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f •; .• /- v . • , THE AMERICAS DAli^Y TIMEfe-KECOltDEH: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBERJ# itt'.n, 11 THE^aMES-RECORDER. TK!>, APRIL. i&) 1. ’}I7H*CRIPT1<>X : D ult, OfSi Yeah. 5«.' Oaily, or* Month ff KKKLY,QXK YEAR. l.« Weekly. Six Months, - For advertising n*teh arid res* fUsoJM My hick, Editor and Manager. THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Americus, Ga. THEN ANI> NOW. Tiit* Haiti more Manufacturer* Record contrasts the business conditions of De cember, 1890, and December, 18(0, in the following parallel statement: December, i«o. Desern’oer, I>»1 A great pnnle ailed 4 he |inn!<* has | asKt-ri. Injr the who!** wort.lj Hlg banka and bank* -Hank* anil hnnk*r» ers failing. emhuiriaHiir over look. Distrust everywhere. Buslue** Office, Teleplioio Editorial Room*, after 7 Telephone 29. A.m ;ricus, Ga., Doc. 30, 1801. Tin: question of the hour is: “Will Jay Gould swear off and turn over a new leaf on the new year?” Well, hardly. M.u. Ciias. H, Smith, the well known aud popular Hill Arp, will write no more for the Atlanta Constitution. He made this announcement in his letter of Sun day last Confidence »|UT Six hundred tnou-and lens of ateel nil’s »o*dv ordered Largest grain rr n ever raised—«*xre*»d Ing the yield of 1H9" bv I r m0,f 0»,t’00 bush mr «5’, '' 1 l.usincse Ih.ir iirmo-l to li.n- ,tg #11*- Ibelr business. with an mprecp. I dented demand for day fa III. dsluff* The heaviest Minin *»x< ports ever known, very New enterprises very How can the editor of the Thomasville 'Timcs-Kntcrprise be a Triplett when there isn’t but one of him, ami never was? He isn’t even a twin, though lie still stands a chance to double up, as 18H2 is leap year. Govkhxou Xobthkn is doing yeo man work in the interest of a Georgia exhibit at Chicago. He should have the co-operation of every citizen in the State. Give Georgia a place and a show ing at the great fair.—Thomasville -Tlmes'iCnterprbc. d«v. declining—di-, Stock* advancing- blends poised. , dividend* d dared 1 anil In many esses the rule Increased f»;rapiraliR(* seeWIni rt-j good Investment*, deuce In scything. 1 Business men afral Tin* sotilh hu« stood ofthe s<»* fh nnd It i the strain and dein- fiif.itrent* account of; on*t rat'd that 1l Is the pan e. the b-st lnv**iu ment Capitalists Tin field In Hie world. i»r the,The outlook promises fu»u r e a year of nhenom- llstnal beyond de-: onal eetivlf and seription. prosper!!* in i«r>. The record follows this with letters Lotto Di kkki;ix, who succeeds the late Earl of Lytton a? ambassador to from such bankers and financiers as Charles Stewart Smith, Henry (.’lews, Frederick Taylor ami the Seligmans. These eminent capitalists all agree that the country is about to enjoy an era of unbounded prosperity. The only dan ger to be apprehended is unwise legisla tion. Attention has been called to so many Paris’, is said to have been honored with ; defectlve > a «» H the late lc<ii«- more dignities than any Englishman ! Ia,n " : tbat 11 ,al K ht aav « excuse and since the Duke of Wellington. In hi ,, trouble to submit the wlmle bunch to the case there seems to he nothing'll! a name, | »"P™m« «,urt at once to be so. ted over as no duffer could rise as lie has doue. j w,t1 ' a lluvv " f M ‘P ara,ln ‘« " le 0,,air f,om ! the wheat’—if there be any wheat.—Co- Witu all his boasted payment of the ‘ lumbus Enquirer. freight, Jones of Binghamton has not j yet been able to have the gubernatorial * or P u * ,u in **' goods delivered to 1dm. Jones has al ways been paying the freight on goods going instead of coming, and this is why his well known record don’t avail him anything in %a/lng the goods delivered at his own door. —IS OVER, BUT— Bargains Are Still the Go! AT BEflLL & OAKLEY’S. ILL STRICTLY WINTER GOODS AT COST! For the next Thirty Days. Flannel Dress Goods, Woolens, Repeliants, White and Col ored Flannels, Canton Flannels, Blankets, Cloaks. Shawls, Wool Gloves, &c, at cost. • in Dress Goods Bedford Cords 90c. worth $1 and $1.25. 25c Plaid Flannels for 18c. Auii.vu all foreign nations great and small the name and bonus of the United States is a byword and a reproach when It conics to the question of lighting and protecting her citizens abroad. That is why Chili is so bold, and why the United States mast do something to retrieve the smirched reputation the has among the nations of the earth. Within the past three or four weeks quite a number of the Republican mem bers of the Ohio legislature whose votes were counted for Sherman have deserted him nnd gone over to the camp of the Foraker men. Thu farmers of Ohio are against Sherman, and the indications are that lie will soon go to join Ingalls. Tills is as It should be; anybody is better than Sherman. Don’t dwell unnecessarily upon your “losses during the year." If yon have life and health and home and dear one left, roil up your sleeves and begin tile year courageously. Millions of men have thus met misfortunes ami mastered them Dwell on the dark side only long enough to learn its lesson; ti.cn turn and close tile hook. Nothing is more un profitable to the mind than brooding over past defeats.—Louisville Courier- Journal. Htnmseli, colic and cholera morbus therejpii nothing better than < chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhrua Remedy.- For sale ;by W. C, Russell, Americus, da. dcel-dAwlm. The consumption of steel pi muted at :J,300,080 daily. csti- Titt; cranks are after brains now. Due called upon Mr. Vanderbilt, on Satur day, and demanded li's braids, lie wanted to have them analyzed, lie got the grand bounce instead of tiie brains. Here’s a new danger confronting the cd itorlal fraternity. First they wanted our millions, and now they are after our brains. Let the Georgia editors each get himself a alugger to attend bis foot steps and stand off the Philistines, as •lay Gould used to do some years after a Xew York broker I lettered him up. Cabpixo at the committees ebusen by Speiker Crisp now begins. It seems to be rather too general to be really well founded, thinks the Augusta Even ing News. What is chiefly complained ot Is that be exercised his own judge ment instead of taking the advice of those who are always so witling to give advice by the barrel whether it is wanted or not lint Judge Crisp is the man to bear ail responsibility for any blunders that he may make. Therefore be seems to be justified in allowing his selections to be guided solely by his own opinions of the meu for whose iituess ho is to thus become measurably the spon sor. With Hnlm'au to guard the treasury there seems to lie no goo t reason why - the present collar -ns should not make s record that will ap(A.C the hlllion dollar spendthrifts when they come to face the nation at the polle next year. The chairman of the ways and means rouunltee assures the country that tariff reform and ce.yiomy shall he the lead- ins tenues berore conxresa. This Is a combi- nation that Is hound to win.—Telegraph. But the trouble is that the billion . dollar dongress made the bulk of their steal to consist in bogus pension appro priations wblcb will continue from year to year in spit* of the present congress, as the pension tiers cannot be repealed or even modified except by the co-opera tion of the Senate and President. The S2nd Congress can’t reduce much, as their hands will be tied. • USED THEM IS HIS BLOTT-flUS. Doctor—“ Well, my line little fellow, you have prot quite well ngaln. I wii stirs the pill* I left for you would cure you. How did you take them, in water or Intake?” Bov Oh, I used them In my blow- pun.” The little follow put the nasty, preat, griping. old-fa«hloned pills to n good use. At most, all his Intemnl economy need ed was a do.se of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They are tiny, Rigar-coated granules ea«y to taue, and are* gently aperient, or actively cathartics, according to size of dose. As a laxat ivc, only one tiny Pellet U required. The “Pellets” euro Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipation, Indi gestion. Bilious Attacks, and all de rangements of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. , . The “Pellets” are purely vegetable and operate without disturbance to tht system, diet, or occupation. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are the cheapest pill, sold by druggists, because they are guaranteed to give satisfaction in evera case, or their price (25 cents a vial £ li refunded. Can you ask more? J. B. DUNN, DOMESTIC - COAL! For Sale this Season. I shall be p re pal red to furnish a high grade Lump Coal for Crate purposes, in any quantity.thisjfall and winter. S. R. SIMS Stolen. ... *n* hnd shoes on iront fwi !(*•» riifhi *l»on hud mvlooii it, but tin* left hud no **e»I*, lie*- MOftblo rewurd tor intormui on to Strayed or Stolen. A Lurfv H«d C*»w with ncwr un back. Strayed **r tiolen fr »m my te-ldenc** on For- rwlNUcrt. An> I’•(urination ttadln* 10 her recowrjr wii: l#eliberty r-warded- dtettSL It. P. »XYDKR. 35c 50c 60c 75c 90c Serge Flannels Dress Goods “ 6cc. “ “ “ 70c. 25 c. 35 c - 45 c - SupsyiMWM The hand that rules the World. The litiud that rocks the craJle 1ms also quite often a hand in buying the Clothing, Shoes and Hats for the family. The head of the house canuot attend to these matters and leaves them to the realty superior judgment of his “frau.” She “shops” nround and generally knows very quickly where she prefers to buy her shoes. And if we may he pardoned the egotism, we may say that the larger number of housewives in Amencns’ and surrounding country have found their way to 35c Henrietta 2SC. Towels, Napkins, Table Damask, White Spreads, Lace Curtains, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, &c., at greatly reduced prices for 30 days. ENTIRE ST(KK AT CUT PRICES FOR 30 DAYS. JOHN R. SHAW’S 66 Eagle” Shoe Store. 119 Forsyth Street, A3IEmCUS. GFA. We Eclipse All in quantity und quality, lowness of price, promptness aud courtesy of service, etc. We Ask the Favor of a Call. BEALL & OAKLEY, 311 Lamar St ’Phone 93. 127! 1271^-127! ••npi'O » lltfi’IU'M In* Whlukti**. WliiMHiid Hnwiib’M IMPORTED GOODS A SPECIALTY. tin* never 'qUHleil H !h'- rnn'ko' Mtl*<”l!<’l * Mud of.lt r* >L r H FfN'K MMOK Nt* i *»H \CCO “tnik or the t'»w tried the>e n-t -fono *»t »fiw find enjoy yourHOlf. We hn r fopt JOHN R. SH:^ 117 and 119 Forsyth St.. Americus, Ga YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE! The Ihristnias Season is now approaching, aud the following you will find profit- able reading: If you haven't alrendy gondii i(et -nine at or; w mid enjoy yourHOlf. w>un\vaftne lloeof Flpe» M ..mid HrlnritA«*nt*if»r“-oiiiher l*tide”"L»>»ei,orH«*c(Isitni Vlr. P.A. Cmihl’iK*. th» •*exvr fdlhful,” I* *tlll with nt'.Hnd Im a way* Im-mI p'en»>-d Idle *eivin< our nunu’rmi* trleinU und miNtoniem. Don't foigm the place. B. HL JOSBEY, AMEBICUS GA T. M. Alien. T. E. Allen. E. Taylor REAL ESTATE AGENCY. One 2-story brick store house, on Cotton avenue, $5,500; first floor rents for $65 per month. Thirty-five acres; the best suburban house in the city; fine location; new house; good water. Will sell all or part. Come quick. ALLEN. TAYLOR & CO. W. II. R. SCIIROF.DER. J. T. MAHONEY. IT£.-W PIBb£. SCHROEDER & MAHONEY, Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters. 519 JACKSON ST., AMERICUS, CA. 1 have associated Mr. J. T. Mahoney, Lite of Atlanta with me; ami we will be prepared to give the public the finest class of work and at the lowest prices. W. H. II. SCnROEDEH. I'i-Mf rD T") ARE AND LIFE INSURANCE. REPRESENTING THE SAFBSTAXH STRtiSGESTCOMPANIES IS THK WOHLD. Insurence placed on City and Country Property. Office on Jackson !' 1 Street, next door below Mayor 1 ! Office. CHRISTMAS VEAL and MUTTON! J. W. HJLESIS lllTrr at greatly reduced prices: Boys’ Express Wagons, Cook nnd Oil Stoves, Humes, Collars, Whips, Sash, Doors and Bh'uds, Shop-worn Buggies, (sacrificed), less than Harnesslat less than cost). Wagons, Wood and Willow Ware, Corckery, Glass nnd China Ware, Hoes, Bukos aud Agricultural Implements, Fire nnd Earthen Sets, Tinware, Bnngos, Gtius and Ammunition, Sporting Goods, Paints, Lead and Oils, Table Cutlery, Sausage Grinders, Meut Stuffers, And everything to be found in a metropolitan hardware establishment. Visitors from the country in search of useful Christmas goods cordially invited to call. J. W. HARRIS, Head Cotton A ve. •lec'UKVwlni" ‘A thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever’ It would be impossible for us to enumerate the many beautiful and attractive articles that we have on exhibition and for sale. Our stock of Holiday Goods is now complete in all respects ami the public are cordially invited to call and inspect it. In addition the line of articles usually curried in an establishment of our kind, we have numerous others bought especiuljy for the Holiday trade. Come and see them. Very Respectfully, ALLISON & AYCOCE 40G Jackaou St./ffculer Hotol Windsor. 9-S-fl-ly Those wishing a nice quarter of the above ahoultl call and leave their orders in time. SOMETHING IVJEW! Fine Knack Sausage. Head Oheese, Etc. MAYO Sr WINKLER’S No. 213 Forsyth St, Telephone 119. Americus, Ga. “EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY.” When the Avon hurt penned those words li« realised the utter vanity of earthly e* l<|,,!K ’ and lit. advice embodied In IIumc raw words an essay on Life. EAT! Dak Hall in Its perfect appnluted restaurant e .n >nll«ry the ta.te ot the most fsslloi epicure. Sun, stenk, Oyst. re. and Oiun- iu season, coosed by an experienced ef, and served In metropolitan style. I3L4HVK! Anything you may call for. from Cllqnot, Yellow Libel and I’nsse Cafe, to Corn Wh**" The *»te»t and moat urtUiic of mixed drinks, hot nnd Mill, tnatie tor you by prnreedonai bnr-Unden. be merry: , After your e.» Mali and your dinner run will Ond Millards and poo! In the spacious ps berk or ibv sakain, nnd with Ivory balls, perfect tables Mid well trained servants, you esu spend no pleasanter hours then at * F. K. GARDNER. M«aa*»- l pi an be tm m< vii lib Fa sol il