Eastern Carolina News from Kenansville, North Carolina • Page 4

V' V. $1: Richard Parish, 1 month, allow PA Teachey; fees July: court DIGNITY OF LABOR. month allowance 2.50; Cenas Costen EXPENDITURES BY VOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ance $1 Sarah 1 month allowance $1 Wm. 1 month allowance H. E.

Newbury 1 allowance Cenas Carter and allowance Ivy Smith for child, 1 month allowance F. L. Page, lumber Doctor's Creek proserin? Si 0.16: Sellars. "1 $1 Thursey Turner, 1 month allowance Mary Miller, i month allowance Stephen Bradshaw, 1 month allowance Ivy Pierce, 1 month, allowance Nancy C. Pierce, 3 months allowance Patience Williams, 4 months allowance Hill, fees" $5.40 Frank Young, fees Margaret Pearsall, 1 month allowance Rhoda Mathis, fees 1909, Cicero Williams.

1 month allowance L. H. Herring, 1 month allowance $2 Mrs. Madra, salary and making garments N. Madra, salary; Bud Dail, coffin for J.

D. Arnett Mary F. Bradshaw, 1 month allowance' $2 Louis Gav. 1 month allowance month allowance $1 Dally Homngs-worth, 1 month allowance $2.25 rr Jessie Cole," repairs on. bridge at Chinquapin Marian Lanier; 2 months allowance Nora Wood, 2 months allowance $10; Ann Eliza Wood, 2 months allowance John Barber, 1 month allowance Jane -Barber, 1 month allowance Adeline Carlton.l month allowance $1 Lila Maynor, ,1 month allowance Richard Parish, Is month allowance $1 Sarah Rouse," 1 1 month allowance Wm.

Sutton and wife, 1 allowance J. R. fees Feb. 1910, 95 Amanda Whaley, 1 month -allowance $1.50 L. K.

Whaley, fees B. F.Williams, 1' day and 17 miles John F. Crdom, guano for county home J- Herring, for: conveying lunatic to hospltaVand guard and wife, 1 month allowance yf i.ou; William Smith, 1 month allowance $lf, Hugh Parker, fees" July, 1909, $1.72 Garvey, 1 month allowance Ivey Smith, 1 month "allowance, Mrs. B. C.

Bowden, board for prisoners G. Richardson, membership Association Convention Gennie Ann Pearsall, 1 month allowance Amy 1 month allowance Wallace, supplies county home for May, June and July, $64.09 3. Bowden, fees 1910, Mary E. Padgett, 6 -month allowance Nancy C. Peirce, 3 months allowance N.

O. Heath, fees July 1909 $1.90 Edna Bowen; 1 month allowance A. O. Fussell, fees .909, Susan Brown, 1 month allowance Jim Bennett, 1 month allowance $1 L. H.

Herring, 1 month allowance J. F. Southerland, 1 month allowancei rvyv Pierce, 1 month allowance J. Howard, 1 month allowance G. G.

Best, court expenses, Margarett Pearsall, 2 months allow- Iahce The H. E. Newbury sup- plies county home Dr. Malcy Pickett, 1 month allowance salary and medicine as county Supt. Brown Sholar, removing logs un- J.

S. Herring, painting court house, county home, jail, Mary Southerland, 1 month allowance, J. M. Southerland Son, supplies for court and Jail Thursey Turner, 1 month allowance Jerry Pearsall, 1 month allowance G. G.

Best, car- rying insane to asylum $13.20: A. C. Williams, 1 month allowance Eliza- beth Miller, 1 month Sam Wilkins, 1 month allowance Patsy Wilkins. -1 month allowance J. D.

Wilkins, i month allowance Rebecca Hudler, 1 month allowance Mrs. J. T. Lanier, 1 month allow- ance Charlotte Whaley, 1 month allowance Sena Whaley, 1 month bushel meal $1 C. Bowden, feeding prisoners In jail J.

F. Southerland, 1 month; allowance Thos. Garvey, 1 month allowance-, $2 Ivey Peirce, 1 month allowance B. Shine 1000 feet lumber and repairing Southerland Mill bridge S. R.

Williams, repairs Brown's bridge and Taylor's -creek- bridge Primus Sejlars, one month allowance DTi Coppedge, -v salary, Sept, Oct; and medicine Clarisy Davis, 1 month alowance Stephen Knowles, 1 "month allowance Margaret 11 months allowance $33; G. G. Best, conveying Emma Kornegay. to hospital D. J.

Williams, 3 -days and 88 miles as commissioner Nellie 1 month: allowance Wm. Smith, 1 month allowance Morris Smith, 1 month allowance Ivey Smith, 1 month allowance' B. F. Williams, 6 days and 110 miles Lott Bennett, 4 months allowance $8 Hardy Best, 2 months allowance H. u.

Williams, service as attorney, $10; D. S. Hines, 2 days board elec- tion and stationery Forten Claud Wade, Charlotte' Mobley burial expense Sena Whaley, November allowance A. C. Williams, November allowance $3 Rebecca Hudley, November allowance Patsy Wat- kins, 1 month allowance Sam Wilkins, 1 month allowance Eliza- beth Miller, 1 month allowance Mary Southerland, I month allowance If t- i L.

A. Beasley, judgment in Brlce case $73.80 Bland Wallace, supplies for county home Wm. Creech, 1 month allowance Mary- F. Bradshaw, 1 month allowance Lewis Gay, 1 month allowance $1.50 David Tucker, 1 month, allowance W. 1.

Kornegay, 1 month allowance Betsey Newkirk, 1 month allow- ance Susan Raynor, I month al lnwanrtA S2- Amanda Whalev.l month I imm month allowance Mary Wilson, 1 month allowance Henry Teachey, 2 months allowance Jerry 1 month alolwance Amy Bryant, month allowance Allie Horne, I 1 2 1 allowance White Furniture Harrell's Printing House, re- allowance Mrs. A. C. Wilkins, 1 chairs, freight, hauling, ceipfe-books $36 Edwards month allowance Rebecca Hudler, State Hospital; clothing furnished for Broughton record books and month allowance Patsy Wilkins, inmates Edwards Broughton, boards Jas. J.

Bowden, clerk to month allowance Jim Farrior, binding books, Board $18; E. F. English, repairs "Bo- 1 month allowance Sloan, He Bland, 1 month allowance Lib ney bridge Charlie Bland, 1 month allowance Nancy Nether-Chambers, 1 'month allowance W. month allowance Lela Chambers, cutt, 1 months allowance Celia I. Kornegay, 1 month allowance 1 month allowance W.

I. Kornegay, Sandlin, 1 month allowance A. I. Evoline Murphy, 1 month allowance 1 month allowance Eveline Mur- Wade, 1 month allowance Mrs. B.

$2: Betsey Newkirk, 1 month allow- phy, 1. month allowance 3etsy New- c. Bowden, board for prisoners and YOU CANNOT BUILD CHARACTER BY IDLE DREAMING. To "Love and to Labor it the Sum 0f Living and Yet Many Think They Live Who Neither Love Nor Labor. All labor, whether of head or hand that supplies man's wants, increases his happiness and elevates his nature, is honorable.

"The world does not owe us a living," but every man owes the world work. Labor allied to virtue may look up Into the face of heaven and not blush, while tall worldly dignities prostituted to- vice, will leave their owner without a nook in the universe -in which to hide his shame. Fortune smiles on those who roll up theif sleeves, put their shoulders to the wheel and push! You cannot dream yourself into a i character, you must hammer and forge yourself one. To love and to la bor is the sum of living and yet many lthnk they live who neIther love nor iauui' The very preservative principle of the universe is honest labor. It turns deadly "bogs and miasmic swamps into fertile fields waving with the golden it whitens the seas with wings of commerce, and sits crowned as king in a thousand cities and sends up its roar of.

triumph in a million wheels. It banishes barbarism and plants -civilization upon its ruins; it weaves mighty works of genius in' poetry and prose, which gladden the hearts of men, To do iir the4est manner the vork is eiven one in his nlace tn rin Ia worthv ambition the fulfilling of the divine law which has been de- Inned as both good democracy and good Christianity. And yet many Americans look upon labor as a bond- age to be escaped, as a task to be en- dured and as marking an inferior caste. Nobody, cares to have a trade k.k. in stance, a tonsorial artist.

and the lay isjiot far distant when his shop will be Physiognomical Hair-Cutting Emporium. This feeling degrades labor and sul lies manhood. Jesus was a carpenter, and Paul a tent-motor Wo chniilri Vinvo I whjM Aoao not nlnch onr fae, for trraaf rosncw- frr tho ohnomnVor the tailor whose coat dpes not hang UKe a uag' Ior me DaKer wnose Dreaa is neither heavy nor sour, and for the man who sweeps the street so clean that thereby he promotes the health and comfort of the citizens, as we have for the skilled physician, the most eIo oratOTf Qr for the merchant The workman should respect himself for the service he does to society and deserves the respect of all for his I skill in a useful calling. Ally this mor al respect to work and manual labor will become one of the moral forces rJ. Ul wullu- Make yourself worth as much as possible In your business.

Be more than a plodder doing your worK like la machine. This is your hard-worked often over-worked and underpaid man, wondering all the while why his services are not recognized and hfs salary advanced. He Is faithful, but he is devoid of creative power. Faithfulness will hold a position for life. months allowance Nancy Nether- every one wants a profession.

High-cutt, 1 month allowance Celia sounding tities are given to familiar sanann, i monin allowance inur- Soy Turner, 1 month allowance jSlLL has become month flllnwanp Sir Kir.hftrrt Parrish nm- onnnlfoa nnntv hnmA w. U.wW 7 JZZ? Zl'L Yiln- 1 month allowance Sarah Rouse, court house, Gennie Ann tr i TT 1 month allowance Wm. Sutton, 1 Pearsall, 1 month allowance as't oft mhtl montn allowance 52.50; Marshal Boy- Margaret Pearsall, 1 month allowance JJ-JJ. H. Grady 72 Jr 2 monthg aUowance R.

Brlce, fees August, 1910, TfJ' 1 English, 2 months allowance Thos. Jamea j. Bowden. balance on tax David Tucker. October allowance J.

D. Teachey, fees Feb. 2: Thos. Garvey, J. B.

Bettes, 1 month i9i0, Oi W. Moore, fees allowance $2 Eliza Blanton, July, Aug. 1910. $11: Marv E. PadeetL 1 month J2; Thos.

Garvey, J. B. Bettes, 1 month allowance Eliza Blanton. July. Aug.

1910. $1.51: Oi W. Moore, fees ioia i ki warv Parleett 1 month and Sept. allowance Ivy Smtth, 1 allowance $1.50: Charlie Bland. 1 month allowance Cinas Carter, month allowance Susan Brown, 1 month allowance Wm.

Smith. I month allowance Mary Miller, No- 1 month allowance Morns Smith, vember allowance 1: DoUv HollinES- "r-ZT "i Creech, 1 month allowance Mary k. Bryant, IX' F. Bradshaw, 1 month allowance $2 25. 1 fT." aw" Lewis Guy.

1 month allowance fees July Court Lou V. Jlogers, fees July, Court $1.03 Mary A. "Rogers, fees July Court J. H. Rogers, fees July Court W.

S. Teachey," fees July, Court 1 month allowance James' Creech, 1 month allowance Stephen Creech-1 month allowance $2 Alpheus Creech, 1 month allowance Chellie Rogers, 1 month allowance Jim Bennett Creech, 1 month 'allowance Margaret Rose, 1 month" allowance Geo. Frederick, 1 allowance Patience Williams, 5 months allowance R. D. Bostic, 1 moith allowance $3 Charlie Thomson, 1 month aHow- ance T.

M. Miller, 1 month" allow- ance Susan Pickett and daughter, 1 month allowance" Betsey Rouse, i month allowance Alfred Seavy, 1 month allowance D. Hall, 1 month allowance $1.50 Priscilla Thom- as, 1 month allowance Sam Stal- lings A month allowance Thursey Tew, 1 month allowance Jerry Pearsall and wife, 1 month allowance der Deep Bottom bridge E. F. Register, error 45 MarV Southerland, 2 months allowance I Elizabeth 1 month allowance Senna Whaley, 1 month allow- ance Charlotte Whaley, 1 month allowance S.

D. Wilkins, 1 month allowance $1 Sam-Wilkins, 1 month juries Charlie Bland, 1 month allowance Dolly Hollingsworth, 1 month allowance I. Korne- gay, 1 month allowance Betsey Newkirk, 1 month allowance Susan Raynor, 1 month allowance Aman da Whaley, 1 month allowance Arthur Wilson, 1 month allowance Mary Wilson, 1 month allowance Gennie Ann Pearsall, 1 month allowance Mary Miller, 1 month al lowance Jerry Savage, 1 month Jonn Barbe month ol T. lowance Stephen Bradshaw, 1 allowance Adline Carlton, 1 month townee Mary Cooper, 1 nll.nr.T.n. 1.

Til. HKn 1 month allowance Lila Maynor, 1 iji.v, dci.o uu for Calypso Mrs. E. N. Madra, month allowaflce Nellie-Kermedy, month allowance W.

M. 'A Jaa- J- Bowden, partial payment on tax work $300; Amanda Richardson, 1 month allowance L. H. Herring, 1 month allowance $2 Simeon Garris. serving road orders A.

L. Sut- ton, repairing White Oak near Samp- son $20; Jessie Call, 1 month allow- Teacher repairing o. on. u.x a ww Oil. rszi uulluiii ui luce nu.ciu J.

D. Raynor, building bridge from Muddy Creek $30; A. L. Lanier, 1,051 feet lumber and nails for Mud- ol1nanu 0 Morv, 1 allowance Walter A. L.

Lanier, fees 1908, A. L. Lanier, fees July Edna Bowen, 2 months allowance $2 G. G. Sundries $36; G.

G. Best summoning 58 Registrars and poll holders J. T. Howard, 1 month allowance $4: J. S.

Herri ne horse hire days county home Stephen Knowles. 1 month allowance $2: Pri- mus Sellars, 1 month allowance Clarisey Davis, 1 month allowance Henry Dail, building Horne Branch bridge Z. R. Bradshaw. iCT5B aa omci- Supt Conni Home $14; D.

J. Williams; 4 day and 112 miles as NOVEMBER, 1910. F. P. Hurst, conveying Ellen Fais- on to asylum S8.50: W.

Rogers, lumber and repairing, Taylor' CreekH Fussel Mill and Rock Fish Rep Smith, 950 feet lumber ,1152 "Ver Mm lnr Hav em tinn w. mj i I mues z.u; j. t. yulnn, lumber ior Ann Eliza Ward, 4 months allowance Geo- Frederick! month alowance mionun. auowance English, -opening Deep Bottom bridge 4 times Thursey Hunter.

2 months allowance 9- James Creech, one month allowance Auuutu anuiracce Uicero -W1I- ui ouuwauuB ji.ou,aacj 11 month allowance IT tTi ro- uviruc, lKzynuiug, i a a I $7.27 D. $7.27 fW R.t Carr, rj Yi R- ZZrU l1065i wife at county home $29.25 -LV H. "et lumber at Maxwell $10.65 C. Strickland services- self am sen ant I' fxu.bo; self and L. H.

Wlie at county 4 home $29.25 L. H. mo1 I month allowance $1 Jane en Bradshaw, 1 month allowance $2 1 a mis a 1 AaliAn r.fl.rlrr.Tt 1 mrkv.f) oiiAmntiAA tT tut 7i flo mu" 7WdUW Lena Maynor, 1 month allowance Sheffield, I i i 5 a am ut Mr. old 11 DUU the (Continued from second page.) -nas Carter, 2 months allowance Charlie Thomas 1 month allowance R. D.

Bostic, 1 month allowance T. M. Miller, 1 month allowance Betsey-Ann Strickland, 1 month allowance Martha 1 month allowance W. J. Best, fees 1909 L.

H. Howard, con veying Iiula Southerland to hospital Primus Sellars, 1 ance Clarissa Davis 1 month al lowance D. J. 1 day and 38 miles Celia Sandlin, 1. month allowance Thursey Turner.l montn allowance Nancy Nethercuttf 1 month allowance A.

W. Alderman, lumber for Doctors creek J. S. Herring, conveying 2 lunatics to asylum G. G.

Best, paid out for wagon for County Home, Geo. Frederick, 1 month allowance A. T. Brown, conveying Elbert Brown to asylum Carolina News stationery G. G.

Best Hardy Best. 1 month allowance Dr. John M. Faison, 2 days and 78 miles wiiHama i rtav ana mues Mary F. Bradshaw, 1 month al lowance Louis Gay, 1 month allowance $2 David Tucker, 1 month allowance J.

F. Howard and wife 1 month allowance $4 MARCH, 1910. Edna Bo wen, 1 month allowance Geo. Frederick, 1 month allowance Charlie Thomas, 1 month allowance R. D.

Bostic, 1 month allowance $3- T. M. Miller, 1 month allowance $2 -Betsey Ann Strickland, 1 month allowance Martha Pickett.l month allowance Charlotte Whaley, 1 month allowance Senna Whaley, 1 month allowance $1 Sam Wilkins, 1 month allowance I. D. Wilkins, 1 month allowance Elizabeth Miller, 1 month allowance Rebecca Hudler, 1 month allowance Patsy Wilkins, 1 month allowance J.

T. Lanier, 1 month allowance Mrs. J. T. Lanier, 1 month allowance Ivy Peirce, 1 month allowance J.

F. Southerland, 1 month allowance James Creech, 1 month allowance Stephen Creech.l month allowance Alpheus Creech, 1 month allowance J. TArnett, 1 month allowance Lott Bennett, 1 month allowance Charlie Rogers, 1 month allowance Margaret Rose, 1 month allowance W. M. Creech, 1 month allowance Hardy Best, Thos.

English, repairs on Deep Bottom and renairine bridsre $19.37: Janie Ann Pearsall, 1 month allowance Jim Farrlor and wife. 1 month allowance Thursey Turner, 1 month allowance Celia Sandlin, 1 month allowance Nancy Nethercutt, 1 month allowance Amy Bryant, 1 month allowance Mary Southerland, 1 month allowance Mary F. Bradshaw, 1 month allowance Louis Guy, 1 month allowance David Tucker, 1 month allowance J. T. Howard and wife, 1 month allowance Margaret Pearsall, 1 month allowance Charlie Bland, 1 month ance Herring Hobbs, supplies for smallpox patient Sarah Guf-ford, 1 month allowance W.

I. Kornegay, 1 month allowance Evo-line Murphey, 1 month allowance Betsy Newkirk, 1 month allowance Burwell Pierce, 1 month allowance Amanda Whaley, 1 month allowance Arthur Williams, 1 month allowance Mary Wilson, 1 month allowance Susan Raynor, 1 month allowance Forton Sloan, 1 month allowance Stephen Bradshaw, 1 month allowance Allen Home, 2 months allowance Geo. Sutton, sow ior county some io; J. wail, ior conveying invalid to hospital Springer Coal coal and freight Edwards Broughton, records and express J. J.

Bowden, services as clerk to Board W. A. Boney, fees 1908, J. A. Boney, fees .1908, Ned D.

Hall, 1 month allowance Sam Stallings, month allowance Priscilla Thomas, 1 month allowance Susan Brown, 1 month allowance Eliza Blanton, 4 months allowance Lucy J. West, 4 months allowance $12; Marshall Boykin, 10 months allowance $10; Thursey J. Hunter, 2 months allowance D. H. Williams, lumber for bridge Mrs.

Best Teachey, lumber for bridge $2.50 Mrs. B. C. Bowden, board for prisoners Chancy C. Smith, lumber for Panther Jerry Pearsall and wife, 1 month allowance G.

G. Best, court expenses, D. J. Williams, 2 days and 58 miles as commissioner B. F.

Williams, 1-2 day and 27 miles as commissioner L. H. Herring, 1 month allowance Cicero Williams, 1 month allowance Cicero Carter, 1 month allowance i Nellie Kennedy, 1 month allowance Nancy Williams, 1 month allowance Ivy Smith, for child, 1 month allowance We Smith, 1 month allowance Mrs. B. C.

Bowden, board for prisoner Sallie Outlaw, 2 months allowance Mariar Lanier, 2 months allowance Nora Wood, 2 months allowance $10; Ann Eliza Wood, 2 months allowance? J.S. services in smallpox J. N. Southerland Son, oil and jail supplies B. N.

Madra, wages for self and Mrs. Madra and Work Stephen Knowles, 1 month allowance Clarisy month allowance Primus Sellars, 1 month allowance Joel Loftin, services small pox case Bland Wallace, supplies for County Home $14.48. APRIL, 1910. Annie Bryant, 1 month allowance James Creech, 1 month allowance Stephen Creech, 1 month allowance Alpheus Creech, 1 month allowance Wm. Creech, 1 month allowance Lott Bennett, 1 month allowance $2 Margaret Rose, 1 month allowance Chellie Rogers, 1 month Allowance J.

F. Arnett, 1 'month allowance Mis. A. C. Williams, 1 month allowance Betsey Rouse, 1 month allowance Martha Pickett, 1 month allowance Betsey Ann Strickland, 1 month allowance T.

M. Miller, 1 month allowance R. D. Bostic, 1 month allowance Charlie Thomas and wife, 1 month allowance Priscilla Thomas, 1 month allowance Sam Stallings, 1 month allowance Ned D. Hall 1 month allowance Ivy Pierce! 1 month allowance Edward Williams, special allowance Edna Bowen, 1 month allowance L.

H. Herring, 1 month allowance Cicero Williams, 1 month allowance Thos. English, repairs Cypress Creek Thursey J. Hunter, 1 month allowance Jim Farrior-and wife, 1 month' allowance Nancy Williams, 1 month allowance J. T.

Howard, 1 month allowance G. G. Best, conveying Jessie Strickland to Raleigh $23; W. M. Smith.

1 month allowance Nellie Kennedy, 1 month 2 1 1 1 1 2 J. month -allowance $2 Clarisy Davis, month allowance Stephen 1 month 'allowance Hardy Best, 1 month allowance $1 D. Williams, 1 day and 38 miles as commissioner Geo." W. Houston, fees 1910 C. H.

Smithy fees 1910, 80 J. A. Houston, fees 1910 B. Williams, l-z day and 23 miles as Li Butler, fees $L33; fees $2.30 Bland supplies County Home $14.95 J7 S. Tur ner, fees 1910 E.

K. Mali, fees Febi, 1910, J. C. Turner, fees 1909, Elizabeth MUler, 1 month allowance Sam Wflkins 1 month allowance Patsy. Wilkins, 1 month allowance I.

D. Wil kins. 1 month allowance Rebecca Hudlen, J-month allowance J. T. Lanier, 1 month allowance Mrs.

J. T. Lanier, 1 month allowance Bertie Brown, fees 1910, Charlie Williams, fees John Mitchell, fees 1910 jjohn Faison, fees 1910 G. G. Barwick, fees 1910, G.

W. Barwick, fees 1910, Clarence Jernigan, fees Feb. 1910, $3.65: Mary Miller, 2 months allow ance P. D. Ezzell, fees 1910, Robert Williams, fees 1910, Nancy Nethercutt.l month allowance $2 Celia Sandlin, 1 month allowance Thursey Turner.l month allowance A.

F. Williams, fees 1910, Andrew Brown, fees 1910 W. B. Murray, 376 feet lumber for Blind bridge J. S.

Rogers, fees 1909, Charlotte Whaley, 1 month allowance Senna Whaley, 1 month allowance Edwards Broughton, record books $21; J. J. Bowden, services as clerk J. C. Horne, merchandise for County Home Charlie Bland, 1 month allowance Lila Chambers, 1 month allowance W.

t. Kornegay, 1 month allowance Betsey Newkirk, 1 month allowance Bur-well Pierce, 1 month allowance Susan Raynor, 1 month allowance Amanda Whaley, 1 month allowance Arthur Williams, 1 month allowance Mary Wilson, 1 month allowance L. D. Sheffield, fees J. D.

Sheffield, fees S. W. Gresham, fees W. D. Henderson, fees 1910, Evaline Murphey, 1 month allowance Joel Loftin, fees R.

Duffy, fees $15 Ned Smith, fees D. Wallace) fees G. G. Best, fees Margaret Pearsall, 1 month allowance Stephen Bradshaw, 1 month allowance $2 Gennie Ann Pearsall, 1 month allowance J. R.

Cole, fees 1910, Jacob Smith, fees 1910 S. A. Bowden, repairs Crow's crossing $12; D. F. Blizzard, repairs Weaver's bridge Willie Grady, serving road orders Susan Brown, 1 month allowance J.

F. Southerland, 1 month allowance Sally Hollingsworth, 2 months allowance J. E. Lamb, conveying Irene Newkirk to asylum E. N.

Madra, work and wages for self and Mrs. Madra John Barden, 2 months allowance Jane Barden, 2 months allowance Mary Cooper, months allowance Adline Carlton, 2 months allowance Lila May-nor, 2 months allowance Richard Parish, 2 months allowance Sarah Rouse, 2 months allowance Wm. Sutton, 3 months allowance Geo. Frederick, 1 month allowance The H. E.

Newbury supplies for Coun ty Home Louis Gay, 1 month allowance Mary F. Bradshaw, month allowance David Tucker, month allowance J. conveying Henry Hussey to Hospital $10; D. H. Wallace, order 3 lunatics and blanks, Mary Williams, fees 1908, Dr.

J. Ferrell, attending small pox, $111; Dr. J. A. Ferrell, 3 months salary and drugs and vaccination Yancy Albert-son, work on Sarecta Willie Grady, fees 1908, 80 Carolina News, stationery for county $13.

MAY, 1910. Silvie Williams, fees James Creech, 1 month allowance Stephen Creech, 1 month allowance Alpheus Creech, 1 month allowance Lott Bennett, 1 month al lowance Margaret Rose, 1 month allowance Celie month allowance Martha Pickett, month allowance $lj Betsey Ann Strickland, 1 month allowance T. M. Miller, 1 month allowance R. D.

Bostic, 1 month allowance Charlie Thomas and wife, 1 month al lowance Precllla Thomas, 1 month allowance Sam Stallings, month allowance Ned D. Hall, 1 month allowance F. A. Jones, fees 1910, L. H.

Rich, re pairs Maxwell bridge Charlie Thomas and wife, additional allowance James Stroud, 2 cords wood court house Jimmie Ann. Pearsall, month allowance 12 B. Irwin, lumber and work at Eder Thos, Garvey, 1 month allowance Jerry Pearsall and wife 2 months allow ance J. F. Southerland, 1 month allowance Geo.

Frederick, 1 month allowance C. D. Chestnutt, for carrying lunatic to asylum Edna Brown, 1 month allowance Harvy Williams, 1 month allowance Jane Barber, 1 month allowance Mary Cooper, 1 month allowance Adline Carlton, 1 month allowance Richard Parish, 1 month allowance Sarah Rouse, 1 month allowance Wm. Sutton, 1 month allowance Lila Maynor, 3 months allow ance The H. E.

Newbury sup plies for court house $17; Amy Bryant, month allowance Mary Souther land, 2 months allowance Charlie Bland, 1 months allowance Lela Chambers, 1 month allowance Alice Horne, 2 months allowance W. I. jKbregay, 1- month allowance "$3 Evaline Murphey, 1 month allowance Betsey Newkirk, 1 month allow ance Burjell Peirce, 1 months al lowance Suaan Raynor, 1 month allowance Amanda -Whaley, 1 month allowance Arthur WH-liams, 1 month allowance Mary Wilson, 1 month allowance Elizabeth Miller, 1 month allowance Sam month allowance Patsy Wilkins, 1 month allowance I. D. Wilkins, 1 month allowance Rebecca Hudler, 1 month allowance Mrs.

J. T. Lanier, 1 month allowance Charlotte Whaley, month allowance Senna Whaley, month allowance Mrs. A. C.

Williams, 1 month allowance I. P. Alderman, fees Nora Wood, months allowance $10; Ann Eliza Wood, 2 months allowance Sallie Outlaw, 2 months allowance Ma-riah Lanier, 2 months allowance K. Williamson, fees Nancy Nethercutt, 1 month allowance Celia Sandlin 1 month allowance 1 3 1 1 and 1 a I. Wade, 1 month allowance 1 worii 90UO, Jero rcoieiui ouu month allowance Malcy Pickett, worth, 1 month allowance C.

Peirce, 3 months allowance J. repairs on Grove bridge G. BEST, SHERIFF, DRM COUNTY FUND FOR 1910, To rax on Listed Property 9.723.40 1130.021 2,645.45 p4'" Cporations, Unlisted property and polls 135.50 235.00 Marriage License (235) eis, 50.26 Amt paid for listing special tax, etc 252.20 $14,171.83 Credit. by Errors and overcharges on property Errors and overcharges on polls 9,72 Insolvent allow, on $15,000 31.75 Insolvent allow, on 425 polls .129.62 per ct. com.

on $13,679.17 683.96 927.16 Net amt. due county" fund 67 ah. j. Clerk to Board. "A SAD HOME." me death of Mrs.

W. W. Peterson occurred' Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 21st, at 4 o'clock after an illness of lwo years or more. A month ago she TITO tolrAT) IPAIWA 1M .1 i I 1 72 1 1 I David Tucker, 1 month allowance Wm.

Creech, J. T. Howard, 1 month allowance $4 Farrior, amount; furnished by J. S. Rouse Forten Sloan, 3 months allowance Wm.

Creech, 1 month allowance SI: Carolina JJews, advertising -land sales (Sheriff) $46; Dr. T. O. small pox and fumigating Lon-nie Smith, 681 feet of lumber $10.30 B. F.

Williams. 1 day and 17 miles as Cenas Carter and wife, 1 month allowance Ivy Smith, i month allowance Nellie Kennedy, 1 month allowance Dr. John M. Faison, 4 days and 122 miles Hardy Best, 1 month allowance D. H.

Wallace, Poll Tax record J. Bowden, services as clerk to Board Harrell Printing books for special taxes and charges Edwards Broughton marriage license blanks, A. F. Williams, services in small pox, $5 B. Wallace, supplies to County Home $1740; John Barber, 1, month $1.

JUNE, 1910. J. H. Fonvielle.fees 1910, Wentford Wells, fees 1910, Larkin Grady, fees 1910, Jerre Wells, fees 1910, $3.23 Lula Wells, fees -Nov, 1910, $3.23 W. Whitfield, fees 50 Jas Creech, 1 month allowance Steph en Creech, 1 month allowance Al pheus Creech, 1 month allowance $3 Margaret Rose, 1 month allowance Chellie Rogers, 1 month allow ance Edward Williams, special allowance for 2 months E.

N. Madra and wife, salary, county home Martha Pickett, 1 month allowance F. M. Miller, 1 month allowance R. D.

Bostic, 1 month allowance $3 Charlie month allowance Pricilla month allowance Sam Stallings, month allowance Ned G. Hall, month allowance Jerry Pearsall and wife; 1 month allowance Man-ley Pickett, 1 month allowance J.S. Herring, fixing doors at court house J. F. Southerland, 1 month al lowance Gennie Ann Pearsall, month allowance Louis Gary, month allowance Mary F.

Brad shaw, 1 month allowance David Tucker, 1 month allowance D. Wallace, Copyright 6,800 words, record books, D. J. Williams, 2 days and mileage Primus Sel lars, 2 months allowance Clarlsey Davis, 2 months allowance Steph en Knowles, 2 months allowance B. F.

Williams, 1 day and 17 miles $2.85 Mary Southerland, 1 month al lowance $1 Elizabeth Miller, 1 month allowance Sam Wilkins, 1 month allowance Patsy Wilkins, 1 month allowance J. D. Wilkins.l month allowance $1 Rebecca month allowance Sena Whaley, 1 month allowance Charlotte Whaley, month allowance $2 Mrs. J. T.

Lanier, month allowance Mrs. A. C. Williams, 1 month allowance Charlotte Thomas, additional Jas. J.

Bowden, services, clerk to Board C. B. Johnson, burial of Jonas Buckner John F. Croom, guano for County Home J. W.

Brooks, chopping expenses Edwards. Broughton, record books and binding tax books Leb Chambers, month allowance Sarah Gufford, months allowance W. I. Kor negay, 1 month allowance Evaline Murphey, 1 month allowance Bet sey Newkirk, 1 month allowance Burwell Pierce, 1 month allowance Susan Raynor, 1 month allowance Amanda Whaley, 1 month allowance Arthur Williams, 1 month allow ance Mary Wilson, 1 month allow ance Lucy J. West, 3 months al lowance Eliza Blanton, 2 months allowance $6 Wm.

Creech, 1 month al lowance J. T. Howard and wife, month allowance Frank Hall, fees Lott Southerland, fees J. E. St.

George, fees Stephen Bradshaw, 1 month allowance Thursey Turner, month allowance Celia Sandr lln, 1 month allowance $1 Nancy Nethercutt, 1 month allowance Cicero Williams, 1 month allowance Nancy-Williams, 1 month allow ance Charlie Bland, 1 month al lowance Mary Miller, 1 month allowance Yelverton Hardware paint, freight and hauling Willie Lanier, fees 25 Amy Bryant, 1 month allowance Dolly Hollingsworth, 1 month allowance Margaret Pearsall, 1 month allowance- Geo. Frederick, 1 month allowance English, running draw Deep Bottom 6 times Thursey J. Hunter, 2 months allowance $2' Thos. Garvey, 1 month allowance Edna Bowen, 1 month allowance $1 D. J.

Williams.burial of Sarah Farrior The H. E. Newbury supplies County Home, John Barker, 1 month allowance Jane Barker, 1 month allowance Mary Cooper, 1 month allowance Adeline Carlton, 1 month allowance Lela Mainor, 1 month allowance Richard Parish, 1 month allowance Sarah Rouse, 1 month allowance Wm. Sutton, 1 month allowance W. T.

Hall, repairing bridge and lumber, G. G. Best, conveying Wm. Kennedyvio hospital $23.50: G. G.

flest, conveying Willard Cook to hos pital W. B. Register, lumber and repairing Marsh Branch bridge Dr. T. O.

Coppege, salary and medicine, 2 months Hardy Best, 1 month allowance Lott Ben nett, 1 month allowance H. Herring, 1 month allowance Nellie Kennedy, 1 month allowance $2.50: Wm. Smith, 1 month allowance enas Carter and. wife, 1 month allow ance Ivy Smith for child, 1 month, allowance $3. JULY.

1910. Amy Bryant, 1 month allowance $1 Jas. Creech, 1 month allowance Stephen Creech, 1 month aUowance Alpheus Creech, 1 month allowance CheUie Rogers, 1 month al lowance Margaret Rose.l month allowance Tom Garvey, 1 month allowance Cates Mobley, burial of SalUe Outlaw E. N. Madra, salary hirelings A.

J. Wade. 1 A. month allowance Geo. Frederick, month allowance Thos.

English, opening draw 4 times and flxine bridge Thursey J. Hunter, 1 1 2 1 ley, a 4 1 1 dy Creek Mary E. Pad- Stt, 1 mM allowance J. wan J- C' 5 Southerland, 1 month allowance ft 22 monfJ Cynthia Boddie, 1 month allowance owance 3- mnt? Cicero Williams, 1 month allow- nwiice Arthur Williams, 1 flnce Nancy wmi month an. llfTlie faithful man will keep his job of Health D.

H. Wallace. 3 days on pension board, D. J. Williams, 3 days and 93 mues as commissioner $10.60 Stephen Knowles, 1 month allowance Clarisy Davis, 1 month allowance $1.50 Fri- mus" Sellars, .1 month B.

F. Williams, I month allowance kirk, 1 month allowance Susan Raynor, 1 monthr allowance Lucy J. West, 1 month allowance Amanda Whaley, 1 month allowance Ar- thur Williams, 1 month allowance Mary Wilson, 1 month allowance $2 SEPTEMBER, 1910. Jas. Creech, 1 month allowance Stephen Creech, 1 month" allowance Alpheus Creech, 1 month allow- ance Margaret Rose, 1 month al- lowance Chellie Rogers, 1 month jx.ov, Kwance $2 Geo.

Frederick, 1 month allowance Jerry Pearsall, 2 monthB ailowann Jfir Malcv Pickett J. numeiwu, wum uu mm- i I -r c. ci 1 t1 fii-h 7. ggJIJf Mrs Madm, wages and n. fe H.

E. Savage, building bridge across co oa. A -a way lumber $3.21 John Barker, 1 month allowance Jane Barber, 1 Ti' shaw, 1 month allowance Adeline Carter, 1 month allowance Mary Cooper, 1 monti allowance Lila I Maynor, montn allowance men- SLrSZL ritCI i 7l 37 I TV 111. OULIUU OUU VT 11C, J. 111VULU CU1V VT mon allowance Hardy Best, 2 1 months allowance Dolly Hollings worth, 1 month allowance I.

P. Alderman, fees Gennie Ann Pearsall ,1 month allowance $1.50 Margaret Pearsall, 1 month allowance L. T. Thlgpen, fees 95 cts. D.

Wilkins, 1 month allowance fa Odb.1 month allowance Elizabeth Miiler, 1 month allowance I 1 1 1 1 VV 1 1 l- I 1 1 1 1 III I II 341 If W. I nhap1 ZlZlZ f- Vinl liams, 1 month allowance Bostic, 1 month allowance Charlie Thomas montfl all0wance i. M. Miller, month allowance Susan Pickett and daughter, 1 month allowance Betsey Rouse, 1 month allowance Ned D. Hall, 1 month allowance Samuel Stal- lings.

1 month allowance $1.50: Pris cilia month allowance Airred Swaney, 1 inth allowance We sTsn "TltunZ i ZrZrZ 50 Lewis Gay. 1 month allowance 1 en. r.tA 1 iV. w- mnths allowance Mary MiUer, .3 auwance. rotter r.

-rxT 3 a-ays vaains inos- ar- 1 month allowance Dr. Cop- pe8' Supt- for. Atwust- and days and 86 mUe as com! $13 i mrna I aw a ir-V' -'a Bowden i f-'-." t7.in- V. Zr I $74.10, Carolina News, stationery, A. calonrtn, a $747lO; Carolina NeVsT" stationed Bd euuars, arc, ib, mand Wal- D.

Henderson MnrhoV 1 msvnl nllMnoniA iO XTnnnV T7i 1 1 nllnnrAnAA VO KA PIaam Enelish renaira Kenan Ca- JJj lge'uZfnnter lu'T' Jrh a me ai i I I I I I lj. ieeB A Susan Raynor, 1 month allow- ance Lucy J. West, 1 month allow- ance Mrs. B. C.

Bowden, board for prlsoners J. J. Bowden. clerk to Board Mary F. Bradshaw, 1 month allowance $2 Lewis Gray, 1 month allowance David Tucker, 1 month allowance $2 William Creech 1 month allowance Richard Mathis, fees 50 Claud La nier, fees $3.42 jj.

W. Whaley, fees 1910, Susan Brown, 3 months allowance Arthur Williams, 1 month allowance Mary Wilson 1 months allowance Allie Home, le Ann 9 mftTitha sTIowAnr'n 2: flfvnnie co-eon i month niWnnoA S1 50 Ned D. Hall, 1 month allowance Charlie Thomas, Krt- S8 nrAsham tax lister Limestone W. R-Sholar, tax B. Register, tax lister Rockfish I.

P. Alderman, tax lister, special, Rose Hill $40; A. J. C. Whitfield Wolf scrape Geo.

lister Magnolia $43.72 days on pension board lace, 2 days on pension board Perrett, tax lister Faison $70.84, P. $20.75 ance Island Creek J. H. Fonvielle, to-r Hctor Warsaw 7ft 99 Tl Wtl. liams, tax Uster Smiths Henry Dail, tax lister Kenansville J.

Williams, 2 days and mileage Loyd Williams, fees 1910, RJThigpin, fees 1910, J. K. Tbigpin, fees 1910, J. F. Howard, 1 month allowance J.

K. Bryan, lumber for foot way Primus Sellars, 1 month allowance $2 Ivy Pierce, 2 months allowance fnr ortuntv home ffl-flR C. Vonn I salary on Cabin bridge Dr. Cop- pege, salary for June Hardy Best, 1 month allowance Lott Bennett, 1 month allowance Jim Bennett, 1 month allowance Jim Farrior, 2 months allowance Cicero Carlton and wife, 1 month allowance Ivy Smith for child, 1 month allowance Nellie month wflllZ Williams, allowance Cicero montn allowance $150; bmith, I montn allowance H. Herring, month allowance- D.

J. Williams, days and 50 miles 6.50; Stephen Knowles, 1 month allowance miiam? i Lwlnw Williams, month allow- Clarisey Davis Nancy Williams ance $2.50 AUGUST, 1910. John Barber, 1 month allowance Jane Barber, 1 month allowance $1 Stephen Bradshaw, 1 month allowance Adline Carlton, 1 month allowance auowance li! ZTl'Zth $1- Lila Maynor 1 month allowance ljiia maynor, j. montn allowance i si: Wm. Sutton, i month allowance i I '''X0! I1501 1 rrC: -nIl allowance $150- Mr v.

Tut Mo i salarv Enelish iiSR feet rtiumtZ --o BJ 'Jl iOU iCC: lumuef ana jaDor 1 Nancy Nethercutt, 2 months allowance 3 allowance month allowance month allowance $2vChariotto TA7hn 1 month allowance $2 Cenia $2: rpCenia Whaley, laleyl month aUowance Mrs. CWilliams, month allowance rshaii Rovw -wav. 12- Mr mts. owance $3: Marshall Boykiri. 5 months allow.

G. W. month aUowance Willie Walker fees Nov; 1909. Jim FarridV, 1 month aUowance Nellie Kennedy, 1 month -allow ance Cicero WUUams, 1 month aUowance Nancy Williams, 1 1 montn allowance Sam Stallings, 1 month allowance T. M-Uiller, 1 month allowance Manley Pickett, 1 month allowance R.

D. Bostic, 1 month allowance Priscina Thomas, 1 month allow- Kornegay, tax lister Glissons Edna Bowen, 1 month allow-1 W. S. Teachey, tax lister J. F.

Southerland, 1 month allowance Susan Pickett and daughter. 1 a month allowance Z. R. Bradshaw. a bringing Clyde Bradshaw to jail Stephen Bradshaw, month allowance The H.

E. Newbury supplies I -r a Ti, i allowance cnenie Kogers, 1 month A 7 7 months allowance Geo. Frederick n.K 01 rn m. I moM auowance fi.ou, onanie Thomas and wife, 1 month allowance I mont.h owance 1 monin auowance Sl STS i $1.50: Priscilla Thomas 1 month al- lowance Sam Stallings, .1 month surswi- month allowance SI Marr land. 1 month allowance Si! Sallv Hni.

lingsworth, 1 month aUowance" $2.25: ieiia banoiin, 2 months aUowance ance Elizabeth i lowance Sam Wilkins, 1 month SI: Patav 1 J. MAvii LU I ICRS $1.50: Rehecca wo, it sa mn Tw a.H. v. MOIUCI, I lCrJO I I. si.

i 2 court court on Jt.bb; w. tockfish special, Rose t1 IIster Edwards, taxr rearsaii, Bland wai- i plies QUU higher and earn the wages away until death came. 1 The announcement of her death was very sad realization for the familv and friends. Mrs. Peterson is surviv-1" ance rnursey Turner, month al- bridge at Lake ford and nails sons are: Messrs.

luwaiiue to, xNancy xeinercutt, IB. W. Parker, building bridge and R. Peterson and R. auowance ueua tsandim, 1 embankment at Lake ford $110; Ma- of Wilmington; M.

C. m0nttl allowance A- I- 1 riah Lanier, 4 months allowance kinson, N. M. R. month allowance $2: Allie Horne.

2 Nnn ariwn, re- a. u. Bostic, month allow-pirs. Wellington Johnson, Durham, N. food rheaner than if nairine Pollock's Mill Rri1o war.

o. m. tt Iooa CQeaper than I ouvc VjUOlilB A UUliltU, II1UUU1 ai-l'-'-, 'O. J. AJ.

IVJU1UBUU, JSlOUnt AirV. 1t saw Hardware roof naint stko- wnere ne round it, but he does not add anythmS to his value. The thought of studying the needs of the position above him never enters his head. Be alert. Study to please, but go a stepbeyond.

A $10 a week man is WOrth iust that much, while $50 ttT. TYl a fq Ximrt i five times more. There are possibilities in every position. You can make your job what you choose and yon can fill the low- Jest position as to lead into the next. Suppose you spent the money now wasted pn drink and tobacco, or cards and shows, in getting useful books studying how things in your line are done In the best way.

vou would soon i Mc sinsle case relto5Qish the advan- P18 which machinery has brought to its interests at large you Wl me that agricultural ma chines have lessened your chances of work and lowered your wages? But uu uiucu cueaper yuui ciuuuea Dy ino8A swnt spinning jennies man hand-loom and you must have phoan hM -rit mnat riovo nYtean clothing he -must have cheap food- and agricultural machinery makes produced by Machinery equal- the trades it but in the end for the whole. where you are the very highest by your fidelity, your contentment, your manliness, your steadfast choice of the best things you may clothe your work-day fe with a glory such as is seldojn seen in -palaces. To win riches by starving the mind, buying money by truth and conscience, having no share in the intellectual nmm of the world ia hnvine eold nrioe of manhood THE MAGIC OF NEW PAINT. Does it pay to paint? Let us see. mfin IrnnmE niiwhaooil a farm fnr thirty five hundred dollars.

The build- mgs one time been painted, but mo mm farf tho ni. "mn- w) nfl thA were well k.u' cnnnT The nurchaser Immediately treated the buUdings to a couple of coats of paint, costing In the j.JTi lieiEllUUlllllUU III M. II II III! 111 UU11U1D. AU few weeks he sold the place for four thousand dollars, and the man who purchased lt bought lt a Dargaln, vij auvu. DU TJi OUU--.

rresn. faint did It Of course, It 010 man to paint. Farm and Fireside, Sarah Gufford. 3 month. Vol 'x izes itself all over J.

F. Southerland, 1 tor Tmontt aUowance pikches here and there, lowance J. T. Howard and wife. Rouse 1 month allowance i- Aifrorf The' brother are a it makes life easier It: f-au swaay.

month owanc $1 Ned IX Rohinson, Greensboro, N. B. It Is possible right to realize 75: G. 6. Bestsundrv nnmrnon in St 'z? 1' of true living- sunn rv jmnimnn tic Com at.

i t4- ed by her husband, three daughters and five sons. daU? Z' "ose "m- Mrs- Ma W. nionr Run ij mrfo I n' 1 ma i-eierson, AiKinson, w. U. The Peterson, E.

Peterson all I Peterson At- Peterson, Atkin-1 She is also survived by four sisters and three brothers. The sisters are: a0. rCWC1Buu uutea.a great deal about heaven and Jesus, and made sev eral prayers and two or three days be fore death came she sane aoiroi-nl hymns, three of them were "Rest the weary," "How firm, a foundation." and "ShaU we gather at the river," then she "shouted" and said: "Oh, I so happy; I am-on my way to heaven; I am flying with the angSteM iwra. r-eierBon was in me 4Hta yeari- "ci use, uuu was oaugoier or h.M a .1 and, Mrs. John Bright Robinson, Tlt uA.oouiyauu anu Jreuaer, DupUn counties, and greatly She, was a devout member Salem M.

E. church aU her life, was a oevotea wire and a good er, was loved by everybody, both and young, and was especially de-U voted to children. The funeral services were held at o'clock Friday morning from Atkin- -oavtxBi Dobson, assisted by Re neth McCaskill in the present tff1 by bjr Re-K neth McCaskUl In, the nresence of a urse of sorrowingrelatIves and a A. WM rrSa Fz isss auuwauce uenas uarter, month ciwT.a.uc A.uu, eii) Aveuneay, nams. 1 men Lti.

on. rrt. lacu month allowance a- Lacv Miim i(i month aUowance 11 7K- Han I Vjaj'u reyaxrs Bucisnaii, stew-allowance J' I' Harrell, art's creek, W.A West- moth I I 1 1 3. 1 1 A Uam.11 I 1 a I nV uruoK' repairing 7 crossmg, etc. Lucian Sheffield.

I-II. XI XII I I UAnrJ-. 1 "I- Urtends. countv' home' 9R9 8up" rf.month allowance Steph- Following the services at the church body was tenderly borne to At-lo I innfinn itAmAtAiw whaKA nfAvmAM 1 Eastern Carolina News please copy. OCTOBER, 1910 Amy Bryant, 1 month aUowance 12- auowance.