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At Ibal tlm* a Brttlab pMMliara*** •«* rat* tiiratl to am Vraartr** »•*•*! aa4 aold M'tiaa f> iirict Altorarjr Br*lo *i* rlarh of ' I’bllMl Mata* >*ourt ha fnuad >b* rrmil* to Ibl* 014 raaa Tto haarlnc of lb* inllmnnv loaior- • row will 00l to publla. aaarrdto* to a darUtoa raa4arad bjr lb* 4l*trici aiior uajr tbl* nioralng Hr aaya nran tb;» ■owapaprr rtprraaotollvaa will ha bar rail Tba MMBtoUlaonar* will litre out ■«rh Infrrmalkm a* lhay think proper altar rwrb 4ny'a aaaalon WHILE THE W»A LISTS All who man'll walk ot *;axut iknulil shake min iMi nhiw'H Allan'* F*»>t- Khh>, ■ p.twdor It curt| aohiaci ttvd. ai.ro. swollen foot .gad auk** light «r now »ht»» eaay. it afeaarn* mowturc. ant prevent* .ho Ban hot am*rtlii|t. blistered. i*Ntliti fvei. All the regular army troop* ami navy men u*e It. Vol unteer* in hot eltmatM can't cxl«*t in comfort without It. Allen'* Poot-Kano 1* *..ld hy all druggist* ami ah. aloro*. jSr. Hample* sent FIIKK Address Al- ' lan 8. Olmsted. L* Roy. N. Y. "PrM**(td." Tha debutante* who van an 'la ant.tnit tha great event* of Ihalr ciol live* "Presraied #1- the Quean’* drawing room" era hav nil it hartley noil a more t|re*om*. laborious time earli year. Nowaday* every one who l* pres uietl In phoioai’Hlihetl before, Instead of af ter. tba great event, anti th l ' pholof-. rapbay la In such demand that It l* nec essary to l»e on hand at an early hour | to yet a picture gt al). and standing a Uni? time in one's fine clothe* before a gnat function i* not a pleasant tusk, as evrry one knows But the photo graph i* P“cas»»rv. How ran it be ab solutely ptovd to one's friend* that the dUtlUfilye tu.ee f'athers have been worn if there Is n > absolute represen tation of them? Those three feathers cause trouble enough In this first place. The plume* i m ist b worn as her Majesty om tnandi, and they must he artistically woven into place, with the veil, hy a "4kllled halr-drcf*er This lx not an auspicious beginning. for It Is a t-re name process to sit under. Then fol low*. when the dressing is completed, l the visit-to the photographer, then the great Ivent of the day. wheie there Is a big ctnail and a general fraying of the tediously prepared toilet, then drawing room teas, and the tired dtbu-. tanle reaches home she is in a stato of collapse, out she hus received a great honor and she has hud as much of it photographed as possible. A man In Virginia rode forty miles to Fairfax Station for the express purpose of getting Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. ami took home with him « doaen bottles of the medicine. Ttie druggist, who relates the incident, adds: "Your remedy seems to he a general favorite wherever known.* Its effects are In deed wonderful in all lung and .throat troubles. Procure a bottle at Alexander Drug & Seed Co.. C. R. Parr, of Bell Tower Drug Store. HARD LINES. "The farmer who lives next to my farm is tha luckiest man 1 ever saw.” “'You surely do not believe In such o thing as luck.” “Don’t 1? Well will you kindly ex plain what is was that caused him to strike oil when ho bored for water tha other day and me to strike water when I bored for oil? Do I believe in luck!" 111 UVI uIfUCIM IQ WAtMlb Me riTtn M m to irali to Mori lar bfwia Mi fM Hay* tM'omA Alfp PA " Pl# ill*' MM p||#‘ *0- pvfvit'AAt tflfAt'lUsM ■ T |*f pi ifc ttttLir* iln mmßma 9|N4t« i <**m fINM«f»A*"4 fep I ‘faito ! 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Ob# mult of thi* of4#r to hiirry tba work of prrpar»iM»" la lha aban donm nl rl tba lataalloa to pul rapid' •re rifle* on nar of ito eolMetrn of fb** Miuadrofl. iM»ril of tbaaa are now at > S' *folk. and nataad of rrmalnlnc ihar* for acotbrr forin ybt to receive ibetr haoerl'b will tail aoutb aabrn they bate thalr buakara fall. All the coal on tbr miller* now at NVrfalk wa* tranaferratl to tba T-ae'-.a of Watana'* wiuadron at Hantlatrn, and to aoma of h>Rm|neß'* ihtpa. an thttt the aaralcae of tba rrlllar* will «m ha nrriad until after Wataon a mnituand ha* croaard the Allanlir. The (labting ahipa and tbr collier* will mart at the ■ rendezvous arlactad. RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. Distressing Kidney sod Bladder Dl*- [ fWt , relieved tn *l* hour* by "New .Ureal South American Kidney Cure.” It 1* a great surprise on account of It* exceeding promptness in relieving patn In Plodder, kidney* and baek, In mala c * female. Relieve* retention of water almost Immediately. If you wnnt qul.x relief and cure, thl* Is the remedy. Sold hy L. A. (Sardelle, druggist. Augusta, Os.. (If Broad street. tmeTbi s opened. 'Transporting the Troop* Back to Spain. New York, July o.—The bid* for ihe transportation of the Spanish troop* surtemlcrod at Santiago were opened In the quartermaster’* department to-, day. The hid* call for the transporta tion of one thousand officeat and twen ty-four thousand enlisted men, to be I | transported from Santiago to Cadlx. on! ! other ports which may hereafter be designated. Cabin accommodation* are I to tie furnished the officer* and third i lass passage or steerage for the co ined men. The htghe.-tt hid was made; by the New England Chemical Supply 1 Company, of Boston, offering to trans port the officer* and men for $590,000. I The lowest bidders were Theint & Co.. 1 Of Philadelphia, s:lttf>.ooo for 25.000 j Spaniards. AN ENTERPRISING DRUGGIST. There are few men mere wide awake amt enterprising than Howard* Wlllet. who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line for their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. This is the wonder ful remedy that is securing such a Tu lor all over the countiy by Us tunny startling cures. It absolutely cures Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all affections of the throat, chest and lungs. Cal lat above drug store and get ; n trial bottle for 10c. or a regular she for st> cents and *I.OO. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. BLANCO HOLDS ON. Reports That He Has Resigned Are Incorrect. Madrid. Spain, July 20.—Minister of War Lieutenant General Correa cate gorically denies that Blanco has resign ed. He adds that there is no news from Cuba, as "the Americans control the Wires and refuse to transmit official dis patches.” TO AVOID ACCIDENTS. Kent lend (Inri.l Enterprise.) I am watching for the man that milks my cow. If I catch him I will shoot at the cow and may lilt him. Jno. Keefe. OASTOHIA. B«»w the * intl Waw Mrcys Bought T" THE COLOR LINE IN THE ARM!. TA Pti'tUf W Vs«» I MMtHslftaad OSrik Itoe>#l YA#map#A 9 14’- #■■'4# |A * c * w» to. •*. •* I Ami A a (AmwA 4##* At A"A<MAA. TA# 1: #4r-# AAA A# A## f«f Mitt AaA# l Taco AA fA«tH» 01 ’lT#* HVft Po nt «# m»4r v+ty broot aa4 a rated al the public aipenae an 4 ap pointed lo life poeltfra*. they arrta In linn, and that they are railed upon tn ■ guard thelt etas* agalast any lusmSu* tit lavaslao* Of course (her* are honora ble etreplloa*. There arc faauy who bar# beta educated at Wyal po ol who are broad In Ihflt aympa'hlta. demo cratic In their Idea*, and responsive to every appeal of philanffcroy and hu latnllf, but (be spirit of West Point has bet a opposed to the n kn salon of negro a into the ranh* of commissioned officer*, and the opposition to the ion missioning of blarh men. emanating from the army, twill *» very far toaatd the defeat of any project of that kind To make the question of the admtn | xton of negroes into the higher ranks of rcmmlMtcnrd offiie.s more difficult ,i the fact that the organtxation of rol- Ictied troop* under the call of the pre*i (dent for vcluntorr* to carry on the war with Spain ha* been left cblefly ;to the governor* of the states. Very . natuially tha strong public sentiment against the negro, which obtain* a! j most universally In the south, ha* thus I far prevented the recognition of h!s irights to be treated precisely as the] white man I* treated. It would Ire. in deed, almost revolutionary for any soul hero governor to ct>iiimb;*l«n a ne gto a* a colonel of the regiment, or ■even a captain of a company. Even where there are exceptions to,thl* rule they are not notably exception*. Kv etywher* through the south negro vol unteers are made to feel that they are not ution the same pluue as white vol : initeeig. lit a recent conversation with the ad jutant general of the army 1 was as sured by him that in the organixatlon j of the ten regiment* oMmmune* wblrh congress had authorized the president had decided that live of them should be composed of nrgroes and that while ihe field and staff officers and captains are to he white the lieutenants may be j negroes. If this Is done It will mark a distinct step In advance of any taken: hitherto. It will recognize, partially at 1 least, the manhood of the negro, and: break down that unnatural bar of sep aration now existing. If a negro Is! a lieutenant he will command his com pany in the absence of the captain. He; can wear the epaulets and he entitled to all the eights and privileges "of an! officer and a gentleman:" he is no longer doomed to inferiority. In case of battle, where hnllets have no respect | of persona, and do net draw the lino I at color, it may easily happen that a! regiment or battalion will do its best; work In the face of the enemy under the command of a negro chief. Thus far the government has been swift to recognize heroism and effi ciency, whether performed hy Commo dore Dewey al Manila, of Lieutenant Hobson at Santiago, and St can hardly be otherwise than that it will be to recognize exceptional prowess and skill when performed hy a negro officer. All perhaps which the negroes them selves or their friends have a right to ask in their behalf Is that they shall have a chance to show the stuff they are made of. The Immortal Lincoln gave them this caance when he admit ted them to wear the blue and to carry a musket, and right manfully did they justify his confidence. There was no better fighting done during Ihe civil war than was done by some of the ne gro troops. With ni' - experience. 1 would on the whole prefer. I think, the command of a corps of negro troops to that of a corps of white troops. With the magnificent record of their fight ing qualities on many a hard contested field 't is not unreasonable to ask that a still further opportunity shall be ex tended to thert in commissioning them THE AITGX3BTA HERALD r GcoD IUCK BAKING POWDER* 15 THE BEST. High#*' of A'l In L#AV#n irut Ptibof. Ha%«* aM Hhmv miistvM to At i'mmp |ffy) || ( |hf h ’lfM* (>f f t<'UleiCl f’ff Aff*»l 4, A ! T'vfgrtt Human v<ll b##vn In jvrfk# Hf* tiff, ah nl ttmni ‘ikv# ilvnti «*!• ] ’rM»t thr#*, a Ito §r? Mill in SaII. Th»# ■ A# Ihw • Nvt Aroumr A nulflß* - i Mr J M Tlrl#* n4ln# ha# Uiuofit «»f j Mr P. i. tA# UrlftVn VAii**ty j And t.i#iif*rr«‘ aufiplf b»u## in lh»* a#*** ■iilani ■ t , nptitv aft 4 * hArA(‘t«*r. who . hA# mnrhncl •« tA* fr**nt »*> . r thAt hi# frh nd# And IN I ipuMlc «en#rAlly ctccrAtulAl# • j i*h#t lrA PalH**. # f«»rm#r unOHiii**. m j non with W. M. Mum y. «f MortetU. j • n opfx»rtiinliy l» dl»p|Ay nl# nnn i#i- j ert a# a WAlrhm#h**r And )** •■ -IM’* ! Mr and Mr*. J. t. Bl.KKlworth and Mlea u-one Aiken, of Atlanta, are ta the city, the gurata of filwtd*. FIHE IN VIENNA. A Store and Several OWeea IVstroyed New Bulldtnra Going t’p. j Vienna, t!a . July IS.—A fire broke ot:t here la*t night about It.JO o’clock in | the store of F. J. Leaie & Bro. aod , qulekly ronaumed the building and eon- ! tenta. The *tuek wa* Injured for SS.KiO. ! and wa* valued at from $3,000 to 55.500. | The building belonged to Mr. D. B Leonard and wa* not insured I> B, Leonetd’a ofllee. which was ; sltuutml next to the store or F .1. Lew i* i & Bro., was also consumed with neatly j all the control*. Mr. had a great many relies in these, which he j prised vary highly, but all of them were destroyed. Dr. C. T. Stovall and J. F. Calhoun | & Co. sustained some damage by the J removal of their goods. Several new buildings are going up In i Vlenn. Dr. C. T. Stovall, T H. Hus l eo and I*. G. McDonald will all erect \ brick buildings. Mr. J. P. Heard Is pul- , ting up o large livery stable. H • Boniako Is erecting a frame store. A large crowd w ill go up from Vienna to the reunite in Atlanta. AN UNKNOWN GRAVE. A White Tramp Found Dead N" ir Dil lon None Know Who He Was. Dillon, S. C., July 21.—A white tramp, about 30 or 3r> years old. died about two miles north of here at Little Pee Dee trestle last week under rather suspicious circumstances. It seems that he wa* seen there on Wednesday by the section foreman, but, thinking he was only waiting for a train, gave him no thought or atten tion. On Saturday it was discovered that he was dead, acid the coroner was at once notified and repaired to the scene, where « Jury was empanelled, and. upon Investigation, it was decided that be canto to his death from natural causes. There was on his person more than a dollar tel ensh and a good revolver, but no letter, card or token by which to identify him. And he lies hurled In the edge of Pee Dee unknown to this community, f BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVES. The best Salve to the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ai: Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay reqo;.-“d It Is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by the Howard & Willett Drug Co. . SHOULD OBSERVE STRICT NEU TRALITY. (Atchison Glofc<(.) There are too many people who use thvir friends as coaling stations. I m ###« »<u#Mrr* ST. ALBERTHOTEL It Killman. Ga., ! U to*« •t#B M# *Aa •#•*#* MAA A #AA# I fMpN#| " *#« (MAMBA »111 ta# #M> tW ] i#to #■«(####'* af-aMto #A4 BtAMM##4N#B ANNA j | #»|B#MM i»M ii W» W'HAmM t«B#i» M# j j*##*** tMMSb #WA |MAIt>4A gAipA j 6 irmrn in fit # i 4 y DwM« M* umo*m vto jag^ t*i »#< 11 “mi tb l. I*. HI % I it. PrwfrttlM*. THE REED HOUSE AT MAttl I M 3(«iiy For tb« AcTTißmodUioß of Sanunyr Oats It. Mt# If- A- l*A# 'ftlNN# rtMHM# •f .|| tr to ft-Hi'llUrf* At*»*i»A 11##' «!«'•#»t*a *AMM»B ■ \j|;h M A. KKKH, (liir!t«, (ki Tbe Aopsta Herald Until. Briiktat ati ita Bill Nttipaper PilliiN ii This ScctiiL QUITKFHT TELEGRAPH NEWS THE NEWS OE THE WORLD WHILE IT IS NEWS. |2 TO 18 HOURS AHEAD OP OTIIKR CEO KOI A AND SOUTH CAROLINA papers. «-! TRIM. WILL CONVINCE TOO PAINTS V at— N WHOLESALE. ATI. ANTIC — Highest grade Lead to United States. Known ao for 50 yeara. BUCK LEAD—Port !>>ad. Port Zln\ Many prefer thl* combination to Pure t-e«d. We like Buck Lead on our own property. l-4c. cheaper. RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OIL— Largest atock at lowest quota tion*. VARNISHES AND TURPENTINES— All the makes of Varnishes. DRY COLORS AND IN OILS 1 Car Mineral Paint, for outhouses, roofs, fences, etc, BRUSHES—Paint, Whitewash, Var nish, etc. FLASTICO —Best Wall Finish Inside. Don't crack. Don’t peal. Get color card. THE HOWARD & WiLLET DRUG CO WHOLESALE. *l¥ to Twl In any sums desired from SSOO upwards, in straight 3 and 5 years time, or on lO 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. 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Pendleton * 3:59 11:43 9 49 2:u* if Cherry Cro»»’« f 4:0*11:11 0.42: 2:oo.l* Ad.»m’* Cn **‘g fj 4:14 11 59 9 2', 1 35 24 .. ’JENACA ...» 4:29 12:25 9:15: J I 4 ' w ’ 8:45 *32 West I Union .( SW S ffl' 134 .. Walk* 11* •■» l:lfl am I’M | j Leave ArrlvePM PM.j I*o 12 No * No.ll N 0.5 . 8. Regular Station. F Flog Station. All regular train* from Anderaon to jwnlhalla have right to track over train* of the same clean moving In op posite direction, unless otherwise spec {l tied by train order*. Will also stop at fallowing station* to take on or let off passengers: Phln uey's. James and Sandy Springs No. 12 connects with Southern rail way No. 12 at Anderson. Nos. 5 and 6 connect with Southern railway Nos. 12 and 37 at Stmocs J. R. ANDERSON. Superintendent. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY. Schedule In Effect, March 6. IS9S. Eastern Time Standaid. Leave Augusta, Southern Ry.. 9:30 p.m. Arrive Cheater, South-m R> Gis n.m. Leave Chester, C. & N. W. Ry 7:45 a m Arrive Lenoir, CAN. V. . Ry 1:1® p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2:00 P m - Arrive Green Pack. Stage .. .. 7:00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock, Stase .. 7:30 p.m. G. W HARPER. C. F. HARPER, President. O. P. A. Ch ec k Lost of $ 1 33 1.31, ON THE GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK, No. 14107, drawn by C. W. Pilcher, attorney for Jos. H. Speer.', dated June 15th inst., (and mailed same day) in favor H. A. Cook, for J 1331.31. Payment has been stopped. All persons warned against using in any way said check. (Signed) J. H. SPEARS. C. W. PILCHER. Attorney. ORDER YOUR COAL and WOOD FROM THE North Augusta Coal & Supply Co Quantity and Quality Guaranteed. F. W. SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT Bell ’Phone 2104 btrowger 305 Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port folio No. 8, just received at Herald Office. JUWY 0! HA It »«»*!• •*i«*LL W»'» S. C i G. 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VnA'tua. fto Rt 10 p# 11 15# Lv Rirhmond 1210ntf W Otm l.v Dajivtlln SAO # • lip Lv Korf«4k 0»f Ar (irfftßtlww 6 45* Lv Ormuboro 7 0T»» T 32 p - < 'harirtft** ts Hft# 10 20p ** Hock Hill ... 10 Aki 11 Urt p - Chatter ...... 10 :A# IIJ7p ** Wt#B#bp#n. * 11 4l» 19 20# Ar Ofllia Bland'r #t »1- ts 1 $* # Lv. rtuluixibi# L’b. il**p’t. . I 1 lip ton# ** John•*!an*. j 2 J4p' 8 0)# “ Trrnton Slip 025# " Uranifwtll# BfP 7*l7# Ar Augustn I ip! 9 OD# Lv AfthvTil* "if# 3 Qftp Lv. ntarg 11 (Pa 0 Utp Lv. Ojl bia. BJOJ&Ts I »10 p 7*» # Ar. rhar'e*ton j oi9»p; ti 00# Lv. OolliiA, F.CAPBjr llVn IT#:# ** S#vnnn*h 4i7p; SlN* Ar. J#ck#o«iviH». t Ufa pi 9 15# o i i run < *n 'KkvTk Excellent daily po-vliger servsc hetween Florida and New York Wo#- JTaad HH — #nd iN\ithw»niti*rn L:rait«»d. Solid YmtibUM train a*l th dining car# an<l first nlnsn coachot* north if < 'harlottA. Pullman drawing #l#4*p»np«irs hrtweca H'iuaij#. JackaonvUto, havanuah. Washington and New York. Pullman <’#ra bftwcti rharlott# and Richmond. Pullman drawing-room aleepitr car# b#- twwn (4rfraaboro and Xorf >lk €nv tiou at Norfolk for OLD POINTCOMFORT, arriving tbarv in tim# for brrakfait. Solid train, with Farlor cap, between Charleston ami Aahrvlllv. No#. 86 and J6—U. 8. FkAt Mai) Through Pullman drawing room Buffer Peering <•#« ba tween Jacksonville and N«w Y< K and Pull man aleaptng <:ar# between# Angnan and tThnr lotte. Pullman sleeping cars l)Nwe«n Jack aouviUe and CaliubMa, en rout** Ally between Jacksonvillo and t'incinnati, via Aherille. FRANK b. GANNON, J. M. CtLP, Third VP. A tT«n. Mgr. T. M.. va*hington. W. A. TURK. 8- H. HAFpWICI?. G. P. A.. Waahinyton. G- PJL-. Atlanta. GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. (SOth sferldl.n TimO Schedule Effective April 1, 1594. Puilroan Sleepers between bacon »nj New York. Through Pullman Sleepers beween Au gusta and St. Lx>ms Lv Augusta ..| 7:05am1 3:2opn|’o:3opin Ar Atlanta ...|l2:3spm| B:2opu| b:ooara Ar Macao .. ..|U: 15«m|.... --.I 6:45am Ar Athens .... |l2:lspm| 7; Jopn| - Ar Galnervillej*3:46pm| I Ar White Fl*n|*l:oopm| -I - Ar Mill’gnle .|l0:10aml | 4:30»m Ar Wash’ton ..|10:10am| 7:10pn!.... Picayune train leaves Auguta dally except Sundsy at 6:15 p. m., and ar rives at Jlllledgeville at 8:10 ). m. Train* arrive at Augusta s:t a. m, 7:45 a. rp-. 1:20 p. m.. and 8:2l p. ns. A. G. JACKSON. G. 1. A. JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A.