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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1894
THROUGH EYES
FEMININE.
6he ttvtt. -when She learned that h«
Old fled,
HSs photograph tram the aaee;
•'He bta broken my heart." *0e weep
ing hMi
. "And 1 -wUI break hl» Mce.”
Mias Emmu Wise went to Amerleua
yesterday to. be the guc*t ctt 9tr».
jtyaak Lanier for a week or ten days.
•••
Otter e* Chutrltn Conner, Mamie
Hattther end Ida Maugham went down
to MereNvKvI'le yerterrtiy -nwolng end
wFJ return this afternoon. Ttvy were
attendant* lit Uhe 'Harriiion-Frederick
m-jirriage alt -float jifctoe Viet evening.
There will be a’lLnge and very de
lightful remain at the Log CJibln Club
this evcnint?. 'Arrangements. have been
(mode for curs to return to the city at
10:10 and 11, aa eonte at the married
folks do hit oire to etny until the
r.'.pee. This la the flrat german elnce the
ThmnkKftvtna affair and every one te
eager for the club to be openetd again.
Hie Cut Okiaa Ruohre Club will be
entertained Oils evening by 0)1. and
Mrs. Lee Jordun, and the members of
tbit charming orgunwatlon are antic
ipating wth much pleasure this par
ticular party* - .nu*.., j. ..
Unique Japmeae Invitations have
been lwiuod for the PivSbytertV 8un-
<luy school bnaawir Uhls. wvenlnft. How
ever, this card dues not include the
ndmlmlon fee of 25 rent*: It bus been
nent only to the spoclyl friends of the
young ladles who -painlclpz-te, and ev
ery one te oordbiljy and iMcnestly 111'
V'tfd tV> come. .HI tlet, the Invitation
holds out such novo! tnduewmients that
few people who n‘id It will resist.
• Come to tJhe feast of lanterns; cornel
Oome and n-"tr the big tum-tuml
Come Odd see the teW'-n drIM!
Come, but ditiamre your dolttr bill.
Twenty-live cents will let you In—
I,et you htt-vr a pood ohln-chln.
’A JsipirtPSe girl will let you out
With oysters, ton, and u 'toddle-wboul
.lust what the "big tum-tum,” the
"ifliln-ohVn” and a ••Mdiile-.aihout* ’aim
ciery one will be curious do And out,
but certain It Is thm She most nttrac-
dlve pirt at dihe program mo Is the Jap
anese girl who lets you In to see the
pretty lantern dctH, for here arc the
name* of the young ladles wtho will,
In costume, wield the -magic lantern:
Misses May Kennedy, Cleveland Smith,
Ethel CTeene. Alrmee Dunwoo-ly, Chilro
lllpley, Ftobertia Dentils, Mat tie Hum,
May Nottingham, Brodt-e Lutb-n-
berger. H'-sn l.ttlk, Jeannette McLean,
jbnupfl Lee Campbell and Mairle Det-
trc. The InvHiitlotie are written on
Japanese paper, In the shape at an
envelope tied with Mikado ribbons. It
opens fo revolt tide rhyme In the
centre, with the date, prior of adnnls-
olon, ote.„ on cti-cdt at the flaps.
Worn«n have good r-aeon -to raise up
tlhelr bands and ery: "Long live the
ptiln *k.lrt ntld fancy watstl" It Is a
fadhlon from uCitih tarn bo worked
w< titters of economy. A wbenun bant
ling one sklrti of tdaek ml In, velvet or
medre, sod •anntihler of Ivory m-tln. bro-
chde or moire, botlh cut Just right, wt-tb
great organ-pipe ACds at the back, a
-weB setuout ihom all- around and n gen
eral BtiffnesB and crispness to tlhe
-Whole, will be e-pil[mi*l for ult but the
meet formal affairs, If who lias a well-
chosen out lit of fancy -mists. Theso
my be of vHvi-t—an c-pi-cHI fad Just
ttnw-of chfffon. dmpe.1 mtln or nllk,
of satin covered -wltth applique gufpure,
or silk draped with Jnttrid taco of cut
out velvet over antic of n- contrasting
icokir, of thoevny Jetted and spangled
bibosde, -or of any ot the Innumerable
fancy eilken weaves, rtrth silken grena
dines, for Instance, over lining of con
trasting color. As -for colors, literally
n-ny oonlblnatton fb.it is Jinrmonious,
or even correctly striking, and tb*t Is
somVitldng often very very different
from btemeny. may be employed.
Ccrlso, un-pot wWb tutrok Chiffon. Is n
favorite nothin, title great puffs of the
s'eeves being slung Info loops of cerise
ribbons, t-tsit they may not droop too
much, and rlblmn being gonerdusly
emptoydil at -throat and -belt, must 1s
flwbhiiraAric, either In eomhlnaUhm with
block or cnrlse, or made In several of
IIS own shades. Yellow and crtstm
laces are mudh employed, not only In
yokes, colkars and -berthas. but tn -all-
over seemless effects, Grmt spreading
coVOprs of lies -are used with ail sort*
of bodices, lending on unflattng effect
of elegance, oven when the taco Is not
a, genuine antique.
OH. WHAT A COUOHt
Will you heed tits warning—the sig
nal. perhaps, of tho sure approach of
that mors lerrlblo disease, eonsumtlobf
Ask yourself If you can afford, for the
sake of saving r-o cents, run the risk
and do nothing for It Wo know from
experience that Shiloh's Cure will cum
your cough. It never falls. This ex
plains why more than a million bottles
were sold tbs past year. It relieves
croup and whooping cough at once.
Mothers, do not bo without It. For
lame back, side or cheat, use Shiloh's
Porous Plasters. Sold by Ooodwyn *
Small Drug Company, corner Cberry
street and Cotton avenue.
P ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
1 Why do so many peopls we see
around us seem to prefer to suffer and
be made miserable by Indigestion, con-
stipsthm, dirtiness, loss Of appetite;
coming up of the food, yollow skin,
when for 75 rents we will sell them
Shiloh's Vltallier .guaranteed to cun
them?
Sold by Ooodwyn A Small Drug
Company, corner Cherry sCnet and
Cotton avenue
p. r. r.
(Prlokly art, Poke Root and Potas
sium.)
Makes Marrolons Cures in IUood Pol-
i eon, Xlbcunuitlam and Sornfuki.
P. P. P. pur'ties tho ldoo<l, builds up
the weak and dbhll tatftl, gtreq strength
•ho awnkened ih-twes, expels OlMoee,
giving itbo iviil-.nl lioniMi raid linppl-
jaws subsist sickness, gloomy foollngs
and lasstudo flrat invuilUvl,
lo 1 lined poison, utorixu'lal poison,
malar a. -lyajviW.i, and In all Mood
and nklu disoasoa, like Moteims, pltn-
idea, efld ctuuno uVvjw. scuM-
hrad. wv ray .without fear of contra-
dloKou ttiat P. P. P. (a the boat blood
piutfivc in the world. ,
ladles wtvv») syoiiuns aro polsenod.
sml tvitoso bloovl Is In an 'tiitmtv eou-
dltlen. duo to monatnui IrtvguUrltlcei.
are ivvwliarty i-ewtlnvl by thv- wvwdec-
ful too o and bV)iX1a-Jmnsiug ptoportles
of P. P. P. (Prickly Ash. Toko Root
and Potassium). For rale by all drug
gists.
Ii'ppmau Tims., Proprietor*,
li pptmu's TUook, fkminnah, Ga.
POST FORGET TO RDM 13MHER
that impure, unlwuWiy Wosl is prraent
in all, anil ttio dlttvat cause of many Uls-
rasea fr->m w-hleh w suffer, rarofttla,
rtwnmwUam and speo'fle i)»im* «Utk
hive twragod tho «trtb ami (lolsoncd
the bkxxl of ctition* tar gi-mauilona,
and a tv- tfao i-rti parents of Indcecrtba-
Me ttonurs are untie ntx-aiMe control
of P. P„ the only mfliB ble blood pu
rl Bar known.
The P. P. r. Rk>od One has post-
tieeiy cured numerous cosot of rv-rnfuls
and aiVt rbt-um in a kiort time, where
all -hirer Mood pur flee* taw foiled.
l’husar* b> take; applicable u> dis
cuses if Infancy or okl age.
A
-WOULD BEAUTIFY MACON.
A Valuable Suggestion ns to Sldewniks
Made by a Citizen.
Several gentlemen were speaking yes
terday of the beautiful pavement rc-
iently laid on Second Street, In front
of J. H. ic \V. W. Wllllanw' place, and
csjo of them remarked ho-.v beautiful
the streets of Muoon would be If tbs
sldowaikn were all paved with these
lM<s» and She otreets paved with vttrl-
fled brick.
Said one of them: "It has been the
Tettgroph's lublt to call attention to
new rt/Terpriscs established In our
midst, espedatly when there Is uny ten
dency to improve or beautify our city.
So, why don't vou notloe this? The re
cently started plant for making Hex-
ngou tMo# for Sidewalks will. If prop
erly patronized. a**l»t very much' In
giving our street* n more modern city
like appearance. Since tfce ftty council
ha* passed an ordinance y> prevent the
oontinued use of brlcir pavements the
attention ot propertyowners should be
directed to the lp<e*tigatloa of tlteae
handsome tile».(-Th*y are almost as
cheap ns brick' in tile first outlay, and
whon duraWMty Is considered, the
economy^is evident."
,/ IN THE PAVILION.
Four favorites out of five -were flint
to psew the post at Now Orleans yes-
terdny. Think of It, and the track clear
at that. Such spore Is certain to give
SHtk!i?aitttion, except lo those who want
the earth.
But iipeuulaton* arc nod unreasonable,
a aid know a good thing -when they see
It. The aittendani-e til tV- pavilion was
fair, anil bustnc** brisk. There 1* a
rdniwlng oard on the board for thfa af
ternoon. They'll all tie there.
AT NEW ORLEANS YESTERDAY.
Firs: Raoo— 1 Phlrteen-alxteeenth of •
mile. Tima 1:26 1-t.
Mias Mamie, 102;3to 1 (JAII1I) 1
Derures*. 102; 3 to 1.. (Utah) 2
Ouard. 102; 10 to -1 (KnbtlY.) 3
Soooml Rare—Nnven-clgh-ths ot a. luliil
sbllkn. Time-1:33 1-2.
Ten Spring, 105; oven. (MoCue) l
Aduh L., 102; 10 to 1 (Scherrtr) 2
WedgefleM, 110; 8 lo l.(Van Ki-uron) 3
TWnl Race—On -mile: selling. Time
Young Arlan, 110; 4 to 6(J. MoDonald) 1
New, 1(7; 5 ito 2 (Penn) 2
Mezzotint, 98; 20 -to 1 (Keith) 3
Fourtih Race-One and onowlxteemih
miles. Tfnio -1:54.
Riaynam), 80; 2 to 1 (A. Birtve t) 1
Poytonln, 105; 4 to I (Kcllit) 2
Melody, 112; 2 to 1 (Penn) 3
Fiftih Race—One and tSuvc-sixiccn- tni
miles. Time 1:25 1-4.
Otthm Browm, 10J; 20 (to 1. (Slaughter) 1
BOb Holomon, 102; 2 to 1 (J. Hill) 2
Charlie B.. 102; C to 2....(Vunkcuren) 3
Trax-k Hk>w.
-AT -NEW ORLEANS TODAY.
First Race—Five-eighths of a mile;
rolling.—Vocallty, 113: Toss Hill, 103;
Cara -Mia, 103; Stark, 103: PomgranP.e.
103; Pisa, 105; My Dutoh, 10«: Red Top,
100; Rlaok Jack, 106; VcrfLI, 110.
Second Race—One and onc-ctghtih
males: selling.—Woolsoy. 98; lUllly .Me-
Konvie, 98: iBuot Up, 101: Peytonii, 101;
cihartur, 102; Mallih) (Irani, 107; Hot
ppnr, 110;’ 'Burrell’a Billet, 110; Dob
Campbell. 110.
Third Race—Three-quarters of a
mile; hundiuup.—LongllmAik. 115; Gold
Dust, 101; Resile NHOhoLs. Ill; King
Craft. 104: Dolllo. 97.
'Fourtih Raoe—One and- thre-.vl.vtecnths
mllos.—•pkitHV.xn.M-, 09: Clara Bauer. 99;
Cyrus. 102; Dap CoWrts, 104; Ixink. 101;
Jwle O., 104: Jamilne. 104; Van Chlae,
104; Lol-tle-Mills, 104; IMetnnpolr, 101.
FKtlh Itnce—iScven-oghtho of a mile:
selling.-Joco. loo; -Dink White. t03:
PbISupenu, 604; Denver, 105; Zekc Ilsmly.
106; Pram Connolly, .105: Masonic Home.
106; Tex-m Star. 105; Canaryvllle. 106;
Danwhe. 108; Silver Prince, 109; Roval
Flush, no,
First odds -received fn Putzcl's Pavll-
lo« at 1:15 -p. m.
RINGING NOISES
In thr ears, sometime* n roaring, buzz
ing sound, are caused by catarrh, that
exceedingly disagreeable and very com
mon Ulm-asc, Loss of niuell or bearing
u'lso result front catarrh. Hood's Sar
saparilla, the greal blood purlller, ts a
peculiarly successful remedy lor this
dlseu»c, which It cures by ptitirylug tho
blood.
Hood’s I’llla are the best after dinner
pills, assist digestion, prevent r-onstl-
patlou.
FREE PILLS.
Send your address tn H. K. Rucklen
A Co.. Chlongo, and get a froo sample
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
trial will ro-nvlnco you of thotr merits.
These rills are easy In action and are
particularly effective In the cure ot
Coustlpadlon and Sick Hemlache. For
.Malaria and Liver Trouble* ttrey have
been proved Invaluable. Tltey are- guar-
anioed to be twrfeetly free from every
deleterious substance unit to bo purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their notion, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowel* greatly Invigorate
tho system. Regular size S5c. per box.
Sold by H. J. I.onmr A Son. Druggists.
Our stock ot lounges Is complete for
Christmas trade. Puyno A Wtltlng-
bsm.
FOR 20 YEARS
Jhe formula for making Scott's
Emulsion has been endorsed by
physiciansof thcwholewortd. No
secret about it. This is one of its
strongest endorsements. Gut the
strongest endorsement possible is
in the vital itrtngtA it gives.
E-mjjlsJoij
nourishes. It does more for weak
Babies and Growing Children
than any other kind of nourish
ment. It strengthens Weak
Mothers and restores health to
all suffering from Emaciation
and General Debility.
For Coughs, Coldz, So re Throat, Bron
chitis, Wssk Lungs,Consumption,Blood
Diseases and Loss of Flesh.
Seoul Seen*. K." MOngiials. SOe. fts4|l.
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
December 14 nnd 15 and Saturday
Matinee, t
Grand Presentation of rainier Cox's
i Famous Juvenile Opera,
'THE BROWNIES."
One hundred bright and pretty Ma
con children In the east. Magnificent
costupras, epeolal scenery; most unique
n l tract Ion of the season.
FOR BENEFIT OF HOSPITAL
And presented under nusptoes ot
King's Daughters.
Price* as usuaL 5t. 75. 60 and is cents.
Seats ood sale at Ludden A Ikiten .
BCHl'RERT 8YMrlU)NY CLUB
AND LADY QUARTETTE.
Finest Musical Tnlent Ever tn Macon.
THURSDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER S).
On* Night Only.
AT MACON VOLUNTEERS' ARMORY
For tho Deneht ot the Volunteers.
Tries ot admission, 75 cents.
PC
lit
NECKWEAR)
IIAJLP IIOSE,
GEOVES,
IIANDKERCH’FS
CANES,
UMBRELLAS,
SUSPENDERS,
UNDERWEAR.
MACON, GA.
351 lo 353 - - - CHERRY STREET
Engines, Boilers, Gins
SAW MILLS,
Machinery All Kinds.
SANTA CLAUS Hay
money. See if it isn't so.
is year, but bore be can buy lots for little
T. BGELAND Jeweler, 320 Second Street.
W.A.DOODT CO.
CONTINUATION OF
The invitation extended to the public one week ago to
attend enrly our money-saving sale of Holiday Dry, Goods met
with even a more liberal response titan we had anticipated.
The people seem anxious tQ avoid the rush qf ante-Ohristmas
days and to make selections before assortments are broken.
It may be because every depart
ment In our Immense establisnmcnt Is
overflowing with goods, sparirihig with
the '.ti-teet tint* of -farblon, and a', prices
absolutely uu.tppm-aChLiblc It; v.tlu?.
Pe ifihls aa It may, our store ts crowd
ed from morning till nlghl ivl'h hap
py. eatsfled purcihasers, and the ■time’ Is
one of rejoicing to them as well a*
to us.
Came eur5y and get the pick.
Coats, Capes, Jackets.
Every express brings to us the-lat
est creations Itt Ladles’ Wraiw. Our
Eastern buyers let nothing new emape
fh«m.
Ladles' black wnd navy Tailor-made
Capes, fur und braid trlmmcl, firmer
price JC.50, now ,64 P0
Ladle*' Tillor-mnde Double Capes
of tine Mc-lton, Braver. Cheviot or Cov
ert cloth, former prh-c tll.r.j, now J7.
Lvdles'tlno talMr-nvate toirrlat CMpiw,
wtl-h hoods, lined with plaid, gluce or
Bitr.tlh silk, formor price tll.69, now t~.
The Mtest novelties in ladles' very
fine applique trimmed T.dlor-insdo
Capes, former price <17.50, now 69.9S.
Lhdlcs txllor-*»-idc Jacket* Wmt wore
<5. S3. <10. <12.50 nnd <15 respectively.
Wive been marked for this sate <3, <5,
<6. <7.60 nnd <10.
Wo are showing a line of Astrakhan
nnd Black Russian Lynx Capes, a ltm-
tled number only. 4
Colored Dress Fabrics.
Sd-Incti Navy Blue Storm Serge and
double-width Tricot*, former price !5c,
now 13 l-2o
Changeable -fancies, Wool Diagonals,
Melanges, Whip Cords, former prices
25e and SSc. now .ISo
40-lndh Silk and Woo! Mixtures, in
garnet, blue, brown and gray Mend
ing* of oo'or, former price ISe, now SJc.
All-wMol Ohovlot*, KMnnels and Gran
ite Cloths, 40 Inches wide, former price
75c, now ...,35o
All color* tn 40-lnah all-wool French
Serges, former price 65e, now 39c
42-inch all-wool Covert Cloths, former
price 65c, now 39c
64-lnch nll-wod Covert Cloths, very
tine, formor price <1. now 76c
Black Dress Fabrics.
We have received this week on ex
ceptionally beautiful nssortment of fine
Imported wool Crepono. foncy weewes
and vdde-wolo Serges, In blsck. These
goods were bought far below mil
value und. wlU be sold the same way.
All-wool Frendh Serge, nll-wool
r:Un-proot Storm Serge, all-wool Hen
rietta*, 40 to 46 indhe-3 -wide, former
prt-oo 65c, noav 390
A variety of styles, cut prices In
flue Imported OMaklnga, such ns Mel
ton, Betwer, Clay Diagonals and Whip
Cords.
Silks and Velvets.
We -arc showing all the new Shades
In Embossed Silk, a most beautiful
fabric for evening gowns. Chiffons,
Silk Cropons and Jhpanese Oropea.
24-lndh Juipanesc Silk, black nnd ool-
ors, former price 75e, now „t9o
2t-!neh black Gros Grain, splendid
quality, and 21-Inch Black Taffeta, for-
mer price <1, now 75c
(Figured Taffetas In select designs,
single color ilhrmds, former price <1.
t**W 1 75c
Extra-wodg-ht Fancy Brocade Taffe
tas, former prices <1.48, now 9Sc
Peru de Sole, Faille Francalae, Moire
Antique, Satin RojmI, Crepe Armure,
In hl-aek, former price <1.60, all now 98c.
Holiday Linens.
Hemstitched Linen Table Covers.
Genuine Turkey red Tlble Linen..35c
Cren-m D.imask Table Linen SSc
-Pure White Table Linen, 60 inches
wide.,
.60c
An all-linen Hucktvbaek Towel, ex
tra size and hemstitched 12 l-2o
Turc linen Doylies per dozen 49c.
Blankets and Quilts.
Just at the commencement
Blanket weather -we arc going te sell
Blankets at manufactures' prices.
No matter how we dot It, It Is suffl-
clent for you that you can buy Blan
kets, Eiderdown Quilts and aheap Com
fortables for lees money than they
were ever before sold for In this or
any other city.
Holiday Leaders.
Oanad.1i Sable, French Seal, WUter
Mink and Eastern Mtnk Neck Scurfs,
animal heads.
Side Combs.
Jet and Steel Buckles.
Ladles' Silk Umbrellas. Dresden
China bandies.
No. SO Moire Silk Ribbon 10c yard.
Ladles' -white Hnmetltehed Linen
Handkerchiefs 6c.
Gentlemen's pure white silk Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs 25c.
Short lengths Canton Flannel 4c
yard.
6,000 yards Dress Ginghams 5c.
LOOK OUT FOR COLD WAVE!
Window Glass, Mantels, Tiles and Grates.
Nfrw to tho time to buy the above before the cold weather comae, j have
(lie Uneft stock South, with prices lower than eva*.
T. C. BURKE.
O. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM..
MACON. GA*
SASH DOORS, LUMBER, MGUL01N31 PAIMR LIME AND CEMENT,
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
LEADIHG WHOLESALE • IIQCSE.
L. Cohen & Co., &
0
J. L MACK, Manager, ... Macon Os.
LIQUOKS, CIGARS snd TOBACGa
Cheapest house in Macon.
Order* promptly filled.
A trial solicited.
MACOH SASH, DOOR & LUMBER CO.,
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, S60.000.
CQNTBACTORS and BUIXiDERS,
) < .Utah —AND MANUF ACTURER3 OF-— 1 4- II S il -)
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 1 isolute purity,
to aid digestion It is a most pleasant
Incomparably strengthening to the In
This beer Is brewed from the beat
from Bohemia. It Is brewed after the
rel at PUson. Bohemia. Barbarosso. Is
tadtc and brilliancy, and on account
the Imported Pilsner by connolseurs.
For tr.e dinner table and for a lun
tlo of Borbarossa.
Delivered anywhere In the city.
wh-olesomeness, good taste and quality
and refreshing beverage, an article
valid and convalescent,
selected malt and from hops Imported
new existing method In the Hof Braue-
a light, palatable beer, unexcelled in
of Its excellent quality Is preferred to
ch there Is nothing better than a bot-
ULLMANN & WILLIAMS,
'Phone 434. Sole Agents.
HIGH GRADE SPECTACLES AND
EYE GLASSES
ACCURATELY FITTED.
1 JOSEPH E. WELLS, I HU;
854 MULBERRY STREET.
SPECULATION.
HAMMOND & GO.,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
Stocks, Bonds and Grain Bought and Sold,
or Carried on Margin,
P. S.—Send for explanatory
circular on speculations ; also
weekly market letter. (Free.)
HOPKINS, DWIGHT & CO.
Cotton Exchange Building, N. Y.
Liberal advances made on
consignments for sale or to
be held.
J. L. ANDERSON,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
Plans elevations, details, printed sped-
tlcutlons and bulKline superintendence.
Estimates furnished and contracts
promptly executed in any part of the
state.
rostofflce Box No. 168. Office No. 1624
Third Btreet, Macon* Ga.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
AU peraonr 'hnvLng demands against
tlio /*t2Vte of Edgnr P. Strong, Sate of
Bibb oouffty, deceased, are hereby nd«
tided to render in their demand* to tne
undersigned according to law; and oil
persons Indebted to said estate are re
quired to make immediate payment.
This, the 27th day ot November, l$94.
LEWIS A. WOOD.
Executor of the estate of Edgar P.
Strong, deceased.
GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—W. A.
Davis, administrator estate Mns. Mary
llogvtn, represents to this court that
he has discharged hi.s trust and n*ks
for letters of dismission. This is there*
fore to notify all parties' concerned to
file objections. If any they have, on or
before the flrst Monday In March. 1895,
why ho should not receive Ms dismis
sion. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary.
A. T. HOLT,
Beat Estate Agent. 36 Second street.
I have seme nice houses yet to rent.
Come and see me about them. Several
farms to rent, and some splendid offer
ings for sale. List your property with
me and give me a chance to see what I
can do with it.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. J. J. SUBERS.
Permanently located. In tbs spe
cialties venereal. Lost energy re.
stored. Female Irregularities and
poison oak. Cure guaranteed.
Address in confidence, with stamp,
610 Fourth street, Macon. Ga.
DR. C. H. PEETE, ,
BYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROATS |
, <06 SECOND STREET, Ul .[j |
MACON. GA. " ■’ I
DR t. H. SHORTER,
EYE, BAR, NOSH AND THROAT.
Office 668 Cberry St. Maooa. Go.
DR. GILMER’S j
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Office and residence, First street, near
Cherry. -
H. A. BROWN. M. D.,
Residence corner Church and L«
stress. East ttfoebn.
Oalle In the day for the present w4
be answered from McCreary drug etor
Telephone 196.
M. R Freeman. H. G. Grlswok
FREEMAN & GRISWOLD,
•Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Masonic Building, ... Macon, Gi
JOHN R. COOPER,
Attorney-at-Law,
Exchange Bank Building. Rooms 7 an
8. Macon, Ga.
EXCHANGE BANE
OF MACON, GA.
B- J- Lamar, o*e. B. Turpin
Pr.Hd.nt. Vlc»-Fr..ld«i
J. W. Cab.nisi, Cuhlar.
- Wa aoUclt th» bualn.aa of mirabas
planter, and banlu, offering thi
courtesy, prompts***, safety and Ub
aUty. The largest capital and sun]
of any bank In Mlddl. Qeorgla.
1HE UNION SAYINGS BANK & TRUST Cfl
MACON, GA.
H. J, Lamar. President; G«x u. Tun
ptr. Vlc^Praoldrat; J. W. Caban La
Caahl.r; D. M. NtUlgaa. Accountant.
CAPITAU <300,00*. SURPLUS. *30.000.
Interest paid on deposits S per cult,
pe* nnsum Economy Is tho road ts
wealth. Deposit your savings say tbM
wilt be Increased by IntvMt. Con.
pounded mml-annually>
MACON SAVINGS BANK
670 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. •
Capital and surplus $160,000
Pays 6 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 a*
administrator, executor, guardian, re,
celver and trustee.
H. T. POWELL President
H. Q. CUTTER Vice-President
J. W. CANNON ~...c!shl«
X M. Johnston. President X D. Stetson. Vice President L. p. Hltlyer. Cashier.
The American national Bank,
MACON, GA
CAPITAL.e-w w w n w *«.I250.000.00 118,000.09
Uneat capital of any national bank la Central Georgia. Account* oC
tanka, oorporatlona and individuals tU 1 fSoelvs careful attention* Oorrevpo»>
dance invited. )
AN...
ADVERTISEMENT '
placed In the classified columns ot-Ths
Telegraph L sure to bring
. RESULTS
_ given, purouan-
an act of che general assembly approved
December IS. ISM. •'* my intention to
transfer to Ltxxio M. Smith eight t-i
Sharon of She capital stock ot the South
western Ra&vnd Company. Lizzie M.
smith, executrix ot Josefthlno M-, GtrU-
chkA nnd ChrisUni Smith.
First Muni M,
OF MACON. GA
CAPITAL! SURPLUS, $260,000
R. H. PLANT, W. W. WRIGLEY,
PRESIDENT. , jC 7 CASHIER.
I. C. FLAHrS SOK,
BANKER
ESTABLISHED 18(
■AC0IV GEORGIA.
Banking in all its branches. Intere
allowed on Time Deposits.
We handle foreign exchange-and arranj
travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild
London for all European points.