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I am glad to annoi
J. J. KAY
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jnce to my customers and fri?
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jnds that Mist Julia Wm
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lave just received a
nt of "The McCall"
set is again in charge <
come in to see her.
Miss Wessel comei
She has bought a most
ranging to put on exhil
I1F- *
>f my Millinery Department, t
i
5 to us better prepared to plu
t beautiful line of Millinery w
bition Wednesday and Thursi
the will be glad to have you
ise you than ever before,
hich she is now busy arJay,
March 28 and 29th.
You can't buy
shoe than the Bujj
fni*
J paluern
large a;
/' 1
is, and will carry a
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ssortment in stock.
Jatch this space for n<
we warn every woman
on these two days.
We have a large lir
make it to your interes
ext week.
i and child In this section of t
le of dress goods, white goods
it to see this line before buyin
he State to visit our store
and trimmings. We will
g.
avj. aa/jo auu vjrii. i
famous White He
for Men and Won
Ynnre fn a
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F| reserve *-f Emllv. whose aunt seem
as anxiou* as Mo n
this marriage: and wt.uh
pense *ith her a ..
assembly where the Count pr?.po*
to be nresent.
A second letter t < . M Qiv
announced the arrival i hiin.-rlf a
UNI) TRTAEINC
^\ND^
EMBALMING.
lift
/ Put a Bull Beliim
m We call especial attention to the hinge
of stay with main bar a.
m This is the essential of every good wir
m has a hinge joint the fence cannot recei'
K and right itself. All rigid stay fences hav
disaDDointinc. * th^v rrn?li <lnwn ??<' ?
it . jiuxiir;
Slutfuiric M- : loi.i v> r iv
a very ill urate. 11 (*
tlie si^nois. !-m (i i?I:K? <i I
Cnuse tlicy \>t ie Hi
bus!. 1 ti il.i ?,?, i cc:u.
lie vt 1 l i ; 1 i c 111
title ..Mil i i ill 11. i.
2J Dl Alii* JLliU Ulilt l b
i. with ? mlid reserve, which, though
,.(S i-iiied, wp.s too gentle to repre
hen , lie- assiduities: lie could see, hear,
ls , jlt to no person, but. Kmlly, while
? ... | c itjni observed him now and, then
'.i !{ or displeasure, and Kmily
d o tie- . . ,
islnexs. Hie now v
11 i.OUl* of . r*..* :.i *
his lady nt the rilla MlarvnM: si at
several circumstance* of his good f.
I CI i |^"
89 his *lUne' rosPec,'n? affair that li
. brought him into lta)\; *tid c<ncl
speak , ,
t3av- with an earnest request to a
with Montonl, his wife and niece, at 1
with estate*
rished Emily received, about the san
- two herses
in
connectioin.
lis,
j Largest line of Coffins
1#* onH I 4
[ AMERICAN
la made with a hinge point, by which the
secured and the fence if properly stretches
nitely. With the binge joint, no amount
effect the connection of stay and bar, whil
1 all rigid stay fences.
1 ui.. s!? m
icu 1/uv.e uuwu, remain so. '
FENCE) 1
maximum of elasticity is m
i, remains in place indefi- m ^
of strain on the barm can m
c the opposite is true of f
the >.; ; ?i, !?? nit. . i
t liei. v i cy .1 I J i < i
801 \ tl> ' ? ov. ' 1
Co .!>!?>v. :< ; i v. t;i ?l : iin
tinclion w 11i? i. he ud'u-u: l
of l Ik company.
Jn the coot of the evening
embarked in Monloni's gun
rowed out upon the .sea.
. .. .. iiiuj; sii ruuuii us t,o retu
(' >> (i Wide.*, but it was near mldnlgt
it it i the gondolas appruache
i:n,U < ! X1 ' ?' ? i'alacc, where the yoI
lit l s- and song was loud. The
o the rest i uin or mingling sounds was Ilea
a considerable distance 011 water
the party 'u<1 not a brignt moon light, disc
dola, and L,lu cilJ? with its terraces ant
ers. a stranger would almost
rn to perioa, a much more interesting le
it be- ter, anrt which sootl ed for a wh
d St. every anxiety of her In-art Val.
ce of court, hopiriK she mi^ht be still j
busy Venice, had tiusieda letter to the o
rd at dlnary post, and told her of his Ilea t
, and and of his unceasing and anxiou- a
:over- feetion. He had in hered at ?'li.
1 tow- louse some time after her departui
have that he mi^ht Indulge ihp melai
, uuu vasKClS UCLWCCI1 VU|1
~
" umbia and Augusta.
n
n , Entire charge taken of |
r
i. all funeral arrangements.)
~ Calls attended day or:
'night. Long Distance!
.lr i i ,Krp=a
YjHBftimio
mg/n-fk
(turn 1
The last strain of (list,an
now died in air, f? r tlie goti
fur upon the waves, and the |
terrair.ee! to ha a* music of th
The fount .\<oruno, who sat
Emily,"and who had heer. <
her for sotue time in silt-r.ee,
up a lute, and si rucK t In- chc
the tinker of harmony ln-ix
t music cre(,llec'tl,e tabled wonders of
dola was tune's com, and believed, tha
party tie- ,u,nulL arosu rroui beneath the w
eir own 'atided at St. Mark's >
l.cxt 1o "** k?'ieiv of the coiuuades an<
Lserviny "auiy o. the night, made Ma
st atclied nniium willingly submit to
irds Willi "utit'a vilicilalious to join the
li, widie nenacif and afterwards to take a
Nep- choly pleasure of wandering throug
t the the scenes where he had been accut
raves, turned to heliold her, and had then<
Miere gone to his brother'*- chateau. ?h'C
1 the Wilt' 'n ttie neigh ourtuKin ?>f l.<> V
dume ,ee* tlttviug mentioned Llii> .he u<
^lJC tied. If tlie duty of attending mv r?-g
pro iment did not requlit my depariuru
1 know not when I should have re.
. uliltl.tn nn..u.il\ ? ? ..? *
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E^ODR MOTTO" =
Prompt service-Reas-.
onable charges. '
' TVla 1 l /Imnw/ln
\RI)WAHF
ni.s voice, a une tenor, a a
them in u rondeau full of let
ness.
Afterwards the fount, Km
Itfui and the sun na suntf can
accompknied hy a couple of
a few other instruments. S(
the instruments suddenly cea
the voices dropped from
swell nf harnmnv into a hv
impatr.t (i party, a
uler sad- baisii.o.
1 ii the evening avigni joined
illy, t'av- lj(lir3. but MunlonI bad other
/ uett.es H'agements: and Lbey embarked ii
lutes aim itiudola lur i>l. .Mark's, where
inn-times gay company seemed to tli
istd, and ,ts 0,1 t,le preceding ulght.
11Mi full several weeks passed In the c<
w (iant: of customary viuitc a.,
t IllS w 4UI< ? " n'lgliD
hood of a place which is endeared b
the remembrance of you. Th<> vicii
)e Ity to La Valiee has alone deiaine
tn me thus long at Kati.viere: 1 frequ nt
1 ',u ly ride thi> in r i-aru hi l.e uioinit
the
that 1 ma waudei at leisuie, ihn tip
JlLt-'r the day, among seeing, which wm
once your home, wliere I have bee
)urs<|j ccustomed to see you, and hear yo
.hi..
lliu i LUnai Uo
; Company. 1
,, Batesburgf, S. C.
|?iy
A given number of
greater yield of cotton,
Farmers' Bone does it
the acreage and incn
who its<?K
ycr x leiu!
acres fertilized with Farmers' Born
, than the same acreage with ordina
lore than that. It makes it possibli
rase the yield. Try it this year.
t produce a
ry fertilizer. H j
: to reduce II
The man
then after a deep pause, I hey
degrees, t lie instrument* oik
striking up, till the loud and
rus soared attain to heaven!
Meanwhile, Montnnl, who <
ry of this harmony, was co
how he might disengage hims
his party, or withdraw with
as would be willing to play, t
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rose b\ nothing remarkable* occurred, F
i by one ^as amused by tbe manuers
full cho- scenes that, surrounded h-r, so
t rent from t hose of France, but v
vas wca- tJount Morano, too frequently foi
rsidciinp comfort, contrived to introduce
elf from 11 is manner, figure and ac
such cf It p?ishmeiits, which were general!;
o a < as u.red, Emily wuuld, perhaps,
U1V1 oDverse. 1 have renewed my at
'.mil jualntance wilh the poor! old Iheresa
u,'(i jvIiu rejoiced to see mo, thai -h
d'tt- no fcfht talk &bou< you.- I need 10
'here say how much tLit circumstance tt
',er tnched me To in r ? w ?-? "? r
,l1' listened t. l ?r *r favour.i
com- I subject. Y?<u i . ?o >' *.lv
i I that tint induce*: me to mak< n.j
have self known to fh n u.*.
. A dose of Pine-ules at bed time will
V?
e usuilly iclievebic ache, before mornI
in*. 1 b.'se ?a .fui li?tie g bules
'I-re .?>.t KCiAi ed and wien .
1J
<*" -ev' > _ . ? .20 ii it
e " < !?'* u. i, swii>ln\<ii |r t' TP
, Pi u > r I in >-5 hrr ?u?*r nor
H Hie ' Ol - iliNt ltllm? unrt r. vI..k>1. h H
lfM\
ino Id a pause of the music
posed returning to shore, a
M.ieh Orsino eagerly secon
which the Count and t lie ot
tic man as warmly opposed.
"ontoni still meditated
in ;ht excuse himself from li
t l.incc upon the count, for
o- he thought excuse i
. Ik I... I? U...
he pro- KJinireu also, had her heart beer
orop< ~a "ugajjed from Valancourt, and
tied, hut t,,t; Count forborne to peistcult
,l:er Ken- *uh otlieiuus attentions, d
vhich slie observed some traits ii
how h? character, that prejudiced hi
tnger ai- whatever might otherwi
to liim sr??^ it;*
(ce.'-sar.x, Soon after his arrival at \'<
1 ? : 1 1 *1 .1 An * An I raAA(on/l ? nn /?1.M 4 .
i dis- n0 other than thai oi cabling ?'
had jnittance Into the chateau and ga
' ,lel ilens, which my Emily so late.y it
urina habited; here, then, I waBder, an
a his meet your image under every shadi
er a* but chiefly I love t?< *it benea'h lb
so b< spreading branches of joui tavouni
plane, where once, Emiiy wo sat t<
;nlce gether; where I first ventured to te
i fr'?rn our own na ive poie f ?tf, r- m
r bined with oilier ?\eil kuo < bladder
kidnej, blood and backache remedies.
^ Sold bv I'immiion Una.
: EVERYTHING
r. t t\ i
Ml
kB has twenty-one years
Kc 13,000 carloads of Ro
E This volume of busin<
Made With Fish
of fertilizer experience back of h
yster fertilizers were used on the err
iss stamps Farmers' Bone the best.
srt
inx. Over flK
?t ii w in i vi lain
Koiulohel'i of sn empty l>> :i
inp: to Vetiiee. : ailed his
Withoi.' '-iwuJ/.irp hi i el
ahotit m he s<
port f t hi i hi .
mitt it>,f ihe it ,ies to t'
frleu is (lepitt <1 with
Emii , for I he 1: i t i:: > .
\\ ;l o r? Ki'et; I r I. > i i
J , I I I I ill* V/lltVUl IBV.CHC'1 Vi JiaCKciK" 1IOI
t letuin iuesnel, in which the latter men
peoph ' ' the death of his wife's unc
f up. viha, on the Hrenta; and th
, o nsequenceof this event, he s
<1 iiislcnto lake possesion of thfl
tue and of other elTects beque;
c- 111tn. i his uncle was the br
: , >i 'ladame Quesuel's laie mc
1 nl <i?i was related to her by
ii you, 1 loved. (J Emll^! the n
ition- inembrance of those moments ovei
le, at comes me?1 hit, lost i reverie?I ei
at. in deavour to see vou diml> through m
h..uid .ears, in all the lieav? n of peace an
it es innocence, such u \o ti er, a i f -
allied iome; te hear ^ " h .cent
other i.hat voice, v*hic' then i.iillid u
itlier; oeart w itii tenderi eh.sai.il hope,
the lean on the wall of the terrace- wi>. t
in Drugs.
\ When you have a prescription
filled, you want
to be sure that pure drug?*
* are used--When they are
filled hv nur I J.'pucpH
AT OUR TWENTY YEARS' RECORD w
/ \ ^
X 1885-250 TONS
1890-1,500 TONS .
1895?12,000 TONS
1900-58,^55 TONS X <5
)5?130,091 TCNS \
pr< sviiv-- ; i kncv\
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lO i s ' a I, It r 1 :? I V.
It ? .it' i . i
s' amor's sule, and though he
.:i\ had neilher claim no
::g e ii n concerning these pa
si i > . % i t- c uiUl scarce y conceal tti
inch M. Quesnel's letter ex
M 111it111c* Moiitoni had contriT
niv - the greatest part of what
;.n ci il.i did possess, settled upon
l.i, sell: what remained, though it
% i i .k / I . . , not u f A I .oe hunt'
could we together watched the rapid cm
t ex- rent of the Garr-ne below white I d<
ssess- bribed the wild scenery al>oul il
e en- scmrce. but thought only of you. ?
Cited Emily! are the.se u<>menis passed h
ed to ever?will they never more return?
t she I have just heard of a circutmUnc
1 l,er which entirely cestroys all my fair
was paradise of idea, delight, and wide
Druggist, with our pure
? drugs, the best results are
, obtained.
Our Line of Patent MedJ
cines are complete. We
i have Horse. Cattle and
I|?[ ^^^orfolk, Va. r Q
wKft Columbia, S. C. | di
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l'r C .i !> lie ii ivi I i i i ll
nt I II n Ills, .t i l lull .1 (til! :
??i .1 (I in i in- air, and, I
mi l . iiiKf the ? ndoiii'i i liu
Oilier. l lie Count Iheli t
I . ? IliilU 'JllillC IU llbl 11U3L
ct (' i s. and to his neces*
m converted into money;
t with him to Venice, tlu
.1 lit t ie longer delude so
.ii.il.ea last elfort to retail
.in > lie liad lost,
ho it* i * unit Morano did not Ion# c<
liled each in>>f 1 f to silent assiduities; h
-xplainii u ;aied Ins passion to Kmilv. and
will reconcile tne to the necessity t
iities, returning to my ri gitnent, fo> 1 nius
an(' no longer wai d? i 1 c n* h111 tl
it he tjie beloved shade-.. where I hav
clety, been accustomed to meet you li
3 the thought. ?I.a Vallee is let! I hav
reason to believe this is without you
mtine knowledge, from *hit Theresa tol
c de- me this mor n> , and. ihrrH.re
made mentlr.n t,h? iri-iimon.ii. si... -i.
'J Poultry Powders,
e Keep us in mind
? THE CROSSON
I DRUG CO.
Leesvllle'a Popular Druggist*. |
i ne ureat
Bicycle 1
*^>OF<?
tove and i'^uu
i
iouse
THE
, UNEXC
^~V B-^ >~v ***
LLllCril
Railway
SOUtH'S GREATEST
SYSTEM.
ELLED DINING CAR 3ERUl/T
himuclt. tiic party removed
K (tola, v iiicn was mo, iii>
all . ttastocOi < <. tow.
While I lie i ok of a c<
fruits and ice the whole ban
Jn>? a > dl> (inee, iii i i?e ot
.1 yed i lie o l sweet and
lng strains, and lie Count,
Ah'aiii seat eo ill if ; ,> hi
I inio his proposals to Montonl, who er
tied win ijji 11, though Emily rejected
witli Mont.oni lor liis friend. ar
illation of abundance of vanity to delude
d, follow- he lot riot despair of success,
i er bout. as astonished and highly dis>!
enchant i? Ml* perseverance, alter she h;
who had pl i ?m| her ^eutuneiiia wjih a I
niiy. paid ' hat uld nut n low im t<
icour- tears, while she related, that she wa
him; going to leave h. wrvee o< her den
id an mistress, and the chateau where sli
him, h?d lived for m \ear-. ?nd h
rimi'.y this, added she I heu' ?ven ? le'M
[listed from Mademoiselle tr> soften thenev
id ex- but it Is all *'ons (,> ^1 el i
frank- and I dare sav she <> \e '? n
> mis- what is going forward.
Leesville, S. C
ir 7
ie
1 The tar that is contained in Hee's
"r Laxative Hone* and far is harmless.
'R It is not coal tar, but. is obtained from
v the pine trees of our own native for"
ests. hee's Laxative Honey and Tar
lis tl)f> iteil r<?m?rtv fur i>nld< 1 i'"? '
,L>1
(Chas. B. Allen (
Largest Country Pat:
house of like kind
Tremendous Slock of
uiucr^ THROUG
>ld Stand) CA
ronage of any co?v?
^ trains.
in the city.
effect all
For fu
IVC*
H PULLMAN SLEEPINO
RS ON ALL THROUOH
TRAINS.
llent Schedules on a)! local
r Tourist Ratesare now In . ffiHi,
i to Florida points.
ill Information as to
II, 111 I r- 11111 It'll ilcllll II,
ni S, ill > 1-1 .'lit Inip.lSxIG
lit. i rtll CiMII | - In 11 lull
II SUlidt-l I . '1 I ti \
slit" conve w i h >, .
4, t 1 I li4l HlU.ltlCi IU lilt' l> Mil
v>nir I ' i --? ?? iud I ' ? 111
>ii ii voice, lit'ii<>w passt'd a greatest p
i?- ? ii. hi.; Mini' lit Monlnnl's, dining
in aim si (1.il.v, .1 ml a lending M
L v. na ami ICiiilly \iuTtvir they wenl
, assumed , ah this, notwithstanding the ul
To be continued
art. of'
there
wiame SubSCHD' to I he Ativo
1,5 and rate
dform 4-al e,
acts on the bowels?thus expelling all
colds from the system. Ilee's la the
original Laxative Ho y and . r, and
it best for coughs, o.;< s, -r ip whoop ng
cough, lung a bro hlal aliections.
Sold by T vnmons Bros.
Stoves, Orates, Ranges,
Quads, Bicycles an
S40 Broad St.
Tinware, Sporting
d Supplies.
Augusta, Ga
Div. Pas
Chart)
>tc..c?n?alt nearest Stwti?
way Ticket Agent, or
BROOKS MOROAN,
Assistant Qen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, (la
W. HUNT,
wager Agent,
eston S. C.
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