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DAILY ENQUTR&R - SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH T, 1877.
HIMb,
New Tort Kvenlng Pool.]
It bu boon aomawbat moto than a jaar
nnoo the Evening Poet Brat suggested
the propriety of heating town* and eltiee
by (team, the ateem to be (nmiahed to
hoaoeboiden by a oompany. precisely u
gas ia already furniafaed. When we made
tbio anggeation, and pointed oat the de
sirability of ita adoption, we had little
doubt that in doe time aome oompany
would aet upon it, hot we had little rea-
ooo to expeot that praotteal meaaurea
would follow aa speedily aa they bare
done.
Tba oompany whloh ia about to under
take the work of aupplying beet to the
houeae, ohurehea, faotoriea, abopa and
□ffioeeat Lookport, N. Y., haa adopted
preoiaely the plan whioh the Evening Poet
auggaated, and the men who are engaged
in tbe eaterpriae hare ao little doubt of
their aueeeaa that they will begin by
building aa adequate eet of worka at con
siderable eoat. There ia really no prob
lem to be aolred in the matter, ao exper
iment to be mad*. The problema were
long ago wrought out in the heating of
large pablie bnildinga, inns and faotoriea
by atanm, and the new application of the
principle dUfera from the old one in waya
whioh favors ita auooaaa. One aet of
workmen ia required for eaoh battery of
boilera, whether the work of the battery
ia to beat a aingle building or a dozen
blooka; and, if ateem hett ia eheaper
than anyolher, when applied by individ
ual effort to aingle buildiage of ooneid-
erable aiae, the aeving muat be mnoh
greater when a aingle aet of workmen
attend the boilera that faraiah heat to all
the houaea within an area of half a mile
square.
There ia room for the adoption of tbia
plan, profitably, here in New York and
Brooklyn, and tha time ia propitioua for
beginning now. while labor ia oheap,
while the weather ia oold, and whila
houaaholda are keenly alive to the annoy-
anoe of tire-making and lire-maintenance
in their dwellings. There ia no good
reaeon for postponing the matter to await
the reault of the Lookport undertaking,
u the uae of ateam in tbia way ia in no
proper aenae an experiment. Onoe in
troduced in theeemtiaa ;ateam will aoon
beoome aa mnoh a matter of eourae ai
water ia now. The Bridgets and Qretch'
ens, whoae drat question now at the pres
liminary oonferenoe whioh precedes their
engagement baa reference to stationary
tub and other modern improvements, may
soon insist also upon having ateam heat,
and landlords may find it impoasible to
let houses into whioh this latest modern
improvement has not been introduced.
We shall then live in a real age of steam.
Mr. Holly haa written a book in whioh
he seta forth fully his plan for supplying
ateam for heating and doing all the va
rious machine labor of oitiea and villages,
domastio, merohantile, manufacturing,
etc. Heaaya:
“In oitiea or townr of from 3,000 to
8,000 inhabitants, where the main busi
ness portion does not exoeed one-half
mile square, one set of boilers, looated
near the center of the place, with pipes
leading out in four direotions, will do all
the work If the eity is one mile square,
four seta of boilers will be neoeaaary. The
main pipes that leave the boilers will be
four ineh, and will diminish to three,
two and one-half, two, one and one-half,
and one inoh at the extreme end away
from the boilers, the main of four inohes
continuing as the use along the lines may
demand. The main pipes are placed about
four feet below the surface of the eartb.
The iron pipes are first oovered with
asbestos, and then put in wood pipes two
inohes thiok, leaving a spaoe for oonfined
air between the asbestos and wood. The
outside pipe keeps all water and moisture
from the steam pipe and prevents conden
sation. The pipes, both wood and iron,
are put down in lengths of two feet, when
they terminate in hollow, upright post.,
firmly seoure'd in the earth. The upper
part of this post ia arranged so as to re
ceive the ends of the steam pipes through
stuffing boxes to allow the pipes to expand
and eontraet without moving the post.
The posts are also arranged so as to re
ceive the endB of the service pipes either
with or without expansion joints. The
service pipes are not taken direotly from
the mains, bnt from the hollow
supports, thus allowing thorn to be
attaohed or detaohed from the support in,
stead of passing through the outside
wooden pipe to enter the steam pipe,
whioh could not be done beoause the
steam pipe expands and contracts, while
the wooden pipe does not. This over
comes one of the most important
objections to the uae of long lines of
underground ateam pipes, when branch
pipes are to be taken off. Another objec
tion has been condensation. This the
abeatos icduoes about threesfonrths, and
the air spaoe and wooden pipe will reduce
it still'further. Tests made during the
month of July, with very small pipe,
prove that the ateam may be oarried
through well-protected pipes for a mile,
and then be more economical than any
other system. But it ia thought that
1,200 or 1,500 feet eaoh way, making a
half-mile square, ia about all that need
be furnished from one looation. This,
even in a oity with a population of 1,500,
would inolude nearly all the business
plaoes, hotels, ohurehea and schools.
Buildings further out oould be reached by
a single line of small pipe. Steam oan
be manufactured on a large soale for one
fourth the oost that it oan on a small soale,
fer warming a single dwelling or blook
You can atop the expense at any time by
turning the steam-cook in your house,
whereas in tba use of a private boiler,
whan you shot off the steam, combustion
goes on just the same. There is about
150 oubie feet of hot air per minute lost
through the chimney.
AUmee asd Her fisc.
Idle. Aimee has lost her dog. He was
a blaok and tan terrier, with long ears,
the joy and the pride of bis mistress,
Wherever sbe went there went he also.
While she aang the immortal strains of
Offenbach, Didi—for that was the poodle ’r
name—dozed in the moat oapaoions pook
et of her sealskin aaoque in her dressing
room, and, when she took her daily walks,
he frisked at her heels. MUe. Aimee saw
him about six mpntba ago at Montreal,
when she pnrobased him for $100. Since
then, as Mr. Maurice Grau, her manager,
relates, Didi’s arrival baa preceded every
where the advent of the oompany. I
was a beautiful blaok and tan, with a very
animated tall, whioh, on good dog author
ity, oan ba described as delioately thin
and beautifully tapering towards the end;
with silken ears, a plump satin breast, as
smooth and shiny as silver armor, and the
tiniest, daintiest legs ever “Why,
MUe. Aimee would not have taken $&Oo
(or the dog,” Mr. Grau said. He wore a
beautiful eoat of blue doth trimmod with
rad velvet, and his collar, with ita tink
ling bell, was of the prettiest design.
MUe. Aimee has apent great care and
aatUtrable money on Didi, Mr. Grau
•ays, and although his wardrobe was not
Provided by Worth, from Paris, it may be
aMaly said that Didi waa one of the best
fraraad, aa he was one of the best be-
"tad, favorites of bis species about town.
?“•* MUe. Amies took him out for his
■aUf ‘airing the other black and tans
U*W*d their tails with envy aa hS proud-
J tapered by them. A heavy reward ha
"•a® ousted for the poodle's recovery,
rr., ®*aowhile the queen of opera bouffe
““with grief, and her physician baa
forbidden her to sing for the
JJJMhtee days. N. B.—The lost is
OH A TfiUH.
* WEST or THB STINGING INSECTS nr a PAL-
AOK CAB, AND HOW THEY STtBUKD UP
TUB PASSENGERS.
As the Missouri Pacifie train was leav
ing Miller’s Landing, Monday night, a
gentleman oame aboard oarrying a stick,
to whioh was curiously attaohed a hor
nets’ nest. He had found it in the woods,
and it bad the appearanoe of being ten*
antless. But when brought into the warm
atmosphere of the oar and plaoed near the
stove, the heat soon awakened its dorm
ant life, and a low, hamming noise front
the interior warned the embryo natural-,
ist and his companions in destined misery
that the sorrow was about to begin. A
frantic effort to throw the naet from the
window released the imprisoned insects,
and the next instant they swarmed
through the oar, each individual hornet
armed with fury and savagely bent on
the war-path. They struok right and left
and everywhere left in their trail a ory of
agony. Women shrieked and men vented
curses loud and deep. Bnt the sorrow
waxed spaoe and the misery tnoreaaed.
People tumbled over seats and grov
elled on the floor. One fat old lady took
a recumbent position and sticking her
abnormally developed, pedal extremities
straight up in the air, executed an evolu
tion that would have done oredit to Sol-
dene's kioker. Polonaises were torn and
scattered in promiscuous oonfusion and
abapely extremities were exposed in a
frautio search for hornets that had ventur
ed in directions which hornets have no
right to penetrate. Bald-headed men
mopped their shining pa tea in agony and
d—d the fool who had turned that happy
oar into a carnival of pain. Boshing to
the resoue of his beleaguered passengers,
Oonduotor King was met on the threshold
with suoh a warm reception that hia ina
quiry, “What the devil ?’’ may not
have been ao far wrong after all. But
the conductor only clasped his lips with
both hands and commenced an Indian
war danoe in perfeot keeping with the
oonduot of hia passengers. He seeming
ly lost all anxiety to inquire any further,
or if hiB cuiiosity was not appeased he
prudently refrained from expressing it.
Finally the doors and wiudowa were
thrown open and the hornets began to
leave the oar. In a little while only a few
stray onea were left, and these the pas
sengers kindly refrained from hurrying,
but allowed to take their time, which,
everything considered, was magnanimous
on the part of people who had undergone
so muon discomfort on acoount of the in
trusion of the hornets.
Believe it ob Not, ask your neighbor
and you will be convinced, that this new
principle, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Cough and
Lung Healing Globules cures Coughs,
Colds and Consumption. No mistake
about it. Trial Boxes 25 oenta, by mail.
Dr. J. H. McLean, 814 Chestnut, St.
Louis, Mo.
W0BH-00T LANDS RESTORED 1
— ■ ■ :o:
Leading Fertilizers in Greorgia,
ALABAMA, NORTH AND SOOTH CAROLINA, YffiSINIA AND MISSISSIFFI!
;0:
No Fertilizer* which have ever been upon this market have undergone more aayere teste, and com* out of them
with reputation more firmly established, than
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO!
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE
FOB COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED.
: o: ———
Th« Moit Popular Fertilisors in Uae—Sold by Me Every Season Sinoe 1865.
L AST year,IS76, there were 112 different brands sold In the State of Georgia, tho sslos aggregating about
70,000 Tone, and of that quantity the Paoifle Guano Oompany told 13,000 Tons.
After passing through all the oontingenoiea of varying seasons in eleven years' use, the question of uniform reliability no long
er exists. They are unanimously acknowledged as STANDARD GUANOS. These well known Fertilizers are tor sale by
my Agents at Butler, Geneva, Jones’ Orosslng, Wimberly, Hamilton, Oetaula, and Florenoe, Ga.; Troy, Opelika,
Lafayette, Alabama, and various stations on the railroads connecting with Opelika.
A. H. SLAUGHTER, my duly accredited Agent at Opelika, Ala., will afford all necessary information to parties
residing in his distriot as to Cotton Option payments. <-
W w.W. JENKINS, Agent at Qeneva, has removed to that point and will eheerfnlly answer all inquiries relating to tha
business in Talbot, Meriwether and adjaoent oonuties.
The above well known brands have been sold by-me daring thmpaet eleven years with general satisfaction, and are, aa
usual, offered for sale on FAVORABLE TERMS. - -
W. He YOUlVa,
No. 18 Broad Street, Columbus, Ca.
* r I have also mado arrangements with
BLANCHARD, WILLIAMS & CO- f
ALABAMA WAREHOUSE,
_ Columbus, G-a.,
For storage and disposal of the above Fertilizers to their customers.
BANKING AND INSURANCE.
Semper Idem ! Semper Idem!!
1849. WIIjIjCOX’S 1877.
Insurance Agency!
:o:
The Same Time-Tried, Fire-Tested Experlonoe!
The 8ame Old, Strong, Rioh List I
The 8ame Massive Array of Gold Assets I
The Same Prompt, Skillful, Liberal Dealing l
H.HAD TBM
Aetna Ineuranoe Oompany Aaaeta (Gold), $ 7,278,127.44
North Brltiah and Mercantile Inauranoe Com’y Aaaeta (Gold), 15,887,892.26
Hartford Fire Inauranoe Oompany Aaaeta (Gold),
Hoyal Inauranoe Company Aaaeta (Gold),
Continental Inauranoe Company Aaaeta (Gold),
Inauranoe Oompany of North America Aaaeta (Gold),
New York Underwriter*’ Agency ) Aaaata (Gold),
Phenix Inauranoe Oompany Aaaeta (Gold),
Union Marino and Fire Inauranoe Company Aaaeta (Gold),
Virginia Home Inauranoe Company Aaaeta (Gold),
8,273,869.24
19,559,429.05
8,040,085.29
6,601,884.51
8,860,781.47
2,799,902.92
755,781.97
288,199.99
Total Aaaeta (Gold) $69,888,904.14
OVER SIXTY-TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS 1
isms Qrsnd Companion paid their SIXTEEN MILLIONS for lotSSS In Ohloogo and
n In 1871 and 187'd without hesitation or dolay. For Polloles in ineh Companies apply to
WI LI* COX *11 IXM1/RANCE AdEJVCY.
1 Bisks token anywhere In the State. Losses paid here. fsbS sodtf
FERTILIZERS.
COTTON OPTION!
Feed the Land and the Land will Feed You!
42 RANDOLPH ST..
(OPPOSITE POSTOFFIOE)
Columbus, Georgin.
Cash Prices
liort notice, and
Letter, Pill Head*, statement
Ac., kept in otook.
Blank Books of any description mads to or
der. A large assortment of Georgia and Ala
bama Legal Blanks for sale at $100 per quire.
Bankruptcy Blanks In complete sets, suita
ble for either Georgia or Alabama. Price, 60
cents per set.
Orders solicited. Speolmens furnished on
application, with prloes.
THOS. GILBERT,
42 Randolph St.
8TOVE8 AND TIN WARE-
Attention, Everybody!
BUT VOCH
Stoves, Grates, Cutlery
HOLLOW WARE,
Willow Ware, Wooden Ware,
TZIV WARM,
AND
House-Furnishing Goods,
FBOH
W. H. ROBARTS Sl CO.
W HO HAVE RECEIVED and offer for
tala, at astonishingly low move, one
ot tuo Largest Stocks of
these Hoods ever brought to
this market.
Consumers and Country
Dealers will find It greatly
to their Interest to purchase
of ub. -
Full stock of Tin Plata, Sheet Iron and Wire
kept constantly on hand
Repair Work In our line done promptly at
reasonable price..
W. II. BOB4RTB A CO.
ootV7«-eodfcwtr
I S TAKEN INTERNALLY, and positively
cures Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia and
Lumbago. Sold by wholesale and retail drug
gists everywhere. Send for clreular to the
"‘nu^PHENSTEIN * BENTLEY,^
oetlS dfcwly Washington, D. O
() Vh* city oaoneU o( lbaon baa oon
ofitakw?B5*°B« extraordinary axpana*
wbfiMtagth* strata lamps of that town.
1
ANHOODB
■RESTORED.
The Georgia Grange Fertilizer,
GEORGIA GRANGE
Dissolved. Bone,
GEORGIA GRANGE ACID PHOSPHATE!!
Warranted Pore-Analysis Unsnrnassefl--Stanflarfl Guaranteed!
——:o:
T HE above named Fertilizers have been thoroughly tested, and in every instance
have given ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
€•1. To J. SMITH, Master State Grange, Oconee, Gs„ fla lifts eftrealarp Buys:
“I have need the Grange Fertilizers sold ns for years, and prefer them to all
others—and I have used nearly all."
P* V. BP RDF. 1*1/, flftnftBt. Planters' Union Agcaey, A u casta. On., Bays:
1 havo enquired very closely or all purchasers who have been In our offloe, and, without a sin
gle exception, they say it is the best guano they have ever used—Rhodes says It Is the best
us that he regards It the equal of Peruvian Guano—pound for pound. '1 his verdict Is reliable,
because the Informant uses judiciously, and knows how to test equally and thoroughly, and has
been using Peruvian Guano since the war.”
We refer In this immediate section to Hon. R. J. Mobkh. Col. Jno. M. Brannon, Seale, T.
J. Gran burry, Esq., Elerslie, W. J. Raines, Esq , Talbotton, and others.
For full particulars send for Circulars, or oall on
BLANCHARD. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Alabama W are Louse.
ja80 dfc.'Jm OOXiTTAXBTTa, 0-0..
DRY COODS.
NEW SPRING COODS
NEW YORK STORE.
:o:————
2.000 yds Loudon Cords,
5.000 yds Standard Prints, choice styles,
3,500 yds Hamburg TrimmingB.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER IN COLUMBUS-
LADIES’ SCARFS and HANDKERCHIEFS,
Including all the Novaltlaa In the Spring 8hade*.
Third Shipment of Curtain I.ace.
A Large Stock o' Spring and Summer CASSIMERES, Including PANTS,
COAT and VEST and SUIT PATTERNS.
■ 'to:-- ■ -
SUITS MADE TO ORDER,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
Tho Above Goods were bought before the recent advance, and HE1.ECTKD IN PEK-
aOH BY Ol'K HZ. UOKDON, and we GUAHANTES 8 ATI* FACTION, both M to
quality and prices.
GORDON & CARGILL.
Ja'23 eodtf
Lawyers.
CHABI.EE VO LEMAN,
Attorney-at-Law.
Up stairs over U. E. Hoohitrataer’a store.
[febll.'TT tf|
BENNETT H. CBAWFOBD,
Attorney and Uonnaellor at Law.
Offloe over Fraaer’t Hardware Store.
Jal4’TT ly
Mm H. Blazdvobd. Lome F. Oauabd.
BLANBFOBD A UAKBAHD,
Attorney* ud Cwnnaellnra att Law
OBe* No. «T Broad street, over Wlttloh A
Klntol'a Jewelry Store.
Will practice in the State and Federal Oourts
sept*76
L. T. DOWNING,
Attorney sand Solicitor.
V. 8. Uom'r and Register In Bankruptcy,
Offloe over Brooks’ Drug Store, Oolnmbas,Oa.
apgO.’TS ^
HRMR CRAWFORD. J. X. M'RBILL.
CRAWf-OHD & ncNIELL,
Attorneys sand Counsellors nl Low,
198 Broad Street, Oolumbua, Qa.
janl«,’7« ly
THOS, J. CHAPPELL,
Altsrney-nf.Low and Magistrate,
Offloe ever U» Broad street.
tnhl2,'78 ly
«. E. THOMAH,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Orrioa:
Over Hochstraseer's Store, Oolumbni, Georgia.
liana,7* ly]
LIONELC. I.BVY, JB.,
AUoraey and Connect lor at Law,
Commissioner of Deeds, New Yorkssd other
States.
tors and Executors.
jtaogjT^
Watchmakers.
ۥ H. IdBUUIN,
lVstclimaker,
134 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga
Watches and Clocks repaired In ths best
msnner and warranted. Jyl/76
Cun and Locksmiths. _
WM. NCIIOBGB *
Beeler In Uuns and AmmunlUsa.
GUNS, LOCKS, *0., REPAIRED.
39 Randolph Strxrt, nkar Timms Offiob.
[oetl 6m]
Tin and Coppersmiths.
WM. FEE,
Worker In Tin, .licet Iron, Copper
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
jyl,’7»No. 174 Broad Street.
Plano Tuning, Ao.
COTTON WAREHOUSES.
ALSTON WAREHOUSE.
FLOURNOT 4c EPPING,
Successors to Flournoy, Hatcher A Co.
Victims of youthful Imprudence, who
have tried in vain every known remedy,
will learn of a simple prescription b HKB,
for the speody cure of nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and all
Idtuordors brought on by cxcesses-Any
druggist bus tire ingredients. Addrefii
DAVIDSON He CO.,80 SaseARStreet,H.l*
ootfteodfcwly)
UNTEKS’ AND
making and using
Gunning and riiie shooting making and usi
traps, snares and nets; belli and halting: P
serving stretching, dressing, tanning ana ai
Imr skins end furs, fishing, ko. With fifty en
tr*.'lnw 90 Siuts" Taxidermist's Manual,
Wo Dog Training, 26c. Humow ofVanUllQ;
qul«m,l6o. improvement of Memory, lfto. Of
booksellers or bymall^ HANE¥ fc 00
ll, Nassaa street, New York.
Having purchased the interest of Mr. B. T. Hatcher in the
business of Flournoy, Hatoher & Co., we shall continue the
Warehouse and Commission Business
as heretofore—in all its branches. We solicit a oontinuanoe
of the liberal patronage so long bestowed upon the house.
We are agents for ZELL’S GUANO end of the COTTON
FOOD, both well known and highly endorsed.
JNO. F. FLOURNOT.
I H. H. BPPING, Jr.
W. BLAU,
Repairer and Tuner of Pianos, Organs and
Painting also dons,
at J W Pease A Nor-
»op6,»T6
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JOHN BLACKMAR,
Real Estate, Brokerage and Inturane*
Agency.
LAND WARBENTS BOUGHT.
Refer, by permission, to Bank* of this eltj*
[nov8;’7* if J
Can’t be made by every agent
ery month In the builneii we fur
nish. but those willing U
work oan easily earn a doien dol
lars a day right In their own lo
calities. Have no room to explain here. Bus
iness pleasant and honorable. Women, and
boys and girls do as well as men. We will fur
nish a oomplete Outfit tree. The business
pays better than anything else. Ws will bear
expense of starting you. Particulars free.
Write and see, Farmers and mechanics, their
sons and daughters, and all classes In need of
Sustain Ham Enterprise!
T HE people of Columbus and surrounding
country who may need the services of
riRNT-€LAN8 PAINTER!
SHOULD OALL ON
Willielm Sc Harrington,
Who ar* ready at nil times to
Paint or Papar Your Houao*
in the (most approved style.
49” Sign and Ornamental Painting a Speci
alty. Everything done on the Cheap Soale.
County work promptly attended to.
FOB BENT.
s treet, containing eight rooms,
ail necessary
and good well o .
The above residence is conveniently
to the business part of the city, and In an ex<
cellent neighborhood.
Also, the Store House No. 26 Randolph St.,
north tide, second door east of Thos. Gilbert*
printing otfioe.
Apply at THIS OFFICE,
Octl'J dfcwtf
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
Anrieultaral Ia.lea.nU, Ac.
Mule and repalrad at tb. lowest CASE
pries, oa Wynn's Hill, near tho olty, by
ugS-oodAwiy W. M. AMOS,
“The Best is the Cheapest!”
This Maxim applies with peculiar fores to your
FIRE INSURANCE!!
PLACE YOUR RI8K8 WIYH YHR
RICH, PROMPT, RELIABLE
COMPANIES
We represent, and when Losses occur, you will surely be
Indemnified ;
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
HOME OF NEW YORK,
MOBILE UNDERWRITERS,
GEORGIA HOME.
Office In the GEORGIA HOME BUILDING.
W. L. SALISBURY, Prei’t. I W- H. BRANNON, Vice Prei’t. I A.O. BLACKMAR.Ca'r
MERCHANTS' 4 MECHANICS' UNA.
COLUMBUS,
GEORGIA.
Thla Bank doe* a General Banking buslnea*. Sight draft* on Landen
New York, New Orleans, Louisville and other point*.
New York Oorroapondent—Amerioan Exohang* National Bank.
Prompt attertion given to Collection* on all aocaaalbl* point*.
Oorraapondanoe invited. •
By It* Charter, thla Bank I* a LEGAL DEPOSIT OBY for fund* held by
Executor*. Guardian*, Litigants, State Court*, Ao.
mhH-codtf
CROCERIE8.
j. a. WHITTLE.
OKO. 171, YAH itOIIOHOH,
JOHN T.HsLHOU
J. J. WHITTLE dt CO.
HAVE OPENED IN COLUMBUS, UNDEB CENTUM. HOTEL, A
New Wholesale i Retail Grocery House,
Where they will keep constantly on hand a Large and Complete Stock of
STAPLE &. FANCY GROCERIES,
G OMPBISINQ, in part, shoes and STAPLE DRY GOODS; bagging and
: -•
Iron Ties; full Una of Bacon and Bulk Moat,, and Lard; Sugar an* 8;
umbus Mills and Western Flour—all grades; Salt Fish and Canned
lyrup—all grades;
Goods; Whiskeys,
Itb a full Una ol all
Columbus „
Wines and Brandies, and Tobacco; Coffee and Tea—all brands—together wltb
stbar Goods kept Ina flrit-olassGrocory House. ... . „
Our terms will be as LOW AS THE LOWEST, and we solicit tba patronaga of tha eity and
lurroundlng oountry.
feb4 8m J. J. WHITTLE Sc CO.
W. J. WATT.
J. A. WALKER.
CHAS. H. WATT,
WATT & WALKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS 4 COMMISSION MEHCMNTS
CORNER UNDER RANKIN HOU8E,
Have the Largest and Best-Selected Stock of Groceries in this City
OONSIHTIMO OF
BACON BIDES, BULK SIDES, BACON BHOCLDEBS. BULK SHOULDEH8
BULK HAUS, BACON HAU8.
LAUD in tiaroea, Lard iu buoketn and kegn.
FLOUU of all grades, including the celebrated 8ILVER LAKE brand, tha
beat in the world.
BAGGING, TIES, SALT, 8UGAK, MACKEltEL, SOAP, CHEESE.
COFFEE, OY8TEB8, SARDINES, CBAOKEllS, POTASH, SODA.
STABGH, SHOES, BOOTS, and STAPLE DUY OOODS, aueh aa
OSNABUBOS, SHEETING, SUIHTINOS, CHECKS, 8TBIPES, YARNS
PANTS GOODS. Also, a well selected stock of
WHISKEY, from $1 per gallon to $5, and of any brand or per oent. proof
that may be desired m
Our stook of Rngar includes evory grade and prioa, and our lot of Syrap
cannot be equalled in tbia oity. It includes all grades of New Orleans in barrels
also, several hundred barrels ohoioe Florida Syrap. whioh is superior
anything in the market, aud much cheaper iu prioe. It haa a delightful Savor and
rioh, dear color, and seleoted expressly for our trade.
0* Cash customers oan always save money by giving ns a trial befora pnrohaain
sslewhere.
aug22 diV.wtf WATT A WALKER.
THE GREAT FERTILIZER
For Cotton, for Corn and all Crops II
WHANN’S
RAW BONE SUPER - PHOSPHATE!
For Sale for Caih or Cotton Option
BY
W. A. SWIFT.
Centennial Wagon Yard, Columbus, Oa.
PHOYOCRAPHIC ARTIST.
GLACE VS. BURNISH!
The Public is inxritod to ooall at
WILLIAMS’ FINK ART GALLERY
Tht Burnish Glass made .t other placra L ,
ties*. Aa SATISFACTION IS GUAKtNTKED and w. sr. responsible for our results, and
ar* permanently located, you U IV. nothing to risk In giving us your patronage. Prices tb*
Lowzsv ia tze CITY in all Stylos and Sl.os ■
B*Cardless of cloudy w.atb.r, ple.se call nnd bt convinced that Williams keeps postadla
all saw Improvements, and gives every attention to plonsa.
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