ANNUAL STATEMENT For FRANKLIN COUNTY iiiiiiiiwjtfci.n l um ^flPnnisMhe Treasurer Kroni Defeubrr 1st, 191<> t? December 1st, 1917. December ."?th, 191ft. W. H. Allen. Sheriff Act. for Nqv. Court . .... 32.50 J. R. Kins crier to Nov. court 27.50 L. P. Hicks, Amt Act filed for County 5.32 J. B. King, 7 days registrar far Harris Township - 14.00 J. T. Mann 1 day pollholder for Harris T. S 2.00 Calus Chamblee. 1 day pollhol der for Harris T. S 2.00 A. S. Gupton 1 -day pollholder for Sandy Creek T. S 2.00 J. J. Carr 1 day pollholder for Sandy Creek T. S 2.00 S. B. Mullen repairs on Cedar Creek bridge 2.00 J. A. Boone Registrar and poll holders Cypress Creek T. S. 20.00 R. G. Wynne, Registrar and pollholders Hayesville T. S. 14.90 W. E. White Fur. Co. Amt Act for jail 6.50 Aycock Drug Co.. Afet Act for Jail ...4. 1.95 Franklin Times Amt Ac?filed 16.37 Louisburg Light Co.. ligHt for court house and jail 12.2? Louisburg Water Co.. water \ for court house and jail .. B. H. Meadow 1 day special of ficer to election 2.00s J. R. Parrish, Registrar for El ection Sandy Creek T. S... 17.5C J. J. Barrow C. S. C.. Amt act filed Nov. Court 55.59 A. W. Alston, Registrar Loiils burg T. S 18.SO T. W. Stokes Registrar and for pollholders Cypress Creek Township 24.30 W. H- Mullen Registrar and for pollholders Dunns T. S. 16.5' Grace Kearney Stenographer for Nov. court 72. 5# G. M. Perry, Registrar for Youngsville T. S 18.40 D. C. High board of prisoners for Nov ; 45 Hardware Co. amt act filed.. 6 Montgomery & White 6 joints piping 15.00 Dr. J. E. Malone, amt act filed 15.00 J. D. Joyner Registrar and poll holders Franklinton T. S... 21.43 D. C. Tharrington holding el ection Louisburg T. S. .... 4.00 B. N. Williamson holding el* ection Louisburg T. S. 4.00 J. H. Wood Registrar and poll holders Gold Mine T. S... 21.98 Aycock Drug Co. amt act filed 4.05 Hardware Co. amt act filed.. 28.90 S. N. Nelms repairs on San dy Creek bridge 5.0C Ideal Mfg. Co. 1 bbl Dusten Compound ' 5.00 C. R. Sandling timber for Dlckerson bridge 219.38 John Dunston damage to horse on Simm's bridge 25.0C Qullla Baker 3 months outside pauper 6.00 January 1st, 1917. A. B. Cooke conveying Hight <?" ? ? sfi 1 5.2? S.o<V U. L'. HlgB boMff dMMkbd-1 ers for Dec .. 35.23 R. W. Hudson conveying ^ prisoners to jail ^fc^OC Louisburg Water Co. water ?for court liuusq and Jail .. tr Louisburg Light Co. light for court house and jail .7 8.! M. S. Clifton amt pd prem ium on Bond for General Purpose Fund 37.50 Edwards Bro.ughton amt act filed .... .... * 21.79 P. A. Reavis coal for court house 25.i I. N. VanVorhees amt act for ribbons 8.' P. S. & K. K. Allen amt act for jail 5.' W. G. Inhorf repairs on type writer 10. January 2nd, 1917. J. A. Boone Demonstration work for Dec. and Nov. .. 60.' R. L. Stokes 3 days finance and mileage 12.' J. D. A 1st a on 3 "days finance and mileage 12.' D. C. High bal. on board of ' prisoners 2. Dr. J. E. Malone amt for quar antine 4. Franklin Time amt act filed for printing 45. II. A. Kearney salary and clerk hire for January 263. D. C. High bal. on jail 1. Southern Stamp Co. amt act filed 13. Nathan Wlnbush fixing stove 1. Aycocke Drug Co. amt act court house 4. L. P. Hicks amt act filed.. 2. E. L. Rogers 1 day poll hol der Hayesville T. S 2. McKinne Bros. Co., amt act to date 247. L. L. Joyner 1 day Board of Health . 4. J. D. Alston 1 day Board of Health 4. E. L. Best 1 day Board of Health 4. J. B. Yarborough salary and clerk hire for Dec 216. Townsend Scott & Co. Inter est on note 126. February 5th, 1917. J. D. Alston 1 day with Board or Health .. 4h 1?. L. Joyner 1 day with Board of Health 4 Dr. R. P. Henderson 1 day *ith Board of Health .... 4 E. 1?. Best 1 day with Board of Health . 4 Aycocke Drug Co. amt act fil ed for jail ^ 1 Aycocke Drug Co. amt act fil ed for court house R. L-. Stokes 3 days finance com. and mileage ........ 16 J. D. Alston 1 day finance * cottkv and mileage ......... 4 A. W. Perry Jr, amt act fllejL & J.J. Barrcw salary and clerk hire for Jany 216.50 J. B. Yarborough salary nnd clerk hire for Janv 216.67 H. A. Kearney salary and clerk hire for J any ? 262.5C Louisburg Water Co. water for court house and jail ... 2.2G Lnuisburg Light Co. light for couri house and jail .... 11.8*2 Bull Motor/Co. hire of auto mobile l?r grand jury .... 6.0C B\ W. Ballard services on election board 11.06 J. J. Bairow C. S. C. paid So licitor Norris ..... 62.50 Dr. J. E. Malone amt act for quarantine - 4.00 J. C. frucker board of prison ers^'for Jany ? 36.25 Edwards & Broughton amt act fil*l C. S. C 92.5C Loulsburg Coal & Ice Co.amt 1 ait for coal 27.90 Franklin Times amt act filed 10.00 L./P. Hicks amt act filed-.. 1.30 H; A. Kearney amt act filed.. 12.40 Hj, A. Kearney paid officer to /Jany. court 1S.0C (Jlura Massenburg 3 mo. out / side pauper .... ..... 6.0C R. W. Hudson conveying i Louis Smith to Jail 1.00 fly A. Kearney fees Jany. ? cbqrt ...' 1.50 Mayors Joyner fees Jany. [court V. 2.32* B. F.- Picroe J. P. fees Jany. ( court .... >v. B. F. Bullock X.P. fees Jany. court /V*... 3.40 J. H. Harrigl fees Jfeq court.. 1.90 A. B. Cooke Const. fc%s Jan. court . . 1.90 A. W. Alston J. P. fees Jhn. court .?..?????? ???*.. ?? 12.05 R. W. Hudson Const, fees Jan court D. C. High fees Jan court .. J. L. Palmer J. P. fees Jan. court ?usan Harris witness fees Jan court t Annie Fisher witness fees Jan court George Lee witness fees Jan court A. B. Cooke witness fees Jan court .... .... R. W. Hudson witness fees Jan. court * A. B. Cooke witness fees Jan. court J. O. Wilson witness fees Jan. court R. 'W. Hudson witness fees Jan. court P. C. Carroll witness fees Jan. court D. C. Hight witness fees Jan. court *~ March ">th, 1917. J. D. Alston salary 1st quar ter and 137 miles J. H. Ballentlne salary 1st quarter and 156 miles .... T W 1.93 quarter and 142 miles 32.10 J. R. Earle salary 1st quar ter and 120 jplles 31.00 R. L. Stokes/alary 1st quar ter and 12j aalle.^ 31.00 &T. j. E- /aaione salary 1st qharter Bupt. of Health .. 125.00 Hence^ Ha^lewood. salary 1st quarW# janitor for court house X, 25.00 Thref \J!onth? Outside Paoper. Mary/Jaie Alston ?4.5C Louisa' H rodi? Mittle Bartholomew Alice Bunn Quilla Baker . . . . Sallfe Brodie Nancy Branton Nathan Chanelhouse wife . . John Catletts wife George Davis Albert Davis Laura Davis Chaney Davis Priselila Dorsey Simon Doyle Ida Denton . Gilbert Dirkcn.4 Bedie Flood Mary Ann Foster Helen Gupton .... Henry Griffin Lazena Grady Stephen Gupton Jim Huey Daniel Harris Bill Hawkins Angeline Hendricks Tom Harris Isaac Harrison Jack Holden Mlttie Johnson ?... Viney Johnson .... . Dennis Kearney Manerva Kelly George Kelly Pattle Long Susan Laws Mildred Lunce Mourning May Jordan May Mary Mayo Bridgett Malone CUrcy Masrfenhurg Neal Medlln Bailie Martin Julia Maasenburg .... . Peter Manning Sarah Pearce 18TOT . ? W. A. Perry 3 children . Ell PeaVce Mrs. Sallie Perry . Henry Person Arnica Perry Jordan Perry MA. Mary Thurstonrj. .T Elisabeth Thorpe Usiflft Upchtirch .... ... W. P. Wilson 2 children Mre Kate WhU? Z/P. Weaver .... / 6.0C JoKn Yarborough ......?./7 6.00 Andersop Yarborough 3.00 Confnued on page IfW Why Patter With Corns? Use'Bets-lt' Comrnon-Benje, Simple, Herer Fail?, _ . ?an peel off your corns and ?mil?. The Jot - peeling way 1? the "GoU-Il" way. It U the only happy, pal pip? way la the world. Two drops "Got U?? Drop-M Tkat CorW-U.? "C*ts4t" t the Cora U a "4*>?r" I w i Of "Gets-ItT on an y corflfpr callus dries at once. Tm corn finally loosens oIf from the toojvso thmt A-ou can peel It ofl with your ftoacrs If one plooe. pain lessly. like pcoVig a /banana. ' Great stuff, wish INI doi^thjA before.'* There's only one com pear/-"Geta-It." Toes wrapped op big with tape and band ages. toes sQuirmi* from irritating salves. It's all a barbaffor. Toes wonndea by rasors and knlve*. that's butchery, ridiculous, unnecessary, dangerous. Use "Geta-It," the liberty ^ray ? simple, painless, always snreu Tako no chances. Get "Gets-It." Doxrt be Insulted by tmltatlons. See that you get "Gets-It," "Gets-It." the Kua^-anteed. money back corn-remover, the only sure way. costs but a trifle at any drug store. Iffd by E. Lawrence A Co., Chicago, 111* Sold lu Loaisburg um? recommended as the world's best corn remedy by F R. Pleasants, m, be/m. Physician Ihug Surgeon Wood. TS?C. Office? rt Wood Drue Co. If you have any htfms for sale that you wish to subdividYfsee J. A. TUR NER at once as our\ll datlngB are filling up fast. 7-26-tf Lost or Stolen, One black and'tan mal^liound with white streak in face ajjfa one white male hound Vith bushy.Aail both been gone several Months. /Also one white and brown feffeale wen pone about three weeks ana\oi* light blue male hound with black jprs. Will give give $10 for any infornpt\i that enables me 'o find either i " ALLEN. J-13tf " / LouiMjurg. N. C I YOUR HEAD ACHES YOUR EYES ACHE YOUR EYES TIRE WUIKBWWr YOUR EYES SQUINT It Is A Case For Glasses w. B. MORTON LIVERY SABLES MOVED I herewith an ri\ customers and ln(? Oie services livery ?talile, 11)61 , ,iaie\ my business on Jfash St; tlon at Ihwtar of xt\j resident on Malr /treet, where I will h? blad to/serre yon at all time? with ifp best personal service. / J. C. Tucker Louisburg, N. C. AfHiQunccment! The Farmers Mutual Warehouse of Rocky Mount, N. 0., will reopen 011 / MONDAY, NOV. HHi, 19(8 We take pleasure in advising our inany friends and custo mers of FranbliikCounty that the tflTrible Influenza Epiiieir.ii* has sufficiently subsided that our/state and County Bo,wis ??!" Health will permit \he reopening of our, market on the ai date. The' market close? strong and with our buyers all aiixioii for tobacco We look fon high prices. / BEST WABEHOUSE \ BEST SERVICE BEST PRICES w. t. ciem'ent, Managers Jim Yarboro AUCTIONEER Life Time Last a Wagons That Arei Built to Last The harder service your wagon hm?jJ to stand, the more reason to buy m J which will be left for your ?on Ao wear out. The years will prove At* 1 quality. t \ The BEST(*wagon^ , 'we jHio'wJof: IU strength and durability have kept it foremost ^for^over 64 havo earned thU^reputat because of their sturdy ?treni and durable constructional iu* you a wagon to your aced?.r , t 77 g. w;

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