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EM 01 TS LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLE
aro tke BEST EYE5S MADE for* Costivencsa, Indigestion* Headache.
One good dose of tixree ot four Emory 's Little Cathartic Pills, followed by one
im pill every night for a week or two, makes the biirnan machinery broken-down run as regular body.
as clock work; they purify tbs blood and put new life in a
Purely Vegetable, Harmiass, Pleasant, Infallible, the youngest child may take
them. Sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers at 113 Cts« a Box. or by maU.
STANDARD CURS CO., Proprietors, i97 Pearl St., W.Y.
Emory’s Little Caihsrfic are more than is claimed; they prove to be the
! best Pill ever used here. Worth twice the money asked.— W. W. H. Go her,
® Harmony Grove, Ga.-Emory's LittJs Cothartlo are the most popular of all
y 'rrte the Cathartics.—War. Bishop, Mills River, !N T , O.-My aped mother used one
nATH&RTf^ PILLS bo« with wonderful results.—N. W. Baker, Locust Grove, Ohio.--1 recommend
* 4 ft!* them.—J ohn Coixisb. M. D., Athens, Texas.-They arc excellent.—R. Besson,
* :T Jackson, Hiss--They unexceUcd.— Mpa Elizabeth Keyseb, Moberly, Mo.
pplf are
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NEW STSNBA’ D FIRF-PROOF WftREHO ISE.
STEWARD PIIiXIZY. JACOB PHIXIZY. JAMES TOBIN.
COTTON FACTORS,
JLTJ GTJSTJk. OJ&L
Liberal Advances Mads on Consignments
They Had Bettor Stay Away.
“I like to know about some officc
nnder Gleveiand ?” he said ns he beck¬
oned a lawyer across the street from the
door of his saloon.
“Well, what is it ?”
“I like to know if I vhas to haf some
office. My place vhas headquarters
last fall for some Gleveiand glubs, und
all der boys tell me I vhas sure of some¬
thing fat.” looking for
“Then you are some¬
thing?”
“Vhell, I dunno. Alien Gleveiand
vhas elected der poys began to drop in
here. One of ’em ho says: ‘Aliat a
bostmaster you will make for Detroit ?
By Geeorge ! I vhis I vhas you !' Vhell,
dot tickles me, you know, und I anoder treat
the crowd to peer. Booty soon
crowd comes in, und one of der poys
calls oud:
“ ‘Let dis convention come to some
order. We vhas now in der presence of
der nest boss of der Gustom House. I
calls for three cheers for Carl Dunder !’
‘When he says dot I feels good der all
oafer, und it seems right to set oop
peer.” see.”
“I
“A r hell, almost eafery night a gang
comes aroundt to my place to shake me
py der hand, und somebody says:
“ ‘Hip ! hip 1 hurrah ! Carl Dunder
vhas solid mit der coming administra¬ office
tion ! He picks oundt der fattest
for himself, und he remempers his
friends rnit der lean ones !’
“Vhen somepodv talks like dot I feels
shmiley und soft,' und I tap a new keg
of lager. Now, I like to ask you if
I vhas right. My poy Shake says I
doan’t get so much as a shmeii of office,
und my oldt woman says der poys make
a fool of me.”
“I guess they are right.”
"Dou’t you belief I vhas der Gustom
House ?’*
4 ‘No sir. n
“Nor der Bost-office ?”
“No, sir.”
“Don’t I haf some place at §2,000 a
year ?”
“I doubt it.”
“Wasn’t I even invited down to Wash
ngton to see Gleveiand go mit der
White House V”
“Not unless you invited yourself.”
“Vhdll ! vhell ! So Shake und der
old womans vhas right, u> d der poys
vhas putting some soft soap on me!
Snv J”
“Yes!”
“Dot vhas all right, but I like to say
something, und doan’ you forget him !
To-night dot same crowd comes aroundt
here, und somepedy vhil begin to hurrah
for der nest host-master. You ought to
be here ! Der dog vhil be loose, and I
shall have two glubs handy, and you
will see fifteen men ill sooch a hurry to
get ondt doors dot you pelief some earth¬
quakes vhas shaking oop Detroit!
Shust come aroundt und see how a dis¬
appointed office-seeker vill handle two
glubs und a pull-dog !”—Detroit Free
Press.
Mistakes In Telegrams.
Cases involving the liability of tele¬
graph companies for errors iu messages
are of frequent occurrence in the courts.
The Philadelphia Court of Common
Pleas has just given its opinion in one of
the latest.
A dealer in furs made an agreement for
the sale of a lot of muskrat skins to a
firm. The latter agreed to pay a named
price, which was to be raised in case
London rates at an approaching sale
should advance beyond ten per cent.
The firm was to telegraph the dealer af¬
ter the sale. It sent this message: “Obey
instructions given Sunday. Bats ten
higher. Everything else lower.” The
telegram received by the dealer read:
“Ober instructions given Sunday. Rates
ten higher. Everything else lower.” He
supposed “ober” was a mistake for
“over,” interpreted the message to mean
that muskrat skins were ten cents high¬
er than anticipated ojsd bought accord¬
ingly. He suflered a los3 of five hun¬
dred dollars, for which he sued the
Western Union.
The Coart holds that the company is
not liable. Judge Thayer says: “The
message received by the plaintiff right was an
insensible message. He had no to
guess that the insensible word ‘ober’
meant ‘over,’ and then to interpret the
message as meaning that muskrat skins
had advanced ten per cent, beyond the
anticipated price on which his contract
was based. It was his duty to telegraph
baek for the correct message or ask his
correspondent the meaning of it. He
was himself guilty of negligence. It was
certainly as easy to guess that ‘ober’
meant ‘obey’ as to guess that it meant
‘over. ’ He took the risk of his own false
interpretation.”
Tee average of man’s life ia said to
have increased 5 per cent. ;n the last 30
years and woman’s 8 per cent.
Out of one hundred and thirty-nine in
physicians attending cholera patients
Naples twenty died of the disease.
A gentleman was cue day relating to
a Quaker a tale of deep distress, and
concluded by saying, “I could not but
feel for him.” ‘‘Verily, friend,” replied
the Quaker, “thou didst right m that
thou didst feel for thy neighbor; but
didst thou feel in the right place—didst
thou feel in thy pocket ?”
Who owns a prescription after it
nas once been Ailed—llie physician, The the
patient, or the apothecary ? ques¬
tion comes up iu a Connecticut liquor
3ase wherein an order for a half a pint
of gin has been duplicated many times,
and the excise officers wish to punish
somebody.
HARDWARE.
CHAMPION
Reapers and Mowers.
Buckthorn Wire Fencing, Bnreka Post Hole
Diggers, lea Cream Freezers, Mahan’s Vehicle
Seat Sunshades, Fairman’s ice Makers’ Crushers,Barren
Patent Wheels, Carriage Plain Supplies,
Jacob’y Patent Wheelbarrows, and
Stamped Tinware, Richardson's Celebrated
Hand Saws, Fishing Tackle and S ino Twines.
A. full line of all kinds of Hardware. Write
us for prices before buying. No matter wha‘
others sell at, our prices are always lower.
THORNE HARDWARE CO.,
1032 Broad St., Corner lltli
AUGUSTA GEORGIA
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EARR!S’i a s g cay. Cad ntioierous <ib
s tiom. youthful in'lcl^aco Icliscjfi
yii / tions, and too brain free worli. Gi
over
iXr not temporize while eucti
onemfcs'hjrK bclt in you fm^jas-l reys
tem . Avoid »(5 clalits c'
A SaSisal Curo on cftior by pretentions reruedie3 for hwa
troubles. Get our f t ft cirsu
lar nod trial pockagj ant
8 PESMST 0 EE 3 EA learn important tacts be Ur»
Altinir ircat.--.oat elsewhcra.
TaRe a ronol/ that b-3 cur l
A3 STD tbousun’"', aaft t> not ia
iHPBTEseir. to rfer> with, attention to t > a I*
csss or can- e pain ot in Vi:
vccience. Founded
C3T1 S3t3d for over 5 errtiCc medical -rinci’.^
Crowimr in favor and rejiutts*
fQ3Xn by uso In tiiOU- tion. Direct application makes it3 to tbo
sr.o*
cando of casos. niiBPDoe fslt without
Tj3.lT. :ral
a tl>uk of the restored. hu->an organ* Ea
S nA l m tre elcrocnta or
TK*A!, f “ '■%} enlaatr-^ fcave been
o Wp l-Ue which
FACKAC2. 5 trsisted are gr- ’C-n bat's.
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5ZN0 AD0HF5S rcP Mi/.
HARRIS REMEDY CO„K-fg Chemisti.
gOCJJ KertU iOth St., St, toais, 2o. ^
Rswirr tiRranr 63*. 9 warns# :3#cima J.
rasasfilm ’W'.-TGCEaSOB TO JU* \
Id dfoas&xi ryf&fcve SiPvrd, »>di Skis i ana Bos*-*.—>«-»ons i cbnitj,
HbtrrMriai raqulsuov Organic trv.. IkkiMc '
JC
mraefefss. Lm&pctafcics T: Trrjr;** d. Or
tyiesiions a a aswciv<i lev Cart- «a.
#Pfer ^'.L-d r «cns suCcrfiic from ft rip '■.'-ortW v U'\ «.*17 !ruw.^
Ift&ra rxmvdk :5n*r 4o the '.r advnntb.-.o. itL :.o* .
Itr. C. 1-. I«alBAf*GJI4, Prvi’t and Pat i in C'Arstc
ftftntra! ’led. & horrr. Is- '-tutr. 9EO *■: JLncfn. K i
^bcGS»c' tc Dr. iivsa’ t
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Colton Factor and Commission Hereto 1
WAREHOUSE AM! SALESROOM
ioi mcintosh st., cor Reynolds,
yATJGtTJST A 3 GEORGIA.
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Will continue tlie business in its various branches. Advances of Bagging
ami Ties and Family Supplies, at lowi^- market prices. Liberal Cash Advances
made on Cotton or other Produce in SJ t. Consignments of all Field and Farm
Produce solicited. Personal attention given to Selling, Weighing, Storing and
Sampling all Consignments. Commission 50c., and Storage 25c. per mouth on
cotton not advanced upon.
or Celling, 60c. Storage, 25u
M. O’DOWD J
USTo, 6 ’Warren ISlocIv,
AUGUSTA - - Q-A_
Liberal advances made on cotton and produce in store. Personal atten
tion giveu to weighing and selling.
H. FRANKLIN,
.A.TT GrTX STLA., GhA..,
--AGENT FOE
ECLIPSE ENGINES, GRAIN SEPARATORS, COTTON GINS
and condensers and feeder, saw nulls, &c.
ALSO SELLS THE
Peereless Engine and Reiser Separator,
OSBORNE REAPER AND MOWER
S. H. MYERS,
(SUCCESSOR TO MYERS & MARCUS)
—.xoibibiexaL just
f)/y (yooiM, j'l’qiioipd hqd Hosiery T
Boots, Shoes,; Hats and Olothine’,
fTiHE undersigned would respectfully inform the merchants of Taliaferro and,
JL adjoining counties, unequal? that his FALL Stock at im* is now being been brought received, to and this m mar pncei, et,.
and assortmeht is -Aw/v l ever
A special feature of my _ of a
W HOLESALE— HOUSE
BOOT SHOE AND IIAT
Entirely distinct from my Dry Goods, Notions “d other D*o«rtmeiiti. U my
store will bo found the largest and best selecsed stock of SHOCs and HAT ,
brought to Augusta, and wo feel satisfied that it will be to the lnlarart ot pur
ever before purchasing sewhars.
chasers to examine our stock e
S. H. MYERS, 286 and 2SS Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
ALFRED BAKER, President. • JOSEPH H. BEAN Cashier.
811 BBOnD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
Cash Assets...... .......1300,000.00
Surplus.......... ....... 50,000.00
TRANSACTS A GENERAL DEP 03 ST A $9 DISCOUNT BUSINESS.
Interest on deposits of five to two thousand dollar,'.
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS AND MERCHANTS RECEIVED ON
FAVORABLE TERMS.
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Special Attention Given to Collections.
--DIRECTORS
:
ALFRED BAKER, W. B. VOTING,
EDWARD O’DONNELL, E. R. SCHNEIDER,
JOSEPH S. BEAN.
Thso. j M;aik:waJieis
$teau] jVlarkle kijd G^arjite WoA$
Broad Street, Near Lower Market,
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.
Marble Work, Domestic and Imported
AT LOW PRICES.
Georgia and /South (kirolina Granite Monuments Made a Specialty.
A large selection of Marble and Granite Work always on hand reedy for Lettering
and Delivery.
w. asr. MBBCISB,
COTTON FACTO I pv
-and
GENERAL COMMISSION lid, IT,
3 Warren Block, Augusta, Ca.
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Will give personal end undivided attention to tho weighing a id sol! ig of cotton,
L’BERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE OX CONSIGNMENTS.
ZE3I. IFl^nSTIKILIIsr,
COTTON COMMISSION IERCHANT,
A.TTGTXSTA., OrA..
Liberal Advancements Made on Consignment*.
T. W. COSKERY, President. J. T. NEWBERRY, CaBhier.
Planiors Loan ail Sams Bant J
Augusta, Georgia.
Capital, all paid up, - - $100,000.
Collections Carefully Attended to and Promptly Remitted for. Drafts on all
parts of tho world for sale.
Merest Allowed on Deposits ii tie Sara® Depart*!.
DIRECTORS.
J. T. COSKERY, OUST. VOLGER, .T. A. A. W. CLARK, JOHN T MILLEB
Z. MoCORD, F GOGIN W. H. HOWARD, H. ROWLEY.
D. E. WRIGHT, H. B. KING, W. M. JORDAN.
AT GOODYEAR’S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Can be found the largest stock of Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Road Carte,
Plantation Wagons (all sizes, 1 to (> horse), single and double harness, saddles,
belting, leather of all kinds, wagon material, etc., &c.
rolt THE NJiXT 30 DAYS
I will offer SPECIAL BARGAINS iu a lot of Open and Top Buggies
AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES! These Buggies are all Fine
Northern and Fad rn niukos, which 1 will guarantee KQUAL TO THE BEST.
Chill and examine them and convince yourselves that they are Absolute Bargains.
A. IT. GOODYEAR, ART.,
(Successor toR. May & Co.) AUGUSTA, GA., Opposite Georgia W. R. Ban'*
Sales Haas, 7 Q 4 Broad St. Facto y, 703 Ellis St.
COMMISSIONS REDUCED.
SSMUS
And will completely change tho blnoil In tho entire system In three months. Aliy
person who will tuho 1 Mil each night from l to 19 weeks, may be restored to Saand
health, i f such a thing be possible. For Female Complaints these Pills have no equal.
Physicians use them for tAo cure of I.WF.1C. and KlllNKY diseases. Sold everywhere,
or sent by mail for 23c. in stamps. Circulars free, I. S. JOHNSON A CO., Boston, MHO.
ititttmsrui pirn I n isss
:>ISL*U8«8 of the Spine. Sola «Ver.ywiCW. OhrcularB free. I. 8. JOirNHOH & CO., Huston, MaBH.
Pii^MflKE and Hog Cholera SENS Sold where, LAY mall for25e.iR
,i it vVtil also posiiivoiv i>revuiit euro I J ,&c. every or sent by
%IOKEN CHO&..R&A.
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PERKINS BROS.
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ALL KINDS MACHINERY.
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Tho largest dealers in the South in Sto-am Engines, Boilers, Saw
1 1 W. Circular Saws, Steam Pumps,-VBoiler Feeders, Jut Ptunpc, Skeom
•» ,-s, Whistles, Taping, Wrenehea, Shi ,;;le Macbiztou, Planing aai
. . .eking Machines, Water Wheels, Grist and Flouring Mills, Ssnasa.
Horse Powers, Gotten Gins, Feeders and Condensers, Ppsenem.,
?k ws, Brass Goods, Engine Fittings, Baiting, Machinery Oil, «te. i
SeconH-hsad Machinery at low figures. Get our prices before I
PERKmS BROS
M vi ATLANTA. CA.
