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i *;■. t-U.- ■ -- 7i tf ■ ;. \ \ -j ' Ambricus Recorder. ' «T. L. 01.EMXEB. Kbtmr. ~ 2 TO BE IMi’ED TUESDAY, SKI’T. 16. Thi proprietor of the Kkoordeb hav- log been many times soliclteil during the psst year to Isboo a dally popor, and ho tiering that the time lma come when Ameriena can giro a tiring support to an«b a paper, baa concluded to make a canvas* of the city, and if sufficient sup port ia guaranteed the Reoobdeii will be liaried as a Daily on and after Tuesday, Sept. 10th, being itaned every morning except Monday. The paper will be a aix column folio, the present alas ef the Tri-Weekly, and the price will he fifty Cents per month, payable' monthly. While it will not con tain fall Associated Tress telegraphic re ports, we expect to make arrangements by wbioh alt erents of special importance will be sent as special telegrams. In taking this step we are fully aware Of tbe additional expense and labor in volved, end have no hope of realising any immediate proOt from tbo venlnrc. All weeek ia sufficient support to pay Ita Way. We believe that the publication of • daily psper in Amsricus will lie of great beueBt to tbe ally in a number of ways. It wilt prove of great convenience io our merchant*, of internt b> the people gen erally, and serre to giro our city a greater reputation abroad for enterprise and pros perity. But we donotinlend to advsnce any argument In favor of it. Our propo sition Is purely a business one. If tbe people of Ameriont went e daily psper, ws srs prepared to giro them one; if they do not, we do not|care to force one upon them. Ourctnvasaer will call upon onr peo ple during the week to receive their sub scriptions sod advertisements, sml we hope all will give him a prompt answer —yet or no—as the time is limited nnd he cannot enter into arguments. In csss lbs Daily is alarted, tire Tri- Weekly will be discontiaucd. • The Montezuma Record is pit 1 - ticulnrly severe-upon the notion ot the recent senatorial convention held in this city. It says it has found but one man in Mncon coun ty who does not condemn the no tion of the convention, and that man was the delegate from Macon who acted with the Sumter delega tion. The Record even goes so far as to say that it does "not believe that it would be a breach oFdomo- cratio principles for Mr. Murray to make the race for senator, consid ering the way he was treated in the nominating convention at Amori- eus.” If this is the way the peo ple of Macon county feel, it was peculiarly unfortunate that one ol the delegates representing them should have contributed the nec essary half vote to bring about a state of things they so strongly condemn. Tbe prohibition party of Georgia has deoided to put a prohibition electoral ticket in the field. A call has been issued for a convention of tbe temperance |>eoplo. The con vention will be held in Use Good Templars’ Hall, Atlanta, on Satur day, the 13th Inst., and will he call ed to older at 10 o'clock a. in. The Republican publishes, as an item or news, the proceedings of the senatorial convention of 1817. From a perusal of this ancient news it would scorn that the Demo cracy of this distriot were not up to the standard in those days, us we fall to find any notice of the convention adopting a resolution pledging tbo candidates and their friends to support the nominee. Tbe Dakota farmers are having a bad year in the midst of good crops. They say it costs ono bushel of wheat to send three to market, nnd It costa 1,000 feet ol lumber to get 3,000 from Minnesota. These are only general'results. The details of their transportation problems are still more exasperating. Some day their grain will go down the Mtssouri river and their lumber will go up it. HKI’ltKHENTATI VE FOR WEBSTER. I’rkstox Qa., Sepl. 4th, 1884. After earnest nnd continued per suasion, the lion. I). H. Harrell, has at last consented to enter the race for Representative of Web ster County, subject to nomina tion by the Democratic party. It should he the aim of every good oitizen ol the county to use his utmost endeavors to scenic his rumination, us lie is beyond con troversy one of the best nnd most influential uien^jmt only in tills, but any other county in the Stale of Georgia. Judge Harrell was nominated and elected to the Stule Constitutional Convention of 1877, from our county, and all are oom polled to admit that whenever Ids voice was raised or his vote cast it was cast on the side of economy, justice, and right. Tho beloved and honored old veteran, Robt. H. Toombs, to use his own lan guage, says that Dave Harrell was one of the most useful and influen tial members of that convention, nnd Kx-Governoi Jenkins, the president of that convention, after its adjournment complimented him in tlie highest terms, and said that be wns indebted to Mr. Harrell for much information anil assist anee, and would over remember hint as a warm friend, and true to his country’s welfare. Let the good citizens of Webster County turn out on the 20lh inst. in their respective districts and nominate him for the legislature, and we and our children will ever have cause to lie prou d of it. Wkiister County. The business announcement of this paper, headed “To Our Pet rolls,” seems to be just as well suited to the patrons of the Grinin Sun as it docs to those of the Rec ord.—Montezuma Record. As the “business announcement” consisted in a very strong appeal to the delinquent subscribers to walk up to the captain's oflice and settle, wc presume it would be well suited to a majority of the papers in Georgia. Secretary of the Treasury Folger died at his home iu Geneva, N. V., ou Thursday afternoon, and the National treasury is now without a head, Assistant Secretary French being in Europe. There seems to have appeared a “Judas Iscariot” m tho Americua senatorial convention.—Montezu ma Record. The Mshoneites, having gobbled JI'UIIK CRISP’S APPOINTMENTS Charles F. Crisp, Democratic nominee up all the nominations in Virginia, I for 49ih Congress from tbe :lj Congrts- the republicans refuse to support sional District, will address such of bis ... . , . . , . fellow-citizen ss may come nut to bear tho boss nominees, and thus the uinj ((|| ate lB¥iteil) „ t tllB allowing state i* regarded as irrevocably gone to the democrats. It is ex pected every congressional distriot will elect a democrat to congress. This result was inevitable. No party led by such a demagogue and trickster as Malione can long escape defeat when it Is resolutely resisted. Last spring the Utaine advocates were urging that if bo should be made the candidate the Western Slate* would roll up in November the biggeat republican majorities ever beard of. Bat, as the (all comes on, leading republican or gans in the west, like the Chicago Inter-Ocean, are confessing that gven in such a slate as Michigan the republicans must “bestir them selves. and make uo mistakes,” If they hope to carry it In the presi AUMSUtMllos, . . times and places; Vienna Tuesday Sept. 9. Montezuma, Thursday Sept. It. Oglethorpe Friday Sept 12. EHaville, Tuesday Sepl. 29. Hawklnavilli-, Thursday Sept 25. Abbeville, Saturday Sept. 27. Inrinvillr Tuesday Sept. 30. Douglas Thursday Oct. 2. Preston Tueadoy Oct. 7. Marshalled: Wednesday Oot. 8. Perry Friday Oct. 10. Fort valley ,.. .Saturday Oot 11. T00LE, McGARRAH & T0NDEE, JON THE WAR PATH,* Moose and Commission Merchants . ETUnyf (bantu to thetr frien-l. r,t Sumter and adjoining cauatierjlor their very liberal patronise TB* R mi son Why. 1. W. Harper's Nelson County Whiskey is preferreii Shove all other Bieods ia because it is the most regular and most perfect Product, incontestably aver made. A long experleoco io the t ianufacture of tbe Harper, the large spiral of the Distiller which enables him ,,, tnrod^tomther'wqth'llia'fcrt 9 that the I n the post and solicit aronilniianr-e of the nine In tlie future, we take plnurt in notifying th *IS m-nd..nd COl. T. M. FTTRXOW, that he will be with ui the coining season In the capacity ft Scalesmnn. Ilia experience in this bu»K nee*, coupled wltb.hu well known integrity. Insurt America*, Oa, July II, 1881. m2 direct from I be Distillery nccouutH for the unvarying witisfaction it ban given those best educated to a fine Wblskoy. J, Israels, 8ole Agent, apr!2 dm * Amerioua, Ga ANNOUNCEMENTS. SUMTMJt COUNTY. FOR MAYOR. We are authorized to announce the name of A. C. BELL ns a candidate for Mayor of Americas at tbe Municipal elec- tinn in December next. augl tf Ameriena,'. Wednesday Oct. 15. Leesburg,, Saturday Oct. 18. Eastman, Monday Oct ?0. McRae Wednesday Oct. 22. Dublin Saturday Oct. 25. Mt, Vernon Tuesday Oct. 28. Lumpkin, Friday Oct. 31 * We are fwfipffMi to state that CoL R. M. Hodge, the Democratic nominee for Presidential Elector from this (the Third) Congressional District will meet Judge Crisp at Vienna, Oglethorpe, Hawkins* vllle, Abbeville, Irtrinville, Dongles, Perry, Amerieu*, Leesburg, Eastman, McRae. Dublin and Mt. Vernon, and ad. dress tbs people on'the dates named Uhofe’a Cholera Core for rile by J. A. & D. F. Davenport. FOH SHERIFF. Wo are authorized to announce tho name of W. II. COBB as a candidate for Sheriff of Snmtcr oonnty. If elected, N. H. While, of the 15th District will he bis deputy. MRS. M.T. ELAM LEFT FOR NEW YORK ON THE 25TJI. WILT, HE GONE UNTIL ABOUT T1IE I,AST OF SEPTEM BER. MRS. LEWIS WILL HAVE CHARGE OF lIKIt BUSINESS IN HER ABSENCE, ANI) WILL SERVE I1ER CUS TOMERS FAITHFULLY. Xn-erl-ii.. tin., Ausu.t-.il IMU. 13 to H JS H H Eh < H aw tf -• Li § £ 5 MJI * *3 e i 's c r o §■£^-3.2! 3 u m £ 8.8 rS ° O = « BI-SI’S S 3 g.£ 8. Wl <u ° „£ a * s-g.ll || m H EH O hI o Z2-3 „ - E Jjo «•S J JP cj g £ * ° 2 .5 - 9 .£ ^ • S’ S B 3-2 E'p' 53 a >. a b * £ •- T3 o s> -s .H « a IS £ 1* 5 J s eiiiil J « «i ufl? «a £ fc $ § i *1I3 : DRIED FRUIT WANTED! Io addition to my former arrangementn to bay aod ship Dried Fruit, 1 have tor tho coming seofton the advantage to snvo the commissions usually paid to New York houaea for hacdliog them. I will leave for New York on or about tbe 1st of August and remain there daring tbe Dried Fruit season. Bring in your Fruit early and I promise you, in addition to paying (nit value for your Fruit, to allow you also a part of the saving of the comum- sions. Respectfully, S. M. COHEX, Foot of Cotton Avouue. jnljiatf For Sale or Exohange. Twt> stationary rngincs, Ibtee boiler?, putting mill, »aw mill, (trim mill, lath mill, iron turning lathe with piping, l:i*plr»tors, rump*, bolter*, traction rngiiic for hauling limber to the mill ami lumber to river landing. Enough hard wood ami yellow piae lumber St ft per 1000 to but tbe mil 1 •eversl joir». Contract* for million of fet lumtar cstu be Itod in Paria n, wiiere it e: united at any aeaaon of the year. A each . i!m»cr can h-tve u*e of Imuapa, l-arn?, iiimmi** •arlia, etc., for a reasonable time free of co t. The above property it located on cm I »hte of Oc* mulcre river, la niiles aouth o» UaakmavUlc and IS mile* east «»f Kastman. The above property will be sold chesp for cash or will In) exchanged for Americas or Hnmter county ptoperty. For further particulars enquire at Kcoonoru oRle*. August 27.1SW. If W. 4. Plllf.I.ll**. JOHN S. Ml Fits. ★ BAKERY, Cotton Avenue. We call the attention of th* public to tb* tict that we arc urcpared to fill all orders for Fresh Bread, Cukes, Candy, Etc., of our own make good and pure. We keep a'so Confections and Groceries, which w* soil at the ruling price* Buy and sell Country Traduce. Give us a call. IF. J. PHILLIPS tf CO. J.lyXSIf FOB. RBSXTT. A very dnirabl, IMantatian in Maron Canal/ an Flint River, eight mile, from Oglethorpe. Place contains two thousand acre., one hair cleared. Kaco in good condition. Exoellent for atock farm. Would prefer renting to party owning •took sufficient to ran tbe form. Also • small form In Haastoe conniy. For jMrticulsM enqnlre at ieptMt THH OFFICE. ■-L n-olshl. »n.l fair de.lln, lu M-.ry l-.iliii'. M. B. COUNCIL. J. J. WILLIFORD COUNCIL & WILLIFORD, PROPRIETORS OF GEORGIA WAREHOUSE, Opera House Rlock, Americas, Un. Grand Cleariiigout Sale! Wo wonltl call the attention of Cotton Planters that we are again praparod to handle and store their eotlon on the most favorable terms. Onr warehouse is new, fire-proof, and separate from any other bnildings.thas insuring low rates of insumnee. We propose to give our customers fair weights, and secure for them the highest mar ket price. Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us last year, we ask a continuance of the same. ang13m2 j. i. & ii. i. a oo cues 30 Days AT JoliiiR.ta\ ANI) DEAIMS IN A COMPLETE LINE OF PURE DREGS, Amsricus, Ga. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. Jas.Fricker&Bro. No. 125 & 130 Forsjlli St., Amerious, • Georgia. AMEl^ICUS, GA. LAGGED AND MORE COMPLETE SIM THAN EVER HEKnlil About September first we shall move into;Bm i aOTHOTM, i gi» our new store, at the old stand, Barlow Block, j . , p Public Square, where we shall open the most! uPFlD^ 311(1 u 1111111 elegant assortment of goods in our line ever | DRY GOODS, brought to Southwest Georgia. At our 1 NotionS( Fancy Gnlns, ent store on Cotton Avenue, we have a large j stock of Watches, Clocks and .Jewelry, Solid j Iln IN iu 1*Ip vAl Nj Silver and Plated Ware, Pianos, Organs and j TRl ,j( KS AN1) s.iTCIELS, Sewing Machines, and everything else usually QLQrpjJING! kept in a Jewelry and Music Store, that must! Bto., Etc., be reduced to save moving and make roomL BUCb PUICES th , t wi n wbcf. „ , rnl n 0,1 SALEH, and will he such FNANHIVEK- for new goods. Therefore, for the next i able auquments thm no hoiim 0 7 I mu uiToif van rnilPF.TlTlOj can match nor c:oiirF.’riTio\ Twenty Days, or until we move, will sell any j “• thing we have in stock at prices lower than have ever been reached before CONVENT yon on the subject of GENUINE BARGAINS! You will find there ia ECONOMY AS» SOLID COMFORT in dealiug «>'!’ and we will prove to you that we ar«‘ Come and examine our stock, get our prices, and wc will guarantee that you will be convinced that we* mean what we say. Remember wc have great bargains to offer for Not Giving You Wind if yon will take the tronble to call "O'- If you do not improve thin opportunity SOME DAY when you realize wt. SPLENDID BARGAINS you have lot, You will be Sick! CASH and the time in which to secure them i -and dont you forget it.t is limited. Come one, come all, and don’t fail to come early. . JAS. FRICKER & BRO. Amcricus, Ga., Aug. 13, 1884. JOHN R. SHAW. P.S. NO. I. . The firm or firms in Americun *«' could buy goods for less, or cau l‘ ve ® leas profil, than your humble ‘ ' DZSSOZiTJTZOlT. Thu Srui of G. H. TOMMKV * C«). hres tlL- aolvcd ropsrtnorsblp. A. W. Brannon, a ni*m- lwr of the latu Urn, wlU rontinne in the Broker* see, OrentnifiJon and Cotton business. Amortcns, Oa., Aug. t9, 1884. tf Sissolutioxx TTotioe. 001 ee on Colton Avenue. DURHAM’S IMPROVED STANDARD TURBINE! Is the’boat eons*meted nnd fin- i»hed, give* Id-ttir nmiutagf, mote power, and is sold tor money, ixr hose power, than " nnyoth»rTarhlne in the world. ’ t0TUew pamphlet rent fret, by BUOS.e New York. teas prom, man yuur „„. 0 p ALL DIED OB MOVED AWAY 1IEF0W- ’ I cams bare, H! year* ago-"Au<l ><» yon lorgrt it.” .... JOHN R. SHAW- WA1TTZD. To not a dv.uin* bonw nlulla for a imat tun’y. addtM, I. W. DICKSON. Cufn!,, Ala. CHEAP LUMBER 1 naibowleeetedAt Belt**plate,mar Amerkn where 1 will deliver lumber at mill forEtebi esses. 1 ^ ■^•kYoUfiEr P. S. NO. 2 AND LASTLY. NO RESTRICTIONS AS TO QJ , TV, therefore CITY AND COt VT MERCHANTS a» well a» LARGE TL- TERS, will conault their beat ’ giving us. cell before making •“*** “ JOHNS. SHAW. Amirlcns. Gt., Augurt 11 S 84