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THE MAO OH TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORHIHG, AUGUST 3, 1894. R. C. WILDER'S SOUS CO., MACON, GA. Contractors and Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Turned and Scroll Work. ' Lumber, rough and dressed, shingles, 1 alhs, and dealers In mixed paints, lead, oils, llms, piaster, cement and builders’ hardware. 614 TO 622 T HIRD STREET. IT 18 NO LONGER OLD MULBERRY But the Wide Awake Methodists Have Caused Repair Work to Be Started AT A COST OF $20,000 SUPREME COURT OF OEOROIA. Decision. Rendered Monday. July 30, 1431. Ambrose vs. Ambrose, administratrix. Before Judxe Hutchins. Gwinnett su* perlor court. I Tbs cuee was not within the statute of VrauilH Code, section US1; Little vs. McCarter, 43 N. C.. 333. . Z. Tne evidence fully warranted the verdict and there wua no error In de- nylnR a new trial. Judgment uinrmed. juh.m & McDonald, for plaintiff In error: C. H. Brand, contra, Xh. New P.vrs Will Be uireol.r and the Bluest K.ar Hesn lu TMe Ctljr—S Magnificent Curpst-S.rvles, How ut Wesleyan, The work of remodelling Mulberry Btreet Mtethodlst church haa com menced In good earnest. The Macon Bash. Door and Lumber Company haa the contract and are putting up an el egant Job, fully In keeping with their excellent style of doing things. The building has been turned over to tho contractors and Dr. Monk's people have sought refuge In Wesleyan Col lege chapel while the work ta going on. Everything has been moved out of the. church and ouch articles as ars needed transferred to the chapel, where tho “pastor will hold aervlces until the build ing Is ready for use, which will be about September 1. The auditorium will not have been finished then, hut the an nex Sunday school room will be ready by then and the congregation will use It for bolh Sunday school and church worship until ties renalro-and additions on the main building are completed. 3'hls will probably not be before Oota- tier L Thcie la much to l>e done bn this part of the work; and,, being of moat urustic ordering, will requlro time to prevent It In a proper way- ... When finished Uio auditorium will be one of the Ilnoet in the state. The pres et gmboth celling will he replaced by 1)10 grsthlc roofing and celling, which will at onoa enhance the acoustic propi-rtl>-« Of the room and lie stmieni-nnce ««« well, in appeanuKW tho calling wUl be on the order of that bf thTpirst Baptist church auditorium and will be a sum Ingly beautiful place of wuramp. r.. ss V — .. esksal WAAIn V*/hlC Esat Tennessee. Virginia and Oeorgla Railway Company y*- “ c V‘ u f.^_. r Vor fore Judge Milner. Whitfield euperlor In U vlew of the fact that the plaintiff, shortly after receiving the Injury. Joined In a sworn rej/ort of the facta, In which It was Stated that the occurrence was an accident and that no employ^of the company was to blame, and there being abundant evidence that tbs plaintiff knew the contents at the report and voluntarily tdbk It to the notary, who administered the oath to him, the ver dict wan contrary to the evidence as a whole, studying It carefully from an honest and Impartial standpoint; and the court having erred In charging the Jury with reference to the Canute ia- hies, a new trial should have ‘"judgment reversed. plaintiff McCutchen & Shumate, for plaintiff in error: R. J. & J. McCamy, contra, The Cartersville Land Company vs. Pratt et al. Before. Judge Henry. Bartow superior court. ThU case falls within the general rule that tho first grant of a now triul will not bo reversed. Judgment Affirmed. , . „ , . John W. Alkln and Neel * Swain, for plaintiff In error: R. J. McCamy, J. n, Wilkes and W. I. Heyward, contra. Fields vs. ’ Bush et al. Before Judge Milner. Oordon superior court. . L The will Involved In the prssent or.li.ta..i on In the testator s The Sunday school room which ta to bo built tn tho rear of the church will accommbdate 650 people. It lias been no arranged that the superintendent con . V . _ . AL. nl.,rS,Ul ■! flTU'l*. IM UN tlltV* aeo all of the classes at once, thus ena bllng him to hold a eloao watch over every deportment of the achool. Tho entire cost bf the repalta ana re modelings will be 330.000. A now organ will bo put In at a cost of $2,000. Tho people or mmMrtn hav.Mj-aj; feel proud when they realise upOP Ut^ cheriahed hlea to oco the old church hcaulllled and extended. THANKS FOR GOOD OAS. The Present Supply Is Faultless—Why Nbt Always So7 The Macon Ooa Light and Wst*,Ootn- ....... i,„s the slneere anil heartfelt thonka of everybody ln the c ty wtm liars gas for the excellent article being created an estate In the testator widow for and during her » fe ® r hood, without reference to wtietnsr an the children should arrive at majority within that period or not. 2. A sale and conveyance by her Of portion of the realty embraced in the devise, the sale being made Privately and without order of th* would pass such estate as she had ns devisee, but nd more. . 3. If the conveyance from her was procured by fraud and afterward the property wan legally sold at nherm n Mis, under a Judgment <lee, tho purchaser at that sale, while he would be affected by notice of the fraud were she reclaiming the property, is entitled to hold It Irrespective of the question bf fraud or no fraud, during her life or widowhood, as against any claim to possession by the devisees in remainder, children of tho testator. Judgment reversed. W. H. Dnbney and R. J. & J- McCamy for plaintiff In error; McCutchen & Shu mate. J. C. Fain and W. R. Rankin, contra. Neel, receiver, vs. commissioner* Bartow county. Before Judge Henry. Bartow superior court. 1. The cane of Akin vs. ordinary, (la. 69. ayd comriilssltaners vs. Newell, of' uses gas for the "SSft® annwere where threehavo they would like u be whether th# gooil gaa tlnueil They etneerely hope so anas* will be their* truly to the Oas Light und Water Company. MR. RILEY COMEXJ DOWN. To the Editor of the Telegraph: Al low me thibugh your column. W “ n uounce to the voters of JJIto county that 1 am no longer a cun«H.li«te'for cot oner. I this day make my formalI with drawal In favor of Mr. WUUJJB J. lar- ker. Thanking those of my friend* who have espoused my candidacy. 1 am ver —•„n..i,uiiv. Ocorgo Itltry. respectfully. POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE. Mls« Mnmlo Jordan I* on a vMt to frlemla In Atucrlcua for (ovatpl mnutha. Iir J. G. "McCrary of McCrary** mill la i-oullned nt Ow bom* of hlu aou, Mr. lVW'Itt McCrary, In Bfiat Maewi. w il l MotoMo. HlC doctor w as taken .ick ut tn* country borne u week ago ana haa como Into tho city with the tope ot regaining hla strength hy the otocgiv Ills eonc^Cs* Mends everywhere hope to sco Km out coon. Mr. O. U MeWnter# end little baby, nliob of Bast Macon, have bMD sick for several days. IQm of BsUns, Ala., who lus been VialUnc Miss Attic MtfcW, l?ft yesterday f*>r AtUnta to visit friends there. Cel. Tom Warren of Byron has gon* to St .Louis to lobk after watermelon shipment*. Miss Berths Willingham left yester day for Virginia to be absent the rest bf the summer. Dr Solomon, the ivopulsr psstor of the South Macon Haptlst church. *« < smile yesterday almost «a broad s. hts popularity aa a preacher. He lisa an other girl at l)fci houae. Young Walter Flowers, the hoy wh i Win hurt by falling from an engine in South Macon d,y before yesterday, la not so serioutly hurt os was at mat reported. judge Emory Hneer and family have gone to their summer homo ,i Mount Airy. . . . Min Carrie Taylor has returned tnvme from DoCStur nnil Fbrayth. where »h» has been ependlng seme ttm# with re,a- ttves «nd friends. She wilt Wave soon for another trip to U.e country. un. sM. touching the validity of bon Issued by Bartow county to obtain means to support the tnillgent famlldea of aoldlera bf the Confederate States In that county, reviewed and afilrmed. TbM, cases rule theipresent one _ln essential respects aa to the validity the bonds now In controversy. The bonds reciting and tho evidence showing that they were iBsuod In purs ancs ot vua order passed hy the supeili court in the year 1863. pr-'vlooa orders passed In '46 were Irrelevant, and for that reason ware not admissible In evldenr 4 Tire port taken by the person whom the bonds were Issued, or bv e ers with hl» knowledge, In encouraging Inducing persons to volunteer as soldiers, whose families afterwards became de- pendent on the county for support or rrop- er objects for county obi In supplying their necessary want*, furnishes no reason asalnst holdtng tho county liable on bonds. 4 The motive which Induces a party to enter Into a legal contract by which he parts with his money or property, and under which the. county receives It and takes the benefit off It for a public object to Which It le applicable, will not pro- vent n recovery on the contract to refund the money und pay for. the prtnxvty.s, 6. Even tt mvtton 8479 of the code of 1MJ which required claims to be presented within twelve months after they accrpe or become payable, be applicable to bonus Issued by the county (which Is by no roeana certain), that section should be treated ns n statute of limitations; and «o treated. It was suspended when the bonds eued upon matured, and for more than a year thereafter. Judgment re- V X*m! Neel and W. K. Moore for plain- Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, LIME, CEMENT and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. T. C. BURKE. Write for Quotations. —tm Before Placing Your Orders a Smiling' os the Egyptian Sphinx is the Suit nmn. This is his money losing time. If. you buy as you ought to buy from today’s offerings we’ll be poorer by some hundreds of dollars tonight. It’s a matter of pride with us to lose wisely. All that ought to be yours, not ours,' come under drastic prices. Cost counts but little, quality pleads in vain. . We can offord to drop money now in order to be rid of cer tain lines and we DO. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON. GA. OQQBx LUMBER, HDUlOlUl « 1M U at lowest market prices. J,it SPINS WHOLESALE HOUSES. G. Bernd & Ca j BACON. OA. ' Meaulutarer, uul U'Uuju.4 BABKEbb. 8ADDLERT, LTATUKIi AND BHOEPIDlNai, 00, 452,4*4.0^1 455 ChorrrSksit L. Oohen'& Co., | •‘Uanala’’— Best 6a Cigar ux Maoon. | DisUUers and Wholesaie Boolersln | LIQUORS, TOBACCO and 019421, i Parlcular attention paid to Orders. J. I- JIACK. Jlftusgor. 451 Cherry Street. Mscoa, lis» Price. tho lowest MACON, GA. 351 to 353 - - “ CHERRY STREET Engines, Boilers, Gins SAW MILLS. Machinery All Kinds. MADOK SASH, DOOR & LUMBER C0„ INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, —AND MANUK ACTURERS OF Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass,. Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc. Office and Bnleiroomt, 40V to 423 Poplar Street. j$100 Worth ol Diaionls, Watches or Jewelry Given Free Tumi ciuUrnrrt httmern now and October 1, E’try cuitnmer given n eP' a part „/ Uiit-gift. GEO. T. UEELAND. SM Queen of the Mountains. PEACE IN HAWAII. San Francisco, Aug. 2.—The following Honolulu mlvlcea, per the Alameda, ar rived this forenoon. Since the procla mation of the republic perfect quiet election will probably be held in Octo ber. It Is rtunored, however, that two HCcret conferences hnve been held with in u week between white aud native royalists looking to a restoration of tho queen. PORTER SPRINQS, so universally ana so favorably known for years as wueen I 0 f the Mountains. Is open under the same management (its owner) as hereto, rote with same unsurpassed table fare [ and’low rates. Board by month $1 per day: by week. 3L50 per day; less than week. $2 per day. New back lino contractor, ha'cks and new teams, — Madison Avenue GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas, on the first day of August. 1832, Earls- worth Crockett, of said county, executed | VKM^bofik line contractor, with new to F. If, Dedcrick, htB deed to the prop. , and new teams, leaving depot, erty hereinafter described, for the pur- „ . Q a .. on arrival of morning poae of securing the payment of a cer- m Atlan ta every Tuesday, 'i’nurs. a&ss: is^r- feet ncfiiiiescooee iR tho prweut form ^^“ith uald deed and SfiS^Uet above aea level; 2,000 of governmuut. Itegistratlom for tno f/hkh 6icd , fl recorded , n the clerk’s of- Atlanta. 1.500 feet above Ma- coining election lias commenced. 1 m. flce ^ Blbb gupeT tor. court. In book 6J, fo-1 . tta J n( i Gainesville. 1.200 feet above lio 670-1, and, j v»t Airy, Clarksville and Tallulah Falis; VVhereaa, by the terms of said note and 1 . ^ feet a b 0 ve Lookout Mountain and deed, at the option of the undersigned, x Bhev iiie-affordlnff the greatest change the principal, Interest, attorneys’ fees an.i f cnmate possible south of the Mitchel. costs have become due and payable, and I c ba ]ybcate water, the strongest In the tho undersigned hereby declares the same j s j a ^ Ct due ami payable on account of the non- j gaths, billiards and ten pins free. Music payment of Interest coupons attached to I j or dancing every evening. Physician al- sald note, and now pa*t due. J waya in attendance. Daily mall. Refer- Now. therefore, by-virtue of the power eace CO nndently made to all visitors of vested in the undersigned, the said P. IC. Dederlck, by the deed aforesaid,- I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, before the Bibb county court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on tho tirst Tuesday in September, 3894. the following property, td*wjt: Part of lot No. 6 In the soutihwest range, THEY WANT TO GO HOME. Washington. Aug. 1.—A -delegation representing 600 of Kelly’s oommon- wealers, accompanied by Col. Tracey, contrnlsloner of charities, waited on the district commlsakmefr today ana asked to be sent home. The men atAtfd briefly tliAlt they had been deluded Infft com ing here and that they were now at the point of atarvtafclon. They suggest ed that a freight train be Tun as far west s Denver, or even further, and that the men be allowed they arrived 1n Che places where tneir homes were. The commissioners prom ised they would do all In their power for the sufferers. ~ * jAPANEeia _ CURB A N*>W Bill! Oomplsts Trufitiueat, conalBlin* of YYPpOal'fORiEH, CBpsuloB of Ointment nndjwo 4 ot Olntmeri. A never-fa , cry iuitur» nn*! •loir'ee. It >u ..— Injections of carbolic uold, which iBlnful and eoidom a permanent cure, and often Uti iQ deem, unnecoseory. Why sndura this torriWo dieonoc? ^isJPSSwMVfS bones tr> ouro nny oa*s. *o« o » twtneAtn received. 11« boi. 6 for IS. Sent by mall. (laanu>t«0B lowed by our agents. For further informa- . HENRY P. FARROW. Porter Springs. Lumpkin County, Ga. SALE OF COLLATERALS. The Exchange Bank of Macon, Ga. ; Includtnx U>, rtraaosa IranC** «U4 tot, I S?-jSJifS5ow!*ta?SSS?S1toMte «>'"• Temperature of water 30 d» In the city of Macon. In BlbB county. «“ C »Y ™ hnura "( S^h” n at n S 5SS& JSSTno^S? .SSSMS I huntlrefi^ dolUrs each, ^nd Represented easterly twenty feet and thence I »1<1 »»al eaute company: certificate northerly 10G feet to bOKlnnin? point, on °“ r ? b f r f 2h n l ™. B ^^ei tfilcate^lS sola Fourth street. Also, one 2S-liorse JJ brinjt to. ,J°?. 2*?,res iiniit-r »Tut i>nFini> Prickf-tt mflicp* m I being for 57 1*» shares. The saiu snares of shaftlnx. driving wheel, lathe and crane | [jl stock standln* on the books for same, Itoston make; 4 engine lathes, company in the name of H. T. Johnson, all Now Haven make, screw feed; 1 drill late of Blhb county. press, back gear, New Haven moke; 1 lng been by the snltl Johnson- during his Henley scraper. 24 feH; 1 planer. 28x28 Ufe Ume delivered to the said ^Kx^ange feet by 10. Worcester make: 1 drill, dreae. | geared, Lowell make; 1 bolt cutter, Vi by K-eureu. ^»e., „ ,.... collateral to the said bank to secure 114 Inches. Buffalo make: 1 double emory certain Indebtedness due to the eild wheel and stand. 2 wheel. 3t feet: 6 vises. Excharyo Bank by the Arm of JohriA-m 2 punches, full net of sliding boring bars, I & Harris, of which fifm the p.uu H.u. QUA*tA)<r-’ v * ' GOODWYN * SMALL. Sole Agents, Cherry Street and Cotton Avenue. Macon. Ga. . tiff in error. A. 8. Johnson R. J. * J. McCamy, A. W. Fite, A. M. Poutc on-1 J. B. Wlkle. contra. Richmond nnd DtnvUle Railroad Com pany %'s. Herrington. Before Judgs Hutchins. Gwinnett superior court. The rotation for a now trial preasntlng no nutation* which can be dealt with by tho supremo court, except thoee aris ing upon the general grounds that the verdict was contrary to law and the ev idence. and the evidence being min- cient to warrant the verdict, no reason appears for oettlng It aside after its ap proval by the tri\l court. Jthtgment affirmed. J. R. Bites, for plaintiff In error; C. Brand, contra. ADMIN tSTRATOR'S SALE. By virtue of an order of the oourt of ordinary of Bibb county, granted at the Ju.y term, 1434, 1 wtlt sell before Lhe court house door in Uacon. BIbb county, on the first Tuesday in Septem ber next, during tne legul hours of slle. one lot lu East Macon, fronting on CHntun atrecet. commencing at the corner lot of Corona Onappell ;wid run ning east, fronting on said atrcet elxty- lilue (63) feet, thence at right angles, running nearly south two hum dred and twenty (220) feet, thence at rlg.it angles running west one hundred and tour feet, thence at right angles running north one hundred nnd twenty feet, again at right angles running east thirty-eight feet ““-J. • nolle® and again at rlgbc running north one hundred feet bock 10 the starting point, and bounded us follows: Norui toy Clinton street, eAlt by Urivla 4*f the Bibb Man ufacturing Company, oouch by Unda of T. C. Dampocy and west by lot of Mrs. M. B. McAlpin and Corona. Chap- pe.l. nod on which la situated one two- room und one -threo-room dwelling. Will be sold as the property of the es tate of Mrs. M. J. Van for the purpose of paying the debts of said deceased and for dlKLrtbuUon. Terms cash. R. V. HARDEMAN, Administrator Estate M. J. Va<n, De hand lathe, engine lathe, 24x12 feet, and Johnoon was the senior member. 1 30x16 feet screw feed; jig saw, Beach I The sals of the collateral stock .abtave make boring' machine, saw bench, with described is had for the purpofle of en- shafting and pmAleys; Boston crane and I forcing^ the collection of the Indebted- cupola fan pulley and belt, and all other 1 new which It is pledged to secure. The fixture#, tools and patterns In use and I notice required by law bf the Intention In the machine shops of said E. Crockett I of said Exchange Bonk to sell said on the premises above described. All the stock as herein advertised has been giv- right, title and equity of the said Earls-I tan to «H the parties at interest. » worth Crockett, . together with the title I THE EXCHANGE BANK OF MA- of the undersigned, will be conveyed by I CON. GA. a fee simple deed to the purchaser at said sale, nnd the proceeds of said sale MUST PAY THE COSTS. Indiana palls, Aug. 2. The notice of the federal dork of the courts to the var*oun railroad comm Wilier* In l«i- dlaiut to appear and pay the costs of the several R\junetK»us Issued at their demand ajgUust the strAter* Iim* ile- \• l<>!'• vl ih»* fact that the r.>.ols intend to room the payment of the costa. They ie eh .r. t-'l f «r of the restrain ing «Men». tmt say that these wen* port of a proceeding for the tWMfit ami piotection ot the l*niunl States ami that no part of the expense mu. Ik* law fully charged to tUvuL LABOR UNIONS IN MEETING. Columbus, O., Aug. 2L—It Is reported that the United Mine Workers, Ameri can Railway Union. Knight* »»f Labor, state trade* assembly, etreot car em- ployi's and several other labor orpini- antlvis of the state art' In secret cau cus her* today. fOnfmlnttuit a call for a state coaw&tkn to be held here Au gust It* aud IT, to nominate a state ticket. Tliat Is the time sot for the Populist state convention, with whom the labor organization* of Ohio will form a coalition. Among the leaders nn* John McBride, A. D. Malian and Martin Wild and other labor chiefs, who have mostly heretofore voted th-‘ old party tickets. They claim they will cast 17.\d»h> vote*, elect several eon- grossmen and elect tlielr ticket In all the cltie*. hi. July 27, 1894. HOTEL, Hadison Ave. and 58th St., NEW YORK. SS P er day and up. American Plan. Fireproof ar.d 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, Pftor. Passenger Elevator runs all night* WARM SPRINGS, MERIWETHER COUNTY. GEORGIA^ On a spur of Pine 'Mountain, 1,206 feel 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 haths for ladlen and gentle grees—a cure for dyspepsia, rheums- ' tlsm and diseases of the kidneys. Ken hotel, with all modern Improvements. Dlreot cenneotion made via tr.ilo leaving Macton at 4:26 p. m. and 4:13 x m. od the Central. Terms moderate. For Information apply for circular! at C. R. R. office or to CHAS. L. DAVIS. Proprietor. RECEIVER'S SALE. Macon. Ga..-"July 31. 1894. will be applied to the payment of the note If A flfW S A.VINGS BANK aforesaid, the past due Interest coupons I uannuu aagig, Ji. thereto attuched, taxes and Insurance said property, paid by the undersigned, and all Interest due to the date ot sale, attorneys' fees and the expenses of this (7> Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. By virtue of a decree of the Unitet States circuit court for the western di vision of the southern district of Geor gia, rendered on the 25th day of June 1894, In the case of the Ring Refrigerat ing and Ice Machine Company vs. thi Cordele Ice Factory et al.. I will set on 'the premises of the Cordele Ice Fac tory. In the city of Cordele, Georgia between the usual hours of sale, o: the first Tuesday In August. 1894, tht lee plant of the Cordele Ice-Factory, In cluding the lots of land, building, ma chinery and all appurtenances of tht said Cordele Ice Factory. One-half the purchase price Is to bl paid in cash. The other half with Inter est on the same at 7 per cent, per an num to be padd in ninety days froa date of sale. Possession to be glvet on payment of cash installment, and title to be given on payment of note foi deferred Installment. • !W. S. THOMPSON. Receiver. Capital and Surplus 81M,000.06 Pavi 5 per cent. Interest on deposits of ubiuincj’D ices uiiu I4iv m|iciibc» ui Him i *“*. r • __ proceeding, and the remainder,. It BfiSJEKShJK? ill be paid to the sa-Ul Earls worth Crock ett or his legal representative. The term# of »al<l sale will be cash. The note atore- tlrawB intercut at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, and has Interest cou pon# attached for the Interest, payable Muvi-anniuiilly, which coupons draw In- terest at Che rate of 8 per cent per an num after maturity. The aggrwate ln- debt(\lne«s herein referred to, with Inter est, insurance and taxes paid, will he 87,621.57 on the first Tuendny in Septem ber, USM.to which there is to be added on sold amount contract attorneys’ fe*a of 10 . per cent, and costs of these pro ceedings. P. K. DEDERICK CHAS. a KIBBEE. Attorney. Georgia, lilbb County.—James L. An derson havhig applied to me for letters of administration on estate of Moses Elder, deceased, partlea Interested are notified to tile ihelr objections on or be fore the first Monday In August, 15&4, or letters will then be issued as asked lor. C. M. Wfl*y. Ordinary. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—The ap. pwiser# appointed to set aside a twelve ut ot the estate of E. N. ABwovd, deceased, to Mrs. Mattie C. Atwv>od ami her rhne minor children, have filed ihrtr return In this office. Par ties concerned tv^II file objection^ If the can. on or before the first Monday in Sep'tember. l*N. why said return should not be nwde the JudMMBl of thl# court. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. LADIE8 DO YOU KNOW OR. FELIX LE BRUN'8 STEEL 0MB PEKHYB0Y8L PILLS tkw> oriiiod sod only FHENCH, safsaxtd rs- lUUe cure tho mark*. Price (laXh seat Ur »>sd. ilsoairo #a>Ui «*nlj by GOODWYN’S DRUG STOR& Ms Agents. Macon. Gv * COUNTY.—Rtibert )r of the estate of Fiolkner. late of Mi-i coun- , having; applied to me for «s to sell ten shores of the stock of chants and Mechanics Building and ii A-'.-vH.istlon. of Macon, On.; tM# t* lotlfy all partle# concerned to file ob- l(vnj< on or before the first Monday * ptember, ISM. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-’Rte apprals er« appointed to set aside a twelve month# support out of the estate of John C. Petty, d* r.t»ed. to Mrs. Sallte J. Clxncey, form orly Mr#. Salhe J. Petty, having made their return to this office, all parties con cerned will file objection^ If any they have, on t-r before the first Momlxy in September, 1W. why said return should GDOROEA. BTBB COUNTY.—To Mrs. Margaret C. Mann, Willlston, Levey County, 'Fki.: You are hereby notified as required by law tint the will of Robert W. Stubbs, late of said county, deceas'd, ha# been offered by the executor of »ald will to be probated in solemn form at the September term, 1894. of the Bibb county court of ordi nary of the elite of Georgia. You are hereby oalled to be and appear at said court on the first Monday In Septem ber, 1894, at 10 o’clock a. m.’ to show cause, 1/ any you can, why said wl l Should not be probated In solemn form and admitted to record as peti tioned for by s:ild Lillian 8. Lundy, executor. This 23d July, is94. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Mrs. El la Baer having applied to me for leters of injiliiimni■Inn or the estate of Sarn Baer, late of said county, deceased, this to tta notify all parties concerned to file their objections, if nny they have, on or be(V»re lhe first Monday in August, 1S94. or else, tetters will then be granted aa asked for. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. monthly Installment plan, and loans on rood securities at low rates. Legal de pository for trust funds. Will act as administrator, executor, guardian, receiver and trustee ! H. T. POWELL President H„ G. CUTTER Vice-President J. W. CANNON Cashier Directors—Geo. B. Jewett, A. B. Boar A man. H. C. Tindall. H. G. Cutter, P. JQ. Bruhl, H. T. PowelL Satnuol Altmayer. W* T. Jobkstov, W. A Dayis, President Tice Proeideab BoviM M. Biars, BeereUry and Trow or* The Guarantee Co of Georgia. EXCHANGE BANK, 07 MACON, GA. H. J. Lamar, Geo. B. Turpin. President. Vice-President J. W. Cabanlea, Cashier. We solicit the business of mrrahantn planters and banka, offering them courtesy, promptness, safety and liber ality. The largest capital and surplus of any bank In Middle Georgia. THE UN101I SMS BANK £ TRUST CO MJlOOX. GEORGIA. H. J. Lamar. President; Geo. B. Tun. ptr. Vice-Preatdent; J, W. Oabanlsn Cashier; D. M. Kelllgan. Accountant. CAPITAL 8200,000. SURPLUS, $30,000 Interest paid on deposits f per cent, per annum. Economy la the road te wealth. Deposit your aavtnga any they will be increased by In Ur cat. Com* pounded semi-annually. Writes bonds Cor caamecs, treasurers, ta minis tratora, sxejutors. guardUAi* m. osivsrs. and does a general ttducita busineaa _ * Office MA Isooad strtef PROFESSIONAL • CARDS. DR. J. J. SUBERS. Permanently located. In the ipA oialtles venereal. Lost energy r* stored. Female irregularities sol poison osk. Curs guaranteed. Address in confidence, with MSP* 110 Fourth street. Maoon, Ga. , DR. C H. PEETE, nTTB. BAR, THROAT AND N03R Hour., I to 1 and I to 6. Telraboat M. Office, 572 Mulberry, corner 6ecoa( street, Macon. Ga. SR. t. JL SHORTER. BYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Office 665 Cherry St., Macon. G*» CHARLES L. TOOLE, DENTIST, 418 SECOND ST. J. M. John.ton. President J. D. Btetooa. Vice Preeldent L. P. Hlllyer. CaiMer. The American National Bank, MAOON, GA. CAPITAL.. .1250.000 00 SURPLUS •« .r ..$25.00008 Largest capital of any national bank 1n Central Georidi. Accounts oi banks, corporations and indi/lduals will receive careful attention. Corr&spon* dence Invited. OF MACON, GA. CAP1TALISI3RPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT, PRESIDENT, W. TT. WRIQLET, cuamu L C. PLAIT'S. SON, BANKER ■AC0X GEORGIA. ESTABLISHED 1863 Banking in all ita branches. Inters* 1 allowed on Time Depoaita We handle foreign exchange and airan^t travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild v. London for all European points. .JaKAiU itfl~ ;■ ■ J