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THE HUMORIST. Mrs. Justgott Hermunti?My i home has stained glass in alt the v QOWI. EARLY FIRE IMPLEMENTS. 1CW Ax>plUn"M l?fd la Thla Country Ii vln- I the SeTeateenth Century. Undoubtedly the flrst lire eomiviuj 1 'Southern2^ ^ Ji.T?^Bwy.4tgTOQAT"L MEET ME AT /VI ifi-\X/ t*f*h" Qnp TAPP'S rinl VjiIiipc e.4 :; * j;:; isttna flsmkis 1 til: Ot.n RELIABLE. I i*j<v i "t t?/\ I i ?"? M r>f !/\i OR<lAM/.RI> 1868. |L I* #? ( I ?*-?<? 1.T kdl Mrs. Notyet Butsoon?Now, th too bad. Cau't you hnd sometl that'll take It ou t??Cleveland 1 Dealer. An old colored preacher made comment on a departed brolher: By de blessln' er Providence be m.n*t *ntifT tor hiirv him. en I ] at's organized in this country wub formc< ,ln^r i in New York in 1638. It was culled th< 'lain Prow'ers ttm* Wtt8 composed of elgh men. with 200 buckets, hooks and smut ladders. Where the buckets were ob talned and whether or not they wen in addition to those owned by the towi tills , the records fall to state. In 1070 Snleu purchased two or three dozen cedai ]ef buckets, besides books and other lui tiesr plcments; also tbo selectmen und tw< [Railway || THROUGH SERVICERS < Every Day All The In ' Way* 1 HUiH-itAi'K ivurups ri - - ? ? t j V The J unci special sales are i Jepsrtmenl otters unusually ind latest ?oods to be had a tnp a week or so ago to New ' to the buying public here. 5: it vies ill evfirv lint* uhirh roii! V ^4 ti good shape. Livery ?j fn good values. Ntwet-l ? 1m; nywhere. Mr. Tapp* *1 11 J 1 1 <i it Vork was a revelath n i "O many newer goo<! :1 not Ii5?v^ h?rn hoiiir-. ' Jl \V i ( V vyii I VMIIIU 1 MllIUI ited Staics, Slate. County aiu savings department. Capita teres*, allowed at the rate of Surplus km* cent per annutn. payable Liability arlorly, February, May, Aus? and Nt ventbr. OFFICERS. A r"! I 1 rtc Pr.'vii." ? 1 11 HI U t City Depository^ I paid in . . . .$.00,000 ffl profits .... 72,000 pj c f stockholders 2('0.<KK) Mj 3482,000 P| tell dar'll be a margin over ter bis sufferin' wldder ter git a b drew ter mourn for him In 'twel fits married ag'Jo."?Atlanta Coi tutlon. Tourists (visiting an ancient cas ?Are there any legends conne h_i_ others were authorized to tako eoni ? tnund at Area and to blow up and pul lack <jOWD buildings when auch action wiu she necessary. This practice appears t< QSti have been uiuch more common befon the use of engines than ufterwurd Boston on Sept. 9, 1079, ordered thu every quarter of tho town should b< . 1 . provided with twenty swobes, twe ' scoopes and six uxes. The swobes, oi c swabs, as they are now culled, wen ? H >RAWlNO-ROOM SLEEPERS ? ' ' li SOUTHERN RAILWAY DIN- j [ K INO CARS rj I * H FINEST CARS |Ep! | } H FASTEST TIME ! it the price; paid uniess our I Ladies' Firnishings. xv blue NEW NOvELT?HS. iidisi' culSar au< cuff seta, very ( , if" and stylish, price and $ I. J8 act . V I * ' ' i:?e all-over iac.? and embroiders ! ? * w J. myer was on the spo . ^ ? 1 . If ash ribbons In white, pink , Nos. I tr? t? hcst < ii illty, ju C ;t ; ,?c to 15c yni Ujj 'A ir2 T" ? all silk >sfcjsiiiitic ribbon, " ' *!$ V.' wluo, I'.ht bine. Mr- ^?-3, w!:!',-*. ' Ptfds Hi A lavcrii. OiW .1 ..W. x. fl. i S Muller, Vic.' President J. M. I DIRUCTORS. hn 11. RoMin, . A. Clark. ] 'iau I>. f-"vh1ay, illiani i'. lirtvranco, ' tin l< M'.nnuuKli. C Wrltflil, -TP- 3CW2 "'"' "f jwf m I'm ii.in, v>a.iinur. Icll, Assistant Cashier, Oj Thos H. Bryan, EM U S Desl'ortos, Wjiio .lone -, ELwl T II. Meiyhun. IT.Ln >.S Muller, ; ; Funics Wood row. JEy* . w WE3ipiir -Mf> with this old e&stier Guide?Oh! yes. it is said tha ancient times a stranger once vis this castle and gave no tip to guide. Thereupon the latter tt the visitor over into the moat, don't be frlghteued. Of course oaljr an idle legend.?London Tit-i lomr bandied mops tiint could bo usoc t 'n ta put out roof llres. Tbe general us* iited orswabs bu4 long since disappeared tbe but when u slight blare Is beyond tb* irew reach of a pall of water uud uioro lai But Prove^ apparatus Is not ut band i ? *- ious handled uiop Is today the most ef ' | flclent article to be used. In Jupat these swubs tauy bo seen ou'innuy rool tops. lu 1600 Now York ordered tbut flv< HI CONVHNIENT SCHEDULES ll , j ip ON LOCAL TRAINS. R ; For Full Information. Con- Py - ip , * k iu'ii suit Any Hj-, ' W Pi'1 ^ p Souttiern Railway Agent, or fj'Jf * ?8 R. W. HUNT. Hf . ?ty pretty patterns sutttblc fur "f{ " os' cfotheu, ?!.?o hent > clai>?ratt md iu.iyrn*, be-tt ma'.srlaisi pricea clal . [tfi to >5.09 yar<1. I le i'retty honMftcIi etljce embroider- dellc l-! . suitable lor miking hilars ant ?vi .'fb, pretty jaste tsa on nice ma bjin itals, prices 2*, c.5 suit sOc yard. dies | itl?? it 1 n "I -i - ^ . I . - ? 1 ilie v Kitii :Dil i|idiiity for sa:.. >" 1 (irjlcr, regular dSt goods, s, 25c 3 a: J. ndsoine nil Siik I'ei siail :bb?i ale. pinks, blues. re'I>. ' vender, just the kind that v. that ?a beltt,* osed so nsuch , fries > 25, JV ,tcJu; to N9?: j . The Great Sto Bicycle lit viiMu - JikUi*' 1M4L5. "TUiL 4 ve and >use Rufus Jackson?Hub 1 Yer mu< takej in washin.' Esmeralda Tinkhara?'Cose takes it In. Bbe wouldn't leao it wlf yo' an* yo' fadder loafin' r beali.?1 biladelpbis Bulletin* Sentimental Youth (to par halxn Km * n*cain> tromnr) f ider ladders und also hooks be made. Ii Flpludolphtu 110 mention Is made oi she public precaution agulnst tire unti 0U? IdPd, when a law wus passed forbid , ding tho tiring of chimneys or allowing the tamo to become J0UI. Euch hous< was to havo a swab, bucket or pall Another act was passed In 1700 order Ing every household to have two leath tner er buckets. In the following year sh Ih! I or eight hooks for the purpose of tear i ?g jap r II Division Passengei Agent, g^_ Charleston, S. C. t IS BROOKS MORGAN |j|Asst. General Passenger Agent, . ...? . ?<u\ j uisu inter r?, '.test qualily, \ery line elaborate latterus, best material* prices Oe tc 0* i >.00, these liandsoine goods, p?'ces -.tjrhi -S, 5<>, 75c, $t 00 up to $J.OO yard. .rry l-ine c mbroidc: y tiges uud Inser 1 ions, ?u;'nb!e ior trist?ttiii*rn.ler "> car, price 5, 10 and 15c yard. | beai Hue Oriental lace and Insertion, | 1 K SUM.TlLk SKIRTS. ay I'ldl,! Skills, coiors il ' t I weight, circular pattern. .A ! special value, worth much mm ?. j $5. 0 liiio -:i> J C: 01 hi }> lOiniillnc Sk.. . s ilifuiiy iiidilc in styles, ! La iu! pr-co now. $5.00. >peth Brc (Chas. IS. Allen Old irgest Country Patror ]"* /"M TOO f\ >thers, Stand) iage of any 41. ? duaao u u / ?? pwoiu^ % * ?u.w*r hope you don't fetl cold? She?Not at all, thanks. Only ' fray goose walking over my grav< Scntlmental'Youtb (with effui ?Ilappy goose. Punch. *'1 can't go to the concert* II ne clothes to wear." lug down bouses were ordered to b< T? r*"0 , BINDING THE FEET. don) TkU Qur^r Chinese Cnstom Is n Com. p lively Modern One. China's vustora of binding the feet o iave "8 women is not as ancient us ha: been supposed. A correspondent o: .. one of the native Chinese naDer; T. B. KERN AO II AN, INSURANCE. I f J BATESHURO, - - S. C. v * ' irony patterns, pricss 9 and I tic yard Wonderful collection of fine v?l I co?' ind round thread lace, nice eriit, ! \\ uitnble for underwear, dresses and swe valsts. good quality, prices 5, 10, j sell: 5, 20 and 25c. at Machine torchon iace and Insertion ry durable and effective, prices, Pan; 5c yard. at lute t'anama Skirts, the late, t I Skirts $6.50. | | 1 hite Bi oudcluth (he &wellc?t ot i] Skirt-., a periect beauty, easily i ? tor and worth $2(J; our special $15.00. ack iixtra Skirts of Hrilllantlnr, 840 unia sad Voile: specially priced $5.00 to $12.50. kj i- nrvv^ lYiliLl 111 rreme idous Sto:k of Stoves, Orates, Ranges, Tin Goods, Bicycles and Si > Broad St. cue city. ware, Sporting applies. Augusta, Ga "Wear that suit or mine, oia cm "Can't? it's a mile too big for n "Well, say It v?as made for yoi London."?Philadelphia Inquirer. Mra; Wade Parker?Do you tab Sunday paper? Mrs. GlenVHIerii?We do if we up before our next door neighboi ^ ? quotes from the letters of Yuuii Met w' who lived In the eighteenth century 1 In ono of his letters Yuuu Mel wrot< to a friend: "You usk me to get you <i handsome wife and ardently desire, a: your Bret requisite, that she Bhull havt 'e small feet. Surely you cunuot be one who admires true beauty. An admirei of true beauty has his own Individual r8.? tastes, disdaining to follow the die K. L.. A3B1LL, Attorney ar.il Counsellor at Lavv ' LEKSVILLE, S C. ? All busluess given careful attonti->n 1 Gto. Bki.l Timmkrman. J. Wm. Thurmond. 1 THURMOND A TIMMEltMAN attorn k y 8-a m.aw. j ) kV ANTED?A great numoer \ or our big Mill End Sale whi; 6th, and continues for 10 day ORDER BY HA!L NVc prepay mail, vlihin 600 miles of Columbia on all purcli?;: :iI orders lo "The .Ins I T?nn t~.? *? ?_? ^ nore j>ood Salespeople * 4 :h starts Saturday, the A ^ s. Apply at our office. :press or freight to any place scs of $5.00 or over. Address s ) Si en !< ciis^ v/ievei&nu uoauer. Assistant?What shall I put ur the brides picture? She's homely mud fence. Editor?In that case we always "accomplished,"?American Si tatur. _ ii > i .4 ihivb ui uuivrs. uur uuurui uiciuiuir In both prose and poetry, has many al lualons In praise of beautiful women, lder but In no Instance touches upon small as a "A work treating of tho customs ol gaj. tho Bung dynasty by Sben Yo says n , man's well made shoes are said to b( square, and a woman's round, nt tin toe. In the T'ang dyuusty, the tlrst al . 1 up Ion to the feet of Yang Kwel Pel Will practice in all the State and I S. Courts. Of lie# in Kuutfmar. "uilding, I Lexington, S. C. CHARLES r. Wll.soN, i ARCHITECT. COLUMBIA, H. C. THE JAMES L. TA1 COLUMBIA, - SO MM rAZ'A &*te ^ %. Eor everything go?:J to e am d> COMPANY. lUTh CAROLINA. A ftf&S : ff% :?t, fresh >? ' i up-to-date go to j * T g 4 And all Supplies, Jfell Repairs. Metal S Door Plates. Br; ? -num Cheeks. r^npSfc United States Hm Uv'; / >3 <j Accessories and igns, Name and ass ami Alum)s Engr&ving tw iii'ii a^pucu diKi covcreu wn hot cloth Pinesalve acts like a p tlce. Best lor burns, bruises, tx eczema, skin diseases etc.. Sole Tlmmons Bios. BAXTER AND HDLC We are having an east wind rain tr>H*v wHInh hirfctnnneH all t the court beauty, .was about her kII* lOU'* stockings. In one of Ilan Tung Lang's 31 Is, poems, referring to a woman's feet, lu 1 b> says, 'Her six inch feet bo bright ani sleek.' These allusions clearly poini to unbound feet." Yuan Mel's letter concludes by say IN Ing that the taste of those who ignon the beauty of fuce and form Is deprav and ed. lie laments that sensible inei rm hniilil Ka a<\ hul awiv hv u f aaI iu) | . . COLUMBIA HOTEL. . I BEST IiOl'HL IN TUE CITY ' S. P. WHEELER, Prop. j COLUMBIA, S. C : A. D. MARTIN ? urcherBros S <*?*? **-5$ ^Vi i^?iitsr it * Batesburg, S. C. s m% *&.* 21 : ^jjg 0?Tfff"'l! ' r-X A J_ p. 111 p BALTiMORl:, : : I Catalogue lnui Reference: T i.c lia f - ' rokfmbia, Newberry M fl 15 >*<% ^ / -?I * a II y, : 'MAINLAND. led 11 ro.iii<, t Icahur^ Advocate. & Laurens 5 M I work, bnt there is always someil to be done; pe*s to thrash, com abuck and noend of shop work ] a busy life on the farm?no tim< Idle away. To* gardens are overflowing v beans. csfebuge and Irish pclat The fruit la ripe p.ne the old-fasbic peach pie is hard to beat, after lint fashion, t L< j, -v Origin of the Orange. It Is to India and to the Arabs m " middlemen that Europe, and througt Europe America, owe the orange. Tlx ?!tl orange crossed from Africa to Spalr with Mohammedanism, while probablj ,n ^ the crusaders are to be thanked foi bringing It to Italy and western Eu J Prtno n runnrr fhoir frnnhLtu of tlu? n<iui ? J LAWYER, j LEXINQTON. S. C. i ______________________ I,. M. MITCHELL. Physician ani> Surokon. Hate >l>ur?, S. C. OlHce Hours: I'Vrfci^ T<3tsf a^K a?s!? uftslm says the doctor to many cf his lady know of any medicinal .treatment that ovarian troubles, except the surgeon's k That such a medicine exists, how* wonderful cures performed on disease cases, by WHi F* r f patients, because ho doesn't will positively cure womb or 3 I.\ L nife. S5 i l.v. \ ever, has teen proved by the ''v 1 ' ed women. i:i thousands of ^ ; 111191 if!: wuvi t;tucv ("lia-lcsl* n, i;r?*or?\ii: . Columbia and A SCiicI.CIJ: IN EFFECT NOV KM aureus ... . ..(I'um. H.oipm Kv. Clint" owbirry s.:ioa.m. K.P>pm Kv. l'rosp lapiu (i 2'ii:n. d.fdpm Ar. Cf'uir Ni VHKR:M, and N.'M III iluinhia .. fi.'J >p:u 11 Of-.im Kv. Chap rusp ri y j.'.p x; ' f.21pm I.\ . N- aI s Opm 1 22pm Ar. Laur i ' !)! ?? *>-' ' ? ' VO ? n/1 i? ? nn ? t ' tl:mi;i Snort Line. !HER lit,, l'jr, >" . 1! 22pm ority ... . 3 21pm lljia . i?>.>?;?-;int l r>i?m 5R f>2. ?5.2<>ptn 11.57am :, 'iTV 7. lapm I2.'?t.p>n '"R 0 0 Ipm 1 12pm have followed a fast walking hors< seven hours In the cotton field. The crops have improved some, most of it is small; the stand is ken and tha grass continues to tu rapid growth after eacli shower many places the grass is outgrew the crops. The time to plant peas is here, i fO! yhe very name Is really Arabic?"no ranj"?and of eastern origin. thougli ?>nt the legend that It comes from twc bro wwds meaning "elepJinut" and "hi iak< because elephants ate oranges tc make themselves 111, Is absurd. Prob 1 ibly In French the initial "n" Is drop V r?ed off from naranj, with the tinu "u" of the ludetiiitto article, Just a? ai ^ our "an apron" represents "u napron,' >< to y a. m. 2 to 3 p. m. i 7:8U to M p. m. DR. .1. A. WATSON, ' Dentist. . Hatesburg, S. C. Ofllce in Telepnone BuiMing. \t Ridiro Snrinir l?vr?rv? TSi-ircriov . ss r; rv. I OF yMl V* * 1 Woman's ,$j It h ?s saved tb? lives cf ti?<- us-v.-s ?gl has rc.'/uvd th usar.ds o' othetc 'r |j?| chronic invalids . !l will euro y u. if g B ? 5 *2 E 1 il |g | P v . Relief |; _ is c>{ v .k, nek virion. ard fern a n 1 . ? !. |.f cf f* | ?? ** vr.u v:U or? ce. ft- " '* w *. \# II ill - :?III fl i- .1 . :l ir rivf and depart fro:n <. -ast. 1 Lreet, ol imbia. daily, except * tinday. a!' . t mi:* (atiias ir fiirt'ier inforni.iii ;ti. \ R F. i> LRaPHaRT, C. T. a Ba .1 K. Ill VINOS'l'ON, SoHcitinjr 'K '51' *?V ( ClMLl'S. ['resident. <'??lu ' 'I t-oiuiru> ;i : til i iitip freight <}. ? l*p V t" u?v ?ir wriie nk "f Oi)!um!? ! I n < ' f . :: in .1, MiWia, S O. jnsMK TseAtnrzw wnne toe season is in tlie ground t should be planted. There Is no c that jields dreater returns than pea. They arc bit iffing on the n ket about $ 1 60 per bushel, and mi to demand. Mrs Y. B. Watson !s still very with cancer. Miss Hannah, daughter, who has been with about luff I hi* I Ituu im: opening u uu uu t? It false association with "or" (gold).? r< I Economist;!. Havana, llli '4' A Good llranon. Licli Two Irishmen were digging a sewer One of them was a big. strong max I ibout si* feet four inches In height and the other one was u little, j>unj man about four feet six Inches. The ',c* foreman came along to see how th? I "The Old | : 6 a'. & Reliable" <? Sold r.t every drug store in $].< V.'ItlTK US A !.) TTFR gjM PS fioH; and frankly, n. str:,ti^l ronliSa Jena1, tolling, ur, all your trouMes .|lU1 W," will rro? A.I-. iv (in plain, 1 ' r: cnvcljpf . Address: l-j.n^s' ?3gj Advisory Dept., H.r Chattano>j* n y jjf M^ilirino C'n rh.*i!tfn \rtoi Tunn 4, rt "ta , i->y tx ttle-s. ry ;i jp t GAVE of F'Ji POHTKR f*' . ; '/< i whio i su|-t ' r fur \ .?*?-. f.ir j&*? . <2 womb, which had crowded ever - J 1 l dtiwn before it. ih> .M. ^ I. ; -?'f. smnn olMitnnsvflle,N 4,lsul- 8^ I Jii i iinf .l i ji.iM-iy .< i ulJ f.irJIy te~5 i ijj <. A!tc. I ?i .ii I V ,1]) IS? 1 H snpj -iiior .li.vl uv.i : -.v tv cu my ggij J jfj \7 /To. I T![ \ / ^ w / g ^ i - ; ?J # * B ft ^ sy V. BA N K. Make this your banking j)i, bi;?. Bvery courtesy, won safe rj?i^I mmn;! hniL .'m-v e J I T1DIA ICC ill C ;1 LI 111 i sis ten t with . f%r%r* in I ?? ^ ^ ? ??J iCUUIHOU BlackvllW. Our friee delivery man lias been for several days visiting a eiclc fri on the coast. We are glad to h him back. Oh! ye candidates, come out of wood pile and tell us what you wj for we know you are in there, are expecting a hot time etpeci im tu work was progressing and noticed thai one of them was doing more work than o I the other. "Look here," ho cried, "how end >B "ttlo I>enuls Pugan, who le aye only half your sire. Is doing nearly twice as much work as you, Patrick/" Glancing down to his partner, Pat rethe piled: "And why shouldn't he? Aln'1 lot, nearer to It?" We ? ? Fixture*. ! W ~ ] o Georgia $ | Railroad. 1 , 2C Elegantly Equipped 1'a.i.ten* ^ W ger Trains between all n lM?areFja?Bag CRUEL PUNISHMENTS. . ' jS I 1'( fit- Old Tiiup I ?i- of 't'orturr In I.< mil ?> '. I'rAppN.iea, j r?;?iJ< Tlie constitution ?if tin' I nittil St.it - toil nil tin* const Itutloii* of r!.. ! (>i! f t in t lie !i?i "el S|j| nil'! pay -tl.fiO a rhIIoii f<>r eannc< wli i d one tit to i nst lit:t ?50 cents > jp| | n llejoli in>x< fl paint is halt arri lin: I paint. I:uj oii I re.si \m ???s? tion given checking accou gate oar savings cioparlni J Ja I met to Bank & Caoita! fi>SO.OOft.on- <5.. ! (fV-OllI UVICIInts. hives tint. : : ; : Trust o.. I f 47 "C 1 C f\ lior time, especially on the hogs i sheep, during barb cue times. Still it rains. A THE DATES CHANGE nM< IMA/it im?ii and ?ne ^oy four-yenr-old Fred climber] upon a chair to reach Bomctblng be wanted. "You must not get on that chair with i. your feet, dear," Bald his mother. Fred looked down at his feet, evl _ dently puzzled. "Why, mamma," he ?aid, can't take 'em off!" How Hot To. "PlMRA ronil mir nni?f" nnnnr.i?^ mnuiiii raiace WM i 1 Cars between Atlanta, Au- * ! *fS gusta and Charleston,also '' ^5 between Augusta and St. s i X Louis and Charleston and Ji I1 W Cincinuattl. Fast Freight n i?|\| Service between the West ?" -X and Augusta, Athens, Ma- jL 1 vjj con, Charleston, Scv: nnah *{5 n (fo and all points in Soutbeas- fa s ^ tern &iid.CaroIina territory. jjL fi U - ; i roll iatm in prohibiting cruel and unusual i v ,j lUiiisfiinents wt'i'u not t>>;'iri11lt un itt? unlity. Tins use of torture In let;nl I iroivsRCH was not, win ri these ne-tru : ^ lenta were framed, so remote as it is w;>ai nvv. i kv M Whon Sir Thomas Hole* enme as ld::h _ laishal to Virginia ho noshed a eon j piracy by killinir tin- rln/*!e; dors b\ irturo. One bad n bo ll,in thrust j 4 ^ iroiitrb tils ifiiKtii.. II.,.i i i '! ?>:? i ivi at.n add it to the I. \5ffi l'aiut which is s> n i-mi\i d. Iit'ii you iiiiy L At M l'aiut ym [ ?t| i lull gallon of paint that wui.'t ) jiv r. tf tor ln or hr> yearn, h< canst I j Sgj ,, . /.:nr. hardens the I- ^ M. Whlti > I and makes I- A: M p.int. wtai ><! 7"'r" iron. .?&*?? allotis h. & M. mixed with 3 lth. ?. ! iitcAorl i \ ' u III I? 1 ? 1 , - , ^ V w \? i |' 4 COLUMBIA, S. '.Villi: JONES r?icvijt '!. I!M. W\i.Kli { ViwO*!?r?i dent J. !N>1' C. !?t. 'i; iM A i ! ill;?VS, Scc'y. HaftgysMwn rUM ASDU01A IIUB flKEflNr BE HELD Iff JULY IT THE ISLE OF PALMS. President K. B. Aull, of the St Press Association, and the local co mlttee have arranged with Mesi Rlddock St Byrns to postpone l meeting of the Association at 1 t_i_ n- l? ? a-. *?1 ? ?? ? TO ' tha editor In returning tho manuscript I "I dd," wrote back the contributor, "and my stuff la designed to show that I know what la the matter with your old paper."?Philadelphia Lodger, ate m ,M~ i The trouble with people who lay lrs* something by for a rainy day la thnt the they seem to take such delight In soothe lng other people out In the wet?Now A. Q. Jackson, ? 5> 2J(lener*l Freight ami l*a^- J? 01 ?enger Agent, , A AUGUSTA, OA. ^ 4M?M9a?SGOe?? "! I (li I ^ r* if-*? tt< ^ IMKI ? Ufl < llillll?'4| ' l,v ? a tree until In* Odors were siz-'ii roken on tlic wheel. It Is quaintly , Ac tut Oil that Sir Tlionins was "a man ' ^alln f K'?;h! conscience ami knotvledire In j Ivlnlty." Hole's date was 1(111. ! u est Tlio next notable liiHtiinci1 of the use ! (, ' turlnre was In HWJ, in the Salem , , Itohcrnft excitement. \vl??*n Olles on'' nry was pressed 1<? death the "peine ' ' iro et forte," the mot horrible of ajjri v .nth.. w .... ??iii i?.uni j oiuneraic I house. _ tual cost I.. \ M. about $1 iiO per n <1 in tlw iKirt.lt, <*ast, south and S A i id rows, Kx-Mayor, I>unhury. ltos: ''Palotod iny house 1!) y? ais j I. A M. laoks Willi tod in ! sh. Doors, Blinds, igiv ui i oiixjb wi uuiy l l, 11 and 19. vu found that several large exci aion.a were coming to the Seashore the days that had been set for t meeting, in the last week of June, a It was thought that the Assoclatl would be equally as well pleased meet a little later and avoid a crc ded hotel. jo xorit. limes. ii r? Fifth Monarchy Men. | The fifth monarchy men formed a re'ie llglous sect that sprang up In the days r,d of (Carlos I. of England. They were on ! bo called from the fact that they asto sorted that In the last days the four nniw elent monarchies, the Assyrian, the Persian, the ItnhyIonian and the Itoman, would be restored, and to fhem ill RESTAURANT nl 1538 Main Street, COLUMBIANS. C. tii' n . HI HO. ; Sol MXeClltlOllS Were III pilhlie (Ill l?t'|'hit the east mtt ) comparatively leici.t roes. When Quel. li. lUfc, I'ln tr. ;.:i 1 ?-?<? ? \ others werehniiRed In 1> istnn. SewI wrote In his cllarv, "Wluii t!ie . . . > ." I*. ! I' > v\ hi was let to sink there was sin h a .... reecli of (lie women that my tvlfo aid It, sitting in our entry next to ! l,l</ r? orclinnl," though the gallows was j wi 11> mile nway and (lie wind unfavorable. | apple (1 l>y 'lolinan-t ullum Co. I>atesbuiy, S (' I - i ry io'mi o- tbs'rcH i-' iititn n: j n lis rljjina t es bitori.ullv j Ciil cause uf (lie t rouble l-i in nidi* j '.in i.?. put up in collapsible tubes n >zz!?\ ko t lu- medicine can be [?tl wbere it will (!o the must Pa i fit or ? cr .<ii!J-?ns wares ioturer'*?rr * miei Mantels K'.'IIK hAl)?n Eat one of Ring's Dyspepsia Ta lets after each meal and you will ri sutler with indigestion, Sol i by Til DttODS Bros. ^ . would be added a Christian monarchy, or fifth monarchy, of which Christ would be the king. DQ- . 3ut*c*lbe to The Advocate. tjvery t!iin t in >n. * ' fr< The Best of Everything JJj at ModeratoJuices. 1 w ' I'he use of torture (o wrinp tlio truth j v< ml. im witnesses Is said to have been roc i stilTer nlzed as letral In Austria until well | tlic dt thin tho century. ^ T)mnJ and do i' quickly. If you arc intf with piitK ;ii i owe yourself ity of trying Man/an. Sold Ly ; CO ions Bros. i C. O. BROWN & L.UMUiA, - BRO., *>. c.