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Never 1 are each .bargains in Nii
trade her#. — I
sold daring tho past six
doparhnont and in “
Cut Sws'BWas'tho.i
DrantABLx goods been offered
A SINGER SEWING' MACHINE AGENT
FOUND SHORT.
HA JJAQ
An Investigation. Whioh
Several days ago Ur. B. D. Arm.
strong, of Macongeneral agin i
.nnlglnfl ll n p(Qi fo°6ww«*t W *° tgU ot th * 841
nD'-wool Tricot suits at rlvedlnth* city,
per salt. Only small lot of ■ •
outy St ,|3*9fr Sewing
-cloths at $4.75 and
'35 ctsi quality'-t>r 25 OtAjCaeU
, . /at 49 cts.
Jcariottad at 05 cts. ' ‘
vool; Henriettas at 75 cts,
• $1*00 quality, which is 46 ina. wide, at 8Uucts. „
1,25 quality arid finest ovor shown in /tmorictis, for $1.00.
^Serges, DrnpMipaa, SebaftppoldBsnariMalTair, Me. »F reduced
06 Cts. A TRKMENDUOS B ABO AIN, 40 inch silk finish, Brfl-
linhUno, B0 cU. qtitHty kt ho closed ont at Gfi cts. Don’t miss this
oppgjtanity to secure t beautiful suit at a sacrifice. *hkt jj
'.ff early all styleslofdrees goods j»t unheard of prices. —
IJT A/ITT’ 41/VAnD I I Never have we known each A
■I? I /flvJV uUUUlJ I ruth In thli department. Of course
the Immense stock; and variety ot these we ehowiass powerful faster In
soUUg, but-th* prices at rihlch they atjs marked’ carry fhoni away like
thewmd. Kviry body marvels at thrill cheapness and ws are told we
are foolish to slaughter them aa we are doing, aa ira-wUl nover be able to.
replaoe them at the prices. Our Joss will be your gain. Wheu wo adver
tise a thing we believe In iarr^ng It op tto tiio letter. .
■ Remuante—Hlg lot njade last six days and will
' ir for almost ltalf nice.
i5ov4 ’ rkpidiy. Wo | bi
r you tho quantity and low prices *i
Failles at S8 cts.; Oner ones at $1 25. All
fft"n/ r J n ? ,n ‘ n «L l “ t^at^yiyles .hdluwbpdam^ q w
Gloves. Hosiery and Handkerchiefs.
. ) Don’t Ml this dtpartiuerit li forgotten. Sole agent* for the perfect
fittingCeOtemerlGloves. | . u.n;v» - • -
Marseilles’ Qoilts Slaughtered—The prloea «a the sample Jotthe past
tUuLw* ONE PRICE ONLY. -
Remember ws are the only One Price Dry Good* House In'Amerlous.
Heretofore It has been necessary tq change the price on an article occa
sionally. . Now where .the prime oeuld be changed one peony we have
gone through the stock and merkedthem fdaMriXeaafit of * ~
otU " h0U,M ’ W0
We ere fled end aifrloat to jell ell.the goode we poeslbly can, but we
i. will not Allow you to be worried, into A Bale and you can rest a sa a red thet
Seei'njf him eriS Jjfl
ewlns mriohlne egmsaiPt#nlt£> 'fro
SB*!
of old soldiers, representatives be-
a reporter thought that maybe
3n mmms
what »aa the matter.
Hu Armstrong . visits the offices
under tits supervision ahour
iyoa>, r Bna«a nothing, Jrlou
It jejoHpl Id th||i «lty_' Mr, .
trung Informed the reporter that
be wii buly attending to hie regu-
isr.anqusliInspection., Though the
rcpprlor lmd, yery strong grounds
'for suspicion, yet as be could not
furnish pay positive proofs, he did
not mention tula for fear of wrong-
show that the obleot. of .his visit
waste-look ever the aetoiBteof
Mr. J>p. Royal, the pfeht here, aa 1
Mr. Royal * was suspected of being
1st to Rsoososs.
, ATLANTA, Oct. 28.—Ben Oliver,
. notorious negro, was shot dowq.'Jn
S i tests and Instantly killed to-
t by George Wsiblngton, an-
r negro desperado. The killing
place on Fslr street. '=
I vrssblugteo jess going along the
sldewklfd carrying a Wlnoheste
this shoulder, when Olive
across the street, aooosted
him. What passed Between them sssoclstlons In the State. Speeches
Moor known, butWeshlegtonsnd- Vera nude by’Senator John W.
J uly pulled down on Oltver end Dinlele, of Virginia, Oov. J. B.
Ot Thlm » through the. heart. Gordon, Hon- W. A. Hemphill,’
tyashfngtorf has not been caught. mnd B on. Jno , CUy g mtt6
Full line of Single Zephryi, all old the association were
colors, at Mrs. M. F. Meye, Cotton «-elected by acolsmatlon, vli:
ImF , - ■ < ?? rd Jl 0 L 9P“PJ
'AJPISATION.-^;
quantitive. j„ Mr _ territory to pay bille.
Ha therefore tent a gentleman to
assist Mr. Royal and at the tame
time to watoh for anything' wrong
no. hr ftp \ lThe deficit, which baa bean grow-
OB THH LEAST lag for twejvesr i*jfhjepn tqontbe,
had been very neatly ^covered up,
and a very thorough Investigation
4“ necessary tb.ifncovtf hip work.
The Amerloo* office le tbo dis
tributing point for all tha neighbor-
trig town*, and all the branch of.
0 iee made- their Tepdrts to MV.
Rpyal, who Incorporated them lo
his reports to Mr Armstrong,
r The reports arid account* of tbo
ril b-agent* were found to b* oor-
rect.
Mr. Royal was raised In Taylor I
couujy, and has ,' ‘
yroif« oJ
."rprityv;
st aid most varied assortment
Ranges; and
Heaters,
CITY!
The largest
west Geo:
kim~
ID
esj
i of Gas' Fixtures in South-
Sanitary goods of all...
ceivlug this Information Mr. Arm
strong etmo here to personally In
vestigate Mr. Royal’s accounts.
Upon luvesOgatloa /M^ Boyal
was found fobe I fl.f06.5I short In
his accounts to the company. Of
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iNAanviLLE, Tenn., October 22.—
dbalrman Dlck’le, of the prohibition
national exeentivo committee, and
Mr. Kelly, the prohibition oandl-
data for governor, spoke to a large
meetlgglpjt night, Kelly created
a sensation by reading the alliance'
in arrears pnd making felee reporte, w|tuel containing the Initiation
to the company. oath, and eharglng that Buobanan,
The grit' InttnufkmtMrnikr'oi-! the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, voted for the alliance plat
form adopted at 8t. Louis last De-
esmber favoring sub-treasuries and
government purohsae of railroads.
! . '(JAJJ.T. COTNEY,
■ J 11 w Jeweler,
| . Reliable-Goods,
Fair Dealing,
! • Bottom Prices,
|FI<^tiju^l A Russell’s .Oorner.
t i SsustorlAl Talk la Mason. *
cist to Rscobdsu.
tlanta, Oct. 28.—Of eourso the
niabs topic of discussion ]ust now
la the Benetorlal talk In Macon
The poeslble caucus nomination
o{ Mr. Blaok is looked upon with'
great satlifacUotf :b4re, amongst
people of alt faotlona and . shades
ofoplplon ;
i am reminded now of the state
ment made here several days ago
b^ari Alllancemani “Walt until
ho 28rd or24tli, and then yon will
kpow the next Senator,”
JtRteipa quite likely, Jnat now,
;qat the prediction will be verified,
Tab
a4kl
all line of Stamped Linen—
,ble DoyIes,SpIasliers,Towel*,eto.,
Hre, F. M. May’s, Cotton Avan a*.
"Rcsolvid, That In the opinion
of the confederate veterans, here
B
Heseeumedtbe manageasent of r ATlAAIA.Ost, SS^~l»OJ JUJ, when any of onr oennty aaaoeU Hone '
th. America, In Kebromy, ,
sew. N. c M who has been aaaiaUng.
Mr. Royal In the offleu for some
tlms, has been .appointed agent In
Mr. Royal's pliiee.: , : i j
Mr..Royal baa been glv
Setnrdey night to make |
deficit before Mr. Armstr
report It to Ibe oompony.
; ‘ o.'itW Al .ll’wisp HK-W
near artesian well, where can be
bad everything la Drugs, Patent
...trr/r'BSiK.TO
Post master J«e ' Roney to Uie post-
omcs'at thle Blare hi “
up by tha oolorvfi R
Ibis district. Mr. Roney has fillsd
tha poattion ol postmaster he re with
credit to hlmMIf and with pleasure
to the people. gpM
dsnly at the Exposition grounds to*
day, and a vetsrnary surgeon says
she was poisoned.
• Bbe was looked upon ea a winner
in tha rases In whioh she-was en
tered, and it la believed el
w^wlil drugged by eefae horseman, I
* not with the Intention of killing
Mr JUmpey, »M N.000
far her.
' t have removed my Pharmacy t
Lee atreet—Slappey Oorner,' nes
I have been an Invalid linos mv * .
[ bST. S
sapariUa. Now at Ul* age of twan- -
_. j»5»art«
atll Tubs to give away.
Plumbing and BepairJUft-gt
K eKSs&WO^ ^ **X .2
& aMm ."r-dwr i-U.’«l ►
Payne,
The Young People’s Literary Club
III hold one of lie ilell^JlMr '
a.-aK;”*.’;?:
erclses are always entertaining and,
with such a obarmlng hostess a*
Hiss Maud Livingston, a cordial
welcome and * pleasant evenlDg Is
assured to all who will attend.
igOlt ■ JJ3p
Telephone No. 12.
8. GA.
MsnsxsrWantsd.
A responsible young man wanted
to manse* o^r business In A met I- aldent
eua. Address with references,
P. O. Box 8M, Macon, Ga.
Jnelsjnk In hoad-rs^s ef china
silks and plushes, at
C*x8*r
s^ choice, SO.
vi. aieii sou unveil ny nis son,
Msr)?n, fell down as ho was being
■cared hone.
saw Was used 1 In
bard. ” “I *’ ' rl
- prisoners were coh
„ , WWjaltfod by accoiripilccs rid 1
lug present from nearly all veteran tjiri outsrao of the building.
....— „ 1 .. iTIieplot was discovered by thb
night watchman, who heard the
grathn
In Chief j Oen. 4. H. Colquli.,
P. M. B. Yotlug, Gen. Phil. Cook
and Cspt. J. Mclutoeh Kell, Com*
manderv' with same Division
Commanders, ene Xor eaoh Con-
gressloual district.
A psluful sensation was sprang
to-day, whtoh. i»tbo tai$ ortho
town to-night. During the fore
noon session at the capllol, a num
ber of vUltprs began eomlng’In, and
several motions sMCBJpad* \ek*‘
tend to them the privileges ot the
ball. All these motions were sec
onded and carried. Two gentlemen
and a lady come lo and oeonpled
•eats In the same row of desks with
Judge Robert L. Rodger*: The.
Jndm inm And ititcd thmft there , _
was present a distinguished gentle-1 Kimberly' ifiade tho dlscovory
t iring of t lie saw before' tho burs
ere cut entirely through. •' ' ’
Thu ringleader was Olmt llo Or.
jrb, under sentenco of death for
■order. Ills associates were
sepli Pattefson, under sentence
sriVeriyifiritf Tbr assanlt ‘id 1 totfif-
der. Ous Britt; charged with as
■ault td bftfrder, wni tbo third,
Later,’ It api.t-ared that still nu-
other whfwman, W. H. Bird, nnd
srhapa others, were concerned.
Thrioffidsltthlnkthst the prison
rs did not Intend (6 escapo by the
ihtiAw.” 1 ; 1 ' f> ‘ ’ ’
leliovo that' they had cou
■ on the outside, who wore
ower tho guards at a given
riten the prisoners had all
ptten opt Into the oorfldor.
Color tsgiven to this theory’ by*
it’fact that'two men wore teen
running away from the Jail When
the pat rol Wagon drovo up.
| Is fortiinato that Watchman
man, who had been a maj
Federal artsy, and later a mf mb
of theeomndtttd 'ahpolriteatofi
tertatn the President ef Ibe Aeso*
when he did,
I Hail bf Jitsn a little later thero
might have been bloodshed, as tho
pelsontr* “ “■ ‘
. would not l>ave , be*u
elation whan he vURfd Ohtoage4«>7« n U P w l‘b°ut a struggle.
1 Be then rimyedto welcome the geq-
I Ionian to a ccat among tho mom-
Dr. Gibbs, from Madison, arose
and stated- that this was a masting
to oonaldsr association, business
and lf< tha motion wsa seconded
ho would;'ofterie It. A painful si
leneefMI on tho asssmbUd vsterans,
back In his chair arid bsgsn palling
"A
thing, and then the gentleman
arose and went out.
Tho gentleman ws# Mo).'Wicker*’
■ham, of ClifcsgW. Gibbs was a
member of tho last Btate Senate,
and made a speeoh that furnished
a great deal of Re publican campaign
talk Op North. To-night this reso
lution was passed at the meeting ot
Olioe for Bans,
A fine office, on ground floor,
centre ot business, for rcut. Apply
at Recoiideu OKVICJ5.
A CONFIDENTIAL CLERK
hy.btenH tvW.F. I
veterans ot ths Northern armies ■■
may be present should be invllfd
to seat* on Use floor.”
The resolution was Introduced by hbuatwaepacked and tho charm-
Jodg* George HUlym, of Atlsa- IBgSgnkaelt* wen new laurels. H«r
a. 8 -k. t 8 MILL. _
'to, und carried rinanlmbnsly. Gibb*'
iwrataimB
lion of killing ST0NG ARMED MEN. . , r)
BOSH
I Oofi—tonal OoDventlon.
Franklin, TVinn., Oct. 23.— 1 The
slrf oonventlon to .’sionilnate.a
rverith district assembled here tc!
*J.., The pyevloue .convention waa
dead loek, Oox having 08 votes; ,i,t„„ ,ai„,„„.,i
Whltetbrone, the present Inoum- oountry, the convention adjourned
bent, 65. The new primaries give yesterday afternoon.
u cou,,dered ^p^MS
, I m *| ~ astfo over (heir- reception In Allan*
cy to ta, and thesuccess of (heir meeting,
near The boslneis transacted ymterday
was mainly the election of pertrin-
nent officers for the ensuing term'
and the hearing of committee re-.
™ none r oll Down. ^ Mr. T. B. Mulllin, of Atlanta,-
yesterday afternoon abont five made president of tho brotherh'
look a horse belonging to Cspt. and Mr. J.’E. Biles, omiBltanoogs*
I Bell and driven by his son, Tenn, secretary of the body.
lug A drive over the city.was on the
M. programme for. yesterday, after-
ue. noon, but o wing to the-cold and
Tbo horse .reared np, and bis lilnd rainy state ol the weather lt was
feel*slipping forward, fell back* abandoned,
wards on bis back. He was com- Many oft
pletelytled up In ths harness and ad over uutil b
kicked considerably before he was exposition,
extrlcsled. Quite a large crowd The association originated in At.
was attracted to the place of tbo so- lanta, but It hasgrown very rapidly;
aldent. The only damage done was until now there are lodges lo Blithe
a rained set of harness and a badly Bouthsrn aad some of th*
and Western r—
Fir .
jilths remain*
to attend tlie
nesday.
It now trahspfrc.H that Solomon
116,000 Short In his accounts.' Ho
held Blake’s power of attorney,
id drew Sums from banks from
letotlmo without detection, ns
enjoyed lllake's confidence,
domoh's Whereabouts are un-
town. Blake refuses to talk about
* matter.
b M.T. Elam’s liss a full line
sixes In misses health corset
t. TJIs most comfortable
> inthe market.
UstUs Bernard Ghsse, supported
by a strong company of line artists,
appeared laet night at the opera
hone* In “Unele's Barling.” The
good acting wae applauded through
out, and her dancing wae encored
iveral tlmee. The play was one
! the moet enjoyable of the eeason.
lie Chase was twice oallsd In
it of .ths curtstq.—Roanoke
Flnolr Fli.d.
Mr. B. M. Cohen is getting thing.
It; fine shape, for bis Brunswick
r agency, and to handle fresh
i, oystermgsbrlmps, crab, and
thergooda;of that character. His
■rehouses foretorlng beer are fine
Iti,tfri3hls vats for keeping any-
(blnifn.the,fish line cannot he ex-
cetled. Mr. Scott, his Ueiiteuent,
tekov pleasure In nerving hlscus-
The oonventlon was the first of tomers promptly, and all orders at
" ’ *- ** “|H|| Ailed,os soon aa received.
1 ’ AdvfkiVs SSo^tars.’ _
Mnp, Winslow's Bootuinu Bvn-
I- should always be u.ed for cbil-
,e child,
gums, allays all pain,
res wind eolle, and is the best
imedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five
versant with the foots, It
quently startled by an ar..,
figures shown by some of the nu
merous dealers In ths cltyi
There la no way that the actual
amount of whlaky told her* to the
dry oountles can be eacsrUtned, d
but It undoubtedly rone Into the'
liuudreda of thousands of dollars.
Thero are at least a dossn drum*
mers constantly on the road frir
Amerleua houses, taking order* for
anything from a quart to a rioeen
barrels, and the amount s*nt out
by tho Southern Express Company
Is enough to dishearten the most
erithualsatlo prohibitionist.
.This business Is conducted In a
different manner from any other,
ps dealers havo lo Do very careful
to avoid Infringing ths Uws, and
also to be sure that they will be
palij for tlioir good*, a drummtr
will take an order, say, for a gal
lon. The Jug is filled, soat by ex
press, and a C. O. D. lied to tbe
bill. The dealer, If th* cm-
tner. does not priy the O.
. D., Is at' most only out ‘
io express charges. In many
cases, a merchant wll} sat as I
agent for the dealer, and In tl
case a blank order Is filled out, t_
merchant Vouching for tho mat
who orders. In Una way
hut little money Is lost,
ths orders ere generally
small, and the profits generally
very good.
.Tills business has reached aueh a
magnlluds In this oitythat its*-
rsarfK
wagon mukes tho
r dealers, and nothing.
Is Fifteen Thousand Dollars Short In bottles ere taken by
' ‘ " ’another following for g«
(diand Ins. Th* express
N'riw’OlU.BANSjOoriSa.—Ilrniy will soon muvii Into new quarters,
Bolouoti, cashier and confideu- when a big, two-horae wagon will
d clerk of Wm. Blake, a large be added, and the oxpres* faellli
cotton buyeraJeft the city last Wed- otherwise Increased. Uometlmes
whole car Is fillsd with these
monte.
(The goods are ordered
over this portiou of th<
orders from a distance
dred miles bolng
greatest rush In till
the holidays, when '
press agents, ai *
facilities are tai
Should Sumter .
dry county, the Iosl __
would be felt In every jti
of bnshtess. Many people com* to
Atrierlcus to do their trading bet
causo here they can get their Jug
filled, as well as buying other eor- 4 -
they want—but tbe filling of
Jug la generally e big Induce
Delays are dangeroue. Don’t
wait for your child to have an epi
leptic lit. Kill at onee the worm* '
thet are making her feel so poorly
by giving Dr. Bull’s Worm De*
Iroyera.
— — ...
ANOTHER WRECK
On the B. A. 1C. Bsllrosd.
The peseenger train on the B. A*'
M. road, whioh I* do* at this pine*'
from Lumpkin ateiM a. m. did as*
arrive until 8:00p.
Upon Inquiry a
that th# eauee of the delay ■
wreck of e train on Mu
tween Preston end Riekb
l iculere as to tbe extent of I
age end cause of th* wr
net be leaned.
|-os
Physician’s
Family ~
ear* end of tbo I
Cook’* Pbannaoy, Lee i
arteekanweU. W. A-CeeK-.u it
| *-«!UI. , nes—mu*;'i
ijighest"
Mifi i«
' all in Learening Power.—V. S. CrVt Kepost, Axg. if, I
The Celebrated Royal Baking Powder
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