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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 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. shingle* I tube, end dealers In mixed Pilots, lead, oil,, lime, planer, cement and builders' hardware. , .. „ 614 TO 623 T HIRD STREET. TRADE OUTLOOK FOR THE SOUTH The General Condition of Southern Butineii Interest! It Very Encouraging. MANY ENTERPRISES REPORTEO Hank Clearings and Railroad Earning, n«r largo Oalm— Georgia I, • Pawn For Sororal Hear/ Inveetm.nli. BLUEFIELDS NEWS. Latest Advices From tits Mosquito Reser vation by Steamer Uussle. New Orleans. Sept. IS.—The steamsnip Gus.tr strived today from UlueHeidi. Mho left that port last Friday evening. Her t(Accra report th-ii tbo village was quint when they left. Nothing was known of me desire or the republic- of Columbia to clelm tbe reser vation, or or any new arrasta m luiue- fields. However, there wore rumorn to the effect that many Indians, who lid es cape to the Interior, had join'd trio forces of Ih >f thy revolutionary party in Nicaragua. The Hpanlaida must have recoivM tome Baltimore, Sept 13.—A special to tbo MuuiiCacturiTs' Record state* that tlio Standard Oil Company has purchased 1Uc great siilpliur deposit near I-ttlic Cliarltn, La. Tills sulpliur deposit Is of great extent nntl several ntt-impts have been made to work It, but front various causes they have fulled. The price paid by tbe Htiilltlanl Oil Company Is said to bo #17.1.000. Orders for part iif tbo imieh lurry milled fur ilcvclopuicnt have liceu giicn to a local machinery house. . The gcnenil condition of Huuthern business Interests is very liupefiil. Ilank (Jeurlags nud railroad enruiugs continue to show large gains. A number lnuiiufaeliirliig cnterprUca arc t-nlarg- lug their works, one agricultural Inijile- ii,cut couijniiiy iu TedueMM douldlug Its plant, uml will lucre.ise tbe number uf liauda employed from 2,10 to 300. 'iliMSigbout the Norili and West, the South Is attracting more uml more at tention, mid tbe evidences arc dally nc-‘ cumulating of n larger Southward movement of population. Among the principal Industrial en terprises reported for the week are: A #150,two liro'.vltig company and n . ,60,000 womI working company hi Vir ginia; $100,000 dredging rum puny 111 Florida; $10,000 Immigration mul Im provement company, $3,000 creamery, #20,ism priming company, rehiilldlng of large barrel factory and the starling or a new paper mill In Georgia; $15,000 loe faeiory, $:lo,utki wharf elevator, #21.iSHi Hluve manuruelurl'ig company nod development of extensive sulpliur mini s In Isniislnnii; two large tolmcco factories and flouring mill lu North Carolina; a $2tSt,tsm lurro,iso of stuck liy a fertiliser company lu South Caro lina; lurao mldidou to a plow factory, ribuilding of n large saw mill, resmep- Hon work by a snap factory employ ing twenty-flve persons, and atartlug uf om r.ilbnui lu a n->»v slim- fat-lory em ploying sovi-uty-Uve operatives In Ten nessee; $10,600 Irrigation nnd innniitiio- tiiring eomiuttiy. t;10,000 tannery com pany. $lo,ink) ahoo company ami $10,- uOO publUblag eompanv In Texas; liu- jsirtmit eonsolhlathm of coke opera tors In the Pocahont&s coal Held eC .West Virginia. lu mlsm-llaneous enterprises and ex tensions of present plants a strong showing Is ntndc. WE SELL SHIRTS THAT FIT. Time was when the Shirt had to be made to measure to insure comfort. We've changed all that. There are stores ’round town where the old. miserable, clumsy, awkward Shirts are still sold. Try to button a collar on them. The ef fort ruins a man’s temper for the day. Avoid wry faces, broken finger-nails and painful poises of the head by wearing our perfect-fitting 6hirts; negligee styles, semi-dress styles and social function styles. faints. Oils, Class, Sash, Doors, Blinds, LIME, CEMENT and BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. T. C. BURKE. Write for Quo!a!ioris_^amaai Before Placing Your Orders. NECKWEAR.., Important news concerning the movements t-f the rebels, for they hurried* shipment of one or two hundred Bolsters to Urey, town on the eteswer Yule, '.savins only about 200 soldiers at liluenekls. About loo Americans are still In Bluenald*. hop ing for some Improvement In the eit-jidoo but unable to do any business whatever. After taking possession of ms reserva tion, the first thin* the Spaniards del woe, of course, to raise the customs dues on everything and furtnsr Increases weis hntlcJpated shortly by the resident mer chants. The two American prlaoners who were reported to have escaped from UreytoWb, but In fact -were allowed to take the slip, are at present In l*ort I.'mon, Costa Idea. It Is understood In lllueflekls tnat the American consul mode a bold front m regard to those prisoners. Insisting that their trial be held In Hluetleiaa nnd no where else. It could not be ascertained by officers of the Uussle It these two Americana had pledged themselves to re turn to llluetlelds arid stand trial, but the fact that those gentlemen are now under protection at Costa Itlca, and tne United Htates both Indicates that tor the present the'Nicaraguans ' are contented wim their banMiment and will not Insist on their trial. All-last week the Amerl- run man-of-war Marblehead was'in lilue- flel-ls, more as a decoration than ns a protection. Csgfii OlNelll probably follow ing, Instructions from Washington, kept himself very quiet and almost invisible. Tho "Columbia" was supposed to tie at Port Union, swotting for development nr.a ready to receive orders by cable from Washington. Hi* ‘energetic action of Cap!. O'Nelli at the Marblehead, at the beginning or the trouble, seems to bo bearing fruit, fnr tho tnvo Americana made prisoners some time ngo ore at present out or we savages reach. All Wo Knglieh priso ners. Including the English vice' consul, are Hill In the InteriorVewaltlng a trial, nnd ure In constant danger of tneir lives being bakrn by nome fanatic Spaniards or some of We soldiers of one or tne otnCr fighting for supremacy In this unfortunate country. We have culled dozens and dozens of patterns, colors and fabrics that have made our Tecks, Four-in-llands,’ Bows, Windsors and Flowing- end Scarfs so sought for and marked ’em 'at a hie-hcnce price J. L. MACK, Manager. * - - Macon Ga. MACON, GA. 51 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET 1, uviiuiu, SAW MILLS, Machinery AH Kinds. TUB Q. A. R, ENCAMPMENT. The Election of Commander-In-Chief Was Close end Exciting, riKSbutv. Sept. IS.—After one of We most heated contest* In the hutoty at tno order. Col. Thomas U. Lawler at Itocg- fonl. 111., wig. lids afternoon elected rommander ln-ehlef or the u. A. R.. de- featlng Ms only opponent, coi. Ivan ». .Walker of Indianapolis Ind.. by the nor- row majority of It, in a total voto ot wi. Considerable eseltement attended tn« bai- toting, tho two catidtdntea frequently run- bint neck and neck, while tvico we Indi ana man was In the lead. Ills trienas hsd figured out that he hud won by six major ity until the result ot tho ballot was de clared. nnd then tho boys from Illinois, in the theatre un well ns lit the lobby and out on the sidewalk, went ralrly wild warn enthusiasm. Lawler's election manta tho dawntail t.f tho Pennsylvania nnd Eastern eltment tlv-tt hne long tieen all-ponertul In the high councils and control at the order, and Oil! liwd to the nppotntnicnt of a now quar- turmnatsr general to succeed Qea. Louie 1- Wagner of Chlcajn. lutw-ier waa or b-red the support of We Pennsylvania delegation in condition that We appoint ive offieera were alven to the idist, but lie deMlned to enter urto any bargain and so tho Eastern strength wus thrown to Walker. The Western and Southern delegates, however, voted aondly tor 1 sta ler. llo woe nearly forty votes ahead when thf calling of We roll ot delegates wwa cs'nclutr.1. but 39 voles trorn We of. fleers and council of ndmlntstrutloii went to hk* opponent and the Rock font veteran was literally pulled through ny the mm of litu teeth. The other officers elected by the eunnmient were: S-mh-r vies common. MaJ. A. P. lluchfield ot Pittsburg: Junior vice commander, Charles u. cnuic, Orl.-rns; surgeon gesicrti, G, u. Mr Marlon. O.; ohupkiln-ln-chler. Rev. i. llagerty, St. Louts. Mo.: i-epreernutiv counett ot aikntnlslration. Chance Gtrvrtg. DEATH OF CHARLES C. CLARK Fetienrtmrg, V*., Sopt IS —fit UnMed s.iocti MaiKh.il Charles t Clark .lied tier*-today. 11c wus a natll of Richmond, Vn.. unvl was tvt one time manager at the Whig, When Wat pa- per sua owned by M-uh-mo. He wj* rot many years it skilled IStaprkph opeiklo find oneot ghebeet In the country It recently whirled the eUbUcoUan of th Vlngku Trlbunot a fRepaMkun weekly paper. -He was about t$ years uf He tiM ilved In this chy thlriy y, , GOODE &BNOM1N VTKD. TV-tcrebuiw. Via.. S.g*. IS.—Col. Tboema Goode of McVktenburg county, who la nber continuingtire scat of Hon. James F. Bppee In the Fif ty-thltvl con- Kress.swan ren-mtoaird by r.he Populists uf th* Fourth dtatrtoi today. Malaria kept off by taking Brown’s Iror. . Bitters . THEY HAD NO PROOF. The Illinois Centro) Not Responsible for tho Big Cotton Fire. Now Orleans, Sept. 13—On April 4, IMS, it lire originated lu the fire-proof cotton press here and extended to four other presses, becoming thu mtwt ex tensive and disastrous <-otlon confla- gratkiu over known here, the losses amounting to ncventl millions of dollars nnd cotuon factors, planter* nnd insur ance companies were homily Involved. S. Uiinfbcl & Oo„ a wealthy cotton firm, were very Iwuvy losers by the lire. They sued the Illinois (Central Itullruad Company for upwurds ot half a million uf dollar*, baaing the suit upon a claim Unit -the lire originated from sparks thrown from u switching engine of Hint company pausing over the licit road In proximity to the press where the fire originated. The cane wits argued at length nnd submitted last February, the company being ably represented by It* local attorney*, while some of the ablest of Southern lawyer* were employed by the claim infs. Today Judge Theard of tho civil district court delivered an oral opinion In fhvor of tho Illinois Central, lu-ini: It upon the fact tlint the burden of proof rratrd with tho plaintiffs, who hid (killed to establish tlielr case hy showing that the fire reilly did origin ate ns charged by them. RENT LIST—POSSE [RI, LIST OF HOUSES FROM ?20 UP. Street- No. Rooms. Price College............ 427 Orange 607 Cherry *.758 Jlonrt 256 Itose Park 143 Oak. <505 Oak. . w fX3 Washington Avenue. ... 250 Washington avenue. ... 254 Wo.shin j tin avenue. . . . 252 Waablngton avenue. Spring 365 First m Socontl M3 Fourth 3M New .... New R04 New. 380 Forsyth. . 144 $10 09 35 00 50 00 25 00 30 03 80 00 25 00 23 50 22 50 40 VI 32 50 25 01 25 00 23 50 Z0VJ Oglethorpe. ........ .1171 Next Whittle School. . . Vlnvllle Huguenln Heights 22 TO 27 60 25 CG 23 60 LIST OF HOUSES FROM $8 TO |20. No. Room*. Price Orange . * ..%•••••. 454 Second. ..1836 32 60 .Rond. .815 Now. Third Walnut Walnut. Fourth. • • • . « Rose Huguenln Heights. Oak College $15 00 18 00 15 00 15 OK 15 00 15 00 15 00 17 W 12 60 10 HO 15 00 15 00 8 00 800 -^■mmm»_F0R.A1)IY information, apply to B. A. WISE, -J MM HI. 358 »■ JB MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA (IN- BOTTLES ONLY.) aid digestion It ta a moat plcasint and refreshing beverage, an article Incom parably strengthening to the Invalid and convalescent. This befcr Is brewed froth bent selected inalt nnd from hops Imported from Bohemia. It is brewed after the new existing method In the ’Hof Brauerel at PllKon, Bohemia. Barbarpraa Is ft light palatable beer, unexcelled In taste and brilliancy, nnd on account7»f Its expedient quality Is preferred to tho imported Pilsner by connolseurs. v ' . ... For tlio dinner lablo and ton a lunch there to nothing better than a bottle ir TTT.1 1VM Jt. WTT.T.TAMS- of Bn tim fossa. Delivered anywhere in the city. MAGNETIC NERVINE. Is sold with wriHsn •usrontso to clto toftcwsp nee»,mA(iAchf mul MeuniVla Rnd Wake- f uln*MF,«'nuH<Hl b» t-». Of>««l\OU$4Ml(Op|l)'i| t Tobacco *rv I AIc<>- BtPORt “ ArffeA'; Vo“riimi,g^i Brain, cawing Misery, Insanity uud b«a«h j lUrrcncM, imrotonry. Lost Power lu oltnsrsex. romuturw Old A^o, luTulnntary Lomom. eanrrn Promuturtt Old Age, liirolimlnrr Cu^c*. 17 oreMndnlircoce, dveWsiertloo ol the Uri ' V "* k ,h " lr ueMmasaatnaiue*fw___ I mnit. Is l-liviii i-i lwr. by ru.ll, to ,.y .d.lri-^), «N..e.IS. wllltoverylisonl.rve c!)- . J^Ntfen^uiirDoteeioeuTOorreliiBiltk. Elulvs^t,nt. uuiraDteo l-niul only by our sj. GOODWTM * SMALL. Bole Agents, Cberry Street nnd Cotton Avenue. Macon, O*. SHKUIFF'8 RALfcS. Georgia. JObb CounRy—Will be nuW before the count liouno ikur In xbo city of Alacon 'luitna tbe lev'll licura of sale on th* IIrut Tuesday In Oorober next tho fottowSng described pcxypcilty, levl-l on .to .ifiely ceitratn ittle anu county tax n. firs, for the yeur 11,93. to-wtt: • One kit. with r twoatory bouse there on. In VtaMMtte dkatrlct, i»n public tovl running from Columbus road to Fi-r- epth l\-nl Hist V«nevlllc ntaitlon, known ns ah* vSd residence or Leroy Napier. ir>-'i*l*tiyr kuM wtthln fence eurrouudt.ur «. Igvtcl on os the property of estate of Leroy Napier. Atoo. fifty tiorrs. more or Ices, In Rut hind district, bounded eel by Robert llrtee itial Nix Fullemkre. >»>mh by Jamw Uulkx-k. John Ttyvnia nnd Mrs. tVbb, ■*•«< by Mrs. Adeline ThonUe and John stoke, nnd north by John Stoke*. Levi-1 on an the property c«f Ctdvln Thonu.. U. & WBSTCGTT. Sheriff. a Fount A. Rlltn COUNTY-TUus De- Loach. guardian ot John William Th-mas. at r *1.1 county, bat Init applied to tuo Irovn to eell the following d,wrlbe.l prot>- erty belonging to hi. ward, for the pur pose of malnienen.-e and support of saM ward, John William Thomas, town: one vacant lot In Vlnevtlle district on 1’lea ant Hilt, fronting forty fe-t on North street and running back L0 feet to prop erty of W. L. Kill., the nine being part of the property formally belong! to th* estate uf Sarah Worn mack: This ts. therefore, to notify all part** coo cemcd. to file objections. If any they hasc, on or before th* first Monday In October. ■91. or die leave to sell wiU then be granted. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. •YOU MAY not get onipf tho prizes I offered for solving my puzzles, but there Is a prize foi"Overy customer In the low prlcea I make thl3 month. GEO. T. BEE LAND. Jeweler. 320 Second Btrcet," NOTICE.—SALE OF THE MACON AND NORTHERN RAILROAD. MATTIE B. M'ALPIN V8. WILLtAM A. M'ALPIN.—Libel for Divorce In Bibb Superior Court.—To November Term. U94. To William A. McAlpIn. Detead- ant In Said Case: You are heieby com- nunded to he and appear at the next term of Dtbb superior court to answer arid petition. Wltneaa the Hon. John L. Hardennn, wit I Judge X>t said court, this Sth day of J June. ISM. _ROBT. A. NISRET, Clerk. Hardeman. Davla * Turner. JeeUthmerla Attorneys, Under and by vlrtuo of a final de cree rendered on the 30th day of July, IS91. by the United Slatro circuit court for the western division of the southern district of-Georgia. In the oaae of the Mercantile Trust Company of New York nntl oahrr complainants ngatnat tho Maoon and Northern Railroad Com pany and other defendants, we will sell before the United States court home door In the city of Macon, Geor gia, on tho second day of October, 1891, between the legal hours ot sale, oil ot tho following described property; First. The railroad of the wild de- fendknt, tho Macon nnd Northern Rail road Company, whleh extend* from the depot In the city of Macon. Georgia, to ft» Junction with tho Northeastern railroad at Athens. Georgia, a distance of about one hundred und seven miles, together with nil Its railway*, ways, nnd right of way. side traoks. turnouts, depot grounds, easements "-nnd other Sends and nppuntcnuncea belonging to said railroad company, which are set out In said decree. ■ Second. All structure* depot* sta tion and section .home* engine houac*. car bouse*, machine shops Und other buildings. With toots now In use and equipments now In bonds of hierecirirur Four iu5i<*nifcr condhcfl. two combin&* tlon malt, baggage and express car* sixty box curs, twenty-two nat oar* iwm caboose car*, three bhancy car* three passenger * n * l ®e* one »wRob and two freight engine* together wKh all other property, equipments and (MnchtiiS belonging to said defendant, nn.l which are fully **t forth In decree r-b-rred to. Air’. «H *uPP;le» t and other properly in the hands of the re ceiver of said rompany. - Also fifteen hundred shares of the capital stock,of tae Georgia Midland Railroad Compa ny If rhe par value of *100 per shore. Third. In the sale of sold property, no bid for a sum less than one million and seventy thousand (Jl.o.o.ooo) dollar* will be received. Noor front liny bidder who shall not place Into the bands of the epeortl commissioners at the time of making the bid the sum of *30.000 In money or certified check, and from time to time thereafter euph rurther portions of the purchase price shall bo paid In cash ns the court may direct to meet of tho ouit* otc. Trull ll\o bl<Mer <Hopo»Klnff wM .830.000, jjnd tSobo biJ 4a not the toigbo*L ohull hAve 8UC h aopooVt ivturnta to him without doaaction. In the even the bid accepted by the commissioner* it not confirmed b> the court, such bidder rihtll huve Mu-h deport returned to hlni without deduction unlee* **ld property is resold ei ihe o-xp*»njie of euch.bidder nn\\ be- c-iu^e of hit fault. Fourth. The balance of the purchase price m*iy be either paid in co*h or in the bond* and over-due coupon* of *atd Macon and Northern Railroad Compa ny vrhWi are eecured by the mortgage upon which the decree of foreclosure to based. Such bonds and coupon* be ing received at such price nnd value a* the purotMMntr would be entitled to re ceive es hit prorata share in the dlstri but'.on of *Ahl fund. fifth. 'The naie to be made subject to *11 claims pending: against said com pany or vrtileh are filed three months thereafter* end *11 debts **Jlnn the receiver, which claims .or deb is the court m iy decree tuivb priority over the mortgage forecloaed by said de cree, the purchaser will bb required to assume payment or same. The sale to bo reported lo the court for confirma tion, and when confirmed the special commissioners will make title to tho purchaser in accordance -with said de cree. For further details of said sale, reference is made to said decree. ALEXANDER PROUDFIT. JAMES N. TALLEY. Special Commissioners. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY-Samuel* R. Jaques. oxooutor of the estate of Richard \Y. J,iijiii’H, Kit- of s.ii-1 « oiint\, LHftl, bavins represented to this court that he has fully discharged the duties of said trust nnd now n*ks for letters of dismis sion. Thin is, therefore, to notify alI par- tlea concerned to file objections. If any they have, on or before the first Monday In December, llM, or letters <>f dismission trill then be granted as asked for. This third day of September. ISM. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY-James vCuthpert having applied to me for let ters of administration 4m the estate of C. Ned Strong, to Issue lo James L. An derson. the county administrator. This Is, therefore, to notify all parties concerned, to file objections. If any they have, on or before the first Monday In October, 1894, or else letter* 'of administration will then be Issued as ns asked for. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. GEORGIA BIBB COUNTY-O. I. Johns having applied to me for letters of guar dianship of the person and properly of J. W. Johns, who has been declared by a jury to be a person of unsound mind. This Is. therefore, to notify all parties concerned, to file objections. If any they have, on or before the first Monday In October. 18M, or letters of guardlanshi will then be Issued ns asked for. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. GEORGIA BIBB COUNTY—H. G. Cut ter. executor, and Mrs. Mary A. Ayres, executrix, of the estate of Asher Ayres, late of mid county, deceased, having rep- retu-nt'd t" thu *->'urt that thov li.ivo fully discharged the duties of said trust. Thl* Is. therefore, to notify all parties concerned, to file objections. If any they havy, on or before the first Monday In December, 1S91. or else letters of dismis sion will then be Issued as asked for. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. L and Whiskey Habits I cured al Lome I out p*i». lkHjkofper- 1 Unlin sent FRF.I. » R M. WOOITEY, II.D A bttchall Be. Atlaaiau tir o. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON. GA. COQBX LUMBER MOULDING PAlHli 'M USD 6EMEST. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. LEADING WHOLESALE HOUSES. G. Bernd & Co. M.DUizetareia sail D*l*««.* uuim SADDLERt. IXATlfEB AND SHOE NDINai 4*3, 4*4>u-a 4J6 Cherry StreaL L. Cohen & Co., LIQUOiiS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. Cheapest house in Macon. Orders promptly filled. A trial solicitor W. A. DAVIS, W. F, HOLMES, B. T. RAY. W, A. DAVIS & CO., Colton Factors, 403 ” Liberal advances made on cotton in store. The very lowest rate of insur* MACOH SASH, DOOH & LUMBER Offj INCORPORATED CAPITAL, 560,000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, : | u. .1 AND MANUF ACTURER3 OF • i . i Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Piaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE. Etc. COTTON. I wish' to inform my friends anil r»- trons that I have moved ncrozs Poplar street, opposite my old stand, nnd with Improved facilities and more conveniently arranged warehouse. I am bettor prepared than ever to handle their cotton to ad vantage. Consignments always receive my prompt and personal attention. NEW ROOF! CORRECT WEIGHTS! HIGHEST PRICES! SATISFACTION GUARANEBD! ELLIOTT ESTEa 617-023 Poplar street. I, X. JOKXSTOS, W. A. Birth rrasideat Ylco I’rosldeal. Bowsao M. bxrrx, fieereury tad Drexsarse The Guarantee of Georgia. Co Writes bonds for cashier* treasurer*, ad. mtnlstrator* exaeutor*. guardians, ra. Offlc* Mt leooad street, W. L. DOi»€LAS S3 SHOE .'saissi #5. CORDOVAN, , FRtNCH&atAMEUEDCAIF: ^ FU£CALf&KAN6AI0a $3.5? POLICE, 3 Soles, <bbeS-» BoysSchoqlSkoes. Madison Avenue riadlson Ave. and 58th St., NEW YORK. $3 fir day and uf. Anuritan Flan. Fireproof and first-class In every par ticular. Two blocks from tho Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated railroads. Tho Madison and 4th Ave, anti Belt Line cars pass tho door. • H. M. CLARK, Pao*. Passenger Elevator rufis all night. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. , ,|, DR. J. J. BUBERS. Permanently located. In the *p« claltles venereal. Lost energy re stored. Female Irregularities ant poison oak. Cure guaranteed, la confidence, with etamg -LADIES- SEND TOR CATALOGUE La'DOUGLAS* BROCKTON/ MASS. Yo* can save mon#r by parckaulng W. L Uottflm Shoes* „ - Because, wc are the largestmaaufatttirerftof advcrlisctl shoes in the world, aud guarantee uueby stamr— tiie bottom', whiefi protect-# you against hiph prices and the tniddlemau’a profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. We have them sold every where at lower prices for the value given than say other make. Take uo.aubstilule. If your dealer cannot sun; 17 you, wc can. Sold by ROCHESTER SHOE CO. : "7 S13 CHERRY STREET. WARM SPRINGS. MERIWETHER COUNTY. GEORGIA, On a spur of Pine Mountain, 1,200 feet above sea level: delightfully cool cli mate; no malaria, dust or mosquitos, Tha finest bathing on the continent: swimming pools 36 by 40 feet, and In dividual baths for ladlea and gentle men. Temperature of water 80 de grees—a cure for dyspepsia, rheuma tism and diseases of the kidney*.. New hotel, with all modern Improvements. Direct ccr.neotlon made via train* leaving Macbn at 4:16 p. m. and 4:15 a. m. on the Central. Terms 'ii.iderate. For Information apply for circulars at C. R. R. office or to CIIAS. L. DAVIS. Proprietor. BIBB COUNTY BHERIFF SALES. Will bo «fid before tho court house door In the city of Macon during tho legal hours of t-.de on the first Tuesday m October nexX: Lot No. 2. In block 4. southwest com mons, in tiie city c*f Macon, Blbh coun ty, Ga. Levied on ns hhe property ot J'yhn Herrington nnd Lizzie Herrington to oaXMy « Justice court fl. fa. Issued from the 664Ui didriert O. M. in favor of C. F-.Owison v* John He-rringtbn nnd Lizzie llerrlniion. G. a WESTCOTT, Sheriff. | i DR. C. H. FEETE, EYE, EAR, THROAT AND NOSB. Hours, 8 to J ond 3 to 5, Telephoa, *4. Office, 672 Mhlberry, corner Second street, Macon, Ga. \ ...I DR. J. H. SHORTER, 4 EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Offlce 668 C&erry St, Maooo. Go. MACON SAVINGS BANK 670 Mulberry Street, Macon, G* Capital and surplus $160,000 Pays 5 per cent interest bn deposit! of *1 and upward. Real estate loans or tho monthly Installment plan, and loani on good securities at low rates. Legal depository for trust fund* Will act aj adinlnlatrutur, executor, guardian, re celver and trustee. H. T. POWELL President H. G. CUTTER Vice-President J. W. CANNON Cashlei EXCHANGE BANK, OF MACON, GA. ’ H. J. Lamar, , C». B, Turpin, President. ~ Vice-President, J. W. Cabanle* Cashier. tVe solicit the business of merchant* planters and bank* ottering then courtesy, proaaptnea* safety sad fiber. silty. The largest capital sad surplus of any bank In Middle Georgia. 1HE UHIOH mm BANK & TRUST CQ MACON. GEORGIA. n. J. Lamar, President; Qeo. B. Tun plr. Vies Prsrtlent; J. W. Oaboslt^ Caehler; D. M. NelUgan. Accountant. CAPITAL# 8200,000. SURPLUS, 830.000. Interest paid on deposits s per ceot« per annum. Economy Is tbs road tt wealth. Deposit your savings any thsy will b« Increased by interest. Com pounded semi-annually. E. r. MALLARY. President. J. J. COBB. Cashier, DIME SAYINGS BANK, 420 Second Street, Macon, Ga. Deposits of 10 cents and upward received on which Interest will he com* pounded aeml-nnnually at rate of 5 per cent per annum. Loans'on stocks anil bonds at low rate* commercial paper discounted, ex. change bought and sold. g-jr j. M. Johnston. President J. D. Stetson. . Vice President. L. P. Htllyer. Cashier. The American National Bank, MACON, GA. CAPITAL..ve .. .. ,, ., ..«250.000.ee SURPLUS.. .. .. „ „ ,, ..*25,000.09 Largest capital of any national bank In Central Georgia. Accounts of bank* corporaUoos and Individuals will receive careful attention. Gorreapo, dents Invited. ' OF MACON. GA. CAP1TAL1SURPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT, PRESIDENT. W. W. WRIGLEY, CASHIER. L C. PLANTS SOU. BA^ISTKIER BACON, GEORGIA. ESTABLISHED 188} Banking in all its branches. Interest allowed on Time Deposits- We handle foreign exchange and arrano-e travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild of London for all European points. mm