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PAIIY EXfil'IllKR-SEN : f'O] OBI’S, GEORGIA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY U. 1 SSfi. on : i nit t 'iiv Oli. for n man : t Ami Dm :r1i tin Oh. for a nun : s nng «g •ft lit *“• rfniHii a< The bad bo>« grinm-d nr The deacon v fSi.wn** wi r I ht - >.» • ' - • In < ! tiirm At hi Tin* girl*. that bo Ob kt-tI wink. •lit. part :tb all tbfi «'] V liV.il- be I littIt* o\er three pounds and Sj.anisa eggs two pouutln fourteen ounces. If mi ♦•nu-rprifeinjf miner <r prospector will capture (i( r« •niiiio and hand him over, in jfoocl condition. to (tenoral il**s tlit. go* * rriim n! will imy him •'Jo.onb. Tht Loi.iMaini legislatin'. whieh meets this u . ok will he ehlh d upon t<> eot.'-iti* : n niitnlier <•; ainer.dmei.t-. to tin. Mate eon- stitutioi.. Mmiipr o j,i« h is om to ulx.ilisi, the up, er )i■ msi• _ tin st imat‘ d. fell 1 V ! M bo u:- ; i A PAST UrtE OK PAINT. * «.f a Nat urn 1 Paint Mine in New Ifionp- le v teli a sifj••;.* in lii« of>W about his years a.m. to take Disc. ‘i.h.n't wish VO*! to exercise V]*r>i.• r11 ly." the tif. D “all von ju mi to do b to A Coiiet.id. N. H., special to the Hart ford Times says: I have just visited a remnrknhlt past ire. ten mile's from this city, in 1 in* town of Epson, close hv the track of tin Suncoek Valley rajlroad, whieh is "perilledJ*y tin Concord railroad and runs \\ il hin 700 feet of tin* pasture houmlary. The pasture nm- tains ;d*om forty acres, and is covered with a fair growth of arnsn. The original growth was jiiin*. It is situated on a hill side. tfent- lv sloping towards the south w hert th»* railroad crosses the loot of the hill. It is owned hy a respectable fanner, and some years ago! after he hud be^un to pas ture it. he noticed that when tin' cattle came up to tlie stables, in a rainy or muddy time, their feet would look as if painted or discolored, and it would be many flays be fore it would disappear In the wartime a young man dug: up some of the earth in this |msture, mixed «»ii with it, and puint< d a barn in the neighborhood; and it looks as well to-day as when first painted. I never saw a building look better Unit had been painted that length of time. It stands within forty rods of the . -pasture, or. as it may be called, tic mine. ■ The imint is of a ruddy-brow nish yellow, a <1 Is judged to be lire proof, as it is largely composed of oxide of iron. Hunting it a 1 little makes it darker, and more burning makes it a beautiful dark red. That whieh was put on this barn was not prepared in anv way. no grinding or washing was re quired; it was simply run through a com mon sieve to get nut the grass roots: there is no grit in it to overcome, and it is only required to be sifted for the purpose men- J tinned. The deposit begins at the very grass roots, and runs down to tin* depth <»f fifteen or eighteen feet, making the supply Well nigh inexhaustible. No grinding, blasting or splitting is re quired to get it. It simply lias to In dug out, mixed with oil, and is all ready for ( use without any work whatever, though ! that near the surface would be better sifted to get out twigs, roots, etc. Different shades of it can be easily produced by sub- j jeeting it t<> different degrees of heat lie- fore it is mixed with oil. It is damp when first dug, before the air reaches it, but it is ( ntirelv free from rocks, stones or grit. A brook runs through the pasture, and get ting my boots first w et in this and then getting this earth paint on them, I found ft extremely difficult to get off' except by ilie most vigorous scraping. John Briggs, a paint manufacturer in Boston, was given a sample of this paint, which lie used and pronounced it as good as the best imported Italian sienna, j was told that this grade of ochre or earth paint has a large consumption in this country, 1 not only for painting buildings, but for car roofs and in the manufacture of oil cloths and other fabrics, wood pulp, and manilla and other colored wrapping paper. It con tains a large amount or oxide of iron, like all earth paints. A chemical analysis, made by John Hol liday, chemist and assayer, of Boston, showed it to contain 7<J per cent, of iron oxide and 18 per cent, of silica, the rest being vegetable matter, moisture, etc. Where the samples for test were taken the ground lies quite level at an ele vation of some seventy feet above the Suncook river. To the north and east the* hills rise seve ral hundred feet, with immense outcroppings of rock, the formation being principally trap, granite, mica, schist and slate inter mixed with quartz—some of the rocks being heavily iron-stained. The samples for test were taken close to the grass roots, but then- was no appre ciable difference between that and samples taken from a d« pth of twelve or fifteen fieet. I understand the mim* >»f Brandon. Vermont. and Gay Head at the west end of Mart ha’s Vineyard, yield a product of earth-paint that is requind to oc ground or wanked over nr manipulated in soin - Way before bring used. In that ca-e th« Ni v, Hampshire diseoverv -buys o\«i" tlu Hi all. I'r«s> I’Sf.'isuiiti'I'--. Tramp- A gentleman of!.-Burt without A commissariat. Bit* . A woman ami a new dictionary always tw to have the last word. N« w Hnvi a 1 he average congressional statesman is lookup ii*r a tariff policy that wili return him in congress. —Picayune. Mamma “Why don't \mi !::cvr out of tin sim. Kittv, if it troeblis von -n”" K f y • Vans.' 1 got h.-re first V ‘ Lit,. Tin• numb, r >f men who are uisapp.. i ;,t, d inio\. doesn't compart xv»th :!<• nnml-ir whoai. disaopointej in marriage. Be r- lTanmin had to dispense with the s. r- vict'i f his glass-eater l*.u ;<>i>e tin mm <lisr.>\t-ved an ircbnntion to <fim- ofi' He- tumbler- iTit In* ring. B.M.U, T run-crip:. A correspnn.il nt wants to know wh\ i bail > called a - Imp." Wald, the gn/tl, - in. n as they evade tin- la.lies* trains a u.i V"U a ill twuiiile. Buriingtoii fur Pr. ss. •• A Portuguese journalist vows that Patti ear it s 11|, I’.ink of Hog land m In r larv n\" -that i*. ran gel gold for l.**i notes'any- w <•. b’ichnioiid 1 >isjiatch. l'r••fe«.s,,|- !•', fix A.ill r M-ivsthat continued j no 11 oh v.“ m: urv I m; wi , i »i:i \ n r,ii .v, ' N I'KKN \ \. .1' \ e.v: I- W \ - 1: 1st a at Mv d. e imih r o il!; ..n :in- LA ! t ••.('. f. • r ourn. -es of t tin tea i that continued’crime results ew.ituallv in h. it N. w Haven Ni \r. “What piodn.is a t« « ling of | ;i*osi rat i *: hi} In* "pring7" ask*- a a-nvt anient. Two things will do it doubting tin \i-r.»cit>- • ! a pugilist and Irving to r-»a\ .*. Ificveh • • a stone. Burlington !*ree Press. . s, : Nt i . It. M • • t ),« I i-l of t le-se w I • askeil tile Inn . In* gels m..sr Mi sh, r.M laid.* r. ■ m wears re t'ox-ti • the best . sing! tv. cl Bonis. Alboti sa'.sLdt foi a giri t" marry. Lucy Stone t hinks dD is a young eimug ag^i for^a girl to w^ed. Peaclib’nv pants, it is piediet. d, w ill h tender than !..\. mi, r tins suinim r. lhiral newspapers in the weM are r< printing the cut of |.vdia Piukham as tin Of MBs Poisonu .f Bulfalo. Painting with a t„ n <>n velvi t should b include,i in the art crazes of the lnmi Sonieb.idy refers te n a Btit« li lion, in ..il." Milliners di dare the higher tlu- bonnet in front, tlie la tter and more fa-lb,mablr. Son;, of the latest importeit liau an elc\a- tii n quite tqmd i«. half a yard. I ii|,|M-,| an,I ( r'UilM-,1. A shoal of whales, eighty in number,was recently driven asln-ie on the Shetland Islands and captured. A ik*w niattall.fid called “llerimmiuiu," has been added to the list of elements, iv aking t l,e sixty-s. vciith. John li K rink. of Oldtown, 111., owns a fcu\-weik-olb e,fit w hich has m, hair on its body, except a few strong (,nes where the inane and tail should b. . . - i - Hoikiigs weigh five pounds inncl\«• ouiieev jh-i* s, i.iv, Leghorn •"gs a da\s the i.~- ot i > Volteie lit it with I'.lei pdancs. 'Pr the s ( , n , it\ and* Maui)'- d.'.-nd dm rest,.rat ion t ■ • health, n ig.»r and ;nanin> guarantee,;. N • rid; is incurred. Illi tinted mmpidyt. with, fall intorm.iti. ten.is. m - . iu iiU d fr bv addrevsiing V taie Beit Vo. AL.mhall. Mu h. dee!7 til.t it.sat .SeArNN'l \ .let- Tiie * dresses i Niir.il l»:o JO iiuilit. Manta, Ga„ Dots.BLANCHARD, BOOTH 4 HUFFS M«. l!,rni tii" ,itli"r * dn'vn n |)ifi'!|iK'f‘. mi ), r "linu flown tin- minin' iii'ii -i I. . cut n will" mwj, li tJiroiinrii t In 1; : r< !' .r> *.t tn i.-s fur uvi r tl.ir’y rod)-. Somolhirtj About the Ups and Downs of He- Inhabitants. n ism j>r.wxv t x \ uvi:. Is THE PLACE TO BUY \1! right." replied (Jnuld, ‘SItoNV me exactly what t' do." Ther. M],on ihe medical man instructed the millionaire in u variety of movement-., sai l, as Hexing and » xtemling the arms and b gs, inflating lh«* lungs ami slowly excluding tlie air, beating tin* chest with tin hand 1 *. ,md bending the body sideNVay- and i;hckwiuds. Ni xt day, when his brokerage partners. Connor and Mn- rosini. looking into his private ofliei.. Alien in* sat at bis desk reading b-tt'us from the morning’s mail, they were as tounded it the sight, (ionld was goiie,* through a series of contortions that bidi- cated nothing i».^s ttian raving madness. His eyes wen ,,n the manuserij t of a long • pistle. and L*• seemed to be intently pe riling it; '-nt hi.-- physique was under going tin* strongest motion- - iiisarms and leg * .-xt-uiding one after 'inotlnr in ill dir**efions, and his body doing more genu flections than were ever conceived ‘>f’ by a rilunlbt. Was be iiaving a lit ? No. his calm face indicated no agony or Bines-, Had lie go:m . r.izy ? That was likely, tin* t wo j>artm rs t'lougbt. "what i- the matPu*. Mr. (• mid?’’ asked Connor, approaching ratln r cautiously. “is t here s< nmt hi Mg bad in the Jett., r ?” said Miu*o-,ini. "No, no." r* plied HoiBd setting an arm revolving lik« a n. he' 1 with <•>.>■ sj.oke and no mn; "Bin •*xer« , ising without loss of tilne. ,, Uani* i »N. '.Mw's Mr lfast Journal. On line occasion some Boston friends sent Webster as a present an enormous sized plow to use on his place. Webster gave out word that on a certain day it would be christened. Tim day arrived, and the surrounding farmers for miles came in to witness the event. A dozen teams with aristocratic occupants came from Boston. It was exlmeted by every one that Webster would make a great speech on the aecasion, reviewing the his tory of farming back to the time when CincinnaUis abdicated tin most mighty throne in the world to cultivate turnips and cabbages in his Homan garden. The plow was brought oifi and ten yokes of sj ile iid Id oxen hitched in front. More than two hundred people stood around on the tiptoe of expectation. Soon Webster made his appearance. He had been calling spirits from the vasty deep, and his gate was somewhat uncertain. Seizing the plow handles and spreading his feet he yelled out to the driver in his deep bass voice: ‘‘Are you all ready, Mr. Wright? ’ “All ready, Mr. \\\*bster." was the reply, meaning of course for ids speech. Webster straightened himself up by a mighty effort and shouted : “Then let her rip ." The whole crowd roared with laughter, while Webster with his big plow proceeded to rip up the soil. Alvk k to Mothkhs.-Mks. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be u^ d when children are cutting teeth. It re lieves tin litt!•• sufferer at * m ♦•* it produces natural, quiet sleep' by relieving ; he mild from pain, and the lit11 • cherub awak-.-s a** ‘ bright as a button." it i- very pleasant to taste. It soothe.*, f In- child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu lates t lie bowel * and is rip* best known remedy for diarrinea. whether arising firmi tiM.ti.dng or ntimi cmu.-vs. Twenty- tiv n cents a bottle Bal" lm* *i;!.. May !T--The old < stnlfd.-io d r.i!i: ciiidiiLm .n housi of Tv-o:. A jp,.. iid,- an as- ..,r.iiwnt t---dnv f<>: the i-em P: : tln ir , r -dit«..s to Harry A. Bum. Tlimr iibii.tii *• an » -1:;i,at« n -nim v. Imre n,*ar N-. 11•«iai,’<■(i r,,,.m,o.d ,!„rs but tin -et.** ca . not be est; rat' d. '! In fir-u lu.- xti mi\e eonnerti, .1, in 1'nnq-e ami (b- .. ;"|."\ shiiHiii.t;-' a-i’ic- - It Snu ' . Il,•! ■ Suin' »,!>-. Ill Say. y, i'I'l" lit' .1' , is|,,, i'iuii i:ssui\Ai, ( aiiiw, h k. 'JF.O. McELHANEV. Kesident Dentist juin-i v h li. C. T. O.SBUKN. Dentist, (SncceP8or to l)r. J. M. Mason » Office next iloor to Kankln ' s»i„. trance as Hl'lrlle’s galleiy. ,k\.^ \\' F. TJIjNKK, >» . Dentist, i ^yTcvomhslree, formerly Handolpli s tre,-) ! "■ E ■ rHO ' ,AS . U. E. CIIANOLCH ' [ 'I'HO.MAS A: CHANDLER, I , Attuinevs-flt-Law. I Office* 11s Broad .Street. C» Iambus, Da. ,i A liujf-ch.*-- 1 eeuu-d to dry uj>. my flesh shrunk av n.y jointw v.i-re sv.„!!.-ii. painful and large, my appetite, was reduced to CO pounds in w. uni f'-r nnnths was expected to die. I <■ meneed tlie use of B. B. B,. \in<! the ; et 'n-n (.f • half bottle i-iiUncid my friend., lha' it w- c ue me. Its effeeT iva* i:ke magic. It gave puia^ and ache*, ami'*(! f!e*h to my fw.i.es, wlier. five b< tiles h .d been u-ed I had gnino I"> unis, in fie-h, am. am v -day sound ai d ,ve mel .r. v. pa vis. os wmsi* i:ml What Mr. .J. B. Davis, -f We>i Knd. said: “f have o;Tv a f. w v., rd- to *ay. v.hid: are o state that J have neeu conMr.er. to my bed fbr two months witii v.hat was call 'd nervr.us rliei.m- ati-m or vc ; ati , *a. I was er.’y emaided to hoh-.le about occasionally by the use of c-utchos, and i.u thi- eondiiir n I i mnnenced the use of B. B. B . vine aabb; pr,-v •up. • b!o o .( pun her. • t up col nxt i d nit Ladies Do yon want a pure, bloom* iu%* ( omplexiou l !f so, a rip iv npplicalions of Hniraa's MAONOUA BALT will-rat ify you to your heart’s con tent*. It does away a; itli Sal- lownoss, Redness, Pimples, Blotehes, and all diseases and imperfections of the skin, it overcomes the flushed appear ance of heat, futisyne and ex- citement. It makes a lady of Titlin’V appear but TWEN TY ; ami so natural, gradual, and jierfeet are its etfeets, that n is impossible to detect its application. WE&K, fSl;«¥8US -T’.;. r**T .T: #s» iTjtTEB WJI t ,1 »mS mm J.’stvciigti:. ana Eti- l 't - , * pic Bit a- i inr; \ <. WJ.'*vg“. snovid oid % IEr«s.Secr«.t AT'-lI- V-1 icines, e‘.c., and i p 1 rl' RENGTCi S£,nc ^ ^ or ” Th‘3 P.i> LT- 1 ' ' 1 I i ! Vi-w." or “HcuUh RFaA'ivJPOB’ 1 ' 1 St T : “r tii R r jy t . L1JM . I" -gl inimou. Z". L- '"i.i' ■' .lu '■ - ' 1 ,">.» "r t* puCUsr.ctl eu'." ly WWldifei rhi.Ec for theii' benelit. s I'. 1, liriili'.i i-,H 'i.'.'.v Ai,- I a:.,i [H'l'ia.i- v. k--..t'vn.n- ;.!;•< 'Mp r, 1, nil N.iiiily'ii: Thu ijiik l .i ol'tliu w.irst t > j >.- ,'inv.i In- mu' ill,Sunt' SMITH'S im,l'l HEANS li, I'mm nnulo 1'niir Hiiui's, ;IS inuny who li i\r irinl it null u-stiiy. It il. 'ssi-im stniuuv tli.it si’ii-il.K' liunple will -itllVi' with this turrihlu illsurisu w In n spi-i'il\ t'l'lii'f i:tn sitn-lv l>u I'ntmcl in tl.is simjili-. s.il'u nii.l itit x| n usivu ri'int iiy, '-> uuiits. I'nr salt I iv all ilni^ists ami and iliah rs in muiiii inc. nrsv nt anywhuru on lvuuijil nl inicc ill stnmiis. ni'Jl enil&wlii) Tin' 111.1 IViij llii.il la all. It ii|i|it ai'S that Ihusc \\ la, Imvt hue iinu ashnim-d nf Main sti'ii-t, inmprisi but a small mim.ritv ul' out' i iti/uns. mul Main stri'it it will < iintinii" to lie. lnsua.il i,f I,m.v thin::' v. .• life,. ,.|,| thli. - h, 'IT-nv 11 ante i:\i.r, <. hr; tii m:viiav • wi ". .til t-, .IU,. '.is I. III m. ili.'.-.l II. i ■ s’.t.*! i:o I''.■ a",/ .aV, Eh " l'".' ,u. 1 i _v. ■.iltli, .lilt:'. Klei-irl,' It, Its ^ ' ' ' " 1/' tr III' :.T|.1 ■ ll ' r t'.l' u* ... no a M. siiii'l>,.( .1.‘il.tr. >■,! ii, i"...1. !iilil> -.1 V t Is U II , nil, a pk; 1 11 i'> naming till.-* pupt-r Publishers REVIEVf, !I64 St'oadway, NEW YORK ftp‘Apply ii, w (•* juvsi-i*'■* m:r i.ddri^s Piinting, Book-Binding AND Paper Boxes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PILIOE3. i LAIIOE STOCK of all kinds of PAPER, in- , Y clu.linif Letter, Packet anti Note IIi'iuD, p,';j Heads. Statements, always on hand. Also I n- , r 1 l ,• i . velopes, Cards, .te., printed at short noPee. Ji'. ir i ilie Oi iinnil.-'Ome novelties 111 IllIS depart- Paper Hosm_of any sill, or description not kept 1 I m stock made at short notice. I'll OS. (HI.IIIlItT. m. nt. I hey are offering nirmy !. tf nnm, ' ,,I,h Hlrwt ' n ^ te M.itc'i'.-*; and attend to business. I had uM-d ail we!; recoramended medicines •ithout relief. J*. has been over one year siiue sing B. B. ii.. and I consider myself a pernm- entlv f’iied man.’’ >fr. 3E. 1*. hOIHH', Yurdinnstcr (D*«r- mike** a statement ; “My \v.'f«* has been a grea f sufferer from ca tarrh. Several physicians and various patent medicines were resorted to> yet the disease con tinued unabated, nothing appearing to make any impression upon It. Her constitution finally be came implicated, the poison being in her blood. “I secured a bottle of B. B. B. and placed her upon its use. and to our surprise the improvement began at once, and her recovery was rapid and complete. No other preparation ever produced such a wonderful change, and for all forms of b’,f»od diseases I cheerfully recommend B. B. B. as Parasol Bargains, Which every l.v.lyiwiio wishes a parasol cheap should .see. Blanchard, Booth & Huff. PITT'S CARMINATIVE, The Best Medicine on Earth r or Children. j An infallible specific for Flatulent Colic, Diar- rhiea, Loughs, Teething, Cholera Infantum. Clu b era Morbu>, and all di-ea^e- incident to children. Give it a trial. 25 cents per bottle. For sale at CITY DRUG STORE. feb21-tf WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA. Tlie I’irsi-Class Dim-t Rutile to all Eastern Cities—308 Miles i I,,.. V,,u- III.,I. | n,,; Aotels. Boarding Houses and Families trill bo » I lOI K l i () _\ ( \\ j O) k M Hill \ III i jOU l>\ lliC. 1 supplied at short notice witli the cleanest anti . , ,. . ... , ... . best flavored Berries that come to our market. ( .°*-e connection made with Piedmont Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line, and Cincinnati Southern. There is no waste; all are tine, large fruit, freo Only 3< hours aim 20 minutes from Montgomery to New York, and only 36 hours and 10 minutes from sand, grit and trash. fr.>m New York to Montgomery. May 2, lV«6. No. 53 No. 51 ' Leave Akron 8 30am 1 ** Greensboro 9 32am I Marion 11 03 a m ! ! Selma 3 30pm 5 40 am I Place your orders now for the days and quan- Alrive Montgomery. 6 15 p m 8 10 li m 1 wanted, and I will deliver them in time. Re- Leave Montgomery 12night 8 30 a ni ' member T guarantee the finest and at as low Arrive Cowles *. 110am 9 27 am !!! . . prices as inferior ones are sold for. Chehiiw i 37 a m 9 47 a m Notasulga j 52 a m 9 59 a m Loaeiiapoka 2 05 a 111 10 10 am Auburn 0 23 a m 10 23 a m F Kb' issSiSSsi J. J. WOOD, Newiian 5 '34 a m 12 59 am / " Atlanta. - 715 a m 2 25 pm Via tlic Pi-.-diiMin A ! r Line to New York and East. T7T...7 ArrivHb"'Th:ZZZZZZZZZZZ.ZZZZZZZ.Z.Z.'.Z.Z.'.ZZ.'.' sSam l is " STREET. Riclm.011.1 7 'XIA m l 07 p ni ZZZZZZZ. ....... lf _ Wu-hitlirt-.ti , 8 00:. ill 920pa: .. „ _ Notice to Tax Pafeis, ■-L nth L'.iun.l Trii'r.-. No. 50 No. 52 No. I No t> r |MIE Tax Digent fir Slate and County Ttixcs .3 l-eavu AliaM... t l- r . p :t, It j'in apt «otl‘iw2iu' "‘'j/c.RE&IY.'r. T. R. jl. C - ] i ! J i; i2i I.' I .. .is cutr:..71 z.v* .xkKXRK-rruxAnMnrMrTvnrA.'.TrrBAflnamii'iatsMWWt.i.'xk.TTKU&tar.'ksr^Ti: People's Line of Steamers. Formerly Held for S6.500. Will N'c.v Sell for 54.500. 't’HE ..vui-j In-viuii I'l'inoved from city, is i., FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1 ''of' othei Citv Kea! Es*ate. stock-; or Bor»d» ]' New l)iv*.lfing. 1*11! , aciv lot. On pr: f a-ked thi- pn-pei-ty wiii pay ten per cent cleat • Way keen yoi.r m-mey in stocks an- h'.n b that He FAST PASSENGER SCHEDULE OF THE « , r “1—^ -rr 1 ’!" ”T” TQ V JLV1-- JILi ji i JLjX - e-t anil oficn fails r, Heal Instate and N Bf. iCKM.iK. Reai l-Ntate Ag< nt 'TaT“"|\ Thu but.u.ui i wi i - 'ht.- iioiiii sir ii.t- f.i-ti'-r uiu.iiiK' plving tin- C:...tt .LfOfl.t'.- i 1 • t and Aptilft, Iticnia Uivi'i-- •\Cl.O>i>I() : ' ATI* )XS F:T1>T-C’LASS IN' EACH .VAT1TICT'LAR. 1 i 1| u: -I'- LtV.LV: i ••*11!^.,'.- At,A u'ld,T:. ill,! VurnLiu- • hi .’.nil i M.tivli 27ih, 1 tlu fnjlfwing -chtdi.le ivii: i.*c n'.n. riv*.*. fug, pi-nnittii.g: Sto;itkf Li.LIS ieive- Coimulni.* TueKtlay at a ut and Sntunlaj> : t ;0 a m fur A]>.i!m-l.icu!a. Leaves Apaltieljicula tVednesdavs at :j j> m am! S'Uiu --s at - il Tliy Sa v.tur I'lli* will ■ ..k« fivM.i Waruhou-y Landing-or.:y, but wili t.-.ki- ],a-M-ngi‘i~ and SCUl-.DULi: or I HE SlEAXER MIL’OX H SMITH, as fuliows Leave i oiunfi i- ewr-. ^aluiii.iy at iia m fir Apalaciik-d-* via Bainbr.dge -ttnday Lvi'iiiigi,::'i Tiiv-’.iay Jl'enW. “ ‘ ‘ K * ' * U Arrival and I.)«.•(.• artnre «f 'I rains at Ch-ittalioocnoe. Florida. >ivamuih Flmvid.v v».n«t Wvsuni Vui'.r'-.\tl - Arrive- tYo.u Savannah and Jaek^onvilie at 1 01 p m. 1- ltdid.i b.iii’.vey tins Na\ its*.:. Ct>mp;t:iv • Ai/fi e- from Jack*op.viiio at 4 p in. Leaves f.-r Jack^o Is n*;• i t hi :u a Atlantir Rniirv.atl --Arii\e* frun Pen.-iac >1:’. Mubiie ami New Ynh.ans at il a m. Leave l'r 1V“.- t M.ibi!.' a:i.i New (urk-aii- .a. 1;11 p in. Thi- -schedule is -ubj.-ct to change without Tit 14 i n ill 111 1 ’il'SI i i L! t-r Hit'..'-. Or. ..ii ! i\l:-a.t.\ ism;. i• • a 1 rate-.nl fieigiu ami passige all jioints on the Chattu- iicf ehee and Apalachicola rivers will bo a*» iV'llo'vs: Flour per barrel C ot11*n i>cr bale 1 Fertilizer*, per ten Cot cm Set,! Meal pel Pm Other freight** in prop rtioii. Pmsjsage from Colunilni'- to Apalachicola ?6 00. Other points in proportion. Through tickets can be obtained by tliin line to Savannah. Jacksouvillo and all jv.int.s in East Florida cheaper than any ot hei r-»u:e. Shipper-will please ha\e their fivi^ht at boat by & a in on dav of leaving, as none will be re ceived alter that hour. Boat reserve- ihc riglit of not landing at any point when consi lercl dangero’i- by the pilot. Boat will nut stop at anv point not named m tiie published list of landings furnished shippers for 188'-:. Our respons'bility for freight etas vs after it has been discharged at a landing when no person i- Di, W. W, Mn l'liv.-i> iaii- Mini Siiclm u| i’llE Mon > r "fthe firm will devote special at- ] tenti<ni !•• Female Dbea^es. (itlice •• i -. r Bra/er .V D-rder’- >i..iv Hv-.dencc at Lir.d-ay p’iHe. Dr. K'niert Bn ice’-; residence on d"*0 du Coiumbus Iran Works oonvf jpAlInTyl Are mm pm-pared to furni-h all kinds of Uni lull aii'i I truss.id LuiiiIm'I’, And ’•* iMv-s Lumber f.»r the public, and C.A.Mi MILI.WR iFrlLl-: AND Minp. chke, Dillingham Street. ks. fe-biO d.vw.hn O h3<; taken the Did in lies. ut. \ ha« givea crsal saubfac- IY DR03„ 1 Liles object to change witlo i;. b. mi I'.xs. Tia u Ay.'iH, Mn.iauau T. II. .MooliE.