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TJ±K MACU.N TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1894.
A DAY’S DOINGS 1'N
GEORGIA TOWNS
A'Sitch of Newsy items FUmished b)
the Hustling Correspondents
of the Tetegreph.
SHOT DOWN BY DEPUTY SWEAT
fn Do Effort lo Arrvit » K*(ro, the Dep
uty \V«« Com|ifll<Kl (a *»»• (ll«
Mf« hf Shouting Hi* lUilit*
lug <Hl|»rli.
MtUrdsevIlle. Sept- 1.—(Special.)—
IVrliitiM tiio most rfuihuslunao Demo
cratic i,illy ever held '.n title c!ty tqoK
place today at the court bouse. The
meeting had been wdl advertised, aud
when Mr. 3. Harris Chappell rase to
Introduce the Unit Hixsilter, Him. Du-
;mM liueiry ot Bibb, every available
space lu the court room was taken.
For nearly two bourn this matchless
speaker presented truo Democratic
principles, anil then gave way to the
Hon. Kohert Berner of Mon toe. Mr.
Bcmer, In an itoqumt and powerful
spetlcli, asked all Democrats to staud
Orm ta the faith, and called upon those
who hail left tlic Dtynocratte ranks to
ooma track to the party of tiled r fit then.
During his speech Mr, Burnet said if
any IVpiillnt pivsetM desired to ask a
question to speak out Tig any, time. Sev
eral quculjims were nskeil, and the
speaker's witty and complete answers
caused mucti applause.
Onto Populists are much stronger In
Baldwin thna they were two years ago,
and while them Is little danger of their
carrying the county. It has sot tbu Dent
ccrata actively to iw.rk. which fact will
Inrrniso. the Denvocmtlc majority lu
this county to October.
a tic Hon. Henry O. 'furaer, who was
also billed to speak, arrived In this city
with his tiinsu tu such a condition that
It requrisl medical nttuniton, and
though our people were anxious to
huar him, the physletaus refused to al
low It. ,. .
TOUT VALLEY.
Business. Pleasure, Personal and Social
Notes tor the Week.
Fort Volley. Sept. X—(Special).—Fort
Valley is fast recovering from the
financial paptc. Business la picking up
in all lines, and where a month ago
nothing was doing, now everyone ta
busy. The crate factory has been fill
ing orders for Florida and MtfifiMpI
and making cotton baskets. foe which
they have found a ready aale.
The Fort Vdiloy Manufacturing Com
pany are behind on flitir orders and are
working extra time.
The wan-houscs ure open and han
dling the cotton, that la now coming In
rapidly. >
The Centennial din Hictury has been
busy shipping gins to points In Georgia,
Alabama and Texas.
alio merchants are nit busy, and all
along itho line yououiaco evidences of
returning prosperity, lit will not bo
long before FOrt Valley will rival lier
neighbor, Macon.
A telephone system Is being formed
mul will be In operation In about tlireo
months. Some of our bvuluesa men
lmve the natter ill hand and will push
It through.
1'spi.iiu T. w. Garrett, of the Atlan-
tto and Florida railway was tn Uio city
Thursday. having como down bis rond
on «n inspecUng tour. Its spoke very
encouragingly of tho probohluty of tbo
ooinpletlou of 'tho Atlanta and Florida
to Brunswick. In that .event, a largo
amount of lerrllovy would bo added to
Fort Valley's trade, and our section
would be very much benefited.
Mr. James Callaway, the popular rep
resentative of the Talcgvuph, was In
town today mingling with his hosts of
friends.
MWc* Clark Holltuihoad and Mamie
Hari»-r. two of 1-kitonton'a moot beau
tiful mat irepuiar young ladle*. ure vis
iting Mr*. W. E. Brown ■
Miss Notma stvwavt of Americas fit
visiting Miss -Mary Slew-art
iMtsitM Oohnlo Hat'tsilcld of Newfiafii
Kvs, Bdwarda of ManhallvIUs, I>e«
Dunklin of Wollslon mid Adrienne Col
lier of Indian spring, after spending
their vacation at tlielr homes, returned
today to take their position* In Grady
Institute, which commences Monday. -
MIsh Etta Brown, nil accomplished
young lady of Jo nos couny, a finer a
pleasant vlslst to relative*, returned to
tier homo Monday.
AMs, oilvo Brown, ono of our moot
popular young Mica, Is visiting her
sister, Mra. W. |U. Ivmi at Oglefholps.
Air. 8. It. Humph, the pcacu king of
MonhollvUle, and Ills son l.ewls were
In town this week.
MUs Ltimi. Qlntwy. one at Marshall-
vtlle'* fairest daughters, visited friends
here this wtvlt
Tho ptefilo at Norwod Springe Thurs
day was the social event of the hum,
Quite O' chowd of young people from
lfort Valley and Perry attended, uud
the day was most dslliriitfully epera.
The dinner was spread on a long table
erected for the oceoelon. and wo* fi
feast only to be fouud on such occa
sion.
Mr. nrrd Sirs. M. At. Mh thews are
flitting the family of 6tn». Mathews'
mother. Sire. SI. B. Thwetltl.
Mrs- Bagno Sanford of Macon came
down Friday to attend tho burial of
Mr. Kd. F. 1 Rutty.
(Mrs. Woewtck of Americut Is visiting
Mist Susie llraewell.
Mra. t. 8. Brown of Tlftetv ta vtslttng
>iMm Ftlatlif Sptltv
kEplleptle Convul-
"alon*, or F1U, and all
Dvnroua dUvasra, ai
ParalrUa, Locomotor
Ataxia, Epllopay, or
FlU, St. VltM't
Dane*, blecplrasucM,
Kervou* Proatration,
Kerrous l>ebilliy t
\ Xeural^ia, Melan-
cholta, Threatened
loiauitv, and Kind
red Ailments are treated as a specially,
with srreat success, bv tiie Stan of tho
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, X. Y. Many arc cured at a
dlstaneo without persouai consultation—
tho necessary medicines being; sent by
mall or exprtts. Questlou blanks sent
od application.
For Pamphlet, Heferencea, and Par
ticulars, enclose 10 cents iu stamps tor
postage.
Addnwa, World's Dim* knsakt Medi
cal Association, Buffalo, X. Y.
the famfy of tier father, Mr. O. H.
.Miller.
3}*•* Bophie Jones hue returned home
utter ft wry ph’.isjnt via*: to relatives
;U Chicago. - -j £ , J, .
DCTU^LAS .VOTES. *
A Quiet Marriage Thursday Night—
Personal amt l'nUlcal Note*.
Dougins, Sept- 1.—(ripeeiol.i—Tbunj-
day night ut V o'clock Alasa Maggie «J tu
muli* wait married to Mr. Ira 1'. Wtiutli.
Tboums Deen, J. P., utllu.atlug. The
utfjur was very quiet, only a few of tbo
Immediate relatives -oi the br.de being
livs.vit. Bnh bride and groom ure lute
of Cluifon, X. C. *
Yesterday, a. announced, Carl Eth
ridge. Populist, addressed a meet-rig at
the ‘xVnuitr watool house. Col. XV. W.
XIuIAuuald, an all wool and u'yard wide
Deuiot.-rat, wont down to divide nine
w.th ban. Those present tin.ni that
Col. AloDonuld In exiroituding Derno-
tTUtic tratlis bud an easy victory, and
when Uiu meeting adjourned there were
only six avowed Populists present, and
this in one of their claimed solid <Ls-
trlcts.
B. Peterson Is erecting a handsome
six-room cottage to rent.
Vickers & Bon believe in patronizing
home Industry, aud today are putting
In place a now boiler, engine nod outfit
from Mooon to gin this season’s cotton.
Ueovge XV. l)een of NIeltols wns on
our stnrets toduy.
Clover ilpb Alel-eudon of AleDonald’s
was HOfiikkig bunds with friends here
today.
Ool. C. A. XVard, Jr., Is taking In
Cumberland and rJdn'Ajr tills week far
pleasure and health.
The Baptists-ot Dugins are circulat
ing a petition tor n.d In erecting a new
house of worship, aud our big-hearted
citizens are respond.og most liberally.
WASHINGTON’ COUNTY.
The Democrats Have Nominated Two
Sure Winnors For the Legislature.
Sander*vtUc, Sept. L—(Special.)—The
Democrats of XVaslnuglon couuty, In
ounvontioa assemhled today, unani
mously and by ncckimatlon nominated
Hon. Turner L. Brown of Davlshoro
and Hon. Ben Jam u T. Uawllugs of
SaudenvtUs us candidates for the next
legislature.
A onmmilttco of three, consisting ot
XV. It. Hhlgpou. B. C. Harris mid A. C.
Harrisati, was appolutal by the chair
to notify them of their uomlnaUu and
ewsirt them to the court ttouse, where
they, In enoouraging and appropriate
speeches, accepted tho nomination.
Each district In the county lvns rep
resented by delegates and nil seemed to
bo enthusiastic and very hopeful. These
giiutlcnum arc prominent lu (Uu county.
They will make a strong tight tor Dem
ocracy, *iml It ts a certainty Unit they
will be victorious and defeat the third
party candidates, who were so,success
ful two years aget Encouraging reports
were received from nil parts, and tlic
biggest third ]Mriy county tn tho state
(or at least tho only »nu represented
by two Populists lai tho last giraernl as
sembly) will-roll up a majority In Oc
tober for the two geoUcmuu nominated
today by tho grand old Democratic
putty.
TWO LIVES SAVED.
itrs. Phoeho Thomas of Junction
City, III., was told by her doctors that
she had consumption and that there
was no hope for her, but two bottles of
Dr. King's Now Discovery completely
cured her, and she says It saved her
life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida
street, San Francisco, suft red from u
dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything
else, then bought ono bottle of Dr.
King's Nsw Discovery, and In two
weeks was cured. He Is naturally
thankful. It is such results, of which
these are samples, that provo the won
derful efficacy of this medicine In
coughs and colds. Free, trial bottles st
II. J. Lamar A Son's drug store. Beg-
Mar size. 00c. and 31.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Mr. Ous Duty entertained his friends
wfrh a delightful slan'ca Tuesday even
Ing at the residence of Ms mOJier. AIrs.
D. C. Hickey, on Orange street. Mrs.
Hickey completely turned over her
beuiftlful home to the merry young
people end tho cpuclona parlors, three
In number, -with folding doors between,
nr.ule <x splendid place -to dtneo. The
gernnui was led hy Atr.wCustus Ander
son and was one ot hTk most masterly
elforie. Tho uffhlr mi u most enjoy
able one and will long be remembered
by nil present.
The guests were; Misses Addle
Walker, Bello OoKXns, Delllo lingers
Stella Daniel, Mantle Wiley, Vente
Hodgkins, Emily WMIamson, Marie
WUoox, Carrie May Utne. Daisy
Thonu*. Maude Hollltlold, Cleveland
Bmtth,. Then Tinsley, Marie Thomas,
Maud Thomas, Fonenee Glenn, Ellens
Glenn, Kate XVIUtme, Gertrude Rob
erts, I,Uriel Fitzsimmons: Messrs. Glia
Day, Jim Moll, .Vlerrel CalJOWJy. Al
bert TnjSor. Travis Huff, Warner Hard
wick. Richard JotvUn, Frank Htrka.
George AleC.UI, Herring WXnsMp, XV.
11. Tinsley. WIID.ua Lee Elbe, Deon
Dure. Bob Sparks. Jtm Armstrong,
l’ressly Walker, Sid Vason. Mack Cor
bett. James Herrio-t, Henry Snowden,
lllareton Wlnsltlp, Charles Adams, Har
dy Hanlon. Custus Awteraon, Charles
lUnnon, Dee Hatnmun, IUohard Uhtee,
Kverllt Ozhman. Low-son Drown, Will
Redding, Addison Ruan, George Snow
den, Howard WhDte, George Hurt. O.
C. Connor, Hansel I Thomas.
esse
Mrs. C. M. Kmtr.T entertalnot quite
a number ot misses ah her home on
Ituguonln Heights Monday afternoon
In honor of her niece, HMXUati
Ouerry of Amertous. and Miss Mentis
Wiggii of Cochran. Those prescut were:
Mtsaca Nanuto Guerry, Mectle XX'tggs,
CMtabel Snvtah. Etnnle Sherwoo-t.
Fleck Von Uoutett, ltelbcr Smith,
lleosle IH-.tkv. FJ and Fannie Dasna,
Georgia trad Rosa Bell Glover, Ethel
Goodman u.nd Mary Lnutae Smith.
Various games and reettaftona rontM-
tuted the amusements until refresh
ments were served. Then with reluc
tance came the good-bye, when each
young tills* expressed herself as hav
ing spent a most delightful afternoon.
Mtzs Lints Lena Henley of Hawklna-
vide Is vlsrilng the family of Mr. J,
J. Jelks tn XTtfevIDe.
After a mouth's pleaexnt soojurn
among friends and relatives tn Jl-tw-
Mnsvkle M ssot Ids*:.- and Sarah Jelks,
much to the delight of their many
friends here, are again at home In
XTneviUe.
s » «
Mrs. Charles Austin of Cufhbert Is
visiting Mr*. A. B. Qulnker on Wal
nut street.
Ml
Mr. John Charles Wheatley, a very
popular roolvtiy man of Americas, ts
vlarthiK friends In 4b* city.
•««»
Mb* Maggie Calloway has returned
home ofter a na»t doggWful trip to
Indian Spring and Atlanta.
m«
Miss FUnnle Hum has returned to
the city after being away suae time
In north Georgia.
JWW
Sirs. R. S. Woolfafit of Towersrille
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. MaHory H. Taylor and children
Dyspepsia Cured
“My ■wtfo has bepn a creat xuDfrerwltti'
Pyspepslo; Tlww bottles of Jlooil's 8anfl>
paijlla have per*
XecUjrcuredhcr.
At timet the
lightest food
would distress
bei* terribly.
Mli« could dm
tltsep and had
dreadful sick
Jicadackoa. Bbo
tried different
Atdkincf, but
nonedid herany
.good. At but
’Hood’s Sarsapa
rilla wa» reeom- _
mended and iwo ‘
bottles gave re-
Sirs. Oils Merritt Hof-nude her
perfectly well. 8he Is not now troubled
Sarsa
parilla
Hood’s
hf********,
fiCures
with any sick
headaches
nor bad few-
lugs, t an cat'
•l«p ni wel!!"
Oils MEnuiTT, Adillaon, Maine.
Hood’* Pllla'are mild and gentled
have returned home. Afrs. Taylor's
mother, Mrs. H. B. Ensworth, re
turned with them.
Mrs. Emmet Barnes of Vlnevltle arid
her Interesting children ure spending
acme time at Indian Spring. Air.
Barnes Is spending »>me time with
them.
as*.
Mrs. Kalte R. DaGrange la visiting
hc-r friend. Atra. James XVuters, az
AutkeU.
SIH
Mrs. R. E. Sheridan and children
have returned from^Augusta.
Alls* Annie G a Maher to visiting her
sister. Airs. R. E. Sheridan, on Hu-
guentn Heights.
Miss Gertrude Hctbbs, who has been
visiting her coustn. Mrs. Walter Lti-
gerquku, No. 8 Tennle avenue, leaves
tonight for her home tn Albany, much
to the regrek of her many friends, who
hope Woe wUU soon return for a much
longer visit.
Miss A/beroa Combs left yesterdny
morning for Chtoago, Where she goes'lo
spend the winter wHh -her aunt, Mrs
C. C. Iiurckner,
••••
M*t
There was quite a pleasant soctnt
party given ait the residence of Mr.
tvnd Atra. SJapley, on Jeff Davis street,
Irst night Thursday evenfn*. Games
were played nod time aped .rapidly by
tt!l the "we sma* 'hours," when all Wd
'Oho charming hostess good-by, with
many thuntias for her hospHnhty.
Among those preseiit were: MlHses
Mary Reese. Mary Bruner. Gertrude
Hobbs. Ella. A want. Ada Reese, Edith
Atwood. Ltltle Bruner. Atessrs. Frank
Bruner. Olr.tr:e* IJugerqu'St. John Ellis.
Bam Craig, Bunch Avatu, Chiwlle
Bruner. Gleiro Digerqulst, Air. and
Mrs. Stapley ,Mra. Walter I/.tgernulst,
Air. and Mra. Reese.
Mrs. Morrison Rogers, Miss Louise
Rogers and Miss Laurlne Rogers have
returned fronji Indian Spring.
Miss Katie Davis of Augusta Is vls-
Itfmg her friend. Atra. Ed Pierce O'Con
nell, on th* Helgtets. ,
Oases of forty years standing, where
operatlone have all fatted, have been
cured by Japanese Pile Cure. Guaran
teed by Goodwyn & Small, druggists.
Open Air Concert.
Sherwood Orphan Asylum
Band, the xvonderful colored
pieknniny brass band, will give
a concert oh Tuesday, Septem
ber 4, from 4 to ti p. m. at
Ocmulgee Park. Take tho belt
cars to go to the park.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. A. B. Moore, who bus for the
last eight years been reasonable In all
charges for dental work, and who la
better prepared to do bridge, crown
anti all kinds of dental work, having
taken n post graduate course in pros
thetic dentistry, owing to the stringen
cy of tbo times, Is willing to be even,
more reasonable In bis charges. Come,
let him examine your teeth and sea
bow reasonable you can have your
dental work done. Teeth extracted
without palu. lttt Washington ave
nue, near First Baptist Church. Vine-
villa aud belt lino of street cars pas*
bis office door. Macon. Go.
BEATS THE CAMPANIA.
Now York, Aug. H.—The Cunard liner.
Lucan Is, dpt. Atackey. which silted
from Queenstown at 13:IS p. nv, August
it, passed tn at Bandy Hook at 5:1S this
afternoon. She has heretofore lowered
the record of the steamer Camplnla of
the same line by forty minutes.
The
Wayto
Get
Thepel
w
Houston, Tex.
Galveston. Tex.
San Antonio, Tex.
Austin, Tex.
Dallas, Tex.
Ft. Worth,Tex.
Little Rock, Ark.
Louisville, Ky.
Cincinnati, O.
Detrolt,'Mich.
Indianapolis, lnd.
Chicago, 111.
St. Louis, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha, Neb.
St. Paul, Minn.
Denver, Col.
Kansas.
Nebraska.
Minnesota.
Dakota.
California.
And all Points West.
BUV TICKETS OVER THE
Arbis line runs double dally trains and
through cars'from Atlanta to the Southwest,
via New Orleans.'
This Use has doable dally trains and through
cars irom Atlanta to the Southwest, via Mem
phis.
This line has double daily trains and through
cars from Atlanta to tho Northwest, via St.
Louis.
This Hue has double daily tralos and two
routes to Chicago and West, via Louisville and
via Evansville.
Fall Information cbo-rfulljr ftirnUhed upon ap
plication to
rREDO. BUSH, Dlit. Pen, Agt, - ATLANTA, GA.
C. P. ATMOHE, Gen'l Pan, Agt„ LOUISVILLE, KY,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY—
'western system.
SOUTHBOUND.
I No. lflNo.lJ?
...lio 15 pm il 00am
12 13 am 12 42 pm
7 40 am 3 40 pm
12 G4 am 1 28 pm
4 15 am 5 15 pm
6 15 am 7 15 pm
8 25 am 9 25 pm
6 55 am 0 47 pm
Leave Macon....
Arrive Cochran
Arrive Hawklnsvllle..
Arrive Eaatman......
Arrive Je*up
Arrive Brunawlck
Arrive Jacksonville...
Arrive Savannah.
NORTHBOUND.
_ I nTilTno. U I No. 18.
Lv. Macon | « SO ami 1 25 pml S 25 am
r- —l 7 85 ami 7 copmln 15 am
Lr. Atlanta..,! s 00am 11 00pm 2 00pm
Ar. Dalton.. . Ill 00 n I 3 20 ami 5 61 pm
A r - Ooltewh Jlir 47 pm| 1 10 nm| 6 37 pm
Ar. Chntnoga.l 1 gOpml 1 I5am| 7 10 pm
£ r ' £hntnoga.|. | 7 10 ami 7 20 pm
Ar. Cincinnati!' | 7 15pm| 7 30 am
Lv. Chatnoga.l 7 00 ami 7 15 pm
Ar. Memphls..| | e 10 pml 7 00 am
Lv. Chatnoga. 9 00 am 6 55 pm
Lv. Ooltewh J 9 35 ami 0 37 pm
Ar Knoxville.. lj 15 pm|10 16 pm
THROUGH CAR ARRANGEMENTS.
Southbound.
Ne. 1L—Solid vestibuled train to Jack-
sor.vllle. with Pullman buffet drawing
room cars attached for Jacksonville and
Brunswick.
No. 13.—Solid train for Brunswick.
Northbound.
No. 12.—Solid vestibule train to At
lanta, connecting with local train for
Chattanooga and way stations. Carries
Pullman sleeping cars between Macon
and Chattanooga.
No. 11.—Solid train to Chattanooga,
with sleeper attached from Atlanta, con
necting with fast trains for Cincinnati,
Memphis and Knoxville.
No. IS—Carries free chair car to Chat
tanooga. which Is attached to solid ves
tibule train for Cincinnati, with Pullman
sleeping cars attached. Connections at
Chattanooga with fast trains In all di
rections.
For full Information as to routes,
rates, etc., apply to
_ JIM XV. GARB,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Mscon, Go.
C N H. Hudson. General Manager.
Knoxville. Tenn.
W. A. Turk, General Passenger
Agent, Washington, D. C.
J. J. Farnsworth. Division Passenger
Agent, AOnta, Ga.
C. A. Benscoter. Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tenn.
tar Wheat
Klour Mill Plant
in the World.
UNDINE.
GfUlhed IVIlddlipgft floufi
The only Flour oC tu kind, and the best oC
any kind. It U mnde by a secret pro
cess >nown to but two person*,
f 100,ooo hub««a offered forth. Knowledge-
We bare letters from nearly Loot)
nierolmms stating that Undine Is the
best Hour they ever handled. It la wa
ter ground. Manufttclurod by tbe
Noel Mill Company, Estill Springs,
Tenn.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Effective September 2, 1891.
Arrival and Departure of Train..
TO AUGUSTA
Morning train leave, *9010 a.m.
Afternoon train lead 3:45 p.m.
Evening train leaves ? 8:30p.m.
FROM AUGUSTA.
Morlng train arrives 77:00a.m.
Morning train arrives 1imi.ni.
Afternoon train arrives 4:15p.m.
• This train carries througn Pullman
sleepers between Macon and New York
via Atlantic Coaat Line. Richmond and
Waihtngton.
7 Tide u-ajn carries sleepers between
Macon and Augusta.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP’ CO.
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON.
MKAOk now SAVANNAH
TO NEW YORK:
Cabin, ISO; Excursion $33; Steerage, 310.
TO BOSTON:
CaMa !22| Excursion, 333, Steerage.
’ $11.75.
10 PHILADELPHIA.
VIA new yoakt
Cabin, IS!M>! Excureion, 3331 .Strange
11m '
CONSUMPTION
SURELY CURED.
To tux Editor—Please inform your read*
era that I hare a positive remedy for the
•boro named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopelnacasea have Iren per
manently cured. I shall be glad to send
two bottle* of my remedy free to any of your
readers who lave consumption if they will
send me their express and post office address.
T. A. Slocum. M.C. 1 S3 P«ul t-y X^Voffc.
on
^Tdakey Habit
curtu *1 horn* wlu*
out pain. Boekotp..
.r> '. nt KHk!
■mrara A it. \\ oou V Y. 55 V
zWnuehaR k. Atlanta. u>.
ThemaraUtoaitt ecaamsalusoC ihsee llaee
eppuatecM all aa Mlowa atandarj Uaw
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
(Central or 94th Meridian Time.)
Kansas. City Sun.. Sept 3. 7.03a.m.
Nacoochee Tue„ Sept A UO a.m.
OUT of AugasU ...Fit. Sept 7, tt.Ma.nv
City or Blnribm....Sun.. Sept. A1LO) tn.
ICansas City Tue., Sept U. 103 p.m.
Nacoochee Fri„ Septtl. A40a.n>.
City of Augusta....Sun.. Sept»A ttoa-m.
City of Blrm'ham..Tue.. Sept 13.
Kansas City Fri., Sept. a. MOa.m
Nacoochee Sun.. Sept, a 1L50 tin.
City of Augusta....Tn*., SeptS, LOO p.m.
City of Blrm-haro. Fri., Septa. S.Oja.m.
Kansas City ..Sun . Sept 30. EOOa.m.
SAX'ANNAH TO BOSTON.
Chattahoochee ....Tburs.. Sep. i. 14.toa.ra.
TkUahaseee Tbura. Sep. U, 1.00 p,
Chattahoochee ....Thurt,. Sep. S'. 9 i»n.m.
Tallabasaee Thrra, Sep. 27. 1.00 p.m.
SAVANNAH TO PHILADELPHIA.
(This ship doee not carry pawngers)
Desumg.... Sun.. Srpt. 9. Utonoon
Deasoug Wed., Sept.!». 7.90 a.m.
Dtasour. Sat. Sept JA Ltd pm.
J. P. BECKWITH. Q. A..
lackomilla Fla.
Walter Hawklna F.P..C. Jacksonville. Fta.
W. E. ArnolJ, G.T.P.An Jacksonville. Fla.
C. G. Anderson, Agent, Savannah, Ga.
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NOW FOR IT!
THE FALL SEASON •
IS AT HAND .
Our «tock U about complete in ev
ery department, land tn polnit of quan
tity and quality were never better pre-
o^Te-i for serving the trade than now.
All the 6well novelties 4f the season.
Theory complete'line Imported dress
goods in the city.
£00 Rich Imported Noveffty Suits; no
«.wo. ftlke, and every ^lng Is very much
cheaper than formerly.
NEED A BLACK DRESS?
Come straight *to '£he Emplre ? Store.
boe dpocoiviy our 4ii*iaW AU-VVoo4
Bracic oerge at t»o cent*; iw trouble to
gy. ly c for I'hem nerow>tore.
dee uia’O our 52-vacn AlWool Cliquot
SWbms aj: |A—<06 mom elgatly gi>oaa
tuva 'd»e beet value lor -the price in -the
cXy.
toeatadful 42-lnott All-Wool Whip
cord at sib, former price 800. .
Our 52-lnch AU-Waol Black Ladles'
Cloth at tod, S6o and 31 are aimply out
of iA&at. competition won't touch
them.
See our newt UO-inch Waterproof Cra-
veaeties.
atoreen, the latest thing and espe-
cia-ly .oaepleJ tor Pettucoats.
Full Hue Priestly’s Silk Warp
Mourning Gdods.
All Silk Woven Border Mourning
Veils at 33.60.
JUST RECEIVED.
New and beautiful line Pennngs,
Percales and FUncy Ginghams, spe
cify adapted for Shirt Whists and
curly School Dresses. Also new Ducks,
In navy blue stripes and polka dots.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK.
House furnishing goods In the city.
TUtole Linens, Towels. Napkins and
Doylies 25 Jer cent, cheaper than for
merly. Come and see them.
10-4 and 12-4 Sheetings, Pillow Case
Cottons, etc.
New Drapery Crepes for decorating
yojtr homes. In stylish newdesigns, only
35 cents.
SPECIAL, SPECIAL.
Four-quarter Lon'sdule Cambric at
10c o yard nil you want.
One case bfauHful Indigo Prints;
pretty, new, fall styles, n't 5c.
Twenty yards yard-wide Sea Island
tor 31.
Twenty yards yard-wide Soft-FInieh
Bleaching far 31.
12 1-2 yards good Canton Flannel,
regular 10c quality, for 31.
Silver-PStfed and Jet Belt Buckles,
regular 35e quality, only 19c.
AU-Stlk Belting at 40o nynrd.
ay. Men’s pertfeott fitting Unlnundried
■W shirts, regular 75c quality, only 60c.
MME. GORHAM',
Who comes to us with tho highest tes»
tdmoriMs as to Character and ability,
will take charge of our Dressmaking,
Department , on the 15t!h tnstalnt. Al
ready a number of wtec orlers recorded
for early fill delivery. Don’t watt;
come right along 'and leave orders.
Period! eol'dsfaction tn every respect
. guaranteed.
RENT LIST-PI)®! OCTOBER I, M
LIST OP HOUSES PROM $20 HP.
Street-
No. Rooms. Price
. 427
. 758
College *•
Cherry. . . .
Spring 765
Spring *. 759
Oak. 665
Washington Avenue. ... 250
Washington Avenue. ... 233
Rom Park 143
Plum 868
Oglethorpe 1171
First. 8G6
Second. 915
Fourth 304
Walnut 511
New. 203
New 604
Oak .760
College 607
New 205
New Whittle school
$40 00
20 00
22 W
22 50
30 00
32 CO
22 50
WOO
25 00
23 50
22 60
20 00
23 50
25 00
25 00
23 00
23 00
35 00
25 00
30 00
LIST OP HOUSES FROM 58 TO $20.
Street— 1
Ornnge 481
Second 1017
Second 221
Bond f . . . 315
Third. 770
Walnut 915
Walnut 917
Magnolia 123
New S53
Fourth 120
Walnut. 856
Robs 432
Huguenln Heights ...
Oak 437
Pine 652
Pine
Hawthorne. . 413
College. .... . .1128
No. Rooms. Price
~ J15 M
15 00
18 00
15 00 •
15 00
13 00
15 00
18 00
700
17 00
12 00
12 30
10 00
15 00
20 00
20 0)
10 0)
15 00
Wawra^FOR ANY INFORMATION, APPLY TO
b. a. wise, « nil pn. a
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
BREWING ASS’N.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Brewers of FINE BEER Exclusively.
No Fine Buffet la Completely 8tocked Without Their Bottlod Beer.
The Budweiser, Anheuser-Busch Faust &Munchener
All First-Class Druggists and Grocefs Keep it in Stock.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
OPENS SEPTEMBER 19.
The faculty will be the same as it
was last atsshm mainly. Our aim to
keep the institution abreast of the pro
gressiva spirit and methods of the ad
vanced educational movement* of this
age. XVhtle laboring for the thorough
Intellectual training of bur young wo
men. we .shall also seek to give them
those finer graces and chnrms that
come from Music. Art and Elocution.
The old Wesleyan with Us unrivaled
prestige Is without n peer In this
Southern country, and parents and
guard! ins scud from distant states
that their daughters or wards may be
able to ray they were educated at the
WeaFyao. The moral for the Macon
people points Itself. You cannot afford
not to give your daughters these bene
fits, when rite brings them to your
doors.
Mrs. J. B. Cobb is lady principal
For terms, etc., ntMp-aa
REV.E.H.ROWE.
PRESIDENT. 3
RAND0LPH-MAC0N ACADEMY,
Front RoyaL X’lrgtnla.
Prepares young men and boy* (hr col
lege and business Moderate charge*.
Healthfully situated. For catalog tes
addrecs Rev. B. XV. BOND. Prin.
LAW SCHOOL
Mercer University.
Full faculty, unequalled advantages.
Fall term opens October L
For catalogue, etc., address ,
CLEM P. STEED,
Secretary Law School.
Macon. Ga. •
LUCY COBB INSTITUTE,
ATHENS, GA.
Exercises resumed September 12, 1894.
Special arrangements made at "Tho
X’llla for pupils desiring to devote their
time to Music and Art
MILDRED RUTHERFORD, PricelpaL
[111 If l.ou). Hnw to bf^come a.
IlU II clae-% Mtferimcriht, Hyj.n-.tNt, I
Mlud Reader and cuitrtoysnt, a largo ]