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Americus
Recorder.
Established 1879.
AMERICUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1884.
Tki-W i;ki£ i.v $4.00 p«*r >>
HtnrnAY 1.60 “ '
Wrkklt 2.00 “
Americus Recorder.
ri:iu.i*WKi>
w . x,. GUjESSaXTOHU..
nffll i: ON COTTON AVKaU'E.
fiT0FEHSl0\4L&BISIXKSS CARDS
LAUrKUS.
I,, s. CARTER,
A T TO It X K X -< T i -1 ,r >
\MKHiri s. Si mtkm County, : : : : Ga.
»»(ll.v,<M Fir*t N! |, !o ,, : | l Bank.
,, r m „ t slvi-t. tuail ‘.usines<eiitru.trtl.
* •’?£ “ i -1 .l*v ui»«l l*ruii.j't uttenliuii
juawiC __
C, It. HcCHOlIY,
attorney at law,
btl.AVlIXE, tlA.
■I'KBSI'-JHI '*>'"* f ™“
|jl*l ^
CAI'ITAI. I’lIIZK, *100,<1(10
•' H'r (/<, hi Til'll certlfjl that i rt roocrrue
t/ii ana„y nit/,!a Jur iill the Monthly at,ti
Sn.i-.\iu.u.il Jtillirii,i/m of Thi l.oli,toll'd
tit,it, l.otiny Caiaaaay.aialii, l , r r„ai
agt <lailraut.nl thr ll.aiwai* t/o a,tile.*,
onit that th, UI"„ a,, raial.,,1,,1 nith lion,
eoti/. filirunt. ,10,1 io ,j","t faith tuirar.l all
filrtUM. mat ,r, niithorijr thr t'on,lull,y to
Ido thin rn titirutr, iril/t fac.Ma.ii,* af ant
tu/iulturii attach,•!, io it* ",tail*. cut*.'
I
('omniUilnuer*.
NPRECEDENTED AT I ROT!
r Half i
Dr. C. B. RAINES,
gl’HUEON ANU Pinruit IAX.
tax pom.-*-*. will* »)i
firoiau V«ir*. to tlM* JMO|.!.» of AnwrlfUh :m.l
tiriiiitv Offid-ovc-r Ihm.-A C’*lli»wiijr'» sUoro. !•••<
S uf .la^k.oi, and Church
fall- will rccrire prumpt m nation. ;
DR. C. A. BROOKS,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ameukts, oa.
/-V. I.*tt -it 11.'.m-.n'i. drua sUl It"' I'
M*.nM slt.uU..a Will !*• fomi.l «• nl*l.t »t II,.;
...I'lriir. of l.'wl. s. 11. Il»» kin,, ci,reel Leo un i
!ul,„l«..f.n». _ fa? Mu.
' Dr. D.P. HOLLOWAY,
dentist,
A.MKIUCUS, oa.
™uult., ilm
ISCKh I* A XKO vs.
ISTell PiobLett,
■ Limisiiiiiii Niiiir i.ollny (uinp;iii\.
, IjfJvA V* iMLlt' 'i"
witli it I ..f Vl.i. ii r .-*p.-v»
, fuii-i «•! «»wr ».*.*ai.uil» i,*. »iiiC4* .iiMi-.I.
II; :i!»PV. «wli--hi»!na |w>i.«il :r y .*n i-s trnn.-j.lM
fia (irHiid Muelr Xmnlirr ttinn lou»
Extraordinary Sei-Aiimial Brawina
la (lie A(*rt«trmy or Mu air, »v Or-
IrnuR, Tm-mlay.Juue it, >1.
—itM-rvixii.n ni.il n. omw.-. !
Geii, 14. T, llaiirrsnrii, >,t r^nn«!aii» t »n-l
(>cn. JubMl A. Knrly. • . Virginia.
I CAPITAL PltlXE, SIAO.OOO.
Inm ouly. Ilnlve*.
Tt'Uilia. *1-
constructed for wood work. Iirlck [n 1881 which wan attended chiefly
and tile factorial in operation. ns a cotton exposition, and the re-
i,iiv.tMi:si'Ai. iiAKHtss. suits were of :i highly satisfactory
The ^rounds will Ik, ei.Udlished 1 ch * 1 r » cle . 1 '- il ,, « t f? 01 '-
with eien-reens, K atheml from all I'r^ens.ve i., scope as the subject
ni»K«.mofTH K «mn™»e f the world; artillcial lakes, | J»'ahed. New (Means has beet,
. . . . L'hoson as Lh^ mcsLuut for an n.
A tiltKAT M'ttHI.D'S FAIR,
nit ter i mi nil-: imksthui. kx
I'osinox 111 ll.lllMi.S AT
NKH OIII.KAN8.
• •111'TI.OHK ,.*(,11 SCUPAHSiai,
rim 1.1,51 iioai kxiiiiutiu.
AM) Ol II CKXTKXSitAI.
fomilnins and ornamental gardens ' “!'® ,cn » s the 'ri*" Kxl !
are being introduced, and quite a j b,tl m •.‘e-ignod to celebrate the
New Orleans is busily engaged i competition has bee. excited be- i^T“L‘i. c . ollo . n ."!;«!? rtaUor ‘
pivp.u inj; lor a World** ImluMirial j tweon Mexico, Central America ami
Kx | »t*siiion, opening Hei-embcr I,; Floruit ill respect to the gardens.
ISS I, :md continuing for six moutlmJ An electric rail way will convey
which now promises to surpass the j the vistors to all parts of the
Wen Id’s ol London in size and the ; grounds. Five street railways ex-
Centennial ol' 1^70 in variety ol tend to the park, and :i wharf' ini-
; exhibits, A monster building 1,- mediately in front will accotntno-
:i7<» feet long by 905 feet in width ; date the ntimeroUH excursion ln>ats
is being erected in the centre of* which will run Irom all parts of the
! the upper City Park, and attracts ; city; aim steamers from foreizn
thousands of visitors, who are j ports and steamboats from the up-
rim a/, cm I at tin* rapidity witli which i per rixers
the construction progresses. Near-j Ona of the most important feu-
ly one thousand men arc engaged j Hires of this K\position is the in-
ion the work, and one section of the I terest mauitested by traus|K>rla-
roof is now being laid. j Mon hues. One hundred and sixty
j Hundreds of men arc engaged j railroads of the United Slates and
! in ditching,draming and embellish-; Canada liuvc agreed to carry pas-
in^ the grounds, ami a large force j senger* at a maximum rate of one
j is employed in the erection of an cent a mile each way, and in many, ,
: enormous conservatory. cases the special excursion rates will;
j 1 Im budding will be completed be one-half and three-quarters ol a .luHirndlutsoi' the cotton States t«. provide
| and exhibits received in August- j cent per mile. The regular hire • «nu<min whereby th« people or all aallotj*
No event in the. history ol New from New York to New Orleans is j *- a ®W obtains knowledge of thareHonrc*.
Orleans has ever excited such uni- now jt.iii, or$100 tortile round trip, j gP^ity and i»n»d»»^of the Houthwi
versal lute lest. Citizens of all j At the reduced rate an Kxposition ■ enable the pronto »>ttbeso to
classes manifest the liveliest desire ticket would cost about $2^ for the j align themselves with the uni venial spirit
to make the enterprise a success round trip. Only one road, the j •>* progress which .lUtii.Kuiahen the prea-
for , ami even tin, labor orgam/ ilimia * Caru.l,*,, „ml Ai„boy „,a,l.. a r„l« j HmnlCm'lowblS^irt
n»r i.»rry lorm or 0 j |.i lt » tnty contribute a portion ol, to Philadelphia in I37has low as J»,« an exposition of the world’s roionre*?.-,
their weekly wages to the stork of one cent per mile. As the Fxposi- j in which cotton will be incidentally raj-
lion will open in midwinter, say \ resented.
December 1, and continue for six ! ’* MK mamaokmkxt.
months, there is no doubt that these '
rati*s will Im taken advantage of by
hundreds of thousands in the North
who desire to visit the .South.
Ft nii
1 r.M-ITAl. I KIZKOK
1 ••HAND I'Kl/.K oi
fiotu this country, and at the same
time embrace an exhibit of the
world’s industries.
IN At'OURATION OK TIIK KNTKHPRIMK.
The «ui ter prise waw iuaugcruted by Uie
Cotton Plant«*rH’ Association ot America
iu 188*2. It wits iudursed by act of Con
gress, approved February 10.1883. which
declares that a World's Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Exposition should be
held under the joint auspices of the Unit
ed S.atev, the Cotton Planters' Associa
tion of America and thn city selected, and
that it should be national snd inter na
tional in its character. A board of man
agement was appointed by the President,
also iMiumihsioners for each of the States
and Territories. The set of Congress re-
ipiirml tho President to invite the govern
ments of other nations iu the name of the
United States, and provided that eshibts
should be admitted free of duty.
The immediat" cause ol the deteiinius-
hold such an exposition was the
W&ffi&KSlfflCUfjES
hiiilhr 4
xklu uml lltood IIUcum*, from
Pimples to Hcrotiilu.
IpIIOURANDS OF f.KTTKIIS in Mirpw Klnn
the
NATION At. UOVKKN.MKNT tXllllllTS.
Ilv Executive order all ol thedc-
Will .IdMi-urius. Itrlokwork and Housework
» mim a •|«via!ty. U,-pairlnir done. Orders
11 -mptly sttviitied to. «wf2tf
Jowers’ Improved Cotton Seed
I ,™ wl.lcli liai I mu,If
50 BALES ON 20 ACRES,
i nti be procured xt
J. W. Harris & Co.'s Hardware Store,
AMKmcU.3, GA.
...rckKlf
K lwr.rAl J. Mdler. C, Horace McCall.
Monumental Marble Works,
NII.I.KK .V MiTAl.l , l'raprlrton,.
Snuiliwct lu.rncr of tbu Public Square,
AMKItKTS, (i.V.
Monuments, Tombs, Etc., Etc.!
«>fpi« brut Italian an.l American Marble.
Iren Hailing for Cemetery Knrlot-
f..d“ , a(V‘n,'‘- r *Miil*',.'"I*i/. M«».«iei-*j».',y:• Uie
nml i,|.lrc a KeaUtcreil Lett, r- ?,»
KRW OUI.KANS NATIONAL HANK. •
• *e«u«, Le.
i.n-l ordinary letter* l y I
- o: ** i.i.d npwunl * y
uree, a apecloltjr
A. A. Bailie’s .yi.00 Men’s Slwes.
ISTA Guarantee Ir.-tn the Mannfaeturei
. IflaioitUt thi*,* ehiH-a uio made »f U.e »•* «t
•other that can »■« luoducl. There h Do ahoildv |
to them; they u I'd wear eqin! to any custom nn.<le
'hn* that would . ..-t \t u live dolla te. I do a lir«e
btt.ini*-, huy and *W| fi-r cash, and th retorw Im»» ,
*t»bWI..defy cumpetidou. 1 have taken this
tuetI,od n| mtroducttiK thla Khoe becanee tlierf la
• .1.1.1. -I ll» W, ho,..., sb.« ., » Low rile* «»r- '
ranted |.y iho ta mutaitaler. 1 elnitn thee.* Slmev .
;* I-* atit. |,ed with the twel of nllk, and the but '
r**' 1 ““ witli the le at ol Barla.»r #
«*riad, which i. Imported from Hvotlund. Tteae
• "e* are tn ><!•• ,.u the l.iteet Improved |:.-te, at.d
,gU *Bl lind them at, p.«* fit. alter you have tred
• u« i Pairyou will we n R.,„e (hat ia Hot -lami- d
i-t^r,“* * *
ar.iuw**JS L" AMi.Tlcoa .at tho UAltUAIN
»Tt)KK of S. M. COIIKN, Cot loo Ave. tu^md
A NEW HAT!
FOR
THE I*ICNIC.
Mrs. ELAM:
WOULD INFORM Till: LA IU Kf* IIIAT j
!*IIKfll!A.i Kl i'KIVI l» \
I'I9IC HITS!
i.i.* i'iik k<>" i '<• i' ' I i i: |1NS
i'aht wiiKia..
.Il'MIM i.
Si'I'I'lliaiN Ol'KKN.
I aim: may.
a si) mom: com iso:
f\l.l. AM' **LK TTIKM AM' MARK A"> l!
sr.I.Lfl ILN.
Mrs. MH.il LEWIS* IHIHK STIIIIK.
MRS. FRED LEWIS
I!xpusilion Association.
A COl.OsSA I. STIH.'tTL'It K.
oMiVeYtVeV»"i«'puh!w n p:»,VI« , I.Vrl-Ii'o.li of mv dul j T!l« largest CXIIOhit inn stl UftlllV
hfv.V t, i"h !,Tt Ld * of ,'i' il o!r i *!>i , i!.‘i Veil * 'it- i ever erected heretofore was the
nh!.Ti'.!n^ 1 Lomlott building of 1862, for the
iw\a 1 : iieM.YxV.: r n^T,' , L?nVh h'.^ ''ur*iim^md ! World’s Fair, which obtained !.-
left mv 8kin and mire a- a child*-. 400,00H SqllUI'C feet. T!lC IIUllI
ALMOST INCREDIBLE J building of New Orleans will coil-
j„ m e. Jj. iiiei,m-.i»on,cIT.i.o,7u*„-e.n ^ i tain I,f»;Tt»,«008i|ttari! leet requiring j partmcntsoftlic rnitml Htatewtiov-
hr,!k* oui o.Mi'iy'i^"ty; t 1,1 ii'Vw^a Vii!'vY,7e!irr‘ip! 9,0(10,000 left of lumber. 1,000 kegs emiiieiit. are retpiired to prepare ex-
I rm.i iii'ia,«! '“M.Ya’nw' a" ‘ivMei! Y'\ :* Vime “ ' •*!'nails and o,000 of glass in the j hi bits, and Director Heucral lltirke
inl'n'L°v'inilmsinJaV-Vin’ am"''.».Vke,i\, , 'i. , .'n Hie ! «*n0S11’UCtiOll. It Wi 11 In: 60 fCCt | has invited till Of ill© State Com-
11.?.«i*!nTrtifJ-'J-T'iYV: r Am*\VL-- " iVe.riheVuami i 11 tower 1I"» l**ft, ami missioner* lo meet, at Washington
J,^ r fee,i rr ,.. s ,. ! , w'^oix ! have a music hall iu the con!re | Wednesday, May 7, in order to
— "“"1*" " ""* ' ■' ’* j with a seating capacity of ll.OoO. ; confer with the Fuilcd States ofll-
STILL MORE SO. | The platform is to be built for 600 ! eiols and decide upon the addition-
al buildings required and for co-op
eiativc action. It is proposed to
lamp
steam required for the building
will over .'5,000 horse power.
The hortic iltural hall is a hand-
some structure 600 feet long by
191 feet wide in the centie. with
lass and roof ami glass tower 90
feet high. This building is being
constructed by a New York con
tractor, and will be the largest
3 1 ILL taunt bU. : I lie piaiioim IS IO oe mint ior nm»
. , 5?V'. , 1 r , . : ‘..i S iv/!*ia , , ! '',r musicians. To light the building
imatlml'.Mr! iiVv':' W *'11 Vi ‘ l l U > , ' 1 ' I '*,000 iIlCUIldCSCCIJt
in7."-.'V.1.'V.'!r•i'ii'."ili',".*V.'.'i'• *i:ili7.','..'iTi'-r ' Iannis of 700 are lights, and the
DON’T WAIT.
iiii.iV fa?im l, *ir' , >''• YVi nrr 'nh .Yi.iV**>*»,Yw-'*«Ihi j conservatoiy in the world. It is
«i’r' 1 "n*!iVi'iiI- r » w '-Vr,I-.’‘. r x*V-rV- : .UV..r*i*«’!’1. 1 {designed to arrange around the
Vi.i.'t€*.*. , , , . , iiV l r-. ? i»i*^.-JY-V'/.*'ti!.'- ! sides specimens of the choicest
H si.'.V.*r»Iy rn ,, .!r.*.jrJiVl >1* *'rr?. i t4M-«->i ,*♦-. i pluuts f to in Mexico, Central Auier-
c’iKm'Aiit'*. 1 lioVt'.V.'.Aitt!.-' ica, Florida, California and all
I.ir~n.„.i, 7 I pa»ts of the United States and
BEAU I ■ *•*•« o,i’"*’sk|:i. '".'’irk* i Canadas, and a special Conunis-
beads,amiSLiu Ul.uui.be/, u-i«i*t*rii I'kan-.ji*. _ | s j one r visits MliropC for tllC p IT-
pose of securing specimens of fruit
and plants iu order to make this
display international ill character.
The centre of this hall will lie de
voted loan international fruit dis
play, presenting 20,000 plates of
Kdruuuil lticbanlaou, of lliNrtU&ippi,
the lurgortt cotton planter ami cotton
factor in tho world, is president of the
organization, and the management ta
composed of the lending business men of
Now < irleaus. The original eanitol stock
whs promptly Hiihscril»ed and the amount
has sine* been increased. New Orleans
set aside for the use of tho Exposition the
lnrgeid park iu the city, 247 acres in ex
tent, and appropriated $100,000 to the
enterprise. K. A. Hurke accepted the po-
sit ion of Director General and donated
the -alary to the Agricultural and Me
chanical College ot houisiaua. Corres
pondence was opened wi h manufacturer*
and exhibitors throughout the world, aud
the construction of the necessary build
ings is being pimhed forward rapidly.
The growth of iuteresl in expositions,
their importain'* to manufactures iu
opeuin^ now markets for their product*,
and their value in presenting the natural
resources which attract iimuipration and
capital, ure forcibly exemplified by the
Htatement that applications for space have
boon received by the World’s Exposition
management, as follows:—
S.f>nrt »rf,
the iK'i.oilier with ibejpow. !»:«»
I'aitf.l Sta'ea uovernnient rabibtta UOe.lUU
Mtali't aiul Tarrltorlo* 400.C0S
Mini eltoatiiiaaiMbitora, UiiitedfcUlM.. •oo.bov
viiricRics. Thu largest, fruit exhib-1 ly ruprvsuiiU*<l than horetolore, and
il ever mn'ic liuictoforo was 11,000 j this Exposition is therefore rapid
plates.
erect a building almost as large as
the mam building now under con
struction, and to group in it all the
United States Government exhibits
and collective exhibits of the ns
tural resources of all the S»Htes and
Territories. Such a display would
impre *.
er and resources of the United
States and would promote a feeling
of pride and interest in the country
on the part ol all classes of citi
zens.
The Centennial Commissioners
expressed regret in their report
that the resources ol the State and
Territories of the West and South
were not fully represented in 1876.
Drolltiug by experience and having
become aware of the great benefits
of expositions, thirty-two States
and Territories have already ap- phawn hv kxoinrlh Isaac iiainlb.
plied for space at New Orleans.
The manufacturers arc ino.’c large-
To'ol
The tnUcnllnneous exhibits at tha Phila
delphia Centennial covered about 760,000
feet of Hpnoe, and the total exhibits re-
nuiind about 1,200,(KM) feet of tl«*or space.
Many of the anplicatioOH for space in the
New Orleans Exposition can be reduced,
but il is uvident that additional buildiugs
will la* required lo accommodate the de
mands from all parts of the world.
THAT^JTfi OoJTpRIZE
A lira riumu.
* ' ,.,1. ,.„mi,o*i-il ol !.pi*oiui«n» ol tliii
.ii- i ■ „ ,i l„. mnrliloM ami stones of the various
I In- Ix-lllg tin* 1»‘ 111 j Stfttl . s uni , 'I'erritol ies,amt of sue!,
m iisoii, I ili*(‘lii it rifflit mid i foreign countries as mav semt
I pi'oiu r II, tri'nf iv liiitrons ami specimens. Mexico will sen,I a
II I , • 1 large collection ol old paintings,
! tlir public generally to one ol an ,j tl <pcci.nl UominiHsioner has
: till* nirrst i-i.liii-s ever held ill l*cn svntto Kuropo for l,, « tP 1 "'-.
■ • pose ol interesting Kuropean art- j an I charges, and to celebmtc the
Americus. I do not propose to j - HlH un ,| owll<! |s of eolleetion. The ! centennial of a product which
lui ni-li mi; cakes, eiiiiilv or , Director General will confer will;' clothes a j>reat portion of the civil
The lucky holder of one-liftli of
ticket 10,842, which drew the capi
tal prize in the Louisiana State
ly Inking' all of the national and in- I.ottery last Tuesday, is Mr. Isaac
lenmtiomil siguillcancc indicated | Haines, the engineer of passenger
in the act of Congress. * engine No. hi, on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. The gentle
man was interviewed at Cbatta-
I'OTTON A.NII ITS l.VIKHKSTS.
11 was originally designed lo
lirinn tojiclher all cui>a»cd ill the
culture,commerce ami manufacture
of cotton, with a view of compar
in'/ processes uml ol devising meth
ods lor improving cultivation, re
movin'' commercial restrictions
nooga last Wednesday, by an at
tache of the Times, and that journal
on yesterday hail the following on
the subject: •*-I’ll tell you how it
happened,’ said Mr. llaines. ‘1
happened to And an old dollar bill
iu my pockelhook when in Memphis
last week, and, while sauntering
along the street, concluded to buy
a lottery ticket. I put it away aud
ISOKH UINU lllll'I.MN- ' * ' tl
THIN'. I -I ' I V 'I"
scil'im. uo'Hi
,, 1 ' I the Art I'nions ol New York, ami j ised world. In I *84 the production i , - no 1IIOre of until tl,U
ciircassi's ol miltt (ttrrall!fe r or » large display by | of cotton iu the l.’nited Slates was j J„ 0 " n 8 i„‘, wlleu agcntleman showed
lint I do projKisc (mill I ll<i|H‘ American artists and
nwiiers, hut! merely
MITCHELL’S
sell. MII. It, H IKS.
KXKItl ISK ItiMiKS.
-i III,1,1. I'AI'KI!,
SI.ATI'S.
I'KM II.S,
I'KNS. INK.
Si'll)>ul. It.Y-'S
A.NII .11.1. "run I II1NC.S ''M i'l l' I'l
■i hi: -i U"''l. ttoo i.
i>vorylMKly will acfi'|it tin
\itntiimj lor you to conic to my
sti,tv•,select miytliiiig you jilcusc
. " T’ "7” 7"! morning, when a gentleman,
x pen mental, and : *. fLW ; a telegram from New Orleans,
from present indications the art bags were shipped for the lirsl time j ** * f >t tickel No ( o,842 hail
, I,uildiug Will have to lie very much to I'.nglaml, whose total trade in llr „ wn " tl . H cn „itat nrize. »75,000, iu
eiilargi 'l to aeeoinmodatc the oiler 1 cotton was theu 11,250,0011 pounds ' “ Sla L Lottery, tte-
cousuincd ami manufactured. Ureat
liritiau now has the 4u,OUO,OOOspiu-
aud the United States makes
The liouisiana Stale Lottery, l’e-
inembering that 1 had a ticket 1
hunted it up, and found that itcer-
EYE-SALVE!
. unit LHoi ihe Ucm.-.ly for
Sore,
‘■KxiT.vt'a-.vwrtt-.r/i'isV
I ores Tear-Preps, Urnnnlatlous, Mye
Teniors, Bed Kyes, and Hatted
Kyc Lashes,
**,- ‘'“S^nuMLtrr .ixu
eWoeloui whtu inert
Mr tleera, F«.
■•rii D.. 1 ' »««•»•, Bali Rheum,
till!? IkflaMtllAB
*AIdVK may be
UH by all Dra M uu tt g 51 ate.
ujhber. lumber.
•'ll j .* r J ro, 5 toaiDg ta tvtntjr d.iT*, jnd
raMttmst “ tow tl- toe t BUS I
,.pr,.MU, It, W* .toiidan.^ 1 ptlltr
STATIONERY!
IS i-4.Ml I.KIT AN!* HKU l-INKOF
Miscollaiiootts Hooks!
SWoUIIIYoK'V^M'imV.'.llMt'MS
Paper Sacks and
Wrapping Paper!
\NI» I UK
Latest Feiuoukals !
.11.WAV "V 11 INI'- .-tin u '*" Kl 1
OIGARS!
fBOM tiik cni:\Pf s r to rur m -T't,
UCfl |ir<MUCL'U 1 If I J
from I,livin'' them, tint evorv- Ow ners of improved breeds will j M4S,75C hales, or !!,405,070,110 : ^ f or years on his
ill the right plrno mil-t admit u,,. I.atin-Americau buyers. 2.201,:II3,9»2 pounds. ticket in Uie same lotte?Ta large
tlmt tills l
,, , , „ ticket in the same lottery a large
will siy, Hint this is us Ur.utids have licen set apart to Such an enormous factor in tin- receiving |U00 for his share.
i.,.,1—oil.' <d' the niecst show cotton, sugar, rice, jute, ,kc.,! world’s commerce seemed to -le-, _Meni|ihis, Tcnn, Ledger, May U.
Iielil ill VmcrifUS. growing iu the Held: experimental ' serve special consideration in *
|il-otm
picnic
Those not
hmiug will hav
’ , ■ uarilens are provided for,and tlicilis-' country which produces cighty-llve i A CARD,
eiilileinpl.t mg . * ( „ ir | v rallies growing in ! per cent, ol the entire yield, and t„ .ii wh. .rosu&.nng fromthe.rroi.
c ;i veguhtr pie- |, tf c en ,|jc.raiidJaDnuary willdeiuon- j the Herald urged u|h»ii oiii'citizens . n ,l imtineriimas of youiu, netvov.
to come uml ms* w liut cttect strati' that the South has great sour-! the importance of celebrating the ; wenknwn:, '»ily d«c»y. toss of manhood,
, n .i ......l |,.| r „.,ins „r Wealth in improved truck j whole eommercial distinction pri-: Ao., I will semi a recipe that will euie
' " lucmin". Near the river accoinmo-. marily conferred upon our country • yiU , yi'KK HP CHABOE. Thi. gre.i
dation are provided for about forty j by this staple, l>v bolding an expo-! ri . miH ly was discovered by a miesiouary
sawmills, to he applied with logs sition in the chief metropolis of the j In Sooth America. Send a aelf-addrau.d
low pru
In,vc upon tin public at large,
Kosix ctfullv,
S. M. COHEN,
and exhibited in motion, and oppo- nation
envelope to tho Bxv. Joetrx X. faM*a,
Cotton Avenue. Americus, Oa. . site these mills buildings are being' Atlanta, Oa.. held an «po«ltlon ] Statin D. .V«» Tcrk Cty.