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AJiflmuus UAihX tjmeb-kiwukDER: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1891. personal mention. IN THE SOCIAL and business circles of americus. Wher. Society P.opl. Ooln,-Who ,h. Stringer. .re VLUlag-Wher. BualnM< »*n an Bound and What They Go for- f Inuant Notice*. Fellow Citizens! Alliancemen! And Friends Of Southwest Ga.: With complin.onts of the season, we respectfully invite your attention to our IMMENSE LIXE Newest Styles i TAILOR-FITTING UR HSU ■ FALL AND WINTER. Mr. Harry Morrl. of Lumpkin .pent yesterday In the city. Dr. B. L. Joiner of Andersonville was in Americus yesterday. Mr. S. H. Mitchell Is dangerously 111 at his home on Hampton street. Miss LI 11a Johnson left for Macon yes terday to attend Wesleyan College. Mrs. J. Q. Adams of Macon is visiting ner mother, Mrs. Tommey in Leeton. Mr. Frank K. Gardner returned from Macon yesterday after a short business visit. Miss Daisy Walters left for Macon yesterday, where she will attend Wes leyan College. Miss Mand Shepherd left yesterday for Macon, where she is to attend Wes leyan college. Mr*. T. J. Robadoux of Atlanta is in Americus for a few days, visiting Mrs. Murray Johnston. Mr. L. M. Harris, one of the staff of the Columbus Enquirer-Sun, spent yes terday in Americus. Mrr. CuJlerton of Cordele and her daughter, Miss Lannie, passed through the city yesteiday on the way to Shell- man. Miss Clorene Smith of Thomasville passed through the city yesterday on her way to Athens where she will attend school. Mrs. Eugene Dixon of Ellaville, accom panied by her children is visiting her mother, Mrs. ff. S. Davis, on Jackson street. Mr. Terry Ilinkle, the talented young son of Dr. J. B. Hinkle, left ycsterda> for Macon, where he will enter Mercer University. Mr. and Mrs. Edward It. Everett have returned from Augusta, and for the pres ent are stopping at Mr. W. M. Hitt's, on College street. Mrs. II. Kimbrough, who has been vis iting her daughter Mrs. K. A. Forrester of Leesburg, returned home yesterday accorapaniod by Mrs. Forrester. Miss Mary Edgar Butt of Buena Vista is visiting friends in the city for a few days. She will leave shortly for Macon where she is to attend WesleyAti College, Mr. C. W. Littlejohn, who hvs been in the mountains ail summer, has returned lo Americus and is, much to the gratifl cation of his friends, greatly improved in health. Col. Henry Lumpkin left for Buoua Vista yesterday. He will return on Thursday, accompanied by Miss Sallie Lumpkin, who will leave on Sunday for school in Virginia. For SJUe. A valuable piece of truck farming propertv can be had by applying to sep-3*tf The Bank of bl'MTEn. Wa have outdone oursolvea this season and excelled all previous attempts in placing before you more attractions and exclusive Novelties in Clothing and Haber dashery. Wo carry .beyond adoubt (and the most of you know it) the LARGEST STOCK of MEN'S and YOUTHS’ SUITS In this part of the state, and are offering them at the veiy lowest prices. Call and examine these linos, ns well ns our complete nssortmont in Extra Sizes, Stouts and Slims, WHOLESALE Tp CONSUMERS Think of It! Families oan buy at Wholesale Prices. Come in and buy what you need for a month, at one time, end save 20 per cent. This I guarantee to do. Now try it. Largest Stock! Finest.G-iods I L west Prices! E. D. ANSLEY, The Leading Grocer. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Inar of KI acharoonee Tribe at the wigwam night at 8 o'clock. Business amt ado~ tlon. Hknkik Htanfibld GAS FIXTURES. RIGHT NOW •* well hn the Am-rl'*us Wupply SAVE TIME COME NOW A ND have yotir gas fixtures put in. The fluent and host lot ever ottered here. Americus Supply Company. Opera House. Second-hand Furniture bought and •old at 010 Cotton avenue. To Lover* of Fine Headwear. We are prepared to show the korrect •tvlci of the celebrated Youman Derby, flnett and beat hat In the world. WlLLIFOBD, MATTHKWS * Co, tep20 Q rol t bargain! In aecond-band Furni ture at 610 Cotton avenue. Simply Elefant. Elegant It the only word that will de- tcrlbeour beautiful Use of f>« E " e * r - Nothing ever teen In the cHv like It. Thobxtojc Wheatlrv. Fora plcatant there go to Dr.El dridco’s md buy one of thoso celebrated Tower Retort which are guaranteed to pleate. -THE- whicb, as to stylo and 'fit, cannot bo surpassed. JOHN R. SHAW, “THE CHAMPION” Clotliier and Furnisher, 117 Forsyth St., AMERICUS, - GA. inn Grocery Co. Retailers anti Jobbers of ■Hu First lapst’i ui Desume A full lino of Staple Goods, also in our stock. It will pay you to cut our ceipts out and save them. Change your stylo of cookin 0 beans to-day and try our I > an ’ which is as follows : Take three pints string beans, cooked, drain them and put them butteT*"S’®} them very hot. Yours for good eating, FRIDAY NICIIT,SEPTEMBER IS o NEW o- BV WILLIAM GILLETTE, Author of “Held by the Enemy,” “All the Com Tort* of Home,” “Mr. Wilkin* noil'll Widow*,” etc. Under the Dlr»ctlon of Edwin Travers, Who are interested in presenting a genteel and tasty appearance as to dress, will find it to their interest to in speetthe large assort ment of MEN’S WEARING APPAREL on display at the ele gant new store under the Windsor Hotel oc cupied by w. a BAILEY. Where you can find the latest novelties in INQtlSmVE QUESTIONS. “Do You Eat to Live ? or, Do You Live to Eat?” and “How Will You Cook It ?” NECKWEAR! Dress Shirts, Collars and Cufls, Handker chiefs, Suspenders and everything else belong ing to Men’s Wear, at prices so low that you will surely buy. -MY- Will be presented with a cait of unsurpassed excellence, elegant costumes, appropriate stage settings and original music. The clean est, brightest, wittiest and funniest play of the season. AUGUST MYERS, Artistic Taiior Hat removed hit establishment to the buement under T. Wheatley'*, Forsyth street entrance, where be la prepared to do FIRST-CLASS WORK always guaranteeing a nice fib Cleaning and repairing promptly attended to. SUITS TO ORDER From a handsome line of pattern,. Give me a trial. aug 22d2ino Suit to Order DEPARTMENT is in full blast for the Fall Season, and I am showing a line of sam ples that cannot fail to please you. Three little questions, and yet tbiy concern us all—concern you personally—especially the “cook ing of it”—concerns you whether you are hearty or delicate—of ep icurean or of careless tastes— healthy or dyspeptio—you cat— that is, you ought to eat, aud you want to know “How wiU they eook it r Cook it on a stove, of course, bnt there are other questions— Have you a stove ? and “Have you a Good Stove ?— ask yourself this question, ask your neighbor this question, and let this tell you both that Butler & Berry have stoves— have good stoves too—that's the only kind they have, or are going to have. Have you 'caught on’ to the lat est stove conveniencies ? Have you seen the latest warming'ovens and hot water resorvoirs ? Do' you appreciate convenient racks, shelves, grates, etc.? Do you know much about a stove ? You know there are stoves and stoves and stoves—some are mere ly stoves, some others are really good stoves and then again, some are the best stoves made. Let us ask you two more questions: Will yon want a stove ? Won't you want the best store made ? Now we let the subject hang right there and You are cordially invited to call at the Artesian Corner, to see our line of stoves, which are strictly on their merits—open to comparison, both as to desirability and price— with every other stove on the market. You are not only* invited to call and see, but we think it’s your turn now and we invite you to call and ask ‘ questions."—In quisitive Stove Questions of BUTLER & BERRY, ARTESIAN CORNER. LEE & UMAR STREETS. The Celebrated, World- Renowned SALE OF STOCK. i order p used by the Board meeting oil the 21*1 lu*t, I wl 1 sell At public outcry at the office of said Numt-r Heal Ks- Uiteand Improvement Cornp.41 v In rn« Bar- low Block, In Mile Hi v on donduy, the JWth day of October next st 3 o’clock p. in., 6 MtiHrenofMtock held by Mr*. A. B. Copeland. 2*ha esof *t«x:k held by C. A. Brook* and 5 hare* of stock held by Mi** M, I. Adderton.* Huld sale made (or the purpo*e of paying fine*on unpaid Imitallmenl* unsaid stock Term* cash. By order of the Board of Direc tor*. C M.WHEiTLEY. Pres. Hu niter Real Estate and lua. Co. H. KIMDROU JH. Hec'y, Suuiter Real Estate and lm. Co. sep23-td. Hew No. 300 Lamar S Cotton Seedjfanted! Highest mirket price paid for Cotton gfegfl AMERICUS GUANO CO. BeptgdAwlwks MONEY TO LOAN. The Union Central Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, will lend money on choice Improved farm, and city property at 8 peroent Call and examine onr aye- Avera Grocery Co. Um ~ J# haneslbt, oen'i Ag*., oetl ly American, Georgia. are still in the ascend ency, surpassing, this season, any former ef fort in introducing the “Correct Stylo” for young men. Be sure and see them be fore buying elsewhere. Yours, anxious to please, ft’ 0, BAILEY. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Improved Residence Lots.-all prices. Improved Business Property. Vacant Lots for Stores or Residence. Rooms and Offices for Rent WANTED: Three desirable Homes for Tenants. MERREL CALLAWAY, Real Estate Agent. TOHN B. SCHMIDT Takes this opportunity of informing the people of Americus, and the adjoining country that he is now fitting upjin the best of style, and will shortly open one of the He will spare no expense or pains to make it worthy of the patronage of the very best people, and Americus can then boast of a place where everything good will be served in a style as never before seen in this city. Remember the place-Schmidt’s Reading-Room, Lamar St. 8-1 diwly Respectfully, JOHN E. SCHMIDT. THOMPSON & ANDERSON, Under the Windsor Hotel.