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THE AMEJRIOUS DAILY TlMES-RECOh DEJR: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1891. Isas. Harper's Magazine. illustrated. CSS&ftuSW wiu 1 l‘S> bejpven totlruraatlc episode* of Amerl- * The fleld^)fthe next European Wor wUI be i JtiriPB »i»o will be tinfl on the German, vurtrian *nd Italian arintei, illu*trat<d by sfiMSEitfBp^-s .«.«b Hltceie. HARPER’S PERIODICALS PEB YEAB: UARI'KB''* MAO '/.INK *** harpkr:« JOTrX;:::;:;:;;;;:;::::; IS HARPEh’H young people... 2oo pnt*t ga free to all subscriber* in the United states, L'anad i and Mexico. The vo urocHof the Mag** ne the number* for June and vear When uo time i« spec lied, subscrip tions will bogl.i with the n u w *;rr n JJ* the time of receipt of order. Bound urnes of Harper's Magazine back, in neat cloth hi* ding. will be sent by nmll. pn»t-putJ. .»Q receipt of «*«• V*' unie X'loth ca*es. for bl ding,** 1 !cents each —by mull, post-paid. lt«*'»,|ttanee* »housd be made by powt'Ofllee money order or draft, toavld chance of low. Newspaper* *■ re not to copy this advertIse- men* without the express order of Harper «* Brothers. AiMrc: HARPER A BROTHERS. New vora. ltsos. Harper’s Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harper’s Weekly for the coming yeur will contain more attractive features, more and finer 11 lustratlous, and a greater number of articles of live, luteuse lotereat than will be found In any other periodical. Among these latter lathr will be a series of articles on the tw»ntv-tlvp g;ertest cities of the world, Including five hundred lllus'.ratlons. The • olurobian Exposition, the Army and Navy, great public event-, disasters on land and sea, and thedolngs of the celebrated peo ple of the dav will be desc Ibed and Ul*.o- trated luao a tractive and timely manner. The department of Amateur ►port wlJl <»n tlnue under the direct ion of Caspar W. Wblt- uev. Tne best or modern writers will con tribute short stories, and the most distin guished artists will make the illustrations. The editorial atflolwnf Mr. George William Curtis will romoin a* an especial attraction. HARPER’S PERIODICALS. PICK VKAK: HARPER’S WEEKLY *4 00 HARPER’S MAGAZINE 4 00 HARPER’S BAZAR 4 00 HARPER’S YOUNG PEOPLE .... ‘2 00 ► Postage Free to all subscribers In the Urlted states, Canada and Mexico. Th« Volumes of the Weekly begin with the first Number for January ofeach year. When uo time Is nientl *ned, subscriptions will be gin with the number current at the tlmeof receipt of outer. Round Volumes of Harper’s Weekly for three years back, In neat cloth binding, will be sent by mall, postage paid, nr by express, fre* of-xpr»*« (provided th* freight does not • ?d«* 1 .r per voluin-), lor 17per vol- Cloth eases for each volume, suitable for binding, win lie sent hr mail, (tost*paid, on rece pi of |1 each. V1R County.* house door In S H will berouii ' I he city of Am on Hi, Href Tue«uy In JmmiRry, I ate, lw- tween thelegs! hour.of,ale, tire following .lewribed property, to-wit: Twenty (fli) or MNntjr.Ire (S) bu.lrel, of rorn, more or lew, two (1) bale, of cotton marked J, with private mark* K. a p, nuro- ^re.ndw.ltbj.Mfollower No.Mi weight wiiwmiS!’ *8 ’ •*°J e 4 1,1 th * alliance I" iWotty or Amcrlcui. Also i’S 0 i l,, a !roM !?' mor * or >aae. levied on amttobeioldae lb* property of F.mok Prtce by virtue of a <1 litres. warrant tuned l!i'i?-«. e w l ' , S r !S rc !r urt efSumtercounty In ravorof W. H. Tnndee '*• * hl -‘ "*ld frank y’KpKREBT, Sheriff. CHASED BY MAD DOGS. HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE OF A CLUB MAN AND HIS BEST GIRL. S HER,Kr,| oMl A-Sithter Coustv ■..LTi?“W*? 0 .!?«>« Conn houee d“r iusasB"**™ f lie legal hi ed property, to-wit: *"?<» ?”r Dixie blow .."•.V 0 '?>harrow., Bve (») alngla-treea. on, (I) Dow Law cotton plantar, four «i ret. plow gear, onetl) pitchfork three (*) weSd- (SI> p,ow ho «* and •urape., two (2) acta wagon gear, one til ZfiS" ts i> f ““ r 1,1 br dire. All levied on and *«M •• the property of J. M. BauV by Ij2“J 5* 0, l*a«« ■ fa l**n<*l from the Sit ifJI ?L C 2t ,rt i 0 / eimnty in favor of Jft®rga Mi.pl.ion ve. the eaftf J. Sf. Bau. Th.» Nov. 1, IMll. J.T. HIIMMUUmT Deputy Sheri ft. QKERIFF’S SALE. ° u ,„,, OEOROIA—SOWTga COUXTT. the.. '*;i w, »f < > r e the court houwdoor to ’ vD of Atnerlcua, Sumter county, ueor* S™, , , h *>«al "our. of eale. o” the I»W. the following •rewrlUed pro|i«rty, to wit: * H rewitwln^'| , ™>’.|-l«e<»black,.idef u .rand ..V*» * lerfc P‘ n ** Levl-«1 oa Mini to be Mold u. i Hethew and Will'. Few. ‘"i"//nnj county eourt f! fa. i»u n | from m l <*»>urt of Mu niter, In favor of J. o. fWf. bplh^-i^ Mntiimr and WHIli i rl T ' ^^'P^riy pointed oii^ by J, O. Mo ri bur. This Uh ,iay of November, i»i. M J H. LAMAK, Deputy Bher IT. VjHEUIKFHHALK. u-m . .G&HttJlA—ScMTgi (wbtTXTT* t n the el*? tFI or *}P 0011 rt housG door, **n thJ ftrL^-r f Americas, Sumter county, , ," p "PkgV. .Ide epring and Mde "ought of P. L. ffnK Levied on “y V S!, ■? ld " “*preparty of dr M. hVm, collet of Humte In favor ot the ^vemLrTwt."- J ' * “"*• T, '*‘ J. II. LAMAR, Deputy Plierlff. APPLICATION iAoro. .HDMBMTEAn NOTIC ’vfffV. .WemTMCr e.r,,.7,!. .' J ' C Fudge vSu.uS?- 0 , fT““*“’ r -" ft. mme in i A Yarn tvhi.-h tinea to Prove That Hark ing I log. Do Hite Sometime.—,1111 Some Savage flrute. Don't tVa.tr Much Time in Harking When Ont fur Hlood. No one (mil spoken at the club for qtioiit nn honr when ft racontenr roee to the occasion. Laying aside his pipe with ■ look ot regret lie began: •‘It's a popular saying that barking dogs tlou't bite. Like other popnlar say ings tliis is a fallacy and misleading. Barking dogs do uotbite while they are barking, but there is only one species of canine that sneaks up to you and takes hold without saying a won). -TIiaLis the Scotch collie, which inherits its habit of silent biting from a sheep nipping an cestry." “Story! storyr called ont the pres ident.! ‘Story? ‘God bless you! I have none to tell, sir,’" quoted the raconteur, re membering his classics; “this is only a memory of two dogs, accursed brutes, that lived with an unfriendly man on a sill, over which the postroad was laid. This man, who was a Cain among his fellows, kept two savuge mastiffs, who not only barked but bit wheneverit was possible. I Was courting my first wife up there in ihe Cumberland mountains In British North America where this happened, and had to pass the house regularly. I drove a blooded mare that went like a bird, and the dogs were no mutch for her, but it was very annoying to have them follow me down the hill for a mile or more barking and yelping like demons. They would bark at the stage roaches and run long instances after them, lint the passengers were safe inside and the driver and those on the ontside were too high for them to reach. Bnt I heaid frequent stories of their at tacking men, and being beaten off with sticks and stones. I asked why they were not killed and my answer was «hvn;> the same, a slirttg of the should ers ami tile remark: ‘You don't know the kind of man their owner is.' It seemed that he lived aloue witli his dogs, and people feared him so much they dare not go to him to complain or call in the provincial laws to help ,tbem. A TEHItIBLE CHASE. A crisis came, when ,one day 1 took my sweetheart ont for a sleigh ride in it low pnng belonging to her father, to which was harnessed my own sure and swift footed mare. It was a lovely day and we expected to make a safe and S id descent of the monntalh,.il dis co of ten.or twelve mi lea The air was crisp and cold, the sleighing fine, and we skimmed up the ascent and reached the lauding before we knew we had started. There we were met hv the dogs. 1 think it wonld have been lesa difficult to have gotten rid of a pair of wolves. I dare not give my mare her head going down that long, steep declivi ty on frozen snow, and the dogs, em boldened by the cold or maddened by retreated lashings from my whip, jumped nt my companion and tore her cloak and her dress in mouthfuls. 1 clnblred with my whip awl beat them on the head, lint they did not even seem to feel my blows. Their great black and yellow frames quivered tvith ferocity. The hair on their barks stisal up like iiiuues; tiieir eyeballs gleamed red and angry, uiiil ihe noise they made was deafening awl dis tracting. Oil!’ I exclaimed, ‘why iiaveu't I a pistol?* Issik in the box under the seat,’ cried my companion, whose face waj blanched. I looked quickly, and found u rnsty double barreled horse pistol of a make of forty years ago. Is it loaded?* I asked. Yes, Imt dou't shoot. If you do that man will kill yon!’, - TWO SHOTS FIXED THEM. “I reineutlrer thinking liow like a woman it wgs to tell lue where to find the pistol and then ask me not to shoot. “1 laid the reins loose on the mal e's back and away she went like the wind, beyond my control now, aud I knew she wonld never stop till she was n mile Ire- yond the level gronnil at the foot of tlw hill., ••If the pnug held together; if nothing made the mare swerve from the direct line; if, in fact—if Providence kept an eye on ns, awl the breeching didn't break, we might escape breaking onr necks, t linked back awl saw the dogs gaining cu us, even nt that mad . gait- then I took aim and fired. Bang! Bang! There were two dark objects lying prone on the snowy road, and as qnick ns she enfold gather her feet nnder her my mare stopped in her tracks. She was trained to the tnre of a gnu. “But wy comiwnion nrged me to hur ry on, and we were soon down the in cline and beyond the reach of recogni tion or pnrsnit, and strange to my no one bnt onr two selves ever knew who killed Ibose dogs. We heard the most marvelous accounts of the slaughter, the weapon varying from a tjneen Anne musket to a camion, hat dead they were as door nails, awl their reign of terror over. I imagine their owner did not care to'venture ont to avenge their death. I drove boldly past the bouse every day, bnt was never molested or even Kiisjiecr- ed. But I often heard their unknown slayer praised still applauded for the deed which rid the neighborhood of their hateful presence."—Detroit Free Press. KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE. One of the most frequent and insidious causes of bad bealthik impure blood. This disorder of the system does not always manifest Itself outwardly by sores, eruptions, etc., quite often tho sorsdess is altogether Internal. Tho kid neys feel sore, rite liver feels sore, tho long* feel sore, and a decay sets it that too often ends fatally. Itismuchmore serious for blood poison to manifest it self internally than externally. In such cases neglect means deatb, lor the vital organs once contaminated grow worse unless they grow better, and they will never grew better unless the proper rem edy Is applied. There Is no remedy that equals Dr, John Hull’s Harsnparllln, as a curative agent in cases of blood poi son. When other remedies miserably fall hi give relief, this remedy always checks its terrible ravages, even In in stances of scrofula or syphlllls, and re stores the blood to a state of - absolute purity. Large bottle (102 teaspoonfuls) *1.00. A physician of Waco, Texas, writes; “I know a number of instances of severe eases of blood poison beldg cured by Dr. John Bull’s Sarsaparilla, no other remedy or trea ment being made use of, I consider that no better blood medicine Is manufactured. decl d<£wlmo Sarah Bernhardt’s latest pet Is an Australian o’possum. She Is perhaps perhaps studying how to “plsy possum.” —Syracuse Courier. The Crawfordville (Ga.) Democrat, writes: “It Is not often we commena patent medioines or recommend their use, but after using Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup in a most aggravating case of cough and cold last Sunday, we unhesi tatingly pronounce it to be the moat ef fectual remedy wo ever tried. Wo always keep It in the house.” Nolle* to Advertisers. Copy for change of advertisement must bo handed In at this , (Hce before 12 o’clock on day before publication. This applies to all and will be enforoed Times FimLisiu.vo Co, July 28,1891, tf. Untiling Fish Descrlhnl, Tl(r first time my little Marie, aged twenty-six month*,saw the girl dressing the fish for dinner abe came running to me. her eye* sparkling with excitement, “Mnlnnu. mamma!" she exclaimed. “Maty comb fishes’ hair wid de knife and It all come off!"—Cor. Babyhood. Secretary of N’svy 1 racy believes that before live years are passed 20(1 will be beaten by a trotter of the Electioneer, Wilkes or Nutwood blood, and that the mile will be trotted in 200 in ten years or less. Wood! Wood It Chambliss Bros will deliver wood any where in the elty, 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-tuesAfri-2m. For poultry rmtsert: Feed your chick ens at leasts peck at each meal.—Detroit Free Frees. FORCE THEM OUT. QWIFT8 SPECIFIC is a remedy which ^ it far in advance of medical science, a> it has been expelling Mlcrobi from the blood, and curing the wont diseases for 30 years, and it Is only recently that the aid leal world have concluded that THE ONLY WA Y o cure disease Is to force out tbs baccill! h ough the PORES OF THE SKIN. kwfci Never Fails to do this, ifj I Ms W. C, (‘CRT!*. Editor of the MfcklerboivNewe, it Bojdton, Va, fMgfl K.S'.KhriM'n a most ptUnfal condition. He M/athet be took only throe botike, sod that It eSKted s complete core. Trestlstoo Blood sad 8kto Dltetsee mailed free. Drum A The Christmas S.eason Is now approaching, and the following yon will (inti profit able reading: J. W. HJLKRIS Offer at greatly rcducid prices: Boys’ Express Wagons, Cook and Oil Stoves, Hames, Coll are, Whips, Sash, Doors and Bhuds, Shop-worn Buggies, (sacrificed), Haraess(at less than cost). Wagons, Wood and Willow Ware. PROFESSIONAL Architect and Supoturai V| Americas, Oeori Lamsr street—Murphey Build I M. It. WESTBROOK, M. D. | PHYe*lCl AND MUROEON. .1* Office «ud residence, next house to C. A Hunting ton, Church street. feb 7 tf T A. FORT M. I>. ! Office at l>r. Kid rid re's drugstore. Cad J*be found At night Tn his room, over r Idrldgc*- dm* More. Barlow Block, 'anH-91-tf O R. T. .J. KENNEDY, M. D. PHYHU'IAN \SD HUROEON. . Office nt Dr. F.ldrld**’- Drug fc»U»»e. Can be found «t nlgnt In his office room over Eld ridge’s drug store, Barlow block, febA-ly i” ” ‘Tni. • * "*Sr Jackson street, Americus, 3s. Corckeryf Glass and China Ware, General Surgery snd treatment of the Hoes, Rakes and Agricultural Implements, Eire and Earthen Sets, Tinware, Ranges, Guns and Ammunition, Sporting Goods, Paints, Lead and Oils, Table Cutlery, Sausage Grinders; Heat Staffers, And everything to l>e found in a metropolitan hardware establishment. Visitors from the country' in search of P8SFFL Christmas goods cordially invited to cnll.l J. W. HARRIS, iieosdftwtmo Head Cotton Ave. REAL ESTATE ;|f rp , . ■■ - ? Business Property, Residence Property, Vacant Property, Suburban Property, Small Farms, Large Farms. APPLY QUICK. MERREL CALLAWAY, TEE LITTLE SEfflKB MACHINE MAN orrRRK VORlSALR SEWING MACHINES & MOTORS For all Machines on easy term*, nod can •apply l ha bast Needles, Oils, Unis, Etc,, . rOR All HACHIKS. Special Rttentlon ttveil to raptlt'.njr . •mall Machinery. Ordara; bj mall will r,- reive prompt attention. aPPL,CATION LBAVBT0KKIX GEORGIA—SlTMTltK CoONTY. „ Wherm. Penny Lowery and Lee Lowery, executors or the e»Uto of Richard Ixiwery.de ceased, having made application for leave to »11 the l*nd belonging to Mild deceased. These are therefore to eft* and admonish rtlaa concerned, whether kindred ot all wr«vr etev^ -- —— —- —;—— creditors, to show cause ou or hen»re the December term of the Uourt of Ofdjnary of said county, to be held on the dm Monday, In January next, why aald petition should W*2 n !n1 •ff. p n «°n r mc,.l .ln.ti.re. DE. F. A. THOMAS, Physician and Surgeon. mil do a general practice In the city and vicinity. He will be found at hi* office when not profeulonally en gaged. Will keep elate on office door. Office: Second floor, Arteiian Block. .unAw ly 4-11-91 Lost Dogs. One red twelve months old honnd ippy, dark nose, very faat and thor oughbred. Alan, one roan whelp puppy, one year old, of same stock. Any one giving information leading to the recov ery of the above dogs will be paid ten dollars for each dog. A. 4. Majoiis, dec!2-d*wtf. “EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY.’ J inad those words he reaU7.ed the utter vanity of par vice embodied In those few words an crmi) on Life. EAT!, ._ Its perfect appointed I epicure. Ffsn, Hteak, Oyst. re, i_ chef, and served la metropolitan style. | DRINK! Anything you msy call ftir, from Cllqnnt, Yellow Label and Puese Ca r e, tn Corn Whiskey. The latest and most aril.tie of mixed drinks, hot and sold, made lor you by professional bar-tenOere. BE MERRY Z After your corktall and your dinner yon wilt And billiard, and pool tn the epaeioue parlor back of thi ealoon, aud with Ivory balls, perfect table —" — eeripiiita. you can spend nn pleasanter hour DOCTORS J. B. AND A. B. HINKLE Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose A Specialty. feblMf »Hospital Modica € has. a. hrooks, m (Graduate of Bvllcv College, N. Y„ twice graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School,chief Hurgeon S. A. M. R. R.etc.) Offers his professlonalser- vices as a general praetltoner tothecltlxens of Americus and surroundtngrounlry. 8p«* f**S *" e utton given to operative surgery, Including the treatment of hemorrhoids, fis tula, stricture, catarrh. and all diseases of Anus, Keetam, Genitourinary system and nose and throat. Office In Murpliey building e* 1 ? 1 ^. Connected by speaking tube with Kldrldge's Drug Store. Call, should be left or telephoned there during the day. At E A. HAWKINS, . ^ ATTORNEY AT LAW. * Office upstairs on Mranb-rry conifer. W P. WALLIS, . AITORNEY AT LAW, Americus, Go. Will practice in all courts. Office over National Bank. W v T. LANK, ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, *. .a a. Americus, G*. Prompt attention given to all business pbufed In m^hsnchh Office in Barlow blocs, room 6. r HIXON, AT.ORNEY AT LAW ^ . Atnerlcus, Ga. Office fn Bagiev hutldlng. opposfG the Court House. Prompt a'tentlon given to all business. Iun5-tt. M aynard a smith, ATTORN EYH AT LA W. . Americus, Ga. Prompt and carefui attention given to alt r : A1T8LX7 it AK6LEY, 1TTORNKYH AT LAW, Americas, Ga. A Will practice In the eountlea of Ham- ter, Hcbley, Macon, Dooly, Webster, Stew art, In the Supreme Court, and the United States «‘oor». b\ K. GARDNER. Manager. A WELL DRESSED MAN P*re molt peri n'.r Rireoiiontn th* -tylnund qnelltv of bU f'pt-mr, knnwlogtbet however >R»,y Ir hl» geiierel wearingnppvtrl n pelf “f bed ehiire n t-rly inulliHrx .1 ■ »ffeot. ARTHUR RYLANDER, A‘. BYL&NDEB'COBBER, oRrric* la etovk • Ho* nf M-d’h, Lkdie’e hoiI Child,en'i SHOES, nneqathd in SonlhwMi Ororgt*. ' TNi Utnt Blocks In the Cerobratid DUNUP HATS. Umbrellas and Walking Canes. A CompletelShoe Bepairfng (Shop Up-stxlrs. PRIVATE SANITARIUM?DISPENSARY FOR THE TRKATMKNT OF DISEASES OF WOMEN. ATLANTA, GA. Mr., Dr. MnntiDli . / nermiesmn in r milnoer of prominent «n<l well-known lidlee of AtlentR Rnd other rltleenrthe Month. All eorr«|ioii<lenro nnd <-on- ■iillRtlon ei.tetly conOdentlRl. Fnr ihtrlleultre, Rrttlrea. MRS. ROSA F. MONNIHH. decio-ni. (PhyslFlnn In Charte.) T. M. Allen T. E Allen. E. Taylor, ALLEN, TAYLOR 8c CO. Have the best bargain for a qnick purchaser in the pity. 0-rooro honpo. High and dry. Boat residence part of,' city. 1800 cash. Balance monthly installment*.! ALSO PINE FARM LANDS. Walter K. Wrratlrv, J. H. Fitkorralr Wheatley ft Fitagerald, ATTORNEYS AT LAW’, Office: MX Jackson St., Up Stairs, AMEHICUH, t GEORGIA janT*tf Wkllhohn F. Clark a. Frank A. Hook ta CLARKE A HOOPER, Attorney* at Law AMERICUS. ..... OBOROIA mavlft-ri-w-l.v L. J. BLALOCK Of Americus, Ga. J. B. HUDSON Of Preston, Ga, Hudson A Blaloelc, ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW. Will prartlco In all the court* of the 8 tilb* western Citcult andothrr courts by contract. decITtf K. O.SIMMONS, W. H. KIMBROUGH SIMMONS * KIMBROUGH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Harlow UlooU, Room 4. Will practice In botb State and Federal Courts. Strict attention paid to all buslneseentrustadto them. Telephone No. 105. l9-lA90tf G. 1 Plans and specifications furnished for buildings of all descriptions — public budd ings especially. I'oran unicatloas by mall to either office will meet with prompt at tention. Win, Hall, Superintendent a merl ons office* PAhlVnkff, f C'JVlIi AND H ANITA BY RNGINRKKs. 14 Plans and e timates for water supply, sewersge and general engineering aork* Con*truction •iipermtemfed. sewerage a specie.ty. Uffit e W Lee stre< t, a meriuus* Ga apr21-8m ISOS. Harper’s Bazar. ILLUSTRATED If .a i'M khV liA/salxa journal for the home tlous, I'arln dchitfns iiml pattern sheet sup- meiitsaro fndts|H‘itHableullketo|lte noine drc^s-imiker and the professions! moolste. No expense U spsred to make Us artistic hi tract hcne** of the highest order. Its bright stories, amuriug comedies, and thoughtful essays xt'lUfy all tastes, and Its last page Is famous as a budget of wit and * umor ‘In It* weekly Issues ev*-r> thing lw jrlaued **hle|i I* of Interest to women. The Serials for IMrj will be written by Walter Besant nnd William Black. Mr*. Ollphaut Will become a eontrlbutor. Marion Kur land's llmely Talks, “Daylnand hay Out,” nretiitemlf-d lor matrons, and lleien Mar shall North will spec ally address girls T. \V. IfIgglnsoo, in -Women nu.l Men,” will plca-e a cultlv .ted audience. HARPER’S PERIODICALS. Per Vear: II AHPKU'S BAZAli^ HAltl’KK'rt MAGAZt: HAlU’KR’rt WEKK IIAHPKH’H YUl^