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I Oats. whit*, sacked „ Si Ooats, mixed, narked 31 Corn, white, sacked .. .. .. li Corn, mixed 41 Meal, boiled, -per bushel 4JVa Flour, common .. .. ~ |.iu Flour, farcy extra 3 75 Flour, second patent 4.00 Flour, standard patent .. .. .. .. 4.25 Flour, fancy patent .. .. .. .. .. 4.71 Wheat bran. 100-lb sacks to Fine feed. 100-lb sacks M tlay—oiatUe, per ton 13.00 Hay—Timothy, per ton IS 00 ' llay—choice, pet ton It.oo Hams—choice sugar cured .. lOuim Snicked rib stdea • 1-2 lhry sal rib* .. .. .. I 3-4 ’ Lard, pure leaf. In tierces 541 i leader Bailey, tho giant .com Tex as. Intend* to raise the question of the I right of Joseph Wheeler to take part In the proceeding* of the house, on the ground that he cannot hold the com mission In the army and at the same time exercise the duties of a congress man. Mr. Bailey will probably make a mesa of It. an thinks The Charleston News and Courier. . (leneral Wheel er Is practically on the retired list, and other aolldera on the retired lisi have served In congress, wtihout question. A* we understand. Mr. Halley haa nothing against General nnd really does no! care whe ther he drawa two salariea or nig, hut what Mr. Bailey Is after is, Mr. Bal ley. Anything that will keep him firmly fixed in the public eye is rea son enoug- why he should disport him self. Dr. Jones, president of the Memphis Board of Healih. is not altogether pleased with President McKinley’s way of dealing with the yellow fever ques tion In his message to congress, in stead of making it, “one of the vital is sues of ill* message, he treated the fever question in a general way, ami while showing a disposition to take the matter up. did not enter into it In de tail.” How the president could have dealt with a question in detail, what ever that means, upon whioh the med ical profession is confessedly and hopelessly ignorant, we do not under stand, sa.v» The CharlAston News amt Courier. The president (lid tks bast possible tiling—he recommended the appointment of a commission to find out what the lever i,a, and when the <;omsnUsion reports lig will probably go into details. The president la an abW—.nan, but really he la not in the position to teach tbs doctors medi cine. THE! AUGUSTA HBKAT.P HMD • ft Af^*lKaßit I Mi *l*. <** law M* tftk* BRMRR' j I -i mull as ftksA a MPI MpawA Ms* M 1 IMrU*# Barnaul* #NMI il# i 'f%* #■«* *# Ij | - n~.rgiM 4y- 0 If as jlir-'y if HOO njty. li f Vi* vrnmw** , IftMl Ob* tJM|***) 4MM*VPVf»’ I*44i*WH , I ri* * M»*mßigßjP4P-f ti* ftwtft* I MMI 7-| *|a* '*# m t iom * Sk* T K-* * tfefpf I i mPP !*• t*® I * ] [(Wf* tn» | jfp i +*• * •im* 19m p~ijfiliiiß «f T"f *M rn9mm ***** j life*! tfc# ia|Nr*<» iipitAi* I \*4 IJMI M* * MiHli ft* » r«MMM j f, tWt <lh M tIMM »• 11 «•#* >**%J #!>• «n?f *ti«t ffiMt initfim * l#r#* I ? fftf, tl •%!•% • V*i| ifßlntt j I mm MfOlit luMhi, *i* •trtt* I * *• iff* •** *•» WIN* lr • 9*** ■ Ti** mW •!§••«*«• ** I [f i» ten tte*4 •«•*•* tt*’ I * l ** ruaAfdpk R'«*o A*4 I ftkA k*»* 1 SiteiNl ttetel f*6f *• tte* : <4 t*tt <tew* §•*»*»* II |l f*f<illttKi tn #*# - TVy Mhaoti ik*l *B* rral »RH»»r ■ pewklMk* M Usvwgl# ma? ka M*4*B •* toila** gh*>t 4B* Hgset lra®k *>f AoMlkat . mm Ik* rttisk «# Georgia (fcrousk '*>» j ’ Setassl and esßvaplaA Aapm rote er - I t*rg an I W*t th* wiMplat* * ' wnrk of t*ts»(kl«»**s«»M 1k OsorgU Ik «ka nMIIM raaal'a* roMMlttar fktlVr arts fortfc that tke aagr* mM'II * kick rartlat j tv. steel ton was mi need ky Illegal rsp- [ Tksr n* Ik* Rh 4 ikal to ewa ** I Irtrt I* Mama 51* Racnr* ww rm l Is'ered and nf ttias 7XI war* re*k»'er , e4ss 21 year. oM la tka ~>a». «P j. fHf** *9* *i*9#H vprp SB** . rtlll gs n ff* f| ffirv nld ft h* Charge Fn»< ■1 hey an Mao <b*< tksae B*un» *kow ' ikal lb# liquor ir.Bc perpetrated > j fraud upoa Ifce trwaaurv oft tke s»a»c and county kv reglsterlßE aeproe* st j aaek an age to order lo eaeape pay ment of tale. They farther Mat* that of the He- I gro role registered tS» fttad been eoa vietrd nft larceny and o«ber crime*; j that over M* srere aseertala*<l to be 111 ■tally registered by falae statement* | aa to at*, reafdeoee, eltisenshtp ta the J count., and preytoo* p«»meol of taxes j • They further state that this lllegaj . regtstratirm was followed oa elertlra J day by onea and a*«»rloua repeating oft J rotrn: that repeater* were hauled from | pr-c'nrt to preptnet ia wagons, pud at-1 though followed liy courier. *n the j prohibition side who anticipated this f device., and attsmoted to prevent It, I yet these nreroe# would disperse them- J selves to the crowd around the prw- I clnela. ard thus avoid detection when J they repeated vol4P*. ■•The eommlttee alto complain of the partisanship of the eltv admlniatra lion with the liquor frame prevlona to the election and op election day. “The committee challenge* the liqnof trulhc to publish a Joint statement showing the uss of money In the cam paign. Women at the Poll*. “As to the presence of the women at the polls the committee says: That the presence of the women alone pre served the peace of the eity nn election day. They quote the eidtor of the Rrrtiesville Gazette, who witnessed the election and who wrote about it. its follows: " 'The people of the state will prob ably never see a more eonnMe Illus tration of black heels on white necks than was afforded by the liquor ele ment In Macon on that day. It Is won. derfnl that Saxon blood submitted to it.' “The committee adds that 11 was in deed wonderful and the only explana tion was In Ihe fact that the presence of true and noble women at the polls was a pledge of p*ace which prevented the expression of resentment which would otherwise have followed. “hTe address 13 signed by the offi cers of the league. Hou. C. A. Turner, president; C. B. Wlllfnjjham. vice president; Dupont Guerry, chairman executive committee, the leading pas tors of the city and about 75 of the most prominent citizens of Macon.” An Enterprising Druggist. There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than Howard A Wll let. 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. C.ughs nnd Colds. This is the wonderful rem edy that Is producing such o furor all over the country by its many startling cuias It *b»*lutely cures Aathmn. Bronchitis. Hsarsenet;* and mil affec tions of ’.he Thraat, Chest and Lungz. Call at shave drug «*we and pet a trial bailie tor luc. or a. regular size tor 5® oents ana SI «0 Guaranteed tu cure or price r*iun.d.esi Mat MdS-ks. finest line end lepeet pri ces in city st Fleming & Howies. rooD Ull£ BAKING POWDtK is im Btsi Mte € * * atC an ta oa IK 111 WHOLESALE PAINTS. I\Tt nA %*" Yk i MJkU mn*. r g' I iniMMi a upsfA tmrnm * 111 teltm ’ t NITK leiM* ! rt*** ptwrli fmm trn*'-*** II A’ ****•. tt m a 1 nmmm* . w# «a«i it #i •••*# pfN* tt|M ffpwli pCfttwii ft*mt i*ty •*AIJVT HI mm*, *4- Vtem*9* ‘ t3m nm* y, ,Up*l rnmt mm* 1 j et« . etc ijle Hmrft t’filNl Dm Ct. JOBBERS L*SS£ catarrh • ir» * IO CENT TRIAL SIZE. BJ’s Creca Bale R 4S r»*» cml«w , tag mrmr- n»>t • » *«* t* h r r • ! «<»«»» t‘»«i v» COLDHEAD nnee It Upent a** rlssswi the Kasat I’a* sages. Allays !■ flsmm lion Hca’* a»« Protect* the Kent r*w% Ket'or et»»e A*n*e« of Tsete end Muel. Full see Mt. Trig Rue tpe, et Dru g s*s et t y »*», M V HkOTMKKF It* Bfterrearq, New York umißKi None Can Be BETTER | Coal 1 Wood J3OA-' t>rn#r rvnir* tut) F*owick Siwrls. Beil ’rrit ue 137*- IMPERIAL COAL CO., J. H. MILTON. Mgr. ROBERT HARGROVE TAKES MORPHINE. lie Oles Prom the Effects at the Drug Rome. GaDec. IS. —Robert T. Har grove, a well known money lender of Home, was found In an unconscious state in hed yesterday morning from an overdoae nf morphine. Medical assltance was called, but he ■Uc l at 8:13 o'clock. Htt was a leader In itn Methodist church Here. Mr. Hargrove was njrml 62 years old and had lived In RcTOe all his life. He leaves a widow and one son—Claude Hargrove, The cause of the act Is unknown. Hargrove has been in bad health for several months. Hargrove was assistant postmaster at one time. He was well known through out this section. He *«» well connected and had resided here all of hi* life. His father and three other men were the first 10 select the site for Rome and Hargrove named the town. Hargrove was a Confederate soldier and was at one time a banker. BEEN ROBBED What Correspondent fays of Augusta Trusts An esteemed correspondent makes a complatnt of the discrimination against farmers in Columbia county. He says the farmers in this county have certainly been badly robbed by the Augusta trust. . Not a mile from Parnell tbe farmers are getting 12 cents for cotton seed in South Carolina —while the Columbia .-bounty farmer on the G-orgia side. Is' only getting 10 1-2, ,W« have all; the while be llaged that tamers should keep their cotton seed at home aj«d if such dis crimination as is giventfbove does not make them ,lo sa vce rio not knot* ivhat will.—Columbia Sentinel. , 4 CALL 90* luguiU Brewing Co t KXNOftT HIBH ui>« *•**!., % 1 %**) *-A BELLII O TP GEORGIA Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. * AIIOUSTA BEER. MONEY TO TOAI In any sums desired from SflOO 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. Aleiaflder&JotiQSOQ Ajr*n‘» !*rrtf*»h Am>* , f cat* Honpc* iMUjftanVt 705 Broad St IF"YOU WANT TO GET BEFORE THE READERS OF AUGUSTA PUT YOUR AD. IN 1 Hi HD. K It. MITCHELL, ALEX Mr DONALD hupt. o: t on. bee. A uan. Mgr- Augusta Electric & Construction Company 213 MclnKab btreo*. Electricbopidirt—rj>#akiug fuu«*. etc., ale. j R. pair. to all klecirical »p| »r»tus. Electric Ltgl.t Winug a apecialty. hall'Pboo* louj - - - btrewger 87A LOMBARD IRON WORKS and Supply Company. Itulldera and Dealer* In ENGINES. BOILERS. RAILROAD. COTTON. SAW. FERTILIZER Oil and Ice Machinery, and Surpliea nn>J Repair*. Shafting, Pulley*, Hanger*. Leather and Rub ber Reltlng avid Hoar. MILL. SUPPLIES AND TOOLS. Foundry, Machine, Boiler and Bridge Mark*. Capacity tor 3WO Hands. Agent* for Atlas and Erie Engines, Ashworth Cards. Knrttng and Eeader InjeCtbra, Turbine Water Wheels, etc. ’AUOUBTA, GA. Augusta Southern Rail road Company. Schedule Effective Oct. 2nd, IS9S. Lv. Augusta . .. 8:80 a. m s 521 p. m. Lv. Sanderaville . 1 19 p m.j 9:09 p. m. Ar. Tenntlfte .. .. I:SC p.m.| 9:21 p nu Ar. Macon 3:15 p m.j 3:55 a. m. Ar. Dublin 4:20 p «».{ Lv. Dublin T0:00 a- m. Lv. Macon .. .. 11:34 P- m.|11;55 a. m. Lv Tennille. . . 5:15 a. m.| 3:10 p. in. Lv. SandersvHle. 5:25 a. ro.| 3:21 p. m. Ar. Augusta . .. 9:00 a. m.| 7:10 p. m. Eastern Time. Close connection made at Tennnll'e with Central R. R. for Macon, and w! h Wrlghtsvllle and Tennille R. It. tor Dublin and Hawkinsvtlle. C. W. JACKSON. Gen. Fgt. Pass. Aft. Jam** V Jarkaon, Joseph It. San da Receivers. In Dressing and Mani cure collar and cuff sets in Dresden and other popu lar wares at Richards & Shaver’s. 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'PtNACA ..8 4 JPI2J* •in IT ' 4 '**i a ito >Ol. W*a»t t’zrtaw .1 ftp t B< 34 .. WaHtoUa ...w 5;*71 AM TM.t |L**f# Am*. PM ,PM. iUoUia* Ma ll N« l t> H*fu'xr ktatb o. T. Ftog Rtattcn 1 Alt r*g»»*r trataa from Aadaraot. t# WatkaAa kav* rtgkt t* track orvf iraiai <4 th* «aa daaa movie* 1# op poatl* difvctioa. unt*a* otkviw.ra *p*e> IfbMl br trala ardeta XVtll alao atop a« follovrtog atatt -ia to tak* 00 of lot off rui*o*ng*r»: Pkto ai*y ~ Jama at g Kandy Spring*. N« I* regno, t* with BoUtk«rp rail aray No. 12 at AMorann. No* 5 and * eeneeet With K-utbvi railway No* 1* had 37 at M«c*. J. R. ANDKMSOK, Sup*rips«nd*o«. miNTIC COW LINE. PUOKTktoT AND Bl'lt ÜBT ROUT* TO THK KA*T AND NORTH. l.Bptol LvT.Augtorla. tia. Ar I 7 30.™ 1 iWpni' Lv.... Atkon. Ar I 7 11am 4.17 pm! Lv.. I *m*Jk Ar | <:l7pm 4 Ftpmi Ls.. .Oiaagt'g ...Ar | I:4oam « Apm l Lv..Bumlw. fi. C...Ar 1 4:2*am 5 35pm| Lv;...Flor*«c#..,,Ar j 8 Bam SO: 32 pan j Lv . F*y*tt*vil»* .. Ar j I:l4pm 3.Slam 1 Ar.Petvrshprg Vp.Lv j I:l2pm I fMiii-j Ar. ...Richmond....Lv . I:l2pm 7 41an>, Ar..\Va«h!ag «B..Lv | a.4«pm ».03ain| Ar.. Balllmoc*. ~C.r | E 25pm 11:25*ml Ar.. Philadelphia..l* ,'U OTpm l:o3pmj Af....New York... Lv B:3oam Pullman palac* buffet alefgir.g car* from Macon and AuFuata to N.* Tork without chant*. K. A. BRAND. Oen. Agt.. 723 Bread St . Aaguata, Ga. T. SI. EMERSON. Tiafllc Manager, H. M EMEIOON. Gan. Pnaa. Agt. Central of Georgia Rail way. Schedule tn Effect SEPTEMBER 11TH. 1*94. (80th Meridiad Time.) LEAVB AUGUSTA. No, 2 For Savannah 120 P. SI. I No. 4 For Savannah, Macon Atlanta 3:40 P. SI. No. « For Slacop, Atlanta. and Way Station* .. 8:20 A. M. j No. 52 For Macon. Atlanta. and Wav Stations . 9:30 A. M. ARRIVE AUGUSTA. No. 1 From Savananh .. .. 1:40 P. M. i No. 3 From Savannah. Ma con, Atlanta ■ • .. .. ■ t:ls A. M. No. 5 From Macon, Atlanta. and Way Stations .. S:SO P. M. No. 53 From Macop. Atlanta. and Way Stations .. 6:30 P. M. Nos. 1. 2. 3 and 4 daily. Nos. 6 and 6, dally except Sunday. Nos. 52 and 53, Sunday only. Sleeping cars on night trains between Mitten. Macon and Atlanta and be- Itween Augusta and Savannah. For fur ther Information as to achedulea, etc., apply to , SI C. JONES, C. T. A. W. A GIBBES, Depot T. A. J. W. NALL. Commercial Agent. A SOLDIER after the spree needs LAND’S HEADACHE CAPSULES. They cure 36 out of 37 headaches. 2 for Ec., 25c, one box of 12. THE HOWARD & WILLET DRUG CO. 812 Broad St., Augusta. Ga. —AUGUSTA ‘TEAM CANDY FACTORY i U making the PRETTIEST, PUREST, WHITEST CANDIES in the market. . When in need of Stick, Pea Nut, Brdktn ilixture Taffy Candies Tele j phone Bell 'Phone No. 2270. BELLE O F G HI O RGI A OECetdBER 17 BAtttooAl* aMtoftkiiULK* S. C t G. 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F('AP Hr ... ;1125 a It C a M bvvoonah t 47 p 8 flea , Ar- Jack star vttt* !< 8* p H>» •fixrim car dirvici Ei -Ur»r (tally ua «-a(*r atnv bviwvvn Mprida and >'*w York. Kev IS an.i 40—'k' atoisgtoo and boothw»*t*r» , LUnitrd Solid VoaUbailsd train with .limn* oorv and flrvt rljua each** north of Charlotte. dmvrmaro.au vleeplagcars 6*' w-een Tarn I*. Ji'kv.uvdl*, Savanoan. VVatoingtoa , aod New Vjrk Pullman 6l**pta« Car* tvgween Cbarhtlta and Kichmond. . , Pullman drawlagroonr elaeplnjr far* ho tween Orvasboro and Norfolk (-■»• roanop Mon ar Norfolk for OLD Pt.lNf COMKOMT, arriving there in ttm* for breakfast. Bolrd train, with Parlor ror*. h*tw*eu Chariealon and *an*vtlV-. bos. Band d. Past Mail. Throuyn Txxi tniAti ilrMwrajto; room buffet 'warn JarkaoßVili# and New York and Pull man sineu'.ng rara tortween Aurnaia aid Char lotto. Puthuan ».r*otn* <-ar» ,itl*trn Jars Jravtlla and Columbia, en route daily lelwvaa aeke.nvilla and Clndenntt. via Aahovilla. 'RANKb GANNON. J. M- CULP, Third VP * (too Mgr T M \t asldnjrton W A. TURK S aHAHDWrC* O. P. A.. Waahtogtae. G P A.^AtlaotA GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. tVtith aaeildlao Time.) Schedule Effective April 24. 1691. Pullman sSloener# botweeo Macon and New York. Through Pullman Steeper* between Aa guato and St. Ixrulo- Lv Augusta ..I 7:osam| 3:30pm110.30pi0 Ar Atlanta ...;i2:36pm| *:2opm| b OOicm Ar Macao ....|ll:l6*m| I 6:46am Ar Athen* ....|l2:lspmj 7;3opm| - Ar Gainegvttle|*3:46pm| Ar White Pr**l:oopm[ I | Ar Mill-go t* -|l#:loam| I 4:3oam ! Ar W.wh'ton ..jlß:loarnj 7:lopm| Picayune tralD leaves Auguota dally except Sunday at 6:15 p. m., and ar rives at Mllftedgevllle at *:10 p. m Tratoa arrive at Augroeto 5:15 a. ex* 7:45 a. m.. 1:20 o. r.< and *:2R P ™- A. G. JACKBON. «• * A. JOE W. WHITE, T- P. A- CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule In Effect. March «, 1*93. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Augusta. Southern Ky.. 8 20 P-m- Arrlve Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 » Leave Chester. C. & N. W. By 7:45 a m. Arrive Lenoir, C at N. W. J4y 1 IS Pm. Leave Lenoir, Stage • yJP.Pf- Arrive Green Park Stage . ■ * P Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage ■ f-m prm. crw."HARPER, C. F HARPER, l'ice'idcnt. s, G. P. A.

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The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, December 17, 1898, Page 6, Image 6