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Columbus District—J. S. Key,
P. E.
Columbus—St. Luke, W. Lewie.
St. Paul, A. M. Wynn; Broad
Street, W. A. Huckabee.
Cataula—0. D. Adame.
Hamilton—Basconi Anthony.
Talbott—J. B. Culpeper.
Butler—T. K. Leonard.
Geneva—W. B. Morehouse.
Buena Vista—J. D. Mauldin.
Marion—W. W. Tidwell.
Galatia—To be anpplled.J>y T.
M. MoMfObael.
Lumpkin and Providence—J. S.
Jordan.
Florence—W. F. Smith.
Cutsets—C. W. Snow.
Paine Institute—W. C. Davis,
professor.
Macon District—J. W. Hinton
P.B.
Macon—Mulberry street eburoh
J. 0. A. Cook; First street eburoh,
J. O. A. Clark; East Maoon, P. H.
Grumpier—S. S. Sweet, supernum
erary ; Jones Chapel, W. J. Robert
son; City mission, J. W. Simmons
—0. J. Toole, supernumerary.
Macon Circuit—W. C. Wade.
Gordon—J. Langston.
Jeffersonville—W. Lane.
Cochran—J. W. Domingos.
Hawkinsville and Haynesville
B. J. Burch.
Perry—L. A. Dorsey.
Fort Valley and Pr
W. F. Floyd.
Ills
Providence—
Knoxville—John T. Low—L. A,
Snow, supernumerary.
Marsballvi
I vi lie and Montezuma—
T. M. Austin.
Byron—To be supplied.
Snow—John G. Harrison.
Vienna—A. A. Bllenwood.
Wesleyan Female College—W.
0. Bass President and 0. W. Smith
Professor.
Orphan Home—L. B. Payne
agent and S. R. Weaver superin
tendent.
Editor Wesleyan Christian Ad
vocate—J. W. Burke.
Savannah District—T. B. Mo
Gehee, P. E.
Savannah—Trinity and Marvin,
T. T. Christian; Wesley Monumen
tal, W. 0. Lovett; New Houston
Street, H. P. Meyers.
Bryan—Sopplied by J. T. Mills.
Springfleld—J. B. Wardlaw,
Svlvania—R. E. Evans.
Bethel-8. W. Stubbs.
Mtllen—W. J. Flanders; Rev.
MoDowell transferred to the West
Texaa conference.
Waynesboro—B. F. Breedlove.
Betnany—H. R. Felder.
Louisville— M. F. MoCook.
Gibson—J. B. Griner.
Davlsboro—J. M. Lovett.
Sandersville and Tennllle—J. R.
MeOleskey.
Washington—J. E. Sentell.
Pine Htn and Harris—B. H. Sms-
net.
Missionary to China—Ozias G.
Mlngledoft .
Missionary to Hebrews—John J.
Magath.
Watcross District—P. S. Twit-
ty,P. E.
Wayoross—E. M. Whiting.
Waresboro—To be supplied by
A. Clark.
Camden—0. T. Blokley.
St. Mary’s—T. M. Christian.
Folkstono Mission—Supplied by
0. W. Infinge.
HomervilTe Mission—Charles Da
vis.
Dupont—W. M. 0. Conley..
Stella—Supplied by J. W. Wells.
Greenfield Mission—W. L. Car
ter.
Moultrie Mission—Suppliod by
M. H. Galloway.
Lowndes and Echols—J. M. Fos
ter.
Sumner—J. E. Shepherd.
AUspaha—W. J. Stellln;
.tie Rivei
Spring vale—L. II. Green
Fort Gaines—B. F. Riley.
Andrew Female College—H. W.
Key president.
WRIOQTSVILLE DISTRICT—R. B.
Lester, P. E.
Wrightsville—J. E. Ainsworth.
Dublin—T. D. Strong.
Jrwinton—B. S. Sentell.
Swalnsboro—C. A. Moore.
Summerton and Midville—H. A.
Hodges.
Marviile—Supplied by 0. R,
Lassiter.
Mt. Vernou—A. H. Bazemore.
Reidsville—J. L. Gilmore, J. J.
Chiles, supernumerary.
Eason Mission—Supplied by W.
T. Ray.
Areola Mission—SupDlied by W.
H. H. Bush.
Millray—T. I. Neese.
Hinesville—J. E. Rorie, M. B.
Ferrell, supernumerary.
Jonesville—To be supplied.
Darien—G. C. Thompson.
Brunswick District—J. D. An
tbeny, P. E.
Brunswick—N. C. Clarke.
Blscksbear—F. W. Flanders.
Jesup—C. H. Branch.
Baxley—W. F. Hixson..
Gsaharn—T. L. Williams.
Ocmuigee—Supplied by- R. D.
G. Walters.
Eastman and Chauncey—U. C.
Brewton.
Dodge Mission—Supplied by R.
D. Gentry.
Jacksonville—J. Carr.
McRae—W. D. McGregor.
Springbill—J. M. Hendry.
Buckhorn—Supplied by D. G.
Pope.
ipring Hill High School—C. C.
Hines, principal.
Transfers—R. W. McDonald, to
the west Texas conference; J. K.
Crenshaw, to Florida conference;
S. M. Tucker, to Baltimore con
ference.
200 VALUABLE GIFTS,
.Americus Recorder
TO ITS ADVANCE PAYING SUBSCRIBERS.
Monday, March Snd, 1835.
Deslrin Increase the circulation of the Bx-
coauKR, at the some tune to encourage the
payment of au* tiona in advance, wo have for
the past two yearn annually distributed a number
of valuable and uaeful presents among tboae of
oar subscribers who paid up all arrears and ona
year in advance. These Distributions wero ro
fairly conducted, and the preaenta gave aneh gen
eral satisfaction, we have determined to make
another dlatrlbatlon on the td of March nrxt, at
which we shall distribute among those of oar
■abscrlbers who pay up all arrears and one year
In ^vonce the following presents: *
ONE TON
tyMASTODON GUANO
ty MASTODON GUANO !“^|
Manuiacturcd by tho Georgia Chemical Worki.of
Augusta, Ga., and Hold by Toole, IfcGarrah 41
Tondee, Americus, Ga. This brand la acknowU
edged to bo without a superior in Its fertilizing
qualities, being of high grade and manufactured
of the beat material#. This ton will be distrib
uted In three prizes—one of one half ten, one ol
000 pounds, and one of 400 pound*.
lyCOTTON SEED MEAL !^tl
tirCOTTON SEED MEAL H
Manufactured by tho Americas Oil Company. As
fertilizer this Meal has proved to be of the
i the toil for
inlta, but It* effects
vcral years after. D Is also a One food for stock.
Is sold by the Oil Company at their n ill lor
•25 per ton. Thle ton wilf be distributed in ihree
iriaee—one .of one-half ton and two of onc-quar-
ier ton.
0 MONARCH 0
Iy BOUND BOSOM SHIRTS!! -£1
of Geo. B. Claett,
From the’ well-known h*u..v % , KV .
Bro. A Co., Troy New York. Them «Urt-..,
the very best made, both in matorlsl, eut and
workmanship. They are handsome, durable and
never foil to give satisfaction, 'lhvy can,be seen
at the store of John H. Shaw, on rorsyth street,
[f)f tk.l. mI. rin — .A - - - 1L
wholi .gent for Ihelr tale. Go.-4k«them.
ONE BOX-FIVE POUNDS
“CROSS-CUT" SMOKING TOBACCO
Manufactured h, W. Duke, Son. ft Co., Bor-
ham, N. C., Irom old North Carolina leaf, and
up In handsome foil paeksges. An we would
as many ns possible to try It, we
it In packages of one ponud each.
d put
il like
FIFTEEN BOXES—
TWENTY BARS EACH—
* N LIGHTNING SOAP !!!
Muratetared !by W. 0.'NoS ft Co.,-Atl»nta.
soap, one of the most wonderfol dls-
- a new process this soap
sh clothing almost witb-
, .. board, at the same tims
SWISS5 KSTLlfitt JSfflWSi
bars each.
100—B-O-O-K-S1—100
BY STANDARD AUTHORS !!
BOUND IN CLOTH AND GOLD I!!
POWDER
(Absolutely Pure. I
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength and whole*om*nesa.%More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
eompetion with tho multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or phoepbato powders. Sold only in
AOYAL BAKING POWDKB CO, 101
Wall Street, Now York. decHyl.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE!
WIIITEiSEWING MACHINE!!
WHITE SEWING MACHINE!!!
. booki are •*! by the most popular authors,
K>3». .mS", P?*"'' handscmtly bound in
Cloth and bold, nod would mako a valuable ad
dition to any library.
ty 8-I-L-V-E-U W-A-T-C-II!
Fine Case and Good Movement*. Weioffer no
fraudulent goods, for when a man want* a *
be wants oae bo can rely upon.
tysiLVER BUTTER DISH !
with Cover, a Ilandsomo Article.
Mrs. Smith's due. and what tho Row. Mr.
MoKtaatry haa to way about It.
log.
Little Riter Minion—J. J. Good
* roan.
Pterion—H. M. Morrison.
Tboua.villi District — J. O.
Branch, P. E. .
Thomasvilie—E. H. McGehte.
Blakely—R. L. Wiggins.
Leary—V. R. D. Woodhall.
Newton—E. A. Sanders.
Albany and Weeley Chapel—G.
W. Mathews.
Camilla—George S. Johnson.
Pelham—To be supplied by Har
rison Stobbs.
Cairo—W. B. Ouslcy.
Attapnlgas and 8tate Line Illa
rion—/ P. K. Smith.
Bainbridge-J. M. Marshall
Trinity-E. L. Patrick.
Cedar Spring lttiaion—A.
Carraway.
Boston—R. U. William*.
Quitman—J. W. Weston.
Brooks—W. W. Stewart.
ValdMta—0. H. Canon, Jr.
Amuicus District—G. G. N.
McDonald, P. E.
Americus—A. T. Mann.
Beater** J. R. Littlejohn.
Magnolia'Spriogs—H. 0. Pen-
Imi
Oglethorpe—R. F. Williamson,
■uavilla—C. L'. Boland,
. ToT«* Public: I have been a fearfal sufferer
for fifteen yean, most of the time with what haa
been called Kcssnta or Halt Rheum, Psoriasis and
Lepra, and the like, and have always been told that
there was no cam forme, and have been so dis
couraged that / kad su »mom Jit at lit*. I have been
so badljratllictod sometimes that there was not the
as,crimson. It would commons* la email white
H»H953&&a
run together until there was a complete dry, red
seale, which would beeome so inflamed ae to crack
1 was at times so lame that I could scarcely get
about, and could not drsas myself without assfct-
■ ».— * y remedies, and have Mid
i to a physician, but have
■porary relief. Although
u relamed again to be as
lORLswSusn
Manufactured bf the White Sewing Machin
Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Tbla mnchlno has a
Fancy Cover, Drop Leal two Drawers at each
cad of Table, and is handsomely flubbed through
out. There go with It all tho modem attach
ments, and it U warranted tor five years. This
Improved Machine Is the crowning feature of
yeurs of aoccceafal efforts; is a model of beauty,
of unexcelled workmanship, embodying all the
SILVER PLATED TABLE SPOONS,
SILVER PLATED.TEA SPOONS,
8ILVER PLATED FORKS.
CHAMBER SETT—FOUR PIECES.
CHINA FRUIT DISH,
SILK HANKERCHIEF8,
BRONZE LAMP,
HANDSAW, 1
JEWELRY,
BUGGY WHIP,
And a Number of Other Article..
E.
ran to Me a permanent improvement.
SUNXJfiffllfi——
MBS. BKJfJ. SMITH.
its known to sewing machine
mechanism, executing a larger rung* of work and
doing U better than all other mac Maes combined.
The machine can be seen at the Dry Goods More
of JOHN It. BHAW, on Forsyth of
Bcle Agent far its gale in Amrrims.
BTGENTS’tFINE HAT !“^1
and On* stock of Calvin Carter A Son, the |
.. .he ma
lar Shoe and Hat dealers ef Amerlcns, This inn
sate* the possessor o( the fortunate ticket the fin-
hat to be found is Americus, as he can select
any stylo from the entire stock.
BTFAIR OF LADIES’ FINE SHOES
From the celebrated manufacturing establishment
of fitrlbley A Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, who have at
tained a national reputation in their line. These
shore arotha handsomest pair ever brought to
Americas, and retail at 1U per pair. They can
‘ the Dry Goods aim Shoo Store of John
s saBasr*"*
B. SMITH.
I certify that the above statement is correct. Mr.
entitled to crediL
^ uu
L. C. McKDftTRT,
gWSrrVfoAwA
bJum^ur tfT.IKreiShlJ'Mll IwSuifS}
*“** L. C. UcKlXSTBr,
a*>t Ahmt n. Cmf, i>. ^ n. jr» jr. *
Bonoa B.pt», uet
SSSSTkI
bm
Iffmcr. ,1.1
You esn find board at the two itoiy
hade* on Book Bill at t!2.60 p«r uonlh,
d«el6dlw A C. LAINO,
1000—TWO BOXES—1000
DUKE OF DURHAM CIGARETTES 1!
llumfkrtortJ by W. Dike, Ion. ft Co., Durhun,
Berth C.rullii^ who her. mwt. thl. bnrnd known
tbronshottt th. world m the bo.t,JMn( Mdo
from old Hotth Carolina hwf, tho Uneit In the
wwtd. The .nine of thoee bonce U 10.00. In
^ttSSLSUfflZSSJ&Sr-
HANDSOME
HTSETH THOMAS CLOCK rQ
Fomlrhed by UcBrldeft Co., of Atlanta.
r ONE BOX-FIVE POUNDS -«a
'MAY LEE" SMOKING TOBACCO 1
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION
The Distribution.will be modern the following
manner: Th* nam«;and Ipo*t|offlc* of each snb-
acriber will be written on a slip of paper and pal
in an envelope, and all placed In a bos. Tht
namo of each of tho presents to ba drawn wll'
also be placed in envelopes and pnt in aaothei
box. Oa the day of the distribution these boxes
will be turned over to a committee of responsible
gentlemen, whe, before the drawing begins, wll
call upon some of the audience to mix the con
tents of the boxes L*° .their satisfaction. Aftoi
thla, two boys, one at each, will take ravtlopa
slmultanconslv ftom the boxes and band them U
the committee, who will first read tbs come an!
then the present. The secretaries will keep
correct list of the names of th* subscribers nnc
th* articles drawn as they are called out. This
win continue until every article haa been draws
from the box of presents, when the commutes
will declare the diatribution completed.
In the box of presents there will be xo sum,
hence every name drawn (bom the box ef names
before tbs prescuts are exhausted wil&etfone Oi
them articles, moat of which are worth manjr
times the amount paid for snlecriptioo.
IlemtUmncc* may be msdo by poet ofilcs
order or registered letter.
Clabs.-Ws will give acopy^or the paper free
th any onergctling up a club of ton subscribers
either new or old cars renewing;
Cub to| accompany names In all cases.
Any one can net ss agent for the KKCOBDEB,
nt wo will not bo 'rosponelblo until we receive
the money for subeeriptios.
Wo gtareateo to ftonlsb a paper worth at leas’
the price siked for It—g#—besides giving sb op
portunity to get om • the_above^handjoan
STILI4 LEADS!
We invite everybody and the public gen
erally to call at our shop and examine our
immense stock of First-Class Finished Single
and Double Seat Buggies and One Horse
Wagons, of all styles and sizes. All of which
are of our own manufacture, and will be sold
as cheap as it is possible to sell suclfwork in
any market. In reference to our Single and^
Double Seat Dexter Buggies, we will say we
were the first to introduce them in this coun
try, and have from the beginning up to the
present time constantly improved them, and
we believe we now have them perfect. We
ha.4»«, datable .od on a u the while finished from 15 to
25 of these Buggies, with first-class Harness to
each buggy, and can sell you a Buggy and :
Harness as cheap as anybody. All we ask is
a. man? u poulblo to'trjrlt7W7<hiiU diiiVtibnto , , , ,
to give us a tnal.
A word now fo those who have old bug
gies and wagons and desire to have them re
tired or made new: We will give you more
work, and a better job, for less money than
any other shop in Americus. Try us and be
convinced.
Americus Ga., July 25,1884. ■.»
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CALVIN CARTER & SON
Wes SOOTS AST8 SSOBS,
Public Square, . . America*, Ga.
BEST GOODS
LEAST NOSEY!
New!Store
"ANDB
This is My Space
A. D.B.McKenziel
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Stmombor *a«* —*—■—* ——.M- tn-H* „
la a hotter way than ;ty;. uUtrfUn* for tho RX*
CORDtB. AAdnoo. •
W. Ih.OZ.MSHH,
. Owimoi.ea
WHISKIES.
TOBACCO,
CIGARS, E1
AW*1
FOR CASH !
Now i* your time to purabue a pure article for lea* mcnejUtaoertr before.
WhiaKey, Tobacco ani Cigara. .
A. D. B. MoKBMTZlB, m Qt
Under RecoBDEROffice, - Amencin
otton Avenue,