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Uoula. five# travellnf men and trav. Wra In general aome good advice. * Being a knight of the grip. - ' he may a. "t have for the paat three years made k a rule to beep myeelf aupplled nlth Chamberlain’# Colie.Choi* j ara and Diarrhoea Kemedp, and have found numeroua oecaalcas to teat Ita ■neDts. not only on myself, but on oth er* a* well. I can truly aay that I nev- ] er In a rink Inatam-e have known It to fail. I conalder It one of the best remedies traveler# can carry and could relate many Instances whera 1 havo used the remedy on sceptics, much to their surprise and relief. I ho|u> every traveling man In the IT. H. will carry a bottle of thia remedy In hi* grip. - ' Tor sale hy Ale*and Drug * Heed Co.. £ H, parr. Of Hell Tower Drug Htore A TOWN DISAPPEARINO. It Was at One Time a Prosperou* Iron Centre. New Yotk, Aug 24. The town of Okford. Warren county. Nff Jersey.! 1* fast disappearing. It was once a •trorig htMlttaua centre, with mill# ar.l factories that rfaploycd hundred* pi men and boy*, beside* rich Iron mines that gave work to score* of hand*, as well aa horsea and tcufcs When a frw rear* ago the tnaikel declined and the bcltom apparent!* fell out of the ;.on bus I nee*. Oxford got a black eye. and has never recovet erf from the. shock. The large mill* closed never to be opened, and as the months went by the long line of (he company hous e* was deserted and the exodus frc:n the town began. From a town of from four to five thousand population, it has diminished to one thousand, and j many of those now there have to leave because the company ha* given order* to draw the pump* from the mines and let them fill up with water. FLORENCE COUNTY CAHPAIGN The neeting at the County Seat an Orderly I ne. Florence, S. C.. Aug. 24—The county campaign for Florence county opened kere Saturday. There was a good num ber of the people from the county pres ent., The speaking, as a whole, wa* good, and the best feature of the oc casion wa* that there wa* absolutely no “mud slinging."■ Athough Messrs. Norton and Kl lerbe, candidates for congress, had been extremely acrimonious 1n the lo ■ cal paper® and had said many hatd things the ohe against the other, yet at the speaking here neither uttered a word against his opponent of an Un parliatpentafy character. The candidates for the state senate. Dr. Win. Ilderton md Hon, B. B .Me- I! MiiMA hum mmm Mac*** m • a«*M! fi« wa. 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A Scuta FsMtat l iflaM WbH* hM| Charged iHifcift. a r.. ftw la Wh*ip fhiff 1 tr# !H# #4a Mntail of J H fftvft ft - irffciri# Trr - |o film ' wft# ftwiir. It •# ft ir»|r#t#rT IK*" . _ tmflpf aav |n #ofiy# and ftt ftw" Wf h ' lr ** ® r ‘ rmf* pu k d ftt ft l*a r#fttft P»r him- rrt#©l rmmm h*\+ dwmftftrd rmf" ftt4*uii(i m*r*£*¥ j^ r «ft##4 h ip m*nir-N.tPtl ts» Hr Wfn fir#ftpvntill. Jr ■ rliftfi” rvllor Of H<"jt h rarotma. for the Knight, of Pythla* I* •*(«*< ted her* i Wednesday. Un Marla Harrell, a charming ! young lady of Florence, returned In I her home Sutuiday, after a pleasant ; visit near here. Ml*. Maude Napper of Florence ta the I gueat of Ml.* Ka. hael OalMway Ml** Ktnma Dart* of Marlon ta In ! th* Htjr. The Miaae* McK'nik are vlaltlna tn i North Carolina. 1 Mr. C. H. Herring returned yeater | day frmn New Tork. i M*‘**rs W. I. Bethea, F B. Davl* i and M F»»* are In the northern mar- I kcl*. Mr M - . H. Johnson of the aernnfl regiment wa* In the city laar weeek. Mr. J Theo Ulea of the around regl -1 incut Kentu. ky volunteer* ha* l»een at this home ID Little Book on *!ek Mr. John Oarnilese! of the Bcconrt regiment wa* here la*t week. THE STANDARD MILL SOLD Valuable Property Transferred In South Carolina. Rock Hill, S. C., Aug. 24. —The Stan 'dnril Cotton mill was sold yesterday by Julius H. Heyward, atandlng master of the United States circuit court, the ! purchaser being Mr. C. W. Johnston, 1 uiauager aud treasurer of the High , land Park Manufacturing company, of | Charlotte, and it was announced at the snio that Mr. Johnatone s bid was for that company. There were other ! prominent mill men present, but the only other bidder was Cnpt. W. L. Rad | dcy. on his own account, who started the bidding at the upset price, $.10,000, and ran it up to $49,950. It was knock ed down to Mr. Johnstona at $50,000. i The mill was built and began opera tions in 1888 and cost in the neighbor hood of $150,000. It. is equipped with 480 Crompton looms and manufactures jail kinds of colored goods. A few yearß ago It was considered one of the best I mills In this section, and as the ma chinery, engine, boilers, etc., are in 'good condition, the strong company by ivhich it is now owned will not be long in putting it on its old time pay iing basis. ! The sale embraces twenty-seven , acres of land and all the tenement ; houses. "(ho purchasers are practical mill ! men, th" president of the company be j ing Mr. -V. E. Holt, of Lexington, N. •C. They will commence operations as ; soon as the sale of the mill ia confirm ed, which it is expected will not be longer than thirty days, and it is iin tlmated by gentlemen who may know what they are talking about that the policy of the company will be to erect a spinning mill on the premises. 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I •if Mfirfft Cftmliftft ftftttottnl ‘‘ft«<nf*,*»* | |of tft# BoftftliftC |Wtf. wr#«#fr«4 to I (ft# «|i44JlM9f'lft#’ffMK9"f. of ftftll ftl •HtitßU ll# 4#rlftf#4 tft## •• rftctrftM, ft# until# (roiulM tft#i <* I vuitfal ft# ftci Irt4#v Of "HBMtif* «rltb I either *f the old paet>, Mbr. the aeat Bit'aaal ewvrattoa at least a month be*uf» the Democratic nr Repnhllran ronventlona concmeil and thtte prevent any opportualty of fualon. H* referred tto the tlm*h.i agrecaaent' which ta an atrvrawnt t». t«a en himeetf and Mttlnn I'm ka, of Dallaa. Ihe leader of the mid They aay that committee had a ma -Jorlty of anti-fcainalata. hut Butler *c cured proxies and delegate# from letatea which ca«t few DopaUet vote* tn the test election, and thi* nu!UArc! the j will of the Pnpullet maaae* In *up 'port of thl* they pile the fact that *ix j men *at In the committee a* reprr aentatlvee of New Jeraey. a state which I 1 cast thirteen Popullat votea In lXhfi. and only h,»’f that number repreaented tieorgtK. which cast alKicit *s.o**l Pl'pU- J Hat rotea. By auch menna Chairman llutler [procured the pntoage of an allraed : harmony resolution to the eff*>ct that j the national eommlUca would kuft hand# off atate politic* and would tic* do anythlg toward fualon will either 'of the old partlea heforr a national l convention In 1900, tn be called one month before the Republican and Dem jocratlc conventlona. The mlddle-of-ihr-ruad men repudi ate that and declared the old national committee'* action fraudulent and void. They proceeded to hold a seaslon of the reorganisation committee, of which I Milton Parka la chairman, and this !committee, cvbich lathe creature of the Nashville convention of 1897. and I* ln jatructed to reorganise the party on an ! tl-'ualon lines, colled the Cincinnati r.onvetnion for September 5, in which the Georgia delegate* will participate. A Populist here saya that Butler Is adroitly working a a* heme to commit ■ the Populist* to the nomination of WH lltam J. Bryan,whom the middle-of-the road men strongly antagonlxe. This Populist says that Bryan 1* the pass ! word among the Butlerltes end that It Is their plan to have him nominated by the so-called Populist convention which they propose to call a month be fore the Democratic Convention of 1400. and by so doing Huy Intend to force the Demccratlc convention to take Bry an again. ROBBERS CAUGHT AT LAST. They Had Been Making a Number of Thefts in Laurens. Laurens, S. C., Aug. 24. At a late hour last Saturday night, a young ne gro man named John Parks was caught in the store of Moseley & Ro land, hardware merchants of this city. He had on his person several valuable articlos, among them Smith & Wesson pistols. He entered by a small window in the rear of the store. Policeman Simpson saw him strike a match, and on searching (he building found him crouched down beneath a cotton gin in the basement of the store. He was arrested and carried to the police sta tion. He admitted that he in company with another negro had entered on the night before the store of B. A. Sulli van and taken several articles. He claims to have two pals, but they have not yet been arrested. , j AN OPEN LETTER [to mothers. •f M{ wM$ t trn C#MV* ««'• W'iWY m m •MS aiPHAt* * tts 4# s*»* 9M«pt» IDIIKMA **s» Ji *tfft4ft|p* MM»t«ts»A,» m !*'• fMW* tmwk Dft fIftUCL WCMfA q/ Hr****. »M«rbi mm I" #f tki mm (M km kmm mi ims mm km ** fkt§ ig tkc oft g *M CASTOR* A* mkitk km kw im# Is llm ban # Ikr Ikkkmi qf Arnttmt fm mm Ikuiq |#r* LOOH CAHfruLir «4 tk* wm§fm mi ** H*t ft # §ni k<u t A# #lo*#%'# #/ Wu//!aIa4«I »rs#* tart, ft* mi At# mtkonh fhm mi ti urn m§ mm? esrypt Jim Cmtmr Compttiff, qf *hu k Ckm* U, HtUtmr it PtvudfiL Mink 24, ISM ~ y _ % a? Do Not Be Doodvod. TVi iuh rftftßifFf iHm 1«le <'( )*» H » r cßfld hy wrFpting a rhrap (wfiiifMie B»hkh tMMnr drugp«t suy okrr yr»o 11 JufTii r n .1 « i jft fcW BICNTft ißflfltr* 9J91 it ), the Ift* rrrdirfilA of which nrfl kc dom But know. “Tho Kind You Have Always Bought" DEAAO THE SIGNATURE OF Insist on Having The Kind Tliat Never Failed You. gERRTTS gXCELSiOR GF-A.- *h>~ rW r t vfefci 1 lb 4 ( U f 808 WHITE- Second Patent. GOLD MEDAL- Fancy Patent. ABSOLUTELY PURE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR. I I fu'ly realize the supreme disgust of consumers for Flour, adulterated with Corn Flour, Corn Starch, and other Foreign matter. On and after this Date, August I Oth, 1898. I offer the Wholesale trade the above Brands Flour Guaranteed Absolutely Pure Winter Wheat, Goods of the Highest type. Ask for prices Flour, Meal. Grits, Bran and sh ip stuff delivered your station. J. M. BFRRY, IHQtERCHftNT WILLER and Carolina Faper. Report E.tiinat* on Above Hpkce per month. ||6m^ I. C. Levy’s Son & Co.. TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS. AUGUSTA, - - ’ GEORGIA In an article in The Revue des Deux, j Monilee M. Foullle declares thgt, while (he modern Greeks are not descended wholly from slay,s, as some have rijaln tained, they arcijrertalnly not lineal de scendants of the great peoples who made Greece faaifcus. Mobile, Ala.-4'cop reports are con flicting. Many sections claim; serious injury from rusf, rot aud sheading. TO SECURE A SUIT OF CHOTHING at a price that will surprise you when you see the quality, style and finish of the clothing that we are selling this week in our big reduction sale. We have cut our prices down to the bottom on both Boys’ and Men’s Clothing, irrespective of cost, that leaves no doubt asto quick selling. Thfi wIU of Joseph Banigan. (he mil lionaire rubber king or Providence, is to be contests# by his widow. Maria Conway Banigan. By this will Mr. Banigan left to his widow the occu pancy of his homestead and a yearly allowance of $15,000. Mrs. Banigan is to insist upon her dower rights viz., one-third o£ the income of the real es- W"! t.fi t .**- ri* ’.l -C* - * |HE [|ERALD S 'gTANDARD W* atlas WITH MARGINAL INDEX CONTAINING KARSOF Cub#. Phlllipins Islands. W#st Indies, North America. Hawaii. South America, Europe, .World, Asia. jOcoanls, Africa, | China. Spain, Portugal. AND HARBOR CHARTS OF Havana. Cienfuegoa. Santiago de Cuba. 1 Mainila# San Juan. Cardenas and Matanzas. Santa Clara Bays These surperb Map* are beautifully printed in five coiom on heavy paper, and bound tn an attractive cover. RAND. McNALLY & CO., those peerless Mapmakers, prepared this Atlas especially for THE HERALD and our readers may secure It at a trifline cost. WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW WHEN YOU WANT TO KNOW IT. Explanation Harginal Index Th* Ingenuity of th* deic** d*a*rv*» •(>**'>• l c«pl*»alcoo for It t, • teat cut ay»t*m of U>«taniau-»u* rrf*r.tK-w Th* lodic*, of wi map •#- Br«r upon *urh map* border The tnfonuuuoo Hee iu * uuU**.l. Tliea* wonderful pU-c. cotnpl.ed by expert* and •baolutNy up 4o 4m‘% ar* a miniature c mnlerpart of lh* world # phyatcal appea .oce aa It ea- I.la at thla m enrnt Th* map* are not uaeroly pictorial chart.*; th* ,r * alao frcyipbin aa*l gaxeieera combmed The ruled border on the he a dca of every map I* divided lain eqcit-diMaat 'pa***, aeargnaied upon t-h aid* by leuera. al ihe lop and bottom by aatarn* If lioea weva pra •orted from th*»* marginal polntx waail aquarea would be formed bp fbeir Inter we lion On 4h* margin of each page appear# a rlaaalflad n*» of all the principal dlvlalona rHte*. aad town* tnarvlbed upon that apa r.a! map. where Ihey are claaalfled alphabetically and according IP thmf commercial Importance and prominence ,3 centre# of population. You ought to Have this Atlas You Can Have it You will Have it If you wish to see the Atlas before buy ing. call at The Herald. But you Must Hurry. The edition is a short one and will not last many days. Mail orders filled promptly* Price, 3Qcts Price, 30cts V The Herald has exclusive control of the sale in Augusta. CALL FOR AUGUSTA BREWING COMPANY’S EXPORT BEER TfiP Best on Thu Market. 7 CALL FOR AUGUSTA BREWING COMPANY’S DRAUGHT BEER The Best on The Mark*#