The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, August 15, 1898, Page 6, Image 6

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Tt ain't ff 't fto line f»r In a few moroanlA thr V&mtl f warn •rmmmm* and rmaty W*?«M> M.wi nf thm mJA**m (W In frl*hl nnd Aid tbmmmrlv.o aA-nl tAm fmrm. tout t’n fir f>bltl|> and A A* Aotimm *rr\»nt* Htood lirmmrnly A* (Amir Inletrd mini* And him family. "Dmy'm orful Ihlmvmm and rnlihrrm Mmm *a (Aorir'" aald Pimp ’ fVy'll t»km vbmrrt'tng In d* houam. We'a bra' hide dr warablmm." Taking Tnel* Prnnp * ad*lrm. lb* all -I*l warm. Jmurlm and fln* hnmrmnun lln nn wire pollmrt*d Ingmthmr wllh many othrr arlh-lma or houarhold »*alth "Whar you g»tna to hl«1* dram. Mam am Ororg*?- * ln Ih* panel rloamt. rnol* Pomp : but Jim and Aamtm muat not know : they might b* forced to toll Set them to driving Block to the outer barn*; and then rom* to ftir.** In the oaken wall of th* paneled par lor wa# a allding l>anel. moved by prmma- Ing * concealed mprlng. li had been nn 'tierd for year*. It mcruied nmdo for IhlN emergency. The domet wan a amall-*l*<d room, with a window near the top. which had the appearance from the outalde of tir ing a window In the hallway, and do : oelved the moat vigilant aearrher. In j the doaet were placed the valuable*, i and aa George Sinclair was about to : dote the door he stopped and looked In- I tently at Dorothy leaning against the oaken wall, her mtmplo white dream em bracing her girlish lowliness. “Uncle Porno,” he said, “go out and see If those horses are eared for.” As Uncle Pomp disappeared, George Sin clair turned to hia wife. “Judith. Dorothy muat go In there, too. We have nothing ao valuable urn Dorothy." For the tltvt time In many a sorrowful day the laugh of the young girl rippled nut. ’•Why, father! They won’t carry me ett!” “We will not give them a chance," 1 he answered sternly. “Go in, niy child, and may the Lord of Hosts protect you!” Dorothy entered the little room and sat down on o pile of linen. “I am safe here, dear father; do not fear,” she called out, and the cheer and hope In her young voice was a ray of sunshine In that dark hour. Her mother tearfully brought fond and water. "Give me my embroidery frame.” sho begged, "and X have Harry’s letters In my bosom, so the time wilt not seem long." At this moment Uncle Pomp's voice ■was heard In the hall: "Dey's cornin'. Massa George, right up de front lawn. Slay de deblill take ’em!” The old couple hastily kissed Doro thy. the panel was slid In place, and when Pomp entered the room they were seated at the window watching the ap proach of the English troops. As the captain ot the head of the Hessian hircllnue marched to the door they were'received by the master and his wife with stately courtesy and of fered the hospitality of the place. Their well-bred munners met with little re sponse from the rough soldiers, who. learning they were Federalists, ordered his men in the house and established a riieSsToom In the paneled parlor. Tho house was soon filled with soldiers. 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AMI »lf|* A momwAt*A lIAAWi IAwTW fIIMM AA aolrh Art AHA l« AAA# #Af HiiiUlf A«l *Hif A>At ’* : Ttoy drove rapidly away through th# gk"*my night. ] • Dorothy spent a day ah* never forgot ill grew darh and ahe could stil* hear "the soldier* In dnink*‘Ti rev*-trv In the (oar ponded mom Presently, aha j heard • h-u<l. agitated voice, the* low. anxious dtsr uaelon Pressing her ear ! against the panel, she raughl enough of the Conwr.atkin |o lr*rn that awne t hliift i ii ruiflnf wblrh ftt* row# to HU the heart* of the aoldler* with terror, j Quick sharp command, wer* given ”F»ll In* March to tto hoat*’” Put Instead of tto orderly tramp of marrh ms fwet, ttiwfr* was th* cn»nfui* v H buf* * ry <*f mtrwftt. Th# bouAw Mi |n, l fioroiby fwll no b**r knwww anil pray*# out bwr thMtkfuliKNM. H*f%’ Wbit w#i* | that Bolae? ll was the even, steady tramp of aoldler*’ feet’ Her heart sank : within her again. They were coming ibuck* , Then there came n aound like the [rush of a whirlwind, sharp shot* rang s In the air, ahrlll cries were heard, and Dorothy readied a little the horrors of war. I A short lime before the retreat to the 1 boats the Hessian guards recognlxed the tramp of aoldler* far up the road, and ran to the houae with the nows that an army wa* marrhlng down upon them. The cowardly men feared belcg caught In the house like rata In a trap and lied to the boat*. As the last man ran down the lawn Henry Fairfax and Lewi* Sinclair,with a Jr* officers and men. came down tho road, little dreaming that an ettemv was in possession of the homestead: but Uncle Pomp gave the word tn time,and i they galloped to the shore and sent a 1 Shower of bullet* after the fleeing en emy. Unrle Pomp told the story of the eventful day to Colonel Fairfax. •nut where are the folks?" he en quired eagerly. “Day's gone! De dcbblls turned em out: but. oh. I-nwd a massy!" Uncle Pomp's voice broke Into n hoarse whis per n, he gasped. "Whir, nh whar, 1* Mis* Dolly?” . , , "What do you mean?" demanded Fairfax sharply. Did not Miss Dolly go with her father?" "No! no! Musa Harry! T nobher t,night till Jis ills mlnnlo. Massa BP' ole missy done gone alone: de debblls hev carried off Miss Dolly. Oh. my Lawd!" Fairfax staggered like- a man who had received his deathblow, then, recov ering himself, he shouted his order*: •'Tilde back for reinforcements! Get bouts nny price! Quick, for the love of God I" Then he staggered tojvard the house. "Dere! I)erc! Massa Harry, you'll find her nil right. Come inter de house, an’ Uncle Pomp'll Rive you sompln’ dat will put life inter you." Soothing and comforting the strong man ns n mother would a child. Uncle Pomp led him Into the paneled room and hurried away to find some fine old wine he had hidden from the soldier*. Henry Fairfax stood daxed in the room bo dear to him and Dorothy, now the confused scene of a soldiers' revel. In the great anguish of his grief-stricken soul ho called uloud the dear loved name: "Dorothy! Dorothy! Where nre you. my beloved?" •*Oh. here 1 am. dear Harry: let me out!" Fairfax started: he was like a mad man. Was he dreaming? Had his senses left him? Could Dolly be dead, killed, by the soldiers, and was her spirit answering him?” "Oh. Dolly ! Dolly ! Speak again, dear." "Here 1 am. Harry!" she called, knocking on the wall, " in the panel closet." _ . nan: jhxroTJBTJk fthtrax-jd Pm*** ♦*** 9**: m$ pMMI Mm lAAM-A : «4 IMMMA Aa AMMMMf AA ARM HAaM fHMipMA' [* * MM Am. 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MimtiMl. •> |R ' WAA lAArA »t«A a Rm# it tt, mA*A «A(M m h#A* • m#A A#f •* #w# •™ TT w Aa**# Ml MA AA-Tt*# I < r m** •** * ARMAt MAm I A**# AtJWAff AM ft# * i-w*"* fw ft* 4 fit KlMf* |m _ji h|-m §Mf i^mar#aha#mm, JyMl IAAAA fIHA I •** AAtmR •A# bTuim* •• M"«*»d • w*w» • #r**A •!«##.. fluAAIa f AA R# ##*t* aa# II m * laa #• at### «r itfaiM. CAHI- W»;|N.Wlil>Ttlt Th* Dc»th hi Alban *l* W«M*»»* CMawb Allan*a. Ga. Aug- W. —Mr C«tl WalsuMMder. pr*wWt*r <4 IM b«t»d vA»cA bein AM aaam. #M# laM At I II o’ctael At lIM Rw ia !*• ll* had to** suffer!*! for **w*l pm fr..i* a* affectmn of lto liver. During tto past all sssrha to gr** saa and aa nertou* did hi* rrnddbi* bmitnr aritkia tto past few week* 'ka» for a month p** l be ha* tieen uuab!* in Imre hi* room . Dr W 8 Kihig *■• th* attending -phyaiclnn and *ll that medical skill could do was do** for him. Mr WemmeMer •** I tow married. Hi* Dr»t wit* w*» MM* Msrgucrpe 1 Lerhtattter In lto y**r I*** •>* ' married Mtm Mart* F'srtor. hi* flrxt j wife ban.a* died *ev*r*l y**r* prior to lint lime. He leavee it* wife **d eight children. *l* grlrl* and two boy*, kll of whom are 'the children of hi* first wife, to roourr. j hi* torn. They are Mr. Curl Wen-, melster, Mr. Oscar Welnmeiwler. Mis***: Amelia. l,eonor», Stella and Nellie Welr.melster, Mr*. Aim: White of thli | rlty. and Mr*. William Jordan of ChatU tanooga. A host of frlgnd* In Atlanta and at a dlatanre will leern with deep sor*ow, of the death of Mr Welnoneiater. ! Dr. J. I. Terry, of Trimble. Tenn., In ' speaking of Chamberlain's Colic. Choi- i ere end Diarrhoea Itemedy, say*: "It ha* almost become a necessity In this 1 vlclnltr." This I* the best remedy tn ! I the world for colic, cholera morbus, dysentery and diarrhoea, end I* rec ognised a* a necessity wherever It* 'great worth snd merit become known. .No other remedy I* so prompt or effec tual, or ao pleasant to take. Hold by Alexander Drug and Heed Co., C. R. Parr of Bell Tower Drug Htore. The appointment of W. It. Tlearsl. the ow ner of The New York Journal, aa ensign in the United States navy, is not without precedent. When James Gordon Bennett was Young Jim he had | naval aspirations for which he was fit- I ted by yachting experience. Ho T' e Herald secured him an appointment as volunteer lieutenant and he was sent to sea In command of a dispatch hoat, serving with the blockading squadron off the coast of Georgia. When Savan nah was captured the famous yacht America was found there sunk, and Lt. Bennett was detailed to get her up, re fit her and tiring her to New York, says The Times. This closed his naval lia rcor. Mr. Hesrst. like Mr Bennett, Is a Cor inthian yachtsman, which means that he Is a snlloor man and can sail and navigate his own vessel Should tw rush around In the naval service as he has in the journalistic profession, Schley. Walnwrlght, Hobson, not to say Dewey, may look out for their laurels. RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dls ease relieved In six hours by "New Great South American Kidney Cure.” It Is a great surprise on account of Its exceeding promptness in relieving pain In bladder, kidneys and back, In male cr female. Relieves retention r,t water almost immediately. If you want qul. t relief and cure, this is the remedy. Sold by L. A. Gnrdelle. druggist, Augusta, Ga., 612 Broad street. PORTRAITURE IN THE FUTURE. "Mrs. Jones Is not at all satisfied with her new portrait in oils.” "No wonder, She bought it at a de partment store. I told her at the time ill at she ought to go to an exclusive arl dealer and get the benefit o? the ,iarger assortment." OASTOHTA. Bssrs the Haffi Always BougM Good lUCK wuAt. Baking POWDER, IS THE BEST. t - Mi*b«**' of AH In L#«v*n irtff Ppwtfi mul rjt*m FOR SALE 469 Grwwnw btrwftt, • mo dern brick r*«id#ncw with manwnl roof. All convft niwncwiand in ffood rwpftlr Will Mil ft! «n •xtrwmftly low fiffurw. Alto houtw and lot 456 TwlfftJr btrftftt. Will Mil ftt price of lot. Apply to CLARENCE E. CLARK. IMaI M*am *Mf V#vm# Amu FOR SALE (Um Mvt A* tftlft wry Awir*AN Atil#* fltft #1 It«s»r# *#* Ik fftfttW ft# ftA* ft# lA# htndMiftftl Atari# tft lift cHf Wit! W# •At**# wry <A#aa. i*i# *Aft aAmni 9m a AftiAftnfti# mARfAr# ft m fAttf lAWllf. Uua# tlftiftA. CALL ON MRS. JI RRV O'HARA, Ika ij»7 1101 I NI STREET. Buy Your Wife a Greene Street Home. ?fi». 452 Or##o# Alrftof la torftt#«l to 6n# ftt (It iTinftt AftirtNv MrlkAi ftt i itjr. llctlift# Auilt at brlrl m • hiwlMfn# •n# durable fash* »*. C«». tatm eight bath, #te.. All Ia gm)4 order idftt 49 bf 179 feet It yoi covttemplAte imrrhtiinff a home It will be to your lotari to wa* abler this property. John W. Dickey» 1 and 2 Library Hull*!log- TO RENT! From Oct. Ist, handsome House of eight rooms, all modern conveniencies. No. 1251 Ellis Street. Also Cottage House of 6 rooms No. 1329 Ellis St. APPLY E. J. HICKEY 212 Bth Street. FOR RENT. DESIRABLE GREENE ST. LOTS. From October J. lIS9S, I ffer for rent the following thoroughly modem and attractive residence*. 417 Greene street * rooms 707 Greene street S rooms 945 Greene street 8 rooms 1128 Greene street 8 rooms 1124 Grenee street 8 rooms These houses contain all conveniences and nre desirable In every respect. Look at them before you go away for the summer. JOHN W. DICKEY, 1 and 2 Library Building. FOR RENT. The Store House, 312 Jackson street, now occupied by W. Edward Platt, embalmer and undertak er, will he for rent from October Ist, as he intends removing to the north east corner of Jackson and Telfair Sts. A nice dwelling of four rooms and all conveniences over store. Apply on premises. SAI-K OF SUBURBAN LAND BY THE ACRE The Augusta and Summerville Land Company will sell, at public sale, 70 acres of lsnd’on the Harrisonville Hoad, in blocks of two to seven acres, ou Tuesday, August ’23d, at 6 o'clock p. m. W. C. JONES, Secretary. TO ZRIE USTT. From October Ist. 189 S. the premises at present occupied bg the Irish-Amer ican Dime Savings flank at SIT Broad street. Centrally located and well adap ted for most any kinsb of business. Apply to P. M. .Mplberin. Secretary and Treasurer, 817 Btaud St. •IABIV irKWf THE ST. (LIEUT BETEL li Hillman, Ga, lAt AMA •#*4 A# M* tmm MA %|A iM# I fIMM# A* "vA#r AVw WMMR## MM I# Ms Ai Imm r#mnai #am#i#a t AmmrA*# tm# I MAI NNA rAM »#A M#M a> f wmwA MAARmra i 8 iOIIQL tOBi Ct THE REED HOUSE At HAWWI ! 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Richards & shaver OU Polar Ice Works Mootaeri FOR SALE Pomps, Taols, Pipes, So., Cleap Lombard Iron forts 7 Per Ct SSOOOOO 7 Per Ct FOREIGN CAPITALISTS WILL j Loan half a million dollars on realty In Augusta, Gn. Terms 7 per cent. For further Information see their attorney at law, P. J. Sullivan, Es., or Mr. P. G. Burum. NEXT TIME YOU HAVE A HEADACHE CSE Land’s Headache Capsules Made Only By HOWARD & WILLETT DRUG CO. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS FIELD 4 KELLY'S Just received, the finest line of Baby Carriages in the city. 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New Yotk....Lv 1 »:20am Pullman palace buffet sleeping cars from Macon and Augusta to New York without change. R. A. BRAND. Oen. A*t.. 723 Broad St., Augusts, Ga. T. M EMERSON. Traffic Manager, H. M EMBRBON. Oen. rat* Agt. CAROLINA ANI) NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY. Schedule In Effect, March 8, IS9S. t Eastern Time Standard. Leave Angus'a, Southern Ry.. S:3O p.m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Chester, C. & N. W. Ry 7:45 a.m. Arrive Lenoir, C. * N. W. Ry 1:1* p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2:09 p.m. Arrive Green Park. Stage .. .. 7:00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage .. 7:30 p.m. G. w. HARPER, C. F. HARPER, Pj-,.«id“nt. '■ U A ■ ■ ——~ ••If You Want to Make Money, 1 Move in the Company of Thoso M ho Ara l inking Aioney.” 50UND ADVICE FPOM A SUC* v CESSFUL FATHER TO HI3 SON STARTING CUT IN LIFE. / fADVERTISERS WHO USE THK HKK ALD GET RESULTS. i WHY NOT GET IN THKIR COMPANY.! COAL and WOOD FROM THE North Augusta Ccal & Supply Co Quantity and Quality Guaranteed. F- w. 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PnJiman drswinf-room tin oft* twaun Qfieuboro and Xorfu.k. Clo—ftHto* turn at Xorfolk for OLD POINT ( OMI ORT, arriving thftr# in time for breakfast. Sutid :r,m. with Parlor car., between Charleston and A.nevllle. A Nos. 85 and At—tr. S. Fust Mail. Through Pullman drswins room t.uffet sleepingcirt os t> .-rn .JuckaonvlUe and New York and Pull- U«nn »:<a-,itng mm between Augusta and Char lotto. Pullman sleepiOK csrs t>ctw.-en Jsek eonrille and Columbia, en route daily between Jaaltwinvllle nud Cmcinnsti, vis Asheville. FRANK s. Git NNON. J. M. iT'LP. Third V-P & Gen. Mgr T. M.. VVr-hire’on. W. A. TI’KK, S. H. HARDWICK. G. P. a.. Washington. G. P. A., Allant*. GEORGIA • • RAILROAD. (9Cth Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24. 1891 Pullmon Sleepers between Macoo *cJ New York. _ . _ i Through Pui’man Sle.'pers between Au gusta and St. Louis. : Lv Augusta ..| 7:oSam! 3:2opm|lo:39pm Ar Atlanta ...|12:35pml B:2opm| t:ooam Ar Macoo ....!U:lSaid|... ; ....I 6:45um Ar Athens ....|l2:lspm| 7.3opmj Ar Gotnewille!*3:4spm!. |. Ar White PI s *l:o«pm| I, i Ar Mill'se'le .|lo:loatn| | 4:3oam : Ar Waah’ton ~|lo:loain| 7:iopm| Picayune train leaves Aupusta daily I except Sunday at 5:15 p. m., and ar ! rives at Milledgeville at 8:10 p. *n. Trains arrive at Augusta 5:18 a. nc. 7:45 a. tn.. 1:20 p. m.. and,B:2S p. m. A. G. JACKSON. G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A.