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Amfricus Recorder, j
“ 1%-. |„ UI.KMKKU. ICdllor.
OMrlul «>rtrnn of Slimier Uonnty.
OIDi liil UruMu of Webstar Count;.
Ml M>«1. AH.1ST :>». •»•»■ 1
trade Issue;
TO BE ISSUED SEPTEMBER 4tb. TO.
On Friday. September 4ib. we slml!
publish a Trade Issue ol the Rk< oiidkii, J
in whieh will bo given ft lull description I
of Americas ftn«l it* advantage* ft* a place j
of bntine** anil residence. Eipwiil at
tention will l>e given to ita claims a* the
Commercial Capital of Southwest Georgia
and the indue* mens it offer* a* a market
and trading point. In other yvara these
a|>ecial iefrueeof the IU:< oiidkii hare don
much toward attracting trade to Ameri
ca*, and we Lope for even better result*
from the coming lesae, Especial atten
tion will be given to iu circulation
throughout the territory opened to u*
by the A. P. dt I* railroad.
AN EDITION OF 6,00') COPIES
will b. print*,I. and in addition onr irjtu-
lar liatan effort will bemad, place a copy
in Ibe hand, of ever; planter in tbe coun
tie* surrounding Americas.
A» tbi* edition offern to onr merchants
n fine spportnoity to call tbe attention of
the people to tbe inducement, they Imre
to offer, wo hope to hare every bnaiueaa
bouae in America* repreaent,‘d in tbia Is-
• ne. that it may be a complete expoaition
of the commercial wealth and enterpnae
of onr enterprising city
A Western physician claim* to
have discovered the human soul
through the menna ,f a microscope.
It would take a powerful micro
scope to discover some men's aoula.
It has been discovered that a
clerk in the postollicc department
at Washington has (or two years
been insance and confined in an
asylum near Providence, K. I.,but
has all the lime been drawing hi*
salary of $1400 per year.
Mr. Kelly, the Minister to Aus
tria, has returned to Wnshinglou.
It Is said that his resignation will
not he nsked, ns Austria has given
no good reason lor refusing to re
ccivehim. It is thought, however,
that he will resign and lie given
some olllce at home.
The Iowa Radicals have followed
the example set them by their Ohio
brethren, and in their Slate plat
form wave the better. The more
that shirt is waved in Ups dar, the
leas the chances for Radical suc
cess. The people demand stales-
manship anil honesty now, not sec
tlenal hate.
The Democrats of Ohio arc hope
ful of success in the coming elec
tion, and they have reason to tie,
for there is always a large floating
▼ote which follows the party in
power, and this vole the Democrats
will now get. The influence of a
party In power is always great,
and will give tbs Democrats all the
close states this fall.
Tbe laat number of Harper's
Weekly has a picture ol tbe South
at the plow handles, while White-
law Reid, editor of the New York
Tribune, is on bended knees beside
the plowman. To tbe frantic ap
peal being made by the Tribune
editor the South responds, “I
abould like to oblige you by killing
a few negroes, Mr. Tribuns, but I
am to# busy.”
If many more distinguished men
die, tha army of the United States
will be ohiefly employed in guard
ing their homes and grave*. The
troops have just been removed from
guarding tbe cottage in which
Grant died. A detail of 24 regulars
atlll guard Qarfleld's tomb. Gar
field has been dead four years.
How much longer is the guard to
be kept up ?
Col. Michael L. Woods, whom
everybody in Alabama knows as a
former resident of that State, and
now a lawyer in Washington,
writes to the Montgomery Adver-
tiser s positive ofiniou that there
is hope for the owners of cotton
claims against the government. lie
endorses the association organized
for pushing these claims through
Congress, and thinks the Supreme
Court having decided that the
right of property reals in tho own
ers. Congress will sooner or laier
make provision for reimbursing
C°' on *l Woods’ experience
» these manors gives his opinion
gnu watght.
A FARCICAL FIG Hi.
A few weeks ago Representative
Connell introduced a bill to lax
bachelors, whereupon Larry Gantt,
editor of the Banner-Watchman,
proceeded to maku fun of Mr. Con
nell and denounce him lor fooling
away the time of the legislature.
Mr. Connell then rises to a ques
tion of privilege and ptocceds in
choice parliamentary language to
call Editor Gantt a liar and
a coward, and expresses the
opinion that hauging is too good
for Idm. Tbe curtain dropped
upon the dramatic scene, and the
audience is treated to distant mut
tering of thunder behind the scenes,
with an occasional flaih of red
light. Again the curtain rises,
and instead of pistols and collee for
two, there is a scene from Damon
and Pythias, they both take it all
back and are so. ry that they ever
said it, while the board of arbitra
tors with uplifted bands exclaim,
‘•bless you my children, bless you!’’
A very pretty farce, but it has been
played so often the sensation lov
ing public are getting tired of it.
Another "Georgia Wonder” has
been developed in the |>erson of
Miss N.attic Pound, a young lady
of Macon, who exhibits astonishing
powers as a ‘‘mind reader.” The
Macon correspondent of tbe Atlanta
Constitution writes that “she does
not require to touch the person
whose thoughts she wishes to di- I
vine, hut simply fixes her eyes on
the person's face and quickly tells
of what the person is thinking.
She tells the thought in exactly
tho words the person would use if
he would tell it himself.”
The power of Georgia women
seems to ha unlimited. They hate
always been magnetic and of won
derful will power, but now they nre
getting absolutely dangerous. The ;
next thing after mind reading will |
bn to tell what a man is doing up
town after night, and then all do- i
meslic peace will be destroyed. A
hull had better be called at onee,
eie our social system is forever
wrecked.
It is In Great Favor,
Physicians employ Speer's Port
Grape Wine in their practice in all
cases where a pure wine is called
for, and do all in their power to
foster and encourage its production.
It is in great favor among the
most wealthy in New York and
Washington Cities as a family wine
and for evening entertainments.
For sale bv L. B. Bos worth.
O^CAPITAI. PRIZIt •TSOOO._A]
Tli only •* Iharn l« proportion
I***
SVMTEH COVXTY.
Sheriff Sale?* for Seplemlier, V,
W ILL be eold Ldoie
‘I'M.r, in lb
. conn Lot}.,,
ncu., Sin,,.
I tor ooiinty, Ga , on the ll-,, tu ;,,
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
PLEASE TIKE MlTH E! * “ WV do hereby certify that ire enpervu* • Bay Mare Mule named m JO ,.
tfu arrangement* for all the Monthly and °hl, **n l one Gru.- Mm- f • J ,
! Semi-Annual Drawings of The Louisiana j 'lor.*, eight year* old. I, f j,.,j, ft |L ]*"'
iat haring been identified i Mku ttoyoMbW $»»*»»»» man. »'•,*•» i*-!•«■■} m r , ;;
” age and eon ft jI the branny* themnelees, M, i , 0' a County ( uu .1 fa nsou-,! •!,
WE HAVE BIN D )\V N PRICES ON I
WE ARE OFFERING
Bargains
Extraordinary
IN AM, OUR DEPARTMENTS,
FOR ROOM WE MI ST HAVE.
(TO SAY NOTHING ABOl'T
MONEY), FOR OUR FAIL
AM) WINTER STOCK. IF
YOU WISH ANY GOODS IN
OUR LINE, GIVE US A CALL,
AND DO IT NOW. OUR
LOW PRICES
WILL ASTONISH YOU, AND
Yi II WIL REALIZE THAT YOU
have
That
with the Dried Fruit buyers
and shippers of Americus for
•many years, I will continue in
that capacity. I am prepared
| to pay full market value for
good, bright dried Fruit in
CASH. 1 will pay New York
prices for Fruit in exchange for
j goods in my line, and will
| promise you goods at equally
| as low prices as those bought
j for Cash. Give me a trial and
i be convinced.
Respectfully,
S. M. COHEN.
The Bargain Man.
angltf
INSURE WITH
A. L. REES, Agent,
-FOR- 1
NORWICH UNION
FIRE I.Villt WE SOCIETY,
and that the same are conducUtl nth hon- f County C-*.n «.| Suint« r .
e»ty,fairnfn», and in gooil faith toirard aL | [* v r t,f l > " * * (Jr-+n v* <• | ‘y. '*
partus, and ue author,it the C'otopany tt L ‘[J M'd d b. ndant i
use thit certificate, with Jac-ritniU* of out delrunlaid, C. T. May. in poMcnid/ri
Signature* attached, in it* advertisements.' !*'**■ * l>rop*My a 1 Uu tunc of th. i.-v'.-
1 I Li* .Lily 1 Ith. 1NM.1 •
AU*» i the KHii.-tf lime an*] nUco will i *
'• V*' k HO ALtre ilZ u'Z,
.... lo te -u:.l >■ t|„. piu|, rly ufi;
N J t un to Mlufjr a c.,unt.v C.urt U .,
|“’”"1 ,ro ‘“ ‘he C .uniy Court, f
f« v »vnf J. A. S „ , ; r
N J.ird.n ■■o.l A J. Williunia,
Alao lit the suue tnu.- un<l |>!»c e wl || ,
' ' ‘ l»t ll. the cili „f
Go aoutL
/
rnamUiUatri.
Holt, *
»ltl, otie
Aburicut b* Ull.l.tl AH I*>|It• vai
lDco n *oi.tm* »• |**J f,, r js uir .,h*. Ixe-roi*. by IjMinar street, eo>.t by l* n nce klrv.-t
lur# for K'lur ith nal an-! rhantable i.ur|—*ro- north by jail lot, un<l wear bv t u A
wllh ■ raplt.il of «hkla • r*-Hfl»| l»r«Hb«tiril. chuJeh i«! I r , lhe 01,1
fill i Of over |;.;rf>.00t La* -lure be. r, i,*|«-d. * r * hl . r , mi1 c,l,irc, » *°l L*-?ied on an l
Hr an oviiwhelmir* popular r •*• iS franrhls* b> t»e *ol*l an lue |»ro|» rty of Mm. Fr#.b -
’*• Dt ‘•'ata l oaatitatu
Ilia Lew IN to HAtufy two (ill tnx ft faa« f«»r
aSfute And county t»xe* fair the yean tha t
n. ~/y ts*lTy rr<r *oa and mdmread by aii d TeOullt 10 ^Hne^ioU Uotifled
w made a part of the prea* nt ><•.*
«d- !>!»•! ruber 2*1. A. I». lITt.
(V f/f’pit o/ any StaSr,
H vwr teal** or pwtpomri.
ltaUrand NIukIi \umbrr Drawlagi
tak* plart mnnlhly.
A HPVeKNDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIJI A KORTUNK. NINTH GRAND
DRAWING. fl.AMi I IN TIIK ACADKMY
• IE MIMIC. NEW OKT.F.ANH. It’CRDAT,
Heptemhrr ft, llNT I-lih M.-nthlr Draw-
"capital rillZE, $75,000.
10*1,000 Tickets at Fire Dollars Earh.
Fraetinns. Ill Fifllis, in Proportion.
LIST or PRIZES
I CAPITAL 1‘lllZK
j l«o
riling.
Also Hi the tsiue linje sin! pl, ce W ju i, e
sold, two pi) fractions of lota of laud X,,,
thirlv uim and thirty.Uo, c. ul*iuin K on.'
hundred and eighty-seven and onr fourlh
acrea, more or less, situated m the tweu-
ly-st-v* nth district of Suinler county, t,,-
gether a ith all of the privileges and'an
prrlenaneia to the same helongiug. and
bounded aa follows: On the wmt hy iauds
of M>». Caldwell and Wm. Parker, soulh
by lands of Wm. Chambliss, north hv
lauds ol Mrs. Mary K Lester. Levied ou
$7.s,neo ! «nd to bo sold *s Ibo piopcrlv of J, W
1 do *\w>o Lester to satisfy a County Court H f.
! i-itizKs of Ai!:!S I fr "“‘ "** c ;\ n , n 'y i '' ,an » f h^it
4 tlo .-."00, io,«at I county in favor of latii)>aoo Oiinno Com-
Loao H'.oftf j |»auy v* J. W. I*«Nt«r. Tropertv point..1
i oat by plaintiff a attorney. Icnnnt
.
VO li irica, ESQ LA SD.
( ESTABLISHED, 1797.)
Assets io United Stales. $1,124 819.76.
july-23-tosep>l
Edwr J. Millur. C, Horace McCall.
Monumental Marble Works
MILLER A- MH'ALL, Proprlolora,
Soutiiweat Corner of tlio Pnhlio Sqnnr
AMEHICUM, GA.
Monuments, Tombs, Etc., Etc
of tlie boat Italian ami Atnrriran Maibl*.
1.9ft* Trite*, •mnnnMnff to f'J* .SOb
ApplicatLin for ratr* Ut claba $houl<l b»» mad*
obIt to Iho ofleo <’t (hv Compony in N*-w Orlmit*.
for ruitbor inforiiiiitiuni wriu*' dearly, gtvlrff
full aiM»—• PORTA I* .NOTKI.
Mum » iinlt r.. nr Nn York Kit-han**- n or.ll.
niry Irllrr. furrrmv by Kfi>r»*-* (all mmi ol
•3 uml •(•wuril al our ei|«nae> a«ltJri‘M*oil
U. A. DAUPHIN,
tee.!’! possession notiliod in writing, this June
. ; s ,Si! 2Dt>, IKK:..
V’.u-o Also at Ibe same time snd place will ho
NtiH, tb** «ntiro ati*ck uf grucpripii, c ii-
ft,740 frc'i**nrrn*ii Hii.l furniture, haul a*ock o*
gooiia ooDAlatiug of wbiwkie*. bar ft*tar*-.
hirucrricN, conf*ctionrri« M, ml |*»e furni
lure in aftitl fl’ori, aafa uml *how can-%
ami evorytbit.H in oaul *tor** Ix-lnij^iii^ i,
hhhI a lock L**v it'd ou and to l>r »old a*
tin* pr- «*rty of J. K. Matliiu to Nnti»fy a
I ft fa iittiftd from tho 8up^rif>r
N«w OrtMi
.r M A DAUPHIN.
ROY Ntvrulh HI., WmIiIukUu II. C.
Make P.0. Money Orders payable and
OR
PRESERVE THIS I!
CUT IT OUT!
We positively offer the following gooda
on day* a lvertiard al NEW YnUK COHT,
(not laid down cost) bnl NEW YORK |
COST for
CASH ONLY.
I.OU IRIAN A NATION 4 1. II \ N 14
lt«w OrlcnuN, h*i
ITATK NATIONAL BANK.
MeW Orlcnn*. Lt,
OKIOIANIA NATION A I* HANK.
J.A.&D.F. DAVENPORT,
Prescription Drn^isls,
Found at Last.
Marion county, Ui» . in l»v*»r of Mod
Etheridge v* *anl J. K. Mutbi*.
A law at the uttino time uni place will bo
Hold, nno brick atnre bouae and lot in tlio
city ol Aiueriou*, Stunt. ,- county, (Ju., on
Ibe norlb side of the l'ubiic Spiiirc, nnd
bound* d uh follow*: On thenoRh by J. f-
feraon atreet, **n*t by G. W. Glover, on
the Mouth by Forayth ilrect, nud on the
wc*t by J. W. Shehi.d.l iV Ct». Lt vicd on
iind to bo Hold in* the prftpcrty of I. N.
Hart, ng**nt, to Mjtiffy hi* Statu and ooan-
ty t«x*H for the year 1MH4.
Also at tho Haino time aud place will ho
Hold, one botiMe and lot mi the upper
I >.mvillo roud and btiiinded cn-t by laud*
nf Matt Newhou, Mouth hy Raid road, went
and north by land* formerly owned by
II K. MoKuy, fronting twenty-nine yard*
on tho road, miinli.K Lisle Mixty-oitio
vardM. containing tliree-fourtha of an
acre, more or 1<hh. Levied on nn.l to 1>>
Hold a-* tin* properly of Spencer Whaley
toautufy a County Court ti fa iHsuid
from the County court of Sumter county
in favor of W. T. A. Hunti v* Spencer
Wi.al «y. Tennnt in p«iN8ehHiou uotitled
in writing.
A Iho at the name time and place will bo
del, one bouae nnd lot in the city of
mericti**, bound* d ou the north by I\o-
r-on Ntrcet, mat by .Stephen Mitchell,
nth by Sawney J* rdan, went by CulUo
iderson. L %i**d on hud to ll • sold ii*
••prop* rly *-f Daniel Tommy, Sr, to
*ati*fy a County court ft fa i*«iie-1 from
lb** t’ennty court of Surnt.r oonoty in
f »\o,-* .1 *m* * A Fort v* D.ini* I Touimv
Sr., !> nud Tommy, dr, and William
Ton my. Drop* rty'pomted out by pluio-
tiffY attorney.
Aloo, at the Hanie time nn.l place will
b • Hold, one j*r.*y mare, aeven y«*»r* old.
and one bay hoi*enl>ont ten your* old.
Levied ou aud to b* moM a* the properly of
K ,T. Konae toHaliafy a County Court ft fa
ihho* d fr*»m the County Court, of Snmt* r
. o. ,, 1 . 1 /» n J 1 county, in f$vor of H D. Watt* A Co v*
Wc invite all who are in need of a first-class R. T. Rouse. I’ropeity pointed out tv
plaintiff, this July Jlst, IKK.".
N. II. WHI IE. Sheriff.
iMintir Street,
apr.llir
A mertciiH, (ia.
Tlic M is illways IlicClieaiiesI \
vehicle of any kind or style, to call at our
shops and examine our immense stock. Wc
There never was a time since
Dostponeil Sheriff Sole.
Will be Hold before tbe court Uno*o
door in the oity of America*, Ga., on the
, \ a aI /» 1, o I Brat Tuesday in September next, fifty
have now limshed complete the followina: w * c z n ^ ot J**?>r*f t i h%uonh r£
I o | corner of the North hundred acre* ol lot
styles of Buggies, One-Horse Wagons, etc.: iHL."Vol8umt7,\ i LnM^.‘L^n'.L l d
J nn j n » | m is. >..i,i .. n ...
Our present *toek i* large, and wc winh 1
to make room for an immense hue of j
Clothing for Fill and Winter.
Uf IN DAYS— 1 Woratod Suit* in corkj ;
acrew*. Boh Let and Diagonal wear*-*.
TUESDAYS—Hhirta, Collar*, Cuffs, Columhus discovered America,
Neckwear, and Real Hale Jewelry. when people COulll purchase SO
WEDNESDAYS-Fancy Cassiuicrc baits cheap as DOW.
THURSDAYS lists. Drawer* and Un ; Wc are waiting tO See YOU,
dershirt*. | aching to sliow giKxls and quote
FRIDAYS— Alpaca and Lin.n c<>ata prices Wc promise polite at- strictly first-cliuss. We keep a full assortment
•nd Vent*. Doeter* and Hcparate Pant*. tClltion, tllC bt*st gOOtls, Lltr-
HATI’UDAYS—ruibridloN, Trunkaand
Yaiiaea. ( wha will bt 1 surr to come again. (
Our Stock of Chihlren* Clothing all at , \ OUFS truly,
Coat, on we propone to dincoDtinac keep- |
mg them.
the property of Joaeph
Dexter (Queens, Dexter Side-Bars, Double■
Seat Dexter (Jueens and End Springs. All
of which are our own manufacture, and are
unty. in favor of Sarah R*
I •*.•! h ltouac, propcity (Miin'c.l out by
ilcfrudant. Tenant in |>oa*e*Hiioa noli*
fi* *1 iu anting, thin July litli, 1KM.1.
N II WHITE, Shrrirt
IMPLICATION:
LEITERS ADMINISTRATION.
A
Gkoroia
-St MTKU Cot;.RTY.
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY !
GYLKS,
To nil Whom it May Concern.
Wher«au, T. J SummerM having flhd
hi* petit r >u in my office for Letter* of Ad-
miDiMtrati.tn, De bom* non enm tcHia*
luento * nnfio, on tbe eaia.e of Marion A
Cu)TH.r.R-HArrr.R-FuRM8HEB, N B ini , uc , ment3 p
Americus, Ga.
W. B. OLIVER,
Draper and Tailor,
Over Kyl tixUr A An
Off.
of Am
hi* •eivice# to tti«
T Bint tiHoti.liif «oui.tle$ no • j rm* I 1 al
nc«<l 'I AlL'Fti, using < *mtp.n'* Actual ■
Hi isi.r< nn nt, aritlna tff<'truH .b tie >•{ the cus
tomer, Hh »• yiv.-n ui> l y the lnU« U> he Ibe l.e«t
«n«i beat lit of a*y tail'.r In Kurope o* Am«rlc».
I will OUT AND MARK <*».«•••(«> siyleof th-
«1*>, Win a IB (mysmboiob of tb« InteBi ol) le«, amt
B lit (UBTHBlrtii, Altering. . IraBliiff, refssilr.ig
our Clothing and Gento’Fur-
Frlcea moderate. s ~ - - — * ‘
gains, and a pleased customer, of Buggies, WagOIlS ailtl IlarUCSS. Olir 11HI*-
ness are all hand-made, highly finished, and
... , , • .1 . 0 I tnento r nnrxo, on the eata.e of Marion A
will surpass anything in the market for neat- ...demurd*.-«~d.
I a cl Pht Hc arc then fore to cite *u*l admon-
ness and durability. Wc keep a full stock o , dra.l n^errdiior*. lo allow eanae on or
- 4 Iwfme Anqnst tarn, of said Court, lo
Buggy Tops of our own make, that will fit any;
I to said petitioner aa prayed for.
buggy we sell. \\ e can sell you an Open or u,ia V , 1 'i n br 1 Vk;i. b ;"f j‘“u.'T^" 1 " i ‘"” ,ur "
Top Buggy with Harness cheaper than any- * wuoatum ' W,KER '° ,J,n ‘ r5r -
body, considering class of same.
We oiler special inducements on Repairs of
old buggies and wagons. Will take them and
make them as good as new for a third less
than you’ve paid for same work heretofore.
All wo ask is a trial. All work b}' us will be
warranted as represented.
OLIVER & OLIVER,
Americui, Ga., July 24, 1886. 3m
WHITE GOODS.
KMlilti UDEKIKS
DOTTED SWISS. LACES,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
l'AHASOLS.
MII.I.INEHY,
SI MMEIt SILKS,
HANTS AND DRESS LINENS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
GENT'S STRAW H V TS,
ETC., ETC.
P S.—Don’t lorget to look at :
I UkN out, IBI. LtU.h BO4 UM lli-sM, cli , *••*** v * v ****' 1 “‘
to"W if nithing Goodt before buying
i eltewhere. J. R. S.
LETTERS OF DISMISSION.
Ukoh.ia—Siiitkr County
To all W'honi it May t onefrn.
Wh(r«HB, J»»•*I T. Hull hating fil*«l hi*
p4‘titioo in my office f**r L* Her* of Dm*
Uii«aioQ m the* HtaU of Franc a Hall, late
of Haul county .b erated,
Th< »c nre tb* r- fore t«» cite and admon*
iah ail and Mtngular, the kuolred and
creditor*, to file their obi.ctiou io my
office on or,b* fore the Aral Monday in Oc-
t* her n«xt, the regular term of aaid C4*nrt
• f Ordinary, other* iae letters of dUmbt*
■ion trill l»e granu>.I a* prayed for.
WitiiifN my bund anti official aigonlure
thia, the <>th day of July. IM8A.
1 mSm A. C. SPEER, OnHnary
M osuiilTOBS.wrvTr.
UADlll MOSH01TO »IT1 C®*M*.
I fra Inouat relief, *o4 ‘
rjfflffiew.
