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PAGE EIGHT F) WANT Anc DO THF WOPK They form the ideal means of communication between those who want and. those who have —and they “ *Ltl\r\L<L/ VV n 1 LJkJ 11 1 W wlviV* cost less in proportion to what they accomplish than any other known form of salesmanship. They are little salesmen —or little puVhasing agents—of high efficiency. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THOSE RECEIVED BY MAIL. ADDRESS WANT AD DEPARTMENT, THE HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Want Ad, Supremacy Herald Wants Lead! , For 30 days in September The Herald printed 2726 Wants The Chronicle printed 1443 Wants Herald's lead 1283 Wants Herald Wants get results, and that's why the people use them. If you want results read and use Herald Wants every day and on Sunday. Last Sunday's Herald carried 175 Wants. Last Sunday’s Chronicle carried 102 Wants. Sunday Herald's lead 73 Wants. READ AND USE HERALD WANT ADS . WANT Al>. SUB-STATIONS King's Pharmacy, 1280 Broad Street. Hubbard & Davenport’* Pharmacy, Corner 15th Street and May Ave. O. B. Cliett, 1928 Watkins Street. WANTED HELP -Kale WANTED: RAILWAY MAI),CLERKS Postofflre clerks. Clerks-carrlers. Salary 1600 to $1,600. Examinations In Augusta, Nov. 17th. Preparation free. Write for schedule. Franklin Institute, Dept. 13 F. Rochester, N Y. OOi) TOUR INTELLIGENT YOUNG men wanted at once, pleasant work and good pay. for right parties. Call at 1360 Meyers Street, 7 a. m., or 1 p. m. tomorrow. O 6 p WANTED A GOOD PIPE FITTER for a few weeks Apply Georgia Chemical Works. 06c WANTED LABORERS. GOOD wages. Apply Georgia Chemical WorkH. 060 WANTED AT ONCE TOUR FlßST class colored painters. Report to 529 Greene St. Jacob Phlnlav. 041 f WANTED- Miscellaneous ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn good Income corresponding for newspapers. Experience unne cessary. Address Press Correspond ing Bureau. Washington, D. C. ol9p LUMBER: WANTED A FEW CARS ot pine board: Address l.owrey Wagon Works Augusta, On. 03tf BY REFINED YOUNG COUPLE without tffiTTilren, three rooms, pri vate family, unfurnished, for light housekeeping; must be central ly located. Address J. T. I\, care Herald. o4p WANTED HELP-Female WANTED AT ONCE AN A NO. 1 house woman. An A No. 1 sal ary to right party. Comfortable home. Considerate treatment Ap ply Walton's Dairy, East Boundary. 04c WANTED COOK THE BEST OF wages will he paid a capable cook. Apply Mrs. Louis ScharfT. 1030 Rey nolds St. 06c WANTED: A RELIABLE WHITE woman for housework; a good home for the right party. Apply to M-s James Gardner, Wrtghtsbo.'o Roaii. Harrlsonvllle. 525-ts WANTED: AN EXPERIENCED nurse for young child; must live In the house. Good positlou and pay; short distance irom town on trolley line. M care Herald. O&c WANTED -Boarders. WANTED: ROOM AND TABLE boarders. Apply 538 Kills St. 04 p BOARDERS: WANTED SEVERAL boarders for non and table board. Apply 955 Reynolds St. 080 WARR.RD corn H OR TWO YOUNG men can secure room and board ■with private lamlly, in central loca tion, on Greene street. Address L. C. 8., car* Herald. osp MRS N. H. JORDAN CAN ACCOM niodate a few boarders at 10171 Greene St. 05c WANTED SITUATION— Female NVRSE: A COLORED WOMAN DB sires a position as nurse or bouse- Eirl. Apply A. Johnson. 342 Watkins ! bt. 04 xx i WOMAN. WEI.L~ RECOMMENDED, wants place as cook. Sally Han nah 808 Carter s Alley. osx WANTED A PLACE TO PO ANY general house work. Mary Watkins 837 Hopkins St. Ot! xx’ Mantels. TOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS 1 will n»ake 25 per con discount on special quality Mantels. W. U. Toole, 936 Broad street. a26tf FOR SALE - Micellaneous ' RAPPING PAPER: OLD NKWIS - rs for wrapping purposes. Ap ply at H >rald Office. VYi, TOR SALE. 600 CORDS pine wood, car or train lots. Phone 153. NeUwood Lumber Co., Augusta, Ga. FOR SALE: HALF CORD OF DRY pine wood, $1.50, delivered In city; fine poultry, pigeons, rabbits, etc. Eggs for hatching $2.00 per setting. Telephone 1184, Belvedere Farms. Au gusta, Ga. PIANO: AN UPRIGHT PIANO, high grade, splendid tone, hand some mahogany case, in perfect con dition, as good as new; used only a short time. Would cost not less than $350.00, must he sacrificed for $135.00 cash. Piano can be seen and examined. Answer W. L. M., care Herald. s26t.f TOMATOES AND SWEET POTA toes In any quantity at Augusta Canning Co., near new Georgia R. R. Freight yards. ABtf. ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS in good order, consisting of car pets. lounges, stove, clocks, mat tresses and a lot of bric-a-brac; also one full set of pattern making tools, and full set carpenter's tools. Mrs. George F. Schwarz. Weat Avenue. 3 doors above Pine Orove Avenue, North AilftisLa, 3. C. OSc HOT SODA APPLIANCES AND wire tables and chairs. Tasslrr’r Pharmacy, 1366 Broad. s3otf MOTOR: FOR SALE TWO HOOD two-horse-power motor In good con dition. Can be. seen at 965 Broad St. osc TWO SHOW CASKS (FLOOR) 8 feet; used 4 weeks; brand new, will sacrifice. Also 3 connecting rooms to rent. Apply quick, Store, 593 Broad , o4c PIANO: FOR SALE ONE SQUARE piano, in good condition and good tone. Will sell cheap to quick buyer. Apply 673 Broad or 14 Greene St. 07c DRUGS. SODA WATER, STATION ery, perfumes, soaps, shoe polishes, combs, hair and tooth brushes. Pre scriptions accurately compounded. James F. Burdaahuw. corner Lincoln and Walker streets. Phone 1390. OSc RANGE: FOR SAKE "CHARTER oak" range, practically new. One buggy and a lot Of second-hand fur niture, including several pieces ot fine old mahogany at a bargain. Ap ply 1142 Greene street. o6p LOST AND FOUND. WATCH: LOST A GOLD WATCH on 7 o'clock Aiken care. Finder will be rewarded if left at J. G. Chaf fee's store at Langley, S. C. 04p Business Opportunities FOR SALE: RETAIL GROCERY business with good line of custom ora, ou paying basis. Has been a grocery stand for twenty years. Oreene Street Grocery Co., corner Greene A Marbury 94. sßtf IE YOU HAVE ANY PATENT OR proprietary medjdnee that you can't sell just ship them to us by first freight and we will sell them for you at a small discount and send you the money. We have many inquiries ev ery day Ihroußb the mails from drug and medicine denlers far and wide who want to buy all kinds of medi cines for cash at a very small dis count from the regular list price and we can sell the goods for you. Here is a chance to get rid of all the old hard stock you hure and get the cash for It quick. Be sure to pack it well and ship by the first freight sendlug us the hill of lading for same by mall together with a list of what you have shipped us and you will soon get tho cash for It and be using It In your business If you wish to buy write us. The Merit Medicine Co., Atlanta, Ga. 014 c FOR RENT-Flats FLAT: FOR RENT ONE 19-ROOM flat °n 1100 block of Broad street from Oct. Ist. Apply R. J. Bates. Strayed STRAYED BLACK WATER SPANIEL female, white Rpot on breast, short tall. Leather collar, brass nails. Re ward leturn to Jerry Collins A Co., or call phone 2257. 04p AUGUSTA BUSINESS COLLEGE sth Floor Harison Bldg. 3 Courses, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy. Students may enter at any time. Terms Reason able—Satisfaction Guaran teed. 25c Per Shoe HUTTO—HORSE SHOEING THAT S cheap enough. Does all his own fit ting: always at the shop. L. M. Hutto. 722 Ellis street. ’Phone 399. Mantels. FOR THE NEXT FEW PAYS I will make 26 per cent discount ou special quality Mantels. W. B. Toole, 985 Broad street. s26tf Mattresses MATTRESSES MADE AT YOUR home by machinery. That’s all. L. J. Murray, 527 Broad SL Phone \ 666. 08c REAL ESTATE NEWS FOR RENT FOR RENT If you are looking for a house, for rooms, or any kind of property for rent, you can probably find what you want in the Rent Column of The Herald. If it is for Rent in Augusta, state what you want in a Herald "Want Ad and the chances are that yoirll get at once in commu nication with the proper parties. s FOR RENT—ReaI Estate STORE, 1202 GREENE STREET. $25; 405 12th street, 6 rooms and bath. $22.50; 1202 Greene (flat) 4 rooms and bath, zO.OO. All newly papered. Jno. Jay Cohen & Co. sstf A PARTLY EQUIPPED RESTAU rant for rent. Good proposition to right party. Apply Planters Hotel. OSc TO RENT: COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS and bath, 330 Bay St. Apply 166 Broad St. 02tf FLAT: LOWER FLOOR NO. 1009 Ellis street, just built; 5 rooms De skles reception and bath room, has all modern Improvements; possession given Immediately. Rent, from Oct. Ist. $27.60 per month. Apply to E. J. O'Connor, 855 Broad street. Bl9t' TO RENT: A NICE FOUR ROOM cottage on Wrightsboro Road, in Harrisonvllle, also five acres of land, oither together or separately. Apply to Mrs. James Gardner, Harrleon vllle. S2stf DWELLINGS OF FIVE. SEVEN AND eight rooms ;Jsame suitable for two families. Apply to W. J. Graham, at Allen & Baxley. sl2tf STORE. FOR RENT Two LARGE stores ,1246 and 1248 Vi Broad St.; good stand for grocery or furniture store. For particulars see E. B. Mc- I»ndon, 1036 Broad street. 05c FOR RENT: SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with hath, large garden, corner Lin coln and Watkins streets. Apply at 403 Gntene St. 05p rO RENT; 6-ROOM COTTAGE; NO. 18 Greene street, corner lot, large garden. Fifteen dollars to ap proved tenant. Apply Audley Hill & Co. o9p FOR RENT Rooms TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent. New home. All modern con veniences. Apply 1009 Ellis. 04p TO RENT: TWO OR THREE rooms, unfurnished, for light house keeping to couple without children. Apply 461 Telfair St. 04p ROOMS: FOR RENT THREE rooms wtth privilege of bath, suit able for light housekeeping. Apply 637 Watkins St. osp FOR SALE Horses, Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, Etc. MULE MULE CHEAP; KIND* GEN tie; affectionate. The original Maud. 'Phone 1864. F. E. Gibson. osp Artistic Piano Tuning. ’ATSON. THE EXPERT. DELAY r.'.pans ruin. Let Watson tune and regulate your piano; all repair work strictly guaranteed. Regular prices perfect workmanship. R. .1. Watson, 666 Broad. Phone 1717. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. TAKE NOTICE THAT AUGUSTA has one first-class shop In town at s<*2 and 504 MoKinne street. We build or repair all kinds of vehicles on short notice; horseshoeing and > all wood and Iron work guaranteed. E. C. Horton, the former manager, is no longer connected with us. HORTON WAGON MEG CO. I, ,1. Williams, President and Mgr Phone 803. S22c Piano Pupils MISS PENDLETON HAS OPENED a studio for Plano Pupils at 1407 Broad street. For particulars apply at s udlo S2Stf NYALS KIDNEY PILLS. THE BEST OF ITS KIND. Trice, 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed PARRS PHARMACY. 516 Broad St. Phone 369. Auction Sale in North Augusta OCT. 6TH. 11 A. M, I WILL SEtfL household effects and two chests of carpenter's tools of Mrs. George Swatt* on West Ave., on above date. Frank W. Coffin, Auctioneer. 05c THE AUGUSTA HERAT,® FOR RENT—ReaI Estate 1246 Greene St., 5 rooms .. ..$16.65 On Woodlawn Ave., in Harrl sonville, 5 rooms 15.00 510 Crawford Ave., 5 rooms ... 15.00 909 Greene St., 7 rooms .. .. 37.50 645 Broad St., 10 rooms 30.00 301 Marbury St., 8 rooms. .. .. 20.00 1620 Walton St., 7 rooms .. .. 25.00 247 Walker St., 6 rooms .. .. 20.00 1021 Jackson St., 5 rooms .. .. 16.65 821 Phillips St.. 6 rooms .. .. 15.65 949 i Taloot St., 8 rooms .. .. 16.65 1011 Broad St., 13 rooms, excel lent place for high class boarding house 50.00 Cor. 7th & Fenwick 8 rooms.. 15.00 412 Watkins St.. 5 rooms 12.50 A. W. LUCKET & CO., Real Estate & Renting Agents. 219 7th St. Phone No. 451 ts 416 Elbert St„ 6 rooms $20.00 611 Lincoln St., 7 rooms 24.00 102,8 Jackson St., 5 rooms .. .. 17.50 North Augusta, 6 rooms 16.00 See Alfred T. Davis, 128 Jackson St., Renting Agent. Storeroom with Dwelling Upstairs Northwest corner McKinne and Walker Streets. Call At Augusta Brewing Co. Drugs. WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO prescriptions. We have with usW T M Deas, H. G. and E ,E. Platt P.H. G. and also give you pure Drugs Pres criptions Deliv -red In all parts of the city. Vldetto Drug Co., 'Phone 1270. Cor. lost, and McDonald st. Windsor Spring Water RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered SOcents. Phone 112. Gent’s Pocketbooks WE CARRY THE LARGEST BEST and cheapest line of gent's pocket books, card cases, railroad pass cases, cigar cases, letter and bill books. Give us a call. Augusta Trunk Fac tory, 851 Broad—wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. 03tf Ladies’ Hand Bags WE DEAL IN LEATHER AND ARE judges of a sood leather hand bag. We give you the best, most stylish hand bag, and at cheapest prices. Just stop across on the “wrong" side of the street and take a look at our big bargains. Augusta Trunk Fac tory. 851 Broad —wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley. Prop. 03tf Beautiful Canaries FOR AN EXQUISITE SONGSTER. come to us. Every bird guaranteed fine singer. Prices the lowest in city. Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad— wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. OStf Drugs WHY NOT PHONE YOUR ORDER to King Pharmacy. Prescriptions arc sent for and returned promptly without extra charge. 'Phone No. 61t We handle nothing but the best and purest Drugs, and full line Per fumes end Toilet Articles. SHAFTING, PULLEYS,BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUSUSTA, GA. Lowrey Wagon Works. ESTABLISHED 60 YEARS. ELLIS and Ninth street, offers bargains In one and two horse wagons, dump carts, warehouse trucks and hand carts. Repairing done promptly by compevnt workmen. Telephone mini | her 1309. 024 c Antique Furniture | HANDSOME CHIPPENDALE, COL oniai sideboards, card and tea ! tables chest of drawers, secretary , hook case. Davenport sofa and round j center table, brasses, etc. M. L. Wat -5 son. 413 Jackson St ASc Printing PHONE 622 FOR YOUR WANTS IN Printing. We call for and deliver j all work. McGoweu, the Printer, 213 I Washington street. sl#c FOR SALE No. 507 Houston Street. House has 6 rooms, large lot, rents for SIO.O0 —white tenant. Price $700.00. BEASLEY & KOON, Real Estate Agents. No. 861 Broad Street. Bicycles Repaired. IF YOU WANT YOUR BICYCLE put in first class condition see me. Bicycle repairing is my specialty. R. L. Summerau, 1285 Broad St. Phone No. 817. Ale Motorcycles The 1910 Yale is now ready for shipment. The Yale still stands as the most reliable on the market. The manufacturers’ success de pends on the machine they put on the market. The rider’s success depends on the machine he rides. Yale riders are always successful H. G. RHENEY, Agt. 911 Broad St. W. B. Toole. A FULL STOCK OF TIN ROOFING, galvanized iron, mantels, tiles and grates, etc., 935 Broad St. s26tf o . Stolen STOLEN: SROM MY BACK GATE, one Monarch Bicycle, No. 7788. Re ward for return of bicycle to No. 146 Telfair St. osp J. W. Bowick HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE painting and paper hanger; high class work and prices reasonal. Cor ner Mclntosh and Ellis streets. Phone 2284. osp NOTICE. We meet all Cut Prices in Drugs. ; : : GREEN & HORSEY. Mantels. FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS I will make 25 per cent discount on special quality Mantels. W. B. Toole, 935 Broad street. s26tf We do not meet prices. We make them, and the very best Signs that can be made. 6. & G> Harison Building. Phone 1235 Expert Watchmaker ALL KINDS REPAIRING. MR. JNO. H. Saere is now located at 662 Broad street. Prices low. Give me a trial. Ollc Cranberries and Celery. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME very flue cranberries, celery, let tuce, white onfons. in fact, every thing in season in the vegetable and fruit line. L. A. Grimaud, 210 Cum ming St. PLine No. 1305. 022 c Fresh Oysters Tuesday we have everything in our line strictly first-class. Fancy Lem ons, 10 cents per dozen; fine mack erel, 5 cents; quaker oats and corn flakes, 10 cents. Our telephone orders delivered on bicycle. STAR GROCERY CO. Phone 1349. Drugs WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN THE drug and toilet line; prescriptions a specialty. HUBBARD & DAVENPORT Corner 15th St. and May Ave. Phone 43. R. B. Anderson 1165 BROAD ST.. SERVES FRESH meatsTT all kinds. Cheap for cash. Phone 796. Prompt delivery. OTc LEGAL NOTICES Notice. To Owners of Drays, Hacki etc.: The license tax for running Drays, Carts, Wagons, Hacks and other ve hicles for hire, for the year begin ning October Ist, 1909, is now due and payable. First obtain blank form of bond at the office of the Clerk of of Council. When bond is properly executed, pay license ($5 a horse) to the Collector and Treasurer and ob tain his receipt, then present bond and receipt to the Clerk of Council and obtain license and tag. This notlcq-seoes not affect, licenses or tags marked “Free,” which are given by virtue of your holding busi ness license and expire with business licenses, January Ist 1910. WM. LYON MARTIN, Clerk of Council. OlOc Lillie May Flvn n vs. Edward Flynn State of Georgia, Richmond County, Superior Court said County, No vember Term, 1909. Libel for Di vorce. The Defendant, Edward Flynn, is notified to be and appear at the next term of the Superior Court to be held in said County,von the Third Monday in November, 1909, to answer the pe tition for divorce in. the above stated case. Witness the Honorable Henry C. Hammond. Judge of said Court. This 17th day of September, 1909 GEO. B. POURNELLE, Deputy Clerk S. C., R. C., Ga. SlB-200ct2-4c Mineral Water JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHlP ment Chick Springs, the water that relieves nausea, dyspepsia, kidney, bladder and liver troubles. Will cure any case of constipation. O. D. Florence; Distributer, 466 Broad St. Phone 1067. Removal Notice I WISH TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC and patrons that I have moved my law office from 219 Campbell St. to 302 Campbell, corner Ellis St. J. B. Chapman. 08p Removal Notice I WISH TO NOTIFY MY FRIENDS and customers that I am now lo cated at 1162 Broad St., with a full line of groceries, vegetables, etc. W. R. Jones & Co., 1162 Broad St. 08e Commercial School MISS FUNK’S COMMERCIAL School, Harison building, teaches shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, arithmetic, English and penmanship. Day session. Evening session. Phone 427. . Nlc 1 JOES BEGAN SERIES ranis Preached Sunday Night on Immortality, Before Large Congregation. Before a large congregation Sunday night, at the First Baptist church, the pastor. Rev. Ashby Jones, pleased his lis. teners with a learned and interesting dis. course, having for Its theme “Immortal ity.” This was the first of a series of four sermons which Dr. Jones will preach at the First Baptist church on the subject of “Immortality,” and those who heard the minister last night were much impressed. Dr. Jones selected his text from the 16th verse of the 4th chapter of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians, which reads: 'Ttut though our outward man is decaying, our inward man is re newed day by day.” Dr. Jones stated that it would be impossible for him to dwell fully with all the questions on the sub ject, but that he proposed to speak upon several of the most important phases of “Immortality,” and thus, as it were, lead the congregation to think for themselves of the great meaning of the word. The sermon was on the “Great Question," and the answers that were given by science and spiritualism and the attain ment brought by faith. RALLY DAY OBSERVED AT REID MEMORIAL Exercises Pleased Many —Sunday School Officers Made Reports. Rally Day was fittingly observed Sun day afternoon at the Reid Memorial (Presbyterian) church, with appropriate and interesting exercises. The fine prog ress of the Sunday school was shown by the excellent report made by Superin tendent E. S. Johnson and the other offi cers of the Sunday school. For the occa sion the officers and teachers of the school had decorated the church ir. autumn style, golden rod and rod leaves being used to advantage. The program for the exercises included songs and reci tations. and an address was made by Mr. E. R. Hook. Mr. Hook’s address was an interesting one. full of good advice to both old and young, and was received with undivided attention. The interesting feature on the program was the contests between various classes both in recita tions and singing. In the recitation con test the junior girls were the winners, and the girls also won in the singing con test. The prize for bringing in the larg gest number of scholars was won by lit tle Miss Agnes Rowland. The musical program was rendered by an orchestra consisting of Miss Merial Rlack. violinist; Vr. Alexander Edelbut flute, and Mis? Hickman at the piano. During the exercises Miss Margaret Hat tie and Mbs Brown were heard In a charming duet. IfOIfDAY, OCTOBER 4 SPECIAL NOTICES Notice. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 12 o’clock, noon, of October 4th, 1909, for the erection of a general headquarters building for the Fire Department. Plans, specifications and detailed information as to building can be obtained from Messrs. Preacher & Holman, Architects, Dyer Building, Augusta, Ga., on and after Tuesday,; September 29th. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Address all bids to the Fire De partment Committee of the City Council of Augusta, Ga. E. G. KALBFLEISCH, oct 4c Chairman. INSURANCE TAX NOTICE. City Treasurers Office. Augusta. Ga., Sept. 30, 1909. THE TAX OF (1(4 per cent) ONE and a quarter per cent, paid on the gross premiums of every insurance company, or association, doing busi ness in this city for the quarter ended Sept 30, 1909, will be due and payable by Oct. 10. 1909. H. H. MORRIS, Col. and Treas. C. A. olOc City Tax Notice. City Treasurer’s Office, No. 811 Ellis Street. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 30, 1909. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GlV en that the last payment of city tax for the year 1909 (being one-quarter of the whole tax) will be due and pay able on or before October 20th, 1909. One-quarter of the water rate enter ed on the tax digest will be payabl at the same time. A penalty of 1 per cent and costs (50 cents) will b added and collected as required b ordinance, for failure to pay same 1 the time prescribed by the tax ord nance. House: 9 to 2, 3.30 to 5 p. m. THE CITY COUNCIL OF AUGUST.. By H. H. Morris, Col. and Tree o2c Tax Collector’s Office: Notice is hereby given that t® State, County and School tax ? r 1909 is now due and payable at this, office. The following are the rates per hundred; State 50 County 46 School 35 Per hundred $1.31 Or $13.10 per thousand. t Tax payers are requested to make prompt payment. CHAS. S. BOHLER, Tax Collector, Richmond County. 025 c. Office Commissioner Roads and Rev 1 " nue, Richmond County, Ga., Augusta, Ga., September 13, 1909 To Chas. S. Bohler, Tax Collector, Richmond CounT ; The following assessments upon h° State tax for the year 1909 are hd re ' by made and you or your suocesi® l-3 in office are instructed and requ retl to collect the same; lauper 5.0 Poor House 10.0 Elections 1.5 Public Buildings 10.0 Roads & Bridges 15.1 Maintaining Prisoners.. 17.1 Court Expenses 18.4 Jurors 5.C Jail 5.0 County Police 2.2 Coroner ... 2.0 Small Pox 8 Reformatory 3.0 94.7 The same being forty-six cents on the hundred dollars of taxable prop erty or ninety-four and 7-10 per cent of the State tax bf four and 85-100 mills levied for other than funding purposes. ■WILLIAM F. EVE, Judge City Court and Ex. Off. Commr. Roads & Revenue, Richmond Co., a. A ftftcif • WM.' D’A. WALKER. C. S. C., R. C.. Ga. SlsWedFriAMoc4wk9 Webbs Lodge No. 166, F. A A. M. A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF Webbs Lodge, No. 166, will be held in Lodge room Ma sonic Temple, this evening at 8:30 o’clock, the F. C. de gree will be confered. Mem bers of Social No. 1 and transient brethern fraternal- ly invited to attend. J. H. FLYTHE, CHAS. CONNER, W. M. Sect. 04c. Augusta. Ga., October 4th, 1909. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF as a candidate for Council from the Third Ward to fill the unexfcired term of the Hon. Samuel C. Adams. J. A. A. W. CLARK. o4tf ~ANNOUNCEMENT FOR COUNCIL. Many friends interested In the success ful administration of Mr. Thomas Barrett, offer as a candidate for council from the Third Ward to succeed the late lamented Mr. S. C. Adams, the name of Mr. Thos. W. Pilcher, subject to the rules of the white Primary committee. oct4-tf TELLS MAGISTRATE HER HOME'S THE JAJL NEW YORK.—An old woman arrested for drunkenness was before Magistrate Fitch in the Long Island city court. "Where is your home?” asked the magistrate, after she had pleaded guilty. "In the county jail, your honor,” she calmly replied. "Well. Yd hate to deprive an old wom an like you of her home.” said Magis trate Fitch. "You can go back thre for thirty days more.” "Thank you. Judge,’ she said.
