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THE AMER1CUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: SATURDAY. MAY 9, 1891. JOHHR.SHAW, THE LOCAL DIVISION ORDER OF RAILWAV CONDUCTORS ORGANIZED YESTERDAY. Prominent Oflleere From This and Other Stater Preeent-S. A. M. Division *84. the Name and Number Taken—Deleft* tss Ap- pointed to St. Louis Convention. “the;champion” 111 Forsyth Rf. Amerlcoe, Oa.. Is prepared to clothe the pcoplo of Americtu and vicinity; in fact whole of Southwest 6a. with That is correct in style and|pcrfcct n lit. Every garment is made by the argc9t New York and other manu- •facturtrs up to the highest standard of art. No clothing house South of At lanta can boast of such an admirable assortment of HESS, YOUTHS, BOYS 4 CHILDREN’S SPRING ANDSUMMER STYLES. In our lino of business we Are the recognized leaden, and we proposo to continue to carry off the honors. While we postess all the requisites necessary for the success of a legiti mate and dashing business, WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST STORE IN THE CITY. WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE CITY, and wi are known throughout this section as the A division of the Order of Railway Conductors wm organized In Americus yesterday, with the following grand officers present: J H Latimer, Atlanta, Divielon 180, Dept O. C. C.; L. C. Young, Macon, Di vision 123, Dept. A. G. C. C.; J. T\ John- •on, Columbus, Ga., Division 71, Dept G. 8. C.; Frank' W. Thompson, Colum bus, Ohio, Division 100, Dept. G. J. C., J, C. McMaster, Birmingham, Division 202, Dept G. I. S.;W. H. Brltluglmm Columbus, Ga., Division 71, Dept O. 0, S.;H. M. Stokes, Americus, Division 284, Dept. G. 8. Sec. and T, Among the visiting brethren preaent were T. Caroway, R. B. Coleman, T. L. Gordy, and W. H. Britlngham, of Co- Iumbus, Ga, member of Chattahoochee Division No. 71. C. E. Gilmore and L. T. Hester of Divielon No. 128, of Maoon. The local division was duly organized underthe name of 8 A. M. Division, No. 284, and the following officers were elected to serve during the ensuingyear: Chief conductor, W. J. Matthews assistant chief conductor, J. O. Lewie secretary and treasurer, H. H. Stokes senior conductor, J.. J„ McCleskey Junior conductor, G. D Buchanan; In side sentinel, HoWell Cobb; outside sen. tlnel, H. C. Sapp; correspondent, E. N, Wood. The following card of thanks was drawn up by the membera of the new division and unanimously adopted: We, the 8. A. M. Dlvs.on O. R. c beg to tender our elncere thanks to all who so kindly aided ne In our recent ezcnrelon to Omebe, end especially do we taoder our thanke t’> the olUclele of the* A. A14. rail road for the meny fa. ore ahow i uS. We make special mention or Eiflneere o. orge A. Nix and J O Brown as being amongt|ie very beet locomotive engineers In the United Htales We would „ot forget to tender our thanke to Tan Times- Keoordeh for ,o much vaiu. able service rendered us In supplying adver tising matter, end tickets, and%el aasuied that no pro-sin Georgia could surpass the work furnished us. and are under lasting obligations tdC.pt Myilrk, ibe edltor-ln ehler, aad Coo' Stan Held, the ever ready and eAli'lenl mr nager or the Job department. We alio extend thanke to ihe Masonic Lodge lor ihe use or lodge room, and to Mr. Ucorge Thornton, the clever and eflcle t olerk Of court of Webster county for courts- alee extended us. l'ursued by Domoaa. Andy Moran, a white man, baa occu pied a cell In the city prison for the past several days, and la In a pretty bad plight. Ha waa locked up while indulging in a protracted sprom. arid the effects of tho liquor causes him to Imagine all nijumer ol evil tblngsigDlog on about him. He persists In tearing off hla clothes and destroying them, and additional rai ment haa been famished him by the po lice several times. He Is betngoonstant- ly pursued by Indians and dagoes who Our frienda and the pubKo know that we have for the last 22 years con ducted a live business in Americus, and we will “win or die” on the field in battle harness before we will sur render our banner on which is written FZOFU YOU KNOW And Some Yon Don’t, Who Come nod Go to n Day, Judge Eli G. Hill, of Terrell, 1a In tho city, a guest at the home of hla son, Mr. D. a Hill. Mies Leila Maxwell, of this city, visiting her friend, Miss Llzxle Brannon, in Maeon this week. Col. W. W. Thompson waa up from Smlthvlllo yesterday, looking after bus iness matters In this city. E. F. Hinton, Esq., returned yesterday from Eastman, where he went several daya ago on legal bnslnesa. Will Hooka oame up from Albany yes terday, just to see bow the old town was racking along and to pick up a few dots on general progress. Rev. Robert Adams, who haa been on a visit to Mllledgevllle for the past several days, haa returned home and will Sit his pulpit as usual to-morrow. Mrs. L. W. Gardner returned to her home In Montezuma yesterday, after a stay of several days at the home of her parents, Hr. and Mrs. W. I. Murray, In thla elty Mr. Terrell Brooke, cashier of the bank of Cordele, oame over yesterday evening to meet Mrs. Brooks, who haa been visiting relatives at her old home near Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Coleman, Rev, W. B. Coleman and Messrs. Noblo, James England and StepbenAhlppe, made up a very pleasant party that spent yesterday In historic Andertonville. Mrs. M. L. Myrlck has returned from Very pleasant vlslt ta .Atlanta, where •be wentoh Monday last to attend the meeting of the Woman’s press associa tion, held there this week, Mies Willie Hodnett, of Amerions, Is visiting friends in Dawson. Mite Willie exceedingly popular here, her old home, and haa received a royal welcome from her numerous friends and admir ers.—Dawson Journal. After a pleasant stay of several weeks with friends and relatives In this elty, Miss Ida Jackson left yesterday for her home in Clarketvllle, Teon. Her brother, Mr. John Jackson, accompanied her and will remain a short while there. Miss May Hudaon, who haa been the charming guest of Miss Fannie Camp bell for the past several week*,, leaves this morning for her home In Hamilton. host of friends and admirers will wit ness her departure with feelings of gen* nine regret. _ Hr. and-Mra. W. J. Matthews, Mr. and Mmi He M. Stoke* fujdiMr. and Mra. Galbraith leave this morning for St. Louie, Mo., where the gentlemenof the party go os dolegates from S. A. M, Di vision No. 284, to attend the annual meeting of the Grand Division, Order of Railway Conductors of the United States and Canada. ALL AROUND THE TOWN CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS EPITOM IZEO AND GROUPED Engineer Nix Beeovert His Lost Watch. The New lee Factory to Start up To-day. To Meet Next Yeer In Americus—More ' New Houses. Death of Captain Sneed. The many friends in this city of Cap- in Fletaber Sneed, of Oglethorpe, will with regret of hie death, which shoot at him with guns and pistols and I took place there yesterday. Several cauae him no little vexation. His coll. days since be was stricken with appo- Is full of anakes and monkeys, and he j plexy, and ever since haa been gradually haa a lively tlmo keeping the menagerie sinking. : He was a galUnt member of away from him. are offering them very low. W. P. Bailey’s, Haberdashery. For Sale. Commander-in-Clncf of the Le gitimate dotal ail Ms Fnmisif Goods Business of Southwestern Ga., 105 FORSYTH Sf„ • AMERICUS, CA. y° u wantV ^."g. $ J. K. Pnwca. 8.—ej'his may not bo mo but it is Busin css all the i You can save both inone d time by calling at W. £ Bailey’s Haberdashery and ge what you need in socks, hand kerchiefs, suspenders and neck wear of all kinds Cat tall millet I Cat tall millet I Want ed, 600 pounds, at Dr. Eldrldge’a drug store. Pure fruit Juices, pineapple Ices, eream melange, ginger ale, and every thing that Is good, at Davenport’s soda fountain. Do you eatf Of course you do. Then goto Andrew* A Carter for your groceries. Their atqpk 1* the freshest and finest In Americue. Seed Potatoes, Seed Corn, Garden Seed, direct from Landreth’e and war ranted genuine, at Dr. Eldrldge’a drug ■tore. Delicious “Ice Cream” Soda every day except Sundaye, at Davenport's. I have two or three ulce rooms to rent, ■ulteble for law offices or bed rooms, near banka and pustoflice. Call quick and get the pick. M. Callaway. apr 0-tf. When Baby wu Met, we gave Rer Castor)*. ■ she was a Child, ate cried for CutorU. When she bioesss Ml—I she otaag to Osssnfls. WhsosUs had CLndrsn, she gars ttssuCsMorl*. the fourth Georgia regiment during the war, and waa well known throughout aonthwestarn Georgia. Brick tor Sal*. We have on hand 1,000,000 well burnt brick. Must be Sold In the next thirty daya. Address, Chuoer A Pack, Manufacturers. mayO-dZw Albany, Gs. win s*n An almost new Bronoho Bioyele very cheap. It 1* the beet wheel there is made. For particular! address "B,” care this office. may7-4t-th-aat-sn-tu Sunshln In tho House! m “I’m wrary with the work!" the good wife ” 25 cent*, at druggists. Prepi elghed; by Dr. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. “Rptar erall.’’she said, 1 -• -•*.— “If. eweet to labor ior Ulnae we lovi No wonder that in.Id. will wed.” A wise housewife lightens her toll and gladdens the home elrcla by her cheer fulness. But health Is the firat requi site, and her just prerogative. Health follows the use of Dr. Pierce’e Favorite Prescription, which repairs the ravages caused by tboso peculiar diseases which affilct womankind. It enriches the blood, cures the cough, Increases the flesh, prevents hysteria, nervousness and low spirits, ant! la a veritable foun tain of health to women, young and old. Satisfaction, or the price, ((1.00), refunded. People Who Travel. Change of climate or water very often affect the bowels seriously. If on the first symptoms of any disturbance you would take Dr. Bigger*’ Huckleberry Cordial much suffering might be saved. We can fit the smallest to the largest in underwear, either Balbriggan, Gauze or Nainsook.- Our prices will We have a good tra * z£%£ , £*zjit& a Hltar - To Oar easterner*. We have removed to our uew quarter*, Watts House corner, where we will be glad to see all our old customers. Re spectfully, Kodokb* A WiLutitt. mayfitf. Racket Store. We have on hand a number of good econd h.iud surreys and buggies, aho second several acta buggy harness, whtoh we will sell verycueap for cash or banka ble papers. We mean business, and will igtonfsa you on prices. Como quick, if The cxccllJut, nutritious aud cooling drink ”Mail Xfc,-’ combining beer ami ale, but better than either. Recom mended by. leading physicians every where, aud sold at Davenport’s soda fount. . . , * The' celebrated fineat Tower Brand For bargains In dry goods, shoe*, iaees Razor*. If not satisfactory in thirty and notion*call at the Racket Mote,, day* return It aud get the money, at -tt* House corner. maj3tf. ' Da. Eldbumik * Duuo Stokes. may2;d*w-lw The “fly" that wat removed from the Baptist tent tome time elnce wat re placed yesterday, and hereafter the tent will be rendered much more comforta ble during services. The new factory of the Americas ReJ frigerating Company will, It is thought, ba ready to begin operation today. The factory ta well equipped, and haa a capacity of twenty ton* of lea per day. The loe cream festival given by the “Willing Workers,” In the Methodist church yard yesterday afternoon, proved a most enjoyable affair. A neat sum was realized, which will go toward building a new house of worship. Pineapples are iu market now and are not too high for the housekeeper’s purse. They are large and fine and sell at a quarter each. Home-raised strawberries are the fruit now, though, and will soon be plentiful at twenty-five cents a quart. Messrs. Tom Baisden and L. G. Hud aon are completing three very pretty dwelling houses on McGarreh street, next to tha -property of Capt J. L. Ad- derton. Mr. Baisden’s residence, when finished, wlll be one.of^the largest aad handsomestvtb ' that portion of the city. The Brotbertjoof^of f Railroad Track men of thlsstl^ 1 have lasted the mem. bore qf that order in JttpQH Rnd Colum- at Magnolladell at an Jeari; kimUavitatlon will -,bo accei gala day Is anticipated' by the bojra. Messrs. M. B. Council and A. : J. Buchanan bare returned, from where tbqy have been attending i clave of the Knight* Templar. They re port a very pleasant time. Amerlcua was selected as the plaoe.of meeting for tho next conclave of the grand com- mandery, which will convene May 0th next year. Engineer George Nix, who dropped his fine gold watoh from hla pocket while coming to Americus from Omaha Thursday, was made very happy yester day. A negro woman living near Bleb- land found tho tloker by the aide of the track, where It had dropped from the engine, and returned It to Mr. Nix. The watch was uninjured and had never stopped running .;** — JAS. T.fn UMBER 3t lltsT JEWELER, DIAMONDS AND WATCHES IN CLUBS. 102 FORSYTH STREET. Do you always read Butler & Berry’s adver tisements? They tell you of the wonders that are worked by Death of Mrs. 8. J. Green*. Mrs. S. J. Greene died at her home In this city at 6 o'eloek yesterday evening, afters long and painful illneis. Tho funeral services will bo held at Oak Grove cemetery at 8 o'clock this after noon, Friends of the family are invited to attend. moxcuziKs For biliousness and constipation, take Lemon Elixir. For fevers, chills and malaria, take Lemon Elixir. For aloepleasnees, nervousness and palpitation of the heart, take Lemon For all sick, and nervous headaches, take Lemon Elixir. Ladles, for natural and thorough or ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. Dr. Mosley's Lemon Elixir will not fall yon in any of tho above named dis eases, all of whioh arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kldneya or bowels. Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, At- Unta, Ga. 60a. and $1.00 per bottle at druggists. Colds, Hoarseness, Irohchltto, Hemorrhage Cans all Coi Sore Throat, . and all throat and long diseases, gant, reliable. ‘ ’ *-*- Prepared only may2-tuMthnn**at-lyr FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY. Bear in mind that you can buy the best, coolest’ and the most elegant underwear at W. D. Bailey’s Haberdashery. Now firm;new goods: the beatof ev- id family groceries, at For bargains cheaper than the cheap est, go to the Racket Store, Watts House corner. ' may3tf. Perfumes, Colognes, Etrxaota, Toilet Water, Toilet Soap*. A very fineaaeoit- ' - ~ •. Eldrldgo’s. men I at Dr. Our with low-quartered shoes HCongress, Oxford or (Southern tie are too comfor table for to wear anything else. (Call at W. D. Bailey’s Haber dashery. Hour celebrated cream bread Is made from “King of Patent*" flour, the finest ever offered to the trod* in Amerlcua. AndhxwrA Cabtbh. We keep the best. faun, we can get. J not satufactory when put on wo will repaint tho houao at our exponso. E. J. Kuiuumn. Druggist. A first-class cook will find It to her in terest to call ou John It. Shaw, 117 Forsyth street, who want* to employ such a one. api20-tf Scgars, Scgar*. Always a supply of good nuns at Dr. Eldrldges Drag Stores. Try thenL. Amirews & Carter, I lie Lamar street grocers, are headquarter* for fancy gro- cerie*, eaniicd gqwd>, fruit* and confec- It does not mutter bow you spell it-it sounds the same whether you say Cash or Kasb, and in these times it works wonders. We know whereof we speak, for lo, in these lest few days onr buyer has returned from the northern mar kets and we know what wooden Hash has worked there, and yon shall know what wonders Hash shall work here. This will apply to small every day trifles as well os to large specialties. Do you nse matches? Don’t yon pay 6 cunts for two boxes containing two hundred each? Well, Bntler & Berry sell the same matches utrl cent a box. Thiqk of matches at 1 cent A box! Maybe you don’t use clothes pins, bnt maybe when yon remem her that other stores charge ten cents a dozen for them, and jfoa find out here that. Butler & /Berry sell clothespins for I cont a dozen yon will realize that the aforesaid Bntler & Berry are “Cheap Folks” all the time in every particular. Now we have been quietly pro paring for yon and tho Berry sea son wo can Bhow yon another wonder that Kaeh has worked. but for three oentseooh—yon hare priced tbe same for 50e. a set- three cents each at Bntler A Berry's. There’s a new wrinkle in onr stock in the shape of a protty plain white ironstone china wash- stand set—10 pieces for $2.70. There are about 2 dozen sets left —and if you want one, why you ore welcome to the choice. There isn’t any money in,tho deal for ns —bnt then yon know its a dandy advertisement. $2.70 for an iro stone china 10 piece wash-stand set—of course that means at Bntler it Berry’s When you come down town again, look in at the additional counter room we have made— Glassware, Ornaments of all kinds —and Lamps-why there’s stacks of Lamps. Speaking of Lamps— di<) yon ever price a Student’s Lamp at any other store?—asked you $6.00 for one, didn’t they ? We have been getting 14.50 at tho Artesian Corner for them our selves. WCihave., them now—we have lots of them—tho fact was— we had to buy lots of them—bat this lot is to soil for $3.00-think of it—a gennino Student's Lamp, $8.90. Artesla|h Corner. Advertising i* to btmine** what "tc.'im is to machinery—The great propelling YXUqatllaj; q-J t * r- wer.—Lord J $3 .. Do you know that-you can buy a chimney to fit your lamp that will last till some accident happens to it? Do you know that Mac beth’s “pearl top” or “pearl yr m glass ’’ is that chimney You can have it—your dealer will get it—if you insist on it. He may tell you it costs him three times as much as some others. That is true. He may say they are iust as good. Don’t you believe it—they may be better for him; he may like the breaking. nuitmr*. Oxo. A. Uacsxts a Co. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES TRaDC MAUN.i QuUtjr first ttftllvijf* DAYENPORT DRDG CO. Pharmacists Have Exclusive sale of tlieae Ckledba tkd (>LA*£Etf in Americua, Oa. FAULKNER, KELLAM & MOORE, The only Manufacturing Opt clan* to the South, Atlanta, Geoboia. Arrival and Departure of Tretas, CENTRAL R. R. Arrive From. Leave For. 6:40pfti 12:16 p. m. Columbus 8:»u in IHAp m 1:08pm U::t7 pm Miumn 2:33pm K:Stara 2:35 p m 8:3.1 * m Albany 1:08 pm 9:37 pm a. a. A x. R. R. 8:00am S:IOpmSavannah 8:20am 7:00 p m 6UBpin 7:15am Omaha 0:15pm8:<5*m MAIL CLOSE*. doing East (8. A. A M.) 7:90 s m. doing West “ K::»'pm. dolnf North ami West (H. A W.).'....7: fl » m. dolus Nor h nml last (Ceu)2:00 pin K:'»ipn.. Oolnz South and West “ 12:30 pm 8:00 pm ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. AdrercUements will be Inserted la thle oolama attbente of One Cent per Word fdr each Insertion. No advertisement taken for lets thin FIFTKKN GKNT8. FQRUBNT. 0 NK ittrnithed room -ulrablu for Ymir ir im n. Unlit ro »u* conv ^»lHnt. At-p y at ill i++ tfrert. !>w. K T. M.vtiiih. UPHOLSTERIsYO, ol turn- nnd reptti. baby cerrl H .tl ftictorv. Ma*ir-. 01.1 Ml lift, C.Jtbm itvn* no/,oppuflte Jaihnson4 Hurroid. aprci-im W.M. JONES, \gent for Columbia and other Dlcyolee, at Bank of Houthwes’ern Georgia.