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Statement of Expenjes and Earniags—Exclusive of Depreciation
and Bond Interest.
As per the books univerified). For the year ended December 31,1912
Expenses,
R. F. D. No 5.
A. R. Thomas died at nis home
the 23th of iast month aged
like that and not cut up so.
May the little fellow grow up
and make a good man. ‘ '
Arthur Ross spent last Friday
p]iectric
Plant
Water and
Sewerage
Total
’guperintence
Wages
Fue
$1,350.00
s, 119.60
Lubricants
Electric Lamps ^r'ln
ReDairs l.Z%. 1.:)
Water Purchased from King Mill ^
Water furnished Power Ijant li,ol-. ii
$12,619
$264,94
GENERAL ?]XPENSES:
Salaries
Insurance
Stable Expense
Books and Stationery
Rent & Telephone
$264.94
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT $8.31
INVENTORY ADJUSTMENTS:
Supplies
Tools
$178.04
PROFIT ON OPERATIONS $4,432.62
$17,503.46
EARNINGS
SALES OF ELECTRIC CURRENT:
$8,998.43
3,705.03
4,800.00
1.200.00
$1,200.00 .
)03.74
2,253.'74
2,852.83
10,972.43
103.93
399.75
245.47
290.33
1,586.52
393.00
3*)3.0()
1,812 47
.$5,743.83
. $18,363.38
$755.00
$755.00
211.42
476.36
30.65
30.05
68.20
68.20
23.85
23.85
$1,089
$1,354.06
$2.92
$n.23
172.86
6.40
11.58
$6,40
$184.44
$2,15636
$6,588.98
$8,998.53
$26,502.08
about 82 years and was buried i ^j^h us. Glad to have him
at Longs Hhapel 29 may he rest; ^^j-thur is one of our best friends
in peace. ,! W. R. Saunders family of No
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Squres oi , « j-.ow of No 2 spent several days
Burlington visited at G. L. Rippys!(j,j ,s doing' some cjaroentry
Sunday. , . wori\ :iu) ou.r f. ^e.-id Jerome Isley.
; Sjme bxly ask. L. M ^ivinfr ir j .j. W»^';.>jy. Long FamiW are
there was any mud in ;spendi?!,y; v;mter in Florida
toil that day be tradea
H. C. King is rig;vc s
are sorry to t^ay.
Miss Mai?->’ie Cneek oi
CJOSp Koacis is visiting ai
Huit'mans.
L. M. Huffman and L.
Wesiy" jooks awful lonesome
these
0.
Deep Creek Items.
spent Thursday
Citvv
Ed Pace who
night in
W'ili write ag’ain to !et the
people kno'A' that I am stii! alive.
* Are sorr^ to say that Mrs.,
Matkins and daughter
V J Y
goL SO baoiy rij?ht nek with lagrippe.
burned some time ago IS getting , yj^.^ebard has moved
long rightmcely we are giad to,^ fathers Mr. F. U. Blanch
■ard on No. 3. Glad to have him.
a
There will be a sale the 26th
of Feb. at the home of the late
I)r. W. A. Coble.
. Mr. W.‘P. Sheppard and son,
Beil is at work near Snow C^imp
hauling for a saw mil!. Guess
Mrs. Sheppard feels kindly like
a widow.
Mr. and Mrs. Web, Foglern^m
of near i\lt. ^Pleasant spent Sun
day Oil the route, visiting Mr.
Adolphus Sharpe arid family.
■■'■Haw River" Items.
Who saw the g;ron rid ho^'’Sun
day hiiS hog,shir);ret)red for forty
and so winter is on u3 .for a time
yet,- ■ _ ; ■■ ■'■;
The .many friends will regret
to learn that Mrs. W. J. Hill is
quite feeble. We wish for her
a speedy recovery.
Eugene Purceil, one of Haw
stenographer for the uJ
Granite Mfg Co. His
riear PinkHn i„
^ Miss Famiie. William,o„
Burlington is spendinj?
days at Haw River
Hi
and Banks
Commercial Lighting
Commercial Power
Municipal Lighting
SALES OF WATER:
Commercial
Municipal
Light Plant
MiSCELLAEOUS INCOME:
Water Tapping
Water Meters
$17,503.46
$4,073.66
3,325.35
11,312.47
$8,711.48
$222.00
11.10
$233.10
$8,998.43
3,705.03
4,800.00
$17,503.46
$4,073.66
3,325,35
11,312.47
$8,711.48
$222,00
11.10
John Smith traded hbr^s v«th Lineberry and son
Fogleman la - . spent Saturday night and Sunday
has got him a pair of ftne young ;
mu esnow. this' Miss Callie Lineberry is visit-
News IS rather scarce this j ^ Matkins
week we will stop. of Maccray.
——— Mr. Flemming Grabam and
Miss Estelle Dougltas both of
8. F. D. No 8 No. 3, were married Jan 23.
Arthur Perkins and Mrs Daisy We wish them a long and happy
Ray J, M. Lea of Petersburg
married at^the home Jo C - guest of her parents.
klin last Sat. night. We wish
them a happy prospers married
for the past two weeks.
Mr. F, U. Bianchard has been
^ guest of her daughter of
iMiss Carrie Leath of Stony Creek
spent several days last weeks at
J. W. Summers.
Mrs. Emma Smith Simpson j Lineberrys Sunday
O * I w is /»,
jaiternoon.
i Mr. Henery Hall has bean on
U n n Ridge for the past two-
days.
Messrs. Lee Dougless and
Liey Hurdle were pleasant cail
INVENTORY ADJUSTMENTS;
Writer Sux>plies $54.05
$17,503.46 $8,998.63
EXHIBIT ‘*B”
Subject to comments contained in Text of Reports.
$233.10
$54.05
$26,502,09
The Dispatch
A Year . . . .
still continues very sick,
reported some better tho we are
glad to say.
The measels have about run
their course at J. W. ^ Summers.
Miss Ethel is the afflicted one
now. Claud & Ira have recovered
and gone back to school. ;
Thanks to Mrs. R. L. Fo.ster P ,
for a nice mess of sausage, comes
in nice now as rabbits are gett
ing scarse.
Miss Mattie Barker has been
sick on the account of Grippe,
hope it will not prove serious.
Last Friday there was trouble
on the telephone line from Seattle
to t e Caswell line. Sam Somers
got to cutting up and raising cane
Broke the telephone lines down
and I don’t know what else. It
is a 10 lb boy baby. Looks like
Sam would get use to a thing
the sick list. But is out again
we are glad to know.
Messrs. John Faulkner and
Hurley Somers were pleasant
callers at Mr. G. T. Lineberrys
Mr. J. W. Fonville of No. 5.
is on the sick list, ^ Hopa he
will scon be out again.
R. F. D. No. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Coble
sp3nt Sunday on the route visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Austin
Coble.
Mr. Jacob Sharpe is visiting
his brother, Mr. D. M, Sharpe.
He spent Sunday night with Mr.
D. A. Sharpe and family.
with the team at Pikesville High
School nine miles north of Goldis-
boro, N. C. The team Is fort
unate in securing our Eugene to
play with them he is a jolly and
round up good young man.
Our town was shocked last
Wednesday when it was learned
that another Old Vet had answer
ed the last roU call. Mr, Ander
son Thomas who had been linger
ing some days he lived his four
score tan years he was a faith
ful soldier, a true Christian, a
devoted husband and a kina fath
er surely a good man has gone to
his reward the bereaved family
have pur sympathies.
Mr. Thomas Lasley of Oaks
has moved to Haw River and
opened a blacksmith shop near
McPherson’s Bros, feed and
Livery stables. We hear the
sound of the hammer and ring of
the anvil.
A sad accident happened here
Sunday about 1:30 o’clock a. m.
Mr. Sam S. Harkins was riding
an motorcycle going eist at the
rate of forty miles an hour as
was supposed while try to dodge
some ladies who were crossing
the road in front of him his ma-^
chire struck a telephone post and
threw him about tnirty feet and
when taken up was found that
his left was broken just above
the knee he was carried to
Greensboro on the eleven o'clock
train to the Hospital. Dr. Wilk
ins went with bim lattr news he
was resting easy. We truly
hope a speedy recovery without
the loss of his leg. Sam is a
noble young man and was the
bands with friendV -
lived here. . We^were - a!U.-) S
see her.' . I
.. .Mris. S. A. . Vest.- and -ir.
Sam Jr. of Greensboro s'nf lf''
few hours in our town :|aof >1!
■Their many frieftds
seethem. : ;: ^ ^
Pa.stor Rose a,nnounce(] ,
Sunday.night thathe
a ser vice of meeti ng at i, ii ^
River Baptist Church euibv'acih
the lirst.Sunda;y in May come i'l
who can Pastor Roseauvavi h
something good to tell us," "
. On last as the Sun w \s cli^h
ihg the eastern horizon ab'ntl
1 a.m. the death angel touf'hJ
Mrs. Sallie Sanford unexpecJ
to all of us and her spirit wIpom
its way to the great beyond sN
was carried to Rockingham an}
there tenderly laid a i
loving hands to await the m
siirrection niorn her husband hai
preceeded to the beyond. Sb
left one son at Haw River
M. T. Sanford who was VisitinJ
she had done the house work io!
the morning and took the patej
and sat down to read a whii«
when the end came sudden],;
how sad.
Stetson
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Stet«on!
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Most men who come to our itor*
dimply say:
I want a
Stetson”
They get it, and go away satisfied
•r* h«tc thv Stetson Sod «nd >tby Halt in *11
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If Your Back Aches and Your Kidneys are Weak,
Get the Kidney Remedy That Has Been
Again and Again Right here in Burlington.
ington People Tel
APvE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK
HOW TO TELL—Flr'st read the testimony and learn what
[joan'-s Kidney PiilK have done for others. Then if your
back ac-he.s, if sharp pains strike you when stoopiiig or lift-
if you are lame in the morning, tire too easy: if you have
;?:zzy spells and arr- nervo'as, despondent and incUaed to wor
ry over irifies; if tlse kidney secretioris are highly colored
f'i,ill of sedime.nt, if are loo frequent, sc'^nty,
i=K-niul or sc-duing. it is likely thdt your kidneys need uaick
Take a sample of the urine and let if, stand for 24
"S. If h >c.n(iy, briek.fiuKt sediment settles to the
I'.e cle, there is evi'lence to susoect the kidnevs.
FRONT STREET
ANTHONY STREET
DIXIE STREET
C. B. Ellis, the well-known mer
chant, residif g on Front St., Bur
lington, N. C., says: “Doan’s Kid-.
. ney Pills have never failed to help
me. 1 am glad to confirm the state-
me t I gave in 1908 praising them.
I was suffered from a slight attack
of kidney c >mpiaint when I went to
1 Freeman’s Dru^ Store and got
I Doan’s Kidney Pills. I took them
and the pain disappeared. I know
that the medicine is a reliable one.”
Mrs. 3. L. Malone, Anthony
St., Burlington, N. C., says: “I
know that Doan's Kidney Pills
will do anyone good who suffers
from kidney trouble. I vvas nerv
ous and dizzy and my back was
painful. I also had pains over
my kidneys and I fe!t tired all the
time. When I heard about Doan's.
Kidney Pills, 1 got some from the
Freeman’s Drug Co. They re-
mo'ved all my trouble. ”
Mrs. Bertha Stanfield says: ‘The
testimonial I gave in January 1911
for Doan's Kidn'ey Pills was correct.
I am glad to confirm it now. I was
in bad si ape with backache. I had
trouble in straightening after stoop^
ing. I was also bothered by nervous
spells, I saw Doan's Kidney Pills
advertised and got some from the
Freeman Drug Co. They helped me
in every way. The pains left and
my kidney became normal. "
LAKE SIDE AVENUE
WEBB AVENUE
DIXIE STREET
Mrs E. L, Wheeler, Lake Side
Ave., R, F. D No. 2., Burlington,
N. C., savs: ' 'I am a very strong be
liever in D jan’s Kidney Pills. They
cured, me of backache and other
kidney troubl'^s after everything
else faiU.d. My buck was f'ertainly
'.vrenchf'-^d, I could hardly climb a .
1 -fi'yht stairs and it v.’as about
1 ^raposf^ible for rae to bend, I was
1 bothered..by dizziness and head-
f . aches, A relative toid-'rae to rry
1 Doan’s Kidney FIM and I did so.
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Mrs. Sarah Andrews, Webb
Ave. & Anthony St., Burlington,
says: “I am always ready to re
commend Doan’s Kidney Pills.
I know that they are a good re
medy for kidney trouble. . I suf^-
fered a great deal from pains in.
the small of my back. I had such .
headacb e at times that I could .
not get about„ ' I was dizzy.
Finally I decided to try:. Doan’s
Kidney Pills and 1 got some from
B'reeraan Drug Co.
Mrs. Ella Hughes, 926 Dixie St.,
Burlington, N^C,, says: “I have
used Doan's Kidney Pills for several
years and they have always given
me rehef. I had weak kidneys and
backache. Often I was; dizzy. I
never suffer from these? troubles
now as Doan’s Kidney Pillg hrou};:ht-
me relief. I got them \frdm the
Freernan Drug Co. and I am glad to
1 recommend them to others. ’;’
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