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Americus Recorder. The DAILY RECORDER 1* paMI'bed *tcrj oralDf (Monday axcepted). The WEEKLY RECORDER .i«j pnMUbcd tier? Friday morning. RVmcRlPTIOE RATES, Dsllv Recorder, per Weekly Recorder, per year,.... facw. DAILY ADVERTISING RATES, Transient RatM-Sfc per aquare o leu line* for flrat luieition, and 16c lor i i for contract* can lw mad.* elth W. L. GLE8SNKB. PublMier. II, C. STOREY, Local Editor. TO OVN TALK, Here wire people bet" their • And eom thuig new tell every day. DEPARTURE OP MAILS, Going went and south close at. 10:59 p m Going east and north close at.... 2:09 j> dj Night mail north close at 8.00 p m For Baena Vista and EUuviile closes daily except Sunday at 12:30 p m Lumpkin, Preston, Weston, and Plains ol Dunn closes on Mon day, Wednesdayand Friday at 1:00 p m Friendship, Dranesvillo and Church Hill closes daily, except Sunday. at 8:00 am Bottsiord, Providence and Seals closes Saturday at 0:00 a m Hudson closes Frid *y at. 8:00 a m Lamar closes Tnesday and Fri day at 8:00 am The above arrangements will continue until change in railroad schedule. W. A. Black, P. M. LOCAL SCHEDULE. On and a/tar Sunday, November 2J trains will ran sa follows:' TRAINS SOUTH. Mall south 11:29am. Night Kxprers, south »:M p. in. DiiyErttfiit “ ex Suit*— Nlgbt . 8.05 a. r LOTT WAltKKN, Agei Cotton Report. On hand Sept. 1st 191 Received yesterday, 190 lleoeivcd previous to ditto 15,587 Total . 15,974 Shipped yesterday i 250 Shipped previously 14,095 Collector amt Hollcltor, Mr. M. M. Folsom is the duly author- iced Collector and Solicitor for the Re corder, and nil bis business transactions in connection therewith will bo duly recognized and accepted by the proprie tor Ambrosia fine ent at McKenzie's Colored Hears*. The charge for the colored hearse and a span of horses will hereafter be $4.00. tf ' D. B. Hill. J. A. & D.F Davenport's Go to Wynn A Wood for fancy grocer ies, confectioneries and fruits of nil Kinds. ocl26-tf Skill in connection with pure drugs can always bo reliod on at J. A. & D. F. DANENroux's. • tf Old Sinnor Cigars. The finest import ed wines at McKenzie's. See notice ol omnibus for sale. Don’t fail to read Mrs. Slam's new advertisement. Fricker & Uro. bare 'something new to say to onrreaders. tVe are Indebted to Hon. W. M. Uawkcs for conies of the Govern or's message and State Treasurer's Report. • Mr, John Albritton has with drawn from the race for Solicitor General for this circuit, leaving Charley Hudson a clear Held. Buy your shoes from J. H! lilsck it Son, nut door to Bank of Amer.cus. tf Mr. T. A. Graham, late local editor on the Republican, has gone into the grocery business, having purchased Mr. W. II. Evans’ stock and business. We wish Tom suc cess. Contribute. Those of our citizens who have not been called upon to help pay the expenses of the fun to night will And the list at Buchanan k Son’s grocery, where they can bond in their mite. Notice to Clin roll Goers. The turnacc at the Methodist church will he.in position to night, so that ail who may wish to attend may do so without fear of the cold. The meetings will be continued every night during tLis week. ,Sbmhleil oats, ateain cooked Irish oat meal and out gems, at Ansley Bno' oata, Attention, Firemen. The members of Wide Awake aud Mechanic Fire Companies are requested to meet at their halls, with caps on, to night at 7 o’clock, to head the procession in the grand jollification parade. A full attend ance is desired. TUE JUBILEE, What Cat. Da Eap.clad at tb. *>alll- Council Proceed in,g. Monday, Koy. 10. 'fleatiau'lra.alEiit. j Present—Mayor Felder, Alder- Yesterday conttibulions to pay I mni Bpgi Cobb, Hawkina the expenses of the Jubilee to- anc ' Mo^ganys-. night were taken up, and fiom j Absent :A*d. Williams. wh»t we know of the arrangements i The committee reported on bill the occasion promises to be an in- i °* Vigilance I 1 ire Company, recom- tcresting one. j mending that the bill not be paid, Telegrams were received from j or paid, to be deducted from Albany staling that two cannons : Oteir appropriation, would be shipped to Americus by j Action of the street committee first freight, which Col. A. S. Cults ! on purchase of a mule from J. H. I.ee Court. The Superior Court of Lee coun ty convened last Monday and was immediately adjourned by Judge Fort to next Monday, so us to al low the Judge and Solicitor an op portunity of going to Atlanta to look after their chances for re-elec tion. Just received another lot of Lurrabe.it, Bnow Flake Crackors. • A.nm.ky linos. Emperor Cigars, genuine Havaona; twenty-five in n box, nt McKenzie’s. U Goods dolivoed to any part of the cily by Ansley Brcs. f Now, While the cotton is rolling in, is a gooi time to settle that old account, octet Htdawodtf Ao.nks Aycock. For FALL aud WINTER BONNETS and IIAT8 coll on MRS. M. E. R.UNES, Jackson Street, Americas, (la. octS-fim Full line of Stiff Hats in all Colors and Shapes. Byi.an i>t:u ft Ahrinoton. oct8tf Ulutball Organs, The KIMBAIJ, has no superior. The KIMBALL always gives satlsfae- lion. The KIMBALL is durable and eh-gant. The KIMBALL is sweet-toned and pow erful. The KIMBALL is the cheapest aud belt. The KIMBALL is sold low for cash by James Fiuckku & lino., Barlow Block, Americut. Uu. Tltc Unnker’g Daughter. A light house greeted Crossin's troupe in the above piav, buy those wiio were out attested their hearty appreciation of it by earnest ap plause. In the first part the actors were much hampered by late arriv als, and u constant noise. The last throe acts are thrilling, exciting, and full ol interest, and fully justi (led the belief of those who attend ed that the piav was a good otic. I.oper Caught. Tuesday morning Will Fagin came in on the early train with John Lopcr in custody, who jump ed his bond nt the last term of court. Fagin only left for him on the ten o'clock train the night be - fore, and seemed to have bad his man spotted. I.oper was up at last court for stealing some corn and cotton, anti Mr. U. D. Watts went on his bond, and at once Lopcr left lor parts unknown. About Spelling, A noted American said that he would not give a cent for a man who eouldn’t spell a word -'more limn one way. ' No tice the following epollin g: C-l-o-a-t-h-e-s, 01-o s-e. C-l o-t-h-e-s. C-l-n-z-e. You can take your choice and know that John R Show's, is TIIR PLACE to boy yonr Fall and a squad of arlilery men will lake in hand as soon as they arrive. Telegrams were sent ordering cart ridges for the guns, which will be here in ample time. It is probable that one of the nicest parts ol the jollification will be the fireworks, which will be sent up from the artesian tower, so all can have a fine opportunity of see ing them. The committee in charge of this part of the programme will do all in their power to make the display a creditable one. The parade and torch-light pro cession will ho headed by the fire companies and will be in charge of Chief J. J. Smith and Assistant J. W. Mize. After these will follow the band wagon anti band, cotton buyers in ranks, trades in their va rious orders, and Boaters and trans. paroncies. The procession will form at the Council Chamber and march down Lee to Church Street, up Church to Hampton, up Hamp ton to Lamar, up Lamar to Cotton Avenue, down the Avenue to For syth, and up Forsyth to the Opera House, where the Bpcaking will take place. All the lime of the march the two caunons will be booming, the lire-works be going olf, and a thousand and oue tin horns be blowing. Speeches will probably be made by Congressman Crisp, Judge Hawkins and other prominent citi zens. The ladies and children are in vited out to see the demonstrations, and for the first time in twenty- four years see a Democratic Na tional Jollification. The people from the country are especially in vited, and on them we rely for the pine to keep the bonfires going. Many loads have already been con tributed. In order to prevent any accidents in the way or fire, both steamers will be kept heated and ready for action. Bryan for $90, confirmed. The bill of I’rof. White of $25 for analyzing artesian waters was or dered paid. The mayor was designated as a proper person to lake charge of Baldwin & Davenport's mill prop erty which was sold L.r taxes, and bolt-ht by the council. The ease ol Mitchell’s mill pond was proceeded with so far as ex amining the witnesses present, (hen the trial wss continued to Wednes day, 12th proximo, at 8 o’clock, a. tit. The cause of continuance being the absence of several material witnesses lor the defense. The Ileasou Why, I. W. Helper's Nelson County Whiskey is- preferred above all olio r Brands is because it is tbo most regular and most perfect Product, iucontestahly ever made. A long experience in the manufacture of !he Hirper, the large capital of the Disliller which enables him to hold his Whiskey until it 1b fully ma tured, together with the fact that the Whiskey is bought by nnd shipped me to direct from the Distillery accounts for the uuvarying satisfaction it has given those best educated to a fine Whiskey. .T. Israels, Sole Agent, October 216m Americus Ga. “Eider Down’’ and “Calla Lily’’ are elegant complexion powders and ere used in many places with perfict satis faction. In while fiesh and pink at tf J. A. A D. F. Davenport’s. ANNOUNCEMENTS. SU31S Alt t OOJI'ir. FOR ALDERMAN. Thinking that the mechanics of our cily should be represented Id the City Coun cil, please announco the m.me if A. T. OLIVER as a suitable cin.lidale for Al derman nt the Municipal election in De cember nexi. And oblige novl2tde Many Voters. FOR ORDINARY. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tbe office of Ordinary of Sumter county. If elected to tho office, in Janu ary next, I pledge myself to discharge the duties which will bo incumbent upon metoihobest of ray ability. I respect fully solicit tho votes of tLo people. novO tdo A. C. SPEER. Notice. We will receive by to-morrow's express 2,000 of tbe finest oranges ever received in this market, which we will retail at 35 cents a dozen; algo a lot of those Gil lyflower apples, which can be found no whole but-at our office. I will retail these at 60 cent** a peck. Call early, they must be sold. Nov. Ild3 Aycock A Byrd. N ew Advertisements. Attention, Mechanics Fire Co. You are r quested to meet at your En- gioe Room TO-NIGHT at 7 o’clock *h irp, with your fire cap, to taka part iu the parade. H. D. W %TTS. novl2tl Foreman. OMNIBUS FOB SALE OR TRADE We have a new Landis Omnibu*. which will c lry sixteen pisseng^rs, liaht run ning , can be drawn by Uo heavy horses on good road, or run on any road with four light horses. Bus and barm as cost about 81,000. Will sell it at a big reduc tion from oost. or will trade for buggies, horses or mules. We mean business and will give a good trade. Cxi I on or ad dress N. G. &J. K. PRINCE, novl2tdecl Americus, Ga. . Elam In Barlow Block, Ratified by the People; THE PARTY OF ECOSMUHEFilli WE RESPECT THE ItIGlITa OF THE Poor™ WEMAKE THE RICH | UclIra GOOD WILL TO Al t PROTECTION VS OVERC'IIAm-. NO DISTINCTION IN SI X NaS ^ AUTYt.lt COLOR l0J( ONE LOW PRICE TO AI t WIDE AWAKE AND Bound TO U'lv '•* “ REFORM Whereas, Many citizens this community have herotofon subjected themselves to unnec essary expense and burdcnsoi overcharges in the purchase goods; Therefore bo it Resolved, That the interest of the people demand the for mation of a new party whiel shall concentrate its patronajj on one close-dealing candidate and thus combining with cor rect principles, make still small er profits practical and result the greatest good for nil. To this end weannounceour self ns the EVER BROUGHT TO AMERICA Sunday Ice Hour*. 1 will keep my Ico House open on Sun days from 11 a. ni. to 12:30 p. in., only. oct31-^t J. "Israels. For Alderuiau. In another column will be found the announcement of the name of Mr. A. T. Oliver as a candidate for Alderman. It is but proper that the mechanics of this city should be represented in the City Council, and Mr. Oliver being one of the most enterprising and in telligent mechanics in the city, It is but proper that he should be selected as their representative. He is a gentleman of fine business capacity nnd great public spirit, and would take pride in perform ing the duties of the cilice in a manner creditable to himself and beneficial to the city. FOR SHERIFF. Wo nra authorized to announce tbe name of \\*. H. COllB an a candidate for Sheriff of Sumter county. If elected, N. II. White, of the 15th District, will he his deputy. !e FOR MAYOR Wo are authorized to announce the name of A. C. BELL as a candidate foi Mayor of Americus at tho Municipal elec tion in December next. nugl If November Planetary Disturb ance*. The principal planetary disturb ing positions for November are and Winter Clothing if you desire to get located from the 13th to the 17th, ootl2tf ACAllD. To all who are suffering from the error, and indiscritions of youth, nervous weakness, early deesy loss of manhoods Ac., I will send a Ipe that-will cure you, FREE OF C &ARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressep envelopo to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman Nation J), Jfeto York Vxty nil value for yonr money. Fires. Owing to the long drouth the country la as dry as a tinder box and it requires but the careless dropping of a spark to inaugurate a fire that will destroy thousand? the 19th, and the 22d to the 25th. Mansi!!, the weather prophet, indi cates that the woist storm and earth-disturbing days should occur about the 13th to the 17i.li, Thurs day to Monday; the 19th. Wednes day, and the 22d to the 25th, Sat- of dollars of property. The danger j urday to Tuesday, is especially great in the country, j The temperature may go a little where water ami assistance is difll- j above the mean of the season dur- cult to get and the spread ot the ! ing the last half of the month. The flames hard to arrest. We have | three storm periods arc likely to many report* oi forest fires in the supply some lively agitations— j country, many ol them resulting j those from the 13th to the 17th, FOR MAYOR. I am a candidate for Mayor at the Mu nicipal election to be held on the 17ih of December next, and respectfully solicit the support of my friends. If elected, my official acts shall be ia favor of rigid economy iu Iho collection and di»burse- meat of all public money. I shall favor the support, promotion, and, whenever possible, tin improvement of our public schools, and to ibis end I shall encourage friendly relations, And harmonious ac tion between the city council nnd the Board of Education. I shall favor maintaining our Fire De partment at its present standard of excel lence. I shall favor restricting ad valorem taxation to one per cent, per annum, be lieving that this tale will support tbe city government, maintain our public schools, and also provida a fund to erect public school buildings. Upon these subjects, and other matters of public concern, I shall be pleased to address the people at some suitable time prior to the election. Respecfully, W. P. Burt. WHICH SHE INVITES THE LADIES TO CALL AND INSPECT. HER STOCK EMBRACES ILL THE LATEST STYLES OUll PLATFORM Hats, Bonnets Trimmings I AS WELL AS A BEAUTIFUL SELEC TION OF Pc«|tl*’« Ticket for December^, 1884 Commencing at capital 1, In the middle. In eter three hui.dred ways ’ * Mumclpil Klectlcu. 0 vote la next R J 7 A M K O V It K U £0 K U A Y O R o Y A .. It O F It E D K R F (» K M A Y O Y \ M R o V It E I) I. I> KltFiiRMAV A M K o V R E l» l. K I. 1) K K F 11 K M A M It«» K It K D I. K F K I. I> E It F O it M It o F R K I) I. E F 11 F E L I) K It F O U O V R fc 1> L E F n N it F K I. D K It F R K 1» I. K K B S II U II X D F E I. D K R F U K I) LKKU MIN'IHH I.DE U F o K It E 1» I. E F II SI) P K L l> K It F O It O L'llEDLK l i) F K I. 1> 1. It F O R U E I* L E F K I. U E R F O U M land i; HARRIS & JAMES LIME 2 For Sale. A place of Forfy Acres, well improved, I from tho torches of possum hunter*, j and again from the 22tl to 25th ux.QH.At AUT..T.- j XUe pc0 p le eTcry K |, crc should bo i Suu spots, it is predicted, Will j V A M it O K S k S r. SSit K II U Say! thUofflee now fitting up ft fint-class Bar- 1 } . . . . , / , o y a m r t. f u k l> k r f «i it m a y o i ,p ?*> ID 8 enrl y at lttX * orace * in the room adjoiniBc the nost 1 Cftreful about tbe billing of fire, probably be developed upon the it u y a m rofrerfo u mayor! TON SO 111 A L ARTIST*. We are bar Shop in tbe room adjoining the post , office. Our shop under Wheatley’s will! and it would be well for hunters j sun to some extent during the last be in charge of an experienced barber I to forego their pleasure until alter half of the month, from Macon. In our new quarters we j a ra i Df a9 a 8 park from a torch or an ignited gun wad may work the ! ’ Pr,eM » .j.( You know, and we know, tbut a con- tial administration of justice; for his un 1 j tented customer is the beat advertisement swerving advocacy of what he betievea to M K *1 f u E i» L E F K r. i» E it f o it m I borhood, healthy locality, well situated a M it 0 F it K 11 l E L D K It F o r m a j for Dairy Farm. Can be bought low by The people want him tor his experi ence; for his ttern integrity; for his uo LOST. Lotv tariff on all goods use by tlie people, such as Efl Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods Millinery, Chthing, Boot! Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Etc. As low prices surely increai es trade and results greatest good to both buyer an seller Values must govci prices. Deal only in good R liable goods, making the priet as low as possible. (A 1^ article is dear at any price.) S misrepresentation. Sell evei article on its own merits aud its true value. dTOIDJ TJS Be on the winning side. .1) ready we are elected—elects to sell you cheaper j than t) cheapest; elcofed to show 51 the best and newest; in & elected as the people’s true gain-giving, fair dealing cal large Milch Cows, each giving - about two gallons per day. One dark J prOmlS© date. Be one to help roll the big majority in favor ol*-' 1 rect principles andjthe adiant ment of true economy and form. See us personally learn our civil service principl* ‘In return tor patronage Fair Dealing, Stra$ will bo bollortliui eter prepared (o ac. commodate our nnmeroua and i;entle- manl, customer, with prompt and akitl- r»l work. Wo both serred long appren- tleeablpa bef .re opening out on our own own line, and are tharetore mil) posted on tlr. requirements of the trade, and nev.r ns* dull rax »• on . hear; beard. When you want an, work done, call on **> dad w» wui i,rt. pen promplljr, UHMHUntllA Prices Tall, and People Tall Iks compromising antagnnU.n to lawlessnea. j f,.; mo^ltg ne^r"Wm! ci.rvV \ Goods, Bed-Kock Prices. and oisorder; for hia fearless and impar- Ka.t American. A liberal r,ward will be j „ „ nil paid for return of the cows cr informa- of property. While we know Of no , wo CllD R av e. But oftentimes low-priced be right; for his loyulty to his country; ltw to prevent the carrying of fire j goods mean inferior and trashy materials for his devotion to lbecity;for hi* nervt Or hunting in the field* or forests, i And make up, hence our endeavor has to execute tbe law—in a word, for what there is a law against trespassing,! beeQ t0 C00Dect these two strangers, low he bos done in past and for what they and farmers would do well to prices and good goods, au 1 v> t are confi may reasonably hope from him in tbe fa" . I dent that our customers will to os ws.l tore. enioree It against all unauthortt*! j pUassd as ws ars at oar success. j Ltt’s sleet Mm without a scrambls. (kiwi tr.villag ov«r tbilr Uod>. i aiUlit J, a UUV. Polls now open and j main so until further notice. Souppemoag Wine. now prepared to supply pa per f alloi Scuppcrnong wioe at 11.50 per,. Kegs furnist sd for $1.00. Wine shipped from Adorns* Station on receipt of monty, J. T.USHEY, ^ SauryrilK <3*. Audriu, Vote early and often wish of yours truly, JOHNS. SHAW, F»nytli SttMt, Ao«i- uJ > c