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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1898)
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I Scorea of people spent nearly all day *sn searching the swamps, the banka and dragging the rlyer around where the body was aeen Sunday, but to no good ■ it la thought Burton'a frlrnda carried |t off during the night The band of negroee who were re ported to lie forming In the neighbor ing community to avenge their dead quickly dlaperaed upon the approach of «t. Army of well armed white men of the community. No further trouble la apprehended. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta. All drugglala refund the money If it fella to cunr. *6e. The genuine haa L. It. Q. on each tablet. AN NEnPO COUPLE. Former Owners flrandaon Will Sup * port Them For Life. Macon, (la.. Sept. 14.—W. W. Solo mon has Juat returned from bis pluuta tlon In Twiggs county, where he went to perfect arrangements for the life support of two old negroes owned by his grandparents. They huve lived In the same house for nearly n hundred years, and around the same quarter are gathered ninety-live of (heir descendants, repre senting five generations, In which not a elngle death hss occurred. The younger negroes have agreed to support the old couple hereafter, and It Is believed both the husband and wife will live (en or fifteen years yet, making them considerably over 100 years old. |fGet prices on both new and second-hand School Books at Pendleton’s Be fore you Buy your School Books. The whitest stone lime, alr-slacUed, mixed with the white of an egg and applied to a broken dish as soon as made, will prove an excellent co ment , A Piaeo Guaranteed *l»lUia !h %cCm m mio******km4pm to I ymm »**»•■« **’ * n Far UklUkiM Tum Hut bt 1 Oood IkiUkbml The Kverett Piano > Ml- (Im#* #kpk| wf (Imp •*i-#OtMf#M p : MmMNI M* * o 111 lo * mNkIHNI I PilNO KTI NOMiNII PRICE THE HARVARD I tto Oa—inoM'>o TMm, Anifpk Me . '•## all fIMK am »#»poary ft mall* A Reliable Instrument Wllft nxh l,KKlfKlw**l< to IV* rf|Kt »| pMT toft, to 4 *1 to* Sn 4 ItfWii '.■Krr«i| bf, IT IK UiKIUTt TIIR* ■KOK tor f-K to aHtor **tto'to»n k kk* Tuning and Repairing Our Specialties. Art Catalogue Free on Application. Timas & Barton, W H HARRETT. R*r*t**r, n* uraaKwcr. auku»'» ok. PROMINENT DENTIST INSANE 111 Health Causa* Dr Atokea to I a c His liwd. Macon On.. R-pf 144—Dr J 1.. Stoke* .a (tan list, who Ua* enjoyed a good practice and hss borne a rrputa lion aa being One of lb" best danllaut In Mncon. wns ndjudged lunatic nnd la bald In Mncon Jnll, awaiting nu open Ing of the neylum. 11l health Is hts trouhls. He had be come dangerous, nnd whim the police arrested him. be had A double barrel shotgun loaded to kill an Imaginary to* and had In hla valise a number of Iron bars wrapped with leather. Rucklcn's Arnica Salve. THE BERT HALVE In the world for Cuta, Bruises. Bures. tTlcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Bores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Hkln Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It le guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re funded Price 24 cents per box. FOR SALE BT HOWARD A WILLET. IS A LAWFUL PRIZE. The British Steamship Newfoundland 1* Condemned Charleston. 8 .C., Sept. 14.—1 n the United State* district court here Judge Brawley handed down a decision con demning the British steamship New foundland. and Its cargo aa forfeiture as lawful prizes of war. The ahip was captured by the May flower .while seemingly attempting «o run tha blockade at Havana on the ev ening of July I#. and sent here. At the preliminary hearing In Aug ust permission to Introduce new evi dence was granted the district attor ney. Tlie hearing lasted several days . You know the best one, lt‘s Ellis Restaurant. Gainesville Is to have a great horse swappers* convention, beginning Oct. 11 and continuing for three days. About 3,000 horsegwnppers ere expected to at tend from Hall, Lumpkin, White, Ra bun. Union, Towns. Dawson, Forsyth, Habersham. Jackson, Banks. Walton, Clarke and other counties and the event will be a memorable one. Judge J. B. Gaston Is going to arrange for horse races at the fair grounds every day of the convention, and the track Is now being put In good condition. Listen, You. Why do you let your hair keep fall ing? in nine cases out of ten. I can stop It, if you do not let it run on too long. I've brought out nice full growths on scalps bald for SO and 10 and 15 years. Done here in Augusta, too. Come to see me at 825 Broad street. MRS. SMITH. S»oond band (Fumigated) school books sold at Richards & shavet s Book Store. TTTJn *A.tTOTJBT-A HITRA JLJD IMt i I MiMpff 'WM.i jit Mb | *•* tjiMat : IffMfes * *4PaM IMM foaaa MMa **• f** 1 "* I tlit# aHNfM iwtaiF »»•»**.■ t'ffr-. im nt Ih# r-nwif ?ii ik»**a* sn4 rnmtmf ttaa rssitt(4 from tM* | f%# MM43# OMBfalMo Hat «!•« Am^rla t net fisrrti ynMay mmmm* Mm# %•* ifaartti Moo May to tmm» aa* i (Mrlitih'S #mMfOros> all llte tel ih# WnMrfi and AMaMtlt «r w ' •«)»««-*4 I* K !**•< *O* TK-** *W Ito p-.ktMf ll* K*l*R*l*K **J *•*!"*» j Mr* MKWfctfl* kK«**»ui»<-• l» *n* ’ 'lnct'.n RiM irrtH I tot *K* »tll »u. .to 4 tor tol* hu.l-.nl K« W Ha* kin* In (ill* wiatoMPrm.nl "f ItoM K*n*r Mr* lllankln# I* • "»«lv* «f (lfWM* - n-aalir. toina a dauaki.r at Mr atot Mr*. T #. CaHawar. «f ■**» Iwaiwr- I too, sad h#r maaf frkftds ami miiaiit* laii'M M» twsprtli aod prodlet *ur* Um tor to-r la tor »-* RH4 of Utow I Hon. I. R Ho«iK.'th* |«f>Kl!»' "‘m ftfiaa foe gonrttof, ttMnatrd a larg# inamM M th# elutatii of fi|Mlfil>l < ounir *1 Ik. Court torn** tolur.lat H. fall« 4 la work up *B> -nlhuata-m on ill* i trt of hi* fr* folhtwrra in that >a-rtli>*, and —ton th* HrrtlW raunre ..IT n.mi month II will hardly to known that hr wn* In thr rac* IK R|>aW !n * !county. Th* new pilot boat for Rrunawkk ha* ton-n (i«inh*»«l Rlu- la thr K. C. Knight, of Fhtladidphln. a atann- h craft M ftrt over all, and onr of Ih* faatrat 1 vraarla of hrr claaa In Amrrlcan watrrn phi waa purt haard by (k|>t. Duncan Wrlaht and Oapt Charllr Arnold, and will to tnkrn »o Rrimaab'k by them In about t*n day*, and will proceed to bu alnraa. Mr. Albert Dunlap, of the twelfth t’nltrd Staten Infantry, rraehrd hla home In Covlnitton Friday nlrht from Montault, N T..on Turlonah. Mr. Dun lap wa* at Santiago, and took part In all the heavy fighting In that ahort but remarkable campaign, and ha* an in tcreating atory to tell of hta wonder ful experience* and narrow escape* from the Spanlah bullet* and deadly *hel!*. Hr arem* to think hr ha* had enough of auch fighting. Free rural mall delivery la to to giv en a thorough trial in Newton county. Starravllle la to to thr central station of the circuit. A mall carrier la to to put on the clrrult, who will make the round trip circuit onca a day. He will deliver Ihe in*ll free to the people along the route, will aell them atampa. gather up all mall matter to be sent off. and return to the central station at night. The circuit of -delivery will be about M or 2A mile* arrmnd, and will rover a radlu* of about eight mile*. There wilt he atartllng development* when the next grahd Jury ronvene* at Mount Vernon. It t* raid that a cer tain gentleman, reliable and trustwor thy. furnished the grand Jury at the laat term Information relating to the Wrduc lynching, which occurred nearly three yeare ago. The Information la of it startling nature, amt several men will do arrested goon. Anyway. Judge Smith has ordered the sheriff to arrest certain part lea. '* "f 1 - 1 Bringr your old School Book and help to pay for your new one with it at Pendleton’s Book Store. The Rand-McNally new Standard War Atlas is the best publication of the kind we have over seen. The colored maps ore double the glse of any others published, and clearly printed on heavy paper. Each one has a marginal Index and a page Is devoted to the flags of all nations. This atlas is timely and useful. It Is not for sale at the stores The Herald has arranged for a special edition. Readers may obtain a copy by calling at our otilce or sending 30 cents. The public schools open Thursday. A full stock of both new and second hand Books at lowest prices, at Pendleton’s Book Store< KK M HsrMwt K#kk k % -- «*”•—fr 0* tto fhriMil a*s—A «'»»*■» * ■»—w to**—l »«■ <#| to,(to 1 Mas* * K *& ■ M - * *11?* Am : a,. mm* o*’***sbr ■ lit Ih Ml I || ||| in We have bought * very lerge stock of School Books end they must he I sold at some price. Now Is your chance. Richard* Sl Shaver’s Book Store. SC MOO S START. Chil«lr#f« (letting TbMit«l%M ti He#4* iHH. [ On TliarfHy n#si «K*» ttu«}|#n •< the 9* will t» It mtftit j Hint • **»b4 iNilr tHimHl# $ »li<’«*•. nt IH h#ftm>in( «f th# iirHM fttr, mtffht ** tH fr **m* **f !#*• t mtiiirt« (HHr vmir'‘n nt«*r Mil. At Mul !«*•#*» of >|*nrlnl nilonn. They nr# #(4rft4lt4 nrnrrra «n 4 h*tf tfei* »t|tn «Uni( lh#m T»ie> atfl for |IH per pair - - --- Fresh arrival of Fancy ; Crackers at Keenan & Co s A eoatlnunualy act lug trap for ret* and mice is formed of a chamber with I a shritelt door at the opening, which drops as aoon as a rodent steps on a plntform Inalde the rage, the only ’opening being through a passage with a pivoted floor, which throw* the an imal Into a dish of water, the tilting of the floor opening the outer door again. AUCTION SA 1.0. Thursday (Tomorrow) at Iwa. m -C. V. Walker, Auctioneer. At Dower Italk’a. The stock of Dry (Khklk, consisting of Dreas Goods. Bilk*. Flatuiels, I’nderwear, Velvet*. Lace*. Button*. Etc., to to aold In amall 4 lots to the highest bidder. Friday's auction of Millinery nt same place, consisting of Hat*, Vetting*. Trimming*. Ostrich Tip*. Flowers. Feathers. Ribbons. Etc., to to sold In small lots to the highest bidder. Re member now 1* the hragain time. 20-yesr filled gold watches In ladles' and gents' sizes with Elgin or Wnl- j tham movement from J 7.00 to 112.50. (tusrantees with each watch at Lewis J. Bchanl's, Reliable Pawnbroker on Jackson street. - f Low Excursion Rates to Boston. The Centra) of Geofljria railway wilt ‘sell exeurstlot* ticket* to Boston. Mass., and return a< t2S.TS. Tickets on sale via Savannah and Co., via New York and SouryJ Lines, or all rail from New York. This account meeting Grand Lodge Odd Fellows, i Sept. 19th to 24th. Enquire of Ticket Agents, or J. W. Nall, commercial agent, for rates, scedulea, reservations or other information. 3 L Second hand school books taken in part payment for new school books at Rich ards & Shaver’s book store. The supreme court of South Dakota has decided thnt the law passed by tho last legislature requiring all canvassers for business houses out of the state to take out a license is unconstitutional, because of its interference wJth the in terstate commerce. OASTOHIA. 8«»™ the .yllx Kind Vou Haw Always Bought “*7" - .ws.}*, Tn the time of Claries V. Spain had ISO.OOO monks and prioMs and SO,OOO nuns. No fewer than lO'iofays out of the 365 were holidays, and the 300.000 no bles would have gonsidered It a disgrace to do any useful work to make a llv -disaJtdt Tt£M«UUOSSIp > ?*■. I Wif»#r hM H»* IwifHl «Hr#.. ‘"Hut H W&M HHMNMEe At IHUdHh #4HF|f •T*H* imt H>w»*i4<nl #fwnn«< M# n# HnH I mym if t«w#» i*m#i twf 1 • 'ttuni (HidlMtik tit# f, t #• I»w»n «•# wf ** •» (T"N»r* Bt** but ssN«t It# IMmHlui !|# viDf# iMn mi4# us» Us Ihi # «tnrh Bit* «uB f#f him (It# tt» #1 **,»? w»4 tdmirttku) of him | A 4ltp«i<)i from Maßtta ft *m n vifMtntyiti amrr# **A#t»Jn*l4o hmrn III* rti»'4 all UpaaAifitk fw Tit# Am«*ru #n». II vkHtiaii as th# *#rm# of rapiltoattow h*v* wrta*d tto publi. .f- Krs*. OeKlwyH tto Krvhtvaa, dlsregard | municipal Ikw* *Bd are collevtltag overdue Kpwnteh tames." I Jules Verne tto IKdefatlgaWe Frer*. h author .has achieved theprohaMy unique feat of havag written at* more Knot** ■ ban tto nutntMtr of year* to has lived. IVrhaps Mias Brandon, among English -writer* with li hook* to her name In 27 years, nwst nsary approaches this mar - .vatuua record of igduatry. ! thn Daly, now a railroad totWl hand In Kaltaas. and fnrtneriy a sailor In the navy, where to served untier ’some of the commander* who are n*’W making history, say* Captain I Tulip of tto Tex** I* known anion* seamen as the "sky pilot." because of hla religion* . tendencies ! Peter Harr. V. H M.—Victoria Bed el Is t tn Horticulture”—who la visiting . friend* in Kamuva. recently came to tht* country to study American fruit growing methods. In an Interview with a Western paper to *ay* that the nioet striking characteristic of the American peeptg l* the universal poor co<H»kery. 1 The coincident deaths Of Eugene Bou -1 din. the marine painter, and Charte* 1 Garnler. the architect of tto opera ; house tn Paris, recall the fact that both men ataried life a* poor toy*. The ’former was originally * sailor, and the «,n of « Honfleur pitot; the mother of the latter was a vender of vegetable*. 1 Mr*. Lewi* 1* sexton of the town of Lrwrt. England, and until recently she dug all the grave* tn the parish church yard. She is described as a healthy old woman. The only woman sexton In this country l» believed to he Mr* 1 Elisabeth. Donnell Mabel, who has 1 charge or a cemetery near New Or leans. j (Innersl Zurtlnden. who has accepted the portfolio of the French ministry, succeeded C4eneral Sauseter as Military Governor of Paris lasi January. H*‘ was torn In Colmar. November 3. 1337; was eommmlssloned leutenant October J. 1860: was promoted to the command of a haftery September t*. I*Tl. and was mada leutenant-colonel April 2#. 1377. i General Zurlnden was appointed'min ister of war January 29. ISM. to succeed (General. Merrier, tn the Bitot cabinet, who held .the war isn't folio when Drey fus was arrested and tried.. Zurlniden was the eheif hand w hich planned the military expedition to Madagascar, which resulted in making that island practically a French colony Instead of merely a protectorate of the republic. A complete stock of School Tablets, Pencils, Pens, Ink, States School Bags, Book Straps, Com position and Exercise Books, Lunch Baskets, Pencil Boxes, etc., at Pen dleton’s Book Store. Fish-tail propellers are being used on small boats in England, a dimin ishing series of winged frames being pivoted together and carrying levers which cause the frames to swing in opposite directions when a reciprocat ing motion is imparted by eccentrics mounted on a crank shaft, obtaining a motion which resmebles the move ments of a fish. r u OK2 CENT A WORD SITUATION WANT CO j HELP WANTED t wJ %|u!i rirt * n 1 #4 #nwe*'(*<• ft yidT HmnUN’ \ TfMr rii li „ • ■ ffimt «l HHt* itt|» j txritlHi mm <4 <i i>Ht MMd.VD WANTHw*4 OODP Tn j wkmHi tm ANmHH C» rwHiii • mmm • inHwMt A WTflf W*B O**** •TJHH I# f*#r m**rnrn €M 4t <m*+ «• . AiC(»#tA om. h IwAKTKivAix 0000 mmMssramm. MHI 4 ft44fw wnly Iff »«4 223 ? t*y*r DulMtci H#tM W FOR SALE “ CREAM—C REAM AT M i ACRfiDl* KT. FUR IMUMiKK MARBLE SLAB j and counter, I* feet l«n* I feet wide. iM iHr## thtch I(mnut A Co.* |4H EWMId. Oct I FOR KALB MTCM»R I IMISM in. lulling toot*, figturee. racks, table*, license »»c. Apply to Frank R. Man* grum. August. Htork Yard dept 11 FOB HALU—M*T CANARY BIRIK. j Finn singer*. II M recto. J. W Jan jsea, ?M EUt* street. Rgpt4» FOR KALB- A FINK FAMILY MORRIS 1 —five years old—only resan* for sell ing gong out of Huslneaa—a big bsr jgain. Call *>r addreo* R. L. Fox, *l* Broad street. Augusta. Ua. Kept 14 sat mon awl rod ROLL-TOP DErtKff FOR BALK j Cheap Duntiar A William*. Sept. 17 FI.AT-TOP DEBK. TYPEWRITER Tables and Chair* and Office Furni ture. Dunbar A William*. Kept. 17. TO RENT i FOR RENT— REAR 740 BROAD, j fronting 30 feet on Ellis. I7S feet deep. Suitable fur Jobbing business. Apply on j premise*. Sept 19 FOR RENT—I*I7 REYNOLDS BT.. 6-room dwelling. Apply 911 Broad. TO BENT-RESIDENCE 1324 ELLIS. with an modern improvements and convenience*. Apply 1026 Broad ztfeet. Oct V TO RENT-THE DWELLING 543 Walker street—seven room*, kitchen, 'two rooms, all water convenience*. Ap ply to D. Graham. Ot 1 TO RENT-NO. 437 TELFAI H ST.. containing 8 rooms with all modem conveniences. Apply to W. J. Ruth erford. Sept 17 TO RENT-THREE NICE FURNISH ED front rooms with privilege of par lor and bath. Apply to C. H. Lubrs, 460 Broad street. Sept 20 TO RENT—THE BRICK DWELLING No. 260 Greene street. Apply A. H. Davidson, 330 Greene street. Oct I TO RENT—STORE NO. 714 BROAD street, next below Davenport & Fhin tzy, running through to Ellis street. Price 11,350. Alexander & Johnson, 705 Broad street. Oct 1 FOR RENT—STORE 305 AND HALL WAY 807 Broad. Apply Commercial Hotel. Oct 1 The Bell Tower Drug Store, CORNER GREENE AND JACKSON STREETS (TUnder new management A full line of Fresh Drugs, Toilet Articles, Brushes’ Etc. We make a. specialty of Physicians’ Prescriptions. Bell Telephone 2225 PATTERSON & WADE SEPTEMBER 14 t HM 4 »41 m- •#*- %*» Ml Hhh * .put ? ikMAt mm Wm- I 6MN.# #4MMI M 4 HiHHWH% 494 pH w mem* i m # -mm-m M lIttILANKOUI NMHi’ 94WlHH» #* jniHt%| #9 JiMMMRHI * ENNHiHI % «f«t |H special Notices: HvMH HSmla Tff i f“* fllMUtt* |l# Ml.jp €B(P TMIt •t ofUri J<#« mm* m *•% HsS* T •#<# (• y N# ’S #*' f<4 fMNMMkS • HP#* #ynHhH tlfet ms tH# Hr'HraeHH ft.-vm S fj# tl gk'g'l *• fi. f’<f |H# (>\d r rmMMI * - ,a , , #f #; i**ii #hf \urt»«l n»#» f *r T'lf'Mtt wit »##t T : , ' *Y Mjk It iff % W/ % n W' f Sft#r»6*NH., IMN •* 4 i-A M ft. CVAiH H*k« ffpiHPE- |U| W|||||| . „ , Min T NMiCf. the Avnv*TA rnr.v* tts •**«•* *#»»^H hondat s«n*Tr:Mimvt itrn o**. #.. a , M.ltoclttlA 11 ril l#lK-nt I tfe»#M#l«#« f m #«f«4lNMNnt hrnimtmn I • u j n m nag. p, I# t n#n tm ft |« Mn >M t<*mg «*+* •** 4'» hoi aMNiI IH tn# 4tr Rt#»- if • IMtft #4 tt*# ftwtv* J0i134 L ISTINE markpHL ! 7 Per Cl UOO.COO 7 Per Ct FOREIGN CAPITALIST* WILL LOAN HALF A MILLION DOI-LARA L a realty IK Augus'a. ><* Term* 7 j r [rat y ur further tnformati<m sea taatr attorney at law. P- J. KttlUvsu. |m»., or Mr. P. O. Burum. I - ■ ioRAND OPERA HOUSE Thuridaj, Sept 15th, CHAS. E. BLANEY’S Big Kitnrafua Succaa*, A Boy Wanted p, -i 3 HOURS SOLID FUN A Company of 25 People Two R | Show* in On«. Price*—sl-50. 74 and 25. S*ati on Sate at Thoms* A Barton'*. Curtain 3 :.Y(. JHE jjERALD HOLDS THE RECORD, ITS CIRCULATION MORE THAN! r DOUBLED THROUGHOUT SOUTH CAROLINA and GEORGIA. A Why-Why BECAUSE t IT PRINTS THE BEST NEWS PAPER IN ITS FIELD. - > 1 ■‘A Newspaper these days must grow on Its merits as a Nearspaper-” The Herald’s Wonderful Advance and Growth Proves the Correctness of the As 3 (ieriion.
