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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MOENING. XOYEMBEB 28. 1894
THEOUGH
EYES
FEMININE.
’•A girl IIk*B to /Vntf a fallow Who lx
after fier own iip«rt-l/pc.*:ibe Jh
th9 «ooJ of a fellow 1* sifter wme
otter Ctrl’* toeArt."—Tratt.
««( -*.
Among the raoet prominent social
f'-fiin of ttie D-o.-.-u wm Mr.itleMrt
Johnston’* eta* party last evenlnir.
About fifty ctrds were- lesued. Mffi xf-
ter the guest* hod been reoelvcd l>y
Mr. and Hit. J. M. Johnston the
young men wei» left to pursue their
pleisurw, such as card*. f:irw«. pa
pers alld. in pirCcular, the dtscuml
of foothill. Th'e large draw.ng room
on the risrUt Mf artistically decorated
!H Vale 1-ilJ.-. • I v : 1- !l t.ie Me-
oon team has adopted for Thursday.
The chaodsllsre and mantel were
tdraped.lli Yale blue ribbon and the
dart, of color avas given by ,.!nk
pern and La France rosea. Toe hall
decoration* were Mrs. JeCnurton’s mag
nificent palms and ferns from her own
hot house end large banks of different
colored chrybanthemum*. The beauti
ful parlor, with the handsome
o < Rnriisn mantel and andiron*. need
ed no decorations whatever .and only
isle vans •.•n«,1'd • eii|»‘t« meet.
T.ie dellghrft/ly prepared supper of
oysters, salads, bird*, tongue, ices and
coffee wa» served early in the evening,
and ’a* Mrs. Johnston does not serve
wrnS to' very young-men there were no
Wines at punch of any k.nd whatever.
Tho guests were: Mesers. Walter Tur
pin, Dave Qegrs, Harry Jones, Ed Da-
vie, W1 turnip Cabanlss, Albert Taylor,
Hatcher, Prosly Welker, Willie Con
ner, Dcxmsrd Hughes, J, Pate (ttetson,
Liwson Brown. Jaak Goodwyn.'rravls
Huff. I hll JIoCT.I, Aim Dunlap. Tom
Hall, Holt, Warren Tinsley, McKay,
S.T JWden. Wlnahlp, Coleman. WlTJiig-
«am, Conner. Anderson, Wilcox, Hints,
LIQUIDS IN EQUILIBRIUM.
Colored Liquids Ins Ola.. Flossing os Tap
of On* Arotliar.
It is f«n !n'cr«afltinpr.^mt of color blind
ing which cin bo performed at tbo dinner
laUn, whet* UhuaDj all tho Ingredient*
can bo found. A toll, narrow stein gla
la tho best. Four funuola are made of
cardboard after the pattern shown In fho
sketch, tho ends being turned oyer so as
to form a spoutllko arrangement
The tint liquid which la poured Into
tlm plans la cold black coffee, well aweot-
rnod. After this the funnels are mod.
like quantity of water comes next, which
HOW MUCH
la poured through a funnel, tho bent
edge of which le held oloee to the edgo of
, the glass. For the third slant is used,
Ogden, Lame, Rogers. Sparks, Light- ollrooll for tho fourth and alcohol last,
foot. Boon. Wrfelay Hannon. Hardwick, All tho liquids nro poured in, asdescrlbed.
Villa r* .r-,1 .It tlllnuhln D.adal. .L t- a._ _ • * . <
BUU,Xard. iHL Wlnahlp, Barden. Cur- j through tho separate funnels. Each of K
In raiment arc you accustomed to? Not more than
wo can show you in our swagger Overcoats. Swell
styles in
KFRS-EYS,
BEAYJERS,
MJELTONS,
CHEVIOTS.
You see how the coat looks on you—no uncertainty
about the shape or fit—nor quality of trimming
either. J
Pure silk or satin linings—slips on without an effort
—no two inches of under coat collar showing.
You are the judgo all the way through.
Et?;. wan. aSS'wJJSS" 1 j theso liquids floats on top of the other,
DUre, White and ^Hopluni for each Is specifically lighter la weight
The eirly pert of next mbfilfc-Mre 1 ,' h f„ p r rc ^ dln « ? na liquids will
Dupont Ouerry -,vj| entertain three of ,™n«>n n-’posoaeloiig as tho glow, le not
«ie mnat ittraetlve young ladles in mo H I - tho secret lies In tho careful
tv.* elate—kWasee Jennie Hollis of pouring In of the liquid, through tho
Amerlcue. Alma Williams of C tlurn- per funnels,
bus and Mamie flue Hill of Newnsn.
<Mr. and Mrs. Charfes H, Talbott,
Mr 'Aflm Talbott. Who Talbott, Mies ■ „„„„„„„
IMumford ond Charles ll. Talbott. Jr„ j u tho hammock wlien^Aitn 1 *
r.reaarl truer,n vaster,l.'iv In at,and 111 ln0 "SmpiSBg. WllCn Alta S llinilllna
The Odd Plata,
Borthn and Mabel bad como to visit
their cousin Altn. They were swinging
reached Macon yesterday to attend the , c - m „ ou . w , t ? 1
nnrruce of Mr. Bate Talbott to Mrs. '! her hand.
Onroppln. | mid len> Br ° *° m ° ,,lum ‘ toT }ou > Bll °
The dinner given* by Dr and Mr*. "Oh, bow Insolousl" orltsl Bertha,
C. 11, Hall last evening was a very I cause we don’t have any at home, and
recherche affair and much enjoyed by j we’re so fond of them.”
the gueets, who were only Me mem
bers of the two families, Talbott and
Hill.
The married folks of society were
entertained very elegantr.y at Mr*.
Lee Jordan’s, In hisicr of Mrs. Dadge-
ly. There were about fifty guest* pres
ent. and the Snccassful r.-otostims in
u most Interesting gum* of poker were
Mr*. Willtam Le* Bill* and Mr*. J. M.
Johnston. Thu prue* were a very
handsome solid silver, belt buckle and
atlter elds comb*. The eupper, asrved
Just after the game, «u* *sld to havu
been one of the most elaborate of the
season. The nftemoon was ;i chnrmlrg
one In every particular and the party
•was In every way worthy of so lovely
a hostess.
Tonight an event of much intorest,
the marriage of Mrs. Cbopplo and Mr.'
Talbott, will be solemnised nt the hand
some home of Mrs. 8. n. Jenue*.
There havo been few weddings in Ma
con wheio the bride and-groom have
received such magnificent and costly
pr*senta as tho*. sent to Mrs. ChoprJn
and Mr. Talbott. The cut glu«« xM
sliver 1* especially It awl sum*, and ms
br.de and groom MU go Immediately
W their (tome, which ha* been beau
tifully and gorgeously titled up by# the
groom’s father, Mr. C. II. Talbott.
The First meeting of the Glee Club
took place at the home of Mrs, Bop.ile
Hall on Monday evening and onjoyed
a few hour* of the mod delightful mu-
ale. The dee Cub Is not yet an organi
sation, but they will form themselves
into n regular club very noon and
M3 certainly be n groat acquisition _
society. There- baeV etetjs been so
few musicalee and recital* In M*con
that a club of this kind will oortatnly
be very popular.
•M
And now come* fho nU-<i*b«orblnic
footbaE question! Th* iMaco*i tMBI
havo thonen n» thflr wnonaom >Hbh
AVIIllft Tlnil<*y, *Mtu WIm and Miss
MinCbnm. T«ho«o ynung l.vllo* aro
■niout mthMulantlo in fholr cause amd
nro nlwaya wcartnff blue coll*relte»
and vlo)oU and do not lose nn opportu.
nlty to put In «i roo<t word for the
Macon team. Tho Mercer itioyn will
uoubtleaii main* their pi ins today and
o.ho?se their sponsora from tte many
oh inners In Macon.
'Mra. Paul WHlInnham 'hwa returned
fro a VIA to Vier nareinta In Tennea
itee.
'Mra. (Monroe Felton la tho «ueet of
Mr. <ind Mra. WKUarn Felton.
Mra. R ,M. Seymour we*nt up to
Atltnta for «. few day* to Attend the
Rtptlal Mlaalomry^Hociely meetto^.
niaek alllt aklrts are omomr fhe hlirh
novelties/* If the nweet-aoented I
makers In PUte shoo* can be believed,
no tn^iiM*au ia complete without
The model 1* simplicity Itself, * pWt| n
skirt wirh Umbrella hocdk In the back,
IcS'vc-ttttcd nround the >.lp«. it %i «i
wxyH s"k-Hned; 1ms a mull bustle of
curled 'heir, dusted with bet
svnd elastic bands Judiciously placed
to Uhrow the fulness out - f«^>m the
ho baleycueo la uaed: fho b
ii ^oiferaiiy protected by a velvet cord
Only o little ttimmtnK 1* put
velvet a^k. but It la of cb'Mce quality
Roya. stripes masI taperlnf KmiOs of
beMwAirk «re flrst Choice. Rub^ 1
lected ior young ladle* and olive for
mntrom. The bronte ipreen ngatust
black la very efTeoulve. Of courae. th’
skirts are for bouse wr.tr. No i^dy
would dream of walking in one. They
are worn nt dinner theatre and
Tvrrtlea, wth elaborato waists, often
Inexpensive tafTeta, cnVbelllahed
lace frills, velvet bauds and paste
stock aihl belt buckles.
. Silk underskirts wer^ retired vrlfh
straw bats .Just nohv the wind,
of pettlc vit lame are rsAttant sx-st*M tiitfi
ivd*. Theso aeneonable a-armen
mtde In opera colors and trlnmikhdih
embnddored rttflles and white
T^ey e-e chc»p and very pretty.Violet
and plok Wixt.vn*, trimmM with err
*lered sulk over three or four lav
rufllea, or® worn on Che street a *Veat
deal. .
Now York was named from the first title
af the Duke <if Vork. oftonvanl .Tamm II,
mok the city from the Dutch In 1604.
Ifco Dutch called it New Amsterdam.
Cajuga lake. In Kew York, was ao
pained from an Indian word meanlnr
•‘lake of the murky land."
USE liOL*M KS* MOUTH WAStt
Prepared by
Drs. Holtnee A Maaon. Dsndsta
WC MUSbTf,r Sire«.
It cures bl
nv*.ith. sore throatTc
I-urineA the breath,
drums u.
For sals by
Or. Price’* Cream Baking Powde*
*«». Prir Hl*h«.t x.wL
"Wo don't btivo any olthor. Aunt May
*0Dt maninin tlicuo,*’ «ald Alta. "J’
only bad ono.’/ »
"Tbpy nro Ju In* big ns pullet.’ oggi,
Mid Muhcl, "BI fao yellow. I novor bad
any of thla kind."
"I’ll divide tbcm,” (nld Alto. ‘’There’,
ono for Borthn, one for -Mabel, one for mo,
ono for Bertba, ono for Mabel, ono for mo
—and boro'* ono over. 1 do wl.h thing*
would oomn out oven. I'll lmvotooount
out, ami tbo ono that la out Bret will havo
tbo odd ono;
“Eny, mmy, lekcry Ann,
Pllaoy, folaey, Blcholo* John,
One, two, three, oat goes ye.
Ob, goodyl I'm tho one.."
"Moybo yot )ncw bow 'twos coming
out,” said llerti x
" 'Tl.n’t polljo to havo moro'n your
oom’ny,” said Mabel.
*’ ’Tlfin't polito to hint that folk*
cheat," .aid Altn, "but wo'll draw cuto,
and tbon no ono can «ny It waan't fair.”
Pho cut threo Blip, of paper nod placed
them In a book, with only tbo tons in
light.
"Now, the ono who draw, tbo .hortcab
oon bnvo tbo plum,” abo said, "and no
body can ««y n word or look ore**,
.han't anyway."
Borthn drew, and Mnbol drew, and tho
Bhortct alln ol paper was left In Alts'
band.
"Thoro, now, you aeo It woo meant for
mo to bnvo It," abo cried, Jumping up.
But abo forgot tbo plum In her lap. It
rolled down to tho ground, ond a big tur
key gobbler who had bis oyo on It caught
It up mid ran off with It boforo tbo natun-
l.hed girl, could *iwnk. They looked at
each other n moment. Tbon they all be
gun to laugh.
“ 'TwaB oil because I wn* ao «e!fl»h,”
raid Alta. “I gucu my Inothor would bo
ashamed of me If .ho know It"
"Wo wero Just a* nfllflah," aald Mabel.
“When wo were oom’ny, too," raid
Borthn.
1‘Wnlt a minute,” raid Alta. Sho ran
Into tho bouu and wxm returned with a
rai.lt paper bog.
“Ilore’o four choo'lato cream., two
aplovO," alio raid. “It'a to punluh mo for
being ao «elfl»b, 'cauio I bad raved ’em
to oat niyuolr."
"You muit havo two,” sultl Bertba,
“elra wo won't bo punished, and wo wore
Ju.ta. bad.”
Tbon tho three little girl* *at In tho ham
mock and ate their plum, and “choo’lato
cream." a. happy iu threo Illtlo girl,
oould be.—Julia D. i*ook In Youth’s Com
panion.
HUtary u an AuuMin.nL
Th* following hint* Ull how a party of
young folks may apund au otonlng both
ploninntly and profitably:
Select pome epoch In tho history of our
oouulry. BttMy not only tho events and
prominent ntou of that lime, hut also the
custom*, manner*, .tyloof dreasnnd homo
life of the people.
.If, a. 1*often tiieoara in country rahool^
each child wants to take part In tho en
tertainment, all eon be allowed to dreu In
costume, and ovon the youngest can learn
a few foot* and answer a question or two,
for It will be neceuary to have a prepara
tory drill, which .hould bo very thorough,
bringing out all tho Information the chil
dren can obtain or tho teacher can Impart.
Th* Uu* spent lu such preparation will
bo well employed, which oannot always
he raid when time I. taken from the regu
lar lewon. to prepare for a school exhibi
tion.
The stage can represent a room or hall
of the oldon time, and when tho Impor
tant night arrive* all the youug actors will
appear dreued In the frahlon of the peaplo
who figure In the events they will discuss.
Tho famous men and women of that day
will of coureo bo personated, and It will
likewise always bo possible to have a groat
variety of characters represented, ordinary
people a* well as thora already known to
fain at
First on the programmo Is a history
match, which, breidr. displaying tho
knowledge tho young people have galnod,
oan bo made a. amuilng os a spelling
match and very Intare.tiftg to everybody
prencnL
Then follow tableaux representing his*
torlcol or Imaginary scenes of tho time,
Interspersed with reading*, declamations
and old aongs—New York Kocoreler.
E CZAttI\A58 *“"* “ * k * ’ ‘
\ The Iiltest Bid, at GEO. T. BEELAND’S, Jeweler, 320 Second Street
MALLARY BROS. & GO.
[Engines, Bote, Gins
MACON, GA.
SAW MILLS,
351 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET
Machinery AU Kinds.
SHOPPING IN EUROPE.
'*- ■■
Women the Managers of Most of tbo No
tion ami Specialty Htorea.
Outsldu of tho largo European shop* of
national fmno a stranger h" knows
where to ask for his or hor want*. Tho
small shops Includo everything, but what
things iu what shops I* tho puzalo. In a
small Gorman town, nbon mosquito net
ting was asked for at a general dry goods
store, tho inquirer was directed to a small
Ration, or what tho English term a ‘I thread
and ncedlo,” shop fur it When found, It
was wrapped In a nowspoper, and a largo
pin served In tho plooo of twine. This
sounds primitive, but no ono would think
of oouplalnlngof tho parcel's appearance,
oxccpt‘‘tboso particular Amorlcane,” onu
of whom did protest most energetically
against It "
Tho glorcshops aro very small, bat also
well fit tod up with ono or two countors,
oomfortablo scats, a decorated window and
mirrors. Why Is It that so many shops
show mirrors dlroctlyopposltoacustomor,
When sba docs not require tho old of ono
In her purchase, unloss the idea Is to
keep her In a good humor! In London
ono of tho best glovora sells hosiery down
stairs and glovos and fans abovo. ’ They
also show gloro boxes, stretohors nnd pow-
dor shakers lu tho sarno oasos with gloves.
Mon soil the glovos hero and only try
thnm on whon requested to. Only war
ranted gloves are exchanged If they rip or
tear when first putting thorn on, and only
tho host qualities are warranted.
In Faria m"**’ of tho ramo custom pre
vails, though the chiof Bhops aro larger,
ono on tho Boulevard doa Itnllona having
two windows. No hotter glovos Can bo
found tlmn ore sold at tho Bon Maroho
and Louvre, where the glovo trade Is Im-
monso, but tho small shops havo also an
oxcellcnt trade. Many of tho costumo
hbuscs soli gloves to match oacb"dress,
which take.* trado that may bo called high
Clara nnd higher priced. While tho sales
people do not offer to try on glovos, thoy
will dolt when roquosted to, and all first
class gloves nro cxcliangeablo under tho
conditions prevailing horo.
Borlln abounds In glovcshops, also VI-
enna, Hamburg, Drotdan, and Munich has
at loast two neat ones, soiling a promi
nent niako manufactured In tho outskirts
of thnt city. Women are tho clorks horo
nnd aro very prominent In tho moreantllo
clrolcs of Europe, especially In Franco,
whoro thoy scorn born with a business tnot
ond fnanlty unknown to other nations. In
Berlin tho display of dark rod plquo gloves
In a pretty window was marked "Now
York aty, V’ Europo did not take kindly
at flrst to \rgo buttons, but now they are
pronouuo - very ohlo. Tho fashion of
Keeping gloves of all sire, looso in a largo
raokogo that was noticed In auveral Ger
man shop* docs not favorably lmprora an
American accustomed to tbo neatly .wrap
ped aDl l boxed glovca shown In this coun-
try.
What wo call notions—noodles, thread,
dross stays, pine, bindings, Mo.—aro con
sidered small wares and haberdashery in
Europe,-tho latter term bolng common lu
London. Tbroodnecdlo street In London
protiably received Its name from tho anull
wares or “thread and ncedlo" shops that
were there lu bygone days. Such shops aro
universally curried ou by women, and of
ten tho owner docs dressmaking or plain
sewing,—Dry Goods Economist.
VITAL TO MANHOOD.
■ JBftJp* 0. WEST’S NERVE AND BRAIN TRF VI
GOODWYN’8 DRUG STORE,
Bole Agents. Cherry Street and Cottoa
Avenue, Maoon. a*.
Friend—Why are you so cmhuelestlo on
lh« auoj-aci of women’s Miff ram*?
Mr. No joy—The elections Always come
In lh« spring and fall, don’t they!
"OrtalDiy."
Well, get’em Interested In the cam
paigns, and they’ll forget about house,
cleaning."—New York Weakly.
Much of ths protended ullv.oU Imiwrtcd
Into this oountry u msdo up In large part*
Of i**nut oil pressed from African snd In-
dlan peanut*. IVanut oil Is not only very
fY 1 o11 - hut Is an excel-
n ^, ,or flnu ““P* *“>» valuable for
Ulumlnitiac oursoau.
Soldo ring Aliunlulum.
On© of tbo drawbacks to tho general uso
alumlntuai hos been tho difficulty of
aoldcrlng It. Many persons havo entirely
failed In their attempts to unite alumin
ium and other metals or to Join two
phee* of aluminium. A film of oxida
formed upon tho surface of tho metal
scents to Ito tho cause of tho nonadherence,
and tbl* all ordinary method* havo here
tofore failed to removo. Booont experi
ment* havo brought out new methods,
-ml a compound of 60 paru of tin, 86
f aluminium and S6 of silver makes a
solder that has thus far worked admira
bly. It la neco-tsary to keep a clean metal
surface, und this can be dono by heating
tho aluminium to bo united until the sol
der can l»> kept In a soft state for an in
stant after contact with the plates or sec
tions. Thla causes a costing of tho solder
*- adhere to the surfsco of the mstal, and
further trouble Is experienced. It has
n suggested that the outside of alumin
ium article* that are to bo put together
should havo a coating of thla solder ap
plied to their edges. If this were done,
tbo difficulty would bo removed, as tho
ooatlng. Already firmly fixed, would need
“ further preparation.—jNow York Led-
S«r.
The protection attorded to tho earth by
snow U shown by Rbcrmayor In tho “In
fluence of Frost." In one observation tho
temperature of tho air above tho snow was
six degrees below icro. Under the snow
the thermometer stood at 83 degree*.
Hard are life’s early steps. And but that
youth Is buoyant, confident and strong
In hop* men would behold it* threshold
ami despair.
Clrolevlll*, o., woa to named because
It was originally situated within one of tbs
Imlian tuouiiU oircioa.
An invaluable product
made from the finest
beef the world pro
duces,
* Extract ol Bee!
LOOK OUT FOR COLD WAVE!
Window Glass, Mantels, Tiles and Grates,
Hb.v Is ths time to buy ths aboie before the cold weather comas, j havi
(Us Urgent stock South, with prices lower than evsr.
T. C. BURKE.
o. P. & B. E WILLINGHAM,
MACON, GA.
SASH. D00R1 tUMBEl MOliLDIlii PAINE 06 AND CEMENT.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
LEADIHG WHOLESALE HOUSE.
L. Cohen & Co.,
J* L> HACK, Manager,
• Macon Ga.
LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO,
Cheapest house In Macon*
Orders promptly filled.
A trial aoltoUed.
MACOH SASH, DOOR &> LUMBER CO.,
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS,
-AND MANUF ACTURERS OF-
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work.
Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair,
BUILDERS’ HARDWAE. Etc.
MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA
(IN BOTTLES ONLY.)
On account of Us r bsolule purity, wholeaomeneas, good taste and quality
to aid digestion It U a moat pleasant and refreshing beverage, an article
Incomparably strengthening to the In valid and convalescent.
This beer Is brewed from tho best selected malt and from hops Imported
from Bohemia. It Is brewed after the new existing method In toe Hof Braue-
rel at Pllson. Bohemia. Barbaras*. Is a light, palatable beer, unexcelled In
taste and brilliancy, and on account of Its excellent quality Is preferred to
the Imported Pilsner by connolseurs. , u
Iho dinner table and for a lun ch there Is nothing better than a bet-
ULLMANN & WILLIAMS,
Sole Agents.
of Barbarossa.
Delivered anywhere in the city. 'Phone 434!
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—To the
Superior Court of Said County: The pe
tition of O. P. Willingham and B. E.
Willingham, and such other3 os may
become associated with them, ohows:
L*t. That they d^ne for themeelvee,
their successors and oh signs to bo incor-
poraited under the style and corporate
name of the O. P. & B. E. WHUnsrhom
Co. for a terai of twenty yeans, with the
privilege of renewal at the expirtUion of
said tfcne, with the rlcht and prower to
have and use a common seal, to eue and
be sued, to plead and be Impleaded un
der eald corporate name.
2d. Petitioners show that the object of
the ABsodatl'm is pecuniary gain and
profit to Its sharchoMenj; that the prin
cipal buskvetw they propose to carry on
te the manufacture and eale of saah,
doom, blinds and all kinds of wood
work and building material; to pur
chase and sell at retail and wholesale
builders’ and . painters’ supplies and
hardware of every kind of materiaJ .and
merchandise used In the building, crest
ing or Improving of homes br real es
tate; to purchase, hold and*sell, trans
fer or mortgage both real estate and
pensopal property of every kind nnd
chtwucter, and vO file and record da said
corporate name builders* and mechan
ics’ telns for ma'terlal and mippJles fm \ DR. J. j. SUBERS. i i
n]ohcd In the erection of home* vr oth-’ 1 p,rm, nen tiy i octted . lB tt ,
£» lu « venereal. Lost snsrgy re
•tored. w *- *“
ft
$3 SHOEn'o 0 ^;^
^.vnNECMF&mm
POLICE,3 Solu.
ftKSS«N?
NsSENO Fog CATAL0QUS
rW*l.>DOljGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
Yee cm mjinFlmhmhi W. U
Psosera,we are the largest maDtifactsrere of
idvertlieu shoes lu the world, sud guarantee
i! 0 ^* J °* by stomplag the name sod price on
.ho bottom, which protects vvm .gainst hlxt
trice, end ths middleman’. pVoht. Our .hoe-
ROCHESTER SHOE CO.
I . U13 CHEREY STREKE.
AMUSEMENTS.
AOADEMT OF MUSIC.
BENEFIT OF
MACON’S NEW HOSPITAL.
Monday Evening, December 3, 18M.
Artistic recitations by MISS DAISY
BADGER, selections from Shake-
■Pvare, hlnl tone reoltatxona, eSuraater
ImgwtwonuUona and statue postner. «c.
Mualoal mmSbera by itva. S. E. C. Ever
ett. Mis, Deane McAndrew, Mrs. Will-
lama . Mrs. Wolls.a Kt others. Mi m
Baslgor non a eerUtlc-.tte from the New
York CormcrrvttTOry. she has roolterl
«rth euoceas In New York olty.
HIGH GRADE SPECTACLES AND
EYE GLASSES
ACCURATELY FITTED.
JOSEPH E. WELLS.
CToLsBERRY STREET.
erwise. to tnk© and hold titles therdlo
as security, amd also mortgage and oth
er Menu as by law may be created there
on, amd to oniforOe the . same. And to
this end petitioners pray that they may
have the power in said corporate name
to borrow money and to create liens if
necessary upoa the real estate or per
sonal property of the corporation, and
to take ami hold note*?, mortgages,
bonds, or fiuoh other ei jrlty os may
render them safe in the transaction of
the business of the corporation, and to
sell, transfer or endorse the same. ’
3d. That the capital stock of the cor
poration eha'll be twenty-five thousand
($25,000.00) dollars, ddvkled into shares of
one hundred ($100.00) dollars each, all of
which 8h<Ul be Cully paid in n t the time
or beginning business. Petitionem .ask
the privilege. Bhould they desire to ex-
erdae it. of Increasing from time to
time the caipHal stock to rnn amount not
exceeding In the aggregate the sum of
one hundred thousand ($10CT,000.00) dol-
,4th. Whenever any stockholder shall
r e paid In his full subscription to the
^Iral etock of said corporation. * or
's.tfft.11 have paid out of hie private prop
erty debts of said corporation to an
amount equil to his unpaid mibocrlp-
Mon, his liability shall cenee. That tho
principal place bf business of said cor
poration Bhall be at Macon, In Bibb
county, Georgia, but petitioners ask the
5S V ?S5?' 6hould desire to do so. of
establishing agencies of branches of
their onid business elsewhere In the
state of Georgia.
6th. Patiltlonens pra y that they may
*° "wel.and oistmlxe
under this ohartor as sootl tu same shall
ltave been granted, that -they may make
?ueh ru.31. regulations and by-laws
binding.nn. their, own members, officers
and agtots. not Inconsistent with the
laws of this elate or of the United
Statco. as may seem best or be oeoes-
eary for the execution of the business
for which they are incorporated; that
they mao- elect such officers an NitUxwt
Interest of the association requires/ vn l
generally do and perform all other acta
n *Pf** r y to the carrying on of their
eafd bualnesj. and tb exercise all the
Privileges conferred upon
similar private oorporalionB under and
by The lam# of said btate.
Wherefore, your nctl.'lonere pray that
an order be granted tncorporvtlng them
after due notice hereof has been pu”
Hshed as required by law. PUO
WILLINGRAM & LANE,
PetiUonere’ Attorneys.
A true copy from the original no-
il'imi” now ° f flle Ln tWs otflTO ’
ROBT. A. NISBET. Clerk.
SALE.
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—By vir
tue of a resolution of city council of Mn
con. wlU be sold to the .highest blddc:
beftete the court house door in suit
oou.nty, on Wednesday, the 2Sth Inst,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and i
p. m., that j>art oflotoncf 1) in blbcl
thlrty-o:te (11) s. W. C., ln cHy of Md
con, «1d state and county, bounded oi
8,reet ’ «> SSttS
Ire on another b]
lot of lira. Martha Cheeves, and on an
other by a thirty foot alley, eaild prop
erty having beeto purahased by tlu
city of Macon under sale for taxes du
by Jno. W. Tracy. uu
C. H. HALL. JR., city Marshal.
A. T. HOLT.
.Beal Estate Agent, 3C Ssoond street.
I have some nice houses yet to rent
Come and see me about them. Severn
farms to rent, and some splendid offer
Inga for sale. List your property wltl
ran do wfthT® a Ch ° nC ° ‘° £eC wh3t 1
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
,*tored. Female IrregularlUea am
is. „ “ oa,c ’ Cu» guaranteed
ij"!® In confidence, with stamp
610 Fourth street Macon. Ga.
DR. a H. PERTH,
SYH, EAR, NOSH AND THROAT.
** SECOND STREET,
MACON, GA.
BR. t. H. SHORTER,
RYii bar, nose and throat.
Office rn Cherry St, Macao, a*.
DR. GILMER’S
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Cherry. ^ re * ideaoe - street ne«
MACON SAVINGS BANE
*76 Mulberry Orest Macon. Ga
Lupitul and surplus $150,00C
Pays 6 per cent Interest on deposit
of 11 and upward.. Heal estate loans 01
ths monthly Installment plan, and low'
on good securities at low rates. Lear
depository for trust funds, will mi *
administrator. executor wuHref.? 01 . a '
celvsr snd trustee. "
IL T. POWELL President
H. G. CUTTER Idjffi
J. W. CANNON ggg
EXCHANGE BANK
OF MACON, ax 1
OF MACON, OX.
I. J. Larasr, a— » y„—
PrssMsnt Vlc^Prel^.re
J. W. Cxbxatsa. «v..re-- M * M * at
s^JrsssrLss?9
of any ’
Ths largest capttal aaTstu^i
bank Iu Mlddls Georgia.
TH£ UNI01 SAVINGS BANK & TBUSfld
MACON, GA
It. J. Lunar. Prasldsnt; Gee. w ...
Vtr. Vic*-President; 1. W. (CL??i2
Cashier; D. M. Nsffigaa. AccouaTai^
CAPITAL 000.00,. SURPLUR 00.000.
Interest paid o* deposits s par east
per sasnm. Economy is th* road t,
■wraith. Deposit your ravine* any the#
Win b* In created by IntsnaL Cora
pounded —ml nnmnilja
J. U. Johnston. President. J. D. Stotaou. Vloa President. L P. Hlllren Osshlw.
The American Rational Bank
MACON, GA. ,
SSaJMs" lshts
dance Invited. “MUGUusU wU 1 receive careful attenUon. tJornaDora
First Moil Bank,
OS’ MACON. GA
CAPITALiSURPLUS, $260,000
R. H. PLANT,
PREblDliNX.
W. W. WRIGLEY,
CASHIER.
It C. PLAITS SOR,
banker
MK0H* GEORGIA.
ESTABLISHED 138}
Banking in all its branches. Interest
Allowed on Time Deposits.
e handle foreign exchange and arran<rg
travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild ol
London l'o? all European points.