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Supported by the Mime Great Company with'the wm» MsfnlOccnt Costume* used In Atlanta und other cities. CKMTKAb R,tu Arrive From., Leave For. 6:40 pm 12:46 p. m. Columbus 8:20 a tn4:45p m coftpm 0:07 pm Macon 2:8&pm x:33em 2:8ft p m 3:3:1am Albany l:U8 p m 9:37 p m s. a. am. b. R. a' 8:fl0 a m 0:10 p m Savannah 8:20 a m 7:00 p m 6:93 p in 7:lft a in Omaha 6:1ft p m 6:45 a m MAIL CLOHKS. Going Fast (S. A. A M.). 700a n?. Going West M Going North and West («.& W.),....7:50 a m. Going Nor h uud t-ast (Cen)2:«u pm8:00pm. Going Mouth and West ** 12:80 pm 8:00p m PERFECTED mzmiizzu ftsCity f *rt tel Al*$.u. Advertisements ’will be Inserted in this column at the rate of One Cent per Word for each insertion. No advertisement taken for less than FIFTEEN CKNTS. XV. M. JON CM. >r Columbia and other Bicycles, at ank of Mouthwes*«ro Georgia. Agent: FOR RENT. FOR SALE Pharmacists Have Exclusive sale of these Cklkbba tied (»i«AjshEw in Amerlcus, Ga. FAULKNER, KELLAM i MOORE, The only Manufacturing Opticians In the South, Atlanta, Georgia. 3lUCK, Lime, Cement, Phial* f und Hair. 3 i ail :or prices before you buy. m!2*3t A J. HAMtS Agent. ^NE turnlshed room suitable lor yoajig J men. Bath ro >ru convenient. Appyal il street. 1)h. K T. Mathis. apr25-l( liolcu rooms In buslueMcenter Calls* ay at Marrtra'a spt»tf GinitoSMa,M FoWMi, Golden Dent ud other eqrly corn, direct from THE A.MERIGUS DAILY T1MES-RECORDER: FRIDAY. MAY 15, 1891 “THE CHAMPION” COMING TO AMERICUS. PERRY’S SUNDAY SCHOOLS WILL PIC NIC AT THE DELL. Tb. Invitation Kxtended by tb. City Conn ell I. Accepted—Am.rlon. Will Royally Entertain Her Oneita—Special Commit tee From the Connell Appointed. 117 y.riytb If, America., On.. Is prepared to clothe the people of Americus and vicinity, in [fact whole of Southwest Ga. with That is correct in style and|perfect n lit. Every garment is made by the argest New York and other menu- ufacturtrs up to the highest standard of art. No clothing house South of At. lanta can boost of such an admirable assortment of MENS, YOUTHS, BOYS & CHILDREN’S SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES. In our line of business we are the recognized leaders, and we propose to continue to carry off the honors. Whilo wo possess 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 wt are known throughout this section as the Our friends and the public know lat wo have for the last 22 years con ducted a live business in Americus, and wo will “win or die” on the field in battlo harness before we will sur render our banner on which is wntten John R. Shaw. Commander-in-chief of the Le gitimate The Sunday schools of Perry will hold their union picnic at Magnolia dell in this city, one week from to-day. They will come on a special train, And the number expected will run well into the hundreds. Several days ago an Invitation was ex tended both the Perry and Cuthbert schools by the mayor and council of Americus, to hold their annual picnic here, which invitation has been accept ed by the schools a? Perry. Yesterday Mayor Felder received the following letter from Mr. Fred M. Houser, which explains itself: Perky. Ga.. 3£ay J4. Mr. J. 11. Fslder, Mayor, Americus, Ga. MyDkakHik: Yours received. Truly it is very kind of you to tender us so cordial a welcome to your lovely city, and rest a«ur. d that il Is highly appreciated. We failed to secure a train for May loth lost., but have to:«iay perfected arrangements with the rail road company for a tram on Friday, May 22, 1891. We will leave Perry at 8 o'clock a. in., and returning leave Americus at 5 o'clock p. m. We look forward to the occasion with much pleasure. Again thanking you for your kindness, I am. Your* very truly, Fheii M. IIousrr, Committee. Americus, it Is needless to say, will extend a cordial welcome to her visitors on that day, and nothing will be left un done that will in anywise contribute to the pleasures of the occasion. Messrs. P. H. Williams, J. E. Bivins and J. A. Davenport have been appoint ed a committee from the city council to meet the excursionists on their arrival PEOPLE TOC KNOW And Som. Ton Don't, Who Con In n Day, also appropriated aikim Of money to be expended in entertaining the guests. The visit' of We; Perry, schools to Americus three rears ago: Is still re membered with pleawn by every one herd, and it Is neediest to add that a moat favorable impression of our city was created among the visitors by the many attentions shown them. Americus will extend her usual hospitality next Friday, and will only regret that the schools of Cnthbert will not be here also to add to the pleasure of the occaslou. This Is the Oldest. Dr. J. B. Hinkle, of this city, is the possessor of perhaps the oldest piece of chinaware owned by any one in the state —a pitcher known to he 782 years old. Tb« anelent piece of china, Dr. Hinkle says, was made in the year U09, whieh date is plainly stamped upon.the bottom. It has descended from one generation to another, and can easily be traced back three or four generations by the present owner. It is a small pitcher, and with the exception of a broken handle is ■til? In a good state of preservation. A CaU. All the temperance ladles of the city are requested to meet at the Methodist church this afternoon at 4 o’clock to lay the plans to work “For God and Home and Native Land." All the children are requested to be there at that hour also. These meetings will be held every Fri day afternoon at the same place till furthor notice. H, Tb. Chriatlon Worker*. The festival committea of the Chri.tian Worker, will serve the following Ice. at tho ohurch yard this afternoon, from 4 to 7 o’clock: Neapolitan Cream, Vanilla Cream, Strawberry Cream and Lemon and Pineapple Icoa. A Complete Collapse is occasioned in oar feelings by derange ments of the liver, stomach and bowels. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure sick and blllloua headache, bowel complaint., Internal fever and costlvencss. They remove all waste matter, and restore health to body and mind. A dose, aa a laxative, oonsi.ta of one tiny, augar- coated Pellet Cheapest and easiest to take. By druggists, 23 cent, a vial. FOR BALE. 10 Shares Am.rlctu Iron Work. .took. 15 Sham America. Furniture Comp.ny Mr. A. W. Gibbs, of Savannah, was in the city yesterday. Mr. W. D. Pace came up from Albany yesterday to look after business matters. Mr. J. J. Williford went np to Macon yesterday to look after business mat ters. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Johnson, of Smith- vllle, spent yesterday with friende in this city. Mrs. It. T. Byrd left yesterday for Macon on a short visit to her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Davenport. Deputy United States Marshal Walter Corbitt, of Macon, was In Americus on official business yesterday. Mr, Henry Sheffield, of New Orleans, is visiting tho family of his uncle, Col S. IL Hawkins, in this city. Messrs. W. D. Crawford, J F. Rushin and W. C. Singleton represented Buena Vista In Americus yesterday. Mr. James Byrd, after a pleasant visit to the liomefolks in this city, returned to Atlanta yestorday afternoon. Miss Anna Gatewood, of Eatonton, is visiting the family of her brother, Mr. A. 1>. Gatewood, near this city. Capt. and Mrs. T. J. Brannon returned home yesterday from a pleasant visit of a few days to friends in Eufaula. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slappey will spend to-day with the Andersonvllle ex cursionists in Central Park,'Macon. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cohen returned home yesterday from Albany, where they attended the Menko-WessaTowaky marriage on Wednesday last Mr. J. M. Carolan, southeastern freight and passenger agent' of the & A. A M. with headquarter* in Savannah, was in the city on business yesterday. Messrs. W. W. Starr and F. G. Dabney, prominent official of the Central railroad of Georgia, were In the city for a short while yesterday on matters of business, THE CITY IN BRIEF. SHORT ITEMS PICKED UP AND PUT UNDER ONE HEAD Columbus Rod Mon to Visit Americas—Get* ting Ready for Buslneso -Another Hand some Residence— Into Now Quarters—Go. Ing to Brunswick. Business of Southwestern Ga., IAS FORSYTH ST., AMERICUS, CA. P. S.—This may not be modesty bat it is Business all the same. J. R. S. SS Slum Cordrl. Security stock. 15 Share. America. Construction .lock LOTT WABllK V in.ylt.8t Pnro fruit juices, pineapple Ices, cream melange, ginger ale, and every thing that is good, at Davenport’s soda fountain. Notice ti* Stockholder., The sixth installment of 10 per cent, of tho capital stock of the Americus Manufacturing and Improvement Com- E any has been called, and must be paid afore Juno 1st, Inst. John Winosoii, Sec’y and Trcas. maylOsiw Delicious “Ice Cream” Soda every day except Sundays, at Davenport’s. New firm; new good*; the host of ev- r and family groceries, at * Cabtkb’i To Brunswick mod St. Simon's. Next week will be an interesting time in Brunswick-by-the-ses. The grand lodge of Georgia, Knlgbta of Pythias, meets there on the 19th, and the State Dental society meets on the same day at St. Simon’s. All the dentist* of this city have sig nified their intention of going, and a large delegation of K. P’s. will go well. The entire party, It la thought, will leave Amerloua Monday night. As the very low rates offered are for all, It la not unlikely that quite a num ber of our people will take advantage of this opportunity to visit Brunswick, and will therefore go along with the Knighta and the dentist*. Zb* 8. A. AM. railroad has offered tho excursionists a rate of 95.70 for the round trip via Helena and the E. T. V, A G. road, or a rate of 95.25 via Cordele and the G. S. A F. and B. A W. roads. Rates via the Central have, aLo been asked for but not yet obtained. As thero is no doubt but that a large number will go down, it would be well for all to decide upon some eoncert of actiou, as that will be necessary in se curing the most favorable rates. This will be done, doubtless, as soon as the Central authorities can be heard from. To Printers and Publlxhen. ' The Timet Publishing Company ha* for sale a portion of the newspaper and job outfit made surplus by the recent cotuolldatiop of the Times and Recor der, consisting of one cylinder newspa per press, two Gordon job presses, one Hero paper cutter, one perforator, six stands, two Imposing stones and tables, five hundred pounds of news type, etc. This material and these presses are virtually new, haring been in use only a year. A great bargain in prices and terms can bo secured by the right par ties. Address the Tikes Pudlihiiino Company, Americus, Ga. Envelop..! Envelope.!! We have just received a big Job lol of manilla envelopes of fine quality, that were bought at a bargain, and we can print them for you with card, etc., cheap er than you can buy them plain by retail anywhere. They arc more durable than white, and are good enough for all busi ness purposes, and are much cheaper, Times 1’l'uuniiino Co. George F. Cooper lodge, Knlgbta of Pythias,of this city, will attend the state convention K. of P. in Brunswick next week. A large delegation will go down on Monday, returning here the following Thursday. The Sunday schools at Andersonvllle will pionic to-day at Central City Park, in Macon. Quito a number of Ameri cas people wont up to Andersonvllle on the 3:35 train this morning and joined the excursionists. The Messrs. Oliver, who recently pur chased the book and stationery business of Mr. W. L. Mardre, and who for tho past three days have boon going through the large stock, finished that task last night and will bo ready for business to day. A telegram received here yesterday from Opopjca, Fla., announced the deatli there from typhoid fever of Mr. M. C. McCuller, well-known here as “Pinter" McCulIer, which took piaco yestorday morning after a long illness. He leaves several children. Among the many pretty new homes going up in the southern suburbs of the city Is the handsome two-story residence of Mr. Sawyer, corner of Elm avenue and Dodtdn' streets.' li well soon be completed, and will,be an ornament to that part of town. The Red Men of Columbus will send a delegation Aver to Americus In a few day* to' assist at the" institution ofa lodA'gpfbtt drd^r id thW jM&Tj, The irderyf Red Men la' rapidly becoming one bfthe most popular benevolent or- ganftaftfon. in the'state. ; fErfaeryecl' aetfisjor. Yhe Scott* *Thiint- ton performance to-fitght will be Mi'oh sale at the Usual'place this morning, prices'di adralstlpn will fin tvienty- cehts'for gallery and fifty ceqis for psrquetto and dress circle. Nothing extra will be charged for reserving ists. dverooats in May In Americua was something unheard of udtU yesterday, when the sodden change in the Weather brought them out of their hiding places. The day was cold, dismal and thorough ly nnoomfortabie, and will likely be productive of considerable sickness un less great ears Is taken. The Amerloua National Building A Loan Association has leased handsome apartment* In the new Johnson A Har row building, and will doubtless trans fer its headquarters there in a few weeks. ’The apartmente ' In this build' ing are by far the moat conveniently arranged and desirable In the city. Stacks of Ice. Tb* Americua lea Co.’a machinery la doing such fine work this season that In a month's run It has not only supplied the demand from Fort Valley to Eufaula and towns on the 8. A. A M. railroad, East Tennessee and G. 8. A F. roads, but has A supply of nearly 200 tons stored away for-the hot weather that will fol- low the present cool spell. Rolan Baking Powders, the Purest and Best. For sale by H. D. Watts, Agent. TELEPHONE to*. JAS. I. GOTNEY, JEWELER, DIAMONDS , and WATCHES KPi^CLUBS. 102 FORSYTH STREET. DEDICATED TO OUR FRIENDS WHO Got Perfumes, Cologntis, Etrxacts, Toilet Water, Toilet Soaps. A very fine satoi t- Eldrldge’s. ment at Dr. Always a supply of " " ~ Store*. Andrews A Garter, the Lamar street grocers, are headquarters fur fanoy gro ceries, canned goods, fruits and confec tions. The Grand Duke Paul, whose wife Is a daughter of the king of Greece, will succeed General Guorko as governor of Warsaw. Stoskko'dsrs Meeting. ^ Tho annual meeting of stockholders of I tho Americus Guano Company' will ho Lcid at tho offico of tho company at 4 o'clock p. m. Juno 27th. . - ■ H. C. Barley, ml2-tf Sect’y A Trcas. The celebrated finest Tower Brand Razors. If not satisfactory in thirty days return it and get the money, at Du. Eldbiiron's Dave Stobes. Do you sat? Of coarse yon do. Than go to Andrews A Carter for your groceries. Their (took is the freshest and finest In Americas. - . - , ■■■■■■ SPECIAL OFFER. For spot cash we will sell •Brick in car-load lots deliver ed in Americus at six dollars per thousand. Ocmulgee Brick Co. may 15-iUir. - Corns, Wart, and Bunions Removed quickly and sorely by tiling Abott’s East Indian Corn Paint Advertising la to basinets what ah la to machinery—The great propelling power.—-Lord Macaulay. Cat tall millet! Cat tali milletl Want ed, 600 pounds,'at Dr. Eldridge’s drug store. m Brick (or Sole. We have on hand 1,000,000 well burnt brick. Must be sold in the next thirty days. Address, Chugxk & Pack, Manufacturers. m»y9-d2w Albany, Ga. Lsadreth'i genuine, at Dr. :dootorI [ACKER’S ! PURE!I to PINK TbM» Celebrated ENGLISH: PUta ara a PoaUlv* Ova (or Stek • Headache* Billedumm* Constipation. Small* »1« aat aad a fararlu with ladle*. Sold ia England for I 'vl., In America (or SSo* Summer specialties are in de mand-everything from a lemon ade straw to an ice cream freezer— is being cubed for-anything that seems to be a relation of the North Pole ia sought after—and if there are any folks who can help yon to keep cool they are at the Artesian Corner Store. BUTLER & BERRY. In the sweltering days that now are coming-to have a chunk of ice—is almost equivalent to having aohtink of happinoss— hut what are you going to keep that ice in V Have yon a Water Cooler? W if you haven’t-there is one pi to get them cheap—1 gal., $1,16— 2 gal., $2.25-3 gal., 2.76-4 gal,, $3.25—and recollect that one place ia the Artesian Corner Store, BUTLER & BERRY. Ask yourself the question—is a refrigerator nowadays a necessity or a luxury—or is it both at onoe? When you consider its saving-of what would otherwise spoil and be wasted—wonld’nt it be an economy —rather than an expense-for yon to get one—to get a good one—to get a good Refrigerator cheap at the Artesian Corner Store. , BUTLER & BERRY. Of course you realize that there are no flies on us—but do you know why—because we keep the Improved Keyless Ply Pan in stock—it’s no trouble to wind it up —it saves so much fussing about the table—they only cost $2.25 each-that is they only cost $2.25 each at the Artesian Corner Store. BUTLER & BERRY. Of course we have Coffee Pots— have them all sizes—kinds—and prices—but the demand now comes for something more seasonable— those old time brown Rockingham Teapots—which we sell for 20 cents —are the only vessels that brew tea fit for icing—and then Rock ingham Butter Crocks—Yellow ware Milk Crooks—that sell with us for 5 cents upwards—these are the goods to suit the needs of tho weather—they are seasonable and cheap—cheap at the Artesian Cor* nor Store. BUTLER & BERRY. Don’t forget oar last ad.— Matches 1 cent a box—Clothespins 1 cont agdosen—Berry Dishes 3 cents oacn—Pretty Goblets 5 cents each—and that Students' Lamp for $3.00—for the time only—at ono place only—the Artesian Cor ner Store. BUTLER & BERRY. BUTLER & BERRY, Artesian Corner Store, AMERICUS, GEA. OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY, MAY 15,1891. Poeillvaappearano* of Atlanta’s Eccentric tragedian, \ SCOTT THORNTON KIOEraiylETCT. FINE BUSINESS LOCATION FOR SALE. In order to engage In a different enterprise, I offer for rale my enMr. .took of ukocxiukh,convxcnoiraaiKH, sons router And Luncli Counter, near S. A’ A M. depot. Also, Store Roane and ieaxc'on thirty feet square of* land, for three years at same place. Till* is one of the bext buaineu loca tion. in the city of Americua. Very respectfully, 5-I4-0t D. B. REGISTER. pSfppjgfc Our celebrated cream breed from “King of Patent*’’ floor, arer offered to the trad* ia Al