Henderson Gold Leaf from Henderson, North Carolina • Page 4

THE HENDERSON GOLD THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1890. Paul Jenkins 2 32 5 60 "SffiT-REITS' I I HIGHT'S HOSPITAL -FOR- OOXJD T.i"H-A.F. HENDERSON, K.

C. THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1890. FOB A iTTi I YalcaWs Real Estate Xtt Town Henderson. of Edwards, state failure II Firham, state failure 8cmtherland, state failure A LewiH, state failure Markhouoe, state failure Rogers, state failure II Kearnev, state failure GWKittrefl, state fail are Hizht, state failure A Black well, state failure Tho Original VIn3.ri C.F.

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K. i Cjjnreh, Adama, writes "1 uuu wmua aiTe Dcen dead but ANNUAL EXHIBIT OF Aceonnts Passed by tbe Board of County Commissioners from December, 1889, to December, 1890. One House and Lot On Rowland street; good neighborhood: ix rooms all necessary nut-houses good well of water now occupied by Mr. R. A.

Bullock. One Vacant Lot Have Everette Hardee Lee Hunt Howard Henderson Co I 'orsey Lassiter, Stainback Co Loaghlin RPLowrey Lehman I) Loughlin Meador Knight James A O'Neil Purcell Arther Ponton Peaee Eaton Ponton Jackson John Purefoy Parker A Gloss WW Reavis William Reavis 1 Rowland Rowland Powell TR Rowland GG Stanton Satterwhite Smith SFTeisei II Tlioniason Lewis Vann White Bro 11 Williams Woodliff Bro Whitten Wester Woodliff Co Wilraot Wood John watkins John Anderson A Co Burton Biacknall Ellis, Mrs Harris A Jordan Parker 1 Pi 3 7 Irt 2 40 58 5 10 24 00 8 26 06 10 00 9 94 5 00 7 46 8 20 6 10 82 7 20 16 56 89 78 10 38 16 1 03 17 60 2 84 1 64 1 18 1 38 10 08 20 26 05 3 2 10 90 9 76 7 10 4 90 1 80 80 3 50 00 00 80 00 80 00 50 80 00 80 00 60 60 00 60 nr 00 80 00 80 00 50 80 00 80 00 50 80 00 3 00 20 25 30 96 30 85 40 00 94 alter Uulloek 2 40 nomas layior 2 60 MAT, 1890. Kearney, chairman 16 EG Brodie 1 Paul Jenkins 1 16 Walter Bullock 20 nomas 'layior 1 30 rare, 1890. Kearney, chairman 1 16 EG Brodie rani Jenkins 16 alter uuiioek 1 20 nomas lay lor 1 60 Kearney, chairman 2 31 EG Brodie 2 Paul Jenkins 2 32 Walter Bullock 2 75 1 nomas layior 2 60 75 68 ACGC8T, 1890. Kearney, chairman 1 16 2 Brodie 1 3 Paul Jenkiiir 1 is 2 Walter Bullock 30 3 Tboinas Taylor 1 30 3 1S90.

70 CO 60 7.8 93 75 25 Kearney, chairman 1 16 EG Brodie 1 Faul Jenkins 1 16 Walter Bullock 1 20 Thomas Taylor 1 30 -OCTOBER, 1890. Kearney, chairman 16 EG Brodie 1 Paul Jenkins 1 16 Vrt 50 I 1 vn 'iO 1UUUJM Ajrior 4 SO KOVEMBER, 1890. 24 Kearney, chairman- 1 16 EG Brodie 1 Paul Jenkins i i6 00 Walter Bullock i 20 49 1 nomas layior 1 30 3 6 7 a 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 5 4 3 at 7 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 70 adjoining same, upon which la a good 06 I atables. An elegant building lot. 56 75 One House and Lot: 70 20 rooms good kitchen good well 02 water on Rowland street occupied by E.

30 D. Mitchell. This lot has Ubles. I (Sign of the biggest watch.) Cnres Gnaranteei or NoCliaiie. PAUPER ORDERS QUARTERLY.

3 10 1 6 1 4 5 1 2 2 9 1 8 30 150 70 80 300 Pearson 11 Stone Lewis Ulrich -ET Fivll Davidson Tucker Co Swain Southerland 80 40 00 200 00 Alliance warehouse Co Cooir Owen Davis Harris. Goocb CO 70 00 80 00 80 lhis is a correct 11 emnnt of purchase 19 2 -s 1 12 16 2 6 6 8 1 06 Four-room House Lot in BEING YOUR EYES 96 10 00 10 anu an necessary out-uouses situated on Rowland street, adjoining that now occupied by E. D. Mitchell. Has good well water.

One Lot alonjr if troubled with bad vision. An gant line of upon which is a good tenant house adjoining the alove, together with five other va I Specs and Eye Glasses Lassiter, Stainback Co, supplies for poor house. 25 208 48 '50 14 5 2 3 28 SEPTEMBER, 1890. II Reavis, jailor Henderson Building Mfg. Co, fencing court house Thos 8 Eaton, Register Young, put ting blinds in courthouse 8 road orders Swain Soutberland, hire of horse Lassiter, Stainback Co, supplies for poor house 93 15 70 87 72 73 65 90 $153 95 OCTOBER, 1890.

A Powell, jury witness tickets 11 Kearney, settlfng with sheriff 15 Eaton, m'k'g out tax 220 A Zollicofferjrtferee in tbe case 10 17 54 92 of Vance versus Granville 8 Parker, Lime and cement Belvin, building bridges Gold Leaf, notice special meeting wh Reavis, jailor A Han-ell, envelopes, I Rowland, bridge abutments -Rowland Powell, bridge 305 19 8 1 99 4 5 10 1 3 56 88 25 60 25 51 25 94 19 50 01 25 25 40 G3 25 25 87 25 70 25 25 jw Anderson, articles for Henry I'ins, mowing grass Dnke, superintendent T.cuiaita- t'nh'fcfV ninnliaiPrnli HQ Henderson lumber 7 IS A Belvin, disabled soldier 812 174 NOVEMBER, 1890. John Hester, bridge Lassiter, Sb'k frph Williams, fr ton lime Geo Rogers, building bridge 49 1 25 5 6 4 2 3 7 50 60 41 Jones, c'p'g court record Thos Eaton, Reg. of Deeds A Belvin, waiting on grand jury A Lewis.c'n v'y 'ngpr'sn'rs to jail 25 87 Gold Leaf, printing tax notice John McwilRams, lumber Fuller, fees, Gran Co case 19 50 50 30 25 CO 62 A Powell, jury witness tickets TM Pittman. fees. Gran Co case Reavis.

jailor II Goodrich, boarding iurors 9 1 130 39 16 Crow Marston, m'nd'g jail pipe Young, esc, state-failure I) worthington, state failure II Smith, state failure 65 00 Hunt, p. state failure i Hicks, state failure Goodrich, state failure Southerland, state failure Harris, state failure A Lewis, state failure jSou I herland, state failure Williams, state failure Duke, state failure Parham, state failure George Fields, state failure A Belvin, disabled soldier Emeline Adcock. pauper I 7 4 61 25 11 1 25 6 65 45 24 90 1 75 95 95 15 1 1 7 67 2f 2 1 30 no 2 aiways on hand. We Dav SDecial atteniinn cant lots In the same neighborhood. One Brick House on Orange street four pied by W.

S. Walden. rooms now occu One House and Lot on Orange street six rooms pied by J. B. Tucker.

now occu 60 66 50 08 20 46 50 00 90 48 00 53 94 50 00 00 00 00 to the proper fitting of Glasses to the eyes as a neat and stylish spectacle is as necessary to personal appearance as a neat and tasty hat or bonnet. 50 56 40 32 00 47 00 54 CO 38 50 7 00 25 00 75 70 50 50 50 35 35 RECAPITULATION-" Kearney, chairm'n 18 288 I is Brodie 16 Paul Jenkins 17 272 Walter Bullock 18 -360 Thomas Taylor a'50 I William Burwell 2 60 I do hereby certify that the aWv is correct statement of the days present, miles traveled and amount received by each of the County Commissioner of Vance CountV. North Carolina, for tha one One Brick House on Orange street four room now occupied by Job Fierce. One House and Lot on Orange street six rooms occupied by Tom Taylor. Two Lots In rear of the last three mentioned, on each of which is a good tenement house.

Two Houses and Lots 75 25 75 50 48 50 Thomas S. Eaton, Clerk to the Board. jpURCHASE TAXES for the year 1890. 1st half 9 42 2d half Alston 15 48 4 50 1 54 6 30 5 32 8 06 9 00 10 1 46 1 70 3 04 3 02 3 20 12 40 65 10 80 50 50 iaxes for the year 1890. tu.

A. rowELL, Deputy Sheriff. gHERIFPS COLLECTIONS. To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners'. I would respectfully report the fol lowing collections on whiskies, ped dlers, and other things for the twelve months ending December, 1890.

whiskey License. State. C'ty. 100 00 100 100 -150 50 100 50 "50 100 100 100 50 50 1,100 00 Staunton $100 00 Glena 100 Reavis 100 3 Ponton 150 Linehan 50 Earls 100 50 Ponton Jackson 50 Loughlin 100 Loughlin 100 SS Whitten 100 Beacon Bros 50 Jackson 50 1,100 00 PEDDLERS, Woodlief 10 Isaac Cohen 10 Prof A Davis, artist 5 10 10 5 25 00 BILLIARDS AND POOL. Loughlin, 2 tables 40 25 '00 40 20 20 80 00 Whittin 20 Ponton 20 80 00 Very Respectfully, W.

II. Smith, Sherifl-. EN ERA COUNTY PURPOSES. DECEMBEB, 1889. It Young, treasurer 41.4 Thomas Eaton, clerk 39 Parker CIoss, store acc't 4 Duke, mrchndse for paupers 14 Lassiter, btainback supplies for poor house Rowland, building bridge Crow Marston, shop account II Reavis, jailor Aycock, printing Hester, building bridge II II Ellington," error in tax coal Smith, lumber A Bobbitt, error in tax Edwards, lumber A Ilarrell, blanks Lee Howard, articles for jail Burwell, h'ling fr bridges Brodie, lumber 3 Watkins, sbingles.w'nd'ws Rowland Powell, jury tickets Wm Merrimon, blacksmithing A Kelly, work on jail Lass iter, Stainback paid carpenters II lime II Walker, error in tax Rowland Powell, m'rch'ndiso Souther land, state failure 118 C5 2 37 6 40 12 2 4 35 6 22 100 26 19 2 191 64 15 8 12 13 1,228 JANUARY, 1890.

II Cawthorn, state fail-- ure and arrest 5 Norwood, lumber 2 George Hughes, error in tax 2 Dr Arch Cheatham, health phys 75 Reavis, supplies for jail J. 8. Carr, for A Belvin Simon Perry, error in tax Goodrich, Bpecial coroner Thos Jones, juror Stainback, juror Elam, juror Marston, jurcr Whitfield, juror Howard, juror -Gold Leaf, printing exhibit Thos Eaton, Clerk A Powell, jury and witness tickets Cheatham, m'd'cne for ph Sarah Jenkins, error in tax Palmer Lewis, errer in tax John Ayscue, work on i Vance Guards, sped allowance Miles Hicks, error in tax Polly Howell, work at A Fuller, coffin for pauper A Harrel, blanks nend. Blind Mfg Co, lumber II Reavis, jailor Hicks, error in tax 6 2 9 3 3 3 3 3 v3 16 23 CO 8 2 43 50 1 1 3 3 2 47 390 FEBRUARY, 1890. II Smith, Jury witness tickets Thomas Eaton, clerk A Powell, jury witness ticketa Rowland, work on road II Ilarrell, book and blanks Jake Brandon, work at jail Watkins, mdse for jail A Wright, error in tax George Hughes, error in tax II II Kittrell, hauling for jail Henderson Scott, error in tax A Kelly, error in tax II Reavis, jailor II Reavis, jailor Lassiter, Stainback supplies for poor house 0 Duke supt of poor house Daniel Summers, work in jail Ned Taylor, error in tax 70 70 43V32 28 20 4 31 9 56 53 75 4 2 6 55 08 50 16 25 25 35 25 25 30 40 11 25 20 32 8 38 2 60 11 56 7 70 5 78 7 00 1 00 1 20 2 96 5 40 3 88 10 00 21 72 2 34 4 60 2 00 33 46 18 32 40 2 00 2 74 74 1 38 51 16 2 80 25 6 00 5 60 4 36 4 88 03 1 00 40 36 9 00 9 92 1 24 6 82 1 84 3 24 06 88 20 00 on Cemetery street, with four rooms each.

Also a Good Farm In a high state of cultivation only two miles from Henderson. Has an excpllpnt house of seven rooms, in large grove, on f)ublic roads. Is a very fine tobacco farm; las four good barns for flue curing; containing about 200 acres good water and out-houses. All the above property will ite sold for division among the heirs of Mrs. M.

W. Rowland, deceased. Terms to suit purchasers. For further Information apply to Mr. Isham C.Rowland, of Henderson, N.

or tbe undersigned, Wilson, N. O. A. W. ROWLAND, A try for Mrs.

M. W. Rowland, dee'd. Stvmrrrtu To enre BUlousness, Sick Headache, Conatl-pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take the aaie and certain remedy, SMITH'S AM. Size (40 little Beans to the bottle).

Thkv ask the most coxvbhiht. Sultoblo Cop nil AKm. rrlce of cither glee, 25e. pr Bottle. J.I.SMlTHC0.Makerof-CILEEAK3,"ST.l00IS MB.

your iooks WEATHER Alston A Anglea Barnes Barnes, Stainback Be a com Bros Burwell fc Co Burroughs Alston Bowen Capeheart Outlaw Capps Cheatham Co Cooper Mitchell Church Co Chavasse Falkner Roberson Dickie Davis Rose Davis 85 16 62 75 80 15 75 Co 2 20 26 62 60 1 Owen Davis Davis Kittrell Yancev Wyckoft: Whitmore Watkins Hardee Kittrell WW Swain Earles OH Finch Co Asa Farrar A Falkner Jacob Frank Farber Foster Men imon EG Glenn Gregory II Goodrich -Ira Hunt Hope Hicks Peter Hawkins Hight Haskill 2 00 20 1 68 37 74 5 20 1 78 1 08 WM IS 70 62 24 16 30 MMM cor your oenuina At. A. Sim. moot Lint Medicina. ItSiZX ometimea had to aobsUtat arl 'IZeilin's atnS far mn Xf.

ii IbtlUftl cin' bnt dont answer tha I purpose." rnv viiat, At aft2it, Mem phis, Tenn. say T.iTca a pacaaga 01 your Lnor MedicW and hav used hall of it. ilwork'lk charm. I want ao netter Uver RcgTilator and cr-taialy no mora i ZeUia's nuxtvr Cleaning and 4. ele lake this method of announcing that yrcpareo.

no uieaning ami 1- lflg of clothing, ladies' dress goods, Any color desired and warranted not smut or wash out. OLD CLOTHINB RENOVATED and made to look almost ins cood as new a very small Give me a trial. Charge! jcasuunuie. sept 18 7 LUCRET1A SCOTT. cf Ma Liver exl Zliztjt, ui Dr.

J. n. SIcIean8 -'VER AND KIDNEY DALM Jts bucocsa in curing all all. xnts of thn urinary organ la arallclod. Ono dollar per otiuont druyjjUta.

Dr. J. H- and mszr pillets iLittlo cenU vial, no a doao. 6cnd two cent tump for Allan nao contalnlnK t'trn Chart and Weather Vm-Z. 'n" uy "5v.

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i'cLEAM UECICirCE SX. LOUIS. Mtt "STILL IN THE RING," ffflTCn ADD JBWfilllY Business at the same old itaril WILMOT WOOD, -THE- Old Reliable jeweler, HENDEHSON, N. C.t Desires to state that he has a full line of all goods in his line such "as fine gold and silver watches, chains' and charms clocks of all styles and prices gold pens and Dencils cuff" buttons, scarf pins, ear-rings, breast pins, and bracelets silverWare of all kinds, castors, butter and pickle dishes. cake baskets, water pitcherv ups.

spoons, knives and forks, soup ladles. ore. A full line of eve-classes arid sixrc- tacles-lthe best made. All eyes fitted perfectly. Watch repairing a Prompt attention to all work add charges the most reasonable.

Give me a call when in need of anything in my line. DON'T FAIL osend lOetsforthe Largest, Handsomesfj and most complete Catalogue of vypcI presses, cuts, published. LOWEST PUICF.S. LARGEST VAHIET National Type 58 8. Tlilrd 81 PHILADELPHIA fllKqthxklKwdfM laadln rinljr lor ailifc unnatural 4ir brr avnl print liaaior mn.

A crtalarnr tortbr dttifll- MrMtffey Irmri flaf llHt tnm lit it to O.t a p-tfTrrtrn. 5 u.prciTot.iu, hot i Dmnblii 1 i-lfk. 6lA0. W. W.

PARKEB, DniElSt HENDERSON, N. C. 4 1 Tl I r.om mm irt a snna il IT a mm ayata.i tit E.ixr, aa4 MaaT. (mu 4 r. EWE CO BUFFALO.

$lu T. lie MmM i Remember yoa can eat ts good work, at as reasonable prices, at Crow Ilarston's Carriage Wagon-Works IIEXDERSON.N.U., anywhere. Jfo matter you want a vehicle made out ami repairinz done, we are nnmwH tn modate you on short notice and in the most ictory manner. lla Vine thOrOUPhlv fltltwl Itnnnr cT.r. all necery tools and ImplemeDts, and employing orlv the best workmen, we are better prepared than ever to supply Carriages Bungles, Wagons, Carts, at lowest prices.

We make a specialty of manufacturing the celebrated Wagon, one of the best wagons sold. It cannot be excelled. We are prepared to do all kinds CoTln I lToDAY8. 1 0araataa4 sat I I cmcmiiMi, PatTflMB Hicks, state failure A Bobbitt, state failure Crocker, state failure I A Bobbitt, state failure Henry Perry, state failure I Green, state failure Wynn, state failure 8 Duke, state failure Itoyd, state failure William, state faiiure supplies WatkinM, error in tax Water Proof Co, article for Curriu, Sam Harris' tax Kearney b'ks Goodrich, ex'm'g lunatic (3) Dr Cheatham, error in tax Stalling, error ia tax Grissom, error in tax Harris, error in tax Fulkner, error in tax A I'ardue, error in tax if Smith, error in tax I Harris, error in tax Gary Co, error in tax, Gary, error in tax Thomas Hicks, error in tax Lee Wilson, error in tax 24 3 2 2 2 5 2 25 57 37 1 2 2 1 7 2 25 2 1 2 64 90 2 14 40 20 13 55 75 80 20 Kittrell. error in tax Charles Harris, error in tax II Smith.

Charles Harris' tax John Jones, error ia tax I Cooke, bridge Harry Alston, error in tax 70 Dr Boyd, error in tax Weir, error in tax Smith, iurv witness tickets 03 75 72 A Powell, jury witness tickets Smith, error in tax 8 Lemay, pauper's coffin 70 34 50 Farber, error tax WUi lemmg, error tax Cheek, error in tax A Lewis, c'nv'y'g prisn's to jail A lewis. c'nv'y'e prisn's to jail 1 2 2 2 56 7 80 40 76 SSOl Fleming, c'nv'y'g pris's to jail Uuke, supt of poor house ParkerACo, articles jail 85 10 A Britt, error in tax 5 John Fuller, coffin 3 Reavis, jailer 31 25 90 A Belvin, disabled soldier 5 1,227 57 MAY, 1890. William Hunt, error in tax Wm Merrimon, hurrying pauper 00 50 62 35 50 75 55 Erasmus Mai one, error in tax 2 Thomas O'Brien, error in tax A Harrell, blanks Harris, lumber 6 tj Aycock, printing 1U 4 Howard, cots for jail 17 I A Powell, jury witness tickets 93 Rowland, rebate on tax Owen, rebate on tax 30 A Zollicoffer, rebate on tax 2 Perry, rebate on tax 2 Harris, rebate on tax 2 Cooper, rebate on tax 3 Owen Davis, rebate on tax 1 Lassiter, St'nb'k Co, supplies 51 John Fuller, coffin 6 36 40 95 ileavis, jailor 5o Thomar Eaton, clerk 33 A Belvin, disabled Boldier 2 15 25 334 15 jcne, 1890. Boyd, bridge A Harris, error in tax M. Barnes, coffin Anderson, fencing for Mrs Hester, error in tax II Smith error in Es- tes' tax Sallie allowance T.

Barker, error in tax II Kearney, boarding prisoners A Ixwis, conveying lunatic A Harrell, books Duke, con veying prisoner from Louisburg A Powell, witness tickets W-H Reavis, jailor Thos Eaton, clerk II Smith, jury witness tickets Lassiter, Stainback Co, supplies for poor house II Smith, rebate on tax 25 50 3 3 126 2 87 11 3 2 8 20 40 10 25 40 7 17 95 52 11 156 40 2 92 33 Young, State failures Worthington, State failures II Smith, State failures 14 50 50 11 L. Kearnev Tf Hicks. 4 2 1 7 1 1 4 3 Edwards, TL.Jones. Hunt, SH Allen, TW Goodrich," A IHackwelL State failnrcs II Mahone. Southerland, Cawthorn, A Ix-wis.

50 4 25 58 1 40 Williams, 753 jcly, 1890. Boyd, taking tax list Townesville 1G 00 Walter Bullock, taxing tax list Williamsboro 18 00 15 00 A Burwell. takinc tax list Nut bush II Ball, taking tax list San-dv Creek 18 00 Kimball, taking tax list Middleburg PA Bobbitt, taking tax list 18 00 jvuireu A Powell, taking tax list Henderson Vance Guards, annual allowance Watkins, supplies for jail Dr. A- Cheatham, part pay as health officer Atwood, coffin CO Duke, part payment as 25 00 60 00 200 6 60 50 00 3 00 1 poor nouse 56 25 5 25 4 50 AO'Neil, lock for jail A Delvin, waiting on grand Reavis, medicine for poor houm Walker, clerk board of aeii8or8 Reavis, jailor Anthony Jones, special allowance Thoa Eaton, clerk Thos Pittman, counsellor to the board Sup't of the asylum, money-advanced McNeil Dr Royster.examiningla-natic Kearney, serrioes as assessor 60 1 00 25 80 3 00 13 80 76 85 3 50 5 00 10 90 4 10 7 50 3 20 A Wren arresting prisoner Brodie. cuttincr Dnke, conveying prisoner to jail Adams, clerk to board! of assessors (1 Brodie.serrice as assessor Lassiter, Stainback Co, sup- plies for poor house A Powell, jury and witness- tickets 1 6 00 CO SO 06 34 75 732 16 AC6CBT, 1890.

Barnes, coffin A Ilarrell, printing Anderson, nails Goodrich 4 Cheatham, limes II Mahone, conveying pi if. oner to jail Smith, jury and witn ess tickets ThosS Eaton, Reg. of Deeds JohnDevereox, Jr. atfr lew 6 00 6 25 2 87 1 50 15 63 65 55 30 SO 30 00 16 20 3 00 3 20 1 90 it ii iwaTw, jailor Aaron Eaton, building ho use poor house Rowland Powell, tubs for poor house, ames Beckham, convey insr prisoner to jail 1 1 1 13 14 6 8 22 2 3 2 4 2 175 16 80 80 45 50 40 79 40 120 10 50 11 85 30 00 84 25 14 00 25 50 45 00 10 55 20 70 15 1 75 25 00 50 72 92 57 20 42 80 15 30 64 00 NOT THIS V. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, HENDERSON, N.

C. Estimates for the erect ion of and orders for lumber solicited. I will ell all kinds of lumber at Pineu Wood prices, wun ireigumddeu. Opposite Parker Closs, i Main Street, Henflerson, N. C.

-1 would most respectfully inform the public generally that 1 have the largest and most complete stock of Pure Old Corn Bye Whiskies, WINES, that has ever been brought to Henderson. I make a specialty of pure old North Carolina Corn Whiskey from one to three years old that 1 am soiling at a reasonable price and would like for you to try some. Special low prices to tobacco curers by half gallon and up. I am ever grateful and thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me for the last three years and hope to merit a continuance of the same. I pledge myself to deal with you honestly and will always give you good unadulter ated goons lor your money, in connection witu my oar nave a good POOJL, TABLE and Invite all lovers of the game to come ine oesc oi oraer win be observed at al times.

Most Respectfully, S. S. WHITTEN. Aug. 26th, 1890.

$3000: A TEA Ft I nrirrtak. tn i.TOe.i im mmj writ, and h. WW. MdHWNIDr 1 kM T.H. Ik- II F.rnipo7miitu wnicB you can am thitamount.

learned. I deaira but mmm wAfv Aw. Mh rarra.i.nru isias. aimm at MP nf to ouy ot llR Wo Vintrr. 1T Pi) la the old thixrs are gone Stilt all pqo, aneemi JK wci.uw OAICUL LLlltl Customers the hPTloflf w-aw 1 1W 1 ud in II see the BEST GAR- will find rnon.e Tr, vA Emporium, G.

A kfcxx RiviUK uiciiiv Liuio lu iooK armiTin nun nimt tho oin ntm xi miivvmyTignz you are -never jump at conclusoin wctiib you io counx among irT o-iT-U -ovli. cxjr uAXiixg. xu.u wo 40 737. 70 80 RECAPITTLATION. 1889 1890 December, Uanuary February March April May June July August September October November 1228 390 408 913 1227 334 753 732 208 153 812 24 737 05 $7899 41 PAUPER'S ALLOWANCE, Issued quarterly.

DECEMBER, 1889. lien Renn Jacob llodze 2 00 6 3 Sarah Uarp Mrs James Clarke Sallie Smith David Hill Plumer Wilkinson Annie Fuller Charles Royster George Hawkins Margaretllacris Lucy Bullock Nancv Wier Jane Watts 4 6 4 4 6 3 3 3 3 6 4 50 1 69 3 3 12 6 3 MARCH, 1890. Sallie Smith, January, Sallie Smith, February, Len Renn Jacob Hodge, sarah Harp Mrs James Clarke Sallie Smith David Hill plumer Wilkinson Annie Fuller Charles Royster George il a we ins Margaret Harris Lucy Bullock Nancy weir Jane watts Sallie Smith, Special Saltie Smith, April 4 6 4 4 6 3 3 3 3 6 4 3 3 81 JUNE, 1890. Len Renn Jacob Hodge Sarah Uarp Mrs James Clarke I a. sxiiie smun David Hill plumer Wilkinson Annie Fuller George Hawkins Margaret Harris Lucy Bullock Nancy weir Jane watts A nelvin A Belvin, July A Belvin, August bailie Smith, special 86 50 I SEPTEMBER, 1890.

Len Renn Jacob Hodges Sarah Harn Mrs James Clarke David Hill Flumer Wilkinson Annie Fuller Georjre Hawkins Margaret Harris Lucy Bullock Nancy weir Jane watts A Belvin Martha woodllef, AuRust Martha woodllef, September Sarah Harp Anthony Jones 68 60 I RECAPITULATION. December, 1889 March, 1SU0 June, September, pauper allowance Other County expenses 69 81 88 50 68 50 303 T.899 Total expenses 8,20141 1 do hereby certify that the aboTa a correct statement of tbe accounts Dasaed br tne Board ot County Conimlssfonera of Mce vyountr. jortn fjaroiina fmm r- wmofr, ists, io iecmDer, a box as s. X.AT0X, cierK to tbe Board. AJWSSSSLSi Vance County, N.

fori tn Tear com. raencine ueoemoer 1st, NoTember 30tb, 1890. 1889. ending DE0E3CBEX, 1890. xxrv 8 mU 4V chairman 20 8 00 Paul Jenkins 4 Walter Bullock 4 Wm Burwell 3 TAJTCA-KT, 1890, Kearney, chairman 1 KG Brodie 1 11 20 I 13 00 60 7 00 2 80 3 00 05 57 40 32 31 61 11 64 16 25 75 50 50 50 60 50 50 50 50 I Clomin and Gents1 Furnishing Goods N.

ENDERSON, Ittake us the last on your list, because we can make it to vo interpqf a immense stonk t.ho lnro-oaf onri a4- 4.r i.T lnteresT, unmene stockthe largest and best of the kind ever brought to Henderson, so the 44 oldest we have this season 408 MARCH, 1890. Crow Marston, work on jail Carr, for A Belvin A Jordan, error in tax Harris, error in tax Hicks, error in tax George Boyd, conveying prisoner to jail Thos Eaton, clerk Brodie, services at poor house Wm II Burgwyn, error in tax Wortham; error in tax II Reavis, jailor II A Finch, waiting on grand jury Henry Perry error in tax Horner, error in tax A Ilarrell, books BI Thomason, soap for jail A 0Neil, supplies for poor house William Bowden, boarding jurors Roger Person, guarding prisoner Asa Farrar, paper for clerk Jas Smith, witness ticket Lonnie Hester, witness ticket Brewer, juror Marrow, juror MB Harris, juror Lambert, Juror Lynch, juror Ridout, juror A Lewis summoning witnesses John Fuller, coffin for pauper William Merrimon, black smith account II Smith, jury and witness tickets A Powell, jury and witness tickets Lassiter, Stainback Co, supplies for poor house Parham, error in tax A Powell, crier of court 37 147 13 10 20 00 18 10 61 6 5 3 13 3 8 15 9 75 65 25 50 50 00 20 10 20 30 10 1 20 3 00 1 60 90 55 337 95 51 19 65 35 00 1913 31 APRIL. 1890. JR Young, state failures Worthington, state failnrea Robertson, state failure RW Knuckles state failure Smith, state failure Rogers, state faflore A Perse, state failure BullOCk. BtntA fftiln 486 26 39 65 1 60 46 98 15 1 55 80 11 41 1 90 6 35 1 25 1 10 1 i I state failure ai nunt, state failure rS Allen, state failure r-THBaU, state failure Wortham, atate failure II Fuller, state failure 32 95 50 10 68 39 50 10 76 50 30 00 on 10 50 25 SSI 1 i iwiauiianF: xeiis us.

antt1lM atfovif ttj-r We have- more sCnd a UFA FALL pearly all xxB yahwrua at prices to ND OVERCOATS. The tariff does not affect us. but bVfore ttril aPQne2 TfAH aVX 7 WU propose tO glV6 OUT nil ft A cULXXLB rr Abetter line of tii 11TI no nthoro hnrA 1 JT a.v uaau, VSAA ULLL UiAI L. 1 1 to the truth. iiiuuej.

Dnng traae to SUITS A AAAObtJiXU. OI TiTnOPCJ this stTAoV nf mZrfinrZ -aaa nwva, aVU.VOA. inffiatomr Ilflfllll Mil Anybody will teU you they tinfi a 5.00. between the tworour ideas 16 3 80 20 3 00 33 5 60 2 00 33 5 GO 40 6 00 16 3 80 300 20 .3 00 30 3 50 33 3 60 YOUR FRIENDS, Paul Jenkins 1 Walter Bullock 1-V rEBBCAKT, 1890. Kearney, ebalrman 3 LO Brodie 1 Paul Jenkins 1 Walter Bullock a VAECH, 1890.

5 Kearney, chairman 1 1. Brodie 1 Walter Bullock 1 Thomas Taylor 1 ATJHLf 1890. 5 JFP ehInan 2 J3AEEE8, STjOIEAGK GOMFAIf ONLY EXCLUSIVE CLOTHLEBS AND GENTS' ETTRNTSTTPpc or work with neatness and dispatch, and make a specialty of carriage painting, REPMSKG AKD EORSESEOEEG. Thankf for past we hZve by good work and strict attention to business merit a continuance ut the same. Very Respectfully, CROW MARSTON, Jan.

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