Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, February 07, 1893, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPIANOS ■ AND • ORGANS AMERICUS JEWELRY CO., 431 «Taekwon Street, . . . AmericiiH, Georgia. -*8Sold for Cash and Installments. + We defy Quality and Prices 6«- CARL J. SCHNEIDER, oct3 Manager of Music Department. IHIRE1 BRILLIANT 1 FERFECTI no ivmrnHEiir and kni>oiiskd WBEIlKVKIt C1KI>. iTht Moat'.Popular GIwim In the IT. 8 They are daily worn and warmly praised by tbaaolld Representative Men of this coun try many uem being of National fame. Tha list embraces Bankers. Merchant)*, Law yers, Governor* Henators, Foreign Minis- tan, Mechanics, Preachers, MBHl EMINENTUN ALT. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND THEM. They caanot be bought at your residence, aa they are not supplied to peddler* at any prlca. BUY NONE BUT THE GENUINE ! DR. E. J. ELDRIDGE. A. K. HAWKES, _ Manufacturing Optician, Main Oflice, IS Wh'tehall Street. Lens Grinding Plant, 10 Decatur Kt., ruder Save Paying : Doctors 1 : Bills BOTANIC I sJBLOOD BALM; THE GREAT REMEDY < - FOR ALL BLOOD ANO SKIN OISEASES • Hu ban thoroughly tamte-d hy cm- I - Incut physician* and the people . for 4* *nd nerer full* to I cor* uufckly and poruumcntly t SCROFULA, ULCERS. ECZEMA. RHEUMATISM, PIMPLES, ERUPTIONS. < and all manner of t: ATI SO, SPHKMUSO and | loanSrT^lgpcrbottle,S bottle*for«&. For j ““IT FREE WOND?r^«rBE^ i BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Os. ( B.B.B OPERA HOUSE , Fib. 7, '93 THE CITY IX 1IRIKI The Theatrical Event ol the Season First lime here of the ^rcat laugh pmvi'kvt THE MERRY COMEDY, From the Garden Theatre. New York DR.BILL IN THREE ACTS. ri<t*c.\Tt:ri «v An Excellent Company. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. I Insertion. No advertisement taken for leer than FIFTEEN CENTS. GOOD and plucky boy l *« A _ up omce anti g«i t uni tv for a »*> v S. C. COOPER. T fel)7-!U . A. & M. It It. BITS OF LOCAL NEWS PICKED UP HERE AND THERE And Carefully Condensed for llurr e* Readers—Wliat tlie People Said and III* Yesterday—News of the Day Told It *hnrt Paragraph*. Will the street railroad help Atncri cur? Then put your name down among the purchaser* of ticketH when the committee call** upon you today. “I)r, Hill” is one of the funniest, brightest comedies out this season. It ranks with “The Hustler” and “The Llazzler.” Don’t fail to s«*e the fun at the opera house tonight. Mr, Joseph Hritton is yard roaster at the S , A. A M.road instead of the Cen tral, as was stated in these columns Sun day. Vartlmaater Denson is still doing efficient work for the “old reliable.” The many friends of Mr. J. II, Free man will regret to learn that he is very ill at his home in the city from an at- (a:k of pneumonia. Ail will wish for him a speedy and complete recovery. The olliceof car accountant for the S f A. A M. road has been abolished for the present. The 'position has been filled most acceptably by Mr. W. J. Matthews for the past several months. lu chambers this morning Judge Fish will rentier his decision in the case of the Drs Hinkle for ball. It is hardly probable that further argument in tho case will he heard at this time. Common laborers were never more plentiful iu this city and section than , hut good cooks, house servants and of all work about the house and yard are scarce. If you would have your printing done promptly, neatly and cheaply semi your orders to this oflice. We make a speci alty of all kinds of plain and fancy print •ng. The managers of the opera house make this announcement to their friends. They will have a good show tonight. Dr. Hill” will interest and electrify. Is a lino comedy, you will say so when you see it. Little business of general interest was disposed of by the city fathers at the regular meeting of council last night. Farther action In regard to the street railroad matter has been deferred for the present. 'Iho county commissioners met regular monthly session yesterday. With the exception of passing upon the several bonds of county oflicers present ed, there was nothing done out of tho regular routine of business. Kvery citizen of Americus is deeply interested In the movement to start tho street cars again. Don’t you think they would help Americus’.* Then help your self, your town and your neighbor by adding your name to the list of pur chasers of tickets today. Yesterday was by far one of the most disagreeable days of the new year, and was in strange contrast to the balmy spring weather of last week. The day throughout was cold, damp, raw and dismal, and ouly those ventured upou the streets who wero compelled to do so. An important meeting of the general passenger agents of the railroads in the Southern Passenger Association is to he held at St. Augustine, February 14th, It is understood that the matter of chief interest to come up is the tixiug of the World’s Fair rates, which have been so long looked for by the public. The Savanuah and Western tunnel is again blocked up. A la.go rock fell in the tunnel Saturday while a force was at work blasting, tearing up some of the track and blocking it. Workmen are now at work arching the tunnel and completing the repairs made necessary by the recent disastrous fire, hence the blasting. POSITION* Cl'AltAM KKD Hy III# Ms- eputa- i Kiiaint** College •> con, Georgia. The established reputation «i Georgia Husincss College, which all other southern institutions, cna to do what no other is doing, viz: antee a position to every person of age ability and good moral that who completes its prescribed coins Many text book colleges are shi ly seeking to conceal their lack of and intluoncc, by hinting that n hie institution will guarantee | Yet this celebrated cdllegi real business by purely practical meth ods, not only boldly gives this guarantee, but is making it good in every instance. It had fifty students front a dozen states, north i.rnl south, to enter last month: and in addition to placing every graduate, has now on hand numerous unfilled applications from the best pro fessional and mercantile firms for book keepers and stenographers, at salaries of to $1,oOO.OO per annum. Kvery young lady anil gentlemau de siring to become independent should write, for full particulars, to Wyatt A Martin, Macon, Ga. feh7 lm Nnfety I>«•)><»■ It Rose Tli« Hank of Commerce lieg* to announce that It liaa {.laced in ita vault* a*ii|>ply of Herring, Hall, Marvin ateel, fireproof safety vault*. The** vault* are of the |xte*t and moat approved pattern* and afford the l»**t and nfoct conv nleiit method for the *»fe keeping of det-d*. mortgage*, note*. *tocka, homl*. diamond*, jewelry and other valuable*. Kach box ha* a *• parate key tvlifrh I* kept hy the owner of the box nod tint* privacy a* well aa aafety I* Insured. The hank ha* various »lK*aof tit-a* Imx-a to mult all need* and trill rent them at the low price »f *:». *1 and *3 each p r annum payable qiiarI ri ty, jan'.’h-1 m Perfumes, perfumes, toilet articles colognes, toilet soaps and toilet requi sites, hair and tooth brushes, combs, clothes brushes etc., at Dr. K. J FI dridgo’s. If you want the best Hour made, buy (iathrighl’s “Daisy.’’ For pure and fresh drugs call on W. K. Mims, druggist iu new postoflice building. Will Wallace, a young man at Stan ford, Ky , went to Danvillo to seo his sweetheart and came home demented. WILL ACCEPT THE PLAN. The HonlI*western StockhohUi• Expect*.I to Favor lleorganl*at|on. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the .Southwestern rail«^ road takes place in Macon, Thursday. At this meeting President Baxter and the committee a| pointed at the last meeting to visit New York and ascertain all possible information concerning the reorganization of the Central railroad will make its report. The committee was expected to arrive in Macon from New York yesterday. The report of the committee is very im- i portant, as it will to a large extent de- j cide whether the Southwestern stock- . holders will enter into the reorganiza- | tion. e‘> “It is openly stated,” said .Sunday’s * J Macon Telegraph, “by some of the large t stockholders that the reorganization I plan will bo adopted at this meeting, as | tho investigations *»f the committee are \ | understood to have been very satisfac for y. llol.I it to th* l.lght. The man who tells you confidentially just what will cure your cold is prescrib ing Kemp’s Balsam this year. In the h teaches f preparation of this medicine for coughs ui coldst sp tied to bine only the best ami purest ingredi ents. Hold a bottle of Kemp’s Balsam to the light and look through it; notic* the bright, clear look, then compare with other remedies Large bottles at all druggists, -'i0o and $1. feb7 4w If yo uhlo don’t sympathy from pc had any. Ilring in your job printing to Tiik Timks-Kkcorrkk oflice f*»r your fall business. Pi ices and quality of work can’t be bettered elsewhere. tf until last a married Minnie—I didn’t knot light that Mr. Kelvey w Helen—Di<l lie tell you? Minnie—No; but he asked Fred for a nail to fasten his suspender with.—Chi cago Inter Ocean. I* money 1 st. Time saved is money I saved. l ime and money can be saved i by using Gail Horden Kaglo Brand Con densed Milk in your custards, puddings I ami sauces. Try it and be convinced. ; < roceis and druggists. The Bn had of the tijs in .fall, negroes, Hill and g before Judge inly court, yester- the charge of larceny nd.thc latter for assault Guaranteed to cure itch in 30 minutes. For sale by all druggists. mar30d«fcw-lyr l’se Gathrigbt’s “Daisy” flour; don’t “just as good.” fel>4 dot take n< Give your account to the Hank of Coni nierce; you will find them prompt, accu ra’e and accommodating. No institu tion is better equipped for a safe hank ing business. Mathews, day, the tii from the In with intent to murder. The theft of a bottle of liquor is sad dled upon Hill, and so conclusive was the evidence to that end that Judge Mathews bound him over to tho regular term of court in the same of F7">. The cash was not forthcoming and William will pine in the coop until the day of the trial cotnes around. The case against .Steve Bonner, assault with Intent to murder, was dismissed, the evidence showing that tho shot which winged Tony Howard, another unbleached dude, was accidental. So licitor Hooper appeared for the state in each case, while J. A. Hixon, Ksq , rep resented the di-fcnduntH. Ifors* Killed and Boggy Smashed. Mr, John Haynes, marshal of Lees burg, and who is well known to many in Americus met with rather a costly acci dent on Sunday afternoon last. He was driving a spirited horse to his buggy, when the animal suddenly took fright and ran away. Coming to a large and deep ditch the frightened horse plunged headlong into it, breaking his neck and dying Instantly. Just as the horse was about to make the leap Mr. Haynes jumped from the buggy and escaped with only a few bruises. That he was not seriously hurt is almost a miracle. The bug^y was dashed to pieces and piled on top of tho dead horse in the ditch. The lire department in every city could not do better than to keep a dozen of Salvation Oil at each station It in stantly relieves ail burns, scalds and bruises, and in a few days makes an ef fectual cure of the wound. 'J"> cents. Powdered and whole spicos—strictly pure. All kinds at Dr. K. J. Kid ridge’s. Medicinal wines, brandies and liquors of superior quality and at reasonable prices at Dr. K J. Kldridge’s drug store Fountain syringes, hot wafer bags, trusses and other rubber goods at Dr. K. J. Kldridge’s drug store. Pipes! Pipes! Tobacco! Tobacco! So gars! at Dr. Kldridge’s Drug Stores. For a few days longer we will offer the Beall & Oakley stock at retail. Cash is what we Want. firing it with you and get BARGAINS ! Come this week, as we will in all probability close entire stock in bulk in a few days. -m this has ’J,304,000 pore set right hy Wee CORBETT KNOCKED OUT BY G. M. DAVIS & CO. MOW? Hy selling an entirely uew style of Furniture to any kept in town, and at lower prices. Hy calling on us, we can easily convince you that our prices arc lower and goods of better class. We call special attention to our new line of Hall flicker*. Side Hoards, Lounges, Win dow Shades, Trunks, Willow ('hairs, High back Oak chairs with Oxidized trimmings, Ktc. Call ami be convinced. G. M. DAVIS A 00. Onion Sets! Onion Sets skin and red, at Dr. K. J. Kldridge’s. the finest Street car drivers and others who are instantly exposed to all kinds of weatii- •, and cannot find time to lay by, should ever hear in mind this plain fact that Fsarl, satin | Dr. HuTs Cough Syrup cures coughs I colds. If Is unequaled. “Daisy” Ho Gathright's made. For fine perfumery, soaps, ote , call on W. K Mims, druggist, in postoflice building. novl7-<l*fcwtf Many of the explosions in flour mills have been traced to clectiicity generated by belts. Tonight Mini Tomorrow Nlglit. And each day and night during this week you can get at all druggists a free sample bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat ami Lungs, the mo.it successful remedy ever sold for Coughs, C'rtu Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asth and Consumption. Get a bottle today aud keep it always in the house, so yoi esn check your cold at once. ITiro .YO*: and FI. feb7 4w If You Want Anything in the line of ruling, book binding or book-making don't waste time writing abroad, but go to Times bindery where you will get the best work at the cheapest prices to be found lu the country. Kvcrything done n first-class style. & Si B. Hawkins & Co., Palace: Market Jackson St., Cor. Lamar 81 Opp. Windsor Hotel. *r*. Fur low A Roger* would n-pt You will never miss the water’till I tha well runs dry.” If you want a bill of goods, let us make you an estimate it will COST YOU NOTHING, I J We mean business. To make sales is our watchword from NOW ON. 'Tis true we are out of many things, but -air stock is yet replete with many tilings that you need. I Come to See Usl Remember, we are here for busin ss. J1KIRVEN&C0. H. G. BEALL, Mgr. M.-.H I f lli.it I Georgia her!. j*»rk *;iusuge and pure k- <1 will a I wav* U- found here. Kv.-rv unit- ether for a whole kerf nr for I li of ad. pick led |*'ik i*-daU. « ill receive raped I ;irotiipt attention. St no more for FURLOW & ROGERS, -v hare the Palace Market. opposite Ti Special attention dnigit and niedi- clerks, ! Prescript!'* ! prescriptions | cine* and competent prescript!)! i at Dr. K. J. Kldridge’s. Have your printing done at Thk Timks-Hkcoudkh job otlico and you will be happy. Fresh garden seeds just received at W. F. Mints', druggist, postoflice build- nov!7-dAwtf mwo rooms aulubli JL room*, tn Tlmuta* 1 «7f Southwestern Georg ehluedtrt-u jud Also fnu or eight dollar Uitc-nn Mud- SPKKK tykmiraui.k HTOUK . xJ for rent cheap until k* i»ty to J. a roKT, Agt. A N klkga bath roomM. 1 ' COBB & DANIEL, In New Quarters. Ladies and Gentlemen : Our fuisincs* Inning outgrown our late premiaes, we have leased t store lately occupied l»v Allison Aveoek, two doors Iwlow, but still To Oar Pntrona. will collect all bills due ua for | job work weekly. This will make ! payments easier for you, and help us ; materially, as our expenses are payable weekly- Times Prnusiii»o Company. The Rothschild syndicate has bor- I rowed $10,1)00,000 in g‘>!d in the United ‘ States for the use of Austria in intro- i ducitig her currency reform. KILL GERM olllce i and (’hil- I cheapne Arrival *ml l>e|»arturr of Mail and |> H i K**r Train*. CENTRAL It It. ARAlVMnuot 1.KAVK *6:45ptn, 12:43pmC'lumir** am, 2 * 1:41pm, *11^.'pm Macon • *1 H. A. A M. Il’r. 10 J30 pin,*3:13pni, Havannah •12:4.1 pm. 4 : *t‘2M hm Montgomery *3: •—Mail and Passenger. No Mark—Passenger only. ■^Under The Windsor^ When* wo will la- hotter aide than ever to handle our immense trade. \V« wm! pot quote any prices this week, hut we find in fnoving that we havi several lots of broken lines which wo will-wlose out in Ladies’ and (’hil 'iron’s Shoos at ptioos never U-fore offered in Americus. Homomhor, we an- catering for your trade, and give you tho host values iu the State. Observe oin new address Two doors lielow our old stand, under The Windsoi. COBB & DANIEL, Cutes scratches on horses and mange on f dogs with one or two applications. For • sale by all druggists. mar30-dA w-lyr j There is no need to send elsewhere for job printing, l'atronize home industries. Tin: Timu* KkioitiiKit’** job printing Our Mk. La whence Dorr will be in the city shortly. 1 Ie will sho-v samples of the largest and handsomest stock of goods in the South. Many of the patterns are specially imported by us and can not be found in any other collection. Wait for him. DORR’S the Largest Tailoring Establishment in the Southern States. for FOLLOW ME • • ■ /{NO YOU WILL * WEAR DIAMONDS STOPY BLOVEH Has bought out R. L. McLEOD & CO.’S business, lock, stock and barrel, and has moved into their old store room under the Opera House, where lie lias on hand the largest stock in Southwest Georgia of Whisky. Toba.cco and cigars. Also Groceries and Provisions. Guns Shells. Powder and Shot. ALL GOING AT THE LOWEST PRICES. REMEMBER He has removed his stock ot goods from Lee street store t" the elegant room under the Opera House. ™ YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Ltimpa! Lamps! Lamps! Jiml received a large lot of all kinds, hanging and aland lamps, lanterns, e»c., at Dit K. J Kluhidur’s. I marbh l»uie spices, pepper, cream of tar- itract*, etc., call ai W. F. Mims’ front drug store. : The Hank of Commerce off«r. excep tional facilities to merehapf* for the transaction of their buslne*# LeConte Nursery niDirT8KaTCMnnHi.ii, jan'Jy.l .ilk-, N OTK’K TO DF.HTtHLH AND --KHITOKII. UKOIUJ1A—SL Mir.K CquNTV. All parlies imlehteil tolhe *-tnlc ot Kirill t Holly, U'e of Hukt couii'y, ik-e.-a-*> i. are r.- *pie*tv«l to route forward an.I rrmko Imme diate payment, it ml those holding claim* against slid 1 focused arc r« <jm ated to lire* sent them III terms or the law. JanlrtH* A. .1. IAHIaN, Kxerutor. KEEP YOUR STOCK FAT. Wo Mako a Specialty of Hay, Oats, Corn aii<l Bran. BA ISDEN & MIZE, janfitf Telephone No. 12. AMERICUS, CA. 213 Colton Are. NOTICE. Chnogeof Quarterly Meaalo Noth-e I* hereby given i i of County Coart y ire hereby changed, ami art* being held on the “.Ini well, June, Heptemlier and luer.y held, they will here- 'Ifnd Monday*” in Keb- y, August and No JOHN * KAY, Meqchwt Tailor, too Fonylh Street, Amir cui, Gen'l 11 High clan work. Strictly Imported Goods. Ever/ detail «P « GARDEN SEED In greater variety than ever before. a< largely of Bulk Seeds and offer th.'Cif^ addition to our Buist’s packages, we now handle _ Valve sale to varieties, such as English peas, early corn, pop corn, onion sets, Irish potatoes, /AVSSft ^abbage, collard, bean and turnip seed in any quan tity to suit and in quality sure to' 0 '** • DAVihitf’I'ORT DRUG CO.. Lamar and Jackson Sts. DR. H. SCQRBOROUGH’S Unparalled Cough Drops. A npeerty and plewant cure (l>r Cougba, Cold* and Sore Tlu"* 1 - For Hale by DAVENPORT DRlk*

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, February 07, 1893, Image 4