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TI'l . N%t I N iltiIt ) . iI' ''iit T:.1'It ' i V C 1 /IriVS,iC:: 111 W1illiamn MI 'inle,its iI.f ce,cn. ti+t liuis let -d i ;aay. Il I l ti . ht n.o," id nt lt","rn in)11taItl kid- d whic,::-Ihot, the shock t h t t il e' ti '1 r ttu t rit vt) been no greatert.n ilna wits x Iert'niel'< when hi,;deatth watsartn tonced,tl l:m,, d up by thle enlcourag-ing 1- pork -senl out f'oIn his bedside, his early recovery wats coil tideitly ex pecLted by the people. But early Saturday inorninlg t he end canle, anid with the words, "Go,d's will, not ours, be done,"' (he main wearing the hightest hotoirs of earth gluietly passed to his linial reward, in the death of Vill:imi McKinley, the nIlt,ion ias lost t good aniid g r'eat mnan. Iis highest iiat Nls 1lie -OOtl of the eountr'y, atnd cven his hit,terr,t political encmuies give him1i (redit, for believing Ihat he wias righI. Since llnry W. ratdy lhe hats doni ilore t,han any ot.her O'ne man11 to Iirmlly weld together the North anl the Sout.h in honds of brotherly love, andi hil the people of the South are the oppio nents o(f the liarty Lo which he bIt >tl,;ii aund which put, him in Iowt'r, .it ii, an ny right, and h 'noi'able Iinan andl Chris t,ian g!entiernao, they loved himu as Llhey have nev'er brefore lov'e any re publicanl president. Ilis kindly feel ilgs towar tlhe people of the South Were well known by tlher, itnd they felt, thal he was the pre'sidecnt,, not. of tly section, tot. of the whole countlry. The whole natlion lnourus the deathi of 'l'rcbident 1lciK inrley. T11 1 1 O i ;ItlesityE1.'. The ey1e, of't.he Whole wtrit atre nowt turned tlulm I%Zooo .eveLt, the new pir'si der:t, of it - I 'niteil States. A ptwi, n ite and iiii ietuols luui a lnait n win t-aysi of himu:ell Ithat Ilo- musJ.- live at ",treunoue; life," t here is louch dioiuhS in the rnindl, of the Ain( riean people as to his udluiilistrtiou of the atliairs of governineit. l:oosevelt halt- had at rr u:trkcr'bic it reer, antt his rapid ris' to the pI r,ei tlen y lilt tie phiienolieniltI. I'hc're is lit tiolut that he owes his precint otcu patney of the luresidential chair t.o his servic. with his regimeit of rough riders in thii lte war with Spmin. le ret re d ' fronl titi t' Ife itst oul ar t i lu,t talkdrl t ; i nt"it te i wlholc atn1.\, atnd oni ncount, Of b is prolr nhtr'ity his namen wats pit, on the I:c Ilublict n tie I tf for ' i ' ith ' tidet , . fought his nointlhat tion a vice plr'ideit an<l it was rinlfe timre hifrc ht cul be induced to neCC-pt thte nlmitlation II is isdi rat iols were l iler, atd iiti an hiat'dly e'ver ri,es frotnr he Viee 1 resi deney to the Iy rt sitent.ial chair. la t, it seenis that( Iosevlt, ias has often heen said of hi im, is a man of destiny. Itb is thou ht, t f lo t Ilthl g'rave r'esp on bihlities which, by the deieath of nres Ident McKinley have tdviilvetl unli hiin will n (tki' hi.. cle trly sue Ihe tlan gers anti 1ilfalls before hit, litill it t his adinitisrtration will bie m arkutl wit tIIhat lae iCotiservaOtii wih wasrix Mcile.ilS At (e.tt teis oo teherd iilt)he alliLleenln(etn it mati ( id ti paper te e1hat te' g 'eotrpie wVill be11 I stibsitutne fo Maury's i tho iy baerr.rddshos ed o,ko hake be donegdt Maury' (Ifogra hbie r roewchnie as i'etan d ithioghu 'the or (ol', and ie' then antn othaorwho ogti herkno, hnv ring gl' ographeditt (N0wvr'y wolleas pwit.frst on or inderglarte ofchol-~ irs, ICfor t io legslts e 1,esa!ciil'en wciv,d the iresthy votai o giz-i SInchs adutions ind Neiger'n ollereh hnas beet ava te book'tery ts o Comrsm betokeni and kMaw lie andiev. tatly rece ied coei'f thciscane fom i Maury'os ore's geghe,and te wilo ne reroti tracee. Mr. Leve i. Fa ANst tlF.ivit.yo Teu any i friends hel' re ladn A. Frnkhee whedsrct ga sowan by the hlattoern votewh he has received inloyiseeam o havgven boiscthe tohe geat and wDr.-Stoketien ia el an otfavor boabing thew chstom havt rong gauap.bd out' presidenry olsege withafirs hri the peoase on public in hisf racerei foe thgislteht es ucepedli,h aaret frote moarhie ofmuoenI in xnga feelny amonng the pe that' onth pesiet is. o them at hoe Is thei repfrongreiss an' teiwl b n"h seon ra.". a n1in pill in Iower by thens-elves, and wholn., hii;ht'st dut-y lies4 in ob) ying therir will. The people are Ihm rulere and tit plsident, is an instrnient In hrr hamdl(i ilIt. oven in the faeo of all this Itherc miiiht iu' smnw force in the sug rgestioi if it v otld Iif''rd i ny ildditionall pro .I to onr pr. sidents, which it will not il) If ( /,)1 r wa s settled Iin hIs de. t''rri iti -i to kill I'resil lit MIl'K iey, many other opporlunities would havc lrreented thrnisclves. Ne ior iin coin 01 nor (Gartield was shaking iihaiI. with the I) eople when assiss ititted. We belev ie inl at:or(ig ilI possibl protretion to onr presiieits, but,no ad dition,al proterlion will he thrownl around thidlem by abolIh1)Iing the custom of irusi(lntial hand-shaking. A NI:1VWi1C(ICiCY LNIIItT. We desire to urge upon all our peo ple the it:tp ortance of a good Newb:"rry (ounn'y exhibit, at the South Carolitioa lIterstate and West l1dian 10xposition, wiiclh opens in Clhar"lestoni on the first of I)ecmber. The Com ilissioners for the coonty have held a meet,ing and obtiini'd a place at which tLe exhibits will he placed, aildi a good man for the )I1ree will he in charge. In our last iS-ut; (Ihl chairman issueds an address to I hit pecopl,e of Newberry County urg in;, thom to bring forward tle products of their farnis and ot,her things. The Iimatter is now before the people aid it rests with theni whether or not Newherry Comity will have a retdita hie exhibit, at the exposition. An ex hibit thiat well represents the county will be one of the best there, for we hiave one of the best counties in t,he Stat,e. It, is the duty of every one to do his part in this matter. County pride sh) utld be' a sou,llinientl inducemnent. A Il the correspondents of the ILau ri"s1 County News held i picnic at auldens on the 31st. 'T'his is souie th ing nrw under' the sun.---Our Alonth I v. 'Th N.ws has gottien oil several new things in I,aurens County. It is pro eive an)'d up-to-date, refusing to got into Ilt uts. If our esteeied contein iu),rary will wat,h these coltunus froin iine to time he will see "a thing or two." 'his iinie has been made an a1nnual alaifr aintd next. year when it is not so new, tho whole country will be mvited to take part, with s,hc scribes of (,bis hulmbl sie ot.--Laurens County N i' 's Why, the besterfield Advertiser got, ili it pieni of its correspondents about a y:ar ago. 'he News will have to try it, A_1ain. TIr'uIv, there Is nothing now ndter the son.- l),trlington News. A nil the corre,pondents of The IHer aid and News had it i)enie its far back as I N It seems lthat the ILaurens I ounty News h,as got Into "old ruts" !tftr all, and it will have to base its ihtin of being progressivo and up-to iatl upon something else than a corre ponidents' pienic. 1'1{C1. '1ii i'Y NICWS. 'he N.w of a I.Iv, vani I'rcgreilsiovo Town 'oi,i by i Live, (orrespondont. I liot weaLlier again. l~iler inill grinding day and niight. Ai rs. I,. ( f. ~Irre, of (' lumbia, is visit ing Il'roIf. 1'.0. (bounts' family. lIev. J1. Ni . I 'ike, of A cLant,a, arrivcd he re last Wed nesday', and has been as sis.inrg lIev. K inarid with his mecetings. MIr. 11. L . W hoeter, who has been spiending a few days with his father's famnily, left last, Thursday for CJhester, where he witll take a trn as irelief agent for at few weeks. Mrs. I I. R. Cares is visiting Mrs. A. MrI. .1. M!alohnii Cook is buying cot ton seed for 1. II. Shiu mporL and Co. M r-s. A I11. Kohni arid lher udaug hter, litle M%!iss Nellie, (of Cohnnbiat, visit,ed rehitivet in town the plast, week. Mr. It. L. NIiilIer, of ICxcelsior, !s ini Ltown buiying cottoni seed for Blowers NIiiss'oesCsic Mloore and Lucy [loden h1aug1h boarded the train hero last Tues day for Mont, Amona Seminary, Mt,. i'leasant, N. C. Mrts. W. P. K(inard after a few (lays visit hiere ret,urned to her home in N iret,y Si x last, W ed nesday. D)r. J. W. KIiard, of Colurmbira, camie up la lst week and1( spent, a short, time with his brothers hero arid his mother in the ICxelsior commnunilty. MI Iss tItlle llawh Iie, oIf St. Lukes, is boarding with Mr. Wi. T1. Gibson, and attein rg the gradied school. Mrs. M. C. Morris loft todlay for Co lumbia, wher'e she will speCnd some time with lit r sistor. Capt.. Geo. Swygert,, of Peak, was in t'own last, Saturday. M rs. L,. C. Merchant boar-ded the noon t,rain Saturday for youi city to spend at few days wiit,h her parents. Mr. A. A. Bederibaughi spent Satur' day night with Mir. RL. C. Counts, of St. [1ukes. Mi-s. J. Cal Neci and her charming daughter, Miss Zonie, oIf your city, visited relatives In town the past week. Mr. andI Mrs. TP. L. Schuinpert splent Sunday with M r. J. A. Rikard, of Long Lane. Rev. 11. C. ililitams visIted In town Suny, and attended the tent meeting. Miss EIon Wheeler, of IExcelsior, is visliirg at her aunt's, Mrs. D). H. it1hIersploon. Mrs. Hotzy Kinard, of Ninety Six, is visIting her sIster, Mrs. L. M. Counits. Mr. Herman Worts Is in town buyI'ng Cotton seed1 for Wiise Bros. Evangollst Kinard closed his series of tent meetIngs Sunday uight. The meetings wore attended by large and attentive audiences, and we hope mucth good bas been accomplIshed. Zoe. Carpets at lower prices than ever bel fore. So thorn, at Wooton's.e it TIl" NATIoN'S (11k:' Ita s'( ,-:u A wA V. (ilcided from fir-o pm-v. tired it once to his r.oOli, wh.-re im ballied and dresed. At,2:310 o'ehuc!c h. was retlly to lIive for the .l itt i houi', where lie d-sired to nm. h I ollicial enall of condol4'nl'. Iii. w.r . . cor)'tIl by a itail frum the nal Corps and mounted police. So ra- d lv di his Iriver proceed tha b.Iii' e-t was left a couple of hoeks beI i ndt, w it h the exception of th. coingtaill! olli. -r and it lietutenant of police. CALL, (ti ("oNo I,I:Nt,i":. The president was att,ired in It 1a hhik frock coat and dark stripedi trousur and wore a silk hat. 1Ie wais )r1bre of countenance, and appeared to feeli both the solenity of the oceasion a:tl its responsibilities for him. lIe alighted at the Milburn houIs.+ at, exactly 2:38 o'clock. 1i( was aeem panied by his host, I . A isley 'il-ox, and one of the secret service fore. 'resident Roosevelt came out of t he Milburn house at 2:56 and drove to t.he WIlcox home, reaching there at .-:5. A ten minutes' wait for the memhl -r of the cabinet ensued, and prepte-a tions were made for taking the oath of oflice. The placti selected was the IIhriary of Air. Wileox's house, a itahter s1il:111 room, but pictureslque, the hetvy oak trimmtinngs and the massive Io)kce-s giving it somewhat the appearaa 'Ce of a legal den. A pietty hay window, with stiined glass and heavy hantin'cs, formed a background, a nd against this the presih,emt look his positii it. Sur rounding him1 were the live iemenbers of the eabinet S,cretaries I toot, Iii t-h cock, 1houg, Wilson and I'ostmait er General Smith. Nearby him was Sci' t-or Channecy MN. I)epew, Judge of the Cou rt of Appeals, .ohn Seachard, Mr. and Mrs. A nsley Wilcox, .\ is s Wilcox, Geo. 1'. Sawyer, 1)rs. .lain, Parks an" Stockton, NIr. and MY rs. Carleton SI "ague, Jr., G('o. B. Cortel you, secret .y to the dead presiden: D)r. and Airs. Charles Carey, I. (. Scatchard, .1. 1). Sawyer, Wmil. .ielfrr, ollicial telegrapher of the United States senate, and Jud dge of the Uiiited States i)istriet Court John I. IIazeI. Judge Hazel stood nea" the president in the bay window, and the latter showed his almost extreme ner''on1" ness by plucking at the4 1111wi of Iis long frock coat and nervously tappiing tie hardwood tloot' will) his liel. Ie stcppetl OVe1' once to Secretary It-ot, auld for ii .)iul tivo minutes they con versed clrnestly. The quettiitn at is Si1o was whtether the president Shoul first Sign a1 oat,h of olllce, and I lin Hw(!art In, or Whelt.hart heit!o .a in first and sign the doument t in t he case aft,er. SECR ETA RY RO(OTiiMAK DOW N. At pitecisely 3:32 o'che.ck t'cretitry Itoot ceased Ih is con versat.ion wta.h th presid( lit and, stel)ping backc, wh ile all absolute 1us11 fell upon eVeryone in the room, said, in an al111st imlanl)ibie voice: "'Air. Viec President,: I"-'- The-n hiis voice broke, and1( for fully two timint,es the teaLrs camie dlown hiis face andi( hiis lips5 quivered so that, lhe could not conh tinuoe Is utterances. Th'lere wer'e svmi pathetic tears from those abou11t hi in, andt two great drops ran (downi ci tlher cheek of the successor of Wilhliami Ale Kiiiley. Air. I toot,'s chInl was on1 his brecast. Suddenly, t.hrowing hack hiis head as if with anl cifort, he continued, in a broken voice: "I have been requested, Oil behalf of the caintet of the late president, at least those wile are pIresenlt in lI olate, all excet,tI two, to requei-'t that, for reasons of weiht aifecting the aifairis of governmienlt, you should proceed to take the conistituitional oaLth of presdi dont11,1( and Mr. Roosevelt, lomlinlg closer' to Secretary I toot,, said In a voice thaIt, at, fIrst wavered, buit finially camie deepi antd strong, while, as If to control his nervousnuess, he held firmly to tihe lapel of Is coat with his rIght hland. "'I shall take the oath lit once, in ae cordaneo wit,h your' requtest, and in this hourt of deep) andI terrible national be reavement, I wish to state' that it, shall bo my aimL to eon tinue absolut.ely uni broken thle policy of P'resient McKinilev for the pealco and1( prosperit,y anld honor of our beloved counitry." The president stepped farthler into tile bay window, and( JudgceI laz,el, tak lng up the constitut,ional oath of ollce, wich 11ad( been pirepared 0on parichmenCit, asked thle p)resideint to raise his right hland g.nd( repeat It after him. There was a hush like deth In the room ats t,he jud(ge recad a few words at aL timle and the p)residtent, in a strong voice, and without tremor, and with his rais 0(1 hantd ats steady as If cartved froml marblo, repeated it, after him11. "'And thus I swear," he ended. T1hie hand3( dropped by his s1(de, the chin for- an in stant rested oti the breast, aiid the sil ence remain'ed unbroken for a couple of mlinuLtes, as t,hough the new presi dent of the United States was otferinig sile- 'rayer. Judge Haizel broke it, sayl - '"Mr. President, please attachl your eignatulre,"' and1 tie president, turniing t,o a small table nearby, vroto, "Theodore R~oosevelt" at the bottom oif the document, in a firm hand. "I should like to see0 the memhibe rs of tile cabinet, a few momlents a fter I he1 et,bers rerliro," saId the p)residlent, at11d this was the signal for the score of peo ple who had been favored by witnies-. lng the ceremony, to roetiro. As they turned to gco, the pr-esident said(: "1 will shako hands with you people, glad ly," and with somethling oIf his old smile returning, he first shook hlands with the members of the cabinent prIes ent, then Senator' Depow, and finally ,I : "t finl (1 I r 1 ; t 11 " . ; r ! t . 1' ' 1 .4 w - 'Ij II i lo tg 1 n i11111, ;l t" it . S iX 1 111 ( I l ).r'1'. it.1 1i4' I 1 pI'' t I. 11)r:l' t)i! i I i z- " (1_ ) I t, ';t.tii l I l ItP!," .iln:: t t , ri I' '(t .:<-I i II l V"ll ' 'Ii sii' "1! 1 '- 1, ".(i a n, th 1 hi it N' tt1 tll i -" ,1t- t. ii l:i wf:ren h a~ loL w i'.h i la h Ie:h t, 1(ft- ialIIa a< e oi f t lar rio:. i u h 11.1 ' 11ra t i l( l ot l Li 1 i 1'lI It f s.til t'f wt "' Ia 'll till I . il t'ill i!t 11 ll t ':. thoeiilt)h v tiilgile to > ilt ;ut ie. it s The 'I11mai1S wil ll.e Ii.t l ll,i S honie inl I'aii t(!). < 1hii , I'(>r Ilm r ial. 'IThe aeni of hIi i -n's .\I'n in S-dre. the I ;'a th . It.' s i I(" ( ; 1"- rftt'! l l, ( If- m 1lI' i ts 1, 4'OrI.lls, tItt Isl , i I! ii,-, a on-,., scals, ItoilS, I'Ie( .s :\l n c"hts, I'i ins a d( I al Skit o'II( n. () On ' in ifallib h l I'ilt ctin t -. - II: . a In'x at all . ' II I. IVI N TI4 WN. Silha. G.au till ii W nit al3l .N aw I-ot , rllll' (1'11 :,G 11t1o i 1 i011(I!"' -tOtl i ) E lie (3 ri0 -M ~ r k ll r iin - (I : stig jili, elht" foi lowipi i fruot the (:t'e nvillc of St tmberOu(' l i l t : 1 itothe Ior'ih i-Io )a,e l of \N 'wh'il-i it 11( 1. Lit', (OI I he- S..; Lal \ ir IV i r j ils .. r o L onitr tt i.he 1 l hiil of t,he of th. n i l t le!.'if n, is , s iu a 1,- i the town of W h'lit lil're. Si:; Inol)il u t'' a II1' 1)la(C was11, al olh,(ti ", 'l t allh t itt I I ih I!a.i40i(r, b11Elt, 'ntw it io all blis , and : t!1 iIi, -t1;1Iml I'I 11t tVw o m t 11: : 1( 1 i ll l111.I' 3r0 I1la iI throu( ,ho11. te tl:n', .L-i il hel- r t! Lto ll n ll hl' 1 11'! i h. l ,-r- hliI~i. to it it-a - inl ,'1 hlll n. t <l' e"alt\' Il t l E rrt l l b vlll e Ialeay been( fpirl.. hw i m n. y and (Ie ii l w11 ! b1 j -1 p -a. d 111 a'! t1 't1 I(t U.\ it-' ir iitnIli''t l t.it , i ,.r lT er' l( (iL 1t(It,'l i Il l a ilof li t'f, I. .111 ( '. \1 I a : 1 trI -' :tllt nitga -i' nI! l i1. I u' t) I 'ittO l I %\n l;u'eit t'i<iitni tfh.., ill h i u ll t fil li of I ,L I c al . t w' Il il 11 11 ) 1 ;! Ii ..]ili iI'll I l Il t.lt - i n 6:11 I!.. t' ' I iil V i? 1' .\ hit ,l h as h1: n"II 't ' r:L i it ' t i r- - 11' drItt l ' ilIbt e tI hi'.' i .I i n - Ilo t'rtye-a il the 2w!. 1101 th, mill. Tits baI k wllSlS ilti'n nt~ tfos Th (eporad engh.. is 111'int of1( ithl POl'. Neolenra w;Stm lavnr Co.t' Uncle Sa 'k req(uires p.h ;ical and metc+:n w\ithstall its hard abl r.tTi to\11''1 subhjecte,d, h:mas - , fccet, atl;l S,tin h la.. ,t , . ,tche, neu(:.:gi:t, rhIeumIIat iim, tiai:tica, (le.,de: on) in fIrI . ,b was th C I ala:il Ca:rrier S. F. Sw\t - loh of I I untx ihe, Ala., he:. : :nl i. ; .iin, th:.t :. medc t~ b " :,I Iur. I v : t I ) - Dri I atl: Ne:e c 'a'tets a Irial. In thtree" "i. ,, I \c.S:,a in i n my\ oe and in nv . i".: wI hee: t rc m tlHt 1ainl and iuna: fl"-'h and tren1'tht. Sold lby nll Druggists. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. Registration Notice. T<)TICE IS 11l;tl 1" I(4VElilNl 111 t -h H ooks of e-is trat,ion for fi. hi'owvn of Nowherry, S ('., arc now opvn, atl t.h( unersiIned as Su-" 1)orvisor of tierist,rt ion for Said town will k,ep aid Iooks open every da (tinnohays excet) d() froml 9 at. ml. rnt,il I l., tit and inchudin+ the3rd dtay of Decembelur, 1901. W. M. i, A.NG1), tinlperviuor of I((Pgi"trat ion. A I 'ru - t :9. 19)11. Notice of Registration. JN1Di:1; ACTS O<'TI'llI GHONEa.RAL A'I blyll) of ,!outh Carolint, I11:Ina hI11s bee(n madt(e an ltlct,ion I'rc mitl 't We aw'ill thae lt th(e books ready ,h O ro. M ndTIty in O(ttobrht to Chan'c the 1Ie.iStrtion of vnterr from Ne w rrY io 11 IIteIt . (h ount.v Ihar( of liegistration Good Time. Every man, lady and boy should have agood time pilece. Come and buy it of us as we have a large selection. If our watch, clock or jeweiry needs repair bring it to us and we will put it in good or der. We also have a nice line of Jewelry, Silver Wear and Glass. The Jeweler. a frend, you an esil Wht e wYou Mrseet A smallit cloti aVlac oe a great way here. You get fash ~ionafblo clothes, too. TeEwart Piter Co. Glenn Ole Queen of 3 There is but one GI nent for Stomach, Live H otel open from Ju It is up-to-date anc SIMPS Water for sale by.. Just Fro T HE Nort Where we have bc of Clothing, Shoes, Hat ings ever shown in the i we say without hesitan prepared to sell you g< have ever been. Call ai goods. Jam i The Hec At the Old Corner. To Fit Your Fancy. Whein you're paymng your good mlonoy for ar ticloR of apparol, why not buy whore you are Auro to got what you want and what you pay for'? WVl hlav tiomeo oew t i"s, glov.-s awl neeckw%eatr to show you --- and they're right in every way, too. G. Notice of Final 8Settl10llICll )ischarzo. NTOTI[t'I IS HLILEJIY GIVI:N that I will make a final settle ment on the estate of Mrs A-ne.; Dow, former...ly 1 Mis A ne K. on. a... minr n hePrbae Cur fr ewer ry Conty,S. C, onWednsdat h Toettr Yourissnry. tiGuo aran of1) sd(mnor) gEthaooment latsion Cva ourso forDgesw iec e Hal wit wo rk Experiencerd Teacrs. Eigtic ient Pay,atoy Noi~ o Flal~ofIn ll Praator Dearti wIll ir.~mr i ard~ I! 6 50: to $1pp 50f Ge. B. COO Gurdin o aid minl B u ies1,01 o Expo, eon iene restoderi. o ely eto Prou r tory It 1tt andTI ever isuo cntams depat E A DEC'lO IIN OF 1NTE CREoIT AND CEC0O BUETSINS whehery youae col taish od, owhther ouhveno: CETBUSINESSLSINGTITUT r,KFICE, BesAG, E e heth coer . arCul tisn e ebd go sthohere.t ON pins,IM r- KDne.s BwE.Pls an m ugh t lh greatest stock and G_nts' Furnish own of Newberry, and -y that we are better )ods this fall than we id let us show you our id to Foot Clothier. 4o 11IterPSt. paid on dep,I Osits in the Savings I)l iari um nt. t '1+l- rate of 4 per cent. per anhnlm fron 1:I1(' oit o Ieposit at Tle olllelocil Badk 010 i; ii Y, s. C. CAPITAL - - - $50,000 00 We tran.l::'t a veneral 1 Banking busi ness and solicit th.i! Imccoits of Indl vid(Ils. lirms! andc (.1rpora'tt IOns. G. "o. W. Sti :t L. W. 't.mvn. ( 0. S. M W ' R \1. '. C. SM vrii. 14. Z. WV'isON. W. 11. IHUNT. JFN I). NI, K I N A I; I , P>resIdent. 0. B. 'i A Y E R, Z. P. 1VRI11i'P, ice- I'i d nt i! Cashier. rlti NElo Levol (B. M. Of Wolllall's Collcoc, Rtl1 lolld, Va.) IEI Ufii'ifliT l MIC. 8Sp0cial AtiClliol Paid to B00i11crs, Studio over Mower's Store. School opens September 2nd, 1901. T81118--$2.50 per 8 Lesolis LOST 0R1 MISLAID. A ceril iente of stoek No. 6i3 in t,he New eerryvT Corin Seed Oil Mill and I'Yrt,iIize'r Comp anyv standIin g in the name' of Mr ~. W. C. .Schaeller on the L boo)iks of sid c'ompantiy. Application has been mad.- o l'o uphiente of same. Int S-va&nnath, Ga. tEChartered in 1856. t ElIoetivos. )opart men t. tint - - - $10 00 noit- - - $20 00 to $3() 00 ~I1i kst. 1901. IP ' t cu lii ne ddress MER, Pres't., saan a i mnonthly mangaino devoted S11- 7.11 .OJ"t1 tmontt Ont p)ratctical sub1ijects, IONS 1EST TO BUSINF SS MEN S rid, whetheor you havo just stuart. it bogun, BUSINESS will ho Sond .10Of. for a copy. Per ican Tract Didr., New York. Hotel, . C er Resorts. :>equa'l On the conti ilood. and service excellenf, For board apply to PSON. di Gilder & Weeks.