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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORHHSTG, OCTOBER 20, 1894, Is. not cheap at any price unless satisfaction fo the wearer is given. Buy the HERCULES SUITS For your Boys. All Wool, Silk Sewed, Double Knee and Seat, $3.00 to $5.00. J. H. HERTZ Corner Second & Cherry Ii. A. KEATING, •5 rivnwpTATCTCK and Oil Mulberry St. - Mnron, Ga, THrphonrs-Ofllce, 4ft?t Residence. 409 L. McMANUS CO GENERAL Bay Telephone - - ~ 238 Right Telephone - . - 232 Undertaking (Establishment Next to Hotel Lanier. Day Telephone 436 Night Telephones.... 435, 178 EVERYBODY WILL CLOSE. SALOONS OPEN ALL NIGHT. IAJ. BACON TO THE PEOPLE. IlereAro the Names of Over Haifa Hundred Bnsiuess Men Who Will, OPENING DAY A GREAT EVENT. Nearly Every Prominent Bnelne.. Hone. Ha. Agreed to Cloie—Vnnel of ttie Hadlee Who Will Enter tile Floral Procession* WHITE FRONT, Almost Opposite Post Oflice. Sign and Square on Window. FIoo Individual Tea.Sutts 75c. sett Vcty fino Clilna Oups and Saucers 15 and 20c. Fine China Plates 10 and 12c. Everything rock bottom. No retail Btoro In America can ueat my prices. It. F. SMITH, Solo and Only Proprietor. GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-C. W Oaraker. administrator of the estate of IW. B. Ferrell. late of said county, de ceased, represent* to this court that he has fully discharged the duties of said trust, and therefore asks for letters of dismission: This is. therefore, to notify all parties concerted to fllo their objec tions, If any they have, on or before tho first Monday in January. 18D5, or else letters will be granted as asked Tor. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-John S. Schofield, guardian for H. A. Schofield, represents to this court that he has fully discharged the duties of said trust and therefore has asked the court to grant him letters of dismission. This is to no tify all parties concerned to file objec tions,' If any they can, on or before the llrst Monday In November, 1SH, or letters of dismission will then bo granted as ask- cd for. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. The committee having the opening day exercises In charge (have Been do ing lively work, and they are already able to assure the public that the day will be a complete success. W hat might well be termed a roll of honor shows the names of over a half hundred large business concerns whose places of business will bo closed on opening day. Of course, everybody "will close, hut the committee ts able to furnish a large Hat of names showing those who (have taken the initiative tn this Important movement and who have signed an agreement to close their Places on opening day. The coming tee would like to add Just as many names os possible to the list, and If there are others who want to go on It let them send their names to the Telegraph or hand them to some member of the committee. Those who 'have already signed, agreeing to close from 10 o’clock till 3 o'clock, are as follows: Burden, Smith & Co., John R. Ellis, S. R. James ,& Tinsley Co., Charles H. Solomon, Hunt Shoo CO'., George T. Beeland, E. P. Strong, the Wood- Feavy Co., Lazarus Jewelry Co., H. J. Lamar & Sons, E. C. & C. W. Leon ard, F. E. Bruhl, CUsby & (McKay, H. 01. McKay, W. J. Juihan, J. H. & W. W. Williams, Macon (Beef Com pany, Armour Packing Company, Hicks ■&' Davie, George T. (Rogers Sons, Wolff & Happ,' Turner, Hazle- hurst & Co.; Southern ‘Phosphate Works, J. R. Field'* Co., G. Bemd * Co., L. Cohen & Co., Gordon & Budq|, Altmayer & Flatau, W. G. Solo- mon.i& McRae, American Shoe Brokers, Mix & Everett Co., Eads, Neel ft Co.. Neel Shoe Co., Dnlap Hardware Co., Charles Wachtel, W. A. Doody Co., the Dannenberg Co., A. (B. Small, Star Clothing Co., W. C. Lyons &. Co„ H. Newman, Abe Lesser, George W. Green & Co., Payne & Willing ham! C. T. Garden, Freeman & Jones, Clem Phillips, McEvoyjSandcrs Co., Macon Grocery Company. DECORATE YOUR DRAY. While the decoration of buildings will be general, the committee wants to go outside of this and have as many drays and delivery wagons decorated as possible. To this end they have seen some of the merchants who own large delivery wagons and these are the ones who have agreed to appro priately decorate them. Armour Packing Co.. Macon Beef Co., Burden, Smith & Co., Ends, Neel & Co., Ch.irles Wachtel, Macon Gro cery Co., Troy Laundry, Acme Brew ing Oo., S. R. Jaques & Tinsley Co., Dannenberg Co. LADIES IN THE PROCESSION. The ladles seem determined to do their part on oppnlng day, and the committee have heard from many who have received invitations to take part 1n the floral procession. The follow ing are those who have so for agreed to take part: Me3d-ames H. M. Wor- th'jm, L. H. Jordan, H. W. Reese, j. M. Johnston. C. L. Bartlett, J. B. Ivey, Herbert Brown, M. G. White, Manny Stapler. S. R. Jaques, O. G. Sparks, Ike Black .A. C. Knapp: Misses Annie Hanson. Birdie Coleman, Daisy Coleman, Mamie Hatcher. Ida Mangbam. Emma Wise, Oarrle Harris, Bertha Waxelbaum, Daisy Cllsby, Bertha Willingham, Willie Tinsley. CHARIOTS IN LINE. Col. Pardee has helped tho commit tee out considerably by arranging to have two of the magnificent chariots used In 'the Fall of Pompeii sent fo ■Macon ahead of time to take part in ■the floral procession. These chariots will bo beautifully decorated with flowers and the handsomest of Macon women will ride In them. MACON'S BIG ENTERPRISE. Council Will Bo Asked to Eecoasidei Its Recent Action in Tliis Connection. HAS COUNCIL ANY SUCH RIGHT? A Petition Wbi Circulated and Freely Signed Yesterday Asking That the Law Be Slrletly Knforced and the Bars Closed* | LEADS THE WORLD. § r’o AMERICAN CUT GLASS. rard World’! Fair. If you want tlie§ i finest quality cut 5 j glass, buy goods $ 'having this traded mark. § CHAS. H. SOLOMON, Sole AgL ?•' XT IE APPARENT to the most skep tical that those merchants who ad vertise In the newspapers Invariably do tho largest and most successful business. If you are a business man you ought for your business’ sake to Be an advertiser, and If you are Ju dicious you will readily agree that the Telegraph Is tho best medium that can be selected. Rates will be found reasonable enough when Us circulation Is considered. If you are luforested, notify tho Telegraph and yon will receive prompt attention. Water Transportation Is Now an As sured Fact. The Brunswick Advertiser, speaking of the return trip of the Gypsy to Ma con, has tUls to say: Tho steamer Gyp sy had on board a. very sweet cargo of sugar nnd young Indies when her pad- dlo wheel began to chum tho waters of Oglethorpe bay this morning on her return trip to Macon. The cargo consisted of 500 barrels of sugar from Now York, consigned to various Macon merchants, principally 'the Jaques & Tinsley Company. Some man on tho dock was cruel enough to suggest that a United States senator would not he out of place as a pa-oM-ngi-r. But tho Gypsy scorns to he a-find- class success. A number of Brunswick young men think so. at any rate, and It Is told of one of them tnatjio offered to ship ns a deck hand, w<thou; salary, with only the privilege of moaoUBg fto tho upper deck occasionally. Capt. Miller and Purser Matthew*, both clever gentlemen, waved "au re- volr” ns the little steamer left tho dock. They expect to reach Macon by Saturday night, and will, If possible, lower their record of eighty-two hours ou the down' trip. The young ladles who came from Macon, oa the Gypsy were tendered an Impromptu dance In tho Oglethnrpo parlors last night by a party of young men. Tlio occasion was highly enjoy able. Capt Miller promises to bo at our docks again wllhln a few weeks. The Macon and Brunswick water line Is an assured fact. OH, WHAT A COUGHt Will you heed the warning—the sig nal, perhaps, of tho Bure approach of that more terrible disease, cousumtion? Ask yourself If you can afford, for the soke of saving SO cents, run the risk and do nothing for It. We know from experience that Shiloh’s Cure will cure your cough. It never falls. This ex plains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not be without It. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plasters. Sotd by Goodwyn A Small Diug Company, comer Cherry street and Cotton avenue. Out of sorts! take Brown’s Iron Bitters. ’The recent action of the city council in suspending tho law requiring bar rooms to close not laiter than 13 o'clock at night, and to open not earlier than 5 o'clock In tho morning, has aroused a number of Macon's best citizens and an effort is being-mads to have coun cil rescind Its action. The law was suspended a few nights ago and was not to be enforced again until after the -fair, in order. It is sup posed, to allow the bar rooms every opportunity to make all the money possible. (Some people question the right of council to suspend the law, and many believe that If the matter Is tested the courts will declare council's ac tion illegal. But so far this point (has not been formally raised, and the pres ent effort Is to 'have council reconsider the matter and avoid any contention In tho courts. -To that end' a petition was circulated yesterday by prominent business men, ministers of the Gospel and others and before night It had any . number of signatures; enough, In fact, to Indicate that tho best people of the oommunlty are against ‘the all- night saloons. Tho petition reads os follows: "To tlie Honorable Mayor and Coun cil of the City of Macon, Ga.—Gentle men: Tho undersigned citizens and tax payers of this city and county earn estly beg that you reconsider yopr action In allowing the bar rooms of this city to remain open all night dur ing -the time of our fair and exposi tion. At that time our city will be filled (With strangers, and not only will it Injure our city by the bad appear ance It iwlll present to them, but it iwlll be the source of much disorder and crime and result In an expense -to the tax payers of the community. For these and other good nnd sufficient rea sons we trust that your honorable body will require -Chat, all bar rooms be closed not later than 13 o’clock each night during the fair, from October S3, 1804, to November . 9, 1894, and tha-t they not be allowed to open until 5 o'clock each morning during -the same time. All -of -which your petitioners earnestly pray thot you grant us." It Is feared that council will attempt to sidetrack the matter until after tho fair 'by referring it to a committee. In order to prevent this It has -been sug gested that a largo committee of prom inent citizens carry 'the petition to council In person and urge Immediate action. This plan will probably be adopted and council will be forced to meet the question squarely and fairly. If -they refuse to reconsider their ac tion It is believed that tho opponents of all-night saloons will take further action In the matter, probably to de termine whether or not council has the legal Tight to suspend tho operation of a law for the time being. ONE WILL RETIRE, Bibb Dcosn’t Want the Earth From Governor Atkinson. Oaprt. Jere Hollis of Bibb county and Dr, Sullivan, IMacon'e -well known phy sician, arc applicants for two Important positions in connection with the state penitentiary. Capt. Hollis wants CO be principal keeper of the .penitentiary, and Dr. Sul livan Is after tho position of principal physician. It occurred to both gentle- men yesterday that one or the other would eucaly get left, inasmuch as their candidacy put Bibb county in the attitude of neklng the earth from Gov ernor Atkinson. In order not to embar rass Governor Atkinson, and tn order not to jeaoordize their own interests, one of these gentlemen Is to retire from tho field. . , . „ The question is which shall it be? Neither, Of course, is willing to retire voluntarily.'but they have hit upon ft plan which will work Juat as well. They will Heave the question to six art»ltra* tons, to whom shall be lefit the right to say whether Capt Hollto must glvo up tho race for principal keeper of the penitentiary, or whether Dr. Sullivan shall retire from the race for principal phyolclan. The gentlemen selected to decide the matter are Col. R. A. Nls- bet, G. M. Davit*. James H. Blount. Jr.* B. M. Davis. Col. C. M. Wiley and Hon. Robert Hodges. The arbitrators will probably meet to day to determine the matter. Capt. Hollis says he reoognlzes tho fact that Bibb county Is asking too much from Governor AtkJiuston, and he Is not willing to embarrass the govern or In any way; so he will retire from the field. If tho arbitrators so decide. Dr. Sullivan is bf the Kirin* m!nd, and he -willingly agreed to leave the mat ter -to the committee.. It Is not certain tha* either will be appointed to the po sition for which he aspires, but as Bibb county would then be asking very little fibm the administration If one or the other of those gentlemen get out of the way. In view of what this county did for Governor Mkhwon. both In the pri mary and In the general elertlbn, It Is believed that one them will be success ful. ORGANIZATION PERFECTED. He Will Address tho People of Hacon and Vicinity Tonight on l’oliticanl Issues. AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Democrat*, Populists, Republican* and Mugwumps Arc Invited to Hear Him ^.Balcony Reserved for Ladles aud Their Kaeorte* Maj, Bacon's speech at tho Academy of Musio tonight will bo the political event of the year. Every Democrat, every Populist, every Republican, every mugwump and everybOiIy, N else who can ehould go to tho Academ'y of Musio and hear MaJ. Bacon. It hits boon n/'.oug time slnca tbo people of''Mtj.Oon and vicinity Imvo had an Opportunity of hearing MaJ. Bacon, and those who hoar him tonight will bo fully repaid for wli’at they hava missed In tho past. Maj. Bacon Is ono of tho Ablest speakers In the country, and In point of political knowledge^ lias few supfr rlors. Ho Is a deep thicker and forci ble speaker nnd has the -raw faculty Of holding tho attention of his hearers throughout Ills remarks. Maj. Bacon will bo Introduced by Obi 7J, E. Harris, and this honor could not have been entrusted to ono who could more appropriately present tlio next United States senator from Geor gia to a largo and Intelligent audience. Tho Indications aro that tho Acade my of Music will bo crowded tonight as It was never crowded before, but this fact need not frighten tho hun dreds of ladles who contemplato at- tending, ns (ho balcony will ho re served for ladles nnd their escorts. Mon without ladies accompanying them will not bo admitted to tills part of thO Iniirdlng. While Maj. Bacon will speak under tho auspices of the Bnrtlett Campaign Chip, ho will devote most of his tlino to" discussing national politics, ar.d those who want to bo fully Informed on all subjects pertaining to tbo wel fare of their couutry should go to hear him. (WHAT ABOUT THIBt Eatonton People Can’t Conveniently Como to the Fair. The Telegraph Is In receipt dt an Important communication from Eaton- iton relative to -the poor schedules out of that place and making If plain that the people of Eatonton will havo to undergo many inconveniences In order to come to the Dixie Fair unles« 'there Is n change. The Telegraph Investi gated the matter last night and found that the mariagers of the Middle Geor gia and Atlantic railroad are probably to 'blame for tho trouble alluded to, and the only way out of the difficulty seems to (be for either tho people ot Macon or the Dlxio F-alr directors to bring some sort of pressure to bear on tho Middle Georgia and Atlantic peo ple to put on a better schedule. Local representatives of all tho other roads Ladles' and Mlsaea’ Capes, Coats and Jackets. Don't buy your Wrap till you look through our slock. j | , KID KLOVES R9 CENTS. Fifty dozen Ladles' real Kid Gloves, tan, brown and block, 69 cents. You pay 41.00 for gloves no better. BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES. Blank dta 41.00 to 49.00. Comforts 35 cents to 40.00. ! . DACE CURTAINS. Geo tiho Laco Curtains, polo and fix tures wo sell, all for 41.00. If you waut fine Brussels not, Tara* bored Swiss or Nottingham Curtalna take.a look through our Stock. You’ll find what you want and price to please. FINE DRESS GOODS. > See tho new English and French pat tern suits wo show (this week, 45.75 to 416.00. > 4: ' - 1 Our Shirt Waist Silks are (tho finest In tho city. OLOTTHIN. Don't forget that ws arojleadlng the stato In Men’s and Boys' Suita, Hofei, Underwear, 'IlanUkerciMafa tutd Over coats. , , i :'l .1 / V| BMP VOLUMES Tb* great popularity whloh this magnificat work has- attaint* In serial form ha* led us to make an arrangement with the publishers V whloh w* osn offer bound volumes at an almost unheard of trio*. Sights and Scenes of the World was first published as a Mgh-class artwork, and was sold by ((ascription claim that -their aohoules are very only. A few copies of th* original edition remoin eatafaqtory and will too made more ao “ •union rornaln unsold, and we tote/ i OUTed the ™ tw th « benefit of our readers. They are printed upon sat, heavy mauve-tinted enameled paper and upon one .Ids of th. paper only.' making a book twice a* thick as th# twenty-one parts would be. The work manship Is auport, 0* they were th* first Impressions from the original plates. They are elegantly and strongly bound, with specially designed tltls* on aide and back, the Russia' edition having marble edges and the full Moroooo gold edges. By taking alt there was left of the original edition we ore enabled to offer IM* unsurpassed work at the following very attractive prices: (l ^ I In beat English cloth (publisher'* price, 46.50} our price, 41. In hlf Morocoo, (publisher'* price, 47.50); our pries, 44,50. In full Russia, (publisher's price 49); our pries, 44. Xn full Morocco, (publisher's prio* 410); our prio*, 44,50. - For out-sf-town order* remit 50 osnts extra, and the book will be d*Ur*r*d to you by prepaid express, securely packed. This Is An Unusual Opportunity To procure this king of all art works at a ridiculously low prio* and should b* taken advantage ot at onoe, as only * few sre left. Remember that ths book Is oomplet* and all ready for th* library or osntr* table; iso tull-pog* views, size 11x14 Inches and printed upon on* side ft the paper only, EacM ploture Is worthy ot a frame. Sample* oan be seta at th* offlo* of th* Telegraph, where all order* should bs addressed. |J;/,'.i IflrBMUMMlM during the lair. The communication, It would seem should receive Immediate.^ conslderrt- •tlon at the hands of,the Dixie Pair directors. It Is as follows: ■'Eatonton, Ga., Oct. 18, 1894.— Edi tor Telegraph: Thinking 1 perhaps that our city Is of equal Importance to Mft- con Inf urntehlng a crowd to the Dixie Interstate Fair, I will call your nt'ton- tlon to ttfho (fact th'at It will toe impossi ble for the Eatonton people to attend unless somethin# is done In regard to rates and hotter schedules. Ah it stands now, ff a man wants to go over to Macon and spend th-j day he has to leave Eatonton the night before, remalp over In Millcdgevllle all night, reach’ ■Macon at 7 o’clock th*> next morning. Now, he can spend tho day at tho fair and leave Macon at 8:30 that night, remain over In Mlllcdgc- vlllo another night, making two nights out, and roach Eatonton the next morning at 8 o'clock. Now, you soo our trouble. Ain’t thor« some way to rn.ik** a change? Putnam furnlshort a number of fast horses for <the races in Macon, and, of course, takes great interest In them. You (would .sec largo crowds from Enitonton If we ha4 better rates and schedules. Give us the rates and we will’ give you tho crowds. M. Rosser. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. Tho best ®alve In tho world for cuts, bruises, sorex, ulcers, salt rheum, fever acre*, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all eruptions, and positively is guaranteed to give trerfect satlsfa- tion or money refunded. Price, 26 cets per .box. For sale by H. J. Lamar & Sons, druggists. DENTISTRT. Dr, A. 8. Moore, whoi hag for the lost eight years been reasonable in* his charges for dental fork, and who Is better prepared to do bridge, crown and all kinds of dental work, having taken a pout-graduate courno in prosthetic dentistry, owing to the stringency of the tlmcjJ, Is willing to be even more reasonable In his charge*. Come, let him examine your teeth ond see how reasonable you can have your dental work done. Toedh extracted without pain. 121 Washington avenue, near First Baptist church. Vinevillo and tBeltLInc of street cars pass his office The Ofllcere of the Mercer Athletic As- Boclation Elected. The Mercer etudents met nt non yester day and reorganized the athletic asso- claton. The men elected were the fol lowing prominent students: President. J. M. Strickland; vice-pres ident, Jcs-ie Harris: secretary, Linton Gone: treasurer. J. Scott Murray; mana ger of team. M. FeKortH-atcher; execu tive committee. J. M. Strlck^ nd, Cullen Freeman. .J-hn M< Call. T. . . Ox-hran and Durden Sanford: finance commit tee. J. C. Harris. Fditon Hatcher and C. z. S;u>k-r. was expected that the pi a ye m would be selected a*t this meeting also, but thWi wa« postponed until next Wednesday. They are figuring nn get ting a trainer, ar.d the assignment of ■players will be oostponed until one oan be secured. They are undecided to wfio the man will be, ’he men hod a 11 vetv exhibition game the eamous yesterday afternoon. Jbtdan Sanford and Benr-Mt, two of the old team, and Felton -Hatcher are In good trim alreadv. They play football for all It Is worth. Cochran will mo*t or<<bably be the center*ru«h this year. He 1s the heaviest mnn >n the ahtletlc association, and played fine ball on the last year's feam. Oases of forty years standing, whore jperotsons have all fafi**d. have bsen by Jiparwwe Pile Cure. Guaran teed by Goodwyn it Small, druggists. A OAR*LOAD Of nrw and pretty secretaries, book cases) and china closets have arrived at Payru? & W Hingham’x. They are beau ties. Coma and sec them. THE MILITsYRY ALL RIGHT. Co4. Wiley Say* They Will Undoubtedly Be In the Procession Enough merchant*) have* already agreed to clo*«> their placew of busifiRis on opening .day to Insure ft fine military display. Col. Wiley said to a Telegraph report er yesterdtiv that the military of Macon would be able to make a fine turn out; as fine, he hoped and b^leved, its woo ever witnessed in this city. The commanders of tho Macon Vol unteers, Floyd BCOh). Macon Light In fantry and Macon Human* assured Col. WBtfc yesterday that they would be able to be in line with a full quota, of men. so that the military feature of opening day Is satisfactorily settled. LADIES DO IOU MOW Ori. FCUX LE BRUM'S HEEL {ID FEHNYBOYSL PILLS iro Unoriginal end only FRENCH, cafe and n. tab e cure on the market. Price sent bj 'au* ticnojoi eold only by OOODWTN’8 DRUG STORSb Bolt Agents. Macon. Ga. IF YOU ——■Want a Cook,—. —Want a Situation,— —Want a Salesman,— -Want a Servant Girl,. —Want to Hire any Help,—- —Want to Rent a Store,— —Want an Agent or Partner,— -Want to Buy or Sell a Farm,. —Want to Buy or Sell a House,.... —Want to Hire or Rent a House,— —Want to get a Good Boarding House,— —Want to Buy or Sell a Horse or Mule,—. —.Want to Trade or Exchange Anything,.. -Want to Find Anything You Have Lost,. —Want to Find Strayed or Stolen Animals,— —Want to Buy or Sell Cattle of Any Description,— -Want to Accomplish Anything Under the Sun,— You can do it easily through the Advertising Columns of The Macon Telegraph, the Greatest Macon Want Medium, at One-Cent a Word each insertion. We will be pleased to furnish estimates on any kind of Advertising.