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* v\? T ? i V >, / - THE BATE 8BPRQ AI>VOgA,gt_^i<b-^M! f| Mark The Dat I Mark It Well mI " r ? ff A J A Migh VI/A j . i" ity iPurchi .w IMC ise BATESBURQ, I Let Notti 51 Keep Y > , ::: \ Away ' - -8 ^^199 ihh ivV; W | Saturday, | July 8th, I At 9 A. M j JAU J $5,001 JD W VJ P& Stock of Tailor-TV U? Shoes < 'Lrlj lade Clolthing, Furni and liais, Has Beei OUTH CAROLI ishing Goods, Dry C n Purchased by ilNA. < The Hour is \ The Day ioods, / Know. . ^ W 1 1 p The I At 29 Ce Great V >nts on the Dollar. Saturdav. Vestern rhe Building at Bat( Julv 8th, at S Salvage isburg, dC., is no\ > A. Ail, ^nd ii e Co., 2LS v closed, and will be t closes in 7 D Chicago, in i open for business, ays. - - - - - ? IT H Save this and r of Jacob Wolf the actual cos* The Great V H lncr rmrl CTIncnn ^ 7 wait until Saturday, J 's Store, Main Street, t of raw material?in Vestern Salvage Co., o o- nut out stocks of Mi / uly 8th,?the entire $5 liatesburg, S. C., boug 7 days. f Chicago, 111., is a C erchandise for suot ca: ,000 Stocfi of Clothing rht at 29 11 snts on the 'ompany I ormed und< sh at less | [han the ad f, Dry Goods, Shoes, Fi dollar,?the entire sto ir the laws of Illinois, \ tual cost of the raw m 1 *n _ irnishing Goods ana r ck to be sold at less vhose business is the aterial~as they have llllv Kth let's, m than I 'Wm Buy- S ' ||j| done I teat I 1 x JL 1 cv 4. A V. V vy 1 li in this instanc I& 0 A. M., at W |j The sensatic W ? e. The building is no1 'olf's Store, Main Stn in of the day?the wor w closed to re=mark ai jet, Ratesburg, S. C., icier of the hour?Jaco I! fPAVffAi id re-arrrwjtge the stoc for 7 daijBl. h Wolf'sili'ntire $5,00( S3 llil a & S ill I Goods, :k, and will open again ) stock to be sold in 7 ?o, 111., World's Great* Shoes, Furnishings ^mui ucij p uv?.days Jst Sale of Clothing, and Hats, opens m Jacob Wolf's Sto Vv 10 A Hill r?, Batesburg, S, C., will go in Sale will positively clo II liikM V AS i tliis offering, and the Greatei se in 7 days--No postpone men I Mens Sktspendcrs worth 7 if VV{ l)Bacest - Part for Lesfl than the Acti it, and we qu(X0te prices that i ?c nt :;:?e | Lcc a i \10<st ?urg, S. C., Saturc lal Cost of the Raw Material. >vill surely close it out in that 1 GIVEN I Men's Shoes Regular 3.50 & * lay, July 8th, at 5 Remember no postponemen time. ? , I DRY GOODS. 4 trra.de I I Hest Cal ieo worth 5 & 6c at _ t?This "8iC I I MEN'S S Men's Suits. <Jowl <'In worth $! ). at Men's fanev \Vnrste< Men's b'uits Nav\ i ..?... i. in *1., U1TS .Men s ) mcsi lanoreo fviot, well made Men s tine all wool <1 Suits worth '1,0 ? - -- Y I 7 I Men's I'ants wortli t~. a Itlue and fancy 1{(>vs suits worth f.'l.r.o n t.i Hoys Suits worth *j. at laius worm Ladic's Shirt Waists wort 1 I'a nts worth $1 :tn al \ju\\c s Silk SI. rt Waists $1 78 $"?. at $1.10 Oil 111." I_ r? ui isw i 75and *1. I . AWAY. 4* I ? An ' normous S worn, i. & fj ine shoes at tl $i y* o.J the Public. Men |> uood Shoes sold at at ....... ' Ladies jrood leather Shoes 1. tock Ok ie Wercv Ladie's Shoes solid leatl i 1.75 Ladie's Shoes latest stvles 2 ! S2. at *1.21 at so y j Check Homespun worth 0 & 7c a 50 grade Scotch Gingham worth 10 & 12ca ,)SC Millinery SUOO.uO worth of Lac Misses trimmed Hats to be icr worth out merely for a song. Embroidery worth 15 & 20c atHandkerchiefs Men's and Ladie "hi va ues Corsets the best makes been $1.4* at 60 to tl. at ? * * li 1 '25 at t-.4te Mg I ies & closed Eg 9CIS I 's..3ct* selling B _. 09cts 5 r HUI i ii Ti"? aim TI> * Mi ll's Suits IVrfort li ^5 worth Is. i Sato (tin* \vt*lI made Men's faney Shirts wort Men's Suspenders worth , Positively l( j .j,t0 Ladic's Dress Skirts worth 1 -r U| 7C Men's Fur Hats worth $Goens M $1 at 98c /I . Men? I luijw Cut Patent & at 98c sihM'/,2.2"? to *3. valu iirtotl Russian Calf I T . ... ? . , I Ladies Shoes all stvles be< e at f 1.39 I ' I 3. Ot o(' dt ........ Iv ftth >..! i.iv-if :l 1 i1,f| M ^ ?n selling I Alarm I Marseilers Bed Spreads best < -..11.88 I worth $2 for 0 L, J '?ppnfi -3r"rj[jjl quality H I . rl. ' E ? y\j+ i>iuau at reel. Tnvmc* S-sfvi pi1 V ^ ^ ? WK5MMMBDI M I'T A| ? 1 ZZT Ml) IJ 1 TXA^asasa. l All vl \J. > cli A T r r\i"?G T3-? T YV*1 ' i.n i. i iii \ unc i ui ci oses in 7 D lasing $10.00 and Up1 ays. = ward, Railroad Fare \ ,vill be Paid. ?I m 1 '.r /.J . LOOK" FOR THI 5 LARGE RED SI <5 am (GNS! =: F! I The G ireat W ^mgmwm estern 1 Salvage * ^ * Co., I 1 Batesl >'" 1 .. .11.1 SH.MSilV Illlll \\ burg, =: nun wiin att?Min<>n. : := Sout ^?$&?3SIS!9HB>flNBBEa0 "To ? h Carol iri son. lit fa< otnl'ori you. in\ uorluisr. . ... . la. i. tier love for tlie youn^ . , , , , . '?i nit i i l ;tiii already a\\:.t<\ Jack Hark away's ^ Days. "\\ iiy sn'r r.i'i-;nis<* l will |?rw*#'?>tl njr. til the criminal court* fur * ??n> "??u what m?'Uial> "l or taking Ui>- ?-lii 1< 1 away r? allnj* its identity under a fa 'i 11...i i. >L'llt)Ol : o?l iiri| iitliMiTly until the railway J n<*y was cixli il ;iii?I they found a riage lo take llixin to INtniotia llo 11 ere they I?a:iH'(i tliat I.ad.v Mop liusi vou j l"*'*;t',d upon taking her , i;| .* to Willow I'ojtso Hall, w hero lu> w< he <]iiii i?>r ami bettor attended to. iml con dociors. how-over. held out little lio| l"e ii-iine "" ls they said. "tilde | miracle intervene*, tliat the young hip I "Many of you." ho said. "have urown ear up under my eatv. You wnulil not like io see tlio sehnol liroki 11 up. It has leu- la-en atul shall he niy prido for you to son say when you ??o to the nniv? rsitlcs or mild make a start In life. '1 was at t'rawThe eottr's." I.et the past he forgotten; let >e. hyjfones lie bygones, and nest half 1 ss a | hope we shall he a united eomimmity. lord j working for our uiutital interest. What I .i . .-...t v!iv Inns shall we heain a liew ,?>r 'masicr CniK tie Avj not really dia- ..^,u liked l>y the hoys in jeir hearts. It aft,.r ? was arranged that e examination should take j)lace as k?ii as possible, j-now Tlu prl.a s were Rive order was re- louj, j(> stored, and the school ork went on as -yol| usual until the time me for the boys ' ^sk to ro home. They eked up their ,.j (( trunks and rejoieeil tt the holidays were at hand. fon.," 1 nirinu the reeess Mr.nd Mrs. Craw- ........ , ... i.nrti .Morue you en 11 tne your darling still? j.l( 11 that has happened .... . . . . which muld y, lit* exclaimed Klewlv. "1 , .. , . lack did i wlicro our sou is and have not |.?mj|V wi,n " ''.'J."1" and eorresp 1 "* lie was his Mr. I.ucas, if you doubt me. ' ! Iike<1 rM.op your pardon. 1 was so pre- I whe|J bl, al ihI that I diil not notice you be- j,jn she said, looking at the lawyer. I penalties fo iiiieiu h^'iupu i?> ii:ivf k. Not a word was said f",ure mall the past. J?,'? "edington. tot forget his voung friend JOU p'ease was still his sweetheart, i associates he v .aided with her regularly Harkaway. 1 tu mother's pet ami did as he j endeared himself n a few hours of the .lax allow our popul; itende.l a tutor, who war tened. i tip to nis work. His pro understand ( r mischief slightly abated treatment whs n< iy >?>ii will 1m* failed . but to me and to his i"l always l?e Jack lor that name he has t<> us. and we cannot ?r idol to l>e rechris'rom the boy that your r?t everything he could 1 on Iiiiun >>-ii < >ioiinii ...... ... tiwtt.v is in ivnl.ly John Itnlii Mill!" You rpijuiiv proof of this lh<* hiwyoi "l.c^jil proof, ifv 111<>'.iui11 I ull.v ooiiviiu oil. : n?l th.it i- w soli.' Ill volt lilt. 1 Mill II' I ' tile ill.* spiiM oi i ho pi i:.,l v ir.othor, whom, mi'miilo to s. still. All this timo I .i;ivr iL'tiiii. uiy ,1M' on reeeipt i>l lliis news tlie trnvi nana, j went on to the Hull. Ere they rem (lie p:it.?Ti ll residence it whs the a :n.i inor 01 Ix?i\ Monlciuiclil s ;|V | jr, W'll" illti-IIMC. She wept pa-sioli: jiu over tli lioily of her dead son. snal |j from I ! ia so un!itiiely a nail , v j loVf No' ol:'y had she lost Iter lav j ' li'I'l. I'lit at tlio samo time she lie i i laiin to tlio properly, w-hieh went ?lers era in tin* history of l'omona lloiisi' I'hod , seh< >IV 1 am sorry if I have lava too hotle scvt :*o. 1 cannot say any more." ^ ri. ;' "A:ul wo. too. arc sorry, s r. lor w hat Holy | wo have done." .1 < . '.'.ir.son. "I am oheil sine w la vc: e\p oil such a t it"! itlier. i <u!t as that v. liirli lias j. '.,.ti pi; ov orite | V, o have l > \\ i- a to lo; ve lie- selio.l or ?t all see i' hi'ol.t a up 1 linn! 1 s: ,-ai. for with j in \ seliooifellov. s : , well . t: \ elf." cour held many serio conversations ... . r?ot load her respecting thoiture miiiingelucnt of the school, iristnias came ' . ? . round and went, and they oked forward j I p with hope to the ensut quarter, hop- |,.x s p ilia 'h.it success inia'hateml their re- ' ' ^ ucvicd eforts. Mr. tweour deter- 1 mined to try if kiuess and good treat in nt generally nut help liiiu to ' gain the affection of s boys. so as "p.to.i I ?i... ,ii side." ti'u |? Ii-I.K U I'W : hut 111' got in tin' Ionst. Mr. Bedington, by from which rular combination < f chances. "Rov^ wil everything out for himself, and "You can' >ws that John is at Mr. Scratch shoulders." oust* at lligbgate. And so .la s the will of Providence." said Mr. and } I\ ship. sinking l?ncU on the sofa. Willow C?ji i v. Mary, dearest," said Mr. Bed- retired life. . * inking on his knees by her ticld's dent I have always loved you. and 1 Mr. Reding into scrapes occasionally.) ncsin. Iiis father extricated hint. "My dear slr1 be boys." lie said you will allow m t put old beads on young ever perfectly ? said bis mot Iter. ceptors ? 1 am el: ?lid inucb as be liked. Jack lie will vott drs. Iiedington returned to school." >-e Hall and lived rutlur a "I thought of Owing to Lord Mordeti- "Too young, si h and the declaration of venture, I will si ton's former marriage with school where b< my very dear air. If le the liberty-is a boy atisfled with liis presure if you appeal to 1 for going back to my! sending him to Eton."| r. and. if I may so far ly it is an extravagant' >vs learn nothing but Ium* im.'iui* in in. lirjirt. :iiiii ;il \.<>ns lo iln .,11-1 ii'c tu tinwild shall hit v.- a luiuht innl.i' up i'i?r his wivIcIumI pa "Wlu-iv is .l.u'li nowV" " \t .Mr. Si-ra'u Mi y's " "W>11 ...\ ih'iii sir." aiis\ 1.11.-as. "nil i hi llllili rstillliti i'Uiitiiiuo solii'itor tu tin* pin t'ltcil in tli's strati^rn runiai hum Yuii hall way. i admit 1 illll aiSII I |,ov lit'" tith-of MordcnliiM, it l>oini; s ,, ly entailed. I lit tin* tn ... When Mr. IC?><iii??n and Mr. 1 arrived. they t*<>iiu?l her stretehed coueh in tlic drawing mm11 *>x? pi v,J of grief :iml dismay. ng that 1 tins i111 *r 1 II \ I' I KH XX. ire 1 will j S Mr. C'rnwenor had exjx that .lark | tin' tn'Ws of the rohellii trirt i ll IV Was a ion: I ;ui ui . - . .... ! " I" 11! eheriN I'i I- Mr i 'niwtTur: aliens I Now. tin u. ! ;. . three eheers fur ihi tin a K??v*'rin.r ami a lit11>- one iti!" ?-i i? <I <"??1 ?-t 11 r?- lias -1 The sehnolrnmn r: na with tin* tin it ? <: ( lit ? ; s of 111.* Ill'-, . lit-| II- . i' whom iimmI to have any personal ?1 islik?> ti tin* schoolmaster. Sinlilri.lv there was 1>n ]lt a laimli. whioh ran all rnuml I lie room. A while looking fare appeared^ at tlie III |'l M Ml .< .... W.O^...VV- tti> scenes nf tlu* lastortion of tbe * I yt-ar. Hi- came to rej the manage- 80"If,1 ment of a school as t lfovcrnmcnt of Jtl? a country. If it is ilonc, rclicllion 1,0< will riiMic. A school, tor all. is ouly crisis. I lie world on a small st. hurst. nut. my dear," he uld say to bis sl"' wife. "Jack Hark a way very trying." head. * , closed Very tlifft rewt wasndy Mordcu- 1 *, ou still. Will you not kIm1 me her ladyshi issuranee that you can be happy the propertj Willow t'o I knows I want a friend nt this luuintain hi My head feels as if it would to her requ Oh. my poor head!" When Mr pressed her hand to her fore- had come h and in a few moments her eyes lopr them a . She had tainted. termined b I new prinei] I niiptmuw it1 j). the heir-at-law claimed expensive tastes \ hut Mr. ltediugton bought ( "At all events j>sc and was enabled to to be gentlemen, s wife in a manner suitable "l trust, sir, tl irenients. inary gentleman . Craweour heard that they rated," said Mi aek. he lost no time In pay- fended dignity, visit. Although he had de- "Well. 1 will i? govern his school upon j exelaimedMr.il l>les. he could not lose his; i>ov liiui t'ltinor llii vt nc *20 tim - - * * I they learn one tblujt ? I tut at my bumble seuily principle* are Ineul Crawrour, with oftdl you what I'll do." cdiiiKtou. "I will put it self and ask him the I lul l.:i way is .l:iU I*???Ii11-_jt kh:i ill tlit* so ealloil l.ady \ ii iii 1 joursi'lf." Vmi will t this'.-" Whenever and whorovor "A thousand thanks." rx< Boding! on. "Willi sin-h an soon bring b<>r ladyship to i He \v;?s Kftti.sll.oiI lit bin > I t 11*1 til- ? 2^ III S s ll"OI Mllll tin Inrdoiitiold death of young I.mil Mi Hold qui !?!> L-nt w iniI. lie foam gt-Utloili II living ill till' llrighho \ i>11 like." who had sniis nl I'ntnnna I!ousi> hiiini'ii Mr. ininiodiniely send for mill take [illy 1 shall iiwiiy. The next day Mr. I'riiwri' eason." seuibled the hoys and talki d to tl lnj; gained ? paternal inauner 'rh > 1 '.m mini door. It was Mr. Mole, who IwitI conu ! thai ol,t ?f HOtik anil who had rocoventl u hood from his excessive potations of tin would nlftlit before. thorn "One more for Mr. Mole!" said Collin urns- su"- "Hurrah for Mole!" inn In ' l,,> boys took up the shout with s i <1 to "Hip. hip, hlpj" which showed the sen A . * I I 1IIPI tteliV* manner from W it bail been ^v,. ] 1 when Mr. BedinRtonw her before nm, , She was submissive ahumble. S HM1 , 1 Tlio proud and luity demeanoi itri^in I had vanished. were a Hi. John." she eiiiued us she Bed in 1 . saw Mr. llediURton, do you come make to me a I snrh a uiom?-? o wiH'Ks arior iiio events we 1 ? narrated Mr. and Mrs. Hcdlngton ' P'"lnolpnl ? lieir only son .luck were t<> be ' 'liU' -very morning on the ]>arado nt ''''u '''s ton. Mr. and Mrs. Hedington "Well, si a very liappy couple, and Mrs. "what can ffton did all that she could to 4,1 :,n?- si up for her former neglect to her j SOQ. | ? i question intriy f Poraonn House that ho RnJ,g he wm go i been. Mr. Bedinjrton saw ^ for \x\m. library. i touch the bell? r." he said rather coldly, the jrnrdeD wltt 1 do for you?" i his." r. the-schoolmaster of your (. Mr. Crawcour larkawnv." od. The servant for. To be v ana piainiy, aim 11 lie back, he shall. 1 will May i trouble you to Jack la, 1 believe, lu i n little playfellow of did as he was request1 came. Jack was sent x>fittaueclv .