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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 28, 1875.
WIT All UfM.
—A Northern ootomponrj ear* that
be spalling fnrore damonstrataa bow lit
is Americans Noah Webstar.
—Said an Irish jostios to an obstreper-
0 ns prisoner on trial: “We want nothing
but silanoe, and bat Uttla ot that.”
—A correspondent sake os where wo
got the word “inooDgraTiaL” Caught it
at the North pole wiping its noaa with a
■now ball.—Courier Journal.
—A one-eyed San Francisco girl adver
tises for a haabend afflicted in the came
way. She don't mean to be twitted on
her deformity after the honeymoon.
—Big Cow, a ohief in the Arapahoee, is
even net high in his moccasins. Whan
he adds to the altitude by getting high on
post-trader'a whiskey, hie scalp-look chafes
he stars.
—Said an ambitions Philadelphia wife
to her slew-going husband the other day,
“Why can’t yon distinguish yourself in
some war ? Better be a great defaulter
than nothing.”
—A yloHtn of Dr. Greeley’s hand-wri
ting says: “If Horaoe had written that
inscription on the wall in Babylon, Bel-
■hazier would have been a good deal more
seared than be was.”
—An economical Connecticut girl re
fused to be married by the elergyman ot
her lover's church because another parson
owed her $2 for knitting stookings, and
was too poor to pay cash.
—Aeandidate for office in Mississippi
informs hia fellow citizens that, “at the
earnest solicitation of my wife and
daughters, I have consented to become a
candidate for County Treasurer."
—Bays the Detroit Fret Prete: “One
reason why the Smell Talk man of the
Courier-Journal doesn't carry an um
brella is because Louisville people keep
such things chained to their arms.”
—A subscriber to a Southwestern news
paper died recently, leaving four years
subscription unpaid. The editor ap
peared at the grave and deposited in the
coffin a palm leaf fan, a linen coat and a
thermometer.
—“And where were yon last night,
sir?" inquired Mrs. Fergnaien of nor
truant husband. “My dear," says Mr.
Ferguson, with a placid smile, “permit
me. to insist upon my right to be reason
ably ignorant.'—Rochetter Democrat and
Chromate.
—A negro woman was relating her ex
perienoe to a gapiug congregation of
uolor, and among other things she said
she had been iu heaven. One of the la
dies of oolor asked her, “Sister, did you
see any blsok folks up in heaves ?” “Oh,
get out 1 you s'pose I go in de kitchen
when I was dar?"
—If tbs spelling mania isn't on red soon
our whole Bocial fabrio will tumble. “He
is a nioe sort of a boy,” said a yonng lady
yesterday, as she rolled np his photo
graph and engagement ring for returning
them, “but no well-bronght-up girl oan
be expeoted to ding to a man who spells
confectionory with an a.”
—The meanest man in Oakland, Cal
lives on Jackson street. He cute the ao-
connts of the Beecher scandal out of the
paper every morning and hides them in
the Bible, to keep his wife and mother-
in-law from reading them. He aays “they
never look in that book,” and he tells
them “the dog chaws the paper fall of
holes.”
—Bays the San Antonio Herald: Here
after we shall publish a list of the names
of those who go-a-fishing on the Lord's
day and fail to send us a string of trout.
Perch and auokera have too many bones
in them to allow ns to forget that the
moral element of our population look to
the press to eradicate this growing dese
cration of the Sabbath.
—Bill Smikes oame home mellow the
other night, and when his wife eeked him
what ailed him, be said he had gone to
the spelling school and had (hie) got fonl
of hip-pip—poppo—poppo—hip-popity—
hip-por—hippity-hop—himus—bfppi-mus
—hip—hip—btppitymns— hlpopyttmus—
or some snob (hie) oonfonnded word, and
it had given him one of his “spells.”—
Saratogian.
—Maud (with muoh sympathy in her
voice), “Only fanoy Mamma, Unde Jack
tood 11s to a pioture gallery in Bond street,
and there we saw a pioture of a lot of
early Christians, poor dean, who’d been
thrown to a lot or lions and tigers, and
were devouring them!” Ethel (withstill
more sympathy), “Yea, and Mamma dear,
there was one poor tiger that hadn't got
Christian 1"—Punch
—We have it that this morning a gen
tleman invited a gentleman friend np to
the bar in a prominent saloon in this city,
and says, “What'll yon have ?” The re-
ply was, “A corner lot in the graveyard.'
The gentleman who did the inviting, be
ing innoeent, not having been around
muoh, asked for an explanation. “Why,”
says the guest, “that means whiskey.
The other man was so atrnek with the
force of the reply, that he went ont of
the saloon as soon as he got through
drinking.
•eellea wf the Beecher Trial.
Miaodsburg (O.) Bulletin, uth.
Q —Do yon drink tea or oofae at break'
fast? A.—Sometimes one, sometimes the
other,and soinetimee both.
Q —What did yon drink for breakfast,
April 1,18G1 ? A.—I do not remember.
Q.—Oh, you don’t remember. Now,
do you not know that you drank coffee
at breakfast that morning? A —I do
not.
Q.—Well, do yon think you drank
ooffee and have forgotten it? A.—If I
drank ooffee on that ooosaion, I oertainly
have forgotten it.
Q.—Can you swear it was not ooffoe?
A.—I can awear I do not reoollaot.
Q —Did yon nae sugar and cream
A —I may have used one or both
Lei 1 her.
Q.—Ah, ha—yes; did yon lick theapoon
after sweetening your drink? A.—Can't
say positively.
Q-—Urn—oan’t say; did yon stir
with a spoon or yonr finger; and if
which finger? A.—Have no recollection
of any anoh ciroumatanoe, sir.
Q —Haven’t ? A. —Have not—no, sir
not the slightest.
> Q—Be careful, sir. Perhaps I oan
refresh your memory. A.—Perhaps yon
oan. [Here another jnror tumbled ot his
seat,with his teeth set, and frothing
the month.]
Utiu c. uvy, 4IU,
Attesuaejr asd owstasellwr art lew.
OoasmiasMer of Deeds'll. T. Sad other States,
hoe ever Oesraia Heme Insusaass Os,
Special attention given to oolieeUeua.
rmetioea la ■law aat Pederal Ooerta la Seorsta
sad Alabama.
Offise US Steed Oelawtus, Qa. jm
Maas «. lumroaa. Lome r. Sesaess.
■uinress * uabbabd.
Attorneys nod Cawaaellors at haw.
Me. «7 Broad street, ever Wlttlek A Ba
sel's Jewelry Store.
'IHjreetlee la tke Stele aad Federal Courts.
O. a. LSUVM,
Watchmaker,
1J4 Bread street, Calnabai, da.
Watches sad Clocks repaired la the best sea
aer sod werraated. jell
uim it. wATtnaiB.
Attorney at Law.
Off.' - iver wutkh A Kissel's.
«KK»AL flttTKL.
ISO am* Ida Broad »t., Celumbsu, Ida.
Mae. S. C. Woldsi Dos,
Proprietress.
▲a ▲. MlUtt,
DE. I. B. LAW.
Otto# corner Breed end Randolph streets, Burma'
building;.
Residence os Forsyth, three deora below It, Clair.
Jui
DR. JAB. T. WARNOCE,
InrgMa and Physician.
(Mica Slaughter'd Drag Store, Reilroed street.
L V. MWIUD,
8. Con’r end Register la lukragtef. C
ov*)| over Brook*’ Drag Store, Columbus, i
B. J. BOIB8,
Attnrmey aad Caamallar a* Un,
rale Howe luvaaoe Company building, aw
Bt* ljrj oadatorj.
Grootif.
DAM'i Be BIBB,
SW No chars, lor drays...
S. H. HAMILTON,
Whalsaala aad detail Hracer.
HIRES DOZIER,
Attornuy at Law,
HAMILTON, OA.,
117ILL practice la the Chattahoochee Circuit
w or, %;
Watchmakers.
Tin end Coppersmiths.
Assignees’ Sale.
ory, without reservation, in front of Allis A
Harrison’s Auction Room, In tho citj of
(Jolumbus, Ga., the following artlolea which
wara left with John King, In pawn by sundry
P YaSid Hunting Case Watch and Chain.
WM. BBS*
Warkar In Tin, Bhaat Iran, Dappat.
Orders from abroad promptly attended te.
)al Re. 174. Broad 8treet-
Dentists.
w. Wo TiURiu,
DaatUt,
Opposite Strapper's building, Raadolph 81.
COLUMBIA DENTAL BOOH8,
W. T. Pool, Frop’r,
George Home Building, Ooluabma Georgia.
* Tailors.
Q. A. KUCHMB,
Hsishut Teller and Cutter,
ft full stoek of french and Buglish Broadcloths
Caeeiiaerve and Ysetlagt.
sprit No. 134 Broad Street
HENRY BELLMAN.
Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing
Done la the beet style.
*pr241 Corner Crawford eud Front fits.
Droee-Maklnai.
■Ill M. A. RftLUMGIWftBTH,
Droes-Making, Ontting aad lltlog. Tern* cheap.
Resideaoe aaeshop la Browaevllle.
unv16
Piano Tunlnsc, Oo.
E. W. BLAU,
Repairer aad Toner of flaaees, Organa nod
Aooordeens. Sira Palo ting aleo dose.
Older* nay be be left at J. W. Fee** k Kerman’s
Book Store. eepft
Cun end Locksmiths.
PHILIP RIP LEE,
Qua aad Leekewith, Crawford street, next te
Johnaon’o corner, Columbia, Ga. Jal
WILLIAM lOHftBEB,
Qua aad Loeksmith aad dealer la Gunning Me-
Uriels. Bast of Btrupyer'i Ocoftctiooary
Fresh Moats.
tl. W. PATRICK,
■tolla Mo. 1ft and IB, Market Heeie.
Freeh Menu of every kind aad beet quality.
Jail always ou hand.
J. X. COOK.
frmk Mteta ot All Klmtte,
top* (tall. •«. It ui 17.
Oarbor Shops.
BR. TERRY, Barber,
Crawford It., under Esakis House, Columbus, Ga.
deoil
Builders and Architects.
Mo «. CHALHEB8,
HOMO Carpanler aad Bnlldar.
Jobblag done at short notice.
Pleas aad apeclAcetloaa furnished far all styl<
of buildings
Broad Btreat, next te O. W. Brown's,
Onlamhns. Oa.
Livery and dele Stables.
BOBEBT THOMPSON,
Livery, Bala and Biol—|Q Itaklea.
OauTuoara, Roar a op BaROOivn Bta.,
octao Columbus, Oa
Painters.
WM. SNOW. JR., A CO*
Homao and Ilya Palatare.
Old Oglethorpa oorner, (Just north of postofleo)
Columbus, Georgia.
Will ooutract for Uoaeo aad Sign Painting
saustkeliea.
SB
reasonable jarices, and gaaraatee a
Reflsr to Wa. gaow. Hr.
Tobacco, Clears, as.
MAIN* NBA.
If you want to enjoy a good a—ko, go to kls
lifer Manufactory,
Between Georgia Home aad Maocofoe Horn*
Cotton Factories.
'Hotel.
Rew Advertisements.
Doctors.
‘ssLfui
WALKER,Erie, Pa. «w
QQA Daily te AgaaU. U new artl-
. Ucloaand thabast Famtly Paper In
1 America, with two Aft ohroMoa, Prao AM.M’F’G
Oi»,aoo Broadway, Now York. 4s
I rpcc SAMPLES' to Agents. XAdloa*
rnLL VawklaaUtn Kaadlo-kook,
with Chromos. Bond sump. F P GLUCK,
Now Bedford, Mass. 4w
RAILROADS.
OPELIKA DIRECTORY.
Of any and every kind Bond etatnpj^^^
nr OiiiloitM. AMrin Onst Wsshie Oae
afrbMWsin, piTTSStinon,
Doctors.
Hotels.
ADAMN UUl'IX.
I you go to Opelika, be sore to atop at
Adam llonse, opposite Passenger Depot.
Coughs, Colds, Hosrssness,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
TJmae
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
PUT UP ONLY IN BLUB HOEES.
TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Bold by Drngidats generally, and
WM.r KIDDER A OUa, New York.
LAWYERS.
CHRISTIAN HARMONY,
Bv Wa. Waluu, A. 8 H.
lalendftd Mmole Bask upan as NEW,
ATVBAL and BANT syatani, by
kick any ana may lemm to KRAI)
MUSIC mmd to SING Im ONE FOURTH
mo roqmtrod by Iks old mutft*
Designed for CHOIRS, SINGING
SCHOOLS and MUSICAL SOCIETIES
Liberal Inducements to Untie Teachert. Sited'
n pages nailed Ikes. MILLKR'H HI-
J.«T AND PUBLINIIING 1IOUMK,
HOB and 1104 Sonsom St., Philadelphia, Pa.
4w
FOR SALE AND RENT
1 “
Open Fact
Lady’s
1 Bat Jewelry, “Garnet and Pearl,’
1 Silver Tea Sat.
1 Case Knives.
8 Brooch-Loading Shot-Gaol.
At the seme time and place wo will also sell
all the Notes, Aooountsand Executions belong-
said John King. Tarn* cash.
»above artloles and a list of tho notes and
aplt td
junn rn&Buui,
W. L. SALISBURY,
Assignees John King, Hankrupt.
HAVE TOC TRIED
JURUBEBA?
ARB YOU
Weak, Norvout, or Dobllitalotl ?
ni eking?
Than trjr JUBUBEBA, the wouderfal
id Invigorator, which acts so beneflcinlly
k relive organs as to (apart vigor to all
.— forces.
It i» ho alcoholic appetiser, which stimulates
for a short time, only to let the sufferer fall to a
lower depth of misery, but It Is a veg<'
acting directly oa the lifer aad aplesa.
It regulatss (ha Bswels, quiets the
nerves, aud gives such a healthy tone to the whole
system us to soon make the invalid feel like a new
person.
Un epcratlsa In mot wlolomt. hut is
cliaractermed by great gentleness; tho patient ex-
terluucee no sudden change, no marked results,
tut gradually his troibles
“Fold their teats. Ilka ths Arabs,
Aud silently steal away.**
This is uo new aud untried discovery, bnt has
boon long unud with wonderful remadUu results,
i pruuouuced by the highest msdloal author!-
"the most powerful tonle and altsratlvs
known."
Ask your druggist for It.
For sale by WM. ». KlDDKR ft 00.,
lw Now York.
A 8*f* Inveetment, and One thit
Will Pay.
HE subscriber being oompcllsd to remove
_ his residonoe lr«<m Columbus within a lim
ited period, will dispose of all of htr Columbus
rsal estate, at a low price and on liberal tr
He particularly oalli the attention of ....
chasers to city lot No. 72,ioorner Broad an l
Crawford streets, the former site of
the old “Columbus Hotel,” but now
popularly known as the Jake Burrus
icr. The lot fronts nearly 160 feet
both Broad and Crawford street*, and
eould give front on et her street to six large and
commodious stores, with public halls, rooms
Ao , overhead. Tho most suitable time to ereot
buildings for oeoupaney next October Is non
at hand:; labor and maUrialaare cheap. The
lot It the most ellglols for the purpose Indi
cated In tke city, and to any one with sufficient
nerve of brain and pocket, the opportunity to
realise a fortune is offered. Apply to
10 eodtf JOS. E. WEBST1
asst una uiuutui iu noap
^employed person between
60 should take an agency *—
traled Weekly, a large, sparkling, literary and
family paper, <ft2 60 a year); pure. Instructive
and amusing; half of tta page* tail of haantliul
pictures, the other half containing the choicest
reading matter. J aim P autoh, contributing
... *•-- English paper, ths
Kewt, it Is highly moral, but
in and non-political. During
is, and
For 8aie.
Tkyf Y FARM known ns ths Thompson mm
JXL place, VA miles east or Box Springs
on Musoogec Railroad, consisting of
acres 300 cleared, and balance well timbered
and naareet the depot. Mr. Tom Persons now
known at my law o
octaft dfcwtf
DRUCCISTS.
DRUGS
AND
MEDICINES
rpHE undersigned offers for sals, at Chap*
I man’s old stand, Randolph street,
Freeh Drag• and Medicines. Perfumery,
Soap*, Brashes and ether Toilet Artloles ;
Pare Liquors, Lamp Goods,
tnd all ouar artloles usually kept In
Retail Drug Stores.
preparation a
mhlOeodlm
tlon of Preeeripttons.
Mo M. MASON
Blue Drug Store.
- A MEANS BRANNON, AT a
bis old stand, is increasingfB
YM his stock or DRUGS dally, and lslM
Ok now prepared to furnish Columbus AJM
and vlelnlty with anything in his line at
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL.
PURE AND RELIABLE DHUOS.
Call and see him at 18A Broad Street.
HOOTS AND SHOES.
Seasonable Spring Goods.
Durabl*, flu* • fitting, low - prioad
Draaa and Walking Boot* for
Ladiot, Miaaoa and Children.
Children and Infanta’ Ankl* Tiaa and
Slippara,
In all dMlrnbl. color*.
Oontlamon'a Fin* Sho**—atylUh, du
rable, comfortable.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Substantial Work for Plantation Wear,
AND A
Full Stock of all tha desirable stylet attrac
tiva to all classes of buyers.
WELLS A CURTIS.
No. 73 Broad St
novll if Sign of the Rig Boot.
HERRING’S
Patent Champion Safes,
ESTABLISHED MOKE THAN A THIRD
UP AUENTURY,
REDUCED IN PRICE.
ALSO TWO HUNDRED SECOND-HAND
SAFES FOR SALS AT VERY
LOW PRICES.
HERRING & GO.,
asoaaasss IMABWAY, Near Turk
MaaSMavnnm ST., Beelea'
I fab IS deodSa
I W. W. SHARPE & CO.,
I Publisher*’ Agent*
1 Mo. M Park How, Maw York,
I Are aatfeerlnd to (leelnwl tof Ad-
I vadtilaf la —r pupae,
I -»M if
Oo.. AtkMa, <
( _ Day to Ladleeor Oente. Patent
oveUlae. Addree* H. D. Brier A
Shaetings, Bhlrtinge, and Sawing Mid
Knitting Thrand*
Card* Wool aad Grind* Wheat and Corn-
Offlc* in rear of VUtick k KIdmI'b, Baodolph at.
Jam B. H. CHILTON, PraeMenl.
MUftMMMftEE HAIUFALTIJBINU CM.
MaouAclar«n of
8UKHTIKQ8, BUIRT1NQB,
YARN, R0PB, A*.
OOLUMBUB, QA.
(I.P. BWIFT, Pr**id*at.
W. A. 8WIVT, hcNUr; k Troaearar. ooUl ly.
Boot and Shoemaker*
WELL* a CURTIS,
X*. TS Brood St., Sigu ml the Big Boot
DBAUUU IN
REAL E8TATE_AGENTS
JOHN BLACKMAK
Naxi to Freer, Illge. A Co., St. OUlr Street,
Colnnebne, Ua.
Raal Estate, Brokerage and In
auronoo Agent.
aeraa, ar ruuieeion,
..beat,
J.asa 1
HIDES.
Glra prompt eud earoffil uttouttea to ordora
b^ ull; poj tb. k%haat market prto. (or
N.*B.—Plaatanra’ Hair alwa/a on baud.
JT*
REMOVAL.
M. M. HIRSCH
bab nxnovxn to me old stand on
CRAWFORD STREET
Near Alabama Warehouse,
"XTrHEHE ho wilt oontlBU* to pay tlgheet
W prteea (or
Bags, Hidey, Fora and Wax,
and wilt tall
RARER at Loweet Rate*
frugift Jnmodiy
O N end after this day Rates of Paeioge will
be ae follow*:
BETWEEN
Columbus and Port «Itehell to
* NU0kOllB.ee. (ft
* Perkin* Tft
‘ Scale 1 00
11 Hatehechubbee .180
‘ Black 1 60
1 Ilurtville 1 T6
* Ouerryton I 00
'* SuflpenBlon 8 80
11 Chunnennggee 8 40
>€ Union Sprlngi 8 7o
4 Thomaa 8 86
11 Lin wood 8 60
'* Troy 8 7ft
MILEAGE TICKETS.
D. E. WILLIAMS, G. T. A.
GOING NORTH OR EAST
Via tho Va. Midland.
Spring! of Virginia.
G. J. FOREACRE.
Gen’l Manager, Alexandria, Va.
W. D. CHIPLEY,
Gen’l Soatkern Agt., Atlanta, Go.
apt if
0 MAKE *•
ENOUGH
♦a
MONEY
V.
editor. 1-lko the
London llluxtraied
entirely uaeeeftarlan and non-poll
the year It furnUhe* over MOJ picture!, am
the equal of 8 large octavo volumes of reading
matter. Btgivwaaxwmyr, extra each week,
a large engraving (68 a year),ilie 17x84 Inches.
These are exqutlte fee timUoe of the first steel
.— tinted paper, with ma~
ng, ana are truly a Ai
year. IMMm, each ■absorib
_ . rUh the chrome “Gold Fl*h,
Fruits and Flowers,***lie 8x8 U feet, in 87 oil
oolurs, painted by Ramsey. Hof only the largett
ondjlnetl premium ever given, but the most won
derfully beautiful chroma ever produced. Jt Is
it the payer for which everybody hat been wail-
1—larger and finer than any other, at half
b usual oo*t. lie sueesss (nearly 1000 >ab-
lbcrs a day being received) proves this. So
ooraplete, bo progressive, so full of useful as
well as entertaining matter Is this paper, that
we venture to assert that to every tain king,
observant American, a year’s subscript Ion
'so t 10 60) f“ * * —*
tty dollars.
unequalled. ....
nu need lutcei*. Every good Amerio&n takes
r ;aln—and thus suits the hard times. It sells
tself He quick, If you Want an agenoy. This
time of the year nny agent eon make irom $10
to ft :0 per day. Seud three stamps for speci
mens and liberal terms, - with reports from
agents, sabserlbers, and press notloee; or, bet
ter yet, to save time, sand 48 60 at once fora
complete outfit, and make ftlOO while yon would
other vise be waiting. You are sure to take
hold nny how. Money refunded if nol perfectly
eatl't/ic-i, or if the territory yon want Is already
occupied. Address all oruer* for spectmeun,
subset lptlons, or outfits to T* K. ItlOOHE,
Publisher “The Illustrated Weekly,” P O Box
646“, No. II Day St., New York 4w
-- , _ MBjrflatg
all spirituous liquors as “Wet Damnation.* 1
Poor lellow; he knew whereof he spake, by sad
experienoe, and If living, would apply the same
to Alcoholic bxcltants, advertised ae Curtails.
Rut there la cne Tonlo and Alterative In dist
ance—the best the world has ever known—
which contains no aleobol. It Is Da. Walk
ku'e Califobria VirxGau Bittxrs.
4w
New Advertisement*.
SHARPS RIFLE COMPANY,
Manufacturers of Patent Breeeb-leadlng, Mil*
Itary, Sport ng and Creedmeor Blfiea. Tke
keel lu the werld Winner at Interna-
ly all other prlaelpal i
(See Official Record.)
~,.w. js, ftSOto ftM: Creed moor a
with elevations for 1300 yards, ftoo to ftl86.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Armory and
Office, Hartford, Conn.
E. G. WESTOOTT, Pree»t.
N.IP. BURNHAM 8IW
TURBINE
Water-Wheel
was aalretrd 4 years ago,
and | ut to wwrlx In the Pat
ent OEcc, Washington, D.
& aad has pravetf te be the
at. lOsises made. Prices
lower than any other first class
p wheel. Pamphlet free.
N. F. BUM WHAM, York, Pa.
THE HOWE SEWING MACHETE.
First Invented and Latest Improved.
AGENTS WANTED
In all unooenpied territory. Good and roliaUo aoa will
be dealt with very liberally.
Address
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPACT,
A.tla.nta., Georgia.
SOOTS AND SHOES.
CENTHAL RAILROAD.
OLD, >
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•:16 AM
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daiBOAL BDFSaiKTENOENT'S OrriCB,
Obntkal Railxoad,
Bavaxkah, February 28, 1876,
O N AND AFTKR THIS DAY, raaseugor
Trains on the Georgia Central Railroad,
it* Branches and Connections, will ran a* fel
lows:
TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WK8T
Leave Savannah ......
leave Angusta
- rrive In Augusta
j rrivo ia Macon
Leave Macon for Coluiubus
Leave Macon fur liufaula
Leave Mar on for Atlanta
Arrive at Colombo* 1:46 AM
Arrive at Mufanla .10:60am
Arrive at Atlontn 6:08 am
COMING SOUTH AND NABT.
l.eavo Atlanta ..........10:40 t M
I >oavu Kufaula 4 00 p M
,: rrive at Macon from Atlanta 6:45 a M
Arrive at Macon from Mufaula fr.M a m
Leave Macon 0:16 a R
Arrive iu liilledgeviil 0:84 r n
Arrive iu Katouton 11:^0 r m
Let.go Augusta 0:06 A M
Arrive at Augusta...., 4:i>0 r m
Arrive at Savannah 016pm
TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND W1MT
Leave Savannah 7:16 p M
Augusta 6:10 l* M
Arrive iu Augnsta 7:00 A M
Arrive in Milledgeville 0 84pm
Arrive in Katouton 11: opm
Arrive iu Macon.... 7 4” a M
Leave Macon for Cdurabua a m
Leave Macon for Nakiila 8.0ft a M
Leave Macon for Atlanta 8:00 A M
Arrive lu Columbus 6:66 p M
Arrive iu Rufaula 6:88 p M
Arrive lu Atlanta 8:66 p M
COMING SOUTH AND NABT.
Leave Atlanta 1:00 p M
Leave Columbus 4:00 p M
Leave Kufaula 8:80 A M
Arrive in Macon from Atlanta 6:80 p M
Arrive iu Macou from Celumhue f;01 P M
Arrive lu Macon from Nufaula 6:00 r M
Leave Macou 8:16pm
Leave AngU*U 8:10 P M
Arrive in Augusta 7:00 a m
Arrive In Savannah 6:46 am
Leave Oolumbus t»'M a m
Arrive in Macon from Columbus.... 3:00 p m
Passengers for Milledgeville aud Katouton will
take train No. 8 from Savannah and Augusta, aud
train N<>. I from points on the Southwestern Rail*
road, Atlanta and Macon.
The Milledgeville and latontou train eenneets
* ts sxceptfd.
WILLIAM ROGERS,
General Suoerintondeut.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
POPE & LONG,
D SALEHS IN
[BOOTS & SHOES.
NO. 104 BROAD STREET.
•S30HS QMY SXOOH
ATLANTA NURSERIES.
SOUTHERN FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
The Atlanta Nurseries,
EVERGREEN TREES & SHRUB’Y
AND 0,000 BORER,
GREENHOUSE AND BUDDING PLANTS^c.
Catalog ua No. 1 or Fruit and Ornamental
qtalogu? No. 8 of Greenhouse and Budding
Western Railroad of Alabama.
WI8TSBN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA,
Colombo*, Qa„ Feb. 88th, 187ft.
DAILY TRAIN*.
care Columbus
Arrive at Montgomery
Arrive at Mobile
Arrlva at New Orleans....,
Arrive at Selma
Arrive at VlekBburg
Arrive at Louisville
Leave Columbus
Arrive at Atlanta
Arrive at New York
8:00 A M
1:00 am
6:10 p M
11:46 pm
18:64 pm
10:10 a M
7:16 am
11:4ft a M
7:10 PM
ft:ift P Jf
saving ft cents on a tree to out It down la ft or 4 yean, booause It
tajLjhgitaJ
i mn. variktoo.
DRY cooue.
SPRING ARRIVAL.
Largest Stock in the City.
8,000 pteoes PRINTS, 500 pleoet BLEACHED D0ME8TI0,
500 pleott COTTONADE.
50 bales CHECKS, 25 bales SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS.
25 bales 08NABURQ8.
DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS. NOnONft, HOSIERY,
HATS. CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES. Ae.
llmvlto, k*u,M l.rf.ly k.t.1. (Im l-te Mr.ic, w. an rad t.
uai ,rlv«. that CANNOT H ■KlTMurnuM.
At 'Wholesale, 103 Broad Street.
At Beta.il, 104 Broad Street.
CAWLEY & LEWIS,
> d.wiy Ooluakbua. CM*.
CROCBRtEO.
I. U POULARD
Form.rljr ot Virginia Store
NEW GROCERY
JHiSSSBS a
STORE.
POLLABD ft WAHHia,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT OOLUMBUB,
From Montgomery S:S0 p m
From Atlanta 0:87 am
OUAB. P. NALL, General Sua’t.
H. M. ABBETT, Agent. Imhfttf
Montgomery & Eufaula R. R.
Change of Sohedule,
Taking Efnot Ootobar I, l»7d.
fm
SY NEW
to- - tlolo ba lx able ar v lour Profit* im
mense. Fookage free. Address BUCKKYK
M’F’G CO., Marion, Ohio.
A DYERTlffIBI€4 * 4'hempt Good: Sys
tematic—A\l persons who esntemplate.
making contracts with newspapers for the In
sertion ofadtertlsemenfs, should tend 25 oeuts
to Geo. P. Kowell k Co., 41 Park How, N. Y.,
for their PAMPHLET-HOOK {ninety-eeventh
edition), eonUIntng lists of over 8'WO newspa
pers and estimates, showing the cost. Adver
tisements taken for leading papers In many
States at a tremendous reduction from publish
ers’ rates. Get tub book.
P 'SYCHOMANCY. or SOUL CHARM.
ING.” How elthor sex may foclnaU
an«l gain the love and aiteetlon of any person
they ehoose, Instantly. This Art all can possess,
free, by mall, for 26 cents; together with a
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladles, etc. 1000,<00 told. A queer
lK> .k. Address !r. WILLIAM A CO.. Pub’s
Philadelphia. ap20 dkw4w
MAIL TRAIN—DAILY.
Leave Montgomery 4:00 r m
Arrive at Kufaula 10:18 r M
Connecting en Wednesdays and Saturdays with
Boats oa Ohattalioochcu River, aud daily at Union
Spring* with Mobile ft Girard Railroad for Troy.
Leave Kufaula 2:00 A M
Arrive at Montgomery 7:40AM
Connecting at Union Srringa with Mobile A Girard
Railroad for Oolumbus and at Moutgomerv with
roads diverging.
Je88 tf B. DUNHAM. Bnp’t.
Old Stand of J. K. Redd ft Oo. (next door to OhoUahooehee National Bunk.)
A FULL LINK OF FRESH GROCERIES AND 8TAPLR DRY OOODS JUST Re
ceived. Having bought our goods for CASH, we shall sell them upon a CASH BASIE.
Guaranteeing our prices to be ulow us any house in the elty. Goods delivered to any part of
the city Free of Charge. Give us a call, aud we wUI do our bert to please.
Terms ffltrlottr OmIxI
POLLABD A HARRIS,
ssEBNBSaaasssHKaaeaEasaHHHHHHHBiSSi&fi&SSB
WARKHOUtK.
A. M. ALLIN.
PNTNR PNMR.
GRAY’S
Ferry PRINTING INK Works
P111LADKI PHIA.
ROBINSON d PRA TT, 714 8aneoiU Ht.. Plllsd’a
PRATTd ROBINSON, 8 Hprare >t., N. Y.
I ^KOM the Pbiladelph’it North American an
I United States Gazelle:—
“We publish In annthur 1*ce, the recom
mendations of the Prltuin* .nks manufactured
at the OKAY'S FKHli Y INK WORKS We
are using Ink Irom Maters. Rubiusun A Pratt’s
Works, and are cleaned tr? add our approv tl of
It to the man* endorsement:: they have already
received. The Ink is of excellent quality,
clear, and works ireely.”
We call the attention or our editorial friends
totheeardof the OKAY’S FEKKY PRINT-
ING INK WORKS, of whom we have been
buying Ink lor some years past. We oan com
mend the gentlemen who run these Works as
worthy of patronage, as anxious to satisfy the
wants of their customers, and »s satisfactory
men to deal with a< we ever met. They iIk
the firm ol MacKeller, Smiths A Jordan, type
founders, of (he same city, are men that It will
do to TIE TO. certain ol receiving honorable
treatment and prompt a: tentlon.”
janlBtr
COLUMBUS OIL COMPANY.
try, ( . - -- ..
Also, Gasoline and all lubricating oils, such as
West Virginia. Lard, Wool, Spindle and Tal
low Oils, all or which we guarantee to sell for
lees than they oan be laid down from any
market In barrols.
Frio, s subject to fluctuation! and quantity
of purchases.
Office 84 Broad Street, at Babler'o Cigar
Store. mhlQ dfcwly
painting, graining, varnishing, polishing,
Kalsomlnlng, papering, lettering, Ao. 50 ets.
Book of Alpl>at>ets, 60. Scrolls and (’moments,
SI. Carpenter's Manual, 60. Watchmaker
and Jeweler, &0. Taxidermist, 60 Soap mu'
kor,2ft Authorship, 60. LightningCaloalata
26. Hunter and Trapper’s Guide, 80. l>o
Training, 86. Of booksell“rs or by mat
oj HAwBy 00<| IW Knssau st.,N \
fel'O dAwt;
. guars
nts, In
their locality. Costs
Stimbom ft Oo., Portland, Me
Fontaine YV'areh.onse.
ALLEN, PREER & ILLCE8,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants
COX.TTa.ZBTXSa O-A.
HOTELS.
^Mlsssa
mat nd PiiMmi ?lil.| Un ahllilu
*f utoplM tf Hite lor (Mth« aad
Siam, wit* ftitrn XtMkMl, Itoito
ikUH in to tttor |mnb dlmt
rrotol*. wile* wmUI m ■■<)< t*,nr
■win to Ik. *m( toutowi nd ant
wit* IktpIHlMi rfnito-
litoiMK wtollK t feto, ullftot ut-
Iffutoir, lk.r tu k. Ntonri AT Olku-
WHB/ TWI ltd. ifWl.llr MlIXtoA.
nenouw.
Wanted,
AGS, Old Cotton, Hldec (dry and green).
> Furs of All Kinds, Beeswax, Tallow. Old
Jris, Ae.. for which I will pay THE HIQH
EST CASH PRICE, delivered at Depots or
Wharf, in Columbus, Go. Offioo at oorner •
Bridge aad Ogletorpe streets.
ebltf JOHN MEHAFFEY.
For 8ele Low.
wnot-Axznw IW TU* mbdioaloou
LMK AT BVAHRVILLd, INDIANA.
,0.8tf A : T>I,T AT THIS Off 10
_ OI.US1 VKLY foi the O.ih- Bt *4k.rt*(
itrlctl. to tbl. ruto, I %m oonfldmt Ukt I 04,
m.k. It both to th. p.rahMn’i ..d BT own in-
urMt. I am dmAlr rtMlftol »J SPB1MO
STOOK, end .hall o*>r th. Ooodjetth. lowMt
llvlnz l>rlou.
*. B. lUICIASd,
apt dkvtf 1
Rankin House,
Oolnmbas, Oa.
J. W. STAN, Prop'*.
hAnOtun, OUrk.
Ruby Restaurant,
Bar and Billiard Saloon,
UXDBB TU RaXUX HODOU
■rMdewtr S. W. KT AW. nepr.
Commercial Hotel.
■UPAULA, ALABAMA.
XJ of the UalUd HtatM,end allpwi
•ling on h..lnw> or pleeaer.- w. »
w. o.n to t '
^{rawhla.
>B.lnw. or plauara. W. will d. ill
m.k. ,onr .Uv with u pi——* md
. at., ui. trial.
BIDDLE A BMITHA, Ptofli
MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.
to now OOMPLE*
•AETMENTH. MMMIto*. I.
part 01 HAtd, BONNETS, BIBBUN8,
VLUWEKS, DACES, QLUVEB, COBS ETS,
Uml nd ImlutlOto Halr.ud UI Mhn utldu
uio.Ut kapt U a F1B8T CLASH MILX.1N-
EBY EBTABUAIUABNT.M prlew to ttoljr
oomi-tltloa.
Md Kim DONS
The Warm Springs
Aral Now Open for th* Reeeptton
ot Guests.
Oo.T.ymno.t to to hml itOotambn, Atop
boro, O...T., or ItoOtM.. IMinmuH.