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> SSSMj >*' THE MACON TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1894. OURBOYS Area credit to the state. To keep themselves up to the highest mark of presentabil- ity they should pay a visit to our store and be iitted up for the Winter. Here they will find a big aggregation of ab solute novelties. Suits for the School, combining service and comfort; Suits for Dress, to give ‘he little ones a stylish end dressy appearance, await here their pleasure at reason able prices. Just received, a new line of Caps, cmbraciug beautiful and tasty designs. It is worth your time to see them. CHARLES WACHTEL, 515 CHERRY STREET^ • OPENING DAY AT WESLEYAN] The Door* of the Famous Old College Will BO Thrown Open to Its Patrons, MANY DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS! Wttl Take Part In the Kxarelna at tl>4 (Impel This Morning When lire Kotre Will Make Ills Oow Kvfvre the Public. #>• TUo president of Weelejnn FoituVI Collet,'!', Dr. B. H. Rime, lmn fcrnUMtwl tor a delightful reception far Uiefrleini< mid patroas of the cotli'ifu today. At 11 tfcloftlt tho "o|K'utng day" exJ tucise* of this famous old Itistituttoi will take place, when the friends Irani Mseou ntul olsowhnrv will nssoiuhlo w lu-ar addresses by sonio dlstliuuklici] Hprakcni and to no ou n tour of lusper tiou tlitoiinh the college lmltdliiKS mil ^MnlMlt Dr. llowe will turn the cos lego ever to Us friends ami patious ttill that they may SMlftr IM ■elves what Wesleyan hold* out to Uif daughters of the South. The formal exercises, with a llxcil programme, will take place In tho coll lego chapel at 11 o'clock. Hr. Ilewcf .will preside anil deliver the opening mil dress. Dr. J. B. Gumbroll of Merced UnlrenSty, Judge W. It. ilnuimoud el Atlanta. Dr. Monk, pastor of Mulberrs !S I root Methodist ehurcb, ituil prebahl] otlii r men 111 high offlo* will speak. Till young ladles of the collego wlU hurl charge of the musical part of tin* pel gUUaniS. The entire public la iminf to attend. Dr. Rowe desires this to it dUtkirily urged, and the larger' .ul crowd that ntieun* die prouder wilt h| lx* of the occasion. One of tin most Interesting fentlir of •‘opening day" will lie the throw ini open of the t-iiiir.. coll.-no ntomnls m| Imllillnas t,. tho in-pix'tl m ot rite |oJ r.itnc Kvcrythlng nbout ttio bultala Inis hoen midi d to unit n*tnodeled :tl tit till out with nil modern ivnvenloml Unit mi' to I"' found In tiny Sottllnf college, mul tt is Uito exprrettd wish | Up. im-sidont that tho patron-. : themselves what a model home Is offered their daughter*. He wilt ln| Oliateo of tho vl-lt.'i-x and |>!:itn erylhlng tn detail. There have been 100 bonnier* nillial so far. Tills Is oonsldemtily ot)( the utimber usually onrollisl, ns tln< who board gwuentUy constitute ft Vo small per centago of the total ournbl of pupils. In all theiv an* over eon |>I pits eutered so fnr. Of oourvo-ms ■ mi " ill !"• 1" l\ iin w nh| the next week, as the young UdMl still cianlng iu almost every day. The past week, sine# the llrst nl call on last Wednesday morning, v inf the new president took up the >vh| far tbs tlrsi time, has been given up ttio pr.-par11t.*n for the > • ir's w»i rill'll- Irene h ol o\ on I mil t Maagnsd tochunes and text books hat] ■ bad to be determined upon. From tl It !> oil. h nolo- h .III ini;';1- and l.-ai l| w dl vi t hard >|..w n t ■ aora tn make « yet mon* hrtlllam showing t. fair W. ..!>•> >a It'.n, ha- ever yol I — written on the bright pogsa at bar Uhtj trious bistory. I BAD firkTn a COLLEGE Oakland. Cal., St«(*. St.—St. M Collars, ereotel live years «*o by cree OhitstUn UroltierhncKX was iiama«r,l by (Ire Itbts morning tu the eve nt of $100,000; tfisumnee, JSO.OOO. The hull.tltut Vffta oomptetely gutted. When the lire sms discovered Cher* were 132 * totem* amt tOJCty Instructors In the residences of ttw college. Alt escaped. Awarded hi ghost Honors—World’s Fair. DR. am w CREAM BAKING WHtbflt MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Crape Cream of Tutu Pow J«. Free horn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. In all our Shoes you find not only Style and Appearance, but Genuine, Sterling Value. s They arc better this fall than ever before. STAKE RACES AT THE DIXIE FAIR A Corrected List of the Entries With Full Particulars Concerning the Great Races. TEN THOUSAND HUNG UP ) Grsalsst Since Sleet Kver Held laTbh bredon of the Country—Some of tho Fditeit Stoppers Will Be Hero. 510 Cherry Street. GAYNOR MAY LEAD THE HOSTS eft K hind Me. "The T.lrl 1 le ft lt -1'itl.l Me" W.I* pre-ented .Mtt evening to a targe and tasMoaatol* amltmeo. cunsidering the WMIn In the way of Democrat)!* ep.xtklng unit the ctrvus. K hi Indeed with utabuirc that the Tetesraph says the performance l.urt evenhig was an good e#,any ever given la the Academy of fitwlc. H» rtav Itaetf ta a baauUful war drnttxt and It U uselena to «y UkR the people tn the east weed excellent, lor It him never been.knuwn for Chariot Fivtoinsn to tend but a poor company. The entire oari was very lining, and particularly the chunifter of Kate Ken- nlon aa presented by M!.*m Solene John- S'jn. vrho is « v»ry hnnd**ont •» w&mnn, on4 her oovtuim were very besuUful. MW,PVfttices Kivtnni! chs Lucy Hawke*- ttvrsh.hhe Lieutenant** sister, was very charming. W. H. 8tuw a* Gen. Ken- VI E. McKudden M UfttL Edgar Rawkcttaorth nnd Duncan Preston aa Iieut. iMortbn Par low deserve special mention. a* they are ill «vvxl ttctnrs* In fsdt. the entire rompany is exceed- Iwrty rood—!** a »tVek in .the entire e**t—.ind nil who were «o fortunate on to e#e the perfoimwce are well gleaned. '•TO* Girt I Dehlnd Me‘* Is cer- Urfoly a beautiful drama aa presented halt erenin* and will nerve to encour age ths. patrons of the theatre after hovln* had so m.mv farce d^medles- ”The Girl J Left llehlntl Me** leaves P3< a*ant memorise behind, aa It com to pkaae theitre-Rocrs elsewhere. (Continued from pa go 1.) OAYNOft DOESN’T V/ANT IT. |de May Decline t*/Accept the Democrats Nomination tor Oo^rnor of Nedr York. Hiverliead, N. Y., Sept. 24.—After leav* vg Ihe bench s»- «t o clock this evening Ttlrfc WUHim J. Ouynor sent the (ol- Vvlng telegram to M. L. "j owns at Saru- Y*‘ If Vr*n» eleted Justice of the. supremo Wort last fall :n a district comprising Kino counties nnd ine-fourth of the popu lation of tiie statfc. The office came to lrae.' not froip those in, power, blit from she people and unsought. I was not able llicn to see that I was entitled to anything Inerely for having done what 1 could as It private citizen, for honesty, decency l.ud manline<« In politics and in govern ment, nor am I able now. "Anyhow, I cannot, at thj® time, lay town the ofPce I hold. 1 could dlsre- lard the effect.upon those dependent upon lie In the loss of the legal practice I live up to go on the bench nnd again in ne Joss of my present intndsome salary, lit 1 cannot bo soon appeal to the ttpltn- Tl Individual luMfrity and Intelligence jhfch stood bt4i|u«l the ballots cast for jc kiet fail. I have said all along private- I and publicly, that I should not become I candidate fpr governor and the above 1 my ohiefe.it reason. As I am without 1 representative nt Samtoga and very Isy here, 1 ask you to make this public. |am deeply moved by the favor'.eboivn [», and never .expected It." GAYNOR 'MAY .GET lT£(jiv3*? -■ ' * : \iL w- • » jjtv Itork Democrats May Nai the }fxn AVh<) Rp'ult McKine-^ 'lew York.’Bept. 24.—AboutdOiXnium- |rs of the mate Democracy, the GriU’e- lilrcM'Ul contingent of •antl-’D.vmm.t- IHtes 1 , left this city tihls morning on special ibtvitn for Saratoga. Tac 'tiM'lrt In^istod ten eara. ■The Tammany delegates «n»J about 1000 frtenda started for ^\ra»topa t >day ■bout nt>on on ’the Now York C eh tail Xllroad. They tnavek'd In three ’spec Ii1 tiuiins. IAU of tho helegaiics’ who Jropped Into the city huW before trolng lo *the Grand Central depot 'Acre talk- About Judge Goynor and prediet- ng Whitt »be -would be nomln-vted on ho first kUlot. Some cf th<*m ex- |»rcss«l the opinion thCtt Judge Gay- ft*>r would be nomliva'ied by accUtna- |ion -before the end of the firm ballot. WU.L TRY TO BEAT RKCORllJs. tllx ami Otlivr 'Flyura Will G'ivp a ] Uraml Day’* Siwrt at Columbus I Thursday. I Chicago, Sept. 21.—Monroe Salisbury l.il! Mb charge ot the race meeting at I'ltmibus, 0., next Thursday. Allx Trill start .to beat her own record of I OK} 1-t. Directly will endeavor to pout Ids record of 2:07 1-2, mid 1'T.viug llh will he started to beat tils record If 2:01. Mr. Rdllsbllry Is also going to ptempt to secure a double team record vlth Alote and Record, grandsons ot lllectloncor. \ SHORE 9N CHARLESTON .BAR. OliarK«ton. Sent. 2t. —The steamer lllomvood (British) Is nohore on leh bar vlth a cargo of cotton bound for Bar- dona. I POINTS AROOT PEOPLE. J Sheriff S. C. Weatcokt of Dougherty Bounty npenit the day In Macon yrater- | iy. Copt. Wcstett la one of the oldoot liicrllTv in Oeorgta *ntl te. known from ■ i 'imciln 'board. Ibr. II it..';;,-n ta spending th* re- J" 1 ’; 1 ’t" l it Mineral Bluff I'maing. Mrs. McHntton la in New I Mrs. W. R. Rroivn of Fort Vaitey,one ■f tho hnndeomcst women In-the state,* led h'T vou.-in. Mr, MarkdlathewM, are |topping, at the L infer. J Mr.t Florlno llo)t of Atlanta Is In the llty the guesd ot 'Mrs. Hugh M. Willet ' l'etrcct. AT THE OllfUSTI’AN CHURCH. 3r. C. P. w im.vnison of Ariantti Witt Prv'tch Tontsht. Dr. C. P. \Y I damson, the well- IMWO nnd papular pastor ol the First hriatktn chulctt Pf Atlanta, amt Mrs. y. P. WtUiamson, pmrtdcivt of the Oenrgtx imxIlKiry to too CllrW.tvo Wo- nnn’a Hoard of Mlulonm will nrrive f the dty on the morning twin. Mre. WIlHam.-m wtM raktress the ladles u« the CtiridtUm dharoh on Wat- nut street at !:J0 o'clock on the euhjeck of mtesXin* nnd njleetiaary wMrk. Dr. wrakmseon w»H praadh at S o'clock. The ksdtea 'who may fed an ttVteheet In the 'Work are requested to theur Un Williamson at uhe hour designrted. -A cordial tnvHskton- Is extended to the public to attend <hc ecrvlces tonlgM JOKHSON'S MAGNETIC OIU JaxtodUDeret P.'s, Internal and External. THE HORSE BRAM, tbrniost 1 v erfut andFco«trkUacUnim«au,i7Sjui‘ orlk-a-uu viW'-nc*. JOHNSON’S ORIENTAL SOAP, UcxiioUvxi »ik] Tv4M. Tl* Orrftt Skin Cure an 1 .kot Ladieo wl’J fits t it tfcf d«iiom* m»*1 pertwm*d Tt'flft s t*ic tu-ukr:. |f i« aUaolutciy puro. i!.vlr** th- »lm toft aw! volv+tf rr-t"rw tto tort co»n- flotion| i* a luixipy .*'>r th. Bnthf r Infants. It ni*j« Urhttnr.« tV*wlna»1 prtSBOtM flW^^*Si*t ttflr GOODVTTH A 8MALU^\ In Sunday’s Telegraph a full and complete list of the stake races far the Dixie Fair was published, tho list bring furnished by the nsooctaitlon. In the hurry of getting out an extra large Sunday edition, however, a number ot typographical errors appeared in i*he lint, which Ls republished with correc tions. t' ' The September payments on the stoke races Ibr life Dixie Interstate Fair Indi cate a large number of first-ckies con tests by a high bred and superior lot of colts. The purse and close entries do not close until October 1. when horses must be entered at the usual 5 per cent, en trance fee remitted to Secretary Knapp. Entries for the running races are to bo made the night before the respective races. •••/• STAKE NO. 2. 4-YEAR-OLDS. tLHIanl & Bond. Lawrencevllle, Ky., br. m.. Qllie K, by King Wilkes. J. T. Dennis. Eatahton, Ga., b. m., Miss Gatewood (3-year-old) by Hermit age Williams & Ware. Louisville, Ga., b. b., Nubbin W„ by Slmonte. W. H. Robinson. Danville, Ky„ b. m., May D.ty. by Abdallah Mumbrino. H. C. Traynor & Co.? Richmond, Ky., e. g., Hard Tack, by Joe. STAKE NO. 7. 3-YEAR-OLDS. Idle Hour Stock Farm. Maoon, Ga., b. h„ QIcElroy, by 'McBtvcn. «. C. Traynor & Co., Richmond, Ky., b. c., Col. S. by Clay. Smith Brothers. Birmingham, Ala., Dr. French, by 'Fred S. Wilkes. Hermitage Stud. Nashville, Tenn., b. f. . Peri de lawn, by Ponce do Leon. S. Newsom. Davlkboro, Qa., to. b., Klngtlaher, toy Slmonte. STAKE NO. 13. 2-YEAR-OLDS. Allen Farm. Pittsfleld, Maas., to. c., BUher. by Kremlin. Idle Hour Stock Farm, b. h., Baron etamboul. toy Stamtooul. • W. P. Price. High Shoals, Oft., to. f.t Baiby Ruth, by Red Jacket. H. C. Traynor & Co., Richmond, Ky., s. f., Ruth Wilkes, b.v Emperor Wilke*. Hermitage Stud. Nashville, Tenn., b. C„ Post Haste, by Ponce de Leon. STAKE NO. 16. YEARLINGS. Allen Farm. Pittsfield, Mass., ch. c., Ellpse, by Lancelot. Idle Hour Stock Farm, Macon, tolk. f., L. W. Stewart. Janies, Oa.,. s. f.; Jes sie Oreon. by Jip> Alone. Parcoma. by ParkviUe. tV. It. Paschal. Macon, Go.,; ch. f., Mia# Camdem. by Camden Wilke*. H. C. Traynor & Co., Richmond, Ky., blk. f., Maggie C., b.v Emperor Wilkes. Hermitage Stud. Nashville, Tenn., g. f., Boqultn. by Bow Bells. A. L. Ryley, Eaton ton, Oa., b. c., Nilo, by Burleigh. STAKE NO. 10. Georgia Futurity for Yearlings.—Idle Hour Stock Farm. .Macon, -Ga„ b. f., Siam Belle, by Stamtooul. 1 R.. E. & J. C. Branch'. Bishop, Oa., b. f.. (Matilda, by Autocrat. B W. Hunt. Eatonton, Oa., g. f., Ar- Blnoe. bv Stlncemcnt. W. R. Paschal. Macon, On., ch. t. Miss Oamdon. by Camden Wilkes. OH, WHAT A COUGH! Will you bced the warning— thq sig nal, perhaps, of (too sui-o approach of that more terrible disease, consultation? Ask yourself if you can afford, for iho sake of stivlng 60 cents, run (be rlBk aud do nothing for It. We kuow from experience that Shiloh's Cure will euro l your cough. It never fall*. This ex plains why more tlmn a million bottles were sold tho past year. It relieves croup and whooping cough uc once. Molhors. do not bo without It. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plasters. Sold by Uoodwyn & Small Drug Company, corner Cherry ■treat and Cotton avenue. CONCERT IN VINKVILLE. Conic Out Friday Evening nnd Help Good Causa. TIiq Vlnevlllo Musical Association will give a concert on Friday nlglit, September 2S, at the residence of Hr. Ernest, In Vlnevlllo, for the benellt of tltejvlng’s Daughters. Tl!)* association promises nit who at tend un evening of rare fan nnd enjoy ment. Messrs. Dan ltott nnd Frank nelfrieb will render some of their mu sical spco.l.-iltlos, which will be n treat Itself. Admission 25 eenrs. Every- DOdy eomo out and help the King's Daughters. FREE WITH SCHOOL BOOKS. A Scholars Companion, containing Prices as low as the A SLATE PENCIL, lowest. A LEAD PENCIL and BOOKS, NEW, A PENSTAFF, BOOKS, SECOND-HAND. A SPONGE, BOOKS, BOUGHT,% A RULER, BOOKS, SOLD, FREE WITH SCHOOL BOOKS. J, W. BURKK’S BOOK STORE. JAPS DECLINE MEDIATION (Continued from page 1.) ed enouerh tt> oonvlnce intelligent men the world over Orat -henceforth they muflt reckon with a new giower in the far Barit. Ping-Yang and Yalu have opened the eyes of all not wilfully in different r bund that a new mate bid talten her rank in the hierarchy of na tion* and •that her voice can no longer be Ignored in the councils. **The Novoe Vreyma.” tlte Times says, 'remind* us ’that Russia still ^.inkera for the wxaces’hn ot a secure open (har bor on -the Pacific. Such a possession would be a great menace »to both Eng land and Janan. who are likely to be found vtandln* aide by side on eome Important point* should the jJowctb In tervene in the nreeent dispute.” • •In another article discussing the w ir, the Times calculates that the Japanese will certainly readh Wi-Ju from Ping- Ya-ng at the er^l bf this -week and that they will meet the Chinese (troops that were‘landed on rthe Corean bank of the Yalu river by Admiral »Hng. 'fit d« not clear.” the Times add*, “wheether the Ohlneae transports had fclme to dtoem- bark their store*. At any rarte the con- dltloa of the Chinese column must be precarious, and 4>here seems to be noth ing ito prevent a Japanese squadron, fi*>m reviislttnr <the mouth of the Yalu and destroying any Chinese transports that remain hi there. Further, It would be easy for tlhe Japanese to move tnoopoby sea from 'Ping-Yang 1 to the Yalu and to shift their base of opera tions further -north, thuo supplying re- onforocemervts to (the bolumn marching northward from Ping-Yang. This Is al most certain to be done If the advance Into Manchuria Is tmide.” * - SUN'S COTTON REVIEW. There was a Slight Decline, but the Mar ket Closes in Rather Better Shape. New York, Sept ?4.-Cotton declined 8 to 9 points, and then rallied and closed firm at a net decline fur tho day of 1 to 3 points. Sales, 119.600 bales. Liverpool advanced to 14. to 1*4 point*, but lost this and closed weak. Spot sales, 12,000 bales at unchanged prices. In Manchester yarns were in buyers favor and cloths dull. New Orleans de clined 7 to 8 'Olats, but recovered part of. this later on. port receipts, 60,0$3 bales, against 30,425 this day last week and 55,371 lost year; thus ftir this week, 77.541 against 18,883 thur fur last week. Exports today, 10,771 from New Orleans to Great Britain. Spot cotton 1-16 c.?nt lower. Sales, 213 for Hpinnlng, Delivered on contracts, ttO. New Orleans receipts tomorrow ’were es timated at 9,000 to 10,000, ugalnst 6,354 on the same day last week and 8.S63-, last yea r. , There waw less disposition to hell this afternoon and more anxiety to cover shorts. Prominent members of . the trade also gave the market support. There was qujto a marked decline early In tho day, owing to this morning's I Aver pool advices and- large receipts at the* ports. There was selling for local Southern and for eign houses later on, shorts tried to cover. There was very little cotton offered and th* price® recovered most of the early de cline. Some were inclined to fedr bad weather tomorrow, owing to the news that a cyclone was approaching the Southern coast, but the most factor was the overselling of tho market. There Is a large short lnterat here and at the South, and on every decline there is more or less covering, which causes at least a temporary rebound to the market. ACADEMY OF MUSIC Y7EDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. Flfst Appearance for Hi* Second Sea- eon of MR. S. A. C. EVERETT. Who 1* universally acknowledged to be THE GREATEST HYPNOTIST In America today. To this entertain ment will be added a great exhibition of CLAIRVOYANCE AND MIND READ ING. Prices 50 cents and 25 cents. Reserve heats on eale at T«udden & Bates' Muslo Ho Uhe. ACADEMY of MUSIC THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. In the Greatest Farce Comedy on Earth "4—11—M." Suritmndeit by a COMPANY OF LAUGH INCITERS That Cannot Be Equalled. COMEDIANS. VOCALISTS DANCERS —And a Bouquet of— PRETTY GIRLS. Usual prices. Re-serve seats at Lud* den & Bates' Music House. DRY GOODS SELL -WELL. The Condition of the New York Market ' Is Reported Very Good. Now York, Sept. 24.—Very good Jo Wnge dry goods sales were realized throughout ’Hie fottmirdlngs toy ngejits.' tout the new demand was on Hie mod erate scale usual ’to the last week of Olie mon)3h. ■With jobbers I She business was of very fair proportions, and, with the Orers returned, sa-les cam up to export ations. ■STEEL WORKS RESUME. Neary Five Hundred 'Men Start to 1 . Work ok Troy. r.24.— Troy t.N.So WipesY bH k wa Troy, N. Y., Sept. 24.—(Work was resumed tihls morning’ 1n ’the Besse mer Steel Works, a pafk ot the Troy Steel and Iron Company's plant, which were: Into a receivership some time ago. Between 400 ton'd 500 men are given employment. SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. ; Tlria Is beyond Question the moat suc- ceatful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few d02es Invariably cures the worst casco of croup, eosgh and bron- OMUs, while Us wonderful success In the cure of consumption Is without par allel in the history of medicine. Since fw first discoverer R has been sold on s gunrawtee. n test which no other medicine can stand. If you hive a cough we earnestly ask you to trv It. Price 10 coins, (0 cents and Jl. If your lungs are tore, ohest »r hack Is lame use Shiloh's Porous master. Sold by Goodwyn * Small Drug Com pany, corner Cherry etreet nnd Cotton DENTISTRY. Dr. A. 8. Moore, who has for the fast eight years been reasonable In his charges for dental fori:, and who is betier prepared to do bridge, erown and all kinds of dental work, having taken a post-graduate course in prosthetic dentistry, owing to the stringency of the times, ts williuk <o be even more reasonable In Ms charges. Come let him examine your teeth and sec how reasonable you ean buvq your dental writ done. Teeth extracted without pain. 121 Washington avenue, uear pagsil^ ehurcb. Vinevllte und tBelt Line of street can pass bis office door. Macon, Ga. MR. SMITH SHOT ROBINSON. Jacksonville. Sept. 24—A speeds) to the Ttmeft-Unton from Quincy, Ft*., suns- Mr. Thomas R. Smith shot «nd kUied Haywood Robinson, a negro, ttrU mo.-n- tnsr. Roblmon had toecn working Ha Smith's farm and -the men got into a quarrel about work. Dr. Price's Cremit Baking Powder Wet U's Fair Htshest Medsl msC Dirhnaa. “This Picture and that” For a long time fir. John Barbee, ol 117 Main St., Durham, N. C. was a victim to Dyspepsia He was advised to take Brown’s Iron Bitters. On July 10,1R34, lie wrote a grateful letter in which he said: “I have used Raowk’s I Rox Ritters for two months for Dvr|iepsix and if has cure,l me." He does not mind it’s being known— perhaps his letter may help yotJ to a curel This remedy has helped thous- andsduringthepast so yrs. Will you try it? It does not constipate and it WON'T INJURE THE TEETH. Brown Cbeta.Co. Belts, fid. FORSALE The Handsome 2-Story . BRICK RESIDENCE, With Basement, No. 636 ORANGE STREET. \ Containing nine rooms, with three bath rooms, hot anti cold water. All modern conveniences. The house has been re cently papered and overhauled from top to bottom and is In strictly flrst-claes condition. It has a large frontage on Orange etreet and Ro3e Park, and only half block from Indian Spring car line. It is located On the hi)!, In as good neighborhood aa 'Macon affords. It Is undoubtedly 'the prettiest and most de< slratole place new on the market. Fof sale low and on easy terms. For furibef Information call on . & Real Estate Agents. PROGRESSIVE TAILORING Can only be done by keeping abreast of the times and reliably informed on all that is new and novel. 1/ have made arrangements with the highest authority on prog ressive tailoring, to keep me posted on all the new ideas as they are evolved and adopted; thus my clients may be sure of having their clothes made in such styles as are entirely current and eminently correct. McKAY, The Tailor, 563 Cherry Street. ill C. H. ROWAN. Milwaukee. WU. ■» E 4' r H n* m j A. T. HOIdT, REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Renans’, Collecting ronits and sale of city and country property a specialty. Your paitron-ago solicited. Offioe for presenlt At ""GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY—To the Su- perlor Court of said County: The peti tion of Robert L. McKenney, Fred. T.' Lofton. W. F. Combs, T. W. Loyless, W\ H. Langsdalc, J. B. Rau and N. E. Har ris, respectfully shows: . First.—That they desire to be incorpo rated with their successors and associ ates under the name and style of "The M toon No ,V 4 an l l*r lntlng’ Company,•• and In that name to enjoy all the rights, privileges and immunities appertaining to such incorporation under the laws of this slate. tfecorvj.—The particular business which they desire to tranaa t and the object of Mielr association is the publication for gain of one or more newspapers or peri odicals in the city of Macon, the carrying on of a general job printing, ruling and binding business and the doing of such other business In the way of publishing and printing as may be desired by the board of directors hereinafter to be pro vided for. Third-—The amount of capital to be em ployed is.twenty thousan dollars, to t« divided into shares of one hundred uollars each, more than ten per cent, of trhlch has already been paid in. Fourth.—'The place of business of thtt corporation Is’to be the city of Macon, Bibb county. Georgia. Fifth.—The government of the corpora tion is to be vested in a board of directors, to consist of five members, who shall se lect from their number a president and a general bust nets maixiger. Sixth.—They* desire to be incorporated for the term of twenty years, with the privilege of renewal. *' '