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AND RANDLEMAN NEWS.
VOL 10.
ASHBORO, N. C, WED NfcSDAY. JANUARY 13, 1915.
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COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Heavy Accounts Allowed by the
Board.
The following are the ac
counts allowed by the County
Board of Commissioners in ses
sion here Jan. 4th and 5th.
A Taplin, livery for surveying
road from -Co. Home to
Archdale $
A. laplm, payroll, surveyors
CHANGE CHURCH'S NAME.
It
Is Now Weslev Memorial
Church at High Point.
The name Washington Street
Methodist Episcopal church at
, riign Point, became nast historv
(Sunday, when Rev. J.H. Barn
jfliardt and Rev. J. E. Thompson,
4 90 of Asheboro, formerly pastor
nere ior iour years preached.
Buffalo road .... 259.15 The name is now "Weslev Me-
A ! J 1 1.J - w
Dr. Anderson, medical atten
tion to Mrs. Lowe Daniels.
Dr. Anderson, medical atten
tion to Mrs. Lowe Daniels . .
Dr. A. L.Plummer, medical at
tention to Mrs. Lowe Dan
iels
STATE BOARD OF
EDUCATION MEETS
Approved the Apportionment
of Public School Funds to
the Various Coimtie,. -The
State Board of Ed
ucation met in Raleigh last
week and approved the ap
portionment of
LAME "DUCK'ROOST
IS BALY SAGGED
The Appropriation is Cut From Roumania's Entrance Into the
BATTLE LINE FROM
BALTIC TO ADRIATIC'
APPORTIONMENT
Board Education Makes District
MORE PIE.
War Would Complete
The Line.
$100,000 to $6S00O and Per
Diem From 10 to $5.
(Parker R. Anderson in the
Greensboro Bily News.)
Washington, J&L 7. -The for- not actually in Transylvania, de-
Attorney Beall to Help. District
Attorney Hammer.
..Thomas S. Beall, an attorney
of Greensboro, was notified last
Allowances,
The Board of Education at its
regular meeting - Monday, Jan.
I 4J.1- J AT -TH T 1 Cl J. "V. XI X
filwtnM nmimonio nvnr ioi appuruoiieu me iwiuwiug wcti ov isenawr uveiraau, mai,
,the Rusians are on the border, if money to the vanous school dxs- he Lad been appointed to a .posi-
n,r Tonioni0 a, tncts to be spent for teachers Ation of speical assistant district
salary. This is to cover a perl id attorney for the Western Dis-
attention to Mrs. Lowe Dan-
public school eiirn affairs committee of the cide to participate in the war on
funds for the year, to the vari- house todav nulled most of the the side of the Allies, her army,? Iour n J'rJl
n..o tt Aa,t a " x,l. ' Z iA v, ,iao. i teemen ox eacn. .uisLnct sxiuuiu a new jou anu uie uepai uiitiib
1M ZTim, rtWSI" With the dSuctton of STMF3m t. the ch of toSST Ending se? 10 M PWn .it .by Wing: .Mr.
...jSSS? 5r! ?7,500, the biennial appropria- Treasur DeSnSnt on nav- from the Baltic to the Adriatic, "toy that toU not exceed t e Hamme r ,s given another
day as the Interfetional Joints distance, roughly, of 1,300
commission. T& committee miles. This battle line would be ; ".u . . . , ....
. - ' w w ww w -V- " 1 T Vt-K I I If Ii I n J 1 1 1 J a j-w h a W tmAM- 1- All V tft -k 1 t w
1Z.UU rvrvoT; ",U11U" Wi f"t'uuu w"51 cut tne annual armroDrauon iur wwipuocu w nussiuna, iwuiimm-- w isw ,n k
Dr. c. c. Hubbard, medical i . 5? VA i distributed amonjr the counties the "Root" frnn. $lonnnn fn ans. Servians and Montenegrins AWt """""" T
c c uas ueeu curapieiw m;:n nmmtc ja.a -:L ' .Jj V,o 0 aA anA mar,, given Dy me oiate anu appur-
"wl Thlsr.o;Tt;;; Varies and ?1.
nr rTCTT i:;; r l. I teacher training, the re- commission.
"ilSSiSr oHnV
$250,000
tant on account of heavy work
in connection with the forest re
serve titles.
rAlV oo nn all its manv detaiU at a pnt , d"luuUL,& uaseu upon uitf qbO,UUU. it wentiurther and uie one mue, uu uwumus i , lntpr. in thP vpar Tho
C.W. Ste;d; sheriff iabVut $700 0t of the county cut the $10 per dim "in lieu of and Austro-Hungarians on the ft 'fa
vs. Geo. Watkins 3.30 LJ iTh'j manner of finding the just subsistence" to $5a day and or- other. - h, til, imP in Februarv
n xjt eJ '.4 I : nrr rafa cVioi-n mos fVa nn'Cu . J iu. J- i lie x WVilo. RnmoU Vioa rf folrnn ! Until SOme time 1U X eOrUTy.
vv. oueeu, conveying prison- T r-ffM, n,-;,! il.
ers etc ....... 7 GO i vuues.
C. W. Steed, conveying "prison- . We clip the following items
ers, etc .. i.. 12.75, from tne Southern Textile Bul-
C. W. Steed, conveying prison
ers, etc i 6.35
J. R. Chrisco, lunatic to hos
pital 30.05
J. M. Betts, guarding prison
ers 27.03
J. W. Birkhead, summoning
jury 19.20
J. w. mrkhead, summoning
letin of last week :
Geo. S. Caine has resigned as
superintendent of the-Riverside
Mills, Worthville, N. C, and has
accepted the position of superin
tendent of the bleaching and fin ¬
ishing at the Cannon Mfg Co.,
iurv 14.40 , Kannapolis, N. C.
J. W. Birkhtad, summoning Tom Tisdale has resigned his
judges ana registrars . . . ... 6i.m .position with the Chesnee (S. C.)
Mig. uo., to become overseen
carding at the Deep River Mills.,
.83
J. W. Birkhead, cash paid for
mdse. at Court House
C. E. Davis. Dlumbine at court
house 5.11 ; Kandleman, N.
C.
C. E. Kearns, 1 day judge.
J. A. Russell, J. P., fees for ex
amination in lunacy
Barker Bros. mdse. for clerks
office
James Lilly, janitor Decem
ber C. T. Luck, officer to grand
jury
W. S. Crowson, mdse. Co. H. .
I. M. Nance, admr. burial pen
sioner Barker Bros. mdse". for Regis
ter of Deeds office
Minnie Hoover, court sten
2.001 W. K. Tisdalft has rpsionpfl as
i niTnicnn ioiimiv of t h A I loAri
9.G0
27.00
8.00
River Mills, Randleman, N. C.
to become carder and spinner at
'the Edna Cotton Mills, Reid's
ville, N. C.
N. M. Neal has resigned as ov-
27.7? erseer of weaving at the Edna
j Mills, Reidsville, N. C, to accept
20.00 ' a simiiiar position at the River
side Mills, Worthville, N. C.
A Door tonment -for
Schools.
Trinity Township.
White
pre rata share was the division d'erd the disbursing officer to! While Roumania has not taken
jy ir r ' -i . . y it n i f i i jj; l. . 1
oi tne entire iuna less special pay none of this amount to -the me iateiui step, me Denei exists
appropriations just mentioned commissioners exclpt when they 1 in the countries of the Allies
by-the entire State school popu- are traveling for ithe govern- that she soon will do so.
lation, 777,267, giving a per ment outside of Washington. It! Other developments are ex
capita appropriaton of .31006. !is a cruel blow totbe members pected.
The apportionment for coun- '0f the "Roost." i I The relation between Greece
ties in this section are as fol-l Former Gov. Rofeert B. Glenn and Turkey have reached the
lows: 'and Whitehead Klfttz, of North breaking point over the well
School Amount Carolina, are on "life commission known ill treatment of Greeks
t inn Pit viic lux uici co vvxuiiidoiviiui -
$6,426.61 and the later. as secretary and! Italy is growing restless ou.Di tri t N 4 22)
3.327:87 rlshnrsino- nffifPr. Mr Glfnn haR Turkey's delay in giving satSl- District No. 5. .. 12$
- ror c . - . . . A -V ... I t i f il 1 A.' J 1.1- It- i. '. i TvT . OiA
U
Randolph County School Chil
dren Number 10,336.
Randolph county !has 10,33o
children between the ages of 6
and 20 years and 6,987 or 67.6
per cent of them attending
school, according to a recent bul-
letin. The data contained in the
District No. 1.
DisSct No! 3 : 260 .report relates to the year 1910
District No. 4 130 ' and has only recently been made
District No. 5 120 public. The distribution, by
District No. 6 120
age groups, and the number at-
tion
Guilford 20,727
Randolph 10,733
Richmond 7,362
Montgomery 5,263
District
District No. 2
District No. 3
240
650
2,282.66 1 faction for the violation of the District No.
1,631.85 - jL'ZmS a tv iTtnlinn rnsnla at. Hndpida. Grant Township.
. in. n jx ouuoioimw i - aim tx t . : r
suusisatmcc ; anu ivir. yy1. n,-ct Nn i $120
Kluttz $8. In adffition to this 'from Which the British consul Z;:t No. 2 12a
tW.' sool is as follows:
Attending
Age
6 to 9
10 to 14
1& to 17
'the railroad and Pullman fare of who sought refuge here, was for-rDistrict No.' 3 120
District No. 4 loo
New Market Township
v.Q, ' District No.
.$200
110
18 to 20
Total No.
3,123
3,621
1,953
1,639
Tom Davis Weds Iowa Girl
(Taken from an Iowa Paper.) these e-entlemen isoaid bv the cibly removed
At the home of the bride's pa- government. According to a Italy and Servia,
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton statement made before the for- Italy also, it is reported,
uranson, at i o ciock, vvea- eign committee . by Obadiah agreea tnat oervia snouia oe district No. 3
nesday evening, December 23, Gardner, chairman? of th granted a port m the Adriatic. District No. 4.
1914, was solemnized the mar-. "Roost," the cdmmissioners I Roumania and Greece, it
f i 1 1 !7 1 T .-t. .1 1 ti i 1. .
nage oi tneir aaugnter, ivuss xju- have drawn ths ?UTper alem tnougnt, nowever, may ueiay Dig . j,- t . . . .$1,300 ATTENDANCE AT WAKE
School
2,210
3.000
1,205
563
District No. 5. . . . :
Asheboro Township
Pitt County to Have Whole lime
Health Officer.
On nf Pitt County's Ne-v
20 Year's decisions is to "have
loo" a whole time health officer.
6.3o
ographer 40.00 NEW METHODIST CHURCH
5.00
4.00
2.05
H. B. Styers, sawing wood
for jail
O. R. Fox, baliff
Parrish & Brown, drayage to
to court house
0. M. Yow, registrar in Rich
land township 12.00
L. T. Williams, lumber for
bridge 14.75
Standard Drug iso., mdse tor
Treasurer's office
Standard Drug Co., mdse for
Registre's office- .........
Standard Drug Co., mdse for
court room
Standard Drug Co., mdse for
jail
Standard Drug Co., mdse for
Clerk's office
Asheboro Grocery Co., mdse
for Co. Home . . . .
Armita Pearce, sewing for
county home
McCrary-Redding Hdw. Co.
mdse. for Co. Home
Randolph Supply Co., mdse for
Co. Home
M. M. Routh mdse. for Co. H..
Hoover & McCain, coffin for
FOR PLEASANT GARDEN
Baraca Class Pledges Five Hun
dred Dollars for Erection
of New House.
The Baraca class of the Pleas
ant Garden Methodist church en-
ella Branson, to Mr. Tom Davis, f r0m the time they fef t their na- taking up arms until Bulgaria, ' District No! 2 '. '. 130
Rev. Messner of the Frienas tive state until they, returned, which is anxious for a part of District No. 3.. HO
nVinwVi r ar-f -it-ty-v ar tho, rttromntiv rrvu iiJ nln.r J Moonnnio ic aoticfiofl nv th o 1 Aflt ' District No. 4 HO
7 W lllVlUVtA) tllbUIlW. UWM . j
in the presence of a wedding Washington during 1 the pleas- efforts fail to satisfy that coun
company of near forty-five iela-! ant weather. .f v - try, which is at present ma'n-
tives and friends. I if Chairman Garfiier's state- taining her neutrality, for hostile
The front parlor was convert- ment is true Govepibr Glenn Bulgaria on ther borders would
ted into a ceremony room, where and the other twdi"ommission- compel them to divide their f or
a booth, an arch and pillars were ers have drawn $10 May in ad- ces.
beautifully decorated in pink and dition to their salaiy of $7,500 I Wnile there are no reports
white, awaited the bridal party. and extras for railroad' fare, ev- of statlihg developments on tha
Before the ceremony Mrs. W. L. ,ery day that they nava been in battlefields there are extensive
Tatum, sister of the bride, sang, Washington or traveling for the ' operations now in progress in
"On, Promise Me," and at the commission. - ; both the east and the west.
conclusion of the song, Miss j m substantiation of this i The Germans simultaneously
FOREST COLLEGE OFF
Decrease, in Student Enrollment
For Spring Term Attributed
to Hard Times.
The term of 1915 at Wake
.60
.60
1.80
school. Games were played and
refreshments were served.
Preceeding an entertainment a
class meeting was held to disruss
the work for the coming year.
I Different committees were ap
I pointed consisting of a m.ember-
28.35 j ship committee, a sick eemmit
itee and a church committee. A
2.50 great deal of enthusiasm was
ir created when one of the mem-
2.50, bers suggested tnat tne ivietno
70jtertained the young ladies of
Ithp Philat.ha class Fridav f vp.n-
w-r t XXI JS. XXX . U1V UU1 V X V AAA W -XW I - J ww C7 i. , I
renaerea tne weaamg jnarcn as qup appears m the omeial hear- , on tne leic oanira -ox -me wuw
the onaai comDany enxerea. ,nr htfnre thP foreie-n attairs are aeveiODincr a new uuensive
The bride was attended by committee: I from the direction of Mia wa. on
Miss Phyllis Battey and Mr. j The Chairman (Speaking to the. east Prussian frontier wh eh
Ralph Branson, brother of the Mr. Gardner.) You stated just the Russia' s are attempting to
bride served as best man. Lit- now that the commission should counter
tleLucileBranson, daintily dress- be occupied all the time. Would Some V. the German attacks
ed in cream wearing a wrtatn, that carry with it the $10 pern the Kuss:an iine, wmcn rvn
acted as flower girl; where Mis diem for 365 days? along the Bzura and Rowka riv
ers and thiiw soiitir- ara to tn
dists needed a new church. As
pauper 9,an inducement the older mem
C. W. Steed, conveying prison
ers.
J. M. Brewer, conveying pris
oners to jail . . .".
J M Rrpwer. servine no-
' pledged' $500 for the erection of
3.00 a new church. A committee
I was also appointed to look nto
9.85'
20.00
20.00
3.00
G. A. Hcgdin, poll holder, Co
lumbia township -
M. A. Routh, lumber for Co.
Home
Jno. F. Jarrell, mdse for Co.
Home
R. J. Pearce, 3 months stew
ard Co. Home . -
TTHw. Co. mdse.
for Co. Home 6
Randolph Chair Co., mdse for
Co. Home -
J. T. Turner, mdse for Co.
Home
R. L. White, court-cryer for
December 'A"L"
Huntley-Stocketon Hill Co. bu-
rial pensioner
T. A. Slack, conveying prison-
GTS
Town of Asheboro, water and
Lights
T. A. Slack; conveying prison-
evs
Jl. A. York, conveying grand
jury to Co. Home
J. M. Brewer, office of court
December term
Courier, mdse for Registers
office .....
J. W. Ellison, burial pensioner
J. M. Luther, seizing still ..
G. H. Hammer, work at court
house ....
R. C. Johnson, mdse for jail.
Central Hotel, board and lodg
ing for jury
E. W. Pugh, burial pensioner. .
J. M. Cavihess, postage
Guilford county, jail fees
Courier, printing notices
Coleridee Township
District No. 1 $160
District No. 2 280
District No. 3 400
District No. 4 120
. . . . T . W 11(1
JJlStriCt INC, O TT. 4- r11 rin o n'o.
District No. 6 180if.TTl,VUUCBC WT10 i
Level Cross Township jcided decrease as to the number
District No. 1.. 140 of students who have register-
. . Back Creek Township 'ed. The latest reports here
ffi Si: i :::: ;.;.-::;:::-:show that barely 350 students
District No. 3 180 , wlho have registered so lar,
District No. 4 110 Whereas . last fall Wake, Forest
restrict No. 5 ' 1W
'stricriTb. Tr. . . . . . . .
Pleasant Grore Township
District No. 1 . $160
District No. 2 120
Providence Township
District No. 1 $270
District No. 2 140
District No. 3.
District No. 4
District No. 5.. ...... ..
Brower Township.
District No. 1
i District No. 2.
130
. 120
. 100
.$120
160
naatn enroumem. rowe vmu i
this decrease in number to the
hard times which seem to have
caused a great financial strain
throughout the southern states.
It is the 'hope that the number
of registered students will reach
the 400 mark by the end of the
week.
Mildred Branson, also dressed ia Mr Gardner No. sir. the or-
i 1 " ... -i i xt:j- 4- i : : m.
cream, as ring Dearer, cameu er does not contemplate any .upocsno ana aiong ;mu iu. District jno. a
UiJt? xiii aai tiw iivwi v vx w ViM' SUCH tlllllU clo t licit, xi oniip t vpaiU v " - -
severe
.$500
lillv. 'means that the $10 a dav is al-ihave been particularly
The bride was prettily gownea iowed when the commissioners but according to the Kussian re
in cream satin trimmed in silk are actually employed away ports have been repulsed.
Vkrthinpf. and iwarls. She carried I The thaw which has set m m
- x - . - iiuin - -. . ... vt- rr 1 vl U1V1UK vxxi ,j.ii.vv
a bouquet of white rose buds.i The chairman Washington Southern Poland and balacia xnci o. . j grounds dnd also to Mr.
Liberty Township
District No. 1
Card From Woman's Club.,
The Civic Department of the
Woman's Club wishes to extend
its thanks to the Harris Gran-
District No! 2.'.'.'.' 140 ite Quarries of Salisbury, N. C,
District No, 3 m fnr the courtesy shown m sup-
ll plying the granite sand for our
District No. 4
tices .. .... 180 , the matter and report at the
om next meetinjr. The class decid-
!ed that on the birthday of each
20.34 ; of its members they would cele-
IViroo Vo4- Aav in hnnnr nf the
member and in case too many
n oo birthdavs should come at one
time they would combine their
birthdays and make the ceieora-
30o;tion the more enjoyable
i
1.75 Former Treasurer Is Buried in
Knoxvilb.
Lee McClung, former treasur
er of the United' States, who
died recently in London, was bu
ried at Knoxvillc, Tenn., last
week.
15.25
8,65
3.50
. 6.00
BLEASE AGAIN EMPTIES
STATE'S PENITENTIARY
2.00
20.00
20.00
Paroled Prisoners Get Full Par
dons. Full pardons were announced
last Friday- by Gov. Cole L.
1 on Blease to the 1,500 prisoners
4.&0 i Who has been paroled since Jan-
3i.85 ;uary' h 19U-
20.00 . J tr';.!,
Mr. Editor: I have been watch-
The bridesmaid was in pink nuns ;a f np home of the American has converted tne country into a
veiling trimmed in lace, carrying branch? jsea of mud and even cleared the
pink rosebuds. j Mr. Gardner Yes, sir. snow from the Carpathains, so
Immediately alter tne cere-. The chairman And you get that lighting m tnis region is
mony a delicious three-course tne per diem in Washington? ' impossible,
wedding repast was served. Girl Gardner Yes, sir. Thatj The French, after a heavy
friends of the bride m white is acCording to the Presidents bombardment of the (aerman po
dresses, assisted in the serving or(jer. sitions between the Ose and the
The wedding colors, pink and when in Washington Govern-'western end of the Arrogone,
white, were earned out m the or Glenn stops at the National and after suffering several re
decoration of the bridal table and otel The highest rate charg-' pulses, have advanced their
in the cakes and salads. 'e(j by this hostelry for room, 'fronts at several points, parti-
After the serving the brid'e and both and three meals is $4 a cularly to the east of Rheims,
groom received hearty congratu- ay ne highest rate for room 't where their progress has be-n
lations. Many beautiful and use- only is $2.50, occording to a ' slow but steady. In eastern Ar
ful presents came into their pos- statement made by the National : gonne the Germans have been
session. fcotel clerk to the JJaiiy iews making similar aavance.
The. bnde is a charming young correSpondent
lady, highly respectea Dy an wnu :
i V, Mr Ta7io ie nn eflfi- Annifior An
M1U W 11CJ. . i'Xl. j-'i." xiiiuiun - .i' I 1 I r ILL C V , 111 VJ.lt " ' ' . - 01 OA
i i- hnATl QTV1 A r,T l-v.-v I K T V. n 1 1 : f l MIStnCt ISO. 1 tfi-U J
ployed with O. V. Edgerton the Dec. 31, 1914. i hould it be continued they will glssct y" 180
oast summer. He -has made many Editor of The Bulletin: cut the road which links St. Mi-jDistrict No. 4 120
friends here. 1 have oeen reaumg , hiel witn Metz ana may compel District xso. o
!it.
7.C0
1.85 !
10.00 ins ine "8"'' UYC1 wrc l6VW'v
tions and the ngnt you wave ucch
U. w. steea, jaiior w tn clean UT politics m
L M Fox, Supt. of Health . . 12.50 Randolph. I certainly admire
W. H. Cline, burial pensioner 20.00 fig you have made and the
courier, priniing m - i stand you nave taKen. jvaiiuviijn
.Say?eC&-B;idnVonVonVrkci: loo!5b , county certainly needs a .house
A yT. Paries, judge 1912 and cleaning and you are the man to
1914. 4-00 make it. The people are with
J. M. Cviness. C. S. C, cash ! trAP,T, steadv ahead ana
, x. 1(114 WH.hh J z
R. C. Johnson, mdse for jail . . 2.80
W. C. Hammer, admr. interest
on note No. 121 276.66
Bank of Randolph, interest on
not No. 36
Mrs. Sallie Armfield, 6 months
interest on note No. 18....
Courier, printing report blks
,W. J. Scarborq, 1 day member
Board
e. Parks, 8 days member
Board and milage
H. O. Barker, 2 days member
board and mileage 4.80
G. T. Mardock, 3 days clerk
to board . . 6.00
Mrs. Ella M. Moffitt, 6 months
interest on note No. 106 .. 12.00
' - -r.-v.r-. 1
Tabernacle Township D. B. McCrary and Mr. J . U. itea
District No. l. $160 aiTIZ f0r their efforts in securing
District No. 2 140 6
restrict. No. 3 120
District No. 4 120
District No. 5 140
District No. 6 12')
District No. 7 130
District No. 8 so
District No. 9 100
Richland Township
District No. 1 $120
District No. 2 120
District No. 3 H
District No. 4 120
District No. 5 140
District No. 6 120
District No. 7 240
Randelman Township
District No. 1.... .$1,400
The nrocress which the French X. t. ' V V.V .". V 120
again report in the vicinity 01 District No. 4.... 120
Flirev, in the woevre aisxnci, 1 ncora lownwup
after rrvoat in forest for the xi.. 4- St. 'District No. 6
-i i ni r- htc4- "D-qv.Vi -c . arr Vinvn Tint- .,., i . i xi ;,1 lnn.r Union lownsiup.
January j., xox, pttst ic uiuuuio . , jyiinei, "which nijr
They have the best wishes of ed especially the way m which a cost
thair mnnv Tnenus. vn nave uuaiL vnwi uormnna navp sent xein-
?"v" " . I-' - a.iv- - - - . . , , , - T .
'- demagogues ana election unev es. forcements to Alsace, Wnere tne stnex
Marley Bound Over to Court. We need more men that have the French advance has threatened gstnet go. .. .....
uiaimj - , ar.j manhood to, nr..n U18intt i;.
rpvfl. viq1 n7 A. K. MarieV, "W"" LUU1H?V. , :r to CUl Oil iuuuiauocu. uoiumoia iownmp
District No. 1
niatri.'t. Nn. 2 t 100
rHotrirt. No. .3 120
We also wish to mention with
appreciation the careful survey
ing work done oy mr. oem
Laughlin, in outlining the walk
way of the school grounds in ac
cordance wth the plans, which,
however, owing to the unpiece-
d'ented bad weather ana tne
school children has been com
pletely obliterated, jit is hoped "
When "the work is again attempt
ed that steps will be taken t
safe-guard the work.
It was supposed that some
work on the school grounds
could be done immediately ; but
after consulting with many olj
the business men, it was deemed
inadvisable to do any work fur
the present. Besides costing
more when done in the winter,
work could not be guaranteed
and as it will take the utmost
care to get a creditable amount
of work done for the money on
Thomasville. At tne conciusiuii thev love honestey and
f 1X1 ?"tle .will oYf the
ROBBERIES AT DURHAM.
Long live the Bulletin,
7.50
45.00
3.80
2.00
7.6Q
victory will be yours in the end
for your fight is for the right.
Kespectiuuy,
INDEPENDENT CITIZEN.
East Durham Postoffice, Drug
Store and Hardware Entered.
Robbers made three other
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in JJurnam xnui&uay District No.
nio-hf and while thev had a com- Cedar Grove Township
UtiULUC Ul i6" , . . ...
District No.l ..
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UISUICT, IX O. . .
District No. 3 . .
District No. 4. .
District No. 5.
District Na 6. .
Ditstrict No. 7.
District No. 8.
ioo hand, the greatest care will be
100 'exercised by the school grounds
committee in the expenditure ui.
every dollar.
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2.80
4.8Q
C. Parks, 1 day member board
and mileage .... ..'
H. O. Barker, days member
Vinnrd and mileage .....
Mrs. Minnie Lineberry, 1 year
interest on note No. 1Q.... 12(.0
McCrary-Redding Hdw. U.
cement for creek .... ......
J. T. Turner, 1 year interest on
i .T tliat rrnhable rigfltj
ca"s?.L.?!S nSTn. aid may it cry aloud and spar, ra.ds
ant was uuuuu - vc . QTiri pii hf neople ot the nignt anu wuue-tue; . . , Z 1
court, doiiu - j Randolph county.. Ana into tne ouimu, wj ft District No. 3
The defendant was accused of cians anp y trou-. Wstrict No. 4 ........ . . .
having failed, to deliver ballo s when all honest me g t m postoffice,! 5 New Hope Township
in to the ballot boxes mi to nuv ";ddestood then will they the Crabtree pharmacy Jhast ggg
otherwise disposed of them It WeTmemight-of the bal- Durham and the PoUard Hwd-.gggg ;;v..V
wQC fthard foucrht legal battle, raise up m inej , , pnmnanv Gf Durham were . tJX. No: a-
each side contesting every point, lot ana in RandolBh 'robbed sometime during ths.pistrict nl-6. .
K . . :v,f mismct no. u K 1
"r' i. oW' District No. 7 ISM'""
ine mengui in Ad nortionment to Colored
fice at East yurnam oy oreiv-
ing a glass partition in the iod-
ana securtu
Small Boy Victim of Fatal Auto county. electon.
Accident.
W. L. Blue,nine year old son
W. H. RICH,
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'.. 120 Ditsrict No. 1
. . 120 Colombia Township
. . 260 District No. 1
. . 140 District No. 2 -
140 I Franklinville Township
'.! 110 District No. 1 ........
Back Creek Township
..$120 District No. 1
140 Tabernacle Township
14) District No. 1
120 District No. 2.. ....
CoRCord Township
$100 District No. 1
'..100 District No.
. 120 Coleridge Township
.! 280 District No.1
120 District io.
.$120
.$120
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Apportionment
Schools.
Trinity Township
District No. 1..
67.8Q
Brower Township
iTKafwt. No. 1.... ...i
j Grant Township
an District No. 1....
.$190 Uriion Township
89 District No. 1....
Asheboro .lownsnip
.$81
.$80
.$60
. 60
.$94
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...$80
....92
..$10?
...$72
.$8-1
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of W: Mcl. uiue, or Af UF" ff v ci.ai . v. ika waiw.Yi nf atamns.bv.rMcH No. 2.. 80 nisnVt No. 1..
oH rrashed so badly that he'sioners have just smade an apvSer of the postmas ter. lnee y6
ana cruspea &u urtjr i.: f K nnft for the cfoinrw and a few nennies from , isiw TAwnhin . , a mam
t t ns,n. 1 vear interest on - -ApA at tne uumueriauu wuvi- PwP ur . , .vu. . r, r v j. u fvf ' . . . r , , iiki' iumuertuu buuw-. -.
i. x. . 7 - - on nn - . n.. T7; .v i? no d-nrvri at. i .imi ifi uruvci thu nsn nrHWTicic cut v iiiaT.nci ino. a .
note No. 104 . uv'vy I Hospital at ayettevuie riiw, w,;,Z-eek Wured " - 1 Randleina. Town-hip
n s Andrews, 12 months m- i . which opened iasf.weev was securea. ?y- j
WestonnoteNo.il...... 60.00 .Hlgnt. t
. fire loss on last Saturday wek.
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