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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA SUN Atm* amo WillirI eutna. T«M iM «K M«» CbrUtmui "Ooo< night*' ka4 AaS > anll«»4WmtaludcnptlataM| XUt mm Inn oa tiralr pillow*, udUin la tkalr AndhNkcA litU. bMOcn *«• liMric, *1tt .Uki. JT or to-nlfbi tttor (tarn lubu'i cumuftM been Thtottw tt<ra!<l mtir. prerutorMann luW o« u to*M; tar Uwy tnwbUdhim mm Witt iwixm nMnd Of. tMa irrr beforoi Bo kM tald them k« bod thought ttll docopUm • Mo inch thing M "3*ot» fllhuo" orar hho bom, dsdhohopod. liter ttll, he ehoold oorenr Boe’hieonmtiled dm tttBBeyi with pmm.ii hudTuu eSfihe reeeoo ttet two little beede SSmi£Pn& £S1 SSETC.. •Tee tried la nU. bit I cen t that nr tree; Poe lenehowttnehjlttl tour. becMee Deer Mh bee end there to ho‘luti Otaur.* tSSSHmm 5k ttneto. mi to eea; rot he erne ererj i«u before r— €r, Intmsfljti Itew»._ Mabmless as bummeb Pew, ySi In the highest degree dudnfecttnt sad preservative, flozouosT keeps the teeth slwsy* healthy sod apotless, end the gems ruddy anil free from canker. Eofauua, Ala., March 29,1870. Ifoun. J. It. Zeilin <t Co., Macon, Oa.: Gurre—Tour Simmons’ Liver Regu lator has been in use in my family for some time, and I am persuaded that it is a valuable addition to the Medical Sci ences. Respectfully yours, Joint Gill Shoutub. Bat than 1're besa ttiattne ttet rbe orod to prer. AadUod would knrnarttlas “ dndnsbaesebeerbedlUst to Wltt'Se nek fill of preento he broofht orerj •rWejITwhJ ton't we rey dert no memo did ttoe, Aud Id Ood to nod him with preoonti idiot **l*re bnettlBhlna 10. tee.” And wlUiottt e word ToormUe (eet bounded ont oo tti door, And four null knnethe Mfl oerpet prirud, And two Cor htnde win cliepod dote to itch '•nawyWtliie . r<n know we nut Braly beline Thetttt we teh for we ui nuri to reotlrej a u itiu, tui I nr •Amin,’ Ihrttet J0« wUlhaow ttet romt tarn bucome "Doer Item, look down on nr brother mini. And srentmthefcvor ween leehlug of Ibcei I wentewexdolly, etoe ntiodrlng, And eo ibeoy nett hoi tool ehale with e iprlogi Bleu be Irani, and lean bln to aee Thot£ott01eue tana oa fir better thin be; DohT let him git ingry ind fretfnl igtta At am brother WUUo end Annie. Ann," -‘Pleeee, Deane, at Bute True tun down to night And bring u roni proeulo helort U lr lie. I went he mould din mo n nicei little rod, Witt bright ihlnio y boo in, end all painted ytdj A box feuof tendr, a hook end .toy, tt.tr Andwttt Ltorta light end obeerfnl (igiln longht tb«lr beds; km& win worn loti iart*mb*T, both rracoful »nd And 'wuhhlrtas la dnemltnd wen roaming la Say ■L sight, him, ud thin the little French elock hid be ttebtterked thought of bU chlldruigslni u« Bosnia now to lioor Atmi*'* half iuppr*s**d •ink# And to in th* big tears stand In Wiliie’e blae ••I vuUnhwith my darling ho mtntoUy Mid, -And * bo a Id not bavooont them m eerlj to bed; But then I w«* troubled—ray feeUnge found rent, And that I denied them the thrleo naked for klMj Bui Joel to mnke roo, I'll atsal up to their deor. For I never epoke benh to them before, Ho Baying he eoftJy Moended the etatre, And nraiv. del the door to beer both of their prayere. Hie Annte’e ”blea* pepe M drew* forth the bi« tenre, And Willie** grave promise fklie eweet — •‘Stranges * *“ ••now 1 longed, when • child, to hove Chriatmu “X'U etone for my bnrebneM/'be inwnrdly Mid. "By aaewerin4 their prayere ere I Bleep on my bed." Then be turned to the Blairs and softly went down. Threw off velvet ehppera end silk dressing gown- Donsed hot. cost snd boots, nnd wss out In ths A mmionstrs facing the oold driving sleet, Mot stopped he until h* had bought everything From the bos full of osndy to ths tiny gold ring; Indeed he kept adding eo much to hie store That the vartooa oresents out numbered a score Then homeward be turnrd with his holiday load. And with Aunt Mary's help In ths nursery ’twee •Uftrad) Mias DoUte was seated behind s pins tree, By ths side of a tool# spread out for her tea; A work-boa well Ailed In the oentre was laid,; And on it a ring, for which Annie prayed. A soldier in uniform stood by a sled, •With bright shining ruuuors, and all painted red,' Thera wars balls, dogs and horses, books pleasing to see, A.o'1 birds of all colors * Kite 8 veto Qiaos, lai Asirgottluff ready mi SCROFULA—la tlie dread disease which annually sweeps its tnonsanda to the grave. It makes its appearance in mtny forms; in Ooniumption, Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism, Cutaneous dis eases. many of the affections with which females are troubled, &o. Perhaps no one is wholly free from its taint. The only way it can be successfully treated is through the medium of the circulation. It is a blood disease. Dr. Tutt's Barca- perilla and Queen’s Delight possesses the qualities to expel it (rout the system snd restore perfect health. Being tree from violent minerals, it may bo taken with safety by old and young. The moat delicate female may take it at any time. It vonr child bss wot ms, or s bud breath, or sal low complexion, or restless st night, or no appetite, or general bod health, give It Dr. Tutt’s Liver Pills. It will soon bo restored. DB. TUTT'S HAIR DYE COS 1AIN8 NO SUGAR OF LEAD. U--«■ J9b GROOBBIES, wiNfen, LIQUORS. THOMAS M. GREEN, 88 W. Balto. St, near Holliday, Fine Grocer Ion of all Kinds. Dealer In Wngiuh Mid American Plcklee, Caper* end Condl- monle, Olivos, Italian Mac- olronl snd Vermecilla, mehOeuoed rnttte of in Modi. Otnaed Meeto end rieb, Forelso end Domeetto rneenee end rallies. I have on hand s fine stock of OLD b tutjr Dies, vrurea, WHISKIES, jtjro gut % Which I ofttr to HOTEL KEZPXK8 at th« very lowest prices, snd ask s oslL tOT I am prepared to offer great Inducements to customers, WHOLESALE snd RETAIL, aw A call Is solicited. THOMAS M. GREEN, S8 W. Beltimore at., near Holliday, novlS-tf Baltimore, Md. buy tH* anna -■■■'■.ifBrw NEW FURNITURE EMPORIUM Caution! Eveiy iieonine box of Dr. McLnne s .jivor Fills boars the signature of Flem ing Brjther", Pittsburg, Ps., and tbeir private U. 8. stsmp. INr-Tske no other. The market is fall of imitations. It is the popular verdiet that people wno nave oeen accustomed-, o the nae of bitters or cordials, sre obliged, eventu ally, to resort to McLean’s Inver Fills for permsnenl relic’. PLATT A CO., HAVE REOEIVED A ~NT~T~> KTOW IIAVE1 11ST STORE A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW F1JRNITURE1 And are Opening It l>oll» tor Inspection and Sale. i perched In the tree; pnseenu to As tiTw fund lather ths picture survryed. He thought for his trouble he had amply been paid, gud be said to himwlf, as he brushed off a tear, 'i’em hnpplsx to ntgni then I’ve been for a year, I’ve enjoyed more imo pleasure than cv*r before. Whet care 1 If bank atOhC lai.aitu per centuors? Hereafter I'll make it s ruts, i Pelleto, To have Hants Clause viilt us earh Lhriatmss sve; M Ho luiuking, he guutiy «xtiugutshed ths light And tripped down the st»«ra w isdra for Uts night, nx. Am soon as ths beams of the t Put the darkqms Pi flight, and ths stars, oue by one, Foar little bias eyes out of sleep opened wide, T««eu <A die esme moment the presents espied; Thou out of thjir beds they sprang with s bound. And the very gifts prayed lor all of them found. Tuey langiied and thf<y cried in their iunooent glee, -Asd shouted for ••papa'* to come quick and see What praeeuu old Haute Claus brought la ths ui_ duaS Uxe thtugs they wanted, and left before light. ••And now,*' edded Annie, in e voice soft and low, '•You’ll believe there*, a Santa Olaua, papa, I know;*' White dear little Wihle ol.mbled up on his knee. Determined no secret between them should be; And told, In soft whlspera, how Annie had said Tuat their dear, biassed maiua, eo long ago dead. Used to kneel down and pray by the side of her chain And that Ood up In heaven had snswatad bar prayer; Thou ws dot up and prayed desk as well as we toud. And Dod answered our prayers, now wasn’t doodf "I abuu.d say that He wae, If ha sent you all these, And knew just what presents my shiMrsn would iWaulatli. let tta* think lo, tha Omt UtU. alf. Tw^old be cruel to tell them I did U myself." i Blind father, who caused your sb ru heart to relent And the hasty words spokes so soon to repert? *Twas the Being who beds yoa steal eoflly up stairs, And aaatfs you hie agent to answer their prayers. tta motto AQpmusnmuo. THE ATLAN l lO' COAST-LINE P.ISSE.TGEII ROUTE. Roorganlaod Tor tbo ■ummor o± 1072. DOUBLE DAILY All Rail Connection Via Augusta,Wilmington,Ri elr mond. Au Additional Dally Oon action vis Augusta, Wilmlngtou and Portsmouth AND THE MAGNIFOINT BAY LINK BT4EAMIR8 The equipment of the Bonds of this line is firsteiasi, PULLMAN PALACE Sleeping* uara Are run upon all night trains. Double Duly Schedules jperated upon the entire route, from New Or* leans and all a sin terminal points In Alabama snd Oeorgia. By taking morning train out of Savannah Mac js and Atlanta, pasaangers connect with tho so r. w. train out of Auguste, aud can choose be wcoutbe All Bail Connection, via Richmond, or the * oute u~ CheMpeska Bay, having in th<i Utter case but OR: oight of railway travel,and ths seoond night onjey ths Luxurious Acoommodu tlon* Of the Steuucrs of that Hue. STANDARD SCALES ■ore than 350 Different Wodlllentloies. Aasms also won tsb best aiaem bioxst dsawbs. Fairbanks & Co., au MMOJBWJiV. trmw rom* 1M DalHmora rtraat. Ur" 1 SS Oajup itraet. Haw Or FAIRBAAI K8fc EWING, For sate by leading Hardware Dealers, sap 18- Are GUTHMAN A11A A8 5s. 3 OrsatU Block, Brostd Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, SOLE AQENTS FOB THE CELEBR VTED — AND THE — triump: full line of VIRGINIA SPRINGS AND EXCURSION TICKETS, ro itrurriMi uujmum For time schedules, price lists, snd all dealt - i InformsUou, apply to fullowlug named Agents of the line: T. LYONS, Agent; M. 3. O'CONNOR, Traveling Agent, Augusts; A 0. LADD, Agent, Atlanta; DEN MOCK, Southern Agent, Montgomery, * Alabama. A. POPE, General Passenger Agent. Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. Change of Schedule. (SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 Mscom k Uscmswics Railroad Comfanv.J Maoom, Qa.. November 10,107'i. ) ► N AND AFTER WEDNEBDAY, NOV. 81, lb7/, trains on this road will run as follows: DAY PAS3KNQER TRAIN, DAILY (8USDAYS EX CEPTED.) Leave Macon 9:18 A.M. Arrive st Jesup «:C0 P. M. Arrive at Brunswick 10:00 V. M. Leave Brunswick 4:90 A.M. Arrive st Jsaup 6:48 A. M. Arrive at Macon 8:28 P. II. NlbHT PASSENGER TRAINS. DAILY. i Macon 8:00 PM a st Jeeup 6.-00 A M Arrive st bavanuah 8:30 A M Leave Savannah. 7:30 P M Leava Jsaup ll:10PM Arrive at Mscou..... 7:48 A h» Both day and night trains connect closely at Jaa sup with trains to sad from Florida. Laava Macon 3:00 PM Arrive at Hawklnsvllla .6:30 P M Laava 6 83 A M Arrive at Macon. 10:88 AM nol9-tf Change of Schedule. Southern Mail Steamship Line rno WILMINOTOK, If. 0.—1. comvottd of two T vir.t oum sv*mii>a.., or «ootoM ««*, *u- '“IKdTh DOM. **For r*to. on Gonanl UerahwldlM, Colton, 0hwjt- Ini. «ta.. .only to W- L. JunM. Oon«Ml Agont, FbU- JSlphlA- worth. Worth, A,onto. WUinln»lon.N.O„ Poo., Oonor.' rrolght Agent. W., 0. * A. * Wilmington, M. 0. -*5L 3 ±- 1829. CHASTER FEHPETCAL 1872. FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO. PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL t 400,000 00 Areraad Surplus and Prc- miuma «,0I6,310 68 Cask Assets, November 3(1, $3,310,34(1 88 lUatest Styles and Patterns SUPERB PARLOR SUITS Elegant Chamber Suits, Handsome atloniic Const Lint fionu. The “ Atlantic Coast Line ” Freight Route -VIA- WILM1NGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA TO AND FPOM BALTIMORE, PUlLAItELPUiA, JtEtr TOtlH, 1UOSTOJT, | Atul oil Eastern Cities, and all Points South and Southwest, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilminsrton, Co lumbia & Anaus*n Railways and their Connections. A n kktivxlv new line ov iniiependkt cunnectiuni raou Tin*. WaTKBv , Wilmington. K. O.. mid Portamonth. Vk. told of unbroken nog. fr * llmlogton trtounortlng Frelpht, without trwito.r or detention, to told from to I Interior point. Themanagemejit of this line presents its advantages to the Southern Public upon the atsuraneeoi cate ful and nuick transportation, uniform rates with all competing lines, the lowest current Insurance, aud tr perfect a system rf Steamship connections st Northern Porte, as to enable bills of lading to be signed ar C ffOGdttfor warded dally, by one or the other of our routes over both of which EXPRESS TlU IN TrKspob TATION is given 'o Columbia, 8. C-. and Auguste, Ga., there oonnicUpg with fast Freight Schedules to tei minal points. Observe the Following 1 Excelleut Hcheduie ol Cou* neotion* VIA. Wilminsrton and Hteumshlp Linos: With BALTIMORE—By the Southern Steamship Oo/s Steamers, Luche, Bebeoos, Clyde, Bolivar, mvIl each port every five days, Andrews A Co., Agents 78 Smith’* Wharf, Baltimore. With PHILADELPHIA—Southern Mail Steamship Company’s Steamer, Pioneer, Leaving each 'I ery ten days, W. L. James, General Agent, 18U South 9d Street, Philadelphia. Also, Ihrengh Andrews j.’s Baltimore line with Huriver’s Daily Pro;jeller Line; wlttout dray age In Baltimore. With NEW YORK—Lorillsrd's Steamship Liue of First Class Ireu Steamers, Benefactor, Regulator. Vd unteer, Psuite and two additional ships now building, leaving each port every four days, H. 8. Ohl, Akol \ "ier 33 Eaet River. Wilmington and Atlantic Steaiuabip Company's Steamers Metropolis au; Kauaioi eavlng each poi t weekly Washington k Co., Agents, 173 Greenwich street. Pier 12 North River. The Stesmshipf of these Jnes being built exclusively for freight transportation carry s’l classes of frolgb In unlimited qus’ititles. Via Fortamoutli and Inland ikli- - Ziiuc With BALTIMORE-Vis Bay Line Steamers, Dull/ R. L. Poor, General gent, Union Dock. 0. Fits* aid, Contracting Agent, 134 Went Baltimore street, Baltimore, • With PHILADELPHIA—Annamegaic Line, Tn-Weekly, John 8. Wilson. General Agent 44 South 6th e L Philadelphia. OJvde k Co.’s steamers, semi-weekly, Clyde k Co., Agents, 12th South Delaware Aven'nv Philadelphia. With NEW YORK—Old Dominion Steamship Company's magnificent Steamers, Wysno) e, Niagara, Issss Bell, Saratoga, Hr Reran, old Dominion, having a capacity o! 18,000 bales of cotton per week, leaving each port Tri-Weekly all the year rouud, snd oftener if necessity demands. Ft eights received daily It aw Broadway. 187 Gioenwich street, Pier 37 North River. With BOSTON -Via Boston aud Norfolk Steamship Company’s Steamers, leaving each p Jrt Tri-Week h E. Sampson, General Agent, 63 Central Wharf, Boston. * With these perfect 8teaiuship connections, freights sre not exposed to thi risks ol weather or draysri translcrs; Through Bills of Lading sre issued io all points common to competing lines. Bates, classifies tion, shipping directions, tags, stencil plates, Ac., furnished on application to the nnderslgued or Agonti named. Mark your geods via “Portsmouth and Wilmington," or via "Sle unships to Wilmington," m yor may prefer, and direct bills of lading to bo forwarded to A. Porn, Gener I Freight Agent, at Wilminalot N. G., snd they will avoid all detention. The following Southern Agent * of the Line can 1 ornish all nr< essary information, aa well, al*o, as agents st railway stations: T. O. James, Traveling Agent, ColumLis. 8. 0.: J. A. Hadlee, Traveling Agent, Charlotte, N. C.; T. Lions, Local Agent, Auguste, Oa.; A.C. Lann Local Agent Atlanta, Ga.; Ben Mock, Southern Freight and Passenger Agent, Montgomery, Ala. AS- AU claims for loss, damage and overcharge piomptly investigated and settled by the underslgue 1 feb27dtf A. POPE, General Freight Agent. Dining-Room Suits, Furniture, Office And Every other Description of Furniture. From the Highest Grade to the Lowest- Aud Consists of Every Article of Furniture Acquired to Furn ish a House or Office Complete, all of which Prices Lower than Ever Offered Before. The Scoinjiu Rolling Rill Company Mann tact urers of Merchum and Uui Iron, FISH BAR, SPIKES, BOLTS, NUTS, Etc. LARGE 8T0CB CONSTANTLY ON HAND. AND ORPEJ.S PROMPTLY FILLED. Re-Rolled Iron Rails, Warranted Equa' 10 AN! MADE. A LIJfiTED gOASTITT OF NEW BAILS HADE ON SHOBI NOTIC Southern Railroad men are especially Incited to call at o U'orks, anil examine the Quality of our Rails,and the way that they are Manufactured. Capacity of the Works, 15,000 Tons per Ann We are now Making abonl ha f this Quantity. Office and Warehouse at tlio Works. L. Scofield, Pres’t and Treas. L. Scofield, Jr„ Sec’y- ATLANTA, da. OUB STOCK COMPRISES: All Kinds of Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, in Maple, Oak and Walnut, with Rocking Chairs of eyery description to match, also Children’s Chairs of every description. Premium,, Oct., 187a t S»a,t80 TO Premium*, Nor., 187S 301,STO 04 BimULATTB- Amottttt Insured In Darned Dlitrtet, Doelon Amount In.nrcd on Uut- «hlti. of nmi ENGLISH BAKING POWDERS XGM3H AND FL1V0RISU EXTRACTS _ Brrad Md Biscuits, A BETTER ABTIuLX THAN ANY IN THE MARKET, having ths quaUUvs of ths teat Baking Powdsrs sad Ysst corablnsd. snd rscomasudsd by all smiasat English PbyMctens. Brosd mods from ths EaXGUSH BAKING POWDERS «• bs bsksd at oass, or may rsarala la tbs dough forty-a|gbt boars, sad is gusraatsad to tasks SS good Braador Etesuilsaatf usa4 fwsAtelsiy after *teiag. tad Is wmrraBteA tkos firom ibs dste- terioas sffsots of Baking Powdsn guasrsUy. bstag minutestnrad trosa tertetiy para tagradtente. sad matter tbs supsrvlslsa of ooaof tbsbsst Engiisi ssd Draf|isls. WEST A EDWARDS. W. W. COMPTON Z. J. PHILLIP*. W. L. HUBBABD k 00., MAE A WADF AUulS, • br Us tsltsd Itetss, 191 DU ASM IT H BET, V, ASTEU lSSFSrOmTSTIOF, > Atlaxia, Qa., Nov. 6, llTS.) On AND AFTER SUNDAY, lOni INSTANT, Night PasoeEger Trains Inward Will lssva Cbsttenoogs..... t. Arrtvsla Attenu .1:18 A. Day roiaeager Train Inward Will Isa vs Ohsttaaooga * 1:00 a. m. Aral vs la Atisota. 8:16 a. m. Dolton Accommodation tar NochAUgs in outward Scbsdutes. K. B. WALEEB. Atlanta & New Orleans SHORT T iTJTB- OFFICE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT. I __ ATUWi, Doesmbsr 14. 1878. j T>REPARATIONS aim bow bstag psrfsctsd to so- XT rnai sin lists sil dsslrtag to sttsal tbs MsnU Gras fastivsl si Nsw (ktesasTssrly tn Fsbrusry. Pul huso’s OGtsc PaMes Cats wtii tests AtlMte ^sad sTsate*. sad rma through to Nsw Or* scbsdmte, lh, will bs anaiwiBosd sisasatly Ej. ^ W. J. NOUBTON, It hts been definitely sscertxiued that $2,000 will oovor sll claims upon the last item, white sslvsgs si- rosdy determined indicate s not loss of not ovor 8400,000. Alfred G. Baker, Pres’t GKORGK FAL.ES, Vice Prcsldsut. J. \Va McALLISTEH, Sccowd Vico President. TftlEO. M. UEGER, Secretary. SAM’L W. KAY, Assistant Secretary. J. D. MORGAN, Special A|«nt Je W. COCHRAN A SONS, Osn’l ftnU. W. P. PATILLO, i(snt, NOT1CK To Passenaers WESTERN AATL, ANTIC R.R-Ca ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 23, 1 73 Fare Paid on Trains I. un.-Hnir Cant par MU. am (tom whan Tlek.u nr* Bnqkl .f U. Afantto xxfiiia Trundle Beds, Turned Posts, Arched Top and Corinthian Cottage Bedsteads, Black Walnut, Mahogany and ltosewood French Bcadstcads, Spring Beds, Cribs, Cradles, Couches and Cots. JAMES A. GRAY Ac OO., Wholesale, JO B Retail, * Y G and Importers O O I> N oi Black Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus, Sideboards and Sec retaries, Black Walnut ana Mahogany Extension, Centre and Card Tables. Oak and Black Walnut Office and Library Chairs, Office Desks and Office Furniture of all kinds. 194 and 196 BROAL STREET. AUGUSTA, Ga- rpAKE PLEASURE in informing their friends, through the medium of The Ai- A lanta Sun, that they have moved into their new store, especially erected by themselves, for the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS. Having fonr floors 12dx41 feet, or twenty thousand five hundred superficial fi.ct ol flooring for the arrangement and display of tLv r magnificent stock, which has hern EXCLUSIVELY PURCHASED FOR CASH From auction, and the largest manufacturers and importers iu the United Slates, theroliy saving all jobbers’ and middle men’s profits. We would confidently assett to merchants desirous of laying in small supplies, that we will willingly duplicate any bill purchas d in Hew York to two oi three thousand dollars, if they will only caiculato the necessary expenses of going after them. Goods Sold, Payable the First of Novembei next, on Oitv Acceptances. m2idi.T-.um- James A O -uy Ac. Oo Minnone-- Looking Glasses, all sizes, in Black Walnut, Mahogany, Gilt Band and Full Gilt aorAsi.. Sofas, Tetc-a-Tetes’and Lounges, Easy and Parlor Chairs, in Damask and Hair Cloth. COTTAOD MXTXVB— Cottage Chamber Sets, Painted and in Oak, Black Walnut, Mahogany or ltosewood. TABLES” Black Walnut, Cherry aud Pine Leaf Tables, Work and Sa loon Tables. — WAMBMTANSS- Black Walnut, Mahogany and Pine Washstands, Single, Double, and Enclosed, with and without Marble. • Also the most beautiful assortment of Music Stands, FJow- cr Stands, Imported Flowers and Brackets of various kinds. Tho Ladle, are respcotlUUy Invited to Call and examine tluo grand display of French Flowers, which are of our, own direct lmportution. Call and Examine'at^our Ware Rooms, Note 7 ft 9 James’ Bank Block, WhltohAU Stroet, iruw», m, TCBKINO—STEEL OAST- AVEBV, PKEKSXIIX, EXCELSIOB. WAIT, BBI SLEV, DIXIE, CU»EU EDDY. SUU801LING—lfINETt’8, MURFEK’8, PEF.KSKILI^ FARQUBAR’S, AND A VARIETY OF SWIVEL OB HIUNIDB TURNERS. . The shove includes those Flovre most prominent on my list lly stock !■ full, sjd I am selling th lowest cash prices. ... _ . _ FIELD SEEDS—Cover, Grass, Barley, Rye. Best Seed Wheats, Tappshanno.-k a id others. Red Rue Proof Oats. A full description and “*~* **“ SnodAssor to Tcboln d price list given on application. k Wilson, snd P. W. J. Echols, 1 HUNNICUTT & BELLLNGRATHS NO. O MARI13TTA STRUIIT, DBAtiBiis xnr H ANQia, STOVES, FUBNACES, and Orates, Slate and Marbleized Iron Mantles, Tinners’ Trimmings, Steam snd Oas Fittings, Steam Whistles, Ganges, Globe Valves, and Oil Cups. n'RotauT iro.t pipe eor Steam, Gas and Water 1 Lift A Force Pnm r s,Rubber Hose,TinPlatc, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead, Copper, Zine, A-o. The Finest and Best Assortments of Oos Fixtures in the South, consisting of Chandeliers, Pendants. Brackets, Hall Lights POXITABXiXl IiIOaa-a’S* oto., oto A Superior Supply of Plumbers’ Brass Goods, Wash Basins, Marble Slabs Water Closets, eto., xspt constantly on hand. Also, PEUMMERS,STEAMK OASFITTERAS MANUFACTURER of the Celebrated Concrete Sewer Pipe, from four to twenty-eight inches diameter. THE MANUFACTURE of Galvanized Sheet Iron Cornice, Window Ceps, Door Heads, Ac., made a specialty. CONTRACTORS fer Tin and Iron BooCng. Agents for Knowles’Steam Pomp. Agents for the Maoon PortableGaaMachine,the only reliable GssMaehice known B xnr jrtTNNIOTJTT AO BlBT.TiCT&I Columbia Cook Stove®. |th£ vekv best baking stove tn the market.