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THROUGH EYES
FEMININE.
I fain would write a flonnct on Her
brow
Or :4 lyric on Her figure most neleet,
Out l‘m puzzltU very greatly to know
how
Wo write ’em there, because she may
object.
1 don't nuppese <he*©ri»den effect
In deoonMftg va* ever more perfectly
carried out atom ft Waa at the break
fast of'Mrs. TV. II. Johnston ami Mrs.
Andcitson Kceae yeoterday morning,
The dimaiSk cloth wtia completely cov
ered by «m'e*(jut*Ke set cf thread cam
bric doylies. embroMcrdd fn gokl bun-
ketb, with .trie dainty Dresden design cf
flowers. The sot consults «C the centre-
piece, twelve largo doylies nsid very
tiny ones for finger hosts; each piece
Is « wuric at art, being beautifully
done In all the dainty abodes and scal
loped <n while, W.ue. pink, yellow nuri
Ijvcmlcr. Beneath $h« irigo of each
pretty square wun a fringe of maiden
hoar fern, that gave such s natural
look to the tntfbraMcry that one could
smell the delightful odOr of atm va
rious flowers. But, In reality, this de
licious frormnee daano from twenty
smtl' cut gkass opeitgnes flllewl with
MwerttrtS flowers and placed In groups
of three on the embroidered linen. The
contTep'ece wu» » come bowl of cloth cf
poM tuid KaXfierine Mermet roots wtth
hell',drape and mntitco-hfajfr fern, Am
effiatlvc cluster sit, one end was com-
p »eed «f violets In one qoorgne, hy.v
chub* In another tm«l pink gera
niums tn the Dhlnd; the ether flowers
wore small blush roans, narcissi, pink
and r,-l OxuivtirDi. reil plumbago, flUea
of the valley, h<f1atn«pp and forget-
me-nots. Tfie tout ensemble cun bo
better I mag'tied thun descrilnd, for It
reminded one of a minimum- flower
ipiribsi that bus roached perfnotion In
evriy spring, 'flhc ptmoe cards were
pretty writer-color sketches, cucti rop-
resfiKIng flic title of tv book; thtsie pro
gressed. and tic bulbs who were suc
cessful In gueeslng them all were Mrs.
B. C. Smith and IMrs. B. B. Park.
The first iprlso was «n ortKitlo volume
of "LuoUc." w*tth water color lllimtru-
taont; the second a, copy of "Booumenls
In Evidence." The bmikfast was ele
gant I» Us every nfc>po)nitment, and
wit anti repnrleo reigned supreme.
Tito f.fflowlng In a 'let of the lnvlte.1:
Mrs. BenJujn»n SmliHi, Mr* William
FsWgsi .Mrs. Claude Manning Badgf y.
Mr*. Ed Burke. Mrs. fieorge W. Dun-
eon. Mr*. IV. L. 'McOarw, IMrs. J. M.
Johnston. Mni. Jt. E. park, Mrs.
George Wtodloy, IMrs. It. H. Plant,
Mr*. J. V. Hannon, Mrs. 'McIIattlxil.
Mrs. Susie Collin*. Mrs. Leo Jordan
and Mrs. Boss White.
, ,,,
Mr*. C. T. Mil* and her handsome
Son of Ortffln ora spending aeverti!
ritiy* wllb 'Mr*. Emory Wnshlp on
College street.
Everybody Is enthnsldntlo over the
Brownie Christmas tree to he.givcn at
the home of Mr*. C. T. King, on Col
lege street, tomorrow. Certainly no olio
will miss the opportunity of seeing,
hundreds of til Me Drawn** made by
the best artists In the cMy. Then, too,
Hama Claus will bo on hand for tho
bensflt of tho llltl* ones arul M 4s an
excellent opportunity for yon «n lot
ymir wants be km fail. A Brownie In
the proper gift for your sister, your
brathsr, your courtn and your aunt*,
nod I donlti thhrk any one will be per-
feelly trappy wMtaout a Brownie thl*
Christmas. Thfh entertainment. wMoh
will be given for the benefit of tho hos-
Irital, Is Sgpiicdhuiy deserving of p.vrton-
uge, not only because of It* object, but
because the ladle* have *pent much
time alii pains to -make It an elegant
»nd enjoyable ofTJlr. Let everybody
attend.
M*
Ml** Cfcirile Conner entertained a
few friend* at eubhre last evening In
honor of IMtui Ommp of Rome. The
uffilr WO* ono of tJin mint elegant unit
enjoyable small parties given thin
season,
Mr*. Ifmmothftm and her two Wrml-
some daiighhem, Mrs. Biol and iMIss
UmmStbcrtn. of Lewvnnworth, are the
gtrcnls of Mm. Ausltn. While In tho
city fhey will be at. homo a't 358 Now
■Iregt. ^ v
Mr*. PJdmurM Jennings of Columhlft,
fl. C., I* wending this week with Mr.
and Mr*. W. B. Jnnnlngs, on Georgia
■venue.
Ml as Btl.v Wolf ha* gone to Atlanta
to spend tho holidays wltth friends,
■Mrs. James a', Thomas carried sev-
end oharmipg young girls up to At
lanta yestoriliy to nftond the
"HPrando" show at tho Grand luat
nhw.
The Athenaeum will meet at the
reoldene* of Dr. Moons tononss
evening. An Interesting programme
His tiivn prfnml and the meeting
will be un especUUH'^enterKilnUig one.
Mr;. E .T. Horn g.we an elegnnt din
ner Id the Alney-McAndrew hrld.it
parly at hw home, on College strent.
Tuesday evening uNer tho wedding.
The dinner was u moat elegant nlfhlr
amid the guest* were ontorkHned In
that ehrtrmUrgty hospftabto manner
Which I* ehamctew.lo of this hoatces.
WEDDING AT WAYCBOSS.
Wftyoro*i. Gn., Dec. 13.—(apodal).—
A nodal oveoit of great hmwimanco In
Wsycros* was »h« quiet ham* wadding
ytaaerdur nflernoon of Col. lev Craw
ley to MU* llalillo Murplioy, llev. Geo.
w. Matthews oltlclatlng. No young
pi'qde In the community stand higher
(bon -they, and tlelir friend.* unite In
wishing for linen a long life of great
htaSdnti.
After December S3 Col. amt Mrs.
Craw Icq' will bo at home to thVir friends
in Albany avunu.
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I I. SOCH3TV AT JACKSON. 1^'
Jiaokrwn. Ga„ Deo. 19.—(Special).—One
Of the moo; pleasant imtcrtalmnou'.* of
the han mi was jjl\*rt K ti».' iMorri^an
on liuit (MomlCy cvcnlmr. at
wtolfti the trtr niut UmAmr of
Jackedtin wero prraent,
wVt an early Ubur ttV trucuta boxan <o
Arriv>\ to&tfli tho vtvaokty in-
W.rtQ by <ht> ocoteion. Thv youtuc b\*
illtt*, «;tbxxl in ^vcmAOK ro*tunw«» nevor
ai>i»i‘artsl u»t»n* fahdnn'.liw. vMlo
iMvmx rn<vn fully sUHtaltKtl 4hdr nv>u*
tatbm for Kailantry.
OU’flMliloQpd were much on*
|o>*oJ, AfOn* vnhloh 91k» MoK« enter*
tvioco tho “Wlrti an axx-'olttnt fear
dilion c»f "Th» Uaevody an*l no
(tie truc«l* <o oho tUAlite
at "110111110 Owwl ■they ful!\
iho wadtri!ul v'uUiwmKm o!
ihia txcdleol vot'aMnu
At a lattt hour 4he thirty «bap«*ratM.
hopl?n? .to A'riMSTionco a** (safety an wi*
l*ic again crc the oM year takee iia
Bttt
TtiOM ktvitod wore XlhsH Man* C
ana ^'harbti lMnkney, Mtes Nellie Hl«-
pinn arid Proft^teor Lca*M, MIhh Edit
EXlte and W. G. Tbon)|)aon. CVlifta Hat.
Ii<* Uuitroll mnl Robort N. Ktfficridxe.
Mira Virginia L. OdcKoo and Mr. Joho-
s*»o. Mm M>rail* Pound and U L
i. -Mitt* <'1 >*l«* McOalluni and
U. ^1. Wafon; UMli Carrk* iMcCaHum
aad George Cannilohaol, Maw Mary
Duke and <S. it. Klnanl. Mix* Carne
Hrt' hiiw* mhJ K. 1. Smith. Miaa Annie
Nutt iwwl K A. t<:»n*h.**m. ML* Uzvl:.*
s’nutfiit«*t* *mx1 R. J. Cknolniel,
Rati an^l Prota»or J. C.
li!art.ngnna\ Mkn» Marv* iMoMn ha«*i an 1
].G> Mcl>tta<kt, VIIM Africa v'armk'ha»*l
and W. T. Kelley. Ufa. Ta*.*w*
IXxdcer «<nl J. U. l*anx MfciMfe lvib
l>ruu*nlng, Po.tsi UcMldii<l« Arw- !•»
JadDKm . iMintsv CannKiun*!. Kannl
Mr. \ H St want. Mr Will Vlon
vr:ef. Mr. «id Mrs. K. lxc Sir.Uh. Ms
and Mm Chao. C. Saudi. Mr ;Uxl Mr^.
\V. M. I\X)U.
THE MACOH TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORUTNG, DECEMBER 20, 1894
:
NOT THE SAME GIRL.
Bat She “Wm aud* Tim. Hadn't Made
Any ClungM Jn net*.
Tho following anccdoto lias both a oom-
Ical and patbctlo side. What a long time
00 yean la In tbo life of n human being!
And how far apart, how upllke in tastos,
fadings, opinions and habits man and
women can Ireome who In childhood slept
tinder tho samo roof, attended the same
school and dreamed of nothing hut of be
ing friends forOTcrl A gentleman whoso
“courtly manner*'’ wen: mentioned in /ill
the newspapers when ho died, n fow year*
after thl* Incident, fancbjln his old ago
that he wluhod to s o hi* lx<yhood friends
nnd most of all tho fair young girl whose
love long years beforo ho almost, but Dot
quite, had dared to a«k.
He forgot c'.imtry manners nnd called
at half past 11 In tho forenoon. Ho was
asked to walk “right out Into tho kitch>
en,” m thero was no flro anywhere else.
His early admiration stood beforo him In
a worn ntllro dn*«s, no collar nnd a wldo
and not faultlessly clean apron. Her half
< iiiihcd grizzly hair wa* tuf:k* d und' r n
rusty black loco cap trlmmod with faded
purplo ribbon. Sho had no teeth, and a
hugo pair of silver bowed spectacles wero
pushed up on her brown, wrinkled fore*
hood.
Fifty-two yoars beforo they hod parted
with n kiss, nnd bo had been Intending to
moot her with oik-, mid thus bridge flu*
chasm of years, hut ho ebauged his mind
when through his gold bowod glasses he
took In tbo plcturo beforo him.
Wiping her hands on her apron, shognvo
him a hearty handshake and bado him
“sit right down,” adding that they were
“billing hog* and frying lip lard,” but If
lio would “stay to dinner” alio would have
“a flro put In tho front room.”
Of courso bo declined tho Invitation,
and for his own comfort as well ns for his
convonlonoo ho determined to inakohis
call short, fitlll ho must say something
complimentary beforo leaving, but what
could ho sxiyf
Just then tho lard boiled over, and with
• shrill cry (o her daughter to “oome
quick” tho woman Jumped up and caught
hold of tho kettle. Tho smoko and per
fume wero in themselves far from agrroa-
bio, but they wero grateful' to tho caller,
an tbuy gave him a chnuco for tho desired
compliment.
“Your step has lost nonoof Its elasticity
since tho evening wo sauntered together
along tho banksof tholt,” hosnid, “whllo
this’’—-holding out his gold headed cano
—“is needed to support mine.”
1 'Yes,” answered tho woman, "I'm ah
Fpry as a kitten, and I bavo thought ever
slnco you’vo been hero that I was glad
enough tlmo hadn't changed mo as it has
you.”—Youth's Companion.
C00K8 ANO THEIR DRINKS.
Why the Doss of tho Kitchen Goes on on
Occasional Spreo.
"You nBk If sho is a drinking woman,
mn’orn!" said tho proprietor of a restau
rant to n lady who had Inquired about tho
character of a cook. "Why, yes, to bo
suro, sho has her sprees, but sho always
sobers up enough to do her work woll. I
go vo her u recommendation as a first class
cook, and I didn't think It necessary to
say any tiling about her drinking, for they
noarly all drink. Thoy need It to keep
themselves up, liccauso they swallow so
much hot air. Wo give them spirits on
prlnolplo, and other houses do tho samo.”
Various reasons bavo been glvon for tho
Intompomnoo of this class. It Is said to bo
duo to tho tasting of sauces, oto., flavored
with spirits, to tho lack*of nppotlto which
tho constant sight nnd odor of cooking
produce, nnd tho consequent necessity for
stimulants to glvo strength tocontlnuo
Work, or to tho exhaustion of tho system
by tho high temperature, which produces a
craving for spirits. \Vhato\er tho rail to,
it is pltlablo to know that many contract
hnbltM that blight their llvos and ontall a
mlsernblo old age.
Women who cook for small families and
whoso work Is not exhausting aro not
specially prono to tho oxcosslvo uso of
stimulants. Tho troublo is with thoso
who In hotels, restaurants, largo board
ing houses, oto., aro in tho kltclion nnd
over tint stove from morning to night.
Undoubtedly thoro aro temperate women
uniong thoso, but many aro intemperate.—
New York Tribuno.
Netting Malay Tapirs.
Colonel Clmrlos D. llloks has arrived In
tills city after spending two years in the
orient. Tho colonel has lioca hunting
tigers nnd wild boars with tbo rajah of
Jadpour, nnd has also been pursuing ta
pirs lu tho Mnlny peninsula. Ho said:
"In starting out after tapirs wo lake a
flat bottomed boat, with a bamboo liouso
on It, lights In tho stern and equipped
with a crow of nntlvos. Thus provldod tho
hunter sails up tho river. Now, thero Is a
loaf of a peculiar troo in Malay, which, it
buraod.omlts an odor which can bo smelled
for miles and miles. Tho smell draws tho
tapir*. So no tapir hunter omits lo keep
a supply of thoso leaves.
"Wo wero supplied with nets, nnd when
ever a tapir was caught In a not wo had a
lively tlmo. Tho tapir would flounder nnd
fight. It took tho best skill of tho natives
to hold him till ho could bo towed to land
and secured. However, ;ho natives aueli
as wo employed had had so much exporl-
euco that thoy managed tho work well.
"If wo over camo unexpectedly upon old
and young taplra together, tho old ones
would immediately kill tholr young to
prevent tholr capture."—San Francisoo
Examiner.
Don’t Forget
that when you buy Scott'sHmuI-
slon you are not getting a secret
mixture containing worthless or
harmful drugs.
Scott's Emulsion tamiot be se
cret for an analysis reveals ail
there is in it Consequently the
endorsement of tiie medical
world mtant sorntthing. ^ ^
f Jgnjuhjloij^
overcomes IKnftV. promotes
the making of Solid J'letA, and
gives Vital Strength. It has no
equal as a cure for Cough,, Cold.,
Sor. Throat, Bronchitis, W.ik Lunp,
Consumption, Scrofula. Anaemia, Ema
ciation, and
Wasting Diseases of Children.
IcrtiaSMMM.N. Y. AM Mc-uritl.
VITAL TO MANHOOD.
m Pm. k. c. warns nerve anp braix yrtat
XIENT, mmpoclftc tor H>»UtU. PtnitMww, Elte. Nro
rmlci*. H«***lv hr, Ni>o«*u» pnwtrmtttici rtuml t;
•levv*i.d or l< WmJLefalnoa*, M*nU! TVprewelstt
S.'fWatM of Urata, wu«n< insanity, wlarry, ,W**
was, ou Urmnm, lorn of
IVwrr la MlSar *n, lwpot<*ory, L#«c«>rrtMMi mad mi*
yWqslm Vwtaiwu. lnvofmaury D—, Sp«rma
tarrb.v* rtowl by s.T*r~*Etf1loo fl| brain. 8rtt
ion**, om-Indilranni. a t»tiU:'i tmfm«ol,ll.
S I>»r IA tvjr man. With aach orOar for 6 boxa«. mni
Si wUi raod artttaai «amram««t U> rafuad if o»a rarad
tluarar,lMa UWrtl by ^.*wot. WttCTM MVEK PII.U
mre .Mu-h Heals, he. iDerfWni^. i
rsrrfDypilpsiN«M iVaalimUoa.
II GOODWYbTS DRUG STOBJL
Fop Monday, Mai aM
.iWllTBg
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Brass Fixe Setts, Brass Coal Yases,
Brass Fenders, Brass Andirons.
Make your wife happy by giving her something useful
and ornamental. Full line at T. €. BURKE’S.
Get in the Procession
Thero is a rousing Overcoat push at this store.
Whatever the garment you pitch upon, the price story
is Bure to be very little. There’s economy, great econ
omy, in buying now, even if tho Overcoat want does
not materialize for four weeks.
SANTA CLAUS May feel poor this year, bat here he can hay lots for little
money. See if it isn’t so. GEO. T. BEELAND Jeweler, 320 Second Street.
MACON, GA.
351 lo 353 - - - CHERRY STREET
^lilUU) DV11U1 Uj
SAW MILLS,
Machinery All Kinds.
Y. L SOPPY CO.
ANOTHER WEEK OF OUR
HOLIDAYSALE.
The public certainly seems to appreciate our efforts to
furnish ! >'■
at prices within the reach of the most modest purse. The
crowds daily in attendance, the numberless expressions of sat
isfaction on the part of purchasers, and the large sales withal,
have alike been very gratifying to us.
This week will chronicle marvellous happenings in prices
at our store. 1 ■ _ .
Open evenings until 9 o’clock till after Xmas.
Gapes, Goats, Jackets. Useful Holiday Gifts.
X iimitoj number of Astrakhan and
Black HuskUu Lynx Capes. p.
Ladles’ black -and navy tvillor-mide
Capes, fur nnd' brsld trimmed, or silk-
lined , flood, worth $6.50, holiday
price $4.00
Ladles’ Itafloymadc dotrbCe Capes of
tins melton, beaver, cheviot or covert
cloth, nnd capes with ihoods Uned with
plaid, gT.oce or sunk stlk, worth $12.50,
holiday pries $7.00
Tho latest novelUes In ladles' fliio
applique MmmOd tailor-made Capes.
worth $17.50, holiday .prlco $9.93
Ladies’ taHor-mnde Jackets, worth
$5, holiday price $?,00
Ladles’ tailor-made Jackets, worth
$3.00. holiday price $5,000
Ladles' taflor-made Jacket, worth
$10.00, holiday price $6.00
Ladles' taV.or-made Jacket, worth
$12.50, holiday prlco $7.50
Ladles’ tallor-mnue Jacket, worth
$15.00, holiday price ....$10.00
Silks.
Wo have by far <he best selected nnd
largest stock of black, plain and fancy
Silks ever brought to this city.
'Ma^nlflceitt assortment of high-dam
Silks fbr suits, nnlsts and ehlrts re-
crived during the past week.
Embossed Silks, Chiffon*, Silk Cre-
pons and Japanese Srepea In nl the new
colorings.
Thirty Dross IMtterns, entirely now
designs, In ovcnlng silks. Just received.
Black Dress Fabrics.
We have new in Black Dress Goods
Imported Wl»l C re pans, FVincy
Weaves, Mb 8HTTP's Wide Wole
Sergea, bought far beln.v rail value
and to bo soM thafl. wtiy.
A witty styles, cut pieces, in line
ImporUsI CMtings, such as .meltons,
beaver, clay, UlUtfoiuls and wtrlpscoiMs.
o. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM,
MACON, GA.,
m ooofii mm, houldihgl painti m mid im.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
LEADIHB WHOLESALE HOUSE.
L. Cohen & Co*
LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCOh
Cheapest house in Macon.
Orders promptly filled*
J. L MACE. Manager. • • • ttaeon Oa.
A trial solicited
INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS,
I J t —AND MANUF ACTURERS OF— 111! 4 —J
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work.
Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair.
BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc.
, Offlte« and Salesrooms,
400 to 410 Poplar Strsst,
MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA
(IN BOTTLES ONLY.)
On account of lta ijbsolute purity, whwlesomenem, good tasto «od qualltj
to aid dlgeatlon It Is a moat pleasant and refreshing beverage, an artlcli
Incomparably strengthening to the In valid and convalescent.
This beer is brewed from the best selected nvait and from hops Imported
from Bohemia. It is brewed after the new existing method In the Hof Bran,
rel at Pllson, Bohemia. Barbarossa Is a light, palatable beer, unexcelled ii
taste and brilliancy, and on account of Its excellent quality Is preferred ti
the Imported Pilsner by eonnolseurs. ... .. . „
For toe dinner table and for a lun ch there Is nothing better than a bob
tie of Barbarossa. TJLLMANN & WILLIAMS,
Delivered anywhere In the city. ’Phone 434. Sole Agents.
HIGH GRADE SPECTACLES AND
ETE GLASSES
ACCURATELY FITTED,
A. T. HOLT,
Real! Estate Agent, No. 355 Second Sa.
Several nice suits of rooms, 4b"
Spring; a nice suit of rooms, 718 Fine
6-room house, Lamar street; VIneville
$16. 5-room house, Crumip’s avenue
VlnsvIKe, $15. 7-room house, Roger
avenue, Vtaeville, $20. 6-room house
io7i W'.iin.'u afreet. $18. 8-room house
753 Plum street. $25.
Several small houses and nice stores
JOSEPH E. WELLS,
654 MULBERRY STREET.
SPECULATION.
Chenille Portlerres, full length, extra
quality $2.49
Fringed borders Chenille lUblo
Covers 98c
a i-2-yard lengths a)l-3nten Table
Clohts 03o
One doxea all-linen Doyilles 49o
One dozon all-llhon Napkins ....90o
One dozen all-linen hemstitched
Ttnvele, large rtze $1.60
T.iffota silk shirtwaist patterns $3.00.
Extra-heavy bSaek gros-gnalil Silk
Dress Patterns $9.00
Japanese Silk Dress Patterns...$4.90
Wool Henrietta Dress Patterns, in
black $1.75
All-wool Surah Sergo Dress Patterns
Wool Dreas Patterns In fancy weaves
$1.00
Saline Dress Patterns 75o
Gingham Dress Patterns 60a
Ladles' Tailor-Made Capo ......$3.00
Ladles' Tourist Jacket $3.00
Children's Jackets $1.00
Lsoe Collarebtas 90c to $0.00
Children's Thibet, Angora and Lynx
Sets $1.25
Canada Sable, French Seal, Water
Mink Neck Soarfli, animal heads, $2.00.
Best Silk Umbrellas, Dresden
China Handles $2.93
Eiderdown Quilts $3.90
‘Qiltfora'.a Limb's Wool Blankets
price $1.50
Crochet Spreads 50c
Marseilles Spreads 8Sc
Six padrs ladles' Foot Btack Hose,
extra quality 75c
Six pairs gont'.emon'a Paet Black
Hose, extra aioallly 75c
Wlnsor Ties 19c
Tartolse Shell Side Combs ..10c to25c
Suede Kit Gloves 35c
Glice Kid Gloviw 75c
LnVllos' Hand Saitohels ........... .DSe
Gluve-ritring Corsets, while nnd
gray 60o
■Sllk-e.avervG Head Reals, hnnd-
padntcvl ' 39c
Lndl03 whdte hematttched Linen
Han.lkercOUirfs 5c
La,lies' eoflMlnlkh all-linen Hem-
■ Utrtwd Handkerehiofs 1 12 l-2e
LsdJee' uK-llnen ombraKlcred border
H-mdkerohlefa. extra. Mafaies 15c, 20c,
25c.
Ladles ebriddered mmournlng hem-
sttcMeG Handkerchiefs 10c
CIUVIpen’s silk Hhndkerkchlefe. ..10c
OenMemra'a all pure linen, Eoft-fln1sh,
hemsutchvd Haridkercriief* 15c
Gentlemen's . pure linen white silk
hemstitched Handkerchiefs 25c
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.)
EXCHANGE BANK.
OF MACON* GA.
H. J. Lamar. Geo. B. Turpin.
President. Vice-President*
J. W. Cabaniss, Cashier.
We solicit the business of merchants,
planters and banks, offering them
courtesy, promptness, aalety and liber
ality. The largest capital and surplus
of any bank tn Middle Georgia. »
ME UN1AH SAYINGS BANK & TRUST CD
MACON, GA.
B. t. lM.rn.Ar, Prwldenti Dm. B. Tar-
iitr. VlM-Pi-rtdMfti J. W. Ozbonlaa
Caahler; O. M. N.lUgu. AccounUnt.
CAPITAL $Z00.00t. SURPLUS, $30,000.
IntorMt p*ia ea doportti I per coat.
ftt uiua. Economy I* th. rood to
V Mlth. Deposit your a.vln(* uy th.y
will be lncre&wd by lat.rte*. Com.
poundwl MmUinnua’ly.
MACON SAVINGS BANK
570 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga,
Capital nnd surplus $160,000
Pay* 6 per cent. Interest on deposit*
of $1 and upward. Real estate loons on
the monthly Installment plan, and loan*
on good aecurltle* at low rate*. Legal
aei««ltory for trust fund*. Will act aJ
administrator, executor, guardian, re
ceiver and trustee.
H7"tC POWELL Preeldent
IL G. CUTTER Vtae-Preeldent
j. w. CANNON Caihler
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
All persons having demands against
tlic estate of Edgar P. Strong. Site of
Bibb cuutriy. deceased, are hereby no
tified to render In their demands to tne
undersigned according to law; and all
pet sons Indebted to said citato are re
quired to make Immediate payment.
Thtet.' the 27th day of November. 1894.
LEWIS A. WOOD,
Executor of tho estate of Edgnr P.
Strong, deceased.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. J. J. SUBERS.
Permanehtly located. In th* »p*
dairies venereal. Lost .energy n
stored. Female lrregulurltlee an!
poison oak. Cure guaranteed
Address In confidence, with atnmp
110 Fourth etreet. Macon. G*.
DR. C. IL PEETE,
BYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT,
205 SECOND STREET,
MACON. GA.
DR. t. H. SHORTER.
EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
OSlce 5(8 Cherry St, Macon, Ox.
DR. GILMER'S
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
Offlce and residence, First street, nero
Cherry.
H. A. BROWN. M. D..
Rcoldence coruor Ohuroh and Lei
lV >‘ - strees. East MaObn..
all’s In the day lor the present wll
be answered from McCreary drug store
Telephone 196.
M. K Freeman. H. O. Griswold
FREEMAN & GRISWOLD.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Masonic Building, - - - Macon, Ga
JOHN R. COOPER,
-. Attorney-at-Law.
Exchange Bank Building. Rooms 7 aai
8. Macon, Ga.
HOPE POLHILL,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
355 Third Street.
W.L.Douclas
$3 SHOEr!?rowak®n<j.
i. cordovan;
FBZNCH A CNAMCLLXD CALF.
[4*3.M FlNC CMJ&KWOAROa
♦3.SP POLICE,9S0LES,
ts^SSSSSWi
*2.*l. 7 “ BOYS'SCHOOtSHOES.
■LADIES’
- DROCKTOhtMASa. -
Over One Million People wear tho
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They dve the bost valuo for the money. •
Thoy equal custom chocs In style end fit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
From Si to $3 saved over other makes.
. If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
ROCHESTER SHOE CO.
613 CHERRY STREET.
ADVERTISEMENT
placed In the classified columns of Thl
Telegraph Is sure to bring
RESULTS
. til nil A. 1
(ESTABLISHED 1881.)
& ALTMAYER & FLATAU,
Wholesale Dealers in Liauors, Wines and Cigars,
457 AND (53 CHERRY STREET. MACON. GEO. . .
Th* bent Liquors lor the least money. Send for prlco list.
> ALTMAYER A FLATAU. Agent*.
I LEADS THE WORLD, f
•Llbbey’s
Ubjhrtft Award World's VWr. g
If j'ouwaiittbef
tfinest quality cut*
il glass, buy goods S
. , J having this trade j
mark. 1
cSSTh. SOLOMON, Sole AgtiL |
J. M. Johnston. President. 3. D. Station. Vie. Preeldent. L p. HUlyer. Oeabler.
The American National Eank,
MAGON, GA.
CAPITAL, »ww w w ‘ ,|J50,000.00 SURPLUS,^ «r on n w %, $21,000.09
Lergeat captul of any national bank m Central Oeorgi.t. Accounts ot
Ifnkt, oorpornUons and indi/idualn will racolro careful attention. Oorrsnpofe
donee Invited. Y
First Midi tut,
OF MACON. GA
CAPITA L1SURPLUS, $260,000
R. H. PLANT,
PRESIDENT,
W. W. YRIGLET,
CASHIER.
L C. PLAirS SON,
BA.NK1JER
■ iCOIV GEORGIA.
ESTABLISHED 1853
Interest
Banking in all its branches,
allowed on Time Deposits
We handle foreign exchange and arrange
travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild of
London for all European points.