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.‘I Amerious Recorder. The DAILY RECORDER to pallishcd every morninr (Ilondtr tiMDttd). The WEEKLY RECORDER [l»] publubcd mrjr Fridsy morning. IVBWBimok RATES. lOnth,... i Me. .. year, ,1L9>. ,Y.ADVERTISING RATES. Transient Bate*—15c per aauare of ten lilies for •ret Insertion, end 16c for .each aubaeqocnt Inter* tlon. i . it Notices So per line! for first Insertion end One for ceeb subsequent inaertion. *'* retea for contreeta can be mad* with her. W. h. GLESSNEIt, FabiUher. The man who loans bis newspa per helps beat the printer. ' Bill Guerry, as a foil fledged candidate, is now shaking hands (?) Thursday of next week is Thanks giving Day, and turkeys will be in demand. H. C. ITOBEY, loot Kdltor. TO l7172\r TAIlg. Her. wlM people bate thdr b.j\ LtDiDf ne DEPARTURE OF HAILS. ! Going west and south cloia at. 10:69 p m . Going east and north eloea at.... 239pm Night mail north olose at 8:00pm For Buena Viata and F.llavillo tiosrs daily exeept Sandayat 12:30 p m Lumpkin, l’reston, Weston, and Plains of Bnan closes on Mon day, WSdnosdayand Friday at 13)0 p at Friendship, Dranesvillo and Church Hill closes daily, except .Sunday. at 83)0a m Bottaiord, Providence and Heals closes Saturday at 0:00 a m Hadoon clones Friday at 8:00 a m Lamar closes Tuesday and Fri day at 8:00 a m The abo.e arrangements will continno until ohsnga in railroad schedule. W. A. Black, P. M. LOCAL SCHKDULK. Oa end .Per Sunday, November 21 trains will inn a. follow.: 1 TRAINS SOUTH. i I soatll 11:22. Night Kxprara, .outb.. Hall north.. Night KxprcM 'Day m ight, * Night '• • TRAINS NORTH. . ,:06» t Sunday.... Monday,... LOTT 3:00 p. n 5:03 a. n 5:321a. ii WAIlilKN, Ag,m. Collector and Solicitor, Mr. M. M. Folsom Is tbo duly nutbor- Callootor and Solicitor far the ItE- conDSH, snd ell his busiuess transactions in connootion therewith will be duly recognized and nooeptod by tbo proprie tor Bny your shoes from J. H. Blaok & , Spn, next door to Bank of Amerious. tf Ambrosia Sr cat at McKenzie's R Fresh Fish and Oyster# for pnlo ovory dsy at J. A. Turpin’s, Agent, licstaurant. norlOtf Colored llearee. The charge for tho colored henrso end a epen of borsos will boreafter bo $1.00. tf D. B. Hill. Fresh Fish and Oysters for snlo every day at J. A. Turpin’s, Agent, Restaurant, noTlStf Go to Wynn A Wood for fnney grocer lea, confectioneries and fruits of all kinds. ool2(l-tf llarplness. Maks Tpnrself and your creditor happy by’paying that old, thumb, worn account oct4 dsatAwodtf Arnes Aycock, Old Sinner Cigars. Tbo finest import ed wines at MoKenzIo's. i Just received another lot’of Larrnbees, Snog Flako Crackers. Anslky Bhos. Emperor Cigars, genuine Havnnna; twenty-flro in a nos, at MoKonzio'a. tf Goods dellveod to any part of tbo oity by Ansley Bros. Tho Goldens wore in Carters- viile on Monday night, and we may expect them in Amcricus soon. Yesterday morning the boys were paying up their election bets, and the trade in hats, boots and cigars was brisk, while considers' blc money changed hands. Mr. J. M. Bryant, of Andcrson- vilie, who is Superintendent of the National Cemetery, was iu town Monday to see how the eleetion of Cleveland was taking. Mr. Bryant, although a Republican, did not vote for Blaine, and has no appre hensions of losing his position. Congressman C. F. Crisp left yesterday for Philadelphia, where ho had been summoned by Mr. Randall, chairman of the Ordnance Committee, to meet and prepare tber report for Congress, which convenes in about two weeks. We wish Mr. Crisp all possible luck and prosperity. From Lovi Daniel, one of the influential colored inen of Black’s district, we learn that the colored people aro much pleased with Miss Yiola Mitchc'l, the colored school teacher at that place. She has an attendance of from thirty to sixty- scholars, and gives universal satis faction. Yesterday about fifty negroes from tho new railroad came in town and left for North Georgia and various places during the day, They said they wero going home for Christmas, There has been no trouble among tha hands on the road, and their leaving was entirely voluntarily. The Sunday School Anocia- tlon. The fourth quarterly meeting of the Snmtcr County Sunday School Association wi'I be held on Satur day at Mt. Zion church, near Mr. Wm, A. Wilson’s, 12 miles from the city. This meeting will be the last held by the Association this year, and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance of the friends of the cause who desire to see the good work prosper and bo promoted in our midst. An enter, taining programme ef music, speeches, reports, etc., will be had and a most pleasant and profitable t'mc may be expected. The good people of the neighborhood Will give all a hospitable welcome, and we hope there will be a large at tendance. Quite a number of Sun day school workers from the city will be present, and a cordial invi tation is extended to all interested in the work to be present on that occasion All who wish to attend from the sections of the country remote from the place of meeting should come to Amcricus the day before, wlieie they will be cordially welcomed and entertained until next day. Let the good people of our county, who feci an interest in pro woMng the moral welfare of the young, take hold of this woik and give aid and encouragement to the Association in lhe<r efforts to build it up. Let the meeting at Mt. Zion he well attended. ANNOUNCEMENTS. SUMTER COUNTY. KOty JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, ,Wo.arB ftOtJiQrized to announce the name of W. W«GUEHRY as a candidate fur the office of Jastice of the Peace for the 789th diftrict. tde Fresh Fish and Oysters for sale every day at J. A. Turpin’s, Agent, Restaurant. novlCtf For FALL and WINTER BONNETS and HATS call on MRS. At. E. KAlNKS, Jackson Street, Amerious, Ga. oot3*3m About Spelling, A noted Amorican said that he would not give a cent for a man who couldn’t spell a word "more than one way.’’ No tice tho following spelling: C-l-e-a-t-h-e-s, O-l-o-s-e, C-l-o-t-h-o-s, C-l-o-z-c. You can take your choice and know that John R. Shaw’s is THE PLAGE to buy yonr Fall and Winter Clothing if you desire to got ull value (or yonr money. octl’Jtf Kimball Organs. 1 \ ■ The KIMBALL has no superior. The KIMBALL always gives satisfac tion. The KIMBALL is durable and elegant. The KIMBALL is sweet-toned and pow erful. The KIMBALL is the cheapest and best The KIMBALL is sold low for cash by James Fkickeb & Bko., ^ _ _ Barlow Block, Amerious, Go. aBL 4 L A It l>. To oil whs are .uttering from tha error, anil indiscftUone of youth, nervoa. weakness, early decay loss of manhoods &e., I will aenil a ipo that will cure you, FREE OF ( HAltGE. This groat remedy was discovered by a missionary In South America. Bend a self-addresscn envelope to the Rxv. Joseph T, Inman Station D, Arte York City Th. li.saon Why, L W. Harper's Nelson County Whiskey is preferred above all other Brenda is because it is the moil regulsr and most perfect Frodnct, incontestably ever made. A long experience in the manufacture of the Harper, the Urge capital of the Distiller whieh enables him to hold his Whiskey until it is folly ma tured, together with the feet that the Whiskey is bosght by and shipped me to direct from the Diatilleiy accounts for tbs unvarying satisfaction It has given Urns, best edneatsd to a fins Whisksy. J. Is rails, Sols Agsnf, Oetobtt Slim Itcligioun, The Lord willing, I will preach at Richland church on the fifth Saturday and Sunday in this month. M. B. L. Binion, Pastor. Taken lip. On Sunday, Nov. 16, a stray mule. The owner can secure him liy calling at this office, proving property and paying for feed and this notice. Married. On Tuesday, iho 11th, Mr. Geo. McCann and Miss Emma Siappcy, of 'Plains of Dura, Z. F. Markott, Esq., officiating. The happy couple lost no time, but repaired to t heir now home nnd went about their various duties. Wo wish them joy. A Female Dali Club. From a postal card rcocived here Sunday, wo learn that a ladies base hall club will visit Amcricus on December 12th, when they will probably play tho old Commercial Club on McKay’s bill. They bring a canvass tent of their own, and will charge an admission fee, a small one, probably. As wo will hear more of them before they reach this city, we abstain from giving any particulars. A Hard Fall. Sunday night about 10:30 the council beli in the court house yard was rang very violently. The cause was that a negro woman from Dooly county, unacquainted with the city, had fallen off the bank near Liberty Hall, nnd broke her leg, and had sent some one to the square for heip. She was ou her way to church, and got on that side of the street, not knowing of the high embankment- She was carried to a house near by and cared for. The fourth quarterly meeting ol the association will be held at Mt. Zion church in the old 16th dis trict on Saturday next, Nov. 22d. It is earnestly desired that there be a lull attendance of the members of the association, and the commit tees of the various districts arc especially requested to be present with reports that the year’s work may be roviewed and plans ma- tured for tho coming year. Those wishing to attend from distant parts of the county can come to Amerious the day before and will be entertained during the night’s slay in the city upon notice to either of the officers or committee men in the city. The following is n list of the committees of the association : 1st (15th) District—Thomas Hewitt, Wm. Parker, Thomas Johnson. 2d (old 16th) District—Wm. A. Wilson, S. B. Glaze. 3rd (New 16th) District—Thos. U. Stewart, Leonard Page, Geo W. Poole. 4th (17th) District—E. J. Rhodes, Mrs. L. P. Howell, Philip Jennings. 5th (Old 26th) District—J. H. Black, S. B. Glass, Z. T. Market. 6lh (New 26th) District—S. T. Crawford, Mrs. E. K. Bozeman, J. D. Glover. 7th (27th) District—Jno. Wind sor, U. C. Bagiev, D. A. Mayo, R. J. Perry, W. U. Morgan, G. M. Pattorson. 8th (28th) J. B. Scott, S. W. Small, H. n. McICclIar. 9th (29th) District—M. B. Harri son, B. A. Hudson, Bunyan Weav- Lott Warren, President. Merkeli. Callaway, Sec’ty FOB MAYOR. I am a candidate for Mayor at the Mu nicipal election to be held oa the 17th of December next, and respectfully solicit the support of my friends. If elected, my official acts shall bo io favor of rigid economy in Ihe collection and disburse ment of all public money. I shall favor the support, promotion, and, whenever possible, th° improvement of our public schools, and to Ibis end I shall encourage friendly relations, nnd harmonious no tion between the city counoil and the Board of Education. I shall favor maintaining our Fire De partment at its present standard of excel, lenee. I shall favor restricting ad valorum taxation to one per cent, per annum, be- tiering that this rate will support the city government, maintain our public schools, and also provide a fnud to erect public school buildings. Upon these subjects, and other matters of pubiio coneeru, I shall be pleased address the people st some suitable time prior to the eleetion. Itespecfully, W. P. Burt. People's Ticket for Decemlierfl7,1884 Commend nr at capital J, in the middle, read la ever three hundred ways bow to vote in next Municipal Election. RUVAMRDFRF. RFOItMAYO O Y A M It (1 F R E D K R F O K M A Y YAMHO FltU DL1IER FORMA A M It O F 11 E D L F. L D E It F O R M M R O F It E D I. E F F. I. II E It F O U ••I FRF. DLEFBFELDKRF o It K D I, K F R N II O It N It F E I. 11 E F It K II L E F It N II N H F K I. D K It O F It E HI. E F U N B F E I, D E It F A M It O F It K D L E I, DR It FORM - It It U I, DK It FORMA FRRDERFORMAY The pcoplo want him for his experi ence; for his stern integrity; for his un- compromisiog antagonism to lawlessness and disorder; for his fearless and impar tial administration of justice; fox his un swerving advocacy of what ho belioves to be right;for his loyalty to his country for his devotion to iho city; for his nerve to exeente the law—in a word, for what ho has done in past and for what they may reasonably hope from him in the fu tnre. Let’s elect him without a scramble. Integrity. FOR MAYOR We nre authorized to announce the name of A. O. BELL as a candidate for Mnyor of Amerious at'the Municipal elec tion in December next. augl tf FOR ALDERMAN. Thinking that the mechanics of onr city shonld bo represented in the City Conn- oil, please announce tho name of A. T. OLIVER as a suitable candidate for Al derman at tho Municipal election in De cember next. And oblige novl2tdo Many Voters. FOR ORDINARY. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Ordinary of Sumter county. If elected to tho office, in Janu ary next, I plodgo myself to disoharge the duties which will be incumbent upon me to the best of my ability, I respect fully solioit the votes of tho people. novO-tdo A. C. SPEER. FOR SHERIFF. We are authorized to announce the name of Vf. II. COBB as a candidate for Sheriff of Sumter couDty. If elected, N. II. White, of the 15th Distriot, will be hiB deputy. New Advertisements. Stoning the Train. From passengers on the noon down passsenger train Monday we learn that the train was stoned about the time it passed Troup street crossing, in this city. For tunately no damage was done of any extent and no one was injured. The train stopped aud backed up to the place, but uo one was to he seen, and Conductor Dasher thought the irattcr could be best attended to by the local authoritica and atarled on. What the trouble was that caused the train to be atoned no one baa the least Idea, Prices Tell, and People Toll the Prices. You know, nnd we know, that a con tented customer is the best advertisement wO'dtn have. But oftentimes low-prioed goods mean inferior and trashy materinls and mako up, henco our endeavor has been to connect these two strangers, low prices and good goods, and we are confl dent that our customers will bo as well pleased ns we are at our auecess. octl2tf J. R. Shaw. Preserve Tour Night. Prof. M. Forst, of Louisville, is in the city selling Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, which arc acknowlcdg cd by all opticians to be the best made. He brings with him testi- monials from the best men in tbe South, among them many from neighboring counties who are well known to our people. Those who have weak or failing eyesight should not fail to call on him, as they may thereby preserve their eyesight for many years: while to buy poor glasses may cause them to lose their eyesight entirely. Being an experienced oculist, Prof. Forst can adjust the glasses to exactly suit your eyes. He can be bet we hope the matter will be ftr-1 found at Jno. M. Coker’s barnea* Amerius G«. (jetted out by tbe police Authorities. 1 itore or at tbe Allen House. THE LATEST NEWS. New York, Nov. 14, 1884 New York is still counting, but it will make no difference; Cleveland comes in beyond a doubt, and Jim my Blaine will have to writo more books for a living. Business is at a stand still, everybody jubilant of tho prospects. I have been trying my best to see Mr. Cleveland, but be is not expected here, and my lime here is too precious to go to Albany, hence I will delay to seo him until tbe 4th of March, when ho will be inaugurated as President of the United States in Washing ton. During all this jubilee I have not forgotten business. I have taken advnutage of the “state ol affairs” and hare bought one of the finest and best assorted stocks, suitable for tbe cold weather and coming holidays, that was ever brought to Amerious. The goods arc being shipped as soon as possible. Ladies, be on the watch. Delay your trad ing until this regular Democratic Boom Stock arrives. It is impos sible to enumerate what I bought, but enough is, that you will be sur prised at the taste I have displayed in the selection of them, and at the prices they will be offered at Respectfully, S. M. COHEN, Tbe Bargan Man. Opposite tbe Bank of Americas Mammoth red sign of flag. HAIXsWAT. (All taring oftbU road art run bjr Central Meridian time, which to M minute* glower t Savannah tin*.] Superintendent’* Offing,» Savannah, Nor. 1,1884.' f O N AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 9, 1884, Pastenger Trains on this rood will ran u fol low*: ATLANTIC COAST LINE EXPRESS. Lear* 8ai*nnab dally at 612 Arrive st Savannah dally at 7 40 p Arriv* at Jeaup dally at. 810 Arrlvg at Waycrou da liy at 0 25 Arriv* at Callahan daily at 11 50 Arriv* at Jacksonville dally at U 80 p Stop* at all regular nation* between Savannah and Jacksonville. FAST MAIL. Arriv* at Jeaap dally at. 8 43 a Arrive at Wayeroaa dolly at 0 50 a Arriv* at Callahan daily at 11 SO a Arrive at Jackaonviile daily at--. 12 00 Arrive at Irnpoot dully at 1115 n Arrive at Valdosta dally at. 12 00 p Arrive at Oaltman daily at. IS 40 p Arrive at Tt otn&sviUe dally at 1 30 p Arrive at Balnbrfdga dally at 8 SO p Arrive at Chattahoochee dally at 3 52 p Stop* only at station* named above and at all station* between Thomasville end Chattahoochee. Passenger* for Brunswick take this train, riving at Bruaawick (vie B, AW.Railway) 12 45 p m. Passenger* for Fernondlns, Waldo, Ocala, Leca this train. Close connection* at Jaokeonvillo daily for Green Cove Spring*, St. Augustine, Pa'atka, En terprise, Sanford acd(tU landiugsXoa St. John’ river. Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile, New Orleans, tollman bullet and sleeping'cars Waycroas to Arriving m. New Orleans Pullman bu ‘ Nsw Orleans. CHARLESTON EXPRESS. Leave Savannah daily st 1 30 p m Arrive at Savannah daily at 130 p m Arrive at Jesup dally at 3 31 -o Arrive at Waycros* daily at..... 5 00 p Arrive at Callahan dally at 7 18 p Arrive at Jacksonville dally at ... -8 00 p Slope at all regular stetlotfa between Savina, and Jackaonviile. Pnllinsn parlor ears Smvannab to Jacksonville. JESUP EXPRESS. Leave Savannah daily at 4 Arrive at 8avsnnah daily at....*** 8 Arrivo at Jesup dally at 7 . Stops at all regular and flag station* between Savannah and Jesup. ALBANY EXPRESS. Leave Savannah daily at. 7 20 p Arrive at Savannah dally at 0 15 a Arriv# at Jesup daily at 0 58 p Arrive at Waycroa* daily at...... 11 35 p Arrive at Callahan daily atf 4 45 a Arrive at Jacksonville dally a* 615 a Arriv# at Dupont daily at 1 VO a Arrive at Live Oak dally at. 3 47 a Arrive at Galoeeville daily at. 7 oo n Arrive at Valdosta dai'y at 8 30 a Arrivt at Quitman daily at 4 30 a Arrive at Thoinnsville dally at 6 00 a Arriv* at Albany daily at 10 80 a Pullman palace sleeping cars Ssvanosh to Gainesville. Tollman buffet and sleeping cars Savannah Jacksonville. Pas engt>rs for Brunswick rto. Jesup tako this train, arriving at Brunswick at 6 15 a m. Passengers from Fernssidlna, Gainesville, Cedar Key, Ocala, Wildwood, Leesburg and all station* on Florida Railway and Navigation Company and Florida Southern Railway take toil train. Passengers for Madison, Monticcllo, Tallahas see and all If iddla Florida points take this train. Connections at Jacksonville daily with People’s Line Bt4amers aud Railroads for St. John’s rfver. Through tickets sold and bleeping ear berth OC' jmmodations secured st Bren’s Ticket Office, No. 22 Bail street, and at tho Company’* Depot, foot of Liberty street. JAS. L. TA i I OR, Geu’l Pass. Agent. R. G. FLEMING, Oen’l Supt. Peace Proclaimed. The enemy is routed, and GYLES, the Clothier and Hat ter now surveys the field of old shoddy stocks and high prices. Their banners of “good goods at low prices,” are all that re mains instead. Already are our citizens and country friends being daily directed, by our brother merchants, to GYLES’ CORNER as the only reliable place in Southwest Georgia for first-class garments. And thus the procession increases and the boys march to the soul-stir ring strains of the band as it discourses The fool I left behind me, Somewhere else to buy, Ever will remind me There’s one more fool to die. And they die—so they will. OMNIBUS FOR SALE OR TRADE. We have a new Landi* Omnllm*. which will c irry sixteen passengers, light run ning, can be drawn by two heavy horseR on good road, or run on any road with four light horses. Bus and barnesi cost about $1,000. Will sell it At a big reduc tion from cost, or will trade for buggies, horses or mules. We mean business and ill give a good trade. Call on or ad dress N. G. & J. K. PRINCE, nov!2tdecl Amerious, Go. CAPITAL PRIZ^Siiooito yWedo htrtby cert:-’’ ?.. .. , the arrangementt for'hu the MauiS!** Semi-Annual lirmninn* qjj and that the tame a,%> wnuueted -a —* esty./airneu, and in good faith t ". h , n - partita, and m authorize the r l,i < & «rUfieate. wSuMSSV* unnnfurtt .•« j*. _ . 0J oup .ignature, attached, in U, adceZZd!- Coi »“>l.sloae„ UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION' U Oyer Half aMillion Disiriijj Louisiana Mate Lottery Comm Incorporated in 1868 for 25 year* hv v . • ’ tnre for Educational and CharitalZ with a capital or 11.000,iKX)-to whi rh P n fuu«t of over 4550,000 hts since boon added*' e *' f '* By an overwhelming popular v ; ,f 0 it, was made a part ot the pn-sent Siau ciSf 1 * adopted Decembor 2d, A. D.. 1879 ODItl, ot oq It. arsed SlDRl. Number Drawl... takes placo monthly. It nteer train Loek at the follow-lug Distribution: 173th Grand Bloutiiiy .. ..... I In the Academy of Music, New ' lawns, Tuesday, December 16,*84 Under the personal supervision and manseem..,, of Gen. O. T. Banregard, of L»ul.ffK3 Gen. Jnlial A. Early, of Virginia ’ CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000 (^-Notice-Tickets arc Ten Doll*,, only. Halves |3. Fifth*43. Ten(hs|i. LIST OK PSIZES. * 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF |15o,0fto. uvarn 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 5 00T 1 w 1 grand prize of 20 00k*.; 2 LARGE PRIZES OF 4 LARGE PIG; 20 PRIZES OF lO.ldiO 25,0V ■•JO,wo (O.uftj *10X0# 7,(M 2,270 Prlxca, amounting to 45.'iWo Application for rates to clubs should le n;;i<'« only to the oUcc of tho Company in Now Orlrim, For further Information write dcmly. . fall address. POSTAL NOTES, Kxiirc** Money Order*, or New York Exchange in ..nil nary letter. Cunvncv by Expms (all »nms cl •5 and upward by £xprc*Mit our expense) ad- ■ M. A. DAUPHIN, Nsw Orleans, La. In Harlow Block, ORANGES. RECEIVED YESTERDBY, 1,000 Fine, Sweet Oranges. We will eell Large ones 35 coots and Small ones 25 cents per dozen. EVER BROUGHT TO AMERICA, WHICH SHE INVITES THE LADIES TO CALI, AND INSPECT. HF.K STOCK EMBRACES ALL THE LATEST STALES Hats, Bonnets Trimmings! AS WELL AS A BEAUTIFUL SELEC TION OF WHICH HAVE ONLY TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. Nov. II, 1884. tf Not. 16, 1884. It AYCOCK A BYRD. Souppemong Wi»e. CHEAP LUMBER nSffiSSl*^ I u now lottttd St BfU’s plot,, atsr Assmsa I from Adams’ Station on rwMgM-J B0B * inraealpjoi I. T. USREY. EnterprB*. Oa