LENOIE, N. C.
LEXOLR NEWS-TOPIC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1920
Page Three
COUNTY EXHIBIT
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138.40; E. T. Lenoir, for service ren
dered as county commissioner, $2.50;
F. H. Coffey, for service rendered as
county commissioner, 6.50; Swan
son Plumbing Co., for service ren
dered county, $4.66; J. A. Triplett,
sheriff, for service "rendered county,
$42.00; Moore & Hoke, for coffin
furnished pauper, $20.00; The Lenoir
News, printing, $4.50; W. T. Sim
mons, judge of election, $2.00; J. W.
Church, judge of election-, $2.00; J.
R. Wike, judge of election, $2.00; J.
W. Hamlett, judge, of election, $2.00;
F. B. Triplett, registrar of election,
$12.00; Frank A. Clinard, judge of
election, $2.00; Jno. M. Crisp, regis
ter of deeds, service rendered county,
$70.75; Lenoir Book Co., supplies
furnished county, $2.60; Southern
Stamp & Stationery Co., $7.03; The
Lenoir News, printing for county,
$1.75; Citizens' Light & Power Co.,
lights for court house, $1.20; Citi
zens' Light & Power Co., lights for
jail, $3.40; Lenoir Hardware & Fur
niture Co., supply for county, $72.60;
E. L. Steele, treasurer, salary for De
cember, 1918, $25.00; The Lenoir
News, printing for county, $30.17;
Citizens' Light & Power Co., lights
for jail, $2.70; Citizens' Light &
Powfcr Vo., lights fy court house,
$1.08; Town of Lenoir, water for
jail, $1.94; Town of Lenoir, water
for courthouse, $7.60; J Richmond
Moore, judge of election, $2.00; E. J.
Bowman, judge of election, $2.00;
George A. Tuttle, judge of primary
election, $2.00; E. J. Bowman, judge
of primary election, $2.00; W. F. F.
Palmer, judge of primary election,
' $4.00; F. M. Whitner, judge of pri
mary election, $4.00: The Lenoir
News, stationery for county, $1.25;
The Lenoir News, stationery for
county, $2.00; The Lenoir News,
printing for county, $59.11; Miner
Gilbert, for burial supplies furnished
pauper, $6.78; Horace Sisk, service
rendered county, $2.25; Town of Le
noir, street improvement, $120.82;
Dr. L. H. Coffey, for service rendered
as county physician, $36.99; Bank of
Granite, discount on note, $200.00;
J. A. Triplet, sheriff, service ren
dered county, $72.10; Burroughs
Adding Machine Co., repairing ma
chine, $27.98; Sarah Webb, burial
supplies for Effie Bentley, pauper,
$20.00; E. L. Steele, treasurer, sal
ary for January, 1919, $25.00; John
E. Harris, vital statistics fees, $4.25;
Rev. James Shaver, vital statistics
fees, $8.25; W. H. Coffey, conveying
Joe Keller to county home, $4.00;
P. A. Triplett, sheriff, service render
ed county, $34.20; Isabel Hukill, ser
vxice rendered county, $28.50; Mrs.
F. L. Duncan, conveying pauper to
county home, $3.00; Ballew's Cash
Pharmacy, medicine furnished county
home, $1.70; C. D. Rabb, vital sta
tistics fees, $19.50; W. C. Moore,
Jr., C. S. C, service rendered county,
$23.45; . Lenoir Book Co., supplies
furnished county, $2.94; John M. j
Crisp, register of deeds, service ren
dered county, $30.00; H. F. Coffey,
coal furnished jail, $59.50; Lenoir
Livery Co., team to county Home,
$1.50; Hall and Miller, feeding jury,
$13.00; George. A. Tuttle, judge of
primary election, $2.00; H. L. Bolick,
vital statistics fees, $10.00; Hall and
Miller, feeding jury, $2.00 Lenoir
Hardware & Furniture Co;, supplies
for county, $4.80; J. A. Triplett,
sheriff, court expense, $50.00; W. F.
Jarvis, registrar of election, $4.00;
Citizens' Light & Power Co., lights
for jail, $2.70; Citizens' Light &
Power Co., lights for court house,
$2.00; Citizens' Light & Power Co.,
lamps for court house, $2.10; R. S.
Webb, vital statistics fees, $7.00; W.
W. Turnmire, vital .statistics fees,
$7.75; J. Richmond Moore, vital sta
tistics fees, $2.75; W. M. Smith, vital
statistics fees, $5.75; J. O. Deal, vi
tal statistics fees, $14.50; H. W.
Gragg, vital statistics fees, $5.50; A.
E. Nelson, vital statistics fees, $8.00;
A. E. Nelson, vital statistics fees,
$1.75; T. R. Caudill, vital statistics
fees, .50; J. T. Parlier, vital statis
tics fees, $8.00; E. L. Steel, treas
urer, salary for February, 1919,
$25.00; T. C. Curtis, judge of elec
tion, $4.00; Citizens' Light & Power
Co., lights for jail, $2.60; Citizens'
Light & Power Co., lights for court
house, $1.00; George D. Barnard
Stationery Co., record books, $177.
9T; Todd Insurance Agency, insur
ance on court house, $52.00; E. L.
Hall, insurance on jail,, $125.00; J.
A. Triplett, sheriff, service rendered
county, $126.33; Edwards & Brough
ton Printing Co., supplies for county,
$7.72; estate of A. C. Craig, burial
allowance for Confederate pensioner,
$20.00; L. H. Coffey, M. D., for ser
vice rendered as county physician.
$39.95; estate of J. H. Dula, 'burial
allowance for Confederate pensioner,
$20.00; Lenoir Feed Store, coal fur
nished court house, $9.30; J. A. Sea
boch, for work at courthouse, $17.90;
D. W. Roberts, farm demonstration
work, $30.00; L. H. Coffey, tax re
fund for errors purchased, $76. S7;
Harold F. Coffey, coal furnished jail,
$8.50; John M. Crisp, register of
deeds; for service rendered county,
$26.32; R. B. Glass, judge of elec
tion, $2.00; Bank of Lenoir, interest
on note, $281.40; R. T. Wilson, car
ing for Andy Laws, pauper, $3.00;
J. Henry Bush, for work at court
house, $97.30; Lenoir Book Co., sup
plies for county, $3.45; A. M. Martin,
service rendered county, $1.00; Ru
f us T. Lenoir, Jr., for service ren
dered county, $19.00; John M. Crisp,
register of deeds, service rendered
county. $27.73; State of North Car
olina, for registration books, $12.18;
J. A. Triplett, sheriff, service render
ed county, $144.50; Citizens' Light &
Power Co., lights for court house,
$1.00; Citizens' Light & Power Co.,
lights for jail, $1.80; W. C. Moore,
Jr., C. S. C, service rendered county,
$54.35; The Lenoir News-Topic, for
(printing and stationery, $41.66; es
tate of Largent Bean, allowance as
fixed bv law for burial of Confeder
ate pensioner, $20.00; Berntiardt-
k Seagle Co., supplies furnished coun-
tw $78.80 i Town of Lenoir, for wa
ter furftished court house, $3.09;
Town of Lenoir, for water furnished
lail. $2.06: E. L. Steele, treasurer.
salary for April, 1919, $25.00; Smith
Cafe, feeding grand jury, ' $200.00;
Haywood Clark, for burial supplies
furnished .Caleb Justice, pauper,
$25.00; Lenoir Hardware & Furni
ture Co.. supplies lurnisned county,
$29.00; W, C. Moore, Jr., C. S. C,
service rendered County, $71.10; E.
L. Steele, treasurer, salary for May,
1919, $25.00; Citizens' Light & Pow
er. Co., lights for court house, $1.90;
Citizens Light &' Power Co., lights
for jail, $1.08; Harold F. Coffey, coal
furnished county, $17.00; F. H. Cof
fey, chairman, paid expense to meet
ing of tax commission, $13.00; Le
noir J.ews-Topic, printing for coun
ty, $41.85; J. Henry Bush, work at
court house, $32.10; Lenoir Book
Co., supplies for county, $1.75; C. A.
Teague, registrar of road bond elec
tion, $13.30; C. G. Houck, judge of
road bond election, $3.00; F. R. Til
ley,, judge of road bond election,
$3.00; Russell Presnell, registrar of
road bond election, $32.10; News and
Observer Publishing Co., advertising,
$1.60; Manufacturers Record, adver
tising, $6.00; Observer Co., advertis
ing, $2.00; Engineering News, adver
tising, $4.80; Francis Hawkins, reg
istrar of road bond election, $7.50;
Isabel Hukill, stenographic work for
county, $60.80; A. F. Downs, judge
of road bond election, $1.50; C. E.
Rabb, service rendered, $10.18; R. D.
Green, judge of road bond election,
$2.50; J. D. R. Moore, judge of road
bond election, $3.00; S. E. Harrison,
registrar of road bond election,
$7.98; J. A. Bolick, judge of road
bond election, $1.50; J. E. Chandler,
judge of road bond election, $1.50;
John C. Steele, judge of road bond
election, $1.50; Christy McGee, judge
of road bond election, $1.50; Mac D.
Moore, judge of road bond election,
$1.50; C. M. Rader, judge of road
bond election, $1.50; John V. Gragg,
registrar of road bond election,
$9.38.; H. O. Steele, judge of road
bond election, $1.50; A. M. Powell,
judge of road bond election, $3.00;
A. E. Nelson, registrar of road bond
election, $8.84; J. W. Cottrell, judge,
of road bond election, $1.50; R. L.
Miller, judge of road bond election,
$1.50; J. W. Hamlett, registrar of
road bond election, $6.20;' G. W.
Green, judge of road bond election,
$1.50; A. G. Hartley, registrar of
road bond election, $11.02; E. J.
Bowman, judge of road bond elec
tion, $1.50; F. B. Mitchell, registrar
of road bond election, $8.40; F. P.
Moore, registrar of road bond elec
tion, $7.32; C. E. Conley, registrar of
road bond election, $3.00; R. A. Par
lier, registrar of road bond election,
$9.30; F. M. Whitner, judge of road
bond election, $3.00; D. C. Flowers,
registrar of road bond election,
$11.56; R. E. McCall, registrar of
road bond election, $9.30; W. J.
Bean, judge of road bond election,
$1.50; John L. Jones, judge of road
bond election, $1.50; T. H. Setzer,
judge of road bond election, $3.00;
C. D. Rabb, judge of road bond elec
tion, $1.50; John M. Crisp, service
rendered county, $20.34; Mark
Squires, attorney, for amount paid in
Supreme Court, $27.00; J. M. Smith,
expense to State, tax meeting, $13.12;
W. H. H. Hartley, listing taxes in
Hudson township, $33.00; J. R. Cof
fey, registrar of road bond election,
$6.70; L. H. Moore, judge of road
bond election, $1.50; R. B. Glass,
judge of road bond election, $3.00;
J. R. Coffey, listing taxes in Mulber
ry township, $18.00; Francis Haw
kins', listing: taxes in Mulberry town
ship, $24.00; W. C. Moore, Jr., C. S.1
C, for salary as juvenile judge,
$50.00; J. A. Bush, Jr., expense ac
count as county tax supervisor,
$29.41; H. O. Steele, listing taxes in
Patterson township, $27.00; F. P.
Moore, listing taxes in Globe town
ship, $21.00: Swanson Plumbing Co.,
for work at court house, $4.93; Ma,c
D. Moore, listing taxes m John's Riv
er township, $36.00; W. J. Bean,
listing taxes in North Catawba town
ship, $25.00; E. L. Steele, treasurer,
salary for June, 1919, $25.00; R. L.
Palmer, listing taxes in Little River
township, $36.00; Fred S. McGowan,
listing taxes in Little River township,
$54.00; W. C. Moore, Sr., listing
taxes in Wilson's Creek township,
$12.00; Citizens' Light & Power Co.,
lights for jail, $1.95; Citizens' Light
& Power Co., lights for court house,
$1.25; M. G .Shearer, service ren
dered as tax assessor, $63.00; R. G.
Thompson, service rendered as tax
assessor, $30.00; John W. Walsh,
service rendered county, $8.40; J. A.
Triplett, sheriff, service rendered
county, ?80:00; Unst fruiting jo.,
for stationery and printing, $6.75;
John M. Crisp, register of deeds, for
service rendered county, $4b.yt; Le
noir Book Co., supplies for county,
$2.40; Mark CSquires, attorney, ser
vice rendered in Supreme Court case,
$ 100.00 rClaywell Bros., for coffin
furnished John Littlejohn, Confeder
ate pensioner, $20.00; Lee Pierce,
registrar for road bond election,
$3.50 H. G. Barlow, listing taxes in
King's Creek township, $54.00; G. W.
Sherrill, listing taxes in Lovelady
township, $39.00; E.ND. Crisp, listing
taxes ni Lenoir township, $96.00;
Town of Lenoir, water for court
house, $14.80; Town of Lenoir, wa
ter for jail, $2.56; Lenoir News-Topic,
printing and stationery, $20.50;
Lenoir Book Co., supplies furnished
county, $11.00; Walker Evans &
Cogswell Co., records furnished coun
ty, $104.00; Citizens Light & Power
Co., lights furnished jail, $1.82; Citi
zens' Light & Power Co., lights fur
nished court house, $1.25; D. W.
Roberts, service rendered county,
$12.50; D. W. Roberts, service ren
dered county, $55.00; W. C. Moore,
Jr., C. S. C, service rendered county,
$54.00; E. L. Steele, treasurer, salary
for July, 1919, $25.00; J. A. Trip
lett, sheriff, service rendered county,
554.00; Morris Kahme, service ren
ered county, $10.22; John M. Crisp,
wAw4-n t4 Ann A n aawi.AA van a io d
county, $20.11; H. W. Courtney, reg
istrar road bond election, $21.18; J.
McShane, judge of road bond elec
tion, $1.50; Moore & Hoke, lor coi
fin furnished Confederate pensioner,
$20.00, J. A. Bush, Jr., expense ac
coun tas tax assessor, $65.66; R. G.
Thompson, service as tax assessor,
$145.00; L. H. Coffey, M. D., for ser
vice as county physician, $67.65; M.
G. Shearer, for service as tax assess
or, $135.00; Wi.C Moore, Jr., C. S.
C., salary, fees, etc., $69.55; J. R.
Swanson. coroner, holding intiuest,
H. Palmar, $6.80; M. G. Shearer, for
service as tax assessor, $130.00; R.
G. Thompson, for service as tax as
sessor, $126.00; J. T. Pritchett, sal
ary as clerk to tax board, $75.00;
E. L. Steele, treasurer, salary for Au
gust, 1919, $25.00; D. W. Roberts,
salary, farm demonstration work,
$55.00: Frederick Disinfectant Co.,
for disinfectants, $11.50) J., A. Trip-
SAYS MUSCLES FELT
AS IF TIED IN KHOTS
Hodaopi Say "It Is Simply Won
derful What Tanlac Did
For Me"
"If anybody had told me that Tan
lac could do for me what it has done
I would not have believed them,"
said C. R. Hudson of Knoxville, I1L
"It free.d me from rheumatism after
twelve years of awful suffering," he
continued, "and my stomach trouble
is also gone.
"I was in such bad shape that I
could scarcely digest a thing, and any
solids would give me such cramps in
my stomach that I could hardly stand
them. Gas would form and affect
my heart so bad I would get faint
and have to lie down. The rheuma
tism made my legs swell all out of
shape and the muscles felt like they
were tied in knots. I couldn't
straighten my right leg at all and it
pained me so I could find no rest. At
night it was especially bad and I
simply rolled from one side of the
bed to the other, unable to get any
sleep. Not being able to work any
more, I rented my farm and moved
to town. I tried about every sort of
medicine I ever heard of, but got
worse all the time.
"One day I heard some people talk
ing about how much good Tanlac had
done them and I decided to try it,
and the way it took hold was simply
wonderful. I can now eat anything
I want, my rheumatism is all gone
and I sleep like a log every night. I
feel as strong and as well f.s I ever
did and I am going back to the farm
able to do as much work as I did
years ago. If anyone wants to know
about Tanlac send them to me.
Tanlac is sold in Lenoir by Bal
lew's Cash Pharmacy.
lett, sheriff, fees, etc., $141.50; Citi
zens Light & Power Co., lights for
jail, $2.94; Citizens' Light & Power
Co., lights for courthouse, $6.28;
Grist Printing Co., for printing and
stionery, $2.50; Clarke C. Steele, of
ficer of grand jury, $10.00; Edwards
& Broughton Printing Co., for tax re
ceipts, $57.40; F. H. Coffey, for ser
vice rendered, $18.25; John M. Crisp,
register of deeds, for service render
ed, $132.27; Alex Greer, for service
rendered, $2.50; American Express
Co., for C. O. D. furniace for court
house, $16.07; Kent-Coffey Mfg. Co.,
filing cabinet for court room, $6.50;
Kent-Coffey Mfg. Co., paid freight on
cement, $2.21; Harold F. Coffey, for
coal furnished jail, $17.00; Lenoir
News-Topic, for printing and station
ery, $12.50; Lenoir Hardware &
FurniturS Co., for supplies furnished,
$52.25; J. M. Tuttle, salary for Au
gust, 1919, $50.00; J. A. Bush, Jr.,
expense account, tax supervisor,
$63.97; D. W. Roberts, appropriation
on lantern, $28.75; Kent Moore, for
service rendered, $2.50; John W.
Hoke, insurance on court huoes,
$52.00; A. E. Nelson, vital statistics
fees, $1.75; A. E. Nelson, vital sta
tistics fees, $5.25; J. T. Parlier, vital
statistics fees, $6.25; John E. Harris,
vital statistics fees, $5.75; H. L. Bo
lick, vital statistics fees, $9.00; W.
W. Turnmire, vital statistics fees,
$6.20; H. W. Gragg, vital statistics
fees, $6.50; C. D. Rabb, vital statis
tics fees. $21.50; Isabel Hukill, sten
ographic work, $79.80; R. S. Webb,
vital statistics fees, $7.75; Dixie
Heating & Ventilating Co., work at
court house, $45.50; W. M. Smith, vi
tal sttistics fees, 03.75; Rev. J. M.
Shaver, vital statistics fees, $8.25;
J. R. Moore, vital statistics fees,
$3.75; T. R. Caudill, vital statistics
fees, .50; J. O. Deal, vital statistics
fees, $16.25; Mary Squires, attorney,
cost -in Supreme Court case, J24.4U;
D. W. Roberts, farm demonstrator,
$55.00; J. M. Tuttle, salary as coun
ty welfare officer, $50.00; Bernhardt
Seagle Co., supplies for county,
$86.15; J. T. Pritchett, salary, clerk
to tax board. $75.00: C. A. Little:
for service on pension board, $4.00;
J. A. Seaboch. for pipe, furnished
court house, $7.05; W. W. Bush, for
work at court house, J2.5U; W. C
Moore, Jr., C. S. C, salary and fees,
$52.87: J. A. Bush. Jr., salary and
horse hire for four months, $800.00;
Harold F. Coffey, coal for court
house, $19.00; R. G. Thompson, for
service as tax assessor, $114.00; M
G. Shearer, service as tax assessor,
$142.00;' J. A. Triplett, sheriff, for
service rendered, S95.50; hi. Li.
Steele, treasurer, salary for Septem
ber, 1919, $25.00; Queen City Prints
ing Co., filing case lor register s or
fice. 0211.75: Citizens' Light & Pow
er Co., for ice, $19.67; Lenoir Book
Co., supplies furnished county, $3.65;
Lenoir News-Topic, for printing and
stationery. $64.20; Boldin & Turner,
for toilet paper furnished court
house, $6.50; Grist Printing Co., for
nrmtinsr. S1.Z5: Lenoir JNews-lopic,
for printing, $2.50; L. H. Coffey,
M. D., for service rendered as county
physician, $70.50; John M. Crisp,
register of deeds, for service render
ed county, $30.28; Citizens Light &
Power Co., lights for court house,
$1.56: Citizens' Light & Power Co.,
lights for jail, $2.50; Grist Printing
Co., printing for C is. C s office,
$1.25: J. A. Bush, Jr., expense ac
count as county supervisor, $55.51;
Yadkin Woolen Mills, .blankets fur
nished jail, $48.75; Bank of Granite,
interest on notes, $158.34; Kent
Coffey Mfg. Co., lumber furnished
county home, $8.50; Southern Stamp
A- CfafinnAmf efm wnkkaii aamn
.50; Edwards & Broughton Printing
Co., stationery and printing, sio.zd;
Citizens' Light & Power Co., lights
for court house, $1.25; Citizens'
Light & Power Co., lights for jail,
$3.49 : Town of Lenoir, water for
jail, $2.74,; Grist Printing Co., sta
tionery and printing, $1.00; L. H.
Coffey, tax refund on errors bid off
from county, $7.13; Harold F. Cof
fey, coal furnished county, $10.00;
W. C. Moore, Jr., C. S. C, for salary
and "fees, $54.35; Standard Paint &
Lead Works, paint for jail, $47.02;
W. C. Moore, Jr., C. S. C, for fees,
$21.00; G. F. Barlow, judge of elec
tion, $2.00; Bank of Granite, inter
est on notes, $152.00; J. M. Tuttle,
salary for October, 1919, $50.00;
D. W. Roberts, salary for October,
1919, $55.00; Morris Kahme, for ser
vice rendered county, $5.50; Lenoir
News-Topic, printing for county,
$28.78; J. A. Bush, Jr., salary and
horse hire, $200.00; J. A. Bush, Jr.,
expense account, $91.50; J. T.
Pritchett, salary as clerk to tax board
for October, 1919, $75.00; R. G.
Thompson, service as tax assessor,
$78.00; John M. Crisp, register of
deeds, service rendered making tax
books, $280.00; J. A. Triplett. sher
iff, service rendered, $142.50; John
M. Crisp, registe rof deeds, service
rendered, $61.51; E. L. Steele, treas
urer, salary for October, 1919, $25;
Town of Lenoir, water furnished
court house, $6.96; Edwards &
Broughton Printing Co., supplies fur
nished county, $24.00; Edwards &
Broughton Printing Co., supplies,
$32.00; Edwards & Broughton Print
ing Co., supplies, $35.75; Edwards &
Broughton Printing Co., supplies,
$57.50; Edwards & Broughton Print
ing Co., supplies, $15.23; F. H. Cof
fey, for service as county commis
sioner, $82.00; R. T. Lenoir, for ser
vice as county commissioner, $35.75;
D. H.' Warlick, for service as county
commissioner, $38.40; Bank of Le
noir, interest on note, $187.60. To
tal amount miscellaneous expenses,
$11,758.15.
Jury and Witneat Expense for the
Year 1919
Henry Hass, juror, $2.50; John
Holsclaw, witness, $2.44; Elma Hols
claw, witness, $2.44; Doc Pope, wit
ness, .55; J. A. Triplett, sheriff, half
fees, $30.45; J. M. Crisp, register of
deeds, half fees, $1.05; & M. Kirby,
witness, $2.26; John Bumgarner,
witness, $2.38; George Hatley, wit
ness, .81; H. H. Bumgarner, witness,
$1.33 A. G. Miller, witness, $2.62;
Tom Moore, witness, $1.29; W. T.
Payne, juror, $3.30; Henry Puett,
witness, $1.70; Adam Curtis, witness,
$1.58; Charles Goble, witness, $1.64;
O. C. Russell, juror, $2.10; Z. V. Hol
loway, juror, $2.10; Roby Green, ju
ror, $2.10; F. S. McGowan, juror,
$2.10; R. N. Setzer, juror, $7.10;
J. P. Coffey, juror, $7.30; J. S.
Small, juror,, $6.40; Mart Wilson,
juror, $7.30; Ed Simmons, juror,
$2.10; Fletcher McDade, juror,
$6.10; W. L. Deal, juror. $7.30: T.
J. Craig, juror, $7.10; W. T. Fox, ju
ror, s-'.iu; h. V. setzer, juror, $7.10;
T. J. Moore, juror, $6.90; W. M.
Craig, juror, $7.10; J. S. Franklin,
juror, $7.50; N. F. Wilson, juror,
$7.20; C. D.-Bishop, juror, $6.10;
Roy Robbins. juror, $7.70: F. I. Lit
tlejohn, juror, J6.60; C. N. Hice, ju
ror, $7.UO; J. r. Greer, juror, $6.50;
W. W. Deal, juror. $2.10: E. C
Leonard, juror, $6.70; W. A. Walker,
juror, $6.20; it. B. Arney, juror,
$6.40; J. R. Steele, juror, $6.90; C.
C. Winkler, juror, $4.10; W. D.
Cloninger, juror, $2.10; W. R. Nel-
sort, juror, $8.20; John Ragsdale, ju
ror, $8.30; John Hass, juror, $6.10;
C. C. Triplett, juror, $6.50; J. I.
SJiell, juror, $8.10; Horace Prest
wood, juror, $6.10; E. R. Lampkins,
juror, $6.10; J. is. Cannon, juror,
$9.10; Julius Robinson, juror, $6.10;
R .M. Bowman, juror, $8.80; W. D.
Kincaid, juror, $8.80; T. S. Setzer,
juror, $8.60; M. W. Smith, juror,
$6.10; J. H. Clay, juror, $6.10; Char
lie Harris, juror, $2.10; J. F'. Cook,
juror, $b.lO; K. is. Hartley, juror,
$2.10; R. S. Presnell, juror, $6.40;
C. W. Hailey, juror, $6.10; Joe Bent-
ley, witness, $2.19; Fannie Powell,
witness, $.105; John Powell, witness,
$1.05; J. A. Bush, Sr., J. P. half fees,
$12.40; J. S. Greer, juror, $7.10;
Emma Norwood, witness, $1.05; Zora
Chester, witness, $1.44; George Kir
by, witness, $1.50; Willard Miller,
witness, $1.91; W. C. Moore, Jr.,
C. S. C., half fees, February term,
1919. $80.25; L. A. Laxton, D. S.
fees, $2.55; S. Payne, witness, $2.35;
Howard Isbell, witness, $2.10; H. H.
Grubb, witness, $1.38; W. L. Pennell,
witness, $1.91; Elbert iMcKary, wit
ness, $1.85; N. W. Roberts, witness,
$1.38; George W. Winkler, juror,
$2.10; W. M. Goble, juror, $2.10;
Calvin Melton, juror, $2.10; H. J.
Richards, D. S. fees, $1.80; S. G. Liv
ingston, witness, $1.91; R. L. Hpff
man, Solicitor's fees, $.250; E. S.
Smith, witness, $2.16; Mary Laney,
witness, $2.22; W. O. Johns'on, ju
ror, $13.10; Shuler Messick, juror,
$12.70; Boone. Littlejohn, juror,
$13.60; M. C. Estes, juror, $13.30;
Haywood Setzer, juror, $13.10; John
Coffey, juror, $14.90; Rufus Cline,
juror, $13.50; John K. Bush, juror,
$12.70: A. G. Miller, jurot, $12.70;
Lester Brookshire, juror, $13.30;
Tom Setzer, juror, $4.10; Robert
Bradford, juror, $12.20; Julius
Smith, juror, $13.00; Sidney Keller,
$13.00: John I. Holden, $12.40; Rob
ert Icard, juror, $12.90; John Haas,
iuror. $12.30: Gwyn Barlow, juror,
$12.70; Henry Setzer, juror, $4.10;
(J. A. Clay, juror, z.iu; r-ranK mu
lear. Iuror. $12.30: E. C. Houck, ju
ror, $12.30; D. O. Russell, juror,
$7.30: C. G. Russell, juror, $7.50; J
A TLX. .11.,- ft H ( . Tna Ud a.
i. 1V1U111S, JUXUI, fv.lt wvc want.,
juror, $7.00; Finley Coffey, juror,
$8.50; Will Thompson, juror, $7.50;
A. P. Annas, juror, $7.00; L. A.
Kincaid, juror, $6.40; D. M. Estes,
juror, $8.40; A. P. McNeil, juror,
$6.20; Kelly Martin, juror, $6.10;,
J. H. Price, juror, $6.20; E. C. Ivey.l
juror, o.iu; j. a. Lxion, juror,
$7.20; R. O. Craig, juror, $6.1Q; W.
E. Kirby, witness, $1.50; C .B. Har
rison, witness ticket, $8.10; H. M.
Wiln, witness, $1.36; E. M. Holler,
witness, $1.38; Floyd Blackwell, ju
ror, $12.10; J. E. Martin, juror,
$12.10; J. C. Anderson, witness,
$2.19; Mrs. W. L. Alexander, wit
ness, $2.19; Eugene McGhinnis, wit
ness, $2.10; Will Curtis, witness,
S2.70: Will Dula. witness, $1.41;
Johnsie ' Craie. witness, $2.16; Fredj
Marshall, witness, $2.19; J. M. Smith,
C. P. fees, $2.70; U. C. f arthing, u.
S. fees, .30; Jacob Harshaw, witness, 1
$2.10; Green White, witness, $1.05;,
J. L. Sanders, juror, $2.10; D. G. !
Marshall, juror, $3.30; Ralph Win-
kler, juror, $2.10; H. G. Barlow, ju
ror, $2.10; W. L. Wells, juror, $2.10;
Ed Simmons, juror, $2.10; George
Hendrix, juror, $2.10; W. H. Gragg,
juror, $2.10; W. D. Joplin. juror,
$2.10T J. S. Barlow, juror, $2.10; J.
W. Cottrell, juror, $11.10: Horace
Gragg, juror, $12.10; Ed Simmons,
juror, $2.10; R. C. Tuttle, juror,
$2.10; J. M. Moore, juror, $10.60;'
J. M. Smith, juror, $11.50; R. R.
Shuford, juror, $10.80; C. A. Teague,
juror, $11.30; Charlie Perry, juror,
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