THE eOSeORDSTDARPPSes & and""& CONCORD, N. C, DECEMBER 14, 1899 "ANNUAL T.,..m. nnd Expenditures Mnvpmnpr jj,.a year INCOME . land, evaluation,' $1,698,231 at 22$ cents 31,520 ,'liaeral quarry, town lots, j43 herses, 1 Iliu1-' j3 gouts, ':-:() bogs, 5 j sheer utensils, farming Toote of mechanics. Household and kitchen fur. provisious, firearms. libraries, . ?,:nnt,ti instruments, Money on baud or deposit Solvent credits, his. in incorporat d co a, Cjtton in seed or lint, Brandv and whiskey, Unsiiil instruments, (t No. bicycles 03, piatpd and silverware, It Watches and jewehy, Other personal property, Gross income, 0i polls -.'-i al cenia, Railroad property, valuation -ii.uoo ai BaDk stock, valuation oo,o, ai B. and L. stock, valuation $24,416, at Tax on li'7 marriage licenses, , 104J acres double tax. valuation, $627, at 45$ cents, itown lots double tax, valuation $500, at 45$ cents, . -Personal property double tax, valuation $146, at 45$ cents, , v polls double tax, at 08 cents, 1.0004 acres land uniistea iyf-ws, vaiue S town lots, value $2,505, at hl cents, Personal unlisted property, value $6,255, S unlisted polls, at 34 cents, Tax on shows, Tax on peddlers, Tax on leather renovators, Hotels, corporation, etc., license tax, Purchase tax from July 1st, 1898, to December 31st, 1898, INCOME Io all property valued at $2,820,006 at 15 cents, To bank and B. fc L. property, value $107,391, at ' 15 cents, v To railroad property, value $341,065, at 15 cents, To 2.4-S polls at 45 cents, . , . To t,2oS unlisted property at 15 cents, To 37 unlisted polls at 4o cents, To property double taxed $ 00, at 30 cents, To 17 polls double taxed at 90 cents, All property 1897, value $2,844, at 15 December, 1898. Caroline Aycock, supplies $1 00 Ann Cook, same 00 50 50 50 00 00 00 00 00 50 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 Catherine Lewis, same Lovina Fence, same Albert Cannon, same Mary Montgomery, same Joanna Boger, same ucv Pharr, same Betsy Barringer, same Betsy Freeman, same Sarah Fink, same Charles Alexander, same Mary Lite, same -Jane MtGuyre, same " Lizzie Blake, same Vicy Johnston, same W M Carter and wife, same Martha Harris, same Polly Young, same David White, same Minnie Ross, same Mag. Holmes, same Amzi Robinson, same Nancy Wallace, same Nettie Patterson, same Rachel Furr, same Harriet Todd, same -Ssallie Page, same V F Herri n, same Tabby Harris, same D M Murph, earne Christena Junker, Bame Lovina Vanderburg, same Octa. Stafford, same Calvin Green, same andy Garmon, same L'elia Page, same Hennderson Pharr, same Fanny Fry, same Alpha Kilpatrick, same W M Honeycutt, same Ned Polk, same Ben Kiser, same Julia Dayis, same Alex Coley, same derrick Alexander, same M A. Walter, judge election J Dove, fertilizer for county home P M Sides, .judge election J E Carriker, overseer roads, etc. R F Cline, judge election W M Weddington, clerk to commissioners, etc, J C Howie, overseer of roads Joseph Misamer, Bame C F Smith, registrar of election H S Barnhardt, same Jas. A Barnhardt, judge elec tion J H Dorton, registrar of elec tion G J Hurlocker, burial expenses of Mrs. Lowry John H Simmons, judge of election, etc. G J Hurlocker, judge of elec tion R V Caldwell, material for bridge, $tc. . Dr. J S Lafljferty, medical aid K-L Crayenl coal for jail P M Morri & Son, goods for chain gaiig K L Craven, coal for chain gang W A Lyerly, judge of election J L Eoger, bringing Green Propat, Jr., to Cabarrus jail N M Barnhardt, services at county home, etc. R H Patterson, services as 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 2 2 POO 1 00 1 1 1 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 6 75 .3 00. 3 50 3 75 17 40 100 1 00 9 84 6 00 100 6 55 3 00 3 00 - 3 6 8 14 8 50 STATEMENT pf Cabarrus Countv for th lOtn.'iSoo. 3,849 32 71 44 1,079 27 184 18 142 47 1 05 15 94 58 32 72 2 05 70 40 7 84 125 61 55 15 6 47 11 39 2 35 127 51 748 25 119 92 181 99 38 23 80 8 43 3 23 14 74 417 11 82 50 994 16 773 08 193 74 55 34 197 00 2 85 2 27 66 17 00 43 52 5 71 13 97 2 82 10 00 15 00 5 00 348 98 312 17 476,149 81,253 62,854 " 456 65 41,727 " 14,435 900 31,057 " 3,456 55,419 24,333 2,851 5,027 1,040 56,254 330,113 52,905 80,247 168 10,500 3,720 1,427 c i 1,502 " 184.022 " 16,500, at J of 1 per cent, zzj cents, cents, 22 cents, . sfiy.zuu, at zz$ cents, at 22$ cents, $10,457 40 $4,230 10 161 09 511 60 , 1,092 60 102 36 16 65 2 10 15 30 4 27 ROAD TAX. cents, $6,136 07 Supt. chain gang, etc. 96 95 Cannon & Fetzer Co. goods for county home 39 24 Cannon, Fetzer & Co., goods for chain gang 57 70 Dr. D D Johnson, medicine for county home 4 50 Dr. D D Johnson, medicine for chain gang and jail 90 00 J T Pounds, for pauper coffin Jno. A Honeycutt, judge of election 3 00 .2 00 9 31 W M Weddington, clerk to commissioners D P Day vault & Bro.. goods for county home D P Day vault &Bro.. cabbage for chain gang H L Baker, judge of election G C Lentz, same J A Fink, same 3 24 100 1 00 2 50 Asa Blackwelder, wood, for chain gang Yorke, Wadsworth & hardware for county Yorke, Wadsworth & hardware for roads etc., Co., Co., 12 10 3 49 7 48 Concord Lumber Co., piping for roads Swink & White, provisions for county home Dr. R 8 Young, medical ser vices Jas. Motley, overseer roads M A Boger, judge of election Jas. C Gibson, stationery for clerk's office Geo. W Misenheimer, judge of election ' M ',L Buchanan, summoning 36 15 19 11 6 00 1 00 , 3 75 35 00 3 00 jurors to canvass Senatorial vote Jno. 8 Hill, jail fees Ed. L Morrison, registrar of election, etc. Mary Stacks, supplies Dr. J P Gibson, medicine -for county home Dr. J P Gibson, turpentine for 3 00 25 30 9 86 2 00 chain gang $619.40 January, 1899. N M Barnhardt, service and hire at county home Albert Cannon, supplies 40 1 50 R C Benfield, Supt. of chain 1 gang 42 40 100 Mary Montgomery, supplies Dr. J 8 Lafferty, county prac- tice Dr. J S Lafferty, visit to chain gang Vicy Pharr, supplies Betsy Freeman, same D M Murph, same Julia Davis, same 9 00 Joanna Boger, same Betsy Barringer, same. Lizzie Black, same Charles Alexander, same Sarah Fink, same, Minerva Ross, same Jno. 8 Hill, jail fees for Dec. Harriet Todd, supplies 00 44 50 00 45 29 , coffin 3 84 1 Martha Harris, supplies 100 QE Cruse, provisions for chain j gang 7 90 Sallie Page, supplies Sandy Garmon, same 50 , W M Honeycutt, same Jane McGuyre, same Amzi Robinson, same 100 5 00 40 30 6 55 26 85 300 1160 m Moore, work at iail R H Patterson, road service J C McEachern. registrar for Nov. election - no. F Smith, rock for roads M M Tucker, judge Nov. elec tion w 1 W A Wallace, rock for Rocky li. bridge Vicy Johnson, supplies 00 00 20 53 50 oily Young, same as. F Harris, for arrest of C Jbitzpatrick A C Blackwelder, ceal Wm. Junker, attending clock L Craven, coal for iail 35 00 - 70 1 00 100 Dr. J P Gibson, whiskey for county home Dr. J P Gibson, medicine for chain gang L Hathcock, blacksmithing for chain gang Concord National Bank for St. Louis Art Metal Co. for fire proof vault 509 83 28 10 54 40 59 28 3 75 30 40 23 76 30 75 25 00 7 24 200 33 50 200 4 50 600 90 1 00 30 Asa blackwelder, work on Li- taker bridge P P Townsend, jail fees no. P Allison, goods for chain gang and county home Cannon & Fetzer Co. blankets for jail Cannon & Fetzer Co., croods for chain gang Cajonon & Fetzer Co., goods for county home The Concord Times, printing income and expenditures Concord Water Works Co.. water rent C R White, glass for jail W b Kimray, straw for chain chain The Standard, printing income and expenditures, etc. Rufus Cline, judge of election A J Shmn, registrar of elec tion 1 C Howell, registering voters 6 days H W Fryling, repairs on gun. etc. Fanny Fry, supplies A L Sappenfield, leather Ann Cook, supplies 1 00 Yorke, Wadsworth & Co., hardware 1 49 11 55 Yorke, Wadsworth & Co., hardware for chain gang W Reece Johnson, services as clerk, etc. 39 30 Christena Junker, supplies.. Tabby Harris, same R F Biles, error in Taxes Derrick Alexander, supplies Henderson Pharr, same Caroline Aycock, same Ben Kiser, same Catherine Lewis, same W F Herrin, same Jesse Coley, same $1,193.91 February, 1899. Betsy Freeman, supplies, D M Murph, same Albert Cannon, same Lizzie Black, same Betsy Barringer, same Joanna Boger, same, Vicy Pharr, same, Henderson Pharr, same Charlie Alexander, same Sarah Fink, same Sallie Page, same Jane McGuyre, same Amzi Robinson, same Alexander Coley, same 1,00 Mary Montgomery, same Polly Young, same Minerva Ross, same Mag Holmes, same Harriet Todd, same Christena Junker, same, W F Herrin, same W M Honeycutt, same Julia Davis, same Derrick Alexander, same Ben Kiser, same Mary Lite, same Nettie Patterson, same Caroline Aycock, same Nancy Wallace, same Ann Cook, same Martha Harris, same R C Benfield, service as super intendent cnain gang, 101 $128 March, 1899. Charles Alexander, supplies, 1 D M Murph, same 1 Retsy Freeman, same 1 Joanna Boger. same, . 1 Betsy Barringer, same Lizzie Black, same Albert Cannon, same Vicy Pharr, same Sarah Fink, same W M Carter, same for 3 mos Mary Lite, same Jane McGuyre, same Vicy Johnson, same Polly Young, same Martha Harris, same Julia Davis, same Charlie Taylor, same, Minerva Ross, same Mag Holmes, eame Aaron Ford and wife, same Sandy Garmon, same 1 1 1 1 I 6 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 75 15 50 R C Benfield. services as su perintendent chain gang, 97 S. J Wiggins, supplies 2 50 00 50 00 Mollie Craven, same 2 Sol Plummer. same 1 J F Smith, lumber and work 2 00 on bridee. 15 100 JE Long, service as oyerseer 100 roads, 1 00 Calvin-Green. suDt)lies 3 mos 3 1 50 Reece Winecoff . wood for Co. 2 00 Home 100 100 Christina Junker, supplies 1 80 Mrs M J Blackwelder. making 1 00 clothes for chain eane 3 IT T, Craven coal for court 200 room . V 100 JL Boger, feeding jury W L Robbins. error in taxes, 8 50 Walter Kimrav. straw for chain 2 00 ! chain crane 1 50 Te Littles, wood for County 1 00 Home 29 100 JT SaDD. keeping Co Home, 78 RE Gibson, services aa aua. committee 2 00 7 50 19 70 28 98 20 50 10 00 ' 167 65 18 10 3 00 . 5 75 8 09 2 00 Concord Lumber Co., lumber . Yorke. Wadsworth & Co, hard ware Yorke, Wadsworth & Co, hard ware for roads Gibson & Morrison, com. to chain gang John Hileman, lumber P P Townsend, jail fees, Feb. ruary L Peck, summoning jury, Catherine ' Lewis, supplies 3 montns ; R V Caldwell, lumber J Ezell, work at jail J T Pounds, coffin for Hender son Pharr D W McEachern, error and overcharge in taxes Harriet Todd, supplies W F Smith, hauling rock Jno B Willeford, blacksmith ing 4 55 Jno B Willeford, blacksmith ing for County Home Concord Lumber Co, piping , Concord Lumber Co, lumber Yorke, Wadsworth fc Co.hard- ware for chain gang, 19 78 Yorke, Wadsworth & Co, hard ware for County Home, 3 93 John Taylor, hay 5 1 1 8 W Houston, warning hands Mary Montgomery, supplies P M Morris & Son, hardware for chain gang 150 11 00 450 C R White, steel fencing G W Brown, suspenders Hsssie Newell, supplies, eb- ruary and March A C Blackwelder, coal for chain gang 200 1 05 C M Goodman and W B Earn hardt, lumber, etc 5 41 Mrs. Mehaffey.rraing clothes for chaing gang 7 4 4 20 G E Ritchie, wood for court room Dr J W Flow, 3 visits to Co. Home J D Johnson, corn and hay for chain gang Mrs M J Blackwelder, making clothes for chain gang 3 40 C A Smith, expense bringing prisoners to Concord 4 05 A J Propst, building bridge 3 50 600 Sam Sloop & Son, pauper coffins . Jno Lady, registrar November 50 50 election Adam Crisco, hauling rock ' 43 Joe A Cruse, wood and turnips 00 00 00 00 for chain gang Mrs Mary Fink, error in taxes Dr. D D Johnson, medicine for jail and County Home 6 40 2 60 50 Dr D D Johnson, medicine for 00 00 chain gang A L SappeD field, groceries for chain gang M J COrl, taking paupers to County Home, etc 7 90 215 Fetzer's drug store, medicine 50 for chain gang 00 Ira Mehaffey, ringing bell 50 W J Hill, work m Register's office v 00 1 15 00 Cannon & Fetzer Co, goods for 00 00 00 County Home and iail 4 95 Cannon & Fetzer Co, goods for chain gang Dr. J P Gibson, medicine for chain gang Dr J P Gibson, medicine for County Home and jail . D P Day vault & Bro., goods for chain gang Jno P Allison, goods for chain gang Jno P Allison, goods for Co. Home, Swink & White, clothing for County Home W R Johnson, services and clerk, etc Jno M Cook, insolvent bill, Bell, ; Harris & Co, desk for clerk's office C WSwink.cost January court, 1899 Fenix Flour Mill, flour for chain gang Jno S Turnar, services as com'r Nancy Wallace, supplies Sallie Page, same Fanny Fry, same Amzi Robinson, same 148 50 50 00 00 00 400 3 89 33 46 ' 79 34 9149 3 60 00 00 00 00 50 50 00 00 00 00 00 13 05 353 77 13 50 575 15 325 00 00 00 00 00 00 15 63 13 Nettie Patterson, same W F Herrin, same Lavina Vanderburg, same Ceta" Stafford, same 50 00 50 00 1 00 100 15 00 Delia Page, same Geo W Ury, repairing bridge 00 00 50 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 $2,212 April 1899. ohn Taylor, pig and hay for chain gang $1100 R C Benfield. services as supt. Chain gang 78 J T Sanp. services as supt coun- tv home 8 Plummer, supplies 1 2 Juha Davis, same D W Murph, same Tabby Harris, same 00 00 Aaron Dora ana wne, same Polly Young, same 2 00 1 50 Martha Harris, same Lizzie Black, same Charles Alexander, same 55 00 Sarah Fink, same - 00 00 Betsy Freeman, same Betsy Barringer, same Vicy Pharr, same 00 Albert Cannon, same Wm. ProDBt. H C McAllister, 150 J H Long, road committee 22 00 Delilah Page, supplies 3 months 3 00 50 Sam Pharr, same 1 Carolina Aycock, same 1 Nancy Wallace, same - ' 1 Berry Tappet and wife, same 2 87 Fanny Fry, eame 1. N H Smith, services as overseer 3 50 6 25 Roads 2 00 AHA Kluttz; lumber V Concord Lumber Co.. lumber 8 00 and Piping Yorke Wadsworth & Co.. hard 50 ware 50 P P Townsend, jail fees R W Safrit & Co., lumber for bridge etc 4 27 300 400 1 25 105 8 31 7 30 160 4 50 1 00 150 A D Misenheimer, hauling on Roads Sam Sloop & Son, pauper coffins Dr. J P Gibson, medicine for jail and county home Dr. J P Gibson, medicine . for chain gang L J Foil, Registrar ; November election M L Brown & Bro., black- smithing for chain gang - J A C Blackwelder, coal for chain gang Dr. J W Flow, 3 visits to coun ty home Dr. D D Johnson, medicine for chain gang J C Taylor, burial expenses 40 00 50 Ned Polk D P Day vault & Bro., mules from Helms 100 D P Dayvault & Bro., axle grease and corn for chain gang 75 00 95 900 4 75 Wiley Earnhardt, supplies for chain gang H W Fryling, repairs for chain gang 2 70 4 00 300 16 80 G W Krimminger, hauling brush P R Motley, services as regis 50 00 00 trar J B Caldwell gravel, cinders etc. for payement J P Allison, goods for jail and county home J P Allison, material for chain gang 78 820 3 M L Buchanan, amount for indigent pupils W R Swearingen, lumber for road W R Johnson services as clerk to board etc 28 Jno. M Cook, C. 8. C. judge 40 00 50 00 ment dockets, etc 31 15 100 150 1 00 2 00 MagHolme8, supplies - Christena Junker, same W W Honeycutt, same Nettie Patterson, same Alex Coley, same Jane McGuyre, same 1 00 100 1 00 Vicy Johnson, same Calvin Green, same Derrick Alexander, same W F Herrin, same Lovina Vanderburg, same Sandy Garmon, same Loyma Pence, same Catherine Lewis, same 00 Ann Cook, same W M Carter and wife, same Joanna Boger, same 25 80 Minerva Ross, same 10 Sallie Page, same - " Mary Lite, same Amzi Robinson, same Harriet Todd, same $ 998 May, 1899. R C Benfield, service as supt. chain gang 92 50 200 Ben Tippet and wife, supplies 20 S Plummer, same A Ford and wife, same 25 Derrick Alexander, same Alexander Coley, same Julia Davis, sane - W M Honeycutt, same Fanny Fry, same ; Delilah Page, same 95 Sandy Garmon, same Calvin 3reen, same . Lovina Vanderburg same Christena Junker, same D M Murph, same Tabby Harris, same . W F. Herrin, same Sallie Page, same Harriet Todd, same Nettie Patterson, same" Nancy -Wallace, same Amzi Robinson, Bame Mag Holmes, same Minerva Ross, same -Polly Young, same it; Dl n . ' V JL UHVll, KUUD Martha Harris, same Sarah Fink, same 8 J Wiggins, same Carolina Aycock, same 00 Ann Cook, same 1 00 Catherine Lewis, same 200 100 Lovina Pence, same Albert Cannon, same Betsy Barringer, same Betsy Freeman, same 100 200 1 00 1 00 Charles Alexander, same Lizzie Black, same Vicy Johnson, same ' W M Carter and wife, 'same Jane McGuyre same ; Mary Lite, same P F Stallings, Building Bridge 30 etc. , ' H M Goodman hauling and work on roads Sanr Pharr. supplies Sam Sloop & Son, rmuperomn 40 Dr. J P1 Gibson, medicine for county home ou J T Sapp, services and lurei at 00 00 00 county home 4T E L Fisher, straw for chain gang . 50 00 00 00 J P Morrison, straw for chain gang Dr. J W Flow, 4 visits to coun ty home ' 00 50 Mrs. M J Blackwelder, making clothes for chain gang. ; : . 00 00 00 J L Boger, feeding jury A' H Propst, work on jail - J C Willeford, "keeping town 00 00 clock . . a, . . - r- C DBarringer,rerairing bridge ' J L Peck, summoning jurors n 00 Harry Fryling, work for chain . gang - -rW- P P Townsend, jail fees - Jno. F Smith, hauling rock,etcv Concord Times, printing blanks 'etc .- : ,. T" M J Corl, horse and buggy hire R W Safrit & Co., lumber' : G W Brown, suspenders- and belts-for chain gang - - - j ; RV Caldwell, slabs for-, chain gang ' ... G C Goodman, rock W H Long, hauling" brash' -D W Cofzine,rhauliflgi'rock Ira Mehaffey, ringing bell -: 00 00 00 00 00 00 1 00 1 75 2176 8142 25 15 T Willeford," blsmithing 6 51 for cnain K- r- r Sffink rvm yT r 150 q w Patterson, broom and cups W J time and cost Will 600 Jackson . - flannon anu visions for chain gang Edward & Bwughton, chattel 10 10 00 mortgage recoru W Reew Johnson, services as 2140 clerk, etc Concord Stanttara, jn8. 6 00 com. ana Dnagouv-. Ccncord Lumber Co, slabs and plank ' ... ",u Concord Lumber w, 4 for roads - Yorke, Wadsworth& Co. hardware ior cuuutj 2 19 00 Yorker Wadsworth & Co. hardware ior roaus. for court nouse uuu county home ,' 15 Jno. r Allison, guwo 122 for chamgang , I Cannon & jc euswr w 21 stripes for cnamgausi Cannon & jveizer yu. goods for county uome and jail 38 Dr D D Jonnson, u?u. 2163 for chaingang, 3 Ritchie Hardware Co. 59 00 60 glass for jail . - 1 D P Dayvauifc cz . xxu- coat for convict - l L Brown & Bro. horse hirft. etc.. 1 50 3 65 Caroline Aycocki upl's, CW Swink, court cost 1 00 80 371 April term, - $1,076 JUNE, 4.899, Caroline Aycock, supPs, Annie Cook, sarnie. Catherine Lewis, same Lovina Pence, same 1 00 1 00 Albert Cannon, same Vicy Pharr, same Betsy Barringer,' same Betsy Freeman, same 1 00 1 00 150 1 50 100 1 00 200 Sarah Fink, same Charles Alexander, same Mary Lite, same 1 00 Jane McGuyre, same Lizzie Black, same" 1 00 200 100 1 00 1 00 Vicey Johnston, same Martha Harris,, same Polly Young, same Mag Holmes, same Amzi Robinson, same Nancy Wallace, same 28 Nettie Patterson same Harriet Todd, same Sallie Page, same 100 W F Hernn,same -. 2 00 Tabby Harris same 100 D M Murph; same Christina Junker, same Lovina Vanderburg, same 100 2 00 100 I oq uaxyiii urreeu same 1 oo Sandy GarrnoJVJsame 1 50 Delilah Page, same 100 Fannv "Fry,-same- 00 W -M Honeycutt, same Julia "Davisr same. , 50 2 00, aw rui jjx Derrick Alexander, sama 2 00 R C Benfield supt. chain- 149 i oo gang - , 2 00 p irmmmer, suppues 100 Aaron Ford : and wife ioo same ' 1 oo Ben Tiprett: .and, wife 100 1 00 same S J JVYiefirihs. same - 1 00 J W Lentz,. regj. elecjri,; Dir. LM Archey, visit 100 2 00. 300 ing' convicts 100 1 00 1 00 D P Davvault & Bro. goods for,chaingang Dr. J P Gibson, med. for " 150 150 1 00 150 same Dr JrP Gibsoa, med. for 'county home and jail a N "Wt 'Wallace, iail ex 1 5Q 1 00 1 00 200 pense Jno. Grapger Hessier NeWelT, supplies i (May and.June), LOO J ; L Bost. riumber for 100 roads - " ' S CBoger, paujoer coffin Ritchie Hardware. 'Co., i steel drille?p, roads,'. ' GWBrown,suspeD(i6r$, 11 15 825 loot &c.s tor cnamgaug 2O0 P! M Morris & son, white- wash brushes L Peck,. sMf,, : sum imoning jurors r'd,-etc. B Willeford,.. black- -smithing for., chain gang 295 od 6O0 7 00 J B Willeford mending spring seat ' ' 4 50 S70 Cannon &, Fetzer Co., hinges for chaingang 310 ia4 Cannon & Fetzer Co., ' goods for county home Concord Lumber ' Co., '1000 ' material for roads ' V ' 23 35 Yorke & Wadsworth Co. , 10 50 hardware fat, roads Charlie Sherwood; hay 160 sa 50 for chaingang Jno, P Allison, goods 8 50 i for county home and , . ti , '..i.ti Jno. PAUisop,. goods for : chaingang : v Harry Fryling, work on A viV, '- ' ii"i.' ill. 8 00 20Q "2 26 ' -2 20 32 m ,24nn J 'PPounds, pauper cof J Dove, jinWnvalye 6,00 A o louug, viaiwug 3 0Q f chaingang C C Caldwell and M M Gillon, road iurors Mrs. M E MpTi affair making clothes for chaine:aner 50 3 89 36 45 1130 4 05 4 00 1 90 18 85 15 95 156 34 46 00 111 75 5 50 2 00 6 50 3 00 2 35 36 00 47 00 26 50 PP Townsend, jail fees Same, taking Sossaman to Asylum 18 Same, bringing prisoner io uaoarrus jail Same, summoning jurors v v ivnmmmger, work on bridge Jno. M Cook. o.Wlr far- ords for office. &c. 43 WR Johnson. board, &c.. 20 Jno. M Cook. insnlvAnt bill JT Sapp, supt. county 25 17 iiome Dowd & King. plumbing work .C P Cline, hauling brush. oca, 43 j B L Griffin, med. service tor mule 55 J L Cm wall cases of two vasrrants 45 W R Johnson for tav books C A Pitts, cost of .Tnn 43 Denner on chains:ane Jno. P Allison services 50 as county commissioner M F Nesbit, same 25 Jno. S Turner balanco on same $ 1,115 19 July, 1899. Caroline Aycock, supplies 1 00 75 1 Ann Cook, same 1 00 Cath Lewis, same 1 00 25 Lovina Pence, same 1 50 Albert Cannon, same 1 50 1 00 Vicy Pharr, same 1 00 1 00 Betsy Barringer, same 1 00 1 00 Betsy Freeman, same 1 50 1 50 Sarah Fink, same 2 00 1 50 Chas Alexander, same 1 00, Mary Lite, same 1 00 Jane McGuyre, same' 1 .50, Lizzie Black, same 2 00 Vicy Johnson, same 1 50 Martha Harris, same 1 00 Polly Young, same 1 00. Mag Holmes, same 1 00 Amzi Robinson, same 1 00 Nancy Wallace, same 1 W Nettie Patterson, same 1 00 Harriet Todd, same 1 00 Sallie Page, same 1 00 W F Hervin, same 1 00 Tabby Harris, same 2 00 DM Murph, same 1 00 Christenia Junker, same 2 00 Lovina Vanderberg, same l' 00 Calvin Green, same 1 50 Sandy Garmon, same 2 00 Delilah Page, same .1 5Q Fanny Fry, same 1 od W M Honeycutt, same 1 00 Julia Davis, same 150 Alex Coley, same 1 00 Derrick Alexander, same 100; S Plummer, same 1 , 00 Aaron Ford and wife sam e 2 00 Ben Tippett, same 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 i 1 l l 1 l 1 00 S J Wiggins, same 100 Hessie Newell, same Dr. S A Grier, examina- : tion J C Sossamon J T Sapp, supt. county i home RC Benfield, supervisor 75 100 200 . chaingang Jno. J Cox, 2 00 building 150 ! bridge . W B Earnhardt, road ' ; juror .4 20 250 Dr. J P Gibson, medi- cine for chaingang C D Barringer, listtaker " and assessor C G Heilig, listtaker and assessor ' Whit Shankle, cutting ' wheat at county home 3 10 ' ' "I 35 3 65 2 35 Will E Hams, listtaker ': and assessor -2 00 E R Graham, litaker and assessor - 1 70 200 E M Field, litaker and . : assessor . W D j Gillon, assessing . property HO, Cook, listtaker and " i assessor Wm. Propst, assessing ; property . , C A" Sherwood, listing , and r assessing prop erty P.F Widenhouse, listing and assessing prop ' erty W F Cannon, listing : and assessing prop erty, : C L Ervin,' listtaker and assessor A , F Hagler, assessing ! property P B . Bost, assessing ; property P B Bost, road juror " D W Turner, assessing property CF Smith, listing and " , assessing property W P White, listing prop erty A E Furr, .listing and 1 assessing property Rufus Cline, assessing i property 2 70 '40 '9 07 10 05 .60 086 '.. ' -i 27 09 8 06 5104 mod 68 97 25 200 125 Geo. E Ritchie, listing i and assessing prop- 12 00 erty 12 0a 300 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 00 50 00 00 50 00 00 00 200 100 1 00 1 00 200 2 00 1 50 1 00 2 30 46.50 99.29 21 00 1.50 4 55 10.00 24 00 18.50 24 00 6 00 2150 i ."'6,00 23 30 8 55 24 00 11 00 28 50 12 60 800 12 00 3 CO 12 00 15 00 10 00 11 00 8 60

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