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... imrii!A ttaoM, BITS OF NEWS TOO SHORT FOR A HEAD. AMEK1CPS n ' E EKLY TIMES-RECOBDBB.' FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28. 1902. Boiled Down to Four Lines and Bunched SUMTER SOPERIOR COURT CONVENES. HAND MIRROR OF EVENTS HERE Busy Session Is Entered On Yesterday. able charge was delivered. Dodson's Pharmacy. "Meet Me at Dodson's." Sachet {Powders. Happonlngsln Tho City and Suburb* . . ,, of Looal Interest to Bo Poruiod at ** <# Llttl ® )ohn to Grand Jury- - - 1 Pronounced One of Finest Ever Leisure While Your Coffee Is Slowly Cooling. Hoard Here.-F.W. Griffin Is Fore- man—Court Proceeds. Have you deep the beautiful assort ment of piolures displayed at U H Holliday’s, A raid of the hunters will be made - „„ today, and Bob White and Mollie dockets are full. There wern a la«e Hare will have very little cause for number of citizens in attendance at thanksgiving, the opening, jurors, lawyers, htigants | and witnesses, nod every available The fall term of Sumter superior court oonveued yesterday morning, and the sesaion of perhaps three weeks promisee to he a bnsy one as both The sunshine came again yesterday, aad - iut it did’nt fled | seat was occupied when Sheriff Bell lludnut’8 Famous Sachet Powd ers, in the following odors: violet, helitrope, sandal wood 50c oz. Lazell’s Sachet Powder, violet, rose, Lilac, 10c package. HAWKINSFOR MAYOR; RESULT IS CLOSE.! Primary Was the Closest In Many Years. CANDIDATES RAN IN RAINSTORM. Godot Waters. Roger d Gallet’s Violet De Palme Toilet Water, 81.00. Hudnut’s Violet Water, 76c. Sec, Toilet Lazell’s Carnation Pink Toilet Water 50c and 81.00, but it did’nt find lodgement in the I wuen i heart of the fellow who bet his wad on f0r T m * lly opene<1 ,tl9 ooun. ■ Judge Littlejohn occupied his ao- the losing ticket. . . ., , customed seat upon the bench, while A cold wave of goodly proportions Solieitor Hooper, Oouoty Solioitor ’GoHot Soaps. Roger & Gallet’s violet soap 26c. Genuine White Imported Castile Pinkston, Poole, and Sullivan Load In I Aldermanlo Raoo, While MoGarrah Geta Clerkship-A Closo Raoo With) Not a Few Surprises. They’re Kept Fresh FOR MAYOR. got here yesterday. Some of the re- Ansiey, Sheriff Bell, Deputy Gate- Genuine Whiti cent candidates think it arrived abou wood, Clerks Chambliss and Gate. Soa P 5c an(110c - Tin. m. fin Tnoiilan I *«—».i ,l . I - Imperial Roman Hyacutor Soap, Op. m. on Tuesday. The cotton market made another jump yesterday. Having “froze out” the little speculators, the bears will let the market advanoe. W TheRrandaEd 0l tr Pl * C0B ’ • • | , ««nnyacutor soap, oumu™! ^ T ,# jar,es w H tho Quality and Oder as good as 25c -iniekly organized and .worn in. a cake soap, at 25c a box of three The grand jury for this term is on cakes, exceptionally able body, and is mndo Theoityelect i onwillringdown,he|e“Dz B n.: ,ll0 ,0 " 0W ‘ Dg ““"I > nave had n C d'! aia ^ A - ^d.on.LeeO. Childers, L. D. Jdlao/( ‘ n £? HJmshoS. wilLwelcomMhia 8 finikin' 08 ' “““ J ° U “ *’ Frank Sheffield, Good Blacking Brush with dow fln I A. F. Hodges, T. B. Hooks. T. J. her attached, 25c. Not in years hts Americas enter-1 ^I°rgsu, B. B. Godwin, Frank Lanier, taineda more distinguished body of °» L’. Sheppard Jr., j. a. Stephens, visitors than are those in attendsnee J ; F - Bolton, W. A. Webb, J, G. Har- u pon the State Convention. rison, L. A. Morgan, John L. Pen The little cotton remaining in the g^ 0 ”’?: H ’ “ ie *’ *• W ’ Griffln - flelda will be picked ont this week and j n’’m‘. l "* 5 '’ A ‘ ' next. Amerious has 28,000 bales, and J -°- McArthur, will get several thousand yet. lh ® Bt ?“ djnr * «K»uized by eleot- *ng Mr. lleteier W. Griffin foreman. Twelve candidates for office will feel After this preliminary Jndge Little- better whon today’s sun sets. Five john prooeeded to instruct the grand will feel better than the other seven, jury upon the duties of that body, sad Six-row black bristle brash, 25c. Good Dowber 10c. T. M. Blacking 5c and 10c. Whitmore Shoe Polish 10c or 3 boxes 25c. Hawkins Folder .....329 2RK CLERK AND TREASURER. MoGarrah ....250 MoMath I8S Hawkes 160 ALDERMAN. Pinkston Sullivan 26S Poolo 261 Mize Parker ....234 Fort ... .211 averott ....204 Unooda Biscuit are delivered to the con* sumer in the wonderful moisture and dust proof covering known as the,In-tr-seal Pack- a f> e - They are as fresh and crisp and clean as though.just from the oven. Uneeda Biscuit are splendid for general use. A satisfactory everyday food for everybody. Serve with every meal. Give them to the children in* stead of cakes. Only 5 cents a package. Combs. A ’uminau Barker Comb, 8 inches but the “agony” will be over. I Hs cha ge, requiring one and a' half 115o. Christmas is jnst one month off hoat8 in its delivery, was the ablest princess Toilet—coarso 7/ic from yesterday. It will not seem long, “orrd here in yeare. ““ ,, f “ “"** „ 7Cc ’ and old Santa and the sleigh will be Judge Littlejohn tooohed upon the L . u i )re ^Kiable Hard Rubber Comb 1 we know it. vrriou* sections of the o-iminal code, S lnches ,ou & 35c * as the law requires, as well as the gen-1 The visiting delegates aro dno Far- oral investigation of affairs, mer Hugh Speer a vote of thanks for a Judge Littlejohn was very earnest tn big barrel of cane juice, whieh he sent the delivery of this charge, which *u .1 .... .. .. made a deep impression upon the jury I as well ss upon tho large assemblage. The court then prooeeded with civil I business, and daring the day a large the meeting with his compliments. Jta/r brushes. Tint’s Pills Flounce Composition Brush, 25c. Good hard wood back Brush, 60c. Solid back imported brashes, 9ffcctuaii U, cunT medy ncvcr t° Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES arising from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion The natural result Is good oppetltc and solid flesh. Dose small; elegant ly sugar coated and easy to swallow. Take No Substitute.* MONEY PLENTIFUL ON PRIMARY. Shekels and Hats by Dozen Won ns Wagers. The bank aecounts of not a few olli- zeus of Amerious were increased or di- mlnshed yesterday ai they won or lost on the primary. Ona citizen is said to bo out a goodly number of hundreds peeled from hia plothorio roll, while others pooled issues to the tune of 1 cool thousand, according to street re ports. Hats by the doxen were wager- ed, end many citizens are thankful to day for new,tiles. Rheumatism Cured In S« noun T. J. Blsokmors, of Hallor * Blaek more, Plttburg, Pa., says: “A short Urns sines I proourod a bottle of MYS TIC GURU. It got me out the house In twenty-four hours. I took my bed with BbeumatUm nine months ago and tho MYSTIC CURB Is the only medi cine that did me any good. I had ***“' ‘ ‘ ilt —- — - — — —. I,—, m. —J five of the best physicians In the city, but I received very little relief from them. I know the MYSTIC OURS to be what it is representd and take pleasure In reo^mmendlng It to other poor suffer- eis. Sold by E. J, Eldridgo, Druggist, s, Ga. Americas, MARRIAGE AT THE COURTHOUSE Young Couple From Country United There. Miss Emma 8mith and Mr. H. V. McOrei, residing in Snmter county near Plains, were nnited in marriage at noon yesterday. The young couple eame in on the 13:45 Seaboard train, and driving to the courthouse were united in marriage by Justice Graham in his pffios. They left for home on the 8:10 p. m. train. . - - — --- - —0-1 impuiicu urusiies, number of cases were disposed of of best grade of bristles and largo either by non salts, consent verdiets I assortment of designs, .25c, 81 00 or jury trial. All of this woek, and $1.25, 81.50. * ’ perhaps next week as well, will be taken ap in disposing of civil basinoss 1 of whatever kind. Gooth {PrUS/lOS. The case of Monroe Adams, murder, I may be among the first beard in the I Dupont’s four-row tooth brashes eriminal branch of oonrt. 125c. English tooth brashes—the brist- I els are frsten in the brash with ELEPHANT HUNT IN VALDOSTA Stepped Agilnst a Hot 8toye, * |VW mo H -HUH AU IUU UI UBU W1U1 A child of Mrs, Geo. T. Benson, when I silver wire and we guarantee them getting his usual Salt’ d-yr’ght bath, I to hold, 50c. stepped back bt 'nU a hot atove whloh I — , ...... . . burned b'm sevfre’y. The child waa in | I ropholnctic tooth brushes, 35c. great agony snd his mother eonld do o'sesxxia a «“■— »■> Pain B'm In tbe house, abo thought I . _ _ l . •be world . j it. In leaa than half an I Fniltlt#)in Ppnc . “owing. WW* one of tho largest hour after applying it tb. child was rUUnidlll rBHS. I elephants in this oountry, and whloh quirt rid r 'eep, nd In lets than two We have the agency for these *** weeks wsv well. Mrs. Benson Isa we’< celebrated Fountain Pens and kUled his keeperthsMSafmdtv^^laht’ knosn r.’.d, t «, k.„„, P ’n|guarantee them. Fine, coarse and ffiUSS^. howC jtmK Saeb was the result of Tuesday’s prims y for mayor of Amerious, eity olerk snd three aldermen, snd thus ends the most spirited municipal cam. psign that Amerioos has witnessed in years end one in whieh the result wc i fall of surprises for some of the osndi. dates and their friends. Bat figures dont lie, and here are the figures as announced. Col. Eugene a. Hawkins is nomi nsted for mayor, defeating V ;yor Fol dare by a rather close vote. Bothdls played strength in the campaign, snd the eleotlon of either would have caused no surprise. The three candidates for eity clerk THEY GOME IN GARS AND 60 THEIR WAY. People Who Came or Went Aivay Yesterday AMERIOUS A MECCA FOR MANY. Your Own Name or That of a Friend May Be Found Below In The Long List of Yesterday's Visitors Whe Came Here. and the seven aldermanio aspirants reooivsd: Fresh s dpme’it cf made a hot race, and not until tho l..t Ctaalea »* Hudson’s drug made a hot raoe, and not until the last Bto , e _ batch of tickets ware counted would „ _ _ the nnsnccessfal one. Believe that fate L the guest o? Mc^Tm.'’ was against them and the other fellow Ohurch street .winner But figure, don’t He. snd Mis. • J.nle Spence, of Osmilla. Is. here re the figures. fair visitor in Amerious this week, tbs And so ended the tightest rtee that guest of friends. was ever run in Ameriens, Mr. W. J. Hill, a prominent citizen of Oobb, Os. was among other visitors If yon are billions ssd r - Mng advlr- 1° ibis city yesterday, NEW BUSINESS FOR AMERICUStVv Another Large Retail Grooery StoreV/! Promised. Ameriens is to have, atonoe, another large retail grooery store, and one of the handsomest buildings in the city, dosed for some time, will thus he oc cupied. It is understood that Mr. J. L. Sparks, whoreeently came to Ameri ca* from North Carolina, will, Iannah this latest enterprise, oconpying v tbe former E. D. Analey store In tho Bar- low block. Mr. Sparks, it is said, will oonduot a large and first class egUbf lishment, snd, no doubt, will conjnjand a fine trade. The new business will be opened on Monday next, December 1st* or as soon thereafter as praotioable., , Luck In Thirteen. By sending 18 miles Wm. Splrey, of Wallaoe Furnace, Vt., got a t <x of Buekten’s Arnloi Salve, that wholly eared a horrible Fever Sore on his leg. Nothing else could. Positively cures Bruises, Felons, Uloers, Eruptions,Bolis, Borns, Corns and Piles. Only 25o. Guaranteed by the Eldrldge Drag Stores era, Tike DiWtt’s L ttU Eirly Risers, J uet before going to bed. Yon will find on the morrow, Yon sie rid of your sorrow— That’s alt; Jnst enough said. I T Those famous pills do not gripe, but °° m,B « 0Ter °“ ba **“«•* move the bowels gentle and easily, " ‘ " - — . Mrs. W. J. Mathews and daughter, Mrs. Tharpe, of Moultrie, are visiting friends In Amerious. Dr. B. T. Wise, of Plains, was a prom- inent visitor in Americas yesterday, Ool. Henry S. Deris, Miss Davis etesaelDg the liver. Their tonlo effeot and Dr. O. P. Davis are rpendiog gives ntreogth to the glands, preventing Thanksgiving In EllavtUe areturn of th. disorder. W. A. Bern- ^Ml..e.Lula Brown and Alii. May Monster Beast Killed There Sunday Morning. Ameriens sportsmen, who shoot rabbits, birds and craps, read with on vy yesterday the soeoant of sn ele phant hurt at Valdosta, Ga. on Sunday morning. Gypsy, one of the largest - - - - ' • - - A'lUU, VU1UW uuu Balm I* an an''sepUejUiilment and tape- medium points at $1.50 and 82.00 dially valnable for borne, eats, braises I each, and sprain.. For ea.e by all drugglets. | ^ Fountoin pen ^ THEIR MARRIAGE THIS EVENING. Stationary. Mira Mlzo and Mr. Boone Will Thun United, I Words can not describ our stoO k, Ine marrUge of Miaa Koto Mize and it is so varied. Everything that is Mr. John Boone will ooonr this even-1 new i» box paper and tablets, 10c, mg. The bride is the pretty yonng 120c, 25c, 35c and 50c dsoghter of Ur, and Mrs. J. W. Mize, and has a host of friends who are awaiting to extend congratulations. Mr. Boone is employed tithe Seaboard Air Line shops here. {Paco {Powders. Belief in Six Hoars. Distressing Kidney snd Bladder Disease relieved in six hoars by “New Great Sooth American Kidney Gore.” It is a great surprise on aeeountofits exceeding promptness in relieving pain 'n bladder, kidneys and book, in mala or female. Believes retention of water almost immediately. If 70a want Palmer’s Face Powder, 25c. Rogger& Gallcts Face Powder 50c. Lazell’s Face Powder 25c. LaBlachn Face Powder 50. quick relief and cue this is the reme dy, Sold by E. J, .Eldridgo, druggist, Ameriens, Ga. For a Bad Cold. If yon have n bad cold yon need a good reliable medicine llko Chamber- If'n’c Congh Remedy to loosen and re lieve It, and to allay the Irritation and Inflammation of (the throat and long*. For sale by all drugj,.at*. Girls, remember that a hatband worth having ia worth taking cue of. Startling, Bat Trae. “If every one knew wnst a grand medicine Dr. King’s New Life Pills Is," writes D. H. Turner, Dempeoytown, Ps„ "you’d eell alt yoa have In a day. Two weeks’ use has mads anewmanof ms.' Inftlllole for constipation, stomach end liver troubles, 27oat the Eldridgo Drug S’orrt. Gooth {Preparations. Creme Dentifrice—an ideal prep aration of its kind, 25c. Emtbymol Tooth pasted 25c. Lyors Tooth Powder, 25c. Snzodont, 25c. A jic-q Tooth Paste, 25c. All Valdosta joined in tha elephant bant, and after poor old Gyp had been peppered and maddened by btrdahot and pistol balls he was hud low by a Manser ballet through his tbiok eknlL Grove's Chronlo Chill Cure, cores the chills that other ehlll tonics don’t core- Made of the following fluid extraota: Peruvian Bark, Blaek Boot, Poplar Bark, Prlokly Ash Bark, Dog Wood Bark and Sarsaparilla. Tho best general tonlo. No eue. No Pay. 50e. 8ALARIE8 BE PAID SATURDAY. Dodson's Pharmacy, "Meet Me at Dodson's," County 8ehool Tonchors Will Get Their Money Then. The sebool teaohera of Samtor conn ty Will be paid the first month's salary of tha current term on Saturday next, 29th. The money for this par pose was reoelved yesterday, and is deposited in tha Bank of Southwestern Georgia, to be paid tha teaohera upon the date named. GORDON LECTURE4S CANCELLED* Rain Necessitated the Cancelling oC Engagement Ameriens Is greatly disappointed that the cancellation of General Gordon’s leetore last night was made necessary by the Inclemency of the weather. The city wonld have given the old hero an ovation had the weather been more iuusoB jLiua xsrown ana Aina May we woaiuer neon more Kleokley o-e spending several daya j Propitious. Hit leetuo "First Days with friends In Oglethorpe. ot the Confederacy” had been antici pated with so muoh pleaanre by a!l,thst the disappointment wts the keener at Oglethorpe. Hon, W. A. Dodson left yesterday for Atlanta, where he goes for several days upon important business. Miss Montgomery, the charming Roost of the Misses Perry for two weeks, returns to Thomasville this af ter noon. Dr. Eagene Bailey returned jester dty to bis borne In Acwortb, Ga. Mrs. Briley will remain a while longer with relatives Ool. U. B, Uarroid left yesterday for Montevallo, Ala. called thero by the slight illness of bis son, Mr. William Harrold. Miss Mary Davenport will retnrn home tonight after a very delightful visit ot some length to friends in To- ledo, Ohio. Ool. J. N. Klker was very muoh lm proved yesterday. Mrs. Kiker arrived from Oglethorpe to attend him .daring his illness. Mrs. Carrie Brannon Williams re- tuned to Savannah yesterday aftor a delightful visit of a week in Amerioos, her home for many years. II Keeps .lb* Fast Warm sad Dip, Ask today for Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It eue* Chilblains, Swollen, Sweeting, Sore, Aehing, Damp feet. At all drnggist*>nd shoe stores, 25o. - j Men who are long on word are apt to be short on deeds. There is no cough medicine so popular ss Foley’s Honey and Tar. It contains no opiates or poisons and never falls to care. John B HudM* Tj Mr, W. H. Simmons, formerly president of the Peoples Bank bat now a resident of Arr.dlt, Fla. is in Ameriens on business. Mis* Ninetta Day, the besntifal yonng dsngbter of M?r Thoms*'J. Day, of Atlanta, is tha charming vis! tor of Mrs. Tom Stallings. Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Dodson have re* tuned from Atlanta, where Dr. Dod son attended the reeeot meeting of the State Board of Pharmaoy. Mita May Qoinney, a vivacious and popular visitor, the guest of Misses Or* and Ira Parry, retuned to her home in Waynesboro yesterday, Mrs. Wright Pieree, Mrs. S, W, Co ney, Misses Margaret and Louisa Co ney, of Cordele, and Miss Barfield, of Emeriek, are guests • of Mrs. George Oliver. r Foley’s Honey and Tar for colds and eolda; reliable, tried and tested csfe and s ue. John B. Hudson. the cancellation of this engagement It it hoped that General Gordon, whom all Ameriens loves and reverses, may eome again at an early date and under more favorable skies. H. T. McIntyre, SL Paul, Minn,,who bas boon troubled with a disordered stomach, says, "Chamberlain's. Ktom- sob, and Liver Tablets done me more good man anything I have ever taken," For tale by all druggist*. i3j* SHIP POTATOES TO BIRMINGHAM. I Amerious 8ends a Carload of Tuberr « Thero. Birmingham will fesst this wstk." upon sweet potatoes grown in Ameri- ' on*, while we barn her coal. An Amerious firm made a shipment of six hundred bnBhels of yellow yams to the Iron City yesterday, netting $300 Icssfrcignt. The tubers were grown upon an sere or two of lend just ont- side the city limits, and the cash re turns for this carload will be nearly ail clear profit. WOOD’S “TRADE MARK” FARM SEEDS are the best that can be obtained —free from weed aeodkimd impur ities and of strong gennlmuing qualities. It is very important if yon desire to secure good stands and good crops to Amelia highest grade Secdj obtaL This yon can always do by chasing Wood’s ‘‘Trade- Brand'’ of Farm Seeds. Wood’s Fall Catalogue teilspdl about Vegetable aud Farm Seeds for Fall Planting, Seed ’heat. Oats, Rye, Barley, Vetches, Grass and, Clover Seeds, etc Write for Fall Ca!ul~- prices of any Seed* dcri* T.W.W00D&S0N3 Seedsmen, • Richmond, Vo*