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THE MYSTERIES
OF UDOLPHO.
In the evening, when Emily was a
length informer], that Count I>e Vill
efurt requested to see iier, she tfues:
cd that Valaneourt wjs below, an
cnde-i voriiiK' to assume composure an
t<> roeollect all Iter spirits, she ros
and left the apartment: hut on read
inf? tiiedoor of the library, where si
hnayrintd liiin to bo, iier emotion r<
turned with such energy, that fearin
to t rust, herself in the room, she r<
turned into lv< hall, where she eor
tinned for a considerable time, utiahl
to e ooniaiid lo r agitated .>pirits\
When she eould ricall them, sv
found til Lhe library YulanroiirI. m a
ed with the Count who both rose o
Iter cut ram e; hut she did not dare t
look at Yul&ucourt, and tlm Counl
having led h r to a chair, immedialt
ly w ii I id re w.
10mUy remained with her eyes fixe
on ttie Hour tinder such oppression <
he.:11, that, she could not speak, an
with (liillciilly breathed; while Valai
court threw himself into a chair hi
side iter, and lighting heavily ccntii
u -.1 sileni. when had site raised Ik
ii> cs, site would have perceived tli
v.olent emotions with winch he w:i
a iacd.
<> what a meeting is this! exclaiir
id \ alancourt, starting fiom hi
scat and pacing the room with Inn
ricd stcpo, what a meeting is this
i fter our 1 up?long scparat 'Oi
.Again lie sat down and after tli
strugi.le of u moment, lie added in
linn hut dcspaiiing video, 'i I Is is to
much 1 cannot 1 ear it! Emily w,
to i not speak to me?
lie paused a tm inent, while IOmil
atvem; Led loeoneeal lie tears, whic
cum to her eyes. >h: would hav
a.i!.', You speak now, as you wer
wont to do. but sin cheeked hersel
I'1 rj-J\ 'ivi\ Knniy, said ho, ul t'l
iun\ rinp;s I have occasioned um, an
kiiiulinics when you II i ?k of tl
wretched Vaaocourl remember l )io
lis only cons I l.ion would be pi l?c
lieve t hat you ar no loi ter unhapp
liy his folly, The Uars now foil fli
upon her check innl i e was rclupsir
i .io tli * plui iih> of despoil. whe
Manly cm d avored to r call her f >
l i tt'.le and i?> terminate an lull r\ ic
wnich seemed (n!y to nc.e-i?<> i
ills! runs of in o. I reeivin ,r )? eai
; o I that.she was i ism n> do. V. ar
coiri siiu.Kled once more to nvd
com- his ovi u fet linos and lo s'ot
hers Tli" r ujeml-'ance of thb so
r iv.. said lie, shall In fu ure be in
protect 10a. < >! never attain will e,
ample or lamplallou have po-v. r t
T
?ri* w ^ riv '#iv ? 'W *f IV 'lf\v /HV
COLUME
= = = Mar
1 Y JIML1
a
^cilots^
t seduce mip in evii, exalted as 1 shall fl A ?7T
i tie liy the recollection of your grief VlA.vil
fur fur me.
All aim
Emily was somewhat c imforlctl b; wjh |,e cj
his assurance. We are now parting ^or ,tate
for ever, said she: hut if my happines posjt|vci,
t is dear to yo.i, ym will alwars re- COPf|ne(j
I- menibji, that nothing can contribute
?- to h more tlia.ii to believe that you
id have recovered your own esteem Val- for r
d uncourt look her hand;?his eyes
e were covered, with tears and tlie fare- The frk
>- well lie would have spoken was lost hereby n;
ie in sig'iis. After a few moments, Kin t? the f
: ily said, wit h dltiicully and cmoth n from Lex
g Farewell. Val;iicourt, may you be to abide t
e appy! .She repeated her farewell ard j, i3roo
i- att< inpii d to withdraw her hand, pounced i
le nit he still held il and bathed it oJ- Kcprt
with Ids tears. Why prolong these rule? ot t
,c mo units? said Emily in a voice scarce
_ y audible, ila y are loo pan ful to us
in ' 'tli. I his Is too? to i much, ex- COl
u cl limed \a'ancouit ie iguing lser
ii.ind and throwing himself into a I hereh
v'liilr, here lie coveieu his fac- date for i
villi liis i.? .1; art! was ovcicom* County o
(l fur some n o i ents by cmivulsivi selftoabl
sighs. After a long pause during ocratic pr
.1.1..I. Wi.,il.. i.. . .1 i ?
....IV.. u.iiiij iii|a ill SIICIKV cliiu \ . iinc
>urt seemed struggling vvit?i his ...
grief, she again r..?e in lake le-ve oi
( mm. Then en leavoring to rie .vu vA/UrS
discomposure. I am again atllicting The frie
lC vmii, hut lot lie angui-.li I suffer i;ounce hi
ls plead for me. He then adderl In a & > supervise
lenin voice wliie i 'r quently trji I- the Demo
led with the agitation oi his heart. jrCd t0 uhi
' Karewel', KuiiIy,)ou will always he mary.
s the only object of my tenderness.
Sometimes you will think of the 1111
happy Vulaiicourt, and il will be After ir
with pi y, tiougii it may not lie with received i
' jetin. ?? what is the world to n.e, last prinn
without you?wltluut your istcem. hi the rac
lJ Hoc o ked himself?j am la ling a- hereby <
gain into the error I have ju?t lamen- date for
led. I must n ?t intrude l inger upon ruh ? of tl
y your patience. or I shall relapse into
5,i,,spaJr u i>
He once more hade Kmily adieu, K? K.
c pressed her in n i to his lips, looked t hort'.i}
f- at her for the last t hue, and hurt icd ] date for r
out Of the room. (Railroad
Kmily remained in the chair, where abide ^je
' lie had I-it lier oppressed witli a mary elec
1 fa pain at her heart, which scarcely
| permitted her to breathe and listened
^ j to his departing sb ps sinking fainter and
tai iter as he . ro sed tin- hall vyiTT 1
r She was a: length rous'd b> th ZllLLl
v dee oi t lie t 'oum?!ss in t ic garden to WOl
'in d her aticnti m he n; then awal - we earnest i>
vc ened the lii>r object H ut snuck im jJbuin'athOT
|S lit w;is i he Mica n I rli.ci wli ic tion. to write
. V.iljncoiiit iiad sat. Tl.e t? ars wh cli Hn-Kuumnn.
r_ hi. I hoi il !or .some I tine repnssei iiy The G*.?A1
l( tin; kind of aston'slnmiit t hat ioll ?w - ... ??
r i u Ills departure now came to her re |
,y I pet and she was a' length suflioicnMy ) .
? I en. posed to ret in n to her own room
I t k r- ? ? | er Pills III
o| To ba Continued I Uros
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und $3.00 for county offices
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to a simple announcement.
HE LEGISLATURE
Mtds of L)r. II. J Etheredge
xnlnate hJm for re-election
louse of Representatives
ington county pledging niin
he result of the primary.
ks Wlngard Is hereby ai is
a candidate for the Home
is.eniatives subject to the 44Lewer gallon
he democratic primary. _ _
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JNTY AUDITOR. COLUMBIA,
y announce myself a cantii:he
office of Auditor for the Wi,io Jones pr#s,de"51
i Lexington and pledge my- John Lacob Seibels, la
de by the action of the l?ein- Tp I?I L? l_> 4 I \
imary. W. D. DENT, I NC r ALil
New Brookland, 5. C
- United States G
TY SUPERVISOR. County of
Capita! $25
inds of Cleorge A. Shcaly ar.- Solicits accounts of
m as a candidate for County eittiei
>r, subject to the rules of ?
cratic party, and he Is pledIde
by the result of the pri
The Palmetto
wture thought and liavhig
iucli u fluttering vote In the RLiSOLkCl
iiry, being second best man Loans
e for County Commissioner, U. S. Bonds
innounce myself as a tuudi- ? --..
... .. . . ., Otner Bonds and Stock,
said offico. subject to the
lie Democratic party. Banking House
Other Real listate
Vault, Furniture and..
COMMISSIONER. !c^iSi>ue tro?.
y amtounco myself a cavil- Hanks _
e-clect:on to the office ot i ,
Commissioner, and -will
result uf the coming pri
J. H. WHARTON. ColllJTlbifl, i
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ITHY YOUNG PEOPLE !'v L'lUr.''IM
IjV. iHMVl) Tr , - ..S '
request all yonnsr person*. no matter ? , .>
heir nioana or education. who wish to li> v-' I
oujjh business training and good pemi- N
i by firat mail for our great half-rate
ls, intlepondtncr aiul prohablo fortune I A" 1 ?* 1111? ?l i > l
od. Lton'tdelny. Writotodny. J ^ I'roSp. rily ' I
la. Business Colic**. Macon. Ca. j v (.J11nt <?(t
? ? - i i . i - . 'tVains .Mi and -VJarrsv
i Trains 82 aud 21 afrit
c liver, move t. r bower,: street, ?. obi mbfn,
ie system. Dade's Little Llv-1 For rates, time tables
nerKripe. J-'old ht Timmons 1 it. K. I'. 1.
J. F. LIVINt
W. Q.
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BROWN & BRO., I|
J. P. Atntihew*, Cashier ' ?
ictmas Taylor, 2J Vice-President
t. Yice-Pres't W. M. Qibfces, Jr., Ass't Cashier, j
1ETTO NATIONAL BANK!
of Columbia, S. C.
overnment, State of South Carolina,
Richland, and City Deposityry.
0,000.00; Assets $1,500,000.00
Itanks, Firms, Corporations and individuals for
Commercial or Savings Accounts.
STATEMENT <
(Condensed)
OF TOI-; CONDITION OF
National Bank, oi Colnmbia, S C.
June 18, 1006.
I a . ma r?
umnii.i i u.^
..$873,934.64 ^ .
104,003.75 Capital Stock paid in $250,000.00
06,240.42 Undivided Profits 20,101.51
130,620.31 National Hank Notes
76,530.25 Outstanding 50,000.00
4,342.30 ?
Hills Payable, and
19,200.00 Rediscounts hft.880.16
262,210.74 Oepnsits 1,161,190.74
51,567,172.4 I $1,567,172.41
Newberry & Laurens $
road Schedule.
iiviIlo. Columbia and Atlanta Short Line.
,K IN EFFECT NOV KM HER 26. 10 05. ?
);im. i.u.'pm Lv. Clinton 7.Want 2.22pm I?
ntui 8 h'pm Lv Prosperity 8.55&m 3.24pm ^
am 3.51pm Ar. Columbia 10.80am 4.45pm
l MHEIt 21,and NUMBER 52. W
?>pm 11 O.'iam Lv Chapin... 6 20pm 11.57am
*???'? 12.21 pm Lv. Newberry . ..7.13pm 12.86pm ^
">pm 1.22pm Ar. Laurens... .. ..iioflpm 1.42pm
e an I depart from union depot, Columbia, daily.
c and depart from Unas'. Line freight station, Ger- %p
dally, except Sunday. |
, r f iriiier i.iformat icu, apply t any agent or wnte I 2?.^
Ka I'll ART, C. T. A., Hank of Columbia,
JS'lON, Soliciting Agent, Hank of Columbia,
ClllLLS, President, Columbia. S. C. *
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THE OLD RELIABLE.
The Carolina Natio
Jnited States, State, County an
SWINGS DEPARTMENT. CapiL
Interest allowed at the rale of Surplus
4 percent, per annum, payable Liabilit
quarterly, February, May, August
and Novembr.
OFFICERS.
W A. Clark. President. r. H.
J. S. Muller, Vice President J. M.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Bollin,
W. A. Clark,
Julian B. Friday,
William H. I^owranco,
John L. Mimnaugb,
W C Wrignt,
The Great Stc
Bicycle H<
5peth Brc
(Chas. B. Allen Old
flonntrv Pcif**
0 ? ?J ?house
of like kind ir
Tremendous Sto:k of
Stoves, Grates, Ranges, Tir
Goods, Bicycles and S
10 Broad St.
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RE/TODELED AM) NEWLY Hi
Army and Navy He
LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE TELEP
Steam Heat, Electric Light*, Electric
Singly and En Suite Cuisine
RlDDOCK & BYRNS, Pi
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ORUANIZHl) 1868.
nal Bank
d City Depository Hj
a.1 paid in . . . .$200 ooo 22
protita .... 7l!,t?00 TO
y of stockholders 20u,<?00 |W|
$4*2,000 m
Meirfhan, Cashier.
ivjn, ASSISWi. uisuicr^
Thos S. Rrvan, ^
R. S. DesBurtes,
Wilie Jones, mm
T II. Meghan. B
J.S. Muller, |f
James Wixxtrow sM
>ve and
juse
vthers,
Stand)
nage of any
i the city.
iware, Sporting
upplies. s
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