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THE MACOH" TELEGEAPXI: SUNDAY MORNING ,V> EFT EMBER 16, 1894.
NEGRO BAPTIST
NORTH AND SOUTH
Are United Through the Co-oper#
tion of the White Baptiste of
the Two Sections.
WHAT OR. GAMBEUL SAYS
Everything In lURftlnni for Hie Open,
log of More or UnlrnnllJ— Ml llle
I'octilCy Horn, Ami wilt Unlit
• Meeting Tomorrow,
Dr. J. J>. Gambrell of Mercer Culver-
elly bus returned to the city, after in
tending the conference Inaugurated liy
the governing hoordn of the Houiheru
jiaiiliat convottlon and the Northern
Baptist anniversaries In the tuterent of
cooperation hy the two organization*
In titclr work among the negroes of the
Mouth.
The conference was hetd at Old I'olut
Comfort. Va., and was «Headed liy Iho
following committee* appuluted l*y
their respective sections:
Front the South—Dr. J. B. GntubreU
of Mercer University, Dr. B. H. Carroll
of Texan, Governor \V. J. Northeu of
Georgia, Dr. I. T, Ticheuor, secretary
of the home mission hoard of the South
ern Baptist convention; Professor H.ftl.
Harris of ltlchuioad College, 1’roftsfcor
Noah K. Davis of tlio University of
Virghia, A. J. <4. Thomas, editor of the
Baptist Courier of Mouth Carolina; Dr.
T. T. Eaton, editor of (he Western Ho.
colder of Kentucky, and T. X‘. Boll,
secretary of the Suutlay-seliool hoard of
the Southern Baptist convention. \ ,
Prom the Norlh-Governor Howard
of Couuehtleul, Professor Thomas pf
Netvlon Theological Seminary. J’rofcs
sor Johnson of Croller ■ Thooluslon:
Somlmry of New York, Gen. Morgan,
secretary of the Home Mission Society;
ltr. XloorehoiiHo of New York; Dr,
Wood Of Boston, Dr. MeVteker of New
York and Dr. Hobart of Newark, N. ,1.
Ueferrlug to tile meeting of tlieso del
egations, Dr. Gambrell said to a Tele-,
graph reporter that lie had never at
tended a more harmonious conference
anywhere ur upon any .nutation, "It
lind been tpiltu generally bcllcvctV'
Haul the doctor, "that thtugs wetiltl not
go very smoothly when these two dele-
giitlous came together and began to
discus* the iiuestlon of unitlug the
wort; of the Southern and the Northern
Baptists among the negroes ol' the
South. Amt there was some reason for
this. Things have not always been
pleasant between the Baptists of Ilia
two sections because, while tUey alt
wished the betterment of the negro,
tliero was no co-operation between
them, and of course this necessarily re
sulted In considerable couplet which
could not fail to.embarrass the work
and make it less effective. It was
therefore thought advisable to hold’
this conference for the purpose or
agreeing iiih.ii some basis which would
render possible the complete co-opem-
tarn of Ilea Baptists ot the North.with
those of the South In the work of edft-
uititig and Christianising the negreeiv
of the South."
"Amt what report will the Southern,’
committee have to make of the coufer-i
cace'e" was asked.
“Simply that the basis of co-opera 1
tlou proiKised by the Northern delega
tion Is just exactly all that wo were
afraid we would not be ublo to Induce
them to ngroo to. lu other words,
they proposed to give us Just exactly
wh.it we desired to propose to them
that wo would accept. There was bttlo
need for discussion. We agreed upon
every Important feature of the propo
sition, and spout the rest of our time
lu discussing the outlook for work that
should be done by the now united if-
forts of the North and tho South ot tlio
Baptist denomination.
"Yes. You may nay the conference
was decidedly a harmonious one and
the result of It Is Just ns favorable to
Southern opinion as the Southern tlele-
gtUhm could tiave wished or naked."
“What are Mcrver'a prospects 1" asked
tlio Telegraph.
“They are excellent, nud we tiro lie-
gluuiug te realize some of them al
ready.
"The whole corps of professor* are
now here nud n good many of the slit-
ileuts have already arrived. Tlio fac
ulty will hold Us llrst session Monday
mondu-;. after which we will In- busy
getting ready to begin tho session on
Wednesday. It Is the intention of tho
faculty of Mercer to devote special at
tention to tho academy nml to make
tt more thorough amt useful m prepar
ing young men to cuter Iho university
erhoots.
A* things now look we will hate a
very much larger number of students
than last year, and among them will be
representatives ot almost alt tho South
ern stales."
Dr. Gambrell left tlri* morning for
Atlanta, where he goce to deliver an
address ot tho dedication of the South
ern Female College, the handsome new
institution erected by the Baptist* at
Manchester, Just outside of Iho Onpttnl
City.
OONCBRT AT CRUMP’D PARK
lbl* Afternoon From 4 to t by Card'll
Military Band -i ml Orchestra—H.,W.
CUrJ. Director. / ’
PROGRAMME.
1. March—'"Kauus KxposKlon " Rosa.
S. Selection—"Trio to CUnatowu. '
Gaunt.
h Overture—'"Ptone Dame." Map*
4. So4o, ornet—"Bact Chord.” aulb.
van.
_ 5. Quartet*. for horns — 8clev4«d.
M,vir.v Kaler. Wire, llurrirn’en i-:.l
Card. ,
PART SECOND.
ft M itch —"Second Georgia R, s ;.
menu" H.IW.CM, Dedl.ued to Cel.
C. (M. WHey, officers and ihenibera cf
the i\«tment
• Overture—’"Nabueodosoxor." • Verdi.
I. (Juam.lt Tor lior is-Selected.
». Selection—"lfyhembin Girl." n-df*
w OT irvli—"On <o Vsororr." Card.
Ctaale.
. Prjfeas r Atrasttol evens -Mi tail
aiiieitut eh»B tomomrir irftrurjon. Mua-
day. SWeiribcr It. oft Che Macm 'Light
wRh n soiree to which all
hi* friends are Invited.. A ifcbat ntU
t lenien aMMnlxe4 Monday night for get-
orrh.if.ri will jdsy for Ul>
Ml** Blackshttr unll be hi*
Piaaltt for tlw aioowe.
DON’T ASK WHAT TIME 1C IS.
But buy a watch of your mva Horn J.
IU A W. W. WPtlams hod y >u wllVub
,'VV» have the correct time with you.
PRINTING OFFICE SOLD.
Dr. AV.R. Holmes Buys the Establish
meat of J. W. Burke A Co.
•old at -prlvalte sale to Dr. W. ’
Holmes, the price paid bring *3.000.
Tuesday. It could not bo learn
unices In Che SoteJii, and *5,000 Is con.
Don’t fail to hear the cele
brated Pickaninny Brass Band
at Ocmulgee Park this
noon. Positively theii
appearance in this city. Take
Indian Spring cars.
SALE OF SEATS FOR THE GRAND
CONCERT AT STEINWAY HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT OPENS MONDAY
AT LUDDEN & HATES. PRICES »1
TO ALL PARTS OF THE HALL.
ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS
HBADINa. FIFTEEN WORDS OR
MORE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A
WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD.
Taken For less than is ctr
MRS. LEOa'8 ELOCUTION CLASHES.
LADIES physical culture and elocution,
Tuesday and Thursday morning*. Ittad
in* clrle, 530 Washington avenue. Alt
pupils In orxtory taken at reduced rotes
by joining class at Georgia Business
College Monday und Wednesday after
noons.
AGENTS WANTED.
INTELLIGENT men and women every,
where, to take orders for '“SHJSPJRfft
NEW YORK CITY, ILLUSTRATED."
Just out. Marvelous production of the
American metropolis. Profusely Illus
trated from original photographs taken
by our own artists In palaces and slums.
Liberal terms and descriptive circulars
Pit EE on application. No capital re
quired. Profits $fl to $17 dally, if you
Wsint to make money fast, write today.
Address Globe Bible Publishing Compa
ny, 3 >8 Dearborn street, Chicago. Ill,,
add 723 Chestnut stroet, Philadelphia,
Ta.
LADY AOENTS-The easiest and most
profitable tiling to do Is to sell the
Hygela Corset. Bend for terms and In
formation to the Western Corset Com
pany, Bt. Louis, Mo.
WE WANT MEN. *20 to *25 n week.’
a tend y work, celling staple goods tb
dealers. Samples to proper applicants.
No peddling. Experience unnecessa
ry. Salary or large commission ns
proferred. Household .Specialty Com
pany, 75 Fourth street. Cincinnati, O.
WANTED—Agents. Sample sashlock free
by mall for 9 cents stamp, immense.
Unrivalled. Only good one ever In
vented. Beats weights. Bales unpar
alleled. 312 a day. lirohurd, Box 61,
rhumb ipiiia.
WANTIOD^Ten undersecretaries In ev
ery town In thin state; also one nub-
secre'tary In every .town to manage
branch office and aupeml intend under
secretsirlea work; write for particulars
and free outfit, enclosing 10 cents for
postage. Columbian International Col
onisation and Improvement Company,
121 St. Charles street, N6w Orleans,
Louisiana.
LADIES wanted to write «t homo; $3
per day; no oinvasstog; send 4 cents
In ■Vginpe. Miss C. L. Andrews,
flmstft BenU, Ind.
WANTED—500 suits to renovate at re
duced price next week Kt 423 Cotton av
enue. Billings.
WANTED—October 1, tiy a yoang nmn,
room and board with private family.
A«Mre*H, W. J* T., care Tclegrjiph.
\VANTED—For all torts or farm worn a
young 'man. good milker, industrious
and temperate. Address, a. n. d., pox
WANTED—To buy second-hand turntture
of evory description. Will pay ca»n tot
same 401 First, Armory building.
WANTED—Situation by young coioreo
man as buller or waiter, with good ref-
erence. Address. K.. care Telegraph.
WANTED—A light sioond-hana bicycle
Address, not later than Monday, Num
ber (SO, Lauder house.
WANTED-Every owner or a horse oi
mule to try Messier A unit, prartica
borne shoors, C20 b'cnrUt street.
WANTED—To buy all the old books in
Macon, will pay highest cash price.
r<m*era’ Curiosity Bhop, Cherry
WANTED—Unfurnished room, In goo<t lo
cality for gentleman and wire. Mum n<
close In. K. Y.
WANTED A customer for a good horse
nml wag.m cheap. W. H. Tbole.
WANTED-A oustomcr tor a good stand
Ing desk, pair sen lea und good retris-
etator. call at once on \v. »i. rooic.
WANTED—A room suitable ns scnooi
room. Upper part or city proterrea
I >li* 8., <;are Telegraph.
WANTED—Live, energetic young man to
nottclL Strait salary. Apply, «4 Bccona
street.
WANTED-A position ns collector, nave
had *lx years experience ami can run
nlsh the best of reference. Address, l\
• core of Macon Telegraph.
BUmHEBS WANED—It you put your
lKvaees In my hands tor rent or sale
they will be looked alter, nn i hn\t
juet commenced business. A. i. noit
real estate agent, 9A second street.
WANTED-Uoardera.Three yoog men o
cvMipIc wUhout children preferred. Box,
11m.
WANTED—.V good aiieam.xn tor a spe
cDlty line to caavoati town and coun
try It ado on and on the road, a party
with previous experience preierreck uct-
ovnee required. A, v, c.
WANTED—Three or four rooms; gooo
neiahbcrhood; close In; moderate rent
Ad.irtra, Roomer, this or nee.
WANTTiD—Two or three gentlemen cat
act board by applying to Mrs u. at
Durrett, East Macon.
WANTED—A poalUon as salesman in ary
goods or 'grocery store, w tit. wortc tot
reasonable saury. Address. J., tare ter
WANTED—Good men to puce tuquiUDH
Building and Loon Aeaocuuion *toctc in
Georgia. Loans promptly male, uco*
A. a smith, geaeral manager, Excnannt
Bank building. Macon, tix.
LADIES to write at homet
^bl*ir do cd&vutiling. Rv'ply Arlth
atdmjA OdISS FANNIE FELKNOR,
South Bend, Ind.
WANTED—To buy .ot or reamers. %ec-
ond-hand feather mattresses preferred.
Will pay cash for same. Must ne clean,
good feathers, va First rtreet.
YVpt.NTED—Capd farm near Macon find
to give 4n fart nay «4b- well tired
trioing and pacing gto<de and some
well located cottage* tn Nudhvlile,
Tonn.. Splendid in,.-o«tmeRt. C. IV.
• Craig, Brentwood. Term.
$500 WANTED for a cuatomer on good
real estate. olb«e In, for live year®.
George W, Duncan & Co.
WANTED—A gentleman who travels
wants permanent board in private
family for irlfe and 'a.iughter. and
himself white In city. E. F., care Tel-
egrsph.
COOK BT0VE8 wanted and all Hinas oi
household goods, will pay casn toi
same. 4M First street.. , , ■
WANTED—To eell you a ’94 model
Denumore typewriter, beat machine
In the worlds J. E. Mlnter. ageirt.
'Phone No. 28*. .
FOR RENT.
ROOMS to rent at 71S Poplar street.
FOR RENT—Height-room building, Nv.
120 Third street. All modern convep-
* lences and in thorough repair, oeo. w.
Duno&h & Co.
FOR RENT—Ten-room house, no. xc
FIrat street, a. Keynoiaa, wo. ga cot
ton avenue.
FOR RENT—October 1, four down-stairs
rooms, with modem improvements.
Close In. Also seven-room House. Ap
ply. 2IH Spring street.
FOR RENT—The Grannies place, t>20 uax
street, possession October l. inquire <fn
premises.
FOR RENT—Three delightful connecting
front rooms on hill, near Wesleyan.
Convenient for light houseKeeqmg. Knr.
ence required. Address, ''Skb.," Tel.
egraph.
FOR REN—Three desirable rooms, see-
ond siory. pleasant locality; suitable lor
light housekeeping. Address ''A," care
Tolegraph.
FOR RENT—Two rooms won ruruisnea
to gents; men only. Two doore trewr
Mu-berry Methodist church, a., care
.-elegraph.
FOR RENT—A desirable business place,-
315 Third street* Apply to Mrs. V. o.
Cope, 418 Walnut street.
FOR RENT—On the hill three or tour
rooms for light housekeeping. Modern
conveniences. Addrees, ♦»onn, care Tel
egraph.
FOR RENT—Stables, located on anm
street, between Mulbeny ana walnut,
Low rent to good parW. hi. a. Mdrne
FOR RENT—763 Plum street, eight-
room house and double Kitchen—tea
rcwms. not -oouo'ilng pantiy, burti
room and several closiots. Modern
conveniences; low ren't. II. Damour,
615 Mulberry street.
FOR RENT—Store No. 215 Cotton awe ■
nue; omce or sleepng roam up-st.rtre.
Also wareihouse. with good sidetrack,
jon Slxleb strewt. Apply to Guernsey's
'Planing Klin.
FOR RENT—No. 621 College street, near
Wesleyan, six rooms, wo servant's
rooms; nJfio severable desirable tiottses
E. A. Horn a. 454 Cherry street.
FOR RENT—My resldene on No. 21 Frog-
rcss Btreet. Apply Chapman's Kngnsn
Kitchen.
ROOMS to rent In a derirable location,
nenr business portion or town. The
very thing for parties taking meals out.
A. T. Holt, real estate agent, 365 Sec
ond street.
FOR RENT—A conveniently located dai
ry farm, near town. A. T. Holt, real
estate ugent, 365 Second street.
FOR RENT—Severn 1 well located res
idences. Call and* examine my list. A.
T. Holt, teal estate agent, 365 second
street.
NICE furnished room for rent. Apply
116 Third street, call at premises, or ad-
dres.i. Turner, this ofltce.
FOR RENT—$25, 852 Orange—car line. w.
B. Birch,
FOR RENT—Four rooms ennp, cornel
Now und Plum. Also some cheap punn
ing Jots. C. Sullivan.
FOR RENT—October 1. Nine-room rest*
tl^nce. 126 Cole street. Modern con
veniences; $25. Apply to e. t\ Bronson.
FOR RENT—Store, with dwelling at-
tnchcxL Apply to G. \V. Craig, 421 Ha
zel street.
FOR RENT—Comer store in tne voiun
tiers Armory building. Apply at rc. 8.
Collins ft Co., or W. H. Toole's, 470 First
street. ‘
FOR RENT—Several desmvbie resideneei
at R. B. Collins ft co„ real estate
intents..
FOR RENT—That desirable nine (9) room
house, with double kitchen attached nnd
modern improvements. No. W5 Arch,
corner New street, at present occupied
by N. I. Brunner. Foesesston October
V Apply to W. II. Whitehead.
FOR RENT—Store In building comer
of Second and Poplar ztreets. Passes-
elon October I. Jullen Rodgers, admln-
tatpntof.
WJk RENT—Officen nnd gentlemen’s
sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sav
ing* Bank.
FOR RENT—A nfcfe renldenize. M\vn
rooms; Orange street. Apply 644
Cotton avenue.
*22.60 WILL RENT oottago 244 W.-lsh-
ingtun avenue: has live rooms, kitch
en, pantry, bath room, water nnd gas.
on shady side Street, cu car line. B.
E. Willingham.
Frit RENT—Six-room house. Second
Sttw:, Troup III1I. Highest point 111
city. Good neighborhood, large lot.
low price. T. O. Ohcmney, Central
Ovorgli it ink.
FOR LU.YSB—Store house corner Third
nud Cherry streets, for wholesale and
retail dry goods, from October 1. Ap
ply -to H. G. Cutter, agent, at Macon
Savings Dank.
FOR RENT—October 1. Medium stse
dwelling on College iMreet, water, gts
aivd servant hbUjc. Rent rraoanubl?.
H. V. Waihlngton.
STORE FOR RENT—The etorc under
Dr. C. U. % Hall’s office on Poplar
etroct, bMmtV city Marked Po^w-
alon given 1st October. Gcod stand
to m tk-' money. .\;>nly to W# A.
CrutchfieU.
FOR KENT—Oct.-ter 1. the two-story
reelJeuee fronting Tattnall square,
coiner OJMtborne and Tattnall
streets. Apply LHly’a Exchange. Col
lege strret.
TEN DOLL.VRS a month will roat atort
cn Vlatvlllt Branch In-Iho city. i*o»-
fcpszlou at once. Jacob Ulrach.
FOR 8ALE.
FOR S-VLE-The place aaverr.scd tasi
Sunday aa 43 acres, contains bo acres
27 acres in culUvali.n and a itx woods
Owner Is a non-bestdent and tut put a
price on tt that wui sell il it is a oar
gain.. It Jk milca.rrom court douse
fponu on public road und ta un* cheap
en property around Macon, rnna- x.
Murbhey, corner Oherrv and Cotton «v
tnue. .x- 1
Tlio imported dresses from far away,
lands.
That ladies all long for and prize,
Can be gotten tins week
If Juhan’s you seek
With a purao of moderate size. ;!
Mr. Juhan has been culling the chcichest things ^
^ on the market for the past five weeks, and as usual, J?
ga weVe got the best line of Silks and Dress Soods that ' A
^ you will find anywhere. We not only boast of the
tasty styles, etc., hut you will find our prices a little
t? lower pn all staple fabrics, etc..
SILKS, SILKS.
All tbo lMjiular iveavos In Black
Dress Silks which will lie so much In
ilcmaml this season. Special lines at
We,, St. nnd
In colored Silks for full suits and
fancy waist, we are showing a grand
line In Novelty Bluet, etc.
DRESS GOODS.
54-1 neh all-wool Ladies' Cloth 48c.
5!-lneli extra llnish Covert Cloth 83c.
■1'J-tiich Twilled Serges at 50c.; worth
TO cents.
Seo our tnllor-mado Suits nt ?12.50.
Lots of style.
Special line black and grey Dress
Goods for second mourning.
0 JUHAN’S,
» 606 CHERRY. ‘
Fifteen yards 30-lnch Fruit of the
Loom for $1,
Case new fall style Ducks lOo.
Good Canton Flannel 5c.
Twenty yards best yard-wide Sea Is
land for $1.
New line Lace Curtains at $1; worth
$1.00.
Best Indigo Calicoes 5c. a yard.
...SEE...
Iron frame school Hosiery 25c.
Best Penang for school dresses 10c.
Good Dress Ginghams Sc.
Hundreds of new things opened every
day from now on.
ORDERS from a distance Sited samo
day received.
JUHAN’S,
606 CHERRY.
FOR SALE—Horse and wagon, standing
desk and stool, pair ewm soaies, rerri<-
erator cheap. Call dt one. w, H. Mooie.
FOR SALE—Four hundred ana sixty acr a
well Improved farm land ut Baldwin
county, 100 acres ten miles from Macon.
Easy terms.. W. H. Burkett.
GINNING OUTFIT FOR SALE -Will sell
nt ft gr-*at sacrifice 19-horse engine, loco-
notlve boiler, 50-saw gin, press, etc.
Robert A. Nlsbet.
FOR SALE—One ten-horse engine for sale
cheap at Macon Oil anl Ice Company.
See B. H. Smith.
FOR SALE—Onef Pnrker gurt (flrot-
cIush). !two blacksmith’s bellodvs. Ap-
\*lf to E. J. Frceqwan.
FARM FOR SALE or exchanged for city
property. GOO acres near railroad station,
peculiarly adapted for raising fruit or
stock. Addresa, B., card Telegraph.
FOR . SALE—Several soccnd-hand bar
ber chairs und bath Hubs; all in good
condition, can be seen nt Lanier
house barber shop. M. Loh.
GINNING OUTFIT FOR SALE—Will
Bell a* a great fticrlflce 10-horce power
J: cnglnc. loaomotlvc bo»ler, 60-saw gin.
(arem. etc... Robert A. Nlsbet.
FOR SALE—Owner leaving city will
sell a parlor grand piano cheap for
‘cash.. Instrument in perfect order.
- Address E. c., care Telegraph.
FOR SALE—Bay mare; sound and any
lady can drive her; also (op buggy.
J. B. Minton.
FOR SALE—Old papers, for wrapping
purposes, etc.. 25 cents per hundred.
Telegraph office.
FOR SALE—One magnificent new Co
lumbia (bicycle. Hus never been used.
Will sell very cheap. Apply at Tele-
gragjfh office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. C. O. TOWNSEND—Lessons in
voiceband piano. 4& Orange street.
STATIONERY—The largest and nicest
stock of stationery in Macon at cut
prices. Pen holders, three for 6 cents;
lead pencils, 24 for 5 cents; fine linen
note paper. 5 cents qplre; two packs ot
envelopes for 6 cents. Bowers* Curiosity
Shop, 676 Cherry street.
ONLY SO CENTS for bfst nickel alarm
clock's at Lazarus'.
SARATOGA CHlPS~are all the rage. ask.
your grocer for them.
SCHOOL CHILDREN take your old -ooks
to Curiosity Bhop before selling tn<^^
670 Cherry street ^
UICE-B4RD3 roast .Exchange hotel
restaurant, Cherry tlreet.
RUINED—Horses are ruined every ween
In Macon by Incompetent none shoeing
Practical and experienced work cost*
no more. Try Mess! .*r & Lira, Fourtn
street.
DOWN THE RIVER—The Gypsy will
leave the wharf Wed if* (toy morning
„ tit 8o'clock and return u« 6 p. m., giv
ing u pleasant ou;:lnv? for those who
wkh tv> go. If you want to have a
good day. ’..hen go down the Ocmul-
gee W^Mnesiuy. 6treet c.tr leaves
msniKncfii. for tho Yfhatf,
*0 CEINTS SOLID GOLD baby rings at
'lAUurus'.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT-A lady trom
Vlneville was passing down X’optar
street, leuvlng her 4-year-old boy,
drained In a Faunt’eroy suit, when a noy
stumped his toe on A.- S. Thomas' bar
gains. The lady bought and the boy
recovered. 653 Poplar street.
HOUSE MOVING, or racing houses suc
cessfully done by John Cnotc, back ot
new jail.
THE RECEIPTS of poultry anl produce
have been light for the-past week, ana
poultry lain better drinohd. us fellows:
S5a$5c. each; foies. U^uso. eacn;
duckn, 23a24c. each; geese, wc. eaclf.
ore lb moderate demand, only at
16c; per dozen. Tennessee toutier. Laltoc.
per pound; Georgia, nutter, liaise, per
pound. Sweet potatoes, v&c. per busnei;
Irish potatoes. $2a2.’Jfi per tnree pecks
barret; onions, ®c. per bushel. Samuel
Finley & Co.
WEDDING PRESENTS a>: Uauttf
Jewelry Palace.
THE Bnest fresh meats In town arc to ot
hail from the uic Aloorfru r-acKra,
Company. Western beet snu all Kin i.
of cured meets.
WE ARE selling low ot gooes becaust
we have the newest, lrosnqst ana best
OsmO and be convinced. Vila i*econc
street. Bun Boer’s old stand, fnone
215. F. E. Cuprorman.
PARTIES can now make <icslmb> ar
rangements for room, sni table
boarJ at the Pierivir.t house.
sPND U$ your horse ana let ua correct
Uiat imperfect anJ clumsy gait,' caunea
bjr TmuI shoeimr Messier & Bird, cs
Sburtb street.
PIANO tun'd) banquet lamps at Daza-
Tus’ Jewe-lry Falice.
THOSE desiring se.ver connections from
water closets, etc., would oo well to
consult Jarrett & Abel. '
gratjd picnic on the river—
The Gypsy will go down the river
Wednesday morning at 8 o’clock an'J
rstum at 6 p. m. A chance for hunk
ers to hoive u day’s sport and return
by boat. Oar leaves monument for
bhie wharf.
35 OBNT3 for extiu-dieavy tihCmibles,
solid silver, a't Lazarus’.
POCKET KNIVES—1,000 drummers’ sam
ples pocket knives to close out at 25 and
50 cents; (worth 50 cents to $2 each. Bow
ers’ Curiosity Shop, 676 Cherry street.
IF YOU have property to rent, place it
with R. S. Collins & Co., Agents.
A DESERVED title Is that of proressor,
worn by Mr. Messier oi Meaner &
Bird, practical horse shoers. Send tneir
your work. 620 Fourth street.
25 CENTS soflld silver n't Lazarus*,
BEFORE you buy yoar furniture nnd
cook stoves and household goods, call
and seo me. I have a large lot or new
furniture and stoves for eale cheap,
less than cost. Remember the place to
buy good goods for a little money. Hard
time price* R. Welland fumlturo store,
464 First street. Volunteers Armory
building.
PIANO, banjo; guitar taught by 7%irs. J.
B. Badger. Testimonials from best fam
ilies in the city. Also from tho colleges.
£96 College street
90 CENTS best nickel lateral clocks nt
Lazarus’.
WILL BUY office desks ot every des
cription and every kind or office furni
ture. 461 First street.
MMB. L. ATKINS, modiste, electric school
cutting and dress-making academy.
Tailor square only. Artistic cutting and
dress-miking taught without chart, scale
or machine,'by scientific measurement
only. Mme. L. Atkins, late or Baltimore,
Md., corner Third and Plurfi. streets.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—6Id suits can
be renovated at 423 Colton avenue at
reduced price. Billings.
CHANGE of season, change or suit. Can
you do jt easier than to go with :hc
old one to Macon Steam Dye »*orks,
or save as much any other way?
S6 ClSNTS for solid, silver rings tut
LazaTua’.
J. L. ANDERSON, attorney at law, has
for rent a six-room house adjoining Mr.
Joseph Riley’s on Tattnall square. El
egantly papered. An perfect condition.
Bath rooms, etc. Now occupied by Mr.
Steve Fulghum.
PROFESSORS MESSLEK & BIRD cnargt
no more for horse shoeing tnan oramar>
shoers and* deserve the patronage tney
are receiving.
THE GYPSY will 't'ake «a terge crowd
. < dWn *ttie river Wednesday morning
tut S'o’clock to .Trove a good day out
of the city. Mum.,-, lee waTer, select
fcrowd and amusement. Street car
loaves monumeiVt ini .tfrao for the
boat. .'
$1 FOR FINE aolk* silver rings alt
Lazarus’.
OH, MR. DON’T you know that we live
to dye and dye to live, and clean suits at
reduced prices at 423 cotton avenue,
Billings. %
FOR SALE—One top buggy ana one sin
gle harness, nearly new. Inquire sio
Washington avenue, “
GO TO Jarrett & Abel Tor your piumoinj
and tinning. All work guarantees.
*1.775 FOR LARGE LOT, No. 109 Apple-
ton avenue, on car line, 86x175 feet
Will sell half for *930 it bought quick.
George W. Duncan ft Co,
50 CENTS for solid goM baby rings ut
Lazarus’.
IT REQUIRES experience In horse shoe
ing. and it is very necessary that only
competent sftwere work on your horses’
feet. Try Messier & Bird, C9 Fourth
street.
RING telephone 215 if y<» want new Din
pickles, olives in bulk; new barley, ,01
anything new and fresh in groceries.
We keep only tho best. F. £*. Cupter-
men. ’Phone, 215.
BIG SLAUGHTER IN BOOKS to make
room for school supplies. LOW cloth-
bound books, choice for 15 cents; 500 nice
cloth-bound books at 25 cents; heap at a
dollar; LOW piper back novels at % lu.
S cents, worth from 10 to 50 cents. A»i
second-hand books less than halt puce.
Powers’ Curiosity Bhop. C7< Cnerry
Shop.
90 CENTS for best nickel alarm
clocks at Lazarus’.
EXTRA toast crackers u 1-pounl car
toons. retail at 10 cents pouna. jour
grocer sella them.
LOST—25 to 50 per cent, by not buying
yoair school supplies from) Curiosity
Bhop.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
• gives .satisfaction. Your grocer sells
$150 INVESTED yields $63 average weekly
Income with absolute security. Pros
pectus, Itemized statistics free. Benson
& Dwyer, 834 Broadway, New York.
OLD BOOKS bought, sold and exenangea.
Powers' Curiosity Bhop, 676 Cherry
street. •
JUST RECEIVED — Fine German
pickles and Dutch herrings. T. P,
Donahue.
HORSES shod while yo wait in most per
fect mamv r. Messier & Bird, 6L0 Fourth
street.
OH, MR. DONT!—You know ghat Mr. T.
H. sent his clothes to 423 Cotton avenui
and we can do the same work now at
reduce prices? Billings.
LINDEN BAKING POWDEffi always
gives satisfaction. Riotallf 20c. lb.
WANTED—Old school books. Highest
cash price paid. Curiosity Bhop, 676 Cher
ry street.
IN THE FABLE the sun was more pow
erful than, the wind. You soon won't
think it true, unless you get out your
winter clothes and take them to Macon
Steam Dye Works to be ready ,for the
North wind.
B1NC copper and Porcelain bath tuns,
Best on the market; cheap. Jarrett &
Abel.
RODGER’S best table spoons at Laza
rus’ Jewelry etore,
WE HAVE a most complete line ot tier*'
man and other Imported delicacies, do*
TELEPHONE 358, J. H. Roush & Son.
and place your order for coal. Best
coal on tbo market $4.50 a ton.
CENTRAL, give me 106. is that Mr.
Keen? Yea, madam. Please send me
two boxes Saratoga chips, l think they,
are excellent.
VIAVI can be obtained at Mrs. J. B.
Steven's, 559 Oak street. Agents wanted.
Liberal terms.
CUT prices in standard books; eiyciopc-
dia of PaJnters und Painting, in four
volumes; published by Scribner & Son;
publishers, price, $24; our price, $6. Amer
icanized Encyclopedia Britanlca in ten
volumes; publishers' price, $35; oyr price,
$15. Wasliin&iou Irving's works; puWisn-
crs\ $1.50 volume; our price, 40 cents
volume. Charles Dickens' works, -w cents
volume, worth $1.50. Coopers* works, 40
cents, worth $1.50 volume. Gilt Edge
Poems, 40 cents, and UW or other utan-
dard works at cut prices. Powers* Curi
osity Shop, 673 Cherry street.
DON’T ruin your horses’ feet by patroniz
ing cheap and inexperienced shoers. Try.
Messier & Bird, 620 Fourth street.
HAVE THE BEST—When you want a
sidewalk, cellar floor or a drive way;
that hag body and foundation to sup
port it, that will atand all travel put
upon It, my concrete pavements will
last an age and give better satisfac
tion than anything you can get for
the money Invested. The best Is the
cheapest when you consider its du
rability. Address F. L. Henry, 75?
Pine street, Macon, Ga.
50 CENTS buys a soflid gold baby ring
of Laznrus’ Jewelry palace.
TO SCHOOL CHILD BN—We save you
from 23 to 50 per cent. In school auppnea.
we have a nice, complete stock or school
books. We buy all of your old school
books and guarantee to give you the
h.gheat cash price. Curiosity Shop, m
Cherry street.
GIVE us a call. Sam Baers oia stana
'Phone, 215. F. E. Cuplerman.
S 'X!W X) ? A , c , hlp * the u,est ' tne itsntcst,
the heat. Have you tried them? Teey
we sold by John C. Holmes * Co., tt
9 Keetv-C. F. ColUer tk lira.. Jack \v inn.
E. 8. Smith ft Bro., O. O. Toole.
OLD PAPERS for wrapping, *3 cents
per bumlrtd at the Telegraph office.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES—A complete stoK or
Cariosity Shop, 676 Cherry street
perfect horse shoeing
Is the only kind we turn out. none
l**!. 1 * •JJ-JuSy Of our life. Messier
4 Bird, 650 fourth street.
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