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2 THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2G, 1894. A DAY'S DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Batch of Bright Items Furnished by the Telegraph's Hustling Correspondents TIFTON TOPICS TERSELY TOLD Th. Crops in Thmt iMtlss An Promts- lo(-IIow ••Dry Kiln** Moors Won Ills Unrao— Young Runaway Conpls nt Haddock's. ' Tilton, July 15.—(Special.)—Tilton to one of the beautiful towns of southern Georgia. It Is situated In the corner of Berrien. Worth and Irwin counties, and draws a large trade from these coun ties. The recent fair was an extraordinary success and yet remains a prollflo theme of conversation. At present everybody Is busy ship ping grapes, and they are here In every varloty.lucloua os can be. I saw a bas ket of grapes this afternoon, exhibited by Mr. M. J. Kent, which contained seven varieties It was a beauty. Mr. Kent deals In fruit, and has shipped grapes to many markets, realizing good prices. Mr. Kent Is In love with Tlf- ton and knows how to talk ot his town. Ber. Mr. Dnell. the learned anil con secrated pastor of the Baptist church bore, is making strenuous efforts to re build the beautiful church burned some months ago. The church which was de stroyed, set ullro by some tramp, per haps, was erected by Dr. Charles M. Irvin, liera was his last pastorate and his last ministerial work. Ho begun to work at the ripe age of 75 and comple ted it In his 75th yean—a monument to his fslth and energy. Mr. Snell needs help in the rebuilding of the church and his subscription books are open to any cheerful giver In Muuon or elsewhere. Tilton le the centra of a splendid sec tion Of the state. MaJ. dlosaner nays it la bound to bo a city, it la sltuatid amid the plnea on a high plane, line I'elham In Mitchell county, heltlcra arc gradually coming here end buying hollies and firms, and they are de lighted with the country tnd climate. Halns have been abundant and the crops are excellent. The editorial in the Telegraph describ ing Tlftou during tho fair amidst peace and plenty and quiet, and comparing It to the tumultuous scenes In Chicago during the strike, was highly apprecia ted here. It was copied by the local press and by agricultural papers North and South. Hines and Walaon apeak here on the aecond ot August, llut there aro a stur dy people In this section and see no good In a local division of the white people, when nothing can be gained by It. and Watson and lllnca will not ac complish much In their work ot aliena tion and separation and division. HOLTON "lIAPPENlNOS. ‘ Trying to dutch a Third Parly Matt to Exb'.hkt nit tho Mr. Holton, July 25.—(Special.)—Almost dally ruUw, >«*m> of wuUlh raw Very iuuvy, uru putting the lUasUUig touches to a Hue even crop. OuHOu In. taking on ait cxctsrt of wood growth .ami uu light stfa tin- (duck rust Is beginning to uiUH-nr. 'Jibe noil Iras boon tu> wet for cnMmMdn for twntflp days, and ns a result mu* lung iwlHltad lot-go.il, laying by time, la alow coimutt. In fact, noiue I'.vrinora will luvo to Btrlku Oil III,- M ..,I.-, a ml t.i-.m,-.. If sumo of our liuuu-rout OMUllUbK* .would got up it bit of a public discus sion -they could nvtt UsillNxl »t n good country ttuiUcitcc, tut they would be glad of uu excuse, for it day's ivciv.t- tlott. For luvouiivo guntus mol n commit- tco to supply ways titnl iihmuh, com- mi-ud us to Uu* small Auicunun lK*y. Home Untie fclkiws near .hoiv, wlsblog to raise motley to visit the Mtmsi fair aval ftw ChitstrasM, I rove bit upon the plan of catching a third ivu'iy iu.ni, *c- euriug it towt und exhibiting over llow- nnl's illMtuae, olirnfsig a suutl ndiuls- slom fee. 1\> curry out their (don. they have 1 m 111 a large mip l>\ lie- side of tin* ttutl lividhig from Monroe county to Mticou. They thou m ule tt tdggiw doll niul tlnwcid tt up Ike t.MM nod got a lot of stiver iltaui* ami half tllnnw with holm In tlirfm und strung tlient invvsul bis neck and timl him to tl» ctul of die long nigger for lull One of tin* Utile fellows iuy« the trap will cuilclt gw me uisl cumin*. It the <Ml voter doesnV. tile silver w.ll. they ilo sttccvxl the grown people of tho district, most of whom imvo nt randy nceu a IVumllst, should patronize them. BpraMng of the ropnllst*, while it Is known tltrtt they urc itvgiv for votes, our piuplc il.*u't take any stock In the report Hot when they got i*v—-esl,,n of the suite ROTcnuuoat they will Issue long shvudltig, low Intctvst bond* to purclnao large traolirof total to lie sold to negro™ on Iona lmymeuta on tin* kzttnllntivM |>ktu. The Idea would be pretKativous, and, brakhv, the ne groes Hi nt the mule tmd forty acres. A young wMower, tt ts hwM, of Tope's Privy will w**l one of Maoia's fair daughters as sen as additions can Ik* made to his tvsldemv. Ami they do say thttit he to carrying on itie work day aftd night Ml** lirnti PaartaO, wtio has been quite <ck recently, Is nmctf Unpronx], lUibert Turk of Uouiml IVUc will visit Big line of Indies’ and children’s Black and Colored Hosiery to be thrown vSP §tr\ out at iigures that will cause rapid sell- ing. Values of these goods ean’t be J described on paper, so call and see them T# for yourself. 5c., 5c., 5c., 5c., 5c. ^ llaft of pretty Ginghams, Lawns and Batiste to he closed out at 5c,, worth three times the money. Also all fine Organdies, etc., at specially low prices. flsgyBargain in Laces & Embroideries Ufcj ®®®$®®®®®®@ All our lino 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 (jalicoe3 at 3 3-4c 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 THUNKS.—Large assortment just come. In our Cherry street store, ground floor; lowest prices in the city Burden, Smith. & Co. MIX & EYERETT CO. Don't forget for every dollar spent with us we give a guess on the corn in Jar, awl the nearest guess will get 550, second gets 525 and the third 525, mak Ing u tolul of $100, which we will give away In cash the 2nd ot October, 1894. when the jar writ be opened and ebunted. Come and ace us and try your hand. HADDOCKS HAPPENINGS. A Runaway Oouplo Relented and the Girl Beturned Home. Haddocks, July 25.—Special.)—There arrived yesterday on the ip. n. train from Cumak a runaway coifple. They Hopped at negro cabin near by and were in’tervlwed shortly afterward by Were inierviwcu flllWll/ lUlLDnuru uy • _ itvi. rwviuara/l nrunn>>i>H, UTtiM, a couple of young men. Thinking that So*?/ they were matrimonially Inclined they Klln Moare ta * ’* A SURGEON’S KNIFE gives you a fwltn* of horror sod drauL There to do tongar iHH-osoity for its uso in tuAoy duo***'* formerly rvS gnrdcd M Incurable without cut tins. Tti Trinpl «l OMumlln Sorjiry to well illustrated by the feet thst RUPTURE '" >w r,k, ‘- i without tho knife snd to tthout Mia. Cl u msy, chuf- tiirf truffRS ran bo thrown KWky! They Dsesr cure bul often induce IntUui* lu^fi.m. HtmiiAuUiii'ii nipt %:h. <>\Ari«n.TlhrDM(vlNftMl I umwng nd many others, sro now removed without tho perils of cut* Uu operations. PILE TUMORS, ’.Ti other dtoitoMS of tho lower bowel, a pcra;*nsnilf mni without pain resort to tho kUifu STONE &J*L^ t to f 5nSh*dJ < p! rertsrf. washed out *nd perfectly j moved without euttinjt. MIX & EVERETT CO 107 COTTON AVE„ MACON, GA. Dealers in Shoes. Holton this wook. As Mils was Ills old home, his friends urc always pleased to welcome him. hours by tho absorption process in vented by “Dry Kiln” Moore. Oordele Is full of medhanics of genius. Sir. C. T. Peacock, with Tomlin, Harris & Oo„ possesses a Tvlgh order of median teal genius, and the same con be onld of -Mr. A. J. Comer and Mr. C. Prtnoe. There to such dheerfulnesa In the sound of the row and the hammer, In combination thoy Tiave a merry mu sic! of their own. Oordele Is the ftrst of ■the cGorgia towns to recover from the collapse and now there on all aides can be heard the voice of the saw nod ths hammer singing a cheerful tune. And tendered their sendee*, but were In formed by th* young lady that She bud reconsidered and concluded she had rather go 'home. Sn< hud Just found out that her Intended did not have th* required cash to defray expenoes on such occasions, she Was cared for by the good people of Haddocks, and her would'bo lover w.m given money to *pay railroad fare to -Macon. Before he got off, 'however, Culpt. Knnls, sheriff of Baldwin county, dawned on the scene und carried die young pair back to Mllledgovlllo. The young lady U a Mias Gertrude Phillips of Columbus, Ga„ now «t convdkwccnt Inmate of the .asy lum. Tho young man to the son of Mr. Cowart, a prominent water melon raiser on the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad; Ml*ana Addle and Gertl* Whittaker, two of .Mtlledgevllto's fairest daughters, are now uu a visit to Miss Maggie Hardeman. .Miss Kthel Ciir.tker and Kv.t Phillips, two hfjR’.U and tnaereallng young la dle* of ‘Mtltatgevttte and Hitonton, are spcnitlng u short white with Mias Mat- Uo Mahon*. Mlad Mary Newell, a young lady ot many aocompttohmtraw and charming pcrsonaBrlcs, In visiting Miss Maggie Hardeman. Miss DolUnbrooks, an extremely at tractive young lady ot Dublin, Is stop ping with 'Mis* Maggie Hardeman. While sawing lumber at Ur. John Chirk's row mill Mr. J. W. loyson go caught lr the .machinery and was badly mangled. The doctor* *ay he may possibly recover. Mias Pearl Dumas, a sweet little girl of Millville Is ptylng Miss Uzzte Far rar a short visit. Oot. IV. K. Jdahonc, assistant gen eral manager of the Mllledgevlll* Klec- trlo Llgtot Oimpany, to In the village shaking bonds with his numerous friends. J. D. Author*, one of Haddocks' prosperous merchants, has just re turned from Conyers, where Tie has been attending district conference. “DRY KILN” MOORE. IIow He Won the Sobriquet by Ills BiveiMve Genius. Oordele, July 25.—(Special.)—It la al ways pleasant to observe the Inventive gentin ot Southern men. Mr. La Fayette Moor*, known all through the timber section as “Dry Kiln Moore,*' of Cordate, has been for year* stunt saw mills and engaged especially in drying timber. Th* old process was so slow that Ur. Moore gave the matter thought, and the result to he has pat ented a process wMch will revolution- to* th* business of lumber-drying. He discards altogether the oM plan of fans. His lumber to put in sn enclosed chamber provided with heating de vices, w.th air Inlets at the base ot the chamber. Ills process absorb* the moisture at one* from th* timber. His process to now used by the Parrott Lumber Company, by Butts & Co. of AShbum, by J. J. McDonough, Btll!- wsll. Milieu & Co. of Savannah and other*. This Invention by « Georgia m« ttoows what Southern talent and gentus con do when necessity calls their Inventive powers into play. Mr Moon Is so unanimously called “Dry Kiln More" that many think It to his proper name, so christened when a baby. But his occupation gave him his name. »» Indians glee to their chlefa appellation* characteristic of them dis tinctive traits. Any one atoning Amo*, kesg or the lumber mills st Conleh* con see timber dried in twenty-four Kiln” Moore to s prominent figure, as h* furnlAhes lumber, dry as powder, cm short notice. ARlipSTED FOR A6SAOLT. AOhnta, July 25.—A epoelal to the Southern AmocMhed Prost) from Pen- iwcota, Fla., rays the chief of poilco lms received n tvh'gr.un front Mobile ndtCfylOfi him of the nrivtct of n white man uunteil Joint Bobbins, who Is dlarged with unremirtlng to otti young lady named 'Mins Ilit: Tho Inrgott and t*est Win ter Wlinnt Flour Mill Plant tu tbo world. UNDINE. Gruahed jVHddllpgs Flour* Tho only Flour of It* kind, nnd tho best auyktml. It la nmilo by a secret pro- ceeakuowutobuttwopersons. I 1100,V0() lew been OSbred for thn Knowledge Ask your grocer If his Hour Is mixed with corn flour. Such flours are Inju rious to health. Wo have no corn meal attachment. UNDINK crushed mid dlings Hour Is pure and wholesome and la made from selected wheat. IT WATEB OROUND. ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR moke, taken at one cent a WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 15 CT3. WANTED WANTE1—Those who desire Mg liar K.Vl.l In clcthlng, hats and genu' Zur- Mthli.g good* to call at Reudago. J. Cobb, assignee. WANTED—You to »*e the 1894 Densmore model typewriter an exhibition at F. It. Fomvroy'a J. E. Mluter, ule- phone U5. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Nice cottages, 21S and New street, near Mulberry. Also mg and ll» College street, near Bound!- ry. Apply to A V. Tools, SK Cotton avenue. Ths_ Board man dwelling, 557 rail street. Immediate possession. Apply at Macon Savings Bai^c. FOR RENT- 5-room house 4M College street. 555. 7-room house IIS Walnut street. 515.M. 7-room house »1T Walnut street, glltg, 5-room house SB Orange street. 51A 5-room house lit Forsyth street, gas. *-room house. 120 Park place, 52D, 5-room house 55* New street, Wt *room house 107 Georgia avenue? _ Frank M. OUver. ili Second street. 0I1R GREAT PATTEBH OFFER 1 Cut Paper KutUrua Per Kr.ry L,,. Reader of Til# Telegraph. -Jf/L i 1 ? ve ma4 «' arrangements by which wo are offering to the readers the Telegraph the Detnoreat Cut Paper Patterns, which are worth from 20 th r,i cents each, thus making every copy ot the paper worth from 10 to 10 cent. Cut out the coupon below and moll ais coring to dlyeettona bn it and you win receive by mall the pattern In tho elz. chosen. “* FOR RENT—Thre* desirable rooms, with an modern covenlences, over store of W. E. Iltll & Co., on Second street. Suitable for physician or den tist. For further Information apply at Willingham's Warehouse. FOR RENT—Tho elegant two-story brick reatdence. 656 Orange street, containing nine rooms and three bath rooms and all modern conveniences. The house has recently been com pletely overhauled. Accessible to all street car lines. For further particu lars apply It. S. Collins & Co. FOR RENT—Nice seven-room dwell ing for 516 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 locality on the Hill. No children In the house. Ad dress “J. H„" care Telegraph. FOR SALE. JERSEY BULL, three years old-a beauty. Price. 525. at my Bibb farm. H. J. Lamar. FOR SALE CHEAP—A new Reming ton typewriter, used only one m'outh. For price apply to B, care Telegraph. FOR BALE—Ten ahares Exchange Bank stock and three shares Union Savings stock. Apply 717 First street. FOR SALE—Old papers, for wrapping purposes, etc.. 25 cents per hundred. Telegraph office. FOR SALE—Handsome saddle and har ness horse; cost 5225; close rockaway carriage, used very little, cost 5325; will sell both very cheap. W. G. Sol omon. MISCELLANEOl IU3. BOARD at Chapman a English Kitchen, the only ladles’ restaurant In Macon. Fare the finest. * BUY your parrot seed, canary seed and mocking bird food at 414 Second street Daniel Drug and Seed Company. FOUND—Set of harness, lap robe, oil cloth and other articles. Owner can have by proving property and paying for this notice. Apply, J. W. ElUs, South Macon. • THE PUBLIC la warned against buyltw a note made by T. J. Bell 4 Son on April 19, due July 18, 1894, amount, 515. Indorsed by T. J. Wave and Phil M. Berg, agents. Any Information will lie thankfully received by Phil M. Berg, ill Mulberry. _ WILL the lady 'who got off at Macon from Atlanta Saturday night, lith. kindly express the sample case )taken by mistake from train) to F. E. Block Company, Atlanta. Ga. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells It. ALL prescriptions' carried to the Daniel Drug und Seed Company will be ac curately filled. CHEAPEST PLACE In tho city to get your pictures framed. Mignath'a Por trait House, 125 Cotton avenue. GROCERIES—We wilt sell you more goods for the money than any other house, try us. John C. Holmes & Co. NEW HOTEL-MIUcdsevllle; on dummy line; |3 per uay. Drummers' home. Mrs. Mary D. Lane, proprietor. DON'T forget to call at ill Second street for fresh seeds of all kinds. Daniel Drug and Seed Company. CRACKERS. Extra Toast, Royal Milk, and a line of Holmes & Coutta' sweet cakes always in stock at R. C. Keen's. I 8ELL Royal MUk crackers like those left at your house at 19 cents pound. W. O. Middle-brooks. 10 CENTS per pound for Holmes ft Coutta' Extra Toast or Royal Milk crackers. E. S. Smith ft Cro. OUR friends all say that our soda water and gems are like our fountain—the finest In the city. Daniel Drug and Seed Company. WINTER TOUR—ITALY, EGYPT, Palestine. MISS ANNE SI LAW'S small select party for LADIES Octo- ber 1: twelfth year, twcniy-thlrd.par ty. 'References in Macon. Address for circulars, care ot City Bank, Rich mond. Va. Prepares for Govern ment Academies. 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This la a vefy popular style of skirt cut with five gored breadths and t bias oeam in the back. Any of tin popular cotton or woolen materhila cat be used for this skirt, and when fin ished with rows of stitching it can In selected to complete any ot the tailor, made costumes. A special Illustration and fuil dlreo tlons about the pattern will be fount on the envelopo In which lit is en closed. If you visited the JMr 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. SWAP SHOTS OP TI1B World’s Fair rarOa »m*»s *| wig ram OKlut S tua NAME OP PATTERN: Send thii coupon and JO centt to tht j Macon Telegraph and yon can get any one of Patterns puUUhoL A'olic# number and name of Pattern, and writs plainly w* forgetting to stale sin. Ovioss 10c. for each pattern datrel \ K. address.. W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE ho sauEAtaitb. *5. CORDOVAN, FRENCHAENAMcULDGALT %5.‘3.anNE&V&KiOTI 3 3.iP P0UCE.3 Sous. ♦2.+1.TS BoYS'SCHOOSHiES. *“ .SEND FOR CATALOGUE . W'L.*DOUGLAS< , BROCKTON, MASS. You can lave money by pnrcbaaln* W* I* _ Domains Bboe«» . .-**#*ol Docauae. xrc arc the largest manufacturer!^ advertise! slioca in the world, and f®*T a ®*£f the value by stamping the name and tice ** the bottom, whicn protect* you **•*"** 5 A* price* and the middleman’* profit*. Oaf ***** equal custom work in style, «*ay fil” 0 * wearing qualities. We have them where at lower prices for the valno fiven t any other make. Take no *ub«Utute. « y® dealer cannot supply yon, we can. SotY ROCHESTER SHOE CO. 513 CHERRY STREET^ FITSCU1 (Prvm U. 8. Journal ef ^ IYof.W. II. Peeke.who make* a specialty of hi* Without donbttreated and cored moree*** uj-.® myBffucPhyaWan; have heanlofciv^rf 50 rears’standinycn red lie pubtmhe** valuable work on tbi* ■ends with a brye bouk of hi* absolote enr--. tr - w aay soffrrer who may send their P.O. and * dresa. Wa idtiwanyone uiahing * can l? - !*»£. W. Q, P£BKE, Y.D.,4CedarSfc.