The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 07, 1905, Image 4
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BATESBURQ,
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\T A t
July 8th,
At 9 A. m
J $5,00i
hJJL9 WW Vi
0 Stock of Tailor-A
Shoes i
r -w
'WIT. vJ^
lade Clothing, Furni
and Ha ;s, Has Beei
UU 1 n LAKULI
ishing Goods, Dry C
ri Purchased by
J* S
S The Hour is
\ The Day
!oods- j Know
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IB The
At 29 Ct
ureat V
?nts on the Dollar.
Saturday,
V estern
rhe Building at Bate
July 8th, at 9
i>a|vag<
isburg, Sgi C., is nov
> A. and i1
3 CO., 2L?
/ closed, and will be
t closes in 7 D;
^ _ ni TT?..
^nicago, in
! open for business,
ays.
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jm
Save this and
K' of Jacob Wolf
i the actual cos
The Great \
ing" and Closin
in fine mofonn
w;ut until Saturday, J
's Store, Main Street,
t of raw material?in
Vestern Salvage Co., o
g out out stocks of Mi
r\ Tl, r\ 1 m t 11 r\ i v-? rv
uly 8th,--the entire $0
Batesburg, S. C., boug
7 days.
f Chicago, 111., is a C
erchandise for spot ca;
[tt nlrkr</-\rl f a ?-?ov
,000 StocKlot Ulotmng
;ht at 29 i < rents on the
ompany I jormed unde
sh at less I han the act
v?r? ovvrMilinrn fliQ of AP
Ltry brooas, onoes, r t
dollar,?the entire stoi
:r the laws of Illinois, v
,ual cost of the raw m;
1r Qnrl will nnpn in
LllilSlllllg uuuuo cvnw i
ck to be sold at less
v'hose business is the
aterial?as they have
Saturday, July 8th.
than I I
Buy- 1 I
done 1
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cr. me uuiiuiiig 10 111/
olf's Store, Main Str<
>n of the day?the woi
VV L1U5CU IU 1 IV Cll
;et, Batesburg-, S. C.,
ider of the hour?Jaco
9 SALVAR
1U ic-auc! Igt
tor 7 da vI #
MV?lf ^ ptireJ5.00C
LV11V1 T T M.M. A ?
> stock to be sold in 7
;o, 111., World's Qreate
?hoes, Furnishings
days
st Sale of Clothing.
and Hats, opens
W * rt J 4 A /\
Dry 11 I'f
at I . m
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I lllii
Jacob Wolf's Stoi
[ MEN'S S
IV mW H till!
re, Batesburg, S, C., will go in
Sale will positively do
?Ull'S
Men's Finest Tailored
II VIM V 111
this offering, and the Greater
se in 7 days--No postponemen
I'mnts worth Men s spenders worth 73,
is fit IjBacesb
Part for Lesfl than the Actu
t, and we te prices that v
' " '"c J ShJ'ES ALMOST
>urg, S. C., Saturd
al Cost of the Raw Material,
/ill surely close it out in that ti
GIVEN I Men's Shoes Regular 3.50 & *4
I of
ay, July ?tn,ai: v
Remember no postponement
[me.
i DRY GOODS.
irrade I
>00. I Best Calico worth 5 & 6c at.
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in.| ' si
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fiSu Mali's Suits. < Jood ( In
Rjbi worth $10, ai
WSk fancy Worstoi
la Mod's Suits Navy I
wort li *! >. and *1:!
viot, well ni;ule *'
.:'.is Men's tine all wool I
I Suits wot*It ' ?
j Men's I'ants worth $2. at
Hue and fancy |{oys Suits worth"if)
Hoys suits worth *i'. at
Men's fanev Shirts wortl
!,s Ladie's Shirt Waists worth
'ants worth
$1 :?8 ul *
Ladie s Silk Sh rt Waists v
$1.78
$ '?. at
$1.10
i >1 at ?<(?. Ladio's Dross Skirts worth '
7.1 and *1 ; j AWAY.
An' ^normous St
^ i. & l ' line Shoes at th
<5i yy o., I'! the Public.
Men ^ > tfood Slioes sold at
H ..10 at. 98c / ? ?
- - " v ... n... if g. n
'Ladies good leather .noes 1.&
ock of
e Mercy La(,ie's tine Shoes solid leathe
$1.75
Ladie's Shoes latest styles 2 50
*2. at $1.21
at
nccinn Palf
i;nec" Duuicspuu nnn,i"UL ?...
0 grade Scotch Gingham worth 10 & 12 cat
JWc Millinery 8;tfK).uO worth of l.adi
Misses trimmed Hats to be c
r worth out merely for a song.
-81.19 Knibroidery worth 15 & 20c at...
Handkerchiefs Men's and Ladie's
va ues Corsets the best makes been s<
. .81.4* at SO to $1. at ?
. Alarm Clocks worth 1.25 at. ___
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mt-u > r>uiiH ivrnTi in
B
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un<.r wen inaue
<;t )v. Men's Suspenders worth
Positively
i j yvi-* i>iuau r>i i cet.
I V ;it Tc Men's Fur Hats worth $1' :
Ooens, Sal
JL
Aien | uiajw tut 1 aicui *?
lt !*'Sc Sh&fL 2.25 to $3. value
iirilavlIH
x ?arr^~ 0
""** Ladie s snoes an si vies ueei
3. & 3 S<' at
v M At
r- mv.-'T, ir a -
I Marseilers Bed Spreads best ?i
$1.88 | worth $2 for
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Terms: Strictly C
C'
^.scaraa ? Ylfl E H /
=r Mil ull
"ash. Any one Purch
)ses in 7 Di
asing $10.00 and Upw
rx xjr* mmmmammmnmmamma
iys. ==:
'ard. Railroad Fare w
ill be Paid.
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FOR THE
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estern ?
9 a W 4 4 A- 1
&mwv py m
Salvage
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Co.,
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l:id llarkawav's Sc
I mis iiiij'< :;:iin point so easily ami v. a
llool -'I im;. I,, 11 > I'.lltil til.- I'll way .i :
;urg,
: ami Willi ntl?'iitloii.
ir "Mniiy of ><ai." la- sn'nl. "haw vi'nwn ?
OUUll
! "To cor
>r master t.ni: tie "\vj not really dia- ....
.... ... ! L>o vo
11 wmuillli
son. Ill fttct.
nfort you. mj dnrlius.' ]<ord Mordeufl
11 rail liu- vuiir ilarlim
a.
uor love for flit' vnunii
, *??. iMil ia<-t l
eld ?e?'inod i?? Iijiw .
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:uu all a*ar?';
Days.
"Wliy so?"
"Ileciiusf I will prop?'c?l :iir.iii
til tli" ?*rimiii:iI courts f??r t'oiispi
"< Mi what {jroiiinlsV"
"l or taKiiiu tin- child away a
rtalini; Its identity uihIit a falsi
You know \\ ell ciioii^'li thai .loin
:iwa\ is in reality John ItciliiiKl
ncy was ended ;11n 1 tliey louinl :i ea
risiut' I" take tlwiii I'oinotia lion?
11 i'1'i' I! ? >* learned th:it I.ady Mni'ilc
(s, Li? !?1 11:i?I insisted upon taking lu*r si
' to \\'il!i>w I'epsc Hall, when* he won
he quieter and bettor attended to. T
j ?loetors. Iiowevor. belli out little hope,
It is eertain," tliey said, "unless
name
( |jj uuracle intervenes, that the youmc In
must die."
loll. Ill V ? .
i ?n ree. ipt nf this news the travel*
i' tip iimlcr m> ? :?r? i.m woiuu noi use p
<' lu see the si-IhxiI broken up. It h:is n
11 In i ti nml shall he niv pride fur vmi t? s|
a say when you go to tlie tiuivi rsities or '|
hi make a start in life. 'I was at Craw- h
lie row's.' I-t the past lie forgotten: let u
j hygones he bygones, atul ne\t half 1 p
a | hope we shall he a united eninmunily. p
t'd j working tor mir in tit it:; I interest. What v
| do you say. hoys shall we begin a new ,
rs i era in the history of I'omona House <
Kru i'.v t!?? noys hi jcir uonrts. It | ;ijj
:is arranged that .o examination "Mary,'
In.al.I take place as Kin as l>Ossible. jjnow wl
'lie prlz. > wore give order was re- ]out? i0ft
loivd. ami the school ork wont on as "You <1
-,ual until tlio time one for the hoys "Ask M
i go liomo. They okoil up tlielr ,.j
I'tinks and rejoiced t t the holidays O(vuj,-O,i
,oro at hand. fore." sli.
lniriny the reoess Mrnd Mrs. Craw- . llave v,
our hold many serio conversations ..v .. I..
11 > . . itercd In .luck,
thill usis Ini * .
be" exclaimed k'.hvIv, ' i i. , '
?ero our son is and have not ' ' u. 11,1
I I .. hunlly, who w
( and eorrespom
- i .. ?? i? > . . .. '1*' was bis m<
Lucas, if jou doubt me. , . ,
liked. except :
jour pardon. 1 was so prp- , ,
1 when be attei
that did not notice you be- k ,, ,ihi| ,
e said, looking at the lawyer. |M.ll8?iw tor B
?u betrayed me.< ,un ,u.
Not :i word was said "Ul 1,1 my
rail the past. John Itedlngton."
forget his young friend -*s >"ou Please. >?
as still his sweetheart, associates lie wl 1
Jed with her regularly Harkaway. ruder
it Iter's pet ami did as he endeared himself to
i few hours of ;he daj allow our (topular
'ded JI tutor, who was tened."
[? to his work. His pro i "I understand froi
uischlef slightly ahated j treatment was not <
to sera pes oeeasiotia II v. i desire."
><?ii w ill im* eanoti
ut to me and to his
always lie Jack
that name be has
i us, and we cannot
idol to be rechris31
the Ikiv that your
?verything be could
isi 1*1!"
N on.* ?111 ipr<xif ol this." iv
tin- la wyi'i.
" I aval proof. \ - I!. iauli I :i
Si 11 \ iMiivi'H cil. ,'iiitl that i- \vh\
Miii.-Iii \<iii miii. I am 11' I .
Mi- tin- spirit mi' ilii- p. ii?l v. ..a
mother. whom, striuivi' in sa>
still. All this tiniii i a.i\i> i-l
li?T iuitiKo in my heart. mill I
111 \ a ills In iIm |l! lii'f til till' p
111::!! ?: oil ?o tin-Hull. Kre the\ ronrli
tin' palatial rnshlem-o it was tin; alto
i t mor ut l?nly Monlciiticld's ar
I lia,<- u',v" *,s'eiis". wept ]tusviouatt
|m , over tli lioilv of her ile:??l son. snatrli
[, IK'iii her ia >? untimely a maini
I |ov*? ^!,t only li:i?I she I her favor
teri-he 1 ehihl, hut at the same time she lost
am also ' laini to the property, whieli went w
oor Ikjv ''''eel Morueullrhl, it hoiug stri
i. ; i,,41
? ?! , st-ln ulV 1 :i;i. surry if 1 hnvo lucn too t,
ilo si'vcrc. I cannot saty any more." M
iff "AjkI wo. too. :i: ?? s> rry. sir. for what .1
l.v .vr l.avo ii no." > '.il ('oliii.Mtn. "1 .11:i v
il sine v .- iii vi?r \|? -'i'll sur'.i a t itIMo j|
or. i .:'t i!i 1 \vl.,i li lias i. l.oii pi. <v u
ito i Wo lia vo i'n v i li lu 11:: vi i In1 sc'.mi. :l or n
all i' ii I..i Kin up I liiinl 1 sneak for t
ilh | my soiioolfi'lows ::s well a i:i\ -1 1 f " j;
ot- j i l. iv w as a i:.t:: i inr of : "Viil. jj
: - 1'. r Mr ' "in oi ur i
nrether respoeting thaiture manageH'lit
<>f tht' school, iristmus came ' '"-ul
in) went, mid thev oked forward [""J"' '
th hope to the ensut <iuarler, liop- .u . ""U'
i_ tli.it success might! tend their re x s
ewed ef?oris. Mr. Qweour deter- 'l ls 1
tilled to try if kin*ss and good ,H]r ';,,'.vs
rc.itiiient generally nut help him to ' *X';ir-va
in the affection ??f s hoys, so as Ui?;to:i. >
o prevent a repetitloif the disgrace- tit
ii. < i.f tin* liiiiturtinii .*t* ti,.. lo\ e \ Oil
(in* ii'iim. .>n". lieumgiou. i>y from which his
at combination of chances. "Hovs will 1m
crythiim out for himself, ami "You can't 5
that John i>> at Mr. Scratch- shoulders." s.ii
so at llijjlmate." And so .luck
lie will of Providence." said Mr. and Mrs
hip. sinking back on the sofa. Willow Copse
Mary, dearest," said Mr. lied- retired life, t
inkiut; on his knees by her field's death 1
lave always loved you. and 1 Mr. ItedinRton
still. Will you uot jrlve me lier Indvshtn
< father extricated lilui. "My dear sir- m;
Ikj.vs." he said. you will allow me t
>m old heads on young ever perfectly satis
d his mother. ceptors? 1 am sur
did much n> he liked. Jack he will vote f<
. Hedington returned t<? school."
Hall and lived ratio r a "1 thought of sen
wing to Lord Morden '"t oo young, sir. n
und the declaration of venture. 1 win say i
s former marriage with school where hoys
flip Itnlr.nt.lntf # I? 1 * ??#..! *? J 1 "
y very dear sir. if
he liberty? is a boy
*fied with his pre e
if you appeal to
ir going back to my|
ding him to Eton."J
ind, if I may so far
t is an extravagant'
learn nothing but(
who shall ha o a hrlu'ht fu
mala- up for his v.rotohod past
"\\ licrt' is .1 ark nowV"
" \l .Mr. Scralrhlia's."
.,\ doai sir." iinswo
l.ii is. "on i|i?> iiiiih rstamliim
ooiilinno solicitor to tin* piirti*
I'stfil iu this stran^o roinaiift
im? ! you half way. I admit tl
liar; i\\ a\ i> .1. ? \ IIt'diuatou
V I' I I... U.l .... II.-.1 | -I.I v \| , ,1
till- to * * ' "l"
\\ 1 ii'ii Mr, Itodinutoii :in?I Mr. I,m
arrived. they found her stretched 01
( ouch in the drawing room, the i?i<*ti
<l Mr dNinny.
that 1
.s I ?'!!AI'TEK 5 K
' ' u"' I ^ ^,r ''rawrmir .ml expert
it .1. ' !. tin' tnov< nt' tin' 11 I 11. <ii
ami tin ' Ji Jii-i si |i ml tiinl tin- unfortun
i 11ik< 111 I ili .itli of young l.onl Muni
an: Now. t!i n. 1 vs. thn ehoors for tin i \
a ;.o\> rii? r ami a 1 i: * I? cue in!" ? !'>?* ] ('ol j ,
ire lias. i. I (|
The ?ehoolroom i :m with tin* unlteil ,
elirers of tlo' In'.-. . n< I olio of w hom |
soi hum! to ha s o any persona) dislike ti
,.,1 tin* sehoolmnster Suddenly tin re wa- *
it a lanch. wliioh ran all ronnil the room.
.,t,. A white looUinn faro a|i|ionroil at the
(M, door. It was Mr. Mole, who Iwtd come t
far. I If raiiif to rt'J tlit* mannge- so,,!V_ MSSI
aont of a school as tl{over anient of -*1'1'
i country. If if is Hone. rebellion "tiod 1:
ill ensue. A school.fr all. is only 'risis. >
lie world on a small se. burst, ti
' Hut. iny dear." lie uld say to bis *>r
vife. ".lack llnrknway very trying.*' bead. an<
* , , closed. j
Very different wasndy Mordeuleld's
namier from W it had been Throe
urn tire that you run lio happy the property. In
Willow i'opse
nows I want a friend at this maintain his w
ly head feels as if it would to her requirer
b, my poor head!" When Mr. Ci
essed her hand to her fore- i had come hack
J in a ft w moments her eyes Injr them n vis
she had fainted. termlned to n
* 1 new principles
weeks after the events we J tinctuoiis tnanj
, >.u?uni | expensive insies.
ut Mr. Islington Itought "At all events the
and was enabled to (o be gentlemen."
Ife in a manner suitable ; "l trust, sir. that
nents. inary gentlemanly 1
aweour board that they eated," said Mr. C
. he lost no time In pay- fended dignity,
it. Although he had do- "Well. 1 will tell
;overn his school ui?on exclaimed Mr. Itedii
. he could not lose liis j^y himself
ler. lie was the sninej q,10stion fairly and
I
>y learn one thing I
at my bumble semr>rineiplc8
ure ineul
'rawcour, with ofyou
what I'll do,"
3gtou. "I will pul it
and ask him tlio
I plainly, and If he
:.ml yourself."
Vuii will repent this?"
"Whenever ami wherever .voi
"A thousand thanks." exelai
fledington. "With suelt an all;
Boon bring her ladyship to teas
He was w.tisiled at having
liehl <|il kl\ L'ot w iinl. Hi' feared t
ueiitlom ii living in the lieitthboih
n like." xvlio had sons .-it Pomona House wo
nu'ii Mr immediaInly semi for ami take tli
V 1 shall away. The next day Mr. Craweour
ioii." sembled the hoys and talked to then
t ? lined a pnternal manner Th > rvV,n. d
lull mil or SOU K mill ? 111! null I run VI
1MM| from his oxoossivc potations of the
u],| night lM'foro. I
leni ""no more for Mr. Mole!" said I'olliulls.
son. ** 11iirrri ii for Mole!" |
, ||, Tin? boys took tip tho slioiit with a
to "Hip. hli>. Iilpj" whloh sbowod the soc
unve nnr
when Mr. Hodingtontv her before .Ul(, tjiei,
She wns submissive ahmnldc. seen evoi
The proud nnd lutiy demeanot Brighton,
had vanished. were a ^
uh. John." she ciimed us she Hodingtoi
saw Mr Hedlngton, "* do you come make up
to nie at such >t uionv>?
rated .Mr. and Mrs. HcdiiiKton P'iuciihu 01 i
r only son .link were to be 'iat^ always be
:y morn I UK on the parade nt ,lllu ,n ,lis ,,l,r
Mr. and Mrs. Bedinjrton "Well, sir."
rory happy couple, and Mrs. "what can 1 d<
n did all that she could to "I am. sir. tl
for her former Deflect to ber s?u. lack Harl
oinonn iiousc tliat lie snyS j10 will go bac
on. Mr. liodinston saw Re[)d for uim. Ma
ury. i touch the boll? Ju
lie snUl rather coldly. ! the gnrdeu with a
> for you?" ! bis."
lie-schoolmaster of your j. ^jr prawcour did
;nwnv." (k1. The servant ca
for. v
To Us conl
k. be shall. 1 will
y 1 trouble you to
ik Ik, I believe, lu
little playfellow of
as he was requestme.
Jack was sent
iouedt
I