Americus weekly recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 18??-1891, February 13, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextpHSHSSSHSHSHSSaSESHE I 'A •riniN nn. king’s 1 ROYAL GERMETUER sl One fart I* worth a thousandargument*, and Dr. King’s Royal (iermetuer demon- j u] ftratea every day that It in making more fu mri H tiiaii any other lutdlcal preparation tn the world. > A daughter of Mr. C. Jordan, of Atlanta, was cured of a serious case of stomach aud | bowel troubles. Mr. N. T. Johnson, of Atlanta, wan cured rf a long continued and severe case of « Htiirrh which was napping hln llfo away. LT1 Mrs. M. Farmer, of West Knd. Atlanta, nl 111 r.unpl-'lcly cored of a Ini year.' cams Ln «.f inflammatory rheumatism, nl Rev. A. H. Vaughn, Canton. (la., wan [n cured of facial neuralgia,aisoof a llverand nl kidnev trouble of many years standing. 's Mrs.'T. S. J’elot, of Atlanta, had been an nl Invalid 14 years, but Dermetuercured her. * , Mrs. W. F. Herndon, Atlunta, (la., swf- | fer^d with acute catarrh. One bottle of tucr freed her from this dreudful AMERICUS AS SHE IS LOOKED UPON BY VISIT ORS. The Best City With the Best. Prospect* To Be Pound—All Modern Improve- ments-And More Budding doing On Than In Cities Three Times Her Size. pslu. Two bottles of ( reu her. is Rennett. Atlanta, da., had n afflicted with Indigestion for‘Ji years, Heated wUh dlarrhiea. Three-fourths •onipL _ jf abottlo — In Thousands of volunti.., nl t*fy to the remarkable curative virtues ‘n Koval (lermotuer. It builds up at one i -- ** 90 fi nurse refresh li f- Iho appetite, aids dfg< nature ic* p, stimulates Iho appetite, aids dfgcs- loru srtiWhes the nerves and Insures goad tlorusddtnes tue nsrves anu insures go<* I health. For weak women, clerks, book I Ming tonlo — J pleasant to take as lemonade without I sugar; Is a scientific discovery, and cures J diseases by removing the cause. Price, j #1.60 per conoantratsd bottle, which wlli J teaks one gallon of medicine, as per *c- 1 companylng directions, (tend stamp (or I full particular*, wonderful cures, etc. in For sale by druggists and by Kino's •(I Royai* OtcKMWi'Ui Co., Atlanta, Ha. |»SHB88iSHS8BS8ili8S85BS8i J. W MIZE, SOLE AGENT FOR EJ. O’CONNOR’S SPECIAL BRANDS. As follows: RED TAPE. OLD SPECIAL. AND CENTURY PURE RYE WHISKIES. These »re the iiureateiul best Bye * Whiskies sold iii^be' I’nited States, sad none «f»u--d1spute these farts. When you want somethin# good giva-Str. Mize^ a call slid you will repeive the' kiudeat ami most (•rompt at tent ion. K. J. O’Connor, of Augiia'a, Oa., geueral agent for H. A H. W. I'atherwood’s "AH0D5 OLD ME WHISKIES! ' }‘»uy theae goodji and you got t lie in tlic world. felt 4 Trouble Brewing '•mil the S. A. M. or the Central gel the freight on Hail's Immense Stock Garden Seeds in:t' are j Uhl beginning to arrive. hirUea for Competitive rates. !’ii«* -t niggle for I'earl Onion 1 a« c •mmeiiced—lirnl coined, nerved. All know that HA LI the i.ch of everything—(low get left J Call at Kverybody known where It In. b;s* c b? co B5? ALLSKIN/'n=>BLOOD „ DISEASES. x b.o Best Household Mcdicino. ( Ooco or twice each year the sys. ties IThiii Pelting- of the impuri chii.m , cl °" the b: - ' childhood to old blood. Fro ir 'hccts an casos'Vv^ 0 .'. "° rcmc,1 5 cc " IiQTaxic m.nim p.ai m • h v, n. c n. Sfs£rv w s*s?- Art ;' r'r ■ r&a cArlvf^T lh ’ 1 have fia ‘* it in mv Camb# now r‘f two Vtirt nnK \ ' n ,;W Many cities complain, and juBtly complain, of the croakers, but Americus is blessed with the ab sence of this tribe. This fact is noticed by all visitors and by all who are acquainted with peojtfejiere. The rchiton is easy to see; we all know tliaiHjir past record cannot be equalledI\jur present ’growth most marvelous, and the future guaranteed to even excel the past. But proud as we are of all this, visitors see more clearly than we, aud their universal wonder and admiration cannot cause surprise Did you ever talk with a stranger live minutes before ho told you how delighted lie was with the city? Jle gets oil' the train and liret sees the smoke ascending from the chimneys of numerous facto ries. Then ho limls a iirst-class electric street railroad. He sees the ma)ufW\teut iew hotel going up, ar.dThe other handsome husi ness houses it, course of construc tion. He finds electric lights, and above all the best and most com plete sewerage system to bo found in any city in the world. All these things are found out within a few;miuiites after his nr rival, aud then comes oilier points of superiority. He sees what busy, bustling crowds are continually on the Btreets, and ascertains points concernlngJAmericuh us a trade center. He then goes over the city, aud is wonderBtrucR at the hun dreds of buildings he finds being erected. On every street he finds as many houses just completed or in coarse of erection, as he does of old ones. New factories, too, aud factories of all kinds. That’s the wsy every stranger talks, and he enthusiastically tells you of his impressions. Hundreds of Instances could be cited—just as many as strangers who are talked to. One gentlemam who was seen yesterday was so enthusiastic, and talked so clearly of our city that a few words from him will he a pleasure, especially as bs is a gentleman of great busi ness talent, aud great perception This is Mr. U. C. Pomeroy, alegding merchant of Kansas City, who has amassed a fortune in the past few years. He stormed over in Ameri cus a whllb yesterday on his way to Florida, haviug heard of our progressive place. He wa»seen by a reporter alter he had gone partly over the city, aud expressed him self in uo unmeaning twine. Yes,‘ sIK I heard of our city through a traveling companion, and determined to see somethipg of it. To say l am delighted would be expressing myself lightly. Vou simply have the best city for Its size or twice its size, I ever saw. You have the air and manners of ity, aud the people move as if they had something to look after, Tile building going on is marvel ous, and shows how wonderful is your growth.” Mr. Pomeroy talked at lentil, and it would take volumes to give all he expressed by word aud gesture. But they all talk that way, ami everybody in Americus lias heard tlie same tiling over and over. PUBLIC SALE. By virtue of authority given the Rank of Southwestern Georgia by 8. K.61his for the purpose <fl securing the payment of three certain promUory note*—all of said note* given by H. K. Hln-s to the Rank of Mouth- western Georgia anti all dated Feb. 11th, 1*69, one f»r the sum of $532 9J due on the 12th of Julv next after date—one for the •Hum of f 537.(13 due on toe 12th of Aug. next after data* and one for the sum of $5 -5.55. due on the 12th of Nov. next after date, each note bedting interest at the rate of b cer cent, per annum and lu percent, on trie amount for attorneys fees, and to secure the prompt payment of said notes certificate* numbers 8 to 17 inclusive for 15 shares each, Americus Ice Co. stock being left as collateral for the same,subject to sale either private or public If said notes Hre not paid when due, and said notes not having been paid, will be sold la-fore the Oiurt House door in the city of Americus, Mumter county, Georgia,on the 1st Tuesday in March, 1891, between the legal hours of sale, said certificates number* S to 17 Inclu sive for 15 shares each Americus lee Co. stork, the money arising from said sale to be applied to the payment of the aforesaid A pplication, twjjlvk months support. ‘ gEORGIA«*Webhtkk CopjCTY, m Where**, Tabltha Jones, widow of john P. Jones, deceased, and her two minor children, have filed the.r application for twelve moatlui support from the estate of said deceased. 1 be*e are therefore to cite and admonish at: parties concerred, whether kindred or creditors, to show cause on or before the '♦arch term of the Court or Ordinary of Webster county, to be held on the'first Monday In March next, why said applica tion should not bi granted a* praved lor Wltnes*my hand and official signature, Kites. Thereon inter should there This Feb. 2nd, 1S91. all ttorneys the Died in Cuthbert. (’apt. 'f. M. Allen received u tele- gram Iasi night fr»m Cuthbert stating that Mrs. FI. H. McDonald, tlio sister of Mrs. Allen, had just died In that place. Sip; had been ill for some time, and her death was not unexpected, but this allevi ates little tlie sorrow of knowing that she will lie seen no more on tliiH earth. She was known lo many In our eily, all of whom now grieve her absence, recogniz ing in her those noble traits which make true womanhood. Mrs Al len, herself quite sick, was terribly shocked by the news of her sister’s ath, and only tlie thought of meeting her by again in that better world can stay In the lea“ the great grief. She has the sympathy ’ail the city. fapt. Allen leaves for Cuthbert -day. I doctor’b ant3 * n 011 lllal tinlc 1 " i ' c cot tr 'iTn.*? £<*muttr*ust "Jk stool) niijiBoos or Wond.i* ■* l <Y ’. Ailiint*. r.„ H. nr fr.-a P * sOnon.eoxeo l'*d|ng reman- - UoBorrhinl deli The only «u» remedy 15 Z-eUeorrhcr* or While. I prescribe it »mi fee- r, reoimmendiniji to all sugerers. ■■ A. J. KTONEB. M. D. . Btcjrv*. tf, nold bjr Drtaiririafc, PMC* BSBT^ A New Position. Mr. Jim Kevierc, fora longtime roadinaster on the S. A. M , has ac cepted the position of general su perintendent of construction with theUa. & Ala. Conslruction Com pany. What “I’ncle Jim” doesn’t know about railroads is hardly worth fcnoyiug, and lie will make a valuable man to his new em ployers. In Barlow Block. Yesterday The Rkcokiikk made mention of I he arrival of Mr. W. T. I.nue moving here from Monti- cello, lie has secured rooms in the Barlow Block, where he can now be found. He Is quite an ad dition to our bar, aud is gladly welcomed as a citizen. E XECUTHIl'S sale. GEORGIA—.SCMTF.II COUNTV Agreeable to an order from the Homi hie ordinary of tsuinter county, will be * Americus. Georgia, oi March. 1K91, l.etweet stile, the following the first Tuesday ii the legal hours o described property GEORGIA—Werhtek County. To Whom It May Concern: Whereas, J.O. Reese, Administrator on the estate of J. M. W. Peel, deceased, haa filed his appllcitioa for letters of dtsini*- •lon. These are therefore to cite and admonish all parties concerned, whether kindred or creditors, <o show cause on or before the March term of the Court of Ordinary of Webster county, to be held on the ’first Monday in March next, why said ]»etltlpn should not be granted as prayed for. W.tness my hand and official signature, this 2nd day «>f December, lx»o. W. H. Cosh Y, ordinary. All of the insolvent papers of Bm Parker, deceased, il-fav, notes ami counts, amountljig to thirty-nine hum /1 tt,9uO>\!U»ltafia.Rftore or le**. Parties wish ing to examine said ll-£a*, notes and u counts can do so by cairng on E. C. »pe. lu Hagley Rloek.up stair*. Also, at the same time and place will be *old ninety (90.) acres of hind, more or less, In the town of Andersonvllle, Georgia, known ns the old Puraley place. Also, four hundred and seventv-flv (475, acres, more or less, in the 2»>th district of Sumter county. Said land was Hold at Executor’s sale <iu the first Tuesday in De cember last. to Holmes Earl, being the highest and best bidder, and the said Holmes Earl failing to comply with the re <iulrcmeuts of said sale, it is resold at 1b risk of th(UMld Holmes Earl. Terms mad known on'We day of sale. Mki.ihsa Park hr. Executrix J. C. Parker, Executor. This January JUth, 1891. S IIERIFF’S SALE. GEORGIA—Sumter County, Will be sold, before the court house door lu Americus, Sumter county, Georgia, be tween the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In March, 1891, the following described property, to-wit: Ohe house and lot In the city of Ameri cus, fronting on Church street sixty ti feet, and running hack one hundred 11C* feet and bou ad ns follows: West bj residence of John M. Coker; East bv resi denceof L. K. Tower; Xoith by Church street, aud .South by .and* of Calvin Car ter. Levied on as the property of W. J Phillips, to satisfy one County Court fl-fa, issued from the County Court of Sumter comty in fuvorof Bone A Chappell against said W. J. Phillips. Property pointed out by plaintIfTs In fi.fa. Tenant in possession nollflcdf.n terms of the law. This January 28, ism. L. B. Forrest, Sheriff. (SHERIFF'!* HALE. O GEORGIA—Sumter County. Will be sold before Ihe Court House door in the city of Americus, Sumter conmy, Georgia, between the legal hours of sale, or t he first Tuesday in March, 1891, lire fol lowing described property to-wlt: Seven sliver horns, known as the prop erly of the AUdersonvllIe Cornet Band, consisting of two E fiat cornets, one B flat met, two E fiat alto*, one li flat baritone, e E fiat bass. levied on and to hw sold 1 lie property of the Andersonvllle Cor net Rand, to satisfy one county court fl-fa Chits, f*. Conn vs said Anderson vide Cor net Rand. This Jan. 28,189U. L. II. Foureht, Sheriff. GEORGIA—Sumter County: Whereas^Maljssa Hobbs, widow* of Allan pplieation for eir and state of Hobbs, deceased, has made twelve months support minor ehildr**n from the nil parties concerned, whether kiudred creditors, to show cause on or before the March term of the Court of Ordinary of Sumter county, to be held on the first Monday in March next, why said petl lion should ii. * * ’ Given unde ture, this A FFLICA ’ ION. LETTERS OF GUARDI ANS1I IP. GEORGIA—susiTKii County. Whereas, Mrs. Mnllle Wallace having made application to be up|x>intcd guardian :>, tin* property of James N. Wallace (by ii to cite and ndnumlah , whether kindred or f ('rdInary of day in March plied f A. Mltche li.having in due form up- 11he underslgtieil for Ihe guardian ship of the persons aud pioperty of Piety, Oscar, (tpheliu and (Maadhi Mitchell, ml- lor children of Floyd M. Mitchell, late of suid county, tlcccused. Notice Is hereby that hU application will l»c heard at lay lo March, the first Mo ure tills::is it*, Ordinary, A fflication* I.KAVK TO SELL* EOKGIA—Sumter County. Whereas. Mrs. Stella o. Itrumbv, ad- Inlstratrix ou the estate of R. H. Brum- . tlcceused, has made application for “ ’ f the capital "Vll:, ? therefoi to cite I<1 luili II of tin Illy, to li April next, V‘ftin rt of ordidary of Sun 1 on the first Monday said application sh< rA Cm*! GF.ORG IA - W erst e u Co v n t y . To Whom It May Concern: Whereas, J. W. May, Administrate .state of J. W. .id,).., J.eea.e.1, lia» tiled his application for letters of dismission. These are therefore to cite and admonish all parties concerned, whether kindred or creditors.to show cause on or before the Mutch term of the Court of ordinary* of Wfljader county*, to be held on the first MiLtlay In March next, why said petition should not be granted ns prayed lor. Witness my hand and official signalur; this, 2d day of Decent tier, 1890. W. H. Cosby, Ordinary. A PPLICATION'. LEAVE TO SELL. G BORG I A—W ehstk i: County . Whereas, Reason A- Hell,Executor of the estate of Josluh Thrower, deceased, has made application to sell the undivided one half Interest in lot of land numlier fifty- nine 59; In the 19th District of Wahster county, Gn„ for the purpose of pay ins the debt* and division among the heirs of said Joslah Thrower, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all parties concerned, whether kindred or creditors, to-show cause on or before the March term of the Court of Ordinary* of Weblter county, to he held on the first Monday In March next, why* said applica tion should not be grunted a* prayed for. Witness my hanu and official signature thla, 2d day of Febt uary, 1891. W. H. comhv, Ordinary WE STILL LIVE/ •9 tUMPKIN, GKOKGIA, i recently re-opened their block of General Merchandise At their old stnml, anil solicit a continuance of tlie liberal pat ronage hertoforeextei.-deil to them. They keep tlie BK8T ASSORTMENT! AND . BEST QUALITY! Of goods sold in Stewart County. A cordial*welcome extended to all to call and see tlielr new stock. At same old stand, Lumpkin, Ga. OPIUM g MORPHINE. Laudanum habit*cured in 2to I weeks, pay in advance. 5.0U0 cured. TufAt Free if sent for at once. W hbtLy aud Tobacco habit* also cured 14 H. DlMPENHARY Co., 'rif.-Hofipy, Mich. Bf" (*u red. W ri te foV Ham - pie. 1. SUN i> K ft II AC A company, Newark, PlNVIhiUI CUSHIONS. Whltrwf’ HMI ™Hrc« ISCOX, bt 4 gjimbriu ■IIRraKlNfilL S.UhyP.UINCOI, DEAR l/Eaftr CO MiU* KiNNihl wk«r» at Ml1. IU Br'dmkj, bw If BOILING VV, EPPS’S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. OOCO A LABELLED 1-2 La TINS ONLY. BOILING WATER OR MILK New Firm. New Goods, new Quarters tullis & McLendon DEALERS IN HARDWARE! STOVES AND Best Qualities of Paints, Oils and Builders’ Material Agents for the Celebrated HARVEST STOVES and SRATES. Agents for the Celebrated Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. Buggies and.Wagons WAGON AND BUGGY MATERIALS- SADDLERY AND HARNESS. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AND A SPECIAL LINE OF CUTLERY, WOOD AND WILLOWWARE, ETC We specially invite the trading public to call and examine our goods and pricea. We keep the best, as well as the cheapest goods In this market, and will give-our customers the value of their money. Tullis’ Old Stand, 433 a*nd 435 Cotton Ave. AMERICUS. Q-A. * WE ARE GN THE TOP ROUND MS LARGEST STOCK AT THB LOWEE*:v FBIOE0. GALL AND SEE US. alvin Carter and Son. li. H. JOSSEY, THE LEADING DEALER IN Tobacco, Cigars * Liquors. sole Ateit or tleJwWW Old Hoi ©the' tntidtr.flMfr COTTON AVENUE. - - >J*. • - - A'VERICUS. GA R. L. Mot.EdD & BntKVF! HAIR BA'.SAM Cl*an»«a and b^autl 1» • the hi’.;, ’’roinotc* » ItMurUr.. trowth. Icwr Fail* to Restore Or«y Hair to it* Youth ’ll 1 Color. JUc. thd $1 MppEHma Parker’* Oln*er Tonlo. Ii rurri the w-urat Omgh ’* Glncer Tonlo. Ii curri the wont Owigh w _, mhlltty,IndigntiAn, Win,Take In tinie.St'iU 4lNJ^ERCORNS«. t Th* qnlr rarecorrlj>f Corrn - iilscox u co., n. y. QMS ^TAtlMifiLUa. LtiU, I Whiskey Habit* x*d u huiuo Kb- inaiu.liookoi par tlcularehctit lllCK R.M.WOOLLEY.M.I* tlilMfaiUa. (jiUco Ul : . Whitehall m. BEATTY’S PlANOSOL'E.r'Sutta njxlreAs ]•:«.Mayor DAN I HI. BEATTY, Washington, N. J. nicrcRs, J. H. Ilia . Miift- of Mary till- flic! In- n, p ,M pnrih’8 ct r«*«iltors, l«* lav Ter fit -.1, whet Ik ki n<t rod tin lie i’ourt of . to Im* held « n the fir- lay In Mav next, why Mild poll should not be granted as prayed for. Witness my* hand and official signature this l'M \iny or Jan A. ( ry, is I. M'KKU,( rd I n Hdminlstrato »of dismission, from t ild potato, i admonish kindred or all parlies concerned, whet he creditor*, to show cause on May term of tlie Court of ordinary of Hum- ♦er county tone held on tlie first Momixt In May next, why said letter* should n« n.* granted a* prayed for. Witness my hand and official signature OH MY BACK. or A Richards,Kot-lou learn how to remove ■ter scientifically—It mi—and don’t tor/ct ■t pOrus plaster in the . ailed DR.GKO.SVKNORS, Bell-Cap-SIc. NOTi<;e to consignees. 'km ii a i. Kaii.koa i» and Banking co.,r CALEBS ;ik Y FN C Y » STAPLE GB0CEKIES. SHOES. ET0. WHISKIES. CIGARS AND TOBACCO IA SPECIALTY ALSO, FIBST-CLASS, ATTACK ET3 milled with the Belt Brand, of Liquor., Bi.udler, Wlnm, Beer. Lie. Forsyth Stkket, Under trz Opera Hodse, : ...MERICUS GA BAKERY! R. F. NEHRING, PRliyitlETOB. Street, L'tCtr AJiet House AMERICUS, GA, LIGHT BREAD A SPECIALTY! (Men for Cikei of all Ends Promptly Filled! Bread Ctke Wages Soei out Mi Country Merchants supplied with bread at wholesale prices. TEX. D. WATTS ail Retail Dealer ia— GROCERIES Fine Tobacco, Cigars and Whitky a Specialty! No. 30.'> Forsyth and 1004 Lee Streets, • - AMKKICUS. GEORGIA Amf.iih’US, C»A., Feb. 1, 1891.—From thi* date, tlie standard atorage and demurrage rule* of till* company will be eufor«ed a Americus. A. T. Ma \wki.i.. Agent. JUSTICE COURT. J, L. ADIM.KION, J, P, FOR SALb Five shares of stock of the first series of the Americus Mutual Building and Ix>an Association. Apply to H. M. Baown or J. H. Felder,507 Jackson street. STRICTLY STALL-FED ■ t o - d a tst:. . MAYO’S GEORGTa'YeEF MARKET. BUILDERS 9 SUPPLY CO. HOUSES FORIIRENT AND ISALE ON THE STALL- MENTPLAN. iOl-Now IXouhou KTow Ready. Lumber cold on Install u ‘ - Vacant lot, ioi .ftlecn time. '*■,