Americus weekly recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 18??-1891, January 16, 1891, Image 7
GLORIOUS GEORGIA. HER MAGNIFICENT FRUIT LANDS TO BE DEVELOPED. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE SS-iS ranted, and so stamped on bottom. AddreM \V. L. DDUOLAb. llrocLlon, HIih. Bold by THORN ION WHEATLEY, Amerii'iie, - - Georgia. SOLID PIECES OF* Sterling ** Silver inlaid In the backs SPOONS -M ■r ^PflUKS ELATED FOUR TIMES AS HEAVY AS Stnnrlnrcl Plnte. WiilHiHTED To Wear 25 Years. r:u tur a umr.i rflO^C DURABLE -,:v. r :n'T MI Ivor THE COST. EACit ATTIC T !3 STAMPED <n i run 'J. r." 1 For sale by JAS. FRICKER & BRO, ItariDw liloek, Amerlcus, Ga. Roy’s Blood Purifier Cures Bolls. Old Sores, Scrofulous tTlcera, Scrof. jlous Sores, Scrofulous Humor and all scrofulous diseases. Primary. Secondary and Tertiary Con- Ugeoua Blood PoIbom, Ulcerous Sores.diseases ol the Scalp, Salt Kheum, Blotches, Pustules, pimp, les. Itch,Tetter, Kinfr-worms.Scnld-Hend.Eczetmi, Kheumattsra, Constitutional Blood Poison, Mer- •.urial Rheumatism, diseases of the Bones. Gen- rral Debility and all diseasesarisinr from impure Blood or Hereditary Taint. Sold by retail drug, fists. $1 per bottle. Roy Remedy Co., Atlanta, Ga, The Ohio Exc,ir«io»i.t. to Arrire tho Latter Part of tho Mouth—It ia the Biggest Thing Yet for Our (Jtate Now Citizen. and Money to Flow in, Tii’s Pills CURE CONSTIPATION. ToetUoy health oneahontd l»T> rag. SiSLf*^S5* Mo W " w r twenty four HABITUAL CONSTIPATION ■•■7 and aartona. Far the ear* SIii 1? rommon tronble, Tntt'a Idrar iiii?. .*• e» ,n «l ■ pnimlnrltr tmpar. •llelcl. Elegantly sugar roafad. ^ SOLD EVESY WEEKS. aw me worn mae/sBero/ttau! WHAiftS GOLDEN SPECIFIC. without »if? v if n n t®». or In articles of food, H u al!L»im^ n S wlet, * e of P*»»ent if necewmry \ ni.ni Jr, l ^ trly . h * rn,,rlw will effect a m?rma- mud#n^J!fi p ^ ir cur «* whether the patient Hi » •» elcoholle wre.1. ITNKV. mtiilfi. .h.r.iprrater »® qulelly and with .neb h „V ,l ’• patient ond.ffoie no Inron- effect.., ‘ ioon t»la complete reformation la .nect.il, 1, book tree To bn nad ol ‘ sab- Iiv |)r. jr. j Kidridgo, Amerloun, (Ja. KABgafHMB "• «c3K8na.*«ssk vasssl .. pa^kei^s— HAIR BALSAM Cleanwa sod Uaatl •t the ha:.- > Promotet a Inxurtos. frowtlc f Never Falla to Be nor* Grnyt Hair to its Youth'U ■ Color, j Cum tcV.p dltewte fcnaj tailing. Kvery day attention in drawn some particular great natural su periorlty of Georgia over her ulster Staten. A» a cottou bearing Slat* site well known. Her vast mineral re- sources are now attracting capital Hts. As a fruit bearing Htate ber superiority is but now being geuer* ally acknowledged. For truck, dairy and stock farms her climate and lands can not be excelled, To these last raentioniugs, from fruit on, a gr;at part of the interest Is just now being turned. To many, and in fact to ali, who know anything of the State, it is no new thing to be told that for fruit rais ing Georgia, with her unexcelled climate and rich lands, is way lu the lead, as regards variety and profusion, of any stale in the Union. Toothers, and especially to those of our northern friends who deBire just such a home, the story of this Garden of Kden has but comparatively recently been told, and while they have listed ,vlth willing ears, it takes strong proof to convince them to the ex tent that they will spend their money and change tbeir abode to our State. For years, keen sighted men of Georgia, knowing that this mduS' try should tie, ami in time la "bound to be, a leading one and most profitable one in the State, have sought to induce men who understand it in all particulars, in dustrious men who make the beat of citizens, to come and settle among us and make this their means of livelihood. For many reasons only now is auccesB meeting their endeavors. Chief among these has been the in ability to secure a reasonable rate on the railroads, one which the people of the North would be will ing tojpay.to come Htmih on an In vestigating tour. Fur this Maj. W. h. Glessner has assiduously worked for years, and at last succeeded in getting one. The principal ground upon which lie lias worked ie IlMujuiV',,, — ; oidbffiramfesri Minn. aMUiii boiunc water or milk E PPS’S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA LABE LUO 1.2 La TINS ONLVt around Dayton, Ohi>. This section is one noted for its< fruit growers, and the leading occupation of the people has been raping fruit of all kinds. , The land has bten giving out, and the inhabitants have been seek ing new and betted fields for their work. About a year aio Maj. Glessner brought a party of prominent and well-to-do people/of that sectioo to Georgia, delighting them with the vast stretches of magnificent lands which could be Uuuglit for a song, The sight which iiet their eyes far excesded their lightest expecta tions, and immediately the Ohio Land and Fruit Company was founded, with a capital stock of $100,000. Kscli member paid his pro rata, and Ia$ds were immedi ately bought. In a few weelei, some time during the last days of this month, anntb er party will he brought to our State. The members of the com pany will of esurse be in the party, hut besides these there will he mauy more. In'ali there/will not bo less than one hundred, and more a pected. To those tho iauds of Georgia will ha showu. The finest growing capacity, the excellent lands for truck farms,etc.,will he pointed out and inspected. Kvery place in the Male, as near a- possible, will be exhibited, and from the trip Geor gia can .n>t fai. to ue greatly added to in population and a great deal of money bought In. The men ho will comprise tho party at.- -veil to-do, hut practical farmers, cf the typo wanted here. Tiiev have been raised at work on fruit orchards and truck farms, and will bo a most valuable addl lion to us. They will raise interest by practical exunipie in industries of t'lis kind, and place Georgia Where she ought to lie in regard to this branch of her superiority. Thus our people will lake up the work, while as the same time the Influx of tills excellent elass of citizens will cnniiMisily increase. . Its a step forward I hat is being taken, and il would ho haro to over estimate its value to the whole of Georgia. The Ohio Fruit Land Company alreadv lias a good deal of money invested and has hardly made a start. . Tho men aro business men, and nothing hut business Is tolerated by them. They have come, have In vested, wll! coffin again and settle. Tried »ud True. Is the positive verdict of the peo ple who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. When used according to directions the good ellects of this excellent medicine are soon fe'.t in nerve strength restored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, hokdacha and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula cured and all the had ef fects of Impure blood overcome. K. ;l a good blood purifier, take Hood's baraaparilla. Against Southern Claims. Washington, D. C., January 10. -To-day’s developments in the House show little prospects of any legislation to relieve Southern claimants. The bill for the relief of the Citizens’ bank of New Or leans was fought by the Republi cans at every step, and finally, finding themselves unable to strike out the enacting olause, adjourned It looks now as though scarcely a single one of the thousands of claims from the South will bn al lowed to pass. Savannah, Ga., March 25, 1889. Messrs. Llppm&n Bros.I was suffering with nervous debility, be ing almost incapaciated from at tending to my business, I was forced to call on Dr. Whitehead for treatment. He at once put me on P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium), and after taking two or three bottles my health im proved, and, although suffering for some time with general weakness, debility and catarrh, am now com- paratlvely a well man. E. B. Forker, With Cornwell A Chipman. Established 1867. AMERICUS. G GIA. ncorporated 1890. The Recorder publishes in its advertising columns the pros pec tus of the Atlanta Constitution. To To the Suffering. Over one hundred columns of voluntary certificates have been printed in the Atlanta Journal from such people as Rev. J. B. Haw thorne, Rev. Sam P. Jones, Hon. H. W. Grady, Maj. Chas. W. Hub- ner, late of the “Christian Index,” Gen. James Longstreet, Col. W. Avery, late editor Atlanta “Const)- tion,” and hundreds of promlneet divines, editors, doctors, specialists and others, certifying to remskable cures performed by Dr. King’s Roy- al Germatuer, after eminent physi cians and all known remedies had failed. Send two-cent stamp to King’s Royal Germatuer Co., At lanta, Ga., for hook of particulars. It is truly a great remedy, and urely cures when all else fails If any debt ought to be pald,”says Chief Justice Blecaly, this State, It is the one contracted for the health of souls,” ajd he therefore orders a Baptist Church sold to pay the back salary of the preacher, re marking in passing that simple and exact Justice In this relation is “the hog and hominy, the bacon and beans of morality, public and pri vate.” Headquarters For Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, fc/id Silver and Plated Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Spe/acles, Opera Glasses, Canes, Gold Pens and Plncils, Sowing MaohlnePfeedlos and Oil. PI AN JS AND ORGANS. Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accori Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings, a: Class Jewelry and Instrument Houi graving done In First-Class Style, and Everything Guaranteed Exactly as Represented. Our Prices are Lower than anyone, and we invite everybody to call and look over our Elegant Stock before buying else where. It don’t cost you anything to investigate these matters. O. A. Pricker. Tambourines, Harmonicas, Everything else kept in a First All Kinds of Repairing and En P. L. HOLT, -x/JSALER IN- WLUduplicate Allan- . and Macon Prices In ideate, Lime. Cement and Ha.:. a man who wants to keep posted on CTTf’PTE’O IXF A Di a ATO the progress and growth of Geor- DUUTUlBO, WAUUWO, gia and the South the Constitution is indispensable. Its news service is beyond compare. As a potent factor in the South’s development no paper rivals the Constitution. Though not always agreeing with it, The Recorder acknowledges its great strength and Influence in political matters, and one can, by reading its editorial expressions, always be certain of getting the feeling of the people of the South. and harness ./111 duplicate any t rade of Buggy or 'rices given In tht> BUte. Handles the Btude* baker Wngon *17 LAMAR STREET, FIRS - - - AMERICUS, GEORGIA, WHOLpdAI.E A AD RETAIL DEADER IN C1.ASW ERICK, T1 -CALL AND SEE -^7* JVCXZ5E5, Mr. W. L. Calhoun, president of the board of trustees of the Vete rans’ Home, has written a card an nouncing that the home is finished, but the board has no money In hand to open It, It was hoped, he said, that the State w6uld take charge of it and operate it, but this the legislature failed to do. As It is the veterans have a home that they cannot live In. Arivlos to Mother.. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothino Syr up should always be used for chil dren teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy foi diarrliuea. Twenty-five cents per bottle. Governor Xorthen seems in- cliued to use his pardoning power very seldom, bis opinion being that the courts should be upheld. On this prinoiple, he offers rewards for arresting orimluals whenever it is necessary. He promises to make his administration a model one. A $1,000,000 company has been formed in Denver to dig a hole in the ground at the Chicago World’s Fair and make a mine exhibit of It. Aladdiu’a lamp will be nowhere by the side of it. Two “streaks of rust and a right of way" will no’do for our street railway. The cars must and will move by the first of March. There is no uncertainty about this—Amerlcus will have a free de livery system in six months. How Amerlcus does grow. The traffic manager for all the roads controlled by the West Point Terminal company is now being talked of. At his uew quarters on Cotton Avenue, under Hawkins House keeps the finest Wines, Whiskies. Cigars, Etc., Etc. in town. Ho always has on tap kegs of the Pamon s Cook. Beer. The BEST Beer over sold in Amerlcus. Fancy Drinks at Lowest Living Prices! He keeps nothing but flrst-olass^i;omls, and don’t charge fancy prices Since disposing of the Bargain Store I a devoting moat of my time and energy! to my. NEW BUSINESS. I propose to hoodie Everything {fiat is Good total Such tlah, oyster*, live ana dressed poultry, egg*, game, fruit* and vegetables and aim to handle the best that can be bought at liome or ordered from the out sldo market*. In trading with me you can feel ensured that you will get TEE BEST- OF E1TTSI Order* left at store, telephone or mat! will receive my personal and prompt stten* tion. lain agent forth# Beer. far them. ME A CALL. W. W. Wheeler & Co. are now In their new qwrterr. HAND-MADEIAND NORTHERN HARNESS BY THE WHOLESALE ANr RETAIL. CALL AND SEE1THEM. They have also secured the nervlcesjof A First-class Shoemaker, Repairing a Specialty. Price* reasonable nr<! Matlafsction Guaranteed £Thla beer 1* too well known here aa« needs no recommeudation from me. cater mostly for the family trade, and wik make them apeclal prices on one or more s. m. COHEN, TELEPHONE No. 96. B. H. JOSSESY, THE LEADING DEALER IN Tobacco, Gigars * Liquors, Sole Aint or tie ceetrated Old -Goa Sjrtir Iutickriwiiib. dl COTTON AVENUE. AMERICUS. QA R. L. McLEOD & CO., ./IALKK9 IN Y » STAPLE GROCERIES. SHOES. ETC. WHISKIES. CIGARS AND TOBACCO A SPECIALTY A,TfiO, ;jb'I^ST-CL.A.?3 xxTTACiiE 3D ©piled with the Heat iSranoe of Liquor*, Brandka, Wlnea, Beer, Etc. Forsyth Btruet, Under the Opera House, : AMERICUS GA Chewacla Lime. The Best In the South. Piaster Peris, Cement and Hair Always on baud, FORTHECASH A. J. HAMIL’S, Agent 515 Cotton Avenue, Hamil Block Americus. Ga. R. F. NEHRING, PROI-IUKTOR. Mson Street, Bader Allen House AMERICUS, GA. Amtrlcua will not need to depend on a new law to give her free deliv ery—she gets It herself. If then wad anything pleasant about the weather yesterday, it was to be found in-doors. Hurrah for Amerioua—the Com mercial Capital of Southwest Geor gia! BAKERY! LIGHT BREAD A SPECIALTY! Ordsn fo? bkn of *11 Siads FTompUj Riled! Bral aai Cib Wigan Gca oil &£» Couutry Merchants aupplied with bread at wholeMal© prices. D. WATTS —Whistle u* Retail Dealer u— ® b sOjioirisase# th. lending remniy far ttonorrfcM e Gleet. 1 tic only mi. remedy Uit I-eiieorrfceea or White, i truer]be Hand be, F«]oia recommending) fe to all different Ti A.J.STONKK.U.p, Dtc/nntOb ^pr^sissr 9 FINE SHOW CASES a'^Ai!: h . uat ilogue. TERRY M’F’G CO.. NASHVILU. Tgn* ay, wasting wi id a volnabl* treati^ (<*alod) containing fkl! eorttcRloie for borne cara FREE of charge. A •plcn'Ud medical work t obosldM read by every man wko is nervous and debjUtalari. Addrw* VroL P. C. FOWLED Kood*_s Conn. Fine Tobacco, Cigars and Whisky a Specialty! No. 303 Forayth and 1001 Lee;Btreeta, - - AMERICUS. GEORGIA BUILDERS’ SUPPLY CO. HOUSES FOR) RENT AND [SALE ON THE INSTALL MENT PLAN. XOl-HTew HoueeaNow Ready. Lumber aold on Install m .* Vacant lota /oi aaleon time. sent nt£s. OLLBCMJk iAur ,4.(w utiicc iut*» Whitehall