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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1894. A DAY'S DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Batch of 8right Items Furnished by the Telegraph'* Hustling Correspondents. A HOT FIGHT IN THE EIGHTH CcHgrMinM Uwion and Judge Mc Whorter Are Hard at It—Thar Arm Making Ipmhn In tlioCoau- of tlie Ulalrlci, * 'Alberto, July JC.—(Special,)—Con gressman Lawson and Judge Hamilton iMOWhorter are inking a rod-hot race tor the Democratic nomination In this, (the ElgWth, congressional district. {They tiave fcecn gmmptag the dlsulot together and tonight trad a joint de bate here. There was a big audience present to hour 'them, and both gen tlemen made eloquent speeches and were loudly applauded by their friends. It is bard to say Wow the race IS going In 'this county, but the ohancea seem do be slightly In favor of Judge AtoWihorter. In this district Judge Lawson has the ad vantage up to Mils time, (tie Is well in the lead, bat McfWhUrter'e friends appear to be confident in at ue will owfcn up and got the sixteen votes nucurtury io nominate hum in tne tnn- ITeasiibmil convention. There were two meetings held here Saturday night; one addressed by Capt. H. 11. Carlton in favor of Law- son and another by Messrs. W.**B. liurneiii, H. O. Tuck atid G. C. Thomas. Much enthusiasm was mani fested at both meetings. It Is said than Judge Lawson's friends will start a campaign daily pa per here shortly. The Athens Banner Is «n ardent supporter of Judge Mc Whorter. * A MB DTI NO TH FRANKLIN. McWhorter’s Friends Wore DlssaUsfled and Ost Another Chance. Cariuswllle, July 18.—(Special).— Judge McWhorter will have another chance to carry FrankUn county, though It Is hardly probable 'that be will do it; Congressional delegu/tet« were elected and Instructed for Judge Lawson last Saturday at a mass meet ing. There was some question of the legality "Of the .election, however, and, tho county executive committee after consideration have decided to call njiolher mass meeting on July 25 U> name delegates to 'the congressional convention and ito nominate candidates for repress tela tl vs and stuite senator. LIVINGSTON AND CANDLER. ffhey Had a Hough nod Tumble De bate in Atlanta Last Night. Atlanta, July 16.—(Special.)—The Llv- InKHton-C-uxiko c^mki "MiuihI Jmnt di bble at tho opera house tonight was a Punch nnd Judy show. The audience which packed tho opera house went out to Bc^-somo fun. and when tho Hpcnk- •'I’M didn't touch ihe inatU Uu* crowd Jollied them up and then took charge of the thing themselves. It was a giAul Matured crowd, hut not at all respect ful or considerate of the footings of the rival candidate*. Livingston was tho special target of tho hoodlum element, though ho evidently had a majority of the whole audience. Col. Candler opened the debate in an hour’s speech and concluded In fifteen minutes, lie devoted most of his .time to showing up Llvlngston'a trickery to tile Dembcratlo party nnd his friendship to Jerry Simpson, Weaver ami Mrs. Lenne. lie claimed that Livingston was not a fit Democrat to lead the party ih this district—no Democrat nt all. In fact. Ho had advocated the torch nnd dag ger In 1R91 a» a sub-treasuryIte nnd Ocallte. and 'was In fact n mongrri hy brid’politician with i\p sex and no f ilth to man or any party. Mrs. Lease, Col. Candler said,.was a female chameleon. Livingston sat on tho Blag** with his striped Bocks showing half way up to Ills knee. Home one In the erbwd yelled out: "Make hint pull his socks off; Jerry didn't wear any." Livingston, who couldn't be heard half tho I lino, defended his record ns a Dem ocrat. 11c said Candler lnd always Voted against Democratic measures In congress and had stumped tho state ngnlnst Colquitt. He was on record us always against silver and for a con traction of the currency, having cast five votes that way. He attacked the Atlanta Journal for printing the Populist dally In Its office. The Journal cartooned him ami at the haiuo time cartooned and ridiculed .Pres ident Cleveland In tho PopuMst paper for n few pieces of money. He wanted to know why the Journal didn't fight Gordon for being an Allt- nneeman. Candler, he said, voted against the Democratic Interests when the Hays Tllden electoral commission was counted. Livingston was constantly Interrupt ed by hoots and Jeers, All sorts of questions fired at him and ridi cule’amounting to insult heaped upon him as a man and Democrat. The election Wednesday will be hot, but Livingston will probably win. EVERETT OUT OF THE RACE. J3e Withdraws ft ml Judge J. W. Mad dox Wifi Have No Opposition for Oongrf. Rome, July 16.—Judge J, W. Mad- fiox will receive a renomlnatlon for congress from the Seventh district without opposition. Ex-Congrcenman It. W. Everest tai been in the rnre, bud has decided to withdraw. In hk* loiter of withdrawal he soya: "Relieving that a heated campaign FRAGILE THIN, A SI) DKUCATK O wuuwa find that Doctor Penh's Favorite Pnv flUfc n •crtjoiou builds up tbetr VBB '“•/—v strength. TW makers take JHl. •( ) tb* ri*k of mIIdu tt «m trit.il If It doceuv Ixukv fit or cure. In Uh» c»u* fvnrv afflt. u-d woman, tl*vv1l return her minor. Nonrou* or th*n« ml IV H nH^'lty. ■ ■ mw. Pt*pta«’wnviit, lntor* I I nil lntlanmtariim nnd III* m • <vr*Uou, Beering - down I'alns, and all wvm&nly weaitu^HHii «>r ail* lueata are cam! by the " Prwriutloo.* A 5U<i Svrtntm. Lu Da R.V. PttMOSi Cwr Mr Mjr wife suf- ferr-d from laceration a* the ar«»s*t* and tntiani* nutUon *h«* «x>nir*''t | rir Ded-ridden and lintfond about no*year at death's door. !>»• <■»! a|'|>li<-.<ti<<nr w.-rv aivt-n her and I*r. Ph*rw‘«t FaruriteFlteeflpaoo; *h« grodurllr rvwwh*o»i Mrenjrth and cnntluuod to do no until .dao n> wtrnd. I am oiartnvxio that any cm** of womb tttsewne i«n t« ocrtalnl) and portna- neatly cured by tho use.of your remedies. Agt. Southern Kxp. Go. j Jt0¥i. Usee these AT JUHAN’S Big line of Stamped Linens at New York cost. 7, 8 and 10c Dress Ginghams reduced to ... .6c Line of French Zephyrs reduced to 12 l-2c Good line of Black J’laid Lawns at 6c 16 ynrds of regular 10c Bleaching for ; .$1 Good line of Ventilated Corsets at 60c Pretty line of Flannels for Bathing Suits. All fine Parasols and Umbrellas at less than factory prices. #®“Trunks a specialty. JUHAN’S ..606.. CHERRY would 'tend to widen the breach now exjgtln* In the tarty, and create dis sensions ilhort'mjght prove detrimental to that unity and perfect concert of notion >o essential to party aucceas, In the tntereet of peace and taarmony I hereby announce my withdrawal fn;-n the race for repreaentativa In the Fifth consreaalOiKtl dlatrlot. ■•‘I dealre to expreea my CTneere thanka to the many friends who have ao warmly espoused jny candidacy, and to aaaure them that their many acts of kindness and pledges to support ine will ever be hold hi grateful re membrance." This gives Judge (Maddox a clear neld. WAIDLBrS ADVIACOTA.QES. A. Fine Educational Centre—Or. Urown's Groat Sermon. Wadl.y, July lT^dSpedaJ.)—Profea- aor J-awson 'Brown has been elected principal of the Wadley High Sohool for the ensuing year. He comes highly re commended, and 1 believe the educa tional Interest of our town and vicin ity will prosper under bla udmnistra- ttpn. Wadley furnishes all the condi tions of an oduoatlonal certtre—hoaiUi- fUl climate, pure water, plenty of children and abundance of filthy lucre. It la alao 'the terminal ot the gre.vt Central railroad and the terminus of the Louisville and Wadley and the Wadloy and Mount Vernon railroads. Wo have eight mail deliveries dally and are thus In vital touch with tho outside world. We are not on a boom, but aro en joying steady prosperity, .Which makes tho future safe. To capftailit* we offer an Inviting field. Let them como this way und sow 'their golden seed and 1 a golden harvest they wilt rcaoh. The Telegraph has wrought grandly In the development of our country. May tts light never grow dim nor its shadow U»a. Tho special meeting of 'the Baptist church closed last night. It was a suc cess from beginning to finish. Tho good that has been effected cannot bo fully estimated. Yesterday was u big day with us. Rov. Mr, Bruton, pastor of the Methodist church, called In his appointment that*, ho and his flock might attend the 'Baptist church and leaw Rev. J. Ware Brown, D. D. ot Dublin. Ga.. preach. Dr. Brown was at Ill's bent. His subject at U o'clock was "The Law of Personal Influence." It waa Indeed a grand effort. For nearly an hour he held the large con gregation enlranood under the spell of his eloquence and sta'tementii ot the great truth, lucid Illustrations, faultless diction nnd overpowering loglo. At the close of the service Rev. Dr. Uru dm 'took the doctor by the hand and shaking it warmly thanked him for his magnificent sermon. Dr. Brown will leave on tho noon train for his home, carrying wlhh him the gratftudo and lovo of our people. Wc had a heavy rain yesterday even ing. It Is fair thta morning, but Un settled. CAMPING AT MION’A. Good People of Macon County Enjoy n Religious Picnic. Reynold. July 10.-(Speckll.t—'Tlie Macon county uauuimartng nt Mlonu ttpHucs. otluotatl nlmuf leu miles »outl\ of (Ms place. Is now In sefslon. It Is largely intended by pcoplo ftno Mnr- slaiUvllle, UaMUS. Offleslion'c ami flic surrotuidiug country. It U efttliuo- ted nltat fiats nwre tuere than 10,000 people on the groumls yesterday. The nux'ilisj Is under the direction uf Dr. J. 11. MoOfixe, llte pnoiding elder of the dt-iU’lot,:o<s!sr.>l by n number of 0bla tuid earnest ministers. Dr. W. 1. Grsen of Fort- Valley, who lias been Identified wVth so n»uiy .timpimvt'duts In illlTetvol s‘‘ 'Iti.ls of the shite, Is In attctklauov. 'I'M., nsBMttnc lias bwu a success lu ever)' patnlculer, nud a per- mtlMbC enmp gend vrtll be estab lished. Tho Old VMM Aasochitlon of Mn- Ceu county will have their aimual me slug At Huso siw’ngs on tbs lOlh of Angus', nnd Goil Gordon will be re quested to deliver on oddtvss on Guff, occasion. HIGH WINDS AND RAIN. Trees Uprooted and Houses Injured nt Mldvllle. iMldvllle, July !«.—(Spedal/t-fiVe bid quite a rain and wind storm near this point on Sunday evening last. The wind blew down fences and uprooted trees on the form of Messrs. Davis A Marks. There were two houses on the farm badly damaged by having Urge trees blown upon them. PROHIBITION IN SPALDING. The Necessary Number of Signatures to Call an Election Secured. Gridin, July W.—(Special.)—A peti tion containing the names of nearly TOO voters ot BpaMIng county has been presented to the ordinary, asking that a day be set, as the law provides, when an election may he held to divide whether or not Raiding shall Join the list of proMbtUon counties. In all prob- s bllfty a not distant day will be set and the bitterest fish ever bad In (he county wilt be precipitated. Constipation and tick headache pos itively cured by Japanese IJv.r Pel lets; SO PPlU» 25 cents Sold at Good- wyn & Smalt's drug store. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Wo Wt Fair tt<ahe.t Medal and Dtgg.su. MACON VS. MILLEDGEVILLE. Mlllcdgeville, July 10.—(Special.)— Ruin put on end to what liromlsed to be a line gntue of ball between Macon and Mlllcdgeville this ervening, It lmv- lug to lie c.111 od at tho end of the sixth ending, wtth a. score of ;i and it. und both teams fighting hard for victory. Harris for Mucon and Fettigo for Mil- ledgeville pitched fine bill. The teams play tomorrow nud Wednesday. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. The following Judgments were rendered yesterday: Roach vs. Western and Atlantic Rsu- road Company. Reversed. M.»bry vs. MetropUtan Trust Company. Affirmed. Elliott vs. Parker. Aftlrmcd. Waldrop et al. vs. Almund ct at. Re versed. Sharp vs. Hicks. Reversed. Georgia Railroad and Banking Company vs. Wood. Reversed, tttrodder vs. Southern Granite Com pany. Affirmed. Dawson vs. Briscoe et al. Affirmed. Williams vs. Williams et al. Reversed In part and affirmed In part. Grooms et at. vs. Ollll Company. At- firmed. Pah-cloth vs. Stubbs and Tlson. Af firmed. Reab vs. Sherman. Reversed. Gregory vs. Daniel & Bon. Reversed. Georgia Home and Insurance Company vs. Hall & Psddinghaus. for use of hall. Reversed in part and affirmed in part. Western Assurance Company vs. Wil liams. Affirmed. Paul vs. Honey it al. Affirmed. City Council of Augusta vs. Hudson. Affirmed. Patterson vs. Augusta and ' Savannan Railroad Company. Revetsed.' Georgia Railroad and Banking Companv Keener, administrator. Affirmed. Georgia Railroad and Banking Company vs. Phillips. Affirmed. 9anvonnah, Thunderbolt and Isle of Hope Hallmiy vs. Beasley. Affirmed. Savannah Street Railroad vs. FWkttn. Affirmed. <f Savannah, Thunderbolt and Isle of Hope Railway vs, Bryan. Affirmed. Doyle vs. Days. Reversed. Savannah, Florida nnd Western Railway Company vs. Decker Fawcett. Reversed. Renfroe et al. v« Shuman. Reversed. Southern Home Building and Loan As sociation vs. Homo Insurance Company of New Orleans. Affirmed with Kreetlon. Kaufman vs. Ehrlich, guardian, ct al. Affirmed. Plant in tho UNBINE. Crushed ffllddltpgft 'flouyn Tho only Flour of Its kind, and the b«st of anyklnd, Iti.msdobynseorelpiw- ci.ii known to but two persona. 9 •lOO.POn 1-- v— ifiW c-r tkn Knowledge. Ask your grocer If his flour Is mixed with com flour. 8uch flours are Inju rious to health. We have no com meal attachment. UNDINE crushed ' mid dlings tlbur Is pure and wholesome and Is me da f rvm selected wbo.it. IT fS WATER GROUND. ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR .'LIRE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 15 CTS. WANTED. WANTED—Two experienced lady can vassers. Apply 304 Fourth street. WANTED—Gecond-hAnd shay loconfo- ttve, standard guage, 8-Inch wheels, thirteen or fourteen ton*, state price. tAlso, second-hand planer, boiler and engine. Lumberman, 'Box 35, Vldnllo, Ga. BOARDERS WANTED-On the am. F.i>: .-la** b—ml nt !■>a S.i3»,»r r.m.-. "A B..** care Telegreph. W.VNTE'J—Those whb desire big bar- KA'i.s in cl thing, bats and gent,' fur- llUf.ll.g gvotit to call at lini ng a J. J. Cobb, iMlgnee. WANTED—You to eee the 1814 Densmore model typewriter on exhibition at F. R. Pomeroy's J. E. Mlnter. tele- phone M3. FOR RENT—Five-roefn bouse, 305 New (treat; also five-room bouse. 1133 College street. A. V. Toole. FOR RENT—Three desirable rooms. with aQ modern eovenlence*. over stare or w. e. Kill & Co., on Second •trevt. Suitable for physician or den tist. For further Information'apply at WUttncham's Warehouse. FOR RENT—Tbs elegunt two-story brick residence. (35 Orange street, containing nine rooms and Hues bath rooms and all modern conveniences. The hense has recently been com pletely overhauled. Accessible to all utreet car llnea For further particu lars apply R. 8. Collins & Co. 25 pieces of double width, nil wool black serges, batiste, albatross and Henriettas, on front counter at 49 cents. Not a piece in the lot intrinsically worth less than double the price asked for them. Our entire stock of figured French organdies at 26 cents, reduced from 40 cents. Beautiful linings, laces nnd ribbons cheap. Mosquito nets made and put up, §1.46 to $4.00. Trunks—Btylish, durable, cheap. White organdies two yards wide, 40 to 65 cents. Wash goods at sacrifice prices from now on to close out. now is the time to buy. Call and take a look through; it will certainly pay you. Burden, Smith. & Co. FOR RENT—Nloe seven-room dwell ing for (18 per month. No. Orange street. Apply to E. J. Will ingham, ait Payne & Willingham's. FOR RENT—A comfortable, furnished front room In splendid locality on the Hill. No children In the house, dress “J. H..’’ care Telegraph. FOR SALE. ... FOR BALE CHEAP—A good Georgia- raised pony. Apply at 209 First street, near Walnut street. FOR SALE—One second-hand ten- horse engine and fifteen-horse boiler and fixtures for running woodyord. We will sell the engine and boiler separate or the entire outfit. Wo will sell at a bargain. Apply to Willis F. Price & Co,, FOR BALE.—Complete stock groceries und fixtures of W. H. Toole, together with good horse and delivery wagon. Best stand In Macon. F. O. Scho field, assignee. FOR SALE CHEAP—Good delivery horse and wagon. Apply at unco to F. O. Schofield, assignee. FOR SALE—OIJ papers, for wrapping purposes, etc., 25 cent* per hundred. Telegraph office. MISCELLANEOUS. WHAT’S Vht tree o£ paying *20 a month Xor board when you get it for lone •money ami better at the English Kitchen T> WHEN your wife leaves home board iat the English Kitchen. Cod and clean. BUY your meal tickets ait Chapman’s English Kitchen; -twenty-five for *5. TAKE your moats at Chapman's En- ' «ll»h IK lichen. Only ladle*' restaurant In Macon. , IF YOU WANT to fill your pantry twfthout spending a fortune to do so call on us and we will save you money. Smith & Bro. , 15 CENTS BACH for good frying ohlokens, 4n lots of ten and upward. W. G. Mtddlebrooki. 82,000 TO LOAN Wednesday. 1 <o 5 years time, 8 per cent .lnHereSt. Ad dress "Jay.” care Carrier No. 1. FOUND—Dark bay mule, medium Ihetgh't. Owner can have by paying expenses of keeping and advertising him. B. F. Phillips. WINTER TOUR—ITALY, EGYPT, Palestine. MISS ANNE SHAW'8 small select party for LADIES Octo ber 1; twelfth year, twenty-third par ty. References In Macon, Address for circulars, care of City Bank. Rich mond. V*. ANY ONE having a set or pnrt of a set of Georgia reports can find a iup* chaser by communicating with D. B. Lester, Savannah. Ga. NEW HOTEL-Mtlledgevllle; on dummy fine: 82 per aay. Drummers' home. Mrs. Miry D. lane, proprietor. SAM CHUNG. 451 Co-trtxm avenue. First class laundry. UNDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Your grocer sell* 1L SAM LOO. 674 Cotton avenue, comer Spring, has opened a first class new laundry. WE GIVE you more sugar for $t than any house In town; all other goods at prices to please you. Smith & Bro. AT COST. AT COST—A full line of gro ceries to be sold at once. F. O. Scho field. assignee for W. H. Toole. IS CENTS EACH for good frying chickens In tons of ten and upward. W. O. Mtddlcbrooks. ORDER your wood from Vlnevllle wood yard; prompt delivery to any part of the city. Geeslln & Mabry, ‘jpfeone 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. asstgneo for W. H. Toole. TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER U the best made. Have you tried it? CRACKERS, Extra Toast, Royal Milk, and a line of Holmes A Coutta* sweet cakes always in stock at 11. C. Keen’*. AT COST—Come ami Inspect what we have; it must be sold. Remember the place, corner store Armory building. F. O. Schofield, assignee for W. H. Toole. I 8ELL Royal MUk crackers like those left at your house at 10 cents pound. W. G. MWdlebrooks. HANDSOMELY furntstwd front room, don to bttstzMOS. Address Reason able, core Telegraph. 10 CENTS per pound for Holmes & Coutta’ .Extra Toast or Royal Milk crackers. B. S. Smith A Bro. AT COST—Clothing, Ilata. Underwear. J. J. Cobb, Assignee of W. A. Redding. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives K&daCootlon. Retail* 20c. lb. GEORIA, BIBB COUNTY.—H. P. Cowan, administrator estate of Thomas G. Woolfolk, late of said county, de ceased, represents to this court that he bos discharged the duties of said trust and has asked Ibr letters ot dls- mission. This Is to notify all parties concerned to file objection,, if any they have, on or before the first Mon day In August. 1894. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. This 80th April, UM. 30 CTS. The Most Wonderful Offer Yet .... 180 C MAGNIFICENT o . OF THE . . 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L* BtcsiMc, vre are the largeit manufacturer* ot advertised shoe* in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the name ana price ott the bottom, whicn protects vou against bi*h price* and the middleman's profit*. Our *boe* equal custom worlc in style, easy fitting »no weariuc qualities. We have them sold every* where at tower price* for the value given th»« •ny other ra.ike. Take no substitute. If your dealer cannct supply you, we can. Sold by lUJCHKSTHIt SUCK <'"■ 513 CHERRY STREET. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—H. P- Cowan, administrator estate of Thomas G. Woolfolk. late of said county, de ceased, represents to this court that t:* has dtacharged the duties of said trust and has asked for letters of dlgmisstcn. This Is to notify all parties concerned to file objections. If any they have, ot or before the first Monday tn Auguifc ISS4. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. This 30th April. 1894.