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C'oalaa Spool eotton. par do*-... •• <> Amarlran Indl*o blu«*. «l*M .. •• * •** Slaiar Oil* laolldl 9l*tl * Amartran Indigo blua* *I*M .. .. * Iniarnational black* «*M .. .. * * Allan'* cardinal* »lxM .. * Allan * Laionaa MiM J India bln* * India blua Eun*l*nt'a ««*•» * klartho W*«bln*lon MxM * 3 '* Carnar'a radiant* J Chartar oaka. 1 *'■ TICKS. J 1 * Amoakaa* A C A , ' 3 Amoakaa* A Amoakan* * **• * *'* PLAID HOMEdI’tJNS City Mill* * *'* Foar yard, good K Inch » *’ 4 Lodi ahlrttnga M*a« * J'J Lodi draaa atyla* M*«o 3 *'* 61. Clair draaa atylea 4 Ocaan 3 3-4 klarirat fandea .. .. S 1-4 ( Hlaca.lanaoua brand*, light */i*ht 11 * ;* 3 l»2>tta I yard* plain 3 *-* Thorndik* •• * ■*’ Uarcula* 1 1-4 J 1 *'• Palliaro, $2 b*l Ho bo* 16 F. a. I . 3» Mil* to bo* 1# E. G. P . Ki ball* to lb 17 1-i Muacoca* B 3 1-* 47 trrh 4 1-* yd. plaid*, best maka -4 Simpson silk flnisb foulards tlx Pacific mourning* * 4 x«4 4 1-t China silk* 8 4 *64 * 4 l' 4 * Rock port . 6 1-2 Slater *4\»4 * 3 !- 3 Concord, MiM 3 l' 4 Roma » l' 4 Edward* 3 ** 3 Plftl Avenue ’ 3 I ‘ 4 KBARBEV S. Heavy Columbia, «.cnvy Kearsey 8 »-4 Kincaid and othara - * 4 * 4 LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTEK. Lime ™»*» Roiandal# U- 4 » Portland cement J 2.76 to J. 25 Louisville cement In paper tack* ..lI.M Ptaater In bbla • 6 HARDWARE. Wetl bucket*, per do* M OO Painted bucket*, per do* 11.10 ” H H B cedar palis. per du* .. .. *1.75 S H B B cedar r»H*. P*r dm .. .. 12-00 Tub* painted, per nest *l-75 Rope. Manila, per pound 9 1-3 Rope. Sisal, per pound 7c Rope, cotton. n*r pound .. .. lOcaltc Nalls, wire f l - 73 ' , * se Nall*, cut Shovels. Am**, per do* .. .. *ll**ll- v Shovel*, diamond par dot .. .. *7.00 Soovalc, rlvated baok. l*»f do*. .. M./6 Plow blade* .. .. * *'* iL*!? Hama*, rad toft. PM tom » » Hamea rad top root, par dm .. .. *2 60 |T HE tdfHT GRADES OF COAL — lai mi towrAT rtricf- )Hi #• mslv (hRt m *♦*• •• ** |ll Bl Ik#*#. fN»# IS,, ( a e« H •* I if - toft |fl fib $« •• *• ***••* t I*9 N#HMb #§»*••. fßbf S»dS h •« •» ** * I Midi* jrjbfilßt. iNFf ll*# .* 4 w 33 hrafWtM* »#<*• rff » «t •« a. •> »•» JTNMNI fbHf 4«MI i*9 .* f* *1 It • #tf'A#4 ftto* EFuXi M s * !••* Mi n*m* ttniiA »• *> m «»*•* •• * 4 m* *«•#« I*tof lib »• •••••• • m Mi f emim fpft #«*• ,* «« •• ** •* W-is •%** fIMNI Ms* I Ms 4m at M » JJ At# iniwiitt Mb A b* f 4m *«••*• At# s«fiA*tot Hm A pm A t *• •« •• A • to# I A?#t §»tof A 4- '* a***!' s4# If TtYtlt yim #>ta t#t Hb ** i* Ab SH*M plow. II 11. l M I » •*. I, IB STATE BONDB Qastail -m Pfoeka and hohdo furnish• <9 6y 2i ha W Die key Rid Ashed Genret* Ca. Ito ..11l ... tieef«ia «l it tel* ltd *•• osmtti a t-r*. 1*« .. .. .. IS ... Cenrt a I t-r*. IM* W He. fe I* I t-r* in* . .. .. .. IB p«uih Carolina 4 I K* .. . lit 111 errr bonds A<*•»•** 7 ■ I** 3 I'* Asiwli P*. 1*99 It* ••• j Aotu.'a l#S I*k e.. Aa*v*l* 4 If* IMS .. .. .. IS ... Autuata fa 1927 «. .... .. .. I9S ... Atlanta f*. Ill* .. .. .. e. US A'iania r* 19*9 .. .. .. .. I** A'taai* r* l*M .. IM Ai'ante 1 1 -fa. 'MI IB At'ah’* fa 1197 . .. .. .. .. I*9 ... Sava hash **. 1999 •• .. 11l Savannah *# I*l* tit R..«ne I*. 191* .. >•* Cnlhfntxi* 6*9. 1909 ~ „ .. •• 109 •• • Columbus 4 l-r*. 1997 „ I*4 ... j Macon 4 l-r*. 1999 .. •• .. IB ; Martel f». 1919 ~ n...... •* 6M ... | •fslmsWi r*-f9 ,« •« ee .. 99 m, Chat'ealns f*. I*o9 .. •• .. ~ 97 ... •—Graded UAILfvDAD BONDS. Qrseils R 9. 6 Bh* Oa. «*. 1992 IM n. Oseifis R. K. A Bk* Co. fa. 1929 IM Cnarlolt* Columbia 41 As- IMS's I*l I'*, 1*99 I*l Che riot I e Columb'a A As guaia. Id r*. I*l* 117 AUfUSta So. R R.. t's. 1*21.. ... M C. R R. Banking Co. Collat eral Trnai I'*. I**7 .99 99 Southern Rallwoy I'o. 19*4 .. .. 92 M Control of Georgia Railway, Ist rnnaol nmrt. I'a, 191$ .... 99 99 C. of O. It' pr»f In S 49 Central nf Gaorgla Railway. 2(1 pref incomes. 1411 II 14 C. of O. 1*» pref in,. I*ll .... 9 • II S A K . Ist m. I*. I*l* . .99 197 South Geo>(ih and Florida. td r». t*» 101 South Urorglh and Florida. td r*. If** 10* Ocean Steamship Co., lal 9*o 2d 7'a, 18*9 IM ... FACTORT BONDS. Enterprise Mfg Co., I*l 9'a. 1903 109 ... Sibley Mfg. Co.. l«t fa. 1901 100 Sibley Mfg. Co.. Ist fa. 1901 .100 Go R R * B Co. slock .. I*7 *OO Southwestern R. R. Stock .. 99 iU9 Augusts and Savannah slock 99 100 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. jOatS. white, sacked SI j Ooata. mixed, sacked ~ II j Corn, white, sacked 12 ' Corn, mixed .. .. 49 Meal, bolted, per bushel 471$ Flour, common .. .. .. .. .. .. 9-10 Flour, fancy extra 9.71 Flour, second patent .. .. .. .. .. 4.00 Flcmr. s'andard patent .. .. .. .. 4.26 Flour, fancy patent 4.76 Wheat bran. 100-lb sack* SO Fine feed. 100-lb sacks 90 Hay—native, per ton .. .. .. .. 12.00 Hay - Timothy, per ton 19.00 Hay—choice, per ton 14. 00 Hams -choice sugar cured .. .. 10all 1 * Smoked rib aides • 1-9 Dry sal ribs .. 6 3-4 Lard, pure leaf. In tierces 691 aiVfcN Tw ELVh Y CARS. Declares His Predecessor Was a Da- ' lauiter In $1,000,000. ! Philadelphia. Dec. 13. Gideon W. ,Marsh, the former president of the wrecked Keystone National bank, wao today sentenced by Judge Butler of tha : United Stales district court to Itnprls 'on men l for twelve years and three 1 months and to pay a fine of five hun j d. ed dollars. Marsh was charged with conspiracy. : mak ng false entries on the books and issuing false reports to the comptrol'er iof the currency. It was thought pos sible that Marsh might, when brought up for sentence, make a statement Im plicating olhersr in the wrecking of the bank, but he merely Informed the court that his predecessor in the p-es- Idency of the bank had left a defalca tion of over a million dollars and he (Marsh) never profited a dollar j through the bank's losses, How lo Look Good. Good looks are really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of the vital organs. If the j liver is Inactive, you have a bilious ’ look; If your stomach Is disordered, you have a dyspeptic look; if your kidney* are affected, you have a pinched look. Secure good health and you will surely have good looks. "Electric Bitters" is a good alterative and tonic. Act* di rectly on the stomach, liver and kid neys. rurtrtes the blood, cures pimples, blotches and bolls and gives a good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at Howard & Willefs drug store. M cents per bottle. Two crocodiles in a clrcu* at Bayeux, France, got into a fight In which the hind leg of one of the beasts w*.c badly i lacerated. A veterinary surgeon wee called in, who amputated the lag suo cessfully. the crocodile being a* Uveiy | ....... | THE AUGUFTA HERALD A llMtft *# A#r«*M# • v «*«>•« % .#ha# tl VfME §4 <M Httf«Cl§*lMlt£ *l«ft ttf 9*i»* 4#*t HffcllM#* 1# A *4**l A It Ml 0f *<**»«! tat t«fvi# t||'# ## #M #f '.fc# MNMt #tM», *fHiiltt 4# ft fpFMMfcf# tol- AM# 111 IM) ift |MHf . f |MWt til# Wart#ftA#t til ftllMA 90 Clift ftffftf • ft# *%* rftftf, b4t 1# lft# #l|t#f ftftNMHlttftft 00 tft# ftftllftft |Nftgt« 4#ftf H#Kt#l«# ftrft# Mum #9 M-I'ft 1 fftftlfttlU #t*ftftlft ftMft JlMlftftff t * till, ft#4 ftrftft #4»#ftt#4 til I ft# fttftftgi ft fMfttNl ft ft# At‘#f ft#’ if ftft't### iMf'* # ftttftlft ft# >-• Fftft Iftfttf ft# ( ft ft# ft < 111 IMP (Mlftti# ftCftft^Mi» W# ftftllfttft# ft# ft pHftfttft in tft# Tom* It Tuff# Otllft %*n|«if»!##r *ftlftft<ff, lift lift# tt« INI. tit pmmrn*4 in ft*#* tit -ftftHll Aft If tft, IMJ, to tftt Mftfftftftfttlt r#Mfftftff ?e li#S. ft# tftltl Ifttf J|, tfftt H# •#»#•# tftftfftftft* fill f du 1 ft# Miff* ftf Om# ita it W Mum Cfftfft CfOnl ftft# Witfltll ft. Hftnmrti. ft## vtt ftrtmtft# Mft|#f ft# the Polled BUl«* Volgg'ewDi k* Proa deni Uarole foe gs'lgglry I* hot lie, Vareb If. 1W: are* detailed s* aelin* twMHi gdjataot genera* of iho First d 1 >latoo Firrt 9 my rorgw on lb# *i*!f of Go*. B. t. ftorrwll. wai m'lete-vd out of aereeo Julv f* 19*2 On f*- (arnlog to civil life ho etod'ed lew In Mshonlng countv. too* 9 cooeee « Hie Albany, K T . law whoo ia4 M 1997 he was admitted 10 th# bar. sod -allied si Con'on Ohio, which ha* s nee bee* hi* home. Is IBM h* wa* elected ycoeocotlog ailomev of Btgrft rouniy. and ae-ved s term la that of firs In 1878 h* was alar'ed a meenber of Ih* national house of renraaer.lat ve*. and for fourteen year* repreaeo'ed Ih* congreestonal dlstrtrt of which hi* fOt nly was a pari Aa ehtlrmxa of the wan *»d mesa* commute# he re ported ih* urlß saw of IRh*. hot '• Noretnehr following ho was rtafnied for congress In n gerrymandered dla tfict, although reducing Iho naual ad verse majority f on 1,080 to MB. In 1991 ho was elected Governor of Ohio by a plurality of tUlt »«d In l**J waa re-olacted by g plurnllly of 86,- 886 H* waa a delegate at large to the republican convention In I*Bo. and supported James O. Blaine for p esl dent. He wa* a member of th# com mittee on roaolutlon* and read th# platform to th# convention. In 1888 he was alao * delegate at large from Ohio etipportlng John Sherman, and •# chairman of th# committee on resolu tion# again rsported the platform. In IRB2 he was again a delegate at large from Ohio aid supported the nomina tion of Benjamin Harrison, and served as chairman of tbo convention. At that convent on 18* vote# were rant for him for pronMent. although he had per* Ist ently lefus.'d to have bis name con-1 aldorad. In Jane 1888. be was nominated for the presidency at th# fit. loula con vention. receiving d«1 out of n total of 808 vote*. He waa elected president at the ensuing November election by j n popular plurality of 800.000 vote*, and received 171 electoral vote*, as against 176 for W. J. Bryan of Ne biaska. For Croup u*«» CHE NEY’S EXPECTORANT. army reorganization. The Hearing Before the military C m mlttee Still on Today Washington. P. C.. Dec. 13.—The adjutant general's office at the war de partment was well represented today at th# hearing before the houae com mittee on military affair*, relative to the proposed Increase In the army. j Adjutant General Corbin waa expec ted to open the hearing, but waa de tained at the department. His office was represented, however, by officers from several of the main branches of the army, name y Briga dier General Schwan. Major Heiatand, Major Simpson and Major Johnston. General Schwan detailed at length the organisation of the army under the p an proposed by the Hull bill, w-hlch has the endorsement of the secretary of ; war. | Paine In the chest when a person has a cold Indicate a tendency toward pneu monia. A niece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on to the chest over the seat of pain will promptly relieve the pain and prevent the threatened attack of pneu monia. Thle same treatment will cure a 'ame back In a few hours. Bold by Al exander Drug and Seed Co., C. R. Parr of Bell Tower Drug Co. Beer For the Soldiers Washington, Dee. IS.—Commissary General Egan, of the War Department, continued his testimony before the war mvestigatuug commlhsion toiiuy. He urged that the subsistence department control all transportation of all Ita own supplies, and of furnishing means for cooking, and eating. He thought the quartermaster gqneral's department overburdened with duties Innumerable. He pointed out that the British army was not a» well fed by any means as our own, and that the rations already provided for the United State# soldier* were satisfactory, with the possible addition of dried fruits. He spoke of the constant and urgent importunities, which he said sometimes amounted to peraacutlon. that various articles of food be added to the regular rations. One well known senator, whose name waa withheld, he said, proposed and 1 insisted on one article being added, which he claimed would cost about 1 cent ration. While this might be so. for the whole array its cost would amount to an amaslng figure. He be lieved beer should be furnished men in tuch quantities a* the command ing office: s may decide to be best. Per Xmas we bare Fancy Rovkers, Gold Chair*, Tables, Lampa, Ruga and iDstks. Must be fold. Fletniag & Bowie*. POOD U|uck BAKING POWDtR 15 THE BEST *' 56&HTKN M** •Qt "Pjj! v> W IFA2BJJ Ai* A f .OA. ASitfWils TOILET LIST. Cofttt, Vtr>Mift#ftn Tootfc Brufthoft, ik-#|s*. ftftavtift Mlcvnf% Mi!ltftr> Hnnlti KMtlfii Brntiw. SuipfOKirr Mf}<9fti#«, Wftftft BttMMftft, PtlO# fto Ifttlft .'fta Toot ft Fo«r##m. Colcgcfft. lie, MEDICINE LIST! DR| OILDER'S FlUft. »c boa. Th* moet esteaaivety us -1 Southern pill. No gripes. No alrkwes*. WILD CHERRY COCOH Ct'Rß. 18c. hottlo. Tbo beat on earth. LAND'S HEADACHE CAFBUIJEB, I 1 for Bc.; 13. 25c boa. No morphia*, ! no entlpyrln. Cure* 88 out of SI beadarbea. Curfs, too, the ofteg , . spree bust head. T. K. W.. 80c. An titemal gonorrhoea curs. Cures at once. HUNTER'S SPECIFIC. 80c, Aa In- ■ # terna! ear* tor gonorrhoea. Im * mediate cure. I fte Howard l Vi lei ini Codpedti Sl2 Broad Sircet, Augusta. FOR IRON FENCING CALL ON— AUCUSTA FENCE CO.. I 810 mb Hirret, Aiixiiere, (la ul Town Work So idle ~^n ETERNAL PUNISMMENI. No Authority tor Expunging Ever lasting I rum the l.ible Savannah, Dec. 14. Rev. Boh White Sunday morning preached to a large congregation In Christ Cbu ch. from a part of the fourth vorae and fourth chapter of the Gospel according to St. Matthew. The subject of bis discourse was, “It is Wr.tten." He stated that when a clergyman had ta ken the vows of tha church upon his knees he received a copy of the sc Ip tures in his hand with the Injunction to preach the gospel to every crea- j ture. This was the commission and ere-1 dentlal of an amhaaoadorr. He did not give the Bible back to the church and ask to be allowed to preach only certain pa ts of It, but he accepted It in It* entirety and exclaimed. "Woe is me if I preach not the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.'* "He who be lleves shall be saved." The sin of un belief Is a great Bin and here was whe-e the great influence of Satan was exerted,. The one faithful peacher was our Lord and no one ever preached as he preached. Whe ever he quoted the writings of the Old Testament It was to confirm them, not to throw doubt upon them. “It Is written.” means “by the finger of God.” It la the supreme court of final ar bitration. We are' not to preach or believe what we would like to think or what we would like to l.elic-ve, but what Is wdtten. Mr. White s;ated that there was a tendency In modern times to expunge the word "everlast ing” from the scriptures. This new doctrine was made tfc apply to ever lasting punishment and to remove it from the belief of Christians, and yet the doctrine of everlasting hell can be deduced from the sersneo on the mount. If we accept the Idea of eternal life we must accept the Idea of ete nal j death. If we expect everlasting reward | we must admit the idea of everlasting punishment. If we hope for everlasting salvation, we must fear everlasting destruction. Men die and their opinions change, hut the Word of God is immutable and although heaven and earth may pas* away what the finger of God has writ ten shall not pass away. We Mve the best largre type Bibles inflevb ebind- Ings in the city. Our price onlv S t .50, others charge $2.50 and 53.00. At Richards A Shaver's. CALL tO* lu£usia Frew ng Co's rXPOfIT BIRR m' 1 i I | i ' BBIiL E Ob" GEORGIA Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. —CALL TOE— AUGUSTA BEER. MONEY Til LOAN. In any sums desired from SSOO upwards, in straight 3 and 5 years t me, or on lOyears time, payable in equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and record fee;*, No delay in getting the money. AlozsiderftJokosoi Airn iAe Umh Am* r eta Xlorfgftttt Cocuptoufg 705 Cr-iad St IF YOU WANT' TO GET BEFORE THE READERS OF AUGUSTA PUT YOUR AD. IN 111 EHli B. R. MITrHI.LL, AIEX McDONALD hU|>( o. < on. sere ft utoo. s*g r. Augusta E'ectric& Construction company 212 Mtlnlian fiiret", Electric Sbpputt— pckiug Xu t. «■*., #ic. It. t'#tr- in eil i tc neat ■ ptara uu E n trie Ltgnt Wiring a *p<u#it). I<#.l 'Ftavina ltMi - - o’ r< »gvt 676. LER F EED And varrToW PRICES. Large gtnek. AIM PJPF. VAI.V *•".% and KITTING*. KN «I w F. 4 *, KOI I F HS. H I hh% and RE TA I RS. Irfjinbard Iron Works & Supply 00., Ararsr* ga ** if 1111 GOES INTO EVERY HOME IN AUGUSTA. Augusta Southern Rail road Company. Schedule Effective Oct. 2nd. IS9S. Lv. Augusta . .. 9:30 a. ro.j 6:21 p. m. Lv. fcahdeisvtlie . 1:19 p. m.j 9.09 p. m. Ar. Tenniile .. .. 1:30 p.m.| 0:21 p. m. Ar. Macon 3:45 p m.j 8:66 a. ra. Ar. DuOitn 4:20 p m.j Lv. Dublin '10:00 a. m. Lv. Macon .. .. 11:38 p. m.!11:55 a. m. Lv Tenniile. . . 6:15 a. m.| 3:30 p. m. Lv. Sandersvllle. 5:25 a, m.j 3:21 p. m. Ar. Augusta . .. 9:00 a. m.j 7:10 p. m. Eastern Time. Close connection made at Tennn l'e with Central R, R. for Macon, and wl 1» Wrlghtaville and Tennill* R. R. 2or Dublin and Hawk nsville. C, TV. JACKSON, Gen. Fgt. Pass, Agt. James tT. 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Aetna 2 9 80111® Ml 1:1119 ... Fandletag ..M I.WbM 9:49* 9 #• IS; Ot> It? Croso'g f 5.90'11 61 9:41, 8:881 Uj AA.ni'. cm9| fj 9:14 U 8» ' 8:891 1:16 24 .. I9NACA ..M 4:S*ZSM 8:111 II I !» 4w tod. w#*«i Uniog .#, I it; I:t8| M 1... Wailullo ...at S:l7j AM iTM.i j Loot* Arrlv, PM TJI. No 19 lte.l No ll N#.» g. Ref elar Station. F. Fteg Station. I All r*a 'lor trains from Anderson t* Waibal.a bav* right to track ever trains of tha same rlaas moving la op posite dire. Ilea, uni*** otherwise spec ified by tra ■ ardcra. | Will aise men a< following atari *o# to take on or I*l off passengers: Fids nry's. James end Sandy gpringa. | No U conned* with Southern rail way No. 19 at ASderson. No*. 9 sod 6 connect with Ronthoi s ! raileay Noa. U and 91 at Kennca. , 2. R. ANDERSON. «up*r ntendent. ifTiimccotsTlineT SHORTBST AND '4l'K'K EFT ROUTE TO THK CAil AND NORTH, i 9:3Upn>! L*..Aug isth. Ga. Ar I 7:69a« { S OSpmj Lv.. v Alkrn Ar j 7:l»*m I 9:l7pmi Ly....Dsnmi rk....Ar | 9 17pm i 4:50pm1 LV.. ..Orl BgtAr | 6 40am I 8 06pm ) Lv..Sum: sr, k C... Ar | 4 2»am i:26pmi Lr....Fitrened....Ar j I:96am |o.3Snm| Lv.. Fsyeltavlll*...Ar j I:l4pm Z:!lom{ Ar.Petersburg.Vo.Lv ! 8 12pm SrOOamj Ar Richmond....Lv j 8,12 pm 7:4tam! Ar..Washington..Lv | B:44pm 9 Mam! Ar... Bsltlmor*...,l.v | 2:26pm II Thsmi Ar,.Phllade'ol.ln . 4 ,v !12:Wpm l dSpm! Ar.... New Tork,...Lv | 9:3oam Pullman palace buffet slee.Mr.g cats from Macon and Autusta to Naw York mitnout change. R. A. BRANO. Gen. A«rt.. 728 Br«sd fit.. Aa;usta. Ga T. M. EMEPSOS. Trsltlc Menager, H. M EMKRJON. Gin. Pass. Agt. Central of Georgia Rail way. Schedule In Effect SEPTEMBER ItTH, I*9B. (SOth Meridian Time.) - ■ - T LEAVE AUGUSTA. ! No. 2 For Savannah .. .* ..1:20 P. M. No. 4 For Savannah, Macon Atlan'a 8:40 P. 11. No. 8 For Macon. Atlanta. ard Way Stations .. 8:20 A. M. i No. 52 For Macon. Atlanta. and Way Stations .. 9:30 A. M. : ARRIVE AUGUSTA. No. 1 From Savananh .. .. 1:40 P. M. 1 No. 3 From Savannah. Ma con, Atlanta .. .. .. • 6:35 A, M. No. 6 From Macon. Atlanta. a.,d Way Stations .. 6:50 P. M. No. 53 Fro-n Macon. Atlanta. and Way Stations .. 6:30 P. M. Nos. 1. 2, 8 and 4 dally. Nos. 8 and 6. dally except Sunday. Noa. 62 and 53. Sunday cnly. Sleeping c. ra on night trams between MUlen, Macon and Atlanta and be tween Augusta and Savannah For fur ther Information as to schedules, etc.. . apply I) M. C. JONES. C. T. A. W. A. GIBBES. Depot T. A. J. W. NALL. Commercial Agent. A SOLDIER after the spree- needs j LAND'S HEADACHE CAPSULES. They cure 36 out of 37 headaches. 2 for £c., !sc. ooe box of 12. THE HOWARD & WILLET DRUG CO. *l2 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. j R( MOVED TO 711 BROACW Y. E. W. DODGE, Manufacturer of Rubber Stamps. Seals, Stencils, Daters. Pads, Badges,&c 711 Broadway. 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P,.,lman e eeplag Car* between Charlotte and Btchmomt Putman drawlng-rootn a’eepinjr cars b*. tween Greenaboro and Norfolk C: >— tonnes t'.m at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT, arriving Ihero ta tuna for breakfast. bolld train, with Parlor car*, between Charleston and A, eviilc. Noa. 86 and A—IT. 8. Feat Mail. Through Pnllman drawing room buffet a.eeidag r»r» bw tween Ja. kaunviu# and New YorK and Pull a.an siecpmv cars be. ween Auyuatn acd Owe lone ruiiman sleeping cars between Jaok amivtlle and Colombia, en route dally between Jackaonvllle and Cinotnnatl. via FRANK 8. GAN NON. JMCIIJ*, Tltlnl VP* Gen. Mgr T M., V avhtngtoa W .A.TCRK. * 8. H. HARDWICK, _GP. A.. W a-hlng tony G. P. A- Allan ta. GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. lautu aieildlao lime , Schedule LKectGe April 24. U9k Puuniau siaeoeca between Macon an 9 New Tork. Through Fullman Si ea pern between Aa «usta and St leoula. Lv Augusta ..{ 7:oban,j 3:2opmjl9:3opia Ar Atlanta ...'l7:3spm! B:2opmi 6:ooam Ar Macao ....|U:l6om| j 4:46uin Ar Athena ...,|l2:lspm| 7'Jopm| - Ar Gaines j.... .... Ar White PI ei*l:oCpml I Ar MHl'fft I# .IT 4 *-lCam| 1 4:3oat» Ar W v»Vtun ..|10:l(«m| 7:10pml Picayune train leave* Augusta Calij nr pt Sul. lay at 5:15 p. m.. and ar rive* at Ml'.'efigevlTle at 8:10 p. m Train# arrive at Augusta 5:19 a. «w 7:45 a. m , 1-? fl n. , . 4 '?5 P m. A. G. JACKSON. Q. P A. JOE W. WHITE, T P. A- CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule In Effect, March 6. IS9B. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Auguste, Southern Ry.. Sc3o P m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Chester, C. & N. W. Ry 7:45 a m. Arrive Lenoir, C. & N. W. Ry 1:18 p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2:00 p.m. Arrive Green Park, Stage .. .. 7:00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rock. Stage .. 7:30 p.m. g wTharper c. r. harper. President, G. P- A.