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DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IT UWfi. News from the Three States Told in Brief Paragraphs. Hi.f'r Works Allirns—Hire Xtirderrr -The llrninn lloril of fnrelirti Xlvdiin. -lisle ,,f < ntn ii Moroil for hleven Win- -The Work of l.liihlnliiu at Ht'i'llkii -Kitten li) » Hulilit llnu HoiIiIh News In (ienernl. (teoritln. Floyd county lia-s a Jersey heifer not yet twelve mouths old that is the proud mother of n calf. This probably the youngest mother on record. Thursday afternoon, on the Alabama road. Perry Campbell, a young white man, was disenibowled by John H. Evans, a companion. Evans has escaped, and Camp bell may die. It is reported that there are two syndi cates formed in Athens for the purchase of the water works, when they are sold. There are also some facts connected with this matter that it is thought the public will be interested in. It is reported at Butler that George Grantham, a well-to-do farmer of Schley county, struck his wife on the head with an ax and killed her, and afterwards threw her body into an old wet’. No arrest had been made at last accounts. The Western and Atlantic railroad has the youngest telegraph operator of any railroad in the country. He is familiarly culled "Little Jack’’ Williams, and has charge of the office at Graysville. H* is net yet twelve years old. A deep interest was taken by the people in the stock law election, which came off Thursday in the 3'27lh district, which em braces the town of Irwinton. The election went for stock law by a close vote -a inn- , joritv of 10. We are in receipt of the first copy of the . Buena Vista Times, published at Buena Visin, Ga. Judging from tiro first copy, Mr. T. L. Wi.ggin.s_ means to make the 1 nper a success. IVe congratulate the peo- j pie of the county in having such a spicy paper. j Gid Leroy Buchanan is .1 negro eighty- ' six years old. He was a blacksmith in Ma con* two years before the Harrison freshet in ttv44 He notv makes his living gather ing roots and herbs from the swamps, a hundred varieties of which he knows as well as you know your a b c's. Hied at 2 o’clock on the night of June i s li. and on the forty-second anniversary of h-.r marriage, Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth I.: vy Caldwell, the devoted wife of Rev. .). M. Caldwell, president of the Rome female college. Tuesday morning Sheriff Griffis, of Stew art county, brought a young negro to Air,emus on his way "to Milledgevi’Je, a ii i - he hopes to ibid room in the insane a- , him for him. He is a young fellow not , r 21, and while seemingly harmless, it s deemed safer for him I be in close ip.ar- Tlu. store of B. It. Rlnkclt, one of Grif- *' ' largest grot ers,was burglarized Tlmrs- duv night. The burglars burster! open the ! ! ..ok window, thus gaining an entrance, "hey curried off flour, nival, hams, cigars ilc. to the amount of about fifty dollars. •So clue yet as to the guilty parties. Oil the morning of tin !!th tin bar f Aiugric us held a meeting to take action on (i..-'V.euUi of Colonel B. B. Hinton. A i oiiiuiittee of live was appointed to draft sc.itaolo resolutions, and it vns rfsolveii tb.k the la>r attend the funeral services hi a "ody. On Thursday night Isabi-lla Honey, under s. utciict of life service in the penitentiary. wit. tied from jai! at Fort Valley, iu.:l is m large. .She was confined in the. room for f ■ a prisoiici'K, ivhicli has no ,-lo I cage 1 , and she worked a hole through tht nlas- terirg above and lr-l herself down la im an.- of blankets. Jack Havis, colored, the boss oi the brick- kirn crowd at Lexington, accidentally shot li nus'iif yesterday. The pistol was dropped li < o i nis hand and wont oft. The ball i n ti red his left shoulder blade, causing a most serious wound. He. is under the best medical attention, who will endeavor to bring him out all right. A bale of cotton was sold at J. M. Red ding A 1 Co’s warehouse, at Cuthbert, Inst Friday thut bad been stored there eleven years. It was raised by Ross Cobb in 1S7-1, was attached and went into litigation. The price paid for it was S cents and the hale brought 527 of which went to the warehousemen for storage. This was one instance in litigation in which the usual order of things was varied. It was not the lawyer but the warehousemen who got the biggest slice of the pie. The annual session of the woman's hoard-of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church south began in Augusta Thursday night. Delegates were present from all tlic southern Methodist confer ences and foreign missionary societies. Mrs. Hays, of Bet in 1 nc, was chosen presi dent and Miss Maria Gibson, of Covington, K.v., secretary. Mrs. Hays delivered the annual address, and introduced lady mis sionaries from China and Brazil. Alabama. Mr. F. M. Murphy, of Jackson's Gap, had on Saturday a stalk of cot ton sixteen inches high, with twelve limbs, several squares, and be hasten acres equally as good. It was planted the 20th day of April on ordi nary piney woods land without any fertil izers. Tuesday night a colored man in Mobile named Edward Aden was arrested, charged w'th disorderly conduct. He came to trial Wednesday morning, when if transpired that the accused was chargeable with the more serious offense of stabbing his w ife. Jinny Allen. The woman is seriously wounded in the left side, and war unable to appear in court. Tin- case was there fore continued. Thursday, about ten miles from Opelika, in bent one, Mr. S. J. Watkins, wife and son, ran to an old sugar mill shelter out of the storm. Lightuing struck a gum tree near by, killing the son. about seven years of age. and paralyzing Mr Watkins and t artially paralyzing liis wife. Mrs. Wat kins has since recovered. John Lincoln, a negro ore handler at the tbns.s furnace, in Birmingham, committed suicide by deliberately throwing himself in front of a moving train going at th; ran of fifteen miles an hour. He was instantly killed, his head being crushed out of shape. A radish raised in Union Springs has te en on exhibition at Mayor J. A. Baulk's drugstore. It is about one foot in length, nine inches around and weighs three pounds. Several nights ago a negro woman en tered the house of Mrs. Bordwell, who lives alone near the female college, in Tal tidega, and with a drawn knife demanded vA upon a threat to kill the aged lady if she should refuse. The money was given her, and then she extorted a promise from Mss. B. under a similar threat that sin should say nothing of it. The matter was disclosed next morning, and the sable fe male robber is now an inmate of the coun ty iail. ^ Montgomery is full of politicians. They olive come from all parts of the state, and are there to work for themselves and the people. Their aspirations are as various as t. 'eir names are numerous. There arc many wheels within a wheel. Mr. Calvin Whitehead, of Gene va coun ty. who was bitten by a rabid dog soar- ’ 1 V 1 ■ in March last lias recently shown ur mistakable signs of hydrophobia, and is u" ' routined at his home by being I lie people of Mnntgonu ry are -nxi ly awaiting the day when the capital city water company shall put the new sys’em in operation. The Advertiser telln tis they will rot have to wok much longer. The workmen have made big headway during tiie pact few days, and water will I 1 turned on very soon. The pipes are laid all through the city, and that branch of the work was eom'ploted a week or two ago. The stack chimney at the pumping station lias been the main source of delay of late, and it is rapidly nearing comple tion. One division of Hie large reservoir has been bricked Up on the inside, and the same work on the other division is nearly completed. Gov. O’Neal pardoned, last week, three criminals from Greene county, and two from Mobile county. Quito a number for one week. Joe Gant, Hannah Gun, Mat TurnerC • nathy, Ellen Gun, and other negroes living in Needmore, a suburban negro village neur Talladega, formed a thief gang some months ago and have cleverly played their new profession to a success. As a result of the combination, Messrs. (Tlmnn A Broth- ' ere’ store was broken into and robbed of cheap goods to the amount of about *100. The crowd since then would go in a body to a store, and while one member would traffic for some trifle, the gang would cleverly fill their inside pockets. Mat Con- liatliy’s house was raided yesterday, and in an old well, two large sacks of goods, pants, umierwenr, domestic, etc., were found. Mat is now quartered at the gov ernment boarding house. Chief Williams and Sheriff Wood will probably raid the 1 | town to-day, KlurMii. H E A R ^EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE HbHEVEOp -’"•'-"SSifiSS,SXS^SS. ' A’Jbippled Confederate Says THE WITNESSES. flavor lituleutelyaaTnaturaiiy asthefruit PRICE BAK1N0 POWDER CO., Ponly weight'd V2H pounds when l commenced GUINN’S PIONEER, and now weigh 117 pounds. I could hardly walk with a stick to support nu\ I and now walk Ion/; distance- without help. Its ! hi?tiedit to nu iH beyond calculation. I). RUFUS HOST!* K. Cotton Bevel. Macon. < la RELIEF. KilKTV VE.VKS A WIWEKER KllOM CATARRH Wonderful to Relate Koh Forty Ykahs I have been a victim to (’A- TA R ill I t hree-fmuths of the time a suHeror from I'.Xt'Kl 1 * 1 ATIN'» PAIN** ACROSS MV KORKU HA D Ulld mv nostrils. The discharges were so oHcnsi\e tLiit l hesitate to mention it except for the Rood it may do some other sutVerer. 1 have snout a young fortune from m> hard earnings during my toily years ofsidlerin/r to obtain rtlief tVom the I ha’.e tried patent medicines every Five Cold and Two Silver W!edsa!«., PR*CE. awarded in 19.S5 at Uic Exp-'iSiJ’ons c New OrlemiP and Louisville, miu the Ir volitions Exposition of London. The superiority of Coralinc over horn or whalcboii-i has now been doinonetrutco by over five yenis'experience. Il L; more durable, nunc pliable, more comfortable, and never break*. Avoid cheap imitations made of vuriou kinds of cord. None are genuine lin es ‘ Dp.. Warnkh’b Cura i.ise” is printe on inside of steel cover. I-Cfl SALE BV Alt. UAC.’Xli tVludUHAiiTG. WARNER BROTHERS, 353 Broadway, New York OitS Palatko’s Ure dypurt»m?nt to he reor ganized. Orlando has ordered 1.000,000 brick a* a starter for the summer's huiidi.'i^; opera tions. Orlando business nu n are perfecting the or^aiii/Rtioii of a building aad l«mn associa tion. Tampa will cclobuile the It li of .July in an appropriate manner with speaking, mu sic, lire works and a banquet. Passenger couches will be running on tin Florida Southern railroad as far ns Puntu Wordy within the next two weeks. The bridge across the Wokiva river, for the San for cl and Luke Rust is railroad, is now under way. The building of all the bridges between Palatka and Sanford, in cluding the two across the fit. John’s river, on the J., T. and K. \V. railway, has the contract. The Wekiv.i bridge is* 1:^0 feet long and twenty-two feet nigh, with a i tony-feet truss span for the passage of; boats | Charles Thomas attempted suicide in T.nnpa last week. Thursd:-y, with a razor, lie bad been drinking very barn and was suffering from delirium tremens. During the past w.ck the following shipment** were made i'r*>in Feriumdit a via the Mallory steamship line : IYr steam ship fian A titmiio for Ntw York, June 1—• ldTjOOO feet lumbev, l. r »y c;:sCs cedar. 17 !»;ir- reis rosin, If) barrels* spirits. 100 packages . vegcUiblcs, St) packages nierchaiiciisc. ( ieorgi. Vv. IToldcn was arrested in Tampa last Tuesday for bigamy. He h.ni h«.-en ir. Tampa some time engaged in v.vil b» ring, -ut liis wives began th turn up until four had been heard from. The p diee of JYnsaeola lia\e gathered f.videm i vnet/gh to cm vinee them that j )ave <i rb'in:nan airtstevl at '.hi* time <** the recent \re, is *>nc of t h" gang of incen diaries who have done so much damage to . Unit < tty in the past liw years. Lightning struck the house of J. F. ! IT lines, at Pomona, Saturday, shattering! the building on one side and setting lire to it. 'i’he lire v.m.s c vtinguisbed, and small 1 d.onagi resvilv-i wln-re much lingut have dv'eu t xpected. At Fort (./*•<«iT.e Mo.’idr.y the kerosene steam launch at Fulton exploded m»r , boilei. Her owner, Mi. I'arrer, was suid- f.e'dy injured. One arm was brokt n and a m:?nb'-*r of b id wounds rceeivtaL f)rs. t^i.i lek-DilMisr. and Balriwbi wen- sazninoii- ed. A gent loin aw in Jacksonvdle choice , oo’lection of letters from such men as W.Lsiiingtui.. LaFayetle. liamilton, Be.ujn- min Rush, Dr. J'nysic.k. Henry Trunan, .h.hn Marshall, John Quincy Adams, James Madison, Timothy Pudtering, Al bert (hilkitin, tsa>u.* Sheloy, Daniel \Veb- hter and Aartjn Burr. These letters are all in a perfect state of preservatifui and are valued very highly by the o\\ nor. Most of ; them are of a private character, and it has i taken the owner a great nuinj years to I annum <>u such amounts as remain imdru ! collect, those ffonuith; mementoes of the .January t«t, 18S7, and no single deposit in execs*. " *” * ’ special terms. <6, continue to . .. 6 per cent per annum until .Ian- Thirteen years ago, when Hart’s line uarv 1st, 1887, on .such part as remains undrawn brought all the fruit down to Palatka fiom at that dntV A. J. VOUNti, Cashier, Welaka, the freight on a barrel of fruit : Savings Department of the Eagle and Pheni» from that point to New York was only j G0c., while now, when the Charleston line 1 of steamers go there for the fruit, the charges for the same service is fl 20. : The little daughter of Dan Ellis, foreman ! of the Florida railway and navigation 1 foundry at Fernandma, was killed Sunday ! week last by the falling of the porch roof. It was pulled down by a horse which had been fastened to il and. Jiad become fright- ! ened at a thunder-clap and ran. jerking the , Hupports down. T’he steamer Oeorgc-a, of the Beaeii A* j Miller Hue, will be hauled off on June nth, i 1 when her bull will be widened live feet, | which will very materially lighten her , draught, and o new upper deck added, c>n j which will be a mail room and three cab- j ins. besides other improvements, which . will make the Goorgea one of tht hand- \ so meat and most convenient boats or. the ■ river. Burglars broke into the store of Mr. Gil- I ehrist, of Welaka, on Sunday night, where ( they obtained a small sum of money and j some goods. The burglary was supposed to have been committed by coons, jus the | tracks made by trie bare feet indicated. ■ They wore off new shoes, but were alarm- ; | ed before they had obtained any consider j able amount of goods. ! Home thirty-live or forty buildings have* been built in Clermont in the last eighteen months. ■ According to the Fort Ogden News liep- resontative Davidson secured Jin appropri- i ation of kSt.’OO for Peace creek. H. Bramblett. Hjrdwaro M«r- of Forsyth, Ga.. Says: i* 1 could I (Ml ill of from tin J earth, with no relief And at last i.ST > ! v.ge have met with a remedy that has viu 1 entirely inadi me ;v new man. I weild jMuind- .nid now weiRh US. I used ‘liirte* lies ot the medicine, and the only regret I limt, being in the humble walk of life, I n imve the inlluence to prevail en all IV re'-s tn u~u wluit has cured me GUINN' NUi.u m.oon m;Ni:wKU ' MKNKY ClfKVKR Doctor's Certiflr.ato---Case Poison. of Blood rn. W. F. Jo: Macon, Says : Mr. II--mv f'l ly »f« it. w lord i its th i onliden d’lhe a hi of Maeoi •I -ted ill ( I have used GUINN S PlONEKIt BLOOD R»- NKWKK in several cases of cutaneous dis«aa«« of long standing with tin* most satisfactory re sults Have seen the happiest results follow its use in syphilis of the worst form, and believe it bp be the best alterative in use. J. T. FI.LIS, M. D., Griffifl.Ga* A Voice from the Lone Star Stale, CH'INN'K IMONKI'.K 111,001) RENEWER ha* cured one of my ehiidren of the worst cases trf scrofula I ever saw. Her .-kin is as clear as mine, and the doctors say it is a perfeect cure in their opinion, reined v Swanx.mi Ga., January 20, 1,S8<{ I'M )N I'.Kh BLOOD RKNKWKR ha« d cures "t hlot.d poison and rheuma- g my customers. I most heartily it to yutlerers from these ulMietions. C. II III LI.MAN, Druggist. New Ohi.I'ans, T.a., Jail. 16. 1880. I ha\e been < iced sound and well of a bad cuss >f h|>mid pi 1 is<.11 hv tlie use of liftei n bottles o< iUINN’S PM >N 1*1 ICR BLOOD U10NFWFK. I vil 1 Miiiiul it- praise foie\er. JACOB KHUTE. •ip.ail.ted wit!i the ah<*ve case, and mo# attest it. I0UGKNE MAY. Druggist, Canal Street. Guinn’s Pioneer BSood Renewer Chits all lilood and Skin',1 ti.-ca.-rs, Uliriiiiiiilism. Si i'nlnla, A PKlll'KCT SPUIXti MKMH'.INK, PER BOTTLE $i.oo. Old LARGE SIZE, $1.73 KIN MIS BASKS \IAILKM l-T,KK. Miaimiai iV C.ai'-tm and C.ilv Mnia Slmv. People’s Line of Steamers. PASSENGER SCHEDULE OF THE STEAMER greax-est HJ.ui graiKiest men ever produced 1 m ?3J>po will be received except on h bv America ! All deposits on hand July 1st, 1886. * I d«*uw interest at 6 per cent per aniiu W3VI. ID. ELLIS. Tlie Slonuif-r KLLIS wcuv.^ Cbiittnliooclic, lioiris ns t lie ii’it ami Apuluchii! ■at st0 mor plying i!;i ’Hivi i'B. t’aa ACCOMMODATIONS K1 liSl'CLVSS IN I'VKRY i’AHTICULAR. The Steamer KI.LIS is m»w running the fastest I'a.v- id Apafnehieola livers, makiug t wo (rips a week, leaving ( - id on Saturdays for (’hnttalioochee. furnishing rapid tiun.- 1 ksonville, I’eiisacola and all points on t he < 'naltjihooelu i On and at\* r May 2!Uh, ISK(L tlu foll<»wing schedule wii igc: -diediile on the ('luittahoocheo iiuhus <m Tuesdays for Apalachicola, fur passengers between Savannah, nd Apalachicola rivers, e run. river, fog, etc. an p 1 1 ta p 1 ) r*4 p 1 mtiuucd for the pre ri.KWKIJ.KN. (leneral Manager. STEAMER WM. D ELLIS—Schedule to rmilling Ayalacliicola. DOWK 'olumluiH, Tuesday Manufacturing (’o. my 16 dtjyl D ave Kufaula Leave Ft. Gaines Leave Howard's Leave Columbia liCiive < Jordon I.eave Neal’s Leave Chuttalioochci A1 rive Apalaehieolu 8:00 a 1 6:00 p 1 5:60 p 1 6:60 p 1 TTdP. Ixav( Apalachicola Wednesday Leave Chattahoochee Thursday licave Neal’s Land g <l<m Wednesday 1 I I«eave < olumhia 1 Leave Howard's 1 ' fzeave Ft. (Jaines 1 I Lvu\e Ku fin ila ■ Fin | Arrive Columhits 6:00 p in 7:00 a in .12:00 in 2:30 p ra 4:00 p m 5:40 p ni 8:00 i) 111 .12:15 night . . 3:30 1 m .11:00 a iu In ^Yyiii»t<»ia for Kenf or .Sale. THE r>r. Muun place -six large rooms, four 1 Iv-autifYilly papered and decorated. One of the hr?st wells and garden in Wynnton. Large , j A . hearing orchsinl; four 1o six acres of oats, ripe »n Al one week. If you will rent this place until Octo- | Ar ber, am certain you wiJJ purchase. Wanted until renter!, a reliable man to occupy . ( . the out-building free of rent. JOHN BLACK.MAR, I wed fri if Heal hXate Agent. j HE FAMOUS BRAND Or I L I Ar < ) *•-1 Id'. ( m KN 10 It A I, MaSAOCH. ('oi.i’M mi's, fia.. June 12th, J•;* j Sunday. June 16, IhKii, the .sclieM..le ' will he ns follows. Nu. 1 Going North Daily. Leave Columbus 3 20 pm Arrive at Chipley 5 22pm Arrive at Greenvilb H 20 p m No. 2 Coming South Dudy. STEAMER WM. D. ELLIS—Schedule reell VIlie Chiplev 1 (’olllliibus f reight and Aecommodatin >1 n 111 Ixiis 1 Cli.ph y t tin enville Fu igbt .nid Aecummodatio B<) vVA Ii!) G 8 O'.' ladaula • n. Game Howard’s • Coluinfiin • Gordon Neal's i* ('lialtabo DOWN. is Sat unlay. . .. !:60 ji m I I/e: >:(»(» p 111 | Lei 5:00 p in j Ixu MO j> III 1 I^ j <:•!() p m Let TTic summer iOllis will t4ik«* I'Tcii^ht for l'aaHerigors to Jirni from ail I^imiiogs. Arrive ('<dummis Monday WjiivIiouwc I.amlings to Chattahoochee. TJtFA 10cbee Sunday 3:00 a iu 8:00 a ill ' 10:30 a iu 1 " 12:00 m 1.10 p in lies " 1:00 p iu 8:00 p lit 11:00 p in 6:30 a iu >nly, but will take SCHEDULE OF STEAMER OLD MILL PURE OLD RY! 0 — — MUWW1MI DOWN. ,vc Coloinbus Satunlay ... O.oe ve Uufan la •• ve ClialtalKHK fii e Sunday ive Bainbridge a in 1 lzea\ iV(» Bainbridge "* 2 MJ p in | Lea*. .ve CliattahocsTiee " |» in . |,ea\ iv e Apahu’liitmla Monday 6:«>0 a in | Arr" TI1K Boat will take freight ami passengers I MILTON H. SMITH XT IP. Lea. A pal f/ a'.e < 'battalion! lie T Arrive Bainbridge D ave Bainbridge \a live* < hut till i undid* leave I*. 11 fa 11 la Wedne \ri ve ( OhMiibu.*- 'fhi:r p iu p 111 .8:00 p iu p ru from all points. Arrival and Departure of Trains at Chattahoochee, Florida. Savannah, Honda and W( -tern \ iJ1 c at 1 04 p 111. Leave* for Savannah and Jad Pi nsic'ola and z\tlaiiti( ltailroad for Pensacola, Mobile and Ne\ v illi at 11-10 i The local 1 /er> will he to! to f freight : DRUNKENNESS OR THE LiaUOR HABIT, POBITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It can he given In «•» cup of coffee or tea without the Knowledge of the person Hik ing ft; iH absolutely harmless, and will ef fect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an al coholic. wreck. It has been given in thou sands of cases, and In every instance a per fect cure lias followed. Jt newer faifti. The system once impregnated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impossibility for tlie liquor appetite to exist. For Sale by FOB SALE BY NI. D. HOOD A CO., DRUGGISTS. 9,*i 1JROA1) ST., rOUMVRl'S, CiA. Call or write for circular & full particulars. (J K( )RGI.\, M US' ( K tKKi’OU NT V Whereas, Henry 11 lipping, guardian for S. H. and F. il. Hill, makes applmition for leave to sell ail the lands belong mg to said ward. Tfiis is. :her-fore t*tcitc all persons concerned •»ve, within the lime by tJo t. .11 roi i \ , Oh W. W, Bruce & Son, Plivsichms and Snrycniis. < otton per bale . ... . Giber freights in prnportmi Passage from ('<,liimbiis . . Kiibji-et to ( hange without mAii nil point- in Fast Florida. Shi pliers will phase have tli reived aflei that lu 1 hi' : 00. (u 1 ( tie vill 1 ght of 1 enior of tlir- firm will de tiF.ORG!A. MUSUOGKK COUNTY. Whereas. Jame- M. Davi-, administrator of Unbelt B. Davis, deeejoed. renresents to tbeeourt in hi- petition duly filed that In has fully admin ist'-red Robert B. Davis’ estate. This i-, therefore, to tit'- all pt rs'ins coneerned. b( irs and creditors, to show e,ms( , if any tin y can, why sairl udininistrato; should not be dis charged from Ids udniinistrjition and re<" -:ve let ter of dismission on tin- fiiM Monday in July. f M. BROOKS. apri»« »awl2w Ordinary. Our rcspon.-ihility foi freighi .•re t<’ rreeiv. it. R:ite- -uhjeet to change with C. |t. < »\\ I’LNS, 'I ratic Manager, Siivum igh tjeke freight »t boat by h ; p< lint uling ’ 1 tin * alter it lias h( annuli and Jacksou- hatiahooehee and Apalacliicola 1 considered dangerous iiv the pilot, lied 11 ->’ of landings furnished shippers charged .a u landing when no person id II. MOORE. Agent Columbus, ! n igbt and Aw 1 ■ < 'olumbu.- I .linn <'o. 12n 1 b 11 - Brf.ad ■ mi Union Spring.-, ■at F.iifati'a Freight and Ae< on • M out goinei y. I) K. W 11.LI AM- They Stand at the Head THE BEST SHOES FOB LADIES' WEAL ALL MADU. LV- to show can prescribed - lid proper cant. 1881.." jy.oaw p , if any t he y law. (JKORGIA, MUSCOGF.i: ( Win reas, Charles Philip! nhilips. deei-usod, reprcsei OUNTY. -.mud mi id . official signal'. this Jn BROOK Ordinary ell ppli* . Uh. 1 PRIZE. «--i- which will it age nr y In x E momw - r '' GOOD SALARY AND ALL EXPENSES PA ID 1 1 r-HT 1, />*■. n •« . , 1 ;.ri *'< ; r ■ I GKORGIA. MU- 'OOF.i; ^lUNTY When-a-, F. I. \\ • lls.iidmini-trat A NULL' inlay and res| ,r< .M a'n-r J. r. BENNETT The bc:,t Lailioa' 01'- ERA SL I i‘ PE US brought to Coluuil'us aro nuulo by tljcm. TLoy fan nulj ho hail at rny t-toi'G. I fan til iinv foot S - o V''em tY BABNAKIX NO LADY SHOULD TTY SHOES UN- T.I SHE EX AH* I' ES -MY SLOCK. i (.'•i.liunl.nii'j. 'WTvIG 3VL II! Ivf 33 R.