The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, August 09, 1898, Page 2, Image 2

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TUfSOAV 2 NO WAR PRICES HMf C**i»•»*»« WaMS**#* .... fojgj ** Ham SfnaN » • • •Wi a *, % * 'ZT ** •* tprmi L'fiK §N»t#H • . . •'* I imiv« w • f#w «*«yt to ih» «•« W •*'#* MV# yrni i»vt«sin IMN c«"l «>« •« (Hifft'**** 1 *'**’ ilnt it of OmmOfMi* It' Au#«*w LEWIS J. SCHAUL. mXESi Under Ue Arlington Mdiol , Three Thousand Dollars WORTH OF Musical Instruments FOR 50c ON THE SI. 0 RIB MANDOLINES ««**•* K*a W Rosewood Guitars tn It* h«*a •' ••Amati” Violins Vm 9* 99 M | | inch Banjos (tHli itir haa»S* 4 Wat* It 'ttmm «.*• 2 Stop Accordoons Wort (M fofo M Birch Guitars w«r* r •»» Snare Drums ' im iMt iter Hw*> Vm MM Vo* nmUMti.w tk« n.-dai •: lt.ll* las'* Blf-aMi*"*. Thomas & Barton, W H BARRETT t-wlwr, TM BrMl.tr. >ugua'a. O*. MAS BEEN ON A TRIP. CM ot the Maiaulay A Co. Fore* Mai* I*l a Rig Timm Mr J. T. Whlt.la*. on* ot Macau lay', raont *®<l*ni and popular sale* pi,.a. ba. rvt’irnrd from a delightful , .tail lo friend* to Edgefield Mr Whn.ia* toured 4b* eotmtry la M. light bo am with tila Im thoroughbred Mona* Mr. Whiti la* left August* oa Sunday morning and rmched He pub llr«a eburrh »»-*>entran mile* from btn 'a tlmr for morning aerrlcv. and spent tb* day and night following with I»r. Robert tv MrKlr. who haa • mag milront country botn>'. Contiuulug hi* journey. ba spent Monday nlgbt with Mr W. H. Ryan, and took In Tanlrr plcnlr on Tna*day. I/*»I*« the springs with the ball* of th* picnic, hr Mopped awhile «t Mr*. l.yona In LADIES’ TIES 50METHING NEW J .MILLER WALKER THE HATTER. ikzhstozx: hats Edgefield and was initiated Into the merits lo her flue dairy, so skilfully conducted by the Misses Lyon. L"«v r l«* the hospitable home hr spent Wed nesday with John Atkins, who also has an Interesting dairy. He spent Tburaday with Mr. 31 Melile and waß Introduced to his dairy olso. Thursday t.lght was spent with Mr. John Moat day and Friday with Mr. Sam Gard ner. Saturday was apent at the beauti ful home of Mr. Kvans Meeting and the trip home made yesterday. Mr. <Vhil.'- htw reports a delightful time and The Herald predicts many broken hearts, as the result of his week’s outing. r*" The Sure l-a Grippe Cure. There is no use suffering from this dreadful mnlady, If you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain •ill through your body; your liver Is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, huve a had cold, In fact, are completely used up. Electric Hitters Is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They net dl- i reotly on your liver, stomach and kid neys. tone up the whole system and make you feel like n new iH-Ing. They are guaranteed to cure or price refund cd. For sale at Howard & Willet’s drug stor*. only SO cents per hoi tie. Pistols, Double Barrel Guns—Pistols. Harrington & Richardson Brand new pistols, $2.50: Harrington & Richardson second hand pistols. LI.OO. American double action pistol, 11.00. Guitar, .Man- J Uolin and Banjo Strings. 2 for 5 cents, at L. J. Schsul, Reliably Pawnbroker. HOT THE DUKE; liUfIIPOF HEAD SHillml IrMtPl llWblK) Cur. Tl» tttewMtg 9mm Vm ••■**** Mem* !•<#» t r nt -* VeHrt»»A A*C • - tV> Am* 1 lirt>Hl M|l • RMif IHf-Ml«mg like - 4 • % s Im* %!*#*•> * *mt |«Hk tiro firsKV . 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I tip I*, gteeggih ml few taatlmnay. an jurdar will be iuu<4 far an agbuir.gtlon L i|m ««An burled is ltd*, which the idalmaiM to th* ittl*. through IM* twwn , art. f latma • owtalh* only u luwip as [lead. I The fifth dub* of Port In n<l rpeni tb# hurt It years of hi* e.lMeoe* In uader 'ground retlaru and waa th* urxle of th* 1 fireernt Duke of Portland, Mr of th* deader* ot Kngltah goriaty. I ad la. Can Wear Shoe*. Cine *l*e amallar aflar uaia* Alleh*# Pnot-Raae. a powder to b. .hakrn Into the shoe. It maliaa tight or nr* ah -ea feet eaay: give* In.taat ran*t to coma and bAiooa. It'a the «risl#»t comfort •Uaruvcry as the age fur*, and pre j vest, swollen fen. blister*. r*ll"U. and I gar* apot*. Allen'* Pooil-iare I* * cer tain rim for sweating, hot. aching, ner- , vou* l**t. At all drugglata and ahur 'rioter Hr. Trial package ri’.Pß. Ad dr. .# Aden 8. Olmsted. l>' Hoy. N Y. HELD UP A MACK. ’ Kgipiur ol Drunken Soldier Last Afternoon. I Resides the trouble with Henry Shlv | era, a ptlvnte In the tenth regiment, (yesterday, told of In another column, Charley Porter and Jnn. Thomas, of I the same hand of soldiers, spent last , night st police station as a result of disorderly conduct on the streets lest afternoon. Will Johnson, a colored hack driver, was the prosecutor in the case con cerning the two at court today. Johnson said that he was driving a Ihi vty in a hack on upper Broad streyt I last afternoon, when the two soldiers {walked up to the vehicle and grabbed I the horae by the bridle. He demanded thut they turn the an imal loose, hut they demanded In turn (that the persons in the vehicle should get out and let them ride. On being re tused such a request Porter grabbed the Whip In the vehicle sigt struck Johnson. He (Porter! then harked the I vehicle Into the curbing, and the fright j. ned occupants,who were women. Jump |*»d out. Officers Johnson and Wren now np peared on the scene and took the two 'soldier*. Thomas help<*d the officer to arrest Porter. At court, It ,was soon proven that Thomas had attempted to get Porter away from the vehicle and was really not guilty to any great ex tent. He was dismissed. Porter was fined *lO or twenty days on the public works. Smith & Wesson pistols from *5 to $8.50. Several good blcydek for sale very cheap. Good watches from *1.25 to *50.00 at Lewis J. Schaul, Reliable Pawnbroker, wider the Arlington. STILL FORTIFYING. The British Steamer Hesperia Arrives at Gibraltar. Special to The Herald. Gibraltar, Aug. 9.—The British stea mer Hesperia, with 229 sailors from the captured Spanish ships, has arriv ed from New York. The Spaniards con tinue fortifying Algecieras. Many big | guns were landed today. Why shou.d a wheel-wright ever get ..:- . - . CAROLINA POLITICS paw mhii'a hP' 91* mm ***** t«ii» K mi i im* hm mu***** m* >r j ; Immss iMWiilMi ys>%s Hi IiMMNNF fii r f. nikasii rm tin *~m »w# *tmf-** ' Imm» ii'»n— ******* mu ***** *’**§*& •*» ISll'flM >AiM | ||;r a ***** * ? 4N» flftasttlft TftpK tdimr A sue |l |*lr>ms in 11 «.Ws An# II ******** T*mA** hm l< lUMtiii* T%*r+*m? Ul H : U*m**m+ A«C ** Aii#a MoMtr km t Z*h*4m w*m**4*f km n «*«(*•!« «i ffidfv Am H fMltmfcia A«l tl# i m# prttosrr mili In Aril w T««n4»t i A««« H, HM !%#• whmt • PBfpt m* ft •Iff t» for «» MAf Mlrws* Kerry c.MWJ.I. think* h- hw> th. *O4. of ae*ry euwaly I* hta "|r*** Aft** [tb* Wfb. dm.hit**a tb* •ajortty rs lb.a* good fallcwa will *mf tbefd w*. a bole Mi tb* buek-i Errrybndy wwaid Üba '«> baour wh >r.i ,my nAxt #<•?** ******* *>)l so ##4 }*i*' (who tbay will ba I* bard ip awd Aai , urday I Iwturehrwad a prrm aegt poll tlrian »*bw t* wall pratad on »b* <••• palgn. haring r'tewded a nus Mae ms tha gwiliti He, however, t* not an ofßce-aather, orr baa ha an" lynroir at atak# la thla eming elect lea TVhon asked whom hr thought would h* out next governor b* fwpll'd "B’ttM. of course He ban gained gfwond won jderfully afwco th* campaign opened I aad la sure lo ba el*#t»d, * I "Wh< m do you rh!ak will to* in the aeeoad rare with him. Mr —V j • Tha mattar a! Nn I*. I don't think tber# will V a aacond primary, but If Übar* should be. Srhurupert will be the man '• ' Why. I thought W'ataon would by ’all menna be la the second race.” "Well, a great many think ua you do. but wait and you will «#*. I neyer knew a map to afart out with am h bright pro*peri, and base auch poor chance, now. Wntwin made a good .m --preaslon at BrM. but hr bus Mare gone all to picerg.” "Mr. —. Faatberutnne **em. to be {making quit* nn lmpre«.(on of lata. What do you think of hi* chnacea?" "There are n number of prohibition IM* who will not aupport him. simply because they haven't faith In the move ment. When Rrlaaon fell out at Or angeburg It weakened the party great ly; then for Featheratone to jump Into hU place. It looka very much like he Is aimply •ftf ,h< ‘ When asked what kind of a rim Senator Archer would make, Mr. rv'led: "He wit' pot carry hi* own county." Nothing was nald of “T r ncle George at alt. Gov. Elterbe will carry the Piedmont Bcrflon. "I suppose Tompkins will surceed h'.umelf «* secretary of atate, eh?” ”oh. yea: he will go In all right on the Brat bnllot.’ Cooper and Branham ure good men. hut are not making much of a run.” Mr, MeSwceney has no opposition ’or lieutenant-governor, nor has Or. Tim merman for state treasurer. "Mr. Bellinger will be an easy win ner for attorney general, while the race for comptroller general will be pretty close. Both candidates. Durham and Eptom, are good business men, either of whom would moke a good comp troller. There haa hoen lesa 'mod slinging' between these gentlemen than ihe candidates for any other office." "What kind of impression is Col. Floyd making?" "He will be our next adjutant and Inspector general. Why, he will beat those fellows two to one!’’ Our friend thought the race for state superintendent of education would be pretty close. However, tie was In clined to believe Brown would be the winner, and If a second primary was necessary McMahon would be In the race. When T asked our prophet whom h” thought would succeed Mr. Thomas as railroad commissioner, his chin drop ped; h!s countenance became clouded: his eyes eet; and in a husky volte ho replied: "That’s too much for me. T never saw such a mixed up affair In my life. You might sny, however, that Garris seems to have the lead.” The congressional race In the Fifth V' ' • , TH® .A TJQ-T7ST-A FIFTR-A X-X> jb MM fti Class # aaftift mA* f** f** 4 "’*** ‘ • t n j, r*t! -jf |id 414| Ari mm* *** A "1 ** g . *, *t ' | I % Hrs ry sf C%**A*t follerl sM MstWf .«f Cbm** Or* llsrVt's mss fest Hr «—«— m. 4b* m** mwrs M m iimt b* Ots XsrSst m*m%4 * tar till ik# rsr* mmm b*l W : *m j ßtrstt *m4 fiiWi llu) SnUcifo? IN* {ry lot itirrMl tb* f** IN f Vw#s *a*i4 b*v* b <m m**b k#tf#t. | ■ii |f «otiM Asm r«t sd **srly sll of i It i# RcKtrsfly isvfo U4 tbM Cos- ! iff m«n Wltlis of tlr I'aortl district *mi II ht-ff-f#<l klmsrlf H « (t'ffiiiriU at* K'un M U Oonaldgng as Great villa, and Jasayh Jnbswa of Sparta* ha rvtin*d fr< m tb# Bavawtb dlattlH, and Mr Norton froth tb* Stub. Tb. render* of Tb* Herald win.ldak* i ifein fr.r what It la wirtb It cotg-a fr -wi oh* who ts la a good gosltloa *o judge jin' cut this put and Dry It - until after tbs Bret primary. PEOPIE'S FORUM, fCMlgen. of Augusta • nnd Oaorgla and Carolina who w,sb to diacuaa pub > He matters In pariianMmtary way an. I in reason, will ba welcomed In this coluna. A nc»vrpaper la. in a way. a public InatiluUon. Through It thr pub tic. In proper bound*, hava the right to give exprmalon lo opinion and thought.] , Tb the Kdltor of The Herald— I sir How I would like to shakr our ;gi dd old Kev. Samuel by the hand af iler hla tine reaentment of th* expensive ■ apparel neatowed upon him by the t<l ' nowned Doctor of Divinity. And *t»>h ! sound, heneat re*.ntment! Why should not hla own clothing have been good , {enough for the coatly pulpit he was to; 'tidorn? Why should he, old Ocorgla’a j pride, atrut around In plumes a far I simile of the donor's. We applaud you ' vigorously. Brother Sam. for that chnr ncterlatlr opening speech of yours, and we are so pleased that you did not cov er up your individuality with that gloa ay, Immaculate clerical garb. B E. T. THE WEATHER Shower* Predicted for Tonight and for Wednesday. August*. Oa.. Aug. B.—Office located iu t’nlted States government building, [telephone M°- IST*. ' Forecast for M hour*, ending 8 p. in.. : AuR. 10. 1W: j Washington forcraaf for South Caro lina— Hafn tonight and Wedncadas’.pre -1 ceded by fair weather 111 eastern por tion. j Washington forecast, for Georgia— . Showers tonight and Wednesday. iaical forecast for Augusta and vi ! clttlty—Showers tonight and Wednes day. i Maximum temperature—9l I The river at 8 a. m. was 10 Tect. a I fall of 0.3 feet in Ihe past 21 hours. Scarcely any rain occurred in the eastern portion of the cotton belt, but In the central and western portions ahowers were almost general, with hea vy falls at localities in Louisiana, Mis sissippi. Tennessee, Arkansts and Tex as; showers also fell over the middle and north Atlantic states, lpwer lake region and the Ohio valley. Temperatures have fallen pretty much over the entire country, the two Dakotas, however, having become slightly warmer. The coolest weather, 56 degrees, Is reported from the upper Mississippi valley, with a large portion of the country west of the Blue Ridge mountains and north of Tennessee and Texas in the sixties, -t Slight depressions ace located this morn Lag in Texas, N*w England and the northwest section, .while the high est air pressure extends over the south Atlantic coast. A spinster says that! if It is true that man proposes and Or-?) disposes, some men fait to do ttoelr share. _ SUGUSII INVENTION I m H Nh.Mli UK *+• Mv*^, bah- m wMm hr i •• Wt Hivt' Mtdt w*r j., f mm** **> I A i m St A MOHNEIS. they Phy • tb Hnah* •* ■»' '*■* *• battwaa % m Tb* ll«**e* mm w «• 4 «i S^#, fw I L*lf Ml am* mt** Insmmi *’*"® ; *&* rwHW * w | * TA# flfid IEN9 M *n*nt*4 war. rbangM * »«b j Im rmk so OMMMT • t** t9 * r f ** JIHMMMNMiIA m*** lifot •§** 15^- ‘ * , ifow wm I r*r* «m lb* wits *Hi» **H* &** us lh*m b** )«A kik*n t&nn if *b*m BWW** u 4 tb* Um* HW* w * P******* ;g. :;|f fcah W<*l! . 1 gniiga wb*n ba B*ta •* tba ««•**»•*“ Tt r last u«arn *n* a reseted bar* *' frw d*. . eg , e*n*4 w.th slahllnc fiati.ng naar Treatnn H# waa laian rMvkml and gw tat* wnialb. oa k •»»« | f-j,, w«at Knd Horn*!. Of Augwata iinf over tie' urday evening tad 1 p]*yed oar baa.bail taatn a anatcb n+ When tha g*m* *■ n ** T «rora Mood It to It. Mavwml of owr < b**t felaeam did not lab* p» r! 0 •*** gn*a •» I be Harn*t* rlalnncd tb*yj , inr ov*? to piny oar aaaond n;oa. and not tb* firm. Rev Mr Rhaltay. a fA»th*r»n mltite tar preached Iff tha Mefhndtat church last evening He will praarh bar# ev *ry flrwt Satuiilay evanlng A« tha l»u --thvraas have no eburrb n< tbair own at th a place tb« Methodists will allow tham to use thalr rhurch. Handsoma Mil' Jack son of Tim marmsns waa down Sunday on courting expad.lion. Magistrate J. R Eldaoo. who la a candidate for county supervisor, i* home again after attending every ! < impugn meeting in the county. Ihe | judge say* be l* sure of being elec ted. # Mr. and Mr*. Charlie Stoy of Gran itevllle spent Sunday In town, with the ftundy of Capt. F W. Stoy. Very little interest I* being manifes ted by the people of this section over the different candidates for governor. It teems as if everyone has made tip hla mind already as to who he will *np port for governor. Ellerbe will of cqurse earn' Aiken county almost sol id. Wataon will come second. Ow- j Ing to t’ncle George Tillman s bitter j opposition to the dispensary law. he will get but very few votes in AiUcn county. The prohibition candidate will get a few scattering vote*, but not enough to do him any good. The dispensary law is stronger In Aiken county today than pver before and the people will prove it cn the 30th of August. Milledge Washington, a negro man near here, was cut very badly on Sun day. while playing a game of card*. 1 It is said that Washington’s chance for getting well is .very slim. The ire cream festival given be the baseball (earn nn Saturday night at tne town hall was quite a success. A. C. Acker of Augusta was over on Sunday. Some time ;go a little bottle of Cham berlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy fell Into my hands, just at a time when my two-year-old boy was terribly afflicted. His bowels were be yond control. We had tried many rem edies, to no purpose, hut the tittle bot tle of Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoe Rem edy speedily cured him. —William F. Jones. Oglesby, Ga. For sale by Alex ander Drug & Seed Co., C. R. Parr, of Bell Tower Drug Store. If you cannot speak well, do not speak at all employ the time in ma king good resolutions. Philadelphia Times, > t CUT THIS OUT '' w*t w# wjf »■« vVrii* four AtJVKrfHtfmem cm* «M* bMinli. BfKiett MPNcHdfkl Pat MMrißfy ts tkdllf t O* AS IBdb|f IHHiI gt bow Muni, Ami f*lhar OB Mnd II to THE MIAALO, advertisement coupon. v«> im Aimbt« mouio I'lnAia IfIBBH tli« gßvarl kdtttgtil Wfiltßß IkAlnw —• ItWßi In v©uf "WANT" ffiumnt, for mNcli you Will flod rnt kiyatl | COntS SIGN HERE -it,, Rates ItrjUr*?' l <lSßut**ff*A-«*Ru >w -*W kgi'.l j *OO s*«h I|MHK I# ***** ONE-GENT A WORD SITUATION WANTED W A A AS Nl' NSC I |te. ) f«' -f f < tb> *' A|J- 9 la® S**W* * I %% h vnciK hn«iTt« *n as m n*m 'waWTBV A rtJktm AS WKIHT mm'-rhnm* ** l* 4nv» 4my nr fiuivrT • ** H *n Knot ritf w»tl Out ctvr a*** S Hrrvftft* A*4t*m O. II A.. rA»o of MrtsW *** • | WAKTCfWA rrmiTH>X AS nfM»|C j <|| h*mm ««m»t Hftr*k Or*»t* 111 A»| | as m amdkr fi)«t4 at Ait>t»fiA> work. WssAINS! f»*t • siiuiii SHsir «r wmMwmmr* Mt of ftStfUf* ft»«i Aw»Lf ill Tlltuft ; ttrwt, AufViti. Oi* j Ai»S t i WuKK WAVTCI) BY A POU>RKI>! J bas i« pwl*f In fmwjr vtort *r Ary good* .lore or o«c* Meal «f refarawaa. Apply Willt* Mark, car* Her aid. Aug • I HELP WANTED WANTKD —A TOTNO L*A(>V BOOK* j KKFPKH. must so wwpSlhl *n<l j j trust urortky. AffWiWr insttlot But i !|?ii®niy es u»rli Stst* you h*v# dH y ritHFiinlfr <H* ttS. ASSrMA f• B*, jrsrs Her»M. FOR SALE CRF.AM —T ft BAM AT if JAdCPON BT. iKOR g AI.K CRaP-4 pair or young horaa*. Will work double or single C H Howard. Jr., at Hownrd A Will*t Drug Co. Jun* *« ts POH BAUB—ONB KIHRT CLAH* motor. Good a* new 50* voltage. Spied 25*9. Will sell cheap. Addr.sa Motor, care Hemld. Sept. 1 TO RENT FOR RENT THAT LARGE AND DF -BIKABI.K store No. 744 Broad street. Pnder Masonic hall. Apply to W. C. Jones, 705 Broad street. Sept 1 FOR RENT—THE LARGE HAND SOME dwelling No 932 Broad street, with yard running tlwough to EIIU street. Apply to Jules Godin. Sent 1 : FOB BENT —7-ROOM DWELLING HOUSE 1257 Greene, with modern Improvement*. Rent reasonable. Apply ! 1256 EM*. BcPtl TO RENT —A NICE 4-ROOM COT TAGE. 1227 Ellis street. Possession given Immediately. Rent 815 • month. Apply 1229 Ellis street. Aug 9 TO KENT—RESIDENCE 1224 AND 1231 Ellis, with all modern conveniences. Apply 1028 Broad afreet. Hept 1 FOR RENT— ONE OR TWO LARGS* cool rooms furnished. Moat central lo cation In the city. J. E. Deas, 918 1-2 Broad street. TO RENT—NEW 5-ROOM HOUSE with bath and large yard. 944 Philip street. George R. Lombard. Aug 9 FOR RENT IN SILVER BLOCK One house and one of the most desira ble stores in the block. Apply to I. Sti ver, city. rooms to rent— newly fur nished. nice, airy and cool, at 825 Vs Broad street, on first floor. AuglS FOR RENT —8-ROOM DWELLING. 1305 Broad street. Rent reasonable. Apply to J. H. Feary, 819 Broad street. Sept 1 for rent—several nice com fortable dwellings, with all the modern improvements on Greene and Telfair street. Apply J. H. Prontaut. 616 Broad street. B«f>t 9 FOR RENT —AN 8-ROOM HOUSE, corner McKinne and Bills streets, op posite Sacred Heart convent, from Oct. Ist. Apply to J. A. Brenner, Western Union Telegraph Co. aug 9 AUGUST « jft » N'T T||l |J|•* |VT Ttl It ft Sr* MISCELLANEOUS I SttfiffTN A Vl* A Xl* TYPfwWfttTtXU f tm ** t*tr tmmib st i Hiiifim fn4l»s<r M dSit Wo4iNMsAsy I fti j.f 0 y vighi nf mil St ' , Cl ms ( (w »i ii gr sfiSsfS Ins# If If IX*Afl(>XltS W % VTfTl* AT TAi TRIr rAIN «trmH Will flf’sift* vummss ss4 mosls mi r. ov notkic* tons# foßtl HI A NISH TAt’OIIT RATIDIdf XT vrsl i)»»rw Ton losrvt Mow ts ifssk . t h* •&iu*r > , Sut inlmrwoii-ttt. s44tsss l*r*t*m*m A** 9 rwo rnvxn KM want room ahd v ,at hr atn wealth*, laratad mmvepkwttp hear Medlral Oo«*#* Writ* MUM to uuvar UoiMd. »*ml*v. ,Ua. Aug 11 , t-ipk | A NCR : There Is a stamp of eighty cmrn per thousand unde* th* n-w r-va ttue tall. Th# Penn Mutual pay* ihi*. Kent tumpnhle* make th* policy hoid ter pay It. Bo* in*.and aav* thla. I T. | Heard. G*n*ral Agrni. Aug U r. Ol Whitely / Exerciser. U C%K A practical, simple and X YS-psy. efficient Home Exerciser, ns L\ one specially adapted for I JrJ •lid cbiWSt#®. bill \ AA at the saraa time can t>e V profitably used by tha • / "SGa \ strongest slblats. I p -HM Ye> PBIt KS / I* M V 75c.. SI.OO. *1 M. I | TR A BICYCLE* CLBVE- I ,\ II LANDS. MO ap; VJK- I I tU IStiS ISS up, f.EN-l \l fiRONS. sls up: THOM-1 'LJ AS, *OO up. < all and am L them. Every one guar- 1j J antead. JJ J • Richards & shaver JHE IjERALD HOLDS THE RECORD. ITS CIRCULATION MORE THAN DOUBLED THROUGHOUT SOUTH CAROLINA and GEORGIA. , » Why-Why IT PRINTS THE BEST NEWS PAPER IN ITS FIELD. “A Newspaper these days mast grow cm Its merits as a Newspaper.” The Herald's Wonderful Advance and Growth Proves the Correctness of the As .aertion. Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port folio No. 9. just received at Herald Office.