North Carolina Newspapers

- r. Fntaird at tiie jnwt i " . C, ffr tl '1V!ln!M.i(!! .It m econd-ci;" m;v t;irmi ;.. a '' i copy, twelve month - - ft.ao f o copy ix months - " Ctlots f te Copies, - - 5 cent 1, ituarie, per line, - - J cents. Published every Wednesday. t f he sluggard will not plough ' by reason of the cold; tbere T fore thall he bet? iu harvest, aud have nothiug. -.-Proverb 20:4. 6u last Thursday uight PresU dent Roosevelt gave a reception at the White House,. If was a hi colored affair. Among the 1,500 guests invited were several negroes, both male aud iemale. ..There were scores .' of Southerners preseut. Many of these left a soou as they learued the social equality feature of the reception. The Southern ers, at least, who attended did uot expect to meet negroes on social equality, aud when they discover ed the situation, left highly iuceu--kciI- A number of Southern Sen ators and Representatives have de clared their iuteutiou to never vis if the White House again while 1'resideut Roosevelt remains iu it. The Cetfederate TeterauT . i he rEE88 nojnstjeceived the Jfl,,"berof of faf Confedkb. A. CUUTIj AlE.VFTEBAK.publislfttH""-!"' ville, Teuuessee. It is the first number of ll-eleventh annual volume, and is uot a new acquain- (tance of the Press by any means, for it has beeu coming. monthly duriug seveu or eight years . past. It is a well edited, fiuely . printed aud artistically illustrated maga- 1 sine of bear fifty- pages monthly,! f aud is abaudautly well worth . the ) subscription price of $1.00 per year. Its circulation is now Above 20,000 copies mouthlytNo more interesting periodical to "old Coo. federate vetejraua" ia published. "Tk Iaaortaat Blatter. ' : Hou. H. H.'Jarrett has written letters to a number or our citizens requesting them'Jj meet with the Couuty Commissioners on next Monday, in a joint ineetiug, aud 4ry to come to some decision about special legislation , for : the . im provement of our couuty roads, Some of those who have received fiuca letters have asked Thb Press to auuonnce such a meeting,' and we hop those addressed aud any other busiuess men of the county idiljitteud audjako iutcrest'in the matter. OfiTroad8riu a mwera ble condition,! aud our , people .ought to have business enterprise aind ambition enough to do Boms Uhing for v their improvement. What are you going to dn about it? Come out, aud show your ' . The Llqsor (Jaestlea. The London Bill now pending before the Legislature for the regulation of the liquor traffic, is a fair aud good bill aud should be enacted iuto a law. - It provides for the opening of a saloon or a dippensary on the vote of the peo ple if they want it, aud if they prefer no liquor their Votes will settle the question iu any town, city or couuty. The bill also gives ample protection to prcMbitiou TiWFy by preventingtuo npor. umonoi iutoxicatinr uqaorenHo it. The bill will perhaps be some what modified as a compromise between 'its advocates and those of tlie Walts bill also pending before i'..e legislature. The Pbess favors the London Bill. . Inlerslga to the Sanctum. The eutersign to this sauotum counint8 of three kicks on the Fiinctum door, which will be given i.h force and deliberation. You v '.'A t'.. ) remove your hat, and i ! , !ice to tbe centre of the pom. I : ,;e your right baud in the psuts ; ' et, tlumbsud fiugers parallel 1 tx naing downward. With- ivf t! o tiiumo ana nnger. tignt- ir:; a silver dollar, extend , and drop ia the band of r li e silver dollar, aud at a time say, "Send the ! 1 mo." Tbe editor will auk you," after which fire and close the door. ' 1 In; 'on that you have ' ir, try a paper cue. t invitation to visit i i extended to all who ! in this pun of the :i:c t; : it leg. It-.. !Mn r.", C S : of r Lb f r I '!,!, 1 H'iaUs sena tor. . rritclmrl wns put iu non.i uatiou ly Vao repullioaiis, hih! re ceived the republican votes of each branch, but the number of votes he received was uot given in tbe daily papers. The democrats scattered their votes, more than forty persons being votecj,, for. This scattering vote was explained by the following resolution adop ted by the democrat io caucus: """The caucus committee has agreed that the Democratic mem bers, of the- General Assembly shall, iu open seesiou, vote for Democrats for Uuited States Sena-' tor residing in the judicial dis trict in which the member voting resides uutil he caucus elects a Seuator . or until- tbjs- plau is changed. Tbe candidates jnay be voted for by those residing iu. tbeir respective uistricts, but uo others." ' '::'L':':::-'''b.-- Andersjon of Clay, introduced a bill for the rolief of J. H. Cham bers, a school teacher of Clay couuty. Ou the 21st the legislature cast a second ballot Tor United States seuator. - Each Democrat ' voted for some mau living iu bis own Judicial district, iu order to pre, veut tbe Republicans from u tbeir votes in tbe selectiou 0f a Demooratio Senator. - - , neuuesuny, ir i Ou Wednesday Mr. P ohard reoei vea w votes, uo aem rat re- fi ceiviug more tnan 7 ; Bi demo- rats reoeived 7 votes one, .tl; three. b:.Ttree. ' 'our; thir- teen, 2; an - Ou the jiiut for Senator, J. C. Pritcha ceived 21' votes the democrat! votes were scattered from Murphy to Mauteo. ' ' ' - On joiut ballot for Seuator 011 Friday Pritchard reoeived 21 votes and the democrats mattered as usual. - x . : Saturday's vols was a repetition of the day previous. . ' Jarrettof Macou has introduced a bill to abolish, tho August term of Macon Superior Court, and also another bill to amend the charter of the towu of Franklin. , Mr. Aodorson, of Clay, intro duced a bill iuoorporatiug the Hiawassee Valley Railroad Com pany to run from Hayesville along the , Hiawassee River valley through Clay county southwest and through Cherokee county, and also to exteud the road to the State lines of Georgia and Teu uessee. The capital stock is to be 1150,000, which may be in creased to 11,500,000. The incor porators are Henry S. Grata., F. Carry!, Edward II. Jacob, John B. Rhoads, Alfred C. Elkiugton, J. S. Anderson, N. N. Rodgers, R. L. Herbert, A. A. Fain. Jas. Vaugn and J. W. Ferguson. . ' ' 1 Oeaieerat Elected 8eaator . Marshall, N.' C, Jau. 24. The 36th senatorial district has gone Democrat ic by from 75 to 150 ma jority.. Griffith, the Democratic candidate is elected. . OABTOIIIA. Sui tte 1IW Kind Ywi Haw Always BougM CaocRS Tetlas; for C. N. Seaator. , . Below is the result of the votiug in the Democratic caucus during tho past weekfor-lTrfred States seuator A Eft 1 dThi?tVX -. balloTS. VJay, 1 1 4 S S 1 'C J I & c I -i x o o 3 & g 82 51 46 81 7 '135 33 53 48 32 5 . 136 84 53 49 84 - 140 35 52 45 34 4 - . 135 36 66 48 30 8 142 37 58 46 SO 8 1 143 38 56 48 32 7 1 144 39 59 48 28 5 ' 2 142 40 60. 48 30- 4 "142 41 58 50 81 5 144 42 56 52 J 80 - - ' - -138 43 55 '56 ' 26 ' 137 44 56, 60 21 " 137 45 56 60 21 137 46 55 62 19 136 47 . 66 60 22 138 48 55 61 20 136 49 56 61 21 13S 50 57 60 18 8 .137 51' 56 61 17 2 1 137 52 64 64 17 2 137 A Marvelous Invention. Wonders never ceane. A chine lias been invented that cut, pusle and hang wall paper. mi will The field of inventions aud discoveries seems to be unlimited. Notable among great dinnoveriea is Dr. King's New riscovcry for Coimmi)ilioii. ll hm d.jii a wrM of g-.cd f.r we:.k lim;;9 a:-! .act ninny a ! '. Th.xi saiiila I 1 1 it Ha c. r,..!i. 1- 1 A':;':cf.i!iterfcparationftfrA3-slmi'alii'fiUteFoodai'rtKcgala-Ui:i! the iaauilis andUowvIs of PiomolC3 Di?,eslion,Cheerful ness and Hesl .Contains ncillier Opium.Morpliine nor Mineral. Hot Xarcotic; ' i jube tfiM Btxm T3,nraif Aperfeel Remedy forCcnstlpa non. Sour StoiiicXli.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Fcven sh ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. ' Fac Simile Signature at , NEW MOP" EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Colonel sad Xr J. II. Alley.. Col. John H. Alley of Whiteside Cove, died 01) Deo. 4th, 1902, aed about 90 years, aud was buried ou the 6th. Mrs. Alley died in March of the same year. Mr. aud r Mrs. Alley joined the Methodist church together, aud had been members of it for 52 years.. Mrs. Alley had been sick for . mouths, and ber suffering at times was great. Borne times she would express a desire to depart, to be free from paiu; but said she was willli.g to suffer if God willed il.. Occasionally she would shout praises to . God, and several times called ou ber children to siug the bymus; 'Come thou fount of every bless mg," aud "How firm a founda tion," and at other times to siug "Praise God from whom sll bless ings flow." At one lime she told an atleudaut to tell the cbildreu to be faithful. They leave eight living children, all of whom . are married aud live iu ottier . parts, except Zebolou who occupies tbe old homestead, aud cared for his father aud mother iu their decli ning years. -Colouel aud Mrs. Alley had-beeu married over fitly five years and when she died, be said he would be glad to depart that he might be laid away with her. Col. Alley was bom in Rutherford county, aud came to Ibis section wheu a young mau, and in 1847 - married Miss Sarah Norlou, ' daughter J of tbe late Barak Norton. : lie served iu tbe Cherokee Indian wnr,' with a Lieutenant's commisBion aud for which service be received a peusiou.. lie also was a Colouel iu the : Confederate service homo guard. His first vole was cast for Gen, Andrew Jackson, but subbe quently be affiliated with the wbigs. He was taken sick while ou a visit to bis sou-iu-Iaw Mr. F, Grundy Hill. He asked Dr. Hays to patch bim up so be could leach borne, but he passed, away there, aud bis last days '1 were soothed with the kiudest - of atteutiou. The funeral services were held At his home, wbich wus filled with kindred aud friends; also a short service at (he iuierment, where many bad gathered. "The singing was by Miss Sherrell of Bpartau burg, and MisS Brysoii of -Frauk-lin, aud was inexpressibly sweet. Col. J. H. Alley was a JTioBt , Jn lerestiug character, aud though the weight 'of many j esrs rested on bim, bis miud, was clear, aud bis con verBatiou easy, II is por trayal of events iu the time past, were told iu detail aud so' faciua tiugly as to cause oue to forget the flight of time, aud to live in - tbe wondrous past. . ; , ' Bx. Vault th l'rtmary. No matter who may be named by (he caucus, tbe News & Observer-plants itself hereafter on a platform fori selecting United Status Senatof by a primary iu which every Democratic voter will nave a voice. News and Obser ver. LET THErtCI'LE VOTE. , The Legitil.iture has been in SCBBiou nearly three weeks and the task of electing aPfrntor is no nearer compleliou t Jay thnn il wus when l'io body tonvennd. In fact, tbe solution of t is h' ing (;':-h! is not i.-i H- U l!l'!l,::nLk li:iLV t :' i ' T! ' ( iii.'. ' i h.'j ;.:..J k:i L:vj H fife4w fq.fi HH T'H I.I H ' "v- ISA In Use For Over Thirty Years -Hi :',! " . -,' "-V. blMlliiiLi . NEWS BRIEFS The following Uuited St senators wer elected by the Stale legislatures ou tho 20th nisi T.Boise Penrose from Pa.; R. A. Alge Mich. ; J. H. Galliuger.N. H.j 6. II.. Pintle,: Conn.; Thomas C. Piatt, N. Y. ' . . ' 1 ' . J. B. Fraser, Democrat, was in augurated Gwruor. of Teuuessee on the 201 h iuBt. Information reaches us that an effort is cu foot to have the Legis. laturecut off the upperVaIley river and lack it on to Graham couuty. This has been tried seve ral times and will fail again. Our people will not sit quietly aud see tbe best part,; of their county lopped off. Graham county is badly iu debt and .would like to have holp, but she qnu'l get a foot of Cherokee. Cherokee 8cout. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Tha Kind Yoo Hare Always Bought Signature of Chief Justice of 8. Carolina. Columbia, 8. C, , Jan. 20. The General Assembly today, unani mously elected Associate Justice Y. J, Ptpe to succeed tbe late Henry Mclver, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Tbe vacancy amoug " (ho Associate Justices, caused by Judge, Pope's becomiug Chief Justice), will be filled by election" iu a few days, ." ' . Col. Sickle Consfa To Succeed . . . . Moaraiaa."' - JSTw Orlsiis, Jan. 19. CoL W. E. Mickle of Mobile, Ala., waselec ted adjutant general aud chief of staff of the United Confederate Veterans by the executive com mittee of that organisation today. He succeeds the late George Moor man. Colonel Mickle who: bas beeu .an aide on Geuoral Gordon's staff, fsiu the city, A telegram ootifyjug General Gordon of tbe election was forwarded to (he commander at Biscayne, Fla. Pert ;ct end Pcerles3 , 4 TT iiiicumaiism ni3 all liver, Kk!nTnd BliJ; .de r truubles caused by uric acid iu tlie system. It etirei by cteanoin? txA vit-litinj the bim)dt thus rfniovirq; tiie cause of dist-a'e. Jt E'.vts vuor rd tone and bmlua llie health an 1 r.rewth of iht pjuent lie ! . me r-i'i'-iv. I '" t'ci p-' i v. r 1 ii . 1 r l 1 U 1 imrr in l cm: 1 move 1 t . ..sn 1 . ' t ' - 1 rt v r f it 1 s 1 I Signature yyO ft.,i fl4B Tho Only Perfect Vrilinj Machine Made. Machines sold ou easy payments to parties who can furnish good refercuce. - ; . J' , v ' . . - ' Send For Catalogue. - THE PITTGCUilG 17MTCQ riACHKIE CO., 208 Wood Street, Pittsburg, Pa. I High Quality is tbe i -: I . v. II f EXTRAORDINARY -.'B ARC Grand Sweeping L6w PricesN , . Ef 3 lit WRIGHT & ROBINSON'S STORE. East Everything In the house at xv4 make rocm for our Spring 53 S aud it's room we want to display Ibem. m - - ' Mil . , fienieel gcooda for j: WRIGHT k ROBINSON'S STORE... j : NOTICE. - Tu C. M. McLoiid and K. R Siarops, their heirs and all persons claiming any interest in' the Jand hereinafter di'soribed : Yoo will take notice thil at a sale of land for tsies for the year 1991, rade by T. B. Hig'Wj Sheriff of Macon oomity, N, C", at the" court ; house door in Franklin, N. C, or May 6, 1902, the undersigned puruhnRed a f interest in the following Innd: beginning at a while oak on upper end of win ding stair; runs 8 43 E 05 pole to a stake, corner of No. 8G19; then S 50 W 5 poles to a slake; then S 40 E 235 poles to a slake, corner of No. 8489; thenN 15 E 125 poles to a stuke; ihen,N 64 E 130 poles ton stake; then S 43 ,E 220 poks tn a hickory; then 8 20 VV 728 poles to a chestnut; then S 47 W 100 poles to s stakt-; then S 85 VV 80 poles to a (take, corner of No. 1487; then N 6 W 55 poles to a slake; then 8 82 W 150 poles to a stake; then South 10 poles to a stake; then S 82 W 30 polus to a stake, corner of the A. iatemnn lunil; then north wi'.h its line 175 poles to its corner; then East wiih said line 310 poles to a stake; then N 18 E 210 poles to a stake; then N 20 W 355 polos to a Htake, corner of entry No. 7117; then S CO W 225 poles to a stake, coiner of So. 2I0S; then S 10 W 195 poles to aalaki; then N ! " V 70 poles to a slake iti l!iu line of No. 1 ! ' i; then N 10 W 425 poles to a ! .'mil; then N 5t) E !Ki poles to a while oi.);;J t'li-ti N ,".) K !' poles to a white o,4 '."1 :c r i: ; ; i i -i to i i i' .h r.i :: "i j 1 t i t' 'i " i n . j 1 1 t' i w The writing is iu plaiu view of tbe operator, all the time. Simplest Jnud strong est construction, rapid ac tion, easy tonob. Adapted to all ' kinds of work best for tabulating and invoice work. Universal- keyboard, removable type action, in stantly cleaned. ' : Treble the life of . any other machine for good, cleau work, ' u ' ' aar Low Prices. Place to Obtain AIMS AT Main Stfeet i, n. La FRANKLIN lowest cash prices. ;V a aaS 1 m in aaS aai r - - a a S : til ill aaar III lit ttK II I SKI' m an its J 1: Ail mmm K . Goods. Tbey are now' $11 ihs people. ,V , NOTICE. To Ashe A ifumgarner and all ottier persons claiming an interest in the hereinafter described lands : Ton will lake notice that ata sale of lands for lbs non pa) ment of taxes due for the year 1901, made by T. B. Hig- don Sheriff of Muoon County, at the court house door in Frinklin, on the 5th day of May, 1902. The under gned became the purchasers of 199 acres of land , in Highlands, Macou comity, N. C. "let tract. On the waters of Sugar, town, fork of Ten nessee river-near the Whiteside nit, beginning on a chestnut 2 poles Sof the beginning corner of McDowell's entry; runs thence 8 80 E 178 poles to 4 coiner of said entry; then S 82 poles to. a stake; then N 80 W 1ft poles to a stake then S 10 poles to a stake then N 80 W 162 poles to a stake; then N 92 poles to the begin ning. 2nd Unci. On the, head of Sugnrfoik river, beginning at a chest nut, beginning of entry No. 5135; running thence N 22 poles to a stnke then N 80' VV 90 poles to a stake; then S 180 poles to a stake; then 8 80 E 9'0 poles to a stnke; then N lt8 poles to the beginning, containing 100 acres. You will further tako no tice that the above lands were taxed in the iiiime of Ashe and ijiungnrncr for the year 19U1 and that t!9 time of redemption will expire on the Clh day of May, 1903. This January 12, lUi)3. .Jonathan TniM-irs. Sam I.. Kelly. 'VV I.I). V. Wain, Clerk l the ImwhI (C:mnilnHtininiof n i ( 'tnm'.y, SUt of North Carolina. Iicrv1y certify tlat tlio fnUuwiiij la a true .l . . i of the ru- ctilit and ii!,))uinenn'Bt uf &11 County Revenue, exuqit the Si hool t unit, which ( controlled by tlie Board of Eduuntlon, from DercinUr at, 1IW1, to Deocmhir 1st, 11X12, u sliowa by tottlumeotwltli County Treasurer: EecelvedofT. B. Higdou, Tx Collector, $aii!t.8I. DISBURSEMENTS. ; ..... On Ordinary Account, . " " Pauper " v " Koad and Bridge Account, ;. Total, ' NUII1.81. I further certify that tho following Is a correct lUt of all acoouots audited by said Hoard for tho year ending Sovember 30, 1902. - r- t - - D. W. Bi.ar, tlerk of the Roanl. (Continued from lust week.) - ROAD CLAIMS. . ' CO RP Jneobs hauling and' . ; work on road v . 4 25 61 WE Sanders 40 ft lumber for Coweeta bridge ' ' , . 6 40 62 James Houston road dam age ' ,10" 00 63 WH Shook building bridge on Sugarfork ; ,' 250 00 64 J O Tilaou one day road juror , ' 1 00 65 D J McCoy - . , -. J juror r ' 1 00 06 G I Houston one day road -. ' - juror, 'l 00 67 TN Wood , - juwr . - ' 1 00 68 L F Cube 1 days hauling ' 225 69 Wilford Downs oue day haul-. ing Phillips bridge - - 1 50 70 A G-Wood lumber furnished ' '.y.. for Jolly bridge " r 0 50 71 M L Angel work on iron i . bridge ' " . ' ; . 8 45 72 VV ii Brown 8 days hauling v & use of cattle 2 days & 50 73 VV W Maabburu one "Qay road juror ' , . 1 00 74 W. . Toy building bridges & approaches at V icturia 80 00 75 T B lligdoo stiff suininouing ' ' . 2 road juries ( " .' 7 60 76 C L Hickman rebuilding Rab bit oieek bridge . 4 22 50 77 N V Howard building bridge over Commissioner creek 25 00 78 M L Angel material A tabor -' on CartoOireuhaye bridge . 10 50 79 J J Conley 1 day road jur. 80 J R Bates 800 U lumber 81 J O tabs 1 dus ' work on 190 8 75 " i'hillips bridge 82 VV M Shook buihling b .75 over Buck creek J E Dowdle 8 dayX 84 A G Vy umber for -".bridge near AitGregpry's 8 00 85 W W Sloan IMayTokd jur. I 00 86 II G Trotter & Son road 3s bridge material furnished 4 74 87 U M Bascora blasting male- -: rial furnished . 2 65 88 F W Munger 460 It 2 inch V -' lumber for Sk'ly road i 6 06 89 J B Elmore selling & reoeiv- '' ing Kabbil creek bridge . 2 00 90 Geo W Cloer limber fc work . . J on Iotla iron bridge ' 1 00 91 J M Brown 1 day hauling ' 1 50 92 U VV Thomas 1 day; road jor ... 1 00 98 Randolph Bulgin 2 days haul , , i. ing ruck on Murphy road 1 60 94 J K Wooten 4Tdas work ' on fbillips in itlge 8 87 95 G T Stiles one juror . 96 W W Sloan juror , 1 00 100 100 8 00 100 40C 216 97 J J Conley - " . .' " " juror , 98 L llowull timber and haul "": lug for F. bridge 99 J H Fotts 1 dsy road jnr. 100 L M Bradley timber stona & hauling Lakey ertwk bridge . 101. W F Landrnm material ' furnished 102 J I' nryson 1 day fond juror 1 00 103 Tn Higdon stiff summon' , ing road jury . 8 75 - May 5, 1902 104 II M Biscora road material furnished - - 6 00 105 J 1 Moore 1000 ft lumber 7 60 106 VV M Shook building bndge over Tesenta creek : 25 00 107 Joseph Morgan Selling bridge over Otter creek 108 Alex Gregory road dam age 2 00 87 60 109 J M carpenter 1 day insptc ' ting Tesenta bridge 2 00 110 John Kmslaiid 6 days work it horse hire Nuntuhala - m'tn road 6 60 111 CIihs Dills 32 days work on Nan. nit. mut 2 81 112 cornaro Dills 3 Nam. nit. road 2 81 113 SM Dills 2J " Nan mt rou l 1 " 2 06 114 John Johnson 4J" w Nan. mt road 8 25 115 James Alley building bridge over Biiekeyo branch 15 00 June 2nd, 1902.., 113 11 V Williams lumber for bridge over otmpbull creek 3 CO 117 J J conley l'J days work on (Vtoo. puU;.: ro.i.l 13 00 1H J A con!'Y bounlni'l prino- :-IH IK) i ry d 8 15 OU s 225 33M.!M. 21113.98. 18M.40. 124 J M Youce summoning rd jury & serving 9 rosil vrds 9 15 125 VV A Norton summoning road jury A 75 126 o A cube 1 day hauling near ' r iron bridge 2 00 127 J A aerry serving 6 road -,J ' orders 8 00 128 G M Jjhnsnn 1 day grading Cartoogechaye road . 'j 1 00 129 I. M Johnson I days gra ding til r too. road . - 150 July 7th, 1902. - 130 c A Setser 1 day road juror J 00 131 L K MoftiU 1600 ft lumber V Franklin bridge 20 00- 132 M L Angel labor Jb - nails Franklin brtdgB -. ! -. . 133 T B (ligdon ebff serving 1 - road order : . , " , 184 cary Hall D 8 summoning road jury " 185 D P oabe removing - tree : v - over Smith's bridge " - lio JT ltoane 1 day rd. jur. 137 Ii F Garrison suininouing read jury - , 138 John pjrpening 1 day road juror . 8 50 8 75 1 00 100 8 75 00 Aug. 4th, 1002. - " : 139 II G oibe rebuilding bridge v - i near Firm Henry : 8 00 140 L F Setser serving 11 ' ; - , 3 road orders t 6 60 141 L F Setser snromoning roi jury 142 L K MofBtt 800 ft lumber 8 W . furnished . ' - 8 00 J 143 J B Elmore selling bridge ' . f near Finn Henry 'a v ' 2 00 ' 144 J L Higdon hauling St nails ' for bridge ou Battle branch 1 10 i 145 H M Basoom blasting ma terial furnished ; v Jacobs 94 ft UilUllllg I 147 W L Higdon battling bdg lumbei .nails & superiulen ' ding work ' 148 Sam Ramsey 2J days gra " ding road 149 Geo T Ramsey 41 1 " u I road . 1 1 . - 31T i. ... 3. .''. . . 2 60 i 2 60; 150 W Smith " - ' road ' 2 50 151 WBMcGuire 111 days '. . surveying roads .23 00 152 G R Me-Fherson material . furnished - 1 60 ' Sept. 1st, 1902. , ' 53 J L B ildwin 1 day survey. ' ing road 1 154 Ed conley lumber & nails 1 00 ,880 lt5 L c Waldroop'road dan 156 LC W. 300 ft lumber 25 00 8 75 157 Jack enflu, v loads dirt 158 c N Wngi - ' W - - 159 J b Anderso. juror 160 F L Norton ;,? 27 road orders 161 Kirg conley lIPtliU IIWSIV loi VI lgV uvhi 1 ,-01.611; 162 S L cabe serving 4 roa orders l bo 163 L F L'abe material k work on Fhillips bridge . . 4 00 164 G M Slagle 1764 ft lumber ' furnished ' -22 05 165 VV L Higdon 2024 ft lum ber furuished 2618 166 J L Yonoe 2 day rd. jur. 1 00 167 J M Yoncesum. jury 163 A II Gregory 2 days roul juror '. : . 169 A S Solesby 2 d rd juror 170 charlie conley sills for bridge near VV B Lenoir 171 Mrs ii t! Roane road dam 8 75 2 00 2UU 1 25 3 t,J 172 VV F Allison road damn-e 23 C ) 173 Wright & R. wire t staples for fence on Darkey road 17 C V 174 Jas N Mc.Connull 2 days grading cartuo. load 2t) 175 JnoDaklwiu 1, day rd. jur. 1 ( ) 170 EH lln-fms 1 IU 177 Arch Yonce 1 day rd jur, 1 t ! 178 J D VVcleh " " " 1 1 ' 179 U L Forter blaslinj in.ite-, rial furnished 8 2) 180 L li t lumber fur. lii.-he.l 3 181 T U limi '.8u union. ing 2 r . 1 1 j .' 4 7 - J L 1 r. .1 : 1:3 r. ! T J'!