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jftrQUS Recorder * TWl>AI t.Y' l£KCORnB« Is pabIfeheJ * •‘■very morning (Uoudny fxrepted), THE STEW REEL'. A ZVIght of ;jsiiwe«ll»» Mover to bo - SUBSUMPTION IIATKS.* Recorder, per month, —v Weekly Utotitr i*rywr, ....J200. IJAIT.V ADVKHTXSlSTtt ItATKS ..Trantfc&i Jiate*—per square of tin Hn*-* llr»t Irifclflon, and lhc for <ar!i suh-rqa--nt in - . ,j - a —t!tj»ertk> n be’mad** W. L. OLKfiSNKK, PuMi-Roi II.,*;. HTOltfcfv, I.o TO JIT3XT TAIilC. d wf?e podfile have tfu-lr ? And domHiuogii .r> day. DEPAIlTUItK OF MAILS. Ooltif! west an*l £outh close at. 10:59 p in Going eastand north cIoho ut.... 2:39 p.rn Night mui! north close ut 8:O0 p in For Buena Vista and KUuvilio . cic.ich daily except Sunday at 1*2:30 p in Lumpkin, Preston, Weston, and PlnitiH *)M)u:ia closes on Mon th) »W©J n o «<1 uy :t n < 1 Friday atl:00p m Friendship, DrapesvlHo and Chtfreh ilill closes duily, except .Sunday, u^i 8:00 A in ilottstord, Providence and .Seals ^ closes Saturday at G:00 a m Hudpon .closes Friday at 8:00 a in ' Lamar clbBerf Tuesday and Fri day at 8:00 a in The above arrangements will continue until clmhgo iu railroad schrdnlo, W. A. Black, 1’. M. LOCAL SCIIKDULR. On and sfler Hund-ty, Novc-mlter 'J l trahi* will ran ** follows: 4 f . TRAILS SOUTH. Mail south rt:25*» m. Sight JiXpre-a, lomb P- »'»• Day Freight “ ei Sunday •> '■»< p. »»• KJgllt/** “ “Monday ‘iMu. in. TRAINS NORTH. Mail north.... 3 »*J p. »• NightKKPf. s* WdA. m. LOTT WAlVliKN, Ag.u’t. Collector aurt Solicitor, Mr. M. M. Folsom is the duly author ized Collector and Solicitor for tho Re cgkDIH, and nil hi* buttinow transaction* ill connection therewith will bo duly recogui/.od aud accepted by tho proprie tor* On hand Sept. 1st . J 91 Received yesterday, 259 Received previous to date 11.945 Total.... 15,395 Shipped yesterday 198 Shipped previously 13,153 Ambrosia lino out at McKenzie's Full lino of lnto.st Broadway Silk Hu ootBtf Kylamihk it Ahiunuton. TURNIPS Soodo Fresh at A D.FDavei Go to Wynn X Wood for fancy grocer os, confectioneries iind fruits of all kinds. oot26-tf Zeigter Brothers' Fine Shoes a spoci nlty. Rylandkh A Arkinotox oot8tf <)ld Sinner Cigars. Tho tiucst iuipo ed wiuc» at McKonzio’s. Apples, omnges, lciunni ,t Wyn nd eoeonnuts ; A Wood lluadquurtors for Boots, Shoes, Hats and Embrollas, at CcUHf U\UNI)Kft A AllHIXOTON’s. ^icUfltfVigs feet, "barrel pickles and pru(W0OT all kinds at . r 'liittk - Wynn & Wood’s. John B. Stetson's Ilats. octStf IIti.asdfh A AltlUNOTON. For FALL and WINTER BONNETS and I1ATScull on MKS. M. K. llAiNES. Jackson Street, Americas,-G a. oat3-3m Full lino of Still’ Hats in all Colors and Shape*. ltYi.ANDKHik Ahiiinotox. octMtf Haml-mndo Mens’ Shoes, Double Calf Uppers—waterproof, ®ot8tf Rylam>eh A Auiunotos. Forgotten Thursday night t!w Mechanic’s, with tho assistance of Wide Awake company, and a number of invited friends, christened their new reel, tho C. F. Crisp. We state this as a fact, because some of the boys are liable to have for gotten that part of the programme. In the afternoon the reel was placed in Wide Awake engine room, tables erected on the sides, and wine tables put ill the hall above. A smalt place Was left between the rostrum of tho hall and the numer ous, rows of chairs in the room, where the speakers responded to the toasts. In the center of the space a marble wine tabic was placed, on which was placed the sparkling liquid. At 8 o’clock the companies and the guests had assembled, and the following programme was an nounced— PROGRAMME: Introduction of Hon. C# F. Urisp by Foreman Watts. Christening of reel. TOASTS. To the Lady Honorary Members of Mechanics Fire Company, by Col. N. A. Smith. To the Americas Fire Depart ment, by Chief J. J. Smith. To Mechanics Fire Company, by Ex-Chief W. I*. Hurt. To Wide Awake Fire Company by Assistant Foreman L, J, Bla lock. Mr. Crisp's remarks when he broke the champaguc over the beautiful racer were few and ap propriate. Immediately thereaf ter those present adjourned up stairs, where the wine was handed around and tlifc toasts began. Col. X. A. Smith, in responding to the toast of “The Lady Hon orary Members,” paid a beautiful and glowing tribute to woman; told how r the ladies had so nobly assisted and stood up lor the de partment when the occasion de manded it. He was frequently' in terrupted by storms of applause. Chief J. J. Smith responded to the toast, “To the Americus Fire Department,” and although he said he was no speaker and was not prepared for the occasion, he was heartily applauded at its couclu- .ANNOUNCEMENTS. hvuieh county. ir — v —2 - FOR MAYOR. J am * candidate^©* JI»yor at tho Mu- ; nicipartleelidn to To held on tho 17 ih i of December uext.AD ^respectfully solid t; the support of ray friends. If elected, j my official ucts shall be in favor of rigid | economy in tho collection and disburse- j ~ meat of all public money. I shall favor the support, promotion, and, whenever | possible, tb • improvement of oor public I j HAVE SOI.D OUT MV STOCK OF A. f i ■.-:_>v:' FROM YDE CORNER THE PEOPLES .^ion bctwcci pBoarflkrf Edi The UcjHiblican Ofifi cell older, will have to hunt new quarters and j taxation t. earn an honest living, lie wears a j Heving that this rai despondent look and is saddest wiiwi bfcflippy , / % f p See the valuable plantation offer ed for sale in this issue. Last evopipg an audience that nearly filled every seat in the Opera House, witnessed the pre sentation of Bronson liowarl’s success, “The Banker’s Daughter,” by the Crossen Combination. The coipp&ny ;is*i Jood 0RC,1.iS d resses magnificent, and tlnj special seen cry carried by the company very fine.—Utica Daily Dress, Saturday. Sept. 22, 1883. • | schoob, aud to thia t-ud I hbull encourage Irieiully relations, and JuirniomouH ac- ccn Ibe diy council and the BicAtion. ; i* 1 blutil favor maintaining our Fire De partment at its present utundard of excel lence. I ahitll favor rebtrictiug ad vuloram cut. per annum, be- Will support tho city government, maintain our public schools, and aUo provido a land to erect public school buildings. Lpmi these nabjecU, and othor matters of public concern, 1 elmll be pleased ty flddriss tho people ut some suitable time prior to (heelection. liespecfully, W. 1*. Burt. LIQUORS AND SHALL DEVOTE MY TIME AND ENERGIES PRINCIPALLY TO THE Family Grocery! People’ll Ticket for Decciuber*17, 1SS1 While the cotton i* time to settle that < ootid sftt&wedtf Volling in, Id account. Aoxk a good Aycc li.lmli.ili Urfc« The KIMBALL baa no i The KIMBALL*a!wavs gives sAlisfae- lio Tho KIMBALL is durable and elegant. Tho KIMBALL is sweet-toned nud pow- or/ul, • VHh» KIMBALL is the cheapest and best. The KiMBALL is sold low for cash By James Friukeb Jfc But*., Barlow Block, Anirricu*. Ga. - AC A It D. To ill wh* aresuiVenug from the error, and indiscretions of youth, uervow* wetkliesH, early decay loss of uiaulioods iJtc., 1 will send a Ipo that will cure you, FREE OF C AAUGE. This grext remedy was discovered l.y a missionary in South America. Send a sclf-addressop envelajw to tho Ukv. JoskI’H T. ixuex £jiation I), AVt* York City TOSSUItlAL AltTlsTS. We ire now fitting up a flnt-cUkss Bar- bwf Shop In tho room adjoining the post office. Our shop under Wheatley's will bo in charge of an experienced barber from Macon. In onr new quarters we will be better than ever prepared to ac commodate our numerous and gentle- manly customers with prompt ami skill, fill Worley- We botkaerved long appreu- ticeahipi before opening out od oar own own line, and are therefore fullv posted on the r^^rfiaenU of the trade, and oerer u<*4>Hl razar» «n a heavy 'beard. hno ydtt want apy work dooe, call on AWwfffl Att.ycB pMmftl/. l ytB pfomfitlj. * Ll'MtlB, Fx-Chief VV. I*. Burl then re sponded to Ihe sentiment, “To Mechanic Fire Company,” telling of its organization and infancy, and its heroic struggles against adversity, lie was inlemrpud several times by applause. Assistant Foreman Blalock then drank to the health of “The Wide Awake Fire Company,” and spoke of the friendly feeling existing be tween the two companies, which lm hoped would always exist, a sentiment that was echoed by all present. At the conclusion of Mr. Bla lock’s remarks Dr. Burt arose and called the attention of the house, saying he had been requested to read a telegram, giving the latest election news. He then read the IlKCoiiiiKii’ri speoial from Mr. II. W. Grady. A pin could have been heard,had it dropped,as he paused before reading the second sentence, and when his strong and emphatic voice had uttered the last word of that sentence, a cheer went up from a hundred throats that seemed seemed almost to lift the roof. The dispatch seemed to remove the last doubt as to Cleveland’s election, and the firemen were wild with en thusiasm. Judge Crisp was carried to a chair, and made to voice the senti ment of the crowd. Ilis words burned with hope, certainty and thankfulness, and made all hearts light and glad. The boys were started, and they must paint the town. Tab Oliver s anvils were dragged forth and made to ring with the jovous news. A bonfire was started, and hundreds crowded around it, dancing, shout ing and acting like mail. It was a night never to be forgotten. And so the new reel was christ ened. The boys had been figuring all along to have the cbrUteniug occnr after Crisp’s election, iu or der that the jollification over that event, if ol none other, might occur that night. The reel is a beauty, and we hope it may Always “gik thart” Valuable I'aim for .Sale. In this issue Mr. J. W. Furlow places liis plantation down in the Fifteenth district ou the market, to be sold or leased for a term of years within the next thirty days. The place is w'cll known iu this and surrounding counties, and that it is a valuable piece of property can he shown by the crops taken from it in years gone by. Hot Torn aud Jerry at o’h. to-day. VI. II. Ford A “The Banker’s Daughter,” as presented at the Grand Opera House lust evening by the Crossen Combination, was an enjoyable performance. The charming play is given with all detail, attractive scenery and exceptionally rich costumes. The company is espe cially adapted for the various parts. The piece will he presented the entire week, and will, no doubt, prove a most attractive magnet to our theatre-goers.—Brooklvn Ha- gle. See the valuable plantation otfoi- ed for sale in this issue. Notice. To tho Ladies A: Geut.'oincu who failed to get waited ou ut tho Now York Store during tho rush of tho 'past two weeks; will never again suffer a liko disappoint- i«out, for wo tnko pleasure in informing tho public generally that wo will huvo horoby tho 10th three now^alesmen, and hope then to bo ublo to give our custom ers all tho attention they doservo. J. Waxei.iiai'm A Co., Proprietors Now York Htore. Ili»r ]>!ue««. Make yourself aud your creditor happy by p nying that old, thumb-worn account octl (Uitftwedtf At;nek Avvuck. Muu •csioi Y A i 51 It i A H J M A MW F It K 1 T K K D L L !•' I? X 11 N M It i F it ED ). J) K It FO R M R K 1) L V. f, !> Klt-F (1 }{ j K IH. K F E T. » K It F O I K K l> K f» n E K It N II i II O H X It V K I- TRADE, THEREFORE 1 INVITE*ALL, AND ESPECI ALLY THE LADIES, "WHO DE- SI JifiTO SELECT Ft >R T1IEMSELVE8 PURE AND UNADULTERATED ARTICLES1IN MY LINE TO GIVE ME A CALL !! ; f it x it t : hi* I. K v n x i ’ It R I if X li F K L 1) l N U K K L H K f IS 1* K I. I> K It S 1* K 1. 1) K K F It O F R K I) K K H F E L I) li R F < M ft 0 V H K I> I. li K K I. H K It F O It M , A M It o V It K 1) L V. L U K it F O It M A 1 Y AMRO ,F Jt K U I. I) J4 it F O It M A Y <> Y A M It O I U 1/ I‘ K It F O R M A Y O i It O Y A M R O F It K It F O R M A Y O It j Tho people want-him for his expert-j I HAVE ADDED TO MY STORE A cuco; for his Hern integrity: for his un-1 , . . . . .11 . LAKUa compromising antagonism to lawlessness i and disorder; for his fearless and irapar- i tial administration of justice; for his un swerving advocacy of what he believes to bo right; for his loyalty to hi* country; for his devotion to tho city; for his nervo to execute tho law—iu a word, for what ho has done in past and for what they may reasonably hope from him iu tho fu ture. Let’s elect Lira without p. scramblo. 1 NT FRUITY. ~~ FOR'MAYOR Wo are authorized to ahnouoco tho name of A. C. BELL as a candidate for Mayor of Americus at tho Municipal elec tion in December next. augi tf COFFEE MILL ! THY HO.MIiuF THK VICKY HKST MM Eio Coffee, . FOR SHERIFF. Wo aro authorized to announce the name of Vf. H. COBB as n candidate for Sheriff of Sumter county. If elected, N. H. White, of the 15th District, will be his deputy. te Ne w Advertisements. Soupporxiong Wine. I am now prepared to supply pure Seuppcrnong wine at $1.50 per gallon. Kegs furnished for $1.00. Wine shipped from Adams’ Station on receipt of money, Address, J. T. I S KEY, Enterprise, Ga. GROUND ON MY MILL AND PUT.DP IN AIR TIGHT TIN CANS. YOU WILL FIND IT WILL SAVE TIME, TROUBLE AND MONEY TO YOU. RESPECTFULLY, S. D. WATTS. Aineriouu, Ga., Oot. 8, 1881. tf Ratified by the People! THE PARTY#' ECOBfOMl’iBEFORJi. WE RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF THE POOR. WE MAKE THK RICH RICH!’!! HOOD WILL TO AU ' PROTECTION VS. OVERciAhgp NO DISTINCTION IN,SEX NATO™ AUTY OR COLOR N ONE LOW PRICE TO AU WIDE AWAKE AND HOUND i TO WIN. I I REFORM! Whereas, Many citiwnsnf | this community have heretofore | subjected themselves to unuec- 1 essary expense and burdensome , overcharges in the purchase ol goods; Therefore be it ! Resolved, That the interests of the people demand the for mation ol a new party which shall concentrate its patronage on onc;close-dealing candidate, and thus combining with cor rcct principles, make still small er profits practical and result in the greatest good for all. To this end weanuounce our self as the ! People’s Economy Candidate. “Kid* elegant taction. r Down" uud “Cal I a Lily" complexion powders find ninny plaaos with perfect m In white tleah and pink at J. A. A I). F. Davicni’out'k Fine Plantation FOR SALE! Tlie J. W. Furlow Plantation, jOUE PLATFORM! I Low tariff on all goods used j by the people, such as Pry j Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, I Millinery, Clothing, Boots, j Shoes, Ha^s, Trunks, Etc. j As low prices surely increai. j cs trade and results in the j 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 pour ; article is dear at any price.) No i misrepresentation. Sell ever; : article on its own merit* and at And hfttU that Joug-*tanding account# oct-tiT HiU.YWfdtf Aonek Aycovk. HkiJl in connection with pure drugs can always ho relied on at .1. A. & D. F. Daxenport’h. ' tf Silk, Alpacn, and Scotch Giugham Urn brellas. Bvlasdku A Ahiungtos. oetStf In the Fifteenth District of Sumter County, containing One Thous- j its true value, and and Four Hundred (1,400) acres of the finest-farming land in Southwest Georgia; About seven hundred acres open and in highest state of cultivation, balance in hammock and original pine forest. Well adapted lor stock farming. Place contains new comfortable five room dwelling, new barn and smoke house, nearly new gin house, sixteen good frame cabius, and all other necessary out-buildings. Plenty of water, good fences, labor abundant and cheap. Place made in 18S2, with twelve mules, one hundred and forty-one (141) bales cotton, three thousand Cigar*, genuine llavanna; ■, , , , . , . , rtlU1 . . , . in a box, at McKenzie’*, tf j (3000) bushels corn,]om‘ tliou-vuiu (1,000) Dusliols oats and other LOST. vo largo Milch Cow*, each givin about two gallons per day. On© dar •ed, and the other dark duun color. Wa bH*n Snudav tuoming near Wm. Clark r Eio-t Americus. A liberal reward will l.< paid for return of the cows or iuforma tionleading to their recovery, novutf W. II. WHEELER. LOOKOUTFOR J. W. Sheffield & Co. MONEY! WE MUST HAVE! All ol4 notes and aeeouttU tnuicbe paid or Htt i#factorikliy arraugwi Use wlU be plfceed i iU« Lands vtt o3in r> for cofftetidc. We .neat *m .i.Nyjsutrnil.D.cu. mttiul small crops, Hit lie Use of One Poeofl of Guano, and will make eighty-five or ninety hales this year without it. Purchaser will have refusal of twelve good mules, wagons, corn fodder, cotton seed, cattle and hogs on place together with all necessary farm utensils. A splendid pl»ce and a rare bargain given. Will lie divided in lots to suit purchaser. Terms easy. Property sold for division only. For maps or information call on or address, J. W. FURLOW,. Americus, Ga. | If satisfactory sale is not made in thirty days, place will be_ j leased for a term of years with all stock, fotnge and tools. JOIN US! He on the winning side. Al ready we arc elected—elected to sell you cheaper] than tho cheapest; elected to show you the best and newest; in fact elected as the people’s true bai- gain-giving, fair dealing candi date. lie one to help roll up the big majority in favor of cor rect principles andjthe advance ment of true economy and re form. See us jiersonally and learn our civil service principles. In return for patronage we promise Fair Dealing, Straight Goods, Bed-Rock Prices. Polls now open and will r< * main so until further notice. Vote early and often U tli* wish of yours truly, JOHN B. SHAW, Fonyth Street,