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Newspaper Page TextTHE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECOBDER= WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1891. RAILWAY RUMBLES. A railroad in the Argentine Republic tin* on( , .trrttb of 'ill mile* without a curve or bridge- Miss Edith Benson haa lieen appointed ,„„t of the Lake Shore road at Charles ton n. Mich., vice G. J. Ktkendall, resinned. . fhe ij,ke Shore now baa ladies for agents „t f.mr stations. Tbr cheapest railway fare in the world w iU he that on the Ceutral l-ondun rail war, on which there will be three work pjcu’s trains daily, the fare for siv miles beiug but two cents. The numlier of employees on the New York Central railroad system, not includ ing the Home. Watertown and Ondens- linrg is *21.490. and the amount paid in sal ariee last year was 813.W1.8W. The Erie management have Issued a pri rate circular to their conductors to further Impress them with the necessity of seeing that the regulation requiring the rear hrakeman to go back with a flag when the train stops Is strictly adhered to A short time ago E. O. McCormick, gen , ra l passenger agent of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road, arranged for through car service between Cincinnati ami Mackinaw, and it is proving a popular line. The run is made in nineteen huurs. The largest locomotive yet bililt in Em rope ia forty six feet over all, with a total weight of eighty-four tons On a gradient of one foot in forty the engine can, by ex ercising its full traction power, move 800 tons, li was built at the Hirschau works in Munich Tlie Nickel i’Jate has a plan for accom mortaring its patrons in suburbau villages by issuing baggage traffic tickets, at prices ranging from live cents to fifty cent*, for the shipment of packages weighing from I to 400 pounds ou such trains ns do not car ry express cars The longest train of coal cars of which mention has been made passed over the Philadelphia and Heading railroad recent ly. It comprised-ninety large cars and was drawn by u locomotive weighing sev enty-live tons, one of the heaviest engines used in tiie coal regions. Richard Puckett, a well known con ductor on the ismlsville and Nashville at Nashville, has is-t-n declared insane. He has been running on the lsmisville and Nashviilo and t.’liesapeake and Ohio roads for twenty years, hut his mind begun to fsil several months ago. The Big Pour people, since inheriting the forty-five miles of the old C., S. and U. road, between Columbus and Springfield, O., have practically rebuilt it. A numlier of curves have been taken out, heavier steel rail laid, bridges strengthened and a good deal of reballasting done. The Wabash road’s proposed connection from Chicago to Detroit only requires the building of 152 miles of road, from Chicago to Montpelier, from which point it has main line connection with Detroit of nine ty-six miles. This route will be shorter than the Michigan Central by forty miles. The New York, Lake Erie and Western mad crosses the track of the West Shore on s bridge, the approaches to which are bnilt on a trestle nearly 4.0U0 feet long. A force of men has filled the trestle la with dirt. It has taken over 115,000 cublo yards of earth to complete the lob, and bas cost about 880.000 The Toledo. St. Ixmls and Kansas City road has issued a new set of ntles for the government of employees, one of which re quires section foremen to make a very full report when stock Is killed. A diagram must be drawn upon the back of the re port, showing where the animal got on the track, where the body lay when found and what part ot the animal the train struck. HOW TO KEEP HEALTH. “The Fast Mall." A production of unusual magnitude will be given at the opera house this evening. Lincoln J. Carters superb scenic melodrama “The Fast Mail ” As its name indicates, It deals largely with the railroad in its incidents, but It pre sents an abundance of effects that are daring in their magnitude and admirable In their execution. The steamboat is said to be a wonder of clever conception and masterly mechanical work, and the railroad scene, with its trains' going at a terrific rate of speed, makes the stage seem like a piece of reality. The Ni agara Falls scene is wonderfully beauti ful, and it may safely be said Is more elaborate than anything of the kind ever before attempted In this city. There are a multitude of minor effects that con tribute to make the performance a reve lation of realitm. The whistles, bells and splashing are heard as the boat leaves the wharf. The sounds that tell us of an approaching train herald the approach of the freight and the fast mall train—the latter rushing by with people gazing from the window at the heroine who has just saved her lover’s life by fastening a letter to the mail pouch. The roaring of Niagara Falls is heard, and the mist that rises from it is shown vividly. The play is under the personal direction of L. J. Carter, the author. The cast is said to bo a capable one. The play is startling at times in the In tensity of its climaxes, and these, when presented with all the effects of the in tricate stage settings, bring the interest to a degree that is rarely attained even In tho melodrama. A large number of people are employed in the production, which is in many particulars plainly tho result of care and skill combined. The Courts. The remaining courts of this term In tho Southwestern circuit will be held as follows: Lee, Erst Monday in November. Macon, second and third Mondays In November. Sumter, fourth Monday in Novem ber. Or.o of the best ways to keep in good heslth is not to think or worry too much about it. If yon feel strong nnd well don’t Imagine that some insidious disease may he secretly attacking your couatttutiou if you arc aick enough to need any medi cine at all, beyond the simple remedies familiar hi all, you are sick enough to need the attendance of a physician By all means take as much exercise as you can, and be in the open air as much as possible. Outdoor life is the natural con dition of mankind, and the more one can have of it the better. Eat and drink what yon desire os long as it agrees with you. Your stomach knows pretty well what it can digest, l’lain, simple food Is desirable as a general thing, hut the luxuries of the table In moderation will do no barm. Always treat a common cold with great respect Ninety-nine times out of a hun dred it will get well any way, but the hun dredth cold if neglected may leHd to bron chills, pneumonia or consnmption. It is best to take no snch chances. Alcoholic beverages are not fit for hab itual use. They are true medicines and should only lie used like any other medi etnas—tinder the advice of a physician. As » regular beverage they can do no good, but will most certainly do barm Take all the sleep you can get, but re member that the necessary amount varies greatly for different persona Some most sleep at least nine hours, while others thrive under six. Only don’t rob yourself of what yon really need. The "mtdnlght oil" It. a terribly expensive illuminant to burn cither for purposes of labor or study Dr. Holmes has very truly said that If nine-tenths of all medicines—patent, pro prietary and otberwiaa—in the world were poured into the ocean It would be all the better for mankind and all the worse for tbe fishes, and the best physician can do little without goal nursing and thus aid nature in throwing off dlaease.—Monthly Bulletin , PHILOSOPHICAL COGITATIONS. Tile worst kind of a lie la an acted lie. Many men loaf under tbe pretense of tak care of their health. A wise man ia one who ancceaafully hldea lie lias weaknesses. Men will remember one grievance longer ,ha " » dozen kindnesses. Woman's lips seldom betray her, bnt her eyes led th« Hcr et of her Ufa When a man says he lovee children, aome mie Is sure to oak him to hold tbe baby. A vn.ni cannot think of very mean thing! to «ay to his enemy, until the enemy la Kune. Patience may be found always where there Is hope, but It seldom abides where hope is not. The greatest quarrels In tbe world's bis- jury have been between persona who were formerly friends., Treat your frtand an ynn would a piece « furniture. If yon roughly use him, you ZSf “**• no right to complain because the PJjjuh and varnish wear oft—Atchison Geo. M. Walter, Messenger of the Ad ams Express Company, Baltimore, Md., says: “Having used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for the past ten years In my fam ily, I wish to say that I consider it tbe best Cough Syrup I ever used. It has cured my children of croup several times and saved mo many a doctor’s bill. A Itanium Day Crowd. Notwithstanding tho threatening as pect of the weather this forenoon the country people flocked to town in great numbers to take In Rentz and Co.’s cir cus, taking good care to have hogs fed and tho other chores done In time to get in and see the parade at 10 a. m. Bigger parades there have been, hut that of this morning was highly creditable. The op en dens of wild animals were wide open, the two bands blew as vigorously as they were expected to, and the elephants, camels, ponies, eto., deported themselves with becoming dignity. The open air exhibition after the pa rade was about what is usually seen, and tbe sideshow was particularly Interest ing and attractive. A good size audience witnessed the afternoon show and said it was good. It is a clean show, in 2 rings. Everybody can see all there is to be seen, and every act from that of the star rider to tbe least important specialty is well worth seeing. Careful observation failed to reveal anything but the most Irreproachable conduct on tbe part of Its employes. We all like to be well treated, whether It is at a hotel or circus, and polite attention and an evident desire to please will en sure success to any undertaking that de pends upon publio patronage. There will probably he a full bouse—or full tent, rather—this evening.—Davenport, Iowa, Republican. The Great Orton Family with Kentz’s & Co.’s Show, November 9th. Cottuu Iteport, Aukricub, Ga., Oct. 27, 1891. Following Is the cotton report In this city up to date: Received by wagon 188 Received by ratlroad 115 Received previously 28,791 Total 29,072 USRKETS. Corrected dally by L. G. Council, ware houseman. Good middling 7| Middling 7J Low middling 71 Market, easy. SAVANNAH. Spots, middling 7 13-18 Market, steady. NEW YOI1K. Spots, middling... 8| Market, quiet LIVERPOOL. Spots, upland middling 4) Market, dull. NEW YORK—FUTURES. Market steady. Sales, 333,400. Op’g. Cl’g. January 8.38 8,48 October 8 10 November 8.07 8.17 December 8.10 8.31 Husband (newly married)—“Don't yon think, lore, if I were to amoke it would spoil the curtain*?" Wife—“Ah. you are really the most nnselflah nnd thoughtful-husband to be found any where. Certainly it would.” Husband —•'Well then, take the old curtains down.” Kammerer—“How do you feel when n man atrikea you?” Hammerer—“I feel for him." - - All Is fair in war; but It Is often only half-fare In a railway war. There are tricks in all trades, particu larly horse trades. Moy Interest Yon* I have accepted a managing position at tbe home office of the New York Auo- tion Clothing Company and will remove to New York aa soon as I can dispose of my real estate here. 1 have several houses and lota that I am anxious to aell at prices satisfactory to the purchaser, and on terms that cannot help but please. I offer the houses at a nominal pay ment down, tbe balance $3.00 per week until paid for, and the vacant lota at one dollar per week with 8 per cent. In terest The property is In one of the best neighborhoods In the city, and this offer should command the Immediate attention of intending purchasers. Respectfully, 27sep-lm 8. M. Cohen A street car driver in Toledo, reeently ran over a young lady and she was thrown to the ground. He was prompt ly fired by tbe company for knocking down the fare. We want every mother to know that croup can be prevented. True croup never appears without a warning. Tbe first symptom is hoarseness; then the child appears to have taken cold or a cold may have accompanied the hoarse ness from the start, After that a pecu liar rough cough is developed, which is followed by the croup. The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse; a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy will prevent the attack. Even after a rough cough has appeared, the disease maybe prevented by using this remedy as directed. For sale by W. C. Russell. ItThenBsnywaa tick, we gave nerCastoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, sbs clung to Castorla. When she bed Children, she gave than Ciatorie How About This. Just In Fresh Crisp Celery. Cape Cod Cranberries, Grapes—Ma lagas, Catawbas and Niagras. Near Florida Oranges. Cocoanuts, London Layer Figs and new Dates. Eastern Apples, Lemons. Potatoes, Ruta Bagas, Beets. Eastern Cabbages. Dodson & Hill’s Famous Pickles, sweet and sour mixed. Mangos and German Dills. Our regular Friday shipment of that Pure Jersey Country Butter and Fresh Country Eggi. New Graham Flour and Fresh Grits from new corn. Derillea Crabs with Sheila, Pigs Feet and everything that Is new and seasona ble at living prices. Jellies, Jams, Preserves and Jelliei of all kinds at French & Mayo., The Popular Grocers. Canned Goods, world without end at Avera'8. The oratory of some men may not move mountains, yet it often succeeds In making a big bluff. DO NOT SUFFER ANT LONGER. Knowing that a cough can be ohecked in a day, the first degree of consumption brokec In a week, we hereby guarantee Dr. Acker's English Cough Remedy, and will refund the money to all who buy, take It as per directions, and do not find our statement correct. For sale by Dr. W. C. Russell, Americus, Ga. 1 Notice to Stockholders. Tho eighth call of ton per cent upon the capital stock of the Americas Manu facturing Improvement Co., has been made, and will be payable at the office of the treasurer, at the People's Nation al Bank, November 1. John Windsor, Treasurer. octOtd S. A. M. ROUTE. Savannah, Americas & Montgomery R’y TIME TABLE Taking Effect July 12*1891. 8 00 km 10 00 10 27 2 15 pm 825 850 554 lT6. srr.. Iro.. APPLICATION FOIi CI1AIITER. STATE OF GEORGIA—Sumtkr County. To the Superior Court of said County • Tho petition of E.H. Ferguson J. J.Caffrey, both of Louisville. Kv., John M. Green of Atlanta, Ga., II. O. Bagloy and M. H. Har per, respectfully, shows that they and their successors desire to be Incorporated under the corporate name and style of “Americas Oil Company.'' That their objects and pur poses are for pecuniary gain lor themselves, their associates and successors; and that tho business they propose to carry on la th* buy ing and selling of cotton need and its pro ducts, such as, cotton seed oil, crude anti re fined, cotton seed meal and cake, cotton setd hulls and aches, crushing, pressing and re fitting of same; further, th»tof purchasing and uealtng in seed cotton and cotton seed, after the cotton has been ginned, of all kinds and varieiie.; and the manufaoure, prepa ration, and sale or products derived from cottonseed; and the carrying on, manage ment and control of such business or manu facture conn*cted therewith; and generally to engage in ail such employment* and lines of business, where cotton seed or its products ar> utilized who ly or in part. Also, the leasiug and owning of tank cars, manufac turing of barrels and casks, and all other commodities in connection with said busl- nes«. The main bialness of the corporation ween Montgomery and Amdrlcus, via Union Is to bo tbe manufacture and sai« 01 cotton Sprinps and Columbus. seed oil. and aa Incident thereto the utilizing ' 1 —• — and tale of alt urodnetaof seed cotton and cottonseed. Petitioners further show unto th** court that their principal place of busi ness win bo in the county ofBumter, Slate of Georgia; but that they d sire to carry on business, employ and send agents elsewhere In said state, aud into other states and terri tories of the i ntted Htutcs, and establish branch offlecH therein, if they deem Itad- V I Sit I ill*. 'I hni 1 tin ntiinimt MHHtinl a— I 6 10 040 T 00 8 27 II 00 4 Mam V 80 5 20J* m ....Birmingham. ...arei 7 00 p ...Cbtldersburg lvol 5 00 Bvlacauga lve 4 40 •Opelika....-..Ivo 1 25 ... Columbus are II 45 a ....Columbus Ire 11 20 EltaviUs are 0 06 ....•EllavUlo Ire (M .... America. are I 20 .... Americus lve 0 00 .... Cordele Ire 810 Helena Ire 8 05 Lyons Ire 1 65 * 1 40 pm Betw’n'Montlomery and Amarione, via Opal! 8 10 a mire Montgomery ....an T 10 p S to p m Ire 0 40 1 — Bet' 7 40 am 3 60 540 Ire Montgomery are Ire Columbus are 11 20 ..Amurtous lve 7 00 pm 090 fiatw'n Montgomery ami Americus, vU~kufsula 7 40 a mure Montgomery arr 7 00 p m 11 06 lve Eutaula lve 4 07 12 20 p m lve Albany arr 2 00 2 30 lore Americus .Ire 110 Between Americus aniTjtokaonvtUe, vis Helms ~100 pm Ire....... Amertuse a— 8 no am 1 18 am lve Helena iv 8 65 am 8 10 arr Brunswick lve 1100 p m 8 30 arr Jacksonville lve * “ Close connection made at Monti f tot Cotton Seed Hulls for gale at tbe Atnericut Oil Mill. octlS-tf Ups and downs of poverty—The rag ged edges of your collar and your trou sers. “Good nature or amusement, among the people of the earth,” writes an In habitant of Mara, “i» expressed by movement of the mouth which exposes a portion of the skull.” Doth Saint and Sinner. It troub e< tho sinner and troubles the saint, it’s a troublesome, trj Ing and nasty com' Dotf'^thlnk It Incur bis; I tell 3 on It ain’t. Excuse tbe gramtner; It’s the troth I’m after, whether grammatically or un grammatically told The troth Is, that catarrh can be cured. The proprietor! of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy offer $500 for an incurable case of Catarrh in the Head. The Symptoms of Catarrh.—Head- aohe, obstruction or nose, discharges falling into the throat, sometimes pro fuse, watery and aerid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody, putrid and offensive; eyea weak, ring ing in . the ears, deafness#; offensive breath, smell and taste impaired, and general debility; Only a few of these symptoms likely to be present at once. Dr. Sage's Remedy cures tbe worst cas es. Only 50 cents. Sold by druggists everywhere. “Why is this boat backing up?" I asked a passenger on the steamer. “Ob,” said the mate, “the captain’s wife and baby are on board, and the baby wouldn’t go to sleep until he'd seen the engines reversed." Adam might have been the “goodlieit man of men since born," but It does not appear that he every did anything espe cially good for his large family. What a lasting blessing he might have left be hind If he could have made Salvation Oil and kill pain. Colognes, extracts, toilet waters end all toilet articles at Dr. Eldridsb’s. “Oh, mamma,” exclaimed little John nie, “the trees in onr yard are getting bald-beaded 1" "The ould dart"—Cupid's. A Distinguished Judge Ssje: Austin, Texas, Jan. 29, 18a7. Mb. A. K. Hawkes—Dear Sir: I am 82 years old. I bought a pair of your Crystalized Lenses about a year ago, when I could with difficulty read very large print. After using your glasses three or four months I noticed that my sight Improved, and I now read the fin est print with the naked eye. James H. Bell. All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed at Drug Store of E. J. Etdridge. oot25-sun-wed-wk. F. F, F. Saves Life. SAYS WILL LIVE FOREVER. A prominent Savannahiar, formerly superintendent of a railroad aaya: “1 was crippled In my feet an J arms so that I could not walk without crutches, nor eat without having a servant to feed me. I tried physicians everywhere, but to no purpose, and finally went to New York, where my doctors, at one time, decided to amputate my arm, bnt found that course Impracticable on account of a wound I had received during the war. I returned to Savannah a complete wreck, and my case seemingly hopeless. Asa forlorn hope I began to take P. P. P., and am rejoiced to say that after using three ‘ straighten oi soon returned, _ _ , man; really, aa If I had been made over again, and as If 1 could live forever—so long aa I can get P. P. P.” .nils gentleman will not give hla name for publication, but authorizes us to refer anpbody to him for a verification these facts, who will apply to us. Yours truly, Lippman Bros , Wholesale Druggists, Proprietors of P. P. P., Savannah, Ga. Tbe Paris Figaro has just published an interesting article on “What Young Girls Should Read.” This Is all well enough. But It is more Important still to know that they should always take Dr. Bull’a Cough Syrup for their colds. Imported Potatoes at Avera’s. Pure wines, brandies and whiskies for medicinal use, sold at Dr. Eldridoe’s Drug Store. Madam is at the draper’!, in the act of selecting material for a new dress. “No, that la not the kind of thing I want, it is too bright—too lond. My husband li very 111 and I should iike something a little quieter—say half mourning." We cannot afford to deceive yon. Con dense is begotten by honesty. De Witt's Little Early Risers are pills that will cure constipation and siok headache. For aalo by the Davenport Drug Com pany. Beit Cream Cheese in town at Avera’s. Swayback—“Hello, Jaysmlthi What did (bat straw hat cost you?" Jay- smith—“I gave the olerk a flve-dollar note for that bat.” Swayback (incredu lous)—“What?” Jaysmith—“And he gave me back fonr dollars In ebange.” For Over Fifty Years Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the ehlld, softens the gums, allays all pain, eures wind oollo, and Is the beet remedy for diarrhma. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists through out tbe world. Highest market prices paid for sound cotton seed delivered to the - sept25tf Americus Guano Company. When a man begins to blow you may know he Is trying to take things by storm. Birmtngl * Meal Stations. Passengers from Charleston destined to point* west of Sorannah, change cars at C. ““ “ *— tion., E. 8. GOODMAN, Gen. Past. Agent, Americas, Ga. COMMERCIAL A0EIT8. J. M. carolan, e. a. smith, fUvannah, Ga. Bt. Louis, Mo. LEE McLENDON, JNO. T. ARGO, Columbus, Ga Americas, Ga. G. H. SMITH, O. K. A., New York, N.Y. -THE East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia R’y System. -IS TH* ONLY- CHILD BIRTH • • • MADE EASY! V Mothiu’ Friend " is a scientific ally prepared Liniment, every ingre dient of recognized value and in constant use by the medical pro fession. These Ingredients are com bined in a manner hitherto unknown “MOTHERS’ • FRIEND” • WILL DO ail that is claimed for itANDMORB. ItShortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to . Life of Mother and Child. Book ' to “ Mothers ” mailed FREE, con taining valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Bentby.*pr*..on receipt ofpr.es, WO per twtue BUDF1EL0 REGULATOR CO.. a«sirtl.es. BOLD RV St r. nKUOOtam. Fall has come end with it the time to settle “that little bill” at Dr. Eldridoe’s. THE LITTLE SEWING MACHINE MAH OFFERS FOB BALK SEWING MACHINES & MOTORS For all Maeblnes on easy terras, and can supply the best Needles, Oils, itktiments, Eic, rOR AIL MACHINES. Short and Direct Line to tbe forth, East or Tbit Uns Is conceded to be tbe best equipped and rant tbettnett Pullman Sleeping Cart in tbe Booth. Elegant Pullman Bleeping Can, between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, Titusville and Cincinnati, Brunswick and LoniavtUe, Chattanooga and Washington Memphis and New York,. Philadelphia and New Orleans, Chattanooga and Mobile, Atlanta and Chattanooga, Withont Change. For any Information address B. W. WUENN, Gen. Pz««. and Ticket Apt O. W. MIGHT, Aee’tGrm.'pate.Agt. Atlanta. Georgia. '.J I.cuiiuuera is one Hundred jJ—JKpB 1100,com dollar., fllty tljoUHand (160,Odd) dollars of which u actually paid In before beginning business, with tbe privilege of Increasing their cspltet la any sum — “thensee proper. Petition.™ desire further right to purchase, lesee, hold, — - and contr.il, eel), assign, transfer, or dis pose of euoh real estate, or Interest In reel «‘r* aeMMnra&t proper for the legitimate and convenient transaction ot their bttelneea. Peiltlonere desire the rirbt and power to make all such by-laws, and alter the same at pleasure, as they may see proper; to have and nee a common seal, and to change the rams at pleasure; to have aright to sue and be sued, and to make all necessary contracts In the conduct of its . business; to borrow money, audio secure the same by giving notes, indentures, bonds, mortgages and land, as tbe corpora ion may ree proper to do; and lurtber to be Invested £1*5,»H the rights, powera, privileges. Im munities and rranoblees Incident to corpora tion. or the kind, and necessary to carry on and conduc the objects and purpose* of tbe busIneMoftwUtinnrn. Petitioners further . desire that they shell be Incorporated so that no stockholder in the corporation aha" be bound In any wayfo the debts or liabilltlea of the corporation beyond the amount or his unpaid subscription of the capital stock or said company. Whereiore petitioners pray that after this petition ebalf have been died, recorded and lubllsbed, arcordlng to law, thut the enurt Will grant an order gran thig Hda«g|rtlc_mlon. ., _ Petitioner'. Attorneys. Filed In office SeptemberSSa 1821. T J. H. ALLEN, O/crk 8.C. I certify the above nnd foregoing to bo a true extract fiom tbe Record of Charter* In Hnmter Buperlor Court this Heptembcr 23rd J. II. ALLEN, Clerk B.C. ... jrder granted by tbe Hon- orablo Court of Ordlnanr of said county, will be sold at the late residence of B. 8. Moan, deceased, about seven milea north east or Amer ene,on Friday, October 80th 1881, be tween the boor* of lira. m. and 4 p. m ., all the personal property belonging to **!d ertHte, consisting of roar mates, thre-i bor-ee, two two-borse wagons and harne-s oneone-hor, wagon and harness, one old pll-at m, one m top buggy and barn* s, one Milter orga nearly new, nine quit one ■ !-eel-'arrow, onesy-up ketile.nne i-i* u press. beliiMa, vies and tl*cksnitlh's tad-. t« o plow at obe gear aud plantailon tools, one gr-st milt and attachments and food -etofrork*, one a«w mid and attach meats, one ol* englp*, boiler, sbsftlngs nnd attachments, arty saw tress more or less on Mrs. Morels' Isnd, 00 gallons syrup, more or leas,200 bushels corn, more — leas, 4,00U bundles fodder, mors or le.a, bsehsie ootton seed, more or less, ends few peas. Also one aeoood-band glo at Barlow mill place, and one pair scales,onr steam en gine, boiler and ootton press at Barlow mill place. Hold by orderoftoe Court of Ordin ary of Bumtor county as tbe property of 8. 8. Bloa., deceased, to pay tbe debts and tor purpose of dl.tri jatlon.^Termeoaeln Administrator of B. 8. Hlonn, deceased. Americus, Ua„ October 17,1181., I. H. Daniel, G.W.Morgan and others have made application for a second-class road *o- scrlbrd In said petition, ns beginning atthe Charles 31 >rgsn ptac -, lending thence eaet between the lands of It. K* *.errtll nnd W. 14. Hagereon, then betsevn lsnJsof Mrs. Jones and R. E. 3fereell,<hen botscer, lands or Mrs. Maahburn and Sira Jones, then be tween lands of A. J. Logan and Mrs. Mash- burn, thenacroM Dr. Logan's land and be tween the lands of J. W. Doslerand J. J, Du pree, Intersecting tbe s merlcus and Friend ship rond; whlcn has bean marked out by tbe commissioners and a report tber.oi "ah* per*ona\fts nofuied i hat said new road will, on and after tbs Brat Monday In Novem ber next, by the Comml-slonera of 'Oads and revenue or said county.be (lnallygran ted If no new cause be shown to tbe contrary. This 6th day of Octub -r, 1191. J. W. WHEATLEY, octS w4t Clerk County Commissioners. APPLICATION FOK CHARTER. GEOROI A—Sumter County. To the Superior Court ot said County: The petition of C. W. Lamar, B. T. John son, W. M. Hitt and Marshall Martin togeth er with their n.socIntCH shows that they have entered Into an association under the name and sty le of “The hhtnpers Compress Asso ciation". Thattheubject of salifassociation la peonnlary gain to tlie individual members and the corporation in this, to-wlt: By tbe running, owning and controlling a compress, using said compress In Amerious, Sumter county, Us., for the purpose of compressing cotton packed in bales lor more convenient and readier transportation. . The principal office or the said association 1 It to be In Americus, Georgia, with privilege of doing business of both owning, control- Ingand leasing comp-ea-es In said county and In any section of the United Hlates the asmclstlon may aeo proper. Th» petitioners pray tbattbey be Invented together with thelraasoelatea and successors with the power to osrry on the aforemen tioned objects together wltb the power to purchase and hold property, reat and person al: to rent and lease priperty, both real and personal; losa-andbesued: to use acorn- ■non seal. If the assoc.atto>. should so desire, and to exorcise ah po* er usually conferred upon corporal Ions of similar characler, aa maybeeonal-ten' with the laws or Georgia, orany -taleliiwlil.ba.il association may do business a il not li.i'.nililent with the laws of tbe United S'ates. Petitions™ further show that the capital .took of said aaeool itlou is thirty thousand no Isre. more than 10 par cent of which has been actually paid in. Your peutl*ner- fur- ther show that they drslre the passing of an pnler allowing them to lnoresse at any rime they may aeo fit tbe capital stock to any nt not to oxceed Any thousand dollars. irofore, co sidering the premises, yoar peuuoners pray tbe passing of an orner granting Ibis tbelrappilcatiou with the sev eral provisions therein slat.-d, an • that they and their •neoresors be Incorporated for and daring tbe term or twenty yenrs, with the privllegeofrenewelatthe expiration of the raid term. And as m duty bound yoorpett- ..oners*."ever pra firaToN 4 CUTT8, Filed in office October Si *l»i r |, 1,ell,,0ner, ‘ , J. H. Ai.LEN, Clerk 8.0. I certify the above to bs a true extract Irum th* "e.ord of rliarters this O if. 21. Mil. oo22 taw4w J. B. ALLEN, Clerk 8- C. A DMINISTKATOR’B SALE. A GEORGIA—Sumtsb County. tulA—Sumter county Will be sold, by virtue of a decree of Bum- ter Superior Court, held in February. 1891. before>th« Court House door In tho ulty or Americas, Ga., b-tween lbs legal hoars of sals, on tbe first Tuesday in November nexi, tho following ilercrltKd lots and parta of tuts °'l» laud 'numbers twenty-six, thirty- five and thlrfy-six (28,85 and M), In the district or Kumter county. Ga., each HOHPZn November, between tbe lawful borneofaale, thefollowlngproperty.to-wll: I The south Lair, lot of land number slaty-one (61) oontalniof (101H) acres more or leas; also tbe north ball, lot of land number sixty (00) containing (I0IJ4) acres more or lesa; also itwenty-elx (20) shares of the Hnmter Conniy Alliance Co-operation association stock, be longing to the sstaioof John B. Ktnard, late of sold connty. deceased. Hold Mr the benedt or tbe heirs and creditors of said deceased, i Terms casb. TblsMbday^oHbgqbs^UeL Administrator. ■ To Peddlers. Eveiy penon before peddling mint register with the Ordinary and pay tbeTux Collector HO for the coumy t and (25 for the state. Licence for the county are for tbe term of one year; for the state, only for the flacal year. If any person, except a disabled zoldler ol tbi« Htate, (and he mu«t register every .rear) peddle* without Unit obtaining tuch licence, he Khali forfeit to the county one hundred dollara. Any officer ortax payer of thi« county may require■ peddler to exhibit hi« licence, and upon failure or itftiMl so to exhibit, the ped dler forfeit* (500—one-half to tbe informer, th» other to tb* county. By order of CommiMtoner*. Oc21 tf J. B. DUNN, Tax Collector. GEORGIA-WKBUTXK COVKTTi Agreeable to an order from tbe Honorable Ordinary of sold county, will b* mid before tbe court houze door in the town of Proton, Webster county, on the first Tuesday to November next, subject to the widow's dower, thsfollowing described property: Lot of land number one hundred nod forty- four (Hi) end oil of lut-f land number one hundred and forty-three (US) lying west or Klncbsfooneo crook, lying cud being In'the 26th dlstrtctof Webster c«n_n,t ? . Om Hold as the property or w. a. unruusn, uccesseu, for tlie benefit of heirs and creditors. Hept 6,1891. P. L. CH It 18I IAN, Administrator. Agreei . Ordinary of Web»t#r county will be sold be fore the OourtnouMe door iu Pr*stou,Webater county. Georgia, on the first Tuesday In No vember next, the following described prop erty: Lot of land numlier two hundred Kuti fourteen (2141 m the ulnet*ei>tb(i9tb) district of originally Lee now Webster county, bold as the property of B. T. Dennard, deceased, for tbe beuefit of the heirs end creditors of «*id deceased. Jacob Pickard, Oct. 5,1591. Administrator. m mining two bundra j'nnd" two endone-hslf (202)4) res, mure or .ess. Also eiut ball or lot if lund number one hundred and t «*-nty-slx (120), bounded i n tbewest by public r ad running north irom Americas towuids Hi* turn Iiarory barker's place not" Bald road Intrraects ths Travel er’s Rest rood, then dnn south to the south Ins orsalu lot, containing one liun.ir*n (1(0! aoree.miireorle.aiexcept one-hair ()4) ar. acre deeded to W. W, Harlow in the north west corner or said lot, and also rxeent the lighter wav of the 8. W, Railroad), raid laud In tbe 27Ut District of Humter county, Ga. Also a turn of land on the notih aide ot east half oflot 145 In 27th olstrlct or Homier County, being 207 feet wide and bounded on no tb by tbe south line of tbs east hair nr lot 125 In aald district; containing raven acres more or less, tbe right of way or the 8. W. raliroid excepted. Thesetwn parcels of land lust above described containing In the aggre gate, one hundred and raven teen acres more owav. IV ymj ran usuia 4JI IdUl CRIUW’. UI1U lor the purposes of distribution among the heiu According to tbe terms of said decree. This October 1,1801. _ R. It Stkwabt, , Executor of W. it. Stewart,deceased. A DMINISTKATOR’B SALE. I» GEORGIA—sumtex County. By virtue ot an order from th* Court of Ortlltmry of Humier county, will be sold ro the bigheat bidder before the court houbo door in the city ot Americus. Sumter county. Georgia, on the first Tuesday in Noventb/r, between tho legal hours of sale, the following property belonging to e*t*te ol A. R. Coulter, deceased, to wit: Five heavy wagons (new) two wltb bodies.one rood cart, four sets strong double harness, two sets for large mules, one set black-smith t*.oU and forge, five tent* wltb flys, twelve or fifteen mat res Me* with covers, blanket*, etc., one hedHtend and spring, three wire cots, two box-st »ves and pipes, one No. 8 cooking stove and utensils, one box crockery.kitcben furniture and camp outfit,four cbes sof com. plete tools for bridge aud trestle building, M»uiog c niMu«. ,o t°ria'fe rope and Uck£> and pile bauds, toree pile driver hammers, two pile driver engine*, also two bulldlug lots In Brooklyn Heights survey, known as louiwo and three in block seven. Term* ifh- W. E. MirnPHEY. d4t-taea Administrator.

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, October 28, 1891, Image 7