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TICKS. l!*rop*hlr* 4 Amrakrii A C A •• •• *•” AmonUrag A «• • • •• 1® AmoakPKX C .. •« >'• •• * 3 ' 4 Medprcpltg .. .. •• A®! ■ •• ’ 1,1 I’UAID HOMKPI'UKe. City Mill* s 4"* Pour yaid, good S 3 i{|vl* .. .. •• •• 4 S' 4 Lodi shirt tug* « <v ~ .. 5 l-i ).ikII dross ntylei C4i(M .. ... .. •• ? W FI. Clair dresr ktylck .. .. .. 4 Ok'ean solids 4 8-1 Martin WathlngAn Ibncl.a .. .. 4 3-4 Miscellaneous Iltlit ► weight » •••• l- 1-2*l* 1-1 laxcttu 6 yard* plain .. .. 2 1-* Thorndike U .. .. , t , •• « 3 *4 Hercules . •> •• 2 1-4 | Amoskca, 9 UWjscgnt •• 2 I'* Fclhatn. 12 bui Ito lrox .15 IT, Q 1.. 30 ball* to box 16 K Cl. r.. 20 balls to lb 17 1-2 | Muscogee II 3 1-2! 27 Inch 4 1-2 yd. plains, best make) -4 El clip son silk tiulsli foulards 64x -4 Pacific mournings 64x64 6 China silks 64x64 4 1-4 Middle ford 0 Hoekport 6 1-2 Slater 64x64 5 2-4 Concord, 66x60 3 1-4 Rome 66x60 2 1-4 Edwards 3 l" 3 Keystone 3 l" 3 Fifth Avenue 2 1-4 KBARBBT’S. Heavy Columbia, httvy Kearsey R 1-4 Kincaid and others 9 1-* LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER. Lime 70aS6 Rosendale rement 31-46 Portland cement 32.75 to 3.25 Louisville cement 111 paper sacks . 3100 Plaster In bbls *t.76 HARDWARE. Well buckets, per do* 13.00 Painted buckets, per dos 31.10 jHBB cedar palls, per dox .. .. 31 75 3 H 1J B cedar palls, per do* .. .. 32.00 Tubs paintffl, per nest 31.75 Rope, Manila, per pound 9 1-2 Rope, Sisal, per pound 7c Rope, cotton, per pound ..... lOcallc Nails, wire *' 7 » base Nails, cut 31-45 base Shovels. Ames, per do* .. .. 311a|ll. u Bbovels. diamond, per dor .. .. 3' 00 Shovels, riveted back, per do*. .. 14.75 Plow blades 2 l' 2 bas « THC ne«t OftADCtt OF GOAL At fH« umi M HTKrik l Hmw. *n4 **m fw to* . M m N • I Cn*.«ni M« !** MM*. PM M „ «. mm I ; NaamMi AnM bat. 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I**l t®3 0 -*«i. IKtramshlp Co., lat 4'a i sd 7'a >*»» ‘O 4 ••• FAI'TORT BONDS. Kntrrprla* Mfg. Co., lat 4'a. I 1103 103 Slbtry Mfg. Co.. Ist *'*, IWH • 10® ... Flblry MTg. Co., lsl 4'a, IWI • 100 ot. n. R. A B. Co. atock .. i®s in Hiiulh Weatara R. 11. alo<k .. 8* 100 Auguata p Savannah stock .. ®* 100 CHAIN AND PROVISIONS. (tala, whit*, aacked 8* t lata, ml**d, sacked .. Si 1 Corn, whit*. aack*d 50 ; Corn. ml*ed .. .. .. I* Meal, holtad, p*r buahel 4714 Clour, common .. .. 4-50 I Flour, fancy e*lra 8.75 Flour, second patent 4.00 ' Flour, atandard patent 4.25 Flour, fancy patent 4.75 1 Wheat bran, 100-Ib sacks *n I Fine feed, tbo-lb sacks 90 i Hay native, per ton 12.00 Hay—Timothy, per ton 13.00 ! Hay—choice, per ton 11.00 llains—choice sugar cured .. .. lOalltt Smoked rib sldea 4 I Dry salt tibs * j |,ard, pure leaf. In tierces 514 jl,ard, kettle, rendered In tierces. * 1-4 Sugar granulated NOW SHE RETRACTS. Air*. Burns Says Under Oath Her Former Statement V- as Untrue. Brunswick, (la.. Sept. 22. The fol lowing is the worn statement of Mrs. Florence Burns, taken before Jitstloe Williamson, of Emanuel county, as to the killing of Engineer Heslep: "Georgia. Emanuel county. Per sonally appeared before me Florence Burns, the wife of W. S. Bums, who on oath says the statement of her hus band made in regard to the killing of George Heslep Is a true statement. 1 further -wear the statement I made to the public at Sterling was not true. I made It onl" through fear, as I was In a strange country. "Floreneeßurns. “Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 16th day of September, 1898. “\V. M. Williamson, “N. F. & J. P. "Witnesses: F. B. Williamson and T. M, Murray.” This declaration was shown to Burns at the jail, and he simply remarked: “I have felt confident all the time that the truth would eoihe out sooner or la ter, Just as I stated tt at first," It Is thought this will go far towards clear ing the man charged with the killing. He has as counsel Hon. Thos. E. Wnt eon and Col. D. W. Krauss, two of the best lawyers of the state bar. and those who have believed In the Inno cence of the prisoner and have Inter ested themselves in his behalf feel con fident of his acquittal. Fleta, Ala.— Some farmers rav that they will not make over half a crop. the; auoubta hehald cm, AtNMttt 14* All PaaiaMaM n*toa> vNHM *«p44to P*4W «MN ana* 4AaMMk Pag* W - Mto**" t ; > *a' <*-* 4to* pi Ad AsMgg gg lA* Id j AM* Maaaaa Bddto ***sMW# M id |« atoaM, mu* m tow m am* I a all • A»*a dm. OdtoM'a toal* «M | apwad ««<«• tgiiw ga*** < iaa *mm I *M» I k W Mdpatok. 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Brawa. in W M WnatM. U W F. CarkPl aaM Carparal M I*. CNrtMtt |j. Walt*' (Vtot wfea H pi Camp Falaad was aailfMM «i 4M Ipi4m * death and M ttpartaM tor* la 14a (a pafpl. IH Mf.O I4E WOLF NOFf'rß. By I’oslag Pa a Wall Kpppp I'.agtHfe Ac tar New Tolk. Pap*. » -Mtowtly before the carltig want up <»A *Aa tol ae* »f j Tto Pbarlalaa.” at Ihe Knb k*r»«« her Ibaalra on MM day ntgh* a man In futl ilrts* arc-mo fan led by Iferae woman. . took a atage boa, and tha parly aaittad lhamealves iwnifnrlaMy la *PUt tto . par* IHi ring the In ter mission tA* atraagar rapaliad I* tha hog oMca, and. horrowlag a Sheet of paper pannarl a pole In Da Wolf Hopper, asking the actor to accord him a brief IhlarMaw. as he waa vary d*nlr«u* a* making bln acquaintance before leaving for Fng und The pola pg* stgioil Hayden C. ffln ” Mr. Hopper having never made the acquaintance of Mr. Colßr* during his engagement In this country with Mlaa Ulltlan lluaaalt when he wg* singing the tenor role In the production of la t'lgale.’ and having heard reiantly tlial ha »■> playing one of the principal rules In "The Or< -h Plave” now tun ning In London, waa somewhat aurprla ed to hear of hi* presence In Ihla coun try and Immediately sent word to him that he would hi' delighted to see Mr. tvmn during the nest ent'ade Promptly after the drop of the cur tain Mr. Collin presented himself at Ihe stag* door and wa* uahrred Into Mr Hopper'a dreaaltig loom. Th* meeilng: was of the most cordial kind, and du- , ring the ponversatlon. Mr. Collin inci dentally mentioned the fact that he had heard a great deal In Hngland about the famous Lamb'e Club. Mr. Hopper, graaplng Ihe opportunity to entertain the visitor, extended him an Invitation to visit the club, and said he would meet him there at 12:9®. AI Ihe hour appointed Mr. Ooflln pre sented himself at Ihe club an ! was re ferred to L. J. H. Lincoln. Introducing himself and making known the fad that he bad an appolntement with Mr. Horper. he was welcomed and present ed to a number of meml>er». who pro ceeded to make things pleaaant for him pending the arrival of Mr. Hop par. Very uton O'SulHvan, of the members of Francis Wilson's com pany. happened In, accompanied by Augustus Garland, a prominent Bng llsh manager, and. noticing the atten tions lavished upon the visitor, wanted to know who he was Much to thetr surprise they were Informed that he was Hayden Coffin. Both are Intimate ly acquainted with the latter, and de nounced the visitor as an Impostor. This tnfromatlon was Imparted to the group of members doing the entertain ing but it was decided to keep It up until DeWolf Hopper arrived. Mean while the alleged was asked to favor the company with a song, hut he excused himself on the ground that he was a "little off color." When Mr. Hopper put In an appear ance and was apprised of the circum stances of the case the visitor was re quested to get out, and lost no time In doing so. To Whom It Hay Concern. I have been In the drug business for twelve years, und during that time have sold nearly all the cough medicines manufaetuted; and from my personal knowledge of such remedies, I say that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives hotter satisfaction than any other on the market.—W. M. Terry. E'kton, Ky. Fold by Alexander Drug and Seed Co., C R Parr of Bell Tower Drug Store. STRANGELY AFFLICTED Boston Traveler. They say that Mark Hanna Is afflic ted of late with a very curious disease, and that he Is observed to tremble vi olently every time anybody uses tho word election. OASTOBIA. Be*™ the /? The Kind You Haw Always Bought rr UNNECESSARY. Mexican Herald. John Sherman says the war was unnecessary. And so was crea tion. MERELY A WARNING. N. Y. Telegram. Commit no Irreparable m’stake. Mr. McKinley. These are epoch-forming [ days. 0' ' fm. n® lUCK BAKING POWDER* JSTHE BEST. Htffhßt' Of All In I MVffi- In* Pow4»r. >TM»—— Host DclijrHtful Route —TD NEW YORK *—44ll—• Northern and Eastern Summer Resorts —.ta VIA TH* OLD DOMINION LINE IND Nil CONNECTIONS ILWITS COOL ON THE OCEAN Fin* Or*gS g«**msht*» lesv* Not f. Ik. Vg.. DAILY. **'*ai Hgntoy. *t IB* p m., for New York towel, as- ; furiilM opportwait r for IhroqgA ps*- nengrr* from lb* toft. Hnuthsssl *«4 West in visit Ith hm<*<l.fH<l fbqai Coin-' son sod Vlrglwl* H*w> A on route. < For llcfcnls and general Utformgltnn I APPLY TO RAII,R"AI> nCKKTj AGKNTR. or In M II I*Ri»WKI,L I Agent, Norfolk. Vg,: J, F. MAYKR. Agent, in* Main auee*. Richmond. Va. W L OPILLAPURI', Vic* President and Ttaffic Manager. New T«rk. “Yes, Wi 1” Shirt you for... 10 cents Collar you for. 2 cents ft*4 Cuff you for 4 cents Hulse’s Steam Laundry. S I Jackson Mr»*t. «*| poult* Opsrs Hou»e. Hell Ph«u« V 2--2. hliowger 447. FREE FREE THIS OFFER ALMOST SURPASSES BELIEF. An External Tonic' Applied lo the Skin Beautifies it as by Magic. THE DISCOVERY & AGE A WOMAN WAS THE INVENTOR. Thousands have tried from time Imme morial to discover sooty efficacious remedy for wrinkles and other imperfections of the complexion, hut none lmd yet suc ceeded until the Misses Belt, tho now fam ous Complexion Specialists, of 78 Fifth Avenue, New York City, offered the pub-, lie their wonderful Complexion Tonic. The reason so many failed to make tins discovery before is plain, because they havo not followed the right principle. Balms, Creams, Lotions, etc., never have a tonic effect upon the skin, hence the failures. The Atlases Bell's Complexion Tonic has a most exhilarating effect upon the cuticle, absorbing and carrying off all impurities which the blood by its natural action is constantly forcing to the surface of the skin. It. is to the skin what a vitalizing tonic is to the blood and narves, a kind of new life that immediately exhilarates and strengthens wherever applied. Its tonic effect is felt almost immediately, audit speedily banishes forever from the skin, freckles, pimples, blackheads, moth patches, wrinkles, liver spots, roughness, oiliness, eruptions, ami discolorations of any kind. In order that all may be benefited by their Great Discovery, the Misses Bell will, during the present month, give to all call- THE MISSES BELL, 78 Fifth Ave., New York City. Fcr Sale in Augusta By James Daly & Co. CALL ron * lugusta Irewing Cot C % PORT SKKH m BELLE OE 1 GEORGIA Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. —I Al 4. fOR AUOUSTA BEER. The Happiest Families OF AUGUSTA ARE THOSE WHO USE Eagle Baking Powder, 25 CenU Found. DON’T CMC Ur. lb. Alum >B4 Ammonia flak log Powder that kill poor atom ark. DON'T I’HB I*, lb. Baking Powder*, wboas price, according lo price of mate rial* today. Is Just twice too high. Ur Powders kill your porkrlbook. BUY KAOLI6— Tie Howari & Wi let Dm Crapair Make. IT. era at their parlors one trial bottle of their Complexion Tonic absolutely free; and in order that those who cannot call or who live away from New York may be bene fited, they will send one Little to any ad dress, ait charges prtpaid, on the receipt ot 25 cents (stamps or silver) to cover cost of packing and delivering. Tho price of this wonderful tonic is SI.OO per bottle, and tiiis liberal offer should be embraced by all. The Misses Bell have just published their new book, “Secrets of Bcmty.” This valuable work is free to all desiring it. The book treats exhaustively of the importance of a good complexion; tolls how a woman may acquire beauty and keep it • Special chapters on the care o£ the hair; how to have luxuriant growth; harmless methods of making the hair pre serve its natural beauty and color, even to advanced age. Also instructions how to hanish superfluous hair from the face, neck and arms without injury to the skin This book will be mailed to any address on request. - FREE Trial Bottles of Wonderful Com plexion Tonic free at parlors, or 25 cents (cost, of packing and mailing) to those at a distance. Correspondence cordially solicited. 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F Fh« Stslion All rcauls' trains from Andersoa W Wslhslla kavs right l« track es*f train* at «hs sam* clasa moving In «*• posits direction, unlsns othsrwis* sp*c lOed As trsln <>rd. rs A Will nino atop wi following stgtlonn *o Inks on or Is* off pnsMnger* Phlo ges's. JanMW snd Nnnds Aprings No. 18 ronneci* with Southern rail way No. 13 ai Anderaon, Noa. 4 and 4 coasted with 9*tithlti ratings Nos. II and ti at Man. J. R. ANDKRSON. Auperlntendenl. B E LLB O TP OSOT^OX^. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. tMOATFfT AND wriI'KKFT ROl'Tk TO THE KAbT AKD NORTH. ! SHORTEST AND Ql ICKEST ROUT® TO TH* EAST AND NORTH. 2:4opq>| Lv.. Augu.ta, Ga -Ar ! 7.45 am S:oßpnt{ Lv Aiken. Ar i 7 l*am *:l7pmi Lv.. Denmark....Ar 1 4:l7pm I.lOpmt Lr Orangb’g....Ar | 4:l**ara « Mpm| Lv.. Sumter. S. C...Ar 1 4:29am l-.Mpmj Lv Florencw.... Ar | 3:35am l#:S3nml I.v ..Fayett*viH*...Ar 1 4:l4pm I 2lam Ar. Peteraburg.Vn.Lv j 1:11pm 4 00am 1 Ar. .. . Richmond ...Lv 1 8,12 pm 7 41am| A»..Washington..Lv I 3:44pm g oSamj Ar... Baltlmor*. ...Lv | I:2Spm 11:25am! Ar.. Philadelphia..Lv 112:09pm 2:o3pm' Ar.... New York....Lv i 9:36am Pullman palace buffet aleeptr.g cars from Macon and Auguata to New York wtthout change. R. A. BRAND. Gen Agt.. 723 Broad St.. Augusta, Ga. T M EMERSON. Traffic Manager. H. M. EMERSON. Gen Paas. Agt. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule In Effect. March ®. 1898. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Auguata, Southern Ry.. 9:30 p.m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Chester, C. A N W. Ry 7:45 a m. Arrive Lenoir. C. & N. W. Ry 1:14 p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2:00 p.m. Arrive Green Park, Stage .. .. 7:00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage .»7:30 p.m. G. W. HARPER. C. F, HARPER. President. G- P- A - BILLIARDS OI.D AND NEW. n. Joa* a Tluiwiaa.CnAoo Careu Ouwwtaa -f l>sto ’**■’**. wi.n.r of e< j- I.'* 1 .'* 11—d»«p 9.. th ],u— toarnmnienV oo rrwni. «wl th- .'I..J -r » ho7—r t».« t-ch—f-r. 81<—oo mad Iv« m ,5- —■ ti.ura.M-ul . ... . luutnaiu'-u,. 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Tto toto r. 4. feAgwea. <•*■■ A4A .#A®*to!». SOUTHERN RAILWAVs ' ttofral Tims W-.-~U« .4—to«-g taM. sanvltt. gMf.ru Urn »»iwmu le |su*u m 4 4Nhe, IWM eww«i*» Jqiy *■»«» ___ a lullto. luili IfsMf r_ .'..LTi'af . . *ws *tag - - - * ; .. . M Ms, ll jr»s AfSitoSs tU ‘ to (AsPfMtoCARAAA. »»• »»d A , I.UUWIM •*- - -It'S* 4- .f-ss'-u-g *• «g * * Jr tSevtUW 1 *® - Or«n>’.n‘>. 22H it wS • litwiyi. jfjjj! ef.Mnfi’* •ff*' * (oi-M* Hand «at ...... J **• - UrtßMtara. I *2l - *-k H»n I iffj 1 *g; : Sssl, »*> U OmMlnn f*’* At Kotfntt ■■ ■■) ■ 3,1 **»' Danville . .. .■ - ■i ll *** j 1 * * Ar K..hm.«4 .... **’» *** Ar w»*eio«i<» i .J 5’J • pktiwMpMt ~ jj* ! - 165 v.**. ■ *®*i ,kb • n»a>. Daily. lv New York. Pa R.H. I «»r liWel “ nUftMgu* ; « ■ • * • jrfctitim <>r# ....... ! 9 Dpi It 81 • L* Wftkn’< «. I*o. By . 10 ISp II 18 • Lv Utrhwond 1 l?Utot liOlra Lv Dan villa . ... • j SSD# 6 l*p Lv Norfolk .... I »»r Ar ttTH-iwkoro • 45 * Lv Gn»en#boro 7 05% 7 32p M Churiotte +.. ! 9 85% W»p - Book Bill ... [ lO2U* II tf*t» - Che.t«r 10 »n 11 87 j* * Winn*boro. I 11 41% t! f r Cor bia Bland g*t IS «&n». 1 s;% v. Columbia l’n dep t I 115 p 4 '*> % “ JnhnMona [ 2 48|» OOoa ** Trwtoa RiApi o®% " OrMiirnllt ... 8 9p\ 7J7 a Ar Augusta.. | ..... .. ; 4 Ujpj 100 a lv Aikanll# i jOaj H 06p Lv. spartano«rf 11 40al 615 p ■W* l.. 1 .in »1 -in - 1 ■■ "" - — ll -■ 1 '*** t». Cpl'Wa. (.CMJgr ! *«|>. T»a Ar Oh.rle.ton j ««>«>( II 00 » Lr-i'ul'bM. F C AP.By i II !» . 12 47 . •* Savannah j 447 p; 505 a Jackaonrllla 9 ift p 115 a MLKBft'ilfO CAR UKRTM E ' Excellent daily j**Mrager aerrica between f londa and Naw York. No* 37 and JO—V ii.«h:nf ton and Heathwe#tem Limited. Solid VastibuJad train with dlnlaf car* and flrat olaaa ouachw north of Char lotto. Pullman <\m win*room sleepingran*between Tampa, JaciaonvlUa. savannah, Washington , and New v 3rk. Pullman Sleeping Cara between Charlott# and Richmond ! Pullman drawing-room sleeping ear* be tween Graenaboro and Norwalk-. ennnao* lion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMPORT* ! arriving there in time for breakfast Solid train, with Parlor ear*, between Char lee Um aud Aaheville. No#. 35 and J5-U. S. Faet Mail. Through Pullman drawing room buffet slot-ping an be tween Jacksonville and New York and Pull man aloeping ear* last ween Augusta aud Char lotte. Pullman sleeping ears between Jack* tonvi 1> and Columbia, en route daily I*-tween I Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via Aahwrille. FRANKS.GANNON J. M CULP. Third V P A Wen. Mgr. T. IS.. Weahiugtom GEORGIA ■ - RAILROAD. (90th Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24, 1891 Pullman Sleepers between Macon and New York. Through Pullman Sleopers between Au gusta and St. Louis. Lv Augusta ..| 7:osam| 9:2opm|lo:3opin Ar Atlanta ...|l2:36pmj B:2opm| t-.OOara Ar Macoa ....|U:l6am| I 6:46am Ar Athens ....|l2:lspm| 7:3opm| Ar Golnesvl’.!e|*3:4spm| I - Ar White Pl'sri.OOpml I Ar Mill'geTe .|10:10am| I 4:3oaa Ar Wa=h'ton ..!l0:19aml 7:lopm| I Picayune train leaves Augusta dally except Sunday at 6:15 p. m., and ar rives at Milledgevllle at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusta S:18 a. in, I 7:45 a. m., 1:20 n- m.. and 8:25 p. to. A. G. JACKSON. G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A- The work certain* diagrams il lustra t me mure than 100 ihree cuihKui nhots, fkhae fer’sstraight-rail nurse, every style of bslk-uno game, all nr.mng position*, tbs h’rcncb corner game, stoiy of (TiauinWm ship game*, ana In ternational Contest*, #U\. etc . also a Mat nf the Champion* of America, ami tourna ment records from 1)163 to I*W. many of which have never be fore been published. Tho anthor gives many valuable sug gest ions to novices which serve to render dcanlbe methods em ployed by the world s expert*. It wili show you How to Play.