The Macon Telegraph du lieu suivant : Macon, Georgia • 7

TIIE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING CEMIJER'S ISSd TO THE CtTIXEXS OF MACON I will be in the race for A II DECEMBER 11 lKxG deefi-dtf ft It I'BIVF THROUGH THE Far otktr Titer i and a Nw York World The demand for the Irene of the World containing the ariiel-alioiit pm was no great th it Mr Mnnie sent out another hit aud hi rrpreauiitativrs will uruiah a copy tree to auj one who wll apply Superior (limit In the Huperior Court yeetenlsv Jnitye Clarke residing In the case of On LUeyve John licks a venlk-t was icirru for tha plaintiff In the i of Gos)all Heath the jury gave a verdict fjr the plaintiff The criminal docket will be taken up Weueaday (Inlsr Your Liquor In jugs of Walter Kelaou Not lee A delay in tha arrival of ea toon advertisement of Colgate aoap preveotnt its aioarnce In ytatenlaj's Tukiibai-h to was advertised It appeara this morumv aud imy lie fin'iil on alxth page It I a handsoma cut and preaenta in an egsut ui im-r the marl's of that famoue aoap It will re ay yon to give a ireful reading FOK MAYOR ment because it was defectively The affidavit did not comply with the statute in respot to the setting out cf a list of creditors Judge Branham ordered that Mathis sheriff be appointed the receiver and that irk McDonald the assignee under the deed deliver over to the receiver everything in bis ha ds belonging to Charles 51 Fort This ii the second aMrignmout that has gone down before the attack of credit-0(8 Do failed bee rose of insufficient avermeuts iu tbe affidavit The trade of 1 uie was never better than at present All the steamers on the Coosa and wtananla rivers ars as busy as on be moving the cotton mtrchaudisj and pro dune of Cherokee Georgia There arc GOO bauds at work grading the Borne and Decntnr railroad while engineers are in tbe fi-ld surveying the Home and trrollton railroad at and below Tallapoosa Verily this county is ou a great andsuebtan-tial boom Hon John Maddcx recently elected judge of the Home judicial circuit will in a few duys ninove this city is mnch travel here now and our hotels are tilled with people seeking homes and investmtnt All are pleased with Borne and her surroundings V1K -A Disastrous Fir Narrowly Avsrted tv Two Couiflgsiut Negros HiaAxtlt December 2 Dipt Hilton relate a thrilling oocnirendif at bin turpentine distillery last Friday Ilia still was uncapped io remove tbe rosin The fireman aa usual was ordered to "draw his but the "tail drsiu" lad been leaking and enough rosin had accumulated to keep up a sufficient fire in the fnruace to make chips in the bottom of the still ignite A jet of fire as large around as a barrel wns emitted several feet high from the month of the still which resembled small sized Mount Vesuvius in eruption The rosin caught fire in the trough that conducts rosin to the strainer over the rosin tank At this critical moment Captain Hilton with wonderful presence of mind ordered his stiller to put the cap on which as blown off immediately bnt undaunted although burned he attempted it theseoond time and was successful thereby confining and extinguishing tbe flame in the still Col Grier seeing the rosin in the trough on fire rnshed under and bore it away moving sidewise with a sheet of fl me after him bnt strange to say did not get burned in the least This cat off connection with the rosin tank and tbo spilled rosin from the trough was subdued by throwing sand on it woich is more effective than water The place is so arranged that if the still-honae or the rosin tank had caught the flames wonld have spread by several hundred barrels of crude turpentine and rosin on the yard to the store workshops barn residence and in another direction by piles of dry wood to the turpentine house iu which there were a hundred barrels of spiriis The two negro men by their determined and prompt notion averted a terrible fire and de-trvr grout credit for their commendable braver? saving their employer a loss of $')UU Miss Jennie Perry of this county a beautiful young Inly aged 1G years died Tuesday lrjiu the effects of burns received Sunday I do not know the particulars Tor tha Telsobapii A PoaiV Rindy Tha day In Ilia We-t haa faded And night with auroral bare The hm- uf the nmili haa liraldal And biight-ped the h-ua wdb atare And her iu tha A relight rnddy In till la-iylr uf ni)Btii- art Which 1 uiodeitly call "llv study I'm Tiling to yuu aweethrart I wiah you could aea ma bending Over my houke eubliiiio Aud rireanlv wearily weud ng My way through tha 'valine of rhyme I I have sixteen uilee aud a a Minet Juat IU- eliuk iu trade And a verge ou "a Lvly'e Which will -cume too high" I'm afraid The room where I write ie cheerful Aud warm -when it len't cold -Sut ha object of: are feartul Aud wouilerful to heholdl a chimney with grata of Iron Whera tha Arallght abiuae aud throws Ita giram on a linot nf lirrnn Aud a L'riar without a nuael When a bird "on a hii-t'of The of EilKarToe Look down from toe uiantla rallrme To tha yaata a they corns and go Ou a desk are the odt-s of tx-titller Aud Goethe iu lilnilmga plain: The Hinge at Jouiiln Miller Aud the poem of Paul Ilayue Then the famed old With ail aspect devoid of ty Iu a building old (Venltian) Cornea next with "Ihe Mega of Troy" (Alarl hail tha great bard aver Dr aunl of ili'i d'wtluy aail He'd hava bnrueil what ha wrote and never a line of the Iliad I) I eometlmee think that the Huiaa Grow thin in tide Attic air Blit wa live a our fortune chnoaea And forlnua baa pl-ued ma here I am need to her pr mka and napera Hut well doea aha act her part: Bhe my hooka and papam And a Mas from your lips ewee heart I bTANTON Ouwx'i Pioneer Blood Re toe oldest of them all LOCAL KUSlftbSS BB flTw BIGHT Den Hat Offloa He flecotid fltiaeL DUNTlTThT-DK fl BABTIELD Mo SOH Mnlherry Htr -cl Maoon Guoiyla OTna Kona -8 to It is not any too early to make your select la bnt tha earlier yon com tha bettor Wa hava fat received fins assortment of 2 lie Most Kxquisite Dexlgni In Embroidered and Fancy Leather Wa hava also tha past weak added largely to owe stork of Ladies' sh jaa -ailin' French Kid Hand-Turn Foots $500 snl $li5il jidi for Kill Foots $200 to $400 rdson Tics THE SU0E8T KING FOR EVENING WEAR (K-nts Hand-Sewed Slioea Iu BUTJOX IACK and CONOnESS (900 to $6 60 Spring-Heel Hutton Foots $i25 Childivu's flprng-Hpcl Hutton Hoots $100 MIX EYEBETT 3 Cotton Avenue Buoosssoti to MIX a BrtablUhoaiML LOW FOR SPOT CASH flnda 6 wiit par pound Fresh Mo 2 Maclinrel 6 for 29 cauls Corn 65 ew par bushel Oats 45 cent par bushel Uren V5 cants to liU iounds Granulated Huger 11 pounds for fl Sugar 15 pound tor SI Good Flour 55 nta for 24 pcnndc Best Flour 65 cants for 24 pounds Hast Eaten Flour 75 cents for 24 pounds Oood Flonr $4 par barrel Flour 1476 per barr-'L Beat Fatsnt Flour $5tu par barrel Meat KJ conta par pound Salt 75 canto par sack I-anl Ho per pound Irish potstocs ISe per pack Grits 20 canto par pack Meal 60 per bushel WGOLFOLX Commission Merchant 39 Cotton Avenna nov26d-lm II SMAUT Midrllle (1) 1-2 1C It) Ga Manufacturers of Yellow Pino Lumber of every description rough and dresaad FRAMING LUMBER CEILING FLOORING WEATHERBOARDING MOULDINGH 8H INGLES LITHS STAVES PICKETS VEGETABLE AND FRUIT CRATES Eta Railroad and telephone from Midvilla to tho mills sep9dtf THE FAIR! DXALEB IN NOTIONS DOLLS TOTS Etc Matcbes Soaps Perfumery Eto At Bottom Figures SMITH Proprietor 66 Mulberry Street sop2J6m BUY YOUR cornsr BRAN OATS from tbfi undersigned where you will always get sound fresh good and full weight FRESH GROCERIES of all kind always on hand Davis Balkcmn 9 ootfidtf Nns 65 67 and 69 Mnlherry St WILUX BODGEBH A JX8BOP KODdFRS Qvocrro and Produce Dealer 122 THIBD 8TBKET MAOON GA Hsadqnartera for Appiaa Orangsa Oabbaat tehmoTohtoss Tnrnipa Ponltxy Eg re Buttse Water Ground Meal and t4rocriaa of all kinds In tact wa propnse to fnrnlah dealers nith ivarrfhlM they need Wa are SULK AGENTS for Ten Strike and Golden Crown FANCY PATENT FLOOBS Talsphona No 234 oat M41 A Orine 9c Co Contract for STEAM-HEATING PLUMBING GAi FITTING TIN ROOFING and GALVA1 IZED IRON CORNICE WORK A full stock of Ranges and Oas Fixture always on hand Manufacturers' agents ft Fire Bricks and Hewer Pipe which con behs In any quantity Best prioes guaranteed A OBME CO 142 Seoond street Maoon decUoodtf A FRESH LOT OF TURNIPS CABBAGE POTATOES APPLES ORANGES and ONION ust received on consignment and for si low by GEO JONES CO November 16 1886 Practical Institute Book-keeping Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship and Telegraphing RICHMOND Principal nnv21dlm 111 Liberty St Savannah Ga Encroachment Notice Thirty days after date I will make application to mayor and conncil of the city ot Macon fora permanent encroachment of fifteen feet in front of my lot on Elm street part of lot in block 41 WILLINGHAM Macon Ga Nov 18 188ti-19friit City Registration The registration books are now epen i my offiota A BLUE oetSdtf Clerk of Council MAN riTIZHXS Suggest the following Alilermania Ticket: ALDBDXAX FOR FIK8T WAUL) (J CONNER DsWITT McCRART ED COXNEIL azcviNn wihii I H' DHINS A O'lIVlU THIRD WAllll lb 1L SMITH GEO A SMITH GRACE roURTIl WAIill A DAVIS BKNUk BOUSE WAKE Iec2-dtf For Alderman First Ward GEO WING FOlt ALDEltHAX I hereby announce myself a candidate for Alderman of Fourth Ward dec2-d2t SFIIIXZ For Alderman I hereby announce myself a candidate for ALDERMAN from Second Ward and ask the support of tho man and influno of tbe LtdiM JNO TOOLE oetMtf Clothing Hats THIRTIETH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT yiNSIIir 4 0ALLAWA1 Enter their thirtieth year to day and in that timo the have clothed moro people thw any house in exisi ecco in the State This season they offer a fine lino of outfits for gent and boys both in CLOTHING and llATfi Suits and Shirts made tc modfluro warranted to ploase RUBBER CLOTHING UMBRELLAS SATCHELS JSto Their stock is now at its best Will thank yon for ar early call octadiia GEORGIA Central Detective Agency 1001 Liter rtf St Mar on Gtt Bnai axmtnn fluprrintandint of De (active Eviilenns in law oxsss obiained flubpm-nos warrants and all legal documents nurred Absent witnesses and missing persons traced habits of employes ascertained origins of fire investigated records searched and all other business requiring tbe aid of detectives to furnish attorney nith such evidence as exists in criminal and civil cases and to ascertain the credibility and character of witnesses Lost and stolen property recovered All communications strictly confidential (loll and see us or addres Gconoi a CiotraL fizTftctiVx Aoekct 1U0) Cherry street Maoon Ga nov23-d2 Nw line of fluent ENGLISH SCOTCH and BENCH SUITINGS Suita made up in the bent style and fit guaranteed At moot reasonable pncea Lou is Lo wen thal9 Merchant Tailor corner Cotton aud Cherry street Also proprietor of the Central City Dyt Works Old suits cleaned repaired and dyed octSOdtf GEORGIA CANE SlfEUP We are now receiving large shipments Georgia Cane flyrap in smell cypress liar-role and will make prices low Send us your orders ADAMS CO decl wed ri eun-tf WOOD RING UP IVEY BROS Telephone 59 and 213 cctSdtf SlJBKIte Plumber Gas and Steam Fitter 55 Cotton Ave Macon Ga If you went Steam Heaters Hot Ail neats rs Baltimore Fire-place Heaters or Grates call and get estimates Ranges Hot Water Boilers and Anti-FrecziuffIydranta always on hand Special attention paid to repairs Telephone 179 novlStodeolO To the Yators uf the City of Macau 1 am a candldsta for rrelmtiim to the oftto of mayor I stand nn my record and if sustained by he iiaopls will in the future ss in the post puaid veil the interest of our city fl fa Fates Change lu the Aldariuanlu Ticket Mr Grorpie A Smith has been mged by many of his trlHuds to income a caurtMai fur alileruian from tbs third ward Mr W-xsIbanra has d-liucd to run and tharo mm-uni to be a universal desire to i-laue Mr Smith nn the ticket Mr Hmiih would make an huneat and rapahle alderman one whom we believe would do his du-y Timm Wabii KOit A YU it Annou-ioaniant nf Thomas Hendrix aa Cautlidare far Mavor of Macon I ha-vby annonuca myadf aa a candl lata for tha ofliua af mayor of tha city of Macon alactlon second tUtu nix in Docs oilier next Thomai Ukxhuix To tha people of tha city of Maoon! In making tha ahova aouonnneiuent It la with tha daepeat auaa of raaponeihilltv that I nndertaka to aoliett lha auffraae ot tha people of the city of Maoou for tha piwitlun of nia or lam keenly aenalb'e of tha dullea a bch will ba devolved upon me in tha event of my election vet 1 111 promise that in all mutton pertaining to tha duties of tha cilice I will alwava bn found at tha helm and pledea myaalf that in ailnilniatering the affaire of pie city no motive elia'l actuate me enpt an aarnaat desire to guard tha intaraat of tha city that bar advancement shall be repaid aud permanent Thomas 0 Ussnarx Macon Oa October 7 DM6 Xt Ones Mora Mr II Wheeler repraeentieg Za waa In the city yesterday arranging for the appeanuico here nn December lcth aii-i lltli of hia cuiju This aeaaon Miaa HUiirhe Cuner-e the fain-nia "Vaeaar lieanty" ia tha bright particular at-ir and play Ilia "Alcglo (j ieen" Mr Wheeler aaya tha puna will ha gnrgro-iely menu ait with it own ape rial aceuery car luada -aud tha trauaforuia' tinn ciniipriaea over an) erpante piacea aud 1 said In ha tha greatest itage mechanla'n ever cvrrli il thruugliniit Aineric The company i a very large oue tha i a-t couiprlelng tweuty-nevrn aakiug cbara-toiH and in lie entirely Ilia most uiagniAuoiit lags produtiou of uiudern tune The Alileriiituie Elvetlna It prnp'iead that all lha ward hold a meeting fomglit for the pirpuee of uuuiinatliig aluuriut-n Tha announcement appears vlsewLera Fiiilay night baa been thougit a more couveuient nlgut tan fliturdhy night c-iieci illy for luarohanta Aud iu outer to previ ut outriilen foiu taking too active a part In tha selection of tbe coudidilv everybody should register i-dav As to who can lm al Irrmen the following (a given It la section 1 of an let pm-eJ by the Legislature of lsM'i-8: There shall lie vine ted as now provided by law for the city of Macon ter Ire aldermen three of whom shall reside In each or the four wanli of Mid city at Ilia tlixa of thair elec'lon Allot aaid aldrruiea shall bn treeliohler aud thnlr brm of ollioeanl duties shall be as prescribed iu ilia charter of said Wedding llelieat Fort Valley Y-wicrday at I o'clock at the residence of the father Mr John Kora of this city wis (mariled tto Misa C'lanl' Everett Dr Koa father cf tha groom performed tha caro-uouy iu a airnpia but taa'itlrnl and lniprcseiva manner Tha houaa was crowded with gu eta aud frlauda of thla very popular couple Among the visiting young ladies wars Ulus Dolly Tarver Albany Misa Mamie Harris li tljielika Ala Miss Minnie Herron Haddocks Hulle Jour Macon Mlqa Lulu Murpbjr ElUville and Mira Carrie Lou Rnas who came over fcui the Soiithoru Jffmale College at LaGrange to attend the wedding Marars Joseph HI nut Dave Hill Clem Steed and Willie Ross from Macon and Mr Will Kersh from Uavannab were among tha visiting young men The many prevent were nnuanally tasteful and handnom The dinner was thoroughly lu keeping with Hr well known hoiiality and wa highly enjoyed and every one aeomed thoroughly happy The young couple are well known in Maoon M1m Everett beluga graduate of Wesleyan and Mr Rosa a talented manner of tha Macon bar Th party came up last night aud went on to Warhlng on City where they will remain for throe months Hr Rosa will theu return to hla cilice In Macm They hava many friends who will bear of their aucces and happiness with tha restart pleasure L1BBUALITY Vi GitKKP Tha DHferr new Haiwaau lha Man of Liberality and tho Miser Thera la eomethlug about tha man of lllmrality that always comma da admiration Ant by liberality wa do not mean prodigality although tbe term are lntarchangvabla in this instance Tha man who haa but a dollar and apend it Ilka a prince la more to ba admired than tha man ot million who spends his dollar like a miser That is tha idea 0 U'Gonnau Co some time ago offered to giro to their patron I a fine mnsio box worth more than th finest black ailk tha ilneat cloak or tha flueat carpet iu the houaa In order to determine to which of thair patroni to giva it it was decided to give to each purchaser of IS worth of good a ticket entitling tha holder to a chance In th grand drawing Tha stroke of enterprise took like wild Are aud soon rival Anna warn offeri: similar Inducements only the enancament were leas valuable and tha price of the tickets more neatly Thla la where A Co'a liberality cropped out and it haa cropped to rach an extent that the ticket! aro all or nearly rxhanated Thera remains but few more and they an going rapidly They wUl not last many daya longer and those desiring a chance at the valuable priza which will be exchanged for tha finest cloak carpet or drees In th house should make baste to take advantage of the few days of grjca remaining O'Gorman A Oo hava dona a thriving bral-naaa this week Only yesterday onr sal-einan sold tan carpets which shows which way to wind blows Call to-day before yonr opportunity to lost and get a ticket to tha drawing oasidaa getting at tba ana time the full value of yonr money from the largest and beat atock of dry goods in tha city A COLD WAVE And Soma of tho I hougita It uggti to tho Frndent Uuslneaa Man Tefarday wa a cold day and Area wore quite com-t irtabla To-day will ha equally as cold and succeeding daya Tha Bnt thought of tha prudent man In this season of the sudden changee is how to hasp warm and how to keep the delicate and dependent ones warm At night especially do wa fael tha chilling air and biting wind Then non than anv other time of tha day do th fins bum hotter and wraps feel wanner But when the wrapt a-e laid aaid and toe fire bum out what then? To our beds do wa look for comfort what What If tli beds are in eagerly covered! Why tho toes get euld the ihoulderx follow and fon the whole bedy la in a shiver and all hope of reat for the gone Than doee the iminnlent man remember his thoiiKhtlessneea He wonder why didn't he think to provide against tha wictar's chill and why suffer a remora steal over him and adds to hla wsksfulr-eas Mow Th Empire Hture aver liberal and tv liable hoe anticipated tha want of tha pa-ipla during this cold weather and has put wn tha figures on quilts blankets and carpets so as to place them in tn reach of everybody Then Is no need to raffsT now Blankets that sold for $10 per pair last year will ba sold this season for $7 car pair Tbs ilnrat down comtorts for and qnilta all tha way from 75 cents np Meed you shiver? WsguaMnot What than? Why gj to The Empire Store thla morning and provide yourself aa yon need Do not longer delay fur tha anowa of winter are gstherirg aud soon th loiclea will hang from tha gables and eaves This weak Tha Empire btore will also eff all klnda of wraps at low figures so that non need Buffer Tha gaptrlur Conrl la A Prosperous Cwan'y Vienna December 1 One gets a pir-raiuio view of the great county ot Dmly if he visits Vienna daring the session of the Superior Court Vienna has not changed much iu twenty-five years but it is a good place fur a growing town Tbe od people of Vienna aro discouraged about gittmg a railroad to that villuge aud railroad bilk is below par at present The people have been futigneil with promises which I Hire no fruit Yet there is a strong desire far railroad con neotion with Macon Judge Kibbee di-patches business with i rank Dooly oonnty is not free from crime and the til was delist red of ten occupants to Solicitor-General Smith for eastigntioo it has been a mutter of wonder whore Montezuma got such a heavy trade hut the wonder ceases if one will take a ride from Vienna to Uonttzuma The country is fertile and thickly settled and Mon'e-ennia is the ol etive pint And well does she improve her opportunities Coming into Montezuma one meets wag ms aui carts and buggies returning from Montezuma Anil every evening this is tbe caie like on Saturday evenings with other with place TALbOTTO Marrtrg tf Ur 8 1 Maxwell and M't Uni I tls Talbottox December Yesterday af temoon st "The lVplam" the beautiful home of the bride's parents near Pratts-bnrg Mr 1) Maxwill of Talbotton and Mis Izzie Little weie united in ibe holy bonds of matrimony the Itav A Seal-' of EatontoD officiating Tbe groom is son of Rev Maxwell pastor of the Bap tit Church at this plsceT and is one of our most worthy young men Tbe bride is the 1 iv ly snd accomplished daughter cf orr esteemed fellow citiz and pr snut llepre senteiiv Hon Jas Little and the young gentleman who has succeeded in winning her heart and hand should doubly congratulate himself on being the possessor of such a prize Invitations were not exten bively given and those who witnessed the ceremony consisted mostly of relatives and special friends of the contraoiing parties Those who had tho Lonnr of being present troni Talbotton were Miss Mary McGeliee and A Ilurdw II Miss la arsons and Dr A Ryder Kimbrough Blake Little and Mr and Mrs Ragland The devoted pair will come to Tail) niton to-day where they will settle among nst with the good wishes and congratulations of their many friends FORT VALLEY Marriage of Onl Rose and MUs Claudle Everett Fobt Valley December 2 was very bii liant wedding inonr city to-day The parties to the important contract wire Col Roes of Macon and Miss Claudia Everett of this city Both the bride and groom are special favorites in Fort Valley society They were made man and wife at the hospitable home cf the father Mr Ab Everett on Square at 1 this evening Dr Ross officiating After the ceremony and the congratulations had ended the happy throng of invited guists were regaled and feasted Each feature of the varied appointments of the occasion was elegant Especially notiotible was the 1-lectnn of elegant and costly presents The happy couple left on the 3:40 train for Washington City where they will tpend the winter and will return in the spring and make Macon their future home The good wishes of Fort Valley attend them Many telegrams of congratulations were reocived TENNILLK McIntyre On Assign-Liabilities tlA000 AiSlt (18000 Tkxnillk December fl Molntyro A Oo dry-goods Tennille and Wrights-ville assigned to-day to Harman Liabilities $15000 estimated assets $18-OIH) preferred creditors $4500 The Dublin and rights ville railroad has this day December 1st been changed into and consolidated with the Wrightsville ana Tennille Railroad Company and will hero-after be known aud operated as the right s-vills and Tennille Railroad mpany This road is now completed to Dublin a distance of thirty-five miles running a double daily schedule between Tennille and Dublin and connecting at Dublin with the Oconee river steamboats COLUMBUS fl Death of Little A Sueeenful Concert Columbus Deoember The bsrn and stables on tbe promises of A Baldwin near were burned one night this week It is supposed to have been the work of an incenuiary Rev Cheney has accepted the call to tbe pastorate of the Baptist Church in Browne ville Annie May tbe little daughter of Mr Bostick of this city died this afternoon A very suroessful concert was given tonight tor the benefit of the public library I)aath of Mrs IIHIyer Wabhixgtox December 2 Mrs Dr 8 (r llibyer di-d this morning at 8:30 at tbe residence of Wm Sims She wai a most estimable lady and leaves a host of friends to mourn her los The remains will be interred in the iFyoune-tsry to-mdrrow morning: A Marrirge Sylvaxia December 2 Lee Homes Hilton was married to Miss Fcaoie Hill this morning by Rev Robert Evans at the residence of tbe bride's father They left immediately on their weddlDg tour for Charleston where they will spend their honeymoon Rain-in-the-Faca tha Sionx chief who killed General Custer baa begun to study Ilia Tom Hals-mire Convict of Details of hie Crime OnLETROitrK December Superior Court is still in session here bnt Judge Fort expects to dose ibis evening The juryia the cuse cf the State vs Baisemore for mnrder recommended mercy On the 11th of October the sai-1 Baisemore murdered Albert Thomas The wai the result of There lives in the southern suburb of Oilethorpo a ooloced woman Adeline Ellis some forty-iNo years of age who possessed lnsgical da ms in the eyes of Baise-moro and Thomas two negro men nearly flirty years of sge These men were Doarders dsoinore was supreme in the household until Thomas ernne He somehow superseded Baiseiaore in the esteem of Adeline The evidence was circnmstanlia bnt every link in the chain so connected itself with Baisemore as to predude possibility of any other guilty party The autopsy disclosed the fact that tho deceased cume to his death by straugnla-tian Cries of mnrder were heard at the house tho night of the mnrder The cloth ing of Baisemure gave evidences of a struggle aud blood stains were on them Then too a rope was fonnd in Baiseruore's shop with a slip-knot all arranged The general belief is that Baisemore attempted to place the noose over ihe heal of the deceased while asleep in his bed and hang him to the joist cf his room bnt while thus engaged the deceased aroused and the straggle took pin oe out of doois Dr Field's testimony was positive ns to the manner of death beiug that of straugu latino and the marks on the neck told too plkinly of the deadly work of the noose The deed was premeditated and shrewdly planned It was oold-blroded murder yet tha jury through a false idea of mercy declined to hang the murderer SAVANNAH An Erthinske The Italian Ine of The List 8avamnau December 2 A slight earthquake hhuck was felt here at 7:30 this mom ing It was of short duration and not severe enough to do any damage The agency of the Boston and Savannah Steamship Company will -be transferred to day to the Ocean Steamship Company and the Central railroad has purchased all of the stock except 100 shares Richardson Barnard who were the agents here will become the Boston agents and the company will be operated under its corporate name bnt will be controlled by tbe Ocean Steamship Company Tbe announcement of the contest over the Central railroad stockholders' list caused a good deal of excitement here General Alexander spent most of the day with his attorneys The papers are made out and a writ of mandamus will be issued to compel the directors to open the list of stockholders for inspection Both sides era confident of the result Captain Raoul's friends say they cannot inder any circumstances be oou Soiled to open the books There is little oingin the stock market since the dividend was declared A few shares ex dividend old to-day at 121 which is the highest the market went The Alexander party is not buying except what they can pick up on the quiet AUGUSTA The Methodist Conference A bingulsr Fire Reported Augusta December 2 The Methodist Conference assembled this morning with Bishop McTyeire presiding B-ligious services were conducted by Rev Bounds After prayer and singing reports of different committees were received and tbe characters of delegates were passed upon also a number of delegates were advanced to elder's orders A Sunday-school anniversary was held at St Church to-night at which Dr Haygood made an excellent address The lecture of Sm Jones to-morrow night is looked forward to with much interest Severe earthquake shock was felt here at 7:15 o'clock this morning This morning as Oliver Doolittle entered bis picture frame establishment he found it filled with smoke and upon examination it was shown that the entire contents had been bnrned The lire originated sometime during the night destroyed all frames framing material and a number of handsome pictures and then extinguished itself The flames never bant out of the building at any time as the doors and windows were tightly sealed nor was the building at all The fire is a mystery to inaurtnre men ard members of the fire departmei He was insured for Glttun The lots amounts to about $11)00 KOMIS Assignment Set Trade Aetlvi the Town Prosperooa Rome Ga December 1 The final hearing in tbe cam made by the creditors of Charles Tool under a bill in equity to at asie the assignment made by Tool with certain preferences in behalf of his kith and kin which if they stood wonld consume ail the property and assets after paying expenses of administration we hud to-day before Judpa Branhan Too result was die setting aside of the deed of assign- HOLMES A KASOM Dmitlata Opposite tha lamer lions 103 Mulberry Ktveet Marou Gaotw'v ma it mint KVLUETT tt Fort Wler Thursday December 2d I Wi'drck ra Jon I1 lines of Macon Miss riAl'nri A Fvkhkit Fort Valley Ga Dr ll ltoas nlH-lntlng Absolutely Pure This powder never Varies A marvel of parity strength and wholasomenossa More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot ba sold in competition with tho multitude of low test short weight alum or phosphate powders Hold only in eaua Royal Baxiku Powdkb Oo 106 Wall streak Saw York Awlv Dec I Our Dfghs Goods trails in 8 till on tbe increase owing to tbe new arrival of tbe latent fabrics and colorings with trimmings perfectly grand to match thnni all Come in and see them aa they are arriving daily place on aale to-day one lot 75 pieces of Embroideries and In-aertinga from lc per yard np to 25c per yard The like never heard of before They are about two-thirds leva tbau regular price Now ia your time A big rush to-day on them aa we juat opened them flee oar jobs in and Gents' Underwear at one-half value Blankets Comforts etc Herring Julian 115 feccond St Clothe the Feet FOR THE BEST CUSTOM-MADE SHOES AND BOOTS For Ladies Gent and Children call and see me Everything sold guaranteed aa represented Goods and pncea to suit everyone TTUInTT (aoest 122 SECOND 81 MACON GA decld-ly NOTICE At a meeting of the Board of Director of Tha Exchacgo Lank of Macon held November 12th it wm resolved to increase ihe capital stock of a lid bank from two hundred thousani to three hundred thousand dollars nfter submitting the same for ratification by the etockholdeis at their regular annual meeting on first Tuesday in January next nov28-lm CABANISfl Cashier Tli HID TV A IS The voters of the Third Ward will meet at tha Court House on Friday evening at 8 for the purpose of nominating an Aldermanic ticket to represent them in the next Conncil dec2-d'2t MANY VOTERS IT NT vr vw Si 0 iR Fl 2 ft HjjS fj II.