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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: GOLTJlfBUB, OftORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22. 1877.
CKOROtA ittltLATUm.
TUESDAY.
To provide tbo duoor of the sola of
gnporty, by Dtuddpal oorpo ration a.
To Incorporate the Oolllna menafeota-
line OomMOT. Pund,
obarter the Georgia Land ud Im-
■atontioa Sooietr. Peeeed.
To oathoriza the Mayor ud Oonnoll of
Mm«b to issue bonds. ■
To Uthoriae the City Oonocil of An-
futa to eraato a Board of Health.
To jNHBd eeotion 788 of tha Code.
Feseed.
To auend eeotion 148 of tha Code.
dMe, hair, etc., and notably
the aoar on her left braaet. All of them
unite in the opinion that the doaeyiption
. . th ® ■"•deeer ooneepaode preoleely
with that of Fergneon ae to features,
clothing, ud mineral appearuee. Ure.
Kirby waa a bride of only a few montha
when the eloped with her aiater’a hue-
band.
To require ahariffa to heap record of
pereona oomDitted to jail. Faaaed.
To uthoriae the Mayor and Cornell of
Butler to iaene bonda. Paaead.
Tb amend u act incorporating the
Hawklnarille Bukiag Oompuy ud Mar.
ohuta* Bank of Talbotton. Famed;
To ahuge the linae between the ooune
U*a of Randolph and Calhoun. Paaead.
To incorporate the Hydranlio 'Mining
- /Oompuy of Lumpkin oounty. Paaeed.
To incorporate Flah Trap gold mining
oompuy. Paaeed.
Toautfaoruediminntion of theoapital
a took of the Exchange Buk of Maoon.
Faaaed.
' To incorporate the Gwinnett Manntao-
turlng Company. Paaead.
To pay VI. A A. Util road ohange MUa'
at ten oante on the dollar. Paaeed. .
To amend u ut to ornate a board of
eommiaaionera for Chattahoochee oounty.
Pilot!.
To ahuge tinea between Randolph and
Stowarl oonntiea. Paaead.
To incorporate the Atluta Tea ting ud
Mining Oompuy.
soot*.
- To preeoribe the mode of tax return! of
eorporatione to be made to the Comptrol
ler General. Paaeed.
To amend eeotion 598 of the Code.
^JMStde
To amend aaotion 945' of the Code.
Faaaed.
To oompel the mnnioipai authoritiea of
Savannah to remove the laaaretto at Thun
derbolt. Paaaed.
To authorize the Dade Coal Oompuy
to oall in 12 per cent, bonda, and to iaue
8 per oent. bonda in lien thereof. Paaeed.
To amend the ut providing for the pay-
xnent of insolvent ooeta in the Northern
Circuit, so far as it appliea to Linooln
oounty. Paaeed.
To provide ud fix the pay of the Comp
troller General for oertain duties.
Pained.
To provide for tha sale of atoeks of
railroad, bank and other incorporated
oompuies. Amended ud paaaed.
To amend aeetion 8390 of the oode.
Paaaed.
To authorise the Oaatle Rook Coal
Oompuy to reduce the capital stock ud
abates. Passed.
To require the oounty eehool commis
sioners of euh oounty to make reports to
the grand juries. Passed.
To allow a nolle prosequi to be entered
in oriminal oases. Passed.
To amend the ut authorizing the lease
of the penitentiary convicts. Passed.
To amend eeotion 3514 of the oode.
Paaaed.
To incorporate the Georgia chamioal
works. PaNfld.
To incorporate the Mt. Airy SavingB
bank. Passed by a constitutional vote.
To incorporate the Capital buk of Ma
oon. Passed by a constitutional vote.
To amend aeotion 1099 of the code,
Panned.
To amend sution 1568 of the code.
Paaaed.
To amend an ut for the relief of maim,
ad ud indigent soldiers. Passed.
To incorporate the Georgia Obemioal
. ud Mining Oompuy. Amended ud
To amend the charter of the Bohofield
rolling mill company. Passed.
_ To amend paragraph 7 of section 2533
of the code. Passed.
To alter and amend the aot incorpora-
'tiUg the Gainesville and Barnesvillei Rail
road Company. Passed.
To amend seotion 375 of the oode.
Pmtd<
To revise end amend tha sot iuoorpos
rating the Anderson ud Barnett Street
Railroad Oompuy. Amended and
To change the time of holding the f
term of the Supreme Court. Passed.
mewrglu kteste Agrlenltamtl Society.
The spring muting of the Georgia
State Agricultural Sooiety will be held in
MiUedgeville, on the 6th, 7th .ud Btb of
Marob. Below we give the programme
of prooeedinga:
ran da*.
I. Opening of the convention with
pnyer.
3. Address of weloome on the part of
the city of MiUedgeville and Baldwin
oounty, by Colonel William McKinley.
8. Response in behalf of the oonven.
tion, by
4. Farewell address of Governor A.
Colquitt, retiring President.
5. Inauguration of tbo president eleot,
Col. Thomu Hardeman, Jr.
6. Opening address of the president.
7. Reporting of names of members ac
tually present to the secretary.
8. Preliminary resolutions.
Adjournment for dinner.
ayunyooM session.
9. Report from the Experimental Farm
Professor Pendleton; followed by dis
10. Agricultural Journals—the farmer’s
neoeesity of them. Dr. I. P. Stevens
foUowed by diaoussion.
II. Miscellaneous Business.
xxrnBiziioe lmnxo at might—second
DAT.
1. Peas ud Pea Hey—Mr. F. J. Berok-
tnu; followed by discussion.
2. Report on hog ud ohicken cholera
—remedies for. The Secretary; followed
by disonssioo.
8. A Farmer—Wbat should he be ? Dr.
W. L. Jones; foUowed by disoussion.
AZTZBMOON SESmOn.
4, Boca fencing in Georgia nay 7 Mr.
Samuel Barnett; foUowed by disouaaion.
6. Scientific education—Its relation to
•noMseful agrioultnre. Dr. George Lit
tle; followed by disoussion.
6. Improved agricultural implements
and farm maobinery. Oapt. J. N. Mont
gomery; followed by disoussion.
Experienoo meeting at night.
a naucDT anti ah *m»pi-
■MT.
a aainE or a few months, who eloped
FEOII BALTOSOBE, UDUDEBED IK TEXAS.
Baltiisobb, February 15.—Something
of a sensasion waa prodooed this eveniog
by a rumor that the mutilated oprpse of
tbs girl recently murdered at Jeff arson,
Tezu had been identified as that of Mrr.
Kirby, of Baltimore, who eloped with her
brother-in-law, John Fergtuon, a few
. (M ke ago. The face was horribly dis-
fianred to prevent recognition, the eyes
ranged from their sockets, the flesh torn
* a way from tbo mouth,
glittering teeth. Mrs. Kirln> siMer,
Mra"Forgueon, Mr. Kirby, husband of tha
ronaway, and also her father carefuUyex-
smined the piotore ud aoeompuytfig
description to-day. Her father thoufbt
ttr"iceponiied with that of bis wife as to
COTTOH THA HI.
QIAKT HOKOTOLT VAST WITMUMO AWAT
oorrespontent^of the New York
Although you wUl know aU about the
opening of Parliament before this letter
roaches yon, it is very unUkely that uy.
thing will have happened to olear| away
Ibe confusion whioh at present surrounds
both political parties. Seldom haaja ses
sion opened amid so much doubt UR mis
givings xm either side. Muy members
of tbs opposition are, of course, eager to
attack the Ministry—but upon what
round ? The answer seams simple—the
1 cetera question. I do not myself be
lieve that there la so much to be made
out of'that as muy people try to per-
euade themselves. I think you will find
that the pubUo generally are not dissatis
fied with the aots of the government, al
though they may not approve of the
words of some members of it. After all,
what wu there for England to do ? Canon
Liddon ud his clique says that she ought
to have joined with Russia in expelling
the Turks from,, Europe. But I have not
myself come across uybody who holds
that opinion, or who seems to think It at
all desirable that England should blunge
into u unnecessary ud sentimental war.
A Ministry which had allowed the oonntry
to drift into war, would have bau swept
away in a storm of popular pamion.
A nation may have great recourses
left within it, butitiascaroely fitted to
enter into a life ud death struggle with a
foreign power at the moment whu its
trade is almost paralysed. And that is
the oondition of Engiud at this moment.
In all the large muufactaring oeoters of
the oonntry ws hear of nothing but da-
preasion ud the disappearance - of busi
ness—mills working u half time ofily or
altogether closed, factories shut up,large
establishments whioh are not receiving
now as many orders in a year as they
used to reoeive in a single month. Where
are the “cotton lords” to-day? They seem
to have suddenly beoome extinct. The
great trade upon whioh they flourished is
withering away. The obange has oome
with startling suddenneae,ud no one yet
seems to fully realize the immense oonse-
quenoes whioh it must oarry with it How.
ever, no one appears to understand what
has brought the catastrophe to pass. “It
can only be a temporary depression,” said
a manufacturer from Oldham to me the
other day; “the surplus goods will be
oleared off the market, and then trade
will revive again.” I was sorry to dis
courage him by giving him reasons for
holding a different opinion.
The ootton trade, in my opinion, is
laming from England, not temporarily,
)ut permanently, end no one who is en
gaged in it yet realizes that fact. And
what has produoed the revolution ? The
great and silent advance made in cotton
muufaoture on yoUr side of the Atlantic.
I need not tell you that hitherto Engiud
bad held praotioally a monopoly in this
branch of industry. She supplied the
world. But now ewherever a piece of
English cotton can enter a market another
piece of Amerioan ootton is to be seen
side by side with it—always as good,
sometimes better, in quality, and lower in
price. This last fact is one for whieb I
was unprepared when I began to make
inqiries into the subject. Bat a fact it is;
and it is fatal to the recovery of English
trade.
There is a common, and yet usefnl,
kind of cotton goods mueb used in fami
lies where there are young children. It
is of American manufacture. We tried
to get it over here last summer, but it was
not generally known. The goods whioh
most nearly approached it were both
coarser and dearer. At last we found a
shop where it was imported from America,
and there the sale for it was increasing
every day. People who saw it at onoe
said, “This is better than English ootton,
and the prioe is lower. Where do you
jet it from ?” They were astonished to
lear that it came from the mills of New
England,
ere, then, we are beaten and under
sold in our own specialty, and actually at
onr own doors. I can go across the road
and buy better and obeaper American
than English ootton. In India, also, we
are elbowed oat of the field bythe same
koen and indefatigable rivals. Who Vould
have believed ten years ago that such
things were possible? To be oandid, there
are many who do not believe it no*. It
WDBH-OOT LANDS RESTORED 1
—:o:
Leading Fertilizers in G-eorgia,
ALABAMA, NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA AND MISSISSIPPI!
- ... -■ - -iOi ,, •
No Fertilizer* whioh have ovar been upon this market have undergone more severe feata, and eomo out of thorn
with reputation more firmly oatabliahod, than '
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO!
,4a XV **"*
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE
VOB OOMFOBTINS WITH COITOH SEED.
" - — —:0:——— — ■
Th# Ko«t Popular Fertilixen in Hoe—Sold by Me Every Season Since 1865.
T AST yams Ityg, there war# 112 different brand* told In the State of Georgia, tha sale* aggregating about
I a 70,000 Tons, tnd of that quantity the Paoiflo Guano Oompany sold 13,000 Ton*.
After pasting through nil the contingencies of varying seasons in eleven yean’ use, the question of uniform reliability no long
er ezists. They are unanimously acknowledged as STANDARD GUANOS. These well known Fertilizera are for sale by
my Agents at Butler, Geneva, Jon#*’ Crossing, Wimberly, Hamilton, Oataula, and Florence, Ga.; Troy, Opelika,
Lafayotto, Alabama, and various stations on the railroads connecting with Opelika.
4r A. H. SLAUGHTER, my doly accredited Agent at Opelika, Ala,, will afford all neoeasary information to parties
residing in his district as to Ootton Option payments.
G" W. W. JENKINS, Agaiit at Geneva, has removed to that point and will oheerfnlly answer all inqnitiea relating to the
buiincas in Talbot, Meriwether and adjaoent oonntiea.
The above wall known brands have been cold by me during the pest eleven yean with general aatlefaotion, and are, as
usual, offered for sale on FAVOBABLE TEEMS.
JT. J. WHITTLE,
No. 18 Broad Street, Columbus, Ca.
«■ I have also made arrangements with
BLANCHARD, WILLIAMS & CO.,
ALABAMA WAREHOUSE,
ColumbuH, (Aa.,
For storage and disposal of the above Fertilizers to their oustomere.
. . fsblO dfcwlm
GROCERIES.
oeo. m. YAinitmoi aii,
JOHN T.HcLEOU
J. J. WHITTLE & CO.
HAVE OPENED IN OOLUMBUS, UNDER CENTRAL HOTEL, A
New Wholesale 1 Retail Grocery House,
When they will keep constantly on hand a Lara* and Complete Stock of
TAPLE A FANCY GRQC£BIEg,
OKPBISINQ, IN PART, SHOES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; BAOOIWO AND
_ 1 Iron Ties; lull Une of Bacon and Bulk Meats, and Lard i Sugar and Syrup—all gradst;
Uolsuabns Mills and Western Flour—all grades; Salt Fish and Uaaasd Goods; Whlakaye,
Wlnas and Brandies, and Tobacco; uoffea and Tea—all brands—together with a tall lint oi all
nmundlag oenntry.
febt 8m
J. J. WHITTLE A OO.
W. i. WATT.
J. A. WALKER.
CHA8. H. WATT-
FERTILIZERS.
COTTON OPTION!
Feed the Land and the Land will Feed Ton!
The Georgia Grange Fertilizer,
GEORGIA GRANGE
D issolved Bone,
GEORGIA GRANGE ACID PHOSPHATE!!
TarraM Fare-Analysis Unsnrpassel—StanOard Granted!
:o: ,
T HE above named Fertilizers have been thoroughly tested, and in every instance
have given ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
Cl. T. J. SMITH, Master Slate Urange, Ocoaec, Us„ in hi. cltcnlar, says;
“I bave used the Grange Fertilizera Bold os for years, and prefer them to aU
others—and I bare used nearly all.”
F. V. BVUDEII, Uupt. Planters’ Union Agency, Angnatn, «... asyt:
I have enquired very closely or all purchasers who have town in onr office, and, without a sin
gle exception, they say It is th* best guano thay bave ever used—Rhodes says It Is the best
New Advertisements.
A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.
AU- WE WANT 500 ItlOKE FIRUT-
CI.ASU SEW ING MACHINE AGENTU.
AND BOO MEN OF EN«M«Y AND
ABILITY TO I.KABN THE BUM-
NEUH OF MEI.UNG .EWING MA
CHINES. COMPENSATION LICEU-
AL- BI T VARYING AtK OSDING TU
ABILITY, CHABACTKB and «UAMr-
IP1VTIONS OF THE AGENT. FOR
PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
Wilson Sewing lachiM CLChican
831 and BIS Broadway, New York, or New
The Georgia Grange Newspaper, pabUahed sat Atlnata, volunteers tha follow
thg editorial endorsement;
“On every side the most flattering encomiums are heard In regard to this Fertiliser. On* o
Houston eotnty’B most intelligent and suoeeestal farmers (Ool. O. W. Faoaw) has jolt written
hat he regards it the equal of Pernylan Guano—pound for pound, 'ihlaverdlot Is reliable,
AUse tha Informant nses Judlolondy, and knows bow to teat equally and thoroughly, and has
been using Peruvian Onano since the wer.” , _
We refor In this immediate seotion to Hon. K. J. Mob an. Ool. Jno. M. Bbahkob, Seale, T.
J. QBAHBBBBr, Esq., Elerslle, W. J. Raisas, Esq , Talbotton, sod others.
For loll particulars Bond for OlrouIarS, or oall on
BLANCHARD, WILLIAMS & CO.,
Alabama Warehouse.
jaso dfcwlm OOUtJMSUB, &A..
THE GREAT FERTILIZER
For Cotton, for Corn and all Crops!I
WHANN’S
RAW BONE SUPER - PHOSPHATE I
For Sale for Cash or Cotton Option
is an nnweloome phenomenon, and the; r
are'determined not to see it, or try bard
to explain it away. But there it is, des
tined, as I bavo said, to make mighty
ohanges in the whole ourrent of English
trade - and prosperity. I find pleui
of people talking about the lan<
question and the Eastorn question, about
the misdeeds of the Ministry and the suf
fering Bulgarians. But I bear no one
discussing on organio ohange in a branoh
of'English trade whioh waa onoe thought
vitafto the welfare of the country. Parbapa
ws oon do without it; some other trade
or manufacture may spring np to take its
place. But of one thing I am oertain,
that the palmy days of the ootton trade in
England arc over. It to not a mere par
tial aubaidanos whioh we ace—it to disso
lution. Wban that troth oomea to be
recognized, as It most one day be, you
will find that the attention of the people
of this oonntry to fixed leas upon the Bul
garian peasantry than upon the suffering!)
of the unemployed end poor in their own
land.
Oasasamptlves Take H.tice t
Every moment of delay makes yonr cur*
mors hopeless, and much depends on the judi
cious choice of a remedy. The amount of tes
timony In favor of Dr. Sohsnok's Pulmonic
Syrup, as a cure for Consumption, far exoeeds
all that can he brought to support tho preten
sions of any other medicine. See Dr. Sebenck's
Almanac, containing the certificates of many
persons of the highest respectability, who have
been restored to health, after being pro
nounced Incurable by phyelolans of acknowl
edged ability. Sebenck’s Polmonle Syrup alone
has cured many, as these evidences will show;
but the cure it often promoted by the employ
ment or two other remedies whleh Dr. Uehsnek
presides for the purpose. These additions!
remedies are Sohenek's Sea Weed Tonlo and
Mandrake Pills. By the timely use of theee
medlotnes. aceordtng to dlreetlons,Dr. Sobenok
certifies that most any ease of Uonsamptlon
may be eared.
Dr. Schenek Is professionally at his princi
pal offloe, Corner Sixth and Arch Sts.. Phlla;
dolphin, every Monday, whirs all totters for
advice must be addressed.
febl eodlm
.eodfcwlj^
W. ▲. SWIFT,
Centennial Wagon Yard. Columbus. Ga.
COTTON WAREHOUSES.
prf'kf'k A Y EAM. AGENTS wanted
on onr Grand Combination
WospeotuB, representing
150 DINTINCT BOOKS,
wanted everywhere.
BIBLES.
Superior to allothers. With Invaluable Illas-
traiutl Alda and Superb Bindings.
These Books beat the W orld, Full particulars
Deo. Address JOHN E. POTTER A CO.,
Publishers, Philadelphia.
SCO, Angus-
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gta waa A MU
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SAmple copy worth i3.(*o free. Send stain]
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Mmllnon, and 182 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
MONTH to Active Men
AM per day at, home. Samplei
wO H vuU worth jp/ree. Stiitso* * Ca,
Portland, Maine.
WATT 8i WALKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER UNDER RANKIN HOUSE.
Have the Largest and Best-Selected Stock of Groceries in this City
OOMBIBTQfO OF
BAGON SIDES, BULK SIDES, BAOON SHOULDEB8. BULK SHOULDEK8
BULK HAMS, BACON HAMS.
LARD in tleroes, Lard in buaketa and kags.
FLOUR of aU gndea, including the celebrated SILVER LAKE brand, tha
hast in the world.
BAGGING, TIES, SALT, SUGAR, MACKEREL, SOAP, CHEESE.
COFFEE, OYSTERS, SARDINES, CRACKERS, POTASH, SODA.
STARCH, SHOES, BOOTS, and STAPLE DRY GOODS, anoh aa
-OSNABURGS, SHEETING, SHIRTINGS, CHECKS, STRIPES, YARNS
PANTS GOODS. Also, a well selected stook of
WHISKEY. Gum #1 per gallon to $5, and of an; brand or per oent. proof
that may be desired
Onr (took of Wngar inoludas every grade and prioe, and oar lot of Syrup
cannot be equalled in this oity. It inoiudaa all grades of Now Orleans in barrels
also, several hundred barrels ohoioe Florida Syrup, whioh to oaperior
anything in the market, and mnoh cheaper in prioe. It has a delightful flafbr and
rioh, dear odor, and adeotod expressly for our trade.
W Oaah customers oan dways save money by giving ua a trial before pnrohaaln
eslewhere.
ana33 dfiwtf WATT A WALKER.
BANKINC AND INSURANCE.
To Continental and Seourity
Life Insurance Co.’s
Policy Holders.
“The Best is the Cheapest!”
This Maxim applies with peculiar force to your
FIRE INSURANCE!!
PLACE YOUR RISKS WITH THE
RICH, PROMPT, RELIABLE
COMPAN1E &
We represent, and when Looses occur, you will surety be
Indemnified ;
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
HOME OF NEW YORK,
MOBILE UNDERWRITERS,
GEORGIA HOME.
Offloe in the GEORGIA HOME BUILDING.
Mr. Sheppard Homan*, Actuary of Now
York, olferB the benettt of his ~ * *
position to an.
named companl
lerionoo and
y policy holders of the above
iIob, and will aot os their attor-
. FRIEND, Mobile, Ala.
Newspaper Ad vert Is I ng (Agents.
GEO, F. SOWELL * CO., 41 PARK
■OW.N.Y.j
They have the satisfaction of controlling the
most extensive and oomplote advertising con
nection whioh has ever been secured, and one
which would be hardly possible In any other
oountry but thll. They bave suooeeded In
working down a complex business Into so thor
oughly a systematic method that no ohange In
the newspaper system or America ean escape
notice* while the wldost Information upon all
topics interesting to advertisers is plaoed read*
lly at the disposal of the publlc.~-£Mr<uf from
New York “Timer,** Juno 14, 1876.
Bond for a OlroulATi
ALSTON WAREHOUSE.
FLOURNOY «fc EPPING,
Successors to Flournoy, Hatcher a Co.
Having purohaied tha Interest of Mr. B. T. Hateher in the
business of Flournoy, Hatoher & Co., we shall oontlnue the
Warehouse and Commission Business
as heretofore—in all Its branches. We solicit a continuance
of the liberal patronage ao long bestowed upon the house.
We are agents for ZELL’S GUANO and of the COTTON
FOOD, both well known and highly endorsed.
JNO. F. FLOURNOY,
H. H. EPPING, Jr.
FOR RENT.
. denes occupied by Mrs. I* .
ualman, and situated on up- i
par Troup street, containing!
six rooms.
Apply at the offloe of
novM eodtf ELIAS HAIM AN.
FOR RENT.
T HE DMlrabl. Raridaae*.
No. 131 math Broad
a traat, oon talnlng eight room,,
ail n.celery ont-bnir
and good won of wafer.
Tha above cld.nc is ooov.nl.atlr
to tha boiln.ee part of tho oltv, and la aa ex-
oallint neighborhood. r, “««» w
Abo, the Siore Honao Wo. a* Randolph St„
north aide, aoeood door oaat of Tkoa. uObort’a
printing offlee.
JBSSU wovno..
CEOftgEJEACE>OQ.
PATENT POBTAUbE OlBCChAB
SAWMILLS.
ALSOSTATiOHAB? ft P0ETA8L1
STEAM ESialJt
No. 5 N. Scliroeder Bt.
UALTIMOUE, Ml).
lug and liarrcl Maclilueiy, Ehlniflo Mills Clrcula*
^SiirWSr CATALOCUB.
18,a ft odbwlv
A AU. FMOTHIMWMAM * CO.,
A Bankora and Broken, No. Ik WallStraot,
Now York, make tor cuitoinan doalrablo In-
vaatmonta of largo of amall amonnta In atoolu
or a legitimate charaoler, wbleb frequently
pay from fiva to twenty tlmaa th. amoaot in-
v.etod every thirty day.. Reliable Stook
Prlvll.gaa negotiated at favorable rataa.
Stoeka bought and oarrtod aa long aa doalrad
on depo.lt of thro# to Mv.per oaot.
Olroalan and Weekly K.porta lent free,
ootlloodly
J.J.&W.R.WIOOD,
FAMILY GROCERIES
4 ND P17RK FRENCH AND 8TICK
CANDIES; CANDY FRUITS and
fS—all mauuftioi ured fur ua; CITRON,
CUlt HA NTH, PltUNES, DATES, AL
MONDS, PECANS, FILBERTS, HU AXIL,
NUTS, PKESEKVKH and JELLIES—a Hue
•election ; PICKLES—all the best brands
and make; FRENCH BHANDY PEACH
ES audCUKKlUES; PLAIN PICKLES by
the gallon—very line; MALAGA GRAPES,
BANANAS and APPLES; BA 1 SIN8-half
and uuarter boxen—fine and cheap; CAN
NED FltUITS, VEGETABLES and
MEATS, BASKETS, and full assortment
of FI BE CUACKEHS—wholesale and re
tail,
49* All oar goods are Now and Selected
and we guarantee ail we eeli.
01 HROAD HTHCETa
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42 RANDOLPH ST..
(OPPOSITE POSTOFFIOE)
Columbus, Georgia
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Book, ol any deaorlptlon mad# to or
dor. A large aaaortment or Georgia and Ala
bama Legal Blank! for gale at tl 00 per qoiro,
Bankroi — —
blafor.ltl
eenta per get.
Orderg solicited. Specimens fnrnlehed on
anpllcatlon, with prices.
TH08. GILBERT,
42 Randolph Si
Central Line of Boats.
TTNTIL FUKTHEK NO- (T****
TIUE the Central Lino
Steamboats will run as follows:
SHAIKH Bid BOOT, IV. A. fry, Captain,
TUESDAYS, 10 A is, to Balabrldge, Ga.
m C. W. WILLI, T. J. WUUsides, Cap’t,
SATtlKDAYS, 10 a to. to Apalaebloola,na.
ZB- For further Information call on
0. E. HOCHSTRASSER,
J»n2 tf Agent.
AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES.
HOLSTEAD & CO.,
Agricultural Depot, 137 and 139 Broad Street
COLUMBUS, x GEORGIA.
FARMING MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS,
WATT, EXCELSIOR AND FARMERS’ FRIEND PLOWS,
THE OELERRATED “WHITEWATER WAGON,’’
PURE RAW AND DISSOLVED BONE,
NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER,
CHEMICALS FOR COMPORTING,
SEED WHEAT, RYE, BARLEY, AND RUST-PROOF OATS.
AOmVTM FOB TUB
PRATT, BROWN AND HULL’S SELF-FEEDING GINS.
CHEWACLA LIME, LATHS, CEMENT AND PAINT,
PONT POWDER OOMPANY.
HOLSTEAD OO.
DRY COODS.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE!
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Just Received,
2.000 Yardn 10-4 SHEETING from 25 to 40 oanta.
B,000 “ 4-4 SLEACHED DOMESTIO from 5 to 15 oanta..
5.000 “ 4-4 SEA ISLAND COTTONS from 8 to 10 oanta.
Tha Good* ware bought before the reoent advanoe In Northern market*,
and will bt *old at LO W VlilVEH.
AXaMO, A FVXaXi XiXXTO OV
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
VICTOBIALAWNS, CHECKED NAINSOOKS,
LONDON COBDS and FXQUES,
W You are naked to Inapeot thaae Good*,
o ahow them.
We oonaidcr It no trouble
J. ALBERT KIRVEN,
No. 90 Broad Stroet.
DRUGS AND FANCY ARTICLEB.
NEW DEPASTURE !
Drugs and Medicines for the Million
At «J. "W. Brooks’ Old Stand.
bought out the John W. JJrookd Drug Store, and now havo on lmnd 11 complcto stook of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDI
CINES, TOILET ARTICLES, FINE BRANDIES and
WHISKIES for Medical Purposes, CARDEN SEEDS.
FI8HINC TACKLE, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES,
Togethsr with all other articles itenerully kopt In a flrdt-ola?s Drug Store, all of whleh are
Freeh and Pure, and will be cold at prlce.s lower than ever belore. 1 am determined to main
tain tha well earned reputation of this itousu, and oiler my goods at WHUIoESAIjE and KE-
TAlLaseheap as any similar houce in tho South. Bit. J* 1.. JOBWAJf, • com|>erent
and experienoed Druggist and Chemist. i» with mo, in charge of the Prescription Depart
ment, who will be aocesslole at all hours by day and night. Jordan's Cilkbbatkd Joyous
Juliv, Oough Mixturk and Tonic Kittuks will be kept constantly on hand at Wboleiale
and Aetall. Also, Brooks' Famous uiiill Pills, put up by original rsoipe, constantly on
hand. Special attention to onlem of country DruKRlsts and Physicians, to whom extra
inducements wUl bo ottered. Public patronage respectfully solicited. ____
• 1C. KEN I 9
107 Broad St.
4W* I will b* ploaaeU to meat my olil ttlendiam! patroag In my ua« qnarfera.
jam aodkwtr *
J. L. JORDAN,
