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innounce to our many friend*
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own efforts and the help of c
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for some time. We would nt
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e not filled with pride. The
better results---showinc an
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increase in business
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tt&z the best artic
New, Nobby,
Sgii- people in you
ct to keep up the high stand
:Ie for the money-Style, Fit
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ive you many dollars.
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carry. Our aim is to give to
to quality and price. If y
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Jame Wiil Continue
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! as most dangerous hours In these partics.
ills liro'. h r who remained with Ids
family in Gase~ny, had contented
himself with giving him letters of Introduction
to such of iiis relations,
residing a' I'arls, as the latter was
not already known to. All these
were porsonsof some distinct ion: and
UNDERTAKING :
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JEASONAi
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We now return to Valancourt,
it may be remembered, remained
Thoulouse, some time after tbe
partureof Emily, restless and mis
ble. Each morrow, that, approacl
lie designed sliould carry liini f
tlience: vet tomorrow end to-mor
i ANN MTULUTL
who qucntly throw n vol! over lolly, an
at sonnctlmc.s even soften the features i
de- vice into smiles. To t hese, men tl
era reserved and thoughtful manners t
Lied, Valancourt were a kind of tacit cei
n ni sure on their own, for which they ra
row lied lii:n when present, and plotted ,r
as licit her t lie person mind or manners
of Valancourt the younger
threatened to disgrace ttieir alliance,
they received hlni with as much kind)f
ness as their nature, would admit of;
ie hut. their attentions did not extend
>1 to acts if real friendship: for they
i- wore too much occupied by their own
1- pursuits, to feel any Interest in his:'
i- and thus he was set down in the!
EMBALMING.
TWO HEARSES <
Screen D
lows, Shej
>oors and
>pard Ligl
Winitning
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came, and still saw him lirtRcrinfi
the scene of his former liapiiiuss.
could not immediately tear him
from the spot, where he had heen
customed to converse with Emily
from the objects they had viewed
Rethcr, which appeared to him m
orials of her affections, as well a
kind of surety for Its faithfulness;
in gainst him when absent: they glorie
Ut. intlie thought of reducing him t
s,.lf their own level and, considering it t
ac_ be a spirited frolic, determined to a<
or coir.plish it.
to Valancourt was a stranger to th
em- gradual progress of scheme and it
s a trigue, against which lie could not b
and on his guard. He had not been act us
d midst of Paris, in the pride or youth
o with an open, unsuspicious temper,
o and ardent alTections without one
3- friend, to warn him of the dangers to
which lie was exposed. Emily, who,
e had she been present, would have
1- saved him from these evils by awake
ening his heart, and engaging lorn in
worthy pursuits, now only increased
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Largest line of Coffins'
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See Cream
Jars, Fk
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>wer Pots
dinieres.
, Fruit I
and Ml
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was that of leaving the scenes w 11
so powerfully awakened her Inn
Sometimes he had bribed a servi
who had been left In the care of M
amc Muntonl's chateau, to per
him to visit the gardens, and then
would wander, for hours logctl
rapt in a melnncholiy, not unpicas
The terrace and pavillion at the
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lich could ill ciulure its sting: ne rescnte
ige. it, and tills only drew upon him a lot)
ant, der laugh. To escape it from sue
a I* scenes, he lied into solitude, and ther
111 it the image of Kmiiy met him. and r<
? he vived the pan^s of love and despah
icr, he then sought to renew those taslfi
in^ studies, which hail been the delight i
end his early years: but his mind had lei
e mi* uui'gi-r; il wii* iu iose rue gricr,
d which the remembrance of her occai
sioned, t.haL lie first sought amuseh
ment; and fur this end he pursued it,
e till habitniade it an object of abstract
i- interest.
r There was also a Marchioness Jha*n
l! psort, n young widow, at whose assernd
biles he nasse much of his time. She
1 was handsame. still mura artful, env
and Caskets between Columbia
and Augusta.
Entire charge taken of ^
all funeral arrangements.
Own
of it, where he had taken leave of
Ily, on the eve of her departure fi
Tholouse, were 11is ir.ofit lave
haunts. There as he talked,
leaned from the window of the tin
inn;, he would endeavor to rtioi
all she had said, on 111 L night,
catch '.lie tones of her voice, as t
faintly vibrated on his memory. ;
,? i-o.iu.mlw > f ho nVfii't ?> V nri-wif <11
Em the tranquilI'y, which is necoessar
rotn for their enjoyment. To forget hin
rite self and the grief and anxiety, uliicl
or 'he idea of tier recalled, lie won It
lid quit his solitude, and again mingle ii
Irct the crowd glad of a temp rare relit 1
t<? and rejoicing to snatch amusemen
tu'y for the moinent.
i cd Thus pissed weeks aftel weeks
t 1 ti?w? if i 11;? 1 11* enft /? ?! ? # I I- * ?
>' and fond of intrigue. The society.
' which she drew round her. was lesselh
cgant and more vicious, than tl:at of
tl?" < 'ountesa Lacieur: but, as she tiad ;
11 address enough to throw a veil, though
' but a slight one, over t he worst part
' of her character, she was still visited
by many persons of what iscalled dis .
. tinctlon. Valanct i.rt was int rocii crd |
Calls attended day or,
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night. Long Distance;
Phoue 841. '
"OUR MOTTO" I
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her <dunienaiice, which Foineth
came suddenly to his fancy, like a '
ion; that beanliful Coiintenai
which awakened, as by instanlane
magic, all t lie tenderness of his hei
and seemed to tell wiLh trresistabie
oquence that he had left her fo.ei
At these moments, his hurt
steps would have discovered toast
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nits and habit strengthening bis disiie c
?ls amusement, till the scenes a l ull m
ce. him seemed to awaken into a ne-'
ous character, unci Yalancourt, to hav
irt fallen among them from the clouds.
1 IIis figure and address made him
i'cr. welcome visitor, wherever lie hu
't (' been introduced, and he soon froquen
,LC'* ed the m >st gay and fashionable cu
. iu uer pan it's uy I wo <>l Ills InOLlie 1"
if otlicers, whose late ridicule lie had
ri new forgiven so far. thai lie could
v sometimes join in the laugh, which :i (
e mention of his former ninnneis would
renew
a The gaiety of tlic most splendid
rl court in Kurope, the magnificence of
i the palaces, entertainment", and
militia ires that rurrnu.ideii Mm?;iii
Prompt service--Re is
liable charges.
The i. E a war (Is I
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Science prov*
constructed thi
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tutor the despair or his heart.
The character of Montoni, stich
he had received from hints, and s
as lii.s fears represented it. wo
rise to l?is view, together, witli
the dangers it seemed to threaten
Kmlly and ids love. He blamed h
self, that he had not urged this n
forcibly to her, while It mi^ht h
i t\ l\ic iuuim" <? flffttitt r
oles of Paris. Among those, was tli
as assembly of the Countess Lacleur,
i.t 'voman of eminent beauty and capti
old vat ing manners. She had passed th
all spring of youth, but her wit prolonge1
to the triumph of its reign, and the> run
Im- tually assisted the fume of each otliei
lore for t!lose, who were cliarmed hy lie
a\e loveliness, spoke witli enthusiasm o
U iir) I'ftr t-iini'.lv 'Hill Atli.uv *? 1 I. ? ndit-Sro
* conspired to dazzle his imagination,
a and i t-animate his spirits, and the examples
and maxims of his military ns<
sociates to delude his mind. Km fly's
c* linage, indeed, still lived there; but it
i- was no lon/er the friend, the monili i?
that saved him from himself, and to j
i which l;e retired to weep the sweet
f vet melancholy, tears of tenderness
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\ / \ / \ / \ 1st?Each horir.0
1/ \/ \ 50 INCH WOOD is a Mtrcl ca
= >fTTja' wires intertwined.
V/ 42 INCH
J / \ / f \ 34 INCH 2d-Each of thes
"" . ^TrT^ " cable by a continuo
V b k tj' V U V k ? about every cable?
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Reasons: K
ntal extension of the ILL? H
bit-', consisting of two heavy K9
c cables Is tied to each other gjp|
us heavy wire lapped tightly Bap
not tied In a crooked "knot BB
i the strength of the tie wire
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thai lie had mi He red an absurd
criminal delicacy, as lie t? rmed it
conquer so so..11 the reasonable
(foments he had opposed to this j
ney. Any evil, that might have
tended their marriage, seetr.ed so
ferior to those, which now ihrea
ed tlieir love or even to the sillier
that absence occasioned, that
!
ana :i> r p!;iji:l imagination, declared
. to that her personal graces were nnri
ar- valed. I n; ner imagination was inc:
niir Iy plaj fill, and her wit, if Mich i
at- could h<- called. was brilliant, rathe
? in* thanjusi;it da7.xled, and lis fallac
ti n* on- ipi (1 the (b'tcclit n of t*ie moment
i"gs i'orihe accents in \\tiicli she pro
lm nounccdit and the smile, that ac
'' I When h" had recourse t<> it, it s
' lsuir.rdacountonar.ee of mild rr pro
a-hthat wruupr liis soul, and called
e forth the tears ot unmixed misery:
his only oscnue from which was to j
r forget the object of it, and be en-j
J deavored, thtrcforo, to think of E.n
' ily as seldom as he could
hThus
dangeronsiv circumstanced
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Whenever In Need Of, Or M
Interested In, Any Kind
Of High Class Jewelry,
Watches, Sterling Si Ivpr
f'nt Hl.icc n f At-t tiS
K^rasfifflra
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THAT IS ALL THE
Heavy steel cables lanoed about and held
V' W \f~\f V\ your finger an J the
' A r r A n r Al8JNCNwi- "P in a
JumJm/uu(ll\ '' Wi"'?Ut brrakin?
RE *3 TO ELLV?OOD
tocether tiv c;tfH?l w'ro fnrmi:i .- uniform mi*
m. 1 ?? i.if> a wire arnuoa
wire is not weakened: tie a
J;not and you cannot untie gSjj
it is so much weakened.) jgffl
FENCE? I
ch#?C Qt'trt\!n ien'f
wondered how lie could have ees
to ur^e his suit, till lie had cnnvii
Iter of its propriety: and lie \\<
certainly now have followed hoi
Italy, if he could have heen sp;
from his regiment for so loutf :i j
ney. Ills regiment, indeed, s mn
minded him, that he had o her
tie* to attend than those of I >ve.
i ?i. t .. fi**.
ised com pan led them, were a spell upo
iiucl he jtid^nx hi of t he auditors.
fUld j|er j,t?i it soupers v.ere the nio>
r lo tasteful of any in Paris, and wer
ired frequented l>y many of the secon
l,ir~ class of literati. > lie \\ns fond <
rt' music, was herself a scientific pe
(1" former, and bad fnqueiitly coneerl
it her bouse. Valancourt who pa
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n was \ aiaiici'iir-, ai me Time when
Emily was sulTerinp at Venice, from
( the persecuting addresses of Conn'.
Morano. anil the unjust an-:
j thority of Montoni: at which period,
j we leave him.
Leavinjf the pay seenes'of Paris, we
1 return to those nf the plooniv Appens
nine, where Emily's thmyhts were
s still faithful to Valancourt. Pool -
Goods, For Your Own | P!
Use Or For Present*,
SEE US |
We have a very large selection of
all solid and genuine goods, and Inns- | >53
ule no otlier kind. Our Diamond
li^vt'i'lrv k n<; fim* ac ran K?? irr.^dn, ?
No chance for weakness in any part; unifo
are not hard to had. This company cm*r
and six large fence factories?either one
These facts should be convincing.
Sokl by M. E. I
rmly strong. The reasons (or the superiority
is and operates its own iron r.iities and furn
ol the sis being larger than any other (enc
JUTLAND, Bate;
of ELLWOOD FENCE
aces; its own wire mills 'r ?
e factory in the world.
sburg, S. C. J9
imniiiiiiii lamm
; \ SNUi t iiiiiu t> in i 11 in it ma
Ills brother's house lie wassuminc
to join his brother officers and lie
companied a battalion to IV
where a scene 01 novelty and
opened upon him, such a> till tliei
had only a faint idea of. Ihit t;a
disgusted, ancle mipany fatigued
sick mind; and he b.eame an ol
of unceasing raillery to li.s coin
i *? i luuau-i^ ??\ :*u UlUMT, <ll!U V HO SIHIU
mcd i inu-s assisted at these ecnccrts, at
ae- mired Iter exception, hut renicmbej
.ris, ,.<1 withasi^li the eloquent s:nip)i(
iet\ ity of Kmilj'ssours and the natur,
i lie impression i f her manner, whlc
nlj waited not to he approved by tl
his J judgment, but tound their way i
>jeet loueetothe lieart.
pan-I Madame L i ("mitosse had ottc
j iiv^ to hi m as to her only hope. sh
recollected with jealous exactness,
every assurance and every proof she
I had witnessed of his afhclion: re-?d
'j icainaiui npain his letters she had received
from him: weighed with in-,
^ tense anxiety, the force of every
vvord that, spoke of his attachment;
and dried her tears, as she trusted in
n .
and wc sell at the very lowest price.- win*
good goods can be sold at. It y oti '
do not find what you are looking for ; f 3
in our stock, give us your idea, and i ;?
we will make it for you. Having our i
own Manufacturing Plant, we can do ' ? jj
that on short notice. If not convenient
for you to come to our store,
send us your order by mail and we | 1
shall be glad to gi\e our personal attcntion
to the filling of same. Re- juM
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THE OLD RELIABLE.
The Carolina Nati
United States, State, County i
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Ca|
Interest allowed at the rate of Stiro
1"n,|3,w| 1*1 J,1Ff 1 It is nc
.3^-3 bleedinir
ORGANIZED 1868. |M with Mar
? | r% J ttiktt It iS put 1
[Glial Ban K p nozzloar
, E riipf1 at i
ind City Depository^ pa!n lnj
pital paid in . . . .$200,000 '*",s"
!us nrotits .... 72.000 ^
>t dlftlcult to relieve blind,
itching or protruding piles
iZan, the great pile remedy,
up in collapsable tubes with
id may be introduced and apthe
seat of tne trouble. (*U>ps
^taniij SnH by flmmons
Ions, from whom, whenever li r
steal an opportunity, lie eso.ip
think of Emiiy. '1 lie scenes an
lilin however, and the coinpiny
whom he was obliged to mingio,
#aged his attention, though t hey
I to amuse his fancy, and thusi
nally weakened the habit of yicl
to lamentation, till it appeared It
'!.? - ?. IOo In. n lA i.wlnKr,. it A .
01,1,1 deep play at her house, which si
' affected to restrain, hut secretly ei
'Ul 11 counted, and it wan well known
v,,'h innrtp her friends, thai the splendo
011 of her establishment was cliielly mi
hiil- plied fr<?ni the profits of her tahli
:r-"' I tut her pe tits sou pers \rrre th? m<
hup channinp imaphiabie! Here were i
sS 51 the delicacies of the ft ur quarters
nis iruin.
,c Montoni's disagreement with Mi*.
n* i)i.in** Montoni, on the subject of her
a" settlements, were now more frequent
"r than ever, lie even confined her en !
P" tirely to her own apartment, and did j
s not scruple to threaten her with
'st much ereater severity should she
111 persevere in a efusal.
('^ To be continued.
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or refund yctr money. 1 P1*"
Ejlvasi Bros, sj
DIAMOND MERCHANTS H
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I Manufacturing Jewelers. | |
Cor Main and Plain Sis. {W
4 percent, per annum, payable Liab
quarterly, February, May, August
and Nt veinbr.
OFFICERS.
\V A.Ciark. President. T.
J. S Muller, Vice President J.
DIRECTORS.
John II. Bollin,
NV. A. Chirk.
ility uf stockholders 200,000 I1' a
isss h jpir
H. Meitfhan, Cashier. ^ |-| n
M. Bell, Assistant Cashier, r j j^I IC
Tlios. H. Brvan, LL XVI
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you have a^
adache, Ner-3
lgine ^
11 cure it In 10 minutes. ^
(IUIT I " 1110 IV ? ' t W ?V. <1
Jiis brother ollicers \\? re mm y,
added U> l lie o-dinary character
French soldier's gaiety son t of t
rfuclcacing qualities, which loo
"? * mo worm, an me wu and tlic liKht
who i (Ti?ns of K'or.i-. all the (.'lores
n| :i conversation tic smiles of beam
hose m,,] | in; charms of music; ami \'ala
couit passed 11is pleasantcst, as w
< f A 1 >A 11.V TH<)UGBT.
'-v Ch?'iish hierls :?s the traveler
" cherishes the r.oitli star, and keep
ed t ho riiUHhr li^ht pur? and bright and
high above tin- horizon.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
For bloating, belching. Indigestion
etc , eat a King's Dyspepsia Tablet
after meals. .Sold by Tlmmous Urns. ^
| Julian B. Friday,
4 William 15. I.<nvrar.ee,
J John L. MimnauKh,
R W C Writfiit,
iirjc i o uri isiiSEiaii
t? i . a 'wo a- VI VVO? Bf 3
W i l jc J ones, Km | ??;
T. II. Meitflian, mm S3 r
.1. K. M iiHer, 1 I
James Wood row. ^
For Sale at all )RUQ
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