Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Letter, F^te' ok dil. . 1 o l is Or any i>tt?. r \ rid Job Wo rk Neatly aii?? >cuted at the T; ? i CO Times Job uiTii f. Ull' - Nftr, Fri(;:-'Js. ??u will always ii:)'1 a lull lin^ of . . . PI ur, 5ugyo', "off e, \iejit"- ? rit'/i C .1 it'll rl I trl B^)tL!en Good , cVesh Vegetables, m If vth : ^ to be found it) an uR-to-dulo fit nil / (ii )r<*rv. i, my Ss* Tobv c,; ami Cigars a S^cch-Uy, Bring Your Laundry to i T V t t \: J ? 1 ^ J i ' .i >: * i \ ? .If -Yjw/. J. CLOUGH WAS ;l.A( ?. j|r JS fO v T 0. v?. it .. a 1? .... ft V.l'lj K. VUSf i 1 v ' I(/AH ON .v. ir * > vf l'-"U\ :i * i ' v 8} ' <i) " U'.Ctlt . gJVl'l ? to'" .. o-.'is" jamk i v{i1 .> ii<> i)? ! r-r*. C. o \Ni/EtU . Munro, Ounuau and Sawbrs ATIONN - AT V\Y Office No. V ijjtw Range On ? n ^ o-i D.JE. IIYDRICK, J. A. SAWYER. * * S^vfcaubui'g. ' Umou. IIYDRICK & SAWYER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Union, S. C. Ok kick N o. f>, Law !! \ no k, WAM.ACIC !U'll DJNO. 2-ly j. a. i-i ugh ATTORNEY AT LAW, . VJnion, S. C. Officii Oppositr Court Housi" G. SARRATT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGUON. Offers liis professional services to the people of Union and surrounding country. Day calls at Duke's Drug Store. Night calls at the residence of Mr. L. .1 IJitmcs. 18- tf. 0* QHTR ACTORS' - BUILDERS^ Jo^MILL SUPPLIES. C..vU>ia?, Catenae <r>iss? ? ! *?<53. Tr**s*t?, 'ffcata, Ttwrura =j?. . ifvrt ?ra Ui?<la .^a?, >te(atf.ar Sayinai ??iA Pt.a?p.s Jn ??. Crufca, Cr.r.la u4 * j!t#4 jTw: V -&** VtM XMlfzay. . . fA?K?$ ;?i^i f ft) * t | jo!-; report on i^itomnl^ity.0 ?FoOrce'took! | \ Rooms it) IZcut. Tiutv drslra! ' l?cd rooinH to rent, I v at 1'ftK 1JNI S ujlicO, .lEltslOV UUI'd, utoud -ig Mi my l,o.. ! MKi C/t*h iti nriva cm for s ivlce. (,'rt'i gu i .?' ; (? , i . i.f' ufunded, rti-l, .) il- I ! l-K'THI! i You know What you arc Taking When on take (Irovor's tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly prinntcd on every bottle showing that it ^i.s sitnelv Iron and Quinine in a tasteless ffroriii. No cure no pay. 50c. l.'My. !): . Mason's Depilatory removes sh peril up us hairs permanently from any part ot tho body, ti box John H.Mason&0o.f Hancock .Mary ifju*. 27-lj . ? I ' I Sfintuc Sir 'nr* u 1 *' ;' > '.M*V . : , , f?. ? j 1 i l-ii. r ... " ; I ! .V Til . | ,, I | IS ' < ft >>' . .ipi.f J . I ?!i *. j I mi . > > . . . I A . ' " - ?. ; i ;.i i : i * It i (i'i| ' '< i mm r o i i i a I .? i u S ' i j "S, f< IV..: V.: rt IW-I i ? \ V' ' ) -U' ! ' 1 I (. % i * it;j i J 1 ' I *'<" * 1.) .. |. i1, jj ! I'M* rtr i . .1. - i |. . . I Mi.s \ ' .. | 1 iM -I ' !i- ) . r , il. J .) j 1' I - : M * 1 > ii >i?s > . f A " i X. i li i ?,I V i .. il J . i i' i; C ' li-- r ( ,s : ; \ i- . '.i. . -J . W . ; I ! !|T n > , } ..... i; .v ,|., ! !. V ; I i - i t: . _ > i i i ' .i (In-ill > ! iy o .1 i 1 . i ; ' i : i! I \ . i ' i 111 i ! ' > liiii. . .'! MUl'M-j li'i^ .< 'I; Il v , (lil\ I 1 O *..... * i < "A . 1 \V ''M ' \V!: "I I ' : . : .1 . ' . i I mu ' nM ' 'r ".: !i> - , , pi 1 ! mi ; I a ii . i V ; ?>ji ! IT i i I. ?i v :? I' it'-/' i Ifii ' I'1 *i ' yo' m' .< li'MV wv" ' a;,,;?W}S ..iI. pat :n i V. - a < ' >v..i,i in . ' '.Hi n 1 > : t u ' uj hi** with ih nit ui " I H?v,'j j ut on > 11st* h 1' struck ' { c* ' '.vi ii I i?l m\'>. . - i a t "-- v n ; !: vi i i; ' ' I '.-Hiss *' ?? 1WM-. V\!: i ll the .sliOO lug lining!.! !f ' "I iy> ! M.ur.der Tlio., >.< ? imin;, iw>o;.\> wim ' < .i: .ii vo aii'l ' \ :ii li.nl c > v . A )>?" SC,1'?T ij. HCIIllO'l iik ?1: Wh I ( hri-' i t>i yitl woual org. , ,?: hivi'ini !i l ivvimm a nice 'i kin/in to <t (! > wnii {CuuiiO ?-lf? ..ill b i > >!:<> i.ic. i moral e on age. Ve,:, ,r u , ,; t .. i .i i o: .<? ? .-Iv .i >>.. IV11. |>i h.li.c, .i . <If l:: .i 1.1 !i ) '.-It ,i tot?, lm- ?r'nU :sr? .? r ?' * I i)"i ones. Uiit thoy n? two [i >. : ; i s uup oni, much evil. l'iic fiuiu a. passing loc'vnotiv.' ' i li : Jin Alio1!' h v in- c below here S.iUi'*iiiy and the we;i? ': beer was c ''.'ed ! ut '.(.light it. wiii". tie liol -.vns h'o\*- ! ii g it tire i i .litoiK" r ln*J '"'-j ^i-.i!. . Mr. M.?-8, 'ii-1 M*cii? i ('..H'tr. j s:i s lie thinks i n.13 lot) where l:c \\ e j in?lighting lire. Then* has been some ibhlng t? ? , >. lud si it.ings, and good t: Q'*s it Mann e-iled These are a soil of a men's hil? 1 <; ladies do not go* \ >1. k Me , *i' loo self!ill, but i hi y want 1 t'i ei.cH in awhile, and von k i ? 1 uii s i:i lis-i 1 !< simoH Peter. 1 hiv** fr? i-u j beiit .it it. < The v.atfimelon is: op H not a g od I re and riV't y vho iv.n counting on 1 ' -i . big lii'ig'* Willi ile-.n iM'* nisoo- \ p.:i?,H I. I !:>V"S'- -" p..ieh ui'h vrc. j i j I i \ ! (0, but. ; I ! *r?i no ho |'en 11 i?-l? i i i - ; on tin in that 1 am t i.' .iust lie.) j.| j in# the is good, 1 ie .<C>!i thc:i> :uo tn.t n u pbo.T -i ! Mi at .jcar ib-t'i x-'ii eve i J.I totnl' i I o.a ! - '-( : before, aireiiid lent", ' it (tie.- are ! gi i.e'uily i,. li s- iix lor glowing. J Ii y | sre in fi.n t "I' leu. behind ><?u, to - | ri'-dit nr.d leu id" .on, and then soon uii 'it, >l.< v.'e'H ? irjv'h i !.?>? i i .i 'uii.i- i' llie i* urn..! !:.ul lw?. . ... - able. 1 do no. o p *. \ I'njjf . ' {?? i Id lii i.bjUi,. I' :*> > i" I v V 1? ICW :t * ! mc, atcl gi n. rally ciops* a.a dl b i.?n*; .?< i lVtMS{0, ? X'Op'., ['('ill ikllli h.-.s '. ( ': j oir.tf \V? ; , ' ! u nan (..i .1 bi'j'C , i IvCHHSc 1 0 VJt ' of !it ' <o ! I?-.S lint. '"Kpii-ai " y H'rl d ' ' );?.l ; . k r i? r t- i tug '<? 1 ii v i . I* o- ' ..ii {' >)? .' i.i . | y * ??;? Tii ;>i -vi-i M f *l*t h.i tli ' . ': }!? bav'M lH r'1 v 1; ,j i \ ! r i?"|i'i ! I ?<{ ' . . t .? / ;t i?- j ' . :.< . . : nn|? . Xi? d .I -i I" , 'i . ! ...? ill d '< 1 i ! i in ? - Ilka gfv'n; 1 . a , .1 Ir . . a?| J, -!i l a ??:? . ; .'.I iijf M1 \ Vf . ? j. r . .. i . ?b I-vcm? a . .ItiL'i i i tiir - |i . Uo i l(ii ;.j : h ii .v.., v.. .. i|.,1^1, , : Ik-si < ui " ii .i y >' A ? r It ra 'i 1 V.'iO iH II', ';!l 'ill. V?<! i't ' - l'?'l|| X*i . \ I.i .'111 WH:> iu-iili ilu?lie.il, I lirt hi, it bright iu th > . 7. uv vault ??t" h gontlt bli-t-Xto I- viiK'. t-1?i. : i,.y ilit. IipsiI. t au^'il by Hi 11 ?I !'> of ibo day. Colli' il l .IT lO Ii.. '.->1- Il HM id' t! I'Vtlli. I for HUt 'I i?i! o. ?4 i mi' (.v-'iybiiJy ?> . joyi't| J0. TtI-? Ilillnb-ir proBvMlt Was u I '<;|oii; bllf il v.o i.l J|i|Ult)n> ! > liiaki it I j..>: ??! ; V. Il 1. COU'd !?< w I s.'i ii ai.ri uU h:\'l yi't'iM H ound, and mi crowdin;* iuy ni UiVt" P 'j' lv'X of brau'y c.'l. niod lift IO IVIUM lit t la* HIO JIH.-M (I Hiyvvhllt In;I cm any Oi'tv-islo.i auij justsis picasui-t and iii.ppit-jK'i1'';' o oil l and OllVi! ' r'f! h - I b.ivc I..;: til ! :? 1111(1 !.1llll(i." .. 1 V I ' f . llfllA.I ' .... iCfcClfcum ?? <! M'ii: ii?> : . j Ijllt 811 CoUl ! (? t- M ' l-l J'i i.i OOOatiH) ! was a u/,:u 'uor?ii?i a : .! j I rti:ri?*> j , >. J 4 fF vjt .'?? soinu v, t x? ? Wku*,in-' idokiujL \> . l3io\k its?d:(is ti^n# t.? aj A ?isfl ojsiHltUdua soitg ; {. a fe<v "Jtea, Uu mio:<iuiU>?? Jdinlng in the oborue, Hounding our At.. I rro/iini 'ii?l tv? m>" i!:? j U?i> i:i \\ .> i n: !? l. \ i , ,>11..? | \.|.i f ? ? in. i , r ? i;< ? ; It* 1 r. r I . II I r. . 4 , Ij; . i ?'< t j (I IV. V. !? ! ?! .U V.l ! ' :i i ??*-? i;> ; .,<. - .* ;t Mv - v.'iis S!i'~ j " .% ..4. r*. j i. il>, 1 111111I i?o* ojin In my I \V' -K. Ij c.'i ?t h >v>' ! 1 i.i!' il | 't..'1 Vt ?'lt ? . :? p j ,v It ' !*? ' 1 -itH" ! !' k ' 1 i> ??i - ..I . In* *-.t? IrtS.'-8. i;.? : . . ;; ! " u: 1 I' J k i '<j ? . i : * 1}U'll.i 1 ! ' v.; i. / .v.! t .iv t!,i n 1 "ill ..? ?. 1 VV. :l 1 i >1 r<4, ,v . o*\\ ; -v- iiT"' i ; 1 . n." . t . lv- 1 in illi l;l " in? ?. .. t- t-v.ikfi i p i*. <?ri 1! !'>.?< : ui. . \ 11.1!, i )' i? I tr i 1>: :i? d I.- h >:i ' !'??r li ?'o. u a M?ur . 1..1.1. ..K- '. i . i , ;i I JUV in* 1 'i 1 I'n-n- ' t ?v "? >v.u I 1 " ti''( . * I : V * MV* ' : V ' >. 1# ! - ' ! < >.:. v4? 4 \ . ha .?V? l?. e i 4 . \vi p /. ! I.- - . (t . yo, Ml' ; bl;?/ .v V .i . y y?or" < ui , . il.es t . II i.Y L-i \ \ K - . *-!?-? ! Ill WANTED TO GO HOME t. c.rj . 5 l?::yV I ;o -iv< For Oi:t ? J I. j Halt' It! the World's Work. 1 <i:u?* upon a I oy of liftci i or slxt ni crying hs though his hcar.t would break.1 In n ply t> my in.r.'.y I \ tu,l1. "Mt. her is tl??nd. ami i v. .? ; > Iu>nioI" ?<f cours-. I : ' > 1 !. ;v :? i SCO ill ' . .IJK'1'1 l|i I f !. \V:'I Vivo } oil ail < ; ?! ; on i! i ' l,.t inoai "i den a Ic . . 1 ho won'l let lilt" 1 'i' t'!l !> 1 I in) 4'hta >< i!it ?! ij 'iil \. J o.i c;ui* hoy's well; v.'omM ( : (. for s~> i -non;; .. ! 1. : . ? I t< I. i"; t?:v i ; y and ) ; ,' i ; ivk an o:-.! ; Ui: 1 i i . ' ! of,' ! ami lot ; >> at oen : net > i >iit .Ol.l i !i.i< ' i . i.. v i arc that no... is to I. > ; h i '."'i s.'ahl." After I hntl hi '.- ?i I; rather strong laii}..:.: ' thai I ln;;;ht o iy ho a bigger innu thnu oven tbo sui orintei.d* out iho lady : 'slant h..a a ser'a of sharp ?;ur: '.'on.:, dually brim h ; out ?Jio date of "laoihor ' u ,!.'i : : "do 201 ii oh last l-Wry." t : a 1 oif. redlining that there were some plnu . s of the peaeli 1 usine s i i s 1 \- |>, t . 1'onoMilow t*orr??In I *. Tho peuehbiow porcelain i; of Chinese manufacture and is about MO years old. It Is not. as sometimes supposed, the designation ot' a particular shade of color, hut a rare ami peculiar glaze, which not merely trovers the surface of too vessel, but penetrates the entire t .vture of the article, so that If the same bo broken tho internal structure i identical with that of the surface. Tho method by which this resuit is reached is unknown, and much money baa been expended in vain to discover it. The ware is in a sense, therefore, the result of a happy accident. Specimens of it are rare in China to day, where it is prized as highly as anywhere el. \ Most of that of which there is definite knowledge was taken from China by the Dutch In the days when they monopolized tiie trado with that country and from Holland haa made Its way over Europe. The specimens in this country have almost nil of them come cither from Holland direct or by way of France, whither pieces of it were early carried by the Dutch, arousing unusual interest tunong the French potters. Pen vis Before Sulr.e. Tho evening was advanced when a venerable squire of ancient name aiul lineage arose to propose a toast. Seldom have 1 heard cue more successful. He began modestly. It Is always well to begin modestly. "I i'eel," said the good man, "that for a plain country squire like myself to address a digallied body like the presbytery of St. Andrews, including In iU number various learned professors, i? indeed to cast pearls before swluo." lie bad to pause long ere lie got further. Thunderous applause broke forth. The swine cheered as if they would pevor leave off. Wo ail knew perfectly what tho laird meant. I was silting next to him as he spoke tho words. I heard them with those cars.?"Twentyfive Years of St. Andrews." Dnte on Silver Coins. Most people have an old silver coin of some kind which they are keeping as a relic either fur sentimental reasons or la-cause they think it worth more than its face value. In some inslslices ihe date or tho inscription lias been worn away and it is impossible to read it even with a strong glass. The following inothcu, originally practiced at the mint to dis< over Iho genuine coins when t'.lv r was called in, will enable any one to read an obliterated Inscription; Rfnlrn t Iwi nftl/AU ! ? ' ? ?'! Munu VUU in/nvi IV Uliwt III IIIU lllvjilLlll then place the Bllver coin on it. The inscription will bo plainly visible In a greenish hue, which will fade as tho coin cools.?London Chronicle. fc'r nrlnff Her Feelln/Vfi. "You don't write," the treasurer of tho savings hank said gently to tho old colored woman. "Just touch the pen." She did bo. her business was concluded and her ..ere spared. The official inly' 1 have said, "You cali't write," and that would have been true, but tiro difference between plain truth and considerate truth Is sometimes as marked as the distinetion between a boor and a geutlomau.?Youth's Companion, If you nro of a more grateful disposition than your neighbor, don't tako credit to yourself. It may be that you j aro older.?Atcldsou Globe. * An\J"'".T EnirHr:H Mother*. In i.nghu it is a weighty matter wlioi llidv several daughters in tlie family d :'o man in sight l j uinrry them ? . ; -t the curate. The ror.:antie r< 'rve with which \v.-_ Americans appr acl: the subject of settling our spin-U:?* rt < * : is ulna: ?.u a par in tli -ir o\ os v. . the way M; Troilopo a.-;, we use '; 10 put paiKalcli.s ou the i iefes. Over ih.re they neither put pantalettes . . c piano 1 " :: r put 1tes on tli .r i'everisli auiMiioti to uiarry the i!ear girls well, it' possible, but anyway to marry them. 'i ii - tlvihhc;* Pl.-.nt I:i !7ii5< The lirsl accural informal Ion regarilir.;; lhe wonderful rid <: plant was irm'.-bol by L? ' . .'.a, nine, a French ;?. . i.tim \v I; - * : ;-i !7Co l)y the m<>. i. incut of ! '; : to measurc an ,.,i o!' the !.; ridiati i^uilo. 'i'i I ! '.-lit hi m i> the !. t; .I* the rns.'- : ; rowItut country, ami much valuable Infi rluatloii was thu uliialnvd. cV.: : * . . ' ? *1 " * ? >i:l y-iu ! > ' "yini:;. in th<? BttarnI! b it\k'( ' AY;:. well! If ; u I t. \v lite thing \ lip. why Mn't . , k;':" i didn't l.!i W. . Iti.ti l?? > o.i o'l i a > I left i iy wife blank ch . -v She went shopping."?New Ye.', Weekly. Oiuiorltitiity t'"sr;o.-4 Hy. lit* is lookiug out l'i r 111 rj peitunltv," c: plained the young titan. "if !a what 1 have e< en of him," replied liie man of hnsincss, "l would Infer that he expected it to past* the club window."?Chicago Post. Illusion and De!. ' -.i:. She-After nil. what is the difference between illusion and debt '. n: lie Illusion is the ! v.e hav - shout ourselves. .. 1 . ' ti is tit.'.t' .dish fancies other p? '. have a'.-*.: themselves. Life. | t X o'/.ooh i'i). (" . ?rofitl/)4 UUkots, OUt ofvst Hone - i'rf.'ti " ' i.'i.- ' . flC-i.t I IT " d i . v t?*k *.i { i*. ; ii )i llttt ) IV.- It'inil ;i ni ' - . \s 11n* \\ | i: , . u d oMm Is if 1111:11 >|i? it .\ t ilii?! 15 i *1 i 1} .? I. ' i.i . i till! hliAticitd i tiit'i'... }lu\> > P.font p'i" ' ~ ' ' ' % i'?si M>-- ic-J ; * "sl.?l : . Uci'i" ?d*i?; ;(:' < - ' ' I IX til j lit . . . It: mil I. Ilitjg . V Then 15 il. od -in Vi'iv *<>". ' is. , i lt;'. I >.j i I id |"i . ; ;?ln: ;; t l li -i-' it t. lit; skvi Ove; Li... .1 i i wit5, i;. d I' ! : } .'T,..,-!,' . I . ::f, ^ 'd i". dm* !vor?>. ir i. ini . ; c J- U- '*.1 .? : , ?u nm ? i H ;l li. i'r iiu|. * lit:1, t ,\ i n!i' .i. l i i I i : 1' " li ?: V ??' ? 1T?0 i' tit). :s: H(l' flV' ? P !:' .! ?.i i'| (\\ . 1 li .'l! i' till! I'll * XVl(( ' J . 1 .. i : < !l i . Pipe. ! 'i: i . i -ihi'x tiff. t ?: 1 .li. in t > it. . o ii i il' tin !.t .! tlr. y .! '.in ;.i:d til .-ni' % - . t , : I !ill OS: '. i . i . V. d !>::b> ;iiTl\ v ' i <'i ti t v i dolidii n:ni t*\ i < ti- ill- : viijjUiciiiiiii oi' their . :i It lit.- : - M day the father eaino !;,i . !::wiI'ouUl. saying: "I. < !n;\ Li/.:'.if, this thin.; has got !;> I .ii. I jii: I wont into the parlor and ..i d I'..ih i iuiso children on iliotr l i;praying as hard as tboy could for goats'."?Now York Times. 1 ! . 7 he O/d tory. .1. A. ivc'.ly relates an experience -. miliarm teal- which lias happened ia almost every neighborhood in the railed Stales and has been told and iei ?:-1 by thousands of othei.-. lie says: ,,l.s:it summer ! bad an attack ofdysentary and purchased abottle of Ch nitbeilui*.,\s Cholera and I'inrrlioea lleinedy, which I used according todirection and witb entirely satisfretory results. The troulile was. control 1 >d much (piieksr than former a It acts when 1 used pthei remedies." .\il>elly is a well known cUtaen of Henderson. N. G? For sale I-y F. I . l)nUo Ihllggist. t yl< xluHit arooiau in !Sl Pttss?>, ; i M a. If ;.iv : '>: , i t.? t ? u i,t|,j i !; die . :.? <1 <>eo lot n < s s i" er m il t. ;hunmc< complaints is unusually prevalent ntuoi g eluldrcmi this season. .\ Well dow loped < aae in tlie \\ i iters family was cured iast week by the timely use ! Chamberlain's Colic, Choleiui an 1 I >i at vine.': Comedy? ono of the best psient medicines manufactured mid y hi' h in a hia* s Kep. oil baud at the borne of ye- scribe, i'his is not intended as a free pull for the company, who do not advertise with us, but to be no lit little sufferers who may not be within easy access of a physician. No family should be without a bottle of this in tun stuniiur nine. Journal. I 'orsalo l?y F. C. Duke Druggist. D- ? j . ; uif tor dnin ' <i 1? .n (;rvi ti mi offlt'i rfl ol ti.o S. it .? i'.t i 'i'- It*'.1. r\ Mny'tiinK r < i ( . ,ift tii idea of p. . v g tl}< Co. "it:'f of t ulm.ul i p . Mate file He fit Liniment fo% Strains. Mr. I". !i. Wellit, lite merchant at Deer Davie, hong Island, N. T., suys: '' i always roeomondChamberlain's Bain Balm as tho best liniment fgr strains. I used it last winter for a severe lameness in tho side, resulting from a strain, and was ereately pleased with tho quick relief and cure it effected. For sale l?y F. U. Duke Druggist. j~ - k rjmr/ - -?n W-^, | i i i- . ? ? x r.? - ** >.?; c r ' ' . ' c . ?- * - r ; . l' i :. t. .. j V ? V \ . j - fof CotttoMi , I .' i . -1 v v. ... icr . . hohoah?anofurl :.. OlMt n SCIEl'Ct ' '.FTINGS. TIk* IIUIOU 1 ill I:. ;<:in ' b(x!j > f I) I Wc'i 1 1.1 J*J I t P( I* 1 ' i:. a 1 :::al r Uka li. n Ti ' a !u L : BUVfUi t" law lx u ??stl as . I . . ; i:.. iui!- ... ? . T ; ) .-?.; ?! i \ can . . c. \VC! ' ' . . . : i I. I ! clou . oi . * ' ' ' 4 . " pre i. : i Iui. . V I tl.ll ..! <. till.. IHM j I 111;-' : k. 1 at. ...!v r < > lit: ? , 1 !ji ' \ ' . . ; 1 io\>.. : . . cr.vs-ta: ' - . t 1 li; I'a- .! ; . 1 ; i jr.;-- . ' i" { \v. ' .. . ' Cl\ i . i . . . ' t\V > i'. 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' ! a dash of (Initio and !: > wept u t 1 > tli'4 sin .o. ilotvn't '1. ; the exits v civ open l;y that .in- 'lie speclst'ors, reassured by ' < >: etosure, were lilini* out ivi11. . t semblance of order that ru> was Injured. ?; \ r. l night in October, 1804, tlie "i : Hi: :hland Mary was runlil . : iVi'i! :\ Kale such as seldom LI. . ; iii: t the \Vcis,h coast, oven wi.'i .he Irish sea white with l'ury. f" a* McKwan, with sot teeth, had i and, grin : ad si'mit. was 1. . . t > liio shuttered rigging as the \ . 1 red shoreward. Near him * li ii h, clung to a battered rail, a"..1 on- li.t'.id, named McAllister, a'; ) I made himself secure. MeAll!: .cr ami the skipper each had a life 'i "t. In the dark the father called to the run: "You've got a belt, lim ine*;" "Oil, I'd.o," replied the I:..l cheerily. "Wo can't last r.no.her live minuter., lads," said the skipper. "Look out for yourselves, lads., and (tod be wi' you." Then a great wave rose under them, dinging the smack upon the reefs. All three men hen<h.d for (ho rocks. Aided by the holt; the skipper landed lirst. followed In a moment by McAllister. lb.:' it was daylight when the body of Hugh McFwan emtio ashore, and it had tu> la 'i round it. At the funeral of F.ilatoux, the famous French lawyc : so well known as Llie hi iter < anny of the republic, the [jukik v. U of n French enthusiast sa\od hh; life. The funeral was held last sununer, and in Hie height ol" it a French republican v. ...? wi a so tliev hly out of harmony with it nil j.nn; ed upon a plat I'. mi i'.nd shouted in French: 'T. .uy live l.ouheH" In :i ltieul oasli was made fot ho sneaker i!i* was se;::t <1, dragged low:: ;n hi.. : tar. and Just as his irtptoi were preparing t<> strike lie JUi.il ial > a riii: ing Uu so natural ual infectious ihai his assailants k icd la astonishment. 'Vho are youV" some ono demanded. "I am Vignoux, tlio lint km* from Itlanc stroc t," lie sniil. Oddly enough, the day was the aiini* reiviiy of the bonuoting of rresident r.oubet at the Autcuil rata.1 trade. At that demonstration si riot' had crushed ro many hats that the crowd caught ut Ihe offends r's story, and, remembering how goo I the riots had been for trade, he was released sit once.?Chicago Tribune. Tlio S in i? 11 (loy'n ('Inn. "Willie." she said, "if you eat any nore of those preserves I'll glvo you a iv hipping." "V- n wouldn't whip a sick boy, ii'ouhl you?" lie asked pathetically. "Of course not." "Tlilltl I'll ll'lt at\AllK?l? " v \iiif i.in/lit," 10 iiiiiiic mo ilok."-riiienpo Post. Wonl<l Not Sn!t at Alt. Mario (after the proposal)?While L Jo not object to your calling, 1 should hm !'.v like to marry a minister. IIo might hero me by talking shop, you know. The Itev. Mr. Cmnms-But I assuro you that 1 would not do so. trio?'Then 1 should conclude that you wore a hypocrite nnd^iot sufficiently i'd rested in my spiritual Welfare.--' l ow n and Country.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 25, 1902, Image 3