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Burlington i;
1400.00'
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2750.00 i
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5000,00;
of Mebane
12500.00
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rvflham, N. C., June 3rd.
r^leUrd of County Commis-
■ of Al^manc^ County .inet
^%’Conrt House on the ab9ve
»^ • „ r^aular monthly meeting,
o’clock a. m. with the fo>.
members present: ^
' \v H. Turrehtine '
t'e. Barker . - ^
£ L. Dailey
, T. Williamson being ab-
bridge be »eonsideredf at
'M next melting of. this Boai;!.
Vust Co
n: c.
5azi. »v^' rf’ TV^as
y SeUsirs
(Tjhs D Johnson
H Brows
lers.
11 kinds of au-
Ihe most satis-
|e but skilled
5u give us an
Idency of GUI fijs
in the line of
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PANY I
. N. a m
It's RCt
May 1st and. nor
least fault of my
easing for the past
d I am gping to
Ople is the only
ices tell others if
:k.,
ngerous thing to
rouble yoxi should
eyes and explain
eeman Drug Co.
s of each ^e^k.
inston,
a list. ,
N. C.
NDSEY
IBER
!ty.
ington
N. C.
with - a frightfu} ^
ik. 1 had spells 20
wreathe or spe^k-fof
. Mv doctor conl«J cotjie ?
R. ICfNO’S
,,,^tpon motion W. H.'Tu^rren-
f.^was elected Chairman. pro-
The following busmes^ was
'^nTde^ed: That Chas. ■ J. Ed--
^•ards be relieved of poll tax he
That Walter R. Har-
re relieved of tax oh‘; 32 acres
Jnaod valued at $512.00 same
„„vinvrbeen erron^usly. Jistprf.
"oSied; ThatCaJvin^,M:9r.-
be refunded tax on ^00,06
the same having been ei-rone'ou^-
]' t (i ' . * ■ ^ I * ^ ■
*-Q;^ered:; That John ShatiterTi
j be relieved of t^x on 49;acr^s
of land valued , at ^ si^me
,:rroiitousiy listed. . j-
‘ordered: ' Thsit the ’ of
J H. Tarpley Sapt. o-f. County
Vonie be received and filed.
“'Ordered: ' That the report of
[ir Geo. W. Long bej receiv^
ar;d Hied. ' ;
Ordered: That the'arhount of
;^ven dollars turned in by -J." H.
farpiev Supt of the Cdunty home
-Vr ti'.e saie of straw be turned
ov^er TO the s County; Treasurer to
credited to the. Road fund. ,•
Ordered; • Thai A. S. McBafte
ronu'any be allowed five dollars
lur coffin- for Chas. Bradsha;v«-i, 1 *,
* It is ordered, by thi^ Board the
Superiiuendant of the Roads be
instructed to take the road force
and grade the Road! f roni Ala*,
mance Factory to the' L. 'Banks'
Holt home place in Coble ,li>.wi|4
s.hip ready for the macadam, as
soon as possible. : . '
Ordered: That W. 0. Curtis
be permanently relieved oft poll
tax and road duty on account of
infirmities.
Ordered: "^hat the petition
from citizens in Cobles jtownpliip
asking for a ptiblic rosCd begin
ning at some large hickory trees
on the new road opened up run
ning from Albert Isleys, Gi*over
Shotfners and others be received
and advertised and the' Supt. of
roads is instructed to investigate
the same and report to this Board
at its next meeting when, the
same will be heard. /
Ordered that the petition irom'
citizens in Thompson township
by T. A. Morrow and others ask
ing for a new road beginning at
or near Mr. J. A. Mays mail box
on the Saxapahaw road and run
ning West to the Graham and
Saxapahaw road South of the-
bridge over Meador creek near
Mr, Thompson's be filed and the
Supt. of roads is authorized to in
vestigate the same and report to
this Board at its next meeting
when the matter will be heard.
Ordered: That the petitiji
from citizens asking for a pub i
cartway to be opened up a. to
We lands of William Shaw, J. T.
Vvrenn, W. S. Bennett,* J.
Barber, G. T. Keck. 'D.'D. M'icir-
at^ G. T. Sutton, Jas,i.t$at(5tiS.u.
2i^d Nash Price and exteuo i>r-
Hicks creek to R. A.- Thonip«,uii
^tore at Altamahaw, N. C. ,.U-
fifed and advertised and'the-Sdpt.'
01 roads is instructed to investi
gate the same arid report to -this
^oard at its .next meeting, when
ihe matter will be acted' upon. •
Ordered; That J. H. Tarpiey'
^upt of the county home be and
■s instructed to receive as an in
flate of the County Horhe' Currie
Wxon. . .
„ Ordered: ThatJ. H. Tarpley
?upt. of the County home be and
;3 instructed to receive Kate Wal-
as an ihmate.
.It is ordered: That the peti
tion filed by Mr. J. H. White
arid other citi?:ens in regard to
™ange in the road from Swepson-
to Hawfield near Mr. Whites
nouse be received and filed and
matter be placed in the hands
Ab. Fogleman Supt. of
Koads for adjustment and settle-
tf^ent and his section in th^ mat-
a final settlement,
io the Board of County Com-
“'Jssioners of Alamance County:
ioiir committe visited the, place
viewed the location for the
^ndp across the Alamance
Week below Swepsonaville andaf-
^King.all things'into consid-
^^tion you? cominitte^ would
fecommendihat a,.^t;ee! bridge
a l2^Qot 8]^5 be ereo-
^ above b^h watei^da the', a-
^ of ^e committ^'‘ S '
iclerk to
tiito w inatructed io adyer^
for bub for a 125 loot spftin
S
tfe next meftijng of this
ir Oreered: |Tfeat th4 mat’
bndge near Mr? Getfrg^ R^g^.,
be laid over until the next meet
ing of tbis 'Bosirdf and H. Tur-
jentme andthe Supt. of roads
be appomted a committee to ih-
the same and report to
this Beard at its next meeting,
In the matter of Public Cart-
sw^ay J. G. Ma.y%.miatl box to Oak
pump on G%yF!, iGrutchfields
line: It is oM^d lOiaf the re-
pprt be rejeetea and.tihat as par-
Jies have all ago^i that- said C.
yy. May haye opened as! his agree
inent: It is so upon par
ties paying $7 60 :dkiAages and
May to ojpen saad s^d;; ;
The out side pc^r li^ was ; re
vised and thfe usuil ; allowances
made. . ;
The Bosffd adjbuni^d to meet
the firsp^onday^ ii>' Jiijy.
: V iCferk; to ;iiie Board.
f:
[Growdet?
Our neiig|bbi|fedp |^ very
■UMii
Green & Me€I^e Furuilure Co.
-■ Mti!-.?.' I ■"if , ■ it
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bors Mr. ; 1 who lived
ih Liberty^;’6f typhoid
fever contra;0t6d WhiMn the east
selling fruiit tfeesi; ;He was bur
ied in Liberty'Ma|: 3l,k, 1912 by
the Junior Ojrder ^f Which order
he was a miE^ber.i Euneral by
the pastor oj the Bkpti3t church
of that placj^. He leav#^a de
voted wife and one child, 2 broth
ers, 2 sisters and some half sis
ters and brdthers/i ahd rnany
friends:behind. . They a!ll have
our sympathy. • '
The nice shower^refreshed our
hearts and crops last Sunday ev
ening,’ the ground was getting
Very ary. . • -
Some of our heighbors went
iHshing a few days ago andiiaught
a nice lot of fish. Good. '
I Qdite a number of our t>eople
attended the Children's day ser
vice at Pleasant Hill church last
Sunday of which service they
give highest honors and praise.
What has becorpe of our road
man Mr. Fogleman? Oar roads
ar4 ^d yet. { J
' Pi)iem are ripe. Charrfes
are ripe. “Oh" give the* b^
one is the old familiar saying
which we have not been able to
do fdr many years until this
year.
Tell No. 7 that he can live on a
few cherries and it won’t be long
.until he can gather a few black
berries for the “orphans" he so
often speaks of.. .Ther^f is plen
ty of peaches but fewl 4pj|les
with us.
Some havig begun harvest cut
ting earli. We think harvest
Will be on in f good time. Every
thing appears to be on time if
not a licijie early.
of' ^Grabaipa. ^ ’'W,'-;'
' ' ' . ii-fi!. -.if*-;,'! .('■ i'i.ii.jv h'/,. !
reciateihe platrpjia^:
pie of Alpndtte^; Co; ,
^re giving ’ Thek aim h^s
4ways been to give tlieir^
mers perfect, s?itisfaMbiiiri'i||66ds
and prices and the liberal p&trihr'.
age they have reqely^ed; jjb’pj^
How the people! appreciate' tiici, ^
sq^ajn^deal., , :
They have ii?\^e® j ,befqre.had ai
larger stock than this S'pniig‘ana
are prepared to five die ,Neatest
¥aWeS fbr tii6 money levtfr givdn
in the County. See them hetoi^
;,■! sr >. M: 1- r 'hi;i i;lM : 1 . ' MV’ !,!;* ♦ . ■ .
...i:.,,Ii =1 you .buy.
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71 n;.
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Mi,;-■■ sltri/; ^
r ‘ ^^ % the’i*kpn-tiv^’to'rUn^;the
ctildVAte shalld^, ’pftieh ;if you w^uit,
,;r .ihCfCMsei^ii|!ii|^
in the oaF^erSv viB^y^t^he? Bc«e ahiliet
■ V •• ■ ' • 41' ^} IV-1 ■ ji ' • \ Jf' tr {J ^
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.tb© grm ■ high: pr..*:
falter Av Wobd/15^ yeacsi^
DQught ; jsjacfc gc^ for many
te-cohiei*rCost l^ fm upkite^;, S''’!,!
'yy ‘2.S00‘Sdctidfts"fit'^al*5^^ hig.fsitiwWir^
I HayrE^res^esy tPeed C Shclkl^S^'fiQeSi’shdVifels, i
foirks '■ ^ Best! 5dc/ loijijg handte sh6vd ipWii;:wh^
I t »
f.vl'j-t ■, 'i ) I
M Jofi. H, Freielarid* ■ ,• c it. >M.aydr."'* ,
W. iP.t i JreIand, , , ., Aldermam, First Ward.
, l?i 3.( Fauc€(ttej ,t 1 H M , Alderman, > Firgt^WardJ ,
A. A. Apple, . i. ,( ,, . I .M.Alderman, • i .Secopd Ward,
fliynn B.; Williamsop, , , ,. iAl^ermap, Second ?S^(ard.
,H.(;C, I$tOUtii ' I ' '/
;, J. G. Rogers, ,
Eugene Holt,
J, L. Scott,
Jas. P. Montgomery.
E.rS, W. Dameron, .
i Dr. L. A. Walker,
^ J. L. Patillo,
i A. Ai Eussell,*'
i W. f: 4mick, '
I L. P. Shephei'd,
; Jerry Sellers,
j John A. King,
^ R. J^ Hall,
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Alderman, Third Ward.
. - Aiderman, , Third /Ward.
Alderman^ Fft«nh Ward,
Alderman, Fourth W’ard.
Secretary & Treasurer. ,
City Attorney..:- .
City Health Officer.
Chief Policc. '
TaX^Coll^ct6r and Policse." J
Niglit Police.
Cemetery Keeper—White Cemfeier
, Cfemetery fC€fsper--Col. Cemeter\
Street Commissioner.
, City^caverfger.^ ... •
BOASD.OFSEDUdlkTION.' * ■ ;
B. R. Sellers, J. W. Catfes, feugetie^Hblt,^ •T, S. Faycette,
0. P. Shelton, Jos, A. Isley, Jas. -P. Mohtj^omery.
^ 'wAfE&^LIGHII;^ P5weR dOMte
R. M. MbrroW,' ‘ ■ llugenis Holt, J. Ei Scott, ’ ‘ '
Thi thih^' td;:i:»eMBM^
body ;iS;;^;:RiefjEect-fitt^ ■
.Hla^e;’yo:u/ribt^^«i hoiw
lopk ;m^e;|)t "I
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No. 108
N6. 144
Nd. 22
S«iidi«ra Railwar Paiseager Sdi^ole
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8:12 A. M>
10:20 A. M.,
5:00 P. M.
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No. 21
No. 139 :
No. 131
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Fails in Faint After Whipping
Norfolk, Va,, June 5.—A sen*
sa' ion was ci'cated today at the
Chapel-Stre^t school when Joe
Tuschmari, a fifteen-year-old boy,
after being whipped by Miss Gol
die Andersorr, leache: n the fifth
gratiej fainiej on the street and;
was carried to St. Vincent’s hos
pit^l ip ap un^on&ciijus condition.
It was several hours before he
ivas r^’iv^d by sthe physicians
and jpronounced out o| danger.
it'was firi,t. reported that Miss
,Ander^iA»n.h^,chucked the boy,
and tMt this Caused ’him to sink
into Mpconsciousness. The boy’s
parents imn»eidiately'filed a com-*
plaint against, the teacher with
thd school board asking an inves;
tigation., Examining physicians;
however-declare that there was
sbsqlutely no indications that the
boy had been choked or injured
in any way to cause the unconsci
ousness. They declared that ov
er-excitement was responsible
for the boy fainting.
An investigation showed that
Tuschman yesterday declined to
perform his drawing lesson and:
Miss Anderson attempted to w hip
him. The boy resisted, and finally
after a long struggle,' succeeded
in breaking away from the teach
er. He bolted for home. He was
a square or more from the school
when he fell in the faint, How
ever, in deference is the wishes
of the parents, the ^ard has or
dered an investigation.
92 Takes Bridle »f 55.
Albany, N. Y., June 7.—Miss
Elizabeth Geer, 55 y^ara old*;of
Wate?viiet and EJdward. Boypi'^r
snanr* lyears .old, of Port JSjchuy-
ler, wone^in^rieu
home|{f (til© /feride^,
a romnce, which
a i^eaithy,
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Mr, Bowerman, who
ilhiJ •
Gel ia thei Diipatch Contoal!
Post>QfHce Honn.
^neral Delivery^of Mail 7:00 a. m. to 7:M K m
7:00 A; M. to 6:00 P. M: 4
wear
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thos^ you secure
iieauttf 111 $18.lttO paiterns, they oea^-
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Sunday Hours.
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7^00 ?.|m: to^’^130 P. M
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cycle, a Pony and cartv and . ine othej| beautiful PF|z(|s. Who e
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