TUESDAY, JAN. 1G. 1917,
THE REVIEW: REIDSYIf.LE. N. 0.
PAGE THKffK
TVIINUTES COUNTY CQ,MMIS-v , .
SIONERS fc DECEMBER '4; f916
Board met pursuant to adjourment
with the following members present
It. E. Wall, Chairman; J. L. McCol
lum, L. W. Matthews, A. V. Sands
and VV. A. Webster.
After transacting some.) unfinished
business and receiving from Mr. J.
W. Dunn, in behalf of the Agrieul
lural and Commercial Association,
the following very appropriate re
marks: "Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen :
It would, we, fet l, be hardly in
keepii:g with tthe fitness of things to
permit your Board to adjourn with
out some acknowledgement of theser
vice it has rendered to Rockingham
County during the past year. As
secretary of a sister organization
working for the benefit of the whole
of Rockingham County, it hns been
my pleasure to come before your
Hoard at times to ask your co-oper-tioil
in carrying out measures for
public improvement. At Hueh times
I have been received with courtesy
and the representations of our asso
ciation have been .met in a broad
f-pirit of fairness and public spirit
'hat has beenvery helpful to all. The
association I represent occupies a
position of less responsibility than
that of your Hoard, being educational
s'Ml suggestive in charater. while you
gentlemen are saddled with difficult
task of administering the funds of!
taxpayers over the whole of Rocking
ham County. That you have dis
charged this onerous duty faithfully
and intelligently during the term of
your office is the opinion of myasso
ciation. and, I belive, the opinion of
the taxpayers of the whole county
and while I- am not charged witti
such a duty, yet I feel that I am
not misrepresenting the taxpayers of
Rockingham County when I say that
your retiring members carry with
mem me appreciation or the citizen
ship of our county, and the good wi1:
of (everyone wilh whom their official
tfuties brought them in contact."
The Hoard .adjourned sin? die
The following members o1' ne hw
ly elected Board was sworn in by
Jas. T, Smith, Clerk Sup"rior I'o'irf:
R. E Wall, L. W. Maitliows. W.
A. Webster and J. S. Wells.
WitTiout retiring the Bku-cI 1111; ri
mously elected Mr. R. E. Willa
Chairman.
Cpon the assembling of the new
Jioara of Commissioners. Mr. J. W
I'unn on behalf of the Commercial
A-: Agricultural Association addressed
them as follows: ,
"Gentlemen: It has been my priv
. vilege to say a few word 3 0 ;ipiro
ciation to your Hoard upon the com
pletion of its years of service, f now
claim f like privilege with regard to
yourselves, and oiu behalf of the Com.
mercial & Agricultural Association of
Reidsville to extend hearty congratu
lations 'upon your assumption and re
sumption of the office of Commission
ers for Rockingham County. We d
frire to welcome your new members
and to assure you of our -earnest de.
sire to-cooperate "with you in every
good work fpr (he advancement of
tr.e best interests of this county.
"Your Board carries a heavy re
sponsibility in the administration of
the affairs of a county comprising
sixty square miles, and covering
such diversified condition, all of
vhieh is transacted during your ses
sions in the circumscribed space of
these four walls. That you are able
to do it as successfully as you have
1ri the p."? sneaks well for your faith
fulness to duty and your deep inter
est in the welfare of the community
that has elected you to office. I would
advance. however, without any
thought of intruding upon your con
ception of your policy for the coming
yar, the hope that the question of
bettor roads for our county and the
maintenance of existing roads, may
be the dominant not of your adminis.
t ration. Much good work has been
done in the past year in '.construction;,
little in the maintenance and some
splendid thoroughfares, just fresh
from the- construction gang, are al
ready beginning to show signs of
wear, while the macadam road be,
tween Reidsvillo and the county seat
s very rapidly approaching complete
disintegration and unless something
is done soon, it must become a re
proach to our whole county, I do
not speak for Reidsville alone when
1 refer to this road. It is a thoroug
fare that carries equal Interest for
Spray, Stoneville, Leaksville, Madi
son and for every resident north,
south, east and west in Rockingham
County. It leads to ourj county seat
find I believe, you gentlemen, will
feel that, it is a matter of county pride
to have it put back where it once
stood the best road in all Rockingham
County.
"I do not wish you gentlemen, to
take me as favoring anything like a
bond issue for road construction pur
poses. We have gotten along so far
without having recourse to this but
I do urg that no picayunish eplrlt
operate with your Board to prevent
the eipenditure of such sum as Is
necessary to place the macadam road
and all ether thfroughfar3S in' -the
county in good condition and to main,
tarn them in. that condition for the
future. -
"I do not believe you will have any
opposition, if you adopt such" a policy.
Our floating Indebtedness in the coun
ty is somewhere, I believe between
one' bund red and one hundred and
atelle, ,the payment of which would C G McCollum, Services as
make "no appreciable difference In the! Deputy Sheriff
Went worth Tel. Co., Phone
1 services Co" If and C II ..
Crescent Printery, . Supplies
for C S C office . .'
J G Wall, Lumber . . ....
Mainly Purcell, Waiting on
insane fo months
Wentworth-'Merc. Co., Co.
Home supplies . . ......
V A Stacy, Ditto
Smith & Fagg, Work for Co.
Home
R G Mitchell, Co 11 sup. . .
Shade Martin, Ditto
S G Jett, Services as Coro-
7Hr
A A Walker Bridge work ..
!1 G Gladstone. Courthouse.
supplies
C P Wall. Exp. as Chairman
Co. Election Board .. ..
R R Sutten field, Services as
Registrar
Englo Printing Co., Printing
tickets, for election .. ..
W S Wilson.Judge of election
John Wilson. Ditto
.Tno W Irving, Jailer . .
I) M Hand, Judge of election
,T. W Rice, Ditto . . ,
J S Mitchell, Ditto
T A Caston, Ditto . .
Jas V Price, Services in
election . .
tax rate. A elmillar expenditure
now for road 1 maintenance and" "con
struct ion would be a most wise pro
cedure and I sinceroly hope it may
recommend itself to your Hoard to
Mtlopt such a eo"rse.
( I might be, permitted to refer
to such a specific instances ro
quiring immediate attention and conv
fng under the heading of road con
struction, I would ask that you con
sider the advisability of widening the
new road connecting Wllliamsburz
tnwnsip with the Caswell county
live from 1 24 to 26 foot span. I am I
1 ssured bv those who signed the pe-'
tition for this road that it could be
:1 ie without any gv.b'ung or heavy
work and a 20 foo road at this point,
ccnnoctltir with the snleadid sand-
day road yon have already built be
!v.e 11 Reidsville and Williamsburg
Township would be, if properly main
tained, a splendid monument to your
wisdom and earnest effort for the
betterment of conditions in the coun
ty. "I would also like to bring to your
notice, without a recommendation for
its adoption-a suggestion that may
prove a solution to the embarrass
ments aerompanying our recent po
litical campaign' throughout the coun
ty We are not all thoroughly ac-
oualnted with the road system of the
'ounty and at times. I am informed,
cnipaignerfl were placed in positions
f. to say the least, embarrassment
when confronted in the small hours
of the morning with diverging roads
and with limited or 110 knowledge
of diree'loii. If I may m;.ke Fhe
suggestion I belive it would tend to
increase traffic throughout our county
v.'ere metal signs to be place;! at
every cross road or where thorough-
fan's diverge from the main road
stating where the diverging road
leads to. This suggestion I will
leave with you gentlemen, and indeed
anything I may say or have said, ex
cept such acknowledgment of your
nast splendid performances, must be
taken in the spirit of helpful cooper-ration
by the association I have the
honor to represent, and which Will
he found at all times willing and
ready to cooperate with yourr Board
in any and everything that is calcu
lated to improve conditions in our
county."
T. L. Gardner being sworn in as
Sheriff and his bond being recom
mended by Attorney Ira R. Hum
phreys, the Clerk of the Board was
ordered to turn over to him the 1916
tax books.
On motion the Register of Deeds,
J. P. McMichael. his bond being ap.
proved by Attorney Humphreys, was
sworn in .
On motion the Supt, of Roads Goo
W. Estcs, his bond beimg approved
by Attorney Humphreys, was sworn
in by R .E. Wall. Chairman.
On motion Supt. of Roads is in
structed to top the approach to the
Woolen Mills bridge ot Draper so as
to make it impossible for vehicles
end .horses, the bridge having been
condemned .
-motion supt, ,01 Koads is in
structed to make the extension Of the
rand clay; road from Thompsonville
to the Caswell line twenty-six feet.
On motion Dr. Ellington is in
structed to order, an air cushion for
Emily Dixon,
On motion the Supt. of Roads is I
instructed to topsoil the small piece
of road from Jim Carter's to the ma
cadam road near Percy Gunn's.
The following accounts were allow
ed out of the General County Fund:
.1. L. McCollum, Services as
Commissioner .. .. .. .. 76.50
A. P, Sands, Ditto .... 77.88
Ira R. Humphreys Services
as County Attorney .. V. lfiO.oo
Joe Moore. .'Lumber .. .. .. 13.83
N'annie E. Wright. Boarding
Jury . . . . ,'... . . .... . . . - 65. Oo
Jack Saunders. Waiting on
Court .. . . .'. . . ... . Hi. 00
V. H. Kemp. Sheriff, Paid
Court stenographer . . . . . . fiO.00
I! . Kemp. Sheriff, Rebate
on tax .. . , , ... . . ... . . . s. Of?
lr. Wr. A. Payn'O, Registrar
Vital Statistics .. .. "'15. R0
W. C. Jones. Registrar in
election ... , .. 16.70
V B Kemp, Paid discounts,. 328.71
F. B. Kemp, Paid coupons . . RiiOO
KB Kemp. Jury tickets 475.90
W C Smothers, Bridge work 19.00
C W Jackson. D. S., Te'e-
, phone expense .. ...... lfi.03
C W Jackson, P. S. services 4.20
C W Jackson, Capturing still 20.00
C W Jackson, I) S Services . .60
Ed Jones. D S services .... .21.10
J J Worsham, D S services 23.20
Joel H Moore. Janitor and
conveying pris. .7.: . . , . , . 16.15
W R Belton, D S services . . 7 . 60
Dr.. Sam Ellington, Profes
sional services .... .. 31.00
W A Webster, Services as
Commissioner .. .. .. 84.80
L W Matthews, Ditto .. ,. 84.90
R E Wall, Ditto . . . . . . . . . . 90.60
F S Walker, Demonstration
work two months ... .. .. 100.00
J S Carter, Supt and exp.
County Home .. .. .. .... 93.08
R E Wall. Paid freight on
car of coal .. .. .. .. .. 158.54
Mrs Fenner Wilson. Outside
allowance 7.50
Rascoe, Hubbard & Co., Co. -
Home supplies .. .. .. ., 19.27
T J Carter. Lumber .. 47.37
Martin Saw Mill Co, Lumber 46.35
B Madlaon'. Bridrwofic.-.
Whittemore 4b Mobtey, Jail
R M Parish . . ,
J H Hamlin
n L Snead
J F Fulp -.
S F Terry . .
D W Wariner
Ceo T DaVis .
G C Matlock
M L Barker . . .... ....
,T W Bennett
J B Matlock
T W Field -
T J Simpson
J R N'eal
T W Fulcher
W T Robertson
R M Jones . . ....
R S Smith . . . . . . ....
F M Alcorn .... .... . .
H'L Blackwell
M D Holderby . ,
W F Prultt . . :..
R A Cox . .
W T Pearman . . . . . .
Jno G Price . . . . ......
W G Sharp
A H Garrett .
Jas N McCollum . . . . , . .
J I) Womack . . . . . . . . .
D W Johnson . . . . . . . .
Race Clark , , . . .... . . .
J P Jones .. ....
It S Sledge .. .. ., ...'..'.
Ed Jones , . .
h A Price . , . . .... . . ,
I S Hopper '..'..-
J A IM-ice .. .. . . .. .... .
il C Martin .. .. .. .. ...
J H Ault . . . . . . .... .
V W Stephens ...... .. .
Albert Young .... . .
F L. Anderson . . . . . , . . .
V Price .. .. .. .. .. .
II II Williams . . . . ....
J L Leak . . . . .
Geo W Bilker . . . , . . .
Hub Brown . . .... . . .'.. .
T F Rankin . . . . . . . . . . ...
II F Hutchens . . . .
J J Ratliffe .. .. .. .. ,.
A N McCollum .. .. .. .. ..
J W Somors .... . . , . ., ,.
P H Williamson . . . .v
D E Purcoll . ..' ; , ... . , .
T.-Z Lauten .... :. . ',. . ;
I A Shreve . . , . . . . . . .
I B Fagg .;'... . . . . . . i
T il Priddy . . . . . . ..... .
It J Martin .. .. .. .. ....
W-L Fitzgerald .. .. .. ....
I W Fagg . . . . ..
I R Butler . . .. ,, -."' .-'.'
J W Irving . . . . . . . . . .
Sid Wilson . . . . . . . . .
A J Hudson . ... . . . ... . .
W Carter .. .. .. .. ....
T li Wilson .. .. .. .. ..
S M Wilson . . . ... , . . .
f B King. Outside poor . . . .
C H Peitigrew . . . . , .
Meador Supply f'o.- , , . . . .
I M Lester . . . . . ...
1 P Poole & Co .. .... . . . . . .
D Joyce . . . . , . . , , .
1 Baughn . . .. . . .. . , . .
Harris Bros. . ... . . . ....
Tr S G Jett, Services as Cor-
- ner . . . . . , . . .... ....
feel II Moore, Janitor . . . ...
.1 f Sharp, Services to
Public Health .. .. .. ..
Margaret L Young, Making
tax receipts . . . .
Wentw. Merc. Co., County
Home and Jail supplies ; .
W D Hightower, Ex. insane
Alfred Carter, Pigs for Co.
Home . . . , . . . ... . . ... .
F P Cahill. Services In Elec
tion . . . . ... ... , . . , . .
L B Barnes, Ditto .. .. .. ..
The Review Co., Pub. min,
August and Sept. .. ....
J S Tulloch, Clothing for
Co Hvne .. .. .. .. ..
"erry Undertaking Company,
Pauper coffin . . . . ......
J V Grogan, Exp of lunatic
W A Manley, Ex. insane. .
I eaksville Gazette, Printing
Court Calendar . . . . ....
Smith Sta'& Ptg Co., Print
ing tax receipts and sup.
The Review-Observer. Prtg.
health notices .. .. ., ...
Salary Fund, C B C services
"ior November .. .. .. ..
Whlttemore & Mobley. Co.
3Iome supplies
4. CO
5.76
15.50
3.71
10.00
81.01
6.00
3.70
1 . 00
3.30
6.50
2 . 00
4.00
2:. ('.)
10.21
27.7n
2.00
4.00
116.15
2.00
2.00
4.00
2 . 00
2.00
2.00
18.94
2 . 00
2.00
2.00
14. 6
16.11
2.00
2.00
15.05
2.00
4.90
10. 84
2.00
17.
4.00
2 . 00
6.00
2.00
2.00
16.63
16.48
2.00
;2.00
2.00
. 4.80
12.45
2.00
ifi if
2.00
2.00
2.00
12.40
2.00
6.i0
2.00
2.00
16.61
16. b2
16.66
: 2.00
2.00
16,04 I
M D Holderby, Juror in Cor
oner's case 2.50
E C Wright, Ditto 2.00
J A Benton. Ditto 2.00
F T Burgess, Ditto 2.00
J II Champion, Ditto .... . . 2.00
Dr G P Dillard, Ex insane.. 2,00
Dr Swranoy, Ditto 4.00
Reidsville Flour Mills Co.,
Farm supplies . . .. .... 9.50
Reidville Paper Box Com
pany, Court expenses .. .. 3.2a
Walker Evans Cogswell Co.,
R. D. supplies 12. aO
O I, Robertson, Juror in
Coroner's Inquest 2.00
Perry Undertaking Company,
Pauper coflin 5 .00
Burton, Chance, Waiker Co..
Pauper . coflin'-, and Court
House supplies . SI'. 75
C F. Hubbard, Juror in Cor
oner's inquest 2.00
S II Smith, Ditto 2.00
Went worth Tel. Co., Phone
s. rvlce Co. If. and C. II . 5.91
R M Durham, Juror In Coro-
rer's case . . 2 . 00
W 11 Shumate, Ditto 2.00
J T Gauldin. Lumber .. .. 3.8
Pete Moore, Conveying pris. 3.50
L W Matthews, Services and
exp. as Com'r 13. SO
R E Wall, Ditto 13.50
R 0 Mitchell. Co. Home, Jail
ami C II supplies 83.83
('has Smith, Outside poor-.. 9.00
Harris Bros., Outside poor 3.00
Calvin Lester, Outside poor 4..tu
C L Minor, Outside poor .. i.ou
E M Townes, Outside poor.. 4.50
A J Dixon. Outsde poor 12.00
Cty Gro Co, Outside poor.. 4.50
J J Worsham. Outside poor "J.uu
Glascock Stove Mfg Co., Jail
supplies 26.54
all Furn. Co., Stamps, tel
egrams, and exp. R. E.
Wall. Chairman . . 12.74
H E Boone, Burial of Vet. .. 16.00
Robt . Cobbler, Special allow-
J H Burton, Supplies
418.39
J S Carter, Corn .. .. .. .. 24.00
K O Mitchell, Supplies,.
Reidsville Cone. Const. Co,
Material
R G Gladstone, Supplies . . .
Jno D Pearman. Damages . .
S W Mitchell, Topsoil .. ..
Joel H Moore, Corn and
blacksmith work
j ! Went worth Merc. Co., Sup
6.95
70.89
6.05
575.00
5.00
20.76
9.05
Exp. of escaped
1 . 50
14.50
6H
3.7:
2.;.0
153.12
8.85
46.08 j
12.52 !
22.50
D G Jones. Burial of Vet.
5.00
20.00
$3,947.56
The following accounts were allow
ed out of the County Road Fund:
W. C. Smothers, Topsoil .. 59.00
O M Wingfield, Salary and
2.00
2.oo
2.00
15.7.H
"- 4.90
, 2.00
18.V9
16.21
17.39
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.25
4 . 00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2-00
2.00
2.0(1
2.00
5.30
12,30
2.00
36.00
18.00
31.50
6 . "
3 . 00
22.50
6.00
9 . 00
W P Ware, Wneat for Co
brarm .. .. .....
Jno W Rea. Conveying win
,10.00
1
22. SO
2.70
15.00
4.00
2.00
10.00
20.18
5.00
7.00
7.00
1.5'
50.99
3.00
19.90
14:81
18.00
.3.09
expense
Will Stevens, Labor-.. .. ..
Ernest Carver, Labor . ... . .
Wiley Fulp, Labor . .
Charlie Ferris, Labor .... ..
A B Odell, Labor , . . .
Dewey Clifton. Labor . .
P J Turtle. Labor
Joel H; Moore, Blacksmith
work ........ . . . . . .
Chas. L. Jones. Salary ar1
expense . . , . . ... . ,
W H Madison, Guarding : . ...
C H Hamlin, Guarding .. . .
C L Smith. Labor ... .. ....
J D Ellington, Guarding ... '
W II Brando, Guarding . . ..
R L Goolsby, Salary ... ..
A L Williams, Salary . . ....
John Walters, Road work . .
ike Brando, Labor .. .. .. ,
Freeman Lamberth, Labor. .
Will Perkins, Road work ...
John Lynn. Road work . .
Idola Smith, Road work
S J Dunavant, Salary and
expense . . . . . . . . . . ....
Thos Lovings, Work on rpal
machinery ... . . . .
Thos Lovings, Ditto .... . .
Dr. Ellington, Services at,
camp ... . , .. ... ' i ...
J H Ault, Treating mule . ., . ,
Harris Bros., Shoes for camp
Whittemore & Mobley, Sup .
Reidsville Recorder's Court,
Costs . . . . ... .'..' . . , .,'
W D Wood lief. Expense of
Wilkes prisoners .. .. ..
Dr j W McGehee, Services to
camp . . . ; . ...
S W Mitchell, Topsoil . .
Meador Supply Co., Supplies
S W Rainey, Coal . . . . ......
"10m W'iikins, Blacksni. work
Britain's Drug Store, Drugs
W R Brown, Exp, of prisoner
R B Chrisnion, Road work
I J W Jones, Corn . . ......
Rascoe. Hubbarl & Co., Road
supplies . . , . . , . . . .
R M Gillie, Ditto . . . , . .
J E Garrett, Ditto. . . . . .
John Q Wheeler, Corn for rd.
C H Pettigrew, Road supplies
W' C Waynick, Boarding road
hands , . . . . ..... ....
Wentworth Mercantile Co.,
Supplies for camp .. .. ..
H Smii h & Pro., Black-
smith work
OdeM Hdw. Co., Supplies ..
Jack Saunders. Supplies . . .
C A Flynn, Supplies . . . .
J W Brame, Corn .. "...
J S Carter, Corn . . . . .;. .
Lenox Castle Teleph. Co.,
Phone service .. . . . . . .
Smith & Fagg, Blaclcsm wk.
B F Robertson.hogs for camp
Reidsville Flour Mills, Sup,
B F Robertson. Salary and
supplies . . . . . . . . . ,..
Powell Bros., Corn for road
Toliver Carter, Topsoil .. ..
R O Mitchell. Supplies .. ..
Mrs O M Wingfield, Making
bed ticks ..........
Texas Co., Oil .. .. ..
Seay Harneas Co., Supplies
J D McCollum. Beans . . , .
Leaksvilla-Spray Grocery Co,
Supplies . . . . . . ,
. road hands .". ...... , .
J W Neal, Salary and exp.
repair force . . . .... ..
MtT Chilton,- Exp. f Stokes
brlsonera .. .. .. v -'.
, ' . - !- ' , . -l '
47.95
7.70
15.50
26.00
35.00
20.00
20.00
25.00
15.27
77-.!Y
5.00
11,67
20.00
25 . 00
25.00
40.00
30.85
5.63
20.00
3.75
9.38
9.69
2.00
91.50
8.15
13.90
J S Zigh
convict
G L Morefleld, MiiTi and but
ter Tom Southern, Road work.
W I) Hlfilitower, Road exp.
W W Joyce. Corn . . . .
B F Robertson. Exp. as Rd .
Superintendent
Nannie, Thomas, Boarding
convicts at 15c a meal ..
W D Covington, Conveying
. pris. to road
Gilmer Brosf, Supplies for
camp
W T Ledbetter, Blacksmith
work
'I B McCargo, Exp. of Sur
ry prisoners
Reidsville, Cone. Constr. Co.
Material
Robt Harris & Bro., Tobacco
J II Joyce, Boarding road
hands
j B A Key, I) S, Exp. of Surry
prisoners
Bethell Withers. Beef .. ..
A W Dunn. Rec, Cost of
Recorder's Court . . . . ,
Penn Hdw. & Furn. Co.,
Supplies
W R Brown, Conveying pris.
to camp . . j
B F Robertson, Pigs .. ..
Rockingham Auto Co., Ma
chine work
R. E. McCollum, Boarding
The following accounts were
P. wed Out of the Salary Fund:
F. B. Kemp, Salary as Sher
iff to Dec. 5 282.25
F H Kemp, Allowance for
clerk hire
F B Kemp, Stamp account
July to Dec. . . . .
J P McMichael, Salary as
Register of Deels . . ....
Jas T Smith, Salary as Clerk
Superior Court . . ......
J P McMichael, Stamps Oct.
and Nov. ....
EVER SALIVATED BY
CALOMEL? HORRIBLE
Calomel is Quicksilver and Acts Like
Dynamite On Your Liver.
Calomel loses you a day! You know
what calomel Is. It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomel is dangerous. It
crashes Into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. . Calo
mel attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system:
When you feel bilious, slufegish,
constipated and all knocked out and
1 ,.1;,,, ., i - .1 j
0 00' ' JlJU uvt-ii a uuse 01 uanjjrjrous
calomel just remember that your
druggist sells for 50 cents a large
Settle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and is a perfect substitute for
calomel. It is guaranteed to start
ycur liver without stirring you up In
side, and can not salivate.
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a day's
work. Dodson's Liver Tone strength
ens you right up and you feel great.
Give It to the children because it is
perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe.
10
.70
.00
1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS
3 . 75
30.05
2.00
20.00 !
8.50 I
REIDSVILLE'S MOST PROMINENT
LAWYERS, DOCTORS, ETC.
aI-
50. 00
30.00
166.67
491.69
14.00
$744.61
The following accounts were al
lowed out of the Township Road
Fund:
i W. C. Smothers, Work in
f Leaksville .. .. .. .. .. 12S.25
P II Simpson, Work in New
Bethel . . . . . , .... : . 7. 00
German" American Mills,'
Work in Leaksville . , 7.50
N A Amos, Work in Madison
Township .. .. .. 64.00"
H I) Kallam, Work in Price
Township . . . . ...... ,. 62.00
T A Case. Work in Mayo . . 2.40
W F Evans, Work In Reids
ville and SlniDsonville . . 34.00
E J Newnam, Work in New
Bethel . . 8.50
S P Knight, Ditto .. .. .... 8.35
W J Cardwell, Work in
Reidsvillo and Ruffin , . .. 93.51
E. W. FOWLER O. S. FULK
FOWLER & FULK
j CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
All Wrark Guaranteed
Office over llarrls Bros. Store
Office Hours from 7 to 9 P. M.
IRA R. HUMPHREYS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Special attention to settling estates.
Practice In all courts, except Record
er'! Court. Office in Fels Building,
over A. 3. Price & Co.'b Store.
- - ,.- , '
GLIDE WELL & ROBERTS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt attention to all matter
ntrnsted. Practice In all courts.
Office In Citizens Bank Branding.
MAJOR T. SMITH
LAWYER
Office over Burton & Pearson.a Su
Store. A general practice of tha law,
ncludtng settlement of estates, ad
ustment of Insurance collection of
claims, etc, tec. Practice In all courts,
claims, etc. Practice in all courts.
6.00
17.00
4.50
26,46
111.30
33.50
2.70
20.00
218.70
25.75
10.15
2.10
l.fcO
1,59
. 13.8S.
1 .00 I
61.03 j
18.54
.32.50 I
120.59 !
21.00
10.15
18.85
4.20
1.95
4.75
32.00
34.00
" ' $415.51
Meeting continued December 11th,
1916 at 9o'clo k.
J. P. McMICHAEL, C. B. C.
2.50
18.75
32.00
29.08
116.00
17.00
43.58
. 7.70
.90
52.9.')
2,25
2.47
53.01
50.50
100.40
118.19
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1916.
Board met pursuant to adjournr
ment with the following members
present: R. E. --.Wall, Chairman, W.
. Johnson, L. W, Matthews, and J.
S. 'Wells. ;
On motion the Sheriff is ordered
to transfer $5,000.00 from the sal
ary fund to the credit of the school
fund . .
On motion Judge Ira R. Hum
phreys is elected attorney to the
board of county commissioners be
ginning December 1st.
On motion Jas. T. Smith is ap
pointed custodian of the courthouse i
with authority to hire janitor and
look after the water works.
On motion it is ordered that the
road from Settle's bridge to Stone
villo be topsoiled as per previous or
der and the road to be let to con
tracts If proper contract can be
made; if proper contract can not be
made it laT understood and agreed
that the road supervisor, Who now
intends to consolidate road forces,
shall divide said force and build said
road a per previous order.
Board adjourned to meet January
1, 1917. at 10 o'clock a. m.
J. P. McMICCHAEL, C. B. C.
D. IVIE B. C. TROTTER
JULIUS JOHNSTON
(VIE, TROTTER & JOHNSTON
Attorneys at Law
Offices In the new Irvln fiullding
nxt to Bank of Reidsville.
J. R. JOYCE
Attorney at Law.
Office in old Citizens Br-k Bulldla
Practice in State nu Federal
ioorts. .
Loans negotiated.
PERCY T. STIERS
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Keidavllle. N. C.
Special attention to negotiation at
ans, settlement ot estates, buytM
aid selling real eBtate. iDioranM
.djusted. Practice lr all courts.
Office in Lambeth Building. Ore
lffs Office.
HUGH R. SCOTT
ATTOTNIY AT UmV
clal attention to negotiation o
loana conduct and settlements 01
estates; buying and selling real m :
tate. Office, Citizens Bank Blfig
JM. SHAliP
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office over old citizens Bank tJuild
ng, opposite Confederate Monument
REIDSVILLE, . . . . ... . . . . . ti. a
$3797.25
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DR. J. R. MEADOR
denti8T
Jffice over New Cttisens Bank.
Residence Phone 9085.
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McMICHAEL & RAY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Practice la all eovts
Mr. McMichael will be la the Raids
rllle office oa Tuesdays, Wednesdays
rauredays, Fridays and la Madlsosi
m Saturdays.
WILLIAM REID DALTOlT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Rtldsvllla, N. &
General practice of the law la BtaU
vnd Federal Court.
Money loaned oa real eatata. Ks
ates administered on and settled,
Seal estate bought and sold.
DR. JULIUS S. WELLS
- - RENTAL UKOCON
fioa over Fataar- as TacJtorl Drtj
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