Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' v *7. ' ' :.V' THE I BATF.3BURQ ADVOCATF. \ 0 I , As the ye ar is drawing to a AT J close I am going I. J. I to give my patrons tAWL' and custom srs fron s a this time on . I \ ) In my stc oneTo each AL >re window you will s customer that trades so some Men's and 1 see a huge doll a spier for cash each day in r /"? -.adies Hats at ACT idid present for any ny dry goods depart UAL COST. | '! Best calico at 5 cents per ya Best drills at 6 1-4 cents p Best yard wide homespun at Best check homespun at ? White and check home spun rd. >er yard. 6 1-4 cents per yard. ? 1-4 c^nts pjf yarJ at 5 cents per yafrd ment store I will give them a cm I mce tree. iany Bagai ns in M any Tiling ?s Let all the Dont fail t Knitfnlr and (He When Napoleon III. w ! ladies come for I air o give me a chance. IBiurrs. J Genlna n? Ilcr Kff as at the re- I Mrs. Yorke, wife of the ileti i going to give each a Yours to serve m ': now 1'atrnt I.?*nthrr la Mad . U1. Japanned leather. generally < ,nd everyone a bargai l I SEEING A PICTUHE. called I n. J. J. RAWL 100 sacks of salt at 45 cents. ?ith of bis power there 1 outbreak of ebolera in Iday the Empress Eugen hospitals to do what slit perintendenee and exami the noble work of allay! lugs of the strleken. O parish priest rushed in where the empress was : a dying man. "Oh, your majesty," si ivms a terrible caster, once uoscriueu an n 'ranee. Every her acquaintance with Tliaek ie visited the happened, she said, to lie s ? eoul.1 by su- evening between Thackeray >le to forward Omnium, whose build was ? ng the suffer- gigantic than Thackeray's- o ne morning a versation, from some cause ito the ward was languishing, when Tliaek ministering to cd to her and said. "Mrs. York you so silent?" "1 am ovc lid the priest, by the greatness of you twt lenient or intent leather, wus llrst 1 inde in . pray. Shu 'v smooth, glazed tinisli is it ting one Klven tu calfskin in lTan-e. The anil Jacob ,,r js curried expressly for this pill ;veu more ,lIM| particular care is taken to k< wu. Con- 11S free as possible from urease, unknown, sitjns nrc then tacked on frame; eray turn- coated with a composition of li e, why are 0n ??d timber In the proporth 'rwlielnied eighteen gallons of oil to Ave ol she re- her. boiled until nearly solid and V liter- Try le Look lit It TlironKli the Ky lirst if the Artlwt Who I'alutetl It. lentil- The first necessity for the proper si rpose, injr of a pieture is to try to see rep it through the eyes of the artist \vl The painted it. This is not a usual met i r.ii-I od. Generally people look only tlirou; nseed their own eyes and like or dislike u p mi of ture according as it does or does n f um- suit their particular fancy. These pi then ide wi'l tell von. "t Hi. I don't kui -? it llO h01 t "two hours ago my cura f&stlng with me, and now The empress smiled cal well," said she. "Well?" echoed the pri< "Yes, It is well. When becomes as violent as tlii The empress was righ day the plague abnted. Qncrrl}' Procured I te was break- plied, glaneing right ninl let he is dead!" massive frames. Thereupon, mly. "That is common impulse, Tluiekeray slid from their chairs and v est. ground at iter feet, "as a sli l once cholera of homage to one whose w s is it ceases." her beauty." it. From thut l!luli Tlalnkliau naial Ola That mental power helps t< Svldence. body strong and to proserv t at their . ?iixed with spirits of turpentine t moved by proper eonsistency. Lampblack and Jacob 80 added when the composition 1 ;at on the plied in order to give color and ight token From three to four eonts of tl?i it equaled necessary to form a substance 1 ceive the varnish. They are la with a knife or scraper. To r 1 Aise. the goods soft and pliant each .? keep the must be very light ami thorn O it ft'OIU c 1 t-j<>< 1 after each nnidicatlou A to the anything about painting, but I kite is al- what 1 like.' which is their way of ru is ap- iny. "If I don't like it right off I dot body. care to be bothered to like it at ail.' is are Such an attitude of mind cuts o to re- off from grow th and development, f id on it is as in itch its to say, "1 am ve cutler ell satistied with myself and tpii coat indifferent to '.lie experiences and fe< tiit'nly inr.s of other men." Vet it is just tl thin tVdiML' :in-i i>\iiio-ii'iii'e ill* iiinit]ii>r in: * AM / if f&\ ( ?? [ W . ?. y f ry I |p I- * IV c ,e vrn I ? sSbXTITI Clothes that cost but 1 gingerbread tops sold a: rhev tempt in the \ ittle are like the round Christmas, vindow and are Many yoers ago n shi at sea ou the suspicion a slaver. During the pu tain dropped sometbin When overhauled the old en to Tort itoyal for trls nothing on board to sustt of slave dealing, and the ery likelihood of Its owt damages for illegal seizu tion. But another ship 1 p was cliaso4 deeuy cannot l>e doubted. T that she wai lived men und women have rsult her cap- rule, those who have attai g overboard, mental and moral developmc tut; was tsk- have lived on a higher plane il. There was er men, in a serene upper reg lin the charge the jar. tumult and fret tin re seemed ev- most lives. It was at the a icr recovering enty-flve that the Count d< ire and deteu- recomposed his old ohlvalric had passed in and wrote a history of the p lie longest coat is afterward applied of tli?* been, as a composition of proper eonsislon nod groat pe p?t on with a brush ami with ??t. They cloill htmphiuck boiled in it to than oth- a perfect black. When tlioro ;ion. above tj,.v j, ;s Cut down with a sorapei it weaken j?u turned edges, when it is rea gc of sev- varnish. The principal varnish n s Tressan n,.ui,? Qf linseed oil and rnsslan romances boiled to tlie thickness of printer' regress of ir io ..r same which a picture yives us. If you co cy to aider a moment you will uuderstui suili- why. The world itself is a vast pun inako rama, and from it the pointer selec ti.ahly his subject?not the copy'of it exact! r liav- siu?.e it would he impossible for hi dy to to do this even if he tried. Howeoti se<l is l.e r? present, for er.ample. eju li Ida hi no, of grass, eacli leaf upon a tree? ! s ink. what ho doe ; is t . represent tliesuliji i \\\ fragments on the mor The Bailey Copelrm LORRD CLOTHES row. i's HAND TAI:are made wit the night In the wake < She bad witnessed the ch but had stopped to cute the way. In the stomach the sailors found u tin bo were the papers of the ft Tu ..v jjri v i cu uci to (JO U moat unequivocal charac their evidence she was ct confiscated. af tlie others. the human mind. Herbert ase and Might, one of the deepest thinkers h a shark by est workers of his day. p?u i, of the shark at the age of eighty-three x. in the box Matthews In Saturday Eveni jgltlvc vessel. Slaver Ot the Excrrni nnd Di flcloin ter, and upon Error and evil are located i mdentned and cj" or excess. Even excess it evil, an excess of humility Jectness: of couracc. rashnes Spencer, (u suitable consistency to work and hard- ft |,|-lIsj, ,uui then applied in P ised nway three separate coats. which are W Hliam 0)j !lu,j piiiniced until the leather i ug Post fedly filled and smooth. py. Sonic Lutilinli Caret, u deflclen- The CftVC8 ln the .uendip bills in 1 vrtue >? land are of vast extent, perfo tint, a ) two masses of limestone Ivlng is: of nru- .. .. - . . ; with pathy or i:. crest. ami if twelve artis ivo or painted the same landscape the rest scrap- would be twelve different pictures, d is per- ferine according to the way in whi each man had I icon Uy ; scene ?in fact. according to his seji rate point of vifew or separate way i lin;,'- seeing it, inilnenced by bis individu rating experience and feeling.?Charles II. Ci ou el- An in St. Nicholas. lis ,;il he firm and single rh -iok ycui lest as J of >f' hem, e wish you c . -i , i idea of making von erg as jci Mtc.i cik- dissect their c n. ... TV # /Tri\ Machinery To Engineers judge of th? their machinery by the out while running, h whether stationary or lo & particular tone of its < gineer becomes accusto and any departure from cites a suspicion that a I The engineer may not 1 the matter: he may ha^ en. dence, cowardice; of patieuw i condition of ence; of economy, parsimony tone it gives oslty, waste; of deference, o Jvery engine, uess. And so also an excess comotlve, has lnc Is pedantry; of ease, ind own. The en- comfort, self indulgence; ot meil to that, naticiam. ltight aiul Justice it at once cx- lu moderation, In the golden 1 is not right, the true balance, between enow what is and underdoing, going too fa re no ear for slow?Vrnm "iioimi/w rrin? i. iner siue in a core 01 oiu rcui san< t, in i hi forming the center of the Me , o genci- f^ome .ire "swallet holes." nlisi istquioiw rivers, others stalactite eaverns. I <.irn? cal'e 1 W'oakcv hole, marks the o.viitv., u jrfn,.,. in the form of the river -1 7*?*r' "'i luo streams "swallowed" some .11 ( oiui" away. One of these swallets Is .">t luea,n,I " deep. Another eave, called Swl oieK o.Uj; hole, is draped with wreaths an s .mi t<> toons of pure white stalactite, l isioue tulips. An (lie Child Saw It. ji bing A Now* York tenement li uiso t hi Ouo, who had spoat a happy day in t onset-- bouse of a sot:lenient worker descrili sxe of the visit iti the following letter, aecot miles hsg to Charities: M) feet ".Miss lives in a big heautif ldon's house. There are three t.oors and l?i d l'es- of rooms. 1 should think it would ,11 nib's hard for them to tind each other, the I with a surgeon's Km 5 IDE GOODNESS, ilOutside be re i 1. _ __ i _ 10 U~'-1! uieir ir.? the reason for their (joodness m\A ntl? music, but the change ii bis machine will be ut on and, being instantly re< cause him to start on nu Testlgation. Babln anil lie Gypsies carry their I shawls slung over their tied about the waist. Xc Indians earrv their babies q the tone of tal Verity," by Orlando J. Sn ce perceptible cognized. Will A Perfect Altruixt immediate In- Charles Klngsley was on< of his wife to the mother of t ? i ley of Bristol cathedral. >ot?. ! "She is the sweetest, kind inbies in old P(] woman in the world." lie s shoulders and slastleally. "Why, Mrs. Tot rth American wife were going to be exe * oil the hacks <?....* - ?,J ? ' l,nir, on tlic northern side of t In 'lib. is tli?* most magnificent stalactit ern in Great ltritaiu. while ad.i Wookey hole another chamber ha ?o talking -oeou f",umJ with l.liOO stalactite 'anon Tet- an(!Ji t(u of da/./.linK whiteness famous spring whieli gives its n: est heatt- nm town of Wells is believed t?? aid entlru- tliroti^rli hidden caverns from tlie ley. if my (,r of the Mejjdips. cuted her . > hills, are so many rooms, it is not so let e cuv- to find osicli other when you live oiuing part of one floor. The lloors were ha is just ami shiny. with little pieces of peml- on them. No piece was hig enough The cover n whole room." une to come An I usiiri> ?? ? Story. > high- The}- tell this story down on \V? street: 'The executive officer of a gre insurance company, happening oi ;;; .vouiu ue piam. , 31 to :? BAJI jEY ue I < < >i >I-:A> \ I) CO, of squaws?cradle aud Eskimo women of Labrat babies in their boots. The up to the knee and are w with a flap In front. In t ftrown babies live and art Might Have Been Biggs?Castleton was with the Widow Grasj rtnv ivhpn f ho horco ? ? 11101 Uil-Vici^ HUUIU ut.* 1I1U1 all. But the who wished to see it might j lor carry their place." sc boots come , idC at the top, lluiue n ml Club, hose the little Mu#. Von B1 uiuer? Why i happy. | take your business friend to ! instead of bringing him hoi wor?e. Bluiner?Because I want to out driving ness to him. I don't want to >er the other to a place where he is goln;. 11 n tt'O v trWh 11 any one TIl,? |lturr Eocene florae. ;et a good \\e may imagine the eai-li??st Of horse* in the lower Koeene < pus or ' davrnhorse" staget a* r? ling a lot of small fox terriers ii don't you om1v e|eVon inches or two and your club u.n'ti,s hands at withers, eoverec me? \ on Kjloi-t hair wlileh may have 1 talk husi- brownish color with lighter spo i take him s<.|nbllng the sunbeams falling tl 5 to enjoy t]tc |0aVM ,,r trees and thus nroi ; day U> moot a friend in the strm herds found himself violently upbrnided I Koltip- t cause l.is company refused to iuve scnib- in the bonds of an enterprise \vi n size, ' which his friend was connected, three- ! The insurance man stood it u fc I with ! minutes, then said carelessly, as if liad a j were ordering a box of a new brai is, re | of cigars, "Oh. well, send me up a m trough Hon und a half <>f tliein."? Worlt c. tile- ' Work. M, J K 1556 Main stree I c( is t Corner Main and T< )LUMBIA, C. C. xylor streets, him, and he's laid up In Griggs?Well, It might worse; the widow mig away with him. A Mistake. "It's a mistake to lu^rr remarked the wise guy. "Well, at any rate, li that isn't often repeated 4!iA almnla Tlhilad^ - "" "J iiimseir. i the hospital. have been ju?t Complaint. ht have run Borrouglia?I don't see wouldn't lend me the $."? 1 Xewitt?No. He certainly oo for a more permanent iuv? v too young," Exchange. t's a n-t "When a man has greatnc L," :?urmura4 upon him he has mighty litt H/vn ?a /IA/1 Punk the little animnls from ohservati In the terrier, the wrist (kneei wa wliv lie Ki'outt'l. hand was still wanted terminating in four hoofs, with uldu't ask 1,1 to? tthuinht dangling ?stinent ? side. Despite its diminutive s from eleven to fourteen inciielittle horse ranged from Mexico ss tnrusi ward through Wyoming and fai le inclina- continental Kurope and Great J! ... i 'ntif 11 rv on. As S Ileal' Poor, l>ut l'olile. sii:?i't "Want some money, i<> ye?" said tl a part kind old lady. "Now, 1 wonder ef ; at the deserve it. What would you do with ize of penny ef I tjov it to ye'.'" tliis , "I.atly," replied the polite hejjfjti uovth- "ver kindtiess would toueh ine so tl r over I'd l?ny a postal card whl tie mom ritaiu. ?' ?' write yer a note o" t ha nils."?Cut I olle Stu>> !:!t'il and Times Now is the time to lit* " this month the sul tr. j whole year to nev ,;'i subscribe to l he Ad bscription price is 1< v subscribers. vocate. During o cents for one :tiJii 121 ut'rwiii. nun wvufev. MV?* N ow I ~ ' I NEV ER. rp x O JNT E3 I W H II I 1 ^ c H : T H K H 3 ( > X J L< Y The Advocate For On* e Whole Year For TEN CENTS tJust think Positively no ^??r?rl lie ton t of it an eight page \ it one day longer. A K\7 TYIQl 1 TUc mper, fifty-six columr II subscriptions after t v f lTVIO 10 /YV'ATTriv\r?> nV\nv? is 52 weeks for ten ce hat time $1.00 per Ye f nts. This offer is ar, our regular price. xT ihu: 1/ good only until Decei Now is Your chance. C M A V I V l/M A nber 31st. 1904. I > w ViAU VIM VVH * ^viii/u jhuu, x iiv. m 1 i l (lllll ? lupriuiur.