The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-12-12
County Commissioners.


The Board Of County Commissioners
met in regular session Monday, all the
members present. Several persons
were allowed to list their taxes and a
few others were allowed rebates for
errors made in listing theirs. Fhe fol-
lowing accounts were allowed
W. H. Merrimon. shoeing mules for poor
house, $40.
Rowland & Powell, for lumber and jury
ticket, $3.50.
J. B. Watkins, shingles and windows for
poor house, $3.50.
b. T. Brodie, lumber ond supplies for
poor house, $1G0.34.
NJ. P. Burwell, work on bridges, $22 90.
Lee Howard, cots for Jail and jury tick
ct, $40.
j. A. Harrell, legal blanks for e. S. e.
$672.
l.. L Edwards, weather boarding for
pOOr-bouSe, S35.75
Gill s. Smith sheeting for poor-house,
$40.
Official bond of Thos. S. Eaton. Register
of Deeds, as renewed was accepted and
approved.
Official bond of W. H. Smith, Sheriff, as
renewed was accepted and approved.
Official bond of Joseph Beckham, Depu-
ty Sheriff was accepted and approved.
D. E. Aycock, for court and tax notices,
$6.25.
T. D. Hester, building bridg across Nut
D.. J. Ellis kindling wood Jail, 81.
Official bond of r. E. Young, Treasurer,
as renewed was accepted and approved.
Official bond j. r. Young, G. S. G., as re-
newed wasa ccepted and approved:
Haywood Reavis. fees as Tailor, $37 40:
Crow & Marston, two horse axle for
poor-heuse, $2.75.
Lassiter, Stainback & Co., supplies for
poor-hOuse, $118.55
Parker & Gloss, barrels lime for poor
e. o. Duke, making clothes for paupers,
$14.12.
J. NJ. Williams was elected constable of
Henderson township to fill vacancy caused
by resignation of NJ. A. Blackwell.
The account of the Clerk Of the Superior
tor 1ey for the Board, with Instructions that
he examine same and file his objections
thereto in writing with the Clerk of the
| Board two days before the 18th day OF this
| month.
Thos. S. Eaton, for services as Clerk OF
| the Board, $3.50.
R. E. Young was allowed a commission
on the special and county funds received
and paid out by him, said commissions
amounting to S4414
The Board adjourned to meet again the
18th inst
1.-THE above should have appeared las1
week but was crowded out
Shoes. Shoes. We have just received
his day big stock of all kinds of shoe:
rom the great Petersburg fire, bought a
half price and will be sold at half price
EVERYBODY invited to call early before TIT
stock is Sold A. FINCH & Co.
The celebrated Coon brand collars ant
cuffs and the famous and popular Peerles
shirt, can always be found at Barnes
Stainback, & Cos. Positively the bes
goods on the market today. Examine TO
Yourself if ''seeing is believing
sept Is.
Barnes, Stainback g. Co., are exciusiv
handlers in Henderson Of the celebrate
Coon brand collars and cuffs. Equal t
nv on the market in style and quality and
the same time cost less money.
At Cheatham's drug store you will fin
the largest stock and best assortment G
fine pocket cutlery, razors and scissors l
town. nov. Il.
The Peerless shirt, the best on the ma
ket, at Barnes, Stainback. & Cos. Has
superior in quality of material used, styl
and make. Price as low as the commone
goods. sept 26.
Come and look at our big stock OF glaS
, ware, tinware, silverware, clocks. watche
pocket knives, table knives and forks.
Just received from Morris & Cos auctio
house. and must be sold at some Prlc
Ii. FINCH d Co.
-.>&oN>.
When you are ready to fit the boys ar
: children for the winter from head to TO
!, give Watkins trial. Beautiful suits &c
+ ten up in the latest designs. perfect tit vii
hats and shoes to match. Cheaper thu
;. you ever saw them, something hard to bea
oct "a.
+ Salesman Wanted.
+ A young man of good business quali6c
n tons, who understands Bookkeeping,
e wanted in a store in Henderson. Apply
oct. 81. GOLD LEAF OFFICE.