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THE MAOOH TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1894
A DAY'S DOINGS IN
GEORGIA TOWNS
A Batch of Nawty Items Furnished by
ths Hustling Corrcipondonti
of the Telegraph.
MAJ. BACON'S FINANCIAL VIEWS
A Group of Prominent Mon Dlocuou IIU
Vllttooo for Clio fnll.il Bfatoo Hen-
atoroltlp—Hlo Hold f pan Uia
Poopli (tolling stronger.
i --of i, >v -. I.—(dpeclaL)—A. group
pf prominent Monroe county gentlemen
were gathered thle morning it the
Hooka house dlscueelng the lenatorshlp.
The sentiment of tho group wne for
Mnl. A. O. Bacon. They baaed their
praference on the ground of Me com
plete fltneae for the position, his ability
to meet all phesea of debate, whether
of n legal nature pertaining to home and
foreign matters, or the Intricate quite
tlona and problems which come before
the senate. None but a thorough, well
equipped lawyer Is fully competent .0
eneet the acquirement of o United States
Senator. The peoph recognize now wbat
tho-letter which Mai. Baoon wrote fif
teen yeans ago meant He foresaw then
the evjlp which would follow demoneti
zation lit ellver, be predicted tho con-'
traction of the currency ami tho depres
sion of values which would spread over
the country like n scourge. And to pre
vent this acourge, prevent this depres
sion Of business anil decrease of all
Values, ho urged In his letter that our
congressmen move St once for repeal
of the 10 per cent, tax on Hate banks,
so that wu would have a dual currency
—a local currency for hbme purposes
and a national currency for interstate
nnd national purposes. He wanted the
move begun fifteen years ago. so na to
ugltatir llie mutter and get the Went
and North worked up to the Importance
of It. ilut he was lit teen /ears ahead
of Ills pnrty and Ilia advice was nut
taken until 1M. Western and Nortn-
ern speeches show that the repeal >t .he
stale bank tax was not discussed as an
Issue In 1093, nnd those congressmen
prefered to relegate the question to the
hustings. Hail MaJ. Bacon's plan been
adopted long before this we would nive
had repeal of the tax and enjoying the
benefits of a dual currency, ami the
present depression and stagnation oould
nbt have happened. It la considered
n feather In Major Bacon's cap that hla
UrmncUl Vision was such as to forecast
the evils which would follow demoneti
zation nnd to suggest n remedy which
fifteen years afterward was Insisted on
by the whole South and put In the na
tional platform at Chicago as tho rem
edy of remedies for the Ills which In
flict tho country. J. C.
C'AMPBELL-WtNPBOR.
A Happy Marrlnge Consummated iu
Mcllnc Tucsdny.
Mollae. Aug. 1.—(Special.)—Ono of
the happiest marriage* of tho sensou
was cummin milled at tho Methodist
church nt U o'clock this morning, tho
high contracting parties being Mr.
Louis I,. Campbell mid Miss Vena V.
Windsor.
Tho ceremony was Impressively per
formed liy Hov. Krnstua Wlloox. Mrs.
It. V. Haynes presided at tho organ,
rendering llio wedding inarch In gentlo
nnd Inspiring stmlns. Immediately af
ter Hie ceremony tho bride and groom
repaired to llio home of the bride's par
ents, where a sumptuous dinner was
enjoyed, after which llie linppy eouplo
left mi tlio 1:17 p. m. train for Atlanta
ninl points further North on u tour of
two weeks.
The lirido was beautifully attired hr
n lovely gray, trimmed In hello!ropo
salhi and erenin laco.
Mr. Campbell Is a popular traveling
salesman for Miwim. St. Ferst'a Hons
Oo. of Savannah, On., mid also a mem
ber of llie prosperous Arm of 11, W,
Campbell ft Oo. of tills place, nnd noted
for Ills sterling honesty ami nobility of
nature.
Miss Whidscr la tho daughter of Pro
fessor nml Mrs. T. P. Windsor, nnd Is
ono of Meltnc'a loveliest nml most lov-
nhlo yoirug ladles, accomplished,, pps-
sensing many Chrlstlnn graces a fid uni
versally beloved. They will make this
their future homo.
COFFEE OOUNTY CRIMES.
, WALL TRUNKS.
New line just opened
far superior to the old-
style tops which neces
sitates a pulling out
from thq wall Dofore
the trunk can be opened.
Julian's for Trunks.
_ . «|
And may cause the opposing J
mongols to cease their weaving^£&
macliines for many months. How-
ever, Julian's Silks won't advance
in price. Oh, no, cbe prices are
going down instead of up.
$1.50 Jap. and China Silks, $1.00
$1.00 Jap. and China Silks, 75
65 Jap. and China Silks, .31
New Ribbon Beltings.
New Buckles.
New Pans.
New Hosiery.
New Gloves.
New Ribbons.
New Umbrellas.
New Parasols.
At Juhan’s.
JUHAN’S,606 CHERRY
Several Murders Committed Among tho
Colored Populattou—Personal Men-
, tlou.
Douglas, Aug. 1.—(Special.)—In the
Democratic primary for Coffee county
tat Saturday, Uie US 111, lino. John Fun
nel 1 received JUU voles. With WHIaroo-
dice aud Wooten precincts yet to hour
from. The turnout was small, ns Mr.
FussoU had uo opposition.
On Um 2Sth two suspicious, well
untied negroes passed through Douglas
near dark, going toward A Wiley mnl
Lowla' still. which subsisiueiitly proved
tlielr objective point, ns they lay
urouml there ttli about midnight nnd
culled ,me of the employes to llie door
nml shot him deoil. They cams hack
through Douglas, theuco Iwek to Hcs-
some*, where they worked. Deputy
Woodcock and it colored dsteeUre,
Frank Kraus, wont In pursuit, nml are
sallsttod tho negroes were there, but
that they were kept out of the way
from Hie fact that they told tlielr
woodsman what they liml done, nml
that Uielr employer expressed himself
ns under no obligations to assist ihu
CURES OTHERS
To bulki up both m'lkl lk»b aud utrawth
After grip, piwumoula. fevent ami mW
prostrating dliNUM, tmro U nothing to
oquol 1 >r. PI*it*Ai ttaaQ Medical Dbeoiory.
PRQSTRITIOI FDILQWIR8 GRIP.
MM ftNMR Oarrbtt,
King (k«w C. if.. l'a,
writs: **i w*u itfm
Triih grip which finally
NRUM tO ptHMimOlllA.
war pn%tmt(xl for three,
mouth*. lltdAtCVTtfcM
COUgfi KUll A MW!*OWtCtf
it very m«k. Wm but
Iflliwr Into "ouWi coo-
■ftioA* TV iloctor
mtvr tarn tnr4tdom nil
the time. Ifn'wvitkrr.
Ilt» adtiord cud It\ • r on
rmuUh>n. I took two
t-fttlr* of It without ony
“vssSts
ortlcentdn effecting their arrest. Tho
matter at present seems settled, and
those whimu duty It Is uro living severe
ly criticised for their seeming Innctlv-
Ity to bringing these rcd-bamled niur-
ilurcra to Justice.
The mall brought news Hatnrdny
night that Archlo McLeod, well known
through this section us n vigilant mem
ber of Ornmian's detective agency, wus
killed above here on Friday night while
endeavoring to make an arrest. No
particulars.
The oltleers were sent for yesterday
morning to go to Howell’s still to nr-
rest n negro for the murder of nnother.
Deputy Woodcock, with bloodhounds,
left for tho sceno of tho murder nt
once, but up to tills writing, (I o'clock
p. m., we have had no news of him.
Miss Mlnnlo Lott, tbo beautiful anil
gifted daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
M. Lott, Sr.. Is lying critically ill with
typhoid fever.
Sirs. S. A. Ethridge, who him many
friends nnd relatives In eastern cen
tral Oeorgln. Is very low, In tho Inst
stngcs of consumption.
Dally ruins continue nnd Sen Island
cotton, which onee hid so fair for a
bountiful yield, will bo cut off 50 per
cent. It Is Impossible to properly save
fodder.
Revs. Patrick nnd Meeks are lioldlng
n series of revival meetings nt the Bap
tist church here. Three nceesslons
within two days.
BUTLER'S BRICK BUILDINGS.
Tho Town Is Breaking Dirt For the
Erection of Now Stores.
Butler, Aug. l.-(Spec!tU.)-Tho spell
which has bound Buticr to tho days be
fore tho war Is nt last broken. Mr. J.
W. MoCrary, ono of our llvest aud most
cnergetlo merchants, mindful of the In
terests of our little city, comes to the
front by beginning the erection of three
brick stores. The picks of excavations
make welcome music that breaks the
past monotony. Wo feel stimulated to
think Unit It Is but tho beginning of n
Berios of Improvements yet to follow,
when Butler will vio with any of tier
neighboring cities In having n substan
tial business square. It has long been
needed and wo ore pleased to note It.
Tho attack on MaJ. Bacon Ivy the
Kntimtou Messenger has lieen severely
condemned by many of our lending clt-
|y.miH. They think It unjust nml are
much surprised that nny uuo could with
honesty of conscience condemn the rec
ord of MoJ. Bacon. To sav Uint he has
honesty of purposo unit that ho 1ms ul-
Ways boon n true, staunch Democrat,
working for tho Interests of the people
nt Inrge, only bespenks n simple truth
for this peerless stntoaunn. Whole-
Koutcd, brainy, a born genius, he would
nmko the people of Georgln tho most
brilliant senator that lias graced the
senate up to the present time.
We regret to chronicle the serious
Illness of -Mrs. It. Munfort. wlfo of one
of our mo«t estimable citizens., Khe Is
not expected to llvo through the dav.
Much sympathy Is extended to Uie
sorrowing family.
VOIUT VALLEY BOYS WIN.
»°rt V««y. Aug. 1.—(Special.)—
bort Valley detailed (Mllledgeville
again this afternoon In a flax game of
boll. Fort Valley had la the t*x Frank
Withoft, the phenomenal pitcher, with
Hud Evans to catch him, and Mli-
ledgevllle had Chick Morris, her brag
Pitcher, MUi Frank Harris behind the
bat. Tho game, Which was witnessed
by on immense crowd, was a Jewel,
rhe score being 6 to l in favor of the
bom* team. 'Mllledgeville made two
liila and three errors, while Fort Val
ley made live Mia, two of them being
doubles, sad four errors. Withoft
struck ost tune men and gave no buses
on balls, while 'Harris struck out nine
men, gave three bases on ball* and hit
kwo mes. The support given both pitch
ers was splendid. The MUledgevlll*
club is a. strong on*, and by their gen-
ttsmanty conduct, both off and on the
Heel, have made many frlt-hcfti. Not a
kick bus been mod* In outer glune.
The two ttunu play again tomorrow.
Our beys hope to make tt three
straights, while (he visitors say they
will have one eome of the aeries.
MR. ROSSER'S EXPLANATION.
Uatonton, Aug. 1.—(Special.)—I wish
to uso your columns tor the purpose
of explaining two article* whelh ap
peared in your paper of Uie list in
stant. One. • special from Fort Vslley,
stales that the Mllledgeville ball leant
mas defeated by Fort Valley In Fort
Valley on the 30th instant, and below
tins special you will tin ! an article
from me stating that Katunton defeat
ed iMtlleMgevlHe In a game In Mlllfdge-
ville on the same day. Now, tt is Im
possible tor one club to be 4n two pieces
ut the turns time. The Mllledgeville
manager. Mr. Skinner, has reorganised
tils team, allowing three members ot
his old team to quit, signing tn their
places five crack plovers from Au
gusta. The 'MlltedgevIHe club Is now
stronger than ever with the new men,
and your cofreepoodent will venture
to say this under the nmiwgcment of
the genial Mr. Sktnner they will pkiy
8. Alt Rosser.
Mas. OjuutrTT. I wnsevos. wl jmi
WHY NOT VOU ?
go.si 'lull.
ORU8I1ED IN A SAW .MILL
ehnttauo.q.n, Aug. l.-George Magtit-
dor. a youns tuna employed at Blair's
sav mill, uirt w.lti a borrlbte mx-tdeut
last etcount, which will cost him bis
'life. He was towing so>uc logs, when
one of them fell on hint, tklUl.v man
gling the body. He Is still alive nod
la buffering lutense agony.
KILLED niS HALF SISTER.
with a shotgun, when It was accident-
tom completely off.
prove fatal.
GOOD FOR THE 8. A. M. ROAD.
Americas, Aug. 1.—(Special.)—Thi
dent. It will ba prepared to repeat
such services nt regular intervals dur
ing the harvest season.
nnd bent, win'
tsr Wbssl
Floor Mill
Plant In tho
world.
UNDINE.
Gfumhed jntddlipga Flour*
“ oonlrriowrof itsklnd, and the beat o!
nny kind. Itit made by a secret pro-
couknowntobuttwoporsons. t
gioo ooov-.v..- WsnwMgh
Ask your grocer If his flour Is mixed
■with corn flour. Such flours are Inju
rious to health. We have no com meal
attachment. UNDINE crushed mid
dlings ftbur Is pure and wholesome and
Is made from selected wheat. ‘
WATER GROUND.<
GENT A WORD
ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS
HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR
MORE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A
WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD.
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 15 CT&
WANTED.
Snesa, . j Telegraph.
Third street.
over 25 years of age, as music teach*
Institute, Greenville, Ga.
"" ", wvswmm ...sea um ft'Uiln Mil’
ntshfi.g »uod» to call at Redd ng a. J.
J. Crhb. assignee.
a iou xoeee
model typewriter on exhibition at F.
R. Pomeroy's. J. E. Mlnter. tele*
phone 2SX t
TRADE WINNERS.
25 nml 35c French and Scotch Ginghams at 15c Jo plose.
Best dress Ginghams, 12 1-2 and 15c quality at 7c.
25 pieces solid and fancy Silks weJJ worth 50c at 25c to close.
100 remnants choice Woolens suitable for skirts and children’s
at twenty-five cents on the dollar.
20 pieces 38-inch all wool mixed Cheviots worth 60c, reduced
to 34c to close.
38-inch all wool French Serges, 60 and 60c quality reduced
to 44c to close.
52-inch all wool Navy Serges, worth $1.25, now G9c.
Figured French Organdies, former price 40c, reduced to 26c.
White Orgntjdies, 2 yards wide, 40 to 60c.
Fine Baiiste, Creponettes, Sateens, Lawns, etc. on the bargain
counter at 7c a yard.
Bleached and unbleached 60 and 75c Table Damask at
49c to close.
Silk Gloria $1.25 Umbrellas at 99c each.
Mosquito Nets ready to hang $1.30 to $4.00.
Don’t buy a Trunk before seeing our styles and getting our
prices. See our new Percales.
|Pamtry,
U. T. U. Conner.
tare apply 15. S. Collins ft Co.
FOR KENT—Three ileslrabla f
with alt modern coveniences.
liore of W. E. Hilt ft Co., on S.
street. Suitable for physician or
tut. For further* Information i
at Winiitcham’a Warehouse.
Ingham, et Bayne ft Willingham's.
**•■» ftuxci. luiiucuifttc pvon.'Mion
Apply at Macon Savings Bank.
TOR RENT-A comfortable. Yunushet
front room In sptcndM locality on thi
lim. No chlMreo In the house. Ad
dress ''J. ft,” care Telegraph.
OBR GREAT PATTERS OFFER!
Cat Paper Patlorn* Fop Krtry | iad
Hoaxer of Tl»® T«l®|(rapU. 1
We have made arrangernenta
which we are offering to the readers of
the Telegraph the Demorest Cut Pan#*
Patterns, which are worth from 20 n> rl
cents each, thus making every copy
the paper worth from 10 to 49 cent?
Cut out the coupon below and mail *t»*
cordng to directions on it and you
receive by mall the pattern in the «i*.
chosen. 40
Burden, Smith.. & Co.
FOR MALB.
FOR 8ALE—Fine Jersey heifer' for aale;
second catf. Will sill cheap. 603 First
street, corner of Plum.
MEDICAL NEWS rrHSL—Clinton, Ga.:
I desire to say to the public, and espe
cially the cltlxena of Jones county, that
1 have fully recovered from my recent
Illness, am fully restored to my former
health, and so far am again ready to
serve them with promptness and my
-best ability as I have for the psst
quarter of & century. Respectfully, B.
C. Parsley. M. D.
BIBB'S MODEL FARM FOR SALE.—
I offer the place of Mr. James Holmes
In Rutland district. Bibb county, for
sale. The farm la ten miles from Mu-
con. at Avondale i station, lying on
both aides Georgia Southern and Flor
ida railroad, contains about 410 acres
In oak, pine and hickory; balance rich
mulato .land, perfectly level and In
high state of cultivation. Good springs
and pastures, good six-room dwelling,
seven tenement houses, gin houses
and all needed outhouses, three public
school,. In line, healthy section. Will
also sell mules, cows, corn, Ibdder and
the most complete farming outfit In
the county. Price reasonable. John
F. Toole. Macon. Ga.
FOR SALE—Old papers, for wrapping
purposes, etc.. 25 cent* per hundred.
Telegraph office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CODFISH, oatmeal and Leggett's oat
flakes at R..C. Keen's.
WINTER TOUR—ITALY. EGYPT,
Palestine. MIS3 ANNE SHAW'S _
small select party for LADIES Ooto- 1
ber 1; twelfth year; twenty-third par
ty. References tn Macon. Address for
circular*, cams of CRy Bank, Rich
mond. Va.
CHOICE Western beef and the beat ot
everything else in the meat line. Geor
gia Packing Company-
LOST—Between Dr. Glbsbn'a office and
Dannenberg’s store, lady's small gold
wateb. Carved so as to resemble i
shell; small chain attached, with ball
on end ot chain. Finder will be liber-
olJy rewarded by returning to Macon
fruit and Produce Company.
EXTRA large fat bloater mackerel at
R. C. Keen’s. 61» Cherry street.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Your grocsr oetls It
MACON, Ga.. Aug. 1.—I take this meth
od of denying ths rumor that I am
about to retire from the race for coro
ner nnd wish to say that I most as-
euredly will etick lb the race to a
finish and when tho votes in the nom
ination out count me then l retire and
will support the nominee in tho elec-
tlon. To the candidates that have re
tired and their friends 'I respectfully
solicit your support. Ver/ truly yours,
T. E. Toole.
LOST—A pbeket case of surgical Instru
ments. fitted In a chamois skin case.
Bring to Telegraph office and jet Te
am ra.
TO CONTRACTORS—I will make addi
tions *to my house bn Cleveland ave
nue; plane nit house. Will place con
tract Aral ot next week. Bids wanted
by Sunday next. Will pay cash. J.
E. Schofield.
WHEN your wife leaves home board at
Chapman's English Kitchen; neat, clean i
and cooL J
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
give, nttsfsotlon. Retail. 20c. lb.
CORNED BEEF, spiced roll, chipped
beef. hams, breakfast baoon. lard, eta
Georgia Packing Company.
CREAM cheeee. cucumber and aour
mixed pickles In bulk at It. C. Keen's.
TURPIN'S BAKINO POWDER la thq
best mad*. Have to* tried U!
CRACKERS* Extra Toast, Royal Milk,
and a line ot Holmes tt Coutts* sweet
cakes always in stock at R. C, Keen's*
TRY our bacou shavings. Georgia
Packing Company.
I SELL Royal ^MUk crackers like those
left at your house st ie cent* pound.
W. Q. Mlddlebrooks.
10 CENTS per pound for Holmes & Coutts*
Extra Toast or Royal Milk crackers.
B. a Smith A Bro. t
AT COST—Clothing; Hats, Underwear.
J. J. Cobb* Assignee of W. A. Redding.
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—The ap-
prjSsers appointed to set aside u twelve
months support out of the estate of E.
N. Atmocd. deceased, to Mrs. Mattie CL
Atwood and her three minor children,
have flled their return In this office. Par-
ties concerned will die objections. If tbe
can. on or before the first Monday In
September. MM, why said return should
not be made the judgNMnont of this court.
C. M. WILEY, Ordinary.
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-Rohert
FUulkner, adminstrltor or tbe estate of
Mm Nathan Faulkner, late of sold coun
ty. deceased, having appllM to me for
leave to «U ten shares of the stock of
Merchants end Mechanics Bunding and
Loan AsnJCIeUon. ot Macon, On.; thi. is
to notify all parties concerned to lUe ob
jections on or before the first Monday
, in September, ISM. •
1 CM. WILEY. Onttnery.
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-The apprais
ers appointed to act aside a twelve month*
support out of the estate of John C. Petty,
deceased, to Mrs. raUIe J. CUncey. form
erly Mrs galke J. Petty, having nude
their return to this offices *B parties con
cerned will file objection* If any they
have, on or before tbe first Monday In
September. ISM. why said return should
not be made tbe Judgement ot this court.
C. M. WILEY. Ordinary.
C MAGNIFICENT
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OF THE . .
READERS
If you visited the Fair
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STATE —
YOUNG GIRL’S TAILOR GOWK.
G0S—Northcoto Blazer—Sizes for It
and 10 Years.
A pretty and stylish tailor gown is
as necessary to complete a young gal's
wardrobe as It Is for ladies. This is a
useful and becoming stylo of blazer,
which when worn with auy style "f
plain skirt completes the popular stylo
of tailor gown. This convenient gar
ment mokes it cosy to vary The warmth
by using shirt waltsts, blouses or waist-
ooats of different weights, 10 suit all
temperatures. It Is lltted with tbo
usual scums aud has sufficient fullness
In the back. Tho fullness of tho bluusa
front is shirred becomingly in tho
form of a shallow yoke below tbe slock
collar. Cheviots, uvecds nnd sirgej
are the popular materials for lliesi
gowns, nnd for summer those made el
cotton or linen duck, canvas or gala
tea cloth are both stylish aud cool.
A special Illustration- and full direc
tions about the pattern will be foul'd,
on tbo envelope in which It Is enclosed.
«8—TADGLSViKD SKIRT.
Sizes for Twelve, Fourteen and Six
teen Years.
This Is a vefy popular atyle of skirl,
cut with live gored breadths and a
bias scum In the back. Any of the
popular cotton or wook'n materials can
be used for (his skirt, and when fin
ished with rows of stitching tt can lx
selected to complete any of the tailor.
made costumes.
A special Illustration and full dltec-
tlona about tbe pattern will be found
on the envelope In which tt Is en
closed.
Send tMs coupon and 10 emit Id On
Macon IVcarantt and yon can get any one
of Pattern* published. Xoticl numbtr'.mi
name of l’attcrn. and mitt plainly wi
forgetting to itatt lit*. . . .
Enclose lOc.for each pattern desorb
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