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THE MACON'TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 28, 1804. In a pair of our $5.00 Pants— The price is inferior, Put the quality superior— 8o with your money advance. 40 CENTS Gets the Boy a pair of our legular 75-cent kind. The Suits we have marked down to , $7.00 and S8.00 J. H. o7-l, 570 Cherry St. i\ A. K RATI KG, petJL"#«p» t Mir.itrAKF.H ash r.ftit/il.MKti. & I * Mulberry M. - IUnroit, Un* T* l( a l>linu<*«*—OilU-e. 4C»7j 4 AH NGfilCE. XarrUtiWi*. birth*. deaths, funeral* anti jneetlDS* Ittnrted In thin column at $1 "or ten lines ami 10 cents per lino for *acta added Una ‘ A responsible name must accompany the advertisement as a i.uarantoe of cood faith. l. McManus co GENERAL )1 Cay Telephone - 233 Wight Telephone - 232 Undertaking Establishment Next to Hotel Lanier. Day Telephone.......... 436 Night Telephones.... 435, 178 1DLE-H0URST0CK FARM Registered TROTTINO HORSES. high grado JERSEY AND AYRSHIRE CAT- TLE. red and black BERKSHIRE Pias. STALLION AT HEAD. OF FARM. BARON STAMBOUL, No. 21.413. 2 years old. by STAMBOUL, 2.-07I4; dam by Baroa Wilkes. 2:1814. M’ELROY, No. 16,937, 3 years old, by M'EWEN, 2:1 Eli: dam by Cuyler. For any Information apply to R, H. PLANT, MACON, CA. FORSALE THE HANDSOME 2-STORY B COL. B. W. WRENN WASINDEMAND WITH BASEMENT, No.636 ORANGE ST. f ~ Contains nine rooms, with three bath rooms; hot and cold water. All modern conveniences. The house has been re cently papered and overhauled from top to bottom, and la In strictly flrat-clasa condition, it has a largo frontage on Orange street and Rose Park, and only half block from Indian Springs car line. It is located on the Hill, In as good neigh borhood as Macon affords. It Is undoubt edly the prettiest and moat desirable place now on the market. For sale low and on easy terms. For further informa tion caU on After Leaving the East Tennessee He Will Take Charge of the Mem phis and Charleston, SOUTHERN SYSTEM MANAGERS \ Llitorncn Who Will lluve Charge* of the VarloiH Jurisdictions of the New Combination—Mrs. fllclcru In Jail* TODAY 11. uni s ct. General Real Estate Agents. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM K-surfU# tb* hair. Fill* to ll'uton SU M1?TIV E Cwlfi(f,w!sMio! I'siO.TlkC in tin*. >; cl* CLAY’S COFFIN STORE L1BKAUT hUlLDLNU. Uearae $4; carriages $2.76. Selepfceoik Ob Atlanta. July 27.—(Special.)—Col. B. W. Wrenn will undertake the active mrui a cement of the Memphis and Charleston road as general manager, after August 1, when he retire* from the position of general passenger agent of the East Tennessee, which he has so a’Wy filled for ten years past. Col.-Wrenn’s retirement was the sub ject of much c’onrment In railroad cir cles. He claimed Atlanta as Ills home and was a member of Governor North- en’a staff. It is generally accepted that ho re- s'.gncd because the policy of the South ern was to reduce his position fo that of assistant general passenger agent. Col. Wrenn is one of the men who do not go backward, and of course resigned rather than bot'amo assistant general passenger agent of the,Southern. The Memphis and Charleston, to which he will devote his energies now. Is still In the hands of Receiver Fink. It will finally be absorbed by the South ern. but until that time Col. Wrenn will have charge of it ns general mamgo**. President Spencer’s ofllcial clrculir announcing the Change* was received here today. It is follows: TMie following officers have Juriodio- tlon over the entire system: A. B. An drews, second vice president; Francis Lynde Oteioon, general counsel; Sol Haas, assistant to the president; John M. Culp, truffle manager; W. A. Turk, genernl pcesenger agent; George S. Hobbs,-auditor; Harry C. Ansley, acting treasurer; Joseph Mlnetree, purchasing agent. The circular states that "tho linos of the Southern Railway Company will, on and after this date, be operated In tv>b systems, as follows: “Emitern system camprlslnj lines named In executive order No. 1, togeth er with those of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad and the Columbia and Greenville rjiilroad. Western system, comprising tho lines of (lie EJast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railway and the Knoxville and Ohio railroad.” The following appointments are an nounced: W. H. Green, general manager eastern system; C. H. Hudson, general manager western system: James II. Drake, gen eral freight agent ©aeiern system; Ed win Fitzgerald, general freight agent of tho western system: William Hawn, as sistant auditor: J. N. Mitchell, assistant treasurer. B. W. Wrenn, general pausefcger agent of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Hallway Company, having de clined sendee with the Southern Rail way Company as assistant general pas senger agent, will be appointed later for tho western system. The genral managers and the purchas ing agent will Teport to the third vice president,. The general freight agents and the general passenger agent will re port to tho traffic manager. The assist ant auditor and the assistant treasurer will report respectively to the acting treasurer. All other ofllcera and agents will re port as heretofore unless otherwise in structed. Samuel Spencer, President. A PEDAGOGUE PUDUED. Atlanta, July 27. —(Special.)—'Detec- tivej Holcomb and Wooten broke up a thriving colored aiohool this morning by placing the 'teacher under arrem. Professyr Louie Thomas 4s a peda gogue of ootor, -who lives at 29 Air l<ine street and :tcaches a school In ithe same neighborhood. This morning while the professor was -teaching the young (Idea how to shoot he was visited by two detectives and placed under arrest. School wa3 dismissed and -the profes sor was escorted to police headquar ters. The professor Is charged wtth steal ing a coat. It 4s lleged ttoa’t he recently spent the night with a friend who. lives on W. A. Ozburn’s place, and Chat when ho arose next morning he carried away with him his friend’s coat. TO VOTE ON AMENDMENTS. Atlanta, July 27.—(Special.)—Gov ernor Nortben todlay issued his procla mation providing for ithe submission of the amendments to the constitution proposed by -the last legislature. There are three «of these amendments to be ratified. One provides for two additional supreme court justices, the second amends Che pension act so as to provide a pension to tall Confederate soldiers unable to provide for himself by reason of age, poverty or infirmity. As the law now M pensions are only allowed <o the wounded or those dis abled by wounds or sickness con tracted in the service. The Urtr amend ment provides for holding the eessione of the legislature on the fourth Wednesdays of July instead of the fourth Wednesday in October. TO HOLD'A GRAND RALLY. Atlanta, July 27.—(Speoial.)— 1 The suggestion that a big Democratic rally on cne night after the «uue conven tion is taking final, shape. Today Judge Allen Fort, chairman of the stale committee, sent out a number of let ters Inviting permanent Democrats from different parts of *the state to come to Atlanta on ’the 2d and take POM in the big jubilee. He telegraphed Speaker Crisp, asking him to come and make a speech. The speaker will come if possible. His reply to Judge Fort's message was <m follows: “Washington, D. C.. July 27.—Hon. Allen Fort, Atlanta, Ga.: Nothing but the most pressing duties here will pro ve n’t my compliance with your request. The oonditlon of business here do mantis my doily and hourly attention Charles F. Crisp. Black wool Nuns veiling 8 cents. Black Embroidered Mull 4 1-2 yards in piece, all for 60 cents. This goods is worth 50 cents the yard. Look nt the Gloria Umbrellas wo are selling for 58 cents. 250 dozen sample Handkerchiefs for ladies’ and gents’ at less than half price. All laces—cotton and linen, marked down to close. Gents’ colored half hose, full regular made 10 cents. Ladies’ fast black hose, full regular made 12 1-2 cents. Boys’ Knee Pants 15 cents. Boys’ Wool Knee Pants 25 cents, all sizes, 6 to 14 years. Men’s Straw Hats 50 cents. Boys’ Straw Hats 25 cents; ull late styles. Mosquito Bars at 25 cents. 'MRS HICKEN IN FULTON JAIL. Atlanta, July 2T.—(Special.)—Mr,. George Hicken, the female crook with many alla.es and a long list of swin dle, to bar account, was. brought to Atlanta and lodged In Fufcon county JaU this afternoon. Mrs. Hicken era* arrested In Marietta, a week ago. but the grand Jury of Cobb county failed to ftr.-l an InJIctment and she was de livered to the Atlanta officers upon warrant taken out by Bad* Neel & Co. C»>— ■»— !0«— P. P. P, PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT AND POTASSIUM Makes : Marvelous Cures : in Blood Poison : Rheumatism * and Scrofula • P. P. P. poriOcB the blood, builds up . the won!: *n«l debilitated, Rives strength to weakened nerves, expel* • dHenhon.glviiur t ho patient health nnd . hnpnlnesB vlicro elekhOM, gloomy feeling*nnd Inaaltodo first prevailed. • Vor primary,secondary and tertiary syphilis, for blood poisoning, morca- • rftit poison, lonlsrfn, dyspepsia, and in nil blood nnd akin diseusen, like blotches, plftplea, old chyonio olesra, tetter, scald head, bolls/ erysipelas, oczeuia-tro mar say, vrlthopt fear or contradiction,that P. P. P* I* tnoboafe blood purlOer in tho world,and makes positive, speedy and permanent ouros in all cases. Lndlon whoso syetoma aro poisoned and whoso blood la In cn liapuro condi tion. due to menstrual irrogularitlea, aro peculiarly benofttod by the won- ' derful tonlo nnd blood cleansing prop- . ortlenof P. P. P.-Prickly A«b,Poko Hoot nnd Potassium. Pimples, Blotches ^ and Old Sores 3 Catarrh. Malaria 3 and Kidney Troubles ES Are entirely removed hj IMM*# —Prickly Aah. Toko Root and Potaa- . alnm, tha grunt eat blood puriflor on mV earth. ■ Abbudxrw. O.. JnlJ 21, IMJc Ga.: dbas Hiaa—I bounbe abottloof --r ymr P. P. P. at Hot 8prlu(W,Ark..and — Ithaa done mo more Roodtbnn three months* treatment at the Hot Springs. •and throe hot Men O. O. D. Aberdeen, Brown County, O* Cepf. J. I>. Johuaton. To eU tthom it may roncemr I here* ' epTiiNonuto, aft..AVg. 14th, 1803. —loanspcnUlntho hlglirat terras of yourmedlclue from toy ownneraonol kncwl^dge. I was affected with heart dl«enae. ploarlsy and rhentnatlsi^ <ov 3f»y oara, was treated by the voryboat phyvlciana aim spent hundreda of dol« lnm, trlod every known remedy with out finding relief. I have only taken one bottle of your P. P. P.. »nd_caa cheerfully any It has dono mo more Rood than any thing I have over takon. X can recommend y«>*»r ntc^Hcino to all aufforors of the abovo dlaonsoa. MRS. M. M. YKARY. Bprlngfleld, Croon County, Mo. disagree—. —.— my face. I trl«S every known reme dy but In valn.nntll P. I*. P. was uaod, * Bud am now eutirely ourod. (uguou b,» j. d. •kin Cnnccr Cured. Tettimony/rom iht Mayor of Sequin;Tex, flKQUiM.Tsx., Jonuary 14,1803^ Messrs, wpman Bros., Bnvannnn, Oa. i Utktlemtn-l bavo tried yoor P. P. P. for a disease of tho skin, usually known aa akin enno^.of thirty years* standing.' and found great relieft it , iiurllli'fH'"'LI..: d >•: d rm-.v all lr- - rltuUon from tho aent of the dl7**«*o ■ ■ ■dgY and prevonta any spreading of the —g«|. aoren. I havo taken fiveor six bottles and feel confident that another course will effect a cure. It fma also relieved me from Indigestion and etomacb UOUWM. *0^1^ ,, Attorney at Law. book on Blood Disease? Bdnd free. — ALL nuuaaiBTB BELL IT. g LIPPMAN BROS. —« PROPRIETORS, Uppuaa’a Black,lhivannab,Gn REWARD FOR DAVE WOOD. Atlan'ta, July 27.— (Special.)—Gov ernor N-orbhen ofTered a reward of $200 for the capture of Dave Wood, wflio killed H. E. Thornton in Brunswick on July 21. ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Why uu mo many people we am around uw teem lo prefer to uuft'er uml bo iiiude iniaorublo by Indigestion, con- eilpation, dizzinfHa. loss of appetite, coming up ol' thu food, yellow akin, when tor 75 cents wo will sell them hli.l,»ir» Vitalize!*, guaranteed to cure them 7 Hold by Goodwyn A Small Drug Company, corner Cherry street and Cotton avenue. Or. Price's Cream Baking Powde** Most Perfect Made* DEATH OF 6. .L JAMES. BKon, Rouge, July 27.- MaJ. 8. L. James, lewec of the slate penitentiary, •nd one of the t>e*t known men In^the state,d led suddenly tod-ay at tab Am gola plint.v:Km, In West Feleclatia pjrirta, aged GO years. HlNK THINKS IN CtlOOSINQ DRINKS AND HIRES’ Rootbeer* WILL LINK YOUR THINKS. Dcliciougly Exhilarating, Spark ling, EfTervcacent. Wholesome os well. Purifies the blood, tick les the palate. Aak your store keeper for it. Get the Genuine. JUrvl 1 oeat rtttap fcf I*hUM pkUt* uMi THE FAIR WHITE FRONT, • Almost Opposite Post Ofllco. SQUARE ON THE WINDOW. Full line Stcol Enameled Ware Ju»t received. Bjr linvliii tbie ware you e.m k<’l> eie-rylUiiw nice. Fans. Holler*, I’ll' Flat,*, Tub*, Blop Ja:*. I’-mvls and Pitobon, Water l’uil» and Dipper*, CofTiv IVh* and Di*b Pans. Full line now Olawware. Tbe cclebrawil ClauM Carver* and Bread Knives am) Slurpenor*. Cood Kitcbcn Kulve* Sc. I.andiTs, t’rory U Clirl: Kmebcr Knives Be. IS. F. SMITH. i'ropruior. The American Encyclopedic Dictionary, Gives the Full Definition Of Every English Word. IT Is a Complete And Perfect * Modern Encyclopedia Is the Greatest Modern W ork of Reference These Speak as Those Having Authority..... PROF. M. J. ELROD, Chair of Dlology and Physics of the IlllnolD Wealoyan UnJvendty, «ay»: For atudeiitn and far t'hc mail of rho people Jt will be very useful, not fo mention Its low ooBt. Such a iihtni; la needed fn thousands of home*, utid your paper 4s to ha ponffratulated up on being able to furnish ft Co its read ers at such a trivial cost. M. J. Elrod. DR. W. H. WILDER. President of 'tho Illinois Wesleyan Dnfvewtty. says: The Amerloan En- oyctopaedlo Dictionary Ja a work of groat merit. Highest utltty has been sougtit 'by combining The dictionary tnd encyclopedic featurcu. The effort Is a success. W. H. Wilder. GEORGIA, DIBB COUNTY.—Where as, Robert W. Patterson did. on Feb ruary 1, 1880. execute and deliver to tho Scottish American Mortgage Com pany, Ifmtted his deed to the lands hereinafter described for tho purposo of securing a debt referred to In tho said deed, which deed la recorded In tho cferk's office of Bibb superior court. 'Notv, therefore, by virtue of tho power eo vested In tho undorslgned, which Is more accurately shown by reference to said deed, said company will sell at public outcry to the high est btddsr for cash, on the first Tues day In August next, during tho legal hours of sale, before tho court house door at Macon, the lands described In the aforesaid deed of R. W. Patter- eon, viz.: Ono farm lying In the Seventh dis trict of Bfbb county, Ga., bounded' north by lands of it, U. Patterson; east by funds of John Adkins, and pub lic road leading from Macon to Marlon; south by lands or John Ad kins nnd J. A. Nelson, and west 1 by Ocmulgco river. Bakl farm containing two hundred and ten acres, more or tees, The said deed above referred to was executed and delivered to secure tho payment of a certain promissory note for tho sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, and five Interest notes attached for 1187.CO each, all of said notes dated February 1, 1SS0, and the principal note bearing Interest at the rate of sovoa and one haff per cent, per an num, and obligating the said U. w. Patterson to pay ten per cent, on prin cipal and Interest for attorneys' fees, should said notes be placed lr* attor neys' hands for collection. Bald principal note is now past due by the terms thereof, and fe so de clared to be, for default in payment of interest coupons annexed thereto, due February I, 1802. February 1, 1893, and February 1. 1894. The lands abovo described wore re cently sold at sheriff's sate under ex ecution from the city court of Macon In favor of W. II. Whitehead and pur chased by the undersigned at threo hundred and fifteen dollars, which amount Is due to the undersigned. In addition to tho -principal, Interest and attorney’s foes aforesaid. The total amount which will be dje to the un- dmrigneil on the first Tuesday In Au gust next, exclusive of the expenses of this sale, -will be 13,775.49. THE HCOTrlSH AMERICAN MOnT- OAOE COMPANY. (Limited.) ANDERSON & ANDERSON. Attorneys. RECEIVER'S SALE. By virtue of a decree of tho United States circuit court for the western di vision of the southern district of Geor gia, rendered on the 25th day of June, 1894, In the case of tho Ring Refrigerat ing and Ice Machine Company vs. the Cordate ice Factory et al.. 1 will sell on 'the premises of the Cordele Ice Fac tory, ■ tha any of Cordate, Georgia, between the usual hour* of sale, on the lirat Tueeliy In August, 1891. the Ice plant ,if the Cordele Ice Factory, In cluding the lots of land, building, ma chinery and all appurtenances of the said Cordele Ice Factory. One-half the purchase price Is to be paid In cash. The other half with Inter est on the same at 7 per cent, per an num to be paid in ninety day* from date of ail- Possession to be given on payment of caeh Installment, and tltia to ba given on payment of note for deferred Installment. IT. 8. THOMPSON. . Deceiver. PROF. \V. A. IIEIDEL, Chair of Greek. 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