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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

3 WE OFFER for aale tho entire real es-
tate belonging to the estates OF Col. w. C.
Keith and Mrs, II. NJ. Keith, consistlnR
OF the following described property:
!. The residence of the late Col. wv. @.
Keith. together with the hfty.acrs farm
this. farm good residence aud onahm!id=
ings, Bermuda grass pasture. a stream or
clear water, about ten acres OF good up.
land and about ten acres OF excellent
bottom land, dtie orchard of young trees.
.,! 3. 9 ,IIi, The fern on Keowee river Anown ae
about six hundred and thirty-one screH.
Well watered and good buildings.
: B.. a farm on ISeowee river Containing
four hundred and seven acres, with good
river bottom lard and good upland, |l S
Y 4. a farm on Keowas 5 river containing
lands. ~ ss}.
8. a tract OF land adjoining tract No. s.
above and No. c below deacrihed, cnn.
tGtntng one hundred acres, more or less.
Coatains excellent bottom and upland.
.s 9. One OF tho lhosf desirable farms ir'
Oconee County, containing one thousand
ecres, well iwatered, woodland well TIM
beredy good residence and outbuildtngs,
excellent bottom lands md uplandB.i
Vel suited for gro wing corn, cotton and
ESs55 u. A; very desirable farm near Chap.
peless In Newberry County, containing
four hundred aud dfty acres, good resi-.
denCe, excellent bottom and uplandF;
well watered. s} - Saif5S:si. 4; y st
E, 9 Tracts 3. 5 and s6jnin and are located
about one and q halt miles from Newry,;
from Walhalln, and about Ai x from Sen.,
eca. If@ thinking OF buying home or,
farm it WILL pay you TO Investigate. y. For
full nation call on =. z. Herndon,i
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eoi,,eWhas 4 Mixed,

B #8 The story j. old Of newly en-
gagged English : ian Of all worksiins>s q
German e town family who presented
to his 1naster the other moruiag a
pair Of riding boots The leg Of one
sof ! which was mucH longer thansthe
other.
How comes it that these boots
are not Of the same length ~ asked
the master. !5,a,s &
q really don't knew, sir" replied
the domestic, ssand what Tiers me
The most is that. the pair.d dowpistairb,
5sir, is in the same fix. --Philadel-
:phia Ledger s. 81. !;
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aTrsltc-.o.,lus Feet.

- lfg .,
81 7, q good many amusing stories are
told at the expense off servant girls
and domestics enerally, but this
which comes from Chestnut Hill is
at the expense Of the mistress rather.
than the maid. It was q new seSv-'
ant girl, who was, as a rule, truth
Sful, but who would tell d harmless
white fib when her mis- tTess re.
ggquired il. 81.
One day the rector called. htis for
some reason the lady did not wish,
to sec him. Answeriinglthe bell, the
gtEq maid very politely said her mistress
was oJt 3. Fs$, q sis3
n The Il ooni, Head
ing directly from the front hall,
there was ! o folding screen which
stood two or three inch from the
Ifoor. 3 Behind this the lady secreted'
herself 1.
So your mistress is out Y, rid:
~ said the minist ter. q l.s
ss;: SO 81 es, sir, & answered the InaIi. 81
pell, 7, remark ed the cal as he
looked toward the d1yaEiinig room.
EEsfftthe next time yonr mistress gees
out will you kindly suggest that che
take her feet wit her q, Philad del
iphia Ledger. 7al.
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T He Had !. Evidence. tus

The man had been to see . presti-
digitator; and when he came home
Shewas telling his wife about II. s5sy
;s Clne of his acts 2 he said, sswas
to cut d Woman's head OFF right on
the stag in front Of all Of us.' Il
shaW. she protested. Che didn't
cut her head of. :,
es, he did toos Isaw him, and
I he carried it over to a pedestal ls'and
sitSbegan talking. !, 81 s "
! ss g How \ do you know it was q wom-
an ~ .2 s,..,. .,,,,t IS, q d.
Didn't ! see her ~ NJ 6 >s,ss !,
e might have been q man or q
boy dressed like d woman"
No, it wasn't either, T tell you.
sIt was q woman. d >-dn't / saw it
kept on talking after its head was
cut Off ?'' s 3,s q.
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Anderson County Mutual Ben
Z. eft Association Of America.

The Anderson County Mutual Benefit
ASSOCIATIONS of .America w-i.es the cheap
est Insurance of the day. The plan is to
take one thousand psople, men and wo.
men, bind them together Ia q susihass
way to help each other in time OF need
and trouble. You ooly paw when ons
dies. II you join now your first psymepk
pays you up until January, 1904, uIlarr
we lose enc Of our members, II the hana
OF Providence should sever the silver
thread tha' holds the life OF one OF our
loved on.', friend or neighbor, who
would hesitate moment on paying the
little sum OF One Dollar and ten cents 20
replace tho amount and pay expenses
paid out ON death claim. Consider she
mater, examine and etndy our plan
4on are receiving insurance o project
your Ia'niiy at actual cost. Don't stand
back. Lot our agencies write you up at
once.
III there is anything you wish to know
IN regard to the policy call on any Of the
agents and they will take pleasure IN
explaining the policy to you. Remens-
ber this is the only opportunity ever
presented 70 you at actual cost. Yon
owe It to your family, you owe 1t to your
self to secure their protection in case you
are taken away from them. If you are
over thirty. years Of age this Is the only
chance you witt have Of getting In.
After 900 members have been secured
no one over thirty gets in, and he only
to replaue deceased member. n
n. r. GREEN, Pres. Z
J. NJ. PAYNE, Sec. and Treas. &
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so yVat,fsa /, il,lsl. r,hsin ,,Ii,ue,i.

The first men cement of
gashing ton colleg ter General
Lee Was elect ted its spreside ent sixteen
young men deli ed ora atio ons, many.
soS ] which bound ed Id fiat ttering at
8 aussiolls to the i,resid eIlt general.
General Lee became nore ana
more restiye, m md ash Eed Pro
lessor Hen how aoa an yss more of
tlapa we're tos SD
lnl foi,r, + on need it, gem
era sl,lied the prof lessor. ss;
he general drew ut His Isl chair and
g g 81 lot You arrange
~, pSofess d, for alI -Four To- sneak
once can stand qiiilte qiliilt ls $50
much praise To i Z fa aee when iii s
sIazs,, el It. t.,
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d Cow Climbs Out Of We,l. {

Oxford, Ga, Aug. 4.-Most peculiar
was an accident here on Saturday,
when . fine Jersey COW belonging to
Mrs. Virgil Stevens, Of Galloway street,
fell into q dry we'll 35 feet deep.
The well was covered with thick
growth of honeysuokle, even With the
ground, and it is supposed that the
cow walked ;uto it before it gave way
entirely.
The most wonderful part Of the ao-
oident is the fact that the COW was not
injured in the least by the fsll. The
we'll was round, about ten feet in oir-
.cumference. and it's being so small
probably was the cause oe the cow not
hetng injured. as she no doubt had to
work her way down to the bottom.
When thero, with her horns she dug
ont Q place large enough to atraigh ten
her heed, then to look into the open
ing, from the top, nothing could be
seen but part OF the cows back, as
she stood on the bottom. 77s7
A pulley and lifting block was se-
cured and an effort made to raise her
from the we'll, but us the aperture was
too small this proved afailure.
az q last resort, dirt was thrown IN
TO see If the COW would keep on top,
which she did, stepping Up .s ths dirt
was thrown in until she reached the
surface, crawling out on her knees. s
This carries out the Biblical express
ion THE OK in tho ditch" to. the let.
ter, and this should be warning to
those who have open wells on their
premisaa. WI.
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The ]. EcOckkoAt;li.
he is. q Marvel Fcr M aislng Fast Time
Z For Short Distances,

tt<1GSt tytt0f
Is For Short Distances. Il;SSss
The ockroach is gone Of the,
feetest members G. know anything
about, said q man who takes q
deep interest in insect life, and r
doubt if there is anyt thag In the
insect world that can move quite so.
rapidly. do not know how long
sit can run, but for D. short distance
sI think the cockroach can come
within the betting, if II may use q
race horse expression. A few even
ings ago / amused myself by testing
the speed of the cockroach. MY;
desk is the dwelling place for q
whole family of these insects. I
watched for o chance to get one in q
favorable position for making the
test. After several experiments
which gave different results I final
~ got what I believed to be good
test Of the rockroach speed. I
alarmed the insect by q quick SUR
prise rap on tho desk, end he cleared
the width Of the desk, whichris q
little over three feet, In a fraction
more than o second. concluded
that d yard u second was a goodies
innate oe the cockroach,s speed.
That is not bad going either. You
must remember, too, that these in.
ssects do not fly. They run on lege,
though in the test I made it was al
most impossible for iue to say
whether the roach was flying or run
ming. tt simply shot across che
desk like q flash. When you come to
think, three feet q second is not bad
speed for an insect. It is about 18O
feet per minute, and In an hours
time at this rate of speed cock
roach will run about 10, 800 feet, or
approximately two mil sup
pose the durabilit of the cockroach
Sis limited, but while he goes he goes
like o flash. Flies are swif {, in their
movements. Fleas are noted for
their quic ckness, and other insects
have been mentioned because Of q
certain AestHess cha teriiziing their
movements But in running race
between insects will take nv
chances with the cockroaeh I lie the
distance is not too long ew Or
leans Iimes-D Demac acrat. 81 81
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rrriisi,fu, ,neaa 81 Aa,sss..

rs siter 5off I'D til psai Il history Has
eyer satisfact orily explained how II,
hap that the lower liianals ave,
SO much slipers:e i 50 mankind Il, the
sser Of o,s trnth illness. Birds and
dogs have been known to steal, but
vixen found out they have never
been lsns sn to tel u lies about it. In
deed. ~ iisiproY oYed by the.few auth en-
TIC eases on record where anirnals
have spoken That the quadrnpeds,
we're more keenly alive To the .necas-
sites Of truth than their mast
EoId Ion Teiegr b. d 55i
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I Ths aIri was q lsvaya yi,srs,. 5.

young man at Canoys took his
best best girl out SsoFs d ride. She fell
out Of the bug and he drove two
miles before he discovered she was
missing. ~ hen we /. .Weys b young
loger the 2lind eel migi, ccfnes
the sprj jng break oy the horse fail
ollt $ q % :;
it e but u girl eaffsIv
azcllosed Ala Times.
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RINGS MEANT Au THO ORlTY II
iUyE0in ar tlie Custom OF q tyearfnaI
q Them Lost IN Antiquity.


i gUgf1in ar The Custom sof earing9
Them Lost In Antlauity
aha euston of wearing rings to !
adorn the hand is Of such remote
date that all attempts to, trace its
origin are lost IN the ssobsc arity OF
Antiquity but the primary inten-
ton of this prartice in earl II ages of
the world appears to have been as
mn embl lem OF authority and govern
9ment, and this was symbol olically.
communica ils hy ! = selsyering 8 ing
10 the person on whom this author
ity was intended to be conf ferrad.
IN conso sornity to this ancient
usage the Christian church err-
/ ptoys1 the ring in the ceremony Of
marriage (Which was first adopted!
by The Greek ichuscll as3 q sy.nIy off
the ant which The husband
gave to his wife over his Household
and of the earthly goods with which
he thus and Owed her, says the Lon. I 81 !,
don Mirror.
Under the Roman consuls rings
{ were ait first Inannfa ctured Of iron
+ and worn only by soldiers, and that.
upon Che bird finger of The left
hand hence deno noninate Fed the ring
finger Increasing wealth soon.
superseded an ornament oN this In: In
feIiol, metal by introdu duciIss rings
OF more costly materials, and those;
made Of gol were aftt tterwagd| |gosyeryi
gene III tti,a it it is related after the
lebrated \ battle Of Gamma Ham
Enibal cent q bpshel Of them to the
senat tors at garrhage, of which he
had despoiled The slain, and prison
.ers. ;Ssi 81
b Under Tho emp rprs the common
ldiers and even freed edmen wore
gold rings, although they we're orig
inaiiy ohibited unless personally
given by she emp eror, The petitions
soliciting this priyile lege became, how
ever so numerous that Justinian
was tired sof & their impoIt tunity
I Z and ultimate permitted all who
I Gaonght per to bestowf them. Ss
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EEssrI l ssS
Her chill aren are i / very bright.

Ilt e "a o
8 he your gest, even a
boy has zisf s44;ls tad iis5 astered
the rud LINEN tdsy prime as Of IsciieJYs'
tifiic play and is q bout ia enter on
ytle OF the more
Forms he seach chesB hit the sindars
Frankly conf fes they never
met with equal ssscocitfy % ftan
childrer reach the d sc o9 ten ittliii.
out having lear 3 to p play
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s,oliege of ChaFia astoral 3
---cye3> - 80. A4eNt : = ~ 0<paAc = I
SS Charleston. 81. O. & <
.Iiaih YAar nanIna sanfsfIif,sp q

lISth Year Rsalls September So. -
b Lettera Science, Engineerlng. One
Scholarship to each County OF South
Carolina. Tuition $40. Board and fur.
nished Room In dormftory, $40 per month.
Ali andIdstes FOR adpuission are permits
ted 70 compste for Boyco clarships,
wktch pay 3l00 q year. 81 So.
For vatalogue, adj dress 81 "a fs 81.
s HARRIsO r RANDoLPHs
\. S 80 Pgesi 1ess.1z {, ~ ~
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~ e undersigned has d superior Iot ~
Wall Paper and BORDERING hIch Z viii
.aellin the roll as very low price.5 81 viii
also Paper and Patnt yonr house &c q sat-
!sfactory price. you need my paner.
ing Or want yonr ouse painted give me
s, !. @. j. Ar NoLp, Depot 5treet. s
~ teb IL, 1908 "a 3sy On N S
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sl
say afll taiI asIil 4 like into me IL az eYI;lS
IONS, and ivers ot hers assg: st IL is
ssslITUsnatd IS q ION Sls5s OF I lroil.n
Ibrimste tene: smoke fpent lasE even-
ing With J ohm ool.S ,ip at his
GTistinil Il the lei her lei e pf Corlears
Hook, teaching and exp aiming tos
| him the new met hod Of mnl tipiica-
ton We had sscarce half q score
mugs Of, ale. and head ua. clear
Iass 8 bell when Is saw q gray clo aked
figure hastily ente teY the door Of the
I Wursthaus. 9
Issia on &. Herr yon
Schneist that IL Is my Ssanl1I,aan du4
lsty TO search your premises e quothi
the capt tein. .
Assure dly, herr capt tain he re-
plied, but before you begin { viii
:sarYe SSssi and your men with some
Fsiof my new :, hont giving
them tine to- answer lie husti ed TO-
Sarsl the big butt in the dark corner
I md straig ghtway dispensed j gener4
sons measure of The beverage to
them Net having es,ell:. lsii 81. l pin
ions of the power of his Sataniic mai,
ssesty as the ciittizels, they quaifed &C.
down. but prom iced it stale and
i s5iaI
Then began ai scene of turmoil
and confusion enough TO rake the
yrouws heart break with anguish.
But ihough the iron bound linen
chest was turned upside down and
emptied of its cont tents In an un-s
| Esenlly manner, and though closets
wAre uptu beds thrown
end the whSle house pulled ont at
iscorners, she nsYer lnurmllged or
comp plained
But NOT hing wes found, and,
though the ttapI ON Sas lightly;
passed over, there was no psssee in its
THAT & man conld a Iii de, except pos
gsibly the big butt In the dark cor.
sner, Thu, I.asreyer, was. full pf ale,l
jjsfors had they not drunk some of it 2 \,
ll And so the watch marched away;
empty hand ssd and left to the host
land his vrol,W the task ofS piit ting
Igtt things tc II \
The gray cloaked demon wss seen
several tiSaes tlSereafft ter, bnt d con- sli
scegted asts rt, as mi made to folIow
up About SYo Il, nl,onts: g from the
& & time of the sfrrlitlss Starch the few
faithful ad its 81 the q stlhl aus
He'd that lE,o til Hans and his wife. ef
Is,iwsoie very grave faces. In d lew:
days they announced TINT d Young
& from B ostton was DANGER
soualy I'LL in j the d darB ean,eed edrooIn!
supsta airs, and TIE DGtclh B tiyssiIciian.
who had but Just arrived sfr,o,In Il oI9a
land, was sent FOR. ia came aaain
and tsisd tie faces 81 the Wor- Z
Tor tie s youti ful p,ues III & Ri alIvIfha
cs, s, -, ,,s 81; i ri :; q Il IL 81
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0FE0RD COLLEGE,
~ Gpapfssnburfy. B. q.

Henry q. sny der. Lit D., NJ. a., Pres.
( & -Four full College conraes Favorable
dinga. Gymnasium. Athletic
Grounde. Lscture Course. Library fa-
ctlitses. Next aesaion begins Sept. %,
1908. For catalogue spply 20 -e !. 81 s
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Titlf9lsEI5 81 IIsSis,gEylY,sIET

BfAyA5sa1 81 4 isssss II g Nj { } &:
80 :, ',, y g s
J
5 More than Two cet,it itnsie es agone,i
When old PetTus Strsy vssaItt assd his
silver handed yTspd den leg ruled tIleS
destinlesf Of ~ eyf Ann sterda IN, there
mas s. well known lace Of refreehsE
ment ia that colonial town known
by the sorthy burg ghers as the:
WurstllaBss 1T st os upon the cast
side pc the old post or cysesi;s
road, hot far from the present point
Of jubctidn with D;yiAion strse zee. S
The then sub Hnrban Jocati6n of.
the Wursthaus mad b Ill and iitsi ijGyial
host, Hans On ST ss well K,cw
and batronized kJ the townsmens
and their fans lies. 81
But d chang ge came Der the s;nil-
ing features and i0cnnd laugh of
the host of The sWurssih,,aus yglllen his
only eoi al :.s proala &c ned 81 outisw.
Some boyiah indisaref ;on of speech
had bee1S magnificd 5by the hearers
and. coming fo tla ears nff fha sna.ss
nicious oId Director general had resi
suited In the decree. Z Dung Hans
had received timely warning how tjli1-3
ever. and was supposed tS hsye,
ref .hed the Swedish colony in IN "a fe-.
~ s,s1s;sg3 ss;s.
Several months pasgedl an and. ia
one cyeHing Young Il |. !. sascob Twill iler re-
lated thss foiiorgi,so Il 81. weird aflyantuTa
70 the TWond derina m !, I,,,b crowd tl1e,ed
arounid t,,e nalIrlItralI table & in The
Wursthans sarfl lar
sTSWasPe PeeI sspea rirp Ii IS, /, i {, = esh-
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t;me the moon IA {,yerh haasi had
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(, 70 Cars a Gold 10 One Day
Take IisSativo Broxao Guinine Tablets
slA III druggists refund the money IL it
fails 20 euro. II. w !. Grove siigna-
ture iss On each box Price go.
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! THE STATE 0F SOUTH CAROLlIlA,
co 0UHTY on AHDz zRsoN. 5s;3
y COURT OF g DEMON pF.IsaAy q. IS

,-s
tbs, against Mrs Rsdsmsy Halt My daina
Mcconneli, 2. Baskl9 HALF, Mrs. Carsiine Icnr.3
Ma'i,a Mrst E.ta IT. s Ms yoh:so9 HALL ia
Mrs Nettie Pruit; Sloan Hell, Mrs. Cora ra1..
ss renter, Mrs. Manic Bowen, Mrs Leile Kefsne.s y
aas Gsy ts Ms ss ssy Ma ana
n % Summons for Relief (Comi lalnt Serg.
To fae Defendants above named. ,s9
NOU are hereby sumnoned and required TO au.5
con ever tho Complaint IN this action, Of vhich
eon Sopg Is herewith ssrsea Y upon you. and 70 serve
subscribers at their office, at Anderson. 81. 1S q
within twenty days after the service hereof az. n.
.ss auss iiia nd ba
70 the Court FOR the relief demanded In the IeGs-
pa'ss Anasoa g sosaaz 81 saaqlz L, Al WzTsISs z lss1
tssAnl JHo. C. WA4Fins, 9 e. c. r. u 4 81
70 she abaent Defendants Mira Eta Jones. Mrs.
EnIxs1 ys e. Il Hall MLsi cnsa
Hall and Bessie Hall: The 1sst three bainr ~, I
MI asIis oserlhs ei.. age Of fourteen years:
in this action wsfe .ed in fhS ofieo Of the cissh
or ihs Court Of Common Pleas for AnisrSor,
G; C;eTn.S unit e g. on this July AZ 1909 and the object
the premises described In the Complaint. and an
accounting for the rents and profiis received by
s5saaaI soNaA rS waTRHHssy w1asTSRsssy Hs
Anderson, 9. O, July a., 1908 ! ~
To the Infant Defe ndants CIV Han Jav ty.,, a,a
Take notice that unles III apply to the Court,
Of he of seEyca nssSef on
pointment Of Guardian or Guardi ns ad 7iitei,
% I yen IN this nction the Inderaignea
4 S5aaAsf ! 4 4 %MArKlsg M i plalnti4r. A.sy..
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IsagiOtFafd c0IIsna flsiina School
spARr,Awpuney. 8. q.

& Elegant nsw building. Careful atten-
ton 10 individual student. Board and,
tuition for year 81 iI0.. 4. ALI information
given by gs a. hf. DuPRN.
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We worked 90 successfully last season.
Sets 'ru cold, right on the wheel, and
keeps he dish right, TOO. 81. { aS s
With plenty good seasoned lumber,
improved machinery, well selected
stock OF different sizes, shapes and
parts, We give you the service yon ex.
pect Ia short time. Oyerhauling Car
riages and Buggies from start to finish
is our specially. 4 7;
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y. ark iafgIliI llll. q. asaaln.
lew lselss slie ciioa kef fsss
nte tl1s wa III d sosserie sos Il it
tiIils. Some therg Sra Is5s