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ANNUAL EXHIBIT
Of Expenses and Accounts Allowed by
the Board of County Commissioners
of Vance County, from Dec. I, 1887 to
Dec. 1, 1888.
PAUPER ALLOWANCES FOR THE MONTH
OF DECEMBER, 1S87.
No. Amount.
1. John Lancaster, I 50
2. Randall Stamper,
3. (dropped 4.) Edmond
Cheatham,
2 OO
1
1
2
2
50
5
00
00
5-
6.
7
8. Plummer Wilkerson,
Phillip Yancey,
Benjamin Eaves,
Moilic Baskerville,
5
1 00
9. Lucy Bullock
10. Marth Burroughs,
11. Lucindia Balthrope,
1
1
2
1
2
5o
00
00
12.
14.
IS-
16.
17-
A. E. Fuller,
E. Hamilton,
Lucy Powell,
Betsy Hicks,
Mrs. P. Robinson,
Billice Rice,
3 50
1 00
2 00
10 00
8 00
1 00
18. James Chapman,
19. Len Renn,
20.
21.
22.
23
24. Nancy Taylor,
Jane Watts,
Sallie Smith,
Lucy Rice,
Fannie Davis,
Millie Hick?,
00
50
00
50
5
5
50
5
00
00
00
50
50
5
25.
26. Maria Chockley,
27. George Hawkins,
28. Mrs. Friday Burton,
29. A. Jones,
30. Charles Royster,
31. Kate Lewis,
32. Wash Reavis,
33-34-35-36.
37
33. 39
40. 41.
42.
43
44. Lively Falkner,
Caroline Prew,
Stateny Champion,
Jacob Hodge,
Mary Marrow,
Mrs. Thos. Weir,
Winnie Green,
Uinnie Patterson,
Mollie Alexander,
Tab Lewis,
Fed. Daniel,
Harriet Coley,
3 50
00
00
00
00
00
50
00
00
00
5
50
00
00
00
5
50
5
50
50
5
5
50
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
45. Allen Hawkins,
46. Lucy Hawkins,
47
48. 49.
Sallie Griffin,
D. J. Roberts,
David Hill,
Alice Hammie,
Lucilla Duke,
Mrs. Hawkins Clarke,
53. Lethia Gheatham,
54. Reubin Harris,
55. Retta Harris,
56. Amanda. Alston,
57. Mary Rodwell,
58. Sarah Harp,
59. Lucy Falkner,
60. Patsy Wright,
61. Allen Hogan,
62. Mrs. Allen Hogan,
63. Ellen Clarke,
64. Nancy Hodge,
65. Anil Hayes,
66. Rosa Perry,
Total, $ 117 50
GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSES FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1 88 7.
Amount.
J. R. Young, Clerk Superior
Court, for coal, $ 66 00
H. P. Cheatham, Register of
Deeds, for coal for 1886, 18 89
R. Hight, conveying lunatic
to Dr., 1 50
Ludington & Aycock, court
calendar C. S. C, 2 75
Thos. M. Young, coffin for
pauper, 3 00
J. H. Lassiter, store account
C. S. C, 6 65
B. F. Bullock, Sheriff for
Granville, 1 80
Fleming and Edwards, re
pairs to county bridge, 94 45
R. T. Pleasants, coffin for
pauper, 3 00
P. T. Jones, custodian for
C. H., 39 40
H. P. Cheatham, fees and
expenses, 25 29
H. S. Lemay, coffin for pau
per, 3 oo
Henry Young, coal and work
on jail, 4 50
J. M. Barnes, coffins for pau-.
pers, 9 00
Total, $279 28
FAUPER ALLOWANCES FOR THE MONTH
OF JANUARY, 18S8.
No.
67. John Lancaster,
68. Randall Stamper,
69. Tempi? Hunt,
70. Edmond Cheatham,
71. Plummer Wilkerson,
72. Philip Yancey,
73. Benj. Eaves,
74. Mollie Baskerville,
75. Lucy Bullock,
76. Martha Burroughs,
77. Lucinda Balthrope,
78. A. E. Fuller,
79. E. Hamilton,
80. Lucy PoweUi
Amount.
1 00
2
00
00
50
59
OQ
90
50
2 00
5?
2 00
i 59.
? 59
81. Betsy Hicks, 3 50
82. Mrs, P. Robinson, 1 00
83. Billy Rice, 2 00
84. James Chapman, 10 00
85. Ien Renn, 8 00
86. Nancy Taylor, 1 00
87. Jane Watts, 1 00
88. Sallie Smith, 1 50
89. Lucy Rice, 2 00
90. Fannie Davis, 1 50
91. Millie Hicks, 2 50
92. Maria Chockley, 1 50
93. George Hawkins, 1 50
94. Mrs. Friday Burton, 1 50
95. A. Jones, 1 50
96. Charles Royster, 1 00
97. Kate Lewis, 2 00
98. Wash Reavis, 1 00
99. Lively Falkner, - 1 50
100. Caroline Prew, 1 50
10 1. Stateny Chapman, 3 50
102. Jacob Hodge, 1 00
103. Mary Marrow, 1 00
104. Mrs, Thos. Weir, 2 00
105. Winnie Patterson, 5 00
106. Mollie Alexander, 1 50
107. Tab Lewis, 1 00
108. Lucy Davis, 1 00
109 Fed Daniel. 1 00
110. Harriet Coley, 1 00
in. Allen Hawkins, 1 50
112. Lucy Hawkins, 1 50
113. Sallie Griffin, 1 00
114. Pantha Eaks, 1 00
115. D. J. Rolierts, 1 00
116. David Hill, 1 00
117. Alice Hammie, 1 50
n8. Lucilla Duke, 1 50
119. Mrs. Hawkins Clarke, 1 50
120. Lethia Cheatham, 1 50
121. Reuben Harris, 1 50
122. ' Amanda Alston, 1 50
123. Mary Rodwell, 1 50
124. Sarah Harp, 1 00
125. Luck Falkner, 2 00
126. Patsy Wright, 2 00
127. Allen Hogan, 1 00
128. Ellen Clarke, 1 00
129. Nancy Hodge, 1 00
130. Mrs. Allen Hogan, 1 00
131. Rosa Perry, 1 00
132. Ann Moon, 5 00
133. Emily Cooke, 2 00
Total, S121 00
GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSES FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY, 1 888.
. Amount.
Thad Manning, for printing, $ 400
Dr. J. P. Sugg, examining
lunatic, 5 00
J. M. B. Hunt, taking tax
list, 10 50
J. Herbert Taylor, taking
tax list, 10 50
A. Albright, guarding pris
oners, 3 50
Bivins Brandom, burying
pauper, 1 .15
W. H. Smith, Sheriff, sum
mons and taxes, 8 75
Benj. Smith, Mollie Peace's
child, 1 00
E. A. Powell, D. S., witness
tickets, 185 00
J. H. Dunn, Com., services, 10 00
Henry Young, hauling coal, 2 10
D J. Ellis, coal for jail, 11 50
S. E. Rogers, guarding pris
oners, 1 00
H. P. Cheatham, Reg. of D.,
fees and expenses, 41 85
Henry Young, jailor fees, 77 70
Henry Young, jailor lees, 34 50
W. A. Cheatham, services to
jurors, 3 00
J. W. Pleasants, coffin for
pauper, 3 00
J. H. Edwards, special ser
vices, 9 10
J.D. Fuller, work on jail, 3 99
S. Southerland, building
county bridge, 27 50
E. A. Lewis, guarding pris
oners, 1 60
Cooper & Mitchell, 4 pair
blankets for county, 7 00
M. Hawkins, Mollie Peace's
child, 1 00
Dr. T. C. Debman, services
in inquest, 10 00
H. P. Cheaiham, Reg. of D.,
for coal, 10 00
Total,
S484 34
PAUPER ALLOWANCES FOR THE MONTH OF
FEBRUARY, iSSS.
No.
Amount.
? I 50
134. John Lancaster,
135. Randall Stamper,
136. Edmoud Cheatham,
137. Plummer Wilkerson,
138. Philip Yancy,
139. Berry Eaves,
140. Mollie Baskerville,
141. Lucy Bullock,
142. Martha Burroughs,
143. Lucinda B?lthrope,
144. A E. Fuller,
145. E. Hamilton,
146. Lucy Powell,
147. Betsy Hicks,
14S. Mrs. P. Robinson,
149. Billy Rice,
150. James Chapman,
151. Len Rean,
152. Nancy Taylor,
153. Jane Watts,
154. Sallie Simth,
155. Lucy Rice,"
156. Fannie Dayis,
157. MUIie Hick,s,
15S. Maria Chockley,
159. George Hawkins,
160. Mis. Friday Burton,
161. A. Jones,
162. Charles Royster,
x6$. Kate Lewis,
2 00 j
I50,
I 50
2 00
4 00
too
1 50
1 50
2 00
1 50
2 00
350
1 00
2 00
IO OO
800!
1 00
1 OO
1 50
2 OO
1 50
2 SO
ISO
1 SO
ISO
I OO
I 00
f OQ
1 50
1 5o
3 5o
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
5 00
1 50
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 50
50
50
00
00
00
50
5J
50
50
I 50
I 50
1 00
2 OO
I OO
I OO
1 OO
r 00
5 00
2 00
1 00
50
1 00
$ 130 00
GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSES FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY, lS88.
Amount.
Hporep Feild. services as iiiror. J im
Warren Burwell, for county bridge, 25 00
Luther Crudup, for county bridge, 10 00
J. A. Kelly, for county bridge, 6 91
Parker & Closs, for county
! bridge, 7 25
J. M. Barnes, coffin for pauper, 3 00
H. H. Kittrell, services as juror, 100
I Edwards & Broughton, books for
j Register of Deeds, 25 00
W. E. Ross, for county bridge, 6 68
J. H. Lassiter, store account, 6 68
A. M. Jordan, for prescription, 50
G. W. Belvin, for county bridge, 15 00
R. Hight, conveying lunatic to
asylum, 16 95
S. P. Cooke, services as juror, 1 00
H. P. Cheatham, Register of
Deeds, fees and expenses, 52 21
D.J. Ellis, for coal, 11 85
Henry Young, fees as jalor, 99 60
J. M. Smith, for summons, 1 80
Total,
$ 294 6j
PAUPER ALLOWANCES FOR THE MONTH OF
MARCH, I8S3.
No.
Amount.
2 00
I 50
1 50
2 00
4 00
203. John Lancaster,
204. Randall Stamper,
205. Edmond Cheatham,
206. Plummer Wilkerson,
207. Philip Yancey,
208. Benj. Eaves,
209. Mollie Baskerville,
210. Lucy Bullock,
211. Martha Burroughs,
212. Lucinda Balthrope,
213. A. E. Fuller,
214. E. Hamilton,
215. Lucy Powell,
216. Betty Hicks,
217. Mrs. P. Robinson,
218. James Chapman,
219. Len Renn,
22c. Nancy Taylor,
221. Jane Watts,
222. Sallie Smith,
223. Lucy Rice,
224. Fannie Davis,
225. Millie Hicks,
226. Mar. a Chockley,
227. Geo. Hawkins,
228. Mrs. Friday Burton,
229. A. Jones,
230. Charles Royster,
231. Kate Lewis,
232. Wash Reavis,
233. Lively Falkner,
234. Caroline Prew,
235. Stateny Chapman,
236. Jacob Hodge,
237. Mary Marrow,
236. Mrs. Thos. Weir,
339. Winnie Green,
340. Winnie Patterson,
241. Mollie Alexander,
142. Tab Lewi?,
243. Fred Daniel,
244. Harriet Coley,
245. Lucy Falkner,
240. Allen Hawkins,
247. Lucy Hawkins,
24S Sailie Griffin,
249. D. J . Roberts,
250. David Hill,
251. Alice Hammie,
252. Lucilla Duke,
153. Mrs. Hawkins Clarke,
254. Lethia Cheatham,
255. Reuben Harris,
256. Retta Harris,
257. Amnda Alston,
258. Mary Rodwell,
259. Sarah Harp,
200. Patsy Wright,
261. Mrs. Allen Hogan,
262 Ann Hayes,
263. Ann Hayes, for Jan.,
264. Ann Moon,
265. Emily Cook,
266. Mary Builock,
267. Mrs. James Clarke,
268. Chanty Wimbish,
269. Nat Huff,
270. Patsy Huff,
271. Airs. Hawkins Clarke,
572. Nancy Hodge,
Total,
50
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50
50
2 OO
1 SO
2 OO
3 5o
I OO
IO OO
800
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50
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50
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2 OO
1
50
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50
50
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2 00
1 00
5 00
5o
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50
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50
1 5o
1 50
I 5o
50
50
l So
1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
5 00
2 00
1 00
1 SO
2 00
1 00
1 00
50
I 00
$34o
GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSES FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH, iSSS.
Amount.
Dr.
Geo. W. Landis, examining
lunatic,
E. A. Powell, cryer to court,
R. Hight, waiting on jurv,
5 00
12 00
4 00
7 00
15 95
3 10
1 00
400
790
20 00
7500
7 5
23 60
300
16 10
6 25
300
300
350
2 OO
75 co
2 00
50 OO
Benj. smith, waiting on jury.
H. P.Cheatham, Reg. of D.
fees
and expenses,
J. A. Harrtll, merchent blanks,
J. A. Harrell, blanks for C S. C.,
J. A. Harrell, blanks for C. S. C,
J. A. Harreil, warrants for C. S- C,,
W. J. Clarke, for county bridge,
J. W. Overton, for county bridge,
I. C. Bobbitt, for county bridge,
VV. H. Smith, Sheriff, fees and ex
penses, A. L. Loyd, boarding prisoners,
IL T. Shanks, bringing prisoners
to Henderson.
D. J. Ellis, coal for jail,
J. W. Pleasant, coffin for pauper,
L. F. Elliott, lunatic to asylum,
Thad Manning, printing for Sheriff,
Elijah WimL;sh, guarding prison
ers. Dr. F. R. Harris, services as phy
sician, A. Albright, guarding prisoners,
Henderson A ftvs, printing exhibits,
164. Wash Reavis,
165. Lively Falkener,
166. Caioline Prew,
167. Stateny Champion,
168. Jacob Hodge,
169. Marry Marrow,
170. Mrs. Thos. Weir,
171. Winnie Green,
172. Winnie Patterson,
173. Mollie Alexander,
174 Tab Lewis,
175. Fred Daniel,
176. Harriet Coley,
177. Harriet Coley,
178. Allen Hawkins,
179. Lu- v Hawkins,
180. Sallie Griffin, - -t8i.
D. J. Roberts,
182. David Hill,
183. Alice Hammie,
184. Lucilla Duke,
185. Hawkins Clark,
i36. Lethia Cheatham,
187. Reubin Harris,
188. Ritta Harris,
189. Araa ;da Alston,
190. Mary RodweH,
191. Sarah Harp.
192. Patsy Right,
192. Alien Hogan,
194. Mrs. Allen Hogan,
195. Nancy Hodge,
196. Ann Hayes,
197. Ann Moore,
198. Emily Cook,
199. Mary Builock,
200. Mrs. James Clarke,
201. Rettia Harris, for June,
202. Winnie Green,
Total,
Henry Young, fees as jailor, 73 50
Samuel L. Bobbitt, for county
bridge, - 22 75
H. H. Burwell, coronor's juror, 1 00
J. R. Young, C. S. C, Slate fail
ures, . 145 S3
D. Worthington, State failures, 18 00
W. II. Smith, Sheriff.Stite failures, 15 55
L. IL Bullock, State failures, 90
J. R. Rodwell, Sherifr, state fail
ures, 15
J. H. Edwards, State failures, 2 50
J. C. Jacobs, State failures, 45
S. H. Allen, State failuies, 4.13
L. R. Crocker, State failures, 85
I. C. Bobbitt, State failures, - 35
A. B Persse, Mayor, State failures, 3 90
J. II. Mahoiie, Constable, State
failures, 5 75
M. T. Loonan, Constable, State
failures, 75
R.J. Southerland, Constable, State
failures, 10 15
Alex Hicks, Constable, State fail
ures, 95
J. W. Cawthorne, Constable, State
failures, 1 25
T. W. Currin, Constable, State
failures, 80
Total, $649 46
PAUPER ALLOWANCES FOR THE MONTH OF
ArxiL, iSSS.
No.
Amount.
3 00
1 50
2 00
4 00
273- John Lancaster,
274. Randall Stamper,
275. Edmond Cheath.ini,
276. Plummer Wilkerson,
277. Phillip Yancey,
278. Benj. Eaves,
279. Mollie Baskerville,
280. Lucy Bullock,
2S1. Martin Burroughs.
282. Lucindia Ballthrope,
283. A. E. Fuller,
284. E. Hamilton,
285. Lucy Powell,
286. Betsy Hicks.
287. Mrs. P. Robinson,
288. James Chapman,
289. Nancy Taylor,
290. Len Keun,
291. Jane Watts,
292. Sal iie Smith,
293. Lucy Rice,
294. Fannie Davis,
-295. Millie Hicks,
296. Maria Chockley,
297. George Hawkins.
293. Mrs. Friday Burton,
299. A. Jones,
300. Charles Royster,
301. Kate Lewis,
302. Wash Reavis,
303. Lively Falkner,
304. Caroline Prew,
305. Stateny Champion,
300. Jacob Hodge,
307. Mary Marrow,
308. Mrs.' Thos. Weir,
306. Winnie Green,
310. Winnie Patterson, -
311. Mollie Alexander,
312. Tab Lewis,
313. Fred Daniel,
314. Harriet Coley,
315- Lucy Falkner,
316. Allen Hawkins,
317- Lucy Hawkins Clarke,
318. Sallie Griffin,
319. D. J, Roberts,
320. David Hill,
321. Alice Hammie,
322. Lucilla Duke,
323. Mrs. Hawkins,
324. Lethia Cheatham,
325. Reubin Harris,
326. Ritta Harris,
327. Amanda Alston,
328. Mary Rodwell,
329. Sarah Harp,
330. Patsy Wright,
331. Mrs. Allen Hogan,
332. Ann Hayes,
333. Ann Moon.
334. Emily Cooke,
335. Mary Bullock,
336. Mrs. James Clarke,
337. Charity Wimbish,
338. Nat Huff,
339. Patsy Huff,
340. Mrs. Hawkins Clarke,
341. Adam Hawkins,
342. Nancy Hodge,
Total,
1
50
2
00
50
1
1
50
2 00
1 50
2 00
3 5o
1 00
10 00
1 00
8 00
1 00
1 50
2 00
1 50
2 50
1 50
X OO
1 00
2 00
50
50
50
SO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
50
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50
50
50
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50
50
50
50
50
50
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00
00
00
50
00
00
$133 00
GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSES FOR
THE
MONTH OF APRIL, 1888.
. Amount
A. L. roweli, sending pauper to
Halifax,
R. W. Knuckles, for coffin to pau
per, S. V. Duke, sending pauper to
Franklin,
J. II. Edwards, balance as coronor,
Aycock t Co., for stationery,
Henry Young, fees as jailor,
II. P. Cheatham, Keg. of D., fees
and expenses,
E. A. Powell, turv and witness
2 80
3 00
3 00
1 40
5 75
39(50
15 30
tickets, 403 75
J. 11. Dunn, extra services, 15 00
Total, $i89 60
PAUPER ALLOWANCES FOR THE MONTH OF
MAY, 1888.
No
Amount.
1 50
200
250
1 50
2 00
400
1 50
2 00
1 50
1 50
200
1 50
200
. 350
1 00
10 00
800
100
100
150
200
1 00
250
I 50
1 50
1 50
100
100
200
1 50
150
1 50
3 50
1 00
100
200
100
500
1 50
200
100
150
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
100
150
150
300
313. John Lancaster,
344. Randall Stamper,
345. Ed oiond Cheatham,
345. Plummer Wilkerson,
347, Philip Yancey,
344. Ben Eaves,
349. Mollie Baskerville,
350. Lucy Bullock,
351. Maaha Burroughs,
352. Lucindia Euliurop.
353. A. E. Fuller,
354. E. Iiaraiitoa,
355. Lucy Powell,
356. Betsy Uieks,
357. Mrs. P. Robinson,
358. James Chapman,
359 Len Renn,
3ti0. Nancy Taylor,
361. Jane Watts,
3G2. fcjallie Smith,
163. Lucy Rice,
3d4. Nancy Hodse,
305. Millie Hicks,
366. Maria Chockley,
367. Go. Hawkins,
3G8. Mrs. Friday Burton,
3m. A. Jone,
370. Charles Roystar,
371. Kate Lewis,
32. Wash Reavis,
373. Lively Falkner,
374. Caroline Frew,
375. btateny Chapman,
376 Jacob Hodge,
377. Mary Marrow,
378. Mrs. Thos. Weir,
379. Winnie Green,
380. Winnie Patterson,
381. Mollis Alexander,
3$i. Fred Daniel.
5W3. Harriet Coley,
384. Allen Hawkins,
383. Lacy Uawkioj,
3?i6. Tab Lewis,
387. Stllte Grirtin,
388. D.J. Roberts,
3-9. David Hill,
39.i. Alice liatnmie,
31. Lucilla Duke,
392. Mrs. Hawkins Clarke,
3. LetliU Cbeatoim,
394. Reuben Harris, 1 50
395.. Retta Harris, 1 50
39ti. Amanda Alston, 1 50
397. Marv Roil well, 1 50
39s. Sarah Harp, 1 00
399. Mrs. Allen Hogan, 1 00
400. Ann Hayes, 1 00
401. Ann Moon, 5 00
402. Mary Bullock, 2 00
403. Eleaner Clarke, 1 00
404. Martha Woodlief, ' 150
405. Nat llua, for April & May, 2 00
406. Mrs. James Clacke, 1 50
407. Charity Wimbish, 2 00
408 J. W. Hunter, 1 00
109. J. M. Pipkin, for Falkner, 12 89
410. Mrs. Jno. Lancaster, 2 50
Total, f 142 80
GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSES FOIi THE
MONTH OP MAY, 1838.
Amount.
R. Hight, lunatic to Jail, $ 2 25
R. Hiiht, juror in an inquest, 1 00
U. P. Cheatham, Reg. of D., fees
and expenses, 13 80
W. II. S. Burgwyn, inst. on bond
No. 1, - 32 00
U. T. Watklns, Atty., inst. on
money, 80 00
Henry Younjr, fees as Jailor, 72 60
John M. Barnes, coffins for pau
pers, 3 00
J. G. Lassiter, coffins for panpers, 3 00
B. B. Wortbam, for county bridge, 293 00
J. R. Reavis, Sec. U. S., burial of
Harry Edwards, 2 00
J. A. Harrell, blanks for C. S. C, 1 50
J. A Harrell, blanks for Reg. of
D., 3 25
Thos. P. Stewart, for county bridge 2 00
W. A. Cheatham, balance for
lodging jurors, 3 00
Total,
$514 40
PALTER ALLOWANCES FOR THE MONTH OF
JUNE, iSSS.
Amount.
411. John Lancaster and wife,
4 00
2 00
1 50
2 00
4 00
412. Kanciau stamper,
413. Edmond Cheatham,
414. Plummer Wilkerson,
415. Phillip Yancey,
416. Benj Eaves,
417. Mollie Baskerville,
418. Lucy Bullock,
419. Martin Burroughs,
420. Lucindia Balthrope,
421. A. E. Fuller,
i
50
2
00
I
So
3
OO
00
2
422. E. Hamilton,
423. Lucy Powell,
I
2
50
OO
424. Betsy Hicks,
425. Mrs. P. Robinson,
426. James Chapman,
427. Len Renn,
3 50
I OO
IO OO
8 00
1 00
1 00
3 00
2 00
1 00
2 50
l So
1 50
x 50
I OO
1 OO
2 OO
I 50
I 50
I SO
428. Nancy laylor,
429. Jane Watts,
430. Sallie brnilh,
431. L,ucy Kice,
432. Nancy Hodge,
433. Millie Hicks,
434. Maria Chockley,
435. George Hawkins,
436. Mrs. Friday liurton,
437. A. Jones,
438. Charles Royster,
439. Kate Lewis,
440. wasn Keavis,
441. Lively Falkner,
442. Caroline Prew,
443. Stateny Champion,
3 0
I OO
1 OO
2 OO
1 OO
5 00
2 OO
1 00
2 50
50
I OO
I OO
I OO
50
1 50
I 50
3 00
i So
i 50
1 So
50
5
1 OO
2 OO
I OO
1 00
1 OO
5 00
2 00
5o
5o
1 00
5o
2 00
1 5
J OO
I OO
1 OO
?!50
800
444. Jacob Hodge,
445. Mary Marrow,
446. Mrs." Thos. Weir,
447. Winnie Green,
448. Winnie Patterson,
449. Mollie Alexander,
450. Fred Daniel,
451. Harriet Coley,
452. Allen Hawkins,
453. Lucy Hawkins,
454. Tab Lewis,
455. Sallie Griffin,
456. D. J. Roberts,
457. David Hill,
458. Alice Hammie,
459. Lucilla Duke,
460. Mrs. Hawkins Clarke,
461. Lethia Cheatham,
462. Reubin arris,
T63. Retta arris,
564. Amanda Alston,
465. Mary Rodwell,
466. Sarah arp,
467. Patsy Wright,
468. Mrs. Allen ogan,
469. Allen ogan,
470. Ann ayes,
471. Ann Moon,
472. Mary Bullock,
473. Eleaner Clarke,
474. Martha Woodlief,
475. Nat uff,
476. Mrs. James Clarke,
477. Charity Wimbish,
478; J. W. Yunter,
479. Sallie Smith,
480. Allen ogan for May,
481. Margaret arris,
482. Tempy unt,
4S3. J. M. Pipkin for Falkner,
Total, '
GENERAL COCXTT EXPENSES
'MONTH OF JUNE, 1888,
$148 00
FOR THE
Amount.
P. T
Jones. - treasurer; military
company, . . $130 00
P. T, Jones, custodian of C. H .. 37 5i
H. P. Cheatham, Reg. of D., fees
and expenses, 1310
Ilendersou Neuu, balance due on
Ex. : 23 00
W. 11. Smith, Sheriff, Jury and
witness tickets. 122 00
W. II. Smith, Sheriff, Jury tickets
ind State failures, 32 45
W. II. Smith, Sheriff, summons -
Jurors, ; 25 85
E. A. Powell, work on delinquents, 12 00
E. A. Powell crier of the court, 10 50
Jno. W. Overton, for county bridge 179 00
E. A. Powell, Jury and witness
tickets, 53 20
Benj. Smith, waiting on Jury, 6 00
Redding Hight, waiting on Jury, 4 00
J. M. Barnes, for coftns, 9 00
Jas. A. O'Neil.keys and store to
office, 2 20
S. fc C. Watklns, expenses for
county, 13 10
Henry Young, fees as Jailor, 4 30
D. E. Aycock, printing for county, 7 23
Barnes & Stain back, store account, 80
J. R. Young, C. S. C., State fail
ures. 97 17
D. Worthington, Sol., State fail
ures, 21 00
W. II. Smith, Sheriff, State fail
ures. 12 85
A. B. Perssee, Mayor, State fail
ures. 2 80
S. 11. Allen. J P., State failures, 180
J. II. Parham, State failures, 75
L. R. Crocker, State failures, 50
S. Southerland, State failures, 55
J. 11. Ed wards, State f ai 1 ares, 60
R. J. Southerland. State failures, 9 40
M. A. Blackwell, State failures, 87
J. D. C&pps, State failures, 90
Arch Hoyle, State failures, 75
L. II. Bujlwck, Sheriff, State fail
ure, 90
M. T. Loonan, State fnilnres, 75
I. C. Bobbitt, State failures. 35
Total,
f900
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