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- .r THE FtftBitESS, TIV31, tttitvr and Proprltto . . ' ' . ' 4 n"'!,J'ii Oue Year . . . ....$1.00 Ai Mont1w...4.... 50 farce M'titk."...."""- ' : iWBUxBlJK ASSGUSOZUSST. . .Ltri::vli-fUIa to receive tilt paper letfnrly la com try or city will pies! nOWT " Advertisements on which no speci k.f insertion! It UltQ will W rked -till forbid" and cbarRedVnpt-date of discontlaaace. , !Advertfmtsdiscontined befote the time contracted for has expired wiil be charaed transient rates for the lime actually pnbliaheov. tno paprs will be dlscontiBned nU all arears nave oee p" " . communications noticed if the name of the writer is witn-aeia.j Thttrsdat. Januaet 11. 1900 EDITORIAL COMMENT. Last week's report ot tbe death of American boys in the Pbilip- nlnea-asreeated 29 Ibis IB, however, jast the evidence sup porting the Republican propo- 5 sition that peace is entirely ree tored. " V If , you want to know what eu- couragemeut to American sea men the Mark Hanna ship subsi dy bill promise', ask any Ameri- can seaman how much the subsidy grunted to the American line owned by tbe Standard Oil com pany has helped the men who follow his calling. ' When Andrew Jackson smash ed the Dink of the United State all the newspapers of the then great c ties turned on -him and declared that his defeat was cer tain. In the next election out of .288 eieclorial votes Jack sou re ceived 2l9, and his nearest com petitor, Clay, rolled up the ius , pressiT total of 49. Mr. McKin ley hj dv. been smashing banks but fead.cg them. i One of the pleasing advanta ges of the friendly relation exis ting between the administration at Washington and the Qjeen's government was the recent seiz ure of three American ships cleared for Delagoa bay. which is neutral territory, We must keep on good terms with Great Britain. eTen if we have to sub- mit cow to tbe same sort of ag gressions that Andrew Jackson rebuked so effectually at Nt-w Orleans. Tbe quarrel between the distin guished Republican statesmen over tbe authorship of the goto plank ic the St. Louis platform seems to indicate a singular ec centricity in the minds of meu. The ink ws scarcely dry before tbe nominee repudiated the sen timent expressed m the resolu tion and sought election.' not as jold standard man, but as an international bimetallism With all the talk now in the Republi can press and in corgress Demo crats may expect to see the next Republican convention try aga'.n to humbug tbe people with tne ' promise or aw international agreement. From UuVad. Mr. James 11. licklln was at Bonjcn Friday night last. Mr Walter White and family are going to leave us. and move ft5GHea county. Re. A; J. Holton lind,vhis -regular appointment- at James Ohapfl'tbe first, Sanday. Old boy 1 told "you that you could not have two gulf at one time tor h takes too long to get , nround. M 86?a. V. L Hill and W.. G. ;Y-ea'was i" Craven county near Vanceboro lst week - vis't- ing relatives and friends. ' ' Mr. Ji 1V Latham and wife, Mr. A. M. Lit!) am, ".wife and child, of Washington, attended church at James Cbapol Sunday last ' ' Aleesr. ino. Yeates and Clear ance Voolard and Misses Ron a Woolard and Rhesa Yeates were at Bunjon Saturday aud Sunday last . What bar got the matter with our singing school. r Young foils . come ou1'. nj lets Veep the ball in motion and not let a good thing stop. n v . s : It. i stated that tM import that the Southern railroad hd probib ited its employes smoking is raid to be errozom -r t- Bryau Ufttaea 11 'f fitatf. Secretary 5 It ii with gtat lesnre tbat wesec0nd the nomination of J. Biyan Grimes, of fitU for Secre tary of State and in doing so -we conscientiously believe that" we are not outy seconding a nomina i . - . tion but bringing before the peo ole of North Carolina a man who at the helm of any ship would uide her wi.th a hand nninfiu tt cea by . partisan snip - or petty favor. -While Bryanr primes is Pitt county man by birth Bau- fort too claim? him as one of be r you nser sons m the battle" of new progressive industrial jlife. From the beginning Of our stay in. Washington whfen Bryan Grimes was a mere bory he has greatly impressed, us by the very active and substantial interest that he has alwavs taken in all things that tended to the indus trial, moMi and 'educational ad. vaocemeat of hts section ana nn State, t Vr r : In the past he has ben offeret' the nomination for elective poti tions of trust and honot yM he wae loth to leave hisagncoltnra oursuits and domestic environs. His friends in the First pnnjcre3 ional District on both sides of the onnd have urged this fctep rd It is gratilyins: to us to be able to cfatA with an thoritv that he wiP be a candidate before" b!e Demo cratic State. Convention next April for the nomination of 8?c rotary of State. I On our next State ticket th' itricultnral Interests must harf more representation than in th' past and if merit, honor find aK;' ity are to be the qualification then Bryan Grime is tne peer of any candidate. j Ey his high sense o hnor, well known ability and jd?cision of character be will make friends whe.-ever ho gea or is known. We believe that the oJd Con. federate soldiers of NortiCaro lina will delight ; to" honor tl sap of a soldier : he fcasjj alwa made their causa his nntirinf cuse. j' It has been some time since the First District has been repre sented on the bate ticket. Now sive us this man. careful anJ fearless, true and - im partial for Secretary of State. STATE SEMS. Miss Davis, ot Granville 0 v a student at tbe Normal and In dustrial college at Grernsbora, bas.died, she beins the thirteen b victim oi the typhoid epidemic Mr. Bridgers, of Tarboro. hu closed a cantract witli the' peni tectiary to furnish 100 convio next month to work on the Tar boro and Eastern railroad whici is being built from Tarboro tc r'now Uill. J I. B.Wilford. Bowhna: Green, Ky.. backed by Chicago capital ists, will in a few weeks, jbegio the construction of an electric railway from Asheviile to Weav erville, N. O. a twa eight miles north of Asheviile. It has been announced that assistant district attorney Spen r iilackburn will contest wilh Con gressman Linney, before thefnex Republican convention, fo' the oomioation to represent t 1 aidis trict in the next congress, j- ; The Wiuon News aaya that a strong company is being formed to establish a cigarette factory at Wihon, and that if seems certlan tbat such a factory will soon be established there; tbat orders have been placed for Brigg'f c garetemachines, The News says tbe fciory will be independent of the trust Wilmington Dispatch : Fuher men.ara in a bad way this wint er; New river man said to- day : 'I'hej are hot catching one-tenth the mullets they were catkin? this time last winter. The trodblc is that the excessive cold weth er last Winter froze'-ont' the you Jig fieh. Fish sbit pers are 'not able on account of the scarcity of stock to fill their orders. Kews and Observer: It is learned that Gastonia is to have auother cotton mill, Al read $124. 000 of its stpek has been sub- . U J ' J " " . i Btuucu aau me macninery has been ordered. It is expected that by next fall it will be in opera tioo. The Ozark cotton mill.. otoni, is also nearly ready.o oeiu rperanona. Uaston county now leads tbe State in the ma iter it cotton mills, having twdncj tour. 'fl The oyster patrol yacht lily; as now at Elizabeth City undergoiajr repairs. It is aaid that as soon is ready she will go zo Beaufort io atop diedajng there. There are oysters iu Cartrect county which have always been taken by-tong. tog alone. The people resent the dredicinjc now being done, which is unlawful. The dredeent havd gvne there from P.m l ICO sounxiwhere there are bnt few cjslers. - Annual statement. Tlia following la , a iut of all the claims audited by the Board of Coni- muKioners otueaurort county lor year ending NevwtaberSQth1899.. TO WHOM. FOR WHAT. - -1 AMT. T. H. Blount, poor houtw dinner, 5 00 C. P. Aycock. County Cora. 8 70 YF. H. VbnEbersteln, 6 60 0 10 5 00 5 00 2 00 4 00 200 1 00 6 00 8 00 r. ki. isiouut, - C. M. Payne, burylnsr paupers. Jeptha Brlnu, election officer, . v. w. uoyo, same, J. C. Ltatham. - - same, A. li. Uooperj - "same, - J.B.Paul, ' same. Jt h: Adams; "aanie, J. W. Leggelt, same, M. D. Leggettg ' same, t V. il. Brauton, ' same, C. T. Uardiaon, . mmo, Jno. B. 8 par row, same, - -JB. Cirard, same, , . A. O. Thaveuder, aanie, D. J. , Topping, Baiue, J. b liardluK. same, 5 00 8 70 5 10 6 00 600 800 TOO 8 00 170 vV. T. Boyd, conveying prisoner, Edwards A Brouirhtou. Dritinar; - 9 00 J. HavwiiK, coal, S 00 RoaiioKe it. it. x L.. Co., R. R. Iron t Aurom bridge ; - t8.60 H. 1). Whitley,Keeper Wash bdg 11 50 Dnl. Gurgauus, V Bath " 7 00 K. Ai. totuwu, stationary, 10 40 It. T. HodevM. eleet'n. and re Ac. 402 80 same, jail fees. 177 70 -4 10 4 50 6 70 45 66 4 6 59 25 125 600 Tho. n. Biouiit, Co i.Vmu., . 11. oniberstem, " C. P. Aycock, G. Rumley, Clk; to Board, r. H. Moore, bridge lumber, J. R. Ttarliug.Kp'r Co., home, Clover Peu i, peus, J. Havens, coal, H. D. Whitley, Wash. bdg. K'pr, 422 200 700 100 7 00 1 00 200 100 200 4 00 1 00 880 600 1 00 2 CO 700 1 00 K. A. Uooper, election omcer, Rufrllu Swindell, same, Isaac T. Clark, Heury T. Hodges, B. T. Godley, i1. J. Hai rid, J. F. Morsleuder, H. 1. Btiiley, rf. E. Potter, J.T. -Windier, A. H. Gay, H. A. Coo. J. N. Hill, R. D. Lancley, same, same, ' 'same, same, same, same, same, same, same, name, same, same, li. D. Satterthwaite, same; T. H. Daniels, same, David Carter. same. 6 00 V. T. Burgetw, mnte'e & on pau-pra i A. Mayo, expere aec'u't, ' 2 00 V. S. D. Eboru, bridge lumber, 6 25 t. K. Hoyt, mdse outside poor 5. 49 i. T. Stewart, Iron Aurora bdg, 6 35 C.VV. Whitehuret rps & kpr Ara bd 7 15 Dul. Gurganus, Bath bdge k'pi". 7 50 H. G. D. Hill,Vash bdg Kp'r, 9 15 J. Tayloe, exp. wtn Dudley case 25 00 Gazette: printing, 8 75 Kugler Lamb. Co., bdg. lum 28 78 Progress, printing, 13 00 Julian Brown, con v. prisoner, 4 00 Go. C. Rpess burvfor Bo Wall 2 50 II. D. .Wail, phc. mu'y 4 aers lnd 13500 l. B. Mi.on,"cou8table fees, 1 25 ieo. Kj. itpe8, J. r, lees. C. 11. Ratlin; same, O. B. Sawyer, same, R. W. Minor, same, .V.- M. Chauueeyr Mayor fee, J. R. Grist. tJoHHtable fees, J. D. Cordon, . tame, J. R. Wbe, aame, N. L. Sawyer, .same, U. A. Litchfield, same, McB. Reepeaa, same, J. M. Litehiield, J. P. fees, G. W. Guilford, Clerk fees R. T. Hodges Shff. fees G. Wifkeus. Clerk fees 87 57 80 360 4 27 365 95 3 00 80 95 1 25 75 86 82 3155 25 47 55 805 3 55 305 205 205 3 55 310 805 1 05 1 10 1 90 90 90 1 85 1 85 4 55 1 85 1 85 5 05 510 185 355 3 55 395 8 05 3 95 3 05 1 05 3 05 55 305 305 1 05 105 2 55! 255; 8 05 1 06 250 255 2 55 2 55 1 55 4 20, 2 55 255 255 HenryShephard, witness, eame, same, same, same, same, same, same. Kurua Mhelton, R. W. Mbior, D. W. Simmons T. E. Powell, Jeste Moore, L. B. Suskins, L. P. Harris, J. K. Hoyt, O. B. Wynne Frank Judaon, J. W.Crawley, J. C. Latham. same, luuiie, same, Marshal 1). Leggett, same, Milan Knoaes, same, Alice Slade. srme, Sylvester Clark, same, Charles Slade, sams, Ada Johnson, John Keeys, Rufus Armstrong Henry Spencer, S. R. Carrow, Benj. Kugler, liobt. At.y, J. G. Chauiieev, M. J. Woolard, R. L. Gotten, W. H. Tripp, J. R. Grist, R. W. Minor, H. H. Bennett, J. T. Jackson, J. G. Chauiictv, Robt. Tr!i;j, D. T. Tyloe, Joen Taylor, vV. J. Hedrick, , F. B. Lewis, J. W. Simmons, Heber Jones, Henry Carter, D. W. Simmons, Ed Bird, Joe King, Rout. Wallace, Chas. Williams, Sam Mourning, Josh Wallace. same, same, same, same, same, m same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, aar e, sa'ue, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, aame, same, same,' same, same, same, same, same, same, Dan1!. Snruell. same. 1 55 J. R. Wise, same, 2 55 C. H. Ratliff,- same, 2 40 Thos. Francis, same, 2 65 Cl'mbus Richardson, same, 2 J O York Latham, same, 8 55 Joe Edwards, same, 1 55 V. P. Aycock, Co. Com., 70 F. H. VonEberstein, same, 4 50 T. H. Blount, same, 4 10 same, serv. undr sec. 773 code, 2 00 M. D. Leggett, serving road orders 5 40 J. K. Hovt, clothing poor house, 22 25 W. R. Brinn, Poll holder, 4 20 Charles Sawyer, . same, 2 00 Aug. I). Bennett, same, : 7O0 J. G. Hodges, Lum Old Ford bdg 1 75 C. H. Woolard, Poll holder, 2 00 T. L. Jackson, same, 6 00 Dr. J. Tayloe, 5 mos Supt Health, 5208 G. W. Whitehuret, Kpr Aurora bd, 5 00 E. G. Bright, work on bridge, - 5 80 H. G. D. Hill, Wash, bdg Kpr, 15 95 vv . H. T-ipp, work on W ash bdge, 1 00 F. H. von Eberstemv extra services Washington bridg, 13 15 Wall er, Evans, Cogswell Co., Rec ord and stationery, 10 70 J. T. Wallace,Bath bridge Keeper, 8 38 C. H. Brooks, lumber Bath bridge, 6 86 Dan'l Gurganus, past ; serv ices on Bath bridge, 125 R. T. Hodges, summoning jury, 24 90 J. W. Odfeu, frieght baUot boxes, 1 20 R. T. Hodges, sundries ' 293 50 same. Jail fees. 15150 C. E. Jackson, Supt Co., Home, 77 88 T.-R. Beecbam. repairs on Hud- dvGutbriaiee. 9 29 TTGTftumiey, Clerk to Board. 48 55 E! wards A Broughton, Rcor J ; book and aUtkn try. 26(0 Ti Ml Waters, con veyg pns. to Jail 1 80 S. R. Fowle. lumber for bridges, 68 19 C. E. Jackson, Supt. Co. Home, 61 09 A. W;-Jones, witness, -55 S. R. Fowle & Son, sundries, 14 80 J. K. Hoyt, mdse poor house. 9 68 S. C. Bishop, Kpr Leech vUle bdge - 2 months, , . . J80 WC M. Cooper, serving road orders, 4 80 C. li. Hrooka, Wiry rags paupers. 6 23 W. K. Jacobaon, printing. .' 8 60 V fl RrlV u-nrlr An ' ' - 1 J. T. Wallace, Balh-bdg kpr A rpw 8 80 S. C. Williams, challenges sust'nd. 60 II. G. D. Hill, Wash bdge kpr, i 17 05 B, L. Hull, serving toad orders. - -1 80 J. J. O'Neal, election oflleer, . 8 00 w. u. jsms,recty. to iioara uper- -- visors, for postage 100 W. D. Buckman, supplies for ct hse; 75 same.- - , aame. . 1 80 aame, . 180 fsCkbdg,25l ) or house, 18 031 T. R. Hodges. rpsTrant R. G. Moss, lumber poor U. Q. CJaton, lumber Edwards bdg, 5 00 T. R. Boyd, repairs r.' 13 03 Jiklwards & arougnton, sinry cia, ias oo E. M. Brown, stationary court, r 8 75 G. Kumley: clerk to board, - 61 55 R. T. Hodges, Jury cost Feb. crt, 28990 PL ' Rinhon. rrm Leech ville bdire. 8 CO CV P. Avewktt Co. Com. . f T. H. Blount, wms, . ' F. H.VonEbernteln; same, -J.T, WalUce, Bath bdge Keeper, Js K. Hoyt, mdae poor house, 8. C. Bishop, kpr Ceeehvllle bdge, 6 70 410 450 750 4 15 880 810 E-i wards & Broughton. ree'd book 10 00 O. Rumley, Clerk to'BOard, 51 65 H.ti.D H1H, Wash, bdge keeper, 16 05 CW.Whitehurst, Au'a bdg 2 moa, 10 00 J. D. Cordon, witness, , I 5a 1XK: Harding -name, lfo !j. A. Arthur, printing, " 4 00 R. T. Hodges, sundries ..... ' 179 67 U. WUkeus, Clerk's fees, . sa C. H. Ratlin", J. P. fees, 45 E. 8. Simmons, J. P. fees, 7 10 U. W. Guilford, .Clerk faes, 8 42 It. T. Hodgea, Sheriff fees. 40J Julian Brown, Constable fees, -4 97 J. R, Wise, Constable fees, ' $5 J. F. Latham. J. P. fees. ' - " VI J. F. Flynu, Constable fees, 1 OK Fun-ia Holland, ' witness. - 1 70 Warren Griffin, . same, 20o J. F." Woolard, same, 1 85 Thos. Whitehuret, same, 210 BeulahRawls, same, f. 185 Shade Erkin, ame, " 1 85 J. R. Perry, . same, . 1 95 Frank Morris, same, ; -183 W. J. Bullock, same, ' 2 67 J. K. Hoyt, same, 105 W. K. Jacobson, printing, 5 00 Wm. Grist, attention to pauper, 60 Clover Pen Co., pens, I 25 R. W.Wharton, bryn Peacock A wf 5 00 R. T. Hodges, jail feas, 102 60 C. E. Jacksi n, Supt. poor house, 91 22 M. H. Singleton, Co. P. H. 10 50 F. H. VonEberstein, Co. Cora. 1 4 50 T. H.'Blom.t same, 4,10 C. P. Ayeoca, same, f 8 70 J. T. Wallace, Bath bdge Keeper,' 8 25 E. G. Bright, work on bridges, .2 14 G- Rumley, Clerk to Board, -' 2 10 H. Susman Fur. Co., fur. poorhseS 7.5 Thos. H. Blount, serrlces-Under see . 778 code, ; ; . 2 00 Sua: li. Ross; samV ' 2 00 Edwards & Brough.oa, Lien Ree- ordBook, 9 00 N. 8. Fulford Hardware Co., ma- ' terial poor house, 15 93 J. K. Hoyt, mdse outside poor,' 4 66 S. C. Bishop, Leechville bdge kpr, 10 00 H. G. D. Hill, Wash, " " 15 4.5 C.W. Whitehuret, Aurora" " 5 10 Moss Planing Mill, lumber, 6 12 F. C. Buck, 2 cofflua, 5 00 C. F. Harris, painting Reg. office, 1000 Julian Brown, conveying prisoner, 4 00 S. C. Sluivender, election officer, 7 00 W. D. Moore, same, 1 00 R. O. Catoii, bridge lumber, 13 28 llarrell P'tiug House, road order, 3 60 K Jackson. Surrt. poor house. S21S C. P. Aycock, Co. Com. F. H. VonEberstein, same, T. H. Blcuut, same, J. L. Butt. J. P. fees, 8 70 4 50 410 1 12 95 D. B. MkcD, Ccnstablafees; J. F.'Fiyun, Con. Teea St wit tckts, 7 50 Albin Jones. J P. lees R. T. Hedges, Sheritt' fees, J. D. Cordon, Constable fees, B. A. Jones, same S. T. Corson, J. P. fees, S. C. Bragaw, Mayor fees, G. W. Guilford, Clerk fees, G. W 11 kens, same, E. S. Simmons, J. P. fees, W. M. Chauncey, Mayor and ness tickets, 38 55 405 95 1 00 1 52 9 50 69 40 505 wlt- 9 52 14 55 2 55 840 J. R. Griat, Constable fees, Primus Eason, witness, Luther Allen, same, Chas. Flynn, same,. Fate Taylor, - same, Rofct. Moore, same, J. B. Bright, same, Chas. Dixon, same, . 3 55 255 2 55 8 02 255 255 255 205 1 55 1 55 8 55 3 oj 3 10 2(5 310 8 40 205 385 2 05 S5 3 40 2 ft) John Smith, Jas. O'Carroll, Jesse Holliday, Barney Ptte, G. A. Lur ton, B. F. Murphey, Jno. R. NN we, Beula Clayton, Dallas Chapman, E. S. Marsh, Jr., J. F. Smith, . . David Price, Thos. Lindley, B. F. Fortiscue. same, same, same, same, aame, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same, same. C. I. A: Morslender, same, Warnie Chirk, same, Lewis Williams. same. Edwards & Broughton, ree'd bks, 12 i 5 B. F. Mavo, conveying brisoner, 3 Ou J. T. Wallace, Bath bridge keeper, 7 S ate Hosp:tal, clothing inmate, 8 40 W.T. LlU-nlleld, uveying pria., 8i C. W. Whitehuret Aurora bdg kpr, 5 CO R. T. Hodges jail fees, 151 00 Moses Little, ditching Flowing pond, 8 00 H. O. D. Hill, Wash bdge keeper, 16 'A) W. M. Cooper, serving road order, SO It. T. Hodges, sundries, 193 80 E. M. Brown, stationary, 5 25 R. T. Hodges, jury tickets, 225 15 T. W Bonner, balance due bury ing pauper, .. . so J. G. Harding, election officer, Z 00 C. E. Jackson. Poor houss keeper, a iw G. Rnmlev. Clerk to Board, 45 o-H E. G Bright, work on Washington bridge and jail, ' 4 60 F. H. vonEbesteUi, County Com, 4 50 C. P. Aycock, "aame, 6 70 T. H. Blouut, - same, 4 10 F. H. VonEberstein, extra service, 4 to T.H.Blount, same, 4 00 J. 1C Hoyt, Mdse for Poor house, 82 i 7 C. E. Jackson, Supt Poor house, 83 9. C M. Little, wood for Poor house, 1 75 W. S. Bonuer. con vying prisoner 3 00 Edwards &,Brougbton, printing tox book, 6 60 S. B. Windley, lumber ' 12 50 H. G. D. Hill. Kpr. Wash bdg, 16 80 Edwards B'rghtn. record book. 7 50 S. C. Bishop, kpr Leechville bdge, 5 00 W. K. Jacobson, printing, 8 25 J. A. Arthur, printing, 100 G. Rumley, Clerk to board, 80 95 Henry Harper, conveying pris, 3 00 E. T. Stewart, iron Aurora bdge, - 9 50 J. T. Wallace, Bath bdge keeper- 7 00 B. A. Jones, guord to prisoners, 83 00 W. B. Rodman. Atty to Board, '77 46 Wash Light Infatry, appro'ton, 100 00 C VV. wnltenurst, repairs. to Au rora bdge. " .JS 11 C. W. Whtle'iurst, Aurora bdg kpr, 7 00 tu, iv. v nits, tonacco lor prisoners, l Dr. J. Tayloe, Supt Health. , -81 00 B. H. Thompson, work on Aurora bridge, 6 20 R. T. Hodges, work on river road 624 41 Miles A Corey, shackle for pris, 35 J. Ready, witness, 2 65 G. Wilkens, painting office, "1560 G. Wilkens, Indexing wills, T. H. Blount, Co commissioner, C. P. Aycock, same, 106 60 4 10 .6 70 ,4 60 4 10 b. ti. vonJUaerstein, same, - T. H. Blount. same. V. H. vonEberstem, same, , CP. Aycock, - aame, . same,' same, F. H. VonEberstein, same, . T: H. Blount; same, W. T. Litchfield, conveying pris, Frank llansley, witness, Clover Pen Co, pens. B. O. Prescott, election officer. 4 50 6 70 4 70 460 4 10 4 00 1 55 8 00 2 00 U. G. D. Hill. Wash I dge keeper. IS iS P. A. Nicbolsen, Co 8 ij-t Health, 87 60 tiarrei I'rmting ucuse tianKs, a Jno. B. Boss, expert acc'tant, 2 00 T. H. Blount, service under Sec V - - 778 of Code, . ' - 2 0J J. B. Boss, Financial committee 15 10 W. B. Rodman, ' same, , 10 00 CT. Buckman,- - same, v - . ; ;. : 8 00 Thad Sparrow, lumber Broad creek Bridge, .1200 J. T. Walutce, Bath bdge Keeper, . 8 00 T. M. Waters, conveying pris, ' 2 00 O. Rumley, Clerk to Board, . , , - 27 85 J; A. Arthur, printing, - 6 00 T. B. CUyton.ListU'er. (Bath T.) 84 60 T. Jj. Jackson, same; - , 7 10 11 ti Wl.o 'man. - . Off IS kB. D. Kowe, List taer (Richland,) 27 00 D. C. Styron. same. 43 60 81 00 40 50 60 1 SO j . M. iitcnncla, -' same, B. A. Jones, guarding prisoners, VV. M. Jones, making tool box. - E. K. Willis, mdse for prisoners. F; V. SUHey, LJsUa'nr (C3iT..v80 00 G.S0.1V. LewisfJ nw, . W. R. Bright. same. . ' . 27 00 A. B. Jones. List ta?er(PantegoT) 80 00 Geo. L. Swindell, 5 same,' v rim VI. Ricks. ' same. 4J00 H. L. Hodges lumber Latham bdg 9 00 C. E. Jackson, Supt Co. Home, 99 2o IT il Jordan. List ta'er L'flT Acre. S5 20 t 'ft. Tlnrvflv. - - same i . 26 00 Jno. I. Peel, - - same, 26 00 a x T.lt t&'er Town. j6 00 WT. Farrow, . Bame, ; ; 54 00 Inn n Rnaa same. ' , 4d UU J. G. Chauncey, hauling on road, 200 R. T Hodges, Joil fees, - 174 45 same,' Wosh, Aurora and other - bridges. . .... , 00 " same. sundries, 5 W. M. Windley, lumber, 7o Fulford Hardware Co, sundries for a roads, - 1295 T tt Klnunt exaiii'ln&r Aurora bdg 8 00 Julian "Rmwn. convevlnic nris., ; 8 60, B. L- Hull, serving 28 road orders, 8 40 W. M. Cooper," 25 . " 7 50 S. C. Bishop, . keeper Leechville bridgej 1500 R. C. Jordan, serving 88 road ord'e, 9 90 T. M. Waters, T" 40-, t5. ..If 00 BfcFMayo - " 88. " ' 11 4f R. May, work Hardison mill bdg. 1 50 R. It. Woolard, lumber for L., All- . .Igood bridge. . 240 L. U. SpruHl, lumber etc for Hard- . tson bridge, 200 Joliaa Brown, serving 19 road brd'sS 70 H. Blount Co. Commissioner, 410 C. P. Aycock, , same, 70 F. H. VonEberstein same, 4 50 W. S. D. Ebom. lumber for Beav- . er Dam bridge, 228 E. tJ. Waters, lumber for Broad Creek bridge, 8 80 D. J. Topping, repairs on ;Broad I v Creek brldee. ' 84 62 G. Rumley, Clerk to 3oard. 80 15 It VV Wharton. Asfl'r Wash T 18 00 W. H. Staneill,' same, : : E. M, Brown, stationary, ' 18 00 4 95 1 13 Bergeron Jackson, mdse pns v It CUrr. rerjAirs , on Blount' s ereek bridge, : 1 t 500 SJCf. Bishop, lumber for Leechville .ibriaia-' - " 89 98 8. G. Spencer, guard to prisoners; 18 00 B. A. Jones, " same, 1H4-5 J. T. Wallaceliatn bage iveeper, e so Edwards A Brouchtou. stationary and records, 18 00 G. E. Ricks, conveying prisoner, 8 70 C. E. Jackson. Supt- Co. Home, 74 00 H. G. D: Hill, Keejjer Wash bdg, 16 J C. W. Witehurst Kpr Aurora bdg, 8 75 T. H. Blount, Oo." commissioner, 4 10 CT. P. Avcock. same. 6 70 F. H. VonEberstein. same. v 4 50 same. extra service, 6 50 G. Rumley. Cleik to Board, 18 80 R7T. Hodges, sundries for bdges, 689 18 same, jail fees, 213 40 8. R. Fowle, bridge lumber, 35 67 T. P. Howard, horse hire Inspect ing bridge V 8 60 E. G. Bright, work on bridges, Z 60 B. G. Moss, pr crutches for poor hse, 75 R. A. Waters, bridge lumber, 8 75 AV. B. Morten, mdse Co. home, 3 50 A. IL AIHgood, burying pauper, 2 50 G. E. Rkks. conveying prisoner, 2 .0 L. C-dworih Shff Dare Co.convry- ing pi i -toner, 19 85 J. T. Wallace, Bath bdge Keeper, 7 00 Walker, Ev ans Cog Co, stationary, 3 45 L. H. Spruill, work on Hardison bridge, 150 T. L. Jacknon, Pungo Creek bdg, 119 55 State Hospital, clothing for ais- missed patients, 19 90 L. D. Bonner, material for Durams Creek bridge, 50 16 J. F. Smith, iron work on Aurora bridge, - 21 87 8. G. Spencer, guard to prisoners, 36 0 C. E. Jackson, Supt Co Ho.ne, 75 75 G. H. Hill, horse hire liispociug bridges, 1 00 E. W. AyerM, mdse Co Home, 12 HG. D. Hill, Wash bdg Keeper, 16 5i G. Wilkens, making x iudex, spc- la I proceeding, 36 O, E. T. Stewart, wheels Aurora bdg, 15 7 G. Rumley, making tax books, , 475 00 T. H. Blount, Co. Commlssioue'r, 4 1 C. P. Aycock, same, 70 F. H. VonEberstein, same, 4 60 T. H. Blount, repairs Cool spring road, 5 77 C E. Jackson, Supt Co Home, 92 13 J. Tavloe, Coroner Enoch Clark, 15 CO H. '; D. H1I1, Kper Wash bridge, 16 85 Edwards Broughton, ree'd book, 10 CO O; Rumley, Clerk to Board, 38 60 S. C. Bishop. Kpr Leechville bdg, 10 00 J. 8. Eborn, lumber Pungo bdge, 5 00 i HH. Waters, burying -Enoch ) Clark. 2 00 G. E. Ricks, conveying prisoner, 2 70 Julian Brown. same. 2 . 6 0U W: H Woolard. lumber for Beaver foot Dam bridge, 16 67 J. T. Wallace. Bath bdge K'per. 15 65 Lewis Bnett. Cor. jury 3 days, 8 00 Jas. E. Shepherd, same, 8 60 kelson tsnepnero. same, . 3 ix David Johnson, same, , 8C J. J. Stepheuaon, - same, 8 W J. M. Lewis. .. same, 300 NV. A. Miah. lumber for bridge. 8 oo F. F. Cnerrv. irtirvhnr nauoer. 5 4 T. H. Blount, services under Sec. 742 of Code, - 200 J. R. Ross, service under Sec. 742 of CkMle. zoo W. M. Cooper, serving 1 road ord'r, K0 R. T. Hodges, ShfTs fees Cor Jury, 7 fcO J. K. Hoyt, mdse for poor, 6 15 W. B. Rodman, lum Cool Spg tdg 7 to NV. M. Marsh, conveying prisoner. 3 00 C W. wnltenurst.-iveeper Mia re- - pairs io Aurora unug. it xu Fulford Hdwre Co. material bdirs 113 7t . . . . . . . . . . i T. R. Boyd, rprs to Edward bdge, 10 00 8. G. Speucer, guard to prlsouers, 48 o-j Annual statement of accounts audi ted by the Board of Commissiouers ot Beaufort county to the members there of in severalty for year ending rxov. SOth, 189. -r v V Thos. H. Biockt. To 27 days servhe as Co. Com. fS.0J. 54.00 .To traveling 52 miles to and from county seat 5-", " To service as bridge Uom'r., To aervk-es under 742 Code, 2.00 10.C0 8.00 Total, - . . - $74.60 C. P. AVCWCK.' lfS.00, - $54.00 To traveling 7wmne to ana f.oai county seat 5f , 85.10 Total: -'l t;- $89.10 F. H. VoNEBsrorfcrtfi ,? ' I To 27 davM Mervinnn. Do. Com. f00, ' . $54.00 Io traveling 130 miles io and from county seati Hf. 6.50 - To services as bridire Com'r- 16.15 Total, - - - - - ' f75.65 GILBERT RUMLiEV Clerk to Board. ALL KINDS OP Second-Hand; Goo d s Cast off clothing, shoes and- hits a sptclalty. ; We can dispose of the goods and return the rnon i ey iu"5to 15 day a. " We Cleai anl Press Snitx fir 50 Ctt oits cleaned, dved and - pressed for $1.25. We fnarantee them to look perfectly newV Ladies.1. Dresses cleaned, 0c Cleaned and dyed ll.Oa - . T . Mrs. Morris' Letter to EVE8T WIFE AND MOTHEXA i--Iijrrra t mmkua mo. i4.JJJ j T"I have take eight bottles of Lydia E. ' Pinkham's Vegetable Compound' with gratifying' results."" I " had been married four years and had two ehll dren. I waa all m down, had falling of womb with ail its diatresabag aymp toms. had doctored "with a good physician, but I derived very little good from his treatment. i After taking a few bottles of your medicine, I waa abla todojny work vuiaan my aevi months'-old babe. ;I recommend your medicine to every -wife ."and mother. Had I time, I- could write much more in its praise. I bid you God's speed In. your good worlcf -Mas. LJ A. Mobbu, WklakA, Pu-KfAM Co.. Ft.: . . , J Dxab Maa PinKHJUf Whem I com menced the use of your remedies I waa very bad off.Eery twb weeks I.was troubled with flowing spells which made raeirery "weak. ,Thad two of the .best doctora but they did not seem to help mej-.. -v;5W-i4'1Evi-,i: They aaid myj trouble waa caused from' weakness and -was nothing to worry about. Ifeltjtiredallthe time; had no ambition. : I was growing worse all the time until I began the nseof Lydia E. Plnkbam'a Vegetable Compound.' J am hoW able to help about the house, and am much improved In health." Miuu. A. Wat.kkb, Cxucooir Dxpct, K. Y. - Uont have a r POOR HORSE Use' White's Wcrm and-Condi tiori PQwd-rrs and have a - FAT HORSE i White's B'ack Linimeit the best all around household remedy A ful size 25c bottle for 15c at. BROWN'S PHARMACY. Put lataee SH aa4 m Taw LbVAwsj. To qolt tobacco east)y and forever, be mar aetie. tall of lile, nerre ond vlfor, tako No-To-Bae. tba woder-workeri Uut makM weak met troBf. AU drugriate, 0e or Si. Carecoaraa- teed. Booklet ud aamplo Xrea. AdJreae Stet Ilof Ueatedy Co.. Chicago or Now York. CAPUDIWE ! CURES HEADACHE, - ict HoadachclLaQrippe, Ner voos Headache, Weutalgia, rite. Every bottle guaranteed. 25c at all Drugstores WANTED -Sev ril, bright and hon est persona to represent as in this and close by voontiea. Salary 900 a year and expenses. Straight boia fide, io more, bo leas salary, j Poaition perma nent. Oar referenCefk any bask in any town. - It is maialy tfice work condnc led at heme. Reference. Enclosed e"f addressed stamped envelope. The Oomi&ioa Company, pept. 3, i.hicago. W; NtE& Several trust wot thy per to manage our o: r in tbis nate bnsiaess in their wo and nearby conn tic. ii is mainly! ffice work con d acted at home, t-alary sti sight $qoo a year and txpeusea-'- definite, bona firte, no moie.ao less salary. Monthly $7i.- References. Enck e aelf-ad-dressed tadpcd envelop, Herbert E. Hess Presto DeDUM. ChicaFO. - INOTlOli. By virtue of tbe power of sale conuiu t d i n a c rta iu mortgage extcu'ed by L. O. Uuilford to Ges W. Guilford do Feb. 8rd 1898 and duly recorded ic Regfr tr a fffiep of Beaufort county, in book 97 page 94 I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the eourt bouse door in tbe town oi Washington, N. C, at noon on the 29th day of Januety, 1900 the following described land, to wn: Lyi" andrbeif g -n North Carolina, Beaufort co n y. Rich laud township, east sit. of Dur ham's Creek : Begi rung at . a sntali ditch in the lead ditch al the tior'heasr. corner.of tUa Guilford's land in, the Guilford field and running east, with th canal 114 1 4 poles to af nith. thence sou thiol 4 poles ( o t be line of tbe Thts; Tutf-n heir? ; thenrewest with the' line ot 4 lie Tuteu heirs 114 14 rls to, Ella P. tuilt r ta fine, thence north with It t. Guilfprdl's line 5: poles to the beginnings' coiitain iopf 86 acrr more) or less. " Geo. W. Gotlford, Dec 21,",98 - Mortgagee. WANT COLUMN- TWO honest collect orsJ either for ci v and one for coaairv. ' A ddresa West Indian Trading Company. - NeW '1 i; WantedReliable s 2lefmen .to sell our complete Iin bf Pain's Ksrnihes etc. V Good ii position and Jiberal terms for right : mau. Add ress W. w. Stoddard a? CJq Cleveland. Ohio, f .V,;: w::W ;;.. v - .- . AQK3TS It AHTSO : ?Of -lhe Admi- Lifa and Achievements of ral'Dewey'i the wcrli's naval oefo. By Unrat Halteada the Mfe-Iong friend and admirer o the nation's idoL Biggest and best book ; over 600 pager 8x10 inches ; nearly 100 page half tone illustration. t ObJy $LHk Euor moos demaL-d. Big eommission Outfit free. Chance nt al lifetime. Wr'te quick, The Dominion rCo.. Srd Flobr Cazton BIdg. Chicago, Avi vis solicitors .- wan tea : crerv where for .VThe Story of the fcil&. pines' bv Marat . Halstead. cm- miasioaed bv the Oovernmeat as Offi cial Hutoiian to the War Department ne dook was written in army .camps at 8an Francesco, oa the Pacific with Ceaeial if erritt. in the - hosmtala ai Honolulu, in Hong Kong, iu the Amer ican tx caches at : Manila, in the nun?. gents camps with Aguiaslda. on the deck ot theOlvmnia a-ilh Dewev. mh- ia the roar of battle at the fall of vi -Booanxa. fo agents. ttrimf al oi onyiaai ptctnres taken tf gnvern meat photographers on the spetXarge book: low pneesr Big pro.SU .1'reight paid. Cedit given. Drop ill trashy un official war hooka. Outfit frae.! Addreaa F. T. Barber, Sec, SUr - Xasuiaacc utatt c.aicare - . - lMCtlirades. Pi ices rang- W$BMWM$ UJmMmjiiu prices as. good as any if nt 0 r5 Jh roiigb jpftalnsVx ve u in gire them the mogopd least; money, H. SUSMAN FURNITURE CO. Largest Furniture. Honse in Eastern Carolina, V ,1- Advertise HnhepJogrSi, SIlifKKilCfl, New' ajJMveiry,!; and IEc!iiainige:S (tallies. (Sood. 'IHIon'ses acnes HSfss STABLES Near Main st. Washington, N. C, New Iron-Clad- LIVERY. FEEU AND They have no equal m safety and convenience. Tht loci t ion : on Ke8pcs gtreet opposite the stand formerly occu- ied. '-The stables are'mammotn and well constructed, the roof and sides being of iron. A man on hand day and night, Qrir o: th.0 O Id Anything in the livery line can be furnished satisfactorily. G. H. HILL, Pre prietor. Respest Street, Washington, a MaaaaaMSwaMHfc v Jtt:- - " '" GRLMESKBaLEvSTATBCO j ra in Jia.rnttk&&o hvif Bough Rice and, will Have ycut fice 1I fapnea, plcan and dry, free from Oct2699im. . ... ' GABND GI E DIKlBTtVlO rpas host RfeiiajtaraBLK r rricft tri'': iMAOIt JMML:ABU103HCEWr.e; Editor PligriSM Please annoanc thatt for liaa ited time, we will- tuva absolutely free to every- merried lad v anri. v ine nane, aldrcss'andatwo-cenri -tauip fm posto.e, an elegant tri pie silver blated au?ar ahol ?d.-1- goda sell in jewelry stores at 75i each;" Ths is the moat innRi f advertising, we have ever .done9 out; it win make u thousands ,of friends and permanent'eastomers ' There is nothing. in.: m v-ti . a two cent lUmp u a - yort ofa naraatee'of rood faith. ' Home; Furnish; oar own monthly publi- CatlOuI tbovinv rtrir Mna, nt 1;L. ' yrado auvervrare and flnrniture, j mjt )vi ire, out VOd au- irar shell l6 family. l.' " r f Qaaker Vafy'Mf g Uo.;4"''' VIorgauand Barnon sts. Chicago; brliMM prrmtm ot nui or lovaitttTe Bia4 IrlBVAtrtDtatlia VBrii ---J - - ik3 nd 'P"" ptd. DwuU writ IIS CI just received a car xrad of :5' Ve also cu-rv belter. Send us your -1 'f EXCHANGE STABB Stoliablo Tr ciX '14 ' Word to the Wise is The safest investment is real es tate: We have choice farms, I timbir lands, town lots, deiira- ble residences for sale. Prop erties ffl all kinds bought and ; Sold on commia.on: i lovacco pack: nouses etc., lu- surad. . ; ;;V :'- ' Rnoinaea sv1a XtA v :i ' 4 '1. WASHINGTON, X ti inpiAirBLOOD Oyrup Of New York, is tighly reoommn ded for chill, fevers, rhenaatiftn, liv er complaint, Cadijceatioa, constipation aad all diseases arisiac fro-n In pore blood. The' folio wiir teatimonlal speaks for it-elf. J-x 7 - r ? Washington, N. C, Oct. srd, 'q. yit iu anucTHfiiru, lo a'KDT certif y that We have - taken Indian Blood Syrup with very . satisfactory . results. Indeed we think that it u .it that the drculaia claims it to be.- - J. W Daniels. Mrs. M: T ratni- Qermaa name, H. Wahrhadia. : Amew , icata rime, H. Goodman. ' f Www LxrcHiNcaoctB, of Waah- iogten, N. C, Will supply you. bhonld this, tned'cioe fail to rfye satisfactios, we will cheerfully refund the money, we cannot ask the retail- ; er to do this, fern would k mA hear direct from innac . vtin hmh that this remedy 'does nor come up to ourrepreseatationr - - - . - Clark Johnson Mediciae Co.j : --7 west Srd gt;, New Yo k. The hst'ooarU)r f a century records many woaderftil. aisooveries in mcdiciiM, bat aD that hava aocoroplieVi more for V humanity thaa that sterling -id baaacboid . remedy, Bnvar'IrM Bitter. I aRia to contain th vary elements t r-uj bealth, aai neither nta, woman ar eh tkt van tak . it without deririnr tho Rreatest tnit Bro waa' Iron ftitu-ra U mhi ,y al dT- .
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