The State Dispaich.
County Exhibit for 1908
To the tax payers of Alamance County, North Carolina, |
Greeting: , . j 1
Below you will find an itemized statement and sum- j
mary of the expenditures of Alamance county s taxes for |
the focal year, 1908, by the Board of County Commission-1
ers of Aismance county, N, C., showing each ch^ge separate- j
ly Bnd the agregate amount of each charge for its r^pective |
month, also class of accounts and including the grand total
for all the class totals for the iiscai year beginning Dec. 1st, j
1907. and ending Nov. SOth, 1908. Uso the amount of
orders allowed for each month and to whom and tor what
paid, itemized as follows:
Home of Aged and Infirm,
Dec. 2, 1907.
sewing, etc.,
A. M. Hadle^r by ooe pair pants,
J. M. Thompson 28 days cooking at 50c,
I). E. McBane by tobacco, snuff and sugar,
W. J. Kicks by cotton goods, cheese, clothe, etc., ►
Graham Hardware Co. by Plow points, wrench and lime,
Burlington Drug Co. Drugs, etc. for inmates,
A J. Marshburn Co. by molasses, cabbage, sugar, etc.,
W. D. Wood.-5 by three cords wood,
J31.70
4.90
14.00
3.4?.
10.04
1.95
6.46
21.11
9.00
^102.58
Simon Ibompson, Supt. by ooe month, salary f‘25.00, and paid
for oil, wood and molasses, |16,0o |36.05
Bum Brot^kvvell by 29 days cooking at 50c per day,
Burlington Drug Co. by medicine for inmates,
Guthrie & Guthrie by load wood, il.OO, 397,40 lbs coa] at $4.50
per ton,
W. J. ^ficks by shoes, coffee, brown outing goods, eto.,
Graham Hardware Co. by one churn, two axe |iandies,
A. M. Hadley by six pairs .shi>es, hoes, laces an^ dress goods,
A. J. Marshburn Co, by slioes, tobacco, snuff, pant goods,
meal etc.,
Dec. 14, Jas. M. Buckner by one pair blankets and one quilt,
14.50
3.10
90.42
17.31
1.30
11.55
10.19
1.50
$185.92
January 6, 1908.
Simon Thompson by one month saiary, ^25 00, by. four shoate,
three loads wood, etc.,
Jno. Brockwell by 34 days cookin at oOc per day,
Burlington Drug Co. by Drugs, etc. for inmates,
Guthrie & Guthrie by 2,2050 lb' coal at §5.00 per ton,
W. J. Xicks by dry goods, groceri^-.s, etc.,
Stokes Gryines Grocery Co. by one box meat,
A. J. Marshburn Co. by ^.otfeo, shipstuff, etc.,
(55.54
" 17.00
15.aO
55,12
7.90
24,80
4.70
1180.16
Fehruav 3, 1908.
Simon Thonips(!t!, Supt, by one month salary, §25.00, two loads
wood §3.50, cutting ten c!;rci.>, $o 00, ^33.5('
Bum Brock \veil by cooking at county lionie 29 days at 50c
per day, 14.50
Burlington Drug Co. by Dnig,« furnished for inmates, 9.15
Graham Coffin c't Ca.sket Co. bv coffiius for Terry Tarpley aad
W. Holt, ' ' 10.00
A. J. Marshburn Co. by four bags bran for county home, 5.40
W. J. Nicks l>y sugar, beef, outting, oil, tobacco, etc., 3 75
Graham Drug Co. by Drugs fur ii![nat">, 6.SO
^83 10
March 2, 1908.'
Bimon Thompson !>y one moiuli salary, ^25.00, other expenses,
$3.75, ^28,70
Bunn Brockwell by 28 days cooking at county home at 50c
per day, 14.00
Burlington Drug Co. bv Drugs for county home inmates, 9,45
Graham Hardware Co. by one barrel lime 1.10
\V. J. Xicks by beans, shirts, bran, sugar, beef and tobacco, 17.71
A. J. Marshburn Co. by three pairs .^hoes, shirting, oil, etc, 10.75
Graham,;Drug Co. by Drugs furin'shed inmates, 5.25
?86.9G
April 6, 1908.
Sinion Thomp.son by one m'-nth Sup't. paid for meat, wood, etc
Bunn iirockweil by 30 days cf»oking at county hume
D. E. McBane l>y tobacco, brooms, potatoes, etc.,
W. J. Ficks &y shipstuff, meat afjd onions,
8toke.s-(:Jrymes Grocery Co. by one box fatf)acks,
A. J. Marshl)urn Co. by meat, bran, bed tickiug, etc.
Guthrie tfe Cuthrie by 13,200 lbs coal
G.^'uham Coffin & Casket Co. b'y one coffin for lioltt. Fuller,
W, J. Nicks by flour, vinegar, etc.,
A. M. Hadley by 1074 yards goods at 5c,
Burlington Drug Co. by Drugs for inmates.
^34.75
18.00
8.42
10.18
36.65
12.41
33.00
5.00
5.45
3.70
24.90
May 4, 1908.
Simon Thomp.son, Supt. by one month salary and feed, etc.
J. M. Thompson by 28 days cofjking
D. E McBj ine by driei;] fruit, meat, etc.,
Graham Hardware Co. by coffee pot, wash pan, etc.,
Guthrie & Gutrie by three bags guano,
\V. J. Nicks by (ivs bags guano, coffee, peaches, etc.,
JuxK 1, 1908.
Simon Thomp.son, Supt. by one months salary, sugar, pota
toes, etc.,
J. M. Thompson by 28 days cooking at 50c,
Burlington Drug Co. by prescription
Graham Drug Co. by prescription
Jos. A, Isley & Bro. Co. by shoes; matting, wire, bucket, etc.
A. J. Marshburn Co. merchandise,
NV. J. Nicks by white beans, H.sh, sugar, etc.
D. E. AIcBane by matclies, oil, bucket and tobacco,
192.46
§34.50
14.00
13.03
3.89
6.60
40.50
1112.52
?35.68
14.00
19-85
1.85
13.17
4.69
8.28
5.33
July 6, 1908,
A. J, Marshburn Co, by groceries, etc.,
Stoke.s-Grymes Grocery Co. by meat, for county home,
Burlmgton Drug Co. by prescriptions filled
Simon Thompson by amount paid for cutting wheat, pay lor
tobacco, ? 1 /
Simon Thompson by one months salary,
A. M. Thompson by 36 days cooking at 50c,
w pickles, vinegar, hose^ etc.,
M . J. JNicks by groceries for county home.
fl02.85
September 7, 1908.
SimoD Thompson, Supt. by salary $25.00, and freight $2.29,
Buflinglon Drug Co. by prescriptions,
J. W. Thompson by 32 days cooking at 50c j)er day,
A. J, Marshburn Co. by teas,, knives and forks,
Stokes-sUrymes Grocery Co. by one bag coffee, $11.70, one box
octagan soap. $3,90,
W. J. Nicks by clothe, suuff, guano, meat, etc.,
Stokes-Grymes Grocery Co. by one barrel sugar,
Graham Drug Co. bv prescriptiocis filled
D. E. McBane by snuff, tobacco, brooms, salt, etc., '
'27.29
16.00
1.15
15.60
17.05
20.22
1.85
4.66
October 5, 1908.
Simen Thompson Supt. by one months salary, extra expenses,
C. H. Tbompson by painting 94^- .squares at 10c,
J. W. Thompson by 30 days cooking at county home,
A. J. Marshburn Co. by merchandise for county home,
Stokes-Grymes Grocery Co. meat, etc.
D, E. McBane by vinegar, sausage, oil, snuff, etc,,
Graham Hardware Co. by washboards, glass, naiis, etc.,
W. J. Nicks by five pairs shoes, iiose, chee.«e, pins, etc.,
Burlington Drug Co. by Drugs,
November 2, 1908.
G, O. Thomp.son by 28 days cooking at county home
Simon Thompson by one months .salary as Supt.,
BurliaMtdo Drug Co. by prescriptions for inmates,
A, J. Marshburn Co. by shoes, meat, cheese, tobocco, etc.
Graham Hardware Co. by 18 gallons paint and two brushe.s,
W. J. Nicks by cheese, snuff, tomatoes, fish, etc.,
D, E. McBane by tobacco, soap, oil, lard and meat,
R. J. Hall by one c-ar of coal. (76,100 lbs) j^3.95 pei' ton,
Outside Poor.
Dj-:cf:mber 2, 1907.
4,115.52
$29.20
9.45
15.00
8.89
31.50
3.65
3.06
11.45
13.15
1125.35
$14.00
25.00
15.10
14.06
13.00
13.25
3.00
150.29
$247.70
$6.-30
29.09
8.20
12.72
25.00
18.00
1.97
7.09
Bellemont Store .Co.
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December 14, 1907.
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Rich Furniture company
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Emily Turner
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John Weaver
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David Herbin
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Jas, A Murray
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Rebecca Isley
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Sallie McBride 7 50
Jas. Collins and wife 12 00
Nancy H Jones 3 00
Thoo. Foster 6 00
MrsFIorence Martin 10 50
$51.00
$108,37
August 3, 1908.
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Hartwell Sharpe 4 50
Lizzie Huffiines 6 00
Belie Tarpley 3 00
Harriet Trolinger 3 00
Silas Tabscott 2 00
Sallie Raines 4 50
Lizzie Huffines 6 00
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I John R. Hoffman I
^ Burlington, N. G
I Sellars BIdg.|
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it’s Sales that Makes a Business Flounsh
Advertising creates a demand, but it requires quality to
maintain it.
Our Business Has nourished
through several years. Is not that pi oof enough to you that
you find quality in our goods?
Actual merit alone has increased this trade and wiU con
tinue to do so.
Burke Furniture & Undertakiiig Co.
now A WOfttN IN N C. STAnra IN
BUSINESS WITH ONLY OE DOUAR.
pKH
at Scftrc^
llluevra
^ Bulgaria is 1
to a peasaot
the world hasl
times. There!
Slave who is u|
[j of land upon \i
of which he gt
[i t>y bis own lab
; X/arge iandol
Icnown. The
J^the: country arJ
birth or descent!
not be counted
Kto fche standard!
licouDtries.
The small laj
Itjie vast naajorit
Ittre peasant bon
|3?hey are extrei
ire content with|
?ear the .same
Irom year to yes
2oats inside out]
le oeasoD.
While famllie
’^ peasants sleep ii
mats stretcht
ley live under
id discomfort
rerman or Fr^
jlerate for a w
Itanding their dj
jplest sanitary
jrow up sinularlj
Moreover tnej
Irritation caused!
|rs, overworked I
|he spectacle of i
ifflueuce and eas
sssity to curtail]
Lich men are bla
I was told I
fer in Sofia who
lyears in the couij
[ed greatly wbelli|
imen in atl the
lad net incomes I
Wonii
[he Aches and
pear if the Adi
man is I
A womai-'s ba|
[nd pains.
Most tinjos 'tid
'';f;">B:ickaGljy is rcJ
Tltat’s why D]
it.
Many Ntjilli
Liiow til is.
Bead what ond
Mrs Nellie BeiJ
North Try on Str^
ipiscopal Cliurcl
Bays; “.I used Dl
ind they have iJ
P^iian an} thing eLJ
teprocured thetn at[
|sed them for niyj
?hicb have causef
hd misery for a
’he use of this r^
juefited me,”
_^ i|For sale by
cents. FosJ
|;^uffaJo, New Yoi
K*e United Slatesj
, liemtiniber the
id take no othurl
She is now independent and cares nof hoyr bad
times are. Can be done by others.
A woman in North Carolina started in business with only 1 dollar
and now has an income of morn than 200 dollars a week,
Oiie day she saw an advertisement iu a monthly story paper of
‘‘WICKE'S SWISS HERB TEA” stating that it was the BEST REM
EDY ON THE MARKET for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Troub
les and while she had been troubled with ;dl these complaints for more
than 7 years, she wrote to the Mtsnnfacturer for a 22 cent package, which
she used careful accroding to the directions. After one weeks use she
found that all her complaints had left her and she told the p^ple, who
had known her as a very sick lady, what she had used. All who . saw
the wonderfull change in her condition, asked her to get them a package,
and she sent one dollar to the Manufacturer of the Tea and asked him to
send her as many packages as he could afford for the one dollar.
She got 8 packages which she sold at 25 cents each, which gave her
a pi’ofit of one dollar on her investment, aiid 25 sample packages, which
she di.stributed to other people and asked them to try this wonderful
Herb Tea.
A week later she went to all these people again and asked them if
they had tried the Tea and what they thought of it, and to her surprise
she got an order for a package from every one of these, they all siiid “the
Tea is wc rful.” She at once sent for 100 packages and kept on dis
tributing samples and sold them all in a weeks time, and then she gent
for 500 packages and now she h^ 50 other ladies and men working for
her, selling “Wicke’s Swiss Herb Tea” from house to house, and North
Carolina has never been in so healthy condition as she is now; the ciall
for a Doctor is only in rare ca.ses or accident. A Druggist offered her
the other day $10,000 for her Agency, but she d^lined his offer.
Anyone, who has a little push and energy can do as wall as she and
while there are a few Agencies still ppen_, we advise all who wants to
budd up an independet business, to write to ll, FELDSTEIN, 1375
Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., and send him a Money Order for one or
more dollars to secure the Ager cy of their town. Write tosday if you
want to ouild up your ewn business and be independent*
Our Wondei
Weekly.
Gail Hamilfon
-shje said that if tl«|
|y railways on
iuld have been a]
lolumbus to l)u\
)nly by iherailw^
lificent di.stanceh b
^ correct was Ci
ilil'arrollton, th‘
|:|lgners oi‘ the Dec!
[Hendence, when, o
»t shovelful of
pway oi the Ui
intended to ca
ight; the Balti
iai.Tsed, “I cot
ni only to tha
he Declaratioi
lecond even to t
,3823. ButEi
&ad of us in railw
(ieinning. Even
ir start than wc
fit we imjx»rted n
lotives and cars,
which they w
fien to run them,
ivena, Peter Co(
> Matthias Bald'
^eir various fieldi
id in their varioi
[>undatioDS of a
hich is today, in
l^mpl^ness, far
ty other half a d
le yrprld com bint
mm