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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 14, 1894. A DAY’S DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Batch of Bright Items Furnished by the Telegraph’s Hustling Correspondents ATLANTA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD Th. PmjiIs Alu( the Lie* An Veil of JlrJolelngThat the Hoad feOeSvf lht Itaeds of » llecalver— Other Slat* Saw* Fort Valley, July 13.—{Special.)— When U waa roportetl here that the Atlanta and Florida railway had been plaoed a second 'time in the hands of a receiver It was deeply regretted by every one who shipped fruits or re* celved shipments In largo quantities, as this road Is of untold benuflt to the shippers of this section by causing prompt shipments of perishable freight, as well os The means of re ducing rates from all points In tho North and Bast. Since the claims against tbs road have been settled, and It Is once again on Us feet .ready for business, the shippers here are Ju bilant and will give the road more shipments In consequence or their suc cessful struggle to free Itself from the bands of the court, which was accom plished in less than three days after the second rooelver was appointed, ffhia shows the financial ability of tha owners of this road, as well as the executive ability of the general mana ger, dipt. T. W. Garrett, -who has dons jiotilo work In not only keeping up his road bed, but by Inducing set tlers along Hal Ine, while MaJ. it. M. OottJOfhatn, the general freight und passenger agent, has not iei sny freight that could be secured go by any other road eaoept the Atlanta end Florida. In short trip oyer a portion 'of this road lilts week your correepoudn.it was more favorably Impressed with Us ad vantages then ever before. The people along Us entire lln« seem to vie wrth each other to sec who can treat stran gers and proepeotora with the most courtesy, and at every station tho stranger la gladly weloumcd. while tiho ortlcluiH of Uio road do everything in their power to accommodate those wno am seeking homes along Us line. At Oullodcn I saw-parties who antic 1 - pared erecting a lurge ginnery, nnd they wanted an acre of land In a cer tain place to build on. Tho owner of the land, Mr. W. n. Davis, kiici* the turtles did not want any land but this particular acre and could have in creased tho price tf he had not been fa vorable to new eqteTprlses for his town. Hut when they wont to him to bargidn for the hind be told them to get Ills father, the father of the buyer, let them call in a third man, set tho price and take U at the prloo the ar bitrating committee agreed upon. This was uil done within half an hour, nnd eo impressed mo with the cleverness, as well as the anglety of Mr.- Davis to secure now enterprises for his town that X mads note of It, which cannot be obliterated from my mini. If that case bad come up In a place not a thousand muon from here U would have taken aa much to tiny I he land as It would have oost to put up an Im proved ginning plant. . Phis instance snows how clearer nil the . 52)* •*» “lorn* this line At road und how anxious they aro to secure enterprises that will benefit their towns und section. If such a spirit prevailed throughout Georgia and the Mouth what n glorious country we Would soon have. It would be filled with the best and most progressive people that this great world Affords; I have long been Interest,si in the proper kind of Immi gration for our state, and when I sea people who show hy their actions that they are Interested In Ilia proper kind of Immigration for our stats and will ing to lend a helping hand In the en terprise j wont the world to know It. Again, the section through which the Atlanta and Florida railroad tu-sea Is J.!”' heal I blest In thu whole Houth. There Is no malaria, no cause for any local disease whntever; It has the t>est water In the stale, all km.la of fruit, truck and geld crops grow to perfection and It la the tinea! peach and grape laad In the state. Hy the time this road secure* connec tion at this place with the road that Is now biting constructed from the coast to this |allot there will be more flrst-rlnas happy Northern settlers along Hs line fceewWh Fori Valley and Atlanta than on any road In Georgia, and the Atlanta and Florida railway will have tt looal tnidliuvni sufficient to make the read not only volf-suetainfim’' but will pay the owners a handsome dividend on [heir internments. KAKfOM AT OGLETHORPE. Ogle! hot |ie, July 11-tMpevlnl.l-ThO Xumdr.sla or filums of tit • poimltr young general merchant. W. <1. Kc-n •nocked to see I JUIUN’S.. | TRAVELING DRESSES Vfj All colors in Serges 35c to $1 rijk Pretty line of Mixtures 15c to 60c Silks for Shirtwaists 19 to $1 rtjW Big line of Remnants "Wool Goods for skirts at Jiifit half former price. © fOR FANCY WORK. Mi Big shipment fancy Crochet Cotton. All colors in "Wash, Rope and Tilo Silk. Plain and LA Fancy Scrim. Remnants in every department. ISB“Don’t forget our Trunks, | JUHAWS £L Fifty pieces fine French Ginghams, Creponettes, Sateens, 'Batiste, etc., thrown on center counter at 12 l-2c a yard. Pink an<l Blue 26c figured Sateens at 15c. 2,000 yards best Calico remnants at half price. Light and Dark Challies at 3 l-2e a yard. Toile du Nord 12 l-2c Ginghams—new styles at 7c. Best Apron Ginghams at 5c. a yard. Yard-wide 8c. Sen Island Homespun lit •>. All 8c. Check Muslin to go at 5c. All 12 1-2 nnd 15c Check Muslin to’go at 10c. Gents’ 25c Black Socks two pairs for 25c. 50c Turkey Red Damask 3 yards for $1. $1.25 Silk Gloria Umbrellas 95c each. Fine French figured Organdies 25c; reduced from 40c. New Ribbons, Laces and Linings. * i Mosquito Nets and Frames, ready to hang, $1.45 to $2.25 wav bn the Interior. Hie bull ling will be on ornament to the town. Thirty-one care of melons have been •hipped from here and the season is fast going out. About thirty cars addi tional will be loaded and the end will have been reached. Prices have been right satisfactory, but the yield very U'. d :tp|>oln(lliK- If the new depot doee not eoon re ceive the finishing touches the proper authorities will be anxious to know the reason for It. iMiona camp-meeting commences to morrow llttuidv) and m Immense throng 1# expeoted. Teams will meet tho trains here nnd passengers can get quick transportation to tho grounds. The semtorlaf convention for the Thirteenth district will I).* held .it M«»n- •Usttma tomorrow and declare fihat city's unit popular citizen, Hon. E. B. Lewis, the Democratic nominee for the dis trict. Mr. Lewis will entertain the del egates at dinner at tils new home and a royal spread will be enjoyed. , The crop prospect for miles around here Is exceedingly promising nnd as Is Usual with fanners and 1’opuiUts, hopes' nre running high In July, but October tells the tale. Dr. and Airs. T. P. Oliver are spend ing the months of July and August at White Path, Ga.. and Murphy, N. C. This is a splendid couple and they will fully enjoy their trip. Miss Carrie Dorsey.n charming blonds of Gainesville. Is visiting Miss Lucy Keen. She will be tendered a recep tion tonight and given a cordial wel come. Misses Maude and Annie Hardeman of Macon ore the guests of relatives here. Alls* Olive Brown, n most accom plished and unusually popular young lady of Fort Valley, Is the. charming guest of relatives here. Robert L. Greer. Esq., Is back from n business trip to Dublin and Hawklns- vllle. Ml bl Clo: this lug. lie gave several tfcouecnnVl doll lit mortgages yesterday uml gri.vfully rurrendeied after a hard light against dull times. lie h:»«* done a very good and Ills friends wore confident* ly expecting great 'things of him, and nothing but tho uncoil business de* Pfission could have barred Ms Ills 1* n cherry, sunny dtapositlou; ev- er>N)dy is Iris friend and he lias a good Im-dne*'’* tact rm'.withstanding his res ent troubles, and he Is fully capacitated <o do well In gJnKmt any emergency. The work on the new brlek bu>tn«‘ss Block 1* fi*f progressing am! th«* buikl I mm will l' • * - - _ . • upa n The by ork ember 1. cadi — — court Imuse l* finished and the fonv of mr- penter* employed U naklng rapid he id- ▲ KNIPH in the tuuxl of • Surgeon C ve* you a feeling of irroc und dread. There Is do longer nereruOty for formerly nyoN'd m In curable without rutting. T)m Triumph ol Conservative Surgery i>tl Illustrated by thu RutffURE; tmliy cured without the knife and without twin, Clumsy. chafing true** ran tw> thrown ■ay I They never cuir kit often Imluoe flaniincLon. strangulation and dt-afli. TUII0RS many other*. without the tvortla of « PILE TUMORS, \cs| bow iaikv, Mftuta ) and wt Jk r di*-*** of the lower bowel, art* r- rnmoa ntly curxd with- out narn or rv*>rt t*> thr knife. STUKF Jn ,h *' lhad«b-r, no matter how WR vnw Urge, ut erurtwrit. |*ulv* iIhv!. w«*h- nttlng. olmit ar.d perfect!) rennnol w»tl> » STRICTURE burntrv<*tit of >‘nr |*aui and all lartlcuhri, arnd |0 c ,, , to World* Dtspeuaarr Medtoai AtaoctaUun, Mio. 083 Main Sum, Batata, N. V. cutttnj ALBANY NOTES. f /Albany,'July It-rdSpeclal.j—The lovely home of Mr. and Air*, von Gundell w.m Ihe S-MiS e.f I ,i It* *.) |<* M'u'Mf List »’V. ii- Ing, the occaaibn being an el»g.i.U re ception tendered Mlsi Rena Alize of Duwson, who Is visiting th.Mi- d.iut;ht»*r. Miss May. This being an Ideal South ern home with Itb spjtcloua tails and wide vernmlnh8, ’tin uhcIoh* to s.ty that this old home did tliow 'off with perfect advantage, with the sweet-scented rose garden Bending itn aelUDte >dor through all the air. the Unterni mvlnglng to tnd fro und the light-hearted youths and maidens within tripping tho light fun- tit title toe. In the midst of the even ing's festivities tho dining hall was thrown bpen nnd a feast tit for :h« gods was served to the appreciative guests. Tho Jtappy participants seemed loath to leave and it was not until the wee tma hours were upon them before they reluctantly slid good night. Those so fbrtunate as to be present were Mr. nnd Mrs. von Gundell, Mrs. C. M. Clark of New OrlNUli Misses Fonda Gilbert, AlatU Westbrook. Morrel Cgltwny, Lu la Ihinson, Lou cl 11 Gilbert, Julia Bacon, Ella Tope. Llszle Gilbert, Dita Bostic, IkvMsie ailbert, Lucille Bacon, Ruby Wight. Mnmi** Hlllsman, Hallle Wal ters, Telle Daniels. Lena Atlzo, May von .Gundell. Messrs. Cart Weston, Bam TI1U Wallace Bacon. John MaMtllon, Jorre IIUnman, E. L. Wight, ‘Rodoph Gilbert. William Scherer, Walter Jack- son, Will Kemp. Tom Clayton, Henry Forrester. Chovle Davis, G. R. Brin* eon, La,wrence llllstnnn, Agnew HUs- m»n and P. Rattcrol. Tonight at Blue Springs <he popular 'clerk of tho Albany Drug Company will rIvo to his niece of Wrightavllle a fish supper. The merry crowd will leave .tho city In n tallyho at 6:30 o'clock. •Mlsa Rosa Taylor, a popular young lady from Macon, Is visiting Miss Mary Muse on Commerce street. Miss Loue'la Gilbert will leave In it few days to visit friends in north Geor- John A.' Pavla. Jr., who has been critically 111 since his return from Ath ena, but Is much better to the delight of his many friends: THIRD PARTY CONVENTION. Oordele, July 13.—(Special.)—The third party congressional committee met here yesterday to nominate a cvndbMte for fongreia, but tho con vention failed to materialize on Ac count of the absence of delegates. They Anally agreed to meet At Amcrl- cui on August 1, when they hope to *.»t up & sufficient crowd under tire auspices of Hines and Watson to hold their pow-waw. Local poll:tea are warming up. The Populists will doubtless have a full ticket In the field, but the real battle in Dooly will be for the Democratic nomination. Cordele offers the candi date. Col. E. F. Strosler. for the legis lature; Capt. J. B. Scott, for tax col lector, and Mr. C. E. Hamilton, for sheriff. LMr. vStrozler Is one of the brightest members of tho Dooly county bar and is making n gallant fight. Hie friends, not only in CobWe. but all over the county, are rallying to his support* He would moke a repro^ata- ttve of whom the whvMe county would be proud, end his friends confidently rreilct his nomltMtkwi and election. \\*pt. JV*»tt Is the efficient mayor of Cordele and Is a hustler frem the word go, while Mr. Hamilton is a young min «>f chancier and Influence, who would make Dooly i -plendid sheriff. Ai: of Cordele’s ceadlditei ure splen- «lid r«s'r*-*ont t;i\e c.tUuns and the p-* *. pie wculd make no mistake In electing them. NEWS FROM vllle, July 13.—< J. K Clark, who wrecked the Planters* January, wss taken tc 'Ht.EY. >eclaL)— Bank here last the Gres* saw mills today to eerve three years and six months. The Planters’ Bank will be reorganized and start up business again September 1. Quite a crowd of young ladles and gentlemen from this place Is spending this week at Knawlton’s Mineral Springs and are reported os having a splendid time. Mr. A. C. Murray has about finished his new mill and ginnery pear the de pot and furnished 1t with a complete outfit of the Monger patent, which consists of tho finest machinery, and the general public will meet with no WADLEY^S PROSPERITY Wadley, July 13.—(Special.)—Not withstanding the financial depression our town enjoys a high degree of pros perity and Is growing rapidly. New and Imposing buildings are going up and other enterprises are being pushed forward. Life and thrift are manifest on every hand. Our merchants are preparing fora heavy fall trade. The crops are exceedingly fine. The melon crop, which is now on, is re- markble Jn respect to both quality and quantity. The services at the Baptist church have grown in the favor of -the people and In efildenoy, and largo, overflow ing congregations attend day and night. Dr. Brown Is still at the front, leading the conquering host. He is cer tainly an extraordinary 1 ' man. No preacher has ever visited this commu nity, who so quickly captured the pop ulace. He has no clap-trap methods, nor does he Indulge In abuse or buf- foonery..A loving, lovable servant of the master, foe goes about the work in such a spirit of hope and courage aa to Inspire confidence and admiration. He makes it the Interest df the people to attend and co-operate in the good AHsa Jodlo Brobrq, the sweet „.»»« and organist of Ten.illle, Ga., Is with us and has rendered valuable service In the music department.' The weather is still fair in this sec tlon. NEWS FROM DUBLIN. Dublin. July 13.—(Special.)—Tho nor. mnn Ij.t owning given by tho German 5™ , nt . tl,B clly hill in honor of Mias Minn o JOWey. n pretty nml highly ac complished young lady pf Mocon. was one of the mo,t brilliant aftaIra of tho oea.on. The german wen ie<! by Mr. Ed Wonsok and Uln Carrie Hightower. Barratta a band of Macon furnished the music. Alisa Jossey Is the guest of Allas Car rie High rower and has made many friends during her stay here, all of whom will regret when her visit comes to an end. Miss Barra Ha of Alacon.who has been teaching a dancing class In Dublin, has returned to her homo in Macon. ATONTEZUArA VO. PORT VALLEY Alontesuma, July 13.—(Special.)— Montezuma defeated Port Volley this afternoon In a well pktyed game of base ball by the score of 7 to 4. Bat- terica: (McKenzie bruthors for Matfte- zunv*; Evans and Everett for Port Valley. UNDINE. Crushed IVftddllpgs flour Tho onlr Flour of It* kind, and the best of any kind. III. m.iio byn,('cr«t pro- cf»» known to hut Iwopymom. 9 klOO.hCO ’-•.n r"-—A f»tMKtnrMri A.k your grocr It his flour Is mlxrd with com flour. Such flours arc inju rious to hcslth. tVe hnve ho com mesl attachment. UNDINE crashed mld- tllmrs rr>ur (c.rurv and wholesome and Is reed* fivm selected wheat. IT 18 WATER GROUND, advertisements under this heading, fifteen WOHDS OR "iF. taken at one cent a WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AU TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 11 CT81 WANTED. WANTED-To buy on the lniUHment plan, monthly or quarterly, u six or . von rvrom hou« in good netghbor- h.»a. AJJreM •■J.,** care Telegraph. WANTED—To rent a good six or »ev. it iNwm house on the hill. Ad dress "C.." this office. 'VAN rE >'Those who d.s.re ! ,- I,,r- g.to.s in clcthlng. hsu xnj gent^ furs uUUug ^vod. to call at RrscX n.-A J. J. CeNt assignt-e. WANTED—Tou to*eethritHDensreora model typewriter on exhibition at F R. Pomeroy's. J. s. Mlnur. tele phone 333. OUR GREAT PATTERN OFFER! W« hare idkde arrangements by vrtilch wc are offering to the readers of toe Telegraph the Dernorest Cut Paper Patterns, which .are worth from 20 tt> SO cents each, thus making every copy of tho paper worth from 10 to 40 cents. Cut out the coupon tv*low and mall acl cordng to directions tin it and you will receive by mail the pattern in the size chosen. Burden, Smith. & Co. AGENTS WANTED. A GENT3 make *5.00 n uay. greatest kitchen ^ utensil ever invented. Itcuiu 85cta. 2 to 0 sold In every hous**. Sample, postage paid, five cents. Fossna* * Zfru%ri*». CIsHnantl. O FOR RENT. FOR RENT—House on Second street near Oak; all conveniences. Apply to (M. O'Hara. FOR RENT—Three desirable rooms# with all modern covenJences. over store of W. E. Hill & Co., on Second street. Suitable for physician or den tist. For’further Information apply at Willingham's Warehouse. FOR RENT—'The elegar.l two-story bi*ick residence. 636 Orange street, containing nine rooms and three bath rooms and all modern conveniences. The house has recently been com-1 pletely overhauled. Accessible to all street car lines. For further particu lars apply R. S. Collins & Co. FOR SALE. FOR BALE—Edgerton hotel bar and blll- inrd room opposite I'nlon i!**ppt. Oldest and best stand In the city. Caine of zell- Ing loss of ey.-slght nnd Inability to i attend to business. Apply to J. W. Johns on premises. FOR BADE—Twenty .bares Macon Su burban Land Company stock, paid up. Write beat offer. J. T. Upshaw. FOR SALE.—Complete stock groceries nnd fixtures of W. H. Toole, together With good hors.> and delivery wagon. Best stand In Macon. F. O. Scho field. assignee. FOR SALE CHEAP-Good delivery horse and wagon. Apply at bnce to F. O. Schofield, assignee. > FOR SALE—Old papers, for wrapping purposes, etc., 25 cents per hundred. Telegraph office. SUMMER RESORTS. THE BRISTOL-13 to 11T East Eleventh st-eet. New York city. Select family hotel. Summer terms $1.50 per day with board. Home of the Southerner. MISCELLANEOUS. LOST—Down town, a scarf pin* emer ald In centre; Reward If returned 717 Chefry street. BANANAS—Only a fow more bunches cheap bananas. Shelverton’s drug store, Opposite market. RECEIVED—A ahlpment of fine beef, Georgia spring lamb. etc., at L. D. Abel Sr Co.'a, 620 Cherry street FRESH Jereey butter 30 cents pound; flnt.t in the market. W. G. MldJlc- rj brooks. WESTERN BEEF-Car load received yesterday. Plenty of it at old prices. Georgia Packing Company. GOT your pictures framed at Mlgrath's, 125 Cotton avenue. Striking prices. Cheapest In tho city. SAM CHUNG. 454 CotHon avenue. First class laundry. SAM LOO. 574 Cotton avenue, corner Spring, Ium o{>vned a first claw* new laundry. AT COST. AT COST-A full line of gro ceries to be sold at once. F. O. Scho field. assignee for W. H. Toole. ORDER your wood 'from Vlnevllle wood yard; prompt delivery to any part of the city. Gceslln & Mabry, 'phone 458. AT COST—Must be sold. Come at once and derive benefit of a full line of groceries at actual cost. F. O. Scho field, assignee for W. H. Toole. TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER it tha best made. Have you triad UT HAMS, bacon and all kinds of cured meats at old prices. No advance on account of the strike. Georgia Pack ing Company. W. H. DeHAVEN. agent, offers Ills ser vices as designer, contractor and builder to those who contemplate building or renv deling. Work done at the lowest living rates by compe tent workmen. Write to address, Vlnevllle* delivery. FUESII Jersey. Goshen, country nnd Tenncsse? butter at W. G. Middle- brooks'. CRACKERS. Extra Toast, Royal Milk, and a line of Holmes A. Coutts' sweet cokes always in stock at R. C. Keen's. AT COST—Come and inspect what we have: It must be sold. Remember the place, corner stcre Armory building. F. O. Schofield, assignee for W. H. Toole. GET your pic lb res enlarged at Mtgrath'fl Portrait Copying and Picture Fnme House. Life size full crayon and In- dli Ink finish only $5. 125 Cotton avenue. I SELL Royal MUk crackers like those left at your house st 10 cents pound. W. O. Mkldlcbruoks. 10 CENTS per pounl for Holme* & Coutts* Extra Toast or Royal Milk crackers. E. S. Smith A Bro. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Tour grocer sells tc. FULL bus.neaa or shorthand course for 12* at Porter’s Business College. AT COST—Cloth lr^. Hats. Underwear J. J. Cobb. Aeslgnoa of W. a. Redding! Bethel Military leaden; Prepare* for Qftiu- ra-nt Academics, Tnl- veraltle* and Bu#ine.«a. Por catalogues aldrvss MaJ. R. a. McIntyre, Bethel Acudemy p. o. 30 CTS. The Most Wonderful Offer > Yet .... 180 C MAGNIFICENT O . OF TllE . , . Securely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for READERS ... OF ... . If you.visited the Fair yon can appreciate this volume andi if you did not it is the next best thing to a visit. Como and see it. When will you ever again have an offer of 180 fine Photographic Views handsomely bound’for 30 cents. This is alt it will cost you £ you will clip out the following Coupon and bring or send it to The Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OF TUB World’s Fair , rra£ ,j iV:(M •'ifciia? by miJ m«u< cnch*i j £{*£. J mt,a u an * r tovar. ffifZ 572—CHILTON SHIRT WAIST. Slzca 34, 36, 38 and 40 Inches, Bust Measqre. 571-LINVILLE W'AIST. Sizes 34, 36, 38 and 40 Inches, Bust Measure. ‘ 674—EASTBOURNE OVERSKIRT. Sizes Medium and Large. • 568—BERKSHIRE COAT. Sizes 34, 36. 38 and 40 Inches, Bus* Measure. 524-FASER SKIRT. ■ Slzea Medium and Large. NAME OF PATTERN: Send this coupon nnd 10 cenU to (A* j Jdncofx JMcampn onrt yon can get any om j cfttot*m»i>ublUhe&. Sotieo number anti not tit <•(' rnttern, and ictxlc plainly nnt Jvryetti ny to ttaU iue. Enclose 10c. for each pattern xj vi.. - address GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—H. P- owan, administrator estate of Tbom'* . Woolfolk. late of sail county, d«* c«as«^l, represents to this court that fc# discharged the duth b of said UUJt and has asked for letters of dlamlssl* »• This is to notify all parties concern** to file objections, if any they have, «-*a or before the first Monday in Augu'W m«. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. This 30th April. ISM.