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VOL.IY. WALTE& 8. SELL, Editor.
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County Exhibit.
Exhibit showing the amount of
Orders issued by the Board of
Ciunty Commissioners of Surry
County to outside Poor from 1st
Monday in December, 1894 to 1st
Monday in December, 1895:
3 Sarah Parsons, tem
porary relief, S 3 00
4 Hcnrv Goins, allow
ance for child 3 mos., 6 00
8 Lucy Gill, allowance
3 mos. 3 00
14 Andy Thompson, al
lowance 3 mos. 8 10
15 Demps Wood, allow
ance for child 3 mos. 5 00
16 Adaline Wall, burial
- expenses of Crawford
Wall. . 4 00
19 Silas Port is, allowance .
3 mos. 8 10
21 Rachel Melton, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 00
23 John Jatvis. allowance
for child 3 mos. 6 00
24 Mary Moore, allow
ance 3 mos. - 4 50
25 James Sawyers, allow
ance for child 3 mos. 8 00
28 Henry Wood, allow
ance for Masten'Bro-
ther 3 mos. 3 00
29 Frances Butcher, tem
porary relief 1 mo. 1 00
30 father Caudle, tempo-
' rary relief 3 mos. 3 00
31 George Butcher, al
lowance for child 3 mos 3 00
32 Jas. D. Draughan, al
lowance forchild 3 mos 4 50
33 Sally Hicks, allowance
3 mos. 6 00
34 Wm. Lovell, allowance
1 mo. 1 00
35 Ann Hall, allowance 3
mos. 3 00
. 36 Nancy Butcher, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 00
37 James Dunly, allow
ance for Agnes Law
son 3 mos. 12 00
88 TyieRiggan, tempora
ry relief 3 mos. 5 00
39 Lydia Davis for keep
ing Sanford Coe 1 00
40 T. D. Davis and wife,
allowance 8 mos. 11 00
41 Lewis Bledsoe, allow
ance 3 mos. 9 00
42 Sally White, allowance
3 mos. 3 00
43 Willis Marsh, allow
ance 3 mos. 8 00
. 44 Stephen Snow, allow
ance for child 3 mos. 3 00
45 Agitrx Golding, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 00
46 Ellen Wiltey, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 00
47 E. D. Freeman, allow
ance for sister 3 mos. 9 00
51 Mahala Quinn, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 00
52 Tip Hauser, keeping
Lindy Holbrooks. 3 00
53 T. C. Chipman, allow
ance for Jesse Chipman
3 mos. 9 00
54 W. M. Cundiff burial
expenses of Jarritt
Revis. 4 00
55 L. C. Snow, allowance
3 mos. 5 00
56 Martha Snow, allow
ance for Hutson child '
3 mos. - 3 00
63 J. M. York, coffin for
r old man Laws. 1 50
64 H. Laffoon, allowance
for child 3 mos. 9 00
65 A. R. & R, G. Folger
burial clothes for Din-
son Poindexter. 2 50
67 J. J. Lundy Tempor
ary Relief 3 mo6. 3 00
68 Matilda Blevins, Tem
porary Relief 3 mos. 3 00
69 Eli Williamson, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 00
70 Mahulda Marsh, allow
ance 8 mos. " 5 00
77 Fannie Tickle, allow -
. ance 3 mos. 3.00
78 Wm; Lovill. allowance
b 3 mos. 3 00
88 Mrs. Lafayette Col
j lins, allowance for
j children 3 mos. 9 00
I 90 Arrinia Donathan, al
!. lowance 3 mos. 3 00
j H Tb os. Pleasants, allow-
ancs 3 mos. 6 00
107 Irina Walker, allow
ance for child 8 mos. 12 00
123 Green & Gray, burial
expenses of Mary Mar
shall, 4 00
124 W. P. Nixon coffin for
Enoch Bates. 1 50
J 8 Nancy Nichols, allow
ance for child 8 mos. 6 00
129 John Sprinkle allow
ance 3 mos. 8 00
ISO Nancy Sprinkle, al- .
lowance 3 mos. 3 00
131 Ben Snow, allowance
3 mos - 3 00
132 J. H. Furman, coffin
for Reuben Golding 1 50
134 Racbel Crane, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 00
130 Allison Miuish, allow
ance 3 mos. 8 CO
130 Butnsr, Eapp &- Co.,
Inwial dollies for E.
. ii.a-?. - 1 02
140 H. C IJ!vtU. allow
J t'U
3 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
.'! 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
12 00
50
1 50
8 00
3 00
3 00
9 00
3 00
5 00
3 00
3 00
9 00
8 10
166
167
168
189
190
206
211
225
232
233
235
236
237
238
239
310
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
263
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
280
281
282
284
284
290
291
282
302
307
316
327
331
OA
345
850
C. Van Eaton, allow
ance 3 mos.
Rebacca Jones, allow
ance 3 mos.
H. Van Eaton, allow
ance 3 mos.
E. B. Sparger, burial
expenses of Ed Whit
lock. George Stewart, tem
porary relief 3 mos.
Aaron Marshall, allow
ance 3 mos.
J. Cooper, conveying
Sant Coe to Co. home.
Dan'l Wood, tempora
ry allowance,
Allison Minish, allow
ance 3 mos.
Willis Marsh, allow
ance 3 mos.
Sallie White, allow
ance 3 mos.
Lewis Bledso, allow
anr.e 3 mos.'
Eli Williamson, allow
ance 3 mos. '
Malinda Marsh, allow
ance 3 id os.
G. W. Butcher, allow
ance for chad 3 mos.
Steven Snow, allow
ance for child 3 mos.
H: C. Holyiield, allow
ance 3 mos for children
Silas Portis allowance
3 mos. for children.
James Dunley, allow
ance for Anges Law
son 3 mos.
Jame.s Sawyers allow
ance child 3 mos.
Lucy Gill allowance 3
mos.
Rachel Creed allow
ance 3 ,-nos.
II. Laffoon allowance
for child 3 mos.
John Sprinkle allow
ance 3 mos.
Nancy Nichols allow
ance for child 3 mos.
Ben Snow allowance 3
months.
Nancey Sprikle allow
ance 3 months.
T. C. Chipman allow
ance for son 3 months
Mahala Quinn allow
ance 3 months.
H. B. Wood allowance
for J. M. Butcher 3 mos
Rhoda Collins allow
ance 3 mos.
John Jarvis allowance
for child 3 months
Rachel Melton allow
ance for child 3 mos.
Mary Goins allowance
for child 3 mouths.
J. S. Thompson allow
ance for Andy Thomp
son 3 months.
Martin Ring allowance
3 months. .
Thos. Guymans allow
ance 3 months ; .'
T. D. Davis allowance
3 months.
William Lovill allow
ance 3 months.
Chas. Tucker allow
ance 3 mos.
Thomas Pleasant al
lowance 3 mos.
Francis Bartley allow
ance 3 mos.
J. J. Lundy allowance
for suit of clothes
Sallie Hicks allowance
3 months.
Irena Walker, allow
ance for child 3 mos.
Dempsy Wood, allow
ance for child 3 mos.
E. D. Freeman, allow
ance for sister 3 mos.
Louisana Callahan, al-,
lowance 3 mos.
L. A. Stanly, tempo
rary allowance 1 mo.
L. C. Snow, allowance
3 inos.
Martha Snow, allow
ance for Hutson child
3 mos.
C. Van Eaton, allow
ahce"3 mos.
Rebecca Jones, allow
ance 3 mos.
II. Van Eaton, allow
ance 3 mos.
Fannie Tickle, allow
ance 3 mos.
Mary Moore, allow
ance 3 mos.
JD. Draughn. allow
ance for child 3 mos.
12 00
8 00
3 00
3 00
9 00
8 00
6 00
3 00
3 00
9 00
3 00
3 00
300
4 50
3 00
6 00
8 10
6 00
3 00
11 00
300
1 00
6 00
1 00
5 00
6 00
12 00
5 00
9 00
3 00
2 00
7 50
300
6 00
6 00
3 00
1 50
6 00
4 50
12 00
3 00
3 00
1 00
Aaron Marshall, allow
ance 3 mos.
Arrenia Donithan al
lowance 3 mos.
David McOrary tempo
rary allowance 3 mos.
Chas Tucker tempo
rary allowance 3 inos.
M ati!fsTtl!Vin Um PC-
ance ror cnnaren mos
156 Sarah A. Cockcrhhtn,
temporary allowance
for children 3 mos.
157 Kirby Love, tempora
ry allowance 3 mos,
159 Nancy Lanier, allow
ance 3 mos.
161 Stephen King, allow
ance 3 mos.
102 Rebecca Hall, tempo
rary allowance 3 mos.
IGo Rachel Garrett, allow
ance 3 mos.
I'-wa'uv mos.
Linior tempo
8 00
3 00
3 00
5 00
2 50
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 85
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
5 00.
6 00
3 00
6 00
12 00
3 00
0 90
8 00
3 00
6 00
8 10
8 00
9 00
6 00
8 00
2 98
4 52
'3 00
3 00
3 00
3.00
3 00
1 50
3 00
3 00
2 99
9 00
3 00
9 00
3 00
300
11 00
4 50
12 00
8 10
5 00
6 00
9 00
8 00
8 00
3 00
500
300
1 50
4 50
1 70
1 50
3 00
8 00
6 00
3 00
351
rary ttUov unco 6 mos.
ijji Jatncvs McOran allow
ance to purchase medi
cine. 361 Sherman Bundy keep
nig Joe Venable.
366 E." Bnllin conveying
Eliza Hall to Co. Home
389 Stephen King allow
ance 3 mos.
401 Lucinda Danley tern
porary nllowanceSrao.
402 Ellea Williams tempo
rary allowance 3 mos.
403 Rebecca Goins tempo,
rary allowance 3 mos.
401 Lotha Caudle tempo
rary allowance 3 mos.
407 R. "C. Hamby Burial
&c of Rachel Garrett.
412 Roda Collins, tempora
ry allowance 3 mos.
414 Sallie Ball, temporary
allowance 3 mos.
415 Bettie West, tempora
relief 3 mos.
417 Sant Bartley. tempo-
. rary allowance, 3 mos.
41 Kirby Lowe, tempora
ry allowance, 8 mos.
120 Mrs. John Galyean
caring for Matilda
Creed while sick,
421 L. A. Stanly, allow
ance 3 mos.
124 Bettie West, tempora
ry allowance 3 mos. -
424 Chas. Tucker and wife
allowance 3 mos.
476 Irena Walker, allow
ance for child 3 mos.
477 Willis Marsh, allow
ance 3 mos.
478 Mary Goines, allow
ance for child 3 mos.
479 Eli Williamson, allow
ance 3 mos.
480 Stephen Snow, allow
ance for child 3 mos.
481 Mary Moore, allow
ance 3 mos.
482 Silas Portis, allowance
3 mos.
483 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 child 3 mos.
487 Allison Minish, allow
ance 3 mos.
488 L. C. Snow, allowance
3 mos. -
489 L. C. Snow, allowance
.3 mos.
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 3 mos.
495 Mary Humphries, tem
porary allowance 3
mos.
496 E. C. Shelton, coffin
for Sallie Johnsen
497 Rachel Melton, tem
porary allowance 3 m.
498 Sallie. White, allow
ance 3 mos.
501 Thos. Bledsoe, burial
of Lewis Bledsoe
502 II. C. Holyfield. allow
ance for children 3 m.
503 William Lovill, allow-
ance 3 mos,
505 H. Laffoon, allowance
for child 8 mos. .
506 Rachel Creed, allow
ance 3 mos.
507 H. B. Wood, allow
ance 3 mos. for J. M.
Butcher .
509 T. D. Davis and wife
allowance 3 mos.
513 Jno. Jarvis, allowance
for child 3 mos.
514 James Danley, allow
ance 3 mos. for Agnes
Lawson,
515 J. S. Thompson, allow
. ance 3 mos. for Andy
. Thompson,
516 Dempsey Wood, allow
ance 3 mos for child
517 Sallie Hicks, allow
anvj 8 mos.
519 E. D. Freeman, allow
ance 3 mos. for sister
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 H. F. Comer, coffin for
Burrel Grogan,
537 Jas. D. Draughn, al-
lowance for child 3 m.
538 N. J. Reid, burial
clothes for Burrel Gro
gan, 639 Fannie Tickle, allow
ance 3 mos.
543 George Stewart, al
lowance 8 mos.
546 Stephen King, allow
ance 3 mos.
552 C. Van Eaton, allow
ance 3 mos.
553 H. Van Eaton, allow
ance 3 mos.
554 W. W. Lowry, coffin
rary
Nunc
and burial clojUies for
Geo. Johnson,
Rachel Roach, tempo
rary allowance 3 mos.
Oliver Stanley, keep
irg Polly Strange 1 m.
Ana Hall, temporary
allowance 3 mos.
A. W. Hutchins, coffin
for Lewis Bledsoe
W. P. Dobsou & Co.,'
supplies for Lewis
Bledsoe,
Richard Gill and sister
allowance 3 mos.
Louisa Callahan, al
lowance 3 mos.
J. A. Park, goods for
Eliza Jones, a' pauper,
Ellen Williams, allow
ance 3 mos.
L. A. Staule.v", allow
ance 3 mos.
Chas. Tucker and wife
allowance 3 mos,
Thomas Pleasants, al
lowance 3 mos.
James McCraw, allow
ance 3 mos.
John Sprinkle, allow
ance 3 mos.
Irena Walker, allow
ance for son 3 mos.
Geo. W. Butcher, al
lowance for child 3 m.
II. Laft'oon, allowance
for child 3 inos.
T. C. Chipman, allow
ance for son 3 mos.
J." II. Freeman, coffin
for Joif Phillips,
300
3 00
5 00
3 00
150
9 00
6 00
3 00
165
8 00
r
6 00
6 00
6 00
3 00
8 00
12 00
3 00
9 00
9 00
1 50
0 00
3 00
569
600
602
601
605
607
608
610
634
635
637
640
644
663
664
665
m
067
663 670.
'5
671
672
678
674
675
676
677
679
680
681
682
684
685
686
687
688
689
691
691
695
696
697
699
7ol
7o4
7o5
7o7
711
712
714
716
719
729
742
747
749
75o
751
752
755
Mary Moore, allow
ance 3 mos.
Wm. Lovill, allowance
3 mos.
James Danly, allow
ance for Agnes Law
son for 3 mos. 12 00
Silas Portis, allowance
3 mos. . 8 10
H. C. Holyfield, allow
ance for children 3 m. 9 00
J. S. Thompson, al
lowance for Andy
Thompson, , 8 10
Mary Goins, allowance
for child 3 mos. 6 00
Martha Snow, allow
ance Hutson child 8 m. 3 00
Thomas Pleasants, al
lowance 3 mos. 6 00
L. C. Snow, allowance
3 mos. 7 5o
Ben Snow, allowance
3 mos, 3 oo
Willis Marsh, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 oo
Lotha Caudle, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 oo
Jno. Jarvis, allowance
for child 3 mos. 4 5o
Allison Minish, allow
ance 3 mos. 8 oo
Nancy Nichols, allow
ance for child 3 mo3. 6 oo
Demps Wood, allow
ance for child 3 mos 5 oo
N. II. Adams, coffin for
Mahala Quinn, 1 5o
Lucinda Danly, tem
porary allowance 3 m. 3 oo
Nancy Cundiff, taking
care of Dezems child, 5 oo
John White, burial
clothes for Mahala
Quinn, 2 oo
Eli Williamson, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 oo
Malinda Marsh, allow
ance 3 mos. - 5 oo
T. D. Davis and wife,
allowance 3 mos. 11 oo ,
H- B. Wood, allowance
for J. M. Butcher 3
mos. 3 oo
Mary Humphries, al
lowance 3 mos. 3
E. D. Freeman, allow
ance 3 mos. for sister, 9 oo
Sallie White, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 oo
Sallie Hicks, part of
allowance 3 mos. 3 8o
Sallie Hicks, part of
allowance 3 mos. 2 2o
Arrenia Donithan, al
lowance 3 mos. 3 oo
Stephen Snow, allow
ance for child 3 mos. 9 oo
James Saweyers, al
lowance for child 3 ta. 8 oo
Richard Gill and sis
ter allowance 3 mos. 6 oo
Fannie Tickle, allow
ance 3 mos. 1 5o
Stephen King, allow
ance 3 mos. 3 oo
Lane & Hauser, burial
clothes for Tho. Snow, 1 5o
Martin Ring, allow
ance 2 mos. 2 oo
Toliver Galyean, keep
ing Richard Morris 5 m 15 oo
Dr. K. Thompson,
medical service to R.
Morris. lo oo
N. J. Reid, burial '
clothes for Mary Hum
phries, 1 lo
N. J. Reid, burial
clothes, &c. for Thos.
Davis, 6 13
Aaron Marshal allow
ance 3 mos. from June
to September, 1895, 12 oo
Aaron Marshal, allow
ance 3 mos. from Sep
tember to Dec. 1595, 12 oof
N. J. Reid. goods furr.-"""
nisbed Sanford Coe.fa
pauper. 8 97
W. A. T. Jones.. allow-'
756
779
780
1,1
499
ance 3 mos. 8 oo
787 Samuel Galyean, for
keeping Betsy Smith. 6 25
789 W. P. Meares, tempo
rary relie'i 1 mo. 1 oo
793 Ellen Wiliiams tempo
rary allowance 1 mo. 1 oo
794 Rachel Melton, tempo
rary allowance . 3 oo
795 Chas. Tucker and wife
allowance 1 mo. 2 oo
796 James McCraw. allow
ance to buy medicine, 1 oo
82o L, A. Stanly, allow
ance 1 mo. 2 oo
850 C. Van Eaton, allow
ance 3 mos 6 oo
851 H. Van Eaton, allow-
ance 8 mos. 3 oo
Total amount issued to
outside poor, , $1300 86
Exhibit showing the amount of
County Orders issued by the
Board o.' County Commissioners
of Surry County for expenses at
t he County Home, including sup
plies for the inm lies, pay of
Stewards, conveying paupers,
&c, from 1st Monday in Decem
ber, 1894, to 1st Monday in De
cember, 1895.
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, part 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 pauper.?, 55
lo6 Henry Snow, part pay
- for keeping paupers, 5 oo
127 N. J. Reid, goods fur
nished County Home, 2 55
lBo H. Snow, part pay for
keeping paupers. 18 33
153 I. L. Haynes, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 7 oo
154 S. E, Gentry, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 76 oo
IGo N. J. Reid. supplies
furnished Co. Home 7.64
109 Henry Snow, part pay
for Keeping paupers, 43 2o
17o Henry Snow, part paj'
for keeping paupers, 51 16
174 J. C. Cooper, bedquilts
famished Co Home, 5 oo
191 E. H. Wrenn, provis
ions furnished County
Hnme, 18 45
195 S. E. Gentry, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 5 12
21o H. Snow, bedsteads,
&c. furnished C. Home 4 75
279 S. E. Gentry, supplies
furnished Co. Home!, 6 33
287 E. H. Wrenn, supplies ,
furnished Co. Home, 'll 73
288 H. Snow, lumber fur
nished at Co. Home, 1 9o
298 N. J. Reid, supplies
frrnished Co. Home, 2 oo
299 N. J. Reid, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 4 8o
826 T. A. Jones, 55 gallons
syrup furnished Coun
ty Home, 16 5o
340 S. E. Gentry, services
as Steward at C. Home 41 3o
341 S. E. Gentry, services
as Sttward at County
Home, 16 oo
342 S. E. Gentry, services
as Steward at County
Home. 5 2o
844 S. E. Gentry, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 5 85
846 E. H. Wrenn. supplies
furnished Co. Home, 22 37
349 Jno. Burchett, labor at
County Home, 6 6o
853 A. R. Folger, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 8 o5
355 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. Wrenn, supplies
furnished Go. Home. 83 39
465 N. J. Reid, supplies
fnrnished Co. Home, 6 28
466 N. J. Reid, supplies
. furnished Co. Home, 2 43
471 Henry Snow, lumber
used at Co. Homp, 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
531 S. E. Gentry, services
as Steward at C. Home 7 54
632 I. L. Haynes, 6oo bun
dles fodder furnished
County Home, 6 oo
533 S. E. Gentry, peas fur
furnished Co. Home, 1 9o
534 E. II. Wrenn, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 35 o9
586 N. J Reid, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 11, 91
C55 S. E. Gentry part pay
as Steward of poor. 9 8o
What is
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Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomacli
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Ceitorii Is an excellent tuedldne for chil
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Dr. G. C. Osgood,
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
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DR. J. F. Kjncheloe,
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Tho Centaur Company, 77
556 S.E Gentry, peas fur
nished Co. Home, 5o
588 Andrews & King, sup
plies furnished Coun
ty Home, 18 23
56o L. A. Martia, convey
ing Bet Smith to Co.
Home, &o. 6 75
594 Norman & Norman,
paid for blacksmithing
for County Home, 1 So
598 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
708 S. E. Gentry, supplies
furnished Co. Home. 4 o2
709 S. E. Gentry, services
as Steward of poor, 5 67
713 N. J. Reid, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 9 12
718 Norman & Norman,
supplies f urniihed Co.
Home. 4 9o
757 N. J. Reid, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 1 36
758 E. H. WrenD, supplies
furnished Co. Home, 17 .52
759 Norman & Norman,
supplies furnished Co.
Home, lo 93
760 S. E. Gentry, services
as Steward of C. Home 12 oo
761 S. E. Gentry, services
as Steward of C. Home 3o oo
764 J. C. Hollingsworth,
fertilizer for O. Home, 12 75
87 R. T. Joyce, goods fur
nished Co. Home, 1 95
89 N. J. Reid, 5o bushels
a corn for Co. Home, 25 oo
791 E. H. Wrenn, goods '
furnished Co. Home. 25 66
792 S. E. Gentry. 12 bush
els seed wheat furnish
ed County Home, lo 2o
8oo Norman & Norman,
supplies furnished Co.
Home, 3 85
823 N. J. .Reid, Supplies
furnished Co. Home. 14 03
Total amountfor expens
es at County Home,
?9r9 06
Exhibit showing the amount of
-Orders issued by the. Dcwrd of
County Commissioners of Surry
County for medical service at Coun
ty Home from ist Monday in De
cember 1894 to ist Monday iu De cember
1895.
50 J. R. Woltz, medical
servic at County Home 5 00
135 J. R. Woltz, medical
ELKIN Mfg, CO.
HIGH GRADE COTTON TARNS, WARPS,
TWIHES, KNITTING COTTONS, .
40.,
ELK.fl, rj.c.
Castoria.
" Castoria is so well adapted to ChUdrtn thai
I recommend it as superior to any prescriptkm
known to me."
H. A. AacBBK, M. D.,
in So. Oxiord St., Brooklyn, K. Y.
" Our physicians 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 on
medical supplies what is known as tegular
products, yet we are free to confess that tb
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
United Hospital and Vteewwxt,
Boston, Mass.
Allen C Smith, Pret.
Murray Straet, Now York City.
CAPE FEAR ft TADKtt VALLEY RT.:
Job: Giti, Receiver.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE. j
' In Effect Dec'r.Sth.lSaB.
SOUTH EOUND.
Ko. 2. Daily.
.Leave Wilmington 7 25 a. mr
I Arrive FayettevUla 10 3a ' .
Leave FayetteviJle 1U 55 ' (
Leave I'ayettoviile Junction 10 57 j
Leave Sanford 12 19 p. p.
leave Climax....: 2 '-'5 "
Arrive Gr&erisboro 2 58 ;
LeaveGreonsbr.ro 3 "5 ' j
Leave Stokesdule 3 69
Arrive Walnut Cov. ; . . .. 31
Leavo Walnut Cove...; 4 38
Leave Rural Hall , 517
Arrive Mt. Airy.... 6 45
SOUTH SOUND.
No. 1. Dally.
Leave Mt. Airy 9 85 a. m.
Leave Rural Hall ...... i 11 05 "
Arrive Walnut Cove 1135 " j
Leavo Walnut Cove 1 1 43
Leave Stokesdale 12 12 P .
Arrive Greensboro , .12 58
Leave Greensboro 1 03
Leavo Climax 1 33 ;
Ler.ve Saniord 3 19 j
Arrive Fayettevlllo Junction i 80
Arrive Fayetteville 1 33 " j
Leave Fayetteville 4 45 j
Arrive Wilmington . . . .' 7 65 ' !
soma bouhd.
Ko. 4.. Daily.
;.. 8 25 a. in.
Leave Bennettsvllle
Arrive Maxton
9 23 "
Leave Maxton....T . 929
Leave Red Serines 9 55
Leave Lumber Bridge 10 12 "
Leave Hope Mills -....10 35
Arrive Fayettevillo 10 53 1
SOUTH BCdND,
No. 3. Dally.
Leave Fayetteville 4 38 p. m.
Leave Hope Mills 4 68 '
Leave Lumber Bridge 5 20 "
Leave Red Springs 0 42 '.
Arrive Maxton 6 12 '
Leave Maxton . 613
Arrive Bennettsville 7 20
JTOBTU BOUND.
(Daily Except Sunday.)
No. 18, Mixed.
Leave Rnrnseur C 45 a. m.
Lenve Climax 8 3? "
Arrive Greensboro 9 0
Xjtave (ireeutiooro 9 33 "
Leave Stokesdale 10 tO ''
Arrive Madison 11 50 " '
SOUTH EOUSP.
(Daily Except rjuadny.')
No. 15, Misel
Leave Madison 12 25 p.m.
Leave Stokesdale..... '.183 "
Arrive Greensboro . 2 83 "
Leave Greensboro 3 10 "
Leave Climax 3 65 ' ;
Arrive Ramscur S.M
KOBTH BOUND CONNECTIONS : ,
at Fayetteville with' Atlantic Coast Line for
all po'in!3 North and Last,- at ijiuford w.lh
ithe Seaboard Air Liue, at Grv taboro with,
.the Southern Hallway Company., at Walnut
Cove with the Noriolk & Wiwtei't Railroad
for Winston-Salem.
SOUTHBOUND CONNECTIONS
at Walnut Covswiih the Noiloik A Western
Railroad for Roain.-:e and points north and
wcot, at Greeuir.- with the fjouthern Rail
way Co'mpany for Kuleiph. Ricbmosid and
a'l points north and east tit I'Byeltevilia
with the Atlantis C vast I'ne for all points
South; at Maxton ni!h the E -aboard Air Lire
for Charlotte, Atlaniu and nil point south
and southwest. W. K. liVLF,
J. W. FRY, Oen'l i'tss. ASn.
Gea'l Manager. '
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CHARLOTTE, K. O
The Bners Foasrnt by Searchlight..
A dispatch from Cape Town, South Africa,
nays thar, aftor nichtfjill on the day of tho
battle between Dr. Jameson and his followers
and th B isrs, the lattr usad serchliiriitf--,
themselves remaining under cover, and ri'
lyinc upon their sharpshooters to pick oil
Jaraoson's men.