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THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDKR: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ISO 1 THE BREAKFAST TA ITEM8 OF INTEREST 8PECIALU|RE- PARED FOR HASTY READEI yesterday'* Doing* la Puarent j graphs—Some Snap Shots by the i tortal Camera—What Was Ooli Town Told In Brlslsst Hanasr. •Take back tbs bean thou gavsst; | Such woes my spirits crush. 1 His luek wee hard, he'd drawn ono To a bob-tall diamond Hush. M.l We osn furnish you with th< metallic caeca and doth goods Iij Orders lot our new hearse left or Prince Bros'. Hawkins A Police circles were as placid slumbers of Infancy yesterday. Katie Putnam wlU give u> Finds a Way” next Saturday nl| Tickets on sale this morning popular little aoubrette, Katie Transient travel is very heavjii Amer icas as a glance at the hotel fgisters will reveal. Katie Putnam always drasja good house here. Get your seats frly and avoid the rush. Every lady should have omftf those aluminum thimbles at Thompi A An derson’s. They are the llghtef strong est and best thimble made. The mighty Nimrod* are i feathered flushes have usui of poker flushes. Americus will have all thJ gas she wants In a few days. It will pi turned on about Friday. Americas cotton receipts mount ing upward handsomely alfar, and promise to reach an exception notch. Have you been around toftee those beautiful Americus souvenirftpoons Thompson A Anderson’s. 1 iy are es pecially appropriate for mak ? an out of town present. The Hotel Windsor will PERSONAL MENTION. its por tals opened with a brllltf german. our sister thstooea- in store The beauty and chivalry fra cities will be gathered here i sion, and an enjoyable timi for our social devotees. Mutual Building and Loan J Installment No. 40, ctts 1, and No. 20, series 2, will Mdd> and pay able at my office on ThiAiday, 10th instant. All who do not ba;lw 0 p. m. on that day will be subjecltoflpne of ten cents on each and every ipllar thus unpaid. . The funds of both series will for sale at 7.00 sharp, Thnredf night i my office, 321 Jackson street. Lott Wi wedAtburs Seo*y • r . . First Youth (at railway de| eled far? Second Youth—Not yet, butt expect to before I stop. I am gol J West to seek my fortune. First Youth—I’ve just got me a dime, will you? Thu Royal Mum*. Which has Just arrived in ourlity is a palace of wonders and attract! *4 sights. Those pretty South American lids and Monkeys are there,to please tl little one; also Happy Joe, the fnnajclown, who will make you laugh as yJ never laughed before. An eatortalnifnt free for all in front of .the Hum* < ing. A fifty cents mosee price to 10 cents to be in ' Call and see these wonders. “Why don't yon look and-1 you are going?" said the needl| pta. . •'How can I, when I haven't in my head?” was the pin’s ply. Oar Patrons. Wo WlU collect all bills duel job work weekly. This wlU] • payments easier- for you, and i mateHsjly, as our expenses are) weekly. -Tuns Puousuto Coup Gas will be turfled on middle week. Call and see those pretty f turns at Aukuiods Supply Coup/ where The Americus Jewelry Company will offer for the next 30 days their entire stock of watches at 20 per cent, reduc tion. Ladies’ gold watches from $10.00 up and gents’ $15.00. Now is the time to buy you a handsome watch. CaU early and make your selection. lira. Luther Bell returns from a visit to Eufauia, Ala., to-day. Clerk of Superior Court Allen was sUghtly indisposed yesterday. Hr. R. L. Maynard is on a business trip to Valdosta, his old home. Hr. Eseklal Taylor returned yesterday from a pleasant stay In Albany. CoL Eugene Hawkins returned yester day from a business errand to Albany. Mrs. Emmett Murray left yesterday for a short visit to her parents tn Thom- aston. Hr. Jeff HcCleeky left yesterday for Cincinnati in aearoh of stray cars on the S. A. H. road. Col. Walter Wheatley and a party of nlmrods scoured the fields yesterday aearoh of feathered trophies. Hr. W. E. Hawkins and wife, accom panied by Miss Georgia Hawkins, were in Atlanta yesterday. They will return to-day. Hiss Francis Bell will entertain a se lect circle of friends at a german to night at her home. A pleasant time anticipated. Mrs. DeJarnett is entertaining at her home on Ponce de Leon elrole, her friend, Mrs. Colonel Maxwell of Ameri cue.—Constitution. Mrs. E. C. Hiller of Orange, N. J., after a pleasant visit to Mrs. I). T. Wil son returned to her home yesterday ac companied by Mrs. Belle Brown. Mr. Henry MeClesky had the misfor tune to slip and fall on a pile of scaffold ing, striking his eye and forehead and gashing himself severely. Dr. Hawkins dressed the wound and at last accounts he was resting easier. Hrs, Colonel Maxwell of Americus is in the city the guest of Mrs. de Jarnett on Ponce de Leon Circle. Mrs. Maxwell oomes from the noted Crawford family and is greatly admired and sought after for her wit and originality.—Atlanta Journal. Mr. Eugene Hawkins of Americus, who has come to Atlanta to make bis home, was tendered an Impromptu german be fore his departure from Americus last Tuesday night, whiob is described as an elegant and all —Atlanta Joi CsimmI Flatting. The moat unique locality to lie found by the sportsman is probably (list sur rounding the town of LtnVville.tn Kla math county, Ore. - The town nestles at the foot Of a large mountain, and lies right on the bank of wliut is locally known as Link river. This stream— which is qnite large and connects the up- per and lower Klamath lakes—is alive with thousands and probably millions of large fish, which are constantly passing to and fro between the two lakes, and areas constantly jumping ont of water insight of the town. They are of all torts and sires. Some of tlirtu appear to be cntting up those antics for the fun of the thing, and jgnieto-slpike ,'some kind of an eeilike looking creature which attacks them in the water and become* attached to their tides, causing (be fish Apparently much suffering. It is no uncommon thing for large fish to be taken there whose sides are all scarred np in consequence of these It .would- not be surprising if many fish were than destroyed. Probably there are not in the world two iakee mors numerously stocked with trout than the upper aud lower Klamath lake*. Judging by map measurement, they eaeJi average thirty miiea in length by ten miles in width. Many large streams empty into them, affording splendid fishing and spawning grounds. Lying east of the Cascade range of mountains, where genuine winter prevails In the season for ft, the water is better and the fish healthy and solid—features Which do not prevail on the western side of the mountains, where an almanac has to be consulted to ascertain accurately the season of the year.—Forest' and Stream. E. D. ANSLEY, The Grocer. altogether delightful ureal. affair. Ail styles of toilet tod' paint , at Dr. Eldrldge’s drag store. A FEW REASONS Why yon should;trade at’ iH , Aukjucus, Qa., Nov. 18,1801 following Is tbs cotton report in this fit 8ECAUSE You Bare, utoney. BECAUSE You get the. freshest grocoriJ the market BEOAUBE They do up the neatest pac you ever saw. BECAUSE They keep the best of ev at the lowest prices. BECAUSE They guarantee perfect's tion. BEOAUBE They will do anything to _ their customers, and you will i_ regret ithe day yon gave usyJ trade. 1 AVERA GROCERY COj “The Hu city up to date: Rocelved by wagon... Rocolvcdby railroalt.. RocBlvod jirovloualy t, j...,.. . 106 .. 15 .?3,50! ToUl :. .33,711 A MAJtKKTH. Corrected daily by L. G. Council, ware houacman. Middling Low middling * ... 0| ... 6| Market, ttoady. Receipts to-day at all United ports. v .I... State* 44,802 SAVANNAH. Spots, middling. Market, steady. NEW YORK. Spots, middling..../.. .7 1-16 ..81-16 Market, quiet and steady. Spots, upland middling... 4| Market, firm. XXW YORK—FUTURES. Market steady. Sale*,137,100. Op’g. Cl’g. January 7.04 7.00 February .-8.13 8.06 March.. 8.20 April .— —— er 7.75 7.67 « 7.80 It Is Precious. MR ETESICHT. Therefore, it behooves every one troubled in any way with defective vision to nave it cor rected. Weak eyes, headache after reading, inflamed lids, or eyes running water after read ing are symptoms of defective vision. To anyone suffering with cross eyes, near sighted- ness or any symptom of defec tive vision, we invite them to come in and have their eyes examined. We charge noth ing for examination. Resp. Thompson & Anderson Hotel Windsor Jewelers. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. STAIN or GEORGIA—SCUTES CODIfTT. T# the Superior Court of said County t The Million of R.H. hretuob J. J.Cofftvy. both of LoniovlUo. Kjr., John M. Green of Atlanta, Ga., H. C. BubnandM.thHar- 2“* ■uooessora uealro to b$ incorporated under the corporate name and etyl« ol “tmtrlcui Oil Company.” That their object! aud put- «Mn for Ibymmfreo. ffh»StlMjpp^5otooaJre<mto the buy ing aw! Miring of cotton iced and lupro* ducU,MKha«.cotton Mod oil, credo and »• good, cotton jeon meal and cake, cotton Mid hallo and arbes, craahlnt, pre-slog aodra lining of same; lurtlier, tb-tof purcbaJ and dealing In need cotton and cotton oltor the cotton hwbeen (toned, of all kinds and variolic; and the manures'ure, prepa- Iretlon and sale or prodnete derived trout cottonseed; and[thecarrying on, manag-o ment and control of anoh bnalnroeorm-nn? faclnre conni-ctcd therewith; and generally to engage In all snob emptoymeota and linos of bnslnooa, whore cotton Mod or 1U products ar, utilised wholly or In part. Also, the leasing and owning of tank oars, manufae i luring of barrels and casks, and allothsr commodities In connection with said boat- pass. The main bialnsM of ‘.ha oorpor.tlon Its to bo the manufacture and aateoi cotton ■i oil. and u Incident thereto the utilising ■Misale of all orodneta of seed ootton and cottonseed. Patltlonarefarther show onto the ooort that their principal place of boat- Ltaaawlll be In the county ofSumtor, State of ■■rgla; but that they d-ilre to wimJ buatnoM, employ and send agents *1mOB In said state, and into other atateo and terrl ■ tortas of tba United States, and establish branch oSIom therein. If thay deem It ads Ivlaable. That the amount of capital to bJ employed by petitioner* to one hundred dhawMwMdMMmdollare, fifty thouund ■■■■■■innlDgbtulneM.wlflBBWWR of Increasing their capltel to any I not oxeooalag one hundred and fifty tBH and (tlSu.000Tdollare. Petitionersdetiro to be ncorporatad for twenty yoera, with the prlv- lege of renewing tbetrehaner from time to time as they mo proper. Potltlonore deal re the further right to purchase, le*M, hold, own and control. Mil, assign, transfer, or die- Pom of aneh real estate, or Interest In real octets, aa may bo necessary and proper for the legitimate and convenient transaction I ol their bualnea.. Potltlonore desire the debt and to make all aneh by-laws. GLOVERS OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY, Tuesday, November 24th. TBB APODAL WON DIB. Pint Amarlsan Appearance. HE THREE KINGS OF MUSIC. Pint American Appearance. 3X3XLiXlji Qua and Sword Manipulator. THE MAGNANI FAMILY OF 5 PEOPLE. Madlatval Musicians. k 10—A MATCHLESS. MIUTARV BAN0-10 And a Olaaslo Orchestra of IB Eminent Soloists. THE BI60E8T AMD THE BEST. Traveling on Thete Own Train of GRAND CONCERT AND STREET PARA0E At 11:30 o'clock a. ra. JOHN W. VOOI.B, • BuIoom Manager, GLOVER’S OPERA H0CSE OtiE NIGHTlONLY, Saturday, November 21. SESSfi Jlverybody's Pavonte, the Little Sunbeam, CHARMING KATIE PUTNAM, Io her f.itMt Comedy Ba» Supported l>y an exoellent company. Story of tba Heart I Genuine Buoccu I ISO Minutes of Laughter i An Evening of Enjoyment 1 During the action of the ploy Katie and Compaoy will lotroduM the tetto. popular alra. Including "The Bogle Mon,” '•Thai’* Whet the Wild Waves are Baying,” have you aver noticed that -Lot# Will Plod a Way.” “Ho Never Como Book,” “Tree M power and alter the same at pleas are, as they may sm proper; to havt and um a common Mai, andto change the Mate at ploamre; to have a right to sue and bosued, andto make all noeaaaary contracts lo the conduct of bu.lneM;to borrow money, and lo secure the asms by giving notes, indentures, bonds, mortgage, and laud,as tb. oorpon-lon may >M proper to do; and further to bo Invested with nil the rights, powers, p.lvlleges, im munities and franchisee Incident to eorpora- lion, of the kind, ami necessary to carry - and eondoct the object, and porposm of i bustnoM of petitioners. Petitioner* farther desire that they shall be Incorporated wo that oo stockholder In * bound Ip anyway.. ofthe corporation beyond the amount of his unpaid subscription at the capital stock said company. Wheretore petitioners pray that after thle petition ehalf have bon Hied, recorded and pnbllehed, according to law, that the ooort wl:l grant an order greotteg thle applicant _ Petitioner** Attorney*. Filed In offleo September Ski 1881. J. H. ALLRN. Clerk B.C. I certify the above and foregoing to bo true extract from the Record of Charters tn demur superior ^Utls^ptemm.^ APPLICATION FOR CHARTER, GEORGIA—SUMTBJI Couhtv. ' To the Superior Court of aald County t The petition of O.W. Lamar, B. T. John- in, W.1L Hitt and Marshall Martin togeth er with their bum elate, show, that they have entered Into enamoelatlon under the name and sty la of “The Shipper. Comprem Aaao- elation". That the object of natdeiaoclatton la pecuniary gain to the Individual membere and toe corporation In this, to-wlt: By the running, owning and coutrolllnga compress, using Mid compress In Amerieus, Sumter county, Oa., for lbs puipoMofe FAMOm A refined and elegant preMntatloo of IsglUmata minstrelsy by a odel company. 10 OBB £L c &?^ IAN8 10 Al. G. Field, Jimmy Wall. John L. Howe, Andy McLeod, Harry G. Maes. Billy Gif ford. Law Diamond, Geo. A. Jenkins, Rd Clayton. Will Gorman. 10 OT LTna.D c VOCALISTS 10 Steadman Jones, Willard Bennett, Geone »oSi!irL.^ CbarlM Smith. 'o SfSESS* IQ Low Dismood, Bllty'Scott, Ed Clay to nsyFlynn. "v 10 "UKWvSSifWJ'* 10 ggg JO E woflliosilil as.toolation PSiSmcrTcu^OeorKin, with privilege ■Holng hnslnsM of both owning, controi- I Ingoud leasing eomptu<M la said county and In any section or tba United States the oa«oclotion may bbb proper. The petitioner, prey that they bo InvMtedl I together with their associates nod sueoosson with the power to e.rry on the aforemen tioned objeete together with the power tq pnrehaM spd bold property, real and psraonl alt toreatandleam property, both real and personal; tora.andbssaed; to um a com mon seal. If the association should so desire, aud to exerolM alt power usually conferred I upon corporations or similar oharaoier.Hd uisy be consistent with the law.ofUeora of any atate In which said association liM do business aud not inconsistent with the Swvaf theUnited Stmos. - i I Patltloners further show that the capital been actually paid In. Your petllluner-i fur- Wter show that they desire the passing of an War allowing tham to IncreaM at any time bey may Mo ntthe csplial stook-toony ^'her.flc 1 t oe Jt< ''^d- nf ' > -‘ th0 U** n '. 1 dollar _*; Pr *lilNTON * 0UTT8, Attornoi» for Petltlonors. Fll«l I, offle. Oc^ra^m.. c)erk ^ R Wd! In Amerltuu. said oounty. lay In December next,^the F r lot*of*Lnd number one ty-poo (Ml) situated Intto ’ng'oo'.Mt sTtis "and joining rtght’ofway at! southwestern railroad, bounded on the west ^WoS^^tSftoto^rnl^ ' . ;STof°& 8 Pa , AifgS , ”;md ktr distribution among the_ heirs or said so- tats. MALISMA PARKEB, Executrix, J C. PARKER, KXvcutor- NovM.USI. FPLIO vTION IsEffEltd OP DIBMI8BION. GEORGIA—Wkimtifu Coosvv. Whereas. L P.- Majors. Bxecutor on the estate ofDavId Mtqors, deceased, having flled hi. petition In ms ottlce fjr Letter, of tilsmlsvloa from mid oxocutorehln, Thau ate therefore to cue end admonish all, and singular tbs Idodred aud^ creditors, and sit person, eoueeruod. to Hie tbtlr objec tions, IC any they have. op br.before the January term ofthe Ontinary^ Court to, be held on the Bret Monday In January tell, why wld petition should not bo granted as P 7msuundcrmyhand and official signs- tore. thU=dd„o^™wMrJ.b rd | wryi my, w$»i os bomb o$ior? th^^ssggsg! towln* dwcrlb#a prop- ihc court home doer W«kM(«r coaplfi on t oeinUrntxt,'he foliowloff dmcrtb^l prop- e T^»o ondlvldsl one-bmlf Inl$re$t io the ■oath half or lot of land number aevanty (70,. hI.o iheentire Interret In rtfiy.flve («) acrrij otr of the noTlbeMt corner of >ald lot of laud irnbcr seventy GO), lotho.lHUi district of ..'Obster county. Oa. Hold for the purpose of Day Ids the debts of Robert Terry, deceasra* JOHN TlfiRRY, Administrator. Hnniversary Week, .A.rtezeii Korner. in thee days of onmeroial aktivity, when each stor shud who aa attempt 2 keapin up 2 the methods and posibilites of the times, let a firm har the nowledge of how 2 by—let them har the pluk 2 plan im- provments—let them hav the energy to kary them out and u wil do wel 2 let them havyor trade. A yer ago ther wer the remains of an engin hous on the korner of Lee and Lamar streets. 2 da u har forgoten the engin hous—yo* rarely cal the plas othr than the Btezen Korner. Wat has changed it? Nothin' bntpink an’ energy. 1 Pink and energy hav changed it from barenee 2 bnty, fitd it with snrprisd n for komprehensivnee. 2 da it is 3 times ae large as then—it isstil growin. A yer ago fa had herd of Butler & Berry. 2da ther are few among the readin public 2 whom ther names hav not a familer jingle, and ther r fa among the tradin public who do not eonsider the names Bntler k Berry synooimos with 'ekonomy and squaruee.' 800 yen ago Shaksper said, "All men hav ther prices," but had he lived in Americus 2da he wnd hav also told n who had the cheapest prices. Then it takes no Shaksper to realies that if a firm, insted o frying smal quantiles at larg prices, will by larg quantites 2 get smal prices, tba can esily lower your expenses. Pluk and energy an yor own ideas of economy hav made the Btezen Korner hedquartera for everything from a tea cup to dinner set—from a tin pan 2 a stor. A yer ago this week the front dora of our stor wer tliron open, an we Wited 4 the strangers 2 cum in. Since then we hav wated on u. We feel that we r no longer strangers—that n no ns Btezen Korner folks— that we no n, and no yor wants, and just as wo invited u a yer ago we invite n to enm and C us during our "anavnrsary week.” If yonr tastes r esthetic eum, we’ll sho a the butiful. If u apre- ciate the mechanical cum, we’ll sho u improvmenta. If yor notions r okonomical cum, we’ll tell prices. If u r sociable cum, we’ll b glad 2 0 u often, an any time from now till our next anaversary week, and then we ll invite n again. Nov. 6, 1891. * ( f- Butler & Bfrry ^UiuALeuA-, wteo'ujjua^ We are encouraged with our Wholesale business from the |>ast year’s experience, whicii has been to some extent experimental for Americus, and henceforth we may be classed as it Wholesale and Retail bouse, where the public will be served with the best and most reliable products at the very closest prices, from 5c. worth of salts up to any wholesale quantity. Buying now largely, we are enabled to sell closer. We offer a large Htock of the following articles: IN CHRISTMAS GOODS. Cot Glass Bottles, all sizes; Plush gbods, Leather goods, Toilet Sets in wood, Smoker’s Sets, etc. In Patent and Proprietary Medicines. King’s Discovery, 2 sizes, Simmons’ Liver Regulator, Ctiticura Remedies, Tutt’s Pills," 1 T Carter’s Little Liver Pills, Derma Lotion, 2 sizes, Stone’s Cod Liver Oil, Horsford’s Acid Phosphate, Barker’s.Horse & Cattle P’d’rs jauiuu iwau, < Warner’s Safe Cute,'' Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, 2 s’zs King’s Royal Germateur. And many others. In Rubber Goods. Fountain Syringes, holding from pint to one gallon. A ; rood family Syringe, from 75c. to $2.50. Water Bottles, lolding from a pint to one gallon. Nipples, Nursing Bottles and Fittings. ' • IKT PERFUMER ”5T, 111 ». s. s. p. J*. p. B. B, B. O. O. C. W. W. C. I>. D. G. Scott’s Emulsion, Brown’s Iron Bitters, Bearsfoot and Sarsaparilla, Lemon Elixir, 1 sizes, Lazxcll’a Odor*, Peraian Boq Crab Appla La Hello Col-gne, 8 slzet, j Sirlu Lilac, (Goya Lily. (iu 9 FFUCATION .J HOMiChTKAI) NOTICE. GEORGIA—Wbbhtbb Coitnty : vw hersMo U«U P. Clark ban Bpplf«*U to _ie for •xemptlon of personalty oai sbUIdb •pert and valuation ot Homestead, l will npon tba aamb oa Monday, December ivcember 7tb» IBBI- , , Given under my band and official »l*na ture, this November If. Ikl. morbid W H.COeBT, Ordinary. SOAP8 r , A very large assortment of Pear’s, Fel’s aud others. TH£SHMOME3TJBR8. Fever Thermometer,, Urinometere, Lactometer*, “Old I'robabilitle,." SEED. _ . Garden, Field and Flower seed, Onion sets. , PAIN Oils, Varnishes, Colors in Oil, Paint Brushes. .' a Toilet Artioles. Combs, Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Face Powders. POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, EYB-GLASSES. We bottle very largely colognes, castor oil, turpentine, Bateman’s Drops, paregoric, laudanum, spirits camphor, ex tract lemon, extract vanilla (from best beans) and preparations. We solicit your patro " 822 LamrSt r other