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la Ik* auditorium *kort agaarhea
arete made Mayor rotll*r thanked ih*
volunteer* for their aervlre and totd
(Arm fcoA glad tk* clitaen* nf Atlaata
and lk* people of Georgia were to
hat* lt*ffi kora*. Job* Temple
lira*** mad* a speech ou Ik* aam* Ho*
welcoming Ik* boya home. Th*a*
brtaf add ****** nf wtelroaae a*** ia- i
*ponded to Ay Colonel war Brown
and U*«t*AAfcl Haririd«* of tk* r*«l-
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Tkclr First Sam* Weal.
Aft** lk* tpwrhAittai ik* m#n
were marched lo anolb*r kail. where
lh*r aft* aerved with Ik* ftrat aqnar*
nt-al they had b**n t**At*d lo to aom*
tiro*.
Tk* boya ar# all tired or <amp far*
and anything road* by a woman*
handa ia (Nfptabln to it<«
spread «ai prepared by the ladira of
ih* Army and Navy and «>n-
Mutrd Of ru(K. fruit punrh roaat b**f.
turkey, haro. bread and pickle*. It
waa aerved by the ladle* themaelves.
and tboroughly appreciated by the
men
While eating, the men atarhed their
gun* and threw their tent* and trap*
on the floor of tb# dining hall. A*
noon as dinner waa over the member*
of the regiment were rtlrlded Into two
dlviflon* and aMigned to two build
ing* within the grounds. They will
sleep under shelter and tt Is probable
the; will sleep on the maitreaaea
which were used by the Confederate
Veterans at the time of their recent
reunion here.
Th first order from the war depart
ment to Colonel Brown contemplated
tor sending of the Beeond Georgia
companies direct to their mustering
out places. It was contended that the
men had no money and if they were
taken anywhere and mustered out,
they would have to be taken care of
by subscription, which would be very
humiliating, t
The men would have no money eith
er for subaistenee or transportation.
I.t. Girard was sent to Interview the
governor by Colonel Brown, and spent
two days here. He succeeded in get
ting the governor to Intercede with
the war department and got the order
Issued for the entire regiment to stop
]n Atlanta.
Will Leave Oct I.
The men therefore are here and
will remain here until the first of the
month.
The last day of this month will be
pay day, so the men will all go home
with money in their pockets. As
soon as they receive their money, they
will be sent to the mustering out
points.
Enough money will be taken out of
the pay of each man to buy him a re
turn trip ticket to whatever point he
desires to spend his vacation, and he
will be given a thirty days furlough.
No money will be held from those
whose homes are at the mustering out
place and who will not need to trav
el.
HALS HALS
FALL STYLE
JUST RECEIVED.
F. G. TURPIN CO.
818 Broadway.
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Ami see our new stock of Shoe* and Hats. Our store It i.owdad with th. new-tt ol now style, .elected wuh •.per.eeced era ** '° 0 U
good lasts at to Stylo and generous prodigality as to variety. It A the rmht place to gat the right goods at the right prices. Our Motto. Noi
Ch««p Shoo*. But Shoe* Cheap. ___ w
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can. w© will, w© do give th© greatest value for your money. Times are never so hard that
you can t afford to trade with
Rice & O’Connor Shoe Co.,
TWO 834 Broad Street, Name Across Sidewalk JWO
STORES 722 Broad Street, Opposite Monument o » I Si
At th* ewd mt tk* thirty days tk* ia-
MtiAMP fwmyartea ail aAela A* a*
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i b* AHtMeted owt
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travel last atgfc* They a«* a**r ly
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: raoatr* hat lb* a*)wt r ai* delighted
I with Ike g*t»(ieci of getuag k«m* aad
owl mt tk* army
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' try needs any prtrlerl log Ml the* ar*
| at*'** to la,‘tag aroaad ramya doing
i nothing
May home to ami of them aad It
■wAe* theta look pleased Th* m*a
will be a»ad* a* eomfortAble a* panel.
Me daring their abort stay la Atlanta.
The cipnaitioa gronad* m«k< aa *■-
ratten! place for a ramp aad th* ctil
' ten* will see that the* are well pro
dded for la ad ditto* lo what the go*
eminent furnishes
General Pennington Commander of
Ike Gulf Papartmeat, with hie waff
1 and a number of the officer* of th*
: regular army paid the regiment the
honor of visiting It before M ever got
into ramp
They drove oat to the ground* la
carriage* and were present at the
apeerhmaklag
The ramp of the Second Georgia Is
only a short distance from tb# centre
of the etty and Just outside of th<
city limits
Street cars go direct to the ground*
and It la mrt too far for those to walk
in who car# to do so. The men will
b* welcome In Atlanta during their
stay and will probably spend a good
part of th* lime In town They ex pro*
themselves well pleased with their re
ception and apeak with great appre
ciation of the lunch and dinner serv
ed for them by the ladle* yeateniay
afternoon.
Lamktn A Co.. Plain and Fancy Gro
cers. 712 Broad Street. New goods.
New store. Low prtcea
FIRE LAST NIGHT.
A House Outside the City Limits
Burns Down.
Last night at t welve-f.fteen the
house of Mitledo Holloway, colored,
on Augusta avenue, near the compress,
was discovered on fire. The alarm
was sent In and Nos. 3 and 4 respon
ded. but found that the blase was too
far out of the city limits for them to
he of any service. The house and
contents were destroyed. Holloway,
who was lately a waiter at the Arling
ton. is out of the city, and his loss
cannot be ascertained. It is under
stood that there was an Insurance poli
cy on the house.
OASTOniA.
B«sm th. _/9 ll* KM Haw Always Bought
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CHATTED WITH LEE.
nerrs J. Rice Smith and Wm. Neill
net Fltzhugh Lee at Jacksonville.
Mr. William Neill, proprietor of the
Fianters Hotel, and who is also en
gaged in representing a large fertiliser
manufactory, and Co. J. Kice Smith,
returned today from Jacksonville,
Fia.
Both of these gentlemen had the
pleasure cf meeting General Filzhugh
I.ce while in .Jacksonville. They
were at the same hotel that the gene
ral was dining at. Col. J. Rice. Smith
had been a courier under late in 'he
Confederate army, and he was of
course delighted to see his former com
mander.
Mr. Neill says Major Lee is a gen
tleman and has no unnecessary milita
ry airs about him.
Finest and freshest table butter al
ways on hand at Larrikin & Co.’s.
The following members of the ‘Miss
Brown Company" are registered at the
Planters: Miss Florence Baker, Sydney
Cohen, J. R. McSweeney, M. H. Gra
ham and wife, F. R. Jackson and wife,
Misses Moore, Dean, Dunham, J. P.
Tucker, S. Seidman.
Bananas— Very fine yel
low fruit cheap at Vail’s.
THU ApaURTA HyK ALP
Be Fair With Yourself
INASOCIALWAY
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fl* rrtag e ml Mia* CohA
The marriage of Mia* Eugenia MU*
ver CohA aad Mr. William H U>we. Jr.,
at Atlaata. was aolemntaed today at
noon at WeMeyaa • <4lege at Macon, the
horn* of the bride a mother. Mra. John
B. Cobb
Dr. Young J. Allen, of China, per
formed the ceremony.
No rants of invitation were la*u*d.
There were present alsiut lA* friends
and relative# of the bride and a room,
who were Informally Invited Ui b* pres
ent.
It rata Imautlful home wedding Th#
WeHeyan drawing rooms, spacious and
elegant apartmentu. were the scene of
the ceremony. The entire arrangement
waa lovely. The watt* were draped with
haßitmo. In charming festal effect. Be
yond the wide folding door* of the flrut
two apartment* a Punk of palm* form
ed a green background, tn ftont of
which stood in utatcly presence Dr.
Allen, awaiting the bridal party. Ju*t
In front of l>r. Allen and pendant by
white satin ribbons from the arch wltuve
were three white heltu trimmed with
amllax. which designated th# place for
the liridai coufde during the ceremony.
B|i lovely young women, intimate
friend* of the bride, wearing light, pret
ty coatumea, entered Brat, and alood
at Interval* of a few feet on each elite
of an alule formed by band* of white
xatln ribbon which they held. Thoa#
elx attendant* were Mr*. Lawson
Brown (formerly Mis* Mamie Wylie).
Mrs. J. W. English, Jr.. Mia* May
Kennedy. Mias Mary Cull'-r White,
Mlsa Julia Huguenln and Mlaa Coralle
English
Down this pretty lmpiovlsed aisle
came first at the strain* of the wedding
march, the cutest of little couples. John
K. Cobb, the little son of Mr. and Mr*.
James Jackson Cobb, and a nephew of
the bride, with Alice Coob Burden, a
granddaughter of the late Dr. Bass,
president of Wesleyan college. The
young man was Irresistible In green vel
vet trousers and a blouse of white, and
the little lady In whits organdie with
a bouquet of LaFrance roses.
Then came the bride with her sister.
Miss Mary Cobb, the two together mak
ing a most charming picture, the One
In pure bridal white, the other In rad
iant pink.
The bride's gown of heavy white silk
was fashioned simply and most becom
ingly, the circular cut skirt sweeping
out Into a slight train, and the bodice
high cut and exquisitely trimmed with
lace and Miiffon A point lace veil fas
tened with orange blossoms, and a bou
quet of r< sea .completed a costume
which but symbolised the pure beauty
of the wearer.
Miss Cobb was mdiant In white or-!
gar,die over pink taffetas, and carried ;
La France roses.
The two sisters were met at the al- :
tar by the groom and his best man. Mr.
Gus A. J. Ryan. Th- bridal tableau as
the holy words were pronounced was
very beautiful.
After the ceremony whs cant lued and
congratulations proffered, the guests
were invited Into the apartments lie- j
yond, where a number of small tallies
were set for the comfort of the guests
during the elegant course luncheon that
follow’d.
The bride’s table was a picture in
white and pink. Conspicuous among its
adornments was the targe wedding cake
—in which hidden a thimble, two rings, |
two dimes and a bfttchelor’s button. j
To those fate-foretelling articles were
attched white and pink ribbons which !
together with many other ribbons to I
which no fate was attached .formed a
pretty fringe at the lower edge of the
cake.
All the young people present drew a
ribbon; the men the pink, the girls
the white; and great was the merri
ment over the result.
The occasion waltogether a beautiful
one. Mrs. Cobb and Miss Cobb extend
ed their guests a charming hospitality.
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I»f tb* t‘att*d Isaughtera of tb* Ona-
I fedevacy, a lib a sorrow too t*ad*r sod
deep fur word# to *lor*o* aoteoMo**
the death of Ml** At.sk Itovt# lb*i
| much loved daughter «*f the t'onfeder
[aey.
I The luv* aad devotio* ever lowtowed !
I upon her lay the epttr* aiHiibtand "A
j hot a }a«t tribute t» her glotlou* wo-]
It tnbood. A* daughter. elHer. blend
j.h* wa. true lo every duly, aad we <aa
ji roudly tab* her aa a Alt lag model for
[all to Imitate and revere,
f The entire Mouth ts bowed In gtlef.
’and every daughb-r of the tVmfederacv
ratrad* lo the heart-tiroArn neither
their Harerest sympathy atel love.
Th* lOrstdent of the I‘nlted Itaugh
! terA of the t’onfederacy direct* that
each dlv»eb>n and every chapter of th*
rutted traushter* of th* rm»fe<l*racy.
a* mo. aa pnaelble. take euilalde are
thin expressive of lheir *orrow. and a*
a ttdien of aympathy to the grief strick
en mother and Hater, would suggest
thnt rath daughter <»f the Confederacy
wear for M day* a badge of mourning,
and that each chapter hold memorial
services, and that a page tn the book
of recoi da be set aside a. a mem.ol.l
on whlth shall be ascribed Ih* rewdu
tbuia to the memory •»* tb* "Daughter
of the Confederacy."
MIIS KATK CABEM. CCRHIK.
President.
Mrs. John P. Hickman, Sec. V. D. C.
Ml.* Barksdale l.ntcrtaln*.
Mlea Clarice Barksdale entertained a
few friend*, last evening, in honor of
Misses fleers and Bessl- Smith, of
Aiken, before their departure for Hpar
tanburg. Eight handed euchre was
played, and later an elaborate supper
was served. Invited to meet the Misses
Hmlth were: Miss Annabel Cranston,
Mr. Rob Coffin, Mr. Ale* Whitney, Mr.
Harry Crane and Mr. Norrcll
This evening Miss Barksdale will
again entertain In honor of her guesla.
Present will he Miss Margaret Jordan.
Miss Annie Owe. Dr. Kilpatrick. Mr.
Charley Howard. Mr. Clark Hunt and
Mr. Edgar Derry.
Mrs. Barbot Entertains.
Mra. Victor Barlsit entertained yes-1
terday morning ut her home In Wood
lawn with progressive euchre, In honor'
of her guest. Miss lone Burbot, of
Charleston. Among those present were
Mrs. Herbert Clark, Miss Hook, of At
lanta. Miss Bluett, Mlsa Clark, Miss
Doughty. Miss Hlchards, Miss Burbot,
Miss Wheless, Mr*. Frank Beane, Mrs.
John Wicker, Mis. Jus. Jackson, Mrs.
James Barrett, Mrs. White, Mrs. Bus
sell Cohen. Mrs. Ha '>ot, Mrs. Orabow
skl, Mrs. Barnes. Prises were won by
Miss Wheless and Miss Richards. The
score curds anil -Souvenirs were beau
tifully hand painted, showing the artis
tic skill of the charming hostess, who
Is wonderfully gifted as an aitlst.
Luncheon By Army and Navy League
Definite arrangements have been
I made by the Army and Navy League
'for the entertainment of the returning
I soldiers. Committees have been ap
! pointed to thoroughly earsvass the city
jto solicit cooked food. The Army and
; Navy League will set the tables and
i arrange the food in the Armory, leaving
lit to the committee of men to do the
serving. Those who volunteer contrlbu
! ttons to the luncheon will be expected to
hold themselves in readiness to respond
! whenever it is anounced that the day
[has been decided on for the regiment’s
arrival.
A Unique Club.
An Augusta girl, one of the debutan
tes of last season, Is the proud posscss
sor of a belt formed of twenty-one ar
my buttons, representing regiments
from twenty-one states camped at
Chlckamauga, where the owner of the
pretty belt enjoyed a few weeks’ belle
ship this summer.
Thursday Reading Club.
The Thursday Reading Club held Its
/list meeting for the fall season at the
home of Miss Adelaide Moore, yester
day morning. Next Thursday, the club
will be enteitairied by Mrs. Llewellyn
Doughty. The membership at present
includes Mrs. Llewellyn Doughty, Mrs..
(Vg CWrh* aw* Mm It II AriP*. tt*w
' J 1111111, h |Cv* lkaS*Hl Mt* Mft» -t*
i Master Ms* Mari* »n * Mtaw Math*-
| its* Ma, h Alla* AdHald* Al**** If wa
lluita farms Pari Alim AIM* Kv* Mt*W
Anwatirttr tb«W*t 4 s»4 Mta* *'
jiudaa
Mr*. •*>*•*« Iflwlsku
> Mrs Awwa tbayrna HwtaHl *••** ■
■ awed Dvw warfty Hwh* MtfkPulb
|y*(Mda> «n»tw*a with *fafct-Aaad*4
[ -uthe* Ahnwt lasttt were ***'•*at
ft I*4* lA* »wwclw*»mi «d lA* aamaa #<ft
, e-«* 11 1 n nhirii ntiT were a*vvwd Al *m*
j taw* th* priar a direr leg wa* tied
fur by Mrs, J R tamer and Mr* Vtr
.tula d kwltgiwr AlleW ahd *«* by th*
[latter Ai th* other taM* th* pna*. a
lawyer *b>ve eh*rm,«a* w-«<n by Mrw Al
fred Mat HA.
j TAr Iwughlrr* «f the Cwnfedevwry
I will hold I hrir memorial wrryle* Iw
honor as Him Wtant* Dart* at lb* Ms
•onn hall thte aftemoaw at It* w'rtark.
-
j Mm Mame Agate. Mra WM Hoytv,
I Mr* At John N<wt* and Master Flour
inov M<arve. have returned from Ashe
■ yWe and H-t (Spring*
Mlea Ethel ftgvlfenw and Mtea Ahnl*
rhhwetgerl will lewye Monday for
Waaktngtan. D. C.. to attend arhool.
Dr and Mr* f>lunh*tt and family
'Have reluraed from Ibetr summer a**-
fount in the North t>r<dlna mountain*.
I Mtsa Brand I* Merrier haa returned
•from «* lettgihv stay at the Mountain
; Park Hot PI. Hot Bprlng*. N. C.
Ml** Mary Emily Wright I* sepndlng
:« forinlght with her brother. Dr. Thoa.
Wright, on Greena etreet.
Mra C*>lc and Mrs Garrett are vis
iting Mr*. Edgar Johnson <m HIM j
slic-t IB Otlffin.
Mrs. W. A Alegander *nd Mr*. Hll- ■
Its Alcttunder returned thl* morning,
fiom New York.
Mrs Mitchell, of Charleston, nee Mias
Bones, of Augusta, la the guest of Mr*.
W. K. Miller.
Mlaa Laura DAwson returned yester
day from a visit to Mra. J. H. EatUl,
of Savannah
The Ifuaa Floral Nursery haa Juat
received Impoitfttlan of Bulb#.Dutch
Hyacinths, lineal bulb, all colors, at Mi-.
doxen. Finest Roman White Hyacinths,
i Paper White Narcissus. California Gi
! ant Calbi Bulba. Easter Idly Bulba.
! Freealaa. singe and double Juliiw « f"*
fine Arancarla. Excelsl* or Norfolk IH
„,|(| pine the lineal decorative plant,
now in use. Bell 'phone 1921.
In mld iff
HOJ ROLLS FROM
PERRY'S
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HOUSEKEEPERS TRY IT.
NOTHING LIKE IT.
All First Class Groms Keep It.
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NOTICE!
and after thi* date Subscriber*
to the Augusta Exchange of the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company will be
given Free connection to the following places:
BATH. S. C..
EDGEFIELD. S. C*.
GRANITEVILLE, S. C..
JOHNSTON. S. C.,
Mem Bell Telephone & Telegrapli Co.,
W. H. ADKINS. Manager.
JOHNSTON TELEPHONE CO.. W. A. Giles, Present.
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3 pound can Tomatoes, 10c., 3 for . 25c
i 5 cakes “Harris” Soap for . . 25c
8 cakes Circus Soap for . . 25c
Pure Fruit Jams, per can . . jOc
Sugar cured Hams • • • _ • , 10£ ;
Best Second patent Flour 50c sack, $3.90 barrel
First patent Flour 65c sack, $4.75 barrel.
Anything to Suit the Taste— N
fficker & Pilclier, Wreckers of High Prices
954 BROAD STREET.
FOR IRON FENCINfi
CALL ON
AUGUSTA FENCE CO.,
SIC >Oth Street, Augusta, Ga.
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LANGLEY MILLS. S. C.,
TRENTON. S. C..
VAUCLUSE. S. C.,
WARRENVILLE. S. C.
TO BE SOLD AT $1.25.
Just received 500 Silk Umbrellas to
be sold at $1.25; also the best line
of Woolens In the Market at rea
sonable prices. F. G. MER
TINS, The Tailor and Gents' Fur
nisher, oppoiste Planters’ Hotel.