The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 09, 1906, Image 7
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Before.
I he story opens in (iascony, Fi
,.!e 1054, characters so far
St Aubert, his wife and daui
.ily, Emily Is musical and ch
, blue eyes &c. H. Quesnel is I
bert's brother-in law. Aladat
Aubert dles-St. Aubert and Enii
to \\. Quesnel's meet two Italiai
i. nors Cavlgni and Hontoni-St. /
i's healtli fails he is ordered to ;
Laiiguedoc-Emily and.her fattier
on the journey.
Valancourt leaves St. Aubert
Emily.
St. Aubert very ill is taken to
ta^e of a farmer: he gives Emil;
slructions how after his deal
ii.d papers and money under
ii tor at his house, La \ ullee air
i ucts her to burn all papers \
it reading them.
>t. Aubert dies, Emily accep
.Station to \ isit the lady abbe.
; convent r~ari>y.
:?>t.Auben had given orders
his body be buried near the ton
tlid Villero'.s.
Madame C. heron sent servtn
I>.ing tohcr. Buiiiy s. >
I .. Vallee her old home.
Madame Cheron rebu.ves Rmil
tertain ng Valancourt and ha
.v r departure for Tholouse.
At Madame Clicion'a chalcuu
:y is unliappy. At a dinner
meets Signor Montoni and his
(Juviglli.
An emotion of mingled pie
surprise and appieh^uaion j res
suddenly upon her heart as aim<
vereome her spirit"; 'he coltni
I ( r clucks, then returned i.n
than bef re, ; n 1 she was for a
( M unab c 1 o speak. or t?? lisc
ch-iir Hi* nunt name v\
c-' a
ciiij.iou? ivllcwteo a u m
'?irmnrrriin??
th CJ CJ A /
m o o jx. \
Glenn in an open h
le and willing to ha
r of new insurance ;
)f dollars at home t
ing the month of C
Life and Annuity
slivered and receive
e amounting to
ble Benefit in case (
ing. Combination
i of disability the i
he insured while li
pace has been set I
ife and Annuity, N<
>neer Life Insuran
t now has in force
:nomy of ma
HORTH
I LINDLEY, Presi
Joseph
^ ""_T1 ? 1
BY ANN iATCLIFFE
One to self-command. Uiejoywhli
animated ins features when
; tered tin- pavilion, was sudde
I pressed as. approaching, he pe
her a^i-at :on, and in a Ire
v"ice, emiiiircd after her healtt
ranee ' .
covered in.m her nr t surprls
ure ' nsvNcred him w ii h a t ampered
filler but a v, ri-? y i f npposile en
larm- s;ili assailed ner heart, and st i
o* i to suhdtte i lie n iId dignity of h
I. CH-. I
I "or. It was dithcull to tell
predominated?the joy of seein
y K? ancourt, or the t< rror < f her
ns si- displeasure, when she should 1
tube- this meet inn After some sho
'o to ''"'harassed conversation. she lr
into i he warden, and enquirer
s ar had seen Madame Cheron. N
was engaged, and as soon ns I I
; and that you were in t l e gardens, I
hither, lie paused a nionti
cot- Kfcatagitation, and then added
1 venture to tell you the purj
y n" my visit, without incurring yo
Lh to, pleasure, and to hope, that yc
I lie no! accuse me of i reel pit at'.on i
j i,i? 'availing myself of 'lie liberty y<
villi- n;lVl' ,ne "''dressing tour f
Kinily, w ho kn- w not what to
was spared front further pert
Is an am! was m lis olc only of tear, w
ss of r osing her ? yis, site saw Madan
ron u n lot he si \ei it' . as i
that' caiisi.es i a i icoiu tilinc
il? oi h ai was >. > far di ssi( at d us to
ii'ir to app.'ar 11an iuil, and inst
avoi lit g her aunt, she advance
ts ? : Vala court to nt< et licr. The
ps at i au.'iiiy and tin OH tic lit iiispl
>*:1 h wliiclt Madame Chi ton r*
v for ' made > mlly shrink, wlm
ol d from a single glance, t li
MtH.> , .
<ne<-t ing v sis b II.-v? <l mor> tl
cidcot.i': having mentioned
1 Em- ,,,uri's i.anic ?-h bcaue agi
she ucli ghah d to remain with
friend ' ivti rin il n o III Clio all
h ? a (I < g * > i?f
lug iioxit-i i tie CO i Hisim ol
ten-nee. Stic knew nut how to !
isurc. for Va htici-urt's \ isit 11 her at
e I so fore he had received the permi:
L?si to had solicited, since she was ij
r left of a circumstance, which wou
in I it t-r rendered the request useless,
inoin Madame Cheron had been Incl
fr? m grant it Valancutirt, in the >ij
as I in- of ni.s spirits, had forgot t<-n
o it' s? th.? It m
u -- |.Oi Cilt. ... i.
31E FROM
jtter to the people of the Sta1
ndle our insurance. This is 1
and our people can save thou
o enrich the whole State.
ctober the f
Company, *
!d pay for $500
)f accident p
Policies.
policies are $3,0C
ving. In T
>y the Se- f
orth Caroce
Compa- jjjg^
.nagement and the ]
and SOUTH CAR
LI AND Mil
dent. P. H. HANE
Aden, District Ag<
Fwser; and, when tie recollected this cope with
circumstance, he was. p- r ps, nut so and her hi
sorry for the omission as glad of the low ner, e
excuse It allowed 1dm for watting on to look wi
h.-r before she could send a refusal of the fori
Madame Cheron had a long conver- on Hie Cur
sation with Valancourt, and, when Madam<
she returned to the chateau, her eoun- Ph. He al<
tenance expressed ill humor, but not that he '
the degree of severity, which Emily from no p
tod o rtnrohanH?H 1 V?o t-o Hicmlowod nil r IhiUi
ch had this young man, at last, said alio, and fused him
I hope my house will never again be quite sufll
he en ur??ed with similar visits* He And I tak
nly re assures me> that your interview was ing, th
rcelved (lut pre-concerted. of intervii
Dear madam! said EmlJy in extreme 1#ave y
e j em-.tlon. you surely did not ask him ITow liti
smi e the question! Most certainly I did; that you ?
notions v?11 not suppose I should be so ction nece
i kkled hnprudent as to neglect It. suppress 1:
/-??- i ?11.. dear Darei
O.Y niJW) viuuu uuui cALiauucu ijuiii/i nuat
which ,in opinion must lie form of me, since Madam*
K Yal- you, madam, could express a suspicion for an ei
aunt's "f such ill conduct! made for I
icar of It is of very little consequence what would ?la<
rt and opinion lie may form of you, replied attandinj?
id hiu her aunt, for I have put an end to the naa'n ^
1 if he affair; but I believe he will form a Iler effo
o, s e worse opinion of me for my prudent not entire!
earned cm duct. 1 let him see that 1 was company
I <vnv nut to be trilled with, and that I had Clairval. a
nt, in more delicacy, than to permit any had lately
, Ma) c'andt sline correspondence to be car- on an rest;
lose of rled on in my house. had lived
ur dis Emily had frequently heard Madame sP'endidst
?u wnl heron use the word delicacy, but sho P^r, and pi
in now w;is m ,re than usually perplexed to ouse' 'ia<^ i
)u once understand how she meant to apply It "Iticent en
amily? |(l this instance, in wiiicli her whole seon 'n
reply, conduct appeared t?? merit the very re- These ex
dexity. verse of t iie term. trifling an
rlien on ,. . , . # , wno, since
It was very inconsiderate of rry bro , .
ne Che- , , . splenlour
ther, resumed Madame Ciieron, to ,, , .
I he c> i ... i f | . . I* or this pi
leave the trouble of overlooking your
d this , , i . . Oliseouiou
conduct on me; 1 wi>!i you well settled , ,
pt imit .- ..... i .. . . , point 11r t
1 , in life. Put il * Und, that I am to be ,
cad 01 . , . ..I , i ,i shereceivi
. , further troubled Willi such visitors as .
d with .. . .. i .tin i ame < la l
this M, \ aluncoui t, 1 sliall place you .
look ofi . wlierever
leasure, 111,4 conve?i unce;?8U reiuemuer |
?garded tbe native, Hiia joung man lias! 8eIf-c<)n^<
tnder- . , ''"pertinence to own me,-lie owns I llef ou he'
this l',at '"s fortune is very small, and Were
lati ac be is clilefly dependent on an el- j *"K
\ a la n- der brot,,?r and on the prof.ssion lie' The ent
4.1 o ten. 1,MS ?l|C)M'n! Hesliou d have concealed co"K'sl,'d
i rhem ,hcse ?lronmstaiiees, at least, if he ex-: fancy bal1
; "here Pe^d ?o succeed with me, Had |,eMn^roUPs
i rem!)- ",r P'sumption lo suppo se 1 would V'ry exp
i lie con m> '"? ?? * Person s .ch as ur,i,,'t ?r?
account "c describes himself! as-emMec
uut, bo Emily dried her tears when she prufu,io11
sslon lie heard of Hie candid confession of Va ,iUl8 a,1<
tfiiorant an?.urt: and, though the clrcumatan. f k"* ,re*
Id have l" s discovered were nfllietiiig to her We
even ir ??pp?t Ids artless conduct gave her a *ere,n'f al
ined to de.ueof pleasure, that overcame coiniions
dilation j vv?:ry other emotion. Bat she was somet'me
to daic compelled, even thus early in life, to ^ar'l',elf
nos-Jhif. ' g?- d sei^e nn.1 noble In
-i an- * - '?di?
"u J* i ' i."
?? i! ?
H?TOM ADTOOATH.
[ GOVERN
& says, we now have honest, relia
true. The old line, legal reserve 1
aanHa of rlnllarc Hv nufrAii Tinrr +V
v* vtVAAMIJk M |/UI V* VllAtUiig l/l,
JYER
the for
?,000.oo
IYER Ever:
>0,000.00 N c a
en Months. proved
I
in,mo.iii
Interest of the Policy 1
OLIHA'S MUTUAL
IRIBHUn
IS, Vice-President. GE(
ent, Batesburg, South
4 L J '* t
folly *n.i ....-r.-v funning; 1 ute. ' lie boy, and tabor, seated at tlj
sart was pure i?> al foot uf an elm, and the sylvan scener
ven at tills trying moment, of wov?ds around, were circumstac
th more pride on the defeat ce? that unitedly formed a character
ner. than with mortification Isiic and striking picture of Frenc
iquests of the latter. festivity. Emily surveyed the gaiet.
i Cheron pursued her trium. of the scene with a melancholy kirn
so thought di od^r to tell me. <?f pleasure, and ber emotion may b
will receive bis dismission imagined when, as she sto d with he
-rsor. but yourself: this fav- au'it, looking at one of the groups
v.r i i?r? -- she neroeivad Valnrwunrt- oi?
. he'Shan"learn "that u Fs dancing with a young and beautifn
cient, that I disapprove him ^ saw h,m conversing with he
e tliis opportunity of repeal- w,lh a mixture of attention and U
at if you concert any means miliarlty. such as she had seldom ol
jw unknown to me, you shall 8,;rv?d in his manner. She turne
house immediately. hastily from the scene, and attempte
? , . , to draw away Madame (heron, wfci
!" /.?,U, ,n0W was conversing with signor Cavlgnl
mould think such an Injun- d ne,ther ivfd Valancourt, o
ssaryl said Bruily, trying to w|m ,Q lnt led. j
,er emotion, how Utile of the [alntness suddfnl, ame ?? Em?,
its, who educated me! and UDabie to support herwlf, ah
' Cheron now went to dress aa^ down on a turf bauk beneath tli
igagement, which she had trees- where several persons wer
'.lie evening; and Emily, who seated. One of these observing til
liy have been excused from extreme paleness of her countenance
her aunt, did not ask to re- enquired if she was ill, and begge<
Jme gjje would allow him to fetch her
rts to appear cheerful did glass of water, tor which politenes
ly fail when she joined the she thanked him, but did not accep
at the house of Madame it. Her appreheusion lest Valancour
n elder'y widow lady, who should observe her emotion made he
come to reside at Tholouse, anxious to ovncome it, a.id she sue
ite of her late husband. She ceeded so far as to recompose he
many years at Paris in a countenance Madame Cheron wa
vie-had naturallv iravtam- 8,Ui COnvcr-li-g with Cavlgui; and
yie.nao naturally a gay um the Uo||nt ,;>;iV|,lerSf had ad
rce her residence at Thol- dressed Emily, made some observat
given some of the most mag- ions, for lu-r n ind was still occupiei
ifg?rtafnnipnl q thiar Sod l.noi Willi tin- i.h?n . f Valaiw?rnirt hi whim
at ne i g hboii r hood! """ It waswith ex; re me uneasbiess tha
... 1...1 that she remained so near, some re
i ited not t nly envy, but the marks, however, which the t'oun
ahiticn of Madam Clieron, made upon the dance obliged her t<
she could not rival i he t urn her ev os t owards It, and, at iha
<>f h r mestV'nlImate friends* moment, \ a ancov.rt's met hers. Jle
, .. . colour faded .-yarn, she felt, that sh
jr ,*se she paid her the most wa. rMaptjnk, ,Mto fa|ntness. and in
s alten m i;, ai d made a stan!ly averted her looks, but not be
icing disCP?*aK?whenever fore she had observed the nltere
ed an invitation from Mad cmnipnance <?t Valanconrt, on per
rv il Of whom siip talked .CsMngher She would have left th
or she talked -pot immediately, had she not beei
slie went, and derived much conscious. th:.t tills conflict wouli
ju? nee from impressin g a be hav e shewn him more obviously th
r general acquaintance, that interest be held in her heart; and
on the most famil'ar root- ?>avin^iJed to attend to the Tount"
conversation u\ d to join in it. she, a
length, recovered her spirits. Rut
ert "linments of this evening wheti he had some observation m
of a ball and supper it was a Valanconrt's partner, the fear o
.and the company danced *V?w,n(r Mi:,t sh? invested ii
,. ... , . . ? _ the runaric would have betravod i
in the gardens, which were ?0 ldm. had not. the Count, while h
f-nsive. Tlie high and lux- gpoke looked towards the person c
?es under which the groupi* whom he wis speaking. The ladv
I. were lllumiiiated with a dancing with that yonn
. .. . . chr valier. w ho appears to be accorr
of lamp>, disposed w ( p||?iv d in every thing, but dancint
1 fancy. Tlie gay ar.d va-, is ranked among the beauties of Th<
kSca of the company, some of l<?use. She is liandsome, and her for
related on the turr, con-i 1 'J' ^ will he very large. I hope sh
, . . wh' make a better cho'ce in a pari
east, observing tlie n than she has done In
, taking refreshments, and pi,?ner for the dance, for I ohserv
s touching sportively a gui- h* ' as just nut the set int- great con
allant manners of the gentle- f" inr?". lie does nothing hut f/imml
| h'-mders 1 am snrprlsedr-that.. wit
exquisitely capricious air of >t|? n|r and t1<^ivvi. he bad not. tak*
?s; the light fantastic steps m(l,? rare to acC' mpl'sb h:mse1f i
> < : i. -it ;n v | I l darcit g
IMS?
,uie insurance companies
lome companies can ha:
iem, and at the same til
V K . ; V
is is more than twenty-f
ty-one companies writin
rice in North Carolina wi
ate last year.
7 Policy is registered at E
nd secured by pledge
stocks and bonds.
is Company furnishes th
for $25.83 that companie
nterest rate furnish for
L.83. It pays to investig
lolder" is the c
. COMPANY.
[, Greensbor
). A. GRIMSLEY, Secre
i Carolina.
'*[ MEET ME AT 1
y
i. i f O 1J//S ?//^V
wTtC/Oc/ VY\J^/\ZUG)&C<f CC<
a? ?j(& s)
i
e offered at half and lesj
Such a Suit Sale. Probably
L hern drawn hv f h|c Sllit Si
ii ever had here before. Some of th
r have almost been bought up air
l; scarcely more than we could exf
a that the Suits, Tapp's Suits are
d now at half and less than half. '
r> lifetime, A real, live opportunity
wanted so bad at a price certain
[ reach. And this is still pretty
much more yet to come. You'll
e use out of one of these Suits. Qe
e sale at once. Get
e A $12.50 SUIT
OR A $15.00 SUIT Tri
d OR AN $18.00 SUIT K v
a
-s The finer Suits are all reduc<
1 half. The $65.00 Suits are now
f
* Suits are now $11.25, and so ai
.. duced right through the bigdep;
r We will not send out Suits
* ring this sale. No alterations cai
I extra charge. This is a CASH sal
: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
0 ? CHASER.
t ? .
t A Wonder Sale of Blankets
t. This weather reminds us of the fact
r that it is time to bring out the Blrn- Gloves 1
e Wets. We have the largest and most ductors
i- complete liue in the Carolines of all
_ wool Blankets. We know that there men? m<
1 are many housekeepers in Columbia ""e of C
. and vicinity who have been putting off above p
e buying Blankets until they actuafly any olh
II needed them, and now that time has
i) arrived. Come in and |et us show you y?u
the greatest values in all wool Blan- Union
I kets ever Known Our prices can't sell for
s be matched anywhere. price
t EIDERDOWN QUILTS. teed!
Our I'ne of Eiderdown Quilts Is very Hen's
n. large and complete. Oh, my, what a co|iarili
comfort to sleep under a Down Quilt M k .
these cold nights when you can't feel Ti _
1 the weight of the covering and yet ?
* you are just as comfortable as can be. ya
1 it will pay you to come In and let us * ,
show you this beautiful line. We \?en J
K know that our prices are right and Undersl
vou will agree with us when you see . e ,
r them. | sale prl.
e ORDER BY HAIL?We prepay mall, expr<
a within 600 miles of Columbia on all purchases
p
!_ all orders to "The Jas. L. Tapp Co."
i THE JAMES L.
n COLUMBIA, - SOU'
_ _ 'A.
I
H 1 ''ip|
8 -'m
" I 1
i
B 1
e same I ^
s with I J
$30.05 I I
lotto I I
m
be
J||^ ? ' flEQES9HH
HHHHHHHBHhI
APP'S
?SZM3rS^??&
>y/y
? than half,
f more attention has
[lis thai! any we Have
e specially short lots
eady. And yet it is
>ect when we reflect
reduced and offered
This is a chance of a
V to get the suit yau
ly now within your
f cold weather and
get plenty of good
t in this "clean-up"
r $5.00 I
ed just exactly one$32.50
the $22.50
rc ail the Suits reartment.
on approbation duel
be made without
e.
i TO EVERY PUR
sn's Furnishings.
celebrated Orinnell Reindeer
For street car motormen, con,
railway engineers and fireechanics
and machinists. This
iloves is the best made forthe
urpose and is used more than
er make. A trial once and
I have no other make,
made Overalls, the kind that
85c and $1.00, Tapp's special
... 75 and 8Mc
ade and full size; wear guar.4.
ur C1.I rC
uiiiuu Minug nurK 9mru wuri
ttached. Colors, black sateen,
tripe galatea and blue denim,
hirts are guaranteed to wear
s satisfaction. Actually worth
pp's special price, each 50c
i sanitary heavy fleece-lined
lirts, and Drawers to match,
swhere at 65c, Tapp's special
ce, each 48c
;ss or freight to any place
of $5.00 or over. Address |
iPP CO. I
TH CAROLINA.
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