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THE COMMONWEALTH, IT IS K C O M 31 O 31 W EALT H. 1 Scotland Neck, n, a - cotland Neck, N.C V HE WEALTH Advertising Itatet x An uncompromising Democratic Jour. lal. Published every Thursday morning. 1 inch 1 week, $1.00. .50. 1 " 1 month, Contracts for any space or time may D. E. STAINBACK, Editor: "THE LAND WE LOVE." Terms : $2 00 per year in Advance. be made at the office of The Common wealth. Subscription Kales ; 1 Copy 1 Year. $2.00. $1.00. SCOTLAND NECK, N.C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1882. VOL. I. NO. 12. Transient advertisements must be paid - 6 Montns, for in advance. .1 G E N E R AL DIRECTORY. Mayor W. A. Dunn. fCommissioners Noah Biggs, J. R. Bal- I lard II. M. Johnson, J. Y. Savage. i -Meet first Tuesday m each month at 4 1 o'clock, P. M. " Chief of Police C. W. Dunn. Assistant Policemen -A. David, W. D. Shields. C. F. Speed. Sol. Alexander. Treasurer R. M. -Johnson. Clerk J. Y. Savage. J CHURCHES : , 1 Baptist J. D. Hufham. D. D., Pastor. Prvices every first, second and third Ways at 11 o'clock, A.- M. Prayer leetmg every Wednesday night, buu- " wy School every Sabbath morning. ' f rimitive Baptist Eld. Andrew Moore, rstor. Services every third Saturday ; tad Sunday morning. 3IethoJist Rev. J. Crowson, Pastor. Cirviccs every second and fourth Sun- iys at 11 oxlock, A. M. Sunday Cctiool every Sabbath morning. "Episcopal-Rev. II. G. Hilton, Rector. 'Services every first, second and third - Tandays at 10 o'clock, A. M. Also at -Fittman"s Hall every first and third rbbath evenings at i o'clock. Sunday , :5hool every Sabbath morning. JServices at Hamilton every fourth Sun &M morning and evening. Sunday school rtJ 9 o'clock every Sunday morning. Meeting of Bible class every fourth bun Say at o'clock p. m. Baptist Colored.) George Norwood, rstor. Services every fourth Sunday t ftrnmg. Sunday School every Sabbath I.orning. o Cpcrior Court Clerk and Probate Ju.lse John T. Gregory. Inferior Court-Geo. I. Summons lUjgister of Deeds It. J. Lewis. Solicitor A. J. Burton. Cheritt J. T. Dawson. Coroner J II Jenkins. Dr. I,. W. Batchelor. Co'. Sunt. Pub. Instruction D C Clark. trpicr ot tne roor nou&c n . Carter. n,m;oc;nnors TT J. Ilarvev. W. IT. ,V,ulu.v.... . w Sl.i.O.ls. F. M. Parker. J. ii. nnater, 'Sterling Johnson. t-. ir 7... uinnnr i rmrr r.verv Liuru iuuuuav " in March and September. laferior Court Every third Monday February, 3lay, August anu aovemm u I I. w TUyor B. F. Whitaker. "ommissioners John J. Robertson, E. T. Branch, J. B. Hunter, K. B. Britt. Constable J. C. Derr i CHURCHES. Methodist Episcopal Services every st Sunday, at 11,00 A. M., and 7.00 ,,M. Rev. W. II. Watkins, Pastor. Mi on A AT nl 7 (HI P. A!., and third -1 . W '- - --j Tnday at 7 30 p. m. Sunday school C 80 a.m. Rev. V . J. Hopkins, Pastor. trotestant Eoiscooal Services every fcoiui and third Sundays at 11.00 A. Ser. A. S. Smith, Hector. Methodist Protestantr Services every f irth Sunday, at 11.00 A. M., and 7.00 tJounty Appointments M. E. Chucrh let. Sunday, at Eure's School House, at ,iAA 1ft .1 Ct,,lnr of UinrAA'c of 11 f( 4 1 -VI t. Smith's, at 3.K) P M. Communion at each appointment in Feb 1 . 1 XT T A7" IT js, l'astor. . it l. P. Church 1st. Sunday, at Brad- Ms at 11.00 A. M., and at Rekl's bool House. 3.00 P. M. Whitaker's fcjel, every second and fifth bunday, at )0 A. At. Koseneath, 3rd. bun 11.00 A. M. aptist Church Every first Sunday oconary at 11 00 a m and 7 30 d in iiiira aunuay ana me oaturuay ing at ii wo a m. i'rayer meeting eacn l .J j. r nr o j t .i i nesuay ai i ou p m ounaay scnooi at a in. awson s unurcn, i;awson s A Koaas, ry fourth Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 l and the Saturday prececding the fourth day at 11 00 a m rrayer meeting Aug.term lool IMenorUourt rsdays 7 30 m. Rev m ounday school at J Hopkins, Pastor. Bolored Churches 1st. baptist Every jv ouii'iav, at ij.vxj a. au. auu .uu LL .1 i 1 1 rt A f w i , .00 A. Pastor i C. B. (iibbs d. Baptist Every second Sunday, JDO and 7.00 P. M. Rev. W. R. Shaw, Btor. L. M. E. Church Every fourth Suuday A. il. and 7.00 ir. JM. Kev. J. U rrick. Pastor. LODGES. nights of Honor Meet every second quarter ending Sept. 1,'81, fourth Tuesdays, at 7.00 P. M. f Dr J E Green medicines tions of Honor Meet every first lue.saays, at seven ir. m. EXPRESS AND FUKlflTIT. ruthern Express Office, Open all day Whitaker, Atrent. tailroad Freight, and Ticket Agent, W. Batchelor. Jo freight for shipment received after JO r. jjl. TELEGRAPH. restern Union Telegraph Office in liroad w areliousc Upon from M, to 9. P. M. ;rator. NOTICE ! ERSONS wishing to buy. sell, lease. rent or exchange real estate anv ere m tins vicinity, will do well in nnni lcate witn us. --2?" Terms moderate. KITCIIIN & DUNN, A ttorneys-at-Law. Scotland Neck, X. C. ) Juue 20th. 1882. Halifax County Exhibit. Annual report of Commissioners of 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. John county, Rudd W Lee lumber lurmsnea 59 57 & Green lumber furnished county, D C Clark for inspecting bridge &c, Cad Ivy for services as 41 03 6 44 1 80 125 25 25 00 juror at coroner's inquest. J J Wood torieeaing pris oners in jail Aug. 1881, Geo A Branch for repair ing bridge, w II Day for services as county attorney June, July and August, 1881, John Cook for repairing Burnt Coat bridge, John H Ponton for services as supt. poor Au. 1881, Mathew Epps for labor at poor house, Aug. 1881, Robt Gray for labor at poor house Aug. 1881, Emma Cheek for cooking at poor house Aug- 1881, Luna King for washing at poor house Aug. 1882. C A Fitt for repairing brid gc, S M G ary for corn furnish ed coiiiity, J T Gooch for goods furnished county, N B Dickens for feeding hung jury Aug. 1881 Interi 75 00 108 00 16 68 9 00 8 00 3 50 8 5 8 65 21 10 3 50 or Court, 6 50 J J Robertson for regis tering voters Aug. loot election, 2 82 J J Robertson for inspect ing bridge, 2 00 J J Bishop for register ing voters Aug. '81 election, 96 w E Evans for conveying 1 1.,,,,,, 3 00 pauper lu judi uuuac, Brown & Carraway lor nAal iiT-nie)rwl Cflllllt " 55 00 27 50 vwi i uni-. w"""j ? R J. Lewis cash paid in freights on coal for county, j A Harrell printing for 6 00 fUUUl) , JO till xt itaiiuoifju waiting on ?rand iurv Aug. '81 In- ferior Court, 6 00 74 60 R J Lewis annual acc't for recording order B of Co. Commissioners, J II Whitaker inspecting bridges. 4 00 2 50 J II House prisoners to jail, B B PulJen conveying 3 00 I Prisoners iuju.u, J - m - . . my at A J J acksou repairs on jau 2 00 W B Gary services ren- dered county, 6 29 M. Brown & Carraway medi- cineo furnished county, 9 44 L T Gwathmev & Co. chairs for court house, . 54 00 bacon &c for poor house, 75 88 31 u j Hervy & Co. corn &C 1 hnncrht. fnr nonr hnnsp. 25 66 -- 1'"" r roeuuu nrus uuus luiu i ished county lor poor house, 6 72 letting oat hrirlop Ac 6 00 5 00 . I C Sterling Lewis conveying prisoners to jail, II J Ilerry for 2 days as commissioner, 4 00 S Johnston for 2 and mileage as commissioner 6 20 W H Shields for 2 days at! and mileage as com'r, 6 30 m J II Whitaker for 2 davs prejarui mileage as com'r 5 60 F M Parker for 2 days and mileage as com'r, 6 20 R J Lewis for 2 days as clerk commissioners. 4 502 2 40 25 140 62 12 6 4 416 7 2 Whole and Half fees from "i GOT. 3. W II Shields letting out x. U)ri(l""o I. I , , S W Edwards conveying at lunatic to Raleigh. Hill fc Peebles profession al services rendered county, J J W ood feeding prison ers in jail Sept. 1881, Dr J E Green quarter salary as supt. health for and I oought for countr, Jacob D Hill repairing bridre, 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- the s.oo veying prisoners to jail ot T B Hale, 2 80 disallowance and 2 dol lars allowed in lieu thereof, D C Clark inspecting bridge, H J Hervy cash paid for county, freights &c, 2 12 57 12 L T Gwathmey & Co. for to I supplies tor poor house. Mrs L h jNash bacon furnished poor hoase, J II Ponton services as supt poor house Sept. 1881, 16 Mathew Epps labor at poor house Sept. 1881, 6 95 Robt Gary labor at poor house Sept. 1881, 1 31 Eliza Williams cooking at poor house Sept. 1881, 1 35' Laura Davis washing at poor house Sept. 1881, 3 50 A N Partin registering voters Brinkleyville, w H Jenkins repairing bridge, 8 00 50 00 6 50 w H Jenkins building bridge, w B Gary services ren dered county, F M Parker 2 days letting out bridge. 4 00 J C Derr conveying pris oners to jail, 6 00 2 00 4 30 a 60 4 20 2 00 ; 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) II J Lewis one day as cl'k commissioners (allowance) Report of Whole and Half fees from fall term 1881 Su perior Court, 404 35 Nov. 7, 1881. R J Day conveying Ben "vey to Bertie county, B I Allsbrook 'conveying unatic to Raleigh, J J Wood feeding prison 76 41 29 35 ers in jail Oct.1882, 92 F w Gregory lumber fur nished for reparing bridge, 15 Dr J E Green as medical expert in case State vs Ivy, 80 Ennis Bellamy conveying prisoners to jail, 4 Nov. 8, 1881. Enfield Sentinel" publish ing annual report of com missioners, 40 00 Reid & Whitaker lumber urnished county, J J Robertson inspecting 29 88 bridges, 6 00 12 00 C A I" ltt reparing bridge, J w Cuthrell registering voters Enheld township 1880, 8 J A Harrell printing 500 marriage blanks. 5 00 J G Gregory hauling and storeing 5 tons coal for county. 6 John Manly cleaning out and curbing poor house well, 5 C Bradley lumber furnish ed county. 13 J H Ponton services as supt. poor house Oct. 81, 16 JViatuew 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 Elizabeth Williams labor at poor house Oct. '81, Sarah Daniel service as mid ?vife at poor house Oct. '81, F M Wallace lumber and reparing bridge, R J Lewis issuing notices &c for county purposes, J E Dickens D S convey ing Louis Taylor to War ren CO., Froelich Bros, goods fur nished county. W B Gary services ren dered county, J II House col conveying prisoners to jail. W II Shields one day and mile-ige Superior Court meeting 1881, I J Hervy one day and mileage Superior Court 3 2 00 21 58 14 76 12 08 85 1 4 meeting 1881, 2 00 4 00 001 02 00 85 00 05 50 25 00 00 64 50 00 H J Hervy two daj's as commissioner, W II Shields two days and mileage as commissioner, 6 30 S Johnston two days and mileage as commissioner. 6 20 J II Whitaker two days and mileage as com'r. F M Parker two days and mileage as com'r, 6 20 R J Lewis two days as clerk commissioners, 4 00 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 00 J C Derr convej'ing luna- tic to Raleigh, 29 Deo. 6, 1881. C C Baker waiting on grand jury Nov. term 1881 Superior Court, J L Flemming repairing bridge, W H Day for quarter sal ery as co. att'y quarter ending Dec. 5, '81, Emily Faison acc't $3 25 for feeding jurors &c, dis allowed, and $3 00 allowed in lieu thereof, John B Smith burying pauper, Lewis Cook repairing stove pipes in court house, J H Ponton services as supt. poor house Nov. '81, Mathew Epps labor at poor house Nov. '81, 75 00 42 75 42 16 66 Robt Gray labor at poor house Nov. '81, 8 Laura Davis cooking at poor house Nov. '81, 3 50 Eliza. Williams washing at poor house Nov. '81, 3 50 James Mosely lumber furnished co. for bridge, 9 90 Henry Williams repairing bridge, 00 Davis, Drake & Co goods furnished co. for poor house, 66 00 A Wright shoes for paupers, 28 00 L T Gwathmey & Co for supplies furnished p'r house, 77 60 4 06 9 75 H J Hervy cash paid for freights &c w B Gary services ren dered county. II J Hervy 2 days as com missioner, 4 00 W H Shields 2 days and mileage as com'r, 6 30 J II Whitaker 2 dars and mileage as com'r, 5 60 6 20 F M Parker 2 days and mileage as com'r, 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 '81 Sup'r Court, 200 68 Jan. 2, 1882. J II Ponton services as supt. poor house Dec. '81, 16 66 Mathew Epps labor at- 60 poor house Dec. '81. 9 00 Robt Gray labor at poor 00 house December 81. O Laura Davis cooking at 00 poor house Dec. '81, 3 50 3 50 4 00 4 00 Eliza Williams Washing 00 at poor house Dec. '81, w F Parker burying pauper, J C Derr conveying pris oner to jail. Jan. 8, '82. II J Hervy chairman ex officio, allowance, J E Boyt repairing bridge &c, w II Shields letting out bridge, Dr I E Green for quarter salery as supt. health, Brown Carraway medi cines furnished county, Gary & Gary furnished 50 00 22 52 2 00 62 50 18 37 2 95 3 75 00 ! 50 county. G A Clark medicines 00 furnished countv. C P Smallwood convey- 88 ing prisoner to jail, 7 107 95 J J wood feeding pnson- 66 ers in jail Dec. '81, L T Gwathmey & Co goods furnished county, H J Hervy freights &c paid for county, w B Gary services ren- 2 80 1 25 50 dered county, II J Hervv letting out and inspecting bridges. 8 00 1100 1 50 3 6o Gary & Gary blankets furnished county, Mathew Joyner making coffee for pauper, J T Gooch furnished county for poor house, Ilj"liay2days as com missioner, W 11 Shields 2 days and mileage as commissioner, S Johnston 2 days and 4 00 6 3d 88 J 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 II Shields one day and mileage as commission- 6 2o 5 50 6 20 11! 50 30 er, J H Whitaker one day and mileage as commission er, F M Parker one day and mileage as commissioner. R J Lwwis one day as cierK commissioner. Feb. 6, '82. Accounts of Dr John R Moore of 45 00 for reparing bridge &c disallowed, and $31 00 allowed in lieu there of. 81 John T Whitaker carry ing pauper to poor house, J II Parish removing rart, 7)r I 'F Whitaker account 50 uf $10 00 for examining luna tic disallowed, and $5 00 al lowed in lieu thereof, J II Fenner wood furnish- 7 00 ed county. R J Lewis making out 4 00 taxes in merchants purchas es 85 5o 4 00 Brown & Carraway medi- 00 cines furnished county, Jonas Pierce making cof fin for pauper, J H Ponton services as 8 00 supt. poor house Jan. '82, 16 9 Mathew Epp labor al 4 00 poor house Jan. '82, Robt Gray labor at poor 75 house Jan. '82, Laura Gray washing at 67 poor house Jan. '82, Eliza Williams cooking at 9 00 1 poor house Jan. '82, nn a. 00 loners in jail Jan. '82, 141 15 9 15 Gary & Gary goods furn- 1 ished county. Froelich Bros goods furn- ished county, 45 93 22 75 A J Jackson repairs on jail, Feb. 7, 1882. F M Parker examining bridge, 4 00 W B Gary services ren dered county, 2 50 6 20 6 30 6 30 8 60 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, 4 00 March 6, 1882. J H Jenkins coroner bal ance lor burying pauper, 1 36 1 10 W E Spruill general m'c'dise.over charge in taxes J H 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 Jb roehch rfros goods mrnished county 17 14 50 00 Dr I E Green Dost mortem ex amination E M Hicks Dr J O'Brien post mortem ex amination E M Hicks 60 00 17 14 75 00 4 00 IS 05 900 J J Vood feedinar nrisoners in aa 1..- . ax- UU jail Feb 1882 w H Day services co att'y J T Nicholson burying pauper J D Cranlev conveying prison ers to Warren jail JNTathew pps labor at poor house Feb 1882 Robt Gray labor at poor house Feb 18S2 8 00 3 50 Eliza Williams cooking at poof house Feb 1882 Laura Davis washing at poor house Feb 1882 3 50 J II Ponton supt poor house Feb 1882 16 66 J T Gooch bacon furnished poor nouse r eo looa 14 39 mown k Carraway medicines furnished county 4 65 J T uregory U o U repairs to office 122 31 John Fenner services rendered county 100 C C Waker waiting on grand jury Feb 1882 superior uourc J J Wood feeding 7 50 J H House conveying pnsioners to jail 2 50 J R Moore removing shaft L T Griffin removing shaft F M Parker examining bridge L T Gwathmey merchandise 10 00 4 20 200 52 88 1 31 00 90 21 furnished county II J Hervy treiguts &c paid for county w 11 liagrley cierK supreme Court cost due bv Halifax county 28 March 7, 1882. F R Chamberlain error in taxes w B Gary services rendered co H J Hervy 2 days as com'r w H Shields 2 days and mile 2 45 4 50 4 00 age as commissioner 6 30 6 20 5 60 4 OQ D Al barker 2 days and mile age as commissioner J U W hitaker a days and mile age as commissioner K J Lewis 2 days services as clerk commissioners Whole and Half fees from ieb term 18S2 Inferior Court 389 Ai RIL 3, 1882. w R Reid account for burying pauper $4 00 disallowed and $2 00 allowed m lieu thereof Dr I E Green quarterly salery supt health 75 00 1100 33 00 120 90 Dr I E Green medecme furnish ed county Dr I E Green post mortem ex amination J J Woed feeding prisoners in jail March 1882 J C Derr conveying prisoners to jail &c 16 00 Hal Reid mauling rails for coun ty 7 30 15 25 4 00 4 So I w Alynch building bridge Moses Eaton conveying pauper to poor house L T Gwathmey fc Co supplies furnished poor house II J Hervy freights &cpaid for county Billiard 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 iieid services at poor house Gary & Gary goods furnished county D C Clark letting out bridge J J Robertson lotting out bridge J w Fenner 2 cords wood fur nished county w w Carter services as supt poor house March 1882 113 3 8 6o 4 20 2 0 00 26 08 2 oo 2 0i 400 J ohn iiryant services as coron ers juror J J Williams conveving prison er to jail J J Williams feeding prisoners T J Fields acc't $2 5o disallow ed and $1 oo al'ed in lieu thereof T J Fields acc't $9 95 disallow ed and $ 25 al'ed in lciu thereof J T Gregory CSC acc't $3 o7 disallowed and $2 15 allowed in leiu thereof J H Ponton services as supt poor house March 1882 w B Gary services rendered co Henry Hervard repairing stoves for court house Froelich Bros goods furn'd co H J Hervy 2 days as com'r S Johnston 2 days and mile age as commissioner w H Shields 2 days and mile age as commissioner J H Whitaker 2 days and mile age as commissioner F & Parker 2 days and mile-i 5 00 3 00 3 00 67 00 8 00 3 50 30 6 2o 4 oo 474 66 R J Lewis 2 days as clerk w nole and Half tees spring term 1882 Superior Court MayI, 1882. J J Wood feedine Drisoners m jtil April 1882 S8 5o 36 oo 6 oo 6 oo 4 oo 15 oo 62 4o 1 45 3oo 275 8 75 3 5o 3 So 6 6o 1 oo 16 0o Liewis & Kjnght corn furnished county C O .Baker waiting on grand jury R J Lewis issums? co orders for county purposes J Jtiarrell printing for co Dr I E Green for professional services L T Gwathmev & Co sumH furnished county H J Hervy casncaid for freiffhts for county I'eter Lpps makmg coffin for pauper w w Carter services as suDt poor house Alathew bpps labor at poor h'se Laura Davis " " 44 " Eliza Williams labor at dooi house Hal Reid labor at poor house John Manly hauling for county J H Jenkins coroner fees in case H L Johnson Brown & Carraway medicines furnished county 11 65 1 lo w is Gary servces rendered county Uw Carpenter services as ju ror at coroners inquest 3 oo r red Uaker service as juror at coroners inquest 3 oo o w Jjjdwards services as juror at coroners inquest 6 oo 3 oo uuy Jf ugh services as juror at coroners inquest 1 Jb Ausborn services as juror coroners inquest 3 oo 8 oo lo 2o R E Mosely 4 days services as committee on school orders D C Clark 4 days and mileage as committee on school order H J Hervy 4 days as committee on school orders age as commissioner 8 oo 8 oo R J Lewis 4 days clerk commit tee on school orders J J Williams conveying prisoner to jail 2 2 4 H J Hervy one day as com'r S Johnston one day and mileage as commissioner w H Shields one day and mile age as commissisner 4 3o J 11 Whitaker one day and mileage as commissioner 3 Go 4 2o F M Parker one day and mile- R J Lewis one day as clerk commissioner 2 oo June 5, 1882. Acc't ot G V Hardie allowed (see bill) 27 9 O C btallings furnished lumber and reparing bridge iN 13 Josey herrings tor p r h'se B I Allsbrook conveying pris 2o oner to jail J J Robeitson inspecting bridge Lewis & Knight corn furnished poor house 57 95 J J VV ood teedmg prisoners m jail May 1882 Kobt Parker waitm"; on grand jury 7 5o 2 eo & Co printing tax b ook 80 Account of Stephen Andrews conveying prisioners to jail $11 2o disallowed and $7 oo allowed in lieu thereof 7 12 5 17 Buckell & Bosman lumber furnished county Froelich Uros goods turnished county w w Carter services as supt poor house &c Alathew ilipps labor at poor house 8 7 4 1 23 2o 75 09 16 14 67 6 13 2 6 Laura Davis and Eliza Wil liams labor at poor house Hal Keid lobor at poor house R B Brickell for reg'g voters B B Pullen for conveying luna 87 tic to Raleigh J T Gooch hay furnished co w H Day services as co att'y L T Gwathmey & Co goods 2 00 furnished county T K Aloore hats lurnishcd co A Wright shoes furnish ed county Davis, Drake !c Co goods turn ished county 11 J llervy rreights &c paid lor county h Johnston cash paid lor build ing bridge w t Parker removing ob struction w 3 Gary services rend'ed co L w Batchelor for book (treas) F M Parker 1 day and mile 2 00 12 42 age as commissioner b Johnston J day and mile- ;e ss couiinissioner w II Shields 1 day and mile age as commissioner 1 00 J II Whitaker 1 day and mile age as commissioner 3 2 4o 3 50 11 J llervy I uay as com'r Fees and Half fees from May 8 25 term 18S2 Superior Court 5 25 July 3, 1882 3 50 3 50 A II Davis repairing bridge Lewis & Knight corn furnished county Brown & Carraway medicines furnished county D 0 Clark letting out bridge Cw Fa ueett goods f urn ished co J T Gregory C S C stationery for office L I) Manly making coffin for pauper J J Robertson letting out bridge li I Alsbrook conveying lunatic to Raleigh S Lewis cash acc't 3 oo disal lowed, allowed T A Clark medicines furn'd co Laura Davis cooking at p'r h'se II J Hervy freights &c paid for county L T Gwathmey & Co supplies furnished county L T Gwathmey & Co supplies furnished county ' J .1 Wood feedins prisoners in 15 oo 53 oo 9 8o 4 oo 4 38 8 o3 4 oo 2 oo 15 95 4 00 2 00 2 oo 4 oo 12 oo 3 lo 2 oo 1 6o 1 oo 8 25 2 15 56 mil .TiinfilSS-2 9 Go w w Carter services &c supt poor house wm Gary services rendered co F M Parker letting out bridge II J Hervy 1 day as com'r w II Shields 1 day and mileage as commissioner J II Whitaker 1 day and mile age as commissioner F M Parker 1 day and mileage 3 OO lo o t 4 oo 6 2o 6 3o 5 6o (CONTINUED ON FOUKBH DABBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. 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OO 5o IjScarletFeverl EDWARD T. CLARK, Attorney-at-Law, HALIFAX, N. C. Will practice in Halifax and adjoining oo 48 32 06 counties. Claims collected m an parfg of the State. E. T. BKANCH. DAVID DELL. BRAN C U & 1 ft Li Li t 85 oo 45 65 65 oo oo o5 oo 3o 38 66 oo oo 35 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ENFIELD, N. C. Practice in the courts of Halifax and dioining counties, and in the Supremi and Federal courts. Claims collected in any part of the State. One of the iirm will always be found ia the office. DR- E. Li. HUNTER, Surgeon DcutiMt, ENFIELD, - - - - N.C. Pure Nitrous Oxide Gras for Painless Extracting always on hand. W. VV, Chas. G. Elliott. Gwathmey. Temple Gwathmey. 2 oo W. W. Gwathmey & Co., COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Norfolk, Va. 4 2o 4 8o 4 3o Go oo 37 Cash advanced oi; consignments. Cot ton shipped by Railroad delivered at our wharf fre e o.' -.L-ayage. BKATTrt 0P.3ANS 27 stops 10 S-it -creeds only $90. Piano S125 up. Rare Holiday laauceinenus Ready, write or cnll on N. 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