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BrJ J. E. VYCHE,
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Dr. iWL Hi (Wakefield,
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tl. STEDLIAN,
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A, M. SCALES.
SHAW m SCALES,
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Careful atttention given to all busl-
nesi. Office in Wharton Building,
No. 117; Court Square.
lWBj BEACH AM,.
Arciutect 1 and Builder.
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THE HOME.
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Attractive." ut tnei-ej is' no one thinj;
inbine ilehmt aitl protit to the
i Ucnt that a Mcll-kcpt fruit carden
pleader, u) not longer neclect to
t-r the fruit upplr jfor vour fam-
re i nothing mory heafthf ul than
fruit: there is no way that you
M 'j:id a fet daliars tnat'Wiu yield the
turn I cannot in tnis space men
t. r mauT thiasr that l nave to offer.
it a catalogue, take the ajrency for
jti!iiKK.r or county, jret a great
i .i;nt n Icatalosrue price, bell
trees. ianjt llrst clas fruit t your
rs cheat, iand thereby become a
!iefact'ir iidd make some money
'-ell. iiifrens.no nursery mi
..icr vrnk the ppoide than the old
i 'I'f't dealings; have doLe it. v
rIOHN aIiYOUNG,
LOCAL NWS ITEMS.
Mr. W. W. Ktnz. of Danbury. is In
tbe city. r
Dr. W. J. Ricbardson resumed bis
practice tbe first of the week.
The Greensboro Nurseries are rep
resented in this issue by a new ad.
. Don't fail to see "A Scrap of Pa
per" at the Academy to-morrow night.
Mr. ami Mrs. H. L.Lee, of New
York, are here to snend the winter
months.
Rer. Rossa A. Brown, of Waycross,
GaJ, Is here lookiig after some busi
ness matters. -
Mr. G. II. Royster'a announcement
this week will interest his friends and
patrons. Read his new ad. ' -;
Tobacco Is starting off some better
than before the holidays, though breaks
are light on account of the season, i
-Misses Ida and Mary Taylor, of
P. nil ford College, snent a couple! of
days last week with friends In this city.
"i-Four of the youneest children of
or Li
the late R. S. Ryan have been placed
in the Thompson Orphanage at Char
lotte! ." j
Mr. R. S. Petty took the road. Mon
day for M. G. Ne weirs buggy and Im
plement bouse. He will travel the en
tire state.
The net deDosits at the Five Cents
Savings bank at the close of business
Mondav. Januarv 10th. amounted to
477,185.49.. ' S r
Messrs. N. C. Brandon and Clark
Porter, Jr., are still with Howard
Gardner, the corner druggist. Call
and see them. ' 7
The resolutions of respect adopted
on the death of Mr. Henry A. Rust by
Alamance Sub-Alliance will appear in
our next issue. !
Croup Salve prevents croup, re
lieves bad colds in children.1 25 cents.
Opposite Benbow Hotel. Richardson
& Fariss, bruggists. .
Mr. John Lambeth, of Elon Col
lege, is preparing to move to Brown
Summit, where he w'ill engage in the
mercantile business. ' j
- Mr. D. E. Thomas has sold his
groqery store on South Davie atreetto
Mr. S. S. Haithcock, who will continue
the business at the same stand. j -
The Keeley Institute is making an
enviable record in its new quarters, the
attendance being larger and prospects
more promising than for years.
Mr. S. F. Coe, agent of the C. F &
Y. V. railway at Dalton, died recently.
He stood well among his fellow
employees and the patrons of the road.
Mr. Maurice Pretzfelder, formerly
a merchant here, is now manager of the
Dry Goods Emporium at Asheville
having resigned his position at Char
lotte. L: r .
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George Shaw, a driver for J.-J.
Phoenix, was bruised and j battered in
a runaway accident Monday morning
but bis injuries are not of a permanent
nature. 1 '
The Greensboro Hardware Co. has
the exclusive sale In this; city of the
celebrated Buck stoves and ranges.
which are warranted for fifteen years
See new ad. "
--The old Hodgin gold mine, in Sum
ner township, is to be worked at an
early date. A Mr. Settle, from' Mis
souri, is here perfecting arrangements
to develop the property, j
j The Soutbside hose company's new
wagon arrived last wecmesaay ana
was driven about the city. It is a
handsome vehicle-and will add to the
efiicieucy of the company it represents.
Mr. VT. F. Bogart has about! com
pleted arrangements for the appearance
here of the orlginalVang? opera com
pany, comprising forty or more people
Further announcements will be ! made
next week. " "'.'
The widow of the late M. L. Coble
last week received through Secretary
J. D.' Burch a check for $1,000, the
Mr. W. C. McLean Is .finishing the
fourth new dwelling in his handsome
row of bouses on Forbis street, just
south of the Catholic, church. It will
be occui ied by Mr. Clarke, of the Cone
Export and Commission Company.
At the annual meeting jof the
stockholders of tbe Piedmont Bank
last Wednesday tbe usual semi-annual
dii Jend of three per cent, was declared
and 12,500 added to the bank's surplus
fund. The old officers were re-elected.
Judge Dick has been indisposed for
some days and acting on the sugges
tion of his family and friends left last
night for Baltimore to undergo treat
ment at the Johns Hopkins hospital.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Dick and
Judge Douglas." ' j
. The North Carolina Journal of Ed
ucation for January is an unusually in
teresting number. Aside from its
merits that appeal to every teacher and
friend to education it contains much
valuable historal matter that appears
for the first time in print. . j
Mr. Tillman Hodgin, of Centre, and
Miss Helen Klrkman were united in
marriage last Thursday by Rev. S. T.
Barber at the ' home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Kirk
man, near Pleasant Garden. The groom
is a son of Mr. D. S. Hodgin. ;
Mr. S. M.'Goolsby, late chief clerk
in U. S. Marshal Milliken's office, was
tendered his "walking papers' by that
official last week. We hope Mr. Gools
by will remain a citizen of bur city,
even though bis hand has slipped from
Uncle, Sam's pocket. He is a good
citizen. M
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Miss Minnie Gorrell was saved
from painful injury last Thursday
mornin? bv - her presence i of mind.
While standing in front of ian open
fire at her residence on Ashe street her
dress caught from a spark, but she
smcthered the flames by. wrapping a
cloak about her body.
A large, audience witnessed the
presentation of aPudd'nhead Wilson"
by Mr. Theodore Hamilton's superb
company last Thursday evening at the
Academy of Music. AH In all it was
one of' the best companies that ever
visited Greensboro and Mr. Blackburn
is to be congratulated upon Its! appear
ance here. . 1 - J
Mrs. L. M. Bell, living east of the
city, died Saturday aged abput fifty-
three years, leaving a husband and
three children. -She had been a faith
ful .christian for many years and died
happy in the sustaining faith of God's
promises. Her remains were Interred
at Holt's chapel Sunday, Revi J, E. Gay,
of this city, conducting the services.
Mr. C. D. Benbow, formerly of this
city, but now town superintendent of
Pinehurst, the ideal Moore county win
ter resort established by Millionaire
no. W. Tufts, of Boston, assumed the
duties of postmaster at Pinehurst the
first of the month. He will make a
good official and; his friends here are
glad to learn of his preferment for the
place. ; -'"I'M
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Dr. J. L. M. Curry, of Washington,
D. C, agent of the Peabody fund, spent
Monday ip tbe city the gust of Dr.
Jtlclver. Dr. Curry is making a tour
of inspection of the various southern
educational institutions that deriye
benefits from tbe fund he distributes.
The State Normal and Industrial Col
lege here stands exceptionally high in
his estimation. ;
County treasurer Jno. A; Hodgin
purchased the Oak Hill roller mill
property 'at a receiver's sale Monday,
paying tber for the sum of $3,600. It
is his intention, provided the sale is
confirmed, to put the mill In operation,
but already there Is talk of a ten per
cent. bid.. Mr. Hodgin's brother Frank,
now in business In Roanoke, Va; will
be connected with the mill.
The North Carolina Presbyterian,
now published at Charlotte, appears in
The End Is Not Yet.
After a week and a half of the j spe
cial term of Superior court the civil
docket has lost but a limited number
from the formidable, array of cases that
Were met with at the opening. Judge
Robinson Is compelled to leave the city
Saturday for another county where a
regular term opens Monday and u nless
the governor sends another judge here
the special term will necessarily end
before its prescribed days of usefulness
are occupied. Reasonable diligence
baa been observed in the trial of these
civil causes, yet nothing like the show
ing is made on the docket that our
people, especially the tax-payers, would
like to see. No blame for this attaches
to the court or the attorneys it is
simply a- succession of long tedious
processes that require and deserve
careful consideration and we will have
to make the best of the situation. Un
til Guilford s included in the llsWof
counties having criminal circuit courts
there is no hope for any improvement
in existing conditions. Since Jour last
issue (and only one case was decided
at this term prior to that date) the fol
lowing cases have been disposed o,f
with the result indicated In each
T. T. Brooks, receiver Bain Building
Co, vs. St. Andrews P. E. church.
Judgment for plaintiff and against de
fendant for $S00.
I Walter Lewis vs. W.F.Clegg. Judg
ment or plaintiff and against defend
ant for $15.70.
Walter Lewis vs. Moore & McKen
zie. Judgment for plaintiff and against
defendants for $34.75.
f Sibley, Lindsay & Kerr vs. E. L. Gil-
mer. Judgment for defendant against
plaintiff; appeal by plaintiff to Su
preme court.
I A. H. Motley Co. vs. Southern Fin
ishing &' Warehouse1 Co. Trial pend
ing.
The Astlev Cooler Hospital a Pro
nounced Success.
Three months ago Dr. Wm. H.
Brooks established the Astley Cooper
Hospital in Greensboro, and so success
ful has been the venture that until now
he has not had a favorable opportunity
to throw its doors open to public in
spection of its various departments.
The wards have been full from the
first and sometimes crowded. Just
now there is but one patient being treat
ed at the institution and Dr. Brooks
took advantage of the circumstance
Monday to give a pleasant reception
to the Board of Lady Managers, who
are as follows: Mesdames John Gray
Bynum, Ceasar Cone, Robert P. Dick,
O. H. Dorsett, Robert M. Douglas, Neil
Ellington, John A. Gilmer, M. E. How
ard. W. Lindau, Reuben Llndheim,
E. J. Lynch, Harry C. Martin, B. Frank
Mebane, . J. C. Murchison, J. A. Odell,
Geo. M. O'Brien, Dred Peacock E. F.
Reinicker, Annette L. Wright, j ..
The ladies were not only pleased but
charmed with the way the hospital is
kept, the way the patients are treated,
etc. Mrs. Berry, the superintendent,
is a graduate of tbe Maryland General
Hospital Training School for Nurses
and has bad several years experience
in hospital management. The operat
ing room is complete in all the modern
appliances, while the wards are neat
and cozy. The hospital will be open
to visitors on Thursday and Friday of
every week from 4. to 6 o'clock.! We
are justly proud ot this enterprise and
wish it unstinted prosperity. '
GUILFORD BOUNTY; EXHIBIT.
Beginning December 1st, 1896, and Endintr
December 1st, 1897.
INCOME AS PER LIST Or TAXABLIS FOR 1S3S.
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4i,s53 acres 01 una . j...... Val i0VivnaoM' iaa. . ,J'.
2,li6 town lots. j .. j ; 7 lGfii- & U 1100 1 94
11,541
According to tbe Washington spe
cials appearing in the Sunday papers
only a formal transmission of certain
documents remained to. clinch the ap
pointment of Tyre Glenn as postmaster
here and the same was confidently ex
pected Monday, but there seems to be
a bitch somewhere. It is reported that
Sir Thomas Settle hied himself to
Washington Sunday night armed with
divers and sundry protests against
Glenn's appointment and there is no
telling where the plum will land. In
a vastly improved from this week and pbe meantime Postmaster Forbis con-
we congratulate our brethren upon tbe
happy change for the better, in the
amount of an insurance policy carried 1 paper's appearance. Nothing is lack-
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Creain! Lotion will " cure
bottle
Howard
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br the deceased-in tbe Order of the
Golden Chain. ' h
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J Revs. Dr. J. H. Weaver and J. E.
Gay have started a neat little weekly
paper devoted to the interests of the
Methodist Episcopal churches of tbe
city. The paper is issued from the
office of Mr. J. J. Stone. !
The revival of the interest in min
ing protends well for our people. Be
yond question Guilford contains several
valuable mining properties, and we are
glad to learn that several of them are
in a fair way for development. ;
i Prof. J. A. W. Thompson, of Siler
City, has consolidated his school with
that of Prof. Slier at Sanford. Prof.
Chas. B. Staley, who has been an as
sistant teacher in Prof. SUers school,
goes to South Carolina to take charge
of an academy.
ing in the way of editorial ability.
North Carolina's religious publications
as a whole maintain a high standard
and the Presbyterian does its share in
sustaining the same. L
I The Patriot is pleased to learn of
the recent discovery of gold-bearing
ore In the vicinity of Gibsonville. From
a shaft sunk near the saw mill there
come unmistakeable indications of val
uble ore desposits which arej being de
veloped as rapidly as possible and with
gratifying results. Mr. R. W. Drew, a
northener, who has been prospecting
about through eastern Guilford for
some time, and Gibsonville parties are
making the developments. J
Almond Cream Lotion will cure
chapped bsnds and lips. Every bottle
guaranteed. For -sale byj Howard
Gardner, druggist.
tlnues to hold the office with his ac
customed ability and grace, and we
venture tbe assertion that it will take
a good while to weary him in waiting
for a successor. A dark horse" is not
the remotest possibility in this race,
although Glenn seems to have the
strongest kind of backing.
I Miss Lillle Dick, daughter of Mr.
Frank Dick, of near McLeansville, is
reported dangerously ill. She has not
been in good health for some time.
? How's This?
We offer One Hundred tV!lars Rewartl for
anr case of Catarrh that can not be cured by
11 all's Catarrh Cure. j
F. J.. CHENEY & CO., Props.. Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney
for the last 15 year, and believe him perfectly
honorable in a"ll business transactions and finan
cially able to carry oat any obligations made
hr their firm i
Wist & Turax. Wholesale Druggists Toledo,0.
Waldikg,Kinkax A Makvis., Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo. O.
I Hair Catarrh Cure ia'uken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and in u con 9 surfaces
of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druroists. Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat.
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furniture.
4,143 horses .... ... . . .
1,697 mules....... ......
31 jacks and jennettes.
42 goats .........
10,470 cattle. ....... . . . .
12,453 hogs. . ...........
4,420 Sheep...
Farming utensils
Tools of mechanics
Household and kitchen
Provisions.
Firearms i
Libraries .............. t . . i
Scientific instruments. I . .. i . . .
Money on hand. . . ... .. . J,
Solvent credits '. ...'L..L
Shares in incorporated companies..
Other personal property. , 1 i ....
Bank and B. & L. stock.. .',.....
R.R.prop Pullman Car Co. and W.U.Tel. Co.
Incomes . . . . .... . . . . ...t..U. ..... . . . . . . ... . .
Marriage licenses, 256 at $1 each . . .....
Schedule B. ........ . a . .1 . . . . . ....
Poll tax, 4,220 at 40 cents each: I
do.........
65.3S7. . . .do
L235.... do
43.... do. I L.
72,394.... do..
25 932... do.........
1 4,355. ... do..... r. .
t74.SS9....do...
I 9,036 .....do
153.022.... do.........
23,003.... do.........
2,6S1. .r.do.
8,797.... do
4,742... do...;
136,164.. ..do 7...
516,096.... do.
13,725. . . .do.
566,010.... do..
277,107. . . .do.
949,431.... do.
6,123 iot . ..
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- ; Total amount. . .
Less h commission to Sheriff.
Less 3 commission to Treasurer. 1
4,b04 62
331 9
154 75
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171 33
. 61 37
10 30
177 24
21 39
362 16
66 27
6 33"
20 S3
11 2J
322 ar
1,221 43
32 4?
1,339 55
655 82
30 61
256 00
2,832. 99
1,633 00
Total net income
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. . 605 66
22,1387
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COUNTY HOME ACCOUNT 1S97.
Alexander William work.. J...i..
Andrews Wm carpenter work tin home
Andrews fcam 1 con Henry Jones.
uamng-er j ' pork....;. 1
Benbow W E one shoat.....'. ..i J
Bowman James M pork
Buchanan Emma hay
Boston Edwards
Barker John goods
Boren WCiCA wheat...
Bass iLee laborer. ."
1 1
iii33 iuariC3 4
BassHinton ditching &c...
Busick J J con pauper
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uenueii j r lumuer j
Caldeleusrh EM i Bro goods
Cunningham Bros coal
Chrismtin J R & Bro goods.
Coble Julius pork....
Corl Charles smith work..J
Cotton Charles moving house. 1
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u-aiuwen mioses con puuper...
Causey D M do
uenny ix w gooas..
Donnell U A pork
9 10
21 00
1 (10
12 12
4 00
12 00
6 00
7 07
41 55
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Donnell J D do............ .
Dan Valley Sflllstipplies . .
Frvar R R tKrk .......J...iJ.......
Greensboro S & B Co lumber &c J. ......
Gardner Howard drugs and med
Holton C E do.
Holt. Mike...
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tienanx j oi cc uo goous......
HoltHenry----v' i.
Ham Wm con Emily Hiattu....
Henley N P pork...... ...........
Harris J H repairs on harness
Houston Jesse eon pauper.... .
Idol: W H 'pork
Ingle John shucks. ............. i .
Ingle Samuel do
Johnson & Dorset goods. .
Jones John w do....
Jordan B F pork. i.
Jessup L A harvesting...
Knight w w porK..i... ..,
Kirkpatrick B A brick....
Kirkman WT4 Co goods.
King J 1 & Co tobacco
Land ret h C E goods. .......
ianarein j n ...i.t .......
LomanO s corn....
LMcNary J pork ...........4.
McLean Annie services ....
Mitchell S S guano t.
Montgomery D A pork... v..... L;
Murray Alphonzo beef...........
McDowell J E - do
Maddra E L work on machine...
Mehdenhall S H & Co shoes.... j..
Matthews F A con pauper. .......
Mendenhall A ido.. ......
Odell Hdw Co goods...... .......
Osborn Daniel serving notice.
Pugh & Andrews goods.... .....
Poindexter John laborer
Paisley Jas R pork.... .....i...!..
Roan Allen do
Richardson & Farris drugs and rhed.
Rankin Eugene pork &c. ........ j .. . .
Rankin Henry con paupers....
Richardson Dr W J med serv..L,J. i
Russell Mary labor -.i....
Stanley Theodore pork . ...........
Stewart Curry.... ..J...I..J."...
Scott J W & Co goods................
Sample Brown Mer Co goods...;., j .....
Smith Jud bottoming chairs... .'w.....
Smith John B con pauper
Smith S W II shoes ....
Southern Ry Co freight.... ...'.'..J.....
Stratford w O lime........... .....
Thomas D E goods.... -......!......
Tatum & Taylor livery. 4. ..
V oss A 0 supt seinces
VossMK do. ....... ..i.J......
Workman & Chrismon goods. ..!.......
Wra v John. i .
Watiington Barney cutting wood..."
Ward Gaston w drugs ana mea;
Wharton J W lime. 7 .......i.
Walker W B.
Welch JC livery...,
waiceneia mow co trooas....... .h.---
YatiRS Wm work, i ...... i .
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Total..
74 29
18 46
36 4B
1 50
12 00
1 85
3 75
14 41
15 24
5 65
20 00
90
2 00
18 31
11 28
26 76
24 56
fi
17 64
18 58
15 00
18 90
3 50
3 50
10 00
1 50
14 52
6 25
' 50
12 48
9 00
10 00
32 75
175 39
11 64
2 00
13 08
9 00
12 58
16 58
62 07
1 60
19 69
12 36
9 00
25 10
12 84
50
i 00
' 32 0
1 50
1 50
1 75
15 00
79 23
14 28
11 1
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
I 88
1 00
187 50
34 00
8 76
1 45
12 50
19 75
3 45
2 50
12 45
59 a;
2 75
Knight N M hay
Lewis J A- C smith work
Leonard ;m cimk...;...;
Lindley 2? to re Co supplies...... .
Moore D W, do
Mendenhall S H & Co shoes.....
Millis J H
Odell Hdw Co whbs and gxxl...
Ottenburgh J A smith work
Parks John
Pickard T M & Co sups
Peirce FIA civeng....;.
Ragan V H 3c Co tent
Richardson Dr W J med at......
Richardjn & Farris druVs
Scott J W & Co sups
Standard Oil Co oil ..J...
Smith S V H goods
Smith J G lumber .....i ..,
Stanley R H guard and foreman.
Simms John K con prisoners.....
CWll L.
Smith Lee S & Co sups
Shaw James guard
Spoke and Bending W
Tucker C L .....
Vanstory C M & Co-. .
Wheeler O C
Walker & Cude suns...
t W .1 . . .. 1
MU u UIUgSHIIU IUPII,,,..
WakeHcJd Hdw Co goods'.
Wyrick J A guard and foreman...
V-attJE do do.....
WplkerWjC do
Wyatt HA..
Youst Chas.
Iddings Frank.......;....
.. f22 7
. . 47 hf
.. 12 40
... 4W M
.. 2-V tfi
. . 70 (11
5(W
-2 228 H
. . 2 50
... 48 UJ
.. 51 1J
.. .100
.. 115 55
.v- 7 W
. . 2 00
.. 712 HI
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w. 20 20
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Thei following property was bought during
the year and is, now in use. viz.: Four mules. 2
wagons and 2 sets double harness, S46CT25.
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. j T- ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Armfield X S........
Amick A G repairing
iieeson (J r . do
Bowman W E do
Burton J C building and material.
Busick T repairs...
Cain; Fear MfgCo Iumlier....
Daniel Hdw Co nails
Eagle Furnituret'o.;...
Edgerton J H repairs..
Edgerton W J Iumler
Farlow Spencer lumler.... '
Gordon R P repairs
Greensboro S & 11 Co.... I
Gilmer J II rebuilding...
Guilford Lumtter Co lutnlcr..'
Hardin C 11
High Point HdwCo.... L-
High Point Enterprise print'g notices
tiougm 1..........
Jackson A R repairs
JohnsHn J II
Little John
j 1 m
5 50
4 U)
5 (JO
71
15-75
10 (T
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39 96
i 6 Oil
i 1 08
11 76
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1 u
8 T
3 14
5 DO
M M
10 75
i 50
4 00
:r 58
1 VI
Love William.. 314 70
.$1,841 33
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ROAD CONVICT ACCOUNT.
Armfield Ridge & ickory goods
Austin Mfg Co plow material.. i..
leeson C S sups. ... .
Iroiwn James. ,
lertrman H Lsupt.......
lenrman Lou guard and foreman
Iriggs Chas guard.....
Bandy Prof J M civ eng f
lenbow w j nay. -
laUlrurerM H.,.. .f..l
Baliinger J F hay... ........
lunch J Ccorn.-i. ;
'aiisej' Add ion guard .....i...
Cas? Jackson ! !
Corshie John guard -
CookJohn W haj- Ate.
Daniel Hdw Co.
Dicks Dr D C med at :
Donohue J T con prishers
Eagle Laundry-Co .
Ildgerton G L- :
Fox Dr M F rael at
Fris FJc H striies-,
Ganlner Howard dtugs and med
Garrett G A sups. . . .
Gordon Dr J R med at
Horney Fletcher guard
Horner Joe j do.
Hardin Jt C sups -
Harris J II
High Point Hdw Co..-
Hohon ' E drugs -.
Hiatt Elward guard
Uiatt Jc Lamb sups-- .
Hill Thos B
Julian Milling Co sups--.
Keith F M
KingJ L&Co tobacwo..-.
Kennett J C
Keeling J L meat and sups
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53 55
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11 15
5 97
443 75
117 16
120 40
70 (10
30 UJ
8 75
36 (li
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24 45
26 ( Jf
H 20
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93 20
11 K
45 44
5 U
50 40
ai 17
6 UO
10 H)
4 15
101 77
68 10
4V4 76
Lee J H-.
Motfitt H L
McLean A L...
Moore J R repairs.
Pomona Terra Cotta Co piie for road
Ponton Wm . .
Pitts & Bain lumler 7:....
Rankin A C repairs on bridge.
Kagsdaie Jfc Smith
Schoollleld J R
Snow Lumler Co lumlx-r...
Stafford D I
Spence T O.
Wharton J M & Co
Walker P G W
Wakefield Hdw Co
Wheeler O C
Wagoner I) ...
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A 00
4 07
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2W 7
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71
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24 17
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7 Z
86 56
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4 2&
Total. .....i.... ............
I (tEKXKAL EXPENSES.
Bj ers M janitor -
CFi Y V Ry freight.-.-
Cox-Ferre D G Co good .- .....
Daily Record printing... ..
Disinfectant Co
Edwards & Broughton printing.
Greensloro Patriot printing-
Greensloro Water Supply Co watr .
Greenslioro IkKk Ston stationery Jkc
Greensboro Gas & K LCoga..'.
GreenslK)rr Ice Coal Co ice.
High Point Enterprise printing
Hcxigin I'egram dc Co .......
Manner W S ,
Hastings.! . work on sewer
Kirkman A G work lor county
King R K attorney ......
Kirkman . fi copying tC. tax liit. '
Porter J A wrk on court hou v.'
Pickard T M Jt Co bucket
Hagan Ed L elk sup'r ct- .T: -
Recce Jt Elaiu
Siutherii Ity Co freight on coa!
Scott J W A: Co good .........
Stone J J printing '
Smith F F chair tor Judge
Thouias C F printing
Telejfrarn Pub Co printitur notice'
Teague W J tat caUMiJator
Wilson John N attornej-
Wharton Iln goods
WakeJSc -Id Hd w 0 . . . ;
Walker'Evan Jc Cogswell record-
Wharton Jc McA lister inon ct hoiw..
Whit ice I'phrara work onct Imu-
Young X eiden rccorl Ac lor elk 1 1
Zimmerman J R21-S tonttal
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Total- . .........
JAIL ACCOCNT ).'7.
rnif5eld lUdire A: Vickorv hlankets.
Bennett J T con prisoner i-
Revi 11 W y guani... r
Chri-nion J Ri Bro gi-1.
Crouch R H con prisoner
Cunningham Hhm cal -.... .
Coble J M con prisoner )
Dawson James guard
Gardner Howard drug
Grceson L F con priner
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