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POSITIVELY THE
TAEBORO-ONE DAY ONLY,
Saturday November
1
CBEAT WOMEiB'S EXPOSITION.
PROCLAMATION
With the vast and varied experience of
over fifty years as a manager and exhibitor,
always ready to embrace new ideas, con-
stanlly introducing with a lavish hand novel
lLui, -rujv iii; au luvtuiivt t!IJiUt. .swiu-
ly comprehending and supplying the ever
changing wants of our progressive leiple,
I have been enabled to ride upon the high
tide of popular favor and accumulate a
Priscelt F oetcxe. When I last addressed
you, five decade of vears had come and
gone since first, as a manager, I enleavored
to cater for the rmblio's amuspn.pnt. nnil
gratification. Think of the vast changes
that have occurred in that half century of I
years wht rapid s-irMe.i in commerce and
civilization ; what startling innovations ; what
wonderous inventions ! The nineteenth
century has been prolific of wonders, and I ;
have endeavored to keep pace with its gi
gantic improvements, so as to satisfy and '
please an enlightbned and generous publie.
Another year has relied by, and I again
take up my pen to address my i: ilKors of
prtrons who year alter year, have generous- '
ly come forward to witness the wonderful
changes in tLe great traveling exhibtion that i
has for fifty years been kLown as John
Robiuson's.
Understanding, better than anv other
man living, the wants of forty millions of
free peoyle, now, at the ripe old of sixty-four
in the very zenith of mv success
possessor of the finest and largest traveling
exhibition the sun ever shone upon, and ,
having just completed, at an expense of over I
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, a magnificent Opera Hous, I am
frequently and "modestly" asked, 'ffhyl
not sit down and enjoy this
world s good
ft liu '.,,
tnings, and retire fioru active live. You
have an rbundance money and repmation
and why not permit the mantle of ' Old
Johs ' to fall upon the shoulders of the fivk
sons, assistant managers of votir GUK VT
WORLD'S EXPOSITION 1""
My answer is, invariably, ' lietter wear
than rnst out '." My life's Iong-cherishe.l
hope and highest ambition, with all the vast
weslth at my command, was to organize
and move the largest travelling Exposition
on the face of the globe, with an assemblage
of beasts, birds, and reptiles, excelling, Tu
quantity, quality and varietv, the largest
Zoological Gardens of London or Paris.
With this in view, I have, at an expenditure
of over ONK MILLION" OF DOLLARS,
collected and eqnipped the grandest, most
complete, and stupendous exhibition of
modern times. combinini MUSEUM
AQUARIUM, MENAGR1E, AVIARY"!
CARAVAN, an Institute r.m thk Ad
vancement OF SrlENOK AND EnrcATIoV
and STRICKLY MORAL CIRCUS.
Of course, so vast and rrnnt.tolinttM
esiauuslinieut as this, moved
,
would require the services of 01
una men aut itorsm for
iiorsm fop lit, cr.... ......
portion and uer,i,. I . V . " ,
randerin-r it i, ii I ; 1 ! !
ottier method than a bin; ;Uet nt
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numerous tperitl trains ;t ei'ir.
It would be folly, after an outlav ol such
a sum of money, for the success "if so gi
gantic an institution to depend noon the l"'.
of one individual; therefore, I have taken
great care to educate my five r,ls, that they
may, individually or collectively, assume, a"',
any time the management and e- tire con
trol ofmyGHEAT WORLDS EXPOSI
TION". Why shotild l I have the bent in the world 1
Has it not been one greru idea of mv iiie 1
Think you I could ever rest satisfied were it
in my power to purchase one ..inje iutra-:-lion
that the sreat public, to whom I. with
feelings ef .'latitude, acknowledge mv in
debtedness, m a to whose liberality fowe
my present iinanc'al position, had otherwise
boen deprived from witnessing 1 No to
remain idle under such circumstances would
be an impossibility. The great aim of ny
hfe would remain unaccomplished 1 have
determined to have tlu best in quality and
the greatest iu variety possible, so as to
make my GREAT TRAVELING SHOW
superior, in all its many department:, to
any moving exhibition in the world, anil a
euch do now present it to the public. With
millions ol money, a half centurv of expei i
euce, a scoie or able counselled, assiatants
and subordinates, intelligent arer,u nt, an
expense of THIRTY THOUSAND' DOL
LARS annually in cverv quarter of the
elobe, vigilant, untiring and unceasimr j
in their ellorts to secure new attractions and
incredible marvels oi the Creator, the n,.,
expensive and high-toned leading artists of
the a2e have been secured, and artisans of
the highest ability ftom England, France
and Germany combinud-suiiimoned to uer
tea and render this hurculean etlort of ndue
Admission, 7
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TO THE PUBLIC OF
i a triumphant success; and this
wherever Old Johx RoBtssas's
i WORLD'S EXPOSITION halts,
creato a grand diversional gala day
season
GREAT
it will
Ilia
inhabitaDLS for one hundred surrounding
unit-, a glomus carnival, a fete of mag
niilicence, and a bewildering ovation.
To properly respond to the immense
tribute of the multitudes everywhere ten
dered my triumphal successes."! bave en-
i aaement of my GREAT VVORLD'S FXPO
uu-aeu me enure movies and dai v m.m
oiii'j.i iomj owest son, VU1L ROlilX-
cui, jr., wtio, for the
na-'t; ten vear Kaa
been my acting manager, and to whose
clear judgment, gentlemanly deportment,
thorough discipline and unlimited knowl
edge of the show business, seconed by my
four other sons, and a corps of assistants,
much of my success in the show, business
is due. The financial department is in
chargo of mv second ROn, Mr. GILBERI
N. ROBINSON, w ho is chief of finances.
Having occupied this position for the past
eight years, he has made the rapid ex
changing ot money a specialty, and U now
acknowledged the most correct money ex
pert in America.
It has often been suggested to me that I
do not set forth my just claims of superi
ority in sufficiently emphatic language, and
that I am altogether too reserved" and mod
est in my advertising literature, heraldina
MY GREAT WORLD'S EXPOSITION!
The Tublic Press, Statesmen, Cle jymen
and millions of delighted visitors, witti one
voice unite in pronouncing ihat my estab
lishment has attained the culminating point
as a COmhirntion of all ika iu
! useful, lnsirualvsand pleawii" "
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a. uo c-iaiueu , irom asaggeratin" my
multitudinous attractions, being saifsfied
to permit the public to discover the real
worth and merit of my gigantic institute,
and permit then to tell their neighbors of
ray partially advertised mine of wealth. Of
course all my visitors can most conscien
tiously testify to my superior exhibitions,
and advise their many friends to patronize
me. -
Now, Of OSE FACT BE AB8CRET: that al
though my great traveling show for the
reason of 1ST 1 will fully equal any exhibi
tion ever collected on this continent, and
v. ith its many wonders will remain intact,
presenting a multitude of attractions equal
l ) any TWELVE GREAT SHOWS, it nev
er will bo divided, believing that " iu union
there is strength," and tho generous pub
lic can always depend upou witnessing one
grand, unlimited and undivided consolida
tion, and when patronizing my Great
World's Exposition find all their fancy pic
tured. -
Mv OR EAT WORT.TVS l?v-DncriTr-vT
i - vgiliOJ IB
l,......nJ,i,iTOsuMMieii iact not lor a year anda
one tun;!. , dav. but lived tiArmnnaniir 1 . .
e ..... - J
I . " ' V"3 0 peeled countrymen,
! lm wns 8 oul1 " reason in
1 in, nwim 11 1 y 1 i.awiit ityrcTi-r n-itn
Lie, for bv doing so there is nothing gained
and my fifty year3 of honest toil, and the
princely fortune expended in gathering to
nether the wonders of the Universe, and my
good name would be lost forever. I have
invariably requested my Agents to adver
tise, thoroughly and emphatically, that in
all cases if my exhibition are not just what
they are represented, I will willingiv refund
mv patrons' money, knowing perfectly well
that I can safely make the offer, aa it i an
impossibility to nnd sufficient expressive
words in the English lansuae to do full
.Mist ice to my GREAT WORLD'S EXK)SI-
Iu the Sunns of 1872 I determined, if pos
sible, to add such curiosities, and animals
to my great Zoological collection as had
never been ou exhibtion on this continent
In the mouth of April I had a consignment
of one black-maned Red Sea Lion, from the
Arctic Ocean, captured in the region of the
North Polo, also three Black Pacific Sea
Lions, and six Crown Seals, from my Agents
in Alaska; all arriving by the way of San
rranciscoand the Pacific Railroad. The
largest of the four Sea Lions weighed two
thousand three hundred pound, and the
smallest twelve hundred. At the same time
there arrived from India the first and only
J-lack Stimmatran Rhinoceros ever brought
to lin.s country, of the enormous weight of
three tons. A giant Ostrich, fifteen feet
hi -ill, strong enough to carry two men upon
Hh back, and then outstrip the swiftest run
ning race-horse ; and I can safely say it is
the first bird of its kind ever exhibited in
the country. These, together with an Afri
can Hartbeest, the first in America; a
TIIREE-IIORNED AND THREE-EYED
OX from the Holy Land ; a Sacred or Hin-
i-uo, noiii umuoostan ; a King vulture
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NORTH CAROLINA:
a Nylghau, an Eland, a Crocodile from the
river Nile ; a crystal den of Anacondns and
Boa Constrictors with their litter of young,
the first and only ones givhn birth to in the
United States ; a Green Sea Turtle, from
the Bahama Banks, weighing fifteen hun
ponnds, and ten additional cages of minor
animals.
In has been my great desire to have every
living animal known to naturalists. With
this view, my Agents in Africa have been in
structed to secure, regardless of cost, speci
mens of that most RARE AND BEAUTI
FUL ANIMAL, the GIRAFFE. I am
pleased at being enabled to communicate
the FACT THAT MY SUCCESS IN HAV
ING MY WISHES IN" THIS RESPECT
GRATIFIED HAS FAR ?XCEEDED MY
MOST SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS. I
have now with my Great Zoological Depait
ment A PAIR OF LIVING GIRAFFES
These are the only ones in America ith any
traveling combination, and WILL MOST
POSITIVELY BE ON EXHIBITION AT
EACH PLACE MY GREAT SHOW VIS
ITS DURING THE FALL AND WINTER
OF 1874.
This vast assemblage of beasts, birds and
curiosities are ail property arranged in beau
tiful cages, so a", to afford visitors an oppor
tunity of studying the great works of our
Divine Ruler.
After an introduction into the immense
outer pavilions, which are crowded with won
drous examples of animated nature, repre
sentatives of Birds, Beasts, Reptiles, and
Amphibious Monsters, collected from every
section of the habitable globe, the visitor is
ushered into, and without extra charge, the
Grand Amphitheater, in which a circle of
easy and eligible seats are securely arranged
for the accommodation of TEN THOUSAND
crianjaij, woo arc invariably attracted
t... it. i . 1 i-k n . ... . ,
uy nie iame oi tnis UUfiAl WORLD d EX
POSITION.
My grand arenic enrertainments are of
tho same chaste, moral, i
I nleashitr st.anrlnrd thafc hoc U.Li..
izea tbat portion of my exhibitions ; display
ing tpnnrl orf,,l n-nA ..1 . : 1 .
. "''.WI-
.- cum i-iaosn; 1101 srillitUSIlip, SS-
tounding gymnastic and acrobatic feats, ex
hibiting to the wondering multitudes, when
tully and properly developed, WHAT IS
KOL.LUD UP IJf MAN.
If I have created a revolution in the show
Dusmess, and brought to your very door an
entartainment more interesting and instruc
tive than anv ever lieretoforo t.rovonicl in
- - - .-w.w..- i OVII b W
the public j if I have succeeded in gathering
iu ouo vast congress a senesot wonders that
tend to make my great exhibitions rerdete
in all that is wonderous ; if, lor merit,
worth,, and novelty, it surpasses any of my
previous efforts to please a generous public,
I shall, in that event, rest satisfied that the
great desire of my life has been gratified.
" The vast consolidation, as arrayed for
1874, embraces a prodigious array of attrac
tion, c isting more money and representing
more capital than has ever been embarked
in any three exhibitions ever presented to
the public auywheie throughout the entire
World. Its thousands of Animals, Birds,
Reptiles, and Artists, its collossal magni
tude and bewildering magnificence mark it
as the Great Amusement Carnival of the
Age. To properly present the grand array
of novelties that ho has collected, requires
great care it is an exhibition, the like of
which may never again visit our State
therefore Old John .Robinson, desiring to
give everybody an opportunity of seeingthe
Greatest of all the World's Fairs of Wonders,
has eeterrtined to give timely notice, so that
due preparation can be made by parties
from a distance to visit this congress of all
that is Wonderful in Art, and witness all
that is rare, strange and curious iu the Ani
mal World. To lessen the expenses of his
patrons, arrangements will be perfected for
Excursion Trains af Half Rates on every
fine of Railway. Return tickets will be on
sala at all stations, good Jo any point af Ex
hibition and return. Daily thousands are
availing themselves of the opportunity thus
afforded th em of witnessing the Monster
Amusement Enterprise of the World. Cler
gymen of all denominations, residing in anv
section of the State, are cordially' invited
free. Publishers of papers throughout the
State, to whom Old John Robinson has been
known for many years, will confer a favor
by noticing his coming, with what he justly
terms "Titc I'miTvivn v....
LiitE." To the repiesentatives ot the press
an invitation would be superfluous in the
future as in the past, he will always be both
pleased and gratified to bid them welcome
to his Exhibitions."
The public's obedient servant,
JOHN ROBINSON.
Children, 5Uc.
THE
fruJay
OCT. 9, 1874
For the Enquirer-Sontherner.
A FAREWELL.
Adieu ! for soon must I leaTe thee
And our life-paths separate be :
Though both day lime and midnight be
lieve me
Shall find me lamenting for thee !
Oh ! bitter the gloom that envelops
My heart iu its mantle of care ;
Each moment that passes develops
How unspeakably beloved you are.
Oh ! sad to me now beyond measure
Thoughts of thee and of thine
Remember of the once blissful pleasure
With regrets in my heart doth combine
Oh! never 'till life shall be ended,
One idol could I forget.
Paio, pleasure and sorrow aae blended,
Causiug tears of bitter regret.
OhlCould'st ti'ou but grieve at our part
ing, And thy heart but be saddened as well ;
No longer this pain would be darting
Or anguish in my bosoiu would dwell.
But thou, I think Lores', another
Kven if not 'twill be all the same ;
Thou regardest me only as a Brother,
Thy heart tlnillelli not at my name !
Lella.
J having .
A Piiu;i jL'irl who li;i! a quarrel
with a !ocr ri'iii;irl-:;'(l to ;i friend
that ' she w:i.-!irt. on scj'.u't zing terms
with that (V:n,il nv mere
Wlu'ii a Young umii who parts his
1 ii tir in tlii' iii'.ililli' lines down on an
onine peel, im,!km1v -enns ! care
j : In!- l e over ooN n: ;ig;i:n or
i not.
A I isiou court lias
if a W'inrtn hn is in irv
t iileil that
o iie;- ii
hau l siie !i!iof L'er it x i-k
Jeci ion wi I u,t hi n.-w to
wive.-.
The
The success of Jo.-h
Billings is
t ho:;s i nds
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not wjj th
excep: i
Of V'M'l HI;'
to Sp -ii.
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fuf i ! e iie
Tile.- ' p : I i e .- - i ;
tlie.r i..W II CI.t. .-
a ciianee.
lie iiiit if li 0:i
and give others
Alexander Duma-; has drama
tized tlie Walworth tragedy. He
calls the play '-L'n Parricide," and
in it answers in the affirmative the
question, "Has a son the right? '
A Ltttle fellow who was worrying
over a piece of shad at dinner one
day, demoralized his mother by ask
ing, "Mamma, where did God find
all the bones to make the fir?t shad
of."
When a young lady has to stay
at home from a party on account of
a sty on her eye, it is useless to tell
her that Providence doeth all things
for the best.
A thirty-horse power boiler res
cently put in one of our factories,
was rendered almost useless by
twenty eijrht of them bein:: taken
down with the epizuotic.
The reason an urchin gave for
being late at school Monday was
that the bov in the next house was
going have a dressing down with a
bed'Cord, and he waited to hear him
howl.
'Do you understand the English
language ?' sail a McLean county
! man 'In other day, addressing a
i IiirhtniiiL' iu 1 aeut. ' I do.' re-
p'ied the agent. ' Then I'll be
if I want any of your rods.'
The lightning man, somewhat elec
trified, drove on.
" My dear," said a wife, looking
up from her newspaper, "what is the
difference between 'collusion' and
'collision'?" -Oh !" responded the
husband, "it is simply the differ
ence between u and." "Oh ! yes,"
retored the wife, "and the "same
difference exists in your answer,
which is more ingenious than ineen
nous.
The proverb that "God helps
those who help themselves" was well
paraphased by a little fellow who
tumbled into a fountain and was
nearly drowned. Pale and drip
ping, he was put to bed, and when
his mother requested the young man
the thank God for savins him,
loung America answered : "I
s'pose God did save me, but then I
held on to the grass too."
7s;ny face dirty ? asked a young
lady from the the country of her
aunt, at the breakfast table of a
larboro hotel, the other morning
Dirty ? o. Why do you ask ?
Because that insulting waiter
insists on putting a towel bv mv
plate. I've thrown three under the
table, and yet every time he comes
around he puts another one before
me, and she held up tiie last napkin
indignantly.
A young lady remarked to a foo
the other day that his penknife
(which by-the-by, was a very neat
one;, in one respect resembled him.
.Ladies m the room commenced
guessing what it could be. At last
a smart-looking little boy, who had
until now sat in one corner silent,
was asked to guess. After ex
amining the knife pretty closely he
turned round, and in a cunning
manner said, "Well, I don't know,
unless it is because it's dull."
This is the wav a Flori.la in
expects to get a partner to his bos
om. He advertises at fnllnwa- "A-r,-.,
gal what's got a cow, a good feath
erbed, with comfortable linens, five
hundred dollars in srood, Genuine
slap-up greenbacks, that h
the small-pox, measles and under
stands tending children, can fiud a
customer for life by riten a small
William ducky, addressed X. Y. Z.,
and sUck in a crack of Uncle Billy
Smith's barn, jinin the pig-pen,
where Harrison Reed is now plan
ning for future operations."
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n T!ie..;,:sii.lsu:i.l ot l.er pans of the system,
. 'r.M.ior.n: iliscliariies irom the Ears, and
.r,Ti.H oi : itm iii-ea-es. Eruptions. Fever
!!e;i.l. i:nif Worm, .salt Rheum, Ervsinelas,
-nc'ts. V. orms in ihe Flesh, Tumors. Can
..im. and pli weakening Und naint'ul dis.
.-.e.-.:t hwoais. lissoi tjperm and all wastes of
r-e. ipu . ;iro within tile curative range of this
i: v ....-ni theinttry. und a lew davs' use will
n v ..?r-.on usiiiic it for either ol these forms of
- P :eni power to cure them.
n, m. daily becoming reduced bv the wastes
l U -.sition thatiscontinuailv pro('ressinK. sue
.. res! itm these wastes, and repairs the sanie
- itertal inadc from healthy blood and this
-A'-V.suLLIAN will and rtno. upiim . n,.Pn
IIT-OVe to ;
diseae ;'.
II :! i
mid .1-v.
ds -it
-V i! Il I
.. e, ..i;ti: It when once this remedy commences its
wwk oi i,:nti.'timi, and uccceds.in diminishing the
..rio' -v i-tes. i:s repairs will be rapid, and every day
k-. i-i:it . i' '.....j IniosclturowiiKt better and stroneer,
the i.iini !"jeiiiiir lietter, appetite imurovinir. and HeKli
Uliii V".-i - : T ill l e-lsliitf.
N-jt only -.ois iiie .jrspapilluh RKsoLVKjrr excel
ol! siiuu: repie dial agents in the cure of Chronic, Scro
luiocs. t'oiuHiiutitual, apd fiii diseases; but it is tho
eiiiy positive ourc for
Kidney P Bladder Complaints,
i'rinarv ami ffemli iliwroM, Gravel. Diabetes, Dropsv.
Mopnaue ol aier. Incontinence of Urine, Bright's hQ
ease. Ailumii.itim, an i in all cases where there are
brick dust ueposits. or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed
wit h suhtHitces like the whiie of an eng. or threads like
white silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appear
anee. an.I while bone dust deposits, and when there is
a pi TCKini, buruiiiL' sensation when passim? water, and
(am i.i the t:n:ia ol the Bac'i and tho Loins.
Tumor cf l' Years' Growth
Cared by Radway's Resolvent.
DR. RADWAY'S
PetfeetPnrpiiTe&EeplatiniPills
perfectly .asteless, elct-antlv coated with sweet (fun?
puree, regulate, purify, cleatiMt and stremttben. Kad
waysPill.. tor the cure of all disorders of the Stomach.
I.iver. Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases!
Headache. Constipation, Costiveness, Indiitestion. Dys
pepsia. Biliousness, Bilious Fever. Inflammation of the
Bun-els, Files, and all Derangements of the Internal
x iscera. W arrantod tu effect a positive cure. Purely
exetuble, containing uo mercury, luiuuraUur deleteri
ous drugs.
A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free the sys
tem trom all tne above named disorders. Price 25cent.
per Box. SOLD BY DKUUUISTS -, o cents
HEAD -FALSE AND TRUE." Rend one letter
stump t.v RADWA ' A CO., No. S2 Warren W., New
or-- imonnutiou worth thousands will be sent you.
. PARKER BRtf&J
A Statement showing the Financial
Transactions of the Board of
County Commiaionert from the
1st day of Sept. 1873,o the 31
day of August, 1874, viz :
B J Keech clerk per diem 6 00
Ned Bilhry digging grave 1 50
Nov. 3. Tarboro Southerner adv. 14 00
Dilly Hinton for support 4 00
W A Pool cement for jail 10 00
Geo S Ilawcs tinning jail
roof 296 46
Plummer, Lewis & Co.,
bolts, &c 1 40
Nancy Savage services at
poor house 3 00
J W Garrett Township ser
vices 2 00
David Lane Township ser
vices 3 00
Turner Redmond work on
jail 2 29
Louisa Brake for support 2 00
Turner Redmond work on
road and making clothes 7 37
Dr A II Macnair post mor
tem examination, &c 14 00
Dr A II Macnair medicines
poor house C5 15
Jesse II Pow ell coffin (Luke
Dozier) 4 00
Wni Cook balauce on Teat's
bridge 950 00
Dr A II MacD.iir bd bug
poison for jail
Thomas Fly uiitie.s ticket
2 75
2 CO
2 60
2 CO
6 90
6 90
5 46
10 00
6 10
Louisa Fly " "
Church Cooper '' "
i)uk Fornian " "
V F I wis old jury ticket
W O Turner laz list 1873
J It Iiraiiley willies ticket
Geo Pollunl c-l la ids fur Poor
Dec. 1.
House 24 00
Frd Siiiuio services county
-gylum 6 00
.Tii-tepli Pei.der ceffii. pauper 4 00
L L li t i.lnll leiiKirii g tall
Bell' bridue 2 50
Dr A II Mticnair luedicul ac
count (Geo Warneid; 6 00
DrJJ Lawteuce iiie.lical ac-
cotiFt(GeoW itield) 1125
Dr C W Knioht cofllu for
child 2 00
K Will tttns tax list and
low lusliipjasi vices 13 00
A Sora work on jail 8 20
Gen'i 11 dluck coffin 3 0(
H A Shurley potatoes Kir
jxor 12 50
Taylor (jardner p,ia;oe and
beef for poor 2" 64
II C Chrr woik oti 2:H 75
Geor e S Hwe slove and
pipe for jaii 37 50
MisL Dugoan Uiakiug cloths
lor paupers 24 75
M D Mathewiiori ci ffin 3 00
Heiiry Uaker support 10 00
Poliv L'obb sutUoiL Lewis
Belcliw (lunatic) 50 00
Jesse Garner repairing Cokey
bridge Sgt? 71
Wni Cook larboro bridge
balance 1,132 50
Wni Cook two new bridges
187.
Jan. 5.
v. w road 200 00
J B Batu support for I una
tic (Byrum child) 25 00
Winefield Langley for support 6 00
Ansey Jones ' 00
Hans Newtcn " 6 00
James Lloyd " 5 00
Cinderilla Ilearn " 6 00
Mariah Spicer " 3 00
Dslilee Bottoms " 4 00
Isaac Joyner " 6 00
Mary Thomas " 4 00
Mark Wimberley " 4 00
Nancy Lewis " 6 00
Nancy Watkins " 12 00
Chasey Fleminf; support for
self and husband 16 00
Judy Batchelor for support 5 00
Clara Hilliard " 5 00
Mary Burroughs " "00
Tempy Landing " 5 00
Sallie Derereax ' 4 00
Matilda Grant 6 00
Essie Cobb and wife " 8 00
Nathan Stokes " 8 00
Sally Brown " 5 00
Hannah Harrison " 4 00
Susan Btancil " 6 00
Eli Kins and wife " 10 00
Louisa Brinkley " 8 00
Mary Tolston " Q 00
Nancy Sumn.erlin " 8 00
M illy Joyner " 3 00
Betty Brady " 6 00
Patience Braly " 5 00
M E Sunimerlin " 3 00
Judy Norrleet " 6 00
Sally Glover " 5 00
Nancy Jones " 4 00
Polly Moore " 0 00
Emily Tedder " 4 00
Ellen Lee " 5 00 1
Cheiry Waller " 6 00
Penny Thigpen " 4 00
Sally Hales " 6 00
Charlotte Hopkins ' 4 00
Elizabeth Wilkinson " 4 00
Mariah Wimberly " 4 00
Wm Powell 3 00
Luco Revis 10 00
Silvy Shurley " 4 00
Nancy Barlow " 6 00
Geo Wilkins " 6 00
Britton Edwards support for
self and children 25 00
Essick Knight support for
self and wife 10 00
Caroline Thome for support 5 00
Roana Battle " 4 00
Elizabeth Godwin " 6 00
Nettie Waller " 4 00
Eunic Keel " 4 00
Nancy Savage " 6 00
Burney Fulford " 7 00
Jacob Knight " 0 00
Violet Dancy " 6 00
Edith Mooring " 4 00
Elcy Walktr " 7 00
Derapsy Bembry " 6 00
Peter Norville " 5 00
Louisa Lawrence " 4 00
Eliza Price " 4 00
Susan Powell " 6 00
Sally Webb " 4 00
Nancy Todd " 6 00
Betty Mills " 6 00
Catherine Waller " 6 00
Lucy Waller " 4 00
Henry Baker " 10 00
Charlotte Dancy " 6 00
Amanda Hamonds " 4 00
Alice Smith " 5 00
Elizabeth Lawrence " 2 00
Clara Hilliaid " 2 CO
John Lancaster township ser
vices 15 35
Dempsey Thorne township
services 4 00
Ben Norfleet examination
Oberry's account 5 00
E Zoeller examination Ober
ry's account 5 00
- I ""fc ..v. .v.
Geo S Hawes for cook stove,
&c, for use poor
W P Mabson township ser
vices J II Foreman making coffin
Margaret Turner for services
as cook poor house
Thomas Griffin making coffiu
and digging graye
Turner Redmond making
clothes lnnatio
5 00
43 35
45
4 00
21 00
6 50
1 50
40 00
7 75
4 75
125
Turner Redmond extra ser
vices to lunatics in jail
J B Rayner for posting and
notifying overseers
Hussey Bros, repairing wag
on for county
Hussey Bros ot Co., work on
wagou
Dr W A Dussan 3 months
services supt. poor house 150 00
Noah Tedder 3 months ser
vices at poor house
Selas Price balance services
at poor bouse
B J Keech for supplies fur
nished Dave Williams a
lunatic
R J Keech for supplies to
37 50
29 00
18 00
poor montn Oct. 1873
B J Keech for supplies fur-
303 99
msnea poor mouth Nov.
1873 243 73
B J Keech for support fur
nished poor and asylum
Dec. 1873 407 14
Buck Moore for service as
keeper Asylum 20 00
Anthony Macnair witness
Cornelia Lane witness ticket 5 10
Jack Kitchen " 3 80
N Weaver " 3 10
Jerry Dicken " 4 10
Geo Washington " 4 10
Calvin Jones " 3 50
W R Long " 4 10
Thos Oberry balance on lum
ber 54 40
M P Edwards milage and
per diem a 4o
McD Matbewsoi: milage and
per diem C GO
W T Godwin milage and per
diem 7 50
N B Bellamy milage and per
diem 9 90
J C Dancy milage and per
diem 2 00
B J Keech per diem as c)Vk t 00
Bryant Bottoms for corn and
fodder poor house 21 25
Mar. 23. Wm Biggs advertising 1873 2 00
Jno BNoifleet work on jil 2 00
David Lane township services 4 00
B P Jenkins " " 6 00
B J Keech for supplies poor
house month Jan. 1874 21C 82
B Bryan for supplies furnish
ed jail 403 "4
B Bryan for feedii g prison
ers from Oci. 1st to Jan.
1st 496 10
W G Lewis for zinc lor jail &c. 5 90
B J Keech for lecuid and
glass 2! 65
Ge.ieral Bullock work at
poor house 18 75
J li Ilyatl for lees as Con
stable 4 10
Jese Gardner fur lepairing
llendrick's Ciei'k bridge 20 00
Buck Moore services as
keeper Asylum 54 00
Geo Pi ice for woik on jail 1 50
B J Keech lor supplies 10
poor niomh February 280 'J8
W T Godwin colli n and ex
tra pla:ili 5 co
A McCabe township --ei vices G 00
W P Mabso:, ' ' 1 75
It S Taylor loui.ship tuisue S 00
McD Malhru sun i.iw.nsliiii
services 7 00
C S Camper township servi- j
ces x 0:1 j
A Sorg lor putting in glass
at jail 1 ;jo I
Mary Ward witne8 ticket 7 40
Tl.eo Pitt " 7 40 1
Peier Lawrence ' ',
0 S Camper " 2 !o i
H Redmond 10 !
W M Edmundf-oli " 7 :;! i
Mc Pi t vis ,K J'.i I
April 6. Wai i.ei. colli t lor pauper 5 50 j
Matilda Dick-M; or support :i OO I
TGod..ii- t- piiiniig iew
bi ide 2'i ii !
Jolm Dicken diggii.g grave 5 oo
1 li Batts support to lunatic '
(Kyiutti clniii) 25 00 j
Uiliy Biawell tor suppo.t 6 00 j
Jjf.iton LilwanN supnort to
lunatic iByrjim c.'iild)
Atiscy Jones for suppott
Sally Webb
Sally Glover
Burney Fulioid '
James Lloyd '
Sally Devereux "
Judy Batchelor "
Clara Hilliard
Nancy Jod "
Polly Moore "
Harry Garrett "
Susan Stancil "
Harry Atkinson "
Cinderilla Hearn "
Nancy Wadkins "
Pelila Bottoms "
Hannah Harrison "
Essie Cobb & wife "
Mary Tolston "
Nancy Todd "
Bettie Mills "
Mariah Spicer "
Roanna Battle "
Cherry Waller
Caroline Thome "
Jacob Knight "
Mark Wimberly '
Mariah Wimberly "
William Powell "
Nancy Barlow "
Emily Tedder "
L Brinkley
Nancy Sumerlin "
Eli King and wife "
Charlotte Hopkins "
Eliz'bth Williams "
Nancy Denton
Lettice Knight '
Hans Newton "
Isaac Joyner "
Judy Norfleet "
Marr Thomas "
25 00
5 0o
4 00
5 00
7 00
5 00
4 00
5 00
5 Oo
4 00
5 00
6 00
6 00
5 00
6 00
10 00
4 00
4 00
8 00
6 00
5 CO
6 00
3 00
4 00
6 00
5 00
6 00
4 00
4 00
3 00
G 00
4 00
0 00
5 00
10 00
4 CO
4 00
8 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
4 00
7 00
5 00
5 00
31arv Burroughs
Tempy Landing
Sally Brown
Pauy Cherry
Chaiiotte Home
Bridget Foxliall
Peter Norviile
Martha Moonhane
Trecy Sumerlin
Edward Barlow
William Weaver
Matilda Dicken '
ElleD Lee
July Porter
Nancy Savage
Bettie Brady
Patience Brady 1
Eliza Price '
Nathan Stokes '
Dorsey Williams '
Charlotte Dancy '
3 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
4 00
3 00
4 00
5 00
3 00
5 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
5 00
4 00
8 00
5 00
6 00
8 00
4 00
4 00
2 00
3 00
10 00
4 00
6 00
4 00
6 00
0 00
400
1 00
C 00
6 00
ilsey Uajker
Ellen Hill
ii
Amanda Hammond
Matilda Lawrence '
Mary Mitchell '
Henry Baker "
Eunice Keel "
Violet Dancy "
Edith Mooring "
Dempsey Benting "
C Waller '
Lucy Waller "
Nettie Waller "
Elizabeth Godwin "
Sally Glover "
Silvey Shurley "
Geo Wilkins "
Louisa Lawrence "
Susan Powell "
" 4 00
0 00
4 00
6 00
" C mouths 10 00
Nancy Edwards
fcstuer V lck "
M E Summerlin "
Matilda Grant "
Lemon Hicks "
Coffield Harrison "
Amanda Byrum "
Chasey Flemiui!; "
Nancv Lewis "
5 00
3 00
" 0 00
6 00
" 4 00
" 5 00
" 10 00
5 00
April 7. W A JDutnran services as Sunt
f oor 150 00
W A Dug-gun services at Asy
lum (4 months) 100 00
Noah Tedder services at Poor
House and extra work CO 00
Isaac Braswell services at Poor
House 10 23
Nancy Savage services at
l'oor House 18 00
Mrs Luoy A Dugaa for mak
ing clothes for poor IS 50
Geo W Hales witness ticket 110
Offa Knight " 2 50
Lewis Stat on " 8 90
Mary Bryan " 3 10
Catty Hynian ' 2 10
George Mayo " 9 00
John B Vines " 3 10
Julia Custers " 5 10
Hilliard Vick " ;; so
A H Macnair medicines for
Poor
N"B Bellamy Township
services
D B Batts Townehip ser
vices Buck Moore work at Coun
ty Asylum
B J Keech supplies to poor
53 25
20 00
20 00
31 00
month of March 1874 378
Fred K Blount work on
od
briil o-e
1 20
3 00
4 00
May 4. Rebecca Earl for support
Ely Maury 44
Washington Drew removing
raft frnm lrrifltrp
o vv
E II Boomer work on bridge 2 00
2 00
t is ijeuamy cash paid saw
ing lumber (Sessums'
bridge) n
Robt H Austin Conntv
1 j
Treasurer fees one year 300 00
Henry Deal for support 4 00
Gen'l Cherry witness ticket 3 00
J W Gardner 4 70
E T Gardner " 4 70
Dred Bellamy " 4 70
Windsor Bilbry " 5 10
Abram Pittman " 3 80
Lewis Scott " 4 00
William Cook " 520 00
11. Nancy Joyner for support
lax Hat and
lownshin servi-v.u
It S Taylor tax lit
townshio servir-i
I'l '.
nd
W P Mabson ta.v li ;,
township services
McD Mathcwson tax li-;
and township servici s
tamper tax list
township services
Isaac Braswell work :u
house
WP Mabson clerk Lo.vi
Trustees
iip
W A Du-isan taking t;ix ,
Dempsey Thome ;,u.i,, , ."
list
1 i ,
Gen'l Bullock niakin
Moran Hurt
Hi:
Nathaniel Gay
B J Keeth lor supi,li,M
poor month of .p,'ii
McD Mathewson i,,. ., '.
list
i r Mwanis pei
milage,
McD Matheiis,,.,
and iiii!,;.-,,
N' B BellauTy per
milage
1 ( mil v i ii j ,,. j
milan
.m ;ni
I '': diem
and
D W lb
lllil.l-ie
12 0)
it; air
i J I'eech l.ii e e.
Dr W A D.iyjiln
Hlt. A m il
S (Ml
dieia 12 0 '
v:ce
.",1 1 i , i
Mav
18. Coiin Beic .ei and v.i;.. v.D
N"l r B Kile for sr.j.j.,, y
Kit: in. n I t arson ,
o T il V f
T- i' l L II.. e Vi j;;., . . ,
Shi c OniUick
J".-,i, ( he's, .i
4 Oo
2 id
i ' .iii k Amey '
U.n,i-I ,i,e Mippo; t
H II Davis akinj ia lis;
hi..: t., iis;ip i,erv,f's
1' L" v l.j i. il tak i i s,
nii'. t---.ib'i; s.i ;(...
W W U 1. iieii ii,kir,j,
and to a i :,!;, .... Vll., s
1' ae H.ii t,N ik;:.j t:(X j:.,
ai.il ion i, ship - vie,.,
Jul;!, I Lewis irtUjhj tax j.t
ai il township services
Il-i.ry .' I'l iiio.k l-u.i-lM.,1
iiii.l.i
V,' II J.!.-T-t, ii r,.,,i o! ! ,,n.
iOI 1 Wilij; ,,s
June 1
0 li I
- I ..i
12 i '.i
12 o.i
0 1. 1 1
II .1 olii.st. .n i, .
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'(ii
sel i
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So
V- L. L liit. Hi in.
conn;
:i
lr I. L S:,it-.i
'u.cai
con; t
:' L L Hint. hi iijedico fi(..
count
J E Siraiuoiis making colJin
J C Robbins fees as consta
ble in State cases
John Lancaster takiic Ux
list
Dred riltr.iari win ess ticke'
A B Cheak
Hardy Hl.erroJ " "
i t i.i
w bit
4 (AI
'J 00
In ())
2 1J
2 10
3 fco
4 2i
4 2
5 10
4 00
3 40
3 10
5 Sj
o 10
4 50
5 10
;: oo
o uo
4 70
J. 30
Lewis Battle
Frank Bullock
Jerry Lancaster " "
Simon Pope " "
Phil Hunter :' :i
Edmond Gay " "
Joel Gardner "
Ilepry Exum '
Silas Ilyaiaa ;; "
Isaac Page " "
Guilford Moore " "
W II Gardner
Thos Coukraiii " ':
Neptune Ilaneii ' ';
Polly Taylor
Seth Sieioht ' "
C F JJayo lakii-2 tax li'
ami township services 16 00
B J Keech f. r fees from Oct.
to April 108 00
W II Johnston leaal advice
and lees ; j ;0
R S Taylor copying las list
and township services 12 00
W II Knight for insolvent
polls iS:c., for 1872 "2000 00
B Bryan insolvents (poor)
1S71. Isjji
B Bryan insolvents (.-chool)
1871 Ubb O'J
W P Mabson township ser
vices 4 45
Dr A II Macnair medical ac
count 1873 5 50
McD Matbewsou services
Board Education 10 00
M P Edwards per diem and
milage 12 i0
McD Mathewson per diem
and milage 9 00
D W Harris per diem and
milase 8 CO
N B Bellamy per diem and
milase 3 20
W T Godwin per diem and
mileage 8 00
B J Keech per diem and clerk 8 00
J B Kayrer fees as constable 1 75
Chas Walston witness ticket
J B Rayner " "
Jim Weaver " "
1 CO
2 10
2 90
2 00
2 90
2 90
2 90
2 00
2 00
25 00
4 00
5 00
25 00
4 00
C 00
4 00
4 00
6 00
5 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
10 00
5 00
4 00
5 00
5 00
4 U
Henry Bellamy " "
( i 0 u
Jordon Odom " '
I o 11 11
C Pope " "
J B Batts support lunatic
Sally Noble " self
H Atkinson " "
Britton Edwards support lu
natic Hannah Harrison support
self
Susan Stancil support sell
Mark Wimberly " "
Mariah Wimberly " "
Harry Garrett " "
Ansy Jones " "
W Powell " "
Haws Newton " "
Cendenlla Hearne ' "
Gilly Braswell " "
Nancy Wadkins " "
Jim Lloyd " "
Nancy Jones " "
Polly Moore " "
Nancy Todd " "
Sally Devereaux " "
July C.
sell and children 12 00
Palsey Cheiry forsuppoit 5 00
Nancy Sumerlin " 10 00
Mary Tolston " a 00
Nancy Ilatiis " g f0
Manah Spier " : 00
Louisa Brinkley " C (iO
Clara Hilliard " 0 CO
Delila Bottoms 11 4 00
Sally Glover 5 (m
Essie Cobb and v. ii'e " 8 00
Bettie Brady (; (u
Patience Brady " 5 00
William Weaver " 5 00
Mary Burroughs " 12 00
Eli Kins and wife " 10 )
Nancy liarlow " G 00
Charlotte 1 1 01 ne " 5 00
Emily Tedder " 4 00
Briaizet Foxhall " 5 0()
Daniel Ilines " 6 00
Isaac Joyner '' (J (j j
Martha Moonahata '' 4 00
Luasy yiininier'in " r, 00
Georne Wilkins " (; (,o
Cajoline Thorne ,r, (,o
Eli.abeib Wilkiiis ' 4 m)
Charlotte Hopkins ' 1 (iij
Sally Brown ' 5 00
Silvy Shurley ' 5 yj
Au anda Byrum '' lo l)
Coffield Ilamson ' 4(.fc:
M E Snmru' rlin " 3 00
Mary Mitchell " 3 00
Koana Bottle ' 4 (io
Sarah Pattle " 4 00
Sally Hales " 7 0;j
Milly Battle ' c 00
Hettie Deal ' t; 00
Cherry Waller " 6 00
Edith Hopkins " 4 00
Jacob Knight " 6 Oo
Collin Belcher " 4 00
Charlotte Belcher " 4 Oij
Maggie Hill 4 00
Clarcy Garrett ' 4 CH)
Edward Barlow " 8 00
Ellen Lee " (; 00
Zody Williams " 4 00
Edith Mooring " 4 00
Violet Dancy " 6 00
wckst 7 iq j
r