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ChJtaut
ike i
fruit is oae
food among
only in France, but in Spain, Italy, Swit-
■fMBUlfl and Germany. ^toUaly thetor-
1 ’«**' for bread.
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re»pectiuUy show for themselves,* ‘ “
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coiitintiod i
Mr. N.T. Johns;
X
-...of Atlantn,had bwm..
... R, but <»erm«*tuercured tot*/. I
•s. W. F. Herndon, Atlanta, Cln.. su* ■
i with nontB catatrtwi Unp bottle «
. netuer freed her from this drendft
cmvcftd *«nSp.r». Two bornnof C
’Vg^SSffSSnML A.i.ntl.W, .
of n bottle cured him sound and well.
Thousands of vQlimtary,c»rtlAcat* s tea-1
Mfy to the remarkable curative vlrtueaof l
Jn lloyal tlermetuer. It builds up at once. -
“I wooes “nature’s soft nurserefrerhlug
I' sleep, stimulates the appetite, aids (Ilf <‘4
lion. soothes the nerves and Insures go<J
I lienith. For weak women, clerks, book*
I keepers, milliners, stenographers* house-
1 wives, etc.. It Is tie nonpareil of all retn- I
i e<fies. As a bloOApOrifeft^d an livtfvr- I
at line tonic It Is mthobt r rival. 4t <»s I
pleasant to Uke as lemonade without ,
i jentlflc discovery, and cur-- 1
removing the ciuse. I’rll
, r ., - ..±t*ntfatea bottuC Which vi
I jfnalca ftne K alion of medicine, as per a
companylna directions. Send stamp I
full particulars, wonderful cures, etc.
If
nt is tho fact that chost-
llyfthe principal food of the
l hero the tree abounds. So
>the government statistics, but,
of.
dm]
Srity
tho
nnt harvest begins. Before and after
school hours the grave children troop to
tho woods to pick up the fallen fruit
rry empty sacks-to the hilltops,
igtho fruit andnUingifhosacks
i is they’descend., ,*f > ./<•
Each sack becoinea too heavy for the
hhlldfefi'tci cirfy, : aha is •drilgjjed about
by.tvwtOB throo until it is full. They do
not attempt to carry the sacks home, bnt
ntA
their share of the
ut, and-, a iinsafit woman »ill tit for
an hotrror two in ftont of, her door lei
surely cutting up chestnuts into little
bits for her smull stocl: of poultry, which
fight and scramble for tho tidbits sbe
throws to them.—Yon.h’s Companion.
'.is.' " ii -i— i-ki—■ .. •* !•
II i. • ■. :Sl>>r> a Dwp'jf Depth.
“1 boarded c Tliifd avenue car a*
Forty-eecond street, in New York, tho
other day," said a Pittsburg financier,
■‘and ktood on |he< front JpUtforw fur
tively smoking a cigar. We’d gone a
mock ef two when n voice I knew some
what add, ’Well, Fred, how are you? 1
turned and looked about me. There was
'nohpdy,yn,tbe platform but the driver,
and howas looking at his horses, appar
ently, not minding ms at all. I was still
wondering where tho voice had como
from when tho driver looked mo fu’l in
A nTrflimn the face and said, ’You don’t know mo,
ed, ‘ Yoir vdeo is famUiar.'
‘“It ought to he,' he said, ‘for I’ve
talked to yon by the hoer. I’m Bill
-^JSM hfnSWUfctol k .Siuae that
Ushdho he pretty familiar in some Pitts-
burg 4flTy.]pp t - and eapsciaiiff ampng
sports. The last time I had teen him he
diafeuonda|bl)i^liif$ front
»nri«
n 11! sappll .plumber suppll
fixtures, hardware or every chernef
funning Implfmentsorallkinds.
The capital stcok of raid corpoj
■hail be ten thousand dollars, divfd. _
T.andwA^iiamrJligjg;
lire. Tbeploce oi business and the prlnet
pal office of said corporetlbn WIlrlMtnttoi
city of Americas, and county of Humter,
hee*
- ed»|<#d by yonr
IU* .bnpply ) Coin
body corporate and )>olltlc and have an<
enjoy the following rights, privileges aud
powers, to-wit. . *. •
The right to sne, at.u oe sued, Implead,
and be linpleoc’tt. u.tontract,,and bo con
tracted w' .h u. nave and use a common
set!.to euopt, by-laws, rule* And reguls-
. . . ’WWW. TUlf • ■WW SII|HIW
tlptit binding uu Itg shareholder* lor the
government of Its officers and.stoek holders,
not inconsistent with Ua. . . < u
To buy, sell, manufacture and repair and
dedl In maehloery of every character,
hardware, plumber supplies, gas supplies,
saw Mill supplies and farming Implements
of «di kinds, and .generally to carry on In,
the city of Americus and elsewhere a mer-
chantile business In all Its brunches. i
To establish branch Louses In any county
in this State or outside of this State. To
borrow money for corporate purposes, and
secure the same by mortgage, or trust deed,
or otherwise upon Any or all of its corpor
ate property, to make notes and accounts,
to buy, hold, Improve, sell, lease and rent
.real or personal property for corporate
purposes.
” ubscrlbe to or own stock In other
kind ret
roeuU*iHi-etlA
permanei
MPhetM
ntfc,- mM ontpomi
" Americus, sah
In as muon I
at ion Is nor foi
prr-lndfjtny
l>l..iWreiliey,l
7®!
. nd dues;'end r by ...
fteuimien's to itsmembertand guests. *T,’be
number of active members shall neyrr at
anytime exc et' ( 1«x»j one litihdfed. The
1nernb*r*hlp feeshall be (9100) one hundred
corporations of lljce character, aud to ,In
vest Its surplus funds In bank stock, Or shy
other stock or bonds of other corporations
or other securlt.es.
ave, hold, use and enjoy all property,
id persona), necessary for the fraua-
of Its business.
idt ? 13001
on qif
YOU WISH
Advertise
rw
No. to Spruce Strsgt?
NE
‘’MSSiS
TO WEAK MEW
i via u Btntm •»*
To kave,
real and
action ol
To appoint ell officers and agents for the
„ to erajjlajr’
the
management of Its business,
salesmen, drummers, workmen,
olh/er persons useful or necessary for
proper conduct of tho business of said <
poratlon, and to have nndtftjoynll qther
rights, powers and prlvilegts conferred
t>y law, upon corporations of tike character
In this state. J. C. Mathxws,
Petitioners Attorney.
Filed In office December 16th, lidu.
J.H. Allkh, Clerk.
A true extract from the Record of Char
ters, this December 16th, 1890,
J. H. AT.Lkff, Clerk.
circuses, prixe lights and
Wffz na vires: aSu^r.™'.:
’ woa ‘Honl luck.’
. ‘T bad to get off at tlio ueij corner,
bnt I told him whom I was stopping and
asked him to ^11. Ho didn't— too nrond,
I guess, (or though his diamonds were
gone his nMrrt W0>ed to lutvo^aid by
him—Pittsburg jji»»jtcH- | i. |
* ProtMtbm of AnlmlAfc f ”'
The first law In tbs world to p^env.t
cruelty to animals wc owe to .an Irisl
member of the British parliament.
Lord Erskino attempted to introduce
rack an act. lint so much fun was mode
of it that hn desirtod.
use irto tho honseof
[way, on tlio Wsf tqSiit of
iebard M'irtiu, an lifeh g<
, os tbo folks csllad him,
Martin, and hc wn * note( l for two
^FiS, tesfts jrciy Id^Dof animals,
and second, ho was known to bo very
much inclined to 0ght anybody that hie
ttnjicbp Insulted him. So. ano .lay bo
brought m a law to protect animals,
- Immediately somebody mado a-cat-
gravely thst|y ij^Jd. b 0 (v*i
obliged for tho D^mo of tho gentleman
who bad seen fit to insult. him. There
was dead silence. 1 he gentleman didn’t
(five his name, and Martin walked back
to his seat itiuid tlio cheers of the. bouse
of commons, and Ids law became the lew
ot Great Britain find the first law of its
kind in tie tforld. f"j
NopStbyspjifqfetJ.jp;%ve sprpyl-
tiie w^rl.l
UleMcliinit by a New Apeut.
Ludwig ik^sreiner, of Stuttgart,
Might for waul a Q03T bleaching
'j calLi oroii*. ZtiSpre*
jtiig ST'parfa ef hydrate
f J partf* of water to which
rosin are added after boil-
A DMINISTUATOU’S SAIsR.
GEORGIA—SUMTEn COUKTY.
By virtue of an orderffrom tha Ordinary
ofHumler county, will be sold before the
court house door in 8umttr county, Gbop-
S ia, lx?tween the legal hours of aale, on the
ret Tuesday In January, 1801, the follow-
laj^pronerty. to-plt:
Lots of land No's, on^ hundred and five
(105), a ml one hundred and alx (106), and
half of lot number one hundred and twen*
fy (120), known as the •‘Harris place/* and
lot No. one hundred and twenty-two (1st),
known aa the “Wilkinson place," andono
half of lot No. ono hundred and eighty-
three (161), known aa tho “Sullivan place.**
Ah of said lands lb tho thirteenth (15th) dis
trict of Lee county, hold as tho lands bet,
Writ?
sold estate, and for tbo purpose of distil bn
tlon among,tbe helm of said estate. Dec*
A DMlMiaTRATOB’d SALE. Ju■,*?(
GEORGIA—Somtek County:
Agreeable to an order of the Hot,. Court
of Ordinnry of.Hurater county^ will be sold
before the courthouse door, at Americus,
Georgia, said county, on the flret»Tuesday
in January next, between the lawful hpprs
of sale, one hundred acres of land, being 60
acres, more or leas, off North went- comer of
lot No. 184, and 60 acres, more or less, off
the Northwest comer of lot No. 213, In thy.
17th district of sale county; sold as the
property of Wm. McGrady. deceased, for
the benefit of the helm and creditors of
said deceased.' Terms cash. This D«c. 3,
1891’. J.II. ALL**.
Administrator
4»*Ask tw. catalogue.
GIAL BLESSING.
[eoci
Cither tt
*in alonr
m of oi
of water wlirfoA a powrfnl ti:
bleach^jin.l tliat tbo solution also
dfciugcflliS ‘Ua<i antiseptic proper-
of vn’-.-How York Telegram.
AiiS&'aSSS'PS
rVAHDIAN’* SALE—By virtue a
VJ der of the court of Ordinary Of 1
gee county, I will sell at pnblic out
the first Tuesday'in January, ISM, \
the court house door of Sumter j “ *
JlJ ,
come- of Lee and Finn street, now occu
pied by G. W. Glover, formerly known as
the residence of Judge Allen Fort, contain-
lux (J») three-fourths of one sore, moroor
Irk*. James 8. RADCLirrx,
Nov.n.b,r«“P. 1 . Wll ^! UdC " fc ’
GEORGIA -Hijmteh County.
Whereas, Mre. Rodgers has i
have J. II. Allei
iinuiii'.r* t#A
Numter county, to be held on the'flrstSlon
day In January next, wby said petition
siiould not be granted as prayed for.
ClHKBIFF'8 HALE.
O GEORGIA—Sumtek County.
^ Will bo sold beforc^t he Court House door
Georgia, between!91® legal kobroor sale, on
the first Tuesday Tn Janukiy, 1891, the
following described property, to-wlt:
Heven silver horns, known as tho proper
ty of the AndersonvlUe Cornet Baud, cqu-
slsitng of two E dtt cornets. '"■*
net, tao Eilat altos, one fl
onj E flat bsss. Levied on L. - _
us the property of the Andereonviue Cor
net band, (o satisfy ono county court fl-fo
Issued from the quarterly court of Humtc:
rounty County court, June term. 1«HIn fla
vor orChas. G.iCopnva. said Andoggon vllie
Cornet “
iuu mMblMn
hotly politic tor the ru!fte*rn uf («®J twenty
years with the privilege of renewal at the
expire lion of said rime, with all the rights,
powers and privileges aforesaid, and that
a* d corporation have and yrtoy the right
rate roar, appoint all such otfiefxsolid
ngen-R ss may i>e deemed advisable, to rent,
buy, lease, have, ure/idwH* nude* Joy alt
such real and personal property as may be
S? f h u /SSS«f
pko^ure »o borrow money for cor
p-trnoeM and secure the same by
hoto. lxjrid, mortgage''6r otherwise upon
any pr all of 1m'properly aud. to uo every
and atir act needlul fo carry out the object
of said Incorporation,and to have and enjoy
all the rights, powers and .privileges con
ferred by law upon* corporations of like
character by the la* * of Georgia, and your
petitioners will ever pfay.
. v . 8. P. Hou,is,
* . E. A.Hawkins,
Attorney* for Petitioners.
Filed in office December 10th, 1800.
J. n. Alyas*. Clerk.
A true extract from the Record of Char-
U " U, “ KU ' Cl.rk b. C.
k DMINISTRATOR’S KALE.
A GEORGIA—WkBprtnt County
Will be sold before the court house* In
Preston, Webster county, Georgia, on the
flret Tuesday in January next; by virtue df
an order from the ordinary of Humter
county, the following property,'to-wft: .
One undivided half Interest In lota of
land No's, one(1) five (6) and s!£ (6); the
Wen ha‘f cf/ot No. (121) one hundred and
twenty alx, (50) atlrea offwi it hall lot No.
thirty-two (82), elghty-fiVo [Sly acres off
West baif lot No. one hundred and fbrty-
fiv»* fi<5), and 1 thirty-five acres off toe
li,I«
jjni
Cotton Ave.,
Opposite Prince's Stables-
Am^ricuk; Georgia. ,-f "*■ “
, .i...jii L , i,in,
W R. schroeder.
gormerlv with M. F. Holland M'i
. Vtlanta, Ga.
-I* (, V1 1 1 / ,•••'< J. Vf.viTBIOKLAND >
| Vom er) with Hunnlcutt A BalUnintb
1 ■ ATA*»TM CLMi ;. fj M,.,..
SCHROEDER & STICKLAND,
'•» tV-'-'b I! I« JtlK* Iflefl ..MieiV/ I'J:.,
724 Colton Avenue, Amirlcus, 6%.,/ii , i ,
jbtaketxnn of Tin, Cnperand Sben iroaWan {hheaiMdInaConice,nBi&i!ros&oc
nMdpH'
W- woulu be pleased to give you estimates on you! Tiff ron and Cornloe work,
guarantee all work to be first-alaas Id evory partlcn »r. RUglng, Cresting and FI
furnished bn short no.Ice. Wn also J.t Heavy Iron Work from 14 to 27, Roofing, <
erli"* Hpoutlng. etc. rv- r- n, _a. L .
three quarter (HBb%) acres, more or issa»
Hald undivided Iniereat In said propntr
sold aa the property of M. Burke, late of
ties, -i.lt a. C. M. Wim i.m.,
, AomlDulratoi
G'^^OEOROl^-WltMT** CaoriV;
AnvcaUl. to an order tram tha Uttoora-
7TR»SK?SSeSf fa'
legal hours of sals.* One hundred (100)
acres off lot nomberooe hundred and ten
(110); fifty-two (Hi) acres- pff of lot number
one bnadred and eleven nlf) : one hundred
(100) eerea, more or less, off of lot number
one hundred and fourteen (114), .In the 26th
district or Webster eounty. Go. Alto town
lot number six («) An block, A, and Jots
numbe a nine (•), ten M0) and fourteen (14)
In block C, and lot number thirty (8")lo
the town of Preston, Ga, Bold forth* pnr-
pose of settlement. 8. Bell,
- 1‘ Guard an J. C. and W. 8. BclU
Preat°fi,<^., Dad., 1 , 18W.
G^^^o^A^.Wa.rocaw
A,rv.nble1o.nord«r frnm thellonora-
Pwatoa, QMntla. iyM wife- an pa ‘
Tuesday In January next,netw-Min the
hnU re of sole, by Tans. A. OfiettttiK Gi
M arth a D. Coleman, deceased: Lot of lam.
number one hundred and fifty-eight (166)
la 18th District of Webster County, Ga.
* .VXW#.A.P9
Preston, Gat) Dee. 8,1880^.1 (I » U o wr.
£ FH TCAtTOir. ' ‘1“'"' ■' ‘
/. (LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.'
GEORGIA—RUMTKK COUNTT.
Agreeable to an order from the Hon.
sry of said county, will be
court house door In the city
-jmlercounty, Ga.. b tween
fire of axle, on the flret Tues.
consisting of Heven^ and one-hair (11^)
Felderslreet.and west by lands of J. F.
Mayo nml J. w. ICarrls* • refill for the Wne-
fit of the heirs and creditors of said deceas
ed. Terms cash. This Dec. 4tb, 1800. W
J. II. Allen, Administrator.
I4EORGIA— humtx* County.
mlnlatrator of the estate ol Dr. J. M. How-
YWHERE. can Wow risfo* through it. —
- c that quite th« thing? T~ ~ ^V, I Th.«<j nrc merefnre SttnxMih
* Bingo—1» if.for jae..Xbr.t»ttB teKoinK
-1* drag me off to onnof tnoahpltattiU so-
hbBHif calfiaSvthkt Bho {»_iniMd np<1 .,!
•f?™—”**■ want to-BBt.nnoh-nfWJln tuntshewill
•WmfP
t; i i *n»Wi«r. . •> j .u.j
llmffor
*^Jttb39MHai mmw
1! earties concerned, : Whether kindred nr
jredltora, io show cause on .or before the
Junbary term df tbo rdUft of Ohllnary
Webster county, to be held the first Me
day In January next, why said petition
should not be gmUIMtaapfWyrd /br.'i . j
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OkOROM—WrArrui Cotnrrv. -ilqm
irVer, dV
IH”* 1
SSS'KSSH
sumWSSSSjllgg-
These are,
ef^STttolt
Monday In March nexV, why said petition
sillM-Ui* !■ <»ai^.aaa»t ■*il»fepMpv»
’btskiMo*’.'
CBOUGlA—WwilAi* CUintv.w
,»o«fk^nilHln][Oon«*,s; '^ HO
a
nil purl its concerned, whether kindred or 1 flM,h(» .DPlknUon. if<9 9f,(U(Wifr-
crvuitors.to show rnusc on or tiefore the 4
Mtanryf fftom wfiSidObnrt of ^rdtomrevp
8umu*r County, to be held on the (Tret
Monday lo February next, wby said pell- q # _
this KUt day of Npvember
ext, wby saf*l pell-
gBffwiwir
Cook’s Pharmacy has been removed from
lotton Avenue to the W. J. Slanpy comer,
reet, (near Artesian yr^) r wheve J
aased to serve y6u in Drugs, Pat-
in Beau Dale ]i~
Mo. 80S Forayth nnd 1004 Le* Btmto. • - AMF.klCUS. QEOBOIA
D <Sb GO.,
8 '"atJ Li.tM JJLAt) '
FANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES. SHOES. ETC.
. CIGARS ANb XOBACCjr**^SPECiALTJf
qoori, Brandies, Wine, Bnr, eToT
RE ^r
J ...
w Th * p " 1 '
On. houM and lot on Jacknon alrMt|ln«liflnRMMiColl«(..' ton* lot, 6 room, to th«
HTK*H'« M;«BROW“N,
rwuon a.hnrw FifiHWiaWAnWv l SMIE1BWMO*l W’fftotlT .
'liwghW^iiivlj JBflWUJ u tiling;
for
3y«u^ti of Pino Timber Idtnd. Rntlroad rang throug
Alittio Rirlin
Mi
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i. ! ! 6ot.