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Recorder. •EH is published DAIbT ADVKRTlilJfO RATES, Trtnaient Bate*—lie par square or tea Hit' jJnt Inaction, end life for <fuli —' * * tion. drat Inaeitton, and I Sc for <ath stibaeqacnl Infer* 'on. Local Notice* 6c per lino for tint Inaertion and j wr Una for i-aali subecqoent inaertion. Special rate* for contract* ran be madi- with INER, l’nWMifr. i a. c. mnun, faniauur. The min who had the pitcher of water thrown qn him atgtbe hotel didn’t like the show. :• Hon. Dupont (inerry returned from Atlanta Wednesday night, where he hid been attending Su preme Court. REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONTENTION. CORRESPONDENCE Between citizens Yesterday a white boy from the country ate tour pounds of ice at ooe Bitting at Jake Israels’. It was a now arttele for him. Mar rax KceemmendeZ far Inyyart. The Republicans of the Thlr-! Mambaiavuli, Ga., Sept. 24, ’84. teentli Senatorial District met in Son. John AT. Hudson, Americas, the ‘court-room at Andersonriile, ®°- ! . . . Wednesday, Sept. 21, at lp.at I S.R-Desirous of hearing ■ the issues of the senatorial cam paign discussed by the candidates for Senator ot the 13th Senatorial TOR7N TAZeS. biag new tell every day. LOCAL HCHRDUI.F.. On fund after Pnr.day, August flrd, train* vffl ran a* foliow*:| eS’uy si..:::i <,£?»• The meeting was organized by electing H. J. Martin as Chairman, and David Dudley as Secretary. , After some remarks by the | P^tnet, we, the undersigned, in Chairman, tho following committee j ^balf of ourselves ami many „ ^ n other citizens ot Macon connty, The Daily Recorder, now pub-1 * K . H. Hubbard and j respectfully invite you bed in A meric ns, is a success., m. dress the citizens ol our c t daily except Monday down 1:4t a m. I t" •• " op. 15:20 a in. I.OTT WAllRRN, Agent. DEPARTURE OP MAILS, doing westsndsouth clnnost.. l.-flOptu Going east anti north close at... 3SKtpm Night mztl north oloss st S .00 ni For Busna Vista and Kllarillo .. _ Closes ilsily except Hnnday at li^ ' IA - “ ’ fiompkin, Preston, Weston," ■ V\n|K qIDiuu closes on 1 ' ‘ 111* lisbed Drother Glessner is one ol the best newspaper men in Georgia, and we wish him continued success—Daw son Journal. i ^ ^ Lecsbnrg is no longer a dry town, The license for selling liquor'lias been reduced and two merchants have engaged in the traffic. Just in time for the elec, .lions and court'. “J. A. F.,” the Dawson corres- pondeitfc*ot‘ the A mkrious Recor der, wields a facile pen. TThe Cap- tain should .have been an editor. Ho WouId have made a fine suc cess in tiie newspaper world.—Daw- SiflOnm Bottstord, Providence ami Heals closes Saturday st 6:00 a m i son Journal. iimlson closes Friday at. 8:00 u m I Lamar closes Tuesday and Fri day el ImHos J The above arrangements will oontinne I removed here from Finiliay, Ohio, until change in railroad sohedole. _ last spring, started back for the Buckeye State Tliursdny morning. jMr. J. M. Alban and family, who W. A. Ill,sea, 1*. M. ad- Clark Ithodes. The committee re- j u ‘ uu ‘ c ° u "i& “ l ported the following delegates in | ‘hi* place, on these question*,-and attendance: 8umter_H. J. Mar- ; would suggest next Saturday (27th tin. D. A. Dudley, J. W. Pull, n ! lnrt ") , f " r f noon * *Pl’ ro P riatc (by proxy), J. M. Littleton (by 1 l,m °- ,f ‘ bat •"“J""; , , proxy); Macon_B. H. Hubbard i We 8baU toke lbe of a, ‘ and James Odolph; Sebloy- j f > regsi "8 » J lttllar invitallon to Not represented. Report W8S ; Hon. W. D.Murray. Respectfully, H. H. Hafeii, E. H. Rawls, holiday, Monday, f REMOVED. REMOVPn ore will ba closed. ” OloseA Daring the Jewish September 29tb, my store My customers, especially those wanting ice, will confer a faror by getting a full snpply on the SnmUy before, and before 5 p. m. Will open Tuesday morning early. Hespcctfnlly, etc., scpl2fitd J. Ift&AKI.. oylbis, “Remember! We are the Leaders in Fine Ciotbing, Medium priee Clothing, ■ And Dirt Cheap Clothing. C\ill and ex- ' Amine for yonrself. J. Waxei.bacm A Co. THU adopted. j The Senatorial nomination was I W. F. Bennett, J. S. Baldwin, T. S. Martin, E. B. Baldwin, then considered, when the follow ing resolutions were offered and j H. H. L. Barrow, J. B. Go. nwiN, adopted: ! R. J. Komi, J. A. Edwards, , Whereas, Tiie party in thia Sen-1 P- Gammaok, T. K. Kino, atorial district is not thoroughly j c. I Cotton Hrporl. OnoU Middling !>i Middling ...« Low Middling. Received yesterdny 312 Received previous to dale 1,318 Receipts io date. ' 4,!>30 ••Our Roast” cigara ot McKenzie’s. If ••Old Sinner" cigars at McKeuzie'*. If Sweet Briar Whisky at McKenzie's. If Lincoln Cnnnty Whiskey el McKon- He linti no fnnii to fin,I with the country ami our people, oilier Ilian lie thought the summers wore a little too long and iiot for him. Wo think t hat by the time he gets froze up the coining winter he will regard heat a» a blessing and come back. .He baa not. sold the fnrm which hi purchased. Apples and Cabbage at the if Bakery t ol I anon. If Emperor Cigars, genuine linvnnnn: Iweuty-Ave in a box, nt McKenzie’s. If I. A. A D.F Ilavenport’s Skill in connection with pnre drugs ceu always be relied on at -I. A. & I). F. llaNKsronT’s. If Plaids and Checks are all ihc go thia season for Indies. Tnilor.made snita and Gent's Clothing. We have got them and got them had. Call nnd sea for younelf. J. Waulsaum A Co. Oar Carpet and ltng department in complete, and by far tba hnnds.imeat nnd largest ever before displayed. J. Waxki.haum a Co. Oalarea Hears*. The charge for the colored hoarse and a span of horses will bcrrnflcr he 84.00. If 1>. B. Hill. Notice. We will be closed again on Monday, Sept, fiiltii on account of holiday. Will open bright and early Tuesday morning, . •!. Waxi.I.iiaux A Co. New York Store. ••Eider Down" and "Cnlla Lily” are elegant complexion powders nnd are need in many places with perfect satin. taction. In while flesh and pink at If J. A. A I>. F. Daveniviit's. Our Specialty. Boy's School Suits, which are the Cheapest and prettiest in tiie land. 4. Waxki.ua,:>( A Co. Six Rounds of Beef tor Ninety Day*. Tno old theory that a man could not oat one quail a day for 30 days has been exploded, as it lias often been accomplished. The public attention tins lieen turned to some- tiling else. Yesterday we heard of a feat that was being accom plished by a gentleman of this city that surprised us. He is not do- irg it for any love of notoriety, but on uocount ol had health. What lie is doing now wns ordered liy Ids physician in all confidence that it would help him. He is en gaged in eating six pounds of beef a day for 90 days, being an aver age of 2 pounds for each meal. Some days it goes over, and some under that amount. This makes his 26lh day, and he say* he suffers no inconvenience. All other rood ho abstains from, living on the liccf alone. BIIRFETED HOYS. *a* Hearts eud Heavy Heads TNurs- W* aro headquarters tor Boy'u and Children'* Clothing. C00 NOIIIIY SUITS just received. Call and aee. J. Waxki.iaim*Co. The Hceeou WAateV 1 . Why, I. W. Harper'* Nelson County Whiskey i* preferred shove all oilier Brands 1* because it is tho most regular and most perfect Product, inconteauMy ever mode, A loag experience in the manufacture of the Harper, th* large cnpii«MKP4iMHW&RMMb to hold his Whisker until it has fully ma tured, together with the fact that the Whiskey is bought by and shipped me to direct from the Distillery account* for tiie unvarying Hatinfoction it ha* given Way Mori ICemktislasltc lovtrtiofthe study of liiimrn nature had wanted some nice work, they should have been in Americus Thursday morning. The way of it was this : ■ Lilly Clsy’s Ladies'Only Adam- less Eden Company showed at the opera house Wednesday night. As a consequence there was a Gentle men’s Only audience, not a lady being in. the house. The perform ance was very tame, and excited no interest. Tho mnsic was fair, as was some of tho specialties. The troupe was billed for Eufaula the next night, and in order to reach J. J. Mvbph, , i A. S. Bates, arganized, and is now effecting an , p q Hffleck organization, it is rather late to | J. J. Tyner, nominate a senatorial candidate, as time will not admit of a proper canvas; tlicicfore, be it Resolved, That it is the sense of this convention to make no nomi nation. Further, considering the candidates now contesting for the position, and diligently examining the merits of their candidacy, we recommend to the Republican voters, for their support, the Hon. W. D. Murray, of Schley. llesoloed, That the Republicans hold mass meetings in their re spective counties on Saturday, Sept. 27th, to become better ac quainted with the proceedings of this convention. The following executive commit tee was appointed: H. J. Martin, 1). A. Dudley, J. W. Pullen, J. M. Littleton, of Sumter; R. H. Hub bard, James Odolph, of Macon; Emanuel Green, A. J. Cheney, of Schicy. A vote of thanks was tondcred Hon. W. B. Harrison, Magistrate of 29th district, for favors shown and use of court room. The Americus and Montezuma papers were requested to publish the proceedings of the convention. Convention adjourned sine die. After adjournment the Schley delegates arrived nnd endorsed the action of the convention. H. J. Martin, Chairman, I). A. Dudley, Scct’y. Wm. C. Cooke, J. F. 8CHESS, And Many Others. Sausage, Onion*, and Uhee*e al III* Star Bakery. If It Could be Done. Knfinla Mall. The following letter to Tiie Mall, received through the post- office to-day explains itself: “Editor Daily Mail:—In rebuild ing the compress, would it not be practicable to erect something suitable to mark the spot where young Pickett fell, as an evidence ot the erttcem and admiration his Eufaula friends bore him? To Eufaula his death is a calam ity—a perfect gentleman, who was forced to give up his life under such unprecedentedly mournful circumstances in the zenith of his usefulness. “Many have expressed them selves as thinking it extremely be coming and appropriate that our people should signify their appre ciation lor such a character in some suitable manner. Marshall viler, Sept. 25. ’84. Col. J. X. Hudson-. Dear Sir.—A petition we under- stand has been sent you and Mr. Murray, signed by some of ourpeo- pie, requesting that you and Mur- ray have a joint discussion at this place. Our object in writing to you is to request tlmt you do not acquiesce in the petition for the fol lowing reasons: That this com- munity is composed of independent thinkers, who have made up their minds for or against yon, and will not be changed hy what either you or Murray might say. Again—as matters now stand the kindest feel- ing exists toward both candidates. There is no political difference, and if yon are elected Democratic sov ereignity will have spoken, and we bow in obedience to its fiat, and will cheerfully support you. A dis cussion might change this pleasant state of affairs. In a word, then, il nothing is to he gained for eith er of yon, why risk anything ? Wc have nothing at heart but the good of all parties, but you certainly handle an edged tool when you go into a discussion. Respectfully, Jail D. Fredrick, L. M. Felton, L. O. Niles, •I, 11. Cook, H. W. Taylor, W. T. Knight. A similar note has been ad dressed to Murray. If desired, any number of names might be obtained. Americus, Ga., Sept. 25. Messrs. Jos. D. Fredrick-, I.. M. Felton, L. O. Files, J. R. Cook II. IF. Taylor, Marshallville, Qa; Gentlemen—Your commnnica tion of this date, requesting me not to visit your town on Satur day next to speak in response to an invitation also this day re ceived, is to hand. 1 had already accepted the invitation, and If I had not, I certainly should do so notwithstanding your request. The polite invitation was extended me by four times your number, and hy citizens whose character for integrity, patriotism and intelli gence can not lie impeached, and A CARD. To all wh* areanfrennz from Hie error, ' and indiscretions of youtti, nervous j, weakness, early decew loss of manhoods j Ac., I will send a ipe that will cure : you, FREE OF C KARGE. TIiih great remedy was discovered by a missionary j in South America. Send u sell-addressed i onvelopo to the Rev. Joseph T. Inm*n, | Station D, New York City mmni Go to Harris A* James, and some of those fino Mixed Barrel Pickles. | Sept 20 wl Our (rein’s Furnishing Good* depart ment is complete. Our Ties, Scarfs, and Gent's Jewelry are regular "JIM PAX. DIES.” J. Waxelbalai A C'o. .4X11 DE.4LF.II |\ Gent’s Seek and Lntierivear. AMERH US, ga. TO GYLES’ CORNER, (Formerly the Cuunue ANNOUNCEMENTS. HVHIJCJt COUNTY. FOll MAYOR We aro authorized to announce the name of A. ('. BELL am a candidate for Mayor of Am eric us at the Municipal elec tion in December next. nngl if ELEGANT STOCK! FIVK V\l> MMIMI <j«|||) | PRICES BELOW COMPETITION. FOR SHERIFF. We are authorized to announce the name of W. H. COBB as n candidate for ; Sheriff of .Sumter connty. If elected, N. j j IL White, of the 16th District, will be his i • deputy. te j Copartnership Notice, ! hf»vo th!* dny ni‘odn(n| will, n , 0 n . n. j f:.>inml**lon hmiiira- Mr. a. BEI.l'!«£ 3VJ3\7V >• M. n»||F.V Thanfttnt the puhHc for the i, raiu rnd ponfldenre put in me tvlHI** r-oti<Iiic!i • iliaiocsa, I hc»p?ak for tho now firm a . rn wpti-VU tin. Notice nf Dissolute And Lunch Room. ia is to inform my old Iriendg (*nd rtiMotner* 1 that I have opentd a f.itnch Koom nnd Ite.atntirant ' at my atand opposite Felder’s \Vnrehon«e. where ‘ ready tn prepare ltd with whom all )*• MEALS AT ALL HOURS. HAM FISH, BIBO and MKAT 8AXMVH IIKS A CARD. Thmihin# t'a? eiiftomer* m the ol. thoir patronage, I re«|n><‘tfully n«k (or on hand. I n!«o k> Fresh Visit and Oysters for Snle. t have prepared a wcpnrnte with groceriei *ept Hteodnv A VALUABLE F1U foil SALE. t nnd c -TOI1N A. TURPIN, j SS other hi j Io wZh For Sale or Exchange. tho otlu her. Th- 1 ! ; tho place i atationary , , *nw mill, grist mid, lath mill, Ire lathe with piping, i:i*plratnrg, »ninpi i the (hrm, •iifflit-ri — haollr.ir i Intnher lo nwr landing. Enough hard yollow pine lumber at 91 per 1C00 for mlllior •veral >«nra. Coi ....._ .... lumber can be had In ltarien, wbe drilled at any eeaaon of the year. iginoa, thtee boilers, planing i ntly ..... . ... .--- - Hrn | nst l Hpi-ina-. and r.e»r ito late stirut M'llera, ! Preston nn<l LumpMn Italli-or.l. i ill aid t'linnbimd scho. ]. Po«t-o»5I-. «•». th at nt d of Ihiin). Plenty oi r“>d water, io ml ) ! mined to Hull, and if y«.n will n:.t U*ct o| ! pri.e, T will lekeyour-. Ifr-s oii-.i.! van bo ) look. •*’. ?a.. rill he Hold cheap for t side of Or. n have n*o of h . ...... e., (or a reasonable lime free of ,vriS»U’mu,h o» llnwkinsvill. >f Kiudmnn. The nl»ove property "•■*p for ensh or will Ik* exthftnvd Amerleu* or Sumter eounty property, for piirtirular.N cnqnlre at Hvconni i: offic*-. September SS.dtlwtf FOR SALE. August 27,1M4. It Lot a hook lor contributions j for t,lf ‘ r<'a5onayoii suggest, I could be opened at once, anil see what | not disregard tludr reasonable re- can bo done. "Many Friends." Wo bet p ibo largest slock of Roots and Slmoaio Sonthweat Georgia, and will un- dersell any body by 20 per cent. Call and «ee. J. Waxklzai'M * Co. New Sleepinx Car*. A new kiml of sleeping cars will it they took the night freight, leav- tbns. best wiuo^o^IRmtVhiskay. he(# *, , B . m . After lhe , Uow apria Cm . .AmeHjS^ta. . "tf *d», th« company anil the totar Iho UtgM, B^aud Uh^nl'i j h* 11 * 1 ' »«an»inteil,andsomeof “the j he placed on the line through here ‘ everotTered in Geoigla, at ' ,,o y s ” proposed wines, cigsrettes, j between Cincinnati and Jackson- J. Waxxluacii 41'o.'s aiul other luxuries that wealthy I ville between tho 1st and 5th of tits' - . tT «t~-" people generally indulge in when j October. It is called the Mann llOOl' SKIRT WITH* RUSTLE ' they wish to become slightly hilar-! car, after the inventor, and consists ! among the independent think- COMD1 NATION. *' lou*. As they wished to make the ! entirety of a series of state rooms! era of whom you speak, and •Iters hm never been anything in Style, ladies have a good lime, they took j such a* are occasionally found at! that is just the very class of citi- ndsKesi: durability, ihal gave the gen- this method. the end of a regular sleeper. This I zens whom 1 wish to address. So quest. Besides this, there arc reasons of a public character that constrain me to comply. Free and public discussion is favorable to tho dis covery of truth, andfheing honest in my position and purposes, I do not fear the light. You say that your “community is composed of independent thinkers," etc. 1 presume that the gentlemen signing my invitation are TO PLANTERS, n t if* \ p t j j um;|) A gentlaman ofex|**ridnocanil well roc- : XJ\J iflJ/IJB ommemlod desires a situation as overseer i 1 rim nott rU of a plantntior. For further partionlars j ni'!inr*r'i000 < 'tocT md In v en iniro at this office. euM7 tf i Ki$£Si S. i m It. w. •'>>! R. T. BTKD, INSURANCE AGENT, OF KICK IN COMMERCIAL HOTEL BLOCK. Forsyth, Street, .... Americus, Ca AGENT FOR THE LEADING IN THE COUNTRY, GIVING YOU THE WEST INSURANCE A 1 THE LOWEST RATES. AX8BO ZX&E3MT FOR TBE GULLET anuLUMMESCOTOX GINS erol satista.-Ugu lo lbs wearer that tbs ' The consequences are very evi- ■•Langtry Skiit” dneo. Ask any lady i dent. “The boys" imbibed too who baa ever worn one, and aka will tall j much, and when the company yon Uut ahe will wear no other-only i arose en masse to take their train, 91.25. Stoood lot jost received, j their escorts were in a generally 1 condition. .It is report- JOHN it. SHAW. I s« the ■•Perfection'* oTiMurahie BuSeTn in the m0n,i "*’ am ' t several oC'di* boys" turned 91.0a Also the celebrated -Duplex,’ I tboac " bo wer0 uot «“iM»ug looked -Bon-Ten" and' -Dr. Strong’s'* Corset*. J «t their swollen eyes and heavy JOHN B. SHAW, j beady and wished that they were Oat Una ol Silka, Satina an.l Velvets * **“>■ woulJ <*•»« be«n cannot he Surpassed. j better had the ladies left qn the 10 ' J.’ Waxeuaum k Oo. o’clock irelo. ) il secures perfect privacy for faml- j fnr as “handling an edged tool’’ is lies taking **whole section, while j concerned, I am ready and willing it will be about the same to those as the standard bearer of the Dent- taking single berths. ocracy of this district to do that to the best of my skill and ability. I You say that if I am elected, Democratic sovereignty will have Cotton Receipts. Thursday night, September 26th, Americus was 364 bales behind her cotton receipts of last year, and 222 bales ahead of the season of ’82. Following are the receipts for three years: 1882 4,108. 1883 5,294. 1984 4,880. spoken.’’ Thankiug you lor this sentiment and trusting that you and each of you will help Demo cratic sovereignty, so to speak, and with the kindest regards to you all and praying that God may defend the right, I am youra truly, J. 21. Hudson. TIio Boat O-lna asado l CALI. AND SEE ME, WHEN IN WANT OF INSURA.M 'K Git CIV- sept!8m3 R, T. BYH^. M. 11. COUNCIL. - -- .[.I. Wll.l-G''^ COUNCIL & WILLIFORD. PROPRIETORS OF GEORGIA WAREHOUSE 0pm House Block, Americas* Oil , 4 rci JJ We would call tbc attention of Cotton Plautcra that we are handle and More their cotton on the moat favorable term*. 0«u wa ‘‘ c .^ i / (|i5U raB^ fire-proof, end separato from any other bnildinga, thue inaurin« low ray- - Wo propose* ket price. ' continuance of the tame, of, end separato from eny other unildings, thue insuring pose to give our customer* fair weights, nnd «ecure for 1 e. Tbeokful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon ns Ia 8 * 5 • ^iSsi