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The wise farmer, when he ys one side a part of his cr ons when cash receipts ar< ay be less bountiful. There is no better place ti Commercial Bank You can deposit. on. an op you can invest I an, savings 'earn four per cent' You car which is not true of money I( The Conn The Bank f JNO. M. KINARD, Presi( 0. B. MAYER Savel It's Merely a -matter of earn, keeps growing prising after you hav People fall in:o the h thoughtlessly, and irr Cultivate thoughtfulr you are bound to suc We pay 4 per ceni Why not open an The Excl Of Newt J. D. DAVENPORT, Pres. R. C. CARLISLE, V-Pres. Newbe Capital stock paid in Surplus . . . Deposits . .. We do business on We extend every with safe and sound Four per cent. paid Departrnent. Burglar JAS. McINTOSH, AtIantic Coas Good Servic Through Quc Pull between ti Flo For full infoi W. Passer I Rmor!'VI. has a good year or a good season, )p money to provide for the sea light or for a year when crops ) put such a reserve than in The en account subject to check, or account where your money will always get money deposited here, )aned to ffiends. ierciol Boqi. or Your Savings. lent. Vice President. J. Y. McFALL, Cashi er Save! Easy! spending less than you easier too, becomes sur e practiced it for a while. ,abit of spending money iagine they cannot save. iess and carefulness and ceed. t interest on Savings. Account.Today? ine Book >erry, S. C. M. L. SPEARMAN, Cashier -G. B. CROMER, Atty. Y3AVINr-v BANK& rry, S. C. . . $ 50,000.00 . . . 25,000.00 . . . 235,000.00 business principles, consideration consistent banking. on deposits in Savings1 Fire Proof Vault. Proof Safe. . J. E. NORWOOD, Cashier. I Line Railroad e. ck Schedules. aches and man Sleepers ie East and rida. -matoin Write TO J..CRAIG, ger Traffic Manager, W' niintnn_ N. C MR. ASTOR IN HYP OASTLE. How He has Undertaken to Mov Back The Oenturies. London Express. The strang'st ''move'' in histor is now in'active progress at Hever, I Kent. In his ancient village, to whie King Henry VIII. so often travelle to woo his ill-fated Anne Boleyn, th spectacle may be witnessed of th multi-millionaire, Mr. William Wald orf Astor superintending the install1 tion of his twentieth century belong ings in historie Hever castle, and th brand new Tudor village he has buil in his privaqte grounds aholit it. It is only a millionaire who ca thus turn back the pages of histor at will, and Mr. Astor has succeede in accomplishing a design that hai so flL as effect goes, defied time. For three tears more than a thous and workmen have toiled to pus back the centuries, and now thl.t th castle and the Tudor village are read for modern use, Mr. Astor is movin il. Van loads of furniture, supplied b: the most. up-to-date firms, are bein unloaded by the drawbrid;e, and th latest resources of civilizatior straight from Regent street and 1on street, are being borne through th ancient. portetillis into the echoin halls of the old castle. Mr. Astor, who is keenly intereste in every detail of the renovation an removed, has visited this Tudor vil liage every week, and has personall supervised %.L ,,.' . 711".. .' ture is all in he will make it his pei manent home. Although Mr. Astor and his wor men have been so successful in trans forming the Hever district so that vil ligers who have lived there all thel lives hardly recognize it, he does no desire praise-or ptublicity. All th work has been carried out with th utmost secrecy and permission t view the ''historic estate'' is sternl: refused to all.. At present glimpses of the famou castle and the quaintly gabled villag may be caught from tihe road, but i is believed that a high wall, siniia to that at Cliveden-Mr. Astor's lat home on the Thames-will soon shu off even tht view. Noticeboard proclaiming ''No admission'' a( ''Trespassers will be prosecuted' may be seen everywhere, while a Hever railway station a picture o the castle-once open to the public is hidden under a printed paper an nouncing: ''This castle is no longe openl.' ''An Express representative was al lowed yesterday, however, to see som of the marvels that have been worke< by Mr. Astor's millions. The ful scheme is not yet complete, and th inagnificent. pleasure grounds plain ned by the millionaire are not full; laid out. So vast are the landscape improve ments, suggestedl, including, as the (10, the divergence of a river, the lay inig out of forests and a deer par4 and1 the planting of old-world gard ens, that a fewv more months will stil be necessary before the Hover cal endar is finally put back four huind red years. The castle wvhich Mr. Astor ha bought for his new home stands in hollow, and all round are Tudor build ings, to construct which the stock o sixteenth century relics has bee! greatly depleted. These buildings ar not for the villagers, who are eastini envious eyes on them, but are con neted withI the renovated castle, anm are intended as reception rooms, bil liard rooms, show p)laces and home for the household servants, twenty 0 whom are expected to arrive soon t< prepare for the ''castle wvarming reception. An cut irely new ''01(d bridge' ' ha been built over the river that wind past the castle to fill the moat an the large lake which has just bee made. It is not on Mr. Astor' gr'ound, as the pub)lic road runs thern but Mr. Astor had it included in th general scheme at his own expenseC t complete the realism. The stonE work and sides have been so construe ted as to appear centuries old, an< artificial rocks have been introduce: to set off the river bed at that point Up to the present, Mr. Astor has it vited very few even of his personi friends to inspect his Tudor villag< which he intends shall be a complet surprise to them'when they see it al finished for the first time. There is no modern note struel throughout the scattered hamlet o: Hever. The church on the hill at th corner of the Astor estate is 801 years old1 and the villiage inn, th< King Henry, VIII., and everything else in sight are all in. perfect keep ing with it. Mr. Astor, who is now a familial figure at Hover, always drives be hind. horses,.''as in the day of " ' J'e will have no noisy modrlan moem ears to frighten away the ghosts from his new "old estate.'' S STATE OF SOUTI CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. 1COURT OF COMMON PLEAR. v Lee Gaffney, Plaintiff, * -.vs - Howard Gaffney, James Rutherford, 1 Arthur Tucker, Pick Gladney, 0. I G.' Gregory, Rufus Maybin, Glenn S,Maybin, Ed Oglesby, as Trustees 0 Trinity Church, Defendants. By virtue of an ,rder of the Court - herein, I will sell to the highest bidder - before the Court, House door at. New berry, S. C., on salesday in November, t 1906, within the legal hours of sale, ;.l that lot of land lying and being i situate iii Newberry County, State of South Carolina, containing one acre, more or less, and bounded by lands of ,Lee GaffNey, by lands of Sallie Gaff -ey, and by road leading from Lyles' Ford road to mouth of Tyger River. s Terms of sale. Cash. Should the purcihaser fail to comply on the day y of sale, the premises to be resold at purchaser's risk. Purchaser to pay for deed. y H. H. Rikard, October 8, 1906. Master. NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMEN' Notice iz hereby given that the un4 dersigned will, on the 30th day t, I October, 1906, make a final settlemcn on the estate of Mary Anne Monts, deceased, and will immediately there after apply to Judge of Probate for letters dismissory as administrators of said estate. All persons bavin-. ciaims against said estate will preB. ent same on or before that d, to ain I all parties due the said estate will make prompt payment. W. C. Shealy, John M. Schumpcrt. Administrat)rs. e NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will, on the 31st. day of October 1906, make a final stetlement on the estate of John F. Banks, de ceased, and will immediately there after apply to the Judge of Probate for letter dismissory as adminis tratrix of said estate. All parties hav ing claimse against said estate will present same on or before that date and all parties due the said estate will make prompi. payment. t Texanna Banks, Administratrix. 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