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—mmmmam■ fHE BREAKFAST TABLE XOLL OF HONOR. items of interest specially pre pared FOR HASTY READERS. »T , » D( ^phft-Som* Our line is large and complete clear through—all.sizes, all fabrics, all styles and all ] Satisfaction to any man with judgment enough to know a real good tl tori ft I Cftmerft • - S THE AME&iCUS DAILY TBtf£S"RECQRDER: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1891. We can furhlsli ydu with tho finest metolio casea'aodjoloih goods In town. Orders for our new hearse left at store or PriDce Bros’. Hawkins A Loving. Seats are going right along for Milton .Tobias. Milton Nobles, In addition to his great company, carries a car of scenery for hit repertoire. The water main was lowered yesterday two feet. This wai occasioned by the grading of the street. Miu Leona has decided to make her ascension Saturday for the benefit of the Amerious Light Infantry. Those deslrlhg seats for Milton Nobles should reserve them at onoo, or ■ they will have to take back seats. The number of blrde In Jail now le tweet sixteen. Black It the prevailing color, though mahogany brown holds Its own. Ths board of directors of the Windsor Hotel held their regular monthly meet ing last night. Only routine business was transacted. Number is the lucky number that draws a handsome rug at the A. L I. fair. Lot the possessor .of this number come up aud receive it,! The Allen House is hnvlng a complete set of electric holla installed. This is quite an addition to any hotel ao far as the cocvenlence of the guests extend. Prof. Odell estimates bis own height in the balloon ascension of Saturday last at 1,500 feet. The estimates of tbe spectators ranged anywhere from 500 to 2,000 feet. The mayor’s matinee yesterday panned out fairly well. Mansfield Hill chipped and costs into the city till. Mac Mann pleadod guilty but the mayor suspended judgment. The A. L. I. fair supervisors are more than pleased with the brilliant success that re warded their efforts. Tbe receipts were large and the boys an Insured of their uniforms. The cotton receipts of Amerious are not up to what they were Inst season, so the cottqg men say, bnt this holds good the state over. The staple, however, Is far superior to last year’s crop. Minnie Wells, colored, spent last night behind the bars to await a hearing on the charge of stealing money from a negro woman named Mlddiebrooks. The girl says she can prove an alibi. Auction saiea resulted yesterday In the sale of two plecea of land, compris ing respectively 25 and 00 acres, to Mr. T. It. Crawford and Mr. John Sullivan. Several mulct were told for a nominal price. Burnt cork artists of tbe female per suasion hqld the hoards in Cordele last night. In Albany they were prohibited from appearing In their abbreviated cos tumes, but * more auspicious fate smiled on them In.Cocdele. The ejectment case* published In the calendar in Tuesday’s Timeh-Recorder were non-suited yesterday. These cases were the most important on yesterday’s calendar. Several divorce eases were settled by tfrabOngthein. • Quite a large party is being formed to go down to Cordele Saturday to hear the sermon of Bishop Keener of the V. £ Church, who will preach on Sunday. The Bishop, it an eloquent divine and will doubtleea preach an able sermon. Miss Alioe Wheatley tenders a unique and delightful entertainment tble {even ing in honor of Mian Stafford, her friend it la entitled “Conversazione,” and promisee to be an interesting departure from the usual programme of social affaire. The police captured a negro boy yes terday afternoon as he disembarked from tlie Sam train. Tbe boy was ao- cused of theft and « search resulted in the discovery of the money concealed in tbe toe of hie shoe. He was Incarcerated in the Jail. After surfacing up thirty-fire miles of road near Montgomery, the Sam read will inaugurate a regular schedule. It is estimated that about one and one-naif miles a day us be surfaced up. Trains ere, however, running Into Montgomery and a freight service it in force. Will Stevens, the white man arrested here on ohaiges preferred In Thomae- ton > was carried to that place yesterday by the eberlffi He it charged with lar ceny, shooting a negro, and another even more grave charge than this. He cer- tainly baa no fault to find with hla pros pects of wearing the stripe*. Superior court was quiet and uninter- **llog yesterday. The day was consumed in the trial of small claim cases and sim ilar suits. The present docket Is an ole one, and nothing but civil cases set for November term court in 1880, and for two weeks the court has been trying ceaea that were set for two year* hack. ®°n*t Will hold Its present session until it clears the docket up' to date. Primary Schools—First grade B. Brarna Andrews, Jolla Guerry, Claude McLaughlin, Harry Freeman, Frank Lowe, Joeepb Halford, Willie Bailey, WIU Lark. First grade A.—Agnes Adams, Lizzie C. Bivins, Mary Borworth,.GeorgtaCobb, Vera Holmes, Agnes Hawkins, Marie Morgan, Berta Poole, Ettle Tallis, San ford Beall, Karl Oakley, Arabic Parrott, Albert Poole, Tolbert Royal. Second grade B —Bertie Hatcher, Jn- Ha May*, Eddie B. Dunn, Ellis Clements, Walter Dixon, John Felder, Horaee Lowe, Nlek Lamar, Albert Mize, Henry Stokes, Mercer Selg, Milzie Uuderwood, Guy Pratt. Second grade A.—Chisholm Ansley, Lewis jfaxwell, Hinkle McLendon, William MeLendon, Lula Brown, Ethel Baizden, Queenta Batcher, Mamie Clarke, Bertha Dodzon, Willie Gresham, Annie Lane, Mary McLaughlin, Laura Mayz, Anna Royal, Mabel Sawyer. Third grade B.—Willie Horne, Celeste Clark, WiUie B. Matthews, Suejet La nier, Annie Brooks, Pereival Halford, Neva Hell, Kula Speer, Allle M. Kleck- ley, Maud Harria, Belie Ansley, Mamie Merritt, Beulah Chambliss, Beatrice Parrott, Tom Joiner, Lonnie Freeman, Ed Purvlance. Third grade A.—Johanna Sohroeder, Jewel Mima, Harry Morgan, Allen Hill, Isaac Collins, Butler Burke, Alioe Chap' man, Mary Lamar, Gertrude Ausley. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS. Fourth grade B.—Sallle Wlmbiab, Willie L. Davis, Rosa Cohen, Nell Coun cil, Cornelia McCormtek, Eva May Hawkins, Daisy Cobb, Nannie Guerry, Lou B. Speer, Lizzie B. Harrold, Mattie Stapleton, Kate Hollis, Jeff Adams Fourth grade A.—Tom Bosworth, Brown McLendon, Jim Lark, Nellie M. Taylor, Bessie Windsor, Lneia Rees Fifth grade B—Louise Pogb, Su zanne Simmons, Annie Cuuncil, Alma Johnson, Fanny May Williford, Sam Clegg, Allen Fort, Fred Markett. Fifth grade A—Evelyn AUrlend, May Davis, Mary Johnson, Jessie Morgan, Nellie Stone, Clem Warren, Ed Harrold, Shelton Harris, Wiley Lamar, John Mc Lendon, Philo Smith, Ned Sawyer. crammer schools. Slxtb Grade.—Macon Dudley, Jessie Stokes, Cornie Herndon, Nannie Mc Lendon, Ethel Prince, Floyd Williford, Vernon Williford, Gertrude Smith. Annie B. Matthews. Seventh grade —Eugene Riviere,Hub ert Methvin, Emory Mathis, Linton Les ter, Charles Ansley, Haiile Allen, Flor ence Babcock, Charlie W. Balsden, Della Fort, Maggie Clements, Jennie Cobb, Mary Cobb, Bottle Council, Berta Crisp, Flossie Dunn, Helen Huntington, Carrie Lockett, Julia Pngb, Maggie Rees, Rosa lie Smith, Rosa 8tanfield, Amza Willi ford. man school department. . Eighth grade.—Tiny Hawkins, Daisy Hitt, Bessie MeLendon, Cora Kimball, Landli Prince, Eliza B. Wheatley, Anna Belle Roney, Marion Bell, Clarence Dod son, Charlie Harrold, Bernard Solomon, Fanny Chapin, Caro Adams, Emory Fos tei, Virginia Hill, Florence Hineb, Eve lyn Horne, Eva Horne. Ninth grade.—Annie Allen, Mattie Ansley, Maggie Brannon, Nora Burke, Mamie Carter, Bela Hill, Belie Lanier, Nettie Lockett, Mabel MoKenzie, May MeKeazle, Inez Mien, Nell Morgan, Texle Sheffield, Winnie Stone, Lizzie L. Worthy, Emory Allen, Tbomaa Ausley, Harrold Davenport, Eddie Gyles, Albert Harris, Roallnd Royal. Tenth grade.—Harry Harper, WIU Hanold, Isaae F. Solomon, Maggie Dnnn, Lizzie MeLendon, Rom McLen don, Minnie Greene, Ruby Stokee. rices. We guarantee All-Round ing when he sees it. 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 = Goodsi* - 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. Careful buying enables us to offer that big, solid value for your money that never fails to please. When needing anything in thj^ line remember our F. F. F. F., which stands for FINE FURNISHINGS AT FAIR FIGURES. HJOHN R. SHHW,^ Americas The Champion" Clothier aed Outfitter ol Southwest Georgia, And Proprietor "Eagle" Shoe Store. 117 Forsylh Street, .119 Forsyth Street, EngtaMtlnk la Montana. Henry i. McDaniel, ex-CIty, Engineer of Atlanta, now in. charge of govern ment engineering in Montana Territory, zaya tliat be contracted a terrible ooagh which no physician could relieve, bnt was cured by Tartar's Cherokee Remedy of 8weet Gum and Mullein. Henry Curtis Spalding claims that She idea which Greatbead utilized in hit pat ents for tunneling really originated in America. A GREAT GERMAN PAPER’S EDITOR Says editorially: “I received from A. K. Hawkes, of Austin, a pair of hla Crystaltzed Lens spectacles, and I must zay I was surprized to find them so transparent and fine. I consider these pcdtacles the beet In existence, and can highly recommend them to all those who are obliged to use glasses. I be lieve that these lenses really preserve the eyes, and not like so many Inferior and badly ground glasses do, Injure tbe light. O. Dietzel, Ed. and Prop. Texas, (German) Posh All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed at Drug Store of E. J. Eldridge. >v25-eun-wed-wk. For your toilet powders, toilet creams, and in faot all toilet preparation*, calf Dr. Eldridoe’s. We have more novelties this season than ever before. W» !*>»lte everybody to look them-over. Jambs Fiihkkh A Bbo. -u We can’t begin to tell yon of all the beautiful thing* we have that are suit able for Christmas presents. Call and *** them for yourselves. i for yourwlves, James Fbickkr A II Whare is 8het Lee Maan want* to find the wherea bouts of Miss Nancy Jane Mann, daiI ter of Augustus Mann of Sumter eoAnl Ga. She left Amerious In 1860 for lem, N. C., since then all trace of her ha* been lost. Will thank anyone to give such information that, they have that will lead to her (discovery. Papers throughout tbe United States are re quested to copy, as this lady may be in needy circumstances, while she has val uable real estate In this county which spe has recently fallen heir to, aug27 dSmlaw Now Is the season to plant your onions. Call at Dr. Eldridge'* and buy your sets. Couaclcuoft, or WkatT ‘Conscience doth make cowards of us all," says the poet. Bnt it is just so with tbe nerves. When a man's nerves are unstrung, through indigestion and torpid.jlvor and impure blood, what wonder that he feels depressed and ner vous! He Starts at ever tittle unexpected sonnd; is arrald of his shadow, and feels like a fool. Let such a man go to the drug store and get a bottle of Dr. Price’s Golden Medical Discovery, tho gteat Blood-purifier and Liver lavlgorator. This le the only blood-purifier and liver invigorator guaranteed to benefit or cure, or money will be promptly re funded. Routes Indigestion, or dys pepsia, and from its wonderful blood- purifying properties, oonqners ail Skin and Scalp discs***, Satt-rbenm. Tetter. Eczema and kindred ailments. All blood-poisons, no matter of what name or nature, yield to Its remedial influ ences. - Bottles are made by maobineiy. W. H. Wilder, Mayor of Albany, Ga., say* he has suffered with Rheumatism for fifteen years, and in that time he tried ail the so-eailed specifics, but to no purpose. Hls grandson who was on the B * W. Railroad, finally got him a bot tle of P. P. P. Th» first bottle of P. P. P. showed its remarkable effects, and after using a short time the rheumatism disappeared, and be writes he feels like anew man, and takes pleasure in rec ommending it to Rheumatic sufferers. Several hundred eagles swooped down on KJelgord, Russia, and destroyed ten horses, several sheep and a vast number of smaller animals. > Dr. John Bull’s Worm Destroy, on taste good and quickly remove worms from children and grown peoplo, restoring tbe weak and puny to robust health. Try. them. No other worm tqedipine Is so safe and sure. Price 25 cento at drug stores, nr sent by mail by John D Park tc Sons Co, 175 and 177 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, O. decl ditwly It la a fact not generally known that lob*tern and several other crustaceans will renew a claw should one be loct in lighting or by accident, r. . We ore encoi year’s experience, w] SfeO'UJJUJl^ with our Wholesale business from tho past ^ _ ih has been to some extent experimentnFfi Americas, and henceforth we may be classed ns a Wholesale and Retail house, where the public will be served with the best and most reliable nrodnets at the very closest prices, from Gc. worth of salts up to any wholesale quantity. Buying now largely,, we are enabled to sell closer. We oner a large stock of the following articles: IN CHRISTMAS GOODS. Cut Glass Bottles, all sizes ; Plusli goods, Leather goods. Toilet Sets in wood, Smoker’s Sets, etc. In Patent and s. s. s. p. p. p. B. B. B. o. c. o. w. w. D. X>. G. Scott’s Emulsion, Brown’s Iron Bitters, Bearsfoot and Sarsaparilla, Lemon Elixir, 2 sizes, Proprietary Medicines King’s Discovery, 2 sizes, Simmons’ Liver Regulator, Cuticura Remedies, '• Tutt’s Pills,: { ) J I < 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 Warner’s Safe Cure, Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, 2 s’zs King’s Royal Germateur. And many others. In Rubber Groods. Fountain Syringes, holding from pint to one gallon. A good family Syringe, from 75c. to $2-50. Water Bottles, holding from a pint to one gallon. Nipples, Nursing Bottles and Fittings. I3ST PERFUMERY, For Rheumatism, Malaria and Syphilis, I*. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root end Potassium) is the best known remedy. decl-d!2t-w2t A full line of library and pedestal lamp* sad fixtures sold at reasonable prices at, Du. Klouiook’s Drug Store. (Tmeimriiiinis Eye Ud SU& Ointment. A certain care for Chrooio Sore Eyes, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Bead, Old Chronic Sons, Fever Sons, Sana, Itch, Prairie Scratches, Bore Hippies aad Piles. ItlseoaUag and soothing. Hundred* o< eassn have been eared by Rafter all other treatment had tailed. It is pot np i» X and M seat beam, Lazzell’a Odors, Peralta F Crab . La Belle'Cob-gne,: eu e uuun, Ian Bouqpet Special, 1 Apple Blossom, ills Cologne, 3 sizes, I Lunborg's Perfnmcz, J Edelna, Swiss Lilac, (.Goya Lily. A very large assortment of Pear’s, Pel’s and others. THEH MOME3TBR8 Fever Thermometers, Uriaonieters, Lactometers, “Old Probabilities." Garden, Field and Flower see$„££nion sets. FAINTS. Oils, Varnishes, Colors in OiLTaiutjBrushes. Toilet Articles. Combs, Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Face Powders. POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, EYE-OLASSES. £S2a We bottle very largely colognes, castor oil, turpentine. Bateman’s Drops, paregoric, laudanum, spirits camphor, ex tract lemon, extract vanilla (from best beans) and many othei preparations. We solicit your patronage. Respectfully,’ w 322 Laiwr St. DAVENPORT DRUGTC0MPANY. Ill SCHOOL BOOKS for ant- County in the State. Blank Books, American Bibles at ictnal cost. Oxford Bjbles, Teachers' edition. FINE STATIONERY Daily papers, Magazines, etc. Subscriptions for any pa per or publication. Rubber Stamps, any kind, size Pictures, Easles and Sheet Music. Picture Frames to order and to our picture-frame, depart ment we have just added new machines, glass cutters, etc., also an experienced workman. Satisfaction guaranteed 105 FORSYTH STREET. TELEPHONE, 106.