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“IF FOIf THE LIBEIITY OF THE WOULD WE CAN DO ANYTHING.” VOL .II. DARLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMRER 25, 1801. NO. 12 HE IVOIHIKATEI) IIAMPTOX. Thr Eirn Law. Sam Jours Talks to (hr Charlotte Nfftrors. do Slow, iiiris. Things I Hatr to Srr. WORKING GIRLS’ CLUBS EXTENDING. ODDS ».ND ENDS. WYOMING’S FEMALE JUSTICE. man who is now insane and under temporary care of the police, was Germany leads i i paper mills. Try a sun bath for rheumatism. A watch ticks times a year. American made rhotj'uns arc greatly in demand abroad. A judicious silence h ;rfwnys i> u tortlian without charily. Chicago will erect a building in memory “I'liflc Billj” Ra> nr I’rnnilrss. Governor Tillman has received the " Scarcely a day passes without its l.ln^jrto aoe a man always talking 0 ”*| r y , 3i";, | > 1 , c “^® ll y U l , 1 0 1 v ,*' HomrlrSS, anil Almost following letter from a private eiti- Many old while 1'hariseesare lying newspajicr story of some young wo- a/toul whaj u happv phav heaven is, r Thi* year lia»t»etnoncof wumliTful suc- rricndlrss. zen k asking the Governor’s influence hack just thinking that angels .will man who met a man s« interesting amf doing nothing to make his home ^ovi.m"ne"'!)i!!*• r chi'-l"^mrtfciJ'li-ly to urge the necessity for the aholish- come for them; but no! 'J’hey arc that she thought she could not live ,Vesembleit. ’ tboaeof the west, nre tnkina niiilw idea Gkkknvili.k, S. C., Nov. 27. -It ingof the lien law. The views ex- not coming. And many shouting without him, so she married him in I Iwtc to see a m.in witiva suspi- ^“^1“^.'' gt.p^j',seLmiiinudottier truth"poke. 1 is stated to be an historical tact that p rt , sst ,| art . - fry niueh to the point colored people want wings; but no. haste and afterwards learned that cions breath boast of his temperance place* have sent on delegates to study into -• “Uncle Billy” Bayne, the poor old jm(l l)o d()ubt the R . slllt of expo- You'll not get them. he was an ex-convict or a hrete or | prii^-iples. r 1 rience, but whether they are general- Now I can preach you a ly practicable or not, it, might tost and have you ail shouting in ten he hud separated without the talking al amt how muefi ho loves' a great deal of hardship and snfftr- minutes, or I can preach von a plain formality of a legal divorce. : cvervlsxh r , and never doing anything, pfacticHl ethics of associate self xovern- iagton monument for a shot to . , , ' , " i , meat and self support. Study simplicity in the nil intf to (loci Ut** SCI'DU>I1"*“1>IIC tllui will UO III slllli CUeC.4 * lb, 1 hi it nil? 1>5 lUKl fo noljV'mi vl*(tuy^ 4 1 ! In Chicago the interest is most active dishes ai DkarSik: I have been thinking which would uin rathei have.'' tipon the man, who generally dc-i Oltate to sec a jirofniiient Uhiiirli! andpregnuntwithpractioi*i^snlis,though meals. for some time, hut Voice* from the untlience, “I’lain serves more abuse, than he gels. But jniembersijpping lftt,6 ahutcher shop toSmftSwUW^towThere! Th"Chicaj^ le^oVthe^one'hwiTnml tiJThtmi'whiH thought as how 1 was a jioor writer' .••ennon Uos.” girls, look at the matter seriously u’.to liny- something for hreakfast on i Mea is a “lunch clnh,” one of which is al- be healed. ^ tfi<Ui|cJh^)eut»uoM^i^|| you would not care to read it much “Wdl, now J am g-ing to give il few minutes apd see if the I rouble day morning. ! i ^2^* ' less give tne eontents a thought. But to von. ^ on hear me? nnghl no! have U-eii avoided if you ft t Imtc 40 ♦•'i!e . people ovetty 1 l he. Itiiiciydub rooms .im usu.ill} J|llt • . -a iii» frichd-, tpuited ttic--positlon. TLbi-c- ” ’ r 1 . ihosStne Rreat^wnrcmmse, nenr business > b r f . „.i.... i; tild 1 centers, easy of access to the girl workers i . A woman can appreciate a kiss from her ' ,l f" 1 ' ' 11 1 • ,u Af,!elSn ''’ ' v, ‘ e " u 00 of Columbus at a cost, uj' >1 '.u .*), _ -... wvg...»- | mo*l purely co-o|H*mtlve sclienifs that has The Western I’ni ui Tolc-'i-uii ( . ols ,. r4 „ v sermon already had a wife or two from whom I hate to. see a man continually ! ever been pushed to success. Savants in c i e ,~ over ialwMWn v<.*rnri‘i"s"" ! ' i> ""' .(•and expounders of ..d, vV come, too, to the first man who nominated Hamil ton for governor of South Carolina. He was then prosperous and u man whose word was of much weight in W1 .j t j nr , political matters. The people all over the Stale were looking anxiously for a lender. Gen. Tlampton’H name hid been often mentioned, but noth ing had been done to put him defini tely in the tight. One day while git down and team of this body of girls the A syndicate has offered I" buy: h ...pli her auii there, wha may tie . . , , iirs. Harris. Mrs: Moiris Jiiid'n-wmflh; • - < -V sanpl'oty in the immherof the CUli-Mn U<Wi j5g*«t HkW.. l0 " 1 ' rtiingfimd gum. me theeircumij^ticesaOii . g tending tier .appoilttment^ud tier ejfjJcTi-.'. ■ m, 1 ence with her ItrstciisdJi^courti ItaAajej|. ..t, leave it there one hour ami the hun: *\, IH uierc hud grown upWTittik feeliBh toward • ■ Ktn Imalprl ^ ‘.*.!■ ?!r*. .AIorris Disposes of a Case That the Court IIa<l No •Jurisdiction Over. i Scon after the women of. Wyoming wen rutrnochiKcd some men decided that i v> ouid he well to Imre a woman justice oi the peace, so they selected Morris, <* « Cotir.ecticut woman, who luul oceitmicar nest, ami judicious woman suffragist and v. ui ketl for her hpjioiiitinent in .South Puss (Tt y, t lie count); sent of Sweijt watercounty.. This recallsit'very pleasant meeting with a .Mrs. .Morris at Albany ‘i)i 18M*pf that time, who was than imlkiu|(lAsi' l.dipo. iBttov Uus.ofl you. i on hem - inc. iingiii not nave i<ccn ttvoittett it vott r t imtc to tee. people ovvi seeing stmiewhere in n paper I lint a Wc need more plain, practical had not Iteen in loointieh of a hit rry.' jiartioular alrtuf their clothes nmn hatl rated you in regard to the preaching among white and black. .Marriage means partnership for nridcHy parlieiihir iihout their Mr. Bavne and others were in the ■ tax on ten dead puppies, I concluded Yon ought to have as much sense as an life. Decrees of divorce are merely niortils. to write you a few lines on the mat- old cow. She will go up to hay thnl exceptions that prove the rule. Would | hate to o » » • i see ti nmn romemher Mansion Mouse discussing •l’ 1 ': p.- 0 f (]„. ] ;IW 0 f this State us it has briers in it, and eat the hay and any inwi enter into a business jmrt- everything the clown said Iwenty lion, air. Bat tie said. I noniinute )iuw ox j s j s ()i, niv htimhle iudg- leave the briers in the trough. Now • nership with as little Inowletlge of wars ago, and forget everv word tin Wade Hampton for governor.” He : supported his words enthusiastically. ment the lien law has done more to if von find inn'e llie poor nmn poorer and lion- just eat the hay and leave the briers. iiersiuji mm as nine 'iiumeogv ui years ilgo, anti forget everv any briers in my ft Ik ' the other party as you seem satisfied preacher sttid last Suntlay morning. the with? Well, no, not unless he were 1 hate to see p ople give ;i sweet sou led lunatic. ; | swcrl to the world, and ke- I know whereof I speak, for I walks upright which means straight Talk is cheap, girls; it can be' .sour for the lireside. 1 lie nomint.tion was published in ,. s t gj^honcst than all the war. I Gwl savstt man who goes toheaveti till their _ till their News, and the wires the next morning iniiilied the papein and the VU4| ( (hroiigh four years of the war,I up and down. made to order as fast as tongues can people ot the io\t country tluit W a, l L '| nre j vt . ( i f (nll . wounds, from the ef- You can't walk upright in the run, esjiecially when there is a pretty Hampton was the choice of Green-j j 1;i . ver call | K . relieved until sight of God, and U- a liar, a thief, face to inspire it and two willing \ille. 1 he nomination stirred ewry-1 , he (j^j takes me from this or a drinker at the same time, .lust oars to nceiv j it. liody, mid through the uppet counties, g j n< , 1)lls0{ j world. any kind of a man who would do Don’t fear that, some other girl the name of Hampton then and. ^j, ice t j )(1 )j en law was emicted I wrong is not ujiright. j will got the fellow unless you secure 1 The royalties from Moody and r'-tr.- fhei'eaf er ietaint' u tiiumphaut ] KV |, struggling to live under Nome of you are like the colored ! him af once. A fish that any oue! key’s famoes “itosixl Hymns" have votu. M.". Lay be is new penniless, ; t | lllt it),,; it in be die worse curse nmn’s mtile, lie said, boss, jisi. |'iit! ettn catch isn't worth throwing a amounted to Til.io'ViO'i, rwry |>eimy ot I hatetoseea inaii chewing tobacco while he is whippig his boy for smoking. \ftvs Items. i. and almost friend le- a j .oor nmn could have to eon-i him to the Il.'JU It I lilU*”l I I ivmuvsc. ; J ^ 10 : "“lb' saved Nouth u jj j 1; why, because it _ ‘sijittt him to the iitiggy itn’heis dar, jist ( aroliim, and ud.Jiis !a-t davs nm\ tie. | 1 j J)1 (0 ), a( | e with the man vvlioigit <ni his hack an’ he is da-, but the in a poo. house oi the usvluin. holds (lie lien regardless of prices, trouble is gittiu’him way from dar. ( ’liniil la Ntute. | paying very often from one to two You jist .-.ta; right dar. Didn’t Know She Mas Free. hundred per cent. After paying or trying to pay such percent., sup-1 The court of appeals of Kansas jhim. iny crop is short, what am I to. C ty, Mo., has rendered tt decision in do? Beat the merchant all I can. the case of Edit llickham, an old ' '|'his is dishonest, unless I doit in wagon un‘ he is dar, jist i line for. I’lay him to lind out wheth er he amounts to anything. If he becomes impatient mid dashes away, why. follow Dogberry and thank God that von’rc rid of a knave. The Clirysniitliriiiiini. colored woman, against the estate of . so |f d.-fense mid say that the end the late Joseph llickham of Maiteau ju^tities the means. Next, il has de county, Mo. Kda was a slave on the | „| 0 |.. ( |j zw j the lalxir, iieeanse tlie farm of llickham during the war, jm.i-eliimt or moneyed man will fur-; hut was never told that she had been |,j s || a i,y negro a mule and supplies freed, and lor twenty-five years she under a lien. He {the negro) starts; worked on for the family, believing ! „„( [„ | x .. t t n tl lt . nierclnint ..ml. herself still to I e the property of |] H , l a inllord, and very often sue-; Hiekhiini. After liicklmni’s death, in i.NH'i, the woman received the | do !|((t ,jr . . ■ , . ... t Of course some are Irving to l.ss'i. the woman received the | do !t)( j mean to sav that all the -1 inkling that she was not a slave | KMI |. j|ien, white or black, aredishon- atid that she was illegally retained of 1 her liliertv. Nile brought suit, against the estate of her former master for $1,410'or services for twenty-four years and live days. Edit was awarded one-half this a non lit, hut on appeal to the circuit: court, the decision was reversed, j Kiln brought the case to the court of 1 court make an Inmost some are living, but we have; got to have help. Where is it lo, come from, unless i! conies from the law-making liody of the Ntato? But some men w ill say if the lien law is repealed how will the pool mail get furnish him. there is not app-uls, and Wednesday I lie handed down a decision the lower court’s decision and ■Handing the ease for trial along? No one will That is ti mistake, for rc- ( urioms ( tilliiigs. a man that is deserving hut can get . reversing . ( || t ] Ri | K .|p ) K . |, w .(|s witlumt a lien., /’his will show just where a man' i belongs. If he cannot ren* and get supplies without a lien let him go to i work for wages. I am the ('hry.-autlieiiiiim. I know i'niyaller, And sometimes yallerer; But 1 am in it. .1 ust t he same. I am aware I’m built Somewhat After the pattern of a mop; But yet J am an egoreseent epitome Of the great American spirit Of get tliar. For 1 stuck this country A stranger Without a scent And no capital, Except my blooming ; But 1 stood straight up And held my licad high. And do yet. And today myself And my descendants Are in the Iloral Km, Ami the more Frills We devehi[i The more we're admired. How much the men admire a wo man w ho does not exjieet tt man to he better than men can lie. Ulark Dipllicria. •<» The Issue to Close the Saloon. The Sioux Falls .loimiti! thus strongly states the issue: “The key- The Ijpn law lias; jujiut in tlie tight upon the drink Black diptheria of an exceedingly | viiulciit type is running riot in I'ler- jniont and Warren counties, Ohio. [Whole families arc down with the I disea.-e, and its victims are dying like sheen. The disease lirst appeared at Mil's station, a small village in War ren county, and spread in all direc tions. Young and old aie attacked, and in sonic neighborhoods not enough nurses to care for the sick can be found. Undertakers arc worked al most to exhaustion, and the people i are in a panic.* I’liysicians are on the go night and day. Schools arc closed, and no business is being transacted. The epidemic is attribu ted to low witter. Well—“Nueh a dream as I had , last night, dear.'’ Husband—“May ; I hear about it?" “Well, yes. I 'dreamed that I was in a great cstab- i [ lishiiieut where they sold husbands. There were beauties; some in glass cases and marked at fearful prices, and others were sold at less figures. Girls wore paying out fortunes, and getting the handsomest nieti I ever j saw. It was wonderful.” “Didi von see anv like me tlien*, dear?” vvhieli Inis gone for (Tiaiititl lr |iiii|io.ses. (T.inolioilcr Gcivewl i'.ileitie Inn ilis- cove.sei n siiorln .eiu tie; iit'. niils of Itic Imtstner of ('Innlesion count). T lie ‘!c- ix'it is -onie'.l'ing over st'.OtV’. Arn our A Go., Il.c great |;oi k gnekert of CTiietigo, slaaglitcrcd 1,. 1 li.lt Mi Log;- for llie )car ending April I t, Til. I’he Chesterfield Advertiser says: •The tofu I a.-s'-ssment of iiroperty in . otith (’arolii.ii for LS’.ll is si i;s,'4li“,- dfj.l. The total htsl yeiti' wits slot),; tiO'/J, 4bl; increase over hist year, $17, li()tl,21K. What have those fellows who were predicting hist year that capital would lie driven oat of the State, to say now?” Those fellows stiy now that much I he larger portion of the increase has been effected by ! he arbitrary raisiiutof assessments of .railroads and other iiiveetn.eiits of capital; andthatif capital is not driven out of the Ntatcit will he because tin- great natural advantages of Louth Carolina counter balance t lie oppres sions of an anti-capital Administra tion. —The St a te. DBlrmit kinds. A clergyman in England, in an | p U t U p re nts. Why? Because the 11rathe of today is not what it is so earnest address to his parishioners; landlord will say, I just as well have cummunlv represented to he. The advocating the establishment of at jj a s the nicrchaut, if I don t get it tight is simply a light between the cemetery, asked them to consider the J ]| e will and the poor man will be Prohibitionist on the one hand, and, “deplorable condition of 30,(K)0 Eng-j j„ s t as well off anyway. almost solely, the saloonist on the lishnieu living without Christian The poor inaii is not the only one other. And by thesaloonist is nieau “A’es. .lust as I was leaving I saw a burial.” . helped by the repetil of the lien Itivv. t| )c . | Mall H | 10 believes in and upholds vyhole lot of men just like yon lying The following epitaph is in 1 wines- j '|'j K . w j, 0 owns the land will he the American saloon. The saloon is on the remnant counter.” boro, S. C.: “Here lies Jane Nniith, heljiod because the renter is left on ealled American hecause there is wife of Thomas Smith, marble cut-j i,j s hoiior. If he fails to pay with- nothing like it elsewhere on earth, ter. This monument was erected by oll( ^ onR . providential hinderaiice, he H is an American institution. The her husband as a tribute to her will go w here he belongs, in some fight is not between the drinkei, Ih in factories or sliops at the liincli hour, husband seveuty-iive years afl i itie mar- Tliey are fitted up with small tallies, where j risge ceremony was iwrformed. the girl may eat the lunch hroilght from The average annual salary of < sijiljiyces her lioiue, supplenieiited by a cup of liot i in Massachuselts corporations, including tea or broth, or may buy at very reason- i both sexes and all ages, is s:i:::! ff.’ 1 able rates a warm luncheon. There is be- A ninhogaiiy tree in Honduras was re sides a pleasant parlor furiiislied with cently cut into boards vvlii.Ti, vviien s .li! in comfortable clmirs, couches, books and a ., Koropean market, reali/.;-d Sll,eti.i. i ni.ino, ami here slie spends her fiftocn min-. MM , . . . 4| ntes’ respite from work in rending, dune- 1 lH ' re ,s "“' v "> "><• ifiK, chatting or in enjoyiiiL; simple enter tainments arrauiied l»y herself and her elever companions. For the privilege of these rooms the girl pays a small fee. Not cont ent wit h this phase of the work, the Chicago chibs sent on for Miss Dodge to come out and assist t hem in organizing the evening clubs so popular here, and she has returned reporting intense enthusiasm in the movement. In the eastern cit ies, where organization is accomplished, the work of progression and association engages the energy of club 1 workers About the suburbs of Uoston new clubs are being constantly formed and united in the .Massachusetts associa tion. Connecticut has recently gathered all her various organizat ions into a great state association. Brooklyn has a club as sociation, includjng the working girls’ clubs and those of other societies. I New York city possesses the great typ ical Association of Working Girls’clubs, . self governing, self supporting, co-opcra- , live in its niorit minute particular, and ! vital with energized purpose and effort. 1 The mother club, as the Thirty-eighth street chib is called, organized with six members nine years ago, now has 1M»() mem bers, pays all its expenses, has a surplus emergency fund in its treasury, occupies an entire house, and never has a vacation or a falling off in membership. All sum mer the hospitable rooms were opened, when half the churches in the city had locked their doors, and the July and August meetings were always crowded with enthusiastic members. The work is being carried on as usual in all the old classes, and university and school extension is to be introduced this winter. The design of this new interest is to supplement the university and school systems by means of outlines for courses of study, class instruction, courses of lec tures, correspondence, examinations, etc., and thus to' develop a broader culture among those who have been debarred from the advantage of college or academic train- tttg* • The great, all absorbing interest is, how ever, the World’s fair, at which the clubs have been invited to present such results of their work as may be deemed practica ble. The clubs, as organizations, have no particular industrial products to present, but arrangements are now lieing consid ered by which they, or representative mcmliers of them, may be present to take part in the discussions by the women’s congresses of the economic, industrial and financial problems of the age. Among the topics included in these discussions will he “The Industrial Condition of Women,” including relative wages compared with those of men, relative value of wages pro- portioned to cost of living, occupations, benefits derived from organizations, etc. The Economic Dependence of Women” In Assyria women are sold a.s slaves to work with oxen at llie plow. It said what watch wheels are being made, a.s an experiment in Gcrmanv, from paper pulp. tiu. .p .ui, the still ought not to stay lip later arc nmoiiK the Kiil>jects, inaii <>r which the . J i •.!..• ,i'... i, f girls’clubs hnvo Ihtii ciiKiigist, carefully than 10 O clock W itll the dullj.ilt . studying and freely discussing for years, The man who does not tind hciveu ! ,,ntil tll V ir Practical hlens and opinions are worthy the most thoughtful consider- ill tins world will sLliid it poor | ationmid attention, ;tnd thoroughly illus- chalice of ever tinding il in nnvotl er. i toitc the hi duellers of tlul) life on the n working girl as a means of education and elevation.—New York Sun. ft is premature to tel! any w mi m that she isun angel until ii is se?u , ti.., Keiim imt NotTsurc-,*. how she fail cook a stcik ali'l boil ii ; An interesting occurrence took place on i . , Coninicree street yesterday. In the new [ pet-lto. | fesliioned rat trap in use at a prominent vulgar?! The happiest mail in existence is ! wholesale grocery store wits found one of (el, riglit lo What is the meaning of Nir Walter Neott’s daughter once he who is in gixid iieilt!i,odl of dehl, jinke in his liearing of fomelhing |, as a t .] ( ..„. coiist iemv and i,iv<s hi memory and a siieciinen of his work, for wages. I am a farm- ii la *ii who thinks lie has a Monuments of this same style, $250. C |- s ’ movement Democrat and worked | (Jiink alcoholic liipiur, and the I’ro- Israel Fierce was hurietl in Hunt f or t| K . ticket in the last elect ion, | hibitiunist. The I’rohibithmi.l ihws cemetery, at I roy, i a., t\\cut_\-nine wbiph statcnient (ien. E. I. Ntack- not den\ that riglit; the I’rohildtion- ycars ago. His relatives decided rc- house and ('apt. D.*\\. Mclsturin | not lighting ilriiiking; nor is lie cently to remove the remains. I he w j | ] sulistuntiate. t I he latter gentle- particularlv fighting the illicit drink body was found to tie completely i,,,,,, should be in the tSIate Ncuutc.); traffic; lie is figh.iug sjiccilicallv. emphatically, and victoriously, tli saloon t rathe. The saloon means license; it means legal permission, a money consideration, to engage in work damnation in the community. License, and especially high license, gives a privilege to the dram-selle confers a monojioly upen him, ne petrilied and preserved, and was so j (jj lS |ikp very iimeli to have to leave heavy that it taxed the strength of the Ntute, lint unless some change is six men to lift it. made I will be driven out. Not In Syria there is aeertain religions I on i_ v will I be driven out, but all the sect the members of which are for- other poor renters a.s well, hidden to drink from a vessel that [ hojn, you will give the lien law has touched the lips of a stranger. In your thoughtful attention for a few spite of this, they never refuse a minutes, for it will take but a few drink of water to the thirsty traveler, for a man who has ever farmed to although they must immediately; ^-lud be convinced that all parties destroy the cup which he has used. will lx- benefited by the death of the Lieutenant Foster, of the third accursed law. By all parties 1 mean The Prohibitionist, ns a Peary Arctic expedition, says that the merchant, farmer, mechanic, j hibitiouLt. means I hid there he conversed with a man across thei lalxircr, renter, tenant and landlord, no trallie in stron" drink as a harbor of Port Bowers, a mile Tmd a J W’e will he helped in vu.'ious ways.; Ijcveraoe under law-siini lion.'’ (|uarter away, and it has also been There will be, liss erinie, because the! .„. asserted on good aulhnit' thut at| man who rents an ox farm gives uj A Hoine I’armrr. Gibraltar the human voice has been | lien, gets his supplies, loafs around I distinctly heard at a dAunce of ten ' a nd lets his wife and children hutch-1 Mr. M. ('. T. Gd.iiii, says that he miles. I er up the farm while he does nothing made this year on four acres of land T. Titos. I’ortnnr’s Windfall. I * 011 ^ all( l study rascality. [375 hushels of corn and live hides ol -lie could not endure Iieeanse it vulgar. “My dear," replied n r Teacher: (an you explain what e- father, "you s_ likt a very young ni«mt by viraeions piriishment? Do you know, after all, [ f | 0 | |nnv; ' Yes, sir, when ma gets me. The lirst thing a Japanes- diws in llie morning is to take down the entire front of Ids tiuilding, leaving the whole ii lerior ojien to view. was wife and ehildre'i. h;r! ', “you ' like ii very yo lady. Do you know, after all, the meaning of this word vulgar? It is 1 . ulgrv j,., S , K . , 1)allks only i^inmon; notliini^lhut is n*in- nimi, iwiH'jit w irknliif.ss, can ohserve! i to ..v spoki n of When von have liveil with contempt, to iny years. r you will he (ii.'ifosed t«) a‘Gce with ^ me in thanking (mhI that nothing . ill ^ 4 ! really worth Imving or caring ahout a trulTie whose whole trend ic t4i i tli(• largest of rodents. A number of gen ii lemen present were discussing the great •size of the nit when the senior partner j said; '’Gentlemen, I’ll tell you apian 1 have I to dispose of that rat. I have ahvayi) , heard that if you i>ell a rat he will chase all the other rats off the place. I will j therefore Indl this rat with your ossist- 1 mice.” A small bell and chain was sent for, while the task of securing the rat for bell ing was begun. A number of cords were passed into the cage over the head, feet and body of the rat. The rat was then suc cessfully belled and turned loose. Here- fused to move for a few seconds, lying prone on the ground as if resting himself; then suddenly ho started off among the barrels of sugar and t ierces of meat. There is cnouj pigeonholes of the new-spa per o,ii. ps or America to last for the next 209 years. Officer Rollings, of Philadelphia, i.v said to he the largest, policeman in the United States. He is 0 feet .8 inches in henala and weighs 040 pounds. A Pocketful of Dees. A tall man with bushy black whiskers entered the Cadillac Housa yesterday after noon, and while he was registering placed a long, narrow valise on the counter. A spring in the valise st ;?m»*<l to have givi-a way and a lilt le door at the side suddenly flew open, diM.dositig to t he eyes of t he by standers thousands of Iworking in and out of a honeycomb. There was asmail stampede among those Mending about the counter at. first, but ail fears were allny-d when the tali stranger explained that they wouldn’t get out and wouldn’t do any harm if they did. lie then delivered a short lecture upon the bee and its habits that proved very interesting and drew quite a crowd for a few minutes. He said that his name was J. F. Michael, and that he was from German, O., where ho has a large bee farm. He is here visiting the exposition, and brought his boxful of fine Italians tluit he might compare notes with some of the exhibitors. When some one askcvl him if lie emikl show the queen t » him. Mr. Michael dived Into a capacious pocket and produced a handful of little boxe*. ea-ii of which con tained half a dozen common bees and a queen. “Great guns, man,” exclaimed a travel ing man, “are you a walking beehive:-” “Oh, no,” he responded, “by no means. These arc just a few of my pets that I carry around to show people. You sue, each one of tin . ,* little boxes lias a queen i in It. They are some what particular as to their society, and I have put these other : fellows in to keep t hem company.” } “Don’t they ever get loose and run am tick over your person!” “Sometimes, but a few stings more or less don’t make much difference. Hut you must excuse me, gent lenten, i have to give them their dinner.” and he snapped the satchel shut and left for his room.—Detroit Tribune. Likes Him All bat His DowRgs. She entered a Walnut street carat Broad yesterday. You could tell she'd just come from the shore by her face last winter blond, hut now as red as a beet, with an occasional freckle. “Just a l-o o v e 1-y time,” was her gush ing reply to a pretty brunette friend, as site thumped into t lie corner .-eat beside her. “Oh, I just, d o-o-o love the shore. Never went to so many nice tins and par ties—and dancing—why, I'm mo.-t dead from it. I could die a v.'alt/'.mg, y'know. “And, Fannie^” she gushingly eonlimied, “I never met so m a n y baldheadcd men. Why, it’s getting to he just dreadful the way the men are growing bald. They should use restoratives -it's dreadful.” “Yes,’’chirped in the sumnn-rgb !. “there were a good many baldiieads. And” — “But how about CliarlieU’ interrupted the pretty bninette; “you said he was 1-o-v e-l-y in your las. L tier.” There was a quick, surpri-ed book, a short gurgle, ami ike ; iy blond piti fully replied: “IVor iclh.w! He w. an awful nice Iny. Nice iulker-danced well —and I adored him un! 1 the o; her day, when he did something.” “Why, what did he do!'” was the quick interrogative. “He went in bathing,” pout inn Jy. “Well, that’s lioi hlng.” “Yes, it was,” proudly; “yes, indeed, ii was. Why, do you think—doyoutid I:.'' squaring herself face to face with I;. ;- bra nette friend, “that 1 would go with a bow legged maiir” The car stopped and the sunburned blond got out.—Philadelphia Press. Tho Lake’s Dot tom Shaken Out. Seventeen miles southwest of Waver ly. Ills., lies a small srream called Panther creek. On this stream are several large caves. During an earthquake, rcceiniy, crash after crash was heard to resound from the larger cave, end on investi gat ion it was found that numbers of large fissures in the rocks had appeared. Masse:; in this worli! is uncimininn Only Ho that Oi.ii savo In tho uLor- lliost call Itroilk ilio fotici's ufovil. 1 Soon neommoUan ivas lieanl in tin; rear [of stone fell from Klie eeilin^ a;nl a small 'I'li,, mioliiv lull t Ii ! «>f the store, nml following it iipPearod llie suhterranemi juke covering almost. Iialf mi IIK p lll»OI Mill, nilplliy, mu in w hol« force of cats that do duty at tho I aerc 1ms enlit'cly ilUnpiivnreil. In llie ool. power of Jesus Christ i.S its still store. On they came, and reaching the tom of the former lake aiv a I .r c in:; v r The (hnisflitors imritv is safe whose Miiohlier solvent front diKir, put out ns fast as they could of fissures. A strong smell of Imrnhig . ... , .1 I It ... , e* run. The senior partner, as well its the sulphur pervades the cave.—Cor. SI. I .mils gives a privilege lo the urani-seller, ( lirisliun mother saares every Gooi! I.OtikS. otliers present, witnessed tlie strange |HT- Kepuhlie. 'secret of lier heiirt; I hat. son's churm- i ()()ks ...... ii..,.. a;., ('.’nimnce. hut none was more surprised . • , , , . , , , , “‘ V • | lall ’'I'lli . than the senior partner, who gave vent to ' Reward of llravery. Cording to till’Size of Ills? llCVh.'d*, l!h* Icr is judged aionl, who has for dee]), dcpcndnig UJK)ll a heiiltli}'con- his disfippointment aH followH: Patrick McX U a great admirer of dition of all the vital organs. If the j “Well, it didn’t work, did itt Instead of | personal bravery, and iicvcf fails to iu>i.-i that men of intrepidity arc entitled to skin price he pays for Ids dreadful pri \ i- uro- hali his most confidential friend aChriH-. « , . . 4 „ .i.,.* tian father. They are in danger who ! m . r 1* ,,M(tlu ’ >mi . h ^ u *!. cats a wav.’’-Mobile Utmister. «rc.i wear a nia.sk in the ]?n*sem pm nt.**, and uneovei who 1 !*". 1 \’l ,,MU ll ' v ’ .' , ' M ‘J. cits away.”—Mobile Register. groat favors and privilege • • j look, if yyur ^fonaK'll he discorded Ho was told the story of a mu Oi I' 111 ' 1 ^ oll have U llv.-'pcptil' 1’ioklimlif your 1 Nature'. Ailmlrnlile Symplimiy. hml ilk'll hravely mi the gall ' lip' ip'ill't llllii fiillllt'Ve 1*C lliic ted Vlil hil\C it pinch- Whllethemlgratingbinlsfl)’,thecrickcts \ K 1U Wliole mallei' with smile iiiiii'i life oliiv to (ho'c wlc> hiivc nn'dllook N. n riu to Ui.il,.".I I'CCCIVi I’l'csliylci'i.in. ccuiv gooil health and VOU sing their “Glory Hallelujah” at the top of .... i i |, • . , their innumerable* voioos. Hark! you can such (Oiilidcmes.! "Ill have jtoMtl look- ' “ tern D the "Teat alterative and Wiicn a youiio man iiig.i fnriii for I i.c Lu-tory or I lu ter'.-, U'Hi'h, or anv o.iier laieinca.'' iftii directly on tlic.-c vital organa, s, 1 dole lies, hoi i good . rJecri 1C Dll- i heat^tho tune itself and almost tho words, rative and I onic* sang in rapid 2-2 tunc—“John Hrown’s- i .1 . s j,.. lih.lcli 's I nils ..,,,1 | tho cricket pays no nttciitlon to tho 'dons the urea pimpas, iiii.uiks, 1 "'i' 1 „ r ,,,,3.„ lle | mt KWH 011 forever owm-d to a couple of busitioss men, friends of both, to try and allay'the feeling by si:g ; ’"ting tiiat “Mother Morris” be math magistrate. Before calling on Mrs. Morris t hey called upon t he incumbent and would b** Squire and stated tlie object in view, !Z., that they both yield ii^fuvorof Mrs. Morri-t, wbicli both, on tlie cutliusiasm <)f t!i< moment, agreed lodo. The self appointed committee t hen c.tiled on Mrs. Morris and stated thepurpe.: . of their visit. Mrs. Morris at once said: “Me a magistrate? Why! 1 never looked at a law book in my life. What could I do in dispensing justice? The idea, is preposter ous.” “Weil, Mrs. Morris, we know you and your sense of justice, and have all confidence in your honor and integrity, and the candidates for the office have both assured us that if you will t he ofiice they will ch* c: fdi!y resign ail claims and will use cu iyv (li'orf for yoi’.r appoint ment.” “Well,if these are tho facts I will consent i > take t he office, Mil you know, geni.lcn.cn, that I know m ; i;,:>g about, the duties, but 1 will*do tiie I.t i can.” I ii due i ime t be appoint metit came, and .Mrs. Morris was installed a.s justice of the peace of Wyoming. The docket of “t he incumbent” was handed over and in due time came the lirst ease. This was a trivial matter between two litigants, both well known to Mrs. Morris, which had been comnu nc- d be for tiie former .j'Li ire. Of course il became known through the town that Mrs. Ksq'uire Morris was going to have her first trial, and every spare citi zen muM, of course, be present to bear it. The “court” met in tie* courtroom on t ime and called on tlie pinintili’, through bis attorney, to bis e v . T e. • •>- f.'ii e was t ueu ca 1 !■■ d in t!’ • 1 ..r:’ i.: i;: . r. “Your at tor. nave si n your <.: e convclly, iia •. '.;ei:; e. uaen?” “Yts, iiiti’a.m.’’ “t'k'.nt!;: ( nut I:;- no juris diction over tie* rare.” The attorney for the plaintiff imim diaU-ly ro.-C and com- tnoiici ii talkii.g, but t lie “'stjuirc” .said, “Beg \our pardon, • ir, Rut this court has no jurisditt ion over this case.” Turning t » the litigan;> siie sttid: “Here, Charles, I want.you and ti- orge to go home with imgYvme ri .in ;do , ’g.” 'i'iiey l;olh went, and on arrival at. her lion.-c she turned to George and uaid: “8ee i;ere, George, you owe ('h; rh •. > much; now you just pay him ami Nettie up right here or f will nevef «/ive either of v- •» anoi l.- i-i.'r.c of pit*, as hfng «.:> 1 tiey taali burst into a hearty laugh, and did t hen and t here set lie the ma: ■ r in dispute, and after heartily congrat u.la! in g the “new Y.qe.iro” on her justice, wen: (o t :u:d told the > lory, which soi*.i I know n througii the town, and Mrs. Morris’first case in court became as f.isnou-. as was its justice. It was :i fact that she haul m> jurisdiction over the < a •. but why nIk* knew it. to he so : !;e could no! say, o:i!y ihat she knew it to be so. Mr-. Morris dmi!ied that she did not make much mo! v ■ :it of tlieoitice, but > lietiid feel that sue !> >med litigat ion and made more friends among would be liti- gaut.s.*-California 1 donee i- rer who . taking and gay words. “An sure,” said Patrick, “whin a man has died on the gallow s as brave as that, o I .„.. Umgiver’nient should pan!lion iiim on the llaily4.icH-a-MoiiId’riou-iii-tlie-Grounil” — spot fur liU liriivery!”—Contli's C'oiiilian lull. __ . Plmuv excuav mi'for coiifituiiing cott'iii, wpijjliinjf 5(10 |.onmls pm li riiiis « "rent riiik New Y )BK, Nov. 16.—Thu nctiou uiiich of your vuluublo limo. i* 11 '! 'L* hiLslH'li of cotton Htvd to the occtij'ltlioiip. he miiv ii.iiiillc <i litlh' of T. Thos. Fortune, colored, editori rieage think of these facts so von hale. Bring iiji uuv furuier in smir more nioney and wear lietter clothes I'ariK'ii- f! lv es a gisi:l etmi]ilcxion. Nol l at ‘ U'ilenxis drug store, 50e. jier hollle. ll ' Old ncwsjiaja'rs k*5 cents a hiindred In some of these a ( this ottiee. of the New York Age, to recover from James Traitor, proprietor of the Sixth Avenue Saloou and Hotel, $10,000 damages for assault, was concluded today in the Superior can give the legislature some valua- sections, cniitcnijiorarics, bio hints. A been who lent Ibis.—Cheraw Reporter. u.n Old newspapers Hekvi.D Office. for sale at Thk than lie needs on the farm, but in (he long run lie does not aceiimulate anything and he is always dcjieiident cotton picking machine lias “Butter is mentioned in the Old on others for his daily bread. exhibited in Atlanta which Testament and by Herodotus. The mcchanic.is often out of a to do the work well. It Thracians ate it. .i.wnn ■ ■> r...., .^ >n....... .„ v . „ , give relief, or monev ' ■ral thing has Sufferers from La (Jrl with Ills ul-iry liailclnjali. .Somu nighls— ; warm ones for instance—t he crickets sinjt miieli faster than they <lo at other times. On a cohl evening it’s a sadly Inng drawn- ont meloily, l.ut tiie song falters on ns long 1 as the cricket lias got a spark of life left in Ids legs and wings. Scattered in among ) hese sternly, strong insect notes there are ismie.less other little pipings and fiddlings —llie katydid's funny note for instance. Slie gcntrally says, "Katy-did, she did!" The whole makes u most adniiraliiu sym- ipt Now Try Tilts. il will cost you nolliing and will sim l lie '• v you good, if you have a cough,cohl phony.— i.isiener in itoston Tran I dr any trouble with throat etioat or lungs, i joh, llie Dr. Iviug’s New Discovery forGonsump- Fry glnscr ale for stonmeh cinmps. ,1.,. lion, eouglis and colds is gtiaranN't'i! lo I During 18U0 Hiere were Imilt tlie Court. Fortune was refused a drink, KW111 * to do the work well. It Thracians ato it. Greeks thought it store clerk is often dismissed; ^‘v"'reikdlT.rnl'ciSH'y'vvill iY'i'kim' Vmc!" Unilr^Lta'^s.'-soThtn'ches. I "" l, it was alleged, because of his color, ^ P u »^e(l over the rows taking out the a wonderful kind of find. Many factory hand as a general thing has Sufferers from La (irlppe fouml ii jusi ( Home Paiislun det lists have comliincd tlie tiling and under its use had a speedy for ointment or no opiiortuiiitv for rising hevoiul a uie iiiing anu ui 11 • (< ” and perfect recovery. I ry a sample no!- to manuructtire false teeili for horuiH. TaruisbeJ p aint m ay bo cleaned by rub- and wtiri ari8atiltcd. Tho jury gave a and leaving the holla and nations only u»ed ii verdict for $825 in favor of the l t,au ‘s uninjured. The machine medicine There are places in certain level The* farmer always ile ni our expense mid lenrn for vonr^elt i.j:ig ,v'[ l |! l! a ticit" 1 "'.^..iti! liei'iiseiu plaintiff, with an allowance of 5 jier weighs alsmt a thou sad pounds and Southern Europe where it is still has a job and a home anil if he is 1“’* “ .Vl!!!.” " 1! '" 'cent for.hia counsel. > is drawn by two mules. I sold by druggists.” i thrifty the meal tub is never _ , free at Wilcox's drug store. 50i: uud * I,Off Rir size if Yirlui* nsitl la.z:: ll.GN live tO'D liter, OftsMi Hie ( jim*. pGuffKsnr Driasdust Have you uoi i-a d lbt> ^bsoluto correctik'nsof Mg S. lulilrird's spttvli ? Mr. Guttberc—Of couruc. T!g»i »!:•• only tiling about bis couvci’.satiou litctc is to notice.—New York Weekly. At Newtou, IlamiltfUi, cults ate huirl .* .1 cents a dozen untl butter t welve rents a pound. The waters of Lake Eric* arc to br piped to Cincinnati, takiny in many ot her cities en route. A unique present by the British war oflicL* to the Salvation Army was 30,000 worn out helmets. H. (’. Burr, of GrilUti, Ga., has a piece of should come Into Kt'tierni use.- linen cloth taken from an Egyptian mum Courier-Journal, my that is fi.aoo years old. Sin-You will never ask me to do the The uvvTHiTt* time con.- .lined in sending n C ;, w jj| y 0 u t love? He—No, pet. I have a touch of the dys* Harper’s Bazar. A (’oroaimt I'Vstivat. Hindoos of all classes celebrated ilia coeoanut festival on A ui'. 29, when lliou- satuls of (oe:) :!iuts, v. itli flowers and savjar candy, were thrown i:;!;> i lie se t at (.'how pally, the Kcnmdy Sea Face and at Mody- kliana, to bi’.-;);*.ik tne f.ivoi*(»f the sea k'od toward tlnue wiio during tlie ensuin;; year isitended'lo embark upon commercial c:ilerpri.ses>and trust t!.*eni-:*i\\s and their pM.ds to his mercy, 'i he festival is known annnu4the natives astbeShravani or Narel i’untima festival, which is considered to ii.ark ll:e l.v ^innin^ of the end of the moti- soon. The date of the fos;ival varies, but it generally oecuts toward the end of i lio ntomh of AukUHt. EaiTy in the nnamiiu'oi' theday the Hin doos and their famines, young and old, dress themselves in their best clothes and pass t lie (-ny isi the interchange of social amenities, fit the afternoon the children and adults dee!; themselves with orna ments, and in tin company of Mncider members of ii. •. funilies, witli oc-eonnutM and flowers in titeir hands, take their way to.v.n’d ’he sea at Bigk bay or Mody bay. 'i’b;* <ien-e.:t crowds «if the n iti.ve ponula- lion art? seen swarming all over the Fopla* nade, camverging from diirerent parts of the city, to wit ness tiu* fair held in honor of theday. This f ur is a curious enough sight in its way, many of its a! trac tions being com mon at an ordinary native fair. Tho sliops and booil'is erected in long lines along the verge of the Uniikshaiik road for the sale ef trinkets and sweetmeats, English and native, attract a large amount of profitable busine>:>. Ringsof people are formed here ami t here to wit ness t he feats of wrestlers and fencers, or the antics of cunning vagh Tics, or to listen to the t iles of the /rewe.n.sof Hnniaortheamourncf Krishna, which are recited by wandering n:in.4uela with ncc< mpaniment of their uncouth lu st ruments.—Bombay Gazette. Roasting; «»f CotVee. A largo proportion of the cg’!:'‘v drank in this country is eomparat!vci> liavori-ss, and one of the reasons for liiisisihat the berry i improperly roasted. Ati.ong falur improvements in t be (iiivt imi <;! Kci’.ing t ins process num* uniform in its n'siiUs, i*. a new form of roa>ter, inventeu by a B. lglan engineer, by wbicb 1 he b. i-ics v an lie iv>a«»t- e l evenly and with great expe.Jition. Ex periincnts hav.* sbown that UM cubic me ters of b(*t ries, w- ighing about tbirty iive tons, can beroasfed by tlie new maebine in a few hours. An engine of twelve-horse power is used for driving. An >! her roaster has been put on t ho market, wil'di ut ilizes tin* discharged steatn of fin* c: gine. The aroma of the coffee i s t Inis entirely preserved, and it becomes possible for the dweller in cities to enjoy in Ids morning ettp something of the flavor which those only know who have drank coffee in the land where it is grown, wh we the coffee roaster is a frying pan, iei > which the cured berries are thrown a P v minuti.' b' fore the serving of a meal* and where ih * roaste! bury is rushed, while still hot, tkiough tho mill, and thence direct to the coffee p./t. (’-.)li'(*e, when matlo under .such condi’I. :m, la one of tie* m i del id ohm bevenges on enriit, and it i deL’Gablu (!mt< .•;jjy device wldcli intemie l to protnoto an inereased enjoyment of its bcuolila -Boulsvilie ,, , , cable message to London and getting an ile—No. net Iml liny are u.»l Ii.aially on Un- Iwsl Urnm.! u (>uiy n.i,,, ltlr g lly . 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