Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

mE AMERICUS DAILY TXMES-RECORDER: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891 #1 the breakfast ABLEr ITEMS OF INTEREST SPECIl .LY PRE PARED FOR HASTY RE&ERS. Yesterday's Doing* In Funnat Para- graph*—Somo Snap Shat* bp ia Kepor- torlal Camera—What Wo* « Ing oa In Town Told la Briefest Mann . ••Good-night!” *he Mid; and la&hsrhead Upon hi* manly breast; and be. aoeepted, homeward turned, HI* tout with Joy po«*e**ed. PERSONAL MENTION. He fanoled *t«l above hi* bearl He felt that cheek to fair; on banging uphlajwat he fount It’* ghoatly imprint therol We can furnish you with the finest metalUo cases and el^th gods In town Orders for our new htarse Ut at store or Prince Bros’. Hawkins I Tickets are now on We fi nasi. There Is nothing loo^ooddhe can say dy knows ten re-ap- lo asylum, able man last night, promptly, ocatlng the for Ketle Putnam, but^verj that. Capt John A. Cobb pointed a trustee of thtlui Tfilils an endorse ment pf and an honor worthily ci A fire alarm was ti and the reels responl There was some dlfflcull fire, as It turned outllat there was none. I Don’t fall to see Katll futnara. the well.known southern fart 9. Thompson 4 Andersoup t In place their new self-winding ol<! yesterday, and as soon as the wire ci e conneoted with the Western-Union rlpy will get corrected time every d» at eleven o’clock. j The docket that will be; ened Mon- Monday at the regular seti i of the in perioroourt Is a very larg! e. Several cases of state-wide Inter*!’ 111 he tried and a vast amount of lltlgl n Is In ex pectancy. Katie Putnam, known \ will be with us Saturday The mayor assessed Wi one dollar and costs privilege of raislpg oli streets. For two consecl has been no mayor’s cou well for our city. A bright galaxy of yot ladles from the surrounding oitles wl Wt Ameri ca this winter during 1 > Christmas holidays, Americas wllb attire this winter, and ab U': of social events will be 1 There Is every probablty glne on the S. A. M. roaaVwi senger service will roll to-morrow. The termialfi already beon secured, pd(tb! will secure accomnnjdatlnni Union depot. Yesterday the workmen Baptist edifice topped thi nailing tne last piece pf tlml twelve. The muslo of the sa’ mer Is becoming lively In Ami speaking the solid and materii ity of the place. The alarm of fire was sound] day about three o’clock and ment responded promptly. Tb| located in the old Mitchell mill where a pile of ootton h id beeldted accidentally. It was extlngnlslfrith- out much damage, The south-bound train on thi railroad did not leave Macon until aftop noon, arriving In about four o’clock or after. Thl ule seriously lnoonvenleuces thi of Amerlous, and It Is to be ho| some change for the better will Yesterday at the fire a negro in throwing water on the ootton Ing- tng to Chambllsa Bros, that was contrary to orders. Finally Mr. bliss stationed himself near th< and when the man tried his wi riment again be leveled him, the claret, but not otherwise him. bey-dey series The Americus Jewelry Company will offer for the next 30 days their entire stock of watches at 20 per cent, redac tion. Ladles' gold watches from <10.00 np and gents’ $15.00. Mow It the time to buy you a handsome watch. Call early and make your selection. Mr. R. L Maynard retnrns to-day from Valdosta. Mr. W. H Brannon of Columbus, 6a. is In the city. Miss Georgia Hawkins returned last night from Atlanta. Miss Edmundson of Eatonton is visit ing friends in Americus. Mr. C. C. Adams of Macon Is quar tered at the Allen House. Mr. W. Legg of Rome Is In Americus, the guest of Mayor Felder. Mr. G. P. Duncan of Atlanta Is auto graphed at the Allen House. B. A. Ware, Esq., of Hacon Is in the city mlng'ing with bis friends. Mr. J. D. Denning of Montgomery, Ala., Is visiting friends in Americns. Mr. J. B. Fitzgerald returned yester day from a business trip to Riohland, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawkins returned Wednesday evening from a flying trip to Atlanta. Mr. John Cobb, Jr., returned to-day to Americvs, after a short absence from the city. Mrs. Viols Dellinghsm and her mother, Mrs. M. J. Bosworth are visiting at the residence of Mr. P. D. Hill, on Forsyth street. Miss Ellen Hardin, an attractive young lady of Columbus, who has been the guest of Miss Fannie Campbell for the past week, returned to her home yester day. Miss Hardin made many friends during her stay in the city. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Vernon were in the city yesterday. Mr. Vernon is the busi ness manager of tbe star, “Jarbean,” who will appear in Amerlous next Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon have a unique attache that accompanies them in their travels, an English blood blue tan dog, weighing one pound and three ounces. The little pet is two years old and fully grown. Money could not buy him from his owners. Mr. John M. Cranston of Augusta, familiarly known in Amerlous as hand some Jaok Cranston, dropped in una- wares upon hla many friends yesterday. Merry, genial fellow that he ia—every body ia always glad to see him and hear him talk life insurance, and none deal out the business more eloquently than he. Mr. Craaston is now a member of the Arm of Cranston 4 Cranston of Au gusta. His Arm represents the Union Mutual Life Insuranoe Company of Port land,'Maine. one of tbe strongest con cerns in the oouutry. Mr. Cranston will be in the city until Saturday. An Introduction to the Queen is an honor conferred upon only a fa- of the vored few. But every lady of the l*nd may have ready access to the Queen of Remedies—Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre scription. Once known, always a valued friend. It promises to positively cure every form of weakness peculiar to wo men, and confirms this promise by I written guarantee of satisfaction in every ease, or money returned. This Royal Remedy Is carefully prepared for women only, and its efficiency (s vouched for by countless happy homes and countless countless happy homes and countless thousands of testimonials. A trial will convince yon that It Is Invaluable in cor recting all irregularities and weaknesses blob it is dei for which it is designed. Gas will be turned on middle of next week. Call and aee those pretty gas fix tures at AuKnictm Supply Company's, | ted “The people's prayer,the glad< i e theme, the young man’s vision i be old man’s dream,” has been id some penaeea for pain. WoU, «* • id now and no mistake. Every d|st will tell yeu about Salvation OIL The Royal Musa. Which has just arrived In onr city is a palace of wonders and attractive sights. Those pretty South American Birds and Monkeys are there to please the little one; also Hsppy Joe, the fanny clown, who will make yon laugh as yon never laughed before. An entertainment free for all in front of the Ipuee every even ing. A fifty cents mates reduced in prioe to 10 oents to be In reach of all. I and see these wonders. All styles of toilet and paint brushes at Dr. Eldridge’s drag store. A FEW REASON!}. Why you should trade at Every seventh man in England is a Londoner. AVERA’S GROCE r BECAUSE You save money. BECAU8E You get the freshest groceri the market. BEOAUBE They do np the neateet pack you ever saw. BECAUSE They keep the best of everyt! at the lowest prices. BECAUSE Fine Tomato Catsup at 766 per Fine Worcester Sauce at $1.25 per gallon. Fine Piokle at 40c per gallon. FipePiokled Honey Comb Tripe at 8o per pound. Fine Pickled Corn Beef at 10c per pound. Fine Buckwheat and Haple Syrnp. - . Fine Cnrrant Jelly in buckets. Fine stock Flavoring extracts. Spices and Fruits for fruit oake. Can save you money on Toilet soap. < Alt kind of delicacies. Elegant candy from lOe to $2 per pound. Call and see my stock. I can show the finest stock inside my store in the South. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. STATE OF GEORGIA—SctrrsB County. To the Superior Court of laid County t The pet: ' “ both of ' parireepebtruliy, ,h . successor* dealre to be Incorporated under the corporate name and etyie ot "amertuue PRICES AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. E.D. ANSLEY. The Grocer. bay* it# pro* a i OUO... MUCH 1—. WIWII KOI UU, UTUUB -UU IB- lined, cotton seen meal and cske, cotton ee>d after the cotton baa been atoned, of all kind* and varieties; and the manufao’ure, prepa ration and tale or products derived tram ment and control of and factors connected therewith; and gener-llv to encage In all snob employment* and lines of business, where cotton aeed or it* product! arc utilized who’ly or ia part. Also, Uu leasing and owning of tank care, manofac taring of barrels and cask*, and all other — . ineeitlonw" commodities In connection with said liusl- The main b tslnaes of‘.he eorporstlon la to be tbe manufacture and sal- ot ootton seed oil. and as incident thereto theutlllzM and tale of all oroduete or aeed cotton all ootton aeed. Petitioner! further show anu the court that their principal plaoeor basil neee will be In the county of Sumter, State ot on here Ills MIS. TOOK EIESIGE 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. GLOVERS OPERA HOUSE ONE NIBHT ONLY, uesday, November 24th. L IIUI A refined and elegant presentation of legitimate mlnatreliy by a model company. T ri GREAT OOKEDIANB -| n XU who Can Act* Xv Al. G. Field, Jimmy Wall. John L. Howe, a tidy McLeod, Harry Q. Mack, Billy Clif ford. Lew Diamond, Geo. A. Jenkins, Ed Clayton. Will Gorman. 1 /-V CULTURED VOCALISTS -I A XU Who Can Bing. XU Into other state* and tarrll lories of the United Slate*. and establish branch offloee therein, ir they deem It ad visable. That the emonntof capital to be employed by petitioners la one hundred thousand (1100.000) dollars, fifty thousand! (150,0001 dollars of wbleh it actually paid in before beginning buitneei. with tbe privilege of Increasing their capital to any sum not exceeding one hundraAwaAAimwtawwd gMldol^ra ■■red and fifty thoue* land (1150.0001 dollars. Petitioner*desire to be Incorporated for twenty yean, with the prtv- liege of renewing tbelr charter from time to time aa they eee proper. Petitioner* dealt* the farther right to parch***, lease, hold, HiMnd, sell, amigo, transfer. or die- own and control, pose of auoh real estate, or Interest In real estate, aa mar he neceaeary and proper for the legitimate and convenient transaction lof their huelnee*. Petitioner* dealre the rlzhtand |towerlo make all *och by-law*, a right to aue and besaad. and to make all Ineeesaary contracts In the conduct oflta business; to borrow money, audio ateur* the came by giving, note*, iudenture*. bond*. I mortgagee and Tend, aa the eorpocatlon may see proper lo do; and further to be Invested with all the right*, powers, privilege*, line mutinies and franohisc* Incident to corporal tlona of the kind, and nt to t business of petitioner*. Petitioner* dealre that they shell be Incorporated eo that no etoekholder In the corporation ■ , bound In any way fo< th* debt* or liabilities bej of the corporation beyond tbe amot unpaid subscription of tbe capital uld oompany. iratlon beyond tbe amount of hla stock of ‘Wheretore petitioners pray tbat after this i ehalfbr ’- J will grant an order granting thl* application. PaYNE JtTYE, Petttloner’aAttorneyi; Filed In office September 23d 1861. jT H. ALL BN, Clerk S.c. I certify tbe above and foregoing to bo a true extract from the Record of Charter* In Sumter Superior Court thl* September 23rd J.H. ALLEN, Clerk8.~ APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. GEORGIA—Svmtbb County. To tbe Superior Court of uld County: Tbe petition of C.W. Lamar, R. T. John. I, W. M. Hitt and Marshall Martin togelh- ■■■■■■■■WHIM toget er with tbelr msaeolateeshow* tbat theyhaW entered into an auoclatlon under tbe name ant* style of “The Shippers CompHriH ' • tl> Iclatlon”. Thattheobject of aald association IB pecuniary gain to tbe Individual member* and tna corporation in this, to-wit; Ur tbe irunnlng, owning and controlling a oompreu, using uld oompreu in America*, Banner BHity. Os., for the purpose of compreulng 10 Haeeell, William Scott. Will Naomi, .. White, Orlshd Lemon, Milton Howard, Charles Smith. -I n AGILE DANCERS Xw Who Can Dance, led .. _ Williams, Lew Dlsm ney Flynn. io “wams.i'-jf'i-ii* 3 10 JO E. LETtfTS THE APODAL WON DEB. Pint American Appearance. HE THREE KINGS OF MUSIC. Pint American Appearance. Gun and Sward Manipulator. THE HAGNANI FAMILY OF 5 PEOPLE. Kedlarel Musician*. 10—A MATCHLESS MILITARY BAM0-10 it. Orchestra of 18 THE BIQ8EST AND THE BE8T. GRAND CONCERT AN0 STREET PARA0E At 11:30 o’clock a. ro. JOHN W. VOGLE, • Easiness Manager. GLOVER’S OPERA H0CSE Wood) Wood 11 Chambllg* Bros.will deliver wood any where in the olty, oak and pine, out any length desired. Order* left at their ginnery, near Central depot, or at Darla Btol’ furniture house will receive Saturday, NOVOmbeP 21. prompt attention. Satiefactlon guaran teed. novl2-sun-tues4fri-lm. 'Why don’t yon look and see where you are going?” gold tbe needle to the pin. ■How can I, when I haven't an eye In my head?” was the pln'e meek re ply. When a Man Goes Right. When a nun goes wrong “there it al ways a woman at the bottom of lb” _ When a man goes right we never hear I that there I* a woman at the top of it, They guarantee perfect-Satis bat tb0roU ._ Oftlre(tODKeVk turn. BEOAUBE They will do anything to their customers, and yon will , regret .the day you gave us bade. AVERA GROCERY. 0 “The Hi To Our Patrons. We will collect all bill* due tu for lob work weekly. - This will make lyments easier for you, and help ut Serially, aa onr expense* are payable Tixes Penlisbio Company. Shoe buckle* are made of ox-honu. OfiE NIGHTlONLY, Everybody’* Favorite, the Little Sunbeam. . CHARMING KATIE PUTNAM, . In .her Latest Comedy Success, oountjr, Ga., for the purpose of compreulng cotton packed to bale* tor more convenient and readier transportation. The principal office of the etld association 1s to be In Aroerlcut, Georgia, with privilege of doing buslntu of both owning, control- Ing and leasing comptes-es In uld county and In any eecuon or th* United states tbe aemciatton may aee proper. The petitioners pray that they be Invested together with their associates aed successors with tbe power to earry on the aforemen tioned object* together with the power to purchase and bold property, rut and person al: to rent and lease property, both real and personal; to an* and be sued; to oh a com mon seal, if the aasoeiatiou should so desire, and to exercise all power usually conferred upon corporations of similar character, aa may be conelatent with tbe law* of Georgia, of any mate lo which eaid association may do business and not Inconsistent with th* laweof the United State*. Petitioner* further show that the capital stock or aald association Is thirty thousand ao lars, more than 10 par centof which has been actually paid In. Your petitioners fur ther chow that they desire th* psulng or an order allowing them to Inoreaa* at any time they may see fit tbe capital stock to any amount not to exceed fifty thouaand dollars. Wherefore, co sidering the premises, your pstltlonera pray the passing of an order granting I his thelrappltcatlou with 'he sev eral provisions therein slated, and that they and their suoecssors be Incorporated for and during the term of twenty years, with the prlvilsgeofrenewalatthe expiration of thi •aldterm, And ae id duty bound yoorpptr Hotter* will e’ T®7E, the self appointed, yet, sincere and careful guardians * * of the people’s household expenses, do hereby proclaim the‘appropriateness of the Thanksgiving season, and Whereas, While the immutable laws of Supply & De mand have reduced the marketable value of our most staple productions; still, we have been enabled to reduce the prices on the most staple articles of consumption, and so with the wail of cotton at 7c. (you hear the echo.) Tumblers, 3c. each. —surely for eveiy bitter there is a sweet, and Whereas, While the Protectionists of the classes have increased the duty on tin over. 120 per cent, we the Protectors of the masses, have lowered the tariff you have been used to on tin, and, while ye Custom House officials proclaim duty increased $2.20 on tiu for (comes the echo) “Sweeping reduc tions on tinware at the Peoples' Artesian Corner," and Whereas, While with these grey and sombre mornings comes the winters winds, the biting frosts and shivering shakes, -’till one’s frozen mind almost congeals, and icy thoughts displace warm regards; still then there is provided for you all a line of stoves and heaters, whose brightness and warmth will dispel the dreariest chills ot existence and per vade your being with a warm thankfulness as will echo back compliments of the season to Artesian Corner Stores, and Whereas, We have proclaimed the appropriateness of the season to all, we commend it to quiet thought and consideration. Be ye thankful for the favors you receive, and if you are wrong in doing this; then, we are with you too. Given under our roof, this 422nd of Lamar street. BUTLER & BERRY SteoxcjjLeu* TV’s are encouraged with our Wholesale business from the past year’s experience, which has beeu to some extent experimental for Americus, and henceforth we may be classed ns a Wholesale and Retail house, where the public will be served with the best and most reliable products at the very closest prices, from fic. worth of salts up to any wholesale quantity. Buying now largely, we ure enabled to sell closer. We oiler a large stock of the following articles: IN CHRISTMAS GOODS. 'V® rpr *felNTON A CUTT8, Attornei * fur Petitioners. Fiisd offlc * Wallen; cierks. c. I certify the above to be a true extract ^heHereraor^retbleO^lffil. GEOS UXTKXCOUSTY, granted from the county, on Id before the ooart hnuee door'tn Americns, said county, oatbe first Tuesday In December next, the ft> Mt^?/lu t ro W f lt iund number on. hundred and eighty-one (181) si lusted In th* Ml district, O. it., of Sumter county rad ly ing on cast side and Joining right of way of Southwestern railroad, bounded on the weet by aald railroad,oath* north oybranch run ning through culvert or eaid road, on th* couth by land* nf Gwrynee, ou east by land, ol U. w. Kenney; containing ninety (W| acres more or Its*. H .Id land b-longtng to lhe estate of Barney Parker, d* cased, -old fur distribution among the heirs of said es tate. MALI8MA PAllKKK, Executrix, J. C. PARKER, executor. Nov 21,1301* A DMINISTRATOR’S SALK. Gexmui A— WansTBB CocifTTl Agreeable to an order from the Honorable OrdTaary of aald county, will be sold before the oourt houie door la the town of Preston, Webstercoanty, on the first Tuesd.y In De cember n.xt, the lollorlng described prop- C Th’c undivided one-hair Interest In the south half of .ot of landinu mbsr seventy (70), also theentlre Interest in fifty-five (55) acre* olTof thy northeast eoroerof Mid lot of land number seventy (70), ia tbe 18th dletriet of Webster eonnty. Os. Bold for tbe-purpaee of paying the debt* of Robert Terry, deceased. p JOHN TKRKY, Administrator. , PPLIOATION . Supported by an excellent company. A Story of the'Heart t Genuine Succcm I ISO Minutes of Laughter 1 An Evenlnciof Enjoyment I KATIES land iian^i'tjoSoa. Daring the action of tha play Kalla Cnmpsor will introduce tbe }«t?#s por ■In, Including “The Bogls Man.” Whst th« Wild Whit Csme lUek,’ 1 sucl,’’#tc. lurre . Ind • True ns A“LBTfiKSOF DISMISSION. GEORGIA—'Warner** Coupty. — reaa. L.I'. Majors. Executor on the of David Majors, deceased, having filed hi* petition la mj office for Letters of ulsmiwloa from Mid executorship, These ate therefore toetta andedtronleb all, and singular tbe kindred and creditors, anil all persons concerned, to file tbelr objec tion*. 1* any they have, on or bofon tbe they have, on or before tbe January term of the Ordinary’* Court to be neld on the first Monday In January MBI. why Enid petition suould not be granted a# ^ tiivei/under my hand and oUclal signa ture, this 3d day of Nove«» ber W»l. W. H.OOrtBV,*»fdlnery. I PI'UCATIO.V A 1 hombxtead notice. GEORGIA—WaBiTBR County: w bereaa, Lewis i*. Clark nan applied to me for exemption of perso tally an i <*ettlnjK apart and valuation of Ho’neatpnrt, I will catf upon tbe same on Monday, December December 7th, 1801. . ^ , Given under toy hand and official signa ture, ftbte November 18. U*l. novl?td Cut Glass Bottles, all sizes ; Plush goods, Leather goods, Toilet Sets in wood, Smoker’s Sets, etc. In Patent and Proprietary Medicines. s. s. s. p. p. p. B. ES. 13. o. o. c. w. w. c. i>. r>. Q> Scott’s Emulsion, Brown’s Iron Bitters, Bearsfoot and Sarsaparilla, Lemon Elixir, 2 sizes, King’s Discovery, 2 sizes, Simmons’ Liver Regulator, Cuticura Remedies, Tutt’s Pills, Carter’s Little Liver Pills, Derma Lotion, 2 sizes, Stone’s Cod Liver ,Oil, Horsford’s Acid Pnosphate, Barker’s Horse & Cattle P’d’rs Warner’s Safe Cure, - Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, 2 s’zs King’s Royal Gennateur. And many others. In Rubber Goods Fountain Syringes, holding from pint to one gallon. A good family Syringe, from 75c. to $2.50. Water Bottles, holding from a pint to one gallon. Nipples, Nursing Bottles and Fittings. J3NT PERFITMEH Ye Lazzcll’a Odorf, Persian Bouquet Special, Crab Apple Bioezom, La Belle Cologae, 3 tires, f Lttnborg’s Perfumes, j Edelna, 1 Swing Lilac, (Goya Lily. • A very large assortment of Pear’s, Pel’s and others. THEH MOMETERS. Fever Tliermometerg, Uriaoraoters, Lactometers, “Old Probabilities,” SEED. Garden, Field and Flower seed, Onion sets. PAIKTTS. Oils, Varnishes, Colors in Oil, Paint Brushes.] ~ Toilet Articles. W H. COBBY, Ordinary. Colognes, extracts, toilet water and U toilet articles at Dm. Slum idum’m. iH Combs, Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Face Powders. POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS,IEYE-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 i preparations. We solicit your patronage. R< Wb