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A Batch of Newty Item* Furnished by
the Hustling Correspondents
of the Telegraph, *
THE SOUND OF THE FIRE ALARM
Cftiud Out tha AnurliNi Fir* Depart
ment—Trro Fin* 0rild*ne«i With
Their Content* Were Cora-
pleltly Dailroyetl,
Am eric in. Oct L-fSpteM.)—At the
sound of the Are alarm about 11 o'clock
last nlsrtit all Amerloua was aroused to
a state of excitement and commotion.
It was soon discovered thst two nice
two-story resklencss on Reese psfJK the
property of P. L. Holt of this city, one
of which was occupied by lienry Black,
a well-known shoe drummer, and the
other-- whloh hrul lust been completed,
was unoccupied. They were both com
pletely consumed. There was ILSOO In
surance on the *wb houses, about belt
their vnlut.
Mr. Black loot nearly all h!s furniture
ae well as a MOO shot gun and a gold
Watch worth tVQ. Ills furniture su tn
■ured to the amount of 11,000.
Hr. Buxene Loeorr. on accountsnt for
the S. A. M. railway, who bonded with
Mr. Black, lost all his furniture as well
ae all his own end his wife’s clothing.
The firs department did some good
work, nnd would have dons better but
for s lack of m-ensure. Something woe
wiotur with the water works, and for
some time water oouid not be thrown
to the tope of the -two houses. The
houses adjoining thci*- burned -were
with difficulty saved from destruction.
The cause of the lire Is unknown. It
•named to have caught‘from the cook
room of the house occupied. In which
there had been no Are elnoe noon of the
day before.
NEGRO DEMOCRATIC BARRY.
In Jones County Many Colored Men
Will Vole for Mr. Atkinson.
UhtUdnrk*. Oot. 1.—fSpectril.)—Two
young gentlemen of toil unto* nnd -if.
fluener of tlsla pine* were forcibly
brought 10 beer Che expenditure* for
taridenluns on t-he Jot by one distin
guished gentleman. They Wave decided
thnd to move to the fuAilotiMble Circle*
of the present -lay k< r.iMu-r expensive,
nnd have reoon,rMcred the nVitlor nnd
I think will retire, Any why o. littra
later on In eelf-defenoo, ff Madame
Rumor li correct.
Bluntsvllle Was some (rrntt attrac
tion for Ifa/Moek society young men.
They ore either candidate* for olPeo or
matrimony. Your correspondent can’t
decide mulch.
Mr. WUikUter's, tthlrxl party tWndl-
date for congress, spoedh her* -wits w
burlesque on oloqtacuoo arid fac.te. IIo
faded t»> Show any raison why the
people nhnttM support hint nr M* party.
Mrs. Pope Otewurt of Brwnvwlpk, (hi.,
ts vWttng refa«ven her*.
IMVaa ttnsle ltiUlp* la nuhn sick nit
the roehltmee of tier unole, Mr. WIIITnim
llmMock. nnd her many friends wish
for her w spettdy recoverey.
The mtwocM mill have ti Democititto
tally ail this pftet tontght. We Wavs
a rood msmy wUutnfch Democrat* e«wm*
thHlr rtillks. Who Writ lint eutmilt to
their lens Intelligent friends to he hood*
winked by Itks eelea of tho rhloj parny-
ftce. They or# promising -Uietlf If they
«U stive Them their suppnut 10 mm! II
cents Hor.ootWn. Jones county darkles
tuvvo too much sense to believe nny
mail nonsense. They HvvcttU forgot the
Party ucrss ml -She mule yet promised
by the Republican party (In ISM for
vara*.
lA very smuelng nnd *Vo very cm-
bnnu—tnet thin*, enpeetatly to the thiol
parly ramlMMe for the layMaturs from
W.s cvnmtv, happened at this place u
few daj-u ego. He melt iv-Iih ah old
friend he hod not met In Then nnd
the following eom versa tlon ensued:
“Why, howdy, But, I'm gkul to see
you."
"Why, bounty. Henry; whn-t n-ro j-ou
Mil down here?”
“I nm n caaMIdntn for tho leglstaturo
on the Populist Ticket."
"lle-nry. I use to tilt lilt th i-t yoif were
A rlirlit clever fellow, but you have
gal with a terrible rotten gang now.
Even tho must lot tllgcin darkle* tire
eanu to vote Hie Dem-aowtie ticket."
All of tiki f«M gpHdpsttims were
bnrhrteu and he Tsttred _ti> .dtegWrt.
f he wtll take e hack svul In
the political world forever.
PRMAUY IN USB.
CUtmty Qmcern Notnlnh led—News from
the County. 1
ELeeaburg. Oct.- 1J—(Special.)—Aud*
Itor’e court ten held here, Judge Huy-
go-d of Monteeuam, prectiBsg. The
ease of H. 11. Corner vs. A. II. Sim-
inona Md A. II. Simmons, agent, was
up. .vft*a- hearing parole rvldettv* tho
court adjourned nine ole. Derejro our
iWo.il Uir, Col. Wooten end Judge l’op*
,d aUmiiv. .1 ti l,:.- w.,1---1 -r Vnicfl, 11*.
CtiN. Harrison. » young b-IWii of
Monxcxunri; .U-dg,- .1 L\rt\ocll ,»r
rtifikeo on I Judge MBS P. Jonra of
pordele and Cot. N. B. Johnson of
Bio vlei of M icon wero In ntten mco.
ibkshe-d sWMI w> , ks pre-
TVar Xherlff-E. B. Martin 274.
-Fl>r tnawurer—D. D. Hall HO, A. A.
Paul 81, I. P. Cock 85.
VoT hex eoltsctar—John M. Jlnos 178.
For tux receiver—Joe H. Rhndat'.
1(7, D. W. Tlson. HI.
For surveyor—W. A. Reed 52, P. P.
Potter 11.
For coroner—James Dee Roy 159,
Henry MVahell 8*. "
Our merchants ure all doing It fairly
good business, considering 8 cents cot-
ion, a good crop of whloh Is now be
ing gathered.
c. F. Putnam ft Co. hhve bought nut
the Btokes old etlwvd and haw moved
their good to It.
TOe postofflee hss been moved Into
the Oaliowny brick building, on the
east side of Ml* railroad.
Judge H. R. Lon*'* family has
reached home from their summer sent,
seemingly much Improved tn hunlth.
Camp meeting wW begin here on the
night of The 8th of October. Much In-
terort Is belPj m.iirtfastcd aswong 1 "*
cltliene In preparing for vIsINng
friends.
WANT THE DINE CHANGED.
Bslrdstown Wsrvts <o Oet In Democrat-
la county-fToo Oreen to Burn.
Bslrdstown . October 1.—(Special.)—
Blardstown Is • little village situated
on ths line of Oglothorps nnd Owen
counKlm. One-half of tte poputntlon line
Is in Oreene nnd the other In Ogle-
thorp. The Oreene popuUtlcei very
much desire that the line be changed
so thst It will out us nil In Oglethorpe
county. Why? Because Ostethorpe will
give a Democratic majority of near
1,000. while matters In Oreene are aome-
whtt mlx«d. _
By the way. thlnxs nre ttvety In the
oounty of Oreene. Home funny >hln,”»
bavo happened lately. A Democratic
darky In a speech related the following
dream; "I dreamed thst I went to hell.
I found Democrats And Republicans
plenty, but Seed nary third party. I said
to mynelf, shorely d an folks was right
up yonder. De third party said Alt do
good principles and All de good folks
was wld dem. nnd I find non« ob dim
here. So axed de devil: IS you got sny
thin] party here?’
*' ’Why, nigger, dare's plenty ob dem
here. You Jewt look In dat drying room;
Oey Is too green to burn, so I have dem
packed In dene to dry s few days.’
■While the Democrats sre seared In
Oreene, still they will whip the light,
though It will b by a small majority.
They have lost the Boewells, but not
withstanding this they will win. part
leave -Rulher 'Ho lake cere of Ilhodtt
nnd -the baby."
There will he n gruud rally and ban
b*ci*« In Rexlngton tomorrow. Several
Democratic orators sre billed to apeak.
There will be only one doctrine preach
ed, as the third party Is a baby In Ogle
thorpe anil not yet learned to talk.
HARRY AT BTATK8BORO,
Marty Democrat* Vtaoe Bid Weather
to Heir Otfed Speeches.
RteiteWbioro, Sept. US.—(Special.—(The
Democrats hud u Mg mlly nt this pluce
on taut WodnoAiity, it would have been
the targoSt gathering ever held In
Htateebon.) If tt Mad not been for tin-
rain, but (iiM-y in the evening Uho-ratn
begun tolling arid a wild wind added to
the rain pfovwntod dhousanUx of peo
ple from Coming wWo would otherwise
have been here.
It Ha* bren Mitkmatsd MiUt about 8,000
pared tW* min And melt to hear the dls-
ilnifuai-.iU *ii«tkt»w. Tho mooting wns
be’,,1 In >tlhe court house and when the
crowd l»sd» ttsmmblcd UWere won not
■muillnk mom left. Col. Twiggs. Sir.
Haim, Col. Canard anti Ool. Rester all
ntkide fine speodhos. arid (hero coming
among us wVU beyond doubt help ths
onuso of (Desnocraoy. Tho Democrats
expect <tlo carry tills county by 600 mu-
jOltfty.
Tho new court bouse Is Dow ready
for the roof. It -will be a beautiful
building and-will tuW muoh to our
tu>wn, _ . „
Tire holtneas oonvonalon of the Dublin
district bus been In' seasloiv mt the
MciXiOdlat ohurcih here nil the week.
Mrs. Taylor 1* doing the preadhlug.
Mr. and Mm. Reeves. Who have
male tirielr hume tn Statesboro for
nin ny years leave today far Pembroke,
where Mr. Reeves will have Charge of
•the school nnd Mr*. Rebvcu writ, have o
darts In onustc. Tho beat wishes of n
heal of trlemls go out niter them.
FOUGHT OVER PORITICS.
Bulloch County Men Engaged in a
Scrap. Separated by n Preacher.
Statesboro, Oct. 1.—(Special.) A_ dini-
cully occurred vn the streets of thla
ptnee j-esterday iifternnon. Mr. J. V>.
OHItf of the Olllff nrm and Ool. B. Leo
Moore of Statesboro engaged In a Po
litical lonvemallon which resulted in n
nstlcuft light. During the tight. Bov.
Mr. 1 lodges, pastor of the Msthoillat
cliunch here, camo along nnd eeparated
the oombntnnts and then mounted a
dry gobd* box and proceeded to ex
pound the gospel to -the crowd that had
gathered to see the fight.
The IlaotlBt of thl* section held n
gencml meeting n-t Toplar Spring on
yexteidny. when- Hew, I. A. scarboro
pmohed one of Ihb Boost sermons
ewr delivered In this section. Ills sub
ject was Christian perfection. The
speaker ebowed clearly that auch s
thing as tierfeclkm In <hls life Is a de
lusion. that nun* but God hi holy. ,
Dr. Holland, who wo* arrested here
on l ist Wednesday and carried to Sa
vannah u;wu a charge of sending oli-
sosse literature through the msllx. h ta
returnen home, the charge having been
dUuidoaed-
DABE EATEN BY D00&
DflOQ
licU ^u-rv lAtt FrMtur to n
Ut HtH to nil »ht* county otfiev*.
There m\ta quit*' a NUt In ih#
nil koikI cHU«m* nmi quit* n JIvHy Dnio
to'A* Kopt OP fur MMnl tiny*. Kwrj
ovok uni! ooravr of ttF county wna i*hor-
ou^HlytxmWPMd by woh u{MI> anvl
«s A rmnm roUowinjf ivi.T.iiiiuct
-wert nvwnkwttevl?
For olrrk rup^Tlor James Mens
1«, H. A. lVm*t«*r 1S2.
UcarU«M Conduct of a Mother In ihe
County of Dougherty.
Suffered for Twelve Years.
OrriJe, (formtrly Jlgarpriiyy^iyytor l
Albany, Oct 1.—(SocrUD—iThc nrlph-
bora of Nancy Sinus found the does vat-
iu*c her 3 days old babe yesterday af-
lomoon. When they told her about tt
she merely ftakl a* they had found the
child it was thvir place to bury it. It
la believed that vhc kllletl the child anti
n ivt> It fo the dote* to eat to mve burial
expenses. She was promptly placed In
Jail*
Wo«M> a S DlM'^NUA-HV Mkpicsl AseociATio.e,
Buffalo. N.V. t
tiemkn.frt A heart overflowing with yrcU-
tutle proiupU mo, to write you Twolv* Ions
weary years 1
Tour Doctor
Pierce*! Paw
tte* Prescript
now co-
Ms*. Wnsos aim (ms.
wllol health. 1 would, to day£ have been
Joy moit ex-
ciae. I wui rtwmax
tops as I lire.
If Mil)
aaJrtwft.
Youn Mutxevl;
{Yeny ant d„ubu Uls, give my name sad
* «ucvrt*lr.
Mot. MALVINA WILSON.
IV. A. BUCKNER DURTED.
N;urta. Sept. 29.—(Bpeetut.J—The re-
mains of Mr. W. A. Buckner, who died
In Savanuah yestsuftxy tnorndur, wen*
MriM here this afternoon. In air.
Buckner we tone a g»xl umt bUH'y
prlied cltlxen. -alhom everj-body regard
ed with esteem end cvgtlMeace. He mis
a faOhful member of tne ohun-h and
well discharged hi* duty In public mid
private life. He loaves three yourv
rons, who will doubt Ices do cxedR to
tils name, «nd In whose welfare we
will aOwwys bike nn Interest.
FOrt UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
Big Demonstrations at Vienna Ity the
Austrians.
Vienna. Sept 30,—.V demonstration
In bchnlt of imlvera.il snBrage was
held In the citjr today.
Fifteen thcugitul pvrsoas took part
in the demoostraliou and uurvhtM In
penrrrthm tlironah i|jc .etrivU. Ten
arrests wrero made, but there vras no
fcrious disorder.
Underwear
for
Ladies,
Men
Beat Dark Percales, 8c. j
Good Heavy Rib Vest, 25c.
Splendid linp Stainless Hose, |
, 16<t
See our down Comforts atj
■J, $3.99.. , '
THOSE EMBROIDERIES.
Three large cases of finest
matched Enibi-oideries in 4 1-2
yard strips, made for'import-
ers’ orders, nt half price. Not
a common piece iu the lot. 'Sy
Ask specially to see these ’
THE CZAR’S SICKNESS.
I/ondom, Sept 30.—Tho Staudurd'A
corriwpoodont In Berlin Is authority
fur the stnU-tnt-ut that mfnnwr Lvy-
di-D •llaimuocd tlie czar’s ailment as
Ilrlglit'g disease in an advanced stage.
On the other hand the Vienna Tage-
blatt maintains, on nutbortty of a Uua-
ahtu diplomat, that the czar hi suffering
from neurasthenia, coupled with anae
mia. In addition to kidney dhfcnxe. The
czar's ecmdtlon, it in said, wag made
ivorao lly tt cold which lie caught two
nights before leaving St. releraburg.
in tho World.
•••
UNDINE.
©rushed lVKddltiiga Flour*
The only Flour or Its kind, nnd the best of
nny kind. It lx mnde by a secrot pro
cess known to but two persons.
3)09,000 has been offored for the Knowledgs
"Tho Undine k, out of sight,"
Ivoraon. Lord & Co., TcnniUc, On.
"The Umllno 1» fur ahead of tho flour
we have been getting nt Nashville."
W. H. Morgan. Pooler. Ga.
-NOEI. MILL COMPANY,
Eetlll Springqy.Tonn.
ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS
HEADINri. FIFTEEN WORDS OR
MOKE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A
WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD.
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CTS.
WANTED.
WANTED—Parties holding the follow
ing tickets to cun nt my Palace Meat
-Market tlnd get rho prizes: First,
iNo. 1175, Are nttver dollars; second,
INV>. 3820, 15-pound choice iham: tWlnl,
No. 3699, one silver dollar. IV. L.
Henry-
WANTED—Olrilltrm-slzcd wife (n good
,->nln;,.n. Ad.lira, "A." Oare Mil-
oon Telegraph.
WANTED—Boarilsra tut the houeo;
Mao meal* sent out. tiitlnPaciion
guaranteed. 730 First itreet.
SAI.tTSMEN WANTED to represent
our tiouse. We furnish «Fde lines.
New England Jewelry and Sflver-
nvore Company, Iowa City, Iowu.
WANTED—A young mm to collect
and work in store. Addnssa "Busi
ness," cure Telogiupti.
WANTED—Pupils In college prepara
tory work: also In special course. Ad-
dii-:u Mir.. Fieri n. • I: mil. rare Put-
pout Huose.
WANTED—To sell you a '91 model
Dew-more typewriter, brat machine
In the world. J. E. Mlnter. agent.
•Phone No. 283.
WANTED—To buy for customer, good
renting property, close tn. for which
(Mb will bopi M; tro fancy price.
Geo. W. Dunoon ft Co.
WANTED-Second hand took stoves; will
pay good prices. O. W. Thompson. 833
Poplar.
FOR RENT—.'■■13 Orange street; seven
roams, gas arid water, car line. Ap
ply eo 0. N. Birch.
FOR RENT—Nine-room residence, 138
Colo street. Call on Fbotc Bronson,
■ telephone 193. for partieukus.
FOR RENT.—Store Na 213 Cotton ave
nue. Also warehouse on side Sixth
street, anl stable with 11 stalls. Ap
ply to JenkliM nt Guernseys shop.
FOR RENT—I bare revival desirable
■houses 1-11 my rent Hat. Cat! Mondhy;
they ore going but. E. A. Horne,
154 Ctierry utrest.
FOR RENT—Hear of second floor, all of
third jloor ant) basement of American
National Bank building. Constructed
specially tor printing ottlce; after Oc
tober 5. it. li Park.
FOR RENT—Large and convenient
board hi g hs>use. Oak street, near
Fourth. Term* renaonable. Julten S
ItoUgera, administrator.
FOR RENT—One hundred acre farm
and Improvement*. Columbus road
near city, for next year. Jullen S.
Rodger*, administrator.
FOR RUNT.—Office and gentlemen's
sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sor
ing* Bank.
FOR RENT—Large hall, third floor,
over John R. Kills'. Triangular block.
R. E. Part
FOR RBNT-Owlee offices or desk
room on ground Door. E. A. Horne.
IS Cherry street.
FOR RENT—Small store corner of Third
nnd Mulberry, next Davis’
E. Park.
' FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—The vacant lot of the
Lyon property, between Pine utree-t
UWd OoOAm avenue. Tna been subdi
vided so as to make one nice resi
dence lot fronting on Pine street and
two buslnon lot. On Cotton avenue.
Tht* 4a a splendid opportunity for
Investors tmd will be sou Tuesday,
Ootriber 2, without reserve, to front
of court -house, between legal hours
of sale. Plat furnished at sate. At*o,
vacant lot on Gray property, beau
tifully located, corner of two streets.
Terms, one-half cash and toatonco six
months, 7 per cent. Interest. For
further lufornfa-tfon oaM on George
W. Duncan ft Oo.
FOR HALE.—Fine Parker gun cheap,
32 bore, brand new. Apply A. B. C.,
care Telegraph.
FOR SALE—One magnificent new Co
lumbia bicycle. Has never been used.
Will sell very cheap. Apply at Tele
graph office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OO TO aiHAPAHAli'S English Kttahen
no gelt your Cunfch or oyster fries; only
25 cents.
WHOSE GOT 'EM 1 —Bring your tickets
nnd get a prize. First, No. 4175, 25;
sooond. No. 3820, 15-pouhd ham; ehtrd,
■ No. 3699. one stiver dollar. If ttibove
-numbers are not brought tn Chore
will be another drawing on the 5'th.
Hold tickets and have another
chance. W. L. Hctnry.
' IMRS. P. P. LOWRY tti.is mo'vcd her
school :to No. 430 'WasMngXon avenue,
next door to Dr. Hull’s residence.
O. B. PETTIT, Agt. , contractor and
■builder. Olllce 369 Second street. Con
tracts far all kind* of bujldtng. Re
pair work a specialty. Plans nnd
npoclfioatlons furnished on short
notice. ’
LOST—Liberal reward ■. to the Under of
small vest -pocket book; Qo*t between
(Brown Iioum arid Union depot. Miser
a. Wood.
SCHOOL—(Miss Gibbes -will reopen her
adhool on Tuesday, October 3. Two
doom from AppWtom nvenue, on
Progress street. Terms moderate and
to advance.
TIIE FRENCH LANGUAGE—Mr*. Ed-
inga vr’Jil commence leaching French by
tho new method October 8 In the Pol-
MU building, Orange street, next Nisbcrt
School. She con bo seen every after
noon until that tlnte at. |ha sphool room
from 8 to G o'clock.
GEORGIA PRODUCE COMPANY—Wo
are foroUquarters for fruits and
produce; etrictly -Wholesale. Seo our
advertisement today
PLAIN land mixed (plc&le* 4n barrel's
nt M. C. D.Ukcom’a. Thlfld street, near
(Mulberry.
QOOD ROOMS, flnst-class fare at the
Gray house, one block from Union de
pot. on car line. <54 Pine. aim. H. A.
Gray.
A FRESH ARRIVAL of chickens at
M. C. Bxlkcom'a, Third street,. <near
Mulberry.
HOLMES ft COUTTS' ottMbmted extra-
youit crackers retail at rile low price
of lOo a pound.
WE HAVE a lot of tinware we will
giveaway for wrappers of targe pack
ages of Rhorer's Bread Railing. W.
C. Turpin ft Co.
SARATOGA CHIPS are all tne rage. Abjc
your grocer for them.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells
It.
HW INVESTED yields 165 average weekly
Income with absolute security. Proa-
pectus. Itemised statistics free. Henson
A Dwyer, SH Broadway, New York.
ltHOUER’S bread raising !s the beat bread
preparation made. Try It.
CENTRAL, give me 1(X. Is that Mr.
Keen? Yea, madam. Pleoae aena me
two boxes Saratoga chip* 1 think they
are excellent.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER - always
gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb.
TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER Is the
beet made. Hare you tried It?
OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 25 cents
per hundred at the Telegraph office.
TURPIN'S BAKINO POWDER Is made
ot pure cream of tartar and soda and
Is gwmmeed Krictly pure. To In
duce y«ou to or Turpln'j Baking Pow
der we wiH, for a short time, give
-with each pound ran of powder a
pound con of Holmes ft Couita’ cele
brated rake* or eulttnes both for 49
rents. Turplfl's Is sold by the lead
ing retail grocers. Turpin Raktng
Powider Company, Macon. Ga.
A COMPLETE act of bar fixture*.for sale
cheap at Thompson'* Auction Hou«c,
Poplar struct.
HOLMES ft COUTTS' BISCUITS sad
rakes are nuUe from new nx.it,'riuta
of ths very highest standard of ex
cellence; they -have been awarded the
premium over all cunpetttors wber-
rrer exhibited, and -ire pronouneeM
the finest manufactured In Use world.
If you use rakes or biscuits, why not
buy the brat. Sold by the leading
fancy grocers.
t SELL second hand household goods
Anything you need around house I have
It. Why not esve your money; o. w.
Thompson. 623 Poplar.
SEE my fine of picture*. O. h. Thomp-
soa.
12 l-2c Canton Flannel remnants at
7 l-2e. yard.
$1.23 S,lk Gloria Umbrellas for fL
22 yards good check Ilonicspnn Jl-
50 dozen men's 75c. white Sliirta at
50c. each.
HO dozen ladles 25c. black Hose 13c.
pair.
20 yards Sc. Sea Island, yard-wide,
for $1.
50 dozen ladled 50a ribbed Vests at
25c. each.
25 dozen gentlemen's 25c. tan Socks
at 15a pair.
4 spools Contes' cotton for 15c.
3 papers gold-eyed Needles for 10c.
50 dozen ladles' white 10a Hand ker
chiefs 5a each.
10 pieces 3G-lnch wool Plaids 23c. a
yard; worth 33c. a yard.
20 ptcoes fancy 35a wool SultiDgs al
20a a. yard.
20 pieces 30-lnch colored Flannel!
20c. n yard.
Best 12 l-2a Silesia in town
Best Canvass at 15c. n yard. '
12 dozen shirt Buttons for 5c.
All best standard Prints 5o. a yard.’;
Best 8a Domestic Check Gingham.'
5a a yard.
Gentlemen's wool Drawers and Vest^
worth ?1 each, at 25c. each; small and
large sizes only.
Burden, Smith <fe Co.
DO YOU need furniture for the other
room? i have it second handed at low
price* Save half the coat of new fur
niture. O. W. Thompson.
IF YOU don't think 1 have household
goods at slaughter prices come look
through my store. O. W. Thompson.
HANDSOME framed pictures. If they are
not cheap and pretty don't buy. O. W.
Thompron.
MI83 ISABELLA NICHOLL3-Classes for
French, English Literature, History,
Music. 475 Orange street.
SAFETY
IS THE
KEY-NOTE
Of human conviction, and by demon
strating the safety of EQunTABLE
BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK, the
Association has secured the confidence
of the people.
Lord Mansfield said, "the beat Invest
ments for security and Income ore first
mortgages on real estate."
Stock In the EQUITABLE BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATON is se
cured by first mortgages on Improved
real estate, la double the amount,
which are held by tho Union Savings
Bank and Trust Company, as trustee,
and nothing but an earthquake can
dislodge them.
Tho Equitable will Issue this month
25.000 WORTH OF 8 PER CENT.
GUARANTEED STOCK
at $100 per share. Thla stock guaran
tees 8 per cent, rash dividends, payable
scml-annually, and can be withdrawn
st nny time after six months. Appli
cants will be served In tum.
GEO. A. SMITH,
General Manager-
Room 4 Exchange Bank Bank Building
FORSALE
The Handsome 2-Story
SI1
With Basement,
No. 636 ORANGE STREET.
Containing nine room*, with three bath
rooms, hot and cold water. All modern
conveniences. The house has been re
cently papered and overhauled from top
to bottom and Is In strictly first-class
condition. It has a large frontage cm
Orange street end Hose Park, and only
half block from Indian Spring car line.
It is located Km the hUI, Jn a* good
neighborhood as Macon affords. It Is
undoubtedly the prettiest and most de
sirable place new on the market. For
sale low and on «asy terms. For further
Information cell on
11 DICAN & CO.
Real Estate Agents.
The Three Heroes
“GENS. LEE,
. JACKSON
and STUART,”
Riding down the lines on the
morning of the battle of
Fredericsburg.
This beautiful Southern pict
ure, sold for tlie 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.
The
Most v '
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Offer
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and if you did not it is the
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 vou if
you will clip out the following
Coupon and bring or send it to
The Telegraph.
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