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CIRCULATES
iri the Counties of Dodge, Pulaski,
Laurens, Johnson, Jlonfgomery, Tel¬
fair, Wilcox, Wayne and Irwin, 3>al
ha* subscribers from Mr'me to Texas.
MINI) FOR SA5VPLL COPY.
VOL. I.--XO, 40.
Vi ATE N FAYS NO '1*1 i 'O
iri J.
r!T*”ri OF INTEREST TAKEN
tj;</>i on; f:\MiANt its.
A'clorman C. A. lvlink. of Co¬
in:.;':: is dead.
V. A. Clegg, u prominent
izen of Lee county, is •i-.-ad.
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,l! ' ,n<vTO : ,y \ iH emu nuis " w;.- 0i \ dr.yig.e., 't U "s -o
P ac0 ,V A r v ' V
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Athens w do, dr,- ■ ' m h< r
1" ! ; Ci0t;, . cmi.l.m* rn cl
ut or towiv* 1 1cuiul tlirev, iiiin.
H
I.-.-m Blair,of Valdosta, I;-.’ two
en ■ Iv malformed li n v-
T.i.v ..re small in the middle and
las -at both ends. i
.n,vi, iz .,,. iV r
laeo -y at. Orilhn wiu be buib soon,
Ti- '-nbscnptions are pouring m
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r Crawford
vii -luring' • making big money bv num- •
ti!.- wiiidw chldrs'. He;
m:. - them by hand and has more
ord v’v.hson than he can iili.
- v - X^vllo a hard working
you .Hi 1 ; tai mu w livcVabouti iwo t
miles from Watlunsville on the
Athens rond, had the misfortune
to :o- hi- burn and its contents by
‘
limn:! Kundav ; night last.
< i,mie Robinson, . oi c Lavvicm-e- r .
vibe, on last Iri iiiy evening, by
in**:»!', *>f stiCivS, rocks, etc,, killed
a coarhwhip, _ a iout a mile and a
ha./ cown tne .done mounmin
ro:i l. foal measured eig.it teec aim ;
nine niches. I
James Dickson, a white citizen
of Montgomery county, was shot j
and killed by a colored man by the
name of Meredy Roberts on Mon¬
day night, near .Jo Palmer's store,
some nine miles above Mount Yer
non.
A negro had a patent car coup¬
ler oi' his own invention for sate
at A merieus Wednesday, His
price for it was $500, but after a
little persuasion he was willing to
take GO for it.
J. it. Lee, of Litlionia, has a C5
dollar bill dated 1709. It is an
old relic and has been in the pos¬
session of hi- wife's family for sev¬
eral generations. He refused an
offer of $130 a short time ago for
the bill.
Tho alumni'of Emory College
are Imstimug themselves to organ
ize Emory clubs in every city in
(lec.rgia, and to endow tlieir alma
mati>r, so that the college can give
frec t uition and thereby extend its
beneiit.
I) W. Harvey, of Lafayette, says
that on Tuesday of last week, i
when opening a now road about
200 yards up tho side of the Pig
eon mountain, a flat rock was
moved. Beneath it was a stove
pot that contained $2,088 in specie.
Squirrels are said to be more
plentiful in Irwin county this year
than formally past, and the sports¬
men are having more fun slaying
them. One hundred and five were
kilted by one man in the Oconee
swamp in three days not long
since.
f’harlie Bonner, a negro 0 f
Douglasville, does not possess the
discriminating taste of an epicure.
Recently castor oil with coffee
grounds" sprinkled beef in it lie was given it
him for gravy, ate
with relish, smacked his lips and
asked for more.
Tile slrnv house of W. T. Hob
i V'- of Fairburn, was entered by
burglars on J’uesday night and
about $400 worth of goodastolen, Miss
Vw milmierv store of t -a
1 avne was also broken open and a
quantity of goods taken.
A sliort « n siiieo. *4,
Shoals, in Walton count}, alutte
negro hired out to nurse lor a col
ored family. One day tne Emmy
left home, leaving the nurse and
baby Ku^puther to keep hand house. oyer Result. baby's
mouth and nose to make lnm go
to sleep. Baby died.
Vans Creek church is the oldest
Baptist church in Elbert county,
ana last year celebrated the een
tennial of its existence. The first
pastor was Rev. Dozier Ihornton,
great uncle to the late Rev. Benny
Thornton. Three ymmgmen once
' SSSo ‘ ‘ ‘ be° bSJdT idm
In the front yard o-Maj. John li
H. Jones, < •*
shell that was thrown from a led .
eral gunboat during the war, and
narrowly missed 31 r LA. Jones.
The shell did not explode, and rough! the
servant of that gentleman ■
it back wit h him. It is a very large
missile, and quite a curiosity.
The commissioners of roads and
revenue of Pulaski county are su
ine the bondsmen of Mr. PoUock,
late Imnd-fmenhave t*ix eo ! le"tor for $1 4°0 The
pavrnen^aml oll'ercd $1 000 as a
Ml the grand Mr*.,
bv resolutiion, ad v Led Hi e comm is -
sioners to acc< t *l.( ’
dismiss ' the suit.
Ihe Lngtidi r . ,. , compain .... v ao .no
mining m tue Nacoocnoe unoes
have found another big nugget ol
gold. Not long since they toumi
two nuggets weighing aO. and 3 >0
pennyweights fittest respectively. The
find was of an
weighs 1^00 pennvweiguts, and is
u Will ba ship.
HPIlJTl? T 1 A llf * £ '< 4 s 1 T
1 *V
$ N ti 8 'I \ae L I i
n JL 1 , J M ! a - rj ft A a @
The Plav r>f the 4tli of June,
T« -,-lection of the Lady of
I von- bv the Eastman Amateurs
,.V v’. . I if,' ' <. T . forward md a big
: r- .king. But perf-ctiv com
Wh riif spirit Which
tv pro er r= ai X 'i'V.'.-X. ‘IViXobeseen
n,;: Idout expert nee in this
: ' n “- In aROll “' 1 ' < hc ? araes
° f “W*?* an<1 You
will : ,gr • '• da « ' ,'yuen we .say
tlmt^ynu riis comb,nation lailure
w ;;»1 j?i ,;c i ,*ijiossiGio.
Let a hitherto generous public
-lioiv riic- .-.icoeiarion a ! dies anagentlemen their unselfish a
;.-t : oi
Hurt to got up some wholesome
amusement, and at the same time
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From Empire.
Mr. : Mr. A. Glenn
visited a
Dubhn,
near the line on winch our new
railroad will run. Nv !nle at the
. hehis
tory of which rather astonished
him. He -was told that sometime
hist montha turkey hen belonging
to the landlady swallowed a half;
knit, p.-irof lies--, which she
left or the needles while she was:
preparing dinner for her husband!
. - boys Before i i the
nd ay n g nee-,
dies down she . put , a l>*ec-e . of * po
<-ito on the end of the needles so
^ to .«--p ladyship, rom dropping turkey any
stitches. Her tne
ben ;j gobbled up the potato,needles since which
and a ]r k n if hose,
t | me jj ie } 1C11 bas daily been laying
a soc [ c , a t which rate the whole
consisting of six, will be
in twelve days. An enter
prising Dublin merchant has made
le f armer extraordinary induce
meuts f or the hen and products,
P.S.—Mr. G. lias heard to day
that the turkey has commenced to
alternate,laying one day socks and
the other knitting needles. Q.
A Curious Chicken.
A gentleman from Glvnn coun
tv who was in the cit a'c.riositv v a few days he
rimee informs us of
hml seen while traveling in C inch
countv recently in the shape of a
tliree-legged chicken. Two of its
legs were growing in their natural
place; lmt t he f hint grew inverted
from the chicken's back, its toes
Sieirmn-^ pointing u T ward ..nd extended to
‘m.siun. Whenever
bs head descends in picking up
food, or its body is in motion from
v , alkinir , the mus.des of the in
verted f OG t relax and expand with
aslon i s hing rapidity. Another sin
f o- u i ar freak is that it has a horn v
ul) . ta nce growing from its bill,
goine j wo or more inches in bight,
similar to the horn of the unicorn,
anil as hard as flint, and with
which it fiercely attacks other
dogs and even hogs, and
sometimes inflicts mortal wounds,
The : hie ken was hatched in the
early spring, and has developed
great size and strength.
A Itotte., liridge.
Few people traveling south over
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad are aware of
rbk they lake in crossing the
bridge over Die Ocmulnee rve at
Lumber City.
md and rotfen. j ..‘..J.lL
J^” ^ st 11 Sid 1 tlmt ’he
as re P oru unsafe about a
.virago, yet the East ^m e see
' h g-ma and Georgia^ lUitica
Company, repreaentea Dy l n
Barnps, superimenaenr, cont ie
^ Connected A gentleman road who has been
^^ars, with the for sev
and who has had occa
s j on to examine the bridge and in
q U j re about it spates that the most
fearless engineers are in constant
Jre „,i of iu *ivi»g ««*ay at
Dublin ^•.ndav" ir moVni-m Primes
; YX^old Hooivs a f irP
House ° L.i
a u
as a hotel in Dublin. In tae a
j sence communicated oi a firelueqwtment with other the build- hre
*ugs, ainl only stopped when
nau exaausted niateilal to feed
U D>"- ’ o^tedlW
* l V*- N* ' \ 1 ' ri '
V™ icipal, bimne,s , Bouses , of 0 r the ife
^ 3lVLrs £
Ben Bureli, 1 M. Dalton,
M. L. Jones, S. Hightower, George W.
; • _ s Pet er Franklin, Gilder^ W. E J.
Hightovrer, J. W.
<he!ion. c. W. Br.uitlev. B.
b ^'/Maddox. )uggau A Co„ J. B. Brandy, .0.
Jim Benhardt,
Miss Susie Bearden,
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Wash Fabrics.
Burden, Smith & Kllis, Macon,
Ga.. make a specialty of wash
iross goods of the best grades,
Thev are showing fancy ginghams. prints, 5
i,» 7 cents- fancy dress
10 to r” cents; fanev fancy zephyr
hoths 10 to 15 cents; cents;*
sucker-. ;0 to 124 pansy
w'.deai iwnanv dress cloths; 32 inches
l warranted fast dye, 124;
y ' 1 ; vird ,.Vv wi*V r*rDin- *>nd fast
• 5
f o
y' '■---_ 1 '*, Y.. or
'* ';‘.V '
w^.eo i >
i-or sick . headache, “ 7 lemaietroiiw ^ m .u P Tnnh
- learalgic pai s m the head
take 1 r J. -i. IcLean > Little
anJ XAinev Pdlet,
EASTMAN, GA O ft FRIDAY. MAY 31. 1889.
The Reason Way.
The Txmks-.Tocr.val is no longer
a county piper, strictly speaking.
Since the introduction ol' new fea
tunand persistent effort on (he
part of the publishers, il 1ms
territorX.ami'claiXXm^y ?ub
ririririiVriririridriL
by p-fty spm-en Its enlargement
‘i i«-ce*utated by the large adver
is^r.aircmageofth^ whowant
'he Irene of llie P e ^ l f;
pa-s feoTiOn, and \\ h <> ait w *
,
!r > p<i\ «.o sccUi(■* >t. >» c. *k . i «
the interest of Eastman andDod
county can best be serv f d ]) \ G;
tending our territory,a,m reali/mg
that it was necessary to give the
readerthe ludwuue o. hi* mon
.
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5’heincreasii r sv
pair
tigers and sul ..
(!S that we have not been mistaken
i u the people. 1
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White < ods.
Burden, Smith vc Lilts, wiacon,
«a., are showing a large and e:;
ceeamgiy choice stow-; ol .hite
embracing everything new
in plain plaid and lace stripe
lawns, Li»pn t4kcck de lode Linen de
Irlandes, nainsooks, piques,
etc. Call and see them when you
visit Macon or w.'ite for
Satistaction guaranteed as lviunued. soqual
ity and price, or money
Dm ladies Vfo of Dodge Telfair
Coffee d >mmerv ami adh Sid cent
counties are invited to call ev
amine our immense stock of dry
goods. No trouble to sliow goods,
Dannenberg A Doody, Macon, Ga.
ai.pi "
A Good Appointment.
Ati*. A. A. Allen lias been ap¬
pointed chief editor and business
manager of the Macon Telegraph. service of
Mr. Allen entered the
the Telegraph some twelve years
fS° :1s compositor Through
™e merit he has won Ins way to
ta l s !:n l )0 rtant and responsible wlncl. po
S1 pom G’! bon - f he , s ^ has ociate recently ^tOL held, he
idly sustained the reputation of
tho l )a P er * As * 0T ?T 1
iu> °/i Y ‘ ' '1
P a P e r °‘ ie , J
and impartial[ . men that ever held ,
that position m any office h dh
f |norouga knowledge of the de¬
Nils o, every bra.ich M a non spa
P e L ( ljm- 'M -c
m the selection o Mr Aden k>
1,1 ! he l )0hl1l(,u of clnet editor and
business manager, and he wi.l not
be slow in recognizing the «npro\ -
ed condition m the conduct of at
^ urs ° ^ ie ° ue ‘
Histrionic.
, ,
tne iouitn ot Jun t i luescnc ; 10
bring out the Lady of Lyons. good
Every one who loves a
plav and a good cause mind are and re ,
quested to keep this m
niiike no engagements to be awa
at that um .
_
T). innen ‘ * K er L.tors a* & Doodv and' Macon
Gat h 0 or i ;:i ieaders of
] ow pj-i ce s in dry goods, shoes, hats
and clothing. Call and be eon
vinced.__^___ 3l-2t
When vou visit Macon go to the
trunk pariorsofJ. Van & Co.,410
Third Hniu street___ *
Laces and Embroideries.
*g urden> Smith & Ellis. Macon,
Q a showing a large and very
8.l
and »»'• tuque voces ot embroideries, t.u. u,unties des.^ns, edjings
and are also havmg a tremendous
P ‘‘j ’ 1 '* Jit*"^ <’ail '‘ and 1 see tln ' -‘ m
' vnen , 3 0 . v A lltu ° ' ‘‘ t ‘
fes
J. Van & Co., Macon, Ga., can
sell you a trunk for less money
! than you can buyJt anywhere in
^ South.
Dannenberg „ —:- A t Doody. Hw ' i ' " vi ^ c
n Ga., carry the largest stoex oi
ready made clothing at bottom
pnC es. 31-2t
.
- -
; urdav‘. tneit , yas de _
viffedSat !i instnear
tlie he Wfflams ” thTwhX Lumber Company's preefp
; kited ld mStiJ^ocKnd crew
over
gravels, bruising them consider
ably, but fortunately doing slipped no se
rious damage. lodsang A spike end bar
off in front one against
a tie and the other against the
j car. The car was thrown several
feet in the air and fell on one of
the hands. When from Capt. the shock Stephens
had recovered suf
fident to examine the wreck he
i found tlie man under the car im
prisoned but unharmedjhe wheels
deathf having protected him from certain
~~ “pi
lf If S ? 1 up nhlegm, and , are
t ? se ?^L H McLea “ ^ 6 lar .J\ w™ i ,M
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n ’*- ni 0 '
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Burd en ’ Smith £ i»H«
Macon, » r Ga., are agents Delineator for Butter- and 4
icks Patterns—the
Metropolitan catalogue, and wo;
any of them, postage free.on
receipt of the price. M rite for
ca {alogue and fashion sheets.
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\\ hen aou visit Macon non t Lul
‘br? Id^.^ 3lk
COH RESPOND IriXCE.
FUlmMIEO t r ,.031 — >M towys -OWN.
ALL AKOINIJ L».
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Cochk ^ M:.V ^T.-The Alii
■A:;:
- in S
by the Cochran Comet Bana. was
ver y line. Tim rcftvsnments were
alLthafcoukl be desired
Ar.otuer enienmument will be
given . tor riie ';cik at oL,,,e ha ^ d ;
^ verv DiGtiStint socisJ)*© P<‘i i ■
.tordmi. on 1- rulay mgat and was
voy much enjoyed by those who
attended...... Anotucr n.easmit a.tair was a
Y .. ■ o.y:
sof attending,
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.
[ ; g 0 o’clock, Mr. R 1). Taylor and
>j: < Oter!»v were uniteil in
.’.,o LoA- Iv-mds j of nvitrhnonv. The
i g-oft o’clock
L' i : ‘,„Wrrt«'c<>—t’N ' J "" r-n von '
i‘- editoP of tbe
-^ • 1 ’ j ,-'v-p-on
4
;» X n ‘ pSfive KS
U Hmrch on I
1 , , • j wi]] |
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^ ,^, of^Eastman’s v • > \v<. hone to
ri n boys and
prls bn that occasion. A delight
ful time is anticipated. been quite ,
Mr. Sam Mayer lias
sick for several days.but is thought
to be impio\ing at tms lMiiiiq,.
An unknown negro got lus leg
broken on a gravel tram near
|C oc li ran on M. Saturday. L. Burch, of Eastman
Judge Rogers here
and Rev. J.T. were
last Thursday, we suppose, in ihe
interest of the Ebenezer College,
but what was done we were uua
A negro named Cyrus \\ bitfield
tried to pass a forged order on one
of merchants one day last
week, and was sentenced to jail. sick
\'/e regret to learn of the
ness of C. D. Woodard. We hope
he will soon recover. J II. Yvri
CHAUNCISY.
Chaoncmv, May 22*—On
Saturday Mr. Asa IC:ibuu and Joe -
Lowerv met in the store at Camp
0, Telfair countv, where some hot
words passed between them about
some money due Rabun by Lowery,
Thed_lie was given Rabun,
and Lowerv was promptly knocked
,, , will ed off
crowd had gathered to JJ
£iest -.Xsim. Lowery ' is still at
^gj Rabun , though seri
( y wounded, will recover. I
am in a position to know that the
above are facts.
The big stove house at-Norman
dale is i ceivnig the finishing
touches and is a model oi- neat
ness aim oeautv, renecting
Svln g Hnfu“wo”Sn lSt T dance' was
given there . .u re 4 . t . ni-ht n.^n which \ i was a i
decided success. A young man of
fine taste just remaxned uut tiie
large hall was me ol the hand
somest and best in Geor^a. Musn
^ A 1 'T ^ LSli “ V Lf
d ed tetes, cake and
-
TJ J crowd ’ which
ect nc ro .
paired to the refreshment tables at
j o'clock and then ‘dispersed to
tbeir ihiX homes after goo.l passing poofito a vote. of
to tho
Normandale, Nellie and especialJy Forsyth, Mrs.; to
Mrs. and Miss
and the Misses Sexton.
Mr. G us Alford died Monday Ins of
dysentery .^^i^ ^ at.the residence of
Theremain;
were 8ent yesterday to bis home in
Gris woldville. We extend our
svm Wlv. thv t0 the beraaved mother
'
a nd
Mr. W. Pitts, an .nged and re
spected citizen, died hoim of cancer ou
i the nose at his ten miles
‘ south of this place wofmn iM Sunday.
I T saw a negro at Camp
0 who was shot
iel gun mff S,¥ -
struck P ,
Being on hurt and '
ever, she was not
_
abie togo to church ne.A
I overheard a conversation
among a crowd of ne-roes a uv.
days since concern ng tee
ping of women by ; iiai 1 old "‘ s darkey ' >?•}■•<*
and vice versa. < >; m
quietly remarked G-o be had teen
married twelve \r.. <*- *. x t na<i no.
yet found a woman > 1 j 1 u -
him. and . f faun...
Judge James . Mu. mi
have tiust ro t.,med from Is a and pleasure and
trip ’ • < umber
Fernandina. J. Pexlock.
. HAZLEItv —--“» RsT.
No marriage,-, no :* aths, no so
c ? a i events, in short, no news.
it is now for first time in
, rears verv drv weather. Gar
den5 ' are VlowlV 1 ig Offering, burned up.
I cotton and corn are and
ob f or weT-ave ra in is vervgloomv theprSSe
-nd , Yrt
-SjSfcS' cannot fail
V0S \ Contentment ™th rhe
weather falls to the lot of but few
gamblers M ° 6t and i° are 08 never f.Sri satisfied.
\Y o cannot alter the weather
..A" ejection lor officers of the j
held on yesterday. Sab
ilsrVririLri
>r
* .-Lj'^^Ionour ' VXulvk nreachin-a mutual G 0 wi
ui-d theTecXsi moJe duties
the net^ity .v foi 1^- al
’ charact
;ii]< ia the 0 n]y sheet ancb or
, wdlhold , , , aga*»t • , Me •»• n ? s howl- i .•»
^ to X
..”A JvXXnd-Xor pessimist on the con
aGfi'■ sid"^^ to look
A N brkbt arNmod of 1mm an life
AgSrisriVTAsTAris wome i ami true
that is the case, is for wen the gla
m^ur of youth gww and the ro
’ - vnne, ^ begins to fade like - dew J
"j ore the morning sun, we ar e i
thauklul that-there are good :
People in the world. Men and
ien, in the clear depths
honest eyes von can see i
mirrored white-lianded faith, sterl- j
itig honesty and a stem adherence!
to faith. I take off my hat, in :
sl; irit. to such folks and wish that |
iVere like them. They are the
earth.
Do l'have vou know Messrs, Editors,
that a pet theory. 1 see a
smile irradiate your classic conn
tenances, as the sarcastic query
rises to your tongues: “No, ,ou
don t tell me so^ M as when Pythagoras
™re that halt right lie so
bololy asserted lus theory of our
.
. fJ.X - r f j. of j i, 0VP
'
im 1 veritable pm bull Dun Gogs dogs among am on -
f en ’ not t( ) menl ^ u a?scs ,’ or
or wolves , Women have
not such marked charac
lHI In their ,/ ? ave graeetul see f n A
’j th 01 L ?’ r t ieir (
10 *h e
lu '-y wouuc.
aroimd
Lirewc
--is. . . ■
f s [°'Y he had Drunswt^^^^M gone
’ 9 ivin ar
a S
- st '’.Oh
a ‘ - "
!,icn are ei ^ ier 1Q
dumps, or carried awa, B
ent husiasm he is. ever
watch, not for shekels
for some chance of helping some
prevalent children.
theft* should
of riT.G.
Rauline, once loved, . now
hated, yet still not the relinquished—
dregs-hou ^ou shat drain shall. know cup what to it tne is
? be humbled.’-Beauseant in
t te Cady of L>on* •_
Fire Protection.
It would 1)e weH for the citizens
0 f Eastman to consider some means
0 f protection against lire, if no
better means can ine be ith provided, le a
on 8 ’' v an arn P
supply of hose would - meet thede
mand. Cisterns, with a capacity
of severaUhousand ga iions of wa
tei% cou l d be placed underground,!
and conve nient to the business
cen j er and supplied with water by
^ from the roofs of (he
stores and connecting with a pn
?/ e leeaei to each cistern, bi fore
water became stagnant it
L’" B ,ne ' 1 a5 " ,/ Trim'. >U n° t l d < t^sonnkle Hie !
stre ^ < ts J ..ns P‘‘ ’ in n
* A ’ ;
A “ ’ ^"3i K
q. ‘ ‘--
J. Van & Co., 410 Third street,,
Macon. Ga., make to order sample physi
dans’ cases, drummers’
cases<
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Sateens and Cliaiuea.
Burden, Smith & Elks, Macon,
Ga., goods, are which having are aTig the pettiest rurion these| and
most popular, inexpensive dross
fabrics out the this season. the lhey_ cuoicest aie ,
showing both former foreign in and do
patterns, m
and theater is oriental 'and ex
ouisite floral designs—Gi cents to
35 oocents. cen ts Write for samples ' P and
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‘-a genius! A man that can do
every tb i R g in life except any
thing that fsusefa!;that’8 a
—Landlord ---i-- in Lady of Lyons.
,
Fans and Parasols.
Burden, Smith & Ellis, Macon.
Ga.. are showing the largest and
chaicest stockof these goods to be
found in the city. Special atten
, Aon is t ‘o their gold tip
(jforia Parasol s-first-class in ev
e rv particular, at $1.50. They are
showing fans up/ exquisitely decorated
' from 5
cents l
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Imperfect digestion and assimi
lation produce disorder conditions
of the svstem which grow and are
confirmed bv neglect. Dr. J. II.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial
ood cureTSdi^^i^Sd Purifier bv it- tome
nroomtiM
gives tonic to the Homach M ° maCh ' /Y $100
g
BRIEF I.OCALS.
Matters and Tilings Laconically
Noted About the City.
W alter T. McArthur, of
thur, is in tht d
of Ohauncey .spent Sunday in
tt,P “ CL .....
>ng houses of Macon had a rousing
big trade Saturday.
T. E Ravi and, of Atlanta, was
in the ci(v 'Monday last and regis
tered at the Hotel de Lieteh.
' Just** » iXt'm'id .. ^McComjcl^ T -»-v of
d v 11 P n aid the Times-Jofi- Hmeh Joiu
'A'....., a
J - ' ; Bawsms. ammms.iato. , o.
Burch * on Mondav l»ri
‘ *
c t firent of Q
a s foi M of the
p nest 8-year-old Morgan stallions
tver rfli sed in Georgia. ;
Mr. J. D. Lane, o- Dublin, . Ga.,
. of the handsome and
one pop- Hi\
c House, N vS at -lacon, tlie Empire
Ga.
ine Hotel de Lieteh doing _
is a
thriving business* 1 he hotel reg
ister showed no less than twenty ;
arrivals at that place on Sunday j
alone.
E. R. Dabney, chief engineer of
the Savannah and Western rail
road, was in the city on Monday
last and registered at the Hotel do
Lieteh.
Capt. J. E. Mallaty. MallajgM for merly of
t!ie firra of Small <i
vision dealers, etc..
I, , ” L
1 8Urance
city . . several , days this w
The Royal
L of Kustlnani met o,,
- gh aild initiated several
in that degree. They j
were j) r . Latimer,
i ^LSJ-,nnwii:ui.
1
t
()1 *^B
J* T j
^ 3 of engineers to make
a au t . n t survey. They will
commence about 18 miles from ;
Eastman, and work toward Eden j
on the Central railroad. !
Mr. Henry Knowles, of Washing-1 the Gov
eminent Printing Office, j
ton, D. C.. called at the Times
'| 0lRNAr ' day last week.;
Fie T was en route for Washington,
after having spent a month in Ma
con, visiting his mother, lie D a
thorough printer and Christian
gentleman, and we were glad to
learn that he was pjospering.
ta , !e F f] , maIe in e„l!i„ s a!
tention t0 on e 0 f Macon’s largest
and best wholesale grocery houses,
B . small, whose card appears
in 1ills lssu e - ip extensively;
known to tlie . mere,lants , and plan
tersof this and adjacent counties.:
«!**"? his
uhat hesajs. , ye is table as correct and a- ;
multip.ication needle the pole. as
true as me to
Mr. J. R. Hicks has purchased
that l well-known bar and restau
rant , -The Brilliant,” formerly
tent icLiJ bv “Biscuit Smith ’»• Mr 1
H well known to the citizens
“ Eposes iinfl thft t ravel imr public
d j to keep and conduct
* first-class bar and '
nolll ns but a
rpgtanrant The very bestjbrands '
» . ]._ \ aor and c jgars. ^ The restau
Jords. uh ^ h; s(
niarket When you
to Macon call and see him.
Macon can well be proud of her
young grocery and enterprising Geo. 8. Jom wholesale fe Co.
firm, composed of Geo. S.
The firm is i
j ones and jc p. ifcRae. The sen
; or partner is a son of the late
Capt. Geo. S. Jones, wh o was one
of Reefed Macon's most honore (=- Mellae and re
merchants Mr. is
one of Telfair’s sons, business* who, bv en
eriV . industry and tact,
b as worked fa's S way to his iSvs present
1 S «« C to vou
Messrs. ... Dannenberg , ' & , Doody f. .
have something tosay to our read
tms issue 1 hi .firm ,s
of Mac-on the largest Tliev and carry most a full rehabh line of
goods, notions, etc., and ha* e
a separate building fitted up for
j gentlemen’s clothing and furnish
ing goods. They can t be undent
j sold, and their quality representations of goods as
to value and are
E When visit every Macon partic call
you and
upon these gentleman exam
ADVERTISING.
As an admtisins medium the I’imfs
Journal lias no superior in Ihe State
among the County papers, and liberal
patronage from the Merchants of ad¬
jacent cities aiiest that fact.
EASTMAN TIMES Established iS- :-r Consolidated Dec. iS£S.
DODGE COI N TV JOl K N AL, iN>
Tlie Queen City of the
tains, Gainesville, <ia.
Among liie many arrivals regis
tered at the popular and well eon
ducted Hotel de Leitoh, I find our
friend and fellow traveler. Cant,
Anderson, representing the
1. G. Hynds Manufacturing Com
e H€°LS
,; * 1
e 'They v
employ s£s 150 dav"in’ hands,
1,000 di&erent pahs a thirty
dx s’, vies, using only
very best material made at their
ow "^ , e g; en t
thei-areri wo other shoe factories,
XVia hon-andlXt, flue
j but not least,
. ,, n t< ... built exclu-
1 ng busine 3.
She h»B a female cdloge, mil
. ‘l
fiX^wL,?X ‘ri :L :'ri Xd mlnv /"V,
mri-class hotels and m.tnj pm nrivate ate
boaruing fhe houses.
city has electric _ lights; increase, pop-
6,000, and on the
composed ol some of the best
whole-souled people in Georgia.
Here is where the latch etr Ulg
hangs on tne out side. b. ,
“You women regard men just as
you buy books—you never care
about they are what^^thej . _
Damns m l,adj
TiiiGifiHH
On 3D
noii
r ed
.;] WT^ Mfi § m
.
tins dry weal her
Ration possible should
to guard against fire.
L thou hast acted ill; but
•rg , its own punishment, it is
dr fcother of tliy reproach remorse hee.”
to t
Bnelte in Lady of Lyons.
Be immense institutions
■)., Hi is J Van vk Co.’s
* . I lD Third street.
_ Old Com.
of
rilv.w m
Carlos IV.
just Vo years
W^- have come ire
r.,
log carts that trav
that section. How long it has
lain there is not known, but it is
reasonable to presume that it was
dropped by some of the early
Kpamards, probably some of Ponce
seareh for 1 Sinfids secS ' ^
. ............ _
So you are going to the springs?
y e s, next week, and I want a good
trunk. Well, goto Van A Oo/s,
Macon, Ga., and they can suit yon
quality ^ and price. J 1
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Wash fabrics,fancy prints,
hams, zephyr Di doth, dress Doody, trim
mings. ? V
-leee,,. (TeJ____*l-St
Burden, Smith & Ellis,
The principal and leaders retail of dry tlie -dress goods
bouse, trade, Macon, Ga.
goods with
In dealing them you may
be well assured of reliable goods,
' tyies prompt attention.
experiencedstnesinen. Particular paid
attention
mail orders, and oxpres uge pan,
on cash orders, of $10 and up
wards. Satistaction guaranteed
or money refunded.
Call and see them when you
visit Macon, or write for samples
and prices.
Too Good , to Miss.
A ever since Last man lias been a
have thepeopo.* t.iereot been
treated to such an entertainment
as is m store tor them on Tuesday,
J™e bloprox.
-
Y es; Y an & (,o., Macon. Ga.,
manufacture sole leather trunks,
- -
What beautiful fans and ,
parasols, henberg & and Doody’s, how cheap Macon. at Ga.
31-21.
,, !> r S Z 7 , ^
Duroen, , bmilh A E;m, L** 1 ' 1 ■
of the dress goods trade,
effects f rf mblack ‘ s , 1 ?" 1 1 n “ midcolored^dress , , > r ,
, goods, with fancy silks, pasren. galloons. n
Ui taries . Persian bands
mps and beauuful buttons to
nUitch They also carry a! wavs a
.
stockof gtoves, hankercluefs,
CC)]] a „d cuffs ruchimrs, corsets
an d house furnishing goods. 'it Ma
an d see them when you v
eon< or write for samples and
r, r i ces .
—- ; -—
Cronpvsuffocations.night all the affections coughs
and common of
the throat and lungs quickly re
|w ffeved by Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tar
in otagBal m . 22 . t f.
How People Live* in New York.
How people live in New York
is a subject of genera! hovels importance, the
from the lowest to pal
aces on Fifth avenue, in a bean
tifully illustrated article in Demo
rest's Monthly Magazine lor June.
It takes you, by way of illustration
and descriptions, from the squalor
of the 5-cent lodging houses,
through the various phases tlats of life
to the gorgeous modern and
the palatial homes of the A- tors
In this num
amusing to read about, especially
as the article is so finely illustrat
ed. “How to form a club." by
“Jenny June, 1 ’ is necessarily well
written, and in a chatty way gives
iriicli <r ood jidvic*© interesting There Scs firo iiu*
and amusing stories, and a full
page wakw-eolor cf“ Water lilies'’
is well word, fra:ni ,e. It is a
beautiful number and will no
15 Lastl ■ ytnn.n • • < •
For summer silks, sateens, chal
lies « ; lawns, Nil white and colored,
; ; embroideries ‘V cheaper L,.
than , •
. eve ,...u , e .F° '
Dannenberg & Doody , s, Macon,
OJ ‘ x "
_____
j Van -20 Co., Macon, Ga., make
all kinds trunks, satchels and
va ]i* scs
Mr. Paul J. VLL
,, M iF s luiadso
■^riis.
Ag ru'vever liono
have been appointed. _
Addressaill communications to
1 )k. J. M. MdNEEL A Co.,
may 31-It. McRae, Ga.
Some time lecture since before we published the So¬
I)r. Fisher's
cial Reading Club on the “Lady of
Lyons.” b will not lie amiss.]
duction however, to of say thriving that it is interest a pro]
it throughout. forth underlie* The stinging author broughj lasl^jj
the criti,*.-'. who s:,id is* cmilfl^B
attain t heatrical. effect, 111
there is not a place where
ihe ‘chwaicters length aiS!H“tSf speaks^
lines m
remembering is not said,
character is an important one. Fop
l‘X( juisite diction, lofty sentiment,
incisive wit, touching and pa thetic
incident, tho play abounds from
first, to last. Dry passages merely
to give the audience the 1 bread of
the story, there are not. It is all
good, and while no real clown ap¬
pears at all, it is not wanting in a
humorous wit that never fails to
bring down the house. The pith
lie are urged to live come out and promptly. with
There are acts,
change of scenes takes two hotmi
to play it.
Old neonle sutler much
disorders of the •’•’■‘•tHlfl nrinarv^
womh-rfui and are o?*D^H
M, eff'ocf >^H
Lc . Liver a „ d trouldSP Kl
their
pei ner f»ott!e b0tt X--------
Commencing .June 4th Di
berg & Doody. Macon,
make the
H,e|„ of ,!ry ever km,*
UBtory oi l .«* dr g<
J. Macon avo > and ou } get bargains, and ll,, | ”!)]■
*\y e would u.f call especial atten
‘ . - dV (*r‘isement of
^ - r ! ^* r 8 LSSL™ Schofie'd & ^on o?' S Ma
dealers in saw mill supplies. Mr.
J. E. Schofield, well and favorably
j tno wn to even-one in this section,
is (heir traveling agent, and a mure
jd j whole-soubd fellow
does not live. Write for prices,
, ^ork ,
The iw/ lr is what it is represent*
'
What a lovely trunk, and just
„ee the compartments. Why,
there Where s a place lor it? everything, Van
did you buy At A
Co.’s, M acon. Ga.
Fof boots and sl]W s of the best
make, and at prices Dannenberg lliat defy com- &
go to
lx- 8 on. 31 2t.
“Sweet JTince, tell me again of
thv palace by the Lake of Como;
it is so pleasant to hear of thv
splendors since thou didst swear
to me that they would be desolate
without Pauline.”—Pauline in
the Lady of Lyons.
^Bygolly. --., Goodness T me look , , at .
the trunks and vauses and satcla 1".
What place is thi- anyhow? Van
A Co.’s Trunk W .r< bouse.
-; ~
To be or not to be. I wont
be anything 1 won t until I get
one of those fine trunks from \ aa
A Co.
“Any . . however , inexpen
enced iflbws now to accept an
offer, address but to it requires 1 a with yasUleal of
1 se one disdain/-; proper
condescension and
-Madam Deschappelles m Lady of
M .