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LARGEST COtKliT CIRCUlAltOK
By FRANCES
•ROFF
TnnBteDAY.^HARCn 2, 1»»J.
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l.o V.roy. f ; nfeluoor of thcr now kWhoI
'rjihVny couipauy, w‘aa not nt nil sirr-
jsHsod to inecLjit llio Ouoiue pai-^ji -
name, you'd l>« masculine and self re-
linnt. lint you are exquisitely feminine.
Vour intir la lovely. How do
raiu.'o it so lionntlfully?”
Astonluliinont • and jirntle rebuke
shone in Frank’s syes. "I ,i>,cvcr <1oi my
hair. 8uc!i a tituo ns l-titid on tb
stentner! My maid was subject to mnl
do met. It seems, nikl basely deserted
tno at the lost mdluenf, «n:l I would
(Ex^udge T. J. Macksy.)
1
ofM
.Tudqlnx from wli^t has b<4n said of
and done to lilui H/k-Go^ernor Engle
of Arkansas tmm be n rare gay bird
Several old time smokers were inter
viewed on Thursday, nnd nil agree
that tneir pipes disagreed with them
The wind blew from the Kant, and ’'hat
was an explanation that oxit’sined.
They hare queer ways in Aiken, Xo
flee w hs given In last week’s J’onrmi
nnd Kefk»W thaf the public would he
•‘pefmUtes?” to inspect < ertaln named
undertaking [iHflWs ott I rlday and
Saturday.
President Konseyelt Is going West
sonn, bear hunting. He wants rest and
Wat out of reach of social functions
We can’t say as to bears but he could
find lonesomeness of the Robin spit
Crusos comnletenesl in Charlestonr
The rise In cotton came too Tate to
help the men who grew it, but just in
time for manufsthreis and merchants to
mid'from ten to fifteen per,cent to the
prleca of spring and summer goods
The'summer girl wilj he more of i
dear creature .this year dhan she has
bfeen for several seasons. ——- ,
—The birrclv had a shoit run In popn-
larky. They are about as rare now as
i-oad carts, and one can walk tWntreeU
at night without tl»e precautions of
rantern, c. stick, court plaster. 1)ivnd «^« s
Und an accident policy. Tlje^ world b
getting better, "and as Brother llugl
W/Uon prophecies “life will soon be a*
safe here as in I he Philippines.”
A Washington correspondent ha
cffcrcqjhn send na a weekly letter, “freit
gratP,’Hn the interest of the l>emoc<
racy In-tbe next campaign. As tire
foresaid ink slinger has not > et cou»-
plied with the terms of a bet on the
last '-dection, that lie would cat a hat of
a West VifJjinia Senator If that S*.ui<
•did not semi a Democratic momber to
Congress, we decline his tender.
A Missouri Congressman with a tutn
"f#f Trading wants the United States to
try to buy the-British possessions In
North Auiortca." As John Buli never
•ell* land *uctr a proposition is ex-
tremelyTooHstr; tnrt he might be In
duced to accept the New Kngfar.d
States as a present, not for their iutrin
•to value, but as mamento of American
love forX s nd subservience to the moth
•r country, and some Sensible South
•rner should so move to anieud.
Senator Tillman surprised the Sen
ate, and galleries, last weolT by the
atrength^nd calmness of.Ills statesm in
Uke speech on the racbiqUestion, Cor-
rosrondents report It as the best e(lort
of liiii senatorial life. His description
-Of tj?.e—E&latloua between ■.tStwadf :,irri
Joe, the black negro man who manages
his South Carolina farln* carrying the
lieys and lisndllng the reccl|)ts fiir all
prodoce, was as effective as dramatic
and all his limirers ludievcd him wh -n
with lifted hand he said : *1 would kil.
-the man who wronged or hurt JoeT*’
He closed bV rea</li)g a letter from
Bishop 11. M. , Turner, colored, ol
tleorgia applauding the Senator’*
position and expressing the opinion that
the Senator U the unconscious lustrii-
m rut of Providence to further the re-
tnrn of the blacks to the home of
TW i SVVAW AII >uWlf
A decision was handed down Ijist
week sustaining Judge C. H. Simoritwti
and opening the door of hope and o|)-
fiortnnity, perliaps. to our river farm
ers.
Iii building jetties to deepen the Sa
vannah river so that ships could come
to Savannali water was VackVd over
glyon by the preridetti cf bhs*road hie
landlady's daughter. lie was becom
ing thorpuybly noeWonied to/he dem-^
ocratlc noclni life oIMhls iulihvcut city.
Morcove^. he was deeply |u:erVsr«d> > .lu
this sntne landlady’f d.iu.^hicr.
He bail heard that her pnl'elds. tlw
Vintons. belonged to n tine old Plilla-
dclpiiln family und bad 1 coins west
when adversity crosr.cd tbclr pntli.
Certainly nil the outward nnd visible
rJpts in Frank's case Indicated a hern
right to fine linen nnd Idleness, and
apparently !he> fall In"the family for
tunes had never reduced her to giving
up either, d-e Froy thought lier gown
a tmrwt of cJcgant BimpilcUy. r.ut
tie was only a man. TJu* dpprttlslhg
ryes of the rich lawyer’s daughter
across the table rend a different story.
l.e Fl oy won l/he booby prize-that
night beennse bV studied the languid
tlroof* of uncertain hravtii head .ntt«lttie :
curve of a wliile n»v| instead of (tin
eutdB. And what the yvvcqlng \under
•electric lights commenced the y.lteli-
ery'of tins walk homeward in the
moonlight with Frank nnd her young
er brother tJeorgo completed.
The weeks-that-followed found him
•pendating and drawing concjnslms
on everything that happened i.ibout the
house. He mnembered tiitti r.ll the
llrpe be bad been thorf the only serv
ant ever seen was the gawky youn
“A coiebrued- coimtryniHn or»«urs
whilit mltijMirr in C<Hi*taulinopl4 wgc
dnforine'h^by h Turkish otKouil Thist
converted Ghristlhns wole the taljist
lUltMIIH.’ < • •
•’This was the Turk’s epignunmxtic
wity ot explalaihg the ruOicttl charnc-
luriNiics oi tlu* reue^rtde yinPtinh.
“Jn I lie Conicderstw the Northern
not take n girl 1 kiuwv nothing nlmrt men vlpuwst their forPiiitcs with u*
girl who waited-on the table. Fia/nU / —Alone Th their ro m she was the first
came to. her meals daintily ■dressed.
languid, and u"n:lih'd. but very date.
und l.o Froy began to •uspect that riie’
was not so helpicrs oa she looked. Try
ns be would, .be never could discover
any Trace* cf what she did. Stoutv
sweet, motherly Mrs. Vinton must be
n wonderful housekeeper, ami so might
Frank be v. ith a iiouse of her own.
But in this coftiforU’.ble lion so there
was one niuebearri's chamber, the
kltcheb. The entrance to the dining
room was .protected by u double screen.
From that elifttabcr of iiiyutericH there
eame such rich, well Havered snips,
meats Juicy and Ji.t. pastry fluffy nnd
delicate, r.st boardiT nbyer before pht to
nfooth. The Viaton* v itOok was no doubt
a t rear hre. , “ - » U' • t.
ow was all this and everything
iout fhe house donb with so jlttlcf
fr^ticti?—"Eythr t!U‘ trots wtdcli he,
true F.rlt n. riuek otfside his door
each night had never been polished so
well, but the "bcots” who.,did them
wns ns nolselpss as the dead. One
morning wtwn i> Froy npened his door
ami the iso:ts were not tlieie lie-
denly rcsnlv«l*to dA ti little detective
Wrrk. “Poofs” mlglit give a clew to
«r « I v
n.
nboi
the rest of tire mystery. He sat by,the
doof. A short -wait was rewarded by
the softest of steps on the stairs tie
drew Hiff dooi* to gently until Fie
stealthy footsteps rented It. then sud
denly Hung It wide Open' and faced—'
Frank, bolding his great boots at arm’s
length. Her band Cropped, and tear#
of hnmilir.tlon fell on the bright pollsh-
eU surface .cf the boots. .lie locked at
those glittering drops and tben drew
her Inside, - - - ^
T can’t talk to von In the hnlb" l ho
• pologkwd. and for once In his life he
iieenme eloquent. "You've poliKhed my
iitLl^..wJlU.y.,.aig,Jiata^.i'il put them
under glass nnd worship them beOause
-rtni've touched ttrem unless you'll 'et^,^ ..
me ki-s« the tips of yours for t|io j-i-st
rtry^'dnys. ^FIT whiTUon you aiid 'taki ‘ * 1
care of you pud*keep you from
You ! ll4*etbe wH.mtd Fit be the muscle
of the -family tf you'l 1 op I y say the
word ’’ -', - .
And that was bow ft-eam^Tw pass
that Frank nnd l.e Froy two months
l«t«T were BitTbng tn a luxurious state
room of a vessel about to port in I.lvor-
pimb 1’rauli. n dainty color rising .In
the pale cheeks, a miseliievous light In
her eyes, was questioning her husband.
‘JLoa Jiavi! ue ver-
Then I thought 1 might take ati.Eng
lish girl I rock vvftli me. Comlhg ovei
but once or .twice she failed to arrive,
nml Clumsy tried kls hand, such a big.
awkward one.” ' •.
Clu-msy did not wfulrr ITe did not
move an eyebrow, but bo coughed very
loudly.
•T' can’ll go nnather day, without a
maid.” continued his wife, taking do
yiotlcfr. ; •
•’Vos. dear." said the new alster-ln
InWi "birt meanwhile let me help you
Jijne and IK^ tiie two e.xchnngeff glan
pcs and.blushed—*‘wht*ii wo want our
tighj csp/clnlly well done, do It for each
other?’
“And i dare sny,’’ raid the American,
with an annihilating look at her hus
band. “here Instils quiet country life
of yowrs there eW many little things
yon turn your bands to."
“Why. yes. mother believes girls
'should know something cf liaiUckeep
Ing, so we have learned ta dook-a tltflef'
In fact.” humbly apologoiie.-^UTimd!*
the pastry you are ea Mug. We were-not
roiu::,to tell ycu, but you have forced
the confession." » _
"Yonvwed uot-bwnslintiuVI of It. It is
greatly to your credit. 1 jw
not such a helpless creatu
hardly lift my band/’ ^ ■
She lay back In Tier clfafr with the
Innguhl line iilr her lumkamJ had mV
mired frqm the first. He did not cough
this time,-• Astonishment was swallow^
ed n |> iy n dm I ra tlon.
rish
ture.
I were
1 can
to nttaek "My ilcnr ynn rv-^ro true4ft-
the litter, but not in the spirit. You
did not raise your rye brows* you did
not wink. But you coughed.”
He ciiargtHi tmek, “I have discovered
you a re fhe. princess or Tiars.”
"The maid is yours and all else I can
give you.”
• • ■, ♦ ‘ ~ . ..—
' - A ITstfrr of retmetence.
“On one occasion,” said a traveler.
“I was down In the mountains of Ten
nesscc, 'where eVefytliiug is priiiiTHvc,
aud on Humlay F i/ttviuled n Baptist
church. Much to my -surprise and in
terest, the women were seated,op ona
Rule of the house nnd’ttie riien bb the
othee. 1 had never seen anything of
the kind lie/ore, and after 'services
wera over 1 spcltgifb'one of the mein-
-
-f '
weto HiuTlIitrly Ui«tlogui.-lHcl by ihi-ir
radicalism or tha MincoinpromHing
cnaraclef drtlieir hosiility to ihu L'n-
lon. . y .* '
"ft I* a surprise, but it is a fact well
known to Miniums of our civil war that
Northern men in tho service of the.
(Joiifederacy bor v c>Hm.s known frem
end to cml ol tl.y ('onfeclerale States
H»y fcii»on of their gallant and dutch)
guitdiud survive, both in the Held ami
at Ule council board. 1
"For Instance, Uen. Kirby iimitli,
c ,'imna.udur 6f th*j tiuiis-M issi-slppi
<b p:lftuicnt, whs horn and TuaroJ in
Connecticut. Gen. I’einbertoll. whoso
Ueroically defended Yick»tfhrg, wsss
Maine Yankee. Major Gen. Uustsyns
W. Smith, a native oi New York, and
at the breaking out of the war a street
commissioner of the metropolis, resign
ed ills position ami came youth,-where
he was given command of the First
corps, C. S. A. '
VGcn. Cooper, adjutant general
of the Confederate army, and the senior
iii rank of Gen. Robert 10 Lee. was a
I’ennsyIvaidan. lie ranked Lie at the
close of the war and- ltr thji federal
arnivvbelore the war; lie also ranked
the great Confederate commander, be
Oivjng been Hiljutant general of the
Unit-UMaies army. ■ ■
“The chief ordnance officer of the
I’oiifederate army. Cun. GiirgaS, was a
Conneuticut-Yii/iikee, while >Im Mayo?
of New Oilcans at the close of hoslilt-
ih>» was a MaiAaidiusetts man named
Munroe, who was so radical ami un<;
recoqcilable that the federal wntlroi iliHft
lad to ilnprisoii biin. GepJ Lovell,
who fought Butler at New lirtBjrm,
was also a trailvetfrMassachiiseu* Him
a major general in the Confederate
^r^^^’ ,
hnt way,
l
tars n ho tit If. v
" ’\\;v have always done It
he said in ox phi Pat ion. . »
J**-'But why?’ I persffKted.
”’Sks to worship God accordin' to
otrr own con^-iouces. as Hie constltu-
tTfm {KTVhTesiThe roplied in a matter of
fonrac lanc. ' - -
•'.Unt siBln^on opposite sliios of
Hie eiiurch doestr't make airy dlffcr-
wltli your conscicucos, docsJt?\ 1
— - r-. M , v
f» i
with emphatic
enct
kept oti.
• " •Bon't It?’ he said,
confidence In the knowledge that It
did ’Ho you mean to sny.tliat a man
kin set over tlicrf alongside nv his
wife, Hvlfi’rc she klii nudge him In the
short ribs with her elbow-f.*cry time
the preacher says anything slie-tliluks
ITTk his ease? X say. kit) a man do
tliaT and wot ship (<«hI accordin’ to his
conscience? Not much, hevenn't. I
reckon, nowhere, an' particular not In
this neck p-v woods.’ "—New York Her-
W- —
X The Jnlge of the ra;iftvr Tree.
his “Hisfqrjr of B/rbados" jiblf
tfil^i Hughes men trolls t bn t the Ji^iee of
r-.,... «,. f c.. tknnnf >—iAi.«t jj
Hit
leypnpuw tr<’e is of so |)eneti
"ffiiit
nature that If t
Pe boiie*! with the roughest old lialted
meat It quickly makes It soft and ten
der. 4rtTftftur-»4fto--Vel!s us that boiling
nirnt wllli the Juice of the pnpaw id
quite a eotniuou thing fa (Julia
Captain S. I’ Oliver, writing In Na
ture July 10. INTI), says, “In Mauritius,
whew.’,.we lived principally on ration
lM>ef cut from the tpitgh -ffesh of the
St->i-ff.vv .eron ww were In Tlie habit
SAYS SUN 13 IN41AB+T+H*. ^—
Alexander Y oung. -a f.aporte ImL
asti'Oiunner, lia» -pnul*public what be
daim-i to be nnabf the most important
ditcoverii-s of tlie age, the revealing of
*ome hitherto unknown relation* lw—
tween Urn *im and the elements of the
earth and earthly life.
Mr. Young claims to have discovered
two particular nion-ter spots on the
•u&SOurbtce; the reuYsukablc feature
of the o!»*ervHtion being that but one
is visible at a time, one being seen
with the right eye, the other w ith the
left, eve only. He says the solar
fffim is a division of the cc-inponent
p^rfs of tlie electric current proceeding
.ioui the sun raking place after it eli
te rs"the coptines of t\ie *•»rt-b's atmos-
I’here. lipnii whieh is tdei troyriipbed
the Image of the sofar tle!d« of color
and which spread oyer the yAsi ghrftfce
of the •un Vj ' S
Mr.' Young my* that he has beheld
on tlie sun’s surface Jaftd with extend
ed slope* of mountain side, w-jib grand
iud priudpitous heights, whusd rocks
glow 'W iili^ prismatic colors mingled
with green freshness of a tyremii-ij
tcgetatioii . and tloral radiance with
* and,
Mules.
j.i^st mu+ved ft* fine h lot of all
purpose. Kentucky Horses' ami
A.
-Mules a* wore eVer brought from
The Blue Grass State. They Are
pretty, they are extra good atul
prices are right at ; ; t
mmn sale stables,
U II,LINTON,
«. C.
Buggies,
Wagons,
Harness.
Choice arid Complete Stock from
, the l|i-st makers In America oti
hand and tor sale at prices that
can wot he duplicated lor cheap
ness in' the State.
Ciino and he convinced that
- reality exceeds-d-escription.
(jl’IMV A. KLNM DV.
iviLLI-STON, '$£. Cv
Uegistcrril Jcrs y Bull Calf For Sale.
’ • • * , . . > ' . »
One solid colored, tfenltfov, handsome
ot. Lambert hull caH-out of rich mlll.-
ing legisfered dam,Hire posses-mg 7')^
of blood of Melia Ann’s Victur Pogisy
son of Cnnces* of l)orset,. .Official but
ter teat lbs. 1 oz but-tor in seven
davs. This is a rare wppqr-tunlty |ri
secure h line anlnial at hTreasonable
price, cbnsidering breeding.
Write to
Glendale Dairv, . 1
Barn welLfL U.,, 1
TRESPASS NOTRE.
M'e forliid all Ttunting; •hmoirig or
tre*(>a*sit>g o[ any Mnd on the buula wc
o .vnor(.•onr.rol under peoalrrot ill - h-iw
..• J P Giav.
IRK "BASS N’OTIiLK.
—Any and aH-persons are hereby* for
bidden under perlaltv of prosecntioW to
enter upon the lands of the unilersigu-
etl. making path* or roads nerosa thynt,
or committing aiiT trespasses injurious
liiereto. i
R A.'Enis.
Barnwell, (> February, Bty.'I.
NOIKE.
Tlie public w ill please taTe notice that
1 prohibit and hereltv forewanL
andjitl persttusimnotramtog or yh
ing birds ,or ^nV other i gahte on
uses, or in irriy other way
u[)on niy lands.
hi y
trespaie-
w. v Gin, ^
Aljendile.'s^ C.
NOTICE.
w liicli the most 'beaurif«F -mtturai rr(»
jr-rt* on en,rth do not compare', amI
tfbm this spring the colors we find in
the rainbow .o-nd thospristu,
* Beyond thc*e mountnin slopes, he
sftys.'tlie vallevs and nl.-iin 4 , w hicli. are
the abodes of exalted beings, who live
at tlie fountain' *nd •oTirtie o‘l all we
eniov ami drink »t th- wells of endless
lilwand bask in tlie ravs of moral at-
moiiplier.eTjliniiiDated hy'thq light yf a
livrenniaT tia'v:
** ■ . . -.—
— A third party may he aTT riglit in
politics, but when it comes—to court-
■hip it’tt different. , -
LIQUID
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CAPUDIIME
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S. KR-ASX 1
LEADER IS tl)W PifflB;
tar( have clieoked liyFHtjL pieseni stoyk of winter good*, and find
that w bile dealn»hie nhw. that Carried over until next winter it will
tiirtv look like‘•ie)c.” So vailiej- than cat ty this stock over, I hayede-
ctded to C(>n vcrrirtllb •Moc” NOW !
Fierce Ljtjed Undersltirts tliat wyre 3,0c will be sold for 3Se.
Hats tliat w er^ 50v go at doci 1 ; ^ • «
Gloves that wefe-fAtv-go «t Mac. "
Men's l>re*> Shir'.s that, wyre 35prm?<;in Inly for due.
Knitted Flecct-'Liiicd Bcttbi'';tXs, red. white and bint, that Were
go at dact , - . •-,-' .. ••■.’.!«sts. .
Ladies' Caoes tliat vverCUfk; no4^3.• w ill he'•olil*at STav^L
Black Dress Uantiels, dti inciif’s' w idcr-that were otk! \>'ill be sold
for djc per yard. " . i
5)6
• If'-
Oka wf.'i—J
?
«\s above. In Tan, at d.'>r per yHjrd. ' ,
Silk Finish Vel vets, wedui .)*)c.-cpTttTt3 • per yard
Corduroy Black, Tan, and Grey that were sol J for 5.)j and
be sold at doc |)cr yard
J * I nfants’ Caps, were ode, to go at H~> •. .”•—- \
W bite I ’amask Napkins that were ti )A p»r dozen, go at die per d->z-*t).
Ladies’abA Misses’Black Felt Leggins that were ,30c will he sold
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T ;!5r:
SPEC IA L r» ATUIAIX T)AY>S OX"
. . MONDAYS AND FUIDAYS. »
. KRASNORR,
* r -li:AL;EK I.N LOW PRICES.
AM'prerspprs for the y^ar l!W>d w fll'
please sendJn to—this ot.lii’O ^af oi ye-
therr list of hands for the year.' By
writim- a Bostal Card to me, you wTTT
receive tdro proper blanks f ( »r tire pttf-
Don’t fail t* gyv^..ymrr Yost Of-
•V
0. W Ba.ker. -
j-ecc
fjose
lice.,
R. C. Roberis, Jr-.,
'W— ^. - t-le i k.
-.Vi pen i-or.
MONEY TO LUND.
I am prepared to, negfijiate loans on
1m proved Farms for live years, partia)
navoientsf inteiest 8 per cetij _<*n lo ins
huilcrsjl.IH'O; f-per t crit.TVtf'dtlaus ^ver
$1.0tK). l*oo‘t Wiite, come and sep*. me,.
, J. O. PnrTT^Wt^oN.
Barit well, s. c.
Tttfc” STATE-.or SOUTH CAROLINA.
T
By J
. Cor.Vrr of Banxv. et.t^ ,
K. Sneiling. Esq:. Judge zrf !>(*-
hate ill Barnwell CoitntTT—
Fcii.Malc-lly
MMorc & CrccLh’sFTiarniaCv.
nnd gist era yen nianicsl-lbo'dnugjitcr of trrnging the ration under the lenves
of yoci—bosniing bouse I.eepr’rV"
i
remotely hiuted atTt, dar-
iM rhe farmertT. atid In two suits for heiiDf Eft
dam ages Judge SitnontoTt gave each
claimant flUJX.O;
This same jet y buslr.ora, to enable
boats of amall size to get to Augusta,
has, it is said, so retarded the currfenj.
that iifverllowft are far mere freque*it
und harmful than in «>Ulen times, and
corn planting In the rich ftwo dtps h is
become a very doiibtliil busiijcwr II
that bill is true the governmenr. ought'
to b* made to pay the injured land
owners a right recompense.
• ome time ago Major/Uarry Ham-
rtond of ileech ls!a)ui, the best aulliof-
ity in the Htate on Its physical history
and characteristics, suggested In a
lettur to the Aiken Recorder that the
jetties 1>e taken out of tlie river, Ute
ahoal* dredget) by the gOTeniinent t>o
that the old time Nile like productive-
eft* of these now ruined lauds could
be restored. •—i
Biild "mother bcloncrd -to oee cf tlie
rtiost miistocratic I’ldliidclphla fami
lies? It's tram."
“Yes, mypthr, I ffnlnrged on fhnt.”
“I found jrijrt long ago Hint most peo
ple rosfKM-led men who worked, but
rather lookjcd down. espc<M:illy \voiiH?n
who didn't!work, oti women who dlvL
dJetmwr—fct
-Utemeehes. ami if we were in a hurry
for n very tender piece of ^fillet our
F(K)k wouKl wrai) tin tl>£ undf reut of
the sirloin In the leavea^whei} tho new
ly killed meat would he as tender ns if
it luul been hung for m cofftiltlcfatHr
time.”—Cbanriiera'Journal.
Trinity College, N. C. laat weak enn-
crre-l the degree of LL. D. on Bi*!i-
op W. W. Duucan of Spartanburg.
Dr. G. R. Moore, for twel ve yearj.
prideisor in Furm a n Uu i ve rs it v, win
nfturu to Uis natlro Htate,.Vlrgini*.
having accepted the position of Snpcr-
Irltendcntof the Anti-^a'oda^. Ixiagtie
of that State. He will also bd-editor
of tbeX'htlstian Federation, the tmurth-
plec J ol the League. v V
SaehFF who can preach to please
otery bearer, the editor who can writ-
to pUs*« eyory reader, the merchant
who can sell gooJs to please evferr
customer, the lawyer who can speak
to please every listener, and fhe dres«-
maker who can please every woman
all dead and wearing wings in
paven. Perfection it not found in
tnltjv
Itlkh Wi im-n nre worse, and
If ymr don'A f!illO'.v my ditcclloim Fit
tcrriu tiL.youTto duitb.* Swear on this
I out
y “ii'sdbc ntbie. ,,r
"Yns. Now. Rwrar!”-
.'T;XIm ift'- l'Tr'co:ning sorlotM. Did I
ever break ti twoiuiKC? VVbat am I to
swear. Halt of my cycs?'’ said thc.big.
fond fellow., • \
“ I hat you'll never rcntotrW hint that
fluhet mnde„soups, and motViqr cooked
the meats, and I made tbe-qnlstry and
dkl the elm tuber • work, nnd Gi’orgc
waslicd 1 he dislicp nnd scrolling!, and
thi*-wttftXirtr-Way^viStr- wife's family
wi re enabled to hold tbcfr herds up In
the.wot id. Do yon suppose that' if l
wait.d on the table the way that girl
did down tUo Kiroct you'd have ever
looked at me twice? If your sistyrs
knew what you know now. they'd look
down oil me. ( have read Hint country
bred Fhtjrifsli women are narrow, and
wtint I uak la easy-your part. Now,
Clumsy, a wear on the boo!; a in in n
double oath. Repeat It after me—I
promise to let ,my wile"—
“My wife”—
—“answer all 4»ly mother's ned sl»
texsi
IVr.flona.l l.lfe.
The .life of a £ rent people Is both in-
wqcd-Uttd fiuluard^-Il ia a life of the
Ttrund 1^ is :i life Of aclion. niidTTI?
k
rreatnesa of;n rneff is dele mil ned ,by
' “Every one”—
—"and 1 1 will nOvrr look surprised n»
what sb^says, or wink, or lift an eye
brow. 1 * . .
"An eyebrow.” he iterated delighted-
iy. then rubbod bers the wrong way
jaWHfey i teyMirstefti
nt oveiflpg sn/r them -seated In Hie
dlHing room of tUe fine old mansion on
tlie Iz* Froy estate. The cut glass nnd
old silver shone bravrty—hr the bride's
honor. Bhe looked delicate nnd aristo
cratic iieslde AlH? large, fine, red cheek-
od English lassos. Tltey admired her
openly with their eyes, and Onnlly
Maude, the younger, veatcred to do It
the depfh-naal volume of its life fnTUe
spirjr.und adequacy of ils action to ex
press that life. There is in the heart of
every race a group of ideas which inay
be c.tffed' Ideals, fiucc they express the
passions, the faults and tho aspirations
of liW pe»*pkv There is also-ItiThe same
race a i>ower of iietioi). an rxecutive
Uhility, a skill in doing, and the real
national problem is the eo ordination of
these fwo sides of' life—tlie. side of
’ideas of action. Wo live in our ideas;
wo espresd’our Idearhy the things w*
do.
NOTH E TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All persons indebted to the estate of
Mrs., Elizabeth A. Kirksetvlute <‘f tlie
(’onnt' of Bat'iinell. deeea*ed. are re
quested tomake prompt payment, to the
undersigned, and all persons holding
ciaiin*’ ae*i,ii*t "aid estate
present theAams duly attest-d tonre; -
t " Joint J7Kirivsey,
QvuvBtied Xxocnrar.
Saluda C. H. H. C., Feb. ytd IfltlU.
BOARD OF EQFALIZATI >N
The Town-hip B .arcl* of EquoTTzaTioTT
will meet at' the office’of tlie County
Auditor, for ths purpose <d equalizing
the tax returns, on tlie to!lo\ving da\>
Allendale, Baidock and Barnwc!! on
Monday, M arch 0.
Wiieress J. P. Brie-ter applies for I > e:-
rersof Administraiiott on the estate i f
Mrs. T. E Briecter, deyea-ed,
f fha* are, therefore to t he awl nd
monisfi nil awl Siivguiar, the kiudnui
imij creditors of tlio said deceased., to
iwaTTfl 'a Tqn- ar TiPTri" rc rrrc 'i ,T a"" (; t Tn • t 7 »T
Broltate for the said eonntwtn tur lroTit-
Mt. Barnwell c. II. on Friday,
• li*It day of March* UMid, at i I o’.*h»-k
a. m. t to sltow t atise, if any. why the
said ndmin'stiHtion should tio* bw
gran'le.tL, . "
"GTven under my liand^nd seal of itie
rt t his fit It (iay of February, A. I>
ami in Ureone linotlred ami
twenty-seventh year of tiic Soyeroign-
tv and lifdependcnce of tiie United
States of America.
J ** SNEJ.LIVO
•Btohate Judge
Bnhllshed ItiTiik Baiixwki.i. Beoim.k
f
ME BEST IE THE WORLD.
TITe' British Govenuhent bought a Hundred thousand, for.
-army purposes,in less than two years., and but rior their help _
aMd be fighting the Bears vet. ^ ; ,
•■t?ow it js buviii^ another hundred thousand for farm"™',
work in Sfruth Africa. At Lathrop, Missouri, a drove of
1 s.000 is being - collected, for which John Buil is paying S170
apiece. " .. /' ••
JUST RETURNED FROM ST. LOWS
with'two car lpads_of the 'Finest AH Purpose Mules I liave ever
handled. Thev are superb, matchless com, and’"cotton makers
and unequalled as draft animals. —.
Pi^OOF THAT 2 PLEASE. — _1— ’
Durins the tirsl w-eek in J.nuury Whittle’s Stables sold
Nine Thousand Dollars worth—of stdckA. Tint proves as
plainly as a sumiii arithmetic:*. -—~
1st>-JTiat 1 understand my business. ■"""
.^d. Hut the stock 1 .handle sirits^theAwise-- -prople: .ihat
f j * : ’''buv them - -u, - ' . -
3d. Tluit my prices are ri.^ht, and that every
_ - "more than value received.
Come to see meJTJ be ^htd-To show am! *11 you the ties?
State and wins per prices that witirnake you
:ustomer gets
U-
stock in tlu
huppy-
w 11 st a bl i:s.
— m.A( Kvaxii, s. c. —
A lot of I)ti“-gi(*s am! H;ti nr>s to lie sold at cost—
V> '*
some BELOW.
t)
Fcltriiitrv tstcjj^rnirff"
Bcnntnt sp!■ ni*;*, niai 1 k viihouiit Hitt
1.1 *. istmrriON No r i» k.
(sah‘ da)■ j id i-ac!
\ ( sr HM.'t fwr the*
busjtic»s as i- required by
wanted:/-- ' • •
U’e would like to aslf., throuth the
columns of \ nu r paper,, if ilu’i e I* any
i ct'l.ll who has 'used (iteen's A 11^11 st
F ((fcer for the cure of Iwllgt.*iinn,
Dviqwfwra, an.FLIro [roubles tliat has
'not hewn'cHted—awl we ai.-tj tticai tlMilr.
resiiits, sin h a* sitiir stdtii^chT fer-
iiient|itloti o f fond, hahitual costivpness,
nervods tlyspcp*ia. In attaches, ih spotul-
•■iH feeliugs, si'eplessiic**—in fact, any
'roubleenmircred with the stomnch Or
liver? This medicine lias hten Hid for
many years in all civilized (ountries,
atul.Wc wizb to Lurrcspond wllt ys+u
Bond tut Thcsday, .March’to
Fe*ur MTTe Gtwrge- l.'nyTv tind Great
(.'y prets on vYed n r.t lav M a rc h 11.
.’Red Oak, Rich Laud “and Rn-eman
on Thursday, March VJ.
Sycaifiore .iml WilU-ton on FriAnv.
March 1.I. — A.* .
The flmutv Board will m-He h*
ffmirth TUS'sIhtV ill March, which is |j»«
r.M (?Sv. All poranu * having ruin
pliiints to make will meet them on tliat
day. * *... _
W. Hi Duncnn,
Oounty Auditor.
•Barnwiell.'S.'O., February 23, IDff.i
> ———■—*——
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice iii hereby given that on Fri
day. 'Jotli dav ofsMaich. loot, thc--uii-.
(b r.igned will til!; Iti* lii al account a'
Administrator of the GAlnte of fieurge
,M. t'orlev, (IccptM dy w itti the Judge iif'
’i'iu* li Itgini Lii bur-BrtAkV wilt he (ire*n
^-Ui.,1 lie l,'iiiy'f lliiii'.o tu* t4is* itt-«s-4Gm>i'.rr
iinuitti Vim jn^je the
fra n sac I ion i,i such
\V.
B. OT,
Black, ;
Jiiicrerary,
aw.
J. Baxley,
Uhairman.
1 ai-fii ,
i^id send you one of nur b( ok* fr^e of
cost. If youqteVur trie.l August Flow -,
a •. try u JAccbI bottle Hint. We have
n*ver . known of its failing,
'••metiiing mote serious D the
^itli you. The 25 cent size
Oeen introduced this year.
Stagegaa
RANTED A TR A V EL LI NG' A LES •
*«• | V .,
To work retail fra'le in this**- aflff Joxtr-
adjoiulpg couhtlesuv Good salary and
permanent position to right man.
Address, with references, Lock Box
Ifii, Bedford City, V*.
BrobatC for Bannyw tHimry, and- ap
ply for Letters l)1»nd**t5ry[
February BJtlr I'KKr. .,
B. II Corley,
Administrator.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice 1* hereby given that on Mon
day, K.fh d iy of March, ISJO.'L the un-
ttersrgne j'wilFtltrhls final accorfut At
Executor of the estate of I^vnAy Chis
olm, deceased; with tlie Judge,of Pro
bate for Barjnvell Coupty and apply
for Letters IjjBtniissorv. ;
A. D.auk D. Wilson, 7
— Executor.
Fcbrutry athTOO^-
DR. m P. LEE, JB
Dentist,
WILLISTOX, - - S. C.
AYill work anywhere in^ the country
by special appointment,
P. M. BUCKINGHAM.
- ----- - ' • J
BARN-(! K(j,,» C., r
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE HflXEI SECCiElI WISIED.
UFE iNSURfiNCE,
(Agent for New York Life.’'
FIRE INSURANCE,
(Calhoun & Conipanv)
List your property with me. Inspec*
XiHlU. - TOP - S
^rRMWgtrtr
nt<
iSTtit'in* help of AmerieH*i hor-c-. a nd mules hrrd on the hre*zv prairies
British legions coiiq'iered tipO- Boer’nilfag.uii,.ts 10 tlie mwst woinihTJiii war
of modern li.ines
'' ith tln-be+fi of this lame type <if st H, the farmer* of Mouth CaTeHnn esn
arivfi awtiv hard times amt bring mirk pVurv and prosfxHtr to nil
ill it b the rctil rn nj. jiciicrTn "TTutli
mules
.stock
convince von *
. . "iint Africa iho d'.m.ind fohdlots’s and
for tt»c there ha« ciTdcrt. iiTTit tlwv''oii(hcrn Bffycf can agafn get the B*st
in the world at old time prices.
A *iglit of lirov.n'sJteaiiilcs, the priiltyo/* 1 th^ pi airies', will
•jtlnit. In* his ivat-v "iniceil and w hat-yon yuri for
* l"‘ Best hiiggi(*«7 Wagons, Harness, toade hv American ■ t -H|efl.lttbftr.--.—
kefit to go nit 1 ! gUt-ydged Mock, and at correspondingly hivv trerces" - T'ome to
the II1II Top Stables and sec for your selves. Twill be glad to see and serve you
- • .»*•■—■ ,..^.ss»o;'wjWit • ■T - -'''" •. ^ jjy
ISITtO'W'lNT,
T1A IxTsTSY r : L,L.s. c.
722 BROADWAY, AUGUSTA, GA.
*„ Ne^t Door to J. B. White’s Dry Goods Stored-
"’"■f'D OFFICES_IN THE UHJTED S-TATESI
tended to 'iVniTs reasonablef Gorre*
spondence solicited. Address \
, - * P. M. BUCKINOIIANT, (
ItaRX WELL, S. C.
i-
retnsm
Surveyor and Civil Eng meet
Special,‘ittention given to the compo.
tatlon of water-powers, leveling and
drai nage.
A postalcard ivdclressedto a; Mar
tin,^. C f , will r»‘olve protupt atter-
lion.. t. i. octJ>W„lj-
NO MORE DREAD Olv THE DENTAL f HAIR.
'. • /'As -i. .. . •
Aropnene for painless extraction PRICES
of teeth. Absolutely harinless. i' Pesiget Teeth’, either upper or lower....fii.'fo)
Simpiv applied to the gums. No had iWttal BctsTuth. «0 1017 ()<)•
results follow. We call the atletition ^"Ild’TJk(iold ( ruwne..
.■tlMI nervn»»
dnless System of Dentistry In all
Its brauclics.
awnvmetit. rr...... .toe to n/ipi
Ijitraotvig Teeth, Baii>!e' i s fitc
Extra-, ting Teeth, old way gfic
Jfe
ALL WORK WARRAIUTHD
Wecxamlne your teeth fiytf iif cliarge and tell you just what your work wlb
cost. Ali we ask li fi vls't to our office and we w'ilkpltuyp yoo. - - —
LOOK FOR QLR SIGN’S.
Dr, G. W. SHACKELFORD D. D.S., Manager.