S L Ross, justice of peace............. 3 40 'Joseph Bullock, constable 4 08 EC Harrell, witness : 2 35 Martha Moore " 3 60 J B Roberson, witness t 35 G W Smith - " . 2 35 R J Nelson, v " x 35 , R S Purvis, " 2 35 Hampton Williams, " 1 50 s J S Smith, " * 125 W L James, " * 1 25 G L Keel. - " ..... 1 50 W J Meeks, " . " 30 Brown 8c Hodges, county poor 4 00 A T Stalling*, " " 54 00 J D Bowen, supt of county home. . . . 26 20 J B Harris, supplies to poor 24 00 A S Roberson & Co. " " * , ... 3 1 00 J L Hassell Si Co. " " and jail 25 15 " " " supplies to count y home 32 09 Anderson Crawford Co., supplies to poor 30 49 W H Wynn, two days work on Whitleys bridge.. 2 00 CD Carstarphen. cash paid for work at warf. 19 91 " " county poor 9 50 Stalls It Lanier, lumber "for bridge ... ' 4 00 s H D Taylor, constable for grand jury 4 00 N C W Keith, board for jury ». ......... 9 00 . ' - D D Stalls, conveying prisoners to jail 2 00 J A Hobbs, blanks ~.. 9 20 J C Crawford, sheriff fees and feeding jail '.. 117 55 F W Hoyt, repairs to court 3 25 R W SalsWy & C 9, supplies to p*>or 13 00 J A Mizell & Co, supplies to poor 5 00 A S Coffield, clerk to board 38 15 Lilley & Martin, supplies to poor 18 00 D S Powell, " " ... r " nOO J L Whitfield, Register . 19 25 3 L Gardner, work on road at Warrington bridge *_ 20 00 M W, Ballard, lumber and supplies to poor I 47 99 J H Bunting, witness . 2 50 Fannie Slade, supplies to poor 275 Slade Rhodes Co, " " > 5° S L Wallace " 3 00 Dr. W. E Warren, superintendent of health two months 20 bo W. Ed Corey, county poor._ . 5 00 t Miss Bettie Harrell, county poor ' 4 0° Manning & Hassell, Statement _ 7 2 9° S R Biggs, coffin for pauper 1 4 00 Josoph T Brown, work at Sherrods J L Hassell & Co, supplies to poor 6 00 B F Perry, judge of election • 2 °° J A Hobbs, stationery 3 65 * CD Carstarphen, supplies to poor 9 5° A S Coffield, clerk to board , 20 83 ' C D Carstarphen, supplies to poor J 20 53 Edwards & Broughton, books for reg ; ster office . 4 °9 J D Bowen, superintendent of county home _ £ 26 85 S R Biggs, supplies to county poor _ '3 10 Anderson Crawford sl Co, chairs for court house. 56 19 " " " suppl.es to poor 2500 J C Crawford, jail fees 39 9° W E Warren, superintendent of health IO 00 Bailey & Barnhill, supplies to poor 77 59 James R Trye " " 6 00 * J S Rhodes, burying pauper 10 00 B S Sherrod supplies to foot k 3200 Slade Rhodes & Co. " " 1000 "W T Coburn, building bridge 3 00 * S E Hardison, commissioner 3 day- 2 days bridge work 35 • mile travel, lumber for bridge and work 011 bridge 1 day commissioner, 5 miles travel __ _ c . '5 25 J A Bennet 24 10 - W H Daniel, repairs to Reedy bridge H M Burras, 4 days com 4 days bridge work, milage 14 '7 4° W H Daniel, 4 Jays as com 104 miles travel, 1 day bridge work, 26 miles travel . 5° A S Roberson, 4 davs com, 112 miles travel ; J 3 60 Bettie Harrell, county poor . 4 00 Vf D Corey. " " 5 00 W C Manning, Postage _ 5° 00 J B Harris & Co, county poor 22 5° J C Crawford, summoning jurors IO 80 J F Hinkle, lumber for bridge.' 8 10 A F Stallings, county poor J 3 3° -Casper Bros, lumber 5 4° C D Carstarphen, supplies to jail „ 9 '7 " " " county poor . 9 5° J L Hassell &Co « " »75 J C Crawford, feerling prisioners > 2 7 9° " conveying Hattie Cutterbiidge to asylum '5 9° J A Hobbs, service and postage 3 5° A S Coffield, clerk board 11 80 J H Mizell, hogs for county home ..... '3 00 J D Bavven, services at county home 2 5 00 Kttdor Lillov, county poor . '9 29 , Jenkins & Roberson, supplies to county poor 00 C D Carstarphen, supplies to county home 28 45 Anderson Crawford & Co, supplies to poor 45 '9 Bailey & Baruhill, " " 4 00 A S Roberson & Co, coffin for piuper 2 00 _ Slade Rhodes 8c Co, supplies to poor .... i\s° Chris Keys, 200 loads of dirt.... _ 2 00 Lilley & Martin, supplies to poor 12 5° W D Corey, county poor ... 5 00 Bettie Harrell " " 4 00 DS Powefi, supplies to p00r.., 11 00 N R Manning, lumbers for bridges ... 4 3 2 W H Daniels, work on county home S R Biggs supplies to poor r 7 60 W J Roebuck " ' 1 6 00 .J- D J M»*eks- " " 400 J A H bbs, clerk superior court . 7 7^ J sheriff teee.. _ 4 9° W H Robe s>n migistiate """ 1 °5 - A L Bellflower " ------ D D Stalls, constable s J L Cruom,m44jistrate 80 Febe F resf, witness T 1 20 rl B ll Godwin, magis'rate 1 00 W L Stalls witness S P Harftson " » 00 Henry Slade " 65 Will Ambrose " ] 6 5 Harry Coburn '' 6 5 ' W F Hardison " 60 Tho. White , ' ."IIIJ-II'ITI" 65 Junius Hammond " "" 6° Will Waters " 1 05 M L Nicbolason " * N T Harris " 10° H C Dixon " 2 95 J K Coltrain " 60 J L Godard «« * " * 60 , William Johnson " " 60 J H Rogers • J' 60 Alonza Thompson " 60 J D Bowen, superintendent of county home 2 5 / °° S R Biggs, supplies to county poor'] __ ......... 7° J C Crawford, services and jatl 4 2 5° J H D Taylor, constable to grand jury 6 00 THE GBURING VILLI N ■ By P. A. MITCHEL. (Copyright, 1909, by American Press AMO elation. J "Whose Is tbat villa?" asked a tour ist, polutlng to a residence ou tbe Lake of Como. Tbe person questioned re plied by a story. Aud this Is tbe story Two uieu stood on tbe steamboat landing ut Menagglo, on tbe northern shore of tbe lake. Herman Trupp, tbe elder, said to the other, a youngster of twenty: "Slartln, I have something to say to you. You kuo\t how near us Is tbe boundary line of Switzerland. Well, for years 1 have been smuggling goods over the border to tbe lake and once across It have bnd no trouble In sell big them In Italy. But tbe govern nieut revenue boat which they have re eently put on tbe lake turned Its searchlight ou me last night while pull Ing a boat load from shore to shore I was stopped nud arrested, i will be tried, fined aud imprisoned. 1 made n mistake. I should have divided my profits with tbe revenue officers." "WellV" said tbe other. "You wish to marry Sophie Reusser. but you and she are both too poor to marry. I will enable you to wed. I have brll>ed tbe officers to give me but els months' Imprisonment and to ac cept a substitute. If you will servt my term for me 1 will give you B.UOO fraoes." Martin Grurlug was thoughtful for a time, then suid, "I will talk with Sophie about It." "Tbat I must forbid." said Trupp "1 would not trust a woman with such an Important secret." "But what will she tbiuk?" "Ob. you cau tell ber you are going away for a short time to earn the wherewithal to set up housekeeping." The result of this proposal was that Martin acted as Trupp's substitute lu prison, Brst telling Sophie the story that had been suggested [le bad no sooner been Imprisoned than Trupp told Sophie that ber lover was deceiv ing ber-that be had committed a crime for which be was being putilsl. ed. To prove what be said he took her to the prison where Martin was confined and showed ber her lover be hind bars. Then be held bis wealth 500,000 frnucs, up before ber as u bait and succeeded In catching her for bis wife. Soon ufter the marriage the couple disappeared from the Como re flon. Oue summer an elderly American gentleman and Ills wife rode up In tbelr automobile to a hotel lo Inter lakeu, Switzerland, and called for a guide. One was Introduced, aud the American engaged him to conduct blui self aud wife' to the summit of the Jungfrau. Then the landlord said thai he bad been a mountaineer In bis youth and only one guide was needed. Ele would himself net as such. The party after proceeding on the mountaiu rail way to the snow line started from there to make the ascent of the peak, the guide lu front, the tady next, and the husband lu the rear, all bound t> getber by a rope. At one place In the ascent their path led aloug the edge of a rock fcbat sloped nearly straight downward on both aides. Suddenly beneath th» American's feet the Ice gave way ami be went down. Ills wife fell on lit? face, and the guide, realizing that stu' would be pulled down by her husband, let himself over the other side for a balance. Suspended thus he at once set about cutting steps and soon se cured n foothold. But the American was a heavy man aud the iwpo was greatly strained. At one point It crossed a sharp rock and the efforts of the mun banging chasm to save himself gradually wore It thin, and at last it broke. lie slid down thousands of feet below to his death Meanwhile the >;ulde, foresee in" what must eventually happen, and knowing that when the rope broke the shuck might dislodge the lady, had been backing tlie Ice with his ns and climbing until be bad secured a firm position. '"ben the rope parted sh' fell toward him, and, catching*ber. %• lifted her again Into position. Then when she was sufficiently recovered K stand, be cut bis way up to the edge of the rock and the two begun to descend. Reaching a pobit of safety, Ihe lady fell tu a faint. The guide caught her lu bis arms. Placing bis flask-all guides carr; flasks-to ber lips, she re vlved and, met the two eyes of the guide looking down luto hers. But she saw only the horror of her bus baud suspended over that awfui abyss, .She shuddered and moaned. "Sophie," hflld the guide with u world of sympathy. There was something in the voice that, striking n familiar chord, server! to turn her vUlou from the bonror s recently experienced. She saw u young face grown to middle age. Then the expression of pain returned, bui this time from a different cause. She saw the lover of her youth as she bad seen blm In a' felon s prison. He di vined ber thought. "Do you know," he said, "that V went to ptiuon voluntarily to serve th tejm of another?" "So. Whose term?" "Never mind that. To take the place of a smuggler I was paid a eiwu o money which would baiT enabied u to marry." Another look of infinite paiu passed over her the atory a« It Uas bJRI "Sid. The guide took her by Hie ba«4 t« (lad her down; but, SEEING that ate WH naeqwtf to tbe taek, be teek U?£ to *lAs arwc and carried her to (be station Then, after a brief re«t, tWy proceed ed to Interiaken. Later, as husbaod and wife, with the Trupp fortune they built the Grnrlsg TiUa. ARE YOU ™ READY FOR - . • - - ;• w ;- • • T? Christmas? • You not unless you have visited our store and selected from our fine line of Cutlery, Stoves, Everything to make the housewife Delighted. Our stock is complete in the = Hardware Line - Guns and Hunting Outfits for Men and Boys Now is the time to buy that _ Disc Plow Stalk Cutter Disc Harrow For Tlio Next Season Don't Wait-Come Now and Select Buy Useful Things Here F. W. HOYT vie , Deposit Your Money With «£ ...The... Bank of Hamilton Hamilton, North Carolina Deposits Dec. 13, 1907 $9,830.00 Deposits Dec. 13, 1908 $16,738.11 Deposits Dec. 13,1909 $47,304.65 * OFFICERS: C. 11. BAKER, PRESIDENT H. S. EVERETT, VICE-PRESIDENT E. A. COUNCIL; CASHIER DIRECTORS: J. P. Boyle, W. L. Sherrod, H. K. Harrell, F. L. Gladstone, J. S. Carr, Jr., P. L. Salsbury, Harry Waldo, C. H. Baker, F. 1.. Haislip, R. W. Salshury, H. S. Everett, J. B. Anthony, T. B. Slade, W. S. Rhodes. - Four Per Cent. 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