The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, November 21, 1898, Image 2
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rt*t ih* Influent* ft whiskey, h* aald—
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John Osier*
John Hay*
Th#y had lodged hu" Ih* "•■ht In
•om* ran* Balurday night Th*y Bald
ih*y were from Oharl**lon. had n«
money and knew no! where el«* to al**p
ftatvrdav night. „
•*Tou ar* very murh Ilk* tramp*,
remarked Ih* Judge, addin* "Get out
of town by noon."
Th*r weal-
Harry Ramsey.
||r had h*aten hie wife rather badly—
|ls or 3# daya.
Jim Bradßrld.
H* had son* to a Mr. Woodward*
houae while drunk nnd Insisted on
maklqg an evenlnit iwll. Thy hour wa*
l| p, m . »« he wa» requested to leave.
Thai he refused to do, so an officer wa*
summoned He waa fined 15.
YOUNG nOTHKKS.
Croup la the terror of thousand* of
young mother* because tt* oulbreak la
no agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi
loh'* Oough ami Consumption Cure
arte like magic In case of Croun. ti
ho* never been known to fail. The,
wore! rape* relieved Immediately. Price
25 ct».. Ml rl*. and 11.90. Sold by—Ke
taller*, T. A. Huxton. Anderson'* Drug
Store. Alexander* Drug Store, We*t
Knd Pharmacy. The Kina Pharmacy:
Whole pale re. Davenport * Phlnlay.
Mra. FoWler—“So you have been to
alt up with a *lrk nmn, eh? John Fow
ler, can you look me In the face and
say that?”
Mr. Fowler— “Why of course I R«,
Nettie. What do you take me for
Just a common amateur liar?" —Boston
Trascrlpt.
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Major I mean to dlapaiehed a atraad
prnvoat r»ard to tto aeawo, stat tft* an- 1
a roe. bad all dlapanwd. aad ana# to.
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to w far w ttor# wara provoat to
apar# but »aal to tto at#n have been,
; «>p double duty aad aw Already over
worked
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hag* ete.. 1« aIH«M«r. «"d other
leather* *1 the A o***l* Novtoty W.efe.
Mt Broad atreet.
BADLY BLATEN
Ovar tha H*ad With a Flatto Butt By
Mia Kootn rtat*.
Mr. W. J. LovcU. a young wbtt#
man rraldlng In Want Mod. »»• b#for
the recorder today ll# waa charged
with having beatro hi* roommate,
John Mclntyre null# badly.
About ! ofrlork Saturday nlghl lx*v
ett came liWo hla room In a drunken
rondtiton. Thereupon, Mclntyre re
monalrated with Lovett and tto latter
drew hi* piatol and beat hla roommate
over the head fearfully. Isivelt told
the recorder that he had mot *truck
Mclntyre a lick, hut Hie evldenee war
against that atalemem.
Several persona living nearby were
awakened by hearing Melntyr* ery ont,
"Oh, lord’ he ll killing me!"
Po!le# Offlcer Redd nished to the
spot and arrested Ixivett.
The senlenee Imposed on the later
waa $lO or twenty days and a binding
over to the elty eourt on » bond.
The eharge that he will he tried on at
the latter court la assault nnd battery.
Vou can get a fine suit cheap for cash
at K. J. Henry A Co.’s, 216 and 21S
Campbell street.
STOLE CI.OThJINO. .
Jlnt Olover Has Been Put Behind
Bars.
Jim Glover has been put behind the
bars for taking tip with several articles
of clothing that he found ut a resi
dence on Greene street. The stolen ar
ticles were found in hla possession
when arrested. He will be tried In
city court.
An Enterprising Druggist.
There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Howard A VVII
- who spare no pains to secure the
best of everything In their line for their
many customers. They now have the
valuable agency for Dr. King s New
Discovery for Consumption, Ceughp
and Colds This I* the vvosideiful rem
edy that Is producing such » Turur all
over the country by It* many slanting
cures It absolutely cures Asthma,
bronchitis Hoarseness and ail affe.
lion* of the Tltfoab T'ltest arid l.ungs
Tall at above drug store and gel a trial
battle for 10c. or a regular size for 50
emits’ and 51.00. Guaranteed to cure or
price refunded.
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TECHS VS. CLET'ON.
Augaataas fa Wltaeas Gridiron (lame
Next Thursday.
Tb# football team from the Georgia
Technological aeftool and the pig akin
puncher* from Clcmson (8. C.) Col
lege will meet or (ft* gridiron In the
elty on Thanksgiving. The game wIH
be played at the ball park.
The Tech* have three gamea
this season. The flrst was played In
Atlanta with the Atlanta Athletic Aa
sorlatloa. The second game waa
played at Athena with the Cnlverslty
of Georgia, where the Tech* were
again defeated by a score of 15 to 0.
The third game was played at Auburn,
which resulted In the Tech* being de
feated by a score of 29 to 5. On ih *
other hand Ctemaon has played an
equal number of game* and lost only
one.
All the ex-eollege men In the e!ty
will no doubt attend the game.
The Regulars Are Orderly,
For some time I have noticed criti
cisms In your paper upon the disturb
ances caused by the soldiers. 1 wish
to state through the columns of your
paper (The Herald) that the trouble
was not caused by the Third ravolry t
Regular soldier* must keep the honor
of our profession, that of aoldlerlng,
the same as a carpenter, or grocer, or
any other man must protect hla busi
ness or profession.
Also that we have been subjected to
a great mttny more restrictions here In
Augusta In regards to visiting nny
neighboring city than in any place we
have ever been in.
In your paper three weeks ago yon
stated the night previous was the most
quiet ulglit tn Augusta for a long
time. Then there were no volunteers
here nor any provoat guard.
We have received such kind treat
ment at the hands of the citizens that
we take this anonymous way of thank
ing them and wl’l show .that we appre
ciate it. by good conduit and gentle
manly behavior while tn your beauti
ful city.
Trusting you will pardon the liberty
1 have thus taken to put the Third iu
their true light and of thawing the
officials and citizens of Augusta, T re
ntalu, my dear sir, A Regular.
YOU THY IT.
Ti Shiloh's rough and Consumption
Cure, which 1* sold for the.smalt-price
of i's els.rod et* and Sl.Oil-does u#t ours
:uke the bottle back and we wIH ivtund
the money. Sold for over rtftv years
ou this guatante* Pi'cy.lu tt# aud 50
cts. Sold by— Retailets, T. A Buxton.
Asdersou's Drug Stoiy.. AldxVißder s
Drug store. Wes I Rnd Pharmacy. The
King Pharma. > : Wlnd.-subas, Darcn
porl A Phiulxy.
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' prove It and w*’H W r°° ®*.” Pften**
gronned a* eve* tto aieftadßeß* of
thee* aatotlever*.
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, miiwlf Ain’t I Jea t«lt yoa to *tt
n atandtn- right dar afore d* Are. *•*»-
Up' me hun Helen keep roast ”b oar
Malta, *ame a* algg* rvddy fur ter
hatch em Inter aft* )*•« •• m " m “ m *
alia him er chance ter warm en» up er
ileetle. Tr**lr. d# angel waa aftandtn
i right Anr Wtf to anory whit* •'"«* •*
treflta’ <>n d# «•«* twy ain’t no
[ t-Utn’ nhal h# mout a said, but fuat
thing I know’d. 1 hear him gth er lae
n,. p rea. h. and I #** dat d* end .d. to
wu* n Maatn. 0,1 r<>urne he
iltln’t know nothin' ertout Are—wher
he come fr<mt; *o I Jeat Jumped right In
an (matched out d*m frattors what
wa* aßre. H* any Thau key.' and den
he cautions mt egtn InfUt Jedglng yutb
rv folk*, case he aay d» man what atare
he ftnvder* aln* outer CORBtftlSae# am
d n (*t* hah ter look rrona-.yed ter see
he own. nn wtd dat h* By off I ke he
wu. In too hlg a hurry fuh ter pick up
dene little pleeen. Data whar *>* ""*ll
an de feartder cum tr..m, W>rd. Mft*'
Hoe*. Mars* Captlng.'’ he concluded—
picking ll up nnd handing tt round to
t examined —"everhody wl.l any .row
know nus ter are dal dat feather am
too white fuh anything top er de earth
,-rptln er angel er er g'.we. Aln t dat
so, Marse Henry, sah?" . _ ,
-How many geese have been mt**v«l
In the nelidd'orhood. Henry?” broke ut
the sheriff Cwllnently.
"Hum—let me «ee (counttngl 1, 2. S, «.
5 S T None —we're alt here, and tt *
time the flock scattered. Phone* yoatre
won this time. Mind and keep right mt
In that straight or narrow path. Ho
long boy*. la* they passed out), we ve
done worse than Phonß» and his friends
for we've robbed Apptlrtg Court House.
Well, well! As Uncle Peter used to sav.
tve’te all go< our own apeelal little
cussednesses. In one peraon H» one
thing and another In Wtother. hut you
can't expect a pig and a peacock to
have the same notion alsiut tails, or a
pretty girl and an elephant to think the
same way about what’s pretty In noses,
eh?”
.And a» they panned slowly down tnt*
biff road th*‘ crooning wall of Sitting
on d«? Golden Altar.
Don't" you want ter go ter Jordan,
Just like John,
Why don't ybu put de right shoes on,
Mlttln' on de golden altar.
What kind of shoes am deni he war
Dat he went sailin' fru de air,
T.r sit on de golden altar.
Swung out on the night air like a pean
of victory. ’
RTHEI. HATTON.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to cure. 26c. The genuine has L.
B. Q. on each tablet.
A New Soldier.
Private Art. Lawton. <st Co. 15. Geor
gia volunteers, is the happiest man in
town today. tv
He says camp life ha#’ no . more
charms for h+mv He smuts to stay a:
home and nugse (he .JO-pound boy
(James Nelson Layton) (that came last
night. Mother ami boy doing well.
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■ frwwt to tft# ITtf Hotel aad aa»*d a
| hcTlla'-t dtaflay as toewoefta, carneito
j tfte admiral to tto Hly hall Mayo'
Ffclttaa awed aa cftate»««R to the
meeting aad a ll* to Msty-ftre vlr*-
! preaidvats. roapmd to mea to aM j
: prtoftaiuaa aad trade* tdaa aftexHed, |
' Tha eatlre eolaateer toe depaGaaeat. !
Grand Amy veteeaaa- fualvdaratr vet- ,
>er»R*. and all patriotic aad o*l# or- '
gan’iallona. Rwladlag betid, of mu.)
aad drum corps, wre la Uae, sad a np
rtmoa to tto trefteodoua dearnwn
lloa Id hla hnaoe when the rows to the
dratrarih-a to Cerverae toet reached
Frrdevtc k waa repealed
' Admiral llchley (ft Haturvfty elallH
the srtvie Of hla birth a '*• •«">*«
from lowa, aad waa afterward* drlrea
ever tto city aad stopped to apeak to
a Bomber of old acquaftiamv*
Ha and Mrs. tohley paid a visit to
the Woman s Colleae In the f®r#noon.
When to addressed the atndenta and
the Acuity. At notm. aecotnpanicd by
hta immediate relativaa. ihe MftUie* o'
Hr. Fairfax Schley. Mr. Thttme*
Schley. Mr*. Laura Schley Chapiter,
and MaJ E. T. Ooldaborough. he took
I a trip oe»r the electric road to Miodle
town. He also visited the convent and
SC John’s Catholic school. At tto Wo
man's school he was embraced by sev
eral young ladies.
Mra. Edgar L. Mll’.er died yesterday
at her home on South Market atreet,
after six weeks of suffering. Her hus
band Is prominent in telephone man
agement and helped to establish the
Chesapeake and Potomac system In
Maryland. She leaves several child
ren Mra. Miller was a daughter of
Mr. C. E. Knattir. a former owner of
tto Frederick Examiner.
A fashionable wedding took place in
St. Mark’a Episcopal rhutrvh, Pe'etr
vllie. at high noon today, when Miss
Mildred Walker Nelson, sister of Mr*.
Edward Helfcnsteln. was married to
Rev. John I. Yelliiottt son of Major
John I. Yelllot, of Towson, Baltimore
county. Miss Joan Bird Pago waa
maid of honor and Dr. Thomas Wil
liamson, of this city, and Dr. l-eaveu
West, of Brunswick, were ushers. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev,
Edward Halfenetnto, pastor of St.
Mark’s. A reception followed the wed
ding.
George Gibbons, who shot and killed
Leslie Horlne, has been removed from
the Frederick county Jail, where he
awaits trial.
A MARYLAND NURSE.
She is a Defendant of John Anthony,
a Native Spaniard.
Baltimore, Md., Nov. 21. —Miss Car
oline M. Anthony, who hits been doing
such good work as a nurse in Cuba, is
u native of Kent county, this state, and
a descendant of John Anthony, a Span
iard by birth. He came to America
and fought in the Revoluttonarv War
Her father was Wayne Anthony, of
Kent county, receiving his name from
the the fact that bis father. John, was
an iulimaie fetaud and warm supporter
of ' Vlad'' Anthony Wayna Ml** An
thony Unvoted much of her tint# to the
relief of the wounded soldiers av Si
honey aud woo the gratitude of officers
and privates alike. She was finally ta
ken sick herself and was compelled to
return home.
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Boy 'a Pan Fatal.
Minneapolis, Minn.. Nov. 21—Rich
ard Haeitel. aged 11 year*, died I**l
Wednesday with symptom* of brain
fever, and R la possible that hla death
is tto outcome of a sham battle In
dulged In about a week ago. by the
tadaofjhe neighborhood. Young Haer
lel, who lived In Ihe San Mateo fiats.
Sixteenth atreet and Fifth avenue,
south. In the protended fight took tto
part of n Turk, and Charles Chamber
lain. aged IS. was an American. It
seems to be agreed that I here wa*
some sort of a clash between the two
boys and the Chamberlain youth ad
mits that be followed Haartel. after tto
little fellow started for home, slapped
anil struck him with a small piece of
! rope.
The Haertal boy complained of be
ing 111 when he reached home,, but tv.is
i better the next day. and attended
school. Last Monday he was worse
and a physician was summoned. On
Tuesday the trouble was diagnosed as
brain fever. The boy continued to
grow worse and early Thursday moru-
Ing he died.
Alleged Forger.
Hastings. Minnesota. November 17.
Charles Hilkor, who was arrested at
St. Paul by Chief Hartin. was held to j
the grand jury today by Justice Newell j
hv forging a check bearing Edmund i
Starke's name, at Cavanaughs Bros.’j
meat market. ,
Nurses Are Ready.
Minneapolis. Nov. 17. With per
mission to send twenty trained nurses
to Manila, grauted by Surgeon General
Sternberg, the Red Cross society Is re
ceiving applications, and holds the
.mimes of Mrs. Annie E. Bolton and [
Miss Emma M. Moxley as The probable |
purses to go with the next transport.
The Bell Tower Drug Store,
CONNER GREpNE AND JACKSON STREETS
gW- nder new management. 'A ne« line "f Fr«sh BrURS, Toilet Article*,
Brushts, Et>-: We wake a specialty of Physicians Prescription*.
Bell Telephone 5223 PATTERSON & WADE.
C. B. Allen
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tag aftd will stave tto actoaMch aaa
lyard.
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TOILET LIST.
Onßihe. Hair Rrwnhe*. Tooth
Bruabe*. Boapa. hhaving’ Mirror*.
Military Braato*. Sharing Bruabe*.
Suspensory Bandage*. Whlak
Broom#. Shoe Polish#.-*, Tooth
Powders, t ologaes. Etc.
MEDICINE LIST!
PRi OIi.DER’9 LIVER Pll.l*. 25e.
bo*. Tto moat extensively used
Southern pill. No gripe*. No
strkßesa.
WILD CHERRY OOI’GH CI’RE. 26c.
botUa. The beateon earth.
I-AND’d HEADACHE CAPSI’LES. 2
for 5c.; 12. 25c. box. No morphine,
no anti pyrin. Cure# SB out of S 7
headaches. Cures, too, tto after
spree bust bead.
Y. K. W.. 50c. An external gonorrhoea
cure. Cures at once.
HUNTERS SPECIFIC. 60c. An In
ternal cure for gonorrhoea. Im
mediate cure.
Tbe Howard & Wiilet rrng Company
812 Broad Street. Augusta.
Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21.
HOYT’S
milk:
WHITE
FLAG
Full of Fareiciai Hilariousness.
..MARY MARBLE.
THE OBI’HAN
And a Host of Fertile Comedians and
Frisky Female Funsters.
g&- - a!e opens Saturday Morning
at ihomns A Barton's. Trices: First
T Rows Parquet f 1.25 , rest *l. Balcony
75c and 50c; Gallery 25c.
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