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THE MACOST TELEGRAPH: ’TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1894. A DAY’S DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Batch of Bright Items- Furnished by the Telegraph's Hustling Correspondents BATCH OF HEWS FROM LEESBURG Th» lalmiMt or on Infant—o.b.rii. Trying lo llako Speech., lor tbo ropullat Cnnao— ConOodor Ollmoro llroka Ilia Arm. • LeoHjurg, July 23.-7(Speeliil.)—Annie Ims, tba ltl-uiomlisrold Child of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Uauunawf of Thomas- rltle died at ttsat place on Wednesday taut and was buried in tbo Presbyte rian cemetery at Iltls place on Thurs day at 4 o'clock p. in., J. 1’. CMlIoway jrorCurmlug die futroml services. The bereaved have aha sympathy of lihia cuty and community. Mm. MU win Purlfoy, formerly of Mout»owory but now of Albany, and Mm. John Irwin, id so of Albany, vis ited rotative* and oilier froends III this city tost weak, tail UK guiuU of Mi'- und Mm. Moreau. Mr. J. 11. Osborne of AlUmnAi, a Pop- uizlt, ntruek Shis city tudmy. Ilo nmd tflsot be -was billed for a alliiril party ppuecti lutVi tolly, but up tV> elds writ, iu-g, 11 o’clock a. in., be lias nut wlUi aio entnumifeuieui. lie saya stot Hon. Torn Walbuu la net 4n U us u speaker; tlailc the Haul eiiekeu every day except Sunday for ttwo yeors smieii*»lvelyi and Mult lui wus new mulclug a tuur of nr* mb wet iluorg.ii. Ifghiuhig struck tiro house of Anna Wright, uilunal, near Imre, ou slie Un- vls place, ymlurdny, UlioeUlug Anna into lu*eim.l>lli.ty ami knocking her !!- yiur-oltl child 1U0 hundred yanls or mure ttsuy. It wus considerably shocked but Ullurwbto uninjured. CHOPS ABOUT CAMILLA. Itslns Hava Overoumo the Bad Effects of Iha Drought. Camilla, July 23.—(Special.)—'We arc having line rains In Mtloholl county and tbs crape arc very promising at this time. The cotton crop la the best we have had at this time of year In ten years, promising <u good ylold. The corn crop has been very much Improved by late rains. Yesterday there were heavy ralna over this whole section. Tho watermelon season is nearly over for shipping. The shipment of melons from here has been smaller than last year and the prices realised generally satisfactory. Sumo few melon growers will not pay out, but most fit them made some money. Thorn will be a few csni of melons shipped this week. Thu LeConto pear crop Is short this year nnd most of Ihe crop was shipped to Northern markets Inst week. IluainiMS has Improved very much re cently and the retail trade Is picking up considerably nnd our people sre more hopeful of the future. politics Is quiet;' no danger nf tho third party carrying this county. They are weak here and It Is n pltty that some good people can be deluded with such wild theories of government ns those advocated by the Populists. BROKE HIS AltM, Conductor Gilmore of tho Indian Spring and Flotilla Road Badly Hurt. Flovllla, July St—(Special.)—The pop ular conductor of the Indian Kpring nnd Plovllkt railroad. Mr.' Ous OMinore, happened to quite n serious accident tUturdny evening, Sumo miscreant had placed tin obstruction on tho track, evi dently trying to derail tho engine. Af ter passing over the obstruction Mr. Ullmoro pulled, hack to invootlgnte, nnd In Jumping from tho car lost his bal ance, striking his head ngalnsl a cross- tic, cutting a considerable gash, amt, fulling, broke his right arm nt tho wrist, lie also broke a small bono In Ills right foot. Tho Indian Spring and Flovllla is doing a lino business, tho crowds aro good nt all tho hotels and u pleasant rldo 4t Is fivtn l-'lovllla to tho spring. With John Newsome nt tho throttlo you go spinning over the rails quickly mill with perfect safety. Mr. Ollmore In uo and will he at his post again In n few days In the mean time Ur. Scab Smith will pull the bell oa rd. CROPS OOOD IN WASHINGTON. Sanderstvlle, July 13.—(Special)—On account of Ihe cold. Wot fining nnd a severe drought through May and up to Juno 23. the crops In this rounty were very poor, but elnco tho recent lino eesnons anti good rains tho pros- poet for a good chiton nnd corn crop la much better. All vegetation 1* growing nicely now nnd a splendid harvest la expected. It wne reported here during the dry wouther that the prospects for a crop In Hancock county were even wurse than In Washington county, hut there nro parties In Sandersvllle who for the past week have travelled extensively through the county of Hancock and they report that the crops are looking well end bid fair lo make an average yield. BERKS VoR~8BXATOll lie Is the <Tm\v tm the Rjctmvcatntlre of VWyw3it% Sjutdtng and Butts. GrUIln. July 'J3.—(Si»v(nl.V—Judge W, C. Beaks of Grllhtt wets pntinnuiMxly nomhnt«l hy tiro senatorial convero thm of tlie twenty-sixth scanltorf.il dis trict, tnantatac ihe CMMMlM of Far ad-, Kjxddlng nn.l Butts, which was held hero Saturday, lie uceepUM the CURES’ OTHERS A proralnoot oWn-gym an of m- eotnnwdi “ OoUm IHuvtmt " to suffering humanity everywheru. Tbo “Dis covery builds up tbo *t*Ynjrth In nUd fle*h wlwn mluml below a healthy standard. OYJPEPSU UD 6ENEML DEBILITY. torpid 11 x*r and friuvRkl totality, and bavin* trttsl wvit- •1 phjretotiitM with MUl»* OP no benefit* 1 reeniv- «rd, M • iut rrwirl, to ootuult your nIwtA at tho world'* wry. IV mg nd* iM-st by them to uar Pr. Pk*rer» Golden Mrdlcal Dis co wry, 1 did nnd <9 JUHAN’S, 606 CHERRY. 1 mBSSSSBBSSmaamma 5c. PER YARD One case cream ground dotted Mull with colored figures, 30 inches wide at 5c. per yard. Cost to manu facture 13 cents. We are offering more real bargains than any firm in the city. P P p W es ' Blotches zS, —Li and Old Sores E5 g— and potassium Catarrh, Malaria gr Makes £E Marvelous Cures gr in Blood Poison ~~ Rheumatism g^and Scrofula 1 ■ p. P. P. purlfloa the blood, build*op the weak nnd debilitated, give* strength to weakened neryes, ezpela diuriuno-i.ulvlnK the pfttlsnt health nnd . haprdneiia gwn • MojaWi. Kioomr feelings and lassltodo flrst prevailed. and Kidney Troubles^ Are entirely remored by P.P.P. —Prlokly Ash, Poko Root and Potaa- slum, tho greatest blood purifier oa Abbrdbbn, O., July 21,1691.. ’ tetter, acaia nenu, none, erjeipeiMs • sra l 1 blood pari tier In the world, and make* . ti.'..iitive, Rpoetiy and permanent cure* in all casoa. Ladles whose nyotoma are poisoned mndwhoee blood la In an Impure condl- > tlon. duo to menntrnnl Irregularitlea, aro peculiarly benefited hy tho woo- ’ derfnl touto nnd blona cloanslng prop* • ertlrsnf r.p. P.-Prlokly Aan, Poke Root nnd Potassium. IHIVVICIUIIK mill »l"'UV Ure. tried every known remedy with out finding relief. lhavo only Ukea ono not tlo of yourP, P. P., and cm cheerfully «ur It haa done tuo mure good thau anything 1 bare ever taken. X esn reoommend your medicine to all ’ auneroracf the above dls«asos. MRB. M. M. YU ARY* Springfield, Greou County, Mo* Abbrdbbn, O.. Ju!7 Zl, iw t ji. * Mrssks Lippman llaon., Bavannnb, Oa.: Daak Hina—I bought • bottle of ' yourP.P. p. nt Hot 8prlnsfs,Ark.,and * ft has done mu tnoro goo«l than three _ months' treatment at tho Hot Springe. Rond three bottlea O. O. D. m farms. * - Aberdued, Brown County, Ou « c»pt. J. O. Johnston. * To all uhom U map concernt 1 here* ' br testify to tho wondrrfal prop«rtIe« » of p. p. p. for eruptions of the skin. 1 virjaSSp«is: sna am now .ntlrclr enrod. . WWW J ' D ' BavannSfi a'a. - IMiln Caaecr Cared. 0 Tullmmy/romtluJfainrii/SetuInXex, * Sxqeiw. Tax., Janimrj 1*. 1803, Murnu. IjrrKAH B«oa.. Brnrannah, * sw.srtfatssiSfaiibi.^afi* known m ,kln c.no*r,or thirty yw»* . jffliiisTii.'gsSraimj! • rltatlon from the ecat of the disease • and prevent* any epreodlng of the eoros. I hare taken five or six bottle# * and feel confident that another course . will pffect a oure. It has also relieved mu from lmliireation and stoma oh * trouble*. Yours truly, . CAPT. W. M. RUST, Attorney at Law. • bock on Blood Diseases moiled fret • ALL DRUaalHTS SELL IT. LIPPMAN BRC8.: PROPRIETORS, X4fpnaa'i UMk,lavaaBah,Oa ‘ All our fine Summer Wash Goods half former price and less. See what we offer you on our 8c Wash Goods Counter. Mosquito Nets ready to hang from $1.30 to $2.25 each. Best Brussels Net, canopy frame, made and put up $4 each. 300 yards indigo 7c Calicoes at 3 3-4o a yard. Will continue our cost sale of Table Linen, Towels, Napkins. &c. this. week. Don’t miss those remnants of colored dress goods on our front ■ counter. See what We offer in Colored Silks at 50c this week. NEW TRUNKS.—Large assortment just come. In our ■ Cherry street store, ground floor; lowest prices in the city We have made arrangements bj JPjftjJIJ arc ottering to the reader, the Telegraph the Demorest Cut Panel Patterns, which are worth from 20.m u cents each, thus making every copy si the paper worth from 10 to 40 cent. Cut out the coupon below and mall eel cordng to directions bn it and you win receive by mall the pattern In tho .iil chosen. ** Burden, Smith <fe Co. A ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS heading, fifteen words or .-IIJUK. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CTS. WANTED. WANTED—By a lady of several years’ experience, with good references, a po sition as housekeeper in college or hotel. Address A. H„• care postmas ter, Hnddbck, Ga. WANTS*)—Thoso who desire big lrii- ga'i.s In clothing, hats end gents' fur- mshli.g gbudt to call at Kedd nga. J. J. Cr'.ili. assignee, WANTED—You to aee the 1S94 Denamore model typewriter on exhibition nt F. R. Pomeroy’s. J. E. Minter, tele phone 233. FOR RENT. FOR RENT— 8-room house 404 College street, J35. 7-room house 015 Walnut street, *16.68. 7-room house 817 Walnut street, 810.60. 7-room house 255 Orange street, *16. 5- room house 144 Forsyth street, *20. 6- room house. 120 Park place. 320. 3- room house 850 New street, *8. 4- room house 607-Georgia avenue. *15. Frank -M. Oliver. 416 Second street. FOR RENT—Five-room house, 607 Georgia avenue; possession at once. Apply to Jacob Hlrsch, CIO Fburth street FOR RENT—Three desirable rooms, with ad modern covenlences, over store of W. E. Hill & Co., on Second streej. Suitable for physician cr den tlst. For further lnformatlo; at Willingham's Warehouse. apply ^uuuutiiiiuiuuuuuuuufv One _1 M after tulng dcwiI bot- th-a, 1 fwj entinir re* «... A it atomlt-hmllb. Now, l<*\. A.ll.MrrK j /a rncomwentllng vour mrOKrlDcw to Buffering humaouy rTrrywomv*' WHY NOT YOU *? honor iKntnn-od on him In siroecb. Judge Il vkv is tv man af ublllty nntl will Iron prumtimift numiber of the next annae*. The enple’s party eonvontlon tirot here toilny ntvl llxnd upon August II) ns olio dim- tt> iiomlnnito ixitaHBaxca fur eotxttor anil tviwvwnjultlve. Inflamed Itching, burning, crusty and scaly akin a,id sculp of infants soothed nnd cured by Johnson’s Oriental Soap. Bold by Goodwyn & Small, druggists. NO REIGN OF TERROR. Blnulnghsm Is tn Perttct l’euce and Basl- nesa Is Uninterrupted. Birmingham, Ala, July 23.-Tho report Uiat a reign of terror exists In Birming ham lx ca) rotated to do Injury nnd besra correction. On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock tire woo discovered In tho large furniture store of Slowere’ Furniture Company, and, as reported by the South ern Associated Press, It spread In three directions, causing n loos of property to the amount of (550,0(0. An Age-Heratd representative, In an Interview with the manager of the furniture company, asked him the pointed-question. ”l)o you think the tire was Incendiary?” which he swered In Ihe negative. On Saturday Acting Mayor John Me- Carlin added .thirty extra policemen to the regular force and reinstated Ihe cast and west fire departments, which had recently been discontinued. The reason far thla could poasUdy have caused the Idea that violence was antlctpatrd from strikers, though If such was the case It could not be verltlod from Ihe president of the board o? police commissioners or Ihe acting mayor. The First and Second regiments of the Alabama state troops have hern on duty for a week, this being the third mil of troops. The reason for the last coll was the attack on the negro miners by romt of the strikers. The Thiol regiment wao ordered here Saturday night to relieve the First regiment, and Governor Thomas Q. Jones Is In tho city, having made this place Ms headquarters ever since the be ginning of the railroad strike. If there Is a rrign of terror erietlng In this city, U exists purely In the minds of the skeptical. There were rumors that threats hud been trade to burn the city, but they were rumors purely, an! as such were discountenanced. Most of the mince Are In operation, as sre all the nHroaua, .nr business has nearly resumed the ev.-n tenor of tts -way. The military are Deri now as a preventive against other out breaks by striking mlnern against negroes at work In their places. The tew mines now- Idle will be startid up In a few dava with negro labor. Soldiers Wid he here until they get under way. Three qf the Idle furnaces have gene tn blast In the last two w-etks. which shows that coat production Is getting beck to normal MAY ■WITHDRAW MILITIA. Glticugo, July 22.—Gen. Wheeler, In command of the Illinois mttttln now tn this otty has. It Is sold, Intimated very strongly ito Vice President Wicks that unless the Pullman company cornea to « decision immedloitely In the matter of operating Its works the stlaite will order nil military off. Gen. Wheel- er’e attitude Is sold ho bo directed hy Governor Altgeld, wfho is strongly averse to further expenses being put up against the state. -Mr. Wlckee said yesterday that the company might be able to open ifhls week, possibly Thurs day. MOTHERS t MOTHERS t MOTHERS t Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been us—I for ever fifty yean hy millions or mothers for their children while teething, wcih perfect success. R soothes the chll-L softens the rums, allays all pain; cures wind colic, and Is the best remedy lor diarrhoea. Sold by druggists In every pari of the world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup." and tike no other kind. Twenty-fin cents a bottle. Dr. Price’s Cream Bakin]; Powder Most Perfect Made. answer this question. way Ou m> many people wo see around us scum to prefer to suitor and be muds miserable by ludlgostlon, con stipation. 0 tool lux*, lass of appetltn coming up of the food, yellow skin, when ter 73 cents wo will sstl them Shiloh's Vltallser, guaranteed to curt Ihenaf Sold by Goodwyn * Small Drug Company, corner Cherry street sad Cotton avenue. ,. WANT THE BILL PASSED. Pittsburg. Miss., July M.—The board of trade, at its meeting today adopted the following: .‘'Reeolved, That tt la the sente of this board of trade that every Intercat of Wie country demands the Immediate settlement of <ho tariff duration, and that our aerators and reprrambatlvra tn congreas be urged -to use every ef fort to that end." HANGED WITHOUT CEREatONY. New Iberia, Da., ‘July 23.—Vance McClure, colored, aged about 25 years, was taken front his cell today ait noon and hanged t an IraiUe gallery In the awridor of the paridh prson by ctll- xens. McClure on tost Sunday Wight had broken Into Mr. Pascal's house and attempted to outrage Mtos Kate Hawkins of Sturgeon, Mo., a bister of Mrs. IMsehal. who -wus here on avian. Tho largest and host Win. ter Wheat Flour Mill riant In tho wotld. UNDINE. Crushed piiddllpg* Flour* Tho only Flour of lUklml, and the beat o? any kind. It |« made by n eecret pro- c*m known to btu two penow; C *100.000 I'M been Oflfkrad fry the Knowled** Ask your itroctr If his dour Is mixed with corn flour. Such flours ate inju rious lo taeaUL. We have no corn meal attachment UNDINE crushed mid dlings llbur I* pure and wholesome nnd Is made frvra selected wheat. IT IS WATER GROUND, ^ FOR RENT—The elegant two-story brick residence. C36 Orange street, containing nine rooms and three bath rooms end 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 916 per month, No. 255 Orange ntreet. Apply to E. J. Will ingham, at Payne & Willingham’s. FOR RENT—A comfortable, furnished front room In splendid locality on the Hill. No children In the bouse. Ad dress "J. H.," care Telegraph. FOR SALE—Four room house and store attached. In splendid paying location. Also stock If desired. Call this week. Frank M. Oliver, 416 Second street. FOR SALE—Ten shares Exchange Bank ■tock and three shares Union Savings stock. Apply 717 First street. FOR SALE—Old papers, for wrapping purposes, etc., S cents per hundred. Telegraph office. FOR SALE—Handsome saddle and har ness horse: cost 9225; close rocknway carriage, /used very little, ebst 9325; will sell both very cheap. W. Q. Sol omon. MISCELLANEOUS, BOARD at Chapman s English Kttcnen, the only ladles' restaurant In Macon. Faro the flntst. JUST RECEIVED—New crop rutabaga and turnip seed nt Georgia Seed Com pany, 659 Poplar street, opposlto city market. WINTER TOUR—ITALY, EGYPT, Palestine. MISS ANNE SHAW’S small uelect party for LADIES Octo ber 1;* twelfth year, twenty-third par ty. References in Macon. Addrees for ctroulars, care of City Bank, Rich mond. Va. CHEAPEST PLACE in the city to get your pictures framed. Mlgrath'a Por trait House, 125 Cotton avenue. GROCERIES—We will sell you more goods for the money than any other house, try ua. John C. Holmes & Co. NEW HOTEL—Mllledgevnie: on dummy line; 92 per any. Drummers' home. .Mrs. Mary D. Lane, proprietor# MIXED CHICKEN ~ FEEI>-Wheat, ground bone, oyster shMls, poultry food. etc. Georgia Seed Company. CRACKERS, Extra Toast, Royal Milk, and a line of Holmes A Coutts* sweet cukes always In stock at R. C. Keen'a. I 8ELL Royal MUk crackers like those left at your house at 10 cents pound. W. G. Mlddlebrooks. 10 CENTS per pound for Holmes & Coutta* Extra Toast or Roy&l MUk crackers. E. & Smith 3t llro. AT COST—Clothing, H&ts* Underwear. J. J. Cobb. Assignee of W. A. Redding. Military Academy Prepares for Govern ment Academies, Uni versities and Business. For catalogues address MaJ. R. A. McIntyre. Bethel Academy P. O. RAND0LPH-MAC0N ACADEMY, Front Roys), Virginia. Prepares younz men nnd boys fbr col lege and business. Moderate charge*. Healthfully situated. Fur cataloxiea address Itev. B. W. BOND. Prin. The Most Wonderful Offer Yet . * . . 180 C MAGNIFICENT o OUR GREAT PATTERN OFFER! Cwt P*P«r Pattern* For Every Lac!* Reader of TUe Telegraph. Securely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for If you visited the Fair you can appreciate this volume end 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 OP THE World's Fair noMrt ' * -* Partut tending bp maA matt cnclou 5 otnU mtra la coacr patUg*. TOWN, {TiW h. YOUNG GiUL’S TAILOR GOWN. COS—Nortlicoto Blazer—Sizes for 1‘ and 10 Year*. A pretty and stylish tailor gown 0 as necessary to complete a young -giri'i wardrobe ns it Is for ladles. This is i useful aud becoming stylo of blazer wblcb when worn with uuy style <n plain skirt completes Ihe popular styh of tailor gown. This convenient gar ment makes It easy to vary the vvut uni by using shirt waltsts, blouses or waist coats of different weights, to suit at temperatures. It is Uttetl with tin usual seams und has sufficient fulliii-.-i lu tho back. Tho fullness of the bluiis. front is shlrr-cd becomingly lu tin form of a shallow yoke below the stuel collar. Cheviots, tweeds anil serge are tho popular materials for tiros gowns, nnd for summer those mui't- W cotton or linen duck, canvas or gala tea cloth are both stylish and coo!. A special illustration and full ibret ttons about the pattern will Iw fount op tho envelope In which It !s enclosed 548—TADGLB"dlD SKIRT. Sizes for Twelve, Fourteen und Six teen Years. This is a vefy popular style of skirt cut with live gored breadths and i bias seam in the back. Any of tin popular cotton or woolen materials cal be used for this skirt, mid when tin lshed with rows of stitching tt can bi selected to complete any of the tailor- made costumes. A special illustration and full direc tlon? about the pattern .will be fount on tho envelope In which It is civ closed. NAME OF PATTERN: &nd this coupon and 10 ctult to tht Uaeon Telegraph and yon can set any ont of Fattenit puUithetL Notice inni'‘"r ind name of Pattern, and taiu phiiiug »* ^t^TfTc^poUem^l W.L Douglas $3 SHOE no souk as?no. 45. CORDOVAN, : FREHCH&ENAMEliEDCAUl WwncMftlfllllMM 4 3.5? POLICE,3 Sous. *qs»J2. WORKIHSfji 1 » EXTRA FINE. *? t&toBK&antiMa •LADIES' SEND FOR CATALC365 . W*f DOUGLAS, - BROCKTON, MASS, j mosey »r porcka.lwt «• *" Deasles Shoe** , . r ,.i Ikcaiuc, we are Ibe Urgcit mannfactorer* oi advertised shoea id the world, end K ua T aut ff the value by stamping the came ana pn** the bottom, whicn protecta you against niff price* and the middleman's profits. Ou f equal custom work iu style, easy fittlof wearing qualities. We have them aold where at fower prices for the value giv«* *”} uny other make. Tate no substitute. 1» dealer cannot supply you, we can. Soldi'/ ROCHESTER SHOE CO. 513 CHERRY STREET- ENCROACHMENT NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that thirty d-i'l from date hereof, application *111 » made to the mayor and council or city cf Macon for deed to,encroach- of five feat on alley entering street, and lot L aqua re 4. dlvlaion N J; west Common, granted by that body > j • 12, 18M. Plat of said encroachment r. *» on file to offica of city clerk.