The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905, August 26, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text3 THE MACCLN TELEGRAPH: SUXDA Y .MORNING, AUGUST 2G, 1804. Iinjunction PRAYED FOR VJ. B» Jennings Wants the Board of Public Education Enjoined THE FOURTH STREET SCHOOL Ii the Clot* of (he Trouble and (he Complaint I* Blade That It li a Denominational School for c atholic Children. Rev. .W. B. Jennings, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, has, through Ills attorneys. Messrs. Anderson. Anderson, petitioned for an injunction enjoining the Board of Education from making an appropriation for the main tenance of Fourth street school. . The petition has not yee been de cided by Judge Jenkins, to whom It was sent, owing to his absence from home, but it Is expected that he will render a decision on Monday or Tues day. The public Is familiar with the causes leading up to the petition, as the Telegraph told some time ago of a petition signed by a number of minis ters at the o>ty and others asking the Board of Education to refuse to make further appropriations for the Fourth street school and giving as their rea eons for such request that the school Was a denomenattonal school and was conducted solely In the Interest of the Catholic church. The Board of Educa tion submitted a report on this petition tnvd 'tails report, which was made some time afterward, was unsatisfactory to tie. paarjjners, the board taking The ground fact the school was nat a de- aomlmitlcnat school. The public thought this disposed of the Question, end it will no doubt be somewhat of a surprise to learn than Mr. Jennings «i.ts appealed to the law. Further developments in the matter depon'd altogether on the aotion of Judge Jenkins In refusing pr granting the Injunction. WANTED—Two or more Turnlshi rooms. Address 769 Mulberry .tree MAN to distribute circular.; it pet l.t paid. Send 4 cents (lamps. Nation District Association. Chicago. WANTED—Tiiuse who desire g.i't.s in detains. hats sad c nUkii.g good! to call at lie. J. Oc 1 'll, assignee. WANTED-tou to see the 1s t . ian. model typewriter on exhibition at P R. Pomeroy's. J, E. Mlnter, phone 283. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—October 1, dwelling No. old Washington avenue; No. 251 Col lege street; No. Ml Georgia avenue. Apply to H. V. Washington. FOR RENT—Offices and gentlemen', eleeiplng rooms. Apply at Macon SaV' FOR RENT—October 1, eeven-rootn two-story residence, IK Park place. Insinuation 123 Park place. >C TO RENT—Tm’o rooms nt No. 65S First street. Apply on premises. FOR RENT—Seven-room house with kaidhen; alt coiweirlences. Oak street, near Second. 'Possession October 1. Apply to M. O'liara. FOR RENT—Four-room house on Co lumbus road, near fllercer. Barge garden, three-room house, stable, car riage houec. barn, flne lawn; October 1. C. A. Thstp. FOR RENT—A six-room house with modern Improvements, close in. Ap ply No. 204 Spring street. FOR RENT—The Grannie.! place. Oak streot, possession October 1. quire bn premises. FOR RENT—Several desirable dwel lings on College, Orange, Waahlngton avenue and Georgia avenue. My list is too long to publish. Call nt office and Inspect list. E. A. Horne, 454 Cherry street SCRAP IN THE FLAT. Messrs. Bob Reed and J. E. Clements Engage In a Uhco.-Ing .Match in East Slavon . ''The Flat" in East Macon was the eoene of a sensational shooting affray last night about 9:30 o'clock. In which a resident by the name of Bob Reed and a photographer named J. ,E. Clements were the prlneipias. ' It appears .that Clements had con- ,'meted w.Mn Reed to enlarge a photo- k, Nph and went to Heed’s house j 1 ! the v-f named last night to collect the A 1 dispute arose, and It Is safH. Clements drew his pistol and snapped It several times at Reed, Whereupon the latter not being armed ran Injo house fur his pistol. Returning he found the disgruntled photographer still In wafting, and level- jng Ms gun at Mm plugged arway'-dt the art Hi: four times. About this time Officer Lee Grace got on to the racket and came up In time to arrest the bel ligerents and conduct them to the bar racks. . .. SHILOH’S CONSUMPTION CURB. This’Is beyuufliquestion tlid’niostkuci' rv- ial • conga medicine ; we have ever bud. A few Ujscs invariably ctircs lie- worst cases of croup, cough and lioucliUia, while its wonuerful success II tue cure of consumption is without jrallel In the liisiury of medlcln". luce Its lirst discovery It has been sold i n guuranteo, a test which no other '.ediemo can stand. If yon have a Lugh, we earnestly ask you to try it. Irice 10 cents, 50 cents and Jl. if four lungs are sore, chest or back f lame, use Shiloh's Porous riaster. Isold by Goodivyn & Small Drug fampany, comer Cherry street and vllull avenue. TWO LARGE airy rooms, eastern ex- posare, comma ndlwg beautiful view, and Drat class board far gentleman and wife or two young men. 866 Mul berry street,on Indian Spring car line, three minutes' walk from the postotf- Oee. Rates reasonable. Miss J. E. Benton. FOR RENT—October 1.. the two-story residence fronting Tattnall square, oorner OglcsJiorpe and Tattnall Streets. Apply Daly's Exchange, Col lege street. TO RENT—From October, my house on Higm street. Has ten rooms and two In hack yard; gas and water fixtures, etc. Will rent it all or only lower story. No. 147. Apply to Holmes Johnson, ait coal yard, or to J. w. Hinton, Lamar street, Vlnevllle. FOR RENT—STore recently occupied by Wood & Bond, threo stories and. base ment, 35x175 feet Best business loca tion on Cherry street. Apply to W. G. Solomon. FOR 'RENT—Three desirable rooms, witji all modern covenlences. over store' of, W. E. Hill & Co., on Second street. Suitable for physician or den tist. For further information apply at Willingham's Warehouse. NOTICE—Don't fall MELONS—Parties wishing to buy melona can get them from Napier's patch, near UllnvmV, at 2 1-2 coins, or deliver them In town nt 3 cent I'iCall o.i N.ini-. liro.!.. Cherry street. HAVE your horses nnJ mules chad at ■R. H. Rice's, 453 and 455 PopHr street. Cheapest place In town and all wjrk guaranteed. 3100 TO LEND on re.il estate at straight 8 percent. William T.-Stone. CHOICE Western beef Is our specialty. Try It If you want something good. Geongla Packing Company. WE HAVE our fall cabbage, English pea. for fall planting, Georgia rye. Eastern grown onion sets. D. H. Lowe Seed Company. 31.350 FOR real estate sold; 30.000 net loans; 37,530 paid matured stock; 5U30 paid withdrawing members. How’s that for June, July and August work by the "Bibb Loan?" Call and in vestigate. B. *M. Zettler, secretary. Our first shipment now in and now ones to arrive every day from now on. See especially our new Suitings for traveling dresses under a dollar per yard. New. weaves, new colors, new prices. Our new two-toned SILKS arc also new and very attractive; choice styles being picked out daily. BARGAINS. UNDEN BAKING POWDER always gives HtlsfacUon. Tour grocer cell- tt. HAVE your carriage and buggy paint ed at R. H. Rice's, 463 and 455 Poplar street. The cheapest place In town tt-nd alt work guaranteed. 2,000 remnants Wool Dross Goods for slj'rts aud misses’ dresses at third value. BARGAINS. 50 dozen ladies' white hem lultlnl Handkerchiefs at 5c. each, worth 20e. Be sure uud see them. BARGAINS. Wo Invariably undersell them all on Trunks. Low prices, superior makes does the work. All summer Vests. Indies and gents' 10 per cent under New York cost. HAMS, breakfast bacon, lard, etc; fresh stock at Lxweat prices. Georgia Pack ing Company. TELEPHONE 358. J. H. Roush & Son, and place your order for coal. Best coal on Che market 3150 a ton. 50 dozen gents' 3-ply linen Shirts at 45o.j well worth 05c, Big Hue small and largo slzo Scissors. 23e. for choice. Tlio best 25c. Indies and children’s fast black Hoeo on the market. Spcclnlly low prices on Dmbr and Parasols. Few lino Umbrella. Covers left HOW CAN a man teM unless he knows. Haw oan he know unless he goes to see what vain be done with what ho bias before he buys. Go avhere? Why, of course, to Macon Steam Dye Works. HAVE your carriage, buggy or old hack worked over at R. H. Rice's, tihe cheapest place in town; all work 'guaranteed. 453and 455 Poplar ctreel. NOW Is the time for planting clover and grumes. We are selling them very low. D. H. Lowe Seed Compans*. TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER 1> th* best nude. Have you tried it? SPRING LAMBS—We have th Geo.rgta Packing Company. AT COST-CMthfng, Hats, Underwear. J. J. Cobb, Assignee of W. A. Redding. Military Academy Prepares for Govern* ment > Academies, Uni. versltles and Business. For catalogues address Maj. H. A. McIntyre, Bethel Academy P. O. Excellent S-lfook Coisot nt 60o. Our 31 Corsets la black, .Wblto nro matchless—flvo makes. POR RENT—Five-room house, C07 Georgia avenue. Possession at once. Jacob -Hfrsch, 610 Fourth street. FOR RENT—The elegant two-story brick residence. 636 Orange atreet, containing nine rooms and three bath rooms and all modern conveniences. • ThSJhouse has recently been com pletely overhauled. Accessible to all street car lines. For further particu lars apply R. S. Collins & Co. . . TEN DOLLARS a month will rent store , -on Vlneville Branch In the city. Pot- ' session at'once. Jacob Hirscba g o' FOR SALE. I ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS heading, fifteen words or TAKEN at one cent a WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 15 CTS. AGENTS WANTED. 31EN to sell baking powder to the gro cery trade. Steady employment, ex perience unnecessary; 376 monthly sal ary and expenses or cotnoilealon. If otter satisfactory address at once with particulars concerning yourself, U. 8. Chemical Works, Chicago. LAfay AGENTS—The easiest and most preamble thing to do h to sell the llygcia Corset. Send for terms and In formation to the Western Corset'Com-' puny. St. Louis, Mo. WE WANT JfE.Y. 320 to 326 a week. Steady work, selling staple goods to dealers. Samples to proper applicants. No peddling. Experience unnecessa ry. . Salary or large commission as preferred. Household Specialty Com. _pany, 75 Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. WANTED—Agents. Sample aaahlock free by mall for 2 conta stamp, immense. Unrivalled. Only good one ever In vented. Beats weights. Sales unpar alleled. 112 a day. Brohard, Box 61. Philadelphia. FOR SALE—Half million brick Just burned. Apply to W. F. Anders',m. FOR SALE—3Iy stock of goods and stare fixture. Cost about 35,000; will sell for 31,500 cash. Best retail stand In town. A. V. Toole, 208 Cotton ave nue. FOR SALE CHEAP—wen bred, me dium sized sound young hbrse; stylish and thoroughly gentle In every re spect. Also new side-bar top buggy and harpew. Apply quick: owner leaving city. Address Horse, core Telegraph. GIVEN AWAY—Tour choice of any popular 25 cents novel with every pur chase of 60 cents worth of stationery nt McEvoyrSanders Company, Cherry street. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A farm of 202 1-2 acres, eight miles from the city, In Rutland district, near Geor gia Southern and Florida and South western railroads; 130 acres cleared, The land Is good and well suited to corn, cotton, peaches and melons, and is well t located for snipping fruits. Ha a six-room dwelling on It, and good water from springs wild well Good neighbors and good schools Apply to H. F. Strohecker, attorney, 105 Cotton avenue. •' WANTED. WANTED—Situation by young, man; been two years in store; will do any thing; not afraid or ashamed t work. Address "Don’t Know tt All,’ care Telegraph. WANTED—To buy old carriages, bug gies and backs cheap for cash. R. H. Rice, 453-455 Poplar street. WANTED TO RENT—A large nnfur- oflahed or nicely furnished room in good locality, near court house. Ref erences given. Address H. W..-care Telegraph. WANTED—For a customer, five-room dwelling on the Installment plan. Price must not exceed 31.500. E. A. Home, 451 Cherry atreeit. WANT'SD—Board for man. wife and two small children, along electric line, pretty well out Address P., Tele graph office. -WANTED—Unfurnished room tar couple, two or three months. Address H. Y„ care Telegraph. FOR SALE—One medium size safe handsome and new. For further In formation apply nt F. Reichert's, Cot ton avenue ■ ,. ■ VALUABLE PRINTING OFFICE AT PUBLIC OUTCRY—Under and by vi»- tue of an order tmssed July 27 by Hon. Jbhn L. Hardeman. Judge of superior court of Bibb county, Os., in the case of the Macon Gas Light and Water Co. et al. vs. .1. W. Burke ,& Co.. I will sell at public outcry on Septem ber 15 next between the hours of 11 o'clock n. m. and 1 o'clock p. m. the printing office nnd bindery plant (which Is now In operation) of J. W. Burke tc Co. No bid will bo received tor less'than 35.000 and the purchaser must deposit 10 per cent, of the bid with the receiver at time of making such bid. All bids are subject to ,m- mediate confirmation by the court. All parties contemplating purchasing ’ are! oamcntly requested to make an examination of this property. Inven tories can be seen at my office et 452 Seobml street Macon, On. Terms of Bale, cash. E. W. Burke, receiver. FOR SALB—Old papers, tor wrapping purposes, etc.. 25 cents per hundred. Telegraph office. MISCELLANEOUS. J08T—A Young prtnter dog; white vftb livtr-colorcd head and ears, liver and tan spot on vara. Finder re warded if left art 446 Spring street. VIAVI can be obtained at Mrs. J. 11. Stevens. 553 Oak street. Agents want ed. Liberal terms. MUW GOODS—Alt kinds, new picked e.mmSI good s now being received; our buyer now In New York soliciting tXioicest of everything In fancy gro- ceries. John C. Holmes & Co. TUo best nursing Corset on the mar ket. Now lot -Clark's Crochet Cotton fog fnnry work. Boo styles mado up In length Cotton Flnni\ be sold nt 5c. a yard Now Is thajoro of Clark's pretty pnpor to buy your Cotton Flumnol undo given iwvny to nil llttlo girls, from 2 to So. n yard on the pur-vndny evening nt 6:30 o'clock, clinsc. Ninety pieces extra line quality^ blenched and unbleached Cotton Flan nel will bo offered nt prices that will Btnrtlo you. Don't miss the great bar gain snlo of Cotton Flannel tomorrow. Flve-cont counter replenished. Ely tiro lines of 10, 12 1-2 And 15c. Dresi Goods nil go on tills counter at Cc. / yard. >ER IN AMUSEMENTS. WOLFF! i BAILEY INCREASED IN EVERY WAY, Except in price of admission. LARGER CANVAS, LARGER MENAGERIE, \ more trained animals, more men, more novelties, a 3 greater number of acts and better ones than ever before. $ GRAND PARIPATETIC PLAISANCE greater W than the Chicago Miday—curious human beings Jt with ijueer religions and ceremonies, Pagans, Idolaters, Heathen, Mohammedans, Cannibals;' Vishnus, Buddhists, Confucians, Hindoos, Chris tians and Amasons, whole families of savage peo-& pie with their huts, weapons, implements, musical instruments, rites, ceremonies, dances and games. * 1 "/ DID YOU EVER SEE A GIANT GORILLA? fi No, nnd you never will unless you attend the Barnum <fc Bailey greatest show on earth. Here j’Mk is the only living specimen of the wonderlul coun- w|jh terfeit of man. JOHANNA. THE WIDOW OP BIG CHICKO,, * the greatest curiosity ever exhibited, and of the utmost interest to scientists ns well as the curious. | TWO IMMENSE MENAGERIES of wild and trained beasts. Ferocious and domestic animals performing at one time, IMMENSE HORSE FAIR, with 400 superb specimens worth $100,000. Giant Ox 18 hands high. . Hairless Horse. Dwarf Cattle. Steer with 3 eyes, 3 nostrils and 3 horns. ftiiiiiSAs represented, and the military uniforms of all nations nt 9 a. m. on day of the show. 83“ LOWE ST EXCURSION RATES bn all railroads to all points on the big show's great Southern tour. Louisville October 1. Bowling Green October 2, Nashville October 2, Colum bia October 4. Birmingham October 5, Montgomery October 6, Macon October 8. Ainertcuo October 9. Augusta October 12. Athens October 13, Atlanta Octo ber 1C, Borne October 10, ChattanDoga October 17. ROOM; NEWI Show on Earth HIBIT IN- INTIL OCT. 8 jA* »ta tea. Undivided and un<dkm1nlshcd EAP SIDE-SHOWS. con**, whllo they arc worth 1cm, fairy tnlo of redjeed price«, which rent and lnlmltabilo show in the JBAILEY SHOW. Our Mr. Newman is in New Yo^'iutrnxjUcna, 1 ' hlni{ Ju,,t 05 “ dver ' of 1$£r£2*3 mm " stm «»M inters' tnwtt. Equestrian May polo To Buy Now at p lU THREE RINGS. •l-foarred animal arona. • ’> 11 J EXPOSITION. r That we mean business, nnd goods even at actual cost. VurnamentB, clrcuv. Iil/ppoxlrome, rao f* *tla animal vxhiblUone. |D PIGMY QUADRUPEDS ares from all countries. Resale equestrians-12 yr.ar ks-zxsb.s 5SiT8S«ariSf82a r^caVehlr. *** » cent. fS’SoEHS?. XlrZ ,r" quimy -sr» "wz* Mack Mlk bene'wrffiUrer'bSckle^ ^rlalleta! 25 cent*. . p of camcln. 100 trained animal*. fuMy wmTh*10 iento W i y^d 4c,n, “'half price. Compared with our. Eltfit n!ec** white Rrouml percitfe* i , ltlceM at 2 nnd 8 o’clock. 6 1^2 centfl, fully worth 12 1-2 cents. k anl i everyw here wo tako tho eaxno ’Den/Pieces d/irk Acround anUcna 7 1*2 *ai«a d bo ffjud Vftiutr at Vi hi 50 CENTS PRICES THE SAME NORTH AND SOUTH 50 CENTS

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The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905, August 26, 1894, Image 3