Georgia Historic Newspapers

    DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4. 1877.
SEOBS1A IIWI.
—Atlanta eat* otu 1,000 chiokeu a
day.
—Blaekberria* aall at 25 oenU a quart
in Savannah.
—Mr. Wm. Harvey, of Sohley oounty,
died laat Monday.
—We reoeived neither the Maeon nor
Angnat* paper* yeeterday.
—The evidenoe haa eloeed in the Clarke
murder trial, and spaeohte were to have
commenoed yeaterday.
—The reaidenee of Mr. Williaia Ingrain,
L iar Reynold*, waa entirely deatroyed by
the laat Monday night, and he loot nearly
all of hi* honaehold furniture.
—The oorner-atone of a ooloredM. E.
ohnroh waa laid on the 80th in Mewnan.
The white* oontribated the larger por
tion of the money for the adiflee.
—It ia said not leaa than 600 ton* of
guano have been delivered at Geneva to
the farmer* of Marion, Talbot and Meri
wether oonntiea. Coat only $42,000.
—A MiUedgeville father want fishing
with his fonr ohildrea, and all four fell in
the oreek and narrowly eaeaped drown*
ing—would have done ao had he not res
cued them.
—Charley Ferrel, oolored, an esoaped
Alabama conviot, haa been arrested in At
lanta. He waa tried, oonvioted and sen
tenced at Opelika to seven years for bur
glary. and esoaped after aix months labor.
—The Briaeoe matter ia in the Atlanta
courts—both on criminal side against
Bnscoe, and on oivil aide of Bank of
State of Georgia vs. Oitisens’ Bank for
the $0,000 paid on the oheek; ao the Con
stitution reports.
—The following votes were polled Tusa-
day in the oities: Gtiffln 210, all for rati
fication; Savannah 918 for ratification; 11
for non ratification; Macon 812 for, 6
against; Augusta 226 for, 6 against, At
lanta 373 for, 6 against.
—Republican: Hon. B. B. Hinton, of
Marion, Maj. John N. Hudson, of Sohley.
and Col. W. A. Hawkins, of Sumter, will
address the oitiaens of Sumter on the
holding of the Oonatitutional Convention,
at the court bouse in Americas on Satur
day next.
—Conilitution ;—A singing mouae has
been discovered in a eottage on Pulliam
street. It aooompanies a piano finely and
performs some beautiful solos' All the
traps in the neighborhood have been call
ed into requisites for the capture of the
phenomenon.
—A young man named Huff, tram East
mao, became the victim of mistaken con
fidence in another named Huff from So
cial Girole, at Maoon, on Monday,the for
mer alleging that the latter relieved him
of his pocket-book containing thirty dol
lars. ' The county authorities will invest!
gate the charge.
—In Hamilton for division of the estate
of the late John Bilhngalea of Harris
county 80 shares of Eagle A Phenix stook
brought $99 to $101; 80 shares Columbus
Factory stock $60 to $62} per share;
Rook Island Paper stook 20o—Stook
bought by legatees. U. S. land warrant
for 80 sores of land sold for $60.
—The 27th Senatorial Diatriot Conven
tion met in Newnan on the 27 th and
nominated the following as candidates
for the State Convention : Hon. Hugh
Buchanan and Judge L. H. FeatherstoD,
of Coweta ; W. A. J. Phillips and B. D.
Render, of Merriwether ; John T. Longi-
no, of Campbell; John F. Glover, of
Douglass.
—The Diatriot Convention meets in
Talbotton on the 10th. Talbot
county at a publio meeting nom
inated J. F. Willis, W. R. Gorman,
W. R. Neal, W. P. Matthews, W. T.
Holmes, John MoKenney, J. D. Woodal,
E. B. Smith and Parry Morris
to oast the votes of the county
for nominee* for the Convention.
—An officer who commanded .artillery
during the late war informs the Ameri
cas Republican of the following simple
remedy for oolio in horses, whioh he baa
tried with perfeot auooess in hundreds of
cases: Rub the horse well between the
fore legs and around the girth with spir
its of turpentine. Immediate relief fol
lows.
—A Washington telegram of the 30th
to the Telegraph • Messenger says tbs ease
which Hon. A. H. Stephens argued in the
Supreme Court wars that of Root A Co.
against Stewart, Cults and others, from
Georgia. In his opening and oonoluding
argument be oocnpied not quite two hours
in all. He sat in his chair and spoke
with great clearness and vigor, and had
the riveted attention of a large audienoe
all the time.
—The Supreme Court haa overruled the
deoision of Judge Tompkins In the oaae
of the Ordinaay of Chatham vs the Coun
ty Commissioners. Judge T. granted the
petition for injunction restraining the
County Commissioners from the exercise
of the authority olaimed by them, and
the ease was carried up. The Commis
sioners will consequently oontinue the
management of oounty affairs for the
next four years.
—The Constitution says Gov. Colquitt
returned to Atlanta, from Washington,
with a oheok of the United State* tor
$199,000 to the eredit of the State of
Georgia. Just after the war the State of
Georgia purchased for the W. A A. B. R.
a large amount of rolling stock from the
Uniied States Government. A general
settlement was effeoted with the Govern
ment, under the direction of three United
States Commissioners—the State overpay
ing $300,000. The State oould only re
cover $200,000. Gen. Gordon and Col.
Alston, the latter a* lobbyist, are given
the ohief oredit. If Gov. Smith's con
tract with the lawyers—twenty-five per
cent, of what waa recovered—be ob
served, the fee to them will be $49,000.
—The Augusta Chronicle and Constitu
tionalist : “The following communica
tion was reoeived by several members of
the bar yesterday:
‘Sib: I desire to say to you that I wish
to Come before the bar to be Examined
to praotioe Law on the Different Methods
of Law at Some Convenient time Towards
the Latter part of the Sessions of the
Court.
‘Believe Me
‘Very Bespeotfolly
‘Gbakdisox Habbis,
“Grandison, it will be reoolleeted, waa
formerly a Justioe of the Pesos. His ex
amination will probably take plaee some
time next week." This represents on* of
the different methods provided for by the
Code for the manufacture of attorney* at
law.
—MiUedgeville Union and Recorder •
Mrs. Shaw, wife of Mr. Mike Shaw, who
lives in this county, about eleven miles
from this oity.near the Jones county line,
waa murdered in her house yeaterday
morning by two black fiends in human
shape. Mr. Shaw left home after an ear
ly breakfast, crossed Turkey oreek, near
by, to out some timber blown down by
the wind on Saturday. He heard a gun
ahot at his bouse and returned home to
find his wife lying at the door with her
brains beaten out with a light-
wood knot—her skull was broken
in several piaoea, also her arm
and hand wbieh ah* doubtless
used to ward off the blows. By her side
sat their little daughter, four years of
age, who said two blaok men had kUled
her mother. Mrs. Shaw was a young wo
man, about twenty-four year* of age.
"he was alao probably ahot in the bead.
Mr. Shaw’s pistol waa missing from the
mantle. The only due to the murderers
* M given by the little ehild. Pursuit
was made, and two suspected negroes
have been lodged in MUledgevUl* jail.
ALABAMA JfEWH.
inTroy"’**’ °** “ ild typ * U P rSTailin 8
—Mrs. M. E. Cole, of Union Springs,
died last Saturday.
—There are 18 persons in Bollook
oounty poor house.
—Cain Rogers, oolored, is now in Union
Springs jail for shooting Howell Persley.
—The Probate Judge of Cullman coun
ty reoeives egg* in payment for aaarriage
licenses.
—Oapt. N. B. Feagin baa purehaaed the
property known as the Butterfield House
in Union Springs. •*•
—The registered indebtedness of Bul-
loek oounty ia $13,486.08; bonds unpaid
$10,660—total, $24,186.08.
—The festival given on Tuesday night,
in Davison Hall, in Troy, for the benefit
of the Baptist Church, realised $135.
—The well-behaved oounty of Chilton
sent a delegation of six to the penitentia-
ty at the last session of the Circuit Court
—all oolored.
—The M. A E. road is about complet
ing another splendid new ooaoh, made en
tirely of Alabama timber and Alabama
material generally.
—A little negro girl, whoee mother left
her to take oare of itself, orawled into a
large wash tub and waa drowned, in Mont
gomery Wedueedpy.
—A thousand tons of Alabama coal
have been ordered by European parties.
It will be shipped on English veaeels from
Penaaoola, two weeks henoe.
The Governor has pardoned Mr. Spi
gensr, who was sentenced at the laat term
of the Montgomery City Court to aix
months imprisonment for manslaughter.
—An ex-jailer of Huntsville has been
oonvioted in the Federal court for allow
ing prisoners to esoape. The penalty is a
fine of not more than $2,000, and impris.
onment for not longer than two years.
—Three tramps went out of their reg
ular line in plying their vocations, and
were chain-ganged by the Mayor of Mont
gomery. They were out begging, but
took some things tbat,were lying arouna
loose.
—Union Springs Herald: The Grand
Jury of Buliook Cirouit Court indicted,
laat week, Probate Judge W. H. Blaok,
Sheriff William Youngblood, Tax Col
lector K. T. Jouoh, and Tax Assessor
Watt Raiborn. The two first have
sent in their resignations to the Govern
or. The County Exeontive Committee
reoommended the Governor to appoint
Mr. James R. Dillard to fill the vaoanoy
oaused by the resignation of Wm. Young
blood. The committee is oalled by the
ohairman, H. O. Tompkins, to meet in
the court house here, on Saturday next
(May 5th), to reoommend a suitable per
son to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of W. H. Black.
—Since the first of December the fol
lowing new postofflees have been eatab
lished in Alabama: Ball Flat, Cherokee;
Brown’s Oreek, Wiqston; Club Hill,
Franklin; Cox's Mill, Barbour; Fort
Mitchell, Russell; Glover's Ferry, Jeffer.
son; Hoke’s Bluff, Etowah; Military
Springs, Lamar; Oak Lome, Cleburne;
Palestine, Cleburne; Pearson’s Mill, Mad
ison; Reeder’s Mill, Barbour; River Mills,
Dale; ttbaron, Chambers; Texas, Marion;
and Wetona, Jefferson, tiinoe the first ol
December last the following postoffioea
in Alabama have been discontinued: Bat
tle’s Wharf, Baldwin; Briarfield, Bibb;
Flint Rock, Calhoun; Franklin, Henry;
McGehee's, Montgomery; Reform, Pick
ens; Rising Bun, Walker; Bharpsville,
Montgomery; Sipsey Mills, Plokens;
Spring Bluff, Baldwin; and State Line,
Limestone.
—The Montgomery Advertiser has this
novel oaae : In 1873, a young man named
Brook, in the employ ol the Bouth A North
Alabama Railroad, and while coupling
oars at Deoatnr, had on* of hi* hands
mashed. Buit was at onoe instituted by
the father of the young man, (the latter
alleged to be a minor,) for $26,000 dam
ages against the railroad company, in the
Cirouit Court of Morgan oonnty, the
plaintiff being represented by Gen. L. P.
Walker, of Huntsville, and the defendant
by Luke Pryor and S. P. Bathers, Eaqa.
1 ne case remained in Morgan oounty for
about a year, when it was transferred by
oonsent to limestone oounty, both ooun-
tiea being in tbe same judicial oirouit.
The esse wss continued from term to
term by the plaintiff, beosuse of tbe ab
sence and urgent business engagements,
etc., of bis attorney,the railroad company
beiqg ut> band with its witnesses from
term to term, and anxious for a trial ol
the osuse. Finally, at the spring term,
1876, of the Limestone court, the oase
was dismissed by Judge Wood for want
of proseention, after due notice to the
attorney of the plaintiff, and under an or
der of ibe court, that the case must be dis
posed of at that term. And, st the same
term, a motion was made before Judge
Wood to reinstate the oase, but was over
ruled by him. This was supposed to be a
settlement of the case, and an execution
;ainst Brock for the costs was sent to
adiaon oounty, his residence. To sn
pereede this judgment and get a stay of
exoution, we presume, proceedings were
commenced by the attorney of Brook be
fore Hon. Louis Wyeth, aoircuit judge of
another oircuit (and of concurrent juris
diction with Judge Wood), holding oourt
at Huntsville to reinstate the case on the
docket of Limestone. After considerable
argument by oounsel, Judge Wyeth
granted the petition, and ordered that the
oase be reinstated on Judge Wood's dock
et, whioh was accordingly done by tbe
olerk, in conformity to the order of Judge
Wyeth, of the other oirouit, and a stay of
execution given for the costs. As Roon
as the oase was reaohed on Judge Wood's
docket at Athens, the oourt being now in
session, it was, on motion of tbe attorney
for the railroad, promptly stricken off
again, as being on tbe docket without au
thority of law. This, we suppose finally
settles tbe case. The lawyers tell us this
is tbe first case of the kind that has oc
curred in the praotioe in Alabama, and in
view of its novelty, and for tbe informa
tion of our legal brethren we give it.
Qristadoro>s hair
DTE
Is the fikfcstnnd tho bent, la Instantaneous in Ita action
and it produces the most natural shades of black 01
brown, docs not stain tho akin, and ia easily applied. It
is a standard preparation, and a favorito upon every
vt'ell-apiwtintod toilet for lady or jrcntleman- For sate
bv all DruMifits and Hair Dress -
snieVe^o°,v. pfopriator '
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GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
Hot Springs, Ark.
HMT-CMM IN EVEBY BMPECf.
This Bouse has Bath-Rooms under
same roof, supplied from the Rot Springs.
D. BALLENTINE.
mh27 dOm Proprietor.
Central Line of Boats.
TUTUS PIUS
A distinguished physician of New York says:
** It is astonishing how universally Dr Tutt'a
Pills are used. In my doily rounds, I hear of
them not only among the poor, bat their virtues
TUTT’S PILLS
OHM BIQIt KBAPAOHB*
TUTT’S PILLS
cuux DTSrxpata.
TUTT’SPILLS
CURB CONSTIPATION.
TUTT’S PILL
curb nun.
TUTT’SPJLLS
CURB PBVBR AND AGUE.
TUTTSPHLS
CURE BILIOUS COLIC.
tuttcTpills
CURB KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
TUTfSPILLS
OUBB TORPID LTVBB.
TUTT’SPILLS
IMPART APPBTITB.
Dr. Tntt has
s$a taftOfed ia
the practice of
msdlcine thirty
years, and for a
loag time woe
demonstrator of
anatomy la tha
Medieal Collage
of Georgia,
usura
have the guar
antee that thay
0HpHnaiH.es
t seieatifie prin-
WMSS
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ceeded In com-
m
While they re-
CO*? “
motions.
,si
una with©-.
restraint of diet
or ocevpatlon.
As a safe family
medioine they
have no rival.
PBICBg tie.
owe*: %.
88 Kuity It,
NBW TORE.
RAILROADS.
BOOTS AND tHOSe.
FINESHOES!
LADIES' AND MISSES'
NEWPORTS,
Plain and with Buokles.
Sandals I Slippers,
in New and Tatty Style*.
BURTS’
Fine Button Boots.
G B N T B’
Broil Cloth-Top fintton DM,
THE HANDSOMEST SHOE OUT.
Central and Southwestern
Railroads.
Bavan.au, Ga., Much S, HIT.
N AND AFTKR SUNDAY, Mar ok
V/ u, Pamoger Trains on the Usutrslaou
buuikwMtera ttallroad. and Dnaoaas wlil
run si lollowa:
TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WEST
Lssvm savannah ten a x
Leaves Augusts e:16 a m
Airivss st Auguata «:,t r a
Atrivss at Msouu *:**ru
Lur.i Msouu tor Atlanta s:10 r x
arrive, st Atlanta 6:0* a x
Making olose oonnsctlons st Atlsnt* wltk
Waiters and Atlantic Railroad tor all points
North and West.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Lmtoi Atlanta lC:«orx
Arrive, st Muon 6:46 a x
Leaves Macon ;.ou a m
Arrive. *t MUledg.viU. e:44 a x
Arrivu et f&atomon 11 jw a x
Arrive.AtAuguBt* SiSpx
Arrivu st Savannah «.oo p x
Laevea Augusta a x
Making sonnutlona st Augusts for th.
North and tul, and st Savannah with th*
Atlantto and Gull Railroad for ell point* in
Florida. r
TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST
iAeve*Savannah room
Arrivu at Angnata *:ik
Ltovat Augusta
Arrive, at lulUadgevUl* W:44 a x
Arrivu at Lemmon Umax
Arrive, at Maoon (.-Wax
Le.ro, Maoon for Atlanta am a x
Arrivu at Atlanta tit p x
Loaves Maeon for Albany and Ku-
. fanta am a x
Arrivu at JKulaula 4:04 p x
Arrivu at Albany 161 p x
Laavaa Maoon tOr Uolumbn, 1;M p x
Arrivu at Uolumbu, o:10 p x
Train, on thl, schedule rot Maoon, Atlanta,
Uoiumhua, t ulaala and Albany dally, making
clou connection nt Atlanta with Western A
Atlantto and Atlanta A Klebmond Air Lina.
At Auteula with Montgomery and Lulaula
Railroad; nt uolumbu. with Weetsrn Hall-
road ol Alabama, and Mobile and Girard
Katlroad.
Train on Blakely Extension Loaves Albany
Mondays, Tnudnya, Thursdays and Fridays.
COMING SOUTH AND HAST.
Loaves Atlanta 1:40 px
Arrives st Maoon train Atlanta..... .. t:M r u
Loaves Albany iu:M a x
Leaves Lafaula ......IAS# p x
Arrivu at Muon from Bufaula and
Albany... 7:80 PX
Loaves Uolumbus A X
Arrivu nt Maoon from Uolumbus.... 8:16 p x
Lsavae Maoon (:88 p x
Arrives nt Augusta e:0o a x
Leaves Augusta g:M r u
Arrivu at bavannah 7:16 a x
Making connections nt Savannah with At-
satlo and Gulf Railroad for all points la Flor
id*.
Pasungors for MllledgevlUe and Egtonton
will taka train No. a from Savannah end train
No. 1 from Maoon, which trains connect dally
exaopt Monday, lor these points.
„ . WILLIAM ROGERS,
General Snpt. Central Railroad, Savannah.
_ W. G. RAOUL,
Snpt. Bouthwwtera Railroad, Maoon.
4-
Also a full Line of
SPRING WORK In all the
Popular Style*, ALL AT
REDUCED PRICES.
A Heavy Stook of Brogans,
Plow Shoes, and Sta
ple Goods,
FOR WHOLESALE TRADE
99* For anything you want In tbe Shoe and
Leather Line, call at
THE OLD SHOE 8TORE,
No. 73 Broad 8treet,
(Sign of the Big Bool.)
WELLS & CURTIS.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Thla Institution wai regularly Incorporated
>y tha Legislature of th » State for Education
al and Charitable purposes In 1868, with a
Oapital of •l,uoo,ooo l to whioh it haa tinoe add
ed a reserve fond of $3611,' 00. Its Grand
Mingle Number OrawngR will taka
place monthly. It nevir tealet or postpones.
Lood at the following soheme:
GRAND PROMENADE OONOERT,
daring whioh will take place the
KXmORDINARY SEMI ANNUAL DRAWING,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, Juna 6,
Under the pergonal supervision and monige
men t of
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARlY, of Virginia*
CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000.
99* NOTICE—Tickets are Ton Dollars
only; Halves, iff; Quarters, S3.AO;
Eight he, 8)1.25.
LifcT or prizes:
1 GRAND PRIZE of
2 LARGE PRIZES of
4 large PRIZES of
20 PRIZES of
80,000.. 20,000
10,000.. 20,000
6,000.. 20,<>00
l,u0u.. 90,000
mg 600.. 85,000
100 “ 100.. 80,000
200 u 2 0.. 40,000
600 “ 100.. 60,000
10000 “ 10.. 100,000
APPROXIMATION PBIZES.
loo Approximation Prizes of 8200..$ 80,000
100 “ loo.. 10,000
100 “ •« 76.. 7,600
11,279 Prizes, amounting to 8622,600
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La. ) r ._, M
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Y*. { co " rB ‘
Write lor circulars or send orders to
THIRD a rand dollar drawing
Tuesday, July 8.
Capital Prize, 820,ouo. Tickets 81 aatb.
my2 d&wlm
LEA & PERRINS’
CELEBRATED
Pronounced by
oonnoiBBiUB*
to bo the
Only Goodj
Sauce,
and applleable to]
EVERY
VABIKTT Dl
EXTRACT OF A
LETTER
from a raedloal
gentleman at Mad
bis br^"
rooster
1861.
Tell Lee«i Perrins
I that their Beuoe le
highly esteemed in
India, and is in my
opinion the most
palatable as well as
tbe most wholesome
ilauce that ia made
B ntil further no-
)E tho Central Line of.
Steamboats will ran as follows:
STKA1EB BIG FOOT, W. A. Fry, Captain,
SATURDAYS, 10 A X, to Ap*lechlooln,Fln.
ff For further Information cull on
C. E. HOCHSTRASSER,
I*u2 tf A$*nL
Mobile & Girard R. R.
Ooluxbd*, G*., November 80, 1878.
Doable Daily Passenger Train
M AKING close connection at Union
Springs with Montgomery A Eataula
s to aud from Montgomery and points
beyond.
This is the only line making night and day
oonnactlonsat Montgomery lor the Northwest.
Through ooaoh with sleeping accommoda
tions between Coiambus and Montgomery:
Passen
ger and
IMall Freight
'rain. Train.
7:86 pm
12:82 A M
8:10 AM
6:80 A M
6.86 A M
4:00 PM
9:66 P M
7:66 p m
8:80 AM
7:26 A M
7:38 P M
8:80 P M
0:46 P M
Leave Coiambus 1:60 pm
Arrive at Union Springs.. 6:80 p m
“ Troy 7:60 p m
“ Eafaala
“ Montgomery.... 7:40 p m
“ Mobile.... 6:85 a m
“ New Orleans 11:26 a m
“ Nashville 8:00 a m
“ Louisville 8:40 PM
14 Cincinnati 8:16 p M
“ St. Louis brio a M
“ Philadelphia.... 7:86 A M
“ New York 10:26 A M
Leave Troy 12:80 a m
Arrive at Union Springs.. 2:22a m
“ Columbus 7:10 a m
“ Opelika 8:4o a M
“ Atlanta 4:28 p m
“ Maoon 7:o6 p m
“ Savannah .... ..11:46 a m
Trains arrive In Montgomery one hoar ear-
aler than by any other line.
Passengers tor tbe Northwest will save
twelve hours’s time by this route.
W. L- CLARK,
_ Superintendent.
D. E. WILLIAMS,
General Tleket Agent.nov80 tf
Worcestershire Sauce.
PREMIUM AWARDED AT OBWTENKIAL POB
1st. Excellent Taste.
2nd, Very Carefully Prepared.
SIGN STUBS OW BTBET BOTTLE.
JOHN DUNCAN’t SONS,
NEW YORK.
iyli-Uewly
WESTERN RAILROAD
OF ALABAMA.
Columbut, 6*., April 7,1877.
Trains Leave Columbus
AS FOLLOWS
Southern Mail.
4:011 p. tn., arrive, at MontHomery. 8:81 r x
Mobile 6:26 a x
New Orleans.11:26 a ■
Balm* 12*6 a x
Atlanta hiooam
Atlanta & Northern
NAa.il.
I m. n., arrives at Atlanta 8:08 p u
Washington .11:68 P M
Baltimore.... 8:10am
New York... 0:80am
ALSO BY THIS TRAIN
Arrive at Montgomery.*, 2:46 p m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT OOLUMBUS
From Montgomery and Southwest. .11:10 a m
“ 44 9:00 P m
From Atlanta and Northwest 9:0) p m
99* This Train, arriving at Columbaa at
9:00 P. M., leavea Atlanta at 1:30 p. m.
E. P. ALEXANDER,
President.
CHARLES PHILLIPS, Agent.
d*ol8 tf
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Febeuaet 1,1877.
of the MUSOOGE]
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
have this day deelared a Dividend of FOUR
PER CENT, upon the oapital stock, payable
on and after tbe 1st of April. The Transfer
Books will be closed March 15th.
W. A. SWIFT,
Secretary.
fabe-tf
MARCHAL Sc SMITH PIANOS.
The Handsomest, the Best Tone, the Most Durable Piaucs Made !
Th*y *r* B.aiitlfkil Rosewood, Seven find (ne-1hird Octaves, with every lir[:rcv<intr.t and full’ gtinrlctd
Tholr moderate price and uniform .iiccom hove won for them th* position of o Standard of Eoencmy and Du
rability.
ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL MUSICIANS TO BE THE BEST.
Over 18,000 Now in Use!
Agents Wanted in Every County. Address
MARCHAL & SMITH PIANO CO.,
_ „„„„ _ . 47 University Place, NewTork,
Or, ROBT. W. SMITH, Agent.
Lawyers.
Rynehart’s Bakery—Removal,
I NOTIFY my Friends and Customers that
I have removed my Bakery to CORNER
OF OGLETHORPE AND FRANKLIN
STREbTS—opposite J. H Hamilton’! and
the Oentenni&l Store!, where I am prepared
to furniih FRESH BREAD and OAKE8
dally. Wedding Part lei an-l Plo-Nlci eerved
on liberal terms, at short notice.
qp29eodlm WM. RYNEHART.
everywhere.’ Send for elreular to th
nufoctureri.
HELPHEN8TE1N A BENTLEY.
ALONSO A. BOZIEB,
Attereey mud Counoellor mi Law.
Offloe Over 128 Broad Street.
Praotices in State and Federal Courts In
both Georgia and Alabama.
mhl8»77 ly
MILLINERY.
VUaftLEB U4.8.EMAN,
Mtamy-at-Lnw.
Up itolr. ov.t U. E. HMhitraiui’i .tore.
(HbU,’7I tfj
BENNETT H. CBAWFOBB,
Attorney and Uoan.el tor at law.
onto, or.r FraiM'i Hardwar* Store.
J*14’77 ly
Mv*k H. Butontn Do in* F. (i anna an.
BLANOrOBD * UAHEABD,
Attorney* and Conu.ell.r* at Law
Offio. No. 87 Broad itroat, over Wtttloh A
Kinael’t Jewelry stor.
Will praotioe tn tho state and Federal Court.
iept’76
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS I
FRESH ARRI VAL OF NOVELTIES
MRS. COLVIN & ° MISS DONNELLY
HAVE NOW IN 8TORE ONE OF THE
Largest Stocks of Millinery Goods Ever fironglit to CoMs!
Oontlstlng In part of Hata, Bonneti, Ribbon*. Laoos, Tollat Artlolea of .very
' description, Parasrlt, Fan*, Kid Qlovaa, and
A^G^EAT VARIETY OP FANCY GOODS!
nans, onawronD. e. x. x’aatLL.
OfiAWroKD * mcNIKLri,
Attorney* and Counsellor* at Lew,
128 Broad Btreot, Uolumbu., (Ja.
janl8,>78 ly
«. E. TMOJHAU,
Attorney and C'oanaellor at Law.
Ornoa:
Over Hoohitraiaor’aStora, Uolumbut, C}*or*ia.
[Jans, 78 lyj
LIONELS. LEVY, JA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
UommluloMr of Brads, New York tnd other
State..
umce over Qoorgla Homo Inluranoo Uo.
ESTATES.—Special attention to keeping *0-
Watoh makers.
e. h. lequin.
Watchmaker,
184 Broad Btreot, Uolumbut, an.
Wntohet nnd (Jlockt repaired la tho bolt
manner and warranted. Jyl,’74
Tin and Coppersmiths.
WM. FfiEv
Worker In Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
Order, lrom tbrotd promptly tttondod to.
NOj^lT^rot^Btroet^
Piano Tuning, die.
E. W. BLAU,
Keptlrer tnd Tuntr of Planot, Urgant tnd
Aooordtom. Sign Fainting nhodont.
Ordtra may ba lalt nt J W Pant* A Nor-
>an’a Book Store. aepVti
Mew Aaveruaememu.
A GREAT OFFER! ring those haid
times dispose of 100 FlANOS & ORGAN
new and second-hand of flrsi-ciase mak
ers* Including WATEKh’, at lower prices
for caah or Installments, or to be let until
mid for, than ever before offered. WA-
JEKs’ GRAND fcQtARK and UPRIGHT
PIANOS St ORGANS (Including their
NEW SOUVENIR and tiOUDOJR) ar«
the BEST MADE. 7-Oct»ve Pianos
9150, 1 13 duDieo, not used a year; “9”
Stop Organ* 950,4 Stops95S, t Stops 968*
8 Stops 975,1U Stops 9SS, 19 Stops 91uO
cash, not used a year, ftn perfect order
sn4 warranted LOCAL and TRAVELING
AGENTS WANTED. Illustrated Cata-
loguesf Mailed. A liberal discount to
Teachers, Ministers, Churchts, etc. Sheet Mu
sic at half price. HOMAGE WATERS
— * * — J " alers, 4"
r York*
* week in your own town. Terms and
$00 86 outfit free. H. HALLETT k GO.,
Ft rtland, Mains.
CBORCE PACE A CO.
o ho. b *. lonoins BAinuon, us.
Patent Portable A Stationary Eawla
Patent Circular Haw Mill
lour Mills, Water
Wheel*, mingle. Barrel A
Woodworking Machinery.
Tanlte Emery Wheels and
$55° 177 *_w®;k to_Ag.nU ; _8 ; 0 Outfit
Augnttn, Mo.
$12!
2 fc UO, Angus*
25
Nassau
m MARYLAND EYE AID EAR INSTITUTE,
No. 60 North Charles St., Baltimore.
Incorporated April 0, I860.
President, Hon. J. W. Dobbin, Judge Supe
rior Oourt.
The above Institution offers all the oomforts
of a home to patients suffering with eye or ear
diseases. Skillful nurses are in attendance,
and as the surgeon In oharge resides in the
house with the family, patients are seen by
him several times during the day. For further
Inlormatlon apply to the surgeon in oharge,
f)R. GEORGE REUL1NG.
Samples
I worth 86.free. Stinson A Uo.,
FuTtlandV Maine.
MOST
EXTRAORDINARY
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Are offered lor Newspapers in the State of
GEORGIA.
Send for list of papers and sohedule of rates.
Address GEO. P. ROWELL fc CO., Adver
tising Agents, No. 41 Park Row, New York.
GROCERIES.
J.J.&W.R.
91 Broad Street,
DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
P RESERVED JELLIES,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS,
UONFEUTIONEKY—a oholoo Hock,
PIUKLES—All Best Brandt, In any
quantity,
CANNED FRUITS,
VEGETABLES end MEATS,
MAONOL1A HAMS, BEEF TONGUES,
FERRIS’ BREAKFAST BACON,
A CHOICE LOT NEW ORLEANS
SYRUP,
APPLE VINEGAR.
SPARKLING CIDER ON TAP—Very
N "t , HE BEST 60. CIDER IN THE CITY,
DUDLEY’S BOLTED MEAL—In % nnd
Ji-busbel tacks, pat up for family use. Try It.
«■ Our Good, are i.lMted for fam
ily trad*. W. guarante. *11 w. (.11.
J. J. «t W. R. WOOD.
Colssmbaa, U.
oct8-eodly
LADIES’ EMPORIUM OF FASHION!
MRS. LEE
T akes occasion to notify the ladies of oolumbus and adjacent
Section tbnt she has Just returned from New York with one of the Largest and Most Ele
gant Stocks or
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS
EVES BROUGHT TO THE OITT, OOH8ISTIHO OF
MmaMe Eats ail Bonnets, Lam, Blais, Plovers, Trinnicjs
Jewelry, C«r**t«, Glovet, Hosiery, Children’. Clothing, Ladlm’ Under
wear. Parasol., Fane, and all other artlole. In my lino. This Stook I. Ele
gant and Complete, and will bo sold at PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
Opening of PATTERN HAT! and NOVELTIES on
Thursday, April ISth, 1877.
W CaU and examine and you will buy.
MRS. L,. A. LEE.
apt dfcwgm
GROCERIES.
M. J. WHITTLE,
,42CO. HI. VAIIBUKOIIUH.
JOHN T.McLBOB
J. J. WHITTLE & CO.
HAVE OPENED IN COLUMBUS, UNDER CENTRAL HOTEL, A
New Wholesale I Retail Grocery House,
Whore they will keep conetentlv on hand • Large and Complete Stock of
STAPLE &, FANCY GROCERIES,
C OMPRISING, IN PART, SHOES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; BAGGING AND
Iron Ties; full line of Bacon and Bulk Meat«, and Lard; Sugar and Syrup—all grades;
Uolumbui Mill* and Weftern Flour—all grades; Salt Fieh and Canned Goods Whiskey!.
Wines and Brandies, and Tobacco; Co due and Tea—all brands—together with a full line ol all
ather Goods kept in % flrat olaHS Grocery Hour*.
as LOW AS THE L0W ^ T * and we sollelt the patronage of the oity and
J. 3. WHITTLE Sc CO.
surrounding country.
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HIRSCI1 & I1ECHT,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
ISO Broad Street (Opposite Rankin House),
COLUMBUB, GA.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND
LIBERAL CASH ANVANCE8 MADE;
AND
SALES SETTLED PROMPTLY.
ooxtaBaposjiaxiM’oa moxixoxtiix)
XT' Reference,, by permtaalon: CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL BANK; NATIONAL
BANK OF COLUMBUS. Q\.; EAGLE A PUEXIX UCAM’F’Q CO.BU.4 . ly«
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST.
WILiIjIAMS’
FINE ART GALLERY,
OVER CARTER’S DRUG STORE,
COIaUMBUS, - - GEORGIA.
HE Public Are requested 1
_ with PICTURES OF 1_ . ,
with all the Improvements In the Art worthy of no ice.
Call and examine specimens and pricos and boo that you oan get any niasslonl .Style in the
best manner at fforthorn Prices. Keep your money at home by patronizing Home Institu
tions. Those having old Pleturos to copy can get the Keat At (be laowtmt Prices by call
ing at Williams* Gallery. His socurlng Pictures of Children oannot be excelled.
Thanking all for their patronage, hopes to merit a continuance by BEST WORK at the
LOWEST PRICES.
99* ftemember WILLIAMS’ FINE ART GALLERY over «nrt«r’s Drug
9<orau foot26-oodNwly1
FERTILIZERS.
THE GREAT FERTILIZER
For Cotton, for Corn and all Crops 11
WHANN’S
RAW BONE SUPER - PHOSPHATE
For Sale for Caalt or Cotton Ootion
BY
W. A. SWIFT.
Centennial Wagon Yard, Columbus, 6a.
decl6 eodfcwly
W. H. RO BARTS & CO.
ARE OFFERING THE LARCEST
AND MOST OOMPIjBTD STOCK
STOVES, TIN-WARE AND°H0USE FURNISHING GOODS
At Prioes Cheaper than Ever !
They Have Just Reoeived an Extensive Line of
Ice-Cream Freezers Flntiflu Machines, Mcnles & Willow Baskets.
WROOFING, GUTTERING and all ola»*i of Tin-Work don* to Ord.r.
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