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PROFESSIONAL OABDS
Dr. V7. J. RICHARDSON.
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OFFICE: KA.TZ BUJLDIN3.
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RESIDENCE:: 615 W. QASTON ST.
Dr. W. HI BROOKS,
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Yates jcj-cLi.-i-vj.u.-&a
orroSITK BtNBOW KOt.C.
f L0CAIi NEWS ITEMS.
KEEXSBORO.
W. P. BEALL! XL D.,
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FICE: 117 Court Square. ! ?
RESIDENCE : 401 Asheboro St.
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lOfEce Hours,
V TELEPHONE
11:30 to j; 3 to 4:30J
HONE NO. 17-
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Dr. J. E. V7YC
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.Office in Savings Bank Building,
- Soatb Elm 8trer,lGren8boro,.C.
Dr. J. H.
id Ensrtrisa?.
WHEELER,
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)FFICE: Op. Wkrd'd Drug Store.
Dr. V7. H.
Vabefield,
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Xpw of Charlotte, will ibe in Greens
boro at the McAdbo jHouae on Wed
bstlay, January 12tb.i j i
; PRACTICJC LIMITXp TO i ;
Eye, Ear, Noe andjThroat.
STEDLIAIJ,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1 Building,
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i 3Iendenha
GREENSBORO,
T, J. 8 II AW.
A. M. 8CALK8.
SHAW & SCALES,
j GREENSBORO, N. C. ,
Careful atttention given jto all bust-
oest. umce in vvnanon uuuaiug,
I ! i , j No. 117, Court Square.
W.B.
BEACHAM,
Architect and Builder.
Office in Odd Fellows Building,
REENSBORO;
- N. G.
J. T. JOHNSON,
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j THE GRKKX8BORO ;
YE SPECIALIST,
! 3022' SOUtH ELM ST.
Examination
officc Hoik: 8
a.ini
Free.
to 13.30 p. m. 2 to 8 p. m.
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Mr. A. W. Vickory is at Randleman
today. - , v J ;
Mis? Madeline Douglas is visiting
inNorfollc I ';
Merchants- generally; are pleated
with the holiday trade. j
J. J. Phoenix wants fat cattle, mut
ton and veal. Read bis ad. J !
Rer. Joseph Potts has gone to Haw
RI?er to conduct a meeting. 4
Our Liberty Store letter came too
late for publication this week. '
Wood's seeds "tested and true"
are advertised in the Patriot.
Lindsey. Hopkins, of Reidsrille, is
now employed on the Patriot. H
Col. J. S. Carr of Uurham, was
here Monday en route to Asheville.
Jude R. W. Vinston, of Durham,
was a visitor to this city yesterday.
"Scott's Corner" will be a feature
of this paper this year. Look It up.
A second hand piano for sale. 'For
information apply atpATRioT office.
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Prof. Weatherly, of Ramseur, was
a welcome caller at this office Friday, i
Mrs. M. J. Jordan, of Gulf, is under
treatment at the Astley-Cooper hospital
here. ; j j " J j
If you want a cough cure that, will
cure coughs read Howard Gardner's
i i -I- !
new.ad. j I .. I 4
Dr. SIcIverand Prof. G. A. Grims
ley spent a portion of last week, at
Raleigh. ; ! j j
Evangelist Lee has (entered his
daughter Bessie at Salem Female
Academy' - '. J
Mr. A. B. Bray, of Danville,
spent Saturday here with bis brother,
Mr. C. A. Bray. " ' t i
Seth Taylor, of this city, is one of
the new, students entering Whitsett
Institute this term. I 1
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Stone left
Monday for Scranton, Pa where1 they
will speol the winter. j I
C. M. Vanstory & Co.j thank ! their
friends for a very liberal patronage in
1S97. I See their new ad. i
"Jack" Dillard, of Murphy, was
here Wednesday on his" return from a
bnsiness trip to New York. - J ;
, The professional card of W. P.
Beall, M. I)., physician and surgeon
will be found in another column.
Just received!; Another lot of
crockery. Will exchange -for produce
at the market price. Hiatt & Lamb.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stafford attend
ed the LowreyKerner j wedding i. at
Kernersville last Wednesday afternoon.
From present indications Greens
borons enviable record for 1S97 will be
eclipsed in several respects by that of
1893J ' i- .4 ' " 'i ' -
Miss Ella Cobb, daughter of Henry
Cobb, of McLeausvillc, was married
Va.,
Dec. 29,
place.
Sain
my spk
iuck' Work.. Accurate
CVL"nurcial Work
Hriffs. Cai
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IllVttMtU
j ! TijiiPrinter. !
Work! Iw lrUe.
Ilaifd Rtll-. rster,
al?uesVHidiii:
nsLftc,. Ac.
1T I M AT i II K K U F j " J.L Y Ft RN I S 1 1 E I. 4
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TACi TH 0TnKTI?
t . W. Market St. I GREENSBORO; N. C I
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6,000 i ORDERS ;
AND TUt VALl'K OF :
6000 HOLIES
i ! lni ii'MMi ipti ilitll.irJ fur vrv ilollsr
'i.tMith mm? tor Nursery ttock. I have fix
J"!!-aat orders buokeil Ir 'Nursery tock to be
"J Il'l in Ot tolieri iarni NoreiR birr, : ami six
"i' i:-aijTi Louies will ie niatie wiore pleasant by
t.irt nerfi 0r each iU1 Cftinjr ai few liollan with
E?. li:iilr. will rmt'n.kl nrHP t imp uriil K-
uri i,r your familr h s-upjuy of rreh fruiu ana
! the ame.nim enhance the value of vour prop-
My collection is as gootl as thelest, with
ean btii krt health Cruiu our iStare Kntouiolo-
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A- vr for a inicr6uft Soutlilaml anl pleas
?h.nies ! I j JOHN A. YOUNCi,L
II I liRIESiBORO NrMKRIES,
1 f . ; J j t Greensboro, Jf. C.
WiV-XTlsiV XGENT8.
, j j i !. ,
T1i- ('afedes te Soldier in the Civil
? r, ju4 publiheU. contains 500 pages IS x
'n- J e?-, and over il.100 lare Battle tcne,
.f u a't9, Mai, etc. j The greatest an4 larfre&t
. Jr J" "er publi-thetl, and the only one that
r.iartice to the Confederate soldier and the
f - fought fori Complete in one volume.
' wanted evexj-Srhere to sell this book on
rntV n(1 easy Many of the ladr and
LVll agsnu whq are at work are making
n.H?ly 10 WOO permnth. Veterana,Sona
."gUera of Veterans, and others interest,
t. "j" iueisted to send for a beautiful iUus
a -Vf'nptiTe circular (free) and terms to
iimVlt. '1dreis.COLaiia-Joct!cai. JoaPaixr-
. wLoaiiTiile ,Krr ! 47-lit
1897, toTot Causey, of-this
1 I
"i! ! ' i -
Barnabas church Sunday
school bki their: Christmas tree last
Thursday afternoon. It; was an en
joyable ifair. , ' '
Good lecond-hand sewing machine
for sale. ! Will take corn or oats in part
payment. C. L. Lamb. Lat Hiatt &
Lamb's grocery. .- J j
! Croup Salve prevents croup, re
lieves bad colds in children. 25 cents.
Opposite l'enbow Hotel.1 Richardson
& Farlss, Druggists, j j
The net deposits of the Five Cents
Savings Bank Jan. 3, 189S, amounted
to $76,324.71 a showing of which the
bank may well be proud, j j
: A new;riel house is being j erected
on the South Greensboro graded school
lot to accommodate the equipment of
the Southside hose company, j i-
j We could use a few loads of hick
ory and dry pine wood to advantage
just now. This is a broad hint to some
of ourtlelitKjuetit subscribers. I
3Ir. D. R, Hufiines, who succeeds
Mr. T. J. Fuqua as agent for the Port
ner Brewing Company at this place,
has an announcement in this issue.
j Last Friday night the Washington
Street Baptist Sunday school had their
Christmas entertainment-at the Mc
Adooatore room on East Market street.
' Over sixty marriage licenses were
issued from Register Kirkman's office j queensware, chinaware, crockery, etc.,
during the month of .December a re-1 to which his new ad. directs attention.
cord unequajed in the, annals of the
office. !
I Miss Hattie L. Atwa!ter, of Chapel
Hill, and Mr. Chas. J. Gregory, of He
lena, - Ark., were married here last
Thursday morning. Kev. Dr. Weaver
officiating. . 1
r
Mrs. E. II. Scales, with her daugh
ters, Mrs. McKenzie and Miss Irwin,
and sons Lieut. A. H. and Junius
Scales, left yesterday to visit friends
in Danville, Va. ; -
Dr. J. T. Johnson, the eye special-,
1st, can be found at his office in tEe
Publishing House hereafter every day
during the week, having returned from
his trip to Virginia.
Mr. A. F. jPage of Aberdeen; was
here Friday on his return from Balti
more, where he had been under treat
ment at a hospital. He seemed to be
much improved in health.
Miss Nora May, of the Alamance
church neighborhood, has of late de
voted her spare time to needlework with
the result that she has -just finished a
quilt containing 4,321 pieces. j
Mr. W. B. Layton raised some hogs
this year that will rank with the best.
Last week he killed five that weighed
respectively 352, 384, 390, 400 and 402
pounds, or a total of 1,928 pounds.
M iss Daisy Irene Teague, the band
some daughter of Mr. and 3Irs.' W. J
Teague. will be married this evening to
Mri Charles Maxwell, a prosperous
young merchant of Knoxville, Tenn.
Rev. J. jW. Lee leaves today for
Florida, where he has engsgements at
Orlando, Sauford,"and other ! points.
His daughter, Miss Lula, will I accom
pany. him and spend the winter South.
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The county commissionersswere in
session Monday btt transacted! no bus
iness aside from the routine. For the
first time in several months there were
no' petitions relative to road Work be
fore the board. !
On Deci 30, 1897, Mr. Jno. T. Coble
and Miss Minnie D. Coble, j both of
Guilford county, were united in holy
matrimony lat j the residence! of the
bride's father. Mr. David Coble, by
Rev. D. I. Off man. jj
! Mr. G. W. Ward, the up-to-date
druggist, will be represented in our
advertising columns this year.j Every
one knows him, but he don't want any
one to forget him. He may be found
at Glenn's old stand. i !
The German given by the Crocail
Club on the night of New Year's eve,
under the management of Messrs. De
Butts, Schenck, King, Fry! jand Mc
Adoo at Bogart'8 Hall, was character
ized as a great success. , . j
Cbas. L'. Andrews, the confectioner,
fljed a deed of assignment yesterday,
naming G. Will Armfield trustee. Shaw
& Scales are the attorneys. jlAndrews'
liabilities will reach about $400, with
assets of an equal amount, j
!., Died, at her home in- Jamestown,
Jan. 5th. 189S, Mrs. John Clapp. The
burial will take place Jan. 6tb, at 12.30
at Alamance church. Funeral services
to be held at the church. Deceased
was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. B.
Donnell. ' jj . ;,
Mr. N. P. Henley, of Westminster,
who has recently returned from a trip
south and west, was among bur callers
last week. He was so favorably im
pressed with the west that (he thinks
seriously of locating out there, most
likely in southeastern Kansas.
Mr. Jno. B. Wright advertises a
lot of second-hand goods for sale. He
is prepared to offer bargains in all of
them, as they were taken asj part pay
ment in exchange for new goods.
There isn't a musical instrument dealer
in the state that can meet his prices.'
A colored man was right badly
hurt yesterday while attempting jto
ride a horse from the stables of Mr. C.
P. Vanstory. A defective girth caused
the man to jerk the reins on the horse
and it reared back, falling squarely on
him. It'll feared internal injuries re
sulted. I"; :P ; - "; j
Mr. J. J. Stone, the West Market
street job printer, has recently increas
ed his facilities for doing ail classes of
work, and invites patronage from the
Patriot readers. His adv. will beJ
found o'n the first page of jthU issue,
whilehis work and prices will be found
just right. li j
Revenue officers Vanderford, Me
bane and Smith, of this City, paid a
visit, to Bill ! Beckham's place, near
Kernersville, last week and destroyed
a lot of his "property." . Besides mak
ing 'liver regulator" he is said to make
the best still that can be procured,
being a skilled workman in metals.
Mr. J. R. McDuffie, occupying the
old X. J. McDuffie furniture stand next
door to the Wakefield Hardware Co.,
has a magnificent line of glassware,
MERCILESS FLAHES
Blot Out a Bright Young fLife A.
j Distressing Accident.
The joys attending the observance of
a happy holiday" season in the home of
Dr. A. R. and Mrs. Wilson, on Church
street, gave place to an overwhelming
sorrow Friday evening and grief inex
pressible, burdens the hearts of these
good people, while their friends and
acquaintances, or, we might say, the
Inhabitants of our little city without
exceptionfeel the weight of the blow
that has fallen upon them and. make
manifest the deep sympathy their af
fliction has aroused,
j About half past seven o'clock on the
evening mentioned, Price, the nine-year-old
son of Dr. and Mrs. Wilson,
clad in bis night garments, stood in
front of an open fire conversing with
his mother while she prepared the
younger children for bed. Turning to
watch her as she moved about the room
his night dress swept too near the
fiames and caught on fire. The watch
ful eye of the mother noticed the boy's
peril before be was aware of it and
rushed to bis relief but before she could
extinguish the flames they had pene-
GUILFORD COUNTY EXIIIDIL
Beginning December 1st, 1896, and Ending
December 1st, 1897.
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.Val. $2,320,870 23,' op $100 $ 5,506 02
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V45,617....do...
141,541. .. .do.. .......
C3.3S7....do..
135.... do...
i 43. . . .do
72,394 do........
jj INCOME AS PER LIST OF TAXABLKS TOfi'lSM.
419,38S acres of land
2,116 town lots... ..,
4,143 horses . . . .
1,697 mulesI..
31 jacks and jennettes. .1....
42 goats ...l..
10.470 cattle!.......
12.455 hogs. L. . ... . .
4,420 sheep.. ... ...
Farming utensils. .
Tools of mechanics
Household and kitchen furniture.
Provisions.! . . .
Firearms .'ji.
Libraries . k
Scientific instruments.
Money on hand. ...
Solvent 'credits. ...... .
Shares in incorporated companies
utner personal property. .
Bank and B. & L. stock.;. .
R.R.prop Pullman Car Co. and W.U.Tel. Co.
incomes . .
Marriage licenses, 256 at $1 each.
Total net income
uiU cu uic jj . . . j : . . . . .,' .
trated his garments and were causing Poll tax, 4,220 at 40 cents each:. .
such pain that he struggled from her m '!' . i
1 Total amount. .......... :
grasp and ran from, the room to the T,es so commission to fthpHfT
hallway adjoining, where an open win- Less 3 commission to Treasurer
do w, together with his frantic move
ments, served to stimulate the blaz9
that then almost enveloped him. Re
turning to the room he was met at the
door by his mother, who had in the
meantime secured a blanket with which
to smother the cruel flames, but in this
she was not successful until her father,
Dr. Robinson, came to her aid from his
room below. The little fellow made re
peated efforts to tear the burning clothes
from his body but in his agony and ex
citement failed to accomplish anything
in that direction. The upner portion
of his body was terribly burned and
the sight of one eye was totally de
stroyed. Mrs. Wilson was badly burn
ed about the hands, but her injuries are
not of a permanent character.
Dr. Wilson had left home only a few
minutes before the occurrence to make
a professional visit and returned half
an hourater without any knowledge
of what had transpired In his absense.
Dr. Broofcs, living nearbyt had been
hastily summoned to the relief of the
25.932
4,355.
74,SS9.
9,036.
153,022
23,003.
2,681.
8,797.
4,742. .
136,164..
516,096..
13,725..
566,010. .
277,107..
949,431 . .
0,123
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.$1,105)
665
4.H04 63
334 93
154 75
2 91
' 11
171 3:1
61 37
10 30
177 24
21 39
362 16
66 27
6 35
20 S3
11 22
322 2S
1,221 43
32 43
1,3.T. 55
(55 S3
2,246 ttf
30 61
256 00
2,SS2 99
1.6SS 00
...$ 22,133 S7
44
66
1775 10
.$ 20,413 77
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COUNTY HOME ACCOUNT-N1897.
Alexander William work. . . . j. . . , J
Andrews w m carpenter work on Home
Andrews Sam'l con Henry Jones. J.....
Balling-er J 1 F pork. . .............. j. i . ...
Benbow W E one shoat...........
Bowman James M pork....; J. ....
Buchanan Emma hay......
Boston Edwards i .
Barker John goods
Boren wheat...
Bass Lee laborer ,
Bass Charles .j A.....
Bass Hinton ditching-&c...............
Busick J J con pauper
Bennett J F lumber .... ...4... ..
Cunning-ham Bros coal..........
Chrismon J K & Bro goods.
Coble Juliils pork
Corl Charles smith work.. . . . .
Cotton Charles moving house
Caldwell Moses con pauper...
Causey DM do- f
Denny G W goods
Donnell C A pork. ..... .
Donnell J D do. .
if
4
9 10
21 00
1 00
13 12
4 00
12 00
6 00
7 07
41 5T
57 05
74 a
18 46
36 OB
-1 50
13 00
1 85
'3 75
14 43
15 24
5 65
20 00
!0
2 00 1 Vanstory C M Ac Co. . .
littLerfufferer, who was past all hbpe gofton'C
Dan Valley Mills supplies
Dempsey Wm harvesting. .....
Fryar R II !pork. J . . . .
Greensboro S & B Co lumber &c.
Gardner Howard drugs and med.
yet
dit
mo
nisi
mit
ii
do....
V Re
C he
W hy at
LIU retui
inrnmrhlv conscious of his con-
Kepeatedly ne assured ms
was going to Heaven, ana
nxiety was that his father
rn before be died. When
the flat her came the boy recognized him
and (seemed content. Lingering until
half mast four o'clock the next morning
I " . . . . , ... . i- i.- joui'sjonn
niS spirit IOOK us aeparwure. ouuuay Jordan B F pork....
afternoon the remains were consigned Jessup L A harxesting
to tht4r last resting place in Greene
Hill ( cehwtcrf" after an appropiate
funeral service had been conducted by
Rev; K. W. Smith, D. D. May God
comfort the grief-stricken family in
this dark hour of affliction.
i...
Holt.Mikei...
Hendrix J M & Co goods
Holt Henry. i .
Ham Wm con Emily Hiatt..
Henley N P pork.. .i.
Harris J H repairs on harness &c
Houston Jesse con pauper.
Idol W H porkT. ..J
Ingle John shucks L
Ingle Samuel do .J.
Johnson & Dorset goods. . . .
Jones John W do......
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p
H
IV. v
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Knight X M liay Tr.... ' H
Ix?wis J & C smith work . 7 ; ,V,
Leonard Wm I cook n
Lindley Store Co supplies...... 4 i
Moore D W t do jv. M!i
Mendenhall S H & Co shoes ." to ui
Millis JH...J - a ,M
Udell Hdw Co whbs and goods 33s u
Ottenburgh J A smith work 3 rw
rarKsjonn... ...4 4M (i)
Pickard T M i Co sups - m u
Hagan W II Jit Co tent
Kichardsoiupr W J med at
Richardson & Karris drugs..
Scott J W & Co sups.Tr;
Standard Oil Co oil ;
Smith S W H goods
Smith J G lumber
Stanley It II jruard and foreman.
Simms John If con prisoner
Scott D.....J
Smith Lee S & Co suin..
Shaw James guard..
Spoke and Bending Wks handle.
iucxerc I j.l.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred .Dollars Reward for
anv cai-e of Catarrh that can not be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O.
W e the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney
for the last 15 rears, and believe him perfectly:
honorable in al business transactions aud finan
cially able to catry oat any obligations maae
by their firm
WrsT Truax, Wholesale Druggists Toledo,0.
Waldiso.Kinnax & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo. O.
'Hairg Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the s stem. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall's Family PUU are the best.
' We resrret to announce that mis'-
fortune has overtaken the tobacco man
ufacturing firm of J. L. Kincr & Co of
this city, which assigned yesterday,
naming John W. King trustee. The
indebtedness of the firm will possibly
reach $20,000, with ample assets to cover
same, so that it is reasonable to presume
dollar for dollar will be paid, with a
balance in favor of the firm. The pre
ferred credited are : First class, Com
mercial National Bank of High Point,
$5,000, and the National Bank of High
Point, $2,500; second class, Piedmont
Bank of Greensboro, $4,500, and Greens
boro National Bank $600.
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Knight N M porkT,
Klrkpatrick B A brick. .........
Kirkman T T & Co goodss
King J L & Co tobacco. ...i.
Land ret h C E goods .
Land ret h ,1 W ,
Loman G S com.... -v.-
MeNary J pork.....'.......;
McLean AJnnie services. . . i ......
Mitchell S S guano....;. .......
Montgomery D A iork .....
Murray Alphonzo beef. . ... ......
McDowell J E do....... .
Maddra E L work on machine. . .
Mendenhall S H & Co shoes
Matthews F A con pauper.. ...
Mendenhall A do...........
Odell Hdw Co goods i ...... .
Osbom Daniel serving notice...
Pugh & Andrews goods.
Poindexter John laborer. 1 ... . . . .x.
raisiev j as porK
Roan Allen do. Ii.
Richardson & Farris drugs. and med.
uanKin ftugene iorji sc....
,1 i-i r 1 -. I
HHiiKiii nuury iron pauicis..
Richardson Dr ,W J med sen
Russell Mary labor...........
Stanley Theodore pork. . .. . . .
Stewart Curry ...... ....
Scott J W & Co goods
Sample Brown Mer Co goods.
Smith Jud bottoming chairs.
Smith J6hn B con pauper
Smith S W H shoes. v....
Southern Ry Co freight.
Stratford W O lime
Thomas D E goods.. ....
Tatum & iTaj'lor llverj'.. . . . ..
Voss A S supt services
Voss MR -do. . ...
Workman & Chrismon goods.
Wrav John .r.. ..........
Watlington Barney cutting woid..
Ward Gaston w drugs ana meq
Wharton J W lime ...
Walker W n.
Welch J C livery
Wakefield Hdw Co goods
Yates Wm work
Total.
18 31
11 2
36 76
24 56
2 25
17 64
18 58
15 00
18 HO
3 50
3 50
10 00
1 50
14 52
6 25
50 j
,12 48.
9 00 1
10 00 I
' 32 75 j
175 39 !
11 64
2 00
13 08
J oo
12 58
16 58
62 07
1 60
19 69
12 36
00
25 10
124
2 94
50
1 U)
32 60
1 50
, 1 50
4 47
1 75
15 00
79 23
14 28
.11 16
15 65
16 48
2 00
116 00
9 00
15 24
2 00
92 09
1 30
1 20
1 50
' 19 50
2 56
2 20
1 XX
1 00
187 50
34 00
76
1 45
"12 50
19 75
3 45
2 50
12 45
-59 m;
Wheeler O C.
Wal ke r & Cude su ps
Ward G V drugs and med . .: . .
Wakefield Hdw CobvmmIs
AVyrick J A guard and foreman..
11.... a t4 1 .
Wyatt J E do
Welker W a do.
Wyatt HA..
Youst Chas.
Iddings Frank....
do.... '
1 3 UI
... 115 M
. . . . 7 50
2 ID
... 712 HI
... 39,54
. . . 20 91
3
. . . 55 9
. . . '.to V
... 4 .VI
... 5H5 1
22 KM
6 10
... 12 V)
S 50
11 7i
... 2 XI
5 45
. . 331 4-i
.. 189 or.
. . 139 or,
;i hii
.. 12 15
15 l
. . 29 m
K7l 34
i.$i,84ij;
" hen wear beg"
body you are goir
ait: loss of flesh,
nets, etc. The
thiniryvi you eat
you wear&traor
iuia your MX rn
na to exceed repair in your
to fall sick. The signs of it
faleness, weakness, nervous-
flepair needed is ioou. iou
Enough, and jet you eel that
tissue, enenrv, nerve-force,
iea ror you
He has as pretty and complete a stock
as one could wish to see. Call on him.
Postmaster Forbis has temporari
ly appointed Mr. C. F. Osbom, of Sum
ner township, to a position on the cler
ical force at the city postofllce. There
were no names on the eligible list, un
der the civil service regulations, and
Mr. Osborn was selected because of his
experience in the office, having been
employed thera under the preceding
administration. . , !
The diflicnlty is
that vou do no". rest enoitc-h And this is to
serious it is wo h sitting down seriously to
think about. If : -u can't digest what you eat,
take a few doses f Shaker Digestive Cordial.
The effect of it w 1 be to increase your flesh and
make you feel wronger. You won't fall tick
Proof that it is ir control of yorr repair appa
ratus. It'seay iough to test this for yourself.
Take a few bottl-. of Shaker Digestive Cordial,
sold by druggi : at 10 cents to 1 per bottle.
1 Judge Bctinson presides over the
special term (f Superior court which
opened here 3onday afternoon. Up to
last night onlf one case had been heard
L. L. Hernhon, guardian, vs, Al
spaugh et. at, and In it the jodge
granted a jo
plaintiff with
pass on it.
noted.
gment la favor of the
at troablinfir the jary to
bit uinal anneal was
koad casvicr account
.1 ' 1 ;
Armfield Ridge. Jc Vickory gKjls
Austin Mfg to plow material.
Beeson C S sups.
ItmwnJames
Ilerirman II L supt.....
Bergman Lou guard and foreman. .
Briirsrs ( 'has iruard .. .
Bandy Prof J M civ eng....
Benbow W J hay.. r--i-
ItollingerM H..
BallingerJ Fhay.. ;
Bunch JC corn....
Causey Addison guard
Case Jackson u . .. f "i
Prtrship John cuara y-..-
Cook Jobii W hay Jtc
Daniel Hdw Co
Dicks Dr DC med at......
Donohue J Tcon prisoner.
Eagle Laundry Co
Edgerton G L
Fox Dr M F med at.... ......
Pripa K A- If atrines...
fiardner Howard drugs and med---
Garrett G A sups.'.
Gordon Dr J R med at ...... . -. - - -1
iinmikv.vintihfr iruard. .4..
Homer Joe do
Hardin Jc Co sups.
HarrisJH.... - -
High Point Hdw Co
Holton V E drugs
Hiatt E4 ward guard.. .... ....
Hiatt i Lamb sups.-..
11111 xnos if
Julian Milling Co sups......
Keith F M
King J LA Co tobacco......
Kennett J C-..-.. '
Keeling: J L meat and sups..
53 55
17 09
11 15
5 97
443 75
117 05
120 40
70 00
30 00
n ..
Total.
The following property wa Ixuight d 11 ting
the year and is now in use. viz.: Four mule. 2
wagons and 2 xcts double harness. 4i0 25.
ROADS AND ItKIDGKS.
Armfield X S.......
Amick A G repairing.
Beeson C S j do
Bowman W E do i
Burton J C building and material ;.
Busick V T repair.-...
Cape FcarMfgCo lumlxr
Daniel Hdw Co nails
Eagl e Fu r n i 1 1 1 re Co
Edgerton J 11 repairs....
-Edgerton W J lunilxr
Farlow 6: SK.'iicer luralK-r .
'Gordon R I n'pairs
flrcehslJoro S ic I.I Co .."
Gilmer J H rebuilding
Guilford LuiiiIhtCo IuiuJxt
Hardin C II
High Point; Hdw C0.7.. r...
llih Point- Enterprise prlnt'g notices
Hodgin W L.; ,
Jackson A R repairs....
Johnson.) H .Y. . ..r;. .
Little John.
Ive William..
Lee J II.. i... :.
Molfitt II L
McLean . L-.
Moore J 1C repair . . .
Pomona Teria Cotta Co pi. for nmN
Ponton Win
Pitts Ac Bain lumber.-
Rankin A C repairs ou bridge
Ragsdalc & Smit h . . . . ;
SchfHilfield J R........
Snow LumlierCo luniln-r
StafTord D L. ... .
Spence T )
W harton J M Sc ( ' r
Walker P (J'W
Wakefield Hdw Co
Wheeler OC .........
Wagoner!) E. .....
$ 1 ill
5.-ii
4 U)
5 11)
27 71
15 75
10 t
30
K II)
1 IK
II 7i
S 50
I IV -
7
3 Ii
5 lit -1
.VI
ID 75
50
III
X 5H
1 50
311 :i .
4 75
III
4 07
2
I VI
25 il
:i
I M
24 IT
.1 5il
1 I.
m .vt
V .x;
:
2 : - -4
25
Total.
j C. EKE KALK X I' Z N 8 KS.
Byen M janitir 7..
CFtV V Hy freight
Cox-FerrerD G Co gxN .. ;
Dailj Revitnl printing
Disinfectant Co
Edwards i BnutfhUin printing
Greenstiom Patriot printing
Greensboro Water Supply Co water.
Greensboro Hook Store Klationery Ac-
CJrens(or Ga A: E L Co gu
GreenslKiro Ice Coal o ice.. ,.
High Point Enterprise printing.......
lbnlgin Pegraui A Co
Manner W; S
Hastings J A work on sewer ;
Kirkman A G work for county..'.. ....
King R R attorney
Kirkman A G .copying !C tax lit.....
Porter J A work on cjourt hoiiwv.. ....
Pickani T r A o bucket ...... .T?. , .
Hagan Ed Lclk Mip'rct -
Reece i Efam .
Suthern Hy Co freight 011 -oal..
Scott J W A Co gtjod.
Wli Stone J J printing
'V'"
16 7
44 HO
7 50
. 3 )
2 35
1 50
S CIO
21
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40
24 ID
lit 1
. 24 45
2rt (
1H20
133 00
1W a)
va 20
14 55
45 44
5(ti
50 40
3; 17
ft 00
102 H)
4 15
101 77
t 10
494 7i
Smith F F chair forjudge
air Tor.
rintin
ThoniasiJh printing.
Telegram Pub Co printing. notice
Teague v J tax calculator.-t
'Wilson John N attorney
Wharton Unix good
Wakefield Hdw Co
Walker Evans A Cogswell record.
Wharum A McAllster ins on ct hou..
Whitice Ephram work on ct hou-M-
Young ic M.-Iilen r-rd Ac for elk act
Zimmerman J R2T ton coal
.$1.34 :h
110 25 ;
55
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l 25
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in
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5o !
11 r.
21 K
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5U
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41 JI
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JAIL ACCOCNT lSfr.
Armfield Ridge A Vi.'kory blankets
BeniK-tt J Tcon prisoners..
Bevill W Y guard
Chrismon J R A Un
Crouch R Horn prison r..r .....
Cunningham Hnn coal
Coble J M cm prioiu-r
Dawson James gua ni.
(iardner Howanl oru; -
Greeson L F con prist
XU 25
24
10 .Ml
1-1 5il
1 :B
.Ml
S7 75
2 00
4 ia
21
1 94
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