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■HH Americus Recorder. 14 r “ •"* tht WEEKLY RKC0B1 IIVIKRIPTIOA RATES, Dali? Recorders pet month Me. Weekly Recorder/perjeer, (DAILY ADVERTISING) RATES, Ttucienl **te*-»2 per *qo*r* o» ten Uoe* tor •rat tnai'itlon, Mi lie for tech tin, local Notla* (e ftr lino lot «rrt imcrtiou end (e per line for nek sabaeqw't Ituertloa. •pedal rate fee contract, can be mad. with tbapnbUdm. W. L. GLKSSNKU, I*obl fiber. H. C. ITOtlKV, local Kdltor. TO fiVZC •FAX.K. And eon tSta* new tell ertrj ii DEPART! BK OP MAIL*. Going went and noulh oloan at. 12*0 p m Ooingeaatand north close at.... 2 *9 pm Sight mall north closest 8*0 pm For Buena Vista and Ellaville cloaca dally except Bonds/ at 1230 p m Lumpkin, Preston, Weston, and Plains of Doaa doses on Mon day, Wednesdayand Friday at 1 *0 p o Friendship, Dranesrille end Church Bill clous daily, exeepLSnnday. at . 8*0 am KoUsiord, Providence and Beals doses Saturday at 0:00 a in Hudson closes Friday at. 8*0 a m Lamar doses Tuesday and Fri day at 8*0am The above arrangements will contlnne The above arrangements will co until ehango in railroad schedule. W. A. Biacu, P. M. Gyles’ poetry will bo found in teresting. . . See change in the schedule of Southwestern railroad. Mr. Alex. MoKenzio made: • pleasant visit to Eufdulayesterday. The Mechanics’ new hose reel will he christened Thursday night, so we are told. o Mrs. Frank Ethridge, nee Miss Tookic Lamar, is visiting relatives in the city. Mr^ Ratio Cooper returned homo Saturday night, having recovered from her late illness. The hoys are staking their money up pretty lively, now that the election is in its last stages. There la ono. honest woodman in the country, lle-broogbt in- such n big load that it broke hia wagon tlown on Cotton Avenue yesterday. tOOtb SCIIKDUI.Ki On sad eAer Baad.y, November II irelnewlll ran u fellow.: TRAINS SOUTH. Moll eostb 11:29. to Nleht Seprefe, couth rfiSp. to. Bsp rrelftit •• ex SoDd.y C:» p. to. Nljbt " “ •• Voodoy 1:25 «. ml TRAINS NORTH. Hell not lb...... 3:0* p. m. Mt*bt Kxpreee 3:U3e.m. Day Vr.lebt, ex Sunday 0:2* NlCbt •• « Monday 3.0S uloy n.lis 0.111. IaITT WAKRE8, Aimt. Callector and Mollrltor, Mr. U. M. Foleom is Iho duly anthor- ixed Collector and Bolioitor for the Rb- CORDZH, and ell his busiueiia transaction, in connection tberewith will bo duly recognised and accepted by tbe proprie tor 'Cotton Rtpavt. Received) yesterday 193 Received previousto date 14,419 Receipts to date.. . 14,882 The Eufanla Daily Bulletin is offered tor sslc, Dr. Iloyl wishing to devote bis entire time to the preparation of n medicine to cure rheumatism. The boys who were out with hilts gave it up very early in the day, Monday. Collections are very alow, and none but the most perse vering manage to get uny money. The change in the time of tbe down passenger is a good thing tor our business men, as now they can get their mail before going to din ner. We hope the schedule now in operation will be continued. l'iekled nigs feet, barrel pickles and prud'ieo t,t ell kinds st ncl2ti-tf WrsN A Wood's. Ambrosia flue out at McKenzie's Emperor Cigars, genuine linvsnna; twenty-five in n box, nt MoKenzie's. Full line of latest Broadway Kitk lists. oct8tf ItvLANDEn & Amiixotox. TURNIP r,c,h »* 1 UaUvIa j t a. A D.F Davenport's Go to Wynn A Wood for fancy grecor all kinds. Zelgler Brothers' Fine Bhocs a spcci alty. Rylandkii & Abbikotox. ootatr Old Hlnner Cigars. The finest import- ad wines at MoKenzie's. Apples, oranges, lemon, and coconnnts it Wtnk A Woon’s. oetiM-tf Headquarters for Bools, Bhocs, Hats and Umbrellas, nt ootfitf Rtlandkr A Aiihinoton's. Tbe A. P. A L, H. H. is moviug along. The grading ic now being done across the Mucknlce flats, tbe greater part of the trestling in the swamp, being completed. The cut on tbe western side goes way down to hard pan. The glass front of tbe Commer cial House came near being demol ished Satnrday night. An unruly mule started direot for it, and had it not been (or the wagon catching on the sidewalk there would have been some heavy damage done. The Banker’s Daughter. When Bronson Howard wrots “The Banker’s Daughter," be. pro duced tbe best BOcieCy play tl graoss the boards of the theatre to day, a com* dy that baa been play ed throughout the length and breadth of i he country and met with one universa 1 verdict, viz: Splendid. Tbe story is familiar to play goers and readers. The sscri- flee cf a daughter to save her father; her marriage with a man the does not love, but .who is the soul of honor and pure devotion; hia discovery of his wife’s indiffrr ence to him, after having lived with her lor a period of years, of fering daily his devotion at a shrine hicb with the blindness of lore be could not see was veiled to him their separation,and in tbe end tbe bosband’s recall by tbe wife, who during I is.absence has learned to know bow well she loved him— all this is related with a wealth of incidents that engages and retains the closest attention and a depth of pathos that ap peals to the innermost sensibilities of the spectator. The intrinsic merit of this excellent work is not lessened by the fact that it is entirely devoid of the tendency to cater to a morbid uppetite that comprises a rock of offense in so many ‘‘society’’ plays. “The Bank er’s Daughter" in certainly a very powerful and absorbing play. The story is full of interest, there is an abundaucc of comedy clement to brighten it up, and, above all, the chaiactersare made to talk and act like men and women. The appearance in this city of this company, in this great play will be hailed with delight by ail Ofln Honrs Baitth.rn Express Co, . November 4. v. Oil account of the election tha store of Flicker A Bro., will be JoVir : Hours fur reoeivtpu -nd delivering ex press wiltbofrom 1030a m. to 12*0o. m., end 2 p. ut. to 4 p. m. Time fur train connections it-dud-d. a C. CoorKli, A tent. ANNOUNCEMENTS- SUM! Jill VOL XIV. FOR MAYOU We are anthoiizou to announce namo rf A. C. BELL a< a cauJirlate for Mayor of America^ At the Municipal elec tion in December next. augl if SO THEY DO. “Elder Down" and "Coils Lily” are elegant complexion powders and are lived in many places with perfect satis- lection. In whito flesh and pink at If 3. A. A D. F. Davenport's. I will keep tny Ice llonse open on .Sun days from II n. m. to 1230 p. in., only. oct31.3t J. Ishakhs. John B. Stetson’s Hats. ocl8tf Ryi-andkr A Aniiixr.rox. For FALL and WINTER BONNETS and IIAT8 call on MRS. M. E. RAlNES, Jackson Street, Americas, Go. ootfi-fim Silk, Alpacas, and Scotch Gingham Um brellns. livr.ANlii.lt & Auiiinotos. oot8lf Full liue of Stiff lists Id all Colors and Shapes. Btlandkb A Ahkinuton. ootfitf Hand-made Mens' Shoes, Double Calf Uppers—waterproof, octttf KvuNDzn A Abribotok. it wns reported on the street yesterday that Col. Albert Lamar, editor of the Macon Telegraph, had said to a gentleman of this oity that he hoped Frank Bell would beat Crisp in this district. If this is a fact, it will not do tbe Tele graph any good in this section. The citizens of Hawkinsvillo publish Mr. W. A. Jeter in Sun day's Constitution as the II. I. Kimball of Ilawkinsvillc, and they point with pride to the numerous enterprises he has sucessfuliy start ed. Although we have neatly everything, Americus lacks a Kim ball or Jeter. Cilsrnl Hears*. The charge for tho colored hearsti and e span of horses will hereafter be 44.00, If D. R. Hli.l. Afeetst.IpclIlUK, A noted American said that ho would not give a cent for n man who couldn't apelTa word “moro than ono way.” No tice the following spoiling: O-l-o-a-t-h-e-s, C-l-o-e-e, C-l-o-t-h-c-s. C-l-o-z-e. You ran take your oholoo and kouw that John It Bhuw’e is THE PLACE to buy your Foil end Winter Clothing it you desire to get ull value lor your nionoy. ootl'Jtf A Call to Prayer, The week from November iitlt to 15th has been chosen as a week of prayer by the International Com mittee of the Young Men's Chris tian Association, and will be ob served with prayer daily through out the United Status, Canada nnd Europe. Reconsidered. AMERtcus, Qa., Nov. I, 1884. We, tho undersigned, after re considering, decide it better for the community and tbo election to keep open our places of business. HAWKINS & TAYLOR. 8. M. COHEN. F. H. BUCHANAN. JOINER A NICHOLSON. B. H. MAVtBbBltO. THORNTON WHEATLEY. J. A. KENDRICK. J.R. DUNN.I E O. TURPIN. M. B. FOSTER. GEORGE STAPLETON. R. T. BYRD. JOHN K. SHAW. J. W. SHEFFIELD A CO. G. W. GLOVER. H. D. WATTS. J. WAXELBAUM A CO. EZEK. TAYLOR J. W. HARRIS A CO. The Election To-Dny. To-day promises to be very ex citing, and by many it is feared will end in bloodshed. Cooljudg ment should predominate, and un necessary quarrels be quickly set tled. The police will if possible, be more diligent than ever, and when any one shows an inclination to make trouble, he should be taken in hand. Every Democrat in the city should turu out and voto early and then see that all his neighbors vote. It is hoped that Georgia will gain for herself the reputntion of the banner Democratic State in the Union, and Americus and Sum ter should do their share. Kimball Orfani. The KIMBALL tout no lupniut, The KIMBALL alwejra given satisfac tion. The KIMBALL ia durable and elegant. The KIMBALL U aweet-tonedond pow erful. The KIMBALL ii the cheapest and The Brush Bill. Saturday night the city council and their attorneys held a consul tation in regard to the injunction granted Mr. Brush, restraining the city from selling tbe artesian well fixtures. They decided to stick closely to the contract, and fight the matter out on that line. Mod Hore Throat, Bleeding Gniun, Sore mouth and Ulcer*. Cl^ane tht> Teeth ami >p* tbe Gum* healthy. Prepared *olc- ly by Dr*. J 1*. A W. It. Hulmkm, Den tists/102 Mulberry Street, Macon, (Li. For sale by Dr. W. P. Burt, dentist, J. £. Hall, and nil druggists and dentists. FOR SHERIFF. We are authorized to announce the name of NT. If. COBB m a cmditlute for Sheriff of Sumter county. If elected, N H. White, of lh<3 loth District, will be bih deputy. *e New Advertisements. GLOVERS’ OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 10th. The Fashionable E??nl of the Season! The Orrat Union Fq Bronson Uowiini, THE BANKER’S DAUGHTER. Ae played over 1000 time* Carefully-Sclcrtcd Cast, All the Original Grand Effects. The Scenery curried by th’* Company i* n spec: ,e»t' r«*. jaii e»i from the otifrt'ai inorfcl*. The oriai.ial Uut c. M»itfitirei t Costumes inliy eo’et te.i to inter- it. artistic, irost heoitil ill tf Modem play• ! Agnes Ay.ock. James P. Crossen,.... . W. side at V r*. fowls and Tho following poetry was con tributed to the Clothier by an in timate friend in the cotton badness, ! who desired to relieve him for A K AL Tl time ot the heavy weight of pre- ( ««wnea DytllG rGOpleI paring poetry. Mr. Oyles desires: us to say that prize pieces will be —— - received by him. 7 Tiainp, trump,, tramp, tbe bdya art 11m rebiog. I See! Tboy corns for many miles, And before another night, j They’ll Merely come in sight 1 Of the celebrated clothier, Col. Gjlea. The lender looks aakance And the rear guard takes a glance At the antiquated get up of the troop, Then the column bre-\ka in tmite* Ah they approach tbe Clothier Gylea, And they cheer and they cheer, Then tuey whoop! So they do. A. VOICE FROM THE CORNER! WE RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF THE POOR. ™ WE MAKE THE RICH RICHER PROTECTR)N V V8 L OVKHCHAItGE. ALITY OB COLOR. ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL WIDE AWAKE AND BpTO D TO WIN. REFORM! I HAVE SOLD OUT MY STOCK OF LIQUORS AND SHALL DEVOTE MY TIME AND ENERGIES PRINCIPALLY TO THE IT IS SO. Short crop9, no ruin, loo warm for this season of the year, lota of dust, money scarce, cotton too low and dull times arc tin: answers now given by all the trerclianls, when tho "How do you do?” is given them, but how different with the Bargain Store men. Here goods arrive and disappear rapidly. On the first of September last this new store wns opened with one of the largest stocks of Dry Uoods, Clothing, Cloaks, Hals, Shoes and Millinery ever brought to Ameri cus. Every day since then, new and fresh goods bougiit by their New York buyer arrived, and now he finds himself compelled to go to New York to make his second com plete purchase in all linas. Never has anything happened to equal it in the history of the Americus dry goods trade. The only and best reason that nan he assigned to this extraordi nary success, may be summed up in the pluck and enterprise used by the proprietor, and the fact that the purchaser is not slow to find out that 1I8HE is the place to trade. While other merchants hare held (heir goods at regular prices and profits, he saw lit to rcducu his entire stock to such prices and TRADE, THEREFORE I INVITE ALL, AND ESPECI ALLY THE LADIES, ;WHO DE- SIRE TO SELECT FOR TH KMSELVES PURE AND UNADULTERATED articles;.™ my line to GIVE ME A CALL 11 i HAVE ADDED TO MY STORE A LARSE Whereas, Many citizens of 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 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 weannounce our self as the OUR PLATFORM! COFFEE ILL! TRY SOME OF THE VERY BEST Uaptiat sociable*- Friday Digbt, in Walt’s Hall, wilt he inaugurated a scries of Baptist Sociables, given by the ladies ot n,KIMBALL i. „id 10. for ch .. ‘»Us realers to-morrow I t , bat ch 1 uroh The evening will be b * j morning, all th. eieotiou uew. re-1 (10 rea,lin 8' Btrlow Block, Americus, G*. | ceivcd up to midnight to-night. Election Returns. Tbe Recobdeb has made arrange- music, both vocal and instrumental. toxsorial ahtixts. i good nows, and that Cleveland’s t.xHhTiH fl,ttB|1 op * election will be so certain that we Der tjflop ia the room adjaiufig the post ottce. Our ehop under Whtatley's will We hope and expect that it will he a P lc *“ nt l ' mc 8 eneraII >'' admission fee of tea cents will be I bs ia charge ol on experienced barber from Macon. In our new quarters wo will be better than aver prepared to ac commodate oar numerous end gentle manly customers with prompt and skill- h«l work. Ws both served long appren ticeships before opening out ou our own own lint, and art therefor© fnll> potted on the requirements of tbs trade, sad can announce it to morrow morn ing. Prises Tell, People Tell the Prices. You know, and ws know, that a con tented customer is the beat advertisement we can have. Bat oitentimee low-prieed goods mean Inferior nnd trashy materials nnd make up, bene* our endeavor has been to oonnect theta two strsogsrs, low ohnrged, and it is hoped that a large number will he present. Besides contributing to a worthy cause, the visitors will be assaicd of a pU tsaut evening. ai of everybody and everybody's pocket, and succeeded with flitter ing success. But we are not near at the end yet. Money is getting scarcer daily. Still harder lime' arc coming, and what will he the final result is better imagined than told. Tbe Barga’n Store man’s pro gramme will be a regular march. He proposes to maruli down with tbo prices ol all his goods yet iu stock, in order to march to New York with the proceeds to buy GROUND ON MY MILL AND PUT UP IN AIR TIGHT TIN CANS. YOU WILL FIND IT WILL SAVE TIME, TROUBLE AND MONEY TO YOU. Low tariff on all goods used by the people, such as J)jy Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Tranks, Etc. As low prices surely increai. es trade and results in tht 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. y< JOIN TTJS! RESPECTFULLY, H. D. WATTS. America., (in., Oct. 8, 1884. tf Be on the winning side. Al ready we are elected—elected to sell you cheaperj than the cheapest; elected to show you the best and newest; in fact 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- 'nfiKUTy 01 * w » nl * 01° Repealing UUJN i Jtitfo fop *l-\ • 930 Breech Loaifog Shot Ot»n for 916, a $12 Concert Orvinette for *7; . . . rtr ,j r(t , «Sk ment oi truc econom > and * will ^devi.i# a fowYOlJhou»B^>»^nu*llVttre form. See us personally and “ renin?* to Inti^duciitf oor new eotxfg. One . - . » learn our civil service principles- ■mot tun dull luton ou a heavy beard. : price* sad good goods, nnd we nreconfi wbm you want any work don*, call on i d.nt that oar itutoau* will b* u well Md w* Till hit* you promptly, I plt*Md uviutil out iuec*M. iwwmnmk 1 Mtiitt J, k, nuw. ACARD. To *11 wh* aruauffenng from the error, *nd indi*crtlionn of youtn, nervous weakness, early deer- loss of manhood* Aa, I will aentl a Ipe that will cure you. FREE OF f BARGE. This great remedy was discovered by n missionary in South America. Sendueolf-nddraMad envelope to th* Ext. Jotin T. Uiux * A A’nt Fiwk Otg goods lower than they were bought la-iy .onre.:.tioio w.tea i; , tiOtvti. A p*ntK-mA«. g»t a nil before. inlnu’e* woik. A bej 11 ye»rw oia KPure-i • i - 4 lV p KfJr’.IWvTWtfSSWAHTl In retum lor P attonagc I! neMtbM^nfi pay jou from le* to Fifrooa Dnilcn promise Fair Dealing, Straight -very nl,ht SnJ » one. for our ll]u,tr-t.d Cva'onje ofOoM auJSiIv,r U'.tches StUt'oeh- GnnJq Ratl.lhv>k PnCCS. -UK Bull 1>.* B.tolv-n, Spy UU»e^ IndUa uooa3 l UCa-XtOCK irrioce. scout end A-iromlct Telescope^ T»lrrrxpS _ ,, * -it -u-rumea'^ Tyt. Writ •«,•»*■», AemiTlou, Polls HOW Open and Will ~ Violin., n -.. I< msy .tort y-u on th- r-ed to * I.D JttH'p In order to raise ae much money as possible, the Bargain S .orc otleis before his leaving during this week extraordinary indueements to everybody, ioclutling country raer- chants. Goods will he sold regard less of cut, price or profit. Respectfully, S. M. COHEN, Tbe Bargain Man Cotton Avcnne. Sign of red flag, Of petit* Stale of Abirita*. • CtfroflAv 4w Cotton Seed Meal. We are prepared to aapply thoM want ing Colton Seed Meal is any quantitle* at Iswett cash pric-a. Toots, UcOhABAB A TtattXX, *<tNdkw.»M main so until further notice. Vote early and often is the wish of yours truly, JOHN E. SHAW, Forsyth SttMt, Amfirie«i 0»*