Americus daily recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1884-1891, September 18, 1884, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEstablished 18 <9. AMERICUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1884. mericus Recorder. l-UBUSUKD UV Zj. Lrritxox cmojlmi NEW ADVERTISEMENT. la n rkrs. f. R. McCRORY, lTTOKNEY AT LAW hM.AVIl.LK, GA. iEHM^-AII claim* froiu $$0 or under, *a • «) to#OK», leu i*er cent.*ovor tiro, aevei Ttt. Stockin'*** u*!**co»Wctloi»#M«> -*a4t' vociRitS'. ! ’ Dr M lKiEOV AM) PUniGIAK. j.js prottf«ion»l ecrrU**, w|ib m expert* -'M wmt»fa of Amcrleu* and avis k Hioio. Ih i r of .fuckyvn aii'M-’hnrch sir'V**. re rr>'in]it nlleutlon. lanZfbl DR. C. A. BROOKS, AMKIUQIW, OA. rvnmet’a drug * .. Will be ton nr i' of Col. S. H. lUwkln*. ,• aftenHon. Will be found at ni*?ht at the MISCELL A EBP US. I Neli Pioliett, I i’o PI ipterin*. Brickwork and Housework mm- a Apeciaity. fL-palri'n* rlrna. Order* itlv attcadod to. octitf [GIN WORK. vouid respectful!? stale to the public that 1 urn tuff prepoired to [REPAIR OLD GINS I it mu factories I Kuo >r. All Work if if mu ii v father ou JctTerM' C, Homco McCall. I Jlomiiiicutal Marble Works, mi.KK* MH’Am Proprietor*, mu'hwest Corner of the (flfcTic S.jimri', A.MEIUClIJ, GA. Monuments, Tombs, Etc., Eto. joiivsi mu h*. AMERICUS, OA. About September first we shall move into pur new store, at the old startd, DarloW Block, Public Square, where we shall open the most elegant assortment of goods in our line ever brought to Southwest Georgia. At our pres ent store on Cotton Avenue, we have a large [stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Solid | Silver and Plated Ware, Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines, and everything else usually kept in a Jewelry and Music Store, that must be reduced to save moving and make room for new goods. Therefore, for the next Twenty Days, or until we move, will sell any thing we have in stock at prices lower than have ever been reached before FOR CASH I Come and examine our stock, get our prices, and we will guarantee that you will be convinced that; we mean what we say Remember we ha ve great bargains to offer for CASH and the time in which to secure them is limited. Come one, come all, and don’t fail to come early. JAS. FRICK Eli & PRO. , Americus, Ga., Aug. 1*1, 1884. LATEST NEWS. •pi Absolutely Pure. * T‘fa powder ntrw wfe*. A nwrv.1 of purity MienfOl an.l wbotownaMs*. Mow ocwomlcnl tfaan tlio ordinary kinds, and cannot ho Fold in cenipciion with the uuititudo of low tut, abort walfM, alum or pboopkatc powder*. 4 S*U only in b vKiNn rownxft vo’im wall SQ-eeU New York. octSlyl. SALT RHEUM And Every Spec lea of Itching and Burning Diseases Pos itively Cured. pCZEUA.erR.lt 111..uni. ill. it. ...nii/ln.it, li. AJ in* and liurninr. instantly rt-lievnl by n t.irm bath with CtmccaA Soai*. anil a eiiwlp application si^w*o u svc t /d k 0 i:,'?,T^vrsy.r’ VIST, the New Blmul PnritJer, »o keep tire blotid cool. Ilia perspiration pure and unirritatlnc. the bnwrW open, the liver and kidney* activo, will speedily cure henma. Tetter. Rlnsworin. 1'soriaei*. Lichen Pruritus, Hcallcd lb-ad, Ii.indrnff. and every rpeoje* of Itching. Hcaly, and Pimply Humor* of fUs,-jlp and .Skin, when the b--t phy.h lane end all known remedies fail. Will SIcDoanld.tJU Dearborn St., Hi tango, grateful y acknowledge* a cure of Salt IChetimon baud, nrck. face, arias, and leg* for eerenteen (MM; wot aid* to walk except on band* and knee* far one year: not able to help himwlf for eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctor* |«r«>- notinred bi*ra*« hu|H)b-es: j.irmamiilly cured by ITnrniA R> M.LVtM ibl«».H| imriilcr internally, and (ItmcwA and t ivtiltua soap the great skin cures; externally. t'tlNa. IfwMKblMN. Km«., lawyer. 3S State St., Boston, report* a cairn of Salt Ilbeum under his observation for ten years, which covered the pa tient’* body amt limit*, and to which all known KuiEVMStTRiAt;! i l fT"m*!i l> »ui,*l!. l TCI Cutktra Bpmcpifh leaving a ch an and healthy •kin. mnsus doing*. Dawson, Sept.. IT.—Col. Albert Sidney Johnson Henderson, of the Appeal, is in Alliany, Indulging In a brief respite from liis journalistic laliors, auil quailing pure artesian water ami inspiration fresh from tiir fountain. Mrs. Joaic Kei Holds, of I.idoimt, Texas, who has been spending a couple of months with her uncles, the Oxfords, in this county, left yesterday to visit relatives in North Georgia before returning to the “Lone Star Stale." At an election of the Dawson Guards,on last Saturday, Mr. J. A. Lining was eiccteil captain, .’laving received 24 votes, every member present voting for him except him self. Captain Using will make an excellent offloer, No better select tion could have been made. • LU bauds, hw.-.d snd fttx and nearly destroy ad oat careful doctoring and a Ian* failed to relievo him, VMtrs, at tim** ■«* bad Ota* C could a .SACO* MATTER*. Ahoottnff Match Between Marc* and Hruuawlck. Npeclai to Itoeordsr, Macon, September IT.—In the Clay pigeon shooting matoh yes terday at Brunswick, between the Glynn Gun Club and tboteam sent by the Macon Sportsmen Associa tion, lor the Ligowski medal and for tlie championship of Georgia, Macon won, will) the following score: bints.. Ayres.. Parker Tsylor. & I). F. DOTPORT, irter HMD, 7 MAOOKr, OA, BAKERY, Colitiii Avenue. " ftlltlw Mien I ion of fho j.ublJc tu »bc/ut '• * >vr are tircj.arcd to Ail nil order* for I'rv.ih <-'«kes, Cnn.ty, Kta., of our own amke- •’ Odai'.l pir*. We kwj, u'.o Cunfcrtions and •'•■oecrlo*, %hMi we •-•i! nt tbo rulinj pri?-'* I'sy a lid sell Cnurdry I’rotJiKe, Olv« w* n rail. | aj&* MW™ ■' VO. ! Meat Market; PROVISION STORE.! W.U.&T.M.COBB lltrt e? fro,n Mare k c..bh Hit Alia rt tu d Provision «io.e o a j cotton aventti* ' keep on hand Um v;ry best cnia of j ^ WiW'i POKIi, Mil Ml 8III8ME, I m. u. cor.vcn.. .i. .i. wii.i.ifuri) “reeu Groceries and Provlsioux, i COUNCIL & WILLIFORD, a,id pruiuiui PROPRIETORS OF -! GEORGIA WAREHOUSE, Arnd fbr ** e akin ll|seHM>a l CUT! OUtA SOAP. An rxiiulaltu ioll. The IVI term uf Ihix Institution will oucu lie last Wednesday (’Hth) lu Ht-plcinlter. The rale of tniii m fa low, and does . „ areally exceed the matncnlatlon end other fee* of iiuiliutiona in .Inch lr. e tuition tirevail*. Tlte Tbeolofflcttl Heparmcnt, desltfiii d to pre- C n* young men f M r tbemmlstry, U preMdcd orer Rev. ,1.0. Rynia. I) l>. The Preparatory Hehool, of which Mr. A. I. Branham, A. M , l» prinrlp-t', Is in su.vrMsftaloi*- iwtmn. A comnKMiluns acho«»| Imu-w I* aiwiit to be built on lh« colleu** uround*. aud will U* ready the u|Niiiini*o| the full term. The Law Depottment ha* n faculty efthno IVofttsora.ttlUt lion. Ulltford Anderson, Attorney eml of the Blate, o* rhairtn i. d beard cull to* nail nt tin* 4, lfall*’ f.,r |I0 mllles at from (li . .10 Edwards 10 Total 61 BruoawickN total M Butts and Ayres shot off their tic to (leciilc which should wear the medal, Butts scoring sixteen and anil Ayres seventeen, so Ayres wears the trophy. The Brunswick boys hail won the medal less than a month ago, In the inter-Slate contest at Savannah, and are unfortunate to keep it such a short time. Ail the clubs will meet here dur ing the State Fair am] decide the championship rf the South. Qvicuanv. ! Another Niagara Cool. UurvAi.o, September IT—Oliver Wormald, n plucky little fresco painter ol tills city, announces that fin intends tn go over Niagara Falls in a rubber hall, for a purse of $1,000, as soon as arrangements can be made. The ball is to l>o ]i> feet tn diameter, mid rondo of rub ber three-quarters of nn inch thick, covered with closely braided tarred rono. to prevent any injury to the sphere in ease it should strike the rooks. VVonnsid expects that tbo bail will receive sufficient moincn— turn while in the rapids to linrl it far out Into the rlviir, where lie ex. m DEALERS M J COMPLETE USE OF PUKE DM, Amerious, GNL"' *CjOtt Opera House Block, Americas, Uh. \Y. t wuuld c.tll the attevlloa of Cotton Plantor* that wo are to j ®TotiO0 Of SlSSOlUtlOA lnndlh nod ntora their cotton on Iho inont favorable term*. Our wnreliom* i* nfH. XoiLu i* L*r«by riwn that rirm of f.vans tiro-proof, and neimrale front any otlut»boiWlng«,tha*iUburtog lor ratt^nf irviuru®e<*. ^ ^^buiit ha4thi* ^dr»y lava oi-*oittd j.y Wo prn|KMo to give onr customer* fair vreigbt*, and •ecnro lot thou, lb'* bivhc+t mar* hSiS^Tb* • uMnws wm ~ ’ * "** L * “ — " ar. we a*k «j U. Ktan*. wh .•UKMm2 ■ ^ ' * 4 ‘nyau of y.-mKi •-n^SSL 1155* 1 U f®*» e ‘ c - Ufa llwlr nlm •^rfssassi ■ ® i^jasrtas , " rc ' m "* »■'**• ■“” i l!, i<«,ik,ij,mi.n -.r ^OR RailTT. | I'kr^i!*u. 'e-iideace of L C. B.rrett, on I - " now oeenpieil l.y A. A - ■n Nepieiaber 1, Aoericns, it good four- j of? i 111 ®’ *‘ i,cl, en, eto., four ocro, I ,n , *»>• PusSMaloa circa imme- DISSODTJTIOIT. fONXr.V A CO. hi, 40. I ! |J 1.TCRN thaul,. 1. Ihtfi-fri.n-1. ut Sm,.l,r 3iid sdjAiuus o..mt|e»|V>t ll.-ii- '-iy .IWn*. 'sr.-th.l.tfc n. ' . n,i n,. •w. 4t * itw - ! uO*«VMiaii*tw:k,t»couil>,BaBO>o,tn»twaeii» Om luiste. w* i»k*- yiyMSre iu I.o.ilylnriU —-.untiu. G^ l Aug, a, un, !f I rl,,il» .„d icsna,ounce, or O -nernl O....11, . ■ in,nth nnd lu ootli iloeuef JulyMlf Daii.v, Pnn Ykaii,...JC.OO. wkkki.y. •• ... aon. Harder lu Uarrla. Coloibuh, Ga., September 16.— Another murder has lieen added [ to the list in Harris county by the ‘ death of Tillman Street, colored, from wounds inflicted by his wife last week, and the murderess was safely lodged in Hamilton jail yes terday. Tillman was a steady young fellow, who farmed nea’r Wavcrly Halt. ' About twelve months ago while visiting this elty lie became infatuated with a dusky cyprian, married her and carried her baok with him to his cabin In the quiet confines of Wavcrly Hall. For a time all was well ar.d Till man and Ms bride in their domes tic felicity -were the envy • of their neighbors, but a few months ago- the serenity of this rural home was upset by the entrance of the green eyed monster, who found a resting place in Tillman’s breast. His wifo exhibited s preference lor the company of other men, and frequently altercation! was the re sult. About two weeks ago they quarreled, and Tillmao gave her a severe thrashing. 8ho left home, swearing vengeance. On Monday of last week bo was engaged In cutting bay for a neighbor, and ai dinner time lie lay down in a cor ner of the fence to rest, and drop ped off to sleep. His first intima tion of danger was a out that took one cyo off. This was followed by another that crossed one of his eyes, and ns he roso the knife was driven to tho hilt in his breast and the blade broken off, leaving the handle in the hand of bis infbrln. ted wife, who had crept upon him while asieep to execute her horri ble threat. Bleeding from his every wound lie Anally reached the store of Mr. J. H. Pitta, where hU wounds were dressed by Dr. Stan ford and it was thought be would get well. The woman had a pre liminary trial the noxtday and waa placed under bond to anawer the charge of assault with Intent to murder at the term of the superior court. Yesterday morning Till man died and his wife waa rearres ted and now rests behind the bars. A War ar Ballets. Savannah, September IT.—The Senatorial convention of this (the first) district convened at Eden j again at noon yesterday. After the j T20tb ballot was taken it became apparent that no nomination could be made on that day, aud an ad journment was made to meet in Savannah at noon to-day. The counties of Bryan nnd Effllngbam protested strongly at thla removal of the convention, but Chatham having a majority of the votes, snn- ceeded in carrying It through. Chathnui has six votes and Bryan and Effingham each two. It re quires a two-thirds vote to nomi nate, and Chatham has to get one vote more. Fatligant la Chatham's oboiee, but be is bitterly opposed hy the other two counties. The Dangers of Caatplsg. Uoi.i.'MBi,'H, Sept. 10 The team of Dr. J. K. Barnum, of Stewart poets to be picked up by a small j county, while cn routo to this city host, which will be waiting for him with four bales of cotton, camped Compressed air will be injected night abont sevpn miles out at into the ball, which will be hermot j the Massey place. The wagoner, tcully scaled, and Womald says ho with a torch, was engaged In get- IB 1 can dve in it ten minutes if necee- sary. lie is about thirty-five venrs ild, snd was born in London. Ilia ting camping ntenaila Dorn the wagon, when the cotton accidently caught Are and flashed over. Alter m..i *tbrr inferm-owi ruMrtv, I father is s machinist at Perth Am-; great difficulty, and the aid of •iohn j. n«ANr,.nv. iir boy, a „j t |, c Inventor of a street j others, he succeeded in outing it. For Sale or Exobaoge. Twd stationary en^ina*, Ibn*; boiloi *, nlaiiiuv util 1 , sa*r mill, tirfal rnDi. Uth mil', Iron imdIiij luthc vrlili Pipiutf, l.i Diralors, i umi *, Loltai*. trar.'loti iMiidna fur »uu.W timber to the mill nn.l fctniUr to riv.-r landing. Jfaotwh hard wood yvllotv pine lumber at ft per *«ver»l **ar*. Contracts tor lullli'i _ lumber rati L* bud In i>aiien t wntn« it <::tn bo ny M-aeoti of the jrrur. A cash pur- dlllted a rksstrci . ruri' S, #ic„ fur I ab*V3 nop . , ... _ imt<iiiiiU« tima (Vie of r>, t I •* «'*0V3 property l« louutud on c**t sklu »f Oc« mulxaarirur, 16 ndlca south o llawktoxvBli* an-1 12 m'ka etut of Kastman. Tho abovu property will be* aold che p |or cnah or will bo exchanged lor AoierJru* or Sum'er euunty piuptrty. For lunher pnrtt'-ufar* anquire nt ItKOoRora oftlcc. Aataat«. Ifcd4. tf llrn’s Niseliier Xnklng. Wasuinuton, Sept. 16.—Gen. Kloprment In Lumpkin. c.luniStu TlmM. l.umpkin had a sensation Sun- Butler’s friends licrc say that lie , day in the abape of an elopement, docs not seriously desire New Jer- verifying tho saying that “iov* sey to go in favor of Blaine, but' Isnghs at locks and bars." The that lie desires to have Blaine get! parties were Mr. Fort Holt and tiiai iiu tu'»in*» iu uivv uiaiuu get, i the clcctorial votes of all the North- j Mi»» I-oHio Stokes. We learn no ern States except New Jersey, In- > other particular*. diana, Michigan and Iowa, and for j • * that reason lie will bend all Ids on- : Farm Nates, ergies to belpjlilsine in New York, j There Is much difference in the Connecticut and Massachusetts. ■ black dirt got from the woods, If only New Jersey, Indiana, Mich-j which it commonly called leaf Igan and Iowa of tho Northern j mold. Some of it Is the mold from States go against Blaine and the I decaying trunks of trees, which Is Southern States go for Cleveland ’ less valuable tbau that from leaves. .„t.r^md'kV \v. the election of President would be ! Poultry cannot he made to pay IC'tl uf Lllu first. i livnwn Ini/. |Isa IVnnuu f., M tll« inn • " . ■ . ... ■ • * TOOLE, McGARRAH & T0NDEE, Moose anil Coin Mercliants *h»m‘’i''i»lw)«I io54?M‘io f 'at *n™i < ^ r ®** into the House, for Blaine unless provided with a properly at- t n 'MKiiuiTT ir I *[{ ,u,(1 r ®®® ,vo 199 vot ® , < ranged house for their aecommoda- — ’ Cleveland 181 and Butler U. the 1 1 , 0 * This is as neceasary to their sa -n—« a -wssn IliltUe I'/il.m nnm no It fsnm XfS/.I.S .... . .. . . V I Butler votes coming 6 from Miclii- weM being as it is that horses and Diooolutiosx Notice, j OOL. T. M. FTJIVliOW, S. T I? S2-- «• aToiiHir*CO.-f. «r«"r - •-*-«. *"*5*1 mSSSS^hmS!!•S’oJoi 1 ATS?* ” * • B# **' e00p ’** hfa w*U kiwwn uncfnt/’, Imam +>ttni wtltk's *W fait/ ‘wsiwTm ! Bt«, eeup'ud i j Atsutets On. falytt,Wl. ■» 'll '.3 AJ1U Z&Jb. PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Any 000 wanting torn* of this feraea* breed of ! low!*, eta *rt 1 hew by callimf on or anndinx their , orders to mo at Amcrtcu*. U*. DAVID JAMKj*. I WA2TTXS. Vo lint . dwelllna tsw nlutl. far • iKig n ifTvr. StcKlotr, cuk«v*ia this will be necessary to the carry ing out of their programme. oon- of feuces, a saving of food, a saving of manure, and letter care given tbe slock, as welt as Increased pro duction from the land. Frost In HXt Virginia. WiittLiNu, W. Va., Sep*.. 16.— ) A correspondent of the New There was a heavy frost through-1 Haven Mirror think* that cions can out this region last night with ev- be best preserved iu sawdust, which cry prospect of another to-night, keeps them moist and green. ■ He Farmer* report considerable dam- keeps them In the oallar, bat damp- age to com. ! ene them when they at* dry.

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Americus daily recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1884-1891, September 18, 1884, Image 1