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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 13, 1894
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B, CL WILDER'S SOIS CO,
MACON, GA.
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Contractors and Manufacturers of Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Moulding, Turned and Scroll Work.
Dumber, rough end dressed. shingles. 1 ath*. and dealers in mixed petal*. lead.
Bill. lima, plaster. cement and builders' hardware.
Cl, TO 623 V HIRD STREET.
TBE LIBRARY SELLS TODAY
That I/s, Unless Wilder’s Bona Will
Accept tho Committee’s
Proposition.
NEW OFFICERS WERE ELECTED
It la Prababla That Mr. Cbarleallarbat
Will Again Da Mada I.lbr.rl.n—
ftroag Praaaara 1, Using
Bronght to n,ar.
Even ten dUzens made up the at
tendance at the mu* meeting of mem-
bera and friend* or the Public Library,
held In the library parlor* laat night
for the purpose ot electing a new board
of d tree tore and to take ate pa to atop
the sale of the library today.
One of the gentlemen present re
marked that he could think of no more
nerloua reflection on the literary or pub
lic-spirited tendency of Macon than the
alee of last nbcht’n meeting.
Those staunch friend* of the library
present at the meeting laat night were:
Col. D. Q. Hughes. Emanuel Waxel-
bium. Robert Munford. Campbell King,
Capt. R. K. Park. Charles Herbal. T.
P. Lowrey. Col. Johnson. n«v. 8. 8.
Sweet ami Maj. T. O. Cheetney.
Although the attendance was small
the meeting did not lack Interest, for
those present went In determined tone*
Hided, and the fltwt thin* dlncusaed was
cornpllnh somethin*. Col. Hughes pre-
the present atntus of the library' af-*
fairs, and then, more directly, the debt
for which the book* of the library are
to be sold at Sheriff'* sale this morning
unices somethin* 1» done to slop the
wale. The debt amounts to *184 and la
due to Wilder*' Hone. It repreaents the
balance due for shelving and book
cAses furnished by the Wilder#, and in
cludes about MO attorney's fee*. The
original attorney* were Jone* & t>a»her,
but the claim 1* now held by Mr. Jone#
of the law firm of Estes & Jones.
•Tho meeting discussed the debt quit*
freely, and especially the debt for MO
lawyer's fee*, which seemed to be n
th',rn in the wide of the directors. Mr.
Waxelbaum held that the library did
not owe attorney's fees, and wald the
director* had offered to pay to* debt
lc*-* attorney's fees, but the Wilders
refuted to do this and hied brought the
library to wale.
OAPT. PARK TALKED PLAINLY.
This statement teemed to arouse Capt.
park. He aald bq presided at the meet-
tag which organ lied the library aa*ocl«-
IV ,n nineteen year# ago and ho haled to
ae» Die magnificent property forced to
aale. He thought It a Shame that the li
brary waa being forced In thiy manner,
and remarked that a great deal more
obloquy would rwt 05 tho mon w«pon»
wlble tor It than there men themaelvM
bad any Idea. TV. pud M plainly, he told
exactly what ought to be done with
any one who would force such an Insti
tution aa the Macon Public Library to
mlc. Tt mam an institution, he said,
which la a credit to the town and had
been as much benefit to the pubUe aa
any Institution In the town., _ .
other* present narced with Capt.
Park, but «uld their opinions wouldn't
step tbe sale to-day. It seemed that the
attorneys In char** were determined
to push the debt. Mr. Wsxelbaum said
lie told the attorney oh tho time the
levy was made that Col. Hughes, tho
president, waa alck In bed. and that
h* himself had to go away for a fow
day*, and bogged the lawyer not to
tanks tbe levy until Col. Hughe* got
■out or, at least, until they could mak*
come further nmioxement. Before he
returned, and while CcA. Hughe* waa
Still sick, the levy wata made.
OFFER NOTES IN PAYMENT.
It was Dion suggested by Mr. Waxel-
baum that tho library offer tho Wild
er* three of Lamar Clay's rout no'tes
for 110 each In payment of the debt.
Capt. IMrk put Lhto In the ahane of «
motion, and moved that Col. Hughe*,
Mat). Chcstuty and E. 8. Wsxelbaum
be appointed a committee to see WlUl-
cr'a Sons till* morn In* and make Much
a’ proporttlon. Till* was agreed to, and
the committee will oill on the cred-
ltora this morning und make this offer
to aettle the debt. If the olfer la hot
luvcpted, then nu attorney will be em-
pl"> ..l to stop Hie «lo to-day. and the
uiakn 'will bo ccoletted in the c>urt.
dipt. IMrk thru moved that a com-
mlttca of three be appolnt«'l t> nomi
nate officer. tor the eneulng year, to
lie reported back and voted for at
caice.
Ohnlrman Hughes aimed Robert
Munford. CUnipboII King and O. C.
JolinjUco aa tho committee, and these
KettUemm, after consul tattoo., report
ed the Mknrtng, all of whom were
dcoled without u, dhvtoutlng vole:
T1IB NEW OFFICERS.
Tho new officer* embrane only one
member of the old board, lie I* Mr.
K. A. WaxelUtum, wlto lias labored *o
encrrctleaHy and tm-e-ltlslkly for tho
library, ut*t who to re-eli-ctod tiwm-
urcr. The nerw ofllecni are a* follow*:
President, Tt. a. Nlsbet, llrat vlcc-
pr.wldent. A. A. Allen: second vied*
pr.ddcnt. T. D. Tlmdey; treasurer, E.
A. Wturtbaum; secretary. J. M. Og
den. Jr.; director*—T. O. OMma
Henry Home. W, M. Johnson, O. C.
Johnston. Morris Harp, C. P. Stce.*,
B. W. Sperry, Clem Phillip*. R. U Mb-
Kenney.
MR. 11ERRST FOR LIBRARIAN.
It fa Intimated that the new board
will elect Mr. Charles Herbal llbrartaSt
This wot* to be the desire of nil the
old frfcodn of the • library, muiy of
whom my Mr. llerbst .an iwcll th<
membership list to several hundred Uu-
medlMely. Tbe II Unary now has only
Ul mem’vr*. When Mr. lteibst gave
up the position of ttbrarian there -wens
obtoit 879 paying members on (he list
A ORE AT BATTLE,
la continually going on la the human
system. Tbe demon of Impure blood
strive* to gain victory over th* oonsti-
tutloo, to ruin health, to drag victims
to the grave. Hoad'a Btraapartita is
the weapon with which to defend
one’* »df. drive the desperate enemy
from the field, and restore bodily health
for rainy yearn. ,
Hood's Pill* cure nausea. _
Indigestion and bUtoutnraa. Me.
Odd Undorsuito lmlf price.
Phillips,
THROUGH EYES
_ FEMININE.
"Young ladies, to this rule to keep
1# beat tor your own take:
"Xis batter to be lout asleep
Than to be fast awuxe."
Mr. C. O. Swift of Columbus spent
Sunday in the city with wend*.
#..
Mrs. Florence B. Williamson la
home from an extended trip Norm.
Mm. Williamson stopped In Atlanta a
low day*, tne gut-si. of Mr*. Robert
Lowery, and reoetved some very flat
ted** atAifal huuatlaou*. Laid
few women In toe Bourn more talented
ttUa Mr*. Willkunsan, uud she baa
made a wonderful career aa on eio-
cuttoolat and bull new woman.
After spending some Kim* In Macon
Mia* CJtuu. Wimberly boa returned to
her dome, Inrlenutwt, in Twigge coun
ty. Mies Wimberly Is exceedingly pop
ular <n the Central City, and Her de
parture I* siaoemy regieued uy her
many friend# and aanurera. .
An Informal dinner party waa ten
dered Rum Howard yesterday evening
at tho Lot* Cabin Club by aeverul or
the young men. Covers were laid for
twelve, and the ufiLlr was elegant, ami
oujoyjota «ti every particular.
...
A dress bonnet may be of anything
or ulmoe: nothing. A row of Jot beaus
und a, pair of wing*, or even less, a
Piece ot wire and a bow of ribbon If
ur.totica.ly Jnti occonuugly twisted in
Place, will do duly on even atane oc-
.antoiw. It Is tbe artistic twisting that
keep* the price of the tt'.ry nothing
up to double 'the value ot abundan
materials.
•*«
Jet foundation* are tho moot popular,
with rosettes of a mizzling Dll of color,
letted wings «ud aigrette*. Them
wings, when put on m iront are spread
as tt Ux night: at tho buck they are
pC'istd gracefully as If resting for 'the
moment.
The toque la very becoming to youth
ful luces, mode of velvet, rtobon or
ctulfon reset tua of oert*e or bluette and
two stiff upright w»ng».
Tho little Puritan bonnet Is a new
funtune, am) one that wti< be adopted
only by 'the woman wbo know* «ho has
a dtounc-tlve style. An Imported model
in this shape was of olive greet! velvet
ooveiwd wun Jet; tiny Jetted tips stood
In a plaited cluster of velvet ribbon
oari'iea on down for bonnet utringa
und there was a touch of color over
uae lwir in front tin the winiiie of au
tumtl leaven and berries
The small evening bonnela are In di
rect ouutraat to the Wide-brimmed
street hata of felt or velvet, nodding
with ostrich plumes or big rlbbou
bows. The plume* have the preference
howover, and JO. makers and ostrich
furnu-ra ought to do a thriving bust-
arts* this season,
Tho ciriffon walat Is n thing Of beauty
bu't not exactly u. Joy forever—It la too
perhthahle. It* life Is a hriUtom but a
ilaort oue. However, while its fresh-
nan hurts them Is nothjng to equal it
fee dainty dressiness combined with
ft certain thowy style.
Primarily It I* a talk walal:—that Is
a allk foundation of a. carefully chosen
Dpht-lUtlug well-boned lining, a’ld silk
sk-evea are stiffened out to balloon
proportions. Over all this comes tho
chliton, either the Name shade of tot
silk or widely different, but fulled on
In yards and Mints; and then come:
<J»o trimming of lace points, Jet orna
ment* or ribbon harness, or no tritn-
miug da all except belt, collar and
wrWt bunds.
A pretty and effective one Ju*t fron
the hands of a Northern modiste wai
made ot white chiffon owr gold-col
ored satin, worn with a while and goto
WW silk gown and white and gold
brocaded neck and belt ribbons. The
crlncOlned sleeves are caught up in live
puff*, crinoline, silk and chiffon, all
toother.
Another la equally cffcottvo of *flver>
blu« Mlk, black cklfton Und Ivoiy gub
p L'.-J? c *' J 0 r of cUr 'D- red silk, blac
chiffon and Jetted anoulder piece* with
foSSatto lUt> • h0 ' > * ot the
tn°il*wwi 0h i 1 * exc ecdlntly beoomlng
J? * «n exquisite comblnu
ot , 1 ; r ®'Y cl1 chiffon owr piui
Hllk, w-lth Vandykes of p,dut Veniso
°* * y<>,t ® antl ttl 'ho brtt
Tho alceves are extreme In «C*e, float,
lng Ilk* rose lined clouds each side o
Uio angelic wearer. °
A novtlty of hovelUa* (a one made
of the \ery rarest rainbow tinted chlf
S* orrifosccut Bilk. The idilmnior
lng, cbanRiiii; tint At Jnck\9ctitxibio
*fa iranafornMlthst from blue gray tT
graylto pink and back «*An to fol
52* 14 hlua Bnxid httuda of cneni foe.
h'.'«htct, lhe dehetrte effect, nn?£
band of the lace tmtltalng toe walit “
A very penny theatre waist I, «e
•SratfaSLfcSJT£5? B " k b fck
to wrar ^*t J ^ )r0l<1 i: r * J ln •"vet
akl^one^d^t^i 1
half dozen waists and ioaquee^fn?
afford aa many congMo vIvuikw. 0UJ
A dimple houde wntst n# mu
HHk. wko koota aiul bcuids of MaS
velvet, bluette, Ltwnder or chfrey^
—
Aral flnalty the severely plain, slight
b; Mouse walat with Its pecuSeTr drevL
of, sleeve* Is n cerise knif.-nt.i
oblffctt same ahaih'. cooled fn!m «
English model. KniMto thlneTL,?- 0
r ?f' fu . ,ly a 'rt! l the Ihynchy
JJJJJ in the first five Rluitr?
}*'“ri,but even i:nglito thfoes’bSSvi
tn^vtohMUzM on a 11^^^
as well Ba toTmoSl mSuKL
hh- L *hem In Inhumerw-
Wc combinations. For house wcaeih^
are unapprewchaMr. but a bravv m*
ter wrap would era* toe f.^Av
fon Info n dloyi, k. 1 tesnevt chlf.
ble itHsiv alW0Oio,1, v* unrecognlia.
Embrolderad chlffLm are . s*lw«„.
extmvaganre. The waist of . « li .
•vsrt of ivdry raim dSmSt
gsasasKE-ES
*»* a fir more <U!my
most gosaim.r Hu
the veil of chiffon sJS^.****, And
ly wubntiit,i»s\« tgw. r^-^- ^ ® *Jwp
the embroidery on too waS^ 1 * 1 * 1 wl<h
Or^Prkc’s Cream Baking Powdtf
Werid's Fair Hi*h«t Anara.
About tho incompleteness and meagerness of other
Furnishing Goods departments, but come here
where we have a store full of all the bits and pieces
that the man of taste needs for putting the best touches
of elegance to his dress. And invariably at littler
Prices than you’ve ever known before this season.
HATS! One of the cheriest corners of the
store, and fitted for the cheriest Hat business. Every
facility, every convenience and most unusual prices.
jUtU.Jtwi/t'Co.
J, UV/ilUiU,
SAW MILLS,
Machinery AU Kinds.
WORLD
I0IETY-TWO
MANY
ENTIRELY
INEW
BOOK.
MAPS. ■
FEATURE!
METHODS.
Theo
• Eth.no
Chrono
Anthropo
Sio
Geo
Topo
Hydro
logical
graphical
ffiSTORY of &•
WORLD'S
TEOPLE.
CENSUS of 1890,
Biographies of
Prominent Men.
Portraits of the
World’s
Bright Men.
Historic
Praotio
Systematic
Statistic
Folitio
Patriotic
Education
Economic
Emblematic
STATISTICAL
CHARTS
and
DIAGRAMS,
GAZETTEER
and
ATLA&
AL
Three hundred and forty-five
pages. Bound in finest quality
English cloth.
Printed upon fine colend.
cred ■ paper with marbled
edges.
REGULAR
RETAIL
PRICE,
$7.50.
Cut out coupon and send it
with TWO DOLLARS, and
we will send you a copy of
the magnificent work.
Size, 111-2 x 141-2 inches.
Out of town purchasers to
pay carriage*
LOOK OUT FOR COLD WAVE!
Window Glass, Mantels, Tiles and Grates.
NbY la the time to buy the above before the cold weather come*. X hava
(be largeat stock South, with prices lower than ever.
T. C* BURKE.
o. P. & B. E WILLINGHAM,
MACON. GA.
SASa COOFtX LUMBER, MOULDING PAINE L!1 (NO CEMENT.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
LEADING WHOLESALE fiOUm
G. Bernd & Co.
L. Cohen & Co.,
Uiuolsctarera soil OqsMH.i
mnwrn
BADDLFRV.
usatheb and shoewdiscu,
Stn. I6J, ltHsn-3 iX CbeirySIrsiL
LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO.
Cheapest bouse in Micoo,
Orders promptly filled.
A trial solicited.
MACON, GA.
51 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET
cz a Rinats'
The latest fad, at GEO. T. BEELAKD'S, Jeweler, 320 Second Street.
MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA
{IN BOTTLES ONLY.)
On account of lta ibsolute purity, Wholeaomeness, good tasto and quality
to aid digestion It la a most pleasant and refreshing beverage, an article
Incomparably strengthening to toe in valid and convalescent.
This beer la brewed from the beat selected malt and from hops Imported
from Bohemia. It I* brewed after the new existing method ln the Hof Braue*
rci at PI Ison, Bohemia. Barbarosaa Is a light, palatable beer, unexcelled ln
tasto and brilliancy, and on account ol Its excellent quality la preferred to
the Imported Pilsner by connoiseurs.
For tne dinner table and for a lun ch there Is nothing better than a bot
tle of Barbara***. - ULLMANN & WILLIAMS,
Delivered anywhere In the city. 'Phone 131. Sole Agents.
Rand, Mclally & Co/s
ATLAS
OF THE
J. L MACE, Manager.
MACOS SASH, DOOB k LUMBER CO.,
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS,
, , AND MANUF ACTUP.ER3 OF
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work.
Dealers in Points, Glass, Cement, Putty; Lime, Piaster, Hair.
BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc. |
■ NOSQUEAKINa
$5. CORDOVAN. .
FRLNCHAENAMELLEDCAIF
, *4-.*3.y FlNECAlf&IANSAHl!!
♦ 5.5SP0UCC.3SOLE3.
4 2.*I.SB0YjSCHMIiH0E$.
•LADIES-
j«HsSR«
“S SENO FOR CATALOGUE
5 wt-'DOUCLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
You can ua’ic^moiyjy jG)r } purchn»iua W» L»
Because, we are tbe largest manufactnrers of
advertised shoe* in the world, nud guarantee
the value by stamping the name ana price on
tbe bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman’s profit*. Our *hocs
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them *old every
where at lower prices for the volue given tbar
my other make. Take no substitute. If you-
’ealer cannot vmi, we rnn. Sold bv '
ROCHESTER SHOE CO.
018 CHERRY STREET.
BUY COTTON. -
Cotton at its present price furnishes
tlie greatest opportunity ln toe history
of toe trade" for safe and profitable In
vestment. Ootton has an established
value, and Is now selling below toe cost
of production. "We firmly believe -that
cotton will advance a cent a pound with
in toe next sixty days. We are decided
bulls on cotton alt present prices, and
will buy the May option and guarantee
to carry the same until toe first of May,
1895. for the fallowing margins and
usual commission:
20 bales May Cotton J 30.00
10 balre May Cotton 60.00
100 bales of cotton-. 150.00
Anil larger lota In proportion.
Remembr. no matter haw much
lower toe market declines than the
above margin, we will carry It until
May 1st. 1895. without any additional
margin.
it Is our opinion that within the next
sixty days ever dollar Invested with ua
will Increase ten-fold.
All ordera must bo accompanied by
either Postal money order, draft on
New York, or express, and you will be
Immediately notified of purohase by tel
egraph.
RUTLAND & COMPANY,
Gtocke. Cotton and Grain.
Downing Building,
10$ and 10S Ful-ton st.. New-York City.
This offer only holds good until No
vember 20. '91.
DON’T BE A
Ready-Made MAN
GUI at 353 Second St., an! see how yot
can have * Tailor At Ht.'y-.Mi.te Prices.
LADIES, TAKE WARNING!
Genuine Vlavl Is only sold by au
thorized representatives; therefore, we
warn you against imitatlaira and adul
terations. Wc will not be responsible
for tho effeot of any so-called Vlavl
sold you by Mra. E. C. Clafiln. She 1*
no longer in our rmployt therefore, we
desire to guard you against any mla
representations she may make.
VIAVI COMPANY,
904 Masonic Temple, Chicago, Ill.
Madison Avenue
%
HOTEL,
fladlson Ave. and 58th St.,
NEW YORK.
$3ttr day and up. American Plan.
M?* a " d first-class in every par-
Two blocks from the Third and Sixth
Avenuo Elevated railroads.
The Madison and 4th Avc. and Belt
Line cars pass the door.
H. M. CLARK, Psos.
Passenger Elevator runs all night.
A. T. HOLT.
Real Estate Agent, 36 Seoond street.
I have some nice houses yet to rent
Come and see me about .them. Several
farm* to rent and some splendid offer
tags for sale. List your property wltt
me and give me a chance to see what 1
can do with 1L
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. J. J. SOBERS. ,,
Permanently to ated. In to* ape
eUltle* venereal. Lost energy ru
stored. Female Irregularities ani
poison oak. Cure guaranteed.
Address In confidence, with stamp,
510 Fourth street. Macon. Ga.
DR. C. H. PEETE,
EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
806 SECOND STREET,
MACON, GA.
DR. t. H. SHORTER,
Eye; BAR, NOSH AND THROAT.
Offlc* 568 Cherry St. Macoa, Ga.
DR. GILMER'S
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Ofllce and residence. First street, nesi
Cherry*
MACON SAVINGS BANK
Ml Mulberry Street Macon, Ga.
Capital and surplus §150,000
Pays I per oent tatere»t on u«ui*i
ot 81 and upward. Real estate loans -j,
toe monthly Installment plan, and loam
on good securities at low rates. Legal
depository for trust funds. Will act a|
administrator, executor, guardian, ra
ceiver and trustee.
H. T. POWELL President
H. G. CUTTER Vlce-Pre*lden1
J. W. CANNON .....Cashlel
EXCHANGE BANK,
OF MACON, GA. 1
H. J. Lamar, Geo. B. Turpin.
President Vice-President!
J. W. flsbanlu. Cashier.
We solicit th* bualatu of mrrobanta
planter* and banka, offering then
courtesy, promptness, safety sod 11 ben
aRty. Tbe laigrat capital and surelra
ot any bank In Middle Georgia.
THE UNION SAYINGS BANK £ TRUST CQ
MACON, OA.
H* to Lamar. Pr**M*nt; Cto, 8. TuA
jjJt, Vlo»-Prmtt«at: J. W. OabtAiuI
Caahltr; D. If. NtlUfia. Accountant. ^
CAPITAL, $200,000. SURPLUS, $30,000.
Interest paJa on deposit* I per cect
per enmun. Economy t* the rod t*
wealth. Depoalt your sarin** any the]
will he tncreeeed by Interest,, Coin
pounded eemi-ennaelly*
j. It Johnston, PresldenL J. D. Stetson. Vic. President. L. P. H'llyM-. Cihler.
The American national Bank,
MACON, GA.
CAPITAL..„ v. _ ,, „ . .8250.000.00 SURPLUS., ..118 000 00
Lsrgeit capital of any national bank ln Central aeorgt.r. Aocounta o(
bank*, corporation* and tadl/ldusla wU 1 receive cartful attention. ■ dor re# DO n-
dence Invited.
COTTON.
I wleh to inform my friends end iu<
trona that I have moved across Pd;«Ur
street, oppoeiu my oU stead, end with
Improved facUlriee end more conveniently
arranged werehqur*. 1 era better prepared
thea ever to bundle their cotton to ed*
rentage
NEW ROOF-1 CORRECT WEIGHTS!
HIGHEST PIUCE31 SATISFACTION
QUA RANKED!
ELLIOTT ESTE3.
SU A3 Pooler etreec
First National Banl,
OF MACON. GA.
CAP1TAL1SURPLUS, $260,000
R.-H. PLANT,
PRESIDENT.
W. W. WRIGLEY,
CASHIER.
I. C. PLAIT'S SOI,
BANKER
BACON, GEORGIA.
ESTABLISHED 1883
Banking in all its branches Interest
allowed on Time Deposits.
We handle foreign exchange and arran»t
travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild oi
London for all European points.
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