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THURSDAY,
Dec. 21, 1011
NO PAPER NEXT WEEK.
We shall omit our regular issue
next week. Our ho i: want to take
a few days off, and since it has been
a number of years since we have
taken this privilege, we feel that out
subscribers wilt gladly grant to ua
this Christmas privilege.
To one and all of our readers and
friends, we extend hearty wishes for
a Merry Christmas and a happy and
prosperous New Year.
The active movements of Mr. Dun
can and his associates is causing much
speculation as to the final plans of tht
promoters- and it is being asserted
that the Rockefeller interests, which
own various lines of the northwest.
are behind the Norfolk Southern.
seems dt finite that the link betweeii
Ti-oy ud Concord by the way of A
U.iii-.:i w.u be built, and that Char
iuvw wi not omy be included, bu
the road is to be extended beyund
Jusc now it looks as if the biggest
railroad project ever known to th
South is on foot, and no time is to b
lost in it3 development.
A New London writer asks infer
mation in regard to an alleged act oi
the last Legislature. A Kfpublicm
informant says a bill was parsed "t
tax all cotton buyers of a town $oO,
and that the object of tU bill was t
keep duwn competition and enable th
mills to buv cheaper. There was m
such bill parsed by the Legislature
as a close review of the public laws ot
the session of lyll reveals. The
siory was evidently bred in the mina
of some Republican whose desire t
impose on the credulous mind of sonu
voter outweighed any indication to
ward telling the truth he may other
wise have had. The fact that no sue!
tax is being collected is the best evj
dence that there is no such law to th.:
etTect. The story deserves to be place.
in the class of campaign canards, and
should dt-ceive the mind of no one wh
is concerned over the truth.
The way smrie of the Stanly R
publicans and their "orgin" are chang
ing front in their views of Presider.
Tat'L leads one to think that the Ked
eral pie counter has .some prizes mor:
important than individual view
Some who are clamoring hard now
for positions have said some Ver
harsh things about the President
President Taft, in his rugged honest
is too big a man for his party ii
fact, for any party, as to that. lie i.
not a partisan, and, consequently, n
politician. While he lias made mis
takes, it is safe to predict that tht
opposition in his own party to hin
just now will amount to but little, aiu.
the national convention will renomi
nate him. While our views are not ii
n;ie with those of Mr. Taft's party
yet we are not blinded to a conscious
admiration of our President, and hi.
rigid adherence to a line of duty am.
truth as he sees it. Xr. Taft is a bi
man, and. like Cleveland, will be loved
most when memory of his administra
tion blots out party prejudice ami
bigotry f:T.m those who can not now
do the man justice.
Where legislators of the type i
Congressman is supposed to be los
sight of their duty to tho public gen
erally and so far forget themselvet
as to mak3 wild appropriations oi
public funds and where such appro
pr-Sati"- s u:'t unnecuYd anJ uncallec
f r, all fr the ske of gaining politi
cal popularity, then it may be said
the affairs of government can not
safely be entrusted to such guardians
There has been an overwhelming de
nouncement on all hands of the pen
sion grab bill which passed the lowei
house of Congress last week, and
which seeks to add $10,000,300 to the
already overloaded pension appropria
tion. Eighty-four Democrats and
eight Republicans opposed the meas
ure, and these deserve to have thtii
names recorded. For years, it has
been a political game between these
two parties to see which could give
the old soldiers the greater amounts
from the public treasury. It is a form
of bribery to obtain votes which de
serves to be censured, and an unsafe
practice which needs to be stopped.
Should the bill pass the Senate it is
to be h ped that President Taft will
use his right of veto. He is one Pres
ident who seems to be trying to do his
duty as he sees it, to enforce laws
which statutes plainly provide, and
who manifests an indifference to par-1
tisan popularity where it conflicts
with his duties as a public servant.
That Southern Congressmen, upon a
whole, were aligned against the meas
ure is a source of gratification, but
neither party has drawn honor to it
self in the vote recorded favoring
this gigantic pension steal.
Route 1, Albemarle. The many
friends of Rev. Jno. W. Mabry will be
glad to learn that he will return on
Saturday from Rutherford college,
where he has been preparing himself
for the Methodist ministry, to upend
the holidays with homefolks and will
fill the pulpit at , Zoar Methodist
church Christmas eve at 3 o'clock
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend and hear this rising young min
ister. Foley Kidney Pills.
Art tonic in action and quick in re
sults. Will cure any case of kidney
or bladder disorder not Beyond tne
reach of medicine. No need to say
snura, Pnirgista. '
COUNTY NEWS OF THE WEEK.
New London. Henry Croweil of
Virgilina, Va., is here for a few days
with his mother Mrs. T. J. Croweil.
Mrs. T. B. Ross of lireen-mro who
has been here for several days with
relatives returned hme Sunday after
noon. Miss Bess LefiVr l-ft Su
.nn for tireen shorn, wh.-i
to accept a p"-itn.n in tn
Liy afvr-
jffice.
Ed C it to n came in Tuesday f n r. ,
A. &. M. at Raieigh and James Austin
:ame in Sunday from the I'niversit.
it Chapel Hill to spend the holiday-
Miss Fannie Key came in fnm Iiii
lam Friday of last we k to spend th.
lolidays with her parents.
Rev. Scutt ('wen will prta'-h at
Bethel at 11 a. m.. and at Palnvrville
it 2:30 p. m., on next Sunday, 1't
:ember 24.
New London Council. No. )'', Jr.
y. V. A. M., ha secured Rev. ctt
Jwen who is a mvmVr f Park Coun-
:il. No. 0. at Charlotte to preach u
Junior sermon at the M-th ;dist c'.-urch
it this place Sund i.v afternoon at
2:30, December Everybody is
specially invited to be present and
tear this sermon, which promises to
te something worth heanr.tr. Mem
ers of neighboring councils are ex
pected to be preset.
We have been informed by the road
- ioervisor that the road leading from
his place to Albem irle that the state
ment we mad lat w.-ek concerning
he rumor abut the condition of the
uad was a mistake, and that he kept
he road in as ir" 1 a c 'million po
uble for the amount of money at
owed him. During the past week,
.his correspond-nt has had occasion
o drive over this mad and found it
n excellent condition for the lime ot
'ear. We are extrermty sr--y thar
veopie will rind fault ' f a man'1 work
vhen he d-es the lust tiling thjt h
possibly can.
Bijc Lick.- Rev. J. W. RoWfll de
ivered a very interesting :iiin..n ii
he Baptist church here ia.-.t Sn-Liv
light.
There will be a Chri.-tmas tree u.
.he nublic schoid house here n -t
.Vlonday night at t::M. Free f-T
rybody, young and old. Have your
presents in hy o c1ih-k nnstnia
night. There are several fit Ids of cotto.
n this section that are stdl unpick d.
-he cotton hanging e;os d to th
Tind and ram ami being greatly dam
aged.
The Masonic State lecturer .1. .
Riwell of Wingaie has been I'-cIurm
n Big Lick Lodge, No. !,', A. F. aim
. M., for the past we k and will re
nain here until tomorrow night. Mr
Rowell is liked by all who have heard
lim and we are glad to have had hini
vith us.
The school here with Miss Kate
lark of Monroe as principal and Mis;-
.-5 wan Ply le r of AlU-marle ns ass-s
lant is progressing nie ly. 'these la
iies are accoinpihed teachers an.:
re doing tine wor k. The c unity su
nenntendent visitid the M'ho.d last
Friday and was well pleased with the
work that is U-ing done here.
Big Lick. Mrs. A. M. T-.-t.-r hn
been sick for about a w- k.
Rev. T. M. Sasscr and tamily b-P
for Wake Forest Monday.
Rev. Vippernian will cornluct a se
ries of meetings here, beginning on
New Year's day.
Our school will t-ike tw-. wet ks to-
Christmas.
Palmervillt'.- Jam s Th.mpn i
moving to F. K. Reeve's.
Miss Bessie Smith and brother of
Locust are visiting their sister Mrs
L C. Biles.
This seems to be hr-g killing week
fhere have leen more good hogs kill
ed in this section than for a number
f years.
The school here will give a free en
tertainment Friday evening. Decemhet
:1, commencing at 7 ::i. Come if you
.re looking for a good time.
Prof. G. W. and P. H. Coggin an!
Irs. Verona Daniel of Couth ("aro
ma: the Misses A-ira ami or, i-o-
lins of Meredith C liege; Carlie Cog
?in and Kay Ingram of Wake Forest
College, and John tax of 1 nnity v oi-
ege are expected home this wet k t
pend the holidays.
Rocky River Springs. Martin C.il
;ert passed through here enroute to
Jharlotte with sonic nice turkeys.
George Dees's family has moved to
jur village.
Charlie Hill of Big Lick visited in
.own last week
Green Morton of this place ha.-
moved to High Point.
Mrs. J. R. Murray visited her fathei
Anson county last week.
John and Henry Simpson will leave
our village and go to South Carolina
to make their future home this week
vVe are sorry to lose them.
T. A. Coble of near this place i
preparing to put up a roller mill, it
,vill be a benelit to our cojninuimj.
J T. Wright of Morven visited here
two or three days last week.
Plyler. Their many frienJs wi'l
regret to learn that M ' -ml Mrs
boarded the trjin fi.es
day for Waco, Texas, where thev "!'
make their future home, in."
the past wetk with Mr. ias--n .
father. They have the best wi.hes
of a host of friends.
Miss Fannie Cogg.n, the principal
teacher of Fail-view school, spent Sun
day with honufrilks at 1'almervine.
Rev. Ivery delivered an ecciiem
sermon Sunday at Plyler Baptist
Miss Hattie Mason expects to leave
Saturday for Cottonville, where sne
will spend Christmas wilh her teacher
Miss Eunice 1 hompson.
Si.lnev Faggart and Miss rannie
Eudy were happily married Sunday at
th. home of the bride. We extend to
them our best wishes.
Our mayor seems to be improving
since our last writing.
W. are xeDecting Rev. G. U Rey
nolds to take Rev. E. G. Iwdermilk's
place soon.
Oak Grove. There will be a Christ
mas tree at "Frog Hollow" school
house Saturday, December i and at
the Dry school house near Philas
Dry's on Christmas day.
Mrs. E. M, Huneycutt has been con
fined with a sore font for the past
few weeks, although at this writing
she is much better.
Rev. P. G. Hartsell preached a fin
sermon at Philadelphia church last
Sunday. The regular pastor Rev.
D. P. Morris being unable to fill his
appointment on account of sickness
in his fam'ly.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST O R I A
dress
f.
Cabarrus, No. 7 Township. A. L.
Mt-jse who for sometime has been op
erating a sawmill near Gcorgeville
spe it Sunday with homefotks.
r f'f,v,n P I. .-h .h on r .nst-
ma. riflV 9 n m A ,r, , nr.
, r :r
cr-an r-n ien arraniTAd and those
a ho attend the exercise, mav txptt
, i . . r.-,
M .si AuJ.sta Krraardt ar.d moth -
.. . M ml (.f iri
, ; ... -
ll lire a lot of sh kness m No ,f
ire sorry' to say. There being rive
i. s of typh tid fever at the horn.
.f V. C. Intz.
.Yra. John A. Miller of near Rock -
ve:i is spending a few days with her
.arents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dry.
UrWlnfWah,nn H r
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-lie hnli.iay wrth hom.folks.
Mis -Mary Mno, daughter
1m- ib Mdos, and Fate Puole of near
(eld Hill were married Saturday
aiirht.
Wima Lentz is canrassintr No. 7
selling maps. He says everybody
should have a map.
fhere was a box supper at the
..M.ne oi ... i. weavers Saturday night
held by the ladies missionary society
or mi. uuve r.. L. church. Fr.iceeds
to g to the church building fund of
their church which is now making
.me improvements and also buying
a bell.
Gladstone. Mrs. J. F. McCarnes
and .Master George of Gold Hill visit
,n "ur town Sunday, returning
nnme .Monday accompanied by H. B
Ritchie.
From the number of letters from
tne li.uor hells in Virginia. Tennes
st, and Florida, they must think we.
n .irj Mates, are getting awful dry
f .r some of their acids, concentrate !
ye, and cocaine to cause more nnr-
lers a:;d suicides. We hope step
il! be a.'-.anced by our temper u ce
; ..(. le assembled in Washington to in-
luce the authorities to pass such la vs
is will prohibit .-hipping the hot st.ilj
:o our Srate and no longer infringe
n our State rights and disregard the
:-hes of 40,1.011 citizens who v.t'd
for prohibition in North Carolina
Shall we always sulfer and let liijuor
"die and liiuor men become rich at
i he expense of the cries of poor wo
olen ami helpless children and filling
ip our jails the committing of niur
I. r and everything that debases men
ii:d destroys morals? H..w is it any
ay. who is responsible?
From indications, some joining of
mods and hearts will take place soon,
which will call forth the old rusty
ells and plow shares and m .k.- a
racket some of these ilaik nights. May
j.-y and peace ever lill the hearts t.f
Jie merry ones.
New London. Route 2.-Charlie and
lusper Thompson of Richfield route 2
ire nt Wednesday night at N. A
I'lies's.
Our mail carrier Mr. Pi. klt r failed
-o serve rive boxes Saturday on ac-.-.unt
of high water.
.tlisK's Ila and Verona Kiles vis te I
neir friends in Rowan county om
milt last wtek.
Myron Isenhour who has beer.
pending several days with his lo-.lh
r ( haihe returned liotn- Sun.
Miss Lizzie Whitaker who is Ua -n
:ig at the Morris school houso sL .ji
..(d her school on Friday, ll;.-..mvt
I.", and will begin January 1. :.!i.s
'A oitaki r is going ro spend a I. w
I ys ;n Newton with h-r sistei.
The little baby of K. Ii. Ot-git! is
ojch improved, we are gla.l to n..'e
Au.- t .Julia Almond has been .juitt
-ick at home of her daughter .'!!
' 'layton, but is much improvtd.
L'nele Jack Ross of Salisbury w;
vclcoine visitor at N. K. daylin
Tuesday night.
Mission, Doc. II. The patrons ot
his district have commenced build
ng a new school house and it seems
iiat greater interest is being taken
n education here.
The public school here which is be
lg taught by T. F. Rowland is get
ing along fine, this being the sixth
chool taught by Mr. Rowland.
Lucie Eli Herrin, one of Stanly's
est citizens, we learn was very much
iebghted by his children and grand
mldren giving him a nice birthday
iiuncr. Uncle Eli is 7:1 years old.
II. D. Crayton is building a nice
Iwelling, which will add to the look-s
f our town.
Rev. J. S. Harris, our pastor,
reached an excellent sermon on last
iunday, the church being crowded.
Eli W. Harwood has a position as
salesman with H. D. Crayton & Co.
P. A. Coley and W. S. Hatlev and
families are going to move away. We
are sorry they cannot stay.
Marshall Crayton, our clever hard
ware man and musician, made a trio
north last week to buy goods.
I letus Huneycutt of Georgeville
s attending school here.
H. I). Crayton has ditched his pond.
we are glad to note.
Adam Eudy is in town baling hay.
L'nele Adam knows how.
T. F. Rowland has graded the road
through this place. We would be glad
.thers would take pattern.
The railroad question seems to be
lead and low cotton and politics seem
to be the talk these days.
Locust. The schools here will close
for one week-
Little Miss Mary Widenhouse is
spending the winter here with hei
randparents Mr. and Mrs. G. Pa
Furr.
C. H.Hammond of Indian Trail was
here two days of this week with a
view to moving here.
For the first time in twelve months
the mail on last Saturday failed to
reach Concord on account of high
water.
On next Saturday at 2 o'clock a
Christmas tree will be at Oak Grove
school house on Route 1. At 6 o'clock
the exercises begin at Beulah.
Rev. J. S. Harris has accepted the
pastorate of Smyrna church and the
time of preaching has been changed
from the third to the first Saturday
and Sunday.
On Wednesday of next week, De
cember 27, at 11 o clock. Rev. J. F.
Davis of Faith will begin a series of
meetings at Smyrna. The public is
invited to attend and take part in the
services. Try to make this Christmas
a real one and not waste the holidays
in frivolity.
A. C. Troutman of Fallstown town
ship, Iredell county, is dead as the re
sult of injuries sustained by being
caught under a bale cotton a it fell
from a wagon.
Wanted. Small water mill in Mont-
ry or adjoining county.
W. C," care of 8tt'rJ:
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rim.
CLERK'S ANNUAL STATEMENT.
NORTH CAROLINA, Stanly County.
T T- & P1'. Chairman Board of
I unty tomm.ssionen of Stanly
county:
1
I . Pursuant to the laws of North Car-
I rmna- 1 herewith make mv anual re
J ?,rt, 'howinr the amount of public
funds m my hands by virtue ami
co:or or my omce.
A fund paid to office by L. B. Aus
tin, attorney in fact for II. W. Au-
Lin, to the use of J. D. Cagle foi
lands bougt at sheriiTs sale
' $19-01
A funtl Paid to offif by R- F. Al
T? u nt'r l of the heir
. 4,"n Almond, deceased. Record
. f settlements, book 4, page
i A fun(l to nm,, h p i
' Smith. 1'om'r- to the in of William
Kowlkes, John Fowlkea, and Jamea
row Ike j. Heeord of settlement.-t,
bo,k 4. page 212. $:I7JU.
A fund paid to omce by the Win
ston-Salem Southbound Railway Com
pany to the use of William Fowlkea.
John rowlkes, and James rowlkea.
tr, VJ.
A fund paid to office by R. E. Aus-
tin, C'om'r., to the use of Ivey I.ittlo
brown Huneycutt, and David nuney
cutt. Record of settlements, book 4
page 217. $24.!.8o.
A fund paid to omce by R. A. Crow
ed, tsm r., to use of Henry and w il
ham RandalL heirs of Mary Thomp
son, deceased. Record of settlements,
bwik 4, page 222. $17.5:1,
A fund Daid to onice hv willis Par
ker, rent from Henry Randall, dee'd.,
to use of Henry Randall and William
Randall. , $:!0.0tJ.
A fund paid to office by G. D. Hun
eycutt, Admr. and J. R. Price, Comr.,
to use of the heirs of W. R. Huney
cutt, deceased. Recsord of settlement.
book 4, pages 2X8 and 312. $ .141
A fund paid to office by T. A. La-
ton, Admr., to use of Kosa Lee l.aton.
Record of setuements, book 4, page
270. J.;.:i.
A fund paid to office by T. A. La
ton, to use of Rosa l.ee Laton. $4.o2.
A fund paid to office by 1. E. Etinl,
executor, to use of Mary McDaniel
and J. M. Sides. Record of settle
ments, btjok 4. page 2".W. 12 IX)
A fund paid to office bv E. H. Bur
ley son, Admr., to use of Billie Burley
4on. Record of settlements, book 4,
page 4.;u. .').o::.
A fund paid to office by George
Thompson, Admr., to use of S. P.
Thompson. Record of settlements.
book 4, page ltl.
A fund paid to office by George
Thompson, Admr, to use of Elizabeth
Redwine heirs. Record of settle
ments, hook 4, page 161 $l.lib.
A fund paid to office by J. H. Mc
Lure, Admr., to use of Adolphus l.am
'.ert, Jennie, Elizabeth, and Grovel
Dunn. Record of settlements, book
!, page 4iiS. $11.04.
A fund paid to office by A. R. Kirk.
Admr., to use of Mollie, Flora and
Pattie Goodman. Record of settle
ments, book Tl, page 5fjt. $lH.;h.
A fund paid to office I y J. C. Little,
Comr., to use of 1 G. Tucker. Rec
ord of orders and decrees, book 1,
page X0. $12H 57
A fund paid to office by C. T. Led
Setter, to use of Jane Burgess.. Rec
rd of settlements, hook 4, page
JIIU. $1.00.
A balance of a fund paid to office
iy Tillman Harwood, to use of heirs
.f Susan Harwood, deceased. Record
f settlements, book 4, pai'e 1 IS. $n
A balace of a fund paidd to office
bv F. G. Turner, Admr., to use of
neirs of David Coble, deceased. Rec
ord of settlements, book 4, page 154
I24.SU
A fund paid to office by P. A. Davis,
Admr., to use of the heirs of John
Spears, deceased. Record of settle
Tietits, book 4, ptige 374.
A fund held for benefit of (ieorge
W. Kendall, lunatic, and now an in
mate of County Home. $f)8.5o.
A balance of a fund paid to office
by Kben lewder, Admr., to use of the
heirs of Sophronia Ixiwder, deceased,
tit cord of settlements, btHik 4, page
:. $l.:w.
A fund paid to office hy E. L. Smith,
executor, to use of J. Walter Smith.
Record of settlements, book 4. pagt
120. 25.1i.
A fund paid to office by C. A. Lentz.
executor, to use of Joe Cutchin and
Lizzie Cutchin. Record of settle
ments, book 4, page 32i. $;7.42.
A fund paid to office by I. R. Bur
leyson. Comr., to use of the heirs of
John Herrin, deceased. Recird ot
settlements, bock 4, page 4 15. $48.27.
A fund paid to office bv E. H. Bur
leyson, Admr., to use of Rosa Led
better. Record of settlements, book
I, page 430.
A fund paid to office by I. R. Bur
leyson ana R. L. Smith, Comrs., to
use of the heirs of Van Hartwick, de
ceased. Record of settlements, bonk
4, page 435. $66.64.
Balance of a fund paid to office by
J. D. love, Admr., to use of tht
heirs of Mathias Love, deceased.
Record of settlements, book 4, page
471. $17-37.
Balance of a f,und paid to office by
J. D. Love, Admr., to use of the heirs
of Hester Long, deceased. Record of
settlements, book 4, page 471. $28.19.
Balance of a fund paid to office by
A. L. Efird, Comr. and Admr., to use
of the heirs of Jacob E. Efird, de
ceased. Record of settlements, book
4, pages 444 and 460. $537.52.
A fund paid to office by G. D. B.
Reynolds, Comr., to use of the heirs
of J. E- Clark, deceased. Record of
settlements, book 4, page 476. $141.30.
A fund paid to office by R. A. Crow
ell, Comr., to use of George Waller.
Record of settlements, book, 4 page
487. 48.2'J.
A fund paid to office by Carrie. Tur
ner on judgment of I. W. Burleyson
against W. E. Tucker. Judgment
docket 3. page 24. $17.S7.
A fund naid to office by J. E. Mann,
Comr., to use of Mamie Teeter and j
Pearl Teeter. Record of settlements
book 4, page 491. 12-h-
A balance' of a fund paid to office
by A. Z. Bowers, Admr., to use of the
minor heirs of G. P. Bowers, deceased,
Record of settlements, book 4, page
507. W OT.
Balance of-a rund paid to office by
R W Simnaon. Comr- to use of the
heirs of Mark Huneycutt, deceased,
V -.1 ..f .u. , ..merit u book 4.
509. 1134,87. N. C. Cranford 1:)
A fund paid to office by R. J Dee, j. T p Nva , ,
guardian, to use of Biltie Hartsell, j j) jV0 :, .
minor. Record of settlements, book m. A. Whitley 25
4, page R20. ,315 J- F- McManus 25
A fund paid to effice by John E. xom Kreeman 2fi
Ie, executor of Daniel Love; to use Charles Christian 2(
of Itha Love, minora. Record of set- Warren Steel. 2ti
tlemenU, book 4, page 654. $343.67. I. . Mann 27
A fund paid to office by Gv D. B.R. J. Ross 27
Reynolds, Comr., to use of J. Frank J J. G. Sanders 27
A rev Record of settlements, book I M. Hatley 27
4 naee 531. $143.48. H. J. Fesperman 27
A fund paid to office ny L. H. Grady, J. E. Gantt 2
Admr., to use of Mamie Motley. Ed Agle ...r 27
Record of settlements, book 5, page Wade I-owder 27
$53.24. 1 Cause Coggin 27
' a ,.nJ n.id to office by I. R. Bur- W. F. Pn.pst
leyson and R. E. Austin. Comrs., to
um of James Swaringen. Marshal!
A 1 sr.n.n. and
Bessie Swaringen,. Record of settle- !
menta, book 4, par" .. J-' .26-.
A fund Pid to omce uy J. K. rrice,:.
Comr. and li. D. Huneycutt, Admr..
. 'f Hiftte B. " Huheycutt.
Record of settlemVrrts; boo 4, pages
2S8 and 812. 16-u-
a t.,A rld tn nfflc b Ossic Hun-
eycutt Sides, Admr., to use of Hattie
f . . ei J ill
B. Huneycutt. Record oi nuami
mtt, Admr., to the use of AfLie Hun-
eycutt, and she hannir diid intestate,
the same is held for i- f tit nf Hurtie
B. Huneyrutt. Record ,f stt;lt m--nt
book 4, paces 2S and ili. $7.." i.
A fond paid to nrfice l y R. A (..-
ell, Admr. of Adelaide Kron. " Rrror.!
of accounts, book 4, pp.,v tttto
A fund paid to office by W. '" Mv
sty in lieu of bond. st.'.i
A fund paid t. orT",e ly (, ;.e,
orpeiy in leu of l,..f(j. '. if.
A balance of a fur,d rtai.i to o Fi - .-.
I. Luther Almond, executor. J-
A fund paid to office by I. I:. Lut
'evson. Comr.. for benefit of .1. I.uth--t
lmond and P. C. Treere. I.'etv.ril ot
ettlements, h.K.k I. page i h. S:h.7;
A fund prud to ..tT.co I.v A hit
Treece for benefit of P-o! E
guardian. i.",c.t.
A fund paid to offi, e by WiHia o,
Mariuard in lieu of bond. jtliioo;
A fund paid to office by Jes.e Ma'
nuard in lieu of bond. s'outi
A fund paid to office by (; -e-t
Manfuard in lieu of bond. " ?.".o it.)
A fund paid to office by J'r- V, iv
R. McLe.-ter, Admr ! j.i. ,.
A fund paid to office by J. V
bry, Admr. $';v!i:.
A fund paid to office by R. A Bvr t'
Comr. ' t-'Sfto.O i.
A balance of a fund naid to oflU.
by Vincenzo Formica. Admr. ..'oni(
A fund paid to office by F. M. Wil
hoit, guardian. $:0 0-.
The following funds are loaned b
the Clerk nf Court as l.'ecclver:
A fund of Cora Whitley, Kosefia
Whitley, and Willard W hitley. Rec
ord of accounts, Iw.ok I, p-aee 2:;i.
and record of receivers, bo k 1. oner
:-'-'!..
A fund for John Paul Hardi-t. i.
Record of accounts, book I. pact
233. i; ft.
A fund for Alma I!crry,..I .ho -ton,
Riifns II. G. Morton, Wm. I..
Morton. Delphia .1. Morton, and Jami-s
D. Morton. Record of accounts. l-o,k
4, page 236. 2 it-,.
A fund for I.illa and Pearl Ulalock.
Record of accounts. Iwv.k I. pace 2.'! .
and record of receiver, book I. mo
0 and 7. .!7o ",o.
A fund for Daniel Kmlv. !; c od i I
accounts, book I, nagc 2:,:i. and r. c on
of receivers, hook I. pag. s I ar I
13. '
A fund for Vas:e Hnnev-'u' aid
Love Huneycutt. Record of u V il".t
book 4. page 210. and record . f n -
ceivers, book. 1, pare in.
A fund paid lo olfi, - ,v .. II. Hun
cutt. Admr. and E. II. Il'uneyctitt, foi
Vassie and Love llimeviait. lo-.
amounts alwive reported- I!. n ,.f
settlements, book 1. pare "IT. : : I H'i.
A fund for I. v. latnl a. d Ted
Smith. Record of accu-its, I. ok j.
page 237. anil record of rt movers.
book 1, pnires S nod 1'. Slijl.i;,.
A fund for Walter P.lal- ck. Ilocor.l
of accr.unts, book 1, page 2-IS. rl tl 7M.
A fund for .la.,ner l.ow.ler. larv
I. -wder. and Cn'mn l.owd. r. K'.-co.-.i
of accounts, Imok, I page 211. $1 ln.Te
A fund for Ingram l.tttle, ljos.-ie
Little. Roxie Little, and Leltie Little.
Record of accounts, bo. k 4, page 21'.
s7.o;.
A fund for Rovie Little and l.et'ie
Little. Record of settlements. I k
I, page 530. S till . P..
A fund for Fri d Brooks ami P.. ,be
Brooks. Record of receivers. ! o k
1, page 15. S i .-..mi.
A fund for Dessie Re.-d. Record id
receivers, Isiok 1. page li. and ri f-.ril
f settlements, book I, page I'.'
A fund for Brack Kimrey arid .1 a
rKr Kimrey. Kecord of r. eeiver..
Ux.k I, iiiiee I'.. ' ft'.i: .'-v
A fund for Colby It. McSwain and
Jasper MeSwain. Ke. ord of r.., eiv. r.
book 1, pace 17. r;."..VI.
A fund for M-s. W: C. C., Mrs.
Sallie Whitaker, Flossie tUi.. Katie
Davis, I.illa P. lUvis frank T !
Cora Davis, L. A. liavis, and Susie
Davis. Rei-oid of i.e,,vc ;.. bo, k I.
page IS. i
A fund for Pros Smith, . .!.!,
Smith, and Mary i'miih. I.Yroul ol
receivers, book 1, page 17o. ..vo.3o.
A fund raid to ollie.. I.v .1. I,. Hat-
ley, Comr., in the sale of the Iaat
I.owder lands, to use of Andrew !.o-a-
ler and Willie Parker. Ifrc.r.l of
special proceedings, book 2, oa.Te
205. S.YJ.SS.
A fund paid to office for Kettle
Smith, Admr., to use Geneva David
son. Record of settlements, Ik. ok 4,
page 403. Sl ;.!.
A fund paid to ofhee by .Mrs. . .ar
Mcl-ester. Admr. ?lft.l:
A fund paid to office by F.. J. Lanier,
Comr. '.ro,Ui0.
The following fees for officers and
witnesses remain in the office and wilt
be paid when called for:
Judgment Docket 2.
Name. Page
A. M. Rice, D. S lx:i
W. K. Boggan, D. S lSy
Walter Pennington 189
Amt.
. 15
.30
2 . (ill
1 . lit)
.99
1.911
. 30
1.05
1 .80
.50
.50
.50
. 50
M. M. Cumber 1x9
G. A. Steadman 191
R. H. Moore l.i.T
M. L. Flow 19:1
W. L. Cotton 201
John Finch 3113
David Casper 201
Willie Napier 201
T. Hussell 201
Inhn Ritchie 201
W. L. Kdwards 201
j"r,,i 1
l")-
X in
4.45
4.15
H5
l.t.a
J. F. Harris 201
Titus Coble 213
Julia White 218
Harvey Atkins 217
John lonard .' 217
C. Nance 219
J. H. Little 220
Cost Docket 1.
Name.
K. L. Barbee . ..
R. L. Hartsell . .
Page.
. 2
2
'. 2
. i
Am
..:
.oi
4
J. I. Ixve
2.10
.till
3.55
.(
. I".0
1.10
2. 10
1 .45 '
2 . 50
.'0
3.10
2.10
2.W5
l.fio
. 311
1. r.o
2. to
. '
i!f...
3.1(1
.55
.55
.55
.30
1'20
1.10
2 10,
1.10
P. Cline
Finch Bruton . .
c.
S. Redfern ..
m. D. Mvera
N. C. Cranford
j. e Ewine
j. a. Ritchie . ..
q. M. Monk
e. L. Barbee
E- L Barbee
d a Morgan
S.nh In. T..lr
s. R. Green
'k, -1.. ;..
1.10
l.lo
1.10
3.00
.00
1.20
3.20
.('.0
2.30
.30
2.1U
2.10
2.20
2.l
l.rtO
P. M. Pickler . 2t
H. - C. Troutman 23
n M Pickler :!0
D. R. Tucker 31
9" w-,PoPlin - 32
r. uee , vc
J. ,T. Harkey 33
J. S. Ewing 37
-H. B. Howie 37
- -""" iL
Paul Eudy 37
.fiO
W. F. Propst 38
V C k iir IA
,
. - "' rY
1 Kill
I- M. Pickler ..
'- - HarrU ..
' H'mse. . .
j v- ' nueir
W. Tur.'.er
! W. ;. Snuires
I I- K. tiantt ...
3! .30 j
40 .W
41 ..:o'
41 .30
41 2.!ll!
42 . 30 1
12 1.10;
13 . Oil1
lo 1.
io l.ftl!
VV . I,, .-.nu-gs
-I. S. Eving .
I. I". I.OVC ..
(IV!L ( ASKS,
f o-l lloi Let 0.
..ir,.
I'ag
Amt.l
2.40 (
3.10
liartil
s.n-rvrr
Little
llart.-cll
. I.
iero
8
111
1 i
21
2.70
M.llttl
Cost Docket I.
V.
M. Wilh.ot
.273
.273
..",' '
1.10
1.10
2. 15
2.10
2. Ill
2. lo
2. lo
4.20
2.10
1 . tr,
1.30
.1.0
1.50
.'!)
.30
.30
.30
4. Ml
1 .75 i
2.10 i
1.65
.50 j
.50 ;
.501
.50 I
. 5li '
1.4- !
5.20
. :iit i
1 .20
l.HM
1. 10 '
. 30 ;
A. I', i'.roome
.'.'atii.m r. plin
W. S. Smith
s. II. Milton
(.. W. I.owder
I.. C. tl .It
I. M. Harvard
.V. I!. 'Ahlte
v . P. Ilroome
T. C. Harris
M. B. Huneycutt ...
J. F. Harris
S. P. Dry
M. M. Hark
f. W. II.Kd
W. F. I'njrst
Unnie Little
I- A. Ferguson
I. B. Taylor
. S. Tiii ker
icrge lieid
I. II. Helms
Ivey Burleyson
I. uther Burieyson ...
lorathan Burleyson
s. II. Burlev.,on
M. I. Brooks
M. A. Nioding
t:. .1. Ross
' ha' ley Louder .-. . .
L. Krird
J. C. Hall
II. M. Ivkler
.27fl
.27o
.2.7
.277
.279
.279
.2M)
.20
.20
.2-0
. 2S0
.2X1
.2S1
. -2s
.23
.!
. 2X3
.2M
. 2 I
. 2 I
In tiie rn;ittr of V. N. Sinipt.n s.
i-u V. .cv, Adrnr. f James I. Lf-e,
If cciisr l, f-.s hnv been paitl into thv
'tiYic fr the wit m-sses named clw,
'-it a iiitiin ha. ii.ir iM-i n mndi t
; t lav th- !iit of v t. tlicse fees will
rvit n. jaul until thi motion is har.J:
(osl Ii)cLt 1.
N" vine. Page. Amt.
Alien Hill 25 2.70
William West 2X5 4.4o
vV. II. Lee 2X5 1.10
F. II. L ily 2x5 3.30
Titus Kimiev 4. 10
las. W. Mnith s-; 4.30
.'I. !'.. illaloek 21 l.5
I ge V. l.ee X.i 5.30
!t. I' Thompson 2xn 5.20
I". . Ilalhcoek 2xd I f...
llettie Fudy JXll 5. till
M. .u. 'I'iiompo.i 2.d 5.20
I!. T. i!la!o,k 2X11 2.X5
Frank llud-on 2X"i 2.70
(osl Darkel I.
.1. M. Peeler 2xH 1.10
F. Al. llovett 2x8 1 . 10
A. D. Si utts 2S 1.(31
K. .1. Ross 2il .110
I . M. Pickler 2x:l 2. lo
i,. A. Hancock 2X. .:t0
V. (I. Snuggs 2X.I .30
.1. F.. Kwing 2X1 H. -10
I. A. Teeter 28.1 I . 10
.1. S. l'lird 2X;I 2. 10
II. A. I. aw, I, r 2.-9 4.25
I. S. ll.inevcjtt -Jv.t 4.20
('. !'. llall.c.ck 2x9 5.30
I. W. Fti'd 2. mi 4.20
' r. K. Forrest 2.W 1.20
Win. Lev 291 .30
.i. i:. Moss : 29i 2.5o
T. A. M. ss 291 2.53
II. T. PtlTis 292 1 .05
It. F. Hlllieveuit 292 1.70
.1. S. ''ravlo 292 I. Ml
U . K. llr..tto,i 232 1 .80
c. ('. ( ravfon 292 1.8o
I W. (I. Snuggs 293 .1.0
Ib-lma Tvs on 293 .iio
T. R. Forrest 293 1.20
I I. .kc Duke 293 2. Xti
I l.lovd I.e.- 233 1.70
.l. t. ( aul.le 293 3.80
i ller.rv liroi me 2':'. 4.03
i. A. Dane .ck 233 ..till
.Mm 'irillith 293 .bo
A. W. Green -'':!
.1. E. Aut.ian 234 'J.'iO
Funds ordered loaned by the court
are secured hy real estate mortgages
and personal security.
-Ir'-Iier o; lo.son ale r.eo on ur.u.-i.v
in the banks of Stanly county.
Respectfully submitted,
A. P. HARRIS.
Clerk Superior Court.
Swo-n to and subscribed before me.
This Dec niber 4, 131 1.
T. S. PARKER.
Cl.m. Board of Co. Commissioners.
The above report has been exam
ined by the Board of County Commis
sioners and county attorney, this the
llitli day of Dicembcr, 1911, and
found correct, and the same is hereby
approved and ordered published.
T. S. PAKKKR.
A. F. MABRY.
Z. D. CiKitilN.
Commissioners.
R.
L. SMITH.
County. Attorney.
The house of Rev. W. H. Hudson at
Davidson burned Sunday morning.
The parents and their seven children
had narrow escape, losing rvery-
thing. A relief fund of $250 was
made up for the family, and will
probably be added to.
itn ct
MITGS
You're coming, too, aren't you,
to see us about ordering those
CIRCULARS and BUSI
NESS CARDS?
Step iip-talk it over.
V ,
Fine Cliristmas
A 3-year sul'srnpiitm to
Patterns r rf f. oul( rit-liphr snv lady who is nof alrevdv T I
tifii rtis r xr-c.
!lin( fit s bes
ihsi titM-rs win
pctnnj! fit s best of eli Fashion if.a7incs of its class. 'All
siibsi rilM rs ho .v up and
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f
eira-ihi:t is. SI.5U tor The Eutrrfirise and MrCall's. A,
Copies may In- seen in our pffii e. C t in your order at jC
onre.
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NEW
KfondyKa
Having Imtoihi' mviit rs of the Klonrivke ileat
Ifarket, e re ; ctfu'lx solicit p;it ronaift from all
tvho want nice, uliole-oiiie, eli an, lieallliv anil 'lie
el.oiei t t f ini atx, (.M-iiif, ofi r-i, fffi-'f, pausarjjp,
an. I thv like f .r their
. lease, ttliii our servie
les a market eati yive.
j AGLE a DAV.S, Prop's.
To the Good Farmers of Southern Stanly:
our x.w M,iis I v i ;i; vn:v mills"
are iniu- i.ji. ii for liiixiiii xs ami wmiM great
ly a'.ee. ate a .i.l lii.i of M.ur ' usloiil.
I.ott'! up y i.r wat'oii
to Uoekv l.'iver an. I let
1 1 if mo -I eoiiiiete lloiil',
ill lite eoiitttv. 'I'Iii-m'
help lite fanners ;is well as the mill
(live lliem a! rial tin. I ue v.illtiil lie
J. J. DAVS3f Head Miller.
J. A. HATHCOCK, Proprietor.
The First Step to Good Digestion.
. l'oihI .-tut i
I
l i lieweil will sooiii
r or
. Poor Testii Cannot Gliew Food Properly. -
(iutinl vll your teelli. 'I'liey are pi ieelexs treasures.
II ' I Ley are I .;ii 1 Lro to a oi,il ilenlist ami Lave tlietn
lixeil liiltl, tin matter wi.at tin' eost.
ll your teeth are eooil, keeji tin
tooth powder, j tiste or Inpm
1 1 1 1 1 1 it r tu select In. 'ii
Iw
J
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Paste is a most sat.-faelory
removes I hi" taller, iolixh(s
( ur tooth lir'l:es are well nunle ami nri: fouml in all
shapes, sizes ami irraih s of lu txtle. Ve liave them
in soft, mediuiu, ami hard lnistles that will not shed.
Hall's Pharmacy.
Th Rcxall Store.
Free to Our
! wis - "t"o a
I USsf' iff tnP I
I Vsi ' I g S 1 9
'Mil
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f ' I' ! ..
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f 'V" I
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Present for a Lady. '
Aii Cull's .faizine' and . 3
one ear in advance to Th y
-r.mtiniit;ort nv payinp only out 6V
-
6
. J
ieet Market.
Ii.liles. We ave liere 'to -
will yuaiaiitee to nil ' the.
U'e uant vonr onlers.
lis
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i;
i
liiaiti, ilrne ilowii
our uiMler x
meal ami l
.1
mills
are uere
It)
Ii
.i:
If llie li.ittle. I'"ooil not llioroililll-
laler eatixe xlojnaeli troulilo.
m so 1 1 v 1181112 a trooil W
every dav.- We have a
Kexail Tooth Powder or
one,
am
1 1 is an antiseptic,
cleanses.
I
Subscribers.
A pair of these fine
8'inch Tension
Sheras given FREE
to every subscriber,
to The Stanly En
terprise who pays
up all arrears and
one year in ad
vance, and to every
new subscriber pay
ing for one year.
The Scissors are
guaranteed for two
years. Include 5 f
rpnts pxtrn for i
postage if you
want them mailed,'
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