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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1874.
WIT AND HUMOR*
■ —W.t.r reddens the rase, whieke; the
■Ijpe, end tight boots the toes.
Beshfulnees is often like the pleting
-when it wears off it shows the
,jere aro forty-flv* poe* offloes in
Inited SUtee by the name of Wssh-
and jot the people will toll Ilea,
leteet feature of the ohromogift
__ comes from Dexter, Me. they
church there which gives a chromo
new convert.
Georgetown man advertises con*
; bis runaway wife, that “As I
ij my own debts, it is reasonable
ee that I shall not pay hers.”
[other,” said a little urchin when
i home, “I have seen suoh a smart
>r. He stamped and made such a
and then he got mad; he shook his
the folks, and there wasn't anybody
go up and fight him.
policeman in Chicago, passing a
the other night, heard a woman
ling, “O, Henry, Heory, oome here
1 Susan! mother! the baby!”
;ly breaking in the door and rush-
stairs, the offloer found that the
•had just out a tooth!
fellow rushed into a office one
with the interrogation : “What’s
snce between the mice that have
eating iny greenbacks and the
f Paul ?” All present subsided,
gasped : “They’re both scripchew-
and then rapidly , proceeded to the
, Lafayette, Indiana, man, just as
s approaching the shining shore,
his wife’s hand and said: “Susan
k’ve been a good wife! We’ve lived
jether thirty-two years, and I never
prod a button off my shirt! I’ll speak a
1 word for you as soon as I git thar!”
-“Do you know why you are like the
1 term ?” said Susan Jane to her broth-
f who lingered to talk with her Adol-
i after the old folks had retired. “No,
n’t.” “Well,” replied his saccharine
“it’s because you’re one too many!”
“John,” said a schoolmaster, “yon
on be a man, and will have to at-
1 to business. What do you suppose
E will do when yon have to write letters
jess you learn to spell better ?” “Oh,
answered John, “I shall put easy
YU in them.”
|A French coraio journal represents
wife of a candidate for eleotion as
hty rising from the perusal of the
ning newspapers to demand an imrne-
a separation. “What! after a union
twenty years ?” exclaims the husbaud.
pa, to be sure. Since you have come
sard I find that all the pnblio journals
se in giving the worst possible acoonnts
your character and career.”
John Henry's father-in-law, aged 85,
t it into his head to get his life insur
ant, sir,” said the agent, “you are
t old for us to take the risk.” “Why
queried the old man. “Because
dy death is too sure a thing.” “Well,
been lookiug at your tables,” said the
ber-in-law, “and I find that there ain’t
|| man dies at my years to a hundred
gt dies younger.’ 7 The insurance
Ut oouldn’t see it, but John Henry
i it's good logic, and hell “back
i old man for fifty years yet—dod rot
-Two boys were standing before a ci
store, when one asked the other:
re you got three cents?” “Yes.
fell, I have got two cents; give me your
i cents, and I will bay a five-center.”
I right,” says No. 2, handing ont his
No. 1 enters the store, procures
cigar, lights it, and puffs with a
1 deal of satisfaction. “Come, now,
I ns a pull,” says No. 2, “I furnished
) than half the money.” “I know
b” says the smoker, “but then I’m the
ddent, and you being only a stockhold
you can spit.”
uxious mamma (to her brother-in-law
i is also the family doctor): “By the
Alexander, I’m so glad yon’ve oorno.
nted to talk to you about baby. I
n't understand why he doesn’t speak
\ Surely he ought to by this time.”
_ xander: “Weel, you see, Ann, yo just
klk the vara highest o’ Inglish, an’ my
rither John, again, he jnst talks the
>ra braidest o’ Scotch, and the pair
kirn, ye see, it hasna jnst made up its
|jnd whioh side o’ the house it’ll just
E till.”—Punch.
Whxbe is It ?—A planteress from the
puntry, evidently a new hand in the cot-
l trade, walked into one of our city
nks a few days ago, and accosting the
bnrteous paying teller, asked him to tell
pr if she could get the money for her
lie of cotton ? She wanted it, and she
at have it. He said he couldn’t tell
r that, but he oonld tell her that he
ksn’t paying for cotton juat then. 8he
‘ 1 she didn’t want any foolin about it
I had sent her cotton to Augusty and
^ wanted the money. The gentleman,
ving that “hell hath no fury like a
tan scorned,” changed bis jocose tone
asked her to whom had she con-
lit.
[ didn’t consign it to nobody,” she re-
k »»*
REGISTRY OF VOTERS
or m ©ITT or wiinin, «*.,
1974*
warns.—[oomiKuiD.]
Ward. Aft. Oc'pat'n.
Mason J J
Mote Marion
Mattbewa John 8
Malone B F
Mitchell B G
Munilay Win
Morton A 0
Moore Tom
Mooro Stephen D
Markham T
Murphy E M
Mabaffey Wa
Murphy M W
Murray J P
Meeler James
Moore M M
Miutain J L
Miller T N
Mott F J
Matthewaon A S
Hiller 0 F
Miller Wm
Mosos Wolf
Meyer L
Milford It W
Moses J J
Moore B B
Moore W B
Moore T H
j “I list sont it to Aogosty I
If ell, but to what merchant did you
til f" he again asked.
I never seat it to nobody at ail. I jiat
kit to Angnaty.”
lies, yea !" said the teller, now
atient, as the loog line|of ohsc£-hok)“
k”was momentarily increasing, and the
anan was stopping hia business. “Yes,
know you sent it to Aogusta, bnt to
kom did you ship it 7”
P-Ship it 1 I never put it on any ship
I all,” she indignantly replied, “I jist
t it on the cars and sent it to Angnsty,
11 want my money for it ?” Here
ne one snggested to her to go to the
road and she would no doubt find her
) of cotton. Acting upon the advice
i left the bank; but we have not yet
ird whether she was successful in find-
I her property. If not, where is it ?
nebodytell her.—Augusta Chronicle.
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Boston. 711 Broadway, N. T.
jr23 d2taw[wedasat lawly
Boarding.
~B8. M. A. PATTEN, corn.r St. Clair
and Oglethorpe itreetl, it still prepare)
accommodate Day Boarder., and hat a
f t. of Handsomely Furntahed Hoomi to
to gentlemen and tholr wIvm, or ilngl.
tlamen. e
novll otawlm
48 physician
25 moulder
>8 cotton b’er
60 do
6G police
46 stable k'p’r
50 lawyer
61 dark m’k't
24 dark
SO eonnty tr'r
32 aoloon k’r
03 engineer
32 marshal
43 gunsmith
64 carpenter
37 dark oonnl
41
52
drayman
planter
elerk
machinist
r r flrem'n
merchant
do
do
do
do
Meyar F E
Meyer Wm
MoKe e Jno G
McIntosh J B
McMichaal A W
McDaniel W W
McKendree J J
McKendree Thoa
McEachern E 8
MoJunkina Jno D
HcUehee O O
MoDnffey Jno N
MePhiel J D
MoSwain Deni
MoSwain Danl jr
McLeod Jno A
McArthur D
MoGough G L
McNeill Jno A
McNaughton W 8
McNeill Jaa M
McGovern Jaa
MoNeilB
Mcllhenny Jno
McCrary A Y
MoDonald Hugh
McEaohern Thoa
McCarty Jno
MoAlister W J
MoCahey M
MoMiohad W 8
MoCabhina Jno
McKenzie J J
McGovern Owan
McGovern Wm
MoAdam T J
Me Adam E P
McNeil Maicom
MoArdle Arthur
MoArdle Frank
MoGovern Pat
Nuckolls T J
Norman B M
Newman T
Nolea J M
Nolea Bobert
Needham Uioh’d
Needham W B
Names Thoa
Norria G A
Newsom W H
Nathan A
Newnom A M
Nix John
Nall J H
Nelson O K
Northrop O
Newman —
Odom A
Owen C J
O’Neal W L
O'Brien J M
0'Keefe*L E
O’Brien W P
Odom J D
Ogletree J J
OTry Hugh
O’Connor Hugh
O'Brien John
Preer P
Pearce T J
Prescott A
Pope B O
Palmer Uioh’d
Pickard Boae
Parka W V
Patillo David
Patillo James
Perry Wm
Perryman J G
Peyton A M
Putney L
Pearce Tillman I
Phelps Geo
Pearce B O
Pollard IL
Profumo F X
Poaae J W ,
Porter J O
Peacock O L
Pond A
Pond G Y
Perrine W H
Pryor P W
Pryor A P
Pryor Louie
Pryor Bobt
Pryor George
Prather A O
Paramore Jaa
Paramore W E
Patrick J W
Patriok A M
Patrick J M
Picket Zeno
Prather Charles
Pressleiy J F
Padget Moses
Phelta George
Peabody John
Phillips John W
Palmer J H
Palmer O B
Palmer D B
Palmer E B
Porter B B
Porter D 8
Pitta J W
Pomeroy F A
Pridgen T C
Pryor P W jr
Quin John
Quin Timothy
Rankin Jaa
ltedd N L
Redd Sonle
Badd Wm
Uoper Wiley G
Bussell C It
Bussell B A
BeddC A
Rich I
llobarte W H
Rosette G W
Kyan J W
Byan Thoa
Biley Ely
Baiford E G
Bynehart Wm
Bntherford B A
Bobinaon Wm H
Robinson Wm H .
Bobinaon Wm L
Roberts Jaa A
Boas D W
Robinson W T
Bice B F
Roman P B
Keeae J M N
Beper Bam'l T
Roper J 8
Reieh F
211 do
23 et bo’t eap
68 gardner
21 tel op
42 boot mak'r
1 35 none
68 teaeher
24 ex driver
63 huckster
68 merohaot
23 elerk
32 merchant
2 57 m't’raa mkr
34 w'r'ho'am'n
30 cot'n ah’p'r
20 engineer
63 factory
28 do
8 27 engineer
60 trunk m'f’r
46 merchant
4 57 do
39 dark
SO lawyer
48 laborer
62 book k'p’r
44 aup G Wke
38 faotory
6 81 engineer
86 police
69 none
65 at bot eapt
63 magistrate
29 eonnty blf
87 trader
40 butober
21 laborer
85 merohant
84 do
30 elerk
C 60 engineer
62 none
88 tinner
86 farmer
1 44 lawyer
26 merchant
2 28 aaloon k’r
27 fisherman
21 faotory
24 olerk
AS merebant
4 65 do
68 do
26 book’er
84 dark
26 dyer
36 faotory
88 minister
84 printer
5 36 olerk
30 tobaoco'iat
1 47 express d'r
26 faotory
8 21 elerk
68 merebant
4 33 do
trader
none
machinist
overseer
laborer
none
Ridenhonr T F
Bobinaon Thoa 0
Uyokley C E
Byalla J K
Smith J H
snoer L
ivarsT J
Scott Thoms
Slaughter Early
Sturgia T 0
Soott George W
Swift E 8
Sobiey W K
Slade J B
Strapper I G
Sella G T
Swift GPir
Swift G P ir
Swift W A
Spivey R
Solomon C
Schubinaky S
Stewart Wm M
Stewart —
Stewart J 8
Soarboro L A
8transe M
Sandeford W E
Schley E B
Sauls W H
Sauls D G
Stole E
Snyder Jeaae
Sanders J R
Smith Josiah M
Salisbury W L
Bellman J H
Stockweli B
Sellars J A
Simona A
Shaver Bobert
Smith Ben
Snyder W F
Stapler W L
Sobober Wm
Strapper Wm I
Street N
Smith Whit
Skiuner W R
Schneasler L G
Sparks M 0
Salvo C
Smith J B
Bedbury H R
Simona M
84
46 merohant
25 do
48 do
85 do
31 moulder
22 faotory
80 mechanic
64 watchman
38 carpenter
61 dray line
21 derk
86 merchant
48 do
40 none
42 dentist
40 merohant
24 do
37 do
64 do
46 founder
23 derk
77 Ins agent
84 derk
89 carpenter
60 none
63 do
do
do
laborer
24 derk
21 do
49 planter
84 bnteher
24 do
68 do
25 faotory
25 do
25 do
22 do
84 do
44 lawyer
53 derk
80 police
24 druggist
27 merchant
21 derk
27 printer
70 do
54 phyaician
43 merohant
54 do
26 none
21
5 62 none
6 66 do
1 68 planter
2 32 do
22 book k'per
88 merchant
38 enginoer
37 lawyer
26 do
3 43 merchant
25 do
4 29 do
45 do
39 hotel k'per
86 laborer
40 faotory
49 lawyer
51 baker
24 r r cond't’r
65 farmer
23 teaoher
44 d'pt m'rahl
5 82 police
85 bleacher
85 confect’n'r
27 machinist
43 moulder
S3 derk
36 merchant
6 44 polioe
62 aaloook’p’r
81
65
Sheppard Geo W
St Clair John
Sanla W D
Smith James
Sullivan M
Schuell John
Stockton R 8
Bealy John
Thompson U
Thompson Nath'l
Thomas W H
Tnrnage L F
Tillery John
Thomas G E
Traylor Wm B
Thomason Mark
Thweatt M W
Turner B M
Treadaway J L
Taliafero C B
Taliaferro C F
Tyron T M
Thweatt It B
Thweatt Jae T
Thompson E A
Thomas E W
Teaadale O B
Thomas F M
Turner W O
Tritt James
Talbot W O
Tapper E G
Tillman Wm L
Toggle T 8
TwTlley Henry
Turner A
Turner W P
Thompson Jaa M
TTrqnhart J A
Upton W M
Venable G M
Veratille H W
Van Riper D W
Vernoy J H
Vernoy James
Wright Jno B
Wright Jesse B
Wall O D
Williams W F
Weasels Eranois
West M G
Wilding Ohaa
Ware U A
Wooten M O
Ware K A jr
Wiggins Elijah
Wiggins Jack
Wall George
Watkins Chas
Wadsworth Chas
Watt T A
Wilson Jamea
Wynne T K
Wells Gao N
Walker M J
Weatherby W W
Woodruff H L
Wright L 8
Wilhelm FGjr
Woolfolk J G
Woolf oik J W
Wilkerson A B
Walker J A
We.ley D G
Worthy Jaa D
Wood W U
Wood J J
Welsh J B
Walker S W
Wells E R
Wells L A
Watley Jacob
Wadsworth Geo
Wilkins Hamilton
Wnrdlaw W E
Wilding F
Webater J E
Williams A A
Williams O H
Wells Louia
Wilcox D F
Webeler Ernest
Williams G M
Wilkerson W R
Wise W F
Watt W J
WattC H
Wells E L
Wolfaon D
Wittich A
Walbohm D
Wise George
Wise Chas jr
Wilkins F G
Wyatt L B
Williams DE
Williams W H
White J P
Williams Calvin
Word T J
Williams Thomas
Wood W H H
Williams Giles T
Wood B A
Warner L P
Whittle J J
Young A O
Young A C
Youngblood W J
87 derk
82 omVa o'd'r
27 machinist
22 factory
89 8M agent
52 Ini agent
64 magistrate
82 briek m's’n
28 dark
24 do
26 faotory
49 merohant
62 physician
42 bookkeper
64 oonfeotVr
23 faotory
65 manuf'r
28 wareh’a'a
25 8eo’y M oo
24 derk
30 merohant
62 do
61 fisherman
22 do
26 printer
21 derk
50 merohant
48 do
87 physidan
80 cigar m'k'i
63 mechanic
53 tailor
45 oorpanter
44 do
86 none
44 banker
42 tailor
58 boot mak'r
32 derk
merohant
faotory
do
cotton b'er
at b’t eap
44 gunsmith
30 none .
61 tailor
32 police
47 phyeioian
38 derk
22 do
54 tinner
30 printer
44 marble o’tr
35 merohant
6 82 do
37 polioe
84 engineer
86 oarpenter
60 oonduotor
86 eTk anp o’t
52 manat'’o’t' r
62 none
1 41 stable k’r
46 watchman
25 derk
80 faotory
22 do
40 merohant
2 85 none
69 hnokster
71 tax aas'r
23 printer
24 oonfect'r
66 ootton b'r
35 do
book’r
drayman
30 olerk
34 do
80 do
45 none
87 pat'ra m'r
25 printer
21 bntoher
26 do
29 moulder
88 merohant
66 physidan
29 overseer
46 carpenter
56 iea agt
29 faotory
COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO.,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
ColnmbuN, Georgia.
■AytTf ACTUSSKS or
RUN ENGINES AND BOILERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
VLOURING AND COTTON MILL MACHINERY,
CANE MILLS, SYRUP KETTLES, HORSE POWERS, PUMPS,
PULLEYS, SHAFTING AND HANGERS.
ALLUMS’, GOLDEN'S, AND OTHER IMPROVED IRON SCREW COTTON
PRESSES,
TELLIER’S and MUHL’S PATENT ICE MACHINES.
Are Agent, for THE ECLIPSE DOUBLE TURBINE WATER WHEELS and
PULSOMETER PUMPS.
TBIT KaiF CONSTANTLY ON HAND
HOLLOW WARE, FIRE DOGS, COAL ORATES, GIN GEARING,
STEAM AND WATER PIPE, PIPE FITTINOS, GI.OIIK CHECK,
SAFETY AND STOP VALVES, GAUGE COCKS, STEAM * WATER GAUGES,
A CARD.
IRON WORKS AND MACHINERY.
DRY GOODS.
REMOVAL.
J. KYLE & CO.
HA\ E REMOVED TO
No. 106 Broad Street,
Three doors below their old stand. The house
Is much better lighted. Customers will see
goods ln any part of the house.
OUR FAIL 8T0CK
IS NOW COMPLETE IN
Every Department.
We are determined to SELIs GOODS
CHEAP. “Small Profits and Qulok Returns”
Is our motto.
AU .are respectfully Invited to eall and ex*
J. KYLE A OO.
amine our stock.
Oolnmbns, Oct. Sd, 1874.
RESTAURANTe.
THE AH1IOR.
3 32
2 60
phydden
factor
27 faotory
38 bookdind'r
45 merohant
50 photog'r
84 derk
54 trader
70 oarpenter
40 printer
45 inaehiniet
45 lawyer
41 book k’per
52 bar keeper
42 boot maker
66 druggist
29 ootton by'r
22 merohant
63 farmer
28 factory
84 do
do
do
do
53 laborer
12 oarge de'ler
23 derk
33 do
30 do
21 do
23 U 8 gneger
40 mail agent
23 book keper
21 do
34 merohant
81 do
24 do
40 do
M R. GEORGE W. LIPS HAS COM.
pletety renovated and fitted up th. well.
■ n“AKr~*'
*BOR-> stand as a Saloon and Res*
MEDICINES.
market affords.
Reich’s Restaurant
No. 112 Broad St.,
H AS just besn opened, and Is now prspared
to lay btfore Its gnssts and patrons a
DILL OP PARK
BQUAXj TO
Nearly all diseases originate from Indigestion
and Torpidity of tiie Liver, and relief is always
anxiously Bought after. If tho Liver Is Regulated
in its action, hoalth is almost invariably secured.
Want of action in the Liver causes Headache,
Constipation, Jaundico, Pain in the Bhnuldnre,
Cough, Chills, Ulxeiiiuss, Four Stomach, llad Taste
in the Month, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, DepruBHion of Spirit., or th* Bluws, and a
hundred other symptom., for which SIMMONS'
LIVKit RKUULATOK is the best remedy that has
over been discovered. It act. mildly, effectually,
and being a simple vegetable compound, can do no
injury in any quantities that it may be taken. It
is hartulefts in every way ; It has been used for
forty years, and hundred, of the good and Rreat
from all part, of the country will vouch for its
being the purest and best.
Simmons' L1VH REGULATOR, «r Medici*
I. h.rato..,
li no dr.atio vlolont modi.[no,
» * If talon regularly,
Doe, nut Interfere with biiMlneu,
Doe. net disarrange tho .y.tem,
Take, the place of Quluiuo attu Bitter, of every
Contains the afmpteit and heat retnadfaa.
WOE SALE BY ALL VRWOISTB.
feW deod.wly
24
30 do
88 book kep«r
45 oarge mak'r
40 enginoer
21 machinist
33 r r empl’ae
22 faotory
82 “
87 civil ang'nr
29 farmer
bootmaker
none
phot'grap'r
lawyer
barber
in agent
bootmaker
wajVhmaii
elerk
61
merohant
83
83
49
22 “
34 “
32 “
45 “
74 none
21 elerk
26 millwright
63 oot’n bny'r
52 tailor
85 tioketag'nt
83 “
32 engineer
40 laborer
physician
painter
33 polioe
53 phot'grap'r
87 engineer
60 merchant
28 “
clerk
faotory
47
6 25
83 AND 85 BROAD STREET.
W OOD CASES AND OA8KET8,
IMITATION ROSEWOOD COFFINS,
METALLIC 0A8E8 and CASKETS,
lelMeallng Cases aad Caskets,
White Cases and Caskets
For beauty of design, style of finish, the
above goods are unsurpassed by anything in
the market. Prices as low as sold by any
other party in thieseetlon.
Also, ohoap Pine Coffins always on hand.
49- Night bell at front door.
ROONEY & WARNER,
■•pit tm OOLcanua, O*
8AN8 80UCI
Bar, Restaurant 9 Ten Pia Alley,
OYSTERS, ,
Meals served at all hours, at reasonable prices,
and private room, when desired.
THE TEN PIN ALLEY Is the beet ever
oonstruoted ln Oolnmbus. Mr. JAS. FOBAN
has charge.
oot34 if A. J. BOLAND, Proprietor.
LOTTERY.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
ROB’T O. POPE. •
JAB. W. LONG.
BOOT and SHOE ST0RE.I
USTO.
WE ARE RECEIVING AND OPENING AT
104 Broad Street,
NEXT DOOR TO J. KYLE A OO.
AN ENTIRELY NEW STOOK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
WE REPAIR ALL DIPPINGS FDEE OP CHADGE,
DRY COOD8.
A NEW ENTERPRISE !
WE HAVE ESTABLISHED
A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ENTIRELY SEPARATE FROM OUR RETAIL .TORE,
A.t KTo. 132 Broad Street,
AND ARE PREPARED TO SELL
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes
A8 LOW AS ANY JOBBING HOUSE IN NEW YORK OR ELSEWHERE
To ronvlnoe any merohant that the a boro statement Is oorrect, we propose to dapltoota any
New York Invoices they may bring us.
N. B.—Parties desirous of buying at retail will find our Rotall Houie (No. 114 Broad RiDet)
limited with desirable and seasonable goods, whioh will bo sold at bottom prices.
We have employed eompetent and polite Salesmen, who will take pleasure In showtaf good*.
CAWLEY & LEWIS,
OolumbuG. Om.
S.
DRY
Another Chance !
Fifth and Last Gift Conoert
IK AID or THS
Public Library of Kentucky.
POSTPONED TO
NOVEMBER 30,1874.
Drawing certain at that date
List of Gifts.
ONE GRAND OA8H GIFT 4260,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 100,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 76,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 60,000
ONE GRAND UASH GITT 26,000
• GASH GIFTS |20,000 each 100,000
10 CASH GIFTS 14,000 each 140,000
16 GASH GIFTS 10,000 each 160,000
20 CASH GIFTS 6,000 each 100,000
26 GASH GIFTS 4,000 each 100,000
80 GASH GIFTS 8,000 eaoh 90,000
60 GASH GIFTS 2,000 each 100,000
100 GASH GIFTS 1,000 eaoh 100,000
240 GASH GIFTS 600 each 120,000
600 GASH GIFTS 100 each 60,000
19,000 GASH GIFTS 60 each 960,000
GRAND TOTAL 90,000 GIFTS, ALL
GASH 62,600,000
PRICE OP TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $ 60 00
Halves 25 00
Tenth, or each Coupon 5 00
II Whole licketa lor 600 00
Tickets for l.ooo 00
For tlekots or Information, address
THO. £• BHAfllLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
HOLSTEAD A CO., Agents,
169 Broad street, Columbus, Georgia.
BUY ONLY THS
Genuine Fairbanks Scales.
A mild aperient and gentle pnvga*
five, reootnmended for the oure of all do-
rangemente or the atomaoh, liver and bowela.
By their timely use much sickness la prevent*
ed. The teat of many years have proven them
to be the safest, surest and best of all the ptlle
over offered to the publlo. They purify the
blood, remove all corruptions and restore the
diseased system to perfeet health. Aa mm
Antldete to Chills and Fever they have
no equal. Far Dyspepsia thojr are a
Bpeelfie. For Mick Headache aad
Billons Colic they are a sure cure. Far
Constipation, Rhenmatlnm, Piles,
Palpitation of the Heart, Pain In
the Hide, Back and Lalnn, Nervous
ness, a positive remedy. For Female Ir
regularities, without m rival. When
one does not “feel very well,” a single dose
stimulates the stomach and bowels, restores
the appetite, and Imparts vigor to the system.
Sold everywhere. Office, 18 Murray street,
New York.
LANDAUER.
REMEMBER,
The New York Store!
The New York Store!
GOODS OF ENDLESS VARIETY
AND LOWEST COST!
The New Tork Store,
The New Tork Store,
The New York Store.
ALL IN WANT OF DRY GOODS,
CALL ON
C. LANDAUER,
•. LANDAUER.
DON’T FOBGET-THE NEW TORK STORE,
82 Broad Street,
82 Broad Street,
82 Broad Street.
The New York Store,
The New York Store.
New York Prices,
New York Prices.
OOMB OUB,
osar jo.
DB. TUTT’S HAIR DYE
Is easily applied, imparts a boautiful black or
brown, and aots like magic. Tho best In the
world. Sold by all druggists. Price |1 a box.
Stock Seales, Coal Beales, Hay Scales, Dairy
Scales, Counter Scale*, Ac., Ac. Also,
Miles Alarm Till Co.’s
ALARM CASH DRAWER!
KVKRY
Use heal
KVKRY
Warranted.
FAIRBANKS ft C0. #
til BROADWAY, R. Y.,
166 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
63 Camp Street, New Orleans.
FAIBBANKM Sc. EWING,
Masonic Hall, Phlladalphln.
FAIRBANKS BROWN dk CO.,
2 Milk street, Boston.
For sals by Leading Hardware Dealers.
augto d2Uwkw4m
■^OR.TUTrS>
The ghastly record of deaths that
result from pulmonary affections Is frightful.
Thoro Is no disease that is so Intiduous In Its
attaek as consumption. By the neglect of
“slight oolds” they soon become deep seated
and defy remedies which, if applied at the out
set, would have averted all danger. Dr.
Tutt’s Expectorant has proven itself the
most valuable Lung Balsam ever
discovered. A distinguished clergy
man of Now York pronounces It the “great
est blessing of iho nineteenth oentury,” and
says “no family should be without It.” It Is
pleasant to tho taste, and a single dose will
often remove the most obstinate cough. Office
18 Murray street, New York,
frtblfi dsodswly
GEO. A. PRINCE A CO.,
Organs & Melodeons.
Tho Oldest, Largest and Most Porfeot Manu
factory In the United States.
54,000
Now In use.
No other Musical Instrument ever obtained
the same Popularity.
4®* Send for Price Lists.
Addross BUFFALO, N. '
novl4 oaw4t
REAL ESTATE ACENT8
JOHN BLACKMAR,
St. Glair Street, Gunby’s Building, next to
Preer, Illges A Co.
Real Estate Brokerage A Insurance.
E er
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NOTICE.
, my »tore over duo a»o hereby notified
Jf they fall to call for thorn by November
16th they will be Hold to pay expense of re;
I also take this opportunity of informing
public that I dave on hnnd m very fine assort
ment of New Guns, which I am prepared to
sell at very low price*. I have been in the
trade in Columbus twenty years, and know
exactly what it require. My goodH arc select
ed to suit It, and guaranteed to be precisely
what I represent them to be
A.GADMAN,
Uroad Street, opposite Express Office.
oct6tf-deodfcwlm *
CROCERIE8.
J. A. WALKEB.
WATT & WALKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Corner under Rankin House,
... -iOW IN STORE AND TO AT
k First Glass Provision Store, to*wit:
60 hhdi. Clear Bib Bacon Sides.
60 " Bacon Shoulders.
26 boxes Ioe-Cured White Meat.
160 Roll* Heavy Bagging.
450 Bandies Iron Ties.
200 hbls. Flour, all grades.
60 “ Whiskey.
100 " Sugar, and everything in quantity and qna
ity to euit the most fastidious.
Soap, Salt Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel, &c
W. have th. l.rgMt lot of FLORIDA SYRUP In Middle Georgia—
ohoap. w Don’t forget the plaee.
. WATT JL WALKKIt.
COTTON WAREHOUSES.
A. M. ALLIN.
PETKR PKBKB.
Fontaine Warehouse.
ALLEN, PREER & ILLCES,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants
coluiibu:
GKA.
L. M. BUIKl’g.
O. N. WILLIAMS.
BURRUS & WILLIAMS,
Warehouse & Commission Merchants,
Alabama Warehouse, Columbus, 6a.
Full Btook of Bagging and Ties on hand. We also seU
the Brown Cotton Gin.
Adg" Mr. W. H. HUUUMfi is with ms aa Hcalueman, and will bo tdooaed to servo his old friends.
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