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A DAY'S DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Batch of Noway Items Furnished by the Hustling Correspondents of the Telegraph, ARRESTED THE POSTMASTER Sir. Mcrbsut. of Houllri, liar* Df«n OulHf of ffo An Open Lallar (ha Cattil of (ha Troubles (Moultrie, Oct. 11—/Special).—Our oth erwise qultft UVtlo town wae ta»t night thrown Into a fever of exdtemenrt toy the nrreat o! Pont master W. B. McPtwui on the charge of opening and delaying a latter. It seems that ft man named Poor ^ent a letter from Camilla, O.i., to Jaw* Gt*Mun. tout the letter toeing add to Jamcu Godwin Oodd^ accept it when offered to h ant Poatmaater Roger*. •Aftnr frtte letter had town In the px*t- office a few dim Mr. fttogec* offered It to Goldman. Tlw addrfra on thto letter being poorly wrttten. H w.io a natural mistake to take *the name Godwin for Goldman. Oilman twk the letter ami parried it to I>r. A. n. Pliers, •» pr^mlnoivt phyal- Han t»f tMu place, to read tt for him. Or. Petens rws a few llnw, and Go-I- man, dleooverlng it W4« not for him, carried It to.iek to the pattofllcl. AiXnr keeping li .five allott?vl time, P.uim>J«ier Mclhaul returned tt lo Mr. l'xrr, the wikIjt. No one Cays any hhmo on Mr. M?Ph.iul, who In n pjr- [ feet gvn:iema;i. Mr. McPhaul i* In ,mal* j erat ck^utw»Uinotif. end cun Illy Afford the coat of a lawyer and 'low of time. He o:m give u l>;.vj In arfy <imoqn'Uyi it might he iv-yudrUi. j»> nlne-temthd or the people here would go on hi* bond for any anrjuru. TOE MACON TELEGRAPH: FRIDA? MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1894. r bring addraemd oild.-n retuwif to to him by ArtAt- The Past Guarantees The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsa- parilla has cured thou sands of others i* certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strength ens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember Be Sure to get HOOD’S and Only HOOD’S. Hood's PHIS MO especially prepared to be taken wills Hood's Sarsaparilla. 39c. Society 1! ■> liv; Wedding Invitations i visiting card* engraved at lowest price*. No de lay; work done by •kill ed workmen In our eatabllahment. Send for sample* and price,. J. I*. Steven* * Bro., .leweiera. 47 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Os. SHOOTING SCRAPE AT Kt,KO. Two Negro ItiUlroinbv.'i -PofiftiK Each O.h.'i' Without lEttt'o, Oct. U—(Siwolal).—A riioxijng between two negroes occup-iM becq^Ewt night. - They wore rattrS i.J mgries. J Ne*tlver of them wear hur't, emoept'Uiat Mi* lire from the ulicol burned tine of them. The town council doce IV.1 enPaivo their law*. This shouting look place nl- llwvit 111 the center «£ the town. Neither of thorn has been nroluafoj, and are njw on the section ,»t their work. The coun cil don* not enforce iho law of working the streets, cither. The street* in dun (•turn Id be) uretty little town have hcch worked little tan voir. Words high, Ireoni. ‘thick awl waiihau.* daw; all over the itown. It make very dl«a- greealble walking and rough riding. u Is euagested bysomebf the eounury peo ple to meet und put the »troots In order. Something etvould be don*. Tne 'town is Uioirp.jr.ltcd, Prof. J. 11. Laldlcr hoc returned from pobb county, where he hu.i turn teach ing school, nnl will spend u few day* w ™ hi* nrrnv friend*, ami iwtend school *1 Uahioni tn. Mr. M. 8. Mean* he* been adml’-ed to tho bar. Mr. Moans stootl an extra S hd exnmlnathsn. for which he was ghly complimented. Mr, W. 8. Miirrow. the d.errvwlly papulnr railroad agent, is la Atnenicu* for a few days. 'Mr Mui-row wlU being til* mother do make her homo here, Mr. II. II. Bate, 'the cotton buyer, ha* returned after eoopllnsr a few day* at the \\ hvgrais Exp islchiti. Mir. Pate cZ n ° U m^ Hlon n grand sue COM. Tho e.lt!rMi* here, tboueih nro wanting ImpaiUobUy for somethin* high- October 23 f>lX1 ® In,t * n,Mlte p * lr opening BIO CUOWDS AT HAWKINSVIl.I.E, Crisp Spike to the Men of Ih* Wlre- *r.i**--Thn Exposition a Great 8uo- cess. Hhn-lolnsvUle, Oot. u.—(Sneelo! V— The .•wtemtauce at fh* Wire gram Ex- > A special twin from Mxom wlW he run 'omorrow and • * *' rmtan c* of .the week •'« ewpected, Hon, C. F. Crlep adilreased * ? r ,TT Re was at fiocne JjJ*? *“• folk * nnd his add rose was noted™ h * °"® f ° r " hlch •* widely *»v«» 'fee and explicit ptetur, of Ihs robber tariff '.and trout,41 of the folly Of the thirl parly tkhacAites, to gether with Me vlnws on the silver question, all of which met the hAarty approved of hi* audience. He odm'.red me pluck am) enterprise of J.asper county for inch a credit.ible ,t'*pUy of rh* rear lire* of avtregRiaa Cleorgla, of wb.«h aeotlon he wo » proud to win oltlaensblp. The rice* to,l»y, were exceptionally good and will bo tin* tomorrow. BRANCH Wild, NOT CONTEST. He Buy* the Statement That He Will Ask for Melton's Seat la a Lie. ' Baxley. M. Branch. .. representative ,™,. u , Melton, D.-morrat. who was electnl, aaya the published statemeat that he Is contesting me tatter’s s*at In the legislature Is a Democratic lit. Upon hte attention bring walled to the f.tot that It waa also published in Watson'* paper, he replied: “Well, that 1»* third party He. 1 ' Branch Is no ropulist at heart. The Democrat* arlll hoM their pri mary here on November «. The Popu lists will hold their convention on-the second Monday lo nominate county offleers. y. Oot. 11.—(SpecialJ—Hon. :h. late Populist c.imUd.ti:* for alive asainst llttn. O. T. 8T, VITUSES DANCE, flpmsmv Couvulftioim, Dlninms, Kkiuting Bpdls, Kervoua Prontrmtlou auU tbivo nwv- on ccadiUoni brought oo by functional «Uh- onlun a»* ix-cniHiwntly currd by l)r. Purcut KkTorlto lYwcription. ltl « fetreugthoning n«rviij« Aud rwtnmtive tonic, piftcntxxl l>y •n eminent Dhyaician (or *11 thorn (listra*- ing ** HcftknoRMtt'' *ikI lmgul*rtie« common to women. Mrs. Apam IIehk, A lij.t nr, iirrkt (V , l M wrltc«: “On. K. V. i VntKClt Drur Ntr— My •utcr. MM Cor- fieli* Mcrke). iiad St, V it ob’i IMnoe. Her bend anti rt*ht arm Uovvtl or twitchiM con«tantl>; she oouUl not walk without be lli* held under her arm*. She trstni four Ooctort, but without A tier ni:.c*ri Ul<'Dt^a iianna t*>*n ulTcn up an * hopelm ^invatitl. I l-iuAht licr Miff* Viuii— y T ‘ Favorite HiM Hl i tll- fiftigoaa, In two moatha ebe waa well anil atrona. SILKS. 'i he lui-geiit stock of Best Black Silks ever seen in Macon. SjLKS. 0 $J per yard for Black Silks worth 25 per cent, more, SILKS. Beautiful Change able Silks for Shirt Waists 75c to $1.35 ‘ SILKS. At 75c we arc DRESS MAKING ITllliU. UUnflnlll) The only Professional Modiste in the city, and the most accomplished in the South. New York factlities at your doors at far less expense. Patrons delighted. Orders pouring in. Don’t make the mistake of having your Dress made before consulting us. The correct thing in Dre.ss Goods. The correct thins In Dress Trim mings. showing Beautiful line novelty Blacks SILKS. Drapery Scilks, Eve ning Silks and Silks for Fancy Work. 500 pieces Dress Goods, embracing all the newest colorings, reusing In price from 20 cents to $1.50 per yard. 300 beautiful Novelty Suits $3 to $18. CAUGHT THE FIREBUG. He Set Fire to a din House Over in Elbert County. BIberton, Odt. 11,—(Special.)—The Kin house of Mr. T. J. Warren, with twenty-live bales of cotton and many bushels of cotton seed, tv,IS destroyed by tiro on the night of the 7th Instant. It was Incendiary arid the man who did the deed. Crawford by name, has been caught -and lodged in jail at this place. MORRIS PARK RACES. Hood Track and Day of Interesting Spurt. Morris Pork, N. V.. Oct! U.-The track here today drit\l out fairly well, toeing cto-utl only In Hpatu. The talent turned out In full force and they iriw an IntereHtin* day*» apart. The faithful reaped a rich harvest, «« favorites Avon in every race »n l the fifty-four booklen were hit hard. Tho principal event of the day was the race for LMe CMmmpiiKne *Uken for 2-ycar- •Wto at reven furlonKn, and wao cuptured by Salvation, who made u tremendous spurt in tho last sixteenth nr.d won by * length and * half from Brandywine. Another interesting event on the card was the second S-yaor-old serkil hnntH- ««|>. Hutolcon, at 127 pounds, clonal the favorite In this nice. He ran superbly and won amid great applause by a nevk from Our Jack. IN THE PAVILION. There whs quite a good crowd In the pavilion yesterday and speculation won fully up to the average. Six straight fa vorites Isuidol the money and In no case were the od Is of the prohibitive kind. Now, what do you think of that for form? Whim will iqwulators have a better op portunity to administer an etT»ctlve dose of knock-out drops? Certainly It wna a red letter day for the.talent*.. Nothing tout the lark of nerve wived the commis sion men. As It -was. the- latter hod to turn loose considerable coin, and the only kickers to bo found were those who be- rntod themAelves for not pressing their investments. How will It toe today? Tho card is Inviting and good judge* havo pronounced it anything* but hard. So there must be a number of koft *phtc« For life and excitement the pavilion is tho place of all places. 4 First quotations received at 12:4* p. m. AT MORRIS PARK YESTERDAY. First Race.—Ono mllo. Maidens. Time. 1:4114. Dungannon. MO; 4 to 5 (Doggctt) 1 Repetition, 107; 5 to 1 (Penn) 2 Black foot. 107; 4 to 1 (Mklgley) 3 Second Race.—Ttlhree-quarters mWe. Sell ing. Time. 1:11. Little Wily, 100; 4 to 6 (RelfT) 1 Speculation, 07; 10 to 1 (Clayton) 2 Lustre. 103; 15 to 1. ...(Lnmly) 3 Third Race.—Champagne stakes. Time. 1:S8U. Salvation, 113; 1 to 1 (Taral) 1 Brandy Wlt>», US; 6 to 5....(Hamilton) 3 Balbrlmv (colt) 1W; 5 to, 1 (Clayton) 3 Fourth Race.—One mile. Second Serial luuullcHp. Time, 1:41, Rubicon, It?; I to 5 (Mtdgley) 1 Our Jack, 103; 8 to 1 (Griffin) 2 Buck rone, 107; 4 to 1 (Haiff) S Fifth Race.—Flvc-elghths mile. Time, 1^)0. Olen IAlly. VX>\ 1 to 1 ,...<Heu«ton) 1 Jane*, (filly) 95; 10 to 1 (Waller) 2 Fannie R, 103: 10 to 1.....,,.(Candler) 3 Sixth Race.—Five* and on^half furlongs. Handicap. Time. Helen Nichols. 115; 1 to l..MeCafftrty) 1 Harrington. 105; 4 to l Griffin) 2 ifld. Kearney, M; » to 1 (Keefe) S AT MORRIS PARK TODAY. First Race.—Five-eighths mile. Handi cap—Hugh Penny, 110; Maid Marian, lie; Blnckhiiiwk. 107; Melba, 100; Mnrettl. 97. Second Race.—One mke.—Vlctortoua, ill; Hugh Penny, 105; Prince Carl, 107; Bandit. 101; Dh«-»unl. 101; Beansey, 100; Adelbert, 99; Counter OVnor, 96; Copyright, 12; Re. Btraint, 89. Third Race.—One and one-eighth mile-' Nero, 109; Prince Carl* KM; Seuuket. 103; Red Skin, M: Thuralon, W; Jodnn, 93. FVkurth Race.-Three-quarters mllo. Faahhm atakca- Annlscttc. 13L’; Irish Reel, It); California, lift; KahlllA. 113; Brambu- letta. (fill)*) 105; Owlet, 105; Sadie* 105; lie. 100; liUeanla, 100; LoPkk, ICO. - Fifth lUce.—Three-quarter* mile. Mal den*—Andrew. 105; Traveaty. 1C5; Nlcollnl, 101; April Fool, 106; Buckmaater. 106; True Penny, *106; Samaritan. 105; Chicot, 105; Countess. 105; Romtoaaette, 106; Rufua, 105; Bxpectatlon, (Wly> 105. Sixth Rant.—One mll^—Iola, 109: Glee- some, 1CP; Bahmeaa, 109; StoreneUle. 109; StAT Actreae, 109. Electric light race* at night First odds 6:43 iv m. MERCURY TIPS. New York, Oct ll.-(Specl*l.>-Morrt« Park selections tor tomorrow: First Race.-Hugh Penny, Maid Marian, Black Hawk. s votkI Race.—Discount Copyright Vie- torioua. ’ Third Race,—Red Skin. Nero, Prince Cart Fourth Race.—©idle, Irish Reel, Annl- •ette. Fifth Race.—Uomboielte, KIcoKnt, Hu- fu*. Sixth Race.—Iota, StoneneUle. Baroness. Mercury. elf fncoinlns trains previous to the Dixie' Interstate) Fair and to all per sons entering the “Famous Midway” on the exposition grounds. Giving full description of the "Fani' cue Midway" of the World’s Fair, nf 8. Inclusive. MAYBBA T’AitUICIDE. Joe Clemniiins Shot From Ambui Is Thought, By His Son. Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 11.—A si to the Tlmea-Cnion from Kiss his home on AiYTsator I.ako In a Iw.v! His decomposed bikly was found tods; found on the shore of the lake. was killed by a son, who bad heard to say that his fattier, 'JUls lioy has been arrested. Mrs. Clemmons will also bo arrested. She refused to nllow licr hltsband's body Kind he wiis out of the way. The fam ily is highly connected. FOR RENT—Nine-room residence, 128 Cole street.. Coll on Foote Bronson, telephone 193, for particulars. ADVERTISERS LOOK OUT For lltm—lie la In tho City nnd WlU Catch You. Charts* W. Chirk, author and pub lisher of “The Famous Midway l’htl- suttee" (ilhutrntvdi arrived lu the city last night. He Intend* distributing twenty-live to thirty-rtf thousands copies of Tils famous books gratis on Or. Price's Cream Baking Powdet World's Fair tllthcst Award. Tho largest nrdb*u Win ter Whanft Flour Mill Plant in tho World. UNDINE. &ruslied Nliddlirg* iTiour' Tho only Flour ot Its kind, nnd the best ot nny kind. It Ih made hyn secret pro cess known to but two persons. $100,000 has been otfered ( for the Knowledge Thu Undine is the best flour sold in Georgia. T. V, Johnson. Miller, Ga. The Undine gives perfect satisfac tion. J. U. Stillwell, Luclla, Ga. NOEL MILL COMPANY, Estlll ,Springs. Tcnru ONE CENT A WORD ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING, FIFTEEN WORDS OR MOKE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN It CTS. WAITED. WANTED. WORK-Boy, agel IS, fair ste nographer, pood copyist, active, willing to do anything. Bankston, core Tele- graph. WANTE1D—Two partly furnished rooms for light housekeeping; gentlc- nmn and wife. Address “Permanent," tare Telegraph. WANTED—To sell you a '91 model Denenoro typewriter, beet machine In th, world. J. E. Mtsucr, agent. •Phone No. 2S3. WANTED—Two young mem boarders. Apply 7Tt Oak street. WANTED--A good farm near Macon, and to give In pm pay some well- hred trotting and paring horses and some well located lots and cottages In Nashville, Tenn. C. W. Crulg, Brentwood. Tenn. forTrent. FOR RENT—The Patterson place. No. 283 College street, nine rooms: all modern conveniences; barn, stables. Lot 70x220. Low price to an approved tenant. Oeo. W. Duncan & Co. FOR BENT-A nice residence; t~roomm franco *trKt. Arply »« cotton avenue. W> ' liNT—Large and convenient beahd- tng house; Oak street, near Fourth. Terms reasonable. Julleo a Rodgtrs. aJminlstrator. FOR RENT—S3! Orange street; seven w ,in - a «>- FOR RENT—Seven-room residence Eg Clinton street. East Macon. «|th cn* acre garden. Three minutes irom elec tric cars. Very dcnlrablc; price low. Ap ply at Macon Savings hn»e. if/ FOR RENT—One hundred acre form and Improvement*. Columbus rood near city, for next year. Jullcn S Rodgers, administrator. FOR REXT-Four room cottnge on hill- flue neighborhood. George V. steel Ms Mulberry alree*. or C. P. Steed. Kx change Bank butkllng. • r I calf, left horn slipped, white bag. small And. Finder wUl return to IW. B. McGrow, at 1155 Boundary street, who will pay well for all _trouble. CRBAlMERT BUTTER, ertufn cheeee. SUratoga potato chips, pickled ptgs' tedt. C. F. Collier & Bro. Tho. latest things In VanDyke and Moire Jets, Narrow Gimps, Sontaclie Braids, Fur Trimmings, eta We are doing the dry goods business of the town. You may fool some, folks, but you can’t fool the whole town. Follow the crowds. Don’t buy any-’ thing In our line before seeing us. h BURDEN,SMITHS SAFETY CTS* FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Five riWares paid up dtock In Equltaible Building and Loan As sociation, third series. Address C. A. H.. this office. FOR SALE—Fine registered Holstein bull; gentle and kind; ancestor. large ■milk nnd butter producers. M, 41. •Massey. •FOR SALE—One Imndfed acres kind; alxty cleared, good lrrtprovemcmts, orchards, vineyards; one mile of Had docks. Appfly to D. T. Mercer, Had docks, Ga. a. FOR SALE—Two-monthS-old heifer calf; good stock. In good condition. 235 Forsyth street, FOR SALE—One magnificent new Co lumbia bicycle. Has never been used. Will sell very cheap. Apply a.f Tele graph office. MISCELLANEOUS. CHOICE Western meals arc our epe- oUIty. We keep only ithe best. Geor gia Packing Company.' PINEAPPLES, oranges, grapes, Just received at C. F. Collier & Bro. HOLMES & COUTTS' celebrated extra- •yenit crackers retail at the low price of 10c a pound. MOBILE PLANTS, Norfolk end Sa vannah oysters. Dopsson, Ckirke & Daniel. FRESH all-pork and Vienna sausage*. Georgia Packing Company. * CLASSES for French, English, literature and history, music. Highest references. Miss Isabella Nlcholls, 475 Orango utrect. ALL KINDS Fresh flsh and oysters. D^pson, Clarke & Daniel. DRESSED poultry today. Georgia Packing Company. SARATOGA CHIPS are all tne rage. ASX your grocer for them. DRESSED poultry today. Georgia Backing Company. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction.. Your grocer sella It. OYSTERS on half shell 35 cent* per dozen at Cllimvn & WUUasna'. ltHOItftR’S bread raising la the beat bread preparation made. Try It. TRY a box now Florida oranges. Dop- son, Clarke & Daniel. FRESH arrival of fine Key West ci gars from Park & Tiltford at Ullnfan & Williams'. WE HAVE a left of tlnrvmre we will give >arway for wrappers of large pick- ages of Rhorer’s Bread Raising. W, C. Turpin & Co. CENTRAL, give me 1W. is that Mr. Keen? Yes, tnadam. Please sena me two boxes Saratoga chips, l think tney aro excellent. ELEGANT free lunch every day, 11 to 1 o'clock, at UHman & Williams’. LINDEN BAKING POWDER alwiiya gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb. GERMAIN pickles, Amorjcan cucumber, mixed »weet and sour pickles, sweet Mtuffed cucumVber pickles, oatmeal, ofutflake-s, f.irlnti, corn starch, flap- ioca. Smith & Bro. TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER U the best made. Hava you triad Itf PLUM pudding, mince meat, preserves, jams und follies, lh bulk or glass. Smith & Bro. OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 25 oenta per hundred at the Telegraph office. EARLY June poos, French peaa, as- •paragiw, tunned corn, evaporated apricota ami apples, apple butter, apple Jelly, etc. Smith & Bro. GOOD ROOMS, flret-class fare at the Gray house, one block from Unton de pot, on car line. 454 Pine. Mrs. H. A. Gray.. FINE pure portc sauaage, aparerlbs «nd backbone, from Georgia porkers, W W. L. Henry’s, 214 Cotton avenue. Telephone 212. IS THE KEY-NOTE Of human conviction, and by demon strating the safety ot EQUIITABLE BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK, tho Association has secured the confidence of the people. \ Lord Mansileld said, “the best Invest ments for security and income are first mortgages on real estate." Stock in the EQUITABLE BUILD ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATON Is se cured by first mortgages on Improved real estate, in double the, amount, which ore held by the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company, ps trustee, and nothing but an earthquake con dislodge them. The Equitable will lsaue this month 15,003 WORTH OF 8-PER; CENT. GUARANTEED STOCK at $100 per share. This stock guaran tees 8 per cent, cosh dividends, payable eeml-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 FORSAL The Handsome, 2-Story BRICK RESIDENCE, With Basement, No. 636 ORANGE STREET. The Most Wonderful Offer Yet .... C MAGNIFICENT^ OF TIIE . . Containing nine rooms, 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 Btrlctly first-class condition. It has a large frontat.o on Orange street and Rose Park, and only halt blook from Indian Spring car line. It Is located on the lilll, In as good neighborhood as Macon affords. It Is undoubtedly the prettiest and most de- slrahlfl place new on the market. For sale low and on easy terms. For further Information call on , t . Securely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for READERS OF . . . HOLMES * COUTTS' BISCUITS and oakee are nvalle from new lixiterlals of the very highest standard of ex cellence; they have been awarded the premium over all competitors wher ever exhibked. and h-* pronounced The finest manufactured In the world If you use o.ikea or biscuits, why not buy the beet. Sold by the leading fancy grocers. Real Estate Agents. COTTON. X Wish to Inform my friends and pa* trona that I have moved acrosa Poplar street, opposite my old stand, and with improved facilities and more conveniently arranged warehouse, I am better prepared than ever to handle their cotton to ad vantage. Consignments always receive my prompt and personal attention. NEW ROOF? CORRECT WEIGHTS! HIGHEST PR1CE81 SATISFACTION GUARANEED! ELLIOTT ESTES. 617-523 Poplar street. TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER Is made oC pure cream of tartar and a»*da and 1a gir.uvu>teod strictly pure. To in duce you to try Turpin’s Baking Pow der we will, for a ahor; time, jfive with each pound cun of powder a pound cm of Holmes & Coutia* cele brated oakes or aaltlncs both for 40 cents. Turpin’s is sold by the lead ing retail srocers. Turpin Baking Powder Company, Macon, Ga. GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Ordina ry’s Office, October 2. 1S34—W. W. Col lins. guardian for Bell Louise Collin* W. W. Colllne. Jr., and Mattie Wilson Qolllna having aonlled to me for leave to sell tea chares of the stock 4f the Central Georgia Bank of Macon, Ga, for the purpose of support and mainte nance and education of th e above ?.^ ws 7t mlnor * : 5s - therefore, to no- “ff *“ concerned to Ale their ^fe'L 0 , 08 - “ ny they ha*». to the court of orJlaary ot st!<l county grant- iroL thl® s° **!', '’I' 1 Morit on nr be fore the firs: Monday in November. Jj 3 '- l««ve to sell suit! stock wlU thca be granted said guardian. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary, If you visited _ the Fuir you can appreciate this volume and if you did not it is the next best thing to a visit. Comcjind 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 following Coupon apd bring or send it to The Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OF THE World's Fair JM>/m PhotofTtakU PiAM/fcr JJ eotn. U*4UO*i$ > but**i M ouA. 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