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I TH P? MIC ?r il ? ?i??i??? .c c c 1 mjbaxmnjajib aptodatb. Milton's norlnl Pine*. I^T Wlien Miltoa died on Nov. 8, 1(R'4. i'l" be was burled In Bt. Giles, Cripple- 4 4 irate, says tlio London Tatler, thoujrh bis remains were distributed In 17PO, 11 it iu ?iil <>ii.l l< lu not milt?. fortnln IEFARING FORI? PHP. (MPMGN U P.?!T:T MG AT TAlJ i (. 1 / ^ u "m r ' ^ i r <r ? 1 II 11 Jc LIT 1 1 >nes' St A A ock I now where ho actually Ilea. Earlier atlll the uncertainly aoenia to have ex- GEN Itsed, for Aubrey qualutly tells ua: "Ills Btonc Is now removed; about two D, yearee since (now 10811 the two steppes to the communion table were ray sod. 1 gliesso Jo Speed ami he lie together." Still, even at the risk of gazing ut "Jo Speed's" resting place by mistake, 0' St. tjiles should be visited today, for 1-j.i i i ,.r mii. ' k iill MAUiV 1 II J I. WILIE JONES ANNOUNCES ATES FOE MEETING OF CL'JBS CODNTY AND STATE CON- io VENTIONS. in Wilie Jones, chairman o' 11? c Democratic executive cor^-nii ' V > ? V; ; i t" H 1 ' . i i ? I j we .wV:..itn; 1 u33il, ieJts ?.ery ac^ur 1 .1. Int. ;t gocleti Fvwuys have already received a . Caliars, llaadkerchlefs H y 1.'ii.ri s nnd all moat H I We ^-v-w-r * At LOS 5 have bon v r> y \ yi t. I ig'lit the 8 k /-m /-k 'a-a h lilt* WUUIl' llt'iKiii'uniuiri a.*.. ton. It was quite near, in Itartholo- tee, mew close, that ho lay hid after the pain restoration till he was pardoned; quite near, in Aldersgate street. that he w1 took the "pretty Garden house at the ,a" end of an entry," that suited his studies, being "tlie quietest street In der Loudon"?excellent for the studies no ma> doubt, but perhaps the reason for the mn flight of his frivolous young wife.? |)e| stated yesterday that the e.im ? iNc\ 11 incident to t lie (>ai ty pi ima i u^ soon commence, lie .exports to a nun^ the executive commit lee 10- Lut ter about the 4th of April in or- ^ ^ to take up any matters which ' require the attention oi tlie com- nff< tee before t lie meeting of the ^e, uocrafic clubs. t UK INKW Kl:LT v a*i.l sty.isii Wash Selts, prettily e.n jral.l er of pretty styles; special t>*' lies' New (lilt B:lt?, soft, piet". y i II' lies' w an 1 gas:! 1ye;s; t.ipp's special price . w shields, Kleinert's feather weight, each t 1 ,'?c al price 50c. eior .riuurn* JH . 25c and 50c* H ind every pair guaranteed; I Iauuv v flee a in tlx ^ iii u ^ri'a nd have oj e rear of c it sue 11 )encd it I mr Dry I London inronieie. A Hnmf'n Hands nnil l>*l, ' e ' Tho horse never puts Ills lieel on the 2"<ti ground, nor even the ball of his foot, mat He stands up on the very tips of his c|,,i oes, unil this Is, lu part, the reason j-j j, why he can trot so fast. Dobbin's heels are half way up his hind legs. and what we call his knees are really his wrists. ' 0,1 The part corresponding to the upper "" lie meeting of the clubs will no Ion the lust Saturday in Apiil.the " i, ar.d the county conventions, fupp 5 lc up of delegates selected at the j meetings, will assemble on the New of May to elect delegates to the jLialit; te convent 011, a county executive imiltee and a memncr from each nty to the State l'cniocratic ex v. ?-'i , ?->. . ... anil 3'x. pair. v 1 Stockinet Diess Shields, i Hose Supporters, "mio1. o<. mil . r >.!, L!s:'.*, pin : a.' " i teSVaitee" Hose Su . ' <: <pjcii?lly si acli pair ?unrnnteed Rood H . a- d 15c. pair. H made of best I rMAat;priee 23c and 50c, I V>rters tor ladies In a j ta ?lj for stout figures- ? I Good For 1 item ni s Store. :he next ten c r this maoriifii I 1 pys every J cent stock H arm is snort aim is so i'iini ui:u m mv - -? uiuyeles of tli?' shoulder that the elbow the comes next the body, but the horse has few only one digit to each limb, ami the n^( wrist bones are comparatively small. The so called ankle, then, is the knuckle, where the digit joins the linml H' ' or the foot, it ml the "foot" is only a single thick linger or toe, with a great lex nail for a hoof. The lower half of the -j horse's foreleg Is really a gigantie ii*v; tuuniiiiin:. vmi iii'nmiii 11 u lack of fuctionalbm in the last years there has not been much J 2rest in organizing party lnaehin- No .but it is probable that then1 will more care obscrvi <1 than usual in ?cting oiliccrs of the party for the ;t two years. ta r. !te state Democratic convent ioi I be held on the hith of May. that i , or.:. ! !. ._k o !y. ;ou*Ic. v.. ... .. j ?: not; prices $1.0* / u:i'l it f . ' i v :-ps. s Ik, tupcst A.v . : >re ;y prices C; I id j 1.1 vnv'u , IICW We arc ;;lud to show you. I ), $1.50 and $2.00. ry and pretty washable lln- I 25c., 50cMud $1.00 jated colors, large, pretty I 25c. and 50c. 1 re Lly shapes 15. 20 and 25c ' I will be tual co the ful offered at, anc st~. If you wi 1 benefit of thi 1 below ac | ish to reap 1 s splendid I UaiHI. Willi oniy wi<* iniuuie uu;n uuu m out of tin' middle ?>f the palm. 1 while the corresponding part ??f his hind log Is a big, single toed foot.?St. 'on Nicholas. the icv lllntn to I'ti title Spenker*. Never refer pityingly to the poor. Tliis brands you at onee as a ilema goguc. Never say anything respectful of corporate wealth. In so doing yon ><' titf the third Ti;t?(!:iy. It is net i\vn what matters will 01110 h<r the convent ion this year. Afte: meeting of the e< nvent ion t! v {state executive ci mini'. lie wii kc arrantfer.'-.ents for the siati itpai^u along lines (1< elded upon ii convention. The itinerary will ia j mapped out by the executive con I t An i >:?s, while J r. .els, extra( price t. - AiU?..LS. . i the pretty ; h ,, . . . u:ul black; special 10c. I /.la ity linen, soft and sheer, I -10c, 1 a les for evening; also black 1 12 1-2C 1 Ipurcha: fer is f mainde se come early, or ten days onl ;r will be shippe as this cf= 8 y. The re= | d to anoth- | lay you me i r open 10 mo nmrm- <>i ?- ... Inn a hired men. >1 Never use slang if you want respoet- |u able people to take stock in you. Never use pure Knglisb. The masses hate ,u prlggishness. Never talk straight to the point. You ui*fi will la? accused of taking yourself too In seriously. Never tell fnnnv stories. \I? They lead to the suspicion of elilcnn- Vei cry. LOW "he party constitution says that i'-i re sliall be one tir more club* in h ward or tnwiudiin and that li e bs shall meet on the fourth at c' lay in April in State elect ion yea is, ; county conventions the tlrs mday in May and the State con ution the ttiird Wednesday in Ma}. nJVVk. Pile miali lie.-it ionc fnr inl i?v in t 1 > .. I??IIV IHUv', .. c , .i . . ; .. : ! old rose, s ... .1! quality .. v/ASii <J ;oL>? ;n?ei!e 'laU : . wit'! very fine i u.' ;l i . " r a'ues at $5 ea;!i; Tapp". wmic and black, beautlfu1 25c. ;ky blue, black, white and 50c. | rtion and lace. The very s price?1.98, 2.19, and 2.48 Ier poin Attemp at the fol iy. it for disposal. its at word painting ? lowing pi ices the goo> ire now futile, fe ds will gc quick- |g Never praise "our forefathers." An eestry pride is disgusting. NVvcr appeal to the "sturdy Immigrant leaven A' lit our midst." It riles the old families, ret ?Newark News. >f pit l.lfe'w IliKlif ' '. wuieiit. # It lias Iteen i.ii success consists in petting thai at which one aims, and , being happy In It. ISach one should i have a.i Ideal of what Is to he the ex- ( lie primaries are that the person >o desires to vote must have been a wove: orient oftue State U months and jrcss tlie cooiity f.o days, who must d^e himself to abide by the result the primaries, ai'd his naive mi st on the elub list at least l.ve ria\ > fore the lirst primary. Jen. Jones has represented Kiel. beautifi I P iv; of the latest co! irs anJ whit n s!i I ii j'. sUili a rich silk ihisii, the very tl e We have pat the ^rod' o'i sale at spec 12 1-2 t j :: tap C (> i \ U ' o Cotton Voiles, beautifully ling for the newest evening at s ilo prices, !c., 25c., 2,9c., 35c. and 50c. . OMPANY. I CAROLINA. ? i 10c Dress Goods 12c 3 2-3 25c 7 !-2 1 91-2 f | presslon of liis or her lifo. If this Is at- lai 1 talncd In soma degree such a life may c>q j he called successful. Hence, the sue- (_e] eessful man or woman is the one who sjr has siic< ceded fairly well in shaping mi tin* actual life in accordance with the Ideals of life. This requires a strength 1,1 and persistence that call for continual 1,1 struggle, it forms the highest achieve- ^1' incut of life. Itulwcr well says that the lie ....... ?? I. ? ettei'iiiwlo Iilinvn lii< ft .lit ?\v < i>; id county nil tie state executive innillte-o I* years. lie :t? ?I ye -relay that he lias no pnrtiiu'ar t'? e to he chait man of t lie Mali iii I tec lor it entails a en at thai <! rd work aiul hrii.^s dou.. a I t i I pleasantness upon tin head . f tl < airman, hut ii the party desires it will attain seivo. rr * M A . A rish m 50c' 75c 1.00 1.50 38 I 55 I | the oil" wlio I'.irly in life clearly *1 isi corns hN object and toward that obloot habitually directs bis powers.? ! Vt'l 1 from "Vital truest ions," by Dr. Henry D. Clinpln. 401 (till (Irvciovlpli VIltiiKf. tin Of that part of New York ?-t|y known gci as Oreenwhh village, situated on the tOJ lower west side, the Four Track News j \ii uriicie nuvmg mo nppi r nee : ing * inspired" stall s list tli ipesarv supporters will hold .1 e ntion in anticipate!) c>f li e Mali avciitionand that t! e wi 1 get the r \Ve es into good condition in plenty <>1 oe. This is in keeping with the suit jtioiis made a few da;.;; ago by t-ena; Timian. Jp to this time there have been no I jp'&tato ere new ready to i, XVil/L^ L)l_jlkD^) -L iri ?es! i ... c n. .iUivir'ri 1.00 Kid Gloves 2.00 Lace Curtains 1.50 1.00 Ta hi p T ii n pn i 1.50 8 100 1 i nn?^. wmt r .1^ .1 vniiiKc unit man r on j Amsterdam itself is that of ttreouwleh | village. Jlere, when Hudson steered '1C ; the Half Moon through the narrows, ' was tl?e Indian village of Sappokunl- l"ucan, on n high and healthy spot water li<? ed by Ilestavar's kill, the same Minetta pi ' brook that until late In the last century ran above ground Instead of below as I now across I'tilon and Washington i yL squares and into the Hudson near | " en movements by either the ili* nsary or anti dispensary people 1<. ird a meeting, allliu.uli it lias bc? i itomary l a the prohibitionists t( *.. l?l a-stato en vmtii n in the tally iny, ! lie Slate. ?I*d< 'ILL ANNOUNCE IB ^ . ' ~ "LY RED /rile us at onc? . prices. ;i\> an'* v. ' . : . RUM.'!* <'r ' * 1 1 ' ' ROSE. to bojjk ' (luring . i-cbru g|| I Be pruc M trrnTT 4-1.^ . 75c lent when good chan ces come your |j Jloustnu stnn't. The I'm hixI (bo (iraprx, Every schoolboy knows that the fable of the fox ami the sour crapes is Inaccurate from a natural history point !co of view, savs a I.omlon newspaper, ami. as usual, every schoolboy is wrong. An eminent Oxford professor on hearing the point discussed the other day actually brought some cranes NEXT FEW DAYS. v LE L. BLEASE WILL SCON STAKE FORMAL ENTRANCE IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR OF SOUTH 1 I \ ? : i I c us 07/. Oi . ) Jl.v, S. . J.IM 1>S. name you prices. 1 ' V ,.4 k 1 N W * ^ , v? n wa^ ? wie i | enormous 9 stock?Bet 9 again this a,uuve cue binipiy bU? cut made throughc ,ter buying chances i season. jgesuve or cue i : >ut the entire will not occur ancl then went to the 7.00, where he tried them on a fox, who ate them creed ilv! r 11 in Diincnit roHition. Laj '"If von are going to remain in publie life you must do something to attract attention." "If I don't attract attention T don't fret re-elected, and if I do attract attention it's ten to one I'll be ill vest ie.it. I UAKUL1KA. I \PEGTS GOOD CAMPAIGN. I ti ii'i !L I I u i. iaU'. . 1 I SPRING. \ Cooper, l-'inai cial *vc I THE WIN Our Mr. : LAST CA TER CLO' Whitten is now in LL ON I miNG! I New York se- b cxl. So wbal'ni 1 goin' to do?"?Houston ^ Post. , ' . Set l njunt. Wll *'So you tli*uk your parents are 1111 tr Just to you, Willie, mid Hint your touch ||lt. or has it in for you? You are a i?oor. s(u abused martyr, aren't you?" j js "Yes, l inn. Everything I do Is laid . to nie;"?Cleveland Leader. jus v mi IV/ I lit' v IIIUII'V-M fewberrv, S. Fob. 2(> st t< i;xtor Colo L. Mease, of l Ins * n has signified his intention to on- m the race for the governorship nt state this sinnincr, this mr?uii-<p r? , ted that he \vd! f rmally am in ecandidacy and platform during coming week. Sei ator IJieaso has t le'iirn'd from Co'vnnhi i when-I I ri ary m ' ' '1 1,1 j pii"*; <-ln d i u ; i < 1 . '" uiitlaj a II IT i \ til ; iund ioi l ' T > '. ' J "AT ]V Thu n' t-v'\ cLL (lin ing i !i "7 *" ' 77 " - V li'i noon: i Mi 1 I III' i,:.!, I,. <. cenvjih* ] eir.alc college, an admirable sermon last t ilie Baptist ci-urch, and i g'.?d conliibutuu to the lie new building, shimce of I' B. Edwards "capert destruction t?y fire r high wind of Tuesday afi look tin from a cinder in 1.1 ! Ilo c/tlit It nArnb Ilecting his most com] it has beei not need a lay it awa; _n ; spring stocks which prehensive, in every d< i our good fortune to l suit now it will pay y?we've positive inst . f* i t* ii _ i -t are, by far, the || apartment, that i ' show. If do $ you to buy and Si ructions to sell r\ l t TU<* DuiikUrrpcr Not Ilrtiliul. I'f Mr. Asker?They tell me that the ses< bookkeeper of your firm i* behind In vvil ills accounts. Is that so? Mr. Tasker j)rQ ?Far from tt. He came out ahead. sj()| It's the company that's behind. j()#| S?? SUyl wet ''Wasn't the brldu delightfully tlmbl V" S 'Very. Shu was even sliy ten years you n-tiun ? ......... ... ' has been in attendance upon the Mai don of the state legislature and jsavi 1 he busy during the week w it b bis the < fessional work, court being in ses- cuvp: 1 tl lis week. He hopes to lie a tile ,,,fj ? innounee bis platform during the lSt 1'. sk however. het \ u en a tor ttiease is very much en- ti . rag'd with his - ut look foi a sue vl i t ':nu (?]' ir? '.of | unalcly t ry lil1 lo ^irl, ;u.ii 11'ono t!'iu* < f c iri> sin| vci, t i c mil)pis :ii><i >>ri 11:n 1 *??fl >|>e??I .ilPiitS lit I 'Till k. ill i < |ii|)g l'O *; i || lor |K*i foi msinri in < ' w n?nl it' iv pvi nintf wore to fa ir i i, , ?! wi . (i I ' . . O ; "< i ..ii liini.i1. .i *.?? nvui li p-UICII 1 iur1). lire was discovered at an < l?> Mr. J .is A Merit*, .I.\ extii jmiisi d ii bevi'iii w?.r on hf> if .a-a,-, i on Edwards A '.Ml navi1 an e'puanr, i : (I \ 11 li tills l li last ' Till) II Iregaruiess WHI oi cost icr me next i tte!)rv< compan u uays, oniy. goods I V. II l" JjUlllH HIT nil*. ? ' r?-a Mot Hi tlli'ult. SOU lligli Priced Doctor?You are now |)!(, convalescent, and all you need Is exercise. You should walk ten to fifteen Ia 1 miles n day, sir, but your walking thou Id have an object. Patient?All right, doctor. I'll travel around try- tug ing to borrow money to pay your bill. lias flirt fill campaign tiiis Miniti'.rr 1< * lizcs * Ii;tt he will bo iii* insl >e strong men, but hopes l?> be a ii? take care ?>f himself in tin B. lie coming camp wi'l p l b I several Nevvb. rr? |0 iiici'ins s > k- r state llice. Hon Hub I!, i va announced I hat lie will lac ile lor IToveriiiii 1 i r?m '' .e3* ?? v V,; 11 f ' T: ? J lea ..i i.. * 1 " - < r yr. J. ?v \ i.i.-u ( uito sick, In 11? r itwimififfWftns >u have idaclie, Ner-3 Lwbmm J SBURG, s. c. f Not to lie Rrpralrdi (]f| ' Yes." nil old Indian tighter was say- l)t., lnjr. "Ihr Sioux done something to nio |() ( that they could never do again." "What was that?" "Tliov scnlned me." 1,1 ? aioi livr. formerly pi Mil nt < I i\> \v o 13 collect" anil one ol 1 e i> at i 1. nh'-rs o* 1 )i< Nrwii y I) r is 1 1 >nnle> ur?f? fl i?i make Hio e?* I r ' '* s i'niied St il'SM ii i 1 a? 1 >t " 1 ,1 nst' r B. H. Tillman.; Col. a*-.. 11. Aun. j ^ igvaij ? ii ,| ? r 'on ?'<? j ^ Liwi LilhaU bo^t The and tcnL: I lie liver. S"ld L> | jins Hros? i *< i*ine * L iir. It in |o mini! ^ Fur Sale at nil :uo STOKI-s. j* UMiUIUiUR