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- - ' THE MACOU TELEGEAPH: TUESDAY MORUITTG, DECEMBER 25, 1894. Fastidious Quests more frequently find fault with the butter than any other article on the table. How to satisfy everybody, and always, in this particular, is a problem. We have the answer to it. USE SILVER , CHURN BUTTERINE, made of the purest material? by a new and special process. It pleases guests on the table; it gratifies cooks in the pastry. Write for our free Booklet of Information. ARMOUR PACKING CO., Kansas City, IJ. S. A. II. HI. AUSTIN, LOCAL AGENT. DON’T Waste Mr Money. When buying Holiday pres ents inspect my new line of Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Neck wear, Shirts, Umbrellas and other goods in the furnishing goods line. All prices are down to match 5-cent cotton. THE BOOSE Will PASS IT. Congressman Cabaniss Tells of the Prospects of the Carlisle Currency Bill. THE SENATE IS DOUBTFUL villo are very welcome ffoeete of home folks for item days. iM\*vsrs. KetaudUi Lane and Lotto Shotty of Altilaxufa. aro eriKylted Tiieuday ami will -bo royally sveleomefl home. iM'.taa Gertie Joint* of Bluffitau and Parker Wilttfl of 'Maeon are hero .with relatives. Oiarko of TVanni’niben? & Co., M«- con, one of Ogtetborpfcw souiulcst boys, hero. Th« Congressman Says If (ho Democrat* Pall t« Pass the Heasnre the Re publicans Will Claim the Credit for Doing Bo Foreyth, Dec. 24.—(Special.)—"While on, the skirmish Tine in this vicinity to day I met Hon. T. B. Caban ls3—-home from Washington to spend the holidays. In answer to my query as to congres sional intentions, tfnd the prospect of favorable action on thj Carlisle cur rency bill, he said: "There is opposition to the measure, some of it, too, from Southern mem bers, but 1 think we will be able to pats it in the house. What it’s fate will be when it reaches the senate Is a problem difllcult to sotfve. It is a measure that may not suit in every particular, but It is a step in the right direction and the Democrats should support it. If it is defeated in the sen ate the people will know where to place the responsibility. If we fail to pass the bill the Republicans will pass n similar measure as soon as 'tho next congress convenes, and In the campaign of 1896 parade the inability of the Dem ocratic party to icgislate for the ben efit of tho people. They oppose the measure now because they know It will operate against them in a presiden tial campaign." Dropping into Ordinary* Mobley’s of fice for a moment I found dt crowded, and inquiring of Clarence Brantley, who was officiating as a deputy today for Capt. Mobley, tho cause of such a crowd, he replied: "After marriage licenses. Five-cent cotton wont stop them. I have issued seven so far, and have only commenc ed." PURE AT BRUTON. Bruton, Dec. 24.—(Special)—-Between and. 2 o’clock last n'.ght lire broke out In D. F. ■WtUia-nisonV* fttoro and burned It «to ‘the ground winhout saving anything. Tho night watch was on duty and thinks that it caught from Mine <vi.uso within. Imusc. 'Hie house and. goods were jpbi ntlally insured, but will not cover the loss. Mr. Wil* amson is «tlie man who was shot from ambush last June. BnuUan seems 'to be the prey for *tho flames. More burnings occur (here perhaps item any other town of its size In ‘the state. Three Favorites Had Walk Overs at New Orleans. J. H. HERTZ Corner Second & Cherry D. A. KEATING, VlDERTAKKR AND E9IBAI/UER, 9 511 Mulberry St., Macon, G*. Telephone* t Office, 467; Residence, 468 L. McMANUS CO GENERAL III The streets were crowded with peo ple from the country, and tho colored broth.'rH and .sisters wore very much in evidence, and all of them as contented and merry ns if no shadow of hard times was hovering over thtm. The evidence of the recent cyclone U fast disappearing, and the people congratulate thtmselvcs on escaping eo easy. Even Landlord Hooks has found his cow. A funny .Much-.n-do-Abou t-No th Itlg occurred hero a uight or two since widen set alt Forsyth agog. Since that cyclono flirted round this neighborhood, tho good people here have been in a norv- ous frame of mind. Charlie Pander was the Innocent cause of tho trouble. He .had pitched a stand outside of the corporation line far tho sale of fire works, and 'to draw attention to ills business, and warm the chill night air. built a bonfire. Tho glare of 'the flames lit up the darkness, and some one think ing fire Jmd come to supplement the cyclonsy gave an alarm. The bells rang out a warning, and the popula tion of the town rushed in every di rection to find tho fire. Charlie hear- ■ng the alarm was anxious to-be In the nfix also, and sprang to extinguish his little blase, while as busy as an'educa ted hornet at a camp meeting, a section ?Ll* e .t,^!? c .?..£ a . n }?_ “? ‘hey— Day Telephone Night Telephone ■ 238 - 232 Undertaking Establishment Next to Hotel Lanier. Day Telephone 436 Night Telephones.... 435, 178 EMPIRE STABLES (Tlmberlake's Old Stand.) SIS and 620 Poplar. Livery Boarding and Sale First-class accommodations. TOM R. HUDSON. Proprietor. SIGN on WINDOW. SQUARE on WINDOW. CHRISTMAS GOODS. Dolls! Dolls! Dolls! China! China! China! Cutlery—Children’s Knife, Fork and Spoon sets. China—Sugar dishes and cream pitch era, 69c. pair. China butter dishes, cream pitchers, sugar dishes and spoonholders, sets |1 Finer. 61.60. Turkey dishes. Bohemian wine sets, 60c. and 76c. set. R. F. SMITH, Sole Proprietor. XMAS SMOKE. Tour husband or young gentleman friend couldn’t appreciate anything more than a pretty PIPE OR BOX OF CIGARS. Meerchaums. with amber mouthpiece, gold and sliver mounted: or in cigars, bjv something like E. H. Gato & Co.*' famous Key West goods: or, If som> thing cheaper Is wanted, you can get my well known private brand.."The M ‘ nna ' A HANDSOME CANE Wouldn’t be bad. and I have a large stock of all the newest styba to-select from at prices that non. of us have ever bc-ard of before. In either event. If you are Ionian* for a present which any gentleman would appreciate and compliment your good taste In buying, you will find the perfection of It at . H. P. Loh’s Cigar Store, 612 Mulberry Street. IN THE PAVILION. At Now Orleans yesterday there wero three winning favorites, one second choice tviid a long' shot. The local tal ent wero smart enough to beat the board all the way through. And thero you are. The Christmas crowd In the pavilion will have two cards to work on this afternoon—New Orleans nnd Washington, and unless all' signs fail, speculation will bb ’’red hot.” First quotations received at 1 p. m. well, they all went home. STASHED WO JiElIiLY. A Log Train Grinds Up a, Negro’s Body. Codhran, Deo, 21.—(SpecCaD-Tho ne gro cflturdi here twaa filled Shitomlay night with Wio reLiMvies and friends of John Henderson, whoso ennflied anil lifeless body was found Friday night on the tack of a log tain Ibeloifglng to the Empire Mills. John whs in the employ of the company, anil by n mis step fall between the wheels af tho heavy log train ns it teas moving out with Its load. PROGRESSIVE OGDEUHORPE. A Clock and F*.ro AJnnm—Big Cotton Receipts—Social News. Oglethorpe, Dec. 24.—(Speotal.)—Ma con county's splendid new tower clock from tho Hatw.nl company, Boston, Muss,, is HOST flrmfly housed In tho lofty tower of Itho magnificent new court house and marks the swift flight of time for tho thousands iwvtlh'jj hearing of It. Tho tiro alarm connected with It and atoned liy itbe olty council is a decided: suoccss, nnd tlio volunteer forces are now aroused nml gu’.dcd, ns is the paid force of cities. This town Is In tho progressive blast. A mass meeting of citizens was held Friday night lust end the present art isfadtory sot of municipal officers were renominated. Oglathorpo’s citizens were never (to united for the upbuild ing of the place. Oglethorpe's cotton receipts for She season have been larger than for ycnni. The ''bulls” are now nil converted to “bears” and are accepting the damor nllzod conditions existing with ' tho grace of a soural old maid. See? Rev. IVesley Lane prcadied bis last sermons tlifs morning and tonight. Ho is undeniably the best minister utul pas tor Oglothorpo has had for years, being a bold, foutlaw crpanonti of God's front, a .broad-minded, liberal, courteous gentleman of the old school nnd a jus- tor fit for any flock; cheery, liappy- haarted and oven enthusiastic in his bright, sundiiny walk, ho wins every' body’s love. Tho Methodists of Ogle thorpe pray the kindliest consideration for 11,in tain his new flock, nml will watch his remaining years of usefulness with brotherly sympathy. ' The souls! m of Oglethorpe Is bright tMs week iwirh Win NltSQB faces of nramy sons aid daughters n.t Home from various colleges for the holidays. Somo of them. bring nKKrtnuiUw and olass- mate« along with themi, Utul (the best of the town is che'.rx iwfillo hhey huiy. George 'L. Keen of Font Valley ami Flunk B. aiorphy of 'Marshallvilla ore the popular guests ait fibo home of Capt. C. IR. Keen, ns Is also Miss Willie Bob Hall, on atciuotlvo brumitite nml pop lar Racial leader of Sandenmlle. Miss Hlall wtU be tendered many social hon ors as the guest of Miss Lucy Keen, iMiiw Annie Katgor, the efficient as- slstarit oidliter of die tank here, amt occitpylng ii conspicuous position In Society here, left Thursday for Macon Wlrerc »he was Jomed by her ollannrtn osisin, Miss Harp of W.wleyan, nm togelrher they will speml the holidays In West roint, Ga. j. m c. Joihw is nt home from At land for a vacation omi Icings with him Mr. G. (WaOer Mmpers. Miss Lucille Orcer of Wesleyan nm HDw Fannie Hilt of the Georgia Nor- sul and industrgil School of Mi Hedge WILOOX SUPBRIOR COURT. Abbeville, Ddo. 24.—(«ipacinl.)-The iKlJoui’ii.id Iivm'iu of sinieelor eourt In tills plaoe thus n<\|ourncd. The crUn.nai side of the court was as follows: J. B. Leap:rot, white, tt»:ga.niy, 'three years; Henry Hazel, larootuy, five years; Noah lliltianl, tuos-ny, live years; Skidmore Pryor, lmiglury, five yettns. Tho three last are negroes. BIO CROWD AT THE RACES. New Orleans, Dec. 24.—The two thou sand people who were present nt the races 1 stay, witnessed a walk-away upon the part of three favorites. Im ported Wolsey. Nellie Osborn and Lot tie Mills, with 119 pounds up. Dollle at 10 to 1 won the third race in a drive, as did Little Miss ill tho fifth. Btrd- catohcr in the seoond was left at tho post. The weather was fine and the track lu excellent condition. ' AT NEW ORLEANS YESTERDAY. First Raco.—One mile. Selling. Time, 1:43, Wolsey, 98; oven (McCue) 1 B. F. Fly, Jr., 08; 2 to 1..(Clayton) ? Frhnois Pope. 107; 8 ito 1. .(R. Jones) S Seoond Race.—Five-eighths mile. Sell ing. Time, 1:02 1-4. NelMo Osborn, 100; (Casein) 1 Dr. Reed, 100 (Olayton) 2 Brevity, 100 0Mot>e) 3 Third Race.—Thirteen-sixteenths of a mile. Maidens. Time, 1:23. Dollle, 101; 8 to 1 (Penn) - Bob Holman, 104; even 1 (Mois-) 2 Dick Tension, 99; 6 to l..Ncwoom) 3 Fourth Race.—Three-quarters mile. Handicap. Time, 1:43 1-2. Dottle Mills. 119: 4 to 5. ...(Shields) Bessie NicWols, 108; 5 to 1)C. Johnson) 2 Ole:-some, 103; 0 to 1 (Penn) 3 Fifth Race.—Seven-eighths mile. Sell ing. Time, 1:29. Little Miss, 102; 4 to 1....(Clayton) lxion, 108; 4 to 1 (Elrod) Ora Audrain, 102; 8 to 1 (Furr) Track fast Motive, ■taps teadl'iig into Clark street Just what followed 4« vogue- There are six or seven stories about It. Soane* say ithe man from Texas gave It out (hat the would Shoot 'ttho first mam that caqnei up the sops. In a Daw minutes Barker]'.".' Selvig 'went up the stars. Some others say Welborne iwas there sorlbbUng notes on a card and that the barkeeper snatched the card «wy from IiLm. Any way, the Texas man Jerked out his pretty Motto nlckcti-tpla-ted weapon and shot Solvl*. The bullet hdt btm Just above the hat rim on the back of bis head, rkrtxvt around bln skull, and came out Hvroudi tihe other side of Ms hat. This happened rbtht in Che entnunce of tile saloon. A crowd gathered, of course. Soma uf tho men- In It chased after tho mnn from Texas, Who ran around- GO Jack- son street toward tho Hotel Grace. The man were crying for a lyncMn'g. Wei- borne touaheil his e.tatol nga.'n. Ttila Imflot Lit young Sund. who wus going peaceably along tile street. Welhljnne got Into the hotel. Pollcemi-n Reardon antd Boyle a.vu-Fh: Mm tlherc. At first they thouglw buoy wxjuld wnlk him to tho anmory, but f-ho crowd grew so and aeled so ugiy to ward tile man they oorecludrel lo ring for a patrol wagon. At the armory ttho officers la oharge concluded that Wf4- borrtto rvvas on. the ra«jed edge of deli rium tremens, me said the whole of Chicago had tilol :o ohaso him and itliatt the conclud'd ito sluiot. lie also man was lockevl up arid two aluirgcn of •said he didn’t care If his (bond was I nut at J100.000—he could furnish 14. The assault with Intent to kill .were 'P-ut on «iw tbook against him.—Chicago Daily Tribune. Quickest time to Washington, Balti more, Philadelphia and Now York via tho Southern railway. Lcavo Macon nt 8.45 a. in., arrive Washington 6.42 a. in., Baltimore 8.05 a. m„ Philadelphia 10.25 a. m. and New York at 12.45 noon. Sleeping car space reserved In advance. Apply -to Jim W. Carr, passenger and THE TABLES TURNED, nulling ithe last reglatmtlon in this city there wore a great many pleUe- aimrles reeled off ntt the expense of the women inriho for the fine* 'time took the InlUntltve In the suffrage busnetw. One of the actual hapeen- Imgs Was Just tbeen Hold. It was H. case at tables IntnrU. Tho mistress a woman of tbdal distinction, present ed Herself for enroUment. The men wtho ssked her tho necessary ques tions dill so nvHh more of the airy Chan was his -wont. HO asked her natno with Judicial abruptness, piece of nasMcmce, bid:h 'Jim of resldonco In the county, stake, and so forth, wero run diVtwn. wflth nlmn-t I'.-Ui l iii-mjn-r*s. MV rihe had- gone rth.-r«- w.-m n 11 itt<- more crlor in her lips limn usual. Tho mam who had questioned her wua tier cuanhmo.n.—Chicago Tribune. Crl>pl'« Insight Into Hamsn Nntnre* I have known In my llfetlmo not n fnw publlo mon rooognlied as great, but I havo notor known one who had euoh Insight Into human nature orono who had n more Inflexible rule of publlo conduot. In spenk- Ing of 1dm ono day with Cardinal X , vne of tho liboruls of tho saored oallogc, I Aferred to Crhpl’s lntlmaoy with things nt tho Vatican, nnd ho replied: "His knowledge of our affairs exoltea tho aston ishment of nil of us. It Is llko Intuition. Ho knows us bottor than wo know our- telvos, and the black anarchy as well as tho rod.”—W. J. Stillman In Contury. AT NTW ORLEANS TODAY. Flast Race—Three-quarters mile. Sell ing.— Baby Bill, 102; O B. Cox, 102; Miss Hazel, 102; Miss Mamie, 104; Dan-, ube, 104; Bust Up, 103; Elbcron, 105; Gov. Hogg, 105; (Masonic Homo, 105; Luke Parks, 105; Sarcoecm. 114. Seoond Race.—Thrcc-qsnrtors mile. Seining.—Ben Wilson, 97; Gn-Uty, 97; Daphne, 97; Beadlna, 99; railway, 99; Oak Forest, 100: Miss Knot, 101; Mln- nt* Ceo, 101; Blakcmor, 102; Burrell's Billet, 102: Bessie Nichols, 107; Nero, 100; Propriety, lit. Third Race.—Fivt-elghts mile. Hand icap.—Martha Orlfll-u, 105; Pomegranltc, 103; Maquon, 105; Nona, 105; CoHa, 107; Flush, 103; Frances Hennessey, 100 Re- naud, 110; Garza, 115. Fourth Race.—Ono and one-eighth mile. Handicap.—Peytonla, 102; Billy McKenzie. 102; Marctl, 104; Chimes, 105; Mon'tre, 105; Amelia (May, 108; Melody, 108; Young Anon, 112; Clementine, 122. Fifth Race.—Ono mile. Selling.—Ten Spring, 101; Hudson, 101; Darvdn Wedgowood, 104; Alctltia AUtn, 104: Hat- tic Gant, 107; I. C. W-, 107; Denver, 107; Zeko Hurdy, 101; Joe Woolman, 110; Uncle Frank, 110; Francis Pope, 113; Void, 113. First odds In Pul&l’a pavilion at 12:15 p. m. AT ALEXANDRIA TODAY. First Race.—Five furlongs. Selling. —Walsott, 111; Jersey, 111; Paragon, 110; Senora, 110; Kentucky Lady, lt)7; Johony, 107; Gold Digger, 100; Bert, IQS; Fan King, 106; Forest, 106; Bay Berry, 103; Kenneth; 102; Red Cross, 101; Fred- erlctw. tut; ln-llt K., 08. Second Race.—Six and one-quarter furlongs.—Tenacious, 107; Mattie Chun, McKeever, 107; Push, 104; Fagot, Alonzo, 194; Billy Boy, 102; Pella, 102; Venusbut'g, 102; Clansman, 102; Fluellen, 102; Imponted, The Dude, 90; Roland Reed, 97; Jewel, 94; Juliet, 71. Third III] on—Christmas handicap. One mile.—SIroccs. 123; Indra, 120; Eclipse, ISO; Gallatin, 110; Ponca do Leon, 108; Connors 108; Thurston, 104; Long 9hanks, 100; Tenacious, 98: Mirage, 98; Gorman, 95; Brightwood, 95; Sweet meats, 90. Fourth Race.—Seven furlongs. Sell ing.—Indra, 115; Fox Glove. 110; Blue Bird, 106; Leigh, 106; Blondy's Victim, 106; Detroit, 103: I’lrato Chief, 102. Fifth Race.—Six and olio-quarter fur longs. Selling.—‘Miss Castles, 111; Jew el, 111; John P., ill; Uronston, ill; Rl- tnah, 193: IUttle, 99; Surgeon. 98: Bel gravia.' ok; W. O'Brien, 98; Prince™ Allx. 98; Mrs. Stuart, 95; Northtork, 95; Farragut, 95; Ben, 92. An Anxious Mother. Thero la a protty story In tho Vaux fain lly of Philadelphia In regard to Rlclinrd Vnux's gallantries nt tho court of St. James when he dancod with tho young nnd yet unmarried Quoon Victoria. Tho family was of Qunkor fulth, and, accord ing to tho story, wlion tho nows enmo from abroad of tho favor tho young mnn found with tho queon Ids mothor spoko of hla at tentions to tho roynl Indy uml then nddod, "But 1 hnpo Rlolmrd will not marry out of mooting.” GOLD DUST Washing Powder ! is the best andcheapest ever made. Its extra ordinary sale has brought out numer ous imitations. Pur chasers, therefore, to protect themselves, should examine the package and see that the Twins are on it. Made only by The N. K! Fairbank Company, Chicago, St. Louis, Now York, Boston, Philadelphia. THE DANNENBERG :: CO., si. INVENTORY SALE! Clothing, Dress Goods and Ladies’ and Misses Wraps Extra offerings in our Clothing Department. Fifty thousand dollars’ worth of this season’s Men’s and Boys’ Suits nnd Over coats at 60c on the $1.00. Extra offerings in our Wool Dress Goods Department, Twelve thousand dollars’worth of this season’s black and colored J Wool Dress Goods at 33 l-3c ofF.' All short lengths, 3 to 6 1-2 yards, at 50c on the $1.00. Extra offerings in our Wrap Department. Every Jacket and Coat in our house, from now till closed, in Ladies’ and Misses’ at just 50c on tho $1.00. The Daimenberg Co. Swore Himself In* Genoral Sir Evelyn Wood, In hla nrnii- nlsooncoa of tho Crbnonn In 1854 and 1804, tells ft story of n flfllilliiK general who, during tho conflict was scon whorever bullottf foil most thiukly. When not visi ble, his voice was hourd encouraging his men with "a vocabulary borrowed from ‘tho army In Flanders,’ ” which Sir Ev elyn enyswill not bear repetition. “Years after ho was appointed to the Aldershot command, and lior majesty hnpponod to usk, 'Has tho new gunornl yut taken up Ills command?’ ’Yes, your majesty,’ was tho apt reply; *ho sworo hlmsolf in yostor- day.’ Westminster Garotte. Motherly Lore. •‘Isn’t it horrid,” said tho Circassian beauty, “to think of the fat lady wedding tho ossified man eosoou aftor hor first husband’s domlsc? 1 ' “Yes, I know,” repllod the two headed girl, ”bnt sho says that tho baby has tak en ft fancy tr cutting Ids teeth on him." •—Indianapolis Journal. Tho alligator nover leaves fresh water, while the crocodile frequently travels long distances by boa. It has been seen 1,000 miles from from land, and it Is possible tlmt those sea going crocodiles have given rlso to soa serpont stories. Whon asked for his mnrrlod experience, La Bruyero replied, “Fow wives are so perfect that they do not givo their has* hands cause at least onoo a day to repent of matrimony.” BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises. Bore**, Ulcers, Salt Tlheum, Fe ver Sore*, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cureo Pile*, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give per fect aatlafactlon or money refunded. Prlco 25 cents per box. For sale by H. J. La mar & Sou. am. WELBORND OF TEXAS. Always Gallant nnd Sometime* Drunk, He Gets Into Truirble In Chicago. Robert D. Weiiborne, a Texa/s lawyer, tried 'to .md tttici no” In Boutli Clark «lreet lout night. He put bullets 1;ko Octavius SeSlg, bartender In J. C. Hanson’s saloon. 249 Clafk street, and Nels C. Sund, a youm? drtrk of 1898 Milwaukee avenue. Seivfer waseUiot m the back of the head, the bullet break ing ithe outer plate of fils skull and causing a slight concuaalon of the bra'.ii that may bring serious rctsiilts. Bund wu« punctured In the upper part o(f th» left urm. Welborne halls from HonrleUa, Clay county, Tt XJi*. He ban <*mve i-i t»wn, and be has been Slopping at t?u k llou*l Gmoe, Clark and Jacksom MtreeLs At 7 o’clock the knan from Texas wt-nt into Hanson's saloon arid cPwonHed to Llio wine room* undernea»9h. Th*-re be orderod'a glam of wine. J/t wa« notu » d that ho was arfpeodp laboring uraler a comtderiMe "load.” TTiere were oev- eral go-wiping Wi the plax-e. One of them was SrCvlg, a barkeeper who had lust gone off duty. Tt*w*e cnon were talk* Ing abjut wfiat a nice wine ro-xn Mr. Hanson toad. Soiruibody. wi it 1* re* (xirbii. Mikl it mtm outre a niire eiv>ugh and clean enough place fur a rnan to bring bis wtfe. Weibome took excep tion to that rvurwrk. He insl*te<i on re garding it a* ^-rsjnal. He deeiared loudly r^hat nobody ahould say he w'<sjld bring hto wife Into a oaloon. Ineldenl- aliy he ana-AUu.vd iba»t he was a Ue- U8E HOLME3’ MOUTH WASH. Prepared by Drs. Holmes & Mauon, Dentists, 6Gtf Mulberry Htreot. It cures bleeding gums, ulcers, sore in-nun, aore throat, cleans the teeth and purifies the breach. For sale by all druggists. Coughing. For all the ailments of Throat and Lungs there is no cure so quick and permanent as Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil. ft is palatable, easy on the most deli cate stomach and effective. Emulsion stimulates the appetite, aids the digestion of other foods, cures Coughs and Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, and gives vital strength besides. It has no equal as nourishment for Babies and Children who do not thrive, and overcomes Any Condition of Wasting. SfHdfir Pa.'/tut tn r. .tfi F.nmUtcn. h’U. ScotlSSaan.,N,Y, MUhWfittl. Mc.udtl Wo want to call your attention to a few very in- tere3ting and economic facts, facts that you nnd your friends will appreciate. We arc ofluring A Gentleman’s Gold Filled 15-ycnr Cased Watch for $10. A Landies’ Gold Filled 16-ycnr Cased AVntch for $10. A Ladies’ Solid Gold Diamonds Decorutcd Watch for $20. These three spe- , cinlties nrc mere ly indicators. Wo cun match them on prices in nny lino of Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, etc. D, M. Nelligan, assignee for dins’ll. Solomon, Jeweler. The: Telegraph's : Directory -OF- Representative : Business : Houses OF MAOON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. For advortlalng rates In this column address the business office. S.R.Jaques&Tinsley Co., Geo. T. Harris Co., WIIOLKSALIS Cl 11001.11*. WholAflnleOroc«rs.Or*ln and Provision Doalors, onirs and Bnlosroom, Cornoc Cherry and Fourth Streets, Orororlo* and Provisions. Got our prices on Meats, Lard. JUrne. ote. We will save you monoy. Agent* for Cudahy Bros- Co., Pork Packers, McKay The Tailor woirr& TAIMHCIKCI. That Is up to date la every particular—Fashion, Fabric aud Mako-uo. 9 Orders filled on shortost notice. Happ WfiOLESAliU DIIY Moon*. Wholrmnto J>ry Goods, Foreign nnd Domestic Notions and Clothing* Corner Fourth and Chorry Streets, j bow York OGlco, 412 JJroadwwy, Gopdan & Qadd, INIUrtANCK. Fire, Accident and Plate Olsss Insurance, 45S Cherry 8treot, Representing Htrotig and nellablo Companies. G. 0epnd % (Jo., CDinn-Johneon (Jo, MAKUPACTUKEItt*. Mnnutacturero nnd Dealers In Harness, Raddlery, Leather aud 8hOe FlndlugM. (>, Ilernd Patent Hope Eyn Hnap. 450,452,454 and 456 Cherry Street, Manufacturers, Jobbers nnd Importers Crackers, Candhot aud Confectionaries. 461, 468,470 and 474 Poplar street, EstabHebed ll>78. IMPOttTZCfl* AND WIIULUllAhK DRUdUltTL H v , « A Wo are agents for “Blnlr*« Chloral Thy* . j. isafnap 8$ 5on8. srtta^&sajsrasiBasa If property ueod will provoat lie spreading. Hocommcndcd by physicians wherever It Is known. It. (Johen % go., £■ FOIUR CI)ood*Pea09 go. \VIIOI,F.Sar,VC LiqVORB. L. Mack, iMonager. 4.M Cherry stroet. Wholesale ;uors, Cigars and Tobacco, Dlstlllora Kenneaaw untain Corn Whiskey, FVXiAITLItIC AMD CAHMKTM. All kinds of Fumllure, Carrots, etc. Baby Carrlagea. Prices in touch with tho tunes. S66 SCO Cherry street. Ap(nand It. 0utt8, » AVIIOLE*ALE AHD’llBTAUi COAL. Coal Dealer, , Twenty-elghf years In business. My PHOUtCK AMD COM2II*HIO.V. A. C, Knapp. Manager. WholosaU Com* mlsMlon and Forwarders of Foreign i Georgia Produce (Jo., vanccs made on consignments. ' M -• * PH @. 0. fallen, Georgia PaeHing go., tlo Fruits and Produce. Liberal a*l- vances mode on consignments. 640 PopL PRODUCE, V111)IT AND Vltll, Dealer in and Shipper of Fruits, Prodnco, Fresh Fish and «• 512 Fourth* WIIOLE«A|,E ME ATM. WHOLESALE FI»»4 AMD OYNTKR1 Dopson, (Jlapl^e % Daniel, Wholesale Dealer* in ell kinds of Fresh nml Bait Water FUh. Oysters. Turtle, etc, W0 l'oploc street*