Americus daily recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1884-1891, November 25, 1884, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text* -■ r'-'S " ? 'WpvgSSJ? diMIUSfeti ECORDER. 1« patlUbed every KOOBDKK U published t HBfelf! „ .a# e. wr,^r^; .... ... f « Local Notices 6c per line*, for first Insertion and Se per Une for each suUeqnent insertion. , w/j ^ Special, rates for contracts can be made Vila tb. pabUlter. w L QLEBSNEft, Pnbll|b«. H. C. ITOBEY, Local Editor. DEPARTURE. OF EA1LI. Going west and south close at. 10:59 p m .i:8gl>t mallnortU close at 8:00 pm tot Buena Vista and EUaTille closes dally except Bandar at 12®) p m Lumpkin, Preston, Weston, Add* Plains of Dues oloeee on Mim- • i 'day, Wednosdayand Friday at IKK) p m ., Friendship, Bran Seville and Chureh Hill closes dally, except Banda^ jiifpteiiiL Hudson close* Friday at 8:00 a m Lamar close* Tuesday and Fri day at «e e c ee, i.. 8:00 am The abov* arrangement* will continue nntil change in railroad schedule. * > W. A. Blacx, P. M. LOCAL BCHBDCLB. On and aher Sunday, November 3d trains will ran aa follows*?'*Gin ■ S~ ’ ■ TRAINS SOUTH. : . f liaU astilh.^.. ..11:39a 'SWr Tfeffiaw::-:"'. 5SSt Night •• •• “Monday 9:06 a. 4 TRAINS NORTH. Iff cxHuriday .6:83 Nighi “l&PP WAHRKN'/Agcnt. 1 ”' (Mr! M. M.»Folsom' Is the duty author- Oollector and Solicitor for the Re- COltDXR,and dll his business transaction* in oonneotion therewith will be duly recognized and accepted by the proprio- TMKJ'lLll 1 ''- ' ' Bay your shoes from J. H. Black & Son, next.door to Bank of Americas, tf Ambrosia fir zut at McKenzie’* ■ i * ■ Fresh Fish and Oysters for sale every day atJ. A. Turpin’s, Agent, Restaurant. {,>. K RoVlfitf Cali to Oajr And settle that long-standing account 7 I f' oot4d sstxwedtf Agnes Aycock. Colored Hearse. The charge for the colored henrso and a span of hones will hereafter be $4.00. r .i).B. Hill. UiitJ ^ n^LkXir. . . .Fresh Fish and Oysters for sale every day at J. A. Turpin’s, Agent, Restaurant. Old Sinner Cigars. Tho finest import ed wines at McKonzio's. Just received another lot of Liirrabees, Snow Flake Crackers. Ansley Bros. Emperor! Cigars, genuine Havanna; twenty-flvo In a box, at McKenzie's. tt Fresh Fish and Oysters for enle every day at J. A,‘.Turpin’s, Agent, Restaurant. novlStf For FALL and WINTER BONNETS and HATS oall on MRS. M. E. RAiNES, Jackson Street, Amerlons, Gu. oot3-3m llay ylsjisi. Make yourself and your creditor happy by paying that old, thumb-worn account oct4 d sat awed If Aones Aycock. About ■polling, A noted American said that he would not giro a cent for a man who couldn’t spell a word “more than one way." No- tice the following spelling: O-l-o-a-t-h-e-s, C-l-o-8-0, O-l-o-t-h-o-s, C-l-o-z-e. Yon can take your choice and know that John B. Shaw's is THE PLACE to.buy your Fall - --and Winter Clothing if you desire to get *’ *— octiatf Simon Cohen gives tho boys a Will Clone on Thanksgiving. few points in bis new advertise- 'meat this morning. . ** - Mrs. J. O. Edmundsoa and child ren returned home, Saturday night, frotn a long visit to Atlanta. Captain George S. Watts, travel' tng for Moore, Marsh & Co., At lanta, was in the city over Sunday, The cold .wave made an overcoat feel good, Monday morning. An improvement in the health of the city is now expected. ' Jim Williams brought iu a wild turkey, Monday, weighing fifteen pounds. It was for Capt. Mor gan’s Thanksgiving dinner, and was caught in a trap. Saturday night and Sunday morning we received a good rain in this oounty, the first in many weeks. The dust was laid to rest and everybody was made glad. Protector Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 wilt give a supper, dance and festival on Thursday night of next week. They solicit the aid of our people, and no doubt will receive it. Congressman Crisp, of Georgia is in Philadelphia attending tho House Committee on Great G Congressman Crisp bids fair to be considered a gun of no small cali bre himself.—Savannah News. Repairing Iheir Church, Betbesda church building is be lug so repaired that, when com. pleted, will ho a handsome and attractive building, and will bo ornamental to that part of the city on which it Btande. The workmen are progressing finely with their work. Died. Yesterday afternoon, about three ’clock, Leila, aged 18 years, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gucrry. Her funeral will take place at three o’clook this alter noon. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Mrs. McCoy, an old lady 80 years old,and who has many relatives in this section, died Sunday, and wa9 buried Monday morning. Peace to her ashes. all value tor your monoy. .11 Ut|tll. has no superior, always gives ssllsfen- The KIMBALL is durable ( and elegant. Tho KIMBALL is tVK*itontft*Bd pow erful. /jyW; is • tho cheapest and Tho KIMBALL is sold lovr fur cash by James Frick**'ffM," ?»rlow.Block, Americus, G*. To all who are suffering from the error, and indiserttions of ynnttr, nervous weakness, early decoy loss of manhoods fte>, I will send a ipe that will onre FREE OF C BARGE. This great ’ ’ The Reason Why. L W. Harper's Nelson County Whiskey Is preferred above all other Brands!, hsianae it la the moot regular and moat perfect Frodnot, inoontestably * ‘ftft Mpfo'ft'fend expertence. in tha manufacture of the Harper, the large capital oflbe DUliller which enables hist to hold hia Whiskey until it is fnlly ma- tnred, together with the fact that the Whiskey la bought hy.and shipped asto direct from the Distillery acoounts for the unvarying satisfaction it has given Oetobet lltm AmMet* G4,' .&■*)}£i. A Card. To the Citizens of Americus: Owing to tho popular Golden Troupe being hooked for our city November 28 and 29, and being unable to change their dates, und not wishing to play against or de tract from our Military Fair, they have arranged to play Friday night and Saturday matinee, losing Snlur. day night. By doing this tho Mill, tary Fair will not open on Friday night until after tho performance at the opera house, but will open Saturday night at usual hour, when the Golden Band will pay us the compliment of a serenade. Every, body go and sco the Goldens Fri day night,as it is the most popular tronpe that ever visited our city. Capt. T. H. Siiaffkk. Prices Tsll, and Psopls Tsll the Prices, You know, and wo know, that a con tented customor is the best advertisement we,can have. But oftentimes low-priced goods mens inferior and trashy materials and make up, hence our endeavor has been to oonuect these two strangers, low prices and good goode, and we are ooufl dent that onr customers will be as well pleased aa we are at our success. ootiatf J. It, Shaw. How a Negro Loved Pork. A week or so ago, Mr. Jim Walk er, who la ovcrieor on M. B. Coun cil’s plantation iu tho Fifteenth district, missed some nice porkers. He suspected one of the negroes oh' the place named Dick, and last Saturday he caught him with some of the meat. He immediately col lared him and started to town, bringing the meat and the negro in the samo wagon. When by Mr. Boswortlt’s place, just on the edge of the city, the negro succeeded in freeing one hand and throwing the meat out, and as it was dark, it was not noticed. About n block further on he got loose entirely, and jumped out. Walker gave chase, and by the aid of a neighbor succeeded in capturing and arrest ing him. He is now where pork will not bother him for some time to come. We, the undersigned, sgiee to olose onr stores on Thursday next, Thanksgiving Day: SCHUMPERT A RONEY, F. A. GYLES, 'JOHN M. COKER, J. H. BLACK A SON, A J. BUCHANAN, M. SPEER, J. B. FELDER, J. W. WHEATLEY, TULLIS & JOSSEY, EZEKIEL TAYLOB, F. H. BUCHANAN A SON, HITT & OO., HAMILTON A CO., TOOLE. McGARBAH A TONDEE, P. H. WILLIAMS, THOB. A. GRAHAM, A. J, HAMIL, BROWN & FRENCH, LIGHT BROS., W. E. CLARK. J. E. SULLIVAN. . T. M. EDEN. PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK. WOOTEN A FORD. C. W. FELDER. J. W. HARRIS A CO. HARRIS & CO. BYLANDEB A ARRINGTON. E. J. KLDRIDGE. (as Sundays.) J. WAXELBAUM A CO. JAMES FRICKER A BRO. M. T. ELAM. ANSLEY BROS. (Conditionally.) Mr*. E. 8. WABLICK A AO. THORNTON WHEATLEY. Mrs. M. E. RAINES. D. B. HILL. AARON COHEN. M. B. FOSTER. (Conditionally.) HARROLD, JOHNSON A CO. K. M. COHEN. J. B DUNN. GEO. TURPIN. HAWKINS A TAYLOR. a. d. b. McKenzie. W. H. COBB, (exoept meat heirs.) W. J. PHILLIPS A CO. T. J. STALLINGS. R. T. BYRD. AGNES AYCOCK. JOHN. R. SHAW. OLIVER & OLIVER. L. B. BOSWORTH. B. A. MAYO A BRO. JOINER & NICHOLSON. J. W. SHEFFIELD A CO. WYNN A WOOD. G. W. GLOVER. W. E BROWN. JESSE AYCOCK. E. J. BROOKS. COUNCIL A WILLIFORD. J. L. PRICE. It. A. WHEELER. J. F. BOLTON A BRO. MRS. FRED LEWIS. F. G. OLVER. T. F. LOGAN. PATRICK BASS, (exoept meat houre.) II. D. WATTS. J AS. HARP, (except meat hour*.) G. W. WOOD. DAVIS A CALLAWAY. J. A. A D. F. DAVENPORT. Resolutions of Respect. Snmter Council 430, R. A. > Americus, Qa. Nov. 2), 1884.} Whereas, The Supreme Ruler of Destiny, by the infallablc work ings of Divine Providence, has re moved from our Council and the walks of life our brother, Jas. L, Dunham; therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of our brother we ore again reminded of tho mutability of human life, and of the importance of being ever ready for the Reaper’s coming. Resolved, That by the death of Brother Dunham our council has sustained the loss of a member possessing a warm and generous naturo, one who was over ready and prompt to respond to all the charitable demands of our order. Resolved, That as a token of es teem for our deceased brother, these resolutions be spread upon the minuto hook of oureouneil and published in the city papers. George Stapleton, W. P. Burt. Committee. Republican please copy. A Saucy Negro. Saturday night Mrs. Bugg Chap man was called to her door by a negro, who said there were some pigs in her yard. Mrs. Chapman secured some help and drove them out and then wont back to her work. As she went through the hall to her room her daughter said some one was playing on the piano. Getting a light she went into the parlor and soon found a big buck negro resting himself in a rocker. Tho negro said he didn’t want anything, but as soon as the lady went for a gun he made a sadden disappearance and has not been heard of since. New Advertisements. BUSTED AT LAST. 'Since beginning the Bargain Store, many rumors and guesses bow long it will last have made their rounds, bat not until my re cent visit to bay my second fall stock bare the above utterances been used by competitors. But we are far from being bust ed. The Bargain Store to day stands on solid footing, and the purchase of the second stock ought to, and tells the talcs with quite a different result. We claim to-day, in less than twelve months of its existence, to do the largest cosh business of any Dry Goods House in Southwest Georgia, and we also claim that we have opened an avenue for the Americas trading people to get good goods at less prices than they were ever offered before. No mat ter, busted or not busted, we will continue to sell you goods at bust ed prices, and we wish to call your attention that the goods recently purchased on my last trip are com ing in, and will surpass anything in price and quality ever ofiered before. Gome early and get the first selection. I will call the especial attention of the ladies to my large and as- sorted stock of Cloaks and Dol mans, which I offer, owing to the scarcity of money, at half their value. Owing to the soareity of room and the meagre facilities for show ing the goods, we will offer especial bargains in Ladies and Misse9 trimmed and nntrimmed hats. Also feathers, flowers and millinery trim mings of all descriptions. It is useless and impossible to mention tho diflerent specialties and bar gains which we offer. We continue to receive goods of all descriptions and we will make it to your inter est to call and examine and price onr goods before purchasing else- wherere. Respectfully, S. M. COHEN, Tho Burgan Man Opposite the Bank of Americus. Mammoth red sign of flag. GLOVER’S OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY WT, NOV. 28. Grand Matinee Saturday at 2 P. M. Coming in *11 their Grandeur ssd Mstmtnde. J Andthnir Superb Silver Band and Ore be sirs, composed entirely of aolo performers* The great est musical and Dramatic Company that aver ap peared in thia city. Everybody’* Favorite, Bella Golden Snpportad by a Company of Twenty one Start ling and Kmononal Artiste, each and everyone a star in their several characters, introducing new plays, new scenery and charming music, Friday evening, will be presented the new and successful Comedy Drama, entitled LADY CLAIRE, -OR TAB- Master of the Forges. BELLA GOLDEN AS LADY CLAIRE, spotted by a powerful cast The mnsic that in - tied with tho company la the finest that money can proenre. Don’t fail to see the grand street parade each day at 11 o'clock. Popular prices. Reserved seats now on sale at Visa Agnea Ay- cock’s and Mr a. Fred Lewis' book stores. HARRIS & JAMES IME ! Cotton Seed Meal. We are prepared to supply thoso want ing Cotton Seed Meal in any quantities at lowest cash prices. Tools, McGarraii & Tonpee. oct30dlw-w3t To Rent. To Rent. Three miles from Americus, oue good three-mule farm. Healthy locality and good school convenient. For particulars apply to THOMA8 M. ALLEN. novl9w4vr CHEAP LUMBER I am now located at Bell’s place, near AmencUs jjfcws 1 will deliver lumber at mill for Eight Do art per 1000 feet, and..in Us city for Nine ' Dollars oer lOOO. tf! R. W. JORDAN 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 l.otv 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. THE PEOPLE’S Ratified by the People! All Scbool Suita, MRS. FRED LEWIS’. Americas, Qa., Aug. 24, 1884. tf WE Respect THE rights OF THE POOR 8 WE MAKE THE RICH RICHER GOOD WILL TO A LL k PROTECTION VS. OVERCilARnp NO DISTINCTION IN SEX, NATInl ALITY OR COLOR ™* ONE LOW PRICE TO AII WIDE AWAKE AND BOUND TO WIN. REFORM! Whereas, Many citizens o| 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 weannounceour self as the Saw, Wktl* tfe. cotton to rolling 10, to a good lima to aattla that old account. octU reiawtdtf ' Aoxxa Avcocx. He Didn’t Find any (Jas. Texas SI flings. A countryman, who was on a visit to a friend in Austin, saw gaa burning for the first time in his life. He inquired where the gas came from. “It passes all around, two feet underground,” replied the city friend. Some time after hit return home, the countryman wrote to hit city friend: “I have dug up the earth six feet deep, all around my place, but I haven’t yet been able to find any gas, but I got dead oodles of worms to go fishing with.” This is My Space ! A.D.B. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Soupparaoag Wine. I am now prepared to supply pare Scnppernong wine at |1.50 per gallon. Keg. furniibed for 41.00. Wine .hipped from Adams' Station on rectipt of money Address, J. T. CSRET, Entarptiia, Qa. WHISKIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS,Etc. I have in stook a beautiful lino of all baud made Sour Mash Whiskies four years old. Also a very fine quality of Blended Whiskies, which I will sell very low FOR CASS ! Now is your time to purchase a pure article for less money than CTer before. Also, a very large stock of Tobacco and Cigars, any grade you can imagine. Remember that Cleveland and Hendrioks arc elected—down goes taxes, also Whiskey, Tobacco and Cigars. Cotton Avenue, novttal A. S. B. tf oKSNZXS, Under RrcofiDEB Office, * Americus, Ga OUR PLATFORM! Low tariff on all goods used by the people, such ns Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Etc. As low prices surely increas, es trade and results in the 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 atanyprice.) No misrepresentation. Sell every article on its own merits and at its true value. JOIN US! Be on the winning side. Al ready we are elected—elected to sell you cheaper^ than the cheapest; elected to show yon tile 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 ment of true economy and re form. See us personally and learn our civil service principles. In return for patronage we promise Fair Dealing, Straight Goods, Bed-Rock Prices. Polls now open and will re main so until further notice. Vote early and often is the wish of yours truly JOHN B. SHAW, Forsyth Street, Amerious, 0*