The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, September 19, 1898, Image 8

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

MOMDAY Of Course I'MW] Wo think our Clot hr* or* good, M good «• con bo. ol»# wo wouldn't My ~Your money bock if you wont It’ Equally good Hots ond Furnishing*. Metljg Suit* At SIO.OO Evoryon# of thooo oro corofully •oloctod and many of thorn would bo foiiry priced at 916. Plain figuroo ono prico to ovory body. and that the lowoot. ft s r/j) AUOUgTA.OA. TEHPOSARY ALIMONY. Grw*4 Mn. JMfliar Siko—i Bi Joto It*. At ik* HmK*i k OkOn Ik* Tk* rmm at H t !»»*•*'• *» *• spb.v u PuAswoan. tv ***** ash -a that V V granted * giw*w fwe ik* ten.' by Ik* (Mite which prtiucs • tb* rmm m Rl-d aw«*l Mto* !»•'. «mv m k*io** J»d** <Y*iio**r '• •Wink*'* for • temporary k#«fi** «ki* •»fitte Mr IMMII. «f •»•*•*! A |mg.:,l tk* ptaSrtUfa •utte 'tell Ik*** stteHd k* v abjec tion* u> ike phteattß p«hm * <*"> fM*'< •Mmmmi , iten k* rvltaed »het ti *•» k»» **»• ewe w ee wr Tk* Mmi of aiiawm? »*• *»*d kr It* Hn whirl allow* Mr* Rolomon* tha I*»»M Of m P** ownik ** »«■ l!V| *1 pease* Ml Ifco ptehMl* u> •ovarii (m, MMiltai to ll<* Tk*w tree will b* pout >• •»* IMolowoi* Tk* tool Worm* la Ifco rmm *lll cow* ae la October, URR. Mr knlMWon* ka* tied aa emend to k‘* petition for divorce in an *«r»r lo Tk* charge made la tk* defend ni l oi»«**r, surtlag Ifcat So o*mns treated krr c-vtlr Tk* am*»dm*ni d. air* Ik at art '* •* Tk* answer of tk* defendant *d la fall la kwt TwwMr * H*»li Sr rend hand»chool books taken In part payment for new school books at Rich ard’s & Shaver’s book •tore. ~ MR. E. A. MILL. lamp* Prow a Pa*l Moving Train Yesterday Mr K. A. Hill, a well known gentle man coanccted with Ibr Georgia rail road, t* laid up today from the effect* of a fall received yesterday Many men bare lived on a pedestal who will never have a statue when dead. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Tie Flamers Lean & Savings Bail, Located at Augusta. Georgia, on the I sth Day of September, 1898. atari f hobs amount. Note* Kill!' Mil* discounted ..5156.U56.17 1 ><-mnnd hrsns, secur ed $78,698.40 |>{,., unsecured 19,800.00 98,198.40 Overdraft*, Sfcutcd 413.85 Bonds. Block* and other se curities (property of !i»nk). 17,800.85 Furniture and fixture* 9,852.30 Heal estate (other than bank ing house 47,423.41 Due f.om bank* and (tankers (In other state*) 2,288,9# CASH ON HAND— Currency .. .. 32,748.00 Gold 2,880.00 Silver, Including nlck ' lea and pennies 95.37 Uncollected checks and cash Items .. .... ■. 1,134.88 8,838.25 Current expenses 623.37 *Taxes paid 285.75 Interest paid 3,139.49 3315,887.31 CLASSIFICATION OF NOTES AND BILLS DISCOUNTED AND OTHER DEBTS. Not In suit 3234.583.571 Good ; 3234.583.57 “"STATE OF GEORGIA—RICHMOND COUNTY—Before me came W. C. Wardlaw, Cauhler of th»* Planters Ijo&h and Savings Hank. who, dulv sworn, says the above and foregoing statement Ik a true condition of said bank, as shewn by the books of file In said bank, and he further swears that since lasi return made to the State Bank Examiner of the condition of said bank, to the best of affiant's knowledge and belief, that the said bank, through its officers, has not violated or any lß Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th day of FRANK G. FORD. Notary Public, Richmond County, Georgia. . i. - . . 4- A*-f.l I• • 8 ’ OPENS TONKIMT. te **tow*f awgwets I *** tehentksgros Tk* AStsea res* Wat wait kea'a a* aa*«al awn* tonight. Tk* tarksad aa. -tai mu m mm ***** Mwn -4.1 tiSiwiir awe rrtvy a*#it* Fra* J. L lr»tea ika <•"* te ar*!. ka** eh**#* «*f Ik* «*•■»• Mud—B fte Cmi t M Withrow ate. wa* aria rtaai Mm ywar. hmt Irvte* will k* i*rd la bte , awrh by Pnd W • Hawtaa who M ' atea nwwrtae with tk* mtmthmf Tk* Aagvta Yrw* artewf la a team to ! aaaay rowaa mv aad ter* wte* arw t|t«at*4 m tk*y raum att*ad tk* day achowt i Itwfa lr*lw* aae Hovto* are daly •lualifted to eaateart tk* arten* aad • will h**p 'k* tawiiaitea aa U» its past >r rad»d taward. Pnarlyal Irvta* t* ifctrhiac of laaaywratltMt a mmrm of boohhaepat at ik* arfcooi a MM* lai»r CM A etaM la auatograpbr will k* tom nr erred right away. Proßaaor Mount on will kava rharg* of Ike loiter d*aartw*ai. A-r*d band ifum »a'»4) enbftoi b)Olt**od at A oharda A ahawai 'a Book If or* Irt.h-American INaa* Savlac* Iteak. Tk* roaalar ateteia*al of the Irlah Amrriraa Bank akow* a yratlfytn* la erwa* la tk* bank * baaiaea*. Presl dea* Armntrunc aad f'aakler Hheahan ' bar* built up the kaafae** of A ta'a yoaPtew bank to splendid propor tions. After the drat of October tk* bank will b» In new and eonttaodiou* quarter* aad better equipped than ever to **rv* Ita frleada aad the public gen erally. The largest tablets and bietrest sc. composition books at Richards & Sha ver’s book store. Smith * W«'*iu>n pl*tol* from ti to tI.M. Several good blryrle* for sole very rhe*ti. Oood wati-he* from ti n to tSO W> *t l*“»ls J- Ib heul. Itellaal* Pawnbroker, under the Arlington. Bring your old School Book and help to pay for your new one with it at Pendleton’s Book Store. LIABILITIES. AMOUNT. Capital stock paid up 3 50,000.00 » UNDIVIDED PROFITS NOT CARRIED TO SUR PLUS — Exchange .. .. ~ .. 3 42.08 Interest .. '..t. 2.916.28 Premium .. .. 758.00 Rents .. 874.50 I’ruflt and loss 5,148.53 9,739.36 Due banks and bankers In this state 484.63 Due unpaid dividends 583.48 DUE DEPOSITORS, VIZ.— Subject to check . ..$ 23,411.20 Time certificates,Sa vings department . 222.919.83 Cashier’s checks .... 466.23 Due tooleHrlng lonise 2,783.58 245,579.5 t Bills payable 5,500.00 $315.887.31 TH* Jb'DOTJfrrjb TIMHIS BEFORE THE COMMISSION 9MMMKMK i*t«f ••**§, iw? IckMiay feirmi Mi Ml Seen » iifti Mt Hwkf MaW «i Mate* *#••* aed *..«**** «r • Skwssai w mm **«#•* A4MMM { ten wte »n ********* Ika H»t tefkste «k» ■ fWte*ii»it '■mwsn'wwM in «ka kuntwe *-1 a*.dm* >hn ***** -*s wf • a*w *>tnw Mr % A kmt *« tv»imwi tk* * (knwete NUteteSt Tkass wtM k* an rtask te* cat »%• I My and *te> o»*we«s ra*"*iad T%* - e*ag**tf«* nymmi.ilM* ttewauak * j aaterwaad *awk talk** aed Ika k*** . teg MB ka npteNdk kmteuan v. Mr te«»* mm ask tk* .■nai**n*Ma te j ***•• a ntetteaaarw «f tk mm M* tab** <k> pwtwt «k*t it bate kne ten • , few tesMtk* tea** tk* Marts* Ml* • 4 ! ia**a*ttt* rtwae>4 aktteis** «*•<* a* Ut* fwitfwrtd tkaitaa rkat »»•*. kaw**«r W taa had r>m p*» pasted tea tk* tsiteidhittea aad eatarg tag *4 tha Btetet te Angasaa TkapteW* w»** WM *WtM*tf Srtttatee twr? and asksa* tee astw katag pr*- j ■MW TV wnallMater* win k» wM fc» - M* Srtdt te**»ty la rnrmm te wp>f tk««» pkaa* Mated teak* and Mr Hart*tt f*»> agwta* that tkta rwaasitaim a kgtu ateta bate* ter erwtlaanne* and «tM, at ' •aad. tetewfy rsgnsas that a *pnrtS* Maw ka anas-d when wtark cat tk* aaw I , a iam*u: r«:m u»t. Carried Ry AbtsteM A i»ka«aa and •tr. Cte*w* dark. Tkroagk mmm tebrtak* oa tka part nf Ik* entepm'tor IV tent Itot* of At ■aandte A J«d»a«oa and Mr Clnrwar* CTnrka w*r* taa la wttk «w of tk* <sh*r agaat* te Tk* tteaday Tune* MaraM Tk* Mar* d white regre'ttng that tkta aararred. tala* pieaaar* te prtat tag tk* enrraet l *t» wfctrh *knw that the** geatSem-a do a targe por tlun of the ran! e*s*ie kaalaesa of the iaHy: AkiMrfw 4k Mhmm'i I.M. I J P. Smith ITM Rrat4 | Uiakln * CV» . TIJ Hrvmd j J. R. Dtiry. win**# "Tis Inn." TIT Broad K K Milker, rwaldekre. TU Rttmd J. B. Clancy. (o<ui«. TIT Hruad l>l men Irk Mk Hmut | George Olfo)4. Ili Brawl Fleming t Alexander, til Rnat Mr* Allen. tit Brawl J. Uodbary. MS Brawl | Mr* J K Kirillin* tit Hr.*4 * John P Maybach Sit Greene, ! (I. B W chafer. |M Ihwk* J. I. Pair, loot Orarw Percy B May. SI4 draw*. ' a K. Owens, 1334 Kill* j Nixon A Daafortk, warehouse, tit j Reynold* W 8. Stalling*. 43* Telfair. Mr* Johnson. 435 Telfair. I J H Barton and J. T. Christopher, TS* Telfair. j , M Zachry and Mr. Jon#*. #l2 Wal ker. Mrs Blxhknff. 43t Telfair. K A. Hill. 41# Walker. R. A. Sutton. fin ahop. SOT Mcln tosh Kred S peering. IM Mclntosh. 1 K. H. loßram. 303 Mclntosh. R. 1.. Rauch. 310 Lincoln. D. E William*. 33 Uncoln. J. C. Smith. 423 Ray. Marlin Calvin. 342 Greene Mra Uicy Twig**. 432 Ray. R. D. Crocker. Whales# farm. Whe |e*« station. Mr*. J. H. Panknin. over Dorr*#. nr. Clark's List. W. E. Plait's undertaking establish ment, corner Jackson and Telfair. ■ lea*ed for fire year*. Chas. B. Allen, 830 Broad, leased for three year*. lllxon Bicycle and Repair Shop, 312 Jackson. A P nick*. Mansion House, leased for three year* Julian Zachry. law ofTlce. 811 Broad way. Mr. Cohen. 563 Broad. 1 Hawes St Poore, furniture warehouse, corner Kollock and Kill* Mrs. M. Thomas. 912 Mclntosh. S. P. Hush, 411 Lincoln. W. E. Bhrhardl, 254 Telfair A. W. Goodyear. 930 Reynold* T* 8. Davis, 612 Broad Ncufchatel & Philadelphia Cream Cheese at KEENAN & CO’S. HR. WEMS SMITH. Narrowly Escape* a Serious Acci dent Mr. Wems Smith came near being seriously hurt yesterday. Mr. Smith had spent the day at Graham's station on the S. C. & G. road. Arriving little late at the station he found the train fast moving out and attempted to hoard it. Unfortunately, he missed his footing and fell heavily to the ground, barely escaping the fast mov ing wheels. Parties who saw the accident ran to his assistance, thinking to find a bad ly hurt man. but Mr. Smith picked himself up and upon examination it was round that with the exception of a pretty badly skinned hand and arm. he had sustained no other Inju ries. g'.heol Books, Bock Straps, Fsncil Boxes I arcs Tp blots. Hr Composition Books, flats*. Fans and Fancil* at Kiobards & £ haver's Book Star*. Boils,' Old Running Sorest ttttemf* Stfttkimt Eczema, Blood Poison, ulcers, Sciofala, Running Sort Efts ftMaMMi mu*m mm AM Tk* Cm* AW HmmJf* ...”*'* - - ' • Jm *wm e»» . te* * tew. . » - <T»w- t»b . SSTni** *n*a» __ SSssaSSrjst otSsi • gMMMat dMMt «M 4** »»t •#•■*** KteM. M WMMMWWMW MMlg^P teteasp |WMt ggfc** ■** * «1W »WMMW *** gMPMMfefIM W»HM Mt>*» MNgpA ».«•»* •, •«« «M MM* keMM 4* e WMMWM* • I - *'" - •»*'<*• aaarttk gN» MM— «M'MrM WMaWM >RMM jMMMIMI^MMe SriiMWRM CWMMtg tef • • • ,mm » eewem n»*—. r » « a.n**_*J 21»5551? v. CT* i.Mq.an* STnennrt**«w V iu« a. .i.ii w»Mt. **— nsen* —wte «*. «** > ne *nm. rtteed riiifm* <*#>d fcy »- * » a. »*< as t ST* m* »»—» * sen .* *». n. urn -te- »** *.<*** TT-J Tste fk" *s 1 1 r*te Hte*>. ete te*«*«te nmr . , w gnrr- ft- •**«**. Mms tea tut 1-r -nr— ■«M Mwv imtee «• vtk* * aak* STL. te te. te. i ***** te*«n* «tete W* • M.MM.*——i rtrmaar ***** run »M.« Urn. meed Wyrt.tt.rt. Si rz m.vctete-,* Tnn WnM. tteed wyrt.rt.rt. tel'.*. r*te* IteeWrt e *iee* *.«« r,» W- W. 4 . **** s n*** aw W»1 .n r«* HI *te *“ •** * * ■ art**, HM* tew n .■»■..— *«»« H tea i Cam* tea, w> *w» re* *•♦■>•« **w*» *nm*te *N» *« 3wyiai»* «w»* *» tee* etfH a. STa .W te*t. **«.MS te* «*• »•* <* •*• n* l. .W. *■ teH. * nr».»■*.**< te C* «..«*•* *t m* n **••»*• te* *«««*< *•>« ,a a n, •** **•* •**'-“ w« w ■« s* te* teU* *«• Wte n *»—.«« -te w wteW *«te te *H te* tte ****"*te m int. .**%»« »MteW teteW »*te«* te >w»«*» w i,iis‘ — »-1 e*»fteteetete ****’•■* *-T TJTrte tete H* * “er-'-teJte-Hs *■ *»••#»» •*•** IMT MMIRM —"»MMM *** MrtMfM y* tgas *'wl» e«w,AM«i ert MbMMeeM RWW lewetff ,te,. i,u ltd t II A Lit OKI »£>»» . MMrtMUi ■«* mum*** « uh mmmttm «M,*t ante ~... —m*y. .u* Hite * * ims te* * Crain! I tete -Tjirtrs. -te w* na n. m ■** »r •» »w**‘f' *jf tetew !,**•*.**.«s*u*nfte*nt*d|.*te* ItaTw m*M. fte Htete -Wte-'M. * I*»rte, tout te HI liter" te f*te BLOOD BALM CO.. Atlants. Ct I’ERAONAI- Mr*. Owen Moore tg back from Spar ta. 5 « . Col n. B. f>yer spent yesterday in Atlanta. ~ Mr Krank Foster was In Madiaon yeaterday. Mr*. Krank Butt ha* returned from Lexington. Mrs. E. B Pilcher has returned from Warrenton. Mrs. R. B. Morris ha* returned from Chattanooga. Mr* J. C. C. Black ha* returned from Madison. Mias Ruth Howard has returned from Knoxville Mr. Warren Deßaugrin spent yester day In Warrenton. Miss Jennie Benson will entertain informally this evening. ,Mr. and Mrs. Burke Shewroake re turned from Atlanta yesterday Mrs. Owen Moore 1s In Sparta, the guest of her sister. Mrs. Meredith Ber- Mlss Rosaline Connor ha* accepted the position of alto ginger In the Kirst Baptist choir. Mia* C. B. Ashley of Jacksonville. Fla . a sister to Mrs. Duncan Jones, Is visiting the latter at her home on up per Reynolds street. Miss Mary Slack is Indisposed, Dur ing her absence from the Woman’s Ex change she is very ably substituted by Miss Mary Stevens. Miss Mamie Kennedy, late of Chris topher Gray A Co., is now with P. D. Horkan & Co. Miss Kennedy's friends will be pleased to learn that she has located with such a well known Arm. Mr. John P. Murphy is here on a furlough from Huntsville, Ale. Mr. Murphy Is eonnnected with Major Da vis, of the Fourth army hospital corps and is Dr. Davis' right-hand man. He says the hoys from Augusta are all o. k. Mr. Murphy will be here about ten da>s. Themany friends of Mrs. Lucy Win ter Rowland will regret to learn that she has been seriously ill at Flat Rock, N. C., where she has been summering. Her condition now. while In a meas ure precarious. 1s sjl{, somewhat im proved. and it Is that she will soon be .sufficiently Recovered to be brought home. Mr. Frank T. Hafas of Augusta Is the guest of Mrs.. (Si|ndler. Athens Banner. Is Miss Marion Otis NT Augusta has en tered the Home school. Athens Ban i ner - . ■ ul - ±s-Sl —> '• ■ DEAO MM OH THE TRICK j iMt afgf ggma alkfet * IW a* «W fWt .Ws# usti A a*n» ***• at** itaMMI *e M» Mart* 0m nartaand fata* taw* * ***>*■ w na*M ,'***.» *»» rtnrtwsstg Tkn nave *d *k» Asad tv* la Maaw** tkaaaNM ns*** <-«•*•% 4mpm **4 •** mm tm fc*** »«"* 4N"*aaag Tka ***** sdrtdrt A 4 tm* pay Ma*k >n»* i«■*> w* kMk *nd a • ktegn* vwa #n« • law t*n** *■***• rnrntm-m Mat rnwa tka «aaa law* v faw* n»»ugn- *nw*s.» annadW a wwrti band Mrt•'.»**•* tk* meg w*gy trtrta «B tV Ire-a M* «kgM w*» *fwßkf* Tka kn*y ws* ••■*'*< • *ka *w tlaad taa* bad ***«# *• #*• •te n ate*'rt> • Ik* akrtt* ***** art «V tag Tv** amt ka«* km* kaai p**t. ka» tk* ate** skrty aaimsasetna t* «kat Mtette kit Irma S UMk. • Mv*k** V I**.-* • MgMlt *r *a* tsaM wui V knr**d. f Ml. MlMlitL a rut tnr a maummt duew**s om. Mmtdrty. Pete »* Tens tataadrt ADOPRIA Pi.ARMBMITRTirtM. ten., gned sedtnart » m ».•% tse* tetgeiag .. ~ m ssss*s • M-M* rttmt t*w ariddltSSß • na* *!*•*■ t* MMrtaw . ..... Mkaniß IlirSß tntddttng .. .. *• «• * net ’ Kf>rtrrrt Wes* ewdtetg V*d Ml MM. a«d *•* teWsndtnt re«rt*t* kat ysnr^ tear hw* rta'ardsr », .. •• •• **** Mnagar *’** T«te»*«' .. .» ** •* *• •* Ttmesday ... rrtAsy .. **” Ttstai »«*« tU * i UUO. 6PIBBKR6. UHIPMBKf* «•!•*. Kpinsrac* fthipowe* Saturday « ~t* 444 » la |At Kmß 1 M««4«y •• •• »« * _ . , |SA* t*“*f Total »•* * OROfU* HWTKIITP 1997 |M NVt nwtin* t«4a? •• •• Thr-uxh ration today •• *** U i}me* recatpM today •• • ■ tb Wtl STOCK AND RECKirT*. i«r itas pork In Anrasls * *** Receipt* Mac* kept 1.. 4#44S . ICSM COTThS LETTER. Augusta. Ua . dept. 1».-L4verpo*d nsr sirc*>*e< than eipected today. tn*tnf (wrai’iK*all jr ai Haturdaya rl'wins rt|*>4». however, were quoted l-Md lower, with saiea «f M.WB- New Tnrk In response to the strength in Liverpool, opened 2 to 1 point# UP. and rattled Z points more. January ecltta* aTi 4# The market. later. eased off tuv weak Liverpool done ami heavy crop movement. January at 3 o'clock twin* 4.41. New 1 triesn* expect# W.td tomor row against HIM last year, and Houn ton eallmated 36000 a*»in*t 24673 last year. -Paine. Murphy A Cn.S NEW TORK COTTON. The following quotation* are over the apeclal wires of Paine, Murphy A CP.: Open. Clone. January & - 44 6 ** February .. .. .. .. .• •• R - 44 March *•** , M April R „ May •• •• 6 *' ' » June 8 64 5.63 October .. .. .. .. 5 31 November .. 8.38 December f> 40 R .Si TVrac -Steady. Middling-5 11-l#. LIVERPOOL COTTON. Open. Close. January and February 3.01 3.01 February and March .. 3.02 3.01 02 March and April 3.02 3.02 01 April and May 3.04 3.03 04 May and June 3.05 3.04 Jutie and July 3.05 3.05 July and August 3.06 Aug. and Sept 06 3.05 06 Sept, and Oct. ~ ~ 3.03 3.0.1 04 Oct. and Nov 3.02 3.02 Nov. and Dee 3.01 3.01 Dec. and Jan Ik 01 3.Cl TORT RECEIPTS. 1897 1898 Galveston .• •• 14447 15116 New Orleans .. .. 8528 13090 Mobile 2408 Savannah .. .. 3395 Charleston ‘‘oo2 2'24 Norfolk 298, Wilmington 3791 Philadelphia 51 Estimated total 46504 40000 PROVISIONS. WHEAT— Open. Close. September 65 644 i December R '-’% *234 May ....64K 64 CORN— September 29 T e 29 s * December 2994 2994 May 3194 3144 OATS— September 2074 2094 May 2274. 2294 PORK— December 8-37 8.20 January 6-10 LARD— December 4.75 4.i2 January 4.85 4.80 SIDES— October .. .. 5.25 a. 20 January 4 -6? 4 - 67 I WRITE MM ggkgitkdMMßMi wdk tka tad* 4m es jir-iTyri V MM» ftwtki Ika gtMkfk HtM k*M» gtg MOOkilOd H dMfl unfW In knm. akesM MM I try te Mi m m» p4*k qygigNHrwaftl UnitedS* agieeUfM I <m tssstdk Nt am %m 4wf H*4tktt t MM WMI MMM VMM MMM. I ward trtesi •» «*««• tM tdfl dROIMf Ilf Md tekan ym ikattk es «ft4 Him I vert tk* ftmtl#** of MU«* ym mt pmm I went. IN oaf M. •» ptmkwti ym m vowr (rtartkgwt km k*«au«* i wg«M vwtt le (MM bte I tafw* JMW IMtoi •* HT UtAV f. OeCtEfl Martatar. <T . c f«gs»tltm>*' - THEY WANT AN ARMORY. TH J talar Rtlt«lt*« M L mini kt **ay. RfS Oh* a rat* ta tfafa* tk* LgrtM* meat Twnd. TV fcnra wV ha** atarted M nrgaa la* tka I art tar katinito* k*»* base gun* at tbetr awl nttfc a •«* AU tk*e* ot tka nrtgtaa! ewnpaat*. Vr* lam**- ed tVtr amtaVrakta ndl a»4 I V «rtrt party that «'arata dtoiiwd wn «wa tau*taped to rsla* las mom «e*r twaa- > ty ntesskatsv and taker* will anna pda. i 'TV hnya at* anw kmk.ag far *nam i targe iwMB to as* *e aa arwory V ‘far they ha»# <*»* unable in aarut* one knt kmpe tg do eo ta the near tm . Hue I Twice a week drill* are Mid and I tka youthful aaCdiara ar* rapidly tnv , ter ag all tha tesviftat* aad amaenw vrea • Hi m Walak hv been appaated to and has prnwtaed to do all ta h.s pow- 1 er to aid tV cotepvlea TV boy* ' will hold a fair sotde time near the ' ead of October aad hope to V able to secure tV arasory for tits porpoae Committee* Vv* been appoUited to sol tell rorttrtbu'tona of aay hind. Ml H Is hoped 'Mt by meana of IV eo-a trtbuttov end tie proceeds of tV fair teoagh money w.ll V raised to fatty equip the hoys At prevtn none of tb# uoiforr-s are alike TV one that will V adopted ; will V of dark blue cloth, with long iu.ni* of IV aw malarial These pants will V made with a deep seam at the irttM. so tfcap cm be lot out as IV beys grow. All of tV boy* are very awtkustasix over tb* baualtoo and VII do all In their power to push the movement for tVtr good along. Ptty for the soldiers is all right, but i aq't the country spam » !•**•*“ compassion for ihn man when* wife own* eighteen cats? Better a man with paradoses than a man with prejudice*. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE IRISIAREBICAN DIRE SAVINGS BANK, Located at Augusta, Ga, in the State of Geor gia, on the 1 sth Day of September, 1898. RESOURCES. amount Notes and Nil* discounted ..$138,855.61 Overdrafts 502. o. Premium on bead* 2.703.68 I Bond*, stocks and other *«ru t Idles ♦3,700.00 Demand loans 23.961.07 Furniture and fixture* 808.88 Real estgte.. 302.t# Due from state banks and bankers *V.' 5.RW.17 Due from hanks and banker* (not in the state) .. 1,8*6.06 CASH ON HAND— Currency .. $3,431.00 Gold 3.09J.50 Silver 'Uncollected cheeks . . 2,498.20 11,651.75 Current exjvensos .. ..$ 524.43 Taxes paid H Interest paid 2,811.20 Kent 200 00 „ jn Salaries - 2.276.64 6,166 40 $235,917.12 cl ASSIFICATIQN OF NOTES AND BILLS DISCOUNTED OTHER DEBTS \ due TO SAID BANK. , „ None’Good *** l Nmffi suit'.’.’ 3162,001.68 Doubtful 689 00 In judgment -j 616,0<> ) 3162 616.681 3162.616.68 ’ STATE OF GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY-Before me came Johni D. Sbeahan. Cashier of the Irish-American Dime Sacings Bank.w ho being duly sworn says the above statement is a true condition of said bank, as slmwn by the books of file in said bank. and he further ■ ffiffilhesfo'f that tte said bank, through its officers, has not violated or .ny obhgatton "sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 17th day Notary Public, Richmond County, Georgia. grpTtMiniß •• .IR kC INTOIMMJ (toll R MIAM l slu.ua fwt r* Opened tk'rtsdwn* 1# t start t.anmnt t *M tette. TV bar *f Mr MsStagfe s *as in >.* Mrtn Tate atgtrn kp nttei par tie* Nut Mag wv 'aka*, m V a* irnvM V Wnrwed PW»f*tvß JAete tw takaste* wv fvnd krnkea opm. TV p*«V •** to*# ktert Mgl'evd sway ksdara «k»y «nM a*t aay ban. be* lark f wtnres Horn Tark. Srp*. I» -TWlnraa syrM steady at tV ndvawr* ift«M U», Xswrtbtr MR. Dwteter MR Jaav ary | «|. IWewry R RR. Marrh IU, April MT May »*B. lav i*4 TOO LATE FOR fLASRIPK’ATWX w n. mmuert •««»»• i* thm pia" t* Vea y*nr rnrrMMtea. w«g«tte and *iy<u repntred penenpiatea aad fair dealings g»»»ern oar vttov W O leiHlJCtt IN PK>:rAKWr* m tsiat yuV earr*age or buggy »uety and at a renanvtde pnre. w o n< mij:h hah iiK» ttAMrrt ta dn all kt >4* of bltekamltltng and woods erfc. painting and aphnlMertng. W O. MMUR Will. HAVB Tore burses shod by rarefat men • W O. TV 'Ml, Bit KKUI -* THANKrttj to a trtersn pwMtr Rar past favor* and Vies to merit a cunttnusnre f the nsw. kept 1» (Vitr I>WT. *THAYKI> OR PTOUB.V. R|a< 1 horned ram. Had Viter and • bam on Any information leading t<» her recovery atll tw rewarded Add'esa F, W Crunch. North Augusta mill, igepd At — |TO RKNT-O.VK I F TOR MnrtT 1»K --KIRARLK reeVt *ne*e «n Oreeae »t , lust baton Bite. t Ralendtd location. Thirty doliaf All cottventen.ee Ainxandrr A Johnaon. drp« >» U»«T TWKNTT IXM-l-ARA. F«»Cft Avr-dollar hllte. Finder will be lib erally rewarded by leaving at this of th-e. HfPI » WANTBIl —A COOK.' AI PI.T 301 LOCK street. dept 1» I LIABILITIES. AMOUNT. I Capital stock paid up •• . 3 30.000.00 i UNDIVIDED PROFITS. VIZ.— Exchange .. ♦ 331.54 interest 10.123.8* Profit and loss ~ .. A 087.85 12,513.23 i Due banks and bankers with- „ 1 olit'the state 6.3 ,9 | Due unpaid dividends 43,0 J DUE DEPOSITORS. VIZ.: Subject to check ... 3155.549.t4 Time certificates .... 18,199.91 173.749.03 • Clearing house 3.30* 00 Bills payable 15,000.00