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THE AMKRiCLS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1891. THE TIMES-RECORDER. Dally and Weekly. THK AXRKIClTg IlHOOKDKK ESTABLISHED 1879. Tns Americus Times Established 1890. CONSOLIDATED, Af'KfL, 1891. riUlliiCKimONi AILY, ONE YSAR, „ 88.' Daily, 6mk Month, I (Yeekly.One Year, • U Weekly, Six Months, I For Advertising rates address L Bascom Myrick, Editor and Manager, THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, A inert cun, Oa. Business Office, Telephone Oil. Editorial Kooinii, alter 7 o’clock p m Telephone 29. Americus, Ga., Ootober 28, 1891. And now the Atlanta Journal is kick ing about the electric cars. What will happen next! Hon. Stkuuen Thomas, one of the oldest and moat prominent citizen, of Athens ia dead. Florida claims that she will have the moat novel and attractive state building at the World’s Fair. WuATprofiteth it a man if he get free sugar and payetb an increase for his winter undergarments? Toe Central railroad is daily now car rying crowds of visitors bound to Uacon and Atlanta for the expositions In pro gress, and the only difficulty ia the lack of cars. Ip you want to know what real fun is, get enormously rich, make your will and three months after death come back and ace how many kinds of an old fool your heirs will prove you to bo in any court in the country. Blaine’s return to Washington will make Somebody—with a big bat—sick, for ho was not wanted at this stage of the game. However, even if ho is a Ke- publican, Blaine’s got sense enough to know what he’s about. The session of the grand lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in Macon is in pro gress, and this noble order will add much to every institution in Macon, for there is nothing on earth that adds more to ita enlightenment than the perfect procepts ,0/ this ancient order. The protected manufacturers might have been good enough to raise wages In at least one or two instances, just for the time of the McKinley campaign; but these greedy capitalists haven’t once thought of doing it. Perhaps they think they do enough whon they furnish cam paign money. The failure of the electric lights last night put a great many peoplo in a bad light—speaking literally—for they bad to work 1/ lamp light, it seems strange that the connections or dynamos or whatever they ore can’t be kept in con dition to alwaya afford the blessing given f>y a good light. “No other country,” writes the Presi dent, "surpasses us in the inventive genius of its citizens, or In the business sagacity of its capitalists." If wo are so very smart, bow is it that we must be forever dependent upon an exorbitant tariff? How is it that our industries roust always be Infants? The stranding of John Lawrence Sul livan, the Boaton (esthetic slugger, iu Australia is a good thing for some American athletes, for if lie gets back he’ll be so “bad” that he’ll break some body’s neck, so he says. Col. Sullivan has seen his best days and nobody need be afraid of him—that is, If they are far enough away. Accordino to late dispatches, the life of an editor in Dublin, Ireland, is not a happy one. Tho people, with a big P, threaten*to blow up one poor fellow out there who represents the McCarthies. The odltor of the Billville Banner or the Arizona Kicker wouldn't take sucli mat ters to heart. They'd simply look up fresh cartridges and await events. The stand taken by the Northern So ciety, of Atlanta, in regard to the blub- beringa of Elliott Sheppard, the brain less editor of the New York Mall and Express, ia worthy of the men who, coming from the cold north have made their homes in Atlanta. Nothing leas than such a direct refutation could be expected of the men who compose that society. Tub attempts of certain cynics to prove that women are not the equals of men are ridiculous and laughable. For ex ample, there is a female brigand In Sor- vla. She can spread terror among the people in the most approved fashion, and in the matter of robbery can outdo the work and outdare the daring of any professional gentleman' in the same In dustry. Tbit lovely creature has al ready been accused of fourteen murders, which ought to give her high rank among first-class rogues,—New York Herald. Tnis Atlanta Journal published that Col. Emmett Wommack had, or would certainly resign the position of solicitor- general of the Flint circuit. Col. Wom ack speaks very emphatically to the contrary: “There Is not s word of truth in the artiole published in the Journsl that I Intend resigning the position of solicitor-general of the Flint circuit,” said Col. Womack last night to a Con stitution reporter. “I cannot Imagine bow the report originated." he contin ued. "I absll not resign."—Atlanta Constitution. JUDGE CRISP IN OHIO. Hon. Charles F. Crisp, Georgia's fa mous Congressman, arrived in tlic city at an early hour tills forenoon and was driven direct to tho Neil House, where a Post representative met him shortly af ter his arrival. Mr. Crisp ia a remarka bly fine looking gentleman, above the medium height, with a pleasing address, whose lound, full face, adorned by a mustache, gives one but a faint concep tion of tlie great reserve force and ora torical power he possesses and which lias made him one of the foremost statesmen of tlie age. Speaking'of Ilia reception in Ohio Mr. Crisp said: “f have marie eight speeches in your sis * and have been greeted ■ verywhere by large audience*, and have bad a very delightful visit. I have found the people of Ohio hoe- pitiblo and kind, both Hepuullcane end Democrat*, and (hall ever kindly remember tbefr treatment of me. “Ae fai as my observation goes I find the Ohio Democracy united and entbusl istlc and feeling confident of v.ctory lor the entire ■latetlckei, while not unmindful of the ad vantages to be gained an] the me sally lor securing control of your elate legislature, and I be levu the party will succeed in both Instances. I have noted with pleasure the Interest taken by the Industrie! classes of Ohio In the discussion of the tariff question, which * nly needs to be understood by the people to se cure a verdict against the measures enacted by Ihe Republican party In the Interest of a few millionaires, and of which M»Jo- McKin ley Is now the acknowledged and only cham pion of any consequence." In reference to the speakership contest, In which it Is generally believed that Mr. Crisp’s chances are at least os good as the best, the gentleman modestly de clined to have anything to say except that the contest now being waged in Ohio is of paramount importance and that Ilia whole time and attention is now directed to contribute whatever lies in his power to aid in a triumph for Ohio’s grand and brilliant governor, whose suc cess is prayed for by the Demociacy of the whole country.—Tlie Columbus Ohio Post. The examination of the New York Life Dearly completed—Its condition and management vindicated to tho discom fiture of ita slanderers—An interview with the examiner, Hon. Michael Shan non-Deputy insurance superintendent of New York stato. Of an interview with Hon. Michael Shannon in The Spec tator of October 22d, that paper says: “Mr. Shannon has so far completed his examination regarding tho financial con dition of the company that he states un equivocally that it is entirely solvent, and has a substantial surplus overall liabilities, and this statement he desires to go forth to the holders of policies in the company, some of whom have been led to doubt their value. That every contract of assurance entered into by the company can be faithfully carried out; is already demonstrated by the ex amination thus far made. As this is the essential point at issue, it gives us great satisfaction to make the announcement in this official mannor so far in advance of the publication of tlio complete re port of tlie department. The solvency of tlie company being thus officially pro claimed, policy-holders und tho public can bo content to let all chargos of a personal nature await the final official report of the Inquiry, always bearing In mind that It is impossible to separate the present high positlou and status of tho company from the management that has produced such magnificent results.” THE PIOI1T IN OHIO. The clana have met in Ohio and every inch of ground Is being hotly contested by both parties, eacli claiming victory It ia now thought that the farmers are the uncertain quantity, and the way they go so will go the coming election. Tlie big cities will be the fighting grounds of the Republicans. Money will bo used without stint, and the bosses hope to control tlie vast floating vote of Toledo, Columbus and Cincinnati, and thus overcomo tlio large Democratic gains in the ru-.al dist lets. Judge Crisp has put in some powerful strokes for Gov. Campbell and tho suc cess of Democracy. And unless the tide turns, Democracy will come around all right in November. Heaven's last best gift—my ever new delight," is not my brown atone house, nor my carriage and pair, nor my fine new yacht, nor m" prettiest girl, nor my hopes of a great seat in congress, not these, but my wonderful cure for pain, Salvation Oil. BEflLL & OAKLEY, Offer this week the fullest and most complete line Lace Curtains Americus—Remember LACE CURTAIN'S! Wood Yard. We respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Amerious to our wood yard located at Mitchell's old mill stand near the Central depot. Cord wood of all kind sawed any length desired. Sat isfaction guaranteed All orders left at Davis Furniture House promptly filled. Patronage solicited. oc2!)-Iw CuAunuss linos. Highest market prices are paid for sound cotton seed delivered to the Amk»ici<h Guano Company* To Oar Patrons. After this week we will collect all bills for job work weekly. This will make payments easier for you, and help us materially, as our expenses are payable weekly. Times Puulisuio Company. If you aro Interested in fine watches, or would like to become so, read our new .advertisement. James Fiiickkr & Buo. HEADQUARTERS for everything new in Drsss Goods, Trimmings, Notions, Etc., Etc. PROFESSIONAL CARDS T a. kluttz, • Akchitict AST) SUFMllmtXDXXT. __Lamarstreet—Murphey'BnlldKigl i *l. B. WESTBROOK, M. D. 1 nm PH YsICI AN AND HUKUEON Office und residence, next b«*uw> in' r nntlnaton. Church street. - c feb 7 tf I A. PORT H, D. I Office at Or. Kldrldpre’s drag store *■«,. J he found nt night in his * n Ian 5l4Sf.tr d ‘ “* " t0rC ' B “ rlow Block!* 1 ' °' er D R. T. J. KENNEDY, M. U. PHYSICIAN and BURGEON. Office ut Dr. Eldrldge's Drug stoie c,. ft found at night In hl. oWce nim Eldrldge’s drug store, Barlow block, CLOAKS, The most select lot of LATE STYLE WRAPS in the city. To arrive next week—A beautiful line Fur Capes withJMuffs to match. Best line Fast Black Hosiery in Americus. DOCTORS J. B. 1M) A. B. HINKLE ffsftSjrVs Jackson street, Americas, 3sT Ko ' 818 General Surgery and treatment of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose A Specialty. 'HAS. A. BROOKS, M. D. jOrsduate 01 Bellevue Hospital Medlcsi College. N. Y„ twice graduate of N v L l OradnsteMcdlcsl School, ChiefHonJn B/A.M.R B^tcJ OfflBmhlsproftSSonsFser 11 vices as a general practltoner to the citizen. °f Americas and surrounding country. 5m clal attention given to operative inr..S! Including the treatment of nemorrholdPXI tula,stricture, Catarrh, and (Ml 7|mS& Anus, Rectum, Genitourinary system ami no so and thrnnt. ntH** in avnJUui.. i-V-Hi -* nd left or telephoned there during the dar iT S ra>ldMM or uiV phone No. 77. ID , E A. HAWKINS, • ATTORNEY at law. Office up stairs on Gran berry corner W P. WALLIS, # ATTORNEY AT LAW, Nstlonsl'iBsnk? ' n •» W T. LANE, # ATTORNEY AT LAW, Prompt attention given to all bosSS^Uwa in my hands. Offlco In Barlow hioca, room 0 Feb. 0, tt From tho report of the conference which was held at the White Houie on Friday last for the purpose of consider ing tho outrageaat Valparaiso it appears that the administration Is disposed to be governed by what ought to bo regarded as a golden rule of diplomacy, namely, to allow others to do unto you os you do unto them. In its refusal to mako nny reparation for the massacre of tho Ital ians at New Orleans tlie Harrison admin istration adopted a policy which it can not consistently depart from even in dealing with England, Franco aDd Ger many. And with no moro consistency can it demand of them, or of tho feeblest powers, that reparation or apologies be made for mob violence against citizens of tho United States, unless connived at by the government of tho country in which the outrage Is committed. Ameri cans visiting foreign countries shuuld bear in mind that the American llag ceases to afford any practical protection after tlioy leave American soil. If they are not willing to rely on themselveaand can compromise with their consciences, their best policy Is to proclaim them selves subjects of her Brittanic majesty. —'Tlmca-Union. Thank Goodness, the United States is coming to the front. The government has actually demanded satisfaction for the killing of the sailora belonging to the U. S. cruiser, “Baltimore,” at San tiago de-Chile, through Minister Eagan, ne is, however, acting on Instructions from Washington, and if tho Chilian government sees fit to pay no attention to Minister Egan's demands, be will, perforce, have to await nnotlier cable gram. Ail the same the demand will be made. The spark from a passing engino Igni ted the cotton in the railroad yard at Forsyth, Ga., Monday, destroying 550 balea of the staple. The damage will not fall short of $25,000, and the entire loss will fall upon the Central railroad, as the cotton had passed out of the hands of the shippers. A worthy colored fire man, George Condon, lost his life in the fire. W> at was the collect this morning?” asked papa, desiring to see if his son re membered anything of the church Bei- vice. “Foreign missions,” returned Tommy. If people would take tlie nilvice of W. C. llussell, tlie druggist, they never weuld start on a journey without a bot tle af Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dirrlima Remedy. It can always be de pended upon aud is pleasant lo take, octl lm Samples Dress Goods sent on application, charges prepaid on goods sent out of the city by express to the amount c* $5 and upwards. HEM.TH 18 WEALTH.- 1 * The Hamm 8r«Tts u tut km.* NERVE Brain TREATMENT tion, caused by alcohol tobacco, wakefuluess, nerv- __ous twltcblnca, mental de- SS* nresslon, Insanity, prema- —' ture old ape, misery, decay and death. Zt Is a cars ears for BARRENNESS, LOIS OF POWER m either aex, caused by svsr-tssvMra, Indulgence or acK-abaat. To RESTORE LOST MAN- . HOOD and thua build up \ the vigor of the connii- i tutlon and give that elasticity of action ro much admired In MAILT Mill and WOMAMLT WOMRM, It It WE fJUAUANTEE ... *o build up and cure the wornt canen of broken down men and women. ThlaU a remedy used for yearn with mnrveloun nucceca by an eaalaeat physician. and it will not disappoint you. Price, by mall, nre-pald, SI per box, or nix boxes for R9. wltn six boxes we send our written guarantee to refund the money If the Specific doe* not effect a cure. It builds up and makea MIH MAMLT aad W0MI* WOMANLY. OWHend stamp for circulars, Ac. Rele J&aati, JACOBI PHARMACY 00. Atlanta. On, P.O.Box 1ST. R»crr.nRNcra: capital City Bank, Atlanta Constitution, Commercial Agencies. ORDINANCE. An or’lranco to re'K'al 11*" ’fIn* code of ordinances of fta“ cl’ y of a meruru*. unu lu l,eu llittfcot to Ux-hos.inu -i. ni.ll city tax**'* Nh«ll herom due Mid payable, and to prm »«Je for die o^Ilevtlon thereof mu d Beall & Oaklev, 313 LAMAR STREET, The PHARMACY, Cor. Cotton Ave. and Forsyth St. I carry as lino and varied a stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines, and Imported Toilet Goods a* can be found. I am nofc under enormous expenses and can sell you goods and fill your PRESCRIPTIONS at reasonable rates. Give me a call and save money. W. 0. RUSSELL, Proprietor. iduiird liy the Mayor for oth«*r pur, oses 8$ OTI ON l. ne .t _ and City Council of *m**rl<*tiM. and i la hereby ordained and eunci.-d by the author* liy of tli. h.mie. That r-eHl'm 4«2oi the «?•*!« of ordinances of the dtv of America* which ptckcrfbek that it.ohatl bo the » u yof the Mayor and CltvtN.unc.l of jMiterlcit*. to fix by re*o utmn the time when city tux*a tdmd become due, and lor nolle** thereof u> ihe eietk and treasurer le, and the name 'a hereby repealed, a d In lieu thereof th fol low In; section i* enacted, to-wit: Mi'. 2. He It further ordain d by the au thority aforesaid, that f»o«* mid after the pittance of thin ordinance, nil« lt> taxenahall become due und pa. Able by the Ar«t day ot October of each year, and any taxpayer who shall neglect or reruae to pay such taxes by the 20th day of» ea tuber ot each year, shall be entered upon the Hat of defiml era aud th* Clerk und Trvcaurer ahall forthwith, uh early a« pra dlcah e. issue execution against •uch taxpayer for bta uutaiu t»»e», wntcli execution shall be *r test lu the name or the Muyor and City Council of Americus and be directed totne Marshal, who ahull, by I. vy and sale, forthwith collect the sumo as pro vided by lawr. 8ec 8. Be it further ordained, that all ordinances and Hurts of orulnai.ee in con flict with'Irik ordinances,be and the aomeare hereby re pealed. Adopted by City Council. A uf . 24 1891 AN ORDINANCE. An ordinance to repeal recto t F99 of the code of ordinances of the city of Americus, and lu lieu ther*of to prescribe by ordinance the time when all tax return* shall be made, and for other purposes, 8KCTION 1. lie it ordained and enacted by the Mayor and City Council of Americas, and it is hereby ordalntd and enacted l>y the authority of the same. That from and after the passage of thU orulnanci rtectlon 309 <»f the code ot ordinal c**b of the city of Ameri cas, which prescribes that the Mayor and City Council of Amertcua aba 1 by resolution fix the time within which all tax return shall bo made, and cause the clerk and treas urer to give thirty days public notice ihercor, be, and the same Is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof t* e rodowlngsection be enacted: Skc,2. Beil further enacted and O'daiued by the authority aforesaid, That from ar d after the pa* age of this ordinance all tax rer turns shall be made between >he first day of April and the first day of July of each year- That upon the Aral day of July of each year 1> shall be the duty of the clerk and treasurer tocl'sehts digest and to proceed to assess aud tax all unre uraed property «* provider* In section 4U0 of the code of ordinances o. the elly. sxc. S. Be it further enacted and ordained. That ell ordinances and parts of ordinan es and resolutions, contrary to this ordinance, bo. and the same are hereby r>pealed. Adopted by City Clerk and Treasurer. H D. watts, * • Wholesale and Retail Groceries Has come to tho front again, aud can be found on the corner, Watts Building, With an elegant line of fresh G-roceries Confectioneries, which he will sell at rock bottom prices. Country merchants will find it to their interest to call and see him when needing anything in his lme. WHISKIES *§? BRANDIES and plenty of Jugs in the rear, which will be shipped to any part of the United States and Georgia. SEND HIM YOUR ORDERS. J A. IIIXON, , ATTORNEY AT LAW t ltJt Americas, Ga. •Office In Bagiev building, oproniu the Conn. House. Prompt H’tentfoo given tc all business. Ii.n5-tf. M aynard a smith, ATTOttN BYft AT LA W. _ Americus, vjh Prompt and careful attention given to ajj business entrusted to u-. Lnim r streel over P. L. HoltV »ep 9-dAw3m* T. 1 L. HOLTON, ATTORNEY AT law. Abbeville. Ga. Will praetlee In ail the eountleii or the stato. Prompt attention given to all col* lectloua entrusted to my care. ANSLEY & AN8LEY, A TTOBNEYH AT LAW, Americua, a. Will practice Intbe counties of Sum ter, Hchley, Macon, Dooly, Webster, Stew- —. = Court, and the United J O. MATHEWS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ' 22IH Forsyth street, America,, Ga. WUl practice In all the Conrta.and In the Conn. WILLBOBN F. CLARKK. FRANK A. HOOPIZ. CLARKE & HOOPER, ttorneys at Law AMBRICUB, ..... GEORGIA mavIR-d-w-lr Walter K. Wusatlkt, J. B. Fitzoerald Wheatley & Fitzgorald, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office: 405 Jackson St., Up Stairs, AMEIUCUH, * GEORGIA jan7-tf L. J. BLALOCK', of Americas, jjUDSON & BLALOCK, Will practice in all courts. Partnership limited to civil case*. Office up stairs, corner i^e and Lamar street, in Artesian Block. dec21-d-wlj o. 8IMMONS, W. U. KIMBROUGH SIMMONS St KIMBROUGH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Harlow lllook, Hoorn 4. Will practice In both State and Federal Court*. Strict attention paid to all buainesa entrusted to them. Telephone No. 105. 12-!O-90tf T. M. Allen. E. Taylor. T. E. Allen. REAL ESTATE. Do you want a FARM of 100 acres, for $ 600, 200 acres, for $1000, 100 acres, for $1000, 130 acres, for $1300, 125 acres, for $ 000, or a nice cottage in the city, or some large plantation to grow rich on ? If so, coll on ■ Alleit, Taylor & Co., We ofler at this season Turnip Seed! W ILLIAMSON A EARL, CIVIL AND NANITA► Y K*Of NKKK 1 Plana and e tlnmicH tor water supply, sewerage and general engineering aor*. Conetruction superintended, sewerage a •pecia'ty. Office over Johnson A Harrold* store on Cotton avenue, Americus Ga npr21-3m G. 1 nun,,,.,. JMU Peachtree Street Atlanta. OPFlGfc.8 |Koo m 7 Barlow Bl’k, America* Plana and apeoiflcatlons furnished lor building! of all description*-public budd ings espe tally. Communications by insii to either office will meet with prompt sl- tention. Wm. Hull, Superlutendent a nieri- cus office. Normal and Theological School, AMERICUS, GA. To begin the 2d Monday iu October 1891. This school Is intended for tho l’* 0 *®} of those pupils wbo msjr h»re finished in the puolio schools of the city, or otn ers of the city and county, who msjr wish to avail tliemsebes of this oppor tunity of acquiring a mora extensive ed ucation than is afforded at present in our midst A short course of tkeolojff for the young men wishing to enter tus ministry. . . . Those from abroad can obtain board among our best families at from $5 <» w $7.00 per month. Teachers: Revs. S. A. McNEAL, Trim A. S. STALEY, Ass’L T. S. GLOVER Desires to Inform the public that closed out bis grocery business pat In a splendid line of spoitin* goods* Gnns, Cartridges, Shells, and such other goods as belong to till* H®* Gitb Mb a Calu T. S. GLOVER, Watts Building, AMERICUS, Oi- sncSSdSmos