ANNUAL STATEMENT
For
HU>KUN COINTY
Hhonlni; the Amount of Orders Issued Again*! the Treasurer From Deeember
1*t, 11116 to Heeember 1st, 1917.
Continued from last week.
Coul & N i'-CUs, ???al i'or court
H'Tmi"IU< ?--?llpt '?
ccui. aud mllcr.gc 12.
fjt>uisbiirg Water Co. water
for courj house ami JSnii . . 2.
Lguislvurg* Light .Co. liglit foi
court house umi J; i I 2.
^llen Bros. Co. a m t act llle.i 1.
H. A. Kearney pint ;?.? t tiled
for May court 4S.:
H. A. Kearney an; net tiled J>.i
J. I). Alston 1 ?lay flnnr.ee
com and mileage 4.1
W. II. UulTin aiut *paid for
old soldiers to Washing
ton. D. C as?.!
Jim Kvnns IS m o v out si ?le pau
per 4.!
CJeo. Kt41y-:< mo,?, outride p.v.:
pur 6.(
J. I). Craprel bal. on bridge
act l.(
O. U. 11. Stalling? building
bridge 504. (
I.ouisburg Military Co. an
nual . appropriation 200.1
Franklinton Military Co. an
nual appropriation . . .. 200.t
Franklin Times publishing an
nual statement 175.(
J. 'H. Smith repairing brdgs 12.(
O. (VHiicks timber for Mil
ford roJhis,^. l.S
John B. SmiTHv timber and
work on briifee* Sandy
Creek >>% ?" 40.:
J. B. Yarborough salary ami
clerk hire 2U5.f
J. J. Barrow Hilary and
clerk biro 216. (
Mrs. Geo. L. Shear in a nit for
# Immediate relief ?10.C
J. C. Tucker board of prison
ers 14.7
Louisburg Water Co. water
for rourt house and jail .. 2.2
Louis bur k Light Co. liglit for
court house and jail 3.6
H. L. Stokes 3 days finance
com. and mileage ........ 12.6
K. T. Alford conveying prls*-.
oners to jail and grand jury V
to County Home 9.6
Mies Pauline Smith demon
stration work : r .. 40.t)
S. B. Mullen 1 day holding
road election Dunns T. S... 2.0
G. B. H. Stalling"? building
~ bTttlE? Cedar Rock T. S... 400.0
L. P. Hicks amt act filed ., 6.6
Hospital Goldsboro conveying
Bias McKinght to same.. 13.0
H. A.-Kearney salary and
hire of clerk 262.5
H. A. Kearney amt for post
age if, 5.0
J. D. Alston 2 days finance
committee and mileage .... S.4
P. S. & K. K. Allen amt act fil
ed ' 5.4
July 9th 1917.
Worrell Mfg. Co. amt act filed 30.00 ?
Board of Education rent for
room 50.00 (
Dr. J. E. Malone amt of act
filed ; 9.00 1
St. W. Hudson conveying pris
. Louisburg bridge 2.t)0
C. P. Lathrop gravel for
Louisburg bridge 79.09 |
J. M. PmU poll ta? 101? 7, 3 fif) |
M. L. Cooke taking tax list
Dunns township, 1917.... 64.40
J. J. Young taking tax Ust
Harris township ,. 55.05
Geo.- X. Stell taking tax list
Youngsville T. S 73.30
J. D. Speed taking tax list
Pranklinton T.?Si?rrr:?tt?lgfi.flQ
A. A. Medlfo taking tax list
Havesville T. S 56.00
G. C. Parrish taking tax list
Sandy Crjeek T. S ?. 58.45
T. J. Ricks taking tax list
Gold Mine T. S. 56.?0
H. S. Boone taking tux list
Cedar Rock T. S... 71.25
W. H. M&con taking tax list.*
Louisbprg T. S 14^.40
Sterling Store Co. building
?Die k?r&on_ bridge .... l.Qll.S^
August titli, 1917. /
Geo. L. Cooke repairing /
four bridges 1.. 31.25
J. S. "Howell coffin for Char- /
lie Littlejohn !... .... '10.00
C. P. Harris building bnlge/./
at Jackson's Mill J 130.50 |
S. B. Mullen lumber anf
work on four bridges.. J. 3.00
A. 13. Hollings worth palat
ing Andersons bridge ./.. 30.00
G. B. H. Stallings timber
for Wolf Pitt Bridge ./.... 33.00
C. M.Ayscue repairing^rdge
across Edwards Creejt 7.0C
J. L. Smith work ory Hunts
Mill Bridge .7 12.0C
Louisburg Water Cat. water
for court house And jail.. 2.20
^?uisburg Ligui LF light for
court house anty jail 3.00
11 S. Sforr re?*iJrr on ad
ding machine .L 26.05
R. B. Harris taking tax list
for Cypress Creek T. S. .. 50.00
H. 8. Storr am t act for
Sheriff office 24.92
J. B. Yarborough Salary and
clerk hire .... 216.67
J. J. Barrow galary and
clerk hire 216.6";
H. A. Kearney salary and
clerk hire 262.5(
Miss Pauline Smith Demon
stration work July 40.0<
W. D. Upchurch building
bridge at Watson Br, ?... 30.0'
E. W., Oupton ^?conveying
Lindsey, to Jail and mileage 2.1
Walker, Erans & C'ogwell
amt met filed .... .. 8.9
8outhern Stamp Co. amt act
?* M ^..,7:..T;. 2.C
Sr. J. E. Malone amt act
?BUd /... ? ...A. 18.*3
J. C. Tucker board of pris
oiler?* .... 29.50
ili 1 li 1 ?
and stumps 2.50
Jerry Williams fixing butt
niciit to bridge 1.50
AyciH'ko Drug Co. nmt net
tiled S.20
Daniel Harris coiTin outside
pauper .~7~. ^... 4.00
I*. U. A*stou part pay War
ren und Franklin line .... 5.00
It. L. Stokes 3 days tlnance
eom and mileage 12.60
J. D. Alston 2 days finance
com. and mileage S.50
Edwards and 1*~ ought on amt
act filed 10S.75
i J. 13. Yarborough part pay
' rnent making out tax list.. 125.00
I September 3rd, 1917.
, J. I). Alston salary 3rd quar
ter and 145 miles 3S.50
I John Karle salary 3rd quar
ter and 132 miles 31.60
; J. W. Winsttm, salary 3rd
I quarter and 168 miles .... 33.40
'J. 11. Hal lent ine salary 3rd
| quarter and 156 miles .... 32.SO
?It. L. StokesjuUary 3rd quar
ter and 132 miles 31.60
Three Months Outside Pauper.
Mary Jane Alston 4.50
Louisa Urodie 3.00
iMIttie Bartholomew -TT* 9.00
[Alice Dunn , *9.00
Quilla Baker 6.00
"Sitllie Drodie ' '4.501
Ma?>4iranton 6.00
NatlmntH^nelliouse wife .... 3.00
John C*atlett?^Ki(e 6.00
i Albert Da%is . 4.50
Louisa Davis ?>?*.. 6.00
Priselila Dorsey 3.00
r.'.a Denton 4.50
.Gilbert Dickens .... 3.00
Bedie Flood 4.50
Mary Ann Foster 4.50
Allen Green 3.00
Helen Gupton 3.00
Henry Griffin .... ? 12.00
Louzana Grady * 3.00
Stephen Gupton 4.50
Jim Huey 6.00
Bill Hawkins ; 6.00
Angeline-Hendricks .... .... 7.50
Tom Harris 77" 6.00
Isaac Harrison 3.00
Mittie Johnson 6.00
Mit Joyner 4.50
Winnie King 6.00
Dennis Kearney 6.00
Manerva Kelly 6.00
George Kelly 6.00
Su4an Laws children 6.00
Mildred Lince 4.50
Mourning May 4.50
Clacy Massenburg . . j-. .... 6.00
Xeal Medlin 3.00
Sallie Martin . 6.00
Julia Massenburg 4.50
Pete Manning 4.50
Susftn Pearce 3.00
Ellen Perry 6.00
W. A. Perrys and 3 children 18.00
Eli Pearce 4.50
Arnica Ferry
Jordan Perry
Mrs. Mary Thurston
Elizabeth Thorpe ...
Andrew Williams ...
W. P. Wilson 2 children ....
Jordan Moore Sr.'.... ....
Mary Mayo
Anderson Yarboro
John Yarboro
Henry Young ^ ....
Dr. J. E. Malone salary 3rd
-quarter 3upt. of Health .. 125.0*
Hence Hazlewood salard 3rd
quarter janitor 25.0'
State Hospital Gold*boro amr
act filed 19.3
J. C. Tucker board of prison
er? for Aug SI.2
Panline Smith Demonstra
tion work and cleaning up
7 office 42.6
"Rector Ballentine repairs on
four bridges 1.5
Jolia-H. Pern* buiTdfaz bdge 20.0
J. I). Land work on ~F>r
re'.s bridka '1S41
Louisburg Water Co., water*
for court house and jail .. 2.2
Louisburg Ligt Co. light for
court house and iail 3.S
W. H. Hill 1 day with pen
sion, board 2.t
A. S. Strother 1 day with p<m
?ion board : 2.<
D. C. Tharrington 1 day with.
pension board 2 J
G. B<. H. S tailings timber
and building bridge Syca
more ("reek 365.
H Stalling.?* timber
building bridge Cripple Cr. 94.49
R. G. Lassiter repairs
on bridge 7.04
Franklin Times amt art filed 49 69
Thomas Harris outside pau
per immediate relief 5.00
B. Yarborough salary and
hire of Clark 216.67
H. A. Kearney salary and
hire of clerk 262.50
J. J. Barrow salary, and
hire of Clerk 216.67
W. E. White Fur. O*. amt act
filed 19.50
J. D. Alston 2 days finance
com. and mileage 8.50
R. L. Stokes 4 days finance
com. and mileage 16.80
J. C. Tucker timber for jail .. 1.28
H. A. Kearney stamper for
office - 2.
R. W. Hudson conveying 3
prisoners to jail .... .... 4.
Dr. J. E. Malone amt act fi
led .... .. 19.
fcome Telephone Co. phone for
8heriff Office 3.
8. N. Nelms 1715 foet tlm- ?
ber for Sandy Cr. bridge.. .. 51.
Continued to next week.
Hooray for Baoana -
PooM'Ooh-lt"
Only Real Way to Get Rid of Corn*.
Which do you prefer ? ? oorn thai
pall* or a corn that peel?? Butchery
or blesaednessT Only "Gets-It" can gel
rid of your com the peel-off way, the
blessed way. You don t need a pull.
"Corns Nettr TVouP? M?, I Um " I
Why hump swrsclf up on the floor
and with you/ Jnws set and eyoa pop
I pin? from /Vin, Jerk and gougo
I and cut younrcArns? Why Irritate your
i Iocs with a/nni salve/) r wrap your too
Into a bly pulhfnl 4Jundle with some
1 sticky tan? or pfesterT Llfo la too short.
1 Use Gefa-It"?It takes a few seconds
to appl/ and t hire's no fussing. Corn
pain* /o. Wearnew ?hoes If you want.
Peel o?B the corowllh your Angers? the
i who? thing, rex* ana all. clear and
m .... ^,ne| only "Gets-It"
no chances,
guaranteed, money
' bntk rom.rpmoAr, the only sure
b at any drug store.
MTd by E. Law re net A Co., Chicago, 111.
Sold in Louislitiri? >un?; rveowniendrcl
as the world*!* l?e*t cum remedy 1?)
F R. l'lcasnnt*.
nl m. Kf: \.H,
PhyjiJhirtRd Surgeon
\ydov?NN.
flee?. ' \Vcn> I)ri:e Cm
Oft
If you have anAfanns for sale that
you wish to subdivjc^ see J. A. TUR
NER at once as VuV -all datlngs are
filling up fast / \ 7-26-tf
Lost nr Stolcny
One black ami tan nia)C hound with
white streams, in faceyfnd one white
male-hound with bus^y -ail both been
gone several motathaf Also one white
and brown fema^Vbeen gone about
three weeks and^u? light blue male
hound with blaclr e^rs. Will give give
IdO for any infanuatoouhat enables me
to find eithery
" {LLEN.
9-13tf ( LouistJurg, X. C
IF
YOUR HEAD ACHES
YOUR EYES ACHE
YOUR EYES TIRE
YOUR EYES BURN
YOUR EYES WATER
YOUR EYES SQUINT
It Is A Case Fori
Glasses
SABLES MOVED
I herewith ann
customers and al
b( the services </
livery stable, that . .law m?red
mj business from the ?tablet
on Jiash Street to aeeoniinoda<
tlon at the rear of my residence
on Main Street, where I will be
blad to serve jon at all Ume?
with the beat personal service.
J. C. Tucker
LoaUtmrg, N. C.
Announcement!
The Fanners Mutual Warehouse of Rocky Mount, N. C.,
?will reopen 011
MONDAY,, NOV. 11th, 1918
We take pleasure In advising our many friends and custo
mers of Franklin County that the terrible Influenza Epidemic
has sufficiently siibsidqd that our State and County Boards r>f
Health will permit the reopening of our market.011 the al. '2
date.
The market closed
for tobacco we look for
BEST WAKEHOUSE
strong and with ourhjpwS^all anxious
high prices^^-'"''^
BtfST SERVICE BEST PRICES
R. P. HOLT,
W. T. CLEMEN
I
1 J
Managers
Jim Yarboro
AUCTIONEER
l ast a
tife Time
The BEST}1"wagon
we know of: !
It? strength and durability h a v J
kejst it foremost for. over
years. ~ J
have earned this repntatit/n
because of their sturdy/trength
and durable construction^ Let
us show you a wego/i adapted
to your needs. /
Wagons That Are
Built to Last
The harder service your wagon hta
to stand, the more reason to buy a
wkich will be left for your acta to
' wear ont. The years will prove its
quality. \
(L W. FORD & SON