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•See Our Window!
Two Hundrod *«<* Fifty ©airs of M#n*» 0*»
lord Tiward Prtnoo AHwrti. worth • 1.75
por poir to *0 for
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See Our Other Window!
Wm. Mulherin’s Sons& Co.,
846 Broad street.
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«f Mr and Mr» W. U Kilpatrick. on
upper RnM street.
M i, Mia K tithing •* Halting fiftHk (
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Mr. I. Tillman Whttr nnd Mr It. i~
Erachneit. «t TW, 8 C,. were la Ufa
village yesterday. pccapaeGn# lor
home* la Oenrftfa,
Sabbath school la Ihr Baptist rhuif'i
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Heather cloudy and root Mean tr»-
frriitmc Wednesday. "#• Rainfall T.
Only atari lined and bunrlar proof
ipfn uH Money Inanrd nn anything
of valor at a law ratr of interest. Wi
trrbury alarm clock*. 71 cents Ur* la
J. b. haul. Hrttablr Fswnbri her.
COL. JAMLS BARR 1 IT.
What Me Mad to Say on Agricultural
Educat on.
Col. Jamra Barrett of thta city ex
pressed bimarir of the mending of the
tiri.ru.a Agricultural Society at Indian
Springs as follows on thr agricultural
education:
•'Establish agricultural and mechau- '
leal achoola. Otve thr boys an Indus-'
trio! educat Icn and they will be wisej
enough to toll for themselves what
next to do. That to ray opinion la the
Georgia farmer's greatest need."
Home time ago a little bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea I
Remedy fell Into my handa. Just at a '
time when my two-year-old boy was j
terribly allltcted. Hi* bowels were be
yond control. We had tried many rem
edies. to no purpose, but the little bot
tle of Colic. Cholera and Dlarrhoe Rem
edy speedily cured him.—William K.
Jones, Oglesby, Oa. For sale by Alex
ander Drug * Seed Co., C. R. Jr’arr,
of Bc-ll Tower Drug Store.
After a man reaches the age of forty 1
be quits trying to secure the moon and |
gives his entire attention to getting Uv,
earth.
A BEAUTIFUL
ASSORTMENT OF
SIDE COMBS
IN TORTOISE SHELL.
ALSO
VARIED LINE OF
GRECIAN BANDS,
THE VERY
LATEST
FASHIONABLE
NOVELTY.
CALL EARLY
AS THEY ARE
GOING RAPIDLY.
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ttirxatna. stay as Mr ffaaa. will 4a
life koa.a« oa tfata orvaalua ta fas*
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it i .-eefaa. for J»<hwm»tll*. Ufa, ta 1
r -fasts wtsfa haw
Mr. ('has II Ftafaar speat Tharaday
•is Aaguota atteadlsM *• lat port ant
11 osinrws lusaaitd tautß the cottas j
'fatory *
Mi« ralbaaa «f At lasts H yia ttaa
jfaar a faces M.aaas Hnphfa and Marta
I Vfaaey ettt ta liuncaoka.
Mias Mary. dauifttUr as ftw Be. L.
IK. Uwalins.. la at Bnafa fnwa Riatfa.
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Mis* Anal* Bee baa resumed ttrm a
delightful yiatt to bar frtaad. Mrs. I.
W Fowler, la Aiken
Mr nnd Mrs I. W. Fowler war* In
!rut city Ttfafadap.
Wi nr* sorry to know that Mtas
tills# Carwlle. who fans (men ossiMant
teacher at tbs KdgefMd academy, will
not be wltb ua next w nter. Hh# was
eluted assistant teacher of tbe Kings
tree academy,
•t he K Igef.eld Co Rducatioaal iaat!
| tme will open oa tba Hth of Bept«n-;
her
One of our galDat young men has
giae to Augusta and will be charmed to
1 (ill all orders at J. B. White's great ea
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Col. Jaa. T. Baron Is rerUiatf a
• lirawlng rard at Harris Mthis Springa.
Everybody loves to hear him talk.
Among the many delightful recep
tions id Atlanta during the reunion,
lent month, that given by Col. and
Mrs. W. A. Hetnphill at their palatial
home on Poacb-.rce street, to the ve'e
ran* of the colonel's command, was
foremost. At the head of the steps on
lb* bread porch stood the handaomo,
gallant boat Rnd lovely hostess their
faces t eaming with enthusiasm exten
ding most cordial greetings to one and
: *ll. but particularly to the boys in
free, some of whom on meeting their
beloved commander fell upon his
shoulders and tego her they mingled
their tekra of gladness, not devoid al
together of sadness. It was, if I may
so exprees It, a delightfully pathetic
s er.r. Tnulde the door one forgot
that life ever bed a eober aide, for Polk
Miller, the Inimitable, was there, and |
I rendered aueh aweet sopl-stlrring
! plantation tune* and Jigs on hi* banjo
i that lliio mercury, everything and ev
erybody wm on the bop; even the
crystal chandelier* caught the Inspira
tion and jingled and swayed to the
n.aglc music of. Polk’s banjo. Truly,
the old boy* were young boys again,
jtmd (heir heariy laughter was a fitting
accompaniment tn the whole. Dainty
and delicious refreshments ended this
unique and never to be forgotten recep
tion. Long live Col. nnd Mrs. H"mp
| hill! Long live the confederate vete
rans, and may there be many Atlanta
| reunions as long as there Is one of
them left.
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden, the
second son of the Crown Prince and
Crotpn Princess of Sweden, has joined
ihe Swedish navy as cadet. The
crown prince accompanied his son to
Gothenburg, from where their royal
I highnesses went on beard the Swedish
I warship, the Saga, on board which the
young rrinee is to serve. Prince Gus
taf Adolf, the eldest son of the crown
prince and crown princess, has been
staying at Rat'.vlk. the famous village
in Dalarne, from where his royal
highness has made several excursions
in the picturesque neighborhood.
Broad Street Store and Dwelling For
Rent.
We hove for root a very desirable
Broad street store with dv.wtling over
head, which we will lease to responsi
ble party at exceedingly tow price.
Will make aiierations to suit.
WICKER & DAVIS.
SEVENTH ARMY
CORPS U. S. V.
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Seventh Army Cswp*
Major Gcueral Fltxhugh loe com
msndiag
lirvt Division.
Major Oeneral J. Warten Kslfer com
mand ag
ring ltrlgade Brigadier o#n*ra!
IJoyd Whssiton, nuumundlng; Firs!
i Teaaa Colonel W H Mabry, romman
ding; first I*>utrisna. Colonel W L.
Slav.-a*, commanding; Srst Alsliams.
Colon*! K L. Higdon commanding.
Second Itrigsile Brtgsdiar tlensrsl
W W. Oordon commanding; *ecor\l
'Texas. Colood I* M Oppenh* met
commanding; second Alabama. Colonel
j W Cox rommandlng; *e v*nd lx>ul»-
lana. Colonel K E. Wood command
ing.
Second Division.
Brigadier General A. K. Arnold eom-
If Anything
Ails Your Eyes
It is time you inquired the cause. The eyesight is
too precious to run nny risk whatever. Probably in
nine cases out of ten of persons to-day groping in utter
darkness,
Blindness Could Have
Been Prevented
had they taken the proper treatment, at the proper time.
The proper time is NOW, if anything ails your
eyes. There should be no waiting to be blind—a truth
emphasized by the most suggestive fact that out of
75,000 treatments given by us last year, in not one in
state did the patient lose his or her sight.
No Knife—No Pain—No Danger.
Absorption Treatment Only,
as administered at the Bemis Eye Sanitarium, Glens
Falls, N. Y., the largest and most successful institu
tion for diseases of the eye the world has ever known.
A delightful place in which to spend a portion of
the summer, or autumn —between Lake George
Saratoga.
Write us freely of your symptoms. The reply
will tost you nothing. We will tell you whether it
will be necessary for you to come here, or whether
you can be treated at home. Ask for our Treatise,
and we will send you a pamphlet containing much
valuable information relating to the eyes, including
rules for testing their condition, and by which you
,r- can ascertain whether glasses are necessary or not;
advice for which oculists demand a large fee, etc.
Address
BEMIS EYE SANITARIUM, - Glens Falls, N. Y.
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ttsn t*. ChUWeta**. aad alt dkls
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funded Crtcr ]fa rents ter b-»s Foil
PAI.K BY HOWARD A Wild JET.
nR. R. I- FOX.
Now Located Here tt 111 Isnagc Harris
I It hla Spring* Motel
The Charleatoo Peat mys of Mr R
L. Fo*. a*»e* la Augusta, agent tor Ibe
Harris IJthla f%>t!nc» vatrr
"Next season will fail Ih# hotel at
Harris IJthla Hp'.ngs under new maa
agfrtaent Mr. R. L Fox. of August a.
1 has Just Hoard a fontraH. wherHir he
will assume the maptigcment after
Jaa. I. I«9» Mr Fo* has extensive Im
provements in cooiemplat ion and visi
tors to th* Springs next season may ex
pect to Bud much that Is pew.
Some folks are married and are hap
py and soma were married and were
happy.
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ran. date* all I ha«w bout lt.“ MT»
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fraptuted until after • o'*tat laat sight
As aoaa a* he srrvee mK thr eeatetwr
.mpaad b* w.lt he • armed over to a
1 magistrate on the rfaatg* of ratiylap a|
Icoorsalrd wsapoa. In ywfaerdai*
Herald I slated that O'llam was aho*
■ m ike hip. hut I Inter lewtned that it |
was a mistake, th* hall ytmp.'y crasad
the ahla.
Reward
j Governor Kilrrbe Is la receipt of a
' kutar at plied by a Butcher of fit lien, of
Gaffney asking him to offer a sultab -
reward tor tke apprehension of and
proof to convict Hum Morrt* iv.lorrd.
of thr murder ot Harrison Camp. ll*i
rolorssl Camp was killed last June,
near Uaffitey. The petition does not
Hale what efforts have been made by
the sheriff of Cherokee tounty to rap
ture Morris Secretary Kvans hasj
! written the afaer ff la regard lo this
I matte*, and a reward wtll not be offer
ed until he I* beard from.
A commission waa yesterday ls«»ed
Ito tbe Spartan Jepelry company of
Ppprl.'.nhurg The corporators sra
I l»m. Helni'i b De.vn and Blok*. Cap
list stock LTfIOO. to be divided into 100
share* rtf $.lO esi h.
Th* Colured B'*»e Teachers’ inall
tnte closed yesterday. A large crowd (
of tearhess attended the mss'mg* and
derived much good from thm.
Hack In the City.
14. Col. Thompson returned to the,
city last night from a recruiting lour. I
Since h* fans been out. about five da**,
be has sent In tdghly-four recruits. He
left this morning for the eastern part j
of the statu. Hcven hundred and thir
ty-eight men were in oittnp this morn-
Ing. The reglmeni now lacks WW men
to complete It. If they continue to
coroe In at the rale they have been
coming In it will n« be long before
our Second regiment will be ready to
move.
Dieut. Thomas Cook of the Richland
Volunteers left yenterduy afternoon for
Sumtor. whore he expert* to secure Sev
ern! men for hi* company.
<Vpt. W. S. Idingforrt. Co. 8.. First
11. 8. regiment, passed through Colum
bia yesterday morning, on his way
home in Newberry
M. Gov. W. B. MrSweeney came
down from Greenville yesterday, where
be has been attending the campaign.
Personal Mention.
From the Trenton, 8 .C.. Call.
Miss Sadie Lee, of Abbevile, after a
visit to Miss Lona Tillman, has gone
to Greenville to spend some time with
relatives. Miss Tillman accompanied
her. . . ,
Mias Isabel Stringfeiow returned to
Chester, after a visit to her friend,
Misa Addle Hughes.
Mr F. B. Clements, freight auditor
of the Southern railway, was here Fri
day.
Mrs. Eugene Mustih. of Augusta, is
staying a while with Mrs. D. A.
Marsh.
Mrs. Wambau and children, of east
ern Pennsylvania, is here on a visit to
relatives. She was formerly Miss Or-,
rie Sease, of (his place.
Mr. Coy Johnston was in Trenton on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. S. T. Hughes and Miss Addle
Hughes leave today for Glenn Springs.
Miss lone Toney of JohOnaton was in
Trenton yesterday.
Mr. J. P. Pel/aughter, was here on
Friday lasi. He is a hopeful aspirant to
legislative honors.
Miss Kellar Fair and Miss Genie
Hrunson are down from Edgefield visit
ing relatives here. .
Mr. B. R. Tillman, Jr., leaves today
on a visit (o Clemson college.
Mr. P. H. Bussey, candidate for the
county superintedency of education,
was chatting with the voters in this
section last week. |
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THm last, but on* of our *«mi-MnnuMl Chall«n«M
Salfaß will txt i fownwl with an array of harsrrtin*. such
mb any siora may b« proud of. Som« of In# Bp#citl
values ara th* ratulls of our own ©ffort* carMfully
nianad for shpt occasion many womks n«o. Othart. wa
ara frank to confa»a. ara ralhar accidanfai. maraly
nitrlbulabla to our abiiily lo taka quick advantaaa of
tha rnaxpactad luma lha markata taka at tlmaa. All
In all It la a wonderful collection of choice Shoes That
will be sold at our new store this weak for
Fifteen different styles In Ladles’ Low and High
Shoe* and al«ht different styles of Men’s.
These are genuine bargains purchased by our Mr.
Couley while in the East.
Agents for Hannn A Son, Stacy Adams A Co.,
Edwin C. Burt and Ziegler Brot.
OUR BEAUTY SHOW
AT BLIGH’S CRYSTAL PALACE
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BLIGH’S CRYSTAL PALACE
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COLUMBUS UK TUP
JUST RECEIVED
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Columbia Bicycles
MODEL 40
TU SELL AT SSU.UU
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This special lot bought for cash
and no more at this price.
DEVENEY, HOOD & CO.
W. H. Lynch & Co.,
Yellow Pine Lumberl
AND —7“ —~~ “T ~
Builders’ Hardware. tears sash, Blind
L nculdfngs, Laths,
Shingles, Wood & Coal.
16th ETFEET, NEAR .ELECTRIC 1 RAILWAY POWER HOUSE
I£X£FBu»X 74. 1 1 ACODfTA. GA.
BEAD HERALD WIT AM
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