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(7o?n crctal J?ri n ting - Lfcttor Head, Bill ' Heads,--Note Heads, Statements, TtiKinpRH flnrrlfl. Invalorins. j .r i It TAia 10 Giv $ THE PEOPLE fl an invitation to tra&o with you. eto.. Hi Tho best way to invito thorn is to ad vortise io -Exeouted Neatly end Promptly. Ki TT77 TIMES. a n V9 RUSBAUD & ROTH, Publishers- . NO. 15. ELKIN, N. 0., THURSDAY. JANUARY 23, 1896. VOL. IV. WALTER S. SELL, Editor, 111 IPlliill 1 f ! "Hi U ? Li I X UV' County Exhibit. Exhibit showing the amount of Orders issued by the Board of County Commissioners of Surry County to outside Poor from 1st Monday in December, 1894 to 1st Monday in December, 1895: 3 barah Parsons, tem porary relief, $ 3 00 4 flenrv Goins, allow ance for child 3 mos., 6 00 8 Lucy Gill, allowance 3 mos. 3 Op 14 Andy Thompson, al- lowance 3 mos. 8 10 19 Demps Wood, allow ance for child 3 mos. 5 00 16 Adalino Wall, burial expenses of Crawford Wall. 4 00 19 Silas Portis, allowance 3 mos. .- 8 10 21 Rachel Melton, allow- -ance 3 mos. 3 00 23 John Jarvis, 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, tern- - Eorary relief 1 mo. 1 00 lUther Caudle, tempo- -rary relief 3 mos. 3 00 31 Geo;ge Butcher, al lowance for child 3 mos 3 00 32 Jas. D. Draughan, al lowance for child 3 mos 4 50 33 Sally Hicks, allowance 3 mos. 6 00 34 Wm. Lo veil, allowance -lmo. 100 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 38 TyreRiggan, tempora ry relief 3 mos. 5 00 39 Lydia Davis for keep ing Sanford Coe 1 00 T. D. Davis and wife, allowan'y) 3 mos. 11 00 Lewis Medsoe, allow ance ? nos. 9 00 40 41 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 Agim Golding, allow ance 3 mos. 1 3 00 46 Ellen Willey, allow ance 3 mos. 3 )0 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 forJesse Chipman 3 mos. 9 00 51 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 t 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 8 mos. 8 00 68 Matilda BlevSns, Tem porary Relief 3 mos. 3 00 69 Eli Williamson, allow ance 8 mos. 3 00 70 Mahulda Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 5 00 u annie juckip, allow ance 3 mos. 3.00 78 Wm. Lovill, allowance 3 mos. 3 00 88 Mrs. Lafayette Col lins, allowance for children 3 mos. 9 00 90 Arrinia Donathan. al- i lowance 3 mos. 3 00 . 94 Tb 08. Pleasants, alldw ' ance 3 mos. - 6 00 107 Irina Walker, allow ance for child 3 mos. 12 00 323 Green & Gray, burial . expenses of MaryMar- ' shall, 4 00 124 W. P. Nixon coffin for Enoch Bates. 1 50 128 Nancy Nichols, allow ance for child 8 mos. . 6 00 129 John Sprinkle allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 130 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 Rachel Crane, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 136 Allison Minish, allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 139 Butner. Kapp & Co., initial clothes for E. Bates, 1 92 140 II. V. Ilulvlield. allow- ance ror enraren a mos 156 Sarah A. Cockcrham, temporary allowance for children 3 mos. 157 Kirby Love, tempora ry allowance 3 mos, 158 Nancy Lanier, allow ance 3 mors. 161 Stephen King, allow ance 3 rnos. 162 Rebecca Hall, tempo rary allowance 3 mos. 1G5 Rachel Garrett, allow ance 3 mos. 166 C. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. 167 Rebacca Jones, allow ance 3 mos. 168 II. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. . 189 E. B. Sparger, burial expenses of Ed Whit lock. 190 George Stewart, tem porary relief 3 rnos. 206 Aaron Marshall, allow ance 3 mos. 211 J. Cooper, conveying Sant Coe to Co. home, 225 Dan'l Wood, tempora ry allowance, 232 Allison Minish, allow ance 3 mos. 233 Willis Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 235 Sallie White, " allow ance 3 mos. , 236 Lewis Bledso, allow ane 3 mos. 2S7 Eli Williamson, allow ance 3 mos. 238 Malinda Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. . 239 G. W. Butcher, allow ance for child 3 mos. 240 Steven Snow, allow ance for child 3 moi, 246 II. C. Holyfield. allow ance 3 mos for children 247 Silas Portis allowance 3 mos. for children. 248 James Dunley, allow ance for Anges Law son 3 mos. 249 James Sawyers allow ance child 3 mos. 250 Lucy GUI allowance 3 mos., 251 Rachel Creed allow ance 3 mos. 252 H. Laffoon allowance for child 3 mos. 254 John Sprinkle allow ance 3 mos. 255 Nancy Nichols allow ance for child 3 mos. 256 Ben Snow allowance 3 months. 257 Naucey Sprikle allow ance 3 months. 258 T. C. Chipman allow -ance for son 3 months 259 Mahala Quinn allow ance 3 months. 260 H. B. Wood allowance for J.M. Butcher 3 mos 261 Rhoda Collins allow j ance 3 mos. 262 John Jarvis allowance for child 3 months 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. 268 Martin Ring allowance 3 months. 269 Thos. Guymans allow ance 3 months 270 T. D. Davis allowance 3 months. 271 William Lovill allow ance 3 months. 272 Chas. Tucker allow ance 3 mos. 273 Thomas Pleasant al lowance 3 mos. 274 Francis Bartley allow ance 3 mos. 275 J. J. Lundy allowance for suit of clothes 276 Sallie Hicks allowance 3 months. 277 Irena Walker, allow ance for child 3 mos. 278 Dempsy Wood, allow ance for child 3 mos. 280 E. D. Freeman, allow ance for sister. 3 mos. 281 Louisana Callahan, al lowance 3 mos. 282 L. A. y Stanly, tempo rary allowance 1 mo. 284 L. C. Snow, allowance 3 mos 284 Martha Snow, allow ance for Hutson child 3 mos. 290 C. Van Eaton, allow-' ance 3 mos. 291 Rebecca Jones, allow anco 3 mos. 282 n. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. 302 Fannie Tickle, allow ance 3 mos..- 307 Mary Moore, allow-' ance 3 mos. 316 J. D. Draughn. 'allow ance for child 3 mos. 327 Aaron Marshall.allow auce 3 mos. 334 Arrenia Donithan al . lowance 3 mos. 39 David McCrary tempo rary allowance 3 mos. 345 Chas Tucker tempo rary allo wance 3 mos. !)." iMatiiriaKlovins lempo- j w 3 00 3 00 6 00 3 00 3 00 0 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 12 00 8 00 3 00 3 00 9 00 8 00 6 00 3 00 3 00 9 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 4 50 300 6 00 810 600 3 00 1100 3 00 100 6 00 100 5 00 6 00 12 00 5 00 9 00 300 2 00 7 50 800 6 00 6 00 3 00 1 50 '600 4 50 12 00' '300 '3 00 1 00 rary allowance 0 mos. 3 00 351 Nancy L'lnicr tempo- . rs.iy allorauco 3 mos. 3 00 331 James M'cCran allow ance to purchase medi cine. - 3 00 301 Sherman Bundy keep lug Joe Venable. 5 00 306 E. Bullin conveying Eliza Hall to Co. Home 2 50 389 Stephen . King allow - ance 3 mos. 3 00 401 Lucinda Danley tern porary allowanceSmo. 3 00 402 'Ellen Williams tempo rary allowance 3 mos. 3 00 403 Rebecca Goins tempo. rary allowance 3 mos. 3 00 401 Lotha Caudle tempo rary allowance 3 mos. 3 00 "407 R. C. Hamby Burial &c of Rachel Garrett. 3 85 412 Roda Collins, tempora ry allowance 3 mos. 3 00 414 Sallie Ball, temporary allowance 3 mos. 3 00 415 Bettie West, tempora relief 3 mos. 3 00 417 Sant Bartley. tempo rary allowance, 3 mos. 3 00 418 Kirby Lowe, tempora ry allowance, 3 mos. 3 00 420 Mrs. John Galyean. . caring for Matilda Creed while sick, 5 00 421 L. A. Stanly, allow ance 3 mos. 6' 00 424 Bettie West, tempora ry allowance 3 mosi 3 00 424 Chas. Tucker and wife allowance 3 mos. 6 00 476 Irena Walker, allow ance for child 3 mos. 12 00 477 Willis Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 478 Mary Goines, allow ance for child 3 mos. 6 90 479 Eli Williamson, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 480 Stephen Snow, allow ance for child 3 mos. 3 00 481 Mary Moore, allow ance 3 mos. ' 6 00 482 Silas Portis, allowance 3 mos. 8 10 483 G. W. Butcher, allow ance for child 3 mos. 3 00 484 T. C. Chipman, allow ance for son, 3 mos. 9 00 485 Nancy Nichols, allow ance for child 3 mos. 6 00 487 Allison Minish, allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 488 L. C. Snow, allowance y 3 mos. 2 98 489 L. C. Snow, allowance 3 mos. 4 52 490 Arrenia Douithan, al lowance 3 mos. 3 00 491 Mahala Quinn, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 492 Jane White, tempora ry allowance 3 mos. 3 0Q 494 Lucy A. Gwyn, tempo--rary allowance 3 mos. 3 00 495 Mary Humphries, tem porary allowance 3 mos. 3 00 496 E. C Shelton, coffin for Sallie Johnsen 1 50 497 Rachel Melton, tem per avy allowance 3 m. 3 00 498 Sallie White, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 501 Thos. Bledsoe, burial of Lewis Bledsoe 2 99 502 H. C. Holyfield, allow ance for children 3 m. 9 00 503 William Lovill, allow ance 3 mos, 3 00 505 H. Laffoon, allowance for child 3 mos. !) 00 506 Rachel Creed, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 507 H. B. Wood, allow ance 3 mos. for J. M. Butcher 3 00 509 T. D. Davis and wife allowance 3 mos. 11 00 513 J no. Jarvis, allowance for child 3 mos. 4 50 514 James Danley, allow ance 3 mos. for Agnes Lawson, 12 00 515 J. S. Thompson, allow ance 3 mos. for Andy Thompson, 8 10 516 Dempsey Wood, allow ance 3 mos for child 5 00 517 Sallie Hicks, allow ance 3 mos. 6 00 519 E. D. Freeman, allow- i - ance 3 mos. for sister 9 00 520 James Sawyers, allow ance 3 mos for child 8 00 522 John Sprinkle, allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 523 Ben Snow, allowance . 3 mos. '3 00 524 Malinda Marsh,-allowance 3 mos. 5 00 527 Martha Snow, allow ; ance 3 mos. 3 00 529 H. F. Comer, coffin for Burrel Grogan, 1 50 537 Jas. D. Draughn, al ! lowance for child 3 m. 4 60 '538 N. J. Reid, burial clothes for Burrel Gro gan, 170 539 Fannie Tickle, allow ance 3 mos. - . ' 1 50 543 George Stewart, al- t - lowance 3 mos. 3 00 546 Stephen King, -allowance 3 mos. 3 00 552 C. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. 6 00 553 H. Van Eaton, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 654 W. W. Lowry, coffin and burial clothes ' for Geo. Jolmson, 3 00 Rachel Roach, tempo rary allowance 8 mos. 3 00 Oliver Stanley, keep irg Polly Strange 1 m. 5 00 Aun Hall, temporary allowance 8 mos. 3 00 A. W, Hutchins, coffin for Lewis Bledsoe 1 50 W. P. Dobson & Co., supplies for Lewis Bledsoe, 9 00 Richard Gill and sister allowance 8 mos. 6 00 Louisa Calla'can, al lowance 3 mos. ' 3 00 J. A. Park, goods for i - J Eliza Jones, a pauper, 1 65 Ellen Williams, allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 L. A. Stanley, allow- ance 3 mos. 6 00 Chas. Tucker and wife allowance 3 mos. 6 00 Thomas Pleasants, al lowance 3 mos. 6 00 James McCraw, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 John Sprinkle, allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 Irena Walker, allow ance for son 3 mos. 12 00 Geo. W. Butcher, al lowance for child 3 in. 3 00 H. Laffoon, allowance for child 3 mos. 9 00 T. C. Chipman, allow ance for son 3 mos. 9 00 J. H. Freeman, coffin for Jeff Phillips, 1 50 Mary Moo ro, allow ance 3 mos. 6 00 Wm. Lovill, allowance 3 mos. 3 00 James Danly, allow ance for Agnes Law son for 3 mos. 12 00 Silas Portis, allowance 3 mos. 8 10 II. 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 3 m. 3 00 Thomas Pleasants, al lowance 3 mos. 6 00 L. C. Snow, allowance 8 mos. 7 5a Ben Snow, allowance 3 mos, 3 00 Willis Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 Lotha Caudle, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 Jno. Jarvis, allowance for child 3 mos. 4 5o Allison Minish, allow ance 3 mos. 8 00 Nancy Nichols, allow ance for child 3 mos. 6 00 Demps Wood, aliow ance for child 3 mos 5 00 N. H. Adams, coffin for Mahala Quinn, 1 5o Lucinda Danly, tem- -porary allowance 3 m. 3 00 Nancy Cundiff, taking care of Dezems ch'.ld, 5' 00 John White, burial clothes for Mahala Quinn, 2 00 Eli Williamson, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 Malinda Marsh, allow ance 3 mos. 5 00 T. D. Davis and wife, allowance 3 mos. 11 00 H. B. Wood, allowance for J. -M. Butcher 3 mos. 3 00 Mary Humphries, al lowance 3 mos. 3 do E. D. Freeman, allow ance 3 mos. for sister, 9 00 Sallie White, allow ance 8 mos. 3 00 Sallie Hicks, part of allowance 3 mos. 3 80 Saliie Hicks, part of allowance 3 mos. 2 2o Arrenia Donithan, al lowance 3 mos. 8 00 Stephen Snow, allow ance for child 3 mos. 8 00 James Saweyers, al lowance for child 8 m. 8 00 Richard Gill and sis ter allowance 3 mos. 6 00 Fannie Tickle, allow ance 3 mos. 1 5o Stephen King, allow ance 3 mos. 3 00 Lane & Hauser, burial clothes for Tho. Snow, 1 5o 569 600 602 604 605 607 60& 610 634 635 637 640 644 663 664 660 666 667 668 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 679 680 681 682 684 685 686 687 688 689 691 694 695 696 697 699 7ol 7o4 7oo 7o7 711 712 714 716 719 729 742 747 749 75o 751 752 755 756 779 780 t lol 499 Martin Ring, allow ance 2 mos. - 2 00 Toliver Galyean, keep ing Richard Morris 5 m 15 00 Dr. K- Thompson, n.edical service to R. Morris, lo 00 N. 3. Reid, burial clothes for Mary Hum phries, 1 lo N. J.-1- Reid, burial clothes. &c. for Thos. Davis, 6 13 Aaron Marshal allow ance 3 mos. from June to September, 1895, 12 00 Aaron Marshal, allow ance 3 mos. from Sep tember to Dec. 1895, 12 00 N. J. Reid. cooda fur nished Sanford Coe, a pauper. W. A. T. Jones, tillow- 3 97 ance 3 uios.' " 3 00 787 Samuel Galyean, for , keeping Betsy Smith. 6 25 789 W. P. Meares, tempo rary relief 1 mo. 1 00 793 Ellen Wiliiams tempo rary allowance 1 mo. 1. 00 794 Rachel Melton, tempo rary allowance 3 '00 795 Chas. Tucker and wife allowance 1 mo. 2 00 796 James McCraw, allow , ance to buy medicine, 1 00 62o L, A. Stanly, allow-' ance 1 mo. 2 00 850 C. Van Eaton, allow ance S mos 6 00 851 H. Van Eaton, allow- ance 8 mos. 3 00 Total amount issued to outside poor, $1300 86 Exhibit showing the amount of County Orders issued by the Board 0' County Commissioners of Surry County for expenses at the County Home, including sup plies for the inmates, 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 00 4 37 7 00 1 00 18 00 4 7o 1 75 55 5 00 2 55 18 33 7 00 V 00 7 01 43 2o 51 16 5 00 18 45 5 12 4 75 6 33 11 73 1 9o 2 00 4 80 16 5o 41 3o 16 00 5 2o 5 85 22 37 i 660 3o5 9o 8 7o 6 46 38 39 6 28 2 43 2 15 38 2o 4 25 2 5o 7 54 6 00 1 9o 33 o9 11 91 0 Bo 16 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 71 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 72 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 82 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 83 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 84 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 85 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, I06 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, 127 N. J. Reid, goods fur nished County Homo, 15o H. Snow, part pay for keeping paupers. 153 I. L. Haynes, supplies furnished Co. Home, 154 S. E, Gentry, supplies fiiruiMi.od C. J luin'. lo N. Held, supplies furnished Jo. Homo 169 Henry Snow, part pay for Keeping paupers, 170 Henry Snow, part pay for keeping paupers, . 174 J. C. Cooper, bedquilts furnished Co Home, 194 E. H. Wrenn, provis ions furnished County Home, 195 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 21o II. Snow, bedsteads, &c. furnished C. Home 279 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 287 E". H. Wrenn, supplies furnished Co. Home, 288 H. Snow, lumber fur-. nished at Co. Home, 298 N. J. Reid, supplies frrnished Co. Home, 299 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 326 T. A. Jones, 55 gallons syrup furnished Coun ty Home, 340 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at C. Home 341 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at County Home, 842 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at County Home, 344 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 346 E. H. Wrenn. supplies furnished Co. Home, 849 Jno. Burchett, labor at Coutitv Homo, 353 A. R. Folger, supplies furnished Co: Home, 855 Brady Norman, pair of shoes for Co. Home. 364 N. J. Reid,. supplies - furnished Co. Home, 416 S. E. Gentry, supplies furnished Co. Home, 425 E. H. Wrenn, supplies furnished Co. Home. 465 N. J. Reid, supplies - fnrnished Co. Home, 466 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 471 Henry Snow, lumber used at Co. Home, 5oo Butner, Kapp & Co., supplies furnished Co. Home, 5o4 J. A. Chipman, coffins for paupers, 626 J. C. Adams, convey ing James Brooks to County Home, 531 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward at C. Home 582 I. L. Haynes, 600 bun dles fodder furnished County Home, 533 S. E. Gentry, peas fur furnished Co. nome. 534 E. H. Wrenn, supplies furnished Co. Home, 636 N. J Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home. . 655 S. E. Gentry, part pay PS Steward ot poor. What is Castorla 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 Blllllons of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, - cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural bep. Cas torla Is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castorla. , ' Castorla is an excellent medicine for chll-' dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children.'' SR. li. C. OSGOOD, LoweU.Mass. "Castoria it the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the teal interest of their children, and use Castorla instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ohm, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." DR. J. F. KlNCHELOE, Conway, Ark. The Centaur Compuny, T7 Murray Strt, Now York City. 556 S. E Gentry, peas fur nished Co. Home, 5o 588 Andrews & King, sup plies lurnisnea uoun- tv Home, 18 23 56o L. A. Martin, convey ing Bet Smith to Co. Home, &c. 6 75 594 Norman & Norman, - paid for blacksmithing for County Home, 1 3o 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 00 662 E. H. Wrenn, supplies furnished Co. Home, 24 27 653 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward to poor, 6000 654 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward to poor, . 5 00 661 N. J. Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 13 06 7o8S. 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 furnished Co. Home. 490 757 N. J. ' Reid, supplies furnished Co. Home, 1 36 758 E. H. Wrenn, supplies . furnished Co. Home, 17 52 759 Norman & Norman, supplies furnished Co. Home, loQ3 760 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward of C. Home 12 00 761 S. E. Gentry, services as Steward of C. Home 3o 00 764 J. C Hollingsworth, fertilizer for C. Home, 12 75 87 R. T. Joyce, goods fur nished Co. Home, 1 95 89 N. J. Reid, 5o bushels ( corn for Co. Home, 25 00 791 E. H. Wrenn, goods ' furnished Co. Uome. 25 66 792 S. E. GentryriS-bttsh- els seed wheat furnish ed County Home, . lo2o 800 Norman & Norman, supplies furnished Co. Home, 3 85 823 N. J. Reid, Supplies furnished Co. Home. 14 03 Total amount for expens es at County Home, ?959 06 Exhibit showing the amount cf 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 ist Monday in De cember 1895. ;o J. R. Woltz, medical servic at County Home s 00 135 J. R. Woltz, medical ELKIIMfg, CO. HIGH GliADE COTTON TABKS.'WABFS, TWTCES, KMTTIXG COTTONS, 10, ELKtrj, n. c. S Castorla. " Castorla Is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me." .... H. A. Archer, M. D., 111 80. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Our physicians in the children's depart ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practice with Castorla and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known aa regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won ua to look with favor upon it." United Hospital aot Djspbrbarv, Boston, Mast. Allen C Smith, Pres. 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