The Weekly Sumter republican. (Americus, Ga.) 18??-1889, September 11, 1885, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTfie Sumter Republican.' BY C. W. HANCOCK. \ DEMOCRATIC Hi POLITICS AN!) DEVOTEDTONEWS, L1TEBATUEE SCIENCE. AND GENERAL PROGRESS Terms: $2 A YEAR IN ADVANCE AMERICUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1885. SUMTER COUNTY: AMERICUS.GA. stato Agent. 1 xxuiau l/UI XiAl yUT, »», BEOXI1EK AND.CAKIiY: THEM IN YOUK LEFT VEST POCKET FOB BKFEBENCE. B. P. HOLLIS, Mtornev at Late, AMERICUS, OA. i b > >*i7r> eijtisa$ I t ^»;75c, $1.25. §1.50 anti $3,00.|| 51.75 5G Piece China Tea'{fete Irumi ^$5.00 to $25.00. . Cologne Sets from 50c to $5. catj fmm At 00. My KMiy rwtr Could I.but know when I amtlecpiny Low la the (round One faithful heart would then be kocplnr J- M. R. Westbrook, M. D- Physician and Surgeon. Amorioaa.Ga . Offiee in Dr. Eldrldge's Drug Store. Res- Washstand sete from §4.00 to $25.00. Tin Toilet seta from $2.50 te J$4.50. Dr. C. A BROOKS, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Triple Plate Castors §3.751 Warranted to hold its plate) | die Knives GOct*. per set. i Valances Lace per yard 2c. Brass Hand Lamps, 15cts. Brooms 20,80 andOOcts Picture Frames very Cheap. Window Shades Complete f 1.00 ; Mattresses $2.70,4.00,10.00,15.00 ! 80.00. Spring beds, $1.60 to 9.00. Bedstead*. SI.50 to 50.00. Double locked and guaranteed hickory chairs 50c. Eight Day Clock $4.50. Plated Spoons Forks from §12.00. Uncle Mass Hay said ol onr Plated Ware. It is the best ar.d the cheapest Fve bought. I'm always prepared for Weddings, Anniversaries, &c., Ac. A written guaranteeVumish- ed up to 15 years. I represent Meridan Britannia Co., Reed & Barton, Simpson Hall, Miller & Co. In fact all the leading manufacturei s in this line. Knives andj 5 per set to! WASHINGTON LETTER. [From Our Secular Oorrapoodcnt. Washington, Sept. 5,1885. I The New York World recently con-1 talned a humorous editorial declining I thirty-two quarts of wheat, which the I Editor was notified were at the Agri-1 cultural department subject to his or-1 der. In conversation with Cjmmls- eloner Colman, the other day lie said, "Don’t you understand how the noti fication can bo sent?” Mr. Pulitzer, I editor of the World, is a member of I Congress, and it is my duty, under Che law to apportion the wheat, and | notify the members that It is subject I % their order. There are at present in the terries I of the pension bureau about eleven! hundred examining boards, and the I same number or single surgeons for examining applicants for pensions, making a total of twenty-two hun dred. In many localities a single ex amining surgeon is appointed, bo- Dr. J. A. FORT, Physician and Surgeon, Oftn his >r jfwrfonsl sennet* to tfaa people of Amtuiu and vicinity. Office si Dr. kldrldg*’s Drug More. At nlfhtcsn be found atrertdeace at the Taylor house, Glasses large size dOcts. Two or three dollan will bu^ a buggy load of nice ; things for your table and | ten or twelve dollars worth of Furniture will balk a team of mules. You'll •find me on the Prescription Druggirts. AMEMCUH. GEORGIA Alderman- W. P. Burt, A. T. Oliver, G. W. Glover, J. C. ltoney, E. A. Hawkins. Clerk and Tmuurer—D. K. Brinson. A/arsftot—a. P.Llngo.. Policemen—W. W. Wheeler, Hoary Dr. D. P. HOLLOWAY, Dentist, CLOCKS & Farmers Lantern Safe and Lasting Only, 50c.; CLOSE BY THE “TEM PLE OP JUSTICE.” C.U3Q tho peulon business of the lo*l YVllH MIAIIb tilt IiLUDE il.U cality Is not sofficient to call for a reg-1 ular board of three. Where the popu-1 SSSS555TT——*—- UUcn Mid pension bulBWiutllla 8omt „ oumj s . S. Auool.Uot I It a board is appointed. Up to the! present there have been five hundred I The August convention of this as- 1 *nd fifty-eight change, rn.de IiiUm cxunlning Burgeons. Of thenew np- S’JS^SS.^S&^Uedto I polntees two thirds are democrats, order by the president as usual. < and onothlrd republicans. I Opening song No. 24, Gospel hymns. : The Bhode Island manufacturers I Scripture ^ reading K (ninety-first notify Secrets jy Henning, th«ttbey T’StaiF . dodo not rare to reply to Medico- ti>« j>rwM«nt nude sorao very tv- lar on tariff reform because all they | proprlate remarks of welcome to vfc- want is to be left alone. They say Mom and lrlends of the convention. end thet It would interfere with thie u£So». ^ Improvement to have the tariff aglta-1 Maj. M. Speer, delegate to the tion resumed. Thera la much to be I Rome convention made a very cn- «dd on thle dde of the qtartioo. * pedally if the surplus falls off, as It Iresponded to a caU for a few re did for August, to a small margin. I marks in the 8.8. cause. Rev. E. J. The dreadful rumor comes fromNew | Ben too spoke a short while In his Tone, tlut the direr S3ta£S^vi^«2285 ; not circulate. Thie leewl tat not m-{?SSTJith htatoSSSSui I expect* id. People do not like to take I state s. 8. motto, “Do all the good ■ their money around in a wheel-bar-1 you can.” tdxu, and also to sing the row, when they go to shopping, <* b a|« i »ocI^on«®^'^TO.” continually repairing their pockets, | h/^rayr rwvilwl to the table to and no agiocnt of Treasury devices I orange dinner, while the remaining can Inveigle them Into the habit. | deople held half hour aervice or song. ■ The world has simply outgrown the I dinner. uso of lamps of mineral for money. I Eatables were most bountifully sup- Inud, a^rttnent, .taw ttat tta 1 5So^tta5»rY»^* mSScg leases of the Cheyenne, and Aim 1 * 1100 I with them by the manner in which reservations have no idea of resist-1 thoy so readily furnished such an - BsgsaBsraajpsgass * The officer representin* the P>»«-SSet»tta>rtIiSwl bScSttam, r ‘ ment down theieieports that the cat. 1 after the blesslngwas asked, not hur- tte are moved off with more facility I rlcdly, hot without hesitation, even than was thought would bel afternoon session. practicable, and thet in eehocttlme Soc*. Noe. lOendl'G. Beporte E. s. Baowx. fillxobs drown. Edgerton House, Opposite Passenger Depot MACON, GEORGIA. Z. S. Brown h Eon, Proprietor Jlalu fS.OO Par Day. lives, with nil that la wrapped up In her In her kingdom. Yon may fall them; it has to do with the future aa in love with her, but I’m blamed If well aa with the present; It haa to dh your credentials don’t have to bo with others aa welt aa your own . twunr If sponslvo hearts. The view of mar riage that puts Its seat solely in tho affections, ignoring all other consid erations, Is the romantic view, and it generally works mischief. Any riar- riago that 13 not based on mutual af fection is utterly abominable. But tho most enduring affection—that After the Sunday School reports came the general report of tho Presi dent. HJa statements were filled with much Interest and encourage ment. The Sunday School interest Is increasing, not only in our county and state, but the world over. Suggestions of new work were join ed In by a few. Salem church, six miles cast of Americas, was agreed upon as the thirty-five: number of classes, four. The school is small, but the on look Is bright. P. ■ amar Cin.meV OfTTAAT^ OlU 2G wiiii mi uiui is wrulinen up iu them; ithes to do with the future ea to love with her, but I’m blamed If —ii-—•*>- —j-’i your credentials don’t have to bo good and your lock much better If Fifth Sunday School, Old ,26th Diitrlct.—Tabernacle echool (eprtop) B. B. Glace, Superintendent, number SE^«S& , !S« Money collected •nd «P<VM*d. twelve and quarter dollars, seven joined church; international papers used; school re-organized January 6, 1885, and still flourishing. Lebanon Bund ax ^ p ^S5SS^& , i2XtatIt Is supposed to bo doing its best. CfoNTORDSUNDAYSOTTOIre-Organ- BARLOW BLOCK * Porll* ot Boolety Girls. "What are society's penis for young women?” I just asked a “society : glri,” and she said: “In Washington, lack of men.” For girls this Is true. Thera are plenty of men In Washing, ton. Perhaps in' no city In the Uni ted Status is society worth so moth while as In Washington, because so many distinguished men gather therq. In no party do you Ml to see groups, any one member of which would be considered worth making a feast for in other cities- All the distinguished men of Washington scarcely come at an earlier period than thoir middle life. They are in Washington bo- cause they have already won more or less eminence. They are past the un certainty, the hesitancy, the unreality of life, and are bent on definite par- suits. The young men, the natural Southwest Georgia ;r.AMA8,STP,S!;;i’ Who are, in general terms, equi Tills is a rule to which thoexcepth are extremely few. Wo have just now only the furti remark to make, that any young i man, of social position and of me who is sought in marriage by* conspicuously her social inferior n well bo on her guard against base i tlvcs on his part.—CTlririfea Wed Grammar Sai^ooU-O. W. F. Philip; Intermediate-**. T. Collier. 1M. Primary—A. R. Cooper.. ! 2nd. Primary—Ella Sheppard. 3rd Primay—Lucy Philips. , HIV rr-' rile. Ten,- > . . , Ufi Primary— Eliza Jonwi. ' FIRE DEPARTMENT. WIDE-AWAKE NO. 1—WHIT J. J. Smith, Chief. L. J. Blalock, Assistant Chief. W. M. Hawked, Foreman. C. H., Wooten, Asaistaut Forun W. J. Harper, Treasurer. Now the point that we wish to press is that it is generally unwise, and it is almost sme to entail harm, to many out of one's general social sphere. It is far worse, too, when a woman mar ries benoath bar general social grade than when a man does it. Social standing, in the nature of the case, goes more with the man than with the woman. Yonng women should remember this. Tennyson wa3 speak ing of character, to be sure, but his words apply along the whole line Tho Country Girl. Did you ever notice her when she cornea to town in tho summer time? She oftens wears her white dro9«. She is perhaps seated in a comforta ble phaeton and by her aide is an old man in well worn clothes, shaggy, unkept beard mixed with gray. Yon know'atcncebeisafiunner. Bat the girll Do you see her lean out of the boggy and giggle,and laugh and sim per? Not much. She has too much sense, is too refined and modest. The phoaton stops in front of a store. She reaches out her well- gloved hand, used to work In her fa ther’s house, used to milking, wash ing, pealing fruit, used to making great billowy white cakes and pastry lrom the floor chest which sits behind the pantry door, from ens gathered from tho nests herself, from batter which in tho spring house looks like F.N. Hawkes, Assistant Secretary. A« J. Buchanan, Engineer. • Pat Erskiao, lat, Ass’t. Engineer, , • to Wm. Jackson. 2rd. Asn’t. Engineer, [ng William Minis, Hose Director loJ, Walter Brown, Ain’t. IIoso Director. Dy Dr. Brooks, Surgeon. D K* MECHANICS NO. 2—'WHITE. H.DJ Watte. Foremen. 1 ■ on T. M. Cobb, Assistant Foreman, eo E. L. Stanfield,’Hose Director. rh 0 Jas. Harp. Assistant Homo Director. mt. J. L. Tucker, Secretary. j . ine J.F. Bolton,TrwwtiHer. las. C. C. Evans, Engineer. M- F. Q. Oliver, 1st. Asaistaut Kniiioeer. the H. J. Wheeler, 2«l. Asst. Knglm,«ir. iod Johnnie Ansley, torch Uqarer. j Befl M.E. Fret well,'Torch Bearer. ) irU Dr. S. H. Hawkins, 8nrgeon.' ’ J t IS IIOOIC AND LADDER NO. 1—UX/lIt^*. 1 * Ileurv Anderson, Foreman. ’ ’ •. AMUR AGENTS WANTED n«urv Anderson, Foreman. Neal Pickett, Assistant Foreman. Henry Jones,Secretary. Chari** tVilborh Awbtant tkaTvlnry. Porter Daniel Engineer. , VIGILANCE NO. 2—COLORED, David Dudley, foreman. Oliver Russell, Assistant K'-so’ Di rector. ' F, D. Lowery, Secretary. nLf • V-'l Urekm.I.ifv I UK. HW? „\Nn FRESH nRTT(WOJ#r»Y. BKINO ' oisW6i^sig)‘ .; DESERTED HIS WIFK. JACOB A CLIMAX'S HEARTLESS CONDUCT. Athens, Ga., September 2.—Saveral years ago Jacob Anltman came from New York to Athens and. oufnmmoed clerking for S. Harris. He wasayoung man of goodaddreas. and soon made quite a number aftnenda in oar city. After the failure of Harris, Aultxnan went out to High Shcal* and engagod lanndried skirts &3 she trips into HralUtiiwraJ'to.' ■ {(.’>?’<*> SBBSfiSffsSGS&ISi the best Oottgh fifrup.^i, Uw CUrea Cough*, Cwtdr,. Chc.'t, DrodclOibarid, Ifrimury, ,!-««»- aumpUoo. Out* duMvgivi-»*•, every case. Take uu other., Pr.ee 50 cent* atadi.fkOfo., Saaiplfl free. on account of her. Do you see her when she leaves the store? Do you notice how politely that clerk push es the screen door to let,her pass? Do yon acO him as aMkloooa In kb at- tention to tho City Girls? Not much. Watch her tm she goes down the street and enters the dry goods store. See, if you please the purchases she makes. Rich, but not candy; nice, hut not showy. See her aa she taps haa been accustomed. It would hard ly be likely that his manners did not nm«flf of the stable. Wo repeat, when the dazzle of romanco is off the chances are thousands to one that she will bitterly repent when repentance it too late. Such a case as this is an extiemo one. It illustrate*, however, the ventloa, Mr. Julius Hogue, superin tendent; assistant, D. A. Mayo. Six officers and teachers Total me mber- thlp 40; average 8$; rix dames. AMEWCUH PRESBYTERIAN. Mr. J. W. Wheatley, superinten- Thommnwl Say W. Atkins, ^Jlrard, Kan- "I never hesltito. to rccom. term we mean ode who It cot realty t her equal In edtscatioa and character, y A man runs some risks in thla dlrec- i tion, but not so much as the woman. \ If it be said that marriage Is a mht- ; ter of the heart, and that those con- , siderations, wo have been urging are < unworthy to be entertained where , the affections are concerned, wo are . ready with a reply: Marriage w a , matter of the heart. Tho affections • are fundamental in It. But our affec- j Watou her as muck asyou please and yon will not not Ice an uncouth action. Sho doefc her shopping and goes back to the boggy. Ho father is there sit ting on hziltbarrel talking to some other Country Girl’s father. She asks him, "Are yon ready, pa?” Pa saya “yes’t but don’t mean It, and in a few minutes sho asks again, “Are hour “pa” gets ready, and they drive off. They leave town, you loose oturusiona. no caoinct omcer °r ^_ *r’,^1' Burreau official would relish gfcUare* five; school in gqod condl- with his family within the walls of Bottmi-ord School.-G. W. Du> his department. The caree of office | iARp^uperlntendent; members fifty; Brushes, Como , fumery,’ T oi!ot cles. Soaps. Sp ges. 'russns, 61. No. of Literatnre ANDERSON VILLE, 8. B. 29Ul. D13TICT. W. H. Glover, Superintendent; Number of officers and teachers, eight; average attendance, fifty; membership, sixty. Money collect ed and expended,six dollars. School To-organized May 1st 1885. Litera ture Kind Words. Mountain Springs.—Superinten dent, G. H. Stubbs; officers and teach ers, live; thirty-eight pupils; average attendance, twenty. Three dollars and ninety-five cents collected and are Identical with the cares of bori- dames, lour, six officers and teadm nets. When a merchant or botinem I International literatnre usod. man doses his days work ho goes to Pine Grove.—Located four miles it u Lviifa east of Bottatord, Forty members, his home, and it Is the home l«e average attendance, twenty. Officers which gives him solace, and enables JXSand teacherajthree, K.H. Cheek him to meet the trials of the day sue-1 Superintendent. Organized in 1SG6. ceoding. The President finds home Money collected and expended this life rather difficult to obtrln wh« «3SS combined with the intenae pressure I doing well. ’ of official business. In fact he has Mt. Vernon Sunday Scuool.— no home, and never will have ooe J Superintendent, Herbert Smith; offl- nntil it is made a separate establish-1 cers and teachers, five; number ol ment by Congress. Lonix. members, thirty; total members, is only a part of beauty; but it is a part. Every lady tions must be controlled and guided as much as any other part of our na ture; our affections mu?t not be al lowed to ruu away with us. You may come to love a person very much, but there may be good reas- H.W. HOWARD SIN REPAIRER. may have it ;■ at least, what looks like ^.it-V 1 Magnolia Balm both* freshens and beautifies. steed. P Address me by postal.

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The Weekly Sumter republican. (Americus, Ga.) 18??-1889, September 11, 1885, Image 1