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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION". ATLANTA. GA.. TUESDAY OCTOBER 7 1884.
ONLY
Loc
AND WJ1
And haven't we stirred them up!
the friends of the people, we give
yj TO THE
Each day our force has become
search of haigains become greater
stand point,
The leaders and Controllers of the
Wc wear the calm smile of con
tion with amused surprise.
The human tide has left its old chan
the view of the people its empty
amidst the rocks and at the mercy
with such terrific effect from 97
Its slumbers was the Rip Van Win
big profits. It was a bright Monday
tltsto
Were thrown wide to the public and
a consternation! Competition viewed
gradually flashed to their minds that
days ofbig profits had passed, and
The people to day sec the dilTer-
houscs that sell on thirty minutes,
the scarce commodities and for
that they cannot afford to pay the
by time houses is to meet bad debts,
us you came in the hour of darkness
proclaim themselves our friends, but
Read our Sledge-Hammor Prices
for this week.
TWO W
ated in Ma
AT A. VI
Now, when too late, they cry for
no quarter and proclaim war to the
VICTOR BELONG THE SPO
more numerous and better drilled
and our sales counthigherand high-
97 Cherry Street,
Dry Goods and Carpet Market ol
???SUBLIMELY???
scious supremacy, and like the vie
BUT WHAT A CHANGE ! '
nel in wiiich it flowed for lo these
course. We see the crafts left high
of the equinoctial storms of the Sep-
Cherry street. For years the retail
kle repose. In its sleep was ever dis
morning to the people of Middle
jsris ??&s oli
their prices proclaimed in plain fig-
thc situation with surprise, and after
this was the nineteenth; century,
as the Raven would say could be
NEVER MORE.
cnce between low prices for ft he
thirty days, thirty weeks and thirty
every dollar they want its worth,
debts of others, for they now realize
Tile people appreciate our pluck,
and displayed to us the light of wis-
too late. Th I faint echoes of their
OUR PRICES TELL.
And the People tell our Prices.
om in. II Mini cent iIh*vhgoods f* the
dvr of I lit 1 MBi- aim! our double width C???-txIimeriM
in nil the color*, at Ifte, sets competition to think*
^K) o*>ia of Uluichlng. equal to Wamiutta In
worth Pc.
Just weired 10 bale* of Sea Inland at 854?, worth
10 rent*.
600 Co ml* Inst opened and will !>o offered at
prloea that will astonish you, from tho cheapest
to the finest made.
3LjfSTO
Leaders and Controllers of the
Millcdgcvillc.
TAL
RELIAB
lii fart onr dn *n t'oraU, allk and velvet depart
ment* is one we Ink* great pride In.
A*k to h-c our 12-inch all mud Cashmere in all
new diailc* at fiOr. worth 7ft.
A*k to *cu our 42 inch all tenot Osshmero at 72???4
and 7ft cents. All tho fsslilnnnblo shade* worth
A few of those Jerseys kit iu amall sixes at $1???
Mhses and ladle*' shoes from the beat manu
facturer*.
IftO dozen ladle* hemstitched Handkerchief*, In
???lain and colored border* nt 10,12)4 and 1ft cent**
in to the fine*! hw??) below their value.
We carry the hau<iM??inc*t line of black Mourn*
lug Goods ever la-fore seen lu this market.
uxraB oxjI
Dry Goods ami Carpet market, 97
Est
Portable and
BOILE
CORN
Modern in D
??? For Special
TAL*
BOTT & S
LE MAC
EEKS
con,
CTOR Y
peace. But there is no peace. As
bitter end.
ILS!
lor the campaign. The crowds in
tr. We view the situation from our
Middle Georgia,
torious General, we view the situa
many years, and to-day lies bare to
and dry in the commercial channel
tember prices that has been born
Dry Goods trade ol Macon slept,
played a vision of high prices and
Georgia, when the doors of
INTjEjI
ures. But what an awaking! What
considerable thinking the truth
the age of progress, and that the
practiced on the people
cash and the big profits charged by
years time, and as money is 011c of
and have come to the conclusion
that the extra percentage charged
.our vim and our energy, and say to
dom. Now, when too late, others
cry has grown dim.
Full Hup of black Cash inert** from 4254. all wjoI,
g, Hhtida, Ottoman Mourn-
40 cents to 91.:i7>4cpcr yar I
Hilkat FI per yard Ls the
liAMlfMiuM *llk In tlio (illy.
Our liht< k Bilk at f I per yard is said to be a* goo I
k Aliy In the market at ??1.25.
Flaili and brocaded Velvets nt 02)4, 73, 8754.
Our Carpet Department.
i Mill on the I mom, and we propose to kcop at the
ead of all competition. This week our forces have
Inin kept busy filling orders. When you visit our
???tore don???t fall to oxnmiue our Carpet Depart
merit. We have carpets at 125*. 1ft. 2ft, ftO, 7ft, SI.
|1.2ft, and Sl.ftO per yard, and a bcnutilul lino ol
Rugs and Crumb Cloths.
Polite attention given to all, whether they pur
chaacor not.
isnes
Cherry Street, Macon, Griffin , and
ablished. 18
S. S. PEG RAM,
Statio n a ry
RS, SAW M
AND WHEAT
esign and O
Catalogue and rPric
O T T db
Manager.
ON???S
HINERY.
WOOD & BOND,
(E3TABLI8 I I1KD 1831.
1ST ext to Lian ier House,
MACON, GEORGIA.
FURNITURE & CARPETS.
s Oldest House in the City.
GOODS THE BEST! PRICES -LOWEST!
Georgia Rye.
IF YOU WANT
RYE
Grown in Middle Georgia
Superior for seed in this climate to all others
BARLEY, GRASSES, CLOVER
pure fresh acclimated garden or field seed
kind, uddreM,
SOUTHERN SEED CO.,
SEED GROWERS, - - MACON, GA.
Rogers & Winn
Candy and Cracker
Manufacturers,
Macon, Ga.
1IIIH IS THE LA ROESI AND MOST SUCCES3- J
ful establishment of the kind In the sonth, they
make the purest Caudles and best Crackers man*
ufnetured in Georgia, and sell to the trade at prices I
that defy competition. A trial will sostaia these j
farts.
The firm employ a large and skillful force of
hands. Their kakem are par'excellence in tho |
business. The candy wor ca surpassed.
The establishment is kep ur>usly cleau and
ever}thing coimcctcd wit It hi first-class. Pat
ronage extended to the firm will receive prompt I
attrition. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. .They
keep a number of rc^scntative travelling i
constantly on the road who are placing large
quantities of goods throughout the atate and
rapidly extending their trade into Florida and
Alabama. Tlielr gooda never looso their popu
larity and flue quality wherever thoy are known
and used.
Try the light running and noiseless
NEW NO. 8
Fefore buying any other. It hss no noisy shuttle
to make it run heavy nnd thereby cause danger to
health. Bond for circular and terms.
AGENTS WANTED.
_ Jrcss,
Wheeler & Wilson MTg Co.
ATLANTA, GA.
FOR SALE.
T70R THE NKXT N) DAY WE OFFRIt T1IK
X 1 itichruond house in Gainesville, Ga., nt
tl.fiOO. It I* a three-story brick building with forty
???t... - ??..??????? ent, w j||j wiijo veranda*,
Carteruville, which will connect nt tho Air-Line
depot, only a few steps oiT, renders this offer a rare
bargain. COX & WORKNO.
Real Estate Agents, Gainesville, Oa.
DR. WM. ABRAM LOVE
and
DR. THOMAS D. LOVE,
INFIRM A RY???Women's and Children's Diseases
No. 183 Whitehall Street. Tclepbono No. 430.
LIFE GOV. A. H. STEPHENS
39.
Engines and
ILLS,
MILLS. -
onstruetion.
ces Address
*
SS OJKT???Si
MACON, GA.
Geo. W. Burr
China, Crockery,
Glassware, Plated Ware,
Lamps, Cutlery,
Tin Ware and House-Furnishing
Goods.
FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
GERMAN,
???AND???
AMERICAN
CROCKERY.
N E
G. W. HOWARD,
Barnett, Ga.
HEADQUARTERS
WEDDING and
BIRTHDAY
PRESENTS,
BRONZE
, 3 S second st??? | poSTIC STATIONERY.
Macon, Ga,
J0HNS0N&LANE,
io7 and log Third Street,
MACON.
Hardware, Bailding Material, Billing Iron,
STEEL,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Gus, Pistols ud Sporting Goods,
CARTRIDGES, AMMUNITION, CLAY PIGEONS,
THOMAS HARROW.
PAR EXCELLENCE.
If the peopledctfr* their clothes cleaned and re*
repaired and made to look os good as new,at a wry
amall coat, they abould patronize J. F. Long, who
In this line of business has no equal In Macon. Ha
a fluid that entirely and forever remoras
grease and other spots from clothing, and so deans
them that bis work ls pronounced perfect and sat*
isfaetory by the large custom that he has attract* 1
by low price* and efficient service. His patronage
is not confined exclusively to Macon, for his rep
utation os a fin/ workman has gone abroad, and
be is daily receiving packages of clothing by ex
press to clean and repair. Long also fits, eats and
makes suit* In excellent and nobby style and fin
ish. and at figures that attract and hold the public
Give him a call, or send him your work and you
will not regret lb
EMORY W. LOVEJOY.
No. 4 Marietta St., Atlanta, Ga.
AL60 THE MOST ELEGANT LINE OF
MOULDINGS
Ever shown in the South,
comprising more than three
hundred patterns.
Give me a call or write for
prices.
Ill 1 III,
No. 4 Marietta Street.
VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE S GEORGIA AIR-LINE,
- NORTH AND EAST BOUND,
???EMBRACING |
GREAT KENXD3AW ROUTE,
NEW SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE,
BLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
CHICKASAW ROUTE,
NORFOLK ROUTE.
FLORIDA SHORT LINE,
Formed by the Diviiloa in Georgian! the
EAST TENNESSEE,
VIEGINIA AND GEORGIA B. R.
A combination of Qrc??t Through Router ol rxt-
H uger Tret-el, which enables them to furni,h Tory
superior facilities lor qirlck, ole and comfortable
poeenger transportation to all points
NOIITH, SOUTH,
EAST, WEST.
FROM ATLANTA
These lines are respectively
5 QUICKER 'TO NEW YORK
-AND-
9 q'&TO WASHINGTON
THAN ANY. LINK VIA CINCINaYATI
Between Atlanta and _ _
son than any other roufo.
??????etween Atlanta and Jack*
. nouvlllc, Florida, than
any other route via Jesnp.
73 MILES SHORTER 'WSflTSSSaiK
point* reached via Memphis than any other route.
103 MILES SHORTER SKSfflfaMS
any otlic-r route via Jcsup.
PULLMAN PALACE
SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH PASSENGER COACHES
DAILY
E. T., V. & G. R. R.
S. F. & W. R???Y
CHATTANOOGA AND ATLANTA
AND 0
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
ELEGANT
Pullman Sleeping Oars
and Fitted up Kxnrcsily for this service are
run between
NEW ORLEANS
Via Atlanta
TO WASIUNGTON, D. C.
WITHOUT CHANGE
VIA THE KENNESAW ROUTE,
PULLMAN
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
MEMPHIS AND CHATTANOOGA
via CLEVELAND, TENS,,
TO NEW TORN,
Without Chang?
VIA THE SHESANDOAn VALLEY ROUTS
UOrULE DAILY.
Making practically uo change of car* from New
Orleans and Atlanta to New York.
Through Sleeping Cars
Are run on perpect. qnfok and close cm vtii??
schedules on all nijrbt trains by all of these
-TICKETS VIA THESE-
Great Through Car Lines
At ol! principal ticket offices where coupon ticket*
are rold.
B. W. WRENN,
GENERAL FAfBEKGER AND TICKET .GENT
KNOXVILLE, TENN.