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NEW SERIES, NO. 118.-VOLUME LI.-NO 27.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF
J. R. KAY,
County Treasurer of Oconee County
To his Honor llie Presiding Judge ol'
(leneral Sessions, July term, limo:
Seheiiuli' ol' claims paid from county
funds for Hie llseal year commencing
January 1st, ISON, and ending December
: : I s i, i sim:
HOADS.
No. of ('beck. Amount,
1 WU Alexander_* .| 23
2 C A Heatly. 20 oo
:; (' M Lav'. ll WI
I ( J T drove. I SO
? 1) Colliers.. . 03
ii (i (' 1'attelson. 22 -10
7 CA Hcatty. I WI
? .1 J linley.. ? 85
10 .1 .1 Unley. 24 03
11 S M Dickson. .*> 25
I l Wm .1 Stribllng_ l l 78
In Wm .1 Stribling_ 5 00
Kl Wm .1 Stribling_ 20 00
17 Wm .1 Stribling.... 10 (IO
I!? .1 O Kiley. ll 40
.ju .1 A I Heinum. ll 03
22 St rot her A- Phinnev I 10
27 W W Moss. 12 00
::i W T Hubbard. (HI
34 .lt) ll Haley. II IM)
33 W P Mason. HI co
:l? N W (liant. 10 00
:?7 D V Me A lister. HI ie
:'.s (; c Patterson. 12 l">
!I0 H F Doutbit. 12 50
10 F P Wood. . '.? 7.".
II S M Morton. In 7".
.12 H S Rutledge. C. no
lil W T Vissage. :'.l 23
1 l .1 A Knox. Il) 00
.IO W A Cox. 3 00
40 .1 L Mosci. I.I in
?17 .1 H Welsh. ll ?10
is J I) McMahun. io on
411 Jessi? 1 .ay. Jr . 71? 7-'
?Mt G (' Patterson_.. ll OS
51 s H Hubbard . 13 10
53 M M McAlister. s 35
33 R II Alexander. ll 25
."?li Jesse Lay, Jr. on
37 J W Liles. 32 73
11 I J J Haley. 12 113
02 Fd Hanlin. 7 50
ii:! W T Davis. Ht 7:.
04 A H Stewart. 2 Mi
05 J M Drewer. 10 on
Uli P N Drown. 17 3d
lis J W I.ce. S 25
7u J R Pony. 50
71 RA Nichols. 12 no
72 J D 1 shel I. ."> nu
7:! F Heaton. 7 00
7 I Wm J Stribling_ 4 00
7ii D J Morgan. hi 50
7s T N Carter A Co. . . ll 11:1
M W T Vissage. I ?m
82 < > Smith. I "'i?
S7 J 11 Johns. 2 7-"
'.?:; W N Kennedy. I "?"'
IM Thomas Lunipkin.. 2 50
ti."? W P Dickson. 2 lo
lil! J j MeCarloy. 5 7-">
'.'7 N W Ciant.. 25 no
08 Fia . Heaton. st?)
tm W A Cox. .'. on
KHI J H Welch. s (HI
mi s i s Hubbard. I" 15
inj R ll Alexander. ?IS 23
lo:? J W Hiles. 25 ce
lol R A Adams. lo (Ml
in.". W T Vissage. ?H 23
loti Kd Harden. 7 50
107 I'" T Jenkens . h? un
lus J L Moser. 20 oo
lon R T Whitiniic. :: no
1 lo W II Mongold. 20 oo
III KP Wood. li 75
I 12 Jas N Nicholson .. 1 20
I Hi I) F Nicholson. HI 00
III J A Knox. Ki 75
113 HC Langston. 20 05
I hi Fd Can it. 17 30
117 HF Dont hit. IS :.n
I IS J A Knox. 2 50
1 lil S M Morton. SIM?
120 J W Lee. 10 25
121 D F McAlister. 1:5 15
122 R S Rutledge. li 00
121 J M Drewer. 12 00
125 T M Kelley. :: (Xl
12s J M llunnicull- s |5
i:?o I* A brown. 2:1 30
132 J I) McMahan. ' I 00
HUI J L Hancock. 13 12
1:15 J I. Miller. I mi
i:;ti c W Hayes. 24 25
RH Whit Knox . I 00
HIS J N Nicholson. 00
I I-'! R A Nichols. IO no
III J I! Welch. -". ?10
I 15 W I) Head. 0 3o
I io F P Karie. s '.12
Lil C R Carter. .". SO
l 17 J R Karie. I 00
1 ls Kd Gani!. to 00
I I- Jesse Lav, Jr. 120 mi
I iti J c H Vamliveie.. 21 25
150 D F McAlister. 2 00
151 s H Hubbard. 7 on
152 < ' li Anderson . '.' 10
I.M J J Haley. '.' 25
151 Mason, Peden Pros 2(1 21
135 S M Morion. o 73
157 R S Rutledge . 2 no
I3K J J Mc! arley. 71 05
ino w T Vissage. 20 no
102 M F O'Kelley. I 00
10 1 K I' Wood.". 2 on
105 W T Davis. ?'. lu?
i ni'. F T Jenkens. 3 ntl
107 J W Liles... soi
His J W Liles. l-l".
100 N W (?raul. Il 00
I io I ; F Moore. I on
172 W T Davis. lo on
17:; J M baldwin. 0 25
171 J M Prower. lo on
?75 R I : Robertson. . on
170 R A Nichols. 22 on
ITS -s H Snead.. I 5(1
171? Tims Rumpkin.... I 00
I si i ,| I, Moser . 15 (Ml
ls.: .1 J Md arley. I SO
is I W W Unit . I.
|S5 I lem y Simpson .... 0 :'..'i
187 J I. Moser . 20 00
I SS J I. Moser. 75
UKI S I. Ricnardsou .... 28 .'.'?
101 W D Dodd. 2 r.o
105 J s Carter. :: 02
HMS s r Stribling. 0
107 W H Guinn . :'. .">
los w J Slribliug. 100 io
201 .1 A i ?wens. 1 o i
202 .IT Dy ar. 30 (fi
203 J A Hal Inn. lt' 83
201 T M Kl rod. I 00
VANT YOI
e now offering son
Lghamsand Percales,
t 5 cents per yard,
ve just received a lir
ng one for 1900.
> of our 5-cent pack
for 5 cents.
vu:, s M I Inborn il. ' :! <x)
200 .1 C Sanders. 2 tx>
.JI>7 .1 K Smith. .">?>
.JUS J tj Sunders. 75
200 W S 11 ?dev. :!n tu
210 1) Mc('lanallan. bi 25
.-'ll lie I.angst tm. tl SO
212 W M brno mons. 21 75
2151 .1 M Davis. ?1 IO
21 t Win .1 Stribling_ s? (H)
21? Wm .1 StriblillU_ 7u Ol
2H I layne Jones. 5 12
21? A C Stemmte. tit)
.Jin M i; White. 7 :?.".
220 Kdward Cantt. 2-1 75
221 J O lt linley. 77 ?0
222 .1 .1 Haley. .*. fill 05
2221 D K Nicholson. I) 7.">
22.; 1) V Mo A lister. 1:5 hi
220 li A Adams. H ;*,i)
227 W h Thomas. 17 25
.JJS Jesse Lav, .lr. S2 ?l)
22? W T Vissngo. :!l 2?
2510 .1 W Liles. ll!? 50
j:il KU Hardin. 7 50
2552 Kmory Pincher. 0 75
25J.I .1 I. Mosor. Cl IO
25M W T Davis. S (M)
2H0 .1 W Lee. 8 25
212 L C Craig. tl 55
2-151 s ll Hubbard. M 05
.Jil K ll Alexander. ll 25
.Jl". .1 M Do wis. -I no
2-1(1 D ll Howland. 2 00
.J IS I) lia vend. 2 50
2M .1 I? Cantrell. 11 .".I
251 M Nicholson. :>7 20
2551 Krank Heaton. 7 00
251 W T Vissngo. 17 IO
255 John A Harbin_ .!7 00
25(1 lt A Nil nols. Ill 50
.j.v.i S V Stribling. 2 ot)
2(11 .11) H Haley. 05 50
2(12 .1 .1 Haley. 20 0:5
Ji'.:; W M Lemons. 2 50
.JC. I .1 li Shaw. 1 55
2(15 W I' Mason. 18 112
207 W C .laynes. 0 55
200 .1 M 11 nuntontt_ io 7-">
.J7:: .1 1. Miller . . li? 'JU
270 W ll Pierce. 7-">
205 .1 li Holt. 17 in
J!i7 J h Hancock. IO 00
208 .1 N MuIkey. 2 00
?1051 K ll Smith.!. C. (Ml
::nl W A Cox. 7 no
::i?7 .1 P Kce.se. I 7"?
:'.os .lus K Crooks. IO
it 151 W K Sharp . :'? (X)
!I15 K c Tannery. 7 <M)
:;i7 .1 ll Whitton. 0 00
?121 D .1 Morgan. 1? 50
5125 W O Alexander . .. 5(1
:127 c W llauknighl. 78 M
i'ilO H li Moss. 1 00
:'.:il W M lirown. 2 5(>
iM2 (! (' Pal tel son. J I Si)
ililli .1 N Kit/.gerald. I 25
:::;s W o White. 27 50
U50 W ll Heeder. 551 00
:;:.! Noah W (irani ... JJ 50
35-1 A Lay. MM?
5150 Prank Heaton. 10 00
.'MIO I) .1 Morgan. l-l 50
i'ltl Jesse Lay, Jr. 77 25
iMI2 P A lirown. 5M 5i>
ildil N W (?rant. 2-1 00
illt-l li 1* Wood. s 75
::.;.'. .1 T Jenkins . s :S7
ililli s ll Hubbard. J ".'>
iJ07 S M Morion. |5| 7.*.
?IOS .lames Keaton. 50
"I.'.I s h Itichardson.... Il 25
:i7n .lohn Posy. 7-">
:;,"l .1 ( ) ll Haley. 7-"> 25
::7J li s Itu Hedge. (1 nu
il75 .1 h Moser. 7 00
:'7<' W T Yissagt. lo nu
il80 .lohn W Hiles. ;V.? 75
ils8 li C Crahain. 5<?
.WO D I?' McAlistor. 151 10
?IOI D M A bbotl. :: 00
ill)I .his M Prower. _ 10 no
ilOO .1 P Keese, assignee. 8 25
::;i7 li A Ni.-hols. 12 00
illl8 S M Morton. 151 75
lo:! .1 H Moser. 40 50
lui Kdward Cant!. 2il 7'?
lo.*. Kdward Cantt. 2iJ 75
H"', .(.dm ( anticll. Il iMS
100 .1 I) McMahan. 20 00
in? .1 M Prower. lo tx)
.ill II c Husch. 2 70
?Hil D ll howland. 7 50
?ll". W ll Mongold. 21 00
lin (?coree scott. I 25
117 T .1 Meredith. I .r?0
121 S c Higgin st a tl'_ 5 25
12.'! li II Alexander ... Il 25
?125 T N ( arter. 70 11
127 .1 .1 Moore. 'J 00
120 W P Mason . 11 S7
?1510 .1 M Ward. I 85
|:!l ll I?' Moore. I (10
1151 Jas A Knox. -J7 50
I l-l .s M Hool. :; r,0
I III (Sault A- Itichardson 11 25
152 .1 T Cash. 2 25
5551 li H liohortSOll 7 75
I".I t; H Robertson. 20 50
?155 lie Langston. I -15
150 c M llidloy. 7 on
150 I. ll llrnndl. H? 77
100 (; c I ?alt orson. 12 ll
nd (.e.. T held. 50
102 ll M Itichardson_ ll 50
Ki:! H M liichardson, as
signee. I 00
105 ll K Douthil. 21 00
Kit! lie Langston. 0 25
los M I. ( ox. i fin
170 l c H Vandlver.... 08 25
172 .1 (- H Vandlver_ 0 15
17 i l-l ll I dekson. Mi
175 Sloan Dickson. I un
li'i N Phillips. I no
17'.' .1 I. Hancock. I:! 75
18:! W T Vissage. :? 25
ls:, i; A Adams. S :.?
I' 7 K ( Marett. :i :::>
?h S ll Mai Ott. s ill)
lite John W Hiles. :'. 75
Hi.'! .1 M llahlwln. I 05
KIO .lohn W Kee. I io
107 W T Thomas. 28 02
IOU W P Harkei. I IO
502 W li Dihvorth. I 00
? io j M llunnicull. 2 Ot)
51? Win -I si 11 hiing_ J7 :i7
521 I? Sanders. I 50
520 ( W Pitchford c??,
assignee. 0 00
528 c \V Pitchford ('?> . o 50
.las Phinney. 251 01
.1 I Smith...'. Il 55
5!IO W T I ?avis. ss 75
5:17 .1 M I'.eat tv. 50
5:10 S n Hubbard. ll 18
511 I > < lelkeis. I I 75
515 D ( lelkeis. I 851
510 W M lirown. 2 50
5|s Seneca Hank. IO 25
5 10 I 1 l ?elke i s. 01 IS
5.0 \V ll Heeler. I (Ml
550 WA ?ox. 5 on
550 W P Andci son, as
sign?e. 25 'Xl
ae special bargains
All the Yard-wid
ie of KABO CORS
C. w.
iges of Washing I
5115 .1 i) Verner, as'nco. -lo 35
5U8 W (> Hamilton ... IS IC
572 I! M ItieiiardsiHi . ll ?ic
551 Mason, Peden A Co. (1 71
f)!J8 () ll Scbumnelior... 2 7">
?s:? <; \V Cignilliat... ll? no
5SS W K Taylor. .'! 00
004 .1 W Kinley. bl 2ft
008 I) I' Ingram. I fit)
OD*.) .1 .1 bankin. I (Hi
til I li ll McCullough.... 2 on
021 K .1 Vinson . 3 on
020 Dr Hurl. Mitchell.... 2 50
li.! I \V .1 SH i Illing, as
signe?'. I ">i)
085 1) Oolkors. 15 no
(ids .1 A Knox. I 50
(Ul lt M Uieliai'dson_ il !l:l
042 ll P Kisker. I 00
Hil Hieinann Phillips... 50
(ill! \V .1 Stribling, as
signee. s io
1117 W .1 Stribling, as
signee. s no
(MO Wm .1 Stribling_ 2 20
058 Ii C Karmor. :'. i?>
Total . $4,022 Ul
CONTINOKNT.
l-l Wm .1 Si idhi ing $ I 50
2:1 Thomas bibb ... m un
21 W V Ashmore 0 ?xi
25 W .1 Stribling 3 un
33 b Se h n IT rodi, d IHI
SS Wm C'unpbell. 10 7t?
!in Tilomas bibi). I) 15
02 W .1 Stribling o 50
127 .1 K Kelly 13 02
120 W ?I Hosier. 7 no
I ll A I bens Mig Co S i Kl
112 K A Mo Alisier. S nil
150 W .1 Si ri bl i ng il (Ml
15(1 lld bnngst on Kl on
103 .1 W Kee I 35
171 W S Ih ley I 05
181 W ll 11 uglies. 17 23
200 A S poomingie 3 ? H I
281 A I. Uoberls. N.on
285 .1 I' Keese I I so
312 T K. Alexander -'I m
314 W K Sharp. ;"> <M>
328 0 W Uti ti knight 32 21
3-13 .1 nynes A; Shelor 25 on
348 Ailinn Campbell I du
.'Mil John T I.g 22 on
355 Dr I? I'. Darby 2(1 3(1
357 V K Marlin..'. 20 ?Ml
873 C H Ka vue 2 5(1
377 A Olinstuhi . no
302 D A Sm il li 20 ?MI
.'l?i? Poler 11 illhonse :! (Ml
HM) ll ll Moss lo (Ml
402 .1 W Hell . Iii 55
?I in .1 W Abb.,ii I on
450 W W Moss s su
457 CH Carler. 2 In
.173 K ll I)iek-,,o 2 s:,
177 .1 I) I shell 2 .".?>
482 W I ) bosley 2 nu
lill H H Moss... 31 21
Iiis .1 H Kay, Treas il 53
501 .las M Sloss. 12 tMi
512 Y K Marlin. 37 (Ml
527 C W I'il eh ford Co I 50
520 C W Kit oh lord ( Ut,
assignees.. 7H Hs
532 C W Hi (ehbird 02 O l
547 Workman A' Me
( I ruth . :? no
503 .1 I) Vernor, tis'noe I I ?Vi
r>7d C M Nield 5 55
574 -I W Hell 21 25
581 W W Moss I I 33
585 <i w (?iginilhn H: IX)
DM) W A Html 5 (Hi
500 K K Verner di -*?
(Hil T K Alexander 55
($02 .1 11 Moore.. 12 OH
11(17 .1 T Kong . NIKI
020 I) ( lolkers I I 50
020 W ll 11 est..i- 7 <>o
034 W W Moss. ? 2:.
030 I) Oolkors 30 IX)
Hd7 I) Oclkers 2!) sd
His W .1 Strililing, as
sign?e .. 3 (M)
050 A i bens Mig C.. ll) 11
(Hil) Coleman .V Co 5 I I
Total. ?SC, 77
MAUI Sil; AT Ks AND CA INS TA ULKS.
13 A O < 'arler . $ 3 Kl
l l Wm .1 Stribling Hi 8(1
21 A buy, Jr. 12 ."ii?
Hi) A Kuy. .lr. 2 00
75 Will .1 Stribling 18 ld
131 W < ? White. IO <ii
.jun W O Wliite. ? "xi
237 T W Knllcnger 20 In
238 H I! Moss. HI! '.m
230 Win .1 Si ri bl i ng di 25
257 .1 I' Keese 2 10
277 T W Ha I longer . 21 3d
's A K Dillard 2 sn
27'.' W M Dillard H 55
284 W O White. bn nu
'.'HU I. A hal wa rd- 20 In
280 H H M..-- .'o no
'.".il .billies Phinnej tis 75
.Jill H H Moss * 20 nu
200 .1 H Sunders 18 75
312 T K \ lovandee I I (iii
322 .1 H Knrle, its'i. 40 50
330 CH Miller . 12 20
din .1 D McKinney I I Uti
dbi .1 I. Mel 'arley 20 K7
347 HM MeCnrloy I sn
ds7 .1 H Kn} 13 sn
dsn .1 ij ors' ,v Shelor,
assignees . 21 do
dim H H Moss. 243 s i
HU Kr.--n.ii bee 0 35
420 .lohn K Hot hell Iii 05
121 C li Miller I bu
432 H V M..-. I 30
433 Lowery. H.\ rd .v
( lo, assignees 2o l Ml
427 W o While,ns'i. H m
.I 12 M L < loss, I in;
I K. .1 If Henkle 11 lin
IdS M W ( 'oh-uiali A di |S ,'.,
lill s 11 Johns 7? un
bin < i Y Hunter 2d 75
Iso \ I. Dillard 2 lo
Isl T W Hall,-np,T |n nu
isl M ll I. ls sh
Iss |?; ( ' Mar,-i i lu .>;,
Is'.i D Y Wrighi 2.".
?UKI D Y Weigh! |;iu un
.'.nu \\ M Le.ions :: 50
500 -I T Lindsay 3 25
507 J S Smith 2 05
51 I KL Mo,,d\ ii :?5
.'.I I Wm .1 si nhling,
assignee .. . 87 03
520 Seimon Hank 12 fill
524 C W Hilchford ( ...
n.-sigi.- 40 ?.ii
540 Jesse Nev ille 3 Oil
JESS!
; in Lawns,
ie Sheeting
ETS, which
AUKNIGHT.
.owder and 5-cent
C. W. B.
&T>8 .1 I' Uolhcll . . t Hi
500 W I' Anderson, as
signee .. 2 05
'dil \V I' A nd orson, as
signee .. 2 un
502 .1 A Th ri l l I Tit
5?! I I) Vernor, as'noc I lo 86
MIT Seneca Ha ilk ... .? 00
570 T K Strihling. IS 76
r,7l K M Richardson 12 20
570 W <> White, ill 2?
57? .1 H Sanders . Ill 25
570 T K Strihling . . 2 50
580 \V \V Moss, as'nee 5 00
68-1 (i W I i ign i Him 17 M
?SO <i W ti ign ill ?al it Sd
687 J I) Toi I ison I Kt
tied .1 L MoOtiHoy. I lit
til'.t I) Oelkcrs. ll S?*?
0?0 W J Knox. I oo
Oii.'i \V .1 Strihling lo 15
OK) .1 I> McKinney r> s:i
(?lil W ) White, as'nee 1? 50
055 ll A Shirly. '-' 00
Toi id . ..fl ,7stl 55
lil) \DS AND IlKIIKtKS.
II Wm .1 Si Hiding lt oo
?_'ii ti (> Smith . . IO 00
52 .1 A Singlolon . 8 OO
51 M W Shirley. l l (Kl
r?s W W Hu resides -I no
ti? (i W Willmnks 2 tx?
75 Wm .1 Si rililing lo 60
77 K L Sit lon. Il 26
Kl J H l'iekell ....... il IX)
01 W h Thomas . -Jil 00
?2 W .1 Strihling I (Ki
130 W L Thomas . Jil (X)
I lo .1 W (irani . 2 75
Uti W A Cox 2 IX)
177 I?' h Moody I 51)
182 K li Sillon. I ?xi
?80 lit! Langston 7 21
180 (' A Burton . 25 60
100 li S Kui ledge. 12 60
.J 17 Dil Lou lund il ht)
250 M Nicholson. 2 <Xl
?JOS John li Kendor 21 75
Jil> .1 W Liles 111 tX)
271 .1 W Liles _ 5 60
272 S h K ?cha rd son 15 Oil
...Tl C I' Walker 5 20
275 L .1 Vim.t 7 (X)
280 S L Richardson 21 05
202 li K ( iihson.. 7 55
?100 .1 \ Mulkey 2 <x>
?<rj .1 N Mulkey 2 (X)
805 W A Cox S 75
il I lt W T Dodd I (Hi
!J2:l .1 L kiarie, us'nee 10 <xi
?20 .lohn N oni Lullen il 25
:m J N Nicholson_ 2 <x>
??l .1 .1 Lick.-ns. 102 tx?
??6 K Sunders, as'nee. 8 <x>
:<ii7 .1 N Lil/.g.>ra ld I 00
?tl W li Taylor I ul
?52 \ /iimiuernuiu (ll 00
?71 .1 K llunler. il 25
:?7N Julius L Moore 1 III
?711 .lill liniment I 5 ixl
?SI W M Lemons.. . IJ no
?82 .1 A K n<>\ 2 50
iis:i .1 M Itrewor it 50
.107 John ( la li Del I ii ?tl
122 S ( ' Higgersl nIV l (MI
120 T N Carl or . 5? 60
|?8 W ( > While, as'nee 5 (xi
107 l> Knvoni i. 2 m
171 .1(1 ll Viindivcr 15 75
50? J J Haley 15
5111 ( ieorge Snead 5i i
552 John .1 I'ickens, I ixl
555 IIC 11 ?i el >? 11 0 20
WW J I > Vernor, as'nee I lo
57.' (Sood Loads Mell
Co 21 Ot)
i;n:i J ( I Itreu/.eale I ix?
C,n5 M 11 M.>e . . I no
01 I WC Uiissell. ii to
027 11 en ry Stevens
Son- .V Co ?2| 77
02? < Ieo li Like. lil ?(J
0?2 W J Si rilding I '.in
052 J J Ila I h'I igor it (?5
c..".:! CL Walker . 5 ix?
dil W .1 Si Hiding, as
signee .. 7 25
00? ( 'ney Larks. 50
Toi;l I..fl.O02 1)7
LAST IN DI-', li I'KDXKSS.
5ns w II Mongold _* 210 00
(lin S C Smith. :i no
010 William .1 Strihling I no
?!7 William J Strihling 0 sn
CIS William .1 Strihling | ()5
025 W C Mason . 1 50
0?0 J D Vernor, as'nee ii '.?5
057 I) Del kera. 10 75
050 J D Vernor, as'nee 2 (io
002 Kcowcc Courier,
assignee. 1 no
OUI K ll Williams. I 50
005 S W Dickson. sn
OOO J ll Sit ton. I 25
007 W li V Corbin. 75
OOS S D liol hell. 21 75
000 I. W Vernor. is 75
i'.7i> J N Hopkins. '.? io
072 C S Hamilton _ I .Ml
07? W W Watkins. Ki (in
071 ' K L Keith. I 85
l'?". w K Durham. lu no
071 O L I shel I. 75
070 Mareil. A- Ishcll,
assignee. ?50
1177 Marett c. Ishell,
assignee. 5 'JO
078 C .1 Mulkey, as'nee I nu
Total. $??S 05
I'OOK 11? H SK \ ND Lt u ?li.
W ll Lee f :i ?()
70 J T Cox ii 70
I 'll \V I I l.c-r 5(1 OO
?5? J S |\ ilpili rick I 5n
252 D S Le. iL I lui
287 W ll Lair.m ll) KO
200 I.D( lluiinbers o 60
20? W ll Leo 5(i in
.".Ul J N Mulkey 2 <xi
?20 J M ( ?illn/ . 25 ix)
:< ".? ( ' W Ihiuknighl 6? 5s
?0? W I. Mc M.i hun I 60
?101 Dr .1 \V Hell (iii 75
III \\ ll I.e.- 5d (HI
Ils W W Hurnsides 6(1
52? ( W I'il ?di bird ( !o I? 02
6? I ( ' W I'ii eh ford ( lo Li c.7
557 N il? !n ri or. i 50
5s .1 D Oe I kern 28 05
600 I ? ( ?elk.-i > 57 17
507 W ll Lee, 5n no
6?HI T K Mexunder I m
Tomi.
COUNTY BOARD EQUALIZATION.
123 1) V McAlistor.$ 0 00
221 Wm M Campbell.... 0 25
282 .1 L Talley. 2 00
2S8 W A Barron. 2 00
801 .1 N Mulkoy. 2 00
800 T B Keo80 . 2 00
818 .1 K Kay . -I IK)
853 A Zimmerman. 2 00
850 W ll Mon?old. i (Hi
:?r>s W G Kussoll. 2 (K)
884 (ins C Arve_. 5 20
603 L A King. 2 (H)
515 William .1 Stribling l i (MI
Till Ii A Perry. 2 00
512 K A Pon y. 1 00
500 Sonoca Bank, as'nco, 10 20
502 .1 w Bennion. 1 oo
012 J .1 Ansol. S 00
015 T A Cirant. 2 00
To? al. $81 55
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
lim Win .) Stribling $ .'io 7<>
2.'?) Wm .1 Si nilling 5 K7
81 I T IO Alexander.. I 00
311 Jayne* ec Sbelor. I I 38
8-12 W () While. 27 w?
888 C A burl?n. . 50 00
?112 ll C busch . I -'5
.128 M U Tribble . 200 ?io
.180 W O While, iis'nee 2 75
.I lit W W Moss, ns'nee I 25
.ISO C W Lyle. 7 58
518 Wm .1 Stribling,
iidministrntor., loo oo
530 t! W Pitchford Co 8 07
551 (.! A burton. 50 (Ml
5i)l A P Holden . I 08
(?(Ml T K Alexander I 25
050 oil Schumacher 02
051 (i W Hays. I 85
051 t! \ burton. oo IMI
Total. $501 10
COUNTY OOM MISSION IO US & OL'K,
8 (} T (?rove.$ 0 15
50 K W Pieper _ IS (Ml
lill .1 .1 linley. 25 (Kl
210 Wm .1 Si nilling 18 25
200 .1 .1 Unley. 88 05
2S8 .1 I, Tulley. 2 SO
284 W O White. 25 (Kl
?185 W O White, us'nee IS 75
478 .1 I) [sholl. 1 so
.105 ll K Moss, ns'nco 18 75
508 .1 .1 linley. IS 75
517 Wm .1 Stribling 0 75
577 W O White. . 10 00
Total. $28s sn
Si I Kill KP.
12 W W Moss (Co.).s .|:>, no
285 W W Moss (Co.). 28 00
258 W W Moss (Co ). 28 (Ml
oso C W Pitchford,
assignee. 10!? 10
.ins C W Pitchford Co... 500 (Ml
447 W W Moss. 174 00
448 W W M.iss. 7 40
522 C W Pitchford Co... 58 25
520 C W Pitchford Co... 88 00
601 W W Moss. 00 oil
Total.$1,280 .!."?
JU KY, WITNESSKS AND CONSTA
BLES.
18 Wm .1 Stribling.$ 10 00
L'S Thus liihb, .Septem
ber term, IS0S ... 208 00
20 Thus bibb, Febru
ary terni, ISO!!_ 8S7 nu
10 .las Seaborn (special
court). 17 no
518 lt I) Walker (ord.) 1 50
605 W O White (ord.) 1 I Ki
015 .1 K is.ay, Co Treas.,
.Inly term, is'.i'.l. :-.7u 15
010 .) lt Kay, Co Ti eas.,
Nov. tenn, 1800. Olin 00
Total.$2,810 85
COUNTY SUPT. (ip Kl). A COUNTY
POA KI) OK KDUCATION.
80 J I, Kskew.$ 0 On
280 Wm .1 Strihiing_ 5s 82
.".or. Wm .1 .stribling_ nr. ls
821 W ll Parr?n. 185 -lil
510 Wm .1 Stribling, as
signoo. 20 io
508 W li Karron. 107 10
508 Win .1 Stribling_ III Un
Total.$ 470 11
COUNTY SUPKRV1SOR.
un .1 M llunnicutl ; 125 00
102 .1 M 1111 ii II ii-ii 11 on iK)
240 .1 M 11 II lillico 11 05 m
181 .1 M llunnicutl 125 (Mi
5ii0 .1 M 11 linnie II 11 125 un
Tul ni. $6tK) tx?
KOOKS, STATION Kl! V A PRINTING.
345 Koo WOO Courier.$ 01 70
430 Ooo I) Ih-anard Co.. 85 IL'
.151 W O White. 2 (Ki
018 Coonee News. 81 25
Total. $100 07
Cl.KKK OK COURT.
SO .limies Sellhorn.. $ 74 00
211 .lames Seaborn.. Isl m
024 .limies Seaborn.. 131 lo
T..in I. $8s!> ID
bORROWKI) MONEY
55:; John I) Veiner. .. .$ 1,000 (Ml
022 W II Timinerinaii,
State Treas. 3,150 ni?
0211 W II Timmcrnuin,
State Treas. 1,050 ix)
Total. $5,200 00
AUDITOR.
SO lt I, Adams. $ 25 IMI
285 .1 P Kcese. 275 III)
63-1 .1 P Kcese. 25 (Kl
Total. $325 (Ml
CORON KU.
OL' W .1 Stribling.$ 14 85
510 Wm .1 Stribling,
assignee. Ki 20
Total. $:!l 66
UIOCAPITU KATION.
Ponds. * 4,022 18
(loniingenl. 845 77
Magistrales und constables. 1,780 55
Knuds und bridges. 1,002 07
Pnsi indebtedness 335 65
Pinn- House und poor .. 522 531
County Ronni of Kn un I i/n l ion si 55
Public buildings . . 501 10
Couniy Coininis'ers and clerk 238 01
Sherill. 1.230 35
Jury, witnesses and eonsl ?bios 2,840 85
I iolinty Supl. of Kd. mid ( !<?,
bonni of Kduoiition .. 470 11
County Supervisor 500 no
Hooks,stationery mid printing loo 07
Clerk "I Court ' . 380 lo
borrowed money 5,200 no
Auditor 326 00
( k n.? . . 81 55
Total $21,010 55
Ucspcot lu I ly submit I ed.
J. IL KAY.
Treasurer < leoneo ( lonni v
?UHtS WMtllt Alt USt I AUS.
liest COUKII Syrup. TMIMOWMI UM]
In limo. Suld liv ilriik'uli
CONSUMPTION f>
HOME IN A BOX CAR.
Millionario Barrett, of Butte, Disinherits a j
Daughter Who Married Against His Will.
Mr?. (J. H. Hominand, daughter of Mil
lionaire Hnirott, of Butte, Mun., anti al
brido of a fuw months only, has inst
packed her troussoau of twolvo costly
Palistan gowns, loaded thom into a
freight oar on the Kansas City, Kort
Scott and Memphis road, in lilia city,
ami taken up her residenco in thc car
with her young husband. Millionaire
Barrett took his wife and daughter to
Hot Springs, Auk., early last fall to
spend the winter. Thu daughter was
hut 1? years old and fairly pretty, lloro
young llommnml, who is tho son of
[louerai Superintendent Hommand, of
the Kansas City, Kort Scott and Memphis
road, met M ?ss Harrell, lt was a case
al love at Hist, sight. Mr. Barrett did
not approve ol Hommand as a son-in-law
und sought to prevent an engagement,
bill iu vain. Accepting tho situation be
provided a Palistan trousseau lor his
laughter and arranged for au elaborate
wedding, but changed his mind as to the
latter, so the young couple wero quietly
wedded. This so angeled tho girl's
rather thal he disinherited her.
Hommand, the elder, did not approve
Iiis sou's choice, and only consented to
liolp the young couple on condition that
he young man would begin at tho bot
0111 lo learn railroading. He consented
iud was assigned to a section gang in
his city under Foreman Sullivan. llav
ng completed bis apprenticeship he has
icen appointed second man in authority
ma work train now stationed af Carland,
Kan. A small box car has been lilted up
or the young couple, and hero they live
md love with a bright fut ure over before
,hem. - Fort Scott, Kans., Dispatch.
Doos lt Pay to Buy Cheap J
A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
s all right, but you want something that
viii relieve, and cure the more sever.) and
langerons results of throat and lung
roubles. What shall you do? (io to a
vanner ami more regular climate'? Yea,
f possible; if not possible for you, thou
II either case take the ONLY remedy
hal has been introduced in all civilized
anni trios with success in severe throat
md lung troubles, "Bosehce's Herman
syrup." lt not only heals ami simul
ates the tissues to destroy the germ
lisease, hut allays inflammation, causes
?lisy expectoration, gives a good night's
est, and cures the patient. Try (INK
lottie. Huoommotided many years hy
ill druggists in tho world. For salo by
I. II. Darby, Walhalla.
Terrible Story ot India.
LONDON, .lune ?7.- Louis Klopsch,
iroprietor of the Christian Herald, of
Sew York, after spending a week in
I'm is on his way home from India,
tailed for New York from Plymouth
yesterday on hoard the Hamburg-Amort
Billi Line steamer, Pennsylvania. In an
interview previous to bis departure Mr.
Klopsch said the mortality during the
wot. simson in India was just commenc
ing ?iud must assume stupendous pro
pel lions, outnumbering the tola! of the
lentils during the past six months from
ill causes. Unless 20,000,000 blankets
ire quickly' provided (he monsoon,
India's greatest blessing, will prove ap
pallingly disastrous, mid, Mr. Klopsch
?liso said, tho mortality will exceed two
millions. Ile further asserted that IK)
per cent of the cattle in the, richest
farming districts have perished.
Mr. Klopsch is thoroughly satisfied
wit li t he met bods adopted in the distri
bution ol the American relief. One of j
his last acts in India was lo buy lon,onn|
blankets loi the sn Rereis.
lilias been demonstrated hy oxporl
.ncc that consumption eau be prevented
hy thc early use of One Minute Cough
['ure. This is the favorite remedy for
::oughs, colds, croup, asthma, grippe and
ill throat and lung troubles. Cures
ipiiekly. .1. W. BKI.I..
Two Girls Save Six Hundred Lives.
Ill UM I N<i ll AM, A i.A., .1 une 20.-The two
daughters of Jerome Smith, a Fayette
county farmer, prevented a horrible
wreck in that county on Sunday morning,
Au excursion (rain on the Southern
railway from Columbus, Miss., bound
for Birmingham, was due in a short
while. The rain was coming down in
torrents.
The young women, who resided near a
culvert, saw tliat tho water had risen
aboye lt and was rapidly undermining
it. Knowing that tho < rain was soon due,
Ihey left, the house in the drenching
tlownpOur, without umbrellas, ?iud ran
down tho t rack a mile to tho nearest sta
tion and informed the trackmen of tho
condition of t he culvert.
A danger signal was pul out, thc train
was slopped, and, nf tor several hours of
hard work repairing Hie. damage done,
Hie train proceeded lo Birminghun, de
livering its (iou passengers there several
hours bile.
Look at yourself I Is your face
covered with pimples? Your skin
rough and blotchy? lt's your liver 1
Ayor's Pills arc liver pills. They
cure constipation, biliousness, and
dyspepsia. 25c. All druggist??
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEfcA.it?r.
The Hughes Estate.
Judge ol' Probate Bailey began a set
tlement ill tho Ocorgo \V. Hughes case
yesterday, bul in tho absconco of tho
executor, Thomas C. Hughes, the case
was postponed until Friday. The willow,
Mrs. Mallie ll uglies, was here from
Spartanlinrg for lllC hearing. lt is likely
that Hie real estate will be sold. Mrs.
Hughes gels one third of the eslale ami
one-half of tho $2,000 i usu rn nco polioy
under I he will, which was made while
Hughes was dying from a wound re
ceived ?il the hand of his a licet ional 0
wife. -The ( ?reenvide New s.
A Kansas jury of inquest found that
"deceased mel, his (lentil af the hands ol
lli.l sadd le bon o."
A Kind Master.
Quito nu intorcHting story has boon de
veloped by tho 1 ot uni to tho penitentiary
of Johu Stuckoy, a whito convict, from
tho Scarborough farm, in Sumter county.
Stuckoy was convicted in Spartanbuig
..bout a year ago of killing J. 0. Service,
who was a dork in II?H store, and owing
to tho prominence of the parties, tho
case WUK in ninny respects a sensational
ono. Stuckoy was found guilty of man
slaughter and sentenced lo twenty years'
imprisonment, lie is said to be quite
well "lixod" in this world's goods. Ac
cording to the story, as related hy tho
penitentiary authorities, Mr. Scarb?
OUghis a man who contracts for con
viets un labor?is on his farm, lt ap
pears that ho was also a relativo of
Stuckey, and when ho got his last hate!'
of convicts ho asked that Stuckey ho in
cluded. Not knowing of any relation
ship existing between the two men, ho
was turned over to Mr. .Scarborough, ll
was later reported to the authorities thal
Stuckey was not being used as a convict,
hut wiis really having a pretty good
time. It is alleged that ht was actually
boarding with Mr. Scarborough and pay
ing for it. Aetilig upon these reports,
thu superintendent of thu board of di
rectors ordered Stuckey to be brought
back to the penitentiary. LIO is now in
that institution again in stripes and at
work in tho commissary department."
Columbia Record.
- - - -
A gentleman recently cured of dys
pepsia gavo the following appropriate
rendering of Hums' famous blessing:
"Some have meat and cannot eat, and
some have mme that want it ; but we
have meat and wo can eat,-Kodol Dys
pepsia (Juro bo thanked." This prepa
ration will digest what you cat. lt in
stantly relievos and radically cures indi
gestion and all stomach disorders.
J. W. HKI.I?
A House Swallowed Up.
Oe AI. A, FLA., J UU0 25.-The house of
John Olearuoy, two milos from hore,
last night without warning, but with
loud creakings, sank into tho ground up
lo thu caves. Thc inmates had a nar
row oscapo. The homo was located in a
bowl-like depression, the ground around
it rising lo a rim, as it were, and water
had gathered in this depression about
tho house until it was two feet dee]?.
Suddenly, while the family were at
supper, a tumbling noise was heard and
tlie house shook. Thc family rushed
out and the house sank immediately.
Ono end was caught on a projecting tree,
while the rest, with the furniture, etc.,
was buried fifty feet underground.
There is great sympathy for the family,
and funds will be raised for their relief.
Bil ol Negro Philosophy.
A serious application of the. refrain in
thc song, "If you ain't got no monoy you
needn't come'round," was pointed out
tho other night by Hooker T. Washing
ton in his lecture in the Cary's armory
in aid of the undow mont fund of the
Tuskegee Industrial school, of which he
has been the head for nearly 'JO years.
One ph ase of Iiis address was devoted
to impressing the negro with that com
mercial side of ethics which parcllcls
respectability with property. After cit
ing many instances of individual success
on the part of colored people, he told a
humorous story of a member of the "po'h
white, trash," who endeavored to cross
a stream by means of a ferry owned by a
black man.
"l ucie .Mose," said the while mau, "1
want lo cross. Hut 1 hain't got no
monoy."
Uncle Mose scratched Iiis hoad. "Doan
you (rot no money 't all ?" he queried.
"No," said Ibo wayfaring si ranger.
"I haven't a cent."
"Mut il doan cost you but 3 cents," in
sisted diclo Mose, "1er cross de ferry."
"1 know," said the white man; "but
I haven't got the :l cents."
Unelo Mose was in a quandary.
"Boss," he said, "I done tole yon what.
'Kr man what's got no S cents am jess ex.
well ott on dis side of de ribber as on de
oilier."
How's This ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot he
cured hy Hall's Catarrh Cure.
I1'. J. Cheney Si Co., Props., Toledo, o.
Wo, tho undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for tho last 16 years, and be
lieve liim porfeotly honorable in all busi
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out. any obligations made by their
firm.
West Si Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Wabling, Kilman & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood ami
mucous surfaces of the system. I'nce,
7">c per bottle. Sold hy all druggists,
'l'est i moolala free.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best.
To Extcrniinatc P *s Scientifically.
Tho extermination of rats by Hie ap
plication of a bacteriological process has
recently been suggested hy M. J, Danysz,
of the Pasteur I list il ute, of Paris. This
scientist has found a microbe which will
produce a deadly pestilence when intro
duced into a population of rats and
cause their annihilation, or, af least,
make them a negligible quantity, 'flic
bacillus in question was derived front
held mice suffering from a spontaneous
epidemic disease, and by elaborate pro
cesses of repeated cultures was trans
milted through a series of mice ami
rats. In this way its virulence was in
creased, and it was found surely patho
genic for thc rats when eaten. In addi
(ion to the experiments in the labora
tory, trials were made in a large number
of farms, warehouses and other places
infested by rats, lt is reported that in
6U poi' cent of tho experiments Un i o
was a complete disappearance of the
rats, that in .'Kl per cent their number
greatly decreased, while in 20 per cent
the. met hod failed.
The law holds both maker and circu
lator of a counterfoil equally guilty.
If t he dealer who sells you a dangerous
COItlltOrfoit of Dc Will's Witch Hazel
Salve risks your life to make a little
larger prollt, you cannot trust him.
DeWitl's is thc only genuine ami origi
nal Witch Hazel Salve, a well known
cur? for pilos and all skin diseases. Soo
that your dealer gives you DeWitl's
salve. J. W. IlKI.I..
Mayor Krank B, Moores, of Omaha,
Neb., has just paid a debt contracted in
January, I (MIT?, when he was a captive in
Libby prison. Tho debt consisted of a
loan ol in Confederate script, sc
cured from the Rev. T. V. Moore, ot
HiobmOIld Vii, At the close of the war
Mr. Moores made every eliot t to locate
his boiiofaotor, bul failed. Last week he
discovered Hie son of the Richmond di
vine and unid him $30 in gold and inter
est, which was Um equivalent, of thc
loan. Tho father died years ago al Nash
ville.
Neely's Big Postal Steal.
lt seoras that Neely adopted a vory
simple method of book-kooping in Cuba.
Itt his postal steal ho seems to have
simply divided what ho took lu amt an.
pro-printed one of thu piles. His share
for May,, 1809; hy this method amounted
lo about $31,312. lt is now estimated
that thu postal steal will amount to be
tween ?i>o,0iH> und $100,000. This outsulo
the surplus stamps item of $411,000,
willoh wero supposed to have been
burned, hut Neoloy sold thousands of
thom, and they will possibly soon bo
scattered all oVor tho world, and uo
doubl will bo bought ata premium in a
lew years hy tho stamp featherer. Tho
scandal is only increased as t he investi
gation proceeds.
Hanna is Superstitious.
It is not generally known that Senator
Mark lianna has a stron/r vein of super
stition in him. Living iii Clonvohind is
an old (?orman woman, Frau Uutekunst
by name, who has wide local renown as
:i soothsayer. .She does her soothsaying
by means of a glass of clear water, and
many remarkable prophecies aro attri
buted to her. However that may bo, it
is well known in Cleveland that Uanna
is ono of bur most constant patron? and
consults her very often on matters of
great importance, as do many other
prominent business men of that city.
Krau Ulttekunst is most sparing in lier
favors ami it is a most ditlicult matter to
get her lo tell one's fortuno if ho is un
known (O her.
Enlarging His Plant.
"What's the matter, my boy ("'.'asked
the. elderly philanthropist, pausing in bis
morning walk.
Tho hoy, who had boon digging at tho
t' to of the wooden sidewalk, turned a
ti .stained t aco upward and responded :
"I'm huiitin' fur do penny 1 droppod
t'rough ii hole in de walk. My liiaw'll
wimp me if I don't lind it!"
"Is that alli"' tho good man rejoined,
feeling in his pocket for a coin. "Dry
your toni's, little fellow. Here's anotbor
one, jus' as good, and hero is a nickel to
go willi it."
With Hie warm feeling at his heart that
invariably accompanies tho performance
of ii good dcod he passed on.
The next day, walking abroad at tho
same hour, he observed a hoy digging at
the edge of a woollen sidewalk.
"Winn's Hie matter, little fellow?" ho
asked.
The hoy turned a tear-strained face up
ward and said :
"I'm h un tin' fur a half dollar 1 dropped
Trough a hole in de walk. Mo maw'll
wimp ino if I don't lind it!"
Military Bills.
Our expenses on military account havo
outstripped those of all other govern
ments, says the Atlanta Journal, which
explains: "Congress at its recent ses
sion appropriated $114,220,005 for tho
army, $7,070,800 for fortifications, $(S.r>,
OSU.OIO for the navy, $145,246,230 for
pensions, $8,005,202 for urgent dolioion
eies in the war and navy departments
and $1,543,724 for 'additional delicien*
oles.' These, together willi smaller
items in t he account, run our military
billi for one year up to the enormous to
tal ,,l' $343,315,717. Neither Kussia,
Kngland, Coi'inany nor France spends as
much money on military account this
year." And the next Congress will
hiive to meet another "deficiency" on
account ol' the row in China. Tho big
ger the butter. Thu best, way to mako
the people understand what the policy
of militarism means, is to make them
pay liberally for lt. - News ami Courier,
Thc Father's Full Duty.
"Fathers." says tho Laurens Herald,
"do your duly, however Unpleasant tLilt
may he. Look to it thal your hoy is at
home when night conics."
"Ami,'" says tho G roon ville News, "that
is not enough to see that the hoy is at
home when night comes, but that thu
parents .should know whore ho is in tho
day also, especially on tho Sabbath day,
and that ho is where his tastos and
morals will not be corrupted."
Tho Charleston News ami Courier:
"Add, also, that tho fallier, too, should
slay at ?ionic when night comes, and on
Sunday, except during church hours.
An ounce of example Is worth a ton of
precept in snell matters."
After many intricate experiments,
scientists havo discovered methods for
obtaining all the natural digostants.
These have been combined in the pro
portion found in tho human body and
united wit li substances that build up thc
digestive organs, making a compound
called Kodol Dyspepsia Cu re, lt digests
what you eal ami allows ?ill dyspeptics
to eat plenty of nourishing food while
(he stomach troubles aro being radically
cured hy the medicinal agents it con
tains. lt is pleasant, to tako and will
give quick relief. J. W. BKLL.
He Wasn't Afraid.
At tho baltic of NpoUsylvania, during
thc Civil War, 1 found a drummer boy
belonging to a Connecticut regiment
crouched down behind a log and crying
as if overcome with grief. Ile was only
l l years old, ami it, was his battle, and
n o one could blame him tor being upset.
"Don't bo afraid, .lonny. You'll como
out all right," I said.
"I ain't -ain't afraid," he sobbed in
reply-"that is, I ain't afraid of being
lilt,"
"Then what's tho maller ?"
"X-nuthin', only if they want my drum,
why don't they come and take lt Without
all this noise
"( ?rand pa," said Kathleen very seri
ously, "I want to ask your ?idvice."
"Vos, darling, what ?H it?" asked the old
gout loman. "I want lo know what you
think it will be best for you to givo mo
on my hil l Inlay. - Till Hits.
Creal horses, like irreal men, freipiently
have lo resort to very humble positions
III miler to OkOOllI 1 heir existence. Mail
soin, the horse Ilia: ran third in tho
(?rand Prix of Paris in 1804, is now pull
ing a publie cab in the streets of tho
gay capital.
Will some ono of the class," asked
I he teacher of rhetoric, "give ino a hot
ter form lo the sentence, '.lohn eau lido
the mule il" he wants to?' " ".lohn can
ride tho mule if the mule wants him to,"
said the hoy with the had eye. -Chicago
Tribune.
-??.??
?lack's mother was packing a box of
eatables lo send him at school. Having
placed the last article in, she said: "1
I bink (hal is all, .lane: we will now nail
it up." "IixouHO mo mum," said .Jane,
"bul how is ho ever going lo get it. opon
unless WO put 111 a scrow-driver?"
