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For 21 days in July
The Herald printed... 1,736 Wants
The Chronicle printed 996 Wants
Herald’s lead 740 Wants
Herald Wants Ret results, and
that's why the people use them.
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on Sunday.
Last Sunday's Herald carried
183 Wants.
Last 6undsy's Chronicle carried
89 Wants.
Sunday Herald'6 lead 94 Wants.
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SUB-STATIONS
King's Pharmacy, 1286
Broad Street.
Hubbard & Davenport’s
Pharmacy, Corner 15th
Street and May Ave.
HAVE YOU
SOMETHING FOR SALE?
Just stop and think for a moment.
Isn't there something around and
about the place that you don’t want,
don’t use uml would be glad lo Ret
rid of? It Is worth nothing to
you now. Why not convert It Inio
oesh? A little 25 cent Herald Want
will find you a purchaser, and the
two or the ten dollars the thing
brings In is just that much cash
picked up In the road.
LOOK AROUND
THINK IT OVER.
SEND IN YOUR FOR SALE WANT
AD TO THE HEIALD.
WANTED SITUATION -
Female
NURSE \ I OLORBD WOMAN 51
sires a position as nurse or house
girl Apply Mary DickH, 554 Fenwick
street. J2Bxx
NURSE: A COLORED WOMAN OR
sires a position as nurse or house
girl. Apply Kltle Welch, 554 Fen
wick St. J2Bxx
WABHERWOM AN: A COLORED WO
man desires a position as washer
woman Apply Clara Warren, 254
Reynolds St J29xx
COOK: A COLORED WOMAN HE
sires a position as eook or house,
girl. Apply Ella Dußose, 604 Wvlde
St. J29xx
COOK A COLORED WOMAN DK
slrs* a post, ion as cook, houseglrl
or nurse Apply Sarah Ward, 641
Twiggs St. J29xx
NURSE: A SITUATION AS NURSE,
eook or houseglrl. Apply Frances
Palmer, 1516 Anthony St. j29xx
NURSE: A YOUNG COLORED Wo
man desires position os nurse or
cook. Address lnei Jones.
J3ox
WANTED SITUATION.
Male
X COLORED MAN DESIRES A PO
■itlon at stationary fireman; refer
«nc®» furnished. Apply U. O. Peoples,
1368 Jones St. ,129 xx
YARD BUY: A COLORBD ROY DR
sires a position as yard boy or
boese work Apply Dolsy Sterns, 604
Wylds St
YARD ruiY YOUNG COLORED M\N
desires position as yard boy, porter
or driver. Wm. Moore, UOS Tat nail
e '-
A YOUNG WHITE MAN WHO IS
willing and anxious for work de
sires position as clerk or assistant in
offloe Willing to make himself gen
erally useful. Good relerenees. \d
dress H O. W„ care Herald
. , ]ltx
WANTED: COLLECTING TO DO BY
an experienced collector. Address
"Collector" care Herald.
JSOx
WANTED HELP Male
MEN OCR lU.rSTR ED < \T\
logue explains how \v» *t ach barber
trade in few weeks, mailed free.
Moler Barber College, Atlanta, (la
‘ Jr J29p
WANTED HELP Male
and Female
LATHES:" OCR CATALOGUE Ex
plains how we teach hair dressing,
manicuring, facial massage, etc,. In
ftw weeka, mailed free. Moler Col
lege. Atlanta, Ga. J29p
GOVERNMENT CLERKS AT WASH-
Ington. wanted; $75.00 monthly. Ex
aminations In Augusta October 12.
Coaching free. Franklin Institute,
JVpt 30 Y. Rochester, N. Y. Slip
WANTED HELP—Female
COOK WANTED: A COOK EASY
hours, good pay, none but expert J
•ateed apply. J. W. Herald. J3op |
WANTED —Miscellaneous
WANTED TO RENT: SIX on SEVEN
room unfurnished house, Monte
I Sano, Summerville or North Augusta,
from Oct. Ist. Describe what you
! have and name price. Renter, care
I Herald. j29p
PIANO —I WANT TO BUY A SEC
ond-hand upright piano, the best bat
| gain I can get. Want a good make,
i not old. Address with particulars C.
M. care Herald. J2Bp
j BLACKBERRIES AND PEACHES IN
any quantity wanted at Augusta
| Canning Co., near New Georgia R. R.
I Freight Yards. j23tf
FOR SALE -Real Estate
! FOR SALE: HOME IN NORTH All
gusta. 1 have a nice home at an
j especial bargain on a comer, on car
line, 6 rooms and bath, stables, lot
50 ft. by 200. Two piazzas; screen
doors and windows; double parlors;
walls tastefully papered, $2,800. Good
terms, H. C. Middleton, real estate,
135 Jackson St. J2Bc
FOR RENT: PART OF A STORE
on busy side of Broad street, in 800
block. Every convenience; splendid
opening; excellent opportunity. Cun
be rented or leased —short time or
long time. Rent cheap—very cheap.
For full particulars address: G, P. T.,
care Augusta Herald.
For Rent or Lease
MY THEATRE, 662 BROAD BtToR
will rent all or part of store, 662
Broad. Apply C. M. Sacre, 662 Broad.
J2Bc.
FOR RENT—Rooms
DWELLING: NEW TENEMENT, 1221
and 1223 Ellis street, ten rooms
each. All modern convinces; L. J.
Henry. JVtf
FOR RENT: GOOD SERVANTS
rooms, In rear of 936 Greene St.
Ale
FOR 3ALE—Miscellaneous
WRAPPING PAPER: OLD NEWS
papers for wrapping purposes. Ap
ply at Herald Office. ts
WOOD: FOR SALE. 600 CORDS
pine wood, car or train lots. ’Phoru
168. Nell wood Lumber Co.. Augusta,
Ga. Mt.tf
FOR SALE: ICE CREAM IN ANY
quantity front oue quart upward;
delivered anywhere In the city. Vl
detto Drug Co., cor. 16th and Mc-
Donald. ’Phone 1270. Jly2Bc
FOR SALE—IO4 OF THE BEST
lots In North Augusta, on easy pay
ments. Fresh air, pure water, no
mosquitoes and little taxes, see Law
rence A. Dorr nt Dorr’s store, 10 a.
m. to 1 p. m. 'Phone 268 ts
TYPEWRITERS LCC’S OF SPLEN
dld machines, all kinds, some
slightly used, at bargain prices, L.
J. Henry, Remington Dealer. J3lc
BUGGIES FOR SALE CHEAP ONE
Frazier runabout buggy and harness
Good condition. Apply Heggle’g
stable. J3op
LOST AND FOUND.
DUG: LOST, A FEW DAYS AGO,
one setter bitch. Color, orange and
white. Answer to the name. Dess.
Reward If returned to 1. A. Jackson.
6UW Telfair St. j^9c
00 W: STRAYED YESTERDAY AF
teruoon; ouo cream color cow and
calf. Hew ai d of returned to 620 Me-
Kinne St. J3oc
FOUND DOG: FOUND JULY 21, One
young setter, white wfch tan spots,
two tan ears. Owner con recover
same by paying expenses. Will Free
man, 217 Wttkins street. J2Bp
LOST PETITION: A PETITION TO
Prof. L, B. Evans from Woodlawn
school. The finder will please send
It to the Star Grocery. 16th street.
J2Bp
LOST POCKET BOOK CONTAINING
$2,000 in securities, $47 ltt cash and
$126 in checks. Liberal reward if re
turned to No. 810 Dyer Building oor
Herald office. J3oc
Business Opportunity
FOR RENT: PART OF A STORE
on busy side of Broad street. In 800
bloek. Every convenience; splendid
opening: excellent opportunity. Can
be rented or leased—short time or
long time. Kent cheap—very cheap.
For full particulars address: G. P. T\,
care Augusta Herald.
Scientific Horseshoeing.
COR REYNOLDS AND M'KINNE
streets. Blacksmlthing and wheel
wrijhtlng, horseshoeing In all its
branches. Special attention given to
faulty gutted and interferrtng horses.
Phone 797 for calls and delivery. L.
Hall. Manager. al9o
Windsor Spring Water
RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA,
Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered
$0 cent*. Phone HI *its
Horses, Mules, Livestock,
Harness, Carriages, Etc.
W ANTED—Boarders
HORSE a YOUNG HORSE AND
rubber tired buggy for sale, suit
able for lady or children. Sold for
no fault. Cheap to a quick cash buy
! er. Address H. B . care Herald,
J29p
! MULE FOR SALE -One SEVEN
year old mule good condition, cheap
to quick buyer for cash Address
| Bargain, cars Herald.
I J2dp
FOR RENT—ReaI Estate.
FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM FLAT,
1017 Greene St., $20.00 per month.
Apply on premises. J2Bp
NO 18 GREENE STREET FOR
rent; Five room cottage, with fine
lot for garden, Apply Audley Hill,
Hill & Merry. • J3op
SOME DELIGHTFUL BATH RE
QUISITEB.
Shower Bath Sprays SI.OO
Large Sponges 25c
1 lb. pkg. Violet Talcum 25c
PARR’S PHARMACY,
516 Broad St. Phone 369.
RANDALL’S BLOOD AND LIVER
PILLS TAKE THE PLACE OF
CALOMEL
FOR TORPID LIVER, INDIGES-
Uon, Biliousness, Constipation, Bad
Blood, Kidneys, etc Phone 2214. No
extra charge for deliveries. Randall’s
Pharmacy, 1559 Walton Way.
J2otf
Big Reduction In Paint
GUARANTEED BEST GRADE LEAD
zinc paint., $1.35 per gallon, tor ten
days only. W. B. Toole, 935 Broad St.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA, GA
Braids
JUST IN, NEW HAIR BRAIDS AND
puffs, pompadours and transforma
tion bandeaus, invisible nets, combs,
new style roils, will sell at cut rate
prices for ten days only. Mrs. L.
Zachery, 818 Broad St. J2Bp
Educational
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS—
-9:30 a. m. to 12 m. Sturman’s
Preparatory School, 1239 Ellis street.
a2e
CREASMAN PLUMBING CO., Plumb
ing, Steam and Gas Fittin. Repair
work promptly done. Special attention
given contract work. 423 Jackson St.
Phone 776. L. A. CREASMAN.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
OSBORN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
EITHE BOOKKEEPING, SHORT
hand and Typewriting, Arithmetic
Grammar and Spelling, or Penman*
ship. Phono 671 or 686.
Trunk Hospital.
OUR TRUNK DOCTORS (AND THEY
are good ones) can put your old,
disabled trunk, case and grip in first
class condition —a new slat, lock,
clamp, etc., and It's in condition for
years of eervice. Cost is small. Trunk
sent for and delivered free of cost.
Or we will take your old trunk as part
payment for a nice, new one. Tele
phone us, 593, or give us a call at onr
well-stocked, spacious store. Augusta
Trunk Factory. M. M. Cleckley,
Prop., 851 Broad —wrong side of
street. b2Btf
Panther Springs Water.
FOR KIDNEY, INDIGESTION AND
as a laxs'lve, drink Panther Spring
Water. ’Phone 1305; all orders given
prompt attention.
Swimming Pool
TAKE SUMMERVILLE CARS FOR
Lankey’s Swimming Pool—on The
Hill. Mineral water 0. K.’d by Board
of Health. jlltf
L. M. Hutto.
THE HORSESHOER, HAVE YOUR
horse's legs clipped. If you are very
fond of your pet dog send him around
and have him clipped. 722 Ellis Stt,
ts
Pickling Goods
I HAVE EVERY THING YOU WANT
to make pickles, such as bell pep
pers, hot peppers, green tomatoes,
ripe tomatoes, cabbages, spices,
Heinz vinegar, etc. All orders filled
on short notice. L. A. Grimaud, 210
Cummlug St. Phone 1305.
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Motorcycle
THE YALE HAS PROVEN QUITE
a favorite wherever it has been rid
den, because it is so comforiaole nnd
so powerful and also bee.use it dees
not take every cent you can - pare anJ
more beside to keep it In running ord
er. The only persons that do not like
the Yale, is the repair man and the
fellow who sells the other machhie.
Why, because, the repair man gets
nothing out of it and the man who
sells the other machine is alstays un
easy, for he knows the ”Y’ale” Is O.
K. H. G. Kheney, Agt., 911 Broad St.
Wagon Works
WE BUILD OR REPAIR ALL
kinds of vehicles; auto repairing a
specialty. Horse Shoeing, and nf
kinds of wood and Iron work Prompt
and first-class work guaranteed under
new management Patronize home en
terprise. Horton Wagon Mfg. Co.. 520
McKlnne street. a27c
THE AUGUSTA HER ALE
LEGAL NOTICES
AN ORDINANCE.
TO AUTHORIZE THE TWIN CITY
POWER COMPANY TO USE THE
PUBLI< STREETS OK THE Cl'i Y
OK AUGUSTA, GEORGJA, FOR THE
PURPOSE OK PLACING POLES OR
TOWERS ~ND ELECTRICAL CON
DUCT OKS THEREON, AND SUB
WAYS AND ELECRTICAL CONDUC
TORS THEREIN.
The City Council of Augusta Hereby
Ordains:
Section 1. That permission be, and
the same is hereby granted to the TWIN
CITY POWER COMPANY, its succes
| asors and assigns, to erect, lay, equip,
operate and maintain lines for lighting
and electric power distribution, includ
ing the necessary poles, towers, fixtures
and electric conductors, upon, along and
over the streets, bridges, alleys, lanes
and public roads of the City of Augus
ta, the necessary subways, manholes and
attribution poles, towers and electrical
conductors, as its business may, from
time to time, require; and the right
to sell, rent or license the use of space
on said poles, and towers, and in said
subways, for the same or similar pur
poses, to persons or corporations having
lawful authority to operate in the City
of Augusta. This grant is made upon
tile terms, conditions, limitations and
provisions in tills ordinance set out.
All poles and towers shall be neat
anu symmetrical, and no electrical con
ductors shall be placed less tnan twenty
eiglif <3B) feet above the surface of the
ground, unless special permission be
given in writing for each case by the
Superintendent of Kire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, when they may be as low
as twenty-two (22) feet. Within the
area wherein subways may be laid, no
poles or towers, except terminal poles
or towers, to be used for distribution
from tlie underground system shall be
erected and maintained on the streets.
Within such area not more than two
terminal poles or towers shall be erect
'd ami maintained on any one block of
the streets.
Section 2. That the said poles and
towers and said subways shall be con
structed and maintained by said com
pany, its successors and assigns, in a
good thorough and workmaplike man
ner, ‘and according to the laws of the
State of Georgia and of the City of
Augusta now in force or that may be
hereafter adopted. Before laying down,
constructing and equipping of said sub
ways, the said company shall tile with
the Commissioner of Public Works of
Augusta, complete detailed plans and
specifications, showing the exact loca
tion of the subways and appurtenances
along the highways, and the depth there
of; and no woik shall be begun until
;he Commissioner of Public Works has
notified said company, In writing, of his
approval of such plans and specifications
and locations. If the work shall have
been done contrary to the adopted plans,
specifications and locations, the said
company shall immediately, upon receiv
ing written notice from the Commission
er of Public Works, or from the Mayor,
remove the said subway or other ap
purtenances or make tm- same conform
to such plans, specifications and loca
tions; and if it should fail to do this im
mediately. then the City Council shall
have the right, through Its officers or
employes, to remove the same at the
cost and expense, of said company, its
successors or assigns.
Section 3. That the work of putting
down the underground subways anti
drawing the underground cable wires
and electric conductors in said subways,
and the work of erecting the poles and
towers and overhead wires shall be done,
from time to time, as the business of
the company demands, under the super
vislon of the Commissioner of Public
Works. The area in which subways
shall be constructed shall be *from the
South side of Bay street, including
Reynolds, Broad, Ellis, Greene, and) Tel
fair streets to the south side of Wal
ker street, ’ and extending from Seibert
(Fourth) street, on the east, to McKinti©
(Thirteenth) street, on the west, such
area to be extended and Increased when
ever council may deem it advisable so
to order.
Section 4. That the work of erecting
poles and towers and opening streets,
alleys, lanes and nub’ic roads by virtue
of this ordinance, shall be done under
the supervision of the Commissioner of
Public Works of Augusta, and the Su
perintendent of Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph of the City of Augds x; and
the said company shall replace and prop,
oily relay any sidewalks or street that
may be -Cured or displced by reason of
the erection of such poles or towers, or
the opening of such streets for subways;
and, upon failure of the company to oo
so within ten 1 10) days after notice in
writing given by the Commissioner of
Public Works to said company, the City
may repair suen portion of the sidewaui
or Street that may have been disturbed
by said company, and collect the cost
from said company. Not more than one
thousand (1,000) lineal feet of street
on any one street shall be opened or
be permitted to remain open at one
time, and no street opened shall remain
uncovered for more than one week, ex
cept by special written permit from the
Mayor or Commissioner of Public
works; and such openings shall at all
time# be protected in compliance with
the ordinances of the City of Augusta
now In existence or that may be passed.
Section 5. That the pressure or the
electric current carried on any of tile
wives of the overhead construction shall
not exceed tthirty-three hundred (3,300)
volts, and the pressure shall not ex
ceed thirty-three hundred (3,300) volts
In any underground conductor.
Section 6. That if at any time there
should come Into existence any defect
In such poles, towti's, wires or sub
ways. or other appurtenances, that are,
or 'may be, injurious to the public, the
said companv shall be, and Is hereby
required to promptly correct the same
upon receiving written notice thereof
from the Commissioner of Public Works
or „ie Superintendent of Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph. Upon failure on the
port of said company to correct such
defects. The City Council of Augusta
shall have the right to correct the same
at the expense of said company. Its suc
cessors or assigns.
Section 7. Thut In erecting such poles
or towers, or tn laying down, construct,
ing or equipping said subways, and the
appurtenances thereof, if it should be
necessary to remove any water pipe, gas
pipe, sewer, drain, or any outer pipes,
drains or structures, sucli removal shall
be done at the expense of said com
puny. If at any time thereafter It may
become necessary to remove such poles,
towers or subways or other appurte
nances. for the purpose of laying down
any sewer, water pipe, gas pipe, or oth
er public utility, the said poles, towers
and subways, or other nppurten.'_r\ces,
shall be subject to removal so as to per
mit the construction of the desl-ed 6ew.
ers, pipes, or the Hko; provided, that the
expense of such removal and replace
ment shall be free of cost to said com
pany; and provided that if said company
objects to such removal, It shall not be
required unless the City Council shall
have first determined that it Is neces
sary.
Section S. That before beginning the
erection of such poles or tower*, dr the
laying down, constructing or equipping
of said subways the said company shall
enter into the bond required by Section
256 of the City Code, as amended by
the ordinance of September 5. 1599.
Section 9. In consideration of the
rights and privileges herein granted, the
said company shall provide one cross
arm on each pole or tower, when so
requested by the City and space not to
exceed one uuct in the said subway sys
tem, for the free use of the Police and
Fire Alarm system of the City of Au
| gnsta.
I Section 10. All underground conduits
and manholes put down, and poles and
■ towers erected, or used, under thia or-
dinance are to be owned and controlled
by the Power Company-, its successors
and assigns, for their own use except
for such use as the City of Auguoia has
reserved for its Police and Fire Alarm
wires; and no wires or cables of any
other company are to be placed in said
ducts, or on said polgs, without the con
sent of the Power Company, its succes
sors and assigns.
Section 11. That all work done under
and by virtue of this Ordinance shall
he done under the resolutions, laws and
ordinances of the City of Augusta at
the time the work is done, and said
Company, shall at all times be subject
to the resolutions, laws and ordinances
of tne City of Augusta, now in exist
ence or that may hereafter be passed,
relative to the use of public streets,
lanes and alleys of the City of Augusta
by lighting or power companies having
wires over or unuer the streets of Au
gusta. This Ordinance does not, and
shall not be construed to, repeal or
amend an ordinance passed November 4.
1901, entitled, "An Ordinance to Re
quire all Telephone, Telegraph and Elec
tric Light Wires of all Kinds, EXbept
the Trolley and Feed Wires on the Elec
tric Car Line, on or over the streets
of Augusta, Within the Fire Limits, to
be placed Underground and for Other
Purposes.”
Section 12. That a condition of this
Ordinance is that said Company shall, in
laying, constructing and equipping such
subways, make mem of sufficient capac
ity to accommodate twice the business
that said company now has.
Section 13. That said Company shall
Indemnify and hold harmless The City
Council of Augusta against all claims
for damages, whether to person or prop,
erty, that my be successfully inserted
against it. by reason of the Construct
ing, equipping or maintaining of any
poles, towers, fixtures, electrical conduc
tors, subways, man-holes, distributing
poles, towers, or other appliances or ap
purtenances authorized by this ordl
nance; or by reason of any wrongful,
illegal or negligent act on the part ol
said Company or its employes. In
event of suit being brought against The
City Council of Augusta by reason of
any of the above named acts, and writ
ten notice being served upon said Com
pany of such suits, the said Company
shall come in and defend said suit at its
expense, and shall be bound by any judg
ment that may be finally obtained
against The City Council of Augusta,
but no judgment shall be deemed final,
pending any undetermined appeal there
from.
Section 14. That the rights, privileges
and franchises granted by this ordinance
shall continue for FIFTY (50) years from
the date hereof.
Section 15. That said Company, its
successors, lessees and assigns, shall be
subject to all license and occupation
taxes, and all advalorem taxes upon its
property and franchises lawfully im
posed, in the same manner as all other
property, real and personal, in the City
of Augusta is subject to taxation. Said
Company shall further make no higher
charge to persons or corporations in the
City of Augusta than is charged by said
Company to consumers to ahy other
point.
Section 16. Said Company. Its succes
sors, lessees and assigns shall comply
with all present and future laws of this
State and ordinances of The City Coun
cil of Augusta, and for failure to carry
out in good faith any of the require
ments of this ordinance, or of any ftk
ture ordinance that may be enacted, not
in conflict herewith, it shall be deemqd
guilty of a violation of this ordinance
or of such future ordinance, and, upon
conviction, shall be punished for such
violation, as may now or then be pro
vided by law.
Section 17. Said Company shall file
with the Clerk of The City Council of
Augusta, its acceptance of this ordi
nance within thirty days from its date,
in order to make the same valid.
Section 18. The rights, privileges and
franchises granted under this ordinance
shall be void, unless said Company shall
commence the actual installation of its
distribution system within the corporate
limits of the City of Augusta, within
three years from the date hereof.
Done in Council under the Common
Seal thereof, this 26th day of July, 1909.
WM. M. DUNBAR,
Attest: Mayor, C. A.
J. Louis Sayre.
Deputy Clerk of Council.
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ALL BAILED UP.
A base ball became wedged In a
street railway switch the other day.
A car came along. The ball de
flected the car wheels. They left
the track. The car went across the
street and stopped on the sidewalk.
"Whatcher doin’ here?” asked an
innocent bystander.
"Oh,” snapped the motorman, “I’m
all balled up, that's all!” —Detroit
News.
Fresh Meat and Fish.
FISH ALL KINDS; CAN SUPPLY
your wants, also choice cuts home
killed Beef, Pork and Veal. Lowest
prices, prompt delivery. Phone 1077
Jno. M. Bush, 719-721 Campbell St.,
J3op
Iced Melons \
ICE AND ICED MELONS DELIVER
ed to any part of the city. M. Brab
ham, 219 Mclntosh St., Phone 2272.
Aug. 3p
LOOKING TWO WAYS
Looking backward one can observe a steady and, at
times, rapid increase in Real Estate values.
Looking to the future- - all signs indicate not only a
continuance but also a much more rapid growth of real
ty values. N
You’ll find it to your interest to read the Real Es
tate ads in this paper and to
Advertise in THE HERALD
LEGAL NOTICES
Sheriff’s Notice.
In the matter of W. B. Brigham &
Son vs. P. O. Fox.
In pursuance of an order from the
judge of the city court, Richmond
county, Georgia, I will sell in front
of the Court House door, at 10 o’clock
a. m., August 3rd, 1909, the following
described perishable property, to-wit:
8 48-lb. sacks flour, 16 24-lb. sacks
flour, 5 96-lb. sacks meal, 1 S6-lb. sack
grits, 5 100-lb, 1 96-lb. 4 25-lb. sacks
feed, 1 box starch, 1 box lemons, 1
case C. B. Hash, 1 case tomatoes, 1
case peaches.
Levied on as the property of P. O.
Fox, under attachment in favor of W.
H. Brigham & Son.
JOHN W. CLARK,
Sheriff Richmond County, Georgia.
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Sheriff’s Sale.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
granted by His Honor William F.
Eve, Judge of the City Court of
Richmond County, on July 19, 1909
in the case of Pope & Fleming,
plaintiffs, vs. T. W. Scott, defend
ant, and Clark & Butt, garnishees,
there will be sold to the highest
bidder for cash at 10 o’clock a. in.,
on July 31, 1909, in front of the
building of ’the Augusta Exchange
and Board of Trade, in the City of
Augusta, sixty-five bales of cotton,
samples can be seen at office of
Clark & Butt, 727 Reynolds street,
Augusta, Ga.
JNO. W. CLARK.
Sheriff, Richmond Co., Ga.
Ju!y3lc
T R U ST EE’SSAL E.
In pursuance of an order this day
issued by Hon. Jos. Ganahl, Referee
in Bankruptcy, I will sell at public
outcry in the town of Midville, county
of Burke, state of Georgia, Thursday,
August sth, at noon, at the store for
merly occupied by R. L. Posten, all
the stock of merchandise, wagons,
lumber, lumber carts, harness and
other personal property belonging to
the estate of R. L. Posten, Bankrupt.
Parties desiring 'to see inventory and
appraisement, or desiring to look
through the stock, can get all desir
ed information by applying to me at
732 Ellis St., Augusta, Ga.
S. H. COHEN,
Trustee for R. L. Posten.
Jly 28—Aug.4c.
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HOLD INSTITUTE
The Town is Entertaining
the Guests Royally. Many
Farmers are in Attend
ance.
TIGNALL, Ga.—The Farmers Insti
tute opened at Tignall at 11 o’clock
Wednesday. There was a large at
tendance of farmers. Captain R. J.
Redding of Griffin made an address
on "Diversification and Rotation of
Crops.” Capt. Redding dwelt on the
importance of business as a sign and
seal of fertility.
After a recess the farmers came to
gether in great numbers. There is a
great deal of interest shown in this
occasion.
The master of ceremonies, Mr. J.
A. Moss, is assisted by Mr. C. D. Bol
ton, Sheriff W. O. Bobo, and other
gentlemen of the neighborhood. The
whole town is wid e awake, and the
doors are all thrown open and every
thing is favorable to a good time and
profitable institute.
Moonlight River excursion and
dance Thursday night. Morris Or
chestra. Boat leaves 8:00 p. m., re
turns 1:00 a. m.
VICE PRES. SHERMAN
TO VISIT NORFOLK
NORFOLK, Va.—Vice President
Sherman has accepted an Invitation
to attend the meeting of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Asosciation to be
held here in November.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Notice to Village of Summerville Tax
Payers.
I hereby give notice to Summerville
Tax payers, that July 31 ’O9, is the
last day for paying Summerville tax
and water rents. Kindly cull at the
Village office on Walton Way, and
pay same on or before the last day,
office hours from 8:30 a. m. to 1 p.
m. and 3 to 6:30.
O. B. PALMER,
Treasurer V. of S.
Jly 30c.
“PRPOSALS WANTED.”
Department of Public Works.
Augusta, Ga., Julv 23rd, 1909.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received by the Canal and River
Commission of Augusta, Ga., until
12 m. Tuesday, August 17th, 1909,
for furnishing all material, tools
and labor and excavating a drain
age Canal approximately three and
one-half miles long, thirty feet
wide, and six feet deep.
A certified check for five hundred
dollars ($500) must be deposited
with each bid as a guarantee of
good faith.
The Canal and River Commission
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
F. B. POPE. Chairman.
NISBET WINGFIELD,
A7c Chief Engineer.
OFFICE OF GEORGIA CHEMICAL
..orks, July 26th, 1909. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Georgia Cnemical Works will be
at Augusta, Ga., on the second
Tuesday in August, being the 10th
day of the month.
A. SMITH IRVINE,
Aug 9c. Secretary
SHERIFF NOTICE.
Unpaid Tax Fi, Fas.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
all unpaid Tax Fi Fas in my hands
for collection must be paid within
the next ten days or proper steps
will be taken to collect same by
levy and sale.
JNO. W. CLARK,
Sheriff, R. C., Ga.
j29c
Deutscher Sehuetzen Club Attention.
The Target of Honor Shooting, af
ternoon Pic Nic and Ball to be held
Thursday, July 29th, is hereby post
poned until Thursday, August the sth.
By order of the President.
J. H. SCHROEDER,
Sec. Pro. Tem
J 28 c
AT THE CASINO
Patrons of the Cosino free show
this week have enjoyed a really ex
cellent performance.
The Graham Sisters put on a nice
song and dance specialty. Their
“Mexico” song was particularly bright
tuneful and catchy. They dance well,
smile in a winning wav, and their
voices are both clear and pleasant.
Miss Betsoff, who sings illustrated
songs, has one of the clearest voices
heard on local vaudeville boards this
season. Her songs are new and tune
ful, and illustrated with beautiful
slides.
The motion pictures are changed
every evening.
FUNERAL NOTICE
DlED—Augusta, Ga., July 27, 1909,
HERBERT FRANCIS, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pund, at the age
of 10 years. Funeral services from
the residence, 1322 Broad Street,
TOMORROW (THURSDAY) AF
TERNOON at 5 o’clock.
Entered into rest July 28, 1909, MRS.
ANNIE BELL HALL, relict of the
late Harry C. Hall. Funeral serv
ices from the residence of Mrs.
Dell Parker, cor. Cumming and
Reynolds streets, TOMORROW
(THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, at
5:30 o’clock. Interment City Cem
etery.
