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THE AMER1CUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1891. the ass E ins erere IINS CAUGHT. Ib. Alabama M f lerera Prove to Bo SB obl Nttn{b n fid Bl. Wlf#. jloSTOOMBBV.Wor. 5.—Detective D. w I). B inies, of the Louisville and Nashville system, arrived here from Oeorgiana, where he arrested Ed Moore ami his wife, colored, on the strongest evidence obtainable. After traveling the murderer’s track from Georgiana by his hounds. Chief of Police Potter- field, of Greenville, tracked Moore to his home, within two miles of where old mau Sheppard and his wife were as sassinated. At Moore's lionge found his pants all spattered with traces of blood, and his wife’s shoes and hat hid den and, when found, were bloody. The hat had the spider webs from the ceil ing under the root on it yet, and other evidences point bnt too strongly that Moore and his wife are connected with that murder, if not others. When arrested Moore said: "Oh, God, take care of me,” and crossed his bands. He was covered with two pis tols fnd offered no resistance. The measure of his shoes fully corresponds with the measure of the track as made by Detective Barnes where the bloody one laid. He left Moore and wife in custody of the sheriff of Butler, at Georgiana, but Barnes thought that both would hang on the limb of a cedar tree before morning. Revenge on the part of E l Moore and wife, Maria, for having been refused credit by Sheppard, is believed to have been the prime cause of the diabolical deed. The state offers $400 and the citizens' committee of Georgiana offers $500 ad ditional for the apprehension, which Barnes nud Pottertield will likely earn, after two days and nights of tireless search. The whole community and the people around Georgiana are excited, since another unknown white man has been found, five miles from Georgiana, also murdered, makingthesixth assassi nation in that immediate vicinity ia a few weeks. ■ Chi lies. I’I rates Seise a Vessel. Hong Ko.xo, Nov. 5.—Piracy is again rife along the coast near Amoy, after having stilisided a little npon the cap ture and execution of fourteen sea ro vers in the spring. Three days before the niid-autumn festival, a merchant jnnk heavily laden, while proceeding to Amoy, was followed by a strange craft. When the vessels were close together tlie junkmen called out to the crew of tiie unknown lioat to keep clear and avoid a collision, bnt the reply was the fire of a bomb, followed by several men with cutlasses and pistols. The junk’s supercargo was killed and one sailor leaped overboard auil was drowned. The rest of the crew were tied to the masts. After dividing the booty, the pirates anchored their prize and drove their crew on shore, themselves sailing away. Hie authorities dispatched many boats in pursuit, but all retnred with out effecting their object. Heavy Slum In the Northwest. / Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 5.— It commenced snowing about noon mid is drifting badly. Many of the men brought np here from Wisconsin and Minnesota to help thrashing grain have left because of cold weather, and, as a large portion of the grain is still nn- thrashed, it is doubtful if farmers van finish thrashing liefore spring. East bound trains for two or three days lisve been crowded with farm laborers leav ing the state. Convicted for tlie Third Time, Atlanta, Nov. 5.— Henry Tomlinson, a Henry county negro, will be carried to Dade coal mines for the third time. Seven other prisoners are bound for the same destination. Tomlinson b is worn tlie chains und stripes once before for two yeurs inul again for five, both times for shooting another negro, tlie same charge now against him. He is a heavy negro, weighing Pitt pounds. Despite Ins bad criminal record, ho Is hilt S3 years of age. Died or Diphtheria. Louisville, Nov. 5.—Diphtheria has caused tlie death, within seven days, of three children of Mr. Fred R. Wernpe, of tlie firm of Wetnpe Bros., cigar mam ufactnrers. Ono week ago a son 8 years of age, was carried off by tlie disease. A few days later a son about 5 years of age died, Within a few hours after the funeral the youngest child, a son, al most :i years of age, died. Mr. Wempe’s lb-year-old daughter, the only living child, is very ill. and is attended almost constantly by physiciuns. Hor condi tion is critical. Tlio Deadly Cigarette. Lebanon, Ind., Nov. 5.—Clara Neese, aged 18, while returning home from the theater, was persuaded by her escort to indulge in cigarette smoking. She be came ill shortly after returning home, und gradually grew worse until she tiled. The doctors gave us their opinion that her death was the result of nico tine poison, introduced into her system by smoking the cigarettes. Herman Colonists. New \ork, Nov, 5.—The advance gnard of n German colony seeking homes in Kansas passed throngh the Barge office. The party numbered thirty-eight and were compelled to fly from Pfeitrer, a little town on the Vol ga, because of what they termed nnjust tribute levied U|wn them by tlie Russian government, ’1 hey belong to the better class of peasantry. Ola House and Cotton llurned. Reynolds, Ga., Nov. 5.—The large ginning establishment of Major W. H. Pickling, twelve miles north of here, was entirely commuted by fire, together With about thirty bales of cotton. The cotton belonged principally to farmers, there was no insurance. The origin of ttr » “ supposed to have been fric- Oono to Her Rescue. Washington, Nov. 5.—The revenue steamer McLane, at Key West, has beer, ordered to go to the assistance of the British steamship Main, reported to be agrimnd on Ginger Bread ground, ««ur Stfrrap Keys, Fla. Tue vessel haa fe s va t rX“^ ul,3rdu - we<1 ’ THE ITATA CASE. The Jury Instructed to Return a Ver dict of Not Guilty. Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. A—Judge Rose of the United States circuit court, granted the motion of the defendants to instruct the jury to return a verdict of not guilty in the case of tlie United States against George A. Bart and Pe- cardo Trumbull, who have been on trial here for a week, charged with fit ting ont the Chilian steamer Itata with arms to cruise against the government of Chili. The court grants the motion on two points—first, that the indict ment is defective, being formed nnder the nentrality laws ia not stattng that a state of war existed in Chili und that the defendants were beligerents and had been recognized as such; secondly, the charges would trot hold, because the statute contemplates a state of war,also that the vessel coming to the United States to get arms and carrying them peacefully away was not fittiug out any expedition that hail already been eet on foot in Chili and was being conducted from there and not from the United States. HYDROPHOBIA. Young Gumbel Suddenly . Seised With Uofiviif.lona at the Table# Evansville, Ind., Nov. 5.—Nicholas Gumbel, the 10 year-old son of Antho ny Qutnbql, of German township, died from hydrophobia. Young Gumbel was bitten by a shepherd dog while out hunting last July. The dog belonged to him und turned suddenly on his mas ter, fastening his teeth iu the calf of the right leg, lacerating the flesh. The boy shot the dog immediately, and nothing more was thought of the bite. Tlie wound healed up, and such a thing os the dog being man was never dream ed of. Saturday last young Gumbel was taken suddenly with convulsions while at the dinner table und made an attack upon his father, trying to bite him. Tlie boy was with difficulty put under restraint and a physician sent for. Tlie convulsions continued, vary ing in intensity with the strength of the youth. The case of the dog bite was brought to mind and tlie nature of tlie boy’s ailment realized. Everything passible for the alleviation of tlie boy’s Buffering was done, but to no avail, RESCUED. Fortlun of (ha Crew of tile Wrecked Schooner Kltsapn. Vancouver, B, C., Nov. 5.—The steamship Empress of Ja.ian, has ar rived from China and Japan, twelve days from Yokohotna. She brought Captain Tibbets and eight of tlie crew of the schooner Kitsapa of San Fran cisco. They sailed from Port Townsend July 4. with a million feet of lumber, for Shanghai, and were wrecked Sspt. 9, on Barondiim Island. The schooner broke up and the wreckage flouted away. The crew remained on tlie island twenty- seven days. Water and food gave out and the men suffered terribly. The captain, mute and two sailors left for LooClioo Islands, and were picked np by a steamer auil taken to Hiogo. A passing steamer rescued the remain der from Burondina. No lives were lost. Small Hating Trimble With Reporters. Boston, Nov. 5.—The Rev. Sam Small is having trouble witli tlie Boston newspapers, and tlie tronble is not yet over, it seems. Yesterday tlie Rev. Sam threatened to arrest a reporter who had unde affidavits as to the statements which Mr. Stnnll denies. The reporter stands by bis interview and liis affidavits. Mr. Small pro- nounres them all false, and says lie will have the newspaper man punished. , People's Fartjr Dumped. TdI'EKa, Kan., Nov. 5.—Returns from 90of the 100 counties in tlie.state show the defeat of the People’s party ticket in 75 counties. The Republicans and Democrats are congratulating each other, and old time Republicans pre dict that the campaign of 1893 will be •between tlie old parties. Tim New Y’nrk Assembly. New York, Nov. 5.—In reference to the composition of the stute legisla ture, the World says the indications are that the senate will be a tie, six teen of each p irty, and that the assem bly will stand 03 Democrats and 63 Republicans. DAILY MARKET, KEPOKTS. Naval store*. Havannah. Nov. ft.—Turpentine firm* 3-^c; roftin firm. 81.35&1.3H. Produce and Provision*. Ntv York, Nov. ft.—Pork nteady and In moderate demand: mesa old SlO.UK^lO.76: new IlLtD; extra prime f \o.‘£KC il.OD. Middles flrmer; snort clear 0.78#. Lard higher and firm but quiet; western steam O.Uh city steam 6.0); options, November 6.40; December 6.48; January 6.64. C hicago Market. Chicago. Nov. 5. Wheat Dec. 0^; May 108. Com—Nov. Dec* 40; Jan. May Oats-Nov. 31*: Dec. 31*; May 33*. Pork-May 11.77$ Dec. tU»7; Jan. 11.47. Rib*-May 6.70; Jan. 5.W. Lard May ajl* Deo 6.23; Jan. 6.4L New York Cotton ITataros. Ntw York, Nov. 5. Opening. Close. November 8.11 .Tuvoniucr December 8.a» March o.fift “SS Tone steady. Sale# 99,0 4X Spots dull. Middling 8*. Liverpool Cotton Futures. Utsktool, Nov. & Opening. Close. November and December... December and January.. ...*.** January and February 4.S* February and March. 4.33 March and April 4.43 April and May Stay and June 4.44 Tone quiet. Sales 7jD0oi 8.18 8.37 8.70 1:2 4.36 ts “Olv* Us b Lift!” "Do send down something to help us!” “Those little Plesssnt Pellets you sent before were just wbst we wanted!" “They helped rigbbwhere we were weak, ost!” "Don’t send anything else!” Nature, abused and neglected, does her best to overcome exhaustion and ward off threatening disease, bnt some times calls for help, and knows just what she’s about. The system takes kindly to tbe mild, wholesome Influence of Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and often tbelr timely asststanc] corrects evils which would soon lead to serious results With the flrat signal of distress, nature will thank yon for remembering her re quest. Therefore, If languid, easily tir ed, bad taste in mouth, bowels irregular or constipated, give nature a lift by tak ing Dr, Pierce’s Pellets. Best Liver Pill made. There are only twenty hearses to Buf- falo. One d»7 recently every one of them was in use, and at the same hou/, IIow About This, Just in Fresh Crisp Celery. Cape Cod Cranberries, Grapes—Ma lagas, Catawbas and Nlagras. New 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 am) German Dills. Gfnr regular Friday shipment of that Pure Jersey Country Butter and Fresh Country Eggs. New Graham Flour and Fresh Grits from new corn. Deriilea Crabs witli Shells, Pigs Feet and everything that is new ur j seasona ble at living prices. Jellies, Jams, Preserves aud Jellies of all kinds at French & Mayo., The Popular Grocers. The Buffalo Courier suggests that free passes be given to every theatre-going woman who will doff her hat. Perfect action aud perfect health re sult from tbe nse of DeWitt’s Little Early risers, a perfect little pill. For sale by the Davenport Drug Company. A full line of library and pedes lamps and fixtures sold at reasonable prices at Dil Elduidoe’s Drug Store. A great religious revival is sweeping over Northern New Brunswick. It is said to be unequaled in the history of the provinces. DeWltt'a Sarsaparilla destroys such poisons as scrofula, skin disease, ecze ma, rheumatism. Its timely use saves many lives. For sale by the Davenport Drug Company. Efforts are being made to make Santa Anna, in Lon Angeles county, a general frnit depot for Southern California. Salvation Oil has the enviable distinc tion of being a synonym for oure of rheumatism, neuralgia, goutand kindred affections, such as sciatica, tiodouleroux, etc. It is growing more popular daily. The people believe in it, and will have it 85 cents. In Hollister, Cal., a Chinaman la or ganizing a Masonic lodge for tbe benefit of bis countrymen. You never tried DeWitt’s Little Ear ly Risers for constipation, bllllouaneaa, sick headache, or yon would not have thoscso diseases. For sale by the Da venport Drug Company. Tbe flrat invoice of featbera haa been received at San Diego, Cal., from tbo os trich farm at Mount Fairvlew. "Johnny—Johnny, If yon don't go in the house this minute and get your ov ershoes, I’ll tell your mother, "Tell on then, I ain't a-caring—we've thrown away our rubbers attd taken to Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, wo have.” The roof of the pension office at Wash ington leaks with every rain storm and molting snow. Tax Notice. The hooka are now ready, and until further notice I will be in my offioe for the purpose of collecting the taxes from o’clock a. m. to 3 o’clock p. m. every day, except Sunday. J. B. Dunn, oct 10 Tax Collector. Nothing ia more disgraceful than in sincerity. DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood, increases tho appetite and tones up the system. It has bonefitted many eoplewho have suffered from blood 1 sorders. It will help yon. For sale by the Davenport Drug Company. A complete assortment of toilet soaps at Dr. ELDHiiiax's. The society of good people is always good society. Don’t storm tbe system ss you would a fort. If held by the enemy, consti pation, gently persuade It to surrender with DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. These little pills are wonderful con- vincers. For sale by the Davenport Drug Company. All imposture weakens confidence and chilli benevolence. ODB YIBT BEST PEOPLE Confirm our statement when we say that Dr. Acker’a English Remedy is in every way superior to nny and all other pre paration! for the Throat and Lnngs. In WhoopiDg Cough and Croup, it ia magic aud relieves at ones. We offeryou a sample bottle free. Remember, this remedy it sold on a positive guarantee. For isle by Fleetwood & Bussell, Ameri- ous, Ga, 8 Tbe newest kind of a thief ia one in Bellevue, O., who steals thermometers exclusively. “I wonder what Dr Smith Is looking so glum about?” "Why I can toll you, he tayi bla trade it almost ruined, that he'll hardly have a patient In the winter months after a while, all on aecount ol Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. For Sals. A valuable piece of truok farming property can he had by applying to sep23-tf The Bank or Sumter. AN ORDINANCE. epeat Section 409 of lbs • the etty of America*. • i Notice. ' Policy No. 702,274 of the Greenwich Insurance Company having by tone un accountable means passed out of the possession of the company, notico Is hereby given that If laid policy baa been issued to, or is held by, any one the Greenwich Insurance Company haa no knowledge of that fact, received no con sideration therefor and will not be liable fur any loss or risk thereunder. T. F. Gatewood, Agent. oct.31*dlw. Others sell paint, but I sell painta. will give a personal guarartee to look better and last longer than any other paint. That’s what you want I handle lends, oils, putty, etc. J. Henry Freeman, • Cotton avenue. A commendable tendency to lighten the weight of wool fabrics is notioed in the importations of winter dress goods. Advice to Wombs If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADFIELD’SJ FEMALE REGULATOR Will be sold* before tbe court bouse d*or In tte city of Americas* Sumter county, Ga^ between the l*»gal hqurs of sale, on tbe flrav Tuesday In December, 1881, the following described property, to-wllt Heventy-flve (73) acres of land, more or less, oir of lot of land number two hundred ana fifty-on* (231) In tlie twooty-ninth (29ib) dlsti let of Sumter county, bound as follows: On the east by the old stage road, on tbe soul li by lands of M. P. fiuber, on the west by lands of W F. Essterltn and George Buber, on the north by Silas Smith. Levied on as the property of W. H. Glover j satisfy one fl fa issued from the County Court or Sumter county In ravorof Obas. G. • onn vs. the said W. H. Glower. Propem B dnted ont by W. H. Glover. This March th, 1881. Iievy made by L. B. Forrest, dep uty sheriff. L. B. FORREST, Sheriff. S HE BIFF’S S ALE. GEORGIA—SUMTH COUWTT, Will be sold before the court house door In the city of Americas, Sumter county, on the first Tuesday In Doc.. 1881, between the legal hours of sale, .the following described property, to* wit: A tract or land lying In the 1181th district, G, M.. of Sumter county, containing one hundred (109)acres, more or lest, adjoining the lands of o. A. Morrell, oi tbe north, James McOarrah. on the south, John Mash- burn on the east, and W. S. Hargrove on the west. Levied on as the property of Julta E. Jones to satisfy one Justice Court fl fa issued from the 1185th district, G. M.. of said coun ty, In favor of S.T. Crawford vs. saidJuJIa E. Jones Tenant In possession notified In termsorthelaw. Levymsde and returned to me by J. A.Covington, L.O. This Decem ber 4tb, WOO. J tde Cartersville, April 88,1888. This will certify that two members of mj Immediate family, after haring suffered, for years from Menstrual Irregularity, being treated without benefit by physicians, were at length completely cured by one bottle of Bradfleld'a Female Begriator. 1U effect is truly wonderful. J. W. SrkJdrai. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, CA. <KOM BALE Bit ALB DBUOOIBXB. S. A. M. ROUTE. Savannah, Americas & Montgomery R’y TIME TABLE Taking Effect Oct. 26,1891 Ira... arr... lve...; ...Birmingham arri 7 oo p .. Chtldersburg lve 6 06 .....8ylacanga,.....lve 4 40 ‘Opelika lve 1 25 ....Columbus arrll 45 am ... .Columbus lve 11 80 EUaville arr 8 06 ....•BUaville Ire 8 60 ... Americas arri 8 80 ... Americas ......lve 8 00 ,v- Cordele lve 6 80 ... .Helena Ire 3 55 . ... Lyons lve 115 Savannah arr 7 40 p m 3 15 p m arr Charleston arri 8 16 Betw*n Montgomery and Amtrlcus, via OpeflG 10 00 10 87 2 15 pm 825 368 5 54 610 • 40 700 • 87 fl 00 4 80 am 0 00 5 15 8 10 a ml Ire Montj 3 16 pm lve O 6 40 Itrr An . § to am 6 65 am 8 60 6 40 Montgomery and Amdricus, vi* Union Springs and Columbus. tve. ....Montgomery arri i 85 pm Betw'n Montgomery and Americas, via Buiaifia T 40 amirs 10 01 lve. a 65 pm lve. lve 4 12 „ .... arr 3 65 i 03 ' arr Americas ..lve I 03 Between Americas and Jacksonville, via Helena 17 am 610 8 80 i am 7 00 pm lve.Ameriusc a-rj 8 •« lve ..Helena. ;.lv*| 3 55 »» lve II oo pm Brunswick... ■ Jacksonville lvel o an Close connection made st Montgomery lor an olnts In the Southwest, and at Americas for iirmtnghain and all points in the Northwest. # Mem Stations. ^gg Passengers from Charleston destined to points westofSovannah, change ears atC. AS. Juno* lion. E. 8. GOODMAN, Gen. Fm«. Agent, America., Ga I [COMMERCIAL AGENTS. J.M.CAROLAN. K. A. SMITH. Rwsnnah, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. LEE MCLENDON, JNO. T. ARGO, Columbia, O. America., Ga. C. ll. SMITH, G. K.A., New York, N.Y. We cannot afford to deceive you. Con- dence ia begotten by honesty. De Witt’S Little Early Kisers are pills that will cure constipation and sick headache. For sale by the Davenport Drug Com pany- Colognes, extracts, toilet waters and nil toilet articles at Dr. Kldridoe’s. A Kansas City man haa been compell ed to pay a fine ot *50 tor kissing tbe hand of a beautiful lady who objected to the familiarity. The fact of anything giving satisfac tion to my customers 1s a guarantee of it. efficacy. Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gnm and Mullein gives more Grand Show Opened In front of Allen House where you can call at all times and find fresh fish of all kinds, oysters received daily, fruit of all kinds on hand; candies, crackers and cheese, fresh and fine. Call and see us. Im McELROY BROS. Au ordinance to rei code of ordinance, of I __ _ uid In lien thereof to fix the lime when city taxes .hall become due and payable, and to provide for the collection thereof and -for other purpose.. h.ctiox 1. Ho it ordained hr the Mayor ■uid City Council of America*, and Lis hereby ordained and enacted by the author ity ol tlm mine. That Section 4u2 of tho code of ordinances of the city of Amertcus. which nreacribes that It shall tie tbe duty of tbe Mayor and City Conned of Amertcus. to fix by raeolntlon the time when city taxes shall become due, and lor notto* thereof by the cletk and treasurer-be, and the came is hereby repealed, sod In Ilea thereof th. fol lowing section I. enacted. to-»lt: fiac. 2. He It rurtber ordatmd by the am thorny aforesaid, that from and after the passage of this ordinance, all City taxesehall become duo and pat able by the first day of October of each year, and any taxpayer wbo shall nexleot or refuse to pay such taxes by tbeMth day of I ec.mberof each year, shall be entered npon the Hat of deraul era. and th. Clerk and Treasurer .hall forthwith, as early aa practicable, laiae execution against atich taxpayer for bis unpaid ta.es, which execution shall bear fast in the namsofths Mayor and City Council ot Amertcus and be directed to the Marehal, who shall, by levy and sate, forthwith oolleci the same aa pro ordinances and paru of orelnaooe In con- product. . , AIM), tlie leu.lug amt owning of tank car., mnnufac- turii.g of barrel, mid cn.ks, and another commodities In connection with .aid l,u»i- ne.«. The main b nine., of ".he corporation is to t« the manufacture and unl.oi cotton eted oil. ami r.. Incident thereto the utlllrlnif and .ale of alt uroducU of seed cotton und ■■■■■■■■■pNBMMBBBppmBmBB lootton seed. Petitioners further' show onto filet w!thih!.ord!nanoes,beandlbeaomeara the court that their principal place of bu.l- neas will be In the county orsuniter, Slate of (leoritln; Out that they d-.lro to carry on bualneae, employ and .end agent, elsewhere In .aid .late, and Intoother .late, and terri torles of tho turned Hlate., and establish branch oilier, therein. If they deem Had- vlaable. That the amount ol capital to bo employed by petitioner. I. one hundred thousand (*100,000) dollar., Ilitv thousand (KO.00JI dollar, of which is actually paid In liefore beginning business, with the privilege or increasing their capital to any unm not exceeding ono hundred and fifty thous and (lltoOOO)-dollars. Petitioners desire to be Incorporated for twenty years, with the priv ilege of renewing tticlr charter from lime to Uf.M.UW JC. ItHINBON, Clerk and Treasurer, "AAj U, \Jt A HIM trei-O L. B.F0RUK8T, Sheriff. S HERIFF’S 8 ALE. GEORGIA—SUXTBB COUNTY* Will be sold before the court house door, in the elty of Americas, Burnt or county, on the first Tuesday In December, 1891, he* tween the legal houre or sole, the following drRcribed property, to-wlt: An undivided Interest iu lot of land lying In the 1185th district, G. M., of »ald county, containing flftv (5 1 )) acres, more or leas, ad joining the Unde of Mary 81m* on the north, on the nonth by James Green, Sr., on the east byW W. Dozier and James Green, Sr., on .the west by property of defendant. Levied on as the property of Jane Wilkinson, for merly Jane Hollitf, In favor of 8. A. Harris to siitl.fy a justice court fi. fa. Issued from the Justice court of the 1186th district, G. M ,of said county, vh. said Jane Wilkinson. Ten ant in po»e«slon notified In terme of the law. Levy n ade and returned to me by J. A. Covington, L. C. This Oet. 8,1891. ■ L. B. PORKKST, Bberiff. Will be sold before the court bouse door in tte city of Amertcus, Hum ter county, Ga. oa the first Tuesday ta December, lent,between tbe least boars of tale, the following de scribed property, to wit: One houeeand lot in the city of Amerlaus, bounded west by Strife serest, .until by Mrs. Buoy and John Jefibr-on, east by lot of Wil liam Jefferson and north by lotnrureaaweli A Turner, known aa IM Strife street, and It Is the place where Campbell Wellington now lives. Lsvled on and sold as the property of Campbell waahlngton, to satisfy a count" court execution hunted from i ho "minty court field .-ouiity. In favor of K It. Ha .-kina Levy in.de by J. tV.Cobb, county court bailiff. This Oet.31,1801. 1 J. R. LAM aL, Deputy Sheriff. In pursuance of anorder granted from tno Honorabe Ordinary of Kumter county, on tho Octoboi term. IML will be told before Urn court bouse doer In Amertcus. said county, on the first Tuesday In December next, the r «. B t^K8SW!TS*tad number one hundred and elsbty-one (1*1) situated In the HOT district, O. M„ or Sumter county and ly- tngon vast side and Joining right of way of Southwestern railroad, bounded on tbe west by said railroad,on tbs north fiy branch run ning through culvert of said r nut, oa the •ombbylsndinfGwynee,on east by land, ol U. W. Kenne-iy; containing ninety (to) or lose. S Id land ii longing to f Barney Parker, de eaaed. -old for distribution among tbe heirs ol said ro tate. MALISHA PARKER. Executrix, 3. C. PARKER, kxecutur. Nor 21,1801, A DEDICATION A LEAVE TO HELL. GEORGIA—Bcktib Counts. Whereas, Mallsss Parker and J C. Parker, executors or tbs estat i or Harney Parker, de ceased, having Iitadeappllca’lnn for leave to ■ell house atm l>,t In the city of Cor.elr, Dooly eonnty.-Ga., These amthorefora to cite and admonish Iicrcjiiucr WIIU UI him 1 uuit III uruuisry ui Mid county, to be held on the first Monday in December next, why Mid petition should not be granted a* prayed for. WltncM my bend end officlel rignetura, thU.ndd.yofNovember^ APPLICATION FOR CHARIER. STATE OF GEORGIA—Sujitxk County, To the Superior Court of said County: The petition of E.H. Ferguson J. J.CafTrey, both of Louisville. Ky., John M. Green of Atlanta, Ga., H. C. Bagley and M. S. Har- pur, ri fully, show* ihnf Diev end their successors de*ire to Ih* in. orp rated under the corporate name and stylo or “Amtrlcus Oil Company.’' That their object* and pur- poKecere for pecuniary gain for fft*fu>'6ive« r their oMOclate* and hucccHKor*; and thut the business they propose to carry on is the buy* Ing and selling of cotton seed and its pro ducts, such a*>, cotton seed oil, crude and re fined, cotton seed meal and cuke, cotton setd hulls and arhee, crushing, preying and re- ilolng '— *— alter tl end varieties; and the'manufac ; ure, prepa- ration and .*!« or products derived from octtoD seed; and tho carrying on, manage ment and aontrol of such bualm .-'-, nr in -.nu- factnre connected therewith; and generally BtruL mu, .rmu.irr* or - pose of snob real estate, or interest In real eatate, as mav he neoeroary and proper for the legitimate and convenient tranamctlon of their timines-. Petitioners desire the rirht and power to make all auch by-laws, id alter the same at pleasure, aa thay may s proper; to have and nse a common eeal, d to change tbe same at pleasure: to have a right to ane and be sued, and to raako all necessary contracts In tbe conduct of Its business; to borrow money, and to aeeore the same by giving notes, Indentures, bonds, mortgages and land, as the oorpora ion may rea proper to do; and further to be Inverted with nil the right*, powers, privileges, Im munities and franchises Incident to corpora tions of the kind, and necessary to carry on and oondnei. tin ohlaota and Dttrpons of toe buelncasof petitioners. Petitioners further desire that they eliall be Incorporated so that no stockholder In tbe corporation sball be bound In any way fo tbe debts or llabllllles or the corporal ton beyond tbe amount of bla unpaid subscription of tbe capital stock of said oompany. rl.l grant an order grant big Md»|ip^ lent ton. Petl (loner’s Attorneys. Filed In office September 23d 1*01. J. II. ALLEN, Clerk B.C. I certify tba above and foregoing to be a true extract Dorn tbe Record of Charters In riumler Huporlor Court this September 2lnl 1801. . J.H. ALLEN, Clerk H.C. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. GEORGIA—auMTan County. To tbe Bnperlor Court of said County: The petition of o. W. Lamar, R. T. John- .in, W. M. Hitt and Marshall Martin togeth er with their axseolitee shows that they have entered Into an auoelatlon under tbe name am 1 style ot “The Shippers Compress Asso ciation”. Thattheobject of aatdassoolatlon Is pecuniary gain to tho Individual members and tna corporation to this, to-wlt: Br tbe running, owning andconirollinga compress, using aald compress In Amertcus, Huiptar county, Ga., for the puipnae ot compressing ootton packed In bate, for more convenient said association Is to bo In Amorlcus. Georgia, with privilege of doing buslmu or both owning, control* Ing and Daring comn es<e* in uid county and In any oeefton or the united suite* the association may ace proper. ' • Th« petitioners pray that they ho invested together with their aaeoclatee nod *ucce*Moni with the power to earry on the aforemen tioned objects together with the power to ourchaaeand hold property, real and p^raon- nl: to rent and leaae nr >perty, both real and personal; to mm and beaued: to use acorn- mou seal. If the anaociatlOH Htinuld no desire, and to exercise all po«er usually conferred upon corporations of slinlhir character, as may beennsl»t*n'- with the law* of Georgia, of any Mate In which • *11 association may do buriae** a«rt not luwi» Intent with the laws of the Untied Stated. Petitioners further.ahow that the capital stock of said nasoclHt ion 1* thirty thousand co Urn, more thnn 10 |**r cent of which has been actually paid In. Your petlth.uer* fur- Tshow that they il-slre tbe passing of an „„er allowing them to Increase litany -line they may nou fit tho cnplinl stock to any amount not to exceed Any thoUfimd dollar*. Whcrcfor*,co rlJcrluu tlie premium joat riltloners pray the parsing or no order ranting this theirapplicaUo i with f lie *cv- «1 provision* tlu:rein *rntid, on t that tlioy and thetr eaooeiuio « bn Incorporated for and daringtheaewtnur twenty yearn, with tin* privllego of renew riatt he expiration of the said ter.ii. Andes u duty bound yoar peti tioners will ever pray- 1 IIICfTON A CHITS, Alt'»rnc. a for Petitioners. Filed In office tpMjg, ** H. O. I certify the nb *re to Im a true extract from the fce. ord of Charters thtsO.it. 31, l&l* oc22law!w J. H. ALLEN,Clerk H.C. AN 0KD1NANUE. ordinance to repeal reclloi itfl of tbe iw. of ordinance, nf tliecliv of Americas, and In Hsu tiler ol'lo prescribe by ordinance the time when all tax return, shall be mwlc. amt forathar nnrpu.es. Miction). Be ll ordained and enacted by the Mayor and itlty.Coanell of Atn.ricuii, and It I* berobv onlalncdand enacted by tbe authority of the ume, That from and after the passage nf this ordlnano> rtectlon Xf.iot the codeni ordinal ca of the elty of Amerl- aball lie made.amieaoaetheclerk and mas THE LITTLE SEWING IACMRMAN orrxaa ron sals SEWING MACHINES & MOTORS Tor all Machine! on easy tarns, and can ■apply lb* best Needles, Oils, IIHikIs, E!c„ rOI AU MACHINES. Special attention given to rapairing all amaU Machinery. Order.; by inall will re- elve prompt attention. City Tax Notice. The etty taxes are now due, and payable at theoffleetn Naw City Hell. D. K. Bkix.son, _ . . Clerk und Treasurer. November 4,189L lm. A DMINUTRATOR’S SALE. A GEORGIA—Wansrax Countv: liveable to an order from the Honorab’e oaryofsaidooanty. Will be sold before tbe court bouse door la the town of Preston, Webstercoaatr, on the first Ttlesd.jr In De cember next, tbe following described prop erty! The undivided one-half Interact In the S oto half of rot or land nnmb-r seventy (70), ■o the entire Interact In fifty-five (Si) acrsi offof th. northeast eoraerof aald lot of land number .eveuty (70), In the 18th district of Webster county. Oa. Hold for the purpose * paytn, «*« J d O^°T r £SS?(’ T >f5Ktn^S^; To Peddlers. Eveiy person beforepeddling must register wlih tbe Ordinary and pay tlie Tax Collector 8S0 for the county, an I for the state. Uhim for tbe count, are for Ib* ‘era of one yrar; for the state, onl r for the fiscal -ear. If any parson, exespt a disabled soldier ot tbit state, (and lie mu.t register every year) peddles without first obtaining such license, ha shall forfeit to the county on, buudraa dollar*. Any officer ortnx piyerotthls county may require a peddler to exhibit his llesnse, and npon tenure nr >arneal so to .ghlblt, the pad- dCr forfeits gw-one-balf to lb* Informer, the other to tbe comty. By order of Commissioners. oeittf J.B. DUNN, Tax rvilleetor . Notice of Dissolution. Notice la hereby given that the firm of Martin* Lewis ha. this day teen dlwailved by mutual conwnt. It. M. Lewi, wltndraw. from the firm. The business will bacomlnu- ed by o'. M. Martin, who retains all the as sets and bmuniu all the UablltiUs of aald I l billowing BBC.2. Bolt rurther enacted anil O'dalned by tbe authority aforesaid, Thut from aid nrteribepas'agsnrthliordlMuicea'I tux re turns shall be msda between *he first d.yof April and the first day or July of rucli year. That npon the first day of July or each year ti shall be the dnty ef the clerk and treasurer tocl-sebla dlxeat and to proceed to and tax all unre' urned property as providem In Hectlon 4Wof toe cods of ordlniiiH'. of the etty., BBC.*. Be It further enacted and ordained, Thai ell ordinance, and parts of ordinances and resolutions, contrary to this ordinance, tw, and the aamo are hereby repealed. Adoptedb,City Comu-U^uyi, lot., Clerk and Treasurer. 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