VOLUME XV.
Reporter and Post.
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DANBURY. N. C.
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KATEH ar MMBiniOI;
One Year, paoable In advance, fl.so
Six Months, i 73
MATES OP ADVCRTIAIKti:
•ne Square (ten linen or 1 tUn0,......91 00
Per each additional lusertion 0
Contract* for longer time or moi e »pace can be
■aade In pn>p**rti«»n to tbe above rate*.
Transient advertiser* will be exuteted to remit
accerdiog to thene rates at the time they send
their farem.
Ljcal Notice* will be charged 50 per cent.higher
than ab*ve rate*. ...» _,,
BB&IUOM Cards will be Inserted at Ten Dollar*
p6r InHum.
m 1
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A. J. BOYD, J- BEID.
r. B. JOHNSTON, JULIUS JOHNSTON,
BO YD, BEIT) .?• JOHNSON,
Attorneys - tit - Law,
WENTWORTII, N. C.
Messrs. Reid and Johhson will regu
•lrly attend the Superior Courts of
Stokei county.
R. L. HAYMOW!,
ATTORN EY-AT LAW
Mt. Airv'N. O-
Special attention given to the collection i
claim*. 1 —
JT. F. CART Ell,
t&TTOftvVEr-tfr-J'rt w»
MT. AIRY, SURRY CO., N. C
Practice! wherever liisservic-s are wanted
I, DAT, ALBEItT JONES.
S&y & J paaes*
manufacturers ot
)JA»DLERT,HAUNEBS, COLLARS,TRrNK
xo. 3M W . Baltimore utreet, Baltimore, .Vit.
W. A. Tucker, H. C.Smtth, B.S. Sprngtiltn
Tucker. Smith k Oo«>
ll»nnfa«turlirn & wholesale Dealers la
MOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
Be. U« Baltimore Struct. Baltimore, Jfd.
K. J. t n. E. BEST,
witii
Henry Sonncbom Co.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS.
gl Annoyer St., (betweenUerman ft Lombard St»)
BALTIMORE Ml).
■ . WNNIBORN, »• BI.IMLINE
UUyht* Putney , L. H Blair
W. It. MULES,
WITH
STEPHEN PUTNE Y $• CO
Wholesale dealer* In
foots, Shoes, and Trunks,
1219 Main Street,
gift. Ml-6m. ItICUMOXV, I'. I.
BICBAHl) WOOD BAM'I. I'. UOODIVI.V.
BKSKV HKSI'EKSON. lUeß'l> W. BACON.
WOOD, BACON &CO
Import*™ and Jobbt r* of
DRY GOODS, NOT TONS,
WHITE GOODS, ETC.
MM. 309-311 Mai ket St.,
PHILALELI'HIA, PA.
Parties having
CUT MICA
for talc will find it to their interest, to
cTeapond with
A. 0. SOHOONMAKKR,
158 William St., New York.
R. S. OGLESBY,
WITH
C. W. SCOTT.
WHOLESALE
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
612 Main Street
LYNIMIBURU VA.
O. K. LKTWICK.
with
WINGO, ELLETT k CRC.MP,
RICHMOND, VA.,
Wholesale Dealers is
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, StC.
Prompt attention paid to orders, and satls
ctlon gaoranteed.
yiryinw Stall Priiom Ooodt m iptnally
March, 6. 01
llinr w. rowaa*. soeia d. tavu> .
R W POWERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Dealers )n
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, VARNISHES,
French and American
WINDOW OZjAHS, PUTTY, feC.
SMOKING AND SHEWINO
OIOARS, TOBACCO A SPECIALTY
4805 Main St., Biuhmond, Va;
A*gu«t6niM—
" WILSON, IftRSB ft CO.,
WHOLESALE QROOBRS AND COMMI.S
SION MERCHANTS.
>0 8 Howard street, earner of Lombard;
BALTIMORE.
Wa keopoonataatly on hand a large and
wall assorted stock of Groceries—sulUHe fot
Southern and Western trade. We solicit cor
situ meats of Country Produce —anrh as Cot
tußi reathers; Oinsen(t; Beaowu Wool;i>rl««;
Frail; Furs; Skin*, etc. Our focilitxs for do
af basiaussre such as to warrant quik salel
■1 prompt returns. All orders will have out
»yt aMsoMoa. J*
GO TO
I. i iN^a
TINE BLOCK,
"Winston, IV. C.
FOR GOOD
Tobacco Flues, Sheet Iron and Homo
made Tiuware at
Living Prices
Also Roofing and Guttering at short
notice, at BOTTOM PRICES.
Sept IG-ly
J. W. SHIPLEY,
Corner Main mid 3rd Street
WINSTON, Bf.C.
Under Jacobs Clothing Store.
MANUKACTt'UEIt OP
Harness, Bridles, Collar? and Saddles,
Also dealer in Whips, liaiucs,
Brushes, Lap Kobe*, in fast
everything in the Har
ness aud saddlery line.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN WESTI.RN NOIITH
CAKOLIN A.
Will sell my own manufactured goods as
cheap as you can buy the V, en tern
and Northern city made goods.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
Has a stock of the old army McClellau
Saddles on Land. t
Come aud see me Sopt2C 1-y.
Brown Rogers §f Co
Wholesalo and Retail
HARDWARE
Larges*. line of SHOES in Winston.
Agricultural Implements
MACHINERY oi'all kinds
HARNESS AJs D SADDLES Src.
PALM'S, OILS, VARNISHES, be
Special attention invited to their IV/iiUs'
Clipper J'tows.
Agents Dvpnnt's old .7 nd well known
RiJ'lt Powder.
Sept 26-1 y
Doors, Sash,lilinds.
Having rebuilt our Planiug Mill,
Door, Sash and Blind Factory, xnd fit
ted is up with all new macbiolry of the
latest and most approved patterns, wo
are now prepared to do all kiuds of
work in cur line in the very best stylo.
W« matiufacture
DOORS, BASII, BLINDS,
Door Frames, Window Frames, Brack
ets, Moulding, lland-rail, Balusters,
Newels, Mantels, Porch Columns, and
arc prepared to do all kinds of Scroll
Sawing, Turning, ke Ue carry in
stock Woatherboarding, Flooring, Ceil
ing, Wainscoting and ail kinds ot Dross
cd Lumber; also Framing Lumber,
Sbinglea, Latlis, Lime, Cement, Plaster,
l'lastcring Ilair and all kinds of Build
ers' supplies. Call ana see us or writo
for our pricea before buying elsewhere.
MILLER BROS-, WINSTON. N. C.
GEO. STEWART.
Tin and Sheet Iron Manu
facturer.
Opposite Farmers' Warehouse.
WISMTOtf. *
ROOFING, GUTTERING AND SPOUT
ING
done at short noti sc.
Keeps constantly on hand a tine lot of
Conkinjf ami Heating Stoves
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"NOTIII \(i SI (X i:iODB LIlvl: SUCCEBS"
DANBURY, N. C'„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 18S6.
WHAT IN HEAVES?
"What is heaven?" I asked a little child :
"All joy T' and in her innocence she smiled.
I asked with her care oppressed;
'♦All suffering o'er, oh! heaven, at lust, is
rent V'
I asked a maiden, meek and tender eyed ;
"It must he love, she modestly replied.
I asked an artist, who adored his art:
*ll av'T is all leauty siK>ke his raptured
h* art.
I askod the poet, with his soul afire;
is glory— ylory!" and hestruck his lyre.
I asked the Christian, walling her release:
A halo round her, low she murmured:
"Vcaee r
So all may look with hopeful eyes above,
"Tin beauty y glory, joy y rest, peace ami tore!
J'hihklelphla Call.
A Surprise
AN EPISODE—FBOM L.OVF. IN DEATH.
BY WIU.IAM SHABSWOOD.
The characters in this scene are Michael
a valet to Baron H ieJ, and hla an at
tendant on Levangeline Count ess .Min
ders! cm.
Scene—A woody place adjoining Ihc
grounds attached to Count Manderstem's
Mansion.
Michael. Didn't know that it was
of anv use, —scratched on it, —and
burnt it far waste paper.
l"i' u i Mi, with a bouquet of yellow
roses iu her hand.
Ida. Good day to y° u > Monsieur
Michael—how passes the day with you ?
Mich. Ask of my note.
Ida. Where is it t
Mich. Ask of master's coachman's
daughter, —ask of the fire.
Ida. It's uot burnt '
Mich. She did not know that it was
of any use, —scratched on it, aud burut
it for wasto paper.
Ida. Of what did it speak ?
Mich. Of waotul abseneo from tliec,
to be sure, for the last twelve hours.
Ida. Truly ?
Mieli. As you are an angel.
Idu. Not a fallen one, from whom
you have any liariu to look for ?
Mich. Nay, nay, an archangel.
Ida (Observing for the first time the
difference in the color of his stcckiiigs.)
Oh, my !
Mich. What's that'
Ida. Ob, you'll kill me with laugh
ter !
Mich. You don't understand me !
Ida. Did eyes ever behold the like !
Mich. The like!—why I was hand
some yesterday !
Ida. Ob, Micbacl, do look at your
stockings !
Mich. Yes—l've lost another stock
ing-
Ida. How, —not by that dog again ?
Mich. This time, it blew off the
clothes' line, and master's coachmau's
daughter lost all sight of it. Those
stockings, the only rclio that my grand
sire left when ho was forced to leave
bis native France, on the revocation of
tbe edict of Names.
Ida. But still you have got ouo pair
remaining.
Mich. But how ?
Ida. Why the dog tore one hose of
the first pair,—and the wind took one
of the second pair, and still there's two
remaining.
Mich. Yes, hut they arc each of a
different color : and apropros, lot mc
tell you aujther morning's incident—
Ida. 1 bis daughter of your master's
coachman must have some designs on
you.
Mich. Believe me, you have no need
to fear jdalousy now : but when I was
seated at the table, where she sat at my
right hand, I could not help observing
that Iter eyo was constantly and steadi
ly fixed 'jo mo. It was not for me to
take notice of it at first, judging, as any
one would, that it was due to the at
tractive power of my personal charms,
yud that time would induce her to come
bolder device. But findiug that tm
faoe was still the object to which her
eyes were directed, I began to grow
inueh abashed at my own moicsty, when,
1 to my soriuwfnl satisfaotiou, master in
formed me, that the eye whiob 1 thought
had been so steadily Gxod on mo, and
excited my vauity was only a glass eye,
and was as unmeaning in in its look
by day, as it was quiet at night, when
it rested on her toilet table, by (bo side
ot her glass.
Ida. From high expectations oflen
comes ground and lofty tumbling.
Mich. (Kneeling and taking her
hand.) As bwly as lam now:—the
sight of those yellow rases has made me
feel years younger, for since I have seen
them in your hand these five minutes, I
have become in love with a woman, who,
if she be still alive must be five years
withiu my own age.
Ida. Then you have—have loved be
fore?
Mich. Let me tell you the story—
it is tba remembrance ot which, v^ ? t re
freshed by the sight of that rose, that,
even now, does not fail to agitato tuc to
an extreme degree. I was tweuty years
of age ; that was thirty years ago, wheu
uiy uncle announced t r > me one morning,
that he determined on placing lue in the
army, in a regiment that had been
raised in our village 1 must con
fess to my being greatly shocked
at this, —not that I had any distaste
to a military life, for I should have
wished to have seen notuing more to
my taste, than to find myself in a un.
iform, surioundcd by the toll of the
drum—but I was in lovo ! nor, indeed,
did I venture to speak a word of this to
uncle, f»r I well know, as there was au
old faction between the families, he
would have urged uiy enlistment, if for
no other reason than to thwart my at
taining the thought of my days and
nights. But I fixed on another plan.
1 had another uncle of nearly the same
age as I am at this time, who had much
fondness tor young fo'k, and had the good
sense to be never better pleased than
wheu be was the occasion of pleasing
others - he uiade buuself the confidant
and piotector of all the youth of the
neig borhood, — assisted every worthy
applicaut in cases of debt
Ida (Interrupting.) But what did
be do in your case 1
• Mich. As I was jusl about sayiug
—1 went to bis house, and said to him,
—Dear uncle, 1 had fallen into a mis
fortune. "You don't know what that
means,'' said bo. Don't joke, uncle.
"I will bet you, that you have met with
no misfortune." Now, uncle, 1 have
too much consideration to be the occa
sion of your losing, which you most un
doubtedly would. "Well, till me,
then, what has bifallen you ?" Uncle
Joacpli has told uic, that be has decided
that I shall enlist. "There's no misfort
une in that, —for settin{» aside the risk
of life, you have always promotion in
view." Yts, always iu view, answered
I. "Are you wanting in courage?"
Oh ! no. "Well, then, I can't under
stand that you have any reason for not
wi-1 ing to be a soldier." The reason
is —that—that—l wish to be married.
"Bab!" that is no consolation fur one
in love! "1 should like to be in love
myself, once more, up to toy neck.--
llut, tell uic, who this girl may be !"
I iiele, she is an augcl '. "Oh ' yes, I
don't doubt but she is an archangel—
but what earthly name does slio auswer
toHer name is Ida. "That is bcr
christain name, I want to koow her fam
ily name." 1 hesitated at this, —know-
ing that there had been years ago, a
faotinn between the families —I never
theless answered his demand by telling
him her name is Ida Amelot.
TO BE CONTINUED*
A FINANCIAL EXHIBIT
FOU THK FISCAL YEAH ENDING DE
CEMUER IST IfMJ.
THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS AUDITHD BY
THE BOABP 01' COM MISSION KHS, VIZ:
1 J A Peppor, repairing
road, $ 32 87
2 Wui Moran,services to pau
per, 200
3 W R Carter, oourt offiocr, 30.00
4 J H Covington, keeping
poor, 676 82
5 J G 11 Mitchell, clerking,
tax list ko. 270 00
6 J R 1' East, oourt officer, 4.50
7 1' W Robertson, court offi
cer, 9 00
8 J S D Pulliain, court offi
cer, 3 00
9 K W Blair & Bro. pauper
coffin, 2 50
10 R I Dalton sheriff, insol
vent cases 6 20
11 John Bojor sliff, insolvent
cases, 30
12 W R Carter,d s, insolvent
cases 1 65
13 J W Davis, j p, insolvent
oases 57
14 C R Lawson, j p, insolvent
cases, 1 55
15 J II P Kast, d s, insolvent
eases, . 15
16 J F Hill, j p, insolvent
eases 05
17 11 11 ltcid, d s, insolvent
eases 1 82
18 G L Burton, d s, insolvent
cases, 15
19 W T MeCanless, j p, in
solvent cases, 35
20 W A lSstes, sheriff, insol
vent cases, 30
21 J It Janes, d s, insolvent
Oases, 50
22 J P lteid, j p, insolvent
cases, 65
23 Jas Rierson, jr, clerk, in
solvent oases 93 50
24 R W Mitchell d «. insol
vent cases, 30
21 II D Duggins, d », insol
vent cases 50
20 W M Cook d s, insolvent
cases, 1 85
27 M L I'atterssn, d s, insol
vent cases, 15
28 Jno II Dsbson, solwitor
insolvent cases, 9 50
29 1' II M/ibe, j p, insolvent
cases, 2 50
30 1' W Robertson, di, in
solvent esses, 10 55
31 J D Pitlliain,d s, insolvent
eases 1 40
32 W \V MeCanless, boardiug
jurr, 20 00
33 W V MeCanless, wood eto
for jail, 16 00
34 J 11 Covington, burial of
pauper, 2 25
35 E VV Blair & Bro. coffin
for pauper, 2 50
36 W S Boyles, services to
pauper, 5 00
37 l'epper & Son's, puolishing
exhibit, 37 50
3* Pepper & Son's, burial of
pauper 1 79
39 Dr W W McCanles, ono
year attention to prisoners
and paupers, 40 00
40 J P Duulap, sciviccs to
pauper, 4 25
41 A T Edwards, services to
pauper, 6 00
42 P B Johnson, services to
pauper, 2 00
43 Jauies Rierson, jr, clerk,
insolvent cases, 148 30
44 It I D.illon sheriff, insol
vent cases, 4 20
45 \V A Estes sheriff, insol
vent cases, 2 10
4'! P \V Robertson, ds. in
solvent cases, 11 05
47 1' D \Vaikiu3,d »,insolvent
cases, 1 20
48 J M Gs'cwood, j p, insol
vent cases 15
49 11 K Pringle, d s, insolvent
cases, 100
50 J S D Pulliam ds, insol
vent cases, 9 55
51 M L Patterson, d s, insol
oases, 50
52 J It Johnsou.il p, insolvent
cases, 1 00
53 J It P East, d K, inirolvont
cases, 15
54 A M Boyles, j p, insolvent
cases, 05
55 D F TiiloUon, j p, insol-
lunatic, 115
76 G VY Mcrritt, services to
lunatic 115
77 Dr F Prii.glc, services to
lunatic, 5 00
78 P II Mabc, insolvent caso, 80
79 P W Robertson, insolvent
cases, 2 10
80 Z S Alley, Commissioner,
0 day 100 mlltf, 20 00
8V C J1 Lasley, commissioner
7 days 90 miles, 18 80
82 A M Boyles, commissioner
8 days 224 miles, 27 10
83 J O H Mitchell, clerking
for board ke, 87 85
81 J H Covington, burial of
pauper, 2 20
85 K W Blair A Bro. coffiu
for pauper, 250
80 J C Nowsoin, assessor, 22 00
87 W B Hudson, coffin for
pauper, 2 50
88 11 M Joyce, shroud for
pauper, I 35
89 J B Young aud others cof
fiu for pauper, 2 50
90 It 1 Dalton, repairs court
bouse fence, 10 80
91 K I Dalton, carrying Jake
June to asylum. 44 75
92 K I Dalton, carrying Joo
Priugle to asylum, 45 80
93 \Y F Campbell, assessor, 20 00
94 C B MoAnally, assessor, 22 00
95 T J Gann, assessor, 22 00
90 J J Priddy, services to
pauper, 2 50
97 James Hierson jr. clerk,
insolvent cases, 106 27
98 1' \V ltobertson, ds. in
solvent cases, 10 60
99 D l'oindexter, j p, insol
vent cases, 70
100 A M Boyles. j p,insolvent
case*, 97 i
101 W A Garrett,ds,insolvent
cases, 30
102 P 1) Watkins, d s, insol
vent cases, 45
103 S 1* Adams constable,
insolvent cases, 155
104 It I Dalton, sh'ff insolvent
cases. 15 60
105 Wlt Carter, ds, insol
vent cases, 12 85
100 G W Marl in, d s, insol
vent cases, 50
107 W A Estcs, sh'ff, insol
vent cases, 4 85
108 W II Watts,ds, insolvent
cases, 95
109 J It 1* East, d s, insolvent
•ases, 4 25
110 P H Mabc, j p, insolvent
cast.:, 1 10
111 J W Dayis,j p, insolvent
cases, ( 10
112 J W l'itfcr, constable,
in»ei ent cases, 1 25
113 J F Hodges, ds, intol
vent cases, 2 40
114 J S D Palliam, d s,
insolvent cases, 30
115 J D Pulliaui constablo,
insolvent ca.«s, . 1 05
11C K B Glenn, solicitor,
insolvent eases 24 60
117 J C Newsom, j p Insolvent
cases, 50
118 J M Easly, constable,
insolvent cases, 1 25
111) S Adams, j p, insolvent
cases, 63
120 C R Lawson j p, insolvont
cases, 62
121 T J Nelson, constable,
insolvent cases, 1 42
122 B F l'ringle; 1 8, insol
vent eases, 1 00
128 G A Carroll, j p,insolvent
cases, 70
124 E W Rutledge, 4 s,
insolvent cases, 80
125 J 11 Gravitt, bringing S
Ovorby from Asylum, 38 55
126 1" W Robertson, court
officer, 16 50
127 J A Mitchell, services to
pauper, 2 00
128 W V Mcl'anless, board
of jurors, 52 00
129 M T Mite bell, assessor, 22 00
130 W V McCanless assessor, 26 00
131 W R Carter court officer, 0 00
132 Jas \V Rierson, court
officer, 18 50
133 R 1 Dalton, summoning
jury &c., 93 12
134 RI Dalton, jail account, 346 99
135 R W Simpson, coffin for
pauper, 2 50
136 H F Burke, jail account, 12 30
137 J 8 D Pulliatn court
offiocr, 7 50
138 W G Slue, coffin for
pauper, 2 50
130 J (1 Covington, furniture
for poor house, 14 15
NO. 21
140 E W Blair, two pauper
coffins, 600
141 'A 8 Alloy, commissioner,
C dayi 192 miltt, 21 fiO
142 CM Lesley, commission
er, (i days 81 wiles, 16 20
1 .3 AM lioyloH, commission
cr, 0 days 192 miles, 21 60
Amount of promiscuous claims $2837 30
Outside pauper allowances,
1 Sydney Vernon, 7 00
2 Thos Mitchell's children col 20 00
3 Naucy Terry, 34 00
5 Sain Hill, col. 14 00
5 Green Stewart col. 11 50
6 Harrison Bullen, 20 00
7 Adalinn SainuM, » 12 00
8 Chas Bea«ley's sisters, 63 00
8 Sally Covey, 11 00
10 II and M Hart, 16 00
11 Wash Clark col. 18 00
12 Susan Mabe, 12 00
13 Gracie Moorocol. 11 00
14 Paulina Bullen, 16t'0
15 Frank Lappin, 16 00
16 IF II Lunsfnrd, 10 00
17 Prudy Ball, 16 00
18 Holly Duggins, 9 00
19 Cole Davi* col. 6 00
20 Isaac Fulk 16 00
21 Nelson Sh-1 ton, 12 00
22 Sally llutchcison, 6 00
23 Jimmy Covington col. 17 00
24 Thomas Hill, 1 4 00
25 Thcopbilus Kiser, 16 00
26 John Sizcmorc, 18 00
27 S A Mounts. 20 00
28 Sally Shelton, 12 00
29 I) W Robertson. 32 00
30 Sol Fulk, • 17 00
31 Geo & Zilphu Sholton, 28 00
32 Peter Moser, 64 00>
33 Pink Blackburn, 20 00
34 Puss Spencer, 9 00
35 Morning Cox, 13 0J
36 Rosa Kallum, 13 00
i 37 John Ilairs'xm, 6 00
38 Fred Going, 15 00
39 Polly Southorn, 18 00
40 Step Claybrook, 3 00
41 Katy Redman, 19 00
42 Johnson George, 13 00
43 Hcbtcca Slate, 13 00
44 G H Mabe, 10 00
45 Mary Robertson, 20^00
46 Jim Martin eol, 8 00
47 Lizzie lteid, 6 00
48 L/ethy Ashby, 6 00
49 Bettie Mot rj col, 4 00
50 Thos Benton, 4 00
51 Hoena Glidewell, 3 00
52 Nat Siielton, 3 00
53 Jos Kdwards, 4 00
54 Lincy Powers, 3 00
55 Leborn Goin, 2 00
t 56 Betsy Mauncc, 5 00
Amount of Pauper Claims, $ 814 50
Ainouot paid Jurors Nov.
Term 1885, 336 54
Amount paid Jurors April
Term 1880, 327 60
Amount paid Jurors Aug.
Term 1836, 010 OCk
Amount paid witnesses Nov
Term 1885, 152 55
Amojnt paid witnesses Apl.
Term 1880, 133 53
Amount paid witnesses Aug.
Term 1880, 222 11
Amt. in full pd.jur's A witn's $1782 33
Total for outside paupers, 814 50
Total for promiscuous claims, 2837 30
Total Expenditures, $5434 13
Net amount of revenue from all sources
in 1885, sec Commissioners minute book
page 270 $5020 04
SCHOOL EXHIBIT TAX OP 1885
Amt. paid white teachers 2774 94
Amt. paid colored teachers 784 11
Amt. pd. white build'gs& rep'rs 343 08
Amt. pd. col'd build'gs & rep'rs 127 18
Amt. pd. County Supt 84 25
Amt. paid Board of Education 36 10
Total disbursement of school $4149 66
fund
Not amount of revenue from all suurcos
for School tax of 1885, seo page
271. $4953 91
Kalanco due Schools of this tax SBO3 53
Halanoo due Schools S«»pt 2d
1884 see page 212, 260 95
Halance due Schools Sept Bth
1886 see page 245, 491 14
Total R.ilancc due $1555 62
Stat of North Carolina )
Stokos County \
1, J. U. II Mitobell, Clerk of the
Hoard of Commissioners of said county,
do hereby certify thai the forogoing is •
true statement nf claims audited
said Hoard from Deo 1, 1885 to Dec 1,
1886, and also a true statement of the
amount of Revenue from all aources
for both County and' School purposes,
also the true amount ofSchool fund dis
bursed for said year.
Given uudei my baqd and seal Due 1.
1886 *
J. Q. H. MITCHELL C. B. C. O.