FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF WOODRUFF COUNTY END
ING JUNE 30th, 1919
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Number Bal.
1
June 30, ’18 Receipts
546.76 2,638.31
D
8
10
11
12
13,
14
16
17
18
21
22
23
25
24
26
27
30
33
34
35
C. P.
Hunter
McClelland
Augusta sp.
McCrory sp
Patterson S
S.
spl
1,082.57
2,660.85
1,611.03
1,645.30 <c
2,745.97
1,118.39
449.42
888.60
207.54,
840.70
1.170.43
1.079.44
980.52
906.04
3,185.16
250.94
348.54
761.56
936.83
779.31
2,667.91
362.39
*
2,564.87
3,144.62
1,830.09
3,485.33
2,799.71
902.88
2,906.91
4,009.95
1,382.70
1,755.05
1,887.04
1,015.38
1,122.24
1,264.64
915.19
1,671.03
1,047.79
1,210.59
2.406.90
2,294.54
2.213.57
477.47
893.32
1,413.87
1,166.46
1.054.84
3,753.10
487.10
883.50
17,418.46
5.042.58
2.429.85
16,572.80
8,202.12
1.202.90
132,774.00
War’ts Pd.
826.93
1.948.02
2,853.44
989.34
1,196.15
938.62
1.228.19
1.067.11
1,210.25
471.60
1,577.95
1,059.85
978.71 •
1.662.03
1,422.43
1,512.65
437.89
641.30
1.031.19
851.59
674.19
2,609.72
416.37
373.58
18,179.95
5.788.82
2,822.42
19,625.24
6,682.34
1.467.83
Bal June 30 ’19
2,358.14
, 2,041.46
3.817.36
2.004.39
' 2,204.20
3.695.39
905.58
504.55
942.99
651.13
933.78
1.158.37
1,314.32
1.725.39
; 1,778.15
3,886.08
290.52
600.56
1,144.24
1,251,70
1,159.96
3,811.29
433.62
509.92
i 1,803.38
2.398.38
1,437.52
432.89
4,319.49
637.95
132,774.00
ROAD DISTRICTS
Name Balance6-30-18
Augusta 1,128.27
White River
Point
Freeman
Garden
Caney
Cotton Plant
DeView
Franks
P. Bend
Cache
Barnes
Dent
115.45
1,447.79
516.93
190.78
1,538.89
24.38
1,096.66
1,070.82
154.36
1,359.00
672.08
Receipts Warrts pd. Bal,
4,202.36 4,164.38
1.027.94
1,232.72
785.12
550.81
1,413.06
2,168.80
2.240.95
1,069.35
220.35
1,337.65
833.15
741.20
1,153.41
1.151.49
649.79
349.35
1,565.90
1.616.50
1,981.24
1,368.44
271.67
1,553.03
405.56
102.42
6-30-19
1,166.28
1,529.02
625.26
391.74
1,386.05
576.68
1,356.37
771.73
103.04
1,143.62
1,099.67
1,275.99
COMMON SCHOOL FUND
RECEIPTS
June 30, 1918, Balance... $4,176.91
Delinquent Tax . 213i97
State Apportionment . 20,070.32
W. N. Wilkes Examiner Fees . ’ 62 00
Estrays ... 107.59
R. H. Smith, Jr., Polls and Penalties ... 8 525 35
Interest .. ’ 55;36
TOTAL ..-. 28,212.00
EXPENDITURES
Treasurer's Commission . $479.00
Warrants Paid . 954.85
Apportioned to school districts by order Co. ct. 21,627.50
June 30, 1919 Balance . 5,150.65
Total . 28,212.00
RECORD FUND
RECEIPTS
me 30, 1918, Balance . $439.32
Kec’d N. N. Cain, Tax on Writs and Seals . 401.60
Received by Walter Jimerson . 118.50
Received by L. W. Winfree . 79.70
Received by Geo. Haralson . 201.55
Received by Interest . 6.00
Received by other sources ... 29.99
TOTAL .5r.. 1,277.16
EXPENDITURES
Warrants Paid . 1,245.63
Treasurer’s Commission . 14.57
June 30, 1919, Balance . 16.96
TOTAL
1,277.16
COUNTY GENERAL
RECEIPTS
Nomination Fees .
Constable Fines .
Sheriff Fines .
Sheriff License ...
jR. H. Smith, Jr., County Tax, 1918
Other sources ...
Warrants outstanding July 1, 1919
TOTAL .
EXPENDITURES
$32.00
456.9Q
436.72
50.00
33,368.44
4,566.45
5,414.15
44,324.66
Circuit Court expense .
County Court expense .
! Magistrates Cour^ expense .
Road and Bridge expense .
Jail expense .
Pauper expense .
Ordinary County expense .
Treasurer’s Commission .
(Warrants outstanding July 1, 1918 .
TOTAL ... 44,324.66
I, Walter Jimerson, County Clerk in and for Woodruff
County, do olemnly swear that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct statement as to the financial condtion of the
County. Given under my hand, this, 22 day otf July, 1919
WALTER JIMERSON, Clerk. ‘
4.364.10
2,482.70
202.85
3,164.99
442.50
1.105.15
21.654.10
688.11
5.220.16
HOT WEATHER DANGERS
Anyone is doubly liable to ill
effects from the hot sun when
the stomach and bowels are
clogged with a mass of undi
gested food. If you suffer
from sick headache, billious
ness, bloating, coated tongue,
heaviness or any ill caused by
indigestion, take a Foley Ca
thartic Tablet and you will
feel better in the morning. J.
L. Horton, 505 W. Fair St., At
lanta, Ga.,. writes: “I found
myself feeling likA a new man
Foley Cathartic Tablets are
the best ever.”
Mr. W. N. Dunehew of this
city is spending a few weeks
in Hot Springs.
Miss Rae Thompson of Silo
am Springs, is the guest of Miss
Esther Thompson of Deview
this week.
Mrs. Gene Ellis and two little
daughters of Leslie, arrived
Sunday for a visit to the fam
ily of Mr. G. O. Raymond.
Sid Thompson and Jerald
Morris of DeView, spent a few
days the first of the week in
Searcy the guests of relatives
and friends.
For flowers for any occasion
see W. W. Raney, Licensed Em
balmer of McCrory, he can
save save you telephone charg
es. Agent for leading Little
Rock and Memphis florists.
<B
.Mr. George Wilson Hagler
arrived home from France
where he went as a volunteer
with Co. A, enlisjting at the
age of 17. His friends as well
as himself are glad of his re
turn.
Mr. W. H. Jimerson of Hebei”
Springs, and son, Lynn, who
has just returned from France
to the delight of his many
friends, and Misses Velma and
Ethel Jimerson of Memphis,
spent Wednesday and Thurs
day here.
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FLIES WORRY ANIMALS
Particularly so if there it a
sore or wound on its body. Get
a bottle of Farris’ Healing
Remedy, costs but 60c, makes
a pint, worth $2.00 apply it to
the wound and it will heal
rapidly and flies will never
bother—Red Cross Drug Store
Mr. Bjerry Holder returned
Wednesday from Hot Springs
where he accompanied his wife
and Mrs. Osro Taylor several
days ago for Mrs. Holder’s
health which we hope will be
greatly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fakes
and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bull
and family left the first of the
week for Hot Springs where
they will spend a few weeks.
They made the trip cross-coun
try in their cars.
Mrs. Boyd Angus and little
sister, little Miss Esther Wilson
were in Little Rock the lattter
part of last week where little
Miss Esher underw^en an opera
tion on her eyes at St. Vincent
Infirmary.
Messds Milton Marsh, Pete
Vaughan, Worley Carter, Bry
an Merrill, W. E. and Ruken
Jelks, T. J. and Roger Fakes,
and Dane Angus attended the
big sale of Duroc hogs at Brin
ley Monday. One sow sold t01
$1,550.
ALMOST PAST GOING
“I Suffered with kidney
trouble for three years” write
D. Bell, St. James City, Fla.
“and for the ast six montns
I have be&n almost past goin,
I couldn’t stoop down anj
when I would lie down I c°
hardly get up. I began taKim;
Foley Kidney Pills and beior
I used up two bottles my P
were all gone.” They are wW
prompt in action andqui
relieve backache, rheumatic
pains, stiff, swolen lomts
sor0 muscles—Red Cross
S+ore.