Any ual. aAiMfiiNi a-
.
COUNTS AS AUDITED BY THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIOxNERS FOR FISCAL TEAR
ENDING NOVEMBER 30th, 1917.
December
To Walker, Evans & Cogswell for
Record books $58.00
To Southern Express Co for Express
on records 1.00
To A. L. Clayton for serving as
Judge of election, 2.00
To H. R. Shotwell for fixing
bridge .50
To J. P. Buchanan for lum
ber for roads 59.46
To J. M. Long for corn for
road force 20.00
To J. D. Long for corn and
supplies for road fotce 40.64 t
To J. M. Pas3 for salary and
supplies for road force 469.80
To Formers Hardware Co.,
for supplies to road force 2iM5
To Geo. E. Harris for work on
' roads 5.00
To F. J. Hester for lumber for
roads 4.50
To Harris & Burns for supplies
for road force 1.89
To 8. C. Humphries for supplies
and work on roads 11.25
io nugn wou, tor i5rwerie iov .
tt t r Je. P
road for?-. "
To L. E. torn fJ. suppli.1
to pauper
To Hambriek & Austin Or
drugs to pauper
January
To E. M. Claytcn for Judge
of election
9.40
$2.00
4.00
To W. H. Long for Judge of
Primary and general elec
tion To O. Y. Clayton for judge of pri
mary and gen. election
To L. E. Long for suit for W, B.
Taylor
To L, B. Scott for supplies
to pauper
4.00
6.00
9.00
24.00
8.00
12.00
2.50
17.45
5.00
To F. J. Hester for supplies
to pauper
To F. J. Hester for supplies
to pauper
To F. J. Hester for supplies
to pauper
To W. Y. Carver for supplies
to pauper
To R. L. Dunn for lumber
and work on roads
To B. F. Wade for lumber
and work on roads
To J. M. Pass for salary and
and supplies for. road force 613.05
To Harris & Burns for sup
plies to jail 15.90
To Thos. B. Woody for salary '
for December 100.00
To N. S. Thompson, for salary
for December 166.67
To Roxboro Courier for print
ing for county 7.50
To N. S. Thompson for boarding
prisoners , 134.10
To J. H. Pass for coal for '
county
To W. F. Long for salaryas
treasurer for year
To Freeland Motor Co., for
work and care of car for
county
To R. H. Gates for water rent
for quarter
To John Hall for work on
grate arid cluh
10.49,
500.00
78.90
3.13
4.00
To H. A. Gentry for salary and -supplies
for county home 122.43
To Sam Norwood for work on
court house , 4.50
To J. M. Lonz and M. T. aavton
for captureing two stills 40.00
To Farmers Hardware Co. for
supplies to court-house ; -To
Hambrick & Austin f or drjg
for county ' (j ls'l' ( ;;
To H. J. Whitt for sirvkes
services as eountx commis
sioner ' "
To J. Lonif for capturing
etill .
To J. Ri Woody ;for D.;S. fees
To J. R iirrifiH-'fA.T v
1
A
To J. L. Yarboro for witness - - 1 To .J..LR;JLong, for serviees as ' -fees
' - ' ''Jod'elWtioa :'y';5.H
To W. W. :Cyton,.fpx"tii -; r 'Bfv
, February, ;
rn i i m a
10 street & gentry ror supples ;
w paupei ,; $.uu
-
done on road
To F. D. Long for work on
briuge "
1.00
80.00
To Austn Western Machine
Co. foi road machinery
To Western Wheeled Scraper
Co. for road machinery
19.20
,2.48
aas lor iia.iir and sup
plies for roans for month
790.56
iO J. N Allen for work on
roads
Tj iCenffer & Esser Co. for sur
veying niateirxals
lo B. w Murphy for auto1 hire
for ir. Brown saryeyor
To A. F. Brown d or expanses on
surveying instruments
To A. F. Brown expenses sur
veying Bethel Hill & Durham
road
6.00'
9.29
5.00
- .57
10.98
To J. A. Beam services on Coun
ty Board of health
To W. J. Pettigrew for shoeing
horses for County Home
To W. Y. Carver for supplies to
Jodie Harris
To Roxboro Light & Power Co.
for lights for court hous
To R. A. Spencer for buring
8.00
1.00
250
2.o0
701.
7.94
Jodie Harris
4.50
Ta W A Swnwr fi Wfc.hn
'"t County Home t -4
' To H. J. Whitt for services on
.A nft
Board of Health
8.00
To Thomas B. Woody for salary
0 for January 100.00
To Thomas B. Woody to be ap
plied to salary & fee account 24.30
To J M. O'Briant for services
on Board of Health SAO
To Davis Drug Co. for drugs for ,
County 6.51
To W. C. Warren for salary as
demonstrator 50.00
To H. A. Gentry for salary and
supplies to County Home 92.31
To Farmers Hdwe Co. for locka
for Court House 8.75
To N. S. Thompson for salary
for January 166.67
To Roxboro Courier for printing
annual statements 49.99
To Roxboro Plumbing Company
for work on i Court House 29.32
To Roxboro Courier, for adver
tisements for county 50.00
j To Morris Telephone Co for phone
rent for Court house 15.40
To M. T. Clayton for capturing .
two stills ' , , 40--
; To J. M. Long for waiting on
Grand Jury 3 days
j To W. R. .Satterfield for serving
as Judge 'election
j To Dr. R. S. Baynes for erving
' on County Board Health .
6.00
2.00
'4.00
2.00
19.50
2.00
4.80
To S. P. Gentry for serving on
.... Pension Board '
To Hotel Jones for Board f or --
jurors
To E. J. Harvie for writing
Bond election notices
To J. F. Cash for Court Costs
March.
I To B. E. Mitchell for services
"as register of election
' To S. A. R. Morten for services
115.06
as register of election
14.05
To F. J. Hester, for services as
register of election 14.24
To L. M. Clayton for services '
as register of election 4 14.33
To T. C. Wagstaff for services -as
register of election 14.36
To J. J. Franklin for services
as judge of election and returns 4.00
To, W. G. Clayton for services .
1 : as register of election
14.15
To R. A. ;Clay for; services as;
register of election r
14.45
1.10 To R. G. Cole for services as
i . register of election ,
14.45
9.40 Tb 3i H. iWatta for services as
judge election and : returns
4.00
To J. O. Pearce for services as
130 ' raster ,iection ; ; UM
ITo E;lontague for services" :
20.00 as register election v 14.'l5
1,50 To & Wmstead for .services
JtfK i "us Wisterelection" : " . 14.06
j To H. 0. ' Broach for wdrk on
roads
To John Johnson for Board
while on roads
To N. A. Warren for work on
roads
12:0a
To A. W. Jones for right of
way for road 15.00
To R. A. Spencer for road drag 10.00
To Robt. Perkins for work on
bridges
To J. M. Pass for salary and
road expense for month
To E. F. Rhew for supplies to
pauper
To C. II. Hunter for supplies
to pauper
4."50
537.23
7.50
23.00
iO Mens Jeffer3 for supplies to
- pauper 4.50,
To E. T. Mooney for supplies to
pauper . 24.00
To G. D. Neal & Son for supplies
to pauper 4.00
To G. D. Neal for Coffin to
pauper 4.00
To Longhurst M$r. Co for sup-
. t ." i . n ita
piles 10 pauper lO.OU
To , Wm. Wrenn for selling mules
To n W Ldaher f or aalarr
To D. W. Bradsher for salary
; for Dec., Jan. and Feb. - 250.00
tt t irrvs. Mm .
To H. J. Whitt for salary as .
To R. D. Bailey for salary -as
Ta nantnl TVinn- fnv oolAW a a
r4 r,,;oc,., anrv
To H. A. Gentry for salary and f
spplies for county home 93.83
To E. D. Cheek for work on
Court House. ; 7.00
To Roxboro Courier for printing
for county 37.89
To H. H. jiasten for painting
and repairing eourt house 300.00
To N. S. Thompson for salary
for month 106.67
To Mrs. U. Summers for serv
ing as court stenographer 23.10
To N. S. Thompson for support
of prisoners 86.20
To J. H. Pass for coal for
County Court House 47.01
To J. II. Pass for coal for County
jail 13.77
To J. H. Pass for coal for county
home 14.74
T,o N. C. Warren for salary as
Demonstrator 40.00
To Roxboro Cotton Mills for coal
for County 4.09
To Roxboro Township High
way Com. for A. F. Brown's
survey of Bethel Hill and Dur
ham road
To Iong Bradsher Hdwe. Co.
for supplies to County
To Thos. B. Woody for salary
for Feb.
To C. E. Hester for services
judge election
157,85
32.20
100.00
2.00
To W. F. Long for three months
salary as. County Treas. 129.00
To Bank of Roxboro for over-
drafts saL and fee account
To Bank of Roxboro for over
drafts general fund
To J. M. Lohg for . Deputy
Sheriff fees
To C. A. Hamlin for Deputy
April.
Sheriff fees
30.00
10.00
1.30
3.30
To J. M. Pass sal. and expense
on roads for' March
537.53
To J. A. Denny for work on
roads , 47.25
To Dr. Jno. H. Merritt for medi
cal attention to convicts 6.00
To E. T. Mooney for work. on
i roads 2.50
To Cuningham & Long for prem
lium on Bonds given by banks
:for serving as county trea
isurers ' 125.00
To Roxboro Courier for tickets
ifof bcid election .
TaR. H. Oates for water rent
IBM
To J. H. Pasa far coal for
j County
To Roxboro Phxmbing Co. for
work on court house sewer
To Roxboro Light & Power Co
;
f or-lights for court houso
To, Thoa
B. Wpyto,ne.ap--:y V'niiwrhaWr. :-t . - - - VzA- VHris jkhr'j'ltJthl?!' t ;V' iWho ar hwhV-tW
'pliedto
sal;and-fee aceount'18.T9 - . - . ' - - V '."a -jv1- ;"5 v f'A iJiV '
- o.ogiii"'' J j -" - mcnmona, jenerson. Ave-ana 'MM.::.; vaa. v';,vi. .
I'jEev. pauI'Btartsell slid bri&'have S. WilUamson iain StlbajvilJfV -315
returnel' to "the community and are Va. . 4 V "-VHtiff nubirtf
domiciled at the:; pretty home of Mrs,
B,; B&ss ' ' ' . . ployed byiJw Sovithern Raiban - ch
"..Mr. James B. 'Booth, and Ju4ge. a visjtto Is parents Mrd'Hrslnin
Henry S.4Bbbage of New Yotk who'L. BSott., Xit':i :n ;afrjW2-lst,'1918:r:; :
laJkye. be6n i spending several days at ' -:;CC-Messrs:n
fTA livm a Af flan 'T .7riTi?TyViarr Viov runs unw rn : w ?v:
" rj(uroa -o ew iotk.: - t
'Rev. Theodore Stroup6 of Reidsville
preached' a most excellent- sermon at
vCininghai, Chpel on he second Sun-
my. lie preacnea at xne rjniscopai
r nurch m MUton, at mgnt.
WiU.Carer of Pennsylvania 4s
visiting his father, Mr. E. W. Carter;
Mr. Carter is pleasantly remembered
asrone of our efficient, and popular
agents of many years ago, when the
yoking' writer was just a mere
sap-
there, have been several "shipments !
o hoxwbod clippings made to the
.-.- . : -: -f' . 1 i
northern market to be used as Chns
mas ? ana; an ew v x ear aecoraons.
Wi . A, ..
TT BJ W and pain ,o m
seferiljdaya in Danville the past' awfnlly. My WbQth
&k?:thev returne"d home Tuesday me ahU nrinalng wasfpa!nfuL Jiwaa
V;e.y murne,d nome luesaay
afternoon; 'on ; the handsome ..tojangi.wea -2?fHF ?a wTa
caJ:0fM:.rvdw- real sick-at my atomcn. My awetite
ifa&& aeaaon.
" " w" .
11th inst. and Wednesday morning
the ground was covered with 12" inch
es of show.
Cuningham Chapel the only, Epis
copal church in the County, which is
in heed of repairs, will be thoroughly
overhauled both inside and o-itsde,
during the coming year.
Miss Hattie Spencer is conducting
a private school about half mile or narcoucs aaaea ana 11 aoes no ai
from Cuningham, we wish her much feet the bowels or liver, upsetting the
success in this worthy ani much
needed calling.
There was a delightful danc? piven
at the hospital home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. "J. Trollinger several weecs r.go. ,
Among those in attendance were,
Misses Mattie Chandler, Inez Wil-
liams. F. Williams. Graci Shir-
ly Bray, Maggie Yarborough, Messrs
Dodson Backer, J. S. Harrison H. C.
Chandler, Waler Rogers, E. T. Chan-
Clyde Mc Shery, Joe Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C? Chandler, Mr. and Mrs.
I O. H. Wins&ad, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Trollinger.
f. The musicians, Messrs W. E. Hin-
ton, Lee Swanson and H. P. Hooper
pleased the dancers with their de-
The farmers are beginning to
slaughter their fine iiogs, after a long
rest, we hope our appetite will Be sat
isfied "Mr. Pig" has. been so high we;
could not reach him very often.
Christmas is not very far distant,
mvc. wish verv fmc a hannv and Tlftas-
". - - , , v .
ant time, be sure don't forget the
poor and needy in your community,
just a little remembrance to the dear
mother anrhttle ones will make hap-
py and bnght hearts, and they will
never forget you. Start today and
other good men and women will fol-
low you, spend the' little change that
jruu w w. mw uu.m,u . muC
tnmgs tnat you don't need and value
1":Lmu wJT-"Yr; .
mere was a aengntiui aance giv-
V.. f . X T TT . 1 . ii 1 HXi
e u . v. riarmeu, ana miss
Carrie Hamlett last -Friday night at
uieir nobpuauie. nome. inosean ai- endent. B. Y. P. ,U. Sundy even
tendance were: Misses, Hattie ;Bar- inff at, "'Mik Rdnk' fecW
ker Nannie 'Barker, Irma Barker,
Virgie Mise, Mrs. Maude Hayden,
Shirley Bray, Rosa Bray, Willie Bray,
Carrie Hamlett; Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Dan Mise, Messrsi Norman H. Mont-
r gomery , Ed. Barker, Clyde McSherry,:
j Alex HamlettUie and:JdHni'H
t lett;4 Jimmie Chandler, The musicansj
Jfessrs. Willie "and, Joseph ; "Coatestytais is to "notify alt persons' hav-
wre at .their best and eeryoW en-
joyed themselves ti! the wee small
hours of the roorri." ' ' c '
Jffrs.Geo. lLvCunninata,. the Irtl
i tie Misses Sue mervilleanrren
Mr. Alvin Scott who-is , now , ern
--jijijij Ol pJrlU
If fiidneys. Stomach, Appetite and
Strength Need Building
berman Tells How
Health;
MANY FRIENDS QF,HIS;
ENDORSE WHAT HE SAYS
"Iwant to tell f olksiwKo wake up- in
the mornings with aches acrpsS their
back, weak kidneys, nd lost appetite
ai energy, how to get reUefdeclar-
e Uydo JLalon, :a well known lum
L? TtTIi. 111-" T T".
berraan of Waiteville," W. Va.
"I suffered that way for' months
flnrl wnnM fppl an1, atiflT 7nn
orjpebple-tronblfed-'lilce thaf. r took
boui v ana iw uiu nwre tuw vnao
any medicine I ever used and I always
keep it in my home. Lots of people I
know have also been helped. It builds
yOur system up and makes anyone
hearty and stout' continued Mr7 La
fon. . - t i . -
Acid Iron Mineral is the highly con
centrated product of a . natural medi-
cinal iron deposit. There is-no alcohol
system
It is stronger, much cheaper, better
iron medicine. A few drops to a tea
spoonful mixed in a glass of water
makes a wonderful tonic and iixm
medicine for blood, rheumatism, kid
n3ys' aigcswon, ana , wnoie system
generally. Lots of people. in this state
J A? 1
recOmmend .it. Get a bottle today
Card of Thanks
s
Many, many -thanks to our host of
, . . . , .
hme last Friday night and gave us
such a happy surprise in a most gen
erous pounding o$ good things.
It was a piece of very great kind
ness, and wisdom in planning and in
execution. , Our friend, S. G, Win
stead was at his best in the beautfc
ful presentation speech which he made
and Br.o Dailey seemed inspired wth
the Christmas spirit as he offered the
prayer, we nad been informed by
two of our kind officials, Bro. Ham
brick and Henderson, that they were
.coming to see us that evening but
. . . .. . ...
aia not now tne immediate purpose
Q nejr ca
w, thank 'them one and fll-those
who came an(J sent ift3
A Merry c; and a Hap
NJW Year nd d Go(J B,m you A
Mrand Q w Dow(J
v"
Announcement
First Baptist Church-Rev... C. T;
pIybon M h on Sunday at n
lock. There will be no evening
servjccs
Bibk gundav morning at
9:3o o'clock, J. W. Noell, Superint-
Come and worship with
Yqu are "cordially Invited.
, n
-.Aministratar'a
Notice.'.
Having this day qualified .. as ad
aGe of Person Cav
g dajms , against . said estate to
present them to me on .'or before Nov.
191. car ;thls notiee. wiU
plead fax the bar of their recovery.
Anpers
adjoining! bunties thai we; have pur- r -
rafter Jannarv -lst. 1918. all insuranra
losses oxcuririg 'mdeV policies) isst4
Fire -f and Life-insurance Kmpiiifesr "
D7 ; tnem ? sirouia ne; vrepcrtea. ;fto ' js;
promptly vforx adjustment; 7- t:
4 We will fcontintte :,to .represent tfcfif.- . - -
now5, represented by- ;Cunninghani'!' 'fi J
Long. We1-, will represent 'fiAeenif, r k
America's .leading, Pire'tnsurance1 Cb , f!"
mpahies among them being .the'" Aet; " - 1
naa,. The Home of NeWYorkTt;" ;v
Liverpool London dlobe and othsrS' '.-'
ail of which, have a Jong established t ".."
reputatioit3 for i air 'dealings and TCflr ' ' v
prompt-paymnt,claims.--'nVr;.?i "v ?
We xril'cfcntinue to represent i3S
same life Insurance' -Comanie-'reSK
resented bv Cunningham. & Lcnsrtssil -
We will operate a General Insurance
Agency and write :all5ioms;0:lixr
anee and bonda T'' " 7.'. - '
- We submit that an intelligent pub
lic needs not t obe convince cf Uter
need of the! protection offered . h in
surance; we solicit your patronage
basing our claim for a ehare of jyouc
future business upon, the jfround 4iat '-
we offer to you the employment :tePT
prosecution of such tuginesa methods
as will give and guarantee to headl
and every eustomer a straight-forfkid
fair deal, last but not least, wsttSFer,
to ybu contracts that haye stood Ifc
test, Cogtracts that are as good as
the best, j '
If you are on the market for a life-
Fire or any other formbf insmtanee' -policy
it will pay you to see us before
planting elsewhere.
Appreciating any favor, and thank
ing you in advance for a liberal efcsre
of your future business, and wishing
for one and all a prosperous "New .
Year,, We beg to remain,
Your f riendsv
WALKER & LONG.
J S. WALKER. - W. F. LONG.
, WALKER & LONG )
Successors to
Cunningham & Long. ;:
GENERAL INSURANCE ;
FIRE, LIFE, TORNADO
HEALTH and ACCIDENT,
' AUTOMOBILE; and BOND&
ROXBORO, N. C. -
THE NEED OF ECONOMY
AND
SAVING.
When we
put a million and a half
tny.eervidweean-rcr.L f t!.:iT: '
" net ' tit , li .
rsoldiers in the field, we withdraw those-: w ' . -
They dopot while they are vactuallyv T--, 'V''.
in; training or in service produce .any- k - VC
thing. They dp, on he otherfhandccn-V -sume
much. ' There is nothing mcrj" l'..
expensive on' ,. earth - than ,-to' j6Uppeft -V. ' v
and maintain 2l great army in fhfyf ''fi'
field especially if it is oh theljlgit-!
ing line. The attrition of suppliea 'atad
everything else is tremendously jpreat' .
when we have a-fighting army in the
field.
America is the one great remaining
storehouse in the world" of sirpplies f:
.and credit.- We martaintw. i-' t
make effective as possible bur , ow -
soldiers and
the soldiers .of ."those;E-' -
tiohs'.who are, ngbtisff. . for us T7e
must therefore draw httk aspoca-'
plies and money. The more we lessen L "
our doracstip .demand1 theJnre.'.r---
can .contribute.; to the: spoTtiini isff t :C
f ectiyeness .if our 'aJKetf . armies.' J ;r
; Eeonmy'. "Sa" now ft nationaT'jCi; J :" V
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