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Americus
Recorder.
,.vr\i;MS!fKI) 1879.
AMERICUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1887.
DAILY, per year, - 90.00.
YVKKKI.Y, per year, 1.00.
Recorder
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT facts about bees.
THINCS GENERALLY UNKNOWN
ABOUT THE LIVES AND HAB
ITS OF BEES.
H C STOREY, : : Publisher.
DAILY . VRRTISING RATES.
, \\* I M I M HI I Y
A MERIC l S.
,. .. sltunU'O on tlie Houtli-
. i,I. 71 miles Hoiithw, -i of
I iiliotil no Milieu north of the
It is sllnntod In I lie fluent wc-
• rnisiiiK a greater Variety of
I ;m,i hortleultural produet*
•l„ I- part of the South, minldn-
I'riiit**. '-'ruin ami vcget.rtil. s of
nit,- ami wml-t rople.il /«•:•. h-
a. n< .nuts, rice, Irish and ntveel
|H milts, elm fas, cotton, |»< i>.
Pl'lrs. 1-. ITH. is uehes. KrajH-s,
other <itiIts. The climate Is
• it.ahle, uml 'one of the inns'
ii,.' worhl, the nlrbelng pure - .
.st Ihmm lleial fm lung ami II.:.m!
\,i klmls of outdoor work e..nIs
,t.r winter eohl. Americus has
.ii ,ii li.iaai; is licatitil'iilly gituuted
i.l rolling ground, and In,avis of
1 liandsoiiiest liiisiness lihs'ks In
The eity him flue publleschools;
1,. a largo public library; one
semi-weekly and two weekly
; ail op, ra limine complete!*
. ilii scenery ami capable of sent-
sons; a well organized lire do-
uelmllllK two fine steamers; the
.veil paved, sewered and lighted;
loimI. ami water works, sap-
irleshiu wells, will soon lie eon
i u' mill and variety works,
•■■... and a r of minor
alKiat two hundred lit ins
sines
117 to,mo hales. Its trade Is
, Vi n.led ami Increased by
new milru ids; the Amerl-
i! i»kln ltailrorul lsnlre:ol>
a dUlunee of fifty miles
.ty-;w«» mil -a eus; v:*rd,
w .tit r eon nest Iona and e* m-
*"’ City In Soul iwrvt cbs.r*
tppropriatet.v nrimed ti e
■ Pilar of that se Mhm.-.ml
nt in population
iHeipmleil by Tew cities
rlyoi all kinds Ueom-
hougli rapidly advnne-
habitants of tin! It city
Ivated, courteous i ml
•rdlal well* .me to lm-
I imlostrious farmers
la olii i’s flue Opportu-
d Ion In regard to city
icerfully mrni-licd by
main s UKi onnut,
Dr. W alker’s California
VINEGAR
BITTERS
.farm* M. Llscnby, Gainesville, Fla.
The great secret of hiipccbh in bee
keeping i«* simple ami thorough
management. This can only he
... ... . . , i t ii i . , | accomplished by a complete under-
u is a well known tact that we had fully determined to j standing of the nature, habits, and
abandon the sale of Clothing, and with that object ill view, requirement of the honey-bee, con-
bined with labor, titudy and ex|»eri-
ence in handling them, and a
mechanical knowledge of the con-
Htruction of the liivcn that will give
the greatest profit witli the leant
outlay of money ami labor.
Everything should lie in order
about tin* apiary, Let everything
lie perfectly clean about the liivett,
the entraiieeH, and if in a locality
where ant* bother, the hiveHMhould
be placed upon a bench witli nup-
porting partH that have been tarred,
over which the ant will not crawl.
The bee-keeper Hhould work witli
gentleiieHH and care, avoiding jar-
ringH lnovementH or anything that
agitate the bees. If the bee-keeper
is timid or witflies to protect him
self from being stuug, he should
wear u veil. Care should always be
taken that earii hive contains a
queen. If any are found to be
queenlese, they sliould be supplied
with brood from some strong colo
ny or doubled up with some weak
colony.
Tlie queen’s office is to lay eggs;
she is, properly speaking, the moth
er of the colony, and the only per
fect developed female in the hive.
If there is plenty of cells for her use,
she will deposit about 3,000eggs per
day, during tlie best breeding sea
son. The native queen is much
darker than the drones or workers,
but tlie Italian queen is brigter|t)ian
either.
Tlie queen lias shorter wings than
either workers or drones, witli a
long, finely tapered abdomen. The
queen lias a sting but never uses it
only in combat witli a rival queen.
A queen can J»e reared from
any egg that will produce a
worker. The bees prepare for
rearing u queen after the egg
is laid, by cutting away the small
cells around it, forming a large cell
about the shape of a pca-mit about
the egg. When u queen is lost, tlie
bees will immediately form u num
ber of these cells. When the tlrst
one hutches sin* will immediately
destroy the others, unless prevented
by the workers, in which case she
will leave tlie hive witli a portion
of the bees, thereby causing them
to swarm. This can be'prevented
by watching, ami when the first
queen is about to hatch, destroy tlie
others. Ill alsnit five days after the
queen hatches she will leave tlie
hive to meet tlie drone. Tills once
accomplished suffices for life, and
she returns to the hive never to
leave it unless with'a swarm. Tlie
length of a queen's life is from
three to five years.
The drones are shorter and, more
bulky than queens; they are larger
L ive been closing out our entire stock of that article, in order
to give our entire attention to tlie sale of
Dry Goods, Carpets, Shoes.
I Lit the most carefully laid plans will sometime* miscarry.
I bis is the ease with us at present. Our Mr. J. WAXED
BAUM, who resides in Mew York, is always on the lookout for
Bargains for our establishment here. A few days since he
struck a large manufacturing concern who found themselves
hard pressed lor money, and with a large stock of
FINE CLOTHING-!
On Land. Unprecedented inducements were held out; the
t< tup'at ion was too great, and in eonsnpience thereof we here
with announce the arrival of a large line of
CHOICE SUITS
Bought low and which will be sold the same way.
Suits worth $12.50 for $7.50,
Suits worth $15.00 for $10.00,
Suits worth $22.50 for $15.00,
Suits worth $30.00 for $20 to $22.
Give us a look ; we will save you money.
Something -Else New.
b Fastening fad*
Only
temperance Bitters Known.
wtaml*
Dtaw
'urttl *x.
turner-
:.7??V 14 Rrmedj of IByeat
» ' •■! "nr. Rb/ the million of all 1
I U ; l " r P i <J IJveror Blond lni|
ill <* i |- om alr-obolor anv kindol
fca , “ i r 11 f l, r » is n„ uncertain m«!Iclnr,
fcnn - I’*lat*', or to mislead tli«» auf*
•udth, 11 “prooaadato twain***.'’
Tlie iri . ‘*>"2 ohtataa thereto* hm**! for.
' H ' !i ■ • u l>■ 11.TsnreXaytow/
thisi nv . on** who ho* used
'ft m c n *‘ without being benefited,
knit VJ I:"": ' r poor health, an.l you will
tw.>.-v'," N *" M, l»n return. It, lx put up In
K"v ' , ' z : 0, «l Style, tUightly bltt .'r, auJ
l*r. ii J" ,,u *nnt tonic.
U is il r . M,ule * 80,41 h Y Al1 Droggista.
r *'»« i»itb« co.,
■“SWa aail Chart tun Simla, hew lorL
We lnve ncri pted the agency for the celebrated '{Jdather”
Gloves, the most perfect fitting and Iwst wearing KiirTjloves
co r sold here. The fastening is something entirely new, and
one trial ol the same will make you an advocate of it. Try a
pair of them.
Carnets. Carpets.
Wf me now ready to dlOW you the largest line of these goods than the workers, ami make a loud
ever cn sale in America i, comprising goods from '20c. to $1.25 uoise when Ilyin*; they have no
■styard. Ingrains,Sup r- Extra Supers,Three-l'iys,Tapestry*, ttr " fhysh'aUy di-.,uai-
1 / ' r , . o ifled from la-rformiiiK any lalsir:
Body Brussels, etc. Also a lar^e line ol Brussels and Smyrna Uley m reareU abo H ut tlle com .
Bugs. Wo will bo pleased to show you our lino ol those goods meiiceiueut of the swarming season
and guarantee to save you money.
first queen cell is about to hatch, de
stroy the others; otherwise they
may swarm too much and become
w eak and, without great care, fall a
prey to the moth. But the system
of dividing colonies is considered
better than natural swarming, for
by tliis system the loss of bees by
absconding is obviated. Tlie best
method of dividing is to take from
one to three frames of brood from
different hives,according to strength
and liability to sw'arm, putting
empty frames iu their places in tlie
old hives, then take the brood so
taken in an empty hive, and, near
tlie middle of a idee W'arm (lay, re
move some strong colony from its
stand ntid place the new oqe whe
tlie old one stood, so as to catch
wlmt bees are in the fields on their
return. They can now be left to
rear a queen themselves, or be given
a queen or queen-cell from a queen
rearing hive.
**A Word to tli«* WIh«* Im Nil 111? lent.”
Catarrh is not simply an incon
venience, unpleasant to the suffer
er aud disgusting to others—it is an
advanced outpost of upproacldng
disease of worst type. Do not neg
lect its warning; it brings deadly
evils in its train. Before it is too
late, use I)r. Sage’s Catarrh Reme
dy. It reaches the seat of the ail
ment, aud is the only thing that
will. You may dose yourself with
<|uaek medicines ’till it is too late—
’till the streamlet becomes a resist
less torrent. It is the matured in
vention of a scientific physician
“A word to the wise is sufficient.’
OH! MY BACK
~tr«i7 strata or roll
sad Bear!/
BRMV
m imi
3
FAR-SIGHTED CEO. W. SCOTT,
Inviting OfHremof tla«* Karinera Allium *
to lnN|MM-t III- (>tiMiio Work*.
—New- from Futnain.
To the Public.
••■drill, a. p.a I... nn.l II.
, l!,| "> U"ul Johor Work, rid*-*
., 1 ' 1 •"» ' ■ :•>!• all
imi- . i,if,-r train.,
1 -■•it. that cmne to Aimrl.-u-.
rtUM.nnl.U-, nml marnceom-
' --f| t,- „„x city |,i II.,'
;•'“»««« Imaiwac W'tgoti, m„l
• '-Kutff. hi ciMinct-lIon with j
w <• n-spr*, tfully n-k tlie
,i4 "- and (lie travt lliiK
‘ 1 lheir pulroimm- n- fur n«
I'-uronaKeunu , w |} u t-onUnimiu-e
N.u.4 J. k. pui Nri-:.
Ll) M3ER. LUMBER.
. to,, .,‘l - ''* 1,1 length. 'Onlor* t fir-
E-: Cr 1 ''»« A. i- '; l'i?’!?l ,1, H l * (Wftninkvtl.
Vr “ rl.V,, ,i« Ka,lru, V , f thirteen mile-
Wtoi4wiiu • w. IIAILKY.
Our Slioe Stocli.
Is now complete, including a full line of E, P. lteed ^ Co.’s
celebrated Rochester made goods; every pair warranted.
Our Wraps
Have just bten received; an inspection is invited.
In addition to these s|iecitilly mentioned lines we offer a full
line of
Dress Goods, Silks. Velvets, Trimmings,
V Corsets, Hosiery, Etc.,
At oiir usiiW attractively low price*.
A call is r> “oectlully solicited by
j, Waxelbaum cfo Oo.,
OF THE
New Vork Store,
Hie hading Dry floods Establishment ot South-
West Georgia.
JULIUS L. MACK, - - - Manager.
to the umount of a few hundred in
each hive; their only duty is to im
pregnate tlie young queens, and as
soon as tlie sw arming season is over,
they are destroyed by tlie workers.
Where there is a large apiary there
sliould only lie a small portiou of
drone-eomb left in each iiive, and
thereby prevent an over-produc
tion of drones.
Tlie workers live from 30 to 120
days. IT|m>ii them devolves the du
ty of building eouibs, supplying the
hive witli provisions, and proteet-
ing the stores. The comb grows
in rings on the ahdomeu of the
workers. Kach worker is an unde-
velo(ied female,. and would have
been a queen had the cell in which
they were reared been large enough.
The habits and instincts of the
workera are too well known to be
further discussed. From the time
tlie egg is laid until tlie hatching
of the bee is, for the workers,
about 2! days; the drone, 24 days;
and the queen, 10 days. In this
climate they breed the entire year,
but in colder countries hut little
brood is found in|tlie winter.
Wheu the honey season sets’in,
you may naturally expect swarm
ing to follow, and after the first
swarm Issues others should be pre
vented from issuing for the time
being, by watehiug, aud when the
Putnam, Oct. ID.—George Munro
and Victor McMichael are attend
ing tlie Piedmont.
Bartow Culiom and Tom Mont-
fort, two of our young men, left
here last Wednesday for Lake
county, Fla., where they will en
gage in the orange business.
W. fcB. Culiom lias accepted
IK.sition on u new railroad that is
being built from Macon to some
point in Florida, and left for Perry,
tlie |»oint at which he will be em
ployed, Monday.
Mr. ThomasTison, who lives near
here, over iu Hchley, is quite sick
witli fever.
George W. Kcotts’ Guano Co.
seem to realize the “Farmers Alli
ance,” are worth a little attention.
Their agent passed through here
Monday, in company with several
of tlie officers of tlie Marlon county
Alliance, and at Fllaville, we learn,
was to he joined by others from
the Sehley county Alliance, all of
whom lie had invited to Atlanta as
iiis guests, to inspect their works.
Other manufacturers may learn in
time that Geo. W. Scott & Co. saw
farther in the future thun they.
We learn that Mrs. Crawford, of
Drancville, died a few days ago,
from dysentery. It lias been only a
few days since two children of the
same family died of this disease.
Tlie father and several children yet
survive, but two of the children are
not expected to live.
Mr. Charley Blaekshear’s house,
that was mentioned last week, as
when trying to eat, that its food
would come out at Iiis nose, has
died, and u|miii examination it was
found that a cob had lodged in its
throat.
The regular corres|>ondent being
absent, this department is this week
filled out by
For cleansing and healing foul
and indolent Ulcers, Sores and Ab
scesses uml removing tlie had odors
arising therefrom, and for slough
ing, contused and lacerated wounds,
Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid is une
qualled.
“I have used Darby’s Prophylac
tic Fluid in hospital aud private
practice for ten years and know of
nothing better for sloughing, con
tused an.I lacerated wounds, foul
and indolent ulcers aud as a disin
fectant.”—J. F. IIki’mtis, Professor
Mobile Med. College.
Major Campbell Wallace, Hail,
road Commissioner of Georgia, is
over eighty years of age, and still
actively busy. He got rich by buy
ing Fly ton] Lund Company stock at
eighteen cents and holding it at
$4,U00 a share.
Why suffer with that achiug head
when you may be cured with Ayer’s
Cathartic Pills?
He ml a 2 cent stamp to Dr. J. C.
Ayer A Co., Lowell, Maas., for a set
of their attractive album cards.
TNC
BEST TONIC ?
Htreoftheas Ike Maurlra,
NtraSles the Nsrvaa,
Knrlehai the Bleed* tilvea New Tlpr.
and in all debilitating ailment* ikat
on tb* aratein. Uaelt frealjr in mjr o
BltSWN CHEMICAL Of, BALT1MOKE. MBk
SCRATCHED 28 YEARS.
A Scaly, Itching.Skin Disease with
Endless SufTering Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.
If I had known of the Ctmctraa 1
twenty-eight year* ago it would bar* aavtd we
$aun.00 (two hundred dollars) and an immense
i>f suffering. My diaeaa* (Panrtaeia)o
menced on uiy head in a spot not larger than •
cent. It eprt-ad rat»i||y all over my body and got
under my nails The eoalea would drop off of ma
all the tune, and iny -offering wae endless, and
without relief. One thousand dollar- would not
|>'">r man. hut feel rich to let relieved of what <om«
of the doctor- as id waa leproey, aorne nog-worm,
peortaeia. etc. I took . . . and . . Saraaparillag
over one year aud a half, but no cur*. I went
to two or three doctor- and no cure. I cannot
prai-n the G'UTU’Ciu Rkmkuiich too much. They
hare made iny -kin aaolear and free from acaloaaa
a hahy'a. All I u-ed of them »a- three boieaof
(y’rrn i HA. and three bottles of (’TTTICtJBA RkhoL-
vknt, and two cake- of ('irrirtrii a Soar. If you had
been here and amd you would have cured mo for
Saoaouyuu would have had the money. I looked
hke the picture in your book of Caoriaais (picture
number two. "How to Cure Skin IHaeaees haf
aa clear aaany peraon ever waa. Thtoagh
r band! over my anna and
ON. I
force of habit 1 rul
left to scratch ones — ,_ r —_
•mall well. I -crashed twenty-eight yearn, and It
got to lie a kind or second nature to me. I than*
you a thousand times. Anything more that ra
o know write tue. or T ~
i and 1 will
Psoriasis. Koroma, Tetter. Ringworm. Liehen,
Pruritus, Sea 11 Head. Milk Crust. Dandruff. Ban*
her*', Bakers', Grocers', and Waaherwoman's Itch,
and every species of Itching. Burning. Soalf.
Pimply Humors of the Skin and Scalp and Blood,
with Loss of Hair, are po-itively cured hr fJtTTI-
ri'Ra. the great Skin «-'nr*, and OVTICOKA Soar, aa
eiuuiaite Skin BeautiHereiternally. and CHTlftm*
Kfhoi.vkn r. the new ML-mI Purifier internally,
when physicians and all other remedies fail.
Sold everywhere. Price. CtmrVBA, 80c.; SOAP.
25c.; Rasol.Ygvr. fl Prepared by tb* PortB
Dnt'U AMU CNKMUUL Co.. Boston. Mass.
•i- Send for " H«w u. Cur* Skin JMseaeea,” fi
page,. OU illustration-, and 100 testimonials.
prevented by CimrunA Mkm< aTEDBoa*.
FREE! FREE FROM PAIR!
In one minute theCuMaum
Anil • l*nln PI*.ter relieves
Khemnatic, Hciatio. Hudden.Mharp
and Nervous Painn. Hiram-, and
aa. The brat and only pain-killing Plaster.
ror wom-out,’’ ** run-down, debflttatdd
grliool UwcImtm, mllllm'nt. mmmatrewoi. poumn-
keeper*, and «vfr-work***| women .genermiifr
I)r. I'leror’B K»vorlu> l'r,'~Tipllna -
of nil n—4>ratlvo tmilt*. D - not, QMS
but wlrnlrahly fuiniln u -natopM, of wiya
ln-InK s moot |M,tont Hp**01110 for d w—
Cbmnlo WnklMM Bid [>i«*a», pooaj" J®
womnn. It U a uoworfuL itoraorf Btroll M
uterlii**, tonle ana nervine, 'nd ImpwU t
itml Atrenirth to the whole It proa
cun* woakneai of ftomach, Indlfeenoo,*
In*, weak hat h, nervou* pmetrattoa, yU» v
an*! uleepleameM, in either *»•*. Favorite Pra*
fuTiptlon Ih wdd by dnimrhrta under our pojf.
iSisrrrtt; svsmsvi
A large tn-atlm^ on Dtoettee* at Women, pro-
fuiwdv illustrated with coloroQ pwte* and nu
men Mia wood-cuta, rent for WnroM in stamps
Addreaa, Wovu^’a
Aiuum'iation, iMfibln Street. ftiFalo, N. T.
HICK HEADACHE, BlUoas HeadMh*
hr druggiatA
Intelligent Reeder* will notiee that
Tun’s Pills
•r* •••rarrantnl to eur**’ all ClMMf
•r dlieawn, hut oaljr aaeh mm raaalt
from a disordered liver, vial
Vertigo, Headache, Dytpepela, •
Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious
Colic, Flatulence, etc.
or theoe they art ael wnmatsd h»-
illiblr, but are aa asarly so ns II laj>eN»
Ible In make • re weedy. Price, Baata*
HOLD EVEUIWUERE.
DARKIR'i
HAIR BALtAM
Cleenees and brantlftw* the heir.
Promutesaluxuriant grustA
Never rails to Iteetore Orgy
Hr»»VwiH Color.
Curooernlp dUenaraaad helrfaUIn
HINDERCORN8.
