The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, November 18, 1898, Page 6, Image 6

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M »#» t« afonl. 4*f 4—* MI.KJMIIINU* M—lliMW* . * *• «* WIO.IAN. Prvft of tH* town. *1 inrlMo .. .. * I** fruit of IM loom, l-i Iklm .. .. • I*4 C*b«t. I-» ikl . .. .. .. •• <• *• • CaMt. •• **••*< Aifin. ara*. 4-4 la *• ttrMa of IM M"##l *1 I** Jan P Kmc M R R «4MrlJa» .. 1 *-* J 0„ t> Kmc 4-4 A A oMoUnc .. 4I I Um4*l« • ice f Kins. **-lo»h Ooorclo .. .. 4 1-4 Jna. P Kin*. I* IM * C m * 1 * Jco P K»nc. M Ox •« Kl •»» bland .. .. .. * *'* |M. P Kins M hKb Rtiporior .. I 1-4 PRINT*. Amortr*n otilrtlasa. #t«*4. * 1-4 Marrlmark ohlrttsss. 4U*4 * J-4 Cbartor Ooak drv*o alyl— Miaa . 1 l-l Waahtns>°i> 4»* l * <*••**> * Allan * 4 * ♦ Simp*.* * »-t a Coalaa Ipol rott-.n. par dot ... .. 41 Amart.-aa IndtS" blu—. 4«»4« .. .. 1 l-l Watar OHa taolldl 44 *44 4 1 Amarli an ladlso bluaa 44*44 .... 4 ißlarnallonal blarli* 44 *44 .. •* 4 Allan * cardinal* 44 *44 4 Allan » Laloaa* 44*44 4 India * w India blur 44*44 .. .. .. .. .’. •• 4 Btlnclnnfa 44 *44 * Martha Wn*hln*ton .. .. .. S 1-4 Garnet * radiant* 44*44 •■ •• •• 4 Charter Oak*. 49*«0 * 11 TICKS. Hampuhtra .. JJ'J Ainorkr.ts A C A J* l-l Amnakaas C J*J * ** s PLAID HOMK9PUKS. City Mill* * '** Four yard, snnd 3! inrh .. 4 J-4 Lodi ahlrtlnga * l "4 Lodi dra*» atyle* 6«*«0 S i-4 81. Clair dieaa alylo* 4 , Ocean aolld* 3 3 *4 Martha Waablnstiai fancleo .. .. 1 J-4 Mlacellaneou* brand*. Ilfht weight 1* l-l*** Ixaetta « yard* plain ........ J 1-4 ; Thorndike B .. * *** Harculr* .. •• •« •• ' l * 4 | Am*»kr*s t- •• t J Cl*99C9ftt .0 .* a. *• •» •« *• * * Palbarn, tt bal lt» bu* . .. 15 F. G. Jr., 10 ball* 10 bos .. 5. .. 14 E. G. P-. SO ball* to lb. .. .. IT 1-J Munogro B .. .. ... i 1-1 31 lacb 4 1-J yd. pi t uiaite 4 3-4 Sltniiron silk tlDlah I* 54* 44 4 * 4 Pacific nioumlnss 44*84 4 1-1 Chin* (Ilka 64*44 .. 4 1-4 Mldilleford ~ .. - 5 -* Blater 44*64 J 1-* Concord. 5 1-4 Komi 54x40 3 4-4 Edward* 8 4- J Keystone 3 !- 3 Flftl Avenue •• 8 4-4 • KEARSErVS. Heavy Columbia, i.envy Kearaey 8 1-4 Kincaid and others - * 1-4 LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTEK. Lime TOaSo Koaeiidale cement .. II 45 Portland cement J 2.75 to 3.25 Louisville cement In paper aacka ..SI.OO Piaster ki bbls 11.75 HARDWARE. Well buckets, per do* 13.00 Painted buckets, per do* 11.10 j fi B B cedar pails, per do* .. .. 31.75 3 H B B cedar palls, per doz ~ .. 32.00 Tubs painted, per nest 31.75 Hope. Manila, per pound 0 1-3 Rope. Sisal, per pound 7c Rape, cotton, per pound .. .. lOcnltc Nails, wire.. 1 34.75 base Nails, cut .. 31.45 base Shbvels. Ameifiper do* .. .. 311oSU.‘i> Shovels. disrijUpd. per do* .. .. $7.00 SiKivais, riveted back, per do*. .. *4. 75 Plow blades ..... 3 4-2 base Hatnes. red top, per do* 32 25 Hamcs, red tap root, per do* .. .. 32.50 Hames, best root, per do* 36.50 Hallow ware, per lb.. .... .. •« J *-4 ftMl Irw>9 |M*f A M w M ****** I A t *9>-m §m **s ****** ** •» • fH«i9 ***** mr*m * ** ** ** « ** ft HesKIUMMA mmik r** »• «« « M .1 fti * mmmk w* *m mm m mm* ft Hm+* mm m ** §* «* ft ftfti ft ftiljlift ftlftft ft# I |M9 gv iiiMl H It ft* Hi mm* m* ******* ** * *• ** ft r*m*m ***** mm mm ,»***•**#* fA %# 999<M> ft# t $m mm m ** • ft A 99 T 9 ~i tfj, ft#. 4 p9f 9#9 *, ft A 99 ft# A mm Ahi «« *# 9 ft Am# mm 999919 9*9 mm. ,«« ft#ft ft' *.t #99 9a#. 99f#9#«9t4 m+ ft ft : m*m** m*m. m % # a* • iiai, t ft (FTAfft ftr»ft|ft i|#M.#f9i99 ft#» j# #«ml i tw* 91st - j #i ft A# 9* ft |9* 9*l ftft Aft9i : f|gi#i9l9 9# 99ft ## #4 «.*••*« «.*M **• j | I*l"'9 9ftl H » ( H IM ..si 1 1 r« mm •* .* #* «m f|s»#f r # # f 999 lift 9*9 M* . 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Cuiut *ral Trust Fa 1957 , 99 tt Southern Railway Fa 1*94 .... 93 M t entral of Georgia Railway, lal ronaol ruort. Fa 1*46 .... M Mb c- Of i*- pr.f 111 » 49 Cretial of Gaurgia Railway, Id prof income*. IMS IJ II C. of O Ist pref la 1941 > • O. H A K . Ut ni. 4a. 1*43 .. 19* I9T Mouth Georgia and Florida, Id Pa. 19*9 lot South Oeorgla and Florida. 2d r» 1*99 102 ... Ocean Steamship Co., isl Fa Id PA !**• IM FACTORT BONDS. Knterprta* Mfg Co., let Fa. IMS ~.. ~.. „ 101 ... i Sibley Mfs Co., let *a. 1902 . 100 Sibley Mfg. Co., let Fa I9OJ .IM ... 1 Ua. R. R. A B. Co. stock .. 197 109 Southwestern It. R. Stork .. 99 io9 Augusta and Savannah stuck . 99 tot GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Outs, white, sacked .. S 3 1 Ousts, mixed, sacked 33 Corn, white, —eked .. .. ~ ~ ~ 52 Corn, mixed ~ tt Meat, boiled, per bushel .. ~ ..471* Flour, common .. 3.50 Flour, fancy extra 1.75 Flour, second patent .. ~ .. 4.00 Flour, atandard patent .. 4.25 Flour, fancy patent 4.75 Wheat bran. 100-lb sack* io Fine feed. 100-lb sacks 90 llay--.native, per ton 11.00 Hay—Timothy, per ion 11.00 Hay—choice, per ton 14.00 Hama —choice sugar cured ~ ~ lOallth Smoked rib sides .. ~ 6 1-2 Dry sal rib* 6 3-4 Lard, pure leaf, In tlercea .. .... 544 laird, kettle, rendered in tierces. * 1-4 TROOPS FOR fIACON. Virginia and North Carolina Boys on the Way. Knoxville. Tenn.. Nov. 17.—Cars am lielns placed today fur loading the Sixth Virginia, which w«* ordered to leave tomorrow tor Via won. The Third North Carolina goes Monday. The Scut hern railway takes the former ntul the Atlanta. Knoxville and Northern the latter. No itiformation Is received here to the effect, that the Flint bri grade will go directly lo Cuba lemtead of Atlanta. Parla, Nov. 17. It Is announced to day tbatM. Labor), counsel for Col. Ptcqusrt, who Is now confined In the military prison of Cherche Midi, re ceived authorisation to confer this af ternoon with uis client. The belief is expressed that the court of cassation will shortly order the return of Drey fus to France froth the#prison on Devil's Island, on the ground that it is Impossible to carry on an examlna by cable in view of the cost of such a proceed'ng as well as In view of the necessary delay. "The negro must take a subordinate place, and he will he treated with con sideration and kindness In proportion as he is peacenblf and well behaved, and makes friends of his white neigh bors.'’— Benjamin R. Tillman. Place you order for fall suit w-tth E. J. Henry & Co., popular priced tailors. ''There must be absolute control of the negroes by the whites In matters political, or there will be demoralisa tion and rottenness by the use of tha debased and purchasable colored vote.” '—Benjamin It. Titiman. 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TB» Rsrt x* ms* •I— • aval whim #l# *4<w# 11— phs#§H *f s 1(941*f pars—4 3B# l» !*•’ f>u— 4. 11. ttSNft at AllAAl* It 15*1 i Ml»f 99999 ft#l ft###!## *** I fil##p##MPltp!#. SO9 I ft*# ** I# #tas*4 f#|t ft fttM# #•# Mftftßft'ftt# fl#l* . iM >#4 Ms Hlll#ftf#9ft f#t#*##i t# rtrrflft tft# mm* W*t*oo ** trmm*m Yft# |ft## £4*** ##tif (*• by %mmw <Mf»* *#• «■*# ***' 4* Mrs J. A. Qmmof *s# Alwr—ntw#. *r*s Marßs# SR bf lb* *b— If 9—*•♦#** a Oder a lamfomt order at tofaotttom Isaac <1 si lb* f**«—4 at reels Ut »Hl tars' ationseys by A*—«#•»* Jualira I "ope Tbs onlrr Is ***4» rrtarmeble na Friday lotsofm* sad H I# sttsfsti** that • ##«»rsil*«l Rght *BI b* s»ad» by Mewtam s erwdlto** Fabilr *s*4t- C###f R»1B« tO ft** I# tft#tf flltOf *•* rr.mp.alat rbsrge* roßHdra* v *rltb Is- I sat to defraud II I* —ld that Iba real —lair asd •<'xb at good* »*• bought si aba—*l*— Sf lo* flgwr— No ihing srkalever baa b-eoi beard at M err lam *4 are hi* departure It la staled that Ihe deed* fro— tt—r am to Mrs Ouster rowteytug lb# property turf# signed up sod delivers# lo J A Ouster, her and lust prior lo Mr-rtlam * tearing town CASTOniA. l-tb mlßlSiT^ltiSbAr.lKlH PROSPKCTS HRIUHIPR Tl»* Labor# ot the Peace Netollslions sho*M Soon Usd. Washington. Nor. IT.- The adralnis- i Iratton feels encouraged now over the j outlook for a sneer—ful termination of j the lelKirs of the peare eomral—loener* In Parla Whether this renewed ermfl donce la based upon at) sbairaet of the Spanish reply uhieh wsa aubmlltad at yratrrday'a meeting fr fonnite# upon private advle— Ind ruling Ihe weak- ! enlng of the Upanlih position la not , known, but It is probable that both of | these have had an Influence In bright ening the prospect*. The Spanish re ply waa not a aurprlae to the American coramlaalonera, who. In fact, prepared themselves In advance with Instruc tion# received directly from the Presi dent and Secretary Hay for a complete answer Still. It la probably regarded better policy and more In accord with the amentles of official exchange that the Americana should do the Spanish commissioners lo courtesy of giving deliberate consideration to their care hilly prepared written argument. But with al title Intent to give proper weight so the Spanish representation a tt must be said that up o this point they had very little effect influencing the American commissioners, not be cause of any obstinate disregard of farts on their part, hut for the simple reason that almost every one of the points made by the Spanish commis sioners had been anticipated In tha preparation o fthe American case. The attempt of the Spanish commis sioners to Induce the Americans to ac cept their construction of the meaning of the protocol, where It touches on the Philippines, has been a flat failure. The President himself was a party to the preparation of ihe protocol. It was he who, suspecting the purpose of the Spanish side to becloud the issue, and leave an open door for the future escape from the consequences of war, bad swept aside as so much chaff the message of the Spanish Duke, Rio, and reducing the demands of the Uni ted States. Having made the document the President believes himself to he the person best competent to construe ttk meaning, and the American com missioners consequently are acting in conformity with his views. An l'nlerprising Druggist. There are few men more wide awake and ente! prising than Howard * 'fil let. who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in llielr line for their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and colds. Tills Is the wonderful rem edy that is producing such a furor all' over the country by its many startling cures- It absolutely cures Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all affec tions of the Throat. Chest and Lungs. Call at above drug store and get a trial bottle for 10c. or a regular sl*e for 50 cent* and 31.00. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. 1 GOOD LOCK BIKING' - PONDER I# |tm I»«aI Itjf ffiikiflf A fly b ifMi cyf hfeatl, fUmßkitt <*. 1 iftuFTlflll, o|| Im# us |y*49* Molw a Ft* *N a 4(9 Aft I % Ixglf'l , Rf Korea*** A net ITlitHOflflb of i ifllgMlgtftl h(RA9k99Mf* I9B# atttl f #W. ORI O'# ml It. MifftMMt* of #N in to* vttA»n# , powtlat. Coßittlfttf uvaa >ty #nd quAftlity. Manuf«rtur»<l By The Southern Mfg. Co.. RICHMOND, VA. EAGLE BAKING POWDER *B*v4i>« you rr >ti4*y. Mgkat li tlhHTAtfw BfARd If you v«iu« your s«ow*ch don't put > tO c#nti a pound HaMn* Powder in n. If you v«lu« your pocket don't buy * 60 ctnti • pound Powd«r. Etfl# t« 25 conts a pound 25 C«nti hi th# corroct price for a good Powder. Tft Bmi I fl # lift Cftftii? FOR IBOD FERCIDG CALL os. AUGUSTA FENCE CO.. 99* (ft! #lfi#ts ftiftt®## (ft mt ft nfft s<B ftftdft QHder’s Pills No Southern mads PH* I* lopopu ar at Gilder's. It was born In the South. It was raised In tha South. It has always been made in the South. It has cured more South ern Liver troubles than any other Southern Pill. Southerners should use it. Let Northern Pills cure Northern people. Tie Howard & Wil'tl Dri( Co. 4IAKK Til KM -1 Ml; CHARI. SlO> 3TRIKK. ISaces ol Mrlkinj I ongahoremen Were 1 ilto# ToOay. / » attavl n. St. CgNov. 17. The ".•flfjjit Juadinx the steamship Willow d> tiaafa* . cstimed at I o'clock yester day by the Johnson Blue Cross Line. | wtt hike imported Hcbor from Satan pah. Thy Savannah stevedore*, lo the numUv of thirty mta, alx gan«V.'"ar rived yesterday morning at 5 o'clock. They **<■ all negrovll They were eon ducted to their quarters on Bast Rav safely, and were told to be ready to go to work at I o'clock. There waa no certainty that they would work be cause of the rain and the possibility of Interference by the Charleston longshoremen. At the appointed hour 1 the rain had held up sufllctcntly for; them to begin work and the police of ficer# were on hand to protect them. There waa an air of suppressed ex citement all the morning along East Ra.v and In the vicinity of Adger's wharves where the Johnaun Blue Cress Line has It* office* and loads Its ves sels. Chief Boyle, Lieut. Mollenhauer and a score of police sergeants ami men were seep moving about the wharves and East Hay. Several spe cial police officer* who had been sworn In for service were also on hand. The Imported labor was confined In a lodging house near ibe wharves while the local longshoremen were hard to find. The strets were quiet, hut there was no mistaking that something was about to happen anflUperhaps * serious riot was In store. jPlie police were readjy, however, to meet any emergen cy that might arise. The men were armed with Winchester rifles besides their clubs and pistols. The riflts were not tn evidence, hut were within easy and readyhandling The rifles were deposited at the offices of Ihe Johnson Blue Cross Line. Maior Boyle did net desire to unduly excue the public, and the rifles were kept out of sight. The police ratrol wagon with a plentiful supply of ammunition In the lockers was also on Aflget s wharf. _ ... At a few minutes before 1 o Cioek the Savannah laborers left thetr quar ters under the escort of a few officers and went down to the pier and hoaid ed the Willow dene. The steam was on and at the appointed hour the dummy engines began to work and the loading of the vessel was resumed. There was no disturbance attending the resump tion of work. The few iqcal longshore men who were hlk Hit contented them selves With watching the performance. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of CALL FO# Augusta Brewing Co t CXFOftT HKfH - Kr, fM 13 E I. LB OF GBORGI a" Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. •aCiU FoR— AUGUSTA BEER. MONEY TO LOAN; In any sums desired from $(IOO upwards, in straight 3 and 5 years time, or on 10 years time, payable in equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and record fees. No delay in getting the money. AUer&Joln Aren't Be ttiah ABirfiOU 705 Broad St. ? PORTNER’S < ? hOFBRAU and ) / VIKNNA CABINET / / BRANDSOF / \ Export \ Beers | ? ARE THE BEST l S ASK FOR THEM. / 11. |{. MIT! HELL. ALEX McDOXALO Supt. Ot Con. Sec. A lien. Mgr. Augusta Electric & Construction Company 811 MclntMli Street. Electric Supplies—-peaking Tub's. etc.. eic. (Repair,. to ail c leetricel uppannus. Electric Light Wiring a apmaity. PaiiThoua 1002 - - tnrowger 670. An* Terr I.OW PRICES l.nree AI»o I*l PI VAI.VI S and KITTING*. KN- T'lVrX BOH KKS.MILI.Sand REPAIR*. Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co.j Augusta Southern Rail road Company. Schedule Effective Oct. 2nd. IS9S. Lv. Augusta . .. 9:30 a. m.j 6:21 p. m. Lv. Samleisvllle . 1 19 p. m.| :* 09 p. in. Ar. Tennille .. .. 1:30 p.m.j 9:21 p. in. Ar. Macon 3:45 p m.| 3:56 a. m. Ar. Dublin 4:20 p in.) Lv. Dublin ‘10:00 n. ra. Lv. Macon .. .. 11:38 p. m.|ll:s> a. m. Lv Tennille. . . 5:15 a. m.| 3.10 p. m. Lv. Sandersville. 5:25 a. m.j 3:21 p. ra. Ar. Augusta . .. 9:00 a. m.j 7:10 p. ra. Eastern Time. Claie connection made at Tennml e with Central R. R. for Macon, and at h Wrightsville and Tennille R. R. for Dublin and Haivkinsvtlle. C. W. JACKSON, Gen. Fgt. Pass. Agt. James T T . Jackson, Joseph H. Rands. 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Philadelphia It 112:09pm 2:o3pmj Ar..,.Net/ T0rk....1«v i 9:3oam Pullman palace basset eleepir.g caia from Macon and Augusta to New Tort without change. R. A. BRAND. Ocn. Art.. 723 Broad St.. Angus!*, Os. T M. EMERFoN. Traffic Manager. H. M EMERSON, don. Paw Agt. Central of Georgia Rail way. Schedule In Effect SEPTEMBER 11TH. I*9*. (90th Meridian Time.) LEAVE AUGUSTA. I No. 2 For Savannah 1:20 P. M. i No. 4 For Savannah, Macon Atlanta * 40 P. XI. i No. 6 For Macon. Atlanta. and Way Station* .. 5:20 A. M. I ji; 0 . 5- For Macon. Atlanta. and Way Station* .. 9:30 A. Xf. ARRIVE AUGUSTA. No. 1 From Savsnanh .. .. 1:40 P. M. j No. 3 From Savannah. Ma con, Atlanta ..V .. ■ 6:33 A. M. No. 5 Fi;am Macon, Atlanta. arid Way Stations .. 4:50 P. M. No. 53 From Macon, Atlanta. and Way Stations .. 6:30 P. M. Nes. 1. 2, 3 and 4 dai'v No*. « and 5, daily except Sunday. Nos. 52 and 53. Sunday only. | Sleeping cars on night trains between ! Millen. 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Pulltnsa drewlsir room ,;eening c*r« »<w tween ((rvenrfaor*. sad Norfolk n.,wmnii«o tiou si Norfolk for OLD POINT CVMFoBT, arrivtug there in time f >r hreakfaet fa,, lid trstn with Parlor car*, bet see* Charleston sad Asheville bos Jfi sad «—t*. 8. Past Malt. Th rough Pn.iaisn drswiag room buffet sjeecia* care be tween Js.-ke nvtilv and New Y-r* sod Pub- Bitn sieeptue . are betweea Augusts nud Chae )o te Palimsa s.Bentng ears between Jsek !>nv<l), sod Colombia, en roots dally Vatwet* *. k.,.nvllle sad i .arlnastt. via Ash or 1)1*. HANK 6 HANNON. J M. CVLJP. Titled V P A ae-j Mgry T. N . Wa-ht»«t.>a W. A. rt'Klt. tC H HARDWICK. G. p. A- Wnehtagtoa. G p. A.. Atiaatk. GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. (90th Metldlan Time.) Schedule Effect!'e April 24. 1891 Pullman Sleeoer* between Macoo an# Nvw York. Through Pullman Steeper* between Ats* yusta and Bt 1 etuis Lv Augusta ~| 7:obaitij I:20pmil0:30pto Ar Atlanta ...iT7:3spm! B:2opmi b:OCO.rU Ar Macon ....jll lSom I 4:4sanj Ar Athens ...,Jl2:lspm 7.'2opm Ar GalneavtUe|*J :46pm - Ar TV hit* Pra|*l :00pm - Ar Mill'gal* -|10:l0am | 4:3oam Ar W 'sh’ton ..|10:l0arn 7:lopm| Picayune train leaves Augusta dally except Sunday at 6:15 p. m., and ar rives at Min-dgettlle at 8:10 r. m Trains arrive at August* 5:18 a. at, 7:45 a. m.. 1:20 p. Kt . and 6:18 p m. A. G. JACKSON. G. P A. JOE W. WHITE. T. P. A CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule in Effect, March 8. 1893. * Eastern Time Standard, Leave Augusta, Southern Ry.. 9:30 pm. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Chester. C. & N. W. Ry 7:43 a m. Arrive Lenoir. C. & N. W. Ry 1:16 p m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2.00 p in. Arrive Green Park, Stage .. ..7:00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage .. 7:30 p.m, GTw^HARPER. C. F, HARPER, President, G - **•