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In a pair of our $5,00 Pants—
The price is inferior,
• But the quality superiof—
So with your money advance
40 CENTS
Gets the Boy a pair of our
regular 75-cent kind.
SEE.
The Suits we have marked
down to
$7.00 and $8.00
J. H. HERTZ
574, 576 Clierry St.
1>. A. KM'l'INC
THE MACON TELEGRAPH: MONDAY MORNING, TULY 0, 1894.
CHURCH WORSHIP
YESTERDAY
It Was a Delightful Sabbath and the
Congregations Were Large
Everywhere.
TWO ABLE SERMONS REPORTED
T10t been Industrious In destroying
things, a# so many mtn are, but he
•nad neglected it. Now, that 1s, of
course, very commowplace. Neglect, ig-
J°y* n **» ls the mother of poverty;
Who does not know that? But there is
a deeper truth than that involved. We
usually associate in our minds lack of
effort merely with absence of results.
If a man does no work he gains noth
ing. But that ls not the whole truth.
n“ te"VtHuVe^uaT M&'SSS: I mitwJ
eratlon. There la a reault. It ia a rc-1 cept new »Pai>er utterances
suit downward, the result of loss.
“From Mm who hath not shall be
taken away even that -which he hath,
1b the Lord's imradox which
presees It. ■
The world ls the theatre of a mighty
FOR BEER DRINKERS.
Plain Facts From the Acme Brewing
Company.
To the Editor of the Telegraph: In
the columns of your paper of yesterday
there appeared an amide, presumably
a “local.'’ in which certain sUtftluxUl
aro made, misleading to the generaj pub
lic, who. as a rule, ore Inclined to ac-
as ptbof
strong as holy -writ.'
Under the caption, “Cannot Ship
Beer." the local agent of the Cook Bre-,v-
'ng Company Is made to stiy that the
meet of the strike In preventing the
shipment of his beer "is a serloua
Sp V
antagonism between opposing forces— I detriment to the beer drinkers in 11a-
the forces of construction and of dls- c “ k Brewing Company's
Integration. Life ls ddlned to be the HKTOL™'* cl1y , hfts - tor «• number of
“sum total of the forces that resist 11 t ,r3 ' t,0,le an e *t'nelve loc.,1 business.
.tm.ss tuiai urn curvren inai resist cn | llnn , . ,J Zu. —
death.'' Withdraw the energy of HU Sff*"ELPff.55*S8* 5* X
R.v, F. F. Iteese of Christ Church and
Dr, J. c. Solomon or the South
Macon Baptist Church Preach
Sound Gospel Soriuona.
and nature is a vast process of ilivay.
The sun that warms the living thing
| Into growth withers It. The rains that
nourish It, now robs It. So it Is in the
beer consumed In the city. In an ad
vertisement It is presumable to a cer-
‘Mn extent to allow wide latitude and
•Pamirs from exiot facts, end had
the article In question showed ita color
CNDKKTAKEH AND F.JtnAI.MEIt,
511 Mulberry SI. - Macon, Ca.
Telephone,—onice. 4t)Tt Ho.ld.ncc, 40S
Carriages to Funeral ,. .$2,75
Hearse 1 ....$6.00
Telephone 425. Lamar Clay
NOTICE.
Marriages, births, deaths, funerals and
meetings inserted in this column *t |1
for ten lines and 10 cents per line for
*«oh added Una. A responsible name
must accompany the advertisement a* *
guarantee of good faith.
Copy for contract advertisement* to
appear in Sunday’s Telegraph imust be
handed Into the business office before 3
c clock p. m. Saturday to insure insertion.
L. MeMANUSCO
general
m
Day Telephone
Night Telephone
238
232
Undertaking
(Establishment
Next to Hotel Lanier. • 1
Day Telephone 436
Fight Telephones.;. .435, 178
IPLE-HOURSTOCK FARM
Registered TROTTING HORSES, high
grade JERSEY AND AYRSHIRE CAT
TLE, red and black BERKSHIRE PIGS.
. STALLION AT HEAD OF FARM.
BARON STAMBOUL, No. 21,115. 2 yew.
old, by STAMBOUL. 2.-07V&; data by Baron
.Wilkes, 2:18*4.
M'ELROY, No.. 16,937, s yeara old,
M’EWEN, 2:1814; dam by Cuyler. •
For any Information apply to
-theTrace “hfaroTy ^a^tEXte fi^'Suce tJSut? have
&VnTJVe &?£>• ‘ bu? the XVTKlcto*’
la strong there la development, prog- misleading, henec/uie t-enue* that a
reas. Nature lifts things to a certain ™rrs“ lon b. Zde 1 “
height. God leaves the further upward The policy of the Acmo Brewing Com-
J movement to man s co-operation. With- I pany lias been honest, fair and open
It was a beautiful Sabbath yeater- I “ raw fbat co-operation and the result oompotttlon with all owners, with no
day; delightfully pleasant everywhere not au *,? natlon ' .™ t degeneration. Inclination to belltitle or underate their
and the Snireh , . ' These results are what naturalists call competitors, but in justice to Itself and
ana the church people took advantage “reverelon to -type." Lot us loose a in reply to the article In qureUnn it
or it to turn out in targe numbers. herd of our finest, most highly im- Invites comparison and criticism
There were a good number of visit I ,r °ved domestto cattle; let them alone If It were true that a foreign brewe-
“ 1 and they revert to the original type of ry ahbuld, within our borders, supply
wild cattle: Domestlo hogs, escaping I our people with more than half the
from man’s care In South America, beer used In Macon. the reasonable con-
reverted, even in physical atructure, to elusion would be that the home produc-
the wild hog of Europe. So llkehvise Hon was of inferior quality, tile home
the disuse ot function results in a loss industry naturally having greater ad-
, . ■ „ - | of the organism, as In the. Kind fish I vantages, and buying argued an inferior
tAt the South Macon Baptist cliiirch of the waters of a dark cave. With- article, the failure to receive the stipe-
the pastor, Dr. J. c. Sojomon,
preached to his usual good congrega
tion.
Dr. Solomon preached from Isaiah I
xxvill;20—"For the bed is Shorter than f
that a man can stretch out on it. and
the covering narrower than he can
wrap himself In It.”
All intelligent beings in thWr natural I
state, he said, are looking within or
HAVE MOVED
.TO THEIR.
Ing Mettoodteta toere to participate in
the services at their churches yester
day, they having remained over from
t'ho north Macon district conference,
which adjourned Saturday.
draw the constructive energy that has rk>r for ® , ? n article might be something
made human civilization, the forces of I °, f ft Public calamity and ’’serious (let-
intellectual effort, of moral earnest- I fluent to beer drinkers in Macon.” It
ness, of spiritual enthusiasm, and so- J® natural J° Potest against such a
clety 'becomes the »prey of ignorance, I .-* 1 ®;** ns the recent "local” 110-
greed, -moral corruption, of worldly I SES.TfSl?r aave tb® public believe, and
selfishness. Society then, reverts to I Acme psoitfe lire In posl-
barbarism and savagery. Here disin- v J?S” y statements bu sub-
tegrating forces are alwayw at hand. ^^^JP^Pedtion a recent
It only requires neglect, the loss of i.£!! e, Rirt *n«lyito of the
Vigilance, the absorption of each man tlielr own In
in his own private schemes, to give I |£?*b,3LK? VSSUf by . th S,u^ mer "
- - — | them play. They are at -work today I t.han whom n<fnn^ir^?t£ „£? Chicago,
witthbut for something for their spir- I in our awn country. I liable in mottera**!? y le “
Itual benefits Every rtadion and people Dut Iet ua thl,lk about the Individual 1 if or *i»
has her mw P P soul. Whatto soul? It is In man themani- tr “ y w°*.J les ! re to oh’ 11 ' 111 1,10
has her God, her redigion. There are a testation of the highest life, the richest a ny to require
great many religions in the wortd, far development of the life producing energy I, t analyse and submit this to a ohem-
too (many. There are too many differ- I the universe. It Is the highest type [ w ° „ a _„^ leT1 th © good pebple of
ent befliefs and doctrines to Just one of hi man life. It is God manlfesUng uls ^ a ^ a ., «°J;ylnce thems^yes ihat
* one hQnest be(ng |n hj8 creatureg N Jy lhe the failure lo obtain CcMCu beer Is far
law of its own being it can only be real- “Sff-P a detrlmeait.”
ized In the Indlvlduul life by the conscious ‘ tue firtatemen-t made that Cook's
effort of the man’s will responding to I a f® nc ” y ®^* ,a more than half tlhc beer
the will of God. The man with true I ,n Macon 1b absurd, ns hundreds
soul is the most highly specialized variety I **Pyip"* citizens, who dally drink
of the genuB man. True religion, true I glass of beer hero or there, can
Christian life, is tho highest development I : as ^ iry * Acme to sold exclusively
of human life. It Is the last step under I »** * majority of and In moat reputable
God in the process of the world’s evolu-1 saloons and restaurants In the city of
a sniritn a T*'n^ni«- c o“* m T I,1U sorL or I t,on of he^g. It is. so to speak, the Macon. But “talk la cheap” and jro rt’o
fhefr Scm !, e :try tomake highly developed product of culture and not rest our case there. We challenge
thev win (Ha e?? rks - and 8 P w,al training. Tho truly religious man Cook’s agent to select any rcmpetoSt
SSt'HSii - this narrow | is the nmn whose life consists In the ex- ®nd reliable man who shall example the
erclse of the highest faculties of moral I ©ales made toy his company and those
and spiritual being. He has larger and I of the Acme for any momth Of tho year
finer functions than men not truly ro-1 the result"to be duly published In the
llglous. He feels and perceives Ood. »Io I local paper. In Justification Of the stnto-
responds to the eternal truth and rlgnt- men^e made. "Tritih Is mighty and
eousness that is in tho unlvarac about | will prevail.” The result will be a rev-
ft
464 & 466 THIRD ST.
COME AND SEE US
Christian, anil they are nif iykis°on
the bed of -their faifh. It Ja no little
concern to us that our religion should
. rT , ac , cordanco wlth the teachings
Christianity. Our religion should be
the Christianity of Christ. He Is the
author ot all Christianity. Your reli
gion should be Chrlst-Uke.
All religions, all creetis, all men have
sort of a spiritual bed and same sort of
hJ'L uwUi on -the great day when they
snail be Condemned by these very
works because they put good deeds
SK£! ^e religion of the Lord Jesus
Carist. Some are stretching out on the
bed of tradition and ritualism a-nd
man-tnaUe doctrines, Men arc looking hlni - H « llves ln a cocacloas relationship I elation to Cook's nge'ni If he Is bones*
for something and look in vain. "For
the bed Is shorter than that a man
pan stretch -himself on It. and the cov
ering narrower man that be can wrap
himself In v lt.''
Man must worship something. !A
great many think that it does not mat
ter -much how or what -they worship If
they are sincere, -but, -my friends, sin
cerity never saved a Soul, nor washed
one of -the neasi of your sins, and It
never will., .Christ alone -can cleanse
tha human soul and save it. Some meh
worship their creed and look up to a
certain Cine of doctrine to save them.
The bed ls shorter -than that a man
can stretch himself upon It, and the
covering narrower than that he can
wrap himself In it." -Some are stretch
ing out on the bed of easy consciences.
Your conscience -may -be easy. Look
at -that -murderer as he alms the blow at “° ul ls the degradation
td the eternal holiness and love. -Ie In the recent publication Whilst
loves, trusts, obeys Gad. because. God In the habit of publishing the details of
is that, and much more than that. His our business, as n matter of Informs,
life la a life of faith «nd love and undying Hon; and na Saturday's salea worn men.
moral and spiritual aspiration. Solvation tloned In lhe article iii question wo
Is the groaring realization of that 'Ife. submit below a certificate of the book-
Christ Is the perfect attainment on earth keeper of the company of the sum total
and tho relation of the divine mystJry In kegs mid on Fbliiay and SaTurdsv
of highest life. Ho Is also the source last, bbtlf local uml eireurt' l y
of that Ufo to the world through the --j hereby certify that the
church. moBl»MHw wlthnnl th* I •_ e--_V^ LCrmy TflBv me
But manifestly, without the I ln keSTr^^he Acm^ R^fJe
shadow of a -dohbt that life cannot be pany for Friday Tulv fi
gained without effort «nd W 7. ififS’ M
care any more than can tho beauty and. 11.4 kegsj •Smturd^iv St iu SISElJsS?
grace and highly developed utilities of a W2 | • raay * 233 14
high bred horse. Indeed, that Is saying
little. Intelligence will produce tne one;
but intelligence and connclence and heart
*1/
(Signed.)
Reto. Massenburg,
_ ... "Bookkeeper.”
are required to produce tho other. More I .»/}.» IS «,J ,u S! Wo 5'L CDok,fl
than that, It Is manifest that that life Jfy bae'r lTn^S {" Vl* e ,Y cnt
im total of IS y , ee "calved, I will call on
.... Tne dearii Acme Browing Company to supply
of sin. Without Lm™”"' 1 , ' hen tle'lveiu
ul is lost. And ... <hoao pntnolle aenllmcnts:
. n nf i.ni I nm ft Macon man. mv ouKtomorfl nm
DO YOU
Want to be repre
sented in The Telegraph’s special
edition ? You will make a mis
take if you don’t talk to the peo
ple through this edition of The
Telegraph.
nere, too, is uie operation ot mat uni i ftl ®
vt rsal law of degeneracy. Not only do#s I .JIJJILXJPP 1 ®, and whait helps a Macon
—.... 2 - 'w ~ - I enterprise' heln#» mo ” We admire nnd
R- H. PLANT,
MACON, GA.
"FORME
THE HANDSOME 2-STORY
WITH BASEMENT,
No.636 ORANGE ST.
Contains nine rooms, with threo bath
twnu; hot and cold water. All mo,
-onvenlences. The house has been
cently papered and overhauled from top
to bottom, and is In strictly flrst-clsss
rendition. It has a large frontage
Charge street and Rose Park, and only
half block from Indian Springs car line
It Is located on the HU1. In as good neigh
horhood as Macon afTords. It It undoubt-
^edly the prettiest and most desirable
place now on the market. For safe Ion
n easy terms. For further Inform*.
•‘on calf on
II.
General Real Estate Agents.
M
l * ,eara ® W; carrlagejn^roT^B
ZsitpkOQi^ 423t
m COFFIN STORE
\ UURAHY BULLDLNO.
to take tola torcoher’s life! Has he an
uneasy conscience? No. You can kill
your conscience wltto Bin, arrd, lfko
thousands today, be free from am un
easy conscience.
But these things will not save the
souls of <men. All these beds are too
short. The soul oannot stretch Itself
cranLnlnfcr deathI miin »» ne w-euj, sciibo anu. wmy ana mpre 1 'cprewniRvo
nok I ' 8atI * fyIn K earthly mindedness. Soul is atrophied. I / 11 J 8 . n , nt ural for the Acme
to the touman tfoul. Ttoere is still an I Disused functioas lapse. Stsrvatlon kills I P®?P^ e . maintain tho ndvantnon nr
the energy of life the soul
here, too, Is the operation Of that uni
vtrsal law of degeneracy. Not only does 1 — ••
negloit produce degradation. II produce. |■22SlfS’? 1 ,5 e 5* .ESl
degereraoy. The man whose soul
is neglected, not merely the vicious,
sin noth It shall die.” Ytour father and
mother oannot take Christ for you.
You must take him for yourself.
'But «lM these coverings ore too nar
row. They win not, cannot hide us
anow-whlte robe of his righteousness,
which win be sufllolent dor alt things.
' SERMON BY MR. REESE.
Rev. 'Fretlerick F. Reese, rectqr of
Christ church, preached from the fol
lowing text at the -morning service;
Proverbs xxlv: 30, 31, 32.—“I went by
the field of the slothful and by the
vineyard of the -man void of under
standing. end Io, It was overgrown with
thorns. The face thereof wan covered
with nettles and the stone wail was
broken down. Then I b-dheld end con-
If you want a cut of your
building published in this trade
edition you must let us know at'
once. We make these cuts for
nothing, and they, are the finest
kind of newspaper cuts; made
!, t >:: *n-v;.T»e*Ee d 4. f ±s! much better than you are used
® I infamous, the Industriously wicked, hut . , ” leran ® efl see-m somewhat . * ^ ^
J the neglectful, degenerate. Soul la loot ln I made by T/~\ qaai fifY ond r\ri 4-h « Tr • _
f the reversion to the original type of the I a rt f°iJ222L2 s ® l,c t* ^ 81 certainty, doen oCG1I19;6 3,11 U. LilGIl tllftV ZIYC* SO
: | man eahe was. seuse artd- body and roere| what Jt«_ represontatlvo I O’ ^
cheap—cost you nothing. If you
are interested let us know and a
°| I representative of The Telegraph
J will call on you.
Only a few days yet remain.
Most of the copy is in hand. We
£ | will be glad to call on all who are
interested, but you must let us
| hear from you. Thone 76.
maintain tho ndvantngo of
., still an
aching void in the heart that creed,
« ^. 0 Hatf W ° r ^XT SS* an Z I uvlmvm ,uw ■“••vh; w ruSumm, vi |i||trlfinflZlT — ••• '.»*vunniun fllld
tnese can satisfy. Nothing but the I shrivels intd idiocy from, disuse in soli-1“"Tributeaumongot numenous employes.
righteousness of Christ ban satisfy. 1 - * 1 •-
Same are covering themselves wltto
their «elf-rlgtoteousness. Oh, sinners,
your righteousness in tols sight is as
filthy rags. Then, some are trusting
In the righteousness of others. Men say
my father and mother were good peo-,
pie. They lived so many years serving ha * «P<> k en "dlsensouled bodies.'
uhe Lord. I feel that I have some 1 th *' r * not annar » nf,v ** l,ch - waikini;
surely as do I aim. Tlie intelligence P a jJ**>n1zlng home industry, that tho
bursts Into the anarchy of madnees, or *" on ® y m ®y no kept In circulation nnd
1 Khrivels intd idiocy from disuse ln soli- “®} Mt J u, t€namongst numenous emploj
Ury confinement. The conscience Is stunt- *?J* S ,a Jw 1 ® theory and practice of',,,,
ed and dwarfed in .that man whose life progressive dues whose end nnd aim
Is controlled by motives of pleasure or w to encourage and build up their prop
gain or selfish ambition, rather than oy by Judicious patTDnt&jre, throu' ’
principle and right. So roul Is lost Simply JJJJJoh eaeh Institution may Increase i%«
by the neglect and careless lndlfferrr.ee MdllMea nnd its laborers, amd roach out
| to the conditions of its life. Somebody I ,nto other territory to bring weaQth to
has spoken Of "dlsensouled bodies.” Are Pour Irtto the lap of Wiolr fowtbr mtrthor.
| there not apparently such, walking husks |, Tn ctonolusion. should the Acme Brow
chance, too. God oald; .'The aoul that of "’anhood? It only require! the nujleot Ing Company, now or later, have either
ner. lay down all your traditions.
your good -works, everything, every „„ .......
cover -for your •Ins. and make your | gunehine and tlie rain Into Ita
bed on the rock Christ Jesus, -which la
long enough and ibroad enough (or you
and aofe enough. Make your ted hero
and Christ will cover you with the I sunshine and rain: God's mercy la over
ot opportunity to grow op In Ignorance I a temporary or permanontt control of
It only requires neglect of opportunity. I lhe beer business In this city, it takeB
the cessation of effort for a man not only I this occasion I/O declare its 'intention
not to grow but to loao the aoul that of furnishing to all com-ors Its choice
is In him. beere si the old estiljllahed prices, anil
From one standpoint, this la n meat nS tllserlndnnlltm will bo shown cither
:em world; from another It la a most to old friends nr now patrons All m-iv
merciful world. Tho tiniest flower that rest assured that fair dealings unfn'll-
grows ls warmed and .nurtured by tho Ing courtesy, reasonwhle nrli-es anil the
FZ'l .SSS* b ® M ««• command
and beauty. But the mightiest oak, out of the public.
Acme Brewing Company.
all his works. His love Is over all his
children. Tho feeblest, most trembling,
most wretched and sinful In whose breast |
there moves only the fcpark of living peni
tence, can find love and salvation in its
own proper and purest life. But the I
strongest, the most self-assertive man,
full of the pride, of self-centered life, and I
in the glow ot Us own success will wither I
and die, If in him Is not reverence and I
humility and obedience of faith. "Now
can we escape If we neglect?*’ Oppor- I
tunitles for life and salvation are all
about ua. Tho Instinct of prtiyer and
,, . _ --- . rever.-n. - is within us. Do We prsjr and I
sidered. I soiw and I received Ins true- I walk before God? Tho rich treasures of
art in the op<-n wur.i of God. Do
tloo, 1 r
"I.suTPMe," he said, "that the first I we read and nurture our souls upon It? 1
thing we ought to learn from these I The wealth of grace and strengtn in the l
s to 1eam the duty of seeing I sacraments and ordinances of the church
_ It As not so common a matter I are * re ® u ®* There It to that he who |
as we may Imagine ifor people to see 8aw he wa ® the 1,fe ot the *Hves
things straight. The world and life 1s himself to us. Do we use them or do
rich ln opportunities for seeing and we them? The influence and
learning; tout many men having eyes attractive beauty of his life and love sur-
1 round us like the sunshine. Do we open I
our hearts to him or live in disregard of I
him? Let us not forget It requires no |
boo not because they do not consider.
They do not ^hlnk about what they
I Irtzlnful Industry Of wlckednea, to kill th.
th ® aoul. Neglect, carelew or formal mimiw.
we^.-qi-Th» the vree-red raapretsbiuty of outwood
we will, *ht common observations, tha t, ut noullees rellglouaneas. the Indol.ncs of
dally experience!, are full of tnstruc-
tlon. Men do not get It, becauae they
neither see nor think. What a stupid I all overgrown with throne.'' The Lord
orlil It Is after ah! How many Igno- looke down upon the eouls of the aloth-
rant people there! There are old fooie,
too. plenty of them. They have lived
fifty, sixty, seventy years and have
not learned the wisdom of dally life.
Men are faking every d*y because
they are trying to do things that other
ten hive failed 1n trying to do almost
nder their noses. How many mm
throwing themselves away on
k and lust and dissipation, when
very corner there is a monument
laming in some other wasted and
oraiized life.
But whit are we to say that rhe
iuful roan who wrote thee words
nd learned In this neglected and
grass-grown garden? He saw that neg-
hsd brought this ruin about. It
the field of the slothful, not of tha
e-1 man, but of the lazy man. The
had not puned up the vines and
t-Uni-i thorns and nettles. He had not
1 deliberate torn down his wall.
fut and they are all overgrown with the
thorns of a selfish and frivolous and
worldly life.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
Permit* (male or female) out of cm-
ploymeot can 8 'i - i i--.il uqenqr on
part salary and part cornu Isaion,
which will at once afford a coo-1 Ily
ins. Send addressed envelope and ref
erence to Charles Holzwman. treas
urer. 2T!0 South street, H-ilHnier-, Md.
Out of sorts !
take
Brown’s Iron
Bitters. *
nsrasggjjfi
Jtfrs. H. M, Stover
Versailles, Mo.
Like Morning Dew
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Freshens,
Strengthens and Cures
Hoart Palpitation-Distress—
That Tired Feeling.
“I am glad to slate that Hood's SarMpa-
tllla h»j dona ms lots ot good. I wu «ub-
Jeot to cramp. In tho stomach, liver corn-
ptaint,Indigestion, palpitation of tha Iitart,
and matured feetlng. Hood’s Sarsaparilla
relieved me wonderfully, and DOWWbsa I
£2 SffitfjaSMl"®* I resort to Hood’s
S» fj It alwayi glics mo linmo-
" ot ,‘ l0 *lthont it. and
SJiHsHSWwitan aisd It upon
mjr recommendation ami found it
An fexcellent Medicine,
doing them good alter all other medicines
falM. I am also highly pleased with tho
effects of Hood’s nils. As morning dew
Hood’s X Cures
refrethea wlUiered graj», so Hood’s Bar-
r »{~rt O'” human body
gjglWiatM- ILmargr 11. .iinvrx,
I'-rnilli-i. Mlnouil. (let HOOIJ'a.
Hood's PI Ms are liaadma/lo, and per
fect ln proportion and appearance, Ik,
[THE FAIR
[WHITE front,
Almost Opposite Post Office.
SQUAIIE ON THE WINDOW.
Fuji line Stool Enameled Ware Jimt
rccriveil. By buying this ware you
ism, keep cu-rything nice.
; l’ans, B-dlers, Pie Plates. Tuba, Slop
Jnt*. Bowls and Pltuhera, Water Pnlto
fltid Dippers, Eoffeo Pots and DJrli
I Pans.
Full line new Glassware.
Tlie ci lehrat-vl CI.-iuM Cnrrcm nnd
I Brond Knives and Slurpi-u-rs. (bxjd
Kitchen Knives Cc.
Landers. Frovy ti Clark Ibifehcr
| Knives Sib II. F. .SMITH,
Proprietor.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI
TORS.
All persons having demands against
tlie catate of John D. Hudgins, lata of
Bibb county, deceased, are hereby no
tified to render In their demands to <ha
undersigned according to tew. And all
persons Indebted to mid estate are rc-
. qulred to make Immediate payment
This ltth day of June. IS31.
EDWARD 1.011,
I Administrator of John D. Hudgins, de-
W.L. Douglas
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W*L* DOUGLAS % /
BROCKTON, MASS. 1
•S can mv? rioimiv hr pnrcbusluf W* L.
'Duiixlaa Nbnra.
Because. u*<* Ate the la-gcFt nmiiufacturcrs of
advertiftrtj slioce in the world, ami guaraatco
th«®/alu% by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects von against high
price* sud the middleman’s profits. Our shoes
e/]»«j custom work is style, easy fitting and
wesring antlities. We have them sold every,
where at fewer prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply yon, we can. Sold by
ROCHKSTER SHOE STORE
^ 013 0KERRY STREET. ■
t&B COUNTY.—Eii Loth
administrator estate of John D. Hud-
?r ■!< reunty, deceased, hav-
ing applied to me for leave to sell all of
the real estate situated In Bibb county,
oa.. nnd ono town lot In Abbeville, Wli-
gURW, Ot*. anil one house nnd lot
In Roberta. Crawford county, Oa.. this
Is therefore ta nbtlfy nil parlies con
cerned to file objections, If any thev
have, on or before the Aral Monday In
August, 1391, why leave to si ll raid east
estate shoul.l not be granted to t'h<- said /
admlnlatratbr. C. M. WILEY,
OrdJEanr^^^^ :