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The South Georgia Medical As- tier tfn the '“laWBB yeryaar, taw. 1 t DAILY UYUnnie ,MTH. ,, Mr*. W. W. Moore and Mis* Vathti Brady left Thursday night SSZgC^ w.l.oLKsaiTEit,i-eMuT ' HaiTOon>in^nrawrioinie r io U . to-night and spend Saturday and »ouusiraa, (.aHOUT.UHlMam Sunday Montezuma llecord. •tWHBSS-E.’S'a-.- Doing east end north close at... liSWpo Night mail north close at....... &00| For.Boea* Vlitaand Eliarlllo Yeaton, and moo Mod* l Friday at 1 HO p m 11c and Church hfe^a Bottaiord, Prorldcnco and Seda eloeesSaturday at....'.y/.U. CM a Hadaoo cloaca Friday a* v ...... 800a Lamar cIoms Tuaaday and Fri day at •....'.V....'. 800am Tha aboTa arrangements will cootinna entll change in railroad schedule. W. A. Ulacs, P. M. fresh cater ground meal, at H. D. Wan*. Municipal matter* are warming up, and w\th t,wo ;/ ^c)(At* Mayor and Aldermen In’iHff the contest bids fair to be a lively one. local schkddmm | On and afUr Bond*/, Norenber *% trtauCvrfll •“ m: - i/.\ . ‘ TRAINS fJOUTU. M*H Booth m* i Banda jr Wr. Monday.... I:*U ..i LOTT WAttKKM, Afrnt. 1 'te0E t lb.ES. Colson la the duly author ised Collector and Solicitor for the 11k- curdxh, and all his boalneaa transactions iSEZassswats tor- Aabroeia Or out at McKenzie's Freah Flab and Oyster* for salt ovary day at J. A. Turpin’s, Agent, Reatsurant. novictf . ii. U color,J llearae. The charge for the oolored hearse end a span of hones will hereafter be (4.00. tf D. V. Hill. - ! Wr yiii end WINTER BONNETS and HATS call on MRS. M. E. HAlNES, Jackson Street, Americas, Qa. oet3-3m :.ui<n n av dm* fui^iflfly*asd«r lala every -day at J. A. Turpin'*, Agent, Restaurant. BOVlStf Freeh Fish end Uyeten for sole every day at J. A. Turpin's, Agent, Restaurant. Old Sinner Cigars. The llacst import ed wines at UcKsnsle's. Emperor Olgara, genuine lb twenty-live in a box, at McKenzie's. tf Prleea Tell, and, People Tell the _ You know, end we know, that a con tented customer is tbe beet edvertieSmrnt we.oan have. Bat oltentiniee low-priced goods mean Inferior and treaty material! and make up, banco our endeavor has bean to oonnaot than two strangers, low prion and good goods, and wa are conti; dent that our customers will ba as well pleased aa wo an at our success. oetlStf i t). J. It, Shaw. About iptiilajr. i A noted Amarloan tald that bo would not giro a cent for a man who oouldn't spall a word ‘‘more than one way." No tice the following ipelling: C-l-o-a-t-h-e-c, (Uoaa, Gd-o-t-h-e-e, C-l-o-z-o. Ydu can taka your ohoict and know that John It. Bhaw'o la TilE PLACE to buy your Fail "— ‘——“—“—' leetre to get , ocllZif i It is the moat regular and most perfect Produet, inconteatably ever made A long- experience In tha manufacture of the Harper, the large Serial ofsh'e tUa^ilierjwlpoh.inabUs him W hold Us Whiskey uhUl It le fully ma tured, together with the _facl_lh.U the 'Whiskey le bought by and shipped me to ittKSSSS&aK&r those beet educated to e One Whiskey. J. Is hauls. Sole Agent, October atCm Americas Urn 1 Rattle < press ot buai- nsecond cqulualon incident to removal Into our MW quartern, we bed determin ed not to haves tame during tbe ooming holiday* but the question of late bee so often bean asked by our patrons, ■An you J not going to have a fjhYhhnaa ratta,". wo bare decided tie! Aik tbe subscription end ■shlMstw, of biaada, Wa wtU raffle on ELEOANT CPIUOHT SIUPSON PIANO, the cash mi price of which it TnmntxpUD akd siytt poi.t.t«s, for tbe very low snm,of three hundred dol lars. OatitflU kill will b« 0tMMd pfonpUi i •t^ZtlTeuL a. n-OTSToXi her led. Pell early SAdeseuiceebeeee h «yy/) »*h»McmBBito, The cotton seed .toll men hove purchased large quantities of *««d •t various points on tbe, B Vista road'slid are aiming them until tbtf.road is completed. Hjlb: standard OrauulajedSn^ard.OO Tbe ladies of tbe Presbyterian church are requested to meet at the Uhapel tilts afternoon nt 2$ o’clock, to complete arrangements (or the sociable and oyster supper on Tnesday. „• Thy S. W, II. Rf j* now carrying two t’ullraan sleepers daily to Jack sonville. Ono goes by tbe day train, running from St. Louis to Jaok*pnvl|l#, and one by thf night train, going from Cincinnati to Jacksonville. _ — Fine Clothing. , -S., W. iDickson, Jtw tbe Barlow fifoek, has jdst rccivod a stock of lino clothing, to which be invites tbe special attention of the gehtle- men of Amcrtcu*. .Tbs goods are of fine quality, handsomely made up, and aro well worth examina tion. ' ' XMAS. i If you want a nice Cliristraas dinner—and of course you do— go to Buchanan & Son’s ior your fancy canned goods, sugar, flour, and in.fact anything in the grocery line, for you will there get the cheapest and the best Make a note of this and don’t forget it. Bargain in Real Estate. A valuable pices ot city proper ty. fotdiale cheap.' Forty feet from the publio square, sixty ieet front and one hundred back. Terms two-thirds cash, balance in twelve months, good seeurlty. Apply at this ofllco. . dcelS Ot ' Oyster dapper. The ladies of tbe Presbyterian church will giro an oyster supper in the new church on Tuesday njght, for the purpose ot raising fends to seat the church. They invite all to come, and wc hope to sec a good attendance. A Big Catch. Wednesday morning Mr. Walter Bowland, who lives about 0 mites south of FJUVfllo, cacghl a cats- ; in a ttap’that weig'bdiU8| nds.t,' We yvdoM ytPltst to exhibit to’ jfm floTyier, as ho Is rather akcptical about such tilings. !:>■>'! 1 MORE GOODS TO livttoi&i illAN ANY HOUSE IN AUERICUS, CONSEQUENTLY CAN SELL AT A LESS PROFIT TUAN THC N80 .ABi alwatr CRUSHED DOWN WITH EXPE TULLI8 A JCSSEY. Alderniautc Ticket • In another column will bo found Messer*. !mJ gp^tG.^lpHrer and fi. J. Eldridgo as genttemOn whs will serves* Aldermen if elect ed. They are all good men and bate tbe endorsement of the two candidate* for Mayor. reatiTfl uiMagmeUa. , < On thu night of the 24th there will bo a festival at Magnolia Academy for tbe benefit of th* obnreb. Good music will' be fur nished and good, time bad. Ad mission 26 cents; chorea 15 osata. As th* utorulnaient is for n most worthy cause, w( hope fiB whoeaa Will attend. Is what sue Mr Yesterday, at 8:S0 o’clock, after Iaugoods aa follows: Slick oand . “ •,-18'els.fk Philadelphia.'and a picked nh»*|2? . TlJ? from Amerloua, began. A •nmU U cta ,p. r jmek. I have a flu. afoek of crowd witnessed tbe game, OwiogJaU kioda of holiday goods, and ask all to to the very bad weather. Tbe game opened with the girls at tbe bat, and .they scoped twj run* before/ifflrei handle Ufflf sometime* bat a very’good tiaii.' fielding they throw wild, but run and catch very well. They played four or five innings, and beat tbe picked nine fourteen runs. The boys and tbe umpire acted very ,*qdflidnot .-The. um pire’* decisions elicited rounds of applause. Some of tbo girl* man ago the game very, wall- ir lUli , On tbe whole, it was a very laughablo game, and wa* well en joyed. The girls are good looking, and conduct themselves In a med cat and genteel manner. BTAHtBR mar'tei E B’l’Aft*lfnANDY, TULLI8 A JOSSEYS. Trip Throngle Schley and ,i Marion. Daring th* pMt week W* attend ed court at Ellavill*. Going up from Andoreonville, w* enjoyed a rid* on the new Buena Vista road, and mutt confess tkat wo were charmed with the management of the road. Mr., Singleton, tbs gen- tlemanly conductor, pointed out place* oi interest near the line. The road runt through some floe farming lands. At Ellaville we noticed a good many elgna of Improvement, among others the warehouse ol W. D. Mur ray, which seems to be doing a fine business for its age. There have been received there, to date, four teen hundred bales of cotton, and about seven hundred have been shipped from the depot, nuking th* total number handled about 2,100. This Is a good beginning, and we predict that another year the re ceipt* will he so large that addi tional fkoilities for storing and handling Will be required. Thore -were tew oases, of any lin- portanco, disposed of. The natives of Schley sssm to bo a law-abiding, hospitable and'patriotic-pimple. Tbo railroad is completed four miles , west of Ellaville, and traek laying is going on at a lively rate. In company with Major Brim- berry we made a flying visit to Buena Vista, whoro wc wero well entertained by Mr. Williams, who know* precisely how to take care of his guests. .On the return trip from EUaviUe in company with Judge Fort, wa visited tbo National cemetery and took in the whole thing. A lad ahowed us tbe way through the old atookaue among tbe half-filled wells and down to Providence spring. Judge V. was familiar with the ground, and hla comments and explanations were highly en joyable. Altogether, wo have never en joyed a week better than we did our aojourn in Schley. There has lately been cslabliabtd in Ellavill* a new grocery bnsidesa, the truit* of Murphy A Chaney; and, being ttfergetlo young men, they will doubtless succeed. We enjoyed every kindness from tbe business men of Ellaville, for which we ten der sincere thanks. Solicitoc. W.J.LEMFE ; ' ST. LQU18 LAOEB BEER ON DRAFT. FRESH KEO TAPPED EVERY HORNING, at TULLtS AJOSSEYU Tondee's warebouso. T pea 10 tf J. T/StaMiIXcs- libs best me* (LOOM D. Watte. ’ DOWN ! DOWN I! DOWN I AND STILL DOWN PRICES GO! EVERY DAY. at TULLtS A JOSSEYR. wholesale or retell. give him a call. declOtf . tlr - (1.00, at H. D. Watte. FLOUR! "flour I! FLOUB The highest bargain* ever offerediu Flour, can now be found at our place. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY 1 Git our priees before von buy. TUliLIS A J0S9E1 and $5.50. Bran, $1.15. A Buchanan & Son’s. Fresh OriU SMbs (1,00. H. D, Wells, New Advertisements. SANTA CLAUSE AND Nono of yoUr "gow-gawe" for us. woilb. Ha won’t* ole. No be won't. reseat, never mind under whet eireum. Doodle." W* ell of us have come to town And oomo there many miles, To boy our elotheo of lint class ityf*. From clothier, Flank A. Oylee. ~ i whoop up, boys, don't mind tl howl. These other merchant* make, For Oylee you know ean beet them ell He always takes the cake. GLOVER’S OPERA HOUSE Wednesday Night, Dee. 17. The Wonderful Negro Boy Pianist, Admitted to the Bat*. B. W. Wilkinson was admitted to I he bar at Ellaville Thursday. We kre Informed that be passed through tbe examination very cred itably. The examination was con ducted by the following gentlemen: Oemmon law—W. A. Hawkins. Pleadings and Evldanca* -E. G. Simmons. Eqnity and Equity Pleading*—J no. N. Scarborough. Code, Constitution and Rules of Qoort—J.B. Hudson. Penal Coda —C. B. Hudson. We congratulate onr young friend on hi* admit tance, and hop* that be may make a success In his profession. "the Anew HEW EXOUXQ BUM FOB XMAS, at TUtttt A JOMEXTk ba* (Mined him world-wide oelebrity, end has both aatonlebed and delighted th* greatest musters ol msiio, will appea aa above for POLITIVELY ONE NIOHT OFLYI ill School Smplies HRS. FRED LEWIS'. AMriM*Q*,Aic4M,UM tf „ ANNOUNCEMENTS- >U avmtn* c oo'xtx. " . FOB ALDERMEN. £ - ! . .. j 4 -r— _ _ t j 15 MM.gp4w.itA.11 id o.w.otohfe. t; '< E. J. ELDRIDOE, is, Have consented to servo ea Aldermen If s, elected. They have been agreed upon by of oe a* suitable candidates, cud we ask our k[ friends to support them at the election — oo Wednesday next, Deeemberlt, 1881 4 vf, i "• i’-aiotymti J. B. FgLOsit. FOR ALDERMEN. crrispit AKD VBB* SCHOOL T1CSS1. Ma. Era-roB.-—Please announce the Citizens end Free School ticket for Aldermen:. J. 0. RONEY., D A. T. OLIVER, A. a BELL. t* Vonue. Pcepla'a Ticket for Decambcr;i7,1894 Commencing at capital J, la iha mkMIa, read S* In ever three hundred ways how to Wfik In next a l Mcnic'pa' Election. ® VAMAOFR Kll FO KM A TO R - O Y A M R O F R £ D 1 K F O It 41 A Y O ■> Y AMRO FRKDLDKR FORMAT at AMROFRKDLKLDEKFORMA _ 41 II O FRIDLK K£ LDE it FOU4! 7 KUFREDLKFBFILDKUFOlt O 9 H I D L B F D N 1! F 1 L D F* It Y O KIlKBLKKBNUNliFg l.-I) K H F e. It K D L K F D X II U II N B P E L 1> E It KDL 1 FBNUOJOIIND PEL I»K e * It I D L E F B N II O 11 S II F E L I> K R FBKDLKF B N II N It F E 1. D E It V OKKIDLE FBKKF R I, D E RF O ROPKEDL IFDFELDKR FO It IT 41 UO P RID LE FEL DRRF OEM AM It OF It KDL EI. DEUFOHMA Y A M It 0 F It K !> L I) K It F O It 41 A Y . OYAMROF RKDKRFOBMAYO ' ROYAMKOFKRRFOBMAYO It The people went him for bis experi ence; for hie item Integrity; for hie tie- compromiiiDg antagonism to lawleaeneea and disorder; far hie fearless awl impar tial administration of juatice; for hie un swerving advocacy of what he believe* to be right;for his loyalty to hie country; for hie devotion to ibo city; for hie nerve j to ezeonto tbe law—in a word, for what he has done in post and for what they > may reasonably hope from him In the fu ture. Let's olcct him without * scramble. , t ' ! , tSTEOniTT. FOll CLERK AND TREASURER. # We aro Authorized to Announce the - name of D. K. BRINSON aa a cant!Mato for City Clerk and Treasurer, to ba voted for At the eity election, December 17,1884. FOR ALDERMAN. Thinking that the mechanics of our city ahonld bo represented in the City Conn* oil, ploate announco tbe name of A T. OLIVER as a suitable candidate for Al* dcriuan at the Municipal election in Do* cumber next. And oblige novl2tde Many Voters. ■ * - For Clerk Superior Court, .T- TY. A.T.T.WT1V. deeltd. r " j FOR TREASURER Wo are authorized to announce the name of C. C. SHEPHERD aa a candi date for re-election to the office of Treas urer of Sumter county. • FOR CORONER. We ere authorized to announce tho , name, of THOMAS H. UAHTLBQEltUY , *s candidate for Oo-.oner of Suuiter " couuty. i FOR CORONER. , W* are authorized to annouuoe the j name of S. JL LESTER os a candidate for th* office of Coroner of Sumter • county. to FOR CORONER. ! We are authorized to announce the \ namo of JOHN A SPEIGHT os a caodi- ' date for Coroner of Sumter county at i the ensuing election. (do * FOR SHERIFF. 3 Wears authorized te announce the A name of W. H. COBB as a candidate for - Sheriff of Sumter couuty. If elected, N. r H. White, of the 15th District, will be hie 1 deputy. ts J- FOR ORDINARY. u I hereby announco myself e candidate a forth* office of Ordinary ot Sumter i county. If elected to tho office, in Jena- T ary nezt, I pledge myself to diioharge t the duties which wiU be incumbent upon “ me to th* beet of my ability. I respect- 11 fully aolleit the vote* of tha people. novD-tde A. C. SPEER. a TAX RECEIVER- * To THK VOTEKS OF SUHTEU OOURTT: * I announco myself as e candidate for aI re-election to tbe office of Tex Receiver of Sumter County at tho ensuing election In Janaary. Thanking you for your aup- a port in lb* peat I earnestly solicit yonr * rotes. J. A. DANIEL, R.T.R.B.C. s. TAX COLLECTOR. * W* ere authorized lo announce th* * name of W. IL STEWART u * candidate a for re-election le the office of Tex Oollec- J to; of Sumter County at the ensuing elec- a tlon In January nezt. t* * FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE a! W* ere qnthorised to announce th* a name of W. W. OUEURY as a candidate Q for th* office of Joetiee of the Peace for the 789th district. td* l i WXRi nsaVUVMTT. t TAX COLLECTOR. K W* tie authorized to announce th* M name of ARCHIE GOSS as a candidate for th* office of Tax Collector of Webst* tJ - eounty. ~ BARLOW Nrs. F. S. WARLICK £ CO. HAVING OPINED fN THE BARLOW W/JCt A N EW A Nil VINE Line ov IILLIIEM! Trimmings! Underwear 1 Dress Goods! Etc,, Etc. Met, I WI. ^ r*»*ingcr Train* on mu nnu will run a* foi* ATLANTIC COAST UNI IXriEfidL •• tUtMMh (UilTfflt *U re nt HavfttiiiNh dalij at ?40pa ro nt .Tntip Jailjr at. ***** IIOeei Ar.-iY* iu Wayrrtn* Jaiiy at n o at Callahan dolly at It 50am m at Jnckaonvlilo Jailjr at, It M p m 8lo* a at all regular atatlons batwcao Havanruh \V nyrrotj dally at 140am Ca'lahim daily at 1139 am Vpldo.ta dr”v at. IK . On'.Unam daRy at. i’loma4v M lc dally at 1' Ar/ire at B-'nbrlJ.e dal!v at * ! vrlva at Ukal. AoosAca dally at 3 « P ■ Saopaon'y at ala kma nnmra abora a.idatai . Pamnpra for PMtaeola, NoUle^fj* Or^ ; MoUlt: 4« • dfaltan dally at ckawitllla dallv at • P ■ Btoj a at all rrgnlar atettou batvaam Sartaaab aad Jadueavillr. . . . - Pu'bnai parlor cara 8«vaiwah to Jaekacavlw. JieUPEXriESf. nah daily at rannah daily at ALBAN T EX PUS*. icah dally van nah ooi'y at..^. .. 1»P« .. 414am .. • 41 pm Souppemoag Wine. I am now prepared to topply pun Scupperaoug wiuo at (LOO pergellou. Kegs furaUhedfbr (L00. WiM shipped from Adaata* Station oareoeipl of money 9.%mm EaUrprin, Qa* t Dupont daily t Lnra Oak dolly af. it Galaaan'lf da«ly at..... Albany daily at i palaca sleeping OalathVtUa. “ Hagl not oi uoeny atmt. 8. G. FLKHINO, Oaml Sop t Cbornp HriglTi—■ i&s&agg*