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THE AMERICL8 DAILY TIMES-RECOriDER: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2, l MU, THE TIMESRECORDER UMljrMd WooUly. Tag muon Racoasn Emuinu l*Tt. Tan Amxxicus Timex Mta eluued IMO. Coxsoudxtxp, Arxiu tm. t, gUBSCBIPTfON I Duet, oh Tiu, ••••<* Oxiit, Oxx Moira, i ITutiT.OnTuE, • • • • Wisklt, Six Mqxths, I Tot advertising rates address It axiom Mrxicx, Edito* anil Manager, CS HCHLIBUINO COHFANY, * Americas, O*. Busins— Office, Telephone W. Editorial Room*, after 7 o'clock p. Telephone 9. Americas, Os., Deo. 3, I Ml. DON'T NEGLECT TOUR DUTY TO-DAT Let every Democrat turn out and vote to-tlayat the primary! * No act of citizeoahip U to directly connected with your material intereats aa the aelectlon of'your local govern- ment. Tbla is the A rat delegation of power Smm the aource of all power, the peo- iple; and what tbeae ald< rmou do, or owfrafa from doing, the next two years, •means money in or out of your pockets •more direotly than the acta of any other Hegialatiee or executive body on earth can mean It It Is largely a matter of sentiment who Is President, or Senator, or eren Gov ernor; but your prosperity la directly controlled by your city council, and Americas will prosper or decline very largely a* it la properly governed at hvnw. Scores of Amerious people went all nbe way to Atlanta a year ago to “ whoop •up'" General Gordon upon a matter of •sentiment: who may to-day refrain from going to the poll* acroaa the atreet be cause of indifference, and yet in so far as concerns your diroct and vital interests, there is no comparison in tho two cases. Let every man turn out to-day aud vote for the very best men, so that liere- .after you will hare uo occasion to blame yourself if the aAairs of the city should be administered by men solected to-day whose methods you arc not in s.vmpnthy with'. The Chicago Journal rays: "The in equality of wealth is not produced by the tariff. There is a vastly greater inequality of wealth in free-trade Eng land than In the United States. There the extremes of wealth and poverty are fnneb greater than here—wealth la con centrated In a fewer bands and greater amounts; the poor are Immensely mote □nmerous and are Indescribably poorer than here. But etlll greater extremes of riches and poverty exist In India, a free- trade country from Immemorial times, with a few men worth oountlesa millions of money and countless millions of men living on a cent’s worth of rice a day.” But it waa tariff—that Is, robbery—la the first instance that created a certain favored class in both countries, the landed aristocrats. Tho oonquerers con- Aicated the inheritance of the people and gave lAo their followers who are now the rubber, barons. Xow that the evil la done, free-trade in England and India can’t undo it; but the otmditlon of tho masses Isn’t as bad aa it would be if they had to live under a protective tariff aa high aa ours. Btiimm and pathatio is the story of tho faithful wife of Beresford, the ■nan confined In the Floyd county jell, whoso history Is familiar to the public. Faithful and unflinching, this brave lit tle woman has followed bis fortunes to a oall In the county prison. That cell has been her world for months past—a darkened world, with only her smile to brighten it. Day by day, night' after night, she has shared the gloom of bis prison with him, and hoped against de spair, nntil at last she Is left broken In spirits and health, Het case excites the admiration and sympathy of all, and her beautiful ebitraater has won friends for her among her husband’s enemies. Starvation In Russia, riots In China, revolutions In Chili and Brazil, starva tion In Mexico, war clouds in France, Germany, Austria and Turkey, plenty, pesos and prosperity In the United States and yet we are not happy. We bare nothing to complain of that the remedy does hot He In ourselves, viz: high taxes, scarce money and hard time* When the majority of the people wish to remedy these troubles, they can do It at the ballot box. This they should do or oetse to grumble. Even the Ben Antonio Express admits Is a bead-line over Its own Washington special relative to tbs speakership con test, that It “looks bad for Mills." That paper is printed near the home of the Texas candidate and it wouldn’t ha like ly to make suob a confession If It wasn’t true. Virtually there Is no competitor of Mills except Crisp. Consequently the failure «f Mills means the success of Crisp. Editor Charles A. Dana of tbs New York Snu arrived in New York from Europe on Saturday. Now let Pa Cleve land gather up hi* first bom la his arms and take to the woods. TROIM.K IN CHINA. It looks bad for foreigners in Chins. The ruling dynasty la of foreign origin itself, being Msntcboo Tartar, and of a different language from the regular Ce lestial heathen, and bears the same rela tion to the people at large that the “Shepherd Kings" did to the ancient Egyptians. That the royal family bolds Its place by force rather than by favor has boon ehovn heretofore la the Taeplag rebel, lion, Whloh would have been successful had not the royal forces been officered by English and Americana. But the same spirit of discontent Is rife, after a brief period of quiescence, sad the native masses are again in a state of insurrection. One of the chief causes is the alarm of the people at the progress foreign trade, oivillzatioa and, above all, religion in making under the tolerant reign of the present Emperor, who has a liberal English education, much of which he owes to Dr. Young J. Allen of Georgia, who is a naturalized Chinaman, and a Mandarin of tlie Em pire. The Ignorant and prejudiced masses are being Incited by the priests of the native religion, who are alarmed at tho power and Influence foreign missionaries and merchants are gaining under the present administration, and the most barbarous excesses are being committed against foreigners everywhere that the Insurrectionists have advanced. The situation is a very grave one for the government, for it looks the sympa thy of the masses; and the approach of tlie rebel armies towards Pekin is hailed with secret joy by the people, and the Emperor is by no means sure of his army in the event of a collision. The present uprielng is therefore based upon the hereditary dislike of the natives towards their foreign rulers, ag gravated by the tolerant attitude of the government towards the Christiana, and as It resolves Itself into a question of Uuddhitm and Confucionism against Christianity or Caucasslan civilization against Mongolian, It may be safely lie- lltved that ore many days the English government; backed up by other Euro pean powers, will take a hand In tho af fairs of the Celestial Empire aud main tain the Integrity of the present dynasty. If they do not, the fanatical Chinese hordes will sweep from the earth every vestige of Caucasian civilization and rajlgiou, along with the wreck of the Mantclioo Tartar dynasty. Is Amkiiica passing into the bands of aliens? Nearly 80,000,000 acres owned by aliens. More than 21.000,000 under the direct control and management of thirty alien non-residents of thirty for eign individuals or companies. In Mas sachusetts, there are 2,700,288 acres; j these thirty alien non-residents own land enough iu tl.o United States to make about too states like Massachu setts, own more land than some nations that support a king Many of the American dally papers have printed long and scathing editorials against alien landlordism in Ireland. Thus for there has been noth- ing In these papers about alien landlord- tarn In America, yet alien non-residents own twice as muoh land in the United States as Englishmen oara in Ireland. FOB ALDERMEN. A.C. BELL. H. D. WATTS, DB. G. T. MILLER. The above gentlemen will be voted lor at the primary to be held on Tuesday, Decern cerfid.lMl. d-td A GOOD TICKET. Tbs following names sre su**-«te,t as being suitable men for Aldermen. DR. W. P. Bl’RT, I, . J. BLALOCK, J. L. ADDERtO.V, sad will be supported In the primary by dtd MANY VOTERS. AMERIOUS MARKETS. Wholesale Oroowf Market. Times-RrcoHDKKOKMfK AMSftfcus, G*., Decembe 1.189). Ctorrbuckle’* routed. 21Jcc. tor 100 roan 1 owl Green, ext a choice, /tttOARe G .nnuluted, 5 Row lered, V, j. Syrup— NewOrleans, hoice Prime, Common, MoUiabc*, Genu ine Cab*. Country Hjrup. Tea*—Black, .Vic/i-Vx. Green. 10c/rtOte. Nutmeg*—75e.(4-SOc., CF.OV Ml—25c. (430c. Cl.HN'AMOX-lic^ClJV- ALUiPicr.-IOe.0lle, Jamaica Gimgek—I2e. Macs—tic. Singapore Pcppan-lto. Rick -Choice, 4*4c. §«e. Hai/i -Dairy, 11.00. Virginia, (Be. Ciikmmc—Full cream. I2c. Skint, Ocjgirc. White Flail—Half barrels, 88£K$8?.&0 Palls, 80e. Soap—Tallow, loo bars,;75 pounds, 83,0(Vfc 83.73. Turpentln-, 00 bars, 00 pounds, 11.73(9 82.25. Tallow, 00 bar*, 09 pound*. 82.2Sg82.3q. CAWDi.a-H—Paraffine, WJcjOIAt. Star, 10c. (911c. Match kh— Four Hundreds, 8JUXX9I3.75. ThreetHundreda,82^5(482.75. Two Hundreds, 81.50(412.00. Blxtys, 5 groat, 83.75. Soda—Kegs, bulk, 5e, Kegs, 1 pound pack* ages, 5?{c. Can*, assorted, pounds,6c/40> *c: K pounds, tcuWir. CRAckEKS-X X X soda, tie. XXX butter, O^e. XXX pearl oyster, 8c. Shell and ex celsior oyster, 7e. Lemon cream, Hj^c. XXX ginger snsp«,Mi{4». Comb'lls, lie. Casdt—Assort**'! *tlck, 7c. Fiencti, mix ed, line. Caxxico Go id*— "ondensed r.73b Bil*non, |t 2Y<*81 tB. F. \V. Oy*ter«, 81 OOCttfl.10. Corn, $-VX)r4l2.7.\ Tomatoes, 11.75 (482.50. Can I’otanb, $3.009*tf.\ Starch—Pearl, per rase, 51*0. Lump. 5!$o* Nickel pa k ige. *X'*K Celluloid, 85.00.' Plcwi.K*— Plain or mixed, pints, 81*50; quarts, 81J>('i.fl..'G. Powdek— Hill**, kelp*, $.*»..*•0; • £ kegs, '#:t.00: ’* kegs. flA’i SHOT—*1 «’* rer Mick. Coax—snp/dKV. Meat—Strips, h#c. Hulk sides, 7*gC. Ham, lHtfr. Fboira—Pmit'ly, 81.75. .btrnlght, 85.25. pat ent, 85.UYi$$U.(Xi. La hu—SV’.w^jjC. Kkeo*R!C?:**iI/—Harr'N I2p.m Tobacco— 1 VeM BxurF-1.1st price. CIO AH*—4l2.3uft#fckHt per 1 .<«#'. ClOAKSTTK*—£*» 05 p-r I.mii. I’HsauoTh—8l2.i toUII.H) per !,*»•. ) Ntsii Potatoes—82. por barrel Beall & Oakley OFFER PRICES TO MEET HARD TIMES! PROFESSIONAL CARDS T. •treet^SSS^SSSj. S-t-lf ?ir A rug store. Barlow Block. mm Novelty Snits for $10.00, worth $12.50. “ “ 10.00, “ 15.00. “ “ “ 11.00, “ 15.00. Bedford Cords, Soots., worth $1.00 and $1.26 per yard. 40-io. Henrietta, 95 “ 1.00 “ 1.25 “ “ 40-in. Serge, 95 “ 1.00 “ 1.25 “ “ 40-in. gray plaid Ctunel Hair Uniting, $1.00, worth $1.25. 40-in. “ *' “ " “ 70, 40-in. Storm Serge. 70c. worth 85c. 40-in. “ “ 85c 46-in. Black Henrietta, 95c 42-in. “ “ 75c 42-in. “ “ 70c 40-in., all wool, black Cashmere, 50c 85. 30-in., “ colored “ 40c 30-in., “ “ “ 25c Plaid Dress Goods, 25c “ “ “. 40c “ “ “ 55c $1.00. 1.00. 90c. 76c and 85c. 05c. 50c. 35c. 35c. 50c. . 75c and 85c. il tint lb Liu k ta Mi, tali, Etc. Mims IIaiiiukt Moniiok, who 1s to write thn “offloiaT world's fair poem, la the writer who furnlihed the ode read In oonnootlon with tho opening, of the great auditorium In Chicago. She ta a resident of that city. Now the question I, will nbe treat the representstlvat of the office monarches who will be pres ent to a dote of the “Monroe doctrine?” If so, Miss Harriet will have thn good wlshea of her follow-eitazenn while •hs i, composing her poem. “Lay on, Harriet, etc." Mu Cyrus Field says that he has mads much money by being punctual; but the tate Dr. Jetter, according to the lUebmond Despatch, was In the habit of saying that be bad lost much time and money by being punctual when othera were not How does this accord with the proverb that “all things come to thoee who wait?" Juimie Miller ta reflecting condign punishment on the gamblers of Mscon. He lias placed three In jail In default of payment of $.700 floes, and nays It ta jail nod no Anna hereafter. Tbie ta tlie flrat time in the history of thst elty that the taw was ever enforeed, and great con aternatlon is being produced among the knlghca of the pasteboard. due of Bill Nye's Driest and freshest original jokes, In fact, one that he thought of himself, was bin stepping out of thn back door of aa opera house to the ground, about fifteen font below. Did Bill have a ease of (tags fright, or was be going out to get a drink? As to III* asst PfssMwrital sleetion Dott ing Is etrtalo except that tbs Alabama Re- publlosn delegation to lbs Minneapolis con vention will know a barrel when they me It. —Asp-Herald. Likewise, Sues Book's delegation of henchmen from Georgia. ' For pain In the sto mash, colic and cholera morbus there ta nothing batter than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dtarripaa Remedy. For sate by W. C. Russell, Americas, Go. decl-dAwlm. In Australia, whan deadly snakes abound, it has been discovered that strychnia la almost an Infallible eon for their bites. The antidote seta quickly, snake poison slowly. All physicians —lit. Retell Grocery Marbel. Corrected Itetly by K. D. Analey, Vb* Parlor tirocor. Am r aid's. <ia„ December 1,1WI. Cokckk—Declining. Green, fancy. Sic. Choice, Sic. Prime, 27c. Gcod, 10c. Fair, ltc. Roasted, Arburkle’s, Ko ;Ttmrber’e Mo- msja, 30c. Brass—Firm and strong, market weak. Powdered, *c. Htmnderd granulated. Cat,, loaf at te, Kxtrs C. while. ,1e. EztrnC, yollow, Sc. Bvnvr—New crop Just In. Good demand for blgb grades. New Orleans, tancy golden, 73e. New Orleans, bright, me. New Orleans, dark. We. Country, tuex#S0e. Cakdy—Stick, pure,*loo; adulterated, 10c, French, assorted, ?Or,073o. Crystellsed fruits, assorted, 1 pound boxes, 73c; t pound boxes, OOe. per pound. Tsnny’s Fins Candles, Me. .per pound. Heal brand candy,7Se per pound. Coumtst Puooi’CB—Cblokeas. Irys, Xedp Me; hens, We^Me. Egga.no. per das. But ter,Bienne. per pound. Fauns— Apples; New York Pippins. 33c, per peek. Florida oranges,ZScSStfk:. perdox- en. Ilsnsnaa: Bins Helds. tOc. per down. VcoaTABLas—Cabbage, Sc. per pound Onions: Yellow Denver,30c. per peck; Hpsn leti OnionsJTSc. per peck. Irish potatoes, 23c. per peek; SIA0 per baabsl. I'ASXkDiaoom—Standard Tomatoes, pounds, tL33per doxon. Btendsrdtemntom, 2 pounds, OOr. par dose a. Standard Callfor- n's pesebes. 3s. EU» per dozen. Standard pis peaches, ns, t!.W per dosen. Standard pie punches, 2a,,tlX0 per dozen. Maryland pock, teble, |Ut per dosen. Hay—No. l|Tlmotby, 11.10 per hundred. No. 2 Timothy, |l,«t per hundred. Soap—Laundry, good. So. per pound; Toi let, Brown Windsor,Me. per dozen; Turkish bouquet. Mo. per dozen; Glycertue, small, ■Vie. per dozen; Glycerine, Urge, tl.QO per dozen; Cape May txxiuet, 12.30 per dozen. SmAn—Hams, fancy brands, 13c; sundry brands, 13'^c. Breskfsat bacon: small su Ips, lie; large strips, I0e.; whit* ribs, XJtc. LA no— fx'sf, 11c.; refined, R^e. Salt—Hlggln’s Eureka, 2 and I pounds Sc. (elOe. per sack; Cooking, 110 pounds, tlie, Bittxii—Jersey, home-made, SOe; Jersey, Kentucky, :i>: Tennessee, SOe/^Dc. SKurr—l.oiiUsnl's Msecoboy, 3ue. per pound; I putnd Jars. -Vie; t ounce Jars, 20e; 3 ounce tin , lUe; 1 none* tins, fir. FLOcn—Meal brand patent M-'s) per barrel; King of psleuts, K» per barrel; Palest straight, M.ao per barrel; Fancy. 16.30 per bsirel; ChoiceISml'/AtfiJiOperbnrrrl; Fam ily. *176 per barrel. BOAX—1120 per hundred. Mbal-Ouc. per bushel. Ghits-M pounds to lino, ton*—Choice while fine, ptr husbeLgYal low mixed, fifie. per bushel. CnAckxss—Sodas, JEXX Ze; Boss biscuits, l«*e; XXX lemon creasss;Ue; XXX ginger snaps. Us; J ambles, I6e; Assorted cakes, We. TOBACCO—Finest Natural Leaf, 11.00: Gravely’s HAS; Navy Me; Long Cut, .Vie/* I LOO per pound. L'lOAm*—ILM to 136.00 per M0 as to quality. Matcuzs-OOs, 10c. per dozen; M0a,2Sc.psr dosen. MCs^fiOe. per dosen. Ricn-Bteedy, Imported, (nil bend, Me; Carotins, fancy, fie; Cbote* Carolina, fie. Picklss Plain la barrels, SSs. per isikjn; mined.Me; sweet raized pickles,T3e. pergml- per quan. Dora rail**, plats, 16s; quart*,Sc; I gallon, tIAO; H gallon OOe; Im- gaUoo, I1AS; Imperial pteklss, C. A B„ plate, Mcuianru 79c. Btabcn—Lamp O loss. It. Soda—Best quality, fie. Foil cream. Ids; Good, Kljo; UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ Vests for 25c, worth 35c. '* “ “ 50c, “ 00c. '! “ “ 65c, “ 75c. ‘ “ “ 75c, “ $1.00. * all wool Vests, $1, “ 1.25. Pants to nintcb the above just ns cheap. WRAPS. Ladies’ Jackets, $6.10 worth $8.00 “ “ 7.00 “ 9.00 “ “ 7.50 “ 10.00 “ “ 8.00 “ 11.00 “ “ 13.50 “ 10.00 Other Wraps in proportion. Best and Cheapest Line Hosiery in the city. Best $1.00 Kid Glove in Americas. Nef Line Gloves, Hosiery, HitocMefs Blankets and Shawls Greatly Reduced. BEALL & OAKLEY, 311 Lamar street. at Dr. i store? Barlow* Mock” ftbMy DOCTORS J. B. AND! B. HINKLE Hera one of the best furnished sad bast Osasnl Sugary sad tnstsunt of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose A Specialty. ( HA*. A. BROOKS, It. D. vice* hoe Kcurrxl praclltor er to (ho cltlaena or An*iica*Hnd aurroundln*country. Hp*. rl*l attention given to operative anrnrj, Including the treatment of hemorrhoid*. titlx, stricture, caterrh. and all disease* of Anns, Rectum, Gen I tour! on* jr system and nose and throat. Office In Murphey building Lamar st. Connected by speMlng tube JRth Kldridge’a Drug Store. Calls should be left or telephoned there during the day. At night call at residence on Leo Ht. or tels« E,a- h a W a&evatuw. Office up stairs on Grsnberry corner. IRNEY AT LAW, W. T1 Prompt attention given to an business placed in Dr^hxu&L Office In Barlow blocs, room I. A. HIXON, ▲TjORNEY AT LAW ' . _ Americas, Gn. Office In Bagiev building, opposite the Court House. Prompt attention given to nil business. Innft-tf. IAYNARD * SMITH, ATTORNEY* AT LA W. * Araerlcus, Gn. Prompt and careful attention given to nil bnslnes* entrusted to u«. Lamar atreet over P. L. Holt's. sepi9-ddw3m* ANSLEY A ANSU3Y, rORNKYH AT LAW, Americas, Ok __ Will practice In (he couniles of Bum* tt-r,Hchlcy, Macon, Dooly, Webster, Stew* art. In the Supreme Court, and the United Ce MATHKWS, . ATTOR NKY-AT-LAW, • 221*4 Forsyth street, Americas, Gn. Will practice In all the Courts jind in the Coun ty Court for the next twelve months. 11-94 dAwly. Wkllbokk f; Clamkk. Frank A. Hoorxn. CLARKE it HOOPER, ttorneyg at Law AMERIOUS GEORGIA mavlJUd-w-1v The PHARMACY, Cor. Cotton Ave. and Forayth St. I carry as fine and varied a stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines, and Imported Toilet Goods as can bo found. I am not under enormous expenses and can sail yon goods and fill yonr PRESCRIPTIONS at reasonable rates. Giro mo a call and save money.' W. O. RUSSELL, Proprietor. WXLTKK K. WnSATLZT, J. B. VlTZOZBALD Whoatlsy & Fitzgerald, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office: eoe Jackson Bt., Up Stairs, AMF.IUCUH, t GEORG1J jan?-tr Americus Iron Works, BU1I.DEUS OF Engines, Boilers, Cotton Gins, Presses, Feeders and Condensers, Saw and Grist Mills, Shingle Machines, Pipe and Pipe Fittings, Boiler Feeders, Valves, Jets, Etc. Shaftings, Hangers, Boxes and Pulleys jNVSpecial attention given to repairing all kinds of Machinery. Telephone 79. ** IW “ B.O. SIMMONS, W. H. KIMBROUGH snucoirs a kimbbouoh, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Harlow Block, Room 4. Will precGos In both State and Federal Courts Strict .ttentioa paid to all business entrusted tc them. Tslsphons No. IQfi. u-lMMf B ari, * surr, CIVIL ADD OAHITASY E-OItrEkK., Plans and •■tlniates for water supply,, sewsrag. aud general amrinseritif work. Construction^ superintended, sewerage a specialty. Office a Lee It ret t, amsrlrni, Os — sprDAm G * L. NOBRMAN, t ARCKITECT. office. iMrSSKw'HflT.A^rJSS; Plans and spsclficstlons lurnlshed for buildings of alldseerlpUoas-public build ings especially. ComaanlcaibHU by mall to eltbcr office will asM with prompt at tention. Wm.Hall,8up#riotendsnt Amsrl- cus office. ts EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY.’ When the Avon hur*t penned those words he reellxed the utter vnntly ofeerthly existence •nd hi* udvlce emiNMiled In thoee few words an essay on Life. EAT! Oak Hall In Its perfect appointed restaurant esn satisfy the teste of tbs most fhslldiuus epicure. Flsn, Hl.sk, Oyst, re, and Gam. tn scoaon, cooked by an experienced emtr, and osrved In nutropollten style. DRINK! Anything you may call for, rrom Cllqnot, Yellow Label and Puase Care, to Corn Whiskey. The ’atest and most artistic of mixed drinks, hot and sold, made lor yon by professional bar-Undcnu BE MERRY! r dinner you will fit nod with Ivory bal servants, yoo can spend no , OAK HALL nov. -Jfi.tr F. K. GARDNER. Manager. SEND TO MAYO & WINKLER’S STALL-FED BEEF. A Ntw Supply J’>gt IRtcahted Also handling Tennessee and Georgia Pork. All first-class. Ns. 213. Ttltphone II*. THORNTON WHEATLEY Amerlcui, ' • - Oenrgla City Tax Notice. D. K. Hkin.vjX, Fire! Fire! Fire! Binalt lot of Turpentine Chips lor kind ling. Ceil on or telephone at. noTXr-lW A. J. BUCHAN AX.