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BALK BY HOWARD A WILLET.
MARRIAGE VESIERUAY.
Mr. John Jarrett. of Atlanta. Wcdt
Miss Willie Harmon, ol This City.
Quite a happy marriage took place
yrsterday In Hamburg. The c mtrart-
Ing parties were Mr. Jchn Jarrett and
Mias Willie Harmon. While the rain
poured down In torrents this happy
young couple repaired to Hamburg,
where they were united In the holy
bonds of matrimony.
Miss Harmon Is a beautiful young
lady of sixteen, and by her sweet and
amiable disposition has wen for her
self numerous friends who will regret
that she leaves Augusta to reside In
Atlanta.
Mr. Jarrett is ft popular young man
of Atlanta and numbers his friends by
the score. The young courle left last :
night on the Ueorgia train for Atlan
ta, which place they will make their
home.
The Herald Joins with their ft lends
in wishing them long life and prosper.
lty.
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all a habit. At the mow Urn* 1 most
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mother's table, oith alt my house.
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the rod t begia to write till about 12.
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Froot New Zealand.
Krcftnn. New Kcaland, No. IS, lilt.
I am very pleased to state that since
: I titok tha iis-cu y of tTiamtiertaln a
i medicines, tha asle has been very targe.
m»re especially of the Cough Remedy.
In two yesra I have eold more of this
, (.articular remedy than all other makes
i for the previous five years. As to ll*
efficacy. 1 b»ve been Informed by score*
| of persons of the good result* they have
received from It. and know Its value ;
from the use of It In my own house
! hold. It la so pleasant to take that we
have to place the bottla beyond the
reach of the children.
E. J. Scantlebury.
For sale by Alexander Drug and Seed
I Co., C. R. Parr of Bell Tower Drug
i Co.
Life.
He gets most out of life who gives
most to it. Some people put out tlielr
! hands to life, while others stretch'
i forth tbetr arms. There are people j
i who spend their days In some little
town or village and yet live tn the |
great expanse of a wide world; while ;
| others travel from city to city and
j from country to country, and yet live
ionly in the narrow little circle of
II heir own surroundings.—Jeafl Lyall,
! In Truth.
NAtfAL CATARRH quickly yields to
treatment by Ely's Cream Bnlm, which
is agreeably aromatic. It Is received
through the nostrils, cleanse* and heals
the whole surface over which It diffuses
Itself. To test it. a trial size for 10 cents
or the large for &0 cents I* mailed by
Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New
York. Druggists keep It -A remedy'for
Nasal Catarrh which Is drying or ex
c’lfng to the diseased membrane should
net be us d. Cream Balm Is recognized
as a specific.
Montreal Is restoring Its Nelson
monument.
W*. SGEWEIGERT i CO..
RELIABLE JEWELERS.
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Sterling Silverware, Clocks,
Silver Novelties, Etc.
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LETTERS BT
AUGUSTA
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HEATH 0# ; HR JOHN DENNIS
Passed Away Ltd Night After a Brief
Rtaeaa.
Inr John Itrnni*. on* of Augusta’s
i <dd*st snd Iwsl kwnn cllls*a». <ll*l
last wight, sft, r a short Ilia*** M ty
} pfertd pnvuHKHUa Dr I**nol* was a
j native of Lllchfleld, M* , but had bees
a resident of Augusta for forty year*.
For * aumher of year* h* *a* a prac
ticing physician, and had patented
sent* m«-dlcln*» of hi* own, whl. h hsv#
' i*.n of great tienclll to aulfrrm* hu
manity, He waa a devout menitwr of
the Firat Baptist church and raiely
was hi* place Ihete vacant. He had
lived to the good old a«* «f O year*
and ha* gone lo Join the belocid wife
of hi* youth and old age. who pa** d
away several m«»nih* Dr. Dt-nnla
leave* two children-Mr*. Jotdan Bot
tom and Mr. O. L Dennis.
The funeral service* were held at
3:30 o'clock this afternoon from the
la!*- residence. No. 534 Reynold* stic. t,
|snd were attended by many, who gath
:en d to pay a last tribute of reaped
to their old frl*nd.
• Our price* on suit* only two-third*
whil others charge. E. J. Henry A
j Co., »p»t cash tailor*.
THE SOLUTION
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Of the l Iquor Ouestlon In Athens'
Dispensary.
Athens, Gg., Nov. H.—Dr. W. H.
Young, pastor of the First llaptlet
church, is In receipt of a letter from
i Mr. John Edgar, of Rochester, Minn.,
;l n which the writer stales that for Ilf
ty years he has been studying the
question of restricting the sale of
liquor and that he ran freely and
strongly say that that In his opinion
I the Athens dispensary plan Is the »o
--j lutlon of it.
He compares It with the Maine law.
land shows wherein It excrls that law,
and declare* that in his Judgment the
Athens plan Is the coming plan.
Large stock new raisins, all varieties.
Just received at Lamkin & Co.’s.
MASONIC FAIu.
Arrangements Being Completed For
Opening Dec. t.
The arrangements for the Masonic
fair are being rapidly pushed Marer
completion, and everything Is assuming
readiness for the opening.
The committee In charg- have met
tvlth a most gratifying success in ihelr
soltrltattons for-contributions, and the
array of handsome and beautiful ar
ticles secured by them will be most
tempting. The fair opens December Ist.
and will continue for two weeks.
You can get a. fine suit cheap for cash
at E. J- Henry & Co.’s, 216 and 218
Campbell street.
DR. ELKINS
Will Lecture on “Home Influence” at
Synagogue Tonight.
Dr. Elkina, uri eminent Hebrew (li
vin' of Philadelphia, will lecture tills
evening at the Synagogue « the sub-
Jeet of "Home Influence.” USE ElkliiH is
a.n entertaining and forceful speaker,
and those who attsnd hUf lecture are
assured of a treat.
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Place your order at W'S and avoid
rush. Goods cheaper than ever. E. .1.
Henry & CO., popular priced tailors, 216
and 218 Campbell street.•_ v
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John William*. Ditto.
Frank WeFeely. Ha came from Aikj
,11 and proceeded to gel drunk. He sue-
Iceedrd. It was 32 5* that he was fln
-1 ed.
Will Tsylor. He had Irled lo
Into a bouse. In which was a party on
whom he wished lo wreak vengeam*.
Fur violating No. I*. St*, and for m»ll
j.k>u* mischief was bound over to the
| i |iy court.
, Msry Cary. KUe« Irwin. Mary hail
; smashed the law to the extent of a
$2 50 tin*, and KJlen was levied on to
the extent of $7.60.
The cases ugainai Belle Marian, et.
al.. Who Indulged In a rutting scrape
Saturday night, were continued until
tomorrow
Clias. Morgan has lie«i arrested for
stealing chickens.
Gossip’s Surprise. _...
Sian and woman
Can't syree,
Which is captain—
He or she?
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They |hey quarrel
Like aa not.
Battle rare*
' Long and hot.
To her mamma
Hhe will fly.
Leaves him lonely,
Thinks he'll die!
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Town Is t.ilklng
Wild ami free.
Separation
He and she!
He and she
In love,|f gain.
Explanation* —
And what then?
•
Back t'o htibby
She will 50;
Both be happy
Then I know.
Jugt a quarrel
For a day;
Gossip’s cheated
Of Its prey!
Must be talking
All the time!
’Nother victim
Fall in line.
DOES THIS STRIKE l ?
Muddy complexions, Nauseatin':
breath come from chronic constipation.
Karl s novel- Root Tea Is un absolme
cure and bus .been sold for fifty year*
on an absolute. .guarantee. Price 25 eta.
and 50 et*.. Sqld by- Retailer*. T. A.
Buxton, AndfVson's Drug 3iur«, Alex
a rider’s Drug Store, West End Phar
macy. The King Pharmacy; Wholesal
ers, Pa venpot f & Phlnlzy.
T’nder a (new assessment law in 1
Maryland, parsonages are exempt!
from taxation,
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I That la tha way tha scora stood Bal - ]
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I Hnls for lb* < hsmpnavebtp of th*
Aoni hgo gllaiat*tiwg. R ws# aw ovrr
* helming defeat, as la apparent when i
.th* btg “43" crop* ap.
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(h<nagh ih -r* were some brilllaat plays
on both shies, Inlereat, however, was!
not ctf sufficient taieasltjr to lewd any
•peetal s*>th»sla*m.
Th* day was an Ids*! owe for the
same --eloady and cool, l«tt! no rain, i
All the afternoon lb* snn kept its f*r - ]
.behind the clouds and the contestant*
i had no excise for net pin) log snappy i
11,a||. The Interest that was centered !
in the gatr*. mote In unlemplsUon j
iban In realisation, brought hundreds j
of visitors from nelghlmrlng towns
and gayer seen* was never present ed .
cm any gridiron. Th* crowd was large
enough lo satisfy both team*. *n>l
among the spectator* were hundreds ,
who bore Iratimony that Ih* game was
alao a great social event. Of course
red nnd black waa ihe pn-ilominant
color, npd many a fluuntiug ribbon ca
reesed the cheek of fair tnahien and
then —bul the dual.
The centre of attraction waa the
carriage* tn which the fair ■poaaor* I
for both learn* rode, and a* the game j
pregreased the red and black waved de
flantly from one carriage, while the |
while nnd blue fluttered triumphantly j
from the other.
The North Carolina hoys played fast, j
•o feat that Ihe Georgia boy* seemed
bewildered, as their line* were repeal- (
edty broken and they saw victory trl- ■
umphantly perched upon the enemy’s
bannenr. Mr. Ed Pomeroy walked up
end down the side lines with an unx- :
lons look upon h!» face. The crowd |
wntched the quickly changing scene on j
the gridiron which hrenght the white
and blue close to Georgia’s goal with
hated breath, and forgot to yell, j
Hoarse blasts from a score of tin j
horns In the hands of a Jolly erowd In |
a tally-ho occasionally echoed across j
the Held where the struggle was going j
on -Georgiy struggling to keep North |
Carolina front scoring 100 rapidly. The
citizen* of Athens who came down on
a special train to ace the Georgia hoys
run away with the Tar Heels kept
quiet and very few people et the game ;
knrw that the Georgia rooters were
present.
The game was one of successive rap
id gains for North Carolina, there be
ing so many that a detailed account
(valid be worrying. Georgia won the |
toss and took the southern end of the
field. In five minutes after Carolina
got the ball she had made a touch
down and Graves kicked a goal. This
was repeated for times end at the end
of the first half the score stood 25 to 0
In favor of the boys from the Old
North State. In the first half it was
eVldent that Georgia was beaten, and
were beaten badly. In the laßt half
four more touchdowns were made, but
Graves failed lo kick goal oner, mak
ing the score M lo (l In favor of North
Carolina,
Decidedly Ihe prettiest tackle of (he
game was made by “ICId 1 Huff, when
lie scored u touchdown by pulling
down Capt, Rogers, who was going
around left end. Huff was Injured
atl ,l went out. of the game, Cox taking
1 his place. The tandem plays of the
| Carolina boys were great, and they
| gained many yards through Georgia’s
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FELT HERE.
Tha Disappointment Ovar Georgia’s
Defeat Saturday.
The defeat of the i’nlverslty of
'Georgia team on the grtdlog Saturday
.Is keenly felt In Augusta, where the
varsity boys have many admirers
ll Is generally felt here that It was
due to overconfidence on the pari of
jihe almost Invincible team of the
Empire State, and the game in Atlan
ta on Thanksgiving day Is looked for
ward to with much Interest, and w ill
satisfaction that Georgia will win
I the championship of the Southern In
| tercolleglate Athletic association.
' Au excursion should he run from Au-
I gust a on that dny, as there are many
enthusiasts here who would like to he
on hand In the Gate City lo cheer Ihe
! boys on to victory. They play Auburn
j ou that day.
PRINCETON DEFEATS YALE.
Haw They Have Stood Every Year
Since 1876.
Princeton, Nov, 14. The Prince
ton Tigers defeated the Suns of Old
Eli on llrokaw field Saturday after
noon by a score of 6to 0. While it
wtis one of the most bitterly contes
ted games ever witnessed on u foot
ball field, it was at the same time one
of the most unsatisfactory not
alone to the Yale team and their uup
i porters, but also to the wearers of the
orange and black, and those who
cheered them on to victory. The soli
tary touchdown was made on a mis
erable fumble by Right Half Back
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Yah,'* winning years wars ’?*. *77,
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|,4 these battles, tha year for Prtnr*-
jum to visit New listen, as It way
I, |<-*.versa Balurdny. the dark bio*
i {warding lb* tiger on Ita own lair.
, with tail a few minute* left for play
j Ato# tk® tlllfY In favor of Yale, voting
Harry I a mar of Augusta got bold of
ih* pig shin, and downing tha wbota
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turning defeat Into glorWnut victory
snd In-mor 'sluing his n;«mc In thf
halls of old Nassau.
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BIOGRAPHY
Of the Daughters ol Conlederacy by
Mra. Da via.
Hot Springs, Ark., Nov. 14. —The last
day’s session of the cocivantion of tha
Cnlied Daughters of the Confederacy
was devoted to a discusalon of the
amendment* 10 the by-laws and to th#
election of officer*. An amendßMßt to
the effect that no one could east a vote
except In one chapter, though she la a
member of several, and that mem berg
could nol hold two office* in one chop
ter. tvas adopted after a lively debate.
A letter front Mrs. Jefferson Davis,
stating that «he would prepare a biog
raphy of her daughter. Mis* Winnie
Duvls, If the Imughlers of the Confed
eruey would agree lo handle and dis
pose of the hook and devote the pro
ceeds to a monument to Mi»» Davis’
memory was read. A motion prevailed
that Mrs. Davis he Instructed that the
daughters of the national chapter
would donate SIOO toward Ihe monu
ment fund and that Ihe organization
would raise Ihe balance required for
such a monument, but that they would
sell Ihe biography If Mrs. Davis would
accept Ihe proceeds for her Individual
benefit.
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