The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, November 02, 1898, Image 2

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I nent all round and round the room till finally 1 found myaetf In a Httle island in the middle ut 11, with a era of ahtnlng dark Imitation mahogany staining between me and the neat drp epot. You aee. 1 hadn't thought about how i wraa to get out. "I grabbed ui» the big boltle.and you know how agile I'm always been—l made a b-ap to cions th*' aialnlng with out marring It by a footprint. 1 lit on th* varnlalt. “The bottle flew out my hand, and smashed clean through that lovely new water color of mine and emptied Itself against (he wall, wrhlle l—wall, you aee thl* wiiat. “I Nil on that, and the doctor think* It will always be a little allff. There'* hla bill to pay. the picture la ruined and all the room ha* to lie repapered. “All that because I've been trying to be economical. “I've quit It. “I'll never try It again. I'm not rich enough to afford the luxury of econ omy." And the woman who wa* with her smiled sympathetically. “I hail the brass tack and barrel chnlr habit once myself." the said, "but, worse than that, I had the auction hab it. “I bought a lovely rug once that brought me moth*, and o bedstead well, It was a. bedstead. I Just had to set up nights nil nue spring. Hut I was cured of my vlee Inst year. “I went to uit auction and (hey put up a lot of bottles of Ink—trig stone liottles. qimrt bottles, 1 think. Now, T write, untl so does my husband, “Two of my brother* are newspaper men, so of course I realized what a stroke of economy that ink would be. I bought half a doaen bottles. They came to sl, I think. “I hired a Imy to carry them home, and when I opened them the Ink Avas red. “I haven't hern to an auction since.” —Washington Post. , Shredded Wheat Biscuit and Graham Flour at E. J. Doris. THE MORNING COURT. How Business Showed Up With the Recorder. Business at the court of the wor ds' this morning may he summed up ns follows: Cornelius Read. Prank Blanchard^ T hey fought and iveiv lined f I. ”><* apiece. May Smith. 12.5 U Jitn De-Hay, |2.5». May Carry. $2.50. Nick Cheeks, $3.50. \nother case against Nick Cheeks. . . TtolC ADOU9T4 »r»AXJ>. WILL RUSE 120,000,000 jll YlB tto i Utoto J** 4 i t’4b H#4 §9| MfifrflitH (ftotto imu tif»4 ifM to# itof imm» I trifpf flu #4to ### to I«4to to# Mm ftotoi totoi mmrn 4# toftofM |t« It Ms tto*#to4«i *fi* *to* i j 9th*fl# m flftotoffl Mt*9 MMf toMI m* I t4* #44w4ito to ItoMMtoto ff ito *•• i t p-rrrtTtr fi «4#«4fft 44 M9* Ntotofto#* IfNHI Ms i TEiAljr iftolfMM#* <4 < %#9#tM I Ufa f#4 9flll 4# Ito* flftMftoMl *tow#9 *# j : to# ttoiftoM#* fff4f#*f4*to 4to to*-# fto* j ; B#tMi# 4ftototorttotof'M Tto# if* #<4# | j ||« irilfUNfi Itotol 94# ftototo • 991 to* j ' .J. —Jiyjj «flt| <4 Us I4lfci4lt‘ *tofttto If t VtoV | ' flujint 44 14 *4 #*to r i**# ft ito# ftoto# j : If H? Mrt 90* m m *l *tot • •*• It 9# *p* 1 % MiA >an ■*# • fir.* ef## * *|> 04 t*f l \ SI I 1 Hewnr th Oa k W a*4 S* j Till: At ll\M k A Tl’ n - Work W»* Begwa m Ik* OnMk Tftoff* AMmtif, Irtof ,f. *T' AT## riifif Nrtj## ; (!#•*##} Anil#'## flirt it# »i«to f 194 ! Is*xlßgt«B yeatf rdgy and will f rasa 1a j th*vv until th* camp I* ready lo rv- I reive the tnlgade ehtt h will hej it* oicd here Ml SOOB AS p.*Mlkle, CJe-i j finngi r, acting major general gad hi* staff. cnißr flown on n special Mob day afternoon and iMtwtrfl the ratap alt# and author!***! the tettiag of *he a vesnnry cOatract*. Th# general j was well pleased with th# camp alt#: gad said It wna oa* of th* prettieat h* | had area He bad th* plaa* of th* camp con atderabtp changed however. He did not want th* regiment* crowded, and will bar* one regimens placed oa 'he | west aid# of the lefrluif rond. Oa rcg.it> m will b# camped on the wind hide of the rond, the ( road 1 10 tb* new bildfl*. aud th* crook. | and the other regiment will be •«* Honed In the cornfield Juat aowth of 1 this TOrgtlon on the ground which waal first selected far the brigade drill ground*. The brigade drill ground* will be on th* weat aid# of ibe lo>e*burg rogd ' Th# camp I* helrfg slaked off and the county convict* hav# been put to work digging the sinks. Capt Spear*. In j charge of the pioneer detoctiraent. which la now camped on the Is mipertnicndlng th# work, and that !|>*rt of th# camp work will b# finiah [ cd by the time the pipe* come, when the convicts will be put to work lay ing them The work will b# ruahed and the brigade will b# moved here at an ear ly date. Place y»ur order for fall aull with E. 1. Henry * Co., popular priced tailors. PUT S()N ON THE TRACK. The Cold Blooded Crime of An Un natural father. New York. Nov. —Nicholas Jack- Uon, of HackecsacMMio was sent lo iTrenton prison to serve ten years for ycqslng the death his si year-old son Uouls, confessed U> Sheriff Her ring and Deputy Sheriff Jackson wbile they were on tbclr Way to Trenton from Hackensack IVUh the prisoner. On this information Mia. Jackson is held as un accessory to the murder of her stepson. Here are Jackson s words to the sheriff: "M.v wife, whom I bad only reoenlly married, did not like lajuls. my little boy. and we had many quarrels about him. She helped me to plan the mur der, and I was to put the boy on the tracks. I went to Tenneck and stood near the Went Shore railroad track. I was afraid to put the yolingßter on the track alive for fear he would get off. so X struck him In the stomach with an Iron bolt, and that made him un conscious. Then 1 put him on the track just below the crossing aud waited for a train to come along. When 1 was convinced that he was dead I went home. 1 fixed up the story about lav leaving the boy asieeo oci the bill near the tracks to save UVy life. The jury believed me tutd rutifid me guilty of manslaughter, thirling that Louis walked on the track and was struck by a iratu. I got off,-dead easy.” Old fashioned bujk" heat Hour for ■sale hy Lamkin & ( 'u. WANT ADS. SITUATION Vb aNTfO HI Ll* WANTCD 1“ FOR HALE I f*Mi!Ar VtolMfi INTtol to ,r ii i totof *s*% i I MMffMMf** If «4>K to totototoFMf 4# ff \ I f mrnto* n ft «#4A f tfTf t># i ismi I 1 T t»u fAI I- I** Aufct F 04 4 i toff* t‘r*m fM# twits, to t»•»##»• 4#- »*» *• c. #**Bk M* U* Je-ee-w A an I i CMgAM < BkAM AT M < »rfi* ig 0t I roll pAtrft- '•'ATKIN TV»R WHNT* yi go pwegnwaa m #*,p ' *•* I to Affff #9 M**#*fl fftofto : TO RENT r«>to HUNT-A UVmillAllteK f*IVK* M**y i lorrirr a ji®9 i>f*?**K if !*ntv». j«nl. .99 Hf<f9«»r X#v 19ft M IfCELLANEOI I I.OST ON MoNTE SA VO CAR, 1 handle thtcher Hat. H- '.iJ It bit at I hi* office. NuV I (THY OCR PORK AND MIXED PAf. I KAOK. aleo beef, pork and mutton at japot <aah prlcea. O. T. Uuah, til Cm- j iillfif. REI.I.K SMITH'S DA Nfl NO | fk-h'ail, at northwvet corner Kollo, k j {and Telfair: Tuesday and Friday* at ] 1:M. OH It WANTED—REfIt'IJtR BOARDERS { I good far* and neat t>e<la, also one un furnished room to rent. Apply Mr*. A. J. Aver*, corner Ellis and Washington, or *O3 Kitts street. Nov I* LOST—RED IRISH SETTER DOO. Answer* to name of ■'Jess,” Its re turn tn »&3 Roy noble will be reward ed. Nov * C. V. WALKER WILL SELL AT .137 l!ro*d Street, Thursday. October 3d, at 10:30 o'clock, elegant chamber ftir nlture. wardrobes, sofas, mattress, etc. Grandest sale of the wesson. Goods for sale received Wednesday. Nov 2 Nicotine. I have sung in many places Of my lady'* charms and graces: I have frequently described her as my queen. But now In poetic phrases 1 Intend to chant the praises Of another love, the numph called Nic otine. Tho' I trust my dearest lady Will not think my conduct shady And with envy and with Jealousy turn green, For the notion Is distressing. Yet l cannot help confessing An attachment tu the nymph called i Nicotine. I am not the only lover Of the nymph, for round her hover Worshippers too numerous to count. 1 ween *JaJ.M Young and old adoring gaily Whilst they offer incense daily At the altar of tho nymph called Nic otine. ) Tho’ her charms arc great and many, Of the fair sex scarcely any lit the ranks of her admirers will be seen. But the simple and the gentle Have a more tban sentitpentat Adoration of the nymph called Nico tine. Then her worship is a pleasure, For she speed* Xhe hours of leisure. And site makes out nppetltle for work more keen. If you ur»* not too rapacious She 1* never aught but gracious, Sweily soothing is tin * nymph called Nicotine. —•London Punch. New crop seeded Raisins at E. J. Doris. j v—T)f WORLD? s LargEsl id Rife! Stas Dolled auqurta mav ttoftowtowfiifto i Ki» 11 . a x nu ?» 7 •s*** u|qsm/iu I Show Th* Pi ft. fla TWOWife UNITED AND EXHIBITED AS ONE SHOW L*/ vD r%«L?t; ciKJi 'll a ! jMI rUK Unt aiiTULt AL/DuajiuiT « THE AGE OF HUGE EVENTS HAS SURELY COMB IV Sr -ONLY More Rare Animals Than All Qlhto Shuwt OofnbiiicdL More of everything worth seeing than all other Shows Exh bit. Only Aguarium, only water Circus. 104 Chariots. Cages and Animal Lairs. Anima sin open dens. Elephants. Camels and Dromedar.es in harness. Biggest demonstration in the public streets ever witnessed. The only actually Big Show You Can see this yea r Two Performances Daily, at 2 and 8 P. M. Doors Open One Hour Earlier. •Admission to all 50 cents. Children under 9 years, 25 cents. Seating capacity 15,000. 25 uniformed ushers Numbered coupon actually reserved Seats on sale at W.llet's drug Store Broad Street. __ 1 Special Notices: 7lerCTssoo,ooo 7 PeFct FOREIGN CAPITALISTS WILL LOAN HALF A MILLION DOLLARS on realty tn Augusta. Oa. Term* 7 per cent. For further Information zee thelt attorney at law. P. J. BuUlvau, Es., or Mr. P. O. Burum. Notice. I DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE THE RE MOVAL of my office to SlO Broad street, over Macaulay & Co. W. H. GOODRICH, M. D. Special Notice. To the Voter* of the Fourth Ward: AT THE REQUEST OF MANY CIT IZENS. I am a candidate for mem ber of Council, and eollrlt your eup port at the approaching election. The regUtrv list closes SATURDAY. No vember sth, 6 p. m. Respectfully, J. A. A. W. CLARK, The Bell Tower Drug Store, CORNER GREENE AND JACKSON STREETS fc. l'nd<>r new manaponient. A full line ot ‘Fresh Tiro?*, Toilet At.ides. Brushes He " make a specially of Physicians Prescription?. PATTERSON & WADE I ....... NQVfIMfC* f TEE Cl EC USES IK S El NOS Huge Elevated STAGES (Grind Imperial Hrr>drome Water Carnival Sr High Diver* - 2 Herds of F«rfcraiaf Elrphaata j Col Magnus Schult’s Troupe or tvtn a skmt UV Sts LUi’l PEMIIJG BOLL Madame Yucca, lemalc Samson Wonderful BICKETT Family Marvelous Octavian Troupc | II Bxfekiek CFA APION RIDERS UvMjptaw D,mora» and D*wt Troupe lan*-Wilton Sextette of AcroGu / V »\\ F 'VI r ?'fA\ k faEvlv «k £ #/M / \•• 'f ,', v n~'-\f 't J THE NEW Broad Street Barber Shop For an Fast Bhava and a Nil! Haircul I go to No. 71$ Broad Street, ground floor. F. C. dos Passos. ■“*’ The Rotary Razor Strop for Hale. Foe IRON FEB . CAI.L ON AUGUSTA FENCE CO., 810 10th Street, Augusta, Ga. rini of Town Work So idled Special Notice. WANTED —TESJT FIRST CLASS CAR I’KNTERS. Apply The Inman Com press Company.