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A MERIC US, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1884. Daily, Pbb Year,...|G.G0 Weekly, “ ... Ml|. LjlEUtCUS .Recorder PDIH.I*!"* 0 “ r O Xs» S SIS 3311. fliti os cotton avenue, 'ameiucus. tb.o-mntjTSMt of Sumter L"; a oral'. ri'imiMlnn the Son'll. ^Vrolrool. 71 milis «•»*"►» '■* ' ,,,,i „bimt nOiureii norrhi f lb- _ ' . R is situated iu (111* tin- -t I 1 " 1 ’ 1 ' fOeor.i v. r..i»i"U » ur. nte* viiri- I. oiIiumI muI homenllnml pro- I/L ihiin inv olbi*r | art of tho Souili, l nc . ..... ..iiti.M iruit i uriiin awl v-ge- mi all tt»t» Iruitrt. atn 9 uittl se yn, »icp, Iri*b itnl<»*e p^nii'iN, ehiitas. ig.tr e*it»e. iippl* s, pwri, tdrolii-K « r '*’ . H..f •!M K»wet | r,,„it iw .if, -llgtr CHOC. «'wr*''•* f . ^, r .ijcs, pluuiH m«tl oilier f»ui»n. t. aL-it-i* mild mo I • q'l ‘‘.It*, ftud one K! m ..si lieullliV IU tlie world lie ulr F, „re and rr **»»»! beueliaiftl or r |ug !’, lt , r ,»at (lisense-. All kiiMlH . f ' * • pet formed without j suitin'r lie«t or £wnU. Am-run* >.»* ft popnluii... Rfi-Mt i« (leanrifully miifted on i»ipb ti.ni'u l/r-'un I mul w*. »H of «-;n.e of bu<in**« 1*1 'His iq the , lm tiue pub ic^ctiooU; mJcliirch'»; a l«v«« f'bio librar,; dully, aentt-trookly mol two fcppklv ne'Vi*P'l , « ,> ; ,l 11 '/ w hong*, l,r y'*te!y fariwb-'l u »'.s ►celimy and n[ | J; i inj 1 000 perHun-; ft ft ell I'liUrd Ore d-|) .itulPI.t, intflU.lt* R 'Hu a .saK-ra; ihe i-tr-.l* nre will I "j he »ert-.l mul Habit-d; tli.rn nr- In, Sowing mill*, ft o ■««» wmI oil mill, lUiiii.l! mill v>ri ' •> «. rkf, i-nr.i««e * “and fttimuW of minor uuuituou- ..■iibiim IWO Inn.ilr.il tiriioiiireemjflirerl lu.rcnQtile bnilo* i ; ilir-e batkt with , iilinrill.nce if capital; ten Ruud hu'iii-il pool nco.mimi.dftt n.ricn* is'I' 1 ’ c ntr« o. iriidn f r s x autirsniuiprl big'he rich -t ftcr cul- r.ls.c io r iu Oinrcift. Hu) ftver.'g- i.u- i.hr<>tUMi r'Ceipts ln-llut 3 i.UUO bnl n, deh ft ill be In rely in.reas d I.) tin □ipl.ti'.ii "I the P'.s'ou and Lomplin Ur-ml now in pr* cos* of c-nsirnciioo. i i. ■ 1. - 1 cl ly m Sun'll we-t Ge-r- .1, ami b.1. be.n appro),rlitrly nuui.d Jas. Flicker & Bro. JEWELERS, AND DEALERS IN PIANOS LATEST NEWS. Barlow Block, ORGANS, - - - - Americus, Ga. We desire to call the atten'ion of the public to the f tot that we hare at last got settled in onr new H'ore on the PUBLIC SQUARE and lmve < n hand a large and handsome stock of every thing in our line. Our sti ck consists partly of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, of All Kinds I f:rrJ,"«ri”;,d“,oS SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, TABLE AND P CKET CUTLERY. GOLD PENS. PENCILS AND TOOTHPICKS, WALKING UANKS, OPERA GLASSES, GOLD AND AND SILVER THIMBLES, ETC. I Cep tal” of thill It, a 1*1 it is rapidly g owing in popn- 0l , m|.f ueuth. A« ft place of bu J- ,< rendt-nci* »t pr^nnu aitrncti ns iM by lew ci ion iu the p.'*iy i»f all kiud«» is ctimpam ive y hj>, iilth Uih mpidly udviincing in |4ln>; '(iein< nhftnntrt « f both city and inirV are • nltiviited. courteous mnl ipitilje, « 11 a cordial welcome 10 ini- hiijjr.tuH. To ei.ti r|iif-in« iratlhsuien, ju- ontcH|ii ali-ts and inda«ni«>tm farm- itiioecth n ol Oeoigia offers tine op- r.hiits Any intonuu'iou in lej-mi riv nr countiy will b* cheerfully fur* etlbva'ldres ing the Amguicus Rk- buKDKlt, Auwrh-ns, Ga. IwliiSSimliE i.A tr y aits. C. It. JlcCKOUY, " ATTORNEY AT LAW, r.Ll.AVILLK, GA. TERMS—All HhI m* from 30 or nurier, 3: afOto tMiu, ie» p *r o ni.;o»rr »even Mi-. N*icli;iri{t» unl*rs co.IcCilon# ivma<it'. Dr. 0. B. RAINES, jK'lltiRON AND PIIVSICIAN. I^tr-fil* i.fu <fc«'oii'ti ccrvice*. with an csrcri* DR. C. A. BROOKS, AMElltCUS. G A. MuWl.t II.v,Jritr mom fti'l refoiv. J "li-n.». TVlil he "imJ it nifl r nt tit. h }| *1 ** "f 1 *1. S 11. iuwkmr, cri fi Lee nn-i • ik-tiHr .tievt.1, ro.»>5 8m. _joy K f. f, A £KO VS. |Ll». J. Mi'Ur. 0, Horace MeO.ll. [iiiunieula! Marble Works, H1U.HH Ic 11 et' t 1,1,, I'niprli lurs, [Sunil.. K t Corn*r of the Public Square, AUEIUCUS, GA. | Monuments, Tombs, Etc., Etc he»t ffjiian ana American JXarbfe. ,ro *» Reltlu* for Omrierjr Kudos* octtjr »p«rd-»«y. FOR XtfSXTT. Tin. latj risideneo of L C Birrelt.ua I u“. rch Oh"-'. -eenpied by A. A ‘‘^session given Septembei 1, We ora Headquarters for Spectacles and Eye-Glasses! Cm su : t any and every one-in Gold, Silver, Seel, Bronze, Zylontte. Celluloid or Rubber Frames. We nre Sole Agents fir KING’S CEBEBHATED PATENT COM- BINAIION SPEOTACLES-tho beat in tho world. Wo sell tho Davis and Williams Singer Sewing Machines 1 and havj constantly on hand Noodles, Oils, Attachments and Parts for all Machines. Wrt have tho best»quipped shop for the Repair of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry iu this section of tne State. We employ none but first-class workmen and g«*m all our work. NEW YORK. the canvass by cooties. Cleveland'. Pltfralltjr lftcrftft.ftd- VVa«uinoton, Nov. II.—Report, from lire nunvuns by the couuty boairla in New York stale has been receivnl front the followinj* counties, whicli correspond with i lie table publiahed in the New Yoik Sun of Saturday, an I tie I' me. of Sunday last: ClinU.ii, Mudi.un, Montgomery, Orange, Rensselaer, Saiatoga, Schenectady, Schoharie. Seneca, Warren aud Yules. Easex county increase. Blaine's figures in the Sun by two votes. The canvassers of Niagara county adjourned until to morrow on account of the incomplete re nuns. The canvassers of Livings ton county met to day, but Uncling PIANO AND ORGAN DEPARTMENT. This brunch of onr business is stradily inerpnsing and all wc nrk is Ihit partlfft who txppi't tit buy a Pi.mo Hud Organ *il»ctll and exi*ui<iv our stock niul get our priyes before they buy. If wo cannot do as well or hi-ttt-r lor yon than y- u enn do f »r yourselves we do not n»k your pnlro»'ng«. The fact that we have >ohlP at-osontl Orginn to doZMts of the b-st business men in Auu-rions shows pluinly that w«* hcII »h to a ns any ohm, and when yon buy irom us you Imve no frmgbt to pt.y and save, the ir*.nbl** ottV'l)' xintf the instrument, ns wc place it iu your house mdiI o»vm you n FIVE YEAR'S letmrontee. We ulso have on hand a large stock.ol small Mu-ical In- stritm»#»»fH, consiMtitiK of Violins, Onitai*. 33aij s, Tamb'urines. Accoril**oiiH »<nd Harmonicas, and also !<« op Striucs of tlio very b qn tlity. Violin B »ws, Tail pieccP, Bridges, Rosin and all kind of Musical Instrument Trimmings. The Office of tho Southern Express Company D in onr s*ore and their Agent, Mr. S. C. COOPER u in onr empl- y ns Book-keeper ttltd Salesman and wilt ba glad to serve all who are needing any ti i ig iu our line. CALL AND SEE US IN OUR NEW STORE! „ ovmf JAS. FRICKER & BRO. Apt'lv to crih» *2ifi{,. i JftNO. M. Cokes. Dissolution Notice. ii lb ,!v J by mutual c-.-k nt _ A -I Baidwix&Co. ^t2n.i M «3 v J„|» ATMXINII , T . old oi r mi'linj in'erTRts in uity t.» Ainerb-na Oil C >ni| a* y. nport is dtfc* Chsap Engines. ° ,,p r r " r,a ft.l'l'-i'f’ ,,<al n) b>r Wanted i ^APWc^ ^04 Arg^a. Pine Plantation FOR SALE! The J. W. Furlow Plantation, In the Fifteenth District of SumterCounty, containing One Thous and nnd Four Hundred (1,400) acres of the finest (arming land in Southwest Georgia. About seven hundred acres open and in highest state of cultivation, balance in hammock and original pine forest. Well adapted for stock farming. Place contains new comfortable five room dwelling, new barn and smoke house, nearly new gin liou^e, sixteen good frame cabins, and all other necessary out-buddings. Plenty of wa.er, good fences, libor abundant and cheap. Place made in 1882, with twelve mules, one hundred and Ibrty-one (141) bales cotton, three thousand (8fKM>) bushels corn,Jone thousand^ 1,000) bushels oats nnd other j i’nd Xt''anotticr'p small crops, Hint tie Hue of One Fold of erne, and will make eight).five or ninety bales this year without it. . Purchaser will have refusal of twelve good mules, wagons, cornL^^/J*** fodder, cotton seed, cattle and hogs on place together witli all | b.md. Tbo room wus tilled with necessary farm utensils A splendid pl«ce and a rare bargain j ^,\^. i "^^moDg l 'u. C ui- given. Will be divided in lots to suit purchaser, 'i'emis easy.; yvr. |.re»eiit represeniiag the re- Propertv sold for division only. For maps or information call l‘;£}' c ™r* V, ]X W. JLEMrts.Tib < n or address, Clcorge lili.a, Rubtrt Sewell. Clsr- J. W. FURLOW, Americus, Ga.| Ruder. The democratic national | and stale commissioners were rep- If satisfactory sale is not made in thirty days, place will be r.senud by Qentral Francis 0. leased for a term of yea/s with all atock, forage uud tool*. j R.rlow, E«nkIio R»ril*u, Aarw iiiMin..iniMii.vi> ** 'auerpesi, »MmI »> aUUW, till to morrow, l’lie cliairuiaii ol i he board authorizes the slatemeiil that Ul.iue’N plurality in the court ty is 1 IS2, which is sixtv less than the hgures of the 8un, and one less than the Times' statement. TUX VOTE OF ALBANY. The sub committee of the board of county canvassers of Albany met again this evening. The twelfth ward matter was consider ed, and the democratic candidate, iu whose favor the change of votes was made, refused to protit by it. The effect will b« to elect the re publican cnnlidatea for county treasurer and coroner. The .ole on presidential electors will be ollluially canvassed to morrow. It is lelieved that there will be no change. Cleveland's plurality is 050. THE QUEENS COUNTY CANVASS. The Queens county supervisors met at me county clerk’s office nt IU o'clock this morning to canvas, the electoral voles. There was a large attendance of republicans and democrats from nil parts of the country. County Judge, Arui- Htroug and District Attorney Fleming appeared lor the stale democi id ie committee, and Coun sellers Jesse Johnson and IV. 8 Cogswell for l''e republicans. Re turns from several districts in north Hempstead and Flushing were olj. cted to by Cogswell, on the giouud that the grand totals were nut given. No errors effect iug ihe result us already civen were discovered, it is doubtful It the re-ult will be annouuced to day, unless the r.j ctvd returns are counted ibis ulternoon. Assem blyman Ed A. Darrah paesenlcd a protest agaiusl the award oi the certificate to Thomas ll. Smith, republican, lor the assembly from the second district of Queens county, alleging fraud, bribery, ir regularities anil illegal voting in L mu 1-land city. The Queens counly board 61 supervisors bad not completed Hie canvass ol the electoral vote when they adjourned at 5 p. m. to-aay. The tcurus of 0 uiatriois, which were returned to the inspectors for correction, still remaining to be canvnmed. In the last ease the ii-speulora had failed to give the unal numb;r ol votes cast. Dur ing the evening session, when the returns trom the that district ol the first ward of Lung island Ci y were presented, Counsellor Jesse Johnson, representing the republi can .'ate committee, questione- 1 their validity, claiming that they were nut sinned by the property qu.iiii.d inspectors, lie said he had Iu en told that William llenry, chairman of the hoard of inspec tors, had lelt the polling places, had revived no ballots, aud has wore person had lakcn his place and signed the returns without being duly quali fied. TUE NEW YORK CITY VOTE. In New York city today, at noon, the board of aldermen were sworn in tea board of county can Francis M. ScQtt.. Francis L. S’et S’n, Edward R. Bicon and Janes C. Carter. A resolution was of fered that none except (hose hav ing business with the board should be allowed to remain in the room during its sessions. This was laid on the table. Tho requisite com missioncr* were appointed on pro tests, the supervising of returns, etc. William P. Kirk ( Tammany) read a protest against any votes being counted that were cast for William ll. Grace for mayor, o.i the ground that it had been puh- Holy and aemi-oflicially asserted and believed by many people that Grace was not a naturalized citi zen. This matter was re'erred to the committee on protest. The board then adjourned until to morrow. , Up to this time no objection had been offered to the interference ol mttside parlies; but at this point. Supervisor McLaughlin suggested llmt tho oljicliun ol counsel were interfering with the work of the hoard tin I moved that the canvaan proceed. Thisioirse Wts adopt d und no fiilher notice was taken ol Johnson's objection. Johnson also claimed that the note of the town of Newtown was in excess of the registry, but upon an inspection ol Hie registry books he discovered that it was several hundred less, it is now almost certain there will be no change in the figures as al- ready published showing Cleve land's plurality to be 1.220. TUE KINGS COUNTY VOTE. The Kings county hoard can vassers met to-day. A number of citizens were present, ns were also coun-el representing tbc republican and democratic national and State cmnmit'ces. John Y. McKre was elected cha'rinan, and the usual committees were appointed, after which the boaid went to work on the canwusa. Thu hoard of canvassers of Su'- folk county, also got to work to day. Lawyers urc present repres enting both the Ilepubliunu nnd demnuralic parly. changes in Cleveland's favor understood that no Information has I ecu received at the demoofatln committee loom which in not in accordance with Mr. McPherson’s tabic. Al this hour 9:30 p. w., reports from the county tmaids ot thirty counties of Nciv York slate, nor’h of Harlem river, make changes in ibe figures published in the New York Timis ami the Sun, the net result ol which is to diminish Blaine’s plurality, as given in bo<h papers. Taking tho Times’ tables as published Sunday, as a busie, the net loss to Blaine is 54. AII of the changes noted in these re ports are in counties which gave majorities for Blaine. No change lies thus far been made iu the pub lished minorities for Cleveland. The following are the counties em braced in the above statement. Allegheny, Cayuguo, Chautauqua, Clinton, Essex, Livingston, Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, Lewis, Mndi. son, Montgoinciy, Onandago, O'- leans, Oswego, Otsego, Putnam, Raneasnelcr, Rockland, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Seneca, Siueben, Tioga, Warren, Wn-liing ton, Wavne, West, Chester, Wyom ing and Yates. t:ie times figures sustained. The reports at 10:3 J p. m. from additional New Yoik counties ol Richmond, Orange and Catinran- gus, make no change in tho Times list, but a correction received Irom Lewis county, in which a change ot fifty-two In the published plural ity was previously noted, makes a change of only two voles, so lii.it the changes of tin* thirty-three coun ties show a nut reduction of lilaine'a pluriilUy, as published in the Sunday Times, of four votes. TUB xr.x’r HOUSE TO. Dftu.eer.tft L»m 10 or tlafttr P-ft ••■I ftifj iiiiy. Wasuinoton, November 11 Edward McPherson, secretary of the republican congressional com raittee, says that from the most au thentic intoimat'nm he lias been able to secure the next bouse of re presenialives will consist of 182 democrats, 141 republicans, 1 greeidntcker and 1 funionist. As They Adjourned. From th« A:ehJ«oa Glob*. Old Sol Miller, editor of Troy (Kansan) Chief, and whohasa wide reputation as tho possessor ol a pen dipped in red hot gall, but withal a little wicked and a good d al irr -verent, was recently nom inated for the Kansas Senate by the Republicans. The religious element held a meeting and indig. "ally d'tc-mined not to support hi n. The crowd was large, unan imous nnd enthusiastic. They ap pointed a committee, so the story goes, to wait on old 8o!,and notify him that lie must withdraw or they would bust him. The committee found the old man in his sanctum, and proceeded to unlnid their mis sion. When the spokesman bad finished, and the others ol the com mittee hid endorse I his remarks, the old gray headed editoi str Igh'cned to his full height, pnlnu-d a long bony finger at the committee, while a strange glitter came into his eyes, and lie spoke in low, freezing tones: ■For thirty years I hare published a paper in this town. Not a week has passed in all that time but some truly good Christian man bu been to me and begged that some thing to his discredit should be withheld from publication, 1 have .1 ways complied. But the articles, though not printed, were always written an filed away. I'm a methodical man. 1 have more than one thousand articles within reach of my hand, embodying every dis reputable scrape and adventure that the “best and religious element” in this community has been engag ed in for the last thirty years. And I just want to say that If I am beaten at the polls 1 will start a daily piper tho next day, and I will never stop until 1 have printed every one ol those stories. That is my answer.” The committee crept quietly out and returned to i lie meeting to make their report. V silence like that of death fell upon the assembly, Mil the purring ol a cat upon the pulpit cushion sounded like the filing of a circular -aw. Fur ten minutes no one spoke, when at last the sexton said: “I move wo adjourn.” It was car ried unanimously. And thus mis erably perished a promising inde pendent movement. A Bonanza the Folitlcaus Lest Sight »L While politicians were quarrel ing on Tuesday, October 14th, 1881, the 1731 Grand Monthly Dr iwing or the Loubiana State L iltcrv came off. M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., (to whom all inquiries should be addressed). Ticket 78 45A drew the first capital prize or $75,000, and it waa sold in whole ticket to a well known busi ness man of the Crescent City, and paid in to E. B. Lhone, of the Louisiana National Bank tiler-. N i. 77 050 drew the second prize of $25,000 sold in fifths at ons dol lar each—one-filth each to Mr. Harry Smith, Justice of the Peace and ivm. M. Kennedy, planter, both of Ureeneville,MU one fifth . to W. C. Briggs, of Chicago; ano ther to E. C. Bennett, No- 210 Sedgwick st., Cb otgc. Two-filths or UK* t Uir.l prize ol $10.000—ticket No. 47 254—was won by O. C. Fox, P.irtaae, \Vis. The fourth prizes of $0,000 each were won by Nos. 13,388 ami 64,631, sold in filth a at one dollar eacb.nad scattered very promi-cuausly. North, South, East and West, to pirtiea in Memphis, Y.nn.j Columbia, Tern.; Puiladel- plda, I’eun., and New York city, Ac.. &c. But it will ever goon, and ll you invest it may make you, but will not break you. f To be continued indefinitely.) A Presbyterian doctor of divini ty oi c t said to me at a general assembly, says a member of the St. Paul Pioneer Press staff: “You paper men must have queer vlewa comp.'renlwiili tlie membership ol % 'he various parlies in the present j b ihnnahL ii.mj-.u-iu id-. , JL<< « 22 ist vote. This classification is sub jeet to a possible change of two to tnree votes. One or two of the Tennessee dis ricteare claimed by tie republic nt, bjt positive ini. one aide and report the proceed ings for the paiter.” The Athene negn et now say million is not yet rr'ceivrd about j that Cleveland it elect)d, but Gtn them, and the filth Wisconsin di - a rant will see that Blaine is seat- trict is .till in doubt, but is cun i-tded by this estimate *<* the demo crate. Mr. Poet,secretary ot Ibe democratic congressional commit- democratic congressional commit- »n«»r race, wu i Ue,.» •»$ mw la Ue tit/, bat it U tisiy picked ifctir masters. ed. They firmly believe tbit Dem ocratic success mean* slavery to their race, end several Lave al-