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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1898)
pkioav Men’s Mats worth of Hat and 92 worth of nama it coata you anactty 92 royalty for tha manufacturar** nam« in your hat if you want It that bad than buy an affancy hat but If you can gat along without tha n*mt coma to ua for your hat and wa will glva you praclaaty tha aam» ahapa, quality, flnanaaa and taxtura for 93. and wa‘ra Inclinad to think that any rftftton abia man will appraciata tha aavlng In hi* own pockat far mora than ha would In tha manufacturar** pockat. Wa'ra tailing more hat* than avar before. THE CITY LICENSES EXPIRE Town* *IU Hr • Uit ft in Mr. Nati. mmmr TTit- - «ROr »wi* MM Ul> TrMMT) TMwkm M«MI It* fm» «# Cli tutor. at tk« rttf Ik' »xptt» aad * **+ mrmi iin tor Mi *«*i* win um it, appm-erpi** Nr *#• Hm *•* bat* tow* «•*!» • tr* «M to N nnrk Hgkter ba* to **■*l. to>t ttoy wttl ha** »• g*B ttoW lire*- m or taotk •* to«to« Tto tottor# ton Monro *• toll *■*» tto HIT (rwtootr *■><! mam tto ‘ tklkk o t Ik* «n*a B*Bl r*na**d *M 4*7 Tfc* hacbaterv. axerrbaau *k4 all wte ton to pay tkto Wtoto will ton to t to* took**. kla*» * t*vr*< toMiac *lac* artll to* up*a#4 for * part of Ito ts ****** Many * 4raf ®**«r artoo tor wt took>4 ak**4 wilt bat# to atlr about for tb* onmrr All hlt»4* of buoMa aatnpr Will bar* to ••*•» tola before th* dazk of Mr Morth Tha wklt* aad bJa'k rich and poor. Mir and cron, gatet aad aotay will *b contribute to Iht atow#> 4rkw*r Tb* cMy expert# about M«* from lb* ba<-k. de'lvery kkd dray*g# Urea**#, and lit Ok* ffow wbtok#» A torg# part of tbto Will .otto* Ik tootorro* and a* tb* nkalf *raf flrwto** »r* only •6 aarb mnW# Idea of tb* *•»!« «>»« will t» prwaot ran b* *artaaa>*d Tb*; poll** atwaf* bar* a buw tlw» «*tu»«’ after part to* wbo toll to «*• th *ir 11 ’ peace* at tb* prnt**r Mm* and no doubt ( tb* docket Will b* * welled with name* of guilty port to* fbln time. W# #*M Ib# finest l restin'rv Butler. W# Mill *h» Un*#l Moctia and Java W# mil lb# basal S#» Crap T#a» W# e-ll the Fiu**t Pa>*al F <>ur. Aad lb*y cost y.ut no mute than lower ,r«d# gusts ar* sold at. <!lv* as a trial ssilf SHEWMAKES Four Specialties THE WBATHER. Augusta. Ga.. P»ld*y. Sept. SO. IS#H. Office located In Pntted State* Govern m*nl building; No. 1172, . Forecast lor S« hour*, ending II p m.. Oet. t. ISOS. Washington forecast r«*r Georgia and South Carolina; Gain tonight and Sat urday; fresh northeast wind*, increas ing. Ixtral forecast for Augusta and vicin ity: Rain tonight and Saturday. THE IUVER. The river at 8 a. m. was 7.3 feet, a I fall of 0.1 feet In th«p**l 2 hour*. WKATHE CONDITIONS. The position of the Gulf storm re mains unchanged. It being still located along the central Texas const, the at tending rainfall. In the past 24 hours, being extraordinarily heavy, of which the following are the most prominent falls: New Orleans 2.24 Inches. Che neyvllle, 7.50. Monroe 2.60. Mobile 5.00.. Rains and threatening weather cov er the remaining sections of the South this morning. The weather has become decidedly colder in the Northwest country since yesterday morning, with Huron down 1 to 30 degrees, while warmer changes are noted over the lower lakes. CASE POSTPONED. The Case of Judge H. M Connor Will Be Heard Tomorrow. Owing to the absence of Judge Callo way. who Is in Waynesboro, the Con nor case, which was docketed for to day. has been postponed and will be heard tomorrow Instead. Mrs. Janie Richards Dye. who has been the guest of Mrs. Tw ; nam. on the Hill, returned to Waynesboro this af ternoon. Whtfl you p*> 96 for an a* •ncy Hal you pay for 93.00 BACK TAX WILL BE SSO hwtfcm fe IlMiirrffHH Mar Hmit* U*. - Ttoy Odd toot Cnwaliar Howey .kbtp. omwl* a* Howto Tbor* to> h**o a ium 4*al of dto- I • aaatao rwaardlbg tb* payment of tb* ’ ****** ta< o* too**y artote by lb* ] expo**# rum pan n* Tb* M|t#r *»• 1 wfuatortooud by tb* noaxpnato* .tor j awhile. tor ib* r*#dl#a of lb* teal of ;o ua pant** aMI todrftnH# Tb* law ra*4 that • tax two* b* paid oa all too**? order# Tb* *ipr*au rnan | peaie# paid tb* tai. or t* otb*r word* put tb* fatootMd ttatnp a* all ord*ra taau*d but wtoa tb*y «btppMl taoeey by bulb —that to rntmmj la raah put up la earelope* tb*y did wt ataaap tb* parkas*. Tb*y did aot u*d*r I *tand tb* law aa rwvertbg #u< ft *bip ■mb', of awney, Tb* law bad aot mentioned twh Tb*y proceeded to «bip oowf la tht# way. without a •tamp, un it Carl* dan railed them ' dowa. Thro they plarrd tb* atnoip on *urh | Now th* querttoa li ta to d*r«d*d. fnu#t th*y pay tb* barb Ui 4u* on all nrd«r* shipped before they war* awara that a damp mo#' to plarrd on j tb* money parkas*. Mr Bd Bur w*il of tb* Southern Ripnota compa ny at thi* piarr was a**n tbto momlns In resnrd to tb* mmter. and *tat*d that ib* barb tax would b* about 150 ' Th* company hoped tb*y would to r*- ! lirrrd of paylns that tax. a* they had compiled with* th* requirement* a* •oon M they had learned what waa re quired. All money parkas** are now proper ly stamped. The Idea that th* expree* company wa* trylns to dods* the government f tax la erronnou*. Th* expreaa eom panl*# did not oatolder money pach as** parkas** of ftiod*. which the law ■aid mint bear *lhe Mump However, j It seem* that money I* considered a* goods by l'ncle Bam. The Wella. Par-’ so A To Exprer* company, American Expreea company, and Southern, all ( underatood and Interpreted the rere nit* tour alike and failed to put on tb* ■tamp*. Eat ’em up 300 Dinners every day. ELLIS RESTAURANT. Rilf. CiOODE PRICE. Leaves Tonight For Atlanta. Where he Will Locate. The many friends of Mr. Goode Price will regret to learn that he has accepted a position with the John Church Piano Manufacturing company, with headquarters In Atlanta. Dur ing Mr. Price's stay In Augusta lie has won many friends and admirers by his charming manners, his unfailing eour. teuy and his delightful voice. His friends, while regretting lbs departure, wish him every success In his new home. Mr. Price leaves tonight for Atlanta. Miss Irene Flint, of May avenue, complimented her many friends last Thursday evening with a birthday par ty. The parlor was beautifully decor ated with Mowers and the band which so kindly furnished the music was composed of Messrs. G. Stee.e. Y. Jen nings, and M. Jones, and Mr. Bernard Mttcbrll sang his famous song, "Jap aree.” Many different games were played and then the delightful wine and cake was passed around and all drank in r» membrane: 1 of Miss Flint's birthday, which was an occasion of great pleasure to her friends. Those present were: Miss Joe Fitzgerald, Miss Bertie Grenade, Miss Inp* Svme. Miss Lacy Fitzgerald, Miss Fannie Barrel. Miss Addie Day, Mr. J. J. Don ahoe, Mr. W. T. Hosworthy. Mr. W. C. Fltzgerld, Mr. H. Cheatham. Mr. H. Chapman, Mr. J. Flint, and Mr. M. B. Smith. TBK AUOU9TA HKIiALD. THE AUGUSTA SOUTHERN f Hi liffiim IpW fmrnt st* mmmmamm tom JTf‘T - tMBMMMIO rim<lf"t'tTP*l‘ Wlti j| sloo-% I t&«*M*A* 990 t I-o*9a*‘»a •iol Jkgk 91 1969*90' 99999 9khHmi 9p*'- : ®9a | • tmn>l m* «nf a#rinT m <N9» 9WI 1 1, 11 >ll fff'i ** J MraMtoaUna #«**• •dp*** • {Ubtoidb * b*cb | V> tm t* Aa*b««to b*» Itos d#d*w* ! a iniM-i —“ wr ito** mm awd toto m I toMto «f biuP'liiw* A* tow jtowwad W» 4»to tmm «*• tmm *■«■*« I m, it, .»>#»— A Mid f»*w# to bpwA to# Ct • tosUtob to* *—* ** jiwutod to to* HU**** b* | r.«tobi awd fasawWMW bd***- *' I a to»wto •"** to* T I Itobwawto tom b*a* Mto**b My to W. ttototowawb wa* tow to‘M I awbdtaton* to* r. w tobfttod kb* {•toftotowi to M* tosRMHHi to *b* *d -1 fto* Tb* tottoi** wbadai* «d *b* ***d b** r - T a«ag* t Ib* ibbbP *»* tob# <* M wb tow day, ito tod *d CtotWbw* Tto ttbtoto Wbtob win bww yaw I a,i. m**d Ito** awd to "to*a«d bw I tb* todl totaewxta as fto patsato Tbb| I at«fata« tram ftof toawr»t *** *» «wtoa m • to tad »*w*tod T*aaif«* at 1 to p • will ato to*** Aafatoa to «H •m a • H wto awb* ad *to I m iqwi aww wad*- awd r*wrb T*aa«B* M I ill# mm* ikßt H 9wrtßaaf'lf' 4ML (L%#i I aaatM •* bwa»> tt*wfl*A to*a*a lag V to**«» TaWbUto MJI » ► • aad tawetoa AtoiaMa M f to » to Tto «n»<ai*w t*ato towtNw to** M • to to* *«*wd a# I IT b »*w*btog TawaiMa I m » to b to . ___ RHaistM tbk* t»aib Oaaeaa T*a* lain* M b Ik a ». ta#i#ad tt t b to.< l lt yaartoa b*#a M•a to Tba* H. aa*** aa toar bad nn#«a at*ww, ( . Tbto *ctod*ta wUI tytot to wmnrmm an*>aowa • to to* Tbt* aavtoa <4 «»•* w:U at oar* gait) ito pa Ml* f»»«v to M-todat* *a* to«b aa tacwa*«wl**t •ad Ito trip was qvrtt* fMHnwtop. POMNAL K « touabo of Alb**, la la tto rHy (to>ra» MrKl*. of K4g'**W. la I* Ito city | J p Morris of Hoatoa. la to tto Ar ' llagtna g. C. Moor* of Maroa, t# at tto Ar- Uagtrm T. P Oray. of Norfolk, la to ito Ar-; | liagtoe I J M Aablry. of Bibo. A C.. to la (to rlty. Wai FnsaelA of Atlanta, to at tto Ptaatrra. W U O'Brtoa. of Wlnato*. ta at tha Ptbßtera. H. K Hurd, of New Tort, to at the Arlington Geo A. Tyke*, of New York, ta M tto Arlington H M Tanner, of Atlanta, to nt the Arlington J. O Belcher, of New York, to nt the Arlington H. It Sptlman, of flavannah, la at the Arlington 0. W Polk of Baltimore ta at the Commercial H. C. Heinrich of Perkins Junction to la (to city. R. J, Cothran, of Rome. On., to nt lhe Arlington L B. Block, of Philadelphia, I* nt the Arlington W. A. Wlrtbury. of Savannah to at the Arlington Thoa H. Walker, of Greenwood, to at the Planters. Joe Hoff, of Cincinnati, la registered at the Arlington. M. A. Godfrey of Id’iin. Mass., to at the Commercial. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Simona, of Atlan ta. are at the Platnera. • Thoa. A. Reddin. of Baltimore, ia registered at the Planters. B. F. Fair, of the South Carolina and Georgia road, to at the Planters. G M. Fuller and Miss Fuller, of GaluravlUa. are at the Arlington. Jno. G. Stapleton, a merchant of Stellavllle. Ob., to at the Planters. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker, of At lanta. are stopping at the Planters. T. G. Stead and R. E. Miller, of New York, are registered at Ihe Arlington. Mrs. Catherine Curry and children returned last night from Saluda, N. C. L. W. You mans, a prominent poli tician of South Carolina,ls at the Plant ers. Dozier S. Byrd, of Baltimore, repre senting the Circus Soap Co., is at the Planters. W. L. O'Brien, of Brown A William son. tobacco men of Winston, Is at the Planters. The two charming Miss Hill passed through the city today en route to Savannah. Rev. L. Richards, a former Augustan, now residing in Greenville, S. C., is at the Planters. Mr. Charley Parks of The Atlanta Journal is in the city, stopping at the Commercial. A. G. Allen, who Is connected with the Central hotel at Charlotte. N. C.. Is nt the Planters. L. H. Cook. W. P. Johnson and Wallace Tompkins of Spartanburg, are at the Commercial. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ml have re turned to the city after* spending the summer at Bouesvllle. 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Tto Sill# No run I School C mmlaaloo lo Mod at Alhon. .Aap*riatrn4rwt f'vaa* Wilt Ito ia At* toadaav* t rom Aapaata. rtupertotaadrat Ixiatoe H. Evan. < Irate* tht* aftrrooaa for Atb*a* where to go** to meat with tb* State Npnna i School Oacatwlaaton*## Tb* Nuratal Ac bool under tb* abl* wan ageateai of Prof. S. O BtadweH H#« trail* a woadrrfai record Starting dith th# famiHk* old Rorh Col la** building a* a dornwtory m**# ball and recitation r<*un the school to* *taa4l> j ly ißt-rcaocd. Two year* ago Ito demand foe art- j attttanre to the school wa* ao great that the atatr l*g'»l«tdre devoted enough money fty* th* erecUoo of. a dormitory and ar‘t hail, which would accommodate two hundred #tudents. At the present time, tweide* the sup*! intendeat’s building, the old collage, the new dormitory, and a number of cottages full of studema. there are numbers living In tent*, and a great many waiting for admittance Enough money has been secured for the erec tion of a dormitory to accommodate two hundred more and this i« the ob ject of the meeting of the board. The work on the new dormitory will be pushed as rapidly as poratble. *o those living In tents ran get a comfortable shelter by winter time. A 1 present.! there are about five hundred teaeh-1 ers in attendance at the college. In the other col leges throughout the state j there are protobly„ 4 ffVe hundred more in attendance. there are about) five thousand teachers in the state, it j shows that about Twenty per cent of them are taking the Normal course. Superintendent Ev;ans will probably return Sunday. ST. PAUL DID IT. A Minister Holds Him Responsible For High Bonnets Belleville, 111., Sept. SO.—The Rev. William Weber, pastor or St. Paul B Free Protestant church, preached a wonderful sermon Sunday night, and one that the town is just beginning to talk about. He gives St. Paul as the responsible person for the hat in the theatre and elsewhere. Mr. Weber bases his belief on the first part of Chapter 11 of the First Epistle to the Corinthians. Tn the passage the Apostle Paul com mands turn of the congregation to have their heads uncovered when pray ing or prophesying, and the women to have their heads covered when pray ing or prophesying, which, the pas ter says, means whfoh attending relig ious services. Paul, according to the minister, followed this plan wherever he formed congregations, and the pas tor leads up to the jMieatre by saying that the theatre of for ancient Greeks was a religious institution, end he races up the evotqfiilni until he con nects it with thajjyncdern theatre, church, and other pllft-es where women congregates and wears her hat. WUL ELECT IN DECEMBER. 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Tbi, alonkra dost aot eatbrac* tto siipertateadcat or tb* aaatoaat i*jd ctaa*. aa their t*raa* to oMr* ar* i*o year#, and ttoy ham another year to **ra*. Only oflMals whoa* term of; .flllc* la oa* year ar* to to alartfd oa i Deremtor 21. Tl}* foiloaing oMrials bt* to b# elee- j lad la ttormber Tto ataount of ttolr annual aalarl** la also appea dert: (Reward IJ.Jdu Assistant Steward .. ..»l.5b«J Engineer *1,500 Storekeeper .. *1,300 Assistant Btorekeeper ..* Mai Secretary *1.200 Treasurer • *oo A matron I* also elected When Ihe trustee* make tbelr report to the gov ernor at tto next session of the legis lature It will doubtless contain some very Important recommendation*. The report promises to be an Interesting document. TO HP.K LTLRNAL. SLEFP. flu* Mary H. Pierce Died nt j:jo O’clock Thi* Morning. After a long illness. Miss Mary Mot grove Pierce passed away at the city hospital at 2:30 o’clock ihl* morning. For many week* Mias Pierce had been a victim to that dread itiseeae con sumption, but bore her suffering with a fortitude worthy of the Chris, an wo rn no that she was. For several days her life had been despaired of by her physicians, but loving care and patient nursing by devoted relatives and the best of medical aid kept the spark of life that was ast fading, still in a glctv. But the Angel of Death hov ered near and, surrounded by her loved ones, she .passed- away In the early hours this morning. Her death was an easy one. ■■ was the passing from the sleep of life Into the deeper and ev erlasting s’.umber that must come to all. Miss Pierce was the daughter of Judge Pierce, of this city, and the niece of Dc. W. W. Battey. She was Just 22 years of age. A few weeks before her death she joined the Catholic church. She leaves one sister to mourn her loss. Miss Fan nie Pierre, of this city. The last sad rites will be conducted at che residence of l)r. Battey at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. Dangerous Sidewalk. Police Officer Maher reports the side walk on the south ride of Ellis street in a dangerous condition. The part of the sidewalk referred to is In front of Richards’ and Young’s stables. Mr. J. C. Lamar is the recipient of mr.tly congratulations upon the arrival on the 27th of his first son. John Cary Lamar, jr. i, The little fellow is a stur dy, handsome little man and Is receiv ing a warm welcome. 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MMMp to,Hb Mr. Fhlttp toattb. as aped vaaldeat to tto etiy. died laat alabt at bis bo ot Hchiaa* at reel Tto reawtaa aer* i rake* to tto cantory iht* afteraoon for latenaeto. TOOAV'S riARKEI 5. Aagaats. dm., Friday, topi. 2* Tbs# - Hte* "»V ahucpta clarification. i atom ratr** ~ .. .. .. ...... > !% # latrtrt a«>nd ordinary .. .. .. ....( 7*l* 11#>* middlln* tS jatrkt low middling .... .... .. * IM< Middling » !-*• Stmt middling .. .A *-t* Hood noddling. I Hd ' r RMCKIPTB Week Fttdtna P*pt, M. t*M, and eor raspußdtng ravlyta last year: tty? Hit Haturday .. 71* JWt Tuesday ***« f** 7 Wednesday .. **7* T** Thumday **** Friday *•** Total 12471 !»1« BALKS, BPINNKKB. SHIPMENT*. • Sale*. Spinner* Shipment. Saturday . . I*2o IJ» **® Monday .. .. UtS ttt I«» Tuesday .. .. 1122 Ito lilt Wednesday . 2204 JM Thursday. .. 1543 2 to j 2»»* Friday •• .. 2012 iks 2211 Total .. .. 10344 2159 10*2* ■i ii ■ *■*•" j GROSS RECEIPTS. 1*97 I*9* I Net receipts today .. .. MB 2*** Through cotton today .. I*2 .... Gross receipts today .. .. 22*5 3S9* STOCK AND RECEIPTS. 1897 1898 Stock in Augusta today .. 17093 17453 Receipt* since Sept. 1 .. 7027* 45737 NEW YORK COTTON. Open. Clo—. January •• •• 5 S ® February •• 6.34 5.41 March 5 4rt r ‘.42 May 5.49 5.53 June 5.52 5.53 October .. •• 5.17 5.1. November *•*! Deeember .. .. .. 5.27 5.28 Tone—Quiet. LIVERPOOL COTTON. January and February 2.83 2.8 t 62 February' and March .. 3.00 2.62 65 March and April 3.01 2.63v3d April and May 3.02 3.01 May. and June ~ .. .. 3.03 3.01 02 June and July 3.01 3.02 03 Aug. and Sept 3.02 Sept. «nd Ort 3.P0 2.63 Oct. ant! Nov 2.63 2.62 Nov. and Dee 2.63 2.61 62 Dec. and Jan 2.63 2.61 62 PORT RECEIPTS. ' 1897 1898 Galveston New Orleans 3408 15502 Mobile 2372 1833 Savannah 4122 6189 Norfolk 3566 344 Wilmington 3834 Boston 706 420 Baltimore 1077 Philadelphia 261 Estimated total 35084 62000 tlfltPYfM9o9 90 PETITION FOR INCORPORATION Ft f, lift. 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Tto petacf* i pal totoa aad else# of imaiara* a*ll to ta tto etty as Axfto*. as sa#d Max# sad vaaaty. MCV C WALL PaGikme#* Ailnraey, The young *e* xsto ar* roaneew# Bilk tto above eaterptoae are all *eft ba »ba aad aill to ettradvd tto baat * tabes of theie many frteada fur all ktads of sixer** ta ttolr *»* tmalaf** I'MICAGO PHOVIMONd. ! WHEAT— *#f*t#4l»b#r *• •• •••* a.a* 99 #4% ffc. »tl>U-1 a# a* ** aa *• •:% *2St Ms. M <«H CORN— ! Hen«emt»r 7V»* TV** Ibermber .. * .. *. •• ~ 2t 2*% May 214 OATH- • Heptsaatwr « •• «. ~ St 4 214 May .. .. .. M 4 -'-‘Hr, PORK > Ikrtmigr „ .. „ ,* .. 5 17 *.17 January .. .. Hi * 17 IJXRIt I*»c»mlier .... ~ ....•• . t ** 1.84 January ... .. .. .. .. .. 4 to t-*S SIDES September .. .. .. .. .. .. * IS .... October 5 23 ».!7 January 4 73 t il j NEW YORK STOCKS. Sugar 12*4 'l*4 Tobacco 12*4 1374 B. R. T *l4 « C. B. Q Il<4 11*4 Missouri Paetflr 234 *34 Loulsvile and Nashville . 5*4 58’4 Manhattan .. *B4 *3% People’# Gas 1034 I*2 Union Pacific .. . 324 3284 Rock Island 16084 I'd'A St. Paul W l'* s * Southern Railway, pfd .. 3384 **4 I Western Union !*>\ »*4 ' P.Try Cbss» and Sanborn’s LU 'I EG ”Be*l r ’ braiui Mocba and Java ColT#* snd I ea. They are at>- ... xniktly ih* fines grown. They get yuu Du more IhSD lower ■trade goods are sold at. We are sole sgents for Anrnsta. I BBS SHEWMAKES A NEW FAD. I.izzard Hunting at Hillman Becom ing Popular. Lixard hunting I# the favorite pas time at Hillman. On., these gorgeous Indian summer days, and lovely moon light nights. Quite a number of Augus ta's "knights of the grip” have been up this week to enjoy the sport. Hum ford. Robertson County, Texas. —Only half a crop will be made tn thid section. TOOL AT ii FOR (L ASS IFI CATION WANTED—POSITION AS STENOG RAPHER by young Indy anxious ta work. Address J. tare Herald. Sept. 30 100 BASKETS CONCORD AND DEL AWARE grapes, just received at Gl ovaul's, 634 Broad street. WANTED—TWO UNFURNISHED rooms: centrally located; first floor preferred. Address J. I. C., 310 Jack son street. Tuea and Frl FUNERAL NOTICE. DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE morning of September 30th. 1898. MA RY MUBGROVE PIERCE, in the twenty-second year of her age. Fun eral from the residence of Dr. W. W. Battey, corner of Washington and Telfair street, TOMORROW (Satur day; MORNING at 10 o’clock.
