on
$1.50 -A YEAR CASH IN ADVANCE.
LET ALL THE ENDS THOU AIM ST AT, BE THY COUNTRY S, THY GOD S, AND TRUTH S.
t
THE BEST-ADVERTISING MEDIUM
VOLUME XXIII.
WILSON, WILSON COUNTY-, N. C, DECEMBER, 21 1893.
NUMBER s 1
Trio
Ad
varicc.
s. . .
I
- - -
ply
Thfi Casb -Racket Stores
Fsnrciallv" about Christmas
times, uui Liiicc
stores are
and every
crowded with ' any
'tiling sui
r smtauie.
lor
l iiibisiias Holidays,
ana at prices
which -will aston-
h vnn tnev are so low.
. .1
Act
that is
YOU,
in:
upOH
the
sucrestion
-Mimes- are hard we nave
fixed the prices so : as to ena
ble all rich and poor, to buy
-1 . 1 T
something
for their friends and
little ones as
i Christmas Preaent.
We haven t time to
go into
; particulars and, mention the
various articles, we only say
Come and look through.
la Cash Racket Stores,
J. M. LEATI-I,
; Manager.
Nash and Goldsboro Streets,
WILSON. N. C.
A Trawling Savant.
r anker Criobs I ve cot ver now.
Take ycr hand off dat turkey !
Gentlemanly Tramp Vrou wrong
. me, sir, in speaking so harshly. I'm
a'-walking delegate for the American
science association. I was simply
feeling of the bird's pulse to ascertain
ii the approaching Christmas cere
monies had any effect on his nervous
organization. Judge. . .
.. A l ru,t" liii h is Popular.
i here is a great deal of ir.digna
- tion ielf galn'5t? trusts. . The Sugar
Trust, the Standard Oil" Trust, the
Atlhh Tin Plate. Trust,-the English
'lit 1 rust, and other combinations of
tnj kind, are vigorously '.'denounced,
and it is a subiect ' of
controversy
U-her -there, are more trusts in Eng-
wnd'th -.n- A-nerica, and whether pro-fect:or-i
or free trade fosters them.
but-tnere is one form of trust against
w 'no"--one has anything to say
i iiat is; the' trust the "public reposes
:1: 1 1 "' (! s Sarsapanlla. .
i-a(i;ts
omig's.
hats, latest styles, at
slu-ets" and mattresses at
uuny
s.
.('ii-'iu Man.
' r.I"Vic what are vou L'-ointr to
J,lV'-' Jour wile lor a Christmas
pres-
en
(
.uiclers m thought I would rive
her
the
1 ,
i iiMShion to go home and spend
I'.oLdays with her mother.
! iv 'I ry 'i lits.
Far b3ing
Visit First
It will cost you nothing and will
Mirtly do you good, if you have a
Cold, or any "trouble with
Throat, Chest, or Lungs, Dr1. King's
!-iseovery ' far Consumption,
ugh's and, Colds is guaranteed to
Rive relief 'or money will be paid
back: ;Suffe.rers from La Grippe
ouna it just, the thing and under its
use had a perfect and speedy (recov-tr)7-
Jry a sample bottle at our ex
pense ;nd learn, tor yourself jiist how
Ri a thing it is. Trial bottles free
ataH rug-s-toVtSv Large size soc.
$1.00. ' . ; ...
llnw Ha 'iaiiitd Jler.
1 'nee What made Jenks take
ife t i Kf f. ti, , 1 ,:lu : ;
Whea
. iiiaL ill'! iif r 111 11 111
ton She had finished
t
Ch
seein'td io tame to her.-
Ocean. . "..
Inter
'0 pill
cr. nauseatinsr notion, but
I'H-.Aiit tuc and laxative is Simmons
-Her Regulator
The Old Friend
And the best friend, that never
fails you, is Simmons Liver Regu
lator, (the Red . Z) that's -what
you hear at the mention of this
excellent Liver medicine, and
people should not be persuaded
that anything else will do."
It is the King of Liver Medi
cines; is better than ; pills, and
takes the place of Quinine and
Calomel. It acts directly on the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels and
gives new life to the ' whole sys
tem. This is the medicine you
want. Sold by all Druggists in
Liquid, or in Powder to be taken
dry or made into a tea. v
13-EVERT PACKAGE"
Has the Z Stamp In red on -wrapper.
. J. II. ZEIldX & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
ANNUAL STATEMENT .
OF THE
DISBURSEMENTS OF WILSOH COUSTY,
HORTH CAROLINA.
FROM
Iecemter 5th, '92, io' November SOth, 83.
Georgiana Barefoot, monthly
allowance . . . .'. , ........ $ .
Polly Ellis, monthly allowance
John Perry,. monthly allowance
Wilson Hawley, monthly al-
: low'ance
Miley Hadley, monthly allow
ance .... ,
Nancy Fllis, monthly allowance
Polly Walker, monthly allow-
1 50
2 20
2 00
5 00
1 10
1 50
1 50
1 50
Annie Wlls, monthly allowance.-
Eason Thomas, poll tax re
funded Dr. Albert Anderson, services
at Home
W. E. Pender, over ch. person
property...............
Nancy Johnson, monthly allow
ance. J. B. Bartlett, work on Ed
mundson bridge .........
F. E. Williamson, lumber.....
Margaret Bunn, monthly allow
ance. . . . '. . ... .1 ... . . .. . ... , -
O. H. Joyner, digging graves
Anierson children .....
George Bell, work on bridge. .
J. F. Eatman, registering voters
J. M. Burnett, ballot boxes. . . .
Owens & Howard, svpplies
poor. . . :
O. W. Spivey, bridge across
Mill Spring.
1 to
25 CO
656
I 50
10 75
4 97
1 00
2 00
1 50
14 26
3 50
6 20
44 13
Teresa Walston, monthly a1-
lowance ,.' 3 00
J. W. W. Mathews, poll tax re
funded .......... .
Annie Forest, monthly allow
ance .... .........
John Walston, monthly allow
ance. ...... ..'.':'.
W. F. Mercer, Toisnot bridge.
Isaac Evans, fees Green
Watson Case.".
1 80
1 00
1 10
25 00
1 43
3 57
2 24
2 00
2 5
Joshua Bunn, Jarman Eatman
Joshua Bunn, Arthur Young
Wilson Advance, printing.....
J. L. M.ayo, expense prisoner..
C. A. Young & Bro., supplies
jail ..... .
C. B. Ruffin, supplies Home...
22 55
12 42
23 95 j
108 01 j
TI T 1 I
J. & D. Oetiuger, supplies home
J . C. Hadley, supplies home. . .
j. W. RileyV'supplies home. . . .
U iLsoiTrt-dvance, printing. ....
Silas Lucas, jr., lumber...
S. M. Warren, Jr., canvassing
election,' &c. ....... .
A. J. Deans, sundry fees......
Cofield Barnes, registering
names voters.'-.."..' ......... .t.
J. 'W. Crowell, board prisoners
A. B. Deans, bill costs.,..
Simon Barnes reg. names
voters
J. C. Pearson, services home. .
Winstead Bros., lumber.
Eliza Jiarnes, cooking at the
home
A. J: Hines, medicine, paper&c
Ann Williamson,, scouring
1 50 j
256;
9 5o
12 58
5 35
10 64
19 62
6
37
14
2 00
3 25
1 50
grand jury room. . . . . .
Godwin & Williams, coat
for
chmn.
C.N. Nurney, coajl for home
and jail. . . . . ... . . . .,
W. S. Anderson, drugs, &c
S. C. Wells, snpplies poor
E. M. Nadal, stationery, drugs,
'&c
3 00
20 50
8 20
7 45
10 15
1 20
800
Edwards & Broughton, sta
tionery C. S. C. office
Perry Taylor, crier of court.
Wooten & Stevens burial Mrs.
Gardner.. . .'
Stephen Hunt, attention to jail
Rebecca Davis, monthly allow
ance. .......... . . . ....... ...
Lou Parrish, monthly allow
ance ...'-
W. F. Mercer, work on Toisnot
bridge . .
J. D Wells, auditing Treas
urer's books
S. M. Warren, Jr., auditing
Treasurer's books
Branch. & Co., bankers, dis
count on note.
g
10
2 00
- I
3 00
25
2 00
2 00
280
Total $96862
January 2D, 1893. '
Teresa Walston, monthly al
lowance
John Perry, monthly allowance
Wilson Howley, monthly allow
ance ........ ... ....... ...
Annie Wells, monthly allow
ance .. .......... - r
Miley Hadley, monthly allow
ance. ........... A
Nancy Johnson,. monthly allow
ance. . .
Dr. Albert Anderson, monthly
allowance
Barnes Daniel, coffin Isham
Sutton ............. '.
Winstead Bros., lumber Tois-
hot. bridge.. -.
Georgiana Barefoot, monthly
allowance ,.
Nancy Ellis, monthly allowance
A. Farmer, lumber Gold
Swamp.
Polly Walker, monthly allow
ance. .... . . . . . . . -
Moore & Howard, lumber. ....
W. H. Spiers, attentionttftan-
tonsburg bridge
Isaac Williamson, repairing
bridge. ...
W. K. Hawley, poll tax re
funded . . . .'
O. W. Spivey, repairing seven
bridges
his
her
'
a
-2 20
4 oo
2 20
37 50
10 75
1 20
7 73
6 25
5000
75
98 91
Rhoda Jones.
C. Pearson, services at home
. G. Wiges, lumber for the
home. . -
Daniel Vick, refunded tax on
real estate. .- :
Ellis Bros., supplies home. . . . .
W. Riley, supplies home. . . .
b . Mercer, work on 1 oisnot
bridge....
Rebecca Davis, monthly allow
ance. . . . . ,
Edwards & Broughton, mar
riage license .
J. C. Hadley, supplies home...
Wilson Mirror, printing state
ment '. .' .'.
C. Barnes, lumber-.-' Hominy
bridge. .
J". V. Crowell, board'prisoners
A. J. Hints, stationery, &c. . . .
Weaver & Claik, hardware &c.
W. S. Anderson, drug bill
Stephen Hunt, attention to jail
John 1). Wells, supplies poor. .
Geo. D. Green, hardware, &c. .
Chas. Wilkerson, poll- tax re-
funded. . . . . . ....
Sheriff's account. ..............
6348
11 12
20 70
4 00
2 40
2 95
10 00
31 25
44 08
1 80
52 5
Total.............. $62858
FEBRUARY, IS93.
Teresa Walston, monthly al
lowance
Georgiana Barefoot, monthly
allowance
Polly Ellis, monthly allowance
John Perry, monthly allowance
Annie Wells, monthly allow
ance MileyHa'dley, monthly allow
ance -
Nancy Ellis, monthly allowance
Nancy Johnson, monthly allow
ance Polly Walker, monthly allow
ance...... Thomas Wheeler, poll tax re
funded .t ....
3 00
1 50
2 20
2 00
1 10
1 50
1 50
I 50
i 80
Dr. Albert Anderson, services f
home 20 00
J.J. Batts, burial children 15 00
William Woodard, Jr., poll tax
. refunded...... .. 1 80
James Bridgers, coffin....... 2 50
Isaac Lamm, tax refunded on
real estate......... 2 40
F. W. Barnes, tax refunded on
real estate........... 3291
J no. B. High, tax refunded on
real estate:..... . 1 80
J. C. Pearson, services home.. 3750
Lewis Williams, work at home 1 75
Edwards & Broughton, State
and civil dockets 7 20
Edwards &' Broughton, civil
issue docket. 7 50
Andrew Bardin, poll tax re
funded 1 80
Cincinnati Paper Co.... 5 00
Owens & Howard, supplies
furnished to poor 3 30
Owens & Howard, supplies
furnished to poor.... 880
W.. L. Cantwell, purchase
blanks.................. 2 50
Landmark, blanks C. S. C 2 00
Edwards & Broughton; record
of deeds............... 7
J. W. Crowell, board of pris-
40
oners ....... :
Stephen Hunt, attention jail...
Godwin & Williams, supplies
T.r-i A .J A.. 1
47 10
10 00
83
vv uson nuvance, cuuii calen
dars 2 OO
vvooten Cv btevens, coffin poor 2 50
Eilis Bros., supplies poor 6 20
Ellis Bros., supplies poor...... 4 05
Levi Owens, supplies Rhoda
Jones .... 2 50
W. F. Mercer, lumber and
w'ork on Hominy bridge... 21 85
W. F. Mercer ,work and. at
tention to Toisnot bridge... 112 -6
T. C. Hadley, supplies home.. 80 96
John D. Wells, cash to poor in
snow..... 32 10
S. C. Wells, supplies to poor.. 5 48
C. B. Ruffin, supplies to poor 8 60
Dr. W. S. Anderson, drug bill 10 50
W. W. Farmer, services oh
Board....... ......... 13 so
i Shade Felton, services on
10 1 Board.......... ...... 1500
5 ' Jonathan Tomlinson, services
20 j on Board....... 13 50
rerry Kentrow, services on
" - t o
John D. Wells, services on
board .... ... .....
E. R. Gay, merchandise
-KT TVT
4
... 20 00
250
29 25
R. L. Wyatt, tin bill. 3 40
Total
.....$639 89
MARCH, 1893.
Teresa Walston, monthly al
lowance 00
Polly Ellis, monthly allowance 2 20
00 Georgiana Barefoot, monthly
I allowance 1 50
Polly Ellis, monthly allowance
T. R. Eagles and S. H. Tyson,
letting and receiving bridges
Owens & Howard, supplies
Wilson Hawley, monthly al
lowance ...... 5 00
Annie Wells, monthly allow
ance .....!................. 1 50
Dr. Albert Anderson, "services
at home 25 00
Nancy Johnson, monthly al
lowance ... 1
00
B. M. Owens k Co., supplies
poor.: ..... 880
James Bridgers, repairing
i bridge ......... ............ 3 00
3 00 Jlin Perry, monthly allowance 2 00
2 00 A. K. Farmer, Stantonsburg
I bridge....... ...20200
5 00
I 50
Ephfiam Davis, monthly al
lowance ....... ........... 1 10
Bill-Hines, ditching at home.. 2 25
1 10 J.! C. Pearson, services at home 37
Polly Walker, monthly allow
1 50
t
ance
1 50
3 00
1 10
2 00
2000 unson ri'gn,
n 11- .- 1 T : t.
bridge work...
Louisa Pittmdn,
tax refunded
2 50 '
j
1649
i
1 50
1 50
t
67 37
1 50
19 92
10 00
2 00 .
1 80
on real estate
Miley Hadley, monthly allow
ance Annie Forrest, monthly allow
ance ..........
Perry Taylor, crier of court...
24
C. N. Nurney, coal....:...-......: 14 50
Allison High, officer grand
jury ..... 10 00
Stephen Hunt, attention to jail 10 00
J. W. Lancaster, application
to asylum........ ........... 200
Ellis Bros., supplies to poor...
A. B. Deans, State failures
3 25 Jind insolvents.
.. 228
A. B. Deans, sundry fees...... 9 95 j
J. C. Hadley, supplies home.. 102 27
J. A. Harrell, printing 12 45
E. R. Gay, supplies for poor.. 2 50
Calvin Jones, repair on bridge 1 50
J. A. & J. R. Brown, coffin... 2 50
J. W. Crowell, board prisoners- 73 80
J. W. Crowell. trip to Wash
ington, N. C 15 3
John L. Bailey, supplies poor 4 00
Ann Williamson, cleaning ,
grand jury room
Willie Winstead,. y fees J. P
50
78
83
35
Whitley case
Theo. Summerlin, y2 feee J. P.
Whitley case -
W. E. Winstead, fees J. P.
Whitley case 1
Nathan Powell,' V2 fees Isaiah
Farmer case.. :
Henrietta Locus, fees Jim
Mitchel case.
Will Drake, fees Jim
Mitchel case .
William Browning, fees
Blany Scott case....
William Browning, Yz fees
Blany Scott case
Nelson Thompson, fees
Blany Scott case... ,
May Moore, fees Blany
1 Q5
mZi
1 75'
80
1 30
80
1 78
80
1 30
78
i.55
.1 28
1 50
2 43
80
1 30
Scott case
D. W. Holland, fees Blany
Scott case ....
C. C. Lucas, fees Blany
Scott case
C. C. Lucas, y2 fees Blany
Scott case. .
R. D. Moore,
'2 iCCS Uldiiy
r. m....
Scott case.
R. D. Moore, y fees
Scott case..
Blany
Flnnpon "Rnnn I.
2 ices uiiny
r T5i
Scott case
J. W. Lamm,
fees Blanv
Scott case...
Ephriam Bass", 2 fees Blany
Scott case....:
Nelson Thomas, y fees Blany
Scott case
Nathan Boyette, y fees Jacob
Ferrell case..... 1
J.'W. Watson, y fees Jacob
Ferrell case
Iiwrence Mitchell, y fees
Blany Barnes case: 1
Junius Adams, lees Blany
Barnes case
W. H. Bass, y fees Blany
1 50
88
75
75
Barnes case
Lawrence Mitchell, y fees
1 75
77
1 75
70
2 35
Blany Barnes case
Junius Adams, y fees Blany
Barnes case
V. B. Skinner. 14 fees Walter
Burnett case
J. H. Thomas, y fees Walter
Burnett case. -
Willie Mordica, y fees Chas.
Yell ock case.. 1
23
Marshall Battle, y fees Chas.
Yellockcase........ 1 23
Pearce Barnes, y fees Chas.
Yellock case 1 23
Joe Simms, y fees Crutchfield
& Simms case...... 1 55
Wash Sugg, y fees Crutch -
field & Sinimscase 1 05
Edward Pool, y fees Crutch -
field & Simms case 2 10
Chas. Barbour, y fees Crutch-
field & Simms case
55
Shade Jones, y2 fees Kay
Jones case. rT...
L. G. W. Barefoot, y2 fees
Ray Jones case
Chas. Jones, one-half fees Ray
Jones case.
Burnett Jones, one-half fees
Ray Jones case,
Jacob Lamm, one-halffees Ray
Jones case
T. Lamm, pne-half fees Ray
Jones case......... ...
J. L. Lamm, one-ha!f fees Ray
Jones case
Levin Watson, one-half lees
Pittman Dempsey case ,
J. J. Little, one-half fees Pitt-
man-Dempsey case
Tohn Henry Dempsey, one
halt fees PittmanDempsey
3 35
4 03
35
4 o
2 8
1 18
1 8
1 62
1 65
cise
W. H. Ferrell, one half fees
Jerome Hayes case
1 60
2 35
J. W. Watson, one-half, fees
Jerome Hayes case..l 2
W. E. Boyette, one half fees
Jerome Hayes case 2 35
Warren Darden, one-half fees "
Lewis Mispew case 1
Wash Little, one-half fees
Lewis Mispew case 1
Joe Simms, one-half tees Jonas
Williams, case
T. L. Hinnant, one half fees
Green Watson case ..... 1
T. R. Kirby, one-half fees
Green Watson case.....
H. R. Hinnant, one-half fees
James Hinnant case....
Levin Watson, one-half fees
James Hinnant case
J. H. Harper, one-half fees
Jesse Hinnant case
W. L. Scott, one half fees
Chas. Simms case
Warren Woodard, one-half
fees Chas. Simms case
E. C. Exam, one-half lees
Chas. Simms case...
Gray White, one-half fees
Chas. Simms case
1
50 !
1 05
Schelly Parris, monthly allow
ance Nancy Ellis, monthly allow
ance P. L. Lamm, tax refunded on
50
3 00
pr & real estate 1
Lewis Pitt, one-half fees Chas.
Simms case , '.. 105
B. B. Cox, one-half fees W.F.
Mercer case 2 55
J. W. Crowell, for holding
court..... 25 00
Jno. D. Wells, auditing Treas
00
urer s book 2
S. M. Warren, Jr.. auditing
Treasurer's book 2
Total
$qs;2
3 25 ! ' APRIL, IS93.
i Teresa Walston, monthly
al-
05 lowance
Highest of all in Leavening Power. -Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
A&sowimm pure
Polly Ellis, monthly allowance
Georgiana Barefoot, monthly
allowance.......
Wilson Hawley. monthly al
2 20
1.50
lowance....- 5
Miley Hadley, monthly allow-
00
.V ance ..." .l .
1 10
1 50
3 00
Nancy Johnson, monthly al-
lowance
Sihellie Parrish, monthly al
lowance Ephriam Davis, monthly al
lowance
1 10
1 50
30
2 72
9 40.
2 00
Annie Wells,
monthly allow-
ance ..:
A. Rackley, tax refunded.
J-
Winstead Bros., lumber
H. W. Boykin, lumber
George Ray, monthly '. allow
ance :
W. S. Anderson," drug bill 8 95
Albert Anderson, services at
home 25 00
Jno. Perry, monthly allowance, 2 00
John b. Bndgen?, supplies lor
Barrons 6 40
N. B. Winstead, over - charge
on tax
Poily Walker, monthly allow
ance A. T. Barnes, services in road
case
J. F. Eatman, letting and re
ceiving bridge
Ruffin Renfrow, serving road
orders . .........
Lafayette Owens, supplies lor
Geo. Daniel ......... . -. ...... . ..
5 40
1 50
2 00
2 00
6 60
Lafayette Owens, supplies Jos.
Webb........................... 440
Ellis Bros., supplies Abe Webb
and wife. ... 328
J. C. Hadley, supplies home.. 143 02
. D. Wells, cash furnished
poor .......
1 00
40 50
2 55
1 70
37 50
10 00
6 75
21 75
6 00
J. W. Crowell, board prisoners
A. J. Hines, drug bill
Edwards & Broughton, sta
tionery C. S. C............:..
C. Pearson, services home..
I.
Stephen Hunt, attention to jail
. ec D. Oetinger, blankets jail
C. N. Nurney. coal for tail
H. Applewhite, letting and
receiving bridges..:
W. J. Batts, letting and receiv
ing bridges 600
Total.. .....$364 92
MAY, I.893.
Teresa Walston, monthly al-
lowan;e 3
Polly Ellis, monthly allowance 2
Georgiana Barefoot, monthly
allowance ". ,. 1
00
20'
50
John Perry, monthly allowance
Wilson Hawley, monthly al
1 5
lowance ... ... 5
Annie Wells, monthly .allow
00
ance...... :........
Miley Hadley, monthly allow
ance Nancy Johnson, monthly al
lowance...... ..
Schellie Parrish, monthly al
1 50
1 10
1 50
lowance
3 00
'oily Walker, monthly allow
ance
1 50
G
jeorge Ray, monthly allow
ance.'.
2 00
Wooten" & Stevens, coffin for
Geo. j Boyette
Albert Anderson, services at
home
20 00
C. Pierson, services at home 37 50
J. Flowers, white washing... 10 00
Owens &Co., rations furnished
3 00
6 40
2 50
3 25
F. Bridgers, "
Owens & Co., " "
Ellis Bros.,
Thos. Wiggins' estate, tax re-
funaed on real
2 70
35
W. W. farmer, services on
board 8 10
Shade Felton,services on board q 00
Jonathan Tomlinson, services
13
on Doara
13
I
1
16
26
3
97
I
C. V. Petteway', tax refunded
20
poll 180..........................
T. Lamm, tax refunded poll
tax p 80, p-15
J-
55
J..D. Wells, services on board
38
Riley & lorahnsoa, supplies
home
80
S. P. Clark, locks, brushes. &c
J. C. Hadley, supplies home...
Edwards & Broughton, tax list
notices
90
90
J. W. Crowell, board prisoners 36 90
Advance, stationery Reg. office 375
Silas Lucas, Jr., brick lor home
Stephen Hunt, attention to jail
B. M. Owens & Co., supplies
poor ............. ...........
B. M. Owens & Co., supplies
poor .... .......
D. A. Yelverton & Co., sup
plies poor
M. Rountree & Co., supplies
jail ..
A. O. Lamm, allowed on road
case...:
1
IO
8
8
93
6
10
1
8
68
1 50 ! William Woodard, Jr, supplies
bailie vveoo ...... ..
95
S. M. Warren, services as
clerk from Dec. 1st, '91, to
Dec. 1, '92 25000
W." S. Anderson, drug bill 2 70
G. D. Green & Co., hardware
bill... 16 75
William Jones, monthly allow
ance.. 1 25
00
00
Total $657
. JUNE, 1893.
2A Polly Ellis, monthly allowance 2
i Georgiana Barefoot, monthly
1 allowance .....
! John Perry
.Wilson Hawley, monthly al-
3 00
n o
lowance...... c
00
jas. ivicr an, assistance to bury
Philips.'.. ....: 75
George Ray, monthly allow
ance for .son 200
Annie Wells, monthly allow- '
ance........'... 1 50
Glaud Aycock, repairs on
bridge'..... :..:.-... ;:.::..:::.-, 75
Albert Anderson, service home 25 00
J. C. Pearson, services home.. 37 50
Owens & Co., supplies G. W.
' Daniel.........
Owens & Co., supplies James
Webb
1 95
t 10
Riley ik Tomlinson, supplies
home
Eilis Bros., supplies poor......
3 35
3 3
J. D. Wells, supplies poor 38 85
J. A. Harrell, printing tax
notices .. :. 1 00
Edwards & Broughton, tax
book 1 75
Stephen Hunt, attentiontojail 10 00
Edwards & Broughton, lien '
book and ex....................
Teresa Walston, monthly al
lowance...... .........
Wilson Mirror, notices to jus
tices peace
Wilson Advance, notices to
rustices peace...".........
J. W. Lancaster, applicative
lunatics
A. J. Hines, drugs, etc
.10 40
3 00
2 00
2 00
4 00
; 00
J. W. Crowell, board prisoners 95 40
J. C. Hadley, supplies home.. 170 56
C. B. R.uffin, supplies home... 5 00
S. C. Wells, supplies home... 2 85
Perry Renfrow, services on
board 6 25
W. S. Anderson,. drug bill.'.... 6 25
Wilson Light Infantry.. 200 00
Polly Walker, monthly allow
ance. . .
Calvin Jones, repairs on Mill
1 50
Creek
Jno. D. Wells, auditing Treas
urer's account..
1 50
2 00
S. M. Warren, Jr., auditing
Treasurer's account - 2 00
Schellie Parrish, monthly al
lowance
3 00
H. W. Privett,
votes
. canvassing
2 OO
Total... .....$664 29
JULY, 1893.
Schellie Parrish, monthly al
lowance 3 00
Jno. Perry, monthly allowance
Wilson Hawley, monthly al
lowance !
Annie Wells, monthly allow
ance Miley Hadley, monthly allow
ance Polly Walker, monthly allow
ance Geo. Ray, monthly allowance
Ephriam Davis, monthly al
lowance Polly Ellis, monthly allowance
Irvin Boykin, work on court
house well. ;
2 00
5 00
1 50
I
. 1 10
1 50
2 00
.1 10
2 20
2 28
Dr. Albert Anderson, services
at home :
Continued next week.
20 00
Too Common.
Mr. Swelset Let
mas is almost here.
25th, doesn't it.
me see, Christ
It comes on the
o
Mrs. Swelset I believe that is the
date observed by people generally
but it has become so common, don't
you know, that this year and hereaf
ter I shall observe it a week earlier,
Detroit Free Press
The Advertising:
Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is' always
within the bounds of reason because
it is true ; it always appeals to the
sober, common sense of thinking peo
ple because it is true ; and it is al
ways fully substantiated by endor.se
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ments which, in the financial world
would be accepted without a mo
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ment's hesitation.
His Annual Cusioni.
Powder
Spatts Young Glim has broken
with Miss Thinly. ,
Bloobumper His-love has grown
cold, has it ?
Spatts It isn't that. He thinks
he can't stand the expense of a
Christmas gift Detroit Free Press.
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The ICx plosion of a Bumb
startles all within hearing. So
pains which arise from derangements
of the j liver, stomach and bowels,
quickly alarm those who experience
them. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
afforn aj speedy and inexpensive cure.
Sick headache, bilious headache, con
stipation,' indigestion, bilious attacks
yield like magic to this wonderful
specific. Only one tiny, sugar-coated
Pellet lor a laxative dose. ' Purely
vegetable and perfectly . harmless
The action is prompt and pleasant.
Absolutely the best Liver Pill made.
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Your money given back -if they
not trive entire satistaction.
only pill possessed of such merit as
to warrant their being sold on trial 1
Itucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and ail Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perlect satisfaction, or money refunded.
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
J. Hines, Druggist.
Cb ristmas
Next Week.
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Grgiri cl Di vSpleiy
-oir-
"O
Christmas
At. Young Brothers.
Our counters are loaded with useful as well as
ornamental presents.
MAGNIFICENT LINE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
A Perfect Line of ; Umbrellas.
A Christmas Tree of Beautiful Presents and
you can buy a Dozen and not
spend much money.
:o:
COME
Before they are picked
Gave Santa Claua Pointers.
"Now Tom," said Tom's fatHer,
you must go to the fireplace and call
up to Santa Claus, and tell him what
you want him to bring you for Christ-
mas.
Tom thought deeply for a few
minutes and then strode bravely over
to the fireplace and, sitting down be
fore the fender, began : 1
"Well, Mr. Claus, I want a three-
wheeled bicycle, because I always
fall off" the other kind and break 111 y
neck. I want lets of marbles and
tops, and railway . enginesj and
steamboats. Got that ?"
There came no answer.
"Go ahead," said the father. "He
heard you."
"And I want a pony and a dog,
and a wagon, and lots of books and
tin soldiers. In fact,1 - Mr. Santa
Claus, you might bring me a little of
everything." Harper's Bazar.
Conscience, or What ?
"Conscience doth make cowards
of us all," says the pfoet. But it is
just so with the nerves. When a
man's nerves are unstrung, through
indigestion and torpid liver and im
pure blood, what wonder that he
feels depressed and nervous ! He
starts at every little unexpected
sound; is afraid of his 'shadow and
feels like a fool. Let such a man go
to the drug store and get a bottle of
Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discov
ery, the great blood-purifier and liver
invigorator guaranteed to benefit or
cure, or money will be promptly re
funded. 5 It cures Isdigestion or
Dyspepsia, and from its wonderful
blood-purifying properties, conquers
all skin and scalp diseases, salt
rheum, tetter, eczema and kindred
aflmenls. AH blood 'poisons, no mat
ter of what name or nature, yield to
its remedial influences.
See Young's line of Knaby hats
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Go to
the
Young's. '
If vou want a -baby carnage see
Young Bros.
Didn't Meed Any.
Young Bro
"I don't see any mistletoe" in your
Christmas decorations. Miss Mar-
jorie," said young Bli'fkins. .
"No: we went every where
and
couldn't find any.but," she' added
brightly, "1 told mamma that ,
you
wouldn't need any."
He didn't
do
Ihe
Feeble and capricious appetites
best regulated by the use of Ayer's
Cathartic Pills. They do not debili:
tate, by excessive stimulation ; but
cause the stomach, liver and bowels
to perform their functions properly.
As an after-dinner pill, they are un-
equaled.
;
So simple yet always efficacious in
A.
all billious disorders is Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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Presents
EARLY
over.
Space Knough.
Turner Van Newleaf That, diary
you sold me is not complete. I
asked for a diary for the year, and
this has space enough for the month
of January only.
Salesman Yes, sir ; I thought you
said it was for your wife. -Puck:
Specimen Cases.
S. H. Clifford, New Castle, Wis.,
was troubled with neuralgia ard
rheumatism, his stomach was disor
dered, his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away;
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elec
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111.,
bad a running sore on his leg of
eight , years' standing. Used three
bottles of Electric Bitters, and his leg
sound and well. John Speaker,
Catawba, O., had five large fever
sores on his leg, doctors said, he was
incurable. One bottle Electric Bit
ters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by
all druggists. ' '
You can save money by going to
Young's.'
See Young Bros.' umbrellas if you
would save money.
Merely as an Kxcuse. -
"Romeo," she whispered, "will
you get some mistletoe for Chnst-
mas?" .
"What for, Juliet ?" he questioned.
"Oh," she replied, "merely as as
ah excuse." N. Y. Herald.
The How of It.
How poor, fiow. rich, how abject.
how august, how complicated, how
wonderful is man : and it might be
added, how "more so" is woman.
With her peculiar delicate and intense
organization, she is the superlative
degree of man. Even in diseases she
ejxcels him, having many that he has
riot. She has, however, found out a
grand remedial agent, for the cure of
her diseases, in Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription ; a medicine, suited to
her nature, made for jhe express cure
of those diseases which affect her. It
is especially effectual in all weak
nesses incidental to motherhood,
while it is also a potent restorative
tonic for the feeble and debilitated
generally.
Without a doubt Simmons Liver
are
Regulator will cure you. It has cured
thousands.
Boykin & Co. sell by wholesale
all kinds of heavy and fancy gro
ceries. "TESTIMONIALS published in
' 'behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla. are
as reliable and worthy, of confidence as
if from your most trusted neighbor,
lers