The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 02, 1906, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextSTERIES OF MMMk. * - n..| felt towards Montont, that ??? might ' sooth the apprehensions, wnich distressed her?But she saw the veil he had spread over his resentment, and B. BATMBD ADVOOAT EVERYTHING ; T TV t 1. I i ?i? southern a lievli w >K '' * __ ? iH'iU * r * * 1 5,1/ ' ! A Mt'Unt'boly lurfrr. . * young uian who will suuic day in vA. t uu euortuous fortune and wbu la g brought U|? ?a a "Kcutb muu" was "R1 LAMAS BRO'S RlSTA TTO A XT HP mm pi A R01AH0EI Syttopsis of What's 0< DLPHO. IT ANN RATCLIFFE DOe dauie i'lrirval of our journey, and I RRV. tlillt Ml(> nrnnnoirl iinnnu..H.... 1 nts assumed t rumiuihty only s limning her more, she urged, at length, the impolicy of forcing an interview with Moiiloni, and of taking anv measure, which might rendei their separation irremediable. Valancoort yielded to l lose ten oi.str.o ces, d her affecting entreaties drew f. m l() ill in a promise, thai, however Mon loni might persist in his desivn of in uiu^s. When you have a pre jscription fill 4d. >'!>u want to be sif'* t b ? f,? are used- ?\ ii.i> ?> >, filled 1> v our Lieeti^n *\ ?4 3.' V* CI | uuei j er tl 4 1i<: tl udl [ cure : III V SYSTliM. ' iiml Nf-xcrtLL :D niM,,(i r 1 e?t i l'r nctu ^ lie \ fc/A f\ J I). M t . I tlM*!, 1 lint rvicw wi nit' outer uuy. Anions otiitings he said, "If I did not have my er cut out for me. If I were to lose rOlv fortune, 1 should turn to the law study some phases of It that later- Cori. lie greatly." ninthly If the young man were ally tiirowu 011 his own resources vould resort to soniething less euy "elegaut" aud more useful. But, aside, what Is this "eHreer" that ( SOU! ??* 'axau i.vrviN x LAulESanU GENTS, er Broad and Washington streets, AUCiUSTA, OA. I'HEkN RAILROAD TRAIN* Before. Thlstorjr >pwi h Qascony, Fr tutf' 1654, character* so far ML s| Anhort, his wlfo and daui Baalftr, Emily U musical and ch I, felnaajraaOc; fl. Qnaaaal la f - - tween the families mu.st from tl time be thought or no more The unfeeling manner in which dame Monionl thus Inorinni niece, that she inusl ? ? i ;titer perhaps for ever, from ' ? a . arm- whom she wan on i tie p iui o 0 I united for life, added to the i m which she must otherwise hav. ^ disuniting them, he would not seek tc redress his w rm.gs bv violence. For my sake said Kmily, let the Con -?id? rai i .11 of what i snouid sutler de ' ter you from such a 111 ?de of revenge! . Foi 'i s.ise K.nlTv replied Valo.iii' o u i "s ?M. s tilling with tears <>1 K l . d o . ?ii i. while he giiZed >? upon ti Y s yes I - hull subdue if- I ...v ... > ii ? ; Drugglct, with ou?* pn? drugs, the L>t st r? m Iss art , obtaiiu' . ; < > LI: 4 ' i s ua. 1 J?, I To I oo: vvij:cn SchcuU>0? o.i ' ,a . .Uns. . to t V? 11\?; f .o !i ' i' ' llUt ?- 5 cltil llioll KJM'I Is ji to II Of I ancies no nas "out out" for him 7 pasa tl uke care of bis property?that Is, to on or 0 ul bis life ut an occupation similar hut of a watchman or n policeman, l?VHI far more mechanical auil loss ox- FORDS ig. What a liiiseruble, what a ATTl:!^ tmcholy eoneepllou of a career! To ul one's life at Just making money Newl oor enough use of the one ehaucc OYSTli Ive; to spetal It at watching a heap meats noney?what ilullness. what clrearl- August lie dcor. Gentlemen can get it right at the door. KYTHINUTHB MARKET AEi SERVED by POLITE AND JTIVE WAITERS. y fitted up. Perfect service, RS. (iATlE, and all the finest cooked by the best cooks in ta. MMn MIIMI'll WW. mrain Mk# ?wSt Aubert ud Em! to M^ QmhiPi htot two ltallai gaeca C?vl(?l and float onl-5t. A fa haaffh tall* ba U ordered to | laia>?r Tmlly and.ber father ea VaN&Jburt 'leaver St. Aubert . u? :> ] " rer>-d at such intelligence. When 'y could speak she asked the chum ui sla the sudden change In madam's s ,ube- llmentstowards Valaneourt, hu* < ,Q to only rep'y she cuu'd obtain ??v ?l the siguor liad forbade the cunneci i considering it to he greatly inferioi what Emily might reasonably expc 1 *a<? | I now leave the affair entirely - | - r, ' ' " K1>L-Il JUII h* j iu\ s<il?>inri pi mist'I (It- is. no not I expect. 11 at i i n taut -ubniii t* fi - j toe .til lioi 11\ ! Mon'on i collld i 1 lie I slioiiid he unwnrl hv <>f a Y< l, C ' " i ml Kindt! Iio one ma- i I? liefote yo. on. j return to Kraucel ,ut Kmiiy endeavoured '< ?oth loir with assurances of ber una terabit to affection and by n pr?M 1.1 itip, that 1 P.-U I I ? K< :i.. . > I vOS- s; I i ? ? i .C i Lces\lile'? i'oi uV ness port ^ tore kiK "f^craoic '|'| v,sXt^^w" v:" . - -> fu<*. A.-lf wE>" )! Aud in :i world teeming with op. unities to live intensely, vividly, in- |i| stlugly, usefully!?Saturday Even Po*t. Whf The Fl rat |eed le early muffs were small and ,ca tl11 le of satin or velvet, lined with ' y01" The leopard *!.in eaine in with inaimi" ten Aulie. There is u print of uu you on a he than lady with a small muff DPI LAP PRICES. ii you coiiie lo i gusta, iet u.?? hi. Alake our restaurant your mrler.s. \ve will take charge* r packages and treat you in a i- that will l>e certain to ir.ake r permanent customer. St. 4l4?rt very UI Is takeft to tag! Of a termor: be give* Emit; limited* bow after bis deal Mm4 ptpln and money under Hear at Wa bouse. La Valtee an struct* bar te burn all papers t out read ling tbem. | the signer, added madamc Monlt cot- but I must say, that M. Valai'c y in- never was alavourile with me, am ^ was o?tr persuaded, or I h'Uid * have given my concern to the conn e lion. 1 was weak enough?i am & 'n~ foolish sometimes!? to suffer ot with- people's uneasiness to affect me, ; so my belter judgment jiel.U affliction, hut Lite slkii -r Ims v ni, In !tu l-'tioro i hun a >eui'.^ho sln-nlc tii'j l?o hei ii nsi-. ross, f: i .is n latei i 1 t> i be mailt fro i a *e ttiiaidiHiisliii ' o- liei i?i' w?ni.?l i i.en r' I aso li r; i.s?u ioc- raiiCi's, winch give little C < snlulioi so to Valaucourl, who eonsuliien sir her; would thou ho in Itaiv and in t It mil jjowi i u hm' v\ h sc i <unii'imi uve to | ii- r ??oil 1 ii- t e a so w i li I lion liaiil s , | I |)ii i> ill . .1 l"> "I' ' !> 1 ?" L-e vilU, i. - - I i ' . 1 . i . si.!. > ? I # ! I j| l. ;very thing J? |, P?T ;y;- I'm .' : : ' - 'WgQ . * uiiit; frum Lei* Kiixlle. Before this / } It was probubly looked upon a* ^ eeceiitric novelty, at least in liuft1. A full <-eutury before a Venetian wAL id dame bad carried Iter Inpriog in 111 ii (T, a fashion that continued for iijjt season and found its way into uce. In l'aris muffs for this ex- Also s purpose, ehieus imuichons. as . . were styled, eould be bought In at ihe establishment of the Do- 1 Choc Jome and see .Ai>iAS I; ROT HERS* SSTAURANT. manufacturers of all the T CANDIES. olntcs, Hon-lions. Creams and %ai> Awran ww, cmuy iccepi livttatloi to visit the lady abbe, the convent e ear by. 3t. Aobeit had given orders Ma body he baried near the ton the VMfterhls. Madahie Cheron seat servan brtag Emily to her. Emily sto La Valise her old home. 13 an properly pointed out. Lite f??lly of (I *s ? and he shall not'have to reprove n v coiid lime. 1 am determined t vuu shall submit to Loose. ?.-o k. sb of how to guide you belter ihati >< self?I am determined that you si t? to be conformable pa at Emily would have been astoniu <tl the assertion of tips el< qii ii?. | tiniiiv co nioi ed n\ ill |>i*> in >lv le i n ut o it iiucii. anil by his apparcii hat composure, was uoout to leave him wh>-n ocr aunt entered i lie room. * h it i ? i lip IrplOUl! UpO! ha n *r nice, -?11 ? i<ni' l* ' 'yo ''1 lee ''nis is not Hie C 'liilticl I shohn t J? I t J II ? i i* M * N * l?!? U |M i |.? f ? i ? i' e . c ? i.icli * ? nip 111 i,.? ui(I II< i) "it. v LI\?t ? oinp'vtm, Dispei m?. , "in<] uisoidt'is sii'd Malaria; and re Mies tht? weak and nervous io robust 1th ( iiarunii fd by O J Hum* 'inssoii Dm# (Jump ny, Timmone i! m s .. .t- -t-j .t;:: !> *. \?ry 1 *i ol' si w growluy I'li/Jg taa i. auily Ijo pro- (\ to 3 ilucn! with tUo liberal use of Virginia.- ?? Tin' 0 C'amlinn K^r- il Ijults, together with n i ... H carofulmifttvutl. n. ThomatorlalsYtf 5 JS which they .irounuio.cuase thorn to en- ? choi B -ieh the law!, and tho plants tocomo t KoW H up rapidly nnd more prolific. Use J Vlrginla-'~nrolina Fertilizers ?k^-\ I > '!> < Cuorin. id" <h- Ita<\ I'n-m-h uil l jituary laws fomloscumlfil to uo flt/xe.s i suoli miliar (It-tails as thy color MAII i iiiiitT. Tin- bourgeois was obliged at,,-, restrict himself to somber black. 1 not?li* please himself. 1'u- Ortle Louis XIV.. therefore, the man we wil ii of tin* t- >urller was brilliant with ri\es. I lace ami embroidered ribbons. COR V ... Gaudies, put up in handsome lor Holiday (iit'ts. L. ORDERS IIAVE PROMPT iTION. r your meals by Telephone and I be ready when the train ar? . BROAD & WASHINGTON iTS. Madam* Charon rebukes Emll WUrttla ng Valancourt and ha bar departure for Tbolouse. At Madame Cberon's chateau Uy Is uuhappy. At a dlnnei meets Slgaor Moatonl aad his Cavlgnl. speech, had not her mind been ^ r overwhelmed by tne sudden sh>>el stens ad received, that she scarcely lie a word of what was latterly add.e? I Em- t?? her. Whatever ?ere the weuki ahe ofmadame M on ton I. she might ti ivoided to accuse herself with tl ?? >f compassion and tenderness to leelings of otherb, and especially those of Emilr. It was t.hp wimp it i ve ' xp.-ci * ?I I t (III) vdii Si ; >?ii<l ?i .iiit li m lii i- y it li ni h e-i inter e isi ( i;iI v >iii" vi.ni \v if p.i i m i ,'^ji u-.v ible, KMie'i lesN. I li ti \ i ii v\i*ii| i e iavi i el.in dens' inn interview with m vis ilec . and Hint i? wnii.d ml one i Ii, i'o be contimi ''t im I A di -.! ( ! I'i: -nli s at lii'ii ilmi. nil ?ros. r is. uuni.ur 01 i.eesvuir. ' ice .M'c. PRESENTS FOR THE Engagements Ion your lruitsuml fr;::t-trees \ ) of all kinds, corn, wheat r,nii will have the l.i rye.11 & B] 0 ulo(for tucso will "iucrcuso' inr #1 Ef stall ylrM per aero") nn<1 hia-tH ;(]j , your fa.-m lil o. Don't ?.?y i!io E.-if n of i inferior s institute that nn'y BBS B witl fcrtili/. ,ru*zt.ii ta t.vtry to per- CBS E sutulc you to put on your hwvl. \9B > proj VIRG! :BLCO., \p| ; mou jy Gi.. Smauk, amy, lit., % :is i tin* churchyard of tin* little Midi*\ villas* of Pinner, Kuglaud. there I*Is a monument qniii* distinct from Phoi hose which surround it. Il consists ______ i tali, square pyramid overgrown ? ivy, through the middle of which ^ "'1 cots a tollin made of stone. This plea: mm cut was raised hy a son to Ids ii< e's i *nts. William and Agnes I.oudon, ^eiioi he Inscriptions toll. They do not. .euusii AUGUSTA GA. IC 1244. uul cold curt- for children that sum, harmless, and effective is -.axative Honey and Tar. Sun> .10 oluei cotinii s> 1 ops or cold les because it acl s on tin* bow Within a few days, Madame tool, as she had promised, g magnificent entertainment to a numerous company, among waa Valancourt; but at whlcb ame Clair vat excused herself attending. There was a concert and supper. Valancourt wa> 1?0n- bition, that lately prevailed upon to solicit an alliance with nr.adi ave . ciairval's famMy, which induced lu i ver. withdraw from it, '>ow tliat her n whon riage with Montoei had exalt<d Mad- consequence, aud with it from views for Iter niece, halt Emily was, at this time, too m 5, of tffected to employ either renr I?pi j usually bt'fo'i* mom am 'in.'. Tiicsc hi.iunful Iri e ^ lml?r | | '? "I :: i a ' i I ' 111:111 ii ; i (I v I t i aar noisu < <1 id [ !: o M in 11.? in uil 11, r j i "U cm i i kfi I'r- m svvii Hiivv in^ t ium Iicm ''ion ul'-s cniii' in ni'lilicr siicar no ! ilc'liol .inst c ii ins a 1111 i >i.is olii a iin i m.| | from ourn?na i\u pin>- fmcsls, c? 11 > ini t I v i Im> 11 r \vccI I.una 11 li u'lili i * 'i : . 1 i I ?\ * * 'l^i 1 a k-J For the Brides. PRESENT> For the Anniversary. Or Presents f ...JUST SO.... j ( In fact if you need any kind of . f, .fOCAM# IN -- -m ' the in t i < . ft ^ lollfJ I "The Old f iT *' into ever. tell why lit' ehose to have his y 111s* remains poised in mid air in olds stone shell instead of beinir buried MM . 4,l ('1" lie usual manner. 1 his curious act ! lerounted for in a strauge way. J - *t#ii , i ppears that liis parents came into H'vCe inon#y which was to be theirs "so : as their bodies were above the mil." When they died, therefore, in Tile r ttint the money should not pass ( i other hands their son "buried" ideal remedy for <'ouk'is, i r?<up, \Vhooping t'junh and uLIt; iuni; and bronchial atTeca cln.M i r??s. A Scientific Wonder. CUleo lll.i h ala! lo lis Credit .lieuifii' A-tiU aK*. a acien course. Emily's partner, ana tu when he Rate1 a look to the d Moos of the apartments, he coul but remembei, that they wer signed for oti cr festivities ti an fch?? now r.outrfbuted toce bra endeavoured to check his con e considering, thai a little whiif . would elapse before ibey wou Riven to their OiiK'.nal destin ought stranee, or entreatv on this to ecoru. ind, when, at length, she aiTemp d not the latter, her emoiion overcame e de- peech, and she retired to ln-r np nent. to think, if in the present si t- I of tier mind to Miink was p issihlc. > ; tills sudden and overwhelming i od!> | ect. In this perturbed state slie pas oma h/m re n?*/l ... I* ? i hidinn. u <"i iiiiu iiuciciCiie rem- < 11 Pu' ' . . , by i iiniiiiios i>k s. ili'i h?-? j an j doctors arc l-'u/zled. 1 'I ke n 11 ?ai ! ?ib ? k i ovory c?f K? nneli driver, ? l VaiHt'bi r< , v v., is >liesuk sUl j> cl ( I mi cb ii U'lfM !< tic neric; l aii'nil tili'i i w ice ciiclc of frit i ds S'd iri s;.\sc> his ikvc: Owing to M *et< 'awowaai. Ill );uu U2?f vsr net V V J them ready for you. We have decidedly the 'prgest se- I ection and have only so'id and genuine goods. You take no chance in dealing with us but can feel absolute- I y sure that you get what you think j s ou are getting the best. Inside and * outside, alike, in fact everything we I I sell is fully guaranteed. If you will favor us with a call you will see our prices are lr?er and the goods better i LJ th*iinth#?r. o J-Vl ^ tlioi $ Reliable" % > v ? Georg.a & $ u..? % Railroad. % ST u in this curious manner, and. de- ' " v c the apparent injustice, liia object ; attained. * ?1 ' of i'llo AYI n <1 m i I In iim Nrnnimprra. ^Orcs, i Holland liirths, marriages and vJiulbU ths, instead of being recc?1"* ' spapers. are indicated by w en a miller gets married 1 mill with the arms of the > hmtlnir uulllnn n.lll. ? I.I.IU I ii i ii v. 1% 1C MUiTi'l'll* i in li . i ,i .b i? 1 n . u *i ilisi ivssinw case s It uluIs th>i worst Bi.rns, ii it-., I lorrs, Curs, Wu-iii'Im, liilij Uuli S:?li ^ During tuU eVening, >ta.dauie vuui uitoceu, laugneo ana taiM ceasantly; while' Mod ton i, alien served and somewhat haughty, ed weary of the parade, and o frivolous com pahy It had draw gather. Thia waa the ttrst and the lat tertalnment, given in ceiebrati uvuta. auu, VTKCII silt* was SI 1 aoned to dinner, she entreated | a in- mission to remain in her own ap; ti rt<" iueut; but rnadame Monlonl was u.i seem- -md the request was refused. ' As she crossed Die hall, a per D entered it by thegrea' dO'>r, whom nereyes hastily glanced that way, eu Imagined to be Montoni, and she 1 on ?' oassing on with quicker steps. \\ ?" - i lliiii.uiai tit or i lie I In on t and con jj: si ion ol i ? ! ui ps, i I'M i doctor ?'t \i n i i |i 11 (i i. v |n ii. j p ji ijist re on iii, 1 v as n.euci d to 11> Lr. King' ?\?w I i.-ci \ (r> aid I ; n In pp\ to say sun ii s; \(d. ii y li'iCums the wors i,as < ' up I s ar.d ? olos I loi chilis, Ton she sililis i; k Juiys. iloaisetiss am was LaGi ipi c Gnaianii c d at O J Har hen ris 'I noti ons hros. and F. it. Gun 1 Be Sure to Call At : l!'ai. Bios., Cor Main and Plain Sts. COLUMBIA, S. C. | ^ Elegantly Equipped Passen- ^ uuf ger Trains between ull w/ <lm' fl points. Pullman Palace toki $ Cars between Atlanta, Au- blrt ~U g usta and Charleston, i i i nrn between Augusta an J St. ^ UK? \fl Louis and Charleston and Ts' . ,U Cincinnatti. East Freight * . .? Service between tite West L 10 M and Augusta, Athens, Ma- m'? con, Charleston. Savannah roui ,..,-1 nil ? - ' " '""'h J/VQIIIVII ?? ,UJ ? urlcd. His friends and ffue ntly do likewise with their n mi of the ceremony. To lnd h tlie wheel Is stopped wU me is in a slanting position, but at I'uie u e acute angle than for a marriage cine, tl with the two upper sails unfurled, ooine 1 uld a miller die the sails of his mill uative all furled, and the wheel Is turned ul until 1 lie arms form au upright SOU ne, htiin?*i ami bladder troubles lt-.s i-> llie name ol a new tneoiie principle m^redleiilsnt wnichloin i lie p'ue tmesis of ulil' ?wu laud. .Suld l)v Tiimnutis Bros THPUN L> I? SCHF tneir nuptials. Moutoni, tnoug MTirlt/ of his temper and the m Iness of his pride prevented lilm enjoying such festlrltles, wa tremely willing'to promote then was seldom, that he could me any company a man or more ad and still aeldomer one of more t standing, than himself; the bt of advantage In snch parties, < h tht gjje heard the well known voice rloom Valancourt. 'ro" Emily,O! my Emily! cried he ii 8 tone falteriner with impatience, wl j she turned, and, as he advanced. ? 1 alarmed at the expression of his co . ^ tenance, and the eat'er desperation 'J1 fl ois air. In tears, Emil>! I i anci witji y0U said he, i nave in or In . - tif tor's ;ii-sliui^ ai < Cns.Mii n.g?o Lees v Hie . .'.()> : ' (' $ . .On. Prisil l ot C fil'C. III. ? was I H ulcl qJ ?, fi jd ? well , < A. D. MARTIN, !< LAWYER, LEXINGTON, S. C. I \l II 'IW MlL-i .. u..u u.i , .m.-> iii .-luuiiisas- | eros l-r J Carolina territory. . ; uuti ? 5 </> A. (j. Jackson, S*''" a\ 1,10 t. General Freight and Pas- pro1 senger Agent, kno AUliU A. <iA. 4/ Jul' SO3$$ ;s, iu which position they are left il after the funeral lias taken place. U Tlte Mole linn Ilyrw. tie majority of people believe that mole Is even "blinder" than the 1 rerblal bat, but the naturalists Sehe w that such Is not the ease. Sir 1'ivish u I.ubbock and Carl li<>s8, the latter oted German naturalist, by careful I 0 Mitigation proved that the mole lias ' i?51'1' UL.E IN EFFECT Jany. 7til, 1906. Vllanta, Ga., January7, rluU* Changes on ' lie savaun,t!i in, etTeeli \ ? January 1 !?)">. No. i.>.> lumhia 11:85 m sburg 1 :07 jj i). tb? connections, which might from them, must therefore be o aide; and knowing, as he did, tb< fish purposes, for whfcbthey are rally frequented, be bad no ol ton to measure bis talents of di illation with those or any other petitor for distinction a or) pin But his wife, who when bet owi ISMD t WO O (mma<1lalalw /?/* ?/?? arisi conauc1, me where v%e r n . converse. Hut you tremble?you ill! Let me lead you to a seat ge,. He observed the open dooi f aject < oartment, and hastily loot, h- r h. jjym /?? lead tier thither; but she u tt inp cou withdraw it, and s.iid with i u(lt. ild smile, 1 anj better already: n 3 j j,. isb to see my aunt she is in the 'iM latest Kur I'HYHIclAN ANI> >tJKO'. * XxiHjihiirK. . ||. r ' * {?. i .?! i> 1 K ' v. ^ MmI\ I 'KNTIftl eyw The *ar 'lint is e-mi hulmI in e ' HMl {I 4iSiii ive Mini I r is list.til-- ,m>t ! ; .1 r. ii i1 i - *i ; e;tuse < e s (in i tie i? .wi'ls lli'isi ?-xi I inf il ll|tl? ftlill til s \ s | < 11 I'li's is 11 , ( s which are ns perfect as those of a ! j.K " .1 \\ ar so or an elephant. They are very I ^ j ill optics, to he sure (only one nillll- J er in diameter), lnit in the matter | ellection and refraction do not dif- Lv. At from the normal eves in larger aui- ^ aI s Tret: Bate Our Lucked ti> Kurrei. ^ 1 " is the locked up forces within, that loop In our natures, not those that Lv. < o ion 2 ;u3 p. n rcnville li :Ut? ?? ,j. *lj I'S I' \ 3 p m N??. i:u must it 3 :3() .. r?Miville 4 :ix> p. iton 4 :37 p. m. sburjf ft ;30 p m luiubia !> :4ft p. No l*J!i lumbia ft :00 a in nna iiuuicuiatcij v.uin c had sometimes more discern than vanity, acquired a consciou of her Inferiority to other womt personu! attractions, which, ui, with th - jealousy natural to the covery, counteracted bis readines mingling with all the parties loose could Iford. Till she hac he auppos d. the affections of a IUC?I " "Fvun ""II J mei 'y Einily replied Valancourt, <; suet od! it is already com<- t?? 111iy ,n | .u indeed so willing in .esgi n itli. Hi tills is an improper plact ? I jji,.. verlieard. Let me intreat tmir j f, ention, if only fur a few minui <PIU ?hen you liave seen m.. aunt, s: j ,, Imily. I was wretched enough w I hus- came hither, exclaimed Vais?nc<>u ii mi inn always be n ii v ^ I in Mi> ie. ii. : > I I" I'-, ( <>' I.A KS. UF r, |..)\ CNhKKU Aft nt e? nmii'ik and fancy i\i\ j Yiv's. (>11 r F t II I. ii l I t a n?! *-i ill 11 11;i I s .?t Ii in. - Mrx\ I< * **. i* i , in. | ili 11 ? v; \i I; dm* -Npri.in Kvri \ I'll i il ir n ><\ \i. 11 ? I -1 ri in:<??? <iii the surface, tliat test our mettle. HatOi s within everybody's power lo call Tren these hidden forces, to be souie- ^ j. v and to do soiuethinu Worth while lie world, nud the lunu who does . _ ^ ( do it Is violating his snored birth- . t. Success Magazine. j Pass l i-eiieli MarrlitK'e Heat rlctloua. | \ r. ( O s Minds almost incredible, but i* i .. 11... i,...., .. .. i* I iburij li :55 ;i. ?n. ton, 8:15 a. >n i^iisla it:5" a n Mo. 130. lHU>ta 10:30 p. Tronlon 12:20 a. in. Haiesburg 1 :3o a. m.? lutubia 3:30 a. >u No. 7 band to lust- ?he bad no motivt discovering Hie unwelcome truth, St had nerer obtruded Itself upon but, now that it influenced her po she opposed her husbands inel'na for company, with the more ea nets, because she believed him t really as well received in the fei society of the place, as during his lirf am tn har ha horl a. , j, ? not encrease my misery by t An, olnesa?this cruel refusal. he? The despondency, with which lie ^ ?oke this, affected her almost ,tio. *rs, but she persisted in refusing ,ger ear bim, till he had conversed w i o b ?adame Montonl. Where is her In man >and, where, then, is Montoni? s; at-- v'alancourt, in an altered tone, ii is * U. A ml\Am T ?v? lln > ovtrvrklr I'i st K ( )N, st11 oi li i 11 i.iKes. l*i ic-tir. in fl.no to #o.00 he suit-. 1 sifle to Onler: Fi? (Juaranto ?, i'il I5I4 Main Street, Columbia,S. C lid he I'll .. K. L \ ILL. I 1 I t !?> 11mi * <iu ..Nfllur a< liiitV, LKKSVILLIO. S. ( L li Ii.i-i < - n vci c<ir?*'ul sHent.' !< ; mill Preven'ion I'lltC . _ wril s [fetter ",i" f'hn Cure. C! i iiiv- nor' ti HIV I, lliill II i 1 I'llV'illilU it twenty-five years of ago whose --v. t o lits are ilouil ami whose grandfa- Pass or grandmother is alive cannot t( r the married stale without the den authority of both or either of ^r* A' n.?Paris Letter to Loudon Post. SCenlliiK In Klllier Caar, Lv. All iere is not much difference in th? p^s i of the mail who "kills time" when lumhia 5:00 p. in. Ilatcshnrg 0 :14 p. no Trenton G :58 p. m* ly ista 8:10 p in. No. S. lyusta a. m. Trenton 8:50 a. m. Unhi^Kiu- t A few weeks only had elnpsed, s the marriage, when madame Mon informed Emily, that the slgnor tended to return to Italy, as sooi the necessary preparation could made for so long a Journey. We s go to Venice, said she, where the nor has a tine mansion, and t thence to his estate in Tuscany. 1 j if v niiuui a. uiuob apcan* ,inc? 1 Emily, tcrriffed for theconsequen to? ?f the indignation, that flashed in h *y?s, tremblingly assured iiim, tli n ontoni was not at home, and eni r.I i j lie would endeavour to mod. ra ih; us resentment. At the tremiil<> a .oceuts of her v <ice, his eyes sof em r? istantly from wihlnc-s Inio tench Wi -ss. You are ill. Emilv. s;iiii h \s j pf- to ; ! V. *?-j?-j -o"0, ['_" ' H HI Kill I I M M KI!M * ,1 V\ M 1 111 i MUM' Ml \;? I \ t . IMI VI V K % \ i II . i i'1 oi ii K iirt'ii ; Ills j who "? 'tllh ii pill km11 (lies i it.? I !(> Itl.-llclllf M | ll)l'(. |' i i 1. i)( TftU: . > .. u .1 . . kuia I, i. i . 'I .i| plrsrripl ill j Pie nipo In If employer Is absent and the tnau ' steals ?/ dollar from the rash draw- r' ' ? I'ittsburg Observer. Look*. hVi 'in' im't th.uk a man great Just be- \ r. |Vi so he looks so. Seven dollars In II bills look bigger than u "fifty."? k. v. I'ei people could only find money as Ar Ftm 'U?. .T/lMp C..M ?l. III. luinbia 10:50 a. in. No. Im Kx. M;n. toshurtj 7:20 a. m. rrv 0:20 n. ?n No. 47. J'.x. up rrv 7 :1*> p. ni tpuhnri' - ? -- da you look so grave, child??You, are so food of a romantic coui and fin* views, will doubtless be lighted with the journey. Am 1 then to be of the party, m am? with extreme surprise and otion. Most certainly, replied aunt, how could you imagtne we sho leave you behind? but I see you wi < . ley will destroy us b >lii Forgive in it i ;'iat I dared to doubt, y-ur aff.ci inn d Emily no longer opposed biin, as 1 *1 her Into an adjoining parlour: 11 lad- anner, in wlvch he had u i.ned M.,i ei -Hi, had ao much alarmed her i?>r h lit n safety, that she was now only ai ui( ou? to prevent the consequences ( ar< is just resentment, lie listened l t H .? I;LI 4 1 < > N A K 111 E< T. ? OLU IA - ? . . COLUMBIA MO I LL. . ltE?T HOTKI. IV Till.'. CI i v eiisi mill I i i In js III II I If c.i \ I It-1 ?< -ii I hi v ? \ 11 r pfsrr n> wit h stipn ! > 10 I 1111 (IIOIIS [>n?S, ncli. I New i late t !y lis thoy find fault wp should be iuuiilrefl lu ? short time. I.v II A Lively Tussl > Ar IVi tliatol ' enemy of i lie race, t ontion.ofte ends in A pp-rd-eii i* ' x mid all serious tronbh-" tn i n ' ' Liv-r and ' < wei>. lake I?r Kiny"Life Pilis. They porlec'U npu v. nrt/n r c u IHu.nf I ? : i ?... .\i?. .u) * i.i 'M > \ e.sbuiv N :00 a. 'liny a m. N<i ! iin'W Onlv. i n 7: Ifi p i < S' ' j. S: 25 p in, N :w. kr? tie! i 2: p. in sninKtntf or the unevaller; he is i yet, I believe, informed of the jo D?j, out nc very soon will be so: S por MontoDd^^ooojtjjoquaJnt e r<c I ren reatie<, with attention, but r? ii'-f rl to them only with looks of ii??l 'iidency and tenderness, core* a lb ?. on* H uiucu possible, the seuti> ents l? m - - 1 k S. F. W/1BFLER, l>r>p COLUMBIA, s C. Til sii'Vh! - 1 c!' ! *h> Sslvi . I ill c'>mf< it Im- I Mm* S-ilV , ? lur-?. ri M pdi m'XiH fills linrns, .nOi-* , I'lc, !> Hiitfv ii'inons Uros ! ville. ..v . - .v.| ?r? f i ? ? 1'|V III f 2">c < ' O TTn r>?' 1?? A 11* "rov hmiI Gimfir's Pri.v tore. ?l)urj? ni?d'"r?wMin I'nnf c l,., b v x rw E<1* it i-r-'.i p ti> l KN : o:> j?. in Nil. s;u mii p '.11. ii >'i I;H7 p. ?i. eiiel:l -li> in r \ TIJIC n a * * ;%l II I *10 I AUI DEFECTS V

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