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•Niiiiii/ AMffi]CUS,GKOR(jdA > . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1884. * ' i, ^'SS^S^SS
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M I. athtni^A in Ilia finest
S ^ffi'*ifth?lrafu. R jalt. ab'd'VeS
SX-UiU lempofiite rfad semi-tropical
“ DeVr ,bcat, qorn, rye. odts rf«e, lrfi»
ind iiveet potatoes, poanats, ohafas,
ttttoa.'tfeas, «ugat tunc, apples, pears,
'SmiIm. grapes, pluios,and other fruits,
ns climate la’ipiltt and equable, and one
thiEf healthy in the world, the air
SOMETHING . SPECIAL
tsri tbwi) «*Mrmn w$i mxjmi
IN THE LINE OF—
fejjfcjji^Araeriicns lias a SdpSfihion
„ftoOOJa beautifully situated on high
ud rolling ground and toasts of aOme of
tkiliruKlsoropst business blooks in the
Mk The city his fine public schools-,
goodchurahtiiAlafsa, poblio library;
See daily', one sonn-weekly and two
weekly newspapers; a new opera boss*
completely furnished who, aoettpfr and
capable of Mating 1,00(1 persons; ft well
crginized fire departincnt, including
f Wj iraV hthmMm; tob snrets ore well
payed, towered and lighted; there are
(wo’-fiboritig mills, a cotton seed oil mill,
ribftfc iblffnntf variety works, carriage
factory, and ft number of minor manfacto-
rfaqaboat two hundred firms are engaged
to mercantile husineW;* three banks with
tn abundance'-of 1 'eatfUal} 1 4Wo good
hotels tarnish good nccoiUmodiittioo.
AmexicnS is the centre of trade-* for six
eonrilies comprising thd riohest ogrioul-
taral section in Georgia, the Average an*
nnalcotton receipts being 30,000* bales,
which will be largely increased by the
completion of the Preston and Lumpkin
hdfiMd cow in process 1 of construction,
itito the largest city in Southwest Gcor-
cW, and has been appropriately named
toe •‘GAmmercial Capital" of tbatseo-
tiofi, and it is rapidly growing in popn-
Jttfon and wealth. As o place of busi
ness residence it presents- attractions
equaled by few cities in thfe "South.
Property .of,all ki^ds is jooqaparatively
.cheap, although. 1 rapidly‘'fiflxanclng in
nine; tbe inhabitants of both city and
nigraqto, To enterprfsing tradesmen, ju-
dieloasdapltausts arid industrious farm-
.ttitoif section of Georgia offers fine op-
■ portunities. Any information in regard
‘Wtlly or cmmtiy will bo cheerfully fnr-
‘Bhhed+yaddressing-tbe Amekicus Re
corder, Americus, Ga...
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L.B.B0SW0RTH
;;‘ .FpBSYTH ST., AMEEIGUS; GA; i„
Has just received the following now goods for the Holidays; to whfch he invites
, ' j, ’ special attention, i , j
Dried Bruits, Citrons, Prunes, , ;
Currants, Raisins and Figs,
MALAGA GRAPES AND IflINCE MEATS! ;
FKESn APPLEk. ORANGES, APPLE BUTTER FRESH AND GOOD,-MAPLE
SYRUP, BUNKER HILL.PICKLES AND GHERKINS. .
CHRISTMAS CANDIES !
CHOICE, FRE3H, MIXED CANDIES. TOY CANDIES, ETC.
Canned Goods!
In Barlow Block,
(cCBOBY, .
;f|i T LAW,’
E ^aiCjrm»®, ga. *■*- -
TKUM8—All claim■ from 80 or under, 8;
oo •»to $500, tea per cent.; aver $500, «v«o
f wiit. No charges unleaa collections arc made.*
May 14-tf.;
T
STRING BEANS,
FULTQN MARKET BEEF,
Lhave the fioest lino of Canned Goods eve, brought to Americas, nil of which are
full weight and find-class goods, embracing
BARTLETT PEARS, PINE APPLES,
STRAWBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES,
PEACHES, TOMATOES,
y ■- GREEN CORN, .. . , . ** ~ STl
CODFISH BALLS,- ’
"PRESERVES AND JELLIES OF ALL Kinds,
PICKLES-BUNKER HILL, GHERKINS, CHOW-CHOW, MIXED.
BUOKWEAT FLOUR AND OATMEAL, . , ,
CODFISH AND YANKEE BEANS, CANNED JIACKEttEL,
CANNED SALMON, BEEF AND HAMS, DRIED BEEP,
CREAM CHEESE, FINE GOSUEN BUTTER,
AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE LINE ON
FANCY AN1) STAPLE GROCERIES.
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ALSO KKEPS THE EIEEST JlBAUDS Of,
LIQUORS AIVD CIGARS.
B-udweiser Beer os. Xoe, Sto.
: f A ■
i ’ X|. B. BOSWOBTH.
Amoricua, Gn,, December 3, 1884. ml
HII-LElt A-McCALL, Proprietors,
Southwest Corner of tile radio Sqnife,
AMERICUS, GA.
\ N "rom6s,Bfck,:Et<>
Lftaban aKi Amertthn ilarbM*
**•* Railing for Cemetery Eacloa*
party MpeelSuy. . T
This is My Space!
bin:
A. D.B. McKenzie
VVHqiESAIjK.Aif D RETAIL BKAJ.KIl IN j
OvrfjyjiB iJi
^Bf&Tr-M/COBB
°°w?on AvxnrtTB
»f*a -yft; i ; • .. ; , f - ;
v k**J>.onU.giU,t very beat cut a of
ASD SAUSAGE,
_an«i aleo a full line of
ifd ProrlsIoBfi,
ofVe^iiMci iai Frulu In
Own!*, etc. It I» thdr aim
£!**■ •*D»M«t>met»t, wd qlre thair
7j°?*n|Mameattfa*lowest prices.
| Cattle, Hugj, end e
For Sale.
leraa, welt improved,
. r -—. lidilfc:;Goodn»igh-
w"nT?' Senllhy locality, well situated
-Cm be bought lowby
gPiyingWjy at tbUofflc?. novllml
CIGARS,Etc.
I have in Btock a beauliful lino of all hand made Sour Mbh WhUkies fonr y«aVa
old. Also a very fine quality of Blended Wniekies, which I will aell vejry low
PORcAsnr
Nowi* ypnr time topurebaae a pure artielo for leas money than ever before.,. Also.#
very large stock of Tobacco and Cigars, any grade you can imagine.
Remember that Cleveland and Hendrioks aro elected—down goes taiea, also
Whiskey, Tobacco and Cigars. ; . > fltVifJ / -
A. X). B. MggEXTZIB,
Cotton Avenue, - Under Recorder Office, - Americus, Ga
nov23ml * - - ’ Li r . la, L
WHICH SHE INVITES THE LADIES
TO CALL AND INSPECT. HER
STOCK EMBRACES
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
Hats, Bonnets
Trimmings!
AS WELL AS A BEAUTIFUL SELEC
TION OF
WHICH HAVE ONLY TO BE SEEN
TO BE APPRECIATED,
■nnXTfrpy 01 w,nt n f*> se-Sbot tups*tin
1JUJM 1 Uifl* for ltd, a 30 Urtech Ixjfdiny
Shot Oun for flo, a «l2 Concert Or«»netU» for 17;
a f55 Ms ic Lantern for 111, a Solid Gold |25
Watch for 915, n f!5 Silver Watch for •§. \ eu
can get any ot thewe , y’^^T llrt,c,c • ***
will devote a f u w I UUtoura of your kUare
tine evening* to IntToduaiar our new foeda. One
lady aecurcu a Gold Wateh free, in a nBfleflafter.
- A gentlew.B sot a silver warch for fifteen
i«ts S ot <■ silver warch for fifteen
minuter’ work. A W U years oldjeeured a
vraioh lh ona day ; h»ndred» ot other*TFT A |TfTi
hare done neerly as weiL If you f T /xiT A
hn.a a Mamie IsKUtern you can start a btul-
neaetha* wffl pay you iron) ‘I en to Fifteen Dollar*
every nlfht. *nd »' ooca 'or our lllu«tr.t«l
Ca•atouuo of Uslil «nd slU.rW.UlMa S.IftJock-
|S| Boll .Do* BivCyriy. Spy Olumf,
Scout ana A«to:i'jSi o«l Te&<*p.l, IVUrrapti
lnMratnents, Type W titer., Oipn., Aceorilloc,
^*ob
CO., MI at....a ftlrcct, «•» Fork.
Mdl,od.v4w
MASON & HAMLIN
, ORGANSW
100
STYLES
HI • heat honor* at afl great WorfdVUxhM/ftiott*
for aevcntctn year*. Only Americiui <.‘f|t*na
awnrdefi anch at any. For oaslt, easy payment*
° f UPRIGHT. PIANOS
nreaebtiif vtfy hlghefi'efcallency yet attained
In aach inatrumenu; adtling to all pravlou* lin-
tirovements on* of greater value tmui any; tecur*
out of tune. Illuatrated catalogie free, f .
Mason & Bulb Orp alPtooft.,
Boaton, UdTmnontSL; 14lla St;
Chicago, U» Wabaati Are. novlOml
th. Famtllai Ml-I FrtMjU of tb. C.ndidata..
UUH t£
BARL0W BLOCK.
Hrs. ,F. S. WARLICK & CO.
Ladies’ Fancy Goods
Trimmings! ,
Underwear!
" Dress Goods!
7 • 5 Etc,, Etc.
WOULD INVITE THE LADIES OP
^l E l B »»aWM
THEIR GOODS AND PRICES, BE-
LIEUING THAT THEY. WILLJflND
OUR GOODS AS GOOD AND AS
CIIEAP-A8 ANY IN THE CITY. „
f'jyh.K.'i s
A Bad Sugar Outlook.
. There appears to be lmrct times
ahead for tbe Louisiana sugar
planters, says a Now Orleans spe
cial: Menaced bv the proposed
trade treaty ytth Spain, which
permits the competition of Cuban
sugars, the possibility of a renewal
ot the Motrison horizontal reduc
tion of duties, supplemented by
the—impression that the general
government will damp overboard
no more Feddral treasure for levee
building, some of the most sags,
eious sugar: planters on the-Missis-
sippi river are preparing to. aban
don the .cultivation of sugar cane
logo into planting rice. This is
especially the case with , ail that
class ot planters who,have become
embarrassed in the course of:plant
ing operations and gotten -bellied
with their mcrohants. Rice seems
to he the coming crop of Southern
Louisiana, and if, in addition to
the present prevailing low prices
in sugar, the treaty with Spain is
ratified it will almost entirely sup,
ersede the cultivation of cane, It
wilt only be tbe large planters who
have fortunes invested ip. sugar
bouses and tbe machinery and ncc,
essary apparatus for sugar-making
who will have the hardihood to
continue to plant that crop at tbe
present unremunerat‘lv'e;'':'price3.
Those best informed claimihat-the
rice crop will net (44 to the acre,
with much les outlay and less risk
than sugar-planting involves. *
A larger business is done by tel
egraph companies in the- United
Statcs'Yhan in any other coufitry
in the wertd. Over 40,000,000
messages were sent- .last year.
Great Britain sent nearly ‘83,000,-
000, France 26,000,000, and. Ger
many 18,000,000. The total for
the world was 153,000,000, fully
one-baif being sent in English
speaking countries. Germany has
nearly as many telegraph offices as
the United States, although so
much smaller in area, and doing
less than half the business.. Great
Britain, on the contrary, docs a
large business with comparatively
few offices. Tbe Canadian Domin
ion claims more telegraph offices
in proportion to population than
any other country.
Arthur and the Exposition.
Washington, Deo. 3—President
Arthur has as yet mado no arrange
ments for attending the New Or
leans Exposition, which will open
on Dec. 16. Uo bps, however,
promised to be present, if possible.
A party composed of Secretary
Teller, Postmaster General Hatton,
Third Assistant PostmjjsterGcner.
al Uazcn, Superintendent ' Thomp
son of the Railway Mail Service,
and other government ofliciala, will
leave Washington for the Kxposi
tion in time to be present at thp
opening ceremonies.
Death of Hr. J. N.Smilli
-We regret to have’W report .’the .........
death otthis prominent oitizen ofevety rtay id the WtMt. Thie'mon
Lee county, whioh occurred last -has-been doinglthls wind J tort-years
— ‘ ‘ no ar,jm<J 4yfi.be is so u«d tf>,it
>1W ad;
l!T Dr.TMy • of Athens, If ls Mid,
has made an almanac from WfiUto
2000- -.The.filinajiac i», ,Y«ry-HWn-
any day amf^dato'*' w»nte<?.
Will hive IffbppyrightCd abort? 1 <l1 '
start Soro Throat, litacding Gurat, Sors
■ • Ulcere,.- CleonsUi«T
Himo healthy. Ptq
the
snug little Bum bt $500, -i biisl
Six miles from Griffin, Tuesday,
the engine of John Mfsldroup ex-
iplbde'dj'kilUng a nagro, blowing hit
head entirely from hia bodyn . Sev
eral men . standing „nea.iT,; were
woumied. ..One,.will "
Twp mules woro
torn to pieces.
■ JaiiJ “
Wednesday morning at bis rcsi.
deneo in Chokce district. Dr. Smith
refugecd to Lea from Gordon esun
ty, Ga., near Res&oa some time
during the war, and has lived in
this county Bince that lime and was
favorably known ns an upright
citizen and an able physician. jWc
tender oor condolence tddiis
ed family.—ISmltbvlllq ,Ent
It is generally held that repub
lics are ungrateful, but South Car
olina proves an exception to this
rule. Senator Wade Hampton will
be bis own successor and that with
out opposition, it seems that tbe
ieople of that slate repose Implicit
i itilb In the fidelltyand sincerity: of
the South Carolina statesman', and
be will doubtless represent them.
In tbe United States Senate as tong,
as he desires to do so. In tills
they show appreciation of rest-
merit.
Mr. S. A. Garrett, of Polk coun
ty, owns a sow, now nineteen years
of age, that has Usd 183 pigs,
and she is now being fattened to
assist in the making oL.a crop -for
another year. With but little ex
pense for her keeping, her produce
us been worth a number of bales
of cotton, and even after death site
will doubtless be a considerable,
help towards the making of another
crop.
President Arthur in ids message
refer* to tbe recent election, and re-
matka that it is > subject of general
congratulation that, after the con
troversy and despite tbe clonenetsi
of tbe vote, tbe public peace suf
fered no disturbance, bat tbe peo
ple awaited the result patiently and
quietly. Ur. Blaine will baedly be
able to dstect in this a personal
reference to himself.
n.ili!* ,„i i-yigf
Tap Gross-Stories Feukrt lEVfjywbCM •
, The 288 ioke has rean
log IrOtii TittslfOrS,
the rounds. 'TrtWpertbnW'febstrt
n dark,Blfqyi and one cajMi‘Way,
did you hear that story to, day about
•tf88piKNo!" answered. tlisAihw,
excitedly-i,iifirSnt-.is. it J!!i
tob gross—.too. gross, ei^ireW’i jtb-
plied; bin «jnpnnipn.;in;arn).9urpful
voice. otfTeiW awey," resntnafl.lthe
first,'/and Oi try to *iamyfe ,,«il
must,hear such: dreadful;,thinga^d
must.!! i.e«W«n4vnWa
friend, “144 Is one *rps», J *»<l,8fi8
is two . gross—IsqklfA/’l Aimtfoor
shot aoroes., the sky Uke.a.flasb.sif
RgJhtningnrt;. thud—a.i:..tManTOa
cluickle—a.<Vac!f form stealing ejwy
in the tlarknescrrund afi wqs,silent.
From tho OfllclzV Her,1-1.
' 1’ahnel‘iiib 'miny parts' bf'ITe-
brask'a'arc.frtirhing''t‘ofn fcr AM.
They have figured tho matter out
to their oWn satisfnction’-and'afe
“Witte about 22 chnW i bushel 1 "And
Corn (joes not find a reslyhale'ln
The' ttfral markets for rnbrC thah 12
ccbtfe* 0 Experiments hive ehbwn
that twd buBhcls of corn'. Wiil -pro-
duce more warmth tb'art'one'Bilihei
offL*o*l,and larmcra nre thnsj Jinrn.
ing fho paperml saying th)
selvoc the trouble ot liauung it
market And draWlng the coil
agate. - v;!' I- . ivr Naviaiu i
, ..There is a farmer named" Wood-
worth,Tn Monroo County,'ifiaV’too
IWm'Ar Bibb, who 'towns andreoffl-
VAtcs over tj000 acres of Und^and
who never wore a suit o[e}iothwJn
his life tfiat jvas qpt cpaiio, at hQjp^.
He raises everything ho wears and
cats except Sugai', coffee uhcl salt,
And has liad rfo other Cook isVc bis
wife and daughters .since- Ihh War
ended.’ Heis perfectly iddepe*-
dent and! lives bitter than the ma
jority df city people. g
HiuesviileGazcttei-HheriffBreW-
er has -the champion cane ,patch
this ye^r. From a quarter of ; an
acre he has realized over six oar.
felt dfsphdp. “Tftii' would bb (4
barrels - to the sore, and rating
each barrel at-$20, an aero of-, bis
cane would be worth $48Q., j Add-
I* f)j Drs. J P. A tVLlh - HulwM ) Dsn-
tiHtfl, 102 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga.
For Kale by -Dr.‘Wrt\ Bart, dentist,
TUB SCIEJC&Of Uffl. MIY $1
VWw’narm
i, Great, Medical fferkoa i
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