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THE MACOJW TEHEGEAPH: WEDNESDAY MOEHIHG, JTOVEME EE 21, 1894
THROUGH EYES
FEMININE.
Tha recc-ptoa line evening rendered
the Missra CotSuun by lln. A. J. Orr
w« toe ot itbo unost <ku.gbtful attain
Ot HiUO tfAUAfci. jMiwitf
CUXlJut-UbU UAJfcllsiiOl'iit. tU'ui ttaAl JjkSOUt,
WJkU MU Ui vua-uviulcft cu* jimuv*ic-
iiiuajfl to urvry an*«Mue *!*>-. bra-
grant vUuuj* wvro tuso tununLaiuU* iu
tou (luawuiAtua, mhi tile uuvu urge
rowue w*ii lUUug Huron yresefftcd a
buuuAfui tual ururiac sre-uv.
A very uu.ijuu ana -u—re. Lug fusuire
of (ho uTeu.ng wiu roo tabic of ult-
Jecsiu, piaccil ta -toe tack paracr. liaai
otijcat represented km unto of some
wdJ-knwwj, book. In tin*, <* ooanc,
liu) doner una over rwdy ones Uud the
udvarruige, and aim prose wus uwiy
’ omtcoKoi. Tlito novel idea is most eu-
(efltulatag aud aflords wonderful
MtuMOMt.
Tire supper was defiant Co every da-
toil, and die ekdwrate menu consisted
of everything the DM ftiutldioua oould
■mk. Tlisi Grace f.Vidmn tlahsfctoil me
guests with several niuftiail select,on*
timing oho evening. Her vtf.ee Is the
cleurest, owajteSt soprano, and It li
always a pldasuro to bear bcr.
Mr*. Onr Wire a very tanrlsomo
Uaok itlk wJUi wmauues of Jet and
rml larc.
Mini Gothttan liatl on a very bcoom-
tng gown ot name (Tlmy MtufZ with
etitlKw of dt’.nlng diver and lavender;
the deep ruffe o rouial die nock wa« of
Pi vender Chtffbu, and knots of the
same fln.died the bottom of the skirt.
A MO* rcfrvetf.us *t«1* was ill*
Gihee Coftiraus pretty gown of tue
green crepe de ohlno uOinaned profane
ly la dJ.ffon of tho »ume soft shade.
H»h young tuVc* turned pink wsem
An tncomiplnto to «f the guwt* A
the following: , Cochran,
Hatcher, W/Ittnfitawn, 1'V.Uer. Olietvt-
hum, Hogow, .M>itWli.im, Hull, tHjuip-
bdl, fheMlney, nauide. Fry of Mobile,
Burr of GrlTln; Menu*. Hurt. I’h.h.pi,
Bioko*, While. Wullur, Heading. Mill*,
Jor.f.m, Oataiuss, Ogdtm jutl Mr. anil
Mr.,. 3. C. Monre.^^
Mr. Dennis Nelllfiin bis returned
from a hiCef vieit to the Gate City.
Mo mill Sparks (M Jiwt returned
from an extonNive vrdt North.
ana* nDfornoon MiltB Motrt Hogtr*
fi've* a time eudire party to Uictur-
f.ed folk*. SB* Roger* Is a delightful
entMttsIner, and her jurt.t* are always
very enjoyable.
II*
Oho Oust progretMlvo eudiro party of
the att Glam CTub <*«l bo given to-
morrow oveaing by Mr. and Mr*. SY-
II. Rom.
•narnesvllle, Nov. JO.-(Speclal.)-lta*t
owning Mlis lone Murphy gave *n h>-
If-ormU reception to ft eelect few, ol
her mott: intlmnite friends In honor or
Miss Butt* of Atnerlou.1, Muslo w-.i*
r.bo chief featturo of oho evening, nnt
tho young people enjoyed themselves
Immensely until olie "wee ima' Inure. ’
IMlss Murphy l» one of riarnwvlUo'*
loveliest anil most ac«m»plln.u-vl young
hidivo, lend an Invitation eulcndoil by
her l* always gladly accepted by he-
nutty 'hrlends. Mins Bunts Is quite tal
on ted, oof a f.tsclntldiig y-iuag lady
nml will be the guest of Kiss Murphy
for several days. Tho*o In aMendance
were Misses Mlinle mol Joule ltoso and
Usud JPatlllo, Messrs. H. H. Gray,
Hobert IlolnKe, C. A. Meeck and C. A.
Hunt. .
t
Altiens, Nov. fSpoclal.)—This Is
Indeed a brilliant week In niclety cir
cles In Ihe Clnsslo City. It bogm with
pile delightful roviitnl at Lucy Cobb In-
•ftiluto Friday evening, followed by n
very Bivell german given Monday
night by 'the Cotillion Club, Mi Du
pree’s Hall, led by Mr. Craig Borrow.
List night the AUicncum gave a most
Uellghlful gemuui, ini by Mr. John
Wnlch. Both of 'there were compll-
meniatry to tiie visiting young ladles.
The music furuMted by IVurm's
orebeslrn.
Araother social event Is the appear
ance of the New York celebrities at
tho I filer Cobb Inuiltule dispel to,
morrow night. The Glee Chib of tho
University will glvo a theatre party
hi recognition of the ninny favor*
which they have been the recipients of
from the young ladles of tho Institute,
!*•
Orimn, Nov, 50.—(Special.)—‘Invita
tion* are out tor a reception to be Opt'*
dered to Mr. ond Mrs. II. T. Johnson
Thmwdtty owning ut tho residence of
(Mr. n. J. Sdwnnls. Thlo will be given
by the F. 8. V. Club, of which Mr.
Jcdinson la an active member.
High silk hfttl for coaeh-
num, $3.60. Phillips.
HEG18TER TiJ-DAY.
Only Tour more days remain In wiiilnh
Vt*icm may rejfLwicr for tho itfdormanlo
oitviionw To-day la ono of than, und U
In lmt>ontnnt Umt you should not delay
xrgUtering to the lam md>n)e<»t. l'ny up
your tack tuxes uaul have your name
on tho list of vaters.
Good Government Club
Tho Good Government Club
will hold a meeting tonipht nt
8 o'clock over Campbell King’s
drug store. Every member is
requested to be present.
TWO LIVES SAVED.
&Rv. Phoebe Thtunua of Junction
City, 111., voa told by her dotvoni she
had O04k*umi»tk)4i aud tha«: tiwre wna
in. hope for lice, hut two bottles of l>d.
Kind's New Discovery comploUily
curud her, and she says It saved her
life. Mr. Thomvas Eggeitt, Florida
Wr-*«t, iJau tYnaclsc».\ sufftfCd from n
drk'adful cold, approaching Consuuip*
tlon, tried wkltwut result everythin*
Uicn bought cue boptle of Dr.
King’s New Dlaeovcry, aud 111 two
weeks was cured. He Is naturaHy
thankful. It hs mich o-suks, of wtiloh
tlwsc arc simple*, that poM the won
derful ctheacy of tills medicine in
Coughs and OoMs. the Iri k Ndtle* at
H. J. Ijunar & Sen’s Drug Store. Reg
ular sire 60c. and fl.
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
Why da so many people we te«
sround ut seem to prefer to suffer aud
be’nude miserable by Indigestion, cuu-
etlpstlon, dltxlne-fj, kiss of appetite,
coming up of the food, yellow skin,
when for T5 cents we will sell them
etilleh’, Vitsllier .guaranteed to cure
them?
Sold by Goodwyn A Small Drug
Company, corner Cherry street aud
Cotton avenue.
Why I* It that people use Salvation
OUT Answer: Because It Is tile best
liniment.
Vr. Price’s Cream Baking Poo Cc.
WwM’t Fair lllgbsst AMsI aai Otplifaw-
GOED IN SNAKE RIVER CANYON.
It 1. There In Phtnfy, Bui Golftns It 1*
Dangerous Work. • a,
Thor.’ l-> him to be enough gold hi
the Snake River Ca-ajxra, Idho, to pay
the notional deOt, but it Js very dlfll-
cult to reach. Tho at ream plows
through (he r.chteft sold belt of Mon
tana and Idaho, and wherever the tniu-
ers liavh been otxe to roach the sand
or gratvl they have secured rich re
sult*. Tinny ycure ago tho amphithe
atre around tho Shtwlrjne Malls wus a
lively muring camp, and more thuu
lUW.UOU Of gold Uu». was wdfUietl oui
lustre. Thera -s ft l.tiue bejuu just oUuva
lha Jails, oovertu worn ik.-Vo.iii lewt of
turn sand. U is about 'MO teet lung
uutt-SiXiy broad. There, ut IttuJ, Torn
Cavanaugh ana I'a* uurr.iy Wiiautd
out more than tJ.'/OU iu a few weeks,
iuad novenil year* later *ouie Co-iuaiui
went over use fksuie *j«id again iron
found lu.f a* muuh mwe. All the way
up nod down die canyon, lo every nook
aud -joruer, wherever the satul has
. bulged aunottg the buttoiJfS of the wall-
l.ke oklls, <l*s maotsH work oo Hat
boat*, uud some rich depMM were d.s-
oovered. In one place, where tho cur
rent strikes Wnlh full force, ft pocket
contilnltw several hundn.tl dollars was
Whtdied out'm u single duy. T’lii* dm-
owIMtot, 4« Sic nances oLiIm, ttnU
die silent river Is “loaded with goid,”
bjt it* peril* are great, for rite current
1* so enttlt aud tveachwou* Hut a bout
1* et*.ly carried over the fall*.
Bo liar as known, there ha* been but
one ihaaWU* at thti kind. Tom Boil, a
Miner, who livwl in a euvo wlah mvo
Gh 0atnen, was cosm.ng dmvn tho
stream in a book some year* ago when
one of W» oar* broke, and, ahhough he
Binigtfed desperately. Uio other w*»
not suffkUMt to awry It ashore. The
CMrlnamen Icupcnl Into tho wwtor, ‘hop-
Hut it ai guiipoaed, to And «tfety upon
one of the rock* above the falls, but
Ikt), when he saw thut drolntct.on was
OeWlatn, stood uprWit In h » little
folded Uls arms and looked death
sqtnrdly in die face.
■His botly was reoovered ft few dayo
lajtor several ndles below, and nfler a
tivotlth or more th* corpse of Mon Su.
ono of the Chlntimen, was fotra.l In
some driftwood that tad lodged only a
fow hundred yard* under the falls.
If* leld *1.000 In gold dust on his per-
son, nnd hls bones wore sent across the
ooain to lie buried with Miose of h.«
So. AmanwtuipafdlKBtocarry
tiio chlTln to ft oaet to the nearest sto-
t:on on the Union Dacino railway. The
body of tho other Chfnaiman uvs-nwer
found. _____
HE TOOK HIS HOUSE ALONO.
■A rcalflcnt of Betvttle. Waah.. who
■had a bouse there -which cost him
*5,000 to build recently determined to
move to Olympia. He tried to sell hls
'Property,, but could got nothing for It,
so. ao be tad not enough money to
build another, he determined to take
■It with him and put It on 'the lot
Which he had bought at Olympia. Ev
erybody laughed at hi* plan, but he
eiimly persisted. He rolled the.house
down to th* river, put It on ft scow,
and H —-is soon shfefy landed at
Olympia, sixty mile* sway. There ho
had It rolled upon W» lot. and the
whole Job was *o well and carefully
dono that not a timber of the house
waa strained, nor even any or the
contents disturbed. Me had moved It
with all ita furniture In It. Juat no it
stood.
Tho days of colds and Dr, Bull’s
Cough Syrups are nt hand. Better buy
a bottle.
RBTISTETl TO-DAY.
C’»ly four more days remain in which
voters may register for tile olikrmmilc
election. To-cliy ts ono of tliem, und It
h Important tb-Jt you should not delay
iVgJstsrtn* to the l.tet monseat. Pny up
>-our back tnxe* and have your name
on tihe j lot of voters.
USE HOLMES’ MOUTH WASH.
Prepared by
Sra. Holmes A Marion, Dentists,
655 Mulberry Street.
It,cures bleeding gums, ulcers, tore
mouth, sore throat, cleans the teeth and
purities the breath. For suls by all
druggists.
HIGH GRADE SPECTACLES AND
EYE GLASSES
ACCURATELY FITTED.
JOSEPH E. WELLS.
651 MULBERRY STREET,
Sealskin Sncques Adorn
tho Person;
PIANOS and ORGANS
Adorn tho Home.
No Homo is complete with
out a Musical' instrument
in it. No education is fin
ished without music. If
you would have your chil
dren above mediocrity, ed
ucate them Musically.
Prices of Instruments Sold
LDDDEN 'I: BATES
Southern Music House,
Went Down to Meet 4 l-2c
Cotton.
Terms easy. Instruments
the best.
You’re cordially invited to
CAUL ON IIS,
or write for free catalogue.
357 tod 353 Triugcl&r Block.
R. J. ANDERSON & SON
Managers Macon Branch House,
MACON, GEORGIA.
No matter how large the lot, if it ia sufficiently
price-interesting we are always ready to take it. The
manufacturers know this well enough—so well that
we’re almost sure to have first say on every big offer
ing. Out of such command of the market has grown,
under this roof, by far the largest Clothing business
in Macon—larger, it is said, than the combined doings
in this line of any other three competing houses.
In all our great selling of past seasons nothing
approaching the output here of the past few weeks.
Such qualities and such prices were never yoked
before in the South, so fur as we know.
CZAUINA 5 S—^m- ^raCielSi.
The latest fad, at GEO. T. BEELAHD'S. Jeweler, 330 Second Street
MACON, GA.
51 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET
Engines, Bolters, Gins
SAW MILLS,
Machinery All Kinds.
MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA
(IS BOTTLES ONLY.)
On account of Its ihsolute purity, wbolesomonen, good taate and quality
to aid digestion It Is a most pleasant and refreshing beverage, an article
Incomparably strengthening to the in valid and convalescent.
This beer Is brewed from the best selected matt and from hops Imported
from Bohemia. It Is brewed after the new existing method In the Hof Braue-
rel at Ptisan, Bohemia. Barharhssu Is a light, palatable beer, unexcelled In
taste and brilliancy, and on account of Its excellent quality Is preferred to
tho Imported Pilsner by connotseurs.
For tne dinner tablo and for a lun ch there Is nothing better than a bot
tle of Barbtirossa. ULLMANN & WILLIAMS,
Delivered anywhere In the city. ’Phone 151. Sole Agents.
.Rand, McHally & Co/s
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LOOK OUT FOR COLD WAVE!
Window Glass, Mantels, Tiles and Grates.
la the time to buy the above before the cold weather cornea. I have
tb« largest itoSk South, with prices lower thin «tr>r.
T. C. BURKE.
O. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM,
MACON. GA.
SASH EOOfll LUBEA, tfOULDMft LIME AM3 CEO.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
LEADING WmiM&LZ HOUSHSL
G. Bernd & Co.
BTACOff, OA*
lfsnul*cturem and Uoamm.4
SABNLb&w
BADDLERIf.
LEATHER AND SHOE PIDIS 3 k
ajtr. «C2. 404 sn-a iX Cherry Strsst
L. Cohen & Co.,
UQUOBS, aGARS and TOBACCO.
Orders promptly filled.
A trial solicited.
MACOH- SASH, DOOH & LUMBER C0„
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, 560,000.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS,
» u AND MANUK ACTUItERS OF •;
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work'.
Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair.
BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc. |
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—To the
Superior Court of Said County: The pe
tition of O. P. Willintftoam and B. E.
WlMntfhain. and such others ad may
become associated with them, shows:
let. That they desire for themselves,
their successors and assigns *to be Incor
porated under the style and corporate
name of the O. P. & B. E. Williusham
Co. for a term of twenty yearns, with the
privilege of renewal at the expiration of
said time, with the right and prjwer to
have and use a common seal, to cue and
be sued, to plead and be impleaded un
der said cohpon'Jte name.
2d. Petitioners show that the object of
the association te pecuniary gain and
profit to its shareho-ldens; that the prin
cipal business they propose to carry on
is tho manufacture and sale of sash,
doom, blinds and ail kinds of wood
work and building material; to pur
chase and sell at retail and wholesale
builders' amd painters' supplies and
hardware of every kind of material and
merchandise used in tho building, erect
ing or Improving of homen br real es
tate; to purchase, hold and sell, trans
fer or mortgage both real estate and
personal property of every kind and
character, and -vo file and record *n- said
corporate mime builders’ and mechan
ics’ lelns for material and supplies fur
nished in the erection of homes c? oth
erwise. to take and hold titles thereto
as security, and also mortgage and oth
er lleno ns toy krw may be created there-
on, amd to enforce the same. ' And to
this end petitioners pray that they may
have the power in said corporate name
to borrow money amd to create liens if
necesawy upon the real estate or per
sonal property of the corporation, and
to fake and hold notes, mortgages,
bonds 1 , or such other security as may
render them safe In the transaction of
the business of the corporation, and to
sell, transfer or endorse the samb.
3d. That the oopl-tal stock of the cor
poration shall be twenty-five thousand
(J25.000.00) dollars, divided into shares of
one hundred ($100.00)'dollars each, all of
Which shall 1 be fully paid In at the time
of beginning business. Petitioners ask
the privilege, should they desire to ex
ercise it, of increasing from time to
time the capital stock to an amount not
exceeding in the aggregate the sum of
one hundred thousand ($100]000.00) dol
lars.
4th. ‘Whenever any stockholder shall
have paid in his full subscription to tho
capital tftock of -said corporation, or
shall have paid out of his private prop
erty debts of said corporation to ftn
amount equal to hls unpaid subscrip
tion, his liability shall cease. That the
principal place bf business of said cor
poration Bhall be at Macon, in Bibb
county, Georgia, but petitioners ask the
privilege, should they desire to do so, of
establishing agencies of branches of
their said business elsewhere In, the
state of Georgia.
5th. Potltionera pray that they may
have authority to meet and organize
under this charter as soon as same shall
have been granted, that they may make
such rules, regulations and by-laws
blnsltn-g on their own members, officers
and agents, not inconsistent with the
laws of this state or of the United
.States, as may seem best or be neces
sary for the execution of the business
for which they are incorporated; that
they may elect such officers a« the,best
Interest of the association requires, and
generally do and perform all other .lets
necessary to the carrying on of their
said business, and tto exercise all the
powers tnd privileges conferred upon
similar private corporations under and
by the laws of said stake.
Wherofore. your petitioners pray that
an order be granted incorporating them
after due notice hereof has been pub
lished as required by law.
WILLINGHAM.* LANE,
Petitioners' Attorneys.
A true copy from the original ap
plication now of file In, this office. Nov.
13.1894.
ROBT. A. NISBET* Clerk.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
GEORGIA. Bibb County—All persons
having claims against the estate of
Julia A. Daccy. late of said county,
deceased, are notified to present them
to the undersigned, properly rendered
in accordance with the statute, and
within the time required by law, and
all persons who are Indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
diae payment to me.
ALEXANDER PROUDFIT.
Executor.
(Macon. Ga.. Nov. «. 1894.
“REWARD NOTICE.
A reward of three hundred dollar
is offered by tho oouctty of Winlkinson
Georgia for the apprehension wtft
evidence to convict the parties will
burned the barns of J. M. Boone o
said county of Wilkinson on or abou
the ndght of Oct. 12, 1S94. The Govenio
is requested to Increase the retvard. B:
order of N tho board of commissioner
of ronjds and revenues or WiiKineo.
county, Georgia. H. F. CARSWELL,
Clerk , of Board
DON’T BE A
Ready-Made MAN
A. T. HOLT.
Heal Estate Agent, 36 Second street
I have some nice houses yet to rei
Come and see me about them. Sever
farms to rent, and some splendid offt
lnits for sale. List your property wi
me and irlve me a chance to see what
can do with It
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. , i j
DR. J. J. SUBER3. j ,
Permanently located. In tbs spe
cialties venereal. Lost tnercy re
stored. Female Irregularities and
poison oak. Cun guaranteed.
Address in confidence, with stamps
610 Fourth street Macon. Ga.
- DR. a H. PEETE,
EYE, EAR, NOSH AND THROAT.
MS SECOND STREET,
MACON, OA.
' DR. t. H. SHORTER.
EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
Office 566 Cherry St, llaoon, Oa.
i DR. GILMER’S
' PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Office and residence. First street neai
Cherry.
MACON SAVINGS BAN]
m Mulberry street Macon, Go.
Capital and surplus $160,00
Fays 5 per cent Interest on deposits
of J1 and upward. Real estate loans on
the monthly Installment plan, and loans
on sood securities at low rates. Legal
depository for trust funds. Will sot as
administrator, executor, guardian, re
ceiver and trustee.
H. T. POWELL President
H. G. CUTTER Vice-President
J. W. CANNON Cashier
EXCHANGE BANK,
OF MACON. OA. ’
H. I. Is mar, Geo. B. Ti-pto.
President Vles-PrssitAt.
J. W. Cahenlas, Cashlar.
We solicit the business ot mwdiaat*
planters and bauka, offering them
courtesy, promptness, safety and liber
ality. The largest capital and surplus
ot any hank In Middle Georgia.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CQ
MACON, GA.
H. 9. X*mar, Prcaldeot; a«x b. Tar.
ptr. Vlca-Praaklcat: J. W. rwHmwi...
Cashlar; D. X. NtlUgaa, Accountant.
CAPITAL* $200,009. • SURPLUS* $30,000.
Interest paid oa dapoalta • par cant,
par snaum Economy ta th* road ta
waalth. Dapoalt your savings aay th ay
will be incraaaad by tataraatf* Com
pound ad samt annually %
J. M. Johnston, President J. D. Stetson. Vice President. L. p. HJIlyer. Cashier.
The American national Bank,
* MACON, GA.
CAPITAL.,v» w sv w » . .3350.000.00 SURPLUS., „ „ ,, „ „ ..I16.606.W
Largest capital of any national bank In Central Georgia. Accounts ot
banka, corporations and lndl/iduals wll 1 recalva careful attention. Oorraspon*
den ca Invited.
COTTON.
1 Tri.«h to Inform xny friends and pa
trons that 1 have moved across Poplar
•trwt. opposite my old stand, and with
improved facilities and more conveniently
arranged warehouse, i am better prepared
than ever to bundle their cotton lo ad
vantage
NEW nOOh> CORRECT WEIGHTS!
HIGHEST PRICES l SATISFACTION
QUARANEED!
ELLIOTT ESTES
CT-4S3 Foplsx Mraot.
OF MACON. GA
CAP1TAL1SURPL0S, $260,000
R. H. PLANT,
PRESIDENT.
W. W. WltlGLEY,
CASHIER.
l c. PLAirs son,
BAJNTKEJEt
BACON, GEORGIA.
ESTABLISHED 1363
Banking in all its branches- Interest
allowed on Time Deposits.
We handle foreign exchange and arrange
travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild of
London for all European points.