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Americus Recorder. Th« DAILY RECORDER fa pabllthed ereiy morn Inf (Monday excepted). KLT RKCORDEE [Is paUiibed •very Friday moraine. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Pall? Hocorder, p«r month, We. Weekly Recorder, per year, ft OW. DAILY ADVERTISING RATES. Tranaient Bate*—25c per aqua re of ten Ilnva tor - *•• * rfJM 3, Drat tnaerttoo, and 16c for each aubaeqaent Inter- Local Notice* 6c per line (or drat Inaertion and Sc per line tor each aubaeqaent inaertion. Special ratee tor contracts can be made with the publisher. W. L. GLEh'SNEIt, Fabiiaber. II. C. STOREY, Local Editor. VO JI72XT TAUK. Hera wlae people have their si • Mr. .Reiyy Eofaol*, was in town yesterday. It now seems tint Berths Weiby will have a large and fashionable audience Friday night. Yesterday was dry, hot and dusty, anil everybody wa* predict ing that it would not rain until Christmas. ' LOCAI. 1C HE DU nK. On add after Band^y, Octolttr Sib train* will r an a* follow*: . y, TRAIN8SOUTH. Mail aeotb 12:39 m. Nlfht Ezprera, south 9:Mp. rn. D*y Freight Nlfht t Sunday.. * Monday 2:60 a. r TRAINS NORTH. Mall north .. 1:0® p. n Nlfht Klpreaa 5:01 k. n Day Freight, «x Sunday 9:S0*. n ‘ ■* Monday 3.-05 a. n LOTT WAUIIKN. Agent. Candidate-for-Sheriff Bill Cobb has been on the sick list for about a week, but be manages to get around and see the boys. Tickets to Bertba Wclby will be put on aale jlliis . morning at # Bertha Weiby in “A ’ 7%T feaptaitah » Sat KinilU Time.. A fair boose witnessed Bertba Weiby in the above- play: It fa a well written comedy drama, pure and interesting in its tone. Miss Weiby as the “Marquise” fully sustained the high reputation that preceded her. She was magnetic and powerful in the scenes de* minding strength, graceful and womanly in the others. Sbe is the youngest daughter of the oldest living iournalist since the death of Tburiow Weed. Sbe dressed the part elegantly. Mr. John Hazel, rigg as the “Tramp” was a perfect o'clock/and those desiring good j success. It was never overdrawn, seats had best apply early. fc but always true to life. He never Si" 1—fv “ Hi. lit DEPARTURE OP MAILS. Going west sad south closo at. 12:00 p m Going east and north close »t. .. SdVpn ' {fight mail north close st H.D0pm For Bnena Vista and Ellaville oloaae daily except Sunday at 12:30 p in Lumpkin, Preston, Weston, and Plains of Dnaa closes on Mon- day, Wednaedayand Friday at 1:00 p m Friendship, Dranesville and Church Hill closis daily, except Bnnday, at 0:lKtn m Bottsloril, Providence ami Heals doses Saturday at 0:00 a w Hudson closes Friday at MOO a m Lamar closes Tuesday and Fri day at u.-oo a in The above arrangements will continue anti) change in railroad achcdale. W. A. Bmci. P. M. See change in railroad and post office schedule. The passen ger trains are a little earlier going both ways, and consequently the mail closes earlier over acted, and displayed a pathos in bis death scene in wonderful contrast with the humor that pre ceded it. Miss Weiby and be were 0AWSON’8 ARTESIAN. # Hawsoh., Oet.. ti.—Onr artesian well is a thing of the future, if ut all. But the artesian hotel is a successful success, as it were. It is about 8 feet equate, about * feet high in front and fi feet in the back, has a door in the north side and a.“drap fall” window in front. It is constructed ot rough planks set on end. It is located “on the square,” about 80 feet from the der rick and engine used in trying to make the well, and gets the heneGt of the smoke and filthy water used in washing out the alleged well. The hotel is operated by Mr. Ru- fuB McLendon, col,, and bis good wife, also col., who bid dcflance 5 heat and cold, wet and dry, hard times anil soft. Almost any day Now that the artesian is aban doned, won’t tlie council please And, some way to get the water ont of the old well in sufficient quan tity to satisfy the demand! • Onr Gent's Fnruisbing Good* depart- ment U complete. Our Ties, Heart*, and Gent'* Jewelry lire regular "JIM .DAN DIES.’ J WaxeuASKt dcrr J Cotton Roport. Good Middling U Middling 8?(fc8J Low Middling Received yesterday 214 Received previous to date 7,488 Receipt* to date 7,70*2 Apple* and Cabbage at the ^ Baker} 1 Call toon. it Emperor Cigar*, genuine Havanna; twenty-five in a box, at McKenzie'*. tf Sausage, * and Cheese at the TURNIP Hoods Fresh at . A. A I>.F Davenport's Since there is so much cotton being shipped, the dray lines are getting very inditfeienl in regard to hauling merchandise. Sonic one called before the curtain after the j ' n die Wfi ek may be seen from the second and third acts. Miss Cul-! sidewalk at least one of the “dusky bertsou was graceful and pretty' as | sons of Uatn sitting by* the table “Lillian,” her song receiving an i * n tliis hotel, with his bat otT, bis encore. Mf*. D’Aroy as “Luln” was sweet and girlish. Favorable New Advertisements. ! the people’s REPORT r T0B coxomox or rat PEOPLES’ NATIONAL BAM, At Americas, in the State of Georgia, It Close of Business Sept. 30,1834. j Ratified by the People! Loads and discounts, §118,114 17 Overdraiti IJ. 8. Bonds to secure circulation, Due from approved reserve agents,..., Due fn>m other National Banks, Duo from State Banks and bankers,... Real estate, furniture, and fixtures...., Current expenses and taxes paid, Premiums paid Checks and other cn»h items, Bills of other Bmks Fractional paper currency, nickels, and pennu-s Specie,. Legal tender notes, 3,006 00 Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer (ft per cent, of eireulntlon), 562 60 Tfi* 17 12,660 00 11,0*3 91 146 71 i 36 U j 1,234 07 j 1,057 01 1 3.1*3 00 | 343 71 j 2,990 00 ! Ham 1,609 00 THE POOR WK MAKE THE HIGH BICHFn GOOD WILL TO “| U PROTECTION VS. OVEllcilviliT NO DISTINCTION IN.SI X “S ality on color °- v ONE I.OW PHICE TO M t WIDE AWAKE AND Boivi, TO WIN. U Lulu” I sleeves rolled up. Ids ears laid c.pttai *t«* r*w in... * JU,U • , „ ,v ' . , Surplus fund, back, literally going for the fresh Undivided profits mention shonld be made of Grace Logan. George Kenniugton, Ed Reinsert, Alexander Fisher and Miss Meltered. The company is above the average. The tnatiuce was well attended, Miss Wclby and Mr. Hazelrigg being called several times before the curtain. Last evening “Lady Clare” was ance fish and other good things the ! -''’•O' 1 "* 1 ts-ok »oto. out.nnding,.. Totiit IS7.214 0V LIABILITIES. 0.300 00 ! 10,0001# i.ioi at • 11,130 00 i REFORM! Whereas, Many citizen, m , ,, - At . | Individual deposit* subject to check,... 24,236 46! good old woman of the house iDcmandccrtiflcatcsofdcpo.it, m,857 86 j this community have hcrctofa knows so wed how to prepare; and J Due toother NHtionsi Bonks^ 1,14700 •as he wades in. he merely' rolls his ! ."““nra"! s,ll >jected themselves to until,. will liavc to start an independent j producetl to a goud audience. The drav line. Tile Americus Fire Department was out on quarterly parade and inspection Monday evening, and everything was found to be all right. The tiieinen of Americus arc a brave set, and deserve 'ltie commendation they all receive on parade day. Skill in connection with |turo drugs esu alWAja he relied on at J. A. A I). F. IlA.VKXl'OUT’e. tf Our line of Silks, Hstius and Velvets i-Atmot be surpassed. J. Waxki.iialu A Co. The way seme country people curse Americus is astonishing. We suppose it is on tlie same principle that when you loan a man money to keep him alive in the summer anil ask him for it in the fall, it makes him rery angry. Wc have yet to see a man who pays his bon est debts tbnt don’t like Americas. play appeals almost entirely to the cultured class,and in her rendition of the title role, she evinced that keen judgement, close perception, ami discriminating analysis of diameter,u that rendeicil self- evident’her ability as an actress of the highest artistic merit. She is happily blessed in possessing every requirement necessary to place her among the most brilliant exponents of the higher drama, combining beauty of face and flgitre with a versatility of taleut that enables her to portray tlie pathetic as well as the humorous. 11,58! to eyes up and around at the passers ! „ otn - v > 1 * Total, ik.su m ; BS| > a T> expense nn« biirilniwiiiie by, but never removes his atten- *t»to of Orargia, County of Sumter,..: | tion nor Ids mouth from his much , c. n.ni«y, cuhier oft., .tm. nam. | overcharges ill the purchase nf ■ • • , * , .... i i . I. rd bunk, do solemnly «we.ir th’il tho »b<*vf *tate» ; relished food till the whole “allow. | ^ oods; Therefore be it fd bunk, do solemnly swe.ir th il tho above state* incut in true to the best of my knowledge aod is disposed of. On Satur- ■ H. u. baolby. uamier. days this establishment does a good ^ ^AwiS.^ business, and upon the whole, Notary Pnbll.1, Suintn Connty, Oa, makes & good living for this aged Corr ®ct-Attest |fAWKINH and worthy couple. I c, o*. WOOTEv/ J-Directors. The public roads leading to Daw- j 8. MONTGOMERY, ) son are nuentlv Te 1 I GLOVER’S OPERA HOUSE we frequently see three and four bales of cotton brought in with two mules a distance ol fifteen to | J V RJJ).AY OCTOBER 10 twenty miles. I ’ * ONE NIGHT ONLY ! FlMH Call To-Day ■ Ami settle that Inng-ilnnding account. miUil sal*wedlf AnKia Avcocx. Oar Specialty. Hoys Sellout Huitx, which uru the CliMpest and prettiMtin lb, land. J. Waxelbavm A Co. For FALL and WINTER BONNETS I and HATH call »n MILS. M. E. BAINES, l Jaekxon Street, Auieriene, Ga, ■■ ota-itm Plymeath Hock Chlckeua, Fine Plymuutli ltoek Cbiekena, pare breed, lor aale at reoaonable price*. aeptiOel Ciianucs Ilt.Arx. You will find a fine lot of watermelon, at W. E. Havin' grocery, next door to Hudaon'a drug More. We kaip the largeat mock of Boots and Shoes In Southwest Georgia, and will ttn- denelt any body by 20 per cent. Cell aud >ee. J. SYaxklu.H'M A Co. Old Sinner Cigars. The tlnem import* d wines at McKeuxie'.. We understand that Mr. B. F. Beil has brought $111,000 with him from Washington to pay the taxes of the negro voters, in order that they may vote for him in November. We hardly think this report true, as Mr. Bell lias too much sense to spend that muob monev for something be cannot ■" "St**/ w - get, Strike on the Railroad. Yesterday morning the dirt hands ou the A. I*. A L. railroad struck. They were heing paid hut onuo a month, and they refus ed to work unless they were paid twice a mouth. During the dav Make vouraelf and your creditor happy | we heard that the matter bail been by paying that old, thumb.worn nccoiini. : arranged, and they would go to nett dinUwedtf Au.vks Aycocs. I work this morning. Flthls sod Checks »re all the go this j muon for ladles. Tailor made suite and | while tho cotton is rolling in, is a good Gant's Clothing. Wo have got them and | , ilm . to K , t tle that old account. gol them bad. Call aud see for youreelf. | oct4l , M „ VM)l f a,,,;,;, atiikk. J. Waxelbaum A Co. ! All Right Again. onr tarpet and ling department i, | M ,. F Har on CoWon complete, and by far lliu bund*jnuiHt and . , , . Urgeat ever before displayed. Avenue, he low Hi Willmms', re- J. Waxiobauji A Co. j quests us to finuounce to his .■ '—v . friends that lie is ail right once Colored Heave,. i ° The charge for the colored hearse and I mor ”' nn d >■ fully preparcil to S apan of horses will hereafter lie et.on. | quench the thirst of the thirsty. u p. M. Hiu.. | Besides a fine stock of liquors, We are headquarters lor Boy's and | brandies, etc., lie now keeps on Children's Clothing, tfk) NOBBY 81’ITS I hand liecr on ilraugbt, always ju.trao.lvod. Call aud see, j fresh aud coldi’ »e *gin. tlie J. W.VXKUAi .M A Co. , „ , , - V, , — ,J. . A ltUibon for Sumter. Yesterday Capt. .1. A. Cobb, commissioner for this district for the New Orleans Kxpositton, was m our office telling us about the meeting in Atlanta last week of the commissioners of the stale. Capt. Cobb says that out ol the ten commissioners appointed in this State, not one of them bnt himself returned an actual uncon ditional subscription for tho pur pose of making a State display. He presented a subscription of 1*00, raised in Sumter .county by the county commissioner, Mr. M.' B. Council, who was untiring in his work to have Sumter do her share. Had the other counties done one half as well as Sumter, Ueorgiu would have madeafine display, r-It is gratifying to Uic Kicorueb to know that Americas, add Sum- tor county did her ((art of the work so well. Cupt. Cobb has worked very hard for success in his district, and in this county Mr. Council has ably seconded his eflBrts. • ;< , Miss Doode Kendrick returned home yesterday after n three weeks | visit to Albany. ! First FasUoDabls Attraction tliis Season. Mr. Jack Chceves, of Albany, is ! i_ ! A Dramatic Company of Superior Excellence, in OUT city buying cotton. \Yc : Cittcrlnn to the rcllnvd, tMUlonahlu now have a good number of first-! .ns.i.m»fih«citii». class cottou buyers. Bring in your | Tl> * ** ,r . cotton and get a good price for it. Mr. Frank Cook, of Florida, is visiting his old friends in Terrell. J. A. F. Dentil of Mrs. John V. Price. Mr. J. L. Price received a tele gram from ,)no. V. Price, dated Los Angeles, Cal., October (ilh, stating that his mother died at Orange Sunday night, and will be buried today. Mrs. Price was BERTHA ffELBY 8UITORTED* BY ii. A. D’ircy’s Dramatic Co. I'roditcitic tlie llistor ml Faeinatlng Dim r 800 nl^hta in L*ni« i.dupteii for Mi-* Itorthn Wclby, entitled THE HEBREW MOTHER. Dr.tm:i jrinteiire human Intcmt, itppeiilinR v.. .» • , ...I classes, denlctinc the coiutancy of woman. tho IM'OplO, well known in Americus, and in a New Knin Drimutic !*•*«•»« _ , , . Sent* on *hIb at Nr*. Lew fact in tho State. She was a I Aywck a m #i.oo. i and Ml«» Aames Christian lady and loved by all who knew her She was the relict of the late John V. Price, of this Ch.eap Engines. » for *alo fl Resolved, That the interests of the people demand the for. illation nf a new part) whirl: shall concentrate its patronas,- on one close-dealing candidate, and thus combining with cor rect principles, make still small er profits practical anti result in the greatest good for all. To this end weannounceour self as the People’s Economy Candida, OUR PLATFORM! Low tariff on all goods used urh as Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Boots, Knigtirs, tbs best made, which I wit] sell I Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Etc. city, and has several daughters and ^ cn,,ei ' for800 ”* ^ ^ one son living here now. CLOTHING! GLOTHINGI CLOTHING By far the Largest, Best and Cheapest ever ottered in Georgia, at J. Waxelbaum & Co.’s FOR SAIjES. K. T. BYRD, fresh suit cold; sale of draught boor this morning, and wauti all his old friends to call and try it. "Eidfjr Down” sad "Coll* LDjr" ore .tvgsnt «o^plexioo powders ond on- used in mtay places’ with perfect tatis- tsotion. in white tiesh ond pink xt j The Republican Meeting, tr J. A. A l). F. Davenidiit's. , Saturday night the Republicans ltumember! WoTre thT’Leoders io j h** 1 a grantl hurrah at Liberty Fine Clothing, Medium price Clothing, > Hall, in honor of Mr. B. F. Hell) .ml Dirt Cheap Clothing. Call and ex-1 Republican candidate foi congress. online for yourself. J. WAxr.LU.xLU A Co. ! The old bass drum was brought 1 out and pounded until it wts tore in an ctlort to get up a crowd. By the time Mr. Bell was ready to speak the hail was pretty well filled. We understand that- Mr. Bell did not make a speech, but gave the boy* a little talk Instead, TOJKOaiAL AllTIsTt. We are now dittos up a fint-ebua Bar ber Shop in the room adjoining the pool office. Our shop under Wheatley's will Ihi in charge of tn experienced barber from Macon. In onr new qnarten we will be boiler than ever prepared In ac commodate onr numerous and gentle- ... manly customers with prompt and skill-! P romi * in 8 lhem » campa.gn speech ful work. Wc both served long appren-, later in the season. .Alter he tienhlps before opening ont on enr own , closed a Blaine and Logan club own line, and are therefore fully posted w „ organized, about flltcen mem- oath, requirement, of th. tred.^nd ^ cnrolled Mr B« U never uiedull nxoru on a hiavy bean). . . , When yon want any work done, call oa! "»>'* he . wUl m » k * * Wr » nd «l a * r « aw uoi we will wrv* you promptly. I fight for congrats, and relies upon Axcxasox O Inttua ' getting the lull aegra vole euL The County Commisaioneta. The County Commissioners of Sumter eounty met Monday morn- iug dud transacted their usual rou- tine of busiuess. As many as a half dozen appeals tor help from poor people were before them. This is one great bunlen on the county, and so far the commission ers have been uiinblo to do any thing hut submit to these demands. It is impossible to send them to the poor house, as they arc only aided leuiiiorarily. Another great aunoyanee to tlie commissioners is the county bridges. Bridges are numerous in this seotion, and for some reason they are always falling down, or washing away, or some other dire calamity is happening to them, so the commissioner* are constantly kept in hot water in regard to them. The usual number of bills were paid, with a groan from the com- * mtsaioners. Mr. *T. B. C. McCarty was elect- ed keeper of the poor house for another year. The pour house now has 14 inmates. INSURANCE AGENT, As low prices surely increas. cs trade and results in the greatest good to both buyer and seller. Values must govern prices. Deal only in good re- liable goods, making tho prices us low as possible. (A poor article is dear.atanyprire.) No misrepresentation. Sell every article on its own merits and at its true value. OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL HOTEL BLOCK, Forsytli Street, • • - - Amorious, Ca AGENT FOR THE LEADING IN THE CTU'NTRY, GIVING YOU THE BEST INSL'HANCE AT THE LOWEST KATES. AGfENT FOR THE GULLET AND LUMMES COTTON GIN®, Tlio Host Gins Madod CALL AND SEE ME, WHEN IN WANT OF INSURANCE OK GINS. septlSmS H. T. I M. U. COUNCIL. J. .1. WILLIFORD Ceantrjr r.aSlea, Remember that The Bargain Store hu fitted up a aloe room for the convenience or their lady customers from the country. Whia coming la the city, call around sad make ystnetl si heat. COUNCIL & WILLIFORD, PROPRIETORS OF GEORGIA WAREHOUSE. Opera House Block, Americus, 0a. We would call the attention of Cotton Plantent that wo are again prepared to handle and »tore their cotton on the most favorable terms. Onr warehouae it new, fire-proof, and atparate from any other building*, thn» insuring low rates of insurance. We propose tn give our cuatomera fair weights, and •ecura for them the highest mar ket price. Thankful for lha liberal patron*** bestowed upon ua last peer, veuka * witter — B8aMf eftke ume. JOIN TTISJ Be on the winning side. Al ready wo are elected—elected to sell you cheaper than the cheapest; elected to show you the best and newest; in hut elected as the people's true bar gain-giving, lair dealing candi date. Be one to help roll “P the big majority in favor of cor rect principles and the fuivniiee- ment ol true economy and rt ‘" form. See us personally a' 11 * learn our civil service prim-ip^”- In return lor patronage «e promise Fair Dealing, Straight Goods, Bed-Rock Prices. Polls now open and will rt* main so until further notice. Vote early and often i» wish of yours truly, JOHN R. SHAW, Fenyth Street, Aoetieuii 0*’