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*ATU*DAV Shoc RDAY i,arua,ns A**d« f'om continuing oaf bis f#- (i tcliofl tolo on oil Bumm«r Whom, wo will toll a window full of, Cont‘o Flno Winter Shoot FOR s2.iq. Thoy art boauilot. Thoy will woar. You thou Id too thorn. Than again, don't forgot that our pricot on School Shoot art the lowott tho torvlco It tho boat. Mm. Mulherln’s Sons& Co., 046 Broad Street. mi*a at wmbjlm. TWm Ae» CwOHR b*d <*•*** T»wt b*»« **i i* Tim M**wh) *be ews «*,. it Mr* Qmm M |oo« now sl UsttaMofi* SMC i lipft li t to tfc* •**»* 4 M<% W# H Hvsi t iwriwarai •! *t* T%l*w t**t«*«M MNi Os * *» **»*«• • ffc® •' IWlNMgBfc- SS4 I* oAiwSiNl Mooortk <\ A oinl J. C Rt»f •oro la (So ot'iiaao too* Soti4a» Kmm\ tho «f Mr a*4 Mn r C «r RtaarStHl Tan M! H* HoWtr far OiHatt lit tbat la #ltl oooo*4 tig tytrr •it* iia «te*i\ Mft 1. W. K-My Tho frtofi<t« at Mr ft* Tiit till be glad *# laara Uwt fc# h»» IWBWVvrwd (NS bR IkOI Ml»<« »M I* agala abo 1* r»w> Ms t ••#!»•* Aogw* a Mr Pierre M. P Ra»r »#t «p«4 a fra da-'* am wee* wi'b f «#*<»• amir Greewaboro (J» Miaa tiaHr Hurrt of Au«w»la «to] baa Urn it*lima la Hartna. arrived bar* B'rjiwla|. a A Sa th# ffwewi of Mr ao*l Mr* C A Wrido Maalrr Albert Rrlltou of AugweU who bat baaa spending son* tlaa# at ihr how* of kb *l»»ar. Mr*. C. R Rheaey baa returned itnm* Vtlca Mali Stafford oar of Haiatr a no*' darning daughter* will spend Ihr coming wavk aa lk« iwa of lb* Mlaara Ha bp It la wHb mark rtgre? that w* laara of lb* Ulnar* of 'hr ron of Mr. and Mr* Wyldo. ll* la (bought to fca.e pavomoula Mraar* itraJ. Brown Georg# Smith Will Grlffta and George lawmurd aa- j >nrad lb* liouplt*l:l*i of Oak Knoll Sunday # tier noon Mr and Mr* i. K Cunuingham of Ralatr rntrralnrd a fr*» frlanda Tur* day nigbi. complimentary to tbrlr daughter Mi*a Wat Mr. Among tbn*« from Wholes* who were prrrrnt were Messrs Troop Howard and Clinton Tutt, Mia* Annir Tntt and Mlaa Adlr Ramp Mi** Cunningham Irft Thtmdxy for brr hotr* In IjUayait*. Ind, Ml** Uni# Small of Augusta la *x-| par tad shorty a* tb* gua*t of Mra. S. 1 R Crnl* nrar Whtlot Mra. K. E. Rupp and Mra E J. Vivian, two rharmtn* matron, of Au guata. spent the day at Oak Knoll last Tuesday. The public schools open Thursday. A full stock of both new and second hand Books at lowest, prices. at Pendleton’s Book Store. At the annual stockholder*' merlins of the Exfhanpe Rank of Athena the fnlloe.lnp director* were chosen Memo I. H. tl<>*». 1 . N .Thompson. J, T. An derson. Cobb Lampktn. O. If. Arnold, J. N Webb, J. J. C. M'Mahon, Thom as, Bailey and J. W. Csmak The new president for the bank will be elected today. School Bosks, Book Btr*p». Pencil Box.*, tare* Tnbl.t*. Big Crmposition Book*, Slates. Pens sad Pencl* »t Blchsrd* & thsver’s Book Stor*. OUR FALL STOCK < Wa are now receiving all the Latest Ideas in Jewelry, Watches, No velties and Silverware. WE HAVE A NICE STOCK OF ROSARY BEADS Ie ScMiert Si Cn, Jewelers, tMf AMIMHIM tO M l*>N|»| lb* IN.p»* Mt«DMlMai«l|ia*a> I C .«•**•*• • tt» ffbgk It. -* R • fwwffaaed b* bwwd »*# v*»f «f Obbbb*- burg t« agMAftsi • modem wa»**- a ark* atad start* tr Hgbt ay > tab* At I- a—ugl lift o*ooo* OtOOhO 0900009 t* wwsfrrf if ft no** f*nj— •*< ik* gMi.fr« o 9m*W* 4MMM MMONfeklg ft# Ifc* ***** &f f«if flthr pmtpumm. fg a.M a* atartftr Ugbt pmm b*m nsra •d hg prisata par*tar Tb# pttwMa, bow*- rr at- pal llgbtod by idbrlrtrttp. watrroosh* bbd rWrtrb Ugbt* ***•.*■ Mtg. ask.a* tba> aa abwtlsti b* m tor <M tklT|m%>M>r f Tb* tderirtr Rgbt plabt to bo poreboard Wilt*light >b* .trsoto ltd tho rttlarna mb «•» tb* Bgbta IS b tsbatl . xpr* »w At tho to root law'ltg «f the ft* moor it a p* til km oaa promoted fw*» *ho 'atpr asajoHty of ’h* frrrbnMWb of «'W MPa m»« mm I*4 Tbla a thrm of 4m«d lot ih* *«tlog <* ti* boroomir Sprb ap rise*too •» «*•*(#d for tb* f<th la.'oat and tb* tvootufloo pro «:A*d for aa hot** of l#.M* trortb of ll la practically rrrtala that tb# tot* ta fame of tbor* hnmds for public lot prove turn's oil) b* treg Iwrgr At the MJ» rln lion three r<H*Bit**l‘»orr» of publtr works sill br rmlm to ham • omptnr charge of th* fkwiln* of th* propoord hood* the invert meal of the prtk-.nl* aad tha cooatrurtma of th* IXprortbMrtl The Ocangebor* steam lawndry lm* •wen port baaed by Mr N P t IHwier from Mr W d Barton Jr and will mob he reopened for business Mr Porter I* an experienced manager of a laundry. The Tillman Volunteer* will run an excursion to Charleston on tb* 2<kh Instant The train will lea** here la ihe morning at an early hour and ar rive In Charlcaion about midday U will learn Charleston that afternoon late to return that night The train will run over th# Atlantic Coart Line road this year, and the probabllltisa are that a large crowd of visitor* will I make the trip. The sad death of Mr Alexander Judo Robinson occurred on Wednesday at the home of hi* father. Mr Jude Rob inson. near Row eavtile, in this county. He held an IwnortanJ position with the Southern Bell Telephone cotnpa i uy. ! The dtati’ of Mr* Minnie Brodle, wife of Mr J. A. Brodle. occurred at her home in Springfield last week, af ter a protracted lUners. She leaves sev eral small children. Mrs A. R. Parler died last week at her home near Elloree. She the daughter of Mr. M J. Jenklna. Low Excursion Ralev to Boston. The Central of Georgia railway will act! excursion tickets to Boaton, Mass., and return at I2S.TS. Tickets on sale via Savannah and Ocean Steamship Co., via New York and Pound Lines, or all rail from New York. This account meetlnK Grand Lodge Odd F-llows. Sept. 19th to 24th. Enquire of Ticket I Agenta, or J. W. Nall, commercial agent, for ratea, scedulea, reservations or other Information. 3 t. Second hand school books taken in part payment for new school books at Rich ards & Shaver’s book store. BULLOCH'S REGISTRATION rtuch Larger Than it Was Two Years Ago. St.Uesboro, Ga., Sept. 17. The reg istration books tor Bulloch county closed here last night, with a few over 3600 raes enrolled. This is three or four hundred more names than were registered two years ago. The popu lists have worked unceasingly to have every roan registered that they think they can vote; but the democrats feel confident of success. Cotton is badly damaged in this county by the rcoent rains, and but very little is be ing ginned. It, ! » estimated that the cotton crop will fall short one-third in this county. Hoad hands are be ing called out to work the roads. Bridges are being repaired. Ko:n roads and bridges have been terribly damaged. Special bargains in school books at Richards & Sha ver’s book store. TTf» Jk\J€3TJmTJk IfFHALD. THIS DAY ONE YEAR AGO A hff •! ill fi*t YlflMgft Ad if iWftdv r*. ItoskH. gwggMdgpiNw ft mo | <'***• SOOO IMW |MMMW| *9t&m *iwt* wg*#: tig g|i<— *0 HflP i'Klli I WWW » l jpH| Ml I iiw tin gs mm [ **»f N«»gd |M II H I r* tbom o*ooo if 00 Ihm ji wrw : Of IMM Ml. 000000 tMwfi OtmO 0000 II 00 000 'NM OOmihoO 0 [ if 00*000 00 00*00 000 WlMll M gp iwt ha •* WftstM W» tom* •os* tho pn*t *o4 torn tkwrb «h# *•» I *OOOO 000 f*Oo* If • r! 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I lav Owe t ear Ago A big Wlblag strike was na at Hi t*tt«a Pa Certs la of tka wtaer* »k rrtartaed V wrk warn at lacked by band at wotmea aimed with sticks an stone* TV miner* retired, troop were seat ta IV The color of tV two rent poena stamp *»»* changed •* ‘hat day t carmine aa proposed by th# l ntvarei postal rongrwM Th# Rtatowk committee was **■**«« bled *1 the rapltol to Atlanta laaaati gating certain stale matters A dispatch from Havana stated ths the Spaniard* had defeated the Insut gents ta a skirmish In Santiago pros Ince A dispatch front Mexico City state that Arrayo. who attempted to aaaai Slnatr l*resldent l»ia*. waa lynahed Only on* suspiclotw case of yello< fever was reported at New Orleans Nineteen case* were reported at Ed ward*. Mis* A dt.pstch from St Prtersburg stx ted that Andre* balloon had bee sighted from an Interior town In SI berta Snow waa reported several loch* deep at Cripple Creek and othe Rocky mountain places. Several skirmishes took place I Santiago province between the Span lard* and Insurgent*. Famine sa spreading In Havana. At Washington much talk over th proposed Lyons appointment a* posi master at Augusta was Indulged In Rumored that he would be shot If ap pointed here Th* dispatch stated "There are rumor* that when the cabl n*l adjourn* It will Ij* with the un der* landing tha! Stalling* will V th appointee.” (The future prosed sue ■ correct *urml*e.) The trial of Lu«l**rt In Chicago was on The question killed hln wife or not wrs being dlzcuased. Local New* of That Day. Now. let’a see what was happening In a local way. The petition, circulated by Mr. Frank Butt and other*, for names agreeing to a white primary for the municipal election was receiving sig natures. The matter was much talker! about. A criticism of The Devil’s Auction show that played In Augusta on the night of September 16, appeared In The Herald. The show was ’‘bum.” Marie Jansen and Frank lannahll! played in Augusta on the night of the P 7 A notice of the annual, meeting of the Liquor Dealers’ Association ap peared. Mr. R. W. Barr's funeral occurred. He was a resident of Westcrd. An account of an Interview with Marie Jausen by a Herald reporter was in the issue of the date one year ago. A committee of cotton men were ap pointed to sec Major Scott of the Geor gia railroad regarding the Georgia falling to deliver cotton to the C. & W. C. road. The above about covers the most 'm portant happenings of Friday, Septem ber 17, 1897. A FATAL CORNER. Bicyclists Fall In Frontof Telegraph Office. The corner of Jackson and Broad in front of the Postal Telegraph com pany's office, seems to be a veritable Waterloo for Augusta's wheelmen. Frequently they have falls here, and yesterday three had severe tumble?. Fortunately none of the tin teky ones were injured. What it is that causes the accidents cannot he accounted for. 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Lea Cowsrty MM lT*d»gy Nam IV aa AttMla Rival. j Alabama ha* MSbe torwafd with asotfcer lafbat WwtbAev. »hkh I* thaa 4ea>flbe4 by Th# Atuila. Ala. Jowr **■ IWa lo Mr bad Mi* W A. tGu.) Gladney, at their home about ***•» mllea soot h of Wedowee, at I o'r!»k Friday aownibg. Aog**t I*. M • Male rblM, "There la noth las reOMrkahle atooat ibis anwounrewe*' »>»*! th* wooderful part reaatas to he told The little aa# I* eheolstely lltable-. Haring nei ther arM* #ov leffb He ha* a cMlar boat *j)d little shoulder* hut no sem blance of ins there being only slight flesh f.M-maUoaa. o«t larger IMs the Mat Join! of tma's little finger At the hip* where the lege should Join there I* nothing whatever, except on one tide a sllgltt formation sltnl.ar to to those at the ahoulrter and on th» olber a May sUachmeot slightly re sembling a little loot Alabama *#v *r does anything by halvas, however, and in n rerent birth In 1/ee county, not far from Columbus, the limb ac count I* neatly Vtarcud by the birth of a child which h»* two vain of limb*. From the walat down there are two complete formal lona In this le*e coun ty child, male and female. There are two seta of legs. This evens up the limb account lo Alabama" flucklen's Arnica Salve. THE BEST SALVE In the world fir Cute. Bruises. Bore*. ITk-era, Balt liheum. Fever Bores. Tetter. Charped Hands. Chilblains. Corn*, and til Hkln Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pa> required, it I* guaranteed to give perfect satlafartlon or money re funded Price 2* cents per box FOR BALK BY HOWARD * WILLKT. Special prices made to t«acherson School Books, etc., at Pendleton’s Book S.ore. BERNER GIVEN A SWORD. Enlisted Men of Company L. Hake Kim the Olft. Gridin. Oa., B«pt. 16.—The enlisted men of Company V presented Lieut. Col Berner with a very handsome and ' costly sword this afternoon. This com pany Is mostly from Forsyth, Col. Hcr ner'„ home, and this bqputlful gt*t Is lan acknowledgement of their esteem for him, Ihelr former llrst lieutenant. The company was lined up In their street In the presence of Col. Berner, ' when First Fergeant William T. Blac ken. In a very neat way. presented the sword, which was received by Col. Ber | ner In the most appreciative manner. The sword Is very beautifully en graved, and on me side in lurge let ters Is, "To LleOt. Col. Robert L. Ber nei." while on the other side, "From the Enlisted Men of Company L, Third Infantry, United States Georgia Volunteers.’’ Go!, Berner Is justly proud of this remembrance from the men whom he served so long In the state military, and who ale now In hts battalion. Koyol makes the toad pure. wholesome and delicious. f«fi, POWDER Absolutely Pur© ROVAI BAKING POWDER CO., NEW VOW- GEORGIA MASONS TO ASSEMBLE. 0000000 Tiff) tttfl i.g'Wff || VffidW H |v*«o* if ntt rr M* w *•»#• 4*o*o*o9- OOm fling Tj:r 00 900019009 iHCI oo*o j Qm** o mwo*Om <4 900099000 009 09 |itM»4| MMI 000 ho 00/0 90 fgftfWN MMg Mg I .900*090 9009009 090 *0 » o*»*m*h*m 9*00090 hm *oO* 9909000, tV w .u> I lodge and tV* gkwtst lasdge t arrtg tv tmaav who wtr *tt*w4 I ttuga Awfwma are IVaasw brw R I he.wee Rrw*M b Ibttvxit . V e U*u M I Ntth (Ml* ft. l.»a»h and I. f* Naim Ot ael wo isfaei W A tk«4»hta ha* Ihmwd <V VOowiag I TVwwgh tV gnartsof of tit* booth j*v% Raoocagst Asaoi’tMVb... delegate. laMewdtaa (V aaawol neuvom and laeormhly ad the graad tbapfsg bad (Wohrtl nf ilepiWl. will ho gvwwt»4 a I(e dor Ihm us tbett twfimmd face Obit wade* the VHowtag cmdllkme “I Baeh yreww dsmtlaff to avail himself of IV roda»«4 twt* mom par rtkoe* • beat etana Hchet letth** HaSef or B#Hmti*d» to the (dace off gwmiag lat th* pgstot tong ratet. aad at th* MP 1 fliMg ftWl'Vfl ffwn th* IkIM I egret a certthrM# of the stop Aset | form If through tlcVt daaaot V pew [rarwd at tV start‘a* gntat, the perms I -tmmld pwehase to the atoal maveatrot (kviat <d ahtrh sarh ticket caa V ob tained aad there tcpuivkaor thraagk to tV yhr* of mretmg. pmrartag a etendard rent brat e from Mich agrat from whom a ticket ta purrhaaed ”2. It la abaolwtel* ner sasary that cfriifle.tr. V pmramd htdlrat'wg that fall fare has beea paid for going pe*' sage and Ike rout* for which ticket or llrket* Im Ike return Joamey should V wild No return of far* ran be ex preted because of failure to procara suck eerttdwrtm -J Ticket* for tfce return Journey will V nr id at oae-thlrd the And <l*m tariff rat* only to persona holding rer llAcate* of the standard form duly signed by the secretary or clerk of the meeting aad signed by the special agent appointed for that purpose ”4 No c-rtlßcate will behonoyed (bat waa pro, ured more than three day# (Hunday net included) l>efor« the meet ing assembles (except that when meet ing are hdd al distant points to wh <ti the author./< d trgcstt line la more titan three iloy* . the authorised transit lim it will govern), nor more than two da/a tSunday* not Included* after the Aral day of the mo-ting No eertlAcat* will he honored for return ticket pre sented during convention. To save money In buy ing School Books get them from Richards & Shaver’s Book Store. niUTARY FEVER. All the Young People Are Catch ing It. Since the organization of a battalion of the hov military companies of the city, the mllltnry fever has hern grow ing at a great rate. Nearly every eve ning squads of the youthful soldiers are seen at work. Several of the of ficers have hit on au original plan to waster the art of command giving. When boys are lacking, the squads are made up of girls and then marched liround. Squads of these girls can be seen around the oily every evening. To save money in Buy ing School Books get them from Richards & Shaver’s Book Store. Augustsns on the Wing Col. Frank W. Foster of Augusta came up on Wednesday morning and Is spending n few days In Oconee coun ty, Weekly Madisonian. Mrs. Eda Silver of Augusta was In town Monday.—Sparta Ishmaellte. Mr. Arthur Wall of the Dunbarton section has accepted a position with the Augusta Housefurnishlng compa ny. Barnwell Sentinel. We have bought a very large stock of School Books and they must be sold at some price. Now is your chance. Richards ;& Shaver’s Book Store. I A handy companion to the n’ws, these days, !s the new Herald Atlas, published by Rand, McNally & Co., of .Chicago. It contains sixteen pages of colored maps, among them Cuba and Havana harbor, the West Indies, Spain and Portugal, the Philippines and Chi na and North America. This atlas has the tiest collection of war maps that we have seen. It would not be con founded with the small cheap atlases sold at the stores. Can be obtained only from The Augusta Herald. Price 30 I cents. We have bought a very | large stock of School Books and they must be Isold at some price. Now is your chance. Richards [ & Shaver’s Book Store. 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Some of the Special value* are the re*ulU of our own effort* carefuAy planed for the occasion many week* aeo. Other*, we are frank to confe**. are rather accidental, merely attributable to our ability to take quick advanta«« pf the enexpected turn* the market* take at time*. All in all It I* a wonderful collection of choice Shoes that will be told at our new More thi* week for v -31-99 x Fifteen different *tyle* In Ladle*’ Low and High Shoe* and eight different styles of Men s. These are genuine bargains purchased by our Mr. Gouley while in the East. Agents for Hannn & Son. Stacy Adams & Co.. Edwin C. Burt and Ziegler Bros. as I All ITS •AIsiCHES y Expybt If you want two things the highest aaMgfneU >n and u saving of money. Just make yourself un* of our rtutMatti. Wc *un turntsh rtokens with bicycle*, 100, and the best In IV market at that- Th, rcreoi & per tent rvducttoNl was a quarter hit. but here's a procession of home ruas. Columbia*, model 4*. gxi uo. and your last • hanc* to get title popular m.x|.-l at aay price W r Hava three shop worn tunly) model ««. ladies', we will let go at MO ••. Un* ladl*r Hartford at *45.00 *n,l ladles' Vedette at *35 00. ladles' Jill at »JO. and for Imyi and men there la nothing <*n the market to compare with th* Ketd*l sp.rtal at *25.00 and the Jack at *2* M; second hand nevelsnds, llambler*. Crescents, Stearns. Victor*. Kldredge and Karyrles, from *l2 0# up. all Al condition, and we let them go at any old price—they did not coat u» any. thing, were given to u* by people who wanted to ride tb* UTANDAKD WHEEL OF THE WORLD, and oaly sold Hi Auguata at DEVENEY, HOOD & CO Bicycle Department. OUR BEAUTY SHOW AT BLIGH’S CRYSTAL PALACE Qi & a* 111 vfijLc BLIGH’S CRYSTAL PALACE 809BroadStreet. Coal, Wood and Cedar Posts Blackjack Wood Sawed .... P' r Cord Good Dry Pine P g $ Good Dry Pine, long, . • • #2.7? per Cord Special prices on three Cords or more. Best grade Jellico and Hard including the celebrated Indian Mountain, at lowest prices- R. H. SIKES, 904 Marbury Street. ... .in™, via - - - - - - Bell 'Phone 2151. Strowger J lioue <4O - * , HEAD HERALD WANT ADS. ttfPTCMSfft IT BcyuES Bctcle h now ruhntng. Rome o t our prist beauties are flah gams ant ttansr Mia. On# might as wall attempt to pint the rainbow, aa to taaertke all tb*i good qualities. »ha way they are as*. Ins Is a caution to those who Irtent purchase wben they oan ba bat for "get tng some sometime." Better pur chase when thsy esn bo had foe such law price* as wo aro offoriog thorn. As for glsMwarr, crockery, lamps, Ac., time and language fall us to tall of the wonder* that wo sail. Don't for •t that our *ero prices will keep yog cool. Remamber the plaon a 000*0* im I M MAI PWIII mmtv