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~' A SPINSTSIL t be Must Stier * Married 'man. d ti shall be sauntering Avenue i the late after nd bhall run into A, B, or C t up. He will turn to walk to give me a message from the news of at common friend 0 show me a picture in an fl a window or a piece of v,silver inl an antique-shop. be guilty of the atro g in a window in the and drinking our tea the then I shall go home wi 1h fea 1tg heart. I am a woman ,,f thirty lht)' to whom A, H, or C is abso)lu tc,i nothing but a human be ing who sp"k the same languiage as myself. ButA 11nother, A, B, or C is 0 monster kh o% 1 ais a Married Man. Aind a Married iIII the creed of he C generation anl'cr ircle, is a Atld beast nlevel' to le aiproatehed, except whei lie is suI)due(l beneath the eye ' his keeper, his wife. 'It is, to my m16id, So Crude, So provicial-even so view of adult hun inter vilmrse that I hesitate to admit it as lhe opinlion ofI lhat gente lelicate, Ircad-minded lady, my mother. Iload-minided I say a6isedly. Her int(rest ill polities, foreign and domes tie. her smII)ptpthy with the progIVss or l)or, the keena intelligence of her judrment in these departments of af fairs, are mitch greater than mine. But the Married Mani, off the domes tie hearth, remains to her as great a bugaboo as the "Bony"I with whom the English children before Waterloo were frightened. Mixed. Ediwin Markham, at a dinner in New York, said of mixed mnetal)hors: 'Wihen I was teaching in Los An "es I used to read every week a little counlltry papI)e.r whose editor's meta ilhor were an tnlfailing joy to me. Once, I remember, this editor wrote o' a contemporary: "'Thus the black lie, issuing from hi- bass lh)roat., beeomes a biolerang in his hand, and, hoisting him by his 4wn1petard, leaves him a iariiked man or lidfe.' Ife said inl an article on home life: 'ie faithfail watch dog or his (ool wire, standing at the door, wel comles14 the malster home with an honest hbak.' ~st: dating Go, "'In an obtiuary of a farmer lie -'*he race was uin at last. Like a red steed, lie crossed the harbor bar, nd, casting aside whip and spur, lay own upon that bourn from which no raveller returns.' " What is Kleptomania? lostoii Transcript. Kleptomania is occasionally inidue d by continued and close application o the study of a particular subject. li singular case was recently reported r(m Germany. A well known professor was found o have transferred t his own private IUllection many of the valuable but erflies of which Ie had chlarge in his dlicial Capacity. The existence of mental derange neat, was clear from the facts that ame out inl the course of the iivesti Pation afterward mide by the museum iuthiorities. It was found that the professor had )fteii setit his wife out all day to atcli butterf'lies,. so iiitense was hiis passioln f'or these inlsects. Oi one ae asioii the professor, while liumiting a )Itterfly, was naraly IluN1 over bY anl Xp ess traitii; it allotiler fin lie heell nto river, aild once botl lie aiIl his lvi'e Fell into i ponid. Domestic Pleasantries. Uilwaukee Sentiiel. Arabella, whiere in the world did you get this st.eak 7" asked Mr. roitlpkins at the suipper table. "It's the toughest meat I ever tackled." "Why, I got it at a furniture store. Where do You suppose I got it ?" re orted Mrs. Tmipkins, ier eyes snap 1ig. "I didni't know, but I was of the pinionl that you got it at a rubber mullse. Too Attentive for a Husband. Phiiladelphia Record. Nell: "See how attentive lie i4 Ul ler. OM eIuirse they are husbanad a1 ,vife." Belle: " I dare say. but I'll bet h< sa 't' her husband or she isnl't lif wife."' That holy war in France peteie nut eVenl s0ooner. th1an Teddy 's reviset (..ell1iti (rusade. hlere are not milor liatl clie or two clericals over tlierl who are now insurrecto and Plea Stovall is the only frienla that tle sim liJied has left in Anierica.--MaCo News. Learn t The Right CHRISIM PRICEC Christmn Pictunr Silverv~ Waterman's F Pocke Hand Perfur llustrated Ch Pocke Manici Pipes, Nunnally's I Firew NOTHING BUT G GILDER NOTIOE OF BALE. Notice is hereby. given .that I will sell at the late residence of Henry Gallman, deceased, at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, on Wednesday, the 12th day of Decem bor, 1900, at eleven o'clock A. M., all the personal property of the said de ceased, consisting of farming imple mients, mules, stock, farm produce, etc. N. Childs, Executor of Last Will and Testa ment of Henry Galiman, deceased. NOTIOE OF ANNUAL MEETING, OF OOUNTY BOA4D COMMIS SIONiR. Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the County Board of Commissioners wvill be held on the first Thursday after the first Monday in January, 1907. All persons holding demands waraiist the County of any kind, not previously presented to the Board, are required to file the same with the Clerk on 41r before the rrst day of .Jnitary. 1907, so that they may be examinedl and ordered to be paid at the annual meetir. FPd. II. DIlominick, Clerk and Attornev. NOTIOE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that I will make a final settlement of the per sonal estate of James W. Derrick, de ceased, in the Probate Court for New berry County on Tuesday, the 15th day of January, 1907. And will im mediately thereafter apply to the Pro bate Judge for letters of Jischarge. Ella M. Derrick, Administratrix. December 11, 1906. 6 rescriptiol Which we use are without We believe in PURITY. We constantly preach P We always practice PUI cies. PURITY counts, and co Ask \our doctor. V\iAYES' DF he Way Drug Store AS GOODS IN THE as Spirit ES, vare, rountain Pens, Bags, nes, ristmas Books, t Knives, u.re Sets, r'ine Candies, >rks, etc. 100 CLEAN GOODS & WEEKS AN ORDINANOE. ro Prevent Injury and Damage to Streets in the Town of New berry. Be it ordained by the Mayor and A1dermen of the Town of Newberry n Council assembled and by author ty of the same: 1. From .and after the passage of this ordinance it shall be unlawful tor any person wilfully to destroy, in jure, or in any manner hurt, damage, impair or obstruct any public Street r Sidewalk in the Town of Newber ry, or any part thereof, or any bridge, culvert, drain or ditch belonging thereto, or any pa-t thereof. 2. Any person violating this ordin ance shall be liable to a fine of not more than one hundred dollars, or imprisonment for not more than thirty days, for each offense. Done and ratified under the Cor porate seal of the said Town, the 5th day of December, 1906. A. T. Brown, Attest: Mayor. E4u-. S. Werts, Clerk and Treasurer. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, I will sell either at my residence o in the town of Proqperity, S. C., ou Thursday December 27, 1906, betweer the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock the fol lowing property to wit: Two wagons, two buggies, plov stocks, disc and iron tooth harrows farming implements, cider mill, cori shelle-, feed cutter, corn, fodder shuchs, one horse, one mule and othe articles. Will sell any of this pro perty at private sale before abov (late. Teris made known on (lay of sale. II. S. Boozer. M Materials exception the purest gi:.de. JRIT'. ZITY when preparing medi unts for much, in medicines. UG STORE. IRUARTERS )liable Quality at the rug Store & Son ffering bargains to cash buyer Carolina. Our Sto.:k is en having been bought by our Dr. 4ew York City in Person. RANDSOME CARVING SETS BEAUTIFUL PICTURES JOLLAR AND ourr BOXES RUYLER'S FINE OANDY Sale and Exclusive Agency :ttlest line of Holiday Goods Lnybody. iAM & SON, armacists, ZY, S. C. NGE BANK rry, S. 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