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( V. MATHKWN, . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, * 221% Forsyth street, Americas, Os. Will practice in ell the Coarts And in the Coan. ty Court for the next twelve months. GEORGIA Waltzb K. Wheatley, J. B. Fitxoehald Wheatlsy ft Fitzgerald, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office: 406 Jackson St, UpBtsirs, AMERIOUS. • GEORGIA jan7*tf V - . . E#G. SIMMONS, W. H. KIMBROUGH SIMMONS ft KIMBROUGH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Barlow Bloolc, Boom 4. Will praotloe In both 8t»te end Federal Courts Btrict attention p»ld to all basinets entrusted to tbem. Telephone No. 105. lS-WSOtf Construction an •peelaity. Offlce L, DOUGLAS SHOE eKN.f8Ahin . THORNTON WHEATLEY Georgia Anteriout, City Tax Notice. Tbs city tares are now due, and payable at heoffieslnNew city Hull. D. K. Batusoy, Clerk and Treasurer. November 4,1891. lm. Firel Fire! Firel Small lot of Turpentine Chip* tor kin*' In,. Celloc or telephone 40. nov5S-lw A. J. BUCHANAN. THE AMERICAS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1891. THE TIMES-RECORDER I Lilly and Weekly. The Asssicus RenoRDKtt established 1878. Tan Amkkici;, Tiers Established 1880. COBIOLIDATBD, APRIL, 1881. SUBSCRIPTION: Duly, Okb Ysab, *«• oailt, Oeb Mouth, Weekly,One Ycab, • U Weekly, Six Mouths, I For advertising rate, address Uascoh MYaicK, Editor and Manager, THE TIMES FUUU8HINO COMPANY, Ainerlcus, Oa. Buetnemt Offlce, Telephone 80. Editorial Room., after 7 o’clock Telephone 30. Amerlous, 6a., Nov. 20, 1801. THE OTHERS HEARD FROM. As will ba seen from the Interviews published this morning with Dr. Miller and Colonel Blalock, who could not be seen Friday, they aro as pronounced in their views upon economic qurstions as were tlie other candidates heretofore interviewed. In addition to the ques tions previously propounded, The Timks-Recoudkr added another—that touching the publio schools, and upon this the opinions of all the gentlemen are harmonious. The people now know just where the candidates stand, and everybody can vote intelligently. Rumors of the dark horaes were flying tbiok and fast yesterday, and it is even yet noted that a new ticket will be ■sprung on Wednesday morning, and Tusked in over all the present aspirants tlka a oyelone, but, of course, nobody Would father these reports, as in so doing the very objeot sought, secrecy, would be destroyed. Be this as it may, every voter ought to turnout and help select the right men on Wednesday. The Times Recoiidkb is not advoca ting any particular candidates, nor op posing the others, as the organ and vehicle of publio sentiment, It meroly proposed to bring out a elear statement from eaob candidate of his position on the publio questions of Interest. Hav ing done this, It leaves the people to decide between them at the ballot bos. Editor Lewis of the Iahmaellte Isn’t softened towards Pa Clevoland any by reason of the late domestto event In the ez-Presldent!s family; bnt still trains with Editor Dana of the New York Son. He says: “The Democrats couldn't do a more foollsA thing than to nominate Grover Cleveland for the Presidency. Why should he be stronger In New York now than he waa when Harrison the Little defeated him in 1888?” -4- Slster Lease is reported as ssylns, cnthusl. astlcally, that the Elder is "a hero.” It la* hooves the Elder to remember Bunion—I.ti ■ rnseU'e. Where could this Delilah now get in her work? The Elder’s hlrsnt orna ments are already gono. Ago and virtue have scraped his poll into the semblance of a billiard hall, and a wleked male bar ber In New Orleans out off hit ebln whiskers. The Elder is now impreg. liable. The Beet t hence Ever Presented to tub the City. Everybody knows that the North American Review is the leading period ical in America, and has a circulation and Influence that no other publication possesses, being greater than all other reviews in the English language Com bined, bur nobody here knows until after they read this just what the Re view can and will do for Amertcus under a proposition it will submit to our peo ple. Mr If M. Oloott, the representative of the Review, arrived in the city yes terday, and on to-morrow he will call upon our leadlug citizens with the fol lowing proposition: For every one hundred new subscrib ers, at the ordinary subscription price— 85.00 per annum—will be offered the free publication of four pages of adver tising matter as a write-up and advertise ment of the city, to precede the display advertisements of the Review. For a less number, down to thirty, a propor tionate write-up would he given. The subject-matter of the write-up to be sup plied by our own people. Through an advertisement In the Re view, the opportunities offered for the advantageous investment of money, and for tbe development of business enter prises requiring capital, would be brought to the notice of tbe investing olasaes in tbe United States and Europe, amongst whom the Review circulates. Tbe object of tbe revlow in thus offer- lug Its large and influential circulation as a free advertising medium to Amerl- cus will be appreciated bv our people. The object la to get the good will and interest of the leading citizens, and to procure the names of gentlemen who would be likely to appreciate a periodi cal like the Review and to become per manent subscribers. It may be stated tlmt a similar propo sition baa been endorsed by tbe Cham bers of Commerce in quite a number of Important towns throughout the United States, and tbe results liave beeu highly satisfactory. The Review Is w ell worth 85.00, and tbe write up is therefore gratis. The Times-Recoroeh believes that the advertisement that tbe Hotel Wind sor wotild get in suck an article as would be prepared, would alone be worth tbe price of 100 copies of the Review to Amerlcus. There are probably several dozen copies taken in Atnorious anyway, and only a moderate Increase In tbe number of subscribers would ba needed to secure this very desirable result. Every family of culture and refine ment ought to read tko North American Review on general principles; and when a special inducement is offered, as In this Instanoe, it is to the interest of everyone to accept it. CHANGES IN THE POSTAL SYSTEM* AGAINST ASPHALT PAVEMENTS. Mb. 8 L. Hobwood killed lsst Mon day eight hops that averaged nearly 200 pounds each, net pork. Tke heaviest one weighed 285 ponnde, and none of them bad been fed any corn at all slnoe they were placed in the ground pea pas ture this fall. This pork Is nearly all dear profit—Houston Home Journal, Mbs. Dixie Hatoood Embbt Abbott of Macon, after traveling all over the United State* and Canada, la now In Europe, where the eleetrte curiosity, now, popularly known as “The Little Georgia Wonder,” Is astonishing the people of London. Representative Bynum, since his with drawal, hat been working hard for Mills, whose friend* now claim ninety vote* Jndge Crisp'* manager* say that he bat 114 votes, bnt others gtva him not over eighty-five. Tbe other candidates give no figures. The Geolgia students at the Univer sity of Virginia have organized a college efub called'the “Georgia Craokers,” of which Joe Jenkins, son of Judge W. F. Jenkins, is vice president, and H. A. Etheridge Is a member.—Estonton Mes senger. The political wing of the Alliance be ing now committed to the Third Party, the Triumvirs, Christian, Christopher and Gantt, will proceed to surround the Democratic party and destroy it with their jawbones —Ishmselite. Mbs. W. A. Huff of Macon died at her home in VineviUe Thursday even ing- W. O. Russel), druggist desires to in form the public, that he la agent for the most successful preparation that haa yet been produced for coughs, colds and croup. It will loosen and relieve severe cold in less time than any other treatment The article referred to la Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It is'* medicine that has won fame and popu larity on Its merit* and one that can always bo deperded upon. It la the only known remedy that will prevent croup- It is put up In 50 cent -and $1 Itudira! Propositions Recommended If Pont office Inspectors. WASiinwTON, Nov. 28.—At a meeting of postofllce inspectors bold here the subject of money order and register systems were disenssed at length. If tbe recommendations made to the post master general and the legislation asked of oongress is granted, it is be lieved that there will be some radioul changes in the methods of coudncting postal business in the United States, dome very marked changes are recom mended in the working in the money rrder system. These contemplate the issuing of money orders for any amount open all first-class offices; a maximum order of $500 on second-class offices, 8800 in third-class offices and $100 in fourth-claaa offices. For money orders of $50 or leu—those which the working clauses use—* reduction in tbe fee will be recommended to a figure 2 or 8 cents lew than that n - charged by express companies for to.- same amount. An other important change recommended will be to keep money order offloec open a certain number of nights a week to an hour later than 9S0. In the registry business it is proposed to change the present method of dispatching regis tered letters from postomce* by sabsti- fating a linen lined envelope with a 18 cent stamp upon it for this special pur pose. Instructions will be printed on the envelope, and they can be mailed at any letter box without necessitating the nender going in person to the post- office, as is now required by tbe postal regulations. To MmI Id Now York TuHdkjr. Ami ant, Nov. 28.—The meeting of the Democratic state committee called for Tuesday in New York will be hpld to fill vacancy in tbe(national committee canted by the resignation of Herman Odrich*. It is understood that all ele ments are practically agreed upon Colonel D. S. Lamont for the place, and that the state committee will nominate him to the national committee, which will undoubtedly confirm the nomina tion. As Old Jeurasllst Dead. Richmond, Nov. 28.— John Pitsini, an old journalist, for many years agent of the New York Associated press, who wu paralysed in July 1888, diq4 here, aged 58 yean. Pixxine wu at ooe time resident vice consul of Italy. He was a gallant Confederate soldier, befog a member of the First Virginia regiment. New Grain Kievstar. Galveston, Tex., Nor. 28.—James Stewart ft Co., of bt. Louis, contractor* for the construction of the 1,000,000- bnsbel grain elevator for tbo Galveston Wharf company, arrived bore and im mediately commenced operations for the elevator, which will cost $800,000 and will be the largest sooth of St. Louis. HI* Dwelling Burned. Bainmudqb, Ga., Nov. 28.—Mr. h Burkett, who live* just outside of town, had hi* nearly completed dwelling bnrned accidentally. It was valued .if $1,500 and the Insurance wu $800. That I* the Attitude of Messrs. Blalock and Miller. The Timks.Rkcordeb hu solicited and published explicit statements from the gentlemen who are candidates for aldermen, on several vital Issues that are In close touch and accord with tbe Interests of Amerlcus. These views have been presented In oar columns without fear or favor, leaving the com munity to draw its own inferences and arrive at Its own conclusions. Mr. L. J. Blalock was interviewed yesterday by a Times-Recoroeh repor ter on hi* position on the issues that the race involves: “What about the alder man’s race?" queried the reporter, giv ing a new point to his pencil. ‘I haven’t thought mueh about it, in fact, and suppose it will be quiet,” “How do you stand on the present tax rate and the wisdom and necessity of its reduction?” “I am In favor of collecting just such taxes as are necessary to an eco nomical administration of the govern ment and am unalcerably opposed to a surplus remaining In the treasury.” “Do you think asphalt pavements ex pedient?” “I do not think that at tbe present time they are expedient, and paving the street* should be left to a majority of tbe taxpayers to decide. The servants of tbe people should always conform to the wishes of the majority of the tax payers in matters so intimately affecting their interests. I am not In favor of al lowing a surplus to accumulate in the treasury to be devoted to public improve ments unless the public are oonsulted.” Dr. Miller was found In his office and asked bis opinion on the issues. He says: “I am heartily In favor of reduc ing the present tax rate. I am against a surplus lu the treasury; am opposed to asphalt pavements for the present, and I favor a continuance of our public school system.” Messrs Burt, Blalock, Watts and Bell and Adderton are in favor of a con tinuance of the public school system regarding It us an Imlispcnsible Institu tion. Beall & Oaklev OFFER PROFESSIONAL CARDS T l A. KLUTTZ, . ASCHITEOT JJTO SCFOISTENDESI, Lunar street—MurpheyBuUdfig! S-l-ty . FHYHIOl AN AND SURGEON. * Office and residence, next bouse to ft a lantlngton, Chareb street febTi* PRICES TO MEET HARD TIMES! Novelty Suits for $10.00, worth $12.50. “ “ “ 10.00, “ 16.00. “ “ 11.00, “ 15.00. Bedford Cords, 95cts., worth $1.00 and $1.25 per yard. 4G-iD. Henrietta, 95 “ 1.00 “ 1.25 “ “ 46-ia. Serge, 95 “ 1.00 “ 1.25 “ 40-in. gray plaid Camel Hair Uniting, $1.00, worth $1.25. 40-in. “ “ “ “ “ 70, “ « 85. 40-in. Storm Serge, 70c. worth 85c. » 40-in. “ “ 85c “ $1.00. 4G-in. Black Henrietta, 95c “ 1.09. 42-in. “ “ 75c “ 90c. 42-in. “ “ 70c “ 75c and 85c. 40-in., all wool, black Cashmere, 50c " 66c. 36-in., “ colored “ 40o “ 60c. 36-in., “ “ “ 25c “ 35c. Plaid Dress Goods, 25c “ 36c. “ “ “ 40c “ 60c. “ “ “ 55c “ . 75c and 85c. ill tag 111 Ua ii FOR ALDKBUEN. A.C. BELL.' H. D. WATTS, DR. G. T. MILLER. The above* geul lemen will be voLd lor at the primary to be held on Tuesday, Decern eer 2d, 1S!»!. d-td A GOOD TICKET. The following nani’ii urj tfagu tted an being nullable men for Aldermen; DR. W. P. BURT, L. J. BT A LOCK, J. L. ADDERTON. and will be supported In the primary by dtd MANY VOTERS Zephyr! Zephyr! Zephyr! In Single and Split, —AT— ALLEN’S ALSO Germantown and Saxony Wool. Lovely Street and Eve ning Gloves. SILK VELVET, All Shades. A Beautiful Dine of Stamped Linens f - * For Holiday Goods. SCARFS AND SQUARES To Match. Scotch Linen, Flonrishing Thread, Crochet, Knitting and Wash Silk Just received at UNDERWEAR,. Ladies’ Vests for 25c, worth 35c. “ “ “ 50c, “ 60c. “ “ “ 65e, “ 75c. 75c, “ $1.00. “ all wool Vests, $1, “ 1.25. Pants to match the above just as cheap. WRAPS. Ladies’ Jackets, $6X0 worth $8.00 “ “ 7.00 “ 9.00 “ , “ 7.50 “ 10.00 “ “ 8.00 “ 11.00 “ “ 18.60 “ 16.00 Other Wraps in proportion. Best and Cheapest Line Hosiery in the city. Best $1.00 Kid Glove ip Americus. New Line Gloves, Hosiery, Mtriiefs Blankets and Shawls Greatly Reduced. BEALL A OAKLEY, 311 Lamar Street. I A. FORT M. D. ! Office st Dr. Kldridi J be found st night £ , iT d f®’ , A rn ** tor# - Can night In bis mom. over I\B.T. J. KENNEDY, M.D. I c. a DOCTORS J. B. AND A. B..HDIRB famished and bwt to^h* South, No. si, ancf treatment of tbs Eye, Ear, Throat and Noae ....... A Specialty. °v Hospital Medics vlcesssateorrel prmetltonsr to the cltlsene of Amerlcneitnd surrounding country. Sne. elal attention siren to operative enntory Including the treatment of hemorrhoid*, all tola, stricture, catarrh, and all diseases of Anns, Rectum, Genitourinary system and nose and throat. Office in Mnrphey bulldln. M.. Connected by eSeaaliig tub? with Eldrtdge’e Dreg Store. (Alla should be left or telephoned there during the day. At night call at residence on Lso St. or tel*, phone No. 77. spr39tr P A. HAWKINS, H ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offlce np atalre on Gran berry comer. w. p -’ NUton.T“ *" °° Urt * V 7ALLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Americas, Ga. W T. LANK. . ATTORNEY AT LAW, Americas, Oe. Prompt attention given to all business placed In mj^hundr Offloe tn Barlow blocs, room 6. A- HIXON, . ATTORNEY AT LAW ’ Americas, Ga.' office In Busier building, opposite the Court House. Prompt attention given to "neinee., Inot-tl. Prompt and careful attention given to all business entrusted to ua. Lamer street over P. L. Holt’s. sepi»-dAw3m> ANSLEY ft ANSLEY, A ttorneys at law, Americas, a* Will prsetfee In the counties of Sam- ter, Scbley, Macon, Dooly, Webster, Stew art. In tbe Supreme Court, and tbe United States Court. Do you want Clothing that is the Neweet—Nobbiest— Clothing that has charaoter? -—Ask for . Clothing Designed by NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. LOOK FOR ONE OF OUR LABELS. Design s of pioeQotb'Og DESIGNERS AND HANUVAOTUBEBS —FOB— EHDS, NEEL & MACON, GA. The largest retail elothlore In Qeorgts. Uall on them or wnto for suits on approval. Mention this paper. MAYO A T T W'C vAijLiiiN o; 1402 Jackson St. under Hotel WinubOr.; ST h 1 AW Also bandl ’i/ Ten ■ SEND TO «& WINKLER’S -FOR 1 c FED BEEF. *W *idpp ! y w U.^elrvd. tsstte And tk-erda Fork. All first-class. No. 213. Tshpiicns 415. * , >