Coughed
"I had a most stubborn cougn
for many years. It deprived me
of sleep and I grew very thin. 1
then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
and was quickly cured."
K. IN. mann, rainuiiu,
Sivtv vears of cure;
and such testimony as the
ohnvp have tsiVht US what
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
will do.
We know it's the great
est cough remedy ever
made. And you will say
so, too, alter you try n.
There's cure in every arop.
Three sizes : 25c, 50c, $1. All druggists.
Consult vcur doctor. If ho says take it.
then do he say:-. If he tells you not
i. it tlnm don't take it. He kncv.s.
Leave it with him P $
C. AY ti:
CO., I "v;
RECTOR OF ST. uUKES,
Ashburnham, Ontario, Testifies to the
Good Qualities of Chamberlains
Cough Remedy.
Ashburnham, Ont.. April i8, 1903. I
think it is only right that I should tell you
what a wonderful effect Chamberlains Coutdi
Kemedy has produced. The day before Eas
ter I was so distressed with a cold and
cuHi that I did not think to be able to take
any duties the ne t day, as my voice was
almost choked by the cough. The same day
1 received an order from you for a bottle of
your cough remedy. I at once procured a
sample bottle and took about three doses of
the medicine. To ray great relief the cough
and cold had completely disappeared and I
vas able to preach three times on Easter
Day. I know that this rapid and effective
cure was due to your cough remedy. I make
this testimonial without solicitation, being
thankful to have found such a Godsent
remedy. Respectfully yours,
E. A. Langfeldt, M. A.,
Rector of St. Lukes Church.
This remedy is for sale by all druggists.
Explosion of a tank car of naptha
near Dover, Del., caused two deaths,
the injuring of several persons and
great destruction of property.
A Woman's Wealth,
Paine's Celery
Compound
GIVES VIGOK AND
STRENGTH TO DEBILITATED
SUIT DOWN "WOMEN.
AND
It is maintained by many distinguished
writers that the greatness of a nation depends
much upon the physical condition of its
women. The general conditions which con
tribute to health and long life, are those which
do not imply a rapid and unequal exhaustion
of those powers by which life is maintained.
While we assert that the women of our land
stand peerless for beauty and the virtues that
make them lovable, we cannot hide the fact
that there are thousands in our midst who,
owing to overwork, worry, household cares,
and an unequal exhaustion of life power, have
Ifecome weak, nervous, sleepless, and debili
tated. We bring to the attention of all weary,
despondent, hopeless, and sickly women
earth's great rescuer and health builder,
1'aine's Celery Compound. Thousands of
healthy women around us owe their present
vigor, activity, and robustness to 1'aine's
Celery Compound. Mrs. Stephen Smith, St.
Paul, Minn., tells how she was snatched from
the grave; she says:
" I had a bad attack of la grippe this spring
and was at death's door, and no one ever
expected me to recover. I was so weak that
as soon as they brought me out of one faint
I was in another. I could not lake any
nourishment, and doctors' medicines did me
r.f good. A friend advised my husband to
get me a bottle of Paine's Celery Compound,
which lie did, but had no faith in it. The
second day after taking the Compound, I
began to get real hungry and took an interest
in things. I had everything that money and
l iving care could supply, and with that and
1'aine's Celery Compound, I am now doing
my own work, while three months ago I was
almost in the grave. I know that I owe cr
health and strength to Taine's Celery Com
pound, and shall always recommend it."
NO NEED OF
SOILING THE
HANDS WITH
Ofamond Dyes
Vhcy are easy to use, and
i'.ve made for home use and
Li: rrc economy. Diamond
'yr.- silver disappoint and
.. r'vl snake the old clothes
:-.Jz -z vv . 50 different colors.
t h (k and 4- dyed pamples free.
MONl DYi:S, Burlington, Vt.
'Mm HAIR BALSAM
Ef i Si3SSr5vi Js Cleanses and tieautifies the hail.
ys Promotes a luxuriant growth.
tSX'iSrw:-;- . Vi Never i'aiis to teBWre way
KtfiPLi.--&7Z Hair to its Youtfcful Color.
iS?SrJ5tSa Cures gcalp diseases & hair tailing.
Ere-lA'JJ J0c,anl$l.tiOt Druggists
j
I if T
iL Jakes short roads." t
V JL PVi nil light loads.
I "Joocl for everything
j that runs on wheels.
g Sold Everywhere. 1
l Hd by STANDARD OIL CO. t
OXfORD PUBLIG LEDGER.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
Terms: $1 a year in advance. De
voted to home interests. Large and
established circulation. Good re
turns to advertisers.
JOHN T. BRITT. OWNER ANU EDITOR.
THURSDAY.
DEC. 10, 1903.
Nothing New Uner the Sun.
The papers are tilled up of Ions ac
counts about the President's daugh
ter, Miss Alice, riding horseback a
straddle, in the parks and streets of
Washington. That's nothing to be
proud of or to publish so promiscu
ously. Several years ago the custom
of riding a stride on bull back was
Inaugurated by an excellent lady In
this place. Rut the custom lasted
onlv one dav and nobody bragged
about It, e see nothing In sister
Roosevelt's performance to be proud
of. Wilkesboro Chronicle.
Courting in North Carolina.
An exchange says the following is
the method of courtship In Caroline
plue woods: "When a boy wishes
to express himself to hlsgirl he lakes
a piece of fat pine, trims it in the
shape of a capital I and then passes
It to his girl, which means, 'I pine for
vou.' If she rejects him she takes a
match and sets It on fire, which
means, '1 make light of your pinning.'
If she likes him she hands him a pine
wood knot, which means, 'Fine not.'
am glad to say that most of the
boys get a pinewood knot back."
Can Be Made a Success.
Rife can be made a success. It Is
not aquestlonof climbing above pov
erty; it Is a question of understand
ing life. So many of us have been
lured away and fascinated by what
turned out to be phantoms and false
gods! We have had to wheel back
and begin over again and fight along
against tremendous odds, and yet
with all that, life can be made a suc
cess, for success consists in doing
rlgnt, iu doing the best you can witu
what you have of years or expert-
ence, oi sorrows, oi cmuices, ui
and of hope. Fight until the end.
Schoolmas ter.
Woodpeckers Kill Hogs.
From llarrisburg. 111., comes a
strange story. William Alcfariana,
a farmer from Wabash county naa a
drove of f0 hogs. As McFarland has
lost his voice he was accustomed to
call his hogs to feed by pounding on
the board fence. He ran short of
corn not long ago ana turneu iuk
drove Into a lot to shift for them
selves. There are a few dead trees In
this lot, occupied by woodpeckers
When the woodpeckers "drummed"
on the dead trees the hogs, thinking
it was their customary dinner alarm,
ran hither and thither, till they were
ill dead from exhaustion. W abash
count v is the same place wnere a
farmer crossed his bees with light
ning bugs so they could work over
time. Not Built That Way.
An Iowa farmer who has been
troubled securing labor, has adver
tised the foil wing terms as an Induce
ment:
"Wages will be G a day. Rreak-
fast will he served in bed. YY orklng
hours will be from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
All heavy work is to be done by the
boss. Cigars furnished free. Any
hand working the entire season can
have the farm."
This offer Is made with an under
standing of human nature, and com
menting on It The iew ork Com
mercial says that he Is in no danger
of losing his farm. He knows well
enougn tnac tue net ter tne iarmer
treats his "hired men" the less they
appreciate It and the shorter time
they stay with him. They don't
know when they are well off. No
ambitious applicant for a job there
will last "the season out." The craft
isn't built that way . Chorlotte Ob
server. All Honor to Them.
Take off your hat to the girls who
work. It is not an ideal condlton of
society which makes It necessary for
a woman to earn an Independent
living, but conditions, like the poor,
we have with us always. The girl
who works bears the heat and bur
den of the day with poor re ward, and
she is often looked down upon by her
more fortunate sisters, but she has a
heart and soul as far above the lux
urious woman as the sky is above
the earth. She looks with pitying,
sympathizing glance upon the bowed
heads and bent shoulders of her fath
er and mother, or sbe watches over
and toils for her orphaned brothers
and sisters that they may not stum
ble and fall upon rough places. She
sings when her heart Is heavy, and
shelaughs In the joy of her loved ones
and mingles her tears In their sor
rows. She rests only that she may
have strength to try and try again.
The roses in her life are few, but those
few are sweeter than any blossom the
Idle woman can pluck.
One Way to Be Happy.
One way to be happy, says the Gas
tonla News, is for every man to take
his home paper. And he should not
only take It, but pay for it as well
which some people do not do. Don't
borrow it from your neighbor, but
subscribe for It In your own name
and pay the price like an honest man
and loyal citizen. Don't play the
dead-beat either on your neighbor
or the puliHsher. I he latter can
stand it, but your neighbor does not
want to be bothered that whv about
so small a matter. And yet he dls
likes to refuse. Some people do not
stop to think how much they owe
the local paper. When you want a
favor to whom do you go? Is It to
the big city dally? No, the city paper
don't know you; but the editor of
your local paper does; and if he don't
know you, call to see him the next
time you go to town, or go up and
speak to him, for he will be glad to
Fee you and form your acquaintance.
If you dou't take his paper subscribe
for It. If you have an item of news
give It to him, or write to him and
tell about It. He is the man who tells
of your success In life, and does you
many little favors. If you do not
help to support his enterprise you are
not treating him right. He will treat
you right. Be on his side. You don't
know when you will need his help.
Not only stand by his newspaper,
but stand by every legitimate enter
prise In your county as much as you
possibly can.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARETAKING
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly printed
on every lotlle showing that it is simply
Iron and Quinine in a tastless form. No
Cure, No Pay, 50c.
" J
I WHEN BABY
USE
j Mother's Friend
Woman's greatest dream of beauty and
glory is v hen nature has chosen her to
become a mother. Kvery faculty is keenly
alert as she foresees the joy, ambition,
success and the life-long satisfaction com
fnjjr nearer, day by day, in the dear and
innocent bointf so soon to see light, and
the uncertainty whether she shall see a
sweet gi:l or a brave boy face beside lief
on the pillow adds zest to her expectancy.
Mother's Friend applied externally
throughout pregnancy will relieve the
pain of parturition, and no mother and
child can fail to be healthy, hearty, strong,
clear cotiiplexioued, pure blooded and
cheerful in disposition, who are mutually
influenced by the continued use of thia
great liniment, MOTHER'S FRIEND.
Buy of druggists, i.oo per bottle.
Our treatise "Motherhood" mailed free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ga.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests all classes of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures dyspepsia, indigestion, stom
ach irouble. and makes rich red blood,
health and strength. Kodal Dyspepsia Cure
rebuilds wotnout tissues, ouiifies strengthens
aud sweetens the stomach. Gov. G. W.
Atkinson, of W. Va. says: I have used a
number of bottles or Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
-nd have found it to be a very effective and
indeed a powe-ful remedy tor stomach ail
ments. I recommend it to my friends."
Sold by J. G. Hall.
The railroads of the United States
receive nearly $ 70,000,000 a year for
carrying the mails.
Constimnti
human
weed flourishi;;"
hms. Like t r.
t in weak
weeds it's
easily destroyed while young ;
when old, sometimes im
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consump
tion is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
to take Scott's Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption sc
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump
tion you can't expect to be
vared at once, but if you will
egin in time and will be
igidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
Scott's Emulsion, fresh air,
:.t all you can, eat all you
m, that's the treatment and
it's the best treatment.
We will send you
a little of the Emul
sion free.
V.e sure that this picture in
the f rm of a label is on the
vrap; er of every bottle of
Kiiiuision you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
407 Pearl St., N. Y.
50c. and all druggists.
r3
Sour
tomach
No appetite, loss of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of
the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre
sents the natural Juices of digestion as they
exist in a healthy stomach, combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
lamous remedy cures all stomach troubles
by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes lining
1115 OlUlllitUIl.
..... w. . Ddii, ra rcavenswooa. W. Va., says:
trlT, "wu"'cu wlt", eour stomacu for twenty years.
rvOaol cured ma and ma m ..t i. i :n
ui .. uaniK 11 ill 11111a
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only $1.00 Size holding 2 times the trial
size, which sells for 50 cents.
Prepared by E. O. DeWITT & CO., OHIOAQO
J. G. HALL
Public Sale.
By virtue of the authority conferred on me In
a certain mo'tgage deed executed to me by w
H. Champion, G. B. Vaughan and wife jEseie E
Vaughan on the 11th day of August, 1902, and
rtuly recorded in the offie of the Kegh ter of
Deeds pf Gratsville county in book 54 page 525
I will sell at public auction for cash to the high
eft bidder at the court house door in Oxford, N,
C . on
MONDAY, DECKMBSR 21, 1903,
the following real coDerty in Brassfield town-
sMd. to-wi : 'A undivided interest in a certain
tract or parcel of land lying on the east side of
rarnoro road, ana oounaea on xne norm oy d
K. Wright and T. J. Wright, on the east by K.
N. EvauB, South by J. 1 Champion, on the weet
by w. ii. Ohamnion. and known as W.H. Cham
pion's part of the Kittle land, cortaininer 3
acres, more O' less. Tim of sale 12 m This
Nov, IB 1903 J- W. WHITFIELD,
novl9 4tpd. Mcrtpagee.
ar'- '1 a.
Granville's Financial
EXHIBIT
From December 1, 1902, to Decem
ber 1, 1903.
Showing the amount of orders is
sued during the year, and the
various disbursements.
DECEMBKli, 1903.
L. Parham, registration and holding '
election. North Oxford $
14 58
20 64
17 10
12 94
8 25
17 88
2 CO
15 01
2 10
2 00
23 S9
19 45
12 74
2 00
5 oO
19 10
5 50
9 10
4 CO
2 0
17 15
14 37
fc5 20
13 75
15 Gl
80 00
74 30
1 50
4 00
10 CO
20 83
35
SC 15
5 00
2 50
12 9G
15 43
15 98
3 41
1 5J
2 50
105 00
10 40
5 40
10 CO
52 70
11 68
21 42
11 10
11 78
9 10
1 50
39 35
3 40
52 30
13 40
3 5i
10 5
1 22
8 53
27 10
6 30
12 50
2 4J
1 61)
2 00
13 37
W. t Blacklty, registration aud hold-
iDg electiOL, IHiion
L. li. Dixon, registration and holding
election. Bell Town
S. J Carrin, registration and holding
election, Stoyall
W. 1'. "Wilkerson, hauling rock ana
lumber public road
A', f. Wnkerson, registration and
holding election, Bucnanan
G. T. Wallers, hauling rock public . oad
Tallv Ho townshu
C. A. Daniel, registration and holding
election, Geneva
VV F. Lyon, eervitg notices on poll
holders, Dutcnviile
VV F. LyoD, attending hungjury
it. Ai. Tittaid, work Island Crtek brdg
Li A, K; ycroit, rctnetiation and noia-
i ir election, wilkins
G. J. Daj, S70 feet lumber public road
Tally ilo
D. T, Winston, hauling rock one day
lor public road
C. J. Turner, jail account
C. J Turner, waiting on hang jury and
taking man to aeyium
A. J. Daiby, wood and poles public rd.
L. Smith, feeding hung jury
B. L Hester, s'Ai leet plank lor t'j....
Li. B. Dixon, conv. Jane Landis to jail
W. T. Hockaday, registration and hold
ing election, Grissom
J. is. Daniel, registration and holding
election, BuL'ock
J. G. Hunt, hia account as clerk
D, is. Hunt, registration and holding
election, Salem
iS. C. Har it. registration and holding
election. Dement
J. T. Biitt, publishing Co. exhibit
S. A. Fleming, his account vs. county
November, 1902
J. T. Britt, 500 envelopes for Saherili..
J T. Britt, S00 court calendars
i)r, s. D. Booth, quarantine and disin
fecting 4 rooms
Dr. . L. Booth, salary for November,
r. L. Hamilton, his acct. vs. county...
Dr. S. D. Booth, services as Supt of
Health
3. W. Cooper, 3 days services a9 Chair
man Board Education
J, T. Br2t,t, 2,000 application blanks.. .
ti. W. Hobgood, registration ana noia-
ing election, Howard
IV. H. Harrison, registration and hold
ing election, bouth Oxford
L. L. Crews, re?. titration and holdiDg
election, Tally Ho
W- A. Devin, 3 days services Board ot
Election
W. JS. Critcher, 100 oak lumber & nails
M. SI. Nelson, lumber and repairing
bridge Mountain Creek
B. B. Koyeter, salary one year and rent
mg Hobgood land
N. B Daniel, 4 dya as commissioner
and mileage 3 twines
W S. Gooch, 3 aas as commissioner
and mileage times
JS. B. Daniel, 3 days committee work
and mileage
S. A. Fleming, conveyitg Will Garner
from w llson and otner expenses ....
J, T. Britt, c. e. c, hail fee in case Joe
and Arcn Veazey
Lee Harris
Arch feneed
Geo. Satterwhite
General Speed....
Jim Lewis
Braxton Bragg
James Allen
whole fees Will Garner....
hah fees Sam Henderson,
Eugene Gre.n
General Speed
L.wrence Wortham
Nathan Tuck
John Sriattjr white et, al....
whole fees T S. Kogers
half fees K. G. E liott
J. P. Mangurn, salary for jiV-, 19C2
J, P. fc teaman, drug account
J. P. Stedman, stationery account
J. Bobt. Wood, mattress for jail
James li, Kart, registration and hold
ing election, tc
JANUARY, 1903.
L. M. Carrington, building bridge
Graesv Creek $
100 00
5 08
5 00
14 53
2 00
2 03
2 00
35 00
111 33
3 95
18 25
40
180 00
fcO
52 75
15 08
3 00
2 00
8 00
2 20
21 55
18 05
15 00
12 59
4 00
21 00
20 83
4 t5
16 S5
223 09
loo 47
Harvey Hobgood, s37 feet lumber Shel-
ton Creek bridge
T SA. Thonia"son, moving Red Marian
to County Home
E. C. Harris, 6 days as commissioner
and mileage 5 times
W. T. Lyon, 6 days as commissioner.
November, 1902
B. S. Royster, seryices settlement with
Treasurer
E. T. Crewe, services aeeistlng C. F.
Crews m eettling with Treasurer....
C. F. Crewe, making delinquent list
and settlement
J. B. Mays, account Dec , 190i
it. tv. Howard, conv. pauper to vance
county
Walker. Evans & Cogswell, supplies
for C, S. C, office
J. A. cottrell, delivering 1 road order,
Harvey Hobgood, buildiug North Fork
Bridge
J. P. btcdman, drugs for jail
C. J. Turner, repairing jail
B. L. Hester, registration and holding
election
A. A. Lyon, surveying public road near
Providence
Z. H. Burnett, land for public road....
H. L. Burnett, land for pubiic road....
L. B. Dixon, conv. Sam Morgan to jail
C. J. Turner, aect. as jailor Dec, 1902,
Parker & Hunt, coal Nov. and Dec.,'02,
J. P. Mangum, serv. janitor Dec, 190a,
Lcui3 Thorp, registration and holding
election
J. T, Britt, expenses going to examine
Mrs. Washington
j, 2'. Britt, supplies for C. S. C. and
Sheriff's office
Dr. S. D. Booth, salary upt. of Health
Decern bsr, 1902
Dr, S. D. Booth. teleg"a?'S, stamps,
stationery and 23 miles traia
W. H. Hunt, premium on court house,
J. F. Edwards, gen.act. & sewage p'pes
J B Mayee, account, wood, etc ,
Edwards & Brcughton, Office Record
Bock, loo Sales Blanks,
PAUPER ORDERS.
J. U. Patterson, coffin Louvenia Skip
wit h
Sandy Parham,l mo.snp.Sarah Parham
S. L. W ilson, 5 mo. eup. M. Dickereon
FEBRUARY, 1903.
Herman Allen, work on bridge Braes
field
Abner Newton, lumber for bridge
Henry SatterwMte, cutting ditch for
sewage pipes
J. W. Davis, lumber and nails for pub
lic road
E. T. Rawlins, fees in case vs Ann
Marrow
E. L. Smith. 581 ft. lumber for road....
J P. Mangum, janitor January
Spottswood Burwell, 300 feet lumber
for Dridge
W. H. Hunt, 3 years insursnce on c, h.
Dr. S. D. Booth, salary Supt. Health
January, 1903
W- H. Jones, building bridge Ledge
Rock creek
J. D Kintoii, guard, etc., smallpox....
Dr. S. D. Booth, 10 days services small
pox, telegrams and m ssoges
C M. Lawrence, lumber for bridge....
J. B Mayee, acct. ys. county January,
Long Brop., mds. for smallpox patients
Parker & Hunt, coal for county
W. J. Barnett, serving 2 road orders..
Long Bros., m"ls for prisoners in jail..
N. B. Daniel, 5 days and mileage two
times as county commlesiocea
C. F Crewe. 1 day meetirgwith health
officer, emallpox
C. J. Turner, jail account January....
J. G. Hunt, bal nct for making perma
nent roll cf county
D. N. Hunt, 3 sills for bridge
J. T. Britt, C. S. C, half fees in case
State va. Louis Raney & Sue Taylor. .
Arthur Haywood
Eugene Green
Sam Morgan
Horace Day
T.cu Ella Smith
Caroline Allen et. al
King and others
Lindy Spencer
j G nail, merchanniee,
PAUPER ORDERS.
THE FOLLOWING FOB SIX MONTHS!
C, N. Floyd for Maria Allen
W. H, Garner for Joseph Allen
Russell Brothers for Rachel Allen
H. D. Mangum for Espen Allen
J Brown for Laura Burwell
J. M Bradeher for J M. Bradsher... -
R T Pi ttard for Booker Burton
A. L. Jones for Mary Burton
A G Fleming for Esther Byrd
Howard & McFarland for L. Barton. ...
W, H. Jenkins for Martha Boon
N. E. Fau-ett for Maria Ball
R V. Blaekwell for Henry Blackwell ..
R. M. Hight for Edith Brandon
A. L. Carrington for Luetta CVzirt
8 53
2 00
2 00
5 00
7 00
11 25
28 22
14 70
1 10
8 71
15 00
4 50
33 15
20 83
20 00
5 50
51 50
14 36
47 05
4 (0
21 :5
80
3 10
11 90
2 65
47 30
70 58
50
13 50
64 50
8 00
12 25
11 67
2 20
6 25
9 35
4 48
22 60
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
12 00
6 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
12 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
3 00
12 00
1 00
6 00
6 00
6 CO
6 00
a. Li, carnngtoT) ror Martna c zrt....
T. L Howell & Bro. for H, Cooper
W. H- Green & Sons for Mrs S. Currin
w. P. M-rris for Laura Oansins
C. I.. Howard for Hmili e;Cah.... ...
J. H. Gooch for Kate Carmichell .
W. A. Parham for Nancy Davis....
J. H. Gooch for Pa-melia Dixon
6 01
F W, Dixon for Lou Evans.. ,
james Cash for Jane Elam .
Sion H, Rogers for Polly Freeman. -C.
J . Roberts for W m. Forsy the ..... .
C. J. Roberts for Rebecca Forsyth
John Bullock for Grandtson Gregory..
G. W. Watkins for W. H. Greenway...
B. H. Crenshaw for Louisa Hobgood..
J. A. Anderson for Bella Horner
a. V. Hester for Woodfln Hester
W. S. Burwell for Mary Hunt
M iss Pattie Hicks for Miss Pattie Hicks
G. O. Pitts for Tamah Harris
D. P. Wsgstafffor Remey Hudleston .
W. 1. Dement tor Mary Inscore
Mrs. A. M. Jones for Mrs A. M. Jonee.
J. W, Wright for Maria Jones
Z. W. Allen for Mary Jobneon
W. L Ragland for Kobt. Kinton
T. L. Howell & Bro. for Patey Lewis..
J, S. Brown for Dora Lewis
T. L. Howell & Bro. for M. Longmire..
N. G. Crews for Irene Lyon
E. K. Howard f ir Dolly Lewis
G. C. Royster for Lncy Murton
J. D. Broofes for Peter Marable
M. li. Hobgood for Chaney Moss
Dr. G. T. Sikes for Susan Merritt
Dr. I. H. Davis for Mary Mathews . ..
Dr. I. H. Davis for Fannie Mathews...
Howard Dorsev for Ann Marrow
John McGhee for Priscilla McGhee....
a. H. Crenshaw for Add McAdden
T. L. Howeil & Bro. for M. Montague..
N K. Faucett or Sal iie McGhee.... . ..
C. G. Royster for Bella Newton
S H. Jones for Sallie Oakley
R. T. Pittard for Maiinda Oakley
W. D. Amis & Co. for P. O'Briant
K. H. Currin for W. K. Oakley.... . ...
It. H. Currin for Emily F. Oakley
Z W. Allen for India Oakley
i'. E. Bobbi t for Louisa Parrish
A. T. Lee for Betsy Page... - . ...
H. C. Wiihom for Mariha Fool
Dr G. T. t-ikes for A. M. Parrish
J. S. Brcwn lor Hannah Par ham
T. L. Howell & Bro. for B. Robertson.
T. L. Cannady for Betsy Ross
J. S. Brown for Roanna Russell
J. H. Gooch for Rachel Sweeny
L. S. Koyst.er for Peter Smith
Kursell Bros, lor L'olly (Slaughter
S. H. Jones for Mrs. Joe Tadlock
R. E. Booth for Fanny Terry
K. T. I'ittard for Louisa Tiliotson
L'ite Trorp for Anderso 1 Townes
S. D, Howard & Co. for M. Thornton..
Russell Bros, for Lily Ann Tnorp
J. H. Gooch for Joseph Waller
J. H. Gooch for Ned Waller
J. H. Gooch for Armelia Walker
W. II. Green & Co for A. Wilkerson..
J. B. Gooch for Elizabeth Weaver
J M. Wall for J. M. Wall
S. U. Jones for waliie Wiliiford
W. T. Lyon for Bettie Watkins
W. A. McFarland for Bllza Wortham..
J. R. Wilson for Mamie G. Satterwhite
N E Faucette for Nancy McGhee.
G. B. Royster 2 mo, sup. H. Beaeley
R. M. Hight, 5 mo. eup. Miria Davis...
J. S. Brown, 4 mo sup M. Montague.
H. t. Gooch, 1 mo.sup.M.v.B.Meadows
S. Parham, 1 mo tup. fiarah Parham..
W. Ii. Jones. 1 mo. sup. F. Richards...
C. G. Royster, 5 m . sup. L Skipwith..
T. L. Howell & Bro.. 4 months suppoit
Matt Tay or
W. W. Dickeraon, 1 month support
Lone on Taylor
J. P. Stovall 5 mo. sup. Isham Yancy..
T. L. Howell & Bro., 2 months support
Fannie Young
Dr. I. H. Davis, coffin for M. Mathews.
Dr. 1 H.Davis, special allowance fir
Mary Mathews
W. L Kigland, special allowance for
Robert Kinton
MARCH, 1903.
0. C. Jenkins, work on county bridge..
W. H. Jones, 4S4 ft lumber for road...
J. W. Davis, reprs to Ctnnady's bridge
C. J. Turner, jaii account fjr Feb.uiry
J. H. Wheeler, 15 days guaid. emailpox
James P. Maogum, services as janitor.
E. K. Howard, hi account for PeVy..
h. L. Hamilton, paper for coui.tv....
G. B. Daniel, eurveyirg for county
J. G. Hail, nierchandue for jail
Parker fc Hunt, coal for county
Dr. S. D. Booth, services Supt Health.
J. T. Britt, his account as Clerk
Public Ledger, 600 envel pes R. of D..
J. A. Belchar, hau intr on public roid..
State Hospital oa acc . of Ezra J.;i;es
VV. T. Lyon, insurance on court home
A. B. Spencer, repairs to shutters c. h..
W. S. Gooch. expenses, emailpox
E. C. llarrie, 5 days as Co. commis'n'r
C F. Crews, nine days as County Com
missioner ana mi.eage
C. F. Crews, one day eetvices sanitary
board and mileage
L. H, Moss, feeven days as connty com -mis
ioner and four mileages
L. H. Moe?, one day committee wor'..
J T. Sizemore 37 days guard, small p
J. D Kinron, 24 da- s guard, mall px..
Mrs. G. ti. Harrison, lent fmail p. gas.
Jasper May, 14 days guaid. smallpox.
Henry Satterwhite, cutting d.tch for
sewage pipes
Ernest Mznioce, as guard, emailpox..
Dr J, B. Williams, vac. 2tl peop e...
J. T. Sizemore. md?. lor s. p. ptiente.
John Young, team emal pox pitient-".
Otboin Harris, team emal' p. patients.
Jno. Youn e, d iggin g grave 1 ke Hicks . .
R. B. Right, 19 days guard mall pox..
I. H. Steagall, 19 days guard small pox
L. P. Curl, 23 days guard small pox ....
C, J. Turner, disiniecting places s. p..
Dr. S D. Booth, horse board 2 weeks..
S, L. Slaughter, beef email p. people..
J. H. Turner, 4 das guard smallpox..
C J. Turner, work performed small p.
Wyatt Roberts, cutting wood for tm ill
1 ox peop e
R. Y. Person, 8 days guard smallpox.
Dr. b. D. Booth, etationerv, postage
and phone messages, smallpox
Dr. S. D. Bo"th, services in small pox
Dr. S. D. Booth, ho el bill, hese hire,
&c, small pox
Louiea Bobbitt. board, &c, smallpox..
Dr. L. C. Taylor, 192 vac out of town...
fi. T. Rawlins, costs in 6undry ca-see....
G. fe. Danie', mde. for email p. people..
Dr. T. L. Booth 21 vac
Dr. S D. Booth, messages, smallpox..
Robert Norwood, milling
Dr. S. D. Booth, cash paid bed quilta...
Wm. B. Hart, 19 days guard email pox
E. H. Crenshaw, livery accou t
1. W. Bullock, merchandise account. ..
Dr. J. F. Saiiderford, 22 days & 148 yac.
B. G. Kogerp, mdse. em-illpox people ..
Sam Bullock, 21 days guard, em illoox.
Wm Royster. expense i.i tm 411; ox..
E E. Coley, 23 days guard smallpox. .
E. E. Coley, work, f ma'lpox
A. U. 'i ingen. 11 days guard smallpoT..
J. E. Purgason, repairing house, e. p...
James Overton, 13 days guard email p.
J. E. Pu'gason, 13 days guard em!l p.
V. B. Wagataff, lo ' ays guard email p.
Violet Suit, 4 bed quilts, emailpox ....
Wags'.aff& Mangum, mdse., smailpox.
H. H. Eatman, hanUng roc." for road...
J. B. Mayes, his acct. for Febru ry
J. A. Cottrell, s rvmg bit road orders..
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C. H. landis, 6 window glass and putty
J. B. Roller, in urance on court house.
S. B. Mize, 7 H-lo cords wood for road..
M. Blalock, conv. B. Burton o. Home
J. T. Britt,half fees State vs. G. Herbert
J. T. Sizemore, mdee.. email p people.
Avereft & Bryant, rniee., unulpox....
J. R. Wood, mdse, smallpox and jail...
R. L. Hamilton, mdse., soaall p. people
J. G. Hali, mdee.. emailpox peo le
Apollus Hunt 20 days guard emal 'p ox.
Town of Oxford, half ex. pest house....
W. A. Paltillo. wood email pox people
J. F. Edwards, mdse. Jan. 7 to Feb 21.
PAUPER ORDERS.
J. R. Walters, cleaning off county home
grave yard
J. R. Walters, salary Supt. cennty
home and merchandise for same
J. W. & D. S. Fuller, 2 bags shipstnff
Sardy Parham, eup. Sarah Parham
J. H. Gooch, 3 mo. sup. S. Bullock
C. J, Roberts, 6 mo. sup. L Forgythe,
APRIL, 1903.
S. E. Johnson, lumber for road . .
L. M. Carrington, building abut
ment Grassy creek bridge . . .
W. E. Cannady, 446 feet .umber .
W. E. Cannady-, lumber and work
on Black weli's bri lge ...
C M Laurence, lumber for road,
VV. A. Turner, 504 feet lumber
C. C Tunstall. builc'ino t uTge
R be? son creek ... ...
VV. R. Fleming, work and !umbe-,
M M. Nelson, 'and for road . . .
C. H. Green, 150 fe-t lumber . .
Public Ledger, 1000 1. h R. of D.,
D. C. Roberts, lumber K. of R. bg
C. J. Turner, jail acct. March . .
Hall Woxi Fur. Co., mattrass . .
L. B Turner, lumber for road . .
Parker & Hunt, coal and lumber,
VV. B. Hobgood serv. 1 road order,
Wm Beecher, 5 rords wood and
hauling on road
B. T Harris, mdse. s. p. people .
I. M..Phipps, pine poles for road .
J. G. Hall, medicines
Public Ledger, 300 certificates and
200 commitments
Dr. J. F. Sander ford, 1 days ser
vice on sanitary board
Public Ledger, 300 posters Sheriff,
A. J. Yance?, hauling on road . .
Dr. T. L. Booth, 3 days, san. com.
Charlie Bradford conveying Ed
mond Landis to county home .
J. B Mayes, account for March . .
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Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent package of Grove's Black Root Liver Pills.
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nr. VV. L. Tavlor. work in small p, 3
VV. S. Gooch, 10 days and 6 mile.
ages as county commissioner . .
C. J.Turner, assisting Dr. Booth in
disinfection 3 5
VV. S. Gooch, 2 days on com. work 4 70
Mary Brodie, attending woman in
labor at countv home 2 00
N. B. Daniel 2 days com. work and
mileage 2 times 5 80
N. B. Daniel, 4 days as county com
missioner and mileage 2 times . 9 60
C. F. Crews, 1 day com work and 1
day settling with Treasurer . . 5 3"
Dr: S. D. Booth, 21 days serv. s. p. 105 00
B. S. Royster, 1 day set. Co. Treas
and amt. paid to Sec. of State . 5 3
R. B. Right. 2 days guard s. p . . 3 00
A. VV. Graham, amt. paid Sec. of
State for copies of road law . . 6 00
VV. A. Pattillo, hauling 5 5
Ike Gregory, exp. with sewage . . 7 11
J. P. Mangum, salary March ... 15 00
J. T. Sizemore, mdse. s. p. people, 1 05
Halt H. Bullock, work in small p. 8 25
Dr. S. D. Booth, cash for pest house
and generator ... 27 00
Hays Booth, 17 vac. smallpox . 4 25
J. C. Fleming, nidse.for s. p. people 26 75
T. P. Cuil, serv. road orders ... 4
G S. Daniel, mdse. s p. people . 14 61
Coleman Chappell, mdse for small
pox people 2 50
E. D. Lyon, 13 days guard, s. p . 13 00
roe Bullock, 3 days guard, s. p . . 3 00
I. H. Steagall, 21 days guard s. p 31 5
Frank Austin, 13 days board Will
Fieming 7 5
Sam Bullock, xodays guard, s p . 10 00
Violet Suit, 13 days lodging Tins
ley Lyon 15
Wagstaff & Mangum, mdse for s,
pox people 2 99
Dr. J. F. Sanderford, 2 days servi
ces sanitary board and mileage, 7 20
T. P. Curl, 20 days guard, s. p . . 30 00
W. E. Daiby, hauling s. p. people, 7 50
E. E. Coley, 20 days guard, s. p . 22 25
Dr. J. F. Sanderford, serv. s. p . . 51 75
J. T. Sizemore, guard, smallpox . 27 00
Oxford Cotton Mills, brick . ... 11 82
National Bank, amt adv sewage.. 122 sr
J. T. Sizemore, guard, smallpox . 24 00
Dr. N. C. Daniel, 115 vac .... 28 75
Apolius Hart, guard, smallpox . . 5 00
Dr. S. D. Bcotli.cash paid Orphans
Friend, smallpox 1 25
Dr. S. D. Booth, telegratrs and
phone messages, smal pox . . 2 25
Dr S. D. Booth, cash pd. B Hi ks 10 00
J. D. Kinton, guard, s i ailpox 14 75
E . C renshaw. 2 pr blankets s p 1 50
Landis & Easton, mdse, smal'pox, 15 63
I. H. Harris, mdse, smallpox 2 S5
Dr. ?. D. Booth, exp, smallpox . . 6 00
J. d Hall, rrds. account 22 40
PAUPER ORDERS.
J. R. Walters, mdse for county and
salary Snpt 136 88
C. G. Royster, coffin L. Skipwith . 2 00
Sandy Parham. sup Sarah Parham 2 00
MAY, 1903.
B. F. Frazier, conv. Will Hunt and
Will Wa ker to jail 3 80
W. H. Washington, lumber ... 4 15
Woodson Cooper, wood, hauling . 2 50
J. P Mangum, services as janitor 15 00
I. VV. Davis, 820 leet lumber ... 9 55
J. F. fc.dwards.mds.Mch 2 to Apl 30 36 95
Wa'ker, Evans & Cogswell Co ,
deed in trust book R of D. office 12 00
J. P. Stedman, drugr ... . . 1 65
vV. L. Urr.stead, 796 feet lumber . 12 86
Averett & Bryan, load wood . . 2 25
Public Ledger, calendars and sum
mons for relief 8 00
Public Ledger, 1. h. and jury tkts 3 75
Public Ledger, 500 large envelopes,
1000 letter heads. Sheriff ... 4 75
Public Ledger, 250 env., Sheriff. 1 00
S. S Morris, 2 cords wood for road 50
T. D. Waller, posting O. and C.
Railroad account 1 50
R. L. Hamilton, mdse . . . . 1 10
Dr. S. D. Booth serv. Supt. Health 20 83
E. K Howard account lor April . 45 20
C. J. urner, jail actount . . 79 65
D. R. Knott, hauling on road . . 2 50
J. B. Mayes, account for April . . 25 50
Parker & Hunt, coal . ... 4 10
Dr. P. R. Hardee, serv scarlet fvr 15 00
L. E. Jones, nails for bridges . . 1 62
E C. Harris, 3 days on committee
work and mile-ge 7 50
E. C. Harris, 8 days as county com
missioner and 3 mileages ... 17 00
S. M. Wheeler, supt. putting down
sewerage pipes 2 50
C. F. Crews, 1 day auditing sra all
pox accounts 2 65
Jesse Wiliiford, remov. dead horse 1 00
Peter Haithcock, Jand for road . 15 00
J. T. Britt, half fees State vs. Wm.
Walker and Wm. Hunt .... 17 53
Wm. Jones 7 95
Ollie Wilkerson 11 42
J. A. Massey 12 05
Wiley Rogers 5 78
A Crews 6 68
Walter Stewart 9 82
C. H. Piper 9 10
PAUPER ORDERS.
J. R. Walters, mdse. account and
salary Supt. county home ... 179 93
Mrs. Rosa Ragland, special allow
ance Robert Kinton 3 00
Sandy Parham, sup.Sarah Parham 2 00
JUNE, 1903.
L. B. Dixon, conv. L. Lewis to jail 2 20
H. H. Hicks, 2 cords wood road . 2 40
S. M. Wheeler, work on sewerage 1 50
Parham Bros. Co , mdse . . 2 31
Dr. S. D. Booth, sal. health officer
and telegram ... .... 25 25
Public Ledger, local notice . . 6 60
Pub.ic Ledger, adv. sale of bonds 1 00
B. S Royster, 6 mo. sal. and pros.
Sandford and 60 00
J S. Royster, merchandise .... 42
J. T. Britt, his account vs county . 11 75
James P. Mangum, sal. as janitor 15 00
John Kingsbury, drayage,smallpox 1 00
R. L. Hamilton, drugs for jail . . 415
C. F. Crews, 5 days as county com
ruissioner and mileage n 95
VV. S. Gooch,3 days as county com
missioner and mileage .... 8 40
L. H. Moss, 4 days as county com-
mis ioner and mileage 12 80
C. J. Turner, jail account . . . 26 00
J. B. Mayes, his account for May . 44 33
J. S. Hall. 2 mattress, 2 comforts . 7 50
E. K. Howard, expens s State vs.
Walter Sheaiiu 8 65
J. T. Britt, ha f fees State vs. F.
Blackley 36 26
F. M. Blackley, April term . 28.
PAUPER ORDERS.
J. R. Walters, sal. Supt. county
home and merchandise . . . , 155 26
C. G. Roystt r, coffin Jane Davis . 2 00
Sandy Parham, sup.Surah Parham 2 00
ROAD ORDERS.
J. S. Pool, hauling 1 50
C. F. Crews, 3 days, ro-?d meeting 6 00
C. F. Crews, 1 d iy com work . . 2 65
VV. S. Gooch, 1 day cum work 3 20
VV. S. Gooch. 3 days, rcid meeting 6 00
L. H. Moss, com work and mlge . 2 00
L. H. Moss, 3 days t a. rom'r . . 6 o
Henry & Ve;.z v. 131 2 ft lumber . 16 40
A. L Gooch services on road . . 17 50
Bdl Lewis.cutling raft from bridge 1 00
N H. Fleming, salary for May . 62 00
T. A. Shearin, work, Dutchville . 15 00
G. P. Gooch, work near Stem . . 3 00
C. H. Parrish, 372 feet of luti ber . 5 73
Dr. I H. Davis, ex tooth convict . 1 00
Taylor-Cannady Buggy Co., wag
on, sadd:e etc 58 10
Pete Bullock, merchandise . . 77 90
C. J. Tutner, caring for convicts 18
days ... 15 00
L. F. Smith, bd Wilson & Roberts 9 00
Long Bros,, 5 yards cloth . . . 25
John Kingsbury, boarding convicts 26 00
S. L. Roberts 26 days work ... 17 41
VV. E. Wilson, guard over conv'ts 15 6
J. G. Hall, merchandise ..... 1 15
J. S. Hall, mattress and comforts . 5 co
I H Harris, merchandise .... 39 24
Howell Pros., merchandise ... 21 30
C. H. Landis, merchandise ... 27 96
J, S. Brown, corn, oats, etc . . 16 25
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C. H. Landis, ex purchas'g tools '
First National Bank, amt. paid 'for
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E. A. Powell, conv. A. Hunt to (j'd 1
Arthur Hester, land for road .
Jane Jordan, land for road . . '
Silas Harris, land for road .
IULY, 1903.
VV. H. Green, 5 days assessor, tat
R. V. Wade, 6 days assessor, tax
A P Overton, listing and ass' ta)r
J E Pleasants, listing and ass' tax
W P Wilkersoi,list'g and ass'j; tax
J P Stovall, listing and ass'g tax
D T Winston, list'g and ass'g tax
S J Currin, listing and assV tax
N G Crews, listing and ass't tax
J'T7 Cole, listing and assessing tax
DN Hunt, listing and ass'g tax
W T Allen, listing and ass'g tax .
R L Hamilton, mds for jail
W C Allen, conv. Will Hunt anil
Will Walker to jail
James P. Mangum, sal June .
Dr S D Booth, salary Supt. Health
J r Cheatham, 8 days tax ass'r
J P Stedman, merchandise .
C J Turner, jail account June .
Public Ledger. 20c tax blanks, Shir
Public Ledutr. 500 large, i(,u
large env for R of D
Edwards & Broughton, tax posters,
20 order booKs, road min b,;,'
Edwards & Broughton, 503 j'y t'k's
Dr W L Taylor, 1 day serv sanita
tary board and mileage
W B Royster, 6 days assessing tax
j T Britt, account for June ....
J B Mayes, account for June .
Dr N C Daniel, serv pension hoard
Public Ledger, relief summons for
Clerk's office
VV P White, listing taxes hrd 1 day
on board
J R Renn, listing taxes and 1 day
on board
G B Gordon, attention and board of
insane sister
M L Co'ey, 7 days assessing tax
and 1 day on board
B L Hester, 7 days . .
M Blalock, 6 days
G T Sherman, 5 days . . .
B F Hester. 5 days
D T Cheatham, 4 da s
J II Bullock, 8 days . . . '
VV L Taylor, 6 days ....
L B Dixon, conv Jim Bennet to jail
J P Stova1!, 1 day and mi1e;!;e with
equalization board
C F Crews, 1 day set with county
treasurer and mileage
L F Smith, ex in case of Kill Per
rell, Durham
A Lyon, listing taxes. Dutcliviile
E T Zrew;. listing taxes, Oxford .
T P Curl, conv Rosa VVms. to jail
PAUPER ORDERS
J R Walte's, sal as Supt county
horre and merchandise ...
VV H Moore, conv Lewis Hulood
to county home
Stark, Crews & Co, mower, rake .
J M Wall, special allowance
Sandy Parham sup. Sarah Parham
ROAD ORDERS.
C H Eakes, hauling rock ...
L M Carrington, building ;i!lars
Grassy Creek bridge
G H Faueett, lumber ...
P G Pruitt. hauling
C G Royster, road tools
VV B Royster, services and tea ns .
J E Pleasants, 2 days rervices . .
VV A Blackley, services . , .
A L Gooch, services
Mark Overby, land for road . . .
W E Wilson, guard June
S L Roberts, serv foreman June .
N H Fleming, serv as Supt June .
First Nat'l Bank, vouchers paid
News-Observer, adv. road bords
I H Steagall, guarding prisoners .
C H Landis, merchandise ....
VV A Parham, grinding 50 bu corn
S L Roberts, sup for convicts
Lawson Knott, damage to crop
T M Tnomasson, 3073 ft lumber .
J D Brooks, merchand se
I H Harris, merchandise
Crenshiw's livery, 375 lbs hay, etc
L J Kinton, right of way for road .
H G Aiken, building 2 bridges . ,
J F Edwards, merchandise . . . .
M L Oakley, work on road . .
VV H Jones, work on road ....
E P Halstead, treat mule, drugs .
AUGUST, 1903,
B I Breedlove, 2 days on pension
board and mileage
C J Turner, jail account July . . .
S D Booth, sal Supt Health ....
S D Booth, $6 for Miss Gordon, 2
days pension board
D VV Fowler, coav jack Taborn to
jails guard and mileage
J B Mayes, his account, serv. etc .
J P Stedman, account July ....
Edwards-Broughton, binding 2 tax
books
Walker, Evans-Cogswell Co, ch u-
tel mortgage book
VV A Devin, ap'n Granville Grays
G B Gordon, providing for his in
sane sister .
L H Moss, 3 days serv as county
commissioner and mileage . . .
C F Crews, 3 days
W S Gooch, 3 days
E C Harris, 4 days
N B Daniel 5 days
J P Mangum, salary as janitor . .
Conrad Walters, conv Lee Rowland
to jail
State Hospital, ex N Adcock . . .
J T Britt.half fees State vs B Dabbs
James I Evans
James I Evans ....
W S Eakes
Tom Harris and L Gregory .
Walter Sherron
Ben Dabbs
Venable Hall
Wm Ferrell and Kate Lewis
Richard Harris
Jim Burnett
Lonie Lewfs ...
Harry Cooper
B Hargrove and Becky Green
L S Royster
PAUPER ORDERS
J R Wa'teis, sal and mds Co home
FOLLOWING FOR SIX MONTH ::
C N Floyd for Marian Allen . .
vV II Garner lor Joseph Allen . .
Russell Bros for Rachel Allen .
J S Brown for L Burwell's child .
J M Bradsher for self
R T Pittard for Booker Burton . .
A L Jo aes for Mary Burt -n
A G Flerr ing for Esther Byrd .
VV K Jenkins for Martha Boon . .
N E Faucett for Maria Ball . .
R V Blackwell for H Biackwe 1 .
R M Hight for Edith Brandon .
L S Royster for Annie Berkley
J L Carrinuton for Loretta Cozart
J Lcarrington for Martini L'ozut .
T L Howell & B o for H Cooper
S S Morris for Laura Cousins
C L Howard for Ema ine Cash
J H Gooch for Kate carm'chel .
VV A Parham for Nancy Dean
J H Gooch for Parmelia Dixon . .
F M Dixon for Louvenia Evans .
Jams dark for Jane Eiam
Sion H Rogers lor Polly Freen-an
c J Roberts for Wm F01 sythe .
C J Roberts lor Rebecco Forsyth .
C J Roberts for Lawson Forsyth .
John Bullock f ir Gran Gregoiy .
G VV Watkins lor W II Greenway
f A Anderson for Rida nonrer .
E H Crenshaw for Louisa Hobgnod
B F Hester for Wood fin Hester .
WS Burwell far Mary Hunt . .
Miss Pattie HicKs for self . .
D P wagstaff lor Remey Hudleston
c G Royster fot lane Davis . .
M F Dement for Mary Inscore .
Mrs A M jones for self
! w Wright for Maria Jones . . .
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