THE
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GNROE JOURNAL.
VOLUME XII. NO. 48
MONROE, N.C, TUESDAY JANUARY 2, 1906.
One Dollar a Year
Annual Statement
Of Account Audited ami Allowed
by the Board of County Com',
toners of L'nion County, ! C.
for th Fiscal Vear EnJng No
vember Jtkh. 115.
STATEMENT "A."
Court Expenaca.
I Hit hi tier, 1'JOi.
E. A, Anuneld,ro. liabilii if ;5 20
1.1 45
10 00
15 00
9 50
4 00
7 50
8 00
K. A. Aruitield, court owls
B. A. Morn, 5 cords aood
I). A. Tedder, stenographer
Mm. Tucker, boardiui; jury
CC&V.D. Sikca, teaui (ur
grand jury
Win. gtockton.court janitor
January, 1!HI5.
B.A-Horn,notif)inft :Wijuri,r 10 NO
K.J.KrininiiiiKT,ullicrrofg.j. 5 00
February, 1W5.
' W.A.Eubaiika, oiliivrniurt 6 00
Wai.Stockton.uMirt janitor 6 00
E.A.AruiriK1.ruiirt liahil'sSl.l '
MisiJulia B.Huiiter,steuog.
March, l!W
Monroe Journal, ubliihii(j
court calendar ami ranis
Monroe Knipiirer, publish
ing court calendar
Wni.Stocktoii.court janitor
B. A. Horn, . cords mood
MisaJuliaU.Huiiier,steiio(.
B.A. Horn, notifying 72 ju
rors Oct. and Mch. terms
April, HHI.-.
W.E. Ht!lms,ollieer of grind
jury March term
Wni.Hlockton, court janitor
March term crim. court
HixaJuliuH. lluiiter,Htcmi;.
II A. Horn,. 1 cords wood
K.A.Armucld,co.liahilitics
June, HHI.-i.
YV.A.Kubauka, oflicer court
March term
E. A. Arniticld.jii(l. docket,
docket paper, crim. sta
tistics, recording names
of 112 jurors
August, 1!H).V
Monroe Journal, '.,,0(Kt jury
slips, court ealeiidur, etc.
B. A. Horn, notifying 7'.' ju
rors for July criiu. and
Aug. civil courts
Wm.Btockton.poiirt janitor,
etc., July term
Glouceslerllotel, hoard, jury
P. A. Parker, officer of g.jury
September, 11MI5.
W. A.Eubanks, officer court
etc.
Wnr.8tookton,court janitor
X.O.KuHHell, lodging juror
Monroe Enquirer, printing
court ealcwlar ami cards
K. A. ArnihVld.co.liabilitics 4 10
Miss Julia B. Hunter, omit
ateuog., court worK, pa
per, eaibon, etc,
October. 1!05.
B. A. Horn, notifying 51 ju
rors, Oct. term
E.A.Armhld,bal.eo lialiil.
NovemlNT, 11MI5.
J.A.Wolfe,ollicer of jury
B. A. Horn, mi in mon ing spe
cial venire 50 men .State
vs. Wilson (iarlimd
8.W.IIelms,ofticerg. jury
J. H. Boy to, Ikhm-iI i ng j ii rors
AliasJuliali.IIuiiter.stciing.
M.D.l'usNer, oflicer jury
transcribing property la
Monroe towoahip I
lJ C.Kflrtl, 10 day I Wing
and transcribing property
and making return, New
cUleia township
Walker, Kvaua A Cogswell
Co., binding tai book
Monroe Enquirer, publish
lishiug tax listers' notice
J. E. Broom, 9 daya listiug
and transcribing proper
ty and making returns,
Vance township
S.J. Richardson, 1 1 daya list
ing, transcribing proper
ty and making returns,
Jackson township
l.A.rioutz, 13 daya listing,
transcribing property aud
making returns, Goose
Creek township
V.T.t'bears, 11 days listing
aud transcribing proper
ty, Buford township
B. F. Parker, 9 days listing
and transcribing proper
ty, Lanes Creek township
30 oo . W.Sutton, 15 days listing
and transcribing proper
ty, Sandy Kidge t'ship
T.C. Griffin, 14 daya listiug
and trauscribing proper
ty, Marshville t'ahip
I August, li
54 00 Bank of Union, X bonds
redeemed and Iut p d
20 00
7 50
li IHl
10 00
25 00
L'l 00
4 00
5 25
:w oo
12 50
;t(Ni 02
900
31 S5
9
21 CI
(I i.l
:ts so
5 00
9 00
N ti2
4 7
h no
5 00
500
IS 00
33 00
36 00
22 00
IS 00
30 00
2S00
I Baker's crossing to town
ship line 3 Kl
829 00 J.F.lKihier, lumber on IKm-
! termed 126
of cot- weighers' election
Total, 154 64
Total,
f 2,079 00 F. M. Sutton, lumber ("bar-
Hi 25
16 20
3 90
3 00
5 00
5 00
Total. 2400
County Commissioners' Expenses.
December, 1904.
ILL. Price, 11 daya as chtn
co. coiurs. and mileage I
March, 1905.
W. G. Long, K daya as co.
couir. and mileage, Dec
1904, March 1905
A.W. Biggers, 9 days as co.
couir.
ILL. Price, J daya as co.
cotnr., Dec 1!HI4, Dec
1!M)5, aud mileage
May, 1905.
W. G. Long, 6 days as co.
comr. aud mileage
II. L. Price, 6 days as co.
comr. aud mileage
A. W. Biggers, 7 days as co.
com r.
September, 1905.
II. L Price, 11 days as co.
couir. and mileage
W. G. Long, 10 days as cb.
couir. and mileage
A. W. Biggers, 10 days as co.
comr.
November, 1905.
W.G.Long.Mdaysaud mile
age as co. comr.
ILL. Price, 8 days and mile
age as co. comr.
A. W. Biggers, 8 days as co.
comr.
27 00
20 00
18 00
16 40
17 00
16 00
14 00
27 60
26 00
20 00
21 00
20 00
16 00
Total, I 259 40
No unverified accounts were au
dited.
KUte ofXorth Carolina Union Co.
I, J. K. Stewart, clerk to the
Board of County Commissioners,
do hereby certify that the forego
ing is a true statement of all the
compensations of the board to the
mem tiers thereof, of the number of
days the board was in session, the
distance traveled by each member,
resiectively, in attending the same,
and of verified accounts audited
39 00 during tlio fiscal year ending No-
60 00
6 00
Total, 2,4;.s :
Tax List Expenses.
July, 1905.
II. C Moore, 27 listing and
veiuber30, 1905. J.K8tkwakt.
Clk. to BU. Co. Com re.
Funding Bonds.
January, 1905.
Bank of Uuion, 8 bonds
redeemed aud hit p'd 11,250 00
The pleasure to be derived from
a good smoke is lost if you have
a bad pipe. Our line has every
thing from 5 cents to five dollars.
Every one of them is a choice
smoker. Look over them nd
get your choice.
C.N. Simpson, Jr.
Druggist
Look and Be Convinced
of the fact that Dillon's Furniture Is the Furniture for you to buy.
In quality and price it cannot be equalled.
Our fall (tooda are ming in every day the biggest lot and the
nicest selection we have ever had. When in need of anything in
the way of Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Couches and Lounges,
(Leather and Velour), Felt Mattresses, Rockers, Children'! Chairs
and Rockers, Musical Instruments of all kinds, Pianos and Organs,
2m aura to see us before you buy.
T. P. Dillon,
Leader In Law prices on
High Class Furniture.
Store phone 7j
Residence Phone M.
Public Read and Bridges.
December, 190 i.
ILL Price, 21 days services
on bridtre committee I 5 00
I. Atlontx. 1 day on bridge
committee 2 00
IL E. Cnpple, right of way
on White Store road near
Kork Itest 10 00
J. A. Marsh, work, nails, etc.
bridge across Lanes Ck. 9 5C
February, 1905.
L D. Thompson, lumber for
Hem by bridge over Goose
Creek, etc. 35 OS
S. A. Williams, lumber for
bridge on Camden road 20 52
W. E. Helms, lumber for
Dosterroad 9 2
M.A.I'olk. lumber for Hem-
by bridee, Vance t'ahip 33 4
Geo. Goodvin, bldg. bridge
across (Jourdvine creek.
Monroe and a Bb. road 40 00
D. W. Austin, lumber for
I Hemby bridge across
Crooked Creek to ou
March, 1905.
A. W. McManna, lumber,
work and nails for bridge
near John Long's, Goose
Creek township 14 24
V.A.Ashcraft, .'(Ml ft. lum
ber for bridge at Ash
craa's mill snd 2 ISO ft.
for bridge near J. A.
Marsh's, on Laues creek 81 21
I.J. Carpenter, bridge com
mitteeman, less lumber sold 100
H.L Price, 24 days service
on bridge committee 5 00
Johu Hargett, lumber for
bridge on Willoughby rd. 2 50
A.C.Johnson, issuing i road
orders 90
Win. ('. Cook, lumber for
bridge on Hecrest Short
' Cut road 2 ti9
April, 1905.
W. P. Ke.iah, work ou bridge
Stewarts ork.Concord rd. 3 i5
II. W.Statou, repairing abut
ments to bridge, Aegro-
heud creek 15 (Hi
J. 11. Winchester, oak lum
ber. Price's mill bridge 3H 2
J. Brady Price, lumber and
nails for bridge across
Tiudall branch ou Three
Notch roach 13 00
I. W. Presley, lumber for
.bridge, Stewart's Fork
creek, Concord road 1U 8S
I. W. Presley, lumber for
bridges on public road
near Jack Fowler's, Mon
roe township 7 2"
L W. Presley, lumber for
Conoord road 1 00
F. M. Button, lumber for
bridges, Monroe t'ship 3 K4
W.I). SUrnes, building Se-
crest bridge and repairing
Price's mill bridge, 12-
Mile creek 1ST 00
May, 1905.
W. D. Starnes, flooring
bridge on Providence rd.
12-Mile creek, near Nor
wood mill 30 00
J. A. Williams, serving 12
road orders 3 0
W. G. Long, 2 days service
on bridge co. "littee 4 00
U. L Price, 2 days ser
vice ou bridge committee 5 00
Juue, 1905.
J. E. Thomas, lumber for
bridge over Meadow lib.,
College road 12 00
A. D. Austin, repairing
bridge across Goose ck.,
Bikes Mill road 8 00
Monroe Mfg. Co., repair
ing bridge, lumber, etc.,
Lee's upper mill 6 38
August, 1905.
Jim Watts, repairing bridge
on Davis Mine road 3 IN
L A. Becreet, lumber for
bridge across Bearskin
creek near Monroe 49 53
Chain gang, building abut
ments for bridge, Bear
skin creek, near Monroe 447 24
J as. T. Hamilton, lumber
for Kocky River road, Ba
ker's crossing to town
ship Hue 3 13
September, 1905.
Z. V. Morgan, bldg. bridge
across BeaverDam creek,
Dr. Green's place 75 9(i
II. M.GrecD, letting contract
for bridge across Beaver
Dam creek, less lumber 50
J. G. Medlin, lumber for
bridge across race Aus
tin's mill, Goose Ck. tp. 13 45
W. G. Long, 1 day's ser
vice as bridge committee 2 00
E. O. Cook, lumber for
roads, Monroe t'ship S 47
Jas, T. Hamilton, lumber
for Rocky River road,
IRK MULLIS,
CItII Engineer,
Phone 44. Winoatb, N. C.
Orttftotv f PmfWiMTr In nnrTlnf from
on trf the kavltns? mtllftnHi in N i: T rr
iprtnr in stall wij, Municipal n4 rami
urvejrlnf.
M. L. FLOW,
CnibIuIobv sf Deads tat Soatk CtrollM, ti
larti broliu: tlM I Julia sf tte fm
Ik UHoi Canty, US' Rottrj rublK
tor BortJi Carollaa. :-: ::
Special ittentioo (iven to tikinf Af
tdtvtts, Acknowledtement or Proof of
Deads, Mortgages, Contracts, Bills ol
Salt, Power of Attorney, Renuocii
tiona of Dower tod Inheritance, Dep.
oeitlone, Writing and Probatinf Deeds,
Mortgtues and all other papers, iraning
State Warrants, Claim and Delivery
snd AttscbaieDt papers. Civil Sum
mon! sod tbe Collection of Claim.
Office at M. L. Flow Co.' Store
ait of co or thou, Monroe, N. C.
lotte road. Monroe tn. S lit
J. W. Twitty, bldg. bridge,
McCain mill road, Jack
son township 35 00
October, 19H5.
W.D. Starnes, bldg. bridge
across Cain creek near
MKain Ford 125 00
W. I). Starnes, repairing
bridge across Cain creek
at Mciain Ford and the
bridge across Waxbawck. 25 00
T. W. Maness, bldg. abut
ments to bridge across
Meadow branch, Anson-
Title road, etc 25 00
IL K. Helms, lumber for
bridges on Wiugate road 2 50
E. O. Cook, lumlier for
Gold mine road 5 47
November, 1905.
W. 8. Long, lumlier aud
work lor bridge, J. T.
Helms' niill,Chalott rd. 44 3:
W. G. Ixng, 1 day's ser
vice on bridge committee 2 00
A. C. Johnson, issuing 17
road orders, Monroe tp. 2 5.
A. J. Brooks, 2i days' ser
vice on bridge committee,
College Hill road, Mead
ow Brauch 4 00
R. II. Moore, serving 17
road orders 5 10
Total, 1,518 71
Election Expenses.
December, 1904.
J. II. Winchester, 4 days as
registrar, 1 day challenge,
1 day j udge of elec , 1 day
canvassing bd., 10 nsmes
registered, 171 t rouse' bd 9 19
3. Smith, 1 day judge of
election Lanes Ck. prec't 1 (HI
T. T. Duncan, 1 day judge
of election 100
II. M. N icholson, 1 day j udge
of elec. ingate precinct 1 00
A.W.McMauus,! day judge
of elec. aud 1 day with
canvassing board 2 00
J. W. Bi veus, registering
IS names, revising lis, (i
days registrar aud chal
lenge, 1 with canv'g bd. 8 22
W. H. Yandle, 1 day judge
of elec., 1 with canv. bd. 2 00
M. II. Richardson, 1 day
judge of elec 8. Monroe
precinct 1 00
W. C. Broom, 1 day judge
of elec., 1 with canv. bd. 2 00
A. D. Austin, 1 day judge
of elec, 8. Goose Creek
precinct 1 00
Henry C. Peninger, 1 day
judge of elec ArmtielU s . ,
precinct 1 00
C. H. Austin, 1 day judge
of election 1 00
V. T. ("hears, 7 days with
board of elec, meeting
bd. at Norwood 3 days.etc 15 20
M. C. Austin, 2 days regis
trar, ltKS names tran
scribed, HI registered, 2
days with canv. board, 1
challenge day 5(1
J.E. Hagler, 1 day judge of
elec N. Goose Ck. preet. 1 00
John W. Richardson, 1 dav
judge of elec, 1 day with
canvassing board 2 00
W. L Preslar, 1 day judge
of elec Irby's precinct 1 00
B. F. Parker, transcribing
147 names, registering IN
names, 4 days as regis
trar, 1 challenge day, 1
day judge of election, 2
with cauvassing board 9 01
K. W. Strawn, 1 day judge
of elec Olive Bh. preet. 1 00
John C. Sikes, Jr., 7 days
with board of election
and postage 7 50
L R. Helms, transcribing.
220 names, registering 43
names, 4 days registrar,
1 day judge of election 8 55
Thos. C. Eubniiks, Jr., 1
challenge day, 1 day judge
of election 2 00
C. J. Braswell, 1 day judge
of election, B. Goose Ck.
precinct 1 00
L W. Tucker, 4 days reg.,
1 chal. day, 1 day judge
of elec, 2 days with canv.
bd., 190 names transcrib
ed, 29 registered 9 77
M. A. Cloutz, 4 days reg.,
1 challenge day, 1 day
judge of elec, I day mak
ing returns, 135 names
transcribed, 41 registered 9 58
, J. C. Ktird, 4 days reg.,
1 day judge elec, 1 day
mak i ug ret urns, 1 i9iiaines
transcriled, 20 registered 8 29
W. Ker.iah, 1 day judge
of election - 1 00
January, 1905.
C. Laney, 4 days reg., 1
day judge of elec, 1 day
making returns, register
ing 1(1 names, trauscrib
ing 207 names 8 55
W. F. Chears, 4 days reg.,
1 day Judge elec, tran
scribing 127 and register
ing 30 names 7 1
March, 1905.
J.I.Clark,! day judge elec,
E. Sandy Ridge preciuct 1 00
May, 1905.
A. Cook, 1 day judge elec,
Bandy Ridge School dist 1 00
June, 1905.
Monroe Journal, publishing
notice Plyler school dist.
elec, cot. weigher elec 16 25
& A. Horn, notifying 1 reg.
and 2 Judges elec. Ply
ler school district 1 80
Monroe Enquirer, publish
ing not ice elec school dis.
No. 3 Jackson township 2 50
Monroe Enquirer, publish
ing notice to magistrates
Jail Expenses.
December, 1904.
Alex Blouut, cleaning cess
pool at jail 4 times and
work on pipe
J. It. English & Co., coal
for jail
People's Dry Goods Co., 10
pair blankets for jail
R .1. Horn, boarding pris
oners Nov. 7 to Dec. 5
a:id 43 turnkeys
Jauuary, 1905.
Alei Blouut, cleaning cess
sh)1 at jail 4 times
Lets & Iiee, 6 pair blankets
for jail
B. A. Horn, shff., 6 pair of
blankets for jail
English Drug Co., gauze and
(audages for co. jail
February, 1905.
Alex Blouut, cleaning cess
pool at jail 5 times
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners and 48 turnkeys
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners Dec 6 to 31
John Shute &Sona, putting
in. i glass at jail
March, 1905.
Alex Blount, cleauing cess
pool at jail 4 times
City of Monroe, water for
jail Aug. 1 March 1
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners snd IK turnkeys
Feb. 7 March 4, 1!HI5
Lee & Lee, 12 pr. blankets
for jail
April, 1905.
B. A. Horn, hoarding pris
oners and 28 turnkeys
March 7-April 3, 1905
Alex Blouut, cleauiug cess
pool at jail 4 times aud
washing 20 blankets
My, 1905.
lex Blouut, cleauiug cess
pool at jail 4 times and
ashing 10 blankets
Juue, 1905.
li. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners and 13 turnkeys
April 4 29, 1905
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners May 2 June 2, 1905
City of Monroe, water for
county jail
Alex Biount, cleaning cess
pool at jail 5 times
July, 1905.
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool at jail 4 times
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners June (i July 3, '05
August, 1905.
W. W. Carroll, work at jail
Cash Mer. Co., 4 pr. blan
kets for jail
In A Lne, 4 pr. blankets
for jail
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool at jail 5 tunes
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners July 4-Aug. 7 and
4(i turnkeys
Septeuilier, 1905.
English Drug Co., paint,
drugs, etc., for co. jail
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool at jail 4 times and
washing 28 blankets
J. R. English & Co., coal
for jail
Octolier, 1905.
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners and 8 turnkeys
Sept 5-20
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners and 8 turnkeys
Aug. 15 Sept. 4
Alex Blount, cleauiug cess
pool at jail 4 times
November, 1905.
3 50, Ate x Blount, cleaning cess
pool at jail 5 times 10 00
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners tVU 3 Nov. 4 55 50
City of Monroe, water for co.
jail Juue 1 Nov. 1 't; 40
Lee & Lee, sheeting for jail 41
Colli us & Biggers, 12 blan
kets for jail 12 00
Euglish Drug Co., drugs,
gauze, etc, for jail 2 00
8 50
39 80
10 00
39 60
800
600
600
60
10 00
124 80
78 00
350
800
13 27
55 20
12 00
57 90
9 20
8 CO
18 00
49 20
8 21
10 00
8 00
33 60
35 75
500
4 00
10 00
95 00
go :
9 68
37 63
36 40
15 30
8 00
S3 (HI
16 C5
37 85
3.'. (Xi
niBOYerisixea
Son
ImMverishe(l Boil, like iinpov
nulled blood, minis a )Nkt
itTtilizer. A cliemiHt by ninilyz-
ntf the soil can tell you what
rtilizer to use for different
products.
If your Mood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
ou need to fertilize it and pve
t the rich, red corpuscles that
are lucking in it. It may lie you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated Iut food,
and fat is the element lacking
in your system.
There is no fnt food that is
so easily digested and assimi
lated as
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil
It will nourish nnd strengthen
the body w hen milk and cream
fail to do it. Scott's Emulsion
nlways the same; always
palatable nnd always beneficial
where the body w waMmg from
. . lil
any cause, eitner in cnuuren
or adults.
H will mm4jrcm a staple free.
Beaarethat this I
tarn hi the form of a
UM h oa the wrapper
of every bntue of &ma
ton Jul bay.
SCOTT i BOWIE
CHEMISTS
WiPtJUlt.JtfToH
BOr.aedll 00.
All braggista,
Total, l,o:o 4
Miscellaneous Expenses.
December. I'.KH.
Kdwsrds A Broughton, 1
dox. justice dockets 9 GO
Price ft Moore, supplies for
Jack Helms, smallpox patient, 13 27
January, I'Jtlo.
B. A. Horn, Expenses, etc.,
conveying Annie Funderburk
to Morganton,
B. A. Horn, expenses etc.,
conveying J. W. Pritchard to
Morganton
J. E. Stewart, making an
nual statement snd issuing
and recording orders.
Monroe Journal, publishing
county statement for 1904,
Ir. J. V. Hunter, attending
smallpox by or. of lr. Blair, 128 (XI
Dr. J. M. Blair, services
outside Co. home, smallpox,
etc., 317 00
J. N. Price ft Co., smallpox
account,
Lee ft Lee, cheese cloth for
smallpox patients,
o. A. Horn, expenses of In
digent of Institution for deaf,
dumb ft blind for 1904
February, 1905.
English Drue Co., small
pox sect., Nov. 1 1 Feb. 2,
J. w. Kudge, repairs on
court house roof,
A. L. r untlerburk, expenses
conveying Cul! Critlin to Morganton,
E. A. Armfield, paper, crim
inal statistics, lunacy inquisitions
W. II. Belk ft Bro., cheese
cloth for smallpox patients
Monroe Enquirer, publish
ing financial statement,
Monroe Journal, tax re
turns blanks, etc.,
II. J. Bivens, arresting ill
Mctarty in Virginia, warrant,
jail fees, etc.,
Walker, Evans ft Cogswell
Co., 1 chattel Mtg. record and
deed record,
March. 1905.
J. E. Stewart, 8 days clerk
to board and issuing orders
(Jritlin supply Co., raiload
fare, clothing, etc., for Amos
Threadjill, s pauper,
C. T. inchester, expenses,
etc., conveying Ned Thomp
son to Morganton,
Edwards ft Broughton, 1
cross index to deeds,
8. A. Stevens, attending
smallpox patients by order Dr.
Blair,
J. W. Neal, attending small
pox patients, by order Dr.
Blair,
alker, Evans ft Cogswell
Co., I lien and Mtg. record, 1
deed of trust record,
April, 1905.
Thomas Rone, inquest ju
ror, V ictoria Collins,
O. I. I linson, interest and a
part of principal, note dated
May 5lh, 1902,
Clarence E. Houston, Ins.
premium on court house,
Peoples Bank, Ins. prem
ium on court house,
Henderson ft Snyder, Ins.
premium on court house,
Savings, Loan ft Irust Co.,
Ins. premim on court house,
L. H. 1 bompson, Ins. pre
mium on court house
W. J. Trull, raisirg timber
in court house and placing it
under clock,
Walker, Evans ft Cogswell
Co., I record of Mtg.
English Drug Co., smallpox
Acct., Feb. 6th to March 20th,
W. A. Eubanks, holding
inquest over body of Victoria
Collins,
C. C. Allen, inquest juror,
Victoria Collins,
Frank Autry, inquest juror,
Victoria Collins,
M. L Baker, inquest juror,
Victoria Collins,
J. r. Carelock, inquest ju
ror, ictona Collins,
Sanford Smith, inquest ju
ror, Victoria Collins,
D. A. Price, lumber for
court house,
358
40
132 40
4100
2 50
18 80
19 50
35 00
500
3 20
22 00
40 85
3 75
I I 80
10 00
47 50
45 00
25 50
100
5G80
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 (X)
293
10 00
4 25
7 70
175
1 70
170
185
1 90
5 77
Royal
Baking Powcfe:?
Saves Health
and
Saves Money
yL tAKiW. wdc ro., new vomc.
(OONTINI KD ON PAOK TWO.)
City house and Lot for Sale.
Hv virtu ttf rwmlutliin nf th Ouirtrrlv
iMftMilUi th M K murvii, nuin, in un.itr
larrwKl tMwrd of triuuwi ur the old Hoiinw cir
cuit will, on
Saturday, Jauuary 20th. lOOfi,
at iht eourt hou clnnr In M nn, ll t pnh-
Ir sMH-tllHI, M lh hlffliaxsl MdUrT, fur CsWtl. in
tkmrwtnfaarr torvDrrtJ aitUAttMi on ti taaniiisTioa
trtH, Bxljolniiiff K. U itrtflln and ihni and
Twine a ainaiM im iiiuiuhi id a pMinmr
Hon itl tht eir anil havlnann ft a mll dwrll-
Inir hnc. Ihtld for tht puriMkaw ot dlvltllnR th
pnerwMi- hstB th two newly rrated cir-
A. m . BTACR, (Jk l,
B A . I.ATHAN,
A. H M. I AHtV,
T J. W. HKiNtM.
K. I BlVitNK,
Land Sale.
Sr vlrtn nf a tnwr MnUlnp4 In t fertaln
ihirmn Wd In m fiwiW by W. A. Plrlr.
om uh MM oj w imuiwr, ww. I win, om
Monday, January 8th, 1906,
l th mart horn dnor In Monro. It. C., mpII t
KMIr mllon. In M nlflhMl Dinner, for nMh.
Mlowlnff dmrtM Irnrt nf Iftnd In Rufoni
taiwnaniD. nniolnln tb lnnHi tifW.IIHwntH.
M. w .ronni. K. A. ArnfWri nnd ulhnra
and bmndHl m ftillnwn: SfflnnlnK nl n
V. n. by m Miwnna w. o. nnd run n
lhlnVo r o. brn B.JplMud P o.;
Ihnw 9. V K 44 phnlni m n plnn itiimp In A
fid , Uirnr. II I -hln tn nukr tqr
J.And nicknrr; mm w. 11.40 nnlnt lo
fmm M I iih. . urn m w , is m nnln tti
ft Kipl hf ft Anw on tn bnuwft ; umw Aivn
nfttd nmnrn 10 in nnninninf , nnniftininn ut
him niorp or Iom. A"M to natlffT lh nro,l
llnM of Mtd ntortjrftff dnd, drtonlt hftTlnA
Ann ntftm In to nnf mnnt or Inn bond thm
u wrarM. idii vna ony m iwrnwr, iwn.
A. a.Snak,AkW.
'.rLYLSa,Morl(a).
Deserve So Sympathy.
'harlot u i Mtwrvrr.
Five HiiliNins in A.slicvillc )
their liceiiitra on amnint of allt't'til
violatious of law. Our is auiaed
that their proprietors should have
Oeen so recklcNS or ho Ntupitl. Any
man enpip-il iuthe liijuor biiKincM
u .North Carolina who keens hix
eyes open should know that bin
busiuess exists by Hiifl'i-raiice and
that he is !iHii;iiij: on by his eye
lids. Yhw lakt-n no account of our
iiiiHiiiriliine friends, ho live iu ox-ii
detiance of law and take their
chances as ol her tiainblerN do. Itut
the Aorth t'aitilina liiior dealer
now, who profoscH to do a leili
iiiute busi tics, oiiiilit to have wiiw
enough to know that he must con
duct it in all rom-cis as a man
who keeps an oih-ii Ixuk. He is
meiiaced all tuetinie ly pulitic w-n
timeut and should have iMTCeiitioii
euoiiKh to ri-alie the fact. When
he ollciids u'ainst the law, in the
face of bulit aud knowledge, and is
caught, he doesu't deserve any
symptitliy.
A rraunl)lf Ainuunt of food tlior-
0111, ly duelled aud properly Assimi
lated will always increase the ftrenj;th.
It your IuhimIi is a "htlleutt" Kudol
DyBiwpma Cuie will elite! what you
eat aud euahle Ihe di."rtive organs to
asslimlale and liaiisfonii all funds in
to tissue lmldi"K MxkI Kudol rrlir-vrs
our sloniarh, l)i-li Innt, hrarthurn aud
all forma of indigestion. Palalalile and
strenctlienitie. S. IJ ly C.N.Siuipaou,
Jr., and S. J. Wtlsh.
Notice of Administration.
HavltiAlhlxInT uuallllnl la-lnrr K A Arm
fll.t. V. S C, I 11 loll '.illhl, North t'arolliin. ft.
tnitflWx-ft'or it li. n -f J am P korrtn. iIa-
-.'!.. all iM-nMins liol, ini! i-lmm u sltl-l tlif
lie i l ho l.l Joint r. Morrlii. 1t-.-ftNel. are
llerelijr liotllli'il to ne-i'ilt them to the tlliiter-
in:iie.l n.uniiii..l:stor oh or hrfore the Wt diiT
I Mnr.-h. I.t. or liili. nottee mil ! plesite.1 In
r of lln-tr lltht of rw-overy. More thnli U
month-' iiottee Iihk herelnfore Irn irlven y
V H. M h linker, ailmlnt-lritior. who hsu .m.-
ille.l. Thl- the isth ,U ot No,iMtil..r. A ll lwd.
TIIK SAVIMiS. MIAN A TSCST 1,
K. B. Ki-ilntiie, Alt)'. AilmliiMirMlor.
5a le ot Valuable land.
Bjr virtue of atllhorlljr eimfern-it on me hv m
ile.l of trti-t niH.lv hy W H W iinhet,-r am)
wife, M. A. Inrhenter, on the Until .lay of I k
tolier, A. li 1W4. 1 mil, on
Tuesday, Jauuary L'.'trd, l!IOi,
-ll to the hlirtiet Midler for faun, at the court
liou-e door 111 Monroe, S. (' , tlie following it.-
rltien tln-e, trni-t or uaril of Inmt. to w It.
vlt: Hi-Kimiliia at n stone almilt .'m links Wesl
f sftl.l hralieh ll'lilee Mile lirain-lii.a i-ornerof
John Kason's lantl, ami ruin, with Ins line -4.
H7 K. 171 poles, tmssilia Kft-on's anil Penillt'er'-
line loan o. ny a u. o. ami two iiins; theio-e
wllh another line of sanl I'eunlltt-r N , W
Tl.aa jsile to a (ille of -tones, corner of lot No
-2. theui-e wtlh three Itln-s of lot No. y N , M
W. -jn poles to a pine -lake ami pile til stoncn.
thenee A. w II sile, enmlnit a road to a
white onk hy two wster oak-, thenee S Aw',
VV m.fl uolea to a slone on Kast liniik of Th is
Mile lirani-li; thenee down and wllh Ihe vnrl
.usoour-es of said liraneh alioilt tits mile-to
the lietflnnlnit, isinlaliilna hliii-ty iisn aeres,
more or less, and Is-iiik the land allotted to T
K. Hnsim ami eoiivevetl hy I. K. Broom and
huslaud. W I' Hnsim. to said H W inches
ler. h deed dated Septemls-r lll. tswl.
The said deed of trust Is rei-onteil In the re
tstry of I n Ion eotinty. North t'srollna, tn Hisik
A. mgr 4la. etc.. to whlt-li referem-e le herehy
mad , and the said lam! ts sold to tny the note
secured Iherehv, whh'h now ts'loiiits to A. V
Heath. This tlie lstli day of Ih-i-cntls-r. ItsKi.
n. H. KKIiniNK, Trustee.
Voiiiik Alexander, whoso brave
ly ili'lfinli-il the Kiiima xMtoili-e,
ii-ar Asheville, against burglars,
conies in for a giKtd share of praise
now and then, but the fact that he
is only uow lieing promoted from
the isisitiou of lulmrer to a clerk
ship does not show up very well
for the olliciitls who are apparently
so anxious to reward him. They
might have given him something
worth while at the start Char
lotte Olwerver.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
liy local applications, as (hey cannot
reach the diseased portion ol tlie ear.
Ilit-re is only oue way locure deadies
and that is ly constitutional remedies.
Hcatness is caused by an inflamed
conditio!! of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tuhe. When Una tube
tits inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperlecl hearing, and wheu
it is eutiiely rinsed deafness i the re
sult, and utiles Ihe inflammalion can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine case out of
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
Ihe mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar
fur any case of Deafness (caused by
catrrh)lhat cannot he cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure Send tor circulais.free.
h J. CHENEY & (JO.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c,
Take Hall Family Pills for consti
pation. The news of the embarrassment
of three Memphis banks, following
the failure of a like number in Chi
cago last week, has an ominous
sound even in these times of pros
perity. Charlotte Observer.
UVASOL,
Are your Kidneys, Liver or
Iilatltlcr effected If so read our
guarantee:
$25.00 Reward.
We ofler (25.00 reward for any
case of Kidney, Liver or Bladder
trouble that cannot be cured by
Uva Sol.
IXTKIiSTATK CHKMiCAL CO.,
Haiti more, M. D.
Kor mile by Price & Moore,
li. F. I). 5, Monroe, N. C.
ryar"'i
Sip
Land Sale.
Ht Tlrtit irf authtiritr pmfprrfi tm m hy an
nlrr ftnil tlnrr ntatlr hy K A. Armttlf1.t' h.i'.
I'nl'in rounty.N. V , in a hkm-UI i.rxrrlitiit
lnitUulrit hy the Ha vlntr. I.u atnlTrii Cnni
lny, Kuartllan for Ktill I'rfMpy, 1 will, tin
Tmwlny, Jununry 2:,rd, l!Mnt
ttrll t4i ih htih(it liiiliW. at iif.ttr auction. i
thr rmri nuw nMir in Mttin. . t' . a rf
malmlfr. anl-jtyt to the lift fflalf f kathpriiif
rrful-, in tii rniiomna ilif, tru-t r fw ri
r land, lyln anil Iwiim In Mitt county f
I nltiitanil Mate of North l amUna, tnun1"tl
an1 alfwrltnf't a followx: Hcfrlnnlntr at a hunch
of willow ami two iwrtlmmoii lm-ii)c. thfitcs
wllh Sarah M11ln' line N. mi1-, . t. Htakf,
Harali MiMtllu n corner; I hence with V. V rew
ley m hue t Jacob tinfnn etrner. thence I
well a corner, a ntle of "lonett tn a branch by p
o and htcknry; thence up nairi branch N
W. lnchaina; I lie nee lift tabl branch N.Hft.ll
cltalna : (hence tin aaul branch N w . H'. uh 1
branch N. IH tt . b rlialnn to a make In nl 1
branch, the beitinninii. cnnialntnff acrvi.
Aupttn ami wife to I. 1'. I're-b-y for life with J are BWMIIVd tlltTO Will be 00 peCUtli-
a remanitVr to naid Hua-ell Hreley,a atiar i - I iMr.;.Ai:.. ,iJ ,
lndee. rec,.mciHn the reirtMry of ruioiHN.un- 81)' ltW8. I lailTlS ie adjUStfd pn)mpt-
ty. hooi l". )ire in wnicn reference in Here
by nile for a full dexcripibm.
Term of Hale-One thlnl ca-h an1 the re
malmter nn a credit nf twelve month with ap
proved necurtty, and title reltned until kit the
purchae money la paid.
ThU Ih lwth day f December, A t IMA.
K R RKIA I N R. t'ommbwloner.
Don't De fliarmefl
every time the fire bell rings. Have
your premises and stock covered with
INSURANCE-
You don't know how much worry
can be avoidsd for such a small out
lay. Should lire then reach you, you
ly by the companies we represent
Oct our raU.'s.
W. M. GORDON, Arjent,
At People 's Bank.
W. C. WOLFE,
Cashier.
? W. S. BLAKENEY, J. E. 5TACK,
( 1 President. Vice-President.
1 THE
BANK, of UNION
MONKOK, K. C
This Bank has been operated In th Interest of th people at
targe aa well as Its stockholders. IU officers have done their
best to build up rtonroe and tbe surrounding country. It pro
vides every safeguard for the depositor and Is always liberal
to the borrower, i No reasonable person could be dissatisfied
with Its methods. Remember what It hat done for the people
thus far and let everybody know that It will meet all legitimate
competition In the future. Patronise It with your accounts
and thus show your sympathy for a progressive and obliging
Institution. It to your friend and It If here to stay. '