Newspaper Page Text
\ DAY'S DOINGS /
IN GEORGIA TOWNS
(Batch of Newsy Item* Furnished by
the Hustling Correspondents
of the Telegraph,
IUSINESS IS GOOD IN DUBLIN
tut ton Coro I off In Fast— R«mocr*t« Kx*
pedaUig Voto—Marrtatf* of Sir,
FnlUr and Mill Folder—>11111
flucktjr'i Condition*
Dublin, Sept. 26.—(Specialj-Busl-
ie*s fa Imploring and tbo merblwnt*
re doln a rueblng trade. Cotton la
boring In the city taut, and the ware-
louaca are recetrlng their quota.
The Irrepressible MnJ. .Tom $jmlth ta
till praising the good traits of Clove-
find. Ho la booked for a speech at
■arbutt'a mill next Satnrday, and those
VUo hear him may expect. Interspersed
rltli solid Detqeoratio doctrine,, aomq
loll humor. The major will ask tho
|ucstlon there, "Where will tho third
forty be after October 3T’
Mi. A, J. Hobbs, a noted citizen of
Jil« county, died of heart disease last
rhursday at his residence, six miles
Irom here.
Dr. H. II. Hightower carried Ills two
tretty and accomplished daughters,
IIIssmi Vera and Carrie, to the Central
tlty, where they entered Wesleyan Ke-
hale College. Ity the way, the skillful
lector Is smiling cliildt.ke and bland—
a la a fat, chubby boy.
ordinary Hardy Smith Is couvules
ion t after a protracted spell of sick
ness.
Mr. Albert Annul, teller of the Dub
lin bank, Is suffering from an attack
it fever..
Cupt. Stubbs, Cols. Hightower and
Howard have been attending Jolmsnu
lupcrlor court on legal business.
The Ladles Missionary Society gave
in entertaliuuent ut the old academy
last nlghi, from which a neat sum was
realized.
Miss Emma Harp of Abhovllla is vis
iting her slstor, .Mrs. Dr. Walton.
William Stuckey, the slayer of trn
Taylor, Is still hi a precarious condition.
Dr. Green states that if he Is not re
moved to more commodious quartet's
bis recovery Is doubtful.
Col. Dan Smith returned lust week
from St. Louts with a drove of line
roadsters nnd mules, and they look
"tov/nlrb" In their now stables. Dan Is
a hustler.
Marshal Attaway is gradually im
proving from his stroke of paralysis.
Several DubllnHcs went up to Macon
Monday to tnko In Sells’ circus.
Mr. '.Moses Guyton, clerk of tbo cir
cuit court, at Marianna, Kino Is visit
ing relatives bore.
Mr. S. II. Fuller nnd Miss T.uln Feld
er were united In holy wedlock last
Wednesday at the residence of tlio
bride's parents, Iter. M. A. Morgan oiu-
plntlng. The groom Is a son of County
Commissioner Frank Fuller, and Is ail
amiable young man. Miss Felder Is
tho accomplished daughter of OoL
Titos. It. Kohler, so long connected with
the Internal revenue department. The
couple nre enjoying a honeymoon.
The artesian fount Is walled In nud
presents a neat appearance.
A. P. WUkes, the only nun who hns
tho vim to announce ids candidacy for
tax receiver before the state election.
Is gaining ground every day, and la
certain to lie the nomlooe.
Mr, John A. McMillan of Bartow was
In the city last week,
There are seven brick structures in
course of erection, nnd prospectors nro
negotiating for land to IntIM other* on.
Laurens will roll up a hands rmo ms-
Jorltgp fi*r Atkin*>>n. 8hp )• iwver found
wantotg in the ranks of Democracy.
OCR. HMtTIH IN nURKE.
Tire Seer,-airy Makes a Rutting Speech
to llio lMjple of Waymwboro.
WUi-neshore, Sept. CSpeelet.v-
Tlre following committee of cltlsens
vrek-omed Secretary lioke Sm.th to
wuyneslvirv) -toils morning: lliji.r Si
meon Hell, W. A. iWKtaoa, Hon R
"• *'•<>►tv,tii:;o i-:. ,t.V
IPon. R. C. Neely. JuJgo K. F, Uhtr-
son, <\>1. John D. ilumlerttn, Jr., Will-
Iw» A. Wilkin., Jr.. Col. Hhll P. John-
*ton, S. T. Owens. Sheriff C. W. Hurst.
I>r. II. O. PBMior, Mr. vv M
FuWier.. Mr. C. W. Skinner. Mr. It!
N. Harriet!. Jr.
The w.ortn ranuak Waynesboro M
nlc'rt an.t lailny the wind ins been
Mowing at n tereltte red*. Neyetvhe-
lcss. when nhe dr* bell ran* id an-
remnee the npriiklng .it the opera house
the camm«>tKous bulldlmr *was tfowd*
$?• M* »••>* tutr»liiect by lion.
L. 11. (.wwmjr, •'x-seuator fj\>;n thia
m»nutops' »l dlvtr.vit Ami on* of the most
imimtiMMVt Drtntvpi* In Burke. Mr.
Caltavuy rrMrrtM fitXnirly to Mr.
Snilllt a-H * nu»:v w-ho Jt.i.l rvnmon.'t \\
Ilf© in GcxmtVi «tM *had won a high
•pfcc© through his intelligence QM strict
Intoijrlty. W!u»n !•** rofcrn»d to him »*.
member vrf this grniul Deaftarmtic
ration" Uictv w;u* u hriiity
round of mvVxui-'.
'.Mr. Bmlih In commcnc*** referred
to the fSlcH Thkt It hvid been twtay-on©
y.vvm MiiUNk ?i«* h.td Ki*( hml tho |»1m-
(tore of tnmtlBf flh* clUteoe of Waynre-
boro, tuM «for t<he rtiv»t ion minuses ho
•NlVMt Hit Mhool ohWdrvn and
tcuohrr* xvTw vittemleU with them, ^ty
ing a tribute- to SOhool tctdttr
<u>4 tiU 'work.
lie thon dtoOQHed iwtfonol inuM,
IT’S k MILLSTONE
About a young
man's nock to be *
sufferer from ner
vous exhaustion. ner
vous liability, umpir
ed memory, low
spirits, Irritable tem
per, and the thouvxml
and on* * Wanget m-nt*
of mind and body
that ro*ult from,
ummtuml. pemknoux
habits, contracted
through Ignoranotv
t?udi habits result m
km of manly pniw,
WTeck the constitution mid soio?ttint* j*rt>-
dm>t aofuumm of the brain, c|vikp*r, pa-
uU»l». ami evm tlr«ad iuronlty.
To reach, reoUim mvl restore euch un-
fartuiutas to With and bnppunMi, is the
•kNOf tba mhHShi i * of tc book writtau in
plain but chiUc Un<nia^» t on tho nature,
eymnUxns and cureUhty, by home treat-
mom, of such amam§k tui* book will bo
sent sealed, in plain wv rio|v, on reevint tg
ten rents in stamps, for postage. Addma,
WoxM's l)is)n*asaxT Mt«llcai Aiaociatiou.
bhS Mam bt, iiuffaiO) N. Y.
THE MACOH TELEGEjIPH: THURSDAY MOE3S t IH6, SEPTEMBER 27 1894
jilliilifiiliiMK" ' KaH
Ststlonery, Monogram*.
Wedding Invltatioiw and
visiting cards engraved
at lowest price*. No de
lay: work done by skill
ed workmen in our establishment. Sena
tor sample* and prices. J. P. Steven*
& Bro„ Jewelers, 47 Whitehall street,
Atlanta. Cm
taking up 'the prlnolptea of tlhe Demo-
crJZc party alnoe It* fouwMtton, ehow-
lng it» great diverging Hne* from the
Republican and 'Popull,t parties. He
'then took up the pki'tfown* of the pur-
Itca nw-v before tbe American polite,
after tW* Caking up the financial ques
tion on whs same line as In bis previous
speeches delivered timing this cam
paign. He announced Ms opposition to
the free and unAmlted coinage of sil
ver ut a ratio of 1# t» 1 by the country
alone ut this time, land gave Ws rea
sons Dor It. 'He Uhreussed the question
thoroughly, glMtng tire history of gold
and stiver In this and onner countries
and ‘told of -their usage and treatment.
He wo* given iponfcct iSCtentlou by the
large audience, mid the applause with
-Wlduh bis words were received attest
ed tbe fact that quite a largo numbeT
of bis hearers agreed w4th him la bis
vlaws. The secretary concluded hfci
speech at 1 o'clock.
OSBORNE WA9 BEATEN.
Judge Atkinson Promptly Reseat* an
Attack on Him by the lAgUrtor.
Brunewlck, Sept. 24.—(Special.)—A
political mooting hero laid night came
near rcoultlng 4n * oerkiu* row.
J. B. Osborne, tbe labor agitator, In a
speech made dome remarks reflecting
upon the private Mf« of Judge Spencer
R. Atkinson. .Mayor punwody, who
was present and who ;1s a kinsman of
Judge Atklnron. denounced Osborne as
a ltar.
Osborne -began to hack, hut not before
Judge -Aitklnxon btnnelf got to him and
gwve Wm several blow*.
The meeting was broken up end no
further trouble followed.
The Whole mutter grew out of an ar
ticle In the -Morning Call reflecting in
Osborne's private character and mak
ing oerloua charges.
Osborne did not cither deny or af
firm the truth of tbe charge*. He siI'l
no one had n right tt> Interfere with hie
private act*. It watf in a spirit of re
initiation that he reflected on Judge Alt-
klnson’n dtforaater.
He will hardly attempt to epeak here
again.
A POPULIST “CLEANED UP."
Buchanan. Bent C4.—(Special.)—Hon.
B. B. arlfllth,ji*»vor of this place, and
J. J. Pope, third party nominee for rap-
re*ent»tlve, met in feint dteemwlon at
Tal!apotv*a church Monday night. •
The mayor lltemlly "cleaneil up" Pope
and shbwed him and bta parly In their
truo colons.
It wan advertised for a third party
raMy, and ta was not known until the
speaking began that Grlfllth would be
given any tjme. The crowd woe about
evenly divided.
Ilamlson county Is eolld tor the Dem
ocracy.
The large,t
and be.t Wia-
te. Wheat
UNDINE.
Crushed iVUddllpgs Flour*
The only Flour of Its kind, nnd the bonk oC
any kind. It In nmdt* l»v a secret pro-
cois known to but two persons.
9100.000 has b«en offered for the Knowledge
**Tho Umllne lo out of plg^ht.**
Ivorwon. & Co., TenntUe, Go.
••Tho Untllno 1» far ahead of the flour
-wo have been Retting at Nashville."
W. H. Morgmn, Pooler, Qa,
NOEL MILL COMPANY,
EstlU Springs, Tonn.
CENT l li
ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS
HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR
MURK. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A
WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AIX
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN U CT&
AQENT8 WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED—43 eve^y day. You
OMi double It If you’ll work "King of
Glory." Wo credit you; that mnk«
It oaixy. Completo outfit. Including
full copy of book, only 90 cents.
(Stamps taken.) Satisfaction guaran
teed or monev rcfumled. . A money
maker for you. mthorn Publishing
House. Nashville. Tonn.
WANTED.
WANTED—Four rooms suitable for light
hi i« l ieplmi *r ible rent. M.ito
price. "W.," care Tekgroph.
WANTED—Two connecting unfurnished
room* with or without board, ridse to
buelnre* with private family’ for wife
and small child. Address, 'Travelerg
Min," care Telegraph.
WANTED—Writing for two or three
houses per day by «m experienced ste.
nogrerher. Work qulcklv and ueatly
done. “S.," care Telegraph.
WANTED—To buy second-hand double-
isu-relgd broech-loHtng shot gun. Give
make nnd price. Address Gun, care
Telegraph.
WANTED Hy a couple with one nmall
child, board with one or two roonts,
on the htU. Stanhope, oare Telegraph.
WANTED—To sell you a *91 model
Denomora typewriter, beat machine
In the wvrid. J. £. MInter, Agent
•Phene No. 2S3. x
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Seve®-roo« residency SSC
CVuton street. East Macon, with c
acre tra-rden. Three minutes from elec
tric cor*. Very durable; price low. Ap
ply at Macon Havings bank.
FOR KIvVT -Four r v’i". i.i-t pos»i . nuvi
era Imptwvmenta; close in. Also sex*,
en-room house on Third atreet. Apply
2vr Hi 'ring streeL
FOR RENT—Office and gentlemen’:
alecplng nxmuL ApfcKy at Macon 8av
tngs Bank.
FOR RENT—Gmail store corner of
Third and Mulberry, next Davis* a ta
bles. R. E. Park.
my b
dance. OoHage street, or the handsome
new nine-room house next to M; all
cwventences, good garden*. T. U.
Conner.
FOR RBXT—Store no» oceupM by E.
A. .WktBMSD In lb* VotuaMrt', «r-
mory. f.vlng l'optar street. Apply at
R. & OaUkia & Ca'a
FOR RENT—Lx nre bstt, thlnl floor,
over John R ElUa\ TrLnguUr block.
R. K. Pwk,
SEE JOUR’S HEW SILK DOWK COMFORTS
new tMlor-OMfU
Just opened.
dre»-c-a fn b1ack..'blu«, rrtjdc-R, greyn
and mixed covert cloths %t 212.50 and
215 per autt. Decidedly '.tie be»t and
most stylish garments &ier placed on
the market. • See these e'irly tot choice.
’ JUHAN’S, 6B8 Clieny.
MBfnwnwmwBnnnsmf
P. P. P. £
NR ■ H ■ m rji
►-PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
AND POTASSIUM
Wakes
S Marvelous Cures
£ in Blood Poison
gr Rheumatism
^and Scrofula
Pimples, Blotches
and Old Sores
Catarrh, Malaria 3
and Kidney Troubles^
Are entirely removed by K*.PeF«
—Prickly ABh. Poke Root and Potas
sium, the greatest blood purifier on
earth. /
AsrimKKir, O.. July 21,2891,
Mksnkm LiPPMAif Bros., Snvaanab.
Oa.: I)EA*8j*a-I bouRht a bottle of
P.P. P. at Hoi 8iiritiirs,Ark..and
’o good than three
Hot Bprluga.
P. P. P. rarlfios tbe Mood, balldsup
, the weak axvi debilitated, fcires
strength to v/eakeDod nerves, expels
iRb
? our P.P. P. at Hot Sprlti,
t baa done me more soo
month*’ trectmont at the
Lend tbreo bottles O. O. D.
Aberdeen, Brovm County, O.
Capt. J. D* Johnston.
strengiutowsaaenou*nerves’, expel* bvteatffy^cTthewouderfurproD«*lea
diteasea.glfl w tbe patient healt h a nd *>? pfp. ©r ernSfoM of* firo •ktn.^l
feellniia aniTlasaitudc^flrat nrevaHcSf *uffero*d for several years with an un-
sightly and disagreeable eruption on
■ nfHaoritnff '"morcu- Sf but In vinfDntit p'.^.^P.'wMU*^
svphiU*. for blood poiaontDK. mercu- aiD now en ti re iy cured,
rialopiaoif, malartn. dyspepsia, and (ai Kne d by) j;D. JOHNSTON,
Jllltlpll'*, old.'hroJio'ufcer 11 .; <B ““ e 7> ' *«'»"rah.V».
tetter, soxld bead, bolls, eryalpelas. Skin Cancer Cared,
eczema-wo mar say, without fear of
oontradlcUon.tnatP. P. P. la tbo best Teilimon)/fromlhe Mayor of Sequin Jex,
blood purifier in tbe world,and makes _ _
■ lfisE'iSEiiisssikfflk -
Go. 5 Gentlemen—I have tried your P. „
Tallin* whone RTBtctmi are Dolaoued P. P» fora disease of the skin, uaually
and whosil hloodTif InTn iinDuro condP known as «kin cancer,of thirty vpars’ •
mSnitruM IrrSfalarftles. *tanding, nnd found great relief: 16 ■
ciSLlSe trap-’ item® ra olTOiw.^ .
■ SHr 55 ® aJtaaMBSBftsf •
nootaiui i oiasHium. - nn rt r«ni mniM«nn rhif another course
,. r —aatfOMuiTM
i from Indigestion and atomaob
rabies, Yonra truly.
OAPT. W. *M. RU8T,
Attorney at Lair.
iiui, pit., .a2.uk, i iiiii i"jo.
—1 can spvnk In tbe highest terms of *,
your medicine from niy own personal MWUI
kncwledce. I was affected with heart
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism <or
w, pleurisy and rheumatism <oi
1 8. r >years, vrastreatodby thoverybesL
, pbyaiclans ana spent hundreds of dol-
Inr-, tried every known remedy wlth-
■ out hading relief. I have only tukun
. one nottlo of your P. P. P., and can
cheerfully say It baa done mo more
> good than anything I have ever takon.
jean ruonmmsixl your medicine to all
1 sufferers of th«» abovo diseases.
Book on Blood Diseases Mailed Free. •
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
LIPPMAN BROS.:
PROPRIETORS,
XJppman*. Block,SavaimalB,CUt *
FOR RENT—A nice residence, seven
Tooms; Orange street. ApRly Oil Cot
ton avenue.
FOR JU3NT—October 1. M^edium-slxe
d-welllng on College street; water, gras
omtl servo n’t home. Rent reasona’blo.
H. V. Washington.
FOR RENT—852 Orange street; aeven-
reoma, gas nnd water; car line. Ap
ply to W. B. Birch.
FOR RENT-October 1, the two-story
residence fronting Tattnall square,
corner Oglethorpe and Tattnall
■treats. Apply Daly’s Exchange. Col
lege atreet.
FOR RENT—Rear of second floor, all of
third floor and basement of American
National Bank building. Constructed
especially for printing office; after Oc
tober 6. R. E. Park.
FOR RENT—From October 1st. two or
three connecting rooms; modern conven
ience*. On the hill. Price reasonable.
Address 3.. care Telegraph.
FOR RENT—October 1.—Nine-room
resMvnce, 126 Cole street; modern
conveniences; 125. Apply to E. F.
Bronson.
FOR SALE.
TYPE WRITER—A callgraph made into
roller top deak for $30. cost, t'25. Ad-
dr O. box. $23.
FOR SALE—41.700 for flve three-room
houses, paying 18 per cent. Mubt close
•this week. Frank M. Oliver, gcnyral
real estate agent.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Elegant ten-
room hou«*o and nearly five acres of
land situated on electric line 1n Vlne-
Yllle. Stable, servants' house*, etc.,
on promises. Will make a splendid
•truck farm or dairy. Ha* a number
of line fruit trees and grape vines in
cultivation. Will aell on moat favori-
ble iemw. For Information apply to
» IL A. Wise. No. 358 Second Mreet.
FOR SALE—$2,250 for five-room house
on OOUege Illl>, In apletidid loeutlo*.
Small cash ixiyment. balance to suit
purcf.wscr. Frank M. Oliver, general
real estate agent.
GINNING OUTFIT FOR 8ALE—Will
aell at a travt racriftce 10-horaa power
onglne. looottpUll boiler, 50-saw gin,
R»'l*ert A N
FOR SALE—Stock of family retail gro
cery In long established stand; atore
rented till October 18W. Will accept
real estate or other good security.
Frank M. Oliver, general real estate
agent.
FOR SALE—OM papers, for wrapping
purpose*, etc., 3 cent* per hundred.
Telegraph office.
FOR SALE—On. magnificent new Co
lumbia bicycle. Re* never been used.
Will tell very cheap. Apply at Tele-
Kraph ofllce. .
MISCELL iNEOUS.
MK8. W. A. GAMBLE wUI open her m-
leet Khoat on October t. at Ut Oeorrtn
•venue.
ONE DOLLAR tod ten cent. . hunlre!
for corn and eat chop. Bwt cow feed
In the -norU. June* * Merritt, telephone
LOST-a bunch of key, rteare leave them
with J. 6. Qrar,»t portofsca.
51ME. L. ATKINS, modiste, eclectic
school cutting and dreesmnking acade
my. Tailor square only. Artistic cutting
ond drcewmaklne laucht wllhout chart,
scale or machine, by scientific measure
ment only. Mm*. L. Atkins, late of
Baltimore, MU, corner Third ond Plum
streets.
SELECT SCHOOL—1 wUI reopen corner
Madison and Forsyth streetn Monday.
October L Terms. 23. I reside corner
Forsyth and Progress streets. MBs Car
rie E. Holmes.
IF YOU are tn a harry for your winter
suit you can get them made properly,
stylish tuid on shortest notice at F.
M. Uoctte’s.
MONTE PICKENS, the celebrated tuner,
with L-udden & Bate. Southern Music
House, Savannah, On., will De la Macon
about the flrst of October. Leave or
ders for tuning with It. J. Anderson &
Son. Managers. Macon branch.
IF YOU want a box of Salterns crackers
banquet wafers. Saratoga chips, ginger,
vanilla and lemon wafers, or any other
fancy cracker, free of charge, colt on
un We are giving them away. Smith
A Brother.
GROCERIES—If you want nice goods
vre keep everything you want at low
est market price. If you want shab
by kooiIh don’t come to us; eve sell
goods cheap, but don’t evil common
«?h d f k ?* D * ver >‘thlng that the
& Co ® t re3 advertise. j no . C. Holmes
BIBB LOAN AND BUILDING Associa
tion. regular monthly meeting Ihurs-
day, 8 p.m., at office, 463 Second fctreet.
Pay dure and Save lines. B, m. Sett
ler, Secretary.
MISS WABaLLA NICHOLLB-ciSi
for Frcndh, Liteiuture and History.
Music. 475 Orange etreot.
NEW GOODS .of all kinds now In. We
are iKudquarters for staple and fancy
Kroeerleo; can furnish you with any-
xhlng you wvrat ait rock-bottom prices.
John C. Holme* & Co.
SARATOGA CHIPS are all the race, ask
your grocer for them.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
give* satisfaction. Your grocer sella
$150 INVESTED yield* $65 average weekly
Income with absolute security. Pros,
.pectus. Itemize,! statistics free. Benson
A Dwyer, S34 Broadway, New York.
NEW GOODS Just received. Bloaters
und silver-back mackerel in kits, ma-
9>*mp (pure snp), olives, in bot
tles. cheaper tC»n oot of barrels,
• French peta* and mushrooms, homo-
v*a:.'Up, preserves ami jellies.
Como to hoadquxirtens for everything.
John C. Holmes & Co.
UHOKI IR’S bread raising is the best bread
preparation, made. Try IL
CENTRAL lira me IW. is that sir.
Keen? Yea madam. Please *en-i me
two boxes Saratoga chips, i tninx they
are excellent.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
slvcs satisfaction. RoraJls 20c. lb.
TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER U the
beat made. Haw you trieal it?
OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 23 cents
per hundred at the Telegraph office.
Three hunnred garments. Big job lot odds and ends
ladies' and gents' undervests nnd pants. Man}* garments in
this lot worth $1.50 and $2 each; 25 cents on the $1 is the
price. Among this lot you will also find many vests, pants /
and union suits for children 25 cents on $1. Don’t forget thei
price. Ask to see our Indies’ ribbed, fleece-lined vest at 25e.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS—100 children’s cloaks and reefers
just about half price. • ,
NEW NOVELTIES—Fancy buckles, belting, side combs,
hair ornaments, etc., just in.
TRADE MAKERS—Coats’ Cotton 4c spool, '4 for 15c.
Best Calicoes 5c yard.. 12 l-2c canton flannel remnants 7 l-2c
Best check homespun 5c. yard. 8c. apron ginghams for 5c.
Best 12 l-2c silisia in town. 3 papers gold-eyed needles for
10c. 8c. yard-wide Sea Island for 5c. yard.
BURDEN, SMITHES
F0R8AL
The Handsome 2-Story
1
With BaSeinent,
Nof 636 ORANGE STREET.
Containing nine room*, with three bath
rooms, hot and cold water. All modem
conveniences. The house has been re
cently papered and overhauled from top
to 'bottom and Is In strictly first-class
condition. It ha* a large frontage on
Orange street and Rose Park, and only
half block from Indian Spring car line.
It is located bn the hill, In a* good
neighborhood aa Macon affords. It is
undoubtedly the prettiest and post de
sirable place new on the market. For
sale low and on easy terms. For further
Information oall on
LI
Real Estate Agents.
SAFETY
IS THE V
KEY-NOTE
Of human conviction, and *by demon
strating the safety of EQUIITABLE
BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK, tho
Association has secured the confidence
of the people.
Lord Mansfield said, "the best invest
ments for security and income are flrst
mortgages on real estate."
Stock In the . EQUITABLE BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATON Is se
cured by flrst mortgages on Improved
real estate, in double the amount,
which are held by the Union Savings
Bank and Trust Company, as trustee,
and nothing but an earthquake con
dislodge them.
The Equitable will Issue this month
$5,000 WORTH OF 8 PER. CENT.
GUARANTEED STOCK
at $100 per share. This stock guaran
tees 8 per oent. cash dividends, payable
Bomi-annually, and can be withdrawn
at any time after six months. Appli
cants will be served in turn.
GEO. A. SMITH,
General Manager.
Room 4 Exchange Bank Bank Building
The Three Heroes
“GENS. LEE,
JJGKSON
and STUART,”
Riding down the lines on the
morning of the battle of
Fredcricsburg.
This beautiful Southern pict
ure, sold for the Confederate
Veterans Association, will be in
every home in the South.
Wc will frame it cheaper and
better than any one.
JAMES T. HOLT, Receiver for
CHAS. C. HOLT.
dull
How to Lecorae * flr»t-
— i MeearacrUt. Hypnotist.
Hlud LMdtr and CUlrroyant. a Urg«
C MAGNIFICENT *
o
Securely bound in handsome
cloth, now ready for
READERS
OP ... .
If you visited the Fair!
you can appreciate this volumo
and if you did not it is tho
next best thing to a visit.
Come and see it When will
you ever' again have an offer
of 180 fine Photographic Views
handsomely bound for 30 cents.
This is all it will cost you if
you will clip out the followin'*
Coupon and bring or send it to
Tho Telegraph.
j SNAP SHOTS
OP TUB
'World’s Fair
ltO/m rkHoympKu Fume Aar- *3
t iMHiltcm t > l* CLJtV
■ j J'arUe eouung *y«uu wuul tncliu S uiU
i ads *• wtw
I JOW.Y.... |L