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AJ? - Q THE AMERICUS DAILY TlMESrRECORDERc SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1891. PAVEMENT PRATTLERS UNBURDEN themselves to a TIMES-RECORDER REPORTER Who rise* Tbslr Sayings Into Tithy Pars- graph* of Local Interest—Caught an th* FI; and Served a la Salamagundl-A Day In America*. Americas will send a Urge delegation to the Masonic celebration at Tifton on June 18. '“An effort Is being made to establish a branch of the order of the Mystic Shrine fa Americus. There is some talk of a picnic to l>e given to the graduating class of the Jackson street school and tbeir friends next week. well known Atlanta merchant came to Amerloua yesterday and bor- roweda gum of money which be could not get in Atlanta. Dog poisoners aro getting in tbeir work fa Amerieus. Five dead dogs were found in the southern part of the city yesterday morning. Ellen Williams, a negro woman from Schley county, was thrown from a buggy | on Cotton avenue, by a runaway horse - yesterday and one of her arms was broken. Fred Walker, a young white boy, chopped two toes off of bis left foot yes terday, while playing with an ails, which bis father bad left at home dur ing the afternoon, Sol Clarke, the colored train hand on a Southwestern freight which passed through Americus yesterday, bound south, had his hand badly mangled while coupling cars at Montezuma. The bridge across Muckaleo will bo in good shape at an early hour this morn ■i log and parties coming that way into the olty by private conveyance will not be defayed any on account of it From parties who were dosrn from Anderson rille yesterday Tits Timks-IIe- cokdrk learned that the work of im proving the stockado grounds is pro- gresaing satisfactorily to those who • • hare it In charge. A game of baseball between Americus and Richland, to be played on tho grounds of the former club, in this city, is being arranged. If it is played the game bids fair to be one that will be of Interaet to Americus lovers of ball. The first of the currency of the First Rational Batik of Cordele was seen fa Americus yesterday. The bills were j fresh and crisp, and the well known sig natures of the officers of that hank ' showed np on them In great shape. , jk gentleman who lives In Cordele was struck by a bullet from an Alabama - -sling while on his way from the 8., A. A M. depot to the business portion of Americus yesterday. These things are nuisances of a dangerous character. Mr. Lewie A. Smith yesterday exhib ited several large and luscious ripe peaches which grew fa his orchard near the city. These peaches were thorough ly ripe and vei7 juley, being far supe rior to those shipped here from Florida. I’e fores fa Americus does to be much disturbed recent changes . in the tion of the road's oiiioers. I seem to think themselves in any danger of being hit by the removal lightning. Nothing bos been heard as yet of the couple which Bailiff Greer, of Blrming- . bam, was looking tor In Americus '.fljbursday. Jtfsnow thought that the tbaple went .direct to Savannah from ttblumbna and that they are headed to ward New York. A gentleman who was here from Cor dele yesterday informed a Tikes-ltx- coedkb reporter that the semi-weekly Cordelean had been suspended until faU, when It will appear as a dally. This la another forward step for the “Magic City of the Pines." Amerious is safe from the ravages of an loe famine which la Invading several Georgia cities. The two large capacity factories here supply enough to DU the lecal demand and furnish many neigh boring towns and cities. Americus ships Ice to Eufauta right along, these days. The Albany base ball club passed afaMpgh)Americus fast nlgbt on their return from Oglethorpe and Montezuma, where they played yesterday. They 'won a game and lost one. At Ogle- thqq* the score stood:. Albany 3, Oglethorpe 0. At Montezuma the score as: Montezuma 10, Albany 6. Another of those delightfully pleasant lawn festivals was given by the Christian Workers ow the beautiful lawn In the Methodist church yard yesterday after noon. Elegant loss are served on these occasions and the fesUvals, which are held every Friday afternoon are becom ing decidedly popular. The receipts yesterday were quite gratifying. The Final Examinations. 3 be McCoy mil public school had its final examinations yesterday. A larger number of parents and friends of the school were out than usual, showing an increasing interest in the school. But tho principal thinks there is too little visiting by the parents during tbe term. From yesterday’s work one would con clude that teachers and pupils bavo done their work well. There were two features to the examinations that de serve special mention. The fancy patch- work done by Mrs. Phillips’ class of girls, under her supervision, after regu lar school hours, reliecta much credit on the teacher and pupils. This is the second class A. Mrs. Catiedge's class has among them a regularly organized literary society which, every Friday afternoon, had a programme, prepared by themselves, consisting of songs, recitations, debate essays, etc. For this occasion they had a special programme which they went through very creditably. Tills is the third grade. Americus has no need to be ashamed of her colored schools and she certainly docs well by them. Their concert exercises will be held tho opera house Monday night. w^\Y\\\VAWYvV.. VvN*^\-Vv>\\^XVVV * Castor i A for Infante and Children* “CxatorSftfcMwellftdApf to children that I rrrommftid Itaa eaperior,any preacrlptlon known torn®." H. A. Jlcsxa. M. IX, 111 So. Oxford St* Brooklyn, K.Y. WMb>mr tetany. 1 Church. Castr. a cures Coll* ianstlpstloe, Bout S. jmach, DtanVea. ErucuUon, Kills Worms, gives sleep, sod promotes ch- WltSout Injurious medication. » For several years I have recommended your • Cestoria, • and shaU always emtimwto do so as it baalnvariably produced beoeOdal Edwik F. Pasdss, H. D., “Tbe Wlnthrop,” 158th Street and 7th Are., New York City. fm Csstaob Coufamv, 77 Museat STaxer, New Toss. Knvelope*! Envelopes!) We hare just received a big job lot manilla envelopes of fine quality, that were bought at a bargain, and wo can print them for you with card, etc., cheap er than you can buy them plain by retail anywhere. They are more durable than white, and are good enough for all bus! ness purposes, and are much cheaper. Times Pum.isiriNO Co. Keen-Wllson. Married Thursday morning at 0 o’clock at tbe home of the bride’s brother Columbus, Mr. F. C. Keen, of Oglo- tkorpo, and Miss Mamie Wilson, Buena Vista. The bride was one Buena Vista's loveliest young ladios, and she has many friends in Americus who wish her much happiness. A Slick Game. A negro boy went to the wife of a well known Americus man yesterday and told her that her husband had sent him after a certain coat, which he described The coat was given him and he skipped When the lady’s husband went home the theft was discovered. The boy thought to have left town. Inspected the Hoad. The directors of tho S., A. A M. rood went to Albany yesterday on special train by way of Cordele and tbe Cordele and Albany to inspect that road. Some thing definite in regard to the S., A. M. taking charge of the Cordolo and Albany is expected in a few days. The Turning Point la tome trivial net, and a mar* ■faopwmand to try H, H. H. A maths on Bund and SEla Dim*** mailed rasa os application. JDruggUU Ml ft SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3. Atlanta, Oa* Virqil Powaits. A. O. Bhiscoe, Secretary. Atlanta, Ga., Jut.e 1, IBM. Circular No. 190. (CORRECTED.) Savannah, Griffin & North Alabama Railroad Tariff. toe teuirai isanroau ana runxine t having ptirchaaed the t hattanooga, ] Columbus Usllroad, and proposing to i road In connection with the Savannah, North Alabama Railroad, a* one line Irom Urif- "n,Georgia, to Chattanooga, Tsnneeaee, as the I’battanooa Division of the Ssvsnnnh A Fester* Railroad Company," anti on continuous mileage with their system. It Is hereby ordered that said division be allowed to add twenty cent, to the Commissioners' Standard Tarfn „ all classes except classes C.D.F.J. F.and Rosin. It is farther ordered that, on business passing from and to th* main Unas of the Gantts’. Rail road, to sad from said Chattanooga Division ten per cent, will be aliowad to be added to tbe Commissioners’ Standard Tariff oa all t-1 eases (except O. D/F,J. F. and Rosin) and the retee upon Ell' inch shipment* shall bo based upon continuous mileage. All ciruulant and parts of circulars in con herewith are hereby repealed. By order cf the Board. A. C. BRISCOK, L. N. TRAMMELL, Secretary. chairman. d it ^ Married la Webster. . Thursday Mr. Q. L. Ellis and Miaa Lula Farmer, both of Calhoun county, were married at Liberty Hill church fa Webster county. Tho ooremony was performed by Elder Elisha Norwell. It was a grains groan affair. Mr. Charles Wilson fall with an ape- leptieflton Lee street yesterday after noon and was terribly gashed about the bead and face by a rock which bo (track in falling. ' A Household Remedy rOR ALL BLOOD and SKIN DI8EASE8 B. B. Bi Botanic Stood Bats ftCures SBPVBfrK 3 “—awcnMn, mn srallgaint SKIN ERUPTION, be- tldaa balsa Hkadtis latests, a,Nw trtfmisd rvtttrtsf the ceesfltstlaa, fata (sipaint ban any casts. Ms Mpwsstsnl fetalis, ere partita [asUfi at Is futrisiesta, a can, H (Irectleatare Mlswtd. 8ENT FREE -wUtV&Sn. HOOD MID CO.. Aituta. Ga. For Rent! For Rent! E. P. HARRIS, Pres. BLOOM BROWN, See. a Tree#. . C. P. PAYNE, M’g'r. Americus Supply Co., Successors to HARBIB b PATHS, THREE NICE NEW COTTAGE HOMES, $12.50 EACH. • ONE HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE, $25.00. ONE FIVE ROOM RESIDENCE, $16.00. 0I*E HOTEL. A> SNUG HOME. Part Cash,{Balance monthly to the Loan Company. See my list of Bargains for Vacant and Improved Property. M. CALLAWAY, jLfjy Beal Estate Agent C. M. WHEATLEY, Fres’t CRAWFOltD WHEATLEY, Vice lTes’t. B. H. JOSSEY, Sec’y * Treat. C. C. STONE, Supt. The Americus Construction Company, Successors to C, M. Whkatlxy A Co. Hare the largeat stock of Dry T timber Both Rough and Dressed, ever held in the city, with unequalled capacity • ...» ofk They will fr for the execution of fine wot' They will furnish the trade with i, Doors, Bunds, Mantels, Stairiork, Pulpits, Pevs, COUNTERS, SHELVING. MOULDINGS, ORNAMENTS, ETC. Prompt attenUon given all orders. Write for Catalogue and prices Offieo fend Factory, COIL BAY A JACKSON STS, Telephone No. 78. Uptown Office, No. JACKSON ST. Telephone 110. CRAWFORD WHEATLEY, Pres. ARCHIE R ELDRIDGE, 6* The Americus Refrigerating Go- Respectfully state that their new Ice Factory will start the manufacture of Ice in a short time and will be prepared to furnish Pure Crystal Ice in any quantityfrom a pound to a car load. Their Refrigerating Chambers will also soon be in readiness for the preservation of all perishable food products and will be perfect in every particular. For further partic ulars either telephone, writer or call on THE AMERICUS REFRIGERATING CO., Machinery We are now in our new 1 and ready A Full Line of Cooking Stoves and Ranges. Gas Fixtures and Sanitary Goods a Soecialty. Globe, Angle and Check Values, Terra Cotta and Iron* Pipings and Fittings. Greneral . deci-tr TELEPHONE IVb 1S W. H. R. SCHROEDER, Manufacturer of flu, Copper aid Sheet Iron law, Galuuiied Iron CorolN, r W ixiriS inateH Tin and Iron Roofing, Hot Air Hettin* Etc.. Iron Smoke S Exhaust Piping for Saw Mills « Specialty. ..imiisi Corner Jaokson and Jefferson streets, 3, OA. • J*- On May r, at the side track at Furlow Lawn, the 0CMULGEE BRICK COMPANY ' ™ AND THE riveus" Luinrinfflii- WILL OPFN A SALES YARD FOR BRICK, LUMBER' A man will be in charge of tbe yard to deliver goods to customer*. A full stock of everything will be kept. Your orders solicited. 4-30 J. R. HUDSON <& DOTTLEUaOFALLiKINpHrOF'—i / Soda and Mineral Waters, Older and Cinger ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTRNDKD TO. 824 LEE STREET. - AMEICUS. GEORGIA- R. L. NeMATU. K. J. NcMATH. B.H. MeUATH McMATH BROTHERS 1JOS IA DEALEKHIN- t Provisions, Country Produce BOOTS. SHOES, ETQ.. ETOtv 1 ) iH, J WHISKEY, T0BA n C0 & CIGARS, SPECIALTIES. 20Yf FORSYTH STREET, AMERICUS, GEORGIA. We solicit a share or the patronage of the trading publlo, guaranteeing satlsf-utloa low prlcos, and good goods. Ws deliver goads anywhere iu th* city. q*U and are us. McMAtH eipoTHER^jl) Office & Factory Cor. Jaokson & Bay 8ts., on Central B. B. •l*rll6*3mo C. c?. HAWKINS. U.O. LOVING, HAWKINS & LOVING, DBALBRf) IN -^Furniture, Bab; Carriages, Refrigerators,^ MKTALIf! CASES, CASKBTS AN1> COFFINS. 405 Cotton Avenue. Night c*lla for coffins mi night attended to by Q. O. Loving, at rc«tue»ce «<Mt Hide Brown ■treeL Burial robe* always on hand. may 2t-ly. BAKERY R. F. NEHRINQ, PRUPKIBTOK. betel Street, Older iiiei Heu AMLRICUS.OA. LIGHT BREAD A SPECIALTY! Wen 6r Cite of iHiai Proaplly filled! M til Cob Vip In id Ur Country Merohanta supplied with bread at wholesale prlrew; : BTJGGI : will sell you tbs best buggy la Georgia, price and quality considered. Repairing o, all kinds solicited and executed promptlr and neatly. All work wa rrT an?life i¥s1aSce. REPRESENTING THE SAFESTAND STRONGEST COMPANIES INjTHE WORLD. Insurance placed on City and Country "" J» l “ — - ... Office on Jackson Street, next door below dsc»Hlir. • Office. =TTT7T DUNLAP HE LATEST STYLES, AiNO 'SHAPES. ARTHUR RYLANDER. lania Gorher Lamar and Jackson St T. S. r «ttor» Avenue., ‘ ■ • Oppoeite Prinee’t StabUe' Americus, Georgia. ! BAR AND l ESTAURANT ., W.T. RAGAN. Proprietor. IMo. 807Xsaznar ffitroet. fareished with the best Wines. Brandi**. Rum. ah that cnii b* bought tor tbs eSafe' csn^InMelhe 1 room*fastidious. lP ,b * sassLBW W. D. Haynes & REAL ESTATEJISTOCKHAND BON. 310 l*2Lamar Street,