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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 5. 1894 LETT Bn LIST. The following letters will be sent to the dead letter office If not called for within the next thirty days; GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A-W. M. Allen, W. M. Ad sms, WfUte Alexander, Robert L. Anderson, Win ger Andrews, J. T. Airy. George Ar nold. Anderson Austin, A. C. Autrin. A. P. Archibald, Lery Adams. XJ—John A. Blackburn, W. R. Brown, Willie Battle, Willie Boom, ThurkUi Bell. Thomas Banks, S. D. Bwrritt, Tom wBrry, Sidney Brigham, Squire Burch, I’. E. Blackner, Jesse Butts, J. W. Butler, Jeff Butler, John Bright, Jake Brown, Jim Bohn. Jacob Ueh. son, H. 8. Bowles, Henry Brown, dues D. Brown (2), W. R. Bennett, George Basonuct, K. P. Burnett, B. M .Baugh, E. J. sBrry, C. B. Brown, C. Bauman, B. G. Baker, A. 8. erry. C—Wesley Clark, W. F. Cason, Thomas J. Crughton, T. 8. Cook, F. O. Cor- bus, F. fj. Cosby, M. F. Oroombs, J. M. Cox, John Coley, J. Broadway Chester, J. P. Conway, H. B. Collins, Henry Cnatty, Henry Clay, F. H. Coaasey, G. H. Carte n, E. D. Craw ford, K. J. Cherry. Charlie Crawford, C. R. Christian. Charlie Cook, C. F. Chandler, B. F. Carpenter, Alonso Clar k. D—Wilson Dennis, WlUle Doxier, Thomas B. Dickerson (2), T. E. Dickson, J. A. Deaton, Ephrism Daniel, B. F. Dillon, B. O. Daniels. E—W. U Evans.Williams Ewings, Manuel Erwin, Henry ISasey. F—Warren Felton. Jim Frederick. Joel Ferguson, Ed Farrow, Felix J. Fearn, C. W. Fulwood. Ben Flares, Burl Frol* ling, L. C. Fox. O-W. M. T. Gsry, J. E. Gonday, J. H. Grantham, J. J. Gamble, Jack Gra ham, G, Greenberg. H. Gibson, Chas. Gllltnore. Leo Gordon. H—Willie Hayes, W. H. Hall. W. C. Hsy. den, W, II. Hamilton, V. A. Horn, T«m Haynes, Rob Hicks, Robert A. Horn, Jackson Haggln. Johnson Ilollla, James Harris. Hugh L Heard, B. P. Halstead, K. P. Hollis, Wllllo Harp. J—Wilson Jones. Walter Johnson, Leon Johnaon. T. J. Jackson, H. F. Jack- son, E. T. Jones, Wiley Jarrell, Corn Johnson, Oracle Jones. K-Will Knight. O. H. King. I*-Mr. Lumpkins, T. C. Lewis, W. K. Lnthrop. 1. M. Langston. M~llurce Me Ah on. B. I*. Martin, C. J. Mathews, Robert McArthur, Hone Monford, Howard McCorvar, George Montoy, David Mangtiom. N—Carlisle Nottingham, W. D. Newell. O-G. A. Oxford. P—Jukue 1*1 eus, C. J. Phillips. R—15. f\ Robertson. E. V. ltetd 8—Oeorge Smith, Henry Hcarboro, Wlll- litm Htowell, W. A. Sfcinfond, J. T. Hlmnions, Joe Hollmon, E. Stalling (2), OJsud 8!gmtind, A. Somers. T—Wlllla Trumllng. W. N. Tyson. George W. Tharp, H. F. Tillman, Joe Tohm- est. W—Henry M. Walton (2), Homer E. Wood- all, Charles Wllkerson, D. J. What ley, Henry Wndman, J. M. Wall, John II. Williams, John Walker (colored), Herson \VUam»on, W. T. Wall, W. J. Whittington. LADIES’ LIST. B— Mire Lixsle Brown, Mitts Narstrd Bis- tavil. Miss Lena Blunt, Mrs. Laura Bedlnglleld, Mrs. Eminu flldwell, Mrs. Muudh* Jlrow-n, Miss Corlnne La- Blanc’h. Ada Banyan, Mrs. R. A. Brown. Miss 811 vy Rryunt, Mrs. Annlt lull. C—Mnh.ilw Conner (colored) Miss Miller Cluimplon. Mrs. Kiln Cruder, Miss Viola Cannon. Mias Mary Carter ,MUn Currie Collins, I«ou Clowera, Mrs. M. 8. Cattv-Mrs. L. E. Chandler, Mrs. John Carter. D—Miss Annie Davis, Miss Mary Lou Drakes, Isalwlla Day, Mrs. Irene Der- mnd, Mrs. T<*n Davis, Mrs. A. Dix on. B—Haley B. Blsey. Mrs. EMsa Ellison. F—Mrs. Lydia Franklin. Miss Mattie Free- i ney, Mrs. CarmMa Franklin, Mrs. Ar- Ika Fraxler, Miss Mollia Freeman. O—Miss Bell Greer, LouD* Griswold, Nnncy Oortlon, Marie C. Green. II—Mm. N. H. Harris, Miss Mobile Hill, Miss Virginia Hall. Miss Gradu Hills, M!ss Liuslaim. HubbaiM. Mrs. SUM Ilnwanl. Miss Fannie Homes. Miss Mary Hall, Miss Frances Hollis, Mrs. A. K. Haughtsllng. J—Miss Sarah Jackson, Mrs. 8uale Jack son. Ir—Miss Carrie Uttleford. M—Miss Carrie Martin. Mrs. L J. Mont gomery. Miss Mary Mcrriuner. Miss Dink Moore, Mrs. Mary McKlncey. N—Miss Grade Nlabeta. O—Miss little A. Owens. P—Mrs. Ane Porter. Mrs. Amanda Parry, Mrs. J. R. Parker, Mrs. PhUllon. R-Mlss Lea Ella Uobertaon, Miss Emma Rawls (2). Mrs. l<ht Robinson. B—Miss Hurds Hmlth, Miss Irene Smith, Miss Clsra flchley. Mrs. Pope Stowart, Miss Maggie Hmlth, Miss II. C. i Bprlng, Mrs. K. Speer, Mlaa Annie Bells Hmlth. •X—Angellne Terrell. Mrs. Julia Thomas, Mrs. Hallle Tucker. W—Miss Camilla Wiggins, Mrs. Tom Wltrlberty. Mrs. Elisa Williams. Mrs. 8. C. Wiignon, Miss M. Williams, Miss IA.de Wheat. Miss Skill© White. QT—Miss Ptierdadla \ ulU, Mrs. M. I. Young. 8. n. I’R.ICE, Po*Una»ter. T. W. (Hover, Supt. m«™, a... nee. .. wot- AT AbBXJANDIUA. VA.. YD3TTBRDAY Klin; nace— Six «w*l«. half furlong*; reMln. Time 1:51 14. Clati-nMii. 105: I U> 1 .Qtuo) 1 Amu-min. 105. 8 lo 5 .....(NcWry) j Crtterlon. 108; SO «o I... ; .....(«un») S 8i*\.ntl Haw-— Half-mile; rolling. T4me 0:4814. „ • CMMonH. 107: R to 1. (D«w*»t) 1 Anutmtem. 105: 5.«o 1 (Bonder) 3 \V. O. Hrtco. 103:8 *n 1 (llMtil 8 TCilM Ham*—Six and a'haW (urlonxa; OMIhtx. Throe 141. . _ , . Margurttt, 108; I M 1 (Johoran) J Fredore**. 01: 3 to 1 ..(Duffy) I Tedl Or.**. 101:30 to 1 (RldgW) 8 F «ir«ti na.o»—Four nnd a halt fur- Son*.: xUllne. Time 055 1*3. Lake vlow. US. 7 to 5 (Jnhwnn) 1 Q.*a niTBir. SIR; SO <o l (Carter) 3 5lv flirt 11T: 30 to 1 (Fanny) 3 KVSt Race—88x and » oviarnr fur- long*; srHIn*. IViv' 1:30 1-4. Roto: Matt. 107: 10 to 1 (Tartar) 1 T)ov Tkn. 103: orvon (CortXty) J Harry Hiiitt, 103: 30 to l....(Don*rtRt«) 3 AT AiLKXANDRUA. VA.. DEC. 5, 1884. FT.-o-t Race—TY*ur turlonva; arlltn*.— Ool l nl«*rr, 1W: 30 to l (Cuoar) 8 Tina- Tim, 103: et»n>. (Coooley) 3 t*f.ivaro.U\ US: Mk'kur B.. 3.0: 1-rei IT>«k 10): Hinas. TSm. 107; aracrful 107; LaOyOar. >07. S tood Racr—Six aod n 1mbf fiutonpa; a*.—Ttw Tim. 134; Grant Scot. Ill; U\*h. 131 ; Star MAlOtur. 118: Wart 1 worSh. US; iliy E.. 115; Half BrtM 115; Kiruoa-atrr. 103; Jonftm. 403; Fencar. 103; K’Nraoa L. 103: JuO*t Glaoaon. 303; I'atll. ;03: Jamtlo ittwxu&n tlllv. 103. •ISilrtl Hno'-On.' niM* acUlnty —Mir- Wtr, 110; Julian. 110; Sc\t:u*. lift; Ittlly Hoy. lot; War l’,"ok. 104; rwoy.'.la 101: Alon.x 104: GaUatlo. 104; Rri*tu Kya*. 3*1: ItrJ than. 88. Fourth Harr— *Rirar<|turtani of n mfft: i*i;rut.-4a.'k Wyoo, 304; Gra'tan. 1«S: Ta»>nor. 303: Jimmy. .law*. io: Rod to. W: l.a.lv Danhy, 84; Turn. 83, r^r.-oao. 83; Bt'.aSyy. IS. Race—Six aral » haU turtooao; 8oWtr>S.—J»-Sc Lovrtl. 313: RmmaiN: Rr4»* of TVrmoy. M; lla»3Uxht. 87; lam. 37; Ru’itrc. 34; Anxiety, 3f: Ihcka. jrty. 88; Vhrtax. 84: Anna Lao. SI; Fr.tr* loan. T». TOOK HIM FOR A BURGLAR. HE WANTS AMERICANS. OH» of Maxlco. vu IxtraJo, D*«. 3 — E. \V. Jackson, imaral tmnttmr of thr lmar-fX-mn ravmay. tartan*? mml rrv.oar-r ot «hr Mexican Cant rat t. d'.ach trclnc all thr chM rn,|4oyaa of th# former r-Mll. moot of axiom ar Enx)M>iiK>n and are nillnc thetr place* with Amrftcma. Xntraar (a lln* la boistr maaifaatcj In the matter. Nle# Fix of a Toon* Mon IVI10 L’od Hla - fllil lotfhk,, to Look tip o Frlood. Tho bcatowal of n latch 1:07 la n eacred trl;st not ojway* npprcclot.-d hy tenonta. It la tho comnionct 111 npr In thotvorM for n hoarder to walk off tvlth his doorkoy, thus retalnliiK to hlnivdf tho ixiwar i/< en ter n former dwelling nt any hour of day or night ho please.. Of course very fow fcenatits holil onto thflf kayawlth nny inch possibility In view, hut for tho snfoty of lier.elf and future tenants tho landlady should ho moro particular than she over* ag<-s at pn-'-nt in ri -h. tiling tho means of entry to her household. Not very long ago a young man arrived from tho west about II p. rn. and prompt ly botook himself to look up an old friend whoso room hla own had adjoined In n house on Forty-eighth street. Tho bouto was closed up for tho night, so tho young man took out hla erstwhile latchkey, and, letting hlrnsclf In, mounted to bis chum’s room. Ho was out, tho gas was lowered, and without waiting to turn It up tho traveler slrctehcd himself on tho sofa to watt and In doing so fell asleep. When ho woko, It was to And himself faoo to taco with tho basilisk stare tit a strango man and with n revolver. Tho room had changed tenants, that won pretty plain, but It wasn't equally plain how he was to make clear that ho was neither a burglar nor an assassin. ‘'If you'll laydown that thing,” he said after a hurried explanation to tho man with tho revolver, "I'M call up tho land lady and prove my caso.” With man and revolver In pursuit he did And tho landlady's door, only to he confronted by a strange woman, who Im mediately went Into hysterics. Then every other woman In the house raised her voice In hysterics, and more men with revolvers gathered In tho pneungoway, until things began to look pretty bluo fox the young man. At lost tho Anal man, armed to tho teeth, Joined tho honrdon, and as ho did so tho poor oxolted traveler gave a cry of re lief. “Put down your flroorms, ” colled tho last comer, "and stop your shrieks. You wore looking for Dick, weren't you? He's gono to Ktiroiie. Thu whole house hero has changed hands. I'm tho only one of tho old crowd left. Good Lord, It's well I'm here! You'd have spent one night In Jail, at least, If I’d not been.” “There," shouted tho besieged man, Alnglng the key at the scantily rolled land lady, "(hero's tho key ol this blank, blank, blankoty blanked shanty, and may I never again sea tho key of this or nny other hoarding place shanty as long ns I llvol" •Now York Herald. EFFECTUALLY SETTLED HER. A Washington OAlelat Who Was Too Blucli For a Ulackmaller, A good story Is told of a prominent fed eral ofllolal who was In oAlco during tho Arst Clovoland administration and his re ception of a woman who endeavored to levy blackmail upon him. This woman camo Into his offlco ono day, and after tear fully molting hor talo or woo mid wrong to him nnd an ninustd onlooker—who bad tried Ineffectually to learo tho room and let the ample attend to their own affulrs —she demanded Immediately a check for 31(10. "Gut 1 cannot give you that amount. I haven't gat It,” avid tho official. “Well, than, I’ll tell all about our deal ings, and you won't show up very well," said tho woman threateningly. “Oh, I don’t think yon can mako any body Ixdlavo such n talo ns you would tell against nto," camo tho Importurbcd reply. "Oh, I enn’t, can’t If" sneered tho woman. “Well, I Just need that 8100, nnd you've got to give It to mo, or I'll lot out tho wholo business. Now, are you ready to pony upf" Tho oAlulal pondered a moment. "Tho easo would look pretty blnek against ino, wouldn’t Itf" lio said roAept- lvrly. "Yea, I'll aoo to that,” was tho wom an’s still moro thrcntonlng answer. “Well," onld tho offlolnl after n fow moments' thought nnd with a suspicious twlnklo In his oyo, “I guess I soo n way out of tho difficult)-. You know, my wlfo holds tho purse strings of tho family. Now, you Just go to her nnd toll lu-r tho wholo story and cry about It, and sho might glvo you tho amount you want Good vlny,” nmllio bowed tho obnoxious caller out of tho nfllro, while sho was too uttorly Uumfounded to protest. Sho nevor bothered him again, apparent ly ndmtrlng his norvo.—Kate Field's Washington. Francis Joseph at Maals. Tho empororof Austria, most Olympian of monarch5, prefers hla meals served with great pomp and circumstance. When din- lug a doux, ho Insists on the utmost sim plicity nnd dalntlnoss. Ho calls for the national epaotslo (a aortot macaroni made henvy and Indigestible) nnd drinks apple wine “Ilk* a oab driver." Tho Ilofburg kitchen la cspoelnlly celebrated for Its aweets nnd Its "goulash," dishes on which tho Kntpresa Elisabeth, poor woman, dotes to such nil extent as to sicken horsclf ev ery time sho allows them to appear on hor bonrd. Ordinarily her mnjesty lives on cold meats, fruits, tho Julco of raw boot- steak nnd ten. Sho likes Ilavarlan knocdlcs ovon bettor than goulash, but novor In dulges In that delicacy out of respect for her Aguro, the gllrlsh outlines ot which hor tnnjMty Is ongvr to preaorvo.—Now York World. IntHblx Some yean ago' there was a case on trial In Ranger, Me., In which a osrtaln horse doctor was a witness. The dootor answered tho questions ad dressed to him In a very low, Indistinct voice, much to tho annoyance of tho ex amining counsel, whoso repeated requests that he would “speak up"producod no re sult. At last, when tho lawyer had begun to lose his temper, tho judge Interposed, any- Ing, Innsoothlngtone: "You must excuso tho doctor. Hls long oxpcrlcnco In tho sickroom hat undoubtedly node It second nature for him to speak low.”—Youth's Companion. MARQUETRY TABLES. The prettiest Inlaid tables ever Been In Macon, at Payne 3k Willingham's. Or. Price’* Cream Baking Powder Worid’s Fair t1ich.it hn-ent. "Do you suppose that everybody saves lots of money buying Clothes ready-made ?” Oh, no! Most everybody gets better Clothes than he could afford to pay a t.iiilor for. "But what about the folks that are used to the best tailor’s best ? Do you sell better than the tailor’s best?” That’s soj forgot that. All we do for such men is to save ’em twenty or thirty dollars a Suit. CZ A Hi N A jj The latest fad, at GEfl T. BEELAND’S, Jeweler, 320 Second Street. MALLARY BROS. & CO. MACON, GA. 351 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET . Engines, Boilers, Gins SAW MILLS, Machinery All Kinds. An invaluable product made from the finest beef the world pro duces. Extract ot Beet LOST... A word In tbo Telegraph'* cheap cal- " *$10 REWARD.... IVr the one who finds the dev.it 7 at words f-xtntn* the eeateoxx Re«d (be offer elsewhere. GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—To the Superior Court of Said County: The pe tition of o. P. Willingham and 15. E. Willingham, and such others us may become associated with them, shows: let. That they dsxlre for themselves, their succeesora and nmlgns to be incor- porated under the style and corporate name of the O. P. & B. E. Willingham Co. for a term ol twenty yea-re, with the privilege of renewal at the expiration of sa.ld time, with the right and pfower to have and use a common seal, tu r>ue and be sued, to plead and be Impleaded un der said conjKir-ite name. 2d. Petitioners show that the object of the eosoelatlon Is pecuniary gain nnd proflt to tts shareholdera: that the prin cipal buslnesu they propose to carry on Is the manufacture and sale of Utah, doom, blinds and all kinds of. wood work nnd building material; to pur- chace and Bell at retail and wholesale builders’ amd painters' supplies and hardware of every kind of material nnd merchandise used In the building, ere:t- Ing or Improving of homes br real es tate; to purchase, hold and sell, trans fer or mortgage both real estate nnd perovnol property of every kind nod character, nnd ,0 file and record *n said corporate mme builders' and mechan ics' lelns for mxtcrlal and supplies fnr- nlnhed In the erection of homes cr oth erwise. to take and hold titles theretto ns security, and also mortgage and oth er Bonn ns by law may be created there- on, and to enforce the same. And to this cm! petitioners pray that they may have the power in raid corporate name to borrow money and to create liens if necessary upon the real estate or per sonal property of the corporation, and to take and hold notes, mortgages, bond*, or nueh other security ns may render them safe In the transaction of the business of the corporation, and to sell, transfer or endorse the same. 3d. That the capital stork of the cor poration sh.rll be twenty-five thousand (125,000.00) dollars, divided Into share* of one hundred ($100.00) dollars each, all of which shall be fully paid In nt tho time of beginning business. Fetltlonem ask the privilege, should they desire to ex orcise It. of Increasing from time to tlmo tho capital stock to no amount not exceeding In the aggregate the stmt of one hundred thousand (310ff,000.00) dol lars. 4th. Whenever nny stockholder shall have paid In hl« full subscription to the capital stock of said corporation, or shall hove paid out of hls private prop erty debts of said corporation to an amount equal to hls unpaid nubocrlp- tlon, hla liability shall cease. That the principal place Of business of said cor poration shall be nt Macon, in Bibb county, Georgia, but petitioners ask the privilege, should they desire to do so, of establishing agencies of branches of their said business elsewhere in the state of Georgia. 5th. FaUUonei* pray that they may have authority to meet nnd organize under this ehnrter ns soon as same shall have been granted, that they may make such rule*, regulations and by-laws binding on their own members, officers nmt agents, not Inconsistent with the Intvs of this slate or of the United States, as may seem best or be neces sary for the execution of the business for which they are Incorporated; that they may elect such offleers ns the^ieot Interest of the nssoolatlon requires, and generally do nnd perform nil other acts roccwsary to the carrying on of their Slid business, and tb exercise nil the powers tnd privileges conferred upon similar private corporations under and by the Uiwts of mid state. Wherefore, vour neti.'lonens pray that an order be granted Incorporating them after due notlco hereof h.i« been pub lished as renulred by law. WILLING RAM & LANE. Petitioners' Attorneys. A true copy from the original ap- pUcaUda now ot file in thla office. Nov. 13. 1894. ROBT. A. NISBET. Clerk. '/Ai-idPUCi-AS $3 SHOE»'3SAKSv $5. cordovan, JRENCH& DW4EU£DCALE ^WFKGNf&MMM < x!.5J P0UCE.3 Solas. ODVSSCHOttSHCES. •LADIES- > 5t NO TOR CATALOGUE W*L* DOUGLAS* BROCKTON, MASS. \on cam •Cfc raiifiry hr PurrWaUf Wi I» n litmtin* hhoe*i tre »teu« Ursrtt manufacturers of tavurtued s»4.ce» »n the ncrid, and guarantee \-.e value by atainpicy the name ana on •he bottom. vUcb *, roteet* jma against high nice* ami (hemMdlm&n'a p k o£tf. Ourahoca ;uat ctuiom wrkta style. ea»y fitting and Tearing aefittlee. We have them told every, -here nt fowt prire* for the value giren than ’Odttmh. • *» substitute. If your *\ddh$ ROCHESTER SHOE CO. SIS CHERRY STREET. AN... ADVERTISEMENT pUced in the classified columns ot Tfce Telegrnph la rare to bring RESULTS HIGH GRADE SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES ACCURATELY FITTED. JOSEPH E. WELLS, 554 MULBERRY STREET. AN.;. ADVERTISEMENT plf.ced in the classified columns of The Telegraph is euro to bring RESULTS PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR, J. J. BUBERS,. Permanently located. In th* sp» daltles venereal. Lost energy re stored. Fsmals Irregularities and poison oak. Cur* guaranteed. Addreas In confidence, with stamp. 119 Fourth street, Macon, Gn. dr. c h. peetb, BTH EAR. NOSH AND THROAT, 108 SECOND STREET, MACON, a A. Bit J. H. SHORTER. EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Office 548 Cherry fit, Macon. Ga. DR. GILMER'S . . PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Office and residence, First street, near Cherry. M. R Freeman. H. G. Griswold. FREEMAN & GRISWOLD, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Masonlo Building, - . . Macon, Gg. JOHN R. COOPER, Attorney-at-Law, Exchange Bank Building, Rooms 7 and 8. Macon, Ga. A. T. HOLT. Real Estate Agent. 38 Second street I have eome nice houses yet to rent Come and see mo about them. Several farms to rent and some splendid offer ings for sale. List your property with me and give me a chance to see what I can do with 1L MACON SAYINGS BANK (78 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. Capital and surplus $160,000 Pay* 5 per cent Interest on deposits of tt end upward. Real estate loans on the monthly Installment plan, and loans on good securities at low rate*. Legal deiKKltory for truat fund*, will act « administrator, executor, gvurdlux re. celver and trustee. H. T. POWELL President H. G. CUTTER Vioe-rreMden J. W. CANNON Caahter EXCHANGE BANK OF MACON, a A. ' H- L Lamar, Oeo. B. Turpin. rra.U.no Vlct.Pre.ldMt, J. w. CshaMsa. Caahter. We aoUctt th* buaineia of mwehsnt* plan tare and banka offering them court**/, promptue**, uf«i/ and 2ib«r* *Uty. Th* largest capital and •urptua of any bank In Middle Georgia* THE UNION SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CJ MACON, GA. H. J. Lamar, Pr*«ld«at; G«o* B. Ton IAt, Vlcc-Praald««t; J. W. CabanS Cashier; D. If. NelUgan. Accountant. CAPITAL »00.0». 8URPL.ua, »0.0O5 XnKreat paid on deporit* s per cent, per annum. Economy la the road te wealth. D«po*u your savings any they wili b* inc routed by inur*#U Com- pounded eemUannually* LOOK OUT FOR COLD WAVE! Window Glass, Mantels, Tiles and Grates, Jfaw hi the time to buy the above before the cold weather come*. I htv* tu* lonegl otaek South, with prices lower than evx-. ......T. C. BURKE. O- P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON. GA. SASH CQORx mm HQULOINjI PAINR Lir: AND gesiett. AT LOWEST-MARKET PRICES. LEADIHG WHOItSSAIiI II0US1 L. Cohen & Co,, J. L> MACK. Manager. - - - Macon Ga. LIQUOBB, CIGARS and TOBACCa Cheapest house in STacon. Orders promptly filled. . A trial aollclted. HACOH SASH, DOOR k LUHSER CO., INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, I AND manuf acturers of— Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Piaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc. | MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA (IN BOTTLES ONLY.) On account ot Its fhsolute purity, to aid digestion it Is a most pleasant Incomparably strengthening to the In Tnls beer is browed from the best from Bohemia. It is brewed after the re! at Fllson, Bohemia. Barbarossa Is taste and brilliancy, and on account' the Imported Pilsner by connolseurs. For tne dinner table and for a lun tie of Barbarossa. Delivered anywhere in the city. wholesomeness, good taste and quality and refreshing beverage, an article valid and convalescent, selected malt and from hops imported new existing method in tho Hof Braue- a light, palatable beer, unexcelled In of Us excellent quality 1* preferred to ch there. Is nothing better than a hot- ULLMANN & WILLIAMS. 'Phone 434. Sole Agents. eP. p. p. Pimples, Blotches and Old Sores and potassium Catarrh, magaiia ”*® : Makes : Marvelous Cures : in Blood Poison : Rheumatism •and Scrofula liUssStli ■ rf»i potion, malaria, dy.pep.U, sod . in nil blood and *kln disease*. Ilk© blotch?*, pimples, old chronic ulcers. * tetter, scald head, bolls, erysjpelaa, eczema* wo may say* without fear ot contradiction,that P. P. P. la thebesD » blood purifier in the world,and roakea . positive, speedy and permanent cure© in all cases. •SSSSssSS * derful tonic and blood cleanrine prop- * ortieaof P. P. P.-Prickly Abb, Poko Boot and Potaaalam. _ » flPKiN.JfiKLD, Mu*, Any. 14th. 1893. —I can speak In the highest terms of * yonr medicine from my own perBonal 0 knowledge. I waa affected with heart disease, pleurisy and rhemnatlsufor - KLVJlMKJHSSfflS'iSiSfeS . 1)11*3 UUllIU Ul JUM4 *• * • cheerfully any It haa done luouauro ; saFor.r.ottjoxboredj.c.rex fiprlngfleid. Green County. Mo. and Kidney Troubles Are entirely removed by P.P.P# —Prickly Aah. Poke Rooc and Potaa- ■ium^the greatest blood purifier on Abbrpkek, O.s Jnly 21,1891. BfsasRS Lippman Bros., Bavar— Ga. i DEAR 8IRS-I bought abot yourP.P. P. at Hot Spring?- A “ fc It haa done me moro good — month*’ troatmont at tho Hot Springs* Bend tnree bottles O. O. D. ■ Aberdeen, Brown County, O* Cspt. J. D. Johtuton. . -~€i> of P. P. P. for eruptions of the akin. I suffered for aoveral years with an un- sightly and disagreeable eruption on my face. I tried every known rome- dy bat in vain.nntil P. P. P. waauaed» ^ . Mill, Cancer Cared. dID Tutlmtmu/nmVicManoro/Sttutn,Tcx. * BMVIK.TSX.. Jannary 14.1893. Messrs. jLlrPMAN BR03., savannah. -reC- Ga.: Gentlemen—I have tried yonp P. ■ P. P. tor a disease of the skin.'usually **’•? known aa akin cancer,of thirty years* •* »xtr . standing, and found great relief t 16 —,^pi purifies the blood and removes nil lr- ritatlon from the. seat of the disease and provents any apreeding of the sores. I have taken five or six bottles nnd feel confident that another course . ^ will effeoc* cure. It has also relieved ^Si me from Indigestion and stomach * roob1 ** Y “c«.M.imiT. 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