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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SHIN DAT MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1894
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?Flie Dress GoodsHouse of Macon
We will shew, this week, the most select stock of Black and Colored
Dress Goods, Silks and Dress Trimmings ever shown by any firm in the city.
If you are in search of a House dress, a Visiting dress or a Wedding dress,
Julian’s is certainly the store you are after.
Prices guaranteed 10 per cent, under any,
- \ '' ' "
44c.
$1.00
$3.99
18c.
Our 46-Inch
10c.
$2.50
All-Wool
For Embossed
TOILET
For pretty
Fringed
For Heavy
Quality Tinted
BLACK
SERGE
Per yard for
Yard-Wide
For a Fair of
BLANKETS
• Chenille
Eiderdown
for 44c.; can’t
' QUILTS;
LONSDALE
Worth
POItTIERS.
FLANNELL.
be matched
under 60c.
worth $1.35.
CAMBRIC.
a Dollar More.
Capes are put down as the
leaders for the Winter of '94.
Have searched the markets over
and our Parlors on second floor
are now loaded with the very
latest out in Black and Colored
Cnpes, ranging in price from
$0.00 to $25.00 each.
Don’t put off buying, but
come now while the assortment
is complete.
85C.
Line 22-inch Table
Damask. It’s good
value at $1.20.
25C.
Hosiery, Stainless
Black. It’s econ
omy to get these.
JJETS BUTTONS
10c. to •»
$18.00
Per Yard.
5c. to
$5.00
Per Dozen.
• 5C.
For excellent
yard-wide Sea
Island. No limit.
WRAPS
$1.00 to
$25.00
Each.
$1.00
We have the best
Dollar Kid Glove
in the State.
BLANKETS
75c. to
$10.00
Per Pair.
25C.
Heavy Rib Vests
we make
a specialty.
CURTAINS
85c. to
$0.00
Per Pair.
25C.
For the best Rib
Winter Vest in
the market.
DRESSES
50c. to
$50.00,
Complete.
Useless to put up $36.00 for
having a tailor-made suit when
we are showing a grand assort
ment of the very latest cuts at
$12.50 and $15.00 each.
Sleeves j ust the proper shape.
Skirts hang beautifully. Como
and get one beforo they are
all gone.
Infants’ and Small Children's
Wraps a specialty.
THE DIXIE FAIR.
ATOD TO OVR OUT-OF-TOM CUSTOMERS.
Macon’s big Fair opens October 23 and lasts 15 days, and its going to bo just such a big thing as
Georgia has never before seen. Take our word for It, and come. Order your Traveling Dress from us
and come to Macon prepared to see sights never before seen; and, the best of all, we have our immense
Store chocked full of everything pretty in the way of wearing apparel, home decorations, etc. You are
welcome to make our house headquarters, whether you be a sight-seer or a purchaser.
603 CHERRY
IN THE HALLS
OF THEY. M. G. A.
The Annual Meeting Will Be Held
Next Friday Night end a
Reunion to Follow.
J. J. M’KAY AT MEN’S MEETING
A Forecast of What the Report of tile
Pul Year’s Work Will Be—From
Alt Indications It Will Show
n Splendid Record,
The annual em»tlng of the Young
Men'b Crrtstian Association trill be
held next Friday night In the hall.
Every member of the association Is
urged to be present.
Utter a Short business meeting there
will be a reunion of the members. A
delightful programme of music and
recitations, followed by refreshments,
has been provided. Every member Is
privileged » bring a lady or gentleman
friend. There will be n meeting of the
Indies Auxiliary tomorrow afternoon
nt 5:30 In the association hall to ar
range for the members' reunion Fridiy
night. Every member of the 'auxiliary
Is urged to be present and to'bring a
lady friend wfth her.
Mr. J. J. McKay will address the
men’s gospel meeting tris afternoon at
3:30 In the association ball. The young
men of the city are cordially Invited
to attend and contribute to the'Interest
of the meeting.
Toe Bible class held every Saturday
night Is growing in Interest, r: is de
veloping a gradually Increasing Inter
est in the religious work. The work of
the association in many respects dur
ing the past year Is the best ever re
ported by the association, as Will be
seen from the reports to bo road next
Fridiy night. These annual meetings
hnve aSwnys shown up well for the
managing 'board and the general sec
retary. but the Y. M. C. A. people
have more to be proud of this year
Ohaa ever before. In no period of the
**nte duration In Its history has the
wo-k 1n every department advanced us
It has during the past year. This has
bees notably true regarding the mem-
berhrtp roll. From fifteen to nr.y
names hive often been added during
one month, until noarthe Y. M. C. A.
can Justly elxkn a very large percent
age of the better clMS of the young
men in fhb etty In Its membership.
T e matter of intfc'.afr- oUt - Urge
quartern, so freely discussed some time
age. bias been given up for-the pres
ent at loist. an the financial condition
of the association Is apt such that
would mrr.tldt a Vcfttir* oftthli
ONE CENT A WORD
ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS
HEADING. FIFTEEN WORD8 OR
Muuu. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A
WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD.
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CT&
WANTED.
WANTED—To sell you a *91 model
Denamore typewriter, best machine
In the world. J. E. Mlnter, agent.
•Phone No. 283.
WANTED.—Customers for best coal on
market at 31 per ton. We sell only for
cash and give you tha benefit. Telephone
122. or call corner Sixth and Cherry,
streets. Carlton A Jenkins.
WANTED—A good farm near Mticon,
and to give In part pay some well-
bred trotting and pacing horses and
some well located lots and cottages
In Nashville. Tenn. C. W. Craig,'
Brentwood, Tenn.
WE WANT men!" "lio to W i week.
Steady work, selling staple goods tb
dealers. Samples to proper applicants.
No peddling. Experience unnecessa
ry. Salary or large commission as
preferred. Household Specialty Com-
pany, 76 Fourth street. Cincinnati. O.
WANTED—Employment as bookkeeper or
any kind office work. Twenty-five yeais
at one place; good credentials can be
given. Address I. H. I.. 410 Third street.
WANTED TO RNT—Rooms for light
housekeeping. References required
and given. Answer at once. Address
M., care Telegram!).
WANTED—A partner In It well estab
lished paying wholesale grocery and
'tobacco business, with five or ten
thousand dollars. Address Wholesale,
care Dally Telegraph.
WANTED-Twenty-five boys to work
during the fair. J. Blnrwunger, 174
Cotton avenue.
WANTED—An experienced salesman
for dry goods, clothing, Shoes, .etc.
Apply a't once. 404 Mulberry St.
WANTED—Situation by a young man,
in office or store. Beat of references;
Amt ydbrsf sgpsrlseios; twenty years
of age. "Bookkeeper." Telegraph.
WANTED—To borrow one thousand
dollars far one year, at 8 per cent. In
terest. payable to suit lender. Mort
gage on real estate worth three tlirx>3
the amount. Address ‘‘Real Estate,"
care Telegraph.
WANTED—tV gentleman canvasser for
a foot-selling household article. 310
day easily made. Apply 523 Jack
in street, city.
c
sfffsrffiwsmiwgffi
ever, to realise upon these expecii-
tlor-4 at some tttne not tar away. The I
encouraging cojpSitton of the asoocia-1
t-oa at present warrants this
urn
youLW JBHJ1 tot .ooupU
I family. Aflf
fapib! ...
WANTED—One 2-foot showcase. Apply
! ax or addroaj EiHrt HJsMa />.;
WANTED—Shorthand writer—cctecUc
preferred. Addreos'Budm o«. stating
salary expected, and experience.
WANTED—Situation ns stenographer
by a deserving young lady, fully com
petent. Moderate nay. L., care Tele
graph.
•WANTED—A white woman to go Into
the country to nurse. Apply 1330 Third
street.
WANTED—Bright -boy 12 to 15. to do
office work and learn shorthand. Ad
dress Earncot.
WANT to exchange a horse and buggy
for lot, or will sell cheap. Address
Horse, care Telegraph.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
ANY LADY can easily make $18
weekly working for mo quietly at
home. Position permanent, and If
you can only spare two hours per
day; don't fall to Investigate. Reply
with stamped envelope, Miss Lucile
iLogan. Joliet. Ill.
LADIS wanted to write at home; $15
weekly; no oanvasslng. Reply with
stamp. iMlss 'Fannie Felknor, South
Send. Ind.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-A nice residence; 7 rooms;
Orange street. Apply CM Cotton avenue.
FOR RENT—Large and convenient board
ing house; Oak street, near Fourth.
Terms reasonable. Jullen B. Rodgers,
administrator.
FOR RENT—832 Orange street: seven
rooms, gas and water, oar line. Ap-
' ply to J. N. Birch.
FOR RENT—felglit-room house; double
kitchen: 753 Plum street. H. Damour,
515 Mulberry street.
NEW four-roojn house. Elm street, two
doors' below Baptist church. Applj
1526 Second street.
FOR RENT—Furnished roam, with or
without meals; 4xKb room, utc.; one
square from court houae. Address Z„
care of Telegraph.
FOR RENT—A dosirolblo business plice
—215 Third street. Apply to Mm. V.
S. Cope. 418 Walnut street.
Reese.
FOR RENT—House and lot, seven
rooms. East Macon, on Fort Hill;
two acres of land. Apply to 51. 8.
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 5. It. E. Park.
FOR RENT—Large hall, third floor,
over John R. Ellis’. Triangular block.
It. E. Park.
FOR RENT—Nine-room residence, 120
Cole street. Call on Foote Bronson,
telephone 193, for particulars.
FOP. KENT.—Store ffo. 213 Cotton av
enue. Also Tvarefeiou.io on side. Sixth
street, and stable with ten stalls. Ap
ply to Jenkins at Guernsey's shop.
FOR RENT.—Office and gentlemen’s
sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sav
In,;., Bank.
FOR RENT—One hundred acre farm
•and Improvements, Columbus road
near city, fur next year. JuIIcn S.
Rodgers, administrator.
FOR RENT—Four room cottage on hill;
fine neighborhood. Georgo V. Steed. MU
Mulberry street, or C. P. Steed, Ex
change Bank building.
FOR RENT—Ono large front room, fur
nished, to couple during tne fair. One
blo:k of Hotel Laaler. Boarding houses
convenient. Apply MS Walnut street.
FOR RENT—Beven-room residence. Its
Clinton street. East Macon, with cno
aero garden. Three minutes from (>e-
trlc cars. Very desirable; price tow. Ap.
ply at Macon Savings Bank.
FOR RENT—The Patterson place, NO.
263 College street; nine rooms, largo
lot, stables, barns, nil modern con
veniences. Low price to approved
tenant. Oeo. W. Duncan A Co.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Fine registered Holstein
bull; gentle aud kind; ancestors large
•milk and butter producers. M. M.
Massey.
FOR SALE—One hundred nerfs land;
sixty cleared, good Improvement*,
orchards, vineyards; one mile of Had
docks. Apply to D. T. Mercer, Had
docks, Oa.
FOR SALE—One magnificent new Co
lumbia bicycle. Has never been used.
Will sell very cheap. Apply ait Tele
graph office.
FOR SALE—Nice plush parlor milt and
Ingrain carpet, verv cheap. No. 123
Washington avenue. .
FOR SALE—Lot on New street be
tween Walnut and Ocmu'.gse; four-
room •house, one-room kitchen. H. M.
Grannie; Ptenpon-t House.
FOR SALE—No. Ml Georgia avenue;
six rooms, beautiful location, on
oar Hne. Owner Intends leavfeig city.
Bargain if raakon this week. Geo. W.
Duncan A Co.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Two
tickets from Macon Pa Waco, Tex.
•Apply to J. 8. Jt., care Telegraph.
FOR SALE—Fine combination 6-ycar.old
mare and three One milch cows with
calves at Powers' Auction, Feed and
Sale Stables, corrier l’oplar and Second
streets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Y,... r*.w rawer ... Ws-
gllsh Kitchen a regular meal, with
cotta or milk, 25c; oyster stew or fry,
25c; fish or steak, 25c; h im end eggs,
25c; brains or cgz omelette, 25c; purk
or .nut—., coop, -ac; ..urn sanuw.c.i.
15c; coffee, sea or milk. *c; coffee,
bread and butter, in cents; soup,
bread and butter, 10c. Tenderloin and
Hamburg steak,' chicken and birds.
Metis a; jil hours.
THE Georgia Emnlovmen't Bureau, cor
ner Cherry and Cowan avenue, will
furnish expert bookkeepers, steno
graphers, collectors and omce help
without charge.
HOLMES & COUTTB’ celebrated extrii-
ytust cracker* retail at the low prloo
of 10e a pound.
A NIOE lot near Mercer. $225; can build
a 4-room cottage on It for $5G0. Ad
dress P. O. box 655.
GOOD ROOMS, first-class faro at the
Gray house. ono block from Union d'e-
pot. on car line. 451 Pino. Mni. H. A.
Gray.
FOR HIRE—Good hunting dogs. Apply
I. L. Duntv’ady. 755 Cherry rotrert.
CLASSES for French, Engllnh, literature
and history, rn isle. Highest references,
Ml» Isabella Nlcholls, 475 Orongo street,
STANDARD BOOKS-Best books publish,
od. cloth bound, 25 cents. McBVoy-San-
dors Co.
HOUSEKEEPERS—Our stock is newer,
finer and larger than any other
bouse. We are headquarters for ev-
e very thing from A to Z. Leave your
order# with us if you want a fine
'thanksgiving turkey. Cilery and
cranberries to match. John C.
H.’lmes A CD.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS - Fresh stock
tuba colors 25 cents doxea. New models
and pictures. MoEvoy-Sandera Co.
LOST—A bunch of keys with hr ealann
key on It. If found return to King's
drug store and get reward.
TWO DOUBLE HACKS, newly repaired,
•with license. Also four horses. Apply
to R. 11. Rico & Co., 455 Poplar street.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells
It.
CHEAPEST place In lown to huy pict
ures, picture frames, art goods, toys,
games, school, Juvenile and miscella
neous books Is McEvoy-Sanders Co., 172
Cherry street.
ltHOKER'S bread raising Is the best bread
preparation made. Try It.
LOST—On Mulberry atreet, shoulder espo:
grav and blue, pink lining. Return u>
221 Fourth street.
CANARIES—Lot of fin: German sing
ers at D. H. Lowe’s Seed Store.
WK HAVE a lot of tinware we will
give away for wrappers of large pack
ages of Rhorer's Bread Raising. W.
C. Turpin A Co.
FRANIclU WAVER A CO., comer Cot
ton avenue and Cherry street, are doing
Dm best renovating of </A clothes In the
city. Why? Because, having served
their trades to the fullest extent and
haring trad many real's of experience,
they ere citable end qualified of ren
dering the beet work of any firm In Uio
city.
TWO young gentlemen or couple can v.
cure Urge room and, dnU-caes tablj
board st Vt> Washington avenue.
LOOK OUT!—Como and give mo a trial.
Will make old clothes new. Special
rates for next thirty duy* at my place
of business corner Cotton avenue ar.l
Cherry atreet. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Frank II. Waver & Co.
CENTRAL, give mo 11W. is that air.
Keen? Yes, madam. Please send me
two boxes Saratoga chips. 1 think may
aru excellent.
LINDEN BAKING FdWDBR always
gives satlnfncllou. Retail* 20c. lb.
TUnpliriTI!AIC1NO POWDER U tha
best inado. IHvc you tried ItT
OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 23 cent!
per hundred at the Telegraph office.
FINE pure pork sausage, spare ribs
vend backbone, from Georgia porkers,
ut W. L. Henry’s, 214 Cotton avenue,
Telephone 242.
HOLMES A COUTrS' BISCUITS and
cukes aro made from new materials
of the very highest standard of ex
cellence; they -have been awarded the
premium over nil competitors wher
ever exhibited, and nra pronounced
tho finest manufactured In the world.
If you use cakes or biscuits, why not
huy the beat. Sold by the leading
fancy grocers.
FOR MONDAY ONLY.-Uood heavy
men's working pants at 5V cents. Extra
heavy caitmcre pants wotrn 3150 and
$3 we offer at 11.25 to $1X0. just received,
'W'snK Ml value 34; going at &b:
and bettor grades In, proportion. Boys'
caseimere suits from tb cents up. All
these goods worth double tho price
asked. Call esriy, get nrst choice ut
411 Mulberry street. Ph. 51. Berg.
TURPIN’S BAKING POWDERlimade
of pure cream of tartar and soda and
Is guaranteed strictly pure. To In
duce you to try Turpin's Baking Pow-
der we will, for a short time, give
. with oodh pound cun of powder n
pound can of Holmes A Courts' cele
brated oik os or Miltlnes both for. 40
cents. Turpin's Is sold by the lead
ing retail grocers. Turpin Baking
Powder Company. Macon, On.
FOB MONDAY ONLY-Eor everybody.
Get your storm umbrellas at 25 cents.
Good Scotch cambric umbrellas, tent
black, at 50 cents; good rest black rat
teen umbrellas et 63 cents; best te-nh
umbrella et 7a cents. Pb. 51. Berg. 411
Mulberry street.
WE CAN offer honorable employment to
a few active men or ladles In each coun
ty which will pey IP) to 3100 per month.
No capital or csperlcnre required. • Ad- ••
drees P. W. Ziegler * Co.. Box 1723, .
Philadelphia, Pa.
NOTICE TO LABORINO MEN.-Oet
your good eslkl brogan ehoee et 15 cams
end heavy ditching boots trem Ph. M.
Berg, 411 Mulberry street.
"A WORD TO THE •WISE’—We hnve
ofid handiomc plaota this week on
College, Second, Taird and Ro.-a
, Streeie 01*1 nvve. W follow.- We enn
Hsftt your property ta-goet tenants
ami colic t the rent or hove la vacant
Cioate.' If you wirh anything In those
W Whnpfa call at headquar-
'.err. IP.voSus your pr >prrty for
twelve -mom/". anJ if not a iti-fiod no
charge, Tm bj made. Oeo. W. Dun-
con A Co.