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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1>, 1894
| titter oil itfltfg fiB« end tiu»o fea there,
there Is to ho do 'WtdiV' If everything
I Ifl to l>o nmootfi nml lovely nnd there la
m
fUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR *? bo 00 •“**. "'tat
; too great Jumping Jenna lorn docs the
country want with prize llglttera?
Kimball Hou*e and was pleasant, and
"? Sajedwvtrtd prove profitable to
u» schoow rap resented. “There
I nothlngof any value. Judged from „
tlMj name of newspaper standpoint, In Iho nroceed-
Inga of tlio meeting." he sold.
fHB DAILY TiSLrajltAl-lI-jJeUvered by
carriers In the city, or n:ailed,
free. 60 cents a month; 11.75 for three , . ., _ ,
months; *3.50 for six montba; *7 for one aon rtn!rK '- That 1» a matter of
Tha Emperor William thinks Iho
retdtsfag iwns mote s-.-rioudly Cnsuhod
Ilian tfl» was 1>y the fill lure of some of
the representatives to cheer at too men-
***** hrlgfit Vino/(He lady told me
yesterday when I met her on -he
street oral asked her wha* she ivjs
&/*•. w r th i lw T «l«raph. which si,
year; every day. except Sunday, *6.
CUB TELEUKJU'H-’m. Weekly, Mon-
day*, .Wednesday* and many*, or Tue*.
dayn ■fhuraa&ya and Saturday*, three
months, *1; dx month*. *3; one year, y.
opitfon. Prolmlily tho re'.ohatng can
■hmd tt If tho tsurpecor con.
A Frcroli Journalist, who like most of
I his /JOtratrymcu ■» probably In
j chronic sir;o of cxtfi-tomnnrt, Insists flint
RHB SUNDAYl XaiLEORAPH-By matt, I Hi rough President Clerekind these
one year, *2. I (jhta-d Stabs are on tho point of bc-
PHE WEEKLY TJtiLKGRAPH-By mail, I coming ‘till© seventh IJuropeun power,
one year, (U I Nobody knows exaatty what tilts
kuusCRU'rxiwts—fayabio In odvanca. tDe,n5 '' ,rat *t seoms to bo wameUilng
liemlt by poatal order, check or regia- I Yke Ufo fifth (Wheel to a very remote
i lered letter. Currency by mall at risk I wagon.
. of aender.
i.r, r Sr* aeit-grapr., which she.
held In her bnnd, that *he was down
town to do some shopping, "you see,”
saMjehe, “every woman in town reads
the Telegraph, I bedeve, more to see
where to trade than anything else. For
? y .? w 2. Y 3 * 1 ' i’ ,n entirely dependent
on the Telegraph for s(lopping informs-
uon, otkI you may jug* Bay, if you
w?-?* f®, ltlat I for one never trade
wim a- merchant who hasn’t got
enough ‘get up and get’ to tell me what
he has that I need.”
A CARD FROM MR. DURANT.
t . ^uusotion. iHxnnorctuvation .
^i ^rdm ^ka^,^ ‘ Mrc, " a *>"«> <« Wowing his tin (trampet nnd
payable to ' Tins xeleuLipu ^ boa ' lln S 51,3 iairiBour nes In Denver!
’ | Gov. Walt© is with him. Denver will
J perhaps u>t mind Gci). Booth's Hilo
18 SOCIBTlY A WINNER ? | filing' after 1 riving grown used to tho
Tito tuatrlago of Arthur Winner and I <ur '*rM |lt in8 blast of Ikrv. Watte’* buss
t2«lV>«e Moore, ooto*ra.tal 'n tho twra A tyuipniMim may grow
Rooms Hfeitln ptwitenSnay at Lansing t<m S* rtilrou 8 | ‘ oOMhiat mauling, llko
tiiturdky hst, is not likely to occupy " ll,er ' , " jll ' lf P ankal Potions* of the
a great don) of space iu the muiety col- I sm,tom y.
limns of the fftorttttmtiora inpem. Nov- a Kentucky negro has oonfowed that
PJittutaM, it Was u nritaMe event. I ho murebrud a white man from whom
JlmlyJtwio yams og., Mr. Winner ws« ho whs trying to steal, simply because
Jt falng young satuHwggor with the tiio man surprised and scared Mm to
lirl*d«tcHt pnosjauth ithoad of Mm, in I death. If me only stops to examine
his ytrUcttUr lta<\ But, uthttpplly for the qutrtltm, be will find that coward
Ir m nnd die stflmt oimln in width Its I lee is os fruitful a source of crimo as
moaned, he mus overtaken try a very so- tliouglirhsiuw and that Tom Hood did
r.ous mlaforttmo, toovit, it lifie sentence I not fully cover khe case when he said
tor lead vert catty atlowinj: hlmscdf to that ”cv.l is wrougtft by want of
im dotee.bd in a grond pyrolahnlo feat I thought «g well as went of heart.'
consisting <U araea, tmutlw and rob- I ■— •
b«ry. This dantpod Ms prospects go l^Wwoen them, soieuoc ami trado
elTunUMtly ntuut for imiuy j-.vmt !, n ro ‘ ,ko udvnnceH every mow
oauod to stduo sc a trader In his set, I 3,1,1 I!ut is tt to bo MUovtsl, us
But he was a 1«>ni Winner, and l.y n ’I ww 'sl. Ibat French enterprise )» to
the help of a twrdim, mviimil through Krilld "l* Wie ,K)n, » ot i*» heroc-s of
iiHItietiniial o ttos who miMed h s no- Il,Mlx,llll< ’ k 0,,d ° ,il “ r hottieflehls of tho
t ustonw! errulgeneo. Its tui* been re- hlst '^mkedbu-nlan war to clarify su'-
hcored to Ms place In todoty iwtd will Rilr? If f * > ’ 6a«»r, dcad-
toiv l*ivo mi opporhut.ry of demon- I <,Md * od ' 1unw<llto<A, y-*“ 1 «i*swe«t | (ra
Mitering Us real wmth, to* ^ Hwwb vf you who “take your
M«oro ato, fas* gtrrei evidence | tm ” U'rttwtiy.
of (luloiiis «f no unpromising kind, nnd
,... , „ , Trying coDtosted election cus«t be-
' ^ * ,er I fort*.tlio bar of tlio iunino of rqprrwntn-
_ tlvra Is not a bUHlmn, ,«rticutarly cM
n very y ngc rfio developed n cututed to br'ng to the oovmtry tlio
turn in Itui aamn Hue, and ton yrors il,ueh<*ltmmvltor ‘Teller’ evhlch it is
al,vm ' n too penitentiary, mluUn.vlty In-need uf. But if tiluvo Is
wiri* ospj.,1 lnstl July, tor having ; n deed a prospect of thus choking off
aided to a jxirtloukutly brutal murder | tt possildo Increase In Cw isuistou ex-
u.t JUhlsou tJliy.
pendlture, "t«rny” (as our great grand-
I. .iVer, brnuS *f b> ,,ln Fftoop. rtta be- Iladdlto used to My) who will bo bold
MoW WiniHg. It was a <ui*> of u> ve at
first a'gltl. ,nis uxilily, itowrausx bear
lug. the iCiyllHti crop of nim ttimbtiio but- I ' ll10 dorraiBo in tho comi ngs of tlio
luowiMng Ids broad tempi,o awl (Jvo n,llw *nlH of tho country would peitiaps
fit of those ivreitty-iwxiwxi strlpol exoiSo dcuiwr Interest in -tiki breast of
suits, in nvhtoh tor tnvclvc years he Ind too average voter If die report had out
never fill let to appear u.t (nfid'o roeop- I <wmn «t O tkne when so niauy averngo
lions; qii.ia woti tier uttlden heart. I K *™ bavo itlienwolrew been unablo to
She saw and she sighed; hf, too, I wo1 '* ttI V earnings at all. Nevertho-
Mghcl on Ms side, ntid It nvna a mulch.' *•■) too people cannot uffonl to be in-
Ihlt ISie cum alt of true love never ,u fferaut to tlio prosperity of these
would hn.ro ‘Tun nnkoth” Imd not Mr. plv: ' t highways. They might
Winner ptauatuvl ut.ll oiHicr claims nH l '" 41 tluokno to toko Intorrat in ttio
ui>ou isxioty. It luippened thnt he was ocnullron of title ootmtry roods to nrar-
bnjtimr to * <r*m who wus a “promo*
iwu iwOio ouggratod tbs Idea
of butldlnu a brldirn \n. ,.r aI 5 y record. tv«n coo beat
1 uruigo mroNs iho Mis- Itr The <iueriil.m is often untied about
noun nnsr. | Dr. I*rico’i» Ikiklnu Powder.
Of rouroo it man svho, in advance of
other people, anno wantni to bu ld
Midge nrroitt a big river llko Itw ftlls-
•ourt, was no •-Kamil putmocs" nml
uotfid not lick Ibn friends. Ho
eared friowls, ontl ho vised them so of-
| SHORT TALKS
WITH MANY PEOPLPa.
“You might state that Mr Smith 1*
In tlio oily," sold Cel. Wiley yratcr-
dny. as I usked him for news. "What
fctitvifljr f .n (Us liroVhw’s bdmlf that I Bmtthr* I awked. Mtuntetied tiuit
s\rUiur 'NViJimVa life nenuwo u-um cnni- I V. lth Utl . nmcb towUtought
mwi . I Wiley would 8penk t»o vu^upiy nt
nni/UKX nnd !in> mxxb tamed adrift about to epeak of a man named Smith wl'th
,tnv> cilrtiths b<-tor» Las tluncoo. I out giving full name, occupation, placo
,n\im esuno <h« wodd'4i«. I ° f ?****"». flnd . drscripUon. •*!
llie oon- I doa't know," miUI tho genial colonel,
1i\totilnc i*ufU\w, In ua’jniKtuJiuble KOCHI tt smlK*. "I waa HltUnti here a
tn»ro, amde it a *010010 inMdliur ’* Oiicv to Z *3° and «• maQ ^Ith 11 big
HLt * I vaitao in hta Jond cuino rushing In
ILcI not uoslro >ulgar o^xxs to Anturh I nod Mid, 'My nom* ki Smith, and I
the mmxity of tlio ooouaon, ami when I ^ot a blaulc wurronteo deed.* Mo-
die a,iSUlster .rtrrt he m ril own iu,o 5l
tho wtmlon s offloo w.tlliu thtt walls ot "I’caktug a word, 1 handed It to him.
tho t*vg I In umulibr momenlt, ho picked up lit*
nvin I.k. i. tog vuliho nml disappeared through the
Tlio iu] tins,, tv a Mid, Wore tanned I door us DaotrsaMarausly as ho had cn-
by the presence of 'Tunny dlstlngulidied ,e r«d. Wtio he w-na or whoro ho cimo
men”—Mu*** .baSalo-, ^ -- fr .°"» I don’t know, but I think * man
To the ©11 tor of tile Telegraph: Since
Senator Tlarrts has undertaken to di-
tort adverse cntelsn from tiho seuato
Judldury coium'jttve, of wtfioti he is
oholrmtiu, on account of Mm commit
tee's attempt to tbrohtle tho regstttuiion
bill by declaring, not only In print but
on tile Moor of iliio sena te, that iny re
port published in alia Telegraph of Sun.
day won full of troccurao.cH anil au in.
Justice to every mumlier of the Jud •
clary cotmulittee, I desire to say a few
wronis on -the same subject
I do not care how much Senator liar-
ns or ouy erthor man may objBot to my
reports so krog ns their objection cor
rects a real injustice. Neither do I pre
tend to say iwrbut mnttvro prompted his
oomm-.titeo to sign tbe death warrant
of Ihe regintnub'on bin (for this session)
without hearing evidence in the case.
But I do object to that ancient excuse
“’t™ milsthko of too scnutorial repor-
tor-ba Mg eutered when all llie facts
stMtttin ffllb JusMec of tha erttidsm.
There are utany men who think when
tixy become m embers of too liwada-
turo tlHjy are priwltsged heyowl criU-
clsm, no rna.ttcT what toey <lo. In the
present rase toe .result proves -the cor-
reotius# of the very words which made
Senator 'Harr.s hold up h1s liands 1n
holy tiorror to think tout anybody
should crib else too great Judiciary
oouinfltlte,) of -tike senate. I said that
the senate outmn'/tteo had got tlseif
Into a liole by Ms action on the reg's-
UUfion bill and Ifjo only way it could
get outwits to-take toe hack track.
If the august committee of the seu-
Ii'te was doing lyh-.u ,-,t believed to be
for tho Interest of Hie people wlten tt
attempted to kill too regtstirotion bill,
ns Mr. Harris said on the floor today,
then the only question I ask is why ditl
tine committee forget its deoaiou to
tlio da.tr itooplo and take tho 1* 11 up
again if It nvtts not "under pressure"
of the imirgnatlon dlsplliyed by the
house?
Had too housot quietly miLmuMed
there is no doubt itltiat 'the registnition
bill would ibuv bo a ’corpse, kllteil liy
(lie tktgger of toe senate Jtuliolttry com
in- tits;
But toe house rebelled and, whether
Hie sonirtors fett sore «u slut |>oint or
not, toe. fact reanatns Hint they took the
Ituck 't'l-ank when illey found the storm
nltout tootr heads. MemlHirs of the
b- 'Use satd the bill was held as the re
sult of it deal with Fopuli.-Ws; liu-refore
tha wounded seiiatom shouht go over
i»to the Ilrsise for tholr BallslUollon.
Seu.nt.s- illiirris Is an mlvoivUe of the
reg stmtition Wll, nml wants it passed.
Tlicrcforo 1 do not seo why lie stvould
resent ertftism Ittiat could not bo ap-
plltsl to Ills conduct, and I protest
ttg.iln.st ttho committee dtklging criti
cism by Jumping on the reporters.
Senator Hhtrls s-.tyd lie does not
know where I gott the ' nfornmtlon upon
which the cbjetti.lon.tblo report was
based. It would have token u deaf,
dumb otnl blind imbecile to fall to get
It. It wits at,out the only interesting
Hi intt talked about on tout day, a tnou til
ing to whvt the public calls a sensa
tion. E. Gtl. Durant.
AttaUta, Ga„ Dec. 10. 1804.
ANTE-BREAKFAST SMILES.
iSouto Stredter—dakey, how you spelts
life? jH>ey—Vat you tonkin’ Vif--dot
leedle Hide or do mark on dent tree-
t»ll-ir sartto?—HMladelphla Record.
“There goes a n»«n that really and
tray loves the game of football.” Is
he the captain of the '• "Cl rent
Bcottlt. no; he’s n truggkit.”—Detroit
Free Prera.
fnntt-AVliat's tont? You wont to
give another party? Do you know what
your last party o.w? Mrs. Inntt—No;
but I know what Mrs Do Style’s last
txvrty coat.—Puok.
Cousin Kate--Yoti have mode It took
us good as ever. Churtey, you ore a
trump. CJhariey—Y<w; but then It's lw
unronmvm (tiring for trtwneu to rofuae
truinpe.—Boaton Trsmerlptt.
a. D ^ h ^°, yoJ thlnk ’ Waiws.
What hajTKUn* iw a v«r>- im±i»ful demtli?
WaMre—W ,-n. ladlee. it 1s Koncnitly nl-
lotoid I fit nit there Is n.ttotlng so painful
ns suspetvw.—Chtetgo Ttmew.
iuon"-ttlsM ,, I *rom i non i Know, nut i tmnk a man
men -Hums, doolWnra who go ably oa- with bl« oerve deserve, at leant a per.
i. «!f’ll it teuYtru nre hluu .. eo.*i ...,ti .. ■ _ .i. — -— ••
ulstnl In wearing tiro ounmutlaUon. It I •onW notice In the pewspapers.
it tat uint.d Lx,w cMturato u tour the v-mL*/. ? al !“ that Co 1 run n or Fr! ) tlk
i, M 1. w Knight Is after iny s,-nlp for saying
lugs oanKnuhlng imrtlcs nre to make, I that ho four hour* In getting the
nor Just hew aeon shoy will return to body of 11 tone. Smith, the eulcldo matt
tlio «li»4*nv» nf ,. „ , I carrier, tho other day. Well, without
too nt their prerotiv* "twaal going Into details about how tho rnle-
runouotw. . I take occurred, I Just want to soy that
01*1 tony have ton tv*it n, ! " tl * mlalnfornted. and tliut I troukl
w.rtr rm J,*. T7 u « ,* W> “ 01 '« one ot life hist men In the world
ttutir iriivub, tote .nmatca of to do Mr. Knight an Intentional in-
tlio ixtaoa na total ns of tho “dlattn- I Justice, na no one known better titan
misled" mhwts ita tdothnt h« ts prompt to ettund to
BU.SUOU taiM« no fwmatvd too r his duty, and makes ,>a© of too moat
tuxon, gora widtout Mylug, I etltclent otne-ra Btbh county ever had.
Nor W1U too public m to feel au tb7«>£?
intorcvt in lot aireor ona future jwa* I »{!nnln* c*t t5ic-ir terjn of offle* they
ttldo liouevikoSd of tiiii rviiikirkshi** |®‘ ,ou *d ]«n8 tvn o*Mln«n«» requirliur
.. mna >» wy ow - ncr ln n M cu „ t0
loupac. i ,^-1^ l Uj> ^ the w ^j ft
If lihera be noythln* (and them la I P r °m !a «u citiscn to me yeeterday.
graentllysuppcnedre bo -wnetong, ln ^MnTh,rg^^
toe aootrlnouc heredity, atroioty iu gon I Bit* world 1* inhabited by laay and
oral is apt aooocr or kt»w to error ,u,ee people, bat an ordinance could
nos., otw* i u, pasaed (y,;u]r:ng peoplo to swing
the most vital oonoeen. tor, tmdor that I thetr gates on tho Inskle. If such an
doohlne, was there over hid a more I orJln<,n o* was passed and enforo«d the
ti-ipeftd boit* (or a nrertv raw, of trot. 5f!5*W» -"’“W liavo “ eomptratlvely
mce ot *« a ® «>»>• time converting a largo uanton of
thuge otsl Jall-bJnls? the population of tho cKy, whoso only
If ’bondliff’’ toys (n Ita -work the IJSfi* u ‘'““J 0 "' the owners of open
■ .. ' sole*, and wl», wouH gtally J.-ln the
nwny mstlmcuahod men who lent toureh and Ht>ro this bad habit If the
poteMxd toiuxtraanoo to toe affolr nf- I *** tetsoveA Why, I started to
tra irov.ng ebtalmd Warners comma- ^to^tn"^
rAt-on, and (n n»do tho a Is I but l ixu\ not gone tvro hua-
»ibl<S ttxiy oomo to Imagine that tholr from my boarding house
“ ur whwl 1 riln taerplunk’ against ono of
c-tare in toe proceeding wua trot alto- I those oonfoun-le-t gates, *klnnlng my
gather suoJi as becotstn law-torim; and and iowcalng four front troth.
liiBiMt>ltrAwjiitf nltinvta \vi„ I obout t#n mlnulM X 8&t down on
a u un\ns. \\ iunw win* I tbo cold damp ground and Vnwsed*
a hKae «nd » <\*mnmt*t!on; but is so> I 1 nuw^d my wounds. Th*n i
ci«y-U the human mco-w «te») | dre 0 t k' 5 ™Vren , 'su ! Xv %ta^ Wh re n K S
A d.spttch to thoTolcgPnih7olluJtig 58
to tho Osbott-fTtsslmmone flglrt, says; I k **P Mt Eaton shut.'
“Thus far toe nrranjronwato foo the
match have gotro elottg tvry wiwotoly nt,ht from AUatua.'whs-re b'e'aMeujJd
and done of the partfra tn’.ctvwtei * n . »» tmpertant osMoc of the Baptist
tlo pate any hjtcfi." Is " " ^
Good gwutiousl Whaxj lohesmroof I »”»« truoMoicL Dr. Oaintavil"totd”m'e
the taVta of to. ironing shbroM if. {^{ BJMaW* 25
CAreful anti ConslMtenit—Father (look
ing onnvhla ft araea) -i don’t want that
oitrooloua pagwr brought inito this houoo
UK'.tln Jack. I atweyil leive iny copy
tin itllA Inin -rv r *
on (the train.—dlunpcr’s Itaz.i,r.
Jlteon twyo ,(i«t he , <tix-sn't see why
thoro should bo nay objection to a wo«n-
®n otltot-lnK ttho legal prohwfloo. Nine
out of ten jnarvictl tueti know vrett
e'- 'jmh that her word !□ law.—Buffalo
lAUther (Impnwalveb’l—Sui'pooo (hat I
dhould be taken onvny umt.lenli-—n-h.it
would become of you ? 1 reweront Son—
1 d stay hero. Tho question la what
would became ot you.—Wtwt Chester
vTeljC*
THE PBOSPEROUS WIRiEXrR*AS3.
Wihy Farmers Down Ithere Have F£nv
U0l%Mni to P«uy.
QfoRae, G*.. Dec* 10.—(SpodnJ).—
Money to Pcare in rhe TilityritfL nnd
inMuieeT? H. r.v. <*>mi)Uraaivrfy Bpenk*
ffX’OSplfr ere In gt>od rth-.ipe finan*
**• few oif them are imnluned with
0®}, and Obe fcreolcwure of a mo^t^rape
xi nrndom heird of. In flao: Int hifl p-xrt of
the ojurtiry !ko never fcflt the necessity
of going Uato (lobt tb eueh an extent afl
to planter tho foinme over drib mort-
atxl Whe mUn reason of tiito la
thait the farmtim have n>rveT a’iopted die
uijwtee policy of plan'Un all coiLton. No
Y\«dtem com fend but littile meat wtw
tfmnped ito «<hl» cnotlbn durlm? the prat*
etlt year. (Many fa^mc-rgi nil so bacon
to iMtl. and (f it we mit tor rhe numee*-
oi« Aaw-<ffai)Ia -and turpentine distillerka
WhkJh r^julre lar^ quaWdWes erf frmin
and meat so supply 7helr rtock
aniil employiea, ttoere would be no
HhSprnertt» ot fttfiehe convmwllilca to tills
,e©whoi. There ittut bean ormarfderablc
improvetnenjto In the methods of farm
ing: £n ohe wlne®rtuas bn. reof*nt years,
aod It has t»e«n aiontmjsWy de»nvwwttra)L-
td «hat itbo u*ne lam (Is of Sou til Georgia
<*in be broutfit up to a t&tfi sUi/te of
pnwIiwUveiwsui by fentUlanfiion A r^
rnoirflcalble fadt aitout tlhcae lands Ir that
whon rtfhey bwve /been well fertilized
hr jaVJfii-ft the crups wfH Kterod almost
any droruth. Ono of tile oddest and most
rHiooehfjr.il formers of Telfair county
olearty demansitnalted tOito llidt tfhla year.
He punoed twenty acred In, com on land
thaJt «iad toeen cuUhuted for over fifty
yeoni, brrijJdcai»Mnt a liberal quanti y of
outtora yeed. wtolbto manure and guamo.
Wj2>er«a frum tie twenty acre Held
800 fbu^hela at com, end dnrxiqg tire pro-
^Jtod dry weartiher of M^iy awl June,
jrhWe Mo imtfafoortf crape, w<h!oh bad
wen nriNlzea In uhe obi way, were
W from tlhe effecu of the
h J? «» wan green and growing
tlleely. tit Is nothing unueu&t to see
Hilda of corn avcTaglna forty bushels to
®, ,:d .n' wa, : ,n ttle famtets learn
f’J'T*- Intensive sy«tem the
Creased, ami tt
'l 1 !’ < ?; ar,y Jhwn <b ait the wire-
gram to too rnorft .lesiratble section of
tote equitlt. The farment hUive made
i°JLJS uaher ways, no
tably, «he clara of dwelling houses and
tK ”™fv which would do credit to any
twerjoutouma saattioIL The log houses and
conn-cribs at fifteen n n,l twerily yieora
ago have qWcn way to taSncS
oim <i wea1 !' 1 * 8 - nn d aummodl-
aus ittiros. In recent years tthe fhrmera
have been nttelng largo quaMtiMea of
crowfoot thay. which is preferatUe to
tah J'h'fk™ and stock tihrtvo on it.
h ^ 58 raised as a secattd crop,
after oats are cub and tt does not rS
quireithemof.it fetVlle lauds to produce Tt
‘ n n %^{.•tomxtwvce. CrttSi wilS l kie D fat
bn it «11 winiter. and the seed from it iy
u fi-yod far gkmUtry.
ls *£*■' bHn « u » Probably
fmer tam any otocr‘S^ofTtoJ
, Lai<ta ore cthraup nnd dan be
bought on vtry tthaail terms Marw
Snld’ttriSim o° r 'H!L a ' 1<1 BouKl Carolina
'MVMle Gcorgh dbufa* here everv
year, 'buy land* and SSL
/they imike fiVjod ci-Jze?n.s nml itfl»Hrrw
faittmeiH
atolzems atH tllirlUy
-.32? "^rrwrara people ure comreira-
tlv ly proetporoits and hanov. «-ns
t voiy Jtrowjwrous and happy, aod rtlw
* be ’^ or have unUotrtrtedly
toe 'best counttry on earth. y
SAFI-J BiItOWERS AT SHE LUMA N.
They Wire fltmhtenm nml Did a Bung-
fin* Job.
Stollmnn. Deo. 10.-(SpeolaL.)-S(vfe-
blowers ttfwl Biter lit nils on Mr. C M
CtnuKy's safe, presumably hist Stttur-
dby^alttough it wtis mu dlscov-
w\'«l <tM tli h morning.
rhoy Rmn to htive been amiiteuro, fur
n 11111110 “ ’’“fitting Job of 4L Not
T* 10 tmontth powder was used end the
doorautsmrt Mown from its hingos tmt
conqdately wircckvd. TI,o burglars, af
ter ru ling to got -m-j-n-y, which tStey
non, after, left without ctikiug any
BoimIs, so fitr ns ran be dlnebverod. Mr
W> «;“e by Whlcli he ran
et on ntltaniipt <o lunate cte Inngkirs.
‘““15_ a Y e boe “ Wte mvk of tirantps,
ut til wbteib the o.ty Was been infested
a ’"'° W toiro mis.
pl(t°t» tuh ranters were, loitering
nrotind toe stroo's Sttiurday anil Sun
day, but -they have lUaipixnred.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Powder
ABMWmy PURE
THE BH1TED STATES COURT-
An Interesting Session and a Large
Attendance Ail Say
i Yesterday,
RECEIVER TINSLEY MAKES REPORT
Important Cast «1t Attorney* Versus the
South Carolina Railroad and Vei*> 5
diet for Plaintiff* in th« Sum
of $9,500—Other Mutters.
In -She United States court yesterday
a hearing was had as G> toe compensa
tion duo in toe rase of counsel vs. too
Soulth Chrollntai Railroad! Company.
Judgo Speer rendered a verdict in fa
vor of petitioner in -toe sum of $2,500.
Receiver Tluttley of tho Macon Gas
Light and Malter Company made his
report to too court for tlio month of
November. The report red-tas that too
torn! receipts of toe company during
last moatlb were $8,505.10. The total
amount now on hired, Inclining the
balance left over from last month, ls
$4,438.41.
Tho toltol disbursements for operating
dhnrges and btabtotiments amount to
$7,401.70. TIM diSbunwmeats on ao-
oount of fixed Inll-erest charges amount
to $2,271.72. In addition to these d‘s-
bursenienita, $3,180 was paid on cou
pons of first and second bonds maturing
November 1. The cash balance now
ln toe hands of the receiver Is $2,271.72.
In too case of C. Bralnard (Hight ot
al vs. too Murray Hill Improvement
and Water Supply Company et al,
Judge Speer passed on order requiring
Ed. J. O’Connor of Richmond county
to show aauso lie Core itoo court av-hy ho
should not pay to too receivers of too
Murray Hill Improvement and Water
Supply Company nil money realized
from tlio sale of wood cut, anil to show
cause also evliy attachment for con
tempt should not Issue against him n
tin* premises.
It appeared from toe report of Jho re
ceivers tited some time ago that E. J.
O’Connor hud erected a su-w mill on
toe property of ithe company -end had
cut down a large number of trees. Tho
owuers of toe property ordered this
■topped, nml okvni that, (/Connor
agreed to do so, but -tout later ho be
gan again to cut tootr tttimber,. vvliicb
he sold at one dollar per cord, and that
he oouttnunl to do Mils unlt.l lie had
cut and sold one -thousand cotxls.
MR. WHITE WILL COME.
FIRE AT RA RNB3VILLE.
Six Huntdmea Bate* bf Cctoon Badly
Da-imgci
about two-tlhlrels ot whldli is covered tW
aTrS^'i „ «“« batra
t« more or Joaa
- * OM damages by fire and
mJ!^Ii«*2 lc . ,,Kuvle * t losers ure a few
Sirmem fivtn* near the city, tlhe buver*
haying itesi-ty alt their cotton lneared
How the fire orUrtmtet fa unknown
killing nujar cussejta.
ii Ok-. Dec. 10.—(Special).—Col
lie -Wnrdiaiw Shot und kill-,it jtm
BrMe ytwierelivy in tots county. The
2tv’ I ^.i" ,? 2ia5 0 " 4l ® «f toe (rate
ffr’.Jf® 1 . lKfcl to tnqurtl:, brtnwlni:
eoy trnu te«d an toqihto, brttwinK
W wtttktiw here with him. Wardkvw *iva
took toe killing wtu, Accident™ >a
your Chariot to a star" wus
Emotwon n advtco. The star of cut toe
baking |»>wJera is Dr. Price’s.
Mr*. tVstte-iant It £ti Turkey that a
jvmtva Is nbt allowed to see ber hus
band until toe duy of toe wedalltw?
Mrs. Potts—I don’t romento? r ; hut ont-
yw tt Is not tn-aeh worse ttiwu the
American way af seeing eo llotto of hbn
after Dtnnittti*,—tifituhpll* Journal.
'When shall we have rsu rapid
oromslt? Wthon 1-klhMu pcrfeetB hte fly
ing nsutlilno. Then tiro w,wld will
taro tom will get
™ "Wly of Dr. Price’s Diking Powder
by the universal aortal route,
ANOWIEU LIBEL ON THE SOUTH.
Commenting on tho recent diegvacc-
ful araault made on Editor Metretlf of
the jAckwrovtlk? Citizen by Ju.lge
doung ln the omco of the former on
uooront of oottw- edttorfed cxpreaslons
to the paper, toe New York Evening
Peat Ktya: "The most astonishing to lira
? bj ^ t .v-1!i''^' ow '' r,3,r »»«ultSla tile
>»« n veDimlt them
toomratvea u t vm their
•chivalry.’ Everywhere etso In the
wottkl the man who draws a deadly
wrapm upon on uanrmed man L re
garded as outside the pale of civllba-
tlom but to many parts of the South
such conduct Is regarded only its evi
dence that one is a ’iretul.'niun.”’ Thta
aiatetnent ts tibetously untrue. No
where In the South u the mun who
•Iram* a w«u»,n upon au unarmed man
orstrtke. a man w-tthout duo vmrulng
considered other than a paltroon and
a coward, soratwraers an, hoi-tenqwred
an.1 perhaps too much Inclined to right
perwtota wrongs Without tveounro to
law, but tiro sentiment of the South
d< iT* f? ,lort » anything that any
where to the world It utweinlvmsnlv
The goat ts unfair in Its J.i,L-™vu of
toe South. Judge Young Is no betore a
«m|w >,< f»rother n chivalry than u
Judge Piwer_of New Turk socloly.—
~ Picnyuse.
SHOULDN’T BE GIRLISH.
The -Massachusetts mlU'tia had a pa
rade and review ln Boston recently
and sometu.ng terrible happened. A
"I ruB!le< J 1M<) P rtnt - and said:
I *iw three or four of the naval bat-
f um - 11 u an awful
* waa ia the army wo
n^nn J t '.° (00 S 11S ** ,he tolmtlu was
to» P m!5^ e ’ aod . haJ tome of
B ° wlth fatigue uni-
*?. ri {'* M*> ihro of march. But, to
nL'SfV? and . Purooses, tho nwrch la
Benton toe other day was a parade,
and toe proprieties should have been
^J5 r 'T d VY? 1 ' 8 rl « ld| y- I think." The
t .? oLllC '." ludt be a Perfect ma-
jjta*’ ** PramWe. Every move of hie
must be under tho orders and control
If tte“US? ?' 10 . b ? rn to twwSnd!
It the cajHaln uys, ‘ Lyes riEHit'' th$»
tho S t*rt US -r>, l00lc waj "‘ Bn<1 not to
taa The ntaohlw, must obey, and
It must not chew gum.
He Has Accepted too O.ul to the' First
Baptist Ohurdh.
From ia private letter to Mr.. Colder
■Wlt'Jlngihiam It ls learned -that Rev. J.
L. White of Atlhoville, N. C„ who h-is
been called to -tlho pastorate of toe
First Qiptlst cihucth In llhts city and
'Who was bore several days ago, has
decided to accept the call and will
come to Macon ln’« few days.
Mr. WnJtvghum hits given toe com
mittee entrusted wtllh toe eeleoiton of
a paster for toe First Baptist Church
no olllclal notice of ht3 acceptance,
R tin place, aa tlhe tlhreads on top of
too caning pipe-avonld not be adequate
to bold toe valve abainsti the mighty
pressure, (which is estimated all toe
way from 250 to COO pounds.
"For a large well Uhls (breaks toe
American record. The well that held
rhe record ln-f-ire was the iMimous Du-
kut, located on too Cygnet field, which
was credited from 10,000 to 20,000 bar
rel a -110', but experienced men claim
rh-at this well of ours 13 Uhe largest tn
America. ”
-Some idea of toe value of toe well
-may be inferred from toe fact thnt
tho largest a-utoendoa-ted welt In tola
country, (previous no tots great strike,
was ttho Dukat well, which (was struck
ln Liberty township, Wood county.
That wel had -an output of 15,000 when
It first started and was toe wonder
of the country. Other large wells were
struck tn the Wood county fleJdi which
ranged as 'high as ten end twelve thou
sand barrels, but the KSrWbrld-ge well
is fully 33 per cent), larger than toe
Diikdlt well. Of c-eurse there have
been some famous strikes in too
Pennsylvania fieOd which were great
money-makers, cm account at the high
price ot oil at toe tlmo llhle wells wore
found. -Fbr instance, toe wells on
Ohenry Run, owned by toe Phillips
Brothers, were (monsters Jn their day.
but too -greatest of todm never reached
tho 4,000 barrel mark.
Petroleum was worth’ a greaJt deal
more ln those days and a. well that
could do a thousand barrels was a
treasure. Of Date years (there have
been (some big strikes in the McDon
ald field, In Pennsylvania, and tlhe
greatest of these -whs too Matt-Hhewa
well, which started off with 800 bar
rels per hour. It was estimated that
tots -well did 16,000 barrelr* toe first
day on Which tilb was struck, over
1,000,000 barrels of oil. It Is now do
ing 125 barrels a day.
Scientific
Facts.
Prof. Johnson of Yale College
says: “Butterine is free from
the tendency to change and
taint, which speedily renders a
large proportion of butter unfit
for human food." Good butter
is desirable when fresit, but it
turns rancid very quickly.
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Therefore, SilverChurn Butter
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a guarantee of excellence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIED.
VAN VALKBNBBRG.—In N,lshvKle.
Tentl., on Daromiber 8. Mr. BD. VAN
VALKENDBRG. fohmierly of 31 aeon,
and brctlher o! Mm. F. w. MfeAfee, Miss
Alice Alice Van Valkenlbang and Arthur
Van Valkentlx-rg of tods city.
LAST NOTICE
*- v.™, . u . accepuanee. jSS*fWIflod -lhat the 15th
but Professor Zetitler, who ls one of ’ J?£5’ “H,£2,^, Payment of
too committee, told :t Telegraph re-
ironter ye.-terVLay nftemoon that he hud
road toe letter -to Mr. Willingham nnd
thought It safe to say (thait Mr. .Wliltu
would came.
Mr. Wlhltie made a. very favorable Im
pression on those who heard him, and
arid were thrown with hfm while ho
was here, and toe letter saying he
would come (will -be goad hows to his
entire ohurdh and congregation. Mr.
White wUl be given a warm reception
on Ms arrlvtu ln tMaeon, -and tt ls (need-
loss to S3(y that a mutual attachment
will soon sprirtg up between pastor and
conjrrcgulUon.
"Fbr out of Thought’s Interior.sphere
Thcso wondera roue to upper air”
oautd well halve been written of tlhe
World’s Fair. There Dr. Pi tee’s Cream
Bilking Powder got the highest award.
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
BETTER TO BE A DRUNKARD.
A k t„ rv l a,fil ° t a noted character
that ho has been snatched from the
^IrJS 8 ? of £ tt that lle has <l“tt bring
grateful for his rescue. There are rni-
mcrous JoKaticcs of the kind. The pro
fessional, or rather the habitual drunk
ard u given «> much sympathy fur
bring a drunkard, and Is coddled nnd
coaxed eo much, and eo much wept
fj? 1 ' **1*^ to* o- reform epaem,
and . ■qdflengy becomes nothing in tho
world but an ordinary, commonly vir
tuous man. and **> sober tiiat no one
XMys any attention to Mm. he fee-ls
unhappy and minis to wallow ia dls-
•IfUftion agala for the pleasant aenea-
Uoa of being- saved again.
CANNIBALS TAUGHT MORMONISM
w 5 ,ch re.'cently arrived at
Eon Franoiscu b«>l among her jviraen-
g-roi several prominent Mormons, who
ter the post three years haw been en
gaged In missionary work among the
rattvra of rtte South Sea. UtandiThey
otalm to have nocomplished a gooi
deal there tn the way of propagating
their faith, wiloh goes among the na-
Uvea the easier that their SmditlOM
are trok bppoaal to the teaching of
r-bvao-.y. Th.> m.-^ianartea claim to
have among the naUves more than lOul
I who follow the teevts of their faith.
D. W. Fuller of Oanajoharle. N Y
says that he always keepu Dr. King’d
New Discovery In the house, nnd his
family has always found the very best
results follow Its use; that ho would
not bo without It, If procurable. G. A.
Dykeman, Druggist, (buskin. N. Y.
saj-B that Dr. King’s New Discovery
ls undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;
that he has used It In his famfiv for
eight yuara, and tt has never failed n,
do alt that ts claimed for It. Why no.
try a remedy so long tried aud tested?
Trill bottles free at H. J. Lamar &
Son’s Drug Store. Regular size, 50c.
aud $1.00.
A MONSTER.
Wall That Gives Up 45,000 Worth
of Oil a Day,
A Toledo, O.. special to the Philadel
phia Press of tho 17to says: Well. NoJ
45, on the ones barm, in the G4bsonl
burg field, ls -toe wonder of the aige.
It was struck lost evening. The oil
poured forth Su a solid veflumo far
above the Herrick, and It to estimated
by experts tout about 700 barrels
\v.(.«;.-t 1.re ; i-- monster could bo
curbed. Tho wihiole oountty ts flooded,
and In the strong gale toe spray waa
1-1"an , half m e. All former wells
are totaGy eoBpsrd by this monster
whlah experts say will hive an out
put of 24,000 barrels Gaily, having a
commercial «au at about 45,000 a day.
T. E. Klrkbridge of tots city, mode
a 'hasty rrtp to toe city today to se
cure supplies and left aetata »n the late
evening train. In ora versa tlon with
your correspondent Mr. KlrkbrMgc
UM: "it was certainly a surprise,
rate -well 1s only 200 feet from toe
gusher we struck bwo weeks ago. We
were discouraged after going fourteen
feet In fhe sand, and the dril ers were
counting rat setng silt -water any min
ute. os the well ItiJd shown no oil and
very little gas. Suddenly St was no
ticed that to* roe was stacking, and
before toe tools could be withdrawn
to* sreH was flowing oft her head.
Tot tt was a surprise to nit of us
I when toe volum* of oil struck the
crown block of toe derrick; It riiow-
TOti us all until we were drench-
tL T5? •*wked hard to rase tt.
T(5e hta: torotU* wtatto now controls
. . b> ' "SJ?" of lovers fiuthtoned
from hug* timbers and which will hold
city fox. Executions will "then be is-
sued to toe city marshal, to whom pay
ment -must; be made, wltlh costs at
tached. A. R. Tin-Sley,
Treasurer.
Office of Board of Public Works. Ma
con. Ga., Dec. 8, 1591,-Sealed bids will bo
received by tho undersigned unfit 5
o’clock p. m. December 12. 1SS4, for ex
cavating and moving and dumping Into
tat 8.000 cubic yards of earth, more or
less, an average haul of 750 feot, under
supervision of the city engineer.
This board reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids.
JOSEPH DANNENBERG,
Chalnnan.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
Tho fourth and last Installment of the
city tax ls now due. Taxpayers' are ro-_.
qulrcd to pay for tho year.
Executions will be Issued and exnens*.
kneneJ fe lliesa in dn*n..lt ^
charged to thoso in default
A. H. TINBUBT, Treasurer.
November 18, 1S94.
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Promptnras and aSSnmodaUon I
Clalty. L. J. ANDERSON * oft re *
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. -
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Brattons and building au£.rinlend£re
Estimates furnished amt contreSi
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retJJnaUs? * ,Uy * Comml3ilon * very
SECURITY IXJAN^^bro ABSTRACT/
420 Second Street, Macon. Ga.