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fHE SOCIAL CIRCLE ■0o are Visiting and Being Visited. • Editor’s * Weekly Society Clir riie roni'cle of -Personal and V r Otlier Gossip. CANDIES at Compton A Bell’s. Miss ■isitins with Col. her Don’t you expect to get A Council Proceedings. present for somebody this Christinas? For younK men we have presents that can be given a lady friend with put being the least bit suggestive, but if you really wish the ring, then we have a new catalogue which shows beautiful designs at low prices. Young ladies, you certainly will not let CHRISTMAS Mamie B?con visited ham'Lexington last week. D Mi „ (-trace Ventris, of Macon, is ‘ Miss Fannie Williams, of Macon, ^ ___ tin? city. , ) D. Howard spent, Sunday his parents in McDufile county, bt. Whitfield is spending a . at iiis Jasper county pi«n te'v uu j ration. Minnie Caraker returned last tiirday from a visit to Atlanta and Oxford. , , Ur Mark Johnston lias been con- _ f to bis home for two weeks with r )ipuuiatic it\u. MUs afu.tt.ie Moore is visiting low •"!' \y. S. Brooks and Mrs. "|. Rhodes in Macon. \uerraau A. L. Ellison is out ; often being confined to his hkae some weeks by sickness. Fannie and Ophelia Digby, •,1,1s county are visiting friends ,1 relatives in Wilkinson county. Ou Thanksgiving day a splendid , inner was served to boarders and invited guests at the Marshall home. = ji'j.p poem, by Mrs. Katie Johnston ’Aj.ii we published last week was copied from the Eatonton Messenger. Mrs. J. F. Beil returned last Sat urday from Eatonton, where she has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. I. H. Idauis. One of the pleasant events of this wee k, at Sparta, will be the mariatre 0 f Miss lvittie Smith to Mr. T. G. (been of Eatonton. jjiss Laura Williams, one of the most charming young ladiesof Dove- dule, made Miss Fannie Roberts a pleasant visit last week. Mrs. Clara Lane and Miss Dotie lane left last week to visit Palatka, Pm, They will spent the winter with relatives in the land of flowers. A social meeting ot the members of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held, at the residence of Mrs. Robt. Trippe, next Friday night. Miss Sidlie L-e Stewart, of Jones county, Miss Etta Brown, of Browns Crossing and Miss Catherine Stewart of Amerieus. are visiting It. H. Woot*’ ten. There were a number of drummers 1 at the Milledgeville hotel last Sun day. This speaks volumes for the popularity of Capt. uud Mrs. Mar shall, and their management of ttie I hotel. * I)o not buy your Christmas pres ents till you have seen what the I Daughters of the King have to dis pose of. You will be sure to find what you want at this Bazaar. Re- I member the time and place. A grand rally of the Christian Eu- Ideavor was held at the Presbyterian I church, last Sunday night. Inter- jesting talks were made by Dr. 1 Probst, Capt. C. P. Crawford, G, C. | Smith and ProL D. L. Earnest. Maukiki).—’ l r. Joseph Hardy and I Mrs. Hettie Ennis were united in [marriage last Sunday afternoon at I”o'clock, at tlie liome of the bride in lthe eastern portion of the county. |J. K. Chandler officiating. The members of the W. C. T. U. [save an entertainment at the resi lience of Mrs. C. L. Morris last Fri- [day evening. A large number xvas present, and enjoyed a delightful ! Program of music and recitation-. It was a very pleasant o •casion,’and I itis hoped that the young people () f our city will ofton be given a chance to meet with those noble women. - •Jr, Thomas F tzgerald Cook and i Julia Lee Nottingham of Vme- ■ will be married on December 11. Cook is n so of Mr. S, A. Cook | Oi Midway, lie is a young man ol eitellent character and fine business 1 flaliiioations. For several years A l’ e bus been manager of the t'liipping department of O. P. and 8. «illiugnam in Miic u n. Miss Not- .ingnam is universally popular in is a talented young won | aan ati'l posses-es many rare accom- Imsinn'iits, Council Chamber,, Dec. 1, 1894. Callkd Mretivg. Present his honor. Mayor Caraker, Aldermen Bayne, Caraker, and Paine, Ellison, Fairfield and Whelan. *Tbe object of the meeting as ex plained Was to consider the mattfcr of deferring the election on tha bond qusstion and to declare the result of the election held Nov,' 80, 1894, on the question of inceasing the taxation and for other purposes, j The following resolutions wero of goby without some little memento ferred and adopted: recognizing the many courtesies that Whereas the Attorney Judge your “best friend” has shown you Clifford Anderson, for the bondhold- ! ers of the $22,000 of City of Milledge | ville Bonds alleged to be illega 1 , : wishes the election which was adver- ! tised to he held on the 3rd day of De cember 1894, deferred until the bill | now pehding in the General Assem* i ble is disposed of. 1 Therefort tie it resolved by the j Mayor and Aldermen of the city of | Milledgeville that lm notice of an during the past year. A PRESENT bout lit from us does not cost much. Send for our catalogue before the itisli of holiday trade commences. tVe have nice things too that a gen tleman can give his wife, or a lady her husband. Drop us a postal asic- itig for our catalogue, now, don't de- lav. It is sent FREE. J. P. Stevens & Bno., and Wedding Stationers, 47 iiail St., Atlanta, (la. l ewelo Whit< ,T. B. KIDD. Milledgeville Drug Co. Tho foundation business is this: WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD. The first blast of Santa Claus’ Horn has been heard from over the distant hill tops and the mer ry jingle of liis sleigh bolls is nightly heard by the children in their happy dreams, then why delay any longer to provide for the joyful Christmas myth. Wo have a laro supply of hol iday goods for male and female, old and young. Call early and select what you want. Goods are Cheaper now tliau ever boforo. A now lot of C11RISTMAH CARDS AND DOOKLETS, JUVENILE STORYBOOKS, FANCY PAPETRIN, BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED VASES. TOILET CASES, PURSES, WRITING DESKS. LARGE AND SMALL ALBUMS, | MAGNETISED AN ENGLISHMAN. Annie Abbott tho Georgia Won der Has a New Husband Philadelphia, Nov. 30.—A mar riage has just been made public here which will especially inter est Georgians. Tho principals in the ceremony were Annie Abbott, better known as “tin* Georgia Magnet, and J. C. Hearne, a handsomo young Englishman, who claims Liverpool as Ins home. They were married several days ! ago very quietly and tho news of j tho event has just leaked out. j The pair are spending their hon- j eymoon in this city, whore the bride is undergoing treatment for j a malady which makes life a bur den to her, and which baffles med- j ical skill, as does the wonderful 1 power which enables her to laugh j to scorn the strongest man and ! push him about the stage as j though ho wero a little child. The mysterious malady which effects Mrs. Hearne renders her ... . , at times unconscious and she i'iaed. ty ’ ' ,n3ury ' loa | falls to tho floor. She realizes On motion ilie matter of employing that she is in a serious condition another imnd on (lie public streets .and announces that sho will give wa- referred to the str-ot committee. | physician §10,000 who 'will that mysterious j Force that has enabled her to | coin dollars all over the world, j lmt which is now making life a | burden to her. To find that phy sician she has come to Philadel- ! phiu. | Mrs. It earno believes that it is | her peculiar magnetic power that j has concentrated in her head aud I is now causing her untold agony. McCOMB & CO. t ANNOUNCE GOOD NEWS TO ALL! Hit’ll Prices No Longer Live. The Tariff and Live Cents Cotton Have Killed Them. election heretofore given, said elec tion being called lor December 3, 1894, be and the same is hereby with drawn until Mich other tiiue as the said Mayor and Ai lermeu nry deem proper. Resolved by the Mayor and Alder - men of 1 he ciiv of Milledgeville, That, the city pay the burial expenses of Green Eaton one of the hands employed on the public streets, who was injured while i:i the discliar, wv 1. \ 0! lOME, SEE. AND BE CONVINCED. Wo are up to date in all tho newest novelties in Dress Goo lg and Dress Trimmings* to Match at prices 2d per cent, lowc r than last year. ; 'Hie following return of theniana-, stone of our ■ iters of an election held oir the 30cli I drive out ot her day of November, 1891, was read. •KonniA, Baldwin County. Oitv of Milledgeville, To Tilt? Honoracie Mayor and Alder men of said city: We the nnderci.und managers of an election this the 30 day of Novem ber 1894, For and against Increase of the city taxes on all the real and personal property within said city j subject to taxation by the mayor and aldermen of said cits, as follows, to wit. One fourth of one per cent. I lor ordinary and current expenses uud one-half of one per cent for ex traordinary expenses do hereby cer tify tlte following to be tlie result of • lie election. For Increase received 392 votes. For 1 uclease of j of 1 percent 4 Against Increase 1 “ Which will fully appear oy refer- euce_to the accompanying list of vo ters and tally sheet. Jamks A. Gkkkn. J. 1*. L. II. Thomas, F. H. M. Grikvk, F. H. Managers. It appearing from tlie returns to the Mayor ami Aldermeu of the city of Milledgeville, submitted try tho superintendents of an election held on the 30th day ot November 1894, showing the result to he as follows, to-wit: For Iticr ase 392 votes, For Immense of one-half of one p r cent 4 votes, Against Increase 1 vote. And it fart her appearing that two- thirds of tlie qualified voters in said | city cast their ballots for increase. 1 Therefore be it Resolved, By the Mayor and Aider- men of tnecity of Milledgeville, That the result of said election be and t lit; saute is hereby declared to bo For In- I crease of taxes as follows, to-wit: i()ne fourth ot one per cent for onli- 1 nary current expenses, and oue-half of one per cent lor extraordinay ex penses, to be levied and collected itu n tally, on all the real an'< personal property in said city, subject, to tax ation by tho Mayor and Alderman of sod city. [Adopted.] On motion council adjourned. 1\ L. FAIR, Clerk. e € Vs Suit Save v. e Can .Hare thf lino ♦ — - Bananas 20c. per doz., oranges I 25c , apples 40c. a peck, Malaga Anti all the customary articles in | Grapes, Dried Tigs, Dates etc., demand overy year for presents. ! etc., a t Compton A Bell’s. A FAITHFUL SENTINEL IK GUARDING ONE OF VNCI.I? SAM’S PORTALS RELATES HIS EXPERIENCE. nfqrc Service, Buffalo, N. 1\ World’s Disvensa by Medical Association: Dear Sirs—From early childhood 1 have suf fered from a sluggish liver with ail the dis orders accompanying such a companion. Doctors’ prescriptions and patent medicines 1 have used in abundance; they only afforded temporary relief. I was recommended Jo try Dr. Pierce’S Pleasant Pellets, I did so, taking tbroo at night and two alter dinner every day for two weeks. I then reduced the dose to one “Pellet ” every day and continued this FIERCE »CURE OR MONET RETURNED. practice for two months. I have in six months Increased in solid flesh, twenty-six pounds. I sm in better health than I have been since childhood. Drowsiness and unpleasant fecl- iugs after meoifl have completely disappeared. Respectfully yours, XMas Goods! Wo aro now offering our Xmas Goods to tho public and invito till to call and examine boforo buy ing elsewhere. Wo quote you the following goods to be sold its cheap ;<s any for tho quality: See our line of 25c , Silks. See our lino of 50c., Silks. See our of Serges at 40c. Our lino of Slack Goods is immense. Our line of French Tweeds, Covert Cloths, Diagonals are beau tiful at prices that will please you. « \YF \ RE HEADQU ABTF.RS FOB Gsoriia Normal art Mistrial dalle® Uniforms, Gaps, CLOAK. Gloves, Oloaks. Shoes, d*c. your time to We are proprietors of tho guar anteed Jersey Butter Color and Blue Grass Stock Powder— keops stock from getting sick. Nov. 27, 1891. 20 ly. Don’t fail to attend the supper Thursday night for the benefit of the new organ. Now is Cloaks. Wo offer you at $5.00,Cloaks that sold last season for §10.00. We offer $7.50 Cloaks—new tariff price—old price §15.00 Como, see, and be convinced. Millinery. Wo call special attention to tho ladies wanting nice Hats and Bonnets, in the latest stylos 25 per cent, cheaper than over before offered. Miss McBriety has been in the Eastern markets two months and is up to ditto. Don’t fail to see them. M. G. M. Ay A. College Caps and Uniforms. ■LL fTpAIince meat, Preserves, Pickle, Dried Fruit, Samp, Oat Meal, Buckwheat, Pearl Sago, Tapioca, Cranberries, Currants, Citron, itaisins, Prunes, Nuts, Dates, Fig8,^V-J -OUR STOCK OF r WE WILL SELL l'ou want first class goods at low prices call on, us. if you pay And many other artii i a first class store can bo Sound , our place for Xmas. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS IS FULL AND COMPLETE. How’s Shis2 I iG’';,' 1 !" 1 ' 0n,> Humlri il Dollars Reward I " f Uiitarrh that cannot be I Vr , v , Ua l |Vi Catarrh Cure. A fi).. Props., Toledo,O. f "'I'h't'slgned, have known F. •) ••• .“j’ l .r t .i.) last 13 years, and believe 1*2. ’■ ''(.ly honorable In all busine-s '•ii'"'. 1 • 1 fieanel'BlIy able to curry •'••'.‘“U.jl’fi-ations made bv their firm, ’ I* thCAx, AVholesali Druggist-, To- | D :!;! i 1 < f' K,hman <fc Marvin, Wholesale tl'r (•'■ Ohio. ... 'xc.itanh Cure Is taken internally. r* l etl y upon tha blood and mu - uces of t‘e system. Price, 73 :. d by all druggists. Testi monials fn nn Market. die [[or iii ieo - Smith, Buyer for e'.xtiort, >\ving is member the cotton mar- 1894, report^ koiise- 111 ” 1 ^ variH au, t Alliance War. VBU’ 0 ol Middlings, :U. '°Kk—Middlings, f»G Jl.r^ SAFI ~ SI 'iFUings, si. UjLkoqk,vir,LK Local Market, tOort u?, r T avanna b Grades. T,vi Sti c Mid’s .4 |l.fuv „ n T’ Strict Low Mid’s 5, >.|o”oS ! g , T adT *° 011 , "* d ' Shin' pts t0 d ate 8,000 bales. on >Pments 7.000. Stock 1.000. more than wo cliargo, you pay too much. If you pay less you get inferior quality. We intend to give tho public extraordinary low prices between now and Xmas. Call early and socuro bargains. Wo have anything usually kept | 5 lb bucket preserves. ...... in the grocery liue.' Wo sell 118 lbs best granulated sugar 35 lbs best Pearl Grits.. OAT MEAL, TAPiOUA, CORN (STARCH. PUDDINE, (4F.LAT1NI2, SAMP. J ELLIE, MINCE MEAT, FRUIT CAKES, CANDIES, R AI - 1 NS, NUTS, Cl TRON,CURRAN TS, 3 cans hand packed tomatoes .25c lean best cream corn I5c 1 can best California apricots.20c 1 “ “ preserved strawberries.20c 1 can best salmon 1 can California cherries... 5 lb bucket jelly........ 15 lbs best Head Biec. 4 lb best coffee 5 lbs good coffee . 15c .25c . 40c .05c § 1.00 .21.00 ..81.00 . .81.00 ..§1-00 Vnd a thousand other good things too numerous to mention. We have bought these goods cheap and are going to sell them cheap. He sure and call before buying elsewhere. Huy lev’s and Lawney’s Choco late " Also Blanke’s Candies in packages and loose. These aro elegant goods aud have no equal. Everything we sell is first class and prices low. Bo suro and call on us. HALL & TREAN0R. 3 doors below Johnson Bros. Livery Stable. Besides such other goods as can bo foundjn a first class store, as mincemeat, buckwheat, cran berries, citron, currents, spices of all kinds, maple syrup, pickles of every kind in kegs, dates, dried figs, prunes, Ac., which wo will save you money on if you, give us a call. Fruits and Confectionery aro as complete as anywhere. Wo invite you to come aud ex amine our Candies. Blank A Bro. in hulk and Nunually Co. in pack ages. Wilson Bros.’ Gents’ Uuderwmi ; ''Pk —tlie best made—at low tariff prim Dunlap A Younnan’s Huts in th 1 ’ Bo sure and ask to see our 84.00 q, Don’t fail to rmo our §5.00, §0.00 an worth double the money. Wo are fixed for the Boys. Pants -j Now is the time to buy Shoes. See See our Boys’ 75c , School Shoes. We tiro solo agents for Stribley A ( low tariff prices. Scarfs, Susp< ntiers and ]D -bn'jr •t sh Sail - (Hi ’■llits, b - - 00. I : viot, mills nr §1.00 8 1.2- Men V Bal. ’s. fine Lad < v t Shot at CARPETS HAVE STRUCK THE bOTTOM. I nniRT UUb J.s Milled^evill Gu.. I Compton dBell. Mifled^eville, Ga., Noy. 27, 1894. fhe Daughters of tlie King —OU ST. STEPHEN’S CHUBCH Will Give A GRAND BAZARS, year Seo onr 00c. Carpet, sold everywhere at 7.7c. Seo our 50c. Carpet, sold everywhere at 05c. Sjo our 38c. Carpet, sold everywhere at 50c. Trunks $1.25, sold last year for 82.00. I’ruu for 83.00. Trunks §2.50, sold last year for 8 1.00, last 1 Fl'IW 5.000 Yards Sheeting, 4-4, tit, 5c. per yard. 3.000 Yards Calico, 4c. per yard. 2L Y ards Sea Island for $1 00. 20 Yards Bleaching, 1 yard wide, for §1.00. % 20 Yards Check Homespun for $1.00. We have declared war on high prices. Com • to see u , and we | will save you money. T* L McComi / r w Co In the store next to W. T. Conn Jr., Jewelry Store, on December 11th, 12tb, and 13th. Nov. 19th, 1893. 8t. 2, 4 AND C, SOUTH WAYNE STREET. Milledgeville, Ga., Ootober a, 1894. 41 tf.