Americus weekly recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 18??-1891, October 10, 1890, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextCheap : Money ! Loans Negotiated on City, Town or Farm Property at Rates • that Deiy Competition! TERMS MOST FAVORABLE. ALL CONDITIONS EASY J. J. HANESLEY, - - AMERICUS, Ga, REMOVAL Cook’s Pharmacy has been removed from Cotton Avenue to the W. J. Slappy corner, on Lee street (near Artesian well) where I will be pleased to serve you in Drugs, Pat ent M edicines, Garden Seeds, Etc Respectfully, W. A. COOK, Proprietor BUGGIES New Bugg the Best to tr eat. ALL Repairing of all kinds done in the Best Strife. T. S, GREENE. Cotton Av<*r ue Opposite Prince’s Stables BUILDERS 9 SUPPLY CO. HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE ON THE INSTALL MENT PLAN. lO KTow Houao Lumber sold ou Installments. ''tg for sale on time. FIRE till lIFE E REPRESENTS THE SAFEST AND STRONGEST COMPANIES IN THE WORLL. Insurance Placed on City aud Country Property, i It1». on Jackson Street, two doors nortb of Telegraph Otllce. nicbi&i&wir The, People's, National, Bank, S. Montciomery, President. J. C. Roney, Vice President. John Windsor, Cashier. E. A. Hawkins, Attorney. H. C. Mitchki.Ij, Book-keeper. ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY PRIVATE! CAPITAL. $50,000. SURPLUS. $25,000. SCHMIDT’S Reading Room, Lamar Street, Americus, Ga. Having titled up this large room In handsome style, with the inten tlon of Miakiug it a pleasant aud quiet resort, I am prepared to serve the finest and best Liquors, Wines, Beers, and Cigars, some of them of my owu Imperial Ion from Germany and France. FREE I.UXCH every morning from 11 to 12. I ask all to give mo a call. sepll -CALL AND SEE- J. "W. IMIIZIE, At his^new quarters on Cotton Avenue, under Hawkins House He keeps the finest Wines Whiskies. Cigars, Etc., Etc. in town. He always has ou tap kegs of the Famous Cook. Beer, The BEST Beer ever sold In Americas. Fancy Drinks at Lowest Living Prices! He keeps nothing but first-class goods, and don’t charge fancy prices for them. GIVE ME A CALL. a. Beat. McOinty. Ellaville News. OucufSchley county's living cu, riosities Is her Trlah citizen, “Uncle Jonnie McCartie,” who owns and lives on two acres of laud fifteen miles north of Ellaville, which lie calls “Little Ireland.’’ The , old man has no horse, nor has he any need for one. He hitches liimselt to ;he plow anil pulls it line a horse from morning till night, while his good wife,Charity, wholsan “Irish man’’too,holds the handles. I)nn-, iel O’Dooly, his wife's firs’ hus band, was an irishman too with ail of an Irishman’s fondness for a spree. When he waked up dead* one morning after a spree, Jonui look the widow, and loves her uex best to ’’Otiftl Ireland.” They hav never raised any children, but rain ed plenty of vegetables aud 40 busli elsof corn tills year, with Jonni playing horse. Allbough between 60 and 70 years of age, to start out ou foot and trot to Ellaville, do his talking and trading and trot hack home in a half day is a Yory ordiu ary feat for Jonnie. He was In* town to-day talking as usual like an alarm clock running down When he started home he stopped at Cheney & Harp’s drug store, to enquire about the latest news from “Ould Ireland” and Dr. Cheney got him to give the crowd a little sample of his regular go-home gait. The old man smiled, threw off his hat, coat aud shoes, struck A 4lttle trot down to the cemetery aud back making the distance, nearly one mile, in four minutes five secoude The half mile post stauds in front of the burnt residence just beyond where he turned back and he could easily have made the mile inside of five minutes. The crowd cheered him lustily as he trotted back, and chucked a hat full of nickels in bis pockets. He Insisted that he did not charge auythlng and did not deserve anything, but modestly ac cepted the nickles with thanks, and struck a trot homeward. Those who have met him' frequently on the way say that he never breaks his gait. THE STOCK LAW. THE DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT Doe. Not Affect the Twonty-Seventh and Twenty-Ninth District.. A Boon to tne aics. Dr. King’s lloyal Germetuer Is endorsed by - Rev. J. B. Hawthorne pastor First Baptist church, Atlau ta, Ga., who says: “It is a great remedy.” Rev*. Sam P. Jones says “I wish every poor sullerlng wife had access to that medicine.” Thousands of others attest its vir tues. Fifty gallons are drank In Atlanta dally, where It is perform Ing remarkable cures. It removes the cause of disease aud builds up from the first dose. Send stamp for lull particulars, certificates of won derful cures, eto., to King’s Boyal Germetuer Co., Atlanta, Ga. It CUKES WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS. Price, $1.50’per concentrated bottle, which makes one gallon of medi cine as per directions accompany. Ing each bottle. Can he sent by ex press C. O. D. if your druggist can- notsupply you. The Chronicle’. Trado Beview. Augusta. Ga., October 6.—The trade review of Augusta for the past year, made by the Chronicle, Bhows that Augusta’s cotton mills span 80,000 bales of cottou duriug the year, producing $6,000,000 worth of products; cotton receipts, two hundred and odd thousand bales; fertilizers manufactured and sold, $2,000,000; wholesale and retail grocery trade, $30,000,000; total business, $70,000,000. Twenty-six miles of electric railroad have been built and are In operation. The city Is growing and prosperous. Dyspepsia, distress for eating, sour stomach, loss of appetite, a faint, all gone feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, heart burn, all re lieved and cured by l*. P. P. (Prick ' Ash, Poke Root aud Potassium). will regulate the system, gives an appetite and makes you well. He who Is feeling miserable, suf fering with dyspepsia and Indiges tion and often times with dlzzi ness, would do well to take P.’P. P, at once. P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Boot aud Potassium)wlll cure ou and arrest the disease in its ncipiency. V L3WESB FS&XOES. ROd^Stools. Also Wall and Prescription cases, CedN — Chests, Barber Furniture, Jewelry Trajt Cabinet Wert of all kinds. Complete Outfits for Stores and Catalogue free. Addwsse ATLANTA SHOW 1ASE CO.. Atlanta, G* FINE SHOW GASES nr-A.k li* catalogue. TERRY M’F’Q CO.. Nashville. Ten* TO WEAK MEN puoeotan for home RES^SfcaGn^^hnuIrol rtadby^TKy SawITSctoos and Militated. Addm* Prof. RGimUR.Koe*u, Conn. A Bore Kidney and Bladdft tomody—\ < ABBOTT S m iilp! -QUnioNS 4^B^fc r W|THStl'' Vo WARTS PAIN. tbV'lAb rftOs -fiffcOUts f WiSsAvan W. \V. O. for wogjtly female*. School Fund. The public school fund in this city and county has doubled within the past three years. Collector Furlow informs us that lu 1887 bo paid out of the school fund to the county board of education $3,058.05, and to tho city board $633.84. In 1888 lie paid to the county $3,562 85, city $751.81. Iu 1889 he paid to tho county $5,286,11, eitv $1,117.55. This year be will be coifed upon to pay the county $0,S93.0S. city $1,454.61. This does not include tho poll tax. I have tried, I believe, nearly every tonic medlvlne advertised, but none ever seem to do mo as much good as Hmlth’s Tonic Syrup —Sirs. J. A. Sncbett, Jacksonville, Fla. Scrofula is an Impurity of the lilood which produces unslghty lumps or swelling, which, accumu lating in the glands of the neck, causes painful running sores ou the arms, legs or feet, which de- ; The decision of the Supreme Court in regard to the unconstitu tionally of local laws putting the stock law into effect in certain dis- trfets and counties was not unex pected. When the petitions for and against stock luw were presented to Representatives Brady and Sim mons they objected to introducing a local bill ou the ground that tills question of tiie constitutionality of such bills was then being raised the Supreme Court, with;tlie prob ability that the decision would an adverse one. But tho pressure for tile passage of suclt a law was so great that they yielded to thede mauds cf the people and the bill was iutroduced aud passed. Under the provisions of this local law the farmers of Sumter county took down their fences anil shut up their stock. The etlect of this decision of the Supreme Court will be that the crops of the farmers who took down their fences will be at the mercy of such stock as tbeir neighbors may choose to allow to run at large ThlB change must undoubtedly cause great hardship in some por lions of the county. It wiil require time and great expeuBe to replace the fences which had been taken away, and iu some degree must des troy the value of farmiug lauds. There are two districts iu Sumter county, however, which are not effected by thi- decision. Tue twen ty-seventh and tv euty-niuth dis trict voted for no fence under the provisions of the general law, and therefore hold good. There will be no fences to be replaced lu those districts, and the owners of stock lu other districts who allow their cattle to trespass within these two districts are liable for damages, If the people of Sumter county desire the provisions of the stock law to extend over the entire coun ty, there are two ways only in which it can be done. One is to vote for no fence under the general law, and the other is to have our representatives unite with the rep resentatives of other counties aim llarly situated and have the gen eral Jaw repealetf and the local law re-enacted. Which ever method is adopted Is likely to meet with strong oppos- Bition, and the stock law question is likely to be a vexed one lor sev eral months to come. ALLISON & HISSNER. LEADERS IN— Hooks and Stationary. Our Stock is now Complete. Our goods are all new and first-cK in every particular. Our prices are lower t urn the lowest. " 888 School Books tind School Supplies a specialty. Yon will monov by trading at the NEW BOOK STORE \in Lamar next door to People’s National Bank, ee Very Respectfully, ALLISON & HISSXEll B. H. JOS&F.Y, THE LEADIN'. DEALER IN A CARD. Dr. J. M. Boaworth Tenders His Pro fessional Services to all Persons in All diseases of the eye. All diseases of the ear. All diseases of the throat and nose All diseases curable by surgery and by surgical methods. General surgery and treatment of chronic diseases, both of males and females, will receive careful atten tion. No incureable diseases will be treated. Examinations and consultations free to all persons. Examinations will be rigid and thorough, and persons objecting to such examina tions will not be received for treat ment. Charges iu all cases shall be most reasonable, and generally less than my charges were during my last engagement, because I am prepared to treat such affections as Catarrh and throat diseases by a method now that quickly cures and causes the patient not to have to visit the office so often. Beside, the recent method of treating all diseases of deep cavitieB in the body Is more pleasant as well as effectual. Hart Building opposite the Re- corker Building. Will open on Monday, Oct. 6th. J. M. Bosworth, fir. D. And now they are trying to form Jeffersonian Democracy in the Fifth Congressional district to de feat filr. Livingston. The effort will hardly he successful. A True Friend. Weak and enfeebled constitutions need a good tonic occasionally. Now there Is one tonic which a (reut many delicate and weak folks nave used to good advantage. It restores the appetite and improves the digestion. It drives out malaria. It prevents eolds aud iulluouce. It makes one feel better and stronger every way. It will utso cure chills and fever, even after all ether trert- ment fails. Do* you want to feel strong and well? Then give it a trial. It is called Smith’s Tonic Hyruy, and is the discovery of that, eminent pnyslclsn, Dr. John Bull, of Louisville, Ky. It Is rapidly taking the place of quinine, ns It has all the good qualitle, as it has all the good qualities of that drug and none of Its hurtful tendencies. It will not harm the most delicate individual, is very pleasant to take, aud never fall tode good. Sid Cook, of the Albany News, will be married to filiss Blanche Roberts, of Dawson, on Oct. 15th. «■ Uir, ICgB ut tvet, wmun WJ- o,J velops ulsers in the eyes, ears or Uood b °yi sld - nose, often causing blindness and deafness. Take P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium). It has proved Itself the most remark able of all blood purifiers. The moon was the only light Americus bad after eleven o’clock last night, and It looked tired, m though it needed rest. Tobacco, Cigars m Liquors, Sole Agent or tne CeeMeOll “Gnm spring” Keitidncwiimr. Jl COTTON AVENUE. AS- ERICU8. CA R. L. McLEOD & C(xT~ *—DK %I»Klt < * IN FANCY ® STAPLE GROCERIES. SHOES, ETC. WHISKIES. CIGARS AND TOBACCO A SPECIALTY. ALSO, PIEST-CLASS BAR A.TTACHB3 Supplied with the He.t Brand, of Liquor., Hrandics, Wine., Peer, Etc. Forsyth Street, Under the Opera House, : AMERICUS, Ga. K. x>. —Wholesale anil Retail Dealer 11— GROCERIES Fine Tobacco, Cigars and Whisky a Specialty! NO. 803 Forsyth and 1004 Lee Streets, - - AMEhJCUS. GEORGIA BAKERY R. F. NEHRINC, PIIUPK1KTOK. Jackson street, Under Alien iu | I AMERICUS, GA. LIGHT BREAD A SPECIALTY! Country Merchants supplied with bread at wholesale prices. W. W. Wheeler & Co.l are now in their new quarters. HAND-MADE AND NORTHERN HARNESS BY THE WHOLESALE AND| RETAIL. CALL AND SEE THEM. They have also secured the services of A First-class Shoemaker, Repairing a Specialty. Prices reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed! WATER WORKS I Now that the witter workf»rt| | completed \v«? are prepared to! furniHli the people with thenw*| • eNHitr.v fixture* to utilize them,| Hlldl HH FOUNTAINS! PIPING, BASINSJ AND OTHER FIXTURES. ALSO IRON RAIXillSTOS, For Front Yard and Cemetery Enclosures, Cresting-. Tower Flmli.l Weather Vaues, Hitching Posts, Office Railings, Brouze ami Marble Vases. MONUMENTS.—American and Italian Marble, Domfrtkl and foreign Granite. All work put up in good stvle sml at reaeonaMel prices. ~ . successor to MILLER * McCALL. 03.-& TAcaceoisr si 1 ., ’ ai^erics-s, o-a. P. H,—Will guAmntee prices fully ft. lowss run hepr-tcurcd clsewliere In market.. M orkiaan.hip guaranteed la every particular. JK. «X Miller, W. H. R. SCHROEDER. Formerly with M. F. Holland MTg Co. Atlanta, oa. J. W. STRICKLAND Formerly with Hunntcutt<& Belllnpratb Atlanta, Ga. SCHROEDER & STRICKLAND, 724 Cotton Avenue, Americus, Ga. HOT air HEATING, ETC- IRON SMOKE STACKSiA SPECIALTY- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS: We woulu be pleaned to Rive you estimates on your Tin, Iron and Cornice work, irantce till work to bo Amt-clans In every particular. Ridging. Creating Mini rn ulshcil on short notice. WoJhIko do Heavy Iron Workfrom 14 to 27, Roollnf. lug, Spouting, etc. juft&y-n AND QET OUR ESTIMATES AND GIVEIUS a TRIAL’ »A*S HAT* al/.lity to see from under his grandpa** hat lay IrVuc.of the third bottle of W. W. C. - It build* up the system, purifies the blood, fattens the lean, and make* a»* re *J inactive brain. A sure Kidney and Bladder Remedy. Retd *vh«t W. W. C. has dons for Ex*Govcrnor I. U. Smith I take crest pleasure in rnytug tint the m**«ftunn you prepare, la. in my OPt**" ’.MbleetJ lent remedy for many disease*. 1 have taken iifor Indirection to whirl* I Ban*.and hire found RrralWviifif from lu uw, I have anlTered m' ft from Thudi** ad have tried many aorfa of medicine# Tec * ** have experienced more relief from the n rreat faith In Its wre, and believe It " * U recommended by your company. Ccluthbut, da., June 7,1889. W. W. C. for* sale by all druggists.*' Manufactured by Iffoolt Wondcrfkzl Core Co., Columbus, Ga. f