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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1898)
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C,lty Mill* * Four yard, good S 3 Inch .. 4 3-4 Lodi ehlrtlng* 64x54 .. .. .. .. .. 3 1-4 Lodi drex* atylea 64x60 3 1-4 St. Clair dro*# atyle* .. .. «. .. 4 Ocean solid* 3 3-4 ‘Martha Washington fancle* .. .. 3 3-4 Miscellaneous brand*. light weight 14 M I*aetta 4 yard* plain 3 l-» Thorndike B 6 3-4 Hercules •• •* •• 7 1"4 'Amoskeag .. .. ® Crescent ’ I** Pelhxm. 32 bat Ito box 16 F. Q. P-. 4® hall* to box 16 E. G. P., 4# boll* to lb 17 1-3 Muscogee 27 inch 4 1-4 yd. plaid*, beat make -4 Simpson ellk finish foulards 64x 64 4 ** 4 Pacific ifiournings 64x64 6 China alike 84x64 4 1-4 Mlddleford ® Rockport 6 1-2 Slater 64x1*4 3 3-4 Concord, 64x60 3 1-4 Rome 66x60 3 1-4 Edwards 3 1-2 Keystone .. •• •• 3 1-2 Fifth Avenue 3 1-4 ICEARSEY'S. Heavy Columbia, heavy Kearscy S 1-4 Kincaid and others 9 1-4 LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER. Lime 70aSr. Roaendale cement 41.45 Portland cement 42.76 to 3.25 Loutavllle oement in paper sacks . *1.25 Plaster In hbls *1.76 HARDWARE. Well bucket*, per dox IS 00 Painted buckets, per dox 11 10 2 H B B cedar pal!*, per dox .. .. $1.75 8 H B B cedar palls, per dox .. .. $2.00 Tubs painted, per nest *1 75 Rope. Manila, per pound 9 1-2 Rope, Sisal, per pound 7e Rope, cotton, per pound .. .. lOcallc Nails, wire 11.75 base Nalls, cut .... 41-45 base- Ehevels, Ames, per doz .. .. lUaUl.al) I Wmmm §m #*# £-#»»■ ■ I iliii *I in pm #m» *ii 4 IfHe KfeMpMl , 4 an «• « « § h m** m$ msk pm Pm *«•* •»*• liNliWMiat M 0 ftp mm* pm Pm M uM fttimtirrm, mm mm. pm Pm »« Cl 111 1 CMiitArv mm** pm m •««« #« ** I C**# M*4 IfWMI (MM It* #«*« »* ****** I II I CCfltfAMt "«mi |PM iMMf **•**•** Cl tt I t|(MN* MClMPtli pP# Wttp ## ** #« ** Cl M Ift “4m.li '*» >ni.fiM, pm Pi *« ** , s ** PH tr*.. pCmmmhl'. pm #mi pm t . CC CmCC-- ■ mmmm.- pm pm/m »* »* •* mmMI s# HiipsH PviPm PN*. % pm pp*m *« *• PH f Pm# ammC pm VP •« v* *« ** ..* ** •, ■ fCHMHP tMpfPtk pH Pmk **#*#*•« Pi IP Ami hc» t»■» H* | pot PHI (f *• tc Am# ChhCph. 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A Bk« Co. Fa 1*24 .. .. !1« Charlott*. Columbia A Au goalo. lot It, 14*0 .... .. I*7 , M Charlotte. Columbia A Au guata. Id rt, »W 117 ... Augusta Ho R. R.. I'a, 1*44.. ... 84 C. R. R Banking Cu. Coital [ eral Trust I’a. 1*37 *7 9* : Houthom Hallway I'a 18*4 ~ *8 19 Centra! of Georgia Railway. \ I*4 eoovol mort. 4‘*. I*4* .... 8* 81 «*. of O. I*l pref 10 4* 44 U'entral of Georgia Railway, 2d pref Income*. IMS 14 14 C. of G. Ist pref la. IMI .... I 4 tl. 8. A F . Ist m. ('*. 1841 .. 185 187 Month Georgia and Florida. Id 7’x. I*BB lU4 Mouth Georgia and Florida. Id 7‘*. 1488 103 ... Ocean Bteam*hlp Co., ltt 6‘* Id 7**. 1888 104 FACTORY BONDS. Enterprise Mfg. Co., Ist I'*, 1803 104 ... Rlbley Mfg. Co., Ist 6 *. 1803 . 100 Sibley Mfg. On., I*l 6’a, 1803 .100 ... G«. It K. AH. Co Htork.. .. 193 South Western It. R. Stock .. 97 ... Augusts A Savannah Stork ..87 ... GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Out*, white, sacked 38 ‘ data, while, sacked 36 Corn, w hite, sacked ~ .. 58 Corn, mixed 48 Meal, bolted, per bushel .. 60 Flour, common 3.50 Flour, fancy extra 3.75 Flour, second patent .. •• •• 4.00 Flour, standard patent .. .. .. .. 4.25 Flour, fancy patent 4 75 Wheat bran. 100-lb sack* 80 Fine feed. 100-lb sacks 90 Hay—native, per ton 12.00 Hay—Timothy, per ton 13.00 Hay—choice, per ton 14.00 Hama—choice sugar cured .. .. lOallH Smoked rib side* * Dry salt rib* * Lard, pure leaf. In tlcrees .. .. .. ..7 Lard, kettle, rendered in tierces. 6 1-4 Sugar, granulated ® ®‘* Dartin (Joe* to Clcmson. Prof. S. M. Martin, tale of Johnston, having been elected to an important position In the preparatory department of Clemson rollege, departed thither a few days back. Clemaon college could not have chosen a young man of more absolute reliability and efficiency. Prof. Martin Is a sc.on of a South Carolina family noted, since the earliest days of the first revolution, for patriotism and ability In peace, and valor and self-sacrifice in war; and nobly has he held the high record bequeathed him by his fathers. No young man has ever left Edgefield or it» borders whose departure was more universally or sincerely regretted than that of Sam uel Mailer Martin. And It would be difficult for any man to leave a better name or record Behind him. When the mountain winds of Clemson grow wearisome, and even the scent of the mountain ttotvers become monotonous by long continnanre. Maner Martin can come back to Edgefield, where his dear presence will never become either w'earisome or monotonous. We con gratulate Clemson college very heart ily upon securing Prof. Martin,— Edgefield Chronicle. 20-year fitted gold watches in ladles' ami gents’ sizes with Elgin or Wal tham movement from *7.00 to 412.50. Guarantees with each watch at Lewis J. Schaul's. 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Call : on Howard A Willet. druggists, and get a trial bottle. 10c. Regular sise 60c and $1 Every bottle guaranteed or price re funded. CHANG US IN THU ARfIY. Admirals and Army Officials Who Are to Retire. Washington, Sept. 7. 7. Many important changes are soon to occur in the Army and navy. They In no wise result from the war with Spain. Two brigadier generala and four admirals go on the retired list on account of age. Major General Graham, lu command at Middletown, Pa, and Major General Coppenger, in command of the Fourth army corps at Huntsville, retire. The rear admirals who retire are: Slcard, recently president of the naval board. Matthews, formerly chief of the bu reau of yarde and dock*; Admiral Mil ler. ranking officer of the navy, now In command of the Pacific station, and Admiral Bunco, in command at the New Yorlt navy yard. The principal heroes of the Spanish war retire in the following order: Dewey, December, 18»9; Schley, October, 1891; Sampson, February, 1902. Mr. James E. Ferret, of Burnt House, W. Va, has discarded all other dlarrhoe medicines and now handles only Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He has used it in his family and sold it to his customers for years, and has no hesitation iU saying that it is the best remedy for colic and diarrhoea, ho has ever known. It not only gives relief, but effects a permanent cure. It ts also pleasant and safe to take, making it an ideal remedy for bowel complaints. For sale by Al exander Drug & Seed Co., Parr of Bell Tower Drug Store. Among the Queen’s Daughters. Among the queen’s daughters Prin cess Henry of Butteuberg is unques tionably the most shy and nervous, and concerning the sovereign's grand daughters the Duchess of Fife may be said to head the list in this parfieular way. The duchess avoids evety court function site possibly can and leads the very quietest of lives. —N. Y. Times. A goood electric motor, dirt cheap, can be bought at The Herald office. Good lUCK His mi BAKING POWDER, 15 THE BEST. lllfhM* of Alt In Lmv»p* I inn Powr«r. MUL MTAVt FOR REIT i h wMtrri tt**t aup <m uttkji [ iVMpf* | Hi |Hnap att##f, I mmpm *» *. MH PI ; h on#* • | fmmpp ,«**** ft at ■m psm* ft fMMHft #• •« •• ft m Ml PPPm #*t#M. P fin #hs *• *• • >4 iim fft#« sifwH. ft ra#M# •* *4 pm m m tit fjn m ir ft i g rimmis •* •• H** PI Hrpmmp* NkH l rmmm .* .# * k,m ip MVPVi* • w*#* « •• •* •***• i SIS ffwnftHstlS *4f#*-t T fitmttit •« ll*#P : *-* *tr#**t T „ •« pjbpft! #4" nwifta m n A##•#**• ft r***### «* .. I* *• dsfH A#*•##. • *N*w*a .. .. I ll,mi- Anil#, ft rtmm* .« «• «• II M it Kin I MMH , . , tft.aft I tn 4##4mbl# hwni *.mcw» „ n IM I— >*t h —re— » ** 1 la< lt*«r* •« •• •• •• ** •• ** * j • I $ I J*rn RftMgr .* •• *• ••• *-a # ‘ " . . . m A m ziz* -re«;;.r ••••«; ML 1 Vkma4 *iwn*l .« .. - JJ “ p| {iron I *tf#pft »» ••••••♦• (Pi Rftitfl «(Hft «A«« *•*••• •••• ” «?« #27 Proa# .. .« •• •• •• •• " IP |tr«i#4 at#a#t •• *• •* •* •• ** TftV Rn«d .* m •• [lOtf nn#4 sir*#!,. IS it |*»ri nf d«Hiahl# sttl*at#4 Rr**#P stotpr. **p**-inlly *4tp(«l for Ur**#nr»aking ##taM HbipaPt* Th# shov# Ikftt will b# cbftnfw from day to day. John. W. Dickey Real HaUte Agent. FOR DENT J. B. White’s new residences on upper Broad street. Special prices. 254 Telfair street. « rooms 117.00 317 Telfair street, f rooms .• .. •• 24.00 325 Telfair street. 7 rooms 22.00 329 Telfair street. 7 rooms 22.00 333 Telfair street, 7 rooms, 22.00 522 Kills Street. 7 rooms 10 00 612 Broad street, 7 rooms .. .. .. 25.00 612 Broad street, flat 16.00 416 Fenwick street, 9 rooms .. .. 20.0 n 411 Lincoln street. 6 rooms .. .. in 00 415 Liucoln street, 5 rooms .. .. New 337 Walker, 7 rooms 2® 00 1567 Walton Way. « rooms 15.00 1813 Walton Way, 5 room 00 522 Broad street, store 20.00 J. B. White's cottages on upper Jones street—s6.oo and 8.00 each. This list will be changed from day to day. . Clarence E. Clark, Real Estate. *32 Broad St. Ladles Not In It. 40c Fine Summer Undershirts. 20c. 40c. Fine Summer Drawers, 20c. SI.OO Fine Dress Shirts. 60c. 50c. Fine Scarfs. 25c. 26c. Suspenders, now 10c. 10c. Club Ties, sc. Our large line of Fall Woolens hns arrived and our summer goods have got to go at sacrifice prices. Call early send get a good selection. F. G. Mer lins. Tailor, opposite Planters Hotel, Augusta, Ga. TO RENT! From Oct. 1 st, Cottage House of 6 rooms, Bath, Water Closet, Etc-, No. 1329 Ellis St. APf*LY E. J. HICKEY 2 1 2 Bth Street. It is reported that Aguinaldo is los ing strength in the back counties. ft ti Wit4ft I un in- I #«#>■ "• > #w»n~~ FOR RENT UPI. y If iHrrEIT i’ftii- f I mP ummm ft «hp# *»**• ** Im #ft sgfs-'-fOH I am ATfMi ft mmpm »« •« •«*•»* ft# *• I ftpft MMA ft fMHHft. c * i 4 4 4 4 4 * ft# ft# m kM tZZL 'JIM rnm I Uf‘ #n pk ) cp* lift *mP Hssrart ,* ,* lift ftft j AM Ah iaiiHft •• «« *« •• ** .-*•• I# ftft I lH#ft Ho*## a t ifiry MtNt «•«* ft aft II H W%n* isssa yirrMni *•••*• If? ftft and ftjft ftft |J. II Mini# Happm. Jmhh •*«*«• M M M ft* ftft «*d |« aft L. F. VEHDERY. The Renting Agent. FOR RENT ALEXANDER A JOHNSON PH fttfr*4 Hrlih—Vft fi>uma •• ..All,aft I w* Hriail ItiTik IT racMtHi „ .. It *t E hud Br«H4 Hr** ft •* ft fntß#M ** .* S 3 Id i fda fir ii#d Hi K h ■ ft ****** •* «,« ftl.fift j Idft Itr<T«4 ftVrbk 4 ****** •• •• S 3, ftft j 111 Vhrnftd'-’'ATass#---# rneans «* ** ft ft i av« From# ft rooms „ „ A ft I Sdt ntrmm~F*mmm-P .. *• ftft ftft IMI <;>**•«> A fwmm .. .. ftft *1 IMS Uwnr- Ptnm* * ifinsit .. „ MM I US T*4f*if— Brk k • r *,—. .. .. ».« I r» T.if.»r-rr.—: -o— .. .. » m I Ml Walk—-' Jirl. k * r*-Mna .. E MS Centre—Framr -T mom* .. .. j (M Ktl——FVnn——t rii—ne .. .. I*.® ! ,14 S Kill*- Fmme—7 it**— .. •• W I SM RHIe-|Y*iße-7 mom» „ ~ ft «• ‘ %i, Klli» -Frante -7 rooma ~». ft.— im V lnt>—h ICV k • .. . ti.— I—i Mdnionh Frame » re*,— .. ft,— M f >nee Hri< t: 7 rm— .. .. f*- If— (trend Mrret, t rn.*m» .. , IS 44S Bmnd alreet, 7 rot me „..I* lU7 Green* street, ( room ~ .. If I— Greene street, < room* .. •• •• IS.— TIT Kill* *lreet. t room* .. .. .. I-' fit Kill* street, t rooma .. •• •• It.— &S 3 Kill* street, • new ~ .. .. I* ttt Reynolds street. • mnmi .. .. I* Ml Reynolds street. 7 t'»*ms .. .. I* 1«1 Reynolds street. 4 rooms .... * Sf Jones street. « rooms 1* rt* Telfslr street. * moms IS IS* Walker street, • rooms IS 441 Wslker street, • room* .. .. 15 429 Walker street. 4 rooms .. •• .. I*. 4*to yvnwlrk street. S rooms .. .. If.— 52 CHsfre svenue, 4 rooms •• »• 15 14.14 Estes street. * rooms 10.— STORES. 714 Rroad street .. .. .$11,50 410 Broad street» .. «• U. 50 12 Smaller stores— List at office. OFFICES. 705 Broad street Numerous offices and sleeping rooms lit all parts of city. List at office. Alexanfler&Jolinson 705 Broad Street. FOR SALE gtfl ha— for sals vary desirable build ing lot located in tba cent— of one of the bsndeomeet blocks in the city. Will eell tame very cheap. Just the place for a handeome residence for your family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA. NO. U 37 OREENE STREET. TO IRELsTT. From October Ist, 189 S, the premises at present occupied by the Irish-Amer ican Dime Savings Bank at 817 Broad street. Centrally located and well adap ted for most any kind of business. Apply to P. M. Mulherln, Secretary and Treasurer, 817 Broad St. TO RENT 7 Room House, 202 Greene 116.66 6 Room House, 1005 Broad .. .. .. 16.66 5 Room House, 1004 Jones 16.66 J. B .White Houses, 8r0ad'22.50 to 25.00 J. B. White Houses. Jones.. 6.00 to 8.00 STORES. 303 Campbell $25.00 Corner Mnrbury and d'Antignae.. 30.00 917 Broad 66.66 FOR SALE —Two vacant 40-foot lots on Walker street, between Lincoln and Houston streets—<loo each. P. F. McANALLY, Real Estate. 3 Library Building. 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Ua..Ar | 7 55sm t Sap*n Lv Aiken Ar | 7 I*S'*> 4:J7pm| Lv....Denmark....Ar | S:l7pm 4:sopm! Lv Orsngb'g —Ar j 4 40am S'—pm! Lv..Sumter, d. C...Ar | 4:2*am t:3Spn>! Lv....Florence....Ar | B:fsem to:33pm: Lv...Fayetteville...Ar I 114 pm 3:Slem! Ar. Petersburg. Va. Lv | I:l2pm t OOsml Ar....Richmond....Lv | I:l2pm 7:4lan>| Ar..Washington..Lv | S:4€pm 9 03am Ar... Baltimore....Lv j 2 25pm 11 2ftsm| Ar..Philadelphia..Lv |l2 »pm 2:o3pmi Ar.... New York....Lv j 9 30sm Pullman palace buffet sleeping cars from ftlacon and Augusts to New Turk without change R. A. BRAND. Gen. Agt., 721 Broad St.. Augusts, (la. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Mansger, H. M. EMERFON. Gen. Pass. Agt. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule in Effect. March S. 189*. Eastern Time Standard. Leave August**. Southern Ry .. 9:30 p m. Arrlve'thester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Ch—ter. C. A N. W. Ry 7:45 a m. Arrive Lenoir. C. A N. W. Ry 1:16 p.m. Leave Lenoir. Stage 00 p.m. Arrive Green Park. Stkgo .. .. 7:00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage ■■ 7:30 p.m. cTf- harper. President. G ‘ p A ' , ' The Paper , Thai is Best For the Reader is Certainly Best For the ftdvertiser. sff the N best buyers N Are the Wage-Earners-the Working People of a Com munity : : : s : : s i THAT’S ONE REASON WHY THE WAGE-EARNERS BUY THE HERALD. *.IT’S THE BEST.” SEPTEMBER S ! MAltJsoAt* bsNsßL>tfL4Ms S. C I G. 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S$ I : gSB3S^ a .*r~ .SIS: *iS!I 787 ■ Mtmii . } » »J> 4 ill a Lv W*hYs. do By.-.. IS 4*p 11 Us Lv. Biehmead | It Uhl 12 01m * Lv. Danvtlla | taps «Up Lv. Norfolk . 9 at p ; Ar Gr*em>bo— 6 45 * Lv Giwnoboro TOS * 732 p I “ * Bock Mill 10 *•» It («p I “ GhosOor 10 lit; u Kp I " wißßssars. 1141 s 12 Ms fr (isl'hU Blaad'g st 12 <&an, I 47 s ■v. flolomhl*l?n dep't 1 15p! IKi “ Johnstons 2 sip duo* " Tre*ton 8 08p 6 25* “ Q—altsvßls «wp| rut* Ar Er. AsheviUs 2 90s » 05p r. Spartanburg 1140* 6 15p Le. Gorki*. S.C AO Ky ..! 8 u)p 7 OU* Ar Charleston | « 40p II Uo* Lv Ool'M*. FC AP By! .1 11 54 s 12 47 * '• Savannah I <«7p 6 Of* At Jacka.ovill*. _ 9 25p 9 14* •lkbpTmg cAm skkvick. Excellent dally p*-eenger wrvtc* battreen Florid* and n*w York. No* 37and JB Washington*ndSouthwestern Limited- Solid Vestibausl train with (fining cars and first class coaches north of Chariot**. Pullman drawingroom sleeping cars lietween Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington and New York Pullman Sleeping Car* between Charlotte and Richmond Pullman drawingroom sleeping cars be tween Greeailwro and Norfolk, (lose connec tion *t Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT, arriving there in time lor breakfast. Solid train, with Parlor cars, between Charleston and Asheville. Nos. 3S and Si—C. S. Fast Mail. Through Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars he* iween Jacksocvilla and New York and Pull man sleeping cars b-tweea Augusts and Char lotte, Pullman deeping cars between Jack sonville and Columbia, en rout# daily lietween Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via Asheville. FRANK B.»AN NON. J. M. CULP. Third VP. A Gea Mgr. T. M.. Ws-hington. W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK. G. P. A.. Washington. , Q. P. A., a:last* GEORGIA - • RAILROAD. (90th Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24. 1898. Pullman Sleeper* between Macon snl New York. Through Pullman Sleepers between Au gusta anil Sf. Louie. Lv Augusta ..j 7:ob»m| 3:2opm|lo:3opia Ar Atlanta ...]l2:3spm| B:2opm| icOOam Ar llacott ....|ll:l6ainl 1 6:45am Ar Athens Jl2:lspm| 7:3opm|. - Ar G»inesvillej*3:46pra| j - Ar White Pls|’l:oopm| I Ar Mill'ge’le .|10;10am| I 4:3oam Ar Wash'ton ..|lo:loaui| 7:lopm| - ! Picayune train leaves Augusts dally j except Sunday at 6:15 p. m., end ar rives at Milledgeville at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusta 5:11 n. m. 7:45 a_ m., 1:20 p. m . and 8:25 p. tn. A. G. JACKSON, G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A.
