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Stff i'l r- tij It Pavs to Gn( Commercial Printtnq TIIE PEOPLE ft lil I Letter Ifesda, BM1 Heads, . an invitaiion to trails vithyou. o The Lett Trav to invito them is to ad -Business Cards, Envelopes, -eto., vertise in TUB TIMES. Executed Neatly and Promptly. VOL. IV. V11TES 8, tEU, Eiiier. ELKIN, N. CM THURSDAY. JANUARY 9, 1896. HU33AH3 I mi MlSstat NO. 13. i t ft -1 I J t,. 1 i I J .1 County 'Exhibit. Exhibit showing the amount of Orders issued by the Board of CotiEty Commissionprs of Surry CouDty to outside Poor from 1st Monday in December, 1804 to 1st Monday in December, 1695: 3 barah Parsons, tem- Jiorary relief, $ Icnrv Goins. allow ance for child 3 mos., 8 Lucy Gill, allowance 3 mos. 14 Andy Thompson, al -lowance 3 mos. 15 Demps Wood, allow 300 .6 00 3 00 6 10 ance lor coud 6 mos. Adaline Wall, burial expenses of Crawford Wall. Silas Por Us, allowance 5 00 4 00 18 19 3 mos. 21 Rachel Melton, allow ance 3 mos. 23 John Jai vis. allowance for child 3 mos. 24 Mary Moore, allow ance 3 mos. ,25 .Tames Sawyers, allow 8 10 3 00 600 4 50 ance for child 3 mos. Henry Wood, allow ance forMasten Bro ther 3 mos. Frances Butcher, tem- Eorary relief 1 mo. ;Uther Caudle, tempo 8 00 3 00 28 20 30 100 3 00 rary relief 3 mos. 31 George Butcher; al lowance for child 3 mos Z Jas. D. Draughan al lowance for child 3 mos 33 Sally Hicks, allowance 3 mos. 34 Wm. Lovell, allowance 1 mo. 35 Ann Hall, allowance 3 mos. 36 Nancy Butcher, allow ance 3 mos. 37 James Dunly, allow 300 4 50 6 00 1 00 300 3 00 ance for Agnes Law son 3 mos. 38 Tyre Riggan, tempora 12 00 5 00 1 00 ry remt 6 mos. Lydia Davis for keep ing Sanford Coe T. D. Davis and wife, allowance 3 mos. Lewis Bledsoe, allow 39 1100 9 00 3 00 300 3 00 3 00 300 9 00 300 41 ance 3 mos. 42 Sally White, allowance 3 mos. 43 Willig Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 44 Stephen Snow, allow ance for child 3 mos. 45 Agim Golding, allow ance 3 mos. 46 Ellen Willy, allow ance 3 mos. 47 E. D. Freeman, allow ance for sister 3 mos. 51 Mahala Quinn, allow ance 3 mos. 52 Tip Hauser, keeping Lindy Holbrooks. 3 00 53 T. C. Chipman, allow ance forJesse Chipman 3 mos. W. M. Cundiff burial expenses of Jarritt Revis. L. C. Snow, allowance 3 mos. Martha Snow, allow 900 54 400 5 03 55 56 ance for Hutson child 3 mos. J. M. York, coffin for old man Laws. II. Laffoon, allowance for child 3 mos. A. R. & R. G. Folger burial clothes for Din son Poindexter. J. J. Lundy Tem por ary Relief 3 mos. Matilda Blevins. Tem 300 63 64 1 50 9 00 65 2 50 3 00 67 68 porary Relief 3 mos. 69 EH Williamson, allow ance 8 mos. 70 Mahulda Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 77 Fannie Tickle, allow 00 300 500 ance 6 mos. Wm. Lovill, allowance 3 mos. Mrs. Lafayette Coi- 3.00 3 00 78 88 i. . 11ns, allowance for ! children 3 mos. ! 90 Aninia Donathan, . al- ! lowance 3 mos. j 94 Thos.Pleasants, allow- ! ''. ance 3 mos. 900 300 600 12 00 1C7 Irina Walker, allow ance for child 3 mos. 123 Green & Gray, burial expenses of Mary Mar shall, 124 W. P. Nixon coffin for Enoch Bates. 12ft Nancy Nichols, allow ance for child 3 mos. 129 John Sprinkle allow 400 1 50 6 00 600 3 00 ance 3 mos. Nancy Sprinkle, al 130 181 132 134 lowance 3 mos. Ben Snow, allowance 3 mos J. H. Furman, coffin for Reuben Golding Racbel Crane, allow ance 3 mos. Allison Miuish. allow ance 3 mos. BiUnr, Kapp & Co.. 3 00 1 50 3 00 8 0-3 130 139 buiial clothes for E. BnbvV 3 40 IT. C H'Mi"M. allow 1 92 y 3 6 3 6 ance 3 mos. 167 Rebacca Jones, allow ance 3 mos. 163 II. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. 169 E. B. Sparger, burial expenses of Ed Whit lock. 190 George Stewart, tem porary relief 3 mos. 206 Aaron Marshall, allow ance 3 mos. 211 J. Cooper, conveying 6 6 3 3 3 12 bant Coe to Co. home. Dan'l Wood, tempora ry allowance, Allison Minish, allow ance S mos- Willis Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 225 '232 233 1 8 3 00 3 00 235 Saliie While, ailow- ance 3 233 Lewis ane 3 mos. Bledso, allow mos. 900 3 00 5 00 300 237 Eli Williamson, allow ance 3 mos. 238 Malinda Marsh, allow ance 6 mos. G. 7. Butcher, allow ance for child 3 mos. Steven Scow, allow ance for child 3 moi. H. C. Holyfleld. allow ance 3 mos for children Silas Portis allowance 239 M0 245 3 00 9 00 8 10 247 3 mos. for children. ' 248 James Dunley. allow ance for Anges Law son 3 mos. 219 James Sawyers allow ance child 3 mos. 250 Lucy Gill allowance 3 mos. 251 Rachel Creed allow ance 3 mos. 12 00 8 00 3 00 3 00 900 252 H. Laffoon allowance for child 3 mos. 254 John Sprinkle allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 255 Nancy Nichols allow- auce for child 3 mos. 6 00 256 Ben Snow allowance 3 months. Nancey Sprikle allow ance 3 months. 3 00 300 256 T. C. Chipman allow - ance for son 3 months 9 00 259 Mahala Quinn allow ance 3 months. 3 00 260 H. B. Wood allowance for J. M. Butcher 3 mos 3 00 261 Rhoda Collins allow ance 3 mos. John Jarvis allowance for child 3 months 300 4 50 3 00 6 00 263 Rachel Melton allow ance for child 3 mos. 264 Mary Goins allowance for child 3 months. 265 J. S. Thompson allow ance for Andy Thomp son 3 months. 8 10 6 00 3 00 11 00 3 00 268 Martin Ring allowance 3 months. 269 Thos. Guymans allow ance 6 months 270 T. D. Davis allowance 3 months. William Lovill allow ance 3 months. 272 Chas. Tucker allow ance 3 mos. 1 00 6 00 iv.ii nomas neasant al lowance 3 mos. Francis Bartley allow ance 3 mos. 1 00 i'io J. J. Liunay allowance for suit of clothes 276 Saliie Hicks allowance 3 months. 277 Irena Walker, allow ance for child 3 mos. 278 Dempsy Wood, allow- 5 00 6 00 12 00 5 00 280 E. D. Freeman, allow ance for sister 3 mos. 261 Louisana Callahan, al lowance 3 mos. 282 L. A. Stanly, tempo rary allowance 1 mo. 2S4 L. C. Snow, allowance 3 mos 264 Martha Snow, allow ance for Hutson child 3 mos, 290 C. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. 291 Rebecca Jones, allow ance 3 mos. 262 H. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. 302 Fannie Tickle, allow ance 3 mos. 307 Mary Moore, allow ance 3 mos. 315 -J. D. Draug'hn, allow ance for child 3 mos. 327 Aarou Marshall, allow ance 3 mos. 334 Arrenia Donithan al lowance 3 mos. 339 David McCrary tempo rary allowance 3 mos. 345 Chas' Tucker tempo rary ;;ioai?e 3 mos. S." ' M i lil a I Jl '. i n s I .m po 900 300 200 7 50 3 00 6 00 6 00 3 00 1 50 600 4 50 12 00 3 00 300 1 00 anc'a ror ennaren 3 mos 110 Sarah A. Cockerham, ' temporary allowance for children 3 mos. 157 Eirby Love, tempora ry allowance 3 mos, 15S Ivancy Lanier, allow ance 3 mos. 161 Stephen King, allow ance 3 mos. 1C2 Rebecca Hal!, teirpo rary allowance 3 mos. 155 Rachel (..-. rctt. allow ance 3 mos. 166 C. Van Eaton, allow- w raw ailcwaace " mos. 3 00 300 l Nancy LVvnior tempo- rary ailovaneo 3 mos. 00 351 Jaino-? McCran allow ance to purchase medi- 00 cine. 3 00 5 00 2 50 300 3 00 3 00 300 301 Sherman Bundy keep 00 nig Joe Veoable. 366 E. Bnllin conveying 00 Eliza Hall to Co.Hcme 359 Stephen. King allow 00 acco 3 mos. C1 Lucinda Danley tem- 00 porary nllowance3nio. 402 Ellen Williams tempo rary allowance 3 mos. 00 403 Rebecca Goins temrx. rary allowance d mos. 00 404 Lotha Caudle tempo rary allowance 3 mos. 3 00 407 R. C. Hamby Burial Ac of Rachel Garrett. 3 412 Itoda Collins, teiupora- 00 rv allowance 3 mos. 3 414 Saliie Ball, temporary 00 allowance 3 mos. 3 415 Bettie West, tempora- 00 relief 3 mos. 3 417 Sant Bartley, tempo- 50 rary allowance, 3 mos. Kirby Lowe, tempora ry allowance, 3 mos. Mrs. John Galyean caring for Matilda Creed while sick, L. A. Stanly, allow ance 3 mos. Bettie West, tempora ry allowance 3 mos. Chas. Tucker and wife allowance 3 mos. 3 00 300 50 415 00 420 5 00 421 6 00 421 424 3 00 6 00 476 Irena Walker, allow ance for child 3 mos. Willis Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. Mary Goines, allow ance for child 3 mos. Eli Williamson, allow ance 3 mos. 12 00 3 00 6 90 3 00 300 6 00 8 10 3 00 900 6 00 8 00 2 98 4 52 3 00 3 00 477 478 480 Stephen Snow, allow ance for child a mos. 481 Mary Moore, allow ance 3 mos. 452 Silas Portis, allowance 3 mos. 463 G. W. Butcher, allow ance for child 8 mos. 484 T. C. Chipman, allow ance for son, 3 mos. 485 Nancy Nichols, allow ance for cnild 6 mos. Allison Minish, allow ance 3 mos. L. C. Snow, allowance 3 mos. L. C. Snow, allowance 3 mos. 487 488 489 490 Arrenia Donithan, al lowance 3 mos. 491 Mahala Quinn, allow ance 3 mos.' 492 Jane White, tempora ry allowance 3 mos. 494 Lucy A. Gwyn. tempo rary allowance a mos. 00 495 Mary Humphries, tem porary allowance 6 mos. 3 00 1 50 300 3 00 2 99 9 00 3 00 1)00 300 496 E. C. Shelton, coffin for Saliie Johnsen Rachel Melton, tem 497 porary allowance o m. 498 Saliie white, allow ance 3 mos. Thos. Bledsoe, burial of Lewis Bledsoe " H. C. Holyfleld, allow ance for children 3 m. William Lovill, allow ance 3 mos, H. Laffoon, allowance for child 3 mos. Rachel Creed, allow ance 3 mos. H. B. Wood, allow ance 3 mos. for J. M. Butcher 501 502 503 505 506 507 300 11 00 4 50 509 T. D. Davis and wife allowance 3 mos. 51.3 Jno. Jarvis, allowance for child 3 mos. 514 James Danley, allow ance 3 mos. for Agnes Lawson, 12 00 515 J. S. Thompson, allow ance 3 mos. for Andy Thompson. 8 10 500 516 Dempsey Wood, allow 3 rnos for child . 517 Saliie Hicks, allow ance 3 mos. 600 519 E. D. Freeman, allow ance 3 mos. for sister 9 00 800 800 300 500 300 1 50 4 50 520 James Sawyers, allow ance 3 mos for child 522 John Sprinkle, allow ance 3 mos. 523 Ben Snow, allowance 3 mos. 524 Malinda Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 527 Martha Snow, allow ance 3 mos. 529 II. F. Comer, coffin for Burrel Grogan, 537 Jas. D. Draughn, al lowance for child 3 m. 533 N. J. Rcid, burial clothes for Burrel Gro gau. Fannie-Tickle, allow ance 3 mos. George Stewart, al lowance 3 mos. 1 70 1 50 300 300 600 3 00 539 543 546 Stephen King, allow ance 6 mos. C. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. - -H. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. W. W. Lowry, coffin 552 553 554 end burial clothes for Geo. Johnson, 569 Rachel Roach, tempo- rary allowance 3 mos. 600 Oliver Stanley, keep irg Polly Strange 1 m. 602 Ann Hall, temporary allowance S mos. 604 A. W. Hutchins. coffin for Lewis Bledsoe 605 W. P. Dobsou & Co., supplies for Lewis Bledsoe, 607 Richard Gill and sister allowance 8 mos. 608 Louisa Callahan, al lowance S mos. 610 J. A. Park, goods for Eliza Jones, a pauper, 634 Ellen Williams, allow . ance 3 mos. 335 L. A. Stanley, allow ance 3 mos. . 637 Chas. Tucker and wife allowance 3 mos, 640 Thomas Pleasants, al lowance 8 mos. 644 James McCraw, allow ance t mos. 663 John Sprinkle, allow ance 3 mos. 664 Irena Walker, allow ance for son 3 mos. 665 Geo. W. Butcher, al lowance for child 3 m. ti65 H. Laffoon, allowance for child 3 mos. 667 T. C. Chipman, allow ance for son 3 mos. 666 J. II. Freeman, coffin for Jeff Phillips. 670 Mary Moore, allow "5 ance 3 mos. 671 Wm. Lovill, allowance 3 00 300 5 00 300 900 6 00 3 00 165 00 300 65 6 00 00 6 00 600 00 300 800 12 00 .3 9 9 1 6 3 3 mos. 672 James Danly, allow ance for Agnes Law son for 3 mos. 673 Silas Portis allowance 3 mos. 674 H. C. Holyfleld, allow ance for children 3 m. 075 J. S. Thompson, al lowance for Andy Thompson, 4 676 Mary Goins, allowance for child 3 mos. 677 Martha Snow, allow ance Hutson child 3 in. 679 Thomas Pleasants, al lowance 3 mos. 680 L. C. Snow, allowance 3 mos.- 681 Ben Snow, allowance 3 mos, 12 00 8 10 9 00 8 10 600 300 600 7 5o 3oo 3 oo 682 Willis Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 684 Lotha Caudle, allow ance 3 mos. 3 oo 4 5o 685 Jno. Jarvis. allowance for child 3 mos. 666 Allison Minish, allow ance 3 mos. Nancy Nichols, allow ance for child 3 mos. 8 oo 657 6 oo &S8 Demps Wood, allow ance PV child 6 mos N. H. Adams, coffin for 5 oo 669 Mahala Quinn, Lucinda Danly, tem porary allowance 3 m. Nancy Cundiff, taking care, of Dezems child, John White, burial 1 5o 691 3 oo 694 5 oo 695 clothes for Mahala Quinn, 696 Eli Williamson, allow ance 3 mos. 697 Malinda Marsh, allow 2 oo 3 oo ance 3 mos. T. D. Davis and wife, allowance 3 mos. -H. B. Wood, allowance 5 oo 699 7ol 11 oo for J. M. Butcher 3 mos. 7o4 Mary Humphries, al lowance 3 mos. 3 oo 3 x 9 oo too E. D. Freeman, allow ance 3 mos. for sister, Saliie White, allow ance 3 mos. Saliie Hicks, part of allowance 3 mos. Saliie Hicks, part of allowance 3 mos, Arrenia Donithan, al lowance 3 mos. Stephen Snow, allow 7o7 711 712 714 716 3 oo 3 8o 2 2o 3 oo ance for child 3 mos. 719 James Saweyers, al lowance for child 3 m. 729 Richard Gill and sis ter allowance 3 mos. 742 Fannie Tickle, allow ance 3 mos. 747 Stephen King, allow ance 3 mos. 749 Laue & Hauser, burial clothes for Tho. Snow, 750 Martin Ring, allow ance 2 mos. 751 Toliver Galyean, keep 3 oo 8 oo 0 oo 1 5o 8 oo 1 5o 2 oo ing Kicaard Morris 5 m Dr. K. Thompson. 15 oo ?52 medical service to R. Morris, N. J. Rcid, burial clothes for Mary Hura- Shries, r. J. Reid, burial clothes, Ac. for Thos. Davis, Aaron Marshal allow lo oo 1 lo 756 6 13 79 ance 3 mos. from June to September, 1895, A ,i-on Marshal, allow ance 3 mos. from Sep tember to Dec. 1895 N. J. Reid. goods fur nished Sanford G6e, a pauper. S W. A. T. Jcmes, allow- 12 oo 780 12 oo lol 3 97 499 ance 3 mos. 8 767 Samuel Galyean, for . lceepiDpr Betsy Smith. 6 789 W. P. Meares, tempo rary relief 1 mo. 1 793 Ellen Wiliiams tempo rary allowance 1 no. 1 794 Rachel Melton, tempo 1 50 U rary allowance o 93 Cbas. Tucker and wife allowance 1 mo. 2 793 James McCraw, allow ance to buy medicine, 1 82o L. A. Stanly, allow ance 'a mo. - 2 85o C. Van Eaton, allow ance 8 mos 6 851 H. Van Eaton, allow- ance 3 mos. 3 Total amount issued to outside poor, $1300 Exhibit showing the amount 00 County Orders issued by the Board o. County Commissioners of Surry County for expenses the County Home, including sup- Hies for the inmates, pay of stewards, conveying paupers, &c, from 1st Monday in Decem ber, 1894, to 1st Monday In De cember, 1895. 00 00 00 50 00 00 15 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 8 oo 16 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 4 37 . 71 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 7 oo 72 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 1 oo 82 Henry Snow, parf pay for keeping paupers, 18 oo 83 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 4 7o 84 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 1 75 85 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 55 lo6 Henry Snow, part pay ror Keeping paupers, 5 oo 127 N. J. Reid. goods fur nished County Homo, 2 55 15o H. Snow, part pay for keepinsr paupers. 18 33 153 I. L. Haynes, supplies furnished Co. Home. 7 oo 154 S. E, Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 76 16o N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Homo 64 169 Henry Snow, iart pay for Keeping paupers, 43 2o 51 16 17o Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 174 J. C. Cooper, bedquilts furnished Co Home, 5 oo 191 E. II. Wrcnn. provis ions furnished County Home, 18 45 195 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 5 1: 21o II. Snow, bedsteads, &c. furnished C. Home 4 75 279 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home. 6 33 287 E. II. Wrenn, supplies furnished Co. Home, 11 73 1 9o 288 H. Snow, lumber fur nished at Co. Home. 298 N. J. Reid, supplies frrnished Co. Home, oo 299 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 5 T. A. Jones, 55 gallons syrup furnished Coun ty Home, 4 8o 16 5o 34o S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at C. Home 41 3o 341 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at County Home, 16 oo 342 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at County Home. 344 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 5 85 346 E. H. Wrenn. supplies furnished Co. Home. - 22 37 349 Jno. Burchett, labor at County Home, 6 Co 353 A. R. Folger, supplies furnished Co. Home, 3 o5 855 Brady Norman, pair of shoes for Co. Home. 9o 864 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 8 7o 416 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 6 46 425 E. H. Wrer n, supplies furnished Co. Home. 33 39 465 N. J. Rcid, supplies fnrnished Co. Home. 6 28 466 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home. 2 43 471 Henry Snow, lumber used at Co. Home, 2 15 5oo Butner, Kapp & Co., supplies furnished Co; Home. 38 2o 5o4 J. A. Chipman, coffins for paupers. 4 25 526 J. C. Adams, convey ing James Brooks to County Home. 2 5o 581 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at C. Home 7 54 532 I. L. Haynes, 6oobun- , dies fodder, furnished ' . County Home, 6 oo 533 S. E. Gentry, peas fur furnished Co. Home, 1 9o 534 E. H. Wrenn, supplies furnished Co. Home, 35 o9 536 N. J Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 11 91 555 S. E. Gentry, part pay as Steward of poor., 9 6o oo mi f 1 1 Jj en 25 What is oo oo oo oo oo oo oo Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants" and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years' use by millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverlshness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving' healthy and natural sleep. Cns toria Is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. oo 86 of at Castoria. "Criteria is an excellent medidne for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." SB. O. C OSGOOD, Lowell, Mass. "Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day Is not Car distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Dr. J. F. Kincbelob, Conway, Ark. The Centaur Company, 77 556 S. E Gentry, peas fur nished Co. Home, 588 Andrews & King, sup plies furnished Coun ty Home, - 13 23 6o L. A. Martin, convey ing Bet Smith to Co. Home, fec. 6 75 594 Norman & Norman, paid for blacksmithing for County Home, 1 3o N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, lo 14 612 J. A. Park, supplies furnished Co. Home, 13 2o 645 Geo. Carver, convey ing Emma Hodge to County Home, 2 oo 662 E. H. Wrenn, supplies furnished Co. Home, 24 27 653 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward to poor, 6o oo 654 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward to poor, 5 oo 661 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 13 06 7o8 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home. 4 o2 7o9 S. E. Gentry, services as' Steward of poor, 5 67 713 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 9 12 718 Norman & Norman, supplies furnirhed Co. Home. 4 9o - T t n.jj 1 . furnished Co. Home, 1 36 758 E. H. WrenD, supplies ' furnished Co. Home. 17 52 759 Norman & Norman, supplies furnished Co. Home. lo 93 76o S. E. Gentry, services as Steward of C. Home 12 oo 761 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward of C. Home oo oo 764 J. C. Hollingsworth, fertilizer for C. Home, 12 to 87 R. T. Joyce, goods fur nished Co. Home, i yj 89 N. J. Reid, 5o bushels ca corn for Co. Home, 25 oo 791 E. H. Wrenn, goods - furnished Co. Home. 2o 66 792 S. E. Gentry. 12 bush els seed wheat furnish ed County Home, lo 2o 8oo Norman & Nor man. supplies furnished Co Home, 3 65 823 N. J. Reid, Supplies furnished Co. Home. 14 0o Total amount for expen s es at County Home, f 959 05 Exhibit showing the amount of Orders issued by the Board of County Commissioners of Surry County for medical service at Coun ty Home from ist Monday in De cember 1894 to 1 st Monday in De cember 1895. so J. R. Woltz, medical servit, at County Home , 00 135 J. R. Woltz, medical ELKIN life CO. HIGH GRADE COTTON YARNS, WARTS, TwniEs, cfimxfl cottons - &, ELKIfJ, n. c. Castoria. " Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me." H. A. Aftcass, If. D lit So. Oxford st, Brooklyn, N. T. "Ourphysidans in the children's depart, ment have spoken highly of. their experi ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among oar medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that tho merits of Castoria has won us to took with ' favor upon it." United Hospital AJfD DtBrarsAzr, Boston, Haas. Allen C Siotr, Ac. Murray Street, New York City. CAPE FEAR & YADKIN VALLET h'V JcHJf Qnx, Receiver. CON'DENSEDSCHED(JLE. In Effect Dec'r. 8th, 1899. SOBIH BOCTD. Ko. 2. Pally.' 5o Xsavs Wilmington Arrive 1'ayettoviHe Leave Fayettevilla Leave Fayetteviile Junction Leave Sanford , . . 7 S3 a. m. ...10 35 " . ...10 55 f ...10 57 ' ..12 15 p. m.' Leave CliiDax. .. . . a 25 Arrive Oreeosboro 2 66 Leave Greensboro 3 05 Leave 6:okesda!e 8 59 Arrive Walnut Cove 4 Si Leave Walnut Cove 138 Leave Rural Hall 617 Arrive ML Airy 6 45 60U1H BOCPD. Ko. I. Daily..' Leave Mt, Airy. ... 9 35 a. m. Leave Rural Hall U 05 " , Arrive Walnut Cove 1185 " ; Leave Walnut Cove 1145 " ; Leave Btokesdale ....12 12 p. m.' Arrive Greensboro 12 58 " , Leave Grennsboro 103 Leave Climax 133 Leave Sanlord ' 819 Arrive Fayetteviile Junction .... 4 0 Arrive Fayetteviile 4 33 Leave Fayetteviile 4 43 Arrive Wilmington . . . .- , . 7 55 soaia bocsd. No. 4. Dally.! 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