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to k«* ***** at
tetter**! trossp* *♦ M t* la
|« North (YMteUkk. wklrk. a*l#d M* «k*
lb*** compani** iliwif •• kiwti*.
from ikwi wale. still make ■ l*k com
pul r*rnwaM «f m< b)«a ***** tkaa
l.okk m#n In A taken* a tautaiio* of
negro troops were tak*a ta «»d#r ike
Atnll
■ MKilbmi « 1 tw jki*p" 1 »o
ERHK* s*.ood m «• t" nak* » roll
Sml regiment fn m thst w»f Two
■ti'ioni of < negro lm#(» will be a< •
Burl from under the second
Pf
V Thera If now at r«»p A'.g»r a eol*
Forwl bait*Hob Iron Ohio end on* of
Ike Massachusetts r«*imenta Includes
eon* n*an> private* la addiitoa to
tkeeit votaateer* raleed under <h* reg
uler tertea, four of lb* so-called iro
man* regiments the Beveotk.
Wgbib. Ninth and Trnth - will b«
composed of ne*n*» la furn tailing
officers for three colon-d .amrasmls.
the war department ha* had a serious
problt mto con’cnd with It la the
peraldents dealt* to give the negroes
a repreaaotatlon aa officers in ihr
last «ar, when there were 97.7M1 nr*™
tnan>* • three pear men «*- In the fed
•teJ amp. the officer* were white men.
When «he propoailtoo was made to
pisee negro officers over some >f the
colored command* no* bring rained,
Ibe quest ioa bow thr officers’ men
would be arranged when there were
while and noJorrT qMlc#* ibe same
iwgltncm came That question re
main* to be settled The experimetK
of a negro rrgitneot wholly cffieerM by
negroes ia to be triad in the ran* of the
North Carolina twirl men t.’ Whose colo
nel will be a cokwM matt. In ihc Al
abama reglmeof Hi* tiftlchrs will be
while men.
la the immune negro regiment* there
•will be a mixture, the coloncle aud oil:
rr field officers and the captains being
wtU*. and tbe leqaer officer* colored.
Army ex pul« regard the officering of
negro regiment* with negroes aa an ex
periment which way or may not turn
out well. The negro need* to 1» well
led. they aay. to make a gn>d fighter,
and there i* some dbubt whether col
ored troop* will follow one of their own
race aa well as they would a white of
ficer.
PETITION DISMISSED.
Request For Removal of Prof. John
Gadsden Is Declined.
Charleston, a. C., July B.—The stu
dent* of tbA Collette of Charleston have
barn unsuccessful In their efforts to
have the chair of English declared va
cant in consequence of the alleged in
competency of Prof. John Gadsden.
The board of trustees met Wednes
day afternoon and considered fhr tua
aiorlal of the students, the stenograph
ic report of their testimony and the
representations of Prof, Gadsden. The
testimony was carefully revised and
considered In all it* details and the
board finally reached the conclusion
lhat the testimony of the students was
not sufficient and that Prof. Gadsden
had not boat proven Incompetent, so
the students’ petition was dismissed.
The students have made a hard fight
against Prof. Gadsden. Shortly after
Prof. Gadsden had been elected the
successor of the late Prof. H. Boa*, in
the chair of mathematics, the students
raised objections to Prof. Gadsden's re
maining In th. 9 chair. About a year
ago Prof. Harrison Randolph was given
the chair of mathematic* and Prof.
Gadsden was named a* the successor of
Dr. Hbnry E. Shepherd. The students
sot up a howl at this action of the
board and they hav.? never ceased their
efforts to have Prof. Gadsden removed.
The board of trustees refused to con
sider the question of Prof. Gadsden’s
alleged incompetency until he had been
given a trial. At the completion of the
recent collegiate term the trustees took
up the students' petition and after a
hearing had been given to the students
and to Prof. Gads den. the board reach
ed the conclusion already giv«n above.
t jT-* Old But Tough.
*• '■> ” (Boston Herald.)
General Gfespez. of Cuba, is an old
man, but, he t* a lively one. There iR
pieaty of fight In him. and he is used
to tha hardships of war.
1 ARftV DtACM AIWII' S AOtOHT
: raitMt**. Owike*. ktwa and Irtitk
«f NatkMd M«a Try ta Oa*
Tk*aa Sack.
| Waaklagtc a lafy a Srweea as appil
•atiwaa ter tk* tfiarkarg* wf ealtated
| men la 0* attar kart keen H**l*e4
*at tk* war kegartatrat Tkey «naa
j UiM Ike tatkrra and aintker* wire*
head frtaada. all as wh«» a** bnagtna
; rftrf »Maw«| a latweae* to
I hear ta hat* their rogaaata graaied
> genet* r» and r*pf**«atati»«* ka*e arg
•M the reqraeat* wpoa tk* depaMara**
!*ad tk* war aOetai* ha»» expanded a
deal as rim* and pattern* fa lavaaii
j gating tk* ease* bfwngkt ta lk«tr at
t*n«loa
la order that a clear «ad*estandiag
may k* had by Ik* public con- rmtag
Ik* otaMer es dtackarga* from tba ar
my. A*atatant Irmisrf of War
t»ynha today rendered a decision wklrk
will b* tk* gold* in the future of ac
tion by tk* department on application*
for dtaekafr* from tk* **r»lr*
Tk* **ff»iarx daatrra h to b* un-l-r
stood distinctly Ikat all aurh spplira-
Hon* must b* mad* to th* war depart
ment tbrongk tk* regular military
rbannel* g*tl«f*rtory evtdmo- that
tb* enlisted matt ta under eighteen
year* of age win catitl* him to dis
charge upon application, but enlisted
men between the age* of eighteen and
forty-dr* wttt be required to present
perfectly soilsfirtcry reasons for th*
dim-barges for which they may aak.
Th* derision of Assistant Secretary
Melklrjoba la embodied in Ih* follow
ing, which Will b* publlahed In general
orders to the army:
"Under Ih* act to provide for tempor
arily Increasing (he military establish
ment of th* United IMat** In tlm* of
war. approved April It. I*»*. the age
limits (or soldiers of tb* national
•oidirrs are dstd at eighteen and for
ty-five rear* of age. persons not I#**
than eighteen nor more than forty-five
year* of age enlleMng In tbe volunteer
array, and possessing the other quail
ficaUona mentioned In the act are le
gally enlisted. Upon application to th*
secretary of war and satisfactory proof
that any volunteer soldier Is under the
age of eighteen, he will be discharged.
Minors over eighteen year* of ay.- ore
nut cntltlrd to discharge, but meritor
iou* case* will be considered All ap
plications for ditchsrge must be msde
through military chancels to the sec
retary of war.
-Attention is c*ll»d to paragraphs
S7O and *7l. Army Regulations.”
DESTITUTE.
A Wife and Four Children Deserted
I or W ar.
Albany, Ga, July A woman,
named Nellie Baynes, and four tittle
children, the oldeet of which la aeven,
has arrived in thi* city from Tlfton.
The woman has a sad tale to tell and
la an object of charity, She ia the
wife of William Baynes, and ha* been
left by him in the most destitute elr
eumsianetw. About a month ago her
husband mut to his work one morning
and came home later In the day and
Informed her that he was going to
the war. He didn’t leave her nor her
children a penny and went away with
out saying goodbye. Since that time
the desea ted wife and four children
have gotten along a* best they could,
living c n the charities of the good peo
ple of the community near Tlfton,
uit ere she was left. She came, here
and brought letters with her stating
that she Is an object of charity. She
I* trying to get to Mcßae, where she
says her father lives. She says If the
good people of Albany will get her to
Mcßae she will he taken care of by
her parents. She saya If she can get
work she Is Willing to work long
enough to gat the money to take her
home.
One of the little children Is sick and
they need help very badly. They are
now at Mrs. Hood’s, that good woman
hjt/lng given them shelter until some
arrangement could be made either to
send thorn to Mcßae or to get work for
the mother hero Something should
lie done for her and the people of Al
bany will undoubtedly rahe money to
send her to her parents, where she will
be wcleomp.
Hon. C. B. Bush, president of the
Gilmer County (W. V.) Court, says
that he has had three cases of flux tn
hts family, during the past summer,
which he cured in less than a week
with Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr, Bush also
states that In some instances there
were twenty hetnorrnhges a day.—
Glenvitle, W. V., Pathfinder. This rem
edy has been used In nine epidemics
of (lux and one of cholera, with perfect
success, tt <v,n always be depended up
on for towel complaint, even in Its
most severe forms. Every family should
keep it »t hand. The 25 and 60 cent bot
tles for sale by Alexander Drug & Seed
Co., O. R. Parr, of Bell Tower Drug
Store.
..■.w.-a,.— - < ,
He’s Liable To.
(Salt lAke Herald.)
John Sherman is a cold, icy-matt, but
If he reenters Ohio politics he will
make it hot for a whole lot of people.
TETE3 AUGUSTA HUHALD
cart. *mr» ornctna
Tk* Waw*4ed onto** (law* AmN Ap*
grave at Ike «Haagemewat *»
r*mgt Tvrtf fi> ■" Tk* IfMegtte has
gry.veW ta ywev ami mwwgfct aiasnag **t
ppnaeng-fv «'*p« ,1, » N*r* wf 0» H .
MX k U, (. agMkry (W I*- W -pdfi
the* twtgWiiß r f I .MM A.
If flinnim <Mwt lAaWtekwkt PMs
ckwl k*rr wee a n nail* I *> I'aksfr Ml
laty t *ad l*f» RMfwtrt m lui *Wo
t M IriMpel MfiMfilk wi‘k tbe v'*g
**« iww*f*4 **•» frwm that gMw* h»
Key W«M
On imtM at Her W«M, «‘*p»#ib
.Karr asd «h*e wwwkdad mm
tank th* Maarawt* foe tbs* gm*». M«
reached Tb«*pb Ms# M**»l M * w'«dw»«
amt tww kmw* ***** l*A fwr ht# bmaw
la Sswtueb#, whwra h* will t*mata at*
lit abt* tb ratark to tk* Avwit Hi*
wausd hi at* eenobb W Ut hfi arm
wttt he M*»l-e* tee a***rM w**i*. Ob
arriving her*, he aa# .-eatvgM by M
ciw nttnsr* sad a*w#**tw* mm. aad
dor mg Ik* twa buue* lhafi k* «M m
tb* rtty b> gav* aa ar<ma*' u# U*
figM M wbtcb k* partTipai*d He **y»
that the great kwa of Ms *a*ta«a*d
by th* Am#rb»a «w coafd k**w |a**
prevented had th* »* maMbker of, the
army aot *bd*»n»uaa*>ad th* Mtcpgtb
sad rater of 0* gpsntarda in tag **
teat that be did H* eatola th* bra
very of the AWterteaa* enga**d la th*
fight bat **.-•* that tk* eutuaieers,
who a*ra armed with ggrthgf.etd ri
ft**. bare *i»* I* kandirappad and th*
aapenortty of th# Mauarr gnn* w*a d*-
mon«rat*d clearly H* aar* further
that had tbe A mart*** arbiter* so*
bmm tmbo*d with a at mag patriot v
spirit there is no qn*atton but that our
army would bar* received a defeat lb
th* firm engagement ll* frit else*
the management rs tb* debarkation
and any* (hat at tk* tlm* of h a denar
tora tk* engineering rmepn which ae
• »mpanied CNaeml ShaAev s army h*4
not prvpnred a landing fer tb* art tiler*
which <-•«* still aboard tba transport*
St Balqqirt.
CAPT. NEVIN Qi ITS.
Compelled <o Bellnqulah Hl* Com
mand op Account of 111 Health
Bom* O* . July 1.-fiM .lame* If
Nevln. commar.'ter of P». H.
<ieornlv regtraanl of vwlunieeia. has ri
signed bis commission. The realgnatbm
wo# sent so Adjutant fteneral H
Corbtn. *1 Washington, yeaferday buw
nlng. It will h* aeted upon at once, as
th* second fleorgia has been ordsßM
aboard th* ira isport* to go lo Cuba,
and It la Imperailv* thnt Cspi. Nevtrfa
su* censor b» named before the regiment
lepvpp.
Seri--us ill health is the eppaa of
Captain Kevin'* resign* t ten. H*
cam* very near death at Tempo on
account of sn abates# behind the
: right ewr. This, In addition lo other
sickness, forced him to get a furlough
and come here for treatment. For
more than n month he has be.-n In
Atlanta under tfealment. H* has
been constantly hoping to recover
sufficiently to allow him to rejoin his
command, but Instead of Improving
In health he Has remained In about
the same condition.
Dr. Brown hi.a at last notified Mm
that he was dangerously 111 and ad
vised him to resign from the army
immediately. With deep regret Cspt.
Nevln acted upon this advice by send
ing his resignation to the adjutant gen
eral of the nrmy.
•‘Our customers say you manufacture
thr** of the beat remedies on earth”
satd the mercantile firm of Haas. Har
ris Brim d McLain, of Dawson. In a rt
cent letter to the Chamberlain Medi
cine Co. This is the universal verdict,
Chamberlain'a Psln Balm is the finest
preparation In the world for rheuma
tism, neuralgia, lame hack, qulnsey,
aore throat, cuts, bruises, burns, acalds.
pslns and swellings. A 25 oent bottle of
this liniment In the house will save a
grent deal of suffering. Buy It a! Al
exander Drug & flood Co., C. R. Parr,
of Bell Tower Drug Store.
NEWS FROM TWEED.
Several Item* of Interest to Church
People-Enioyable Fish Fry.
Tweed, Ga., July 7.—lndependent*
day passed off very quietly here. Sev
eral families gathered on the banks of
the OeOnee to have a fish fry, and pro
curing a good supply of fish from bas
kets, all enjoyed the eating.
Rntn Is needed very hadly In thl*
part of the country. The clouds are
thickening and portend rain.
ljev. John Wilke* is visiting Mont
gomery county on official business.
Parson Wilkes 1* one of the oldest
minister* In this section of the country
and preache* every week.
Rev. Jacob Barber, after an Illness of
a month. Is slowly improving. He com
menced Sabbath school last Sunday
and had a good attendance.
Quarterly meeting was held at Sa
lem Methodist F,piscopat church last
Saturday and Sunday. Presiding Elder
Thower preached two able setmons,
and Rev. O. A. Lewis, the pastor, de
livered an oppressive sermon. The
meeting was protracted and did good.
A CLEVER TRICK.
It certainly looks like It. but there is
really no trick about it. Anybody can
try it who has lame back and weak
Idneys, malaria or nervous trouble. W e
mean he can cure himself right away
by taking Electric Bitters. This med
icine tones up the whole system, acts
as a stimulant tQ Liver and Kidneys,
la a blood purifier and nerve tonic. It
cures Constipation, Headache, Fainting
Spells. Sleeplessness and Melancholy.
It ia purely vegetable, a mild laxative,
and restores the system to its natural
vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be con
vinced that they are a miracle worker.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50c. a
bottle at Howard & Wlllet’s drug store.
Annexing.
(Louisville Commercial.)
The fat and fussy Mr. Cleveland, In
spite of his cry of alarm, has settled
down to the occupation of annexing a
few large-sized bass. ~ gseolggWakui.x
GooD
iuck
BAKING
POWDER*
15 THE BEST.
High©** of All In L«»v«n
ln«t Pow«p.
uninrENANT rues «t*sE
Haw tk* tlallaat oAk»r Pwagrd Being
Ward Boom (Mm* Tnh*.
ft there I* arty art* feature •< fife
aboard ship that a ward roam «dßc#r ut
th* navy dtMtke* H b Mr Meette* a*
caterer nr tbe wfirtl m»*w All *f tb*
wntd mom rdkcee* hare t* tkh* Itteir
turn al ibis lob When Ibe caiertng of
an *-taker pe-.ee* eape tally satiate. I •-
ts t» his m—males, h* t» otlm slue
led over and «r**r ngntn ta in# deep
dtemret- The ward room caterer d««*
all m th* buying toe the see** through
th. ward iwa aleward. who la a* **-
Hated man Moms ward r*w*n officers
are aiwkmntty «■ .«a*tMi aa caterers,
end athdni tnabe • »«yv had fiat of It,
It ta a principle imwi ward room of.
kcern ta ndteuio th* n»»»* caterer and
pour calsadr spa hi# efforts, no
matter how *nce*e#fut h* may be, and
(he < ntervr N always tb# butt of all
hand* at! al meal tune* Kverylllng
he seta before hi# mmsmate* a pne
none, d villainous, aad he la mart# aa
nntappy as possible, even tbooth he
lllieor tbe officer* of the me** are *n
ly guying him Al the end at thr mceilh
the expenses of the mem *re divided
up arnona all of ih# off!* #!* of th* me**,
each paying his portion.
U*ul. Vlrt.rt- Mlu*. th* nervy young
officer, who rectvdy performed the seal
of gettlna a good view at th* Kianlrli
fleet In Panting . hartssr bv mskins a
daring dri-ur of aeventy-Bvr ml).-* or
so on ruhnn *ot». was attached to Ih*
Bennington, which wn# lying te Hono
lulu harbor, nbout three year* •#-> He
was then an ensign and hr had eiot up
to that tlm* hem a ward room cairrer
tta h* was unanlomusly elected almoet
as Ms* a* he wa# attached to the Ben
nington.
Meat. Blue I# a giant of a young
man and exceedingly nafurcl
But h* mad* * rad hash of th* caterer's
job. He got his account all u'lxrd up
before he hid served as a caterer for
a week, and had to pay a lot of aelgnor
lotagr out of hi# own pocket. The meal*
he placed before hi* messmate* were
satisfactory enough, hut the caterer's
}«.b wore tm U*ul. Blue a grrnl deal.
He figured on how to get hi* conge-
When a new caterer 1* elected It is
Ihe custom of the ward room ofn.cr to
weigh themselves every day in a spirit
of fun In order to worry the caterer
amt to njakq It appeal, by their solemn
ly averred loss of weight that they
were being half starred.
fdetlt. Blue went down to the engine
room one day, after he had been wor
ried over the catei ee's job for a week
or so. sod dug out a big dop scales.
He tinkered with It for a while. Then
he rigged a bo'sun's chair to It. carried
It alt. and suggested to the officers
that when they wonted to weigh them
selves thereafter they use those scale*
of his. The officer* didn't expect any
thing. and after dinner several of them
weighed themselves. They had all lost
a pound since the day before. They
said the scales were wrong and Ueut.
Blue admitted that perhaps they were.
They all weighed again the next day.
Kach of them lost another pound, and
they began to feel of their waistbands
wondwlngly.
All of the officer# of the Bennington
ward room mess went on losing flesh,
according to Lieut. Blue's scales, for
ten days or so.
Then a meeting of the ward room of
ficers was called, and Lieut. Blue was
dropped as caterer as tie'ng ‘'lncompe
tent and no-account anyhow.'' Lieut.
Blue didn't have to servqea caterer for
the lent of the etwuise, and he wore
a smile of deep content every time he
looked at a weighing apparatus.
OUT OF THE OINUER JUG.
‘•Did y«u ever play asked j
Spencer of Darwin. “Yes. on the miss
ing links.” was the reply that made a
golf between them.
1 ' r~*
“I cannot tell a lie. father,” said
George, when questioned as to where
he got the story about the cherry tra?,
“I clipped it with my little paper cut
ter.”
“I went out yesterda yto celebrate
with a century run," said Bearings ten
tatively. “What wheel did you ride?”
“Pin-wheel, of course-” said the patri
otic cyclist.
“Why don't you strike a Wow for
; bm but but bm but l)m bm bmb
emphasizing her query with a blow
on Mr. Linwood’s broad breast. “Wait,”
lie said, impressively, as tie took two
cigars from his vest pocket and laid
them on the tabourette, “strike again,
and then to arms lu the common
cause"
OASTOYIIA.
Bear, the <9 T! '* You Have Always Bougtit
„
A Parallel.
(Philadelphia' Rem.)
Sherman's famous march from At
lanta to tbo sea may, find a parallel In
that of Shatter from Santiago to Hav.
ana -: .t, .ibjaiffimsisifffetV’ i'&M,
M HM» U UL kOtrf A.
st. mum
ll Hillman. Ga.,
Ntn .pxdf'Nsmi h t-fc A.at*f
Hate«* ‘«hsf” Ih* »<*M** *0 1*
ta* highest steadaM, AHtewt**** •• *
atitetei ***** va*u»«*»'i tkihctei **•>
rf)*f haw* I tea pw*i teta* 1* g*»*>*
4 iiltest.
j. s euiTEfi. mm ct
THE REED HOUSE
AT HARIXiH
Rf trtj For tb« Aectteisodfitioo of
SkKUn«T (lofitfi.
Nr* M A- k*Mi ha* !**•* <ha's**f
Ik* lists, *i Hark* and th* Hgh stands**
sad #k tasiaeteedM-osv *»U h* *>*«•
lban »ate>slb*-t rtering Uwomlag item
Itm Boom* smf Bat** *| p y ta
MR' M A- HKI!», Hart**, ft*.
SEASON OF iBqB
HOTEL
MONTE
SANO
HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA.
Tbe Qieei of Hotmail Bmirti
OPENS JUNE 20th-
PRICES MODERATE.
JACK H. CLANCEY, Manager-
PRETTY rough on th« chimney
■weep. Ill* oer illation, Ilk*
Othello’*, "i* gone." bet him get
lorni cteauliar employment Onr
housekeeper* won't tolerate dirt in
any form iu ■ onncctiou with cook
ing. No *oot to f«ll down Into
your cook pint. Dirt mid gas
•love* are had friend*.
For particular* call at the office of
THE OAK LIGHT CO. OF AUGUSTA,
*22 BROAD ST.
FOR
$3,000
I offer For Sale No. 425
Fenwick street.
House*contains 9 Rooms,
Bath Room, Pantry, Etc.,
all in perfect order. There
is also good Stable in yard.
Lot 50 by ! 32 feet.
John VV. Dickey,
1 and 2 Library Building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
In any sums desired from
SSOO upwards, in straight
3 and 5 years time, or on
10 years time, payable in
equal annual instalments.
Lowest rates of interest.
No expense to borrower
except the usual attorney
and record fees. No delay
in getting the money.
Alexanfler&Jolmson
Agent* Scottish Ameritan
Mortgage Company.
705 Broad St.
Check Lost of $1 331.31,
ON THE GEORGIA RAILROAD
BANK, No. )4107, drawn by C. W.
Pilcher, attorney for Jos. H. Speais,
dated June liith inst.. (ami mailed
same day) in favor H. A. Cook, fox
51331.31. Payment has been stopped.
Alt persons warned against using in
any way said cheek.
(Signed)
J. H. SPEARS, 1*:
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tmMStmA- Attorney.
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from Macon and Augusta to New York
without change
B. A. BRAND. Gen. Agt..
7« Broad «U.. Augusta. Ga.
T M KMKMSON, Traffic Mm *ger.
n M. EMERSON, r.en. Pas* Agt
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
H. C. BEATTIE. Receiver.
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A!1 regular train* from Anderson to
Walhalla have right to track over
trains of the same rlaa* moving in op
posite direction, unless otherwise spec
ified by train orders,
i Wilt also stop at following station*
to take on or let off pawenxert: Phln
cey’s, James and Sandy Springs.
No. 12 connects with Southern rail
way No. 12 at Anderson.
Nos. £ and 6 contiect with Southern
railway Nos. 12 and 37 at Scmaea.
J. R. ANDERSON. Superintendent.
CAROLINA AND xNORTHWEStT
ERN RAILWAY.
Schedule in Effect, March 6, 1898.
Eastern Time Standard.
Leave Augusta. Southern Ry,. 9:30 p.m.
Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m.
Leave Chester. C. & N. W. Ry 7:45 a m.
Arrive Lenoir, C. & N. W. Ry 1:16 p.m.
Leave Lenofr, Stage 3:00 p.m.
Arrive Green Park, Stage .. .. 7:00 p.m.
Arrive Blowing Rock. Stage .. 7:30 p.m.
O~XV HARPER. C. F. HARPER,
President. Q- ■
Attention, Housekeepers
When *n Need of Table or Cooking
Sherrie*, Imported or Domestic Port
Wine, Claret, Fine Whlskie*. by the
bottle or gallon (all popular brands),
Schlltz Beer, Schlitz Extract of Malt,
Baas Ale, Guinness’ Dublin Stout, or
anything pertaining to a first class
"Whiskey House, send to or call on
T. P. FAGAN.
35K8F. 917 Broad street.
—.ORDER FOUR
COAL and WOOD
North Augusta Coal & Simply Co
Quantity and Qnality Guaranteed.
F. W. SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT
Bell ’Phone 2164 Strowger 365
Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port
folio No. 8, just received
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Exo*'ll#»nt <tai)jr i*rvto* b*tw«sn
Florida *ud New York.
Nn* 37 and 88— W«j*hinftcm and Southwwt«m
Limited. Solid VevtibuJod train with diniaf
car* and first class couches north of < Tiarlott*.
Pullman drawin* room sioeping cars between
Tamp*. J*ck*onvtU«, B*v*nn*h. Washington
and New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Charlott*
and Richmond.
Pullman drawin groom sleeping cars be
tween Greensboro and Norfolk Close conned*
tion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT*
arriving there in time for breakfast.
Solid train, with Parlor cars, between
Charleston and A»hoviMe.
No*, as and 98-17. g. Fast Mall- Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping car* be
tween Ja<*k*oatiille and New York and Pull
man sleeping cars between Augusta and Char
lotte. Pullman .sleeping cars between Jack'
aonvtlle and Columbia, en route daily between
Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via AeheviUe.
frank s. gannon; j. m. culp.
Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr. J- M.. Waabtoaton.
W. A. TURK. 3. H. HARDWICK.
Gh P. A.. Washington. A. O. P. A.. Atlanta.
GEORGIA - - RAILROAD.
(90th Meridian Time.) jj
Schedule Effective April 24, 1898.
Pullman Sleeper* between Macon and
New York. .
Through Pullman Sleeper* between Au
gueta and St. Loul*.
Lv Augusta ..j 7:o6am) S:2opm|lo:3opm
Ar Atlanta ...|l2:36pmi B:2opm| 6:ooam
Ar Macao ....|ll:l6am| | 6:45am
Ar Athens ....!l2:lspm| 7:3opm|
Ar Gaine*vlUe|‘3:46pmj |
Ar ’White Fl’*i*l:oopm| | -
Ar Mni'gg’le -!l0:10am| | 4:3oam
Ar Wash’ton ..|10;10amj 7:lopm|
Picayune train leaves Augusta dally
except Sunday at 5:15 p. m., and ar
rives at Milledgeville at 8:10 p. m.
Train* arrive at Augusta 6:15 a. m,
7:45 a. m., 1:20 p. m., and 8:26 p. m.
A. G. JACKSON, G. P. A.
JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A.