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THE MACON TELEGKAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1891.
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TAKEN FOR LESS JIIAN 15 CTS.
AGENTS WANTED. ,
IWE CAIN error honorable employment
to a few active men or ladies In eich
county, which will pay 150 to J100 per
month. No capital or experience re
quired. Address P. W. Ziegler & Co.,
Box 172?. Philadelphia. Pd.
ANY LADY can easily make J1S ■weekly
■working lor me quietly at home. Po
rtion permanent, and it you can only
spare tr.vo hours per day; don't fail
to Investigate. Reply wRh stamped
envelope. 'Mies Lucllo Logan, Joliet,
AGENTS WANTED—$3 every tiny. You
can double It If you'll work “King of
Glory." We credit you; that makes
It easy. Complete outfit, Including
full copy of book, only 90 cents.
I (Stamps token.) Satisfaction guaran
teed or ntonev refunded. A money
maker for you. Southern Publishing
Houae. Nashville. Teltn. 1 ;
!WE WANT MEN. 520 to 525 a week.
Steady work, selling staple goods tb
. dealers. Samples to proper applicants.
I No peddling. Experience unnecesea-
. ry. Salary or large commission us
I preferred. Household Specialty Com
pany. 75 Fourth street. Cincinnati, O.
WANTED—Agents. Sample sashlock free
ftt mall for 2 cents stamp, immense.
( Unrivalled. Only good one ever lu-
; vented. Beats weights. Sales unpar-
. alleled. 512 a day. Brohsrd, Box 64,
Philadelphia.
WANTED.
WANTED—I have a demand for a few
more houses. 'My rent list is gettlnfe
. limited. If jrou have Admirable house
for rent place It In’ my hands. No
. one has 'better facilities for finding
you a tenant. Prompt and personal
attention given all business entrusted
to me. B. A, Wise, the rental agent
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
By B. A. WISE The Rental Agent.
No. .to; Orange street: price 535. Situa
ted on comer of Ora tyre street and
Washington avenue. Eight large
rooms, modem conveniences: will re
paint house and put in beat condi
tion for. desirable tenant. ■ Conven
ient to all car lines. Neighborhood
exceptionable... •' \
No. 406 Orange street. The dcnlrtblo
re.-hlence of Mrs, >M.' B. D. ihckcf.
To those familiar with this property
I need not speak of the elegance of
house or dollrhtful neighborhood. Has
every comfort and convenience: largo
lot. servants' h'ouse. etc.
No. 250 Washington avenue. Large 10-
noom house, directly on car fine; good
neighborhood. Will rent to reoponsl-
ibie party at extremely low figures.
All conveniences. I consider, this the
cheapest house In Macon.
No. 504 New street. Seven Rooms: has
Just 'been overhauled: freshly papered;
interior dean and'now; I'table; every
convenience: close In; rent 525 per
month. »
No. 305 Spring street. To a man of mod
erate Income I know of no house that
would make a better home than thla.
Six large rooms; price 522.50.
No. 131 Academy street. A neat cot
tage:; nicely papered; In first class
condition qnd close In: six room,'.
This bouse is bound to rent. Don't
let some one else get ahead of you.
No. 305 New street. If you havo been
looking for a house you will agree
that there ore not many homes In a
good neighborhood having all conven
iences and a moderate rental. Look
at this place. It may suit you and
save time and trouble,. Six rooms;
522.60 nor month.
No. 1171 Oglethorpe street. A cheap
house at 518 per month. Directly In
rear of Tattnall Presbyterian chuich.
All conveniences: six roams.
No. 464 Orange street and No. 202 New
street were built expressly for smnll
'families. In good neighborhoods; 5
rooms; 515 per month. -
Will be pleased to show any of the
whbve-property to any one Interested.
Write andhmke engagement or call
at office. Polite attention to your
watits. This Is only a partial list and
if none of the above suit you I may
have something else that will.
B. A. WISE. The Rental Agent.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.—Corres
pondents for special newspaper work;
also capable contributors, either sex;
over 13,000 newspapers and magazines
on our list. Address with stamp In
terstate Press Association, Indianap
olis, Ind.
WANTED MALE KELP—Correspond
ents for special newspaper work; also
©suable contributors, either sex; over
■ 13,000 newspapers and magazines on
our list- Address, with stamp. Inter
state Press Association, Indianapolis,
LADIES wanted to write at home; 53
per day; no camvaastng. Send 4 Mints
. In stamps. 311193 C. L. Andrews South
(Bend. Ind.
.WANTED—Everybody to know that n
froth oar American Oow Feed has
Just,arrived at Ho»t ft Barfield's.
WtA&T—Why want a new suit for fall
■when you have a 'light summer suit
that cam go to the Macon Steam Dye
Works.
WANTED—To huy all the old books In
Macon. Will pay highest caish price.
. Powers' Curiosity Shop, 676 Cherry
street. >
IWANTED—(A reliable white ■woman to
Uo general housework. References
given and required. Address Mrs. A.
Howard, 453 Third street.
{WANTED—Three or four rooms, first
floor, goad locality, suitable for light
housekeeping. “X. I. E., care Tele
graph,
.WANTED—Pattern maker alt once.i
Georgia Iron Works. Augustn/Ga.
WANTED—By a duple, a room on the
first floor in a nice part of the city,
■with people who own thslr bbme. Ref-
. crences exchanged. P., tore Tele
graph.
..WANTED—Position! wanted In retail
drug store by young man of feur
years’experience. Can give very best
i reference and will start on small sal-
’ ary. Address P. O. Box 110. LaGrange,
Go.
WANTED—Position as stenographer by
young lady; .three years' experience,
*t best' of reference given. Address K
care Telegraph.
WANTED—Parties having second hand
typewriters for sale to address R. L.
Varner. Mhcon.
WANTED—(By a couple with one small
child, board with one or two rooms,
_os the hill. Stanhope, oaro Telegraph.
.WANTED—An Intelligent young lady
to canvass for a quick selling-article,
■Address Business, care this office
WANTED—By middle aged gentleman
and wife, suite of unfurnished rooms
i with private family, or small, com
fortable house In city or suburbs. Ad
dress R„ care Telegraph.
WANTED—Ten pure Lungshan hens.
_George W. 61ms' clerk of court office.
WANT TO EXCHANGE loTin city for
a horse and ' buggy. Address Ex
change, care Telegraph.
WANTED—Good shoemaker at once
T. Nance, Arlington, Ga.
WANTED—Goad men to place r.qmtanK
Building and Loan Association stock u
Georgia. Leans promptly made. ueo.
A. Smith, general manager, rixcnangc
Bank building, Macon, Go.
WANTED—To sell you a '94 model
Deiastnore typewriter, best machine
in the world. J. E. Mlnter, agent
'Phone No. 283.
FOR RENT.
■FOR RiENTg-Ootober L. Medium-size
dwelling on College street; water, gas
and servrrtt house. Rent reasonable,
H. V. Washington.
FOR RENT by Frink 31. Oliver:
250 Wasftlnton avenue, 5*3.
915 Walnut, 515. ,
•758 Cherry, 530. ■, i:
, 350 New, 530. , K ■■ it >• -
tM New. 523. , [j
1410 Oglethorpe, 5*5. I; . i; |)
820 Fourth,. 520. • !
110 Paris Place, 825.
Dwelling on Heights with largoj*t*
ble 520.
•Stores on Cotton avenue. Cherry,
Third and Fourth streets.
FOR RENT—Two large, well furnished
ratoon. convenient to business; hat
and cold baths. 443 New street.
FOR RENT—Three rooms downstalre.
No. Sll Oak street. _- ^
FOR RENT—A de3lrsb!e buimee* place
315 Third street. Apply to Mrs. V. S.
Cope. 418 Walnut street.
FOR RENT—Large frorft room No. 21*
New street. between Mulberry and
Walnut.
FOR RENT—lly residence on Progress
etreet. seven rt/oms. gas find water.
Apply at English Kitchen..
FOR RENT—Bov Aa! desirable reel
donees; aka tome good store pronerty.
Call and see my list. Tak* plesiur-
ln "bowing what I hsve. A. T. Halt,
rat ostste agent. 363 Second street.
FOR RENT—Store No. 518 Fourth
street, next to Southern Express Coro
pony. Apply tt R. R OotUns 48 Co.'s.
FOR SALfc-»Lot No. 246 In Rutland dis
trict. within quarter mile Georgia
Boutharn and Florida railroad, con
taining about 100 acres good f irming
upland, same amount swamp land..
dllckory. white uak, beech, ugh and
pine, worth ttfice.amount asked. Par
ticulars 020 Okk alfeet. H. M. Gran-
nlss. ■. •
FOR RENT—Basement In Vblun4eer'„
rvmory, fronting Poplar street. Ap
ply at R. S. Collins ft Co.'s.
FOR RENT—Offices and gentlemen's
Sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sav-
lngj Bank.
FOR RENT—Dwelling on New street.
Apply to W. S. Payne at Payne ft
Willingham's.
FOR RENT—Ten-noom houae, 568 Firet
street. George W. Duncan Sc Co.
FOR RENT—Large hall, third floor,
over John R. JSllls’. Triangular blOck.
R. E. Park.
FOR RENT—October 1. Medium size
dwelling on Orange etreet; jvnter. gno
and servant house. Rent'reasonable.
SH. V. Washington. f
FOR RENT—The handsome home- 'of
Mrs. Dr. Hickey. 406 Orange street,
'containing ten rooms, hot and cold
water, range In kitchen and all mod
em conveniences. Posne^lon Imme
diately or October 1. Apply to Mru.
Dr. Hlckev or B. A. Wise.
FOR. RENT—From October 1st, two or
t! r$e connecting rooms; modern conven
iences. On the hill. Price reasonable.
Address S„ care Telegraph.
FOR,RENT—Rear of second floor; all of
third floor nnd basement of American
National Bank building. Constructed
especially for printing office; after Oc
tober 5. R. E. Park.
FOR RENT—852 Orange fftree*t; seven-
rooms, gas and water; car line. Ap
ply to W. B. Birch.
STORAGE ROOM for rent. Apply to
Altmayer & Flaitau.
•FOR RENT—October 1.—Nine-room
residence, 126 Cole street; modem
conveniences; 525. Apply ito E. F.
Bronson.
FOR RENT—Small store pqmer of
Third and 3Iu>berry. next Davis’ stS-
blea. R. E. Park. -■[.
FOR RENT-October 1, tho two-atgrtr.
residence fronting Tattnall squii 1 **,
earner Oglethorpe and Tattnall
Btreeta. Apply Daly's Exchange, Col*
lege otreet.
FOR SALE.
TRUCK IFAR3I AND GAJIDBN on
Houston road, two miles from city,
for rent. Apply to J. W. Amaaon, No.
462 Poplar street, 3facon, Oa.
FOR SALE—Flour horses and two
ihaclts and harness. Apply to B. H.
Rice, 455 Poplar street.
ONE FINE MIOH COW with young
half fbr sale. Apply to 31., Box 33,
Forsyth. Ga.
550 TAKES 28-pbund bicycle; cost 5125.
663 31ullberry stree.
FOR SALE}—The Rodgers property op*
ipcclte city hn 11; size 104x125, Is offered
us a -whole or w>U dlvldd to suit pur*
chcoera. If yV>u wish a choice nnd
convenient house or an Inveuttnont
examine this property; nothing bet
ter in the city of Macon. William M.
Rodgers, 207 Cotton avenue.
ROLL TOP oak desk and revolving
ohalr for sale Cheap; also *11x111 base-
burner stove. 157 Third street.
FOR SALE CH'EIAIP—Four Irorseq, twb
double hooks, with license. Apply to
'R. H. Rice, 455 Poplar street.
FOR SALE CHEAP—Four horses, two
double hacks, with license. Apply to
R. H. Rice, 455 Poplar street.
P®It HALE CHEAP—IFYnir horses, two
double hacks, with license. Apply to
R. H. Rice, 455 Pophsr street.
■FOR SALE—51,799 for five three-room
houses, paying 18 per cent. Must dote
this week. Frank 31. Oliver, general
real estate agent.
FOR SALE—A desirable house In Vine-
vllle, 2 1-! acres, good hotus and ele
gant fruit: ebean. A. T. Holt, real es
tate agent, 395 Seoond street.
FOR 69-U/E—A beauftlful lot, situated
on First street, next to the rcridence
of L. '3Ic3Iaous; 58 feet front by 263
depth. Apply to Pat Pierce.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—Will he sold St the
court house door of Bibb county on
Monday, September 24, between tho
legal hours of sale, to the hlghe*: bid
der. one certain 4>uv mare named Star
light. with one white hind toot, about
8 yeivs old: seized under a Will trover
proceeding In th* city court of ilacon
In the case of Jamto White vs. J. W.
Goodson and eoltl by agreement of
parties. L. B. Herrington, deputy
sheriff.
FOR SALE—A rood safe cheap. Call
or Trite Macon Sash. Door and Lum
ber Company.
TOR SALE—A steam flying Jenny—a
big bargain. Apply quick. Address
C. K. Christian. Andersonvihe, Oa.
FOR SALE—12,250 for live-room bouse
on College Hill, In splendid tocatler.
Small cash payment, balance to suit
purdhauer. Frank it. Oliver, general
real estate ageist.
FOR SALE—stock of family retail gro
cery In long established stand: store
rented till October 1895. Will accept
real route or other good Becurlty.
Frank 41. Oliver, general real estate
agent.
FOR SALE—One first rate square piano
In good order, bought at Manger's
sale, price 330. worth 573. Address
K. at Beddinsficld Bros.
FOR BALE—Largo ten-room house In
Small town, suitable for hotel;
heaSthy, good water tand excellent
school advantages. Must be sold. A
bargain for cash. Particulars by ad
dressing “Business," 'this office.
GINNING OUTFIT FOlt SALE -Wilt
sell at a great sacrifice 10-hovae power
engine, locomotive botlere 50-saw gin,
press, etc. Robert A. Nfwbet.
FOR SALE—One magnificent new Co
lumbia bicycle. Has never been used.
Will sell very o|jmp. Apply at Tele
graph office.
FOR BALE—Old papers, for wrapping
purposes, etc.. 25 cents per hundred.
Telegraph office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GET YOUR oyster fries at Chapman's
(English ‘Kitchen: only 25 cents.
CONGREGATION BETH - ISRAEL—
Seats and porvs for the coming holi
days can bo secured for the coming
holidays a* ttie more of John Hartz,
secretary..
HOLT & BARFIELD Is headquaiulers
for the best grade of feed of all kinds.
Give them a .0181. '
THE BEST work for tho toast money
at Moore ft Rlce’3 Carriage Shop, 455
'Poplar street. ' ■
MRS. KATE R. iLnGRA'NSE hoa re
turned to tho city and will rcopenj|)cr
‘Vlnevllie and East Macon art classes
commencing first week In October.
GOOD ROOMS, first-class fare at the
Gray house, one block from Union de
pot, on car line. 454 Pine. .Mrs. H. A.
Gray.
MRS. HARRIET WYOH®, 418 Walnut
street. The oldest and most fashion
able modiste in. the city, has no Idea
bf retiring from business or leaving
■the city.
PROFITABLE employment 'for ladles.
For partlculara, Mme. L. Atkins,
■modiste, corner Plum and Third
streets. ,
VtAVI enn be obtained of Mrs. J. B.
Stevens. 559 Oak street. Agents Want
ed. Liberal terms.
TO THE PUBLIC,—A letter written for
publication In the Central City News,
by Jessie Roberson, concerning R. M
Logan and others has been withheld
by the editor of said paper. Tills Is
to notify them that the facts con-
itained therein will reach the public
In some newspaper.
SAWED STONE FLAGGING, the best,
smoothest and molt durable sidewalk
known. Large slabs, any thickness,
ordered to suit space to be covered.
Orders received and specimens of
stone shown at lumber office of 31.
■Codington. 454 Cherry etreet.
AN EXPERIENCED lady teacher will
Instruct Invalid and. backward pupils
at their home. T.. Telegraph.
TAKE lessons at 3frs. Clifton's School
of Shorthand and. Typewriting.
IF YOU have houses, stores or farms
for rent put them In my hands 1 and 1
will gel you tenats for them. Try me.
A. T. Holt, real estate agent, 305 Sec
ond street.
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN—Wo save
you from 25 'to 50 per cent, tn school
supplies. We have a nice, complete
stock of school books. Wo buy all of
your old school books and guramteu
to give you ttie Wlghtot cash price.
Curioulty Shop. 676 Cherry street.
51.10 for 100 pounds best oow feed
mafic—com and oat chops. Jones &
■MOprRf, 153 Third (ftreet; telephoto
335.
YOUNG men or gOn'tleman and wife
can find pleasant roams with goad
IW/aitd; terras reasonable. Apply to
Miss J. E. Benton. 86$ -Mulberry
street.
DON’T MISS IT—A big chance to ttiy
a good 'horse cheap; Cheaper than you
ever bought before. Fresh shipment
ol horses at Davis' Stable's, Mulberry
street.
OPENING OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
A larger nnd more varied nsson-
ine.it Hum ever before of Novelties
and u;tv hufey weaves In black and
colored Fabrics, among them many
exclusive styles of our own Special
Importation, at one-third less than
their real vnluc.
Billow Cloth, French Crepou. Irides
cent Serges, Scotch Tweeds, Ilium'll-
and Chevrons, Rough Heather Mix
tures, Bilk Pin Checks, French Ar-
miirei. ffittlu Soil'll, Shepherd's Checks,
I touch) ClolU, Seeded; Covert Cloth,
Covert Cloths, Nigger Hoads, Crepe do
Japan, Curlottu Cloth, 1‘oralaii Lamb,
English Cheviots, Freueti ltonrotte,
Illuminated Homespun, Sallelotli Ar-
nnmis, Camel's Tlatr, Damasses,
Freuelt Carmelite.
We will take pleasure In showing the
new things to the ladies If they will
call this week.
Positively the greatest Inducements
offered here In black and colored Dress
Goods and Silks.
10 CENTS.
Hores hot shell Into the enemy's
Dress Goods Hue:
One cash Iki-tneh Wool 'Mixtures at
10c. per ynrd; positively worth 2Co. per
yard. Good full colors.
IS CENTO—Fifteen colors hr new
Nall Cloths, yard wide uhd resembles
the 85c. quality.
43'CENTS—Ten pieces Checked. Cov
ert Cloths, over a yard nnd a naif wide,
at 43c. per yard. Good value at 73c.
only live yards required to make it
dress.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. .
New Jots 25c. to ?lfi per yard.
N" > Jet I’auels and waist effects
52 to $(!.
New ltuttons.
New Velvets,
New I-nees.
Ours Is tlie Trimming stock of Macon.
HERE’S BARGAINS.
Beat fall styles m Pbnangs flat
$1.50 per dozed for » *2 Towel.
Good twilled roller crash Toweling
5>* per yard.
Buttermilk nnd Luna Oil Complexion
Soup 2<k\ a box.
Forty dozen (urge slzo cream raw
silk 1 land kerchiefs at 25c. each; worth
00 ccum.
A line of quarter embroidered linen
Handkerchiefs at l tin.
llest Indigo blue Calico 5c.
Ready-made Dresses n specialty.
Splendid lino ladies full Vests at 25
and BOe.
Best quality Lonsdale Cambric 10c.
1,000 line rcmuuutrt factory end Em
broideries at third value. Ask ape-
1 chilly to see them.
Rest quarter school lloso In tho city.
New colors tu Ties fit 25c.'
Good Canton Flannel nr.
Big stock Down Comforts nnd Blau-
kets marked low.
ORDERS
Front n distance filled same day ns re
ceived. In writing for samples, give us
sonic Idea ns to color tuul price of ma
terials desired.
POWERS' AUCTION. FEED AND
S-alwStoble«—Beet attention given to
Hoarding horses and all other stock
entrusted to my care. Corner Poplar
and Second streets. J. C. Powers,
Manager.
WANTED—Old scttool books. Highest
cash price p.ihl. Curiosity Shop, 676
Cherry turret.
HORSES FOR SALE—All grades of
horses 'from 550 up. Davis' stables.
ZIMSIBR-MANN'S celebrated smoked
’beet and tongues very fine at F. E.
■Kupfermun's, 412 Second street. (Sam
Baer's old stand.) Telephone 215.
IF YOU want to rent i} home, more or
dairy farm call and see me. If I have
not what you want will toko pleasure
In finding It for you. A. T. Holt, real
• estate agent, 365 Second etreet.
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS—Why go
elsewhere for your books when you
can get all you require qnd, If you
wish most of the books second hand,
nt about half prloe at the book store
of J. W> Burke. Prices as low as any
dealer, rulers free, blotter pads bet
ter. Old books accepted In payment
for new, at highest, prices.
PARTIES desiring boarders communi
cate with Geurgla-Alabama Business
College. Their present boarding
houses are full.
AMERICAN COW FEED—Best Milk
and butter producer, at Holt & Bar-
field's., St
KUPFEIWtAN'8 BULLETIN— Fresh
Holland MXohnor herring, dill pickles,
new barley, new rye Hour and fa
rina, F. E. Kupfermin, 412 Second
street. (Scum Baer’s old stand.) Tele
phnne 215.
DREBSMAKING—Mdms. Howell ft
'Stanley. Perfeot fitting and stylish
dresses by the Istsgt French mode and
at prices dowel than ever before. La
dles will find It to their Intreml to see
them before making engagements for
their fall dresses. Perfect satlsfao
Ron guaranteed. 820 New street.
CUT PRICES In standard books. Cy-
clopriK* of Painters and Painting, Va
four volumes, published by Scrlbnel
& t*m; publishers, prise 524;our prloe,
56. Americanized Enesnclapedla In ten
volumes; publishers' price 5X6; our
price 515. Washington Irving's works,
publishers', 51.50 volume, our price,
40 cents volume. Charles Dlcken's
works, 40 em'ts volume, worth 51.50
volume. Ullt-cdge poems 40 cents, and
1,000 of other Ktimtartl works at cut
prieeo. Pbwcm' Curiosity Shop, 676
Cherry street.
GROCERIES—If you want nice goods
we keep everything you want at low-
cut nurket price. If you want shab
by 'gooiio don’t come to uv. we sell
goods cheep, but don't sell common
goods. We keen everything that ihe
other stores advertise. Jno.c. Holmes
ft Co,
YOU CAN BUY nil kinds of Ron rail
ing and wire fencing nt factory prices
froth the Msrleeti -Marble Company,
Slacon. Oa.
FRESH Iv'tas. 13 cents dozen, potatoes
52 sack, onions 83 cents bushel at Fin
ley's. 4'J7 Olulbemr street.
FOR SALE—A camnlete set of bo* fur
niture; everything .needed la the bus
iness. for sale chssn at Thompson's
Auction House. Poplar street,
FOR , BENT—753 Plum street, eight-
room house, double kitchen. H. Da-
tnour, 615 Mulberry street.
OPPORTUNITY WEARS NOT Itself
oift' dlwsing ■after mefc; they mu*:
watch und evaat f: when It cima
their way. An opportunity to sxvs
310 comes your way about now If you
take dhat suit to Macon Steam Dye
Works.
STATIONERY—The tartest •anl ntceo
stock of ctatlonery to Macon ut cu'
prices. Pen holders, ripree for 5 cents;
lea-l pencils. *4 for 5 cats; fine Kn< n
note paper. 5 cents quire; two packs
* of envelopes far 5 cents. Bswer's Cu
riosity Shop, tit Cherry street.
NEW YEAR'S CARDS—Unique nnd
novel designs. A full and varied ■>»-
Dortment a't John Hurtz's.
3USS ISABELLA'NICHOLLS—Classes
for FrcnUrt, Literature and History,
•Music. 475 Orange etreet.
too SYRtJP DARRELS fbr' sale cheap.
Wlnn-Johnaon Company.
NEW GOODS of all kinds now In. We
are headquarters' for staple and fanoy
groceries; can furnish W>u with any
thing yyu want a't rock-bottom prices.
John C. Hoi in cn ft Co’.
SARATOGA CHIPS sre ail the rage, ask
your grocor for thorn.
OLD BOOKS bought, wold and ex-
Chiasigetl. Powers’ Curhwlty Shop, 676
Cherry street.
DID YOU soy something about a
horse? Sly kingdom for a horse? Go
'to Davis' stolbles. Mulberry street.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Y»ur grocer sella
It. | , ■■
5130 INVESTED yields 566 average weekly
Income with absolute security. Pros,
pectus, itemlzeil statistics freo. Benson
ft Dwyer, 834 Broadway, No* York.
NEW aoons Just rccelvnl. Bloaters
arid silver-back mackerel In kits, ma
ple syrup (pure sop), olives, In bot
tles, ohetyper dhan out of barrels,
French peas und cnushnoortis, home
made eulsup, preserves nnd Jellies.
Come t" heidquartens for everything.
Jrihn C. II-Ames ft Co,
BCIIOOT. Sm>PLIF,fe-*A complete
stock of school suppUc* n ( cut prices
oa Power*' Curlbslxy BSiop, 676 Cherry
street.
KUPFDItMA'N'S BULLETIN - Wo
have fresh Edam, Llmburger, Islgny,
■pineapple, Nc-ufoha’Ut, Roquefoft nml
behrl" oliessw* today- F. E, K.upfer-
man (Sam li'-ar's ohl stand), 4!2 Sec
ond street. 'Prime 215.
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS-Wliy go
elsewhere fur your books when you
can get nil you reqhlle and, If you
wish most ol tho books second hand,
at about half prloe at the book store
<i(,d. tv. Burke.. Prlcea na low ns any
dealer, rulers free, blotter pads bet
ter. Old books accepted In payment
lor new, at highest pslcee.. ..
NEW YEAR’S CARDS, Now Year's
Cards. New Year'., Oirjs it ell prices
at Jrtnn Hirtz's.
BIO SLAUGirri'.R IN BOOKS to mike
room for school supplies. 1,090 cloth-
bound books, choice for 15 cents; 600
nice clujh-boun 1 b/»ki nt 25 cents;
cheap e»t v dcf.lan paper bick
novels at 5. 19 uni 23 cento, worth
from 1* to 50 coo ,. All eecoriMvifid
0»>k.4 at lets th m toll price. Powers’
Curiosity Shop, 676 Cherry street.
ItHOltllK'S bread raping r> the best bread
preparation made. Try It.
iN~FSicE AND QUALITY the fresh
shipment of horse, Mt Davis' staMfls
oxrvno- be txceUril. T.irre tvril-
majohed teams in c.ic Ibt. ' .
IF YOU have a horse to board or to
sell, or a cow fo sell, bring It to Pow-
er»' Stable, corner Poplar end Sec
ond streete. •
CENTRAL, give me to. is that sir.
Keen? Yes, rosdam. PIMM send me
two boxes Saratoga chips. 1 tmnk l«ey
are excellent.
Piand, McMally & Co/s
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ENTIRELY
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CENSUS of 1890,
Biographies of
Prominent Men.
Portraits of tho
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STATISTICAL
CHARTS
and
DIAGRAMS.
GAZETTEER
and
ATLAS.
AL
LINDEN BAKING POWDER nlwtiyg
■ gives satisfaction, lie'All, 20c. lb.
TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER I* tho
best made. Have you tried It?
SCHOOL CHILDREN trike 'your~o4
b<*>k.4 to Curiosity Shop before sell
ing them. (76 Cherry etreet.
HAVE Till: BEST—When you want a
sidewalk, cellsr floor or a drive wny
■that has body and foundation to sup-
■ port It, that will stand ell travel put
upon It, my concrete pavement* will
hist Jn age nnd give batter satisfac
tion than anything you can get for
the money Invested. The beat Is. the
cheapest when you consider Us du
rability.- Address F. L. Henry, 757
Pine street, Macon, Oa.
oKonciA. nmn cgunty-o. i. John*
having applied to me for letter* of guar
dianship of the person and property of
J. W. Johns, who baa been declared by
a Jury to be n person of unaontid mind.
This I*, therefore, to notify *11 .parties
concerned, to III* objections. If any they
have, on or before the first Monday In
October, ISM. or letters of guardianship
will then be Issued as asked for.
C, 31. WILEY, ordinary..
Threo hundred and forty-fiv«
E . Bound in finest quality
sh cloth.
Printed upon lino calend
ered paper with marbled
edges.
REGULAR
RETAIL
PRICE,
$7.50.
Cut out coupon and send il
with TWO DOLLARS, and
we will send you a copy ol
tho magnificent work.
Size, 111-2 x 141-2 inches,
Out of town purchasers U
pay carriage.
OEOPOIA, DIPn COUNTY-TUui De-
Lnarh, guurdlun of John William ’nrornas,
of said county, having applied to mo for
leave 10 sell tho following described prop,
trly belonpng to his ward, for the pr •
pose Of maintenance and aupport of aa .
ward. John William Thomas, towlt: on»
vacant lot In Vlnevllie district on Pleas
ant lllll. fronting forty feet on North
street sol 1'inning took SO feet to prop,
criy of SY. L Gilts, the same being a
part of the property formally belonging
lo the eetale of Sarah Wommack; Tble
Is, therefore, to notify all partlea con
cerned. to file objections, if any they haveL
on or before the drat Monday tn O. tohor,
1894, '.r elee leave to sell will then b*
granted.
C. SI. WILEY. Ordinary.
MATTICB. it AM'IN VR. WILLIAM
A. M'ALPIN.—Libel for Divorce In Bli>b
Superior Cburt.—To November Team.
1891. To William A. McAlpIn, Defrad-
ant In S-ld Cue: You are hereby com
manded to be ond appear at the next
term of Bibb superior court to answer
slid petition.
Witness the Hv..). John L. Ilsrdemtn,
Jcilgo bf said court, this 8th dxy of
June. 1894. ROBT. A. N1SBET. Clerk.
Hardeman. Davis ft Varner,
Petitioner's Attorney*,