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...THE ..
SK M ?-C KN Ti: M NI AL |
Wo want ovory person :
who possibly can, to visit
Wal liai la duri UK tho Nomi- ?
Centennial in August. Iti
will ho a groat old tl mo. j
Kvorything for tho pleas-1
uro and comfort of our!
gUOSts will ho dono, and
there will bo no lack of
amusements. Thora will:
ho moro people hen thou
than over before-and ali
Will ho well taken caro of.
18r??- Welcome. Tho Semi-Oentcnnial <J el eb ration of tlie Fotuuling of WalUolla, Ang^viwt IO til and l^tli. Welcome. lOOO.
...THE...
SEMI-CENTENNIAL
.^.^.-^
August 10 and 17-tho
dates for W al dalia's Semi
Centennial Celebration
wiil soon bo hero. Lot
ovory citizen put forth an
offert to mr ko tho ontire
town attractive, and when
our visitors como lot us
nil feet that as individuals
and as a town wo cannot
afford to let a sinulo guest
be anything less than de
lighted with thu old town.
TO THINK OWN SELF UK TltUK AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS T1IK NIGHT THK DAY, THOU CANS'T NOT THEN UK PALSK TO ANY MAN.
HY J A YNES, SH IO LOK, SMITH & STECK.
WA L.II ALL, A, SOUTH CAROLINA, JULY ll, lOOO.
NEW SERIES, NO. ll?.-VOLUME LI_NO 28.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OP
J. R. KAY,
County Treasurer of Oconee County.
To los Honor tho Presiding .lodge of
Honend Sessions, July tenn, I DOO:
School funds disbursed from .Inly Isl
1KUU, i?> .Inly l-l. 1000:
School I >,-i riel No, 1- Tow ovillo.
No. I 'beek. Amount
:<! I Honnie I. Mack. $ 7 ?fi
.".Ti I lonnie I. Mack. li lin
:il7 I lennie I. Muck. S ?fi
3S? M I'(Minkscnles. iii 35
177 .1 K Ulioden 7 ?0
ITs .1 V |{ boden s I tl
5?S .1 M l 'an i . ."> St)
5?1) .1 M Kain I !'"i
530 .1 M Knut ... 7 SD
543 .1 I-' Ithodeii 3 111
?Viii il I'Oliiiksenles. 3(1 u5
V>7 l; r Clinkscnles. ?tl
?Vis ii V Cliukseiiles. . I l Sfi
Tot ni. . . $1711 un
Sebonl I 'isi riel No. J Tokoeiui.
iii!.". MC lia ri on $ ?fi (Kl
IIJ li NV MeWhortor ?? Uti
f?3H I?: \V MeWhortor IS 7-"?
Total. s KS 7?
School I rici No. ii Providence.
I I Charl.- T Phillip- s s .Mi
?til \V K Harton 311 on
?1)0 \V K I la ri ol i .".I .Vi
?I3? W h) lia ri on itt on
til I W K Parl?n 30 (Ml
57" . NV IO lia finn I fi IMI
Total *l Ul llfi
Sch. .ul I >?-l riel No. I Pel urn.
3?I t ' NV Moore. $ :!n im
?I .lanie- liarle (1 l)?
5? .1 I. M i Ih-i- Pt Oil
lill C NN" Moore. If.
Hi7 .1 I. Miller I" 00
215 t ! NV M.-e. :i<> no
?8 1 C NV Moore. 3(1 Mi
383 ( ' NN' Moore. IO (Ml
.138 T H (Irani l? INI
loll t ' NV Moore. Ul IMI
MM T Ht irani l? ?HI
505 T I) i irani it (Ml
53f) ( ' NV Moore. 3l? nu
:.I7 NN' P Niidersnn. I fm
?s| ( ' NV Moore. !!;: I ll
Total $3?? III
School I Matriel No. "i bethel.
2 .1 s .lennings A .1 M
Met ini re . s
:,.i| L S Dobbins. I 50
302 .1 s .lemiings. SI ?fi
??(Kl .1 s .Immings. SI ?fi
312 I. A Kdwards. I (Ml
Ititi NV .1 Thomas. I flt)
:: 12 .1 s Jennings. Kt.t
II fi T A I .everett. so
11'.? .1 S .lennings. 81 2fi
I:: : NV .1 Thomas. 2 .'><.
I:;:, NV NV Iiearden . 20 75
.1:5(1 I. A Kdwards. ld IN)
137 .1 A Kubanks. '.' lu
?I3t) T H Oran!. 2 fill
<I(I3 I )r .1 llurris.... 3 ?VI
lill) I. A lal wards. li |fi
.".n; NV .1 Diinean . 1? -Mi
523 T H (irani. 3 f?2
.'.LH K M Iticburdsoii. 7(1 IMI
Total. lt's 150
Sel.I District No. I) Pair Play.
22fi M C Dart on. s 'Iii *?0
2(lfi M C I ia i t i ni. fri) Ml
3(11) M C Parl?n. ls .|5
::s;i NV P Dow. 20 on
fd I NV I'- Dow. -jo no
."?I."i NV P Dow. lo oo
.".Iii M (' Parl?n. fid (N)
.Mil M C Paitoa . tu Mi
.".so M C Parl?n . Hi Mi
.".'.io M C Parl?n. 20 (Ml
Mi:; M C Parl?n. ll Mi
Total.$370 ."?."'
School District No. 7- -South I llioil.
Ul Kiillllio Sheldon . .. .$ ?fi 00
7s \V .1 Thomas . 20 00
131 Kunnin sheldon. ?fi
?_'7 NV P Partner. 37 ?.<>
?:.n K I. Williams. 20 un
335 NV K Partner . ? ?Ml
38S NV .1 Thomas. 20 (Ml
131 NV K Partner. 37 Mi
17o T A Smith.
17 I T A Slililll. 2 .Ml
175 T A Smith. I 51
ISO NV .1 Thomas. 20 no
1(10 NV p Kai mer. "7 Ml
502 NV K Karmar. 37 .'''>
5S2 NV K Kai mer. -7 ?Ml
Total.$302 20
Sel.I District No S Pet le;: I .
Ilt? NV I I .lohn- . . * fl (12
13(1 NV K Dow. I 10
137 NN' K Dow I 7-">
His \V K Dow ? 31
..':'s Peile Iteniilon . '"' (Ml
301 Peile li,.ard. I. ?0 "Ml
I Iii Peile P, arden ?0 (Ml
105 Pello Peanlell . ?0 (Ml
53(J Pi lli- Peardell . ?II 00
Total $1 15 os
Sel.I I li-1 riel No. Il ItlUCk .
PM I lara Pu- -ell * ?0 HO
I.'I Clara IHlsSl'li. i'"1 ?1
315 NN ll Craig.: I ?0
I.V.? Clara h'llssoll. ?0 IM)
153 Clara Pu--.-il. ??I (Ml
.M.". Cia, . Ilusscjl ?0 no
5|(| t lara lin--.di. ?0 in
551 I .ail \ ina C .lenken- ?0 ml
.".."...' Lav ina I ' denken- |? no
Toi a I $150
School District N.. |<l Ml tiibol"
ns NV I Dow. .* :: ho
I Mt .1 S Perkins. ill 33
.v.l NN 11 Merrill . ?t 5(1
ii' is S|' Tanners 7? un
:tl I .1 S iVrkills. |? on
;: i:: NN I ? Merri) i . ?7 fm
"Hi; \N p Nude ison 12 MI
307 NV P Nnilerson. Inf, io
Ino NN I i Merrit) .. 27 '.u
fmil NN D Men ill. ?7 fm
I'olal
?1177 ?3
-e now offering soi
ighamsand Percales,
it 5 cents per yard,
ve just received a Iii
ng one for 1900.
3 of our 5-cent pack
for 5 cents.
School District No. 11 - Hopewell.
117 W K How . $ !l 20
'.c. I.on In Dickson . Hi ?Hi
!."," Louis Dickson .... 20 no
[Hit W I?' Dow. I (50
525 Leola Dickson . . 'JO Ol)
52(1 I.oula Hickson _ 20 00
527 Louis Dickson. 20 (Ki
Toi iii.$ W KO
School District No. 12-Cleveland.
Ki K A Davis . .f I ul
?5 John W Lvlos. li IK)
I Ifi lt li Thonnis. 20 oo
I7ti ( I V Kullor.. 20 (K)
177 t : V Kullor.. 20 oo
21)1 i i I?' Kullor.. 25 oo
?..".IL1 ( ? K Kullor.. 2? (Hi
50(1 .) M Spencer. io oo
?77 i i K Kullor. 25 oo
f?7S ( ; K Kullor.. 2? oo
.".71? ( i K Kui lor.. 25 oo
Total .$205 tHI
School District No. 13-Tugaloo.
Sill) W K How.$ 2 (>:>
H5I ,\ ll Long Kl So
.1(1(1 lid Callas 20 <x>
512 lill Callas 20 IK1
5K3 l-lil Callas 20 OO
?S I l al Callas 1(1 00
Total . . $ DO BO
School IHM rici No. 11 -Unity.
US S T I ticks,,n _ $ 2fi 00
Toi a I * 25 (Ml
School District No. l?-Toxaway.
1 .lames Seahorn.S I on
JU .lessee Norris. Il 7">
.M .1 S Carter. 17
71 Al! Stewart. I 2f)
11 o .1 K Caines.. J PO
1>| j K (?aillos. ? ."n
202 N A Do vie. IO ii;!
.J.V.i .1 S Carier. 0 .M?
:12(1 Kloreiice Norris. 2(1 (io
:::'.! W K Dow . 12 50
512 Kloreiice Norris ... . 'JU (M)
fij't Kloreiice Norris. 20 (Hi
Total.*llil 71
School District No. lt;-11 oilv Springs.
|::j Kal Callas.$ 'JO (Ml
I1M1 Kil Callas. 20 00
MU Kil Callas. 20 00
2.'I0 lal Callas. JO (Ml
:MMI Kal Callas. JO on
::.*.:'. lal Callas. I.". ( HI
Total. $115 00
School District No. 17 - Westminster,
:U12 lt T Skelton.* JO (IO
:ili:l P .1 Verinillion. .... 147 SI
:'.'.ii p .1 Verinillion. 200 no
P I Verinillion. Ids 7!?
Total ..s.*?:it; (io
School District No. IS-Clearmont.
.". A P Tannery.S | c.",
il A I' Tannery. J :?."i
52 .lames liarle. 15 00
2'lll Hallie I lilllie. JJ 00
:!.">s i: I, Dollie. s 7S
lo:. .1 I) Wynn. ir. 25
112 Hallie" Dllflio. JJ HO
ll:: Hattie Dollie.:t| (Ml
.V..'. Hallie Diiflio. JJ oo
."-"il Hattie Du Hie. JO Od
Total.sir.i o:i
sd.I Dist rid No. Hi Kichlniid.
IJ W ll 11 uglies ? 25 on
lil Marilin M ?mis jo ou
si Ma rion Mino- 5 IH;
100 .1 ll Ly les I 21
2o7 D ( lunger. in no
'jail D Conger. In no
?150 11 ( 'linger. -10 (X)
Isl D ( longer. 10 IKI
lilli 11 ( lunger. lo on
"lia; I ) ( longer. lo oo
Total $20( JI
Sch, ml Disiriei No. 20 Homily Land.
O'. Kinnell (los * J? no
(ll I ,11 \ ilia ( '? .lei,kens. | ."> IX)
I:;:: Kinnell ( lox 25 (Mi
KM Kinnell ( lox ti 25
2211 .1 I. Smith s on
255 LC .Icnkcns 20 (KI
272 Lila P.roek 25 1)0
102 lilla P.rock . Jo on
1 15 .1 H I'ickell. JO oo
hil lilla P.roek Jo (HI
5IS lill? Druck 25 oo
Total $-J 11)
School District No. Jl-('oniioross.
2S I; ll Di I worth. s 15 (Kl
.".:'. .lohn L McWIiortcr.. 27 WI
7:'. M K Singleton. 15 on
I IJ .lohn I. McWhortcr. 15 00
I tr. M K Singleton. ."> (MI
JIU .lohn I, McWhortcr.. 12 .".<>
::;;? ci. (haig. .".J .Mi
!M0 (' L Craig. 25 on
|:t0 H L < 'raig. lo (M)
I SS c W Pitchford. 2 50
520 (' I. ( mig. :!() 75
WI s M lliinsingor.. I 15
571 ('L Craig. J.". 00
Total. sj 111 '.IO
School I list i iel No JJ ( tak (?rove.
::I ll I, singleton.* 25 oo
I I I ll I. Singleton. IJ 50
2sd .1 s ( lol loy.. ."?.*' 'Hi
:I20 c W Pitchford . Ct no
?177 .1 S ( ollev. JIMMI
172 w c Pike'. i sa
ls:; .1 s ( ollcy. JO on
1-7 M P. While . 7 SO
510 .1 S Colley. 15 no
Total .. .sir.a ia
School District No. -M. Changa.
21 .1 W Koynohls.* JJ 50
I ia .1 W Koynohls. 22 50
I7s .1 W lloynolds. 25 s7
.-i i .1 W Koynohls. 22 50
270 .1 ?V Koynohls. 22 50
ana .i w Kcynohls. 2:| 25
105 .1 \V lloynolds. 22 50
Total..??1(11 02
.school Dist i iel No. J I /.ion.
ail Hallie Hu Hedge - fi 20 <MI
nu c W Pitchford Co_ 2 71
12*i H s Itiitlodgo. fi 50
I |!i H s Itiitlodgo . 17"'
151 Hattie I "ut lodge.. . lo (HI
15s ll (j ltitseli. !l 50
ino Hattie Kulledgc. HO (Mi
:'h .las M Moss. I
j I ! i .las M Moss. J 55
220 .las M Moss. S 00
ne special bargains
All the Yard-wid
tie of KABO CORS
C. W. B
ages of Washing I
22-1 Hallie Uutluilgfl _ 211 no
Jil llattit' Kutlcdgc. Kl no
27 I .Ins M Moss. ._' IO
:i:.n Haiti?) UnHedge. '_'o on
401 .las M Moss. .". (Mi
457 Halli?; Kutlcdgo. 211 1H)
.UT Ida MoCollougb. I ll
ins Ida MeCollough. I 11
.".till Ida MoCollougb. I 42
.HM Hallie Kutlcdgc. Kl 00
Total .$I(W 2-i
Sobool District No. 25- Novillo.
si Hertie Smith.* IO 00
ll?:! \V /, blancheD. in 'J.*>
.JO.*. Hortic Sm i Hi. 211 00
2?KJ Hortic Smith. 20 no
:i:H i: W banknight. ;V>
?181 Hortio Smith . -ju (Ml
."lOii Hortic Sndth. lil (MI
.'?(?:; Hortio Smith. 20 00
:r,:, w /. Hlanchotl. ."> 2U
Total. $121 00
School District No. 2(1- Walhalla.
iss .las M Moss.s 81 00
222 W <i Craig. '-'."> on
220 K .1 Sled;. ::i (Ml
?(?7 Ida McCullough. 12 00
.JU" W (i Craig. J.'? 00
.104 .las M Moss. (HI 00
308 K .1 Sleek. 20 00
1121 W (! Craig. 25 (Ml
:;.*>S .las M Moss. sj Ul)
:J7:! K ll McCullough_ 42 (Ml
?74 K ll MoCollougb. ll (HI
I 17 K .1 Sleek. -.'7 OU
522 .las M Moss . IS nu
5?2 K .1 Sleek. 20 25
fi? I W (. Craig. IO ?'.7
508 Ida McCullough. 20 2.1
Total. Si'tii 17
School District No. i'7-Wost Union.
174 Olive Weeder.S 20 50
185 Susie lt Daniols. 2(1 (Ml
21? olive Iteedor. 20 5(1
248 .las M Moss. ti 50
2411 .las M Moss. Il S.'i
:!s| olive Iteedor. ll 2.j
287 Susie K Daniols. 20 00
317 K .1 Sleek. ? on
:5IS K .1 Stock . ti (Ml
?HI K .1 Sleek. (I no
?28 Susie. li Daniels. 20 (Kl
?00 Susie li Daniels. JO on
lol li K ti ibsen. ? '?'<?>
421 olive Iteedor. '..'?*. <MI
422 Olive Heeder. 12 ?VI
42.1 .las M Moss. 7 no
424 .las M Moss. 8 00
425 .las M Moss. 50
402 K .1 Sleek. (J nu
48(1 Susie ll Daniels . lo (Kl
Total.$210 !>:.
School District No. 28-Speed Crook.
:: .1 o Phillips.s i (17
02 .1 V Kimi.en. 20 '?>
.SM I. C Crooks. 20 (in
24? Mrs Lillico Crooks.. 22 ?V)
?211 Lillie fl Crooks. 22 .'>.>
:!:'.7 ii C brooks. 20 (Ml
472 Olive 1.ceder. 15 00
418 Mrs I, (i Crooks .-22 50
427 LC brooks . jo on
42S LC brooks. Il lu
570 Mrs Lillie Crooks. JJ 50
Total.$201 <>7
School District No. 20 Krieiidship.
Si? Minnie I. How ie * 25 00
Ol Minnie I. How ie ? ho
117 W \V MeMnnis . 25 no
?tin Lo Kliillip.i I m
301 Mucki ' Hluekwcl' 27 00
los K K 'I iioinas. 2<i IM?
.1 Ti? K I?) Thoinns. Jd (hi
510 li IO Thoinns. . 20 00
550 K K Thoinns. . I IK)
550 Mackie Klnekwell 27 IK)
?iso Mackie Klnekwell 27 ?K)
561 Mackie Klnekwell 2 To
Tot ni $200 (10
SelaH.I Dislricl Nu. ?0 .Shiloh.
J?t D I loni * 27 ?><>
200 .1 A Harbin. Ul S?
3110 D llunl JO (Hi
??S .Minnie K Singleton Ju mi
Uti Mamie IC Singleton jo (M)
155 I) Hunt . . Jd IM i
.lits Minnie Singleton . Ju nu
511 D llunl. 20 IK '
?sil D 11 ont 20 IM i
?S7 I? Hunt 20 HI
Tut a I . $201 ?5
School Di>( rici No, :'.l - Corinth,
?I K S . milli * 7 50
'M> A S Orr 21 ? IM)
ST A S ( ?rr lo IM)
105 Kulalia Tllislc 25 IMI
Kill !.: 111 ii 1 ? ii Thode IJ 50
JI J Nellie MeW hurler 25 Ol?
JTI Nellie MeW boiler 20 -Mi
?3? A S Orr 15 (M)
?1ST Nellie M.-W hurler 27 50
InT LC . I. .likens ... lr, on
II I .Inines Tolleson lo IMI
?ITo Nellie MeWhorlcr J1 75
Toi ni $213 Ts
talmoi District Ni? 32 Stone Church
I 13 IMiiebn Liimpkill. f 25 m>
203 W V Hall . :t 50
Jini Pinella I iimpkin. I s 'i .'?
332 .1 I. Masters. ST s".
370 Anna I' Leu is Jo (xi
.MiT K ( I Milliner.. Jo (Kl
508 KO Milliner.. ."> (MI
5117 Mr- .1 I ! Lew is. 25 on
.'?ss Mr- .1 K Lewis. J.'i IMI
MU Mrs .1 K Leu i>. . 13 71
T..I al $24.1 Tl
Seh.ml Dislricl No. :i:t Cherry.
01 lill Mel '..ul y * JJ i i I
1)2 lill McCurh JJ io
Ti .lal v ll IMI
School District Nu. :,l fairview.
Jl .lohn O Hicks.s :;:;
217 .lohn ( > Hicks . IUI
2?i S (' Higgc rsl a If. J ?0
J.'.s Cherrie ll ToWliacilil. 20 (Kl
??78 John o Kicks. :::: ?;i
?05 John O Hicks. :;.!
?21 Cherrie P. TowilSOliil 20 'ID
:;;I| John O Hicks.
.I 'd Cherrie I! ToWllSOIIil '. J 00
i n John o Hicks. II? I ;
Total.$2(il ;;s
School Dislricl No. ;'? Wulf Stake
(I M A W ood .$81 (Ml
172 J S Cox.12 lo
27? I'! I' Wood. !|0 (K)
?22 J il Hull. ... fit) ?MI
.JESS!
? in Lawns,
le Sheeting '_4
in
ETS, which
AUKNICHT.
'owder and 5-cent
C. W. B.
:?7S .1 (? Dani uta. ir? 00
101 .IC Muir. !>o 00
.ISI .1 C Daniels. Iii (HI
Total.$274 30
School District No ?HI-Midway.
121) dela OainoH .$ 18 75
180 (?reta Caines. '??1 7."?
210 .1 A Hutchinson. M <H>
lt F, White. :5 20
327 .1 A Hutchinson. 20 00
:!!>7 .1 A Hutchinson. 10 25
?102 .1 A Hutchinson. 20 00
.UKI .1 A Hutchinson. 7 ot)
Total.?120 O?
School District No. 37-High Falls.
20 ,1 ll Cantrell. $2S (M)
:i7 M I. Jenkens. I 00
1 tn .1 ll Cantrell. 25 50
217 C W Fi loll ford Co_ I 50
253 W D Jenkens. :i 50
283 .1 ll Cantrell. 20 7.">
:'.7'.? .1 ll Cantrell. "JO 75
?MO .1 ll Cantrell. 20 00
107 OC White. 0 50
Tidal.$142 50
School District No. 38-Warsaw.
I I .1 ll llunnicittl ... $ 10 (Ki
.Jill .1 ll 11 un iiiont t . 10 oo
.Iis Annie Simmons 20 (K)
I 111 Annie Ni minons. 20 IX?
.150 Anni.- N humons IO (K)
510 .1 ( I Daniels . . ll 00
51 I .1 ( I Daniels . .'t (Kl
572 Annie Simmons 15 <H)
r?7:? Vnnio N imitions 5 00
Total . . .th'-' 00
School District No. 30-Kail Itrhneli.
23 Cora Wollert son i Jo (Ki
128 ( 'ora lt oho rt soil 20 I Ki
310 Cora Uohertsoii 10 ihi
uni (lorn Itoherlson . 25 (Ki
150 Cora Uohertsoii 8 no
Total.$ 89 M)
School District No.40-McKinney's
Creek.
05 .1 A Uohertsoii.$ 18 00
1X2 .1 A Itolierison. . . . 82 00
301) .las A Itoherlson. 20 10
Tolnl .$ 70 To
School District No. 41-Joenssee.
sr? .1 C Harper t 25 IKI
147 .! ( ' Htir|ier 25 IKI
157 -I C Dal lier 12 50
Tolnl. $ OJ 50
School District No. 42-Salem.
00 \\ 11 St,-eh- $ ?n IKI
I 15 W I I Steele ;",(I (Kl
KU) HIM ?rant J 05
192 W ll Steele 39 50
193 W 11 S.h- li". IKI
Total ?I70 55
School District No. 13- Lillie Uiver.
Ill Dil Alexander $ lin IKI
IM) D ll A I..Minder 30 IKI
209 DH Alexander Ito 25
Jin D ll Alexander 15 Ul)
Total . fl05 25
School I ? i - I rici So. I I ( 'hi-ohee.
lil A W Singleton.. ?j. 25 ?K)
118 \ W Singleton... . 25 IKI
17:1 A W Singleton... . lift (Kl
175 Ueuhen I. I i 7t>
183 Pick Holden. ll no
Total $ Si) 70
School District No. 15 Ta mass?e.
ls F.I ?zn MeWhorter. f JJ 50
25 Marx Moi?nll. s IKI
sn F W MeWhorler JJ 50
1 to Mamie K Singleton 11 IKI
J00 A W S i ugle I m i ... 25 nt?
381 A W Singleton 12
Total $101 .'.ll
School Dist rict No. 40-Kin) Shoals.
70 I, M Cowan .... $ 20 (10
so I, M ( dw an lo no
Tolnl $ lin oo
School District. No. 17 Picket Post,
50 Susie li Daniels.?; 2 25
.">7 Olive C Hicks. 28 (HI
(HI Susie K Daniels. l? oo
152 ( Hive Hicks. ?ll 00
108 < dive C Hicks. 19 (HI
171 C W Pitchford Co_ IC no
Is7 Susie I! Daniels .... 7",
257 Olive C Hicks. 2(1 fiO
279 Olive C Hicks. JO (K)
28(1 ( dive C Hicks . 13 00
282 I .oula Hanlon. 3 11
398 c W Pitchford Co_ ?j 00
? lo I .oula Itankin. 20 no
(VI I I .oula Hunk in. 20 (Hi
Total.$221 ll
Sc hool District No. 18-Hear Pen.
n?7 I,' I. Simmons.^ io in
Total.$ io lo
School District No, 10-Cherry Hill
lu c ll Nightengale _$ 27 50
72 -I U 11 nilson. 20 nt)
I ls .1 ll 11 nilson. JO oo
ISO .1 I ; 11 nilson. JO nu
Total .S7 Ml
Sci.1 District No. .'.n Village Creek
I 1 I F.va Alexander.S 20 (Ml
112 liva A loxnndor. lo no
191 F.va Alexander. 2(1 (in
221 W C llunler. I :,n
Js;i Kvn Alcxnmlcr. 20 (HI
21MI Kva Alexander. lt 00
Total. $85 00
sd.1 District No. 51-llothlehom,
32 s N Pitchford.$ 7 95
ss .) ll llrown. 20 00
I ".I Kalie Wohinsoii, . 12 00
150 Kalie ItohillSOII. |0 JO
201 .1 ll Drown. 20 lill
202 .1 11 llrown. 20 (H)
Total.soo 15
School District No. 52- - Mill Creek.
ls .1 i; I.vies.,$ 20 00
49 John T Kainey. ft (H)
155 .1 ll I.yles. 20 IHI
150 .1 T Hamey. 10 70
lilli J lt I .y h's . jo 110
241 J il Kyles. jo (Hi
298 J H Kyles . lo oil
Total
School District No. 58-.Whetstone
09 J S Colloy.$ 25 00
70 .1 S Colloy. 12 50
101 J S Colloy. 2? 21
Total. $05 71
?School District No. 54-Doublo Springs.
(VI D Hunt.$ 2:1 00
KW 1) Hunt. 2:1 00
200 1) Hunt. 2:1 00
wu K U Frotwcll. 20 00
Total. $01 00
School District No. 55-Belmont.
5(1 C W liar por.* 20 00
03 W II Harton, C S K... ? (15
103 C NV Harpor. 20 00
458 C W Harpor. 20 00
Total.$ 0(5 05
School District No. 50-Mt. (?rove.
122 F A Davis.$ 20 00
1(11 F A Davis. 20 00
102 C W Pitchford Co_ 0 00
ISO F A Davis. 20 00
211 John .1 Woodall. 8 35
Total. _$ 77 25
School District No. 5,-Kich Mountain.
15 Fd II Cobb.$ 20 (tt)
11 I I'M II Cobb. 15 00
101 Fd ll Cohh. 1) 00
Total. $ 41 00
School District No. 58-Poplar Springs.
IO? Kiora O Davis.$ 15 00
121 FloraC Davis. 7 50
200 Henry Cannon. 11 02
325 Flora C Davis. 8 00
355 Flora C Davis. 8 (io
350 Flora C Davis. 10 00
?557 Flora C Davis. 10 00
Total.$82 12
School District No. 50-Long Crook.
22 NV A Dickson. $ 25 00
77 W A Dickson. IS 75
2SS .1 lt Hudson. 22 50
200 C F Stone. (I 00
:tS0 .1 lt Hudson. 25 Ot)
.hil J H Hudson. 22 5<>
Tola!.$110 75
School District No. 00-Jlrasstovvn.
120 S A Davis.$ 18 (X)
208 S A Davis. 18 Of)
Total.$30 (?1
School District No. GI - Damascus.
KIO Hepple Ward_ $ 10 IX)
ITO 1 leppic Ward . 10 (X)
215 lloppie Wawi . I? tx)
24? Hepple Ward . 10 (Ht
352 1 leppic Ward . 10 (H)
410 Hepple Wawi . IO 00
57 I lloppie Ward _ lit 00
Total . $i:i;l (M)
School DUI riot No. 02-l'ulaski.
15 Wash Y lloyd i> 25 00
hit Wash Y Boyd 25 IX)
Total .$ 50 00
School District No. 63-Seneca.
I J J. Kskew. $ 5. Ot?
223 .1 K Ward . 100 (Kl
238 I! ti Lowery. 15 00
212 Lizzie Smith... 20 00
251 .1 ' Ward . loo (Ki
275 C ii Lowery 30 (Xl
270 0 IO Lowery 80 on
:?I7 .) IC Ward '.150 (X)
343 0 IO Lowery . :?> On
310 0 K Lowery. 28 (K)
:i5l .1 K Ward .loo (Kl
?185 .1 K XV ii rd. 50 00
403 Lizzie Smith 20 00
420 Lizzie Smith 20 00
.KIO .1 li Ward. 50 00
533 .1 ti Ward 77 (X)
Total .$825 80
School Distriol No. 01- Brewer.
384 .1 W Boeder. * 27 25
281 .1 W Weeder 12 50
341 \V (1 Craig. 18 (Kl
1171 .1 NV Boeder. 25 1 M 1
120 NV ( i Craig.. IS (X)
171 .1 NV Heeder 25 (Xl
.Ih2 .1 L Moser. 05
518 NV (i Craig. I 50
503 .1 W heed er 25 uo
500 .1 ti Hoopes . I 00
585 .1 NV Heeder. 25 00
5SII .1 NV Feeder. 1(5 25
Total. ?MOS 15
School District No. 65- Fork.
40 M L Jenkens.$6 ix)
50 C B Knox. 20 (HI
(SO S L Bichardson.. 50 (HI
SJ .1 A MeClellon (5 50
232 S L Richardson 77 55
2:i:i C lt Knox . 10 75
252 NV K Jenkens. 7 50
441 NV G Miller 15 (xi
500 Monta Knox 20 (X)
5:17 Monta K HON . 2<) (Hi
5?8 Monta Knox . 5 (H)
Total . $240 30
School District No. 00-Fort George
120 J F Fondloy.$ 18 00
127 J F Fondloy. 18 00
100 J (1 Daniels. I 00
.185 J (J Daniels. I 00
Total.* 88 00
School District No. 07-Groonfiold.
5s J ll Cowan.$ 75 00
130 NV F Dow. 2 00
202 James Karie. ... 2 50
277 NV F Dow. 0 55
300 NV A Donen. 00 00
.ISO Filie Nt ri hiing. 25 00
555 Filio Strihling. 18 75
Total.$-'in so
S "hool District No. 00- Fhcnc/.er.
?7 William IC Grocnlco...$ ll 25
20 J I* Jones . io 00
30 NV ll lloyd . 20 20
.17 c F IMillyaw. s 85
108 NV ll lloyd. 25 00
11(1 J 1* Jones. 18 15
210 Samuel Hunter. ht 75
250 J (? Daniels. 18 00
lion c ll NVhitmiro. 4 7?>
;12:? D il Alexander. :!l .">o
805 D ll Alexander. 81 50
hoi I) Il Alexander. 15 75
501 J H Nichols. IO 30
Total.$223 00
Schoo) District No. 70-Courtenay.
27 Courtenay Mfg Co...$240 00
502 Courtenay Mtg Co... 218 80
Total. $168 80
School District No 71 Katies.
75 J NV Ahlcs.$ KH) 00
70 tilla Feaster. 10 00
208 T A I.everett. 10 00
318 Dora Boeder. 20 <?>
308 Dora Boeder. 20 (HI
.HO T A 1.0 VOW tt. IO <H>
117 T A Levcrc.tt. 12 00
443 Dora (teodor. 20 <HI
111 Dora Booder. .( 00
Total.$218 00
School District No. 72-Hoar Swainp
s li T J ay nos.* IO (xi
Jilt C NV Pitchford Co- 3 87
37 C NV Bauknighl. 7 85
:is NV M Cohh. ?50 (X)
105 NV NV Hurley. :l (X)
2051 Fm ma Bankin. 21 00
285 Kinma Bankin. 21 50
38(1 Kinma Bankin. 21 00
302 Khimn Hank in. 15 75
Total.$130 07
School District No. 73-Red lilli.
T W K Klug.* 0 00
71 Louis Rankin. 20 00
170 Loula Rankin_ 10 00
ISO Loula Rankin. 10 00
isl Loula Rankin. 20 00
387 W B King. 10 00
Total.* SS (K)
.School District. No. 71-Crawford.
44 T A Smith.$ 25 00
101 T A Smith. 25 75
105 W .1 MoCravy_ 25 oo
ll?S T R Kecso. 0 00
235 T A Smith. 25 00
340 W .1 MoCravy. 2 oo
?175 T A Smith. 25 00
870 T A Smith. 25 00
470 T A Smith. 25 00
Total .*IS7 85
ustituto Expenses.
42 W ll Barron, C S B,
Instituto Expenses....!? 12 75
.lil W ii Barron, C s B,
Institute Expenses.... .'12 00
Total.* 71 7:
RECANT ULATION.
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Respect lolly suhinil led,
.1. lt. KAY,
Treasurer Ooonec Count'
Does your head nchc? Pain hack of
your eyes? Bad taste in your mouth ?
lt's your liver! Ayer s Pills nrc
liver pills. They cure constip ition,
headache, dyspepsia, and nil liver
complaints. 25c. All druggists.
WHIM your I.ttHClie or boil ni H iMdUUfui
lirowu or rI.'I? I.lurk V 'I'lu-n us?'
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEfo?s
ft. P MAI. .% CO.
Mrs. Kelley Assassinated.
I) A itu Ni I TI > N , .Inly 1>.-Mrs. Lou
[Colley, of this county, was shot a
ow nights ago, a whole load of buck
ibot taking effect in her abdomen,
?die was at the residence of ber
albor, .lames Shirley, at Stokes's
Illidge. Her husband, Jim Kelley,
s suspected. Ile bas just returned
rom serving a sentence in tho puni
eiitiary. Mrs. Kelley's reputation
s not the best. All parties aro well
um wn.
({nestion Answered.
Yes, August PlowOr still has the larg'
.st sale of any medicine in the civilized
vin hi. Your mothers and grandmothers
inver thought of using anything else for
UdigOStiOn and biliousness. Doctors
vero scarce, and they seldom hoard of
ippondioitis, nervous prostration or
icart failure, etc. They used August
.'lower to clean nut the system and slop,
ci menta.ion of undigested food, reg l?
ate the action of the liver, stimulate
he nervous and organic action of the
lystcm, and that is all they took when
ooling dull and had with headaches and
it her aches. Voil only need a few doses
if Creon's August Plower, in liquid
orin, to make you satisfied there is
iothing serious the matter with you,
.'or sale hy J. IL Darby, Druggist.
It is said that Tennessee cotton
.hinters are sending out large orders
br turkeys in an effort to save the
>rpp from destruction by grasshop
ici's which have appeared this season
n enormous numbers.
ACCUSED OF CHILD MURDER.
Faith Cure Parents Who Barrod Out Physi
cian to bo Prosecuted.
MOUNDSVILLK, W. VA., July 8.
Among tho members of the .'Church
of Cod," which has a big colony
hore, and which conducts a big pub
lishing business, camp-mooting and
home, arc Edward and Minnie Grogg.
Tho church teacbos that all physical
ills may bo cured by prayer and thc
laying on of hands of the elders.
During thc camp-meeting which re
cently closed hundreds of believer.-'
reported themselves cured of ail
ments.
A child of tho (?reggs became ill
two weeks ago, and a consultation of
elders and leaders of the colony was
held. 1'layers were offered for the
relief of the child and thc elders
laid on their bands, but to no avail.
Capt. E. C. Kcbols, of thc Slate
Humane Society learned of the
child's condition and ordered a phy
sician to visit it. Thc physician was
barrod out, and while Capt. Kohols
was taking legal measures the little
ono died.
To-day bc secured warrants charg
ing 'be child's parents with murder,
anti t bey were looked up to-night.
Capt. Ech?la is backed by tho soci
ety, which is determined that while
grown people may select their own
plans of healing, children must, not
be allowed to die unattended.
Washino-ton Post.
How's This ,
Wo ol?er One Hundred Dollars Howard
for any case of catarrh that cannot he
cured hy Hall's Catarrh (.'ure.
K. J, ('heney A? Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We, tho undersigned, have known l<\
.I. ('heney for tho last 15 years, and be
hove him porfeetly honorable in all busi
ness transactions and linam ially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
ti rm.
West. Al- Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Wabling, Kilman & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh (Tire is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
75c. por bottle. .Sold by all druggists,
Testimonials free
Hall's Family Pills ant the best.
Large and Respectable.
In Hannibal I Dunlin's earlier days,
at a certain caucus in Hampden, the
only attendants were himself and a
citizen of largo stature. Mr. Hamlin
had some resolutions to pass, which
began by representing that they were
presented to a 'Marge and respecta
ble" gathering of voters.
"Hold on," cried thc oilier man,
"we can't pass that, for it ain't, true.
It ain't a large and respectable cau
cus. There's only two of us."
"Von keep still, brother," com
manded the wily Hannibal ; "it's all
right, for you arc large and I am re
spectable. You just keep still."
So tho resolutions were passed,
without further demur, in the pres
ence of a "large and respectable"
gathering.- Brooklyn Standard-Lln
ion.
It has been demonstrated by experi
ence that consumption can be prevented
by tho early uso of One Minute Cough
Cure. This is the favorite remedy for
coughs, colds, croup, asthma, grippe and
all throat and lung troubles. Cures
quickly. J. W. PM.t..
COTTON OUTKOOK.
The Crop Will Probably bc Short and thc
Prices Good.
The outlook for raw cotton is that
prices will bo high, ranging from 9
to 10 cents a pound. Thc visible
supply is very short, and there will
not, in all probability, bo a new crop j
much above 10,000,000 bales. The
Northern mills made a groat deal of j
money on 5| and 0 cents cotton in tho |
bale. But the rising prices have halted
their prosperity. Latest reports from
fall Uiver indicate that thc manu
facturers arc f-tee to face with an ob
literation of profits. Already there
is talk of reducing operatives' wages.
- Augusta Chronicle.
MAY <;<> TO TI?N (KN TS.
It is pretty certain that colton
farmers aro going to get a good
pri?e for their cotton next, fall. No
doubt thc crop will recover from
much of the damage it suffered from
tim wet weather of last month, but
it will not bo as largo, as it was ex
pected it would be on account of thc
increase in tho acreage. Tho world's
supply of cotton is much smaller
now than it, usually is at this season
of thc year. It, \* stated to bo only
a little more than 1,000,000 bulos.
As a rilli', in midsummer, it is twice
that amount. Tho supply on band
being short, and tho outlook of a big
crop not being tho host, it would not
bo surprising if tho price of colton
at the opening of tho now o itton
season should bo somewhere near 10
cen ta.--Savannah Nows.
OASTOIIIA.
noan tho j* The Kind You ,lav0 M^IE BOUftill
8l8r? CZ^MS.
FIVE MEN BLO'VN TO ATOMS.
Tank Car Containing 6,000 Gallons of Oil
Explodes--Filly Porsons Injured.
1*AHKKitsiiuKO| W. VA., July 4.
An accident occurred hore this morn
ing ?ll which five men wore blown to
atoms, one other NO badly injured
that he soon diod, two more proba
bly fatally injured and moro than
fifty persons seriously hurt.
A tank car containing 0,000 gal
lons of oil wos in the Quio Uiver
railroad yards for shipment. A
freight coming into tho yard ran into
an open switeli and collided with tho
tank oars. The collision caused a
hole to be bored in the top part of
the tank and the oil ignited. All
attempts to put. out tito lire failed
and it burned for several hours,
[finally an explosion occurred, caused
by the fire igniting with tho gass
thal had formed from the burning
oil.
Tho larger portion of thc car was
blown about a hundred yards down
tho track. Tho dome was blown
about two hundred yards. At tho
time of the explosion there wcro a
hundred Ol' more persons standing
around in close proximity to tho
burning car watching the flames and
tho work <d" clearing the track.
There was a loud report, shaking tho
earth, tito oil car Hew high into the
air and the burning oil was scattered
in every direction for a radius of at
least fifty yards.
The coroner's jury found that, the
accident was due to tho night crew
of the yard sleeping while on duty.
Dcalh Dealing Fireworks.
I'nii.ADKi.riMA, July 4.-A blank
carl ridge fired al close range by a
small negro hoy into a largo collec
tion of lifeworks of a highly explo
sive character to-day cost the lives
of four children, lite probable death
of l luce others and severe burns to
twenty ol hers, only two of whom
were adults.
A f?o ll tl om tm recently cured of dys
pepsia nave, the following Appropriate
rondci inp_ of Purus' famous blessing;
"Some have moat and cannot, eat, and
some have none that want it; hut wo
have meat and we can eat,--Kodol Dys
pepsia ('mc he thanked." This prepa
ration will digest what yon eat., lt in
stantly roi loves and radically euros indi
gestion and all stomach disorders.
.1. W. liKI.L.
New Money.
There has been a marked improve
ment in the quality and design of
our paper money during thc past
few years.
The new $5 silver certificates, the
issuance of which began last Mon
day, are excellent specimens of tho
engraver's arl, and ?ire printed on thc
bes! quality of paper. This certifi
cate carries out tho principle adopted
i'm nil silver certificates of avoiding
too much filigree and leaving a good
amount of open space. The Indian's
bead on the $."> certificate is a re
remarkable line piece ol work.
Several (lesions for tin.' new $10 sil
ver eortiliicate have been submitted,
but none has yet boen adopted. Tho
central figure will bo illustrative of
the navy, lt was at first proposed
that the picture of a battleship should
be used, but it has been determined
timi the vignette of a human face
would give belter security against
counterfeiting than a likencs of any
artificial work. lt is, therefore,
probable that tho face of some naval
hero will appear on the new $10 sil
ver cortidente, most likely the faco
of a dead hero. -Atlanta Journal.
1*1 ?UIttS WHtHl. AIL ILSE f AILS. PS
hm? liest Cough Syrup, 'l'ustes Qooa. Uno BJB
^rl^^ In Ihne. Sj^il bv ilriufKlsts.
A dispatch from Tifl?n, a little
town in Southern Georgia, reports
the following strange bit of news :
"Wednesday was .a big day for tho
wool buyers in Tifl?n, and the grow
ers from near-by stations of Worth,
Colquitt, lierrion and Ir^in counties
were here ami were met by buyers
from Albany as well as the local
business men. About If),OOH pounds
nf won! changed hands, bringing 21 \
cents per pound."
Alter many intricate experiments,
scientists have discovered methods for
i il it ?i i II i nu all tho natural tligcstants.
These have hoon combined in tho pro
portion found in the human body ami
united willi substances that build up tho
digestive organs, making a compound
called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests
what you eal and allows all dyspeptics
to eat plenty <d nourishing food while
the stomach troubles are hoing radically
[Mired by tho medicinal agents il con
tains, it is pleasant lo lake am) will
%\voquick relief. J. W. UKI.t..
The general crop bulletin ?.f the
United Stales says the coll m l as
been badly hurt, by rains and that in
some States the fields have been
abandoned.
