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THE MA002T TELEGRAPH: SUIT'D AY MOKHITG, DECEMBER 23, 1894
FOR SAlflto^riM mMeisc. of Mr*. R.
F. I»Wton. on Colleu. atreeit, which
c* now occupies, '-'or tor roe appl/
at WlEling-ham’. warehouM.
FOR SALE—101 1-4 •'ares, six miles
from <Macon, on Coluxbbur road; very
(fair fnjpiovwneflits, most <A land
ready for cultivation; titles perfect;
possession had et any time. Lands
formerly owned by JU-mes M. Lang-
»ron. For further pa.dttoulars apply
to Southern Land and Trust Company
of Georgia, 358 Second street, Macon,
Ga..
FOR SALE—Toy pianos, mechanical
toys, fancy cups and saucers, toilet
sets, etc., at Brunner’s Drug and
Book Store.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FISH AND OYSTER0-A11 kinds received
every morning and afternoon. Dopson,
Clark* A Daniel.
REMEMBER your sweethearts on
Chrlsftms. Come to our place, we
will help y<?u. Charles Wachitel.
WHOLESALE line of cigars very
• cheap. Must close. See window.
Henry P. Loh, 512 Mulberry.etreet.
NUMBER 425 gets the most polite
driver In this town, and the footman,
too. Lamar Clay.
LEAVE your orders early tar Xmlas
turkeys. W. L. Henry.
HANDSOME Una of guitars just ar
rived at F7 A. Gueittenberger & Co.’s.
“DOCUMENTS IN’ EVIDENCE’’—A
•unique and entarthtn-ing love story.
Read it. It has Juss paased ito a
taurrh edl'tSton tand deserves its popu-
tliri’by.—Chicago Inter Ocean. At
Burr Brown’s.
WB have Just received a large assort
ment of fancy rockers, lamps and
toilet se'tfi, which we will sell 20 per
cent, low r than any house in the
city. Welland & Robde, Armory build
ing.
FI RE WOR ICS.—We have fireworks o-f
all kinds, amd cell them as low us you
o;in buy of Jobbers. Mc-Evoy-Sandera
Co.
GEORGIA PACKING COMPANY nre
the 'leaders orv all kinds of nv:ats,
lard and poultry. Leave your order
early.
APPLES, oranges, Malaga grapes, ba-
nuiuais cvnd all kinds of chdloe fresh
nuts. A. 'A. Cullen.
THK WERBR—Oil, that exquisite
-tone. No other piano has It. Georgia
Music House only.
Forestville, Saturday.
Dear Brother Charley:
You ask mn to suggest something papa
and mamma would appreciate for
Christmas.
Do send them some of those fine Mobile
plants and shad or pompano like we
had Id Macon. The hotel man said Dop-
son, Clarke & Daniel keep them. They
will he such a treat. Lovingly,
Nellie.
GO TO S. s. Pnrmalee's nml see what
a reduction In bicycles; best makes.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS cheap, at
Leonard's Shoe Store, 616 Cherry st.
BANANAS, fine nnid ripe sweet omnges
and muts that are good at W. C.
Turpin.& Co.'s, 310 Third Btrec-t-. i
EGGS—Tennessee and creamery butter
received every day. Send orders. E.
A. Waxelbaum & Brothers, telephone
177.
SOMETHING paricutarfy pretty -and
abtraolfive fn music stands. Georgia
Music House.
APPLES, oranges, nuts, raisins, ooca-
nuts, at J5. L. Burdick's, 453 Poplar
street. ' > •»
CHRISTMAS TIES by the carltoad;
new lot just received, 60 cents up.
OhacleB tVa'chtel.
J HAVE IT—A pretty blacking case for
your husband's Christmas present. Sev
en left. Garden, the furniture man.
WE guarantee the best coal in the mar
ket $4.25 per tcra. Roush & Son.
TELEPHONE 294—Yard by (brewery;
ooat cheap for caslh on. delivery; Bird
Eye, JeHlloo, Mouritadn, Cambria. 220
Elbert street, Denicke.
LADIES call on me when you wish a
good hhek, a careful driver, and gen
tle horses. Lamar Clay,
PRICES we Jowor on Meresoh’aum end
line Imported briar pipe titan ever.
I Waive a flno display at the low
prices. Henry P. Loh.
"DOCUMENTS IN EVIDENCE”—
The story cU-n be read Jn half an
hour, Ibut It Js etfidom Indeed ttiat
so much lltorary eljeyment dan be
crowded Into that space of time.—
-Minneapolis Tribune. For sale at
Burr Brown’s.
FIREWORKS—Gannon crackers, tor
pedoes, dtp. W. C. Turpin & Co.,
phone 438.
SILK crepe itte., latest shapes, pretty
designs, 60 cents; a thousand others.
Charles 'WOohteJ.
TURKEYS and -poultry for Uhe Xmaa
dinner itW. L. Henry’a.
E. H. OATO’S fine Key Wert cigars
ore still In the lead In this mdrket.
A full Uns on hand. Henry P. Loh.
POTATOES. oabWige, onions arad tur
nips, A. A. -Cullen.
APPLES," oranges, nuts, raisins, cocoa-
nuts, at E. L. Burdick’s, 463 Poplar
street.'
BANANAS, oranges, "fireworks, nuts,
sit W. C. Turpta & Oo.’s,
CAREFUL driver and gentle horses
srs the best remtwtH of a good
hack. Lamar CMr.
NFTXV of 60-cent music folio* Just
published, at F. A. Guttenbergcr A
Co.’b.
BOOKS.—Plwty o«f frfflt book* and Ju
venile hooka left. They will be rtold
ohPftD on Monday. MoEvoy-Banders
Co.
SHAD, fh3mva.no, red snapper, trout,
(oysters and extra-fine ceftery. (A. A.
■Cullen.
GEORGIA PACKING COMPANY are
the tenders on all kind# of meats,
lard and poultry. Leave your order
early.
BEAUTIFULLY bound mualc, books
suitable toj Xmas presents, at F. A.
Gutt<*nberger & Co.
FINEST be*f ant! mfiKcm to Maeon
Hama, Bacon, All-Pork Sausage; in
?Aot, anything yv>u want. Georgia
Packktg Company.
HAT RACKS and side board*, at actual
manufacturer*' cost. Welland A Ro*
bio. Armory building. .
RING up 425 and order my careful
driver and good back. Lamar Olay.
FREE. FREE. FREE—The public Is
<v>r<ikvtfy Itovtted to we our fine dis
play in OhrtJtonas marts. Leave
your orders. Kansas CKy poultry has
no equaj. L. D. Abel A Co.
ONE CENT
...A WORD...
WANTED.
.WANTED—Good agent to handle the
Densmore Typewriter, In Macon;
terma liberal. Address J. E. Minter.
WANTED—Two furnished rooms for
icouple (one as slitting room), with
board or near where board dam be
obLi.itKsd; references given and re
quired. Address “Booms,’* care of
Telegraph.
WANTED—To arrange with a lawyer :
do amanuensis work and pursue court
of law study In office. Best reference
Address “Student,” Macon.
WANTED—Position as nurse. Can give
best references. Address Nurse, care
Telegraph.
WANTED—Second hand road cart; must
he good anti low price. Address Hoad
Cart, care Telegraph.
WANTED—Three good painters; Inside
work. For particulars write immediately
to A. C. Talmage, Dublin, Ga.
.WANTED—Occupants for a nice down
srairs room. Apply at 869 Mulberry
street.
WANTED—Pupils by Mra Legg in voice
and physical culture and elocution at
Georgia Business College Tuesday and
Friday afternoons, or at her residence,
634 Washington avenue. Terms to suit
the times..
WANTED—Occupants for two choice
room* at .tlhe Pierpont
WANTED—To rent, six or seven room
residence -with modern conveniences.
3£ust be on, hill. Apply to B. E.]
■Willingham. J
WANTED—WM1 exchange mule f<jr
sood mltch. cow; also three dry covfs
for fresh cows. 403 Cherry.street,, '
.WANTFD—Two furnished bed rooms,
Hear In. .Address A. I., this office.
WANTED—Your orders for fine rose bush
es and all kinds of plants. Also your
subscription for the Ladles’ Home
Journal! Mrs. E. C. Dickinson, Macon,
Ga. /
WANTED.—Irxyii safe, medium size.
Give description and lnsCdie measure.
MoEvoy-Sand'ers Co.
WANTED—500 men and boys to see
our special $10 suits; excellent values.
Ch&r&ed Wlachiteiy
WANTED—Two or t/hree furnished
roams suli&able' for light housekeep
ing; state terrriB. D, Tetegraph office.
./• LOST.
•LOST—Salt and peper overcoat, nearly
Dlaak; lining land pooket tom on left
Bide. Please return to Dr. H. Y> r .
Wiailker. over -Solomon's jewelry
store.
FOR RENT.
B. A. fWTSE,
BEAD ESTATE,
No. 358 Second Street,
No. 286 Oil!age street, seven rooms,
622.50. .
No. 223 Wushlnigton avenue, seven
rooms, $20.00.
No. 131 Aoaidemy street, six rooms,
$20.00.
No. 236 High street, six roome. $20.00.
No. 20S Washington avenue, seven
rooms, $20.00.
1N0. 464 Orange street, live rooms,
$15.00.
No. 620 Ardh street, iflve rooms,
$12.50. This Is a desirable home «t a
moderate rental.
I brave on imy rent list a number of
Heslraible stores an dotll'ces. I£ you
widh to rent call on rme.
FOR SAI.E—Desirable dwelling, $2,000,
iThils olfor open tor orfly thirty days,
FOR SALE—A piece o£ property thlat
is 'always rented: wlljl pay 15 per oecft
on investment. Price $2,260.
?OR RENT—Seven-room house with
modern conveniences. No. 4 Fossyith
Terrace. Range to kitchen and -water
to crushed. 8. R. Jaques.
FOR RENT—In the Immediate suburbs
of Macon, two houses and lots, with
farming land In quantities to suit
tenants. A O. Baoon.
FOR RENT—Furnished office, 463 Sec
ond street, or will soil office furni
ture very cheap.
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished bed-room
In a pleasant family. References
changed. Address “Home."
DR RENT—$30 per month, seven-
room house, 852 Orange; newly paint
ed inside and out; gas, water; oar
line. W. B. Birch.
FOR RENT-Two rooms up stairs and
two roome down etalrs at No. 668 First
street. Mrs. F. C. Napier.
FOR RENT.—Office and gentlemen's
sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sav
ing# Bank.
TO RENT—Store No. 169 Second street,
next Pierpont house, and three rooms
above; gas and water, will change to
suit tenant. R. E. Park.
•FOR RENT—Rear of second floor, all of
third floor and basement of American
National Bank building. Constructed
especially for printing office; after Oc
tober' 5. R. E. Park.
>R RENT—Dec. 18, four- room house,
urge garden, good water; healthy
ocatloa; East Maoon. Apply 125 Cot
on avenue.
FOR RENT—Two rooms on Colkge
street, for five dollars. Apply Holll-
fleld, this office.
FOR RENT—On easy terms, eight-
horse farm on railroad six miles
from city; fertile, well watered and
wooded, with good Improvements.
Apply to Mrs. A. A. Coleman.
FOR SALE.
jn OAiiEf w*»
«ts and scrap albums, at Brunner’s
>mgr and Book Store.
:R SALE—Several car loads dry lum-
e r, one and two inch, oak and sum;
Iso ash. Address H. J. Ivey, Beech
FOR BADE—Nine-room delllng. 760
Cherry street; part diwh, balance
long rim*. Gall Immediately. Frank
f\f. Oliver, 420 Second street.
FOR BALE—Getftla lady's borne ' and
buggy. OaTi ait 409 Cherry street.
$2,500 WILD BUY the cheapest piece of
property in the county; neven-roorn
house and 24 acres land; Crump’s park.
Terms to suit you. A. T. Holt, real
estate agent, 365. Second street.
FOR SALE—Magic lanterns. tool
cheats, games and picture books, at
Brunser’s Drag and Book Store.
L. M3SRKEIL, C
Th» Pioneer Confectioner and Toj
Dealer.
522 Cherry Street
LARGE AND FRESH LINES of
candies, nuts and raisins. Christmas
oaks as cheap and better than you can
make them.
YOU CAN FIND HERE FOR XMAfl
Dai In from 5c. to $5;
Drums, from 25c. m 11.25.
Toy trains, from 25c. to $3.
Rocker Horses, from $1 to $7. I
Toy guns, from 25c. up.
Toy pistols, from 5c. to 10c.
Doll carriages, from 25c. to 15.
Wooden Wagons, from 16c. to 15.
And every variety of toy* too nu
merous to mention. Come and see lit
Santa Claus’ Headquarters.
L. MERKEL’S.
WAITING FOR SOMETHING to turn
up, eh? Why not spend a few dollars
and turn something up. a few nds in
this oolumn tails week will do the
work.
FINEST aM-portc sausage In the city
nt W. L. Henry’s.
SHOES make the most useful Christ
mas presents—buy them from Leon
ard's Shoe Store. 516 Cherry street.
JUHAN'S XMAS GOODS.
WE WILL LET THEM SLIDE MONDAY.
Q
UANTITIES of pretty Bric-a-Brac, Silverware, Toilet Cases and Celluloid
ware, etc., left on hand and we are not going to carry them over. Oh,
no; come and see how far the dollars will go Monday. Great reductions
on all fine Wraps, Dress Silks, Table Linens and Down-Quilts;
NOTICE.—I will htavo at the Georgia
Music House today omd Monday next
a fine lot of palms find ottfier choice
ptanta suitable for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS. Call and n-ee them. D.
B. Wodfuff, VimevlUe Greenhouses.
TIIR'EE elegant pianos /bought Frlduy
ian*d SaiBmrday Georgia 1 Musib
IHouse for Christmas presents. What
wbre they? Tlie famous Everett, of
■course, with the nvnndoUn «md -harp
•aittfichmonts. Don’t waste money «on
old-tame iplanos. The Everett has the
moot uttmotive Impreorvemen'ts.
ALL those wishing to have a first*
class Xmas dinner should call and
examine our stock of fancy groceries
and dressed poultry, at the popular
high-class grocery of Kahn & Hi resell.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL your
Goods? Then say so Where tlhe peo
ple will see it. Talk to them through
the Telegraph,
CAREFUL driver and gentle horses
are the best requeues of a good
hack. Lamar Olay.
DOLLS.—Eegant new stock of dolls re
ceived Saturday niight. We will sell
dtem very aheap Monday. iMcEvoy-
Sandero Co.
I HAVE doo many easel* and pictures;
I have two little money. I would
rather have 'the money than the pic
tures, therefore I have reduced the
prlcq.' Laimas’ Williams, 416 Second
street. *
BUSINESS men can saye money by
addressing Georgia Employment Bu*
reau when In need of bookkeepera,
office help, stenographers or salesmen.
MAKE Christmas merry; select some-
•thing useful from our stock of bright
novelties. Charles Wachitel.
CRANBERRIES, cranberries for your
Xmas turkey at W. C. Turpin &
Oo.’s.
CrTRISTMlAS NUMBERS of all the (for-
efi'gu and American papers at Burr
Brown's.
TURKEYS, TURKEYS,
Dressed and undressed.
Delivered promptly. | •
FIREWORKS.
Large stock, everything new—Just In-
sold cheaper than ever before.
F. E. KUPFERMAN,
412 Second street. Bam Baor’s old stand.
FINEST Indian River oranges, only
.-real sweet oranges in market; ctfx-
’ load bamanias to unload 'Monday
. morning; smsUQ ripe bunches.
1 Sewell Bros.
FIREWORKS—
On MoDiday we will sell our entire
remnant stock of fireworks at prices
never before heard of in this city.
Comic e&rty and avoid the rush.
Roman Candles.
Rodkets.
Triangles.
Pin wheels.
Saxon wheels.
Colored Fire. ‘ •
Whistling Bomba
Mines.
Torpedoes.
Toy pistols.
Caps.
FJre Crockers,'
Giant Crockers.
WINN, JOHNSON CO.
THE REASON I sell a $5 rocker for 14
Is because I ran out of the 34 kind and
lots of people won’t pay more. Garden,
the furniture man.
$100 FOR A BARBER.— 1 There has been
some small talk about what other bar
bers In this city can do. I am prepared
to put up $100 to be given to any bar
ber In 'Macon who can excel mo In cut-,
ting hair. I cut ten different styles and
will wager the above amount that I can
give a finer hair cut In any of these
styles than any barber in Mtttfon. My
shop is on Second street, No. 312, and
I am prepared to carry out my offer.
I pay special attention to cutting ladles’
aud children’s hair. I will do my work
first in the presence of the barber who
wants to make the wager. He can stand
at ray back and see me do my work. If
he can beet it I give him $100. J. Gla-
nonl.
GIVE your friend a paJr of sillies.
Buy them cheap ait Leonard's Shoo
Store* 616 Cherry fit roe t.
LADIES call on one when you wish a
good hack, a careful driver, and gen
tle horses. Lamar Clay.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Your grocer sell*
He
WAITING FOR SOMETHING to turn
up, eh.? Why not spend a few (loiters
and turn something up. A few ads In
this column this week will do the
business.
CONSCIENTIOUS PLUMBING—We
don’t charge any more than it’s
worill, and we don’t keep talks wait
ing. We do tin roofing an«3 galvanized
comic* work. We conduct a general
Job khop. Our Mr. Jarratr has had 26
years’ experience in the bueliies*. R.
P. Jarratt & Co,. Poplar a treat, Ma
con.
A VALUABLE «aund useful gift, the
Encyclopedic Dictionary. You oin see
R ai Burr Brown’s.
BANANAS—Oox fancy ripe bananas
at W. C. Turpin A Oo.’s 310 Third
street.
25 IN A BOX—Cigars from $1 to $3.50
pocked as above. Itenry P. Loh.
$1,000 In bank to town Monday, Im
proved cUy property. Address “Dejv
nls,’’ care Telegraph.
LEAVE your orders at. headquar
ters for extra fine turkeys, ducks,
thickens ond gee&e for Xmas, at the
popular High-class grocery of Kahn
A Hirsch. Thou* 20 t
HantocMefs.
Infants
Fine Cloaks.
From 50 cents to $10
per dozen. Pretty Silk
ones at 10, 15 and 25
cents.
Puff Boxes.
Celluloid Cases.
Embroidered Wraps
and Silk Mittens.
See a few of the pret
tiest in show window.
They arc yours at
grealty reduced figures
Monday.
Xmas Trees.
Shaving Sets.
Slid Gloves.
A liberal discount made
to purchasers buying
large quantities for Xmas
Trees and Sunday schools.
Beautiful line at $4
$5. Also, Smoking Sets,
Men’s Umbrellas, etc.
Always acceptable by
the ladies. Only complote
line colorings in the city.
One Dollar Kids a
great leader.
15c. Pin Trays, i
35c. Mirrors.
60c. Fire Screens.
75c. Toilet Bottels.
10c. Brownies.
25c. Plaid Ties.
50c. Ivory Pictures.
25c. Silver Sets.
25c. Perfumery.
$1.50 Clothee Baskets.
$2 Clothes Baskets.
60c. Muffs. t
25c. Side Combs.'
16c. Hair Ornaments.
$1 Fancy Seek Elastics.
Sensible, These Are.
A Dozen
Staple Goods.
$5 for a Good Wool
Fine leather Trunks on
Such as Blankets,
Dress.
$3 for a Linen Table
Set.
$4.50 for a Fine Down
Quilt.
$2 for a good ■ pair of
Blankets.
hand. If you want one
wo will make it to your
interest to buy of us.
Hoisery,- Linens, etc.,
lower than you can buy
same for elsewhere in the
city.
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Xmas
Goods.
SPBCAL value* In Itoieri and edlk hand
kerchiefs, 26 and 60 cents. Charles
Waohitel.
W. L. HENRY has bought a well se
lected of fine fat turkeys far
Xmas.^j
BLUE RIBBON.—The Judges awarded
us the first premium for our Robrer’s
Bread Raising, pronouncing Robrer’s
bettor than Hansford’s after a thor*
ough test. W. C. Turpin A Co.
"INDIAfsT SILK” suspenders, eome-
(tihing how; packed in single boxes;
prices vwsoniKYbte. Fourth. Charles
Wachitel.
THE cheapest good shoos to Macon,
are sold at Leonard’s Shoe Store. 516
Cherry street.
I HAVE the .lriv*r and the hack, and
the fobrtman, too. Lamar Clay.
HEADQUARTERS far children’s cape;
over fifty different latest novo'Jtles,
60 cents up. Charles Wachitel.
MALAGA GRAPES, (fancy bunches, by
barra! or pound. W. C. Turpin & Co.
BUY that litoto dringhtor ia ptano. You
have promised i<t long enough. Etosy
•terms. Georgia Music .House.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb.
COME to S. S. Parmfiloe's and see
what bargains in second-hand wheels;
boys' second-hand blcycCes from $10
upward.
SARATOGA CHIPS ars *U tns rags, asm
your grocer for them.
VIAVI can be obtained from Mrs. J.
B. Stevens, 559 -Oak street. Agents
wanted. Liberal 'terms
BIG STOCK fcoMdby goods <to be closed
out cheap at MoEvoy-S&ndera Co. on
Monday.
LUMBER AND SHINGLES by car
loads, sawed stone flagging tar side
walks. M, Codington, Cherry stiroet.
DODS YOUR HUSBAND have that tired
feeling? Then buy him an eaay rocker
or couoh from Garden, the furniture
man.
AT THE solicitation of inquiring friends
in this city, Mrs. M. C. Thomne, spir
itual medium, wishes to give hof ad
dress and term* One dollar for read
ing; by mall; must be registered. Kirk
wood, DeKalb county, Go.
A fiDOG*E9TION—Send your friends a
year’s subscription 'to some of the
p»opula/r m^jg.izirvo* and paJpers. It
ill be flpprac&Med the whole year.
Burr Brown.
OUR GUITAR beats tlhe world. Our
mfrndafUm Is the ahoaipast. Georgia
NOT ICE—Taken up, half-grown da'f;
btauede and whlWie. Owrter oan get
Mime hy paying <tfiarges, at 409
Ommpe street.
CRANBERRIES, baiUixi*. fireworks.
W. C. Tuirpln A Co., 310 Third street.
CAN’T afford to carry some of my stock
over Christmas; I’ve put prices on that
will move It Monday. 8e* ad. elsewhere.
Garden, the furniture man.
INDIAN RIVER ORANGES, mlsiufft-
ritve oranges, fanoy Sipples, honey,
oadcraxl of 'bananas 'to unload Mon
day -moraing. Sewell -Bros,
IF you wan?t to got a beautiful and
cheap Chrlafmaa present, look In the
magic window, 125 Cotton avenue.
CHEAP MONEY—Money to loan at 8 pee
cent. Charles R. Nlsbet. 355 Third
street.
BANPANAB—Oar (bananas Juirt arrived.
W. C. Tuirpdn & Oo., 310 Third
abreet.
EMBROIDERED wntln mi spenders 76
cents, plain all-silk $1. Oharlc
iWnchtel,
APPLES, oranges, nuts, ralslne, cocoa-
nuts, at E. L. Burdick's, 463 Poplar
street.
FREE, FREE, FREE—Th-e public 4s
©ardlally Invited -to eee <*»*• fine dhi-
pKiy in OhrlHtma* meat a. I^nvc your
orders. Kannaa City (poultry has no
equri. L. D. AJbol & Oo.
NUMBER 425 gets the most pbllto
driver 1n this tawn, and t'bo footman,
too. Lamar Clay.
BICYCLES reduced In prloe nt 8. S.
PnnnalM’s. Com. and see whnt a low
price.
HAVE you a picture you want framed?
Bring It to Mlgruth's. Cheapest place
In city. 126 Cotton avenue.
BOYS, don't mhM your street chance;
$3 buys any $4 suit in our stock.
Charles Waohitel.
IF YOU WANT fireworks, oranges,
Malagas, nuts, retain* or any Xmas
fruits oall at W. C. Turpin & Co,
FINEST beef and mutton to Macao.
Harne, Bacon, Ali-Pork flaunag**: in
(f;bof, lanyrt&iltrg you wunt. Georgie
I4juckir>g Oompiainy.
SI LVElt-TIPPED Wlchael and Congo
wood walking canes, very stylish, $1,
Charles WftcWel.
THE finest line of bed room suit*
in the city. Wei land A Roble, Armory
building.
$150 HIGH GRADE bicycles at S. S.
PanmaJee’s tar $76.
RrNO up 425 nnd order my careful
driver and good hack. Lamar CVay.
FAT AND JUICY Chrlutunaa turkeys,
will bo dressed ait our store. Give
us your ordfcr ia time and g*t a nice
or>e. We keep everything new, nice
and dheap. John C. Holme*.
TURPIN’B BAKING POWDER U tbe
beat mads. Have you tried it?
A U8ETFUL Christmas present—six
(Monarch shirts; bent fifitlng shirts on
math. Chiarles Woobtel.
A FULL Bn. carpet*, matting nod rugs
very rlreap. Wei It nd Sc Ruble, Armory
building.
DR. BOMAN, the great New York doctor,
has come to »Uy. During the past five
months 7,500 visited the doctor and 1,700
were rejected as incurable. Consulta
tion free. Call on them or address Dr.
Roman. 557 Mulberry street, Macon, Oa.
Old Dr. Kmlth, president.
EVERYBODY is pleased with W. L.
HBnry’a kwd.
HOLMES A COUTTB celebrated extra
toagt crackers retail at the low piles
fit IOC. a pound,
TAKE NOTICE—By requeat of five
stookholders df the Southern Phos
phate Works a meeting of the atock-
iholders of said company wW be held
-tlhefr office Friday, January 4th,
1895, at 10 o’riocik a. m., for the
purpose of lnrveSt4gatlt»g the afPalrs
of the company. IWrOs HonJy,
presidents ^
BUBSCRJP1TON8 received for all
magaslnes^A-nd papers published In.
■the World wt Burr Brown’s. 'Stsnd o-na
to your friend for Christmas.
MONEY LOANED.
; Loaad Representatives Wanted.
Our system affords an opportunity
to borrow on either persona’, or real
estate security. Tho plan 1s superior to
building and loan associations. The
amount borrowed may bo returned in
montibly payments without bonus, with
interest at 6 per cent, per annum; It
affords nboolute security to Inventors,
with a reasonable guarantee of un an
nual dividend of from 8 to 10 per cent.
Wo desire to secure the services of
energetic, teprosntailve men in every
community to net as local secretnrlw.
The position will be mifllclently remu
nerative to amply compensate for ser*
vioes. If you possess the above qimU«
flcatlons, write for particulars. Full in«
formation regarding our system of
making loans as well ns Investments
mid ngiiuoles wlM be furnished by Ad
dressing ff. 8. Robertson, president, 1123
Walnut street, Philadelphia,
HOUTHERN HA1LWAX COMPANY-#
W MtJTJUKM UYUTIDM. 1 j
In Effect Sunday, December 9, 1894. ,
bOUTHBUUND. ‘
i No. U. | No. 37.
Leave Macon
Arrive Cochran
Arrive Hawklnwills
Arrive Jesup ..,
Arrive Everett
Arrive Brunswick ...
Arrive Savannah ....
Arrive Jacksonville .
6:47 am
7:20 am
, 8:80 am
.12:28 pm
| 9:55 am
NORTHBOUND
| No. 82. No. $6. | No. 28.
Lv. Macon. ,
Ar. Atlanta. .
Ar. Roms. . . .
Ar. Dalton. . .
Ar. Chattanooga
Ar. Knoxville.
Ar. Bristol. . .
IdO ami 6:10 pm| 8:45
7 .47 am
9:10 am
12:60 pm
4A6 pm
am
11:46 ana
4:30 pna
5:41 pna
7:10 pna
10:00 pna
440 ana
X*ave Chattanooga .....I 7:20 pml 9:20 am
Arrive Cincinnati | 7:10 «unj 740 pm
THROUGH CAR ARUANGEMBNtU.
Southbound.
No. II.—Solid veatlbuled tnain to Jack,
sonville. with Pullman buffet drawing
room cars attached for Jacksonville and
Brunswick. 81eepera at Macon for ocou,
pancy at 9:00 n. m.
No. 87.—Solid train for Jacksonville
with sleepers attached.
Northbound.
No. H—Solid vestlbuled train to ancln-
natl,connecting with local train for Chat*
tanooga and way stattons. Carries Pull
man sleepers between Jacksonville sn«I
Kansas City via. Atlanta, Birmingham
and Memphis. Atlanta passengers can
remain in sleeper until 6:30 s. ra.
No. 88.—Carries free chair car to Chat«
tanooga, which Is attachsd to solid ves
tibule train for Cincinnati with Pullman
sleeping cars attached. Connections ai
Chattanooga with fast trains in all du
rectlona
For full information as to routes, ratea.
etc., apply to JIM W. CARR, ^
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Macon. Ga.
C. H. Hudson, General Manager, Knox,
vllte. Tun.
W. A. Turk. General Passenger Arena
Washington. D. C. -wu,
C. A. Benscotrr. AsataUnt General par.
senger Agent. Knoxville, Tenn.
J. J. Farnsworth .Division Pm
Af«att Atuntst aa. w