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« Amemcus Recorder. i pablDhed every The DAILY RECORDKU ■wnlni (Monday ixetDUd). The WEEKLY RECORDER U pahli-hed every Friday morning. ■VBSCRIPTIOlV BATES, Dally Recorder, per monlb, Me. Weekly Recorder, per year H 00. i DAILY ADVERTISING RATES. Transient IUtc*-2> per aquar* o ten l»n«« for Srrt loneitioa, and 16c for t*cn euUcqacot Inter* Local Notice# 6c per line for fir«t ineertion and line for «aen .ubecquent insertion. for contract* can l*» made with W. L. GLKHSNER. 1'oblUber. Sc per line Special the publisher. II. C. STOREY, Local Editor. qpo jcrar t/luh;. Here wlee people hare their« DEPARTURE OP RAILS. Going weatand south close at. 12:00 p m Goingaaatand northcloae at.... 2:39 pm High! mail north clone at 8:0U p m For Buena Vista and Ellaville clones daily except Sunday at 12:30 p m Lumpkin, Preston, Weston, and Plains of Duaa close# on M»n- dsy, WeJne-daysnd Friday at 1:00 pm Friendship, Drancsvillennd Church Hill closts daily, except Sunday. at 8.00 a m Bottsiord, Providence and Seals closes Saturday at 0:00 a iu j accident. Hudson closes Fridty at. HiH) Lamar closes Tuesday and Fri* day at 8:00 •*I am waiting for the spring time,” Sing a maiden through her nose, “For I can’t let Walter kiss me Without brother goes *nd blows.’ In (he bright and balmy springtime, When the bumble bees do hum, We can meet with ibe woodlet, And—yum—ynm—y-u-m !” Mr. Hugh Brown, now of Macon, visited friends and relatives here Sunday. The Allen House will be open for the reception of guests next Saturday. Mr. Lott Warren ban returned i from his trip to North Georgia, greatly improved in health and spirits. Council Proceedings. Monday, Oct. 13,1884.—Present — Mayor Felder; Aids. Bart, Haw kins, Cobb, and Morgan. Absent—Aid. Bell and Williams. Minutes ot last meeting read and approved. On motion additional time wa9 Patti Rosa in ’*MIzpah.’* LontSvill* Commercial. Mr. Cod. T. Murphy’s delightful little eociety comedy-'draina, “Miz- pah,” w;as charmingly presented at tbe Near Grand last night by Patti Rosa and her company. . Patti Rosa has been appropriately titled “Tbe Little Sparkle of Sunshine.” A bewitching face and a frolicsome which to make a test of the artesian well. A Id. Burt, chairman of the street committee, reported road running between the railroad and Mitchell’s mill complete. Also repairs on Hampton street completed except filling in. Mr. Windsor’s ofler to assist in Hereafter the Baptist prayer j dirt from Barlow Block mertinga will be held in Watts j rc f erre d t 0 street committee with ball, on Wednesday nigbts at tbe 1 1)0WBr t0 act , usual hour. I Aid, Morgan, chairman of ceme- Mr. Cooper’s child, mention of ! te T committee, reported the ceme whose burning was reported last! ter i’ we ^ ^ r y> an< * recommended week, lived but one day after the that tbe "e 11 b « 9l ">k deeper. On Mr. C. arrived home a. motion, report was adopted, and few hours after her death. | “ atter referred to cemetery com mittee with power to act. granted the well committee in j little figure, embodying more mirth, music and irresistible “cute* ness” has seldom, if ever, been seen upon tbe stage. There i6 a world of sweetness «nd frolic in TOStORIAL ARTISTS. We are now fitting op a first-class Bar- j her Shop In the room adjoioiag the poat office. Our ahop under Wheatley’s will be in charge of an experienced barber from Macon. In onr new quartern we will be better than ever prepared to ac commodate our numerous and gentle manly customers with prompt and skill- fal work. We both served long appren ticeships bef ore opening out on our own own line, and are therefore fully posted on the requirements of tbe trade, and never use dull razors on a heavy beard, When you want any work done, call on her every utterance and motion, | us, and we will serve yon promptly. THE PEOPLE’S Theabove errangemeuls wili continue | A new post ofilce has been op- - Further attention of council call- unUI«huig.ln«in»dKhednI.. p ened ot 0 ld Sumter City, under - | the name ot Sumter, the post of- Mr. Jns. LOCI. SCIIKDUI.K. On and a/Ur Sunday, October Mli i ran a* follow#: TRAINS SOUTH. Mall aontli 12:3» Night Kxprera, noutb »Mp- ,„ .in ! lice dropping the “city.” M. Rogers is tbe postmaster. I Holiday.... TRAINS NOUTJI . *:60n Ni«ht ■x Sunday... • .Monday MITT W WARREN, Atfir Collector and Solicitor, Mr. M. M. Folsom is the duly author ized Collector and Solicitor for the Re corder, and all bis business transactions in connection therewith will be duly recognized and accepted by the proprie tor* Cotton Report. Received yesterday ..224 Received previousto date .11,010 Receipts to date 11,834 Ambrosia fine cut at McKenzie's Ail kinds Canned Fish at An*ley Bros. Emperor Cigars, genuine Havuuna; twenty-five in a box, at McKenzie’s. tf All kinds Canned Fruits nt Anhi.ky Bros. Full line of latest Broadway Hilk Huts. octStf Rylander A Arrington. Bhoice and Fresh Line Pare Confec tions at Anslf.y Bros. TURNIP ***** Freah at ^ w aIXvIa j' a. A D.F Davenport's | All kinds Canned Vegetable* nt j Ansi.ky Bros. I Skill in connection with pure drugs 1 can always be relied on at J. A. A D. F. Dan extort’*. tf New lot of fineMaokcial just in, at Anslky Bros. Zcigler Brother*' Fine Shoes a speci alty. Rylandf.r A Arrington. octbtf Malaga Grapes, Bananas and Choice Eastern Apple*, nt Ansi.ky Bros. Old Sinner Cigar*. The finest import ed wine* at McKenzie’s. Mixed Fickle*. Salt Pickles and Sour Kraut, at A.nsi.ev Bros. John B. Stetson's Hats. oclfitf Rylandkr A Arrington. Full line of Larrabcon Snow-Flake aod Sweet Crackers, at Ansley Bros. For FALL nnd WINTER BONNETS and HATS call on MRS. M. E. It AI NEK, Jackson Street, America*, Ga. octS-Sm Prunes, Currant*, Citron. Dates and Deaicated ('ocean ut, nt Ax*LKY Bros. Silk, Alpacas, and Scotch (iingham I’m- brclla*. Rylandkr A Auiungton. ootHtf ed to the trouble caused by the emptying of a sewer in front of Mrs. Coffey’s house on Cotton Avenue, making a pond on the lands of tbe Central railroad. Re ferred to street committee. It was stated that in the case of the Mitchell mill pond nuisance, Judge Bower had modified his in structions, giving Council power to ! pass judgment. Marshal was in- We are very sorry to learn that I gtructed to summons witnesses iu Our warehousemen report a less amount of cotton in store this sea* son than for many years. Most of the planters arc selling as rapidly as they bring their cotton to mar ket. *w lUrlow Block, interest to trade Anslky Bros., in will make it to yo with them. Colored Hear**. Tbe charge for the colored hearno and a span of hosts will bt nufter bo £1.00. tf _ D. B Him.. New Uood*. warranted pure and tre*h. at Ansi.ky Bros. Full line of Stiff Hats in all Colors nnd shape*. Rylandf.r A Arrington. octMtf Miss Ida Murphy, of Schley coun ty, who attended Wesleyan College last year, is very seriously ill, and her friends arc afraid she cannot recover. A young gentleman wishes to know which is proper to say on leaving a young lady friend after a late call—good night or good eve ning? Never tell a lie,young man, say good morning. Pltaa* Call To-Day And settlo that long-standing account. ncUd HdUwedlf AaSU AYCOCK. There is talk of entering Mr. Ward, a noted pedestrian in the 17th district, at the Macon Fair. According to tbe evidence of sev eral men who know him, Ward is a genuine high stepper from Uoclta- wty. It is evident that newspaper men are going more than usual into so ciety this season. "The correct young man this winter,” says a so ciety item,“will not be a dude, but will be stately and intellectual look ing.” Mr. Henry C. Brown, who lived down on the river in the Twenty- eighth district, nnd who was taken sick while in the city last Saturday, died yesterday morning, at three o'clock. Hemorrhagic malnrial le ver was the cause of his death. Lemon* I Lcmnu* I A fine lot ju*t received ami only 25cts. per dozen. J- Israel*. l'rivate letters received from the wlregrsss counties and talks with parlies just from there, report a gooil deal of sickness in conse quence of the prolonged drouth and unseasonable heat. Ordinari ly, there is no more healthy region than the wiregrass licit ofSouthern Georgia. Fricker Bros, have on exhibition at their store a very handsome gold watcli presented to the Amt-r- icus Light Infantry by Messrs. Wheeler, Parsons A.Hayes, of New York, and an elegant berry stand from Slessrs. It. F. Conover & Co., of Philadelphia. Mr. Fricker will take pleasure in showing them to the “boys” or any one else who would like to see them. Reply to Theatre Goer. Amkbicvs, Oct. 21, '#4 I would state that it is the duty of com panies to furnish programmes, and not mine. The companies usually do this, and tbe house is generally programmed. Bur. ou some occa- sious (like all other matters) a mis. take will occur, and I regret to say that the fault of not programming Male of tue Artesian Well, j the house Saturday night was mine, By reference to our advertising | as the programmes were sent me, lie ,u„io call ouAxm.ki .Hh,w. wh.n 1 “•“““s it will Le seen that the j requesting that a part of fiem be the case to appear before council Wednesday, Oct. 22, at 7 p. m. On motion of Aid Morgan, special tax for school purposes was laid over. Bills read and paid. Petition of J. W. Russell in re gard to extension of sewer on Forsyth street referred to street committee. Council adjourned. Coming: John D- Doris’ Mon ster Shows. This mammoth organization which will appear in Americas Monday, Oct. 27, is, without a doubt, one of the largest and best shows that has ever been placed on the road. Read wbat the Louis, ville Courier-Journal says: “John B. Doris' N'ew Monster Shows, consolidated with the Great Inter Oceun, contains all the nov cities known to the circus world. The menagerie and ring depart- ment have been enlarged since last season, and now are the com- pletcst ever given to the public. N'o show in the country can sur pass Doris’ in the extent and va riety of its features, and certainly there is no manager who has so uniformly and unvaryingly satis- lied his numerous patrons and it is impossible to enumerate all the special attractions of this mammoth show. There are over forty differ ent acts to lie seen in its three rings und on the elevated stage. These acts embrace, besides the ordinary circus performances ot riding, tumbling, leaping, etc., such now and astonishing features us u troupe ot performing Turks, also in the ring the sacred white- spotted elephant, ‘'TlicodoruB,” ae rial Bicyclists, Roller Skaters, Trick Kicphants, trained animals and wild beasts are to be seen in profusion, nnd every kind of enter- tainment calculated to delight the human heart is to he found under Doris’ monster canvas. The press in general is unanimous in declar ing it tbe best circus and menag erie on the road.” and when these are merged into a voice of exceptional melody and expression the audience is more than charmed with the little sou- brette. Miss hosa Ins appeared previously before a Louisville au dience, but never as a star. Hav ing for tbe first time presented herself as a candidate for popular la vor, it requires no prophetic vision to see that from this out she is sure to be little, it any, less to us than Lotla has so long been. Tbe se lection of a play for ber first up pearance is a most happy one. In the title role she has full scope for all ber powers, and right well she improves every opportunity pre sented. Her performance at every point was enthusiastically applaud ed, and when singing, it appeared that no number of encores would satisfy her bearers. In the latter particular it must be said that her rendition of the original song, “My Caroline,” was amusing and de lightful to a degree of enthusiasm that knew no bounds. Tbe support is excellent. It is in (act the most careiully selected and strongest company that bus ever appeared here this season. The scenery is especially artistic and attractive, and altogether it is tbe most thoroughly delightful evening's entertainment that has yet held the hoards at any of our theatres. seated throughout the week. Axdeiuon A Luxfobd. The Reason Why, I. W. H.rper's Nelson County Wbiekey is preferred above all other Brands ie because it is tbs most r-gulsr and most perfect Product, incontestably ever made. A Ion- experience in the manufacture of tbe Hirper, the large capital of the Disdller which enables him to bold hit Whiskey until it 1b fully ma tured, together with the fact that the Whiskey it bought by and shipped me to direct from tbe Distillery acconols for the unvarying eatisfaction it has given those beat educated to a fine Whiskey. J. Israels, Sole 'Agent, October 21t.ni Americas On. A Bod Runaway. While the employees of the Bargain Store were enjoying the rain last Friday, two country men walked in the store, inspected and priced some elotbing. The prices being so astonishingly low, thoy paid for them wilbont having them wrapped up, and ran down Cotton Ave nno, believing, no donbt. that tbe sales, men bad made a mistake. But snch wn Hot the ease. The rnnewnys, as well as all others, are kindly naked to return. Ycu can find more snch goods end jnst at snch low prices by calling at the Bar gain Store. Foiling m Lin ... , „ . i Messrs. W. C. & It. J. CntlifT, of Mizpab” will be pre* , Albanyt wighing to retire froxnthedry g OlH e wee . I goods business, have sent their entire “Mizpab” will be at the Opera *tock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, House on Tuesday, tbe 28th. j Shoes, Hats, Notions and Trunks to the — j Bargain Store, where they are to bo given Har pin***. away to those peoplo who are wide awake Make yourself and your creditor happy J to tbeir interest and will buy where by paying that old, thumb-worn account , . , . oct4 dsatawedtf Agnes Atoock. I good goods are sold at such prices at ♦. J which trashy and inferior goods are sold Insurance* j at Other plftces. Come and convince _ . . , | yourself. It is one of the peculiar features ! of insurance that a man may keep j If you want to see a tempting display his property insured for twenty- of c * ndif9 of Tariou » formi to P ,ease th * ___ , ■ eye. aDd fl*Fors to please the palate, call one years ana never burn out; but i ; ’ T -n- «.v^ . a . » , . * , , . at W. J. Phillips A Co’s, Star Bakery, let him neglect to insure that same property for twelve hours and it proceeds to immediately burn down. This fact is brought to mind by the experience of Bro. MoMichael, of the Barnesviile Ga-; ADVERTISEMENTS, zette, who has been paying a heavy — insurance on his office for a num- ! 01)00 COW FOR SALE CHEAP. ber of years, and then three days j Will give two end a half gallons milk , — day. Has a fine calf. Will sell cheap Tnia Office. Headqnartera for Boon*, Shoes. Hats and Umbrellas, at octHif Rylandeu & AnnixoTON's. after his insurance expired his of- j Apply at' Hoe and nearly the whole town [ oci21dlw burned down. The moral is, al ways keep insured. Price* Tall, and People Tell tbe Price*, You know, and we know, that a con tented cuatomer is the best advertisement we can have. Bat oftentimes low-priced goods mean inferior and trashy materials and make up, hence our endeavor has beon to connect these two strangers, low i prices and good goods, and we are confi- j dent that onr customer* will be a* well I pleased as we are at our success. octlSlf J. R, Hiiaw ALLEN HOUSE AMERICUS, GA. I take pleasure in announcing to the public that my hotel will be opened at 12 o olock m, on Saturday, 25th inst I have everything arranged for tbe comfort and convenience of ell who may favor me with tbeir patronage. Very respectfully, oct22 ltwlt Mrs. W. H. Allen. And man, the hormi'., ■ wild! 1 till WOMAN amlled. 1 Sheriff has advertised to sell the engine, boiler, derrick and other fixtures used in boring the artesian I well in this city. The sale is made to sati-fy a judgment procured by tbe City Council against the con tractors lor boring tbe well, for violation of coutract and damages. If they could cut the bole up in Spices, Cloves. Xaimv. •««..« l ' PP "' ci * htv r ° ot ‘‘’"S 11 ” and “ ll il oul An»i.xy lines for tul>e we l |a i a very neat sum ... .r_. IT — could be realized. •hell We Mssl Agile. j . _ Vee, sir; and si the same old piece, the . -Kider Down" and -Calla Lily" are Bargain Store, where they are selling elegant complexion powder, end arc everything in lbs Dry Goods, Shoe and i n--d in many places with perfect satis- Hal lias St prices that can not keep ns , iaolion. In whits flesh and pink st ***>■ 1 ti J. k. t D. F. Davtxront'i. yon want firsl-.-lass goods cheap. liand-wade Mens' Shoes, Double Calf Uppers—waterproof. octStf Hyumdkh .V Ahiii.suton. Kerosene Oil 20c per gallon. Malchts 10c per dozen boxes, ut Anm.kv linos. Cream Tarter, distributed in the city, and others kept for house. During tbe rush of business Saturday the whole lot was sent out and none kept for, night. I would state further to all • theatre goers that I shall leave nothing undone that I can do I which would add to their pleasure : and information. Hoping tve may i have fewer mistakes, aud that the , public may not be inconvenienced again, I am, Respectlully, G. IV. Glover, Manager. Sew, While tbs cotton is rolling in, is a good timo to stttls that old account oe t4d latawsdtf Aoxu ATCOC X. A Negro Fight. Monday last two negroes, one working for Clay Bagley and the other for Neil Hay, a few milfa from town, got into a quarrel about a dog. Bagley’s hand pulled a re volver and shot the other negro twice, onco in the left arm, about the elbow, and iu the right leg about tbe ankle. The wounded man came to town and Dr. Hinkle dressed the wounds. Beauty preserved !—youth renewed! HEALTH RESTORED ! IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING 1 IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ! HEALTH ! HAPPINESS ! PERHAPS L1PE ITSELF ! Onr medical treatise on tho Health and Happincii of Woman, dedicated to moth ers, wives, sisters, daughters, is a clear and eloquent scientific recital of the nu merous and painful diseases peculiar to the sex, and shows how they may be pre vented, relieved and cared ! Scarcely a home in all the land but is made dark and sorrowful by the weakness and ill health of.one or more of its female mem bers. To all each, onr book brings joy and healing ! Let each suflerer who may read these lines write at once for it. Stndy it Ratified by the People; THEPABTVOFECO.\OMmEMg)|, WE RESPEUT THE RIGHTS OP THE POOR MrS WE MAKE THE RICH RIchfb GOOD WILL TO 11® PROTECTION VS OVERciuRri. NO DISTINCTION IN 8HX NATInv ALITY OB COLOR 4TI03! ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL WIDE AWAKE AND B0C\n TO WIN. U REFORM! Whereas, Many citizens nt this community have heretofore subjected themselves to unrw. essary expense and burden*® overcharges in the purchase goods; Therefore be it Resolved, That the interests of the people demand the for. motion ol a new party tvhiih shall concentrate its patrona<y on one close-dealing nandidab and thus combining with rect principles, make still small er profits practical and result ii the greatest good for all. To this end weannounce self as the OUR PLATFORM! Low tariff on all goods used by the people, such us Drj Go:ds, Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, SCats, Tranks, Etc. As low prices surely increus, es trade and results iu the greatest good to both buyer and seller Values must govern prices. Deal only in good re liable goods, making the prices as low as possible. (A l»° r article is dear at any price. ) No misrepresentation. Sell every article on its own merits and at its true value. not give a cent for » man who couldn't th W &nd wd(al|v . mtrk J h , spell a word “more than rne way. No-I - - - - amount and character of the testimony tics the following spelling: C-l-o-s-t-b-e* ahow , fflicted fri(lnd (Qd C-I-o-a-e, C-l-o-l-h-t-s, C-l-o-z-e. kouoan inUne ,. It j, mailed fcs. to all sp. 8 ™ d f ° r “■ and judge Mmw a is THE PLACE to bay your Fall , . , ° 7..7 ,7 , f . bv common ernes for yourselves, and Winter Clothing if you desire to get j The Bbadfield Regulator Co. fnll value for your monoy. octl2tf p. o. box 28. Atlanta, Ga. JOI3NT TJS • 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 l |ict elected as the people’s true bar gain-giving, fair dealing candi date. Be one to help roll up the big majority in fitvor ol cor rect principles*and_tlie advaiif* ment of true economy and n form. See us personally and learn our civil service principle In return lor patronage " promise Fair Dealing, Straight Goods, Bed-Rock Prices. Polls now open and "ill rt main so until further notice. Vote early and often i> t -‘ I wish of yours truly, JOHNS. SHAW. Fonylh Stmt,