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Amemcus Recorder. Tbs DAILY RECORDER is pabJUhcd every morning (Monday excepted). The WEEKLY RECORDER ’is published every Friday morale*. SUBSCMPTIOM BATES. DoUv Recorder, per month, BO c. Weekly Recorder, per year * ft ou. DAILY ADVKUTISIXG BATES. Tnnaient Hste*—25c per aquan* o tea liove for Brat Inanition, tod 16c for taui subsequent Inter* Local Notice* 6c per line for tint Inacrtion and Sc per lino for laefi subsequent inacrtion. Special rap * " L — the pnbllaher. il rates tor contract, ran bo made with W. L. GLSSSNER. Fobibher. ii. C. STOREY. Local Editor. TOW*0" TAtiK. LOCAL SCHEDULE. Oo and oAsr Suday, October 6th train* will ran m follows: TRAINS SOUTH. Mall tooth m. Nifht fcxpre**, »B3 p. m. D *y Kreiftit *• ex Sunday &:*> I'. OJ. XlKht “ “ •• Monday 8.60 a. m. TRAINS NORTH. Mall north *09p.in. Nijtht Kx press 5:08 u. m. Day Frelebt, rx Sunday »:S0 «. m. Nifht '• “ Monday 3.06 a. ni. LOTT * AltttKN, Agent. DEPARTURE OP MAILS. Going went and south clone at. 12.-00 p m Goingeantand north close at.. 2:30 p m Night mail north close at 8:00 p w For Buena Vista and Eliaviile clones daily except Sunday at 12:30 p m Lumpkin, Preston. Weston, and Plains ol Duaa closet on Mon day, Woine»daynnd Friday at 1:00 p m Friendship, Draneaville and Chnrrh Hill clout a daily, exoept Rnnday. at 8.-00 a tn Botisford, Providenco and Heels closet Saturday at 6:00 a in Hudson closes Fridiy at. 8:00a m Lamar clones Tuesday and Fri- day at 8:00 u m Tho above arrangements will continue until change in railroad schedule. W. A. Black. P. M. To get out of the dust you must From JVfoultrie to Americus* get out of tbc town , Early Momlay morning we sit —— out for Camilla. Those dreary, Ifyou have a email larm to rent- dll , ly> monoUjno ns pine ridges read our new advertisements. furnish few points for the report- The country, for a New Advertisements, j YSS, MY sows, THE PEOPLE’S Fears arc entertained for the er * pencil. . .. safety of the possum crop if it, distance of 14 miles, excepting a apply at tbisoffice. WANTED. To rent about a tom «»nte farm with mules, corn, fjuuer ana plnrtailoa tools. Piece mn-t n..I have loeal cans, for Helt- Will give good leferencs. Please ..Cl!).v3t don’t rain. Capt. T. M. Allen is very seri ously ill at his honse a few miles from town. Editor Olessner writes us Irom Webster court that it is "hot as blazes and as dull" over there. Mrs. C. T. Furlow lias gone to Thomson for a short visit, prepara tory to malting Atlanta her home. Mr. J. A. Reid advertises Mag nolia Springs and Farm for sale in thiliisue. Il ia a fine investment tor a loan with a little money. SPRINGS AND FARM FOR SALK. Three hundred and fifty acrfannund, eleven and one-half mile* west of Ameri cas one hundred and forty acres cleared more 1 ana in good state of cultivation, balance in woods with plenty of timber — tho pl.ieo twenty-fl narrow strip In Bridge Creek is j MAGNOLIA sparsely settled. At Peviesmill, j 14 miles from Moultrie and 13: from Camilla, we enter the county of Mitchell. The land becomes a ; lit tle more fertile and settler frequent ns we near Camilla. This town, the county site of Mitchell, is a pleasant little town, of magnificent distances, situated on the S. F. & W. branch road. The depot is on thu eastern side, and away up in the dim, misty re gions of the court house square is tlie’pustottloe. At we were, lor the novice,' mail earner, we thor oughly appreciated the tramp Work on the two buildings be. | through the town on the important Just a* soon ns we can pick, gin and sell our cotton we will call upon The Clothier Gyles at bis New Corner in Americus and purchase on r outfits for the season. By the way, what a revolution Gyles lias c .used in the clothing business, where for years previous <o his opening we never saw a first- lass garment in town, although ve paid prices nil the same that >ugbt to have bought the best goods in the land. But it remained , p ” nk . 0 - v . ,e8 ‘° 8te i> 10 ll) " six room .i.'.lhog, tenant Iioiih.s naffi- j front, knock the bottom out, anti dent for the farm. Bi h bou.eand good I sell llte finest and only perfect fit- stnbii.s nt the Spring., near ihe la'e tur- ting clothing at figures less than i rr 110 in ? for -r mo :\ on r- gciioo , plenty ni good water A chance : Ami our people appreciate his vira for a b,igain. Com. and look Address anil enterprise, for their gratitude all .Donnies to J. A. BEID, i is shown bv the daily increasing °“ l9lf Plajus ..I Dor., Os. : throng that occupies his store. In wild despair, unable to compete in Callow It.pore. Good Middling 4 Middling 8J(a8} Low Middling Keoslpta to date 8,211 Emperor Cigars, genuine Hsvaunu: twenty.five In a box, at McKenzie's. tf Pull line of latest Broadway Bilk Unis. octStl ltvijiNDF.il A Aiiiiinoton TITRWTD Smi1 " fn »i> i unnir j. A . a d.f Dav.u pom. Skill in connection with pure drugs can always be relied on at .1. A. & D. F. Danehpout's. if Zelgler Brothers' Fino Shoes a speci alty. IlYLANDKIt & Anm.NOTON. ootStf Now, While the cotton is rolling in, is a good time to aettlo that old account. »ct4d aatawedtf Aones Avion,. tween Wheatley and Carter's stores is progressing very rapidly, This will make two more store rooms for Americus. Yesterday while a negro was in Jake Israels’ cellar getting out some iec, a large block rolled down on his uncovered bend. It broke the ice, hut didn't, harm the negro. Coles Bros. A Graham, cotton buyers in Albany, who were report ed to have lost 113 bales in the late fire there, publish a card stat ing it was fully covered by insur ance. Mr. Will U. Jackson is now deputy postmaster, vice .Mr. God win, resigned. This is a deserved promotion for Mr. Jackson, who is one of the best clerks the olllee ever had. President Brush, of the Man hattan Well Co., is having had luck with his welt boring in this State. In Brunswick he made no money because he got water too soon, and in this city lie made none because lie got no water. Ambrosia fine cut at McKenzie's ! The following from the Eufaula I Times will he interesting to the I “boys" in town: The present ia | the easiest going cotton market we ! over saw at any time or anywhere. I Any buy large enough to count money accurately and can multiply any number ol pounda under one thousand liv nine, can run the market. Classifications are wholly ignored. All cotton nlfcred com mands just nine cents, and it is __ only necessary to know what a bale For FALL and WINTEll BONNETS I weigli* and multiply the amount and HATS call on MBS. M. E. BAINES. | by nine and you have its value in Juckoon Street, American, Ga. ' r*r . ,, - . oct3*3m ■ ciiwi. W e uon t fancy any such a , simple and easy going cottor. bust* Colored Hears*. » * , Tho charge fur the colored hcaruo and n ® 83 * 100 monotonous and a span of homes will hereafter be 81.00. j puts the best, and shrewdest cotton I men on an equal footing with the variest novice at the busincM*. We I like to Bee “suckers”caught on the j clarifications, who think they | know it all, but can’t tell the dif* Pleas* Call To-Day And nettle that long-standing account, octld Mtawcdtf Agnes Aycock. Old Hinnor Cigars. Tho finest import ed wiuoH at McKenzie's. Ha| pluses. Make yourself and your creditor happy by paying that old. thumb-worn account, octl dsatawedlf Aonks Aycock. John B. JStotHou’.H Hut*. ocl8tf Rylakdku A Auiungton. GLOVER’S OPERA HOUSE prices and styles, other n.eruliaois try to come in at the twelfth hour and make a sickly attempt to divert the grand rush by illusive adver- errand that our office entailed upon ' f’RJ PAY, OCTOBER. 10. tisements of auction goods from us. The railway oflluial > were polite and attentive. At 6:30 we boarded a freight train for Artesian. Arriving there we were kindly treated, and spent a short time very agreeably in examining the Artesian wells, learning the loca tion of tile different depots and j admiring the oil mill. We were; placed under many nblignlive courtesies extended by the genial editor of the News and Advertiser. We called at the Medium cilice, but Brother Jim was rusticating over in Irwin. At 12:02 we board ed the up passenger, nnd alter a dustv ride anil an hour's sweat at Smitkvillc, we arrived as Ameri cas, tired and travel-worn. Now we are prepared to get acquainted with our "fellow citizens,’’ and hope that our future associations will be both pleasant nnd profita ble to all concerned. So, we shake. M. M. F. ONE NIGHT ONLY ! Fifit Fashionaus Attraction tin's Season. A DmumUc Company of Snnenor Excel!cure, Catering to thorvfin>d. •••til.mable and eloto of the cities. The fleautlful Society Star. BERTHA ffELBY supported: nv H. L DMrcv’s Dramatic Bo. broken concerns. But the peop. | wonthenrany such nonsense. They ! don’t slop long enough to even j take a passing glance nt these old, | worn-out advertisements, as they | are perfectly posted that miction j clothing, etc , means generally bun- I dies of mixed upsizes and obsolete remnants that none who wish to ■ appear even respectable will wear. The procession will now move direct to Gyles the Clothier. Three cheers for Gyles the Clothier I Uurrah for Gyles the llatlcr!! A tiger for Gyles the Shirtcr and Socker!!! Silk, Alpacas, and Scotch Gingham Uni brellas. IIyi.akoku A Arhixoton. ootfilf “Eider Down” and “Call* Lilj" an •Icgant compltxion powdira and are | Terence between a sample of “dog used in maaj Places with perfect satis- j tail” and a halo ot middling fair, lacthm. In white flesh and pink al tf J. A. & D. F. Davesi*0nr': Headquarters for Boon, Shoes, Hots and Umbrellas, at OelStf tlVUXnKU * AimiXOTOS'l A True Story. Oapt. Carson and Major Wright were to tight a duel. The latter having the choice of a rms, decided on a dynamite combat. At the set hour the combatants arrived, each carrying live cartridges) the seconds mounted on the highest trees, nnd the duel commenced, the lint two cartridges were without ellect; at the third there was it fearful explosion The seconds fell from their lolly perches and found Capt. C'arson literally torn to pieces. ■ Wright had altogether disappeared. Only the hats and shoes of the adversaries were found, which on examination were found to come from the well known shoe store ol Calvin Carter A Son. who always carry a complete stock of every- thing in tlicir line. Hvnd-iuudo Mens' Shoes, Double Calf Uppers—waterproof. octStf II YI.ANUEK .V AnillKOTOX. Tliich ha*J a run o* over fix) I'IbLIb hi Lon don, icwnttoii mid i.darted for Miss liertha Welby, entitled THE HEBREW MOTHER. A 1>r imn of lntei.*e human interest, nppciding to nil elAAMi*, di-idelinj the conMnncy of worn as. A New Era in Dr.imu'tc l.i er.itnrc. S.alson at Mr*. Lewi*’, and Mira Asne* Aycock sat $1.00. ocHtd 26Mb ElMiON. MICE ONLY $1, isr.ES'W ii And Lunch Room. £ This i< to in'orm hit old friends and customer* that 1 'invc opened A I inich Room nnd iCoatournut nt my blind up|tosiie Fsluer’s WarehuUM*, wlicrt MEALS AT ALL HOURS. HAM. FISH, BI It I Fan d MEAT SANDWICHES always oii.hnnd. 1 •-'*« Let Fresh Fish ami Oysters for Sale. F« r lady cu-tomern I bnvo prcpaie<l a separate room, where they will receive piotupt nnd courtv ssprtSml ’ **OHN As TURPIN. For Sale or Exchange. Two MAt’on.iry otivino*, Ih.eo boiler*, pianino mil', saw mill, cr'nt niU, lath mil . Iron nirnlnv lathe wiih pipiuir, 11 plrstor*. KNOW THYSELF. \ Great Medical Work vn Manhood. Exhausted Vitality, Nervou* and Physical D> Idllry l’lvm iture ivciin- in man. Error* ‘ You h.snd tn« u'itold nriaeric* resuliinff »roui discretion or orcosso/*. A h*nzk ior every n youmr, middle n?o mid old. it contulns 12ft p ser pti m* for oil aotrte nnd chr n c disease*, oi one ot which Is Invaluable. 8o lontrd bv the i th**r, winim exrwrteneo or 88 y.-nr* I* aiirh prob .bly never beloro Ml to the lo arty ptayM- Micn muslin, lobe a finer ■chrtttieal, literary and professional—tlmn ai.y oi her work sold In this eoiintr,- »or|2 50, or tho money will bo refunded In every instance, t’rice only fl by map, post paid. Illu* vniivo mimplo 6 cent*. Send now tiold modal awarded the author by thu Nations] Medical Association, to the ulUnin of which h« Tht* I took frhould t*e read bv the young for tn- atrnctiou, and by the afflict vd for relief: It will lienctlt all.—London fg»ncet. Addres* the ! , eti»*ody M**«lical Inatituu-, or Dr w. H. I’-rker. No 4 itullinch Street, BoKt.m. Mu**., who may be consulted on all diseases ie quirtog ak II ned experience. Chronic amt oi » I- . ale disease* th"t have taffl.-d tliolj r* ■ akpl of nil otlnr ph>*nla'i- a apeci Ln Laity. s:,:r^T,r.K "thyself INSURE WITH THE I Norwich Union Fire Insnrance Society in« tlmtier to the n i'l liitniK-i lo riv. r landing. Knouub bant wood yellow pine lumber at 9 1 per I0'i0 las; the set oral touts. Contract* tor million o* tae lumber ean be had lu Dat'cn, wt.ero it c* , Ift miles south i l or Kastmio*. • •bep lor rath oi Muin't . ' August 27, 1884. If *>1 AS8BTH 01,188.078. A. L. ItEES, Agent, At hank of Americas Ratified by the People! THE PARTY OF EC0K0N112EF0JUL WE RE'PECT THE RIGHTS OF THE POOH 5 WE MAKE THE RICH RICHFI1 GOOD WILL TO ALL 1 PROTECTION VS OVEIICII \R(:r NO DISTINCTION IN stX NATii.v ALITY OR COLOR. ONE LOW PRICE TO Al.l, WIDE AWAKE AND BOl Nh TO WIN. REFORM! Whereas, Many citizens nf this community have heretofore subjected themselves to unnec- essnry expense and burdensome overcharges in the purchase of goods; Therefore be it Resolved, That the interests of the people demand the for- niation of it new party which shall concentrate its patronage on one close-dealing candidate, and thus combining with cor rect principles, make still small- er profits practical and result in the greatest good for all. To this end weannounceour self as the 'Xc-hativt-d ; •rtr. For ■ it office. | Anguat 97 Horse Wanted. A (rood, gentle family hor*c, one'ihst a Indy Irlve. Ai ply nt this ofilce. married. On the 8th inst., in Kllarillc, nt the resident* of the bride’s parents, Mr. G. W. Chipley and Miss Artie C. Baldwin. Mr. Ohipley is a popular conductor on the Central railroad, and .Miss Artie is the beautiful and accomplished daugh ter of Major K. S. Baldwin, the courteous agent of the Buena Vista railroad. The ceremony her Shop in the non adjoining the post 1 , , „ . , . . ' office. Our .hop under Wh,.tle,'a will j t “ k »' aC * ba'f-past eight Full line of 8liff Huts in all Oolors ami Shapes. Bylander A Arrington. oelStf Csaalry Ladles, Benember that The Birguin Store Iran fitted up a nice room for tho convenience of their lady enatomcrR fwm the country. When coming to the city, call aronud and make youmelf at home. TOMKOBIAL ABTlaTf. We are now fitting up u first-class liar- b« in charge of an experienced barber ! 0 d° c k, from Macon. In onr new quartern we will be better toon ever } ropared to ac commodate onr nnmeroiu and geutle- Xo cards. A correction. In our council proceedings yes- manly customers with pmmf>t and skill* j terday we omitted r resolution of* fal work. Wo both »erre<l long appren- fered bv Alderman Burt to annul tfeeshipa before opening out on onr own tbo , aw for „ week untl , thc own line, and are therefore fully posted | . . , on tho nqairementa vit tho trade, and | 8lrcct comumtee rc l>° rl « d never uze dull razoie oa a heavy beard. | P or request of petitioners. The Whan you want eny work done, rail on j mayor decided the resolution out ue, and we will servo you promptly. AsDSiteoa & Lt xFoitD. , ot order, as it would be an ameud : ment to the ordinnuee, and could ; not pass without unanimous con* ! sent, which not being granted, the resolution was lost. Executive Committee. The members of thu Democratic Executive Committee of Sumter county, arc requested to meet at the court house on Tuesday, the 13th. al 10 o’clock .t. M. By order of A. S. Cliffs, Chin. J. C. Uo.nkv, Sco’ty. AMKRICI’S, Ga., Oct 8, 1884. t Tlic llsasou Why, I. W. Harper's Kelsou County Whiskey i* pt of erred above all other Binnds is because it is tb) most regular and most perfect Product, incontestably ever made. A long experience in tho manufacture of the Harper, thc largo capital of the Distiller which enables him to hold his Whiskey until it has fully ma tured, together with tbc fact that tbo Whiskey it, bought by and shipped me to direct from the Distillery accounts for thc unvarying satisfaction it has given those best educated to a fine Whiskey. •?. Israels, Sole Ageut, aprl2 6m Americus, Ga. R. T. BYRD, THE “LANGTRY” HOOF SKIRT WITH BUSTLE COMBINATION. There bti never been anything in Situ: ndaExsx durability, that gave the gen eral aetulaction to the wearer that the j "Langtry Skirt" doea. Aak any lady „ , , ... who he. ever worn one, and .he will tell of Amencu * wcrc * larl lc<> '<> learn yon that ahe will wear no other—only °! the sudden death of Mra. John 4t.S3. Second lotJoat received. JOHN It. SHAW. S. B —Call and tee the "Perfection 1 Butte. The lightest, most comfortable Sudden Dentil, Wednesday morning the people ANNOUNCEMENTS* hUMMitV Ot.VIl. INSURANCE AGcENT, OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL HOTEL BLOCK, ' Forsyth. Street, .... Amerious, Ca AGENT FOR THE LEADING IN THE COUNTRY. GIVING YOU THE BEST INSURANCE AT THE LOWEST RATES. FOR MAYOR We are anthcrizeu to announce the | _ i-w V* name of A. C. BELL as a candidate for M ”• COLNUIL. Mayor of Americus at the Municipal elec tion in December next. augl tf GULLET and LUMME3 COTTON GIN*. Tlio Best Glum Mndoii CALL AND SEE ME, WHEN IN WANT OF INSURANCE OR GINS. septl8m3 R. T. BYRD. FOR SIIEIUFF. We are authorized to announce the name of V». H. COBB a* a candidate for K. Hamit thc uigbt Iteiorc. fche Sheriff of Sumter county. If elected, X. had net been complaining of illness H. White, of the 13th District, will be Lis very much, and wa* laughing and deputy. J. J. WILLIFORD COUNCIL & WILLIFORD, PROPRIETORS OF GEORGIA WAREHOUSE, Opera House Block, Americas, tia. sad durable Boa,la In th. wo,ld-75c ,o j talki "B »»ut> short time before she /TETT? A 1) IJ] M RFa K. ! ‘.'ora in.Tr ^on'on° •1.00. Also the celebratad *'Daplf\.' | rxpireti. 8he WM a lady well viXUIlJ. HU iUDlJll ; fira-pmof, sad a,paraie Pom any oi “Bno-Toa" and "Dr. Stronga” CoraaU. I known «n thin city for her good hi n r ;’P°»« •“ 8>v« our auu. m-r. - . , —-T? ! - * 0^2, VTiltJiSjlLn!; k^Pthra. Thankful for tha liberal paironags bratowsd upon u last year, w«rankn' Americus. Ga. Doiianwirtcw. ir. a. w. joitnaN* I suiuauancc ot tht am. auglStnS i XOMyta otreet, Amentsh v Wa would call thc attention of Cotton Plantar, that we am again prepared to ‘ " ’ “ cotton on the moat ravorabte terms. Onr wareh. uaa ia new, ) Pom any other bnildlcga, that insuring low rateso* Insurance. * lair weights, and .eenrs for them the b gbest mar- OUR PLATFORM! Low tariff on nil goods used by the people, such as Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Eats, Trunks, Etc. As low prices surely incroaf. es trade und results in the greatest good to both buyer and seller Values must govern prices. Deal only in good re liable goods, mnking the prices as low as possible. (A poor article is dear atanyprice.) No misrepresentation. Sell every article on its ow n merits and at its true value. JOI3XT TTS! Be on the winning side. Al ready we are elected—elected to sell you cheaper than the cheapest; elected to show you the best and newest; in tact elected as the people's true bar- gain-giving, fair dealing candi date. Be one to help roll up the big majority in favor of cor rect principles and the advance ment ot true economy nnd re form, Set; us personally and learn our civil service principle'- In return tor patronage we promise Fair Dealing, Straight Goods, Bed-Rock Prices. Polls now open and will re main so until further notice. Vote early nnd often is the wish of yours truly, JOHNS. SHAW, JOHN B. SHAW, j , 0 d ulrariMblc ditjieiiUon.