The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 12, 1907, Image 12

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O' - ? c Her UiiseIiVuiies3. o -6 Mre. 10!l/.aloth Day gave herself up to Wenchllng others. Our benevolent act? are usuully l?o lowed, hrst.on those no;;cost ami dearest t;? ns; second. on t remote froxu us. Mrs. Day folio tied tliis rule Inversely. She expected those nearest nrul dearest te lier to do her legitimate work, while the bono 11 tod the larger munher. Iter daughter Maud possessed a dis position exactly the reverse. She sacrl tlccd for those nearest and dearest to her, while her mother was engaged hi general charities. The consequence was that Maud's sacrifices, which wen real ones, passed unnoticed and un known, while those of her mother whi'-h were not real ones, gained hei t! > reputation of being one of the l;;i-.'e. i hearted women In the world. "You must give mo up. Hurry, d ar," i said Msiud to her iavor one evening I wh. si 1k? lmtl proposed 1' >r the soveutb t : .?. "1 fool that it is my duty tc ? i si: i l?y mother." "While your mother stands by any or except yo'.S." oiiier'u unselfishness Is beuutlfuh" \I:si! way do you stand l.y her?" '! see. If mother had the care of the family she wouldn't have time t > e.t> what she il >. < for the world, arul I'm needed I > relieve her of it. Now. If j ; i were rich mother wouldn't ob jut, yon know, hecautr* you could Mipply her with nurse.; to look uftoi t! - children while : he presided a' < ! ri'. able i>:eetin;; an I diroeted th e -rts of the army of gaod workers Sh ' s a s >' < ef general." " 1: -cry : i; supposed to hav< a btaiy servant." "1 (' "'( know what you mean by that." "Von are d dn.T work whieh your mother t'hoel ! d > while she is gratify In her ami i (Ion." "<>h. I!er> .", >011 d.on't e.u lerst..n 1 Iser sit :i;!! She Is the most unselfish Won.sin in the vorld." "iter mi t Mslmess is truly remark able. She loves you s > well that she < >. ! \on t > marry a rich man tli.it J may j?: ?>v5?lo her with means for *!? !:? what she should ilo. There's 1 ?11 iu.r t > prevent her marrying the il' li man herself. Sim's n widow." "Veil aui v-ry unjust. Mother has r.-? i !ra of marrying, and, nt?ove all thin- . she would not let wealth Influ on.-e 1. i her choice. Iler nature Is far a' ove that." !t was a year after tills dialogue tlia' Mrs. 1 ?:;y announced to her daughter that she was ahout t<? marry a million nire. The news spread, and Harry A hurst heard It. The same evening he wa with Maud. *' llA MMOtl till) Lr ^ 111' i ous news true? Is your mother en jjh .,.,1 to old Cubborly ?'* . "She Is." | "Ami vov will now"? I ?m< titer says she'll nood more til I ever." "What <lo you moan? PI wish y >'.! 1" tii ' k Illiviease 'don . Is a truly beautiful titanic. y Fays Mr. I'ubleily is to stive her con tro! ..f his in .one, anil she's goin;; t > f?I>t !i 1 it till > !t the i?.<ir." ".mhv, see here, Maud, tills Is the last *' time I't.i kolnix to ask you to marry mo. Hither lix it up with your mother n./iv ?>r ^ive me up." ll.ii lioisioii had its ertVet, and M:.t:d pleaded with her mother to lie p',.allied i i tnarry the man of her eh. i.e. The mother eoldly told her to <l i s ii ple;ise 1. Harry turned the tide in his own favor, and mother and dau-.hter were married about the sunt time. "i tarty," said tlie young wife one da," "I've ;,i. t been over to mother's It", perfectly re-til over there?sple di t ho iso. rleh furniture, lots of ser 1 a it "I thought the ineonie was to go t ii ( jit, >iv "('? eourso she must k<s>p up tin- 1 in ' : nf living to which her hushnt: ' 1 l*i been uncustomed?for him. yo; I It11 ?w." "How Jilllfll goes to eharlt.V V" ' "I don't know. Mother's forte wa n I ways La directing others, flic's a j great organizer. What she could do by iMTi'ly ! rg would lie a mere 1 tr e eoni] ire 1 with what she docs a< I at. administratrix." "Are yo sure she lias the control of i her husband's income?" "Yes, 1 in... Hut I don't think he | lll.es it as well as he thought he would. I I ovt rheard him talking to her very uiikln lly." "What did he say?" i "Why. lie siiid that I don't like to s repeal his awful words." "Come, sweetheart, out with it." I j "Ho said that ho'il been a fool to | n make rotne nirrooiiienl or other-." "A 1 tout 1 lis lee <1110 jroir.tf through her li: Jli'.s to the ;> <0' V" -Ilow ili'l you know that'.'" "Why do you ask?" "* i> "!'.o< inse th it's just what he did say." t, "A m\ lljir.tr iih re 7" ! v "V.'iiat's h moi oviliTctV" v "t: une us an aouoiluot, otilv money t> 1 11 potv throtura it i '.- load of water." n "Well, l.e i-itl ! the lnoneydact had : J.' it St il'il u p." 1' it e a ah'.'/ of this has ever reached ! tlv world. Mrs. 1 -'iv still presides at p meetings, still organizes new c'-erita hie s-ieir.tiiais and religions'.;.' ie?-': " e it': of her husband's Itieotne of x|(V?. f id a year to the cause. The re t he makes way with In her own fashion Her laughter, who did her drudg. for years, sees none of it and Mr. Ci u- \t herly very little. (, cowv.v A M W/ <\ vN K" Is Aiiios P.Uinpc. of Port I?\ roil, P.'t 'i . ~ l* i \- a. s of a.j Sin. c a snr ; iiii -i' In lev which had trou !<.?.! ?;>ii l c sr.ii r? er p-iit of Irs lii'e*, has been i-iitln . I - *1 bv IJ. i . !< I e! r *? Vrnica Jn ill- world's great liealer of S-re )m Pinns, Cols, Wok n Is and I?i!?*. (luurar.tccd y all Druggist, Prici 2r-c Kl &'f:WE$?S OVERV Q Y.Ml iurciy Sloji fiwi Ci?-;3h. CUvtr With th? Carde. J So??o years ago n certain county Jail n<| ;ua undergoing extensive alterations, ,m nrlug which time a gang of ptckpnck- ri>( ts, four lu number, were arrested one larkut day. Owing to the alterations 0 lie lot were contiued for a time in one ell. but were placed under utrlet sur cillanee, the care of them being spctally Intrusted to the sergeant. .'Unlay after during Id * rounds he spied u' hem playing cards, wl-.cn he promptly '' ipened tite door and summoned n feiow constable, on whose arrival the f< ell and the prisoners wore moit enroll lly searched, hut 110 eard; were ^ ound. However, the card | laying still oullnned until the day on which the llckpockets tvrrc to ho sent to tb.e asHM..... II.. I..I 1 01 izos ior n mi. x ?i* 11 uii? mi|H'i iuu'iiuMil, a very kind man and a great fa- w orite with every one. asked them as 11 i favor t<? tell 111 in where they had hid- s( len the cards. They told him that as men a : the sergeant and his comrade 11 ?nte:i i their cell they stuck the pack 11 n Ids |> >cket and picked it n^illn befor,' li" Ie: t. a ; a proof of which they n iresenled him with the much used ? iock.-IV.irson's Weekly. h A Gride's Di'cmma. A lni'ii >: >i!s romance Is reported 11 from Natal, wk.-re a youthful Hindoo 11 bride was i -ently calic 1 upon to " cluHi.se hot v. n h r husband and her 1 jewels. The ca.-e < i . ? hef n the Dnrlinn poll emit hi t\ .'rd Instat:'e. where the br'..V I pill'KitSi tilys tin- v Natal X! a y. iii!".'.. her litnl in.l of abdUctin.r he* v hi!" v.: !? . !T ' years of age. 'j'lie bride. Iio vc e.*, " claimed to bo eighteen, nud the nutgls trillo dismissed \ln? rase. Outside t!l ? s coui'l a l?s ?'f war took place between the two parties for the possession of the bride, in tiu? course of which it up- I1 poured tiiat what her parents part'uu " iarly desired was n il herself, hut her ' Jewelry. A sergeant of police then sat 1 In judgment and derided that the Jew- ' elry belonged to the parents, anil the :l girl must choose between her husband and her bracelets. After some cogitation she chose the husband, who promptly unfastened the bangles from her arms and handed them to her ! parents. 1 T'oo Judge In Jail. "I," said an esteemed magistrate, "spent a week in jail before I entered on my judgeship. 1 ate the prison food. T slept in a cell. I conformed with all the prison rules. 1 wore the prison clothes. 1 did the prison work Thus 1 learned the value of the sen tenees 1 was to nude out later on. I got to know what n week, a month, a year, in Jail meant. As a result I am more merciful than most Judges. I think it would be a good thing if every judge before taking oli'oe would spend a little while in Jail as 1 did. lie would then know the value of prison sen tenees. a thing he doesn't know uow. Now ho is r.l.-o a insider who attempts to pay out money in n coinage of which he is ignorant. In I la don this tiling 1 spoak of must ho tVme. livery Judxc in lhulon hefore he takes his seat <>!: tin* bench Is roipiiM-.i 1- law to pmss weeks like a eommDii prisoner hi Jat'." Cincinnati Ihuptlrer. 1 , VV ' a. 1 spent two moe* .i.j. with a caravan of cornels ov?! that white expanse of sun 1 armed " sand. The Sahara is like the ch at Aflantic City, a tint iintno : t.v .>?" the whitest. cleanest sand, an ! tic drnnjji'sl tiling I did in luy wandi-ium^ was ' io eat ile: es t grasshoppers. T'.w oralis regard those grasshoppers as a luxury, and 1 was tempted to try 11: ju t as in I'nrla l 1 ...... 1 . ..... I 1 snails. The grasshopper. wesv g >. I You plucked off the \eI:in . the li v- *' illid the head, and then you ale the dried body. This morsel tasted precise ly like an Jliglish walnut. 1 ate gram hoppers several times, and when I re turn to the Sahara I am going to eat " them again." Spelling by Ear. The young French > ten .grapher. j' whose progress in Kn dish lmd i kept pace with her proficiency ia short *' hand, was pu/./.ling over sosne imteshe had taken of a recitation at a public entertainment. As she trauscribe-1 them the reel!a lion began like liiis: \\ l.a fanthl wurlaf swidhcu, lt. Onl puuju out i clone. ! w "That's easy." said the expert to |J( ivhui'.i sIio submit tnl the n ite >. "It is ill ?art of a poem that begins: "Laugh. Fie \\ :!<l laughs i, i'. you. (.| Wnii. iiiid ii'ti vnii 1 ii. . 1 l?: ?('Idea go 'i rllmnc. w w Lav/ Term Explained. "Well, proceed." saiil the lawyer. "The plaintilV resorted to an iugen mis use of circumstantial evidence," ' aid the witness. <o "For the lienetlt of the jury state in -v duiuer language exactly what you -.t uean hy that." Interrupted tlie judge. "Well, my meaning is that lie lied." i If Women Couldn't Read. ! "Then you don't believe in higlie: duration for womenV" "Certainly not. 1 think It's a slut tin > oven teach 'em how to read. If .i mi ,.......ii i iMiiiiii i reati iMi* :il ertisemeiits, she wouldn't Ik* sh 11:1 nppy over the lots of t hiny; she onn'1 ITord to buy." :i:, tin Her Advnntego. wn "Your daughter Isis an ;; nxdlc dis s!e OSltlull." - vll "Yes; we always let her have lief 'W. way abon.t everything" j Is ! tlrI Nipped In the Bid. Mudxo ? NVhieii is proper to say Lend ine JjMff," or "Loan :n? yitl?" | 'j fiekwlrc It won't do you iiny K>?d > say either. (1|M iftl' The Seeds Were There. tee Fanner Nubbins (shouting across the |n? irden fence to his next ilooi neighbor) fee Iley, there! What are you burying i that hole? Neighbor Oil, fin ju-t planting some of my garden seeds. < lihbins Carden seeds ei<o ???!"> - iAn/n.1 11* e mighty like one of my liens. Neigh>r Tliad's nil rigln. The seeds nre In de. London Mail. elg ? I ucMecvs Arnica Salve a J he Itest Salv ; In fhc Worid. V<.'? ^ryo lt?d Halsnon boirv llrtn In Irr. re, and ?'e< p red In c ?U?r, oik! e. i c >st dcliolou* Hulif', Severn I Sin. . >!pes are ^iv n In tr.c Aryo Coo; ok. Tnwlr Solution. "Tompkins uti:l Ills wife always pat lonp splendidly. They do Just as they | lease." "How fortunate! How do you ue- i unit for It?" \ "They don't live togeUior."?Mllwmi- I ee Sentinel. A Litsrary Curiosity. ! S otr.o year; a;: > a r.nv; newspaper nlri>.Hl a si >ry or adventure from * ! oil known uowll t. The price agreed j pon was l fr..nc a line. 'I ho novelist ' Iruightwr.y l.unled rp mi o'al kihii ?>f liters (ho unknown eolluh imtor of i tany more fam >u? authors wlio ' greed to writ the story for -.r> rvalues a lino. When (in* work had jnohe.l Its set nut part la the course f publication the novelist learned that Is old ciient wa* re-huedy 111. llasteilig to h'.s bedside, he found litm dying. 11 ag .ay for tin' fa ie of his story, the o\elist ru hcvl to the oiliec of the ewspaper, yul h il l <?f some ba"k uinhera In <>r ! r to pick up the breads of tlie rnmaime mid brought t to a spee !y end hi a few brief hapter>. Mien lie went to the olliee | rlth the uianr.-eript. "Willi's ! ii:l I V" :i-!.-e'l tlio ?< ! I f ?' ' V. liv. the continuation and * n ! of ay story." "(ill. * ni w: lit to change It. I oppose, because, yon know, you sent a the l:i-t ?*li i;?ttluve days 11:40." Admirable sell* possessUm 011 the nu t of tin? novelist prevented disaster, aid he linrliy tor 1 I this explanation: .'lie old mail, who-a pice was 25 eetiinies a line, had himself sublet his ilsl; to a third writer at 1(1 cm it lines, 1 lul thus the work had been 11 uished 1 n safety. j Why .1 Swelling Fcllcv.c n Q'cw. Tiio swelling which follows trout a ilo.v is nature's effort t" ffoteet the ?nrl from turt!. ?; lu.j iry ami to keep it it re.-1 while t.-pair i ,:oi:m < 11. What ictnully takes | lav at the bent ol' I11urv is 1.0: e .eti now suite understood. I'll'1 Injur,* io the smaller blood ves I . interfere; with the How of blood thiouy.li tb.v i. end the white corpus lei. wii'i part of the bcrtim. the v. n U'lnyf purl oi the l?k?ol, escape Into 1 he saivou. .p . tl-.res. At the same !hue tin' 1! >.! v.- >i Is in the nei&hborIkckI ; , aiul the imreuseil llinv of blootl with tin' thorouuht'are ohstrueted incre.ts-s the swelling. It l? probable that the white ror u-elesof the l>l??o 1 pass into the tissue' t.? a -;st in the repair. as bees or a lit s as.-j .i.Me at an Injury to their storehouse, hut with this TlilYoreiuv t!:at the substanee of tb" eorpttseles i- protahly poll vert e--.' -'to lite tissue of repair. From ot '* j view the httnmii hotly ? . ',y ??? Hurtle colony of iVs : 1 I swelling that '.epah- the l.'.vaeh ' i rush of tho*-?_ Whit . , u tie* roiiiifi'v* """ mm . . - - / ,lo,l :i Wctld village . 'and j inyr Is h? ii.: i parlies intike tltcli piests pay In !1 for the eat in-'. drhikias and dime- ^ n.facilities which are usually pro- f (ill st'i such o. < asions. The practice j 1 i < >:ve.x,l" survive even in '!ia( ?osle I up I ohscrxod a n-eh o ( !?* < < Jlas'jow . a.l.Wns. a t ?\v lie public Miat so|.l!lr,uv- i < liter into t>?. ! hat (uo.cii.c <.111.1 chai" ^ "l1"' i :liniss|oii to II... ve.vjnoay nmfal '.'V itionai si vpen. o imp ?so(| f.n* alien*; ' nee at I lie wed ling feast. T|ie j i ' f een s to be j.eciiiiarly Scotch hut 1 ixpoiu-e eertninly weniH moderate 1 Hough i. r a marriage sapper.- West ; linster Cazeite. | The Raider Who Skipe. A good work of (ictloii, whether In rose or in verse we are here speak* ig only of good works Is a work of rt and esut lie rightly enjoyed only bv idoring into symj?tthy with the art;fs mind and accepting Ills work needing to his intention. In a perfect neni the place of every word, in a pervt novel tlie place, if not of every ord. of every episode and of every tragrnph. Is important, and the reader ho skips throws away the pleasure r has meant t.i derive from the liar* tony of eompo ition. i:i wlihdi very issibly tlie beauty of the whole may | nelly consist, and desjii.se> the best irt of the artist's labor. He might as ; ell go to see a go ?1 play and then j illfnlly n.dss every alternate scene. Nt-hange. Atmospheric Tcir.pornturc. lli'* temperature of t!i atmosphere Is nil an :: verave about 1 ile 'i-nn I'm r: y t!?:? wo asi-oii! or warms I tlio s ii; ; rutu as w.> dosoun.l. Tito | .ill ( "1 at the l. irth ? .if l< ! : ! .( t'u? ? M.itor I <>!<> , .-a s> and <i*'. < V. < ::i. t1' r?'fi?n\ j;ot ( :: i?i* I ?'; ;:-oo ?-.:Y.t>r f.>" ovory , :> n :y iai!c t!i:it v i? truvul ( h : :. l ia a lutnpoinUtro 1 du,?:rpu for < vory s vcsty or uii;ht\ ) I(?s tli.it w o travol south. h? it; Idea of Water. j \ i <> ;; c tlio ImililT in i lmr^r of , 1!:. _ri: Ii ji:i\ was u en to Uoop ( *!ti witliout moat. drink or tiro." It a; .fit lieu Maulo who yavo tin* Has , r? p!,\ t > tU>' I?:i!i: :T. v. ho inquired , lelhcr ho si:i 1st Mi>t a Juryman's ^ jllc-t I'll" a u'- iss of water: "Well, it t le t meat, ami I si: mid not cali It t nU. Yes, you may." ( The Tower of Babel. 'lie tower of ltabcl nt Huhylon was p nposetl of eight s<|iiare towers, one ' g li 11 it* other, tile pile being (JliO j t lilyli. Haliylon was a sipiare. lit' ii miles oil eat !i si le. the walls lie ) eighty seven f et thick and 870 t high. His Hard Lech. Can't you lint] any work at all?" w Plenty, sir. Imt everybody wants ! erotices from my last employer." i 'an't you get theni V" ] No. sir. lie's bee.i deal twenty- I Id years."?Illn Irs'.ittl Hits. !l Ilia wr.rl 1 likes a liver, because it useally such a good Joke. Deu 1 Pot. ^ | tfift _ ^ j . , - ojiticn, i 3=- ?0 a piiui'iui i L Edwerd Thulher was station agent F on the Union) Pacific railroad at a 1 | place for out ol what thirty .tears a^o ] wore called 'Qie plains." The only . houses at thls/lopping point for trail were the statlln and Thatcher'a dwelling. a few himlred yards awa \ ? Thatcher's ilughter, Molly, sixteen s years old, wa4nnxlous to !? ; te!c-?.. .. I i i. ... 1 t rjipay. HIT lainiT cu< ?>ui;.ta- i ? .-?. * a ml as soon Is she know hor teleurn pit ic leltei w ho ran a wiro r.iulor {jroiun* from lio station t<? t In* house tin.! pot In ;t ky for Lor in praotiio nit. At Ill's! l:o trstfl ('to ivtrular koy nl (ho station, Lite M>ll;. *s line was ait litile]>i'ii(loiit i.tto. :tut she watt liable to call Lint tit any tine. In sum titer, having little to tin, hrwonl 1 sit at the station J.tor try It k w Ke >p io?l. That lie 1'iiuM oli.il villi Ills well beloved daughter v. Itl.'tii in.-nttvonion o la' Lapro i oil an tin koy la lit.' iloor where lie v. at aoottalotnoil to lounge. It wasn't iimjh ?.f t. Ley. anil Its click was nit <-a if Loafvl. Lr it sutliioil Tim loiter w o;"ul >i: in L chair anil Ly a slight Avxstiro of lu foot give Molly los-.i.tt: In telegraphy till she Loom.t sufliciititly expert to take a position and oaitt L?r own living. Then, n I whig silistioil v. hit her ile ..late ah- do, sn fat fr< ;;t companions of Lor own a.,'o. shclprcpared to go to Omaha with a \ lev to beeomlng an operator. | 1 Cue night Thatcher went from his home t.? th. station to attend the pas*. Ing of two irnius, the one going cast due at !-:'f the other going west duo Iat After the latter hour tliere wouhl lie t o trains till morning, ami lie could the night at home. The I fuvt train passed on time. Then ' Thatcher tattled himself for a doze | while waiting for"the next one. having j nearly two hours to wait and not taring to disturb his family, who went to bed early, by going hack to the house. He had s; ir.i oly settled him elf on a j laink lie had in the freight lion. ? adjoining and opening Into the station when he heard a distant gallop of horses' hoof j?not one horse, hut sevj oral. Passengers did not usually euue that way. The agent scented danger, i Jumping up, he went t > the telegraph | apparatus nm.l en lie..; Molly, j '"Ave yon up':" Ve a-kel. There wove ; few inomenls' delay, ' when the : swcr eanie. "Had pone to IxmI. but idn't p<>t t?> sle *p." "Stnii?1 by tlio key. I> ?n*l . all." Molly askfd for an explanation, but I received 11 no. for :it thai i .-.oment the j ilr ! "i Ii?im>s' boofs was dlroetly liiioiit tli<> station. and one In a?l van o pnvo n rapatth'd or. Thatcher opened It, and !i i.inn with u di.iwn ivvolvor. th>.? niu/./le poii.tin.: In tlu* ont'a fact., stood In tli?? openlnp. Olliors w<>.\ . dlsiiotmtlin; mil eomlirj ?U? on to t in? platform. 1 here was II ?t fillip for Thatcher to do but to il Hot It til 'W here's yor telegraph outfitV' a < 1 (111* lino* ' III if I lH.lv .1. <?*vl into I'oluht ?e was s *aivl I \>r anus a bo,... l baud and foot .villi 'a ?? ' Int. 'l'b? men after this r.nde thenr dvos comfortable and wait * 1 "Is the * ' "Ktbnund 11:15 train on i lime?" asko one wlio appeared to Ik* the leader. Don't know. 1 can find out for J oil." "I low?" "lty asking over the wire." '*1 ?li?u"t think you will. Where's your rod light':" "1t's somewhere around hero? In a corner there, 1 t!iink." The man found the light, and Thatcher km w that they would signal (hi- train tr k(oj> wi.h a view to hold Im,' up the passengers or robbing the express ear of a shipment of ^noivy. ' 'J'heie rre some tlifn;; als ut that train." he >a! !. "you'd ought to know." "Well, what are they?" "If you'll let me come In t". re with you. I'll tell y .11." The men loosened the lariat about i his legs, and he walked into the other room. One of his captors t . i the . ' chair In which he was r.eeu-(o.-aed to j talk to Molly, and they >o ! him on | the floor a few feet from the tel.'g*aph key. He began to tell a plausible story, giving ilioin Just the information they wanted that the conductor of the train was timid and they would have no trouble with him. but the express messenger was a tighter, well armed ami with sin assistant of the same kind Then he gave them the Information (msule up) that $10,000 was being shipped on that very trstin. Ry mingling truth with falsehood he won enough of their eonlldonee to Interest them * Find while talking sidled along till ho . got a f ot on the telegraph key. Then, i . warming i p with his subject to the I , I ruin robbers to tix their attention, he 1 .alle.l Molly and told her of the situa- r tlOll. : "What's that clicking in the ticket of iee':" asked the leader suddenly, prick ng tip his ears. ?' "Oh. my key elieks with every dls>ntoh that goes through," said Thatch- . t, while !?< road by sound his daugh- J1 er's message to tho next station cast. | Tliis satisfied the robbers. At 11 5 /dock a man with n ro<l light wont >ut and waited to signal tho train. It vns twenty minutes late and when It nine disobeyed the signal, pushing on o the station, where a dozen men with , 1lles jumped o(T and confronted the obbers. All were captured. Molly had no difTleclty In getting a | i msltio i with th M* i'lro til company. b?- I Ide being given a thou- and dollars. , S A It AII nr. \M. Collars Don't Crack Our collars and turfs d>> not crack I" c guarantee them t'r< 111 rr cklro . . It ii Ittiiiwk'ri tl hv the Capital Ci \ 1 ! v, nui d v. Columbia. S. C. < ?. I! Mi. * A IS (> A? (.!> Nil <> A l?(?0 ( 11 .< > A ".(i v A It .(> AlttlO A IlljO ; 1 I i -- - vrrwimrtmm I Rei i t A $ ? t T%r ^ I Lex in < I When Visiting C( of our stores and Stoves and Rang ,? of such goods of a $ te our p. ices are as J will permit. We pe? >?' - H already, across u double the numb ffl ^ you wish to buy < |j pleased t) have j j| quarters while in o chase of us we p: UaJ e** * d / ? c* r* #? i-i r\ tiro .itli . 3*< |/i IV/V j ci 11 '.| > > it win @ will receive the s ment. Try us or % ,ia will never regre 1 wrLe for Catalog | mail. ttjj Hsto es atv1 K'*iaur ,>oop:e, ^ | 1248 Main ? 1 C0 Sadta emisiai Belie of Carolii i RXPOR1 : .Jure and th ; Ctii ized. On Sale a! LEXINGTON rv DISPEN5A! I.ON' J l.l VI: TMLi Kl.N(i! j t': ? popular cy (ftioti^lioMl I ;i. ntio nc ? .n'ries; while i tlie cry v f tlie presen; day is "l(?ni;r | '?. e !)i . W Oiivj s New )i ec ivt-rv' K'ug of l!:r. n: I';; n.l ! ; rjj Rcr.iciiii s!"cl* w'iL ' .Mrs. ill a !.'y r.-'iro, M-m civ: .. '>/. r<e ;rf ils tojjlve immediate reM f 11 I to i[_ie ly ci.o a or O 0 ! " V fS Pilll c's Opii'.U):! is Sll. red 1 V .i t 1 - rf of the inhabit .ills of t.iis >U n t r y. 1 ;w I) so >v erv e ire' nvo 1 .Mfc-s an ! ore throats after a!! other ronicMe:' lave failed; &a I lor imi-li; an.! colJs ^! t's tli prove.i icnicile <>ii:irnutccil. IMl Por sale all l)rn ;; i Sf S. i Id] )? an 1 S>l oo Trial bottle free ' wl :?? Y< Mis "R.ci.. ' :. e. ! CO From tjv.ivr n uiuM an.I Uus?'i-i|>tlon - an ?f IliiMtfr there follov an I urn' ! Iia icqronre queer names an?l do ;orii<tions ' s? r people. Among a number of ra< y ur :stnnoes is one ?iu? I d ly Mr. Fox- lib >:iviex, the well known authority on I i onienelnturo. from lthurku ood's Mag , tin i/.ine, of April. IS lit. "In one of tin- ' '.uehan lisliing village.* a stranger b ni t wr le.vision to eall on a Ibhennnn of tne na i i .ie of Alexamler White. Meeting a It :!ii. lie asked. 'Can ye tell me fa'r T>V ?.i:i.iy I'.te live.}':' Tl!k Manny File": I'.i >:!i she. 'Mnrkle Manny FlteV sa d ?' !>< ie. Tilk niuekle Manny FiteV >;i: " " '< ang Manny Fife.' "I'lll; iiltlekh* lang bll tanny FlteV 'Muekle ling g!ey?. siiiny Fite!' shouted the exasperat mill. 'Oli, It's (ioup-the-Lirt ye', eking.' answered the girl, 'and i he de'il for dlnua ye speer for the i..< >y his rieht name ut uiu-u V " *" mm i ? - mmwm j mm r' ? ' ^ side nts < d. _ jfion toi duirtbia, don't fail to [ inspect our line ofK es. We carry the my one concern in t I xl ? iow as me qualify iave many valuubl is Congareaand ou sr. Come in andse< >r not. We will fc ou make 0:1;* store i the City. If vou V ? omise vou honest w< ^ 0 eryou buy any thin; rims prompt and coi ice, we wil! be pieas t it. if yo i can't C< and prices. We d Parrot i: & Bailey "St ON it. 1836 LUMBkA, S. C i r BEES? A ,'lly Pj gjjj|P^ ! oft c) 11 8ta ^IjLEo'tAROLl^ on I CO I IV ^ VJ i ? 1 > ~ mWikSj* on *:. - / -y**A Bi,! *>* -- I t\v< > ? WfAtawiwiCQrt^ Wh mm = I> 1 lit i\ i ,s! ii 1 iickt*is As >oiat ion iipp vo Iu t*M til highest i?*?ir?ls ; t by cry Wiiruj's i a .?ii c in-ir noils hem i sl? i\vn At !. \j nis v orhl's dten ,n the lied ^alinon t.uo'i tic grand llcul /. ev?-r nivm t > Salmon at an ' orl<r I'ai 'I lie rg Hcil Salmon ,*] the best Hi ;t Is packed. P.ite r.g :?;c Rospcncibiiiiy. I -V s . 111.?.;??: - or more t:i.> dlMV- n st's assistant had occupied his leisiu 0<'c, omenta by writing verses for tin* vi w'n ire paper, in the p'K'tV corner" ? stl" licit publication ti:oy appear." 1 anonv u "J >usly ev ery bur. I ay, says tl: ^ utth's t'output, io::. ():i opening b * ,?y of the Weekly l'.u<:'e <> motninj. 1. turning Hrst, aa was I.is regin'a bit, to that particular ? >r::<":\ lie vvii rprlsod and gratified beyond men* i,ad e to see his name in full appended t 0/ a ! latest poetical outbreak. uy le hasten,d to call at the of lice 01 . i P.tljTlu. UUVt 'Mr. St!: ? i aid to the editor, "1 mt I > tli:ink yotl for signing my III" to my !?? '?:: in this week's paper, ea' or.ivg . a follow when lie gets PrHn ?;ier eredit for his work." UkuI Oli, that's a'I right. Johson," re>n<!ed the e iit >r. "Me thought it s ill.mt tin.e ( ? place the response ty far that p >ctry where It he 8' I." .."T I nio x "Y | in th r.KSns'sNewUfePKEs pL Tho boot in the world. C of | tinty | \ call ateither 8 tefrigerators, || largest stock i| he South and j| of our goods g 2 costornurs ?j r desire is to I i us whether g >e more than El :s your head- p in ike a pur- || oods at lowest 5 r or not you i> urteous treat- p it;a ana you p )me to see us, g o business by 03 and Refrigerator People** S It AT ' mam bt mmmmmm j tyo od t?n mn Is c! aned ; ? kc I entir lj by mm bine, and not hod by t lie bum ui b ml "T?le?nian" in Cnglit'i Law. . talesman, according to Enplish r, Is a Juror summoned to fill a pup, 1 formerly, at any into, this was on tlann \w .? ??? * u?>.iv .?J liming uuk> nUKUUit; |HTi who was present in court. "Tales elreuinstnntlhus" ("such of the by nders") were the llrst words of the or directing tliis process. (!"?. 1 kwlckiuns may rciueutlter that, as y ten special Jurymen were present n meniorahle occasion. Mr. Serjeant /.Ui7. "prayed a tales." whereupon > of the common Jurymen, one of r>m was tlic unfortunate chemist, :e pressed into the service.?London ndard. Tha Vary Worst. otmhis Jerrold was seriously disjointed with a certain hook written one of ids friends. This frlen 1 fd that Jerrold had expressed lis ppolutment and uuestioncd liim. ? 1 r you said was the worst book >er wrote." <<>, I didn't." enme the answer. "I I it was the worst book anybody r wrote." ? Whore It Snows In Summer. low, It ap]tears, only falls In the uretlc In summer and on those rare lsions at other seasons when tlie <1 blows almost ?ltie south, and, iuge to say, these south winds are in winds, raising the temperature 0 or <10 degrees F. They seem nkln lie mow melting l-'oehn winds of Alps. Fully Posted. ould you do the landlord In 'The > of Lyons?'" asked the manager seedy netor. Tell, I should think I might. 1 - done a go<xl many landlords." It Might Speak. >c Artist?Oh, ze niacin ai has 7.0 id face. I shall make ze spenkln ; loss. Honpcck - Kr?well, old man, needn't ko so far as that, yen v.? Metropolitan Magazine. T raitor. hey say that he fell overboard Ml hip rolled on Its side." on mljrht say that he left the ihlp e lurch."?Yule Record. ECTRIC TIIK REST FOR IVl BILIOR8NKSS UTTERS AND KlJiNKYti j / /