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SB Americus Recorder. Tbe DAILY RECORDER u pji.ll.l.ed every AOr id* (ilOndrty excep ed). Toe WK-Kf.Y KKColtDER la i.o-tlUbcd •very Friday u.orn ny. IVBSCniPTIOS HATES. JM* Recorder, par non b, We. Weekly Rrcor.rr, per y tar,.... fZUu. DAILY ADVCRTimo RATES. Tranaient lute* *—# ■ par tlon, and lie i rare it lin-e for u'^cquc-ui liucr* Sc let S.PcIal rat.i tl.e publilbvr • c* i bo mad' vlth W. L-OLESSN'Klt. I*ubl.»ber. II. V HTOIIKV, Local Editor. TO JV 3NT TA.LS. »P«. Aud •cm line* ¥ tab i very day. The Patti Rosa troupe will stop at tbe Allen House. Yesterday was a real October day—clear, cool and crisp. Read our list of presents to be distributed among our advance paying subserf tiers. DEPAH1IKE OK UAli.H. Going* wt»st *ud south close hi. i2.U0 p n. G dag east au<l north dote hi.. .. 2:39 p 111 Nigbt mail north clime st 8 .(top For Buena Vista ntul ElUville Cio*es daily * xcept Sunday ut 12:30 p in Lumpkin, Preston, Weeton, nod Plrtius ot Dumt cIoshm on M u- day, We.lne dayund Fiidny mi 1:00 p m Fri*-i>d«bip, DtanerviileRtid Clmrcu Hill clod h dally, t xcept Sunday. st 8:00 a nx Bottstord, Providence a.id Seal* closes Saturday at 0:00 a m Hudson cliit.es Frid >y at 8.-00 u w Lamar cloaca Tncsduy and Fri day at... 8:00 a to Tbe above arrangement! will combine until change in laiinmd schedule. W. A. Black. P. M. LOCAL SCIIIfiDULF. On nod after Soud-ty, October Mb train* will ran m follows: TRAINS SOUTH. Mail Ninth 12:19 m. M*ht K*pre*», s-uib .... tfftap. in. D y - •» a .t.rt»v !;*> u. in Mont »“ •- Monday t.Mu. i TRAINS NOIU H. If si I north 1:00 p. i Rlltbt KxpMk* 1:01 h. i iMy Krvlsbi, • * Hu ml ay V:»0n. i Might *• *• Munusy &U4 n. r LOrr WAuKKN, Asm-. Collector as* Solicitor. Mr. M. M. Folsom is the duly author ized Collector and Solicit, r for the Re corder, and nil bis linnineHMtrflnsictiotiH ij connection therewith will be duly r.-cognized and accepted by the proprie tor Cotton Report. Received yeslerday 34•» Received previoiiato date 12.4UG R'ciipts to date 12.752 Judge F. U. West, of Leesburg, died on Ttiurslay He Was Coun ty Judge of Lee county. Tbe residence of the lale Judge L. 1*. D. Warren, in Albany, wa*. destroyed by lire Thursday night. The original meaning of darling was “little dear.” Probably this it why a girl always calls her spring bonnet a darling. ADDENDA. Ambrosia flue cut at McKenzie’s All kinds Canned Fish at Ansi.ey Bros. Emperor Cigars, genuine Hu van on; twenty-five in a he x, at McKenzia’a. 11 All kinds Canned Fruits nt Ansi.ey Bros. Full line of latest Broadway 8.1k lints. octStf Rylandkr A Arrinoton. Bboice and Frtsb Line Pure Confec tions at Anslky Bros. TURNIP ^da Fresh at ^ w laXvAA j, a. A D.F Davenport's All kinds Citnned Vegetables at Anslky Bros. Skill in count etton with pure drugs • in always bo relied on nt J. A. & D. F DaNENPOHT*. tf New lot of fineMnokernl just in. at Anslky Bkds. Z igler Brother*' Fine Shoes a speci alty. KyLandkh & Arrington. oct8tf Malsga Grapes, Bxnanss and Choice Eastern Apples, at Anslky Bros. Old Sinner Cigars. Tbu finest import- e 1 wines at MoK’-rre'*. Headquarters for Bools, Shorn, Hats and Umbrellas, nt ootBtf Bylindku & Arhinoton's. M'xod Pickles, Nmt Pickles and Sour K aut, at Anslky Bros. John B. Stetson’s Hats. oci8.f Bylandkk A Arrington. Full line of Liirabtfs Snow-Flake and S veet Crackers, at Ansley Bros. For FALL .Id WINTEIt DOXXETS • id Hats cull no SI1IS. SI. E. ItAlXEM. | J -ckm n Street. Amcricu., Ita. ocl3 3m I'.uncs, Cmruu h, Enron, Datei and j Orsia.lcd Coconnut. nt Ax.LKY B«o«. Silt, Alpaca, mid Scm-h Oingbom Urn- b.ellaa. Bilasueh A AmusoTOx. <xt8 r VVc learn iliat, Alina Davenport. iluiiolnor of Judge Davenport, Or dtnary of Webster county, wu*- imrrieil lo a Mr. SKinner, at Pre* ton, Thursday niulit. The military ot tbu State will bavc a convention in Atlanta on November fith lo press tbeir move ment in relation to tbe aid from tbe State in equipping tbo mili tary, etc. Annanias Johnson ‘informed tin ltEcoiiuF.it man that he was feeding Mr. C’s eow on cabbage all day yesterday, and expects to milk 21 gallons of first rule Jersey put liquor from tier this morning. Wbilo in Amerlcu. n lew day ago we met Mr. It W. Leilsinger, a well-known cotton buyer of Col iimbus. lie was buying all tin cotton lie could, and we were in formed tlint it was shipped to Col umbus. Ledxingor is a sharp buy or and il be did not mike money iiy buying cotton in Atnericus anti shipping it to Columbus he would seek other fields.—Buena ViBtu Sentinel. From the above it would seem that Mr. Ledsinger was buying cot ton here, shipping it to Columbus, and rcsbipping it like other cotton, The fact ol tbe matter is, ns wean reliably informed, that Mr. Led singer lately ever buys anythin, hcie but inferior cotton,something the other buyers will not have, aim ns is well known, there is but iitll, of llmt this season. It is prohibit that Mr. Ledsingcr ships this cot ton to some of the Col imbus cot ton mills, if ho can make any money shipping cotton to Colum h.ii, it is strange tbo other buyer, here arc not wealthy, when they ship to Savannah, New York and Liverpool. Patti Ilona. Patti Ilasa, the bewitching tilth souhreltc, is an English lady, and made her lit st appearance in Araer ion some eight years ago. She i. • qually at homo in Irish, Dulcl nnd Yankee business, and in New York she sang iu both German and Italian. There is no qiicstioi about Iter talent. Being unique, merry, picturesque, graceful, churn ing and thoroughly clover, sent! ment nnd pallioa are strangers' ti her. Site is endowed with an in exhaustible spirit of humor, and her voice and actions are only bat monious when she is "cutting up.’ Her voice is a sweet mezzo-soprano, and her capers anil caprices an apparently endless. She is pretty, and dances well, and yet i, modest, pleasant and entertaining. —Chicago Morning Newa. ■lunch or Keys. Miss Flora Moure’s Bunch ol Keys was presented lo a very fait audience at Glover's Open House Thursday night. From the open Assley linos.. in new ltolow lllocl,, I jn£ scene to the close the plav will a sks it to your inter*.. ,o tmde j well rteeived. and constantly elicit with them, , . . -r ' e«l hearty applause. The hotel New Goods, warrauUtl por« and ire»h, j (tecne in the second act was the * l Anslky Bros, j ever presented in lids city in Full line of Stiff II u in »I1 Color, and ! lhe Ka .V of a comedy. Mins Moore's Shapoe Uvlaxuku A Anuixuvox. | singing and dancing carried the ° 0, ®' f ^ | houac hy storm. She is tbe first Be .unto Ml’ on Axslky Bros, when | lady who has ever auccesslully yon want fir* •■Ian* m-odacheap. “I had no idea you were going to publish what 1 told you. a few daya ago," said Gen. Cook jeat.r day, "or I should have taken the trouble to ho explicit and make you correct." "I am ready to correct anything I reported incorrectly, Geaeraf, slid the reporter. “lo answer to your question as to‘what the parties would do who desired to use Georgia marble,’ 1 answered that with that the com missioners had nothing to d-q but would use whatever material thu legislature would authoriZ). Tue commissioners liar) contracted with experienced and most competent builders for tbe entire w,>rk of tbe building; of handsome and most durable material, fire proof through out, and in accordance with tbe law in every respect and within the up’ propriation. The commissioners were as anxious to use Georgia material as any other citizens ol the state, but the bids made on i f and the limit of thejappropria'ion, made it impossible for them to do so.” "X also said that I understood that m tny ol tbe parties who sign ed the request to tbe commission ers had, in the erection of their own buildings, used marble and granite from other States, and not that of Georgia, and hud.supposed because they thought it either cheaper or better material.” "In reply to your question as to who was Mr. Bell, who was eircu- dating his letters throughout the State, I staled 1 did not know him but understoo I bis lather was tbe joint owner, or agent of tbe owner, of a marble quarry in X’ickens county, who ha i been exceedingly anxious for tbe o immissioners to idopt bis marbles for the build* '"g,” Tbe Allen nouse. Tbe Allen House, as the new hotel has been christened, will be opened to tbe public to-day at noon. When Col. Ilawkins first talked of renovating tbe old brick block on tue corner of Cotton Avenue and Forsyth street, and converting it into a hotel, people generally thought it a foolish un< lertaking, as it was supposed that it could not be made to look pre sentable, but now that the work has been done, and the building made to look like new inside and mt, the transformation is so won lerful that all are lost in admira tion at the genius which created so wondrriul a change. Tbe'hotel is i model of neatness and comfort, ■ nside and out, and under the charge of Mrs. W. II. Allen wt 1 soon become one ot tbe most popu lar hotels in tbe State. Mrs. Allen is already well and favorably known to tbe traveling public, having con ducted the Farmer House at Daw son in such a manner as to mske it a favorite resort of travelers, and we bare every reason to believe that she will make the Allen House even more popular. Americui Is to be congratulated upon this addi tion to its hotel accommodations for there is nothing tbst gives strangars a more favorable opinion of a city than writ kept hotels. sang the old lamiliar negro tnelu dies in this city, and when the au dience caught the sounds the ip- pluusc was deafening. The uni versal verdict was that the play was one of the best ever presented in this city, and if Miss Moore _ . ever comes back she will be greet- *• L,r :!' "T" 80 ' 1 '' i ed with a crowded house. UsDd-tuaJe Mens' Shoes. Double Calf Urp«it—watt (proof. oct8.f Bylandkk A Arrington. Kerosena On YUc per gallon. M-tchfs 10c per dt zen boxes, at Anslky Bros. Cream Tarter, Ginger, Mate, Pej ptr, Splcts, Cloves, Nutmegs, etc., nt Anslky Bros. About Spelling, A noted Anirncan *ai<l tbnt be would not give a e*nt lor a man who couldn't *p»dl a Mo*d “mi-ie than • may.” No- Stall We Meet Again. m ^ m im> >w . ||o ^ *®d at the same old place, the tice thefollowfrg spelling: C*'*04*t*h*r*«, Bargain Store, where th»y are stl ing C--l-o s-e. C-l o-'-bi’-s. C-l-«*-z-e You can averuh ag io the DrvGoodt. thus and 'ak® y-ur «*h«ici’ and know tbatj >bn U Hit l bift Drift! ZiZnJi uln u . U THB * LKCE 10 bnv F-W Fall 1 ' * •“* k,, p “• WlbUrCliUliInu if you desire to cat j ell veins ter yeas aeli/> esUlU, Another DIaxe. Abiut 1:30 Friday uiurning, the fire alar<p was raised and the blaze waslocttcd in tie rear of Bug Cbapmm's saloon. There was a considerable amount ot straw and a pi e of barrels piled near the rear o 'the building, and either intern li .rally or by an act of careless, noss, tbe straw was set on fire, the flames soon spreading among the barrets and when discovered by Mr. Chapman were higher than tbe tranaom. Before tbe fire compa nies ha I time to get out, Mr. Chap- mao extinguished tbe flames with buckets ot water, scattering tbe barrels, aud thus preventing a dis-strom conflagration. During tbit dry and windy weather, people cannot be too cautious in dropping burning stumps of cigar., cigar- rettes, matches, kt, that are still on Ore. A little spark might very easily destroy thousands of dollars worth ol property. Manager Glover baa placed large beating stoves in me opera huuse, which makns It comfortable and pis suit la am) waaiksr. LED TO TBE ALTAB. Mr. George \V. Seiple, Jr., of Atlantic aod jllsa Lidie Elam, of Americus, were united la msrraige Tuesday evening In the Methodist church st Forsyth and reached At lanta yesletday performed in the presence ot the largest congregation ever assem bled in Forsyth and tbe holy words that made the twain one were spoken by Rev. J J. Singleton, an uncle of the bride. The chnrcb was beautifully dec-.rated with fl.wers and evergreens and tbe scone was a most pleasing one as the bri-lal ptr’y inarctied up tbe aisle, while tbe organ pealed forth a wed ling march. Tue bride was attired in a lovely costume, am) tbe orange blossom wreath and the veil which rested upon her queenly head made her a picture of loveli ness rarely seen. The groom wore tbe conventional black. Tbe at tendants were Lieut Cbas E. Seiple of Atlanta, and Miss Mattie T. Singleton, of Forsyth; Mr. IF. E Emm, of Americus, and Miss Ella Smith, of Forsyth, and Mr, F. M. Amrens.of Atlanta, and Miss Lula Smith, ol Forsyth. After the mar riage ceremony the- bridal party repaired to 'be Rev. Mr. Singleton’s residence, where a reception was tendered them, and yesterday at 12:3(1 arrivedJn Atlanta and: were met at tbe union depot by Mr. and Mrs. Soiple, Sr., an I driven to tbeir residence, 213 Decatur street where miny friends extended con gratulation* lost evening. Me. Seiple is one of Atlanta's most popular young hudness men. He is a gentleman of fine moral char acter. and excellent business quali Scations and has a host of friends in Atlanta who wish him a wedded 1 fe < f great duration and much happiness. His bride is a daughter of Colonel Sam.,el Elam, of Amer icas. She is a young lady of great beauty and rare mental at tainments and has always been great belle. She is destiued to add much to Atlanta's social ele ment. Mr. and Mrs. Seiple re ceived many handsome presents. They will make Atlanta their home. "Eider Dowd" and "Call* Lily" are elegant complexion powden and are nsed in many places with perfeot satis faction. In white flesh and pink nt •J. A. A D. F. Davbnpoiit’s. On another page will be found the fall announcement of the Third Annual Distribution to be made to the advance paying subscribers of the Rzc rdeb. It will be seen that doable the- number of presents wilt be given ewav this year that there was last, among them some very handsome and valuable ones. The marriage ceremony wa#=f Planters will find a big inducement in the guano and cotton seed meal; but we bare this year endeavored to especially please our lady read ers, and they will Bud in Lite fine White Sewing Macbiae, shoe*, silver ware and fancy articles an inducement to get tbeir husband* to renew thelr sub.cviplions. VV would call especial attention to the fine books offered. These books are not ot a o >enp order, but are alt' by popular authors, well primed and Handsomely hound, any one ol tbe volumes being worth one dul Ur. The amount of subscription to tbe Kec >bdeb is not large, anti it can be paid in advance as wed as at the end of the year, and you can thoreuy secure a chance in the gift distribution. JOHN D. DORIS’ Already the excitement of John B. Doris’ Great Monster Shows that is to appear on Monday, Oet. 27, is making itself manifest among ourcitiZdns. Everybody is making preparations to go and take all tbeir children. Too much cannot be said to urge people to attend the New Monster Shows, combined with the Great Inter Oaean, it they tlesire to see the largest and finest menagerie, museum, cireue and theatre combined ever seen it Americus. This monster aggregation has the reputation of coming fully up to all they advertise, and many ol our exchanges ssy they have done more than this. The princely stieet parade in the morning gives full, free view ol tbo great giant elephants, camels and other beasts Ten open dens of performing ani mala will be exposed to the publio free of charge We advise all to be in town in good season to wit ness this grand sight. ■late Fair. By reference to the advertise- men’, in another column, il will lie seen that the Southwestern rail road will run a special train be tween Americus and Macon for the accommodation of those who wish to visit the State Fair next week By thia arrangement our people can leave home In the morning, spend a day in Macon aud get lack home at a reasonable hour tbe same night. Prl««» Tall, anrt Ptopl* Tail iki Price*, Y*m know, and wo know, that a con tented cubt uuer ia the beat advertisement we c tn have. Bat oftentiuiea low-priced goods mean inferior and trashy materials and make up, hence our endeavor lias been to connect these two strangers, low ptices and good goods, and we are confi dent that onr customers will be as well pleased as wo are at oar success. t. fe. tuuw. COMING I TBU GREATEST OF l|g j lt JOIB. BOB IVEI'W Attempt of Murder, with Intent to Kill. We, the Jary of American County nnd State • f Georgia, find that S. M. Coher tbe “Bargain Man,” boa knowingly nnd w Ufally utlemp ed, ami continues, the micder of.hi.4 goods by selling tht-m lot lean money than otter merchants can bny them, therefore killing all thoxe high prices anil long piofi e. Hence, thia Juiy decree it.their doty to present, the name of S. il C then to-y one Honor. In order lo avoid a similar occurrence, or a coitnnanca cf thia practice, we wonld advise a lgo»d and law abiding citizens to repair at once to th&Birga n Store, and bay. home of those Good* of fend: at murdecuus. price*, so that we may have p-ae* aud.. harmony in our midst in future. Jim Smokebukry, Foreman. Henry J. C mdyratcr, John IJ S-ig-.rcane, Frank From back, J «»* E pi#*. J tek L. Keyring, Ribt. Lumberyard, Geo. K. Cottoiipiuker, L. J. li • *ao u» r, Tom Orangepe*d-r, Will W. B Uniiktr, Prtt F. Siugwelk octltif TON SOKIA L ARTISTS. We are now fitting up a first-class Bar ber Shop in the room sdj lining the porn >. Our shop under Wb* atlej'n will be in charge of nn exp-rienced barber from Micon. In onr new quartern wt- will be better than ever prepared to ac commodate our numerous and grnth- manly customt-ra with prompt and skill ful work. We both nerved long appren ticeships b< f re i.pening out on our own own line, aud are therefore lull} posted on the requirements of the trade, ami n«*ver u<e dull raz >rs on a heavy beard. Wh»n you want any work done, call on '», and we will a*rve you promptly. Anderson & Lukfoud. ” A CARD. To all who are suffering from the emu. and indisort lions of ycutn, nervou- weakness, early deer* loss ol manhood* &c.. I will send a ipn that will cm* you, FREE OF C L.tBGE. This *r»at remedy was discovered by a missionary in Honth America. Send aself-addre>#Hed envelope to the B*v. Joskph T. Inman Station /), Nt# York (hty New Advertisements. WANTED. A situation by a young m^n who can write a good hand, in quick at figutaa. and will work fora mou»r.tta *ahrv. Address, ACTIVE. ooi25dlw Care of Rec j dkr. A Special Fair Train. Will be run betaeenAmer'cns and M icon next week. The schedule is a<« f -lloaa: Leave M.con, 5:45 p. m Arrive a! Amerlcu*,. 9:2* p m. Le .ve Am#-ric- s, 5:25 a. m Arrivn at Mao n 9:15 a- m. First tr in will leave Macon Monday, 27.h, p. m. Fir-t train from Aimriciix Tuesday A. M. Schedule in tfleet till S tnrday p. ». Far* for Ronml Trip, $2 85. Good from October 20th to No vember 2nd irclnsive. Lott Warren, Agent. UNITED WITH TUE t liter- 12 IAMI0THIH3WS COIBJBIS UU.KD3I I mbxaqerif: .Qi'vnicx i 3 m.\-o civrtTs *Nn tLtVVlEUT.IE.UBEBTA0f.-3 Unrqmlfl In Kxlrr.l -U.m, , tmciiwn#-#s in*l Il i4i , r Ot-tL 1 * Ki. elkn e-Ue jii rin* f«r n, ^ I r.in.p tr.a lo i 3 PALACE RAILWAY TRAIIS.3 AMERICUS, MONDAY, THE SACRED WONDER, THE0D0RUS, The Wh!tc-9i»oUel Mitril U pv-B'. Iforo ami (t i n WiM ■i OPEN DEN'S OF A A J-VJ WILD BEAST 1U B-Great Circ»4 e Embrat'in/ 100 l.t*a*l "q imtl L’nli pn.cU ‘-hjn- 3-Sename iins-3 ’hi- l;irjrci-t "f CIr u. «'»’< • i i 4 -o' Rutiier lit Hu- Clvl- *.‘d tVo.-.d, Ii.cli U.i.g 411K1L Kil.nvw niiksll <•<! In tit i r N R ' «- ValP.Wo tk-r'u! V HUMAN PYRAMIDS. GLOVER’S OPERA HOUSE UESDAY, OCTOBER 28tli First appearance In An irlct.s ofthe LITTLE SPARKLE OF SUNSHINE, P1TTI BOB!, Th# ra'jr living rinl Fx*tfs bne. n lb« Aracri- C D 'tax**, m her Won. crful - £ u cr.s and soviety Cumo-lv D.anu, MIZPAH Hnlblr.I. French Trnu . I’harnil..! Katitif rpa. rour Unuftl Urolhi'i O Mian A-t K la S okra, lle.t II re Bu k Kqu««»n cither U tj tor Aim run , „ , hsi k Mmk . Utr punt.tt'*, l***i u! ; r 1 •'* it.itr «»r ib«* Area.. the Clu.m ion Dm Orru*. I'-^ 11 dnjr Is |f , Uauct', play i-n-J* b^M lo.aml Free Slrcct Parade ( Takes place d dly nt 10 ^ M ‘ rtn '!„*j Scprorted bjr bur tit.iD r, nc t*»pu C. M. LESTER and E. L. WILLIAMS. ! ClESJ ElCO » Company >4 Bare Ea- s udin t »Yo ug and T Canted lane. TH'lEK SOLID Xtll.KS 1 > l.K>< qui'-t-M ituariy ».n ii«*«r i” I* p int. Ex ebstwertaugebi’it tffeded f».r REGULAR PRICES! | DaorsOpei Tkk.tAio.iU I*