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; « I M — s rV ¡T* • A H IB N EW BERQ Q R a PHIC Summer Clearance at Baird’s In order to make room for our Fall Stock we will reduce prices on all Summer Goods. Ginghams. A big line o f Dress Ginghms at 10c yd H O S I e ry — Ladies black hose, a dandy good every day hose 3 pair for 25c. Men’s black and tan hose, a good one for the price, 3 pairs for 2 5 c .. Children’s fine rib bed dress hose 15c a pair Dress Goods — one lot dress goods value up to 50c yd, now at 25c yd All Wool Dress Goods — for this sale only we allow 15 per cent re duction on any piece o f dress goods in the house. Summer Vests. The best one we ever had to offer at the price, 3 for 25c Lawns — All reg. 10c Lawns, select 8c yd. A ll reg. 12£c Lawns on sale at 10c yd * • ? ta K nit D raw ers'25c a pair <r A ll other Lawns, Dimities, Summer Silks, Cotton Voiles, etc. at 20 per cent reduction. Ladles Muslin Underwear— muslin nightgowns, corset covers, skirts, drawers, etc. 20 per cent o ff Union Suits, an extra good one at 50c per suit Dresser Scarfs, Lunch cloths, ejtc. Just received a consignment. Only a few o f them and they will not last long at the price, 25, 35 CASH PAID FOR EGGS tained as a will in Clark versus Hal pa Blind persons have asserted that they can determine when they are opposite aq object and can per* ceive whether it is tall or short, slender or. bulky. They can also determine whether it be fc solitary object or a'continuous fence, wheth er a ‘close fence or an open one and sometimes whether a wooden fej^ce, a stone wall or a hedge. None of the five senses has any thing to do with this perceptive power, but the impressions are made, so the blind declare, on the skin of their faces and by the face transmitted to the brain. This ex traordinary sense has been called “ facial perception.” The presence of a fog interferes with facial per ception, and it makes the impres sions faint and untrustworthy. Darkness, however, is declared to be no impediment. A noise that distracts the attention interferes with the impressions. Many blind persons possess the power, as they pass along the street, of distinguish ing shops from private houses ana of doors from windows, if the win dows consist o f a number o f panes and not of a single sheet of glass. A remarkable fact bearing on the subject of an extraordinary sense is mentioned by W. H. Levy, himself blind. A naturalist extracted the es of several bats and covered e empty sockets with bits of leather. In this condition the bats flew about a room, avoiding the sides and flying out of the door without touching the doorcase. In flying through a sewer that made a right angle they turned at the proper point. They flew through threads suspended from the ceiling without touching them, though they were only far enough apart to ad mit the passage of the bats’ extend ed wings.— New York Press. S Brief Will*. • Probably the briefest document ever probated as a will waa a signed and dated memorandum, “ Every thing is Lou’s,” written by decedent in a railway train record book kept him, his widow’s name being Lula. The instrument was held to be sufficient as a holographic will, however, in Smith versus smith, 70 Southeastern Reporter, 491, by the Virginia supreme court of appeals. A note reading, “ Dear Old Nance, I with to give you my watch, two shawls and also $5,000—your old friend. E. A. G o r d o r ” is sus- Men’s Underwear. Good sum- - mer garment, shirt or drawers 25c each Men’s Dress Shirts. The new soft collar shirt, regular $1.25 at $1.00 each. Groceries— It always gives us pleasure to serve your gro cery wants. We carry a com plète line of good clean fresh groceries. Deliver promptly with our own wagon. Won’t you give me a trial and let me show you how well we can please you? Give us your order to-day. E . C . BAIRD conversation. “ Well,” he said, “we’ re in for a long, tedious journey.” “ Yes,” assented Peary. “ I ’m going clear through to At lanta,” observed the young man. “ Indeed,” said Pearv. “ Yea; clear through to Atlanta. Long, tiresome trip too.” “ Yes,” obeeryed Peary. “ Maybe you’re not going so far as I am,” said the young man. “ Maybe not.” “ How far are you going?” “ Oh,” said Peary, “ I ’m only go ing to the north pole!” — Philadel phia Saturday Evening Post. QUEER MANX CUSTOMS. transparent Ora penes ana nen headdresses. The picture represents W hy Native« Ate the Meat Before Th»y Ocnus as « poor man weaving a dated and signed memorandum, A Bter> of Gladstone and Bright After Teek the Broth. “ Mrs. Sophie Loeper is my heiress,” Their Political Break. rope of straw, while behind him Peculiar to itself is the code of stands an ass consuming the other was upheld in Succession of Ehren- Perhaps one of the moat enter laws of the Isle of Man. The laws end of the rope. The silent lesson berg, 21 Louisiana Annual, 280.— taining stories told by Mrs. A. M. of England have never prevailed thus conveyed is said to have had a Docket _________ Reynolds, in the life of her father, there, and some of the Manx enact wholesome effect npon the wife of Frank Holl, the famous portrait A Beautiful Temple. ments are very curious. One of Ocnus, whose extravagance had painter, whose early death in 1888, Perhaps the most interesting, the earliest enjoined “ all Scots to. been his ruin, so that she became at the age o f forty-three, occurred surely the most exquisite, house of •void the land with the next vessel frugal and thrifty and helped him on the eve of his being created a that goeth into Scotland, upon pain to rise from penury to great pros F rayer in the world is the Little baronet, ia that concerning Glad T n < emple of the Lord’s Prayer in of forfeiture of their goods and perity. The phrase “ like the rope Palestine, erected on the spot stone and Bright after they were bodies to prison.” Another enact of Ocnus” signifies profitless labor. where it is believed the Saviour separated by the first home rule ed that “ Irishwomen loitering and taught his prayer to the'disciples. split in the Liberal party. not working be commanded forth Bankipur’ e Grain Golah. “ When ray father,” says Mrs. The little temple is of pure white of this isle with as much convenient A curious instance of the mag Reynolds, “ was engaged on the por marble, with simple straight lines, speed as may be” (1561). nificence of eastern ideas and ad distinctly unlike the architecture trait of Bright he incidentally men Settling the Account. The first of these laws was the miration for things that are large is tioned that he was about to paint a of the orient. “ Our Father which Here is a story told of a certain result of a series of raids on the the grain “ golah,” to be seen at art in heaven” in every known lan similar one for Mr. Gladstone. ‘It wealthy but eccentric earl. On be Manx coast by a Galloway rover Bankipur, in Bengal, India. It was guage is cafved on the walls and must be a very painful thing for ing reminded by a west end hatter named MacCulloch. It is said that built as a granary in 1783, but never you, Mr. Bright,’ he hazarded, ‘that columns and is the only decoration that a small account was overdue it was at this period that the Manx used as such. Its walls are of ma after all these years you shotild have of this supremely lovely plape. To he called at the shop and interview custom originated of “ eating the sonry twelve feet in thickness, and see it in the soft opal twilight of found cause to sever your connec ed the manager. “ Yon state,” he meat before they supped the broth,” it stands ninety feet high, with a the east or. at moonlight or in the tion?’ •aid solemnly as he stood over him lest they should be deprived of the circumference of forty-three feet at “ Tndeed it is,’ replied Bright, earliest dawn is to understand the shaking his finger, as though warn more substantial part by the ap the base, and wonld contain about matchless words of the Master with a sigh, *to think that after we ing him to be careful, “ that this pearance at their doors of this 130,000 tons of grain. Access to translated into marble.— Exchange. have trodden the same path togeth account is overdue. Remember Scotchman and his crew. About the interior is obtained by a stair- er, shoulder to shoulder and hand that a bill of exchange or a bill of this time the parish clerks were ca8e on the outside leading to a in hand, we should be forced apart How Thermometer« Are Made. acceptance may become" overdue, A small glasa tube blown into a in the evening of oar lives! And but a tradesman’s account— never! ordered “ to stand at the church platform on the top, where there is bulb at one end is partly filled with by what? By a bogey that has risen A gentleman pays when he thinks doors at the time of the service and a'stone placed in the center, which can be removed. Now it is perhaps mercury. The mercury is boiled to up within him and ia beckoning him he will or when he has the money, whip and beat all the doggs.” During the seventeenth century the finest whispering gallery in the away from fluty and tense— by a expel the air and fill the tube with but to show that no ill feeling exista ________________ mercury vapor, and then the tube is Frankenstein. Do yon know, Mr. I will pay the account— and take a law was made that “ whosoever world. shall be found or detected to pull hermetically sealed and allowed to Holl, I seriously fear that my dear another hat!” horse tayles shall be punished npon Horrible Heroism. cool. The gradations are found as old friend’s mind has become radi the wooden horse of the parish, One of the Resolution’s gunners cally undermined.’ follows: The instrument is imffers- A Remarkable Comedy. thereon to continue two hours, anfl waa standing by his gun asHhe ship “ When he waa at Ha warden ed in ice water, and the freexing The most remarkable comedy point ia found and is marked. Then painting Gladstone, the subject of ever written is “ The Visionaries,” to be whipped naked from the waist sheered abreast of De Grasse’s flag ship. The gunner waa all ready, it is placed in water, which is allow my father’s portrait o f Bright crop by Desmarets, the protege of Riche upward.” JSvery woman, widow or spinster just going to fire, when a shot came ed to reach the boiling point, and ped up. ‘ Ah I’ said Gladstone, with lieu. Every character in the play in the Isle of Man, whether she be in at the port and took his leg off mnch interest, ‘and how did you so 212 degrees is found. The spans has a hallucination of one kina or owner, occupier or even lodger, en at the knee. As quick as thought between are marked by mathemat find him ?* another. One is a coward who joys the franchise for the Manx the man pulled off his neckcloth “ Tairly well, and he spoke very thinks he has conquered the world, ical calculations. affectionately of yon, Mr. Glad another a poet who conceives him house of keys elections. Every wid and tied his leg above the stump. ow enjoys half of her husband’s The next instant he seized his shot The Upper Hand. stone.’ self better .than Homer, another a personal estate and has a life in off limb and thrust it into the muz “ T)id he, indeed!’ replied the Two suffragists were talking one lover who becomes enamored of terest in his real estate, and she zle of the gun, which went off two evening at the club. sitter sorrowfully. T)id he. indeed! every heroine he readB of in a ro “ How is your husband ?” the first That was a cruel blow. That after mance, another a beggar who thinks cannot be deprived of this by will. seconds later. “ My foot,” shouted Her written consent must be ob the man exultantly, “ is the first to asked. a lifetime of mutual esteem and of himself richer than Croesus. tained to all transfers and deeds af board the Ville de Paris.” — Frasier’s “ Slowly mending; thank yon,” good work undertaken and carried fecting her husband’s property. On “ Famous Fighters.” the other answered. through together we should be di That Waa One, Surely. thw other hand, no married woman “ Slowly mending?-1 didn’t know vided on so clear a question! Tell “ Don’t tell me there are no such can legally own in her own right Coloeeue o f Rhode«. he was ill.” me, Mr. Holl’— and here his mouth ! things as miracles nowadays.” either money or property in the Isle One of the most famous monu “ 9® ill,” the other suffragist twitched, for he was evidently "Show me one and I’il believe of Man. She can have no separate ments of ancient times was the Co explained, laughing heartily. "H e’s struggling with strong emotion— that there may still be such things.” estate unless specially provided be lossus of Rhodes. It was a great slowly mending my khaki riding Hell me, did yon notice anything in “ I saw one yesterday. Four musi fore marriage. statue of the sun god, 105 feet high, the manner of my old friend which breeches.” — New York Tribune. cal experts were sitting at a table built by Charles of Lindus in 280 wonld lead you to believe that his in a club to which I Delong, and The Rope of Ocriue. Bound Reason. B. C. It lasted for fifty-six years, reason was becoming in any way they agreed in their opinion of j “ The Rope of Ocnus” is the name until an earthquake tumbled it “ Lend me your. umbrella, dear. J unhinged ?’ ” "* Wagner.” — Chicago Record-Herald. \ of a famous picture painted by Po- down in 224 B. Q. The gigantic It’s raining, and I’ve got to go to lygnotus, a Greek artist, who died pieces remained where thev fell and the vestry meeting again tonight.** A Bit Further. He Admit« It Himeelf. about 426 B. C. He was the first were a matter of wonder in the days “ But, John, why don’t you take Admiral Robert E. Pearv waa in Hettie— Harry ia always to be who gave life, character and expres of Pliny. When the Saracens con the one you’ve been carrying for the smoking compartment of a According to quered the island in 656 A. T>. they the last week?” train leaving New Orleans for the trusted. He has never deceived me. sion to pictures. Clara— How do you know that? Pliny, he opened the mouth and sold the pieces as old metal to a “ What, to the veitry meeting? north. A fussy young man, evident Hettie— Know it? Why. he told shewed the teeth of his figures and dealer, who employed 900 camels to Why, that’s where I got it."— Phil- ly a commercial traveler on hie first me so himself onlv last evening was the first to paint women with take them a wav. adeinhia Press. trie, came in and sought to make PERCEPTION OF T HE BUND. Ransom, 50 California 595, and a Peculiar Facial Sanaa That Theca Bereft af Vicien. and 50c each. MUTUAL FEARS.
