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Americus Recorder. Tbs DAILY RECORDER » pablUhed trery swain; (Monday excepted). The WEEKLY RECORDER t* pnMUhed every Friday mornfry. ICDICRIPTIIIff HATES. Dalis Recorder, per mouth. M r - WssUy KscortUrTiter year .-.-tftw- I DAILY ADVERTISING RATES. Trtnxknt Bstc*-2fe |ar wiuaro of ten liu?s for Aral Ibfertion, and 15c for «*'h subsequent Inier* lion. Local Notice* 6c per line for first Insertion and Se per line for each subsequent inaertios. Special rate* for contracts ran ha mad- with th# publisher. _ ..... W. L. OL&8SSKU, FnbHaht?. H. C. STOREY, Ural Editor. TO^N TAliK. Here irlac people hare their say. And aom ibis; new tell every day. DEPARTURE OP HAILS. Going west and south close at. 12:00 p m Going east and north close at.... 2:39 j> m Night mail north cloaeat 8:00 p ro For Bnena Vista and Ellaville closes daily except Sunday at 12:30 p m Lumpkin. Preston, Weston, and Plains of Duaa closes on Mon- day, Weinosdayand Friday at IKK) p m Friendship, Dranesville and Church Kill dost a daily, except Sunday. at 8*10 a in Bottsiord. Providence and Heals close* Saturday at 0:00 a m Hudson closes Friday at 8:00 u ui Lamar closes Tuesday and Fri day at.....* 8 .•00 a m The above arrangements will continue until change in laiiroad schedule. K W. A. Black. P. M. LOCAL SCHEDULE. On *nd after Sunday, October Mli train* will ran a* follow*:! TRAINS SOUTH. Mall «ouUt VOO tn. Nljrhl Kxprera, **utb VAtp. in. DnyFrrifht ** ex Hand ay fi:W) p. in. Nlfftt •* • *• ** Monday *:60n. m. TRAINS NORTH 1 Mail north TUUp. m. Nisht Express 5:M-1 u. in. l»*y Frelsbt, «■* Sunday 0:'iOH. in. Night *• ** Monday 3.-W u. in. UITT WARREN, A«uir. Collector and Solicitor, Mr. M. M. Folsom is the duly author ised Collector and Solicitor for the Re corder, and all bis basiueM translations in connection therewith ivill be duly recognized and accepted by the proprie tor Cotton Report. Received yesterday 300 Received previousto date .11,834 Receipts to date 12,134 Ambrosia tine cut at McKenzie's All kinds Canned Fish at Anri.kv Bros. Emperor Cigars, genuine Hnvauna; twenty-five in a liox, at McKenzie’s. tf All hinda Canned Fruits nt Axhi.ky Bros. Full line of latest Broadway Silk Huts. otitKtf Uvt.A.NDKU & AllUINWTON Choice and Fresh Lino Pure Confec tions ut Anhi.ky Bhos. TURNIP 8e ° l1 * FreHh at * wIIavIa j. a. «fc D.F Davenport's All kinds Canoed Vegetables nt A.nsi.ey Bros. Skill in connection with pure drugs can always bo relied on at J. A. A D. F. Dan export's. if New lot of flneMackeial just in, ut Anslky Bhos. Zeigler Brothers’ Fino Shoes a speci alty. Rylandkr A Arrington. oct8tf Malaga Grapes, Banauas and Choice Eastern Apples, at A.nsi.ey Bros. Old Sinner Cigars. The finest import ed wines at McKenzie's. Mixed Pickles, Salt Pickles and Sour Kraut, at Ansijcy Bros. John B. Stetson's Hats. OCt8tf liYLAXDKH A ARRINOTON. Full line of Larrabees Snow-Flake and Sweet Crackers, at An*lky Bros. For FALL and WINTER BONNETS •nd HATS call on MBS. Al. E. KAiNES, Jackson Street, Americus, (la. oct3*3m Prunes, Currauts, Citroo, Dates and Desionted Cocounut, nt Anslky linos. Silk, Alpacas, and Scotch Gingham Um brellas. Rylandkr a Ajuusoton. octmr If you want to unlock a load of fun, secure a ticket to the “Bunch of Keys” to-night, at the Opera House. Air. R. Eugene Byrd, of Jack sonville, Fla., was in town yester day, shaking hands with old friends Eugene is prospering in Florida. Mr. C. T. Furlow left yesterday morning to assume his duties in the Comptroller General’s office in Atlanta. We wMi him success in his new home. A TALK WITH (*EX. COOK. The A. 1\ A L. road is pushing bravely forward. We learn that the piling for the Muckalee trestle has been driven and the erection of the trestle will begin in a day or two. The grading force are about eighteen miles west of here, though there are some small sec tions within that distance that arc not yet graded. We noticed several large loads of One native hay on the streets yesterday. The hay may not bring so much cash per load aB cotton, but under the present management the hay men will generally carry away more hard cash in proportion to the amount invested than the cotton men. It is a bad state of affairs when a man eats up his cot ton by the time the crop is laid by and then gathers and markets it for nothing and hoards himself. Price* Tell, nutl People Tell Price*. YoU know, and we know, that a < tented customer is the best advertisement we can have. But oftentimes low-priced goods mean inferior and trafthy materials and make up, hence our endeavor has been to connect these two strangers, low priceft and good goods, and we are confi dent that onr customers will be a* well pleased ns we are nt our success. octI2lf J. It. Shaw. The Opera House was filled in spite of the bad weather. ‘ A Bunch of Keys” is an extravaganza of the liveliest desciiption and brimfull of a kind of fun that will keep the larger portion of the audi ence in a constant uproar. Miss Flora Moore, the largest key in the bunch, is the most lively, reckless and versatile of the harum-scarum school that has appeared here in a long time. Shu possesses a lovely voice and sings like an Irish thrush, witli a taste of the brogue once in a while. It is beyond us to de scribe this story of a model hotel. It will be better to take a room there to-uiglit and laugh—for laugh you must—during the three acts crowded with lively action, music and dancing.—Terre-Haute Express. COMING. Anslky Bints., ia new Rulow- will make it to your intercut to trade with them. Colored Hearse. The charge for the colored hears* and a span of Imihih will bnuiftcr Iv .*1.00. tf ^ J). B. IIill. New Goods, warranted pure and tresh, »t Anslky Bros. Full line of Stiff Hats iu all Colors and shape*. BylaxdkrA Arrinoton. octHtf Be sure to call on Anm.ky Bhos. wheu you want first-las* goods cheap. Hand-made Mens' Shoes. Double Calf l r ppers—waterproof. octbtf Hylanpek.V Arrinoton. Kerosene Oil 20c per gallon. Matches 10c |»er dozen boxes, mi Anslky Bros. lion* John R. Don*’ New Lowi Unltsrt Wild ilie Orest Inter Uccau Threr-ltiug Circus, Museum and Msuagerl*. The time will protmbly never come in the history of the iiumiin race when the people will gel tireti of visiting a lirst-cluss entertain ment under canvass. John 11. Doris, successful showman of many seasons, promises you an Attractive aggregation of museum and menag erie curiosities, and a grand series ofarenio perfoimanccs never seen before. That its title “The Now Monster Shows” may he no misno mer, Manager l'oris lias gathered the largest and most interesting collection of animals from all parts of the globe, a museum attraction of world wide celebrity, and has formed a circus corps of artists famous both here ami abroad. The people will have an opportunity of seeing the New Monster Shows at Americus, Monday, Oct. ST. The greatest attraction with the show is the White Spotted Sacred Kir- pliant, “Tbeodurus," the troupe of Brawny Turks, the Selbini French Bicycle ltiders, The Siberian Holl er Skaters, Turkish Rnite Throw ers, Prof. Moore's Troupe of Kdti ckled Dogs, a troupe ol ltoyal Capital. ‘•Howdy, General," said a Recob- deb man, yesterday, as he shook hands with the honest old veteran. “All right; how are you?” was the response. “All right. How are you com missioners getting along with the ‘oolitic?’ ” “It would be impossible to make better progress.” “How about that technical point in the bill which requires you !o have marble?” “That point has been raised by a son of an owner of one of the Geor gia marble quarries, and is all meant for effect. The fact is, the commissioners had no other choice than to choose ‘oolitic.’ There was but one bid with Georgia marble ill it, mid that run the cost of the cupitol $150,000 above the appro priation, so it was out ot the ques tion for us to consider it. We have submitted the ‘oolitic’ to very severe tests in tho hands of the Slate Cheinisl.and in no respect has it been found wanting. Two weeks ago last Thursday I left here and went to Toledo, Ohio, in com pany with another commissioner, to see about the bond ot the con tractors. They were only required to give a bond of about $178,000, anil they have given one for twice that amount. Wc went to the ooil tic quarries and examined tl.eir method of taking out the stone. They do not blast it, like other marble, hut by a channel process take it out in blocks o( any size. Many public buildings are using it. The Indiana state house is being built out o( it at a cost of $2,000,- 000. The marble is soft-when first taken out, hilt hardens by expos ure. “What are. the opponents of the ‘oolitic’ going to do about it? “They arc organizing a strong and unscrupulous lobby in Atlanta to appeal to the legislature to in crease the appropriation, and have the capitol built out of Georgia marble. I was asked the other day by Oapt. Harry Jackson why we did not give the contract to parties who would Imild it out of Georgia marble. Wc were stand ing by one of his line buildings, which was built out of Maine and Vermont marble. I ashed him why lie did not use Georgia instead of Maine and Vermont inarhie in erecting bis buildings. He said it was too high. I then answered that we were trying to serve the State as wc would serve ourselves, lie had nothing more to say.” “And how ia the work progress ing?” “Finely. Wcnre pushing every thing us fast as possible.” Eider Down” uiut “Calls Lit," are elegant complexion poirdirs nn.l are used ill ninuy places with perfect satis faction. In while flesh ani^pink al tf J. A. A D. F. Davem-ort's. Hunch of Keys. From the number of reserved scats already sold, it appears that the “Bunch of Keys” will have a larger house than Katie I’utnam. The play is not one of a deep plot, hut a rollicking piece of humor, full of humorous and lively situa tions, aud well calculated to amuse and entertain an audience. If you want n good seat, go early this morning and secure it. iMizpali. Our readers will have noticed that tho play in which l’atli Rosa appears at the Opera House next Tuesday night is chrixtencd "Miz- pah,” and may he in doubt as to the meaning. The word is taken from the Scripture and means ‘The Ford watch between me and thee when we are absent one from State rair Attractions. Finest Racing ever In Georgia. Largest display of Jerseys. The most Exciting Walking Match. The Finest Skating Rink. The largest display of Machinery. Most extensive display improv ed implements. Display of Hogs, Cattle and Poultry, very large. Fare only 3uts. Round Trip. M. J. Hatciieb. General Superinlendaol. Attempt of Marrisr, with Imtsnt to Kill.* Wp, the Jury of Americas C’onnty »*nd State of Georgia, find Hint S. M. Cohen, J the “Bargain Man," bus knowingly and will fully attempted, and continneH, the murder of hie good* by selling them tor less money thnn other merchants can bay them, therefore killing nil those high prices nn l long profit*. Hence, this Jmy decree it their dnty to present the name of 8. M. V, »hen to your Honor. In order to avoid a similar occurrence, or a coLtintnnce of this practice, we would advise nil good and law abiding citizens to repair at once to the Bargain Store and buy some of those Goods of fered nt murderous prices, so that we may have pence and harmony iu onr midst in future, Jim Suokejutkuy, Foreman. Henry J. C.indyeater, John B. Sngiroaue, Frank Frontbick, Joe E. Apnl^pie. Jack L. Keyring, Kobt. Lumberyard, Geo. K. Colton picker, h. J. Bookbinder. Torn Oruugepeeler, Will W. Bellringer, Bat F. Hiugwell. ociiatr TO.NSORIAf. ARTIsTI. We are now fitting up a first-class Bar ber Hhop in the room adjoining the post office. Our shop under Wheatley’s will be in charge of un experienced barber from Macon. In onr new quarters we will be better than erer prepared to oc- comnindate onr nnmeron* and gentle manly customers with prompt and skill ful work. We both served long appren ticeships before opening out on onr own own hue, and are therefore fully posted on the requirements of the trade, and nevor use dull razors on a heavy beard. When yon want any work done, call on us, and we will servo you promptly, Anderson & Lunford. Tits Reason Why, I. W. Harper's Nelson County Whiskey is preferred abovo all other Brands is because it is the most regular and most perfect Product, incontestably ever mode. A long experience in tho manufacture of the Hirpcr, the large capital of the Distiller which enables him to hold his Whiskey until it is fully ma tured, together with- tho fact that the Whiskey is bought by and shipped me to direct from the Distillery accounts for tho unvarying satisfaction it has given those best educated to a fine Whiskey. J. Israels, Sole 'Agent, October 2K’»m Americus On. OPERA HOUSE, ONE NIGHT ONLY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 230. The T B pproaclublq Comedienne, FLCIY MOORE, Tli fffti ter Success, A BUNCH OF KEYS, Supported by W. C. CnosmE, Ao. Trevor, Wm. Ryno, Kate Haver, Chah. Sawtkllf, Minnie Luckstone. Harry Booker, Jennie Bartine, J. H. Branick, Valentins Drescheh. Tho Grand View Hotel Set carried iti entirety. Original Music: elegant Costuming. REGULAR PRICES ! Referred Heat* on sale at Rixs Agues." Aycock'i and Mrs. Lewis's *411.00. octHtd PUBLIC SALS. Mayor and City Council of Americas, Georgia, vs. George S. Brush and the Manhattan Artesian. Well Co. Attachment in Sumter Superior Court, levying an order for sale nnder Section 3048 of the Code of Georgia. By virtue of an order of the Hon. Alhn Fort, Jrdge of the Superior Court of the Southwestern Cironit, passed on October 20th, 1884. •Will be sold before the Court House <loor in tho city of Americus, Go., on Friday the 31*t day of October 1884, be tween the usual and legal hours of sale, one ftteara boiler, steam engine, derrick and all the personal property used in the digging or boring of the Artesian Well in the city of Americus, Ga. Levied on by virtue of an attachment in favor of Mayor and City Conocil of Americus vs. George S. Brush and the Manhattan Ar tesian Well Company. lletnrn&ble to the next Superior Court of said sounty and levied on a* the prop erty of said defendants. J. W, MIZE, Sheriff. Americus, Ga., Oct. 20tb, 1884. oc(21-tds ALLEN HOUSE AMERICUS, GA. I take pleasnre in announcing to the public that my hotel will be opened at 12 o’clock m, on Saturday, 25th lost I have everything arranged for the comfort and convenience of nil who may favor me with their patronage. Very respectfully, oct22iltwlt Mrs. W. H. Allen. INSURE WITH THE Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society ASSETS *1,120,07*. Headqunrters for BootP, Shoes, Hats and Umbrellas, nt oct8tf Rylandkr & Arrington's. New Advertisements. , ^ m Agenl< 4*1 4*V " * Ai i * At Bank of America* Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest I j : Copartnership Kotice. 1 barn this day asaoeiated with in* In my Iflde “i OTIFPnn HI WHIP OAUPO UTUF I If * mi UommlMlon business Mr. C. A. BELL to bet U. UiliuU lfl Tinij oMlu lurili. | ter carry on th* »rtme, si my old stand on Cotnn under the tlrm name and itjle ot 8. U. THE PEOPLE’S Ratified by the People! THE PABTlf OF EC0A0RY1 REKOhfi. WE RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF THE POOR WE MAKE THE RICH RICHElt _ good WltA TO ALL ' PROTECTION VS. OVERCHARGE NO DISTINCTION IN SEX- NATIOV ALITY OR COLOR. ' ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL WIDE AWAKE AND BOUND TO WIN. REFORM! Whereas, Many citizens ol this community have heretofore subjected themselves to unnec- essary expense and burdensome overcharges in the purchase ol goods; Therefore be it Resolved, That the interests of the people demand the for- mation of a new parly which shall concentrate its patronage on one close-dealing candidal.-, and thus combining with cor rect principles, make still small er profits practical and result in the greatest good for all. To this end weannouncc our self as the l COHEN A CO. Hcsuccltally, S. M. COIIKN. , j Thanking the public for the liberal patronage ! and eonddeuc# put in mo whits conducting this ' burincs*. 1 huepenk for tbs new firm a contiuu - iibco tf the same. Mr. Bell alone will attend to I ihe puicluue ••fnny and all Country rroducs, and ; hope* Ly f»tr ind liberal treatment to meru fair and bnv you a NEW BEIT for what th* rrpairiug patronage. _ «, If. CORKS A CO. will cost, then you have* new harm-** and all i* *ept»aA'Um Ho If yuur OLD II AH NESS need* a stitch go t< John M. Coker well. A Large and New supply of SADDLERY AND HARNESS !! of nil grade* and kinds, Juit in and frr **le Cheaper than Ever Before Offered In this city. FINE GOODS AND PIECE HARNESS A SPECIALTY I DURHAM’S IHPaOVED STANDARD TURBINE! Is tho best ccnitructrd and fin ished, give* better nerceutsfte, m«ts power, and I* sold for less moosjr, per boas power, than any oth r Turbine In the world. BT*Mew pamphlet sent frit, by lUOI., lUvr York. FULL AND COMPLETE. JOHN M. COKER. Sugar Cane Wanted ... I want to buy 5,000 Stalks of Sugar ml an) thing > Cune, for which I will pay the highest market price iu cash. J. T. Stallings, By Toole, McGarrah & Tondee’s. cctlfiwl GOOD UOIV FOR SALE CHEAP, j Will give two aud a half gallons milk : per day. Ila* a fine calf. Will sell cheap | for cash. Apply at j oct2ldlw’ Tim* Ofvick. i OtHfjStf. Egyptian Jugglers, :i score of another, v and in fact this sentence i fatuous Athletes, the best male and j is the one concluding the play. female rider known to the proles-| — sion: its three Chariot Bands of fifty uniformed musicians und in ' fact its thousands of attractions : About Spelling, A noted American >ai«l that he would nut give a cent for a uiau who couldn’t apell a word ••more than rn« way." No- aml scores of the most celebrated ; tie* the following spelling: C-l-o-a-t-h-e-a. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Ham*, Soda, j equest rians known to the arena j C-l-o-»-e, C-l-o-t-h-e-s, C-l-o-z-e. You can | I’rMOi T.rt<‘r, OiD^i-r. Mac,.. l‘,pp,r. : w i|| all be cxkibitcil. Judsine from I uke your choice »nii kn°w thxt John B • ° 1 til...'. THU PT.APV Ia lin,, tnni. P.11 Spices, Cloves, Nutmeg*, etc. Anm.ky Bros. Shall \Ys Meet Again. Yes, sir: and at the situe old place, the ( . Bargain Store, where they are aelling I * a ric, ‘ „ l Shaw a is THE PLACE to buy your Fall the-numerous press notices we ..... . ... , : , ,i * 1 and Winter Clothing u you desire to get i have seen in the leading journals j fall value lor yoar monev . octiatf J concerning this mammoth show, it everything ia the Dry Goods Shoe and Bat Una at pries* that can not tee y ttl j i%ty. If you want to see a tempting display of candies of various forms to please the eye, and flavors to phase the palate, call L tusaal Lentous t A till) Ic t jilt rtc.'ivtd and only 25etl. ' • t W. J. Phillij • A Co's, Star Bakery, pn do*M. t. luusu, ; ootlS-tf AID DEALERS M A COMPLETE USE OF HIRE DREES, «ki ▲mwiou%Gft. OUR PLATFORM! Low tariff on all goods us<-d by the people, such as Dry Goads, Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Soots, Shoes, Hats, Tranks, Etc. As low prices surely incrcns. es trade aud results in 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 poor article is dear atany price.) No misrepresentation. Sell every article on its own merits and at its true value. JOIN US! Be on the winning side. Al ready we are elected—elected to sell you chenperj than the cheapest; elected to show you the best and newest; in tact elected as the people's true bar gain-giving, litir dealing candi date. Be one to help roll up the big majority in favor ol cor rect principles and'the advance ment of true economy and re form. See us personally and learn our civil service principle*- In return for patronage we promise Fair Dealing, Straight Goods, Bed-Rock Prices. Polls now open and will re main so until further notice. Vote early and often is tin wish of yours truly. JOHN R. SHAW, Forsyth Street, Americus, Go.