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«, ADVERTISE IN THE ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN ••AJxSW.V.VY ■Mkm QMj-P ti'-Si a-, to: Amkricus Recorder. E8TABLISHKI) 1879. I •« -h r , AMERICUS, GEORGIA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1890. Dress Goods, -i- AND UNDERWEAR. —1 .i&toS! i Lots of new attraction* iu our Dress Good* stock the coming week. New Trimming* and Suiting* opened dally, a 1 th* onaiaugbtmade dur ing the pant few day* ha* been Ihe best pro that our good* and prioe* are correct. 5 THE CLOAK STOCK la dally breHiowIng With new choice gar ment* and ftom the opening It thowe we are declined to hare a trade un- parell« l«M| In America*. PLUSH JACKETS at $10.00, othfcr hou*e* will aak you $12.10 for. PLUSH JACKET^ 1 At ,12 60 and $16.00 that m <f«fy Anybody to Me* ! -ilo(. ., - ; PMJ8H JACKETS ISn.00, »nd ,U.OO. The hast lln. of English YF*lkin$ Jacket, for rt|l» »»d Mrrleovo h»oo ...» .h»w». i • -- 1 CHILDREN'S WRAPS In the (notoot profoMlob. Big lot of me dium and light weight* apMlnlly Adopted to thlo .Ilmoto. Prlcoo elooor thoa wohoro mi tfeown thorny j, ! Underwear for Ladies, Misses and Children We have entirely too much and will.make prises that will convince jMi that yon can buy thorn cheaper than yn* etn make them. Men’s Underwear, • XfrwtU&ov yoa»jrood^o#rtn,llnion)f mole goo priioothototbor homes wan’l begin to touch. RomOmbor every ortlelo In our otoro In fegtvoy of Fnrnl.hlng Goodo^flgllt n,w. It will 1*7701 to uraitD* 5311ft i, if 0 ';'($u^cbbsom ¥3 tA*rnton_wHBAtwrr.) te&dafs of the FtaeTDreail Goods an Goods! Tfade. and Dry st and most varied assortment . cooHng Stoves, Ranges and Office Heaters, * EV THE CITY! GAS :IfixTURES! tf Ga* Fixtures in South- Sanitary goods of all 1 Tub* to give away. - »/ . . S ir Work Our Specialty I AMERICUS' CHANCE. MACON WILL GIVE UP THE STATE FAIR LEASE. In That Case th* Fair Will Be Held in Different Section* of the State Each Tear—Why Hot Try to Oet Ilf From the special belowft will be aeen that Mocon trill soon make a* proposition to the State Agricul tural Society to release it from its twenty- year contract with the city. Special to B kcomdbr. Atlanta, Oet. *1.—President J. O. Wad dell, of the State Agricultural Society, said to-day v We expect soon a proportion from the city of Macon releasing os from our cob* traoTCo hold the State Fair there for twen ty years, or sixteen year* longef. Ar*. Ita will then be made to cold the fair alternately at Macon, Augusta, Atlan ta and Columbus.” For some time it has been know that both parties are dissatisfied with the present arrangement, and there la no doubt but that they can easily come to an agreement. From the telegrams it seems that President Waddell's Ideals to have the fair In a different section of the State each year. Situated ai'Americus is, we cculd offer superior Inducements to the aooiety to Include Americas In the list of cities to be visited alternately by the Fair, and yet not interfere with any of the ottlea mentioned— Columbus being the only eity men tioned that ae^n* any where near 8outh and Southwest Georgia. With the tracts of open land lying along aids the street railway, the S. A. A1L, and tie Centra) roSdaj a spot could sasliy be found which ooulffbCrlMed hy- ail; and that first arlpejt—transportation. That Ameifoee business men would subscribe liberally to got the fair, Tub Recorder does not doubt. Let our people ditfipfes this mat ter. TbbRboobdbb would be glad to publish communications on the subject. Thsy Here Arrived. 1 * Yesterday huge boxes and pack- res wore being carried Into Mr. W. . Itagan'* "Han Bouci” bar and restaurant. They contained the new bar and restaurant fixtures for this popular resort. They will be put In place next Tuesday, when the bar will be closed on account of •lection day. Aa soon As the second story of the building Is eompletsd- which will be In a few weeks, tbs restaurant will be overhauled, and It will be completely now when It la finished, Mr. Ragan' baa put* chased one of the Unset ranges made, which Is new on exhibition at tbs Piedmont Exposition. When completed the "8*n Bouci” will bo a resort that svsn tbs most fas tidious can not oom plain of. OSes for Bent. A flu. .office, on grotud Sou, A PRIMARY ORDERED BfMd V«o. I rraptotfully f.furui mj ,«troua th.t I hove from tbl. d.y (defied the spot cs;h bail, ou mj brwd >o. Ticket., brand cake., <tc., bought from Hi. vi|on mult be paid for ot line of ,mrcb..., .. n.thlng *IU b» charged on Hie Mine. Thanking nycu.ton.ra for their llb.nl (Wlrouns* In lh« |*tt, I re.peclfi.lly nk. eootlouanoe of th ime. -R. 7. NkBniys. twitcn, On., Oct. », 1MQ. 1 v. 100 t**kM< of great) Ornpe, Ju.t recalvad .1 Joiner 6 Klcbol.on’. To loin anik C.rd. ir. out announcing lb. marriage of Mr. W, L. tUrdr* I* Mia. Swab U*k Blvlotoutb. lAtl) of K.VMli.r, .at tb. boa,, .f lb. b>id. In Auburn, Altbuma. • Mr. M.rdrc I. too Tell knorn h.r. to any anythin* about btm. Thera h a no Mor.unlveM.lly pop. alar young nun In th.eity, and u . bu.luM. m*» b» rank. Till. tb. flret. Tni Rkosdcb Join., with hi. nuy friend. In - I .blog him a happy eonnmm.tlon of th. rhw*.and• Journ.y through Hfeo, uoalloytd bllM. SWaT The executive committee met yesterday, and decided to hold a primary election on Nov. 21st, for county offices. This is a good move, and one which satisfies all. It haa been several years since the Democrats chose the men for these places, and the result haa been in many cases, a big scramble for these offices. Announcements have been made this year for the various offices, and in almost every usse, there is opposition. To prevent another scramble, the committee decided to bold a primary, and set the date above mentioned. This is a good move, one which satisfies all, and everybody praises the action taken. The committee also discussed the matter of getting the Democrats out to vote next Tuesday, and each member pledged himself to do his best to have a full vote polled. Call at Mrs. Elam's for gold and silver hair-pins. A prominent Railroad Superin tendent, living In 8avannah, one suffering for years from Malarial and General Debility, says, on hav ing recovered bis health by the use of P. P. P., thinks that he will live forever If he can always get P. P. P. (Priokly Ash, Poke Root and Potas sium.) This party's name will be given on application. Furnished rooms to rent, with or without board. Apply to L. J. Bla lock. C . Btowsrt Court Adjourned. Stewart Superior Court adjourned Friday morning about six o'clock. A Jury bad got huog the night be fore, but were ready In tb* morning, when lodge Fort convened coart, heard the verdict,' and adjourn ed the court for the term. A great deal of busineaa was transacted, and Judge Fort came as near clear ing th* docket as could be done« New fanoy silk tassels for -China silk scarfs at 16c per dosen at Mrs. flam’s. HON. A. S. CUTTS ENDORSED BY THE SUMTER COUN TY ALLIANCE. For Sp*tk*r of th* Next House—Ring* ink Resolution* Adopted at the Heel ins Yesterday. — The Hitter Settled. . _ Lassiter, the man arrested for cheating and swindling In Albany was brought to the city yesterday by Llsut. Wheeler, and carried be fore Judge Pilsbury. The matter waa settled, however, without a trial and Lassiter waa released. Cook's Pharmaoy has beeu re moved to tbs W. J. Hlsppsy corner, near artesian well, where can be had everything la Drugs, Patent Mediolneas Ac. Respectfully, W. A. Cook, A Hew Manager. Capt. C. W. Felder yesterday re signed hie position as manager of the Alliance warehouse, aa other duties conflicted with the duties oopafotsd with it. , The board ot directors also mat yesterday,’and appointed aa mana ger Mr. 2. W. Walls, a fins cotton man, and sx-acaleeman for the warehouse. Mr. E. L. Bell, book keeper, waa made scale*man. House and lot for sale cheap. Call and get a bargain. A. 0. Spain. W*tch II Or*?. The committee soliciting eob- Scriptlonsfor the A. 0. A. Club were unable to do any work yesterday, but the list moved along Just the t. Several who had not been •sen, and wanted $o take stock If the enterprise, cime up volenterlly and by these mesne $MXT wee added to that already mentloaed. This shows how the people era interested In the euocees of the movement, and that there will not be the slightest trouble In securing the amount desired. I have removed my Pharmacy to Lee street—filappey corner, near artesian well—where 1 offer every thing in Drugsaiid Medicines. Will be pleased to have you cell. W. A. Coo*. For Clerk. Among the announcements this .morning Will be found that of Capt* J. H Allen, for re-election to the efDoe of Clerk of the Seperlor Court Sumter county. That Capt. Alien he# filled the office with eatle- Taction I* shown by the fact that there le no opposition to hie re* election. For many years he bee ably filled this position, and always keep# bis books vp, which are mod els ot neatoeeaaad accuracy. Fresh egg* W, * Cota's. Cv Hon. C. F. Crisp, of Americus, for Speaker of the uext National House. . Hon. A. B. Cutts, of Americus, for Hpeaker of the next Georgia House. How does that strike you ? Doesn't It look like Americus Is leading in everything? And that’s Just what she Is doing, Col. Cutts' name has been pat be* fore the people for the position of Speaker, and yesterday the Farm era’ Alliance of the county, Ie special called meeting, unanimous ly i ndorsed him as their choice, and urged the members of tbe next legislature to put him In the chair. The meeting waa held in the court bouse at eleven o'clock, and a full attendance was on hand. It was a most enthusiastic one, and Col. Cutts, unanimously and with great applause, waa recommended for the place mentioned. Following are the resolution! In full adopted: Amkricus, Oct. 81,1800. Resolved, That we, members of the Sumter county Alliance, take R leasure In recommending to the rgislature of Georgia our fellow- cUlien and member elect of the House of Representatives of the State, Col. A. 8. Cutts for 8peaker of the House. Resolved. That we have known Col. Cutts for a number of yeara, and have aver found Him to be fair, Just and Impartial In hie dealings with his fellow man, and we believe he woutd carry out these princi ples a* Speaket of the House of Representatives. Resolved, That wa point with pride to hit record aa a citizen, and to hia record as a Democrat, having for twenty j ears stood at the head of the Democracy of Sumter coun ty as chairman of the Executive Committee, and by wise, conserva tive counsel baa guided the party tosuooeas lb every Instance. He has not. like some, proclaimed hia deeds from the house top and claimed reward, but baa gons on In a quiet Way, attended to his own businaaa, and today ha la A member of the legislature by no set of hie own, but in obedience to a call of the Democrats of Sumter county. J. L. Pagk, President. Z. F. Markbtt, Secretary. Major Wilkins has shipped from hia Elmora farm, near Waynesboro, Ga., three car loads of rust proof oate. Owing to the abort grain crop In tbe Western states, prices or all cereals have advanced. Boat- proof oats are now bringing 76 cents per bushel. Major Wllklna* surplus oat crop will bring him In some $3,000. Mra..Elam baa turkey-red em broidered Initials for marking lines and nnderelothes. Folic* Court. ♦- Court wu c»tted to ordu u uiunl ye.tirdiy morning, with hi. honor, Mayor F.ld.r, In the chair. R. 8. Dconlngtoo, fln. of, 10 and coat wa. paid with th. tgrMment th.t h. should work out tho .mount. B. an found guilty ot dlaordtrly conduct on th. night fora. Th. cm. agalnat th. ncgroM an gled In th. row Thursday, two girl, and two boy., wu dl.ml.Md. Th.8h.ltonbroth.ntud Ru.ter Mima, $3 an* coat Mch, for th. rack.ttf Ih.d.y bafor*. Th. Arrt paid their (net, and th. I.tur ap pealed to tho council. HI. appeal will b« heard Monday night, and I. tb.mMuUma, h.Montana $U Df. King*. Royal Oarm.tuar I. andurawtby Raw. J. B. Hawthorn., paator Pint BapUat church, Atlan ta, tia., who .ay.: "It la a great remedy." Raw. Sam P. JonM ear.: "I with .very poor suffering wlf. had Keen to that medicine” Thoua.nd. of oth.raatte.t it. vir tue.. Fifty gallon, are drank la Atlanta daily, whara It It parforai- log remarkabla carte, ft reaioeea the cum of dlMtM and build, up from tba drat doM. Band (tamp for SENATORIAL TALK. PATCALHOUN MAY BE BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE. Th* C*ndid*t** Di»ou***d-Gordon 1 Cbsnce*-WM Calhoun B* sCandidat* For Senator? flpads' Vi RacoansiL Atlanta, Oot. 81.—Next Wed nesday tb* legislature meets! This foot la kept In view by the political talk about town, the candidates Impressing It the more forcibly as the time draws nearer. The Senatorablp la nearly the ab sorbing topic. It Is talked every where. The conspicuous part as signed Pat Calhoun In the Alliance day programs has almost settled tbe conviction that his friends are at work to make him senator. It haa looked that way for some time, but the past day or two has added the impression that a number of the most prominent Alllanoe leaden are in sympathy with the move ment- Of oourse the talk about Pat Cal houn or the Terminal "owning” or buying” the bell-weathers Is cam paign talk; but this new-born Inti macy of the big political monopoly —the Alliance—ie calculated to cre ate some natural suspicion. There is no discounting tbe fact that Pat Calhoun ia one of the brainiest young men In the South, and that he is personally an hon orable and public spirited man. But while that is true, very few poople—except those with political Interests concerned—would like to sec him In the United States Senate, The situation recalls the old story of the traveler that stopped late one evening mt the house of a lone widow, and asked to stay all night. No,” said tb* widow, "I am all aione UeTe.” "But, madam, I’m a preacher.” "I’ve no doubt,” eald the widow, for you look like a good man—but you're a man.” And while Pat Calhoun la a good man, there la perfectly natural and wholly unavoidable popular dis trust opposed to hia candidacy—not of the man, perhaps, but of bit pro fession and Maociatlons. Gordon’s friends are more hope ful of the Governor's election since the qnasl-csndldeoy of Pet Cal houn. They aay that the Alllanoe vote cannot be delivered to him In bulk, and that In event he la urged hy the Alllanoe leaders as their candidate, enough votes will go to Gqrdon to elect him. Which le a shallow calculation- very! It la much mors probable, Just on general principles, that the All!- will risk their vlotory on no one man’s success until they have previously ascertained In canons that he can be elected. There are six candidates for Bpeaker: Howell, of Fulton, Cal vin, of Richmond, Flemiug, of Richmond, Berner, of Monroe, Jackson, of Heard, and Cutts, of Sumter. A Jot of good men! Howell haa more than 70 votes pledged, "first, last, and all tbe time;” with down* of second- choice pledgee of votes that moat be given complimentary on the first ballot. Hia friends are absolutely confi dent ot hit election. Thousands of miserable and puny little children have been restored to robust health by using Dr. Bull’s Worm Destroyer administered to them by klod and loving parents* Just received, anolber shipment qf those flue fresh perch,at Cohen's. Kept For Tweat* Years. Mr. W. Hsrrold’s residence, ou# on Lee street, la nearing comple tion, and will be wainaootted In some of tbe finest.old walnut In the country. Twenty years ego, Mr. Harrold attended the aa’e of a car load of th* wood, which waa auc tioned for tbe freight charges. Thinking that be might build, end could use It, he bought It Itr, and has bad |t la possession ever since. d.rt*. era.. -HMrnBoyU (fermetu.r Co., AUontn, O*. Ir cvnu VUHK ALL *W* FAIL*. Mm, ,MOMfM«ntnM MK Mhlch rank., on. gnllon of modi- cln* u p*r direction, nccomp.ny- IngMch botti.. Can b. Mnt ky .*• pm. C. O. D. If yog? drugglil cun- not.uppty yo«. ; Floorer CoUomU, for (boob** And (irmAnr, ntMra. Stem’*. \ ' It. Tho volnut U w Ino <fo*.!tty, fra* (rum knot., tb. Of* m.ktf U MMllMrt on* ynttl.r wood (nr $o- l.bln. iinrpoM. Uuo wb.n n.w. Everything thnt’. good to nt, AtCohoo’fc • fMlMk ’ Foor-rnom houM os Elm arrant. PoMclon given *t once. Apply to L. B. BooWOimt. HITCHCOCK S GREAT CITY. Atlanta Con*tHntlon. Macon, Ga,, October 80.—On yes terday the Constitution recorded the arrival in Atlanta of Colonel Thomas P. Stovall and Mr. Benja min Hitchcock, Tbe Constitution said that the gentlemen were en gaged in an enterprise which would be of some importance to Georgia. The Constitution’s correspondent will now unfold the raid enterprise. Messrs. Stovall and Hitchcock went from Atlanta to Macon. Mr. Hitchcock iaa well known real estate dealer of New York. Hia Ozone park, Union Course, Rockaway Beach, Laurence Beach, are nrell’kuown north. He has acquired control, with Mr. Stovall, of 27,000 acres of land In Central Georgia, fifteen mllos from Macon and 150 miles from the At lantic coast, upon which ;bey pro pose to found the city of "Grand Center” with ail th* accoworiea of the latest modern Improvements. Four boulevards running to the principal points of the compass will be laid out, opened atid graded, and a fine church built for eaoh denom* inatlon, which will aggree to aocept and "operate” it. Tbree-fourths of the tract has already been In culti vation. It fronts on the Oetnulgee river, with deep water for sea-going vessels, and is traversed by tbe Macon mod Brunswick branch of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railway. This winter, Mr. Hitchcock la to go to Europe In the Interest of tbe enterprise. Low fares will be made from the North- cities, and tbe enterprise will be maintained on a. broad and American scale. Life Is Misery To thousands of people who have the taint of sorofula In their blood. The agonies caused by the dread ful running sores and other mani festations of this disease are beyond description. There la no other remedy equal to Hood’s Sarsapa- rlilyfor scrofula, salt rheum and every form of blood disease. It la reasonably sure to benefit all wb6 6 ve It a fair trial. Be sure to get ood’e. is, etc., just Chickens, ducks, ge received at Cohen’s. The Fast Mall. The show at tbe Opera House last night was In svary respect what was claimed for It The freight train, the fast mall, and the cunning work of woman wu shown In every act. The audience waa eo Interested that they were astonished to know that time had passed so swiftly, aa It was nearly eleven o'clock at th* conclusion of tbe performance. Tbe eoeolo ef fects were simply grand—what more oau be said. It waa a good show. Everybody who attended many that their* lives are above aus plelon. Yet how many good peo ple on aooount of elreutnstantla! surroundings have had the finger of unjust suspicion directed toward them. Carbuncles, unyielding eons, pimples on the face, rough akin having an eruptive ap pearance, etc., are In the eyes of so ■aay regarded ieptafwnly as in dicating the presence ot tome con- cagiooe blood disease, and pointed qoeeUooe asked that are prodneMf# of considerable annoyance. These •kin blemishes and eruptive ten dencies of coarse find their origin In the blood, bat not necessarily the result of oontagion. The blood may have become Impure on aooount of colds and exposure. Improper food, weak digestion, urinary disorders, etc. However It Is well to ream tbe unnatural condition ot the blood and flesh by a prompt use of Dr. John Bull’s Harsenarilla. It regulates affairs Internally and ex ternally, beautifies the akin and re- •torse Impaired ovganle fund ions tf* their normal strength and ao- ttfUj* > butter, &, Third Priia tor Cook me raid a Other Premiume- to Capt. J. F. Koi Capt. J. F, Ross la a hustler. But for him we would have no exhibit at the State Fair. Ami, in truth, the main parte came from that gentleman. lie was ably assisted by many < our farmer* and others, but hie r tho best part of the exhibit. Much praise is also due Mite Rutherford for her work, end of the ludivldual prizes credited (o Sum ter county, she is leeponslble for a largo number. Capt. Ross has been indefatigable in his Inborn to have the county mako a good exhibit, and that he succeeded can easily be seen by looking over the premium list. Ilelo v are Home of the premiums awarded to Hnrnter: First beat display garden vege table. First beat collection of dried fruits and vegetables. First best light bread. First best eoda blnoults. Flrat best pound oake. First beat or mige cake. First beat silver cake. Second belt collection of grapes* Second bent sample pickled beef. Becond bent two bacon hams. Second best display of preserves, Jellies, catsups, sauces, canned fruit*, vegetable*, etc. Bocond, bout and largest display of breads and cakes, by one lady, (at least ten varieties.) That'* a good showing, isn't 117 It fibows clearly what sort of nn exhibit old Snmter could get up, if everybody would take as mndh Interest as Captain Ross 0 »nd Mias Rutherford. Leo county also was the home of several premium takers, prominent^ among whom is" Thompson, who took several first prizes. Truly, this petition of the State In tile Garden spot of tb# earth, and the people so fortunate as to live bore, should and do r nizo this bleeping/ Btreet railroad tickets on sal# «$ President’s office,507 Jackson street, twenty-one for one dollar. J20*tf. SCHLEY COUNTY ELECTION. H|»<««-lnl to IlXCOftIMR. I..VVI!<I,K, Oot. 81.—1 tiou was very quiet, only 861 being cast. Many did not vote on the question, as they oooali settled. Most of those that question voted agtlxet Tho following are candidates: For Clerk Superior Court—J. K. Murray. Sheriff—J. F. Woods. Tax Receiver—G. L. Maeeey, Tax Collector—Chaa. Woi Treasurer—I*. F. Dixoft. Surveyor— K. H. Baldwin* ? Coroner—G. W. Marshall. Physicicn’e Prescriptions MM Family receipts prepared with care and cl the best material* at Cook’s Pharmacy, Lee street, near artesian well. W. A. COOK. First class Tennci at Coben’e. Presbjierala fejrnod. Perilous who expeot to send #oo- veyauces to the depot for members of Hynod, whom they will eater*: tain,will confer a favor npoe me by notifying either Mr. J. W. Wheat- ley or myself a* early aa conven ient. Rojrr. Adams. For scrofula. For salt rheum, etc. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla* Highest of All in LeArening Power.—U. S. Grar’t Repot, Ang. if. ABSOLUTELY Tha Celebrated Royal hakiug Powder la eek E. D. AN8LEY And oiher dealers In High-CTree