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SATURDAY
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LBPItOST SMITfW CHIUMUEN.
Two Girls to F*rry Oowtf. 0.. H*v«
th* laaMhaoza* (Mm***
Cotaatbu. O, Dm I* —Dr. ClwiM
O DoM. asrreflary of lb* Mat* board
of boa It h. ba* lav**Ufl»(*d two r*ror
tad raaa* of lepr*»y at Ne« l#*t**tnn,
p*rry coaaty. M* ba* but tb# rao**
to M of paalM, fatly devalued by
nay. Tb* hym or* Hattt* (tarry,
as*d tt, aad bar UUi* stator, Itaaaab.
aged IX yaar».
y>r a doara yrara Mrs. Qarry, a sot*!
dhsf'a widow, baa maaaa*<t to coacrat
from bar neighbors bar rktldraa'a at
flirt too (lastly, for rad by airs If hi
*a*d rliromrian.r* aba told tb* atory
to eooaty aotboritt**. Pant, was lot
low«d by doubts of th* dtaaaa* b*lB«
i rally leprosy . Eminent pbyatitan*
haw* dlsaipat ' the** doubts.
Tb* two girl* will be Isolated In a
caWa to b* built among tb* hills not
aida of town l-mita la tats rabto.
whtrh will b* tbs oaly oo* of Its felad
is Ohio the faithful mot bar will cat*
for her daughter* while food and
clothing wtll be furnished by th* fotttt
(). These ease* are hereditary. Toe
father of the girl* contracted the din
gs* In th* bouib while a soldier In th<-
flail war. Symptom* of leprosy did
*>t develop until after the father a
le»t!i. For th* last few years the
flrta hav* rarely left their moo.er*
ott&ge. and that usually after dark.
In tb* oldest girl. Hattie, th* I*?-
oay la la an adyanced Man* The
tght hand hns been eaten away, bone
y bone, anl Joint by Joint In th*
aae of the younger child the dines**
laa not progressed no far, though it t
i unmistakably leprosy.
Our line of Japanese no
velties is unsurpassecffrom
25 cents up.
At Richards & Shavers*.
28 UK LOW ZERO.
West Superior. Wls., Dee. M.—The
thermometer Is 28 degrees below zero
The mercury was 3* below during the
night.
Tou csn get s fine suit cheap for cash
at E. J. Henry A Co.'a, 21# and 21#
Campbell street.
COMMODORE PHILIP IN OEOROIA.
Waycroas, Dec. modorr J W.
Philip, of the battleship Texas, pa«s*-<l
through here this morning en route to
Brooklyn, where be will assume itini
mand of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
IWE
! WILL
RECEIVE
2 Today by Express
3 new goods suitable
for NEW YEAR’S
Gifts.
3 Attractive prices
5 will prevail during
C the week.
S fi. Sclfßiiert & Co.
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■ far*, but tb* e,. lo utr wa* etlit Ca •
gam'd la gasia# at weaorjr *ad t«M» l
A number «f [wr*ftn twarbsd the
’ car at Riggs arena* Tbnaa taatd*
| waited Impatlon'ly for tb» ear bo aotr,
. which It did only attar a t»yaa**«g*r cm
lb* plat 'arm bad polled tb* b*tl rope
j At *eer> r. raer aa tb* trip dwwatown
: paaawg.T* IgMlflffl tb* car, but tb*
«tmdurl<* faded to Oar tb*aa H* waa
■Had to tb* world. (K-maiuaally be
, would u iB bis bead and still* a* aom*
ladtgnaet paaaiwgw. and tb*a twtat
bis abotlacted study of tb* Batumi ear
-1 round lag*, I malty a youba man on
tb* platform banded him a nbbel H»
took tt lonkad at tt la a waadsrlag
; way *ai pot It la bis pocket. Then
I someone mm gat* him a flare, which
Joined tb* cube* nae. I'gpanifrra who
j instated opoa paying, dropped tbelr
nickels Into h’a mat pocket. ll* could
not ring th* r**.»ter baoMia* tb* reg
ister rope wm out of order -ualraa he
at might**ed up at th* rM of ’orchlua
off th* ear.
tvh. n tb* car reached Carry street
there were about aeveaty-flr* paanro-
K «r* on board, ami not more thou nine
or ten fare* had keen collected. At
Fremont swnue aomeoae aeked the
1 conductor for a transfer Than a
i young man on lb* platform who was
anxious to reach bis office, volunteered
to act as coaductor. and taking (be
tranifrr* frogs the rOß'liK-tor's pocket,
tsegan to punch and hand t hare out like
an expert. Aa no on* had up to that
time taken an ttitereat In the progress
of the car, It had crept a'onf at snail
pace, and a number of can were behind
ringing their lie I!* madly and pushing
the first car for s position on the
rails. At Charles sttwefl tue passenger
who bed been acting as conductor left |
th# ear, nemarktag as he did so:
•T» do®c all I can for you. con
ductor; you'll have to get along the !
.beat you know how. ntwv.’
Th* condt'etor didn’t hear it. He
wr» still half standing on the plats *rm.
leaning agninet th car for support.
The motorman pushed hi* lever
around. At Calvert street a number of
passengers alighted, having lieeo riding
Ju*t 36 minute* from Riggs avenue to
I Calvert atreefl, a ruo which should
have been mad* In IS minutes at tha
most. Whether the conductor wns In
toxicated or Rick will he known when
a rweert U made thl* afternoon by the
division supcrlntcndunt In charge of
the line. V* '
Onyx Tables at prices
that will surprise you. Just
the thing for a gift.
At Richards & Shaver’s.
LYNCH KRSTHW A RTE t>.
Bedford, Ini!., Dec. 30 —Tha friends
of Lixzle Turner, who was oUhbed to
death In Bloomfield, by Dr. Oray, yes
terday, formed a mob, and Intonticsl (o
lynch the murderer, but were outwit
ted b ythe officers. Gray was spirited
sway last night tv parts unknown. It
' is believed she Is lining lakon to Jef
fersonville for safe keeping.
O -A- B 'l’ O iA .
B«„ th. 11“ K,ini Von Hue Hwg Bought
SHOT AN IN HIDDEN GUEST.
Sergeant, Ky„ Dec. ISO.-George
Frazer, a prominent young farmer,
gave a holiday fiance las; night, to
which John Stidboro, cauie unbidden.
Frazer ordered Stidibom to leave, and.
on his refusal shot him lead. Fra
zer gave hlmeelt "P
--FI RETRACES TN VICTORt i.
Victoria B. C . Dec. 30.-.Flrnbroke
out In tlf Imslnes district feu morn
ing, and ./owing to the trouble experi
enced lii getting water, H life made
rapid h Jtd way. It Is not -j. i; under
control./
TH® ATJOT7 HBTRALD
CITIES OF SOUTH
HIS THIME
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''AHtrf Car tifcHßt© * I til
«rs H» ui»turfl*! •' fi|w»lU«rfl«. RlNl It©
! crna.led botela. In Augusta, ts on>-
tihte awwy from the great oiton farto
.lfflrs and oil mills, hr might lasunr
hlmseif In W»m'- Weaned MjpU
, -a*f«>h Hr aah " Hut bore at Cbarlya-
I ton Is the last ditch **f th* (h-ar old
[■moth, ami may the day t>e far when It
j at. ,l| W holly erwse to exist . Comuar.el
iwlth the architecture of Charleston the
atyle of Mount Vernon ippear* raw.
land the trolley cars, Jii# Intrfidu.cd
jm m nothing abort of livinoetasttc
(Coming from a city where the asphalt
.pavement* *r* torn up while still hot
In order to Introduce *ome new notion
loot thought of yesterday. It seema de
lightful to walk through church yards
> who** lichen eovcrerl walls tiear the ,
'marks of two bomtsirdments and one
icarthuuakc The home In which I am « I
! happy gurst Is puilt of tsicks Imported ]
I (Tom Knßlsnd, the house apparently a
perfect cute*, and each of It# eight
, rooms—all comer rooms—a rtihe of
; mammoth dlmcnslor»s like the Holy of
I Holies In Hotnmon's Temple. The house,
lopposite. I'■ >astUig a secret stairway.'
,'and vaulted cellars, served many n
| time for mlonlal t»Hs In the days of
, the grand dot w.
j T know .ow Boston tdumes herself
| upon certain charming old buildings.
I but the trouble with their Investigation
now la that they are at present Inhale
: trpd by late arrivals from Moscow and
I Kiev. The habits of the present occu
pants somewhat detracts from the pleas
ure of I heir Inspection. But here In she
old south. Ill* real old South of Charles
ton. the great rooms In which colonial
matrons danced the minuet still serve
for the •■two-step" of their pretty de
scendants. And the churches moat fre- j
quented today make the oldest church
es of New York look as new as the r«»r
soii’s hast d //it.
I jfldSaorry for .he man who does not
and a people who have
rRP?in the »otl. Our modem popula
|R seem to he made up Of "tumlfle
wffeds." broken easily from the stem
and sent whirling to indefinite distan
ces by every chance breeze. Home one
snld to mb sarcastically that Charleston
ought to he "walled In and roofed over
and kept for a museum.” Hut, alas, the
new aouth will soon push the old south
into the sea. The more's the pity. Dur
ing the past thirty years railways have
been girdling this old city and rutting
off the sap of commerce that ought to
support It. But before long the stolltary
tramp steamer which I see moving out
to the bar will be replaced by the great:
fleets which once sought this l>eautiful
harbor. All this will be better for the
citizens, but how much the traveler will
missl There Is a charm about the
daughter of leisure which the robust
dairy maiden can never possess. To
my mind the sleeping beauty la most
beautiful while she sleeps. Some day
this corsieted modern worn will ride
breathlessly up to the old south upon
his high mettled steed and wake her
with his furious kiss; hut she can never
be more beautiful than she is today ly
ing In the gardens of magnolia amid h< r
bowers of cape Jessamine and dream
ing of her sires.
For a fortnight I have been wander
ing about the battery and Sullivans
Island and up the Cooper and Ashley
rivers, and have wondered much that
northern tourists will rush by this hls
torlo city, with its lovely gardens and
hospitable citizens, to spend their leis
ure amid the swamp sum! «and dunes
.f southern Florida. Here between two
beautiful wide rivers lies on* of the
most romantic spots lii Amerife. inhab
ited by u cultured and, liberty-loving
people dt purest American descent. No
other site or city, on the contlyen! pre
serves so much Of the highbred graces
of colonial life as the city of palmel-
RoVal &
AauNtAm v* Pmn.
Hdira Hit toMf nm** Nurfkfcwfi mni mow
Lamp*, both B*nqu«t
and Library, in baAutiful
dfltlßnt at
Richard* & Shaver’*.
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' ©c» momentarily ant tt In h©f mmith
j W fa|> afar arr©fit«M ROM© rßnAjr. RRA in
doing *•» awßilnwßd tb# ring.
Th* physo lans say that th* ea** I*
I nut, ~f mat pralisf #ver treated
at tb* hnapHal. aad that thara are
grtv* (Mrs that prritonill* BMjr (I**
1 *»lop. Th# ring, they b*l»***. tuu b*-
come OtlHd Ust la the Intestine*, hat
eioctty In what position they rsouol
tell Yf,i. tday however, the phyM
, t a( |s renculbd with tha fllrl'z par*
ents and they hate *ooseuted to al
low the ring to he located by means
of th* X-ray. Tai* will •** “f
day. aad afterward flint* *M I***
made to remove tb* llttl# circle ol
gold Rtnddtol wit fa dlunondi.
i Th* phyzirlaaa say that th* fllrl's
i lender age may zoinewbat operate
1 against the removal of the ring hy an
operation. Th* rase U one which has
t reated a large amount of IntereM
among phyolelans at the hospital, and
special ram will he taken In the car
rying out of the course of treatment.
Out prices on fsm* only two-thirds
what otheis charge. K. J. Hsiwy A
C«.< *p<" cash ta|ior*.
THK SUNDAY PAPER.
The Sunday newspaper Is a pro
duct of the timed, a result of the de
mand of the age. Business men and
others int tine to .make the Sobl*ath ■
day of rest at home, and they require
the newspaper as a part of their rest
and recreation.
The Sunday paper is modern, but
It I* decidedly complete. It embraces
the entire gamut of information, and
every poalM* varying taste finds in
it harmonloua reading There Is much
more In it than In a fair-sized I wok.and
all for flvs’cents.
Clergymen Inveigh against it and lay
men cry amen, even though they read
It before going to church. But the
more the pulpit denounces the larger
grows it circulation and the closer It
fastens Itself uimn the afTcctlons of the
family. Young as it Is It has taken a
firm hold upon the heart and conscien
ces of the people. It has come to stay.
The clergy and others will have to
accept It as a fact and a necessity.
They will better employ their time to
seeking to make It better, if that were
possible, than to throw away words
In effort to annihilate It.
We have the best largre
type Bibles in flexib'e bind
ings in the City. Our price
only 51.50, others charge
$2.50 and $3.00.
At Richards & Shaver’s.
JUDICIOUS -ADVERTISING.
Doubtless advertising, like ber-r
--sioak, is overdone now and then; but
It is more frequently underdone. It
Is not kept on the fire long enough,
nor mined often enough, und the lire
is not hot; enough.
One may throw away money hy plac
ing his advertisement in papers with
out circulation, or with circulation
which does not reach desirable readers.
Or he may lack the peculiar gift of
placing the matter property before the
public. Or he may not offer sufficient
variety In his advertising.
But if he secure proper channels for
th,. floating of his cnift there will be
no danger of fouling. He may toad it as
deep as he please ami evenAhing will
move along cheerily onrl well.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
'ha*r«4 Vhflp(i*t ImShc* to* M*flb**St*t '
iWteatM. At Hum of asfhtesa. th* as'*
t*r« ett**4*d aa MullgghMi t» ©I. t*>
j rgfli *t th* parana**' **•> M" ** **
hsmr or si it aarlal (atom**** Th*
| tarttaOa* wm *wiha# *-•«»•* t» arropt
s *4, aad a lara* amah** s*mi th* ***••
lag vary yi*BM*tly at th* ho*pii*lit»
sos th* mtahKwr, Th*t* **• •**•* r*a
-1 ihrnl «* *l*an flwltar sad anaflntiw
T»r aad Mr*. W 11. Daxk-I’ ewarzwd
: last erasing from a Mllghtf*l tWI to
I ttuahsilta. A. C. Mia* M*r» Aetna
' m>4 MUw Vltalal* Uewrhsflt ret»*n*4 M
S*m> (rata f> Oh Aogntaa
j Way ><»boro fk*. Xl. (Apwlali
1 The old yr*r la prsrefallr p*Mtag
‘awajr I* BDm abort hsw*. tt will
i*l y ha a nwaatwy. To wn* a happy.
, a ro«s memory; to *>»b*r* ease *»r*
row and dfl*t»*wa Htmatce, ’iwa* ah
wayfl ihas Tim* bred* n-liber one
nnr the-wih*r. bat praae# «* to **M
ntty. May th- New Tear Print hsppl
new and pnwpei ty t v *ll. sad to TH#
Herald we aon Id i;.tyke i 1 ■#• I n*s In
numerable
I Op Mnndav evening a b*an(lf*l ee--
vlee wn# held by th* children of St.
Michael'* ftuaday School, which Was
followed hy a ChrtstznM tf**. A large
'• ofigreiattoa wa* la atlMdaace, and r
• happy throng testified to th* ple**ure
alde occasion.
Th* Ep worth league ohaerted
(Ti riot mss with a special *enrle Mim
iday evenlnfl. at the Me(hodl*t Church.
Th* young me® of tb* local *ocl*l
«et were complimented by their girt
friend* on Moixtoy evening with a de
lightful party- Thl# charming enter
tainment occurred #t the home of Mr,
land Mr*. Thomas Qulnney. whose hoa
pltaltty 1# *o well known, a* to make
'that, of Itself, evident of a delightful
s cession.
Mr. and and Mr*. Edward 0. Blount
antertained a few friend* Informally on
Tuesday evening.
tyiptaln and Mrs. William M Fulch
er entertained th* attendant* at their
marriage, on Tuesday evening.
Misses Lula and Marie Walker, of
Augusta, were the honored gueats at a
progressive crohlnote party, given
by Miss Corlnn* Dickinson, on Wed
nesday evening. The parlor*, in tbelr
Yuletld# decoration* of Southern sml
lax. holly and violet*, presented a roost
pkturAsque effect. Miss Dickinson i»
» charming hostess, and with her usual
j thoughtfulness of detail, mode the
I evening on* long to be remembered hy
her guest*. The first prize's*** won by
Mr. (I. M. MrCatbern; the "booby, ' by
Mr. W. H. Davis. Those present were
The Misses Walker, Miss Msrle Wil
kins, Mis# Carrie Dent. Misses Daisy
and Edna Dickinson. Mrs. Lulu Wil
son, Mr. F. O. Brice, Mr. Ben Wsr
ren, Mr. 0. O. Warnock. Mr. W. H,
Davis, Mr. J. H. Dent. Mr. J, H.
Cary, Mr. E. G. Bynr, Mr. G. M. Mc-
Cathern.
Miss Mary Boyd, who Is home from
Converne College for the holidays, en
tertained a number of her friends de
lightfully on Wednesday evening.
Miss Kula Gamble, of Ixjulsvllle. was
complimented Wednesday evening,
with a charming cnterlnlnment, given
by Miss Madeline Routzhpn.
Miss Annie Bell was the hostess of a
very delightful salmagundi party, on
Thursday evening.
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy call always be depen
ded upon and I* pleasant ml safe to
tske. Bold by AlexnibT Drug and Seed
Co.. C. K. Barr of Bell Tower Drug Co.
In Germany the man must be at least
18.
■ . miii i iDyv D. P. SULLIVAN
M. E. MACAULAY J. A. MULLARKV tL
riacaulay & Co..
Grand Clearance Sale of Clocks and Furs
No reasonable offer will be refused for these articles, and we have yet the
best selected stock in the city. We are obliged to close them out regardless of cost
200 Pieces of Choice Patterns of Outing Reduced to 61*4 Cents P# Yard
Ladies’ Dressing Sacques in Plrfc, Blue, Red and Gray-fas/ionable
—at 89 cents, worth $ 1.25. Eiderdown Robes at $2.89, worth $3.50.
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928 Broad St
WUI You Get Left!
There is but one looked-for condition |
fall in regard to business and that is a rrM
healthy one. and thoae who are preparingJß
it are the people who will reap the harvest ana
all the others will get left. We have gathered
from all the renowned centers Immense quan
tities of desirable up-to-date goods running
mostly to novelties in
China, Pottery and Glassware.
They are ours to own at right prices if you
buy them.
BUSH’S CRYSTAL PALACE
809 BROAD STREET.
•„<) id | | I I! CK'.Af; ON THI* MARK ET
r. c. NORRELL & CO., Wholesale Dealers.
Our
Clothing
The exquisite grace of our garments easily
distinguishes them from the usual ready-made
Clothes.
Every Coat looks as if it was cut especially
for the man who wears it.
Is it any wonder that this store grows more
popular each day? We keep the largest as
sortment of Suits and Overcoats for men and
boys. The greatest variety of fabrics, of styles,
of trimmings.
Good Tailoring:, Always.
Good Fitting, Always.
Low Prices, Always.
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