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• THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1894.
13! 10II
In a pair of our $5,00 Pants—
The price is inferior,
But the quality superioi—
So with your money advance.
40 CENTS,
Gets the Boy a pair of our
jearular 75-cent kind.
SEE.
The Suits we have marked
down to
$7.00 and $8.00
J. H» HERTZ
574, 576 Cherry St.
D. A. KEATING,
tS&
t'.VDF.UTAKRIt AND KJlUIALMEIt,
Oil Mulberry St* - Huron, Gn.
•l'fIr|*liunp*-^OllIcr, 407t.i<oaiaence. 408
NOTICE. .
Marrlagei*, births, deaths, funerals
meetings Inserted In this column at U
for ten lines and 10 cents per line for
rach added line. A responsible name
must accompany the advertisement as a
guarantee of good faith.
l. McManus co
GENERAL
111
Day Telephone
Night Telephone
■ 238
- 232
Undertaking
Establishment
Next to Hotel Lanier.
Day Telephone 436
Night Telephones.... 435, 178
M-HiMKFARM
Registered TROTTING HORSES, high
gmelo JERSEY AND AYRSHIRE CAT
TLE, red and black BERKSHIRE PIOS.
, STALLION AT HEAD OF FARM.
BARON STAMBOUL, No. 21,415, 2 yeara
tld. by STAMBOUL, 2:07Vi; dam by Baron
M’llkes, 2:1314.
M’ELROY, No. IG.93T, 3 yeara old, by
II’EWEN, 2:1314; dam by Cuylor.
For any Information apply to
R. H. PLANT,
MACON, GA.
FOR SALE
THE HANDSOME 2-ST0RY
WITH BASEMENT,
No.636 ORANGE ST.
Contains nine rooms, •with thr eo baUt
rooms; hot and cold water. All modern
tonvcniences. Th» house has been re-
rently papered and overhauled from top
to bottom, and U In strictly first-class
condition. It ha. 1 large ’ frontage on
Orange street and Rose Park, and only
r»!f block from Indian Springs car line.
H located on the HUE In as good nelgb.
torhood as Macon affords. It is undoubt
edly the prettiest and most desirable
place now on the market. For sale low
»nd on easy terms. For further Informa,
lion call on
ft
General Real Estate Agents.
l, 0 ^ 11 ? 1 ^ BIBB COUNTY.-Mra. El-
Jf, having a milled to me for lelera
kSSBEH or ,he of Sum
£*?• f?* 1 «! urity ' d*cea«ea, this
}’? wrtlai concerned to file
tnelr objections. if any they have, on
ltat ,h ® flrwt Monday in August.
°r e!»e Inters will then be granted
•• asked for. C. M. WILEY,
- Ordinary.
CUTS COFFIN STORE
LIBRARY BUILDING.
Htirse W; carriages 32.76.
. leitphoaa, tit.
JUDGE HINE8
GETS A ROASTING
Col, Wimpoy. Himself a Populist, Ro.
puJiates the Leader of His
Parly for Cause.
THE JUDGE DON'T "TOTE FAIR'
It Is a Little Political Family Spa,, but
It Is Damaging ro the Interests or
the Populist Candidate for
Governor of Georgia,
Atlanta. Juty 20.— (Special.)—John A.
Wimpy, the well known lawyer and
ex-congresaman, comes at Judge Jamca
K. Hines, the Populist candidate for
governotrigatti In a card. In whloh tie
says llines te'lU "talaeWooda" and
would sell out tile Populist party if
elected governor.
Ooi. Wimpy has been a Populist him
self ever since the formation of the
new party, but he says ho cannot stand
Hines. Wimpy, who was in congress
In '08, will.very probably lie a candi
date against Livingston this fal,. He
is expected to announce himself In a
few days. If he runs It will 'be as an
Independent. Wimpy is a good stump
speaker, and wJH probably challenge
Livingston to a Joint canvass.
Home time ago Col. Wimpy, os H
torney for W. W. XJrigg, began -r.uit
fbr damages against Judge Hines' law
firm, claiming that the Populist leader
had been guilty of unprofessional con
duct toward Brlgg, iris client—in oth
er words, that It'hoy had sold hint out
to other parties whom they represent
ed at the'same time Brigg was their
client. The Telegraph published the al
legations of the suit at the time It
was begun. The Atlanta papers would
not handle It, however, because Can
didate Hines is an Atlanta man, and,
though i fightlrr Democrcy, has a
strong pull on the local press when It
comes to politics. Judge Hines pub
lished a card In reply to the allega
tions lit Brlgg's suit. In which he
charged that Col. Wimpy os a lawyer
was trying to play for even with him
on account of an old time personal
score.
Ool. Wimpy's card, which was hand
ed to the Telegraph correspondent to
day, Is in reply to the card of Judge
Hines, as follows:
“Atlanta, July 18. 1834.—Mr. Editor:
My attention has Just been called to
a card published in your paper, of the
I4th instant, by” J. K. Hines, candi
date for governor, which reflects upon
mo as a 'lawyer, and In justice to my
self I beg leave to say: That os to the
contention of Mr. W. W. Brlgg, my
client, and Messrs. Hines, Shubrlck &
Felder, In the oourts of Atlanta, (I do
not propose to try the case 1n the press
of the state, but will say Mr. Brlgg
claims he can provo every allegation
made In his case by men who stand
as high financially and soolally as
judge Hines; and If his charges
against Judge -Hines are true, and If
he Is elected to 'the office «>f governor,
he will sell out the People's party,
lock, stock and barrol, to the highest
blddor.
"That as to his statement In his
card referred to 'that the suit was not
the suit of my client, Mr. W. W.
Brigg, but was the suit of mine to get
even with him for a levy he caused
to be made on my property,’ Is abso
lutely false. And 1n reply to that state
ment the facts are as follows: On May
1, 1894, one Charles Boyles, a lawful
constable In Atlanta, while I was ab
sent from ray office on professional
business, entered my office and with
force of arms seised and carried away
my Haw library and one lounge to the
office of Edgar H. Orr, J. P., without
giving me any notice whatever of a
claim against me and without allow
ing me the privilege of pointing mft
other property. Having made dally
efforts to And the said constable to as
certain by whet authority and at
whose instance he had committed this
outrage, I could not And who it was
that caused the levy and seizure, until
May 14, 1894, when Edgar II. Orr. J. P.,
Informed me that my property was
levied on by Charies Boyles. L. C„
b y virtue of a fl. fa. issued oiit of
the Justice's court In Newton county,
In favor of Mrs. E. E. Saltar against
mo for J35, and that It was done at the
Instance and direction of J. K. Hines.
I Immediately communicated with
Mrs. Salter to know why she should
treat me In,such a way, she having
been -for years a personal friend. She
replied by lower, the original of which
I have in my possession, saying: fin
regard to'the levy made on your office
effects, I know nothing of It, neither
did I have it done.’ Then after com
plaint to J. K. Hines of his treatment
of mo 1n this matter, without the au
thority of Mrs. Salter, he replied by
letter, under date of May 31, 1894, the
original of which I also have In my
possession, and in whloh he states that
ho ordered the seizure of the property.
"On .May 22, 1894, I filed a rule
against Charles Boyles, L. C„ call
ing on him to show cause why he
should not be dismissed from office
and bis commission vacated on the
facts above stalled. Since the tule was
tiled Boyles resigned his ofnee. Mr.
Boyles stated to me, however, that
he would not have treated me «o had
not Judge Hines compelled him to
d °''A man who wKl treat another as J.
K Hines has me to this matter, to
say nothing as .to the complaint of Mr.
Brigg, Is not lit to be governor of the
great state of Oeorgla; and whilst I
cannot vote for Col. Atkinson, be
cause of his Democracy, the Populists
will excuse me for not casting my bal
lot for’Judge J. K. Hines. Respect-
fully yours, . __ „
"John A. Wimpy."
•Mr. Brigg. Wimpy's client, also fur
nishes the following reply to Judge
'•Atl'anta, July 18, 1894.—Mr. Editor:
In reply to the card of Judge J. K.
Hines, published In your paper of the
14th instant, denying -the complaint L
though my attorney. John A. Wimpy,
filed against Messrs. Hines, BhUbrick
& Felder In the superior court of Ful
ton county, I deem It Just to myself
and Col. Wimpy to Bay that th« state
ments in said card In denial of my
Claim, are not in accordance with the
facts, and I now at any rime stand
ready ho verify each and every allega
tion made by witnesses who are repu
table and of high (Standing In this
community*
"I employed Col. Wimpy because,
unlfke Judge Hines, I found him not
only 4Ule and competent, but espe
cially true to his Ctlenrts. The personal
matters of Judge Hinea with Col,
Wimpy had nothing «to do with my
claim for damages and the suK for the
same, and any differences they may
have they oan settle between them
selves. Yours respectfully.
“Wtn. W. Brigg.”
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* Get what off?
Dirt ofF the Floor, grease off the dishes,
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Toclean your house, orany part of it-Toclean
your kitchen,or any of the things it] it- Toclean
easily, quickly and thoroughly-To remove all thedirt-
You CanTt Get It Off!
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THE A. P. A. IN ATLANTA.
'Atlanta, July 20.—(Special'.)—'To
day’s dovelopments show that tho
American Protective Association
played an etteatlve hand In Wednes
day's primary. The disclosure of this
fact has treated a stir in local politi
cal circles. Several weeks ago an agont
of the A. P. A. began tho organiza
tion of a branch of bis order here, but
'he left with the publlo under the im
pression that he had mot with little or
no success. But 'from the account of
Wednesday’s election this impression
seems to have been a wrong one, ior
it is now claimed that the local A. P.
A. voted In tho neighborhood of 400
on that day, tho defeat of A. J. Mc
Bride. <wr.o was associated with Mr.
John Oatino, a Catholic of Wide popu
larity, for tax recolver being charged
directly to their account. J. J. Spal,
ding, another Catholic, who had no
opposition, ran away’ behind the other
oandidatos.
TAKE OFF THE TAX.
Atlanta, July 20.—<3peclal.)—The
Methodist conterertcs of the north At
lanta district, In session today, passed
resolutions calling upon 'the legislature
to repeal the law levying a tax upon
church college property, while the
8tate University Is allowed to go with
out taxation. Several. 1 speeches were
made on tho subject, and the preachers
wero unanimous In declaring the pres
ent law unjust and discriminating.
HOW’8 THIS?
If you want your store represented
among the Illustrations lu the Tele
graph's special edition, you must lot
us know at once. Wo mako "cuts" of
buildings, etc., nt our own ijxpenio.
They cost you nothing, nnd aru tho
very finest quality of newspaper en
graving. After wo print the paper
you may have the “cut.” Nothing
mean about that proposition.
PROSPECTIVE LYNCHING.
Pensacolu. Fla.. July 29—New* li”a
reached this city ot the ravishln^of
Silas 'H-Ttzog by a white man nira.'d
John Rollings. He has not b'en cap
tured yet. The people are tenrbibly
aroused, however, .''.lid have armed
•’ll rrhelvcs and ure scouring the woods
In evt-y direction for the fugitive. He
will never reach Jail alive If caught.
The lady Is thought to be seriously
Injur'd.
sinus ui meuicines. wuether patent
proprietary, nnd all kinds of drugs <i
to do any thing and every thing that
usual In' conducting or In running
Growing too Fast
means that children do not
get proper nourishment from
food. They are therefore
thin, narrow-chested and
weak.
Scott’s
dmmmmammmmr,.
Emulsion
the cream of Cod-liver OU
and hypophosphltes, supplies
material for growth. It
makes sound bones, 'solid
flesh and healthy, robust
children. Physicians, the world
over, endorse It.
Dw’t be deceived b; Sabstlfetes!
Prepared If Bcolt A Bew»«. 2f. Y. All Draifflata.
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-OV> tho
Superior Court of Snitl County: The pe
tition of jj, j ( x^unur, H. J. Isiun.tr, Jr.,
W. V. Lamar of nald county »howa
thait they desire to be Incorporated un
der the oorportite mune ojL”H. J. L:t*
mar 6c Sona Dru#? Compimy,” the ob-
Joot bf «aild corpooutlon being to do a
wholeualo and rutall drug busincuu, or
either in manuftioturing or Belling
kinds of mediclncH, whether patent or
igs and
that i«
ntne a
wholeiHle and retail business or either.
T/io principal oflico of said corporation
will bo In the city of Macon and county
of Bibb, o.ote of Goargte. The capital
0tock of aald oorporatlon to be «l»ty
thou Ha ml dollars, divided Into shares of
one hundred do-llam each, and all of
said sixty Uho'xaand dollars have ac
tually boon paid In; and your petition
ers deal ro the power of lncreasinj? tho
said oa-pital Htock of sold corporation to.
a sum noc excBMln# two hundred thou
sand dollars.
Your petitioners pray that said cor
poration have the power l>f suing: and
being sued; to have and use a common
.s 0 . 8ucc ^ 3 »° n ; to muke such
constJtutron, by-laws, rules and regula
tions us are not inconsistent with the
laws of this state or of tho United
States and to amend or change tho
iwme at pleasure, and they pray the
power to purchase, own and leaeo real
estate nnd to sell or mortgjgo tho same
whenever they deem it advisable tb tho
best Interest of said corporation.
Your petition era desire that mid cor
poration may have the privilege to do
a Wholesale omd retail drug businens, or
either if <tho vtockhoklera therein dc-
*»ro. Your petlruioners also pmy that
they wave <tho power Do ekxat such dlrcc-
torw. oltloertf, agems, Claim gem and at-
tomoys tta jhey soe flt and in accord
anco with their by-laws.
Your petitioners pray that they may
bo inwoiporatod fbr the term of twonty
years, with nihe privilege of renowing
their charterthe expiration of said
time. And they further pmy that this
petition bo published us required by
law fljvl thoir. afterwarrl 'the oiurt will
pa**s an order Incorporating v*viur ooti-
tlonenj as prayed for heroin.
POLHILL Sc STEED,
. Potmonora* Attorneys.
Georgia. Bibb County.—I <L> rortlfy
copy from the original.
ROUT. A. NISBET, Clerk.
Remnants oF Smbpoid^pg less than half
ppiQC* QlacH HunsOgiling 85.
White Plaid Itacun usopth 10^ fop 5^.
Ltodies’ Oests 01aek FDitts 10^.
Gents’ Gauze Shipts 33 1«3(» uaopth 75<».
t ogs’ Stpou fiats at 25(>.
gpian Ltau3ns««Plaids 8$ 5 tp ipes 5<J-
Ladies’ Fast bla(»^, pegulap made f-fose,
at 1S21=2 cents.
PuFF Qosoqo Shipts, all siz^s^45^.
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DO YOU
1 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.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
By virtue of mi order from the co-irt
of oralnary of Bllib county, GecrcHi,
paiua at th> regular July term, 1SS4,
of Mid court, will bo sold hufuro ti.e
court bouse door In Mauon, Ulbb county.
Georgia, on the first Tuesday In Auuust.
UW, between the legal hour* of rale the
following described property belonging to
the estate of B. W. Melton, late of told
county, deeeeaed, to-wlt: one lot, with
the Improvements thereon, lying and being
in the city of Macon, On., and known on
the map of eald city ns part of lot No. 1
in square 42. fronting 21 feet, more or
less, on Plum street, and running tuuk
131 feet, more or less, and adjoining pstn.
erty of A. Block and E. O’Connell, and
being on zald Plum street, oetw.en ge."
and Third *tret*. the tmpioveii enu lli.rv-
on consisting of one oeuse on front of
aald lot and ono house In the back yurJ
of eald lot. Said property sold ao the
pmiwr'y of L. IV. Melton for the pur-
pose of paying the debts of sold estate
and for distribution among the heirs.
Terms cash. a, A. CULLEN.
Aominislrttpr Estate E. w. Melton.
GEORGIA, Illtrb County—Walter Nel
son having applied to me for letter* of
adnilnlsUutloq on estate of W. T.
Nelson, lata of aald county, deceased,
tills is to notify all parties concerned
to file objection*. If nny they have,
on «r before me flrat Monday In Au-
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
much better than you are used
to seeing, and then they are so
cheap—cost you nothing. If you
are interested let us know and a
representative of The Telegraph
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. ’Phone 76.
THE FAIR
WHITE FRONT,
Almost Opposite Post Ofllce.
. /
SQUARE ON THE WINDOW.
Full Hue Steel Enameled Ware Juzt
iMKmt By buying tbU waro yea
can keep ,i cry thing nice.
l'uns. Boilers, Pie riatos, Tubs, Slop
Jo:*. Bowl* and Pitch art. Water Palls
nuif Dippers, C0IT00 Pota and Dlrb
Pans.
Full line new Glassware.
Tho celebrated Claus* Carver* and
Bngid Knlv<*i nnd Sharpener*. Good
Kltcbcn Knives -e.
Landers, Frovy * Clark P.ulcber
Knives So. U. Vi SMITH.
• Propri.tor,
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—The ap
praisers appointed to «t aside a twelve
month*, support out of th» Mtate cf IV.
T. Nelson. 1st* of «l<! county, deceased,
to Mr*. 8. B. Nel»on having mod tlielr
returns In thM office this I* therefore to
notify *H parti* concerned to file their
objection* to aald return on or before
the firut Monday, In Auguat, P94, why
•MmM'
gust, 1194, why said letter* should not I u,o aald return of the appnrlear*
be lasuad a* aekedfor. not bo made the Judgment of this court
C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. I C. M. WILEY, Ordinary.
RECEIVER’S SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the United
States circuit court for tho westorn di
vision of tho routhern district of Geor
gia, rendered on the 25th day of Juno,
1894, In the caao of the Ring Refrigerat
ing nnd Ice Maenlno Company V*. tha
Cordolo Ice Factory ot al„ I will sell
on tho premlaca of the Cordcle Ice Fac
tory, In tha city of Cordele, Georgia,
besween tho usual hours of sale, oa
tho first Tuesday in August, 1894. tho
Ice plant of tha Cordele loo Factory, In
cluding the lots of 4and, building, ma
chinery and all appurtenances of «ho
•aid Cordtlo Ice Factory.
One-half th* ‘purchase price la to ba
paid In cash. Tho other half with Inter
est on tho same at 7 par cent, per an-
nura to be paid In ninety days from
dale of sale. PoMtssdon to be given
on payment of cash Instillment, and
title to be given pn payment of noto for
deferred Installment.
IW. 8. THOMPSON.
Receiver.
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Ed Loh,
administrator estate of Jchn D. Hud-
glna, late of said county, deceased, hav
ing applied to me for leave to *"11 all of
the real estate situated In Bibb minty,
Oa.. ami tine house nnd lot In Abbeville,
Wilcox oo„ Oa., nnd one house nnd lot
in Roberta. Crawford county, Oa., this
Is therefore to nhilty nil parties con
cerned to filo objections. If any they
have, on or before the first Mondny la
August. 1891. why leavo to sell a.ild real
estate should not bo granted to the «a‘d
administrator.
M. WILEY,
Ordinary.