About The Weekly news and advertiser. (Albany, Ga.) 1880-1??? | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1892)
Iters CITY CULLINGS. j.ItOAD STUEET, ALE AN V, OA. IIICBSCAV M : CC!I 3. 1SW. YflKISIS P8ESEHTS! AIR OF GOOD U’&a ritstt. Tho temperature as taken by Harris, the jeweler, yesterdar. AtSam 55 degrees AS noon 5S “ At 4 p. m.. & “ ba&oxsypb. Ha. .30.24 At nonn . 30 24 Spa 30 20 The District AJllanca Coaycn**on DENTIST—J . A. Sims. fXSNTI.S'iS—Gambat? & CatUff. Is tit3 ajojt useful and rppropri- a*.e Christ tons pre^nt jqn can buy for yot»r*c!f, or either iue*al’er of your family. W!»il« njAkinx your selection don’t forget to call at the OLD REUABL-S iiiiii Wr have mite sjwctel provI»ions for *h** sei««»r, an-J c?n please you wUb an} thing i?i our line. 5 llijf C- SIGN OF GOLDZN BOOT. J f you to keep husband want your in g Cat.federate vetcrins entitled to pensions my now obtain pension blanks from the Ordinary, Judge Sam W. Smith, ZSjurifrra Wanted. Apply to Mrs L O Shivers on Jack- sou firevt opposite Presbyterian 3-1 if. " Short Items Picked Up Here and .There AND GIVEN TO THE PCBLIC. Bishop Nelson To Visit Albany Soon— Jtferartel I»ay Orator—firs. J. 8. Davis Oa Donghrr:y Conn’j’i Won- dcrfal I’rodcc.lcas. Tl«e Superior court of Lee county Aid convme ntx: Monday at Lees burg. Uog-head sauce at IV. Vf. Rawlins 7 beef market. 14-CIj The linai.c’.al depression being upon he oju »:ry it Is now to the advantage »f the averege-young man to have a iiteon l-rsranling with his best girl ■>♦• fore the if? cream season opens. Stall f»*ii and pare pork sau in*, h—frt«h each day. 2 28-0'.. ilc. LUKG & Hall. good humor, give mm some- to good ?he place tiling eat. r purchase such things is at the Fancy Grocery Store of S. STERNE, r i te Washington Street Giecei lion. C. R. Wooten finds bls-tnail in- creasing every day. Every train that cones in brings bim letters from pir- ttes all over ihe district assurirg him »f warm and cordial support in hie i.ee lor congress. lie has the inside rack j 1st now. "Buy a bottle of S. I*. C. and if it ocMi’t cure vou, your money will be efuuded. W. II. (Jiib-M t sells it. Mr. M I*. Shaw of Caatianoog*, fenn., who was here prospectiug with •i v'e-.v «»f locating was called borne yesterJay ny telegram. He will re tro in Miv at which lime he hope* it* ti .U‘- bis ll jul ariangenmats to become a ettizea o: Djugh-rty county. If you want a <telieiou« dish try bog -mad s'uiti at itawl ins*14-jcf Market. 1-Ud4; roB i iac~ ► -0 H A lit /l Ii Q U h Sring Suits Hats Shoes AND . Furnishing Goods, Also have a beautiful ^ne of SAM PLUS l' 01 ' Spring Suits. Measure taken, fit guaranteed. Give us a calk CUTI,I# I JORDAN. BROAD STREET. Mr. W. It. Gunn, the architect, ha? •peneJ an < fiLx* uj> stairs over Tift’s a*ore where he will in future be r~ady o serve his friends. lie already hat piite a quantity of work and hopes to !o a rushing business. Getforaaof those delicious Prunes, Evapoia'.ed Apprieow or Apples from M ock & ItAWSON. B; ord r of Col. E. L. Wight, the •itljutan!, F. L. Wilder, has appointed vl r. T. D. S i’ev>f the Dawson Guards »s hospital steward cf the Fourth Georgia Regiment. IV. II. <tiibert stlls inrt fur pises. . P. C. a sure Dr Leon Smith, of the Ivlekapoc In- Han Medicine Company, paid the city i visit Sunday. lie Is stationed at 'ordele and ran over to see how the exhibition is getting along here. He was highly pi ased wbh the m inner m which his mim wi re received here. V E. R. JOXTJSS, Attorney at Law, BUl-BUTE-lKIT. LAND SALE, $20,000 Tor gG^ViO. The celebrate.I “B»*aH—Wilkins* 7 plantation for ssih* rieht milts item Albany, eonralns 1300 acres fertil*\ open iaud, h**s 200 acres tvoodlanti, nil well fenced. Twenty tenMii*. houses. Yields vomlv rental or $1,000 Heims pOO.fK) ct-h, 1ml- hucc$500 per year, with interest at 8 per cent. I mean bu«ines*, can lend purchaser part of Die purchase money. E- R- JONES. A'torney-u-law. He K*11to Itroker, Local Akont for Lqu t vUe PuiM'nS and Loan Asaa< i it a : of Al'rany, Ha. JI. ALSBEKG, Fn prii tor. r.-ve Spring Xtd-on f’ounty Ken'.iu ky M'hl-ky is the best. Try it r.ml b * convinced, I am Sole Agent lor the above. 110T I'Kl'ELUXGH -SEVEUV UAV:- FKOM 11 to 12:80. S;»inl-vh*hV:u uii hours. Cin- einna’i B»Tr n!w«\8 ou Peart., Pool nr.il r.ihiards free. Dv*i»t forgot the PALACE SALOON ('omumrcial Rank, I-11-&-FH0N [ J. B. deGRAFFEKREID & CO X 33 Kroiul Ml. When you are in need of a Phy sician and the Message wF.l bo de livered at- once and .Physician seat. You can send <£dcr for PhysicUu to our r-tore also. Fresh Western IDef at Duxlavy & Conxagiian's every U:i3'. 2-18 tf. The Confederate Veterans will hold their reunion here on Governor's Day during Chautauqua. C ipt R Hobb 4 , president of the Ciiauta* q vi, s^ys that tie looks tor a large gathering of the “ohl vets’* that day—In fact tbs larg est in the history of A bany. if you want sonitrihing nice try that lelichuis Wosiern mutton at 2 18-if. Ui XLAvy A GV.nxaGIIas’s. Mr. C. II. IV'ight, went down on the Elakely Extension on a business trip Monday afternoon end under his arm, as he toirdci the train, was a large roll of hanger? with which he will advertise two Chautauqua. Some >ne referring to the hangers caused Mr. Wight to smile and say “O, we ire going to bring the crowds here this year. Everybody must know all about i'.” Bishop Nelson, the newly installed bishop of the diocese of Georgia, will soon pay a visit to Albany and to the Episcopal parish ia this city. He Is to be ia Am?ricua on Sunday the 27tL p;s:.. and will preach there.Cfaa: morn ing. He expected to come on to Albany and preach at Sc. Paul’s church in this city ih it evening but that is the Sun day ou which the opening sermon id the Chautauqua will be preached and that evening the Tift Memorial will be held. lo view of this fact Rev. W. E Eppcs, rector of St. Paul’s church, ha* written B:&hop Nelson to make hi? visit ei:her before or alter that time So the Episcopalians and others may expect tnis reverend gentleman at an early day. MaaiOCIAL DAY OUAT3R. Some parties are beginning to fee; around and inquire about* the outlook for the exercises to be held here on Memorial Day next month. Las; year the pn parUion for this occasion was given so little attention that it oicue near not being observed at all and those who feel hq interest In it do not wish to see it neglected. The party wbq Is chosen to make the ad dress should be selected atid notified :u ample time t<- prepare a suitable address and step? rhould be taken at once to secure some- one to act in this capacity. Mr. E. K Joaes hrfs been prominently mention ed as oce who could make an 'appro priate and eloquent address on this occasion. a lady's opinion cf dcvguekty. Mrs. J. S. Davis was .in Cuthbm when the State Agricultural Societv was io session at that place and, while there visited a car that is being taken over the country giving an exhibit oi the agricultural produces of Ttxas. Mrs Davis was not very favorably impressed whh the exhibit and while Gov Nortlnn was being entertained at her homeTues J iy evening so expresses herself. As she spoke of the poorexhibh made she said with much enthusiasm "Why, I can . collect %;ht here ii Dougherty county euough of our pro ductions t> make an ex;el!euu x libit compared to the one from Texts.” Gov Nortl.eij’s eyes sparkled with genuine satisfucflon i s he saw tjit pride the lady manife.-ted, said "W ell, Mrs. Davis you know v.c ure trying to get up an exhibit of Georgia products for th: IVorid’s Fa r to b.i held at Chicago and why do you not under take to have Dougherty reptesented as you : ay it can b.*?” **ihac Is nut tnv province,” was her reply. *‘I have enough to do to look after n«y do tut Stic affairs and the met. ciu lock after the exhibit. But I c.r. assure you that with an exhibition ol our truiis,timber,agricultural products and the various things that are grown lure profitably Dougherty county could make a showing ih.it any sec tion of the state would envy. And if tv mid surpass that Texas exhibit, too.” Tio Id* niuution-No *5 bird i'nriy as mined. ■ A reporter of the News and Advkb- tiser encountered Mr. W. O.- WatiOn Friday and be having jast returned froa the meeting of the District Alli ance convention held at Cutbbert on Thursday the reporter sought to gain from him some information as to what was done. A query ws3 put (o Mr. Watson and he talked freely on the subject. Said be: ; "»7e agreed upon a man that we will present to the Democratic nomi nating roaveotfen or rather one who will go before the people^u* jim to the action of that body.” “IVho is that ?’ 7 “The Hon. O. B. Stevens, cf Terrell, county.” Did you adopt any resololions oi formulate any platform ?” None whatever. The only object ot the convention was to ascertain the rboice of the Adhtccemen ol this dis trict as to who they preferred to pui iu the raeel After reaching Cuthbert am! orgaL'z'ng we lock a ballot to as certain this choice. Quite a nurabei names were suggested hot we final ly concentrated on Mr. Sreven3.” “How many counties in the dis trict were reprefented?” “All but one.” “Did there *eem to be any third par y feeling in the convention?” “Note at all. We simply put a man before the people to run subj»e: to the Democratic nomination. It he re ceives the nomination we will support situ and if he does not we will snppor: the nominee,” D > vou look to see any more cun- hi the field ?” Cerraloly not from the Alliance Mr. Suveas will receive the AUianct •upp< rt in this district and 1 think I •m safe in regaring Judge C. B. Wool candidate. In my opinion tbt he race for the nomination will b« cOLfi jc-l to these two.” TBIEFfl’ HUM. Two Homes Invaded Aik Robbed. I GLT ESC VIA NO 7 The Special School* cf tbc «co I I 1 ** 1:V FMTEM1ST srRix« A WATCH A SB XDSL T TAKEN. OccO Laderti In Jail To A* Trial While The Other At Large-Xfce TUliiiih Practice* ieiniT# He Herd X • Stop. A IIis I’orcbavs. Yesterday Mr. A«-’J. bikes, the to bacco merchant, cl«>sed a trade with manutacturers at Winston, N. C., lor llilrtv thousand pounds of plug to- bACHO. This begins to look like Mr. [Sikes intends to do a big business and shows that A'bauy Is a gieat distributing point. Mr. Si keg is an energetic merchant an I is pushing Ids husinei-s to such n point that Albany is proud ol the sue cess with which he is being met. Sick-Headach yields to Behcham's Fills. The pupils of the Albany Academy are very much interested in Georgia being represented at the Worlds’ Fair. They have contributed eleven dollars r o the school.exhibit fund and have forwarded it through Prof. Fitzpatrick io Governor Northern at Atlanta. Al bany never lags in anything. The metropolitan spirit here even extends to ilu school children. IVNy w i!J you softer with piles when you can be cured wiith one or two ap plications of S. P. C. IV. B. Gilbert ••ells it. The Columbia Recorder in an inter view with Central railroad officials quotes one of them as saving: "If the Early County News will iol- tinue going for us, we will yet lie- forced to put down new rail.” In fact we gathered from the conversa tion that the raiiroad occasionally en joys newspaper notoriety of a sensa- dor.al character.” There may be a title sarcasm in the rem irk but i: is all inocktd out by the wreck of a few lays ago. Dr.NLivv «fc CosxsGii.iX's beet :nnket keeps the choicest Beef and Mutton steaks in the city. ’ Try them ind be convinced. 2 18-if. (fir HjI VVfsion .Harried A nurubci of cilizeu. of Albany a:e in receipt of fcetrolhai cards anuonue- ing the marriage on F.-bruiry .H.'i tf Mr Sol IVeslow, of IVaco, T. x , and Miss Sophie Freed, of Hempstead, lYx. Mr. IVcslow is a former citizen o! \U»tny and Ids many friends here ais?i for him and his fair lady uu ua -uUied voyage through life and a oath way blessed with ail the benedic- •ions that can tail upen a happily mar ried couple. McClung & Hall can .furnish you nie* s5 and tcxulercst beef at your home. 2 27 Ot. Vitileii St in ftii'.er, For the past two or three days Rev. Dr. H. S. Bradley was a guest of his dster Mrs. EJ.Richardson on Pine street. Dr. Bradley is pastor of the Metho dist church at Washington, Wilke? jounty, aud was accompanied on bi- ;rip by his sou M.*. II. S. Bradley Jr The reverend gentleman has had i» -tvere attack of the grip and beiug • »-i y feeble sought a change of climate paoBUSsruhf Is the place to liryc your Preset ip- tions filled j o recuperate. This Is the first time Mrs. Ricbard- ! son h*s seen her brother in many ' ycxrs an d his visit was a source of : *reat pleasure to her. He left yester- ! lay afternoon for a trip toTflorida. Another big lot of 5:b can. Sail : Mackerel— a bunt eight fish to the can. 1 They are fattest, juciest and finest; j from Mock «£ Biwsox, I rckv C'itizrr.«, While there were very few counths in Georgia that paid the direct tax ou cotton imposed ty the Government shortly nf or the war, if is nevertheless true that certain psrtelsin Albany will cume iu now for some of the money to be refunded, although Dougherty comity never paid if. A. rep »-ter of the News and Ad vektisek encountered* Mr. W. E Mitchell yesterday afternoon and saw a.Uig™ legal-looking envelope pro truding from Ids pocket and he was on way to the post cilice. The reporter referred to it and Mr. Mitchell si.il- Ingly said:. "T hat is an application for some cf rise direct trx money that is being re- ftiudel. I will get a few dollar** of it as sn heir to an -estate iu S&vauuah that paid it. My aunt,Mrs. E. C. Da vis, will also get some money lrou) this source.” Mrs. Jul l a Tucker who iormerly lived in Savannah will get quite a snug sum as she had a very large for tuue and the lax she paid on this ac count was considerable. There may be oiher parties in Albany who will come into unexpected reimbursement from this source. Ihey lilttt»i*#a». They were from New York and were t.king* stroll over the city yesterday afternoon. While the wind wuv- not so strong ns die day before, yet it was q iite chilly all day and those who warned to keep* warm while oat. so jght the sunny side' of the street. The couple from New York while out-tor a stroll happened to come in contact with the sun's rays and the. gentleman gallantly raised an urn Orel ia with which he protected the la dy from the rays of the great lumi nary. As they were going up IVashing:on street they passed a number of gentle men who had ccllected together and were engaged in pleasant conversa tion. These gentlemen bad on their overcoats and with the collars button ed closely around their throats were shivering as if they felt the thermom eter dropping down to the bottom of tiie tube. Everyone shiveringly spied the strangers and watched with Intent In terest the shelter from the sua that was held over the lady. The incon gruity of the occasion was apparent to ail aud after the couple was out of hearing the crowd hurst Into a hearty laugh. ^ But still they shivered. Tltey Have Gms. Mon lay afternoon Mr and Mrs C C Campbell left for Thoinasville. Mr Campbell will be in that place lor about a week on business after which he and Mrs Campbell will return to their home in Cincinnati. These visitors have spent the winter here and their yisit has not only been plessaut to them bqt bo their many friends who hare enjoyed having them here. 'It is hoped that -3|r. and Mrs. Camp bell will find it convenient to pay Al bany ap^tber extended visit. A Fatal Cut. Flint, Ga., March I —[Special.]— Siturday night Will* White, colored, became involved in a difficulty with mother negro, whose uairc cannot be learned. The unknown negro cm White severely in the bowela, Inflict ing a wound from which .White dief yesterJsy morning. The authorities at Camilla were notified and Deputt Shcr iT .Tones came up and made a vigorous search for the murderer bu* lailed to find him, but every effort 'ill be made to bring the murderer tc justice. 'Jhft J.utlij tlx nrr. The h iiidjoine piece of needle work done bv Mrs. Anders n at the tempo rary office of the Singer Sawing Ma chine Company was drawn lor yester day afternoon at 4 o'clock. „ This piece of work was done by Mrs Anoerson sine3 the opening of the of- fl :e here and jhe work,as it progressed, was witnessed by many ladies. Each laly who cdled registered, her name *ud was given a ticket bearing, the number opposite her name. These numbers were placed In a large piteher^ycPterday afternoon and Mr. J. F. W filer being blind folder stirred them up and drew forrii one. i’he Lumber thus drawn was to donalt the wlnifer of the handsome piece o: work done by Mrs. Anderson. The number drawn by Mr. Weller was 150 aud the name opposite it on the register was that of Mrs. J. P, Hid. On u M >i*u« <Jt>arg~, Joe Wilkes,a ne*ro man well known *u lids city, is oce. nying a cell iu Dougherty county j .il. And tiisstep-doughter, a young ne gro woman equally as well known a? languishes under the same roof but iu s« pnrate apartments. Wrkesandhis at^p-daughter were arrested yesterday morning by Dep uty Sheriff Godwin and Ollicers Kemp and Mooney. They were found at OJoin’s Ark aud were escorted to jai to await trial on a very serious charge. ills ibarged that they have been living in criminal intimacy and the officers soy that sufficient evidence was obtained to warrant their arrest. A HU HAUL. Unpl R iuse Rr In Two’A Hlga tor*—Ox* Very L»rgi-Wkat Wai Cone Wi ll Tbem. Mondiy afternoon aboat 4 o’clock the steamer City of Albany announced her arrival by the shrill blast ot the whistle and Mr. J. M. Tift who was near the river watched the appioach of the vessel with great interest. As the boat tied up at the wharf at the foot of Broad street Mr Tift engag ed in coaversatlon with the Captain, H. H. Rouse, and while talking to the latter spied two alligators on the deck ot the steamer. Where did you get them ?” asked Mr. Tift. I shot them on ray way up between here and Newton. I will give you hit large one if you want it.” Mr. Tift was just preparing.to offer to buy one when Capt. Rouse made the offer. Tbc alligator, fully ten feet in length and weighing between 2JO and 3G0 pounds, was pkerd on a wag on and takeu to Mr. Jim Camp’s fish stand. On a table in the rear ofthe buildiug it was stretched out and Lem Weston, the well known fisherman, proceeded to skin it. Nolwirh-tandingthe fact that the al ligator bad been shot five times with a rifle he lashed his tail from side to side, and would move his claws as if in the act of swimming. The first ing done was to. drive a knife through hi3 heart, bat even after that he would lash his tail from side to side. The skin was taken from him and Mr. Tift obtained some fine steaks that he will enjoy. Capt Rouse carried his ’gator home to be used aa meat. I a speaking of kfUiug these two alli gators Capt Rouse said. “There is no telling how many alligators I could kill on each trip, bat I quit killing them because as soon as they are shot they sink, and by the time I make the next trip the odor is not very pleas ant. These that {brought op this afterncon I shot on land. I intend to quit carrying iny rifilej though; be cause a3 I say when I shoot one In water I lose it, and tip; decay causes au unpleasant ordor when Igo on my next trip. Ilpribfru Visitor*. Mrs L. H. Black, of St. Fan!, Minn, with her two daughters, Misses Annie and Julia and little son Boy, reached the city Sunday morning and wllj spend some time enjoyinjg the salu brious climate of this'section. Mrs. Black stops at Albany it is noted for its healthfulness and for the health-giving, matphlegs, mineral artesian water. They are quartered at the Inn. They come at a good time when the season isqt Its best and their stay in tho city will unquestion ably ba a pleasant one. If the thicvLh practices that have been carried on in ibis city to such a*, alarming extent lately are to be taken as one evidence-of the bard time* they also prove that these is a large class ot citizens hcre-uho wi.-b to gain aTueii- hood withrut work. Oj Sunday morning Mr. James McLarfr, a younger, brother of Mr. W. A. McLarty, found himself the loser of a good time piece. He live* with his mother opposite the Metho dist church aud is employed-as afire- man iu the rabroad yards. flis work kept him up late oc Satur day night and oa retiring ho slept heavily, not rising until near noon oa Sunday. While dressing after he iwd riseu he discovered that his watch •al been taken from - " his clothes. Suspicion at ouce pointed to a ycupg man, who clahnii g to be a railroader had gained temporary lodging at the JicLarty household. This man was seen alter breakfast Sunday morning io enter the room occupied by Mr. James McLarty and soon went out. He has nut btet^ seen since, having jumped his board bill also. A CO. A' STEALS MONEY. On'Satirday night a negro by tLe name of Ike Edwards entered Henry Bowen’s home and stealing quutly to the clothi s rfiift Bo ven b*u iaken efi possessed bimee'f of two dollars and seventy-five c nts of Bowen’s money. The matter was reported to iUe officers and Monday corning Oflirer Moo»-^ ey J«n in El Wards who i* cow in jail awai i .g trial. It seems a hard matter to bieak up th3 stealing that is ccnstan.ly going on. Keep ) our eye ou your goad chatties and ca.*h. f . h n ,ic<jo;i :oOp*u iaaF. wDtj*. Prepare at once io enter the special schools of i be Georgia Chautauqua. Iu a very fear days they will be open and you should begin at once to make youftarraogements to take lessons i£ one or more of them. - 4)a next Monday the 7ih Inst., Dr •V.'G. Anderson will open his school cf pbysied culture. His able asri*t- ont. Prof. Guru-heart, “has done noble wotk iu this line so far, but be has had but one bratch of tire work; Oa the-arrival of Dr. Anderson Jet everyone who intends ukiuglessens in physical culture enroll bis orher h»;ncat tii»r opening ct the coarse acd piocetd vigorausiy to gain from tlrs a>l Hie ben. li^ (Kx-sible that are of fered. .Prof. C. C. Case «rLo will have charge of the ma*ic Ibis year will bi here-on the - Monday following Dr.’ Anderson, that is on the 14th last., and wi.l at once br-gia to organiz) his classes. Prof. Case is noted as a teacher in voice culture and has no superior anywhere. Besides this ue is a sweet singer himself and if you arc so unfortunate as to have no marie in your soul you can almost learn to si"g just by listening to him. And when becomes do not hesitate to join one of his classes. If you can •ing or have t» voice that will bear cul tivation dont hesitate to take a course under this man who is an artist in hit profession. Prof.. Wells will soon be here and being an expert in penmanship, book keeping and ail branches of training • he young men w Hi have advantages thrown 5n their way that will b3 tqaal o those ei jayed at Eastman’s business college at Poughkeepsie or any other place. ^ Make up your mind at once to entei one f r- iaore of these special school <nd take Advantage of the rare oppor- hitics that tho people of Albany havt brought here for youry>iofit and foi your good. • The Kickapoo Tribe! Watres War. ^ ALMO T A ITUE, fka Flatfarm at the Jj}b:rJ Cain* pr» *■» Calc he* Fire bat it i» Quirk ly Ex'.lncnhbcd. Tuesday afternoan about 3. 0\lotk <ome one discovered the platform ai he Jaybird compress to be on fire. The compress fortunately was in operation at the time and all the em ployes were £t work. The platform *>ad quire a lot cf cotton on it at the ime but the lire originated oa the southern end of the platform soud Hstauce from the cotton. When discovered the blaz^ had got ten a good headway oh tho fljo;iig and was lepping up fully knee high. The wind whs blowing from the north and blew ihe blaze In the opposite di rection from ihe cotton, otherwise a seri>u3 fire- wrilUl have iesulicd. As soon as it was discovered some negroes grabbed buckets of water and Jashi'ig the contents on the blaze i- was soon cxilnguisl-ed.tkereby obviat ing a serion i aeration. WCU9! >« AT MS IV S O*. Ur. CImrtle LWinfit oa \V«*d» Hit** Olaggie Jlaya—VUlirr* Inn Al« batty Witness ihe Et »*• Monday at half pist twelve o’clock at tile reiidence of ilie bride’? parents in Newton-Mr. Charlie Liv ingston was united in marriage to Miss Maggie Mayo. No cards had been issued, and only the Immediate relatives and friends o: the contracting parties were present. After the ceraraoiiy those ' wh > had witnessed the auspicio-is < vent show ered their cougratulatljus upon tiie happy yo.ing couple, after which tbc guests were invited to a bountiful col lation of rare and choice viands. y Mr. and Mrs. Livingston were the recipients of many handsome presents, tokens of esteem from friends who wished tbem bon voyage on their journey through life. Among those present from Albany were Messrs. J. B. Maury, F. W. Godwin, S. J . W. Livingston and A. W. Muse. Miss Bessie Ball and Miss Carrie Livingston wore among the at tendants. Mr. Livingston ts a sterling young business man and was for awhile in. the employ of Messrs. Cutirff & Jordan of this city. The fair bride that he has won H one of Baker county’s most charming belles and cosnts her friends by the score. Their many friends here waft their congratulations on the consumption of this event and trust that their pathway in life will be strewn with the rarest and choicett. blessings. After the marriage Mr and Mrs Liv- cgston went to Blakely where _ they will visit the mother of the groom. A H im uaioar. Mr. W, W. Tick* r Wed* Ml«a Car- rid A Very Quiet Matriaye --Ti:ey A«ar« *««■ Ccl*i«t»u*. A Flcerlfl Alter the India* Do Sheriff E. J. Black of Blakely, ly county, came to Arlington after the Iudlan doctor i HE WILL RE HERE. An Inn r. * in- luLtrlm with Gar. itortb^n and What he Saya of the Cbantacqna-Sla'e Jchoil C*m- azmi m?r BraiSirJI Taliia Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock Gov. W. J. Nonhen, State Sriuxl Commissioner S. D. B adwell and Comptroller General W. A. Wright reached the city from their trip to Ca milla. They were met at the depot by Mr. J. S. Davis who gtonce touk them to hitlioraecn Broad strfet. In com pany with C.q»:. K Hobbs, the presi dent of the Georgia Chautauqua, a t«r- porlcr of the News and Advertiser called at the home of Mr. Davis to ascertain flora these gentlemen some thing of their feeling toward the ap proaching session of the Georgia Cbau- qua and what ibeck'zres here might expect ofTht-m. Mr. At V*’. Muse, the secretary o! the Chautacqi was found the.e and as the gentlemen were er.jiving, a, cczj fi e they seemed !o indicate by th* cheerfulness of tluir coutenances the ertlrJsfosm they feel ia the great Chautauqua mrfvcmentT Iq reply to a query Gov. Norihep said •'Ob ygs, I will be with you during the Chautauqua. I have felt the most profound interest in, the movement felrce its inception and j. ron>t corgratulate the citizens of Alba ny, on ihiir greit work in su-taluing such an institution that ir so entertain ing and so instructive. 1 trust you wili have fine-weather and that tile Chautauqua will bo an overwhelming success.” Commissioner Brad well was en gaged In arranging with Mr. Davis the program for Ihe teachers* institute that is to held here assembly week and after arr3rging that j fined the guests in the parlor. Be said, in speaking of the Chau tauqua, “M r. Davis and I have 'out lined a programme that I think will be a very attractive one. A large number of teachers from all over the state will be here that week and Ihe exercises will be very interesting.” Col. Wright came with these geuile- men simply on a pleasure trip and the party left last night for Atlanta. A COURIER SENT TO JXTESTI- c iir. - And .Mr Fran \ Ca*ttinjf Make* A nyurrisp* Ll«n*r Feons—Yo* Can Itrnr fn Albany* YiUt to thiin. h<uT *so» gxsfuiir ^naagitort carms tn ^rntrr jiitc h carter. of tft, Zc&i*. \Vi?c3 he was ccnnaimionod to inveetica^ the'choracier and habits of tht(*e sni rnor poofia he wrs averr sictrna:i. vraa bein? trustee. ;a f>rt. him in the hope that tesidenccin the warm booth would restore Lira to stron>nh tail rreserte a-vataabie q^ccr to tie Govern ment. Purina bis journey hie lilne'-s crew r.con him. and when ho r*s<»h(wi c Znni villatre he vras pr upon a Jitter which Friends. Ihev-repre pen led to tho fcuuia that s creai American chief bad come to ihem'uupiorim: to ba cured. Oil 1 Lis the Indiana received him. mured him assidn- onsiy and finally nado a xrell n*.an or him. Eventually ho ^rns re ceived into the tribe, learned their ho. image, religion and erience of medicine. -One canons thins the mucins! cause of his enra ws* a lienor whose composition jV unknown tothoZnniJ. lhey hold it in sreat esteem and twice every rear they pend aa embassy tu the Kickapoo Indians, wlm inanufacturo it, ar.d pnrrta&e a supply of it Several times the Znnia at tempted to purchase the secret of its cem- be reached _ retcbetl incxhanstlon iraa carried by his Knanwpcfub. Heine. , thins he discovered was that tue flowini> waters. Tiie Big Aitnia* Wall Tapped And ir*Supply TXzrewu Into Cel. igtlte Moiu. Sometime ago when the. supply ol water was considerably reduced the council granted Col. E. L W\ght and other-well owners the privilege of tap ping the big well bored for the pur pose of supplying ihe water-works. system so eigerly aud anxiously sought. But the supply increase 1 shortly after that, or rather regained the form- er flow, and the large well was not tapped. But the Urge well was tapped yes terday and its supply is now flowing through the pipes that supply Col. E. L. Wight’s caa'omers. Tnis is a result of aa agreement cf the city fathers allowing Col. Wight to tap this well. T5*ey look upon it that the city had bored and paid fora well that was stopped up sod from which no one was getting any benefit. An then it was thought too, that it would be better jer the water seeking an outlet to have it as the immense apply faBirg to find an overflow might spring uletic somewhere. Several d i js ago Col. Wight hegan laying a pipe from the large well io his main, and running along North Street to a point opposite Cru- ger &Tace’s variety works on Jeffer son street. He had ordered the pipe for this purpose and it having arrived was pat down as fast as the ditch was dug. Thursday afternoon connection wa3 made with Co!. Wight’s main on Jef ferson street and at 3 o’clock the water was turned on from the large artesian we! 1, And It caused a beautiful flow. It was strong. It waa like tbe drink that is taken by a certain well known party in tbe city^It had power behind it ot with ir, as tne ca«e maybe. At first there was the usual sputtering noise made by the escape of the air In the pipes but after that the tflia of the faucet gave forth » bold gushing stream, The patrons of Col. Wight will now find their pipes ready to give forth a^ stronghold stream at any time flow of 22$ gallons per minute bave been added and if tbe city buys Col Wight’s well on April first this supply as it flows at present will give no one cause to complain. Monday morning at G:33 o’clock at the residence of tbe bride’s mother. Miss Carrie Saiitn was un-teJ iu mir- riage to Mr. W. N.-Tickoor. No cards had been Issued and in the presence ot none but the immediate family connections and very few sp *c- iaiiy invited friends the ceremony was performed. Rev. W. J. R hertson, pastor of the Methodist church, offici ated and the ceremony wa3 beautifu r ? the couple being bound in holy wed lock by the use of the ring. The bride was attired fn a neat, yet haudsome traveling suit, and looked lovely as she leaned upon the arm of the one to whom she plighted her troth for life. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs* Ticknor received ths congratulations of those present and hastily took their departure for Columbus where they will remain during tha eqmay*r -with tbe mother of tbe groom. Mr. Tickfior as secretary of the Jay bird Compress Company has shown himself to be a business man of super ior qualifications and hh business ca reer in tbe city, that requires bis servi ces here during the cotton season j has been an enviable one. The fair lady that be has won needs no introduction here or any words of praise. J£& the second daughter of tbe late Hon. W. E. Smith she has known no other borne hat Albany and in her * quiet, pleasant, affable and attractive manner bas always been a favorite with ell who knew her. The . . , hoeta of Weeds ofthU young couple ex-eod them hearty coagratulatioos on such an auspicious union aud trust 1 ° er Institute to be held during that their lives may ever - be entwined in tbe blissful realization of the pinessthat is lavished so upon them now. -Mrs. Tieknor this fa!! when Mr. • duties at the compress n ; : ; vss'-'i j BnSi farm, ot uh kinds bisoa* at this ciii-c* uaritioo, Uit always w Itfioct stjcces?. Oncw they atwmptM to force the coveted knowl- edve from the Kickapoo* and iasda war upon them lor that purpe.-e. bus wc-io ierrd-ed. Fortunately a white mnn was mere rao- ccc lol with the Jvickar>.i.>. 'ifli* tube originally dwelt in Il linois. Thence tho Government moved them to Kansas anil later on to tho Indian Aerritory. where they mha't-M*; the oid Sacs and Fox reserve. A Government , eeont, Sir. Charles Bigelow, better known on tho border cb Texa* 2*CATI.\3vc. Chariii*. was taken very Kick while visit ing the Kickapoos. and was restored by tiirir doctors, whose eh>ef pre?cription was thedagtra. whose ingredient* thoOlnnisaro so dooivous of learning \Vhen Jlr. Bigelow recovered ho pom tod out to the chiela of the Jkickacoon that they might acquire wealth by prepares uosatibe* of lag mia J1 ty dcmr.rrrd for a loi.g time.tat finally ad in with the tropc^ai arc! cent a group of ms'.t uocior.H to travel Tiller the guidance of ir. uiKciow ami *cd he Has wa. 3 heir uccet-3 was pfieuom- nal. :<o great. indee'L iiat it became jciimis- iL-Je to supply jhe Cr-. utuid end adhere io he sruda t-tocecses •1 inannfactureadopt- CtLKE C!i5hi d by the Kickanoor. Ii conhogjy. iho Kick- itio buhait Aiydiciuo oaipaay was formed, with hecJqnarlcm at lew Haven, Conn., and the manufacture o» ■»ejrnia and other Kicixpoo remedies was -xauu oa a large scale. About six hundred men are employed, and the capital of tbo companyi»*20^000. Giving.roundnnm- bera oniy. tbo of tiie Company last rear were 500.000 bottles of fc’agwa, 400.- JOO-buttlea cf tho Kickapoo Indian Oil. 100,000 bottles of the Kickapoo Cough Cure, 120,000 boxc3 of the Kickapoo Worm-Killer and ahont V0.000 boxes oi Kickapoo Salve. The Stgwa is a tonic purely vegetable m character, beiiig the iiqnc-r obtained by boil- - ‘ htg iu water certain vorieHca of Lark, leaves, herbs and roots. The Kickapoo tlieory if aicknesa is that it rcanlta from a poverty of tbe olood. involving cessation or rlncgifchneso in ths action of one or more of the vital organs. Hence they direct their attention solely mm dzst- to the jpuriiyinar -and streoKthenio?? of tho blood. This tho oagwa efiects beyond on^ticn, though just bow it acts will probably net be known until **-- * T ‘ * — —'Ming to moke tho cat specific use. may bo noted, hi the hiekapon3 thc-mi»eivcs. bo sins/ race pbys:cail7 exi^Ia ;?» tho woriil. Both men and women ore tail* anu •naquilisestly devel- jped. There ia not a weakling in tbo tnbe. They ara a ucry,r*f- mlip.r people. Liko be Zonii tbay a ro •*ery escinsivc an l is\e never acqmr&f he vice'Lcf clvi jza- .ion. The Indian cn- iotii* gefierallly, indg- ng tram the report* ^ •r early settlers am! trevcSsra .In «KiS coun- .rj. were healthy peeph-umil intompcrance rd dij«-»oe* contracted from white men po- 'an to play havoc with them. The hicka^ xjoa have always resisted ccntaminatiug ra- ‘nrncf'-x end pre*«*rva their pristine vigor, wibly tact thaf ts.tr* a kneps tesm rbnst i-» the r??-op. A ‘Jt'iw fer alcohol Tien arises Iron -in?pui*r action, of; fhr odily organs, liow-jvcr thi: bo it if ^fvet that . Weak and debilitated persons arivo a.-v n --L : n- benefit from tT>e use cf Ruwa. Ii apperra to act uinm theBtom- Hch. LoweiB. liver, Kidney* end bladder, etmmlating. ail oi them to action; ami it if never tco violent a ptimuiant. for the KicUtpoo* live to a yntnarkabic cld acts. They always adminw- tt*r the bagwa to their eicK either alone oriu ceninnetionwith. v.aOlCUTile CAY their other fataorw Ten:e<lira. Tea price ol 'uiovra is one dollar n Lottie. The Kickapoo Indian Oil is a very valua ble remedy, affording effectnal ana speedy relief in all nervous ami inlicrr.mntors' i!:c- 20*0*. As a qnicx euro ior all kinds of pain it is magical. The oil may te taken inter nally or applied externally. For children It in exes'icu t. The price is twenty-fire cents per bottle. . . The Kickapoo Indian Wortn-KiLor ia pro- oared by the Kickcpoo3 from their native tornnihu ol Toots szid . .erbs. - It ia & positive specific for the re moval of stomach.sect - of pin worm stock of nevr spring id ready, with more Exclusive Designs, Unique Attractions and Beautiful Goods than ever, and we invite all to c&2! and see thehaodsoaest and most complete line ever brought to Albany. SILKS! Silks will be extremely popular this season for street wear. Our line em braces everything new, such Figured China aud Italian Silks in light and dark groonds, Moire An- tlqu*,7eelf figured. Taffetas, Crystal Bengallne3, Surahs, Ottomans, Faiiles and two tone effects, Laris Suits. Oat line of Dress Goods with trim mings te match is a sight to behold. The rarest novelties in Cripons, En glish Sniticgs, Cheviots, Serges, Cord and Jacquaro effects. A grand assort ment of Pearl, Silver, Steel, Gold and Aplete novelties ior trimmings, also a superb line of Ribbons and Laces The assortment Is too extensive to enumerate, but don’t fail to see the novel Moire and Mother of Pearl rib bons, acd the Paint de Gene and numerous other novelties. In On r line of new Embroideries is complete in every respect, and prices far below any competition. Oar new stock of W ash Goods includes the very prettiest designs in Organdies, Cbathes, Mulls, Swisses, Zephyrs, Bedford and Silk Stripe Ginghams etc. 60 pieces figured Sateen, in all colors at only 10 cents per yard, real value 18 cents. Having purchased a big job in Em broidered Handkerchiefs we will place them on 6ale tomorrow at prices that will astonish you New line of Mattings just opened and marked at special prices. New goods arriving daily. nu jois, PALACE building, Washington St. If you have favored us with a recent visit you may pos sibly think you have seen pretty nearly ail! we have to show you in the line of WEDDING PRESFNTS at briber :? adult s or Kiiluren. It is a plcc s- ant. nafe. prompt and . effective remedy, and requires no pLysic. Its price ia 25 cants per bos. 9$gWE8*K& The Kickapoo Indian ? ajTe j a made by the Kickapoo Indiana iron* the bent buffalo Irilow tootbetf’slard). It ,<* a prolific for diseases, Footfcin« rm.i exsoileat for rrv-apelufc qczsnm, bcft % pu 0( ., bams, &s. it a!»o sella for -*i cguju vct box The Kickapoo Indian Coucli Cttro iaau invaluable ihdianremr-dr for coaehK. cold* arihma, threat aat lnuir di*ca?e«. It i» inrely veeetabio an»i rlcasant to take. Its action is specific. The rnca ofthe Kleeavoo Indian Con eh Cure is half a iToliar per , bottle. Theeo a*« the chief mcdicinid prep- firafious in •3*1* by the ElcbapooH. FI eir cx- cellence i«* proved by tiie fact that they have - preserved lfae~tnbe ia kaoHn, retwitlistai'd- ibAsyh ave been removed 1 Lome in ti-e north tc the centre and afterwards to extreme KontU pf tbo country. _ ivud have thus becq 1 breed to bravo prent rUni&iio varistbpos. inothcr cf U>^‘ — w found in the cnormona qnnnti- ties vtbat are being sold yearly ja r,)\ partq of iliig country. Ia any beneo xrhei3 cnco ‘.her luvo boon in^d r.r^v. asnppiyoftbftiie.jnra. ; t least, is always fccnl tm bond for it k ^uovn to be necesSaty. Most evcrydrmnrlat. ^Representatives of this tribe of Indi ans are giving free exhibitions in East Albany every cTgbt. KAKi&n* Ing the fact from their Ton will think otherwise when you come again and yon will promptly come to the conclusion that the last additions, which by the way have just arrived, are by no means the least. Nothing daintier, nothing more chaste, nothing more unique and captivating in finish has ever been placed upon exhi bition and yon will say so when yon look at them. If they take your fancy, and the chances are a hundred to one that they will, they will take it with a rush. Cal I early and get Bar gains. Fine line of Wed ding Present?, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Novelties. 3Ph.il Harris Waichmaker, Jeweler and Graduate Optician of the New York School. The Com Didn't Mick Yesterday afterncon the merchants and citizens were aronsed by tiie ring ing ofa bell and firming transparencies advertising the Kickapoo Indian show across the river, Di. H, Galiettl had his men on the streets dramming np a cro'wd for his entertainment and it seemed to strike any bat a responsive chord In the hearts of tbe merchants. A number of merchants felt that the IndiaiMhow was drawing the crowd away from them and looking upon tbc advertising scheme as an infringement on their rights called upon the chief of police to make a case against the in vader. Tbe case was msde and Dr. GaBetU was hauled np before His Honor, Mayor Gilbert. The mayor cot nothing to warrant him in imposing a fine oifcDr. Galiettl acd this gentleman was allowed to go free. The Kickapoos seem to be on top. You can make no greater find than to discover the right place for purchas ing Groceries. To the right place yon can go with a feeling of absolute se curity. To it you can go without ex ercising eternal vigilance, in order to protect your interests. We sell Groceries ou the principle that we would like to have applied to us if we were buviug tbem. We see that our patrons lose nothing through carelessness, and we take excellent care to keep in stock nothing that Is not just wbat it ought to be in tbe mat ter of quality. That is why when you come to us yon come to the right place for Groceries. We notr have In stock an exceptionally fine line of ; —: FANCY GKOCEBXES:— ! 1 TABLE DELICACIES,:— J Also, a large, choice and complete line of fresh * —.............. I CANDIES AND FBUITS. : A Choice Selection of t CANNED FRUITS and MEATS. • A CALL SOLICITED. fi. RUST. NOW IS THE TIME! MY STORE IS CROWDED, AND TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE LARGE SOCK OF FUR1TIT Now in the Depot,' I will offer a TEN HER CENT. DISCOUNT on ALU GOODS for tho next TEN DAYS. This will only hold good for that time. Call at once. ^SOMETHING In. Refrigerators, Lounges, Eat, Clcth.es, and Towel Racists. Can undersell any house in the South when it comes to TRUNKS, WALL PICTURES, Etc. All I ask is a call and an examination, and you will be convinced. Offi&ANS PIANOS AHTX3 I can sell you a Piano or Organ so cheap that it will AMAZE you. Remember my special discount on everything ia my store for next ten days. H. L. HASTI.il.S. SEED POTATOES JUST RECEIVED. BARRELS 100 BARRELS Of the Best selected Seed Irish Potatoes ever brought to this market, shipped direct" from the Grower. Call and get descriptive circular of the follow ing varieties. The Vaughan, Lee’s Favorite, Early Ohio, The Arizona, The Delaware, Rural New York etc. Eeach variety guaranteed true to 'name.- Remember that these are not the ordinary cheap stock brought into the market and labeled to suit the buyer, but shipped direct from the Grower, Mr. J. C. Vaughan. White Prize, to fit Come and get a new HAT the exact shape your head at H R LX City Shoe Store. Albany Bottling Cong SOUTH SIDE, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE BKOAD ST, - - - ALBANY. GA. HOBBS tk TUCKER -r.\ AJjBA-HY, GEORGIA. DO J. GENERAL BANNING 2 USINZ38. Discount approved time paper, fie-vive Deposits—subject to checks at - eight. Collection, made in Any Part of the Un e .3State*, nit-l.n ». LAW SCHOOL of Georgia. Beginning Monday morning, Feb. 29th will be prepared to fill all orders for bottled Sparkling Soda Water Christian-Moerlein Keg - Budweiser and Anhe j. „ - - Bottle Beer. Especial attention will be paid to orders and orders by mail. "Will have in connection retail Oysters, F and Fruits in season. "Will run a Delivery Wagon and prompt at tention will be paid to private orders. "We have a first class Refrigerator and a bottled Goods sold by us will be kept fresh 1 cool. "W. TY marke: a fi That is what the Official Statement of the EmitaMe Baling anil Leai issociaiii shows for the first year’s business. It did not loose a dollar, which shows that it is the safest and most profitable investment you. can make. The association is prepared to negotiate Loons on short notice fonts stockholders. LON SIX PER CENT. INTERS;! On money loaned to its Stockholeers. If you want te borrow any money or inve-t; EQUITABLE offers greater inducement- For stock or information, call on JONES 4fc SMITH, ALBANY, CEOSG3
