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\ DAY’S DOINGS
IN GEORGIA TOWNS
i Batch of Newiy Itecni Furnished by
the Huttling Co//eipond*nt»
of the Telegraph.
THE CLOSING OF THE CAMPAIGN
Isttllsg, Heed IpiKhH by x.lta Dtni*
crau In all Farts nf lb* lUtr-
lieMimali Confident tf cheat
•>«•« KmfWiwa
•SjoVcM'.t. Sept. SO.—(Special.)— 1 Doe
closing of «ha oJlnpaign marked * glo
rious am In Dcunootocy here Saturday.
A. ocrrrcntttee of cKhna consisting'of
Ur. T-ioraa. Pritchett. Dr. Tbbmaa,
Mr. Alex Spivey, Mr. John N. MMer
and other*, net a few day* ago and de
rided to have a grand rally before the
ideation. For«Mi laudable purpose they
immediately wCrod for goal speakers,
and responses cnmo •itrtat. ex-Judgo
Ibrigga would address On- musses.
Home of toe devoneta of Populism
wera Bkrpt1c.l1 enough to doubt the
complete success of the onterpcd**, but
to ttudr surprloo overyWhlng paturd off
In a grand manner. On Thursday an
oooank/mil gun wus hoard, but on Fri
day murnlnig the big skiujfoter of sheep,
brave* anti hog* begun. Deter In the
day Che conmalm auootlg the poultry
wtis ua great .IU U aeveiul doren Metho-
diet preacher* hokl strived. It wua a
gjjrloua,, sunshiny day arid t/ho people
(twite early a/rd l« tart* order ucces-
elon* «m c<>:nftani.ly nude until cat
oone.iuriw w*i immense; nearly every
body wua then*. Tnoy earn* from l>.m
to Uerr/OK-l/a. At II o'clock tire spetik-
ora oa.nv to the plitlfurm, whlc.i tuq
been convuructed near the acutdemy.
T.io kid lea decorated the stand until
tt resembled a vdrllHble arbor, und
muCh credit. I* due them for their kind-
After Judge Twiggs was ireutly Intro-
duend by lion. Clayton J. Clemen* be
tmmttkiclejy begun ihl* dl*ootir*« on the
political lasue* of the day. lie test glad
to mm mien uu uuLjKiartng of Democ
racy. (A voloo, "I'm a Democrat.")
Judge TwSkww. answering, "Oomu up
closer to trio dnppnga or tlho ntnu-
tuaiv; ,we ure going 'to have a revival.”
(Laugnicr by tine Audience.) lie wild
m wua wur Mgulnat .wur, a quesllnn of
mumenk and emergency, and hoped the
»vimn would urge their HuMbuntln ,i,ml
ww roUiiuri* to go to ttlie poll* and vale
the old Democratic ticket.
"Wo are soon," be raid, “to entrust
She bminor of Democracy to n young
man of aterllng worth and tnlegrilty,
and I am glad that 1 huve good now*
to tell you. From every quarter of the
•tote, I am ateaborlxed tiy Chairman
Owy to my that Jim nines will bo
»/vowed under ao completely tiluu he
and 0/f* party pill never rl*e again.
Ttait Is good now*, my brother D.-mo-
cram, and you should remember t'hiit."
lie toll a good Joke on the IrMh sol
dier who wax on sentry duty during
the .wur njhl who remained on poet
neck deep, nn<! whin, a corporal of t*ne
guild eggwued, bellow out "that there
wasII torrlble frerihet on the Savannah
river." "Ami *o my friend*," continued
iChe Judge, "Jantmle Hines ivnd Tommy
IWillwon 'Will he telegraph In* ito each
other on the night of tiie election Chat
Muscogee, Hti/oDuffle, lUobmund nnd
other counllra ere jone, and Shat there
I* n trrrtto fral.ict 4n tile polUloal
dastu* of Georgia and glorious new*
that Democracy ki nnfo again.”
to hi* remark* be explained how
Poptriltm urtglnuXdd, and bow J, II.
Weaver and Mm. IaMhe went around
the country holding up thnlr pet party,
“Not one of the Fopuliutx who nm
in tile law ouigulgn," wild ICie openker,
•'were (Seated. "Haw docs that utppmr
do you Wkir* He acored Kvmp, the
Populist nominee, for comptroller gen
eral, In e scnitMng uunner, awttig bo
wourn be left In lira Identical way Lent
Deafer tetl him. He ut»o denounced
Wstsoil w* « deluder of the par fann
ers, who ore contributing dally money
to Me piper, While he receive* per
creek for running hl» own Journal.
Buah a terrible dnulnrmmt of the
FopuIM. leader wu* never ihc/wd tn this
j»irt of ihe HtuKo. MR*
The Judge explained that tie* depres
sion tn price* wus due lo the money
being concentrated In the North, n 1
thud kind tntincy renvtinu nl turn*. He
showed avtwt (ho DomoeraU Clad done
u(hlle In power, surmounting great dif
ficult Ice, ae pa nice and UmU'rupteto*
during their we--ton. He toM how a
Populist crank ntoroed Henry Smith of
Emanuel county Introduced Osborn ut
n spevoh -it MldvlUe us second to
Jesus Chilst.
In tetvo remark* ho ahowe.l rhe
rWcuolu* Mile Oat were intwducod
by iv>pullst eongrewmeu. including
BetWMr Pilin’* great pension Mil. He
clearly set forth the Mloeyncr »••:<*« of
■utih lilt*.M, em1 tn *t Miy> cx-
plntned H^.rstUrtvui phtnk to <Jhc satis-
P.i.'tJou of ou» «u\l!<*nco.
Ha nhi» toM t*hs colored j>.)rt of tho
MidliMi the* way th.ut \\\vl»<k»o was try-
InjT to <9»luri* thorn by rtiyln^ UKtt ho
would place Wielr mmm In tfto Jury
Ujxm. Jit* exposed fai' mbnncr In vKileti
the third party tBUM|en ctre nMttnf
IMtlnd «umps. k*xrm <vn\J bob'**,
SKfdlnr tferet newtlnga with the ne-
BTOija. He rtutwed iJhem Ytow title •i'CyooI
money vu fqusliy dlvid^M lxsrat!«D
t-honi and the w i m l thr*. : n,-y
never ittn K»*t tnvlr intmta In the Jury
btTx until they become * Ustnlllgent. by
CdUQUlOQ.
1I<» Informed tht otvN>r»vl element »^f
I5»c Cffor In euppnHnsr tMrd party
UNhllilnTm .vntl «ho\\\\t rhe.avihe ftxlltaoy
of i*«> doimr. lie retd axtracM from the
ContrreeeloiSal Reoord. ststAementa of
v^hni mm* dene m the kun rnngrs—. in
.UOnchMlnfr* he upjvm!*d to ih<* i>e\>ple,
v‘-:M q^HVktlly toriMpullsts, to reform
Arid come back to the ranks tsnd vote
the De.nvviMtlc ticket.
•'Never,*' eall.he, “turn your hack
on ChC party Hurt jftvee you llt»vrty un.V
PIERCE..^. CURE
OR VONCy HliTlRSKII.
over a qairtor of a cwiturr. Dr. IVm/
Golden MMIctd Hlicovvry has Iwn .'(I.vtiug
ettrra of BroncbU, Throet nnd Lung affec
tion* The uulara have »uch eaaSdonea in
the " Disco very * for curing Asthma, it/on-
chith. and Incipient Owi.uiuptioa, /bat they
can afford to tniaranh
M Nra Isaac Lotmsk. of Thurlow, Dv/aue-.
Oa, its, write* *e follow*:
Dn.B-Y.Pmtc*, Ituf.
filaN. Y.: "JMiirSu—
t wish (a write you of
^TUI my hroUwr, llarrv <x
—- SW ‘coup, who ha. I.sti
•• V* tick lor ten p-ur* * B
hut been trying to redeem pledge* In
the mm time that ‘they have b-en In
power. On to your friends, toe Dnno-
oratx. Come hack, my brother and Join
the rooks that you once belonged to,"
He dbmiesed In a iotfeal manner (he
freo ellver question, ’al»1 how tire Pop
ulist congbewmen voted oolldly wi.*h
the Jtcpub.Au/ts ugahust it. During hi*
odd row* he recited several olde-sphtilng
omncttitee. creating groat entinasluam.
Hie opeeMi rh/oughout wux a. ron** of
•olid fact* and made several converts,
tt wax a grand address, and at the
conclusion wus received with a perfect
ovation.
The Tetogr.uph came In for a. good
Stare of credit for the great fight for
Democracy it was snaking. After Ihe
conaJuaton a grand barbecue (Wax
spread in the ground*, to .Whldh all did
Justice to. On the pkiLform wus Hon.
J. Chiton OtemerM, nominee for rep
resentative of (Montgomery county on
the (Democratic tlpket; Mr, T. J. Prltch-
ort, a leading merchant of the town;
Jtfdge Titian Adam* of Mount Vernon:
ex-Beprawntailve Morris Duiwxon of
wtmauin county, and the Tweed oorre-
spondent of Yae TeJegnaph. It Vu the
grown** detnonadrar.-in ftont h»« oc-
currol in tWi* section for many a day.
Much eredk I. dye for the »uccm» of
the meeting to Mi. T. J. PiWShett^gnd
Dr. Thomas.
JfBWB FROM DMOItY.
Drlght Prospect* for the Season—'What
the Boy* An Doing.
a.Rtlmi.1. H« Uua Ikvu
tr\*f.UNl by ten dUforrut'
pAysScteua, who tuRv«<
>*»d be oeuKl not
cured. He had lo «t
5p m ttlnR» pe wA ap
Pmr Phrort uSnS
-t/l.-r /./.mg
- - g«rera Qoldcn
J. C. THour. N"-neti lii«M.vrr and
, rkuus Mku h. did
Botgctthottof tecath, ud caa deep >11 night?
Oxford. Sept. »0.-(Special.)-The
(Vrst week of the regular work of the
lorm jtrtia ended most ratlefactorily to
bo tit fticuT.y and pupUk. nnd the school
year ItM-M proml/*'« to be an event
ful and prosperous one In the history
of Emory Coilvgo. There ore about S«5
student* plow In Ox fold *and other* are
expected lo nuoh here durtngvthe com-
'"Kmory’s faculty t* nearly the *mu
Oil* year ox It wua Met. The only new
member of the aif e corps of Instructor*
Is Professor Lundy II. H'gxrls, who
AMs the dhalrtif Greek, made vucxnt l>y
the resignation of Dr. II. A. Hoomp.
who left Emory to accept the position
of professor of Tat tip at the well known
oollege fct HuTrinVin. Tenn. Professor
Hurrl* l* (to eminent scholar and pro
found thinker and 1ms been connected
with Emory College for several years
In ti<n (WpacSty of udjunct professor of
ancient kmlgunges. .
Tho "ejilklntr" »e.u»cm of the Greek
letter fraJernMe* t* about drawing to
a cktsn and the boy* ere paying more
aUKeirtton to the llteranr .tooletlej.
These eoclo.tos. Few and Uhl Guto/hu.
are Dn to. 'mk»t flourishing coridrtloet. A
majority of Ihe I tow men have Joined
one or 'the other unti a great drat of
interest I* being mmtfested in the ar-
rvnxwnent bring tirade for the annual
foil term piUtllo Inter-society debase.
The literary socl.'le* meet every Sat
urday morning and the exercise* of
•the diy conekrts of declaimitloii. ora-
tk/ne end detv,vie. Yesterday mornfn*
mnmhMts of Few Society engagra In
a very Interesting discussion of the
subeot: "Resolved, Thai congress
Should gwws 'a bill providing for the
free and unlimited courtage of silver.
Several of the ttrgumenca brought forth
on either side Showed thud a ciTeful
Study of tiho subject tad been mnde,
and the dewater* are worthy of cotn-
mertdstton for their effort*.
After the debate the'term ofllcers
were elected, the following gentlemen
being illiotien to All the ofltees: Roald
of dlreotors—Mcesra. James T. Colson,
J. T. lltirkhnller. J- Clifford KWer.
Thomas .1. Johnutonund Olhson. Clran-
ceirar. Mt. NaliWin B. Thonvpm'n: re-
eortUng seeretnry. Mr. W. Perry Blood-
■* - ^e*s,urwinrllni" Miprnbirv. M r
Wromi wwrmri', «•» . ” •
worth: cornopondlnjr seortairy. Mr.
Denning; tnelsunrtr, Mr. It. E. Wright,
t1tiruTO.1T/n. Mwas. AHen Wilder. John
M. Poer. J. Fred Allen and C. W.
Porter. Tho Few* are JubHant over
tt*«r One prosprat* tor mioooxa during
the owning year.
Oxford, 111 tiseif. has Changed very
HtUo since the oollege elowd It* door*
liw ifho summer hotidauna. Tho gmu-
cwt addition to too place la the hind-
some /home of BlXhiop Attlcll* G, HVty-
good. Bishop I lay good huW erect (el a
humdeome dwelling on Coltog* avenue,
near one of tho upproaChee to the ool-
Trae campus. The house Is built efter
the oW Southern unto-bellum style,
with thegtv.i't white(Wlu/msaaindbraid
verat».ln In front. The situation could
not he Improved on. the house being
on a high point und surrounded on Ull
sides by a towly hickory grove.
Oxford rvxdety Is unmuvTly gay this
foil, numerous (StLeftitiianetrai Olid crops
nff.mllng a life of gnlety nnd happiness
for those who enjoy such plmaurr*.
Mr. J. W. Bowden, toistoi'M nvtna-
mT of the Emory Phoonlx. Is In Coving
ton on buxines* connected with toe ixi-
Pl Mr. Nlabet Tinsley of Mnoon bi nt-
teliding Rnvry College. Mr. Tinsley
entere-l freehatuv T. Ph.
',Mr. Churlna C. Jarrell of 8t. Louis,
llo., a graduate of rho okuae of '93. ban
returned to Emory nt*4 Is taking a
oourse of study in tho toafetaglcal do-
poUDuaag.
Mr. Julius Newman of Macon, the
1'rKrtrt end promlshtg *m of Professor
Newman of IVeitleixuv Feirttle College,
|h it-.tklnlgaa B. IT. course. Mr. Nlaer-
innit imtered frekhnsut without any
(rouble and shows promise of tuklng a
Irigh Stand In his class.
RED-HOT IN MONROE.
Berner and Cohanles Make Rattling
Speeches at Forsyth.
Forsyth. Sept. SO.-(8pectat.)-YeiterO*J
was Democracy’s Say la Monro, and
Deni.vracy retgncd supreme.
Tin- atmoa|her« vvns charged with Dem
ocracy and SOI Democrats wore big* broad
DcmocruUT smites today.
Of ono thing there ts groat oe-thlMy,
i nd it 1* that after the utg ralty'hfxe yfs-
teeloy Monroe county Is planed and
ready for the battle that la to be waged
rgalBCt the IVpa on October 3. ..
The meet smeutne I'opa near a dry
grin this evening and they realise that
the Waterloo that eon fronted them two
years ago awaits them an October X
Governor Northcn. ltons. Thomas Cab
an.ss .uul Robert Berner aero to have ad-
dr.sed the Dwaoctwta at their rally' herov
tat on account of the llluoa* of Governor
North an. M.—-rs Bm*r and Os ban] as
iillol the bill, and Tim it ably was it flUed.
The apektug t s-k place In the court
kease yards and when the »«l otuaena
I'lhwent saw Hon. Hubert ltemer and
Hon. Thomas Cub-inlsa mount tho stand
the woods aist Held, for mile, around
were alive with the (bout, of tho vast
crowd. Never, perhaps, were they more
proud of Monroe's own true, loyal sons.
On the ore of a great and m.snornble
battle they lift thetr voices snd entreat
their erring, deluded brothers for the sake
ot good, clean government to come ixvcx
Into the Democratic fold and light as they
did In the days ot yore the battles ot ths
party of their forefather*
The speech of Hon. Robert Berner will
live In tliewnemory ot every mortal WHO
heard It. Certainly no ouch taming logic
and eloquence ever fell upop the earn ot
-a minted and deluded people as that
which fell upon the ears of the PopoUsts
Old luke-enura Democrats that have
not raised their voice* tor years shouted
themselves hoarse, and the Populists
bore evklencea of chagrin and iWtoe'Ufsi-
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
World’s Fair Highest Award.
OCTOBER SPECIALTIES.
l/'ood Canton Flunnel, 4c yard. |
Good Fall Calicoes, 3 l-2c.
Kctst Dark Percales, 8c.
Good Heavy Rib Vest, 25c.
Splendid line Stainless Hose,
15c.
Sec our down Comforts at|
$3.99.
THOSE EMBROIDERIES.
Three large cases of finest I
• matched Embroideries in 4 1-2
yard strips, made for import-
ers’ orders, at half price. Not
a common piece in the lot.
Ask specially to see these
sample Embroideries.
MS. il
tlon -at having deserted the old party- for
the new.
Mr. Borner, though., having ntumt o I the
state from Ha bun Gap to the marahes of
Ulynn, and lietng thoroughly exhouMbd,’
spnkn for nearly three hours. The doe*
trine ot Watson and lflne* was taken up
from "Alpha, to Omega," and when Mr.
Corner closed with his earnest, magnilt-
cent appro) lo sll the Populists to come
up and give him the "right hand ,f fel-
lowehlp” a perfect pandemonium followed.
Every Democrat congratulated llmself
that ho wne a Democrat and «vcry third
pirtylto begged hie own pardon tnat he
was not one. Mr. Berner’s defense at
Orovor Cleveland agalnet the calummee
and denunciation at the hands ot all
Populists wne msgnlflcent and stirred ev
ery Democratic soul that heard it with
eaotauy. Democrats, who were inclined to
censurt Cleveland for hla failure to sign
certain Utils are singing his praises now.
Tho negroes and there were goo or «0
present, sat enraptured during Mr. Ber-
ner’s speech, and they frequently gave
vent to their feetlnge by exclamaHone of
approval. Numbers of them who were
deceived by promises mnde by tho Popu-
Hate declared that they would atand by
the ok\ Democratic party now and al
um*.
Mr. Berner'e peroration was the finest
piece of oratory ever heard here and as
the last entreating word* fell from 1>S
Ups the crowd—Populists nnd ah-threw
their hats high into tho air and'ahouted
themaelves hoarse.
Mr. IJcrnor was followed In on able and
convincing ipecch by Hon. Ttiomaa U.
Caban Isa. Mr. Cohanles made' a telling
argument which elicited much applause
and enthusiasm. Mr. Oabamra tolu what
the last congress bad done and paid a
aptcndld tribute to Cleveland and Dem
ocracy.
The Democrat* are more bouyant in
spirits than they have been during the
present campaign anti the result wilt lie
than old Monroe, true to Democracy, will
bury the Populists under a larger ma
jority than Che did two years Ago; in
fact, they will bo burled eo deep tnat
they will never; ber esurrected.
Cole. Berner and Bartow 8. WlfUngham,
one of Monroe’s next representative*, ad
dressed a large crowd at Uoltngbroks last
night.
DESSAU. AT VALDOSTA.
Lowndes Treated to on Oratorical
Feast by Bibb's Young Man Elo
quent.
VaWoatn. Sept. 30.—(Special.)—About
live hundred people assembled In n
grand rally at the court bouse! yester
day and listened to 'two of Georgias
best and most able speakers. Pleasant
A. Stovall of the savannah Praia and
Washington Deasau ot Medon.
Mr. Stovall mad* a most excellent
speech In defense of the party, and
■bowed ud .the Populists In their true
light.
Mr. Drstau was clear-cut In his ex Pl
ait Ion of the (lamnclng results ot the
Itepupllcnn administration and he did
not fall to aliotv that the Democratic
party had made a long stride towards
tariff reform and consequently saved
millions of dollars to the American
people. To tho negroes he eahl that the
Democrat, had promised ’nothing and
given much; the Populists had prom
ised much and given little.
While tho political field has been
thoroughly worked and the crop laid by
for Ihe harvest on Wednesday, Val
dosta's moral vineyard has by no
menus been negtooted. Rev. J. A. Har
dee of Hashvtlle him for two weeks past
conducted a eerite ot revivals at the
church of God. which have proven of
great benefit to all who nttervdcd. The
Christian church pulpit has been titled
for several days by iDr. C. P. William-
mii of Atlanta. Dr. Williamson lo a
most excellent gentleman and hi, ser
mons are exceptionally Interesting nnd
beneficial. The Mereer association of
Hspilsts, dbmponed of the counties of
Lowndes. Thomas. Colquitt nnd a por
tion of Berrien, have been In execu
tive soralon at the Baptist church for
tho past two *vvs- The pulpits of the
Pratoyqerten and iMathodist churches
wero filled by Baptist divines today.
OH. WHAT A COUGH!
Will you lived tile warning—tho sig
nal, perhaps, of tho aura approach of
that more terrible dlaease, conaumtlotlT
A»k yoontlf if you can afford, far the
*Uti of raving 60 cents, run (ho risk
and do nothing for It. We know from
experience that Shiloh's Cura will cure
your cough. It never falls. Till, ex
plains why more than a million bottle*
wore raid the past year. It relieves
croup and whooping cough at once.
Mothers, do not be without it. For
time back, aide or cheat, use Shiloh’*
Porous Plasters. Sold by Goodwyn A
Small Drug Company, corner Cherry
street and Cottou avenue.
CENT A WORD
ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS
HEADINa. FIFTEEN WORDS OR
More. tajvE.n at one cent a
WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD.
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN It CT&
WANTED—The nun who left check at
my sfon* to cull far It. J. H. Rlrdsong.
WANTED—To sell you a ’ll model
Deasmors typewriter, beat machine
fttoSirth J- K ’ m,ikw ’’ ««•»»•
Phone No. S3.
WANTED—To hoy (Or customer, good
renting property, doe* hi, for which
'cash will bop, M: do fancy price.
Geo. W. Duncan & Co.
WANTED—Boarders at the house: (Vn
send Out. Satisfaction guaranteed. IN
f Klfswl
WANTED—Second hand cook Moves; wdl
pay good prices. O. W. Thompson. 6S
Poplar.
12 1-ac Canton Flannel remnants at
7 1-2e. yard.
$1.23 Bilk Gloria Umbrellas for $1.
22 yards good chock Iloniespnu ?1-
30 dozen men's 75c. white Shirts at
00c. each.
50 dozen ladles 23c. black Hose 15c.
pair.
20 yards 8c. Sea Island, yard-wide,
for <L
00 dozen ladles' 50c. ribbed Vesta at
23c. each.
23 dozen gentlemen's 23c. tan Socks
at 15c. pair.
4 spools Contes’ cotton for 15c.
3 papers gold-eyed Needles for 10c.
30 dozen ladies', white 10c. Handker
chiefs 3c. each.
10 pieces SC-inch wool Plaid, 23c. a
yard; worth 35c. a yard.
20 pieces fancy 35o. wool Suitings at
20c. a yartL,
20 pieces 30-Inch colored Flannels
20e. a yard.
Best 12 l-2c. Silesia in town
Best Canvass at 15c. a yard. ' -
12 dozen thirt Buttons for 5c.
All best standard Prints Be. a yard..
Best 8c. Domesllo Check Ginghams
5c. a yard.
Gentlemen'* wool Drawers nnd Vests,
worth $1 each, at 25c. each; small and
large sizes only.
Burden, Smitli cfe
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Small store corner of Third
and Mulberry, next Davis’ stables. U.
E. Park.
FOR RENT—One or two rooms pleasant
ly located for gentleman or oouplo. close
In. 971, Walnut street.
FOR RENT—A nice residence, seven
rooms: Orange street. Apply 6it Cot
ton avenue.
FOR RENT-83? Orange street; seven
rooms, gas and water, car line. Apply
to W, B. Birch.
For Rent—If you will consult my rent
1/et yoj wlllsee that 1 have some ol
the choice housgs of Macon in my
hands. It will be to your Interest to
see me before renting & house. B. A.
Wise.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Rodgers property, opposite
city hall. Convenient to four electric
car line* city market, business, churchc*.
colleges and schools. Will divide. Fine
Investment. William M. Rodgers, 207
Cotton avenue.
GINNING OUTFIT FOIt SALE—Will
sell ait a great sacrifice 10-horse power
engine, locomotive boiler. GO-saw gin,
press, etc. Robert A. Nisbit.
FOR SALE—Old papers, for wrapping
purposes, etc.. 25 cents per hundred.
Telegraph office.
FOR BALE—One magnificent new Co
lumbia bicycle. Has never been used.
Will sell very cheap. Apply at Tele
graph office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OLD BOOKS bought, sold and ex
changed. We buy all of ■the old school
books used In the state ot Georgia.
Curiosity Shop. 070 Cherry street.
HOLMES & COITTTS’ celebrated oxtra-
j’tuat crackers retail at the low price
of lOo a pound.
WE HAVE a Mt of tlmnire we will
give uitva'y for wrappers of largo pack
ages of Rhorer'e Brood Raising. W.
C. Turpin & Co.
SARATOGA CHIPS are all the rage, ask
your grocer for them.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Your grocer sell*
It.
3150 INVESTED yields 106 average weekly
Income with abeolute security. Pros-
pectus. Remixed statistics free. Benson
& Dwyer, 83< Broadway, New York.
HHORKR’8 bread raising )■ the beat bread
preparation made. Try it. -* •
CENTRAL, give me lot Is tnat air.
Keen? Ye*, madam. Please send me
two boxes Saratoga chips i think tney
are excellent.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER nlwuys
gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb.
TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER Is the
best made. Have you tried It?
OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 23 cents
per hundred at the Telegraph ofUoe.
TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER Is made
of pure croam ot tartar nnd sola and
Is gw imnteed strictly pure. To In
duce ywu to try Turpin’s Baking Pow
der we will, for a short time, give
•with each pound cun of powder n
pound cun of Holmes & Courts’ cele
brated mkes or ratlines both for
cents. Turpin’s Is sold by’the lead
ing retail grocers. Turpin Baking
Powder Company, Macon, Ga.
A COMPLETE set of bar fixtures fer sale
cheap at Thompson's Auction House,
Poplar street.
HOUSEKEEPERS, Just look at this
hst of good tilings: Saratoga chips,
simple syrup, Gordon and Dilworth
ip reserve*, and olives, home nude fig
ipreservee. Jellies and pickles, bloater
mackerel, codfish brandy cherries,
ginger preserve*, French peas and
mushrooms, Edum und pineapple
Cheese. Ferris ham* nnd breakfast
bacon and everything cbte that you
cun think of. Isn’t It a pleasure to
konw where to get everything nice
nnd cheap, too? Jno. C. Holmes &
Co. .
HOLMES & courts’ BISCUITS anfl
cuke* are mails from new multerials
of toe very highest standard of ex
cellence; they have been awarded Ute
premium over all competitors wher
ever exhibited, and ure pronounced
The finest manufactured In (the world.
If you use cakes or biscuits, why not
buy toe best. Sold by the leading
fancy grocers.
SAFETY
IS THE -
KEY-NOTE
Of human conviction, and by demon
strating the safety of EQUHTABLB
BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK, tho
Association has secured the confidenoo
of the people.
Lord Mansfield 'mid, "the best Invest
ments for security and Income are first
mortgages on real estate.”
Stock In the EQUITABLE BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATON la se
cured by first mortgages on Improved
real estate, In donble the amount,
which are held by the Union Savings
Bank and Trust Company, as trustee,
and nothing but an earthquake can
dislodge themi
The Equitable will Issue this month
35,000 WORTH OF S PER CENT.
GUARANTEED STOCK
at 3100 per share. This stock guaran
tees 8 per cent, cash dividends, payable
semi-annually, and can be withdrawn
at any time after six months. Appli
cants will be served In turn,
GEO. A. SMITH,
General Manager.
Room I Exchange Bank Bank Building
I SELL araond hand household goods.
Anything you need around house I have
It. Why not eave your money? O. W.
Thompson. 631 Poplar.
DO YOU need furniture for the other
room? l have It second handed at low
prices. Save halt tpe ooet tf new fur
niture. O. W. Thompson.
IF YOU don’t think 1 have household
goods ut stxughter prices come look
through my store, O. W. Thompson.
HANDSOME framed pictures. If they are
not cheap and pretty don’t boy. a W.
Thompson.
8KB ray Bn* of pictures. O. Thomp-
WILL SELL FOR CASH, at court
house. Bibb county. October L 11
o'clock, tern acres of toad ut Unton-
ville on which L. Findlay resides.
MISS ISABELLA NICltOLLS-CLwes for
French, ■hurkah Literature. History,
Mixtc. GS Orange street. •
FORSflL
The Handsome 2-Story
I
With Basement,
No. 636 ORANGE STREET.
Containing nine rooms, with three bath
rooms, hot and cold water. All modern
convenience*. The house has been re
cently papered and overhauled from top
to bottom nnd la In strictly flrst-claea
condition. It has a large frontage on
Orange street nnd Rose Park, and only
half block from Indian Spring car line.
It Is located- bn tho hill, in ae good
neighborhood as Macon affords. It Is
undoubtedly the prettiest and most de
sirable place new on tho market For
sale low and on easy terms. For further
Information call on
Securely bound in handsome
cloth, now ready for
1.1 DICAN &
Real Estate Agents.
The Three Heroes
“GENS. LEE,
JACKSON
and STOAKT,”
Riding down the lines on the
morning of the battle of
Predericshurg.
This beautiful Southern pict
ure, sold for the Confederate
Veterans Association, will be in
every home in the South.
We will frame it cheaper and
better than any one.
JAMES T. HOLT, Receiver for
CHAS. C. HOLT.
If you visited the Fair
you can appreciate this volume
and if you did not it ia the
nest best thing to a visit
Come, and see it When will
you ever again have an offer
ofl80 fine Photographic Views
handsomely bound for 30 cents.
This is all it will cost you i|
you will clip out the following
Coupon and bring or send it to
The Telegraph.
SNAP SHOTS
OF THB
COTTON.
World's Fair
I wi£h to Inform my friends and pa
tron* that I have moved across Poplar
street, oppoeite my oil mhp.i. and with
Improved fnctutlee pad PMt% eaarmleatly
arranged warehouse. 1 am better prepared
than ever to handle their cotton to ad
vantage.
Consignment* always receive my prompt
oenonal attention.
NEW ROOPf CORRECT WEIGHTS!
HIGHEST PRICE*! SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED!
ELLIOTT ESTE&
511-63 Poplar Ktrtel
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