The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 05, 1905, Image 4
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THE BATE3BU RQyOOA'
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brunette, with large, lustroui
"I don't know."
"It's quite time. Jack, bu
worry," cried Emily, with pb
reaijcnatiou.
I 41 uapiwiivu, uowever, to' oe tfc
rag, which Jack bail put in th
days. of the spotless cambric.
Being rather in the shadt?, Mr
cour did not notice the lulstal
1 eyes. mopped his face prodigiously.
In a short time he was souiet
the color of a Christy mlustrel.
"Bub under the eurs, sir, a
t I'm very throat," said Jack. "You're qu
illosophtcal with perspiration."
ie laaip
? Many
. Craw
te, but x
Co]
nd the ^ VrJ
Ite wtt \ >
are a Jov
*
Shoes are A p
hen's 1
Pnrpvp?*?_r Am. H
Our Success . . <
Guided by that as our Compass
just what you want. Witl
dence we could not exist. So
? i ?,:ii
I A Bait
have you s
two weeks?
it has a boa
two years
mons Bros.
E
I
rsburg Woman Asks
1 floor paint that will last
Yes we have Devoe's
lutiful gloss and will wear
if properly applied. TimJ.
ETI1EUEDOE,
"You won't forget me, will
my?" Jack continued.
And for the first time liis '
red.
"Never, dear," she nnswere
"And you won't speak to
Bob Tamwortb, next door bu
"No."
"Nor let him kiss you?"
"If he does, I'll box his
WPred ICmllr
iuuhk you, my young fri
I you. Km- thank you," answered the princl,
"Be oft'; out of the room, yoi
voice qttiv- gyij Mr. Seratchley to Jack.
"What for? 1 want some d
d. said Jack.
that brute "Dine iu the kitchen. It is n
t two?' to have you in the room, you
full of your tricks. Be off."
"He makes me quite nervou
ears," an- marked Mrs. Seratchley.
1 fort and
u( sir," SllOCS. I
ship, Mat
inner," COIlie to
ut safe Store.
are so
Cohen's
Beauty is in our 1
For Workman- v
erial and Style, I 1
Cohen's Shoe |j~,
Shoe Sto/e.( |
US IIUVC 1IU UUUU15, WC Will
The quality of our Cioods p
fastidious, and our prices apt
sensitive pocket
J. C. QLC
li vat jvw ?
ileases the most
>eal to the most
Olllc<
>VER.
Dentist.
Leesviilc, S. C.
9 over Austin's store.
. M. NMTCUKLL.
sician and Surgeon.
lJutosburK, C.
Ollice Llours:
"And you'll write to me?"
"Rcgulurly once a week
twice, if I'm uot busy, and I
*11 that goes on."
"Now I feel that I shall go
py," said Jack. "There is
thing 1 want, and that is soi
remind me of you ? some
dear."
"I don't know what I can
Thoen'o n?t? ^
"He is of a perverse generatic
I forgive him, although it was pa
i perhaps s;)itl Mr. Crawcour as ids lianil
'11 tell you peared behind him again.
- Jack took his departure,
away hap- "You'll have a chance of payli
only one out if lie goes to your seminar;
nothing to served Mr. Seratchley. "You
keepsake, favor of corporal punishment,
lleve."
give you. "With modifications."
>n. but 1636 Alain Street,
ilnful," Phone and ^
disap- ____________________
MERCHANT
"'j' Commenced Bus
MAURICE WALTON. I'ukkidkvt
Columbia, fc.
fail Orders solicited. 1 w
S BANK, AlfrA v
iness February 1, 1904
I
IV M -i HfU I IMOU ii'nnn?i B ^
>ur Success-Our Sales. Out
IE MAKE A SPI
FXJ^mT
I ? 111
* Success-Our Sales.
isnnnnnwHHv
iCIALTY OF
CrREL
x i OHIoe
Ji l 1_ ~11 ;
8 to U a. in.
2 to 8 p. in.
7 :30 to U p. m,
H. J. A. WATSON,
Dentist.
liatesburtj, S. C.
in Telephone IhiiUiinp.
ah?4v o ui.i .uau^uan s vju?s
that's too dry. Isn't it? If y
Elrl, you could have my earri
lava brooch or the bracelet v
X.' on it."
"But I'm not a girl, you
^ awered Jack regretfully.
"Oh, I know; have my cam]
cried Emily.
"Splendid," said Jack.
Emily hastily undid one
tions, uui ' "Come to the tire. Dinner will
oil were a directly, and we can discuss
njrs or my etc., while we have the time.
*itb 'A. E. must be cold out there," Mr. St
ley went on.
see." an- "Thank you, I will avail myi
your kind offer."
ihor ban." The principal came into the ?"ul
of the lights.
"Why. dear me, how very o<
button of never observed it before." sniii
be up A jT?KRT
terms.
You OiRLOTORS: Maurire Walton. V
ratcli- 1 bar lea T. Pond, .James K. 1
Henry H, ('iniiiiiiug, Bryan Lav
wir of vor?e s-Mi:ri)heyOoes
n srenei 11 Unnkitifr I'll iness
1 blaze " Aceouni> ? ! Sieteliains, orp >r;
Proiunt anue.tturt eous all eutm
;ld! 1 .
M.-4-- I
.. .... . ......... mujinin 1 II, 1 'K KB I
. HATCH, CasjhIKK. ^
i'm .1. Ilollin^swortli, Win. I irrett
Parver, William Martin, I.. I., i ntou
vrenct', John J. Evans, Thomas axwel ^
(
i Pays interest. oil sjie< inl (Siivm iicc'tc | <
uioiisanil iniliviituais S'*lii'ite?l. .iri'
ii ?; in rantt i il. Send \ lu r ml i ns.
? -t i
dance at tnese prices;
doubt aw;
Mien Large Glass Solid *"?:ik Suits, $18.00
Quartered Oak Suits, Gold Finish, well made,
You ean't afford to pass those by.
Solid Oaic Sideboards in endless variety We
d $20 00. Our $2.r> 00 Hoard is a gem that sh
We have shades with springs at 2*>e , Rugs o(
i.i....
iney kiiock. cm;
ay.
^ I THUR
no shoddy,r:iT?.00, $10.00, $r,? 00. Will prm
hogin at $10 r.0, $15.00, *18.00 0|IK.e
iru-s out its own value
)c. Art Squares $2.08, Tabouret
;e ?prin? wvery x nurauay.
ko. Hkm.Timmi.rmam.
I. Wm, Thurmond.
MONI) it TIMMKHMAN,
attornk v8-af-law.
tine iu all tin* State and U.
S. Courts,
in Kuiitliuar. Huilding,
I.oxinisInn S. (I.
' li L'L'DV t I'll ? V
?i?- irocK ana took out a sun
blue satin, which contulnc<l j
camphor and which liad beer
ed round her neck by a piece
of the same color.
"Here, dear, put It on." she
**Are you sure you can s
Hack asked.
"Certain. Wear It, Jack,
think of me."
"You ought to have soinctl
nil bus of Seratcliley, staring at liini.
i luuip of "Observed what, madam?" ask
i suspend- principal.
of ribbon "Are you of negro extraction?"
"Of what, my dear madam?
said. not come here to be insulted,
pare it?" did not imagine that I should r
such treatment at The Elms,
dear, and gate."
"But you are black."
jlng from "Black! What <??
H EXERCISE
1 <iia
j fe
f p
: IS HEAT . |1
I
U-i
All who work must have r cationtrain
tissue and muscle must 1 renewed
IU1V.O O'JV.
lie finest line of Stove
Iron King, Iron Ago, the Steel Cooks for
Kino Steel Uunges with warming Closet and
l.DfS per roll. Our hoautifu Neelcle Case for a
IW Let us know your wants, if you cant
The J. L. Bowles I
1
>s in the Market.
.50
Six holes, only $30.00. M attiri^s i
skin^. HA'
come to see us. ???
furniture Co.
. n. rv i jIii* ?\ ? 11 ?\ f
lNSlRANUR.
rKSIUJKC, - - S. C.
i. M. CROSSON, M. I>.
me. 'l ake my knife, ami you
tat me when you are cutting :
pencil," he said.
"So I can. Jack."
nd she took the knife, hn
gave him u halfpenny, as it
ered unlucky to have a knife
to you; It cuts the friendship.
Jack vowed Inwardly that
rather purt with ids heart t
the camphor bag. which was
can think mean?" cried Mr. Lewis Cra\
rour slate going to the looking glass. lie rc
in affright. Mrs. Scratehley ha
exaggerated. He was black,
it quickly "It's that boy again?I'll bet !
is consid- ereign on it?and If it is I'll skin
presented said Mr. Scratehley.
The door opened and Jack pi
he would head in.
ban with "Good night, sir," he said,
now his lrniiu* 1>.?1 -?
- 1 w \v\ rx>> n
vcour,
^ V AMERICAN RnviNH f!i mice
iv play and exercise. To keep ilthy use , g
taxing Gloves and Indian ( bs; play!
las e Ball and Tennis.
For all the anti-dyspepsias exe rcise
ome to us.
04 Broad Street.
Augusta, Ga. , r
IYSI'.IAN ANI> bURGICON.
LKKSY1LLE, S. O.
E. F. STKOTIIEIt
ATTORNKY AT LAW
HATKSltrilO. S.
choicest treasure.
CHAPTER II.
THE principal of Pomoi
was a gentleman nann
Crawcour. In persoi
tall and fair; thin a
with scrubby whiskers; a sto
back; a bat with a bit of era
# It always, as If he were in a i
mourainc fm* On<w>?? \ >
o r iJU'ilM', 1 VI* 1)1
tilt* gentleman's hat and uinbrel
"Very thoughtful. Put it d
replied Mr. Scratehley.
la House Jack did so. and went away.
I'd Lewis Little Emily and her mamma
1 lie was sitting together on the sofa, ai
ml wiry. Jack exchanged a glance with In
op in his smiled.
pe round "Not all bad." remarked the i
perpetual I)a'- "The boy is respectful to
.. I.. : ? " ' ?
S. B. M
were Columbia,
I 111 its
r she All Mail Orders I
triad- ?
you, Tlie "I mlcrtukvr'M Frlrml,"
cMASTHR,
South Cai jlina.
illcd on day ol arrival. (
1
I I
Wall C
Ready for Immedi
The addition of \
CALCIMO, a supcriur wall linisli,
olors j~~^
iate Use by V
Vater Only
I
unexcelled lor tinting and
ne and get
our Hair Cut
If you wish to
Keep Cool.
( frock coat, buttoned tightly i:
*H? ?iiiiin fWn. 80 as to show Just a litt
lation to him, to knot
T - of eclucat l
/ tie and give him a clerical api
He had been a clerk in a
agent's house at Llver\KK)l. 1
sition from the desk to the
strange, but easily explained.
il LI HICK lliuil^mial. i UUi wllllyt ti
ip t<> the to1' briiiKiiiB u?*-* ??y hut."
tie white lie wished Mr. Scrntehley
Miiriit. yatted ifnnily on the head
v, that a whole plied by.either the raasc
oital head-lights feminine gender and. ttu
peamlice ? d wilh u sigh; ..Ab, how lik
shipping i.t-titiu. my one?my only ^
L'he trau- ( have but tWo-a sou a
fiio met daughter. They were always bn
lit. lllv I ;M j ]w, (iffit itiintmoiwlniiMit
? him "Otii men and women when they d
c!de to "wrap up" do so by inereasin
pood "timber of inyers of clothing I
and fro"t over those on the back of tli
,,i. ~U I* ii great- mistake. The mni
ul ne or the Marshall B. Young
> mv^ ;-,0L 1 rh-"?. nustu
.. \ "telephone exchange" of the nerves <
!Jtl' the body lies in the spinal cord, sin
ii dit at<>tl in tbe sl'ilial cauaI' aU<l tllis e:
change lias immediate, complete an
;? Dav is & Cb.
" qcnera't"^^^^- j
l'm j C olumbia^-f ??
decorating interior walls and ceilings,
itary and tire-resist mg ?iiiul i t ies. it i
fade or ruli olT. but may be washed olT
It has no disagreeable odor so charaei
*' 1'?^^^^ie standard tint
Possesses exceptional sail- I ^ j.
is very durable and does not j
when necessary or desirable,
eristic Of hot water kalso,s.
Is standard ?in one qual
lice clean Shave
Vi 11 make you feel
Better all over.
ly old Razor fixed
* - t ana murrieu me widow 01
prietor of u school and was
ntrodueed Into the new
rhlcli he mnde pay. lie, u
ife, was rapacious in his p
oney, and the gratification)
4-ived himself o& made him
pi severity to the boys which
/pleasant to the latter.
I Mr. Crawcour ran up to to
. cheap train, having various u
i by 'lier tlioui !**
business. Walking to the door, which
ulike his Seratehley held open for him, he p
iirsuit of his hat.
h he de- "This is strange," he muttered,
exercise unusually heavy, and 1 fancy t
was un- thing is falling about me. I Low
I will remove it and Investigate
wn by a matter."
iuIters of He did so. and as lie took off hi
Instantaneous connection with the ski
Mr. ^le w''ole the back of the trim
lit on aiul *s "nu ll more sensitive than tin
of the skin in front.
"It is " behooves tis, then, to see that tli
some- back is covered, if not more than, :
odd! least as much as, the front, hot wee
, njjs the shoulders. In men the thin Imi
of the waistcoat is "the undertaker
is hat best friend." In women it is the spa<
between 1 ln> ton of the corset and 11
J I For cheap, medium and ",le uP-ioit
date goods we carry J t,le ,a,'gest
|0 stock in tlie South, e! cr^t',in?? in
11 Harness, Saddlery iurf' Fann Gear
can ho had. Any sin|a 01 ',ar*
* ncss in stock and can ?be fur,??-slied
??> <>n short notice.
Ask For a Co
LOEIOK & L
(INCORPOR4
Hardware, (ilass, Pa
lor CaraT. 7*^i
OWRANCE c
wTI-D) 1
ints, Oils, F;tc. ! HP I
>. J. KING.
c, tipoiivr;
business to transact, and 111
* ~ ing called upon Mr. Scratclde
that he dined late and would
an invitation, as he had onl;
himself upon a penny bun an
of water since leaving lion;
morning.
Jack was in the dining ro
tliis gentleman arrived, undi
evere lecture for having, wl
by Mrs. Scratchley to give lie
the even- uuoui :i pouuu 01 nuur uesceiiucti
y, hoping white cascade, rendering liis ;
give him black coat as much like a ndllc
y regaled possible.
d a glass "At it again. I never did see s
le in the boy. lie has given you a rare
Mr. Crnweour." said Mr. Serai
oin when who could not help laughing ;i
E?rgoing a ludicrous plight lie was in.
ten asked "It Is all yery well to laugh,
r a pocket cried Mr. t'rawcour in a rage.
'lossY center of the neck, more especially
r's as that type of garment popularly know
as the "pneumonia blouse." ? Lond?
ueh a Mall.
turn. .
c)i]gy The Pulpit llufYomi.
it the WUhtin Dugdalc applied t
name "pulpit buffoon" to lluuh i'eto
sjr>" (loi)8-l(it?0), the joke loving l'urit;
clergyman, whose pulpit peeuliariti
l>i <>t r? iintnlilii I'untrn illlt'S iur t
in j |
" Our Motto--The! J*est is
>n ,,v'
the CheapP*iu>
Closing out our/ s*ock of
in Back Bands cost.
I o
COLUMBIA
FINEST Jg
,s.c. i V
' Ihim:
[ the i
k LOWEST US
4^1 I\Ii 1VJ
id man must clothe
self in wear to suit
season.
r Spring wear we
i the latest Furnishof
all descriptions.
handkerchief which lay on
\ skillfully inserted a mouse
bad in a trap in his pocket. 'J
ran over Mrs. Scratchley's
down her. so that she nearly
there and then.
"Come in, come in. I beg,"
Scratehley, himself opening
lug room door and holding in
baud the schoolmaster's card.
"Do not disarrange the
the sofa. "He. he, lie!" caiue from the s
which he feminine tones.
Che mouse Kven Mrs. Seratehley could n
face and s's^ the infection, and Emily, \vh
had a tit ,,s 1"till of mischief as Jack,
roared with delight,
said Mr. "If I thought there was any
the draw- pllclty on your jiart, sir." contluu
the other principal, white with rage, "I'd
"Don't forget the high principl
delierlitful have boon advocating," inter
ofa in ?? ..v,..
English ?-ivil war, when he li?*l?i t
lot re- l1ust uf chaplain to the parliament:)
o was arn,.v. Peters was a horn jester, a
fairly l'ie Pu'P't set no bar ti? his l>rami 1
mor and pungent wlttieisms not
eoin- waJl< the best tiisle, as, for exa
e,i t)?. Pie. when turning the hourghiss wli
I'd"? preaching a long sermon la* sa
ps von niy frlemls. let ns liuve anotl
nipted phtss." His pulpit appeals v<
HjDavisf
inh
( <).
id. j
ler | f
ry
WORK. JB
*v nyf curi
Ur
!l PRICE.
i |kno
s
sstfcsl
Ham
ves
iderwear, Neckwear,
ves, handkerchiefs,
Shirts & Collars.
X and STETSON S
oft and Stiff Hats.
:1 Bags & Suit Cases.
T--Fancv ?S: \Vhit??
privacy of your family clr
humble laborer in the great
i human improvement, sir,"
Crawcour.
"I will not, Mr. Crawcour.
be treated as one of oursel
Crawcour, Mrs. Seratcliley.
this gentleman is the prineii
inona House."
"A very welcome visit," re
I ? ..
rle for u ^'r- Scrntohloy. "Hut it is ngjj
cause of ing. Never mind. It doesn't i
said Mr. We'll soon have it oft' with a bru
Suddenly lie caught sight of
You shall who in a corner of the passag
Ives. .Mr. convulsed with laughter at hi
My dear. Joke.
?al of Po- "Keg the gentleman's pardon t
stunt."
plied Mrs. Jack did so with apparent pen
"And now brush liini down."
rravat- cireenve "? winning nrnins u? mo p
natter. Hainentary army, anil when :i to
sh." was to ho taken by assault the stoi
.lack, Parties were lirsl stimulated to 1
o was l>y a rousing sorinon from tli
B own chaplain.
JlJjj j|j. VIio Sliaiplon I'xinm.
The Simplon pass always lias b<
itonce *llf> Krei,t 1'lftliway of travel fr
Switzerland into Italy. It was used
nr- i
vvn
in- ;
I ho j ,
W. M. !'crr>
-on I
inn W
l.y J J .5 r I n
Atlanta Gran
ji r] A1 .Kits
All Kinds of Monui
work and Iro
We make anything from 11?? Lightest M
Monument or Vault. We liiiv- a fullv em
ite Works, s'
IX J
ments, Statuary
>n Fences.
:irli!c S!.il> in thf? llenvii'st Craniti1 _
II ?*M f ? 1 '
J ?- * ' vv*
iits made to order,
f-its Guaranteed.
H. ELEAZER,
1514 Main Street,
Columbia,S. C
sx i an iiic^ .
"You are loo good, madam,
eipal said, with u bow ami a
"I trust you are not in a hti
hour or two. because we din
and if you will honor us with
pany we shall be more than
we shall have an opportunl
versing at our ease," said M
ley. The principal was not
hurry and would dine. Lool
" tin* prin- He handed .Turk tin* clot lie?
smile. and the flour speedily disappear)
irry for an "Goodby, my friend. I spoke v
e directly. Just now; hut, no matter, we
your com- stand one another," said Mr.
proud, and eour.
ty of eon- "t'ortainly."
r. Scratch- "Peace l>e with you and wil
In a great house."
;lng round "When Jack's out of It: not 1>
dirush ('nps:,r !,nd li's legions :is i,r imck
(j ' r.0 R. and, although Napoleon h
rarinlv P*'n,,,l ,0 ,,sp Rernard pass,
under rp<,ogni/.ed the superior importauec
("raw- tl,e S1,nP'?" "lid ordered a inillti
road to l?e built over it to serve in
ture campaigns. It was begun in is
h lliis ',ut ^ was completed, in U
the fortunes of the battlefield led
efore " t',1,Peror elsewhere, so he never saw
While thus constructed for Mar. no
,."y lncorpitated
f11- I w
>1 HI, j yT
Coiumbr1' 5* *"
?r
Willi lilt' lif-l I >111-11II 1:111 <' tool- 111 I'lllll JIlM f \
our prims nn- tin* vi*r\ lowest ('(insistent
munsliip I or prices .mill estimates mil on
P. W. BARNES = R
, , ..... ...i .Hill IIIII Ml l II <r I > I :i 11 I | ^ .
villi :i?i \ i-t I lie w holf-i It- t I'.'i'l a ii > J ^
with tl rsi-rliiss unit fi'ial anil \vor
or ? oirc-|ioiui with - - . j y*
idtfe Spring S. C ^
irnishing'
>ods
and
oes
the room, lie saw .lack nnu
to the sofa, where the lad \\
saying, "My pupil. I presume
"Precisely," replied Mrs. 5
"A very hnd boy, sir. I hop<
cipline is strict and wliolesoi
"Don't blacken the lad. 1
never start with a prejudice
Crawcour find him out. l.o
him out; that's what I men
corrected her husband.
procoodtvl rAMiiiuifu .*11. oi l uiniuM.
as sitting. "You will honor my poor est
V" moot with your presence toinori
teratchley. "About midday."
[ your <lis- "Fare thee well," said the l>ri
lie." "and you, my young friend. Bel
iVc should the sincere regard of yours trulj
Let Mr. Crawcour. "We shall meet
t hint find soon."
11 to say," The front door opened, and h
out. lie arrived home late al
il II. h ,ny prf'r crossed ' Inslend of fnrni
? intr a route for cannons, it been in
?o\v
peaceful medium for international ct
, merce.--St. I-ouis Itennlilic.
inclpnl,
lie Kept us in the Race.
\ said
attain James S. Barron, President. M
chester t'otton Mills, Hock Hill,
e wont c., writes:
t Lillio ,s^.j | ljainte 1 inv residi
' a ElecU ICUi ^on>iu
!
trac frs and
a?- Supp Deal nce
i ers. Electric
fas=s^b Jk 'i'iiHi "11
ig; fp:f
M J^i F i~\ Proves
'TFTWf w,i<"
iJSlf : IS BE
I ^QttmSC9*:w.<-. &
; t\ nS ? i ! Th
CsmiRgl .
ST
JLJJL- Hi'illlHHMji 41
>-to=date.
e Walk-Over Shoe is
t Thins of Beauty,
e Walk-Over Shoe is
m Actual Comfort
Mr. Lewis Crnwcour sat
Jack's side and patted him o
"I hope we shall be friend
served, "for"?
With a subdued howl he hj
his scat and, placing his hn
hiin, murmured while his fa<
torted with rage, "This is p
tremely painful!"
"What has happened?"
Si?ruii>hlov
down by Bridge and was no( in the best
ii the head. pers. There was a good deal of
s," he ob- the next morning, and the boy
about in fear and trembling.
irnng from , .. , .
, T ,, . f lo be continued,
ind behind
;c was disainful,
ex- While a bilious attack is do
unpleasant it is quickly ovei
cried Mr. Chamderlain's Stomach and
rn~ui. l,. i r.t^ _ i ? i
"/ /nil? witli L. & M. It looks hotter th;
s went k,r,;ut man>' 1,OUses painted tl
years ago.
Don't, pay *1 ."0 a gallon for Hie
oil, which you do In ready-for
paint.
cidedly Buy oil fresh trom the barrel at
when cents per gallon, and mix it v
Liver Longman & Martinez. L. & M. i'a
iroo; Lig'/t & POVVerPlnt
Installati11
a spev
il.Ji I I
ciaF* Orders
I You have two houses tobcpninl.il.
I'aint for only one of them. "Wo v/oi;
other paint ou the other house. i'ui
MasftcMix
" Ytao Kind Tha
unci the olli. r with any otln-r paint, it
some ini.\'< "I mint or Leml :liuI Oil
We want to sell you Mastic
il.i rather you would use some ?5 'I '"
bit the two at uuce?one witli the
ed Faint 1 r"s'
/ Lasts ' & NU>i
I HAT1
- matters not what brand?
b Walk-Over Shoe is made of
Finest Leather and its eomhiion
of Style and Comfort rep;nts
the highest art in Footir.
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"That boy has hern up to
again," said his wife.
"Why," said Jack in nst
"If the gentleman hasn't sal
on the point of a packing no
eouhl have put it there? Co
here, air."
He moved on one aide, and
cour sat down again, this
earefnlly. Jack with grea
i duii't r? itru usiMi . r ui .salt' i)
' ,lis tr s mon? Bros. and Crossons i)rn^
onisliincnt, , ? _
t down u? TRENTON TO HAVF
edle! Who . .
>me and alt ^
^ A movement is on foot look
\f r ( Th \v time
verv war(J to estableshintf a bank ii
t dexterity ton' It is said that the buinc
i 1 rn Lnlt i m/I t hn offrvet nnrl ? t>
y urn- it makes paint cost about *1 |
Co. gallon.
___ Wears and covers like gold.
J Every Church given a liberal <|tin
ty when ixjugbt from IIODI
VINK . I CI LU'M IIAKDWAliE CO.
ing for1
Trcn- fiulwcribe for The Advocate. I
sss men within the reach of all?50 cen
tak"n any whenli
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AX- r<ic',/rite us.
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l^COLtfplA, S. C.
lot of paint this time; next tini
3s Paint for both houses?in faet we <
pj,; the other lioiisu before the Musti<
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Manufactured
JB&fc PKASLI l.-(? VI MM HI CO.. In
FOR SALfc
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c wo will soil you Mastic H tlit*
xpeot to s.11 you ]?aiiit for H ' Km
: house needs repainting.
which TS HJ:ST"
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Y
.. ...J.. <11 aii<i mraw, and
highest grades of assorted
nishlng < ioods are here lor all
i wish them.
tesburg Shoe
and
manage'' at tne name tinv
itomething In his pocket, ant
principal wlebcd to wipe th
tloo from hia face be took o
tboukbt wap 14* pocket ha
0 tO IQHert *?" v uuiiiiiu but; tnwii uiiu t'l
1 when the bank is to come.
e persplra
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Read Jack Harkawny's Schoolt
I in this issue.
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Kateshurjft
i Hardware Co.,
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Clothing
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