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Americus Recorder. W. I.. IH.EMHNBR. editor. Ottiiial Organ atlit; of Amrriru*. Offlclul Organ or Sumter Count;. Official Organ of W ebster Count;. FRIDAY, APRIL a. 1HH«. Hon. Allen Candler lias been complimented by the Georgia Con gressional delegation as the Georgia ! hut it could be done, and member of the Democratic Congres sional Executive committee This is quite a compliment. Both Georgia and Central Rail road stock on rising ground to day. Georgia is quoted at 191 naked and Central at 80£ asked, with 794 bid. These two stocks are the sen sation of the hour, and are destined to outstrip anything on the market. Let it not be forgotten—for it is as practically established as that two and two makes four—that the man who advertises only in the busy sea son is not a thorough improver of business opportunities. Those who read the advertising columns of j the daily and weekly papers cannot ( fail to have noticed that the lirms who advertise all the year round are the ones that generally thrive most. It would be invidious to mention the names of such lirms, ithout | I 0TCAP1TAI. PHIAS SJS.UOO.. I Thkatloalrll proporn mm [AM trilnp 0\ hich i- I I FTP!.* S| M All h X I'll K>*. Louisiana Siait* Lottery (oiiijiany. STRINGS OF OTHER HARPS. While absent buying our Spring Goods the Bargain Man straining memory very much either, received the RECORDER in which he noticed the tnanv new ad- “We do hereby certify that vet sunermst the arrangements for all the Monthly ani Quarterly Draining• of The Louisuiho' ritate Lottery Company,and in person man age and control the Drawings themselves and that the same are conducted with hon esty, fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, and we authorize the Company U use this certificate, with facsimiles of oui signatures attached, in its advertisements.’ 1 . A r 7 40 j, ..Ai 6 lift |> .At 4 67 p The extreme variableness ot cli- j vertisemerits ol‘ our competitors, offering bargains lieretoloie nil- mate in the Northwest, especially during the laat few winters, is at- to ‘ d - Wel1 ' we Br< ‘ 8 la<1 s,at, ‘ to our patrons and the pub- trading attention in scientific cir- [j f . j n general that our lour weeks absence in the Western and cles. A prevailing opinion seems to be that tbe increased rigor is! Eastern markets have been remarkable, both lor the buying of largely attributable to the destruc an j mlne | lse stock and lor the prices they were bought at. lion of the forests. Should this theory be sustained, it is only a Hard times are reigning supreme all over the country, and 1 question of time when New York , , „ , ... ,, winters will be ss arctic as those of | the seeker oi goods lor CWi, in job lots and auction is well re ... . ,, , . . i Minnesota and the desolate, un- , , are on their way from England to w00<le(| WMtM of blizzard-breeding warded, tbia country laden with coal lor tbe | Manitoba. supply,of steamships sailing from — bad; I’hjstriuns for Boniimj. j t^eir g 0O( j Si aiu j knowing the weakness of our customers, who The Bombay merchants recently appointed a committee to try to, want goods at bargain prices, we invested largelv and have induce some lady physicians to go. from England to practice medicine purchased one of the largest Stock of goods suitable lor Spring in Bombay. One ladv has sailed, and more are to follow. In all! and Summer wear ever brought to Americus. such warm climates,and particular. .... . , .,, ,, , - - ■ - When we state that we can afford and will sell good calico We the undersigned Banks and Banker j will pay all Prizes drawn in The. Louisian j State Lotteries which may be presented > our counters. Just think of it! Several vessels ■ Never before have we met with such anxiety on the part of wholesale and others that wanted to “sell out,” to sell New York, and yet we have mil lions upon millions of tons of that kind of fuel within a day’s trans portation of the place where it ia wanted. This it one of the results of the strike in the Broad Top coal region uliiHiclit«...,. I.v !!:»>! i.lurk,liiilllli>. i.l.li.l, it. 1 ntlii'M Oinalitol i< We are not President of the United States, and never expect to be; but if we were we Bbould inau gurate a programme of civil service reform that would astonish the “offensive partisans.” There would be no Mugwumpery about it. In tbe first place, every offensive par tisan would be called upou to re sign inslanter, and their places would be tilled by _ Democratic editors, beginning in Georgia, and tbe poorer the editor the bigger the •fllcc. In that way we would com bine talent and honesty and show this country an administration of public affairs that in simplicity, honesty and ability has not had an equal since the days of Jefferson, and make people think the millen nial had come. iy in tbe warm latitudes of this country, the lassitude whicli warm weather brings on is best counter acted by Brown’s Iron Bitters which the lady doctors, and every body else, ought always to have on hand. Mrs. Boswell, of 2113 Lex ington street, Baltimore, was cured of general debility by Brown's Iron Bitters. Incorporafeit in lXfla tor 26 Year lure for K<lucaH<>ital mid Omni with a capital of $ 1,000,000— to i fund of over #660,000 liar sinew !*■ By an overwhelming popular v. vni made a part ot the present Si adopted December 2d. A. I).. 187 The only lottery er*r hotel on and endorsed Oy the people of any Slat*. Jt neter scales or postpones. Its Grand Hlngle Xumber Dr«wln>t take place monthly, nurf the (extra ordinary Drawing* rctftilnrly every three mouths Instend of Neml An nually dm heretofore, liegluulug ATLANTIC TOAS’I LINK KXPKLS March, DNtl A 8PLKNUIU OPPORTUNITY TO . . . A 0 ill j AiA l av *11 I WIW A FORTUNE. HKrOXT) grand and good lawn at dc per yard, and have a good profit left it will drawing, class d, in t/ik academy n r ! S' I ov MUSIC, XKW ORLEANS, 'I UESDAT, April 13, 1*80-loin, Moutlilr Drawlnc. CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,00(1. 100,000 Tickets at Five Hollars Each. Fractions, in Fifths, in Proportion. A SUPERB FleNli Producer and Tonic! Hear the Witnesses I! 10 to 20 Pounds!!! Ah Atlanta Man's Weight and Appetite. give you some idea of “how we purchased.” Part of our pur chase has at rived and the remainder we are looking lor this week. Wishing to have this in Sunday’s issue, and our time be ing short, we will state that amongst other purchases we bought 4 cases of Hamburg Edgings, Inseitions and I.aces which we will sell at less tlmn half their value. Don’t wait until these goods are picked ov er, but come at once and select what you want Respectfully, 2 CHIZHS OF fl.lMiii,. 6 dll -2,000,. 10 do 1,00<I.. rt.760 4. '.(M- "I TOOK FOUR BOTTLKS Ouiuii' •nil trained 15 paunda In Floah. polite his** been restored. I have proci for in**) in my faintly. Yount respect fi G EO. TIU >M PSON. tIO II uiiipli Minting to •266,6(4 r rate* to club* should be made of the Company in Nt .My ■d a fully. , Ga. S- HVH- COHEN, >ney Orders, or New » < ry fetter. Currency by ly, giving POSTAL NOTES, Esprit** New York Kxi-hangt- in ordi* A Man of Sixty-Eight Winter*. it Hire, Civil service reform, in its pres ent shape, is doomed. The very cautious Washington correspon dent of the Baltimore Sun writes: “While it may be said that there is no immediate probability of any repeal of the civil service law, it ia not at all certain that the day is very remote when it will be swept off tbe statute books. At tbe time of tbe passage of tbe bill many of tbe Senators and Representatives who voted for it did not hesitate to ridicule it, and the expressions of contempt for its operation* are constantly indulged in with the utmost freedom by the prominent men ot both parties. Senator In galls, in his speech of Friday last, voiced and purposely the senti ment ol tbe leading men of the Republican party toward that class which is responsible for tbe doe- i trine of oivil service reform. There is no shadow of doubt that were they to express their real opinions, a majority of both parties in the two houses would now vote for the repeal of the law. Policy, howev er, inlerpoaea in the way of such action now, but, a* above intima ted, it will not be surprising for it to come hereafter. The sarcastic allusions made to civil service re form on the floor* of the twoboueee have been supplemented with out spoken denunciations hi the law and its effects before three State associations—Maryland, Ohio and Virginia—by members of Congress from the States mentioned, and other members are only waiting for the opportunity to follow tbeir ex ample. A Senator said to tbe President the other day that be wished him godspeed in hi* en, forcemeat of the civil service reg ulations, “for," said he, “you are doing all you can to make it odiou*. and this will hasten the day when we will get rid of it.” A member of the House from New York announced tbia evening that when the appropriation for the ex penses of tbe Civil Service Com mission comes belore tbe House he will move to strike out the salatie* of tbe commissioner.. He ,aid they are working for such a great principle that they ought to be willing to eerve without money. At any rat* h* Intended to hsTt ■oan dtMUMlo* on the subject. . . ml regard Guinn’* Pioneer h nno mnlo for the fertile. By it* tine my strength htiN been restored and m« weight Increased ten pounds. A. V. G. CAMPBELL, Mat-on, Ga., Feb. 18, 18S4J. Coltou Giu Maker. A (’ripple Confederate Nays: 1 only weighed 128 pound* when 1 commenced Oulnn’N Pioneer, and now w« tub 1-17 pound*. 1 could hardly walk with a stick to nupitorl me anti can now walk long distances wi honl help. It* benefit to me in beyond calculation. I). KtTHi'S BOSTICK, Cotton Buyer. Miron, Ga. Mr. A. H. Bramblett, Hard ware Merchant of Forsyth Us., write*; • It acted like a charm on my general health, con wider it a fine tonic. I weigh more than 1 hav for 26 yearn. Respectfully, A. II. BRAMBLETT. THE BARGAIN MAN. Cotton Avenue, Sign of Red Hag, opposite Bank of Americus, AMERICUS. GA. e) addressed . A. DAUPHIN, N«w Orleaua, I.a Ar 9 20 a Lv C. 48 ti Lv f26 s le. Pul!- cksonvi'le ALBANY KXPKESB. i Ar Alba 1 6U p i !* 50 j. 8 28 p ■' 7 43 p ii r. ao |i i Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to Htop* at all regain .. via Thonmttvl Pul Ini *11 buffet Vawhingto'. Pullman pa'ai-t liali and Jackson- Ju.ksonv illc tmJ i any and Moili ng ear 8 Jack * on- JEf'UP EXPHKSr Jas. Fricker & Bro. Mir. W, F. JoueR, Macon, Nay* My wife ha* regained her strength and increns- ed ten pound* In weight, We recommend Guinn’* Pioneer aa the beat ionic W. F. .ION KS. Dr U. W. Delbridxe.of Atlanta, Ua., Write* ofttulnn’* Pioneer: GuIihi’h Pioneer Bicod Kunewer had been mted for year* with unprecedented sucoee*. It It* an ti rely vegetable and does the *y»tem no harm. It improves tbe appetite, digoation and blood-mak jug.^ Stimulating. invigorating and toning up all A NOVEL IDEA. ilur and flag whit i'NXECTIO NS At SAVANNAH York Momlay. 1 ton Thursday; ft ,t JKftrl* for i in (except Sunday ) L ALLA BAN for Kernoi »» p "1 (except Sunday); for W Ido, Cod On account ol the iIuIIucmh tins schhod j Key, Ocala, ete„ at ll :w a m (except Hiiod iy)» I am determined (>f ayuipathizing with " the public in and hence will do j this to prove this assertion. I will well the best •atom, and thu* PIONEER BLOOD RE- newer curve all Blood and Skin Di*oiu>e*, Rht u- mat lam, Hcr«»Ai!a, Old Horw. A perfect Spring Medicine. It not In your market It will be forwarded on receipt .»! prloe. Small bottle* $1 00; large hut- lledlt.Tft. Kaeay on Blood and Skin Dltwaae* mailed Bee. MACON MEDICINE COMPANY. Macon, Ua. Watches, Clocks annd Jewelry! Solid Silver and Plated Ware! G-old and Silver-Head Canes! LIQUORS TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIVE* Tnllahaw At GAINKSVILLK foriOcala, Tavait *, Pt-m. erton’a Ferry, Bmokavil e and Tampa at II *ju m ; for Cedar Key ut 4 00 p m (except Hundji) / At C11 ATT A ID IOCH E for I >'<■" Orleanu; with l’ooph- * line | '.t I; i< • 11 i <■■ >1; t Tu. rIh; ii.I fireplug * IMfOH I XU A SIS HUM KS Till. It. G KI.KM1NG, ^ and other styles in great variety. GOLD PENS and PENCILS in handsome cases. Fine Table and Pocxet Cutlery, and many other things, all suitable for CH1URTMA8 ud BRIDAL PRESENTS. In our Fancy and Family Groceries lgRUNSW ICJ£ W. B. OLIVER, Draper and Tailor, Over KyUmlai A Arrington’* ahoe Hum. Offer* hU service* lo the cltl**n<t of America* Shunter *nd adioli.Ingcoui.tL* a* a practical and experleiu'e*) TAII.tiR, u*ing 1'ompan’* Actual MUSICAL DEPARTMENT CANDIES, EKUITN, ETC., W« have aa tine assortiuent of Pianos and Organs! AND SMALL- Meaeurenii Bt, giving the true *h i|«e of the tomer, who U giv-n up by the trade to »«* the be*t ami best lit of \ny tailor In Kurope o- .. m rioa I will CUT ANHMAKK suit* of any style of the day, being t n po»**a*loa of tbe latest *tyloe, and * fit gunmatrtd. Altering, eleaalng, repnlrioj; and binding a speciutty. 8pol* ot grease of any kind taken out. tar, i ttch and axle grease, ete* Prlcea moderate. Having beau a resident of Americus for thirty yean, wit., the experience ji Musical Instruments! L iwer than the Lowest, snd all 1 ask i price my goods before purchasing elsewhere. I will do exactly what 1 say and mean no hum bug . Call and «ee for your self and be convinced. WESTERN RAILROAD aa can be found in tbe State. If you want a PIANO or ORGAN call ru»i examine our’a and get our prices. We will guarantee to save >on from ten to tifte* n dollars on anOKGAN. and from twenty-liv* to fifty on a PIANO, end yt n get a h< me guar antee. We oon sell INSTRUMENTS at what Agents have to pay for them snd make a fair profit. DON'T FORGET THIS ! JAKE ISRAELS, Arrive .I.voksti Arrive Savann COTTON AVENUE, past, I at lieu your p'Vfeaagi Monts’ Clothing ofmtt kinds, N hair I a and Drwitw Vyod in Mlaak, HI mo srarranted f# stand. W. H (ILIVKH , also jASdios’ i James Kricker & Bro. AMBRIO US. GA. Next Door to the Bauk of Aui® det*21t6 Dr. D. P. Holloway, DENTIST, Having tud M years «xpeiience in his profession, is able to do as fine dental work as any one. His charges are rcas-, enable ami his work ia guaranteed to i give satisfaction. Filling and plate work ! a specialty. Office up atuir*. over Mrs. Raines’mil linery store. febUdewtf ( HAVING PURCHASED THE HilLLI NER Y 8TOC Of Mrs. E. d. NYARL1CK A CO., will continue business in ‘the store toimerly occu pied by them in the Harlow Block, and would be pleased to have »he ’ I CURE FITS! wbsa 1 say cur* 1 do Dot assaa morely to stop them LADIES OF AMERICUS and vicinity call and examiue her at*>ck before purchasing, as she will for a Urn* and thou havs them return a EWZtJASSl v warraat my remedy to cure the * others hare failed fa no raamfoi CONSUMPIlONt •aa thonsandsof sasosot the worst klad sad of long staadlaghaeoboont,t*4 IndsoAMSteouflsmyroUh in MasHsaey. taat I win m*4 two xottLES pax a, togethor with a V*Ll'AB|.ftTftB*TIftft oo this dUoosa Seoar suf**or Olvooiamosoad T O. a4dr.*o. Dft T. A. SLOCUM,U» fmr18k. Mow York. TO RENT. S^SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES^! - 1 Arrive M ;i l. A. Mt prvKiK, Gen P*-* • ADDia, Vio- i're* t rtn-l Gan. Mu \Y. ANGIER. t,.)|Utn. I* a* Vy SCIENTIFICAMERICAN ill it J-inl6ni6 »nd hopes to merit a liberal share of their patrons?*- Eureka Gotten Planter. CURB ni> eight •et lali*t* by tame plot ynu*. Tiwt*>. hy tuo*i .»t the msed The ftrmers in this vicinity who pur-f n [ ,h ** ,tJ " w,l »i n.» itmetii. r>n,,t chased Eureka Combination Com and -•*' ,h -*‘ - Cotton Planter and Guano Distributors of tbe General Agent are hereby notified that they have been forwarded to ns, and we are ready to deliver them. A few extra onea were aent with tbe Two niee Rooms sear the baalneea part I otheti, *hich will sell to any farmer ; pai..tmg; no cauvaMm# For fun particulars, of the town. Mnonire tlthit oRoe. wiabing one. p;#m« sddrsa* at once. gRKCi.nt a hi- com* H COUNCIL A WILLIFORD FAWY. II Oranoi iu-At Boston,Ms*s BoaiiTO -in«v th. it uultdte«t* ut other* A pi tin. »ir.i| I* ao<i sue. ***«lul nstment. Aildltw* T. I’AOL, 128 K*>t 26dt St, New Turk Ouy. iu.ir<l- 4w ork lo f WANTED.-^JW, •10 it P week ran In- quietly ruadt. N.i phdto For full particulars. 1 mar*l4w JORDAN & FORD, BREEDERS OF PiH«auie, Plymoulli Rock and Brown Leghorn Fowls, Amerlous, Oteorgl*, VIT a A ME EGOS, $3.00 Per Ooz. $5.00 Two INtz. Plymouth Bock and Broun Leg. horn Eyyt, $2.00 Per IS, t* MU lEX’iV Wook "’ "—'tinp-rd-v ,i...| meih&nit«. «ngtne*nng tlurnvenr*. u.- nd patent* ever published, fcvery r 9 ...t »., h *,„ eU(lld „ngTsv,ng* Tb! k**atniMt valuable encyrlnpedia ' o'f ^the Ktfv " ho,,M ,M ‘ *' , h.Mit. rriilat i.«n nearly equals that ot*, it* class onmhinetl. Pri Inh*. Sold by all n*i Mrtww. No. *1 llre«l.„, X. , ATENTS.^'i^;; 7 pi act ire before the I stent Gffire and have prepared J ** * opy-rigbt*! paper* for Hhlicat ion faramh,-, nlST” oojublned! ’Price"*law a -Vl’XN z CO.. I^Vfah^ ’*«. Trade-Mark*. ted St a tea. dthoui charger^rfaud-booka'of tn*. Patent* obtained 'iaformatioa through Muna A Co. a Ataencanfro*. Tb# well understood by „„ .^ . iced i? the So*oaUOe advantage of auch notice i. « who wish to die-