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.A me incus -Recorder. XjOOAXj OOZjXTMZ^. ,H. O. STORKY, Local Kell tor. LOCAl* BCIIBDULK. Oa snd after Bun day, November 18th, trains r. i ran as follow*: Day puseuger down arrives dully 12:84 p m. K up “ “ 8:28 j» m. Night “ Jo»n ;; ;• mu p ">• «* up 4:18 urn. Day f.oltht down Jelly oxen* Sunday, « .*• lip “ “ 9:00 ntn. Night " up “ “ “ P’BOptn. \r l .< down “ “ Monday, 1*9 am. LOTT WARREN, Agent. COTTON RKPOHT. Good M'ddling. Middling. 0 Low Middling 91 Good Ordinary 8± Ordinary Market quiet. Receipts to dote 21,090 Same elate last year 22,722 Showing a loss of 1,032 Utionic Notice. Regular Communication, Anjencua Lodge. No. 13, F. & A. 3L, unmiul elec tion of officers to serve for the ensuing year will take placo to-night. A full at tendance is desired. H. D. 'Vatts, W. M. E. J. Brooks, Secretary. PE^T X’OEhT'TS. w Modes Mr. W. B. Seville, ot near Weston, is authorized to collect snd receipt lor sub scriptions. All receipts signed by him will b« recognized by tlio proprietor, wtf A Dauclug School Efforts are being made by several young men to organize a dancing class here, anil eDgnge the services of Profs. Hnrt or Bush. We hope they will succeed. Death la Bronvrooil. From our Bronwood correspondent wo learn that Itev. Thos. L. Speight, ot tbo M. E. conference, died yesterday morn ing at 4 o'clock, of typhoid pneumonia. He was in his seventy-third year, and leaves large lamily connections uud many friends. Married* At the home of the bride’s mother, on the 27th of November last, Mr. Thomas W. Powell and Miss Johnnie W. Bail, bsth of Terrell county, J. W. Sears, J. I\, officiating. We wish for each ooe so happily mated a long life of supreme happiness. Ordination. The Baptist Church at Shiloh, Sumter county, will ordain J. W. Bedcnbaugh on tho second Sabbath in January next. The ministers Invited to bo present are Revs. Jesse Slallings, Washington Thurpe, B. W. Davis and A. J. Hairey, with pastor J. H. Caywooil. Mr. J. G. Ellison of Forsyth, toys the Advertiser, has a cow for which he paid fifty dollars. She gives nearly four gal lons of milk a day. During the past few months Mrs. Ellison lias kept a careful account of tlio sales of milk and butler. From October (itli to November 8th, the sales amonnted to 811.50; and from Nov. 0th to December 3d, 80.(10. This was done after taking enough u.ilk end but ter for tho use of the family, which is not a'small onU The butter is sold in For syth at twenty-five cents a pound.' The City Election. The eleolion for three aldermen to fill the places of Burt, Cobb, and Watts, whose terms have expired, occurred last Wednesday. It created more then ordin ary interest because of the public school agitation- Following is the resnlt; 1'UIH.IC SCHOOL TICKET. E. A. Hawkins . It. E. Cobb W. P. Burt. wild witching maiden s Rut when she w.v filled to repletion. With stew* uud hut coffee and frit*, And the supper had reach d a completion, in front of her l»e» Butler eye*, Behold, she arose from the table, And accepted the arm of another, And ere to pursue l was able, She liad gone with her strapping Mb brother. , —Chicago San. And Christman draweth nigh. Tickets now* on sale for HaverlyV Mins trels. Everybody is taking ft rest for the holi days. Auiericns is holding up well on her cotton receipts. Humor says that there will be n mar riage on the 27th inst. Pay Schumpert A Roney wlmt you owe them at once. tf Uotli the steamers were out Monday, to pump water into the new cistern. Gold Pens and Pencils, to Agnes Aycock. Read the Administrators’ Sales in this issue. You may miss a bargain if you do not. HonsesVaunofc bo built lust enough to accommodate the people who are moving here. •Toe Roney bus ordered a bushel of uick- les to begin the penny business tho first of next year. Handsome Gift Books for the holidays, to Agmss Aycock. L. B. Bosworth has something new to tell yon this morning. Read liis adver tisement. If you want ft nice little house, don’t fail to read advertisement headed Rare Chance.” If yon want to see the comet, get a pair *of opera glasses and look in the northwest, near the milky way. Fork is at a discount in Americas,- as between the butchers and the farmers the price is kept down. The new “tunnel cistern” was turned over to the council Monday night. Its cost did not exceed $500. Read the advertisment of •!. A. & D. F. Davenport. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will have a day of Thanksgiving on Sunday, the 23d day of December. Don’t fail to read Mrs. Fred Lewis’ new advertisement and then go and see her handsome stock ot holiday goods. If a rain would come, thcro would be no wood, but ns there is no sign of min, there will be plenty of wood. The pool on the depth at which the ar tesian will atrike water is meeting with favor, and many are the half dollars which go into it, Th sale of “Bobb” Cotton Seed is un precedented. The cotti n from this hoed sells from one and a hull to two cents more than any other cotton. A few bush els more for sale by Tool?-. MvGarrab ifc Toudcs. " 3m “Jersey Fins,” 25 cents to $2 50 each. If James Fuickki: & Biw. Haverlv proposes to give ns ns good a show Wednesday night as bn did in tho Strategists, and all remember that to be the best show of the season. Just received, h cat of Acid Phosphate, v, Harris ,t James. A new religious sect lias arisen in Eng land which worships Mother Ere. The daughters of Eve are worshiped by all sects.— Exchange You are mistaken, they are worshiped by only one sr-x. • -s :* Hawk nsj^ently export* to f'jr- .205 ANTI-SCHOOL TICKET. A. L. Reef '.........78 S. HcGarraB .' ...58 A. K. Schumpert Out of a registered list ot about 350, 287 votes were east. Stolen Steers. Wednesday morning a negro drove two fat steers in and stopped on Cotton Avo. line. In a short time he was negotiating for their sale, and offered them at such u low price that he aroused suspicion. Marshal Lingo soou had charge ot him, and be wa* caged to await further devel opments. He claimed that hie namo was Joe Ferry, and lived fonrand a half miles this side of Lumpkin, and that the steers were Bill Reads, of the same placo, but from wlmt he said in his talk and the brand or the oteera, it Is thought they.be long to Judge Harrell. Mr. B. F. Morgen says he knows the negro, as be formerly belonged to his wife's parents, and that his name is Fed Feiry, a bad negro. Fed is probably on tho road to a nice sentence at Steven’s Pottery. • ! J Hmrnly't Minstrels at Cincinnati, atamte, “Haverly's Minstrels opened with an audienco that packed the largo theatre last evening. The lond appMnsc testified to the feeling of approbation that throbs for minstrelry in the common heart. The conspicuous features of originality in the first part was the introduction of opera music in place of the cheap sentimcntol ballads that have so long trembled nn- pleaaantly Into the ear. . This is a good change, and there are- many good voices, and a well trained chorus- The selections were given with good effect. The 11; lit order of songs were resigned to the funny end men. In the matter of jokes, Haver- Iy's minstrels deal more in originality than any company extant, and in the pre sentation of langbable comedy they are certainly unrivaled.” nlsli all the turkeys thhuila m will use,Jus he has filled his ohioken^nrd with llieui, and still buys moro. You cju get any size you want. BAs wc have a large list of subscribers in Terrell county, we publish the present ment* of the Grand Jury of November Term of Superior Cohrt this morning. They are aensiblr. Goods for the holidays, new, well select ed and handsome, (to) Agnes Avvock. Nelson Stolling, a cripple negro, came in with Fed Perry and the stolen steers Wednesday, and occupied a prominent position in front of the Bank of Aotericua all the afternoon. It was his first visit to Xnteriens, and he hopes it will be liis lost If yon wfsh some fine barrel pickles call on Harris t James. The sale of "Bobb'’ Cotton Seed is un precedented. The cotton from this seed sells from’ one and a half to two cents more than any other cotton. A few bush els more for sale by Toole, McGsrrah & Tondee. Orders promptly filled, to Agnes Aycock. Save time and trouble by settling your account with Schnmpert J; Roney, tf Thos. Carl, the flying jenny man, sent np his balloon Wednesday, and it was a magnificent sight, going about half a mile high. It landed in Dr. Eldridge’s yard. The performance on the trapeze was dar ing and hazardous. j The largest and finest stock of books, lbums of all kinds, papetries, toys and fancy goods in town, (tc) Agnes Aycock. Mr. D. E. Dunbar, of Fayette county, has rented the Webster Bagley place and will make tliia connty his permanent home. We arc always glad to welcome such citizens os Mr. Dunbar, and hope he may induce othera to forsake the barren and inhospitable region of North Georgia and emigrate to the sunny clime amlrich lands cf the Southwest. . PERSONA I. PARAGRAPHS. Driver Will Hooks Was up Monday shaking bauds around. Hod. D. B. Harrell, of Webster, was in the city on .Saturday. Col. F. E. Burke ii quite ill with ery sipelns. We hope He will soon be out. Miss Vivelu Davenport of Preslon, Go. is visiting her cousin, Miss Leila Daven port. Misses Mary Chapman and Johnnie Robbins, of Tulbottou. arc visitiug Mrs, Dr. Burt. Mr. J. W. Wheatley hos been removed from bis homo in thecountry to W. 11. C. Dudley's. He is gaining slowly. Mr. M. Callaway left on Wednesday for Augnsta with liis daughter Belle, where he proposts to put her under medical treatment. Miases Mamie Peabody and Lena Ford leave to-day for the former's home in Columbus, where Miss Lena will visit during tho holidays. Misses Minuie Cook, Coro Prince, Vivo- la snd Leila Davenport, chaperoned by Mrs. Blaok, spent Wednesday amidst the ruins of AnJersonvillo. From the Hawkinsrilla News we learn that Messrs. C. R. Hardy & Co., of ttaia city, will in a short time open up a stock of hardware in that city. Capt. Taylor, of Huwkinsville, ia visit ing here and taking care of the store while Gus Willeitt makes the acquaintance of tho boys in Hawkinsvillo. Mr. J. W. Jones, of Anderaonvillc, takes charge of the Fnrlow plantation next Moudny. Mr. Jones is one of the most successful overseers in this state, and will be the right mall for tho Furlow boys. Rev. J. O. A. Cook, pastor ot the Metho dist Churoli, leaves on Monday to attend llio Annual Conference at Macon, Mr. Cook has been a faithful and earnest worker and his services have been so ac ceptable to those under his charge and to onr people generally Hint they would be pleased to see him returned for an other year. We welcome to onr city Mr. A. O. Cole man. secretary and treasurer of the Geor gia Loan and Trnat Company. Mr. Cole man is a Connecticut man by birth, but is recently of Baster Springs, Kansas, where ho left a lucrative law practice to accept liis present position. We hope his location among us may prove both plenaant and profitable. Mr. John 11. Alban, of Findlay, Ohio, arrived in this city on Thursday night, and is the guest of Mr. W. H. Wheeler. Mr. Allnn expresses himself ns agreeably disappointed in Southwest Georgia, it being a finer country than he had sup posed. It is probablo that lie will locate nmong ns, engaging in farming. We hope so, for ho is a tine gentleman and will make a good citizen. "Jersey Pins,” Solid Silver and Plated, tf James Fiuckeh A Bho. A Neiv Hall. Some weeks ago the Recorder called ;ho attention of the secret orders of this city to the fact that they now had an op portunity of securing a handsome hall for their meetings by conferring with Mr. H. D. Watts and reutingtiia second story of his new building. Acting upon this suggestion, the various orders appointed committees to investigate the matter, and at a meeting of these committees the fol lowing sub-committees were appointed : To wait upon the merchants end citi zens end ascertain wlmt aid conld bo secured—M. B. Counoil, H. D. Watts, J. N. Carter, A. C. Bell, R. E. Cobb and A. S. Cults. To interview tho Indies and ask their co-operation—H. 8. Davis, J. E. Sullivan, J. L. Price and W. T. A. Dunn. To ascertain probable cost of procuring I tio.v lmll and fitting up Ihc some—A. S. I Cutis, H. 1). Watts and J. li. C. Smith. | These committees bnvo gone to work j and we hope they will meet witli such success that the now ball will be secured. Wo understand that it is proposed to give a fair lor tho purposo of railing funds to fit up the ball with new furniture. I’uy your account at Schnmpert A: Hon ey’s. tt A Reparsed Forgery. We learn from B. C. Williams, of Poin dexter, that a person by tbo name of 11. L. Manns drew (50.00 a few days ago. through a lorged paper from the house of JobnF. Lewis Jb San, Monlezumn. The names forged to the paper were B. C. Williams, J. W. Souder, of Macon county, and It. L. Ethridge, of Schley county. Mr. Williams says Manns had no visible menus ot support, and for the last six months bad been loitering around Auder- aonville, pretending to bo a prtaeher, and at times filling variant pulpit* in the ooantry. We learned that Manna could only write hit name, and that the forged signatures were made for him by a little boy who was innocent of any wrong doing. Manns is still at large. A Delightful Party. One of the most delightful occasions we ever attended was the sociable and bop given at the borne of Mr. IL B. Haynu'a near this city. On Tuesday oveningat 7t». it., about ten couples of the belles end beaux of the oity left for the home of Mr. Haynes, about six miles distant. Arriv ing there after a delightful moonlight drive of an hour, we were cordially wel comed by the handsome lmst and bis fair sisters, who seemed to vio with eueli other in the generous attentions shown their guests. After a few moments lieforu two roaring fires the music struck up. and the dancing began, which wns con tinued until u lato hour, interspersed with many games both iu and out of doors; games that we nil indulged in aa little children, and though almost for gotten, readily came hack to our mem ories with a little practice, and were more heartily enjoyed than ever of yore. At eleven o’eloek wo were all invited into the sapper room, where an a long table were piled dishes and plates of steaming molueses candy,Jwhich was dexterously palled by the ladies for tbemselveg and their gallants. After another long linger ing snd protracted dance the crowd dis persed, eaoh carrying in liia or her heart only the fondest reoollections of tho oc casion which wns nnnnimonsly voted the happiest of their lives. Sumter Couuty Agricultural Society, Deckuiikii 11,1883. > Regular Meeting. ] L. II. Carter, J. L. Wilkinson and 1). H. Wilkinson admitted to membership. On motion of Major Furlow the ad dress from Hoo. W. A. Wilson on Tech nology was deterred to the next regular meeting, January 10th, at which time tho Society earnestly urges tho members and peoplo generally jo be presont, ns the subject is of vast importance to both the agricultural and educational interests of the country. The following officers ot the Society were elected for the ensuiug year: J. H. Black, Presidents. S. Bird, W, A. Wilson, Vice-Presidents; M. B. Council, Secsetery. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 27tli district, W. J. Barlow, M. L. Laoky; 15th district, W. H. Harp; New lGtb, T. M. Furlow; Old 16th, J. It. Gate- wood; 17tb district, J. F. llo»;New 26th, J. A. Wilson; Old 26tb, J. D. Glover;2-Sth district, C. S. S. Horne; 29th district, Leonard Parker. The following were elected as delegates to the State Agricultural Convention, which moots in Savannah in Febrnary ; W. J. Barlow, J. K. Gatewood. W. O. Toole, W. A. Wilson, Alternates. For the August meelitig: W. T. Toole, J. L. Wilkinson. J. A. Wilson and 8. S. Bird. Alternates. Meeting adjourned- J. H. Black, President. M. B. Council, Secretary. commercial markets. I December 14, 1883. j Meat. Hulk, deaf rlbe .perlb. 7S t toS Uacon •* 81-2 to p Hams,. “ 171-2to 18 Slum!tins, •• 7 to7 1-2 ' CORN AND MEAL. Corn, white j>er bushel, 75 to SO Com, mixed,... “ r„s ^Vlilie mini, •• 75 to 80 FLOOR AND litUfr. Fltnir, boat patent, tnrbbl. S O' (liOlrCy tuiuliy F# 5 SLOYER’S OPERA HOUSE oxe xroirr oxly. , December lOtir, Haverly’s Minstrels. C 25 I J. tf. IIAVKRLV, KIT. CLARKE, Proprietor* Manager.- Writ n,.. uinlly 5 75 to it oo M/i*. *• 120 to 125 HARDWARE. . burls, 10d. per keg, 4f0 THE BLACKBIRDS OF A NATION \ H,rHun, Auteriran,..'.."pcr'lb. | j No PlfiJCtl-Ont Pl'ClUy .FetltUl'CS f Flowstcot,..* *« * ?' DRUGS. faster Oil, per cn\ I 7.1 to 2 00 4to . 2 Omophor, gam, •* 45to5;> Kerosene Oil, per gal. 16 to *0 Kpsom Salta, per lb. 6 8 A LI'S. alt, LlvrrirOol, pernaek J 25 to l 75 Virginia, LIQUORS. WhDky, common,. per gal Com, “ Gin, common « Holland, « Tom Cm, i “ Rum, Now Kugland •* J 50 to 175 1 50 ISO to 8 50 1 95 to 8 60 1 75 to 9 50 1 25 to 6 00 The bent ia the cheapest. Buy Shri- tier's Indian Vermifuge, us it is guaran teed to destroy and expel worms—the child’s greatest enemy. o>. A. 4k D. P, Davenport, The popular Druggists und Prescrip- tionists of Lamar street, have auhnngo in their advertisement to which they in vite attention. They keep everything fresh and pure in their drug store. They will not handle anvthiog but what is pure, and it can be depended upon that the material they use in their pre scriptions are the very beat that oan be bought. Every ono knows the stand ing of this house, and we wish to particu larly impress upon the minds of all the above foots. The Election In Dawns. Following is the result of the muuici- Best.... Prucb, • 3 00 to 3 00 Apple, “ t TA to 2 50 OATS AND HAY. Fcptl Oat*. per buMi. 50 to 60 Scfd Oxt«, Taxis riut proot.... “ " ‘ "" Rny «4utldo tbs. FAMILY OttOCKRIKH. oflt e, bent Rio Common, yrup, country, ...tier lb. 15 to20 ... “ 10 to 12 ..per gut. 40 to 60 .. •• 60 to 75 ..per tb. 3 Acte at Once. 3 4 PEDESTAL CLOtiUISTS. 4 5 VERSATILE VOCALISTS. S H) tOHL COMEDIANS. I» MARVELOUS MID AIR SOMEKSAULT CL0€L HAVERLY'S $10,000 ACTING DOGS.. The Great Model Trr.npe! Tbo Glory of the Minstrel Stage I , PRICES AS TTSTTA T. Reserved Seats now ou wile at usual place*. flilt-edgeu, Fair, *• Olromnrpai'lno, •• Rice, be*!, whole gram* “ Droken,.... «* Tea, black ..I “ Green, •» Dried Apple*, ... Dried Peaches,.,... •• Lard, •• COUNTRY PRODUCE Huttor, per I Kitg*,. 10 to 12* 15 to 25 7 to 10 < i to (I S to 12| 12 to 15 ChtckefS Bwoek Potatoos. Ir'ih Potatoes.. Beeswax, Tallow, Fodder, . each. '26 to 25 per bushel 60 to 75 per buahel 140 to 160 per IK <5 to 30 *• 4 to 5 per lOo 60 to 76 RAGGING AND TIBS. 10 to 13 ;iIIDR* AND 8KINS. dry flint, per IK 40 1 35 to 1 fO Hide , Halted,... Green,... Deer Kkine,.... Coot skin*,. .. ..each, f to 10 pal election in Dawson; Mayor—W. B. Cbsattiam Aldermen—>W. C. Kendrick 77 L. H. Baldwin 75 L. A. iKiwcry W. A. Jaucrt 75 H. S. Lee 29 (!. Deublor.- 70 Clark—J. L. Jnnra 79 Treasurer—'T. II. Thornton 7« Mr. Lee declined to make the run, which will account for his small vote. Spol Cash Store. On and after January 1st, 1K84, we shall sell exclusively lor ttPOT CA8H, and in no instance will we vary one iota. Let him be rich or poor, the snmc treatment will be administered to all alike. We have adopted this measure believin'.? it to b** to the interest of bnyernud seller. Wo shitl! also in connection with our HPOT CASH STORE introduce the penny system, giv- in every instance the exact change. Wk MEAN WHAT WK SAT. 'Jersey Pins’’ just received if Jambs Fricker A Bno. Going to Albany* Copying our item about the A. L. I. go ing to Albany the News says: “Our military and citizens generally would extend a cordial welcome to the Light Infantry and as many of tho good people cf Americas ns could be induced A. Change of Weather Necessitates a Change of Clothing. Such being the case you are invited to call at Nos. 205 and 207 Forsyth Street, Americas, Ga., where you will hud a large Stock of Gents Ready Made CLOTHING! Consisting of FINE DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, WORKING SUITS, together with a large lin* of light and heavy weight Overcoat*, Ulsters, Ac., which we are offering at prioos to suit tho times. These goods were bought di rect from the msnntaotnrera, end or* guar anteed to bo Now Fresh Goods of the Best Material and Workmanship, Latest Styles and first-class in every particular. j JOHN R. SHAW. | Tb* Clothier. Hatter and Shit ter. New Advertisements. Soliooi ITotioei - The Itowd of Kductllon of Schley will incot tn Kltav llc tlio first Tueadny In dahuory next, to loento Bello* In end contract with T< xvliers lor tlio PuMIcim'IhmiIii for the year 1884. O. tf. SMITH, docl4»lt O. H. U. Schley County. NOTICE. Administrator'$ Sale. GEORGIA —8(711 L K Y V(HJ S TV. lly vlr He of unltjrder fr»»ra tho Oidinnrv of 4c!iloy ■iinty, 1 v Hi tell atfub'Ic ouu-ry <m Tucft i'y, the. ISthuny of lHJC0'i«l*}r, 1&83. Ht the hi'e reel .cnee I Alexander Good eon. deceased, the i»er«onal property bflonrlng to the eklHl* of Mid dcceaxed, eoneUiltK of Horst'*, Mule*, Cow a, Hogs, Com, Fodder, Wheat, Oatr, Pent, Potatoes, Col ton Herd, Hvrup, Cane Mill, Wucmi*, Funning Implcim'iita, ltDcx’itdth Tools, Gin Sewing Machine, etc. Tho aajo to continue fioTtidny to day until the an Id f n opert.v In fold. Tcrtna- lirr minis under ten U«d- ar?,cm»h; nttur sum- pnynblc OOotwr 1st, 1884, with ntiproTed wc»rUy. At the snimt tfmd slid place I «U| rent the |<uid* of sard »“tato for the yoar *884, «t public outcry. TbD, the 27th dny of November, 1883. die 14nit 1 f C. If'HMITIf, Administrator. Rules Adopted by the Board of Ed ucation of to ebster County. For Government of Public Schools Id. Hy virtue of an wit of the Gcnrrnl Assembly of Ibst, imn-ui r tig County Hoard* •I’Kdaca'imi to adopt a full ten montim term, end vita an ear nest de*lro «»n the part of th« Hoard, to revive the I' ter«*t In neighborhood school* It 1* ordered by the Hoard that tho Dublin Hc'ioola of t*io roui.*y may liotfln on the first Monday m January in etc i year und o ose by the drat of .Not amber thereafter, and that Hlxty Five days may bu counted at any tlini during raid form and !*• ho credited. 2d. Hchcols taught for A l»**» term than two month*, or forty.three days, will not lw recruited at all. 3d. Treater* ere required to determine the lorn- thin nnd number o| pupils iu ilie r respective anb-dlHirirt. 4th. In recommending Teacherr, rcsHrntN of this county arc to Ikj prefer n-.|, e«peHa'lv for col ored echog'a A NEW TREATMENT For Consumption, Asthma, Dronchl- tna, Dyapepata, Catarrh, Headache,. Debility. Illteumat l»m. Neuralgia, aa* all chronic and Nervous Disorder*. A CARS, We, the undersigned* Inuring received great ami • permanent benefit from tho u*c of “COMPOUND* OXYGEN." prejutretl and administered by Dm. u’r « iil-vv a. n.ti tv ... nhiia.ui..u. .1* l. ►cionce. end all that is claimed for It, consider It a duty which ws owe to the many thousands who sul)«ring from chronic and so-called 'Mticnra- dsnoe. We Imve personal knowledg of Daa. STAB- KEY A- PALK.V. They ere educated, intelligent, and conscientious physicIuim, who will not* waatr sure, make any statement which they do not know or believe to he tni", nor publish sny testimo nial* or report* of nut- which ore net genuine. Wtf, D. KKLLKY, Member of Ctit.grois from Philadelphia.. T. 8. ARTHUR, Editor and Pnbllshcr "Arthur's Home visit each school in thfi by one or moro of their school and supervis* the milking out of tfaeTci er 1 * report. 6th. Twehers vhnll notify flic it Truetvea t which day their srhoo a siuli clofic. Done by order o the IhMid iu regular sc?«'.< Decemlicr 4tb. Pit JAMKi P. WALKER, Chsirmau. ,1, R. STAPLETON, Secretary and t-’ounty School ONumisaloner. dcclirSt Guano. Guano. Guano. J. A.S.BAISDEN, GUANO PgAT«ER, r — r I* receiving and has ia store the best grades of to come along with tb*m. The Albany Guards need aome such visitation as is ' ' ' “ ' ' sngg sited by our Amerieus contemporary to inspire them with a little more inter est in their organization. They have not turned out in many months, hut a visit from the Amerieus boys would bring them out in full force. Keep the halt in motion, brother Rlcoedeh. him, u lie I, offering the test pad., »t Ike lo*e,l sort". All thoM indebted to him will pie.»e veil an SAFE FOR SAM I A MARVIN SAFE, good as n*w, for sal* cheap. Apply to apri!22tf JOHN M. COKER. Assignee’* Sale. Will be sold lo the highest bidder^ n*. p'.ihlln out- ! cry within tho legal hours of salff beforo (ha Conr». 1tou*c door In Atnaiicu*, Mumter county, Ga., on the tlrst Tu.>*lay In elsnuary, I8H4, tho follow ing real estate, a* the property D. A. Jewell, of the county of lfn..co<k. in su.'il State, conveyed by deed of s**lgrn» -nt from f »ld Jewell to the nmlersigt od dutmli 17th April, 1H83, to-wit: All that Intel of land aUunte, Ivlng «nd halni tn tho connty of Sumter, afrirnwM. kn*»wii In the plan «»r the (28th> twenty-eighth Jurist, as t-*elvc hun dred (teres, more or 1*8 !*• ve the land formerly owned by k G. Ditrmnurl and jo nlng the land* of the fp»t'i' of 11. IL Djiiit'l nnd Miles Bhp.4 and other*, nnd known by tho tn* numner?, to* Wit; Three hundred and four (3c4). thro* hundred ar>d 6ve f.1651, three handrctl srd rt|ty-tno t»53), three liundrrd and tittv-thrse .'853),three hundrea and fifty-four (354) nml two luindigd and eightye tightens.) Tcrm»co»h. The rent tor 1844 to (• to purebanrr. W. il. JKW£f*L, Magnzine," l’klKdolpbis. V. L. CONItAD, Editor “Latlier.in Observer,* Pblludfl- pMa# Pbiladolphtu, Pu„ Juno 1,18W. In ortlrt to meet a natural Inquiry In regard Ur ottr professional nnd itorsonal * niidlng, nnd to ai»e Intrcrtsedcontldmeo In our »tatcmcntaandlii the gcuultieimaa of uur tusii.i oiiUU and re|Hirts of cni<w, we nnnt he s'Hivecnvtt from gentlemen well nnd widely known and ot the highest fiersnaal c Intruder. «>ur “Treutlsoon GompeundOxygen," contain- Ing a hlatorv ot xml imnlo of action ot this remark able runtivc agent, nn-t »large record of *urpris ing cures in .Conan ption, Cat-irrali, Neuralgia. Bronchitis, Aa'linm. to., u.ul a wido rang* of chronic diseases, will W simt tV«T. Address Drs. HTARKEY 4k PAhEBT. 1100 and till Glritrd Mtrest, Xov.2ltf IPItlsdolphla., Ps«. NOTICE. November IS*, 1888; We have tclcr.sd Monday, the 17th day of Dc» ember next to award the premiums on tbo Bob!* Gotton. All parties Interested will p'euso ha ou hand on that day and soled their judges, aa the Judges will be selected by th'* contestants. TOOLE, MoG.ttill.Uf A TOJTD1X November 16th, 1888.' Me*srs, Too!*, McGarmh A-Tondos, Amsricn*. Georgia: after two ycsrscnrerienea In planting the Bobb Cottou I rcol no li-sitency In recom mending ft to my plnntli.g friouda It vteldsaa well per nere »a any cotton 1 ever planted, and it far serpsw**, in attip'e, any cotton 1 ever taw. sells readily In our market at from on* half to 11 * J *~*re tb m our common cot* t re «rop of It another J. M. BIRD- Xoreniber 15th, 188*^' Toole, McGarnh A Tondee, Amerieus., G orgh,: I planted the Robb Colton deed bought of you lust Mention. 1 aL*> planted ohm rtno vni ietics. f am »afi*fleo that the Robb Cot ton latter suiKstinr, Ixith as to the yields par acre and staple, to any coitnn i ever planted. 1 sold triy cotton at tbreo een’s per pound sbovo onr common cotton. I Mia 11 Increase my crop in an other year. IfoaiMftAilly yours. I8AAC If. WIGGINS. NYe have onv bundled bushels of the above out- ten seed for sale. nox^wlf TOOLE, McGARRAH & TONDEE. Administrators’ Sale. mil# from* * Mattb- HUDAY, DKtJLMHKi: 21, 1583, the per-o-ud property belonging to said estate, as follow*: Mnlon, Horses. Cows, (tine Jer*»v cattloV Park nnd Hi.ick Hogs, <1«»hIs, t’oin, Fodder, Cotton Seed, l*ea«, potatoes, Wagons, Haggles. Hamora- , Farming Implements, and ranuy other attioloa ten- natoerotts to mention. Jslc to commenea at 10» m. TermsCasK WM. MATTHEWS, J. J. WILLIFORD, dedfwatwlt Admintstrstom ere specially nqutred to ... ,, , ir rc|lcctlvv •ii£ill,tii-t> Jl* In M«n-ri voumv, on. ir nuinlN-r on Hi • last dav. of f Piforille, at tho lOto residence or John I e tnnklne out of tbeTenrii- 1 ® w ^* deceased, on Administrators’ Sale. Bumtcr county, Ga., MONDAY, DECEMBER '.7. 18SJ, be ost i connty, as Hogs, Goats Farm ng ftAplemeht's.''Wfi^ns,0«ts, Pens, Potatoes. Cane, &C. Bale Iu coromcnct nkHh am. Terms Cash. WM. Administrators. For Rent. Dr. It. (' Itlaek will rent lib Urge elgnt-room* house %vith40ncrcoflund in high statu of orttl- vathm, beautipil location slid line water and water p.lvdcge-, tine society and healthy, all within tbo corporate limit* uf Anuaicue. Ail uut- bnlidtoge complete. nov7w4. FOR SAZiB. Out Bedstead, 1 -Bureau, I Wasltstaml. I sett ffpiral lied rtprlngr, * setts flextnptc Bed Springs 1 *ef| Unodrupfo Bed hpr lags, S Un»k and Cotton Mattrswc*. Luqulre at RecoBuaa ofBce. It Moxtey Wanted I A gi-ntleman of this city would Ifkenloaoof dl,‘K>i toe 1: mouths. Willg.ve iml esMtr worth ten tl-. <• that amount as NccarUy.; Will pay 10 PW « nUW ^"“'DOOKKKKrKA. decl«w! Care Racoanax, Amerlen*, for Sale.' *s I edhr for role tbo Jlonsu and lot on.Nortbewss f coriM-rt»f Lw and Finn Stim-K Pertte. ,Uhl.z lo puicli-i.' . d«*Ir,ble homr cm do »o by ap.- rlylns to lb. mul.MtxiivJ It IkonHoy-1.- A-cHtt D. K. S1IITU. (hnr A MOSITIl u* Board fcrljlw IpDD\ I lt t.v!f!rbi«,’T:.'