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4 Americus Recorder. P¥. B to pabMthed erery The DAILY RECORDER morning (Monday $xcepUd). K« WjjtKLT. SECOnPEB tl» p«UUu4 V SCBSCHIPTIOX R1T1I, «WRmjn^:^:rJS£ DAILY ADVERTISING RATER. 'Tran*lent Rate*—23c per eqpare of tea line# tor flr»t InaeiUon, nod 14c for each aubeoqaent Infer* lion. Local Notice. 6c per line (or ant Iniertion ond 2c Mr lino for mob raboeqnont InoorlloiL flpodil ntn for contmti ran be made with V. L. OUMKM. Pull fiber. 9*e Never (peak in parables, Dr. Eldrldgc Is moving in liis ^ew store. Tiie cotton bnyer> heaven would be a rain just now. Iba publisher# . O. STOREY, Local Editor. TO PVT* TAXig. Bora wloo people have their any. And oomitbiaf new toll every day. LOCAL BCHKDULK. fin end after Sunday, August 3rd, trains will ran at fcUow«:| Ilajr (aa^carr down arrfrn Sally, »pn Nlfbl “ Vnllbanc, « V.'.'.'.Spl “ “ Pom Albany, “ It# a a Ight 5oily exropt Monday down 1:49 a n .. .. •» •* “ np. 3:20 a n LOTT WARREN, Agent. DEPARTURE OF MAILS. Going west nod south close at.. l.*00 p m Goingeot and north close at.... 3:00 pm Night mail north close at 8 :00 p For Buena Vista and Ellaville closes daily except Sunday at 13:30 p m Lumpkin, Preston, Weston, and Plains of Dnaa closes on Mon* dsy, Wednesdaysnd Friday at 1.00 p m Friandabip, I>nuiearllla and Church Hill cloaca dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 am BoUatord, Providence and Heal, clnsen Ratnrday at DiflOam Hudaon cloaca Fridry at. 800 n in Lamar cloaca Tuesday and Fri day at 8:00 a ra The above arrangements will conlinne until chance In railroad achednle. W. A. BLAra, 1*. M. RELIGIOUS. Fast Ahkhkus Church -- Sunday Hchool avery Sunday at 3 p. and prayer mseling every Tueaday night at 8 o'clock. MxthodistChuBCU—Kev. A. T. Maun. Pastor. Services at the chnrch every Sunday at 11 a. and 8 p. u. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at n'olock. Sunday School at 9:30 a. u. Baptist Gbvhch—Bar. J. L. Vasa, Pas tor. Scrvloca at the Opera House every Sunday at 11 a. m„ and 8 p. h. Prayer meeting at the Methodist chnrch every Thursday evening nt 8 p. M. Sunday School at Opera llnuae every Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Cotton Report. Market dull. We quote: (jlood Miudling 9J Middling 9 Low Middling Received yesterday 412 Received previous to date. . .3,498 Receipts todato 3,970 (lain of. 237 "Our Boast” cigars at McKenzie's, tf “Old Sinner" olgara at MoKenzie'a. If Sweet Briar Whiaky at McKenzie's, tf Lincoln County Whiskey at MoKem zie’a. Fresh Snowflake oyater crnckora at M. A. Ford A C'o'a. Apples and Cabbage at the W Bakery Call anon. tf Sausage, Onions, end Cheese at the Star Bakery. Emperor Cigars, genuine Havanas twenty-live in a box, at McKenzie's. Skill In connection with pure drugs can nlwaya be relied on at J. A. & D. F. Dankspout’s, The boys won’t wont any more of-“BoaU”tor some days. The Smithviile cotton market don’t seem to bother ua very much. Not quite a month before the military fair begins. Save tip your change, boys. It is very probable that the Adamless Eden will be numerous ly attended by live leas Adams. It is hinted that a gentleman of this city will celebrate bis engage, meat this week witb a nice snppor. Our people must ail be getting rich, for you can And no one who deigns to carry anything less than a $5 bill. Miss Bailey, of Sumter, arrived on Monday last, to enter Monroe Female College.—Forsyth Adver tiser. siift ajnwB Dawson Dote. Dawson, Ga., September 20. Cotton is coming in and going Go to Harris A James, and get anoie of those Una Mixed Barrel Pioklss. Sapt 20 wl Colons llsaras. The charge for the colored hearse and a span of homes will henattor be 84.00. tf D. B. Hill “Eider Down” and “Calla Lily” are elegant complexion powdera and are used In many piacca with perfect satis, motion. In white ttesh and pink at If J. A. A D. F. Davenport's. Lilly Clay’a Opera Company, with their Ladiea Braaa Band, will appear at Glover's Opera lionee on Wedneaday, SepL 24. Secure aeats at Mrs. Lewis' und Mne Aycock't. id Holmes' sens core mouth wash aki> dentifrice ia an infhllitlc enre for Uloar- ated More Throat, Bleeding Onma, Sore mouth and Ulcers. Cleans the Teeth and keeps the Onma healthy. Prepared sole ly by Dm. J. 1>. A W. It. Holmes, Den- lists, 102 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. For sale by Dr. W. P. Bnrt. dentist, J. K. Hall, and all druggists and dentists. ang‘.tm<>. THE “LANGTRY” HOOP 8KIBT WITH BUSTLE COMBINATION. Thera has never been anything in Strut, ndaEasx durability, that gave the gen eral satisfaction to the wearer that the "Langtry Skirt" does. Ask any lady who has ever worn one, and she will Ml yon that aha will wear no other-only 81.23. Second lot jnat received. JOHN it. SHAW. N. It.—Call and ate the “Perfection" Hustle. The lightest, moat comfortable and durable Bustle in the world-TSc to 81.00. Also the celebrated “Duplex' "Boo-Ton" and “Dr. Btroag’s" Comets. JOHN ». BHaW. Our Political Prophet makes a number of predictions which will be fonnd fall of Interest if not of information. (Miss Vickie Wilkei'non, daugh ter of TV. H. Wilkerson, died of hemorrhagic fever at Dawson on Wednesday. The Daily Recorder is booming in the country as well as in the city, and we shall soon have line lists in every town surrounding Americus. Friday will soon bo the big trade day ol this city, for what reason we do not know. On Fri day twioc the amount of business was done than on Saturday. Our Macon letter will be found especially interesting this morning. “Quiclranil” is developing rapidly as a correspondent, and will soon take his place in the tront ranks. Those who attend the Adamless Eden entertainment, expecting to see and hear something out rageous, will be disappointed, or else the Augusta News is a prevaricator. Uenry Johnson read the big snake story in the Hawkinaville Dispatch last week, and remarked that it reminded him of one that be killed in Webster last summer. U had eighty-nino rattles and a button, and was looked upon as an ordinary snake. We have received the Drat num ber of the Americas daily Record er, dated the ICth inst. It is a very creditable six column paper and we hope it will prove a success and do much lor tbo progressive little city of Americus Carters- viile Free Press. The drat number of the Amkri- cus Daily Recorder is beforo us. It is a 24-column paper, is well freighted with advertisements and choice reading matter. We con gratulate Brother Glessner on the neat appearance of his bantling, and wish lor him the success ho so richly merits Albany Medium. Tke Fisher’s Picnic. Muokalee orcck is now lower than it has been for a number of years, and fishermen are prodting by it. Almost any hour in the day a fino mess of bream and perch can be caught there, and the banks are lined. •■Mil Change. Every year, about this time, our business men'aro troubled on ac count of the scarcity of small change. It is occasioned by the paying off of cotton pickers. In few weeks it will return and the chink of silver will be again heard on our streets. Hebrew Holiday. Saturday the Hebrews of this oity closed their stores to observe the Jewish holiday, their new year. Four storee were closed, Waxel- baum’e, Israel’s, Cohen's, and Fos ter’s. They bad a right royal tins Friday night and Saturday. They observe their holidays with relig- olns regularity. Lost. A gold breastpin on the public ■qoar« on* day last week Finder will pirate leave at this office. out as it did iu former years in Ootober and November. It is of good quality, and is readily taken "by our numerous buyers sit 9£ cents. Merchants report collections as good as usual at this time of the year. A week or so ago the brick ma sons working on Messrs. Lee & Gridin’s new buildings struck for higher wages, but failed to realize, as the gentlemen sent off and se cured another set of hands, who also, in a few days, struck. But Mr. Leo is always ready for an emergency. He at once stopped bis saw mill near town, put all hands to work on the buildings, and will have them completed in a few days. Strikes arc at a discount in Dawson. Miss Vickie Wilkinson, daugh ter of Mr. Henry Wilkinson, died last Thursday, after a week’s ill ness, and was buried yesterday morning at 9 o'olock. Being a pupil at the Male and Female Col lege, she was buried witb college honors, both schools turning out en masse and joining in the pro cession. Miss Vickie was 13 years of age, and was a great favorite with all who knew her. Since the death of Mr. W. S. Whitchard, as reported last week, bis two little boys, 2 and 4 years old respectively, have both died, and their young widowed mother is quite sick. • Rev. P. S. Twitty organized a choir for the Methodist church about a month ago and drills them once a week at the parsonage. ] attended their meeting Inst Wed nesday night, and was surprised and delighted at the rapid im provement made in so short a time. We have as good musical talent, both vocal and instrumental, as there is in Southwest Georgia. Mr. Twitty is a good organizer and developer of hidden resources, and from present indications I be lieve we will have a choir that would be' a credit to any church. Miss Mattie Whitchard left to day for Marsballviile, where she will probably remain several weeks. J. A. F. Suudap Hour*. My Ice House will he open on Sunday from 10 lo ten. m., end from 4 to 5:30 p. ru. Jake Ibkaki- An Example. Several years ago Matt Hart, the colored fancy grocery man, ran a peanut staud on Harris A James' corner. By economy and hard work he built himself a line resi dence and opened the storo ho now rnns. Ho is one of tbo most relia ble tradesmen ot this city, and any goods he may order will be prompt ly paid for. By close attention to his customer's wants lie has built up a good trade, and Is very pros perous. His cxamplo should be followed by the rest of bis race. To Former Patrons and the Public Generally. Having returned from my visit to Kn- rope, I am now better limn ever pre pared to devote my attention to rauyic scholars. My class will be opened next Monday morning at the rotidence of t>. T. Wilson, one door north of the pnblio school. My bonra for Instruction will be from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Call eArly and make arrangements for n special honr. A piano will be furnished free for pme- tioe to nil patrons who may desire this Advantage. Respectfully, Sept. 19.13 Carl Soiinridrii. TURNIP 8e€tU FrMh »t ^ bi aLWIa j. a. Jt D. F Davenport’s NEff YORK STORE. J. and Leaders and Controllers of Prices ON THE WAR PATH. Grand Clearingont Sale! Regardless of Cost Or Consequents! CrosliliigPrices —for— 30 Days AT JolmOliaw’s, Pa,z ® »te.0M ~ Tiek.UM.iysa. ■•>*■•«• to P ,,p^ Louisiana Stats Lottery do “Hi <to hereby certfy that ,,, ” the arranycvienta for all the Nemi-Annuul Drauing. of jxfW «U mate r.otter!. Company,a,it L aye and ton"ol the JJra,m U j, ‘X’'- 1 ' ami that the mm are conducted etty, fa,meami in good faith . partite, ami ,ee aeUhhriee the j me. tin, certificate, mth M-rtS’i 1 '* j Atgnat area attached, in its mherU,,/, i" Boots, Shoes, Hats . , Oommlitioi Incorporated in l«d8 r op 2:, vcip. 1 re for Educational und Chirital? u with a capital of ♦l.ow,U^ r %T h p : :! - fund of over #550,000 has since hue" add*/’ By nu overwhelming ]M>Milar v.,?.. A, who incdo u part o/ l he pi (sent Sr tt ie c w? Rdopfod December 2d, A. J»„ I879. The only Jenttery ever • oleH on .,,,.1 . , (he peoph of any Stole. Jt never traUt or lUUr.ml single Nunn,, take place inouiliiy. Ur «wian October H, 1884 lT.lil Mm CAPITAL PRIZE, *83,000, 100,0001 lekets a( Five Dollars Ijq, Fraction., In Fin It., in r r »|,nrtist. LIST OK rii|7.KS: 1 CAPITAI. PKIJ5K CARPETS ! | No. 185 & 12(1 Forsyth St, Amerious, • Georgia. larger;.^!) more COMPLETE STOCK THAN KVEK BEFORE ! I,#07 I'tlrc", amomiiiiiif to Application for rotes to chiU hh.m'i.’i L- ^ , •nly to ll... ofDcfl „t the Company in New for further information write cleulv tv ' Pill address. Muko I*. O. Money Order*\ ,1 1 ' ri .’uldrcs* UeffUtcred Letters to ' NEW OUI.KANS NATIONAL Bv\K “i? A The Lost is Foul! AND CAN UK FOUND/ BUG CHAPMAN’S UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1st, NEXT, 1 OF FER MY ENTIRE LINE OF Dry Goods and ili DRY G00D8, Notions, Fancy Goods, BOOTS AND SnOfJS, HATS AND CAPS, | ™ hums mu Straus, Mrs. ’ CLOTHING! EAT, MK AM Dll. and sleep on h free lied. KvrryiMm l»»« W renovutid nml is ,-v.vt and cl- to. I mid ; W wine cellar liiijiiuvs from S l» 13 Vears Oli! Coll oml pot your ibaro of the I1KNKV C. Jonssf ELAM Cor. Lauiar SI. and Cotton Avenue, AMERICUS, QA. Etc., Etc., Vll.l. UCL'III'V 111 At snoh PRICES that will FORCE TVT D1 XT SALES, and will be such UNANRWEK- ll .Hi VV ABLE ARGUMENTS that NO HOUSE | CAN MATCH NOR COMPETITION i REACH. Throe eve STERN and RTUR- 110RN FACTS that will CONVINCE end CONVERT you on the .object ol STORE IN HARLOW HUM K. New Advertisements INSURE WITH THE Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society STYL.EIS. THE GRANDEST DISPLAY EVER BFFORE KNOWN IX AMERICUS. ! GENUINE BARGAINS j Yon will find thero ia ECONOMY AND ; : .SOLID COMFOHT in dealing with uw ' and wo will prove to you that we are j Ootober 1st! ISTJZIW JEXA.TB] Not Giving You Wind! ,»„ old Htora room, with Mrs. 1^*'* if yon will take the tronbio to call on ns. I Lew ' H * Ho,llh sll l e of It you do not improve thin o|ipnrtumti ! , . S'l u “ rl '- Am.nous, SOME DAY when yon realize wlia i ’“nij — • ~ SPLENDID BARGAINS you have loal, 2iilifll EIUTIOA. PRICK OMt M- $ loo, OOO ! You wil1 be Sick! (ONK nr.NDREn TIIOl SANII DOI.t.ARS) WORTH OF GOODS, COMPRIS ING TIIE •‘AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT.”|; JOHN It. SHAW. UW* *1,100.072, - LARGEST VARIETY A% It, liEES, Agent, At Battli •/ America* A Of tut 27. m2 WANTED. ■oitabla tor a mull DICKSON, Kufaala,*Ala. P.S. NO. I. | The firm or firms in Americus who j could buy good-s for less, or can live on AND 1 * <ss P ro ® r ' ,han y° ur humble servant, j ALL DIED OB MOVED AWAY BEFOBE | I came here, lfi years ago—“And don’t LOWEST PRICES! 1 Jron lorgo1 john h. shaav. : . tilld.lls n<l old. It cunt: ite mdI ebr-mc one of which In Invaluable. loU, ‘ thor, whoa* nperlenco or 23 v<^ probably never Vi. foro foil to th'* clan. 300isi4f«« l»oun«ilnb« *atiinM ombo»»ed cover*, full P«!t, f naiantey work in every Fcnse-nieehai.»‘Bl. profe8kional-tlii.it any other worK country jor #2 50, or the money will tn every intiuncv. I’tlce only ^ 1 paid, illiif' Wagon Wanted. Wanted, to rent, a four-hone wt|on fbr three 1 or fbur month*. Apply at thi* offlee. CA2X AT THK mak. MOTH ESTABLISHMENT OF ' refer*. author »the .’file. J. WAXELBAUM & 00. Cheap Engines. I bars for rales few Cooper Porteblo Engides, tbs beat made, whfeh t will sell dirtebetp if sailed for soon. ssplTtr *. T. BYRD, ' S. NO. 2 AND LASTLY. NO RESTRICTIONS AS TO QUANTI-: ... TY, therefore CITY AND COUNTRY ' bo.x'waiV.t irmctui, whulwr MERCHANTS as well aa LARGE PLAN-! TER8, will consult their best interest by j J™; eirlng u. csll before mskin* their pur., ;2StSSk u^FALS JOHN B. SHAW, i «u‘fH YSELF Amsrioni, Ga., August 1 Ml*” '