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THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l», 1891.
CONFLICTING
OFFICIAL news from brazil sa|
TrtAT COUNTRY IS TRANQUIL.
,1,11 (dries* Anxiously Awaited In I
.Otld.1 Cenaonfetp Prevents Dl.patc|
Not Approved by the Government I
ing Knrope.
London, Nov. 18.—New* from Br;
continues of tbe most conflicting
actor, official dispatches from Ri<
Janeiro asserting with unequiv|
positiveness that the country is
lately tranquil,* while telegrams
llnenos Ayres and Santiago report
zil torn with dissensions and
Actually facts will probably uotlbe
known until mail advices are record,
as official censorship prevents
patches not approved by tbe goi
went reaching Europe direct. It
known how such dispatches
llnenos Ayres and Chili.
The latest official advice from
slates the trouble in Rio Grumle
is purely local, and that the giwrn-
uicut of that state is uow iu the Jnds
of the provisional junta. It is in|
from tlds that the authorities at
gards tlie junta in sympathy witPthe
central government, but this si
contradicted by dispatches froti
lingo. These declare that the
sieiial junta has taken absolute introl
mid asserts that it hos.au anjiw 3i),-
(100 men armed with rifles. It ifshort
of artillery and has hut one w..r|essel,
a river monitor, lightly armed.
UTialesala Denial..
WasUINUTON, Nov. 18.—Sen|
iloca, the Brazilian minister,
ceived the following cahlegra
the minister of foreign relatior
RlO, Nov. 14, 1801.—AJ
complete trunquility exists ill j
Men
as re-
front
that
states
except Rio Grande, where conftts per
taining to local politics occnrll, with
which, iu virtue of the constit Jpn, the
federal government could not Kerfere.
Deny rumors of secession. Tl idea is
condemned by all Brazilians! Affirm
that no state thinks of secedA; deny
that members of tlie dissolve:,ongress
are in foreign legations us refugees.
Nearly all the members of coa-ess re
turned to their states; those vm remain
hers go about the city nt thelrfertv. A
day will be set for the next elAion, and
congress convoked to meet it lediately
after. General Deodon will view the
troops to-morrow, the annl *rs«ry of
the proclamation of the Rein lie.
• C iRgoNT.
As confirmatory evidence the truth
of the statement that trnn eslin Rio
Grande ore purely internal > d iivs no
besritigoo national affaire Minister
Mendocasays that he has lisAvered
that the junta is composed f fclr per-
sons instead of three as at fir t relirted.
It was at tint supposed mat 1,'aslal
Rlbira was the name of die uluber,
whereas it appean that two arsons
were referred to, Senor Cnssl and
Benor Ribiro. Both of these nln are
prominent Republican leaders l the
state, to that the jnnta stands 1% Re
publicans to one .old Liberal. Tl lat
ter, General Rosario, however, | not
believed to cherish any lnomfliinl
principles.
THE MERRY BRITISH BEGGAR.
1 brave tbe day, I brave the bight,
I throw my sorrows to the wind.
And try to keep a cheerful mind.
Although my east Is thin and light.
Although my hat
Is wondered at.
Because I shaved the outer rim
To try aod keep It atuooUi and trim. .
I langh and ting and whittle, too.
When I have wind enough to spare.
But In the thorp and frosty air
My breath comet short, my nose tnrna blue,
My flitters freeze.
And my poor kuees
Would knock together did they dare:
But atilt I keep a Jaunty air.
When bread la scarce nod sheltur poor
I w-atch the sparrows, nod t say
*T only want a meal a day."
And If they tu/n mo from tho door
I tramp for weeks.
And dodge tho benka.
And with no money for a last
i try mi archway or a abed.
I bravo tho day. I brave the night,
1 throw my sorrowa to tho wind,
*Tis wise to keepa cheerful mind
And screw your courage fey the tight.
And so, kind sir,
in case you err,
With over pity worse than none.
Just baud u copper aud have done.
-Nina F. Layura in Longman's Magazine,
Men’s, ITouth’s, Boys’ and Ch
Officers Elected.
Boston, Nov. 18.—At tbe ssssi|
the World's and National Wo
Christian Temperance Union
tion, Francis E. Willard wot
president, Mrs. Mary A. Woodl
wa» elected recording secretary, I
Caroline E. Buell of Chicago, i
.ponding secretary and of the d
rnent of omnixstioa; Miss I
Pugh, of Chicago, treasurer. A
her of reports wore presented.
Pslsenad Whisky.
Point Pleasant, Tenn., Nov.
Frank Galbraith, a fanner, inviti
oral nsighbora to participate in I
ties at Ms housc^ and during tbs ■
ing a jug of whisky was produced. I
company drank freely. In a short {
they were taken violently UL A i
cisn was summoned, bat throe ot|
men’s sufferings were endsd by
It is not known how the whiskr l
poisoned.
a Swiss Bank la Trouble,
Bkrnk, Nov. 18.—The mannfactu
town of Wintherthnr, twelve
from Zurich, is in a state of fin*
panic, owing to the suspension of I
Credit hank of that piece.
W. K. Vanderbilt wasnlfeelim
well the other day, so he tied
take a trip to Europe, arcompan:
“ ‘ ‘ rsaiu he
his physician. Tbe doctor said he
not afford to leave his practice, wll
was worth $1,000 s week. Mr. 'll
•lerbilt offered to give $10,000 to n|
tbe trip of six weeks with him.
went.
CANT SLICE I' NIGHTS
Is the complaint <jf thousands sufl
from Asthma, Consumption, Co
etc. Did you ever try Dr Acker's
liih Remedy? It 1s the best preparaf
known for all Lung troubles. Sold <
lioalttve guarantee at 2Bo and oOc.
sale by Fleetwood A Russell, AtnerlJ
Ga.
v*
Gas Fixtures ore selling at. ren
low prices at
Aubbici’S Supply CoupanvI
Wonders Will Navwr CAue.
The celebrated Tilton Twins,
twins were born InTiftoa, Indiana, J«
24th, 1888. as will ha seen in the i
There is bat oas body, from armt
armpit of thsothor. tbs union of 1
two children being formed Id
The limbs being located on the
the body. Tho organs of each ore i
rate and distinct. They cube seen!
tbe 10a. mueee now In the city.
noYl<-lwk
Ml bos cam# and with It the
settle “that little bill" at
Dr. Eldridoe's
Chinese Points for Hosts.
"Don't eat with yonr cars,” says Yuan
liel, a Chinese writer, "by which I mean
do not aim at haring extraordinary out'
of the way foodt, just to astonish your
guests. For that is to eai with your
cars, not with yonr mouth. Bean curd,
if good, is actually nicer than bird’s
nest. And better than sea slugs, which
are not first rate, is a dish of bamboo
shoots.
“The chicken, the pig, the fish and the
duck, these are the four heroes of the
table. Sea slugs and bird's nest have
no characteristic flavors of their own.
They are hut usurpers in the house. 1
once dined with u friend who gave us
birds' nests in bowls like vats, bolding
each about four ouuces of the plain
boiled article, Tho other guests ap
plauded vigorously, but I smiled and
said, I came here to eat bird's nest, do!
to take delivery of it wholesale,"—
Temple Bar.
How to Acquire a Foreign Vocabulary.
Perhaps oue of the best ways of fixing
the words and idioms of n language in
one’s mind is to teach them to somebody
else. The learner shonld try to impart
to some member of his family what he
has already mastered. He should, above
all, seek command first of Words in fa
miliar use, leaving to a later stage of
his progress tho forms of literary expres
sions; his first business is with the com
mon objects of daily life, his last bttsi'
ness is with general terms. As he sits at
his desk he ought to be ablo to name
every article nbont him, jast as when he
is riding in the street car or on the rail
way he should be able to mentally recall
the equivalent for every detail in the
moving panorama of objects.—Boston
Herald. s
Frosted Glass.
The frosty appearance of glass which
we often ttse when it is desirable to keep
out tbe sun or for a protection against
inquisitive eyes. Is brought about by
using a paint composed as follows:
Sugar of lead, well ground in oil, ap
plied as other paint, then pounded while
fresh with a wad of batting, held be
tween the thnmb and finger, after which
it is allowed to partially dry. Then with
a straight edge laid upon the sash yon
ran along by tbs sido of it with a stick
sharpened to tbe width of the line you
with to appear between the diamonds,
figures or squares into which yon choose
to lay it off.—Detroit Free Press.
I the code nt ordinances of the city of Amsrl-
cuz, which prescribes that tbs Mayor audi
«MreSBreMd|or Amerlruz aba I by resotatloa
& II tux
^■erk >EI
ibllc notice thereof.
A Little Brute.
Nearsighted Lady—The boy who is
trying to tie that tin can to that poor
dqg's tail onght to be thrashed within
on inch of his life-the horrid little
brute. *
Maid—It's your boy, mum.
“Mr boyr
“Yes, mum.”
“Tell bhn if hell atop m give him
tome coke.”—Good News.
JnjMuofaL P ■
«e the time wlihto which all lax retar js
Shall dc made, and cause tbe clerk and trees
urer ip slvs thirty day* public notice thaieor,
be. »jn| theeame Is.hereby repealed, and In
A Tribute to the Fro*.
The bullfrog, is • combination of pis
catorial, venatorial and oquotio delights.
From his cradle to his grave be is an
ornament and on honor to the land.
There is fine sport in the banting of him
and the eating of him, and it is both
policy and justice to protect him from
tbe onslanghtrof rival and foreign bull
frogs.—Louisville Oourier-JonnutL
A Poetlo Child,
My oldest boy, who has not yet reached
the mature age of three, has, I think,»
poetic way of expressing himself. Thus
the other day, on noticing the ripplei on
tlmlake in Central park, caused by the
wind, he exclaimed, “Mamma, look; see
how the water is laughing."—New York
Cor. Babyhood.
Cleth and Paper Slade from Ona Traa.
The paper tree of tbe South seas is a
species of the mulberry. Its inner bark
is so delicate that a soft and pleasant
feeling cloth is made from it, which tbe
natives tue in making their “best suits."
It is also used in the nuunfactare of a
very fine grade of paper.—Philadelphia
Times. ■ /,
In the abysses of thCoceans, below 800
fathoms, many animals have either im
perfect eyea or none. Their condition
in this regard affords a suggestive par
allel to that of cave life,, and tlie causes
are probably the same. Science is of tbe
liniou that all deep aea life originally
nigrafcjlifrotn tbd Shallows, f, ; . /
A writer on social affairs in Iceland
eays. theca, l* not • single prison on the
island; that snch things as locks, bolts
sind bare are unknown, and that there
ata neither watchmen nor policemen.
In the line of eating the Msnchus,
who have rated in China eince it* con
quest by them some 250 yean ago, ora
strongest in baked meats. The Chinese
excel in soap*.;., .vafj
Old French forts are beitig soil very
cheap. A French artist has bought tits
Fort da Gnesdfn for about $1,1 an. Tbsy
go from a few hnndred to $1.000.
For Business, Bress end Work,
A HIGH GHADE AND A FAIft MICE IS OUfi BID FOR BUSINESS.
Our line is large and complete clear through—all sizes, all fabrics, all styles and all prices. We guarantee All-RoUfld
Satisfaction to any Gian with judgment enough to know a real good thing when he sees, it.
BOVS’ CLOTHING!
We make most any parent proud of his or her boy. Nothing can
do quite as much toward making a lad look neat, wholsome
and manly as one of our stylish little suits. No trouble
about fits for little and big; we keep them all.
Men’s = Furnishing - Goods!*
Our present line of attractions is certainly a credit to the establishment and a satisfaction to our trade. A larger
variety or a finer showing of Choice New Novelties and reliable standard goods would be hard to find anywhere.
- — jj **“*■ ,fJ — r “ * 1 — 1 '-’Is to please. When needing anything
Careful buying enables us to offer that big, solid value for your money that never fails to please,
in this line remember our F. F. F. F., which stands for FINE FURNISHINGS AT FAIR
«OHN R. SHHW.ft
“The Champion” Clojhler and Outfitter af Southwest Georgia,
And Proprietor “Eagle" Shoo Start.
117 Ferayih Stmt,
119 Forsyth Street, j AlUGfiCUS, G3.
AN ORDINANCE.
i ordinance to repeal scctlot MM c
> or ordinance* or the city of Am# .
and in lieu thereof to prescribe by ordinance
the tints when mil «»x returns shall be made.
*8 < scTio5r l f. r fi? lr ft 0 onlalned and enacted by
tbs Mayor and Oily Councilor Americas,
by the suU^H
fesarstts
That upon me nrmaayoi Juiy oreacn year
IMfts^lSSS?and to'procecd*3SSS
m *•? sll nnraturnad. property as provided
T. a GLOVER
public that be bis
rbaslnssssnd hi
llnsorsportln*
Gods, Cartridges, Shells,
and sueb other goods as belong to this line.
Giva Mb a Call.
T. S. GLOVER,
Watts Building, AMERICUS, GA
aagttUmos
To Peddlers.
Eye: j person before peddling mn.t register
lib tbe Ordinary end pay tneTax Collector
MS tor the county, end $X tor th* state.
Lioenz* for tbe county are for tbe 'erre of on*
year; for tbs stats, only tor tho fiscal j ear.
Ifany psreoa.excspt a disabled soldier ot
thl'Sfate, (and he mu.t register every -y*sr)
peddles without first obtuliung such llcsn.e,
tiH.hsU forfeit io tlie county on hundred
dollars.
Any oflloer or tax ptyer of this county rosy
require a peddler to exhibit hie license, and
dler forfeits LYW—one-lial
the other to tbs eouuty.
By order of Comui'Mloner
ocJI tf J. B. BUNN,
Tsx fo'leelor
ONE CENT i WORD COLUMN.
Adrettltawanta win bs lnssrtsd to this
eohuaaattbsrate ot On* Cent per Wred for
such Insertion. No sdrenlacmant taken tor lea*
than FIFTEEN CENTS.
FOB ISU OB BUNT.
SAFE BBT LOOT.
K gv to Herrisg'. Bats. Finder
l.bro.uyrew.rdroby taring
will b*
Jam* nt
novll-tr.
A ROOM In th* Tl.omss Building, snllsbls
iV frargeatlcmen’s apartments. Appeal
O NE copy each of HsrperTO Msgazlnsof from » o'clock a. i
December, IU. May. IMS, Msreh. UBS, o’clock to 4 p. m.
AgriLnso. Apply,toTlmss-H
i the wost by
F. Kaeterlln and Usorge Bober,
Ih by BllasHmlth.
1 on as the property of W. H. Glover
I a rut« of .. __
on the n'rth by HlIaiiHniTthT
Levied on as the property oi
tosatlnry one fl f»j»*ued from the ( ounty
Court of humterc«MH|»y In Uvorof Clu»a. tf.
onn vs. the Bald \\\ II (ll»>er. Property
olnted out by W. If <Jlover. Thl$ >Utcu
MW# Levy msiie by L. B. Korreut, dep
uty sheriff.
L. B. FORREST, Sheriff.
Last April we accepted the agency of the
PATEK, PHILIPPE A CO.
Watches, and haye just received our Hirst
installment direct from the factory,
whioh is located at
GENEV.A., SWITZERLAND.
Messrs. Patek, Philippe & Co.
Are manufacturers of the finest grade
watohes in the world, surpassing in merit
the well known Jule* Jorgensen; and there by W* ^V. th IJoz ier ** nd°J*me«^eenjjar.^mi
are only a fewjoities izi Georgia, where these ,h *
watohes are sold. We will take > great pleas
ure In shoving them to any one who would
like to see a very fine watoh.
We aie also headquarters for all styles
and grades of American Watches, from
the long wind Waterbury to the finest grajle
Howard.
JAMES FRICKER & BRO.
AN ORDINANCE.
ordinance to repeal Bcctlou tos of i
cod* of ordinances of the el'y of A meric
and la lieu thereof to fix i ho lime when
dty taxes shall become duo and payable,
sod to pro. Ida for tbs ocllrctlon thereof and
for other purposes. • . . . „
Hsctiox I. B* it ordained by tbs Mayor
of ordinances of the city of Amerlcus. which
prescribes that H shall be tbs duty ol the
ilsror sod C'ltr Council of Ainericua. to fix
lUnuthe.tlme when city taxes .hail
due, una tor notice thereof by the
cleik end treasurer be, and the asms I*
hereby repealed, aud In lieu Uisreofth. fol
low Ing section Is anseted. to-wlti
Bat.-, i. Be It further ontatatd by the au
thority aforesaid, that Iron* and after th*
passage of this ordltsnce, all CII, taxes shall
become due and pwtable by tbe first day of
October olracbysar, and any taxpajer who
■hall nevlect or refase to pay rueb 'taxes by
thsfotbdayofl ec-mbcrof each year, ehafl
he entered upon tbe list of defaul'eraaod
the Clerk and Treasurer shall forthwith, a*
early a* practleabl*. Issue execution against
such * taxpayer for bis unpaid ta.es, which
execution shall bear test In lb* nnmeof th*
Mayor and City Council ol Amcrteus and be
directed to the Marshal, who shall, by leyy
and sols, forthwith collect tht asms sapro-
Be lt further ordslnsd', that all
8^t°A?MbuSffii ,wrU
hereby repwalsd.
Adopted by City
Unanccs.br and tbe some are
r City Con,foUjAu^t.m.
Clerk and Treasurer.
Registration Notice.!
Tbe books for registration of city voters for
IW1 opened Monday. November 2nd, and will
be kept open as tbe law requires until H«i-
urday, December 12tb, UM. when they will
be Anally eloeed. Hours for registration
Vov 4,1*1. Ulldee 1
THE FIRST ALWAYS
Thos. B. Glover,
THE VETERAN
Grocer of Americus,
Th« oldest grocer merchant In Americus
and tbe first to open in the new hotel
with a flret-c'ass line ol , . ' .
GROCERIES,
FRUITS,
VEGETABLES,
and every thing usually kept in a first-
class grocery.
Thanking tbs people of, Americus and
sorroundifig country for their very liber
al patronage in tho past, I respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same, and
will do all In my power to please nil who
come my way. • ••oiJKA- - j
All goods delivered free of charge in
corporate limits. .vessel .ll.U.i
THOS. B. GLOVER,
2d door, Northeast corner New Hotel, on
3m New Street, Americas, Gs.
Will be .old, before the court house door
described property, to-wlt:
Neventy-five (7.>) scree of land, more or
ltes,ntroflotof land number two hundred
and fifty-one CM) In tho tweiilr-ninth I29ih)
dl.tilet ofHumtercounty, bound a, follows:
On the east by the md .lege road, on the
koiiIIi by lands nr M. P. 8uber, r '
7W’“ — -— - - -
QHERIFF'BHALR.
O . .. OKORO
Will ba so d before !■**«« vsy**s» hvusc uvur.
In Ihe diy of AmerJnun, Humter county,
on the flmt Tuesday in December, INM, »*e«
tween the legal hours- of sale, the following
described property, to-wlt:
An undivided Interest In lot of land lying
In the ltttth dUtiict. O. H., of »ald oosnty,
containing twenty-fiveacres.moreor
Joining tbs lands of Mary Sims on tbe north.
west by properly of defendant. Levied
on ss the property of Jane Wilkinson, for
ty Jane Hollis, In favor of 8. A, Harris to
,..-iy a Justice court Jl.ia., Issued from the
Justice court of the 1185th dIs rlct, U M , of
said county, vN.fcald June Wilkinson. Ten
ant In pottesslon notified In terms of (he lew.
Levy made and returned to me by J. A,
Covington, U C. This Oct. g IWl.
tdM.
L. JI. NORKKrtT, Sheriff.
WUI be sold before the court bouse door
In the city of Americus, Humter county, on
tbe first Tue-dsy In Deo#. 1801, between tbe
legal hours of sale, the following described
property, to-wlt:
A tract of land lying In the 118Hh district,
(1. M.. or Humter county, containing one
hundred (KMjacres,more or kit$, inljmnlitK
tho lands of i*. A. Morrell, on the north,
JatncsMctiar nil on the south, John MhbIi-
burnonthocasl and W.H. Hargrove on the
west. Levied on as tho property or Julia K.
Jones to snt iffy one Justice Court fl U ImumI
irom the ll&Uh dls riot, Q. M.. of kuIi! coun
tv, in fbvorof».T. OnM’fordvb. NihiJuiiH
E. Jones Tenant In pdssesilon notified In
lermsofthe law. IzevyrnMdi* nnd returned
to jus- tiy J. A.r >vliut hi. L r. Tills i m* uin -
a r Itli, 180P. L. n.FOKItKHT,
I M • >4 tier l It'.
LJHERU^F'H hale.
O OEOmll A, fcPMTKii CotJNTV.
will I- -Old heforr tin- Clllllt hon-t* UlM»r
Inlhecliyof Vmerleus.Mumtcrcnunty. Oa.,
on tho flrstTucfeday In Decemiter.hWl.lHitvreen
the legal hours of Mle, tbe fo.lmung de
scribed property, io wit: • f,ro ?
Onehousesnd lot In tho city of Americus.
hounded WSSlbflfHf rife sc reel, sunth by Mrs.
Ildoy nnd John Jcffer on, cast by lot of Wil
liam Jefferson and north by lot of UreBHWt)
A Turner, known m I<h Strip* Urcet, and it u
ihe place where Campbell WfUhlugton now
lives. levied on mid hold as the projarrly o«
pbell Wssblngfon, to satisfy itcoiinu*
t execution issued from Ihecounty court
“ , Hawkins.
, county court
A PDLIOATION
A • M
OKORQIA—RumtkhC
Whereas, Mali*
executors of the e
cessed, having made applies* ion Tor Inn to
DnolS?eoU*fft clly or
Th.ro nretharomre to cite sod admonish
all parties concerned, wbrther kindred or
creditors, to show cause on or before the
Ibis tod day orBoTtsibarJfoL^ OrdiaOBT*
