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Clair drear elytao m> .»I.a. •* Ocean aollds .. .. .. * 41 Martha Waahtnfton fanclea .. .. 4 4-4 Mlrcellaneous brand*. lUht weight 14 l-2al* 1-3 leaettn 6 yard* plain 4 >-* Thoindlke B •• * 3-4 Mercule* .. l ~* * -® Prlhuin. 32 bal tio bo* 16 jr. Q. F 30 balUl to box 36 K. O. P.. 20 ball* to 1b.... .. .. 17 1-N Muacogee B * 1-* 2J Inrh 4 1-2 yd. plaids, best make -4 Plmpson silk finish foulard* 64x 64 4 ** 4 Paelflc mournings 64x64 5 China silks 64x64 .. .. 4 1-4 Mlddleford 5 Rockport 0 I*4 Plater 64x64 3 3-4 Concord. 66x60 3 1-4 Rome 66xt0 3 1-4 Edwards 3 1-3 Keystone .. .. •• 3 1-2 Fifth Avenue 3 1-4 KEARSET’3. Heavy Columbia, lienvy Kearsey S 1-4 Kincaid and other* .-....» 1-4 LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER. Lime 70aS5 Rosendale cement 31.45 Portland cement 32.75 to 3.25 Louisville cement in paper sacks ..31.00 Plaster ki bbls 31.75 HARDWARE. Well buckets, per do* 33.00 Painted buckets, per do* 31.10 2 H B B cedar palls, per do* .. .. 31.75 3 H B B cedar pails, per do* .. .. 32.00 Tubs painted, per nest 31.75 Rope. Manila, per pound .. ... 9 1-2 Rope, Sisal, per pound 7c Rope, cotton, per pound .. .. lOcallc Nalls, wire *•• ** " 5 ba ** Nails, cut t • • • *l- 4K Shovels. Ames, per do* .. .. 311*311 3° Shovels, diamond, per do* .. .. 37.00 Shovels, riveted back, per do*. .. 34.75 THK CftAOStt OP OOAI. 4f fttl! 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Ist consol mart, 6*o, 1246 .... 26 26 : C. of a. lot t»r»2 t» 2* 4# ('•Viral of Ororg's Hsllnty, j id |*r»f I4f"*w*. 124* .. .. .. U 12 V. of (1. I*2 prsf la.. 1*42 .... I • (I, S. * r . Ist m. 6'*. 1246 .. 124 I*7 South (l.«rgta and Florida. , m r*. t*2* i«t ... South Oeorgia and Florid*. I Id Ta 1222 1«2 (■bean Steamship Co.. Ist I’l 2d ra 12*2 I*2 FACTO IIT BONDS, Enterprise Mfg. Co., Ist I*. IM2 IM Sibley Mfg. Co, Ist I'., 1202 100 [ Sibley Mfg. On.. Ist is. 1201 . 100 lla It. R. *R. Co. stock .. 126 122 |South Western It. R. 2loek »* 1«0 | Ausuala A Savannah stock .2* 100 CIRAIN AND I’ROVISIONB. (tats, white, sacked .. .. 3* I I tats, mixed, narked .. 34 1 Corn, while, sacked .. .. ~ .. .. .. 60 Corn, mixed ♦* I Meal, ttolled, per bushel 47H I Flour, common 2,50 Fl»ur, fancy extrn 3.76 I Flour, second patent 4.00 Flour, standard {talent .. 4.25 Flour, fancy pntelif 4.75 Wheat bran, 100-lb Back* *6 Fine feed. 100-llt sacks .. 90 Hay—native, per ton 12.00 llsy-Timothy, per ton 13.00 Hay—choice, per ton 14 00 Hams—choice sugar cured .. .. 10allV4 Smoked rtb sldea * Dry salt riba * laird, pure leaf. In tierces 544 I.ard, kettle, rendered In tierces. 2 1-4 Sugar, granulaked 544 WHAT THE LAW DECIDES. The tlahlltty of a street railway com pany to a spectator Tor Injury by something that flew from a target hit by u bullet at an exhibition of marks manship given by an Independent con . tractor employed by it I* sustained la 'Thompson v* .7. 1,. A H. St. R. R. Co. (Mass.). 40 L. R. A. 345. where the spectator had come to the place on one of the street cars, .and was at the place provided for spectators. A verdict of a coroner's Jury ta hold, In Small vs. State (da.), 40 L. K. A, to be advisory merely, and not binding as a Judgment or possessing any pro bative power as evidence in a homicide case, and therefore not subject to be reviewed, set aside or quashed In the superior court. Evidence of the killing of a woman by a locomotive or other part of u train while ahe was sitting or lying on the track at night between 12 o'clock and daylight Is held. In Parish vs. Western * A. it. company (Ga.). 40 L. R A. 364. to establish ns a conclusion of law that she was guilty of negligence which would preclude liability at the railroad company. Voluntary exposure to unnecessary danger is held. In Fidelity and Casual ty company vs. Chambers (Va.l, 40 1,. R. A. 432, not to be shown by sitting on a bog on the railroad track at a highway crossing, without knowing that « train was due and after being warned of the train and starting away, turning back to get the bag. Get pricesJ|on both new and second-hand School Books at Pendleton’s Be fore you Buy your School Book s. tub: auouhta hbbald POLITICS M ! NEW TORI. : A ***»|4fc fl4t?|l4lWl #K§ IN' ■•Hat tl*** j 122*112 4 **4»« 1 2D* 3 »**•***»♦♦ •l. j M«a T«w% 4fe»*t i* TWs (D? (it • ; ' MafmMtiadi tM2»»*«d 1 *M* 4M*2* ** #0 pPVVHMi 4M*# AM# I ■ j I gfnA MaMM## AM# '9B#*# !** **+ I# ! AMHI A #*# 90 W 0 # 990000 ■'99o" #MMp f# IA gi t #MHk %# M## #l*'* %4# | j DtiMa M |1 gk All hi % mmm lit %■ j ; it mtm MAt *#■#• j ‘|a I# IMPMMIf f#*# I * l *# mmmm j | 9npAM 1 0*mt W9O MAi ##4 MAM# t#** Mini j IMm 9m# M 90 IM#AM. IH#HI #M| #MMi I fk# M»f U# , HcamtrrM It 4wm «A •*#• pmmWm I Mai #»t «m#c t4mm tmm Hmp* m Th*** rs (Wvlt fAn<M #tlll AMU ** M # r# Ml# t#### Hi m ham* fsAlk# 9##!? MjmiHHMI «• tmtm filth tfb# Ml##* “I%# ttirnmHwt Ifcmw# mmmm »• W §##•* lag naitlßaally. saa *<» mr »* new Tar* nstil) to roarvm-d a hallos t - kf* of Ike tnrioa* (11*4fin leader* » •how# that RntwswrN ha* • Mjorlty as valra tm tk* rouatr cnaiaiUtse and trill hire • *tll! greater me whea th* pc p- I rt "laßtiomrwa'* havs her* *1 work, | l Were Ihifrr&of Iltork oilier than ho It. | bt would now ant-cumb lo the In ' triia- I i,i* and withdraw hi* *aa# wh eh. In deed. prw lo he the only sensible | [thing for hint to do. fur theo ha would j |be ta no danger of waking wore *we- j I mu a than he now ban and would aland . a heller ehaoee for rewards In the fu- | lure. H< never. Ihe element of qu>Bln* wa? left out of the govamor'a chame- j ler. OBt, whew he said that be would go | heft,re the Mate emrewtioo If he went : with lirl three roles he undoubtedly meant It and will InelW upon doing It, despite the preesttre that to being In outfit to bear on him to leave Ibe ; ft.ld. r With auch a spontaneous outburst of applaurt os will greet Colonel Roose velt’s n< mlnatlon It would aecm that the Republicans rould rest In consider able surety of the aucesea of their par ty. But three troublesome reformers hrve begun lo bui* about, and prom ise to do some mischief M seem* fair to believe that the Cltlaena’ Colon will put a ticket In the Held to the support of which It writ! summon nil good cltlaena who have most truly the wel fare of the ’commonweallh at heart. At the head of their ticket they will place Col. Roosevelt If he will consent to serve, and If not they will And some kindly disposed person, like Seth low. to pose as a victim for the sake of righteousness. In this event we will have, cn a somewhat smaller scale, but one still large enough to worry Senator riatt. a situation precisely like that In the municipal campaign of a year ago. and It la thta attuatloo which !a the cause of all the Democratic hilarity— and the Democrats have troubles of their own. Just how much of this proposed In dependent movement will mean cannot yet be foretold, for It has hardly got a fair atart. It has not yet scoured the gracious approval of the City Club, nor has lta overtures to the national gold Democrats been answered. So far, however, as the governorship is con cerned, It Is safe to say that Its in dorsement or repudiation of Roosevelt, providing that he Is the candidate, will make so small difference that Is Isn't worth while to consider It. But It must be remembered that the governorship Is the least priae that Is Ueing played for this year. It Is the state ticket legislature and the United States sen atorshlp for which the bosses are striv ing, and the governorship with all its petronage is for once but a means to an end. Platt. Is playing the finest game of polities in all his career, and he Is playing It with the desperation of a man whose alt is at stake. He hit on Roosevelt, distasteful ns It must have been, as the man of men who could carry on his hack a Platt state ticket and carry Into Albany a Platt state leg islature, with the resulting Platt sen ator. Since, however, he began to play this game the situation has so changed that he has come to sec that not only must he make a fight for Platt, but for the Republicdu party, for the capture of the state ticket under the governor and of the legislature Is no longer a foregone conclusion. The universal outcry against Algersim. of which wise men see results In the Maine acd Ver mont elections, the continuous reports of small interest among rural Republl- Good iUCK BAKING POWDtR. 15 THE BEST. of A'l In Loot#** in* f c w#f . keep cool 1 esifcg mm ml (S’ S 4 Wise R#fvig*v aim* (4a? Dewey Jan aaniansi** *•( •ssllef K tondth* time? sag RrHgaa are all gasto; wevyvna ruaranteeg. »a mm ear Fa* « f hetoraam rant, j 1 tab, Carnage* to g We an Flcming:& Bowles #O4 Bnft JUren. Fall Seeds t Fall Seeds -ff WHOLESALE QUANTITY ■ | Georgia Rye jc* j il/Laa» Frift Irma mbul t fc*# wnl j Seed VV neat «**■ km. Seed Barley ‘ While Onion Sets . Red Onion Sets I Crimson Clover I Native R. P. Oats Grazing Oats Multiplying Shallots, Cabbages, Collards, etc. THE HOWARD I WILIET DRUG CO. The Geirjia Solar Gas Company SOLE OWNERS. For Ibe right to Manutactare and Sell the INTERNATIONAL ROLAK GAR MACHINE IN THE STATES OF GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA County right* for sale Write at once for full particulars concerning the Machine and Light. The public i* invited to »ee the light and machine which will be on exhi bition the balance of this week at 744 Broad Street, MASONIC BUILDING The Paper That Is Best For the Reader is Certainly Best For the Advertiser. the N best buyers Are the Wage-Earners - the Working People of a Com munity THAT’S ONE REASON WHY THE WAGE-EARNERS BUY THE HERALD. • IT'S THE BEST/’ . Jo cans, which seem to indicate a light vote, have all shown him that if he is to succeed he must.'4xert every energy and call foilh every power. uu #o* lugutta Brewing Co s SXPOttT ttKCtft M Jl ij Ay 1 B E I. L E O W GEORGIA Our Oraught Beer Has None Superior. AUGUSTA BEER. outer ha t tor Fall Style•- * Just received, our Fall line of the famous Cuyer Stiff Hat, In all the leading shapes. Why buy a $5 OO Hat when we guarantee every $3.00 Cuyer Hat we sell? Also complete line of Men’s and Boys’ Caps in every color and style. We are anxious to make room for our tremendous Fall stpek which we are daily receiving, and will close out all remaining Summer goods at cost price- L. SYLVESTER. SOME PEOPLE " DON’T LIKE PILLS. They want s quick acting Medicine, acting •imply on (he LIVER- Tale H. H. P. For He Liver, 50 Cents Bottle. HI-1 D Will take out the yellows ■ l• • ■ • in your face. HM P Will taks ont the yellows -11.1- i n your face. The Howard & Willet Dri Co. Manufecturers H. H. P. Sie. Claire, Rates $2.50 to sj.so WM. P. BEYER, Proprietor. 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K .U Ns • No II NaA ’ A Rcrul-It •(*" '• F Fog fMsn-.n Ail roautar lrains from Anderson la Walhstia havo right lo track over 1 rat** ’< »*• *am# . I**a movt«g in op posite dlvocOon, unto** otbaiwto* #p«c in«t or wain "»d< ra. 1 Will also *t«P •* Mtowing atatlmi* to take on or tot oF paaeengers Phln- B*T's. James sag Sandy Spring*. 1 No. 12 maner ts with IwilMta *»«- way No. t 2 *< Anderson. No* t and 2 connect with Scotherv railway Nos I* and If nt Few*.* J. R. ANDKRPON. gupeDatendent. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. 6ROhT«r AND writ KEHTROCTK , TO THE EABT AKI» NORTH. bhorteft and quickbft rohtb TO THE EAST AND NORTH. i~7ep#nrLv..Augusta, Oa..Ar | f:s6»m | Olyinl'Lv Alk. B Ar | 7 12am Fl7p22| Lv Denmork.. ..Ar I 4.17 pm 4: 66pmj Lv... Ar t l.4t»ra 6 Oipmi Lv. .Sumler. A. C... Ar | 4 29*m 2:JApmj Lv.. ..Florence... .Ar | I'Ssm 10(3Jpin| Lv..,Fayeltrvllle...Ar I 1 ltpm 3:2tamj A« Felcrahurg.Va.Lv j 2:l2pm t OOsrnl Ar....Richmond....Lv | 2 12pm j 7'4lam| Ar..R'*ahlngton,.Lv ! »:44«in* j 2 flSarai Ar... Baltimorv. ...I.V I 2 25pm 11:22am! Ar . Philadelphia .Lv |l2 Wpm 2:63pm! Ar... New Tork... .Lv | 2:3oam Pullman palace buffet aleeplc.g cara from Macon and Augusta to New York with cut change. R. A. BRAND. Oen. Agt.. 723 Bread St.. Augusta. Oa. T M EMERSON, Traffic Manager, H. M. EMERSON. Oen. Paa* Agt. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule In Effect. March 4. 1*92. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Augusta, Southern Ry.. 2:30 p.m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry T:IS s.m. Leave Cheater, C. A N. W. Ry 7:45 a m Arrive Lenoir, C. A N. W. Ry 1:16 p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2:00 p.m. Arrive Greert Park, Stage .. .. 7.00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage .. 7:30 p.m. G. W HARPER, C. F. HARPER, j President. s*. A. — j m -wmsw ; BILLIARDS : OLD AND NEW. 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Pullman drawing-room .leepinr ear. h«- tw.H'n OreenatK'ro and Norfolk. I'loee nonnse (ion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT, arriving there In time for breakfaet. Solid train. With Parlor ears, between Charleston and Aahsvtlle. Noa. 36 and 96—1,'. S. Fast Mail. Through Pullman drawing room huffet sleeping cani be tween Jacksonville and New York aim Pull man sleeping ears twtween Augusta spa char lotte. Pullman sleeping ears between Jack sonville and Columbia, en route dally between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via Asheville. FRANK IS. C4ANNON. J M c CLP Third VP. 4k ((en. M.rr T. M . Washlngtou W A TURK. 3- H HARDWICK. U, P. A.. Washington. G. P. A- Atlgata GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. (93th Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24, 1898. Pullman Sleepers between Macon anJ New Tork. Through Puilnian Sleopers between Au gusta and St. Louis. Lv Augusta ..| 7:osain| 3:2opm|lfl;3optn Ar Atlanta ...|l2:36pm! #:2opm| 6:ooatn Ar Macon ....111:15am] | 6:45am Ar Athens ....|l2:lspmj 7:Jopm| - Ar Gaine#vitle!*3:4spm| | - Ar White Pl’si*l:oopm| I Ar Mill'geie -110:10am! I 4:3oans Ar Warh’ton ..|lo:loarn| 7:lopm| Picayune train leaves Aujrunta daily except Sunday at 6:15 p. m., and ar rives at MiHedgevllle at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusta 5:11 a. mu, 7:45 a. m., 1:20 p. m.. and 8:25 p. ra. A. C. JACKSON, G. P. 4k. JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A., _ _ _ _