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Heavy Columbia, i.aav* Kearney 8 1-4 Kincaid and outer# - ... I 1-4 LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTEH. Lime •• 70*® 5 Rosandala cement 11.45 Portland cement 15.75 to 1.25 Louisville cement In paper aacks ..SI.OO J latter in bbla 11. 7» HARDWARE. Wall buckets, per doa I* 00 fainted buckets, per doa sl.lO H R B cedar palls, per doi .. .. $1.75 H B B cedar palls, per do* .. .. $1.09 ~b» painted, per nest $1.75 pe. Manila, per pound 8 1-2 u pe, Sisal, per pound 7c .pi , cotton, per pound .. . lOcallc alls, wire *l-76 base Nalls, cut M-i® b *»* Shovrla. Ames, per dot .. .. SUalll v r‘hovel*, diamond, per do* .. .. *7.00 IS Novels, rlvatad baok, per da*. .. M,.0 Wow blade* * 7** bsae Hato**. rad top. per do* .. .. .. (2.26 Haines, rsd top root, per do* .. I? 50 11 HI *****T OHAOC* OF OOAt 4 4 THU 1 ciWT IMF HWCfH* itffM Ml ML. 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IMS IM Sibley Mfg. Cr„ let fa 11*1 .IM ... ’ Oa R. R A B Co. slock .. 1»T 20* Southwestern R. R. Slock .. •* it** Augusta and Savannah Block . D IM CRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Oats. whit*. Backed ~ (2 Onata mixed, irked ~ (f Corn, white, sacked .. .. .. .. .. ~ ft Corn, mixed 41 Meal, bulled, per bushel 47V* Flour, common .. .. ~ t.M Flour, fancy extra .. .. .. ~ .. 1.71 Flour, ascoitd patent 4.00 Flour, etandard patent *.» Flour, fancy patrnt .. *.76 Wheal brah. 1004 b sacks *n Fine feed. 100-lb packs .. .. .. f* Hay—native, per ten 11.00 Hay-Timothy, per tos 1100 Hay—choice, per ton 14. M Hams—chair* sugar cured .. ~ lOaltH Smoked rib aides * 1-2 Dry sal riba I 1-4 Lard, purs leaf. In tierces .. .... 546 M » Helen Gould Fooled As Miss Helen Goutd was picking her way daintily along the sloppy pavement from the county court yesterday after noon. a tall, allm young man with a small brow n moustache approached her with uplifted hat. Miss Gould looked frightened, and her aunt, her cousin and her maid fluttered about her. | "Excuse me,” said the oung man,"but ! I am very anxlour to meet you; your father and my father were great friends.” ‘‘Yes?" queried Mias Gould. "Yi-s,” inn on the young man. "my name Is Cuyler Reynolds My father wan married In 18*6, and whim on hta wedding trip he was at the Fifth ave nue hotel in New York. Your father waa there , loo." "Indeed?" said Miss Gould, with a great etrtnt to appear Interested. "Yes; one day they sat In the dlnlne room drinking champagne, and talking about a railroad they were Intereatefl In. It was during Lincoln's funeral, and the city waa draped In mourning." Miss Gould sighed, "During the talk between your father and my rather," the young man con tinued, "It waa agreed between them that If your father had a daughter and my father had a son, they should mar ry." Miss Gould glanced up at the man. startled, and began edging away. “Don’t be alarmed." said Mr. Rey nolds, soothingly. "I haven't one of mv cards with me. but here Is on# of mv wife's. Will you take U?" "Oh, gladly, gladly," cried Miss Gould, “I am so pleased to have met you.” Then she glided by him and. with her fluttering female guard, went on to the hotel. Mr. Reynolds Is a society young man. ] Tie Is a nephew of Mrs. John V. L. ! Pruyn. the leader of society here. —Al- , bany Telegram In New York Journal. OASTORIAi Bin the 1 ftie Kind Vcu Hlta A!»ats Bwifl T7HIC .A.TTOT76T.A. HKRALD Q. MM A* (SIAM*. 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It I* not *wppr**d that j there will be any comparable reading# | nee airy with th* giant Instrument , Careful observation# will be made 1 however, and th# r**u!t recorded on the Instrument no that lha hit thermo meter can he read. If p—lble. In ar rerdanre with the scale of th# mailer instrument*. In malting scale# for th# tatter, the bulb la frosen and th# freeaing point recorded on the *cale. It la then boil ed and the bolting point marked on th* tube. Th* remaining points ar* fixed in by dividing up the seale Into sec tion# This simple plan *ll th* basis of the scale adopted for the seventy foot thermometer, although thl* scale may be subject to variations when the g<eat Instrument Is In working order. The largest thermometer ever made previous to the one constructed for Colonel Knight was eonatructed hy Forbes, who built one measuring near ly forty feet In length Thl* was con sidered a great aceoinpllshm»nt. and ; the Forties thermometer became on# of i the curiosities of aelence. i With the new thermometer the tem 'perature of the earth can be taken at twice the depth It ha* been possible to take It haretatare, and the records ob tained are expected to prove of unusual value to aclencs.—N. T. World How to Look Good. Good looks sre really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy j condition of the vital organ*. If the liver Is Inactive, you hsve a bilious look; If your stomach Is disordered, you hsve a dyspeptic look; If your kidneys are affected, you have a pinched look. Secure good health and you will surely have good looks. "Electric Blttera" la a good alterative and tonic Acts di rectly on the stomach, liver and kid neys. purifies the hlood. cures pimples, blotches and bolls end gives a good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed, j Sold at Howard A Willet's drug atore. j 66 centa psr bottle. _ The front cover page of the Designer 1 for January. 1*99. Is effective to a hleh degree In drawing and coloring, and Is typical of the progresslveneas of this well known publication, which Is al ways the herald of uptodate fashions j and Interests peculiarly feminine. The color plates In this Issue are partlcu- \ larly successful, as are also tbe half tones and other Mark and white Ulus- , tratons, if which there a generous sup ply. The holiday masquerader will And I original and dainty suggestions for fan- I cy rost»,im*s In the three pages devoted to the subject - Designs for pretty nee dlework, knitting, crocheting and tat ting are plentiful and very attractive. Among the literary features are “A New Year's Ghost," a clever story which reserves Its climax to the cod. an Instalment of a continued story. "An Unwarrantable Mistake," an excellent comedy. "Th* Boarding Hou**." and th# opening article of a series, “Practi cal Suggestions for Ftminlne Br*ad wlnners." Beauty hints, floriculture and Muyole sttgsstlons, cotes tm new books, eoolwry and household receipts are among the most interesting things which fill up tho t*Wc of contents. I GOOD LUCK BALING -'rOWDEH )• IH# |—§( fr* fttgk ng Ifij 111 ml of h lit telle muffins, tak Aa of ra* Hal* *, r*ti«u'|hl*. NMf*i‘ rig hm<4*t Ariel fV6I HOMO 0* |©iolll#*ri( hautsk «> *»(»«» - usa Ariel ff*i>nti7>*ntl It HtflMil of AH Ift MM VAFtlrig pPAttAf. COfßblnit Q6MI-IIV Arid QuAntity. Msriuf AC*tlf<r<l My The Scuihtm Mfg. Co.. RICNMONO, VA. in i ■ WHOLESILE PUkTS. 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LLtr BROTUChfi, H Wan— St, hew talk tugt PORTNBR’S tlortiUAU and VIENNA CABINET BRANDS OF Export Beers ARE THE BEST ASK FOR THEM, ri BRASS BAND OUTFITS PIANOS, ORG » N* and *T>-e ) MUSICAL INSTRIIHENTS. 71/ Everything New In lOP 1 SHEET nu 5 1C THOMAS & BARTON, Aut;usi«,G* CROUP CAN BE CURED AND CAN BE PREVENTED BY USING Land's Croip Drops 50 CENTS A BOTTLE. MADE AND SOL,!' ONLY BY E. H. Ift-A-ICTD Syrticus Herald: Rujpeell Sage, at the age of 82, was to* b#y to take a rest on Thanksgiving and worked at hi* office the greater part of the hoH day.” % CALL tom lufutfa Brrw ng Co t AXMOMT HKKN i 1 - * ’' V* ia %, ftL .Jn| Jim** Mb# to«* (f* 4 B E I. L E Ob" O KOKGI A Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. mmmf kI I, rOM i n AUGUSTA BEER. loir trill Inuny |urm desired from SAOO upwards, n straight 3 and 5 years t me. or on lOyearstime. payable in' equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and record fetes. No delay in getting the money. A!ei3Diier&JotiDson Apmn § fie lt«h An r o#a Along*.* Conn 1# 11 y. 705 Broad St IF YOU WAN?' TO GET BEFORE THE READERS OF | AUGUSTA PUT ! YOUR AD. IN i am in a R. MlTl HCLL, Al FX MCDONALD hupt e 1 oik Be*. A t>*u Mgr. Augusta Electric & Construction Company 212 Mcliiliau 81.-eat. El»c«ricßuppi.w~ pwkmg Tuu-*, aic.. *ic. R, |.air-> to al > l«. .rival >p|ara.us. K f t ic l.i*' 1 W.niga sp.tia.iy. Btal’Chuu* MOJ - - - tir. wgftTfiTfi, ftßgvary LOW PP.r'F.a u«r*a awk. Alsa rirr. vai vr« a...i r itting*. . s:>- fiivr.a. non rst. wtt.t.aan<t RrPAiß't. Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co., j Fftr»T\. <74 ffai lii GOES INTO EVERY HOME IN AUGUSTA. Augusta Southern Rail road Company. Schedule Effective Oct. 2nd, 1598. Lv. Augusta . .. 9:30 a. m 621 p. m. Lv. Sand«:*vtu# . 1 II p. m j 9 09 p. m. Ar. Tennlile .. .. 1:30 p.ra.j 9:21 p. tn. Ar. Macon 3:45 p m.i 2:55 a. m. Ar. Dubdn. .. . 4:20 P nj j Lv. Dublin ‘10:06 a. m. Lv. Macon .. .. 11:33 p. m.|li:ss a. m. 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Waahlagtoa and New V-jrk. . . _ rtulmae >eepm* Car* between Charlotte #cd Klchuoad Pullmaa drawinr room ftHi-tiy ear* bw tween I. r*en.l>.ro and Norfolk Close tonneo ttoa at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT, arming there ta tun* for breakfast. Solid train with 1 arlor <wra, bat earn Cha■ lesion nod A-'avUr. >.#-*• and *V-U. ». Fast Mail. Throngb Fn .man ilrawiaa r otn buffet a retd** d*ra b» tvrw Ja.-k*unrli!a and New York and Pull mao aiwpinv 1 »r» batWMB Au«tnt» and Char talta Pullmaa -.aeotas i*ra beiwscn Jack fmrille ai.d 1 vilnsabta, art rout# daily between loke.nO'ic and > ■'brtnnatt, via <i>li**tU# RANKe OANNON. J M. <TI.P. Tfcml V P A Men Mgr T M.. waahlngtoa K A. Tl-lIK h H HAHDW it’if. G. P A.. Wa-dungtoß- <*. p. A.. Atiaasn GEORGIA • - RAILROAD. (NUt aitiidlao Tima.) Schedule ECecU'e April 24. IMI Pullman Elaener# between Macoo and New York. Through Pullman Sleeper# between Au gusta and fit Loul*. ! ; Lv Augusta ..| 7:osnmi l:2opm|l«:3optn ‘ Ar Atlanta ...:i?:3spm’ B:2opm' b:00al Ar Macoo |U:l6nmj I I'tOum Ar Athena jll Ispm| T vOpm! - Ar Galne* vllle ’S 46pm| I - Ar White PI a *l;oC>m| I Ar Mill's* 1* ..l"'Xoam| I «:30a» Ar W vVtvn ..jlV.l'Mml 7:l«pm| Plravune train leaves Augusta dally exr- pt Sut lay at 5:15 p m.. and ar river at Mt:'-dgr\file at 8:10 t>. m Tralr.a arrive ct Augusts 6:l* a. n. 1 7-45 a. m.. 1:20 1.. sod 8:2". P 1. A. G. JACRBON. G. P A. JOE w. WHITE. T_Pj_ A. CJIBOJ IN a \N!) wr.i'u EKN HAILWAY , Schedule lr. Effect, March 0 l s ?*- Eastern Time Staodacd. Leav«~A ugAta ta, Southern Ry. 9:30 p Arrive Clxester, Southern Ry.. 7:11 a m. Leave Chester, C. & N. TV. Ry 7:45 a.m. Arrive Lenoir, C. & N. W. Ry 1:16 p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2 ;o ® Pm. Arrive Green Park, Stage .. .. 7:00 p.m, Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage ■■ 7:30 p.m, 'C~W~PTABPEP., C F. HARPER, President. 0. P. A.