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STATEMENT
OF THE
OP
CABARRUS COUNTY,
y' FOB THE
Fiscal Year Ending Koy. 30, 1834.
INCOME.
215,803 ares, $1,468,183
21 cents on $100,
753 i town lots $557,463 at
21$ cents on $100,
2,087 houses $93,908 at 21
cents on $100,
1,669 mules $77,726 at. 21
cents oni.00, ''
25 jacks and jennies $640 at
21 cents on $100,
' 47 goats $39 at 21 cents on
$100,
7,116 cattle $45,427 at 21
cents on $100
6,249shogs $16,964 at 21
cents on $100,
2,002 sneep: $l,525 at 21
cents on$10Q
Value fanning utensils $41,
359 at 21 i cents at $100,
Value tools mechanics $5,
537 at 21 cents on $100,
Value bthold and kitchen
furmSEre 54,580 at 21
cenw on $100,
Value provisions $22,044 at
21 cents on $100,
Value firearms $1,720 at 21
cents on $100,
- Value libraries $3,728 at 21
on $100,
Value scientific instruments
$710 at 21 cents on $100,
Money on land $33,743 at
21 cents on $100,
Solvent credits $429,212 at
21 cents on $100,
Share in any incorporated
company $103,398 at 21
cents on $100,
Other personal property
$210,508 at 21 cento on
$100,
$2,000 income and profits;
of 1 per cent
13 incomes and profits, 5 per
cent
2,301 polls at 32 cents
Railroad property $147,236
at 21 cents on $100,
Bank stock $43,120 at 21
cept onJ$100,
Raif J-Cpertyl892$140,-
27 MTinientaon $100,
Bank stock 1892 $33,200 at
20 cents on $100,
Tax on merchants and other
dealers, July 1893,
Tax on merchants and other
dealers, January 1894,
Tax on 168 marriage license
46 acres $460 unlisted, 1887
at 25 cents,
46 acres $460 unlisted, 1888
at 25 cents, .
, 46 acres $460A nnlisted 1889
. at 22 1-6 cents,
46 acres $460, unlisted 1890
at 21 1-6 cents
46 acres $460, unlisted 1891
at 21 1-6 cents
46 acres 460. unlisted 1892
at 20 cents
S,9S1 acres $28,373, unlisted
1893, at 21 cents
5 lots $1,632, unlisted 1893
at 21 cents
Value personal property $6,-
293 unlisted at21 cents
20 polls unlisted at 32 cents
H-SLSros-pgrMier
6 insolvent pollt 34f cents
$248 insolvent property at
21 1-6 cents
. 4 unlisted polls at 32 cents
XSp7 acres $22,35 unlisted at
21 cents
3 lots $225 unlisted at 21
cents
8 insolvent polls at 33 cents
$3181.06
1207.85
203.47
168.41
1.39
08
98.43
36.76
89.61
118.26
47.76
8.73
8.08
1.54
73.11
929.96
224.03
456.10
10.00
.90
753.58
319.01
93.43
280.55
66.40
124.00
126.00
168.00
1.15
1.15
".97
.97
.97
.92
61.47
8.54
13.G5
6.55
2.08
.53
1.31
4.84
.49
2.70
$8,915.75
Income Ho ad Tax.
1894 polls at 28 cents 526.96
$2,802,753 value of all prop
erty at 9 cents 2,662.62
8,704 acres at25,260 at 9
cents 24.00
$6,058 value unlisted prop
erty at 9i cents 5.76
8 lots at $1857 unlisted at 9
cents 176
3 polls insolvent at 28 cents .86
$193 value insolvent property
at 8 cents " -16
18 polls insolvent at 28 cents 5.1$
2 insolvent polls at 25 cents .50
3,227.75
EXPENDITURES.
Decembeb, 1893.
Barnhardt, Patterson and
Smith, guarding chaingang
Herbert Smith, service on
chain gang
E H Johnson, opening road
13.50
80.00
2.40
- 3.00
82.75
9.50
r
XTCannon, warning nanus
G F Barnhardt, overseeing
t chain gang
Tom Moore, cooking on
chain gang
R H Patterson, guarding
chain gang
M. Dove, supplies to C Furr
C W Bradford, lumber for
bridges
Chas. Brumley, lumber for
bridges.
John Cook, supplies to chain
gang
J H Earnhardt, lumber for
bridges etc.
D P Dayvault, supplies to
chain gang
Chas. Brumley, balance of
account
J D Red wine, suspenders for
chain gang
BOS Miller, repairing
bridges
Dr. B 8 Young, county prac
tice R Will Johnson, jaitfees
B J Foil, repairs on jail
M J Corl, work on jail etc.
Mrs. M Brown, making
suits for convicts
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine
for county home
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine for
mnviots '
24.50
1.50
'
2.00
8.40
10.62
86.00
83.20
8.85
7.35
16.80
8.65
1.25
Smithdeal & Morris, toojfl, fq
I rqada.,vV"
i
86.75
.58
20,00
J C Gibson, stationery etc.
M E Castor, pauper coffin
C P Field, lumber for bridges
B Will Johnson, waiting on
chain gang
F WGlass, lumberfor bridges
Jno. W Cook, hire at coun
ty home
Jno. W Cook and wife, keep
ing county home
Still & Winecoff, lumberfor
county
Geo. W Brown, supplies to
chain gang
Jno. S Turner, supples to L.
barmon
B WCope, supplies to mother
Cannon & Fetzer, goods for
county borne
W N Wilkinson, repairs on
lail
Jno. Bridges, smithing- for
county home
J Dove, services as manager
of chain gang
80.30
51.02
Dove & Boat, goods for coun
ty home
Dove and Boat, supplies to
chain gang
85.04
3.50
1.00
A L Sappenfield, supplies to
chain (rang
W L Kimball, services as
3.30
road overseer.
D J Bostian, cups for jail
.25
122.24
2.40
SWittkowsky, convict goods
R A Brown, bnck for lail
7.66
J T Pounds, building house
for Insane
65.00
$883.66
Jakuaby, 1894.
M Dove, supplies to Cath.
.burr
1.50
25.75
G F Barnhardt, guarding
chain gang
Jno. M Smith, guarding
chain gang
18.00
4.50
12.75
2S.75
1.50
2.73
1.00
1.00
3.35
1.25
39.57
24.41
17.85
2.50
10.40
8.75
25.50
8.82
89.90
.80
1.00
Sid Barnhardt, guarding
chain gang
Barnhardt and Smith guard
ing chain gang
Herbert Smith, work with
chain gang
Frank Ramzi, work on chain
ang
J T Hagler, warning hands
etc.
Jno Faggart, warning hands
etc.
W P Rogers, laying out road
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine
for county home
W J Hill, repairing wooden
leg etc.
A F Hileman, lumber for
jail etc.
Yorke & Wadsworth, tools
for roads
Jos. C. Gibson, dockets for
Clerks Office.
W B Smith, D 8, summon
ing jurors
Edwards & Broughton, rec
ord for Registers Office
A L Sappenfield, Tobacco for
convicts
Dr. B SYoung, countyprac- v
tice
M. J Corl, blackimithing for
chain gang
K Wjll Johnson, Jaikfsea.
Zeb Gibson, cooking for
chain gang
A FLefler, overseeing hands
Jno. B Sherrill, publishing
half county expenditures
etc.
Jae. P Cook, publishing half
expenditures etc,
D V Krimminger, inspecting
building for insane
E M Field, laying off road
K W Johnson D S, exjjendi-
tures capturing convict
W N Wilkinson, building jail
31.78
81.78
1.50
1.00
7.64
9.82
feces
Vice Pharr, washing - fcr-
chain gang
Fred Barnhardt, hauling
straw
1.00
B Will Johnson, waiting on
chain gang
13.00
2.50
C F Dry, work on roads.
Cannons & Fetzer, goods for
county home
28.60
16.30
23.43
1.25
25.00
20.50
.50
2.00
Dr. Montgomery, expense
taking Freeman to.asylum
P B Fetzer, water rent
W C Boyd, wooden leg for
pauper
Jno. W Cook and Iwife,
keeping county home
Jno. W. Cook, hire at coun
ty home
W L Misenheimer, repair
ing bridge
Asa Blackwelder, lumberfor
county
J C P Cochrane, arrest of N.
Foard "
X D Fetzer, medicine for
county home and jail.
D D Johnson, medicine for
convicts
C C Caldwell, removing tree
from road
.75
170.46
Yorke & Wadsworth, hard
ware for county
Smithdeal & Morris, hard
ware for roads etc.
3.82
56.37
84.00
Dove & Bost, supplies to
chain gang
Dove & Bost, supplies to
county home and jail
Jno. S Turner, supplies to
Livine Garmon
$1,713.39
February 1894.
M Dove, supplies to Cath.
1.60
Furr
Hurbert Smith, guarding
chain gang etc
Frand Ramzi, cartman for
chain gang
Barnhardtand Smith, guard
ing chain gang
Jno. M Smith, guarding
chain gang
G F Barnhardt, overseeing'
chain gang
R WCope, supplies for mother
H A Wensil, lumber for
culbert
D C Bonds, .lumber for
bridges
P M Misenheimer, lumber
for bridges
ROB Miller, repairing
bridges etc.
Cannons & Feteer, blankets
for jail
Smithdeal & Morris, tools for
chaingang
C L Ervin, supplies to chain
gang
W F Cannon, coffin for Nels
Black , -
Mis. ME Brown, making
suits for convicts.
W N Wilkinson, repairs on
jail - x
W J Hill, repaiwon jail
1.25
4.50
7.00
2.00
8.81
f
52.051 furnace
;
". 2.00 Cannons Fetzer & Bell, chain
5.60 1 for court house
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine for
county home
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine for
chain gang
Jas. L. Lefier, D S, bringing
3 prisoners to county jail.
M J Corl, feeding convict
mules
L M Morrison, sheriff sum
moning jurors etc.
J W Mehaffey, ringing court
house bell
SkeenandEudy, blacksmith
ing for chain gang -
Jno. W Cook,1 hire at'eounty
home
12.00
' .
11.0C
28.90
25.00
1.C0
-
.
1.50
2.00
15.15
1.10
2.05
Jno. W Cook and wife keep
ing county home
Wade Spears, coffin for child
Road supervisors of (JNo. 9)
work on roads
15.00
150.00
J A Furr, wood for county
home
A H Propst, repairs at coun-
to home
C R Propst, repairs 'bri court
house
M A Emerson, laying out
road
G E Ritchie, supplies to chain
gang
W P White, warning'hands
W F Smith, laying out road
A L Sappenfield, tobacco for
chain gang -
16.91
' 1.00
Wm. N Misenheimer, lum
ber for bridges.
H W Fryling, mending chain
gang gun
22.19
6.50
1.00
109.30
J A Goodman warning hands
K will Johnson, jau fees
D J Bostian, spoons for
chain gang
R W Johnson, expense of
bringing Gaines to chain
ganff
W E Lee, timber for roads
etc.
5.00
6.30
4.30
2.12
6.61
. .50
1.00
7.10
5.00
3.50
1.00
2.00
.2.00
..60
2.00
- 85
48.75
5,-0
6.00
3.00
622.05
. 11.75
51.37
, 47.55
2.70
1.60
1.60
1.60
. 1.G0
1.60
1.60
M L Brown & Bro. black-
smithing for chain gang
M Oglesby, supplies to chain
gang
W F Litaker. lumber for
roads
Morrison & Harris," supjjjies
to chain gang
J C Means, dragging a dead
horse out of road
H D Barrier, notifying
hands
R W Johnson, boarding
chain gang
Jno. S S.app. feeding jury. . ,i
Sam Sloop &'Son chairs for
county home
Julius Garmon, supplies
Hiram Sharp, supplies
Lirmey Garmon, supplies
H C Lefier, shoeing mule at
county home
Asa Blackwelder, supplies to
M Murph
Geo. W Brown, leather for
chain gang
St. Cloud Hotel, longing for
jury
L M Morrison, expense of
arresting Angenne Yorke.
R W Johnson, waiting on '
chain gang
Vise Pharr, washing for
chain gang
Jas. G Gibson, insolvent bill
Dove & Bost, supplies to
county home
Dove & Bost, supplies to chain
gang
Jno. K Patterson, clerk to
board etc.
G C Shinn, petit juror
J A Flowe, talis juror
D B Cross, same
H A Castor, same
Geo. C Goodman, same
1?75 fRW Query, same
J A Flower-same
W H Hudson, same""
Wm. Heglar, same
1.fJr)
W R Johnson, same
C W Earnhardt, same
1.60
1.G0
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.00
1.60
1.60
10.10
9.45
9.50
9.70
10.30
9.70
9.65
9.90
10.50
B F Poteet, same
W H Barnhardt, same
J H Moose, eame
E W Misenheimer, same
Adam Furr, same
J W Walker, same
J W Walker, same
A Crowell, same
B M Ingram, grand juror
J A Scott, same
B M Bos tain, same
Lawson Blackwelder, same
J M Irvin, same
J N Winecoff, same
W O Eddleman,' same
L W Misenheimer, same
H B Foutz, same
1.00
4.10
.80
Thos. Waller, same
9.85
9.90
10.40
10.10
10.60
10.50
9.10
1.G0
D C Bonds, grand juror
J F Smith, same
Lewis Bonds, same
W H Stancil, same
G L Kluttz, same
C A Sherwood, officer for
grand jury
V C Parish, talis juror
J H Ritchie, petit juror
10.00
ll.XK)
1.60
1.60
DO Miller, same
J W Burkhead; talis juror
P F Stallings, same
J D Kluttz, petit juror
J Frank Fink, same
G H. Barnhardt, talis juror
John Cook, &aine
S R Andrew petit juror
ERG Plaster, same
W W Brown, same
10.50
1.50
r
-
"
10.00
9.90
9.40
9.35
9.50
10.00
1.60
1.60
J E Slough, same
1.50
H M Earnhardt, same
I
37.50
8.25
18.75
83.00
43.30
4.00
6.05
2.60
11.55
5.70
14.40
19.69
P M Stirewalt, same
C P Cline, talis juror
W L Misenheimer, same
E P Black, petit juror
S E Vanpelt, same
'
M E Castor, same
Robt McCree same
E M Holdbrooks, talis juror
J L Henderson same
H McNamara, same
D S Foil, petit juror
J J Baringer,;ialis juj&i;
P B Bost, same - - -
K P Misenheimer, same
C E Barringer, same
A M Allison, talis juror
D H White, same
W B Barrier, petit juror
M T Stallings, same
J W Walter, talis juror
M M Tucker, same
J C Lippard, same
H C McAllister, same ;-'V
'.
7.40
.7.00
8.10
6.10
6.10
; 6.10
3.80
2.00
Geo M Murr, court Officer
C B Joiner, petit jui
G A Bradfordjsam
T fl! HAWt0 HflTTtP
in on i.i .iL ' . -
w " ur -uise, same
J
J
23.S5
"6.75
Caleb R White, same
J C Johnson, same "
M O Walter.'Bame'
J D Barrier, same
J P Query, same
D Hope Corzine, talis juror
L H White, same
WD Ritchie, same
W D Ritchie same
F F Starncs, same
W B. Smith, court officer
Geo M Murr, same
S L Troutman, grand juror
J L Shinn, foreman grand
jury
J I) Smith, grand juror
E C Suther, petit juror
F A Kluttz, court officer .
H C Lefier, bringing convict
to. Concord
2.90
-75
5.25
4.65
36.85
5.00
2.45
20.50
25.00
1.20
$3849.69
6.00
March, 1894.
Frank Ramsey, cartman for
chain gang
Hurbert Smith, work with
chaingang
A L Sappenfield, tobacco for
chain gang
8.00
31.39
21.00
J Dove guano for , county
Home
Jrio'M' Smith, guard over
2.00
2.65
1.00
chain gang ,
G - F Barnhardt, supervisor
chain gang
20.25
' 8.50
1.00
1.00
4.50
R O S Miller, repairs on
bridge
' A Earnhardt, warning
hands
W A. Kinley, case against
Hams
5.00
6.00
23.50
4:36
" 2.93
2.00
1.25
2.85
1.60
11.72
11.15
3.90
4.90
6.40
1.20
35
26.60
28.30
52.82
2.16
25.00
27.50
1.00
10.40
1.25
2.55
5.00
2.00
13.34
70.33
5.00
1.50
2.00
17.50
50
6.85
W A Kinley, same
1tBb Young, county prac
tice
F W Glass, lumber for
."36
bridges
N D Fetzer, medicine for
county Home
2.10
R W Cope, supplies to moth
er
Dr J P Gibson, medicine for
chaingang
Dr J P Gibson, medicine for
counts' home
Still and Winecoff, lumber
for county home
K L Craven, coal for county
home
M J Corl, Feeding mules
C M B Goodnight, witness
in Harris case
C M H Guoduight, same
U.M iUurr, bruigiug convict
to Concord
J V Petchel, plank for coun
ty homo
; W Brown, supplies to
chain gang
R Will Johnson, jail fees
R Will Johnson, waiting on
chain gang
Cannons & Fetzer, clothing
for county home
Smithdeal & Morris, supplies
to chaingang
Jno W Cook, keeper of
county home .
Jno W Cook, hire at county
home
W G Kewell, repairs on
bridge
Edwards & Broughton, rec
ord of Mortgage &c
M R Bost, repairs on bridge
J. D. Walker, lumber for
bridge
State Hospital, expenses dis
charged patient
Sam Sloop & Son, coffin
Dove & Bost supplies to
county home
Dove 5c Bost, supplies to
chain gang
Swink Bros, stationary reg
ister s office
M Dove, supplies to Cath-
reno Furr
Julius Garmon, supplies
H C Lefier, balance of ac
1.00
count
O-M Dry, lapsed fees
J F M;l!er, superintendent
traveling expenses patient
-4873.81
1.50
7.50
6.00
30.00
. 24.00
. 30.00
April, 1894.
MDove, supplies to Cath-
rene Jb urr,
W Mehaffy, running
rinr.k
Frank Ramsey, chain gang
cartman
G F Barnhardt, supervisor
chaingang
Jno W Smith, guarding
chain gang
Hurbert Smith, work with
chain gang
Jane Moore, cooking for
cham gang
W F Cannon, lumber
Dr R S Young, county
practice
DP Dayvault, buckets etc
for chain eranar
26.50
70
Jno W Cook, cow for county
home
H W Fryling repairs on jail
Alex Garmon. sunnlies
24.00
1.50
90
5.00
11.50
C L Cannon, rock for roads -Mrs
S E Gibson, bru3h aud
timber for roads
ROS Miller, build bridge
Fred Beck, beef for chain
gang
Cannons & Feter, goods to
9.40
1.60
1.60
to county home ana au
H G Ritz, tents for chain
gang .
W G Newell, repairing
bridce
M J Corl, feeding convict
mule
R Will Johnson, jail fees
Smithdeal & Morris, tools to
10.30
10.00
9.10
9.10
convicts
R Will Johnson, waiting on
chain pan!?
Dr J P Gibson, medicine for
1.60
1.60
1.60
chain gang
Dr J P Gibson, medicine for
county home
D W Moore, brush for roads
Sam Sloop & Son, coffin
9.40
1.60
6.10
6.10
6.10
R W Cope, suppues lor
mother
J W Cline, foot log
R Will Johnson, wood for
chain gang
Vise Pbarr, washing for
chain gang
Jno W Cook, hire at county
home
Jno W Cook, keeping coun-
ty home,.
Chapman & ' Satterfield,
hrick for countv home
6.10
.'
6.10
'
9.10
6.50
F Laughlin, balance ac
-
count
clover seed etc coun-
balance account
supplies to
county home
Jno 8 Turner, supplies to J
r Garmon
Jno S Turner, taking Lin
sey "Garmon to county
homfi
7.00
6.10
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
Dove & BoBt, supplies to
cnain gang
6.50
7.20
6.20
$4,906.60
7.G0
9.00
10.80
10.20
9.60
6.55
15.10
12.95
May, 1394.
Sid Barnhardt, guard con
victs
Barnhardt and Smith
Hurbert Smith, working
convicts
John Smith, guarding con
victs
G F Barnhardt, working
convicts .
Frank Ramzi, drawing cart
btl Dove supplies to Cathrene
xurr
J D F Murph, warning
hands
J D Shank & Bros lumber
26.25
for bridges
.
D J Bostian, buckets for
cham gang
Sandy Garmon, supplies
Jno W Cook, keeping coun
ty home
Jno W Cook, hire at county
home
.
29.75
Dr R S Young, county
practice
18.00
H G Ritz, making tent
G W Patterson, supplies to
county home
-
G W Patterson, lumber for
bridges
W J Hill, supplies to chain
gansr
Edwards fc Broughton, pos
tals for list taken
E W G Fisher, repairs on
roads
Ale.: Coleu-.an, work on jail
lot
3.50
4.25
2.50
3.50
17.11
46.90
6.C6
4.75
2.00
29.10
15.40
Spencer & Linn, whitewash
ing jail
Vice Pharr, washing for
chain rang
2 Will Johnson, waiting on
chain Kf ng
Smithdeal &. Morris, tools
cnam gang
R Will Johnson, jail fees
Cannons & Fetzer, supplies
to county home
Dr. J F Gibson, medicine for
county home
Sam Sloop & Son, coffin
R S Jones, D S, bringing
convicts to Concord
Cannons & Fetzer, supplies
chain gang
P M Misenheimer, lumber
for bridges,
V C Parish, suiervisor ser
vices.
4.50
1.50
3.65
40
3.40
91.73
31.69
2.00
Julius Garmon, supplies
II C Letter, smithing at
county home,
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine
for chain gang
M J Corl, feeding mules
Dove & Bost, supplies to
chain gang
Dove & Bost, supplies to
county home
Rev. T W Smith, bibles for
convicts
$5,476.86
Juxe, 1S94.
Herbert Smith, work on
chain trancr
27.E0
36.10
25.00
25.00
' 2.00
4.90
1.50
150
iE;o
1 CO
150
150
25 00
G F Barnhardt, supervisor
chain gang
John Smith, chain gang
guard
Sid Barnhardt. same
J L Crowell, balance cost
State vs Ellis
J A Kimmons, cost State vs
Morris
Alex Gannon, supplies
M Dove, supplies to (Jatn
erine Furr
Caleb lioger, supplios to
Minei vh Ross (May)
Sandy Gilmer, supplies to
Caleb J3ogar; supplies to
Minerva itoss
Sandy Gilmer, supplies to
Leah tfradshaw
John W Cook, keeping
nnnnlv homo
Dock hankie, supplies
100
27 00
120
4 00
419
17 37
29 00
80 60
21 15
27 20
28 50
8 8S
1 50
100
100
1 E0
26.21
3 85
52 35
John W Cook, hire at
cour.tjhonie
D E Perry, mend BhceB
county home
Sam Sloop, coffins
B F C!in, lumber for
bridgt b
R F Cline, same
Dr It S Young, county
1.00
practice -M.
F Nesbit, county com
2.25
missioner
H Earnhardt, same
D Redwine. same
Joiin S Turner, same
P 31 Misenheimer, lumber
for bridges
3.50
ti II Miilcr, taking MEoo-
iuthall to county home
A Hi Sapponfieid, fish for
couti'y home
Dov9 & Bost, supplies to
Dove & Boat, supplies to
1.00
M L Brown & Bro, Bmithi
iiifj for chaingang
Tl .Tniirison. i-iil fees
48.26
16.33
H S Puryear; services to
bsard
G T Crowfcll, fiaur for A J
2.00
13.70
23.75
15.40
Foster
It W Johnston, bringing
Cfcas Graham to chum
gang ...
P Gibson, medicine for
county home
P Gibson, medicine for
31.00
1.25
3.05
Geo V Brown, suspenders
for chaingang
T Pounds, lumber, etc.,
frtr I'lminjyRDEr
Cannons & F6tzer, cloth-
inty f nl jt.rinviftCH
2.00
2.00
Smithdeal & Morris, tools
for convicts -
F Dayvault & Co, beef
-fro niTiTiAf.A
2.00
1.00
IT T. Oftvnn. coal for iail
4.00
5.00
28.00
H O Lefier, smithing for
county home
Lippards & .Barrier, drill
ing for onict8 " ,
Cannons & Feizer, cloth
ing for county home ana
j .il
Edward 8 & Broughton,
chattel record, eto
Dove & Boat, supplies to
convicts
Fttzer's drug Btore, meli-
25.00
2.78
'
5.00
14.75
eine for county home
Ai Morrison, notifying
15.00
list inkers
MomsoiL SLhtz & Co,
blanketB for county
A J Blackwelder, -wood for
Mary Cline
Mrs M E Brown, outfits
for chaingang
J Dovo, county commiss
pion"r .
John K Patturson, " clerk
to board, etc,
Wm LI Miller, Bwpplies to
PoLy Eeidoug
4.00
77.03
$6,213
20.00
9.75
37.50
jcly 1894.
G F Barnhardt, super-
viior chiiin gang, $
Jno. Smith, chaingang
guard -Hubert
Smith, came -Sid
Bernhardt, a ime
Betsy Barringer, supplies
il Dove, supplies to
11.61
2.00
41 50
48.50
51.15
8.50
1.5)
2.00
30
32
30
1
Uath. burr
Frank
itauizi, driving
cart,
Adaline Melchor, sup
plies to Carrie Stokes
Mollie Bost, judgement
iu bastardy case
W G Jewell, cost do
10.10
.24
1.50
25.00
4
30
Sandy Carman, supplies
A G Bost, listing taxes
15
16
13
15
J II liitchie, eame
Jno. D Kluttz, eame
J A Kimoon8. same
Jackson Safrir, lumber
J N Brown, listing taxes
T A Moser, same
4.50
13
1.25
7.30
4.S0
1.25
9.35
20
17
20
54
3
20
20
18
1
1
21
25
37
4
10
D W Turner, same
R Will Johnson, jail
tees
D L llethcock, repairs
on jail
W F Ciiunon, liatiii-r
taxes
T J White, ea-ce
11 A Emerson, same
ttr W Brown, committe
on road inspection
J H Earnhardt, same
K C White, listing taxes
Jno. W Cook and wife.
keeping county home
Jno. W Cook, tire at
county home
Cannons & Fetzer, clotli-
ing for county home
A L Sappenfield, listing
taxes
A L Sappenfield, tobacco
for county home and
juil
9
16
C F Smith, listing taxes
VnrifA V. Wadfi .vnrff-:
Hardware
York& Wandworth
ware for ch in gu'
M Moore, repairs
court house door
F Smith, work on
roads
' 75
2 00
9 28
2 30
17 00
2 80
33 49
88 07
21 03
24 S7
1 00
3 90
100
15 00
4 65
1 75
1 50
2 20
15 00
14 47
Smithdeal & Morris,
hardware for roads
Dr. J P Gibson, medi
cine for county homo
Dr It S Youug, count7
practice
J Dove supplies to chain
gang
Dove & Bost, supplies to
county home
Dove & Boot, supplies to
chain gang
L M Morrison, bidding
property
ROS Miller, build
bridge
Dock Shankle,SHpplies
C C Caldwell, lumber
Leah Bradshaw, supplies
F W Glass, listing taxes
F W Glass, supplies to
chain gang
C W Swink, flour for
Mrs. Fester
Minerva iloss, supplies
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine
for chain gang
F Goodsen, listing
taxes
E M Goodman, repairs
on roau .
L M Morrison, sheriff
Exp. D D and B pu
ptis Water Work's Company,
water rent
220
25
$7,329
AUGUST 1S94.
G F Barnhardt, super
visor chain gang
Sid Barnhardt, guarding
chain gang
Robt. Phifer, driviog
cart
Frank Hamsi, same
Herbert Smith, work
with chain gang
John Smith, guarding
chain gang
W C Goodmaa, warning
hands etc
M Dove, supplies to
. Cath. Furr
Nelson Neal, cooking for
convicts
Betsv Barringer. scoa
44
31
6
7
32
31
25 00
3 65
rf -
plies
Minerva Boss, same
Sandy Garmon, same
Jno. W Cook, hire at
county home
Jno. W Cook, keeping
county home
S A Linker, warning
hands
C L Cannon, same
B P Johuson, same
James Carr, taking P.
Carr to county home '
P M MUenheimer, lum
ber J O Hoie, lumber etc
O F Dry, warning hands
etc
0 H Morrison, lumber
and hauling
D B Oyeroash, lumber
R.U Smith, lumber eto
B O Price, warning '
hands
J 0 Lee, rock and warn
ing habd3. '
CO
3 70
100
1C0
783
4 SO
16 63
125
6.50
32J15
26 00
1 00
, 100
100
(100
5 56
60
3 96
500
13 50
102 69
" 755
9 00
A. II A Kluttz, warning
hands
Dock Shankle, supplies
"
5
Highest of all in Leavening
1G0
21 80
19 15
34 75
ICG
Ci.
00
50
00
00
J W Mehaffey.
bell
riBgmg
It Will Johnssn, takinjj
convic s to cf rap
J A ltankiu, sapplies to
chain gang
V J Hill, supplies to
county home
Heglar & Motley, plank
for road
D P Dayvault, supplies
to chain gang
1 50
1 21
00
0C
2 80
J M Woodside, feeding
1 00
J cry
G
11
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
00
oO
00
00
Nesbit & Pressly, sup
plies to chain gang
A Crowell, laving out
road
17
OR P Cress, same
00
00
00
20
20
00
00
00
on
00
00
00
4i
60
00
D v Saimpock, warning
hands etc
D B McCurdy, taking
pacner to coutty home
J L McCurdy, warning
hands etc
A J Lizard, earae
H M Goo-Jrasn, taking
convicts to camn
J O Witherspooa a Co ,
sup'ohes to chr.'.a gang
14i
3
1 i
Z A iloxri, riok for
roadj
Leah Bradshaw, supplies
D J Bostian, brooms for
J4U
II P Tucker, t:c cupa for
convict i
John ParBei;, blacks
sciithing
S" D Ifetzr, nifidicine,
for county hosie etc
Geo. W Brown, elioe3 f jr
county home
1 FTlm, I'm V J 1
2 00
3 00
150
96 75
John S Turner, supplies
50
00
to J Garmon
M J Corl, work ca cart
KWJ ohnaon, jail fees
Dove, supplies to chain
rr,T luian
viets to chain gang
Dr. It S Yoaug, county
practice
J V Pethel, lumber for
county home
W F Cannon, lumber fcr
roads
L 11 Morrison, summon
ing jury
W H Skinner, repairs on
jail .
cam Sloop & Son, pauj e
covins
F Cline, repairing v;agon
J F Dayvault & Cc, ice
fov court.
Dove & Bost, supplies to
chain gang
31
ll 00
I
1 CO
2 50
23.70
7 90
4 00
1 25
85
70 64
40 07
1 65
11 10
327 26
1 CO
5 35
1 60
6 10
Doye & Bost, supplies to
county home
Sims & Alexander, sup
plies to J K Foster
J C Gibson, leccording
jurors' names
Jas. C Gibson, insolvent
bill COal
A L Sappenfield, tobacco
fcr chain gang
J L Boger, cost Graham
case
W D Kltchie, talis juror
il J Corl, grand juror
J B Caldwell, court
officer
N it Lambert, petit jure r
J F Bost, same
J F S'jssell, same
W F Moo3e,-t.ae
3 10
2 SO
2 40
2 20
2 90
2 60
CO
W W Willhelm. 6;
00
S C Bos', same
ERG Plaster.
G L Kluttz, sai
91
U A Caldwell, talis joror
Li R Holdbjjzrake, same
J R Pation, same
Geo- M Murr, court offi-.
cer
D B Cro3.-, talis juror
J M Barrage, petit jnior
C A Kobinton, ta..a juror
E K Misenheimer, pttit
juror
I) P Boger, talis jarcr
fll M Gillon, bringic K
Alexander to Cabbar-
15
10
75
25
am a uu i roaa
9 10
1 60
7 CO
1 CO
8 CO
3 10
50
CO
3 25
rus
M M Giilbn talis juror,
150
3 00
1 25
1 50
1 25
Chalmers Plott, petit
juror
W M Long, same
W M Chauey, talis juror
W M Stuart, petit juror
M M Cruae, same
V A Kluttz, court officer
George F Plott, talis
juror
J K Blackwelder, pttit
juror
D M Moose, same
J T Uahn, same
J E Rogers, same
Alley TTalter, li
juior
Day id M Blackwelder,
pe'tit juror
0 W Earnhardt, same
J P Suther, talis
juror
J A Propst, same
JfA Wix&, same
C M Suther, same
J"S Harris, Bame
M O Biggers, same -H
A Plott, same
U M Goodman, grand
juror '
2 97
1 25
2 GO
1 85
6;52
1 00
2 20
O F Smith, talis juror .
J It Patterson, same
L D Coltrane, grand
1 00
1 00
pror
6
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
1 rf3ttzrwzrrurft
&3
il M Furr, same
A Crowell, tails juror
S R Andre , same
C A loonhoar, am. -0
A Robinson, same
J O Furguson, same
John Mcinnis, same
A p Boat, same
G II Bariihirdt, same
J"Mc Hartsell, same
A II Litaker, same
U L Krimminger, same
2 50
1 50
6 50
2 10
1 T2
u C Dayvault, same
25
45
00
00
25
CO
00
00
0
D H Ridenhour, same
John M Faggart, same
A J" Lippard, en me
il A Castor, talis juror,
Chap Crimminger, grand
juror,
D F Gannon, same,
O T Biirrifr, sjme,
J V Fisher, Jr, same,
C F Fapgirt, same,
J E MtSL-nheimer, eume,
vy C Litakir, Si-tne,;,
T C Faggart, auuie,;
W li Goodnight, eauie,
6 0
6 10
7 10
6.60
6.70
6 50
6 70
15 CO
10
, 6 60
b 10
a v isnc-r, s. "ic,
A SLarwoou, cidcer-
granc -lor,
juror,
A J Allt- , "K;.-,
Joan i;xca; i,
J A Pro?t, iu:,. j j.v
W JMOi--ML,i:-i-V?,
RFCoble.b !.-,;
J L Baruhurir. nu.:.
J M Coley, p.. ,
Jackson ofn:, -iz
C D Burringsr, .v-ir.
A J Lippar'', s
E C Da vi.", sfe'nii
RC White, s ,
John C'JOK, 85 Jl?, -.
C G Sucuer, dau.,', -M
F Teeter, sany,
W H Bost, same,
G II Barnhardt, stii
25
130
Laf-ir'-"
same;
A J Shiiih, sarno,
-Wriklfrimninger, same,
00
John TnA, same,
W A Wood, same,
John D Barringer, talis
juror,
M C Biggers, same,
John A Cline, mor .y re
funded on license,
3 551
- a iv j
$3,675 67
SilTHilBEnlSJI.
G F Lviihardt, super
visor chain gang, $
Sid Barnhardt, gnard
chain gun?.
Herbert iiiith, work
wi'.h chain g.in,
John Smith, gu:u"d cnain
gang,
Robt Phifer, driving
cart,
Frank Phifer, same,
Geo, Phifer, same,
Nelson Real, cooking for
chain gang,
P V Gla3s, supervisor
roads etc.,
'A Doye, supplies to
Catherine Furr,
f G Cook, hauling on
roads etc.,
J M Smith, warning
40 05
31 00
33 75
3" 00
2 25
7 25
5 00
8 85
7 80
hands,
Evan Taylor, saoie,
J.M Johneoa, work on
roads, '
D C Cosby, warning
20
hz'vls etc
2 70
1 CO
7 70
7 60
1 60
7 60
8 30
7 60
1 60
8 40
8 90
8 80
PALPiTATlOil
Shortness of Breath, Swell
road- 4 00; '
J D Sjjnith. warning ,
(Cj'utinued on fourth page)
i15T. "Sw rry "
DFTKE HEART,
ing of Legs and Feet.
"For about four years I was trou-i
bled with palpitation of the heart,
shortness of breath and swelling of.
the legs and feet. At times I would
faint. I was treated by the best phy
sicians In Savannah, Ga., with no re-'
lief. I then tried Tarious Springs, 1
without benefits - Finally Z tried
Dr. Miles' Heart Cures
also his Nerve and Liver Pffla, Af
8 30
4 60
810
7 90
1 CO
3 10
1 60
ter beginning to tatelhem I felt better! I
continueqtai'-'' uj;ni pov
16;
&LiS
r
7 40
1 CO )
1 60 V
1 CO
1G0
a eo
1 60
eS.1 60 r
1 CO 1
i eo
1 CO 1
.i co
ca- '
1 6
1 60
160
1 60
mm 1
C HO I
(3 'JJ I
a la J
3 10 wCT
Z 10 ' " " 4
3 10 !
4 60
4 60 .
. 1 CO
1 C'y
1 60
1 60
1 60
1 CO
1 60 A
3 10 - I
30 J
3 10
310
3 10
31? J
1 60
2 00 J
1C0
2 00
2 25 . r
1 00 j
100 J
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