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ESTABLISHED IX IS20
MAIL ORDER
To those who live on the
rural mail delivery route
we would call special atten
tion to the great advantan 6
offered through our Mail Or
der Department. Goods or
dered in the afternoondeliv-
ed next morning.
MACON. 6A.. SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 22, 100:1
DAII.Y—fT.OO A YKAB
The Dannenberg Go.
not airaadv ^. 1 rea f ons vv,ly t,u * sto , r ? always has customer^, and why you should be among them if you are
neeessarv W^ .<1 1 , rarao “ so 0l, tlet this store lias for goods, both wholesale and retail. makes it possible and
oharees tlm huv direct from the manufacturer and importer; thus saving the profit the wholesaler
is a bier •i-i • i • ° s ‘ ve tlns 1D *ddle profit direct to our .customers, saving them 10 to 25 por cont.. This
- » item. Hunk it over. 1
C, II. CORSETS. C. B-
The wonderful popularity
this Oorsot has attained >n
the short time wo 1mvo had
the agency, speaks volumes
for the goodness of the Cor
set. We have them in all
the late models at $1, $1-50,
$2, $2.50 and $3. Try one.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
AT A RECENT SPECIAL SALE
WEAVES, su e
MERCHANT W II
0ra s SPECIAL SALE
'.'limi.suBoi'nMnc" 011 ' 1 SilUs Bought Direct fro OH 1 One of the Largest Manufacturers In the World.
s ts ci aiia\ti!I!d ni.ifK TiUm ' K " vonK - oir new
1.1. TELL YOU THAT in JS BLACK PEA! 1)1. «l>lf
■ >< i i.i i. hi > rK T,,K ilkht—norGHT avkh Aiii.iioo wiurrii in- iiuck silks, K.Ainn vi iwi all Tin: .wav am* nKsiH.vni.E styles ami
WEDNESnAV-lT A HAMPifTt.3 ! ,LK ® "»K HllillBR Tills sVYsi a t, s" . V.o'.. KR ' 1,1 U K ‘"""TV. BLACK KAII.K. 111.41 K SATIN. Ill I IIKSSK. BLACK liKOS all AIN AMI BLACK MOIIIE. KVKIIY III YEK AMI
CISTOMEH A CHAN! E ATTIIE *.;., PBICB Til AN "l I |\ Vl ,, Is a , J ? " 1 VH%M*. IA SPIW! OF THE AIJV AN1 E. NVE WILL SELL BLACK SILKS FOB TllltKK HAAS _ MONDAY. T1 F.SD.AA AND
’■A' nib HAIIOAINS-A CHASIF TIIIT ill ,2 \ IIAAF KAMI BEEN OFFEH fit* IB H.ACUX. HHAIKMHK.il THIS S A
HAT AA ILL Nor LOME NLAIN IN A I.IINIi TIME. SEE THAT Mil ALL URT IN ON THE LOW
R plrcr* 21-Inch l.lncfc |. enn .
nhnlr.nl,. *1.10,nl - worth «l oq S pl***« aT-ln«H Muck Hi4l« stile, worth whole- o. H B^3*" I l>ln«-k Tnffrln. on
...,U7 »mle Kl.in. n*. SC Wtlth wholfinh IIKp fur 00
Bfa 2:1-Inch KUO run feed black Tngctn. worth.
' B p ;rx L , ; M, : r . h .j 2 ;
10 z\7ZST.v\ . b !r. k . 7:!:'": 7. o v. h .: ;;,o, '-’39
•* piece* 27-1 nc!t h|m>k Indln sill*.
sale ft. 10, nt
-Inch hlnek Penn dr
tortli nhnlr-
xvliolc*nlp I
|iieei'M HU-lucIi hluek
85
Sole, worth
Sole, wnrlli | ^
R Bd-lnrh unit ran (veil block TnfTctn.
worth *2.10 nt
Utl-inch liInck Penn «)«• Sole, ttortli
:73
1.50
1.48
THIS HIVES T1IE OtT-OF-TOWN
.*! piece* an-Inch hlnek Pcnu dr Solo,
*2.2.1. nt
a piece* iltt-lucli guaranteed hlnek TnlTetn.
north *1.11.1 nti •• ••
a piece* 21-tncti hlnek (iro* Grain Silk, tvortli
*1.10, nt . . . .
1.65
1.25
(iro* Grain Silk, north ^
White and Colored Silks Retailed jit' Less Than Wholesale Prices
, ’" 1 ' P1EI F.S aT-INCH CHINA Rll.K, WHITE AM* ALL COMM*. WUHTH WHOLES
10 ?vholesalc 2 39ic, h at COl ° red “ h S ' lks ’ "' 0rth 35C i ' 75 J?!? U0S whi i®’ 1 j ,la , < ' k S l *3$" Gortlod Wash
I Mlks, worth wholesale ol)Jc, at.
45c i
pieces 2‘1-inch white Grope de Chine, with neat M*.
dress designs, worth $1.10, at
NEW WALKING SKIRTS
lOO n«-w .nil "tyll.l,!, mmlr Walking Skirt, of Unlit
wi-lKht nil wool Cheviot In mn. Krr ,
and oxford. norJh $<|.00. fur
■'.4.98
NEW BLACK GOODS
For Skirl., for Full Suit.. Mn.l niinplrtp n.«orlmrnt
In Mn con. nml It |> nreillra. In »n> llir Lnnr.l
Priced.
as-lneh Molinlr Grnnntc ,
BM-tncli nil «««l Cheviot Serge
.Id.Inch nil wool Cheviot* worth *1.21 fc
in-inclt Botany Gromit* Cloth ,,
.10-Inch Prunella Clolh .. .. ,,
44-lnclt Priestley** Cord Serge
40-lneh Silk Worp llenrelttn .. ,, ,, ,
IH-lneh Mprlng eight unlliii*lied Worsted .. ..
NEW WHITE WOOL GOODS
For IVniNtn and fnl! Salt*.
English Molinlr I'Am ise .« ,, ,, ,,
Engll*h Mohnlr Ceellllnn . * *, •* ** *
F.iigllnh Molinlr llrillinnteen .. ** .* ** ,, ,, ,
.12-lneh Prnnelln Cloth .. , ,. .* ,, .
10-Inch light it eight French cloth .. •• .. .. .
40-lneh Allintro**, iililte nml nil color* «* ** ,.
. ...10c
• ,s.’e
..Hie
.*1..1o
UMBRELLA SALE
NEW WOOL DRESS SKIRTS
ite ntyle l)rr*» Skirt* divided Into three *peelnl
.lo hlnek noil tin i y Skirt*, mmlr of nieilliim neluht
French elotli. *r\eu gore kilt plnlteil iilth three
fold* of tine Tntletn Silk nroiiiul
north * 1 o.imi for . . , ,
mecial sale of
NEW SILK PETTICOATS
TRUNKS
: u .6.50
LOT NO. 2—
100 lire** Skirl* of dlntinetlve cut nnd ftntnh. mmlr
of light nc'lghl llrmnlelotli ivlth *lile plnlt*. trliiiini'll
nlth hill* foliln of rood «|uullt> Silk In hlnek
nml nnvy. north *7.t»s for .. .. ..
LOT no. a—
I0O very *tyll*h Skirt*, mnde of medium tieight
cheviot In nnvy nml hlnek. trimmed ultli Tntletn
fold* nnd hn* drip Skirt of Silk llnl*hed lin
ing, northy Skirt
. v Hlnek nnd nil color*.
Silk liettleont*. north S.I.oo fir *a.0H
Silk nrtlleont** north *11.10 for ,1.40
Silk |p*ttleont* north *7.10 for t*..10
"Iiiiil the hot ton, ^ gQ Silk Hftttleonl*. north *s.7.1 tor . *7..l0
LAMES’ AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY
Ws M|I more llo*e limn nil th« other ntore* hi Mn-
«•*, l
•■i heentiae
for the inone>.
NOTE Till IE
1.49 - SILK WAISTS
275 fine heavy, nil Silk I nihrelln* with the very hr*t
natural handle*, nently mounted, north $2.2.1 I i(|
Monday and Tnr*da> - •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •
Jn*t 20 good iinullty Mlk \Vn|*t
or*, ivortli *l.'Ni, *IIhIiII> inu<**rd.
25% OFE-BLACK SILK SKIRTS
We plnee on *peeinl «nl»* MoiiiIm> 50 fine hlnek Silk
Dre** Skirl*, nil hnnilioiindy mnde of good mnterlal.
priced nt * I O.OO, *12.50. * 11.00, *10.10. *17.50 ftN.OO.
LESS SPECIAL lll'h Ol NT OF 25 PER CENT.
Roy** Ben i y rlhhed *« a liool llo«e, re
Glr|«' ftnr rihheil *ehool lln*e. i:,«* «
•' tvtrn henv> lile>ele lltae, 20
Ml* line heavy Uil,> •
RUN* I5e, fn*t hlnek nenmle** ||o
Lam** Neeee llaed flnlhrluinii llo*r, 5()e
litSlMf pure ||*le llo*e. pin III nnd luce
f Ma vnlu*
NEWS NOTES
GEORGIA TOWNS
<•1 tn relxtlre? itvl friend* Mi Ml*nt»
Mr M. J. VafMMi. aho h*»n been vMMur
i tie home of Mayor J 8. D*vl*. ha*
■turned to her home In Dublin
Mr. Alfred Newell-of Ntw York, who
.v i„.... on n short visit to hls father,
. K. Newell. tia < returned Bom**,
•well hold* a responsible posltlo
"ant.
I 1* i
the Near York \V<
in of whom all Albanians nr** pnn
Ira. T. M. Butner ka* rtturned to
m** In Savannah after a abort vl*l
r daughter. Mrs. M. F. Ilrlmberry
Mil* Willie Walters has returned fror
ei delightful visit to relatives and friend
1 1 Miss Blanche Meyer of Selnhc
the charming guest of Miss Fredd
t on Brrad ttreet.
Farki
PRETORIA.
PRETORIA, Ga.. Feb. 21.—On last
Tuesday evening Mr. arid Mrs. S. H.
Simpson gave n house warming ami
dance which was much enjoyed by the
young people. ,
Mr. Hull of Leary. Ga., spent last
Sunday In our little town.
Miss Suda Whitaker of Leary spent ■....*■■-
« f-» pleasant Jays «ith Ml-es »r W . • » „ , ...... ,
and Annie Puce last week. ! at the Hgdovasboot In Le<* county Thura-
Mr. John Pullen of Worth, Ga., spent jj uf j ^ we j| known to the p-»;de N ,
last Saturday and Sunday her**. 0 j Albany, and he was kept busy blinking * h(l0 .
Mr. Clements Is visiting hls father, j hands and renewing old acquaintances. Tlfton. ih
Mr. Perry Clements, «»f this place.
Mr. Hennett and Miss NHu* Bond*
reaux. Mr. Morgan and daughter. Mli«
Lillie, enjoyed a trip to the opera in
Albany. , M c
Mr. John F. Mo*o of this place Is orr r
visiting friends and relatives this weak.
Mrs. Robert Lilbum Entertained at
cards and crokonole last _ SatUTdhy
night. Those Invited were,
Hondreaux. Miss Lee la I re W
Lillie Morgan, Mrs. S. H. Simpson and
Mrs. Will Lilburn, Mr. John Pullen ol
Worth. Mr. John M<*o, Mr . Egon*
Lean, Mr. Arthur Plowden, Mr. Gus
“ and Mr. El wood Sumner.
liruwvu-
parlor,‘reception hall and dining*.
t beautifully decorated, ths color \ ji r>1 H
Convei
PA VO
PA VO. Ga.. Feb. 21. Mr. W. L. Ad-»JJ
&ms had the misfortune to lose four or
five head of beef steers that he was
fattening for market by the shelter
falling in on ttjein during the wind
M°rm.
The two or three rases in one family
Pronounced smallpox by the county
EASTMAN,
EASTMAN. Oa. Feb. JL—The most Im
portant event of the week socially, an'
ortalr.lv one of the most distinguished so
vial functions of the entire winter, wa*
Mrs. John Bohannsn’s raceptlon for hei
tti lira Walton of Cambrtdft, III., rn
Nlnd dH >' afternoon.
Mlsii The parlor, *
room were beaumuuy
scheme In tha parlor being *hat of j
th.* reception pink. * n l d lf lh JjLj^ andTvIo- I
SaSfvs i
- S3SJBfc**-7 js*£
„„ c«mi*"SS? Vroin’ rtirt.ll. ^u--®
Urved In daintily decornteil box*s which . Mr . t
<22?S3X&
grl-atlv nJmlred hum! of h.r ,l*tor. M"
Ilohannon. nnhannon received
»;L™'Ln f -. C d. U n« U .’i V*<'
Lhyil Ian 1, nothlnx more nor lo.s tt*.>
»hat la nil oA-er the county of Thonu
tit I, called elsewhere chicken p'x.
*• a very mild form and hut for a n
lapae by one r> arl >’ here, w ho had e:
himself. It would scarcely aa' ,, ln »n m •<-
"..tired. Those who have had It Mg Youna Mn* 1 * ■pei.l Cluh^__ ^
»»re up In three or four day*. , T hr Jllsse, »h«rard °I ttJf'^S'sher-
Mrs. Surah lleddlc k of Morven I* '!*• ,,guest* of their brother. »r.
Itlni relatives at Pavo. ard. hli returned from a
The * h o) nt Pavo which was close l Mr* Anna winter. Mrs. Hirer
weeks on account of the small 1. , etf. ■ ; " ; , .
^ ...in AMD kkllll di >II* t»»_ t T n "r 1, XiTl.a.*-
, SSLT^JSSfSuSS
had It nff*lr.
next week!
i f -n) pox scare, will
Os
eaU. of l’ensacuw, » *-• . g^ter were
. Prof. Robert * n i» a ii for a few
1 In Cochran. Oj-
..., v™ 1 sa »•*« *• "*** reU " rM
•ry . In Moultrie. Ot.^
tv. She w
a charm mm ucaui). , t
Mrs. M. p Hall Is secretary and i
°J* of the brightest .and best informe J
this delightful club.
Mrs. Heard contributed an excellent
|j*P*r on the happenings of th>* >; ‘ x *
VIENNA.
VIENNA, Ga.. Feb. 21— Mi
*ontres«or Heard received th
pub on Wednesday afternoon. Airs, i tifton J*
£»"4 ^^»r?KlamVfSlrtlB.| Ttm^ faT* ‘ nn it ivmm.harn o, Ch
^ by h^hrightn^any^„ th , »
??»“*?• - >'"• K. Tift. tbi. hotrr AA «1n. .d»> ? , lriin . 1>|rk
tv ,t of her IU ln , .„ m ,. tin:.- with h r d**:g
T.V home of Mrs. gr iir y r Smith on Park bver
if ft 5r young pwp]'« n C of Mi- Mrs F G Boh* wrlght -
frl 0; ..verlns given 1° f' T ‘,L .sments Thured.iv evenlntc In honor of
* o*ngbtfuI r *j5 e f . f>0 rt a dall of Cincinnati Mr* Patt« r-
II* •« those preset repori * , !t . Mr „ Lalh;tm 0 f Ms>
u r ' J vpnlng P*|J. *n ! Mr* Scott of Tamp;' *1
! rCvrung member* *»f VntVrtained heart- w»* the game of the
1 . *rhool d»s* ‘‘if,- a , Ml . It which th- gentlemen
rl-k .Sunday last , . lr h *., r t* ..nd th.* ladle* ref
tholr JWUUk JSdr p. 1(lr ^g on Tift „rea* d-.'l of pl**:»mire Mr* I
(Copyright, tyc. U de O. Corset Co.)
THE GIRL IN VELVETEEN.
i important to the girl of
iwn. H»*r neweat gown
of sultriness about It,
•slide by one of the new
teenth
h C tiAiry. Mrs. Heard i* 5
! forceful reader. H»-
wledge that corner
^ and comprehensive study.
present were. Mrs. Brewer.
■ L. Ji. Leonard. Airs. John U. > *
‘Aid. Mrs. M. P. Hall. Mrs. J.
of Covington. Mrs.. J A Bryin
ootton
, • J. W. Le*> «>f Covingt* n.
jr**T9n ftnd Master Le*- '
Talbotton are guests
« Heard.
,, ALBANY'.
|*LB*XT. Oa.. Feb 21 -Mrs
vtilM *** Mvstlc, Conn., who 1
a «fr 1° Tifton for the past
«-b '' e Kueht of Mr*. E. M
\i. -treet
tw? :.* tf oU- r Fleming of Atlar
Fleming forrn<
, tied with white
•Va i
large number of A’.hanv
'd Invitation* from -
jf h■■ i ‘ 1 Ihiron to a Valentine r
\f r home in DeWltt today.
A* . : *1- 8 Davi* ha* return*'
th. ’■* hep,, be represente '
' Vorgla conve
Ib/U’-" lffi .
"Ss- ^ n-- rsd and whl,. carnal.-n- wa.
hT h r >l ?2rfl taat TbnrelaY.. . m Mr- K II Tift Th- K-nllsm.n-
;k gsru Mr*k
'ahanN.-* At!anta and will na^ ^ gpe0 d tut wn., p a Harrell. Mr*. Boatwright *
of Mrs. f| Un t*r rff *u* n ire'Tifton. . Poulan \ * - * •- artlitlrallv decorated in honor
spring month* * n -TiJ: Jfonk of I ' . . affH «r Delirious rream and eake*.
! & “
Caroline to \ rartersvlll*'
■O'", 1 ! * Mr. * C s. e«trere»J f ^Si*iy. W
Y:.rd,'n & ' COB
hf . r -sJJty'part of a num-
t:l If in home th#
lived ir. Mr % vlr voungfrK ,J * , ^ t .iu! f*hit*<
. r - who l-r • • % to 1L W*J55kaad Va»- on
the*form^f a
plnv. l and wa* •■? r L c kiest YL
. Mis* Vina —— •"
•••■ rgia conveniiou
** L»l. L. Wight has rt-turatd Irom
entme • . • vina f«r im uv*"
M , \ Jbv*r lM*»j*.J5S*re. » t »e l S arriii’.
turned tram f nlL* an a p«cUI
-1 Albaav a. - ]» pH* >« P
■■" L . icO*n recel’® 1
pon.HUHTV* NEW C-OI KTHOI’NE.
ALBANY. Ga.. Feb. 21 -The county
-k onern of Dougherty county
. ted plans for the new 140.000
, . rt ho.jwr. which will x-vm be erected
• r*-s»-nt site of the old one The
*. ft te | contemplate a beautiful
7 r nd one of which every eltl-
tv - ounty can Justly feel proud.
. .a Hro* of folumbus are the
., tJ ho will make tne plan* and
To be fashionably gowned when chopping Is Just a
today a* that she should look n picture In her ball g
for shopping is of velveteen and it has a decided aii
tl - secret of which lie* In the grac-ful lines made i*<
extreme deep hip RAG OonMt nio<Iel«.
The gown Is In a shadn of gray Just a little hit lighter than the gun-metul
tint, and Is most apprV>vfd by fashion. The gored skirt must l»e made un-
liried. and should cling over the hl|m :is If moulded to them. At the bottom
the newest skirls of this sbrt are finished with rows of piping, and though the
skirt Is full at the hem. yet It must not have the sudden pronounced flare of
six mouths ago. <
The w'ulst Is a blouse, not a clumsy full blouse which disguises the pre*ty
Ilr.es of the figure, bht one which Is «etnl-flttfng and carefully shaped,
ti «de with a stitched flat box plait
down the front and with narrow
stitched epaulette* over the shoulder*.
The upper part of the blouse, us w
o* the'full sleeves. Is laid In plaits, a
velveteen covered buttons are used
11.** trimming.
To insure a perfect fit for a gown
this description. It Is necessary tbnt t
■ cruet should be selected with gr
< «re. The* extreme lonf hip style
:>:> R A O model will meet the »-r:
requirements of this gown, mould!
the figure to the correct shape for *
. iinglng skirt, apd forming the grae*.
hue* so becomingly set *>flf by the half
fitting blouse.
“ ifer Thai Efcr.’
8 & fi- Corsets Are Sold by All Leading Dealers in lacon
Don't fall fo *ee nnr new line of line nnd medium
prlr'Ml Trunk*. Font* ^tpcclnl* fill* week— ex ce|»f Ion ill
vii*iicm. $<1.00, $S.50, $10.00 nnd $12.50
Holiday Specials:
Fnulnrd Silk* MOc
French 7.e|ihyr (ilnulinm* I5e
little*' Extrn Lnru«- Spreml* $1.00
Extra Fine Fringed Nnrend* OMe
All l.lnen llttek Tntvel*, He tnlne lOc
72-luch f'reitm l>nmn*k. 05c tnluc 40c
Plnln nnd Ntrlped f liiimhrn.t * 5c
all-inch lOc Percale*. Ilultf color , 5c
10*00 All Hilk TnfTctn Rlhltnn, nil color* Lie
l.nrue lletntned Nlieetn 10c
l.ttrue Plllntv l'A*ea OSc
fO >nrd* Lie Lonueloflt Oke
(•nod Snft-Plnl*h lllenrhlnic O.le
He*t 12 l-2c 0(1 Inch Percule*. Hull* nml dnrk
color* . . |Oc
7c f'licck Nnln*nok 05c
IO Inch White Lmvn, lOc vnlne OMc
to Inch While Lawn (i5c
III Wool Klniinrl WsI*(n. worth up to $1.50.. .. 00c
ujiHwkwun..
Chamber of Conimeree Orunnlahlrt.
Reacliltis Ont for Indoatrle*.
ALBANY, <lu„ Feb. 21.—The organ
isation of the Albany chamber of com
merce marks another onward wtep 'n
the progress of Albany and Dougheity
ounty. The organi;:atlon Ih compos'd
of the hcHt\hiiHlnesH men of the city,
and all of them arc determined that th«t
year 11)03 shall bo remarkable for tho
number of manufactories established In
Albany. The city has several opportu
nities now to secure Industries that will
ontrlbute materially to the clty'n wel
fare and progress, and u united effott
will be put forth to secure them. Tim
hamber of commerce Is officered by
the following gentlemen: President, H.
If. Brown; vice-president, A. \V. Muse;
executive committee, J. A. Johnson, T.
D. Hale, J. H. Davis, Morris Weslosky,
If. M. McIntosh.
DOltJIIKRTY KHFAPKD.
Only a ft mull Percentage of I'enchk
Dud* W r ere Killed.
ALBANY, Ga.. Feb. 21.—Mr. Herbert
C. White of DeWltt is authority for tho
statement that the recent freezing
nther was worth thousands of dollars
to the fruit growers of oouthwent Geor
gia, Mr. White says that only u small
percentage of the buds that had devel
oped to the blooming stage will be kill
ed. and that the freeze will cause the
sap to go down In the trees and retard
the further development of the bud*
ahead of the season. Mr. White Is nil
acknowledged authority on fruit culture
nnd hls opinion I* highly esteemed oil
ull matters pertaining to agriculture.
A BAITED FIELD.
Thousand* of Dove* Killed In Lo*
County In One Day.
ALBANY. Ga.. Feb. 21.-The hlg dove
shoot held on the Perry Cocke place, In
Lee county yesterday, was puttlclpnted
in by sportsmen from all parts of Geor
gia. I The field had been halted, and
thousands of doves were killed during
the day. ’This Is the first big dove shooe
that hAs been held In this section dur
ing the present season.
KAKTMAN BOARD OF TRADE.
EABTMAN. Oa.. Feb. 21—The Kastman
Hoard of Trade was organized this nt cr-
noon at u meeting of the business men
held In the • Volunteer’s armory. It l i
■) get
Tho
retary, J. P. IllgliMrnl h.
An executive committee of ten members
wa* appointed. who?e duty It shall be to
mest and entertain business visitor*. Tho
member* of tho committer are; J. }{.
Barrett. W. 8. Waite. 8<»l. Herrman. W.
W. Leitrti. I, M. «'orry. .1 F. Dcl.ace,
MASONS IN ALR ANY.
ALBANY. Ga.. Feb. 21. There will hi
a grand rally of all Mason* In the 8e -
ond congressional district. In Albany,
during the month of June. There ,u„
about forty lodg* s in the district, and
each lolge will be Jargely represented.
The rally will last for several day* and
an Interesting programme will be ar
ranged for the occasion.
KILLED BY Bl nSTINO LAMP.
ALBANY. Or., Feb. 21.—News of a.
fatal accident to Ren Churrfjwell, V
prosperous negro of Baker county, has
been received In the city, t'hurchwell
attempted to fill a lamp with kcrowen*
without first extinguishing It. and th*
explosion that fojl >wed inflicted burn*
that produced death
DEPOSITORS OKTTINfi MONEY.
ALBANY. Ga . Feb 21.—The third
dividend of 2S per cent.. dueMeposltorf
of the old Commercial Rank, wan pal-1
tbi* week by the Third National Bank.
Th** paying of tois dividend put about
tld.OOd In ctr illation, and makes a tofcil v
of 75 per cent that ha* been paid
iton by htuivsr Morrla Wesloakjr*
r-nLai
