The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, August 31, 1898, Page 2, Image 2
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an* tM*|.
•pnria! 10 The Harald
Va«< lusft. 1. C.„ Aug SI.- Mr. ftrott
Maxwell, formerly of «hi» plat-a. but
•p« anpertatau d*ut of the rollon mill
at Port Mill. S- C.. ran* down ftainr
day and la ftwnd.n* *o*M time In town.
Mr. Mfietll *m oeeraeee of tb»
spinning r. am In the rottte mill at
thl* place for about ten year* and a'.!
our peopte are ahrsys glad to have
him Wait them. *•
Ml hi Rlapafa Thompson of N*wbcr
-17, 8. C.. fame down !aat Friday and
U spending amt time with her many
frtenda at thta place
Mr Jam** Foater la vary nick at thla
writing. t)e A. I. Teague, of Granlte
» vllle, la attaoding Mm.
Mlaa Fannie Batcher, who ha* been
M very alek with fever, la atlll suffer-
LADIES TIES
SOMETHING NEW
J. KILLEB WALKER
THE HATTER.
ZKIHSTO IXI HATS
‘ Ing a great deal. Her many friend* are
anxious about her and hope she will
aoon be herself again.
The long and continued wet spell
has played havor wltb cotton where It
was open. It la eproutlng very badly
in the boil and If the rain continue*
much longer' great damage will be
dene to the pea crop.
Col. R. B. Watson, candidate for gov
ernor, was In town yesterday. Col.
Wntaon spoke Monday night at Gran
itevllle to a large crowd
Rev. Mr. Sltelly, a Lutheran minis
ter. will preach In the Methodist
church Saturday night.
Miss Inex Scnn, who haa been visit
ing In Effingham. Ga., has returned
home after a most pleasant visit to
friends. Mr. Hugh Cook Is also bark
home again after several weeks ab
sence from town. ,
THOMASTON VOTES BONDS.
Funds Will he Used to Erect a Hand
some School Building.
Thomaston, Aug. 31. This cily vo
ted yesterday SIO,OOO twenty-year 5
per cent bonds for educational purpo
ses. The funds from the sale of these
bonds will be used In the erection of
an auditorium for Lee institute. When
omple'tcd this will be the handsomest
ruildtng of Its kind in this section of
Jeorgla.
Before purchasing a pistol or gun,
rati on me. 1 can save you mon-y. Lew
is J. Schaul, Pawnbroker on Jackson
street, established 18*6. _ _ _ ____
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LFTTHLS
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Bush. Mrs M flertlM Mlm Dora »*rU.
C—Vlelorl* CopM*. Mlm Maggie CVaw
'ol#. Mi*s Intia Ch»fV»l. limits K Hit
iMiine. Mr*. IMllsCkHlai. Mr*. Chailly
Collin*. Mr*. Kllaabsth Chatman. K
I Mr* iull* lCv*n*. ff—Mary'F«rhs*
<l Mi** Phoebe Green Mr*. M fl
(till.can Mr* Laura Griffin Ml** M*
ml* Grantham, H— Ml** Aatli* Mud
| *nn. Mi*. Mamie Hanb*rr«n. M*•
| Maine Mall. Mra. Mary lUmns a
Mre M J. Mays, Mum Ha Mammo**!.
1 Fannie Harper. Mra. Bdk Hsrrt*. J—
, Mia* Jimmie Jo*e*. Mies Ann-.- 1. 11
Jacheon Ml** Halil* Jeoklnr M -M.**
! Kvn Moore. F—Mra Kmms Punk. Mis.
Car*** Price ll- Mi* KM* Ku*h .1.
ml. »~Mlra Georgia HmaMwnod. Ml**
Utsle grhtaer. Ml** Lenora No, Mr*
Hwadell Atuard. Mra. Jane * on. T
Mra. H. A. Taylor Mr*. Heniy Tilt
mm, Mtr* Katie Tillman, Mis* Ann n
B L. Turnell. Mra. TltiWe Tnmlaon.
Mis* BUen Taben. Lucinda Thoma*.
W —Mr*. 811 vie William*. Mi** Rachel
White. Mlsa Karah Writ, Mis. Wil
liam*. Mr*. Fannie Wilhelm. Mis* Fan
nie William*. Ml** Arnle William*,
Mrs. KJlaa Wntaon.
OBNTI.RMKN'B LIBT.
A—Wash Alley. M R Allen. Sam
uel Anderaon. B—J. N Bscmorr. C
John Clark. Willi* Camnbell, R. B.
Carlisle. TV-M. L. Davis, Hansom Da
vl*. Kllas Derry. B- Fnreat Bdward*.
Hen tint Bills. F W. L. Freeman. Anil
nan Faun. O—Rev. 8 W. Gantor.
Hnndy OrCen, O. W. Goodwin, F W.
Goodwin H-A. W. Humphrey. W.
Hardold. H. C. Hamlin. Henry Horer
son. K. R .Horton. J—Tillman Jenk-
Ina, Henry Jones. Anderson Johns. Ir-
W L Littlejohn M-A A. Marshall.
Ed McKay. Bddle Martin. N -James
H. Noland. Johnnie N'aroco. O—B. J.
Overstreet, ttullrdge L. Osborne. P
Jerrle Penson. Kd Perry. R O. W
Reynolds, Henry Robertson. Mrs. Rob
ertson. Ram S. Reis. Henr yßuffin, Ale*
U uesnm. S—Charlie Scott, W’llllam
Saunders. George Silver. Jesse Saund
ers Robert Saunders, A. R- Smith.
Archie Smith. T-W. S. Tillery. J. D.
Tutt, M’llllam Thomas. V—Philip Val
entine. W- rt M. Watkln*. Silas Wal
ker. John Watson. Daniel Williams.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Fish Dealer. Messrs. Fred Forbes
R- Co., Brown Gin Co., To Any Trln
clpal Cotton Buyer. Messrs. Sprat ling
A- Co.. J. T Nichols * Co.
W H. STALLINGS. P. M.
buried alive.
Rescued After Two Hour* of Hard
Work.
Ashtabula. Ohio. Aug. 31. Jacob
Clark wa burled out of sight In a 12-
foot trench by a cave-ln Saturday. He
was rescued after two hours’ hard dig
ging and came out unharmed, the re
taining planks having formed a roof
above his head and held the dirt up.
Do you eat? Try the
Ellis Restaurant.
DEATH AT UNA< ILLA.
Mrs. W. 1. Hooka, a Prominent Lady,
Passes Unexpectedly Away.
Uoadlßa, Ga., Aug 31. Mrs. W.
L. Hooks, o very highly respected and
much beloved lady of this place, died
yesterday morning at four-thirty
o'clock. She had only been sick
about seven days and her death was
quite a surprise to her numerous
friends and acquaintances. She was a
consistent member of the Methodist
church. ,
TH® sSIUGETJE3TA HERA. C.P
CWTEMPIIHE 4
END IUTRMXOUS.
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Mucb Indlgartlva Is felt tar
the uncivil maduct us lb* of-
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bam. /
A Clever Crick.
j It certainly Imk* Ilk > It, bt»> thee* I*
jraallv no trick *l«»i It AaiMr mn
| try It *ho Sss Un* Hack and Weak
i KMiners. Malaria or aervoa* troyt.le*.
tk'a im#>i(i hft cm H)ff hlii.a* If 1 Mint
away by labia* Kte«irte Mitiora. Tht*
mcoietn* U se* tin Hi - wteite »y*t#m.
act* aa a stimulant t» Uvcr and Kid
n. >• Is a Mood pun*. . and nerve ten-
I, |t miM Consttpsib n. Headache.
Ftsotia* »l da. «eepteweew and Mel
aneboiy. It la purely va#aMlkte. a mild
laxative and remote* the ayatem to It*
naiuial vigor. Tiy Kloctrte Bitters and
h,* irnvln'cd that they are a miracle
«trker Every bottle guaranteed Only
SO. • bottle at Howard A Willefa drug
etore.
BRITAIN WOULD HELP U 5.
London Spectator's Opinion of Result
of European Intervention.
London. Aug tl.-~ The Spectator a*-
•erla that It ha* reliabla Information
that M. Hanotaux, late French min
ister of foreign affalra, hail designed a
plan of intervention between Spain
and the United States, which he. In 1
turn, proposed to the eotiuenial pow
er*.
ThJ latter agreed to the proposal,
and It was presumed that Great Brit
ain would also consent.
Tjie French government heard, with
the"most nufeigned surprise, however,
that the only Intervention that Eng
land would participate In would be that
of placing a fleet at the disposal of the
Pipsident of the United State*.
CAPT. CARTER’S CASE.
It la Taken Up for Consideration at
Last.
Washington. Aug. 31—The secretary
of war has at last taken up the vol
uminous papers In the cour martial
ease of Capt. O. M. Carter of the corps
of engineers. It Is Intimated that he
will recommend to the President a ma
terial modification of the sentence of
dismissal. Imprisonment In the peni-
Uillary. .fine and ostracism will he re
duced to simple dismissal. Even this
will probably carry with It the public
disgrace and virtual ostracism requlreo
by the 100th article of war, which Is
undeistood to be aplptcable In Capt.
Carter's case.
Remember the train leaves
for Atlanta at 7:00 A. M.
Sept. sth—Two days irr
Atlanta—all daylißht, at
$1.95, by Tuggle & Hol
lingsworth.
WINNSBORO
The News Over at That Pretty Little
City.
Special to The Herald.
Winnsboro. S. C., Aug. 31 —Mr. E. W.
Thompson leave today for Edgefield in
the Interest of the D. A. Tompkins Co.
Miss Mary McMaster left Saturday
for Baltimore for the millinery son
son.
Capt. W. G. lordan has retum"d
from a two months’ stay at Harris
Llthia Springs. _ . .
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(tty about a m<*4th.
Mr#. M M (V4|or, who vis iipfflt
(4 on at th# Ho#f>ttal a f#*% if ay# lyu for
af*iwn4tft*itia. t# lmt*roviair rapidly.
j At th# Ball Oftmi.-lthe-l thtntc T*m
h#gtnning to üb*t#r»ta»i't It. !!#- That *
i«w4. fth#-*!« that th# umpir# at th#
Th# work »»f NMdlttl ih# tt#w \yar#-
h.itt** at the work* of the Intcfiuate
CotVdn OH company I# g°inj| right
along now.
Kx-Prralflont C**lmlr - Darter of
France and hi* wife are making a cy
cling tour through the Aildlaud coun
tl«a of England. »* ■
American play* now dotting
London go thickly 'jhgl the fai t la lon
coming a byword of comment In the
papers over there.
The West End briu-a band la Improv
ing right along. When I heir new In
strument* arrive they will tie aNe to
discourse tine music.
It Is learned that Pat Walsh, an oiif
Augusta printer, generally known as
"Llltte Pat," went to Cuba with one of
the volunteer regiment*.
Lonnie Franklin, the young man from
Weal End. who Is studying for the
ministry, will leave to reeume his stud
ies at college In a few days.
The artillerymen that enlisted from
Augusta will be mustered out St an
early duy now. They will be muster
ed out at Griflln, where they enlisted.
"Can you tell me what was the most
marked difference between Bismarck
and Mark Twain?" "I helleve the pa
pera show It to be aliout 19.99H.99S
marks.”
Emperor William has appointed Capt.
Lauff manager of the Wiesbaden court
theatre. The captain has written a
number of dramas In which the Hohen
sollerns are exalted.
Frances— Harry says he Just wants to
fall down und worship me all the time.
Her Mamma—Oh, well, don't mtnd
that, dear; after he's married, ho won't
let It Interfere with bis business.
Some minds are like Fourth of July
wheels: they run rapidly enough, hut go
■nowhere; their light is sufficiently
bright, hut It cannot he utilised; their
heat serves only to consume them
selves.
Augustans now are getting their
"peck of mud.” Muddy water, especial
ly from the Savannah, is a great Fa
lerninn. according to bygone nnti-netv
warterworkists. They ought to be sat
isfied now.
"The Cuban insurgents,” remarked
Cumso, "do not appear to be such val
uable allies of the Americans as It was
thought they would ‘Bt ” "They seem
to have an objection to fighting be
tween meals." added' Caw'ker.
"Professor." they said, "give us a
deep metaphysically, conundrum. ”
■‘Weil." he said, a moment's
thought, "when is ‘which’ ‘what’?”
They gave It up. "When it is neither."
explained the professor. And when
they had studied it opt they under
stood . i n... _ _
POPULISTS WENT
| WHITE PHIMARY.
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i akia Is gt. * Oeegrra* las* ftartted aa t
tfwulde wkea rtet toa Gffia twite
atwaoft
A MOW.I. PRISONER.
The cea Ac anted Taylec Allow cl Mot*
PH* Net**.
i Mac .a Ga Aug St Abney Tarter j
ka* brew pat barib la bis old soil at
i frrsdoqi of tba cerrttior. A tew weehaj
t 4» f i #r## Inr k#4 .4 II ##II to k!m*
*pd gives* the jailer* *«• trouble at
J attar ftttpkra aakl that Taylor
ptom.scd kite that h* would bekav*
i h.gMtef i Tba were allowed to go beck
Ila the rail with the other prisoner*,
and that b« thought that be would
give him no* more trial. Taylor ha*
j s Bible aod a anag book. Ha reads
| the Bible throughout the day aad says
ike la trying to sav# hi* soul. He **f»
| he hope* he will be able to receive a
| ntw trial, but If he doe* cot he Is go
i ti* to try to make peace with his
He seemed to be In heller spirits on
yesterday after*,sin than at any time
I wore the trial. Hr chugs to hi* Bible
I aod says hr would not part with li for
anything.
| The Jailer say* that be doe* not think
i Taylor will gtre him any more trou
ble. but If he does he will put him in
a cell to himself and then keep him
there.
Only steel lined and burglar proof
safes used. Money lushed on anything
of value at a tow rate of Interest Wa
terbary alarm clock*. 78 cents. Lewis
J. Schaul. Reliable Pawnbroker.
BATESBLRti INSTITUTE.
The Fall Term Begins the Middle of
the Month.
Special to Th* Herald.
Baiesburg. 8. C., Aug. 31. —The foil
tera of the Baiesburg Institute, under
the management of Prof. H. H. Hun
bert, will begin on Sept. 5. Miss Kath
erine Gainey, of North Carolios, has
accepted the position of music teacher
in the Institute. Miss Gainey Is a
post-graduate In music from the
Greensboro Female College, and has
had four year* experience as teacher.
Prof. Edwards will arrive hern about
:he Ist of September. This is one of
the best schools In central Carolina.
Mrs. E. F. Strother hns gone to the
Hayward White Sulphur Springs at
Waynesvi.le, N, C., where she will re
main about two weeks. She Is accom
panied by her son, Edwin Folk Stroth
er. Esq
Misses Pansy and Marquerite Dukes,
of Orangeburg, S. C., are visiting
friends and relatives In natesburg and
vi< ntty. They are the guests of Mrs.
L. 0. Hartley.
Misses Mamie O’Keefe and Katie
Page, of North Augusta, are visiting
Miss Josfe V. Sharkey.
The pQslmaeter of this place haa
received notice from the postofflee de
partment that commencing wltb Sept.
Ist, the railway mall service of the
Selvern and Knoxville railroad will be
extended from Seivern to Bnteburg.
This will require some extra service
on the part of the postoffice employes
of this office.
Through the persisted efforts of Con
gressman Stokes an increased al.ow
ance of pay for clerk hire has been
set ured for this office.
A series of -eviva! meeting are now
going on at the Baptist church. The
pastor, Rev. A. C. Wilkins, is being as
sisted in the meetings by Rev. W. F.
Derlcux, of Spartanburg.
Have You a Son, Brother,
Husband or Lover In the Army or Na?
vy ? Mail him today a 25 cents package
of Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the
feet . AH who march, walk or stand
need It. It cures aching, tired, sore,
swollen, sweating feet, and brakes hot.
[tight or netv shoes easy. Feet can’t
blister, get sore or callous wftCre Allen's
Fpot-Ease is used. 10,000 testimonials.
All druggists and shoe stores sell It.
Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S.
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. . ..
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CRKAM—CREAM AT *4 JACKkoN BT.
JfoH SALK —ON E FIRST CLASS
motur. Good as new. *OB voltage
■ Speed 2406. Type W SI. No. U. Ad
drcM Motur, care Herald.
Sept 1
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11l M'INTOHH STREET FOR SALE
- $1,500. Rents for $15.00 per month.
Aunty at once. Clarence E. Clark. Ml
Broad. ***< 1
FOR SALK—TWO MULEB. TWO
horses and one lady's top
buggy and harness. Apply to F. L.
Fuller A Co. Aug 31
FOR SALE LADY'S PHAETON,
very lleht. original price $l5O, now *«o.
call early. 546 Broad street. Sept t
SEVERAL FINE MILCH COWS AND
also several tine beef cows for sale.
'Apply J- H. Carmichael, May avenue
! and Woodlawn. S*!* l 3
WANTED —To sell second-hand refrig
erator. capacity 400 pounds. Address
c, care Herald office.
FOR SALE CHEAP-AN EVAPORAT
ING cane mill. Apply or write 24.
Walker street. 1 4
FOR SALE —GOOD HORSE, WAGON
and harness, Cheap. Come qulfk. Lee
Jordan. Dugas and Twelfth street.
Aug 31 _______
FOR SALE-LARGE ICE BOX. NEW.
Coal 13 00. now $4.00. Come quick.
Lee Jordan. Dugas and Twelfth St.
Aug 31 ______
- TORENT
FOR RENT—THAT LARGE AND DE
SIRABLE store No. 744 Broad street.
Under Masonic hall. Apply to W. C.
Jones, 705 Broad street. Sept 1
FOR RENT—7-ROOM DWELLING
HOUSE 1257 Greene, with modern
Improvements. Rent reasonable. Apply
1256 Ellis.- St; P a
TO RENT—RESIDENCE 1224 AND 1231
Ellis, with all modern conveniences.
Apply 1026 Broad street. Sept 1
FOR RENT—DESIRABLE RESID
ENCE, No. 1008 Reynolds street. All
j,modem conveniences. Apply No. 1007
Reynolds. Sept 4
FOR RENT—ONE OR TWO LARGE
cool rooms furnished. Most central lo
cation in the city. J. E. Deas, 918 1-2
Broad street.
FOR RENT—SEVERAL NICE COM
FORTABLE dwellings, with all the
modern improvements on Greene and
Telfair street. Apply J. H. Prontaut.
626 Broad street. Sept 9.
FOR RENT—STORE AND FIXTURES
corner Calhoun and Camming streets.
Good stand. Apply on premises.
AUGUST 31
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1 LOUT Dll UTKATED UAHT WKDNE&-
DAY —Du'i r> l .i#d -■or, with haras,
i »hit# ip.>t in f»r» Kinder will h# r#>
!wm4#4 <>r returning lo Mrs. W. J.
11-U [triad street. Sept t
TAKEN UP AT NORTH AUOUHTA—
A medium sis* J> r»r con. with right
h<>rp I roßrn off Odor Mark, light sun
-1 i„.jim eld##. stoma, h light. Owner ten
! rt'.w-r b» prnvlnf seme and paying
damages ami expsasas- H. O. Hughea.
jtk-pt t
M isc ell an eous
BOARDERS WANTED AT T» TEL-
I FAIR street. Will furalsli rooms and
meals oil reasaaablo teems- Septl
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
only $4 00 per month at Osborne’s
Business collega. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at night. Come or call at
;<jßce. Great demand (or stenographers.
| June IT ts
Special Notices:
Coupon Notice.
THE COUPONS OF THE AUGUSTA,
Telephone and Electric Company,
maturing September Ist, IS9*.
paid on presentation at the National
Bank of Augusta on and after Sep
tember Ist.
JAMES P. VERDERY, President.
7 Per Ct $500,000 7 Per Ct
’ s
FOREION CAPITALISTS WILL
LOAN HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
on realty In Augusta, Oa. Termi 7
per 'cent. For further information sea
their attorney at law, P. J. Sullivan,
Es.. or Mr. P. G. Burum.
E. IBOWARD. Ji
, (SUCCESSOR TOY
CROUCH BROS.
Respcc* fully solicits the compounding
of your Prescriptions and family receipts.
Accuracy, Pute Materiala and Prompt
Service our motto.
and see us.
908 Broad Street.
HULSE’S
St9am Laundry
and Dye House
Let us e’ean or dye that last winter’s Suit
of yours. It will save the cost of a new one*
ggrTh* best of work done promptly a%
Reasonaole Prices.
314 Jackson SI., Opposite Opera House
Strowger 447. - - -Bell 82is2»