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L THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECOKDER: TUESDAY, DECEMBER.8, 1»91. THE BREAKFAST TABLE items of interest specially pre pared FOR HASTY READERS WHAT IT MEANS FOB SAVANNAH. (HUrAv’i Doing* Id Pddsdd* P**»' graphs—Some Snap Shota by »hs Kapar- tarlal Camara-What Waa Going an Tom Told la Brlafaat Mannar. We dan furnish you with the llneat metaiic caaee snd cloth goods in town. Oidera tor our new betree lettntatoreor Prince Bros’. Hswklna ft Loving Americua waa visited Monday morn ing at 8:30 by a terrific storm. Appro- iJenslonwasfSOorsometimeabout if possible consequences. The county commissioners met yester day and transacted only regular routine business. One or two paupers were con signed to the poor bouse. The board of aldermen with changed personnel will hold their first session a week before, Christmas. .Home lively times aro In prospect. Two cases of disorderly conduct were tried before the mayor yesterday. Two fines imposed; two culprits on the stool of repentance and the tale Is told. The Americus Club will meet on Wed. nesdsy evening at to transact Im portant business. A quorum Is neces sary snd all members are urged to at tend. Postmaster Honey has not yet hetrd anything from tbe free dellvory service, although he is waiting in momentary expectation of hearing authoritatively on it. The many friends of Mr. .1. W. Mise will be pleased' to learn that his little girl Is much improved In health, and the chances for her recovery are very brighL The A. L. I. have framed a body of resolutions thanking the noble women of Americus for their unselfish and tireless efforts in tbe Interest of the military company. The contract for the Muckalooohee Creek bridge was let yesterday to Mr. M. K. McDonald for $250. Mr. Mc Donald will commence Its construction immediately. The friends of Dr. W. C. Kussell ten dered htm a token of their appreciation in the shape of a cane, beautifully inlaid and engraved. Tbe Doctor is very pop ular and deservedly so. The paper carriers will call on some, local poet to compose them an address of Xmas. The choicest inspirations of the muse will glow of the pen of a 'cer tain local bard In the preparation of this address. In conversation with a real estate agent yesterday a Tiuks Kkcohuek reporter learned that the real estate market was very quiet, no sale of any consequence having been consummated in some weeks. little ohlld of Mr. J.' W. Mize had the misfortune to be choked with a seed from some grapes that It waa eat ing. The child was saved from a horri ble death by suffocation only by the timely Insertion of the finger of Mrs. Mize into its wind-pipe. If you are going to buy some one a Christmas present, we can interest you. James Fiiickkr A Buo. tVhst is Home Without Music? Your home may be richly furnished and adorned, but It Is not complete without a piano or organ. Nothing else so beautifies and make home so harmon ious and delightful. It costs, of course, but think of the lasting pleasure and benefit to those you love and live for. Hut, be sure to get a good and musically perfect Instrument that will wear for a lifetime. To secure this at smallest price possible, consistent with high quality, write I.udden A Bates Southern Music Douse, Savannah, Ga, The well known leaders in Southern Plano and Organ trade. Fur twenty-one years this staunch house has been making It possi ble and easy for those of moderate means to purchase fine Instruments. Head their new advertisement In this Is sue aud write them about IL Now is the season to plant your onions. Call at Dr. Eldridge’s and buy your sets. We have just re ceived about ~ ONE THOUSAND pounds of Imported Raisins, finest quality, which we will sell at low fig ures. Nowisthetime to buy what Raisins you need for Christ mas, AmErrocery Co., THE PERFECTION GROCERY. Dec. A vi. Busjnsss Man Elated Over the 8am Boad Extension. Savannah Is enthusiastic over the proepeotebt tbe completion of the Sam road here, and the announcements In yesterday’s Morning News that It has been about definitely decided to begin work on tbe extension in February was eheering news to the business communi ty, which has been affected by tbe break ing off of traffic arrangements between the Sam and tbe Richmond ft Danville. “It will be a splendid thing for Savan- nan,*' said one business man, “to get the Sam in here, and the people ought to assist Col. Dawkins In his enterprise by every means In their power. The gain to the city in buelncu-wlll amply com- pensate for the expenditure of whatever money is necessary. If Col. Hawkins oomes here and offers stock in the Sam I don’t think be will have any trouble In finding takers. It can't help hat be a paying Investment, because Its eounec tion and arrangement with the Louis ville ft Nashville assures success. “The Louisville sod Nashville can get plenty of patronage from Savannah, be cause the merchants are a little tired of being run by one corporation in Just about whatever manner best suits its faney, Irrespective of bow their interests are affected.” Some people believe that tbe comple tion of the Sam Into Savannah will shortly afterward be followed by its lease to the Louisville and Nashville on similar terms to that of the Central by the Richmond and Danville. That would put the big system on an equal footing with the Itlohmond and Danville and would mean a good deal for thie port, beoeause the terminal headquarters with all its necessary offices would be located here, sod what was lost to the city by the removal of tbo Central’s offices to Atlanta would be more than made up by tbe institution of those required by the Lottlsville and Nashville. CoL Hawkins will be here from New York probably next Tuesday on account of the meeting of the Savannah Cun ■true tion Company, and no doubt be will be able to give the people of Sevan nah some Intereeting news about his road and its future.—Mo.ning News. Band the add of Basil A Osklaj. They THE 8TKONOK8T AND PITBEST. The omclal Report of the Minnesota Dairy and Food Commissioner Shews the Itoynl ■taking Powder the Best In the State. The last report of the Minnesota State Food and Dairy Commission contains the details of the state chemlsta’ expert menta and analysis to determine the strength and keeping qualitlea of the various baking powders. Samples of he numerous brands on sale in this state were purchased and first analyzed to ascertain their leavening power. The itoynl Baking Powder le shown by the testa of both state analysts, Prof. Ebcr- manand Prof. Draw, to contain ,be greatest amount of leavening gas of the cream of tartar powders thus purchased end tasted. Hence this powder to offi cially ranked at the head of the list The report attaches great Importance to a series of experiments made to as certain the character, efficiency and keeping qualitlea of the powders, link ing powders that vary in strength or that readily lose strength before use are un reliable and will not give even results; besides, It It qn indication of the use In their compounding of improper Ingredl- lenta. These teste were applied to a large number of samples of different ages of the three cream of tartar pow ders best known In Minnesota. They showed tbe strength or leavening power of the Royal very mueh greater than that'of the others. The uniformity of strength of all the samples of Itoyal tested was remarkable. Its leavening power was practioal'y unimpaired even in the oldest specimens. The difference in the amount of leavening gae in differ ent samples of both tho other brands was so great as to seriously irapslr their usefulness In baking. As much as 24 per cent, toes was found in samples t% few months old. All the samples ot Royal examined by Dr. Drew were re ported of satisfactory strength and quality, A full line of library and pedestal lamps and fixtures sold at reasonable prices at Dit Kr.nmnox’s Drug Store. Constrsetton Farm. The construction force and brigade builders of the Savannah, Americus and Montgomery road have commenced work on the company’s track in the ravine op posite the Montgomery brewery. The line will be pushed through now without delay, across tbe Montgomery and Eu- faularoadto the Savannah, Americus and Montgomery property between Law rence and Perry streets.—Montgomery Advertiser. Free show of artistic needle work on White Sewing Machine at “The Little Sewing Machine Man’s,’’ December 7th, 8th and 0th, CHANGE HANDS. Knox Hats and Crisp Flvs-Da'.lar Bills Cbaacs Hanes. “Crisp against the field r* And two Knox hats are staked. Men were willing to bsck their politi cal judgment on onr streets yesterday with eound currency of the five-dollar denomination. , “The democrats are not io sympathy with Mr. Milla," was the cage reflection of one of tbe elevereat democrats in Americua. “I am againat Mills at ary hazards,' remarked one »l Judge Crip's warmest friends, “and If Crisp la overcome, I want Springer of Illinois/ “I am afraid It will be Mills. He la on tbe hustle. So are allot bis lieutenant*. ‘Anything to beat Crisp* is their motto Mills' canvass to In good hands, sharp, shrewd, level-headrd political organizer* like Carlisle have his canvass in hand, and they are practical politicians whose methods are those of tbe still hunt order with wldcli the students of the Tiiden school of politics are familiar, and they are doing the work for him,” said a curbstone polllloal prophet. Such’were the comments heard on all sides yester day morning Everybody and everything teem* re volving around one pivot, and that “Crisp." “Have you heard anything from Washington?” was put to the reporter a thousand times during tbe morning Sunday's Constitution complicated mattore more and more by the doubting tone of the special from the scene of the struggle. Its usual confidential assertions had given place to speculations, which, though favoring Jodge Crisp, did not predict so boldly the certainty of bis choice. Dels were muds ou ell sides, and whole swarms of Knox hat* will change hands “Devil’s dust” was also bning covered and the result of tits great contest will make notable differences in tbe finanoial statu- of various geutlemen about town. Dr. L. A. Guild, Atlanta, Ga, writes: Win. Sealock, living on my place, bad an ugly running ulcer on til* arm which or dinary remedies tolled to control. A* a laat resort 1 placed him oo a use of B. B. B. and the ulcer began to heal at once, aed effected an entire oure. It It a reme dy well worthy of confidence, nor.’l-lm. Far 8*1*. A valuable piece of truek farming propertv ean be had by applying to sep23-tf The Bask or Sumtes. All Are Enthusiastic. The Americus Light Infantry are jubi lant over the rosy outlook for the “Sec ond Georgia” to answer roll call In the shadow o the World's Fair buildings. The boys will present a prepossessing appearance In their new uniforms, show ing up splendidly beside any other com pany that will shoulder arms at the Columbia in 1893. The Second Georgia regiment Is deeld- edly the flower of Georgia’s military organizations, and since qnly one regi ment will go, them Is every reason why the “Second Georgia" should capture tho plum. Nexttngnnd character I prise printers’ ink.—F«ter Cooper. ■SICK HEADACHE, Disordered Unr, eft, ley ACT UUNMtt ea the Thai Orgat, they ACT UKIIUMe oaths Thai restoring lone-lost Csssplnlss, briagfarg bsck th* Isa *<|t efkipttttspuid arousing with the IMECUD OF HEALTH the whsk Ihyillll WW|| if thsh—el—z. That facts sre admitted hr thousands, In alt classes of society. Largest sale la tho j Of *n druggists. Price as teats a box. ; Ntw York Depot, Ms Ctaal St. »; New let et Country Syrup at 49c Call. Finest Conchy Jersey Setter at flic lb. Recollect that Pickles era very cheap. I would insist that the trade cal and go through my store and see ;he immense stock I carry. It is impoesible to begin to give you an idea of tbe varied assortment kept instock. I propose to mako such prices daring this month for the GASH that will astonish the trade and completely demoralize compe tition. I mean to sell the staff, and have throe times the stock ever before shown in this city. Coll and see. Yon will buy. E. D. ANSLEY, IS COMING. Before yon buy yonr presents, call and examine oar stock and get prices. Engraving or Etching on any article bought, done while you wait, tree of charge. Thompson & Anderson, Hotel Windsor Jewelers. GLOVERS OPERA HOUSE ONE NIQHT ONLY, Thursday, December 10. Presenting their latest comedy, A Social Session Oneof the funniest plays ever written. Re plete with stactaK, Untieing, and si eclttplre; a skillful blendtnsof dsllelons linmor, spark ling scenes, meloulonasong., popular mimic, bristling with the llvellctsort of funnv situ ations. Continuous stream of laughter train beginning to snd. Written for LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY! Accompanied by the famous Black Hussar Baud lagnlflbently uniformed and c'egahllr .quipped, renderin* In so rxquMte manner a el*M of music never before attempted by any •imltoroiganlsatlon. ReprtMititlve Travellsg Bind ol An tries. ROWAltD R. NICKERSON. OUR STAR ORCHESTRA. Our giand parade occur* from Thompson A Audur-on’* at ‘Jo’clock, sharp. Price* reg ular. H.-atnonimle at Thompson A Antler- ARE TOLERABLY GOOD, But who wants a tolerably good egg? And there’* a heap of trouble about a tol erably good stove. This season has proven that there is one line of stoves at least that is good (without the tolerable) and they are sold at the Ar tesian Corner. The Artesian Corner Stoves are fitted up with forty pieces of ware, where other dealers only give twenty-six. As usual, you get more and pay less at the Artesian Cor ner. They don’t like it—the “tolerably good’’ stove dealers—but not only have we out prices—but they are going to stay cut—so say Butler & Berry> . ... l 'V : ‘ . i" r ’ ~' J, ‘ V .ARTESIAN CORNER, Lee and Lamar Streets. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Weed I Wood 11 Chambliss Bros.wlII deliver wood any where in the city, oak and pine, cut any ength desired. Orders left at their ginnery, near Central depot, or at Davis Bros.’ furniture house will receive prompt attention. Satisfaction guaran teed. novl2-sun-tuesftfri-lm. Fall has come snd with It the time to tattle “that little blir’at Dk. Xi.nnitHiK's. A MAN £££8450 HIS NEICHBORI S375. i’erilir vrr* riano. Insura Yourself LSLJ LUDDEN A RATES, Smml, fit. aasaaaB Yeoman’s Wood Yard. Read the following low price*: 7 load* for £>.00. 3 loads for f £.». Hawed to suit pnrehaaer. Call hnd leave your orders at once. octc30-d3ni .UJ. YEOMAN*. WOOD YARD. We In ve'opened un a dreUelaaa Wood Yard, at lhert«nnd$rd Oil Titiik, and solicit the petronage o tin* rlllr.eft* of Americua. We will ftiruMi *•**•»,drj oak. pice or hick ory wood aacbeap hm anybody. All wood •awed to will* pure inner. action guar* antee i. Hrml u» your order-. HAHT * DUCK WORTH. «ov.2rt-6t. City Tax Notice. l>. K. Haisaox, Clerk end Treasurer. November 4, 1X11. 1st. column at tho rate each Insertion. No^M than FIFTEEN CENTS. in win be Inserted In this etc of One Cent per Word for No advertisement token for lass FOB SALB AT A BABOAIN. P I VK Shares New Hotel Huiok. H Hums America. I test Rotate Company tiuck, T-n Snares Mutual Building *nd l/isii Stock, Three Hnares Buena Vista Bank Snick. These stocks are on the market this NT week only. ft It. MINTKH. tIMBItRLLA. o FOR BALK. MB MM pag«* ledger, wr/ cheap. t’ull at IMKa-llECOUDKIl OFFICE. decS-U FOB. RENT. S WO nice room*, carpeted, gas and «a *r, with privilege ot bath tub. Nlewo rooms town. Apply to W,J. 8LAPTEV, under Opera House. dec6»12t ROOM In the Thoinee Building, suitable ' Btlemen’s apartment*. Apply^at B UNCH «»*• KByH, wltn round uru*a •owl” check and pi »ce of Ivory uttachcd. ownereau have *amo bv calling at Tlince- ftecorder oflloe and paying expuuseN. deettf Notice of Sale. Americua Ga., situated on the Mouth aide ol Lamar street, occupied by the People** Na tional Bank, Jno K, »climlJt ami others, known aa the Coker bull ting levied on ua the propertv of F. M. Coker. Hr., to a«tl»ry one City 11 fa In fuv> iron he .Mayor mid City Council of Amerlctm v« F. M.C-dcr, Hr. FI fa iaaued for abating m iiii I shim-*? by I). K. Brlnaon, Clerk and Treasurer A. I*. LI.N(it>, nty Mamlial. December 4, IM I. I in Bfcto* Mm GmSji, Ctturh, Bt For all dleeaeef of the Eye, Ear, None and Thmet,consult Dr. W. I.. BULLARD,of Co- lumbua, Ua. dec I | CHRISTMAS Is coming, and’we are better prepared than ever to supply the public with presents suitable for that happy occasion. Every one buys somebody a Christmas prosont, and we nave got in onr elegant assort ment, something to pleaso every one, no matter how much or how little they may want to spend. In selecting oar HOLIDAY GOODS we have not considered dull times, or the low prioe of cotton, but have bought a much larger stock than ever before. We will not at tempt to enumerate the many beautiful things we have, but will say that there is no more complete stock of all such goods oh are carried in n first-class JEWELRY AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Houso, to bo found in-tho South, than wo now have open for inspect tion, and wo most cordially invite every one to call and see what a handsome stock we have. Commencing Monday, December 14th, our store will be open at night until ten o'clock. We have perfected arrangements whereby our store will be the best lighted of any in the city, and it will be kept comfortable day and night. Our facilities for doing business are such that no house in the country can undersell us. Give us a trial before you buy; if we fail to please you either in goods or price, we do not expect your trade. Goods we sell engraved free. JAMES FRICKER & BRO., 409 Jackson Street, Americus, Ga. BEAUTIFUL Cloth 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 see us whether you buy or not. • WILLIFORD,MATTHEWS & CO. 414 Jackson St, Comer under Hew Hstsl, next to Hill’s Furniture Stirs. || l27!-=-127!— Although our “city father*” have changed our number from 431 to “127,” oar bn I nets la nt the “OIJ Reliithle” nt and wh**re we are better prepares! Uian ever to eupply our custom er*. Wnen you NEED or WANT ft rat-claw. good* don't be deceived but ask fof u OLD Ql'jf SPHINO," YKM.OWHTO.NE," or "MABYt-AN '> Ct.l’H" pure whiskies. We hsiKlIostt tho ltHiJIilK hranils otrtns Whl.klrtt, Whirs anil Brandies. IIIMPORTED MOODS A SPEOIALTY. Our Ntork of Wine* tin* never i***i» equaled Id ‘.hi* market; here are earn* of our popu lar liraixli*: • Angelica.” “Mu*c*tcl,”‘‘Tokay,” “BeVIguon Vest,” “Maderta.” “Bberrv,” “Tort.” “^cunpcrnong/’ and other*- If * *— 1 —* —■ * * — ,L -* - OUR FINE HMOKINU lOHACCO* tried thc*e good* get M>me at <1 _ schaum and Briar goo*!*. Agent* f.*r “Hour her a Trtde” “LsMcnors ae Clean. ever faithful,” la still J ■- fricndN and cuidotners. , r got _ Mr. T.A. Catching*, rhile nerving our mini tu-i, -loamy, “BaMguon vest," “Maderta.” “Bkerrjr,” i*r*. If you want toe best and pnrent, boy th-*ee gooda. i ACCO $ a e “talk of the town.” It you haven T t already *• Mini enjoy youraetf. Wm have e flee line of Pipes-Mevr- B. H. JOSSE ► AHWOW 0*3