North Carolina Newspapers

V XL THE STAN 'ARD TiANDARD. i i TUKNSOUT - I.'. GOOD - JOB - WORK - lTH : STANDARD Tb E I -i iiliS iES ilUJ , ijyjrro 1 ,1 i 1 in jv jli . PflU 1 YUAU t I- AT LLYLNCJ PRICES. GIVE US A TRIAL SOME Til OUGHTS. Maffgested by the Time, Condition and Thing Looking Backward and Forward. Another year is almost gone. 'X mas Is near at hand. In a few more dW Santa Glaus will pay hi annuffNrjsitaud gladden the hearts of thousands of children in onr land. The rich will exchange gifts and in some instances ihe poor will be remembered. Tbase dajs which should be happy days to all will pass so swiftly by thai we will not haje time to stop and think before Jin nary 1st, 1896 will usher, upon us the beginning of a new year. In many important aspects 1895 has been a year of startling and puzzling events : War rumors, riorsjr Cattle, $42,153, murder, suicide and "a restless and uneasy spirit seems to exist every where. 51'he unprecedented revolu tiotTin political sentiments in our country, and now the pending crisis between us and Great Brittain all combine to emphasize the statement that there is evidenly a spirit of dis trust and dissatisfaction that is as wide as the universe and as deep seateJ aa bumatf prejudice, enyy and ambition. ' Again: Januaiy 1st, 1896, will find desolation, gloom ai.d poverty in many howes where peace, plenty and comfort abounded a year ago. Men whose fortunes were then es timated at millions are now penni less and without" credit. . As I write' the names of several prominent -North Carolinians, who for years and yeai e have stood at the very 'bend of our leading financiers, recur to my meuiory, with the Bad asdb&aoa of tlie fact that one un wise investment swept away the c- p.mulations of busy lifetime and these men whose favor and friend-. f , ship were pcmed by people gener - ally and who wt re held up to the ' young as exauipbrs of what thrift, energy and en'.eiprise would acconi pliab,- ere now seldom thought of and leas frequently referred to in public. I know men whom Brad street rated a year ago at five hundred thousand dollars, whom he now rates as unworthy of credit. But there is another side to the picture, there have b?en colossal for tunes made. Many wiio began 1895 struggling against tid, with an im penetrable cloud overhanging their future, haye with an indomitable - will and a determination that laughs at impossibilities surmounted all difficulties and find -themselves at the close of the year luxuruviug in peace and plenty. ; January 1st, what an eventful day to us all. Many will be trying to balance their accounts. Some puz -zled to know how to invest their profits and many others wondering how they can meet their obligations. The man who baa had his fortune swept away by. fire, or the farmer who has lost his crop by flood or frost ha j the sympathy of the pub lie, and aid if necessary; but the merchant who, bec-inse of inability to collect accounts, or the heretofore successful financier who hjs failed because of an unfortunate deal, ia held up as a failure and unworthy of confidence or sympathy. He is sued, reported to commercial g n cies, collecting agencies, b'ack-mai! ed and so completely handicapped that it ib impossible for him to do anything. There is many a dij who could start again and with past experience rise rapidly in tbe ladder of success, but for judge ments, commercial agencie3, etc. I have seen comparatively few debts collected by jadgement. In moat cases forbearance and a little timely aid will obtain money from a debtor, where prosecution and perse cution would bo cripple him that the collection would be impossible. At the close of tbe year 1895 let there go -up from eyery heart an anthem of praise and thanksgiving for blessings received and enjoyed, and petitions for mercy in behalf of tbe unfortunate and distressed. Coicord, N.O. "X." Hystericus Disappearance. A gentleman arriving here from Southport yesterday said that Mr. 8am S Drew, exregister of deeds of Brunswick county and a member of the firm of E F Davis & Drew, merchants, had mysteriously disap peared and his whereabouts are un - known. He conveyed bis property toMrTFred Harper and Mr. E F Davis, but-it was found that tbe ; property was already mortgaged for " Tall value, to a . gentleman in the country. Mr. Drew left home on tbe 16th. Last, to come to . Wilming .too, and has riot been heard from '"tan Etar, VOL. VIII--N0 STATEMENT OF THB Income and Expenditures OP CABARRUS COUNTY FOB THB Fiscal Year Ending Hot. 30, 1895, Income. 219,315y8 acres of land Sl.635,855, 'ZZC. on $100, $3598 88 723 town lots, $404,- 083, 22c. on $100, 2143 Horses, $85,194, 22c. on $100, y 888 95 187 43 150 32 92 . 31 92 69 41 60 2 87 1702 Mules, $68,326, 22c. on $100, 8 Jacks and jennys, $418, 22c. on $100, 3 - -I no - An oo 22c. on $100, 8204 Hogs, $18,908, 22c. on $100, 1790 Sheep, $1305, 22c on $100, Value Farming utensils $398,66, 22e.on $100, Tools of mechanics, $3,707, 22c. on 100, 87 71 816 Household and kitchen furniture, $49,488, 22c. on $100, 108 87 Provisions, $16,536, 22c. on $100, 36 38 3 80 8 21 191 Fire arms, $1,728, 22c. on $100, Libraries, $3,733, 22c. on $100, Scientific instruments, 70, 22c. on $100, Money on hand or de posit, $56,261, 22c. on $100, 123 77 Solvent credits, $379,- 017. 22c. on $100, 833 84 Shares in incorporated companies, $81,320, 22c. on $100, 178 90 Other personal proper ty, $204,713, 22c. on $100, 450 37 190 $38 gross income and profits, Total general taxes, $6,807 82 $3,093,601 value of all property.real and per sonal, at 21c. on the $100, $6,702 80 2327 Polls, 32c. on $100, Railroad property, $146,897, 21c. on 762 09 $100, 318 28 Bank stock, $35,137 21c on $100, 76 13 234 00 25 00 Tax on merchants au and other dealers, Theatres, Companies or persons who give entertain ments, 5 00 Livery, 50c. on every horse or mule kept for hire 6 months, 19 50 20 00 148 00 65 Peddlers, Marriage license, $1 each, Arrears lor insolvents, 6043 Acres land, $504.78. at 22c. on $100, 11105 10 89 16.83 165 9y2 Town lots, $.4,950 22c. on $100, 6043 Acres land, 504.78, 3c on $100, 9y2 Town lots. $4,950, 3Mic on $100, 186 Acres, $1,840, 25c. ou $100, 93 Acres, $920, 20c on $100, Personal property, $7, 848, 22c. on $100, Personal property, $7, 848, 3V3c on $100, 4 60 1 84 17 27 2.62 INCOME ROAD TAX. $3,093,601. valuation of all property, real and personal, 9Vc. on $100, $2,938 92 2327 Polls, at 28V2C. 663 19 Expenditures. December, 1894. R BWhite, for judge of election, $ 1.00 M Dove for judge of election, 1.00 J B Sherrill for publish ing statement of in come and expendi tures of the county for the year ending Nov. 30th 1894. . 3312 George Walker for 255 , feet of lumber for the , - county. 2 Jas P Cook for publish ing statement of in come and expendi tures of the county for the year ending Nov 30th 1894. 33 C L Cannon for judge of election. 1 WD Foil for 1102 feet of lumber for county. 11 A F Hileman for work and for 3427 feet of . " lumber for bridere at Hileman's milU . 36 J R Wallace for rork . and material for bdee over Rocky River. 50 Tohn Cook for repairs : on bridge. . 1 ROS Mffierfor build ing bridge near Heg lars & Motley's on Charlotte road. 41 M J. Corl .for black smithing and for hay and corn for mules, ' 12 JdL Jf uryear tor ser- . ifes as Atty for the - 54: county commission ers for six months, R Will Johnson for jail fees for November 1894, R ' Will Johnson for waiting on chain gang 26 nights to be paid out of road tax. Jim Blume for repairing chain gang gun to be paid out of road tax. N D Fetzer for medicine for county home and iail. 25 45 26 100 8 J H Moose forjudge of election, 100 2 00 3 86 4 35 8 00 100 J L Peck for Register of election, ' CF Smith for Register of election, Dr J P Gibson for med icine lor chain gang. Samuel Sloop & Son for 4 pauper comns. B Wilkerson forjudge of election, L A Ridenhour forjudge of election. 100 D C Bonds for warning hands to work road. 100 100 100 100 100 100 DM Pless for judge of election, N M Barnhardt for iudge of election, H W Ludwig forjudge of election, G II Bost for judge of election. G M Lore for judge of election, R C WThite to use of Jno K Patterson for Keg trar, 3 52 S B Furrfor judge of election, 1 00 J R Biggers for 2 loads 01 wood lor chain gang, 3 60 Jno Smith guarding convicts 11 days, 11 00 Herbert Smith for work with chain gang 32 50 GF Barnhardt for 27 days as supervisor of chain gang, 35 50 2 50 2 00 2 00 TJ White for Registrar, D H McEachern for hauling dirt one day, W R Swarnngen for hauling one day, D M Lipe for hauling ing one day and fur nishing turnips for convicts, 2 62 250 D M Blackwelder for hauling two days, Sidney Barnhardt for guarding convicts 12 days. 12 00 G P Blackwelder for load of straw, 1 25 Chas T Allison for judge of election, 1 00 S W Hams forjudge of election, 1 00 Smithdeal &'Morris for hardware for chain gang, 22 07 17 97 Chapman & Satterfield lor matenal tor 1 ail, J C McEachern for ser vices as Registrar to use of Smithdeal & Morris, 2 63 4 05 DMCorzine for 90 lbs beef for convicts, W J Hill for tinware for county, 3 70 Dove & Bost for sup plies for county home, 27 88 315 Dr J P Gibson for med icine lor county home, Jno W Cook & wife for keeping county home one month, 25 00 John W Cook for hire at county home one month, 26 50 Yorke & Wadsworth hardware for chain gang, 60 86 Yorke & Wadsworth, hardware for county home and county, Mrs R W Johnson lor making six bed ticks for jail, Alex Coleman ibr one days work on jail, W H Skinner for 1 doz pans for prisoners, W F Cannon for Reg istrar, Dove & Bost supplies for chain gang, W D Ritchie for judge of election, Cannons &JFetzer for clothing for county home, Elam King for Regis trar, D B Morrison forjudge of election, W H Blume forjudge of election, ROS Miller for judge of election, Jas C Gibson esc for record 'g official bonds election returns and Stationerv lor year, GT Crowell forclean ing34Vfc bus wheat for county home, . Jno Parnell for shoeing ing mules at county home, Dock Shankle for sup plies for one month, Betsy Barringer sup plies for one month, S Wittkowsky for cloth tent and clothing for convicts, ' W Shaw Harness Co for making convict's - tent, J Dove for supplies for " - county home, '; Sandy Garmon for sup- . plies for oue.iuonth, 24 8S 60 180 5 22 75 91 100 43 4 1 00 1 00 100 55 . 45 12 00 173 02 100 100 1 25 34 75 101 75 65 18 75 1 72 John A Cline one cord 01 . wood lor chai sang, : . vf 200 CONCORD N, C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER J W Foil for laying off road from St Johns to Foils Mill, Jas P Cook, 2,000 blank orders on Treasurer, Julius Garmon for Sup- . plies for one month, GEdDorton, warning hands to work roads, R H Benson, warning to work roads, J D McAnnulty, coffin for Julia Misenheim er's child, C W Earnhardt, repairs on bridge and culbert W W Morrison, laying out road from Beth el to Mecklenburg county line ' -; C W Bradford for 126 ft lumber for county,' G W Misenheimer for judge of election, H W Fryling for re pairs on jail, D WCorzine for hauling terra cotta pipe, ' 00 1 00 4 00 150 100 100 80 00 100 6 00 45 100 126 1 00 28 0j 150 75 100 100 43 30 J F Weddington, eight loads rock lor road, Minerva Ross for sup plies for one month, Hannah Rogers for sup plies for one month, Jno K Patterson clerk, services as clerk, $1166 January, 1895. S Barnhardt for guard ing chaingang 6 days, G FBardhardt, manag ing convicts 22V2 davs, 6 28 14 J Smith, guarding con victs 14'2 days, Herbert Smith. 22 1-2 days work with chain gang, 28 13 100 100 1 00 9 37 15 05 4 20 2 40 2 75 Rose Ann Kirk, sup plies for January, Dock Shankle, supplies for January, Minerva Boss, surpliea for January, H McNamar, work ou jail, M J Corl, feeding con victs mules ona month E W G Fisher, work on cotton platform, Dr J P Gibson, medicine for county home, Dr J V Gibson, medicine for chain gang, R Will Johnson jailor. waiting on chain gang 5 days, 500 11 15 190 4 65 R Will Johnson jailor, jail fees for December, Chapman & Satterfield, pipe etc for iail, Smithdeal & Morris for hardware for roads, Edgar B Caldwell, deliv ering telegrams, coun ty home, 50 7 07 100 12 22 1 25 1 50 D W Corzine, 175 lbs of beef for chain gang, M M Cruse for warning hands to work roads. Lee Davis for working on roads, W J Hill for repairs on jiil and county home, Sandy Garmon, supplies for J annary, Hannah Rogers, supplies. lor January 100 Will E Harrip, two days opening roads and two days work, Will E Harris, 320 feet lumber for bridges, 4 00 410 C R White for glazing at court house jail and county home. 3 Jno W Cook, hire, cotton seed and fruit trees at county home, . 31 Jno W Cook and wife. keeping county home one month, 25 CO J S Hill, jailer, jail fees 75 for December, 189-1, D E Perry, repairing fchoes at county home, John S Hill, jailor, wait ing on chain gang 21 J d;iys, I Concord Water Works Co., rent of water for jail and court house, P B Fetzer, culvert pipe at jail, D M Faggart, 55 feet lumber for bridge, D M Faggart for 19 cords wood for roads, Alex Dean for supplies for Esther Robinson, Betsy Barringer for sup tPiies for one month, W D. Barrier for coffin 28 25 35 11 02 3 00 125 3 00 100 1 00 00 and shroud, John C Watts forjudge of election, C W Bost for judge of election, C L Erwin for hauling rock for bridge, John S Turner for at tention to pauper child. C W S wink for merchan dise to county, G W Brown for 10 lbs. hair for county, Jas P Cook, advertis ing for commissioners D M Widenhouse, judge of election, R A Brown, 1000 hafd. brick for county home A H Penninger, 'judge - of election, Cannons & Fetzer, -blankets, etc., for jail, ' H A Wenselfor 98 feet lumber for road, L M Morrison, sheriff, notifying county offi- " cers of election, 7 56 -5 150 ' 2 60 30 2 00 1 00 t 6 00 100 48 95 V 98 19 00 84 50 H A Fryling, work on jail, - 6 00 J Dove, material for re- " pairs on jail, 5 28 Dove & Bost, goods for jail, 189 Dove & Bost. suoolies for chain gang. 76 Dove & Bost, goods for county home. 14 John S Turner, supplies for Tulius Garmon, 1 Tesse Moore, five nights as watchman at the. jail. 3 T Dove, corn lor con victs' mules. 1 $1716 February, 1895. T A Cline. repairs on bridge. . 2 Dock Shankle. supplies for February, 100 Esther Robinson, sup plies for February, 1 Sandy Garmon, sup plies for February, 1 50 Lizzie Black, supplies for one Month, 1 00 I B Caldwell, hauling 1 barrel lime to jail, 10 J WMehaffey, ringing court house bell 10 times for superior court, 2 50 Rose Kirk, supplies for 05 February, 1 Minerva Ross, supplies for February, 1 00 Mrs Lavinia Pence, sup plies for one month, 1 W T Hill, furnace re 13 50 pairs. 2 J B Sherrill, public no tice from Superior Court Clerk. 3 Sims & Alexander, sup plies for jurors," 2 Sims & Alexander, 1 broom for court house. WM Weddington, ser vices as clerk to the board and book of record for office, 25 F W Glass, 125 feet white oak timber, ' 1 John S Hill, jailor, wait- incr on chain gang 31 davs. 31 Smithdeal & Morris, hardware: to Use of chaid gang. 4 Monroe Lincrle.suoplies for one month. 1 C W Earnhardt, build insr culvert and work on road, 6 T S Hill, jailor, feeding prisoners 31 davs, 97 B-tsv -Barrinsrer. one supplies. 1 Dr J R Jerome, visiting' Lindy Garmon and practicing on same, 15 00 Hannah Bogers, sup plies for one month, 1 00 Will Furr, 80 cords of wood for use of county home, 72 00 lohn W Cook, hire at county home, 18 50 J L Spencer, plastering jail, 4 Eineline D&vis, supplies for one month, 1 John C Bossamon, judge of election, 1 G A Bradford, 320 feet lumber and nails, 3 James C Gibson cso, for record of accounts and judgmeht aga oat c'ty, 40 John A Sims, sheriff, wood and 6uu. moning jurors, and merchan dise for court house, 22 94 M F Barrier, 2514 feet of timber, 22 62 25 GO Cannons & Eetzer, shoes for county home, 5 N D Fetzer, medicine for county home, 6 00 18 95 J F Goodman, judge of election, 1 w Dove & Bost, goods to use of chain gang, 72 97 Dove & Bost, goods for county home, 11 70 Wash Caldwell, flour to use of Dove & Bost, 40 Dr L M Archey, visiting sick at county home and jail 3 numths, 98 00 J Dove, for making 2 tents to use of W E Shaw, 25 00 M J Corl, feeding 2 mules 1 month, . 12 60 J D Cline, 1 day laying off road, 1 00 J V Pethel, 1 cords wood, 75 John Smith, guarding convicts 8 days, 8 50 Charles Freeman, cook ing for convicts 8 days, 2 30 Herbert Smith, managing chain gang 23 days, 29 3d Ed Litaker,guardicg con victs 15 days, 11 25 G F Barnhardt, manag ing chain gang 23 -days, 30 96 Zeb Linn, driving cart 2 weeks, 3 00 J P Cook, advertising -court notice, . 2 50 John S Turner, shoes and blankets tor Julius ' Garmon, " 2 75 Davy Kirk, supplies for . one month, '.:. 150 D H McEachern, 1800 1 fet timber for bridge, 13 00 M L Goodman,- 345 feet ' of lumber, . .. 3 45 Dr J P Gibson, for med icine for court house ; " 4 20 Dr J P Gibson, medi- . -cine for chain gang, 75 t..., m fitter, supplies - . 25 00 55 50 . 26, 1895. for Julius pauper, D J Bostian, chain gang, T L Bost, hauling, Jas C Gibson, Clerk Su perior Court, insolvent bills for costs, R E Kidenhour, petit juror, Jacob A Cline, same, W W Andrews, same, C J Goodman, same, Rufus Cline, same, M L Black, same, E W Misenheimer, same, J H Earnhardt, same, N E Barnhardt, same, J H A Holshouser, same, R A Rnssell, same, 0 A Cook, same, M L Brown, grand juror, P FJStallings, petit juror, W H Barnhardt, same, P M Troutman, game, W N Li taker, same, Jesse C Cochran, same, Jno A Barrier, same, J A Scott, grand juror, J J Barringer, same, G W Bost, same, J B McAlister, same, C A Fisher, same, C F Eudy, same, J D M Goodman, same, J C Thompson, same, R D Winecoff, same, S C Overcash, same, A L Pless, petit jurer, J B Green, srand juror, D W Turner, same, D B Porter, same, C W Litaker, same, R W Cope, same, WH Mc Eachern, petit juror, R M Fink, same, W T Weddington, officer of court, W L Parish, same, 1 A Klutts, same, Wm Propst, tales juror, J A Harkey. petit juror, S K Eoss, same, D E Tucker, same, John Cook, same, D H Ridenhour, same, J F Fink, same, J W Dayis, grand juror, , J M Shuping, same, J A Rankin, petit juror, J H Moose, officer grand jury, G W Winecoff, talis juror, J F Russell, same, A D Misenheimer, same, H J Ritchie, same, G H Barnhardt, same, J D Redwine, same, W E Cook, same, J G Clayton, same, W T Barnhardt, same, W H Barnhardt, same, C L Krimminger, same, H McNamara, same, M J Misenheimer, same, W L Winecoff, same, R F Cline, same, E F Deal, same, W H Bost, same, G W Isenhour, tales juror W H Heglar, same, V C Parish, same, A D Misenheimer, same, P C Earnhardt, s :me, F S Goodman, same, D W Lilly, same, J A Cline, same. M L Cline, same, C P Cline, same, D A Earnhardt, same, J C Ferguson, same, M J Hartsell, same, P M Morris, same, Elam King, same, M A Furr, same, C E Barringer, same, 20 20 50 20 25 57 75 60 00 00 50 50 75 55 25 70 21 00 96 50 50 80 25 1 60 1 60 1 60 160 1 60 1 60 160 160 1 60 1 60 160 1 60 1 60 1 60 160 160 160 1 60 1 60 160 1 60 1 60 uu 00 w 25 85 $3,341 dO 45 March, 1895. HerbertSmith for work ing convicts 10 days, $ Tohn R. Biggers "to . guarding convicts 5 , davs, G. F. Barnhardt for managing chaingang 8 days, Lawrence Stough to driving cart 19 days, Charles Freeman to cooking for convicts 28 days, Charles Shankle to driv ing cart 3 days, Ed Litaker to guarding convicts 7 days, Dock Shankle for sup plies for one month Sarah Fink lor supplies for one month, Rose Ann Kirk for sup plies one month, Francis Smith for sup plies for one month, Sandy Garmon for snp p'ies one month, Livinia Pence for sup plies one month, - Monroe Lingle for sup plies one month, M J Corl for black smithing and corn for nules for chain gang, Minerva Ross for sup plies for one month, Hannah Rogers for sup plies for one month, -. H W Fryling for clean ing sewer pipe in jail, Lizzie Black for sup plies for-one month, Martha Harris for sup plies for one month, Caroline McRee for sup 12 3 11 4 8 00 75 5 25 100 100 100 100 150 150 150 10 25 100 100 150 100 I 1 00 Voo plies lor ;one month,, ROS Miller for buildr ing bridge Bar- . rier's Miff, 23 W M Petrea for mak ing brick and ham- mer handles for use of ' chain gaug r'T' " ,''-r;' 1 goods for I Jsyflv rti rPSK C5 Or 8i nim m miiiHrmjfsrr 31954 I. x'asgsfa kfQiW 4 60 5 60 5 50 4 90 5 20 6 80 4 90 5 05 5 05 4 60 4 80 David Kirk for Woods Kirk for supplies for one month, Dr J P Gibson for med icine for C'ty Home, Dr J P Gibson for med icine and garden seed for Couutv Home. 1 2: 210 W M Weddington for 310 7 60 410 3 55 services as clerk of board. Mrs J AV Mehaffy for making shirts and pants for convicts, AW Hatley for six sills at Barrier's mill over Buffalo creek, Smithdeal & Morris lor hardware, W Ed Harris for warn ing hands one day to work road, Betsy Barringer for sup plies for one month, Will E Harris for tak ing care and burial expenses of Harrv Snell, Dr S A Grier for medi cal attention toIIarrv Snell, Tohn W Cook for hire at county home, F D Brumle3' fr ser vices as clerk for elec tion, J S Hill, jailor, for feed ing prisoners' J S Hill, jailor.for wait ing on chain gang 28 davs, AHKluttz for 05 feet of lumber for road, - J Dove for wood for convicts, Wm M Propst for costs in BillRowland'scase Rowan county, Geo W Blown, hame strings and shoestrings for chain gang, G Ed Kestler, charges as tales juror for S R An drew, G Ed Kestler, county treasurer, jurors ticket of Newton Bynds, tales juror one day, John Parnell, shoeing mules at county Jhome, H W Foster, making three coffins, Jas Furr, 22 cords wood for county home, Samuel Sloop & Son, making two pauper coffins, Jas C Gibson, balance due on judgment and book of record, C C Caldwell, judge of election one day, Dove & Host, provisions lor chain eang, Dove & Bost, provisions tor county home, Dove & Bost, half bag flour for Henderson Pharr, Dove & Bost, one gallon oil for melting pipes at jail, B F Bost, 113 feet white oak lumber and 4 sills 9 feet long, Henderson Pharr, snp pliesjfor son 1 month. .18 3 40 3 55 4 20 4 40 7 95 8 30 8 20 8 50 8 60 8 80 8 70 8 60 8 30 8 30 4 00 9 30 915 8 80 7 70 27 3 10 1 00 1 25 4 30 910 410 3 50 6 10 6 10 7 60 310 5 40 6 00 3 80 3 65 3 70 3 40 8 40 8 50 4 10 9 00 1G0 160 1 60 160 160 160 160 1 60 1 60 1 60 1 00 4 75 28 4 SO 9 20 1 60 22 160 100 53 74 12 59 1 40 2 00 John S Turner, supplies 16 lor Julius Garmon one month, 1 50 50 $3,705.81 75 April 1, 1895. Dock Shankle, supplies for one month, 1 75 Tabby Harris, supplies 75 lor one month, 1 00 Esther .Robinson, sup plies for jMarch and April, 2 50 Mrrtha Harris, supplies for one month, . 1 00 Caroline McRee, supplies for one month 1 00 Minerva Eoss, supplies for one month, 1 00 Lizzie Black, supplies for one month, 1 00 Woods Kirk, supplies for one month, 1 00 Vice Pharr, supplies for one month, 1 Lavinia Pence, supplies for one morth, 1 Sarah Fink, 6uppliee for one month, " 1 Kose Ann Kirk, for sup plies for one month, Cyrus Alexander, sup plies for one month, 1 N J Bakke, medicine for Jane Moore, , ' 1 M E Castor,' coffin for colored child, 2 Catherine Furr, supplies - for one month, 1 John W Cook, hire, etc., ' lor use of county home 29.50 Dr J P Gibson, medicine for chain gang, 2 D.r J P Gibson, medicine for use of county home ' 1 Monroe Lingle, Bupplies ' - for one month, . 1 62 Will E Harris, lumber. S for bridce. etc. i fi I Sandy Harmon, supplies ' -. J J "for one month, 505 h H Morrison, lumber ; for bridge, C D Barring?r. lumber A F McEachern, hauliDg rock for bridge, ? Dr N D Felzer, medicine for county home, JnoK Patterson, 2 bbls potatoes for county home, W G Means, at counsel for board, J L Boger, expenses and services for capturing prisoners, Samuel Sloop fc Soa, coffins for paupers, Betsy Baniufjer, supplies tor oae mouth, L M Morrison, money paid to deaf, dumb and blind asylum, F A Klattz, lumber and repairs on bridge, Ed Martin, driving cart, Chas BLuiikle, driving cart, H J K Biggers, quarJing convicts. Chas Freeman, cooking tor e.h:u;i gaiir, Fd Litaker, guarding convicts, 1 50 30 7 65 00 140.00 10 16 150 2 50 40 8 85 14 25 31 35 3125 1 50 1 10 3 15 1 00 18 93 100 00 G F Barnhardt, convicts, manag- W Herbert Sp. ith, work ing convicts, W J Hill, meixhanJirfe for chain gang, Henry Goodman, duvinj; Mis. J W MeLaG.,, 1 -irg for chain gang, Isabella 3ril!er, snpplias for one i-fonth, W II Sv.'t" ri;ien, luijiLcr for br't" , 00 HannaL for ouo W M V vices f1 J R Wall brido i-'.'ers, supplies - iiiigton, scr-clei-k of board, :u. i work 'on 1 00 1 CO road, J W Meliali'y, miming town clock, 1.60 65 J A Blackwelder, as tales- juror lor Jan. term, J W Whire, ollicer of court, January term. 5 00S,; . .. iu. a nrr, ouicer ot jury 50 Jan. teru;, Ib'.h), Sheriff Johu A Sioas, ex penses of bringing prisoners t j the county 4.0Q .14 25 I Sheriff J M ?Ionroe. of Kowan cud ::.ty, tor jail fees, 6 00 Eineline Div! ;, supplies for two months, S L Klattz, iuttee of election ono day, Cann ons & Fetzer, goods lor county home. Smithdeal k Morris, hardware for use of chain gang, 75 8 M J Corl, blacksuiithiDg and irons for county home, 15 M .1 Corl, feeding mules and making shackles lor chain gang, J P Gibson, balance due on order, Mrs. C . C Heinseman, . taxes erroneously charged, . . 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