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THE AMERICAS DAILY TIMES-KECOHUER:. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891. THE TIMES-RECORDER Dully and Weekly. Tub Azzaict-s Rzooansa Ehtabli*hi:d ins. Thb Aaflaicc* Timks Bstahlishbd 1190. ConOUDATBP, Al-BIL. I«»l. SUKHCltl PTION t ailt, Ox* Team, B Daily, On* Month, ffrEXLV,ONE YEAR, ■ • I. Wbbblt, Six Month*. ror odrertUlog rate* Address Basoob Mvricb. Editor and Manager, THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMl’AN V, Americus, Oa. HubIdohm Office, Telephone H9. Editorial Itooui, alter 7 o'clock p. Telephone 29. Americus, Oa., Wot. 20, 1891. The Athena Banner claims to be the only paper in the South that la open In Ita denunciation of the plan to open the World's Fair on Sunday. Louisville Is the only city that la not alarmed by a water famine. Kenttick- Ians can more easily do without water than any people In the world. Hill couldn’t carry a State in the Un ion. Sounds hard on Hill, but name the State.—Athena Banner; The State of Atlanta. How'll tlili answer do?—Tribune-of-Rome. It te not alwayi the beat educator that atanda the beat examination. Questions whose answers depend upon memory are no teat of qualification, and too many euch questions are asked in examina tions. A West Point man baa just rcceired letters patent un a bottle stopper. He ought to do a rushing business with the Atlanta prohibitionists. — Tribune-of- Itome. Wouldn't a cork screw man come Bearer lilllng the bilir If tub public schools would give in struction in type-setting, in the use of type-setting machines, in short-hand and the uae of type writing machines, they would turn out more young men and wo men capable of earning their livings than they do now.—Timea-Unlon. Tux Culumbus Evening Ledger, the bright afternoon paper of our sister city, celebrated Its fifth birthday on Wednes day, November 18. The Timer-Kkcou- deb extends to Hr. E. T. Byington and the accomplished Mrs. Byington con gratulation*. Their bright paper is a living success. From ill over the Union, from New York city down to the village, come complaints of the shortness of the water supply. There is certainly as much wa ter in the world as ever, and the popula tion has not so wonderfullyloereaaed ail of a andden. Does this mean that the people are drinking more water and washing themselves more frequently? Tue condition of Blaine's health is again being discussed in the public press, and statements are being made to the effect that he will retire from the call' net and go to the West Indies early in January. The alckneas of Blaine hat become an awful chestnut, and the new*, paper correspondents at Washington would favor the country If they wore to lay It aside and take up matters of more Interest. Br abandoning the neighborhood of Park Row, Ann street and Broadway, the New York Herald gets out of tbo newspaper swim, but at the same time it follows she business trend of New York—goes np town. Hr. Bennett's new building will be on the corner of Broad way and Thirty-fifth street. The old Herald building was in its day the finest newspaper office In the world, being of marble and coating a million dollars. Sam Jones and Yellowstone Kit will soon engage In a Joint debate on the is sues of the prohibition campaign In At lanta. It Is oerteln that both will take active parte on oppoaita sides la the campaign. A contest of wit between these two famous and ecoentrlo charac- . tars would be a drawing, card In the "show” that Atlanta will have on tbs oomlng municipal campaign. It would beat Sandy Coban's ballet all boltow. The scheme of erecting a state or phans' home In Brunswiek, originated by the Liquor Dealers’ Association in this city, deserves the encouragement especially of the citizens of Brunswick and the people generally all over the state. It la the first time that any or ganisation of saloon keepers ever took the lead in such a work, but it is none the leas a noble undertaking, and should enlist tbe sympathy and aid of every one.—Brunswick Times. Senator Puou of Alabama publishes ■ a Uttar In which be oppoeee tbe renoml- nation of Cleveland in 1803 for the Presi dency en the Democratic ticket. He asserts that tbe single IggOo-of the tariff upon which Cleveland fought hie cam paign against •Harrison U no stronger now than it was thin. The tariff, be as serts to not paramount to all other toeuee and be declares that Campbell lost tbe fight in Ohio by running away from tbe eilver question, Tbe In# silver Issue, be contends, to as Important as tbe tariff issue, and be says that the new Cleveland cry has been raised by those who wish to dispose of silver. Hr. Pngb says Har rison has been strengthened with his BARBARISM IN TBE 19TH CENTUKT. A human soul launched into eternity! and through tbe moat brutal methods! Strangulation! tbe poor victim, dwelling for days, perhaps weeks, upon bis im pending fete, languishes in a prison cell until his time Is called. In this age of progression and im provement It seems as if this relict of barbarism might well be omitted from our category. However sinful may be tbe viotim, and though tbe old Hoialc law of “an aye for an eye" should bold good when a fellow man’s blood is wan tonly abed, there should be some more decent method of execution adopted. Even let a squad of riflemen stand before tbe condemned, and at the word of com mand empty their muskets into the vic tim. His death is easy and quick. But now all is uncertainty, the poor criminal may struggle in mortal agony until the rope breaks, and then be dragged back, to undergo another death. A negro will to-day be sent to hie Maker st Hount Vernon. Hit crime de serves death, and it should be meted out to him; yet if we are to lend a mao out of the world, at least let it all be done with delicacy and good breeding. MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES. Ever sinoe The TiMES-IiEcofiiir.it baa been in existence it has advocated, and it no unmeasured terms, the establish' ment of more manufactnring Interests in Americus, and .'or tbe present article there are no apologies to be made, as the matter has become one of the utmoet importance to the people and to the town, ^inventory of the thriving cit- iesof the tfnintry (will prove that, with few exceptions, the manufacturing in teracts haft proven tbe stopping stone to prosperity, and, likewise, that those towns which enjoyed no soch advantages have remained at a complete stands till. The agricultural section with which Americus is surrounded is one of pecu liar excellence, and to this fact is owing much of our city's aucceaa; but no city ever enjoyed permanent prosperity that depended solely upon buying and selling agricultural products. T tlncm, , IBCBITBCT Aim ScrBBIBTBXDKBT. r strut—Marphsy'Bujtajqfr H HANDSOME display OF New Dress Goods -A.T- Titr. Indications arc, from the pro ceedings of the convention of tbe Na tional Farmers’ Alliance, now in session, at Indianapolis, that tbe scheme to force tbe Alliance into tbe Third party movement will fail, as ail the prominent leaders of the orgacization are opposed to it and are fighting it vigorously. Aside from his charge that the Alliance would control tbe transportation lines of the country, the speech of J. F. Tillman, the eecretaty of the executive committee of the Alliance, was by far the beat deliv ered, si he denounced the recklessness of tbe llced Billion Dollar Congress, and declared that the tariff taxation now bearing so heavily on tbe farmers of the country would have to be reduced, no matter what the protectionists and the monopolists might say to the contrary. The South produces a great amount of cotton annually, and the farmers an, as a clan mortgaged beyond redemption but one thing can be truly said, and that is that as brave and uncomplaining bear- era of trouble and adversity tbe civilised world has never seen their equal. In debt, and with little hope of extricating themselves, they constitute the best strata of modern progressiveness and morality; wbat communities so quick to resent depravity and sinfulness as our rural settlements? and although they sometimes adopt premature methods for ita suppression, there Is, proportionate ly, vastly leas of vice outside of tbo cit ies than in them, where the machinery of taw and order Is .carried to its high est perfection. When Editor Howell gets to be gov. ernor,* will not we edltora have a fat time filling all the offices at bis disposal? The millenlum will never eome until a truly good editor gels hold of the reins of government and puts all the balance of tbe good editota in offioe; and there Is no better time to start this movement than right now, and bare in Georgia. Tue Timer-Recorder wiU support Edi itor Howell, provided tbs editor of Tub TiMKS-REc-ORDKn Is made Chief Justice of|tho Supreme Court, or some other soft snap, with big salary and no work. Now, If Editor Howell really wants to be governor, and is not merely coquet ting. tat him speak out, or forever here after bold hit peace. In Europe three million armed men are sullenly facing each other, waiting only for the word to spring at each other's throats. War baa long been thought of as imminent, and this state of things has come to be regarded as normal. This anomalous condition,with out a parallel lu history, Is vividly por trayed in the November Forum by Wm. R. Thayer, one {of our most acute stu dents of European politics. He striven to put before his readers a pict ure of tbe status of each of the great powers—their strength, their feelings toward one another, and tbeir probable course in case of war. He concludes taut Russia is today tbe center of the warlike storm area, and that her oourss endangers all Western Europe. Evideetlt Governor Northen takes no stock In the talk of mismanagement of tbe State Lunatic Asylum either by the Trustees of tbe Superintendent and bis corps, as be has reappointed every party since his election, while Cleveland member of the preaont board of Trustees. baa made no progress in that direction, lie adds that if the Democrats with to In vito defeat they will nominate Cleve land. This la swell deserved endorsement of a very capable and efficient management. Tbe Governor made no mistake when be took this action, In tbe opinion of Tub Times-Kecobdeb. NOT RE SO. Editor Ganntt tacks a great deal of be ing dead, judgtngfrom the quantity and quality of “editorial grape-shot" that this week's Alliance Farmer pours Into the Hscon Telegraph and tbe Atlanta Journal. Here are some specimens: If the Journal doe.n’t place us stain no lls exchange llal, h»w in tbe world will we keep reminded every eveolnt of whet a treat man la Mr. Hoko Smith, Ita boat? The ablest editorial* In the Macon Tela- graph are now written by a fellow In New York with ■- pot of molten Habbllt metal. W.th lh*i cntcrprl.lugl*, ahaet, the ladle Is mightier than tbe pen. Jodglng from Ita morning daper, sat ranger would ihlnk Mocoo mu*t boon tbe verge of bank! uptejr, and one of tbe oldest and dead est towns on our continent, But the Tele graph I* a *ta-idlni alauder again it till* fair and enterprlalng Georgia elty. Macon ought to *en 1 her regard* to J Ketlll. and Inform him that when lie feel* like reproducing ala.t year'* almanac every mornlog, to pleue place the Infliction upon hi* own city or Savannah, aud not on strangers. It I* reported that Hoke Smith ha* guber natorial e-plratloo*. It seems to ne that the Journal'* hot* can as easily appoint lilmaelf Governor as delegate to the next Democratic convention, which he did In hie speeen st theCepttol. An important meeting of the stock holders of tbe Brunswick Company, was bold yesterday at their offices In the Flret National Bank building. The meeting was bold for the purpose of submitting a proposition to the stock, holders to issue bonds of tbo company to the amount of 8160,000 for tbe pur pose of funding tbe floating Indebted- ZXSfttXXXZ Pretty Line Striped Flannel, It is to be hoped that funding the float ing indebtedness of tbe Brunswick Com pany will place its matters in better shape and that It will reach out for the development of its targe Interests in Brunswick.—Times. BEflLL & OAKLEY’S JUST RECEIVED, Beautiful Camel Hair Suitings in rough effeots. New line Solid Flannels New Line Broad Cloth. New Line Plaid Flannel, New Line Dress Goods, Beautiful Fur Capes, Corn in Kansas has for many win ters been used as fuel, and simply for the reason that corn was cheaper than coal or wood, finch excess ia cal culated to bring ruio upon any section. Had Kansas been able to raise a greater variety of crop product, and held off on the core which seems to constitute her sole resource, there would bare been little of the poverty and destitution which has during the past appealed to the country for aid an J assistance. Pitot-Kssoit Harris Chappell, Pres ident of the Girl's Industrial Institute, MilledgcviUe, reports it In a prosperous and first-class condition, fiaid he: “There are 172 girls in attendance, representing aeventy-two counties There are thirty- five young Indies there attending the normal school who have bad some expe rience in teaching school, and from their earnings they are paying tlicir board. The institution is progressing far beyond my expectations.” The beneficial effeot of the defeat of tbe Berner bill Is seen in tbe fact that as soon as the Legislature adjourned, the Central railroad, In which Georgia people hold several million dollars In vested, at once secured a loan to retire Its floating debt If the Berner bill bad become a taw, this loan could not have been made, and tbe Central ralpht have thus been forced into a receiver's hands; and this Is just what the wreckers wanted. Elegant line new and stylish Wraps, Jack- ets. Cloaks, etc. New stock Kid Gloves, best $1.00 Kid Glove in Amerious. Full line Pearl Buttons, large and small, to match, both white and smoked. Lace Curtains and Curtain Draperies a SPEC- IALTY. Beall & Oaklev, 313 LAMAR STREET, BEAUTIFUL Travelers may learn a lesson from Mr. C. D. Cone, a prominent attorney of Parker, Dakota, who tayi: “I never leave home without taking a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy with me, and on many oc casions have ran with it to the relief of some sufferer and have never known it to fail. For sale by W. C. Russell, Americus, Oa. If you are rroublea with dyspepsia, Stomach IJUorder, or Ivor and Kidney Complaint, try P. P. P., and you will re joice at the magical working. Females are peculiarly benefited by P. P P. It expels diseateand glvos healthy acton to every organ. dl2-w2t. Fall has eome and with it tbe time to eettle “that Uttle bill'' at Du. SLDitiDonfa. In India, so It is told, the oommon cus tom le for tbe barber to go to the homes of bla customers. He starts out early In tbe morning, and, should he find a cus tomer In bed, he shaves him without arousing him. Advxgx to Woimr If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADFIELD'SJ FEMALE REGULATOR Clqth tops for Ladies and Misses ; Solid, serviceable School Shoes for romping boys and girls. Children’s Shoes, all grades for the little ones. Come to sec us whether, you buy or not. WILLIFORD, MATTHEWS & OO. 414 lackton St., Comer under New Hotel, next to Hill’s Furniture Store. . WESTBROOK, M. D. YBIOi AN AND BURGEON. *0® jjHldeoef, out buoit to l fsbr'tr i Aji jr*.at.». ' I 1,0; ee at Ur. Eldridxe's drugstore. Caul J5. I?®? ** nlghtln bis room, ov.r I s’* drug store, Barlow Block. I D B ; T fl f ~l” r ^“b«GEON. Eldridjs’s drug store, Barlow block, Mbt-ly I DOC MS J. B. AJiD JL B. HKKLE Bare IH of III best fnrnlshed and bast I Oeno J Sorcery sad treatment of tbs Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose j A Specialty. A. BROOKS, o). Bellevue Hoepltal Mi W.\ fl I ittn duate <_ D 9?J V twice" era dusts’*of N rises si * genual practltm er totbecltlseasl ®fA*sj leo*nnd»«iToandliiBeountry. Bps-1 rial at intloa given to operative iarrerr. I ncludl (thetreatmentofhemorrholdi,flIlI ala. *ti stare, catarrh. and all dtseaeea of I Anas, tectum, Genitourinary *y*tem and 1 noeeee l throat. Office In Murpliey building Lamar Tt,t. Connected by ipcaklng tabs I ridge'. Drug Store. Call* .horrid bs jJephoned there daring the day. At I “Jxht'j 1 »t realdenee on Loa BL or tela-1 phone No. 77# *pr3Kf E. WKIKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ofllc i up stair* on Oranbarry corner. W y. 1 ALUS. , ATTORNEY AT LAW. vTuSal E&! to *" W. T - 1 UfK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, lea given to all bestaomfpIsMd j Office la Bartow Mesa, rooms I A. HI ION, ATiOBNBY AT LAW. America*. Ga. i Baxley building, opposite the | i. Prompt attention given to I font-tl. IAYNARD A SMI ATTORNEYS AT LAW. . America*. Ga. I Prom, and rare mi attention given to all I boalnet* entrueted to as. Lamar •treat j over P. Holt’s. saplPdAwtm* A NSLEY ft AHSIiEY, TTORI IEY8 AT LAW, Americas, Ga i Will practice tn tbe coaaliaa of Sum- C. MATHEWS. . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, * ffltt Forsyth street, Atnerieas, Go. , WU1 practice In all tbe Court* And In the Coon. I ty Court tn the next twain months. Wiu-SoSJr F. Clark*. Fsakx A. Hoofs*. LBKE ft HOOFER, ttomeya at Law AMERICUS, GEORGIA mavl»-d-w-ly Waltz* kJ Wbeatlsv, J. B. Fitzozzald | >tl«y ft Fitzgerald, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,| Ofllcei 40C Jsekeoa 8L, UpStzlre, AMERICUS. I GEORGIA | JsnT-tf C. B. HUDSON, I L. J. BLALOCK of Schley county. ( ofAmericu*. UD80N A BLALOCK, LXMCYMRM, Awxsioue, Gzozoia. | Will practice in ell court*. Partner,hip limited to civil case*, office op stain, comer Leased 1 Lamar stress, la Artatiaa Block. rleoM-d-wly . The PHARMACY, Cor. Cotton Ave. and Forsyth Bt. I carry as fine and varied a stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines, and Imported Toilet Goods as can be found. I am not under enormous expenses and can sell yon goods and fill yonr PRESCRIPTIONS at reasonable rates. Give me a call and save money. W. 0. RUSSELL, Proprietor. R. L. McMATH. E.J. McMATH. B. H. HcMATH. ■ Catrrvrteviixa, t trulye BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO, ATLANTA. OA. tiros BALM MX JUJ Proclamation. Upon authority of the mayor sad oily council at regular meeting assembled, I hereby give notice that on wed □today, I»e- c-mber l«th nest, so election for three al dermen will bo beta at, the RUy Hall at A mortem, O*. Tbo nolle will opto at* o'clock A- M. and clow at 4 o'clock r. M Only tb'oe who wm qoaUSod to vow >or member* of tbo kcMatare and who bave November is,' 7.5 FELDER, Mayor. I* Wo ♦ McMATH BROTHERS. DEALERS IN Groceries, Promos, Coitrv Produce. BOOTS. SHOES* ETC., ETC.* WHISKEY, TOBACCO CIGARS, SPECIALTIES. 2071 FORSYTH STREET,'.AMERICUS, GEORGIA. Wosollelt a share of tbs patronage of the trading pabllc, gaarantaetng'eatlefaetlaa low prices, aud good good*. Wo deliver goods anywhere In tbe city. Call and ms no. McMATH BROTHERS. MDEXTER STEEL WIRE FENCE i Oc.l-'SZmo-d-*aa-wed-frt. Neatest and moat durable tor yards, lawns and ceme- WUlbeln America* Nov. 'et. Leave orders and get Information of A. T. Oliver. 1.0. SIMMONS, W. a. KIMBROUGH | SIMMONS ft KIMBBOU9H, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Harlow Bloek, Hoorn 4. la both State and Federal Courts.! pMdwMlbm.ure.mtamtadtal E ABL t NEFF, Civil azdHazitaay EnaircssK*. Plans and etlmateo tor water supply J sewerage and general engineering work.l (Ion*traction superintended, •ewerege el specialty. 01Bee«Lo#»tre«t, Americu*^Oe| (; L.*ORRKAN ( - 0HltTOT OFFICES Plane and epeclfleatlone furnleb-d jorr building* of all descriptions-pnbll* build ings especially. Comannlestloosby msJll to either office will meet with prompt »H tentlon. Wm.Bell, Superintendent A meri- 'mmmm Fare wines, brandies and whiskies f< “ tIIC,D;U DrtLD W BmflE’. Drug Store.