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8 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1908 Fresh Eastman Films Velox Paper, Etc. j~ Just received new shipment Kodaks and supplies. fWe carry all models of Brownie Camera* and East- maos Kodaks. Have on hand, now, a few Extra Good Plate Cameras (not Kodaks) at a Bargain. KODAKS AND BOOKS FOR RENT McEVOY’S 572 Cherry St. Most Excellent ' Is Ferris Boneless Bacon, sliced thin and even. Wo get two to three times as many slices out of n pound as year cook can cut We also slice Ham and Smoked Beef. Phone 26 for ovorytliing good lo cat. Flournoy Grocery Co. Only Goffoo Roaaters in Macon, Qa. The Welcome Glow of the CITY BLIND TIGER ORDINANCE UPHELD BY COURT OF APPEALS OIClelON RENDERED IN CASE OF IKE BASH INSKI—LOCAL CITY COUNT REVERSED—WHAT Notification that tha «tal« court of tj ..Mis had randar.d It* deolalona la t cum of U. Baahlnakl Vi. th. racordefa court st Muon »nd Buhlnskl ttata waa raclvcd by Attornaya John It. Cooptir. Mlntcr Wimberly «t Jm Uar- rl Aftmmiy ,> ilarrU mud. th. followlnf statement: "A* w« understand It. th* court up holda th# 'blind !lf#r' ordinance, of tit# .... ' so city council of Afacon, under which Ba ri.fnski waa convicted, but order* that be b# reaentenred. with modification of the sentenre. Our contention that th* reoorder could not Impose jail, chalngang and fin* sentences In on* case, but la iiilred to five tha defendant an alter requ.— ... .... native. la sustained. Th* sentence fsoo. «0 day* In jail and three month* on th* chalngang impoaed on Baahlnakl by Recdrder Urquhart In therefor# re- voked, and a new aantenca muat b# given. A a th# caaaa of Jean# Brartmro. Jan ues, Comellua O'Connell. Will and thirty caaaa from Savannah wera consolidated with tba Baahlnakl case. aach Electric Light Is hospitality in itself. -If your residence is not wired let us show you how small the ex pense really is. Its conven ience will repay you in short time, and when onco installed '" v you will wonder how you ever managed to d<? without it. Macon Railway & Light Co. A Beautiful Mantel Jn your home I. no lonf.y s ntallrr of tedious work and blu oipcn... Tou con oom# her. *nd pick one risk! out all roody to put up. Tou o*n E«t • nytblnic ol.o In mill work too. Orlll work, n.w.l po.t., ralllnw. lulmtor., columns and a hundred other things. Have a look at them and ... how you ran save both lima and money. WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO., 457 Third St., Macon, Ga. DR. WOOLLEY’S SANITARIUM and all ieehrltty end drug OPIUM and WHISKY^^a^ niffrH n«. lumfort of piiliBlicmhllr looktd alter. A home- ttested without shock ir, A home* I I jllraly ma from any hatmfal result*. Our Ihlity y««rt' eipc rltnro ihowi tho# dlaesaf. tie curable. IXieols al»o ttested at their hottiea Oar hook. of pat titular* fr*a. Ad4m» Dr. B. M. Woolley Ca.AtlMlA UK. ilkt pleasant eentlaftiM — not • prison. SEND YOUR ORDERS TO Sam Weichselbaum & Mack P. O. Box 163 Jacksonville, Fla. The Mack Boys will give them prompt and careful attention. Note the following. All express prepaid: *11 Jug, 4 quart a .........11,08 all Jug. 4 quart* fill Mount Vernon Rye. 14.00 gall. Jug. 4 quart* 14.10 Om Chocs Ky*. *6 00 g*U. Jug. 4 quarts 11.60 AjuieMuii Co. Bourbon, four quarta 14 00 Whit# Mill., bottted In bond, four quarts 94 ko U-»sa ««. four quart* tl.Of Fla k Ubt-L four quarta .....11,60 * jwtvr oil Com. fout quarts..*. * 94 00 These aro only a few of our many good things. Send ns a trial order. All the standard brands of BEER at lowest prioas. Write for price list. SAM WEICHSELBAUM & MAOK, ronwiinaicq wun ini i)n»iiinnni wui of th*m r*o*lvea tho b«n*flt of thui de cision. and In all of them th* defendant muat b* reaentenred. Thla decision ala* mean* that In the event of future con- vlctlona In th* recorder's court, wher* an alternative sentence I* Imposed, th* city court has no authority to direct r writ of habeas corpua to releaae tha da- fandant from the city chalngang. The recorder'# eantenc# will b* aupremo, and lh ''TTt#*lnterpreta?lon o^llie 'Mind tiger* ordinance and the state prohibition law yr th* court of appeals make* * dlatlnc* lion without a difference. For Instance, lion without a dlfferenc*. For Instance. It waa contended thai In th* event of conviction In the recorder's court a da-[ fendnnt could not b« convicted In the city court for the asm# violation, bug W. ,ra ference Ir the two law*—the ordinance pro rid a# for punishment where convic tion la made for keeping Honor for sale, where## th* Mate lew provides for pun ishment In the event of conviction f< ■eplng liquor In plana of bual An regards the Individual case of Ra- shlnskl. which waa tried last June, th* city court la reversed. Thla la flnaf derlalon Imposed In thla raao Was of 6750, two month* In Jail and —lontha on the gang." The following cases have been * * vi< before the recorder for violations of and the Ike Baahlnakl Ike Pnshlnskl O'Connell , O'Connell *00.00 R0o.no 100,00 . _ .... 110.00 will I.aster 109,90 Will lister IKtv.pn Mary Bontt 100.00 Parlus Mims 1K0.00 ** Cassidy (pa Id) IKO.eo Napier (paid). A. Binds (paid)... 100.00 Totftl fines... Will Jaauea nnd Jere Rcarboro given 00 dare each W ■ .tt.ioo.oo co war* the gang with- vtlege <>t nayfn* a line. U» the privilege of nayfn* a fine. „ jOf the total amount. H.7R0 la held up by th* oourta. Deducting th* amount In th* O'Connell ceee. the amount the city la due by reason of the decision of yes terday. provided that In re»enteneln* »h* same fines are Iniposod. will be 11,100. pi Report of the Oiclalon. Th*. following la the lama. itory from At- fnor* of the de- isd In th* tel*- It not only gives ... clslon than was contained i .. ... . . .. „ gram to Mr. Cooper, but It brings out bride, who other questions In another case, but all — - ~ - bearing on the violations of the prohibi tion law: ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct. 11.-Decision* rors try 1 that add considerable to th* existing ter- for Mind tiger* were handed down th* state court of appeals today. ■ that of Ike Bashlnskl. from Me- con. n sentence. Imposed hv Mayor A. L Miller, to pev a fine of 9600. work ninety daya on the chalngang and spend sixty daya In prison, waa In part sus tained. although for th* aom* offense th* defendant we# tried and fined 91.400 In the dtp court. Th* conviction Wfia sanctioned. . itenced. Bv thla decision, which controls In a variety of c*e*a appealed from different Georgia cltl*a. — - ...as. muntelnai ordlnancea making It an offense punishable hv heavy tine or Imprisonment to keep Intoxicat ing liquors for tho purpose of Illegal sale are declared valid and binding, also that evidence showing auch to hava been sold Is sufficient to convict for a viola tion of auch an ordinance. ... _ case entitled Jenkins vs. the Blot*, appealed from the city court of La Orange, the courts define* the mean ing of "at" In the phraee of th* prohi bition law. saving that no Intoxicating Honor* shall be kept "at their place of bualnees." "The phrase, 'at their place of bual- ness.' ” aave th# court, "appearing In the general prohibition statute of 1*47. In cludes In Its meaning tha Immediate room nr Mace In which the business In question I* conducted: also any nearby ment upstairs ware found several dray loads of various kinds of liquors. It la hald by th* court of appeals that It was a question for a Jury to decldo as to whether or not these rooms ^ to be considered aa a part of hla pla< business. "A nearby room which a person uses In connection with th* bualnea* cr~ ducted by him In hla regular place business la a part of hla place of busi ness within th* purview of tha general prohibition statute." aaya the court. In th* caa* under consideration Judg* Hodges charged the Jury upon one phase of the case. thRt If Baahlnakl. after Jan- nary I. loot. In Bibb county, had kept on hand at any place any liquor (wheth er at hla regular place of business or not) for the purpose of selling It and did sell In any quantity whatever any Intoxicating whatever any Intoxicating liquor he would be guilty of the offenee of keeping liquor at hla place of busi ness—that I* toaay, one sale would con vert the place where the sal* waa mad* Into a place of business. The court of appeals held tbl* to h&vo been an error, saying: ' If a person should make a practice of selling liquor Illegally at a fixed place that place would thereby become hla place of business: but a single sale of liquor, or even sporadic sales, will — Ipso facto, convert the place where aale occurs Into the seller*# place of bual- nesa In accordance with th# meaning of the prohibition act of 1*07." In the first Bashlnskl cate. In w the legality of police court fines la tnlned. the opinion prevail* In one - — from Griffin and twenty-four from Sa vannah. In the Jenkins case* Involving th* R caning of "at" the court express** the tendon of keeping an open mind until enough demonstrative cases appear to set forth a clear situation before ruling definitely on the questions Involved. Judge Powell wrote the opinions. Society (Continued from Page Three.) In. Jr., occur- wedding on o’clock A the parents. College Lovely Afterpoon Affair Waa Griffith- Martin Wadding. The marriage of Miss Marcella Griffith ... and Mr. William K. Martin. Ji A fine red at a beautiful home three Tuesday afternoon at 4 residence of the bride' tried and Mrs. W. I>. Grlf f the street. The decorations wore beautiful and elaborate-throughout the houar- Tho re ception hull had the appearance of a woodland l»ower. branches of exquisite autumn leave* nnd great clusters of black eyed Rusans forming an effective decoration. The drawing room, where the cere mony took place, waa In white and C een. palms grouped In the corner# and fore tho hey window forming an altar Of green, with which were mingled clusters of white rosea and chrysan themums. arranged In cut gluss vast* on marble pedestals. The same pure white flowers werw hanked on tho man tel with mnlden-halr-fem. and were used all about the apartment. The two bridesmaids. Misses Malzle and Marlon Griffith, led the bridal pari ity. who entored to the strains of the wedding march. They wore whit* ehlf- Ifon cloth aults. combined with bands of white astln, and carried bouquets white rosea tlsd with white tulle stream- Imcssallne combined with real lac*, and carrying, bridesmaid Ith her father. Mr. W. D. Griffith, who gave her away. PThey were met by the groom and hla best man. Dr. Robert Martin, of gavan*i nah. nnd as the bridal party took poel- E ^lons before him. Rev. Troy Beatty, of manuel Church. Athens, began the Beutlful Kplscopal marriage ceremony, making them huahand and wife. The bride wet more than usually love ly In her wedding gown, a princess* one, of white mesealln* satin nnd real lace, the graceful figure enveloped in the misty full* veil which fell to the.hem of her gown, and waa caught to the coif fure with lilies of th* valley. Instead of I the bouquet of bride roses, she ra«Tl*a a white nraver hook, with marker show-i •red with valley lillea. Immediately after the ceremony an InN formal reception wx* held for the bridal Party *nd a few out-of-town guests. Th® bridal table had a handsome cover o Venetian lace, amt In the center a tali isllverurn was filled with large, fluffy. WOMAN’S TOBOGGAN ill U Wi (i ake CARDUI Weakness, Debility, Collapse. says: “I believe I ■would Have Heen in my grave, if I had not taken Cardui. Some years ago, I took cold at my period and Down the toboggan of weakness, debility and finally collapse, thousands of women slip, every year, until at the bottom, they have become nervous and physical wrecks, .without health, without strength, without beauty, without everything. You can put sand on the slippery track and stop your mad slide down, by taking Cardui—at least so say thousands of other ladies .who have used it, and they ought to know. At tho least sign of weakness, such' as lose of appetite, loss of flesh, loss of color, tired feeling, sleeplessness, nervousness, and other symptoms of delicate health, take Cardui. For all forms of female pain, like Headache, side ache, pains in limbs, dizzy feelings, dragging- down sensations,—all symptoms of female de bility,—take Cardui. This gentle, harmless, purely vegetable, medi cine for women, has heen pronounced the best of all remedies for women of all ages, suffering from any of the common disorders peculiar to their sex. So writes Mrs. Eva Bashore, a well-known young lady, now of North Manchester, Ind., who became irregular. I doctored for several months, without re lief, and got so I could not get out of bed ’ without help. Somo months later, an abs cess began growing inside me, and after taking doctors medi cine .without relief, two doctors held council and said the only hope for me was an operation. "I dreaded an oper ation, so I began to take Cardui, and in ten weeks I gained 25 pounds. When I began to take Cardui, I could scarcely walk across the floor. Now I am well, and work every day. I have taken only two teaspoonfuls of medicine in the last six months, and that was for neuralgia, so you can see I am in good health. I am in better health than I have heen for two years, and cannot say enough for Cardui.” Try Cardui. You can get it at the nearest drug store, with full directions for use. It will help you, as it has helped so many others. Take CARDUI LL 5 white chrysanthemum* In their I .. areen frtllace. Silver candelabra held Iwhlte candles under white silken shades, overlaid with silver filagree a.id all th*l cakes. Ices, candles, etc., emphasised 'the white and »reen motif.' Mr. and Mr*. Martin left on the live •clock train for a wedding trip north thdlr return will and east, and home at 3KA College street. Meeting of Current Topics Club. The Current Topic# Club held their first meeting of the season on Monday — BEDINGF1ELD & CO. (Incorporated) EDWARD LOH, President. Formerly of Macon, Ga. The names imply that everything bought hero is the highest grade of all standard whiskies, at lowest prices Rond us your orders which will reeeivc prompt at tention. Write for Catalog 29 W. Forsyth St. P.O. Box 1098 Jacksonville, Florida room or place used by llw proprietor In connection with the business or In eueh relation to the actual place of business aa to tndtoat* that the nearby n*om. compartment, etc. la a convenient place which the proprietor would probably pee for keeping therein liquor* as h* mlaht “uniW dalff to furnish others for the purpoee of tnducln* trade or for keening there* In llnuors Intended for unlawful eale un der cover of tha huslnesa carried on la the main place. The preposition **t; hat a great relativity of moaning, ' £“**!!*_ ^ • h * i tercatlng account of her summer trtp to the carrying on of *orx* form oT^md* I?-YW?!* 08 tt !^ fn •hpre, after carrying .. —mierce' Jenkins had a email —- .... — Grange and the liquor waa found In a hack room partially cut off from th* k * partition. lie waa con- lattng the prohibition law, room partially cut main store * vlctcd of ’ and the earn# Is sustained. Th* Bashlnskl can* and the others of Ilk* kind ta the moat Interesting of th* lot. as city onJInsnces. passed for the direct purpose of municipal authorities In giving the state officer* aid tn en forcing the prohibition and prevalent tn nearly all th* cltlee of the *tat* *re sustained. It had been argued that to try a pervon for an offense tn a police court and then for the same often** In a state court constituted two trials for th* *am* offense. However, th* slat* court of appeals holds that a alncl* act may constitute two separate and distinct In the Baahtnahl caa* th* city court •Id that th* police court penalty .bad been Illegal on the ground that the cltv'a charter did not give authority tor th* adoption of such an ordinance. Thl* opinion t* reveraed by th* higher court. wbi, h. order*, however, that the defend- t be re sentenced, and only on* pen- ipoewL .. .... •-•.erestlng * ch the def« There waa another against Bashlnskl. In which th* defense took an appeal from the city court of Central City as »Mli ro-tsunwit In the HIIVIRPWVlVdnii and eating Plata. Xt eras raided hr the police, and in a rear room, downstair*, and mam bed room nnd another adjoining si dellcfcm Lira tins bevtr- Mb prepared of the best Malt and Hop*. Contain* no chemicals or pre- er nations-delightful tn heelibful In *ff * fountain* and afternoon at half after three o'clock at the rcaldenco of Mrs. Mallary Taylor. It waa the tv-organlxatlon meeting and waa alno held for the president to appoint delegates to attend the meet ing In Vnldoeta next month on the 15. 14 and 17*. though this was not defi nitely settled. Mr*. Mallory had charge of the pro- by Mrs. Henry Wortham who has cently returned from abroad, giving a charming description of the auto trip of herself and party through England, Scotland, Ireland and also through th# lovely chateau country of Franco with which the members of the club were delighted. Mrs. Taylor also gave a moat In- which the meeting adjourned without deciding on the next place of meet ing, Thla will be given later through a notice In the papers. Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Minton Leave for Texas. Mr. nnd Mr*. J. F. Minton and lit- tie daughter. Eleanor, leave this aft ernoon for their future home In Hous ton, Texas, wher* other member* of the family hav* preceded them. They will atop over In Atlanta for the night with Mr. and Mr*. Kugene Ftnkenaur who have recently moved there from Macon, and on Thursday leave for New Orleans, where they will apend Fri day. going on to Houston that night. rver: admission of 10 cents will be charged to see It nnd threo prizes will bo given, ono for tho prettiest dressed doll, one for the 'largest doll, and on* for the prettiest decorated carrlago or go cart, and they hope to hav* a great many compote for these. Mrs. Neill* Kean Troutman will be at King A Ollphant'a store on Thursa day-from 3:90 to 4:30 in the afterl nobn to receive the name* of all who wish to take part In it. and enter the I names of applicants, and on Friday, Saturday and Monday one of tho King's |Daughters will b«* at the drug atore at We are making a run on Lumber Mill Blocks at $1.25. Get a supply as the price will soon advance. Redmond-Massee Fuel Co. Phones 100 and 223. Atlanta, G*., October 22-23—Southern Railway Official Rout* of Camp R. A, Smith, No. 434, and Camp Macon, No. 1477. Tho Southern Railway has been se lected by the Macon Veterans aa the official route to Atlanta and return ac count of oockaion aa above. Special vestibule coaches for the accommoda tion of the veterans and their friends will be attached to Southern train leaving Macon 7:35 a. m., Thursday, October 22. arriving Atlanta 10:40 a. m. Returning special coaches will he attached to train leaving Atlanta 5:30 p. m. Friday, October 23. arriving Macon 1:30 p. m. Tickets on aale October 31. 22 and for morning train* 23d. final limit Octo her 34th. Round trip rate from Ma con 91.01. For further Information apply to G. R. PETTIT. T. P. A., Sou. R. A. NI8BET. Com, Camp R .A. Smith. A Manhattan Cock-Tail For entertaining or a beverage before meals there is no drink so much in favor. It at once creates an appetite, and aids digestion. The following mixture makes an ideal Man hattan Cock-Tail—a few dashes of Angostura Bitters, equal quantity of CLARKE’S PURE RYE and Vermouth stirred in chipped ice. Clarke’s Pure Rye is the one whiskey that is ideal for cock-tails, be cause it is pure and palatable—it’s splendid qualities are known all over the world—aged and bottled under the supervision of the United States Government. 9 12. Full Quarts, 12.00 delivered For sale by most dealers throughout the world, and all dealers in Chattai noogs, Tenn., and Jacksonville, Fla. If yours refuses to supply you write us Hr- BESOM TAKES ALL-AGE HANDICAP AT EMPIRE CITY KM ordini PIRE CITY, N. Y.< Oct. 31—An off at Afternoon Party for tho Neighborhood Oridgo Club. Mr*. Granville Connor, Jr., enter tained the Neighborhood Bridge Club this week at a moat enjoyable after noon party, and a dainty course of refreshment* followed an Interesting game, which waa played In the long drawing room, decorated with vases of beautiful garden roa*a and chry santhemums. Thoae playing were Mias Ayr**. Mr*. S. H. Perron. Mrs. Gran- xtlle Connor. Sr.. Mr*. Gregory. Mr*. Harry Robert. Mr*. T. O. Chestney. Mr*. John Moore Walker. Mrs. Piercy Chestney. Mias Mavbelle Flanders nnd Mrs. Connor. Jr. Giv«n Under Auspices Daughter*. An Interesting and charming fea tore of fair week to the small people *n»! hundreds of their older friends n* well will be the Doll Parade to be given under th.- auepK'e# of the Vine* vllle King's Daughters. The day has not been decided on yet Pen he soHl e. da but will be soon, and due notice will KJ* r*f. wh * r « be given throuah the papers. dutra ]U?*Aua^teaaaa^' b^Luro li B j&li Tb * «« “Happy rafn. WwJ teraX- aad viU doubtless be particl- ' TU jMvTvoTofTWlwt In by number of small Try It. 1 gWa. with theTr >nY*ile*t doll*, out In 4 their dn«s*. carriages and go-carts, oad Umpire City, today. Chief Interest centered In tha all-age handicap at six furlongs, which resulted In a factory for-Bcaotn, after a hard drt through the stretch with Art Sumhiarles: First race* two years, selling, six Troos furtonga:, Jcqnette M^ won; ■■I ...,.wnniP nun, iiwi Temp, aecf .i i; Belle of the Ball, third; TBnjft Second hacq, three years, non win ders sine* September 1, adllng. mil* and 79 yards; Dixie Hlmmeil, won; Gvlconda. second; Malaga, third. Tim* 1 * Third race, two years, non-wrnnara of 91.099, sty furlongs: Wise Mason, won; Garland, second! Siskin, third. Time 1:13 3-9. Fourth race, all age*, ntx furlongs: Besom, wen; Arondaek. second; Royal Onvx. third. Tim* 1:13 9-5. Fifth ra>.v three-yvar-olda and up. Whip Top, won: Faust. , Up _ Fancy Lard, third. Time 1:41. ^ ___ race, four-year-olds and up, seillng. mile and thro* sixteenths: Barter*, won; Coat or *Arma, second; Ivanhoc. third. Tim* 2:91. Would Mortqaq* the Farm.’ * . A farmer on Rural Route 5, Empire, Ga* W. A.* Floyd by name, says: "'Buckien'a Arnica Solve cured the two »orft eore* 1 ever saw; one on my hand an one on my leg. It la worth rnrtr.' than Its weight In gold. I would ^ * vtthbot It if I had to mortgage Sfc'v ° nl3r > not 1 drug store. Clarke Bros. & Co. PEORIA, ILL. ’ •: The Largest Distillers in the World. j JIM GRIGGS TALKS TO GEORGIA VOTERS SHOW* IMPORTANCE WHY EVERY DEMOCRAT SHOULD VOTE ON NOVEMBER 3. tcratic national campaign. Congreaa- Griggs issued an addrasa to tha the tmportane* of a very democratic vote telng polled.. Judge Griggs’ address fol- Mr. Bryan, him- campaign for president didata for president; .— BOLT, insist that 1 can be of eom* service to the party for the remainder of the campaign in other states, and I wired them yesterday that I would report for duty on tha 22nd Instant. This makea It necessary for me to leave here tonight, and I shall not be able to get hack to district until election day. .1 had In- led and desired very much to visit every county tn the district before th* election on Nor. 8, urging upon our dem ocratic friends th* necessity of turning it on that day. Tha Georgia Law. Under the Georgia ’aw (he candidate carrying the »?ate must receive a ma jority of all th# votes cast. That la to say, th ithis Tivtansa. If Mr. Bryan gets th. •fcrtw.l’vat. cr an rtf. h. rr..:«l re- I eaira more rotas than a-’l the candidates romWned. If you will think tor yvuraalf tu»t for a moment it will be vary clear; to you that.ta <*.,-» this Mr. Bryan must! re* a* taa*t TftHi mn. This ha can- u th*' democrat* turn cut. tall to receive thla vote the election cf electors will be thrown In tt*i and an extra aisslnn or wu:«* J would have toj^ for thi* many ae to the validity of auch action. and I'therefore beg of you lo lay aside business long enough to go to the polls uydyk. w; — SHIPPING NEWS iryan secure the necessary were not for the call for my nn.! n*Ip Mr. services In other states I would hav# been able to visit ell of the counties of thla district before election, and I then could have explained this to you In person* Mr. Bryan’s Chance*. ■Thenews I get from democratic head] SAVANNAH. Ga., Oct. 31—Arrivedn Steamer* City of Columbus, Burg, Bos ton. Cleared: Steamers Lodovlca, (Aut.), Petranlch. Barcelona, Genoa and. Trieste; Den of Kelly, (Br.), Thomp- quartera and some aon. Hamburg and Bremen. Sailed: Steamers Merrimack. Pratt, tine chance of election, and It would be a source of life-long regret to most of us . iellure to turn out on ly, he should fall of being elected president on account of the loss of Georgia's electoral vote. You understand, of course, that the present national house of representatives will canvass and count the vote* of the states. Tha present Philadelphia; Imogen, (Br.), Edward. Havre; schooner Grace D. Buchanan. Harrington, Brunswick. houa* Is republican, and If on a teebnt- they should be able to declare th# republican nominee elected -they would not fall to do so. Let ua all turn out. nnd settle th* matter positively for Qeor- Thanking you for an your kindness to ma tn the past and assuring you that I stand ready, at all times, to serve your Interests In whatever way I possibly can. sincerely yours, Dawson, Ga. V ■*» i-niiaceipni J. M. GRIGGS. Baltimore. CHARLESTON. S. C.. Oct. 21— Arrived: Steamers Onondaga, Chiches ter, Boston, and proceeded for Jack sonville; schooners Anna R. Bishop, Bowen, New York; Perry Setzer, Blake Philadelphia; Crescent, Mehaffey, New York; Lull!* Ll Pollard, Powell. Fer- nandlna, bound for New York, put In for harbor: Madeline Cooney, Rlsiey, Jacksonville, bound for Philadelphia, put In for harbor. Sailed: flteamer SoAforcfla, Stewart. Liverpool: Huelva, Tamlln. Philadelphia; Theodore Weems, Hall, A Perfect 1 Dentifrice Whitens the teeth, presents the gums,perfume* tin breath and proventc decay-that's Meade & Baker’s Oarbolio Mouth Wash | i \ You There la grate queitioo la Lh* minds of j An antiseptic mouth wash wtth pleasant, fragrant Uses Your druggist, 25c, 50c, 91.00. •TAIJ, . - MOBILE. Ala.. Oct. 21.—Arrived: Schooner General Whitlnr, Crooks, Cardenas. Cleared: Steamer Helen, CNor.), Stavnem. Puerto Crotez: schooner Henry Crosby. Heagan. San Juan. taaJtaswtiy. JWvjtm, vma nows vs van, 1 Yamal's Katraet at OiMt Ml Oapa*e in Tg ' _ OAPIULII. . Tha>■#«<■» r ' ill nji aesiOl H. J. LAMAR A ca. ,1, —, ... « by »« tnm Tin L Tarrant Ca, 44 0.4.14 aU Maw VM.