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DAILY ENQUIRER • SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 18;8fi. , number, with whom there is some mis- | understanding. One of the contractors says that he will send elsewhere for workmen. r . Gainesville Friday the residence of | O. 1J. Morris was destroyed by tire at 2 o clock in the afternoon. The cause was ! | J] bad stove pipe. The loss is about $1200. • IS insurance on the 1 o iso and furnituie A Waynesboro Killing—A I-iflli* lloy Suffocated in wjr’JOOO. The furniture was mostly saved. Ootlon—Tlic North Ocorvln Conrcmirp or tin- M. : Willi diflloulty tho residences of Dr. I,an- K. Church—A Serious t'linruii Amilntil n Jlont- ? n< ’ I'H'ors were saved. George juniory Itrotlst—Iiiterostlim Non* linns iVuin 'j 8 'operator, 1). F. Kirkland Florid.. j 111 ^ Conductor Griffin were overcome by i News from the Three States Told Brief Paragraphs. i i' La!i3 £ "CHICK ES’: £.« ! »)<• fi" > JOHN DISBROW & CO. . *>n»l Onl.v loi tndiiP • am of id rthl«<*w .tiilti\tt t'l \ -*'. M>..r (», Hirct-U t NAMF. PACK : (ieoruin. Pat Erskine was fatally stabbed in a house of 111-lame at Americas Sunday evening. It is not known who did the stabbing. Mrs. I., W, Parrott, a widow, living nine miles southeast of Valdosta, hud her cot ton house destroyed by lire. She lost the building and $100 wort h of cotton. The gin house of Sir. Robert Young, in 1 Putnam county, was burned Saturday nf- I ternoon. Eight bales of cotton, besides j 2000 bushels of cotton seed,were consumed. ' The total loss will foot up $1000. Last Wednesday Mr. Bob Compton, liv ing in Terrell county, had an arm lacerated in a gin. Amputation was necessary, and the doctor cut the limb off in three differ ent places before getting above parts that were affected. The North Georgia conference of the M. E. church, south, will convene in Au gusta on Wednesday, December 1—the date of meeting having been changed from November 24 by order of Bishop MeTyere, who is to preside. R. A. Grantham and Mose Porter, col ored, had a difficulty nt Ellerslie Sunday, in which Porter was stabbed several times by Grantham. The wounds will prove fatal. A warrant has been issued for the nrrest of Grantham, but so far he has not been apprehended, Last Tuesday morning little Wil'ie Ben Frankhuid, aged about three years, was playing in the cotton on the place of his grandfather, B. J. Grantham, in Schley oounty, when he scooped out a hole nnd trawled in head foremost. After a time passed some one saw bis feet sticking out of the hole and pulled him out. He was dead, llis hands were by his side, and the hole was too narrow for him to put them down to push himself out. TO PARENTS, Many baking powders nro v"-r pernicious to health, and while every one regards his own, he should also have a care for the tender ones—the little children. SEA FOAM contains none of the had qualities -of linking powders—soda or saleratus. It contains no hurtful Ingredient—no alum or ammonia. SCIENTIFIC. All Chemistsurho have analvrpd Pen Fontn commend it. Housekeepers win have used n will have no other. Cooks, whoso best ell i a t'* have failed with other powders, are jubilant oversea Foam. Saves time, saves tuber, saves money. It is positively unequalod. Absolutely pure. Used hr the leading hotels ami restaurants In New York city ami throughout the country For sale by all lirst-olnss grocers. GAXTZ, JOXES <0 CO., 170 Dunne St., X. T A well has been discovered on the prem ises of Rev. Mr. Hillman, of Taliaferro county, the waters of which are possessed of wonderful curative properties and highly medicinal. One or two persons who had been troubled with chronic rheu matism after remaining in the waters two hours came out perfectly healed. One of them, a negro, had been unable to use his arm lor years; after a trial of the virtues of the water, lias regained the comnlete and perfect use of his arm. Mr. Hillman was affected with sore eyes and was healed by the water. Waynesboro was the .scene Sunday night of a killing. Three men—Bill Davis, Louis Winter and another—were on their way home from town. Just after passing the fair grounds they were overtaken by eight I P j I 1 1 I)_ I! I jl T IT negroes in a wagon. Among the negroes j 1 * ^ " 1 11 1 1 Mr. Winter recognized one who had gross ly insulted him last spring. Mr. Winter j got out of his buggy nnd with his whip be- j gan to beat the negro. All of the negroes OTHERS' FRIEND -MAKES- E A S Y ! then Sprang from the wagon, attacked Winter with rails and knocked him down, j breaking his arm. Just as the negroes | s ruck Winter, Davis drew his pistol and tired upon them, killing one instantly, j The bullet struck just above the heart, ! ranged downward and lodged in the heart. I His death was instantaneous. In a few I moments the killing was reported, and the i officers of the law went out and took the ; body into town. An inquest was held, and I from the evidence submitted the jury I brought in a verdict of manslaughter. j Davis has not yet been arrested. The time has come when the terri- ble agony of this critical period in wo man's life can be avoided. A distin- cuished physician, who spent 44 years in tliis branch of practice, left to child bearing woman this legnev, THE MOTHERS' FRIEND, and to-day til* re are thousands of women who, having used this remedy before con finement, rise up and call his name blessed. We can prove all we claim by living witnesses, and any one 'in terested can call, or have their hus bands do so, and see the original let ters, which we cannot publish. All druggists sell it. For particulars address \ Inlmui.f. Mr. Charles V. Hurtol, proprietor of the Remsen warehouse in Mobile, cjiecl Mon- i day morning at half-past 2 o'clock of con sumption. Mr. E. K. Carlisle, a prominent citizen \ and capitalist of Selma, died at Marion j Monday morning at li o’clock from the ef fects of a spell of typhoid fever. Mr. Thomas Ventress, a prominent ami highly respected citizen of Clayton, was on Sunday evening stricken with paralysis and died in about two hours thereafter. At 4 o’clock Monday afternoon at the residence of the bride’s father in LaFny- ette, Mr. John M. Sehuessler and Mbs Mittie Carlisle were married, Rev. W. R. Kirk officiating. It is reported on good authority that | there is a movement toward organizing a 1 new national bank at Birmingham with a ; capital stock of $500,000, the organization to be effected in less than sixty days. The incorporators of the Eufaula and St. | Andrews Air Line are Drs. W. N. Reeves. J. YV. Mercer, C, H. Bradford and H. M - Weeden, Capt. J. H. Deat and John YV. Tallis, and Mr. John McNab, of the John I McNab ban v . The bridge over Rintlala creek on the ! Selma division of the Western railroad was burned down late . .atimiav night. How the fire originated is not known. It is sup posed that it caught from the sparks ot a passing engine. One hundred and forty-six thousand dol lars of stock in the Pratt Coal and Iron ! Company, belonging to the estate oi the late F. L. Wadsworth, sold Monday at the j court house in Birmingham at public out cry, for cash, under an order of the pro bate court. Col. Easley, president oi tile company, bid it in at par for John H. In man, of New York. Monday morning a warrant was issued ! from Justice J. B. Fuller’s court against j Dr. IT. B. Estes, a well-known dentist of | Montgomery, charging him with rape and bastardy. The warrant was issued on an j affidavit from Miss Lottie Hull, who brings charges and alleges that she is the victim. The warrant was placed in * he hands ot officer John Morrill, who promptly exe cuted it. Dr. Estes was arraigned in court . nnd through his counsel waived examina tion. His bond was fixed at $5900 on the charge of rape and $500 on the charge ot bastardy. Failing to make bond the pris oner was taken to jail. Idol'll] a. Charles T. Gooding has been appointed second assistant chief of the Orlando nre j department. . „ ... Mrs. G. A. YValthers, wife of one of the founders of De Funiak Springs, died sud denly Friday afternoon. Three railroad lines are centering at Oakland, and all will probably bo com pleted during the present winter. The next project which claims the at tention of the business men of Orlando is the establishment of a paper mill. Haines Cittf, after so long waiting, has been raised to the dignity of a regular station of the South Florida railroad, and a station agent and telegraph operator have arrived. The snake-mouthed hen owned by A. E. Hamilton, of Pensacola, is a _ prominent one among his many curiosities. In ex haling the resemblance to the head and mouth of a suake is singularly striking. Catarrh , _ pi)i $?FAMBN\$r ^HAYFEVEftl head] ’.old in Hoad. lATAUMI. Nay fever. 'of a Liquid, Snuff oi U.S.A. | owrier. Free iVoni io «~V) -i-r* niurious drugs and "FtL Vkpf dfeusi vendors. A particle is applied into each nostril and is agreeable. Price 60cents at Druggists; by mail, registered 50 cts. Circulars free. ELY BROS.. Druggists. Owego. N. Y. aueS eod&wtf nrrn And for softness of endurance to the eye cannot i be excelled, enabling the wearer to rend for bom’s without- fatigue. In JAct, they are Per feci Sit/ hi Preserver*. , Testimonials from the leading physicians in the United States, governors, senators, legis lator;., stockmen, men of note fu all professions and in ditferent branches of trade, hunkers, me chanics, etc., can be given, who have hail their sight improved by their use. j ALL EYIS8 PITTED AND THE TIT GUARANTEED I1Y BRANNON & CARSON, Druggists, Columbus, Georgia. culms sent UK i'. F. M. WOOLLEY, :•!. J) liniJn, iin, (JlUcc Whitehall Street In Re. “Chattahoochee Falls Company.” Ap plication for Charter. CT ATE OF G EX >KG IA M USC< K i EE C() U N TV To the Superior Court of said county : The pi tition of «l. T. Warnock L. F. Garrard, A. J. iiethuue, A. R, Lawton and Goor< e Ai. Clapp, respoctlulb shows that tho> and their associates ami successors lie-ne to be iniorpt.r Ued iitnl made a body corpoYute and politic under the name ot’ * Chatiaiioochee Fans i ’ompany.” The object ol said corporators. ami hr which they ask u> be iiicoipoiateil and empowered tc cubage ill,is: The utili<-ation, improvement and operation of water power on the Chattahoochee river, in the Coumyol .Muscogee anil State ol Georgia, by con trolling tile \\ ate is o; sail. Chutiahoociiec river with locks, dams anil t uch ot her menus and ile vices as may be necessary to enabh them to sup ply wuter power lqr manufacturing purposes to such milisaiKi maehiucry asniay be thereon lo opted and which may be ncrealter purchased and erected by siiideorjiorfliion, ami lo such persons orcorporntions as may jmivlm.se, lease or rent said water power or any pun thereof from it To construct and muirmnn ad mcis.- ary cana s, clnuer dames, sluices, clams, tramways anil other appliances on, upon ami through me lands and properly of Bttiu corporation tortile proper ciis trituition, utilization and preservation oi said waterpowerunu wnicii may be found esscntiiU anil useful lor sum purposes. To utilize and improve all the lands acquired by said corporation at anil contiguous to said water power upon the east aud west bunks of the Chat tahoochee river, in the States ol Georgia and Ala bauia, by erecting thereon liiilJs, machinery, fac tories and other buildings, and engaging in the manufacture of cotton wool and all other fibrous am: textile materials into yarns, cloth, thread, rope and other fabrics, goods and products of ev cry kind whatever. Ginning cotton for toll or feed or other valuable consideration; manufacturing cotton seed into such products us can be obtained therefrom; grinding corn, wheat and otaer grain and produce for toll or fur market and c Oliver uni, the same into hour, meal and its other products. Tne furnishh g of power and the production and geiieraung thereby of electricity lorngi. t and neat, fur motive power and lor such mechanical and other uses aud purposes as it- may he adapted to; aud supplying, leasing and selling the same and erecting ana coustruetii g in conneelimi therewith such works, po es, wires above and un der ground, and other apparatus, electrical tic vices and stations throughout said Com ty ol Muscogee as may be necessary to convey, furnish i and supply the same to public and private con sumer*. , | The manufacture of paper in all its forms, and j of paper, limber, woou and metals into such utensils, wooden ware, machinery and othci , goods us may be produced there from; anil the con 1 ducting ana curry mg on oi the manufacture oi j all aiul eve. y.oilu r kind ofgoods, wares, machine- ( ry, wood and metal products, or such bl ancheor parts thereof as may be found e rental and iK- j sirable for the profitable employment and im provement o the said water power and propeny. .Said corporation to have power and authority i sell, lease orient its said water power, lands, ma- j ctiinery, laeto ies anil buildings, or such pails ai d 1 jiortions i hereof as may oee - pedient, to . uch pci- j sous or other corpomuons us it may-deem lit ami ; | proper, and to uuvanee iroin ilscorporutecainial, tundstosueh persons or c> *rporu uons ..s may oc cupy its said propcJty: to aid and jiromote 111* carrying t-n uy them ofihcir said mumil.ieluring business, and to :n.d and execute ail mcc ary conveyances and otii r instruments, anil to cat.. into ad j)i\ i»e-r conn acts am agreements lor the exercise o' tins authority and tile securing of it* said ailvanc s. Also, to lnu e power anil authority to lay out pi. is and building lots upon the lands which may he her dt r no jiuioii by .uui corporation in uiv Stales .»n h.-oigia uiid Ai numu; lo erect building-, and improvements thereon, ami the said iuls, . cant or improved, ami tin/saiil bmldiims, to seh rent or i* a e to tne opei mves of said inanulac- iuriug enterprisi s, ami t« such other jicrso.is as may desire to reut, lease or purchase the .<uine. THIS PRINCIPAL PLACE OF RUSINLSK of said corporation will be located at the site of its stud mills and water i»ower in Muscogee Coun ty, Htutc ol Georgia. ITS CHIEF OFFICE New ami Nobby Tumouls. Salb and Sliowy Horses, Ctireful nnd Kxpi*rienced Drivers. I I YFL’ALS purtonnlly <*nndiicteil nnd properly attended to. Tin finest Hearses In tin city. Al'Tl'.K SHPTKMJUOR 1st, Horses boarded and carefully cared for at $115 per month. Ample accommodations for LI VE STOCK. Headquarters for dealers. sep12 se&flHw *** "rt**** 1 rm HfMiTaxuwm-aJn nmr/qv.w' » mrnmt • WTw.r- j < ' ju r. nw.. tm Mobile & Girard R. R. Co. ^ and after this date Trains will run as follow’s WEST BOUND TRAINS. Leave Columbus Union Depot “ Columbus Broad Street Depot Arrive Union Springs Leave Union Springs Arrive Troy “ Montgomery. M. & E. R. U “ Eufliula, M. & E. R. R EAST BOUND TRAINS. SELEBR/LTERV i V, / A • COLUMBUS, UA., October 3d, 1886. Arrive Union Springs Leave Union Sgrings Arrive Montgomery, M. & K. R R.. “ Columbus No. 1. Pass’ger. No. 3. Accom. No. 5. Accom. 2 :)0 p m 2 46 p ill 5 :*7 p m 6 16 p in 8 : 0 p ill 7 23 }> m 10 33 ]> in 10 25 p in 10 35 p m 1 45 a m 2 00 a m •i 50 a ill o 2o a in | 6 30 li ill 10 29 a 111 1 11 20 a m U5pmj No. 2. Pass ’ger. No. 4. Accom. No. 6. Accom. 7 40 a m 4 25 a in 7 35 si m 9 10 a in 9 26 a in 7 29 a m 12 45 p m 3 30 p m 4 01 p ill 6 40 p ill 7 15 j) ill 10 49 p m 3 45 a m 5 34 ft ill 6 29 a m 7 29 n in 10 19 a ml Trains Nos. 1 and 2 (Mall) daily. Nos. 8 and 4 (Mneon and Montgomery Through Freight and Accommodation) daily except Sunday. No. 6 and 6 (Way Freight ami Accommodation) daily ex- D R WILLIAMS. O. P. A. HOSE! HOSE! IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF RUBBER HOSE, We have the best and cheapest Hose In flu* market. A full line of Hose Reels and Nozzles. GEORGIA STEJM ID fflS PIPE COMPANY. Telephone 99. 13 Twelfth Street. Fivo Gold and Two Silver Medal*, awarded in 18S5 at tl.o Expositions oS Now Oik'inis ami Louisville, and the la- ventious Exposition of London. Tim superiority of Coralinc over liont or whalelmno lias now been demonstrated by over five yen is’ experience. Ii is more durable, more pliable, more comfortable, and never breaks. Avoid cheap imitations made of various kinds of cord. None nre genuine nn'es “Da. Waknkr’s Cokai.i.ve” is print® on inside of steel cover. MR SALE BY ALL I.EA0IH0 MERCHARTS. WARNLR BROI HERS, 353 Broadway, f<Jew York Citt COMMISSIONERS’ SALE —Ff)R PARTITION— Two Valuable Finn bilious* * by virtue of an order from the Superior Court of .MusGogee County, passed ai the May term, 1H86 i thereof, the undersigned Cominissiom rs :ipj>oint- etl by said court will sell in front of the court house of said county, in the city of Columbus, on I the first Tuesday in Novi mbi-r next, between the . legal bouts o' sal**, at public outcry to the highest ; bidder, the following describe d plantation proper- 1 ty, all lying in tin-county of Muscogee, state ot | Georgia, to-wit: All that body of kuiri known as I the “James II. Jones” or “Ridgewood Plantation/ I eoi sistinp of lot No. 250 in the ninth district, also | lots Nos. 288 and 201, two hundred two and a half (202‘*. i ttcrcRencli, more or less; also 100acres of tho iinrtli miH nl’Inl.Nn 9.R7 af. Jones’ <'I'OSSir If. illflO «* <’AI»ITAI. I'KI/J. 875,0««.-» Tickets on By in pro port ton. 099 Louisiana State Lottery Comp’y “ ]Vc do hereby certify that we sup 'rinse the ar rnngcmcnt for all the Monthly and QuarterIj Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Corn pany, and in person manage and control th' Drawings themselves, and that the same arc cor, ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good fait) toward all parties, and tee authorize the Compare, louse this certificate. wi{h fac-similes of our sis natures attached, to its advertisements,” 1 — 1 north part of lot No. 287 at Jones’ Crossing, also r , | ■ I fractional lots Nob. 2B0 and 290. eighty-one (fll)0£re» f ^1 JT I I ■ ■ \ A / each, all in the tenth district, also the south halt I M I ” I fl | \/A/ of lot No. 287 one hundred one and a quarter RUDOLPH FINZER’S STARLIGHT At Wholesale Uy i otnniissiouorn. STANDARD REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. Endorsed by Practicing Physicians APPROVED BY THE PUBLIC. IT IS WOMAN’S FRIEND, Offered on its merits, not introduced .< the the public by parading the names am nature of lhe complaints of those who ha\' been benefited by its use. Every bottle speaks for itself and is ii own advertisement. Ask your druggist for SMITH’S Extract of May Flower, Sold ail Abound the World. to be in the City of Columbus, of s State; Siul it shall n.ivc ..u(»i iij . said bu**ine>.- ; and PP'»i*h-:j mm tablish ii uncli oiijlvs u - i «.»b exi rcisc if n ht ud ram hist • t j'Hied, and lo uui.d acioi u s, incuts, toutracts, agr-jciuciils, u carry on bUMiusi "i lhe natui c afore nieiilioncd wr Ii regard *> upon lhe lands uiid prop-:: ly wmc aiu r acquired by - .id irp »r.t'. • <i• Alabam.-., and at «u.;h o.aui i»la wiiliou. ill.; limus ta said .Siat'-s-v • Aiabanui, as its objects uiid in quire. THE CAPITAL id County and HV the'undersigned Ranks and flankers toil pay aft f*rizcs drawn in The Ijouisiana Stale Lo> tcrics Which may be presented at one counters. VI. OGliMUY. Pros. I,a. NaUl Hank .1. W. 14 1 lilflHETM,I*roH. Ntnto Xid’l Il*>- ift/41.l> vv2 X. Pros. >l.<). X»t“l IkmL Incorporated in 1808 for 2-5 years by the Legisln Hire for Kduealional and charitable purjtosea with a capita! of Jl.om.ooo to whidi a reserv fund of over *.Y,u.000 has inre been added, Ry mi overwhelming popular vote its fmuehi«< v/as made a part of ihe present State Constitr tion, adopted IJecember 2i 1, A. 1). 1870. The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed bi ihcpeople of any Slate. IT NEVER WALLS OR POSTPONES. Its (h'and Single N him tier ing* Inlio place Monthly, nid lhe Extraordinar. Drawings regularly'every Urn*/* months, indicia of semi-annually asliei lofore, beginning MavcL 1886. .4 se*Ls-;Aim) opppkti vn v w WIN A FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GI'VNP DRAWING, CLASH B,. IN Tiih ACADV.MY CI* MUSK NEW ORLE.V.VS. ’J'UESDAY. hrr SMh. ls.Htt lOisfh Monthly Drawing. UAPiTAL a*-i!ta/.E; K.75,000. COO.OOO TicliHb nt C ,; ve hollars Ihtrh reactions in K iOlts in proportion. LOUIS BUHLtR 4 Co. GOLTJ JVET3TTS, G-.A.. je. r » eod6m 1101 1 11 acr« s more or less; also fractional lots Nos. 257 and 288, ninety (90) aeres each, in seventeentbi district; also fractional lot No. 1 in eighteenth district,sixty-seven and a half (67hi) acres more or less. Haiti plantation containing in nil twelve hundred and eighteen and oj e-fourth (1218M) acres more or less; (excepting therefrom the- small plat or enclosure known as the Jones family cemetery,” containing 1 acre, and the right of access thereto), bounded on north by- lands of Boyd, Htriplinu and Mcl arland. west by McFarland. south by Me- Farland and Cox. cast bv the “Carni-i place ” Improvements an 8 room two* f-tDiv d-,veiling house, tenant houses, sin and mm- w.sDibu -, well fine water and good fences. A'.:., h i >1 »f 1 v of land known as the "Carnee- id:, < ,- e jasi.* ting of lot No. 257, two hundred two* iiiwi dm - lull) '.’A 1 acre s* paif ot lot No. 25f west ol if. iith'.l civil:, one hundr. d five and thrcc- fourtli- ic > : i ii * . j. ere or 1 w : fractional lot Ko.'-'.i'i, i i'l/1 . '<)!<■ >! ;«•:•< s . and ul) that part of fraetiomil l< i'N -‘ lrj.-wvs' of Kendall creek and soulii of a lim iGiuiim’ due west fi« m said creek Hehainsaiid :'(> .'inks south oftlu d sfnei line, con- Ijiiuiiig eighieen and threc-fourtus GK'i) acres more >.r ••- 1 if 1 plantation coiit:uning in all four hundred and eight e n s. n* corlcssjaHin tli H 11th district r*i -•aid county; hounded north l»v Howl's pi. ,*• s. iill; I <’ :<. i-aM by Kendall ef« r*k iuni Ji-ukhis, w**l is Jones place” I111- provenn. lit- a eommodi* ns on«-s*ory dwe lling house, out houses, good fences and well ol lino Terms of sale: One-third cash on day of sale, balance one and two years : equal .>mounts wi'h intercut 7 per c* lit. secured by mortgage. I’osscs- si011 of bolb places given on January 1, 1887. De scription e)f^‘lands from recent survey by ,Tno. B. Lamar, county surveyor. S le for partition. - '.ANDREWS. ) MOON TOLY. CRAWFORD.) Comin'rs. Dully’s Pure Wall Whiskey DuITv’s Formula. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE. PRIZES OF v'idOO.. I'.iZI <■ of said eon»oration :• thousand uoii.ii-.i. pe.yui said corporal 1 • ill 1 STOCK lie hundred; - ■ c:- f c fi a 13 0 rnirao Idilil yfj ii 5 uf Jo l'ound-> r»pntl(*inpn—six 1 coimiu-iHu-u 1 ('ou n in ii< ulHi li i. :il, my iiu* LOUlbWAUlL iubi of .'>3 Pounds. !-i Hay, « - II. Vu.. ltd 1; u.-j'ui” <-nr Daily's Lure; M.iU .11 be paid d corpm’.ilioii id cupilaJ sloe; n lit and proj'er to any sum not litiion doiiurs, •j 1 c Saul corj/O rat ion to havg th nit being mod; lo have uud t peliUouc lunty to i time as APPROXn 9 \pproximallon I i) Apjiroxiiiinlion • 9 Approximate . I ATIO.N PRIZES. 1 ;k< , lire rules 1 elm 1 at pie 1 hereafter 1 sllj 1 r tin uxpa u ie1l wlv The democrats of Wakuija county have nominated II. C. Crawford for the assem bly. Crawford is the son of Dr. John L. Crawford, secretary of state, and a young | .CSAT*) man of fine intellect and attainments. He i J^>700 tOJbc* 4-* will be elected by a large majority. All the union bricklayers in Pensaco'a have gone on a strike. This is not on ac* , count of wages,’ hours or anything of that j sort, but is owing to onfc of their own i Oi. 55 ALARY AND ; r. expenses PAID, mi v«*l: "i .'•• • bich pi on rted .. * •; : O y :innluct urem of . ( . . v lUciunuti.O. A YEAR, clear oi ..”0 woikli-B tor us. Aia-nta fireto „ii;«h (lieir owuhor-nes -”** . ii.i- lm^iness. Bpui n »io.\ <-.l A fe-w horn tluu v ) o J i-oninbb ,, AJI .acuneb*< in te>wu iJ*ii‘i • lii'-a INSON&CO., 1019 M.dn Ht., iHcnmuu ., Va ay be 1 ; purpo •lit oi its ouj iui to become une to sell, 111 pen:: add) s. FOSliVL sy Orel* rs, or New Yor! letter. Currency by 1) addressed $265,B0t d».H should be mad> nv in New Orlt an ..i c!“. riy, givjiii l.xpre- i^xrJuiugc in ord Express (at oar e? FB*(S8N\ :uring ot ilcois clue a to said corporation, unci tho s; gage and convey at will. That it have power to clfect loans and to issue bonds in the n.une of said corporation, witho.id securit y <ir to secure sucti bonds by mortgage; ox ii - property, reu ami personal, or of such parts or pen-lions tliciv*i us limy u*.- eiesiruble; unci to lo*.n out it- surplus c.irningb upon mortgage orotiier available security. To elect and :;pi»omt such ollicers, liuuuigcrs. directors and agent ■ us it de.-ircs; anti to prove:»■ such rules and regulations with re.-peel to stock holders who 1 close to pay up any balance due on their stock as will compel them to pay upon pen alty of sale or forfeiture of such stock, and to do and perform all such acts as are necessary lof the execution of it* powers and to carry out the ob jects and purposes of this corporation. The individual property of each stockholder shall not be liable for the debts, liabilities, obli gations or default of said corporation except to the amount of unpaid stock subscribed by such stockholder. it . .. . Wherefore petitioners pray that they, their as sociates and successors be duly incorporated un der the name as aforesaid for the term ol twenty years, with tile privilege of renewal, with mi the pt wtrs herein prayed for, and with such other powers and privileges a*> are incident to corpo rations under the laws of this state, and that al ter the tiling, record’n g and publishing oi this petition, as provided by law. the Court viA pass an order declaring this application granted. And petitioners will ev»,r pray, etc. McNLi 1 L tv Lh\ ^ , F. OA ItR A ill). New d.-lnuis, l.a. Or HI. A. B>A mil s. Wastibi^lon. It. Make S‘. O. Ordtu-s pn.vat* • min? address I5**g »sl«*r«*ii brlU-rs <0 MAV UhU. lXS % ATSONA X. 1U.NH. .. i 1 Aw l.v \|*W OrldAUN, liH mfa*. rnmmm •-* ^«*-<«***>^ A\ j in School Is t lie beat in America. The most practical course of in struction and the most eminent faculty. En dorsed by business houses. For circulars and specimens of Pen* manHtiip, uddresa ldOBCHHJ. OOLMMITH, Principal iil'TU Pound* I )*.! !l . H15(M>, HF250 and s*24M>0. WYNiVI’ON REHTDF.Nf'FS, *M0Q and 63000. LINN WOOD It Slid*; N< !.. CITY ;t • Si I * ; - - •> . • -I. $71:0, 81000 $1600, $2000, 62800, rmd i 000. JOHN BLACKMAR, Real Estate Agent, Columbus, Ga. se wed&fri tf For Rent- 4<ntK a 11 o 1 *r GEORGIA - -MUSCOGEE COUNTY ; l-'ih the Clerk s oJJJee Superior Couri of said conn; the Uth day uf 12th day of Oct Bills and Writ aug2 wlrn ocl3 i ,cv on page i:>. and Ueco.'l.: ol Muscogee Superior Court. i-A5. GKO. Y. POND, Clerk S. C. M. C. (:a. Used for over Q5 years wiH physicians uf Paris, New Y. rk an euperiwr 11 all o'/.* n 1 rtl * f rui ca^es, recent i r of longs inc.n,'. Glas.i!Jottl* s<*'»maiioi g **!« ’,.*.111 ? # CIA ; S, MAR!N x 1 JiL.H T. CAPfcULl S IN THE MAUKET. Pr*-pared by « CLIN & CLE, |. Paris. V£ik t fill mss by ^ha u l J.uiidon, a: d xnpt < urn of l-u ‘ up only iu r i; .ell. PURR UEARESX No. 800 to 810 Seventh Avenue, new, $4 per month. Ceiled Dwellings. Amyet’s corner. $5. No. 1022 First avenue; No l*21 Second avenue. Nos. 821, 1315 and Pill Third avenue. Nos. 12H’ and 1221 Fourth avenue. No. ill Twelfth street. No. 309 Eleventh street. Also Resiliences on Rose Hill -$10 and $12.50— Wynnton and LinnwoodL sc wed fr tf 7PEEDS0F DaRiHB i MMBim r SkkS:. I hjif jft ags:ttswaittsd. t,! ?^' , <■,]. 1 i ;»v>* truin'*.i Hi'* n pounds 1,1 “ l " 1111,1 ' K11 v ’ i'il'kkohimb. Cain of 1 ft Pounds. LaKKwood, N. J. i* l i«Mi-'nif bo nr Ills denvod from vour > i ’• :i !i iii'ilh TL<* adrr.Yiii tliut 1 i.• r!iu*r:v ij-.nl in itic* unk* lms about entirely i ' d tbo ) lid tusiR Hint I bad in ,, .. n ... |,i r. ;;i* •:.■■■ i ■ 1 ' : v-is Y<r.Y . i' | ■ |., ; se t:ikti»g u -mull portion (,i ur Yvl'i-kev * vrv night i et.*r«* retiring. |,.ji nio.'A I" *'* v *•<** r i>etter,and lit!v«* no i » l ng ol t • lfir i-ulle-1 n:> after meuls* nnd »»h* dlzzineFR wi Ich l was greatly both er'd with hn> to a great extent entirely left tut*. My weight has Increased nearly 12 pounriR UKUliOB It. SNYDER. THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO., Haltimokr, Md. *C7-()l’R WHtfiKKY Tfi SOLD ONLY IN blUMED Bovi-leh. Nkvkb in Hulk. CATARRH CURE “PILE OINTMENT. $ 1000 REWARD tkf V!8T£3 for any uutenino liullim; au>. •loanbiK Ot for ina’M*! at much Ck,w looNKii^ x_ ^ liic^r^- • ■ HUUFR. ' '■ ' . r; , osb lWu»frtted clrott- .»* . ’ *- ’*•• i >* , • . Ci • . ’ v*' - * hnuuiira fr.v. A • I.y'S ■.-* [. KKW»«K 0 J... • -i..'.'— v’’ ■■bX„ 51A('>li5 L t'0», CoJuifltiix,O. La,)>r, Jloux , ila^t>rv|ov.i> ^14^ je'21 W’H2\v