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MIXED MISCELLANY OF LOCAL MATTERS THAT ARE TOLD ' SHORTLY. JEWELER, DIAMONDS WATCHES 102 FOR8YTHISTREET. BICES. This has been a new line with us, but we hare bought thorn at the right prices, we have advertised them at the right times, and we have been selling them right alopg. If you are thinking of getting one, we are the right We have a full line of summer goods, oil and gasoline lores, sponge or foot or Infant'* bath tubs, Ilyins, Ire dish covers, Ice pitchers, butter crocks, lemon lueezers, etc. at “B. & B." prices. « A full line of staples In China, Crockery, Lamps, Glass, Tin and Wooden Ware, baskets, silverware and cutlery, vases and ornaments. This stook, though staple, must be reduced during the nest six weeks, and yog pan Just bet on “B. A B." prices. '"-.i.l • LEE A LAMAR STREETS. Ewill pay .lx c.nt* a niece for bran and o.t rack. Anaaiccs Io* Co. June88d2w LUCIUS H. KIMBROUGH, J.R HUDSON. Kit Lrte Street. « Union OtKT.AL Live Insurance Co. Alto Kant (by N.wEngl.nd Mutual ildent Association. Polloiesto these Compenlss am mecheapettaud lent. » I will slso bay and leU Stocks, Bonds and Beal Eststt, OFFICE BOOM 4, BARLOW BLOCK, UP STAIRS. 3RIOUS. - - - • GA. It is a pleasure to show my goods, and, you afe not ex pected to buy unless it suits you to do so. * Give me a call and you will receive polite attention and - will go away determined to come agdin. > N £,sss.“ d h>t, “ x If.rrl. .tract Ap- Yours very, truly fit nnCurntibed rooms at KM 119 Forsyth St., AT AND John R. Shaw’s You Can Find A- BIG . ’ % ASSORTMENT OF 1 STYLES and SIZES From!4.;to: 14 yrs., —OF— THE MOTHER’S FRIEND Patent Shirtwaist NolButtons can be Torn off eltherlin Wearing or Washing. The Mother's Friend does away en tirely with the sewing on of buttons. It ts supplied with an adjustable belt, which Is easily taken off when the waist Is washed; the buttons are riveted on the twit, consequently can not be torn off, dther In wearing, washing or ironing. -ALSO- Shirt Waists Of the ordinary kind, AT. 29c to 79c TO CLOSE OUT. SPECIAL OFFER Suits at $1.25. Reduced from $1.75. Suits at $1.50. Reduced from $2.00. Suits at $2.00. Reduced from $2.75. Suits at $2.50. Reduced from $3.50. Cblors in Blue, Brown and Gray. luy one of these suits for your little r—It will nesrly tickle him to death. JOHN R. SHAW, Men’s, Youths,’ B6ys’ and Children’s AMERIOUS, GA. Items Rolled Down Into Bright, Breezy Btt, of Tbl, and That Which Will Be Of Much Interact to The Time,-Recor der Reader,. A mad dog was shot and killed in the northern portion of the city yesterday. One hundred and sixty-three cars of watermelons were moved by the Central road yesterday. Mayor pro tem, Whoatley, presided over the Mayor’s court yesterday* in his usual graceful manner. The Times-Recobdeb will appear no more until Monday. The Fourth of July is the cause of this. At Its next meeting Mr. J. B. Dunn will make to the council his report on the water works accounts. Last year such a thing as a wood yard was unknown in Americus. There are two here now, and another in contem plation. The fact that the day falls on Satur day will interfere with many arrange ments that had been made for the spend ing of the Fourth of July. The evidences in the case against old man Elbert Head was heard yesterday before Justice Adderton. Decision in the matter was reserved until to-day. Ten cars of bagging and ties were sold by Americus dealers. When it comes to giving wholesale prices that are on the bottom floor, Americus men can’t be beat. A negro boy named Sam Kelly broke his leg In jumping off a Southwestern freight train yesterday. He had stolen a ride from some point up the road to Americus. Edn. Thomas, colored, has been ar rested upon a warrant chargingher with assault and battery upon the person of her mother. The case will be heard be fore Justice Oliver Monday. Having severed his conneotlon with G. M. Davis <£ Co., Mr. Mitt Edwards is now with Hawklna <& Loving on Cotton avenue.. That firm did a good day’s work when it scoured Mr. Edward's ser vices. Mr. U. B. Harrold Is having the spa cious grounds around his handsome home terraced and sodded. This will add much to the beauty of what is al ready one of the prettiest places in Americus. As much as they would like to accom modate you the banks have all agreed to observe the legal holiday strictly to-day, and no business will be transacted. So there is no need of your bunting up any of the bank officers. A free fight occurred near the South western depot yesterday morning J>e- tween two negroes. One of them hit the other in the head with a rook and then "burned the wind,” as the ubiquitous small boy would say. What becomes of the sewing maohines Is a question that is often asked- Many machines are sold in thi> section. Scarcely a day passes bnt what a largo number of sewing machines are received in Americus by express. Two gentlemen who boast of their fast horses had an improptu race in the aouthern portion of the olty yesterday. Both the horaei were hitohed to buggies, yet they made a mile over ordinary roads In less than three mlkutes. Some handsome railing passed through Americus yesterday for the Bank of Stewart, at Lumpkin. That In stitution will probably begin business next week. Aa it known, Mr. Little Mardre of this city, will be cashier. When the Southweitern *paa»enger train atopped In this city yeaterday a cripple woman who was walking up and down the aisles was thrown to the floor. All who saw tho accident say that the blame in the matter attaches to the wo man herself. On July 1 Mr. J. W. Wells began his connection with Johnson & Harrold, whore ho will be pleased to have bis many friends call on him. There is probably no man in Sumter county who Is more widely known, or has more friends than Mr. Wells. Contractor Smith says that unless something entirely unexpected and un heard of happens to prevent, the Hotel Alhambra will be flniahed by the time named in the contract—September 1— if the men have to work day and night to accomplish that end. , A large crowd of negroes will go to Coney to-day. The crowd will be larger than was at flrat anticipated. The Savannah,. Amerioua * Montgomery road it equal to the emergeney, however, and ample accommodations will bo pro vided for all who may go. Vigilance running squad has an nounced that It will give an eqjeitaln- memt at Phillips’ ball Monday night.to enable them to purchase handsome ron- ninff suits, which are now being made IrnNew York, to wear on the occasion of the tournament at Augusta.- - * - We have for sale a one thousand dol lar Knabe piano, tho finest one of that make ever brought south, .“"in beof- fered to-morrow morning at 9 o clock. Head* Still Falling. Despite reporta to the contrary, it does not seem that the decapitation of Central railroad officials has yet oloaed. The latest rumor la that the following employees have been displaced: H. C. Morgan, of Savannah, superin tendent of the terminal. T. S. Molae, of Savannah, superintend ent of the Tybee railroad. L. C. Young, of Macon, supervisor of passenger trains. G. B. Wheeler, supervisor of freight trains. . ,, Some of the railroad officials on the Southwestern division are getting anx ious about their scalpa. The lodol men aver, however, that they are in no way uneasy. It is quite the fashion now to take De- Witt's Little Early Risers for Uver, stomach and bowel disorders. They are small pills, but mighty good ones. The Davenport Drug Company sells them, Attention! Wide AwnkesI You are hereby notified to attend sec ond quarterly parade at 5 o'clock p. m., Monday, July fl. 1891. By order of T. N. Hawkbs, Foreman. For your toilet soaps, toilet powders and all toilet articles, go to Iai cash. i selling groceries cheap for the Come and see my stock. C. C. CAitTEit. Prescriptions accurately compounded of pure drugs, at all hours at Du. Elueidge Drug Store. Sack* Wanted. We will pay six cents a piece for bran and oat sacks. june28-d-2w Ahebicus Ice Co. A nice line of extracts, colognes, toil- et waters, Ac., at Dr. Eldridge Drug Store. For Rent. The Taylor residence on Lamar street, suitable for boarding house. Possession July 1. S. M. Coiien. junel4-d-tf About tho only farm work that cannot be done with machinery Is husking corn. It Is still done about the same old way. A full lino of lamps, chimneys, burn ers and all lamp fixtures sold cheap at Dn. J. E. Eldhidqe. I have a large lot of good cigars that I will sell cheap by the box or larger lots. C. C. Carter. Pure spices and flavoring extracts at Dr. Eldridge's Drug Store. * Summer School. 1 will open a summer school at the Js^kson-streot school building, begin- nlng first Monday In July. Terms $4.00 for primary ana Intermediate grades, and $5,00 for higher grades, per month. june 14-lm Miss Lillie Brows. A remarkably large polar bear, with bright pink far, has been captured In Siberia and lent as a present to the Czar. S'd'octor kGKER’S I PURE I PINK j. PILLS. r TlMN Celebrated ENGLISH* PUla are* Poaitlra Core for llakS Headache* BUeuaeM* andSl Comttpatlea. Small* pleas ant and • favorite with the- ledles. Sold In England for 1**1 lXd.. in America for Sfte* fhia PERFECTED DAVENPORT DRDG CO. Pharmacists Have Exclusive sale of these Cxlxbba ted Glasses In Amerious, Ga. PAEKNER, KELLAM & MOORE, The only Manufacturing Optician! In the South, Atlanta, Georgia. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Advertisements will be Ineerted In this column at the rate or One Cent per Word for etch Insertion. No advertisement taken for lose than FIFTEEN CENTS. arty, Lee. Calhoun and Worth counties, with headquarters at Albany, Ga. Address “Bus iness, lock bt,x 638, Macon,Ga. July 4,2t Has everything you will need to wear during the hot weather. Negligee Shirts At 50c and upwards. UtiHT UNDE WEAR To fit everybody. Tiie best Half Hpse (in fast black and mode colors) on earth at 25c. I 3 NECKWEAR CONSISTING OF Four-in ; Hands, Neck Scarfs, Windsors, Outing Scarfs; Silk band Bows in black and colors, and my great specialty, All at prices ranging from 25 cents upwards. #1.50 Gloria Silk Umbrellas (With Paragon Frames.) #1.50 SHOES My stock of patent leather Shoes, Pumps and Slippers is the largest and finest in the city. . ITLEl l DERBY'S D0M1R Jest and , .4 • Watercoolers. These are heavy galvanized lined, charcoal filled coolers, in a japanned finish with beautiful decorations, and nickel plated faucets. The “B. & B.” prices are for 1J G*aL.... .....-11.25 2 “ 2.25 8 “ ............. 2.76 4 “ 8.75 6 " 4.25 10 “ ............ 6.75 Qt White Mountain. BUTLER & BERRY: ARTESIAN CORNER. Are the Bargains We shall Offer in S FY'F.UALchoice rooms In business center I Call uu M.Callaway at Mardre’a aprtf-tf * SCHOOL NOTICE. PEOF. MATHIS will l«ush a limited som ber of aeholvra at the colly Agrigg-J** 111 mirr month*. oomMUMf Oft wmmwm Monday la July W. D. BAILEY, For the Next Ten Days—For Ca^h. a r 1 - -..; •- Williford. maYthews & co. Water Notice. Advance payments on account of wa ter rents for quarter ending October 1, 1801* are now due and payable at the office of the superintendent, in the old court house. Consumers are notified that unless rents are paid by July 15, water will turned off and fifty cents charged for turning on again. By order of the commissioners O. M. Eldbipge, Supt. julyl-lw 1 he finest cakes, and the celebrated cream bread, baked every morning, at O. C. Cams. The Haberdasher. Tower Bason w bargal ’ Stockholder** McoUoc. The annual meeting of the stockhold- ers of the Savannah, Americus and Montgomery railway will take place at Glover’s opera house, Americus, Ga., on Thursday, July (hat 10 a. m. S. II* Hawkins, President. S. C. Cooi*Kit, Secretary. . § Our celebrated cream bread is made from “King of Patei a” Hour, ever offered to the tiude in * “ Fora pleasant shave _ dridge’s sad buy one of thoee “ w awWch Cabtbb.