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CnlßHiMa A Aa I «■•>* tnt B'*, tank .... .. lax ... i Cfcaflntt* Ocdnmtiin 0 An- I *o*<*. 84 Bn, tftn ~ .. .« .. Ilf ... AttfUili Aa R R.. fk Id , ... 88 [c. R. H Routine Cn Oaltnt [ real Tool t'a tM* ..... 8f 88 I Moot hern Ratio ay i'h 1884 , ~ 87 88 :C*4Mrnl of e|*nc*t* Railway. > I*l ronaol mort. B*B. 1841 ... 8* 88 C of (I lai pref In 18 48 iCawtral of Ooorfla ftaitway, | 24 Pref income*. 1848 . .. ~ II 14 |C. of 41 I*4 |tr*f In . 1868 .... 8 8 jti. »0 r . I*4 m3* I*4* 188 IST Mouth Oc-rgm and florid* 2d r* 1888 tM ' Month QrarfM and florid* Id fa. 1888 144 ... Ulcenn Ktenmaklp Cn., I*4 B’* M T'a, 1888 184 ... FACTORY RONDS I Knterprln* tiff. Cn., Dt fa. I 18*3 fit ... Sibley Ms« Co., lat f A IMB . 144 |SI hi. y Mfc (X. I*4 fA 18*8 . !M Ida. K It AR. Co. Block .. IBT 28* RnMRWNMarn It R. Stock ..88 I*6 I Aunuat* and Savannah stock , *8 188 DRAIN AND PROVISIONS. I Oats, while, aarkrd ~ .. ~ ~ „ j» ioats. mixed, sackej >4 I Com. white. Backed ~ 88 i Corn, mixed 48 , Meal, bolted, per buahel 47>, i flour, common .. .. 8.86 fh-ur, fancy extra ~ ~ ~ 3 78 flour aecond patent «• ~ •• ~ 4 66 flour, standard patent ~ 4 18 flour, fancy patent ~ 4.75 Wheat bran. 160-lb Back* 86 Fine feed, 160-lb sack* M | Hny—tiatlve, per ton 12.n0 Hay—Timothy, per ton 12 06 llay—choice, per ton 1t,66 Hama—choice suxar cured .. .. 10c Im Smoked rib Bide* 6 Dry salt rib* 6 Lard, pure leaf In tierce* 6R Lard, keltic, rendered In tierce*. 6 1-4 Sugar, granulated .. 6% The Patent Medicine Ad. Editor Folsom, of the Rrunswlck (tla.) Daily Time*, thus bewails the ex istence of the patent medicine nd: The pestilent patent medicine ad. That Is wh»t mstie* the make-up man and; Top of the column and always next To pure reading matter, that la tha text Of every contraaet,Jltt!e or hi*— They give you biases If you renlg— That Is what drives the editor mad, j The contract position medicine ad. i i He writes a leader, hi* heart feels glad, l forgets the patent medicine «d — ; He roosts a rival In language warm— Forgets there's so much space In the form — ! He Jot* down pungent paragraphs fine — I Forgets those remedies, so much s line— The paper Is printed, and there, bednd! Top of each column a medicine ad! I Then comes with a poem, a long-faced lud— y Knows nothing about the medicine ad— Polishes scanning and counting the feet. Rhythmical syllable, nice and neat. Editor takes It and praises It much. ■ Places upon It n finishing touch; ! Author sees It—ah. don't he reel trad? I Mingled and mixed with a medicine ad! 4 The lady contributor has a pet fad— j Ignorant she of the medicine ad— Aiks that the paper may give it space And print it sure In a prominent H»e*. It appeal* next day with all of its frills Interpolated with Quack's liver pills! 1 And all the tension she thought she j had j is lost through a patent medicine ad! i Refer* purchasing a pistol or gun, leal! on nte. I can save you money. Lew is J. Scbaul, Pawnbroker on Jackson TTH3C A TTOTJ BTJk HEHALD WORK 10 i STAR! 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Iftfpi ftlftp* IfttMiHl ftHI AmmMAp*. fuftfti# | IN m W mm M * ft# # #ft# #ftw> A#t ] I «** |nii#a##<a#tik ft## •• •• •• i |fv«f ftftft..**=VfYlfti A##ft*# Nft *1 t##A i twit Mine aa ary nt R»»*»4 0 Witta* • | j Me* n Rt«e* Lneg* k*4tl*A 8* earn* *a4 j M 48 WAV^RSIWHIO .MAgartae Cawt Reel • *«>»•* Ik* Tween. ■gnrinl to Tie* Ham IA R’ayaaaleoro On.. o*4. 8 Tka *•> , Irene eonrl »Rtrß tea* h*«« In nennken ; (hi* nark, hr 1 aging with It tie* nanal influx of •WUerA tea* kenl a iertgkiae anpert Me tie* torn. Aneong Row Is siianflnnrt from n linstt* ■**«. Judge K M CmJloway. who ha* tear* the gtaeat of Judge K P Lnnaon Mr W. H. Johnaten r*fe*enll»i tha Centra! railroad from flaeannah. •** entertained at the home of Col. J. J. * men. Mr. Kraak ( a,era. aa eminent lawyer of August* »a* 4««a. roakin# a favorahia Impraanlon upre* all whom he met. Mr William Tarver, the wall known atimographer. wa* alao here The Mlllea har waa reprvaenlcd hy Mr. J. Pope Brinson and Mr. Joalah Holland. The builae** of ihe eonrt waa ex pedited with greater *peed than ususl the civil and minimal dtx-hnt having been flniahed la cm* weak, thereby j greatly reducing U»« rjpense of Ihe , 'r-ninty. The on* murder rate *»• ably defended by Mr f O. Price, who, In I s g eloquent nnd palhetle plea waa the means of aavlng lit* clbwit'n life The court ha* adjourned, the crowd hsi dispersed and tha transgressor* whr«*e way In Indeed hard, bav* passed oo . to their reward. The election pained off without a ripi la of axrltement The Detnocratle ssptmnts will pan* In. U wa* unaal mouA Misa Belle Walker wa* the honored guest at a delightful ten given by the Misses I Hot on Tuesday evening. Those rre sent were: Mis* Walker, M'sa Sidney Jones. Mis Marie Wilkins, Mr. william H. Davis, Mr. J. Harper Dent, Mr. William M. Fulcher, *r.d Mr. Ben Warren. Mr*. Annie McKey. of 5 aldoxt*. who was Ihe charming gueat of Mr*. , E l«. Brinson last week, returned j home Monday. Miss Belle Walker, of Augusta, is spending some time with Miss Marie Wilkins. Mrs Fdward C. Blount entertained the Woman’s Guild on Tuesday after uoou. Mr. Charles W. Skinner visited Au gusta this week. An interesting service vvns he'd nt the Baptist church Thursday evening, the oeexsloo being Ihe ordination of Mr. J. B. Tyler as iVaeoo. Rev. Dr. Burrows and Rev. T. M. Galphiu were down from Augusta to assist the pastor, Rev. W. F. Wray In the cere mony. The sermon, which was an elo quent discourse, was delivered by Dr. Iturrovve. Mr. Robert Burtou and Mr. Robert Murphec. of Mldvllle, were among .he visitors in attendance at court. A meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy occurred nt the home of Mrs Annie R. Mmtnerlyn on Friday afternt on. Miss Rosa Fulcher, who has bem visiting friends at Sandersvllle, has returned home. Mr. J. H. Cary, a young man of Summerville, Oa„ has accepted a po st ;iou as clerk ip the dry goods store of R. C. Neely. Esq. Mrs. F. D. Jordan wilt leave on Mon day for Savennah to spe-nd some time with her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert B. Tarver. Quite r number of soldier boy-3, members of the Second Georgia regi ment. crc home on a thirty days’ fur lough. Their blue coats and hrnss but tons give quite a martial look to ;he town. w wmnagßpmmgm-""-"-- m 1 GooD IUCK BAKING POWDER 15 THE BEST. i Htflfti*** Of Alt tfi laflVift* l«1« PORflf. ti ll QSf kTH FOR RENT J rr rtr rfl XlAftl. HpffkWftM fftlftMA. I **f% A 9#Mftfti' <• 00 0909 #■ vA 4# I ill ftiiftftc i r irt .• •• *.O 0 ! && smm ft##* I rmrnrn. »•••«• 1 4-M 0$ t|rii#r, 4 i#i ni a. --4 v. # • j : j W * Wft«*«# Wftf ft #»<#ftii M ft* Aft- ftftj (mi Wtltftft I r —rr MM I* ft* f SJrf t|g Rif a I flirt R .**99 mm •« *>• ftft ftft ] ' | A «*# itftf bmm j ; r%m («•! #« w fim#»<ft tr*m 4*f 0 j 4ft f. Clarence E« Clark, Heal Ratals. B*B Rr**4 St, FOR RENT J R WHITR'fI H< >ll*Bol OR UPl'lfl BROAD 6Y HK4CT. 888 Rmaf «1441, 18 s»*ii .. .. .. *8 88 448 Nay *P4*t, 8 wag .. .. .. 88.68 761 Nils 66fast. Y room* •• .. .. 18.89 286 (11*484 at vast. 1 vonma .. .. 88.8* 1118 llrsaae airaat. 8 naan «• .. 21 M 1288 (Ire* a* airwt.i 1 ' rwsas .. .. 18.88 688 Telfair. 8 Dai** 888 •* *22 Feawick *tfe«f. 6 room* .. .. 18 88 Wundlawa Avaau*. 8 rowan .. .. 28.88 Chafeo Avenue. 8 rwsia .. .. I— 48 llnata flan". 8 mnaw .. .. .. It M i House an Rill. 8 28.88 Ronma IB dralrahla localloßi. ORTFII’ISR — ! 188 Reveßth 81»*»1 .. *. .. .. •» .88-8 Ilf* Seven'll alraet .. .. .. .. .. •» • ** |Ja« Rang# ..to •• •I*2 4 l.»w nan** §. J* » gUIJV Rant* .Je ” jftHeysvold# *lrce|( ’ & 18X8 Hr..e l *• M 843 Bdmkl ** *• 411 Umar! alraet *?-*? «sj Broad alroet *• *• 628 H'oad JJ •* ttr Ttrnad street .A. **■" 628 It read atreet jj* ” 6*6 Bread atreet 'W-** 743 Kltix *“ 816 Kill* street •••••" Part of desirably situated H«>*d atreet atcre. Mrerlxllf adapted for dressmaking eatahliahmant. The above ll»t will b, changed from day to day. John. W. Dickey Real Estate Agent. To Rent HRtv- Store aud Resijlano* at 1263 and . 1287- Broad utreetr One of tb« bast stand* iu the oily for a good Grocery Store, or in fact, any business- Tha House has six (81 good room*, a good yard, and i* very convenient. Apply or Premises or at 808 Broad St. FOR SALE jggp-I have for sale very desirable build ing lot located in the centre of one of the handsomest blocks in the city. MTU eell tame very cheep. Just the place for a handsome residence for your family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA, NO. 1327 GREENE STREET. FOR RENT. NO. 549 ELLIS STREET, BUILDING three stories high, containing elevator, etc. Especially desirable for wholesale business. Price $30.66 per month. JOHN W. DICKEY, Real Estate Agent, i’ALI PON iugufta Brewing Co'i R X f*ONt fiMtH BELLE O IF GEORGIA Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. L_ fAlt FOR'.— AUGUSTA BEER. tp^TPioisrizHj -The Barber Shop of the South.” HICKEY’S is the Place Flvr Barbers, all first-class artists. 212 and 21 4 Bth Street. PORTNER’S HOKBKAU and VIENNA CABINET BRANDSOF Export Beers ARE THE BEST APK FOR THEM. i K R. MITCH ILL, AI.KX, McDONALD j Supt. *1 ( on. »*c. * Gan. Mgr. Augusta Electric & Construction Company 212 M dnt(ah Street. Electric Suppliai—'peaking Tub**, etc., ate. Rvi-airs to all Khwlrlcal apparatus. Electric l.lght Wiring a specialty. Pa'l’Phone UW2. - Strowgar 676. {fIoSTptKTECT ’'/* . O UCED. QotLEßFnpffijrrr'* 0 And very LOW fßlcgS far** stock. Also f*PE, VXLVM and KIITIHO*. FN filNF*. nOILr.R*. Mll.l.'and Rat AIKS. Lombard Iron Works & Supply uo., AUGUSTA. OA. NEXT TIME YOU HAVE A HEADACHE Land’s Headache Capsules Made Only By UOWAJID * WILLETT DRUG CO. REMOVED TO 71! BROMAY- E. W. DODGE, Manufacturer of Rubber Stamps, Seals, Stencils, Daters, Pads, Badges,&c 711 Broadway. Augusta, (in. Strowfcer Phone SO2. 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Fl*# M4tt** 1 *il rvtutar train* fi*»t Aatenw •• \Vsmall* kav* right t* Irs-k over j ,„i„ at tha B4sma iiswa moving I* of* pnalla dtroetto*. anlaaa offfavailM ague lined hr train order* | Will ala* atop *t followWg ala it on* t» take i* « M at paaaenger* Phi*- '•ey a. iamt* sad ftandy Apr lags j g*. II rsaneti with SuUtham r*U way No U a« Aaderwon. No* 8 and 8 rowan with gautbaia railway No*. U sad 87 at Samara. J. R. ANDERSON, flupeDateadent, ATLANTIC CONST LINE. SHORTiarr and quickrtt routr To Tilt KAST AND NORTH. ; i'Mhpj Ls Augu-t* Ga.. Ar ! 7 88aia ! | 69pm' Lv Aiken Ar I 7 18am , 4:l7pm' Lv....Denmark....Ar j B:l7pm : 4.46pmi Lv....Or*agt)'g —Ar I B:46am ; f 66pm; Lv..Sumter. S. C...Ar ! 4:2Sam B.JBim' Lv....Flor*nc*....Ar j J:*6am M Upir. Lv.. Fayetteville ..Ar ! »:14pm I 2 21am! Ar.Peteraburg.Va.Lv I 8 12pm 4 66am! Ar....Riehm'md ...Lv i 8.12 pm 7:4lamj Ar.,W*#hlngton..Lv ! 3:46pm 8 Olamj Ar... Baltlmor*. ...Lv | t:2Spm • lFSSamj Ar.. Philadelphia. Lv |U :88pm ! j.Ojpmi Ar.... New Yurk....Lv j 8.20 am Pullman palace buffet aleeptr.g ear* [from Macon and Augusta to New Tork 'without ,-h*nge. I It. A. BRAND. Oen. Agt., 723 Bread St.. A agitata, G*. T M. KMKRSON, Traffic Manager, H. M. EMERSON. Gen. Paa*. Agt. Augusta Southern Rail road Company. Schedule Effective Oct. Jail. 146*. Lv. Augurt* . .. * 30 «• m.j 5 21 p. m. Lv. Sandeiavlll# . 1:18 (> m l 8.69 p. rr. Ar. Tennlll* .. .. 1 P*n ! »:« P m - Ar. Macon .. •• . $:4“ P ®-l 3 -3 •- ,n - Ar. Dublin 4:» p r.l.j Lv. Dublin ‘10:00 a. m. Lv. Macon ~ 17:73 p. m.-11-ft.* a. m. Lv Tennille. . . 8:13 m.{ 2:16 p. m. Lv, Snndcravllie. 5:75 a. m.| 3:21 p. m. Ar." Augusta . .. 9:60 a. m.| 7:10 p. tn. Ka*tcrn Time. Close connection made nt Tennnil’e with Central R. H. for Macon, and with Wrightsville and Tennilla R. R. for Dublin and Haw kinsvtlle. C. W. JACKSON. Gen. Fgt. Pass. Agt. James V. Jackson, Joseph H. Sands. Receiver*. ill TO LBAH. 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Spartaanurg 11 46a! 6 l4p Lv fV>in«B, AC *«Tl»y!7 r«r ~7«a Ar ChartaaMa . .... 4 aw,,j II 66a Lv OMUa Ft APKv IIW * 1147* | “ kavaaaah ti p l»m JscXfcuinU* llpi 614 a SI-ErFi*64 CAR VRRVH g Kxcelleal dally p*«*wi**v arrvw* b*vw«*n Flo ruts sn.l St* York Kos.lT sort 2S~ Wsshingtoe suit Oauthwosi era Lmct—l Solid Vasttbuled train wtth dining nu-» sad first olnse onaw-hes north of (harlott,. Pullaaa drawing room sleeping ear. between Twins. Jackson villa, havaaaah. Woohington asd New Vjrk I Puilmaa bleeping Cars between Char lot t* and Ktehmond I Pullman ilrswlag-roopi sleeping ears he , tween I4re.-n»horo and Norfolk (lose connam j Uon at Norfolk for OLD POINT CXIMFOBT. arriving there la Ume for breakfast. I Uolid trsta. with Parlor ears, between Chari I St** end Asheville Moa 36 and 68-D. A. Paet Mail. Thmngh Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping car* be i tween .laeksonrill* and New York end Pull man sleeping cart between Augusts sad Cbar lotta. Pullman sleeping cars between Jack sonvllls and t olumbta. ec route dally l-etween Jacksonville and t'lnctnnatl. via Asheville PRANK 8, OAK NON. J M. cn.P. Third V P * Wen Mgr T M . Wa«htn*toa W. A. TURK. 8. H HARDWICK. ! _o P A Waehlngton U 1‘ A.. AthmUs GEORGIA • - RAILROAD. (90th 4f*tldlkß Time.) Schedule Effective April 24. 1848. Pullman Sleepers between Macon ani Nsw York. Through Tollman «les'per* between Au. gust* and St. Louie. Lv Augusta .. 7:o6*m| *:2opm|l6:3opui Ar Atlanta ... 12:36pm| *:2opm| biOOwra Ar Macon .... ll:lß*tnj.... ....| *:4sam Ar Athon* .... 12:15pm| 7:30pm|.... .... Ar Galne*vlll*|*3.«6pm| | Ar White Pia!*l:o»pm| I Ar Mill'ga !e .[10:10am| I 4:So*m Ar Waeh'ton ~|lo:lo*tn| 7:lopm| Picayune (rain leave* Aupuat* daily except Sunday at 8:15 p. m., and ar rives at MlliedgevfTle at 8:10 p. m. Traloa arrive at Augusta 5:18 a. m. 7:45 a. m., 1:20 p. m . and 8:25 p. nx. A. G. JACKSON. G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule In Effect, March 6. 1898. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Augusta, Southern Ry.. 9:30 p.m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Chester, C. & N. W. Ry 7:45 a.m. Arrive Lenoir, C. & N. W. Ry 1:16 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. gTwT harper, c. f. harper, President. G. P. A.