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VOL. I.
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1882.
NO. 10.
XII E C09IM0KVEALTH,
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Mayor W. A. Dunn.
Commissioners Noah Biggs, J. K. Bal
lard, K. M. Johnson, J. Y. Savage.
Meet first Tuesday in each month at 4
o'clock, P. M. "
Chief of Police-C. W. Dunn
Assistant Policemen -A. David, W . 1J.
Shields. C. F. Speed. Sol. Alexander.
Treasurer R. M. Johnson.
Clerk J. Y. Savage.
CHURCHES :
Baptist-J. D. Hufham, D. D., Pastor
Services every first, second and third
Sundays at 11 o'clock, A. M. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday night. Sun
day School every Sabbath morning.
Primitive Baptist Eld. Andrew Moore,
Pastor. Services every third Saturday
and Sunday morning.
MothndUt Ttev. J. Crowson, Pastor.
spri, pvpi-v second and fourth Sun
davs at 11 o'clock, A. M. Sunday
School every Sabbath morning.
Roy. II. G. Hilton, Rector.
Services every first, second and third
Knnlav-a st .101 o'clock. A. M. Also at
Pittmin'o llnll every first and third
Sabbath evenings at 4 o'clock. Sunday
School every Sabbath morning.
P.nntist (colored.) George Norwood,
Pact nr. Services every fourth Sunday
morning. Sunday School every Sabbath
morning.
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COUNTY.
Court Clerk and
Superior
Probate
Judge John T. Gregory.
Simmons.
Lewis.
Reeister of Deeds R. J
Solicitor A. J. Burton.
Sheriff J . T. Dawson.
Coroner J H Jenkins.
Treasurer Dr. L. W. Batchelor.
Co. Supt. Pub. Instruction D C Clark.
Keeper of the Poor House W. W
Carter.
Commissioners II. J. Harvey, W. II
Shields, F. M. Parker, J. II. Whitaker
Sterling Johnson.
Superior Court Every third Monday
in March and September.
Inferior Court Every third Monday m
February, May, August and -November
o
ENFIELD.
Cf Mayor B. F. Whitaker.
T Commissioners John J. Robertson, E
f T. Branch, J. B. Hunter, R
;-J Britt.
' 1 Constable J. C. Derr
'4 HOTELS.
Caledonia Hotel. Peter Forbes.
5 Boarding House Riddick Burnett.
' I CHURCHES.
I Methodist Episcopal Services
every
first Sunday, at 11,00 A. M., and
S P. M. Rev. W. II. Watkins, Pasl
.00
tor,
Baptist Services every second Sunday,
at 11.00 A. M.. and 7.00 P. M., and third
Sunday at 7 30 p. m. Sunday school at
90 a. m. Rev. W. J. Hopkins, Pastor
Protestant Episcopal Services every
second and third Sundays at 11.00 A. M.
Rev. A. S. Smith. Rector.
Methodist Protestant Services every
fourth Sunday, at 11.00 A. M.. and 7.00
P. M. Rev. W. II. Wills, Pastor.
County Appointments M. E. Chucrh
1st. Sunday, at Eure's School House, at 3
P. M.
2nd Sunday,at Pierce's, at 11.00 A. M.,
and at Smith's, at 3.00 P M.
3rd. Sunday, at Ebeneezer, at 11.00 A. M.
4th. Sunday at liaywards at 11.00 A. M.
Communion at each appointment in Feb
Mav Ann- ami Vnv Hv W i Wit.
L '. V 7 J ' O- ' ' ' "V
? kins, Pastor.
. I M. P. Church 1st. Sunday, at Brad
- VJ fords, at 11.00 A. M., and at Reid's
' S School House. 3.00 P. M. Whitaker's
' Chapel, every second and fifth Sunday, at
1 11.00 A. M. Roseneath, 3rd. Sun-
day, 11.00 A. M.
Baptist Church. Every first Sunday at
oonoconary at 11 UO a m and 7 30 p m
jacn inira ounaay ana uie aaturaay pre
ceeding at 11 00 a m. Frayer mectmsr each
Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday school at
y 30 a m.
, Dawson's Church, Dawson's X Roads
every tourth Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30
jp m and the Saturday preceeding the fourth
. Sunday at II 00 a m Prayer meeting
iThursdays 7 30 p m Sunday school at 0
i30 a m. Rev W J Hopkins, Pastor.
4
I Colored Churches 1st. baptist Eve Th
irst Sunday, at 11.00 A. M. and 7.00 P.
1. C. B. Gibbs, Pastor.
I 2nd. Baptist Every second Sunday, at
11.00 and 7.00 P. M. Rev. W. R. Shaw,
iPastor.
I A. M. E. Church Every fourth Suuday
A t i rr 4 1 Pw Tx -- t "V
t 11.00 A. M. and 7.00 P,
M. Rev. J. II
errick. Pastor.
LODGES.
Knights of Honor Meet every second
fcnd fourth Tuesdays, at 7.00 P. M.
Legions of Honor Meet every first and
ird Tuesdays, at seven P. M.
I EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
I Southern Express Office Open all day.
f L Whitaker, Agent.
Railroad freight, and Ticket Agent,
i. W. Batchelor.
No freight for shipment received after
1.00 P. M.
TELEGRAPH.
V " -vo T iA
Xailroad Warehouse Open from 8.00
L. M, to 9. P. M. T B Hale,
Operator.
NOTICE !
ERSONS wishing to buy. sell, lease,
rent or exchange real estate any-
here in this vicinity, will do well to
ommunicate with us.
J6gT Terms moderate.
KITCHIN & DUNN,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Scotland Neck, N. C.
June 29th. 1882.
Halifax County Exhibit.
Annual report of Commissioners
f Halifax County for the fiscal year
ending Sept. 4th, 1882 in pursuance
with Sec. 13, Chapter 27, Battle's
Revisal. To-wit :
Sept. 5, 1881.
W Lee lumber
John
furnished
59 57
county,
Rndd & Green lumber
furnished county, 41 03
D C Clark for inspecting
bridge &c, ff b 44
Cad Ivy for services as
uror at coroner's inquest, 1 80
J J Wood for feeding pris
oners in jail Aug. 1S81, 125 25
Geo A Branch tor repair
ing bridge, o
W II Day for services as
county attorney June, July
and August, 1881, W
John Cook for repairing
iurnt Coat bridge, 108 00
John H Ponton for services
as supt. poor Aug. 188 1,
16 68
Mathew Epps lor labor at
oor house, Aug. 1881,
Robt Gray for labor at
oor house Aug. 1881,
Emma Cheek for cooking
9 00
8 00
at poor house Aug. 1881,
8 50
3 50
Luna King for washing at
poor house Aug. 1882.
C A Fitt for repairing
bridge,
3 65
S M G ary for cojyi furnish
ed county,
21 10
J T Gooch lor goods
furnished county,
3 50
N B Dickens for feeding
hung jury Aug. 1881 Interi
or Court,
6 50
J J Robertson for regis
tering voters Aug. Ib&l
election,
2 82
J J Robertson for inspect
ing bridge,
J J Bishop for register
ing voters Aug. '81 election,
W E Evans for conveying'
pauper to poor house,
Brown & Carraway for
coal furnished county,
R J. Lewis cash paid
freights on coal for county,
J A Harrell printing for
county,
John R Randolph waiting
on grand jury Aug. '81 In
ferior Court,
R J Lewis annual acc't
for recording order B of Co.
Commissioners,
J H Whitaker inspecting
bridges.
2 00
96
3 00
55 00
27 50
6 00
6 00
r4 60
4 00
J II House
conveying:
prisoners to jail,
2 50
B B PulJen conveying
prisoners to jail, i
A J Jackson repairs on jail
00
00
w li ijrary services ren
dered county,
6 29
Brown & Carraway medi
cines furnished county,
9 44
L T Gwathmey & Co.
chairs for court house,
54 00
L T Gwathmy & Co.
bacon &c for poor house,
75 88
H J Hervy & Co. corn &c
bought for poor house.
25 66
Froelich Bros goods furn
ished county for poor house,
F M Parker letting out
bridge &c,
Sterling Lewis conveying
prisoners to jail,
II J Herry for 2 days as
commissioner,
S Johnston for 2 " and
mileage as commissioner
W II Shields for 2 days
and mileage as com'r,
J II Whitaker for 2 days
and mileage as com'r.
F M Parker for 2 days
and mileage as com'r,
R J Lewis for 2 days as
clerk commissioners,
Whole and Half fees from
Aug.ierm 1881 Infe-iorCourt
Oct. 3.
6 72
6 00
5 00
4 00
6 20
6 30
5 60
6 20
4 00
302 02
W II Shields
bridge,
letting
out
2 00
S W Edwards conveying
lunatic to Raleigh,
Hill & Peebles profession
al services rendered county,
J J Wood feeding prison
ers in jail Sept. 1881,
Dr J E Green quarter
salary as supt. health for
quarter ending Sept. 1,81,
Dr J E Green medicines
bought for county,
Jacob D Hill repairing
bridge,
Ben Gammon burying
pauper,
R J Lewis making out tax
list for year 1881,
C C Baker waiting on
grand jury fall term' 1881
Inferior Court,
J L Sledge acc't for con
veying prisoners to jail of
2 80 disallowance and 2 dol
lars allowed in lieu thereof,
D C Clark inspecting
bridge,
H J Hervy cash paid for
count3 freights &c,
L T Gwathmey & Co. for
supplies for poor house,
Mrs L E Nash bacon
furnished poor house,
J H Ponton services as
supt poor house Sept. 1881,
Mathew Epps labor at
40 85
25 00
140 05
62 50
12 25
6 00
4 00
416 64
7 50
2 00
2 00
12 42
57 75
12 42
16 66
6 95
1 31
1 35
3 50
2 07
8 00
50 00
6 50
4 00
6 00
2 00
4 30
3 60
4 20
2 00
404 35
Robt Gary labor at poor
house Sept. 1881,
Eliza Williams cooking at
poor house Sept. 1881,
Laura Davis washing at
poor house Sept. 1881,
A N Partin registering
voters Brinkleyville,
WT II Jenkins repairing
bridge,
W H Jenkins building
bridge,
W B Gary services ren
dered county,
F M Parker 2 days letting
out bridge.
J C Derr conveying pris
oners to jail,
II J Hervy one day as
commissioner (allowance)
W II Shields one day and
mileage as com'r (allowance)
J II Whitaker one day and
mileage as com'r (allowance)
F M Parker one day and
mileage as com'r (allowance)
R J Lewis one day as el k
commissioners (allowance)
Report of Whole and Half
fees from fall term 1881 Su
perior Court,
Nov. 7,
1881.
R J Day
conveying
Ben
Ivev to Bertie county,
76 45
B I Allsbrook conveying
lunatic to Raleigh,
29 35
92 60
15 00
J J Wood feeding prison
ers in jail Oct.1882,
F W Gregory lumber fur
nished for reparhig bridge,
Dr J E Green as medical
expert in case State vs Ivy,
30 00
4 bo
Ennis Bellamy conveying
prisoners to jail,
Nov, 8, 1881.
"Enfield Sentinel" publish
ing annual report of com
missioners, 40 00
Reid & Whitaker lumber
furnished county, 29 88
J J Robertson inspecting .
bridges, 6 00
CA Fitt reparian bridge, 12 00
J W Cuthrell registering
voters Enfield township
1880, 8 00
J A Harrell printing 500
marriage blanks, 5 00
J G Gregory hauling and
storeing 5 tons coal for
county, 6 50
John Manly cleaning out
and curbing poor bouse well, 5 00
C Bradley lumber furnish
ed countv, 13 33
J II Ponton services as
sunt, poor house Oct. 81, 16 66
Mathew Epps labor at
poor house Oct. '81, 9 00
Robert Gray labor at
poor house Oct. '81, 7 00
Laura Davis labor at
poor house Oct. '81, 3 50
Elizabeth Williams labor
at poor house Oct. '81, 3 50
Sarah Daniel service as
mid (vife at poor house Oct.
'81 2 00
F M Wallace lumber and
reparing bridge, 21 58
R J Lewis issuing notices
&c for vjounty purposes, 14 76
J E Dickens D S convey
ing Louis Taylor to War
ren co.. 12 08
Froelich Bro3. goods fur
nished countv, - 85 88
W B Gary services ren
dered county, 1 1
J II House col conveying
prisoners to jail,
W II Shields one day and
mileage Superior Court
meeting 1881, 4 30
II J Hervy one day and
mileage Superior Court
meeting 1881, 2
H J Ilerw two days as
commissioner, 4
W H Shields two days and
mileage as commissioner, 6
S Johnston two days and
mileage as commissioner, 6
J H Whitaker two days
and mileage as com'r,
F M Parker two days and
mileage as com'r, 6
R J Lewis two davs as
clerk commissioners, . 4
Dec. 5, 1881.
Account of Dr L T Whita
ker for post mortem exami
nation of $10 00 disallowed
and $5 00 allowed in lieu
thereof, 5
J C Derr conveying luna
tic to Raleigh, 29
Dec. 6, 1881.
C C Baker waiting on
grand jury Nov. term 1881
Superior Court, 7
J L Flemming repairing
bridge, 4
W II Day for quarter sal
ery as co. att'y quarter
ending Dec. 5, '81, 75
Emily Faison acc't $3 25
for feeding jurors &c, dis
allowed, and 3 00 allowed
in lieu thereof, 3
John B Smith burying
pauper, 4 00
Lewis Cook repairing
stove pipes in court house,
J II Ponton services as
supt. poor house Nov. '81, 16 6
Mathew Epps labor at
poor house Nov. '81, 9 00
poor house Sept. 1881.
Robt Gray labor at poor
house Nov. '81, 8 00
Laura Davis cooking at
poor house Nov. '81, 3 50
Eliza Williams washing
at poor house Nov. '81, 3 50
James MoselT lumber
furnished co. for bridge, 9 90
Henrv Williams repairing
bridge, 3 00
Davis, Drake & Co goods
furnished co. for poor house, 66 00
A Wright shoes for
paupers, Z8 UO
L T Gwathmey & Co for
supplies furnished p'r house, 77 60
II J Hervy cash paid for
freights &c 4 06
W B Garv services ren
dered county, 9 75
II J Hervy 2 days as com
missioner, 4 OU
W H Shields 2 days and
mileage as com'r, 6 30
J II Whitaker 3 days and
mileage as com'r, 5 60
F M Parker 2 davs and
mileage as com'r, 6 20
S Johnston 2 days and
mileage as com'r, 6 20
R J Lewis 2 days as
clerk commissioners, 4 00
Half and Whole fees from
Nov. term '8i Supr Codrti 200 68
Jan. 2, 1882.
J II Ponton services as
supt. poor house Dec. '81, 16 66
Mathew Epps labor at
poor house Dec. '81, 9 00
Robt Gray labor at poor
louse December '81, . 8 00
Laura Davis cooking at
poor hohse Dec. '81, 3 50
Eliza Williams washing
at poor house Dec. '81, 3 50
W F Parker burying
pauper, 4 00
J C Derr conveying pris
oner to jail, 4 00
Jan. 3, '82.
II J Hervv chairman ex
officio, allowance, 50 00'
J E Bovt repairing
bridge &c, 22 52
W II Shields letting out
bridge, 2 00
Dr I E Green for quarter
salery as sUph health; 62 50
Brown Carrawar medi
cines furnished county, 18 37
Gary & Gary lurnished
county, 2 95
G A Clark medicines
furnished county, 3 75
C P Smallwood convey
ing prisoner to jail, 7 00
J J wood feeding prison
ers in iail Dec. '81, 107 90
L T Gwathmey & Co
goods furnished county,
95
H J Hervy freights &c
paid for county,
2 80
W B Gary services ren
dered county,
II J Hervy letting out and
inspecting bridges.
Gary & Garjr blankets
furnished county,
Mathew Joyner making
coffee for pauper,
J T Gooch furnished
county for poor house,
II J II ay 2 days as com
missioner, W II Shields 2 days and
mileage as commissioner,
S Johnston 2 days and
mileage as commissioner al
lowance, J II Whitaker 2 days and
mileage as commissioner al
lowance F M Parker 2 days and
mileage as commissioner al
lowance, R J Lewis 2 days as clerk
commissioner allowance,
W H Shields one day
and mileage as comrnission-
1 25
8 00
11
1
3
4
6
6 20
50
5 50
6 20
4 00
00
00
er,
J H Whitaker one day
and mileage as commission
er, F M Parker cne day and
mileage as commissioner.
R J Lewis one day as
clerk commissioner,
Feb. 6, '82.
Accounts of Dr John R
Moore of 45 00 for reparing
bridge &c disallowed, and
$31 0i allowed in lieu there
of, John T Whitaker carry
ing pauper to poor house,
J H Parish removing raft,
Dr L T Whitaker account
of $10 00 for examining luna
tic disallowed, and $5 00 al
lowed in lieu thereof,
J II Fenner wood furnish
ed county,
R J Lewis making out
taxes in merchants purchas
es Brown & Carraway medi
cines furnished count)',
Jonai Pierce making col
li u for pauper,
J H Ponton services as
supt. poor house Jan. '82,
Mathew Epp labor at
poor house Jan. '82,
Robt Gray labor at poor
house Jan. '82,
Laura Gray washing at
poor house Jan. '82,
Eliza Williams cooking a.
poor house Jan, '2,
4 So
30
3 60
20
4
20
00
31 00
2 00
400
00
50
00
00
35
4
00
3 00
00
16
9
8
3
75
3 5J
J J Wood feeding pris-
ioners in jail Jan. '82, 141 15
Gary & Gary goods furn
ished county.
9 15
Froelich Bros goods furn
ished county,
45 93
A J Jackson repairs on
jail,
22 75
Feb. 7, 1882.
F M Parker examining
bridge,
4 00
2 50
6 20
6 30
6 30
3 60
4 00
W B Gary services ren
dered county,
F M Parker 2 days and
mileage as commissioner,
W H Shields 2 days and
mileage as commissioner.
S Johnston 2 days and
mileage as commissioner,
J H Whitaker 1 day and
mileage as commissioner,
R J Lewis 2 days as
clerk commissioners,
March: 6, 1882.
J H Jenkins coroner bal
ance lor burying pauper,
1 36
iV E Spruill general
m'c'dise,over charge in taxes
1 10
J II Jenkins coroner hold
ing inquest (Rufus Fields),
17 80
Gary & Gary goods furn
ished county,
16 75
Anthony Smithwich bury
ing Joe Pully pauper,
4 00
17 14
50 00
Froelich Bros goods turnished
county
Dr I E Green nost mortem ex
amination E M Hicks
Dr J O'Brien post mortem ex
amination E M Hicks
50 00
17 14
75 00
4 00
13 05
J J Wood feeding prisoners in
jail Feb 1S82
W ll uay services co atc y
J T Nicholson burying pauper
J D Cranley conveying prison
ers to Warren jail
lualhew Jkpps labor at poor
house Feb 1882
&00
Robt Gray labor at poor house
Feb 1S82
8 00
3 50
3 50
16 66
14 39
4 65
Eliza Williams cooking at poor
house Feb 1882
Laura Davis washing at poor
house Feb 1882
J II Ponton supt poor house
Feb 1882 M
J T Gooch bacon furnished
poor house Feb 1882
5rowrt & Uarraway meaicines
furnished bounty
J T Gregory CSC repairs to
office
122 31
100
John Fenner services rendered
county
C C Baker waiting on grand
jury eo issz oupenur yuuib
7 50
J 11 House conveying prisoners
to jail
2 50
10 00
4 20
2 00
52 88
J K Moore removing snan
L T Griffin removing shaft
F SI Parker examining bridge
L T Gwathmey merchandise
funnelled county
II J Hervy freights &c paid tor
conty , , ,
131
V 11 agiey cierK oupreme
Court cost due by Halifax county
28 80
211
March 7, 1882.
F R Chamberlain error in taxes
W B Gary services rendered co
H J Ilervy 2 days as com'r
W H Shields 2 days and mile
2 43
4 50
4 00
6 30
6 20
5 60
4 00
3S9 87
age as commissioner
Jb M barker 2 aays ana mile
age as commissioner
00
i
50
i
6o
00
30
J ti v nitaker a aays anu mile
age as commissioner
it J Liewis z aays serviueo
as clerk commissioners
Whole and Half fees irom Feb
term 1882 Inferior Court
April 3, 1882.
W R Reid account for burying
pauper $400 disallowed and 2 00
auowea m jieu meieui
2 00
Dr I E Green quarterly salery
supt health
73
Dr I E Green medecme iUrnish-
ed county
11
25
120
Dr 1 B Oireen post mortem ex
amination
J J Wood feeding prisoners m
jail March 1882
J U Derr conveying prisoners
to jail &c
Hal Reid mauling rails for coun
ty T W Myrich building bridge
Moses Eaton conveying pauper
to poor house
L T Gwathmey & Co supplies
furnished poor house
H J Hervy freights &c paid for
county
Hilliard Purnell horse and bug
gy for grand jury visit poor house
N B Dickens feeding jurors
spring term 1882 Supr Court
Mathew Epps labor at poor
house
Robt Gray labor at poor house
Eliza Williams labor at poor
house
Laura Davis labor at poor house
A P Griffin conveying pauper
Hal Reid services at poor house
Gary & Gary goods furnished
county
D C Clark letting out bridge
J J Robertson letting out bridge
J W Fenner 2 cords wood fur
nished county
W W Carter services as supt
poor house March 1882 .
John Bryant services as coron
ers juror
J J Williams conveving prisoa-
er to jail
J J Williams feeding prisoners
T J Fields acc't $2 So disallow
ed and 81 00 al'ed in lieu thereof
T J Fields acc't $0 95 disallow
ed and $ 25 al'od m leiu thereof
J T Gregory CSC acc't $8 o7
disallowed and $2 15 allowed in
leiu thereof
J H Ponton services as supt
poor house March 1882
W R Gary services rendered co
Hfcnry Hervard repairing stoves
for court house
Froelich Bros goods furn'd co
H J Hervy 2 days as com'r
S Johnston 2 dajrs and mile
age as commissioner
W H Shields 2 days and mile
age as commissioner
16
7
15
113
2 00
26
2
4 00
12 5o
5 00
3 00
50
00
2 15
5 5R
9 Oo
3 00
lO O '
4 00
6 2o
6 3o
A 60
67
00
00
50
J H Whitaker
2 days ana miie-
age as commissioner
F M Parker 2 days
and mile-.
age as commissioner 6 2o
K J Lewis 2 days as clerk 4 oo
Whole and Half fees sorine
term 1882 Superior Court 474 66
MayI, 1882.
J J Wood feeding prisoners in
jail April 1882 58 So
jewis s, nmgnt corn turmsned
county 36 0o
o o .Baker waiting on grand jury 6 oo
R J Lewis issume co orders
for county purposes 5 oo
J A. Harrell printing tor co 4 oo
Dr I E Green for professional
services 15 oo
L T Gwathmey & Co suddHcs
furnished county 62 4o
H J Hervy cash paid for freights
for county 1 45
.Peter J.pps makmg coffin for
pauper 3 00
W w Carter services as supt
poor house 22 75
Mathew fcpps labor at poor h'se 8 75
Laura Davis " " " " 3 5o
Eliza Williams labor at pool
house 3 5o
Hal Reid labor at poor house 6 60
John Manly hauling for county 1 00
J H Jenkins coroner fees in
case H L Johnson 16 9o
Brown & Carraway medicines
furnished county 11 65
W o Gary servces rendered
county 1 lo
G W Carpenter services as ju
ror at coroners mquest 3 00
t red .baker service as juror at
coroners inquest 3 00
o W bd wards services as mror
at coroners inquest 3 00
Guy Push services as iuror at
coroners inquest 3 00
T Jii Ausborn services as juror
coroners inquest 3 00
R E Moselv 4 davs services as
committee on school orders 8 00
D C Clark 4 days and mileage
as committee on school order lo 2o
H J Hervy 4 davs as committee
on school orders 8 00
R J Lewis 4 days clerk commit
tee on school orders 8 00
J J Williams conveying prisoner
to iail 2 5o
H J Hervy one day as com'r 2 00
S Johnston one day and mileajre
as commissioner 4 2o
w H Shields one day and mile
age as commissisner 4 3o
J H Whitaker one day and
mileage as commissioner 3 60
F M Parker one day and mile
age as commissioner 4 2o
R J Lewis one day as clerk
commissioner 2 00
June 5, 1882.
Acc't ot G V Hardie allowed
(see bill)
O C Stallings furnished lumber
and reparing bridge
N B Josey herrings for p'r h'se
B I Allsbrook conveyiug pris
orir to1 iail
J J Rdbel tson inspecting bridge
Lewis & Knight corn furnished
poor house
J J Wood feeding prisoners in
jail May 1882
27 95
9 84
2o 60
2 7a
2 00
57 00
95 5o
Kobt farker waiting on grauu
jury
7 5o
jjiawaras, urougnxon oc
printing tax b 00k
2 00
Account of Stephen Andrews
conveying prisioners to jail 811 2o
disallowed and $7 00 allowed
in lieu thereof
7 00
12 48
5 32
17 06
8 85
7 00
4 45
1 63
23 65
2o 00
75 00
99 oa
16 00
14 3o
Buckell & Bosman lumber
furnished county
. - . . m M 1
Froelich Bros goods lurnisnea
county
W W Carter services as supv
poor house &c
Mathew ftpps laDor ac poor
house
Laura Davis and Eliza Wil
ianis labor at poof house
Hal Reid lobor at poor house
R B Brickell for reg'g voters
B B Pullen for conveying luna
tic to Raleigh
J T Uooch hay turnisnea co
W II Day services as co att'y
L T Gwathmey & Co gooda
00
furnished county
T K Moore hats lurnisnea co
A Wright shoes furnish
00
00
90
ed county
Davis, Drake & Co goods turn
ished county
67
6
13
2
6
2
4
H J Hervy freights J paid tor
County
00
Johnston cash paia lor ouua-
ing bridge
30
25
W F Parker removing ob
struction
w U Gary services rend'ed co
L w Bfttchelor for book (treas)
F M Parker 1 day and mile-
2 00
42
age as commissioner
S Johnston 1
day and mile-
3 4
1 00
4 80
w H Shields 1 day
and mile-
age as commissioner
J II Whitaker 1 day and mile
age as commissioner
II J Hervy 1 day as com'r
Fees and Half fees from May
term 18S2 Superior Court
July 3, 1882
A H Davis repairing bridge
Lewis & Knight corn furnished
county
Brown & Carraway medicines
furnished county
D 0 Clark letting out bridge
C w Faucett goods furnished co
J T Gregory CSC stationery
for office
L D Manly- making c-offin for
4 3o
3 50
3
2
4o2
8 25
5 25
3 50
15 00
53 00
9 8o
4 00
438
8 53
3 50
4 00
2 00
08
00
2 00
4 OO
2oo
15 95
J J ttoDertson telling oui urmge
B I A.lsbrook conveying lunatic
to Raleigh
S Lewis cash acc't S3 00 disal
lowed, allowed
T A Clark medicines furnM co
Laura Davis cooking at p'r h'se
HJ Hervy freights &c paid
for county
L T Gwathmey & Co supplies
furnished county
I, T Gwathmey & Co supplies
furnished count)'
J J Wood feeding prisoners m
jail June 1882
w w Carter services &c supt
poor house
vrm Gary services rendered co
F M Parker letting out bridge
II J Ilervy 1 day as com'r
w II Shields 1 day and mileage
as commissioner
J II Whitaker 1 day and mile-
o ra as commissioner
3lo
2 5o
1 Uo
1 00
8 25
17
1
F M Parker 1 day and mileage
(COXTj?l'ED OS FOURTH PAGE.)
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