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SOCIAL CIRCLE) \ho are Visiting and 2eing Visited. Society Editor’s* Weekly [chronicle of Personal and Other Gossip. iCEfICE. L- y 0U r Ice from Compton <fc Bell [ickets for 75cta. Ice delivered at d ° 0r ‘———-S-SSH-— T. VI. Hall la out again, after a week’* . D. L. Earnest spent last Sunday ,j city* r B. T. Bethuue is still contlned to his ■'by slokneas. L w p. Mahons, of Macon, spent last JilaT in the city. hansel Stembrldge, of Columbns, l this city last week, g Jos. E. Pottle and children attended /meeting at Culverton. Sadie Stewart, of Jones county, Is g Mies OteUa Conn, j s. Brvan left yesterday to visit nottier at Zebulon.Oa. L-s A. J* Carr and children have ie- i from a visit to Ltthonia. „ 0 B. J. Fowler and Daniel C. ktin are attending Superior Court in n. s j J. Wootten. Jr., and son, of At- arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. It. H, ten. = C. E. Bszemore was called to Dub* t week, to see her sister, Mrs. Chap* ho was quite 111. andMrs.C. M. Wright and Mr. and ;.P. Bell spent last week at Oconee gs in Putnam county. Charles duBlgnon, of Savannah. U ng his grandmother, Mrs. A. V. du* Ion, near this city. and Mrs. J. Harris Chappell will to-day for a visit to Portsmouth Id Point Comfort. Vs. Mamie Harper, of Baldwin county, 0 city, the guest of Miss Bessie Ta- Eatonton Messenger. Fred Newell left for his home in »a last Saturday after a pleasant visit parents In this city. . Fleming G. duBignon and daugh jt Savannah, are visiting, Mrs. A. V non at her home near this city, and Mrs. A. M. Jackson left last Sat- for a two weeks visit to his old at Ceres, Crawford County, Ga. E. K. Head, formerly ot tbeG.N Allege in this city,has accepted a po lio Gordon Institute at Barneavflle. s Reba Caraker has retur [to North Georgia, hccon . D. Echols, who is on a 1 ts. w vjswin _ _ W. S. Brooks and children have re • to their home in Macon, after a visit to the fsmily of pet parents, Mrs. J.N. Moore. .Stinson, Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. of this city, were called to God- fa ., last Thursday on account o£ the of their mother, Mrs. Kllpstrick. and Mrs. Erwin, of Milledgeville, been in the citv several days visiting son, J. D. Erwin, our efficient express .—Eatonton Messenger, and Mrs. W. B. Robison visited 1 Springs last week. The Dr. re el homo Saturday, tut Mrs. ltobisou ipenri several weeks at that resort. and Mrs. P. L. Walker, of AttalU, .re visiting tho family of Mr. ami (V. P. Williams In this city. Their friends here are glad to see them. . iSallio Clark, Mrs, Samuel Walker, lice Walker and Miss Mario Lamai st Wednesday morning for Mont- J'enn., where they will spend several s Alma Johnson, a beautiful and Ling young lady, of Arnerlcus. who Been visiting her niece Miss Eva [on in this city, left Saturday for a relatives In Thomson. [uiried Mr. John M. Holder, of Ga., and Miss Rosa Lee Shiv- Ivere united in marriage at the 1st church in this city at 1'2 o'clock [Vcdnesday, Rev. J. A. "VVray of- The Union Recorder joins many friends in wishing them lerity and happiness. Warren Edwards received a last week from Capt. D. S. San- |of Oklahoma, who says “the cam- is waxing warm in the territory ' the people in the States are as siastic as we are, Bryan and 111 will go in whooping. Wo hold filieation meeting next Saturday am down for a speech. We have Iplendid rains and are going to Ian enormous corn crop.” loess to “Stefs” say his old Is in Milledgeville' The Standard Of Yalue I* the “STA.lt BU VNW HATH” There is no other just as good, you can get them no where else Everything we‘sell is First Class* hall a tkeanor, No,5 ATE. Hancock, St. Phone 24. Revival Meeting*. Ihe series of meetings, oonducted in the Baptist church by R e v. J. A. Wrav, closed on luesday. There were eleven accessions to the church; but the good done, in addition to that, was incalcu lable. Brother Wray is a remarkable preacher. Ihe cause of Christ is elo quent and powerful in itself; but when presented in the simple, earnest, touch ing way of this born evangelist, it is ir resistible. There is a clmrm in his words that wins upon the most obdu rate. May he live long to speak for the Master and to illustoate the wisdom of winning souls.—Sparta Ishmaelitc. _ _ r If you want an organ for $38.75, worth $100.00, or a piano for one-half its worth, you should see J. S. Sher wood, Agent. . New crop of all kinds of Turnip seed and Collard seed at Carrington’s Dru" Store. A FIRE Populist Convention scene. lant —AND— General Coxey of the famous com monweal army and his son-in-law, Carl Brown, came in together with their re spective wives. Mrs Coxey bore in her arms her young son, whom General Coxey christened “Legal Tender” as a perpetual reminder of his march across the mountains inl8l)3. As the air in the hall was oppressive, the delegates do not hesitate to shed their coats. Some of them came to the hall with their coats on their arms. Others took off their vests and hung them on the back of the chairs. Some wore negligee shirts, while some wore white collars and cravats. There were several women delegates on the floor, among them Mrs. J. A. Bush of Prescott, Arizona; Mrs. Jennie B. Atherholdand Mrs. II. Ilers of Colora do. '{(\ Governor Atkinson has been elected orator of the Alnmui. society of the University of Georgia for 18!>7. Gov ernor Atkinson received the medal fot- debating in the literary society in Ath ens in 1875. His chief competitor was William M. Howard, now demo cratic nominee for Congress in the Eighth district—Savannah Press. Council Proceedings, CoL.wfL Chambek, July go, 180C,. Regular Meeting. Present, His Honor Geo. C. Smith, Mayor; Aldermen Andrews, Horne, O’Quinn, Whelan and Wall. Absent Alderman Camp. The minutes ot the previous meet ings were read and confirmed. On motion the clerk was authorized to refund the street tax paid by mem bers of the fire department for 1806. Bills passed and ordered paid: Cairns & Bro., 65c. On motion council adjourned. T- L. Fair, Clerk. list mr abvirtiizs i.bttkms Remaining at the Post-offlcj at Mllled™- rtlle, Baldwin County, Oa„ July 27 ima It not called tor within do days will be sent to Ihe Dead Letter Office: ® ent Allen, K. W, Moore vxn\r Barrett, William 8. ** ' Burke, Bebecker Collier, Ella Gonchraw, Estelle Golden, A. J. Hcllowell, W, P. Holly, Samuel Harden, Mary Marshell.B. Mener, 8 had Macklln. Selema Posey, Mattie Palmer, Compton Roberts Lucy A. buddow, W. E. Threat, Frank Walker, Write Wlmas.Lutisba C. M. WRIGHT. P, M. # WaterProof ;J PAINT. We sell the Patent Paint. Celebrated Shears Save You Money Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering It through the mu cous surfaces, buck articles should never be used except on prescriptions from rep utable physicians, as the dumitgu they will do is ten fold to the good you can pos sibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F,. J.Oheuey & Co.. Toledo, Ot, contains no mercury, and Is taken internally, actio# directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure and get the genuine. It is taken internally and made In Toledo. Chio, by F. J. Cheney A- Co. Testimonials free. awSold bv Druggists. 73c. Mr. Mc\unley has begun mating acknowledgements to the proud pa- repts, who are naming their babies for j GEORGIA. Baldwin County. lum. who’ll be the first in the |»«H) Ail whom it may concern: baby?—Au-1 -*•. MissL. J. Macauley, having in prop- * PI* f Arm Ufinlipil In »»»*» fill' nurmniiunt Tor Over Tifty Tears Mits. Winslow’s Soothing strup ha» been used by millions of mothers for thel r children while teething. If disturbed at nlgnitand broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain ot Cutting Teeth send at once and getabottle oI“Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 8yrun’'for Children Teething. It will relieve the Door little sufferer immediately. Depend upon It, mothers.there Is no mistake about It. Itcures Diarrhoea regulates the Stomach and Bowels,cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums and reduces Intlammatlon and gives tone and energy tothewbole system. “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup” for Children Teetnlngls pleasant to the taste and Is the prescription of one of the oldest and nest female physicians and nurses In the United States. Price twenty-flvecents a bottle, Sold by all drugglstst hroughout the world. Be sure and ask lor “Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Svrun.” it iy. If you want to save money, trade at Carrington’s Drug Store. Application for Uiguii.-ioii. GEORGIA, Baldwin County : WTHEREAS, Mrs. Mary E. Cooper, Tor- ” meriy Mrs. Mary E. Finney, Guar- diau of her six children, represents to the court In her petition, duly tiled and en tered of record, that she has fully and faithfully discharged her said trust, us such guardian.. Tins Is, therefore,to cite nil persons concerned to show ciuse, if any they cah, why said guardian should no* b- discharged from her guardianship, and receive letters or dls-iils-riou on the first Moudny In September, next. 1SUG. This 22d day of July. 1891), JH.li. BELL, Ordinary B. O. duly 28,1590. dim. Application For Giiariliniiship. GEORGIA. Baldwin County: To nil whom it may concern. Vx/ARltEX HOWARDS having in proper , ’ form applied for the Guardianship of the persons and property of Susie, Emma, Julia, Hattie Lilly and Wll Mam I, Sims, c., minor children of Ellen Sluis, c., late of suul county, deeeissrt, notice is given time said application will be heard at a y offl :e, at 10 o’cIock, a. M., on the first Monday in September, next, 1890. This, the 21st day of July, 189(5. M- R. BELL, Ordinary B.C.Ga. July 28,1890, 5 1m. field with a Billy Bryan zusta Chronicle. GOLD IS SENT. Investors in the bean Safe System of speculation receive semt-monthly ulvi- dends in gold. Over 800 percent per an num made on investments by E. S. Dean Jfc If you will use it on your house. One coat has been‘known to ^ ^ ^ last on shingles and tin roofs for |Co„ Bankers, 35 Broadway, N. Y. Iaves- twelve years tors of this firm distributed all over the It preserves the surface painted and makes it fire proof. It Costs Only A eleome Visitor. i. Wm. II. Barnes, one of the ne Milledgeville boys, but who r many years been residing in 'rancisco, was in our city last ora few days visiting his sister, I M. E. Jackson, and also many ot friends, by all of whom lie was j ordially welcomed. It has beeu : Is since Ins last visit but time has Will save you money cniently with him, and he is the ’year that you use it energetic, genial individual as : " ~ 1 — PER GALLON. United States and Canada. 113t. Such men as Senatoss Gorman and Hill are not bolting the regular demo cratic ticket, and they are not silver men either. There are other things besides silver to be considered and to be voted for. If the “middle of the road” folks don’t step aside and fall in they won’t know themselves after the Bryan band wagon lias run over them. Tom Watson thinks he and Bryan can make a winning race, but what is to-become of Sewall in this new deal does not appear. er form applied lo me for permanent letters of Administration on the estate or Field ing Lewis late of said county, with the will annexed: This is to cite all and singular the cred it is and next of kin or Fielding Lewis to be and appear atiuyoflloo within the time allowed by law and show cause if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granteJ to .Miss L.J. Ma:auley on Fleidtug Lewis's estate with the will an nexed. Witness my hand and official signature this the tenth day of July, 1890. M.R. BELL, Ordinary 15. C. every left 8an Francisco June 7th, [end, as a representative of the Lodge of California, the session Supreme Lodge, A. O. I . W., was held in Buffalo, N. Y. On 2Gth he began a series of frater- iresses in New England at Lo- Mass., concludingat New Haven, on July 15tli. Making a brief New York, lie came to Mil- [ille, via Atlanta. On Friday lames started for his home, via Memphis, Kansas City and At the latter city he is to an address on the evening of July Mid expects to reach San Fran- the 31st. [ind his good wife have the sin- Mid earnest good wishes of thh pnity for their health, happiness osperity, and they will be ever pe in old Milledgeville. Come and see us and we can show you hundreds of testimo- nials from reputable citizens all over Georgia, who have used it in the past and will continue _ to use it in preference to all paint. Culver . a Kidd, Comer Drag Store. * \ Hot “Juit as Good” but BETTER- ‘ w.arcnotcouunttomak— i DOORS. SASH * year—but [BETTER, BETTER, [ BETTER bett ee«*chjie Baidwin Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA, Baldwin County, W ILL bn sold on tlie first Tuesday In August next, between tin* legal hours of sale, berore the Court house door In the City of MilleUgeville, to the highest bid der, the following described property to- wit: All tli it tsa.it or parcel ofland situate, lying and being in tne city of MiUedge- ville and said State and Comity, irontiug on West Hancock street ami on the South side of said street twelve feet and running back South fro» said street two. hundred and ten feet; bounded north by Hancock street; west by P. T. Taylor’s lot; east by lot ot Dr. Mark Johnston’s, and south bv the MeCoinb property. Levied on by virtue of a !>is- tiess warrant Issued from thp County Court oT said County in favor of Samuel Walker against Dr. Mark Joiir-tton. Lev i iedon as part of sab! hbq-ennd lot. where lie now lives. Defendant notified in person, of said levy, July the 0th, 1890. Property I pointed out by plaintiff. C. it. PROSSER, Sheriff, j Alec, at the same time and place: Four j bales of cJtton, numbers and cneck.4000, 4061,4062 and 4063 in Evan*’ warehouse; I levied on as pi opei tv ot H. M. Rose, to satisfy mortgage li -a iu favor ot U. P. Crawford vs. H. M. hose, from Baldwin Superior Court. Properly pointed out by DlMntifi. c. E. PROSSER, Sio iiff. July 0,1896. 2 tds. PREMIUM HAMS, NOTHING AS GOOD. Compton & Bell, Helix’s Baked Betas are the erj* Try thea la 1» 2 aa4 S Iks* etas, at Beartea * Ceaa’s. !C»ve*U,aalTr»(le-M»rksobi»lae<l,«nddl P»t-; •ot businei' conducted for Mooes»rc fees. > loos Orncr i« oeposire u.,». Ojjwe; and we c»n occur* patent in law Uma thaatsoa*. (cmoufrom Waahinz.on. ! Send Model, drawinz or photo., witn dwcrlp-. fion. We advise, II patentable or not, free olj chanrt. Oc» /** not dua till p^ntiasacurad. < ’ aPnatObLBT, "How to Obtain Patent*, wj*kj iMsBc hiib 3 in tba U. S. aod toraisucountrtaa. Mot fra*. Address, C.A.SNOWdtCO. ' Oaa. Pareirr omoi, W»bhinoto«, D. C. Sole Agents. They handle Dove Brand Hams, Magnolia Hams, Boston Bellies, Kingan’s Shoulders and Breakfast Bacon, also. COMPTON «fc BELL. Telephone 9. Pr.ESEUVE YOl'E EYESIGHT BY THE USE OK SPECTACLES AND »« :10fff EYEGLASSES Of which there^ard none snperi^r to those to He found iff my Stock. FRESH ARRIVALS are constantly being added to my stock 6f Ladies Belts, Blouse Sets', Stick Pins, Stud Bntt'ous utid general limi of Jewelry, \Y*tclw*s Silverware, Cut Glass, etc! OPENED Nice line Fine Razors and Oneap Clocks. Call and Examine. DIXON WILLIAMS. «T. US,- H I IsTlEJIS, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Proprietor of a feed and sale lot, better known a3 the'“Stock Ex change” where all cun come and buy and swap horses and'- innate to their heart’s concent. Head quarters for FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, BUGGIES, Harness, Lime, CeineDt, Plaster of Paris, etc. I guarantee sat isfaction for all work sent to mv Blacksmith Shop. 3 lv. 2f HANCOCK STREET. . W. L. STEWART, -THE- TtfHSORIAL UBTIST; Has opeuecl a shop under the Milledgeville Hotel, where he will bo pleased to meet his old cus tomers. He guarantees satisfac tion. H'e-has one if the neatest shops in the city. Remember he is found under the Milledgevi le Hotel. .Tiily 13, 1890. LEGAL NOTICeT N UITL'E l- her.’b)’gtvvn ao ivcjMlivd by law, that I will apply t6 iU« Suo«*i-iui- (.O'li-c or Babivflh enmity, fur mii order to s-ll tim following piopei'tv at pnvatu sal«, to-wlt; "Tun !• uudividniminte.st In that ini or imrenl of inrid situate, tying and be ing in the city of Alilleilgevilie, on the cor ner of Wayne an . Jlctntoeh street*, and being the west half of the north half of lot number three (3) iu square number I tdrty-eight (38) In tne plan of said city, and containing one-quarter acre. said application will be made by me as guardian of Susie M Bell, a ir inor, ami mr the purpose of reinvesting the proceeds of sstu sale. Said property is owned by three tenants to common.snd it is desirable mat it shall be sold lor divDtou between them. The application will be heard at Cham bers ' iu the etiy of Milledgeville on the 23rd day of .Inly, 18W, E. E. BELL, Guardian of Susie M. Bell. June 37, 1896. l its. Insure your life in Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company T. F. New ell, Jr. —TO REPLACE TOTR-^ . I [ \ ; 1 ! r i DINNER AND TABLE WARE. Housekeepers ure going to have company and must have] ag.ll supply of China, Glassware, Crockery, etc. The* largest as sortment and best selected stock of these goods can be found at th« stole of W. T. CONN, JR.