THIRJV-^tABTEBLY ^TATEMIST
number^
E. H Evans conveying C. W.
Duke to hospital
Louisburg Light & Water Co.
light, and water for Jail ..
S. C. Holden stamps and ex
press for office
Julius Hayes 1-4 mo. Janitor
to Court House
Frank Joyner janitor to Court
bouse to date
Cope Gupton building bridge
at Guptons Mill
Spencer Egerton 1 days work
at "Court Hbus**
J.-B. King building-bridge at
Norrlft Creek
Home Tel. Co. phone for sher
iff office 2 months . .1
Stare Hospital expenses and
act afti>r Thos. Ward ....
Dr. H. M. Beam 24 hours vac
cination
Dr. J. H. Harris 25 hours vac
cination
W. E. White casket for Mrs.
Hoe
Walker Evans & Cog. Co. act
for books
J. R. Collins coffin for John
Varhoro
'] )r IV P Simpson 24 hours
vaccination ...
T. C. Gill Taking tax list Hay
esville T. S
W. H. Perdue repairs on Fox
Swamp bridge .... ....
Dr. S.' P. Burt 1 day with
board of health .... ,
Dr. It. B. Henderson 1 day with
board of health
L. L. Joyner- 1 Qkv with
board -of health /.
P. G. Alston 1 day with
?w.'rmiM)iiii aiHHL
pension. bowd
W. H. Hill 1 day with
peusion board 2.00
J. D. Alston. 1 day cnance
committee and mileage .... 6.25
J. P. Timberlake 1 day finance
committee and mileage .... 5.40
J. E. Nicholson examination
of Lillie Person 2.00
T. W. Watson aalurt fui Ju
ly County Supervisor .... 200.00
H. W. Perry salary Assistant
to Supervisor 138.00
P. G. Alston 5 days services
_tQ aupeivlswr i... 77T. 20.00
T. W. Watson expanse act .. 65.67
Chas. PI ume r witness State
?s W. W. Pace 2.55
T. W. Watson general expen
ses 61.02
* $110,2312.94
THIRD (JCABTERLY STATEMENT
For Home of Aped and lntirm.
Showing the' amount of orders Issued
Against the Treasurer for FrauU
lln County,From June to
Sept. 1st. 1919./
By balance brought Mr ward
from 2nd quarter y<\ ..... $2,670.44
JUNE ar 1919.
Aycock Drug Co.^unt act....* 11.07
Home Tel. Co. amt act 5.60
J. J. Holden Salary for May 111.50
J: J. Holdorf necessary and
incidental acts. .... ...... 66.43
Mrs. M. ?. Holden sewing.. 13.25
J. Z. 'Jterrell amt act 72.11]
O. S. Macon amt act. v.. ..., 78.46
Manning & Hunt amt act.... 23.78
Mpftinne Bros. Co. amt aqt.. 204.48
F. W. Wbele8S amt act 16.50
JULY 7. 1919.
McKinne Bros. Co. amt act.. 1.00
Home Tel. Co. phone 4.20
J. Z. Terrell amt act....? .. 13.26
J. J. Holden salary act .... 111.50
J. J. Holden incidentals and
necessary acts 99.92
O. S. Macon amt act 4S.80
J. W. Harris amt act 68.20
C. C. Hudson amt act 30.90
G. W. Ford & Son amt act.. 177.50
AUGUST 4, 1919.
J. J. Holden salary for July 111.50
J. J. Holden incidental and
necessary acts 62.55
Manning ^fc~Hunt amt act .... 43.30
O. S. Macon amt act ?0.61
McKinne Bros. Co. amt act... 30.40
Allen Bros. Co. amt act.... 17.45
J. S. Howell amt act 43.75
Aycock Drug Co. amt act.. .. 13.87
$1.567.82
By balancce $1,102.62
WANTED?25.000 bushels good Cot
ton Seed. _S?e-jn? before you sell.
JNO. W. KING./
?
TRY US
mm
with your next Prescription. It shall have our
MOST CAREFUL ATTENTION.
_ We use only Pure And Fresh Drugs
and rhemicals. We also carry a full
line of the Bcsty Toilet Articles to be
had.
\
Aycock Drug Co.
Phone No. 329 Louishurg, N. C.
Read McKinne Brothers Company's
LIVE STOCK AD In this issue.
o
LOST?One Mack and white spotted
Beagle hound, gone since the 22nd. will
pay liber*! reward. Return or write
T. W. TOWARDS. R. 6. Louisburg, N.
C. y 10-31-2t.
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THE YOUTH S COMPANION, \
Commonwealth Ave. & St. Paul St
Boston. Mass.
Florida Oranges and Grape Fruit
just received. JNO. W. KING.
* Q \
LETS USE OFR BRAINS.
The world today is upside down, and
America is not the least of the coun
tries floundering in the throes of in
ternal disturbances.
Each day sees an increase in the
?discord and unrest which prevails, but
we of this community should not be
'drawn into ti e maelstrom.
I We should take no step In this di
j rection without due and careful con
sideration. Above all. we should ne
' ver permit a boisterous minority to
stampede the sane and sensible ma
jority. We should preserve our Am
erican institutions in the true Ameri
can manner. i.
We want production and prosperity,
bu: we can expect neither unless right
i and justice prevail. Ar.d this we will
j have only when opposing interests
S come together in a calm and dispas
sionate manner for a fair ajid rcason
j able discussion of ilieir differences.
? The Lord gave us brains with the ex
pectation that we would use ihem in
?the proper manner."' He gave us un
derstanding. that we might employ it
?In determining the good from the bad,
| the wise from the, foolish.
Let's use the brains God gave us. ?
1 Ifead McKinne- Brothers Company's
i LIVE STOCK AD in this-issue.
Dubbelbii#
f.
When you want sure enough Boys' Clothing
Just say DUBBELBILT and go to
The Allen Brothers Company
We want to sell you at
Lowest
Meat, Lard, Meal, Flour, (White Star) Sugar, Coffee,
in fact anything you may need to eat, wear or furnish
your farm or home. All we ask is a chance to show you
we have the goods and can save you money.
We gin cotton day and night. Have turned out more
bales than any country gin in this county. There is a
reason, we do it right.
Also we want to remind those that traded with us
and have not yet settled their accounts, that we could
handle that too to a good advantage as we have two T
- 1 i 1 1 j
Come-to see us if you want to pay or buy cash or on
time. /
W. D. FULLER & COMPANY
Wood, - North Carolina
BREWERS TO TEST TliE LAW
BUT MILL OBEY PROVISIONS
New York, Oct. 23.?Upon being ad
vised that the senate had over-ridden
the President s veto or the prohibition
bill, the United Brewers' association
ami" meed tonight that a suit would be
brought in the courts to test the con
stitutionality of the lav.-, Jts members
will abide by the terms of^the law, the^
announcement said, but the association
has been advised by counsel that it is
unconstitutional.
\ f CARD OF THANKS.
On behalf of the members of the
Methodist Church, I wish to thank the
memben^o^th^LouisburgFh^^D^
partn>ent. and'"the citizens of Louis
burg for the excellent tforfc they did
| in saving the Methodist parsonage
from burning during, the recent fire.
G. F. SMITH. Pastor.
[When Tf^
Croup Threatens
Putefc Ttlisf of baby's croup often
forrr*?Il? u ?crioufc situation when thii
dreaded dijecie [ comet in the lata
hour* of night.
Mother? .SoaM krrf a }ar of Drame'? Vt??yner
tba Saire conrcnient. when Croup ihrnten*. thl?
drlifbfu] nlre rahf*4 veil Into btbr*? ibraM.
cbea? and under the ara*. will re I i ere the ehoklnf
b*e?k couxrwujo. and pfonxxe r-?fn] ilrrn. Tak?
lac J>I?cr of nruntlnc draft.
uaed extend vrl? brpby
ixUn io combatlnc
'SEE.
in children
I M veli aa frown-apt.
I 10c AOc and S 1.20?
aQ rirar mota or acnt
by
Brsme Drug
Company
H. W9tMbare.N. C.
Some men can borrow large
sums of money on their
signature alone.
7
J
WHY?
/
Simply because they made their names stand for
integrity ana judgment.
You can do the same thing. A well-kept Checking
Account at this Bank will start you on the road.
You can not start such a Credit too soon.
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