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A Little Heroine.

1t was "over in Jersey" that little
incident happened a few weeks ago
In which an 11-year-old girl displayed
qualities of character worthy to be
compared with the men who stood by
their posts in the New York tunnel
disaster. The girl in question, with
a companion somewhat older than her
self was playing on the ice in the
Raritan canal. near New Brunswick,
when the latter suddenly went down
through an air-hole, says Leslie's
Weekly No help being in sight, the
younger girl promptly laid down fiat
on the ice around the hole and waited
for her friend to come up. but when
the latter appeared she was too far
away, and her reScuer coulu not grasp
her Twice the girl sank out of sight,
and when she reappeared, the other
who had commenced to yell Justify for
help, but without changing her posi-
ton, managed to grasp ner friends
hair. She could not pull the drowning
girl out of the water, but she held on
desperately until a man who heard
her cries came UP and rescue both.
The water had flowed over the ice
around the hole so tnat the younger
girl was half submerged. and more
than half frozen when help came, but
she did not shrink from her effort, nor
seem to realize that she herself was
in any danger, her only thought being
for her companion. whom she had |
snatched from the very jaws of death. |
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A DREAM STORY
And q Worry Good Ono for Those Who Believe 1t.

A former Boston newspaper man told
story not long ago of an experience
OF young woman OF his acquaintance,
which, while it has not yet been en-
bodied in any work Of fiction, at least
gives evidence OF imaginative powers
and may be considered later. The
young woman spent her summers at
an old Marshfield farmhouse, the win
dows of which had an outlook on the
ocean. She had a fad, Of course, and it
was the collection Of various kinds Of
sawed.
According to the story. she had
dream one night of a storm-tossad
mariner who came and stood by her
side and implored her aid in going on
search for treasure lost at a certain
int In the Indian ocean. The dream
yAssed and the morning came. The
young woman was about to leave her
room when she noticed a small pool
OF water which might have been caused
by dripping umbrella, near the fire
place. In the pool hoated small piece
of seaweed of variety which she had
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-01

1t is hard to be poor, of course. But
then, it isn't easy to be rich
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-01

de breaches well Who livss vsll
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DEATH or MRS. a.. N. XII
GORE.

On Thursday morning the sad .n-
telIigence passed ifom house Go house
chat MIS-. kilgoic had died at 4.30.
Mrs. kilsore had been sick for some
time and her deafe was not unex-
pected. The deceased was born Sep
TENDER o. 1872. and was a daughter
Of Jonathan and VIVA T.. VOLS.
Mrs Niigofe was a laiy % splendid
Christian character. bore her suffer
ing without complaint, and expressed
herself as willing and prepared 10 go
when IL was Gods will 90 take her.
She leaves four small childreu-three
boys and a little daughter Mrs.
kilgore's death has brought sorrow
to the entire community. The re-
mains were taken to the old family
burying ground on Guest River where
she desired % be buried. We extend
to the bereaved husband aud children
our heartfelt sympathy.-Nor,oa Free
Press.
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HORRIBLE

Monday nigh: = horrible accident
occurred az Stonega. IN which Tom
Rooch conductor on the night yard
crew OF the Interstate had both his
legs cut OF. Rooch was riding on
the pilot Of hi, engine when the rig
.ging 81 The pilot caught in the guard
rail Throwing bifo uniey the wheels
cf the engine.
hooch Is a yeung man and lad
oaly been in his present position a
short while.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

On Saturday. the 2sth Of Juae,
the fun begsn on our excellent dia-
mond. IN a game Of ball between
6ladeyille and East stone Gap
teams. Their score shows a fine
game. The best Of the season up to
that iste. a large crowd greeted the
boys aud the line up Of the juvenile
roofing club 90 East Stone Gap was
immense. The cheering aud en-
enlargement persevercd to the close
OF the game. The line up was as
follows
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happy. The seass ~se again q ~.
At tbs end Of The ~sskth. the score
Vas a tie With I&to ~. and rensined
90 untis the thirteenth. wh>a Dor.
chester made tuo more runs and
Pennington failed 70 scere.
This gives the red men ~ Dor.
chester the privilege Of plsyirg Ter
the championship on the Forrth.
The am9iFes were Paxton and Hat
maker. and Dr. Howard vent home
very sad.
Today Wednesday, the winners
Of the hrss two games Of the series.
East Stone Gsp aud Big Stone Gar.
viii play 10 determine who Is 70
contest with Dorchester on the
Foarth.
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ON Tuesday July l. the Dorches
Ser and Pennington Gap teams
PLAYED the third Of the series Of
splendid games. The sky was clear
aud the usual large crowd Of specta-
tuis-inciudiug Dr. lioward-were
present to enjoy the game. The
beautiful red uniforms OF the Dor
chester boys badly frightened the
Pennington Gap boys. at srst, bat
sitter thcy became accustomed 10 the
sight sud when Billy Gish had tnraed
a successful hand spring. the game
began ia earnest, with this line up:
nnrcLn.l.r pn.liLnns p-.nnlnrann On
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03
LIGHT PLANT DISABLED.

uutIng the very heavy electrical.
storm ou last Thursday night light
ming struck the wire near the light
plant, and run down the ware into
Che dynamo. and practically tore 10
to pieces. The dynamo was So badly
injured that twill be necessary 90
get o. new o. before che incauiesceut
lights can be operated again. which
wiIl be perhaps "a month or two.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

The game was called at the end of
tac seventh inning on account OF the
hard rain storm. This was the best
game on che diamond here for several
years Every body PLAYED bail sud
che crowd chcerei an the time and
tae band made things lively. Il
was a line old game. Hurrah for
Dlydeui Hurrah lor the Big Stone
Gap boys. siemp. VIM. made a
Two Dagger. and McCabe made the
catch OF the season "a back Of FIRST
on the part ui Dryden. Bailey made
a two Dagger and Herndon made 3
pretty catch. Flauary aud Cecil
made 3 double. Chalkley UNI
pited a fair game.
Among the visitors on the grand
stand. was Dr.. Hatcher. the noted
Divine. of Richmond. Va. lie took
bis ducking along with the rest and
seemed 20 enjoy 10. The score gives
the Big Stone Gap boys another
cbance at the final game 70 decide
the championship. Il was line bail
good ball-keep it up. boys. you
are al right.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03
HEFksTIyE FOURTH
Big Stone Gap Again Gives
Her Friends a Treat-cames
and Sports OF all Kinds
Everybody Pieaseda and
Highly Entertained.

Fer month OF six weeks Chsirmsa
ballitt and his stat Of assistants have
been hard at work planning and
seheming TO make the four days end
ing With our great national holiday.
the Fourth. days Of enjoyment and
recrestioa for "a own people and all
the surrounding country. How well
they have succeeded i evidenced BY
the crowds that have attended the
ietes thus far. ia spite Of rumblings
Of Thor, the sparks and flashes Of
Vulcan. and the down pour Of Jupiter
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

Judge Mcdowell Of the Unitea
states Court Is going to Lynehburg
to reside. II the judge would take
a drink in Lynchbarg and a drink in
Roanoke drink Of water-before
he moves, he'd probably step here
R0aAoke World.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

Among those expected in the Gap
during the 4th Of July are Misses
Iva Dickinson. OF C~astiewood. Va D..
" Boring. Of London. Ky Hattie
Cox. Of johnson City. Tenn. who
will visit Miss jamie Slemp. Misses
Burbank. Mason and Garter peyton.
guests of Miss Elizabeth +. Churchill.
and Misses Kate and Nan Carroll.
aud Laura Akers. of Atlanta. Ca.
guests of MIS-. T.. T.. Gooiloc.
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FOR SALE.

Homes and Land AZ Dorchester.
Va, within 200 yards Of the we'll
known Dorchester Mines
tor further particulars address,
d. Llvrrr. BrN5 Ir,rrr
Coeburn. Va. Norton. Va
uaf-
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Big Stone Cap Post.
HrRsDAY. JULY s. 1902
LOCAL ITEMS.


Lif Az IL LAiR.
a... at the drug store.
4
/
/ ''
t.o1 s,,5sr
returned Saturday
',"'.Aeni 'oDaeeo
last week
.e.t b., Cincinnati.
, Thursday night.
s.ak
1
Aiit boro
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j: A. Baily. who has beeu IN the
lumber business at Wise. Va, for tho
past several years. has returned 10
c~reeneville ard will operate his
planning mill here in the future
GrceReriue (Tenn) Democrat.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

on Monday june 3O. the game be-
tween The home team and Dryden
took place ana again there was bali
playing. sure. Why DO our teams
play .o wen here and still get the
,tasgers when they go 90 Bri.tol2
Any team that has played 30 tar can
anuihiiate Bristol IL may be that
our teams arc bot accustomed Co play
taipoles in a duck pond.
Tho line up was
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

Hon. Henry Clay Mcdowell. Judge
Of the United States District Court
ior che Western District Of Virginia.
was m Tins city recently making iu-
Quiries as 90 a suitable residence for
his family. it being his determination
90 remoye from bis present home 40
Big Stone Cap Co thi, city some time
after The September term of Dis
court Judge Mcdowell and h, wife
wil doubtless be e great acquisition
o. social circles here and viii De
gladly -L iciiur1 Ns.r.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

John P. Doughty, Of Snowflake.
leit Monday to spend a few days at
big Stone Gap and other points in
Mise.-Gats City Leader.
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r. A. Garter Of Scott Couaty. va.
in toxin Taes4sy.
Shaicr Gilly. % 81 Pail. Is visit
ing homeio!ks 10 tonn this week.
There win be presehiag a, tbs
Baptist Church on next sunday
morning and night BY the pastor,
Rev. T. =. Shoemaker.
Miss Susan fairbanks. Of Hcnder.
son, Ky. is visiting Mr.. anl Mrs.
J. F. Banits in the Gap.
Mrs. Maurice Laaghornc. face
Miss Mary Kunkcil a. N~idaiesboro.
Ky. is visiting in the Gap this week
Mr.. and Mrs. d b. weutz re-
Turned this week from a trip east.
The Md ball game on the morning
Of the Fourth viii be both interest
ing and exciting
Mic. Alice Rsberson. og Pikeyille.
Ky. is visiting thc Misses Gliy in
che Cop.
IL proper arrangements can be
made che Bristol nine viii be here
the l0th o. play baii with the
Gap boys,
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While the Gladeville boys had a
strong line up. the East Stone Gap
BOYS AS usual. refused 20 be downed.
Everybody lelt the ground saying
-the best game we've
seen this year. Grinstead, pirkey and
Lips dii fine twirling. and Hoback
and Gily stood behind the bat.
Won't and Garden umpirei. This
game gives East Stone another
chance at the championship The
bow. played bah.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03
MUSICALE
To be Given at Now School
Hall Wednesday Evon-
ing.


ing.
Judging from the following pro
gram the musicale to be given in the
new school hall tonight Wednesday
promises to be one OF the best enter
tainments ever given in Big Stone
Gap. IL will no doubt be largely al
tended Following i the program.
Choras-America.
Jolls BOYS, Mandolin Club.
Dset-l Live aud Love Thee.
Nrs. Skecn and Mr. Wills.
solo. Because Love You Dear.
Misc Barker.
Male Quariette
Andslusi. alta. Mandolin Ciuh
Svlo-Becausc. .Mrs. petfit.
~echuberts ~Serenade, Mandolin Ciab
Soio-ked, Red Rose, ..... Mrs Ncntf.
iNrERMiSsION Us Mtstris
ooio-rhe Land o the lea. Mr. Fox.
Solo=Lovcs GA Sweei song.
Mrs. Bunut
Duct-Oh Restless Sea.
Nrs. Petnt and Nr. Sullivan.
flo~er song, Mandolin Club.
sole-The Birds are Singing About Voc.
Mics Barker.
Solo.-Processional March.
Misses Slcmp and roiIg.
nuct-Music on the Waves.
Mrs. Harper and Miss M1Cartr.
>oio.-rood Night Svect Dreams.
Miss Barker
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Both the battery work and batting we're
especially good. Cheathem aud McCoigsn
are strong IN the pitchers box, and Keep
up the Interest 90 The end.
The score by inningss
I234567s 10 II ~ 10
Dor. 2 0O0 G2730 o o o s-ls
p. g. oo0s 206t0 o o o ell
Cheathsm made two fine three
baggers aud DR.. Howard made ap-
propriate remarks aud gestures. In
the seventh inning the red men from
Dorchester made quite a squirt and
things went hard with Pennington.
Dr.. Howard refused to make any
gestures or 70 utter a word. 10,
whenssPeanington eAsae to their bat,
the music began and tbs DR.. WA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03

The soda fountain a, the drug
store IS in fun blast. Try q cool
and refreshing drink
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-03
LEASED wOoLEN MILLS.

3D. Kidd and j. =. Beaman have
leased the Wooden Mills at this place
and viii operate che same under she.
firm name OF Kidd d. Besmau.
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WANIED-30 good men to work
cut same as railroad work. Will
pay good wages.
KELLY 6 lnvtSr.
lronlale, Va
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f. ~ Garter Of scost Corasy. was
in town roesAsy.
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The Readers ~ this paper aNl he pleased tl
ffafn That there is si hast ono dreaded disc
ease Chat rrirurc has hefn ahIs io euro rn all
Hs stages, ard that is Ctiarrh. HAM,. rs.
tarrh tnrc thc oult positive cnre known "a.
thr medical fraternity. Cafarrh being r.n
sNfuunuai disease, Requires a. cH-nsffnt.nni
treatment. Hai's catarrh Core taken .r.
terrallf, sctur directly ur'n fhr ti-ai sni
mucous s~urfsce. of the system. thereby l-.
-trnf ing ihe foundation nf Goo disease. and
giving che patient strength bf building ur fao
r'urtinfiuu ant assisting nature m lnfne H.
nnrk. TIE pr0prirfors have sa much ftfh .n
e. curative powers that they otter One uun
Sired Dollars ior anY case that Do fails fa rnre.
send inr ust ot testimonisls.
Addrgs- p. j. CHENEY co. rni.la.o.
Sold ht Druggists. r5r.
HALLS Family Pills arc ihr $3.50.
The only Zinc OF
PULLMAN buFFkr SLEEPING OARS
hctsccu
BRISTOL AND CINCINNATI
~ithout change b. via
Nlk'lNlA AND SuDTuW ESTERN nY
NATURAL TUNNEL ROUTE
Lv. Bristol. Tenn. tlu nm
Ar. Cincinnati. 3D.. $3.50
A.. Louisville. n.y.. $3.50 ann
AT. So Louis. No SD nw
Ar Chicago, ni.. $50 pm
Pullman seat Fare 90 Biz Stone Gap ll
cents. To Middicsboro i5 cents.
Qri,N riut-Doon -frtirs
Close connections for 40 points
NORTH.
NORTHWEST.
SOUTH.
SOUTHWEST
". D.. ALLEN. IT,. pRtCHArn
A"' D A. Agent
Bristol. Tenn
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Natural gas has been discovered in
the northwest section Of Roanoke
4 lew days ago il was noticed that
the water was bubbling in a small
stream within the city limits. It
was investigated bv several parties
and a funnel was placed overit. and a
sufficient amount of gas to readily
ignite was found 60 exist. Step,
were taken at once TO form a COM
pany to develop t..
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shaicr Sliy. - 81 Paul. Is visit
ing homeio!ks 10 tonn this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-03
NEGRO DEFlED POLICE FORCE.
Savannah Develops Black Tracey,
Pitched Battle Ensues.

Savannah, Ca, Oct. 2.-Savannah
developed a negro Tracey yesterday
afternoon, who, after a pitched battla
with police officers, is at large, armed
with a Winchester rife, and it is sup
posed, ready still to meet all comers
A report was received at the bar
racks that negro was sitting on ths
bank of Musgrove creek. a mile and
half west of the city, with Win
chester across his knee. Whenever
anyone approached the negro raised
his rifle and threatened death il any
one came within a nearer distance.
He committed no robberies, but SEEM
ed determined to keep everybody at
distance.
Superintendent Reilly ordered OH
Ger Murphy to the scene. When the
officer approached, the negro promptly
leveled his rife and declared he wouId
drill him full of holes If he came any
nearer. Having only his pistol, the
DulCGE I6LuIAS0 ~ Tic wy 1AAhAN~N
at the barracks, he reported. when
the superintendent ordered Officer
Wall to return with him and capture
the negro. Both armed themselves
with rifles and went to the scene IN
wagon. They saw the negro sit
ting ON the bank. He jumped UP and
ran for the cover of some woods. Wall
fired and the negro dropped. Thinking
ne had hit hds man, Wan advance9.
When close upon the negro. the latter
arose from the weeds and fired on
Wall, who turned and sought cover. In
en- exchange of shots the negro fred
three times ct the officers. and the
latter fred four times at frim
After watching the clump of weeds
until dark they returned to the city.
A strong detachment has gone out
looking for the man
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-03

Health is magnet which irresistibly
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them. Let a woman first seek perfect
health and all other charms shall be
added to her.
There can be no general health for
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cI used four bottles of your Favorite Pre-
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cured of that dreaded disease uterine trouble.
Am in better health than ever before. Every
one who knows me is surprised to see me look
so well. In June was so poor in health that
at times I could not walk. To-day / am cured.
tell everybody that DR.. Pierce's medicines
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-03

discovery That large number of wires
had been ct in the upper part of the
city there We're no early morning de-
velOpments in the street car strike.
There was, however. evident feeling
that the negotiations between the
company and the employees would lead
to some plan of arbitration during the
day.
The last proposition of the men was
that they be given an S-hour continu-
Gus day at 25 cents an hour, these
terms to continue in the event that
the men prove satisfactory. The vi
olation of the April agreement was
handed to President Pearson at the
Pickwick club early this morning Fol
lowing it there was a heart-to-heart
talk between the representative of
the strikers and the railroad officials.
No details Of what occurred were Civ
en- out, but it was thought that the
contending sides were nearer to COM
mon ground upon which they might
discuss the differences between them.
The public continues 10 be greatly
inconvenienced by the strike, but fine
weather is lessening somewhat their
hardships Primitive methods of
transportation continue to be en-
ployed. and several hundred vehicles
of all sorts are running to Canal
street from every section of the city.
No attempt to run cars to carry pas.
sengers had been made by the com
paay up to $50 o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-03
Married In Spite of Injunction.

New York, Oct. miss Helen de
Long, Of Scranton, Pa, despite court
injunction, has married DeWitte
Tewksbury, at the home of her aunt
in Brooklyn The brides father, a
wealthy merchant. opposed the match
and secured, last Friday, temporary
injunction against his daughter, who
is not yet 21 years old On Tuesday
the writ was continued, and accom-
panied by her mother, the bride came
to Brooklyn, where she was married,
despite the Pennsylvania courts or.
der.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-03
henne,t puts ereen 70 sIeeE.

Cripple Greek, Col, Oct. 2.-"Crip-
pie Creek" Kid Bennett, OF this city,
knocked out Dick Green, of Chicago,
at the opera house in the second
round of what was to have been 20
round go "A hard left to the neck
ais Green was rising off the ropes did
the work. Green was put to sleep
and lay on the floor minutes after
the count. The fight was for the
lightweight championship of the coast.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-03
BIG GATHERING OF COLLEGES.
Notable Educational Meeting To Be
Held In Atlanta Next Week.

Held In Atlanta Next Week.
Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 2.-One of the
notable educational gatherings ever
held in the south Is scheduled for
Atlanta this month. On the 7th, 8th
and 9Th the Association of American
Colleges on Agriculture and Expert
ment Stations will hold its annual con-.
vention in this city, and at the same
time the Association of State Universi.
ties, which acts in affiliatfon with the.
other organization, win meet here in.
annual session.
These two organizations are made
up of Representatives of what are
known as the Land Grant Colleges
from the different states from Maine
to California These are the col
leges which receive support from the
government, the money coming from
the sale of public lands. The agricul-
tural experiment stations of the differ
ent states are under these institutions.
There are 81 of these land grant
colleges AS in the case in Georgia,
colleges-indeed, more than half Of
them-are departments Of the state
universities, and hence 1t Is that all
OF the state universities are acting in
conjunction with the association Of ag.
gricultural colleges in promoting the
work it has in hand.
Some idSa Of the magnitude Of the
educational interests which will be rep
resented here next week can be
gathered from the statement that the
colleges have an aggregate attendance
of more than 10000 students, with a
total of between 900 and 1000 instruc-
tors. with $15,000,00O endowments,
and with total revenues running be-
tween $4,000,O00 and $5,000,000.
Each of these institutions sends rep
resentatives, usually the chancellor
or president of the university or col
lege and also the director of the ex-
pertinent station.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-03
PEOPLES Bank to Reonen

GAINESVILLE, Ga, Oct. 2.-Dr. Thur.
man, vice president, and Colonel
Lambdin, attorney for the People )
bank of Barnesville, have appeared be-
fore Judge Reagan at McDonough and
by giving bond for the amount de-
manded by the Fidelity and Guranatee
company, succeeded in having the
temporary receiver dismissed. The
case will have hearing at Pike su
perior court next week. The bank
will open and resume business todav.