•<DA.XJ.JL, AT-
Arthur Rylander’s
AND SEE
THE LATEST STYLES IN
Dunlap Hats
AND
Nellie Bly Caps
DIRECT TRADE.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Fit-
little mardre
-FOR-
Artitic
Stationery,
Mists’: it#: as: Mr : Fnass
Blank Books. School Books.
-BASE BALL BATS
Nevnoaoer, and Perlodlc.lt /
106 AND 107
FORSYTH
SIREtT. ' /
W.D. Haynes & Son
REAL ESTATE.
208 FORSYTH STREET, AMERICUS GEORGIA
ONE HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING SPRING STREET, ISO
FEET ONE HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING FURLOW
STREET, 60 FEET. FOR SAL E CHEAP TO A QUICK BUYER.
Cheap
loam
that Defy
TERMS MOST FAVOABLE
..Money
on Cityi Town or Farm Property at Rates
J. J. Hanesley.
ALL
CONDITIONS EASY
AMERICUS, G-A
REAL ESTATE BRAGAINS
I offer for a few day* tho following *eslrable property clo«e in at
" • s, bou^en Just co npleted;4 large rooms eac
i College Hill, large lot 2lui27u, fronting two street*. The pret
r houses and lots, bouses Juat co npleted;4 large rooms each; Iota jOx165 each.
Terms Easy.
One house and lot
tlest home fn Amerlcus. „ .. _ ...
One house and lot on Jackson street, fronting the College. Large lot, o room* to tlio
comparatively new house with cook room and bath house attached, nice out house and
Urn >*u the place. Call for bargains.
HUGH M.
705 Jackson St.. :
Fifteen Shares Furniture Factor* Stock for Hale
BROWN,
: Americus Ca.
fiiT^lIThIe
represents the safest «ro strongest cospanies in ths WORLt..
Insurance Placed on City nod Country Property.
> 'ffiee nu J ackiou Street, twe ('~>r» north of Telegraph Office.
Is four Property Insured?
•doles for you.
I represent nrst-class companies and will be pleaseu u pit-
:lott war r ekt.
Bank of Sumter Bmi i ir g.
The, People's. National. Bank.
H, Montoomehy, President^
Windsor, Ca«liler.
II. C. Mitchell,
J. RONEY, Vice President.
K. A. Hawkins, Attorney.
Book-keeper.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY PRIVATE !
capital, $50,000.
SURPLUS, $25,000
Rare Clianee.
Needs for the r'srmers—More Contested
Elections.
Sjieclal to Reookdcr.
Atlanta, Jan. 10.—The direct
trade convention meets here next
Wednesday. It will be one of the
most important conventions eyer
held in the State.
It will be called to order at 10
o'clock in the Hall of the House of
Representatives, by President W
J. Xorthen.
After prayer by Rev. J. B. Haw
thorne, the roll of delegates will be
colled. Then, after the reading of
the minutes, the report of the com
mittee on charters will be iu order,
The outlook Is that there will be
a large attendance, and that It will
be a serious-minded and business
like body.
President-elect J.O. Waddell, of
the State Agricultural Society, Is
here arranging for tfce meeting
the society at Savannah, Feb. 11th
Governor Xortheu, President,
and the other old officers go out
while President Wadd9ll and the
new vice-presidents and ten new
executive committeemen are to be
installed.
Three more contested election
notices were served on the governor
this morning. M G. Kirkland
contestant for tax collector, and A
Stok?s for tax receiver, both in
Miller county.
The other office is that every sin
gle county office in Jefferson coun
ty, for which there was an election
Wednesday will be contested.
Piled up In the display room of
the Agricultural department Is $000
worth of seed, nearly ready to be
sent out.
“Our policy in making the selec
tion of seeds to be experimented
with,” said Dr. Hunnicutt “is
to draw the attention of the farmers
away from the excessive culture of
cotton. The Idea Is to get them in
tereBted In grass growing and stock
raising, in truck farming and gar
dening,in tberalsiugof wheat,corn
oats, and the like. We don’t need
anymore experimenting with cot
ton, except to plant less of It.”
WIDOWS' PENSIONS
Splendid farm noar the city, suitable for track, poultry, dairy or
1111 on farming, or all combined. Can bo sold in building lots.
M. Callaway, - Real Estate Agent.
SSV/35TS1 szsz
A Circular From ths Excoutirs Depart
meet Gives Some Information of Gen
eral Interest.
The following circular has been
Issued with reference to the pen
stoning of Confederate widows.
The matter it one of general in
terest:
State of Georgia, Executive
Department, Atlanta, Ga..Jan
uary 8,1891.—In answer to numer
ous enquiries, and in order to ex-
plalu the law pensioning certain
widows of Confederate soldiers, the
following points are mentioned:
1. The law provides a pension of
$100 |>er year.
2. The pension year will begiu on
the 16th of February, 1891.
3. The payments will be made
upon proper proofs presented to
the executive department, iu com
pllance with the laws and forms to
be furnished through the ordina
ries of the state.
4. Tliese blanss will he prepared
during the latter part of March,
and sent to the ordinaries.
5. The payments will begin about
the 1st of April, 1891, and will be
for the pension year ending Febru
ary 15th, 1892.
6. The pension is only payable to
certain classes of widows.
(a) Those whose husbands were
killed in service.
(b) Those whose liusbaudsdied in
the army of wounds or disease con
tracted in the service.
(c) Those whose husbands went
to the arny and have never been
heard from since the war.
(d) Those whose husbands were
wounded in the arny and have since
died from theetlects of the wounds,
(e) Those whoso husbands con
tracted disease in the service, and
who, after the war, died of the dis
ease caused by the service.
No widow is eutitled unless
she was the wife of the soldier dur
ing the war and baa never remar
ried.
The law does not provide for
anyone living out of fthe State of
Georgia, or who did not live in tho
State at the date of the act.
9. The facts to establish a claim
must be substantiated by the testi
mony of three witnesses who per
sonally know of tho enlistment of
the husband and his death, and tha
immediate cause of the death.
10. Widows who bavo married
since the service of their husbands
In the army «re not entitled.
11. There is no need of employing
a lawyer or other agent to attend to
these claims. The department will
famish full and speeiflo instruc
tions, and give ample opportunity
to every claimant.
r \
□ TO THE AFFLICTED.
«' 77* Blind and at sumach U the I.<fe~tke t
derangement oj eUker is productive
oj disrate.”
) DB. ZECIZSTG-’S •
^ ROYAL GERMETUER!
J is the greatest blood purifier and germ de* I
5 s»roycr of the age. It tones the stomach, j
v Increases the appetite, purlflea the score*
'f. lions and quickly and permanently cure# I
/, ail blood, stomach, kidney, bladder, liver, |
y and female diseases. As a tonic It Is with* j
J jnt n rival In tho whole range of materia
\ uuid!ca.t> It Is a sovereign remedy, and |
Y. never fulls to cure rheumatism, neuralgia,
!); iiamlysla, Insomnia, dyspepsia. Indlges*
y tinii, debility, palpitation, catarrh, etc.
S Hon. IT. W. Grady says: " It is the VI- J
V tlT.’i Thule of nil remedies.'*
*• Rov. Ham. 1*. Jones nays: **I wi
V, a’.ifr*rin,~ wife had access to thi
)j J’.ov. J. IJ. !!r.wthorne says: “It has [
• brought certain and radical cures to hun*
J* dr.tds In Georgia and other States.”
r Mrs. KUa It. Tonnent, Editor Tennent’a |
Rome Magazine, says: ••
J .-eiread like n prairie f.re.”
J l>r. Jus. Young, the gn :
v I.vturcr, says: ”o’h! that every aHWcted |
If! man r.v.C woman could get this grand rem-
H
kJ Thousands of others attest its virtues I
^ r.nd sound Its praise. ^ J
If you sre sick, do not despair till yfca
». have tried Gcrmetuer. It has performed |
\\ cures that astonish the world.
suffering with disease and fall 1
send stamp for printed matter, |
lentes of wonderful cures, etc.
sale by King's Royal Gcrmetuer [
V. '■■ j.i.i.my, Atlanta. Ga., and by druggists. I
IA» per concentrated bottle, which
one gallon of medicine as per dl- j
“accompanying each bottle. Can |
bv express O. D., If your drug-
• .M.t supply you.
* v v. wslfl?5R|
DIAMONDS and WA\
$50,00 >0 S500.00. . $25
■frj cures thnti
Diamoud and Watch Clubs, one to five dollars per ^ .. Price
n clubs less thau spot cash to the regular Jeweler, whose expenses
I nereases the profits. Handsome Gold Watches tor 125.00. One
| Dollar per week. Ladies or Gent’s.
JAS. T. COTNEY,
Fleelwood & Russell Corner.
THE SPACE AT
Buttler & Berry’s
Alloted to Toys and such like is now replete with
New Grlass "W'are*
| BERRY BOWLS, TAXKARDS, CAKE SALVERS, GOBLETS, TUM
BLERS, ICE CREAM SETS, NEW CROCKERY, DINNER
TEA AND CHAMBER SETS, NEW LAMPS,
1ST AND and.
HANGING
LAMPS.
| WOODEN WARE AND HOUSE SPECIALTIES TO DELIGHT
EVERY GOOD HOUSE-WIFE IN AMERICUS.
I We axe busy opening up new goods for
Spring trade and will receive many
new designs during the
coming weeks.
It will pay you to see us before uurchas
ling elsewhere.
t the Rkcokiikk <
few building lots and houses for sale I
in Installment plan. 8. M. Cohen, Real I
Kirin:n Agent.
OR RENT—A three room house on Elm I
__ a venue, $10 on per montn. I’oasesslon to |
be given immediately. Applv to,
. L. U. Bomwomth.
Buttler &
LEE and LAMAR STREET.
AMERICUS GA.
a«J
w
NTED—An active. reliable man-
ary $70 to isomont hi v. with Increase,
to reprepout In hi* own section a responsi
ble New York House. References*
Manuxactujikk. Lock lljx 1585, New
York.
WANTED-
100 bushels nice peanuts. Will pay high
est cash price. H. M. Cohen.
Jant-lw.
Knights of Honor
Insures for $2,000. Assessments
Safest and cheapest life Insurance,
nformation apply to
D. K. BRINSON.
may Reporert
WB MSB ON IBB TOP ROUND
. ...... .• • .
THE SKIN.
la an important factor in keeping
(ood health; If It doea not act In ths
way Intended by nature, Its fnneth
performed by other
the Kidney, and tho Lunge; and ths
result le s breakdown of generalhutth.
Swift’s Specific
the remedy of nature to sthnolata
the skin to proper action. It i
fail. In tbie, ami always aocompllahss
ths purpose.
Send for our treatise on ths Blood
1 Skin Diseases.
Swirr i-xemo Ca. Atlanta, Ga.
GALL AND SEE U&
sufferers 2 a i v j n Carter and Son.
Youthful Errors!
Lost Mauhood, Early Decay, etc.,
' ., call secure a home treatise free
addressing a fellow euflerer, C.
Leek, P. O. Box 316, Roanoke,
Virginia.
By order of the governor.
W. H, Harrison,
Secretary Ex. Dept.
or many years used and nre-si
rribed by Physicians, but only)—
cently introduced generally.
DR.GROSVENOR’S
elLc&psii
PLASTERS.
The beet Porous Plaster mad
g-etor all achc^pains and weak places
l- 1 Unlike other plaitera,,o be aure
| and get the genuine with the pic-)£
I lure of a bell oh the back^IothJS
For Sale.
550 Mcr«o—One of th« mopt desirable
hotr.o^ and farms In the vicinity of Atnerl-
eui,6 miles from Americus Healthful local
I ty, goo>l improvements, church and school
privileges codvenlent. Rcuisthta year for
24 bales of cotton, besides a four-homo farm
reserved, on which the owner says he will
tnake tnts year about 55 bales of cotton and
I,aw bushels of eom. Land* mostly level
and easily cultivated; with a railroad flag
station on B. and W. nr**— ’
of tho most—If not th
terms near Americus.
ept«-tf.
FOR SALE
rtv. iharw of itocX of th. Brat aerie, of
the America, Slulual Butldln, and Loan
Amoclatlon. Ap^y to II.X. Brown or J.
B. Felder, 407 Jaeknn »tre< L,
REMOVAL
Cook’s Pharmacy has been removed from
Cotton Avenue to the W. J. Slanpy corner,
on Lee street, (near Artesian well) where I
^ill be pleased to serve you in Drugs, Pat-
-it:Medicines, Garden Seeds, Etc.
Respectfully,
W. A. COOK, Proprietor
Qnimi BAR AND ESTAURANT,
oaiiaouuu wo .-^:ut.
My Saloon Is furnished with the best Wines, Brandies, Rom, CHu and Whiskle
that can be bought for the cash. Imported Liquor a Hpectaliy. You can find at mv Rat
anything you want to drink from a class of Gold M ilk or Bet r to the Y incut and only
Wnisky-tJour In Americas. My Rcelaurani ts supplied with the beat themarcet
affords, and wltkthe beat cook In the State, and a eei or good waiters, I an> suie that J
an pleaae tho moat fastidious.
—Z_o-wxu3» E s 33se>£0-—
Also Wall and Prescription caset,Cedu
Chests, Barber Furniture, Jewelry Tr^«
Md Stools. Cabinet V/crk of ml 'xiuds. Complete Ontfta. «nu
Gttki. Cstalocuc ircc. Address ATLANTA SHOW ASE CO Atlanta, 68.
