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Newspaper Page Texta&s m m Ly . v ~s /cssniiR ; : ., VOL. V. AMERICUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1884. NO. 142. Americus Recorder. PUBLISI1KD BY 3V. Xa. O-XjI S-U-Toscxaptloxi Xtactoa: Tbi-Wkbkmf Onb Yxab, • <4.00. Weekly One Year, - - 2.00. Sbnday Isbue One Year, • 1.50. CSrCAPlTAI. PRIZE, EYg.UOB If* Ticket.only »J. Share.In proportion li.S.L. PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS LA WXERH. Xb XX. CARTER, AT TO It X E Y AT LA W, Awuticcs, Sl'MTEK Count*, : : : : Qa. Offlc**, oM First Nail'<nnl Bank. n glren to nil lmahtm;ontnut«d. specialty nod prompt Attention insnor * derSStf DOCTORS. Dr. 0. B. BAINES, SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. Uter* hi* pro?(i*lotiAl rcnlws, with sn expert* cnceolSOrenri. loth# peoitle nf Aiu#rii*u* and vicinity. OAocovrr DayU Jt Crilnwtjr’* Mture. H*-s dence st corner of .Jackson And Church rimM*. Calls trill receive prompt MtMitl.ni. Dr. D. P. HOLLOWAY, DENTIST, Louisiana State Lottery Company. “ He do htrthy certify that tee nuperriu the arrangement* for all the Monthly and Seim-Annual Drawing* of The Jjvuma, State Lottery Company,and in per eon ma age and control the Drawing* themseltt*, and that the same are conducted with hon esty, faimese, and in good faith toward all partu't, and we authorize the Company to unethi* certificate, with facsimile* of our signature* attached, in it* adtertiumcnUf Commissioners. Incorporated in IMS for *5 year* hr the Lejfiria- lure for Kducatlo&al and Charitable purposes— with a capital of fl.ooo.uuo-to whl. h a retire |nn<l of over |MO,0©0 ha* since been ntided. By an overwbrlmlas popular rote it* fra nr I, I* w "» «»*df « part of the tarx-nt Slate Constitution adopted Iii cember 2*1, A. I>., 187f. rAe Wy IrtUrytxtr tritO on amt (wt«rW if /V l*vph of it ;iy Stair. It merer tea In or pottjxmrr. >*• Urand Mingle Number Drawings AMERICUS, GA. Work equal to the boat. Cash rate# si* In luloweft. Try him at-., be convinced. Ortce jter Davenport ic Son’* dr.tg itore. ujw^Otf MISCELLANEO US. iSTell Flbkett, CONTRACTOR AHD BUILDER, TALBOTTON, . GEORGIA WUI do Plaatcrimr. Brickwork anJ lloumwork CalMHuinu a specialty. lb pairing dona. Order* promptly attended to. oct*tf lowers’Improved Cotton Seed From wllcli Lm been made 50 BALES ON 20 ACRES, Can bo procured at J. W. Harris & Co’s Hardware Store, AMERICUS, LA, A BUREAU AGENCY Ink. place monthly, A BPMCHMD OPPORTUNITY TO W'* A YORTUNR. Finn U l:\SD diuwino, rct.Asa k. inttiik acadkiiv IIP Mime' JfKW OKI,KAN*. I UKSDAY, May 14th, 1884 1081b Mumhlv llra.lo,. CAPITA!. PRIZE, $70,000. 100,0001 Irkcti at Fite Hollars Each. Fractious, in Flfllis, III Proportion list ok riuzi:*: I CAPITAL l'HIXK 1 do do STsOOO 1 do do 10,000 *i ntlZES OF fflaOOO 12,000 » do 2,000, 10,000 W do 1,000 P',000 PRESENTMENTS OP GRAND JURY the last three years were as follows: SUMTER SUPERIOR COURT. From April 1st 1881 to April 1st 1 1882 : $10293 43 APRlfj TERM-FIRST WEBK. From April 1st 1883 to April 1st ■ — I ifisq i in . 1883 11785 44 Wc,the Grand Jury empanoollcd A P ri l lsl 1883 to April 1st j for the first week of the April term I * 510 ' 10 | of Sumter Superior court for the ^ * he ^ exjieiiaea of the County j Absolutely Pure. id <»f purity T I« powder neverYarh* .. . . rlreiiirtli and wliol«>omeue«*. M*»re ec«nouilral than the ordin uy kind*, and cm.not lie null in compel loti u uh the tu.i:titude of low tent, abort weight, alum or idm*|iliaie powder*. Sul>t only ia tin can*. KOVAL BlKlXU FOWDEIt Ctl, ICO Wall S>reot. Xcw York. octilyl, *00,., 10,too . *".000 aw.. 4,Z00 2.250 1.907 Prize*, amounting to 826.1,500 AppILwilon for rate* to club* »bould tie tuade only to ilie nWce of the Co.njstny in New Orleans. ■ Information write rlenily, civlitg Make I*. O. Money Order* payable . furtli full addrei*. and uddrio* UpgUtereil Lett NEW Oltld-.AXS NATIONAL BANK, New Orlcnus, La. POSTAL NOTES anti ordinary loiter* by Kxjt> ■« (till *nm* of $5 nud'upwurd by “ zpento) to ' DAUPHIN, New Orlcnus, La ( 007 Seventh 8*7/ W«ihlnston,-DeO. orM. A. DAUPHIN, COT Be “* aprilfltd STILL AT HER OLD STAND. Newspacers, Etc., Etc. I am now located temporarl'y In Dawson, hav* ItU been obliged to do so on account of the rapidly tilling health of my mother, who* needs at nil times my personal attention, I will open a bureau f r he collection of di-bt*. besides I am agent for nil popular Imok*, and will receive subscription* on newspapers. Qfltro In court bensc. W. K. PII.bisL r UY. Dawson, On., April 4, 1M4. If EUwanl J. Mi'lcr. C. llomoo McCall. Monumental Marble Works, UlLLEIt & Mcl'ALI., l’roprlflors, Sonlkweat Comer of tlae I’utlic Stpinre, AMERICUS. UA. Monuments, Tombs, Etc., Etc. •f tbs best Italian and American Marbls. Petition to Amend Charter. toft* HapnUu* Court (if Sumter County. Th* petition ef tho Auerlctt* Oil Comi*auy, ablch hn* heretofore )>fen duly chartered accord- futicura PIMPLES toSCROFDLA T O CLKAX8R THE 8KIX, Scalp, and Blood of ItcUiii;:, Scaly, Pimply, (’onuer Colon-d. Scr.du- Itctiiu;-, Scaly, Pimply, tapper Colored, Scn-fu- lotu. Inherited, and Contaciou* Humor*, lllood Poison*. Ulcer*. AtMceaM*. and Infantilo Skin Tor tores, the Cntcriu Rkmcuics aro infallible. lav* Itching and Inilamination. clear* the Skin and Scalp, heal* Ulcers and Sore*, restores the Com* plosion. CtrncriuSoap, an exquiiitoSkin Uoauti- fler and Toilet llequi«it«, i« indispenubla in treat* ing skin diseases, and for rough, chapped, or greasy purifier* and skin bosutiAcr*. Clin rice Ilougbton, Eaq.. lawyer. St State Street. I lout on, report* a ca«e of Halt Alien m tinder bis observation f<>r ten year*, which to re red the Mtboda of traatmei vhleh was completely cured solely by tho a RuMniim, leaving a clean and healtby . llr, nnd Sira, Everett t ... Stebbtna, Belcfaer- ...... little boy wo* terribly af flicted with Scrofula. Salt Kheutn, and Ei7*iMjss town. Man*., - *sd wltr . ce he was born, and nothing « him helped him until wo tried Ucncou R Pica, which gradually cured him, until ho Isn fair as any child. OLD STAND 0.\ JACK80S STREET! B. E. C nrpentor, Henderson. N.Y., cored ol Psoria«is or Leprosy, of twenty years' standing, by LrncTRA Rkm>:uik*. Tho most wondorfnl euro a . on rtcord. A dustpanful of scales fell iroM Vti, daily. Physicians sod his friends thought ho must and Ileadenon's most promint Mr*. ». E. Whipple, Decatur. Mich., writes that her face, head, and some part* of her bads were almost raw. Head covered with era Its and •ores. Suffered fearfully and tried everything. Permanently cared by the Cuticpsa Rr.MKUUl I by all druggists. _CmrciU. M cenU^Rr- BOLVEVT, g 1.00 ANU UHCXICAJ. Co., 'SXli.i a. Co., Bosti 35 cents. PuTTKU buull Send for •* How to Caro SLIn IlUea.es.- ATTENTION! LIQUORS, BEERS, CIGARS, ronl*, praya tho Court to --- uiMirr of said Company as follows: Po etteud the powers and fmiu-dc* of «dd • ompany, u, ua to antboilK* said company cluu and own a urlst and douriug uifll. ai ton Kfo, and empbty. conduct and ran the some Mid countv and la the chjr ol Americus, with tho •ante righto and liabllitlca appertaining to indl- % Klualw engaged la conduct I g and rnnnlug gri appertaining noddonrinc*miliT aad*cotton l gin< Jor tbe | nrpo*« ir, etj, a.»d gluulng r other-,C»l*o, _ and eleaning ,m * n ^aviSSet'*lSR. Pi-IUIonera Attorneys. "f mannractnrlng meal, Hour, eh. a • r 4 Iftklngcotton for themarlves or o Filed In office March 8th, 1W4. v . J. II ALLEN, Clerk 8. C. 1 rartiftr tkal tho above la * *— * the mlnntev of Sumi “ ter Superior C»urt this Mmxl J. U. ALLKX, Clerk S V. MeatMarket PROVISION STORE. W.H.&T.M.C0BB Waving purchased from Hare A Cobb the If. a Market and Provlaloo Ste.« on COTTONowtvi ^T n f keep on Land tho very best enta of BEEF, PORK, KID ASD SAUSAGE, ■nd also a full line of Green Groceries and Provisions, -mhrvln, .11 Hal, of Vn.l.blM ud FrulU I, Httsssssiusi. WX'M "SB. HainesciTer* her sincere thanks to the mcmbcis ofthe Arc •li-pa'-tmi'ut, by whose noble etforts she was raved from serious h«« during the llrr, and enalle<l her to greet her friend* at Ike place when* they have so lung been accustomed to tiud her. apnUti Irs. 91. T. Elam UitH her New Gonda all ready for ingpcc- lion at he r new ntand, WITH MRS. FRED. LEWIS, South Side of Publio Square, where nhe will be pleased co receive all her old cnittomen and an many new onea an choose to flavor her with a call. JLZ«Xa UElt GOODS ABE 3STBWI BtO.. 332tc. I have und always keep on bund a full supply ol Iinp'iitod and Domestic Liquors, lions, Chain* paabe, Cigars, etc,, etc., which I run selling at LOWEST MAKKLT PlHCKri. Ale-dn Fie.li AsaorU d Slock of Fresh I'intinnali Beer on Draught! Always on hand at 5e per glass. Free Lincb from 10:30 A. H.102P.M I haw added to my p'acc a gaod Billiard and Pool Table v until the end of tho season I wilkeep Full Supply of Ice on hand. year 1884, beg leave to make tlio folloiriog general presentments: Wo Imvc appointed committees of our body to examino tho books, olliecs and accounts of tbo various county officers, and from reports made to in by these committees wo And the same neatly and correctly kept and lake pleasure in commend' ing these publio servants for faith' fatness and efficiency in tho per formance ol their respective duties. As the duty of fixing the salary of tho Judge of the county court for tho next four years devolves upon us, we have looked somewhat closely into the opera'ions of that court. We find that since the or ganization of the lame, some four years ago, the following amount ol business has been disposed of.to- wit: Civil eases in quarterly court, 413; Civil cases in monthly court, C58; Criminal cases originating in county court, 312; Criminal cases transferred from Superior court, CC. Of this amount of business all the civil cases in the quarterly court ami all tbo criminal cases transferred from the Superior court would necessarily have been tried in the Siipciinr court—a mass of business sulllclcut to Imve kept that court in session for an indefi nite period. And ns tho expenses of the Superior court while in ses sion are three or four times greater than the expenses of the county court for the same number cfdaya, it would seem quite evident that the comity court is a saving ol con siderable money to tho county. We recommend that the salary of tho Judge of the County Court ro- main the same 'ns heretofore, to wn, six hundred dollars per annum. Under n law passed nt tho last session of tho Legislature the funds arisipg from fines and forfeitures in this court aro paid as follows: One half to tho county treasurer, to pay the salary of tbo . Judge, witnesses and other expenses of the court, and the other half to pay insolvent cost. We recommend that our. imme diate representative* to be elected to the next Legislature be request- ed to bnve tire law abovo referred to so amended that tbo whole ol the Rues, forfeitures and other funds arising In Ibis court be applied to tho expenses thereof nnd no part go to any insolvent cost. And that the Judge of the County Court have the necessary notices of In tention to have such amendments offered published as icquired by law. As the finances of the county are county aro certainly among the most important subjects upon which the Grand Jury aro expected to report, we give the following as the result of a very diligent inquiry upon that subject: We find the books ofCounly Com missioners neatly ’ and eleguutly kept nnd the expenditures of the Hoard as shown from the vouohcrs of County Treasurer seem to be Judicious and with a strict regard to economy. Wo And tho books of County Treasurer correct and all his vouch ers properly numbered and in place. Hisliooksnrckcpt in a neat and con- eiso style, readily giving all' infor mation desired and rcninrknblo for their convenience in reference Tho receipts nnd disbursements for tho county since last report (Out. Utb, 1883) arc us follows: Jt«n-ive<] from W. It. Hlew.rt Tnx Collector 413714 fit It.colTed Jrim W. II. Cobb.... 3 00 '• •• J. I,. Albriitou.. 100 '* '• T. If. Klewsrt Ordinary 16 00 Btositsd froui 1. H. Alien 10 75 quireincnts of the law.. While wo admit the inadequacy of the pres, out road laws to accomplish all that ought to he done In securing really good roads, still wc think It decidedly better to adhere to the old rattier Ilian adopt the new road Court for the last three yoais were: ^' v From April 1st 1881 lo April 1st 1882 $ (KM 15_ From April 1st 1882 t > April 1st 1883 872 16 From April lit 1883 lo April 1st 1884 1180 00 Receipts from County Court for last the years were: From April 1st 1881 to April 1st 1882 . r 4184 40 From April 1st 1882 to April 1st 1883. 170 20 From April lit I8S3 lo April lot 1884 _ 84 00 The total indebtedness of the oounly, so far ns we can ascertain, is <13.00, and with so small a debt ns this and over <1800 cash on hand a very creditable showing is made for the county. But when wo consider the enormous increase in expenditures, and that Ibis term of the court will about exhaust every dollar in the treasury, it be. hooves us to admonish the officers to be n9 economical as circumstan ces will permit in expending the public money, nnd to deprecate the bringing of trivial cases before the courts without sufficient evidence to conviot and that do not add to the majesty of tho law or improve tbs morals of a community. From the foregoing it will be seen that the total expenses of the county have largely increased with in the lust few years. For instance, wc sec that the total for tile year ending April 1st, 1882, wa9 $10,- 293.42; while the total for the year ending April 1st, 1834, was $15,- 107.10. This shows an increase of nearly fifty percent. Now, In order thrt it may more plainly appear to what particular cuuses Ibis great increase of expenses is owing, wc ppend for tho information of the itlzcns of tho county land wo par tlculnrly eail tho attention of all officers having the administration of the county lunds to the same) a comparative statement of the amount* of tho soveral different funds for the year ending April list, 1882, and for thoyear ending April 1st, 1884: Fund No. 1. Legal indebtedness ofoonnty not otherwise pro- videdfor 1882. 4714 86 1881. 2,202 07 la'BLic suuooiji. Wc find there were taught last year 32 white schools, with attend- nnce of 852 pupils; 33 colored schools, witli attendance of 1599 pupils; total number pupils, 2451. The school fund received and ap propriated wan ns lollows: Cash on hand from previous year, 42C2 lteof ived of W, It. Htewsr 1 , poll lex. eto 41,327 64 Reoeirad Slate Fund 43,300 41 Total 44,080 07 Disbursements were as follows: Paid to teaohen Ioaidenl at expenses , Salary of Conniy Sehrof ComiuLsioner,. 4M63 05 ...49‘- 4204 00 44.720 70 .4253 37 Increase, 41.48812 Fund No. 2. bridges, public build- logs. etc. 1882. 41.391 60 1884. 43.172 25 Inoreesc 41.780 76 Fund No. 3. Sheriffs, Jnilor end other ottioers 1882. 42.324 39 1884. 42,105 89 Decrease Fund No. 4. Coroner's in- quests, 1882. 1881. Docrease, 406 00 Fund No. 6. llatliffe of court, now resident witnesses la criminal raws, fuel, etc.... 1882. 4446 03 1884. 4800 03 Iocreeae Fund No. 0. Jurors Sn] Court Inereaee Fnnd No. 7. Poor of the county, 1882. ns nothing was saved Irom the ffre, saro a-nie aephyr. She has ail the new shapes in bonnets nnd hats for ladii s, niiiwen nud children. A fail line of loco and em broidered cepe for children and infants. The handsomest Decs wear that she baa ever had, beaded lace, landed fronts for dresser, buckles for ilrinses, niching, gloves in the new jilyl s end shades, childrens ready-made dreaaea, bibs, pan- nlers fear, halrneU, eto., etc. Come nnd Ameriens, On., April Utb, 1884. JAKE ISMAELS, aureUti 7 Great Monarchies OFTHK ANCIENT XAftTF.RN WOULD, llr Haw linocn. Hres larra YO'um**, sm W FINE ll.LL'HTKATIOXi. Erie* inlurs-d from fit M M*. Sol sold by dewlsm. B«*»k* •en’. fur**- MBtaaiion h»for« p4vm«i I, on eildnot-w of food frith. B FECI MEN PAGES nod lain* caulotrM KI JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher, p. o. Bex lSST. IS Vesey SC., I. V. eprii 2vt, 413752 34 Feld balance county debt as per Ust report O. t, 9ih 1883 4 894 12 raid legal Indebtedness of coun ty n-t otherwise provided for 2052 13 I'aid on bridgea and public property 2478 80 Paid Sheriff, Jailer and other officers 1481 83 Paid bailiffs of Conit, non resi dent witnesses in criminal caaea, fuel, tie Paid jnrota Superior Conn.... “ poor bones expenses .... •• County Court V Treasurers salary C rno'a.. Balance on bend in bank 639 41 2000 00 1004 04 SOI 73 161 0U 1889 26 Increase Fnnd No. 8. Conniy Cnnrt .4287 29 Total dtsbarsamenla, Leaving a balance on band of, Of this balance on liaad there are due on claims already audited but as yet unpaid, <29'40. W And that tho term of service of two members of tho Hoard of Educa tion, to-wit, J. 11. Black nnd James E. Bass, have expired and wc have elected them • for a new term ol four years. The term of sorvice of A. It. Ila! ford ns X. P. and cx-ollicio J. P. In the 785th district G. M. has ex pired and wo reoommend the ap pointment of D. A. Small lo suc ceed him. We recommend the Board of Commissioners of Ronds and Rov cniics in case the city council ehoitlt succeed in their effort to obtain i - supply of water by means of an sr. tesian well, in tho city of Ameri cas, to pay one-third the cost (hero of, provided said one-third docs not exceed fifteen hundred dollars; Wc recommend that tho proper officers in charge of the court liousi remove, or cause to be removed from it all persona who loaf an: make their head-quarters or offici in theDonrt, -house-who. havowiu right under the law lo do so. Also that tho authorities so far as practicable employ tho rcgulai bailiffs or constables ol tbo variSui districts of the county to serve and wait upon the Superior Court while in session, as they nro acquainted with the people and can dispatetb business more readily. In the mttter nf tho books of tbo Justices of tbo Peace and Votaries Puhlie, wo report that we bad only the followini books before ns, to- wit: Tito Justices of tbo followini distrlots—789th and 1185th; am Votaries of the following districts: 789th, 993d, 766th, 844th,. 745th. We are Informed that thero are acting Justices or Votaries in some of the other districts, and wo call attention lo their falluro to pre sent their books as tbo law re quires. Under a law of the last Legisla ture It I* made the duty of all coun ty officers to keep an inventory of all books and other publio proporty in their custody nnd report tbo samo to the G rand Jury. This been dono by the Ordinary and Clerk of the Superior Court. We call attention of all othor officers to this hw and have no doubt that ...4582 74 Incrcnsr We arc informed that in somo coses the County Board of Roads and Revenues have adopted the plan of paying to paupers or for their benelit certain sums monthly wbero they have relatives or friends who will lake caro of them for less than it costs at the Poor House. This course wc approve and believe that judiciously managed It will both promote the wclfaro of such paupers ned save ittooey to the county. 46<ri 15 in (ho future they will comply 41.186 90 strictly with its requirements. Tho recent enactment of siioh a law af fords a reasonable excuse for those who have not yet fully complied with it. We return our thank to his Hon-, or Judge Fort, to tbo Solicitor- General, 0. B. Hndton, and to the Solicitor l’ro-lcm, Mr. Albritton,' for their courtesy and assistance to this body. Wo request the publication of these General' Presentments in tbo Sumter Republican and the Ameri cus Uecobueb. lum.ic nu huixiis. We find the jail In good ouler. The court bouse needs some re pairs, especially as to the blinds. The fence around the court houso and that around the jail aro both la need of Immediate attention. PUBLIC HOADS. 413752 34 The “legal indebtedness of tbo county not otherwise provided for” consisted of feeding Jurors, County Attorneys’ salary, Judge’s office rent and expenses of small pox. Of the expenses of County Court <161.76 was insolvent ctsts, tbt balance was Jury fees and Judge’) salary. The expenses of the oonnvy for We find the public roads and bridges in a much better condi tion than formerly. To this there are some few exceptions, bat we are advhed that tbc Commissioners have them in mind and will at once remedy. ’While, however, much improvement has been made on tbc roads in tho last twelve months, tbfcrc is still room for Improvement, " ' we suggest that the tight rein tdy drawn bo held until the Is are brought np to the re- Ai.i.kn S. Cutth, Foreman. Patrick Bass, J. M. Rodgers, W. A. Wilson, J. O. Shockley, J. Roach, A. Chappell, J. R. McVcal O. W. Council, M. B. Conncil, Thus. M. Alton,. Thos. M. Eden, J. F. Ross, P. Y. Wesson, T. M. Forlow, ‘ J. A. McDonald, B. R. Mays, 8. McGarrab, 8. K. Taylor, ndsor. J. T. Aycock, A. Wi Ordered, by tbc Court that tbo foregoing General Prcsentmencs be published as requested. Allin Fout, J. 8. C., 8. W. C. C. B. Hudson, Sol. Gen. April 15th, 1884. A true extract from the minutes of Sumter Superior Court, this April l«th, .1884. J. H. Alwx, 0.8. 0„ $< C., PROFITABLE POTATOES. Maj. B. F. Brlmberry, in a com munication toiheCu'thbert Appeal, gives the following item in regard to raising, and keeping potatoes that will be found Interesting to farmers, and in which they may possibly find a suggestion that If carried out .will prove profitable to a them: Corn planting being over and the crop growing off nicely, our farmers nru busy finishing up cot- ton planting. The acreage devot ed to cotton in this section will be about the same as last year with an Increased acreage devoted lif corn, potatoes and other feed crops. One of onr most succeesful fanners told me this week that he was then planting some ef the land ho had prepared for cot ton in corn, as be is throughly sat- isfiicd that lie could not make any money growing cotton, and was determined to try the provision s a money crop hereafter. ■ I sold and could sell this season about 400 bushel i eon, and corn is now selling at 8* to 90 cents in our markst. 1 asked this farmer how many bushels of sweet potatoes lie could grow on an acre. Said he did not know for a certainty, never having meas ured them, but was satisfied he could grow from 300 to 400 bueheli. The8oarenow worth $1.25 per bushel in Atlanta, and one bouse there would take 500 bushels st $1 delivered at Wards, yet we stick to cotton when we cannot .get <95 per acre from it, while we could get <100 to <150 per sore front po tatoes. The same is true of other things such as ground peas and other crops. In a conversation with Sir. liickct, who lives near Smithrillo and who moved -there two years ago from Illinois, I learned why we cannot keep Irish nnd sweet potatoes. I said to him that it was no trouble to grow these, that ours was the best pota to section of the country, but we could not keep them through the winter season, lie asked how many of onr neople have cellars to Btorc their important articles ef food awuy. 1 at once saw the trouble was with our people in not )reparing lor the business. A cei- ar among tbo people up north is considered as necessary as a barn, and nearly nil our people with a little labor and expense could pro vide themselves with a cellar in which they could store sad keep potatoes for the whole winter, es- a pccinlly is this trae of Irish p.U- - toes. - Mr. llicket said bo raised and kept Irisit potatoes plenty for his family all winter as well as so'd for planting. We must learn to husband all our resources and be more self-sustaining if we will build up and increase the prosperi ty so dcsirablo among our farmers. The Times, of Valdosta, sad tbs Enterprise, of Thomtsvills, sn iblisblng, respectively, histories idTh of Lowndes and Thomas counties. The history of Brooks county I* short and to keep pace with our neighbors we will give it tayou in a nut shell. About twentylve years ago tho best and most fertile portions of Thomas sad Lowndes counties were out oil end Brooks county was formed. Quitman is the capital ol Brooks Quitman Free Press. His Slippery Glass Eye ■ ‘Ths Sqalr . " •») « the »thor of "Tho Ilooiler ScboolmMler." “wow oat *ta*» oyo anil a wig. Tim elan tj, m oo«- M.iully slipping ont of foots; and thewlw turning around slil«»i..i »u bla hawf whenever he addressed the people iff w* Flat Creek Dl.lrioL" fed spectaefc. Parker's Hair Balaam prnterve* amt 1W- luotcB tho growth ol the naiuia’ I also restores the natnrml color which has faded or become gray, elegant, beneBciiil, highly p«rf»a» spadlSm Whence the hr pease CsaMa. W.jawkota OeraM, The grand Jury of Schley eosaty find that about half the expense* of the courts isesustd by a*!™ stealing, pistol carrying, fights sad divorces, and that they pay sooeol the tax to meet thin expense. The firet instance in tb* Usttsd •re s lady States probably, where a lady om- dated aa clergyman at a **}“**J ceremony was at Coinmbos, O., r* centiy, when Mr*. L. O. Romie, m» Ev*ngeli»t.p*rfera*dtb*' A CARS. To all wb* ar„snffenBg froaa nud indiscretions of yoaUS, wealnwn, early decay, loea of Ac., I will aaad you, FUEK OF GHAEfML iiun-i'/ vaa iliscoTend Ay * In Hoalh Amerioe, Benda envelope to the BIT. Station D, Ttok

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The Americus recorder tri-weekly. (Americus, Ga.) 1879-1884, April 23, 1884, Image 1