Eczema
otl,T to that class of inflammatory and disfiguring- skin eruptions that
iso nire genuine bodily discomfort and worry than all other known
rieas. The impurities or sediments which collect in the system because
j"S ti'oor digestion, inactive Kidneys and other organs of elimination are
t IcVti np by the blood, saturating the system with acid poisons and fluids
that
1,1 V (Mil llUUUil 11LC IclliUO CtllVl
,Mo itching and burning, and
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the vi
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bleed, or give it a scaly, fishy
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f innumerable blackheads and pimples or hard, red bumps upon
Purification of the blood is the only remedy for these vicious skin
Washes and powders can only hide for a ti the glaring
consist
the taei.
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It contains no Arsenic, Totash or other harmful mineral.
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Tr.KKKK A' -.-' ..-,. TP.P-.TTTTM . Our Httla eirl. just thl
. )I r; V ill
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, 'r.fular. nd thanks to TEETHIN A, the little babe is now doing well. ,,,
' r " ' Yours, etc., D. W. McIVER, Editor and Proprietor Tuskeece (Ala.) News.
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f the United States.
i EON B, JONES.
Special Agent Oxford, N. C.
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soriasis, Salt
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" I can cheerfully endorse yotir S. S. S.
as a cure for Eczema. I was troubled,
with it for 25 years and tried many
remedies with no erood effects, but after
using- a few bottles of S. S. S. was entire
ly relieved. Win. Campbell,
313 W. Central St., Wichita, Kan.
appearance; again the eruptions may
blemishes. S. fc. S. eradicates all poisonous accumu
lations, antidotes the Uric and other acids, and
restores the blood to its wonted purity, and stimulates
and revitalizes the sluggish organs, and the impuri
ties pass off through the natural channels and
pnysicians win aavise wiinout cnarge.
Cure. GfioJera- Infantum.
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and
the Bowel Troubles of
Children of Any Age.
Aids Digestion, Regulates
the Bowels, strengthens
the Child and Makes
TEETHING EASY.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
demands that I should Rive yon
.r teen months old, has had much
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are
regular
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at
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out and come to the Johnson and
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Yours to continue to serve,
Z. W. LYON,
Oxford, N. C.
Snyder,
Treastarer of Hie
Itrooklyn SOisst !:: Art dnl.
" !f women would pay more, attention to
their health we would have more happy
wives, mothers and daughters, and if they
would observe results they would find
that the doctors' prescriptions do not
perform the many cures they are given
credit for.
" In consulting with my druggist he ad
vised McElree's Wine of Cardui and Thed
ford's Black-Draught, and so I took it and"
have every reason to thank him for a new
life opened up to me with restored health,
and it only took three months to cure me."
Wine of Cardui is a regulator of the
menstrual functions and is a most as
tonishing tonic for women. It cures
scanty, suppressed, too frequent, irreg
ular and painful menstruation, falling
of the womb, whites and flooding. It
is helpful when approaching woman
hood, during pregnancy, after child
birth and in chanee of life. It fre-
rjuentlv brings a dear babv to homes
that have been barren for years. All
drugeists have $1.00 bottles of Wine
of Cardui.
A IT
W B. SHAW,
Henderson.
II. M.
SHAW,
Oxford.
SHAW &SHAW,
Attorney & Counsellors at Law,
OXFORD, N. C.
We offer our professional services to the
citizens of Granville and adjoining counties,
and solicit a share of your patronage, pro
mising to cive to the smallest as wellas the
largest case our most lidligent attenti n and
best efforts. Our tees are moderate.
Refer vou to anv one in Oxford or Hen
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yalifilB Land lor Sale!
1 1 1 xtA-rtAs. at. Kim Grove in Williams town
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suited for raising tobacco.
fi05i Acres in Cedar Fork township. Wake
county, N.O , about four miles from Cary and
Morrisvlllc, well timbered and suited for all
crops.
For particulars addrees
MBS. JTLOKSNOB P TUCKER,
Raleigh, N. C.
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OXFORD PUBLIG LEDGER.
AVAIE II. 1JR1TT, LOCAL EDITOR,
THURSDAY,
NOV. 27. 11)02.
Even a Trust on Turkeys.
Hardly is the President's Thanks-
frivlnjr proclamation out when we
hear that there Is to be a turkey trust
thin year and Thankssgiving; so
near at hand.
We have endured the beef trust
and weathered the coal combine, but
wiien tne trust reaches out after the
American gobbler it is too much.
What shall we have to give thanks
for by and by after the trust has
cleared off the table? To corner the
very bird which we make the basis
of Thanksgiving is going it just a
little to steep.
1 he trust vandals even threaten to
corner our INew JKnglanu traditions.
Is the yankee spirit dead? Boston
Ulobe.
Report on State Institutions.
The Board of Examiners of State
Institutions Tuesday made their re
port to the Governor. It is a volum
inous document, eolmr exhaustivelv
Into the details of management and
the needs of the various institutions.
The reDort contains a severe criticism
of the A. and M. College for the col
ored race at (.reeasboro. A wretch
ed state of man. moment is shown to
exist there. It is r commended that
the State make no further appropria
tion to this colloirc Several of the
color- d normal schools also come in
for severe criticism at the hands of
the boavd.
Rough Experience.
Revenue men who went from
Raleigh on a raid had a bad time Wed
nesday night near I'ocomoke, Frank
lin county. They found the illicit
distillery for which they were looking,
and twelve men, moonshiners and
their friends, seated around a big fire
of logs in the woods 100 yards distant
playing cards. The two deputies
made a rush at them and the twelve
lied. One ran into a deep creek, the
deputy in after him and both were
over their heads. The deputy held
011 to his man and as he came up on
the bank found another man hid
ing whom he also took by the collar.
The other deputy captured one. The
three Avere released and the still de
stroyed. Luck in Thirteen.
By sending 13 miles Wm. Spirey, of Wal
ton furnace, Vt., got a box ot .tJucklerrs
Arnica Salves that wholly cured a horrible
Fever Sore on his lsg. Nothing else could
Fositivelycures bruises, felons, ulcers.erup-
tions. boils, burns, corns and piles. Only
25c. Guaranteed by J. CI, Hall.
A crowded gambling house at Min
neapolis, Minn., was held up by a
lone bandit, who shot one of the at
tendants and got away with $:,000.
Starling. But True.
"If every one knew what a grand medicine
Dr. King's New Life Pills is," writtsD. H.
Turner, Dempseytown, Pa., "you d sell all
vou have in a dry. Two weeks use has
made a new man 01 me " Infallible lor con-
stipatiop, stomach and liver troubles. 25c at
I. ti. Halls.
Cured of Piles After 4O Years.
Mr. C. Haney, of Geneva, Ohio, had the
piles for forty years. Doctors and dollars
could do him ro lasting cood. DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently
Invaluable for cuts, burns, bruises, sprains,
lacerations eczema, tetter, salt rheum, and
all other skin diseases, Look for the name
DeWitt on the package all others are cheap
worthless counterfeits. J. d. Hal'.
Frank A. Melluijh, of New York,
I jumped from a train near Spartan
burg-, S, (;., and was killed.
.
If you are billiou and seelcinc advisers.
Take DeWitts I.itile Early Risers.
Just before going to bed.
You will find on the morrow,
You are rid of your s now
That's ap; just enouthsaid.
These famous pills do not gripe, but move
the bowtls gently and easily, cleansing the
liver. Their tonic tffect eives strength to
the Piands. preventing a return of the dis
order. J G. Hall.
The second trial of Wilcox for the
murder of Nellie Cropsey will be held
in Perquimans county.
i
Cares Rheumatism or Catarrh.
Would you like to get rid of that chronic
rheumatism or oltensive catarrh lorever.
Then take a bottle of Botanic Blood Balms
which has cured thousands of hopeless cases
that had resisted doctors and patent medicine
treatment Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.)
cures through the blood by destroying the
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swollen glands, hawkirg,spitting, bad breath
impaired hearing, etc, thus making a perfect
cure. Botanic Blood Balm thoroughly test
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Drugs. Perfectly safe to take by old and
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free by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Describe trouble and tree medical advice
given until cured. Dont give " up hope, but
try. B. B. B., which makes the blood pure
and rich and builds up the "all run down,"
tired body. For sale by J. O. Hall.
If President Roosevelt didn't
set
the
a pop at a bear he at least had
freedom of the canebrake.
The Best Remedy For Croup.
f From the Atchison, Kan., Daily Globe.
This is the season when the woman who
knows the best remedies for croup is in de
mand in every neighborhood. One of the
most terrible things in the world is to be
awakened in the middle of the night by a
whoop from one of the children. The croup
remedies are almost as sure to be lost, in
case of croup, as a revolver is sure to be lost
in case of burglars. Ihere used to be an
old-fashioned remedy for croup, known as
hive syrup and tolu, but some modern moth
ers Fay that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is better, and does not cost so much. It
causes the patient to "throw up the phlegm"
ouicker and gives rellet in a shorter time
Give this remedy as soon as the croupy cough
appears and it will prevent the attack. It
never fai s and is pleasant and sate to taKe
All Druggist.
-o-
Senator Scott, of West Virgina,
favors llanna for President because
he "stood pat" on the tariff.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the feat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
nr rnnstitntional disease, and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catairh
Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the
blood and mncous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine It was prescribed by
one of the best physicans in this country for
years, and is a regular prescption. It i com
posed of the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting; directly on the
mncous surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces each
wonderful results in curing Catarrh Testimon-
F, J, CHENEY & Co, Toledo, C.
2r"Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halle Family Pills are the beet,
Granville's Financial
EXHIBIT
From December 1, 1901, to Decem
ber 1, 1902.
Showing the amount of orders is
sued during the year, and the
various disbursements.
GENERAL COUNTY OEDERS.
DECEMBER, 1901. '
L S Sizemore, wood and hauling,
Morton's bridge
J G Hunt. CSC, act. for Nov, 'or,
T W Jackson, ink for C S C . . .
J T Britt, court calendar, letter
heads, etc
J T Britt, 500 envelopes for Sheriff,
F VV Hancock, medicine for jail .
J B Mayes, act. vs county ....
S A Fleming, act. vs. county . . .
VV R Buchanan, bridge abutments
Hatchett's run
C J Turner, four days waiting on
Gattis-Kilgo jury
C J Turner, jail act. Nov . .
L VV Lancaster, weights and meas
ures for standard keeper .
5
29
00
20
65
00
50
80
55
19
7
1
2
45
69
18 00
6
114
ri
00
8n
85
OO
J T Britt, publishing Co. Exhibit
80
j Joseph Preddy, 500 ftet lumber for
I puouc roaa ....
I p n?um! sa,ar.-Y Janitor
6 25
12 00
3615
25 00
17 90
20 83
20 24
132 00
3 5o
Dr S D Booth, medical attention in
sn a'l pox and scarlet fever .
Or P R ardee, medical attention
in small oox and scarlet fever .
Parker & Hunt, mdse for count r,
Dr S D Booth, salary Supt. Nov .
H bgond -Sc Davis, lumber Co home
B S Royster, salary atty. and extra
fee extra work
E C Harris, com work and m'ge .
E C Harris, 4 days as comr. and
mileage 3 Utnes
9
10
50
OO
30
VV T Lyon, 5 days as com'r . . .
F Crews, 3 days as com'r and
mileage 2 times ...
W S Gooch, 5 days as com'r and
mileage 4 times
14 80
8 90
13 20
6 30
24 97
VV S Gooch, com work and mileage
N B Daniel. 5 days as com'r and
mileage 4 times
B Daniel, 2 days committee work
and mileage
F Edwards, mdse . .
Parker & Hunt, luirber and nails
12
23
L F Smith, 128 meals, Gattis-Kilgo
jury
H A Parham, building Grassy c.bg
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs. Wm. Robinson
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs. Bowden and Wyche ....
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs George Herndon ...
G Hunt. CSC, State failure fees
vs H Humphreys, John and Wm
Eastwood
G Hunt, C S G, State failure fees
vs Jim Wilkins
32 OO
297 OO
3 53
7 30
10 63
24 46
4 13
7 42
3 34
5 7i
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Orange Catlett . . ....
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Otis Hobgood . . ...
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs lohn B. Watson
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Plummer Massenburg . . .
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Harriet Howell
5 24
7 3o
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
us Ship Walker .
7 00
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Herbert O'Mary . .
G Hunt, CSC, State failure feee
vs Vandegrift
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs J E Lumpkins
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Martha Lassiter
b 52
30 67
2 70
3 50
11 73
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Martha Lassiter
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Ship Walker and Anna Kings
bury 12 86
3 47
8 85
11 08
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs C Harris
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Hughey Cozart
G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Wrri Robinson
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Archie Sneea . . ...
10 84
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Tom Hamrae . . ....
3 67
5 46
1 77
19 17
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Turner Guss
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs R S Usry
J G Hunt, C S C, State failure fees
vs Thos Allen
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Oliver Stancill
I G Hunt, CSC, State failure tees
vs Haywood Smith
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs VV R Causey
I G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Wm Timb.rlake and John
Taborn ....
J G Hunt, CSC, Slate failure fees
vs Otis obgood, Tom Hunt
Ira Evans, F. Blackley
J G Hunt, CSC, State failure fees
vs Stephen Bragg .......
2 20
08
4 18
12 17
12 30
11,392 70
$ 8 34
4 07
2 00
2 65
3 oq
4 52
2 50
43 15
13 09
35 00
2 OO
2 50
18 OO
3 5o
40
10 80
50
4 10
25 75
5 00
7 25
12 75
12 OO
9 85
7 25
1 OO
2 OO
18 25
I 50
25 OO
$ 287 72
JANUARY, 1902.
W R Buchanan, work, iron, etc.,
Hatchet t's run oeek budge. .
S E Tackson, lumber and nails for
public road. Tally Ho
M Blalock, com. work Meadows
mill bridge ...
C F Crews, 1 day settling Treas'r
and mileage
VV A Parham, committee work and
mileage 2 days
J F Edwards, merchandise ....
F W Hancock, merchandise . .
CJ Turner, jail act. for Dec. . .
C H Landis, merchandise ....
C F Crews, making de'inq't list .
T D Waller, 1 day set with Treas.
J T Britt, 1000 1. heads for sheriff .
I T Britt. pub. esc financial ex'it
G A Faucett, conv. Lucy Roberts
to jail . .
I A Cottrell. serv. road notices
Edwards & Broughton, supplies for
esc office . .
F W Hancock, pens for county . .
W H Hatrison, repairs to room.etc
J G Hunt, wood for court house . .
S D Booth, disinf ng at W Alston's
J R Wood, mattress.office table.etc
Parker & Hunt, coal Nov and Dec
1 P Mangum, salary janitor Dec .
Dr S D Booth, salarv as Supt . . .
J G Hunt, act. Dec "
WJ Jones, lumber for pub' ic road
Pete Bullock, cot for jail
J B Mayes, acct. for Dec
Edwards & Broughton, 150 blanks
A A Hicks, part payment for road
through Mrs M C Cannady's . .
FEBRUARY, 1902.
Sarr'l H Jones, building bridge at
Gooch's mill $273
C E Fleming, conv. B Crews to jail 3
N B Daniel 1 day com. work and
3 70
3 20
60
mileage
B R Humphreys, blacksmith work
bridge, Providence
Green & Stem, lumber for bridge . 11
WT H Jones, work and nails for brg 1 1
4
C L Eastwood, coffin for Mrs Elea
nor Dickey
N B Daniel, 4 days as com'r and
mi'eage 3 times
C F Crews. 3 days as com'r and
mileage 2 times
E C Harris, 3 days as com'r and
mileage 2 times
C H Landis, merchandise ....
S A Fleming, acct for January .
J W Phipps, remov. rafts fm. brdg
L L Crews, lumber for p. road
Lonnie Tinsley, paint and painting
fcourthouse
R J Aiken, nails for public road .
C J Turner, jail acct. for Jan . . .
Parker & Hunt, lumber for bridge
C T Turner, conv. VV Jones asylum
2 oc
10 40
7 95
7
10
25
1
8 67
30 80
1 80
12 35
13 35
89 45
15 00
Dr S D Booth, reed, at'n s. fever .
Harvey Hobgood, lumDer ior Drag
Pete Bullock, 1 hog Co. Home . .
Geo D Barnard & Co, 1 record wills
CSC
8
J A Satterwhite, removing raft fm.
bridge
L Thomas, 1 hog for County Home
J R Wood, coffin inmate Co Home
Parker & Hunt, coal for county . .
J G Hunt, acct for Jan
Dr S D Booth. SiiDt heal h Jan . .
J B Maves. acct for Jan ....
J P Mangum, salary for Jan . . .
I 50
10 00
2 OO
14 15
25 50
2' 83
69 54
i.5 00
Total . .
$711 44
7 90
2 35
20 00
MKJH, I902.
W B Newton, conv. 3 pris. to jail .
I W Davis, lumber for bridge . .
J D Wheeler, building bridge . .
E B Cozart, lumber for bridge . .
D J Gooch, removing raft fm. hrdg
VV T Lyon, 2 days as com'r . . .
Dr S D Booth, supt. hea th ....
S A Fleming, acct. for Feb ....
L B Dixon, 3 days grand jury . .
Edwards & Brough.on.300 bills cost
C J Turner, jail acct. for Feb . . .
Green & Stem, lumber p. road . .
J A Cottrell, serving 5 road orders
J H Daniel, removing raft fm. brdg
J H Daniel, articles lost in river re
moving raft ... ....
Landfs & Easton, 7 pairs blankets
for jail
J B Mayes, acct. for January . . .
J P Stedman, medicine for jail . .
J P Stedman, paper for ShfTs office
S A Fieming.conv B Morgan as'lm
J R Wood, mattress for jail ....
J G Hunt, acct for February . . .
j F Edwards, merchandise . . .
24 47
3 00
4 00
26 68
25 50
6
00
OO
80
77
00
50
2
24
2
2
1
2 40
7 00
28 90
1 80
1 00
17 50
2 25
18 90
15 62
7 o.
75
7 5o
15 00
10 OO
IO 76
13 50
9 3
29 10
1 -rut, worn lor sanitary com .
Baker. 6 sleepers for p. road . .
T Britt, printing for Sheriff. . .
P ManguiD, salary janitor Feb .
S Brown, contribution. to good
roads association . .
G Hunt ha f fees State vs Burwell
Hester and M Wilkerson .
G Hunt, half fees State vs Will
Marrow
G Hunt, half fees State v A vV
Jones . . ... . . .
G Hunt, whole fees State vs Chas
May . . ...
G Hunt, half fees tate vs Lincoln
Lassiter
G Hnnt, h;df fees State vs B Cross
G Hunt, half fees St.ee vs A L
Jones
G Hum, half fees State vs Ed Rid
ley and Jim Harris
81
65
7 70
6 86
Total . $ 365
APRIL, 1902.
10
Hobgood & Davis, lumber for road,$
8 40
1 95
35 44
18 50
3 50
3 75
2 00
2 05
2 00
3 60
4 12
10 00
1 85
1 65
20 00
15 o
14 25
2 00
15 00
r btedman, drugs lor jail . . .
Parker & Hunt, coal March and Apl
C J Turner, jail acct. for March . .
Edwards-.Broughton, order book .
500 license .
Dr r L Booth, 1 day san'ry com .
E Pleasants, wod for p. road . .
T D Waller, assisting C F Crews in
settlement with county . .
Dr J F Sanderford, 1 day sanitary
com. and mileage . . . .
Mrs C M Wilder 5 cords wood for
public roac
VV P Wilkerson, opening p. road .
T P Curl, conv. Ta lor to jail . .
Dr S D Booth, express, etc, for Co
Dr P R Hardee, watching quaran
tine and prof. serv. Lucy Goss .
Dr P R Hardee, watehing quaran
tine and prof serv. W.H.Puckett
Green-stem, lumber public road .
R T Smith, pine poles for p. road .
P. Mangum, salary janitor March
R L Pitchford, 1 day hauling p. rd
2 50
T P Curl, serving 2 road notices .
Sam Webb, conv. C Eastwood to
80
13 05
Asvlum
E C Harris, building bridge . . .
37 80
F Edwards, merchandise ....
43
2
4
8
C R Gordon, wood for public toad.
VV J Barn tt, serving 6 road orders
W G Crabtree. arrest and delivery
Uempsy laylor . . . . .
W S Gooch, 3 days com work and
mileage
VV S Gooch, 6 days as com'r and
4 milesges . .
c F crews, 1 day set. with Treas
E c Harris, 3 days com'r and mile
age 2 times
16 80
2 65
7 00
J H Gooch, taking deposition W C
Eastwood
2 OO
J B Mayes, acct. for March ....
J H chandler, warrant and comp't
19 25
55
25 83
Dr S D Booth, acct. as supt.and dis
infecting at R T crews' ....
J T Britt, stationery for R of D . .
J G Hunt, cash paid for inquest of
Jim Wilkins
b 50
59 60
Total
4i 44
MAY, 1902.
A J Yancey, lumber ad hauling
public road . $
Ballad Norwood, lumber and build
ing bridge, etc
Dr P R Ha-dee serv. to c Eastwood
N J Puckett, lumber for road . . .
J P Mangum, janitor April . .
J G Hunt, half fees State vs Virgin
us Cheatham
J G Hunt, half fees state vs . . .
A catlett
Mot Mill
Forsyth and Bullock .
Arch Howell
Rosa Newton ....
chas Thorp
A catlett
A catlett
VV K Jenkins ....
John Steed . . .
Charley Veazey . . .
S O Parham, cow for co. Home .
N B Daniel, 4 days as com'r and
mileage
N B Daniel, 1 day com and mil'ge
C F crews com work and mileage
Sept. to May 6 . . . ...
J ! Murray, conv J N Hicks to
hospital ..."
L F Smith, keeping order in court
house January term
T D Waller, 3 days services and
mileage on Shelton bridge . . .
VV R Fleming, lumber for road . .
Dr S D Booth, Supt. Healih . .
J T Britt, 500 notes of levy ....
J T Britt, env. and 1. h. c. s. c . .
Town of Oxford, half expenses
curbing well . . ...
c J Turner, acct. jail April ....
Stakatta Pen co, pens and fast'rs
M L Winston, terra cotta for road,
J B Mayes, acct. for April ....
I. S Elliott, conv. P Brewer to co.
Home
Walker, Evans and Cogswell co ,
envelopes and paper ...
R Wood, coffin for R cannady .
j G Hunt, wood and cut' ng same ch
H c Gill, arrest VV K Jenkins and
taking to court ......
S A Fleming, acct. for April . . .
M D Oakley,3days wait'g on g jury
j G Hunt, acct. for April . . .
carl cozart, lumber for public road
D P Wagstaff, land for road
j G Hall, drug acct. from jan. 1901,
to Oct. 1901
j G Hall, drugs for jail
4 00
10 00
2 00
3
15
18
5 47
5
8
5
8
9
17
2
8
2
4
26
9
3
11
1 00
10
4
20
1
4
3
16
2 OO
10
22
2
10
2
15
I 90
3i
6
II
7
IO
13
10
Total $ 396 36
JUNE, 1902.
S H Mize, hauling ........$ 300
Eugene Umstead, lumber for road 2 00
T G currin, poles for road .... 2 25
j G Hunt, account for May ... 25 85
j McKee, returning j W Wortham
to Hospital . . . 13 80
D R 'Knott, hauling poles and rock 2 50
W T Lyon, 4 days as commissioner 8 00
R L Hamilton, stationery .... 70
j W Dean, dynamite used on road 6o
j P Mangum, janitor 15 00
j H Bailey, coffin for E Wilkerson 2 00
Edwards-Broughton, p. tax record 3 00
j R Wood, 2 mattresses for jail . . 4 25
Dr S D Booth, Supt. Health ... 20 83
c j Turner, jail account 33 40
W J Barnett, serving road order . 40
W F Lyon, conveying Harris to jail 2 55
j B Mayes, account for May .... 34 02
j N Watkins, reward cap're Owen, 25 00
j N Watkins, conv. R Owen to jail, 6 05
Edwards -Broughton. 2 doz j.p.dkts 19 20
j h Hicks, arrest Spencer currin 4 25
F S Beasl'ey, hauling rock . . 1 25
Dr j McKee, clothes for S currin . 10 00
N D Hobgood, 4 bis. corn co. home 16 00
50
00
14
95
50
50
65
Total 9 266
JULY, i.902
Mary L Newton, land for p. road, O. HillS 5 00
J R Renn. listing taxes, Fishing Creek.. 35 00
E J Jenkins, listing taxeo. Brassfleld .... 40 00
L A Lyon, listing axes, Dutchville 40 00
.r a shotwell. listing taxes. W. Grove.. 80 00
00 L A Boy-ter, Hating taxes, Oak Hill.... 80 00
L L Crews, listing taxep, Tally Ho
S J Cnrrin. listlner taxe. Snnssfraa ffnpt
40 00
HO 00
B I Breed'ove, listing taxes, Salem 95
b. 1 crews, listing taxes, Oxford
J E Duncan, hauling and nails for road..
Capt W A. Devin, ap'n to Q Gray
Dr S D Booth, salary upt Health
fi C Harris, 3 daya com.work.mlge.twice
S U Harris, 4 days cem'r and mlge 3 t. . .
O F Crews. 3 days com'r and m'ge 2 t...
C F Crew., 1 day and mlge , settlement
wir.h Treaeuier
J Q Hnnt, examination of E Jones, etc..
J T Brif stationery....
Walker Evans Cogswell Co,chat m book
J P Mangum, janitor
K A Tnnstall. 8'5 ft. oak lumber, road..
E T Crews, a's't'g chmn in set Tre.'r
Edwards & Broughton, lien record
and tax book
J B Mayes, acct for Jnne...-
A C Parham, repairs to bridge..........
W V Lyon, conv. C Lyon to jiil
J F Edwards mdse from April to June..
li B Turner, lumber for bridge
S M Wheeler, casn paid hanf s and his
services on bridge
S E Johnson. 350 ft. nlank for road
75 00
3 75
1C0 00
20 83
5 70
9 50
7 30
2 65
3 6
4 50
12 .0
15 00
12 38
2 00
16 00
10 75
5 00
3 30
28 65
3 45
29 85
3 51
5 00
2 00
f'5
Dr N C Daniel, med services pension bd.
J F Hobgood, repairs to bridge,TalIy Ho
J P Stedman, bottle ink K. of D
Sam'l H Jones. 17 cords wood. 2 1 2 d
hauling
J N Watkins. conv. i, Kovster to iail. "
11 80
3 00
51 25
X CO
3 00
3 00
1 50
2 00
4 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
I CO
1 00
125 19
125 0 t
10 40
3 50
1 40
2 00
11 60
1 00
2 00
2 00
C J Turner, jail acct for Jane
I T Britt. otice of reward, c.te..
J T Brit, 200 receipt, etc
J T ritt. 1,000 envelope, for Rot D.
Ptrk'r & Hu:i. 500 nounds coal.
F Ham me. nttiig I.fA Harrisbare-
8AF1 min nmmonln? 5 jurors
Sm Wbb, service as juror
J Y Wheeler, services as juror
John Dayis, services as Jaror
C L Eii-twood. crviccs as juror
. . ....... J ' 1 ...... ......
! J G Hunt, p .ying'handB "n SheltinV bg.
11 noogoup, lumo, r &nc!ton s Dndge....
N B Daniel, 4 days com'r, mlge. 3 times.
N B Daniel, 1 day c m, work and mlge..
II T Norwood, conv. Wm Gregory to jail
W S Gooch. committee work
W 8 Gooch 4 days com'r, mlge 3 times
Long Bros, ov rslls and shirts B Smith..
T L Booth, exam. Ezra Jones
J T Britt, application for Tom Parker..
Total f 1,147 10
AUGUST, 19C2.
J d ' nnt, fRC, acct, f .r Jnlv $ S2 80
C " Crewf, 2 days om'r and mlge. 2 t.. . 5 30
L W Stark, banling 2 trips Shelton's bg, 2 50
J V Edwards, material for Shelton's bg. 58 12
R !. Ufiailton. medicine for jail . 1 45
J G "unt, esc, errors m bills cost 9 ?5
.1 P Mangum, janitor Jnly 12 50
C J Turner waitingon jury 7 50
J T Br.tt, 500 rebate blank. 1 50
J r Britt, 500 letter head, for Sheriff 1 50
J B Mayes, acct. f r .Inly 24 10
Edwards & Brnughtor, binding 2 books 7 00
C J Turner, -ail acct July 69 00
L P Smith, 115 meals, etc., jury 28 r5
G Hnnt, esc, nan tees Mate vs
Grant Penix 10 a 5
Monk Korster 8 00
Taswell Marrow .. 8 83
C H Parham 4 33
Wm. Gregory 9 68
Braxton Bragg 12 8
E 1 Jones .... 4 73
E P Jones 4 13
.tones and Lnck s 05
George Vaughan I 58
George Vaughan 23 30
wnole fees State vs
Robert Owen 89 95
hair fees State vs
Charles Kittrell 6 10
Walter Bell 4 64
Taswell Marrow 5 5)5
W H Elliott 4 50
Lnna Veazey 4 88
J N Watkins.... 7 13
Thomas Boon 2 60
Day and Humphreys 4 45
Peter Conningham 1 40
Jim Harris 95-5
W E Minor 10 00
Total $ 495 96
SEPTBMBER, 1902.
D W Fowler, conv. Geo. Vanghan and
Gran Penix to 1 ail 17 60
8 J Cnrrin, holding inqnest Jno. Hardy.. 21 20
yj d ru-ner, jail account August 52 10
Landis & Ea.ton, pair blankets for jail.. 1
J P Mangam, janitor August 12
Harvey fir-bgood, bal. due tor I timber 32
4i
tt C Harris, 3 days com'r. mlge, 3 times 7
60
E C Harris, 5 days set, with Sheriff 10
40
N B Daniel, 3 days com. work, mlge. 3 t 9
N B Daniel, 2 days com'r and mlge, 2 t.. 5
T ML Tomasson, repairs bridge 3
15
25
1. h uison, conv. l. L.wis to jau 2
T D Walter 55 1-2 davs work Shelton's bg 25
ir u uootn, salary supt ueaitn, eic. Mi
K it Hamilton, drugs lor jail August.. 2
K T Crews, 7 1-2 days set. with Sheriff. ... 20
J G Hnnt, examination Luetta O'Brian. . 3
J B Mayes, acct. lor August 35 8
Edwards & Br nghton, 1 oles and tax bk. 2
J H A Barham, building bridge 100
Total $388
OCTOBER, 1902,
W A Blackley, paying hands, etc $ 31
A S Crazier, naaling poles for road 1
R L Cla k nnd Rob Daniel. building abut
ments to Swift creek bridge 35
W C Cnrrin, sery. 8 notices poll-holders 2
R E Bootu, serv. 4 notices poll-holders.. 1
G B Kovster, acct. B Day pauper order. 2
T P Car!, serv. 5 road orders 2
R L Hamilton, iru8 for jail 1
K D Arrington, bnllding small bridge.. 7
Dr S D Booth, Supt, disinfection, etc ... 25
fart, r nun', lumber 3
C F Turn r. building bridge 49
W S Gooch. 5 days com'r and mileage.. 14
C J Turner, jail acct for September.... 5i
- A Firming, acct. la ad sold, &c 2.0
j p Mangum, j .nitor -epttmber 12
W T Lyon, 5 nays as commissioner 10
j B Mayes. mothly acct .computing taxes 266
00
00
JT Britt, envelopes, tax receipts, etc.. 15
Total $ 777
NOVEMBER, 1902.
45
45
J W McGhee. cutting tree from bridge.. $
W C Currin, cony, L Wortham to jail....
C J Turner.coy.E Cannady to Goldsboro 16
D U Fowler, conv. Miss Dement to jail. 4
47
77
53
13
Bd wards & Broughton, ona tax book 2
J G Hunt, acct. a3 clerk 15
Sta'e Hospital, Lucy Roberts' esrenes, 8
J K Wood, mattress for jail 2
30
J B Maye, account a cierk, etc 8
73
03
B C Bullork, 700 feet lum -er ...a 9
J S VJoss. building abutments to bridge 5
35
40
50
C F Crews. 3 days com'r and mlge 3 t.. 7
Dr S D Booth, acct. as 8 pi. Health 20
I'arker & Hunt coal
J P Maneum, salt.y as janitor Oc'.ober..
U A Pool, repairing wel in jail
60
Total 126
50
OUTSIDE PAUPEES.
JANU BY, 1902.
30
55
Kobt, Kinton, special allowance $
FEBRUARY, 1902,
G W Parker, Special al. Sandy Owen ...
C N Floyd, 6 mo. sup. Maria Allen
W H Garner. 6 mo. up. Joseph Allen....
Rnssell B:os, 6 mo. snp Ka he Allen ..
G B Royster, 6 mo sup Betsy Beasly..
00
79
3
25
50
J Brown, 6 mo snp. L Barwell s child.
J M Brad-her, 6 mo. sup. 1 M Bradsher.. 12
J W Fuller, 6 mo. sup Dick Barton 6
K T Pittard, 6 mo. sup. Booker Barton.. 6
A L Jones, 6 mo. sup. Mary Burton
A G Fleming, 6 mo. snp. Estha Byrd
Howard & McFarland.6 mo.snp. I Barton
K A Lyon 6 mo sup. Pattie Bovyen
37
10
89
W K Jenkins. 6 mo sup. Martha Brown, 6
A L Royster. 6 mo. snp. Maria Jones.... 6
W L Ragiand, 6 mo. sup. Robt Kinton .. 12
R V Blackwell,6 mo,snp. H Blackwell 9
35
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69
T L Ropers, 6 mo. s" p. Maria Ball ...... 6
J S Hrown, 6 mo. sup. Random Cannady. 9
J L Carrington. 6 mo sup Lnetta Cozart 8
J L Carrrngtn.6 mo. sup. Manh Coz .rt 3
T L Howell & Bro, 6 mo. sup H Cooper. 3
C L Howard. 1 mo. snp. Emiline Cash .. 1
W J Wilxon, 6 mo sup. Maria Dickerson 6
W A Parham, 6 mo up. Nancy Davis .. 6
R M Hight, 6 mo. sup. Maria Davis 3
J H Gooch, 6 mo. snp. Parmelia Dixon.. 6
F M Dixon, 6 rao. sup. L Evans 6
Sion U Kogers,6 mo. sup. Fo ly Freeman 3
E H Crc shaw. 6 mo. sup Rowan Fields 6
C J Roberts, 6 mo sup Wm Forsythe .. 6
C J Roberts, 6 mo. sup. R Forsythe 6
John Balloc?r, 6 mo. sup. G Gregory .... 6
G W Watkins, 6 mo. snp. W H Gre nway 6
J A Anderson, 6 mo. sni. Ritta Horner. . 6
E H Crenshaw, 6 mo. sup.L Hobgood 6
B F Hester, 6 mo. snp. Woodfln Hester. . 6
W S Barwell, 6 mo. sup. Maiy Hnnt 6
Miss Pattie Hicks,6 mo. snp. P Hicks .... 6
3 W Harris, 6 mo sup. Jacksie Harp.... 1
D H tVaestaff, 6 mo sup. B Hudleston.. 6
B C Harris, 6 mo. snp. Scofield Hester.. 6
Wheeler & Boyd, 6 mo sup. T Harris. ... 6
B I Harris. 2 mo. sup. David Haithcock.. 2
J W Harris. 6 mo. sup. Mary Inscore.... 6
Mrs A M Jones. 6 mo. snp. self 6
T L Ho ell & Bro. 6 mo. su. P Lewie. . 6
J S Brown. 6 mo. sup. Dan Lewis 6
T L Howell & Bro.6mo sup.M Longmire 6
N G Crews, 6 mo. snp, Irene Lyon 6
C G Royster,6 moe. sup. Lucy Morton.... 6
T L Howell & Bro, 6 mo. snp P Marable 6
T L Howell & Bro, 6 mo. sup. C Moss.. . 6
Dr G T Sikes, 6 mo. sup. Sosan Merritt... 6
A P Hobgood, 6 mo. snp. M Montague 6
Dr 1 H Davis, 6 mo. snp. Mary Mathews. 6
Dr 1 H Dvi,6 mo.sup Fannie Matthews 6
Howard Dorsey, 6 mo. snp. Sun Marrow, 3
C G Royster, 6 mo. snp. Mary Masten.... 1
John McGhee, 6 mo sup. P McGhee .... 6
E H Crenshaw. 6 mo. sup. Add McAdden 6
T L Howell & Bro.6 mo.np M Montague 6
C G Royster, 6 mo. sup. Belle Newton... 6
Sam H Jones, 6 mo. sup Sallie Oakley.. 6
K T Pittard, 6 mo. inp. Matilda Oakley... 6
W D Amis & Co, 6 mo. -up. P O'Briant . 6
R H Currin, 6 mo nnp. W R Oakley 6
R H Carrin, 6 m?. sup. Emily Oakley.. . 6
T E Bobbitt, 6 mo. sup. Louisa Parrish. . 6
T L Howell & Bro. 6 mo. SHp.Betsy Page 6
H C Wilborn, 6 mo. snp. Martha Pool .... 6
Dr G T Sikes, 6 mo. sap. Ann Parrish .... 3
J 8 Brown, 5 mo. sup. Hannah Parham.. 3
T L Howell & Bro, 6 mo.snp B Roberson 6
T L Cannady, 6 mo snp. Betsy Ross.... 6
JJ1 Gooch, 6 mo. sup Kachel Sweaney.. 6
J W Beck, 6 mo. sup. Penna Stanly 6
S D Norwood & Co, 6 mo.sup. P Smith... 3
C Q Royster, 3 mo. snp. L Skipwith 3
L D & E C Veazy.6 mo.sup.M Satterwhite 6
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Sam H Jones. 6 mo. snp. Mtb J Tadlock,
T L Howell & Bro, 6 mo. snp Mat Taylor.
T L Howell & Bro,4 mo.enp.M Jhompaon
K E Booth. 6 mo. snr. Fan
6 08
6 00
4 OO
l T l-i- C . T.. . Ji
12 00
t rm. ' V ""J- " moiBon 6 OO
Pete Thorp, 6 mo. sud. a Tn.w
600
I. a itoyster. b moe. sun. M Thnminn
6 00
600
6 OO
6 00
600
6 00
12oo
6 00
6 00
lo OO
3 OO
J H Gooch, 6 mo. sup. Joseph Waller....
J H Gooch, 6 mo. s c p. Nice Waller ....
J H Gooch, 6 mo. sup. Amelia Walker..
J S Brown, 6 mo snp. Andrew TTi'kerson
J C Pitta d, 6 mo. su). Elizabeth Weaver
J M Watts, 6 ms. sup. J m Hall..
1 u Harris, 6 mo. sup. Kosa Wright
Sam H Jonee, 6 mo. sun. 8 Willcford
W T Ljon, 6 mo. snp. Bella Watkins .
J P Stovall, 6 mo. snp. Isham Vonncr
MARCH, 19c2.
J I Haithock, coffin for D Haithcock
2 OO
APRIL 19o2.
Robt Kinton, special allowance
3 OO
JUNE, 19o2.
J R Wilson & Son, sup. Mrs S Cnrrin..
3 O0
JULY, 19o2.
Robt Kinton, special allowance 3 00
AUGUST, 19o2.
UN JTloyd, b mo. sup. Mary Allen. ...
6 00
6 OO
600
600
6 OO
6 OO
12 00
6 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
6 00
600
6 00
12 OQ
6 00
w 11 Garner, b mo. sup. Joseph Allen..
Russell Bros. 6 mos. bud Kachp.i aht.
H D Mangum, 6 mo. sup. Espie Allen....
G B Royster. 6 mo. sop. Betsy Beaely..
J S Brown. 6 mo. sup. Laura Burwell.."
J M Bradeher, 6 mo. sup. self
. v iu. cup. ..uuK-.r Dunon
A L Jones, 6 mo. .up. Mary Burton.. "
A G Fleming, 6 mo. sup. Esth. r Byrd....
tiowara b jacr ariard.o mo.sup. I Burton
J W Wright, 3 mo. sup.Patue.Bowen...."
nr . neMUB, o mo. sup. marina Boon..
N E Faacette. 6 mo. bud. Marv Rail
R V Blackwell, 6 mo. snp. H BlackwelJ...
n, jn xiigni, o mo.sup. jaitn Brandon....
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J L Carrlngton for Lnetta Cozart
J L Carrington for Martha Cozart ... .
T L Howell for Henderson Cooper
C L Howard for Emeline Cash
J H Gooch for Kate Carmichell
W H Green for Andrew Wilkerson
S L Wilson for Maria Dickerson
W A Parham for Nancy Davis
R M Hight for Mona Davis 00
,1 u uuutu iui Q.ruieiia iiLon...,. .... ft OO
B" M Dixon for Louyenia Evans 2 nn
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mm
Sion H Rogers for Polly Freeman S 00
n. t ijrensnaw ior Kowan Field 00
C J Roberts for Wm Forsythe una
r ,Krt-. r . . V. TI, . O
u .fci'ui b u . uttta c ur cyme. . km
John Bullock for Grand Gregory
w w uLj-iub ior vv wreenway . . .
J A Anderson for Bella Horner
I , lir ,11 . j. 1 : F , rr w . -
00
50
87
E H Crenshaw for Louisa Hobgood
d r nesier ior wooann ueeter..
50
W 8 Barwell for Marv Hunt nn
50
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iuiB. x aLLie xii iur sell...........,,,.
G O Pitts for Tamah Harris
80
bO
25
D P Wagstaff for Benny Hudleston
a C Harris for Scolield He.ter
55
Mrs A M Jones for self
50
J W H'ris'ht for Maria Jones 12 00
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W L Ragiand for H bt Kinton 12 00
10
T L Howell & Bro for Pat. v Lewis nn
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86
J D Brown for Dave Lwis 00
T L Howell & Bro f r M Lonemire 00
N G Crews for Irene Lyon .... goo
2o
w u amis ior Mary Lyon K 00
00
C G Royster for Lucy Marrow.
J D Brooks for Peter Marable...
72
M B Hobgood for Chanev Moss
JLr G T sikes lor Susan Merritt.
Dr 1 H Davis for Mary Mathews oo
r , T 1 r - m . ... 1 u
99
00
.IIUUDISIUI 1U.) iTiauuuws ...
Howard Dorsey for Ann Marrow
John McGhee for Priscilla McGhee
00
B H Crenshaw for Add McAdden
40
20
00
00
70
50
83
T L Howell & Bro for Maria Montaeae..
C G Royster for Bella Newton 00
Sam H Jones for Sallie Oakley g 00
k -j; i-i.iara ior juatuaa uaKiey 6 00
W D Amid & Co for Harthenia O'Briant, a 00
It U Currin for W K Oakley 12 00
K 11 Carrin for Emma F Oakley ft 00
31
T E Bobbitt for Louisa Parrish r 00
13 I T L Howell & Bro for Betsy Page r 00
80
u u uoorn ior jwnrtna I'ool k 00
75
45
50
00
25
G T Sikes for Ana Parrish 8 00
J S Brown for Hannah Parham 8 00
T L Howell & Bro for Ban Robinson.... g 00
T L Cannady for B jtsy Hobs 00
J S Brown for Kovena Kussell 5 00
J H Gooch for Rachel Sweaney g 00
J M Beck for Reme Stanley 6 00
C G Royster for Loiena Skipwith k 00
N L Gillis for Mamie G Satterwhite .... 9 00
Sam U Jones for Mrs Joe Tadlock 500
T L How-U & Bro for Mat Taylor goo
K E Booth for Fanny Terry 12 00
K T Pittard for Lovena Tillotson a 00
Pete Thorp for Anderson Townes 9 00
J H Gooch for Joseph Waller 6 00
" for Ned Waller oo
" tor Amelia Walker goo
" for Elizabeth Weaver goo
J M Wall for self 12 00
1 II Har.-is for Roa wright g 00
w T Lyon for Bett ie watkins 12 00
Sam U Jones for Sallie wi lliford goo
J P Stovall for. Isham Young 3 00
J S Brown for Morando Montague goo
L A Royster for Martha Thornton 6 00
J S Brown, 3 mo. snp. Ransom Cannady, g 00
w U Green, 2 mo. sup. Mrs S Cnrrin .... 4 00
J w Fuller, 2 mo. snp. Richard Barton.. 2 00
J w Harris. 1 mo. sup Jackale Harp.... 1 00
" 3 mo. sup. Mary Inscore.... 800
w F Dement, 3 mo. sup. May Inscoe.... g 00
E K Howard, 5 mo. sup. Dolly Lewie.... 5 00
N E Faucett, 2 mo. sup. Sallie McGhee. 2 00
1M K Fnncett. 2 mo. snD. Nancv McGhee.. 2 00
00
81
75
80
10
40
25
00
65
25
9o
00
50
fe5
83
8t
12 50
162
31
3 0J
Z w Allen, 1 mo. snp. India Oakley 1 00
Sandy Parham. 1 mo. sup. Sarah Parham 3 01
S D Norwood & Co,3 mo.sup.Peter Smith 1 5o
3 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
L S Royster, 3 mo. snp. Peter Smith.... 3 00
Russell Bros, 3 mo sup. P Slaughter.... 800
Hnspel: Bros. 3 mo. sup. Tilly A Thorp. . 3 00
S V Morton, 5 mo. sup. E wilkerson .... lo 00
w A McFarland, 2 mo. sup. E wortham. . 2 00
C G Hovster, 4 mo. sup. Jane Davis 4 00
James Clark, 3 mo. sup. Jane Elam 3 00
Total I 69 50
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
Mary wright, coffin for Rose wright.... 2 00
N Johnson, conv. R Fielis to c. home.... 75
w D Amis & Co, coffin for Mary Ladd ... 2 00
Sandy Parham, 1 mo sup. Sarah Parham 2 00
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00
00
00
21
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
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00
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00
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00
00
50
Total
OCTOBER, 19o2.
Robt Kinton, special allowance self ...
Sandy Parham, 1 mo. enp. Sarah Parham
Total
NOVEMBER, 19o2.
Sandy Parham, 1 mo. sup. Sarah Parham
AGED AND INFIRM.
J. R. Walters
Dec, 1901, salary and mdse Co.II
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45 23
198 67
149 97
152 75
154 46
164 44
Jan., 1902,
Feb.,
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May, "
June, '
July,
Aug.. " '
Sept., "
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Total $1,341 17
AMOUNT PAID JURIES.
Nov. Term, I90I $ 466 80
February Term, I9O2 214 25
April Term 202 15
July Term 358 50
Total $ 1,241 70
RECAPITULATION.
Rec'd from Gen. Co. tax $I3795 4
RecM from pauper tax 934 99
Total $14.73 4Q
EXPENDITURES.
Gen. Co. Orders issued $6, 103 07
Pauper orders issued 2,564 13
Faid jurors 1,241 7
Total Expenditures $ 9,9S 90
Total Receipts I4,73 4
Excess rec'ts over disb'ments...$ 4 821
JOHN B. MAYES,
Register of Deeds Granville Co.
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