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Jack Harkaway's Schooldays.
to neat u retreat la aire dismay. Knowing
that the next morning there would
be a Ptriet inquiry and that his pocket
money would be stopped until he had
paid for the damage done to his master's
property, If he was not severely
UOUS. ff ' 01
"Bravo!!' cried one of/lie triumphant
side. "You eau use y/jr lists. What
is your name?" / ^
"ilarkawuy." J?
"I'm captain of tl? school and my ed
name is Colllnson,"/eplied the other. I ac
mute to see who did It." 1
"Then it'a time to step it" said Jack.
'ni off lu one direction. You'd better fT C
>in another."
Harvey was apparently too frighten- JJ/
to move, but Jack began to acod I "X*
ross the field In the direction of tho | R
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irlor...
sstaurant,
i_ DnvlH Dfnn^laina
that
WKnt
All Railroads h;
; are costly to then
K.
ave wrecks
lselves. We
punished Into the bargain.
Seeing their leader retreat and pushed
by liunston and Jack, the others of No.
2 room, though superior in numbers,
began to give way. In a short time the
room was clear. They sneuked back to
their quarters discomtited.
"Now, I think I'll try to get to sleep,"
said Jack. "If you fellows want any
more grub, you know where it is ami
can heln yourselves "
"You have renderey , me a service to- he
day by coining up jj the nick of time, th
and if you want u //.end you'll dud one cr
in me. I can light fin well as any one. oc
but those coward/y/fellows always go It
, about in batebes./'/ad two to one is not e<3
fair." )?/ M
"What are yof going to do with this to
one?" asked Jnj , pointing to his fallen hi
foe. ' '
"You have s.'ttled him. That cut vou ai
use. While Harvey was debating j
e advisability of following blin a |
ashing Bound was beard as of some
te forcing bis way through tbe hedge,
was Mr. Mole. Harvey now attemptl
to fly. It was too late, however,
r. Mole had his hand on his collar here
he had gone two yards and pulled
in up short. C1VC
"What are you doing here, Harvey,
id why did you throw that stone?*'
1336 Mala Street.
OPEN ALT. NIGHT
BOTH PHONES 207.
rything the Market
Affords.
f~t.. u:_ . e
hav<
line
bef(
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3 wrecked the price o:
, so it will be to yoi
ire buying, to see our
uggies, Wagons, Har
ii our entire
lr advantage
big stock of
ness, Sum
"What a mesa Sandiman made with
his feathers! There'll be a jolly row
about that. I'm smothered with them,"
remarked Filmer.
No one seemed disposed to enter lute
the matter, and he soon followed the
example of the others and went tu
sleep.
The next morning Jack woke up in a
fright. The hideous din of u large bell
, gave hiin under the ear did his bust- b<
ness. Leave him where he is; he won't
hurt." II
"Cut lii eouttails off and paint him
i black and blue " suggested Jack. "I 01
> have Just bought a shilling box of wa- til
> ( ter colors. Make a palette of one of
| ids hands. There is souie water in g<
i that puddle."
I "By Jove, that a bright idea!" said
I rVUlinoo "Vnll'Mi r...?? ...
? exclaimed In a stern voice.
"Please, sir, I didu't do it," answered
arvoy.
"Don't tell me a falsehood. It will
ily aggravate your punishment," conuued
Mr. Mule angrily.
"1 didn't, really, air. Please let me
x"
"Come with me."
Mr. Mule dragged him through the
i tv Sli t Viu Vi otifl Kmtmi >vVi hi m
vuiuuiuia, o.
Next to
Skyscraper.
r\#*i n Yrc
Als<
M
mer Lap Kobes anc
i a big stock of Lime,
Brick?Coffins and <
P Dl TT
i Whips.
Cement and
Caskets.
i a iv n
w?a t inging in ins eurs. i inn- iu gei
up." bo sulil to liiiusolf, rubbing bis
eyes, anil rolled out of bed.
Noue of tbe other boys moved. iii
found tbut tbe bell rang at 7 and aguir
at a quarter and half past. Tbe oli]
stagers never got up till tbe second
bell, tlndlng a quarter of an hour qultt
time enough to dress in. Having *
chance of speaking to llunston. Jack
suid, "Are we friends?"
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i i "First of all, we'll have bis tails. | tr
j That's the spoils of war." | fc
Ami Juck very neatly cut off nis [ n<
, coattalls near the waist. He wore a I Jt
I cutaway coat, which was not Improved ! st
I by the process. Jack speedily prepared 1 m
. his colors and. laying on alternate . ly
t sti/Bes of black and blue, made his vie- * si
- tirn present a most remarkable appear-) pi
mice, lie painted him black uround pi
i y iu iuc ucvi^c auvi uivu^ui uiai.
embling and half inclined to cry, beire
Mm. Crawcour. She bad taken off
?r glove and waa looking at ber in
ired band, on tbe back of which tbe
one bad fallen. Tbe part burt wasucb
swollen and discolored. Evidentsbe
was suffering great pain. A
lgbt Hush wbicb pervaded ber exresslve
features made her look mure
retty than usuul, but sbe was angry.
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"I don't know," was tlie surly an
swer. "There Is no row on at present
but I cun't tell how long It will bo be
tore ther?i Is." ..
> Tou .-an be as ills
agreeable as you like. 1 am prepare*
to meet you any way, friend or foe,'
i replied Jack.
" , He found It easier to go through hi
i lessons than he hud expected, and worl
was so Judiciously mixed up with pla;
. xue necu ana pave mm niue cars. on ti
his nose he pot a preat patch of red, I hi
. and he picked out his eyebrows with i ct
-i.e. *
'niu Vbat doV" he asked, surveying c
i the inanimate body with the eye of a
' pleused artist. a
"Spitting!" cried Collinson, who had
h not boon Idle. He had written In pen- d
t ell on a sheet of paper which he forv
tunately had with hitn, "This is how F
er ups were iignuy coinpresaea, ina ' 11
?r uppearance generally Indicated un }
jtnpromlsiug severity. , . ? - i"Hrfe'K
the culprit, Ea'sss," exclaim i
tl Mr. Mole.
"One of our boys, is It not?-' asked }
be.
"Yes; Harvey, generally a well conucted
boy." ?
"Please, ma'am, I didn't do it," said ,
larvey.
s miun operation?our oeverv:
r'.f in- ' ?qggmm
tracts, essences and syrups.
Our drinks Uie just what
/our system now craves; tl?ey
ire delightfully flavored, in*
dgoratingly cool and charm
Js(? ~ii i :si
lie in and
.v our line o
suitable for the o<
Sterling Sil
Berry bowls, ha
flosioTi*; $10.00 to
iisK BATES
:casion.
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r I mat tne school studies di<l not seem i
bit tedious. His fondness for leurninj
I and natural aptitude, coupled with hi
excellent memory, soon re<oinmende<
hiui to Mr. Pumpleton. his master. J
tutor always takes pleasure In instruct
inn a clever pupil. In n few days In
had settled down completely and fel
perfectly at home.
Hurrey was his great friend am
companion, as Mr. Crawconr hud in
i gentlemen treat skunks when they |
f meet them out." j T
? lie pinned It on to what remained of < d
1 the back of his eoat. Whether it was ! u
t the painting or the eool breeze we do
. I not know, but the boy began to re- a
? vlve.
t "'Let's hook it!" cried Oollinson. w
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"lie's coming to and will timl his way u
1 home."
. , So they run away. Collinson and his ?
"Nonsense! You must have done it. i
here Vas no one else there. Did you
o it intentionally?" Mr. Mole contined.
"What is the use of asking him that?"
sked Mrs. Craweour Impatiently. r*nj
Whether it wus an accident or not
rill make no difference in his punish- i
lent."
"He was throwing at a bird and did
ngly sparkling.
5 cents will convince you.
OSSON DRUG CC ,
i~eesville, S. C.
Bonbon and Olive
$3.50 to $10.00,
villi!: sets $4.50 to
Sterling Silver
forks, ladles in
at attractive prices
Cut Glass
,dicaerf Saturda
$16.00.
spoons, ^
variet v; ^QIl
-?
5.
iy or Monday
^FOR<^
Limbia,
tended hint to be. Houston, though tin
friendly to Jack, was not positively
hostile, though II was easy t?> see th e
1 only a spark was required to tire tin
! magazine anil produce an explosion
I He did not think it tit to interfere witl
, either Fisher's or Jack's praying, anf
that source of quarrel was done away
with.
In another part of the town of Lillii
Rridrro vuhaj ? ? ! ? ? 1 i *? rv
? friend by himself, .Tuck and Harvey in 0
; another direction.
I "1 must have a wash somewhere." q
f exclaimed Jack. "One of the skunks
tupped my claret. Does It show p
, much?"
I "Nothing to speak about. Don't boih- p
r or yourself." replied. Harvey. "1 want "
to get into the town to see that fellow f,
? come liack. lie doesn't know what's tl
h *i ttivnn Oi I !????* It T\
v, ?vv juu, uia UUi, 11UU1 liir uiun siur
f this thick hedge," said Harvey.
"Who was throwing?" she asked
uickly.
"I don't like to betray my friend, us
e has got away."
"Then you will get punished in his
iace, and severely, too," she answered.
Look at my hand. It will be days bejre
I can use it again. Speak and tell
ae truth." B Z
Real Estate
handsome Berr>
$5.50, $6.50 to
lion ho n and Olivi
$2.25 to $4.00,
ters $8.50 to $16.0
ar and Cream $6
$9.00.
howls, !<eturn W
$15.00. j
H The ADVOi
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Any reader of this paper \vl
t store Saturday or Monday, A]
i more from our superb stock o
hen You Pleast
)POSlTION TOW"
-ATE Subscribers
!u> brings a copy of this advertisement to o
pri! 8th. or loth., and buys Ten Dollars
f Clothinir. Furnishing (lotxls. uml Hats ?i
I ... ...nv ".?n u null ri I1UUI hf'Jil IIV I'I
> lieghle. The doctor's boys considers
** themselves Infinitely superior to Mr
Crawcour's. Innumerable conflicts
look place between thorn when the)
( met In the town. In the tirst place
\ Mr. Beghle was a doctor and a unlver
'& salty man. lib; tirst master was t
wrangler, who gave a classical educa
ur tlon for the sum of 50 guineas per an
or num. exclusive of extras, paid quarter
ill . ....
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"All right." replied Jack.
"How did you come to think of it*/" d
"Inspiration of genius." li
"What a fellow you are!" observed b
. I Harv v. lost in admiration.
, "Wait till 1 develop. I'll show you m
! some fun before I've been here long."
They were still in the lane, hut they | d
soon got into the main road. Not lik- j p
jaKe my aavice ana do as you are J
)ld," whispered Mr. Mole. , M i *
Thoroughly alarmed at the decision
isplayed in Mrs. Craweour's manner,
larvey allowed his ^letermiuatiou to
reak down.
"Will you let him off if I tell you
bo It was?" he suid. .
"i shall make no promises. If yo'j
o not speak quickly. 1 will have you P I '
uuishcd until you do confess vbo B
Hiugni,
Sold,
v
Fine Chin
Beautifully de<
imported Salad
$3.00 to $5.50.
Jars $2.75 to $4.5(
ofate Pots $3.00 tc
n allowfd a iliscouii' of Ik pt
l'ia. Iyou tl'.e fin.
zorated, ' ' PAYS
!$0\v!s, Hosiery, NVjjIijroe Shirt
Cr:tcK er l;n,!,'r"VV(,m' Extra Trou*
>, Choc- ^"hp D U I]
> $5.5 () 1U ii? i.
r cent, which will pay railroail fare to Colui
st goods olT" red for the money.
TO BUY OUR KIND.
s, 2 and 3 Piece Suits, Handkerchiefs
^rs. Hats, Trunks & Dags, Boys Clothing.
Id,wind's Compan
i.v ;>o rue ik?j*s or ttxrord House eullee
n" rlie Pomona House boys cads ami suolo
ami Insulted theiu whenever they met
I'bey refused to play tbeiu at erieket
when challenged. on the ground that
; they only played with gentlemen. This
insult only served to intensify tie
feud If a hoy catne home with a hlnei
Veye or a bruised nose from a walk ir
the town. Mr. Ctaweour would smilt
S and say nothing to him. The same h o
1 nig i in* tuny morongnrnre, tney got j y,
, through a gup in the hedge and walked j
along the grass of a meadow. j ?
t "I?o you see that bird?" said Jack.!
pointing to a chaffinch in the hedge. a
"What's the odds I don't pick hiui off?" i p
"Ten to one." said Harvey. ti
"All right. I'll take you. Ten to one 1 M
1 don't knock hiin off his perch." rl
lie picked up a small round stone, i n
The sound of wheels was heard up- |
our accomplice Is." ^
"Well, then, It was Harkaway^ suid
larvey In a sullen tone.
"The new boyV" she said. "We hod "
had character with hhn from his 8
eople at home. Very well; that will J
o. Let him go, please. Mr. Mole; und
ill you oblige me by driving the euriage
home, as 1 cau no longer hold
ie reins."
"(.'ertuinlv ma'am " ??
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Rented,
All rpritQ rrillppf
Cake plates 72c. u
A Good Clock
ways Accept
We have a nice
nient of Clocks.
silver n nd <> 1<1 -1 ri i
) $5.50. (
is Al- CLOTHIERS
;able.
assortSmall
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THE HUB)
5 AND FURNISHERS.
OUGHS
1/ ietn.v was exhibited by 1 ?? . Heebie t?
hit boys.
Mr. Oruwrour once said "(loud morn
injs" eoniing out of church to the doctor.
who quaintly took snuff and re?
- marked placidly t<? his mathematical
master. who was by Ids side. "What
strange people there are about today."
tue afternoon Hnrve> and .'.tel.
were walking In a lane, looking for
liln'.v' 11.......I. it ...... .....i -
, p vouching. \
"book out." cried Harvey; "there's a I
carriage coming." |*a
"ltother the carriage! I>on't you eee
the Held is higher than the road? I ei
shouldn't Hit any one even if 1 missed
the bird." \
lie let fly. and the bird, perhaps j,
I'l ij-uteimJ i-> t in* noise of the approachJug
carriage, fluttered Its wings ami
flew off iust as Jack hurled the missile ?
? I
He let go his bold of Harvey's collar
nd took his place In the pony carriage. '
"Poor, dear ma 111 in a," said Hetty; j
aresslngly as they drove off. m
"Don't, my love?you hurt me." said
Ira. Crawcour, drawing back the
and which her daughter affeetionater
wished to fondle. ,
Harvey cut across country on his i
AAA .V VAA VKJ WHVV^ V
and estates kept
order.
it n.
signs, $2. to $5. I;
Mantle Clocks,
hours and hall ho
to lO.OO. Hanclso
Clocks l()..SO to
Candelebra in g
match gold clocks
Murray's llorolionnil Mil
ijCnt dflV live remedies known for ft
striking all alVeeiioiis elm* to Inflanr
UTS $5 sa^cs It is prompt in atf
I11C gold toning a ci re.
25.OO.
old to
S.50 to I Horehc
llein aiivl Tar is composed of the most elTeeiring
cuugs, colds, lagrippe, sore throat and
>ed and irritated conditions o' the a'.r pasording
relief and certain in its effect of has/Uu
rray's
innd. Mullein
Ill lh<' season. Suddenly tlie.v heard a
scultline. and, lix>Uln^ before them,
saw ? ti^ht proceeding. Wbcn in ihe
fields (be 1'oniona boys wore caps of
t lie* Cambridge color, a light blue,
wbile tlie liovs of l>r. lle^bie bad always
the dark blue of Oxford, li was
eas.\ to count four dark caps ami too
llcln.
"Hello!" said Harvey. "Soiue of our
lit it. k
"Missed. by tleorgo!" he exclaimed in w
a tone of disappointment. n
At the same moment there was a cry e
of pain and an angry exclamation. Both si
were in a woman's voice. j ti
' You've hit somebody," .said Harvey tl
, laughingly. I n
"1 hope not. It might be serious." : d
.luck replied, feeling some alarm. j c
'uj uome disconsolately. He scarcely
new whether he had done right or
rong. At all events, a severe punish- <
tent awaited Jack. There was no
han?*e for liliu. Mr. Crawcour might >
ee the injustice of punishing him and
iter fere with the weight of his auuoi
lty. ltut this boi>e died out as he
fmembored that It was a half hollay,
nnu he had heurd that Mr. Craw
our had gone to Ixaidon. llis wife in
n. wis,?
Bajlj,
10.50.
If you can't con
for our Illustrate
loguc of staple ^o<
Watches, Jewelry,
ware, Cut Glass, e
P* h. LACHICOT I
I
ic write
lI Ciltil- may be used to advantage
..jy It is pleasant, purely vegei
' " Nothing else like it in all t
, Silver house, ready at hand when
1^ ieal in cases of croup. Ill
paroxysms of whooping co>
I < <Sf CO | l>ri
^nd Tar
in cases where other medicines ha\e failed,
table and absolutely safe for old and young,
-he world. It should have a place in every
.needed. Parents will find it's effect mag11s
reuiarkaole virtue in controlling the
ugh.
renown getting n thrashing from Bog
l?|e"8 skunks'.'"
"Oddn against thoiu," remarked Jack.
"Only two to one; that's nothing;
j we're used to that. Jog along. We
i must have a cut in "
j The tight between the rival faction*
{ was an unequal one. and the timely
. arrival of aid altered lite as poet of at
j fairs very materially.
"Wire in." said Jack, whose ex pros
i lie oumnge wneeis no longer sound- h
d. The driver bnd pulled up. | tl
"Look through the hedge and see who H
it is." duck snid. a
"Let's holt." j
' No: if I've tiit n lady. I'll ai>ologir.e.
I niil\ hope she isn't hurt."
, Harvev looked through the hedge and
e?me bank with a white, frightened ,
i fare.
"You've done it!-' he said.
i8 absence would not hesitate to take J
lie law into lier own hands. Wbat l H
he had done before she would 4<> i
gain. There was very little hope tot j
uck "
Su
(To be continued.) year
While a bilious attack is decidedly
teal Estate Broker.
bocrlhe for the Advocate?50c. a
in advance.
424 Main Street.
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Vturray Drug Co., Columbia, S. C.
slons were generally more forcible than
' elegant. At the same time he sent one
of the "skunks," as they called the
Oxford hoys, rolling into a ditch and
prepared to attack another. In a few
minutes the opponents were beaten and
scattered. One lay Insensible In tbe
road, and tbe others flew In all dlrec
I ??!?** what?" rrietl Jack seriously,
i "What are you looking so frightened
about?"
"Mrs. Crawoour'a In tho carriage with m
' Miss l^otty aiul Mr. Mole. You've hit
i ! Mrs. Crawoour with the stone. Mole
I bad to pull the horse up. hot t expect
j he'll be over the he\l*e like a shot iui ?
1
ipleasant it is quickly over when
uamderlain's Stomach and Liver 1
ablets are used. For sale by Tim- to
on? Ilros. and Crossons Drug Co. 1 Fi
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