The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-24
GEORGIA THRIFT

Macon's brewery is proving a proHtsb,.
investment P'0H'aole
There is talk of starting new bsnk =.
Americas with 100000 capital. AZ
The creeks have fallen again and tho.
but little timber arriving at Darien
Dougherty county's tax returns sbon,
increase OF over $685.. 1000 for the past va. Gu
The National Guaranty COMPANY ba. -
organized at Cordele. Its capital stock V' T.
500, 900. 00A
u. w. Il. Staten is building a nica r.s;
dence on the corner of Lee and ParramSosr,.'
streets, at Valdosta. '''Oie
w. f. Clark has sold out his grocery sna
confectionery business at Americas ",a
Messrs. Argo and Matthews
The building for the Valdosta sta.r,
laundry is nearing completion, and in fa5
days Will be ready TO receive the macbin
cry, which will arrive soon. '--'i'
The Albany Oil Company has annliad r..
an amendment to its charter inoreasino, ~
capital stock from sec, 900 to 500 COO Sits ~
the right to manufacture all kinds of pnara
George G. Price of Macon has purcbssai
the Auitman car-coupler, which Is sid -
be the finest coupler ever invented. Patant
rights have been obtained. A companv
will be formed for its manufacture.
Supt. Walter Wyche is having the two
congresses of the Central railroad in
Columbus repaired and put in first-class
working order for the seasons business
which begins Sept. l. The repairs will h,
completed in few days. For the season
1SS9-9O, 1000 bales of cotton wers
handled by the two congresses of the Cen.
trail in Columbus
In view Of the prospect of the county
seat of Wilcox being changed to RochaIIs
81, 500 deal in real estate was made in thai
thriving town Thursday. Strong efforts
are being made by the people of Rochelle to
have the court house moved to their town
but the people of Abbeville, the present
county seat, are not at all alarmed about
the matter ana are working harder than
ever to build up their furnishing city
Cap. A. R. Coulter, with large force of
carpenters, has begun work on the first Of
three immense coal chutes for the SavaD-
nah, Americus and Montgomery Railroad
Company-one at Americas and one each
at Helena and Lyons. The chutes will be-
larger, perhaps, than any others in the state.
and will be built upon plan entirely diff
ferent from any yet erected. They will be
200 feet in length by 40 in width, aud each
chute will have a capacity Of 1000 tons Of
coal
Macon Euening Ne,Cs: One of the bonan.
Zas OF Chls town Is the Excelsior back band.
Ed lsaacs the inventor of the band, sold all
his interest and royalty for 81 800 The first
person to take an interest in the back band
was Harry Tindall. Then John c. Van
Syckel, NJ. Nussbsum and J. W. Cabaniss
became partners. As an evidence of the
value Of the back band it may be stated that
one-eighth of a share, whica sold some
time ago for 5000, has since sold for s., 900.
A gentleman who invested $3.50 Ia a
part of Il share drew a profit last ysar Of
over $500, and says he would not take $685.
900 for his portion Of a share. Messrs. TIM
dali and VanSyckel bought the royalty for
$500, and soon after sold it to w. G. Solo,
mon for $4,000, and Mr.. Solomon will re-
ceive profit of nearly 500 tue first year
of his ownership Of the royalty. His in
come from it next year will he 5000, for
30, 900 dYzen CT the back-bands will be sold,
and at royalty of cents dozen you will
see what he will get.