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City Mill * *** Pour yard, good tl Inch .. * *•< Lodi ahlrtlng* M»M * J* 4 Lodi drew atylca M*«« 5 •'• Pt Clair dreaa atyle# * Ocean aoild* * *'• Martin. WHahlngt.wt fancle# .. .. I l-« MifcriUneouu brand*, light weight ** I*>ai. 1-t Itartta « yard* plain 3 *-* Thorndike • *‘ 4 Harculea .. * •• • 1-4 An.oakeag * Cr**c*nt .. •• • »*• Pelham. B b*l Uo bo* II P Q. F . M ball* to bo* H K O. P . to boll* to 1b..., .. .. 17 1-t Mutcoge* B * 1-* *J inch 4 1-1 yd. platflr. boat niak* -4 Slmpaon (Ilk Small (eulard* It* -4 Pacific mourning* 14*«4 4 1-1 China *llk* 14*64 .. .. 4 1-4 f Hack pun A •-* Slater 84*44 3 1-1 Concord, 56x40 3 1-4 Home 66x40 3 1-4 Keyatone 3 1-3 Plft! Avenue * 1-4 KEAHSET S. Heavy Columbia, heavy Hearsay S 1-4 Kincaid and others 9 1-4 LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTEK. Lime .. 70« M Hosendate cement 11.46 Portland cement 12.75 to 8.25 Louisville cement In paper sacks .11.00 Plaster ki bbls 11.75 HARDWARE. 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A ft Co. alock .. 147 IM Houtharotern R. R. Stork ~ M iW , Augttata and Savannah atocb . M IM GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. ' Oata. whit#, aacked t* 1 i >o*i*. mixed, eackad .. it Corn. whit*, aacked 41 Corn, mixed .. .. .. 44 ' Meal, bolted, per buabel 4?H Flour, common .. .. .. .. .. 4.40 Flour, fancy extra 4.74 Flour, second patent 4.M Flour, atandard patent 4.14 Flour, fancy intent 4.76 Wheat bran. 100-lb aacka SO < Fine feed, 100-lb aacka 00 ' Hay-native, per ton 11.00 Hay—Timothy, per ton 11 M llay—choice, per ton 14.00 i {llama—choice *u(ar cured .. ~ 10aUH | Hmoked rib aides 4 1-t ! Dry *a! rib* .. 4 1-4 | Lard, pure leaf. In tierce* 6% Our Country, After all. One country, brethren! We muat rise or foil With the Supreme Republic. We must be The maker* of her Immortsllty; Her freedom fame. Her glory or tier shame Liegemen to llod and father* of the free! 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IBJ -AeTTOXJBT-A- BTJDRAXaD ’FBATHERS ON YOUR MAT. 41 tw* 4# m*** *** iwiWfcnf t I I—»«lli Ml tit* Ntt IMM I lib*#* tm* * *■• 4ttf§ *•€ UwgMMTWRi* wf 4MM, Manat aad lahaf I ippuaggigiaW hy lha ae av pe po * **%*»% jalia Sad* •< Bag An* *t »Ba mum* tag liwatMg BM S F*«M» #B< wBNB waBRMi | gatwie Bat ayae • SM*fS*n*w*» en* *d •ha SatWdW Wf <4t* awtlra *4*ttlW*A 4»w*4# fad ißa ptwetwgs twawef-BM* Bmbw j ?aa Mkt IBa ww*Hl«llew4 BwflC ••• Bert aa M BRBn* TBat wa* heqwgß* tw tMW4 By IBa ] faaßMMihla eewga as 4B*M M 4Ba wwe lof hnwitgrtf Wl lß* M*w*it IMW* Mid ]hg IwfRfWMdMW gMWWad ftadW W »* !l I ’ah n» 4 fßhgtlaßMa* tagwedfag lß*4e ji-oiWiiMßviWl M«*B Hd Blw#a“B M* kaaei wßai he M tilßlwg aluw*4 wad i» liw gwitfßwi 4a gf»# m irmsw fw* 4 * up la dal* tAMSas. f*» »M* •»»* tv* M the Moil hi »B*** * #•*» •iwmat •» »Ba SSUMB aad wHrr cm* ’ feat Bee* «Bit Md Ml IBa iMitWRH of ihawwly IBa twfld aea* Id* aa iMiaa la whet Ba Baa Iw Mdl aa j TBa Mather MBSa * gewatlaally M Üba Baada wf fdac «*»•* It** wf •*<* Ann benhera Mi f»WM* # f*af 4B* aalw (ak» plar* Is IBa Mtaetwg Uia* raawuk hot far about ■ f<gai*hi baAat* ■ bat ilwi tba latawdlag hwyMa af* I .piadlig tkeif day* id Ibgaa Wire j hntier tnepe- ■■ ei the eartn* tali, tl b dW4y wad dwwiy wrt a* etailn* Bra hut large bay eye hat* to ga *o vary (lawaagbiy be*kin* *t | * rarß BaaSl* as plug*** fodglag of It* 1 ■ «**wa»aa aad gaallly aad eaiiMwDn# ilia value TBt tatadagaw* a t* |x».iiF ] ed auh etnpi. larg’a for *oir* aßira ihe rm*tom*t like*, aad By ahlrh Bi* . j I,lda all! Ba af IBe arlswl *al* A [antler •Bf»»* M k* lka> aawda ’hrough ■ the room A»f «Bl* gargoee aad all arear .lag long bren* flollaad eureka to yrn •art their gartaeeite fro* the But aad j floe of the feather* There la the iotld Rnglteß barer, raalrnfllag perhin a jdoeei fsrtortea la levadna. with Bmwe* In half lb* Important r.,miner. '*l clll»* t>f the cnallnea' Ciaada aad A» arlra. Tberu May Be IB* awiart lltlla ParMfaan*. on lha outlook for plume* of aoWte paDleuiar type In auN a aoeel ify .he Baa deviat'd; «B»re W» Ba «Bf lierlln dealer, erhn want* only tße rhea peat klntM: the fceen-*l*a*e<l Vlea near nurctianl looking for bargains that other* May aot not tea. or th* shrewd A merle** buying la vlaw of a coming faehloo The qualify of the plume* la. of ronr*e. very varied. and one mad be | an expart before one may apeenlale in ; "boaa" or "fwmlna*." the latter bring 1 the plumage of the ben bird and of ' mixed color, while that of tba rock I* a direct black or while The eery he«t feather* are the thirty-four whlcb are taken from the win*, and where thee* reach aa exrepfloaal standard of ex ■ silence If la umial to dlirtlnguieh the handle* by tying them with pink dr j blue ribbon Inetead of ta’lne. so that • thoae looking for the rholceed lota Ri the aalee may qulekly rerognlte them It la barely twenty year# alnee the flneet while Gape feather were worth from E3O IntfiO a pound, aa all are jaold by weight, and lhla la the unit adopted. Today £9 and £lO a pound are the hlglieet figure* that are usually mfhde. and H would be aomethlng ex traordinary that would bring £l4 or | £ 15. But prices begin a* low down aa 1 12 tdillllnge a pound for the short black feathers, which are generally jrurryeombed out or dropped at moult- Jng Ume. The wing and tall feather* 1 nre cut off. It may be mentioned, close to the akin, and tn due time the quill fall* out to make way for the new growth. Statistics are not very In teresting reading, as a rule, and It Is not necessary to give the number of them, but It will convey soma idea of the vaatnexs of the Industry to state that In the December Rate of this year there were 57,070 pounds' weight of feather*. When It ls borne In mind that there are from 150 to 200 feathers in a pound avoirdupois, on* I* i’*l - the mark of estimating the plumes that pass through London In the year at about 60,000.000 T'..e concluding days of the va’e are always deveted to what the trade knows as “fancle*,” these denoting such plumes as those of binto of para dise, osprey and colored skins of par rots. pheasants (from the Himalayas . humming birds aud the like. L?t the humanitarians take heart of grace at one tact—there is not the slightest de mand at the present moment for little birds. One great merchant. In fart, who happens to have a few cases, In which he speculated about a year and a half sgo, of parrakeets, grasef.nrhes and other !ov*!y Itttle Buttering gems, finds than absolutely unsalable in !nce of present and probable fashion. The real bird of uaradlse is exceedingly costly, and nine-tenths of what are termed "pnradlse plumes" are imita tions as clever end exart as "ale-trie rabbit” te o' true sealskin. (But it Is over the osp.ey and the »*ret that wo men hove h»en rated for barabrity and thought!#*so*ss. aad weird stor es of the ban-bird ruthlessly slaughtered on her nest are brought up at meetings aud In l aimplilste. and tales of com plete extermination art told Yet the bird* wlifcß produce the plumes of this type—and erase tad kerau orders -are almp-t universally scattered over the wor'd, sod alike from Brazil. Yeuexu cla, Burnmk and South India, from rooD m BAKING POWDER is rut best *•* 'r't* •''** **■'** ISMM** I’M f* * f ATtANTTA OA AlierWis TOILET LIST. Oomka. Hair Brush m. To*RB Rraaßaa. Raaqm. RBaviag Mirrara. Mlßtary Broaßao. ABRatag Brußa* goagi a*ary Bn a*4F». *»’•* BfiKRR*. MBa* Fnltwha *, Taotß Paagvri tblogaw. Mr. MEDICINE LIST! DU QtUHlkf I.IVICft PIUJ, U** | tw| Tb* *%l*%*l***f j jlrvtlfpill, M» tt)p*A No WILD CHERRY (WOH CI BS. Br. pottle. Tba bwa* oa earth. LAND S IIRADACIIR CAlffblM for ir ; Id. Mr. Mx< No wrgßi’« a* anllpvrla. Cures M out gs 17 BwaAmßra. ('«■*. too. IBs *fl«r ip re* boat Beam* Y. K. W.. Mr Ao exteroal gnttorrßoaa car*. Core* *1 oar*. HfNTER* SPBTinC. Me. Aa la ieri *l mre for gonorrhoea. !m --■mb cur*. Tbe Hiviri & Vide! Dru CcspuT •12 Broad Street, Augustas riortda and Sooth and West Afrtra. from Turkey la Eurpoe and Southern Russia supplle* are drawn A broker of world wide dealings aplffb "I have made special Inqalrilew of aome cf our agea'4 and b’ yer*. some of whom have been netunily tin the Went Indie* and seen the bird* and conditions of rap lure. "They alt agree that tbe Idea o’ j I rnelly |» a fallacy, at any rate, a very groan c' age ration, b'or iwslauc*. in j the -**• of osprey few*hear w* would ! e*iieciafly bring to your notice, a point i of wetcb the opponent* of their »<•*- make »’n b capital, and Ibat I* the kill ing of Hu female bird on her nerv Commoo-*eese. If nofbln* Hae. should point ont the stpuidlty of *’>’ h a pro- i reedltia, a*. If aurh were the caw, the bird would have beers pretty we'l ex terminated by now. The proof that It la not done Is afforded by the locreas- ! Ing amount that I* coming Into the market from all parts In obedience to a larger demand, aod ahows .hat the bird I* Instead foetered by the hunter*, who, knowing their value, would cer tainly not wish to kill the goo#* that laid the golden egg." These feather* are gold by the ounee. 4he long osprey having been reprooeol ed by about 3,000 ounce* at about 43 shillings an ounce In earh of tbe sales this year. Of heron aod short osprey, worth 35 shillings, thare have been about 2,000 and 3.000 ounce* respect ively. Most precious of all 1# the fthre flne plume of the egret of which the sales have averaged 500 ounces. It now stand* at £4 10s. an ounce, but not long ago touched £lO. Not less Interesting is the preoara tlon of the feather for their ultimate purpose as hat trirom|g*s. There la far more "making up' Hbout a feather than people who have}(never gon-> to the trouble of disserting one would Im agine and, to Rive an example, one of the upstanding plumes now so sash- Umsbie, ha* gone through a dozen hands and processes before it Is readv to go out. One girl pares down the superfluous qußl with a razor-keen kalfa, another dedtly rubs It the wrong way ;o *bt*’n it* best fullness, a third c ite !he tip off two feathers and in sert* them 'ivwem, lower down, so ■ hit It shell hr thick and full, while they go (o another to be sewn together. She passe# It to the next table, where it is scraped smooth with glass, be fore a little black varnish, neatly ap plied, conceals all stitches. Then a wire is inserted to give it a curving, graceful droop at the top, and it is dexterously curled by drawing each flue over a blunt knife. Machinery has often been tried for this, but so far nothing has been invented to su percede the human hand for the opera tion. A ticklish subject. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy can always be depen ded u»*n »nd is »lea-«uit ml safe to take. Sold hv Alexmier Drug and Se*d Co., C. R. Parr of Bril Tower Drug Co.. CALL FOR Augusta Brewing Co s KXPORT RKKR v BELLE OH’ geobgial Our Draught Beer Has None Superior. —CALL rok AUGUSTA BEER. ■HETWJJAI. In any sums dasired from SSOO upwards, in straight 3 and 6 years time, or on 10 years time, payable in equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower excapt the usual attorney and record fees. No delay in getting the money. AleiaDder&JoimsoD Aganlt Scottish Atoer<eaa Mortgegs Cotepwav. 705 Broad St IF YOU WANT TO GET BEFORE THE READERS OF AUGUSTA PUT YOUR AD. IN I SUNDAY Ii B. K. MITCHELL, ALEX. McDONAU) Kupt. o. Con. (Sac. A Ocn Mgr. Augusta Electric & Construction Company 213 Melnloch Street. Electric Soppiict—npeaknig Tuuv*. elc., etc. Repairs to all Electrical apparatna Electric Light Wiring a specialty. Bell'Phone 1002. - - Strowgei 67A LOMBARD IRON WORKS and Supply Company.|* Builder* and Dealer* in ENGINES. BOILERS. RAILROAD. COTTON, SAW. FERTILIZER Oil and Ire Machinery, and Supplies and Repair*. Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers. leather and Rub ber Baiting and Hose. MILL SUPPLIES AND TOOLS. Foundry, Machine. Boiler and Bridge Works. Capacity for Sod Hands. Agents fur Atlas and Erie Engines, Ashworth Cards, Koriing and Leader Injector*, Turbine Water Wheels, etc. AUGUSTA, GA. Augusta Southern Rail road Company. Schedule Effective Oct. 2nd. 1895. Lv. Augusta . .. 9:80 w. m.[ 621 p. m. Lv. Sandersvllle . 1:18 p m.j 9:09 p. to. Ar. Tenniiie .. .. 1:20 p.m.| 9:21 p. m. Ar. Macon 3:45 p m.| 8:66 a. m. Ar. Dublin 4:20 p m.| Lv. Dublin '10:00 a. ra. Lv. Mncon .. .. 11:38 p. m.!U:55 a. m. Lv Tenniiie. . . 6:15 a. m.| 3:10 p. m. Lv. Sandersvllle. 5:25 a. m.| 3.21 p m. Ar. Augusta . .. 9:00 a. m.| 7.10 p. m. Eastern Time. Close connection made at Tennnllle with Central R. R. for Macon, and with Wrigbtsvllle and Tenniiie R. R. lor Dublin and Hawkinsville. C. W. JACKSON. Gen. Fgt. Pasa Agt, James U. Jackson, Joseph H. Sands, Receivers We have the best se lected subjects in pictures in handsome frames at popular prices at Richards & Shaver’s. 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Lv....Fl(trw«ic#.. ..Ar l:3s*m 'l4:X3pmi Lv . F*yett*vlll*...Ar 1.14 pm I I ?lam| Ar. Peterebwrg.V*. Lv I I 13pra 4:00*m! Ar....Richmond.,..Lv | 1.12 pm TAland Ar..W**hitlg , on..Lv 1:11*1* ! »:03*mj Ar . Baltimore... J.v 3 25pm 11:3&ami Ar.. Philadelphia..l« jt3.o»pm . 1:03pm! Ar New York....Lv j 9 30am Pullman palac* buffet aleeglr.g car* from Mwcow and Augu«l* to N*w York I without change. R. A. BRAND. Gen. Agt., 723 Broad St . Augusta. Gw T W EMERSON. Traffic Manager, H M EMERSON. G«». Pag*. Ag«. Central of Georgia Rail way. Schedule In Effect SEPTEMBER 11TH. I*9l. (90th Mcridla* Time.) LEAVE AUGUSTA. So. S For Savannah 1 20 P. M. No. 4 For Savannah, Macon Atlanta 9:40 P. M. No. 6 For Macon. Atlanta, and Way Stations .. 8:20 A. M. No. 42 For Macon. Atlanta. and W’ay Stations .. 9:30 A. M. ARRIVE AUGUSTA. No. 1 From Savananh .. .. 1:40 P. M. No. 8 From Savannah. Ma con, Atlanta 6:34 A. M. No. 6 From Macon, Atlanta, and Way Station# .. 6:50 P. M. No. 43 From Macon. Atlanta, and Way Stations .. 5:30 P. M. Nos. 1. 2, 3 and 4 dally. Nos. 6 and 5. dally except Sunday. Nob. 52 and S 3, Sunday only. Sleeping cara on night trains between Millen, Macon and Atlanta and be tween Augusta and Savannah. For fur ther Information as to schedules, etc., apply U> M. C. JONES. C. T. A. W. A. GIBBBS, Depot T. A. J. XV. 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 STEAM CANDY FACTORY is making the PRETTIEST, PUREST, WtiITEST CANDIES in the market. When in need of Stick, Pea Nut, Broken ilixture Taffy Candies Tele phone Bell ’Phone No. 127(1. DECEMBER 341 HAU BO4D S. C i G. 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Through Pullman drawing roam buffet ateoplag oar* ba tvraaa Ja-kaonvtlla and Naw York and Pull aiau vloopia* ear# batwoan Anguat* acd Cbar lartv Pullman vteaiiim --ar* hepvaen Ja«-k --*anriU* and Ootnmbia. an rout* daily iarwava Ja«'kvr»v>!l* and (tin inuad, via Avbavlila. FRANK d WAN NON, J K ITIJ. Third VP. »49aa. Mgr. T If Waahtnetou W. A TURK <i H. HARDWICK. ; ap. A.. waahiagtn. ». P. A, AtlaiMh. GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. (SOIh Meridian Ttma.) Schedule Effective April 24. 1991 Pullman gleaner* between Macao and Nvw Toi>, Through Pullman Slaepar* between Aa guata and St. Loufa. Ly Augusta ..( 7:o6am| 3:20p-n|l«:3opt# Ar Atlanta ...|l2:36pm| B:2opm| b:ooaiw Ar Macon ....|ll:l4wm| | 4:45am Ar A than* .. ..|li:l6pnn| 7:3opmj - ! A* Galn#*vlU*i*3:46pm| | j Ar Whit* PI a|*l:oepm| I Ar MiH'gw’le .|10:10am| | 4:3oam Ar Wash ton ..|10:l0am| 7:lopm| Picayune train leave* Augusta dally except Sunday at 6:15 p. m., and ar rives at MlUcdgeifile at 8:10 p. m Trains arrive at Augusts 6:14 a. iw, 7:45 a. m., 1:20 P. m . and 8:15 p. n». A. G. JACKSON, G. P A. JOE W. WHITE. T_P. A. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY Schedule in Effect, March 6. IS3B. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Augusta, Southern Ry. 9:30 o.ra. Arrive Chester, Southern liy.. 7.18 a m. Chester, C. * N. W. Ry /7:45 a m. Arrive Lenoir, C & N. W. Ry 1:1* p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2:«0 P ra. Anlve Green Park. Stage . .. 7.i)(i pm. Arrive Mewing Rock. Stage 730 p.m. C. W. HARPER. C. F. HARPER President. G. P. A.
