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THE AMER1CUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1891. THE TIMES-RECORDER. Ually and. Weekly. t'AvKKicui Mm EsTARLiftnen I wo. . Cfottovmi.no. April, mm. SUBSCRIPTION: .OAILT, OXR York, Dailt, Orr Murtu, *R«ilt, OrrYrar, A kvr. Six Movraa, rVr advertising rates Rddrau BAOCOM IfTRlCR, Editor end Manager, t»* Tnufif Publishing company, Aroericue, On. Amerions, Os.. June 13, 1801. Thebe U a balance of $2,102,000 in the Texas treasury, and not even remote prospect of republican rule. Happy Texas. Tbk prince of Wales is receiving the censure of the English press on bis bac carat game in silence and in this be shows bis good sense. . Several newspaper revolutions in New York bavo been recorded during the put week. The Continent was the worst shaken npof all of them. Foht Path* elects officers on July 6, and to-morrow night a mass mooting will nominate a ticket It is understood that politics are not to enter the cam paign ing a little singular that Mr. Wana- maker should have known so well when to withdraw his .funds from the Key stone bank, and yet not know that it was shaky. CummikO’s trickery at cards didn’t bar him from marrying an American girl. One would have thought that Cummings would have looked among the Chinese for a wife. Thebe is some irresponsible talk of Watterson for a vice-presidential candi date. 'Sparehlml He’s too bright a man to be boxed up in the United States , senate chamber wearing Morton's “man tie piece.” It looei now as if the New York del egation In the next national democratic convention will be for Hill, and that of Indiana for Gray. These are the two pivotal states that have heretofore had tbe strongest voice in controlling the Bominatlon. All the talk of the financial world taking conniption fits over the prospect of free coinage in the United States is bosh meant for political effect Condi tions are unhappily such that there can be no free coinage for at least three yean yet, and the financial world doesn’t look so far ahead. The New York Sun objects to news- papen referring to one of Blaine's daughters as Miss Hattie. She is a t grown-up young lady, It says, and ought not to be called by her baby name any . longer. Dana must be getting pretty close to the Blaines to thus speak their wishes for thorn. 1 What a slow continent that of Europe is, to be sure! The Archduke Prana Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the throne of Austria, has moved so slowly that he dldn’tcatcb the measels until he was 28 yean old. If he had been an Amerioan he would have bad all the in fantile diseases checked off before he was 10 years, of age, and might have been under treatment for tbe excessive use of cigarettes five years later. m Tun standing committees in twenty- seven of tbe dlooeses of the Protestant Episcopal church have consented to the election of Bov. Phillip Brooks as bishop of Massachusetts. This Is a majority of the whole number. It now rests with with the bishops to give or withhold their consent to the consecration. Not- . withstanding the strong efforts made against him, It looks as If the consent of the necessary number of bishops will be given. It The Kansas City Star has been en deavoring to Interview Scbwelnfurth. and finds that his special aversion ' newspaper reporters. He says that he 1 is willing to talk to fair-minded men, but that newspaper reporters are uot Impressed by the trntb, and that tbe metropolitan papers have always mis represented him. So that when report I?” era betake themselves unto him be re ceives them net, but turns them away saying: “Be thee gone from me, I will have none of ye.” The education of our youth is not what It was when tbe young man used to go to college purely for the sake of obtaining an education, work his way through by sawing wood or attending to the professor’s horse, and afterwards face the world in oil seriousness. In some respects it is better, in others Great Britain has managed to re- wo ™°' The world knows a great deal duee its national Indebtedness some-- what during tbe past ten years, but the local indebtedness of England and Wales has increased CHS,070,988 in that time, amounting at present to $94g,tU4,000. Nearly the ball of this, however, Is ac counted for by expenditures for what are classed hs productive Investments, such as waterworks, gas works, markets, tramways, cemeteries, harbors, docks and piers, from whlek an Ineome la de rived, so tliabtbe showing Is not regard ed by staticlans as a bad one. ThE American girl who married Blr William Gordon Cummlng after the ver dict against him In tbs reoent trial, dis played a pluck characteristic of her country. But It is a vary sad thing that any American girl should ally herself with the vulgar English aristocracy. Judging from the revelations that have been made of their practices, those peo ple have neither refinement nor culture, mad, aside from their immorality, are positively coarse and incapable of refin ed pleasure. There are many better men than Cummlng la America. THIS GREAT 11 ItTACTIVE Detectives are great men—in their minds. Early Sunday morning in St. I.ouis gentleman saw some negroes filling up what appeared to be a grave in a vacant field. At bis approach they tied precip itately. lie straightway went to police liead<|uartbers and reported the occur rence, and two of tbe department's de tectives were put on the case to work up. As usual, these detectives at once scented a great big murder, and they proceeded |n the usual mys’erious man ner of the detective to work It up. They went out to the place and took look at the spot, but, being too lazy dig out the seeming grave, they con cluded to catch the negroes first, and then make them dig up the evidence against themselves. Iu a mysterious manner and with ail the pomposity of a real estate agent conducting a trade for a 8200 lot, they nosed around, poked about and at last sue- ceeded in spotting one of the negroes. In the usual approved manner of detec tlves, they frightened the confession from him that he was one of the negroes concerned in filling up tbe grave, and also secured the names of his compan ions in crime. All were locked np ono of St Louis' station houses, and af ter the detectives had spent a couple hours drinking to each other’s shrewd ness and great ability in unearthing crime and in spotting offenders, the prisoners wore armed with shovels, and strongly guarded, marched out to tbe spot where they had buried their vic tim—or still more horrible to contem plate, perhaps victims, and the work of unearthing was commenced. The first shovel of dirt removed brought to view a lot of rags which appeared stained with blood. A few feet further a bard substance which, when struck sounded like a coffin, was then readied, but which proved to be a wide board. Its removal caused a terrible stench to arise, and the police were overjoyed. Further on a lot of broken sewer pipes was readied, togeth. er with blocks of wood. Bemoval of this disclosed the mouth of a three foot sewer. The negroes had stopped it up because its contents flowed into a creek near to their bouse and thus become of- festive to them. The discomfiture of the shrewd detec. tlves was visited upon the poor negroes, and they were marched back to prison to be given tbe full extent of the law for their trivial offense, simply because the city's insufficient sewerage system had induced them to take the law into their owo hands, and try to get a little pure air and healthful atmosphere for their wives and children. The waste of the city's time and money by the detectives must be made up by finiog the poor, long suffering people. Yes, detectives are great men—in their own minds. THE OHIO CONVENTION. A notable political event will be tbe assembling of the Ohio republican con ventlon next week. Some of the moat prominent men in the country figure in the list of delegatee. Secretary Foetor, Senator Sherman, Ex-Governor Foraker, Ex-Speaker Keifer and Gen. Groavehor will all be on tbe floor. The chief purpose of the convention will be to nominate Mr. McKinley for governor, and to launch the campaign which la to follow between him and Governor Campbell. If the republicans lose Ohio in the coming contest, aheir hold on the Union will be gone, and thore will be small hope for their canae In tbe coming presidential election. But, aside from the gabornatorlal nomination there Is another matter that will make the convention to meet next week a very interesting body. A move ment'la on foot In Ohio to adopt the plan of the,llllnola democrats In regard to the UnltMl States senatorshlp, and it is not altogether certain that Senator Sherman will rccelvo the endorsement of the convention. The senator’s friends will endeavor to guard against anything of that kind, and a lively fight may ensue. more now than it did thirty yean ago, and many Important branches of study have opened since those who are scarce ly more than middle aged walked out of college Italia with their abeepekina In their bands. Iu those earlier days, how. ever, the life of the students was far simpler and more wbolsome, and it would have been an impossibility for the police to find a liquor selling stu dents’ club iu any college town. The mailed hand of Mathew Stanley Quay does not appenr to have lost its cunning in tbe matter of Pennsylvania patronage. The latch string bangs ou the outside for him at the presidential mansion, and he called the other day with a big batch of nominations includ ing a suggestion for the office of colloc tor at Philadelphia. The Jiew wheat crop will be on the market in a few daya, and will bring back from Europe the gold reoently sent over there. We caa always, command a sufficient supply of European gold as long as they purchase our wheat and cotton WAVE HIGH THE DOVLIE. So good an authority in matters politi cal as Thomas Brackett Reed explained the landslide of November last by saying that the shopping women were the first to discover and raise a row about the McKinley prices, and the result was the defeat of the republican party and the demoralization of Its leaders. It now appears that tbe operation of the Mo Kinley bill in various ways continues to arouse tbe indignation of the women of the laud, and a case in point is that of a lady, who while traveling In Europe oc cupied a portion of her time embroider ing a dozen doylies, which she had taken with her from New York and bn her re turn to New York she was informed that she would have to pay the tariff duty ou them. Tlie collector of customs ruled that the value of the articles had been increased by the work on them abroad, and the tariff charges must be paid be. foro they could be re-admitted, and an appeal to the secretary of tbe treasury resulted in the ruling of the collector being sustained. From the snake editor the Informa tion was obtained that a doylle is a ruffled and loose fitting gown worn by women, therefore we are certain of one thing, and that is the democrats will be exceedingly foolish if they do not get one of them and exhibit it on the stump in the next presidential campaign. Around that taxed doylle the fair sex of the country will rally and jdemitnd the overthrow of HcKinleylsm and the an nlhilatlon of tbe republican party. There will be more votes in the folds of the doylle for tbe democrats than were in the bloody shirt for the republi cans, consequently the doylle should be waved from now uutll the polls are closed ou election day. The taxing of the doylle should bo made know n to every household over which a woman presides as an uncrowned queen, and the fact should be impressed on tbe female mind that unless McKinleyism is de stroyed the day is not for distant when, if the American infant, while traveling abroad with its parents, cuts its teeth, it will, ou its return to this country be compelled to pay a tax of forty per cent on ivory. Til* Globe-Democrat rarely ever tells the truth in its allusions to the south, but it struck the nail on the bead In this instance. It says: “The people of tbe south do uot like Mr. Cleveland’s silver view, but what they are most displeased with in bis case is his recent remark about the 'rebellious hands' that once tried to destroy the Union.” .The south ern people don’t like to be maligned by a man for whom they have done much as they have for Mr. Cleveland. A factory for making Itory out of skim milk has been successfully eatab llshed in Iceland. j BEALL & OAKLEY. " BARGAINS! And Special Prices still the rule of the day , with us. For u U j v ' TWO WEEKS longer we offer cut prices in every department. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NKW LINE Beautiful While Goods, Pine Apple Tissues, New Cream Yalencienne Laces, different widths to match, New Black Silk Laces in Flouncings, and narrow^ to match. BARGAINS IN CENTS’ Our Table Damask and Towels are selling rapidly at tbe prices wp-aco pow making. op Jit Grenadines at Cost? Figured China Silks at Cost? Straw and Stiff pats at Cost! Ladies,’ Gents’ and Children’s Shoes at Cost? BEALL & 313 LAMAR STREET, Wealth! PAtr ini L Absolutely Purs. ofaU*jn"lrew!nteg SSS&lF—Latest juSSud gtatea Government Fo<xl Report, junolS (Uwlyr RECEIVER’S SALE or Tii je j Amorious Street RaiUroad. GKOUUIA—Sumtkh County: By virtue of a deem or the superb* court or the aald county, nudand In the cum or tbe Central Tnut Co.or Mew York, vs. The Amerlcua HI reel RaUrewd Company, on as {MugtaieaortjUaaMr the beo.ut or the houdholdert on lliepioperly or the defendant 1 wi.l odhr for wile at public out-cry t. the highest bidder, before the Court House door oreald county. In tbe city or AmeneuR. be tween tbe hou.R Of iu o, in. and 4 p. on Saturday, ,he 27th day of June, 1HB1, Uie fill tewtnc property, to-wlt; A cdrtalu piece or parcel of laud one hub. dml Met front by one hundred and Any feel la deoth.llturned Iu the Tillage of Leelon county of sunder And Hlsleofuaorgla, belnt a pert of lot nnmbei 2UJ In Ute l wwt-tv-seventh dcitrtct JHHututer county, Georgia, the name eltuali lying and being on the Month eld* of Avenue E.aod on the Wert eld* of Magno. Ha street aud being on tbe ooraer of aald atmt* and Enown oath* plat of tbe Lemon Pork Land Coni, any reoently laid out an Iota eevyn nnd eight in block twenty leveui to gather with oH aud alnguutr Um lands, tene ments and hereditament, of sold Railroad Company thou owned or thereafter to be ac quired by It, and nlno Including nl| Mm mll- roede,trocke.rtghieol way,mein IlnM.brauch —_ —men, c , IU power works, engines, boilers, el w*jgbK?‘« e ‘i„j?u2fr‘srs.* 0.1, fuel, equipment, furniture SStte* mid Railroad Company the ~ ofler to be acquired. Include robe.corporation, and ail aasiSdS, jawKSttifE would here out ol thep mentor all I Cel uml comp Purchaser »II. upoi the closing urtbeUHi I . , .. J. B. PELOI Amerieua, Go., May M, mi. mg Aifi> braim Treat- ■, a guaranteed specific tor Hysteria, Disci- Convulsions, Tits, Nervous Neuralgia, _ ache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of tbe Hrain, remitting in insanity and leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age, Harreiiness, Loss of Power la either sax, Involuntary Losses and R)>erma- torrhosa, caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abase or over-indulgence. Each box cofi* tains one mouth's treatment. 91.00 per box.es six boxes for 96-00, sent by mall, prepaid, on rw- ceipt of price, . WE GCAJtANTKK SIX BOXES cure any case. With each order reoelvod by — for six boxes, accompanied with 96.WV we will send the purchaser out written guarantee to refund tbe money if the treatment does not ef fect a cure. Guarantees issued only by THE DAVENPORT DRUG CO.,ft>le Agtfl.. Americas, (fa. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pst- m VHMprimKKk and we ran secure patent in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or phot?* with descrip tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. A Pamphlet. “How to Obtain Patents,” with names of actual clients in your State, county, or town, sent free. Addresf, C.A.SNOW&CO. Opputlto Patent OSc*. Within,Ion. D. C. R. E. Auditor, , OFFICE 57G JACKSON STREET, / ; ■ * • • i / ■ • ■ t * n tft i AM mucus, UA. Will adjust Hunks and Accounts and do a mniMral collecting business, A competent attorney associated. Charges rea«>nable. Will take IrtudneM In nelgTboring cities. •References; J. W. .Mho Ale Id A Co.. Bank of 5ssrswiasaT: the liTtle Sewing machine man jfj] For all Machines on easy terms, and cm supply the reat Reedies, Oils, Attachments, Etc., For Bate by the DAVENPORT IlKUd COMPANY, Americas, Go. rOR AIL MACHINES. ■Hporhil attention given to repairing i " " ■ mall will t PRO UCARDS T. UHJHITSur Aitu ovrMHXJHUU r.trret3^j»/ *-My tH.J.W.DANIW. Offer* bla profe-slonal eervlce* to the ■mm L‘W HuDUnttoD, Church street. J ALpm&jt nno j . Office at llr. Eldrtdge’s 'drug store. Can 'be fbnnd-at night In hli room, over Kldrldge’. drag .tore, Barlow Block, , lap8-9f.tr>; b||joW b nffl. ) SURGEON. deuce, corner Americas, Ga. Telephone No. 101. D b. t. j. kenned y, m. d. PHYHJUIAN AND SURGEON. Office at Dr. KldrldKe’A Drug Htoie; > Can be found at night In his office room over Bldrklge’s drug store, BiHoirl)|ock. feW-ly DOCTORS J. R.’AJq) A r ir. HWRtE Hava one of tbe best tarnished and beet equipped doctors offices In the South, No. til Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose A Specialty. feblPtf . ! ’ Ileal C HA8. A. BROOKS. M. D. (Graduate of BellevoeHo Paej^nuiiuute Mcdhca^KchmH,Chief jjnrgeon H. A.M»K ft. etc.) OArTlliihmrmBldharser- vicea as a general practltoner to the cltlsens of Americiisand surround lug country. Spe cial attention given to operative surgery, Including tbe treatment hr iieiaorrbolds, fl»- t'i|», stricture, catarrh, and all diseases of Anus, Rectum, Genitourinary system and nose and throat. Offlee in Mnrphey building Lamar St* Connected by sheaslng tuba with Kldrldge’s Drug Store. Calls should be left or telephoned there during tbe day. At night call at residence on Lee 8L or tele* paaaMMoiy APTOHNKl?8 AT LAW. Offlee la Bartow w* IBank. Prompt attention given to all L in my hands. Offlee in Barlow blocs, room 9. ' Feb. I . 6, tf I J* , i Amerlcue, Qi. Office In Bariev building, opposite tb. Court House. Prompt attention given to all buelneu. lanb-ti. K. F. Hinton. E. H.Cuna. HINTON ft CUTT8, , A ttorneys at law. Praetlceintba _SUte_and Federal Courts. Offloa over 'Hart Building, on Forsyth street. marl-l> [)OBT. L, MAYNARD, i ATTORNEY AT LAW. ,* .// Americas,Ga. Prompt and caretal attention given to nil TV I. HOLTON. attorney at law. Abbeville,' (Jo. Will procure In all the eountlre of the State. Prompt attention given-to>a©col lection. entruitedto my care. II AN8LHY & ANSLEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Americas, On A Will practice In tbe counties of Sum ter, Schley,' Macon. Dooly, Webster, Stew art, In tbe Supreme Ooart, and tbe United States Conn. C. MATllEWS, NEY-AT-LAW, tit ew W KLLBORh V. CLARKg. FttAMK A,HoOfIB. CLARKE A HOOPER, Attorneys 1 it Law AMERIflUS, meylS-d-w-ly GEORGIA WaurRH K. Wukxtlrt, 1. B. Ymoxut, Wheatley fit Fitigerald, ATTORNEYS at law, ^ 406 Jackson Rt, Up Stain, ^ , ghohgia JanT-t G. II. HUDSON, “SErr r | L.f BLALOCK, LXMVBRS, aaiRicre, ugomoiA. ®»5i^jHirsawsis8 tonr street, In Artesian Block, daqa-d-wlj A Certain Core for Dyspepsia, There la perhaps no disease so prevalent as Dy,pep,la and Indigestion, and ore too, that up to the present time bos baffled tbe skill of tbe eminent physicians. Two-thlnls or tbs lie dlieoaes have their origin In Dyspepsia, iraptoms are lose of appetite, lose of flesh, ling or falnsss or weight In tbe stomseb, tonally nansea and vomiting, acidity, Hatu- . dull pate In tea head, with a renaitlon of ineoa or giddiness, Irrecniarity of bowsla, ow splrlte ■feepleseneoa, sjuiow akin, derancs- S af Umm symptoms Da. Holt’s D vsrxmu Kluue will cure you. Prepared only by Dr. Holt’* Dyspeptic Elixir C *mpanv, Hoa9UM par bottla. ■lull Machinery. * urderi! by ~i \ atwnf* “ tfttive prompt altoutlon. THE AMERICUB BUSINESS COLLEGE otetbamatlca end Fenman.hjp, Ve “ firm will toko speolal cure In any Bunartar I atgbl Courre, all kludles, . ion •• Court on Mouth western Railroad, . ^ W. B. MITCHELL, Prin. — - -—2 $500 Reward! ■tote me o*y «os to Urer Breocme. iislie—to». Co. k. 0.8IMMDN8, w. H. KIMBROUGH. SIMMONS * KmRBOUCLH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW liarlow Blpolg, ltoom^ —-l-i i i ■■ ■■■•’ • ■■ a W. B. Guxrrt. Du Port Guerst Ainerlcus, Ga. Macon, Go, GUERRY a SON. r AWYERA Anrerteua Go. Offlc. In Pw- C L NOKHMAN, , ABCHITHT. OFPICEH •». oepe-laHy. Communication, by m Tc»na negotiated at LOWEST RATKS. ; Fjmy pkymenta, on city or farm lauds. F J. J. IIANESLBY, dot 6 iy. American, Georgia. Dr. J. S. Kldridob.