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C. If AULI.. Awroit LEGISLATORS MEET IN COLUMBIA TODAY 1111VELY UONIE.Sr iIICI,01S OiCit TilY SE'AKICi11i11'. ''l itn m - il rn )v Alkeal4ellbi lin .14)-,Jo11i Atsi ley tol !Ilol ltl l M u Iif - ThIle Cott "t for <(lie cI-rkithii of It Mloo . IThe Sta t Thf fir:,t m-Fsion of the Genf,ral A. se.u1L o -outu Garl-OHIna in the iTwen tithl centulry begill- at 1::)11n today. Both housecs are schf-AtIled t) millet :It no00on. In the selato clialillte I Gov. icHarborough V;ill (-tal illi bly to order at the stree of 12. A( idti-ii Cally the .sa e 11olit. hour Cl:k Iart.r. wil call the Ilousev to ()rdcr anId the(.body will procevd fortli with t ct It swa; er and ani it Cl k. .\ , rinil I., thi has beea dne in tHte two hotun=es the Governior's n %%egenill bw roc.-iv.od and the readin_g ckrljrk- will p lwect lo read ohat dlocumien. 1i1t. in, s previoully staWlo. all only htit Il da Oil paHy d r thll coll?.itu1tiollal :0 - tion a1nd of cour.,e thevre, are( not lialoY miemlbers who wi ,h to tarlfrr thoir. "peIHr deim andi mih-aup" hawveicnspd. 'atriotism is a '-(oilt thin;r. anld all claim to have their shiwlit of it, but whenl it vomleis to working without pay, patriot ism -ays "goodb;byo **" " AJo sh .\hley i- h1tre i 111-al. 'ohi" has been toig hire for a gomi mnanly yoars, even bitforv thew poitical revolution of Is!1, and his hivar-ty inulgh Would bo. mett by those who have been handling the I,ogislafive yecons "Thvy tried to heat mnV," he( e:<clainli.i yesterday, "but, I got thar all Ihw 'aite. Till ian was l Ia i 11 u t liar, but 111I herv." InIdviod everybodiy knlow" that Josh is her! atud tho.y expvct, to hicar frVomi himi an urual during thn sussic"n ThIY WOn't e disappoitvil, for eill har his voice and ievu-til vigor with him. The city rapitily ile uficip With mwi bers y ettla Ity. Il'i ry i ail broui ght In the nvw m-n. Mlany of t1ii-mi had hard.( thilt lindinlg <pmariters for t.e ss slon). The member11.1s wholl arrivvd ys terday and la:t. nlight are( -ratl -red aill over the vity. The ho)t(+4 coul not ho gin to take theiml in and Iiv hlad to look about aiong lite p t valt hoa- dln" h1Otn., VS. Nr1. N. ( 1. 1I''v s wa hu-4 1 n1 throughout the ihiy securing c t ai dIre.S4S of tli m aS 1t, hey got, lo Cate-J), prleialatory o ii s-I ilg his a-l uatil d;Irectorv, and( his lIs ha,t Iight Ahowedi that, the 114-1W-r e S WiTre -Weat.Vred inl every d irection. l',ven L.ieut. cov 'I man failed to get. I,tel aweCmni111llat1fionH and is to be found at I:M MIQn wtt Du"4ng th day the >pivakn-rhip 1oi1 teAt wiar d 1p linoolh 1,1:1int avY onei, e.\P(,(1,d. le 1. i(1ter i tl char 1 .le lion delegation. , ar : it 1) (1 took charge of Ir. Wes-toIit hal quarters, whiilt- Gwl. Bollhaml toilk lchairge oif the 'rincel hleadquaroter'. 'They3 begant v-1ork taly a nil by n lht the speiakersMilhiptiZ lit atiily wiol. .Inl thei meantit ile Ni'lirS venl,.'ii. I .iieih. were loolduig to is interests itndi lall "tott of the w%oiidl." Thell contest ttitt is e:. pieted to be~ ai tlotte one and itnyi one0 of tile thtree candlidates Is I :iolv tl win. 11O aillii dependi"s on cirutancst Il ito s1 lobbying'was dtn alfl alon)gl I )urinig the dity, atftenniiii and. tilght thereu was muichl uah;l abtoiit thle eIt-rK s hip. N]buinyl stted tha it .\Ir, llam101 statemient. It, was iainnoiunitd ho'wev.V, that if Nir. iray wats el'eeld Ni. lII gins wouiild lie appiniltted aissistiit anO ir Geni. City's frietndi ex pressedi t grecatest conu titen1ce in the L st Iirngthi i their caidaiut C. Cl(rk iltamm's fr dlnd. say tht lie hits mlade it mo1st emiiw clerk andit will be easily ret-e!lctmfl. To day, of course, tell18 the title. There arC te othler latces fha t, havet t< be titled. Among thle caitd dates fii sergeatnt-t-.artne of the hionse is Ni WV. H. lir of ihtarnwell and lStr. .1. P G;ood win of Grteenville. ~lThis racee wit likely be at pret,ty one0. So far ats the positLion of readin clerk of the hotuse it concerned it. doubtfuit if Mrl. J. S. Withers, the ver ellicienit Itiubentf, will have oppo)1 sition. Ladst nIght the hotel lobbies wCer( filled wihth fr'iends of tie several candi dates who will figutre in tday's elee lions andi the new mleinbers were biuss becoming acequaintfed with thu til members anud getting in Hhaq.o fo)r th< work of the session. fly midnigh there were but, few members whlo hat( not arrived An the city. Many of thlen hadh pet mfeasuIres uip their sleevei which will be heard fronm cre the ses alon is many days old. It is said that, the chances ar''t,ban b!t h: heumbent judges will be enita ly re-elected. So far as the oilee o State librarian is concerned, it Is stat e that there are about 29 candidates foi the position. The character of the work of the ses slon has already been forecasted as fii ats possible. Col. Jas. H. Tfillman will not becom<t liltenfant governlor until the day thit other state~ omelers are inaugurated, probably next, Tuesday or Thursday, Jiowever, ae a matter of courtesy, the retiring president of the Beonate, Hon, tR B. Scarborough, will appoint the officera suggested by. Col. TilIman. 'These were announced last night. E.,S Dingie of Charlestoo, memrt.er of the heavy battery and quarter-nias ter when the militia was assembled at the fair grounds, will bo bill clerk. m. L.. Clark of Marion, minemir of tih First regimet,, will be Journal cIerk. The loorkeewt-r8 are 1. A. White of Adgofield. J. C. Ragan of Splarltanlburg and C. P. llolines, a meimber of the -i4rst regiment. The laits are IHalsey Fox of Lexing toli an< \\'illie Lee of Glendale, It. '. l'lu-ks of El'lguield Is mail carrier nd 11. 1). 31ut-r of Salula will be porter. 'lhe a ils bee nIo appoliteient of kepr of Lilte peSide(I3's ro00, as4 Col. T1i'lal iav, forgotten the appointec's iatail-,. Ti' (iieti'v- oflic!es to be filled by 10t. SjIate It -Ir F . ead:ng eek tiln, tI(3 - ir n -ta rs e . len h l will lavi Io o)pponlltfls for Ibe ofileo of c'I.rk,i andiatihis r(Iluest Col. Tillbnan11 iats rm-pin itted ,'r l1. mI. mcCown of F-'vorticv it.,itant clerk. The jimiciary andl Ii(I inlc colinmnittvts wIl suggest the clerk' for Ih,iir respective comrnittee l'otl. Mrt. \W. It. -;te-. :trt it- no op)positi-1n f.)r tie ll- c C,Of re diltlek.b t Col. .11W. 'T . at l n til-l ''. sa ita -tr le lilt, i-tot,pt hor in Mir. Schumnpert of New -r% I)f-I v. .\ I,w li:ial r-obe h1 '. bvetl orderedl for' thl- u14t of Col. Tilhinant, whlose Hit rt t' ei' llle'A I ho ti-w. of the iohe WoI liby N! .l wien-y, the ieslit GovALtt 1'. )eom frrmia St. P ila \\e wi,hI all R happy New Year. (in the iclo'e (of the old veitury we could hea' t o r-''irt. of t.he cainlii li ig tilt, te \i . l 1 11 li p,itisallt, old enrttlry. I V' ] v I iti i I I Ii ', w tas it Il etSs anm a,,vo mnuch ph-a-iire to all tImtt were til'i'. I t was lad i Wit vey' 1111ily Iih'e Il'.ilts. Thri far'miers Ili olil t c-Itillimlity have hi".'iun worli for this .an, anVl we hopo not. to -- too iuiit'h of he fertile soiI if) Aga.tin ilie wvblinl; ihll hve rung in ull iit l.it, n lI I t . wvi-ity tbir<d Of Oc einhI Ib tr, att I Ie I 'rsith-lict. of I aill .f 0. F . b k , 5r .1 -i., 160T atit]Al M i-s F loy Bolk-, We-r'. 1.1,ppily unlitidl inl tIle( holy fmuls( of inalrilinony. We wi-h thi-in mn..ch -,wecss tbog f' joit i ill -y . .\ r A. ' I1 ,1' will be o t iravelig for I lie iIxt t h irtI dIll S lli, linin. lit' w ill tI ll w liit It' cIl Is aLI t our h141n11. Tit- n1t11- b111r1s of S . l'hilips ll e hav in:-- the1 churlch reI.miled hy thcb-h Of P.linknlf Bradlurn. \\'e 1-l I X I vea I g h n . i gie, ii 0111r liiit-t t hiS y'elF' 1)y the hlihi lig of .\ s a1,11lat 11a dln aItI Genai Ble:ml hurn wvro the 'rul-4s of 'Mr. W. 1), Ilid afit'. li'"e' IT'il Sligh and 11alry Iek hur WO ee Vkititig at. the residence of Mi i G. Stigh duriing the holidays. 1. 11, 1ialiu 's of Our c onsiiinui nil\ ha-i lilov l his fitinily to Newbvry. MI. \In. Imiitielk ani fanlilly have Illovcdall Our llitdst Mitly thanks to You Verona. I will tiry to gi v you Ithe news as ofteln as I iS.6I.TI IN l,U;K OF"II 00,O). Alames! Wuls w t Opeigon nu ue Chlicaigo, Januaiitry d. --As. a result oIf ai priotracte ud sonres of extpelrimoth wv ih alt solutIions, t ho eliacy of w iueh ilL p'roloniget IifIe was r'ecently3 i-011 innounce b)y Profo. Loob, of the I. u vierhity of' Cicago, two promii hieli phyiilanis hei're clim to have IdenlittnIOtraitedl i th. itn cases of great lotw of blood by3 distnsot U)' inijury' nioriinli81 ahl toluioni used( asi a1 restor centi. of t hi blood has1 hiEoln lost. The1 tendedti over' a period of six monthus, have, accord in g to th ph1 )lysicians, ia(iid iFracticathilt a no(w Y'01 yh.o f bleeding anid siubstituto o1111(f salt so' lutiton for persorts sutl'rinig from 1is, aenite' ii. d lchr oi Bright's dhis ('as8e ani~ all hi 'art. till'ttltn result inig from t.he laot tnmtIl compdainit. Mucih succeissi hias lol lowitd, t he phy sIineis saty, aI Ill tir1 elxpihrimenrts, It)oFia and B111 ~right's itOtilons. 110itlI -it.h nilil hundr''t d ogs and1( found it. ilOoilo to withditralw 4(j por' cen t of theu c renhta tioln from an aimalhll bieforet it. nas n1'essary to mycit(t at stion11 aut l'ho hinal test was malhdi onI a ihi)g from which 90J por cet of tihit b 'o . had beePn wuh I salt. wateor appar)alitu1) cotainint g a2 pti or cet soluitti, wats inserteid im t jugular v'tint and( ai second1 ln. it in. sorted in t he( junettn of 1 th hirgi veints lyinig closte to the heart. Aftet t he blood had bioon draiwn. off the sault soluition wast forcetd ini around the heart iandin 11o the vessels of thei b)raio. The dog wats able to stand maiido of an1 houranid ont the following day wml able to walk. A human patient, suifferinig with pnleumlomail, who Wadl operated upon, recovered in much shorter time than it wats customary with those suffering with that trouble. In esss of mgia ria the injection of the salt solution was made directly into the spleen and in six weeks all symptoms of disease had dlisappeared. No claim was made that a eu~ri had been effected in cases of.Bright's disease, the physi cians muerely assert.ing th1at theyIhad Semoved ieveral of the moht. trouble. someati rs ta cmplai. DISPENSER PLAYER HAS BEEN ARRESTED II iV CiIAMIFD WIT111 MALICEAHANVA IN OFFIt.E. Detectivex Worked Up tihe Cane-W-Tte Total I,aa ,y the R o,bery May bo ovor t,1OO; Urman C10oplnens atid li. col,pelt'ivly ,ho itlae. (Speild to The Stato.) Florence, Jan. 5.-The Kingstroo disponsary caso riached a climax this afternoon whon Frank M. Player, tho disponsor, was placed behind tho bars of the Kin.-troo jil to answer at tho n1oxt torm of court to the charge of nalfiasianco in ollico. A few dayi ago Gov. MeSwoney rectivedi a telogram from Kingmtruo announcitig that Dispenser Player had bomn held upl) it tho back door of th disponsary by four masked mon and robbed of $1,800. Playor htateOd thait he0 Was unabl1W to identify any of tho mon and readily gave up anld llowod thlm to hlp thomelves to ho coit(.n1ts of his "Itfo. Tho story waN published it tho timao in full. Player had boon disponser for al out a 3ear, and this im tho third robbery that ho bad reported since ho had filhld that position. (ov. IeSwomnoy detitiled W. H. 1Holloway, wvoll known in Columbia, it speciaul coitablo to accompany Mr. Stainll, an inspoctor to Kngstre, to look into tho matter and, if pos hible, te arrust the guilty party or parti(-H. TIhoy have boti at work collilotinsly over sinco and nhave been reinforced the patA two days by Constablme J. F. Batoianl, George S. McCravy aid inmbor of the State board, A. F.U. I. Dukes. An exami nation of tho books and stock on hand show a shortage of at least S:J,)0. Such is the condition of the books that it is next to impossible to got at the (xact milloulit. Tho statemenolt of these glntilmen is that Player wsi incompoteut to fill theo position imud had 110 Conception of the duties required of him. Evi (t11 ly ho wa, a l1y imposed on by his frields, anld loaned out the State's in10110y as w%ell is credited out liquor, which is contrary to tho dis.poinary 11aw. - Player's bond oxpired December 13th aid the board know this factt, '.1t he was not required to renew, it, aid it is stited that Player, white undri- the iilltueincoo liquor, boasted [ ti)(1 H11 re0ls Chiistm1as (lay thit 10 had $2,0 in 1.6,i pocket, aid whet rnioist rat ed with by his friends that, he should not take such a risk but should doposit it with tho count. 11r.suror, hie coolly rephod that if it vits 1toleni it could not hurt him, 1s his bondlhad expired. At, a provious robbery, which oc curred just aftr tho primary, Pla% or reported that he had beon robbed of stock atmouting to $127. This the bard allowed him and credited the itaount, but when in investigation Was Iuade it was found that he was $327 sholrt ins81tead of $127. This $200 Pl'ayor p)aid up1. TIhose facts, toget her wvith othet evidenIIces of crimuinal carelessness, conivinced thos8e in charge of the case to swomit out a wiarrant today against Player, which was dlone by WV. H-. Holloway and1( placed in tihe hand of (C0n1stable Baitemfanl for execution. B3atemant wont to Player's home to dayt3 and1 quietly arrested him. Player broke dlownl andI wept like a child. He protested that lhe had done nothi ing wron~g and1( added that ho had loitnedi out some1 small sums of mones to his friunds, which his books w.oul'd show, DIImt vigorously stuck to his story conucerninig the robbery. Solieitor John S. Wilson was ini town to represent the State, and al though Player empJ~loyed couinsel, a pre'liminailry was5 wiveyd and lhe was 10 it to) jadi in default of $2,000 bail. l:ty er's homo1) was searched a few dlays ago but nothing was found in the shape of money. He has~ turned Over' to Treasurer Rollins $135i, whIih h laim ts w'.as under his pillow it ihe' timo11 of the robbery. The dl4isnsry is now in the hands of Mayor Kenniedy, being turned over to himu by3 Mr. Dukeq, of the Stato board, but w.ill not be reopened until a now (disponser is appointed. As son as it <-an be done a new couinty hoard w.ill also be appointed. Th'le State is in possession of much crimnuating evideneo, w.hich will'-not be mad1(1 known until the case us calk- id ini0 courlt. P'ia) er comes of a good family in Ciarendon county, who have always stood ,woll in their communmty; but, like many before him, this "great moral institution" proved too munch for him and1( tonight he is languishing bhlind the bars of Kingstree's jail. lion y ai a naitiy Food. D)r. C C. MIller, In the National So ck man andu farmer of recent date, had this in say about the daily use of lline. y thIje families of farmers: Home far-mers are in the habit of aell lng ciT all the best, of' anything raised, lot.tingi Ibe family worr'y al.ong wIth the leavlings. It is pleasant to believd' that in many cases honey forms ani excep. tioni; that the farmer w;.th two or three colonilee of bses does not think of sell ing any of the honey, but leaves it all in the hands of the good wife, to do with whem and how she will. Very wise indei d Ia snch a farmer Indeed If hue is wise enouxih, he will have honey on1 the 4,,ahle daily, even though he should be (hlig?ed to buy it. -t18 stor' 'the health to uss honey. M4 'ny a poor" mo)rtal I,s tc-dlay living a life of lingeri ng tort..e oro.e ams mef dental, to whom the doctors have for bidden the use0 of all sugar alld all foods abounding in starch. And the trouble came about fr9m over-indul gence .in dtgar. This nation has a woiderfull sweet tooth. Do you know that tle average lan, woman and child of ti he A merican nation consumes more than a pound of qugarevery week of life? Somen more than that, some less; more than a pound a week is the average. Before the sugar can be worked into flesh and blood, it must, be changed from cane-sugar to grap)--sugar. When too iuch of this work is thrown upon the stoimach, there ellmes trouble-"sour stomach, headache, and all the varied ills that, come from bad digestion. Tlie stomach I turns over the job to the kid neys, and when the kidne.s have more thaln they canl (1), having nio one else to turn to for help, they break down wit,h disease. The use of honey satisfies this rraving for sweet without the dangens that at tnd the use of sugar. The sugar in honey is alrealdy grape sugar, all ready for assimilation. Give a child the ciOCe b1etWCCn sugar and honey, and see which it will take For too many child -et bread and honey is a treat, a luxury, instead of being an article of daily food. The old man or woman of 80, as well as the child, 11 ids the daily use of honey both pleasant and health ful. The average family of five persons would be ce.:side.ed as using a good d1eal of honey to use 50 pounds in a year. Atany do not use 10. But the average o! sugar for such a family is aboul 300 pounds a year. If half of that, or even 100 pour-ds, were replaced by honey, it, w-,uld b for the betterment of t ie health 'if I lie family. 'The for -vonig advice will apply to ) - -kop.-r, as well. Why shouldn't, they u-e mo -e of th Ir own honey and buy less suga-? We have honey on our table th cc times a day, and the mi-al would seem hardly complete with out it. A good wav to use ext -acted honey is 10 lut a good-sized lablespoon!al in a litte siu:e-dish for cach one at the talie. This wili usually all be eaten. It is a much hei ter way than to pass a dishful of it and let each one take what he wants aod put it on his plate, to run nit over it, and daub the other things On the plate % :th its stcky sweet ness. Tv the side-d'sh plan, putting only enough into the dish so that it will be used at that POtCulRr meal. .Bee-keepevs should set a good exam ple to tie world in the line of eating h.,ney-Iake their own medicine," or advice. as it we'e. A:ny #ine desiring a sample of fine c ldlied honey fece can get it by writ ing a poatal ti W I. Ierbert, Uopia, S. C. When applying ilease stat- that on h i ve read the above article. The Whistling Boy. When the curtains of ii:ght, 'tween the dark and the light, Drop down at the set of the sun, And tie toilers who roam to the loved ones come home, As they pss b)y miy window is oe Whose coming I mark, for the song or t he lark As it joyously soars in the sky Is iio dlearer to mec than the notes, glad arid free, Of the boy who goes whistling by. If a sense of unrest settles over my breast, And may spirit is clouded with care, It all flies away if lie happens to stray Past my window a whistling an air. And I never shall know how much glad ness I owe To this joy of the ear anid the eye, But I'mi sure I'm in debt for mruch pleas .nre I get To the boy who goes whistling by. Andl this mrusic of his, how much better it is Than to burden his life with a frown For the toiler who sings to 'his purpose brings A hope his endeaver to crown. Andu whenever I hear iris glad notes, full and clear, I say o mryselIf, I will try To make all of life wvith a joy to be rife, Lrke the boy whno goes whrstlring by. -Nixon Waterin. DEvry Kn Mi Disease Onred Withont Medicine or Sargery. It matters not with what disease you are aillicted, you can be cured at home through our system of Magnetic Heal ing. We have prepared a Practical Course of Instruction which will not only enable you to cure yourself, but those around you as well. Anyone who can read can master our Cour'se arid be come a llealer. The complete and en tire course Ia embraced in eight private lessons (typewritten), all.of which we send to any address upon receipt of price, $3.00. If you are sick or In bad health, through our Course of Insrtruc tioun .5ou can bie cuired; or if you are in the enjoyment of gooa health, and de sire to oer the host paying profess) on of the age, now is your og portun ity. There is no disease that wil not yield to this magic wand-this marvelous, subtle, unseen power that enables you to banish sickness, suffering and ill luck It has no connection withb Chris tian Science; it Is simply a knowledge of the most modern and advanced stage of science, a thorough and complete understanding of nature. NOT A THEORY, BUT TRUTH, and the marve lobs cures accomplished by it astound 'the world. Learn this wonderful art as tanfght by us, and you will find youtaself'doming into a new life and power is able to add unto you all you no d, all you can de sire, all ,that you know bow to en joy. Write at once to The Broatians Tiilitnle of Heliut AMERIUS,G ltkip <#'u *'~'~ No crop aNb Ntuc%grown without Potash. Supply enough Pot ash and your profits will be large; without Po tash your crop will be 44scrubbv." Oun r h)ok%, rtellinfr rbut i rcm s .irs aijpted lor aLll itri- f.r ulie tv allI farItner,. ;ERIAN KAI.I WORKS, o3 Na%s:i St., New York. NOTICE T'E IS IIERE-By GIVEN t hat the Co1gmmhsioners of Pu b ic Wor ks ftir the Town of Nowb erpl 4. ' , will elect a Superintendent of ihe lical LiAht avid Water Wo rks sys. em on or about the 15th of January, 1901 All iapplications must be sent to [I)ommi'sioner's of Publie Works JOHN C. GOGGANS bec'y. Ihc. 31, 190). LOST OR MISLAID. (i'RTIFICATE FOR FIVE (5) sh tres in The Prudential Bank a an I V'rust C mpainy, standing in the iam- of D. H. Counts & Co., on the books of said company. Application bas beeni made for duplicate of same. t4t. D. H1. COUNTS & CO. Administrator's Sale. WILA SELL AT TH B LATE. RESI denct of William E Welch, de vea'ed, on the 23d day of January, 1901, all of tbhe pers,,nal property of the said deceased, Including mules, horses, hoes, cows, corn, fodder, peas and other ruffage. Also a go- d four-horse wagon, a ncw mowt-r, all farming Implements and household and kitchen furniture. Terms of Sale-Cash. A. C WELCH, Adm'r of William E. Welch, dee'd. W"ORLD ALA ANA& AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. c4 Statistical Volume of Facts and Figures Containing Over 600 Pages. OVWR 1,ooo TOPICS. OVE'R xo,ooo FACTS. SPECIAL FEATURES: Ei The census of - N 1900. National and State elec tion returns. Four centuries of r American prg ress. Political record of 1900 "jC. C N (conventions American ruli tePhilippines. --Ne w govern ments of Porto Rico and Ha waii. Polar exploration in 1900. Conclusion of the South African war. Pan-American Exposition of 1901. China-Its present con dition and status among nations. Roster of general officers of the Regular U. S. Army, 1789-1900. IA Political Register. I Facts that every patriot and voter ought to know. IStadard AiRrlcan Anual. - Postpaid to any address ?5 cts. THE WORLD, Puim B(dg., Newg York. Notice to the Public. Having been with the Singer Manu facturing Company for the past four years, and having been tranteferred from Nort,h Carolina territory to Newberry, I desire to announce to the public that my headquarters will be with Mr Todd, the Commission Merohant, where I will carry a large stock of the cele brated Singer Machines, Oil and N.e dies. To anyone in the city or count) of New berry, who has an old machine, and is thinking of exchanging foi- a new one, I desire to say if you will let me show you a 8inger, you will find my price right, and it istone world's verdien that the Singer leads, and all others follow. We have the round bobbIn, the improvement over the Oscillator what we call the C. B. Machine, ad we also have the Vibrator. I will give as much in exchange for an old ma chine as any mian, and I will guarantee m.y prices are all right. Remember, it, costs nothing to have a new RiInger placed to your house on free trial. If you find the machine an represented, I will be glad to deal with ypu. They are sold strictly on their merits. Remember, -we sell onr the easiest terms in the world Don's forgot, if y ou can not fid me, any informatona 4 left with Mr. Jas. F. Todd will alwy receive my uompt attention,. ay We takel exchange cla machines and pay fronn #5.00 to *2&.00 for them. Youre very trul, x fl p j J. L.HLL. PuM""""*"" 1901 1901 A'HAPPY NEW YEA%w TO YOU! We unfurled our banner nineteen years ngo, and throngh all these years we have retained the patronage of ia great mnan% of onr first customers, al. though many efforts wore made to indtiev- them to trade elsewhere. In 3ome instances the miraculous offers of cowpetitors draw them from us :nly to return to us to trade and to remaiin with us. Many customers are aded daily. To each and all we extend our thaiks for the many favors and patronage that has been given us. Our First Consideration is Our Trade, by giving them value for what they pay. Prom the very beginning our im has been to follow riono, bit to load thom all, ad we ask nothing more than a comparison of our goods and pries with those of any other house in this town, and we feel confident that to I rade with u1i mean a saving of ' CENTS, DIMES AND DOLLARS. We propose to make it even more rofitible to you to trade with us during his year than we ever did berore, and experience has taught. you that Dur Word is Our Bond. "More Goods for Less Money. A Fair and Square Deal to All. ['hat's our promise during the entire yi-ar of 1901 Every train brings in ew goods. We start the new ceotrury with a vim, and as always, we intend o win. The Fair and Square Dealer. Price, your door, $12.50 Guaranteed and for sale by R. Y. LEAVELL, COME TAL Ind See the Line of T L Dress Goods We wisi a Ve are displaying now. 5KIRTINGS, WAIST GOODS, FLANNELS, Ua anS WOOLENS, SILKS, etc., etc. We are right Up-to )ate. We can please the nost fastidious in stylero p r u Lfnd the most economi al in price. We have,. as always, he best linings on the narket, CORSETS, GLOVES, mnd NOTIONS of all Ye r tinds. OUR Ii1ilinery Department fryu eylb lasComplete ea arng and we can build a lovesic weo nd f a hat to match any Our New York Milli ier, Miss McLaurin, is a d w h l thoroug hly posted i all the latest ideas.insrv fo191t Do not forget our meiastllrg Shoe Department. e hr fyu The largest line offaos SHOES in the city. See our Bargain CounterTH sure. Come and see us. Yours truly,Ew rPi rC Mower Co.Frisig -T HE--CUT FNWIUY halionl Bank of Newberry S C (ESTABILI8JED IN 1871.) o fii saeo lapital- -- ---$150,000.00 i~eaeteetrit I. n d luPplus and Profits - 98,865.88 ans l n iglrte:lde General banking .business tran0aeted 1nt eesd htte eau p eith promptness. Specisl attentiop to.;erbfr ei leCut(fPoae o'lections. Correspondence solilted. " b oda 4wiry(utHUe Savings Department. " #e1t lyo aur et fe Deposit. allowed interest at the rateteeeo;t hwcue Ifayty f 4, per cent par annum from date of wh tesadA intrio Juos yit, i trest ayable January Ii ol d o e ga iei M..A. CAirt,ISLE, Pre.t.. nyo eebr n. )mn 90 1. a utwN (ashier.W.W 0G8 .1 V I SMOS eT.O A L L.V.N.0 Prosprou