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Mrs. Ivay brought suit against tha road ta tha sugrortor court of Ku.ton ; county, but the caaa traa non-auttad and It was than taken to the iupreme 1 court. Tha cara trill ba concluded today. It la thought. Mesara. J. B. and Bryan Cumming are representing tha road. Mra. Ivay Itvaa In Augusta. Vortical Ink and Vortical Penn for Vertical Writing. R< com mended by Pn ot Us* oo , other, to nat H cbartfi) Sc bba-l vsr’a Book Store. LOST .!OINT OF THUMB. Very Painful Accident to Mr. Cennis Con,tell Today. Mr. Dennis Connell, a vrrll kno vn j iraohlnist at the Georgia railroad shop, happened to a very painful ac cident tfcia morning, that caused him to lose the first ioint of his right, thumb. Mr. Connell wits engaged In taking a piece of work fre r> a lathe when hts thumb became caught In the mach.n- j er: - . crushing that member badly. Dr. j Ford vas sent for and dressed the wound. The first Joint had to be ao'piita tcJ. Before purchasing a pistol or gun, call on me. I can save you money. Lew is 3. Schaut. Pawnbroker on Jackson street, established IS3O. queer accident. Buggy Breaks From Horse and Runs Down Hill Quite a peculiar accident occurred out on the Hill yesterday afternoon. A negro man was driving a horse and | buggy tip the hill when suddenly the harness broke and the horse walked out of the shafts. The buggy started rolling backward down the hill and v>ent quite a distance, finally crashing into a telephone poie. The driver was not injured. CA.STOHIA. Bears the J 9 The Kmi! 1,011 Ha,e A|W3VS B ol # The London of the future will. If Frederick Harrison‘s vision Is realized, have no coal, no steam engines, no horses, and all heavy traffic will be sent along underground elertric rail ways. UAAft *»*«*% ***** *f|V mi# t*oWnl»fulJy MUf*pl*«*d With DAfflaifl •fflflHWlllKWll »nH TIWVWW W*TP ” o |, . TIT iutl ,lUitUu . n ,l cut pcKM to the loWMt pitrrmily « now. 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She mentioned thl# to the clerk, who r*- ! marked ihal "that waa a bad place tn th* floor and needed to he flxed." I'p !on her arrival hr me she ealracted the I splinter and thought nothing of It un til two or three day. later, when her ! (pot became so painful and swollen that the w*. oblig'd to call In a pbj.- !;clan, 'vho. upon exat nation, found that a ptrtlon of th* splinter still re-j i malned tn her foot; thla he cut out. Her accident nerogaitnted her being laid up for tome time, a lay-op that [cam'* at her hoelest acaion. when she could 111 afford it. and thle, together ! with her doctor's bill caused It to l a tii> little, expense to her, cinpl d with j which was the teasings us h r friends who calkd her "p'nny wise and pound ! foolish.” This HttlJ Indy, however, [got her wits together raid decided that [lt would be Just » well for the drug gist to rottl* her expenses, so calling she stated the case to him exactly as it was. calling as witness to what shej said, the salesman who had served her. ! seeing that the hud. ample material j Tor a suit, the druggist sent his lawyer to her and a compromise was effected la which he agreed to s tl'.o up he: bill and pev generously for th» Fme [loss from her wrrk. and new those who accused her cf being “penny wise and pound foolish." Agreed that after nil the little Southern i.'dy had a wise, lev el head and a keen sense of business. Ramp-Bixby. Cards are out announcing the mar, rlar of Miss Margaret May Btxby to Mr. Joseph Vincent Ramp, which takes .dace in Charlctt-. N. C.. on the ef-er noon of Wednesday, Oct. 5, at the resi dence of the bride's parents, on Eos' More head street. Mr. Ramp is an cid Augusta boy. and has many friends here wli > will read this with much 'n terest. He has fer eome time been comucleu with the Charlotte branch of the Augusta Brewing cottapany in he capacity of bookkeeper and shipping clerk. Miss Bixby is cne of Charlotte’s most accomplished daughters, and is excee I'ngiy popular la Charlotte's so cial sei, nrs. Allen Entertains. An enjoyed atcial feature of yester day afternoon was the card-party with which Mrs. Virginia Allen entertained the two euchre clubs, her own and -that of Mrs. C. A. Withers. Eight handed euchre was the game enjoyed, two tables seating the sixteen guests. At the conclusion of the games, before Tmm Jk. UOUPTA It HHAI.D A Bold, Determined Move! 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Hughe*, on tipper Calhoun street. tehee! geeks. Foek ttrsps. feed! goiss, Largs Tsblsts. Big Owpetition grok*. Slates, F»ns sed Psee Is *t Richards A Sbavtr's Book Stor*. rather a frost. Judge Baxter Found Only Three Of fender* at Court. In the fiurlance cf the theatrical world, (here w«* a "frost” at the court of the rwordT thio morning. There were plenty of cases on (he docket for trial, but the principal* did net show up. The court room had the ■tppenranre of Mother Hibbard'* cup j board —bare. One lone priacoT graced the dock and It looked for a bit that there would be no othei** to be tried. John Brady. H: wa* the lone prisoner In the dock. ' He b&d been found drunk and received the ueua! $2.50 fine. The court was about to close, when Hattie Sims turned up. Hattie is a s*rict Ptlr.ndant at recorder’* court. She v/as pi court day before yesterday, yes- 1 terrtny end today. Her charge was of j Ibr eighteenth section variety and her tine was $2.50. There was one more case, was 1 an amusing one. Dave Meredith wai! charged with throwing a rock at a Mrs. Susan Travis. Dave made his plea. “That lady has four eats.” said he. T pr.Ksrd by theer ami said ‘m-e-o-w.’ judge, that lady don't like my family, nohow.'’ IV.vt’s "m-e-o-w” cost him $1.50, as lie had also thrown a brick at Mrs. Travis. Second hand School Books bought or taken in part payment for New Books at. Pendleton’s Book Store. Formosan rice is so good and so abundant that that island has earned the title cf "the granary of China.” The tea raised on the island goes mostly to America. 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Book st ora* Will Be Busy -Tomorrow the pit Idle a< bool# <*pe". »B'l that mean# that tomorrow aftavtvaoß and until * late hour at night the twokstores will tie crowded with school ehtldren. th* : [mammas and pai«a* of «hnol children amt the aunt* and uncle# of achool rhll- , drew, purchasing teatbrsik* and other thing* that the scholar* need The bookstore* alwaya keep open until a la ter hour than usual on the day of th* schools' opening and th* clerks have all the;, can d« to serve the rush of cus tomer*. Got Ftucll on the Trestle —A party of Augusts young fellows took a walk «n afternoon or *o ago and for th*lr rout* chose a road running through Ham burg. When they cam* liack. on* of the I party propose I « railroad trestle be walked. All agreed but oße young man. He was no trestle walker and didn't relish the Job However, lu- agreed, af ter a bit. to follow the others. All set out alngle and got across no, not all, for the young man who had not ta ken to the -Inn readily got to the mid dle of the trestle and could get no fur ther. His head swam. He was un ship to walk any further. The other* went to the rescue. One got l»-hlnd him, one got In front. He placed hla hands on the front man’s shoulder*, end thus they got him to terra tlrma again. He Is sore on treaties. The largest tablets and biggest sc. composition books at Richards & Sha ver’s Book store. Smith & W-sson pistols from 15 to JS.SO. Several good blcycl"* for sale veiy cheap. Good watches f rom 51. 25 to $50.00 at Lewis J. Schaut, Reliable Pawnbroker, under the Arlington. S IEOH FEME CALL ON AUGUSTA FENCE CO., 310 lOtti Street, Augusta, (in. nut of Town Work Solicited-^* YOU CP.N HAVE THAT OLD STRAW HAT MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEW. It will only cokt you 25 or 35 cents. It will then last J’ou until “called in by Mayor Walsli.” Hilse’s Steam Dyeioi and Cleaeisi Waits, •J 314 Jackson Street, opposite Opera House. He hitol (ff### Mignd CklWrwh'* Mff* l *» #>%«'•■<*# ' : : Mffff( •fflMNlff. ff Iff » ys #9 *ff* j Mffm## fffcr ffMMWlff ffff*## tttffffMll* ffffltmgf : ff ilgigltl f. ft g, ... #, 4) fff - sigfftd# ••■*■*■ T ##4 IjffTT li ff# | - Hi W 9 ; CALL FOR Augusta Brewing Co s EXPORT UEER g* -m m o tL LE«GEORQj J J *** *****|S | Giving (oiwNOT iffri >Vta BBLLE OB’ GEORGIA. Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. —CALL FOR— AUGUSTA BEER. manassE KOJ BOLLS FROM pin fiRAHD pUKE HOUSEKEEPERS TRY IT. NOTHING LIKE IT. All First Class ftrccen Keep It The largest tablets and biggest sc. composition books at Richards & Sha ver’s book store. 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You can pay $2 Cast! and 50c Weekly ESS”Watch for our Sledge Hammer Blows. We furnish everything needed in a house on credit if you want it. Padgett Furniture Co. i 844 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. I % # READ HERALD’S WANT ADS WHldiff I* cm Mftft *r mrt * AM MAMA !*»*■•• N* N—r MM M«M A***. *m A I a. I M » 14 A A * At « A*** <* ** ’AN* M«4* tM A*» A* •-**• *■» , *•** •*» •***•• t«* • Mi ft 44 n f%» •VMA* * •* ■«■**•* **M «W ***** *M* ww**.* « *• I M M * • • VM MNM*-* AAMMM. i »<** |M* AM* »**•«.<« A A «•**» I’M* • IMA.. MM «M» It Ml . „ , .. A4A ***r Mill* mmmt *»A A*4 !«•* «M* r*M *** «*■*•**•». A** ** I «*«*> IMII w •*•* 'l*»*t* »Amm ■* Aw** «*M* «**«m im vim aal »■•••*• am * M It At »* .* *• .h •» AA I* 144 ft I A . *c About Six More Parlor Suits Left TO CLOSE OUT. They arc all flrsl rlaas goods —toms of them >|nii* atsgsut —nthcra medium priced. You bate th* pick of tl.aoi at 25 Per Cent Reduction Before We Move- Doors, Sash M Blinds, rough and dressed YELIOWPIIELDHBEE AND MILL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Factory and Saw Hill Equipped with Latest Improvements, and Organization Thorough in Every Department. ffy-Full Line in Stock and Prompt Ship ments Assured. Brices, Catalogues, Etc., upon application. ESTABLISHED 1858. Perkins Manufacturing Co., AUGUSTA, GA.