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THE AMERICUS DALLY TD1ES-REC0RDER: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1891. THE TIMES-RECORDER. Dully and Weekly. fd.00 Till: STATE# AM) MARRIAGE. Tlie American Bar Association lias taken uj> tlie niovemnnt officially begun l.v N'cw York to secure uniform State laws of marriage ami divorce. The desirability of Home approach to uniformity in this matter is made obvi ous every day both in the courts and in the newspapers, but the road to its ac complishment seems a very long one, j beset with difficulties. The trouble lie* in the prevalence of widely varying views, not. of polity only Ameririis. ^tit 0 f and wrong, in the several Araoricus, Ga., 8opt. 5, 1891. I States. In Smith Carolina, for example. — — ."=-=? I where ecolenhwlicnl thought in ntrongly TIIK VOIKO DKMOCIIACV OF HI MTKIt. I dominant and the people are conserva- In these trouL’.oue time., whii.t the j tive, divorce la forbidden In e\cr\ case,! M'liscim-vioN i AILT, OXE VKAK, - Daily, Oxk Mo.vrn. A’kkkly.Oxk Year. • Wkkklv, Six Months. Tor advert Inin;: rates address Bam-ox Mvhick. K.lit«.r and Manager. THK TIMES I'l’ilLISHIXG COMPANY, Public Sale. Will be the <1 y < 2>, ivd, h 2 shafts keg IM-H irk; 1 publli* outcry VI Uk tc It**, to li.gbi-M t tie .’bin One bJI mop hdlts. no mark; race bars, no mark; 1 lull bur*Hint o mu k; 1 Ml liars, no mark; 1 bdl no mark; 1 tod rtsb, • •> murk;l *h older, no mark; 1 in t kts, no box ionic, no mark: 1 box m t bo - nark; 1 box \v u ass,no murk; 1 box , no mark; 1 lx>\ can good mar*; 1 box garden -.e l, ho m .rk; I box b fi g<mds. no mark; 1 b x tinware, no mark; I box plekies.no mark ; 1 box soda, no mark ; l box plunder, tin mar*; 1 • ox crockery, no -i.ark; I bdl hides, no murk; 1 drum li ti good«,ijomark; 1 k~Kf1»h. no m •rk; gwM»h)M>aril*,uomurk; 2 cook stoves, no mark; 2 lull -love p*n*. no mark: 1 lull ion* pan-, no mara: 1 bill klttles.apider amt barm, no mark; 5 t*di du ties, no mark 1 pot ami 1 tub, no mark; 5 rds, mark; 1 bdl p points, spirit of unrest is so prevalent, the peo ple, as they have ever done, must rely upon the young men. This is equally true in time of peace and in time of war. The political situation is, to say the least, critical. Momentous questions are before the public. Thanks to our republican form of government, these are not of war, but of peace. It be hooves all good citizens, all good Dem ocrats, because there are none other than Democrats in the state of Georgia, ex cept an alien and iuferior race, to rally, to reason, to consult. This cannot be done without organization. The mailed hand of monopoly is pressed hardest upon the throats of the people of the South. Ingenious and corrupt officials have seeu tit, by the use of the doctrine of hate, to in flict upon our people most odious, op pressive aud damning laws. These laws were passed, not from any principle of political economy, not front any desire, to use the words of the Constitution, “to promote the general welfare,” but to further the selfish and extortionate aims of corporations and bloated bond holders It behooves Georgians; it behooves all Democrats to be upon tlie alert; It be hooves all lovers of the Immortal princi ple of “equal rights to all and special privileges to none," to organize, to enlist in the great work of repelling corporate power and corporate rascality. This is peculiarly true of the Democracy of this, essentially an agricultural region. It is therefore with great pleasure that we call the attention of the young Democrats of Americus and Sumter county to the fact that a meeting should be held as requested by numbers of young Democrats of this county on Wednesday next, the Oth Inst, at such time aud place as may hereafter bo de termined, for the purpose of organising a Young Men's Democratic Club. To this meeting we are authorized to state that whilst older heads will not be re futed admittance, and will be cordially welcomed, especially and earnestly are invited all young Democrats between the ages of 21 and 35 years. This Is Intended to be a vigorous campaign club, to use it* utmost en deavors to maintain Democratic princi ple! and Caucaaalan supremacy. In the young men of the south In 1691, as well as in the young men of the south in 1801, the one in peace, whilst the other was In bloody war, Is our chief hope and our main reliance. Let the young men organise. It has the enthusiastic endorsement of Tub Timbs-Rkcobdxr, and it only hopes that the example may be followed by the young Democracy of every county in the state. The members of the Georgia legisla ture who voted against the bill author ising the state to accept the home for the Confederate veterans, are beginning to hear from their constituents and to feel the force of public opinion. It Is said that they will introduce a bill pro viding that the counties shall pension disabled and indigent soldiers at the iate of one hundred dollars a year; but such action on their part will only In crease the disgust. In which they are held by the people, because so small a pension will not givo the old veterans the comfort of a home such as that which was built for them by popular subscription and which the legislature of the state refused to accept nnd main tain. The people of Georgia should spit upon the men who, by their votes, charge* -te. AMERICl'S-3 crate* roofl 1 Glimer, charges |2.'.0; loti its prohibition satisfies the pop ular conviction of absolute right. In j Ferklu*; charge-. Illinois and Dakota, where tlie popula- j ^ebarawTlbSk 18 * tion is more varied and tendencies to radical experiment in tlie name of prac tical common sense are stronger, divorces aro granted for numer ous causes, some of them trivial. In one state marriage is held to be so saacred that It can be contracted only by solemnly prescribed forms and cannot be dissolved at all; in another the fact of marriage is recognized Irrespective of ceremonies, and its dissolution is deemed better than its continuance. The subject is complicated because It is regarded variously as a solemn relig ious sacrament by some, as a matter of social polity by others, and as a mere contract of convenience by still others. Its ordering is determined by the pre vailing view in each state as to whether it is the concern of religion, of the state, of society, or only of the individuals con cerned. These varying views are reflected in the widely varying laws of the several states, and every attempt to secure uni formity of legislation upon the subject must encounter strong convictions as a very serious obstacle. AMONG OL'R NEIGHBORS. The Oemulgee Brick Company is just completing a handsome brick block at Richland. Col. Joe Edwards, ot Marsliallvllle, lias received the appointment of solici tor of tbo county court of Macon county. LUMPKIN—On hox herb* life, Maddox A Pt-rklu»; charge-. 25e. mnrk* Me., Plains; SEVILLE—1 box p uied, mark* J. B. Lewis, charge*, 11 55. It If IN E—- boxes dm*** and 1 case * can*, marked 8. ilruinau.charge* «k*:l box drug- arid 1 case a cam., mark*, W. W. Uranian; charge* fl 54; 5 bills, tie*, no mark. RICH LAND—t t>ox h h goods, mark* Jno. Hall, charge*. £*•; 1 box wood in 'traps, marks, a; 1 box g.ware, marks N.C. Alston, charges, f4.ll. PEN 1 A—lot li h goods, marks, Robert Dunn; mark* L. T. „ .. j, mark* J W Fustell, charges, 79c; 1 oil can, end., marks P. L. Holt, charges 13 (M); 2 boxe* med., marks J. A. May,charges, f 1.53;1 bdl t wine, l bdl axes, mark- Geo. Dawson; 1 bdl poles, 1 w bucket, mark*. Geo. Dawson, charges 45c; 1 hbl crackers, marks w. T. Rog ers, charges 34c: 1 w stand, marks H l bdl sbeel irou, marks P. D. C.; 2 kegs nails, no marks; 2 mattresses, no mark; 1 bale sheeting, no mark; 1 bbl P icks, no mark; lot p points no •• arks; pkg. p. points, no marks; 3 we 1 buck ets, no murks; 1 box tobacco, mark \V; 1 bdl twine no marks: 1 box lard, no m*nc; 1 box. no mark: 8 cases canned goods, no roars; 1 box b h goods, no mark; 4 double liar ow stocks; 12 harrow hdls. no marks; 1 ImnJIe 4, cart boxes, no marks; l *»on lar, no mark;l bdl, 2 hub*, no mark; 5 b rs Iron, no marks; 1 «uck mea' and flour. mark: 1 clothes wringer, no mark; 5 bundles bags, no mar*; 1 bundle of box h h g./ods. no mark; 1 bundle packing, no mark; 1 old valise, no mark; 1 tot paper bags, no mar t; 2 colls w re, no mark; 1 l>dle cnnlr rocker*, no mark; 1 bdl •5 b b pal in, no mark; 1 *mt Jacket can, no mark;l can oil, lucket.no ma<k;i mtjrcket can, no mark; lean nxlnt, no murk 1 mt Jug, mi mark ; I cun beef, no murk;4cet* can*, H: 1 bid Ihm l*er. E A* D. Mlliin; 1 box md-e.J A PhlIMps.Col in*; half he/ cider, L Hohzendcof, Puuer; 1 bbl oil, 11; t bdl Leainsaml fee , .1 s L; 2 tall pl<>\r hund'es, itk*, 1 CUT PRICES Still the ule at Beall & Oakley’s. PROFESSIONAL CARDS T. A. KI.l'TTZ* Ahiuitect and Hitriwrrrxpent, America*, Oeoritia. Itullillnir. 2-1 Lanur itreet—Murpliey ] J. WORSHAM UENTI8T, Office orer People's National Bank. p. iicitr, DENTIST, Gr.nl>erry', Comer .America*. Oa.. > My . Norman dale; l c dr $■ i Pender; ! c hoc, M M ... J N A J W llrook*. ; Shmrr, Lump* ! A negro ban been jailed at Trenton who in htipposed to be tbo party who ban been .hooting other negroes from ambush in that county recently. Mr. B. W. Sperry, proprietor of the Brown House At Macon, has purchased a farm near Fort Valley and Intend, raising vegetables for bt. hotel next year. The Richland Gazette bo. moved Into Its new home built e.peclally for It, aud Editor Titan la as proud at If it wa, a soven-story marble front. Success to the Gazette. Tbe.Gutbbert Liberal-Enterprise states that cotton in tbatsectlon has been dam aged at least one-tbird by rust end the caterpillar. This la the general report from all over Southwest Georgia. Editor Gunn of the Cuthbert Llboral- Enterprise has bean suggested (or con gress, to succeed Hon. Henry G. Turner, but declines to give up the luxuries of the country editor for tbe tumultuous life of tbe politician. The Columbus Southern railroad depot at Richland was robbed Tuesday night ot a new Remington type-writer and 115 In monoy. Three men were sleeping In the depot at the time but knew nothing of the burglary until next morning. Fifty dollars reward has been offered for the arrest, with proof to convict, of the guilty parties. Itlchfanil; 2 bx kin; 1 box tobacco, W W Simiuc ton; 1 box bedding, ft, Cord**ie; 1 box onlc. .1 A Hwearinger, Montezuma: 1 box move trimrailtiw*. 1 cook stove, 1 bill not*, 1 bdl spider*, J it Monroe & Co. Abbeville: 1 Inin paint* In chu*. J. W. Sheffield A Co., •‘nierlcu*: l bx ind*e., ,i a, Cordele; 1 bx M t bodies, U , Ainericu*; 1 bx groceries, K Lundy Abbeville; 1 ox *noe*, A.F.lnslim MotnsMu van nab; 1 pkg. 3 box B Prep, .Smitij A G.Macou;! box card*. F Morrison, Glenn- wooi; I b .whittling. Mrs J 8 W*IUford, Sherman, Tex; 1 l*ox type, Tbo Independ ent, Lumpkin; i box**it. A.. Anierl<u»; 3 boxen c o*ese, Corlck «fc Co. Alamo; 1 box *nuit, T B, Mi Vernon; 1 bureau, —, Han- ne-vllle; )l>ox lued, O Bros. Plains; 1 box glazier* pi*. M A A J 1* McDermott, Mobile: 2bdl* Bends,6 bdl* bed rail*, 5 bdl* bed • tuts, Co A C. *ppletou;l bdl, 5 Jts plpr 1 pot and kettle, Full* r A O, Abbeville; _ bdl B rails, Lott Lowry, Americus; 2 rolls U cloth. J J at G O II. Brno wood; 1 bdl Iron boxes, — A H, VidfUla; l plow foot, J W Hheflleld A t o, Americas; 2 bdl*, 12 Iron weights, 8 8 Kemp. Le*l.e; 1 *k corn, Wolf C A Co, Appleton; 1 sk flour. 8ot M John •on, Cobb;l box m t bottle* P C Clegg A Co, Americus; 1 b-»h2bd rail*. N Brown. Ro- cheilejJ pell* Jelly, 0 Melt A Co. Alawo: 1 pk s carig, H A C*», Mner'cue; m t Jug. H I> Watt*, Am rlcus; 1 bx md-e. J F HolPm. Ann-rl- us: 1 »’X m stard and 1 bx milk, AB then. Abtnivllle; 2 bdl basket*, «' _ A«mly, Hut tlivlli*-; | »ho«rca*e, B W Mayo A Bro Randal* Cr****lng isense Po a*h, C A M Hu*na Vi« h: 1 ert mt b>»tt e*, D.A-nerl- cu*; l bx Ink, M vt 'ox A »*. L tin kin; 1 bx snulT. K J P, »H**lle; l bx hoe-. U A Bro, Bounin: 1 bx liar.ware. King Hardware Co, Atlant»; I bx Jam finger, L M Vinton A Bon, Whii „ a; 1 bx hardware T B Hlgg- *t->n; 1 bt - tob. H. v| •imii; 1 bx -nda, C A Mdrnw'.n, P**tet* n; t bx rug*» A P Green, Leslie; 1 brl al***ware, Mc.MlIimn A M. Glen wool i I ert lard, notify E Clark, Aiiieric s;) bx v-rnl*h, J <V Harris Am«r* P’U-; l drum fish, (G). amerlcue; 10 klU fl*h, (8). America*; 2oak board* a, Amerl- cti»; 1 bx cracker-, R. Lumpkin: 1 keg syr up. IIC Fittest* o, cordele; 1 bag o.ts, a A MeC, Rocto le; 4 bdl* bay, uo mark, E. 8 GO h>|IAN, G. F. Agt. A n>* r:cu*, Ga , Aug. 26—4w Mr. P. B. Brooks, a farmer of Ran dolph county, kept a close account of the proceeds of his crop of last year, and realized from it $1,000, while his expense for labor for the whole year was only $14, and this with only two mules. Mr. Brooks Is now selling pea nuts raised this year, at one dollar a bushel, while his neighbors only get seven to eight cents for cotton. Mr. Brooks does not plant much cotton but makes bis money on other crops. Mbs. Annie Be*ant solemnly de clares that she has received letters from Madame Dlavatsky since the lattcr'8 death. She says that the handwriting, the matters mentioned, and all the signs prove conclusively that Madame lllav atsky has written the letters since her death. Mrs. lhKant's statement lia* created a sennation. Now let's join the Thcosophists, and correspond with our late departed friend*. The late T. Jefferson and G. Washington could give us some interesting political dobs just would turn the old veteraus out to starve and die. It is a disgrace to j now. the state that has aroused the indigna tion and contempt of the whole south. ! T«e«b was no need for Speaker IIow* —New Orleans State*. ell to come to the defense of the House j of ItepresentativA, but there was magna- Mit*>. Jt'MAX Mavdkbuy, of Little j nimlty in it. Speaker llowell came off Hock, Ark., ha* been married only victor in that disgraceful assault made thirty-niuo months, and during that | upon him In last week's outrageous pro- timo has given birth to ten boy babies, ceeding* led by a few men who are out two &ct* of triplet* and two pairs of j of place iu the legislature.— 1 Tiibuue-of- twins. Mrs. Mayberry i* a protty aud buxom little bloude woman of twenty- four years of age, but no mention is made of her husband, and the supposi tion is that be, realizing that the M$y- berrys were about to become as numer ous as blackberries, concluded that tbe beat thing be coaid do was to take to tbe wood*. Rome. Skchetaby Risk is singing tbo same old song that Europe will soon remove her embargo from our pork pro ducts; and the McKinley crowd are sol emnly swearing that we will have Amer ican tin plate “after the election.^"—Cin cinnati Enquirer.^ £ 4 Household Remedy \ FOR ALL { BLOOD and SKIN * PI8EASE8 B.B.B. Botanic Blood Balm I* Cm roe SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT 1 n lures rheum, eczema, ntn < form ot ■n.llsunl SKIN ERUPTION. M- , (Ida, Sling ■fficacloui In Inning np th» . ■titan nnd tutoring Hit conitttotlon,' .fctn Impaired Inn on, mu. tt> < olmnit wpnrnntnral healing propertlu | justify u. In guinntulng t curt. I' direction, ore lollontd. 8ENT FREE **»JSWZS™.. BLOOD BALM CO.. Atlnntn. On. For Blood and Skin Dis eases; Kidney & Bladdor Troubles; Indigestion. For two yws I suirrml grvatljr with Wood Pol- stm and ■ irrnerml ttrvaklnir d<>wn of hi alt li. I trkxl every rrmedy that I could hear of without any !«• nr fit, uutll I l*-van to take your remedy. I wa* than aoon rc«U)rrti to my uaunl go°d health, and am uadrr lantlng oMUnumna to Wooldiidtaa'a won- drrful Cure. It waa lb# only thing that did me any gnotl at all. RE. DEWBIOUtY. Colnmi.ua.Ga..March 14,„ _ Li irSir: Bavin*given your WooMridjr***Won derful Cur* athorouirh trial, I can cheerfully r*c- ommend It to all •uflertna Ith Liver troubled. It has dona me mon-jfo**d than a loml or acrcalled remedies, and I feel like a new man. 1 pronounce Itlha true and.«ily elixir of life. _____ Yours very aratefully JL W. BENTLY. Blrmlnirham, Ala., Oct. zi. MW. Manufactured ty W wlArUir W •ndcrftal Cara C#^ COLTMOm, 4i.%. FOR 8ALB BY ALL DEIU018TS. DOMESTIC - COAL! For Sale this Season. I (hall be pro paired to furninli a litgh grade Lump Coal for Grate purpotet, In any quantity this fall and winter. S. R. SIMS. Sept 3, tf CD O a ccS sz I 0 G O CD 3 co T3 0 L. 0 73 O JD £ u J* o jcg DQ 0 o a it ctf s: ■ 0 c o (n o CD J— cd CL >> O c ccS Ll f- C0 o O h < 0 73 O O a L- 0 £ £ Z3 CO o 4-J 0 0 Ctf 73 >> € X 0 C 0 JC +-» L- o 4- co CO u 2 55 D CO L. o q- 0 cti 73 c2 cd c 0 2 < 0 m z S =3 & 3 jQ 3 o ■ w 0 73 o CO - o O O -j O o o — h _ cd w O Urn 3 h >> s 3 co h ■o CO O 4-* 2 O O r's O ° s- , 2 h o £ < >- c ■5 0 2 3 (/J CO CO o X CO M. R. WESTBROOK, HI. D. r PHYhlCl\N AND HUHOEON. 1 Office uiid residence, next house to C. A feb 7 tf »» i-puice tsiiu reaiueuce, uex Huntington, Church street f A. FORT M. I>. J Office at Dr. Eldi« u J*be found at night In hi* p'om, Kldrldge’-druf Ntore, Barlow Block, (an 8-91-tf D R. T. J. KENNEDY, M. I>. PHYSICIAN AND hURGF.ON. Office at Dr. Eldrldg**'* Drug 8toie. Can be found nt night In hla office room over Eldrldge’a drugstore, Barlow block, febS-ly DOCTORS J.TiND'A7niNEE Rave one of the best furnished and best equipped doctor’s offices In the South, No. 815 Jackson street, Americus, Ga. General Surgery and treatment of tbe Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose A Specialty. feb!8tf * C HA9. A. BROOKS. M. D. (Graduate ot Bellevue Hospital Medical College. N. Y., twice graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School,Chief Burgeon S. A. M. R. R.etc.) Offer*hla profeealonaiaer- vlcee as a general pmet Wooer to the citizens of Americus and surrounding country. Spe cial attention given to operative surgery* Including the treatment of hemorrhoids, fi»- tula,stricture, catarrh, and all diseases of Anus, Rectum, Genitourinary system and noae and throat- Office in Murphey building Lamar 8t. Connected by speaking tube with Ehlridge's Drug Store. Calls should be leftnr telephoned there during tbe day. At night ca'l at residence on Lee 8L or tele phone No. 77. , npr'Jvtf E A. HAWKINS, . ATTORNEY AT LAW. • Office upstalre on Grsnberry corner. \r ATTORNEY AT LAW, Americus, Ga. Will practice in all court*. Office over National Bank. W. T " LANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, America*, Ga. Prompt attention given to all buxine** placed M aynard smith, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Amerlcu*. Ga. Prompt and careful attention given to all bUNtp**** entrunted to ua. Lamar *treet over P. L. Holt’s. *epi9-tlAw3m* BEflLL & OAKLEY 313 LAMAR STREET, ■Q U0TI).nj AUUCVlIIVj U», Will joructlce In all tbe counties of tbe State. Prompt atteutlon given to all col lections entrustedto my care. tf ANSLEY & ANSLEY, i TTORNBVH AT LAW, Amerleua, Ga. a. Will pnetlce lathe roantle* ot Sam- ter, rich!*?, Macon, HooI.v, Wehater, Stew art, In the Supreme Coart, and the United ate tee Conn. TItE East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia R’y System. -IS TUM ONLY— Shortand DlrectUmto the North, East ot Vest. This line U conceded to be the beet equipped end rane the Bneet Pullman Bleeping Cere In the Smith. Elegant Pullman Sleeping Can, between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, Titasville and Cincinnati, Brunewick and Louievllle, Chattanooga and Washington Memphis and New York, Philadelphia and Xew Oilcans, Chattanooga and Mobile, Atlanta and Chattanooga, Without Change. For any Information addma B. W. WBENN, Gen. Peat, end Ticket ip Knoxville. Tenu AN ORDINANCE. wtia ui'iluiuieiitTiii'i mt-ci y III AmrrlCUI. sud In ll«Uitbor«*ortM fix the time when all city taxes *iih|| becum** due sud puysblo. and to provide for ibe coUectlon thereof and for other purpose*. SkCTioN 1. Ke .t ordained by tbe Mayor aud City Council of Americus, and Ir is hereby ordained and enacted by the author ity of the iame. That Hortfon 4u2 of tho code ofordlnanre* of the city of A nierlcu*, which *‘ *h* i hr *• * “ .... - une lof by re*o utton the lime when city taxes shall hereby repeated, a-d re 1 ligu |hcrcofth«fol- lowing seidlon Is eoaciAdftb-wlr; mJ T ^ Blcifc: Be it further ordained by the au •‘- -Uy aforesaid, * J c* by . year, shall •jiBiiwiwi upon the list of defaul ere. and the Clerk and Treasurer shall forthwith, aa e-trly as practicable, issne execution against such taxpayer for bis unpaid Usee, which execution shall bear lest In the name of the ^* 3r ® r ? ndc i t >’Council of Americus and lie directed to the Marshal, who shall, by levy *P? forthwith collect the same as pn>- vlded ly law. * Hrc.s. Be ft further ordained, that all ^ a , la *.V£ e .w. Rnd A. VArt ’* of otdlnai.ee in con- fllct with thl*ordlnances,i>eand the some are hereby repealed. Adopted by City CounclI^Auj. 24^1*91. Clerk and Treasurer. L HOLTON, J C, MATHEWS. _ _ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 221*4 Forsyth street, Americas, Ga. Will practice in alf the Courts,and In the Coon- 17 ^ SZiK |W#hrt n<>nth4 * WI.I.LBOR1, F. CUkRKE.'FR^MK A.RoOPCO. CLARKE & HOOFER, ttomeys at Law AMEB1CU8, ..... GEORGIA mavlJ-d-w-ly THE LITTLE SEWING MACHINE HAN orrxBs row sale SEWING MACHINES & MOTORS For all Machines on easy terms, and can supply the best Mies, Oils, Attachments, Etc, rOR Ul MACHINES. Mention glv< luery. Orde ceive prompt attention. DBUNKEMESS Liquor Habit. a.utmrwma matt/seerc/tc cuts I* HAllfES GOLDEN SPECIFIC It can bj given In coffee, tea. or In articles of food, without tbe knowledge of patient If necessary ■ It Is absolutely hanmees aadwlll effect a permo- AN ORDINANCE. An ordinance to repeal tectloi f99 of the code of ordinances of the city of Americas, and In lieu thereof to prescribe by ordinance the time when all tax returns shall be made, aud for other purposes, L Be It ordained and enacted by the Mayor and City Council of Americus, and U Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That from and after thepft*«age of this ordinance Section 3^J nt the code of ordinances of the city of Ameri cus, which prescribes that the Mayor aud City Council of Americus sha'l by resolution flx the time within which all Ux retur is Hhitll lie made, and cause the clerk and treas urer to give thirty day* public notice thereof l>e. ami the same Is hereby repealed, and In J. B. Fitzgerald Whoatley & Fitzgerald, Tara AMEIIICIB, i GBORGU , looTr*.. r . —' "C. B. HUD50K. j L.J. BLALOCK, ot BchWy county. 1 ot Am.rtcu,, TlUOSON * BLALOCK, “ LRWVEH3, Ahzoicdi, GzoaoiA. Will praotlco In all conrta. Partnnahlp limited toclvU nm OfiM up italra, oornor Leo and Umar atnet, m Attealan Block. <Wc31-d-wly S.Q. BUUtONS, W. K. KUCBROUGB SIMMONS S KIMBBOU3H, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Barlow Block, Boom A Will practice la both State and Federal conrta. Strict attention paid to all btulMM entreated to them. Telephone Ko. 108. IMMOtt W. B. OczRitT, DcPont ouznnr Amcrlcca, Ga, Macon, Ga, GITERRY St SON, T.AWYER8. Americus, Ga. Office In Peo» li *1*»• National Bank Building, Lamar street. Will practice In Sumter Superior and County Courta, and In the Supreme Court. Our Junior will rsgnlarly attend the sessions of the Superior Court. Tha Arm will take speelal eases In any Superior Court on Southwestern Railroad. G.’ lieu thereof the following sect Ion be enacted: jnpwtopa |24X Ptechtree Street Atlanta. Ski*. 2. Belt further enacted and ordained |Room 7 Barlow Bl'k, Amerleua by the authority aforesaid. That from after the pim-agu of this ordinance all t* til h Plan* and specifications furnished for V building* of all description* —pnblie build- ten lion. Wm. Hall, Superintendent Ameri cus office- turns Bhull April and tin* first day of July of each year. That upon the first day of July of encli year It shall l*e the duty of the clerk and treaimror to cl who hi* divest and to proceed to assess and tax all unreiurned properly a* provided “ J ves or the id ordained, ordinances llnance. and revplnti, Ik*, and the mi Adopted |»y t w nenrabi-n-by rrpeel-ei. Ity Council, tug. 24. IK»1 D- K. ItUiVsoNp Clerk and Treasurer. 1LLIAMSON A EA11L, CIVIL AND SAKITAH Y F>niNEKR*. Plans and e-tlmate* for water supply, sewerage and general engineering work# Const ruction superintended, *c*e»T*ge a specialty. Headquarters, Montgomery, Ala. Americas office over JohusonA Harrold* store ou t’ottou avcuue. apr2l-3m REMOVAL. LUMBER I luve moved my Fancy Gro-! eery, Bar, Cigar nnd Tobacco' Store to tlie Artesian comer, sec-1 oml door, in tho Slappy building. | I hope to have all my old 'custom-1 ers call on me, nnd as many new ones. Call and boo mo, and you will receive prompt attention. T. Q. BASS. Iw d Sept 1 smisraLES. After linviug otir mill thoroughly over hauled, we arc now prepared to furniah Lumber and Shinglea aa cheap, or cheaper, than anybody. Addreaa ua at Amaricna. * Wiggins & Herndon. auaZPdAwZm Preacription* accurately compounded of pure drugs, at all boor* at ^.Wrll^MlD*|Msa