The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, July 13, 1898, Page 2, Image 2
WEDNESDAY
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Close Om ilio Balance of Girdles on flam
.. V * ■■■ ■ mumhtM, »fetl ■ «*:■»■—
$3.00. $4, $5, $6 and $7.00 Ones
Your Pick for $1 and $2.
LEWIS J. SCHAUL. jewel!*.
VANKKiC DOODLE
IN CUBA
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a. * 3#- * * I
it Sweet•*( Mr«k is Use Ear* of
the Soldier Bojr»
LETS BATS SOU iT HOIK
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS
$149 UP
SECOND HAND SQUARES
$40.00 UP
Parlor Organs $39 up
Second Hand SIO up
jrt'Li. uri or amcAL uoom at
BOTTOM ITUt‘EH-
Thomas & Barton,
W. H BARRETT. IMcrivw,
tl# Broadway, AafM**> <»».
SOUTH CAROLINA DOTS.
What 'la Going on Over In Thai
Slut#.
The opera house at Onlamhia ha.
l, , n leased for 11.1*0 per annum
A number o» people of Anderson ai>
complaining that their well* are trolmr
&Ts.
•>,. clover. 8. C.. Cotton Munufar
tur,rtg company ha. been authorised to
~. . . it, capital Bloch to It&O.Mt)
15'i‘il# Nance of Abbeville, who ha* I
■ In had health for a lon* time,!
i* r* -<it Improve. He ha* hone to At-
Jfrlta for tri'iiw^nt.
Tto* r, t ruiUnjr atfirm who won* «t >
P ri»«*tt#vHl«* Ibh( wct>k only ■tlcrnflwl
[n gfttHtg osM rtrruH from the cflusiy.
(itenn WollAf of Btehfcfin• *
Tho cotton mill*, better i
known a« the Kl«Nn| Croak, wss de- j
LADIES’ TIES
SOMETHING NEW
J. lILLERWALKEE
THE HATTER.
IKHSTOX: HATS
stroyed by tire n few days oeo. The in.
Huranit on the building and machin
ery waa $35,000.
The war It var hat broken out In
Greenwood again, *t)i\ Una Jtßietbe
feeling Is auch a* to warrant the be
lief that a company wltl be organised
frnm that county.
It I. expected that the Edgefield
cottue factory will he running In about
two weeks. The last tnstnlmunt of ma
rhinegi' has arrived and Is being plne
ed In position. <>•
Greenwood had an Ice famine for two
days lost week. The soda fountains
had to ahut down on Wednesday. The
need of an lee factory there la becom
ing more apparent every day.
Ninety-til* Is In telephone communi
cation with Anderson. Abbcvllle.Green
vllle, Cltoton and sister suburban
loan*, among them may be mentioned
enterprising, go-ahead Greenwood.
OAfITOnXA.I
B«an the - Haffl Always Bought
H T"
A KOUOH RIUUR.
He Is Lecturing Down In South
Georgia.
Way cross. Ga.. July IS. Dr, A. A.
Luther of Oklahoma, who has received
an honorable discharge from Roose
velt's Rough Riders, on account of In
juries received after the first famous
engagement of the Rough Riders, near
Kcntiago. made a lecture last night at
the armory of the Waycrnsu Rifles.
.[■].,., v vaa a splendid audience and a
L-iuetUm was taken up by Misses
V 4un at;d Hennlngton, by request of
Chairman John T. Myers, to purchase
quinine and tobacco for the Rough Ri
der*.
PALM READING.
Chicago Record.
“Cau you tell anything by looklug at
tay hand?”
"Yes, .1 should infer, looking closely
at youfiftajfd, tlat a Wvy war tax had
GROMHNG THE FRUIT.
Tit Mull} lit* at Clwk *
Hitt
fIM leaalr) Around Alaat Adapted
|$ ||M tU**4«tt« •%
(|lp*€f*l te Tito N«ni4 1
Ctsrto* llill. to. C>. i«lf t) frama to
Qf |me*|vv jNMlf* s(prt tototo I*l** ft It Iftto
dirt mi, Us 0. A* toMi aM ft H
•roH «rt toll •*»•# ifljr of *#s#'* if * if« '
armm of (Mtf It f*MKli 19488 *o*l iffw
Ifent (lot i%*f b#** fe#*s rutit*titf,
ftoiil ftof ilUtoill tilA ssrjtM »wt
[**##» Tlhff <o*lll Oil «** Sft4 |*«n 04
flit butticfi fti4 had to luri It. u oil
otliff booto*os of |vtoi(tl volos I*
IfOtOtol, Ot ttto *rbiH»! of *tpsrirOO»
Ai o ffitlt of their oamattowc* tto*y
sot not* tlglrt nr Un tfeotasssto fiwi»
jvirriftf to %srl*ti#s too the tsrltou
to iht toto*i ind ttnt not otto cor* In
odoot «*#rto amttety to tbr (Mfviiif toil
oaroomty in (to# p#rf<e k>s 0# r*rb It
1* worth the tltor »mJ trnoblr of »n»*
not to vlolt eithat at roro of to*o* of*
chard*, for they wilt be snrprtaad at
itetr magnitude and beauty.
Tour c,froapottdcol baa raerntty vts-
I ted these orchard, and la aatiaßwd
that they will furnish three or four
thousand first-riaas paacbea for market
this year, and these 1 pel ode all the
finer varletlea from the rarly Alexan
der to the Rtwquehsntish The draw
hacks that these gent lenten have to
contend with ran be principally rlataed
under taro brads, via; Exorbitant at
proas rate# and tmfalrnasa of rommla
at on men.
The commlaalon men uanally take
the larger share of what the express
company leaves
The growers have now made ar
rang. ir.-nta to ship the bulk ot their
| erup by freight In refrigerator ears
ar.'l while the rates ar> high They am
still considerably leas than tbs express
j rat-?* and If all goes well promises a
hsudsome relura to the growers.
There are hundreds of acres of land
adjoining these gentlemen well adapted
to mosi of tb-e small fruits and can be
j bought at very mod- rate price*. I am
told that In the memory of the oldest
I inhabitant there he* never been hut
one total failure In tfee fruit crop ot
this community. With all the draw-
I backs of high rates, rascality and Inex-!
perleore on (heir part thrt these gen-:
[tlenien have had to contend with tlw»re
i have bem several years when one or
mor* of them has cleared from four
hundred to one thousand dollars on
their fruit crop.
The great need of this luuilnexa here
I* more growers *o that they ran form
a combination strong enough to fight
combines and tliua secura better and
rheaper rntea and terms. There ’*
more In It If gone Into properly.
ORDERLY'S SUICIDE.
Reprimanded He Took Hl* Own
Life.
New York. July 13 —WUWsm Smith,
orderly to Capt. Rrownsoo, ot the aux- |
Illary cruiser Yankee, ftlew out his .
brains In the cabin of the vessel. Ha |
was nn old sailor and had faithfully
served hla country for msny years. A
dispatch arrived yesterday fort Capt.
Brownaon, and. It Is sold, entrusted to
Smith.
Lots of visitors were wandering about
the ship and In some way the missive
varnished. Whether tt was taken from
the desk or from the orderly’a person la
not known, hut he coulitn’t find It.
Someone said sharp words to the old
orderly, who prided himself on hi* rec
ord. and all visitors were ordered from
the ship.
Whether Smith regarded the repri
mand as undeserved or whether his
heart wo* broken over the Jacketing he
got no one knows, but he drew a re
volver In the captain’s cabin and shot
himself dead. He wai buried with na
val honors.
BALL AT ALLENDALE.
A Delightful Evening Dow nat Port
Royal.
[Special to The Herald ]
Allcndnle, S. C., July 13.—A german
was given here Monday evening In
honor of Mr. J. E. All, of Clemson
f.nd wias a grand occasion. The music,
was of the very best anu was made by
principally home talent. Quite a num
ber of Invited guests were present from
neighboring towns and cities. Among
them were: Messrs. Daniel and Bracey,
of Augusta; also Mr. J. F. Franklin, of
Augusta. The hall was handsomely
decorated. Miss Sally Tobin, of Allen
dale. was the guest of the evening.
Trunk Repairing
By expert trunk makers. Augusta
Trunk Factory, 843 Broad. ’Phone 2181.
Greece and Turkey are the out Eu
ropean countries into which the tele
phone has not yet been introduced.
Sweeden has <he largest number of tel
ephones per capita of any country in
the world, i.J
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
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dwrtoif hOmm ISA* pro-a.-1 Ay Bov
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•Mg wm •# sw, p*M>h' 4 dwriß* t M
egaifiroaate*, I*l *W -Maklr tlt, mhu*4
liv-rod «a W<4srMif «l«kl hf l*r-.f
11 r*< f sf gatotf <ll-*, A) (k,
wsi< of thr asmk's* ha a,,ifs
qWIIS II MUrrosnag talk fa (ha isisbit
at tha nslkf, sad awrows-Agt la gg.f .a*
aaaro la tha ißKsal at uaw haadrod a«4,
fifty tWtara.
Hr* W I, Wrawwo si M'il*a a'r.
4at In r*4 a vary flat grtfiM’at It fi-i
aa WalcnAai
ta<a| tbs ataay vis tors th attaafi
, %»', and wkoav savsa as »*r. taut hah *
joyed a*»r* fir, }. A. Thttauatna n
:K, Cook of Mvaaaab. J. I ’ witfiia
of Watiurtaro W R Mtimfnrd >4 Mr
i oa, X M deruega u 4 Mr lmo aid of
fiavaanah and ntkars. la rooafip- isa
. with ih* rsahisaw, th* Ijaufib
laaotir ha Id Ka rowrontlon oa ashkb a
number of dtlagaiaa attataded Tka
•Mata Bpworth laafiaa pf*a*d*#t. Mr
J, L. Uardlha, and the stale iasau
•ecoad vie# proaldeht. Mtm Hsttla
ftawaat’’. of fiavaaoah asro p reseat *ln
Friday a ght Mr. Qardlwa mad* tails
so ah la and I m [Ohaa ‘aa lertore oa Iha
; Worka of tka l-racwa. aod Mia* Ha«*s *y
ic4d ta a moat graceful an.,nn< r a vrrv
intaroattng paper oa My Work la >ha:
ittrood 11* part meat Quite a number j
of names! and loetrarttv* talks tsar- \
mad* by tha dlfferrnl dakrgataa. The
lonfemnr* and convention rimed on
Friday n.gki. Tbs miu stem aod la la- j
I gate?, up. eased tbalf spprvrtstioa of
the h- spballt. and klndn*sa of the pco-,
pla of Kvtvsnia by passing raaolntiona
!to that effect. i
Among tha fair vialtora In SyDaa.t
• M prem nt are M'-ae* Roaa Full he.-.;
He He Cot of Wayncabrrn. Halite Mini?, i
llf at ft# Hmlngtr*. es Mobley Fuad,.
i Ixmiae Moore of Monroe. La . Puraley.
and ftlmoinn* of Gifyion.
Col. J. W. O.’aratreat, a rlaing young
d* nr cratir aurrney of tkia plana, and
tdlicr of The kylvasla Tel- ple n< baa
just nt,Bounced hla candidacy lor rat--
j ie.raiiiativ* from Hcravan rotinly to rf.a
j unit larlJlalura. Mr. H. 8. Whits
j will oppose him on tha populist Grief. I
Mr. White ta also a young lawyer of
this p-acr, and aa both of thaaa young
men ba.-e much popularity and .* of tu
rner In their rt-spe live parties Scivv
‘cn axperts lo have "kut timas" befor*
the rmnpaign will have closed.
A party composed of Mr*. E. K.
Ovtrsluet, Mlatea Annie May and
Corrla Ovanrtroet. M-sara. R. M. Iliy
sn Mid J, W. Overstreet, left Tuesday
mcru.ng for New York, to be gnno
| some Urn*. Before returning, they will
.visit Washington, Balllmore. Norfolk
and Asheville.
LOVES AMERICANS.
A Comment on La By the Defeated
Admiral.
Portsmouth, N. H., July 13.—Admiral
Cervern has consented to talk with rep
resentatives of the press, who went out
to tha St. Louts on a tug.
‘‘You ask me," he said, “how I like
America, nod I answer that I hove al
ways liked—and, I may say. lowed—
I your people, but this war has been a
•duty with me and the men under me.
| “I knew that the American fleet e’ear
|ly out) 'asaed me. but It was a question
of flghl-r.g either inside or outside the
harbor.
“I have many friends In America,and
have only the kindliest feeling for them
—but every man has a duty to perform
to his country, and alt Spaniards tried
to perform that duty. Ttv’re has been
much feeling in Spain, and I Wink all
Spsln to know the truth—that awry
ship of my squadrpi fought untM the
last, rood When wA could do no more
we surrendered
"1 have much Interest to kflow th’
exact situation in Spain. Capt. Good
rich has trented us all ss well ns one
could possibly be treated. My officers
have occupied quarters In the saloon,
and w-e earmot conwhiln."
A telegram was taken to Admiral
Corvcra at 10:30 o’clock night before
Jast. Nothing Is known about the send
er or tha purport of the dispatch.
BUCKLEN’S ARNICA 6ALVB.
Tha best Salve In the world sot
Cute. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhoum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all SklD
Eruptions, and poeitively cures Piles,
or no pay required It Is guaranteed to
give pertect satisfaction or money re
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
aale by the Howard & Willett Drug
00.
HEPHZIBAH.
Personal Hention-Visitors in the
Village.
[Special to The Herald.]
Hephzibah, Ga., July 13. —Mr. G. P.
Brinson, wife and child, of Lawton
vllle, are visiting at the residence of
Mrs. T. R. Farmer.
Miss Sarah Farmer has returned
from a peasant visit among friends in
Louisville.
Mr. Henry Miller has rented the
Story place, two miles south of this
village, and will soon move into his
new home.
THB AUGDBI’A HEHAU)
GOOD* FOR AUGUSTA.
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mttai itottdi ifll~ 1 iu*H #a4 tv her
maw ****** ha\* h*m mrrta4 am
so 4. w»th tot* *sl mUoM. taaea $* *e
t#*6 both lot* to tof iaq U ftM
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- th# ki(h fiAAAfitl fffDti tout hi#
- h##s $ exultsnt if»<it»r» v w*ti! to lo“fu ’ i
MMQtoHumi wit) shrsjr« aaSar
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pmbUc nft*nri*l fH*ndto« htsb CHi#s
.with iufb $ itiMisi cmn rff**r
;oth#r *dviint*<*s to roumtnf sn4
iodoftr; sttract cip'ltl llurb
ait what* ißwattmn trill b# raadr, 1
fsad this ta cm# at th* raaaaa* f >r cos- ’
itfnt#m* to tha frovtl at tb# south. It |
hp on* of th# r#a*on« why we tool uJ? (
to rallii»« th# stfeotton of j
[ sad lows* wnon th# so uthern rsll
-10*7? ““ Southern FI#I4.
WINNSIiOIfO.
The Fairfield Coanlv Teacher* Insti
tute ia Session.
| Special to The Hrrald.l
W i.a*l»’ro, 8. C..*luly IS.—The Fair-1
field county Teachera’ Instllut.* opened
at Ml. Zion college Monday morning I
and will remain Ip aeealnn throughout
the week. Sup nieadcnt Wallace of
the Newlarrj 'graded schools and Hu
Eurlntmdcnt Haort as tba Cheater
schools and Mias Nellie Chapman, of
Spartanburg. a r ? broe *c attetulaacr.
Quite a niimhcr of teacher# enrolled
on Monday.
Several new store* are going up hero.
Dr. J Biuhanah la building a new
(Jrug store. Mr. H. E. Kitchen la put -
UP a dry goods ttordf Several j
ofhfr, ore also being ereeted In the lot
left vacant by the fire a few months
ago.
h A’ f’rllghtful german vena given In
the ormory last week. Quite a large
crowd was prea-nt. Tha Columbia
baiid furnished the music.
The following teachers were elected
I for the mrulng year at Mt. Zion: Prof.
IW. H Withrow, principal: Mr. J. F.
Fooshe. assistant principal, and Misses
F,. J. Obcar. M. J. Harris, Agne* Rice.
Nanine Phinney and Mary Withburn.
music teacher.
Last Thursday night L. Landlcker’a
store was broken Into and about fifty
dollars In money and seme valuable
paper* were taken. No clue to the
tblef.
Ready Always
To discount competition. We make
trunks and sell at manufacturers price.
Trunk Factory, 843 Broad.
COTTON BOLLS.
Memphis. Tenn. The crop contin
ues firm.
.Macon, Ga. Cotton Is In tine con
dition. T
.Leesburg, Ga. Cotton crop doing
well.
Helena, Ark.—Cotton is in fine con
dition.
Palestine. Tex.—Weather favorable
for farm work.
San Antonio, Tex.—Weather favor
able.
Columbia, Tex. Farm work well
advanced.
Selma. Ala.—Crop clean and doing
well.
Alexandria, La. Prospects are very
good and with a dry July will make
good crop.
Statesburg. S. C. Refreshing show
ers have fallen on four days of the
week. The crops have been greatly ben
efited.
Brenham, Tex. Dry weather is
badly needed. Cotton choked with grass
and weeds.
Mobile, Ala. Cotton is growing
very rapidly. There are pomplaints of
excessive rains and grass, from some
sections. «
Montgomery. Ala. Rain on five
days of the week has done much good.
Outlook fine.
Charlotte, N. C. Cotton is doing
very well, but it, will only 4>e a matter
of a f<*w days before tt will need
rai®. . . l: f
LETTER FROM C»NP.
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b rJO ito# ri44# Stolls ««*#*#s f *#* j
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tss s rsls vto#f mto •KtoiT~ > to«|
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to srsK tat rrtofoi#*s#» o*s? I* risi#';
#4 sS»to tills s*ornfS|t stoest bs*f-psri j
•tx sn4 si Is still fK*ries 4otoSj
in sto##is Gssr4 mount «n ma*t* to
. 1 -j <in _ wit to i
taao order [lea hHag arlectad by I
Baxley, the • o>er of the guard la a
few short momenta. The aahttaiat?
m< pon poets are eatchlng aot aolda
CLEANING UP CAMP.
Something the very reverse. Moat of
the men are too well segsoned. after
two months rough ratnp Ilfs, to be lia
ble to even a slight cold or cough from
th# wet; but It Is very uncomfortable,
being wet. and then there are the rusty j
gun* to clean In the morning, and the j
brasses to repollsb. The salt air rusts
■teal and tarnishes braes in a few hours
andl every morning for half an hour af
ter the firat drill Offieej Goetchius
gives oil to the so'dleri of Company
C, and they are toon at work rubbing
the red rusty barrels of the guns to the
original blue polish.
The wounded soldiers from Santiago
passed through Tampa yesterday in
fifteen earn They all seemed in good
spirits and took their misfortunes like
men. The care of the wounded has
not been systeroixed perfectly and
white and colored were mixed in ir
respective of color. Their wounds are
not painful for the most part, and few
amputat’ons will be necessary. These
men go lo Atlanta and o-hor stations
north where there Is bexter accommo
dations and cooler weather. Where a
bullet from the Springfield rifle would
kill a man instantly, the Mauser rifle,
used by the enemy. »"nds a bullet In
flicting a wound which gets well and
allows the soldier to be In the field
again within a few weeks. It is said
by men who claim to have served in
the Cuban army that they have known
men to be shot through the body in
several places and fight on for perhaps
fifteen or twenty minutes, and would
be back from the hospital in two
month*, ready to go into another bat
tle.
A regiment of artillery left Tampa
yesterday for the Port, ready to leave
on thq next expedition. The Second
Georgia seems to be lost In the shuffle,
and all the boys ace properly indig
nant. The reports of the fighting in
Cuba only heaps more fuel on the pa
triotic fires which blaze In their
breasts, and many of the men are dis
gusted with the whole wax, ’because
ibey have not sconer been ordered to
the front.
Will Sledge, Cleland Rood and Mr.
Mann of Cedartown have thrown iheir
lot with the volunteer army, and will
no doubt prove a valuable addition to
the ranks of Company C. They ar
rived late Saturday night and have
since expressed themselves as much
pleased with the life and willing to
stick to the end.
Gardelle, the druggist Jiaa Just receiv
ed his fresh supply of turnip seed, and,
remember, they are good if they come
from Gardefle’s. ,
Macaulay & Co., advertise today for
a competent dressmaker^
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ADVERTISEMENT COUPON.
TO 1111- Al'iUTl MLRAI.D:
Pfgfilt intfirl tha mJvertigommt written
tot low-”' tlffifii In your “WANT** columns,
for which you will find BncioicKf S— osnts
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IJU»IICS LIST
A— \nrA* K. ARtonon. Mrt W.
B—Mm Jam#* Itrotos. Mr* Ui*i>Hh
Hfiiiirj' t*a*'f Botin. Mts# Aina
C—Ml** Ftotfllnr Coofst* Mi#* toril*
Col# Miti IMkSta oCltor. Mi** An*
F— Mr*, e P
a Mi#* Ruth UMmor*. Mrs. Nobis
H-Mr* > Ms» ttos ItoiiS#*. Poly Hsto.
Mrs mnjamto Harr!*. Mr* Brito*
J—Mrs. Id* Fvss* Jofir*. Mi** Muff
Jlatoto#. Mts* M*mtr Jfctomiß, Ml**
Mam*# Jose# <sperk»l>.
K—Mrs. N. A. Ktrj.
Lr-Mm* Mils B UnA**j, Mrs H A.
Mi** Hilda Lv*!s (J>, Mi*.
Alb u taowberres.
M Mlsr Jnsl# Mr* H V.
Mays Mrs Belle V. MttcWll. Mrs.
Agnes May*. Miss Deller Mcßum.
0- Miss t’arrte frimy.
p Mra. M. A. Parla.
R -Mrs. Anna Iloherao*.
ff—Mra. Mlt Bummeray.
W Him Mary W.lght, Mra. Clary
W right.
OtNTLBMEN B LIST.
A—P. H. Alktnaon. Cecil Arthur.
B—Joe Bendlea. »» K Bolton- Sip B»l
--ty, W I. Uarnes, F. R. Blgnon.
(colored.)
|(.—Theodore Cargill. C. L Casstty. J.
F. Carswell, Luthur Chiles, Charlie
D-Cirorgo Duocan. O. Doarn, Edward
Draton.
I B—D. F. Edwards.
F—Jaime Fay. Thomas Fyfe (foreign.)
G—Glover Glover.,
H Felix Hunts). J W Hammcll. H.
Haydon Charlie Hognat.
Y-Jamro Jackson. 8. T. Jackaon. A.
B. Jones.
K—James L. Kelly.
L —C. A. Irfgueaux. H ns Lee
M —Will Myera. Golden More, W. ‘
M orman.
N—Charlie Ntokens. f J•,
P— Lafayette Parker.
K—W J.
S—Rev. Wash Samuel*. Jno. Sheltcn,
N. Sergent, J. L. B ** r f*’ n
W W P. Western, John t\ orsley. u.
H. Williams. Richmond Washing
ton, W. B. Weeks.
MISCELLANEOUS).
The Raptlat Centennial, Miss <^ fma * >
& Jones, Colored Raptlst Church.
Messrs. Cloy. Midwood & Co., Va
riety Springs. The Mission Echo.
McMataon A Johns c
THIRD class.
Wulton Way. T. A. MIL hell.
FOURTH CLASS.
C D. Lyones, Mrs. Hattie Williams,
Sarah Johnson. Thoe. Means. Geo.
L. Thomas.
W. H. STALLINGS, P. M.
Special Notices;
Dr. Frank W clch. Resident Dentist
ROOMS 413, 414. AND 41» DYER
BUILDING. Take elevator. Bpac;a.
attentlon giver, to orthodenture, oral
Surgery; Crowe and Bridge work.
Webbs Lodge, No. 166, F. & A. M.
Augusta, Ga., July 13, 1898.
. A COMMUNICATION OF WEBBtS
Lodge, No. 166, wili be held in the
Blue Room, Masonic Hall, THURS
DAY NIGHT, 14tti inst., at 8:30 o’clock.
The M. M. Degree will be conferred.
Visiting brethren cordially welcomed.
By order E- 8. McCREARY, W. M.
C. K. COFFIN, Secretary.
JOHN F. M’CARTHY,
Solo-Violinist.
Late of Royal Conservatory, at Leipzig,
Germany.
PUPILS WANTED.
For terms, dates .etc., address 512
Ninth St., Augusta, G*.
CAUSE FOR CONGRATULATION
Quincy Nonpareil.
Cervera may congratulate himself
that he is at last safe in the bands of
the Americans. L
July ra
CNE-OENTA WORD
SITUATION WANTED
WAXTKt> hmiTIOX AS M'HVR*
wot!: trotted hattee Jiul 1/itt.lO Kai>
loci it mi, city. July 13
WAXTirv-WOHK; HOSTT-4CR OH
ysirimoti <»f in} think stmut tto#
N» #d:wa^ito. Api’tv Wra-
Jscto#on ntfwi, rlty. July li
W A NTE r>—B ITl* ATT ON AS BUTLKi:
csschmsn or porter or tny kind f
work: 'it a.ume. Jm>. 1 • KoU
loeli rirvot. elty # July 12
WAifTBD-FOimON A# KXdIN
FBIt or to take f har#.- of vtationasy
SftStS# Itlici ta* fhltfeg*. C*)6 |Ciu** iwil ot
references. J. K. Merrill. 1311 Railroad
avenue. July 14
HELP WANTED 1
WANTED —A FIRST CLASS I HESS- |
! MAKER to take charge of a work- |
room In a pronln nt S--ui*i Caroima
WANTSSD—AGENTS AND CAN\*r^H
SFRS I -k
--you. The Dean Ideal i’!n sells to
[lady on sight. No comp tttlon.
| are making 14 to )1Q n day. CtrculJW
five. Mme. Thompe n’.- Hair Nov.-fJB
I Co.. KS Urooda ay, New York city. I a
L
FOR SALE
CREAM-CREAM AT 24 JACKS jN BT.
VERY CHEAP—PIat ot*. guns. must,
cal instruments; watt ben almost given
away, at Unoh. Lew’s.
FOR~ SALE CHEAP-A PATR OF
young horses. Will work double or
single. C. H. Howard, Jr., at Howard
& Wtllet Drug Co. June 28 ts .
FOR PALE OR RENT—HOUSE OF 7
rooms on Lincoln street. In good con
dition. on easy terms. Win. SchwelgerL
Aug 1,
I WILL SELL VERY REASONABLY
a lot of second hand doors, blinds,
sash and wooden columns. Call for T.
J. D»ly, Oliver Row, Monument street,
and he will show and price them. Ja
cob Phinlay. Augusta, Go. Aug i
i
TO RENT
FOR RENT—FROM OCT. 1. 1898, THE
dwelling No. 522, Ellis street. Apply
to Jacob Phlntxy, Aug 1
a... 1 11 ————
TO RENT—FROM OCT. 1 DWELLING
-1229 Broad Street, containing ten
rooms Apply to T. T. Wingfield.
July 24
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—AFRICAN PARROT. SLATE
colored with red tail. Escaped Sat
urday morning. Suitable reward ta
finder upon return to mo. P. J- Sulli
von. Aug 1
LOST—HEAD OF SCARF PIN, PLAI
TED gold, with diamond centre. Re
turn to Herald. July 13
TAKEN UP—FAWN COLORED COW
with crumpled horns Monday. Own
er can get same by calling at Orphan
Asylum. July 14
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMER COURSE OSBORNE’S BU
CTv£cc rm.T.FCF—FuII commercial
course reduced from SSO to 135. bhort
hand and typewriting $45. Boys and
girls fiora 15 years and up taken.
June II ts
WANTED TO PURCHASE —A SMALL
retail drug business. Address Drug
gist, care Herald. July 14
TWO BOARDERS WANTED AT 739
Telfair street. Can give a large,
pleasant, room with twp l*fcds, on rea
sonable terms, . Aug 1 _ _