lF The Courier will be under oh-
ligations if thoe indebted for nub
scription and advertising will square
their accounts on or before Dec. 31st,
1884. Let us begin the New Year
anew cash in advance.gj
Gov. elect Scales will resign Jus
seat in Congress about Xmas.
Governor elect Scales has appointed
C. II. Armfield, Esq., of Statesviile
bis private Secretary.
m m
The prophets who predicted in ad
vance Scales' nomination and majority
and Cleveland's nomination and elec
tion are still entitled to the floor.
Wise fellers !
The Electoral College system of
electing a President and VicePresi
dent should be abolished. It in wrong
and dangerous. It is surprising that
it has never been changed. t
The legislator who can devise a
better plan for keeping up our Public
Roads has a future. The question of
working our Public Roads is one that
is growing into importance and must
sooner or later command the attention
of our Legislators. We must have
better roads.
The Electoral College of this State
met at Raleigh, Wednesday of last
week. Col. John N. Staples of Greens,
boro was made President and Messrs.
Rowland and Gilliam secretaries.
The electoral votes of this State were
cast for Cleveland and Hendricks.
B. II. Bunn was elected messenger to
convey the result to Washington. A
telegram of congratulation signed by
President Staples was sent to Presi
dent elect Cleveland and Vice Presi
dent-elect Hendricks.
The new Board of Commissioners
took the oath of office before Clerk
Bradshaw last week and organized by
re electing Dr. Bulla chairman. The
county officers filed their Annual Re
ports and renewed their bonds. The
Constables elect also filed their bonds.
Sheriff Moffitt made his settlement for
the State Taxes for tho year '84 un.
tier schedule B and C. An election
on the Stock Jaw question for Con
cord Township was ordered to be held
nt Widow llorney's Jan. 8tb, 1885.
Owing to tbe space consumed by
the Ancuai Exhibit the Courier is
unable to give the proceedings of the
Board in detail.
THE JL C. M. E. CONFERENCE.
The following are the appointments
for this .District :
TRINITY COLLEGE DISTRICT.
Rev. V. A. Sbarpe. Presiding Elder
Trinity College Station. J. E. Helt
man, Randolph circuit, R. T. M. Ste
venson, C (3. Durant, I. F. Keerans,
Supernumeraries ; Tbomasville and
High Point, S. V. Hoyle; Davidson
circuit, D. L. Earnhardt ; Lexington
Station. T. S. Campbell; Abbott's
c'reek Mission. J. W. Lewis ; Rnndle
mn Station, R. F. Bum pass; Frank
linton circuit, W. T. Cutchiu ; Deep
River circuit, P. Greening; Uwbarrie
circuit, C H. Phillips; West Uwhar
rie circuit, R. L. Warleck ; Montgom
ery circuit to be supplied ; Pekio cir
cuit, F. M. Shamberger ; Mt. Gilead
circuit. M. W. Boyles ; Trinity Col.
lege, J. F. Heitmao, Professor.
And the following for Greensboro
District :
GREENSBORO DISTRICT.
Rev. J. A. Cunninzgim, Presiding
Elder; Greensboro Station, L. W.
Crawford; Guilford circuit, T. H. Pe
fram ; East Guilford circuit, J. A.
Bowles; Pleasant Garden circuit, J no
Tillett, C. WVKing ; Winston Sta
tion, J. T. Bagwell ; Forsyth circuit,
S. H. Helsabeck ; Stokes circuit, J.
R. Scrogus; Snow Creek Mission, S.
D. Peeler; Madison circuit, R. P.
Troy ; Ruffin circuit, N. E. Coltrane ;
Reidsville Station, D. K. Bruton;
Yanceyville circuit, R. G. Barrett;
Kernersville -circuit, J. C. Thomas,
Moses J. Hunt.
The Daily Workman notes the fol
lowing charges :
Rev. P. J. Carraway becomes Pre
siding Elder of the Wilmington Dis
trict, Rev. Robt. O. Bruton. D. D.,
late Presiding Elder of the Greensbo
ro District, goes to Warrenton circuit,
and Rev. D. R. Bruton. late Presiding
Elder of Warrenton District, goes to
Reidsville station : A new District
bas been formed, called Trinity Col
lege to which Rev. V. A. Sharpe .'
as Presiding Elder ; Rev. M. L. Wood
late President of Trinity College, goes
to the Presiding Eldership cf Shelby
District. These are some of the
changes which appear on a hasty read
ing of the minutes, besides which we
learn that a new plan of management
has been devised for Trinity College,
the particulars of which will be given
bersafter. Rev. J. B. Carpenter goes
from Higb Point and Tbomasville to
Dallas circuit, etc., etc.
al Ei
Of Claim Andited and A
Board of County CominbV,
December 3, 1888, to ec.St884.
l'AID COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CLERK.
A C Bulla. 23 days. ."Mfi.iiO
Mileage, 130 miles 5 0,50
Noah Hush, 23 days.
Mileage, 2S0 mils (,
T r. Worth, 21 dav. $42.00
Mileage, 20S miles ( 10,40 $.V2,40
V J Teague, 23 days, 1
Total,
ee in the
j
FoV
LERK. N C V )
j adva L
$52,80 ! J V Pu I
of S Tim fin llV ,
$W,30iDr- Will: Fox. in
i
$i;,oo
8211,50
810,00
14,30
Total,
ard. 1.00
same case, 1,00
f " 2.50
aa, for cash
. Dorsett, 4,20
fee in case
1.1"
same case 5,00
175.84
I'OOU IIOV.SK EXPENSES.
Taid C. C. Rich, for cutting 31
cords of wood,
I. A Spencer, for merchandise,
1) l Pierce, for 235 lbs. pork,
W. P Kccnius. for 175 lbs, beef,
W 1 Woo-1 & Co. for mdse.
A G R..bbins, for 4S)S lbs. pork.
Margaret Dougau, 1 stack of hay,
L A Spencer, for mdse.
K K Robbius, cut. 7 cords wood,
P II Snider, for 522 lbs. pork,
W P Wood & Co , for mdse.
W F Mc rary, for 35.J bu. corn,
Wm. Lowe for 100 bu." wheat $105,
1369 lbs. pork 6109,50.
Win. Rich, for cut. 18 cords wood
J It Winslow, for 11 bu. corn,
L A Spencer, for mdse.
T II Doiigan, for 500 feet lumber,
II U Kcerans, for 300 bun. fodder
and 27 bushels of corn,
A C Roach, for cut'g 19 cords of
wood and making 300 rails,
Wm. Rich, for cut. 11 cd's wood
and making one hundred rails,
W P Hood & Co.. for mdse.
K W Andrews, for load of straw
L A Snenner. lor nirlsf
K W Andrews, 1 load chaff, &c ,
Dr. A C Bulla, for med. sen's..
Worth. McAlister& Co., mdse.
W P Wood & Co., for mdse.
J R Winslow, 1 days harvesting,
v 1' Hunt, for smithing,
li A Spencer, mdse.
W P Wood & Co., for mdse.
John C Fuller, for 25 bu. corn,
John II Hill, one cider barrel,
L A Spencer, for mdse. (2 orders)
W P Wood & Co.. mdse.
Dr. A C Bulla, for med. services
at Door bouse and tail.
V P Hunt, for provisions,
B B Beasley, Steward, (4 orders)
$12,40
35.29
IS.sO
9,02
4,40
3:,84
4.50
8,90
2,80
41,76
3.00
35,87
214.50
7,20
11,00
4,11
3,50
30,00
9.10
4.90
10,40
75
9.46
2,90
39,00
1.37
12,78
1,50
3,25
10,36
10,11
25.00
1,00
30,80
4,35!
32.00
17.65
250,00
Total,
$964,23
l'AID FOR CARRYING PAUPERS TO POOR
HOUSE.
P'd A Davis, for carrying Paulina
Ashworth to poor house.
Paid Miles Hopkins, for carrying
Kuth amitherman to p. house,
Paid W K Hamlin, for carrying
Jane Lamb to poor house,
Paid M M Wall, for carrying Cin
da Lineberry to poor bouse.
Paid Nat Brown, lor carrying Ma
ry Slack to poor bouse,
Paid Wm. Blizzard, for carrying
juary latins to poor house,
Paid A J Woodell, for carrying
Parks Craven to poor bouse,
Paid Hugh McCain, for carrying
colored man to poor house.
Paid Lee Fuller, for carrying Nc
tcr Lofiin to poor house,
Paid M C Spoon, for carrj-ing Fe
lix Hoover to poor houtc,
Paid J 11 Elder, for carrying Ma
ry Caplcs to poor house,
Paid I N Owen, for same,
Total.
$2,50
4,00
2,00
2,00
2,00
2,00
1,25
1,50
2,00
1,50
1,50
2.50
$24,75
PAID TO OUTSIDE PAUPERS AS FOLLOWS:
Rachel Allrtd, $ 2,00
Katie Crutch, 11,00
Julia Feutral. 36,00
Eveline Farrell. 27,50
Ned Gatlin, 3,00
Rebecca Harrcll, 36,00
A Jarrell, for Idiotic daughter, 2,00
Win. Jarrell. for Idiotic daughter, 24,00
Polly Johnson, 9,00
Francis King, 44,00
B Y Langley. for keeping Lcvina
Harland, 5,00
Dorcas Self, 45.00
Ephraim Trogdon. 6.00
J M Vuncannon, 30,00
i, llliaui Wright, 96,00
Total,
$376,50
PAID FOR BURYING PAUPERS.
Paid James Cross, for digging Fe
lix Hoover's grave, $ 100
Paid George Trogdon for bur. ex
penses of Ephraim Trogdon, 10,00
PAID FOR STATE EXPOSITION.
Dr. I) R Parker, for services and
expenses, $64,10
PAID STATES COSTS AS FOLLOWS :
Superior Court Clerk fees, $ 230,23
Solicitor fees, 67,00
Sheriff fees, 26,75
Deputy Sheriff fees, 85,19
Witness fees, 675,56
Justices fees, 29,47
Total, $1112,20
PAID FOR PRINTING, AC.
Paid Asheboro Courikr for pub- '
lishing Annual Exhibit 1883, $30,00
Printing 1 2(H) blk's for Regs, office 7,00
Pub. Report of Finance Com. 13,00
Printing Notices. &c, 2,50
W J Teague for printing done by
Thomas, Recce fc Co. 1,55
Asheboro Courier for printing
100 Notices to witnesses, 1,00
Pd. same for printing blanks, 3,00
' ' blanks, &c. 9,00
4 Bridge nothe, 2,00
Advertising, 3.50
4.00
7,00
Total, $83,55
PAID FOR LUNATICS.
Paid Mary Millikan for car.
her daughter to Asylum, 3,00
W G Wood, for carrying Lou
Stratford o the Asylum. 22,20
Thomas Winslow, for carrying
Lindsay Dorsett to Asylum 25.00
W S Lineberry for carrying
Sarah Nixon to Asylum. 32,00
D J Staley, for carrying 'Sol.
SUley to the Aavlum, 27,89
E A Mollitt. to brining Har
riett Stalker from Asylum, 29,70
Hugh Coward, convening M.
Coward to the Anyluin, 15,00
Dr. P R Hatch, in the case of
Re'cuca Harrell, i,00
JAIL EXPENSES.
Paid McBurns, Jailer, Nov
1883,
Paid McIL, Jailer, Dec. '83,
Paid G. I). Hunsucker, Ja'r,
January. 1884,
Paid G. D. II.. Jailer, Feb.,
4 M'ch,
" April,
May,
" " June,
u . jiVf
. . Aug.,
" " Sept.,
Oct.,
Paid W P Wood & Co., for
merchandise (6 orders,)
Paid Worth, McAliater &
Co., for mdse. (2 orders,)
Paid W It Lewis, taking W.
I. Keerans to jail,
W D Urower, tak'g El wood
Bradford to jail,
D M Morrison, taking Sey
mour York to jail,
W II Dark, taking W. Stin
8on to jail from Chatham,
D. J. Staley. taking Alvis
Nelson to Jail,
D J Gaster, taking two pris
oners to jail,
S W Brewer, taking George
Reeves to jail f m Osgood.
W D Brower, taking Wm li
Bowman to jail.
$ 20.55
35,00
75.87
100,00
24,40
30.17
50.22
C7.82
71,47
101.23
51,30
64.37
18,85
17,78
6.00
3,00
18,50
7,90
1.5Q
3,75
16,10
3.00
Total.
798.68
PAID FINANCE COMMITTEE, iC.
Paid R W Frazier, for 5 days
service, . 15,00
W P Wood, for 10 Bays ser., 30,00
A S Homey, for 11 days ser., 33,00
W L Nance, forjserving 1 sum
mons for finance Com., 30
James U Lowdermilk, for serv
ing 6 summons for F. Com., 1,80
D F Siler, for serving 4 sum
mons tor b. Committee, 1,20
Y H Cox. for serving I sum. 30
J S Ritter, serving 1 sum. 30
E. A. Moffitt, Sheriff, serving
summons for F. Committee, 1,70
Robt. F Steed, serving 2 sums. 60
84,20
l'AID COMMITTEE FOR SETTLING TAXES
A C Bulla, settling State taxes, $2,00
J T Crocker, " Co. " 2,00
AC Bulla. " 2,50
W J Teague, " ' 2,00
$8,50
PAID FOR STATIONERY, AC.
Paid W J Teague, freight on
Law Books. &u.,
W P Wood, for merchandise,
G S Bradshaw, stationery for
Clerk's office,
Edwards, Broughton & Co.,
Cl'k, Sh'ff and Regs, offices
G S Bradshaw, for freight ou
stationery,
E. A. Moffitt. for express on
Treasurer's Book,
W P Wood & Co., stationery,
J W Scott & Co.,
G. S. Bradshaw, for sundries
for Clerk's office,
W J C Dulaney & Co., for 2
Rec. Books for Reg. office,
Edwards, Brougbton & Co.,
for tax receipt b'ks for shtr.
G S Bradshaw, for stationery
for Clerk's office,
Edwards, Broughton & Co.,
for bind'g 2 Tax .Books,
W J Teague, for stationery
for county,
Total,
10.35
6,20
1,50
3.75
61,00
3,07
65
2,85
9,25
3,55
16.50
18.51
5,50
4,00
5,45
156,02
PAID FOR PUBLIC ROADS.
Paid D F Siler for sum. jury
to lay of public road, $2,50
E A Moffitt. sh'ff, for nerving
road orders, &c, 1,10
Jno Brady, for laying off pub
lic road, 1,00
B B Marley, for same service 1,00
Reuben Pearce, " 1,00
James Gardner, " ' 1,00
Alfred Moffitt, " " 1,00
C C Moffitt, for summoning
jury to lay off road, 2,50
J S Ritter. for summoning ju
ry to lay ofT road, 2.50
Lindsay Julian, laying oil
public road, 1,00
J C Langley, for same service 1,00
Wm. Davinport, " " 1,00
Wm. II Pattersoo, " 1,00
D J Gaster, D. S., serving
road orders, tc. 5.40
T C Julian, for laying off pub
lic road, 1,00
E A Moffitt, sh'ff, for laying
off public road, 2,50
J T Crocker, for same service 1,00
W P Wood, " " 1,00
E Brookshire, " 1,00
B B Burns, j oo
Jno II Hill, " 1,00
D F Siler, D. S., " " 2,50
S S Siler, 1,00
II Y Kivctt, ' 1,00
Riley Williams, " 1.00
C G Frazier, " " 1,00
J M Fous hep, 1,00
Winnie Heileg. for damages
sustained iu laying off P. R. 2,50
J T Lowe, for serving r. od's,
DF Siler, for " " "
DJ Gaster, " " "
R F Steed, for serving 21 r'd
orders in N. Hope township
John R Caviness, for serving
1 road order,
Total,
2,10
60
4 80
12,50
60
$62,20
COURT EXPENSES 81BINO TERM, 1884
Paid J S Ritter, court crier. 16,00
J N Winningham, officer or
Grand Jury,
J W Spencer, board for jurors
J J White, for attending jury
4 days,
E A Moffitt. sheriff, for sum.
Juror, holding court, c,
Jurors,
12.00
39.00
6,00
57.05
300,85
Total.
$430,90
SPECIAL TERM, 1884.
Paid E A Moffitt. sh'ff. sum.
Jurors, and holding Special
Court, &c,
E A Moffitt, for fending Ju
rors and officer,
J S Ritter, court crier,
Judge I. F. Graves, for hold
ing Special Court,
Jurors,
Total,
2.75
3.25
22,00
200.00
369,70
$657,70
FALL TEEM, 1884.
P'd S N Winningham, officer
Grand Jury,
J S Ritter. court crier.
E A Moffitt, sh'ff, summoning
35 jurors and holding c. &c.
Jurors,
Total,
$12,00
12,00
37,60
295.10
356,70
PAID FOR BRIDGES AS FOLLOWS I
W B Owen,-for repairing Buf
falo Ford bridge, $ 75.00
N F Spencer, for examination
of Muddy Creek bridge, 2,00
S S Winslow. for examination
of Worthville bridge. 2,00
J M Worth MfgCo.for build
ing bridge at Worthville, 500,00
Noah Rush, for examining
Birney bridge, 1,00
Worth Mlg Co. for repairing
Pole Cat bridge, 2,00
Franklin Auman, for rcpar'g
Reedy Creek bridge, 16,00
T C Fentress, for inspecting
bridge at Walker's mill, 2,00
W B Allred, repairing Ran
dleman bridge, 94,76
J J White, repairing bridge
near Trinity, 2,40
Dr. I F Caviness, getting tim
bers of Buffalo bridge out
of River, 18,12
O R Cox, repairing Cedar
Falls bridge, 299.09
Worth, McA. & Co., for lura-
ber tor Cedar Falls bridge, 68,56
J H Burgess, for drawing plan
and specifications of Buffalo
bridge. 15,00
M S Leach, for repairs on B.
in Trinity township, 4,00
R L Coltrane, repairs on B. in
New Market township, 16,38
Naomi Falls Mfg Co., repairs
on bridge at Naomi, 20,18
Monroe Lewis and J L Bing
ham, cov'g Dunbar bridge, 100,00
W II Watkins, building B. at
Columbia Factory. 750,00
George Stafford, for building
bridge at Enterprise, 1000,00
Total,
$2988,49
TAID FOR LISTING PROPERTY.
H M Johnson, Richland town
ship. 1883, 10.00
H T Moffitt, P. Grove tow'p, 18,00
W N Elder, Trinity township,
1884, 16,00
J E Albright, Brower town'p, 15,00
W P Fox. Liberty township, 13,00
Alfred Bulla, B. C. township, 14,00
Levin Woollen, Asheboro T., 12,00
J W Ridge, C. Grove town'p, 16,00
Jos. Redding, Grant town'p, 15,00
J W Bean, Raudleman T., 20.00
R L Coltrane, N. Market T 16.00
R M Cox. Union township, 16,00
O C Brewer. N. Hope town'p, 16,00
W H Foust, Columbia town'p, 18,00
Wm. Branson, N. Salem T., 14,00
C II Rush, Tabernacle town'p, 12,00
J B Horney. Concord town'p, 16,00
Tyson Trogdon, Franklinsville
Township, 17.00
Emsley Lowdermilk, Richland
Township, 10.00
Total.
$284,00
PAID FOR HOLDING INQUESTS.
W A Varner, in case of J. J.
Page, $ 1,65
W H Parker, juror, same case. 1,75
NWNewby.
C H Lewis, Coroner, "
W. H Moring, juror, "
EACox, "
TL McLean, " " "
E A Moffitt, for guard and go
ing after Coroner in case of
Mary Baldwin,
C H Lewis, Coroner in case of
Mary Baldwin,
John Bell, juror, in same case,
John Chrisco, juror, " "
W A Hamlin, ' "
Dr. A. H. Redding, for Post M.
examination of Mary Bald
win's child,
W. P. Wood, juror in case of
Mary Baldwin,
2.25
5,00
1,50
2,05
1,50
2,00
5.00
1,35
1.40
1.35
Total,
10,00
1,35
38,15
MISCELLANEOUS CLAIMS.
PM M S Robins, conn, of B'd 14,50
W J Teague, for copying Tax
lists, orders, &c. 285,70
Elias Macon, assessing prop
erty 7 days in P. G. 1882, 14,00
J W Gilmer, 3 years money, 4,00
McBurns, keep. pub. build'gs 6,00
W J Teague. recording official
Reports, Bonds, Orders &c. 40,50
E A Moffitt, sh'ff for taxes,
not collectable, 188 1 and '82 37,70
W J Teague, for reeording or
ders, &.t 15,25
B B Burns, repairing stove in
Court Room, 8,00
W J Teague, recording ord's,
issuing notices, &c, 14,20
W. P. Wood & Co. for mdse
for Court House, 2,20
E. A. Moffitt, cleaning Court
House three months, 3,00
W J Teague, recording orders
fcc, 30,10
G S Bradshaw, making out 28
"Bills of Cost," 9.00
W J Teague, rec. orders, &c. 18,80
Worth McA. & Co., mdse for
Court House, 66
W J Teague, rec. orders, &c. 12,75
E A Moffitt, cleaning Court
House four months, 4,00
E A Moffitt, for taxes reim
bursed, 6,82
W J Teague, rec. orders, Ac. 10,00
W P Wood & Co. mdse for
Court House, 75
W J Teague, rec. orders, &,c, 26,15
Levi Tucker, work on court
house widows, 1,00
Geo. Stewart, work on court
house roof, 20,00
W J Teague, for recording
orders, notices. &c. 9.20
W J Teagne. rec. orders, &c. 3,30
Geo S. Bradshaw, for certifi
cates and seals of office, 3,00
Levi Tucker, work on C. H., 25
W J Teague, recording ord'c,
issuing notices, making "ab
stract of taxes. &c, 104,25
Geo. S. Bradshaw. for making
out 31 "Bills of Costs," 7.75
E. A. Moffitt, for work on the
Court House, &c , 6,25
W. P- Wood & Co., mdse for
Court House. 1,00
W J Teague. for calculating
"Taxes," &c, 106.80
Total,
826,85
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES.
Co. Commissioners and Cl'k, 2 1 1 ,50
Poor House, 965,23
Taking paupers to P. House, 24,75
Outside Paupers, 376,50
Burying Paupers, 1 1,00
Paid for State Exposition, 64.10
States Coat, 1114.20
Printing, 83,55
Lunatics, 175,81
Jail, 798 68
Finance Committee, 4,20
Settling Taxes, 8,50
Stationer, 156, OH
Public Roads, 6 0
Spring Court, 4;i0,'.o
Special Court, 65770
Fall Perm, 356,70
Bridges, 2989.49
Listing Property, 284.00
Inquests, 38,15
Miscellaneous, 82G.85
Total, 9718.07
COUNTY FUND FOR THE YEAR 1883.
Received from Poll
Tax, 1441,97
Rec'd from Prop'y
Tax, 7C06.17
Merchant Tax, 300,42
Marriage L. Tax, 175.07
Jury Tax, 3,71
Income Tax, 4.75 9532,15
195,96
I, W. J. Teague. clM-k of the Hoard
of County Commssioncrs of Uamlolph
County, do hereby wrtifv th.it the fore
going is a true "Exhibit" of i rlaitns
audited by the IJoanl lor the year ending
December 1, 18S4.
W. J. TEAGUE, Cl'k
(34) Bo. Co Com.
Seliool Fund, 1:5.
Bal. on hand June 4, 1883, $ 39,71
Rec'd from Poll Tax, " 4325,90
Rec'd from property tax, 5070.79
Rec'd from Dog tax. 2.85
Rec'd from State Treasurer, 1309,25
From fines, forfeitures, &c, 690,80
From liquor licenses, 154,99
Total.
11694,29
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid Teachers of
Whites, 7105.13
Paid Teachers of
Colored. 1730,55
P'd for S. Houses
for whites. 969,43
For colored, 16,35
Co. Superintend' 135,50
Reg of Deeds, 5,95
Fr other purposes, 10.40
Treas. Commis'ns, 501,76 $10475,07
Bal. on hand Dec. 1, 1884, 1119,22
There are balances due the School
Districts that will nearly or quite ex
haust the above amount.
NOTICE.
HAVING taken out Letters of Admin
istration on the estate of Solomon
Staley deceased, notice is hereby given to
all persons in any way indebted to the
estate to come forward and make prompt
payment and all those holding claims
against the estate are notified to present
them to the undersigned for payment on
Qr before the 10th day of November, 1883,
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
R. W. FRAZIER, Admr.
This 10th day of Nov., 1884. 31 :34
The Blair High School,
MALE AND FEMALE.
lynch rTJir,rirvc;s,
HI3H POINT. N. V.
CHEAP. Thorough. Pru-tiral. Relia
ble. Prof. W. A. Ui.air. (IlurvurJ
Universitv) Principal. Prof. W. Whi tk.
Assistant. A full atrp- of lraiirs.
The term of this School will begin Sep
tember S, 1S8I.
Hoard per month, $7.00 tn $12.00
Tuition " " $l.."W) to .i.M
Rooms furnished at the Arademy ifdc
sired. Address.
W. A. BLAIR, Higb Point. N.,
August 18. 1881. 1S:'J
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Will nurUV Hie BLOOD, rrtrn
luleXIYfcKnl MIONEVN.
ana k:stokK THK HKALTU
ant iua or XUUIH. Dy
lenl. Waul uf Appall te. In.
H frtinn. Lack of Ktrnifiii
iitl 'l irt-.l hVHliiiriilmoluu-iy
curcl. Iloncs. ilium-leg and
Uf rviM receive new force
, iuillvent the iiiIikI m..i
rT" ZSTmZ "llll Urln lWir.
If ITj I p" 55 Suffering from t.,nii,,,ii
find In DR. HARTER'S IRON TONIC n ,.t.-,t
Ftieeily cure, (lives a clear, health v couilt-xiti
reiiieiit attempts ul coiinferrctiiny only mi
to the popularity !' ill- original. Do Uol tx
perlmcui get the Ouujin ai. a.i Bist.
HARTEE'S ofAfTii.cowTjPTioii
LIVER PILLS Cripe.S:cxeiiom Leave
Iron iffrlmt from TORPIDITY of the LIVER
or Inacti' ity of the Buwelc, will And n p-rman i t
CURIO bjr the uNj of thnn -,IU. No madiciaa tiuuM
b tak n without firt H nxlnif tho Kforanch nnd
Bon In with n d-B of H AKTR'S LIVER PlT.j.tf.
biimple dose Seot Free on application by potuL
(Send your addrerttoTbA Or. HrtrMl.Co. V
St. Louis. Mo., for our "DREAM BOOK." 1
1'ullof strange aod nsef ol informatioa, Uou.Jr
t!i!!leS .'rT"u" 1 -
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Deeds and Mortgages for sale at
Ibis office.
TAYLOR HFC. CO.
Addre s order and empriricit from l!:m
dolpli and adjoitib jr coiinties lo
.i nix li. m;i:oKs, A-m.
Franklinsville, N. 10:tf
N'AOMI FALLS MT'fl CO. HAVE
added a new featurr to Ibeir hiisi
ness and h.ive in stock a couillete lineo
MILLINERY GOODS,
IiicLi'liuir White floods. Hosiery. Piccrj
(toods. Satins. Velvet.-. Silk and Velve
teens. Ladies' Trim med and Fntrimined
Hats and llniiners Silk. Kid and Lis.e
Thread fJloves, and nuinerous attractive
artiel( in loo great a variety to sum up iit
an advert. senicnt. The
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Department Is niauapl by competent
yonn ladies and satisfaction irnaranfeed
in all eases where work is intrusted to
them.
The Indies of Randolph county are es
pecially invited to jjive us a call. If they
are disposed to consult their own inter
est they will be sum to do so. rj:fin
HUGH J. BOMS & BRO,
Asheboro. IT. C,
DEALERS IN
Buggies, Phsstons,
JERSEY WAGOJVH. &c
THIS firm Is prepared to do the best
of avoi-Ic. They us the best ma
terial and their
WORKMEN ARE FIRST-CLASS.
All kinds of Repairing done as cheap
as it can be done anv where in the State.
In connection is a first-class
Blacksmith Shou,
where you can get your Blacksmithing
done at the shortest notice and at the
lowest prices. Their work will bo sold
for
Cash or Barter.
If you want any thing in their line it
will be to your interest to consult their
work and prices before going elsewhere
Their motto is the best of "work at
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES" Cash OT
Barter.
The Shops of this firm are loeated at
Dr. Worth's old stand on the Plank Road
about 200 vards West of the Court I loose.
Asheboro, N C, Nov. 29, 'S2. 33tt