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Newspaper Page Text- THE AMEEICliS DAILY TIMES-HECORDER: ■ — — SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1891. HUNTING THE KANGAROO. T*iu Grot.equo Flight of a Herd Upneta the Gravity of m Uuntir. The rest of theberd linmudiatoly made f. jtT In oordiSDoHon: bat instead of scat- Viering pellmell as other wild animals /nSroald have done under like circnmstan- J’j hie, these queer denizens of a queer I' country fell into line and departed in regular Indian file, the big old doe lead' ing the way, and the smalleet diminu tive pickaninnies bringing np the rear. The doe covered the ground with tre mendous leisurely hops, bolding her fore paws before her iu a mincing way that was very comical, TEKXnMnffiimals, each an exact though diminutive counterpart of the leld^r/o|o^red in gradually diminish ing perspective, every little beggar hup ping just a little more rapidly than the one before him. until the fast flying legs of the last puny fellow at the end of the line were blurred like the spokes of a wheel iu rapid motion. The effect of this extraordinary proces sion was to my unuccustouied eyes so altogether ludicrous and absurd that I nearly lost ray shot in an uncontrollable burst of laughter. As it was I might just as well have had my laugh out to the end, for although I let the old doe have both barrels full in the flank as she pyaasd me at twenty yards' distance she never even faltered in her course! and had quite disappeared in the sernb, with nil her numerous progeny at her heels, before I had time to replace the empty cartridges. The No. 8 shot in all probability bail little more effect upon her tongh hide than so many grains of sand. Neverthe less, it might perhaps have brought her down if I had aimed at the head, for one pellet penetrating the brain through the eye would have been sufficient. But the motion was so eccentric and )>erplexing that this would have been a very risky shot, and I preferred the chance of stun ning her by a direct double charge fall in the body to the almost absolute cer tainty of: mtadog her altogether by at- tempting the more difficult shot—Birge Harrison in Scribner’s. PASSING. Ki ll It Why American Women Wnlb. “No other women in the world can compare with American women,” said a I man who has been living abroad for sev- eral years, “iu walking. The American wogug^walkh by preference. She seems hi£<*3 a carriage. And how she walks! Hcf hdttil is held np, her shoulders are tlirewu back ami her step is firm and elastic. Is it any wonder that site lias a fine color and that her lips are fresh and her eye blear? In othercountries women ride because they do not feel safe when I, they are iu the street. Here they know that they have every man at their com mand,if they need him. ‘Ton find women in line after line tUrongiug the streets where they go to do Itieir shopping, or in Fifth or Madison avenue, when they are returning home. They may not know what a blessing ttheir independence is to them, but their own beauty and the health and vigor of I their -ahildreu in after years are in a great measure due to this love of walk- . ing. Save In England, perhaps, I have seen nothing like it, und in England the women do not walk as they do here. They are more deliberate and grave. : J The qnickness and strength and fire are missing. They seem more like machines. Tlity Walk for the soke of tradition, it . .seems to an American, but here our women walk hecuuao they like to walk." —New York Tribune. Tea Drinking. The custom of ten drinking is as old as the Chiuese empire, and as early ns •780 A. D. a duty was levied on the tea that grew wild on the Chinese mount ains. Bat ft is within two centuries tbut its one was adopted by the English, when the B*st Tea company imported it aud it was sold at $25 a pound, its nse was confined to the royal lionseheld. Iu the reign of Henry VII a refreshment 1t consisting of tea and cakes was called a volde.' - On' (he occasion of the marriage din ner of Katharine of Arragon and Arthur, . prince of Wales, the court chronicler wrote: “The evening refreshment called I voldo was brought in by fourscore earls, ' barons and knights, walking two and . two., (poena and comfits were offered. One noble servitor presented the golden spice plate, a second the cups, while n third of lower rank filled the enps from ., , t a golden ewer.” Since then what Washington. Irving call? the ; “motherly teapot” has become a power in the world.—Detroit Free A touching story wss told of Tamber- M e tenor singer. Passing through d one bright spring morning, he rbitedltba bird market and bought every bird iu it. He ordered the cages to be carried into the Plaxa and opened. The many air was filled with a flattering boat, add from hundreds of tiny throats burst songs of delight. Tamberlik looked after them with tears of pleasure in his eyra, crying, “Go, and be free, my brotherif A similar story is told of n kindly old Virginian, who need to celebrate the Fourth of July by baying np all the ' caged squirrels, rabbits and birds in the neighborhood, and then setting them free, tkat tbey, too, might rejoice in the day of independence. The creatureeto whom be gave happiness are long since dead, but the children who saw his kifidly act have carried ita influence their lives.—Youth’s Compan- Throngh tbs dark valley thou wilt -pass to night: To tbo drear labyrinth of troubled yean, Thu fruitless night, the unavailing tears. At last i ie end grows slowly Into sight. Death doth hut wait for day's retreating light. For that tranced hour when eve’s first beacon peers. And vespers gently fall on jaded ears. To give thy aoul the signal for Its flight. Thua, with a brow unclouded as of old, ■ A heart no longer scathed by .Sorrow's sears, Out of Life's mists and vapors manifold. I do that clime no shadow over mars Thou wilt emerge, aud rapt communion hold With the beloved. Song gathered to the stars. —William Toynbee in Murray’* Magazine. Ih. Critic's True lu.i.tlo.i. Your individual self perfection it* the most lamlnble thing in th » world to strive for, but an the nucleus of a gospel it is insipid. Frequent the busy haunts of men who occupy themselves with kin dred pursuits—]not literally, of necessity, hut sympathetically and in imagination. It is in union that there is strength. Remark tendencies, try to stun them np. to point out their significance and direc tion. Few meu can lie Buskins—et en core! And do not imagine that yon can per manently attach and beuefit your kind by the mere force of correct, gentle and chaste diction .on the one hand, or of set ting an example of rcjto*** ami serenity on the other, because nowadays warfare of any kind-—even literary criticism—is accustomed to weapons of more robust ness and reality, and in this sphere preaching by apet-ifio precept is far inor* efficient than preaching by general ex ample. And the most important of al! things is to lie in harmony with one's time and environment, lie sure. O critic! there is something magical in this, how ever it may transcend consciousness. See. for instance, how much finer ic *Mr. Woodljerry's essay on Browning—apiece of real criticism—than are his lucubra tions about “the ideal life.”— Scribners DciiiuimI for l.urgt*r Dynamo*. Professor Thomson, in speaking l»eforo the National Electric Light association, called to mind the great work in the electrical field which has been accoin plished in the last few years, and, refer ring to the ever increasing business and the call for larger machines, said that dynamos np to 500 to 1,000 horse power are now frequently called for, where a few years ago it was thought an unusual tiling to speak of a 150 or 200 horse pow er machine, aud the tendency is toward machines of much larger capacity in future electric installations. With regard to healing our houses by electricity, Professor Thomson thought it not at all likely that we will ever heat extensively by electricity, unless wo can find some way of converting the energy of coni into electricity far more directly and less wastefully than is done in stean engines of the present day. — Bostoc Transcript Tit fur Tut. - 'The following story is told of Dr. Ma gee, the archbishop of York designate. Some time since the bishop was dining with a total abstainer, who provided only water us the beverage of his guests at dinner. The host, however, leaned forward and whispered confidentially to the bishop: You will find some wine in your bed room.” An amusing look passed over Bishop Magee’s face, but his thoughts, such as they were, were kept to himself till the fitting time should come. Not long*/if ter this same gentleman was dining with the bishop in return at the palace at Peterborough. This time the only bev erage was wiue, but the bishop leaned forward aud whinjured confidentially to bis guest: u You’ll find some water in your bed room,”— London Tit-Bits. To Printers and Publishers. The Times Publishing Company has for salo a portion of the newspaper and job outfit made surplus by the recent oonsolidaliou 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, having been iu use ouly a year. A great bargain in prices and terms can be secured by the right par ties. Address the Timf.s Publishing Compact, A meric us, Go. Hope springs eternal in the human b-eaat,” but despondency always pol lute the waters before our tldrst is luenched. Like a (iuud Cunamdruin U life, because everybody must give it up! But you needn’t be in a hurry about it. Life is worth the living. To prolong it, is worth your untiring effort. Don’t give up without calling to your rescue that grand old family medicine, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Many a wornout, exhausted body has It made over good os new. It strengthens, builds up, invigorates, assisting nature and not violating It. Cures liver dis ease, indigestion, and all blood taints and humors. Sure and lasting benefit guaranteed, or money refunded. All druggists. for Infants and Children. “Castorlafeto well adapt J JchQdrenthat Z recommend it a* superior# any prescription known tome" H. A. AMJBmm, X. D., HI So. Oxford 86* Brooklyn, N. T. "The vm of 'Cutoria* Is so universal and Its merits so well known that it seems a work of supsrerqntlon to endorse It Few are the Intelligent families who do not keep Castorla within easy reach.” “““■ffiftHPW Ui» PmH» Wnomtngdaki wjnw Church. iroColi, MbHl . h. DivrbM. Eructation, reran, given dnp, and promote. <b- WufifiSjyrtoui iwdlratlnn - For nnnl yean I ten. rmomaW tout ‘ Cnntorla,• and .lull always continue to (IommU haalavarlnbiy produoad herflnli I results." Kdwis r. Pauls, M. D* -Tha Wtnthrop.” lath Btr.ee and 7th Are. How York City. Tn Gsstadb Conran, IT Hobbit Stbbr, Maw Tons. Minute Collection.. There Is a naturalist whose hobby con sists iu collecting tile line dust with which the wing, of moths and butterflies are covered and forming them into artis tic and picturesque designs. He mounts each siugle grain of dust separately, so aa to make boqnets of flowera and feru loaves with butterflies hovering round. This he does in a space occupied by the eighth of an inch. In another design he has a vhm of passion Mowers made of up ward of SIX) grains of dust; and aguin he has represented a pot of fuchsias, with butterflies und bird., in three-sixteenths of a square inch.—Illustrated American. The Greatest Discovery of the Age- Dyspepsia is perhaps the most preva lent of all chronic diseases, and one too, up to tlie present time has battled the skill of the most eminent physicians nearly all the proprietary medicines have been tried and failed. After spendiug years of study. Dr. Holt lias at length succeeded in getting up a remedy (Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir) that has never failed to cure in a tingle instance. If you suffer with this dis ease, try one bottle and be convinced, It is one of the best liver medicines known to the profession. I,Ivor com plaints, constipation, jaundlco, head aelie, chronic diarrhoea, yellow skin, brown splotches an asthma, if compli catt I witli indigestion, if you are troubled with any of those dlreoses it is a safo and certain cure. Manufactured by Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Oc, Moutexu ma, (la. l'rice $1.00. Houles double former sizo. For sale by all druggists. Dr. Holt’s Croup nnd Cough Syrup prevents nnd cures croup. No cure on pay. Manufactured by I)r. Holt’s Dys peptic Elisir Co , Montezuma, Ga. * maytM-lm To th. Lmllea. There are thousands of ladies through out the country whose Bystems are pot- soned, and whose blood is in an impure condition from the absorption of impure matter, duo to ineusteual irregularities. This class are peculiarly benellttcd by the wonderful tonic and blood-cleansing properties of Pock Root, Prickly Ash and Potassium—P P. P. Hoses and bounding health take the place of the sickly look, the lost color and the gen oral wreck of the system. P.P. P. is the cure—be sure to get it at onee. junoZ-dlSt-wZt. , Old people are continually indulging iu new wriukles. For Heat! For Bent! ONE HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE, $25.00. ONE FIVE ROOM RESIDENCE, $16.00. ONE HOTEL. RECEIVER’S SALE Americus Street Railroad. tlie Ceulrnl Trust i’u.oI new Y..rk, v«. The Anertol.s: Slreet Rsllrmit- Onmnniiy. on dowliif 'hemortesf*fop ihu leu fit or u,,. bondholders on tlt*-p opetty of.he defend nut I «1 1 offer for sate at public, out-cry to the highest MUdi r. before »».e Court flnose door of »alo county in the city of Amer <us. be tween the hou * of 10 a. m and 4 i». rn.. on r "'- A certain pi-c* or parcelaftamtribfie hun- * red fe»t front by one hundred nnd any fret In doi-tli. situated In I-e vl )>•*♦* of LeHon, count* ofMimic-rtnd at teofOenrglu, b< in* Iu partoflolnuinbe> 2Mlatlie i tw t>-*e\».i tn district of Kumlerco: o t.\ tin• hi me Psttuafe lying nnd blnr-ii the Wont h « hie of Avenue K,and on the W^t M i- <>r Manm I'a street nnd being < n the corner of *nid street- nnd k« own on the plat of the Led n r-rk Lund nm nn» rccenti 1*10 out as lot* * seven and eight In block twenty seven, to > g- her * Ith ell und singu ar tie tande tentSw • eotunnd hereUltan enU of Mid Huilrond Co upuny then owned or thereafter in he «<*. ()U r«l by It, uimI nlao Including nil the rail, ro ds.trMukH.rlghUo! way,ma n lines. liranHi Hum, switched, siipersfriictarea, depots, dn. , pot rounds,siattonhouiif, engine houses, l«;ur houses, stables, wood bonse#, shed*, wut erf»»g places, work Xiopt. lunchtmi shou*. For Over Fifty Year* Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething; It soothes the ohlid, softens the gums, allays all pain, euros wind colic, and la the bggt remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottlo. Sold by all druggists through out the world. , ,«t( HffOllf “What are yon going to do with your . . -i .think of getting nun m the police in the 'province of Oerona. It grows ' force." ' and develops in ground of very little I HU ; "Haa he any spedsi qaaUd.aai.ma 1 “Well, bn is never around wl-n be is wanted!"—Pock. The London county council reports that the value of rental in London is forty-two and a half millions sterling. Capitalizing this on the principal of .twenty years’purchase, London is worth Something Greek. Modem literature, so far as the old fashioned scholarship could misguide it, has imitated the Roman imitators of the Greeks, so that we have not even hod the advantage of aping at first baud, and we are only just beginning to feel the true influence of tile Greeks, whicli is al ways toward the study of nature. Wlicr .-, a* of ;te> succeeds in If presenting life, he is seen to have done something Greek; that is, something true, some thing Tree, something lieautifiil. some thing novel, something temperate.— WUIiuin Dean Howells in Harper's. if. Mlwnl IH» Cll.lie*. A couple of property owners were in specting some plots of laud near the I.ux- einbnrg palace, \v!i*-n one of them re marked, "Ltsik here. 1 reuiemlwr the time tvbeu I could have had a good sliee of this Und for the price of .1 |«ir of hoots.” “Why didn't you buy it then?" “i Wanted the boots worse.” —I.e Petit Journal. In localities exposed U> the north cork is bstter than in those exp<jsed to the south, nnd it b seldom found in cal careous soil, preferring always that of the felspar, this being found principally Th. Physician of the U.ma Is the mother or the wife. Upon her rests the safety and health Of the house hold. The wise ones, to relieve sudden attacks of the bowels, always use Dr Diggers’ Huckleberry Cordiah , Malaria. This disease yields quickly to the wondorful powers of P. P. P, (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.) Peo ple living in mlasmatlo countries should oever be without P. P. P>. A word to the wise is sufficient. Cur. Tour Corns Hy using Abbott’s East Indian Com Paint. For Coras, Bunions and warU it is great. . 1 —r— The excellent, nutritious and cooling drink “Halt Ale,’’ combining beer and ale, but better than either.' Recom mended by leading physiclana every where, and sold at Davenport’s soda fount. depth, and sometimes in very stony ground. - It is stated that in SO per cent, of the yes which go through the Bankruptcy court in Eugiand no dividend ic ever paid at alL A grocer and prevision dealer failed in Glasgow. His liabilities were £1,470. while his assets amounted to one-sixth of a penny per ponml The contented thief takes philosophically, of course. things Advicx to Worar M If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADFIELD’S-J FEMALE REGULATOR CXKRIISTTUU, J This will certify that tj Immediate family, after 1 . QStSSiSSSfKUE effectb truly» BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO* ATLANTA, OA. ■ is, .. Jilt jomuzbbx < .Duvaeztn. R. E, BYP, Auditor/ 1 ’; OFBICB 57i JACKSON STREET, AMKHICl’HyGA. Will ailjiut Books and Accounts and do a Kpneral colIttctlnK bunlness. A c«»rn|H*tent sttornpy a<MUM*l«t* > d. Charges ree«cnabh*. Will ink*! buBinvfM In iiRlfr'iorlnk stub's. Its-ferei,cm; J, W. Hheffleld A Co., Bfink of l>uv«rii|M>rt Drug Co. Oorres|»«i Idled. Ui»>SI”3ilt. its power A’orkn.LMU'ines. l»ollt rH, electrlc»l rtppilfinoc«,npp:irntu*, (JyimnioM, itpcuimtlit- uenera»or*, Rtormre biitt4jiJpR. nrmnturts inolorw, friKh r*, oublcs wlr»'s, traction m»ar, pars, oirrioKCSf coaches, trucks, ant! other motor him! roll!up stock, its nracbin»-ry, tools, weighing scales turntnbl *, m'.u, wood,coni, oil, fuel, equipment, furniture out muterlul of every timne, nnture mid dc- ■ ^ Ircrlptlon, then held or thereafter to THREE NICE NEW COTTAGE HOMES, $12.50 EACH. privileges?Iniiminitle^aiid^francbUof oAh** V — — — said Itnlirood Company then or in ter to be nc«jtiireU. Inrliidlnp tlie fmncJiiM*h to In* it corporation, and nil the tolls, fare*, freights, rents. Incomes l»*ucs end profits lb-ivor, nml ull the revor Ion or reterstonn remainder uml remninders thereof. Hntd salo will Ijo f r ensh, provided, how. over, that the bonds nnd coupons scoured by nnld mortgage shnil Ik‘ recelvublo fit sabt Nitle ns cash for the amount of cash which would be payable on hijcIi »H>nds and eoupons out ofthe procecdHorsald snle, after the pay- ment of all costs ami * xpenscs of suit and the cost and eompensMtlon of i!m said trusters. Purchaser will olitaln p .sK**mIoii at once upo i the closing ofMie m:0u. .1. It. FKLDKR, Receiver. AmerJcue, Ga., May 2»>, JS9J, A .SNUG HOME. Part Cash, Balance monthly to the Company. Loan See my list of Bargains for Vacant and Improved Property. M. CALLAWAY, Real Estate Agent C. M. WHEATLEY, Pros’t. CRAWFORD WHEATLEY, Vice l’res’L B. II. JOSSEY, Sec’y A Treas. C. C. STONE, SupL The Americus Construction Company, Rnomtssons to O. M. Wii*a-n.*v A Co. Have tho largest stock of Dry I timber Health is Db. B.C. Wkst’s Nkhvb axd Bun Tkkat- Ml.Ni-, :i ;j! unit. 1 .1 MM filie lor l!\-terl.i, Dl/./.i- ness. Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Ifcauarhe, Nervous Prostration caused by the nse of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain, resulting iu Insanity and leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Olcl Age, Barrenness, Loss or Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses ami Sperms- tonlioia, caused by over-oxertion of tho brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each box con tains one month's treatment. 91.00 per l>ox,nr six boxes for $5.00, sent by mall, prepaid, on re ceipt of price. WE OPAUANTKH SIX liOXKS To cure any case. With each order received hy us lor six Imxes, accompanied with $8.00, we will send tho purchaser our written guarantee to refund tho money If the treatment does not ef fect a euro. Guarantees issued only l»y THKlUVKNPOItT DUUG CO.,SolaAgts.. | . j Americus, ua. Doth Itoiigb ami Dressed, evor bold iu tho cltv, with unequalletl capacity for the execution of fine work. They will furnish tho trade with Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mantels, Stairwork, Pulpits, Pevs, COUNTERS, 8HBLV1NO, MOULDINGS. OBNAMENTS. ETC. Prompt attention given all ordors. Write for Catalogue and priae* Office and Factory, COR. BAY A JACKSON STS. Teioplione No. 78. Uptown Ofllce, No. JACKSON ST. Telephone 110. CRAWFORD WHEATlEf, Pm. ARCHIE R ELDRIQPE, G» The Americus Refrigerating Go. Respectfully state that their uew Ice Factory will start the manufacture of Ice iu a short time and will be prepared to furnish Pure Crystal Ice iu auy 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, write or call on THE AMERICUS REFRIGERATING CO., Office & Factory Cor. Jackson & Bay Sts., on Central B. R. apr!l5»3mo L\ U. IIAWKINH. U.O. LOVING. HAWKINS & LOVING, flKALBRfl IW -ssFurnitore, Baby Carriages, Refrigerators,■&- METALIC CASKS, CASKETS AND COFFINS. 405 Cotton Avenue. Might valla for imfflua at night attended to by O. O. Loving, at re.hience west aide Brown .1 reel. Burial robes always on h»nU. may *t-ly. E. T. BYED, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. REPRESENTING TUESAFESTAND STRONGEST COMPANIES INgTHE .WORLD, Insurant placed on City and Country Property. Office on Jaekaon Street, next door below Mayor’s Office. RecM-dly. - : - - - , , ^ DUNLAP HATS. THE LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES. ARTHUR RYLANDER, Corner Lamar and Jackson St] LIPPMAN aROf.t Proprietor,, Oniggltli, Lippmon’i Mock. savannah, GA. For salo by the DAVENPORT DRUG COMPANY, American, Ga. A Certain Gore for Dyspepsia. There la perhajm no <li*ea*o ao vrevalent aa OyMxqwlaand indigcHtion. and one ton, that up to tne prcHcut time li:ui battled the skill of the most eminent phytlelaiift. Twi»-tlifni» of the chronic diseases have their origin in liyNpeiisia. The symptom* are loss of appetite, loss <«f flesh, a feeling of Mince* or weight In the stomach, occasionally aansez and vomiting,addity, flatu- leneo, dull pain in the head, with a eeuiutinn of heaviness or giddiness, Irregularity of Im>w«I*, low spirits. afeepleatM**, sall<*w skill, derange- went of kidneys, and not unf ^oueutly i»a!j»ita- tlon of Uie heart. If yon are suffering with of these tymptoius Dr. lIOLT*eDvsfkptic K i.i trill euro you. I'repared only hy Dr. Holt’s Dyspeptic Elixir C ‘mpanv, rice $LM per bottle. Montktiima, ga Caveats, anil Trade-Marks Obtained, and all B«t. ent huslness conducted for Moderate Fees. Our Otlle* is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, and we ran secure patent InJos time then iln»*e remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip tion. We advise, If patentable or not. fro.* of charge. Oar fee not due till patent is semrcil A Pusphlst. **Uow to Obtain Patents. ' with names ofactual clients InyonrState. county.or town, sent free. Address, C. A. SNOW & CO. Patent Office. Wellington. D. C. THE BEST-KNOWN RFMEDY ••U.C.C.” Cures GntiortuBH tunl Gleet Ini toff Days, without Pniu. Prevent* .Stricture. Contains no ■ TF acrid or poisonous sabstunees. nnd ^^1 id kunrnnteml absolutely harmless, proscribed by physiclitns. ltest Sy ringe free with each 1m>UIu. ITtcefl Holtl by druggists. Iteware of Sub- 0 SoM in Americas by Cook’n 1'harmacy E. J. EldrfrTge, Flectwoovl & KunseU, J. E. Hall ami Davenport Drug Company. DB. P. A. THOMAS, Physician and Surgeon. Will do a general practice la the cllj and vicinity. Ho will be fonml Ills office when not iirofcanionally gaged. Will keep slate

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, June 14, 1891, Image 7