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AMERICUS, GEORGIA?.* THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1890.
iftoT IN COFFEE.
WILL IT BE BLACK?
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATUR1
• LOOKING TOWARD AUGUSTA.
the hill-ajrr.
HOW ABOUT THIS!
ARETHEREPOJlWPrnfTfflQIPir'J] 0!
-un BEAT MR. CRISP.
M 11 wnfoj ... rnti gaWl
n. Weycros* KUllary Ooapuy Bu I Annus, Oft. 22.—The Athonf
BMaOnUr.aioUio8o.no. I Banner,-In a loadlog odltoriil slo-
I guises Gov.- Gordon, bat raj* the
Bpmi.1 to BicoiDn. I Allinnef onnnot afford to fleet him
Atlanta, Oct. 2t—Qor. Gordon | Senator.' The article says the Uor-
to-nlgbt received tble dispatch from I enwr le poor, and the salary of the
McDonald,TUomae bounty: eenatoreblp would be euatenanee
McDonald, Ga., Oet. 22. for Man It then makee thl* re-
ToJ.B.Gordin,Governor: * markablepeopoeMieai
Bend one oompan'y of troope Im-1 “let the newlegleUtnre create an
mediately, to enppreee riot of I offloe-wlth a celery equal to that
armed asgrosa heeded by L. B. of U. & Senator-end let that place
Bagne*,white. We ere et the many **• filled by John B. Gordon. Ilia
of en armed negro mob. I dutlee eball be to look to the die*
I Signed.) • P. M. Htokus. trlbuUon of the penalon fund to
jfo official Information can be I maimed Confederate veterans, and
bad from there, end noaotlon will sneroWb general eupervlelon ov«
be taken hr the OeearaeruMU Hit I the Soldiers’ Home. It will be e
etory le oorroboreted. Tclcgrame good Inveetmcet for Georgia, and
were aeitt to ThomasvlUs, but," no Inaare nfBlrandjBdielonediatrtbW' f
answer baa beeo reeelvad yah tlon of the fnnde. It will bo e work, .
e.ii .. bA*n» * . [too, to the 'acta of Gov. Gordon, j
Atlanta, Oet. It-ll m.-An-1 and a nobler sad more praise- i
other message from the not pula It I worthy Uak wae never assigned to i
at MoDonald’a MUls, on the 8. F. I “»“• 1
AW., In Coffee oounty. This tel There lenot a tax-payee In OeoV- <
eon Armed officially. A meeaage I ft*, we bailer*, bat who will cheer- f
from the sheriff of Coffeo county fuUy bear, hie portion of tha on. I
-IiUinpkln le
situated on 9qa,of the ^otf beat
ful sites of any town In the Sou
No matter from .what direction
yoo approach It you have to ollmb
a long steep Mil.
It le now 'bbneldited the beet
todn off the H. A. M. railroad. Now
i Think About the
Cloak department and in Order to
itTIrtiPtflfwilttlrttJ - wuHBrt£®tti Cut Price Bale tho coming
Never have such bargains in NIC* DganuBT.a goods been offered j
fifllraffiff twttttfojflt L*aWfafcth Saifs Ieft ht ILM,
Atlanta, Oct. a.’.-Tlie Constitu
tion will print to-morrow the fol
lowing a pedal from Macon:
Political talkhaa been plentiful
In Macon to-day, and naturally the
eenatoreblp bae been a theme much
dlecuesod. Tho member, of the
leglileture, wlio have crowded the
hotel lobbies, have talked of llttlo
else,. A gonulno Beusstiou devel
oped to-day In tho shape of a etrong
movement In favor of J. C. Week.
Hie name wrs on ovory lip and he
was’.openly advocated byanum-
bar of the new leglslsture.
I It If a, remarkablo fact that
tboae 4.60 all wool Tricot suits at
>3.50 per suit. Only small lot of
they aro hointj cloned out at $3410.
plain Broad-cloths at $1.75 and
dik -85 eti. quality for 15 eta.; 60 ala
le this true!
[end the Democratic voter* wilt do
| well to be on their guaM.
I Tub Itacoanan - eeverat;daye ago
[ received Information frtmWasb-
1 Inglon to tba effect that a strong ef
fort would be made to defeat Hon.
I Chat. F. Crisp, the ^moqratlo
! nominee for Congress, from IMS?
tba Third Congressional Dlstrtck
Tble Information eeMejUtUt
and reliable, but nothing eoold be
lli ty for 87f eta.; 60 eta. quality at AOots.
B5 ota. all wool, 46/ia. Henriettas at 65 eta.
80 eta. lilt fluUli, all wool, Heuriettae at 76*ots.
.JlMKNnaltY. which is 40 ins. wide, at 87fccte. -
. cotton buyers. As good
paid by Ahem as the plan-
la'any otbsr town,
in mareet only opened
Mm 15th of September
that tlms over three
alee have been received
B two warehouses which
- shown in Amoricua, for $1.00.
>poles, Camels Hair, etc. at reduced
BARGAIN, 40 inch silk finish, Brp-
quaH^to be idf^dbout st A cts. Don't miss this
opportunity to secufo a hoSnhM suit at a sacrifice.
Nearly all styles of dross goods at unheard of prices.
VJT a nty 'n AATia I Never have we known eneh a
Of course I
^UUUiJO I rush In thk department. C.,—
etwMMafleiy of theca w# chew, is a powerful factor In
jrloee at which they are marked carry them away like
y body nisrvels it their cheapness and ws are told we
ugmerttfem ee we are doing, ae we will never be able to
the eetote. Ourtoeewill beyoorgain. Wbenweadver-
elleve In carrying It out to the letter.
Remnante—Big lot made lae> six days and will be
er for almost half prlee.
ale brotherdh-laV, Mr. waiter
Graham, who was dying. Ills sup
posed he contracted a severe oo.’d
InAmerloue daring ble stay there
while AeeDttng In' the removal of
the railroad ■ Mock at the Central
house In Sooth Georgia can
-—e giving you. Look at those
e new weave* at cut prices,
and In abundant quantities.
landkerohiefs.
Solo agent* tor tho perfect
cee on the cample lot the past
y a few of them left and If
, u , ....*. Ult Como and sea for your-
for jour money.
IE ONLY. |
rice Dry Goods House InAmerloue.
Drees Trtfmlogs Id all the latest etyle
Glove* Hosiery and1
Don’t )et this department be forgotten.
for tha Central road, woll liked and
THE FAIR LILIAN
wae again visited, and here I* what
-ho said:
| “Nee, It’s true, “though 1 didn’t
hardly believe it when you spoke
tome, for I am pretty intimate
with'parties who' would know If
anything of that kind was going on.
There Is a etrong effort being made
to get out t good Bepnblloan vote
tn the Congressional election, and
We say It without fear bttguritri-
dletlon that Lumpkin, and Stewart
county, have more pretty glrle than
any othar city or oounty In Georgia,
considering the population.
Superior oourt has been in seaelon
during thl* week. The criminal
docket wiu bo reached on Thursday
morning. There are fou rteen
criminals , Aft
state drill, which was L
the chief nttmctlnn at I
tlon to-day, was psutp
heavy rain. .
It will take place Frh
The drawing for placi
resulted a. follows:
First plaoe—Fort We
ble*.
: and 1 anxious to sell all tha goods we possibly can, but we
>□ to be worried Into seal* and you can reel assured that'
SrqpV^tothnBKBT GOODS FOR THE LEAST
their mercy. Jost what has hap-1 Three of the four witnesses live In
pened since that assault Is oncer-1 Atlanta.
tain. Tha memengur who brought I The will I* to be peeved here and
tba dlepatoh to tha telegraph efflou I probated In North Carolina, giving
states that Jnit at he was leaving I Mrs. Gould oontrol other huibaml’y
tha following while men were shot property, which Is now In hands of
down! ' , an administrator. Gould’eKnglish
B. B. HdLEOD, / • I rtlaUysa will oooleet the wlll.
and tho grind Jory Id hard at work
grinding out Indlotmenia. Court
will oertalnly hold tho .remainder
Third placi
Fourth pli
Guardi.
Fifth plaoe
' ofthla week, and may possibly con
vene two or more doye next week.
' A UooOtetbe BmC. 1 'Wat 1
Dr. King** Royal Germstuer la
' endorsed by Rev. J. B. Hawthorne,
iton Wheatley.
that If a good man/godld' obneent
to moko tho raoe, money would bo
•»,1' tn I/..A < i.IMJ
lu trfnlsll ill! i ' , t
moko tho root, money would bo
’oil, a man was picked oat, Peter
remedy.’’ Bov. Sam P. Jonee says:
programme.
Promptly at 10o’<
Worth Feuoibles wl
and begin Vho drill,
of commands will
of yesterday
' The hotel
ware filled almost entirely with
drnmmtra.' The usually large
number of farmers and visitors
from neighboring towns failed to
■how op yesterday.
dog# T -—-"-rerafd meet.
zbee8nabufc) —;
.srd^%*!m>ilunlv-M< *-■>( ^1* Isiir j ■ . .
Stoves, otov6s»
•ofo«* fw.*f w,1 afavn’s O. T U - c ' "* ' b V. t—3-
The eheAseetand
the Governor, are now on their way
captain forty-flva
the company be n
the field. T -
A groat deal otic
tbs drill, and a lot
Nothlnghas been l
soone of action since
left than, and four i
■hot down.
poMlblo. There wa( com* trouble
[ then about the money, ae it was not
sent as promised, and the scheme
came near falling throtogb, for the
leaders refused to do anything on-
1 Mr. H. J. Fits and his lovely
bride, noo Miss Annie Bell, return
ed to the oily, last evening from
their bridal tour. Thenewlymar-
rledconploMom to be Inthebest
at health and. spirits and their nu-
■iroua friend* ..welcome their re-
torn homo with pleasure.
change hands on tha
varied assortment
3?,,mam
which makes on* gallon of
I’eet—pulitlvnev* 1-e.l -Hi ,q->-
taju L I)!'.:)
tlon Just no:
As matters et
HempblUandk
the only men i
quite likely tbi
without .having meeting!?”
tho reporter. ,
"The meeting* or* not
■old the darkey. “At least i
one*. The workers make i
polntment with two or Mine
Tho hook store sntn are still kept
very busy selling eobool books, a*
new scholars are being added every
day. Tha book storoa will probably
bave to order more books soon,
to supply lb* demend.
Ranges and
rOOA pnia-eds,
withdraw, tb<
ll being urged to ent*
and nuy do so; patlcul
event Ur. Kontx
Other candidates win p
nounee later.
- fostfMep untii, i
The Interstate drill
battle at the Kxiwsitlou
ed now until Friday.
Forty-M
Heaters
appreciated by the children and
their parents. ' ‘ Irp. ]
Mays, Cotton - • I
ootlS lw The Kaddr BtreeU.
r I Tho fod oloy mod on the streets
ummen. I of Auerlous caused bv the recent
tb^ cHy JO*- nanlevAry dlsagresablt. In eome
1 Plaen'»M hard and atleky, while
III* are feeling I otbort weft and slasby. Could
li bid weather I as...««...<
[knowtba othprs are belsir paid.
The same plan Is being carried out
all over tba- dlstrlot, in every
oounty. Bo far It- hm been very
■neeeeaful. apd It would, not aur-
.YflflMdONF,
a ~w.ee men wewted^
A fore* of track
work yesterday
railroad track tx
avenue crossing i
over the branch,
u
| this mff bs modified to a certain ex
tent, on the most frequented
thoroughfare*^ paving th* streets
or by oovsrlng th* mad with'a
thick covering of sand, coal dost or
Injuring their trade.
enough eau bo got out to beat Mr.
Crisp.I don’t, know-but I know
that a Wg effort!* being made.”
This, Id Mbsuno*, 1 Is what Urn
roptotMr waotoM. i.t>
. TttSiRDOonDBabaUoveaUiara Is
■ great deal of truth In theobovv,
„. u >ytdir
The largest stock ofO-as Fixtures in South-
w«rt Georgia. Sanitary goods of all
S5KW.S&K
ng. It Boothes the child,
gome, alley* all pain.
and is th* I
fff Twenty-
Tfaeeebool children had a bid
day of 11 yesterday. A good many
alald at homo on account of tho
hrifoato' fatally, but now there
«*HA»g^WAA—' WD-Ott. -rag
|FCM nope eavcrttiunu oi un »
Plumbing and
eentra of bueln***, for rant. Apply
I have removed my Pharmacy t<
Lee street—Hlappvy eoraer, neai
artesian well—where I offer every
thing In Drug* and Medicines. WII
bo pressed to have y«i ooU.
Theexourelou rate tickets to At
lanta are being sold In large num
ber*, and th* attendance from
Americas to the Piedmont* Exposl-
lisa Is quite largo.
Telephone No. 12.
5. GA.
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