The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 06, 1906, Image 3
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Hiving c?n;?Rfd fiom >ho woods,
they wound ulrng the \ff'ey i:i an op- ,r
p nlte dirt etion to that from whence
tlio enemy wo?e approaching. Km 11.)
liad now a full view of Uilolplio, wit it SOUTHI
Its gray walls, towers and terraces, pas* the
high over topping the precipices and on or off r
the dark woods and glittciing par- L:Vi:RN l
tially with the arms of the coudottieri ^
as the sun's rays streaming through atti-mtk
an autumnal cloud, glanced upon a
pjrof the edsllce, whose renaming Newly fli
features stood in darkened majesty. 0\ STI:RS,
The sounds of a cannon rolled along ",La,s cco1
the wind and wcr ; rep'atod in faint u?usta>
and fainter reverberation, till llie3 When yo
sunk in sullen murmurs. This was a feed you.
signal that the em my hid reached heailqunrte
the castle, and fear for Vaiancourt a- uf your pac
gain tormented Emily. manner tha
The sound of the cannon affected youourper
Ego. as the bleastof the trumpet docs
the war horse; it called forth all the 001
fire of his nature; he was impatient to
be in the midst of the fight, and ut- POPI
tercd frequent cxccratii ns against
Montonl for having sent hini to a dis? vALA A1
tauee.
Funlly asked frequent qucs'iont, XvJQiO
concerning the place of her dcotina- Also mi
tion, but could only learn, thai she FINEST CA
was going to a college in Tuscany. r|
During several hours, they travelled _ A0^.0 *,?
through regions of profound solitude, .ru' ffan '
where no bleat of sheep, or bark of oxes or
watch-dog, broke 011 silence, and they MAIL OK
were now too far c(T to bear even the ATTENTIO?
faint thunder of the cannon. To- Order yon
wards evening, they wound down prec- wc w'll he r
1 pices, black " ith forests of cyp-css, rives,
pine and cedar, into a gl*>n of savage COR. BR
and secluded, that if solitude had STREETS,
ever had local habitlon, this might ...
have I ecu, her place of nearest real- AU
dence. i phono 12*
It was In this (j'en, that thev pro- ________
posed to light, said Ego. mglil w i 1 For bioati
come on presently,-?and then the acb. bad b
w?,1 vr>? win <?ake it datigeroUK to stop f, od. and all
rcadlul hints of what Ring's Hysp
toni's purpose in send jamlefHcie.it
, came to licr a.hid. | mons llros.
?d, witit anxiety, 1
tar they Had yet to go. ' "
Illscotnrade assented and turning TT *KT T\
tlie muli s out of the road, tl.ey ad-J (J JJ
vanced towards a ciifF. overhung with
cedars, Emily following in trembling
silence.
Buspcoce had so much enereased lier
anxiety, as to the prisoner at I'dol
pho, that finding it Impracticable to
speak alone with Hertrand, on that i "IT" 1WT "D
subject, she renewed Iter qucs i ma in J-l J.?A JL^
tlie presence of Uk"-; but lie cither
was or pretended to be entirely Iguo
rant,concerning thestranger- When
lie had dismissed the question, he JL \ \
talked with Ugo on some subject,
which led to tlie mention of Signor
Orsino and of the ulT.tir tl.at liad
banished him from Venice; respecting
which Emily had ventured to ask ( ' ( \ AJ
a few questions, t go appeared to bt XV
well acquainted with the circumstances
of that tragical event, and related
some minute particulars that hotii .
shocked and surpi iscd her; for it ap- l-ftrgt-S
peared very extraordinary how such I
. particulars could be known to any, ailtl Cast
but to persons present when the asiias- j
ablation was committid timhia 11
Emily's iiorror was heightened by a 1 1
suspicion, that the latter part of it
was pointed against herself, and that Ltlltire
these men hud been con.missioned by
Mont.oni t?? u win... n..a -- * -
- - - - n,,,u U1 all inner
Justi ?, in his came. Signer Orslno,
is one of those, who love t<? do justice ~
Ht once, I remember, about ten years '
ago. the Slgnor had .t quarrel with
a cavalicro of Milan The story wa> 11 i ? ll t .
told me then, and it is still fr? sh In
my liead. They quarrelled j.limit a pjyotie 8
lady, tlia" the Slgnor liked, and she
was perverse enough to prefer the gen- t
tleinan of Milan, and even carried hei *( / '. j P
whiin so far us to marry 1dm. Tinprovoked
the Sguor. as well it might, .j
for lie had tried to talk reason to liei * rOITl|
u long while, ard used to send people
to serenade her, under her windows, OflclblG c!
of a night: and used to ma'.:c verses
ab.iul lier, and would swear she was rrii '
the handsomest lady in Milan. Hut I |1A
all would not do?not liing would bring
lier reason; and, as I said, she went so
f i at last, as to marry this other ca\-1
el cro. This made tho Signer worth, | I 'A
with a vengeance: lie resolved to be' ml 11
even with lier though, and lie watch-|
ed his opportunity, and did not wait,
long, f-.r soon after tlie marriage. tiiey I *
set out for i'adui, uotliing doubling, j (dtllCJ
1 warrant, of vli.it was preparing for .
tliem. Tiitfavali? rotlioiu.li', to he
, . ,, . . I he clear
sine, he was to be called to no aci
. . ? , , ing proper!
conn : but wa tognitl triumphant; . .
... superior t?
lint, hr. was soon made to know mioth
T n n ?ni H
er sort of sloi y.
The sun had now been set some ?
time, heavy clouds, whose lower u J]
skirts were tinged with sulphureous
crimson, lingered in 1 lie west, and "
threw a reddish tint upon the pine
forest which son t forth a solemn sound j Drug St
as the breeze roiled ovir tliem. At , fHII T>1
this moment. rent mr;ci ing .signor W1
llrochio and his behavior in the our Kodak
rltlor, a few pieceding nights, the 'work at
latte-supi o*iti n, i.i i riblc as It was
strengthened In r belief Vet. wly T rs
remove lier from the castle, when "
needs of darkness had. she feared oaTCC
teen often eNeCllted with si cree.< L5A I
from ehamb.ns
It was now so nearly dark, thai th You can
travellers, who pme ? dtd io?l\ l,\ m . m.
y'lowest pace, c d sea"-elv d' en"
their way. The c'? u Is whi n ae in \ single oi
charged with >lniiid?r. pa s d sinvh .ou more |
n'nng t he he t v ns shewing it ijpoi- norning tl
v iIs lite tremh'tng stare while 11 Me system
grows n e .?t"s a i l swa n-.re. Mint . - .
overhung the rrek -. wr e I I i. 11 i
th? hre< 7. >, a s i f ^ w n over the gl n he kidney
and ttie" rns'o il auvngt'o dis*: n -eve pain
woods. KmHv shlven d as it passed peedily.
To be Continued aold btf ' '!
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|N( Julian I?. Fr day.
BURG, - - S. C. 11 'Vilhain II l.owrai
??????????? T.L ' 'hn L. Mimnautfl
j)P VV C Wright,
see the poison Pineules iim|
[if the kidneys and bladder. HUfci1Z1II1 ?'jHITilfe TIH1
so at bedtime will show
Kilson up >n rising the next
,an can be expelled from w N . .
i in any other way. Pineve
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s, cleanse Mie bladder, re ?
and do away with backache << w-^
pleasant v, perm>i cntly. J J f & i \ ?
lmm,lusl,,Li- m* mm $m
mwmrr< pup
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Kate, One Fare Plus 25 cts for round trip
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rolina National Bank Jf
State, County and City Depositor} |
>RT?iK.N T. Capital paid in . . ..$200 000 1
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im. payable Liability i f stockholders 2fQ,o00 p
y, Mav, An- k
$4*2,000 m
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dent T. H. M -ighan, Cashier. ffl
'resident J. M. Hell, Assistant Cashier, |
DIRECTORS. 1
Thos P. Rfvan, Q
R S DesPortes,
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li t , J II. MtM^lliWI,
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? Chairs, Porcl
8 Nets, Spring
r $3.00.
To make r
I closing out a
? prices.
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: dows, Sh
: Ice Cre?
Jars, I
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> EVERYTHING
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to be sure that pure drug*
are u3cd--When they ar<
r filled by our Licensee
) Druggist, with our pun
r drugs, the best results arc
f obtained.
Our Line of Patent Medcines
are complete. W<
have Horse, Cattle anc
n Poultry Powders.
Keep us in mind
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Leesvllle's Popular Druggist*. [
Leesville, S. C
" A hundred years ago the best ph
| slcian would give you a medicine fo
1 your heart without stopping to con
I sider who i effect it might have o
g the 1 i* er. Even t<? this good da
1 cough and cold medicines invariabl
P bind the bowels. This is wrong. Bee
l Laxative < ongli Syrup with Hone
P and T.ir ants on the bowels?drive
U| out the cold?clears the bead, re
g lieves all cough*, cleanses an
1 strengthens the mucous membrane
ff of the throat chest, lungs and bruti
j oJiial tubes. Sold bv Timmons Hro
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- Every thin j in Season.
The Best of Everythiri
at Moderate Prices.
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cate.
alitv and Priw Es
ig line Hammocks,
I and Lawn Seats, j
Frames put on your
oom for new stock
II Mattings on hanci
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Doors and \
leppard Light
im Freezers, ]
"lower Pots a
lardinieres.
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WASH GOODS.
Imported Silk Mulls, beautiful desi
floral patterns; these were 50c. yard;
silk; price, yard
Fine White Swiss Mull Chiffon, 4.
* special price, yard
I 40-inch White Mercerized Batiste;
k tier for a dainty evening dress; woi
[ yard
40-inch Sheer Persian Lawns; pric
40-inch sheer Persian Lawns; finei
. yard
I 40-inch sheer Persian Lawn; finest
yard
Be sure and see those numbers.
40-inch Lawns, sheer or heavy; pri
Beautiful floral patterns, Lawns
special price, yard
White Mercerized Madras, small fi
waist suits. If you are going away t
one of these; were 25c; special, the yj
y Japanese iSilkoline for Ikimona
?r yard
n Mercerized Silk Ginghams in chec
y price, the yard
y I
t Beautiful Mercerized Pongee; sold
y yard
72-inch Colored Organdie, light 1
J and white; special, the yard
i- English Nainsook, 12 yards in th
^ quality for ladies' and infant's unden
White Dotted Swisses, all size dot
Cream Basket Cloth for skirts; w<
the yard
Tj Embroidered Waist Patterns, sold
price, extra special, each
Embroidered Swisses, white with
. special price, the yard
ORDKR BY HAIL?We prepay mail, express or
t within 600 miles of Columbia on all purchases of $5
lg J all orders to "The Jas. L. Tapp Co."
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CO.
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Fruit
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gns in the new
; prettier than
25c
5 inches wide;
39c.
nothing pret*th
35c.; now,
25c.
e yard 15c.
r grade; price
20c.
: quality; price
25c
ice, yard 10c
and Organdies;
10c
gures for shirt>e
sure and have
ard 15c
is; price, the
12 l-2c.
;ks. all rnlnrc*
19c
at 50c.; Vprice,
25c
blue, pink and
25c
e piece; elegant
ivear; price $1.25
s; price 15 & 25c
srth 25c. price,
15c
at 79c. and $100,
25c
black figures,
10c.
freight to any place
.00 or over. Addree*
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