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R. C. WILDER'S SOIS C0.„
' > MACON, GA.
THE MACON TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY ^DOENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1894
Contractors and Manufacturers of Sash, Doors,
Blivids, Moulding, Turned and Scroll Work.
Lumber, rt-urh and dres.ed. shingles, lath*, and dealer. In mixed paint* lead.
die, lime, Waiter, cement and bulldcra* hardware.
614 TO 623 THIRD STREET.
YELLOW PINE
LUMBER MEN
Southern Lumber Exchange Formed i
Savannah at the Outcome of
Existing Evils.
WILL NOT BE A LUMBER TRUST
PROCLAMATION
To Amend Section! or the Conatltutlon
of the State or Georgia.
r Mr Do
Preeldent—Its Object la to Correct
Kxletlng Bvllo and Oct a Fair
Return an the Product.
' The large manufacturer* of yellow
pine lumber In thla nectlun, and many or
whom have ofllcee or connections Hi
Hew York, held practically an all-day
session at the CoSoto In Savannah on
yesterday and organized the Southern
Lumber Exchange.
'Among the lame concern* represented
at the meeting wore McDonough & Co,
the Georgia Lumber Company, Cooney,
Eckatein & Co., Dixon, Mitchell Ic Co.,
U. U. Gray h. ilro., It. M. Garbutt
Co.,.15. E. Foy Manufacturing Company,
Peikinc Hr Cu., George M. Drlntton, HUM
well, Alllk-n to Co.. Jame* Lumber Com.
pany and iFriorson & Co,
The lumbermen met in the morning
and din not adjourn lor dinner until 3
o’clock. They held ahothur session 'In
the atternoon. which lusted until
o’clock.
Mayor J. J. McDonough preaided at
the mooting, and permanent organiza
tion was effected by hla uimnlmou* elec
tlon a* prrelilent or the exchange, Mr.
IT. J. Agncw of the firm of ®. II, Hunt
ing & Co., waa elected vice president,
llenra. Forkln*. Gray, 'Dixon amt Coo
ney were elected directore. Mr. T,
AVyllq of tho Georgia Lumber Company
waa elected temporary secretary of the
exchange.
Representative* of theco Arm* Itnvo
beun holding moctlnxn In Savannah U»r
the last month, but they have kept the
entire proceedings secret, on uccount of
the fuot th»t tt we* desired to perfect
tho organisation before It should be
come known. The exchange was then
only temporarily organized.
About u year ago there wit* a move
ment on A>ot to organize an association
or tract among tho lumbermen, anil It
was thought by somo that thlo was tho
object for which this meeting was held,
liut *ucn wits not the case. The asso
ciation conlosnpl ited at that time and
which may yet bo organised was to take
In all tho lumbermen of tho country,
itthl was In the nature of a trust which,
It ha said. I« not the case with the South
ern Lumber Exchange. That larger as
sociation. hhwevrr. Is merely being kept
In abeyance, and II Is the object of those
intoreeited to perfect Ita organisation at
an opportune time.
President McDonough said night be
fore list that the whole object und pur-
pooo of this exchange wait limply to
corrtvt the evtta that now exist In the
lumber trade, und to provide n plan or
meama by wntoh the manutnoturera of
yellow pine hrmber will til least got a
fatr return on their product, which, tt
)a natd, tuts not been the chum 1n tho
iiL jortty «<f limtiinocn In .some time.
There ha* been more then one evil
with which tho lumberman have haM
bo oopo. Outside of business ttw-y were
friendly enough with one trnother. but
nn evil Whidh Iris done the trade us
much or more dosnage than anything
•too ho* been the whjKnWe outline or
price*. This hat’boon largely due to the
lumbermen themselves, but often as
much us anything else to the efforts
of roiireectWadlvi-a of large corporation*
to got their supplies a* cheaply as pos
sible by insisting that the lumberman
■would hove to boat * eertahi price be
fore ho could got tho ottlce-.
Prroldem hlcDonuugti staid the South
ern Lumber Exchange wa r not a trust,
nor 'was It contemplated Win* tt should
be a concern with arbitrary or tlxed
Ideas. It wu* not formed, ho s,fld, for
the purpose of dtctuUlllg to tho people
iwhob they slinuM pay tor dumber, nor
did ft propose tu advance price* beyond
it lkili* teller* the lumbermen would bo
,Vgs reimbursed for.whai they Spend.
‘5. Object, he sold. «rtte simply to de
vise Home means wberdby n fair re
turn could bo ublaini-.l .".1 to correct
the evils complaliMtl of. \
The tavt two stciaon* have n.een pret
ty severe one* srith the lumber trade,
and price* hove been wo low test! there
anus little money in the butenessA Thka
srito perhaps the principal reason which
has led tbs Southern lumbermen trfvde-
vlso somv mean* for their own prott'fl-
linn Thn nth" mlssl IlMl ah# tXllt ■(■•hvltF.k-.
tlon. The organization of thla exchange;
It Is believed, will eventually mesn The
formation or * wort* of prices, but It*
in,-m item toy It* purpose Is rather to
atop the cutting of prices than tu die-
tat* what they shall be
Executive Department, A tlanta, Oa.,
duly 28, 189,\ — Whereas, The general
assembly of Georgia, at the session of
1893, passed the following three (3) acts
to mend the constitution of the state,
to-wit; ,
No. 194
An apt to amend paragraph 1 of sec
tion 2 of article 6 of the constitution
of this suite, so as to Increase the
number of judges of the supreme
court of this suite from three to live,
to consist of a chief justice and four
associate justices.
Bsotlon 1. He It enacted toy the gen
eral assembly of the state of Georgia,
and It la hereby enacted by authority
of the same, that the constitution of trie
•tale be amended by adding after the
WOrOM 1 llrttin f llo onnAn.l
Words "chief Justice" in the second
lino of tho first paragraph of section 2,
article 0 thereof the words “and four
associate Justices," In lieu of the words
In said Hue, "and two associate Jus-
“***• “f 0 J*?: 1 **ld paragraph when
amended shall read: “The supremo
court shall consist of a ohlef justice
and four associate Justices. A majority
riim*'' 8 court •***•* constitute a quo-
Bec. 2. Be H further enacted, That
HS*. V 'L the "• bovo Proposed amend
ment to tho constitution shall be agreed
to by two-thliGs of the members elect
ed to eaoh of the two houses of the
general assembly, the governor shall,
and he 1s hereby authorized and In-
c 0 /1 use “ a,!d amendment to
hejmbUshod In at least two newspa-
, ei i oh p'mgreaslonal district In
this state for 'the period of two months
"*?} Preceding the time of holding the
next general election.
,k S80 V S ' ** further enacted. That
P T , P 0,vl amendment shall
tm„ f . or ri,t *llcatlon or rejec-
t “ i lhB electors of this state at the
miSi, S !r < ‘ r ‘ election to bo held ufter
publication, a* provided for in he see.
election‘a?"# * hi * act ' ln the several
e ect on 2 , *'T oU of thl ” »Wte, nt which
tn f ,1., pmun *!*«» be qualified
•* WUtled to vote for mem-
wm! f ®‘ ,ner ‘ l1 nssembly. All per-
*Y n * V0 «»K at said election in favor
S doptln # <he proposed amendment
nr 1?rt,f on * M,uW on *h*1l Ih.ivo printed
»» their ballots the words:
n,ir,inh C ? °, n of amendment of
paragraph ! of Bection 2 of urtlole 6
of the constitution," and nil persons
«f said umend-
•"•J* *ha*> have written or printed on
Ballots the words: "Against ratl-
or.fr.h "i °5 th .® amendment of para-
SlirHon’" 0 " * ot art,<:le 6 of U>o
Beo. 4, Be It further enacted That
the governor be, «nd he Is. hereby ni-
thorlsed nnd directed to provide for ?h«
™&SSi lTSSi SWTS'S A5?
ach f m rat/ned!'the 'governorLtalL
Mte return i ahil b° Offeree, m
J-tmo manner as in eases of aleetinnn
for membera of it!he Konetvil aojouibly
5u. C n U " l ., aM ' 1 h*°ertaln the resTt? K
hiM proclamation for one insertion in
one of the dally paper, of the ,u-i e a
SSURtSS! 1 i,nd Uecl “ rl,, ‘’ ;
Oto oon.MuUonand Mn n
shall bo tho duty ot the genera! el.
■cntbly of thJa state oonvenlnr next ai’«
ter mi oh rntlflOkHlon, to pUK
(tvfter the proclamation of rho governor
?• Provided in McUon 4 of SS^SS
8unrem, 1 , l "c n n l . a '* d0,ate Jhhlloro of the
supremo court* one of whom a u..ii
hold said office for e'x ycar. -n fS. 11
other for rive years. from“" ffra dJ?
Sirs-srj'Uia-H
- 1 *" 1 ™ nr ..Id -rl I...
On to a bad practice? Just as easy and double as
much genuine cheapness for you to buy stylish, de
pendable Clothes, instead of the clumsy, thrown-
together sort that abound so plentifully about town.
Every garment in our store is a gem of perfect fit
serene.
MACON, GA.
51 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET
Engines, Boilers, Gins
SAW MILLS,
Machinery All .Kinds.
MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA
(IN BOTTLES ONLY.)
On account of itsaheolute purity, wholesomoneos. good taste anil quality to
aid tJixc*.!tlon It lo a most pleasant and refreshing beverage, an article Inconi-
parubly strengthening to the invalid and convalescent.
This beer is brewed from beat selected malt and from hops Imported from
Bohemia. It Is brewed after the new existing method In the Hof Brauerel at
PI sou, Bohemia. Bnrbarosaa Is a light palatable beer, unexcelled In taste and
brilliancy, and on account of Its excellent quality is preferred to the imported
Pilsner by connolseurs.
For the dinner table and for a lunch there Is nothing better than a bottle
' ULL3IANN & WILLIAMS,
Solo Agents.
of Ilnrhnrossa.
Delivered anywhere In tho city. ’P hone 431.
shall be for six years.
I i.J'.w U fuffhot* enacted. That
It law* and parts of 2 :
hereby, repoaiec?.*’ °" d
Approved December 4, 1893. |
No. 317.
paragraVTo? *?° ,lon *• artMi 7.
KS? p 5„ * of . constltuUon of
JKSV* Coafede’Sw^oSTra
"iiOj Djr reason of oco und nov»rt»
Sb'-SSSlrS o'IS?.!!,?* poverty
SIGNAL TRIUMPHS WON
Oy Ur. Price's Cream Baking Powder,
Two signal triumph* have been
achieved by Dr. Price'* Cream Baking
Powder. Ftt*t. It received the nighe.-t
award and dhffoma at the World'* Co
lumbian Expoillton of ls'33. Next It se
cured highest award and s-dd tucdal at
the California MM white.- Fair of 1S91.
At both fait* it Buroas-, ,1 nil eomuetl
ton, in *v*ry respect. The award In
eaoh Instance wiu for sirwMt leav
ening power, perfect purity nnd general
excellence. It was sustalncl by the
unanimous vote of the Judges.
The victory at Chicago establishes Dr.
Price’s as -'1!,* forem»t talking powdST
In (h# Wtirlll •• 'I'lt.k IHlI'n.il, Ml Can
In the world.” The triumph* it San
Franc toco confirm, and emphasizes IL
, USB HOLMES’ MOlftH WASH.
, Prepared by
■ Dr*. Hohnro & Moooa. Dentists,
, 18* Mid berry St pot.
tt cure* bleeding turns, ulcers, sore
mouth, *0re throw, cleans the leech and
f-urines the breuch. For sate by on
druggists.
LADIES DO I Oil KliOW
OH. FELIX LC BRUN'S
a BHB PEHHYBOYfll PILLS
. . . ,j
1. M.
VnigtMlsDd ool, Pltr.NCH, «f.«jd re-.'
yrW-erec* the nnrket. Prto. »ia.- Mat toi
( yiirnutun Bold oedj hy 7
Beotion I. Uo " w^t^b'v T. 1 ”"*’
he«hv'** mbly 0f 0f «1gA y Md !t*ii
hereby enacted by authority of ...
gralli; 1 oVthrwMUluttoi C 'of GfSJte
zl/zr™ ttMss* ’W?
Ikiramanh 0 ■.*** •* otlon ' article and
SSSA
Branchre"*
. _ ♦duoAtKm only; to nay
Interest of\he public debt; to ply Si
it miKlu g.Ls. i ^ 1
prtagpsd o^tey publl0 fl ; b ;Y
Pf** 8 IneurrcxSJpn, to rcnol inv.iwi
and defend thc\i|*tc In time!?f »»"
to supply the eojt'fjppa who lost n iimh
thenSkJary service of the
• aT*?*! •***•• w\Uh substantial ctr-
i rairiJ tmh ‘ <h,rh '« »RY Wka
*-nlr ralJ^re 0 "* Canffd '
wta. m *F have\bcen other-
ToaSJISJJ*' Iwrni *h' , n\*y Injured
m such eorvuv* or »h.s A
such service, * wETSWi
bUreE* 1 '’ or innrmltyVind pov-
aSd fre P ra^l2i ,,rtn * for ttxfnreln*.
fMlfMliut. T W ' ,w * of such? Con'-'
a *~ m,y have dk' d In
serc-tcs of the Confederate f
since, from wounds received
c ®"‘F-»ted therein
Bee. 2. Be It further enne
»f*l.st«re«*»y of Srt 1
•hall be entered on tb—ur Journals with
the yeas and nay* jrakt* thereon, nnd
the governor sh.-ti mum the nmend.
ment to be puHtohed to one or ^Sr.
of the oesrsivypere tn each congres.iorT
at districts foT two months lmmediar.i.
’ such, Confsd-;
iv* died In <ho
nit* cutes, or
Ived^tYierrln or
naotedJ^That if
Faints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors, Elinds,
LIME. CEMENT and BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES,
T. C. BURKE.
Wrilc Tor "rititinn- nisi—
Before Placing Your Orders.
O- P. & B. E WILLINGHAM,
MACON. GA.
SASH, DOORS, LUMBER. MOULDING! PAINT! LIME AND CEMENT,
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
LEADIHQ WHOLESALE HOUSES.
Q. Bernd & Co.
MAOOJT. GAj
Manufacturers and JUiomm.4
baddleby,
1XATHEB AND SHOE FIDtNa^
452,4S4an*3 4J6 Cherry 8treaL
L. Cohen & Co.,
LIQUORS, CIGARS snd TOBACCO.
Cheapest Louise in Macon.
Orders promptly filled.
J* l* HACK, Manner, - - - Macon Ga.
A trial solicited.
W. A. DAVIS,
-W. F. HOLMES,
Liberal advances made on cotton in ertore. Tlie very lowest rate of insur*
ance. i
HACOH SASH, DOOR & LUMBER 00.
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS,
• 1 . AND MANUF ACTUREB3 OF , k ;
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work.
Dealers in Paints, Glas3, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair.
BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc.
COTTON.
YOU MAY not get ona of tho prizes I offered for solving my puzzles,
but there is a prize for every customer In the low prices I make this
month, GEO. T. HEELAND, Jeweler, 320 Second street.
tho governor shat! make proclamation
thereof.
Boo. 3. Ba It further enacted, That all
laws and parts of laws In conflict
with <thls net bo, and tho s.imo are,
hereby repealed.
Approved December 10, 18S3; ,
No. 409. ■
An act to amend article 3. section 4,
paragraph 3 of the constitution of
1877 by striking out tho word “Oc
tober in Clio third line after the word
“tn” and before the figures ”1878,”
and substituting therefor the word
“July." and the manner of submit
ting the same, and for other pur
poses.
Section 1. Be It enacted by the gen
eral assembly of Georgia, and It ts
hereby enacted by nuthorlHy, of same.
That from and after January 1, 1805.
article 3, section 4, paragraph .3 of the
oonsUtutlon of 1877 he uliered and
amended by ntrlklng out fthe word
’’Ootabor" tn the third line after the
word "In’’ nnd before the figures ”1878,”
and substituting therefor the word
’’July,” so ibat said paragraph, when
amended, shaM read as follows, viz.:
"The first meeting of the general ns
sembly after the ratification of this
constitution nhall be on the fourth
Wednesday In July, 1878, and annually
thereafter on tho same day. until the
day shall be changed by law.”
Bee. 3. Be It further enacted, That If
[Mb amendment Ik. agreed to by two-
thlixls of the members elected to each of
the two houses, *the same slut'll he en
tered bn their Journals, with the yen*
and nays taken thereon, and the gover-
Inor ahull cause said amendment to be
published In one or more newspapers In
each congressional district' for two
■ months previous to the nexk general
elc-citlon. and the same shall be submit
ted to the people at the next general
election, and the legal votes at said
election ahull have written or printed
on thoir tickets. "For natlflcatlon," or
“Against Hatlflratlon," a* they may
ctKoae to vote: and If a majority of the
qualtlled electors shall vote In favor of
ratines*lbn.''-,atd amendment shall be
come a part of saltl article 3, nectlun 4.
paragraph 3 of the conatltutlon of this I
■ro unable to provide a Mvinir r,,. state, and the governor shall maka
themselves, and for other nnrreJ2 proclamation thereof.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted. That all
laws In conflict wllh this act be, and tho
same are hereby repealed.
Approved December 31, ISM.
Now. therefore. 1, William J. Northen,
governor of said state, do issue this, my
proclamation, declaring the three . t3)
foregoing proposed amendments to the
constitution are hereby submitted for
ratltlcvitton or rejection to the legal vet-
ere of the mate at the general election
to be held on Wednesday, October 3,
1834, aa provided In said acts.
W. J. Northen, Governor.
By the Governor:
IL_Harrlson.See._Ex. _IX-pt.
SHERIFF’S SALES.
Georgia.- Bibb county—will bo «td
bolbre the Corn* house dour In the city
of Macon during the lentil bourn of sale
» oral tea nubUci ln.it,??..! 0 — on Hie flr.tr Tuestlsy In Oottibee next
notional pufiM,eI the roilortog described property, levle.1
on to asntofy certnln state' and county
tax H. tos. for the yeur 1893, to-wU:
One kit. with a twoetory house there-
nn, in VtneviUe dVarlct. on public raid
running from Oofumhus road to For
syth roid past Vtoevllle stag Ion, kauwn
as the cthl residence of Leroy Napier,
lisriutHng kind wfthln fence rarroundlax
Th levied on os the property of «U6e
w l.eroy Napier,
Atoo, tlfty ucrea. more or lees, In Rub
kmd district, bounded onto by Robert
Brice oi*l Mrs. FollcmVre. south by
Jame* Bullock. John Thomas and Mrs.
O Xib, a re* by Sira. Adeline Thomas and
John Stokes ai,U north by John Stokre.
jvled on as the property of: Calvin
anas. O. & WKSTCOTT.'Sheriff.
GEORQIA; bibb' COUNTY-Ordlnary’s
‘XJDWYN'8 DRUG STORE. /
Icle Agents, Macon. Uv f
. . months Immediately
preceding (*• general election, nnd the
—— -y*l be submitted to the people
next general election, and the
voted* thereat shall have written or
toted on their tickets "For RatlBce-
n. or Against Uatlfleatlon." as they
ty choose, and If a majority of tbs
elemon qusllfled to vote for memebrs
« the next genera! taaembly. voting.
HSi* 1" f4vor of retmeatton. then
•aid amendment shall become a part
of saM article T. section L paragraph
1 ot tu* eonsututlon of UMs aute, «ad
*• ®*5*'.*' *?*ir*t ** Lvon, executor
of the rente of Richard F. Lyon, lata
of maid county, deceased, having applied
to me for leave to sell at private sail
four-nttha («» undivided Interest In ,n
of land Nolltonow In Forsyte countv.
Ga.. formerly Cherokee county, said lot
containing about to acres, belonging to
the estate ot Richard F. Lyon, deceased
for the payment of debts an t distribution.
This is. therefore, to notify .|| parties con-
eerned that leave to well at private sale
will be granted a* asked for at the next
October term. ISM. of said Bibb court ot
ordinary, unless objections are filed.
t. M. WILEV, Ordinary*
GEORGIA, BIBB COl'.vf?l.A. J Cob
Has. having applied to me for letters of
administration on the estate of Mrs. B
Bcanlon, late of said county, deceased*
this la. therefore, to totlly all parties com
rented, to file objections tt any they
have, on or before the first Uondar in
— ■— — be issued „
October. tM. or letter* wl
ail((4 for.
il* WILEY, Ordinary,
BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF SALE.
Will be sold before tho court house
door lit the city of Macon, during tho
legal hours of sale, on tho.llrst Tuesday
In October, 1801, the foil.riving proper
ty, to-wit: One grist null,' being a
frame building, Beck, automatic
engine, with boilers, heaters,
pumps and all necessary con
nections in told building. Also one
grain elevator building and warrttouso
connected thereto, together wllh Inns,
elevators and complete machinery nec
essary tn said elevator ln said bitlldlrtg
and furniture In raid building, and all
miter property in said i-ullttlngs and on
the premises of every description found
on the laud of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company of Georgia, situated
on the corner of Walnut‘find Fifth
streets, in the oity of Mncmi, belonging
to Taylor Bros. & Hall. Levied oa to
satisfy ll fa'lauded from city court of
Mncmi In favor of the National Bank
of Ckamborsbtirg, Pa., vs. Taylor Bros.
& Hall.
Also at the same time and place, one-
lmlf tuitlivided Interest In that part of
lot No. t! In southwestern survey of city
of Macon fronting seventy-live feet on
Fourth strict, situated on the north
east corner of said let No. 0 nt tho Inter
section of rVmrt h and Ogletliorpo
streets, running GO feet on Ogluthorpo
S treet to Martha Davis’ line, now in-
lea ted by a cross fence, thence along
line of Mnrtlm Davis 75 feet, more or
less, the southwestern line of this lot,
commencing at a point 70 feet from the
corner of Fourth and Oglethorpe streets
nnd running nt light angles to said
Fourth street uctll it reaches the line
of Martha Davis. !n the rear a distance
of 70 feet, more or less. On raid lot Is
it brick building two stories lr.gh. with*
rooms up stairs. Levied on nB the prop
erty of E. Crockett to satisfy a fi fa
Issued in city court of .Macon ln favoi
at R, a Lanier vs. E. Crockett.
L. B. HERRINGTON,
Deputy Sheriff.
trons that I have moved across Fop
street, opposite my old stand, and with
Improved facilities and more conveniently
arranged warehouse, I am better prepared
than ever to bundle their cotton to ad
vantage.
Consignments always receive my prompt
and personal attention.
NEW ROOF! CORRECT WEIGHTS!
HIGHEST PRICES I SATISFACTION
GUARANEEDI
ELLIOTT ESTEa
617-823 Poplar atreet.
$3 SHOE
45. CORDOVAN.
: fRENCHAENAM6U£DCALF! ’ ,
, 3 4. , 3. 5 -°FlHECAlF&KMCABM
43.5* POLICE,3 sous.
*2 7? Boyi&chmlShoes.
► • LADIES •
BesTD° ng °LA .
IENO FOR CATALOGUE *
V/* I** DOUGLAS * -
BROCKTON, MASS. f
You enn »nxc *nonry br purckmilug W. I*.
. llouslnn r»hntort, . , ..
Because, we are the largest manufacturer* of
advertised clioes in the world, qud guarantee
the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices nnd the middleman’* profit*. Our shhen
c^Ual custom work in style, en*y fitting itnd
wearing qualities. We have them aold every,
where at lower price* for the value given than
any other make. Take uo substitute. If your
de-lr*- c„— • • —uj, —■* — *\ ? oM Vs* ,
ROCHESTER SHOE CO,
613 CHERRY STREET.
Madison Avenue
• HOTEL,
nadlson Ave. and 58th St.,
NEW YORK.
SspirJ.V andup. American M*.
Fireproof and first-class In every par
ticular.
Two blocks from tho Third and Sixth
Avenue Elevated railroads.
The Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt
’ ^iss the door.
: M. CLARK, Prop, t
Paweng/ t,TK*inr runs nil night. '
Linoc
14ONAL CARDSto
VAN I EL,
<po^318 Second Street,
•uni * aD(i ^ !^ p l e PhoilQ
ph£Te M Mifb^'rAf 0 ^* 9 strce ‘- Tale-
Wm
tenjijr
DR. J. J.id,,BERS.
loc , ate<1 - ta the epo.
^[*hles v , Veal. Lost energy re-
S,u^n’ 1 .1*1 'regularities and
Addre« “‘ J ”%P uro guaranteed.
Address s, i c-ldence. with stamp,
Macon. Ga.
H. PEETE,
■ t ';/UROAT AND NOSE!
GEORGIA. . BIBB - COUNTY.— n f
virtue of an order of the court of ■
n.try for'.said county I will sell a»t
lib outcry to: the ht^hest bM'd''
cash, on the 22ri day of Sepletnb«'i' !
beginning at 10 o’clock u.m fin
ulng said sale from day
necessary, all of the pei
enty-belonglng'tothe esUtZe
Munger, deceased, said per,' : ' r '
erty consisting of pianos, orf v ' ,;r '
and ofllce flxtures. musical In' 1:1 —
of various kinds and, other
portrilnglng to . tho music
Also. Inc'.udig personal apparel 1
»•»* 3 to 6- Telephone
-S • «72 Mulberry, corner Second
tow
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Hons 1 D R- * H. SHORTER,
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•YE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT,
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, Office 568 Cherry at, Macon. Oa.
„A|tAC0N SA.VINGS BANK
hips 876 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. '
- -J • '""'■pupital and surplus $150,000
flDk 1 * l trinj . 4 1
I > u , , skin Pay
ited 'll; -Vthe m
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE..
By vlrtuo bf an Older from Bibb coun
ty court of ordinary, passed at tho Au
gust term. 1834. of arid court, will be
add on toe tlrst Tuesday In Oatober.
1834. between the legal houra of sale,
before the court house (lnor of Bibb
oomnty in Mtioosi. Go., the fbMonsSog de
scribed property belonging to the es-
faXeot Sirs. Mary Hogan, late of said
oourfty, deceased, fbr tffte purpose of
l .^ e dctK * 01 * nl11 ro 101 ' and fbr
dMtribiition among Hoi hetrs of said
“ rt * e - O'* lot,, with improve-
?If^ U, ,Tr* r * on, J rtn * ana be3n k *n the
ctoy of Macon. Ga.. on Plum street, be-
««' Tlitnl eftreeta. artl
ktvrarn aa tho residence off the de-
'rod being city lot No. 853; said
^hem* ** If toot frontt and HO ?*£
deep, more or less. Terms of sale. rash.
Adndntmmtor Estate cilary TL^togin.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
By virtue of an order passed at the
September term. 1SW. of the Bibb county
court of ordinary, will be sold before the
court house door In Bibb coanty, Ga..
between the legal hours of sale, oa Uie
first Tuesday In October, 1384, the follo.v-
Irg described property belonging to the
estate of N. A. M-sra'.h. late of eald
county, deceased, to-wlt: A tract of Und
in the city of Macon, Ga.. and known as
lot No. seven (7) tn square ten (16), ae-
cording to map of A. E. Board man. raid
lot being fifty-two feet front and 195 feet
deep, more or less; and fronting on an
ally between Monro* and Madison streets.
Said lot of Und will be sold for the pur
pose of paying tho debts of raid estate
and for distribution. TYrms of sale cash,
MRS. ROBA MEGRATH.
Administratrix estate N. A. .Me*rath, de-
ceased.
Pays 5 per cent. Interest on deposit*
... - -I and ujnv;irii. itoul estate loans on
articles of value now located i -Vthe monthly Installment plan, and loans
store on Mulberry street ln tbs city ol’i'oa sood securities at low rates Legal
Macon, formerly employed by said depository for trust funds. WIU act as
Munger In his business. Slid rale will
bo mnde nt the storehouse aforesaid
for the purpose of paying the debt* of
said estate, etc.
J. L. ANDKTtSON.
Administrator M. L. Mungor.
BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF SALES.
Will bo etofol before the oourt house
door ln the city of Macon daring t.ho
legnl hours of «ile on the flrnt Tuesday
in October next:
Lot No. 2. in block 4,. southwest cotrt-
mfcws. tn Che c*ty ocvMdoon, Bibb conn*
ty, Ga. Levied on us the property of
John Herrlngiton nnd Lizzie Herrington
to £Ufttofy <1 justice count fl. IVi. Issued
from the 564Hh district O. M. ln favor of
C. F. Ctoraon vs. John Herrington and
Lizzie Herriwston.
G. S. WESTCOTT, Sheriff.
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—Jnmen
Cuthbcrt having applied to me for let*
tors of admtntstratton on the estate of
C. Ned Strong, to Issue to James L. An*
derson, the county administrator. This la,
therefore, to notify all parties concerned,
to file objections, If any they have, on
or before the flrat Monday In October, 18M,
or else letters of administration will then
bo issued as as asked foe.
C, M. WILEY, Ordinary.
administrator, executor, guardian, re-
ceiver and trustee.
M President
H. G. CUTTER Vice-President
J. W. CANNON Caah|er
EXICHANGE BANK
OB' 1UCOV ns 1
OF. MACON, GA.
H._J. Lamar, _ Geo. B. Turpin,
Vlce-Prreideut.
President.
J.’W. Cebeule*. OuhieV
We soUclt the buakteis ot merebants.
planters and banks, offering them
courtesy, promptness, safety end kber-
silty. Tho largest capital end surplus
ef enw Ksnlr In VII/IAl. ■ *
of any bank tn Middle Georgia.
THE UNION SAVINGS B1NU Wcfl
it a cox. aronan.
n. J. Lamar. Pre,Ideal; Geo. B Tn-.
... , "' Cnbentre
Vlc^Prrekleut; J. w
Cashier; D. M. NelUgsa. Accoumlmr
CAPITAL, *200.000. SURPLUS; *36,000.
Interest paid on deposits t per cent,
per saaun. Economy u the road
wrelth. Deposit your savings any tear
win be Increased by Interest, Com.
pounded •eml-annuolljr.
E. Y. MLVLLARY. Prealdent j. j. C0BB Cashl „
DIME SAVINGS BANK,
' 420 Second Street, Macon, Ga
poun D d^^,°5n 1 nVa!^t a ?a d .e U r 5 ^r r %^ d e? n .n^ h «*.
chan^ n bo^ht°a C nd S ”o n id. bar,da 4t ‘° W ? Btes - Wrer discounted, ex-
J. M. Johnston. President. J. D. Bteteon. Vies Preeldeat L. P. Hlllyer. Csebler.
wmmf w . • ^ — •• ***»»/er.
The American national Bank,
MACON, GA.
riXMi,. w tto.tr »» .. ..*250.000.00 8URPLU3., ...... tMmnna
bonk In Central Grorgla* AccminU^*-^
‘‘deraetoTuS." 0 " «“* ««-»• c^ful rtuntion^^r^pore
OF MACON. GA,
CAPITAL ISURPLUS, $260,000
lb H. PLANT,
rSESIDEHX.
W. W. WRIGLEY,
CASHIER.
L# PLAIT'S SOI,
BANKER
HACOH GEORGIA.
ESTABLISHED 18SJ
Banking in all its branches Interest
allowed on Time Denosits.
We handle foreign exchange and arrange
travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild of
London for all European points.
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