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. N NJA 3 1 L 4111 "T-M I -w 4 ~1 . v - - -L, th a a i fl, ; h, : t./ wj I j t !. : I ne.v. : tCo 1n.- . 4 , r i k f - legid t:o. /.1.e:.. o *a.e t ill for r. '.> 0 - ha,i ot lit '..N--rr : 1 - to b m ~ %I or I 1-> (in a oll' th o -r /ar:k ;1.. <. . U ,(: t d . If it. (ollli:,. I 1',P I ! . .v.,!;1 b4: i each sh~ a oa to b).: fol f- e ii -r be t;la Of the Ht:4to. T. !Ia. ol t wj t I t> Tf M ay a. ' 0 n any fat ory.n ':o .. n.a it : or. t::s e :.a a o: to i. tae: h at fro2 ar!a'o.. a le.iySars aba b : 'apoy- in an ia . t.ory.' 12, itr': .- . x~ ti e' '-- b 2 h ine- t. noi? hillia und tO : aic: I' f 2a . h:ar '.',an nih atr onura at -r -G. f l rki th i t ,'t.l i Tha ', rron ani. t a f t.: the ir-t a ay f .ano:t y. '., fj.- ar , e .ih f t, ,: tinanyaire fac t,tr.ti. taeim ,. , r t. tile -a of: n nt I f, thi - .af-. n i i. ab chl id, or it':?. arent :c or,a- i yo trrl a,! t -sh l aUpon ar . pi b . a: . ah i t j I. i , ta < :e .rhoriti.--:2 cihtl that fo tic h -.' IIrptel: tjo-' eta i ficat4tE: 0. f l .a I'a: er orI a a I te ral ofte h faar hool~.a wh/ r Wai < h' i b a tte uled, shal i bell pira2 tf 2aci pr ac at 'ha I ahl ci ld mtol cornpl:tie wih h pov-io , -)t . i .' rT h12yat'2 * i a: evey o n r uei n Ifa t>ry, tin:.irt hr a aex , 1 tile : ufa t.o inge Jic'talishinat, ar'l any'i t c :- eronini ch l air ' thereof, or:lt a,, ro- it ad there wctlh, whoiks sh.aa cuploy'~a'at any --o.ch hii, a'on-a tll galityl. I O 'of a rni 1s 'c'rn Aa ir, ii'ad for a:avery sugh.e:ai otea' e i a' lll, hfI' I. o vi' e.a Itioni tere f el'a liae: Jlno t - htanflI. nt longer, atha 0dis a h ic Hc, . li.i ia T hfat, ain)iy parent, gulf'aia, i ora oterl :irl.n having.a~t iea hii orher conatrol'11 ay chil. whoillI itonsrt, slfOi tor hfrits hen e(.n pl eet o heieis orI~ wiluly maiigerephiresent aythe age Li7 ljcaucha. Linmtd i ataln o a hirnt,' ode t'..tain eployment forhith Zhlid orii ormeanr pandcau for very asuc 2'hi orlfese nohrt iirutha d-, or mre than wi,ey or wilfinllysoned ot t( Lpnge than: .'Y <hits, iat te'zi~ d ia'rtions of te icourit.,lio'l2 14HieLi., i.Thato unay fiowii,ei i wh shllt' fardn is o ay of athej~j pesliofn jamlei dasor obyr beajforeom ovo mpco eretcom. tat h is actuii a:Ly u d Liendent for ha'I p.e Pot, upolnLi ithe2 311 carni Lof chid or ch0 idin shaloIE!l bei perittediiu t obain DL mpilym.aent~1o fo aLi hit or~a ch'L ire wido. who sIhla wiow whar falily tunieo any ,nsaid h atiav)i, sIha be in dWictbeforh ii, perjur a poid d bylwi law.i So.t hat a utrily at so and parts fo acts pi conon wet (teipovifin of11 th' onoy e,itnd tae aril horchy, ert, posted.ljieiihna Theo bwlo exemptwheing graues f he CharOco Medicatal colege fmand.1uLuo iL ing an examinat,ion boforen the State bnard of medlal examinora bofor'e on. Woring upon tho pr'actice oftmedicino ita also pased both houses and if approveoI 9 ' (7s o ' 'the (.jo~lje- wi ta Lve o 1 (7 r 34 30 r -.7 - i rj(. 7 *aL.-is 1.-t b * 1 . 1. - -... 6.. a y * . - - -- a ary - -- . t a r: 7 t iLr,a L I,a- fi nd. 82J,; praial Ing of I 7}7r:iil iadarit of r:duaentiii, $j.000;~i prninrg ,abook--, ate , 1 11:9 S',at.. fj7o-irr *.x Il-a-':'. -93<a d: staitionry, $300:. -17-D)o;!rapuh,:r, l')i; L.raavel ing r:xpiIl:H, dj',UtrjI. L.':Iair-IaI, $1 ..,00: agiij tarat ;ai.a,? i'Eei:al f1.:10a: .7-tua iarm,orer, t r:a ' a r.' e x :u:rns-- , ' 75 : c7ontini p'L ur F,;! ar-r:rti at? lianafort, 1300I: for (bI ro' li~itiai, * .l.000 - .',re: vene',L'r~rl, i j.900.): a.Vi,dtant, il ..;:',: r-outij~igt-L faun', $ I:,: as'atLion 7.ry. 1 -'j lsigationr expiri.2:1, $1 ,a0: fo,r aerI-:r!':nay. $,')l, if liQr.r-.iry. i ': --71r:tatry, $1 .'l$:'ntinagr.nt fundl, i l . 7. I15 Lta. ilne ry, I 3I)4: oth er :x pen ses, rn 'lt h - an rd $ :!' for liv VInthL-a: L.wo libr*ee at $85 pier ruinthb for fivye ni.iiathi: kao-per'smL conin'gent fumnd, $200. .Nla'i1reta:(jourt, ( 'iefI ..7t.ica, MeI V,r, f.,l 1:. Jusiceja7 ,ary, $2 I5:;7 , Ljse. .1 (afa-, 2,8-5' : Jii-4IcIea~I' l'ope, $2,~00; ch- ark, - aO obararia, $)100a: reporter, $000; ait terlaihal, $2:11): nl-aainlger', $200: conft In l'iat fauia, jws: b,ooks for library, $500l: 100 opi, ofa ,a. h a) nd mm : I(Lh repiorLts, $1, i''or each i of the a ml it ht crcuait judgesftt, I lb0 : sollel:1torM, $11 ,(a7'; itenotg rapha Ilis ral of 1licult.hi for (riuaran iI tin liuarpo(ises, $1 5,01:0; for State boardt, $2. ''0: I 'faa 1stoain <jiiaraui ine: staLl .n, $2, I:>,h: St.. I Ieln's%. I90.a: 'oirt, lloyal, $1, ';:,: a - Irguetown, f.fl75; I ,t.z eret to, $300); el17rk bire foir Nt,'a,e hOardl, $300. Si 'as of conuty aud itor-, $25,5' 0~; pri i atig for acomn ty and Ii'tr, $2,500 "1outhL ( ui'arol Iina Co)ll ge, $2H, 107, and 1l 1,100 for saeward 's hall. Winthi ropi C ( Ii'lgei, $ U3,000; for slcol arIis, $5,-.156; foir uiew dlori'nItory, $20, The Ciit( adrl , *25,4000; rep;ai rs, $750: Drundry.''~' $1 ,50i0: Iabt.orator'y, $750; libra ry, *2:!,50, H tah te(col)o ed col 1lege, *8,(::a. I-or I he puli c aichiools, $100 000). I'INA l, A N I) 'llA,gT i',, (earuu Springs~a de(at, dumbli and hilnd asHylum , $1:0,( ), t,d $20,000 for' the ere.c tiona of a now building. Salarulos for' the Xtaito p)oniteJntiar'y (iilIlitls, $5f,-100. (Catamwha idilans, $800) und $200 for TheIi State haospital for t ho Iuano Ia to get: l''or rnnin g expeunses, $100,000; buin iIag p)urposeC, *10,1.')0; Wallaco prop)jerty debt, $4, I20; salary of suitnii tndent,, $3I,oG3; hoard cif regonts, $1. ,20 l''or time comnpletion of the Stato capi tol, $15,000. Cha arleston ox position, *50,000 ITe largest sinic Itom Is $285,015 45 to meet the ito<tonl the public debt. JIn the Iamne conn uectioni 1s $20,000 for the payment of past dute intrest liable to accruea on) Old bondsl and stoeks liable t> b e founded under tneo laws of this Htia to, ''r the penIsionH $100,000; $000 for clerk and $120 fort piost'igo, et,c. MIHOnIALAN*OUS~ Pubhlic printing, $12,000;olhms,$8 000; gtover'nor's mnanilon repair... $250; water, $2.000; ligh ts, $0,000;' fuol $1,200; pihos pahato tispector, $i1,500. A numtbor of improvemeonts on tho Staito houe aro contetnplaated, among the'mm $2 000 for' rowiring. Tho amount for repairM to root Is $250 l'hosphate insapecior's salary, $1,200 in onal andc. charitale infstitut,ions, $-103 Salary of colo o>maiknisioner, $400. bKexIxm- of O. cti.ar.; m . E Y*t't Of %...."A. e':'re: V-. -! fi a 1 t ' }. j tl i76 1, 14. - 1 v f T. dmi f . J ~ i; P!O'4 I 1'fdsHli 1 -,'.t' 0r1f ihi. '-0.1 1f)Lf' l It ;[ 10 V l 111I- s'c I r.if. f; L f4. N w r. r -f b .1*.. x -S. ' S **,..S't:b,'A - L. a.d o H H *. i a-. Mg'rte H-:..-:.- C.a-bl e:. Newb-:rrs: * Ja at': .ar' H.2a a m r -: - 'l: t: w bY P,Y :: r.t: W vr. :f. rr. v : Er. Evn, .c:r- or ae * .: 1*.'r. .e r: J 1E."v- T arr r- ar '. ar,i r. ta?rr.r: i i -a'r v .e lwal aility ar. r .,.' , r L:a' p a o ar hir : on ary - tion f b ighly r e ,'d f r r.it.cllgs*. Mnre: hr a a r.ibr Havr. e. e r t .n..*.-r . sa has. Ftrd .u - a i-l t peol e r 1, ih bee r inued to th n xt r.a. Al r. i- ib er bil t'a. cr- - ar ' nu r i: urispect ,or in th t t il pss Air I)ominik as t not n frieand d- pr:rir to i and bis v:.r.jf. h Aregarde by highly re. It'i y not te mm(:a . Mwh r ot kiri anto Mr. r efo er have both been here whor wids t had expmot rience in legis t on.4 Mi% B. an kt haIi odt i ced a bill ver hav county foi,peraieu meetmd by tObV I)f'-0)I(!, IUL it biA4 beC11 CONU1i'iud to ths k (:XL Hf-Slor). hif'. o toiblew' bill to c(oiat in I asmen e limpector lut not Y e b(t biec-114e , out it. Isiot likely th e I ntt Will JbHH. N. Dominick lt rot I'avor wtied ano doill , bt h4 ha1 what10 uja iny fri (wi f1 le-Ig tihim tisli,i andio N very hiighily i-(!gw-dled by hitic-ollIeuguies. Id k riot the omthe. who tlks ost or rtiitod aicesi ge g yeitesH nhor of I.14 Who wilds tO kelot I il ieaicre It i a vet eidw mgtter for it you,heg iStinbei tr L-Allc 1Jum#-s'f out of irollijence. be assedr at. hi eill n thu hsev erproposed tamesde the benttie hre bhah been continudrable plang for phat,it rmogo themnr at ti sesin, and uo he wtis aty nwot ya badorecaodher toection, yeteth,rfory quite am numer wheolaren ahrav eeng rtied poiian siulso by n thenr people not liken th at ny vea,ure aso vidheyor rlaeititic theater dtayt, wild b asinesa at this s,thogh ofev graml prsdad aue chance ofbeng * * Plirshaetbver cniderablr Governor afor th Uitihnod Ste ms at arhis thitk as wnt,heredh ad fallead feelin the Ijal ad pmlse aond will drop byi tees waiobr the r acmpbign. 'h pThpe presenth whakitl of voting one and )nate adjournet thisl bte had tne Senator Mive hadts nrocernabil aro fno tha Unitdo Sttf teatow aofa thickl aMounthern snduatlln Leeino countyido Newborry Thee berens. four votesenat weeth wilt et,on buy oey and votaldornnt illbehn.nx .* * Mssantt Mocrhaumpnroduscsedaill taeasi the pocion ofithher fthero armsnof the Nenaer. There were oen aloted Nfworiannexaion.te ydrn them. Juanitari Wuere hs pndig atowy in the crsity dwpthen fahe Mr.cent redxpert sowrthattat othse Nofwfoodsiay bnte cmpyetely d gted wby. aprealayso cald todsee them.s Mrie webeh asutelyi contion eegosanl dhenatrmet dros rivht deito the work.and fo tAs becn exrime.nts how neher fald combiatonrel the ver wostrase ofdiges tion andi It always gives-instant relief. Gilder's Corner Drug Store. 7'.1 A. 1'!f.'.'b!& I A'i' f p'9r , Itg %. l \ -.,I I -o rf $aV 41 :1 . 1 -i. 1f. W ke: l Im I . , 4 iI A -Iain a ,. ih ti :ll I t i . I t1t (::w I 1,i 6,s- - (-- ist i t t "Ther aret t Lii wich wi:r;1 e. .:: It! pi-t',w.; "tr wc- r& ' t-e c~ twv l it.l. th l i-e h L Cr pCa -, ti e htc.e.Th i 5daw' toi -ke hrc rn ~.t r, M 0-OOI '.-i- e c-~; 7 t e - - h:ee pApropr iao ' . Twc, ' lw-el hT(: .,L .l--d Tha 1--d -a)lt(>"1ay takze -it;, th(. J nW A. N-ROP rmo S. In approprition Lill a-, it passed the hou .e the following increases over the appropri;ltrjon of syn were niade: C Iernor-ste nog:aph-er $4r x xtri c2erk hire sec:etary of State, $ic>; print ing, r:rTiptro lf:r geleTal $2cr; printing r-':ds, state tre:%,urer, f ,5 , 'necessit ed by change of officia> ; rent fur offi.c State superintendent of tducat;ol, $4r.: Ste::ogrpher and tvpewyiter, same office, printing., same ffice, $719, and stat:onerv and stamps. $175: adjutantI general $3,:-, c,erk, $3'r: repairing arsen a, at J'aufo-t. $ya: att-rney general's ::d -.o p-osecute I sts, $2.5c1; pintng, ra; :oad comniss;on $.5; State ibru r ian, - L.tlge::t jd, $rc: increased sala. two wa'.ch-en at .:a.e house, $-r) each; con t':gent fand keeper of State house, $:e o Tr. ta , pher, supreme court, $4c to secrerary of State boar-d of hea:th, $36: repairs quarantine Statio St. Helena, $i' ,: Port Royal $rca, and a, Georgetown, $75. Total $9,5. South Carolina college, $.-.) and $1 1, r--j for stewards' hall; Winth,-op coilege j ro, and $20,9.10 for d dormi6ory; the Citadel, $5.r, .:, and $rc . 'or coi 111011 schooli. Total $147,540 Boneds and interest, $2,212.50 more than last year; Charleston exposition, $5o,-; completing State house, TO5,c-:. TosI $67,212 50 1.ightinl.g State builid;::gs in Colunbia costs $3,()) more and fuel $2r-> more; anld $3,c:.-) for insurance on South Caro lina college buildings. Tota! $6,2(.). The total of these increased app opria tions is $229,271. T'ls dloes not include the il tiofnal appropr;ation of $vy>,r;u: ill a separate bi for the confederate pei. sions. It does however, include the $50,. co for the Char'eston e:cDosition alld the $ 1(,L02 for the colmolln schools. The hoise last yea - votfel t o,. for the comnion schmools, but it was me,-ly a hill then, or was so re:4ardled. This .xear it is "straight goods ' J.A.ss Tni:.srtsov r. 1r;. To offset tbis emndous ine:eased ex penditures there were a few items of un usual e-.pense ini lhe approp.ltiionls of 19r/ which did not come up this t ear or they, too, wouldi have received liberal andI perhaps bountiful appropriations Aniuong these are tihe following: Secretary of State, books and blanks for general election, $5rx2; general elec. Lion expenses, $15,c-'>; for advertising general election, $2pcn; othier pr inting, secretary of State, $2<.->. Total $;7,7.o. State board of educationi, $2co; salary supre:ne court justices was ,6.8 more ini 1900 thani for this year; th<i Citadel in u<r>o received $6,250 for dIe ficit for precetding years; thle State fail will not neced its regular $I,200 advanci this year; Cedar Springs last year gol $rop> for a building for negro childre, andI Winthrop got $35,r;>o The WValacc p.-operty notes cost the State Ilinstl hlosp)ital $480 less this year. Total $54, 8:o. Clains ordieredl paid in 1901 are $,o less thlan inl 1900, and1( the appropriatior of $500 for- the "liack papers'' was no uientionued this year. Total $5,500. This shows ai a g,andl total of $78,o:< explendted in 1900 for i;.ems which were not presenited th is year, a nd redutces th< grandl total of increasedl appropriation ii 190! to $251,261. This amoutnt repie sents tihe $r'x),cxo for public schools, the $Ico,ooo for pensionis and t e$5o,ooo f the Charleston LIC(position. In other wordis, although there lae been a general denmand for pittances fo the several deptsrtunenits of the govern mient, the ordinary approp--iations fo 1901 wotuld not have exceecdedl those fo 1900 This is dtue to the fact that WVin thirop) in i90o got $35,0co additionial, ani this year butt $30,cco; the Citadel, ii 1900 got $6250 for pa.st indebtedness; thm expenses of the general election adde< nearly $20,'xco to the appropriationis fo 1900, anid there were a few miscellanieou: items which were not diemnisdedi thi year-repairs to State house, etc. The Increased taxable p)roper-ty of tIe State Is $4,5o2,8o9, and at 5 mills thmi will give $22,514.05 wvith which to niee the $25o,coo a(dditionmai for pensions, ptub lie schools and Charleston exposition The total amount of taxable property i $179 ooo,ooo. At 5 minilis the revenue o thmeState would be $R95,ooo, enotugh t< meet all expenses of thme governnment ex cept the $25o,ooo above particularized An additional mnili would bring In $179, 0oo. However, the State Is not bankrtupt The report of the comuptrollher genera shows that there Is now In the treasury' ot..". I I v.- 7lc n: .i. S: o - The fu o;owig :s 'he levy i-::hee eral coun(ties, and7. wher.ever there s. change it >-sotd Abbeville 2 c mills; Aiken, : m4. AXnder-4n, 4 mills: P,amnbe;., .B Parn well, 32, dlecreased ;: Chat 1eston, no change; Cher jkee. 4 2. redutced .1 Chester. . 0 Ciarendon. 3, reduced I: Colletotn, 7 ; D)arl .ngton, 5. inicreased i Dorcheste:, 5 -, reuced o ; Edgefield, 4, reduced ,;I-airield, 4; Florence, 3 r teducer1 1: Green%il-e. .:, increased aeorgetow, 5; Greewood, 4; A:ieptotn, 1.; ilorry. 5i; Kershaw, 6l, reduced '; Lancaster, S.', reduced C; Laurens. 7, increased for road pur porches; Lexington, 4; larioI, .; Marl boro, 6; Newbfelrry, 24; Oconce, 4's; 'rangeburg,'2(l , reduced .; l'ickens, 7, ncreased1 i; Ricliand, 3 '. ; Spartanburg,__ -; :Ganuda, 5'l, increased ,; Suter, 3, reduced ; Union, 7cst, reduced 2; Wil lia rnsbu7rg, 4: York, 4 f This is mserely for the county levy and does not incl;de M y in certain townsh ips which have voted bonds in aid of railroads, etc This, too, is mere-1 ly as it passed he house, but the senate will make few changes. B Lr.r,isJ..vE EiiNSi;S.0 The report of the comptroller general shows tue legislative expenses in i, to have beens $.40,895.79. The legisl-ature this year will he equally as costly. The bill to iake appropri- N ations to pa the per dhemvt a nds mileage of the general assetbly will tcoe up in S( the house today It p -ovidIes $S,c:3, if so much he necessary, for the senators; $25,ak fos the representatives; $4,2cB er the engrossing department, and clerks and Ettaches get about $6,c.-s more. A Conrincing Answerr. "I hobbled] in to JBlackmon's drug store one evening " ays Wesley Ne soun, of Hamiiltnn, Ga.. "and he sked me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for -- r'hi.umatism with which I had suffered T aor a long time. I told im I had no faith in any lnedicine as they all failed. He usid: 'Well if ChamberlaIn's tain iBhn does not, heslp you, you.need Hot pay for it.' I took a bottle of It home and used it accrding to the directions and in one week I was eured, and have not since bieen tr'oubfe~d with rheuma tism " t'old by W. IC Pelham. Contract to Let. fr IWILl.i. LE' TO THE LOWEST . bIdder contract, to build a flat at S(rothe(rs at 10 o'clock a mf , February F 22, luNd. HI ght r'eserved to rej-et, any or all bIds. J. M. SCUMPEi', t 2t County SupervIsor. STrAobI ( ld SOBTIt CAROLINA, COUNTY 01" NEWBIiERRY. A LL AND) SINGULAR TH R REC -itors of WillIam Langford, de cese, re hereby requIred to ' enderTI In and establish their claims against said deceased before me at my istilce in the Town of Newberry, on or before the fifteenth day of March, 1901,' and1 all t,he credItors of said dcCeused are hereby enjoined fro.m prosecuting t.heir claIms except as herein prmovlded. S W 1). IIARDY, Master. Master's Oll1ce, Feb 8, 1901.p rlTALTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CQUNTY 01? NEWBERRY- c' IN PROBATE COURT. A ,Y Gibson, Clerk, as Administrator, &e , of Vincy Gallman, deceased, PlaIn lIT. againstF - B3rooks Clark and othere, Defendanta. - DE YOD i'lTHIE COURT!!ERE r n, Iwill sell at publIc auction, to the hIghest bidder, at Ne wherry N' Court, 11ouse, on saleday In March next, that house and lot of which Viney Gall r mnan died, seli.d and possessed, lying .in the Trow n of Helena, in the County C r atnd State afrsi,contaIning One 0 Acre,more r les, bouded y lots ofSl r Rev. Nathan Chiles, Anthony WrIght -and others, upon the following terms, I t,owit: Iwi One-half of the purchase money to be Ico piaid In cash, balance OH a credit of t welvec months, wIth interest from day. of sale, to be securecd by bond of the r putrchaser and mortgage of t,he preml. of ses sold, wIth leave to pdrchaser tOlpay do whole amount of bid In cash. Purcha- an ser to insure the p)emises and assign policy to Probate Judge, and also to pay for stamps and panera. W WV. [HODGES, - teray~ Probate Judge N. C. NFebru(iary So, lmo190dDi1.r~ O0TICEi IS HIERE"BY GIVENN I that"I will make final settlement . ont the estate of Peter Robertson, de ceased, In the Probate disurt for New - berry Count y, M C., on Tuesday the 5th -1 day of Marell, 1901, at 11 o'cloe'k in the forenoon, and wIll immedIately there., after apply for letters dismissory as ExecutrIx of saId estate. IA LICE L. RCOBERTSON ,Feb. 2, 1901. Executrix. ? 101 A H A I NEW TO N r.dour batner nineteen y e 1'c .e d the patroigo of a g S werts ere tuado to ii rctt t miracilous offer; < 1%-z to trade anid to re sl e..h aud all wo ext 2. .1 . as l.t'wu given us. Our First Considerc C "'N'k Ihu ) .011 fr whalt they P b .'-n but to le is :'a:,. ~ .Y:~ ~ And I C4NTS. DIMES s Our Bond. A Fair and The Fair and "DEXTER. MAT Price, your door, $12.50 Guaranteed and for sab R. Y. L :VERY ONE IS INVITED o come and see the eautiful Christmas oods, consisting of latches, Clocks, zwelry, Silver and lated Ware. ovelties of every de. ;ription, and prices -e right. Will keep open until mas every evening Itil 9 p. m. Ednard Sclioltz7 ust Received! A SUPPLY OF Aseptic Vaccine omthe laboratories-of 'arke, Davis & Co., Detroit, Mich. Ask to see the ILNI VA(INTION .fELD! A/ire Guard, Padded, pecially designed for rotection of the arm Eter vaccination. -THE Otio Mai of Newbleny, S C (ESTABI.ISHIED IN I8'71.) pital-- -- -----$150,000.00 rplus and Profits - 96,865.88 Teneral banking business Iransacted I,h proropt,ness. Special attention to lections. Correspondeonce solieit,ed Savings Department. )eposits allowed interest at t,he rate 4 per cent per annum from date of riosit. Interest, payable January 1st I July 1st of each year. M. A. CARLISLE, Prest. TP. S. D)UNCAN, ('ashtes J1. WV. M. SIMMONS, Ass' C'r THE NEWBERRY uid alid SecurittjCo. WILL BUY AND SELL otes, Bonds and Mortgages. ~ocks of all kinds and B eal Estate. 0. B3. MAYER~I, President. i. M. KINARID, S00. and T5080. -1901 py YEAR 'OU! ars ago, and through all these years roat many of our first. customers, al iduco thom to trado elsewhere. In )f competitors draw them from us main with us. Many customers are end our thailHks for the many favors ition is Our Trade, ny. From the very beginning our id them all, and we ask nothing md-e >rices with those of any other house t. to trade with us means a javing of AND DOLLARS. itable to you to trade with us during snd xperienceo has taught you that More Goods for Less Square Deal to All. esr of 1910A. Every train brings in wth s Yii.m and is always, we intend square Dealer. TRESS" by EAVELL, Nolons, Sewing Reqffmtes and Linings CI&GSIm0or Cog* Notions! Notions! Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Gloves, Linings and Trimmings. The best Hosiery and most of it! The best Handkerchiefs and most of them! The be8t Corsets and most of them 1 The best Gloves and most of them! Come and see us. C.& . S. OYER CO. WORTHY Your Notice! It is a fact that we are selling our stock of Art Squares ADSOLUJThLY AT COST! Uncle Sam's souvenirs will go a long way in our store now. Pay you to look into this. R. Y. LEAVELL The Riser Mflflnery Company Have everything ar ranged in their new store, so that they can serve their custorners. They are selling their entire stock at and be-. low -cost in order to make room for the new Spring Goods before th'e season opens. NOTItE. ON HE25TH DAY 0OF FEBfRU. Oay ext we will receive applica-. tions for Beer Dispenser at Newberry 8. 0. All applications must be handed in to onp of the members of the Board, filed according to law by this time.. The oath req i red in this ease is the same as for regular dispenser. JACOB S1INN, Chairman, J. D. SCURRY, Clerk, J. P. HIARMAN County B3oard Control iJewberry Cot. /.