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°<] TWO MARVELOUS CIGARS.O
THE GREAT CIGAR OF THE DAY.
-Grand Republic “Cigarros,” Five Cents Each-
Connection with usual grades sold at 5 cents. Extensively imitated.
Don’t be deceived by counterfeits. “Grand Republic Cigarros’’ (Factory 200, New York), are the FIRST, the
ORIGINAL, and the ONLY GENUINE ALL HAVANA FILLED “CiGARROS.” All others are mere servile
copies of outside looks only. Outside looks are easy to imitate. The ‘‘nut to crack” is the “material ” Our
Cigarros are positively all Havana Long Filler with Sumatra Wrapper of highest grade, addressed to critical tastes.
That nut is too hard for the copyists. They float their poor counterfeits with larger profit to retailers, hoping to hood
wink both retailers and smokers. They know they cannot crack the nut. It don’t suit false teeth, and falsity is falsity,
as truth is truth. All the counterfeits have failed. “Grand Republic Cigarros” sweep all before them.
As leading and responsible manufacturers, we ask the confidence ot the public in the truth of our statements
A GENUINE SURPRISE
GRAND REPUBLIC BUFFOS,
IN
CIGARS.
4 for
Ten Cents.
A Splendid Twenty Minutes Smoke for 2 1-2 cents.
ARE combination of FINE QUALITY with astonishingly LOW PRICES.
No connection whatever with what ar d known as “cheap cigars.”
Something that FASTIDIOUS SMOKERS ARE SURE TO APPRECIATE.
A guaranteed all Havana Long Filler Cigar, with Sumatra Wrapper of fair size, and sufficing for a FULL TWEN
TY MINU1 ES’ SMOKE, at a price EVEN LOVYER than the usual charge for the poorest, trashiest cigar.
Of what other Cigar at the same price can such unusual claim be maintained by a leading, responsible manufac
turer ?
With facilities entirely exceptional for producing stand a high grade Cigars at prices within the reach of all, we
claim that “Buffos” are, even with us, an EXCEPTIONAL EFFORT. Beware of infringements. Their simple
looks and peculiarity of package are easily imitated. Originated and patented by
GEO. P. LIES & CO., Factory 200, 3d District, N Y.
For Sale By All First-Class Retailers.
Wholesale Agents,
COX & CORBIN,
Maeon, Ga.
For sale in Macon by—-II. J. Lamar <Y Son?, Hunt & Taylor, Sol Hog*, John Ingalls, N. I. Bruner, W. II. Jones & Son JW. G. Johnson, Walter Nelson, Brown House
Cigar Store, Brilliant Saloon, N. B.' Johnson, Mike Daly, W. E. Jenkins, J. D. Douglass, F. H. Tharps, Maasinburg & Sons, Rankin A Co, Payne A King, Goodwin A
Small, John C. Holmes, A. Borina A Co., John Valentino, A. F. Jones, Brown House Bar, C. B. Moore, J. W. Johnson, John Hartz, King A Wilder, Thomas Burns, J. G.
McGoirick & Co.
, , CAUTION TO DEALERS AND RETAILERS. . .
We hereby notify the Trade that we will vigorously prosecute all imitations on the
“Grand Republic Cigarros” or Buffos” as regards to style of packages. Red Seal and
veneer package. GEO. P. LIES & CO., New York.
Try Marie Antoinette Grand Repoblie and Wan llanl-llade Havana 10 cent Cigars.
G3S3EE
tVUB.ir AT TWO DOLLARS.
Front* (if Uutclilu.on rlicctl at Uetween
Tlireo nmt Four Million Dollars.
From the New York Times.
CmoAao, Sept. 29.—Two dollars was
scored as the prico f r September wheat
to-day on the hoard of trade, at a session
marked by scenes ot contusion on the floor,
gieit jumps io quotations and the attend
ance of the crowds ot spectators. Old
merchants who had not been on ’Change
for years beforo were there, and, with
other distinguished gue ts, were accorded
the honor of going upon the floor, while
the galleries were packed with people with
more curiosity than acquaintance with
members of the board. But the crowds in
pit and gallery shared similar interests in
the day’s doings—everybody wanted to sco
what B. I*. Hutchinson, who has gradua
ted irom “Old Hutch” to “the Wheat
King” in three days, meant to make the
price of September wheat.
For a time he left them in suspense, but
in the last half hour of the session he made
the price an even §2 a bushel. It was in
this short time that the excitement reached
its bight. A crowd gathered around Hutch
inson’s chair and devoted itself to stirring
hint up. Wrathful shorts who either had
their tribute yet to pay or else were still
sore over the figures nt which tiny had
settled their losses, pressed up to him and
shouted ugly criticisms of his business
methods auil personal appearance. They
were joined in their traJe by others who
thought it a proper time for ioud-voiccd
witticisms. Almost to the very close the
monarch of the situation tuflered himself
to he rnado a general butt for the crowd
end then he weakened. At least he left
Ins chair and started to leave the board.
Hundreds of eager men followed him,
pushing hnrd upon his heels.
The first official quotation on September
was $1.00, and there it hung for hours,
although, aa a matter of fset, $1.50 would
lie nearer the real price of transactions
made up to noon. In the cish crowd a
rushing business was done at times, most
of the wheat being bought at $1.45, though
there was trading at $1.48 and Only
1,000 bushels went at the extreme uo to
noon. At 12 o'clock “Tom” Barrett ofl-red
cars at *1.2.?, bat v after-
ward I.inn was bidding $1.48. *A little
later business in September was being done
at $1.00, and then, in quick succession,
$1.70, $1.76 and $2 were quoted, McCor
mick paying $2 to Hutchinson directly fur
a live thousand bushel lot.
Hutchinson, two minutes befo e the
dose, bought two carloads of cash wheat
»t $2. Seymour, through whom lie made
the purchase, is a big cash wheat man, and
■ little earlier had been paying $1.85 for
«»r lo ». Just before the tap <f the bell
McHenry stood on the edge of the pit and
voci'eronsly bid $2 for September wheat.
I*. W. Wear, standing at his elbow, bid
that for “any pari of 10,000,000 bushels for
September delivery.” At the same moment,
and not ten feet nw»y, Linn offered cash
wheat at $1.15, and'for five minutes after
the gong sounded Henry Parker split the
air with otlera to sell wheat at $1.10 a
bushel The mob about then was uncon-I
•reliable. When McHenry made his $2
hid a great shout went up,' and from then
“0 it was an unbroken yell from hundreds
of throats. IThere was more confusion
than when the Harper deal collap-ed.
Theonly feature lacking to make up as
sensational a closing as that of any cor
ner ever run in this market was the ab
sence of failuris. Not a firm lay down, I
though there were plenty of kickers and
many of the shorts “died hard.” Settle- QKOBOBTOtVN.
ments are said to have been fatrlr liberal p Brtl „„ tnr . „ r „, e nt s)loot!n= j
to day, at from $l.o0 to $1.85, and proha-
hly a few settled at $2 in preference to liti
gating the question. But a good many
undoubtedly tailed to come to time, pre- exciting day in Georgetown. There was a
ferring to trust to an arbitration. The l»rge crowd present, nnd politics was about
short interest unsettled is estimated by the only topic of conversation. A big
some as 1.000,000 bushels, and there is no K‘*ng negroes lined the streets nnd kepi
doubt that there is trouble ahead, for the up considerable disorder. WbUky flowed
old hear party is sourer than it ever was leeely, and the ‘ coon who did not git his
before, and is Growing its teeth. The of- fill can blame no one but luaiself.
fers lo sell, made just us the gong rung, at * n the afterooon a difficulty occured be-
$1.15 and $1.10 wore, of course, made with tween Mr. Ld Harrison ami a negro by
a purpose, fn somo way, too, the official the name of Kphram Grijigs. A negro
reporter failed to notice McHenry’s closing hy the name o! Aaron fernith offered to bet
hid, and made the inside price of the day another negro, bandy Bird, that Gay would
fur September $1 05, hut there is no doubt heat Albritton for the legislature. Bird
that actual transac ione at the last were . was engaged at Foster’s bar, and could not
made at $2. | leave put up the money. He saw Mr.
The aborts made desperate efforts to get Harriion an i asked him to go with Smith
wheal here from other points. One hun-, and deposit,the money with same white
dred cars were brought in from the St.! !““"• Smith wanted to place the motey
Paul road, as many from St. Louie, and m the'hands of a certain gentleman, hut
fifty from Detroit last night, and tales are j Mr. Harriaon said he did not see why any
told that, for the ins,lectors who worked on I other man would not do ts well,
them, champagne flowed like witter, but* While they were talking, Grieg*, who
the receipts were altogether too light to! was standing near, told Smith not to
cut much of a figure, and seemed to show . b®t, as there would be no fairness;
that tho country had been thoroughly ! •*>»> “» “»•> w uld be swindled into the
drained of contract wheat. legislature as wai the case two yean ngo.”
What Hutchinson’s profits arc so far ! Mr. Harrison asked him it he meant to »ay
can only he guessed. Ilis check from the j that his father got elected that way, and
clearing house yesterday was said to reach i l °l u l* 11 ? ‘5f. cap ®;!“ **ow «® b P°k®
$87\000, and altogether the highest eeii- Griggs replied: “I will talk as I —-
nit.tea on his gains run from $3,000,000 to pjeasc.” Mr. Harrison struck him with
$4 000 000. I his list, and the negro returned the blow,
.-peaking of the absence of failures, a ^ striking Harrison _ln the mouth. Griggs
trailer remarked: “If the market bail rie-1 then diw fs-'lj* hi* pocket a huge knife
dined 25 cents instead of advancing $1, i I toW Mr. Harrttuu to coa e on. Two
would have rufne.l half the bulls on the young men who were in a buggv near by,
hoard, and it goes to prove, as has lecn as- | ran t0 Mr- Harrison s rescue. The negro
icrted, thut Hutchinson was gunning for . ?»•«>* **»• joung men. and, breaking
biggsme. He has had’a rod in pickle* i through thecrowd, hurrieddo.n the street
for a lot of these wise bears who have between Albritton’* residence and Crumb-
been getting rich and running the market! ley’s drug store. \\ hen about one hundred
to suit themselves for three or four year/ , Jarda away he stopped, turnedaround and,
and now he has them where they have got drawing a pistol from his pocket started
to settle or play the baby act. This is l*"*- Mr. Harrison saw him, got a mstol
what he intended to do from the start, and ■•“* fi rc " a “ e uegro returned the
I’m glad of it.” lire After the third shot the negro took
In futures beyond September there wss to Ms heels. A crowd followed, but lie
very heavy trading. There was a .tn.ng ouRan them and made good hu escape,
advance until 1 o’clock, December mi.1 at A short while after this fracas two white
sl.Oo, October at $1.03 3-4 nominally, and ">«» 8°‘» * u “ m froctuf hotter sgro-
ftlayai$i.&41. TUdiSC ws: cer V. friends rushed U and separated
$1,031 lor December, and $1.03} for May. ‘hem, not, however, until one of tbeu. L.d
But these hardly counted beside Sept- m- rcetved a cvvere blow in the face.
I Mr. W. \\. biUgerr.ld, Stewart county’s
To day sees the end of the September candidate for the Senate from this district,
deal, as it is the last business day of the •*«* been canvassing in thi*couuty. He
month. On the whole, it has been the wiilg.taf.-w votes, hut Qsltmao will
smoothest deal cv.r carried t> rough on the 8*^ * r using majority for Webster's
hoard. It now remains to be seen what choice, as she ; dieses it is Webster’s tin)*
course the belligrent shorts will pursue. to rhowe I lie Senator. Thete are a nu
This great work of art and the Weekly
Txleorapii for one year will be sent to
any address on receipt of
$1.25.
Iwr of men i i Stewart who will vote for
Webster’s man, and a large number who
are ou ihe fence and who will have noth-
•rii* Incendiary Sanson Opens.
From me IGwUnsvIlfe New. ...... »ro ou .euc ..... woo .
The Kin houw of Allen J. Miller, a g j . _».i .l, _
worthy colored farmer residing seven miles % ' 1 u
Mow Ifawkinsville, was burned at 1 Tills Remains from IllennsrhaMetL
o’clock on Tuesday morning of last week. From the Coorlrr-Journal. Sept. 21.
Allen lost two hales of cotton in ihe seed, 1 Mrs. Julia Bayb ss, rtsidlrg at Clmrlcs-
tl.e seed from ten hales, and a new gin. town, Ind., haa in her possession an ancient
The fire was of inceudiory origi-. . relic which is prized very highly. It i- ..
— • . wooden wine tray, purchas- d at tbe • tie of
The best salve (n'thow'orld* (or* cut*. brulsM. the effects of Herman BleunerhasseU, who
snrii; ulrers, salt rcriim. fever sores, tetter, was connected with the Aaron Burr con-
tl.*pped hands. rhilbUlus, corns and all skin spiricy, and waa compelled to flee from the
^ , S!lA-d ,, ‘usf?a Lntwd , to C l^.°fee n t 0 »ff. Sr ' «« n ‘^ ,0 Fave U ." - The article is two
faction, «r money refnmled. Price 25 c«nU per and one-<|narter feet long bj one and one-
box. For sale by II. J- Lanar it rioa. | half Let in tridth, having an alagant
. " “ 7 | carved border of cherrv wood to prevent
Advice tO MotllCrS. the glass from sliding off. The body of
Krs. tvtaalow’B SoothingHyrupahould alwtTi the tray is of light colored wood, and
wS l n?nwi shows several dark marks, which art* *op-
ihl. I qofUfnt ICC VUU14. alla)l all I H..1, CUrt'fl i . t i . *
*111 oultr. and i* t£0 be*t. remedy foi dlarrhcra 1 posed to have been spilled during the
Hr. • bot'-fa. aeptood-twly j tecret conclaves of tl.c conspirators.
This premium an exact and faithful copy
of Munkacsy’a great picture,
“Christ Before Pilate,”
which has just been sold for over one
hundred thousand dollars, is a fine etched
engraving, measuring 22x28 inches.
In order to bring the picture within the
reach of thousands who cannot we or own'
the original, we offer it at a nominal price
to our readers. The origical picture sat
painted five year, years ago hy ti e great
Hungarian Artist, Munkac-y, as the
supreme effort of his life and art in deal-
iosfn thu spirit of realism with a sacrad
subject, and is one of the must remarkable
and greatest pictures ever painted. The
subject is treated with unflinching realism.
Tho scene is in the “Judgment H.ll," and
the hour “Early in the Morning.” Pilate
iS'Bitting at thc righton his judgment seat,
his head bent in a questioning attitude,
with Christ standing before him. A
heavenly submission is on his face, while
around the Governor’s exalted seat the
Priests are gathered and the High Priest
Catapha* is in the act of accusing Christ
and demanding His death “for announcing
himself as the Sou of God."
Oce conspicuous figure among the mob
is that of a Jew shouting with them,
“Crucify llinij” with uplifted arms, in the
dense in > > which throngs the palace and
pres-, « upon the Human soldiers, one of
whom is holding the crowd back with his
spear.
Below the place where Pila.esits are
the accusing Priests sod other Judean.,
while th« whole picture touches the po,»u-
kir heart in a way that ia simply wonder
ful. It is 1 1
Tie Greatest and Most Im
pressive Religious Picture
Robert Coleman.
John y. Ilirch.
llollver H. Ray
• ir painted, nnd people of all denotuina-
mis should get a copy of it at once at the
’W price at which i. . published.
.It has already been viewed by over dwo
lllion persons, and is »ow visited by
lonsand* daily.
livery family in the land should get or
id fu
copy <>l thin great picture at
ice, which will b? wild or mailed to any
ie, to any addrtao, [.iM-paid, on remit-
’8 tins Hinojnt stated shove, $1.25, for
e picture and the
iLB
f"r one year, or if alaeady a subscriber to
tlie Weekly or Daily, $1 for the picture
only. It is the best premium ever oflered |
for the money.
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tioiflsr} i'jihicISiCs
: 1 rv* b« trlrrn in a cup of ccffitt-or wlthool
ort takingti:|sAbsol«tetj
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uff. •fhs’rth«i>atl*qti*» ino*l.>rat«* drinker or
n alc »!i.sijc Thousand* of drunkard* litre
».*n *3?/- tfr.».rrst<* men who have Uk*n GoMnn
.pevtav !v lit* «r coLt*: without their knowledge,
J fct-dijr !*ellt*we tnevoulf drinking of their own
irri) Mlii. IT Si: VEII FAILS, The ayttcui once
trtiiirrimatrd wliii the it becomes su utter
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Permanently located in the specialty of
venereal. I tut no mercury. Lost man
hood folly reaioretL Female Imgalftrities,
txcxema and poison oak. Cures guaranteed.
Address in contiflence with stamp '>11
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ft tlnsi$ ri/Aftinrn Pnirihinotif.n
t\ L’.Uwl UHi’OiltU UUlllUiuutiuri.
.and NiiKVOfTI dlsordm It rel!»*v« all
languid nnd (oodftf<w of th* «y^-
Um; Ktrfmrthrni the lnt*ll^t, and bodily function*;
tmildjupwom out Nittm t aided I cation* rr-
■tores ImpiUnd or tort Vlfalltv, ar, l brfrxa bacV
youthful utrenrth end ?l*or. It is pleaiaiit to tbe
ta<fp. an l awl reeuUriy t raealhf >>Mciu
Ur* depri v ing Influt nee of Malaria.
Priro— ft OO i«er Bottle «*f 'i4 mine#*.
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TULANE UNIVERSITY DOUISANA.
(Formerly, im7-lssi.the Uoirenitjof LoiifUna
Ita atlvnnU*for practlf tf In^trin tfon. and
especiallyiuthe41»ws— ot Ihe s.mi.weat. are
ancoualed, as the lew israrss (• tMbnudant
material from tl: iri.at fharut . ■ -fitui, witk
. 1" Mini jo.i**) p.iti* ul- annually. Stu
dent* have no hospital f- • > t<> !•*>. mu.I HjHx-fal
instruction is daily clvt fi nt tin- la dnitie of the
alefe, as Id no other institution. For catalogue*
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