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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1894. A DAY'S DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Batch of Bright Items Furnished by .the Telegraph's Hustling Correspondents. BRUNSWICK* * TO ELECT A MAYOR ffon* Ifarrjr P. DunwoSy Urged by Ills Prlende MOffer forth* F«*l(lon> 1’olltle* atiiti Other Uunlp Front Orer the State* Brunswick, Ga., July 18.—At the regaur session of the board of alder men thi« evening the first business Jn order will be the eleoUon'0. mayor'to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna tion of Mr. T. W. Lamb, Hon. Harry iF. Dunwody, who has field the oitloo since January 1, and ,who lost ills seat In a contest by Mr. Iamb, has many friends' who have urged his election. They say that his splendid administration of Lho offices of the city during the time that he wai in office entitled him to the ofllco for the unexpired term. TURNorae fiuends surprised The friends of Olr. Turner 4n this section of the state were astonished to learn of the organized effort* of the Catholics In Dougherty to instruct for Senator Walsh, touch an organiza tion generally among the Catholics, if, Indeed, the report is true «# to Dough erty, would introduce a new feature Into Georgia politic*. THOMiA6TON~TO PIC S. Regret Expressed for the Death of (Mr. P. 3. Ruoksr la Gainesville. a\homaston, July 18.—(Speoioil.)—Tho sad news of the death of Mr. F. 8 Mucker at Gainesville on yesterday brought regret to many hearts In our town. Mr. Uucker wus until a few years ago one of our but citizens, but on account of the connection hfs fam ily had with the Georgia Female Semi nary he moved to Gainesville. Ills re mains wero brought here»yesterday and interred In the family burying giyuml. They were ucoompo-nled by Ills famity end Dr. Olney, represent ing the Masonic lodge at Gainesville. Mr. Kutki-r was a bright .\1.in-hi, a warm (friend and a Christian gentle man. The propriety of putting In water works here t* being discussed by some of our prominent and most influential than. The source from which they ex pect to get tho water Is the Willing- hum tfprlng, about seven miles west of hero. It is claimed toy some that the po-lnt of elevation la at least 150 feet i higher t'hun our town, hence we will have an abundance of water without the aid of an engine. The springs are about ten In number and the pure water comes with forco sufficient to propel a wheel with power to run a mill or ginnery. * Tho handsome new livery stables of Crawford & Fasley are nearing com pletion. This enterprising firm of young men have ‘assisted in malting this one of the best stock markets In I Middle Georgia. When completed they wlUtput in a nice line of buggies and phaetonn and. expect to competo In prices .with any city In thtu section. The baseball club of this place has arranged a series of games with the Griffin team, scheduled to pOny on the Oth. 7th and 8th of August on our grounds. Bath teams will be In fine trim, and as an ohl grudge exists be tween these MO Uni ms the' fans" can expect good playing. iMr. R. »M. l\itter*8on and wffe Of Macon, accompanied by their daugh ters, Misses (Mary, Carrie and Roberta, are at the Hold Sandwich for the sea- non. This Is the third-etOKMk they have been here and they express themselves a® being delighted -with Thonmato?., Its obmate and people. Air. W. C.. Hightower 9! Wco“iig- ton, D. C.. Is at home toy a few days on a vacation. •Dr. J. W. Suggs, Jr., of Frattsfburg came over for a abort whEo yesterday. Mr. Stanley, the courteous ugenffor the Tih-Jtraph, was here a few days this week. <C.»pt. J. A.*Gotten 1s spending the week at wthia Springs. Air. J. C. Soon of tfwlfton was here yesterday on bl»tP—1. Editor Hardy of tho RanioaviUo Ga- xeito 1s hers today. BASEBALL |N MILLKPUEVILLE. Tho Macon Boys Had the Very Lift* Pounded Out of Them. Mllledgevllle. July 18.—(Speclsl.)—On account of rain yesterday two games of ball wore played by the Mllledgevllle und Macon trains today. This In tho third base rail team which has come over from Macon to match our boys and each team goes hack without hav ing won even a single game. Even the Invincible Harris found the Mlllodgc- vlllo slugger* were tbo much for him. The score* in today's games were: Morning game—AHUvdgcvlUo 22; Ma con 6. Afternoon game—Odllledvttle 11; Ma con 1. Mllledgevllle Is playing great ball and with Pedigo to pitch can do up any team In the stato. THE EIGHTH DISTRICT. Tho Third Party Convention Nominated a Candidate fbr Congress. Athens. July 18.—(Special.)—Til* third party dOMSAteg of tho Eighth district met In convention hero today and nomi nated Taney Oerter of Hart county for congress. There cams near being :» split In the convention on account bf Carter being In the employment of the gov* office SLEEPLESSNESS, -J Norv«*u* Do- 1 bUlty. Nwv- f Li ■A. ^ \ t>u* nxhnust* tiv4i, NfunU- IgtA, Paraly- ) »!!«, Lvciikv tor Ataxia, MtdaiKholi-}, and kindred oilman to, wtwiW resulting fi»m over anxiety, overwork or study. « from unnatural hahlta or exo«m, are treated mm a om*-tally, with grtsat auooea*, by tls«. Staff </ 8|i*e**li*t* nttaebml to tho Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Imtitnto at Buffalo, N. Y. Personal t-uiouiaU-!.* uol always neOSMUry. Many case* uin aucctaa- fullv tmUtil ak a dutaiwv. larnnui A new and wonderfully &□ 1 llAA. tUl.Wu! trvAlUHMll tuut tm>n dteoovsnd for Adhma and Hay Kerec, * which i'an bo Kilt by Mail if Bxpram It t» not simply a palliaUre but a radical curt. Kiir lampilkU. duration Idank*. rof.T- oim and patioun, in nktin to any ot tho *bOto nMat.Mn.1 diwwara. midribs With nil 1-t.ltO in .Pull]., World'S llMfK.1.- nry Mrdionl AssucinUou, titii Main titrart, liulTah. A. k. POLITICS IN HENRY. McDonough, July 18.—<Spodnl.)—The Domunrotic executive comuilttoo for Henry county met Saturday last and MOM Friday, AQgliat J, as the day to hold tilio primary Mention for cotwess- loan, rcpreaeiituiUvu und all county officers. Tho l’aco between the oaml.- (laiteH for cdngtlMk is worming up and llcnry la lino lighting ptsind, with the chunces In favor of Judge Bartlett. The race for represnutaitlvo is be tween Hon. 15. J. Itctigau und Rev. Smith Ortilln, with Ilcaetitt practically a winner. None of the offlier county olllccs uri l»‘ln« hotly contasttsl except for clerk, there tielng three catnlldiutcM In the IMil Irtlw Pair, tthe petal inctuii- In'llt, Mr. J. B. Ilrown of McDonough and Mr. Walter Sullivan of Locust drove. The' third party people nrt> raising heaven tutd earth In d»poH of defeating nhit tvgttlar nonrinei's in the ri'gu- lur. tlwtloii, especially Uio congressman and rnprawntatlve. Mr. Turner,, the I’opuK.t camltdato fbr congress, de- fetited Mr. OnUi rites *n Henry county ttvo ycum ago. hut duty could not de feat Ool. Rttacno with one of their strongest, men, tt innn porsonttlly strong sod admires) si) over the county, Dr. 1. L. OuiMir. So fur (they Inve not put out u candidate for rciprciM-ntntlve. Tho Populism will not again cutdi. the Petinx'rul* (if the eeiiuty mippliig, and when the election te orer tihey will ltn.vo enteso tto tthlnk tho world Imn Cptno to tut end for them poKtimlly forever In Henry. Mr, Pool TXrrnor wns eolocted ns olijilrtpatv ot the now Democratic ex- ecnrlve commit!ce. MR. GARRARD IN BUTLER. Butler, July 18.—(Spednl.)—Hou. Lotrin P. Gunvml nddn«sed the dtl- srns of 'IVta’lor today in n moot forcible rad coin icon sense opeeoh. He began by suylug ttliat he came to talk busi ness. How tho people could got re lief from tho stringent times. Tlmt he l«nd dhdlMhrsd JlnJ. Bacon to debate but he (lltivon) declined on the grouml tlBU for Donioctttitle luirinony It wns best, tool (to noticed .tlmt .Mr. llaeon s|»>ko ot Canton to a Demoertttle rally; Unit it dlseusslou „f political Issues would int disrupt the Democratic par ly but tend to enlighten Democrats on political tpit-sllons. Mr. Gumuxl 'tht'n referred . lo the Ghkno platforutlils I user! Ion Of the tliree planks, vl/.„ the repml of the 10 per cent tnx on state banks, the land plank and tlho prohibition of speculft- tlon: tlmt should the peoplo elect him ns their sentiitor lie would work hard for their tlrcHU-l.il relief. He then took up the administration, showing whnt tho Democrats luid ilunn and rite homwt etfort of the South's rqnwtMmi to carry out the Chi- engo phtfjera, ctv. Mr. Gnrmnl si»ke tin hour and n ltflir to n large nml ctiUiuslastlo audi ence and wus rep'Mti.liv tatarrnptrd by apphtuse; especially were Ws views t>tt the silver nuostleu mot with np- prowi. Ho us^rtorl tflci.t u repeal of the 10 per cent, tnx on snate banks would cause a demand for silver, nisi adraxM n ratio of 10 to 1. At Hie conclusion ot his speech he was npphuklnl ftilly five mhjutcs THE ANTI-ANARCHIST BILL. It Has Much Opposition In the Cham ber of Deputies. Paris, July U.—In the chamber of deputies today M. Goblet combuitted the government's nnU-Anarohist bill, claim ing that if the measure became a law It would be a violation of individual liberty and the freedom of the press. M. Goblet also classed the proposed measure us reactionary and supported the Jury system as being a ''sureguird against the arbitrary influence of the government." The - true remedy, ac cording to M. Goblet, was not repres sion, but democratic reform. M. Guerin, minister of Justice, said that the peril was increasing and that they must uproot the abominable sec tion. The closure of the general de- bate on the airti-Anarchlstlc measure voted 283 tb 201, and urgency wns de- clared by a vote of 27D to 187. Finally the dlscvsilon of tho details of the measure Was decided upon by a vote of 2*3 to ,162. These votes were taken In the face Of the obstructive tactics of the Socialists, who obtained undsr the rules of tho hoti3e a personal ballot In lieu -f any Proxies. Tho minister >f Justice, during tho deflate, denied that tho bill was exceptionally reactionary or that It Infringed upon the freedom of the press. Thechambei Anally adjourned. LEMON ELIXIR. A PLEANT LEMON TONIC, For Bll!lou.n..s, Consumption and Malaria. For Indigestion, Blok and Nervous Headache. For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and Heart Diseases. For Fever, Chills, Debility and Kidney Diseases, take Lemon Elixir. Dr. Mosley's Lemon Elixir is pre pared from the fresh Juice of lemons, combined with ether vegetable liver tonics, and will not fall you in any of tho above named diseases. 80 cents and 81 bottles at druggists. i Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga. mm urn sin 10 pieces 72-in bleached and unbleached table damask at 49c a yard; reduced from 75 and 85c. 5 pieces 72-inch bleached damask for 75c a yard; reduced from $1 and $1.25. All 72-inch $1.25, $1.50 fine bleached damask down to $1 a yard. 3 pieces 35c Turkey red table damask, fast color, to go at 20c a yard. 5-pieces 60-inch Turkey red 50c damask, 3 yards for $1 to close. 50 dozen doylies and napkins, odds and ends from our season’s sales at cost. All samples included in this lot. 15 dozen large 20c damask towels, handsome borders at 12 1-2c each. All our 26c huck and damask towels, tied fringe and hemstitch ends at 17c each. 10 dozen extra large 20c Turkish towels at 10c each. SO.dozen bleach Turkish towels 25 x 50 inches at 25c each, worth 40c each. Burden. Smith. & Co. ODR GREAT PATTERN OFFER! Cat Paper Patterns For Every Lady Meador of Tbe Telegraph- We have made arrangements by which wo are offering to the readers of the Telegraph the Demorest Cut Paper Patterns, which are worth from 20 tX> &o rents each, thus making every copy of the paper worth from 10 to 40 centa. Cut out the coupon below and mall nc*. coning to directions bn It and you will receive by mall the pattern In the size chosen- CENT A WORD ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADINCJ. FIFTEEN WORDS OR MontS. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 15 CTS. Office of S. Cherry* 21 Drayton etreet. Savannah, Qi„ Dec., 16, 1881.—Messrs. Lipptnan Bros., Savannah, Ga.—Dear M;*. I would like «o add my testimony to the almost miraculous effect of P. P, IV In the case of Mary Ingraham, a wo man living on my place, she hod & constant cough, «oro throat, debility, etc., and whir emaciated to a degree that she was unable to gel cut of bed-unaid ed, being given up 'by physicians; she had taken lh«« ruinous so-called blood medicine* without tho least effect, until being put under the P. P. P„ she im mediately bran to Improve and is now in as golnl health ns ever In her life. You cJin refer to me at any time as to tho effect* of P. P. P. In the foregoing case. Yours truly, SAMUEL CHERRY. A MARSHAL SAVED LIFE AND HAIR. Montleellcs Fla., Jan. 2L lSHL-For the last eight years 1 have been In bed health, suffering with malaria, rheuma tism, dyspepsia* dropsy. My digestion was bad and my hair all came out. In fact I was neatly a wreck. I had taken kidney and blood medicines, which did me no good. When I began taking P. P. P. about three months ago I was as weak as a child. I have only taken four bottles (small else) and today I am a well man .and my hair has *Vome again." I cannot recommend P. p. p. too highly. W .F. WARE. Marshal Montlcollo, Fla. F. C* Owens, Witness. OIL WART A COUGH! Will you heed the warning—the *lg- Bll perhaps, of the sure approach of tlvK more terrible disease, consump tion? Ask yourself If p># can afford for the wake of saving 50 cent* to run hte risk and do nothin* for It. W know from 'experience that Shiloh’- Cure will cure your cough. It never fall*. Thl* explain* why more than a million bottles wero sold last year. It relievos croup nnd whooping cough at once. For kune hack, side or chest, ive 8Ussl Porou* Plaster. Skdd by Qoodwyn <& Small Drug Company, cor- ntr Cherry street and Cotton avenue. Or. Price’* Cream Baking Powder WerlS** Fair highest An*rU. A BANKER WRITES. From experience In my family. Dr. H. Mozley’s Lemon Elixir has few. If any equals, nnd no superiors In medi cine, for <the regulation of the liver, stomach and bowels. W. H. MAGNES8, FresWent National Bank, MoMlnvllle, Tenn. A CARD. t v<n ;' ‘ For nervous and sick headaches. In digestion, biliousness and constipation (of which I have been a great sufferer) I have never found a medicine that would glvo such pleasant, prompt and permanent relief as Dr. H. Mosley's Lemon Elixir. J. P. SAWTELL. Griffin, Ga. ‘Publisher Morning Call. •Make jour sleeper reservations early In the special sleeper to leave here Saturday, the 21»t, via E. T„ V. and G. for Brunswick. MOB RULE IN ENID. Guthrie. O. T., July 18.—Seventy-flve masked men overpowered the guards and burned the Rock Island bridge at Waukonxla south bf Enid, last night, and the soldiers were flred on at Round Pond. The situation Is growing worse and more troops are ordered but. 8EE THE WORLD'S FAIR FOR FIF TEEN CENTS. l Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents In postage stamps we will mall you prepaid our Souvenir Port folio of the World's Columbian Expo sition; the regular price is fifty cents, but us we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find It a work of art nnd a thing to be prised. It contains full page views of tho great buildings, with descriptions of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with It after you get it wo will refund the stamps and let you keep the book. Address II. E. BUCKLEN & CO., Chicago. MARRIED AN ENGLISH GIRL. London. July 18.—Mr. L. H. Prtoleau, son of the late C, K. Prloleau of Charleston. S, C.. was married at SL Peters church, Knightsbrldge, today to Miss Frances Morris, daughter bf Gen. Sir J. II. Morris of the British army. ><*r \\ ln'Ht 1'1‘Hir Mi.I riant la the UNBINE. Crushed IVHddUpgst Flour* The only Flour of It* kind, and thebe»l"o! any kind, Itb hr a Mcrct pro- ccm known to but two persons. (* Sioaooa v., CffV-T f- Yr-r*!edgc. Ask your grocer If his flour Is mixed with com flour. Such flours are inju rious to health. We have no corn meal attachment. UNDINE crushed mid dlings flbur Is pure and wholesome and Is made from selected wheat. IT ’S WATER GROUND WANTED. WANTED—An office desk or secretary. Address 463 Second street WANED—A wet nurse. Apply to 860 Mulberry street. WANTED—By a lady of several years’ experience, with good references, a po sition as housekeeper In college or hotel. Address A. H. f care postmas ter, Haddhck, Ga. WANTED—For twelve montlis, 3900; In terest 7 per cent.; security, property valued at 32.000. Address A. B. C., this office. ' WANTED—A young lady thoroughly competent to teach lnitrumental mu sic; can give reference. Address Box 314, Bullards, Oa. WANTED—A good second hand buggy, sultoble for country use. Address 117 Cotton avenue, city. BOARDERS WANTKD-On the Hill. BHrst class board at low summer rates. “A. B.," care Telegraph. WANTED—Those who desire big !»nr- 'R.\‘r.s In clothing, hats and Konta* fur- ntafctiig goods to call at Redd’ng a. J. J. Cobb, assignee. WANTED-Yoii to see the 1804 Densmore model typewriter on exhibition at F. R. Pomeroy's. J. E. Mluter, tele phone 2S3. FOB KENT. FOR RENT—Five-room house, 607 Georgia avenue; possession at once. Apply to Jacob Hlrsch, 610 Fburth street. FOR KENT—Three desirable rooms, with an modern covenlences. over store ot W. E. Hill & Co., on Second street. Suitable for physician or den tist. For further Information apply at Willingham's Warehouse. FOR RENT—Tho elegant two-atory brick residence. 636 Orange street, containing nine rooms nnd three bath rooms and all modern conveniences. Tho house has recently been com pletely overhauled. Accessible to all street car lines. For further particu lars apply R* S. Collins & Co. FOR RENT—Nice seven-room dwell ing for 316- per month. No. 255 Orange street. Apply to E. J*. Will ingham, At Payne & Willingham’s. FOR RENT—A comfortable, furnished front room In splendid locaUty on tho Hill. No children In tho homo. Ad- , dress “J. H.," care Telegraph. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Handsome saddle and har ness horse; cost 3225; close rockaway carriage, used very little, cost 3325; will sell both very cheap. W. G. Sol omon. FOR RALE—Old paper*, for wrapping purposes, etc., 25 centa per hundred. Telegraph office. MISCELLANEOUS. LOOT—A pair of gold rimmed eye glasses lasfc night. Return to Ben J. Smith, 357 Third street, and receive reward. A LARGE stock of fresh turnip seed Just received at 411 Second street. Daniel Drug and Seed Company. LIMES—Shipment Just received by Scw- oll Bros. ANY ONE having a pet or part of a set of Georgia reports can find a *iur- clxvser by communicating with D. B. Lester. Savannah. Ga. WINTER TOUR—ITALY. EGYPT, Palestine. MISS ANNE SHAW’S 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. Va. NEW HOTEL-Milledgevllle; on dummy line; 32 per aay. Drummers’ home. Airs. Mary D. Lane, proprietor. NOT TOO LATE to plant German mil let: fresh supply on hand at 414 Sec ond street Daniel Drug and Seed Company. UNDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Tour grocer sells 1L AT COST. AT COST—A full line of gro ceries to be sold at once. F. O. Scho field. assignee for W. H. Toole. FANCY comb honey, made In Georgia. The bees put this up in one-pound packages specially for Sewell Bros. TURPIN'S BAJCXXO POWDER li th» best nude. Hav. you triad It J CRACKERS. Extra Toast. Royal Milk, and a lin. of Holmes A Coutta' sweet cakes always In stock at R. C. Keen's. I SELL Royal Milk crackers like thoaa left at your house at 10 cents pound. W. G. Mlddlebrooks. 10 CENTS per pound for Uolmea A Coutta* Extra Toaat or Royal Milk cracker*. E. S. Smith A Bro. AT COST—Clothing. Hats. Underwear. J. J. Cobh, Assignee of W. A. Redding. COLLARD SEED are scare* this year, but we can supply *11 who come. Daniel Drug and Seed Company. UNDEN BAKING POWDER always gives aadotecUon. Re cads 29c. lb. The Most Wonderful Offer Yet ... . 180 C MAGNIFICENT ... OF THE . . . Securely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for READERS If you visited the Fair you can appreciate this volume and if you did not it is the next best thing to a visit, Come and see it. When will you ever again have an offer of 180 fine Photographic Views handsomely bound for 30 cents This is all it will cost you if you will clip out the following Coupon and bring or send it to The Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OF THE WorlcTs Fair r or tut MHAM0 Ig mad vuut cncImc 5 ctMt •YOUNG GIRL'S TAILOR GOWN. COS—Nortliooto Blazer—Sizes for 11 and 18 yeans. A pretty and fltyllsSh ttlllor gown Is as necessary to complete a young girl's w-ai-drone ns It is for ladles. Tills is a useful auil becoming stylfl of blazer, which when wora with any style of plain sldrt completes the popular style of tailor gown. Tills convenient gar ment makes It easy to vary the wnt mth by using shirt waltsta, blouaea or wutet- eoatB of different weights, ;o eult nil temperatures. It Is lifted with tho usual seams and lias sufficient fullness In the back. TUic fullness of the blouse front is shirred becomingly in . the' form of a sliallow yoke below the stock collar. Cheviot*,, tweed a and serges are the popular materials for thesu gowns, nail for summer those inuOe of cotton or. linen,duck, canvas, or .^ala- lea cloth are both stylish'and fcbffi." A special illustration auil full direc tions about the pattern will be found on tho envelojio In which It is enclosed. G48—TADGL'J” dlD SKIRT. Sizes for’ Twelve, Fourteen - and Slxl teen Years. This Is a. vety popular style of skirt, cut with live gored breadths and a bias seam in the back. Any of Ilia popular cotton or woolen materials can be used for ttiis skirt, mid when fin ished with rows of stitching It can bo selected to complete any of the tailor- made costumes. , A special Illustration and full direc tions about *he pattern will be found on tho envelope In which tt Is en closed. Send this coupon and 10 cents to On Mntnn T'^'jr ,/ \ nnd yon ran yet any on: of ralterns pubUshciL Notice numberani name of Pattern, and tcrite plainly nnt forgetting to state sue. Enclose 10c, for each pattern desired. KAMI. ADDKESS. W. L. Douglas $3 SHOE n > omuc!k!h& 45. CORDOVAN, rttCKOte, ENAMELLED CAtF. FlhECAlf&lflUfiAII »5.5?P0UCE,3Solls. **g£3sa** *2.*lSBoY$Sca»SH0£S, •LADIES* aHESS-M. ^ .SEND FOR CATALCGUE WL.-DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MASS. Y«« can save jnoaer hr parchtaloK W* 1» _ Doniloa Hks««, _ . . Bccaase. we are the largest manufacturer* or advertised shoe* In the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the lunw and pH**. 0 ? the bottom, tvUicn protect* you against ni^a prices and the middleman’s profit*. Ouraaocf equal custom* work in style, easy fitting * na wearing qualities. We h»ve them aold where at lower prices for the value * h *“ any other make. Take no substitute. If y ott * dealer canuot supply yon, we can. Sold by ROCHESTER SHOE CO. 513 CHERRY STREET. ENCROACHMENT NOTICE. Notice Is horeby given that thirty <L>'* from date hereof, application will made to the mayor and council of city c.f Macon for deed to encroachm* r,t of five feu on alley entering Crow street, and lot 1, square 4, division Nori3* west Common, granted by that body Juo* 15, |8W. Plat of said encroachment n->w rile in office of city clerk. W. E. M'CAW*