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THE MACON TELEGERAPH: MONDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1894.
..rtVE
OF MATRIMONY
Seem* to Have Struck South Macon
and the Western Suburb* of
the City.
SUBURBAN NEWS OF ALL SORTS
fjRlhtrti During th« Pftit Watk by Ui«
Talafriph'a IlMiilIaf and UblqalU
oai South Matus and Woat End
Reporter lia Ilia Hounds.
XUaea Rom. and Nora, daughter* of
Mr. Robert H. Smith of the southern
portion of tho city, are now passing a
(riorumnt period of time with their grand*
mother and uncle, Mrs. Smith ond Mr.
James Smith, In Savannah, the city by
ths sen.
Mr.‘Ed Munson, it Is now hoped. Is n
a fair way for a sapid convalescence
from hi* severe attack of typhoid fever.
JTpr many days hla life wuh almost de
spaired of. The many friends of Mr.
A. Munson, In Thomaaton, Up^on county,
will be glad to read this notl:e In the
Telegraph this morning ot hla ton, Since
residing Sri Thomiiston. where his duties
as engineer on the Central railroad duly
call hhn, Mr. Munson has mode many
frlanda In all akiaapa of society, who have
aympattilzed with him In this affliction.
The sick room woa brightened yesterday
hy a fcowoctlon of rare floral offerings
from some if Ids particular 1 friends In
that city, which were greatly appreciated
l>y him.
Mr. A. J. Vlnlng, engineer cn the Cen
tral railroad, who le now engaged on
the "Pevy Branch," Is spenJlnjc a (•*#
days with his family#nd friends in mis
city.
Mr. John Preston, who was so painfully
Injured In the Central railroad yard a
few werks since, is now well enough »o
misvft about. His face, which Was badly
cut und lacerated, Is entirely healed.
A quartette from the Central railroad
shops passed a couplo of days very pleas
antly in the early i»art of last week, dur
ing a visit to Mr. WlilJjr Levis and family
jit Gordon, and nt the delightful country
htrine of Mr. Partly Htephen* Jn Wilkin-
non county near Gordon. They were
corned by Mr. Stephens and royally enter-
taloed by him and his good wife,
eixly breakfast in preparation for * day
of tqjorf af the mill pond was partaken of.
They found bofore them all the produc
tions the harm and dairy, calculated
to ippoase a whetted appetite, and due
justice 'was administered, af jer which,
der the leadership of their host, a move
wm made toward the pond, which whs
teeming with fish, and offered a grand
field for their operations against the Army
till** After a surfeit of the sport. tvhl*h
vaa obtain In a short while, ho rapidly
wi re they *aken, loaded down with their
catch, the sportsnutn returned to t.hn
house and were soon called to dinner—an 1
such a dinner! They have not yet censed
* to exchango their encomium* on Its ex
cellence to their envious fellow workmen
at the ah »p. After a two days* vlnlt to
th»lr friends at the several localities,
they returned to the city, mu;h benefited
by the outing. The members of the
party were Messrs. W. B. Orr, i. H.
G«*o<lysar, George Bolton and George Ban-
DIAMONDS^
FREE.
. STKVF.SH&HRO 1
road. Owing to delay in the deliverance
of the message, it was Impossible for
Mrs. Freeman to be present at the fun
eral. which took place on Haturlay. Mrs.
Freeman la the adopted daughter ol Miss
Mercer, she having had charge of her
from the age of 2 years until of uge, and
she has all her life been greatly attached
to her foster mother, and In consequence
greatly regrets her inability to have been
present, which was caused by the short
notice of the sad news received.
Tho public Insinuation of officers of
the Ancient Order of United Workmen
will tkae place at Lackey's Hall, on the
corner of Elm and Fourth streets on
Thursday evening, July I. After the work
of tho order Is completed the Invited
guests will be socially received and en
tertained by the members of the order,
and h r«'-tIvm| will !.*• i • ■ *.. wir rt- ..i ;
the delicacies of the season will be spread
on Che fesllv# board for their delectation.
The South Macon string band has ten
dered its services and will 1* present
with a full repertnrlo of choice musical
selections with wihjj^ney will charm the
uweirrlilcd comj*rffy. An evening of uni
versal pleasure Is anticipated.
The disagreeable weather Friday evening
Interfered somewhat with the proceedings
of the South. Macon Jolly Club, though
several members faced the storm and were
present. Including several ladies living
near the place of meeting, who passed
the evening very pleasantly. The i ro-
grnrnm* was continued until next Friday,
wfcgu Sfvaral antominlng additions to It
wIM be presented, which esnnot fall to
greatly add to the general pleasute of
tho guests and members. The club ca
lends to all h cordial Invitation to be
present on this occasion. The place of
Meeting fti at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Wythe, on Second street,
South Macon.
It In announced through the press <>t
our bister city, DubUn, that an excursion
from there will arrive in Macon on the
morning of the July 4 over the Macon,
Savannah and Dublin railroad.
66
VELVET”
You may gingle from $.'{.60 to $7.60 “velvet” in your
pocket by coming here at once and selecting one of the Suits
we are now selling at from $10 to $12. They arc the finest
productions of the very best makers and come in
EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS*
SWELLEST FASHIONS,
CHOICEST COLORINGS.
Bought in the regular way prices to the retail buyer
would certainly be a third more/ We use bur power and
advantages to create this and like opportunities for our
clientage.
MACON, GA.
351 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET
SAW MILLS,
Machinery AH Kinds.
Mr. and Mrs. LaFayett* Lochart. who
have been spending a few days at Indian
Spring, have returned horns.
Crump'* Park haa been engaged for
Wednesday, the 4th, and off that day tho
ladle * it re invited to a dance at this re
sort, tendered them t>y the young m*n.
Ample provision for the accommodation
of nil who will attend will bo made. Ice
valor w4U be provided in abundance,
flood order and correct deportment will
he insisted on, and the committee will
be active nnd untiring In their etyrts to
prevent and condurt that will Interfere
With the perfect enjoyment of the jlay
by every one who may attend. A good
hand of musio haa been spoken fbr, and
dancing will l><* conducted without Inter-
misslrn throughout the day. The qcnUe-
>nen cf tho ru mm It tee ure poas«*-'*l with
n determination to make this the picnic
of the «mon. All «rranfsn?nt» are In
the hands of the mann«ers and commit
tee, Mr.) 8. Dorsey and Mr. l-oari* Jlebb.
The funeral Of the young son of Mr.
• nd Mrs. John Roach of South Macon
t«xrit place on Saturday afternoon. «•-
Itgious services connected therewith were
h*M at 81. Joseph’s Catholic church. Tb<?
remain* were followed to their test retting
place In Roee HUI ce-netery hy many
*> input hiring and mourning relative* and
friend*. Their ohiKl was 8 month* old.
lie had not been well for w>me months,
thouah not as dnng#ro':fly affected dur-
In* this (lttv» wh he was at his denth,
which resulted from an attack of con-
y. it ton of the brain, from which he suf
fered greatly for two or three lays and
his death on Friday
In#
while
ailed.
trying scene he had the
f pMihvtic attention of relative* and neigh*
born, hut IU availed not, and while the
storm panted out its life in dtful. mo-
msntsry sIkUs. hla soul returned to tlie
God who gave it.
After two weeks of extreme enjoyment
with friend* in Putnam county. Miss Mat-
tie Parker of South Macon returned to
the city on Friday afternoon* Durlnr her
ui)sen>r Miss Parker wnd Miss Aril**
Holt. who waa also visiting friend# in
the same locality, were sadly lftl»*e\l nt
the meetings dT the JoMy Club, of which
they «*re prominent members. Miss Holt
remains with h**r friends until the re
opening of the public schools.
The marriage of Mr. W. K. Pkrine
and Mlsa-Guseie Forest took place on
Uat Tuesday evening. The ceremony wus
performed by the Hev, Dr. Owens of
Grow Methollet church at the ievidence
of that gentleman on Third street. Tne
marriage was a matter of surprise to the
friends iff the lady and grmhmtan lr.ter-
rrted. and no one was present oave &
few rnerntjers of the family with whom
the minister reeldea. The bride and gr»*om
are at the home of Mr. and Mrs A. 8.
Moore, uncle and aunt af the bride. The
bride is the daughter af Mm Sarah For.
ext of South Mae*m. and is a popular
member of the social world of that lo
cality. Mr. Skrtne 1* a machinist and
ia engaged *t the Georgia So tlhern rall-
roud shops.
A home marriage t>«ok place on Friday
avenir.g at t*e residence of the bride on
Elm stieet. Wot End. in which Mr
Smith ot Florida a'nl Miss Alice
llall were un»ted Ir
mony.
Thursday ev nlng last witnessed
lovaly bong marriage, at which the knot
was tied that Joined oMcon and Lumber
City, in the pt.-fhoriH o( Mr. J.nri* « K.
Green or M.iL.il! and Miss Susie c. Mash
of Lumber City. The ceremony was con.
sum mated at the residence of the par
ents of tho bride at Lumber City, Wilcox
county, Itev. M. Wiggins performing tho
‘beautiful ceremony that made them os
onb. The residence waa beautifully deco
rated for this occasion with seasonubla
(loners, and this, with the beautiful cos-
tune* of the attendants, made a vivid
picture, lung to be remembered. After
receiving bent wlahM and congratulations,
the happy bride and groom said udh*u
to their friends and left for their future
home, this city. Mr. and Lira. Green are
at bourn to their many friends at No. 454
Oak street. Miss Nai»h has beta the
bright, particular olor In society's con
stellation In her home, and ninny are
the regretn expressed at her departure.
Mr. Gresn Is a popular am well thoi ght
of >oung man In the city A lilt adoption
and among Ills fellow workman on the
Fatst Tennesseo road, on which he m en
gaged mm flremnn, and every one expresses
his ht-urty good wishes for the success
and happiness of himself and bis beauti
ful and accomplished bride. .
The Macon Light Infantry will hnvn
an outing July 11, (one week from next
Wednesday), und this day will be spent
by the company and their friends r*t
Beech Haven. Committees now have in
t:\iPd arrangements for the day, and.
though lute In the season, It will be well
uli ended, as nothing attempted by the
Light Infam y over f iila of being (Wrie-I
through promptly and in a perfect idan-
ncr and with a vlow to the comfort and
pleasure of all.
The writer waa the recipient tit"a kind
Invitation to be present at the party given
in honor of the vlt»lt to M*con of Miss
Mamie Troggle of 8tone Mountain, which
was tendered her by Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Long, cn Calhoun street, and which waa
honored by the presence of many of tho
young ladles and gentlemen of the neigh
borhood. among whom *xere noticed MUses
Uckle Itlcks, Pearl Beeves- Angle May
nard, Mary Ellen Spier, Alllne De Borde,
Jessie Hicks, and Messrs. John Do Horde,
Ross Hubbard. Tort McAfee of Albany,
Lester Caine, R. Caine, Jack Malta*. Mr
and Mrs. C. Wagner, Mrs. Flora Re!d,
Mrs. Long and daughter saw to th* com
fort of the ladles and gentlemen. Cakes
and Ice creum were provided for them,
to which ftill Justice waa done. The chil
dren were all bmuttfully clod In stylish
costumes of pattern and quality.
The Blythe Social and Beading Club
had another pleasant reunion on Thursday
svenlng at the residence of Mr, R. Mon*
crlef on Third street, South Macon. The
following programme was offered as part
of the evening’s entertainment:
Borg—’Twilight Is Stealing’*—Miss Daisy
Harris.
Dialogue—“Nothing to Bay, Somethin#
to Say’ — Misses Pearl Davenport and Lit-
ale Bmlth.
Reading—’Tim and HU Neighbor*”-Mr.
Hannon Watson.
Song—“If You Knew”—dir. John A. I*e
Horde.
Recitation—“A Georgia Volunteer”—Mien
Linda Bhtnhoiser.
Beading—“Sun Dust”-^nnle Lee De
Bordo.
Song—'TiO More Good-Bye*”—MUs Linda
Bt-.Inholser.
RocttatlMi—'“The Bexron Light”—John
A. Borde.
Recitation—Mr. Ed Bhlnce.
The club was Honored by the presence
cf many visitor*, among whem were Mr,
and Mrs. W. Herrington, who were
elected member*.
The next meeting of the club will l>e
held at th* residence <>f Mr. NY. R, 8p«.*r,
on Windsor Hill. South Macon.
The marriage of Miss Mottle Taylor
and Mr. W. P. Dawson took place at the
rrMdvnce of Mr. W. Cherry on Second
#irest on Thursday evening. Th* Rvv.
Dr. Owens of Grace Methodist church
was ^je officiating minister. Miss Tfrylor
Is a popular member of society In South
Moron, her former i#a», Mr. Dawson
Is on employe of the Central railroad anti
has the greatest regurd of his employer*
and frllow workmen.
The bride and groom nr* at home at
the residence of Mr. Cherry.
KUNKltAL OK MRS. CHAPPELL.
Ins
Smith has b»*
waters la a et
tntrr<*»*. t>. ing < *«
vne A the most important railroad* in
the *t.»te The brbWl party rotunir-t to
Fh'r.t* »mme.1ia**•!>• alter the conclusion
of th. v'eretnony.
family of Mr W. H Freeman of
Couth Macon was uh«> - ked to receive a
tclegtiim Saturday announcing the death
of Mies V A. Mercer, which took 1>U c
nt the realdeoc* of Judge 1. J. Saunders
nt Coleman, In G»y county, on the Ftvrt
Gatn^J branch Ol ths Southwestern rail
A Ixtnre NooIm “f Friends Paid
Their Last Tribute of Love.
IHbo fOttSlI aorviiv* of Mrs. C- T.
ClUHH>eil. nee Mlw» Lena 8h®P\vo.Y 1,
xwre enoduffed by Uov. 11. O. Oornbs.
Itaativr of the Obci#tltn fimrob, from
her late r»w»Mi»iw*» on »; ; \ aveauc,
yewt>T«kiy nftonKam at 4.:»» oVI«Kk.
Tin* rvmntlni wore wtteodfd by a
vtry large Dumber of the friends of
tin' divitta-vl. wdio had known and
loveit her In lift*. Rev. Mr Coibiu.
ooudtkftcd the serrlee nownllug to the
ritiktl of the Chrlsthi churt»h. nod In
bU remarks atMi foll nved the burial
a.'rvlce he paid a ivjmiful trihatt io
the d*wd a wuuktn. wife and tnoiher.
The rflpnlM were Interred Id Roso
H1U cemetery. wb*re the funeral ser
vice waa concluded.
T1II3 FRiaroARIUM.
A Handsome Picture Exhibited by O.
D. Jenkins.
‘Lovers of art In the olty have re
ceived from Mr. O. D. Jenkins, the
popular auditor of the Maoon and
Nonchern railroad, bho follawinj? lnvl-
t&tlon:
You are respectfully Invited to call
at <the store of Meaura. J. NV. Burke
A Co. and Inspect the artlat'a proof
etcfhVng tram the painting by Sir Fred
erick Lelgtoon, president Royal Acad
emy. entitled 'The lOrlgidartum.'' The
oicivln* wtU be exlnlblted for a limited
time only.
Macon, Ga., June 30. 1834.
The tnvKatlon Is neatly gotten up
and on rhe •back explains thnt the
original of Che etdhlng .wws exhibited
the Royal Ant Academy In 1S93 and
is the work of Sir Frederick Leighton,
P. R. A. The original of Uho etching
was purchased by Henry G^kvea A Bon
at London for 25.259, from tvhfoh have
been published 250 artists' proof etoh-
lrtgg.
•Mr. Jpnklns' Object dn placing the
picture on exhibition Is simply to rh.vw
Jhe people of Macon a beautiful speci
men of artistic work. He saw the pic
ture wlille on a recent visit to Raltt-
mor# und having an eye for the beau
tiful purchased it at a considerable
price.
Tho ploture represents a finely
moulded woman poised on tJh# brink of
the Frigidarlirm Just before th& plunge.
The deikwte drapery In w'hlch the wo
man Is clad gives ilhe ploture becoming
modesty nvhlle at ?he same time It docs
not conceal -the perfect contour of a
form bhat c«*uld h.ivo only i»ei*n <»ut-
Uned by a master artlet. A frigidarium
Is a cooling pool very popular with tho
Romans for bathing. b * '
A NENV FIRM.
Mr. A. B. Hurtlfl, Well Known I
Georgia nnd Florida, nt the Hand.
Passing down Fourth street, we wore
aurprlsod to see bow full wad Uio store
No. Hi, touii-rly ..Kvupuxl l»> Wolff
Hapj), but now by Mr. Alex. E, liar*
i%, lonnct ly I ravel mg lor Moinluml
Bros. A Co. of Hnvamnaili as n whole-
salt* dry g.iods and notion Jiouso. Slop-
pint* in 'and asking Mr. Harris a few
qucifflou*,' we were ’.nformed that his
buAlaflM had been fair, oonridarlng
the very uliort leugth of time that he
had bteu open, nnd th.it tlie lurgtxst
rvM/llcrs Ui the city had patrouized
him frtTly, w°*)*'li speaks for llself
that his gootls must bo way down be
low regular murkel value.
Mr. Hants will carry only such
gnods in staple and desirable articles
as be cau buy nnd sell to the trado
’Jo per cent diaper than they enu be
bought from other bouses, and his
business will Ik* conducted on the name
plan ns C. li. Ibniss of New York.
lie will send «*ut bis lumlogue uiul
prices croy month and meMiouts In
the country will do wvll to remember
this and write for «hik\ ns this style
of d«ing business Is somotin'lng new in
this section; but If It pays In other
large dtles, why not let Macon get in
tin* procession.
'IIvIh method of saving merchants a
big pctvecAura on . ttidr purriuim
should l»e wvll patronized, and we
ta*iul.v wish Mr. Harris all auoccss
this his uew venture.
Goodwyn & Small, dnigglsts, reeom*
mend. Johnson's Oriental Sixip for all
akin and sc^Up disease*. Try it.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.
Ill health gives
way to
Brown’s Iron
Bitters 1
Macon to New York Via the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad.
By a change of schedule In effect
Sunday. May IS, Macon has double
dally schedules to Washington ,an<i
Now York vis Atlanta and tho R.
and D. railroad:
Leave Macon 7:55 a. in., 4:25 p. m.
Arrive Atlanta 11:30 a. m.. 8:05 p. m.
Leave Atlanta. R. and D., U m.,
9 p. m.
Arrive Greenville. R. and D.» 8:30 p.
rn . S a. m.
Arrive Charlotte, R. and D.. 8:29 p.
m.. 8:30 a. m.
Arrive Danville, R. and D. t UM a.
m., 11:45 a. m.
Arrive Washington. R. and D., 7:18
a. m.. 8 p. m.
Arrive New York, P. R. R„ m.
4:23 a. m.
Train leaving Macon In morning ar
rive* at Richmond next morning 7:15
a. m., and leaving Macon In the af
ternoon arrives at Richmond 4 A0
HOW S THIS ?
If you wt\m your store represented
among the illustrations in the Tele
graph's special bdltloo, you vmtt let
u» kuow ni once. We tuake “cuib” of
buiidiu^t. Hew nt 'Hit* own expense,
r!•.•■>■ cost \oil n*»thinj. :iti*l ;ir > ?!».»
very tinea quality of newspaper rn-
gnivlng. After we print the pnptT
V. t* m iy have ih<* Tut.** Nothing
mean a.i-*ut that proportion.
CITY DETECTIVES.
Probability That Council Will Make
Appointments Tuesday Night
It will be remembered that at the last
meeting of council the recommendation
of the police committee that the mayor
nnd council appoint two cWy detectives
to bo under the direction nnd control t>f
the mayor and council, was adopted.
ThJs action was taken by council on
the ground that the charter made no
provision for the deteclves and that no
appropriation had been made for their
maintenance on the police pay roll, al
though two detectives have been main
tained on thriNcpll since the charter was
adopted In Deoefober. These detectives
have bd?TMinder Che control of the po
lice commissions nd the chief ot police,
but the action or-oouncll takes the de
tectives from underHhe control of both
commission nnd the chief of police, nnd
puts them under control 'of the mayor
anil council.
It Is very probable that nt the meet
ing of council tomorrow night the ap
pointment of the two detectives will be
nude nnd It Is thought that the two
present detectives, Messrs. Patterson
and Jenkins, will secure the nppoint-
men.ta.-'-They have both beer doing de
tective work, for the city for several
years nnd have- proven themselves in
every way competent to till the posi
tions. In fact their )ong service as de
tectives have mode them more fitted
than anyone else for this particular
branch of the city police service, na they
are familiar with the haunt* of crimi
nals nnd their habits, and almost every
criminal nnd hwbrenker is personally
known to them, and they knl>*' what
particular cDai of criminals to shadow
for each dUtlnct class of crime.
The chief duty of n policeman is to
prevent crime, while the only duty of a
police detective Is 10 ferret cut the crim
inal and bring him to Justice after the
crime has been committed nnd the par
ty commit feting It has made his escape.
In this work Messrs. Patterson and
Jenkins have been remarkably success
ful as t)ie records will attest, and it
la a well known fact that they hove al
most succeeded In completely breaking
up of every rang of sneak thieves in
the trity, and have brought to JusLce so
many bunglont and other criminals that
It Is a rnre thing for a burglary or a
serious robltory to be committed in this
city. Their renppblntment wculd be a
signal for the few remaining criminals
in the city to make themselves scarce.
HOW’S THIS?
If you want your store represented
among the illustrations In tho Telo-
graph’8 special edition, you must let
us know nt once. We make “cuts'* of
building**, etc., at our own expense.
They cost you nothing, and are the
very Quest qualify of nowspnper on-
graving. After we print tJie paper
you may have the “cut.” Nothing
mens about that proposition.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Wtiohimrum, July 1.—For Georgia:
Fair, oxi>n>t 1<kxiI thumbx* storm* dur
ing the alWuMdi «>r night; variable
winds; nligiitly cooler iu the northern
portions;
JOHNSON'S
MAGNETIC OIL!
Isstsat RIM« if PsTs.
tornpl btsrna).
N 8JIXUMA' T 'f8M. NKUfcUL
YouUl cdUOsau
If. Cholefsllor
Sto , £22£ hf0 “
bvnjoat Pnwrftd and Ponatrttlif Ltrlmestfor Mr
r B«mI to •UitaitM. Lorg* tl ism V»c., floo. stmiti-
JOHNSON’S ORIENTAL SOAP.
Msdtcatod sad Tollst. ’flj* Orsst Bkln Ours sl
SM Deautlriff. U4lM Wtu And it <*• tno
i«Uo«re sad hlghtf p«rf«ms<l ToUe* 8esp •
U« aorltsA It is Mbsoiutelr pur*. Mokes a
kts soft oua velvetf sud rosters# the lo#t com
-lesion | * luinry Cir Beth for Infant*
t *Uw# Itrflr- r grosnty
ha " votf - -w
GObDWTM & SMALL.
Sole Agecu, Cherry Street and Cotton
Avenue, Macon. Go.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds*,
LIME, CEMENT and BUILDERS’SUPPLIES.
T. C. BURKE
Write Tor Quotalions.^■■■*
Before Placing Your Orders.
0. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, !
MACON, GA.
SASH. GOORv LUMBER, M0UL0I13I PMi LIME MD EMEU.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
'I, 1
LEflDINB WHOLESALE HOUSES.
G. Bernd & Co.
ManuXactarers and J^>ai«^.4
lAium
BADDLERY.
LEATHKB AMD SROSPIOCUt^
ITACOir, OA*
gM, 403,48440*9 456 Cherry StraaL
L. Cohen & Co.,
1 “Maaola’’—Beat 5c. Cigar In Maods,
J. L HACK. Kaaager.
i Distillers and Wholesale Dealanta
«1 Cherry Street, Uaooe, (ia.
LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS*
Prices always the lowest.
Paricular sttenbon paid to Order*.
MACOH SASH, DOOE & LUMBER CO.,
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS,
—AMD MANUJ- ACTURBRS OF
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work.
Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair,
BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc.
HUMORED CHANGES.
All lb Not Serene With Central Rail
road l’eople.
The air Is thick with rumor* of
clianres on the Cen:ral railm.nl nyn-
tem In tills city, and In doritaQUenc*
thereof there is consul,fjlblo tin,Mat
ness in certain qua-fora.
If the rumors .hould pan out to be
true Macon will in all probability lose
one of its most popular ofi'clals, while
another well-known and highly popu
lar official will take hla place. Names
arc not given, as the rumors have not
been traced to any reliable source, but
going on tho theory that there' must
bo some fire whore there,Is so larch
smoke, the public tnay look out for at
least one change that will he a sur
prise.
There Wave already been aeveial re
cent changes In flic clerical fdlce of
the road In this city, nnd It the changes
above alluded to aro made there will
In nil probtiblKty l>e more. On Satur
day a reduction of the yard force was
made, nnd other employes are wearing
a worried look, ns they don’t kuow
who will be the (text to go.
Madison Avenue
* Had Ison Ave. and 58th St., BZ
—
•V &.
fj per day and up.
American Plan.
Fireproof and first-class in every par
ticular. '
Two blocks from the Third and Sixth
Avenue Elevated railroads.
The Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt
*Line cars pass the door.
H. M. CLARK, Prop.
Passenger Elevator runs all night.
BET THE LANDLORD.
Mnnri^ello, July 1.—(Special.)—Mr. G
K. Vlmont, reprinting Erofessor Q.
Roots’ Improved bar cement, was here
on the 23rd of June and forgot to pay
his hbtel bill. He resristdaed from Lex
ington, Ky- He claims to mtye a farm
on Flint river and fln6 atock^ta Ken-
tucky. 8. C. ForemaQ.
LE BRBN’S™-SS
f»nt, repairs# a* Auif# of dl«t #r
n»u*#ou«, ntMcnri#! or potioaoMMMS.
let pm to bo Ukm IntorsoBf. WSm
A8 A PMtVINTlVS
by eftkwMr ltl«iiappMibt«4nMBin
mmj mpmmI dliMM; but lath# mm
■ —— — ■ the*. A.'rM<T UwsHWHlf. ArrucTPs
u iJ. —- wit* OoooritMM pp4 OlMt, v« (ttif*#.
W U $ I per >-*.«* SWIM for fsT
GOODWYN^ DRUG STORE,
Sole Agents, Macon. Ga.
V* T. Johmstow, W. k. Davis,
President, Ties Frsatdsak.
Bowass JL Sian, Beersury and Treasons
Tlie Guarantee Co
of Geoi-gla.
Writes bonds for enablers, trsaaufsr* ■*,
■stnUtnUors, fxsjutor*. gu^rdlauu.
osivera. and doss a gsosrsl bduolary
‘ <fif
Offics M4 iMOttd «tTMi
HOLLINS INSTITUTE
nOTRTOt KT xrKlMUH, VIRGINIA.
Ksr Ym#S LaJIrp. Tbs!«»««! and moat
NwiRN » "W»i» IdietK- rintm* m Aocivau
“itMipd Is ^ (»fO«sc*lo
fitry. Minwml Warn. OAlabno** tisalt. n>1
mms opMts Stpt IX !Oi For IUm. CuaImm pildMm
CHAN. L COikK, Smpi.t HslUas, V.
MACON SAVINGS BANK
574, Mulberry Street, Macon, Os.
Capital and Surplus flM.ooo.04
Pays 5 per cent. Interest on deposits of
fl and upward. Real estata loans on ths
monthly Installment plan, and loans on
good securities at low rates. Legal de
pository for trust funds. Will act os
administrator, executor, guardian, receiver
and trustee.
H. T. POWELL. President
II. O. CUTTER Vice-President
J. W. CANNON Cashier
Directore—Geo. B. Jewett, A. B. Board,
man. H. C. Tindall. H. Q. Cutter. P. JBL
Bruhl. H. T. Powell, Samuel Altmayer.
EXCHANGE BANK,
OF MACON, OA. 7
H. 1. Lunar. On. B. Turpin.
Pr.«id.n(_ Vle^PrwMmib
J. W. cu>-sl*w Cwhlw.
W. mlicit th. btulam of mwahutA
pUntws u>4 tumlu, otf.ria, U«B
courtMjr, prunpUMa, ui.L, ud tibrr-
allly. Th. Iutmi cpltal u4 i
of birk In Middl. (hw|U.
Mfplu,
THE UNIQK SAVINGS BANK A TRUST CO
MACOS, QEQBQIL
IT. J. Lamar, President! Geo. B. Tdr-
ptn. Vice-President: J. W. Qsbcnlss,
Cashier: D. M. Nelitgaa. Accountant.
CAPITAL 1200,MS- 6URFL.UA NS00*.
Interest paid on depoatta t per cent,
per annum. Economy is the road te
wealth. Deposit your as ring* any they
will be increased by Interest. Com
pounded semi-annually.
.WARM SPRINGS.
MERIWETHER COUNTY. GEORGIA:
On a spur of Pine Mountain, 1,200 feei
above sea level; delightfully cool cli
mate; no malaria, dust or mosquitos.
The finest bathing on the continent!
swimming pools 15 by 40 feet, and in
dividual batha for ladles and gentle
men. Temperature of water 90 de
grees—a cure* for dyspepsia, rheuma
tism and diseases of the kidneys. NeM
hotel, with all modern Improvements.
Double dally malls, telegraph and en
press office. Terms moderate.
For information apply for circular,
at C. R. R. office or to 1
^ CHAS. L. DAVI8, Proprietor.
HOTEL ST. SIMON,
THE “NEWPORT OF THE SOfeTH,”
IS NOW OPEN
For the Summer Season.
This 1* a f.vortt* watering plac* fo»
MaconltM. Cuialne 1, all that could b,
desired and every possible attention U
given for the comfort of guests. Strom
ocean aurf right at the hotel. For pan
tlculars writs to
CHARLES A. DUNN. Manager.
Si. Simon's Island. Oa.
HALE SPRINGS,
In the mountains of East Tenneaaea,
Red sulphur. Iron, epeohn. alum and
freestone waters. Table flrat-claaa
Cllmato excellent Everything consid
ered. the cheapest and beat aummrt
resort In the South. For particular,
and catalogue write to
QEORQEkA. MURRAY
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. M. M. STAPLER.
EYE. EAR. N08E, THROAT
5S6 CHERRY 8TEET. MACON, OA.
Glaasea fitted to any eyea..
DR. J. J. BUBERS. ■—~—
Permanantly located. In the ip,
olaltle, venereal. Lost energy re-
stored. Female Irregulafttl.a and
polaon oak. Cur, guarantied.
Address In confidence, with stamp.
IIP Fourth street. Maeon. Oa.
DR. C. H. PEETB,
EYE. EAR. THROAT AND NOSE.
Hours. » to 1 and I to I. Talepbon*
M. Off--a. 571 Mulberry, cornea Second
street. Macon. Oa.
DR. t. H. SHORTER.
HY®, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
^Office IM Cherry St. lfuoe. Os.
DR. J. It MOORE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offlot with Dr. K. P. Moon. Ill Wash-
Ington Aveoue. Macon, Oa.
Office Hours 7 to I a. e i to I n. as.
* to I p m.
B. W. WRENN, JR.
Attorney-at-Law,
anouu l TY AW Atlanta, Gioroia
LM. Johnston. PreatdenL J. D. Station. Vice President L. P. Hltlyer. Caahlar.
The American National Bank,
MAGON, GA.
CAPITAL $150,000.00 8URPLU8 .. ..IW.OOO.**
Largest capital of any national bank In Central Georgia. Accounts ot
banka, corporaUoas and Indi/lduala will racaiva caraful attentlozL Corratoogs
d«nca Invited. 1
First Mlioial M,
OF MACON. GA.
CAPITALISURPLUS, $260,000
R. H. PLANT,
ratsiDi^t.
W. ,W. WRIGLEY,
CASHIER.
I. C. PLANTS SON,
BANKER
■AC0X, GEORGIA.
ESTABLISHED 1861
Interei!
Banking in all its branches,
allowed on Time Deposit*
We handle foreign exchange and arrange
travellers credits on Messrs. Rothachild of
London for all European points.
