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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MOItNUTG, OCTOBER 3, 1894. WONDERS OF THE MIDWAY Some of the Dazzlinf Sights That Will Be Seen by Visitors to the Great Dixie Fair. RAZZLE DAZZLE BOOM DE AYE flights That Will Dim and ttarll* fh Timid and Charm aad Adihm lh« Bold aad Omy-tAf* la All ’ll* I*hax««e •The following from the Toledo Blade will give Aoeno Idea of ttoe Midway to be u* ttio (Dixie FValr, aa It win be Che same one under the name mamige- men t .and -with every feature prejteoied kU Toledo; The great muscle dance performed Iniho Turkish thoetre, Just oe It wan on 'the Mldwuy in Chicago, Beg leave to tntiodljoc) to your attention T&aaa- nwrt, who performs this great dance. Hho is one of the young Indies who performed Jt In Chicago before thou- ■amUa of people, ffcfcure your tickets peoido, the performance will begin im- mediately." There Is then a wild ruah to lay down 25 cent pieces to enter the Tur kish theatre to see the wonderful mus cle of mWomfcnal dance performed. .At first eope of the “boys" were a little shy about entering this sort of a hallowed shrine. They were cmxfous enough to see the woodeiftttHiiiet, but they wanted to get 1n and out without being discovered. Many put off the task of seeing the Turkish dance until the curtains of night would hide their Identity, but et few of ithe bolder ones broke -the Ice and thru there 7ms boon n com I null Jam and rush ever since. MANY OF TUB GOOD, faithfuf, true bubble^ whose wives and famrillw are summering «ut the sea side. were the first ami most frequent to patronize the Turkish dunco. The boys from the rural districts were a little shy at fln*. but as soon on one or 'two of their number broke the lee and lad <the way, many of the un > >- dug out of tho swamps of Wood nounty have found their.way Into /.tho pookets of tho manager of tho Turkish th-tlre. There la <a continual shout wild din land 'mixture of confusion from ono en.i of‘the ItkNlf to the other, which rtJmlndiH n perwon of reading of the 'Confusion rtf tongues and twierad bab ble of lningem'ge tut tlbo building of the tower of Babel. THE EXPORTER for the Irish! village gets the first ehnnee nt tho crowds they enter the Mbl/ntty. "Height (here," he Shouts, “Is wthoro you sec the mlo Irish vlltage, with Hho birrs and gurifl sportin’ on the green. There’s dancin’ an’ slxigln* nnd fun— eoMta you only 10 cents.” •After thle tho YlsStofWm the double- edged gauntlet until ho rendhes the Ferris wheel,wtHDEfts vtnnMs «» (bough 1t 'WUn an immense Unloidt to block (the ftiitUW' Joirnney of <tho visitor and hold him HlTictly -within tho lines of the Midway. The various theatres and amusement balls have their full complement of actors and an* now in poslUon to gtv*» tin* public u flrsb-cflflss ontertnftrmeft: for their money. THIS PERSIAN THEATRE tkd two now faces added to tho list «if eorpentfl-no dhiuxsu yesterday. The Turkish nhoatTC avu» (strengthened by VUtmu, ono of tho World'o Fair con- kortionifltfl, njv.l n whirling Dsrvlsh. Several ladles blOtvUd to© Turkish theatre yesterday, and while many of Whi m felt ft little Shy ttfwl blushed con- -Mderably at tlnst, titter m while they got kind of acquainted with their sur roundings and begun* to tSscust among theuHttlves how it was posfllblo for tho danow to twist themiiiYM up Into such lAikMstle ffti&pes mut come wKhln via nco of tiding theft* bodlcu up in knots. THE GENERAL •nAURLK and uproot* that continue* on the MW* way reminds she vieftor of the Chica go Midway PlaAnuiro. Many <»r the vWtors VM) freed today that *the avtvd* ihlng Is an exact reproduotUm of the inly original 'Midway of tho World's Fair. There was not «s largo n crowd out yentcixhify as there .whn on vhe opcnlnx « l <>\ bift an there were few piMees ye§- torday, nearly all who entered f'ho gates were phM tfckcto. La* night toere iwiu* u gnaft attend ant nnd all woro wall pli-ised with the vurloue utt ructions. The Firth wheel, Which is nn Itfftunt repmUuotfloa of ithe groat Fends ut the World'* TVOr, wan p,*t In nv». d" ' yesterday Mttorn**m amd war !ll> x erally potronbcchV. M is .» Kiguauc- V'oklng affair and Is fully 1(H) foot high, and on utw circumference rre attached up.wtrda of thirty mr«. each cujudd© of holding six perrons. Uf .i'll the nttxnotUrna on the Midway the spiral tower is pertfttpa the most .wonderful, shrilling and awe»ln«plrlny. t ATCCltlLLBJ 1‘llILHXN. •“ho reWving «M»e artist, who per- forma the \v>md**rPul feat of rolling a SZ-indi w«s>len globe up a spiral tower dully i'*vr*ty fou high, thou ucros* , 4 narrow wowlen hMdwuy amt btcic ««uln and til)rn c>inc drtwn the spiral itowercm the globs. IssrlttMt a rival t n the w>»rkl. His oxblbk^vn vt night 1* wortli ten times tho prb e v>f ad mix tion to witness. Wkb tower »gh>w with tiundreh of var1gn!te»l colored eleehlo tights and Aummded by u porfeot * FOUNTAIN OF FIREWORKS, i-orhets and Atlllng .<r.,rs. Phfllon makes the asoem tand des^'vnt Df Che tower. To the speotators the artist looks like a grrtat fUt.-Hminder riding a revolting vsvjtM through a son ot nr«* on-1 dttvotlng hlscoui'se through space The pertormance of Phllhwi In the of ftn' gives ^ Krond Illustration t.f the gr^it mytaegfo ohoafsr of 1&3& through which ihe *ttrth parsed, wh»>n the inctoow fell faster «tud thicki*r Chna sDow-tfokca. Ttio performs nee is atm|gy 'Thrilling, and is even more dar ing rhun Blou'lln’s feat of hrhlo.ng the M*|tm Falls on a tight rops, 681 KISSELS THE I.IONS. The poflbrmance given In ‘’Huren- beck>s Arem” ts wtthout doubh tho tlnest, most complete and daring ever presented to an audience. The work of ttio title li,|y \n the cage of three ferocious Uoivh bus never The *r»n fwKi in the ease of trained leopmxM 1. equjlly na wonderful. Voder «ie .KIIKul owmswneot of their train IT tOnMe Kreacfieroiu »><««., »klp n/bout the ca*e Mke tn many stem kitten., exi-vt etety now and then they Bite vent to an u*ly *nar». Tie troUitr >;ruha up a «u«e leopard, plate, him on txrth nhoulder. like a i«u<e bo.» and <wulk» about <ae cage nr>th Ibhn. The boxing kangaroo !ra till part down line and generally gets the ae- cl*e>n In a three-round go with Id. trainer. rmH TVOIUC OF BACOACIO. tho trainer of the untamable. lion Wal lace. la olio thrtllliw in the extreme. Thla la the same lion that broke Iwwe In New york and killed two men an<l a coutil of hone, before he wts cap tured.' _ , A trip through the Btreeta of Cairo furntahea any amount of amuoeownt. Thousand* of children throng thU plaee of nmueement to lake a ride on the camol.. donkey* and ilromodarle*. TI1K FBMAIjB SPBINTEBS. on their treadnfllU ore keeping up a rapid gad. and will oome neir traveling far i-nouxlt to croaa the continent be fore the fair clown. The Moo rich palace alao continues to attract large crowd*. The exhibition! given In the JaWtoCs. theater arc the equal of any ever put on a etage. TUB OBKMAN VILLAGE and Old Vienna ore HberoHy patrontred nnd vlo with each other for supremacy. Both places are supplied with excellent music ond singing, and the beautiful lur maid, who mingle with the crowd are well aualllled to hold a prominent place even In the beauty dhow. TUB BEAUTY SHOW. It one of the greatest attractions on the Midway. The vlattor will find 'thehe the representative female beauties of all na tions. There is tho handsome faced Irish Colleen, with her blue eyes, black hair, fair face and perfect form; the Scotch lassie In her plaid and tartan, and the Highland Kittles. Her face lo Hushed with the glow of health. Her She Is not as fair In complexion os her Irish ulster, but .he is o true resrewntattvo of the Highland Lassie Jane. Then there, is the sweet-looking Ger man girl, with her clear complexion and flaxen hair; the darh-eyed, vivacious French maiden, with a roguish look In her eye. and the Bpanlsh maiden, who can smile with one eyw at you and give n look of scorn with tho other that would xvltiu-r the coldest hearted bach elor In tho land. The total attendants, yesterday was a little over 10.00H Paid odmlaslons. A visit to tho -Midway Is not complete without taking tn the Egyptian temple of mysteries, hypnotism and legerde main. thaDahomlan village ami various other attractions. The mail who votes the Democratic ticket today also votes for the restoration of confidence in tho business world. AIN iAILL-NIOHT CHASE. Joo Greer Rund Fugitive Negroes .With Track ‘Hounds. About dark Tuesday afternoon a ne gro by the name of Sam i#ockett and a young negress named Jj3um RohtnAon xklpped by the light of the moon. The gIrt'H<parenitA8a1d she was only 15 years of QftC, ami, objecting to her departure, had a warrant te*ued for Lockett for kidnaping- About the same time tho alleged kid naping took place William Jones, got lnlo n flghit with another negro nnd carved him In the m!b»t approved otyle with ft pocket knife. * Lockett nml the girl met Jones nnd they agreed to lice together. Tho darkles went in the direction of Albany, ond iMr. Joe Greer, armed with warrants and Mr. blade's track hounds, went In pursuit, arriving In that city just before day the next morning otter an ull-nuht rim**-. The Albany ond of the story, which la b*«t told by »tho Herald, is n«i follows: ’’After Mr. Greer hod Morml awny his dogs and was walking around the streets ho vory unexpectedly came upon Jones st th©_Intersection of Broad nnd Jack- son ctreptx. He nabbed the darky nnd turned him over to Officer Mooney, who at once landed bln prisoner in the coin- boose. Shortly afterward Officer Mooney lea mod that the other negro, Bain Lockett, vrm quartered at a house neur the Albany Brick Company works. The officer went in eearcSi of Lockett, but •the wily kidnaper was on tho alert, and as soon as ho saw the officer coming he mado u Nancy HaiiIbi dive for the river mvump. Officer (Mooney then came back mid got Mr. Qmi nnd the dogs. 'The dogs took 'the track readily end were BQon making tho welkin ring. Once the canine* overtook the negro, but were beaten off with n Atick. Later on they took 'tho tmek again and ran the negro to n point about four miles down tho river, where he took to the water ond twain norms. The <logu fol lowed hnlf winy and were then allied back by (Mr. Greer, who ivta tho only person 'there with them. Officer Mooney having returned to tho city in order to attend the police count. Mr. Greer re turned later. Officer Mooney soya It w »h “tho biggest race ho ever had—over Ibgs and brushes, through thicket* and through wire fences—blowing like n rtwm engine.' "The negro girl, who was supposed by tho offlcera to bo only 15 yearn old, is wt the Shnrpo hotel In Sandy Bottom. On account of the great excitement wlhch the fDftodt ermtod a Herald re porter went to the Sharpe hotel and saw tho lntrocentt girl of tho kidnaper. She roadlly confessed that ’pa aed «he wua er gwlno on 18 ever alnce 1st Juno. Tho 15-year-bld Is nearly olx fe t tall nnvl looks a* though ehe could take care of her end of tho row an a first cImi rail apUtter. She also confessee thaft Isockott did not kidnap her—that sho know what ehe mm doing. ••;k> thequwtton naturally arises why Jxwkett 80 anxloua to elude the 111 Silk, Tourist and Fedora JJj Bats, also. Equal to anybody's very best. They are at the top notch for quality', durability, style. The dressy man can buy Y/S fi with the certainty that Colors Are Right, Shapes Are Right, And that prices are os low as the closest and most expert re tail trade can make possible. A Dunlap Derby is the Insignia, the Badgs of Swelldom. MACON,, G A. 51 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET Engines, Boilers, Gins SAW MILLS, Machinery All Kinds- YOU MAY not get onj 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. 220 Second street COTTON AND THE BOLL WORM. .What Mr. J. 3. Elder Thinks After a Trip to His 1'luntatlon. Mr. J. 3. Elder, one of the host farm ers In this section, has Just returned from n visit to Ids plantation, nnd on his trip gave especial attention to the crops along tho way. Ho is considered conservative, and his opinion always carries weight with those who know him. Ho was seen yesterday by a Call re porter and asked Ills views upon the condition of cotton. 'In reply he said: "Tho boll worm Is playing havoc with cotton and the crop that wo ex pected three weeks ngo wlljL never he realized, for It will he much 'below last year, in many plnees nit of the late crop that we liail looked forward to has been destroyed, mid, aside from the fact that It Is a month late, there arc bottom bolls that will never open. 1 have noticed, too, that the boll worm seems worse <m smalt cotton, grown on poor land than on tho rank stalks that have grown higher, something I have never noticed before. „ "Our com will not be as gpod ns was nt llrst expected, for thero will bo too much shuck and tho ears in many in stances nro faulty. I fee! discouraged 111 tho face of the present low prices, but suppose that everything will work out somehow." The statement, nnd view's In regard to cotton by Mr. Elder nre more than substantiated by other prominent fann ers. who complain of the boll wontts nnd other backsets to cotton. It will bo a sad state of affairs if the fanners make very short croiw this season, but not so disastrous ns it would have been had they gone hi debt recklessly.— Gridin Call. odle sr' Gtwr MmU-d from Albany to IXtA-aon with Jones, buz the prisoner escaped before he reached here. War! on ««\>fula and every form of Impure bks>\ 1- boldly declared by Hood*, tiireatwrllla. tho great conquer or of all blood disco,.e.. rata n.vp vtnk 1 vf her haul er «y* ahe make, s ktnes of Hi.- f,>re*t lie d->nn. over. Jump hurdle* riilly >:n! In i, nnd lh*n ij-ha them ai: **xcl- »'id tticy Jurup to the top of the i and back uzalo and loip through .»ir like arrow** The spectacle U Vi)(In* one. UNDINE. «y\»ahcd Trilridltpg* Flour* Tbeonlr Flour of it* kind, and the beet oC iftjstud, li t» n»»»«is» iiy a seeret pro- c«v>s known to but two person*. 1100,000 kM been effered for the Know ledge "The Undine U Ixr ahead of the flour we have be*;n gettlBJC at Noahsllle." W. H. Morgan. Pooler, Ga. "The Undine u. out of sight. 0 lYWML Lord & Co.. TenntlLw Go. NOEL MILL COMPANY, i w ExlUl Sprlnss, Teas. MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! Mrs. Winslow'* Soothing 8yrup has been used for over fffly years by millions of mothers for their children while toothing, with perfect success. It soothes tho child, softens tho gum*, allays nil pain; cures wind colic, and Is tho best remedy for dlnrrhoen. Sold by druggeth In every part of tho world. Be sure nnd ask for "Mr*. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," nnd take no other kind. Twcnty-flvs cent* a bottle. R. 0. Taylor, Murfreesboro, writes: "I have used the Japanese Pile Cnro with great satisfaction and lUOCCss.” Sold by Goodwyn & Small, druggists. OAPT. PARROTT. What (the Vicuna Progress Snys of ■Macon's Veteran Cotton Buyer. Off. A. F. Parrvtt, ono of Macon’s leading cotton boyens, is here nkrtv, ft 1*0, and KnofttiMn our nVirket with bis 'wMo experlencv> and »mlera for large export. Our mflrchants add 1-4 of a cent, which UmouuU to quite on Item tn r few bales, tn the market «prico for ull cotton sold them oh c»nectlonB or in Witleh rhi-re h tnu.Vi tr.ule. Our vCrtttMiMlAre munagoU by men of tntogrlty tasd honesty. In whom nil the pti*i»le have tMnild.-nce. lAB the*e t h'hvg-.* «v> to make o a cotton mtirket us lx eqtxilcd by but few. LEMON ELIXIR. A PKmkuU Lemon Tonic. For BlBotudUst, Constipation, Mala ria. Colds and the Grii*. For IndlgwtKm, 8kk ami Nerv Headache. For SUvplessnoss, Nervousness and Bftti Dltetue. For Fever* ClilUs, Debility nnd Kid ney Disease, take Lemon EUxIr. Ladles, for natural anil thorough or- gaBfc regulatko, lake Lemon Elixir. Dr. Mozley’a Ixmon Elixir is pro pafed from the fruit juice of tomons oomblned with other vegetable liver i<*al«u and will not fall you In any of the above named disease*. 30c.; aud >1 bottles at druggists. PfrkftRd only by Dr. n. M«*-rJey, At- huta. Oa. 4.152 GRAINS OF CORN.r There* Were That ftlany Jn the Jar at Mix & Everatt’e. There were 4,152 grains of cornln that Jar at Mix & Everett's store. ThU was found out when the count wa3 made yesterday. The winning guess was tha/t number, and carried off the IIQ'J. The next three nearest guesses were 4,133, 4,137 and 4,130. The Jar wa* opened and counted by Mr. Canrpbedl T. Kink In the presence of a largo number of gueeoers. WOMIAN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY. There will be an Important meeting of the Woman's 'Mlwrtoiwry Society of the First (Baptist church at J:30 o'clock this afternoon,. A full attendance Is desired. STUONG’S SHOE STORE. Bargains in high grade footwear. We can save you money. A call !« all we ask. Scholl shoes a specially. W. LI. Woodson, L. A. Wood, Managers. Holes in your lungs are the Homes of Consumption Gorms. The diseased spots are wiped out with now tissue made by Scott’s AHMuar Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, and hypophosphites. This acts immediately upon tho Lungs and makes new tissue there. Physicians, the world over, endorse It. Don't be deceived bj Substitutes! prepared by Scott 4 Bowno, N. Y. All Draufsti, W. L. Dovclas • CUne I. THE SKST. OnOC.sosau»MNa »5. CORDOVAN, : fmnchaenameiiedcalf: FlNECAlF&kXHOAKH ♦ 3.4? P0LICE.3 Sous. .osjJZ.WORKINSKa. . **• EXTRA FINE. “’S *2Ji.z? BoysSchwlShoes. •LADIES' SEND F0« CATALOGUE WL.* DOUGLAS ^ BROCKTON, MASS. Yo« can saycJ^1/^“ rcfc *** B * W* L, Because, we are the Urjcet mauufactnrers of advertised bhocs in the world, and guarantee the value by Mam ping the name and price on the bottom, which protects you againut lu:;h prices and the middleman'* profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, es»»y fitting and nearing qualities. We have them sold every. Where at lower price* for the value given thar juy other make. Take no sahstltute. if you Ac ter cannot *c*r*'’-'-na, w can. Soldbv ROCHESTER SII0E CO. 613 CUEllRY STUEEX. LOOK OUT FOR COLD WAVE! Window Glass, Mantels, Tiles and Grates. Nbtv is the time to buy the above before the oold weather comee. I have the largest stock South, with prices lower than ever. T. C. BURKE. O. P & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON. GA, SASH, 0G0H1 LOMBEH, MHh PAINU LIME ANO GEXE3T. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. LEADING WHOLESALE HOUSES. G. Bernd & Co. JlsnaUcturers aud U BARNEatfc SADDLERY. leather and shoe FiDina^ 4W. 452, 454 an-^ 45C Cherry Streak L. Cohen & Co., J. L. HACK. Manager. LIQU0K8, CIGAhS aad TOBACCO. Cheapest house in Hacoa. Orders promptly filled. A trial solicited. HACOH SASH, DOOR & LUMBER CO., INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000. CONTRACTORS and. BUILDERS, I AND MANUF ACTURER3 OF Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc. I 40U to 410 Poytar Streot. AT THE CAPITOL 1 bin ju?t Iskstt tho last two bottles of Dr. H. Moxloy’a Lnivon Elixir f.’r DcrrxMM tiulLratlim. witlt ills- (Wnl liver amt k.ilaeys. The Elixir curetl me. I fouuil It the creatret tutU- trine I over used. J. II MlvNNICH. Attorney. 12Jj e Street, Washington, l). c. 1'ltOM A PROMINENT LADY. 1 have net been able In two year, to walk >r Maul without suffering meat palm Since taking Dr. Motley'. Lem on Elixir I cut walk half a mile with out the U\>-< iueouvenloBrc. Mrs. IL H. Blooitworth. Urtthn, Ga. COTTON. I wish to Inform my friends nnd pa trons that I have moved across 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 PRXC881 SATISFACTION OUARANEED! ELLIOTT ESTEa 017-623 Poplar street. CONCERT LAST NIGHT. CONCERT TONIGHT. CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. In your own home, with your own family, and your own fine- ton ed piano. Just gather your wife and girls and musical friends in your music room and have a grand home, concert That Is pure musical enjoy ment-satisfying, refining and en during. We shall be delighted to furnish the fine piano to every family de siring to Inaugurate' the home concerts. That Is Just what we are living for. LDDDEN : S :BATES Southern Music House, R. J. ANDERSON & SON Managers Macon Branch House, MACON, GEORGIA. EDGEWORTH BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL for young ladles will reopen Wednesday, September CG. 32d year. Mrs. II. P. LEFEBVRE, Principal. QAUE. Under and by virtue \>f an order pMMd by Judge J. L. Hardeman, Judge of the superior court Bibb county, on the 18th day of September, 1894, which is recorded in the clerk’s office, I will sell at public outcry, to the highest bid der. for cash, at the court house door of Bibb county. Ga.. on the 17th day of October. 1894. all the notes, accunte, choees In actibn and judgments now in my possession as assignee of the late firm of Price & Maas, for the purpose of paying debts, etc. A full list of above can be *een.at the office of the Macon Hat Company on Cherry street. R. M. SMITH. Assignee of Price & Mane. Geo. V. Steed. Attorney,.^ DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The tlmi of Oarstarphen & Tillman hoe been dissolved by mutual consent. T. J. Ciratarphen and (H. J. Thonub retiring. All persons Indebted to said Arm are hereby, notified to come unri settle at once, otherwise the claims against them will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. W. S. Carstarphen and H. F. Tillman will continue IbuMneee at the old stand on Second street and T. J. Carstarphen will continue business <it h!« warehouse corner Seventh and Pine streets. Eith er member of the old firm Is authorized to receipt for payments due old firm. Thle September 19. 1894. T. J. CARSTARPHEN, Madison Avenue HOTEL - JTIadlson Ave. and 58th »t., NEW YORK. •Sj per d.iy and up. American rian. Fireproof and nret-clas9 in every par ticular. Two blocks from tho Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated railroads. Tho Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt Lino cars pass the door. H. M. CLARK, Pnos. Passenger Elevator runs all night. MIOFESSIONAL. CARDS. DR. MARK O'DANIEL, Office 3X8 Second Street. ^Hours II to 1 and 4 to 0. Telephone Residence 374 Orango street. Tele phone 3S9. DR. J. J. SUBER3. Permanently located. In the 'spe cialties venereal. Lost energy re, •lorcd. Female Irregularities an-| poison oak. Cure guaranteed. Address In confluence, with stamp. 610 Fourth street. Macon, Ga. , DIL C. H. PEETE, EYE, EAR. THROAT AND NOSE. Hours, » to l and 3 to 6. Telephon, »4. Office. 673 Mulberry, corner Second •treet. Macon. Ga. DR. J. K, SHORTER, EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Office M3 Cherry St. Macon, a*. MACON SAVINGS BANK 676 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. Capital and surplus §160,000 Pays 5 per cent. Interest on deposits of $1 and upward. Real estate loans on the monthly Installment plan, and loans on good securities at low rates. Legal depository for trust funds. Will act aa administrator, executor, guardian, re ceiver and trustee. H. T. POWELL............... President H. G. CUTTER.•••••••••• Vice-President J. W. CANNON.. Cashier EXICHANGE BANK, OF MACON. OA. H. J. Lamar. Geo. B. Turpin. President. Vice-President. J. W. Cabinlss. Cashier. We solicit the business of msrchanUh planters and banks, offering theoe courtesy, promptness, safety and fiber- sJity. The largest capital and surplus of any bank in Middle Georgia. THE UNION SKYINGS BANK & TRUST M MACON, GA. . H. J. Lamar, Pxeaident; Geo. B. Tur. plr, Vice-President; J. w. Ca banian, Cashier; D. M. Nelllgan. Accountant. CAPITAL, $200,000. SURPLUS. $30,000. Interest paid on deposits t per cut, per annum. Economy is the road te wealth. Deposit your savings any they, will be increased by Interest, Com* pounded semi-annually. E. Y. MALLARY. President. J. J. COBB, Cashier, DIME SAVINGS BANK, 420 Second Street, Macon, Ga. Deposits of 10 cents and upward re ceived on which Interest will be com pounded semi-annually at rate of 5 per cent, per annum. Loans \m stocks and bonds at low r ties, commercial paper discounted, ex change bought and sold. J. M. Johnston. President J. D. Stetson. Vice President L. P. Hillyer. Cashier* The American National Bank, MACON, GA. CAPITAL..,, „■ .. ., ..J250.000.00 SURPLUS.. .. ,, ,, ..J23.000.0t Largest capital of any national bank In Central Georgia. Accounts of banks, corporation* and indl/iduuU will receive careful attention, •^orrrspon* deuce invited. OP MACON. GA CAP1TAL1SURPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT, PRESIDENT. W. W. WRIGLEY, CASHIER. I. C. PLANT'S SOM, BAlNKIJEK HAC0N, GEORGIA ESTABLISHED 188} Interest Banking in all its branches, allowed on Time Deposits. . We handle foreign exchange and arrange travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild of London for all European points. -- -