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THE M’ACOH TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1894. WANTED—Mdther and daughter want to rent two rooms. B. C., care Tele* graph. WANTED—Experienced canvasser, la dy or gerarlesnan, -o travel and locate agents In the South. Salary and ex- pensex paid. No ranvasdng. Elliot' Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pn. WANTED—By young man room close In; .state terms. Address E. M„ care Telegraph. WANTED—Young lady dtvsemak-M - (cuts and fits) wants employment wltti good family or droamvikeri Addresi “SeanxstresV this office. * AGENTS—To Hike orders. Staple arti cle. We wMl pay salary and expenses or big commission and send samples to‘the right applicant. Address with stamp. Manufactory. 663 Pearl St., New York city. WANTED—Man and wife desire board teeftr business ipoii:km of city; state prJw. O.. care Telegraph* WANTED—To sell you a ’94 model Densmore typewriter, beat machine in the world. J. E. Minster, agent. ■Phone No. 283. WANTED—A Catholic man of good character to work In hta awn county; 318 per week. F. H. Kelly, 66 Fifth avenue, Chicago, Ill. WANTED—Trustworthy person to travel. Salary 3780 i-uid expenses: ref erence. Enclose . self-addressed slumped envelope. MUnnger, Box P, Chicago. .. WE WANT MEN. 320 to 325 a week. Steady work, selling staple goods tb dealers. Samples to proper applicants. No peddling. Experience unnecessa ry. Salary or large commission ah preferred. Household Specialty Com pany, 75 Fourth street, Cincinnati. O. LOST. LOST—Tuesday evening, red hound bltteh; lip on tail: the finder- iWurn to D O’Connell, Euefc Macon, add get reward, $5. LOST—Liver and white pointer dog; reward for same If returned to Ike Duuwody, 755 Cherry street. FOR RENT. TO RENT—Store No. 259 Second street, next Plerpont house, and three rooms above; gas and water, wilt change to suit tenant. R. E. Park, , FOR KENT'.—Office and gentlemen's sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sat ing* Bank. — RENT—To couple: Two rooms and pantry, f.a- light housekeeping. 115 Third street; reference. FOR RENT—A nice residence; 7 room*, Orange street. Apply 644 Ootltou avo- Hire. FOR RENT—Nloie-room. dwelling on Callage street; aim modern conven iences and In thorough repair. Out house and dtable and bum: kirge lot and garden. Apply Geo. W. Duncan & Co. $17.60 PER MONTH win renit Oi 7-room dwelling on (MagnoQlib Street; in good rvjxalr. Appily Geo. W. Duncan & Co. | 7-ROOM dwelling on New street; close to business centre of city. Geo. W. Duncan & Co. Foil. RENT—Two connecting rooms for Hght housekeeping; one or bout. 800 Oaik strode. FOR RENT—Two-Story, 6-room houiw on Hugutinttt Heights, cheap; owner Ic.iav.Ing city. "M. S.” FOR RENT—753 Plulm street; eight- room house, double kitchen; modern conveniences. A. T. HOlt, real es tate agent, 305 Second street. FOR RENT—Store No. 213 Cotton ave. nue. Also warehouse on sidetrack,Sixth street, and stable with 11 stalls. Ap ply to Jenkins at Guernsey's shop. 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 6. R. E. Park. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rootns. Apply to 217 East Fourth street, Ma con; 32 per week. FOR RENT—Unfurnished front room, 212 New street. FOR RENT—Seven-room residence, 3SO Clinton street, East Macon, with one aero garden. Three minutes from elec tric cars. Very desirable; price low, Ap- ply at Macon Savings Rank. FOR RENT-824 Orange street; seven rooms; gas and water, car line. Apply to J. N. Birch. FOR SALE. FOR SALE!—At a bargain, fdellvery horse;- sound and perfectly gentle; specially adapted for family, hack or marketing. Burden, Smith & Co. FOR SALE!—No. 759 First street. One of the prettiest homes In the city; double parlors; all modern Improvements; handsome mantels ; house new; part cash. Ellhu S. McLean. LOT 43x175, No. 109 Appleton avenue, for 3800; also next lot, same avenue, with three-room house, 21.030. Ellhu S. Mc Lean. HORSE FOR SALE—Gentle family horse, price 345. W. J. Juhan. FOR SALE—Cheap, two target rifles and a Mcycto. 563 Mulberry street. FOR SALE—Rodgers' property. op» Bite City Hall. 104x125; suitable for stores or residences; four car lines pass this property; best tavestmen- mllaooo. Wnllam If. .Rodgers, 207 Ootton avenue. FOR SALE—Gentle family horse; price 345. Apply to W. J. Juhan. FOR SALE!—Beautiful home, No. 758 First street; tl rooms; all modem improvemoatsi Ellhu S. McLain. FOR SALE—Lot No. 109 Appleton ave nue, 43x175, with 3-room house, for 31,000. BUfeu 8. McLean. FOR SALE/—9800; tot 102 AptfWum ave nue, 43x176. Eftfhu S. Me Loin. FOR SALE at a bargain, an elegant oil d:ove. F. Reichert, Cotbon avenue. FOR SALE—At a bargain, one new 20-h. p. boiler. Jacob Hirsch, 610 Fouitrh street. FOR SALE—A tot of flue syrup bar* ’ Art* Ja«cot> Hlrscb, «10 Fourth street. FOR SALE—Picture frames, elegant Koe mouMIngs. We got drat prize on picture frames at stave fair. Mc- Evoy-Sundera Co. UNDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Retails 20e. Ib. BOOKS, stationery, art good*, picture frames. We got blue ribbon os these* our prices are bottom prices. Mc- Evoy-Swnders Co., 571 Cherry street. BEAUTIFUL GRIFFIN, Ono of tlio Towns of Which Georgia May Well Be Proud and Boastful. IT IS A RAPID GROWING CITY Col. Douglas* Gietinsi’s Prophecy as to •bo City’s Future—Colony of Grape Growers to Locate There—Some Striking Features Cited, Griffin, Nov. 10.-(Spcclal.)-GrIfiln, lying at the base of the Piedmont es carpment, one thou-sand oue hundred and fifty feet above the sea level, en vironed by a country of marvelous fer tility, is one of the most favored spats in all the southland. 1 speak from the impression it made upon me as I looked out over the far-reachiug stretches of fertile country from a voutago point, while over it all liung the soft, purplish haze of the Indian summer. I can well believe that ibo home seekers from the blizzard-swept Northwest, once .ndueed to cotue and view this land, would seek no c.her state but Georgia. Oae of the most sanguine believers In the future of Georgia, and particularly of Gridin, Is. Col. Douglass Glessner of the Grlffiu News. “In ten years from now,” says the colonel, “Griffin, will have twenty thousand inhabitants. This will be only keeping in line with the develop ment of the whole state. Griffin has already become' noted as the center of a fruit growing section, and during the coming year a colony will be lo cated near Griffin and one tnousand acres planted with grape vines.” Wine making has been attempted and the results obtained show that the soil and climate of this section of Geor- gi.i are particularly adapted to tlio successful culture of w.ne producing grapes, and in the near future w.no making will become a valuable factor among the wealth producting indus tries of the state. In spite of hard times Ur.filniies are hopeful, and proud of the development and progress they have made, and uot tv.thout cause. A new thill PeUmvs’ hall and opera house noar.ug comple tion and new structures going up lu different sections of the city are points in evidence. All Grifiln needs to bring It up to date Is electric street car lines. While discussing Griffin, It Is in place to add that she has reasoa to be proud of her handsome women. Were 1 in search of perfect types of American women. I need go no further to find them—winsome and blonde, with gol den hair, and stately bruuettes with eyes dark and tender, aro all here. I met a gentleman hero who lias traveled extensively lit the West and Northwestduring the past summer. He says: “The trend is til toward the South, and no state otters greater ad vantages to settlers than Georgia.” Ho did not forget to say a good word for Macon. Speaking of the central loca tion of Macon and the advantages it possesses, he said: “Macon la ten years from now will be a city of eev- cnty-flve thousand people if It Is prop erly advertised." IN THRIVING TALBOT. 'Max, Ga., Nov. 10.—(Special.)—Poli tics Is agitating tho people very much In this section. Several of the ladies declared their Intention of going to the polls on Tuesday last. The third party candidates for coun ty offices are working day and night for election. ' Mass Maittie Potter has returned home, to tho delight of her friends. For two years she has been at Notro Dame Seminary, Putnam, Conn., per fecting herself In music. Mr. P. K. Maxwell, dealer In gen- pie. He has their confidence. Mr. J. A. Carter of Oarsonville last his gin house containing eight bales of cotton one night last week. ~ ‘ no Insurance. s Rev. L. M. Parrot has • been ctlled to preach at Mount Zion f>r another year. Mr. D. P. LIde of Ciithbort made a flying visit to The Poplars a ft ago. MISCELLANEOUS. beef, mutton and veal call at E. Weldm.m's, 456 First street. 'Phone 276. WEIDMAN bought the blue-ribbon lambs at the Dixie Fair. If you want the JuCicst chops leave your order ut 456 First street Or telephone 276. MACON THBOSOPHICAL SOCIETY meets every Thursday at 8 |i. m. and eVe<y Sunday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Public invited. BLANK BOOKS. Inks, office and type writer supplies nc lowest prices; Mc- Evcy-Senders Co. JUST Received—Extra-fine bear, welshing 241, pounds. Lcuve your or- Utrs In time for hear steak. E. WeMmuti. ’phone 176. SIS BUYS a solid oak bed room set: best In the city for tho money. A, S. Thomas. 653 Poplar street. people. COLQUITT'S PRIMARY. fcceut Democratic primary held In January election by good majorities. This '| ounty Is fitst coming to thi come 40 this po ut and open Up a World of the finest timber on earth. Several new turpentine stills are go ing up In and around Moultrie. Farmers here are all in good fix. plenty of “hog and lioui.ny.* ONE CENT A WORD ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OB . MORS. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A •WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 16 CT3. WANTED. to wriir « .aT »e stamp. Louise Bmffv ;#e. Wts. YOU CAIN GET a fine bear ntrak at Pistzel’S cafe Monday. If you are fond of It, don’t miss the opportu nity. • BEAR STEAK—The finest, at Benner Bto.’s restaurant today. Go there Monday and get the very beat. GET DOWN to business and don't for get that the northwester will get In his business on you It you don't hove your overcoat ready. Get It ready bv taking It to Macon Steam Dye Works. STEP—Nice whi:-? girl. 14 to’ It nr a rtf- age. eo ntirse; out of city. X>ly 710 Cotton avenue. PICTURE FRAMES to ordpr; cheep prices, beautiful designs; blue rib bon Is ours. 'MnBvoy-Sanilera Co. VIAVI can be obtained of Mrs. J. n Stevens, 669 Oak street. Agetl-s want ed. Liberal terms. HOLMES & COUTT'S celebrated extra toast crackers retail at the low price of 10c. a pouud. NOTICE—The Local Union No. 144 ol Carpenters and Jolik-ra will reoccupj •Morgan's Hall, on comer of i-.lm unc Fourth streets on and after tho 16th- VINEVILLE WOOD YARD-Just fitted up by Ivey Brothers. Telephone 468. DELIGHTFUL front room downstairs, handsomely furnished; all conve niences. Call at 613 First StneA. - ----- - t ■ ~ TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER Is the best made. Have You, tried It?, BOARDERS WANTED—Couple or young men for a front Kwm at 763 Mulberry, corner New., BLUE RIBBON.—The Judges' awarded us the first premium for our Rohrer'e Bread Raising, pronouncing Rohrer's better than Honsrord's after a thor ough test. W. 0. Turpin & Co. YOU ought to call and.see our bedroom suit for 313. A. S. Thomas. 653 Poplar street. 45 PER CENT, average weekly profits on $150 invested. Prospectus. Itemized statistics free. Benson & Dwyer, S34 Broadway, New York, TWENTY-FIVE solid oak bedroom suits to sell for 313 each; good for this week only. A. S. Thomas, 653 Poplar street. IN the contest tor best bread prepara tion Rohrer's and Hertford's were ©n- •tefed. . After a thorough test, the Judges umanlfirously pronounced Roh- rer’s the boat and awarded it first premium. W. C. Turpin & Co., agents. SHINGLES—Will close out good No. 2 shingles at $1 per - thousand. T. C. Burke. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells It. WEATHER STRIPS Just received at T. C. * Burkes'. SARATOGA CHIPS are all tne rage, ask your grocer for theip; OIL HEATING ahd oil cooking stoves and chafing dishes arc convenient and eco nomical. J. C. Von Syckle’s, 412 Third street. ItHOltER’S bread raising Is th. best bread preparation mads. Try it. THE REST and Cheapest oil heating and oil cooking atoves and chafing dishes can be had ft J. C. Van Syckle'a 412 Third street. / DELIGHTFUL ROOMS to rent; on first floor; with or without board; College street. Address “B. A. B., care Telegraph. LARGE lot of oil heating and pll cooking stoves sad chafing dishes to arrive In a few days at J. C. Van Syekle's, 412 Third street. TAKE lesson, at Mrs. Clifton'. School of Shorthand said Typewriting. 1061 Wal nut street. OIL HEATING and oil cooking stoves ana ohdflng'dlshes. latest improved and lowest in prices, at J, C. Van Syekle's. 412 Third street. CHEAP MONEY.—Long time. Eaev payments. Loan, placed for sums of 1500 to 31,000 on Macon real estate, ill'oney th bank here. No delay, w. B. Birch. MOsoDlo Hall. WHY have jnt^ur photographs taken by secood-daits artists when you ran get them ut BMekrihear's gallery for the same price. BUSINESS men can save nuney by addriMstng Georgia Employment Bu reau when in need of bookkeepom. office help, stenographers or salesmen. PREMIUMS—The public aro Invited to call at Bkicskhear's gallery and see his premium picture. TAKE NOTICE—-Murder in the first degree. I eon murder the spots ;,u your suits and will not murder the suit; also. I live to dye and dye to live.- Remember, I make old suits os M -they were new; I am satisfied that' I am nn expert. 417 Cotton avenue, Billings, 'phone 438. oo Tailor-Made Suits, READY TO WEAR: % FOll vour choice of any Tailor-Made Dress in tlie house. Singlo and Double Breasted styles. Cun lit any figure in the city. r . On account of this special reduction tlieso Suits will he charged to ALL of those stylish Tailor-Made Suits put down, to $11.50. Colors, black, tiavy, gray, and moderate sizes, 32, 36, 3jS And 40. You can’t buy tho material for the price offered. This Cut price for cash only. All our new Imported $18 and $20 patterns reduced to $12.50. Two-Toned Covorts were $1.25 per yard, now $1, Nobby line Checked mixtures at 75c, $1 and $1.25 per yard. New line Broadcloths for capes. Lind 38-inch Ladies’ Cloth reduced to 26c. All colors in Novelty Cloakings 60c to $2,60 per yard. Henriettas and Cord Effects 25c grade now 18c. 200 pieces plain and fancy Dross Braids \frorth from 10 to 26c per yd. All out on big counter at 5c for choice. Special drives in Black Dress Goods at 25, 36 and 76c. $3.85 Buys a Clan Down Cdm- fort at ...JUHAN’S... Also, special drives this’ week in Blankets. JUHAN’S Stock of Ladies’, Chil dren’s and Men’s Woolen Underwear contains drives that you won’t find else where. Our 26c Vest a great leader. 25 c - 60 dozen Men’s Wool Sox worth 4Qc pair, to go this week, at a quarter. Seo aliio our Stainless black cotton Sox at 12 I'M. DON’T YOU NEED SOME OF THESE ? choice. All our last Season Plush Wraps $1.60 for choice. All our last season’s $20 Ripple Collar Wraps, Jaokets and Capes $5 for 26 yards Canton Flannel $1. Big line Remnants in fine Dress Goods. / Best quality Lonsdale and Cambric 10c yard. Good Bleaching 6c. per yard. ,* Pride of Perry extra heavy unbleached Domestic, yard-wide, 20 yds. for $1 Beautiful line fine quality Portierrcs $3.85 per yafd. We sell the best Stainless Black Hose on the market. 76c buys a beautiful Embroidered Flannel. Don’t fail to see our special drive in manufacturer’s samples of extra fine Embroideries. $100, GLOVE INSURANCE!| *1.501 ’ ' ' AND $2.00 Are dor Ever heard of it? we sell the Well, ,jsa FOR DELICACIES go to O. G Toole’s. The only place In (tie city snbete you cum get everything you vmat for your table. Imported and domestic goods os hand In good sup ply. The only store In the South where you ran get anything elegant you may wuu: for your table. O. U Toole & Wetdman’s store. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE—Will br sold at store house in Black John son's Alley, In Macon, Ga.. txuwe r Third and Fourth »;ree:i, at 11 o'c.ock a. m„ on 4<>e 2»th day of No vember. 1894, for cash, a lot or bill lard nut pool tiihie* and a complex Ini of btr fixtures, belonctng to th eetivw of J. Warren Johns, o. / Johno. Administrator est. of J. War ren Ailing. LARGE PROFITS uoin s new p-» n „f life Insurance, for life Insurance or business m-n who will act is mana ger*. general, led! or aneeUI agente for a well known life'Insurance com pany,. In the shot-'time the p-sicv has bean In the hands of our agents It ten been unuauilly profitshle to them. tVv are rearranging our terri tory. Liberal terms to good m-n guaranteed. Address. fTnped Life in- -urgne* .Association. 271 Broadway. New Terk. “KAYSER : Patent Finger-Tipped” Cashmere Gloves . - and with every pair give you a Guarantee Ticket which “ you a new pair Free illsurcb in case the “Tips” wear out before the gloves. ' 50 AND 65C. FOR THE BEST GRADES. ,606CHERRY