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Mri Mary E. B«b«r, Widow of the
Lots Ambrois Baber, Panel
Away.
WAS A REMARKABLE WOMAN
ICntw Nor* of Hacon'i Illitur/ Thun
Any Ocher Citizen—Will II# IlurUd
Till* Afternoon Pioni Chrlat
Charch—Interment at
floao Hill.
Mr*. Mary E. Baber, widow of the
late Anibroae Baber, died at her home
on Wulnut aireet last right at 8M6
o'clock after a brief. Illneaa.
din, Baber w»i M.ieon'e oldtat cltl-
tec, both In yean and reaidenoo. She
eu S7 year, of e«e tw*l Wad llvrtl In
Uaen alnoe her girlhood.
Macon Ioace much Vn the death of
Mrs. Baber, for aside from her'noble
Chrlwthilr ctaiwottf and Rood lufluraco
she wan bhe custodian of much, of the
city’s eiawt Important and tnlercsilng
Mstory. Few women, and few men
for tWat mutter, possess such an In
tellect end bright mln<l as itifT, Mrs,
Haber. She was a scholar "of much
eminence and remarkable memory. In
her young llfo She was an acknowl
edged 'belle and when her husband.
Dr. Baber, was minister to Bpatri, she
wna a constant attendant at court, and
many young belles of the present
generation have worn the handsome
and cosily oourt gowns, worn by Mrs.
Baber la Burin, at mawjuenide halls
In SInoon.
Sirs. Baber was a consistent mem
ber of Christ Episcopal church and
was a member of . the flrst.Kplso.mnl
clntnuh orgwnladf Hn- iMmoon. She
leave. only one dhllil, Mrs. B. Baber
Panlhon of PilorUdo Springs, and four
grandchildren, Mr. IViul Blaclciflienr.
Mimes Mury, Bill and Blrdlo Block-
Shoar of this city.
The funeral will take place from
Christ churdh this afternoon at 4:20
o'clock. The f.illowliie jervrtrimen will
act as pall bearers: \V. B .Nottlng-
l,um, C. tl. Hall, A., Walter B. Hill,
T, L. Mussenburg, Ooorge Kersllaw
and George It. Uarkcr.
IN T11E PAVILION.
Yesterday was another day for tep-
heavy favorites, some of them ivich ab-
roluts “lay-downs" that neither elite cared
to do business on them, lunl therefore the
adds were not post'd. Do of course the
sport generally was Unices end rather
too tame to be enjoyable. A little saving
grace was found In the lost mce, which
proved to be a corker for the talent.
Burris, whose private performance! have
bent hern lied for end wide, waa consid
ered a red-hot good thing nnd they backed
him ts tf tt was all over but the shout
ing. And right they were, for he literally
won ee he pleased. Hut there's somethin*
In today's card Just as good and perhaps
i mile better. Pick It out and then un.
lend „n U. It's there sure-flnd It. Flret
auuUtlons received In I’uthel a 1 avtlion
ut I p. m. __ - ’
AT JEROME PARK YE8TERDAT.
Flret rsce-Threo-fourths of a mile, han.
diea|>. Time,
Maid fcUrinn; Ull 1 to 1
Miss Male; MO; l.to l (Grlrtln) 2
Second race—Five-eighths of a mile
straight. Time, 1:01 ‘
Urania: llo: » to I. 'J8SE8 *
Ml.lsley: 110: 6 to 3. (Midair;) S
Cockade; 110: 16 to 1 (Domett) 3
Third race—Fourteen hundred yards
Ktnnenell; lit j
IJl!*VUnt; lM.,e*e#ee.»ee*eo.e.rc»Pe(‘iTlftlni I
Fourth race-one and ouc-elBhth miles,
Thurston; IM; * to 6 fl*****.}' s
l-trls; KM; 3 to 1 3
Dtnbnlua; 101: 16 to I..... .(Lasrley) 3
Fifth race—Five-eighths of a mllo.
M.-Iniyrei ltd: 6 to 1....(Hamilton) 1
Old Dominion; 1)1; S to B,.(..(MH«l«r>l 3
Prince John; 1M; 6 to I ...(DagivM 3
Sixth race—On«*h#lf mllo straight. lime
Harris: MI: I to I J
l'andors; 107; ta to 9 W«W »
Touch Colt; U0; 4 to 1 .«..«(Qrlfrin) 3
AT JEROME PARK TOO AT.
nnt race—Titan course. Hutton, 1W;
lUaekhawk, 112;iJgj&h W
Second race—Three-fourth* of » mil®.
KmihoI* M; Havoc, US; Nankl Took, 113;
ThucliUN* 113} Do* Colt, 113.
* Third raoc-Atncrlcnn Jockey Club nan-
<1 leap, one and one-fourth mile*. iianquet.
13); Sir Kxcet*. ll*: The F*Dper, 100.
Fourth race—One-half mile, maiden#.
Mohawk. 1W; Touch t\>lt, 103; Bamanian,
1(0; Rufus. 103; Achiever, 1®: Tree Top.
100; 1’hlllslta. 1W: Nlnevah. lODi Tuscan. 67;
Countess. W; Margaret, M; \ocnUty* 64;
Benefactor. 67. ^ «
Fifth race—Three-four the of a mho. Hat
ton, 11); Armltagc. 108; Trlnculo, IW; Long,
dale, ICC; Longbrldge, 108} Governor Shee
han. 101
sixth race—One mile. Jodun. 107; L*..ra.-
brlitee, 106; McIntyre. 105; Bandit, 101; Flo
rinda, 1®; Little Matt, 93.
Flint odds at 1 p. m, Maapeth electric
light nice* at night. First odds at 8:43
o'clock p. m.
EVERYBODY PLEASED
With the Indorsement That Lloyd Mcoro
The unnntmous and very complimentary
tivlorMfnam wh!ch the Macon bar haa
given Mr. lAvyit Moore for city c
judge meet# not only with the happy
approval of the member* of the l«v, <jls
their action bfRpfttkli but ll a. matte
gratification to the public generally.
Ills many friend* therefore. Join In the
stnpere bop* that Qou v tiwr Atkinson
when he tnk.ee Ida scat, will anoint Mr
Moore. tAklng Into full veight the etroig
1 e>t irvl-T-vnwvu that an sppllcaut for tin
office could have.
A PALE FACS
comes from poor
blood. Your Wood
need* to lie enriched
and vitalised. For
thl* thereV nothing ttt
the world id thor
oughly effective aa
l>r. iVtxVa Golden
Medical Di*ct*very.
Children who are
weak, thin, pale, eivd
puny are mad*
*tron£, jduniiv roay,
and rolnat br the 44 Discovery.” It* opr-
dally ada]>te4 to them, t«x\ from it* plfie
nut tevte. It's an ai>peUalng, reetoratlre tun
ic which build* up needtal Doth and strength.
In every ld«n<u*taiut or disorder, u it
doesn't W-iK-tU or cure, you have your
i.nuD y tack.
l>r. It V. PiXKoa: JVor B*r-1 will nay
F at I n--i the “Modkwi Dlsoovery** for my
little itrl. and she to entttvlr well. I cannot
]>rst*e jour ucdicmes t«>o klah)>. You may
net M«utvd that you will always have tty
■apport t
(/ri^vuy' cQtt&cC&sz-.
Thi, Brilliant Production of Pain's Ha«
Been Booli,d For the Great
Dixie Fair.
rO SHOW FOR. <JNE WEEK
ft Will Be a Grand Attraction Within
lUelf— Achilla million and 111*
Spiral Tower Will Create
a Sensation Hero,
Col. K. C. Pardee, manager for Pain',
Pyrotechnic Spectacle Company, wan In
the city yesterday, and has closed a
contract with the Dixie Interstate Fair
AstsoclaUon for aix production* of Ibe
"Dssi Day, of Pomnell," beginning D«-
tuber 2),
Thl, la another blx hit for the Dixie
Fair, and will prove one of the very
leading attractions at the fair.
The production will be full, with the
nrwi spectacle,* costumes, ballet*,
marches, etc., ami Pain's marvelous
11,000 exhibit of firework* each night.
This feature Is particularly memorable
lo every, one who wltneeued the
World's Fair. Tho pyrotechnic displays
made by this company constjtuted an
attraction at the World’s Fair oyvllla
attraction at the weald's greatest expo
sition, that was given special promi
nence. ■ •
Tho company domes South, having
enjoyed art exceptionally flue season
throughout the West and North, and
fresh from achievements that have
never before bpen enjoyed.
TILE SPlItAD TOWER.
An attraction at the fair that will
oommand the attention of oil tho peo
ple who attend will bo Prof. Achilles
Philllon. tho equilibrist <utd originator,
who will- present hi, Kplr.il tower. He
Aral exhibit, a small steam ferriage,
which Is of hla own Invention. Tho ve
hicle carries three Demons, nnd upon a
Rood road Is said to be capable of at
taining n .peel of twenty-flve miles an
hour. Phlllon's specialty it ascending a
spiral tower on a lotgcball, which he
cause, to revolve with his feet. The
tower U thirty-six feet In height. Mid
stand upon a fourteen-foot pedestal, so
that Iho top of tho tower Is flfty feet
from tho floor. There Is a Winding
runway, sixteen Inches wide, from tho
pedestal to tho tOD of the tower. It
has d grade of four feet nnd ten Inches
to every twenty feet, end the surface Is
not concave, but perfectly flat. Up this
sleep and narrow surface PhillOn walks
on a woden canves-covored globe, that
Is twenty-eight Inches In diameter, and
weighs fifty-live pounds. When he
reaches the top he turns arouitd on n
very small Platform, nnd still standing
upon the ball, he descends with ns
much ea»o as he. went up.
From n point near the top of the
tower, a flntsnrfaced, horizontal Imita
tion of a cable, onlv four Inches wide,
nnd flfty feet long, js extended out over
the flour moon slender Iron supports.
Vhlllon walks unon this, revolving ball
to the end of this narrow Imitation on-
Vie. turns oround nnd returns to the
top of tho tower with the ntr of a man
out for « stroll on Mnrket street. His
fln*l descent fibm the tower Is niniie
In the slum of red tire nnd amid a
shower of fireworks that would do cred
it to the Foutrh of July.
AN UNPROVOKED MURDER.
Columbia. 8. C„ Oct. 3,-nenry Nipper,
a white man, Shot a negro named Charles
lloyd through the heart this afternoon
on one of the principal streets of the etty.
Tho newro wna not InaUntly killed hut
dltd soon nftcr. The murder was unpro
voked. Nipper was drunk and sent tho
negro for more whisky. When he. re
turned w;th corn Instead of tyo whisky
Nipper pulled his pistol and fired, lie
was arrested.
LONDON'S NBttf LORD MAYOR.
Iroivdon, Oct. 3.—Sir Joseph Renals,
tho senior candidate for the mayoralty,
was eleotrd by n ballot ofthc guilds to
day. At the meeting of the guilds tm
September 29. considerable opposition to
Sir Joseph was disclosed, rendering nee-
oastrv a ballot of the entire guilds elec
torate. and this was held today, with
the above result.
PRICE! OP WHISKY.
Peoria, lit, Oct. 3,-On and after to
morrow. October 4. the whisky trust
.will discontinue Riving rebato cerllfl-
e.Vlcw. floods will be billed flat Thero
Is no climate in orlcre. •
Stationery, Monograms.
Wedding Invitations and
visiting cards engraved
at lowest prices. No de
lay; work dono by skill-
•d workmen In our establishment. Send
fbr samples and prices. J. P. stevenj
* Bro., Jewelers. 41 Whitehall etreet,
Atlanta, da.
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
Why do so many people wo see
around us #eem to prefer to surfer aud
Is- nude mUcrabtc by indigestion, cou-
alipatlon, dlsilnr-i, lorn of appetite,
coming up of tlio food, yellow skin,
when for “6 coins wo will sell them
Bhlleh’a Vltalixcr .guaranteed to cure
them!
Sold by Ooodwyn A Small Drug
Company, corner Cherry street mud
Cotton avenue.
Attention, Ladies,
We Win display the latest style* In
hats and bounets today, Mtea R
Monts' A Co.
p J NOTICE.
To Hotels nnd Hoarding Houser.
Recognising that there mil po n
Urge attendance at the Dixie Inter
state I'.ilr, It Is avneatly requested
thut nil hotels, boarding houses and
private houses who nil! MOOOMMQUM
vWttndu ring the fair win send to
tht* other full Information aa to the
number'they con take, with term*and
location of house, in order that we
cun answer tCie inquiries on this line
A. C. KNAl'P, Soc’y.
STRONG SHOE STORE).
Our $5.00 Patent Leathers
have eaught the town. Noth
ing like them ever before
shown nt that price.
W. H. Woodson,
L. A. tVooo,
Managers.
FIRST PRIZE TAKEN.
Mr. Waiter N. Clark held the num-
•ber. 4,175. and captured the live silver
dol'.trs given away at w. L. lb-a-
ry'e Palace Meat Market.
lit. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
WerM'e Pair Hlykmt Award.
BLACK GOODS.
All Wool Black flenri-
full 38 inches wide at
35c,, never before Hold ^in-
ml/
35c.-
MbY ettai
W 35c.,
der 50c.
Ai 44c.—Black Se
finieb; over a
erges, elegant
a yard and a
quarter wide. Pure wool.
|2*j 75c.—Five pieces^ 51-inch
Black Broadcloth. t~JIeavy
weight. You will find the
r-b same elsewhere at §1;
Novelty Blacks.—Scores of
rjA new things in Novelty Blacks
VJ from $2.35 to $25 per suit.
Complete line trimmings.
Juhan’s
For Underwear.
Man's
For Stamped
Linens.
Man's
For Kid Gloves.
-'Man's
For Hosiery.
Man's
For Curtains.
FARMERS IN SESSION..
(Parkersburg, W. Va., Oct. 2.—The
Farmer* National Congress, composed
of delnjCeUea from forty shates, began
6te annuhl session here today and .will
be Jn session tho remainder of the
week. About 200 delegates were pres
ent at tfie opening cotton and many
others will arrive during the day.
The preliminary organization was
formed today and GovernorMocCorkle,
of West Virginia, delivered Che ad
dress of woloom#. Becrftary J. Bter-
llng Morton la expoctod to arrive bere
In aime to u ldrcsa the congress.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best .wive In the world for cats,
brutoe*, Kores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
*ore«, tetter chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all eruptions, and positively
Is guaranteed to give perfect satls/a-
tlon or money uncled. Price. 23
cets per box. For sale by H. J. Lamar
& Sons, druggist*.
The largest
and bent win
ter Wheat
Flour Mill Plant
In the World.
UNDINE.
Crushed Nllddllpgs Flour.
Thoonly Flouroflts klnd.nml tho best ol
any kind. It le mtulo by a secret pro
cess knovn to but two persons.
$100,000 bat been olltrei for tho Knowledge-
"The Umllne Is far ahead of the flour,
we have been getting at Nashville."
W. H. Morsun, Pooler. Co.
•The Undlno Is out of sight"
Ivoreon. Lord & Co.. Tennlfle. Go.
NOEL MILL COMPANY. .
Estill Springs, Tenn.
CENT i WORD
advertisements under this
HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR
MORBL TAKEN AT. ONE CENT A
WORD EACH INSERTION: NO AD.
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CTS.
WANTED—To sell you a '04 model
Dcrwmoro typewriter, beat machine
In the world. J. K. Mlnter. agent.
'Phone No. 283.
WANTED—(Madium-alzed «nfe In good
condition. Ad-lrraa “A," O.ire Mu-
oon Telc^mpih.
WANTED—Unfurnished room on 11 rat
lloor. not fair from First, Baptist
church. Addreao P. J„ care of Tele-
gmph.
WANTED TO RENT—A furnished
room In vicinity of po«tofllee, court
house or city hall. Address "L.,"
care of Telegraph ofllce, at once.
WANTED—A young moo to collect
and work In etore. Addrosa “Buel-
nel»s, ,, cure TelegiUpTn.
1<X)R RENT—S32 Orange atreet; eev«\
ronus, g.i« and water, car line. Ap
ply to J. N. Birch.
FOR RENT—Nine-room realdumce, 126
v'.)l.“ street. on l*\).de Bronson.
.(telephono 193, for particulars.
FOR BAUD.
FOR SALE nt a bargain, several small
homes and vacant lots taken for debt.
B. iM. Zfiller, 463 Second street.
FOR SALE—One second hand Columbus
lop buggy; good condition. Address E,
V. WQS1 nsham, 461 Second.
FOR SALE—On? aurndud bred horse;
record 2:®; with buggy* and harness.
Addrcaa *11 A. Jacobs, at Eada, Neel &
Co.'a.
FOR SALE—Four room, two story house;
No. K.2 Pine street; corners on an alley;
lot 33x106. A bargain ir taken thU
week. George W* Duncan tk Co.
FOR SALE—Or^e magnificent new Co*
lumbla-bicycle, lias never been used.
. Will sell very cheap. Apply at Tele
graph office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GO TO OirATWr.VN’S English Kitchen
<o get >*our Cuntoh or oywier fries; only
33 cetvte.
MRS. P. P. LOWRY has moved her
school to No. 430 WwMRogtan avenue,
next door to Dr. Ihiil'* residence.
HOLMES 4 COUTTS* c«k*bmted extm-
crockers reuli at the low price
of 10c a pound.
RUHR macaroni and beet cream
cheese M Keen Grocery Co.. 631 Pop
lar atreet.
WE HAVE a b; of tinware we will
give totra> for wrappers of large pack
ages of Rhoreria Bread Raising, tv.
C. Turpin * C®-
12 l-2c Canton Flannel remnanta at
7 I-2c. yard.
$1.23 S.lk Gloria Umbrellas for $1.
22 yards good check Homespun $1.
50 dozen men's 75c. tvLilla Shirts at
50c. each.
' 50 dozen ladles 23c. black Hose 15c.
pair.
20 yards 8c. Sea Island, yard-wide,
for $1.
50 dozen ladles’ 00c. ribbed Vesta at
23c. each.
25 dozen gentlemen's 23c. tan Socks
at 15c. pair.
4 spools Coates' cotton for !5o.
3 papers gold-eyed Needles for 10c.
50 dozen ladles' white 10c. Handker
chiefs 5c. each.
10 pieces 30-lnch wool -Plaids 23c. a
yard; worth 35c. a yard.
20 pieces fancy 35c. wool Suitings at
20c. a yard.
20 pieces 30-Inch colored Flannels
20c. a yard.
Best 12 1-2C. Silesia- In town
Best Canvass at 15c. a yard.
12 dozen shirt Buttons for 5c.
All best standard Prints Oe. a yard.
Best Sc. Domestic Check Ginghams
5c. a yard.
Gentlemen's wool Drawers and Vests,
worth $1 each, at 25c. each; small and
Large sizes only.
Burden, Smith. <& Co.
4
'MILLINERY opening Friday at New
man’s.
SARATOGA CHIPS are all the rage, ask
your grocer for them.
FRESH prune*, cranberries," codfish and
pickled pigs feet at Keen Grocery Com
pany, 621 poplar street.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
glvce satisfaction. Your grocer sells
it.
BEST gelatine 10 cento package at
Grace Grocery Co.
N'EW GOODS-'Everythlng at' lowest
cosh prlceo. at Grace Grocery Co.
DON'T buy until you see our stock and
prices. Will auve you money. Grace
Grocery Co.
IlfiO INVESTED yields 165 average weekly
Income with absolute security. Pros
pectus, Itemized statistics free. Benson
& Dwyer, 834 Broadway, New York.
llHOHER’S bread raising Is the best bread
preparation made. Try It.
THE latest novelUeu In millinery will
be shown Friday at Newman’s.
CENTRAL, give me 1W. is that air.
Keen? Yes, madam. Please send roe
two boxes Saratoga chips, i think tney
are excellent.
LINDEN BAKING POWDER always
gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb.
TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER Is the
best made. Hdvo you tried It?
VINEVILLE.—We itnke pleasure In an
nouncing to our Vinovlllf! friends
and customers that wewlll hereafter
stairt a quick delivery wagdn from
-the otore at 7:30 a . m. All orders not
■received by -that llroo will go In tho
afternoon promptly at 3:30 o’clock.
Jnb. C. Holmes & Co.
CRB.VMERY butter and cream cheree
Juat received at C. F. Collier & Bro.’s.
THE most select stock or pattern hats
will be opened on Friday at New
man's.
OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 25 cents
per hundred at tho Telegraph offloe.
MIPS ISABELLA NICHOLL3—-Classes for
French, English Literature, History,
Music. 475 Orange Btreet.
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE—Mrs. Fad
ings will commence teaching French by
the new method October & in the Pol-
hlll building. Orange street, next NlSbct
School. She can be seen every after
noon until that time at the school room
from 3 to 5 o'clock.
WANTED—'Pupils In college prepara
tory ‘work; also In special course. Ad
dress (Ml*** Florence (Bernd, caro Pier-
pout Huoae.
GEORGIA PRODUCE COMIPANY—We
are heaUquartero for fruits uml
produce; strictly iwhalesulle. See our
advorUsctmcTri today.
G. B. PETTIT, Agt. , contractor and
bulkier. Office 260 Second street. Co-n
it n. lets for ull ktnVis -of building. Re
pair work a specialty. Plana and
©pacifications furnished on short
notice.
FOR RENT.—Office end gen'tlemen’a
sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sav
ings Bank.
FOR RENT—Large hall, third floor,
over John R, Ellis'. Triangulax block.
It. E. Park.
FOR RENT—Small store corner of Third
and Mulberry, next Davis’ stables. R.
E. Park.
FOR RENT.—Store Na 213 Cotton ave
nue. (Also warehouse on side Sixth
street, and stable with 11 stalls. Ap
ply to Jenklms at Guernsey’s shop.
CELERY—Fresh eelery and cranber
ries at W. G. Middlcbrooks'.
TOMORROW Is the dsy for the milli
nery opening at NewmanV.
B%’APQRAHEID apple. 12 l-2c. pound;
dried ponchos 16c. pound • W. G. Mid
dle-brooks. Armory building.
ALL ladles nre cordially Invited tomor
row to the opening at Newman’s.
STRAYED—Small black mare; marked
■with A on Jett forcso'houlder. Inform-
totkrn thankfully received at I. L.
Smith's, MulbeiTy street.
BAY Mr. Corner Man, do ladles vtalt
Thompson's auction house? I hear he
sells all kinds of hoia»ehold goods
cheap, and I want a bed and ward
robe. This eras immediately an
swered by a well-known merchant,
with; Yea; for my wife haa been there,
find from the ladle* she saw In his
* store getting- bargains, 1 should say
they did. ThomDson says he won’t
stay anywhere the ladles can’t visit
This catches me. then, and he imme
diately looked ud his wife, eo as ;o
save 36 on the bed and wardlobe.
TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER la
of pure cream of tartar and a-*ia and
(s giz.nninteed strictly pure. To In
duce you to try Turpin's Baking Pow
der we will, for a short lime, give
■with each pound ran of powder a
pound can of Holme* & Courts' cele
brated cukes or siltlnes both for 40
cents. Turpin’s Is sold by the lead
ing retail grocers. Turpin Baking
Powder Company, Macon. Ga.
HOLMES A COOT** BISCUITS and
a&kee are makle from new materials
of the very highest atandanl of ex
cellence; they hove been awarded 'the
premium over all competitors wher
ever exhibited, and *t*>* pronounced
the finest manufactured in cte wv»rld.
If you use cakes or biscuits, why not
buy the beet. Sold by the leading
fancy grocer*.
SAFETY
IS THE
KEY-NOTE
Of human conviction, and by demon
strating the safety of E0UHTABLB
BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK, the
Association has secured the confidence
of tho people.
lord Mansfleld said, “the best Invest
ments for security and Income are flrst
mortgages on real estate."
Stock In the EQUITABLE BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATON Is se
cured by flrst mortgages on Improved
real estate, In double the amount,
which are held by the Union Savings
Bank and Trust Company, as trustee,
and nothing but an earthquake con
dislodge (hem.
The Equitable will Issue this month
*5,000 WORTH OF 8 PER CENT.
GUARANTEED STOCK
at *100 per share. This stock guaran
tees 8 per oent. cash dividends, paynble
semi-annually, and can be withdrawn
at any time after six monthx. Appli
cants will be served In turn.
GEO. A. SMITH,
General Manager-
Room 4 Exchange Bank Bank Building
FORSALE
The Handsome 2-Story
BH UK,
With Basement,
No. G36 ORANGE STREET.
Containing nine room*, with three bath
rooms, hot and cold water. All modem
conveniences. The house haa been re
cently papered and overhauled from top
to bottom and is In etrlctly flret-claes
condition. It haa a large frontage on
Orange street and Rose Park, and only
half block from Indian Spring car line.
It is located v>n the hill, In a« good
neighborhood as Macon affords. It Is
undoubtedly the prettiest and most de
sirable place new on the market. For
sale low and on easy terms. For further
Information call on ...
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Real Estate Agents.
PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold before the court house
door In the city of Macon, In Bibb coun
ty. Ga.. between the legal hours of sale
on the first Tuesday In October next,
for cash or on other suitable term*, all
that stock of machinery located In the
lumber yard at the comer of Sixth ar.d
Mulberry street*. In oald city of Macon,
and known as the T. J. Bell & Son
pl&nt, consisting of sixty-horae power
boiler and engine, planer, mould.-r,
turning lathe and other machinery. All
comparatively new and In good running
order and ooen for 'nepection of pros
pective purchasers. I reserve the right
to reject any and ell bids.
D. it. NELLIGAN,
Assignee T. J. Bell Jk Son.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI
TORS.
All persona havlfig demands against
the esawe of James T. Nlsbet, late of
Bibb courrty. deceased, are hetreby noti
fied to render in Hhelr demands to the
undcr4gn*il acoardemc to law and all
persona Indebted 'to eald estate are re
quired to make Immediate payment.
This 14th day of September, 1804.
J. W. NISBCT,
Executor James T. Nlsbet. Deceased.
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