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N RWINOCOWI ! «W**W Al I*M Aikt ItM (l|Hr«(kM •* «M tea«Mwi»M*« tt * itewnl Tte> Itete*** Fraaro-rHM «d Tkurada, •»?* a*t*lt*a M Firoronß of ABffnte# OB* *b* *•* ••■'***'** al Am >4*#BB*te**«-i’« O***'*- *• •• '*• ter affTMHr*ii«. tate aatein*. '* IM w*H ih* •»««"- • «*> *«► ty an»<t tl|kl »M tIW» I* "f* cf bu mwtr tee YWbibb '««*. «• ffoteow Txaaday to jpartw pat* with k > crd league* of lb* Itelpuoi'nl I**** l * l Aoirlfr lotoi limit* Coablote* trio tb* Inquiry fbbi I* b* ! M '• Ifcr BqaUl roots n-.ro lo Ibr Federal hwltdlrg It vm ucd until jrtrs-*A»> lamina Hut Mr Flemln* n*jlil»w at fatelng 111. when • phyArian »«• •Mrwoaril nho ippiiiA bn of tb< Mffon iiimo of tb* dlnmrr Ha *•» at oara iibn to tbr b«*nlial. who** it •H teldnl that M epemUon waa n f~ sugary Yeetvrdxy tfunwoo t M»io» rs ih# commission on* iteol-1 to as ms- Inition at tha axalllng llrltltw *i><l Iha rut* l!lo| roachinro. Th- rami' n of th* committe* oipr-wtl ihUßirltn an highly ffleaaed with tb* work cf th* machine la uaa la baton. Th* il-frori m*al la at preseed tiaHig thrr* dill, real tnak-a of lb*** raar*l.Tn*mßrhl***.»tut th* tnaaltl ~ itaolraa lo determine which tier of tbe tbrar I# lb* b'* l - Ru perlotendent of Mnllo ae-vrral of bla foremen In th* mailing Uivlalon of th* postolh** appeared b*for* ih* commit!.** and guv* evldaoce a* to how th* mat: waa baabMi. and ***» q" *•• tlonrd a* to many qf Ut* retail* of t* l ' runnlaa of tb* office. Mr. Re**d told them rmphai t< ally Ibat h* routd nut •par* n man from bln division without Injuring lb* rffle'.ttry of tb* terete*. At th* conclusion of th* nerion members of th* committee »**m to have become favorably lnrllo*d toward th* proposed extension cf the* pncsimat |c tub* a*rrle*. and It waa »tat*d that In oil probability th* eaiablishmrttl of • lln* connecting th* n# : x union ata tlon with th* prrfnfflr>- would h* rcc ommenA’d. If this la don* flrat-clas* matlrr striving from th* South and \V*st and vlralined for th* North cud Gnat could b? aent directly across the city tn through carrier* and would rot be subjected to th* delay of atoppaßo at the poat' fltuf. This fastur? of th° proposed a*rv!f ’ appealed strongly to the mcyulv'ra of th? rommltt?e. ~ COLORED CITIZENS MET. To F urther Their Ulan of Presenting Stand of Colors. The following well known Augustan*, prominent rotated men of the clly. are endeavoring to rnlae money to ptirchatu n stand of rolnra to present to the loth regiment of volunteer*, now inohlllaing It, August*. Tb? men are W. J. White, (' T. Walker. R. 3. Williams. A. W. Wimberly. P. H. Craig. A. It John son C. S. Wilkins. O. IT. Dwetle, T. J. Hornsby. C. H. Williams. S. UiKelvle, H. I. Walker. N A. Mixann. I. S. Person, F>. 8. Klugh. ft. D. Sweet, W. J. Walker. 1.. H. White. .Ino. Lark, It. (5. Cummins. Alex Hatley. I. Blocker, J. H. Women, A. 3. Zlodgett, Henry Stokes. Co. G, Capt. Mullarky, Is the color company of the regiment and will have charge of the stand of colors when pre sented. The colored citizens will hold a pub lic mass meeting at Tabernacle Bap tist church on Monday night for the purpose of giving everybody a-n oppor tunity to contribute. This step Is on exceedingly worthy one nnd them Is no reason why every one should not contribute something toward helping along the patriotic pro ject SNUG INHERITANCE. Mrs, Amanda Danforth Palls Hel. to sx,ooo. It will be pleasing news to the friends of Mrs. Amanda Panford to learn that she has fallen heir to *2.000. The sum is set opart for her by the will of her bus band's uncle, who died recently In Troy, N. T. The bequests under the will, however, win not be made until the adopted son of the gentleman becomes of age—l 3 months henca. A MSTIMH liUtllllVltlTM. Ur I Award Tbampsrro I* am •ha teawdar I **«<** at Ateartcro F’d«*»3 Tkawra 1.1. U a Croatia. t»fl>§ a t «1 io- iSft Mi«#lyo*n| thr 4£w**Al‘ sal imw i« iu rtt* tbM iUmmAh ewea &C lte*b tlte* a* ba e*a C** * fnate hi* Mate srat»*mi*m b* devteroi tn a .i g.. m■ —> >.g th* roaada* tarro—tt 1, age. at Atewtrx, and b* syeaba *• that tateiwi hi lb* Urn I‘reateurotaa ebateb U-roorm* aaraai and « in* At J bfi Methodl* eharrb SB tb* *aa ti'ac Tti* «b|»«t at lb* Annday Urban: -To publnh gad rlrru’nt* liter aim * •>a Hunday ref raa. *it k ta* anal of «*tna* Ita leaft-ta into every borne of America, and lo render all aoanlbl* •miataae# to local > aaapa.ga* for Hnn day reform all nv-r this coallneat. I hue aiming lo a**M all Aabhutb Aaaocla tkina and alt pae'ma and good pa.’pl* in ptnerriai. tn a pemaanent featnr* of oar rlvliaatloa. tbc qaled. blaaoad belpfal w*eb!f rant day " It ***k« aa alltanc* wlib all lb* la dividual rhurrfeew of all dea.iaiaatloaa. and iavilca m* n of no rbnrrfc to Joi* and aaalA In Ita special atnrk. It *lo#-* 1 Isa eyne lo all but on* condltloa -a pledge "In dn all In my power bp per anaal example and influent* to pre serve aa a permanent Inal hut lon of ith* land the Ant . can Sunday." It atk* all of all partita and creed* to nail* In favor of nttr own ruatoma and laws. Ii dost on advocate a return to Puritanic atrkdncaa, but Ineleta that the Sunday labor be reduced lo the minimum of real nc re tasty and mercy nnd that th* cane amusement* nh.co are pimmon on Sunday in Mexico. Scuth America and in moat cf Kuro l« nu fottnlrlra shall got get a foot hr,ld hr,re. The workday or low holiday Sunday le not a factor of cur civil.xn tioa. We must drive it out, by nrgu la-nt. by exhortation If poaaible, but jby lav* If necessary. Patriot* must be true to their laws, their history and j ihe best iniereat* of tb* people. In the Interest of thl* great theme | Hr Thomson haa apeken In manv of j the great cities of the continent; nnd jrv.y where be has producod the pw ! ftHintteaf effect and receive.l enthnsina- I tic teatlmoniala frem distinguished men cf ever*' tailing aa to hta elo quence, fairness and culti’re. We hespeab for this distinguished visitor ami his subject, which ia ad mifled to be a moat timely on*, a large hearing at both of bla service* tomor row. RECI RDER’S COURT. 1 he Prisoner* Who M ere Tried Before Judge Baxter. Beauregard Straftrod, a colored man, w a« charged wilh Ix-ing a tramp, hut Plead not guilty, ard was dismissed on occoirot of no evidence. Pave Butter and t-iuls Wlllls.two col ored meet, were charged with violating the IKth section.. Both men plead guilty of raising a disturbance, hut were not fighting, as wns supposed. The case was dismissed. t&lsabeth Olliver and t.lllle is. two colored damsels, were charged with keeping a disorderly house. The cases against them were dismissed, but vew rases for the violation of the fam ous ISt h were made out. Tom Thomas and l.< t Barksdale, two negro hoys, became engaged In a diffi culty. In which Thomas was hit several times with a brick and Barksdale shot. Barksdale was lined $lO or twenty days. Thomos was hound over to the supe rior court under a JI OO bond for carry ing concealed weapons. Mr. Kd Stone wos charged with vio lating the ISth section. It seemed us though Mr. Stone had gone to the home of his sister in law and there used very had language. It M iso seems that he hot a pistol, which could not be seen. He was lined S2O and bound over to the superior court under a band of SSO for carrying concealed weapons. a i.oVkh s LIBRARY. Summer days. In shady nooks. We savants find endless joy Iler.pfng knowledge from the books. Furnished for our minds' employ. 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Is eatlllsd In recoyer lb* par- i rha*” price of ill lb* stork tkua teal,, U get her «li| egpsases lbs I be bas ; p. ,prri - sod rrowtaably mrarratf in, qtursatlalac Meek m arevent a apr*»d. at «h» discs a*, and In doctoring snfl la pther-tae taking care of tb.ro 6, It Is error Sn lb* mart lo rstean lln «fcsrge a special a-rflicn rvquct made by defendsni's ronanei. which is if gal mi| iiljoccd ki ft Clift Inn mml’lht In iuftttr. lOYnlvinft plaintiff's rtftht tn rccof.cr, sli hough the rwlnripk nf *«• h request rosy be covered In general sad ahr tract term* by o’her ‘nsuwtloos of ih# court, the ease being n etas* tjnf ttnftpr tlift Nktfftff, an*l it* pr*** »urc bring lo a considerable extent up on ih* mailer as lo which the request was mad* g Other than »« above Indicated, there was no material error in any nf the grounds of the roottoo ftw a new trial. Judgment reversed. All concurring E B Baxter and J. R. Lamar for plaintiff In error. Fleming * Alexander and P. J. Sul livan contra. TASK 597. While t Co. June*. Before Judge Cal laway. Washington superior court. Lumpkin. P. J.—l. An answer to a 'general and final Interrogatory pro pounded to a wltueaa may be excluded, when such answer contain* material and Imporiant testimony of the nature iof whlib the opposite party v»as not {reasonably put upon notice wither by ithe question embraced In that partlc j tilar Interrogatory or by the same ! when taken In connection with preced ing Interrogatories 2. One who by mere delivery ac quire* title to a promissory not- pava : id* to a deceased person, or bearer, from another who in like manner ac ! quired title to the note from the payee while In life, is not. within the mean- I ;ng of par. 1, sec. 5269 of the Civil Code, an ••indorsee,” "assignee," or "transferee” of the deceased payee; and consequently the maker of the note, when sued thereon by the last, j holder, la not Incompetent to testify in his own favor as to the transactions or communicationa with such deceased, 3. There was no error in excluding treni evidence a deed of assignment the parties to which were strangers to the artion on trial; nor in allowing the defendant to prove the correctness of the account with which the answer al leged the note sued upon bad been set tled. Judgment affirmed. All concurring. Rawlings & Hardwick, for plaintiffs in error. J. N. Gilmore & .T. K. Hines, contra. CABE 602. Charleston & Western Carolina Rail way Co. ct al. v. Hughes el al.. and vice versa. Before Judge Callaway. Richmond superior court. Cobb. J.—l. All questions relating to the title celled on by the plaintiff In this rase ar? settled by ihe decision of this court In the case of Fleming v. Hughes (99 Ga., -144). 2. The interest in the land which is acquired by a railroad company in a proceeding to condemn under the ex ercise of the power of eminent domain is whatever Interest the person against whom the proceeding is had lias in the land, and no more. 3. An intervenor in an equity suit, praying for relief both legal and equit able. is bound to give effect to all the equitable rights In the subject matter of tbc controversy which the defen dant in theJntervention may lawfully THK JITJOXJ&TJI fcllCl**AJLX*. ! mm) I »inu!i. Aftnp Ki)N VMmi at! 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Mft*r* tft*f [ '•« re again Baited. C)pl W J Bryan nnd hi* Nvt.mvhsnx wer* off for warj XU t ti 4 were glad ha added, that uro rnrrey iav? expected to w*et » r* an* j ru b ffghtee* a* tbosv m*n whom h*i | sft«t ti*fof* ft m A fie* tftl* ii>< dnt tft? irt?nuu marrh-1 Into th* K aibnll h-tuvr ami tn rvgnlsr order upstair* to Ih* par- j ilora. whroc they had sn oval lon. General la>ng«»reet waa there sod three cheers wor* given for him and' i three more for Sirs, Ixtogaired Altogether, the Augustan* quite esr-j ried eff the palm. They tame tbs toast' .everywhere. i set up against him. 0-* who avails, hlmcrlf of a remedy In a court of. 'equity la as much bound by the tongim . mat hr who asks equity must do equt- I ty„ as one who is asserting In #tH*h a a pure equity right, 4 Where a railroad company law fully so'srs upon property under a conveyance from a Ilf” lenaat and, niakts thereon Improvement* of a j ! i harartn ner-easary for Its business, ti | has Ihe right. If It iutends to abandon {the premises at tha expiration of the! I I f*, estate. 10 remove such improve- \ menta tri m the nroperty. When It I 'continues In poaseaaion after the Ifvr-j m natirn of the life estate, and the I property ia indispensable to the dis charge by It of ita public dull**. In | equity the value of the Improvement* placed thereon at It aown expense, for i s own particular use. should not be considered in ascertaining the dam-, : ng«s to be paid to the remainderman for his estate in the premises. 5. Under the rulings r.bove made, the only question to be determined in a subsequent trial of the ease will be what compensation shall be paid to the plaintiffs for the interest of the re mainderman in the property. Direc t’.cn Is therefore given that this single !r, S ue may be submitted to a Jury, and when the amount Is. thus ascertained that a decree be entered auihorixing the defendant, within a reasonable time to be fixed by the decree to pay to the plaintiffs the amount of the verdict, and that upon payment of the same the Interest cf the plaintiffs pass to the railway company. Upon a failure of the company to pay the amount.of the verdict within the time fixed by the decree, their right to purchase the property should be de creed to have been lost, and a writ of possession should issue authorising the sheriff to place the plaintiffs in posses sion under the judgment in ejectment already rendered in the rase. Judgment on main bill of exceptions reversed, with direction; on cross-bill affirmed. Henry Crawford. S. .T, Simpson and Bryan Gumming, for tbe railroad com pany. Wm. K. Miller and J. R. Lamar, cotj tra. Webbs Lodge, No. 166, F. & A. M. Sugusta. Gii'.. July 23. ISPS. A A COMMUNICATION OF WEBBS lodge will tv.' belli in the Blue H-nn>. Masonic Halt, on MON BAY EVFNiNu, 23tlV inst., at 8:30 o’clock. , The M. M. c. -nt be (Onfcrrcd. Members v.-ft .ltte-notice. Visiting brcthr-.i cordiaily welcomed. Be order E. S. JicUKEARY, W. -'4. C. E. COFFIN, Secretary! : ih wm him• Ml Acts* TNI I* Ktstood • < A«roa«a Janttetfl swd cssroroad aa ifttefti-f#* ■ e tea -* je-f BTOj, It-lHft <f AMPO* l #4#4T* 4N*I . | g ISf f t iff qg ..f g jHr ge Ao«i'f f | Jk t I tftft'’ Iftfft MMM* %’** * *Mft sass fiff’f r' *«"-<m 4k2>'4 lffaf IM# At!*fttft IMfNit-lldm ff) |f tft MMlft.! I hmimm* tn tft* IfcfMt ft«r* *4 tft* r*-1 1 ftftlOM •**>«) CM ftMY t*« mtmk* ft«*lMMW| ? I*rtii |K. ht m iiixw'finfl a> s , ji js. * aKro ru'd tr fa ttM firtf i | It S Stttedl that lb* rrrein* w on*, «ar frr an* day war* it*t. sno iw. : asm * day Iks total receipt* sir* over, ! in.BOB. xi a-- ,M,,i . - hinff It ran tie eatt- Al MY? mUi nr # f » * j Mflfd Mfcftt tft* W*f* lA<t Aj | inenisl plclnr* drawn cd the Atlavi'n j drrtrk slr«rot tar ayateas during the . j rnxh Th* parade ««* magnltbeot and It. j r-etna that the rein during the march ' | was preferable to the hoi biasing sun After tha first good drenching the j vet. paid «w attwßkn to Ih* rain and; i t wax with th* asw naors. all drewxort tin white, in the esrrta* «. thaffihe at ! ter did the worst damage. I The old soldier* marched along syte| I front, and Ibcrw »»• a ndk eroblej i straightening of ahonWrra. a little ■more dastlcHy of tread aa they neared tha reviewing rtand which held thetr Idol—General Gordon. The general, bla high atlk hat in band, atoed with hared head In (he falling rain, and hi* I how* aad g<«tu«a* to th* old boy* a* 'they march’d pate, were particularly Cheatt rfl ddlHO. The ladle# war* particularly hi evll dence and. aa It waa r*mark«l this morning, moat averybody of Ihe visi tor* who wasn't a aponaor. was a gen i-ral. Among Ihe 3on* of Veteran* there was many a general, too.. Hut II »»s th# two Augusta camp* iihat caught the crowd. I pou their ar- I rival in Atlanta. Ihey happened to run I against Totonel VV. J. Bryan at the head of hi* Nebraska regiment on the way to Jacksonville and the colonel mourning a granite block on the slde wnlk made them a short speech which waa rrc -iveri with vociferous applause. After listening to the nomine* for the presidency, the Augusta veterans marched out to se* the governor, at the executive mansion and he made them stack arms anil conu? in. When bed time arrived the Augusta camps found the floor of a large build ing covered with abou seventy mat tresses, all neatly arranged for them and it wns not long before the old boys were tn the land of dreams, again tak ing part In the stirring scenes of thlry ty odd years ago. The Atlanta papers, in their ac counts of the parade, all gave the palm to our camps, the Constitution giving n particularly elaborate resume of ■ Maj. Withers' command, while the Journal commented ojy length upon Capt- Butcher's. ' Maj. Wither* requests Th? Herald to correct an error regarding the piY-sont atlon of the flag or banner in Atlanta. The flag was not presented alone to Camp 435. but to tbe Georgia division, and Company A was chosen as honorary escort fer tbo bannier. Capt. J. Rice Smith made a particu larly happy and felicitous response in accepting the flag. It is understood that Governor Atkinson will shortly fcrwnrd the charter for the camp as a home qtiard organization and it will be supplied, with brcech-loadlng guns. All of the returned soldiers and citi zens are unanimous in their opinions and expressions of the great success of the reunion, and nil praise Atlanta and her citizens for the complete manner In which they planned and carried out the various details connected with the annual meeting. An added impetus and vigor has been given to this annual meeting of the old soldier boys of the South by the very happy celebration in Atlanta and each and everyone looks forward to the reunion of '99 in Char’.eston—and may their ranks be still compact end full at the end of th-” twelvemonth— with eagerness and pleasure. A am Ej WE £< HAVE t] BEEN W CRITICISED. adi A*, rnikrov aa* te# atflvaH-daaatete L 4 Mivninxiliro MxMMtea **•> («» **» ****. Ci 222. 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Mr iJUTSte AdvrnUin ‘ K ‘ p " r ‘* Referring to prey too* eorr*ep.«id.f>'* r. >j ” p r.rs :~°iz « offer tn Tn- Auguata Herald of July ||F «th. together with a copy of the adver- *4* Prtsea. ll* for the beat letter of crltl- .tf* riant and »X for the aec.rad beat letter of «KN rritldani. Kindly render your dedalon Fp^ at a# early a dete a* practicable and p/ oftliftt. DH ‘ Youm truly, Wmi j AUGUSTA LUHBER CO.. Chat. F. Uegen, Manager. Z4t — & & Atlarta, Ga.. July l»th. I***. rte Augusta Bumt*r Co., f Augusta, Ua. My Dear Sir* I heg to hand you herwtth n stale- f roent of the award* mode hy me tn The Herald c- nteet after carefully review- Zmi log and comparing the mas* of letters forwarded to me by Mr. Chas. K. De- ff^ gen. your manager. LF Ftrat prlxe. slo te. awarded to No. 157 (S. C. McGnhee. Auguata. Gw.) flecond prlac. $5 on. awarded lo No. SX (M. O'C. Ij*ke, Lrongley. 8. C.) I find aomc of the other cyttlclam* good; very many are poor. Numbers Lf* of the letter* have been thrown out be- Fdq cause they are advertisement* at your business rather thnn criticism* of your Ly' ftilvertlsementa. For thl* reason they rAf ore not entitled to consideration, bow- ever strong their claim to tntrLnatc mcr- kT' Very truly, I. 3. JONAS. kT' Augusta, Ga., July 21. 1898. Mr. T. 3. Jonas. k Atlanta, Ga. ’ F^ Dear Sir; ► We thank you for your letter contain- M Ing the result of your decision In our ty leeent contest covering criticisms of y our full page odvertlsemv'ivt In Tbe Au gusts Herald. 4. We enclose our cheek. SIO.OO, herewith pv to cover your fee tor making the deci- w# sion and awarding the prites. tet In view of the large number of letters which you had to read and consider carefully, we congratulate you upon the promptness with which ycu have r done the work. yT Yours very truly, tel AUGUSTA LUHBER CO., Chas. F. Degen, Manager. W K therne.* 5 R wasonl fe of prizes l ots of people offer prizes, most of which are in- Lvf significant and the object in view is of no particular mental F^ benefit to the contestants. Our motives were aimed higher. k^ Letters received by us were of all sorts, short and Ion?, w4< grave and gav, some very funny, some learned. From the F^ lot we got many advertising ideas, some of which were ex cellent.'some ,-uggestlng valuable points about display type, illustrations and arrangement of matter. Taking it all in ail this contest has been a grand success. hT S juav as