The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 20, 1905, Image 8
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EHVCTrDir Ap seemed inor
IoILHIL Ul vice, he alt*
nnnT nnn . J?*1""1
ellkely toafford better ad- 11:00 What Is me
ired the plan of his journey, the Lord Jesus
ined to await the recovery T. A. QuatMetx
ant by "Put ye on I
Chrfot," Rom. 13:14, ^ ,
turn, Mark Long, T.
uvuiirnu. 01N a|anc?i
more cerem
(Continued) many objeel
By order <
>rth another, and Michael was ?
I to proceed as fast as posible. -M,
aased the place, however with- " de
njf attacked; the rovers being * a
ly unprepared for the opportu- . * anf, .
irt, who, with somewhat J. Goff, T. L).
ony than sincerity, made Edwards/
Jons to this delay.
,r his surgeon, Valancourt 11:45
ut of the house that day; 2 P. M. Devotior
>ert and Emily surveyed Jones.
t the environs of the town, 2:20 The need of
the feet of the Pyrenean Power in our
ose, some in abrupt preci- they are to be d
h.hprs Kwnllinir wllli urruiric Jolin D.inipl. I'
Villard, J. Hartwell
ev. Jabez Ferris,
lal Exercises. C. L.
i
Spiritual J<lfe and
Churches and how
levelopcd.
mil 'K'if>lir>lcnn T A
pity, ai
bo feel
In any
Aftei
passed
rived a
only in
t hough
since tl
was b:u
3U too busy about their supper ^ Cedar, i
much interest, at the moment st)retched n(
tiling besides. mit8. The <
ra league and a half more, and mouu'
in darkness, the travellers ar- seen, like a
t lleaujeu, and drove up to the tbc dark ve
n the place afforded; which, sometimes a
superior to any they had seen nng Hood, h
ley entered the mountains, Valancoui
1 Biiomrh.
ir, and cypress, which hanks, W. W
jarly to tnelr highest sum- Bass,
cheerful gi.een of the beech SU]
tain-ash was sometimes 10;00 a. M. Sund
gleam of light, amidst jng conducted 1
rdure of tte forest: and jo:45 Cliristian C
.torrent poured its spark- Worship, C. L
igh among the woods. yer> p. H. Cros
rt's indisposition detained n.;w MtKainnnrv
. Ilolstcin, S. K. 1
NDAY.
ay School mass meetay
E. C. Ridgell. \
Jiving as an Act of * / ' <
. Jones, S. B. Saw- /
land, R. B. Watson,
KOPmnh W 1) M#?,
The f
iately s
be calh
as well
at least
Aftei
and pel
passed
touch it
? the travel le
mrgcon of the town was iramed- duting whic
ent for, If a surgeon lie could observed hi!
jd, who prescribed for horses cnts with f
as for men, and shaved races disposition
, as dexterously as he set bones, philosaphic
* examining Valancourt's arm, jle saw a fra
rceivlng that tnc unlet had fun 0f ard(
through the llesh without whatever
ig the bone, he dressed it, and \nii imDet
rsat Bcaujeu several days, _MIlla.n.
ih Interval St. Aubert bad
5 disposition and bis tal- Intel
ihilosophie enserved bis Service of S(
and bis talents with tbc 2:30 What slioulc
enquiry so natural to him. berswhodo nc
ink and generous nature, Church, nor
>ur highly susceptible of W. II. Timnier
is grand and beautiful, 1). Padgett, J.
uous. wild, and snmp.
??v? I|IV1I| If M. *MV<*
mission
>n*j.
I be done with Mem>t
help support the
Kive to Missions?
man, F. 1*. Dorn, M.
A. Carson.
^^\Vhich is tl
W INVE5
le better
^TMENT ?
' THE HUMORIST
Church: "I see they're getting the s
liabit in Philadelphia of ordering pie cm
lcrt hit
inclint'i
had not
~^BH maybe
le?Goodbye forever! I It^^H you Quality
v. never to return. and, hi
lie?Well, for goodness' sa^^Hem- w'shed
ber that it's cheaper to t^Rfhone of St 1
?-? /? oi?iwl r* moocnnirnr tHH^H 0(1 ffO
n with a solemn prescription what rom
t, which his patient was not known lit
d to obey. The delight of ease perceptions
v succeeded to pain: for ease feelings just
allowed to assume a possitive unworthy,
when contrasted with anguish; a generous a
s spirits thus re-animated, he terms of eqi
to partake of the conversation pert sometii
\ubertand Emily, who releas- t,ut seldom
m so manv aoDrehensinns. ? - ?
antic. Valancourt had ^-.rj ^
tie of theworld. His CHEAP
were clear, and his DATMC V
A his indignation or an ^ ^ ^
or his admiration of FPN P
iCtion. wore expressed in ' v
lal vehemence. St. Au- On account CH
mes smiled at his warmth, NtlAL GALA 1
checked it,?ind often re- I' A 1R ASSOCIA
1e ? .. At fl I 10AT
EXCURSION
IA SOIJTHAJLWAY.
ARLESTON'S AVWEEK
[AND COAST
TION, NOVEMBER
Dnllntn .? ...Ill CAII
44A" goes to a certai
for a suit, is fitted sev
after waiting a week <
partially satisfied.
44B" conies to our st
Suit and a $15 Overcos
garments look on hinv
n "swell" tailor, is measured
eral timer., gets the garments
>r a month, pays $30 and feels
ore with $30, buys a $15 Sack
it. "B" sees exactly how the
-how they are finished?and, is
at breakfast. u
Gothom: "Philadelphia, did you say V
. Yes, Philadelphia." '
' "Ob, well, you know If they order it am
; at breakfast in Philadelphia they'll "
probably get it for dinner."?Yonkers "
statesman.
11 ped
; Mrs. Rutins?The new milkman
? ? ... i l ? Kill.. ..,J 13
were u
I suppose he clasped yoflH his j|'rW^S'
ns when the canoe upset? '|K?' '^'e '
'No; quite the opposite." )uy me
Quite the opposite." H duJlnK
Yes; the canoe upset uhei^H claJt- j18 ,u.n^
I me in his arms "?iloust^Ht'ost. ?.? !n^
* she fou
' " " peeled,
iarber?How do you want SXWittle
?r ptaicu to in
ncommonly Oieerful. Late as ^as never b
howCver, St, Aubert was ob- sometimes f
a with the landlord to tie d
at Tor supper; and Emfly, who, Yalancourt
this interval, had been absent recovered; a
as she could, upon excuses of enough to ti
to their accomodation, which manage his
nd rather better than she ex* him to acco
was compelled to return, and |n the carri;
iiiskii, x 1113 young man i i>,o"uvir
een at Paris." A sigh tickets from nil
ollowed thissilent ejacula- of South Carotins
letermine.l not to leave Ga < at rate of (
till he should be perfectly FAKE PU S 2"?
nd. as he was now well trip, tickets sole
ravel, though not able to 10th., inclusive a
horse, St Aubert invited ing Charleston be
mpany him for a few days 11 th.,with final 1
?ge. This he tlie more 1905.
can avaiiuaj win ouu
points within Statu
i, including Augusta,
)NE FIRST CLASS
cents for tlie round
1 November 4th, to
rul for trains arriv fore
noon November
limit November 13th.
fitted perfectly before
the clothes the sam
satisfied and "money
r I the latest style and gu
vice he expects on
clothes-perfection is o
( j*" Steifi'^Sloc
he pays his money. He wears
e evening. He's thoroughly
in." The clothes are cut in
laranteed to give him the serhis
investment. But such
nly found in the
k Smart Sloth es
, 5ays lit* ubeu \aj kucjj a uinai ?i-iuuiu.
[ Mr. Huggins?Well. I guess lie must ^e"
have bad a lot of clialk left over.?
Philadelphia Record.
slii
' Araminta (exhibiting the family
cherub)?Is there anything sweeter
than a baby? au*
Young Spoonall?Why, I sometimes
Ml in If n. hahv's 18-vpar-nlri sisfpr is "1 1
ow's haircut, Mr Baldorym^ I talked i
ohnnie Haider?1 want cut t|)Cy jia
e papa's, with a hole on toigj|g>'ork (orv Qf
re Post. H St. Aul
HB always
'Have you learned to mana^HL-our Pei'ulil1
^mobile?" H The t
Perfectly, w as her serene ffPlonse evening
liave run over two people anRfBdn't with hi
e mvii ? aiautoun iiiont". x ney readily did s
of the character of the scenes cre(i that v
d passed, of the natural his- of the same
the country, of poetry, and of whoserespe
jert: a subject on which Kmily qUainted.
spoke and listened to with offer, with ?
r pleasure again set fo
travellers passed an agreeable tic wilds to
r. but St. Aubert was fatigued i (Conl
s journey; and, as \ alancourt I
since, since he had discov- Southern Railw
alaneourl was of a family tra coaches on a
name in Gascony, with leston November
ctabillty he was well ac- sive and all who i
The latter accepted the tageof the excee
jreat pleasure, and they do so and feel ass
rward among those roman- room will be pro'
wards Roustllon. For additional
i*nued next week ) ticket agents, 01
n w
/ay will provide ex11
trains into Charinclu
I
^sh to take
low rates can
plenty
on
'* t
j for which we are agei
day and see them--it's
J}uits a
$15
I' - A *1
rits here. Try to come in to?
really worth while.
nd (joercoats.
Upward.
a nr 1 11
,; just a little-er.?Chicago Tribuno. hui
ton
"Ilow much of an estate did lie
leave?'' "
j "It appears that lie died neither 1 bee
(rich nor poor. They estimate his es- me
tate at abour $2,000,000."?pieveland *'
Plain Dealer. tly
t the machine a bit."? \NBBi'ig- seemed
i Star. separat
Pa," said little Willie, -.vlKahad tliat Vl
n reading a cigar store adHH jse- '
nt, "what's imported and dj^Kstie woun^
A servant girl,"replied pa MBn,p- w,,en l'
.? Philadelphia Press. remain
y which i
again sensible of pain, they
,cd soon after supper. TINIl]
e morning St. Anbert found
alancourt had passed a restless The Upper
that lie was feverish, aud his ciaiion '
very painful. The surgeon, church 0(
le dressed it, advised him to
quietly at Beaujeu; advice
was too reasonable to be reject- 10:?? A- M
c r> r>on.
IN MEETING. Divc
Union of the Kid^e Assowill
meet with Salem "May I ask,'*
;t. 28?29, 1905. choly stranger, "
In life'?"
SATURDAY. m { , ?
"It depends, r
f. Devotional Exercises, whether I'm tfo
ion Passenger Agent, I
? * ^
inquired tlie melati %
what is your pursuit I
eplied Suhubs, "upon I
ing or coining. It's I
(iiraraeau
CLOTHIERS AND
F ^^D?^sbrother-in-ijjw. MacTa
w tier 9ej nhl
& Marsnaii,
GENTS' FURNISHERS,
COLUMBIANS. C.
"How do you feel in your .new fall (
jiown?" she was asked. I y0,
"To tell tne truth," Bctt inli eooress i
ed, "1 feel as if I wore in a\ padded j j,
eel,!!"?Washington Star. V I sle
i ed. St
She(time 1^:?0 P.M.)?And^Htuld ourable
i really put Amrself out for t^Halce and wa
|t><iecd 1 ivoiurl. court
mi ?! 'lfc
epy ?
. Aubert, However, nan no lav- =>
: opinion of this practitioner, 10-20 The di
s anxious to comnlit Yilan- her to par
into more skilful l/ands; but II. B. Wh
g upon cnguin ? thai there was Parrish, C
? the 7.48 train in 1
ity of every cburch mem- 0.15 at 11 ivjlit.*'?1
take of ttie Lord's Supper.
ite, Harris Rhoden, J. D, ? .
J. W. Sawyer, Jabex. Fci/- Subscribe
SsSsls
cne morning ana uie w
Philadelphia Ledger
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to The Advo
a 1 0u
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M We assure each and
R absolute satisfaction,
r
ritee.
every purchaser
, we guarantee
THE
GR]
EV? A
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NO!
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HINCi I
-J every garment, every
S statement here madi
SX take buck, exchange
? money on any purchas
0| for any reason whatc
9 tide and every garmi
\ plain figures.
I ONE PI
price and every
e, and we will
or refund the _
le unsatisfactory fl
iver. Every ar- ^ ; g?
ent raaikcd in ^ : ft
RICE I i
*
R M II ^
ivtrep y
P the Hoi
J }If the C
ou /\vvay m:
ur in Set, gi
ate You ^
I TO A
LL.
Opened up 2 weeks
ago with a mighty i
m v 9
*ush. It seemed as t
hough all Lexington
J
K
county had come to
m
now. ^
i
P to get a st
M ladies we
lare of the high grad
out on to wait on the
- w
e merchandise at phe
trade, hundreds of ci
OLf
;nomenally low price:
ijjer buyers had to w
3. In spite of the exi
ait for hours before tl
:ra force of sales men
liey could be served.
3f i
and sales= |
J-J 1 . :t was a
bargains e\
> t 8 Remain!
&& ? J. A. 1 \
mr
continuous stream fron
or known in the commi
ber Saturday (today)
i early morning until e
ercial history of Batcsb
the "Penny Shower'1
n #-i /\ of I f f orl
losing time enmo For
urg.
will be repeated beh
1 another week we will
veen 2 and 4 o'clock
ottVr to the puMic t
\
in the afternoon, i
m
lie greatest, B
sure to
Im ctiienu. ^
I
r/\? ?-"? ot. ?r?
[UU will UC 111 Itl IWU
&io,ogo s
nhearcl of in Commercial Histc
11111 UWilVlllLVU.
ALE NEW F
>ry at the Beginning of a Seas<
wrlll 'iri-fiin (ra f h
ALL GOODS,
on--li's wonderful success is i\
ft* f rnm pvprv nni n f i\n pf i/'in
47c ON THI
i glowing tribute to the gener
iii tlii* ttiitvf irli\i'i(tuc ci L? <
Z DOLlSR.
ous, broad-minded methods
vf i li,?
of the JACOB ^
P ?ULr OIWK
g- Penny Sh
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