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ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEO RGB A. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2. 1877.
SALISBURY &
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Corrow Bill*.—Sight on Now York, and Prov*
done® >4 off; Boaton %c off ; demand on Bonton
y^c. off; Savannah ^c. off.
Banka checkin* on Now York y K premium; and
othor points % preminm.
Currency loam 12 per oont. $ annum.
Silver par. Cold nominal.
Cotton—Dull.
Ordinary
Clean Stained V&—
Good Ordinary 0 X A®* X A
Low Middlings .*. 10^-
Mlddlings 10J4®10»4
Strict Middling* -
Bale* 6 bale*.
Receipt* 212 bale*—114 by M k G. R. R.; 80
by wagon*; 1 by N. I 8. R. R.; 11 by W. R. R.
00 by river; C by 8. W. R. R. Shipment* 64
bale* ' 40 by 8. W. F. R.; 6 for home conanmp.
tioH; 0 by W. R. R.; 0 by M. k G. R. R.
DAILY UTATKMKNT.
Stock on hand August 81st, 1877 740
Received to-day..., 212
“ previously 6,288—8,600
» 246
Shipped to-day 64
“ previously 3,287—3,201
Stock on hand... 2,966
Sami Dat Last Yiae.—Stock August 31st, 1876,
610; received same day 077; total receipt*, 0,726
•hipped *amo day, 341 , total shipment*, 8,130
stock 2,097 ; sale* 242. Middllng*9%c.
Receipt* at U. 8. ports to«day 10,208; for 8 day*
22,890; exports to Great Britain 6,827; to Conti
nent, 0; stock (35,615 bales.
U. 8. Ports Last Vicar.—Receipt* for 3 day*
45,023; exports to Orent Britain, 5,809; to Conti
nent, 287; stock 173,780.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
Bacon—Shoulder* 8^c; clearr 11/side* 10,
Hulr Miat*—Shoulders 8c; clear rib sides
^IaooiNo—
Corn—Yollow, ROc; White, 96c.
Sdoar—Refined A, 18c.; oxtra C, 11%c.; C 11c.
Flour—'R bbl—Buperflno, t007; family
Strop—Florida, 60c.
Tils—Iron $2.60 per bundle.
TUNE HAL NOTICE.
The friends end acquaintan cos of Mr.
and Mrs. G.E . Thomas, Jr., are invited
to attend the funeral of Mirh Mattie
Davie, from the residenoo of Mr. Thomas
in Wynnton, at 4 o’clock THIS (Tuesday)
AFTERNOON.
ALL RESTAURANTS OPEN,
But yon must tty the
Merchants' Exchange!
Elegant Oyster Boup to day from 11 to
2 o’clock. 10 cent# per plate.
LOST.
Yesterday morning, at Everett's corner,
near the market house, Fifteen Dollars.
The Under will ha liberally rewarded by
returning the same to this office.
YOUNG AMERICA Flit*' GO. No. B.
Moot at yonr Engine Itoom THIS
(Tuesday) EVENING at 8 o'clock for
regular monthly meeting.
W. E Barnard,
Foremen No. 5.
Ueo. It. Flournoy, Beo'y.
NOTICE!
On and after Ootober 1st the freight on
cotton on Central Line of Boats will be
fiO oeuta a hale.
Jfrr. Jartey's Color /.a. changed.
Bhe is now a eolored woman from eome
strange freak o’ nature. Bhe will aotnally
appear Friday night with genuine “wax
Aggers" and a bigger orowd will" greet
her than ever before. The "Aggers" are
strikingly peculiar end snob have never
been seen before. A largo number of
seals are to be reserved for the white poo-,
pie who are eager to aoe the ludicrous dis
played in a style nover before witnessed.
Tbia entertainment will be rare, for al
ready it makes everybody langh to think
of it. "We'll all be there.”
DAYS’S MOTTO.
EAT, DRINK AND UE MERRY.
ltavo Wollson will open, Monday night,
an Eating Saloon, on a new and attractive
plan. All kiudB of game, Aab and oys
ters, and everything that the market af
fords, served at all hours. One door east
of the Sample Itoom. sep30 3t
The Anest articles of Bolld Bilver and
Silver-plated Ware, for sale at
aep80 d;!m Wittioh A. Kinsel'b.
DEPOSITORS
WITH
Eagle and Pbenix Savings Department
will please hand in their deposit books,
that interest for the last quarter may be
entered therein.
sepSO d2t G. Gundy Jordan, Tr,
Having reoeived oar new stook we
Would respectfully invite onr customers
and the public iu general to oall and ex
amine the same. Buying only for oaah,
we are enabled to Bell at the loweat rate
good goods can he bought for, and guar
antee satisfaction to every buyer.
Wittich-& Kinbel, Jewelers,
eeplto dSm -
*
Watebes and Clocks repaired by expe
rienced workmen. Sohool and Socioty
Badges also Hair Jewelry made to order.
Diamonds re-set and Engraving of every
kind done at
aep30 d3m Witticq A Kinsel'b.
100 lbs. Gilt Edge and Country Butter;
While Head Cabbage—large;
Irish Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Ac.
aep30 2t Jab. T. Daniel.
BUSINESS!
That's wbat I mean. Come and see
me and you will And a stook of Goods
that will convinoe you that I mean busi
ness, and the prioea will demonstrate
that I will do business. My stook is un-
UBually large this season, and as I attend
ed several large anolion sales while in
New York, I can safety say it was well
bought. You are urgently requested to
oall and inspect my Goods. No trouble
to show them. Respectfully,
tf .1. Albert Kirven.
SYS, BAULKY AND OATS. •
Just received a Ane lot of Georgia
heed Bye, Hast. Proof Oats and Barley.
aepitieod2w J. U, Hamilton.
a youno lady or 21 years kills berself
WITH A PISTOL IN WYNNTON WHILE SUF
FERING FROM TEMPORARY INSANITY.
Miss Mattie Davie committed suioide
yesterday, while laboring under a At of
insanity. Miss D. was the sister-in-law
of G. E. Thomas, Jr., Esq., at whose resi
dence in Wynnton, the sad oecnrence
happened.
It appears that Miss D. had lately re-
tnrned from a visit to some friends in
Alabama. Bhe was in very poor health,
and her mind was seriously affected. She
frequently spoke of being tired of living,
and wished for death. Her friends fearing
that she might do herself some barm,
oarefnlly removed whatever they thought
she might use for that purpose. Every
gun and piatol was discharged; but it ap
pears she found some cartridges toa Colt’s
navy pistol and loaded one barrel whioh
she need so diHastroasly to herself.
A few miDntes before the sad ooonrrenoe
she was more oheerfnl than was her ons
tom, and was at the piano playing and
singing with Mrs. Turman, who was vis
iting the honse. Bhe asked Mrs. T. to
excuse her for a minute, and gaily went
from the parlor into her bedroom, which
was across the hall. Almost immediately
after Mrs. Turman heard the explosion of
a pistol, and running to the door of Miss
Davie's room, fonnd it looked. In a few
minutes the door was bnrsled open and
the unfortunate lady was fonnd
lying npon her bed with the
pistol npon her breast, still olasped in her
hand. Bhe bad plaoed the mnzzle over
her heart and Ared, the ball passing en
tirely through her body and sinking deep
in the mattress, upon whioh she was
lying. Only one barrel of the pistol had
been loaded, and that one did the deed.
Miss D. for several years lived in Texas,
where she bad learned to use a pistol, and
her knowledge of the weapon enabled
her to oiroumvent her frieDds who were
so careful to prevent her from doing ber
self harm. The pistol had, no donkt,
been prepared soma time before the deed
was oommitted, as she had not the time to
arrange it after Bbe left the parlor, as only
a few seconds intervened before the ex
plosion was heard.
Miss Davie was about 21 years of age,
and raised near Columbus, and was well
known and loved by many friends, who
sadden at her unfortunate fate. Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Thomas have the sympathy of
the ooinmnnity in their terrible bereave
ment.
A BOY KILLED IN BROWNSVILLE
RAILROAD EMUANKMKNT OAVES ON HIM—
TWO OTHERS DARKLY ESCAPE SUFFOCATION.
Between two and three o'olook Bnnday
afternoon, little Johnnie Lawrenoe, step
son of Mr. Taylor Bells, aged abont 12
yearB, oame to his death by the osving in
of an embankment near the west end of
the Opelika branch road bridge The
<lecensed, and two other boys, Charlie
Wright, aged 8, and Fredie Walls, aged
about 10 years, were amusing themselves
by eoratohing out sand from under the
bank of n deep gully, located as above
described, and had made quite a oave
under the bank when the earth above
them gave way and fell in upon them.
It was Afteen or twenty ruinates before
(hoy oonld bo extriosted, when it was
found that little Johnnie wse lifeless, and
the other boys badly brnised and Buffo-
ostod, though not believed to be danger
ously hurt. The inelanoboly affair crea
ted a saddening sensation throngbont the
villago end many Hooked to the scone of
the aooident. The deceased was buried
last afternoon.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OS COLUMBUS.
OPENING OF TOE SEASON— WHITES IN
CREASE 22, BLACKS 1)8 OVER LAST YEAR.
These institutions, the best boon ever
offered to our oity, opened yesterday.
The teaohers were all in thoir plaaes ex-
oept Mrs. L. E. Saunders.
In attendance were 11)3 boys and 213
girls at the white school—total whites 406;
and 127 boys aud 106 girls at the colored
schools—total blacks 293. Total attend
ing 099.
There were abont CO new pnpila.
Many did not eome in, beoanBe yester
day was general moving time. AU the
rooms will soon be Ailed from present in
dications.
Last year there were in attendance on
opening days 103 boys and 221 girls—to
tal whites, 384 ; total colored, 200; grand
total, 084,
The year 187C opened with CC7 whites
and 200 colored; 1874 with 335 whites,
and 00 colored.
From this increase in nnmbers can be
appreciated the estimation in which these
sohools are held, and the necessity for
them. Many in this city would be de
void of education were it not for these ad
mirable achools. They are not to bo con
sidered in (he least as eharity.
OTUF.U SCHOOLS.
Information reaohes us that Captain J.
J. Blade opened bis High Bckool with 32
boys; ltev. T. B. Blade with some 10
girls, and Miss Mitohell with 10 girls.
Moving day has aB’eoted the attendance
of all.
CITY COUNCIL.
Couneil met last night, present the
Mayor and Aldormen Manley, Burts,
Andrews, Coleman, Bohuessler, Curtis,
Nuckolls and McGehec; absent, Aldermen
Swift, Watt, Brown and Whittle.
ACCOUNTS
amounting to $422.78 were recommended
to be paid.
Sundry acoounts were referred to
Finanoe Committee.
THE ORDINANCE
introduced by Aldermen Burts, that every
male twentv-one years, living within the
corporate limits of the city, shall pay $2
commutation tax at or before the regis
tration of each vote—as prescribed by
law for the eleotion of Mayor and Alder
men, was adopted—allowing in lien of
this payment, that eaoh voter work three
days on the.streets at suoh time and place
as the Street Committee may direat.
PAID FOR SERVICE-1.
Messrs. Peabody A Brannon, and Judge
James Johnson, in the snit of the Chat-
tabooobee Uailroad Banking Company
and Mary H. Beuniflg against the City
of Columbus, were paid by the city $200
and $00, reapeotively.
PETITIONS.
That of J. M. Leonard, that he be al
lowed to dispose of oonntry produce with
out market oharge was referred to the
Market Committee. He olaimed that the
State allowed all maimed soldiers (be be
ing one) liaense to peddle free throngbont
the bounds of the State.
The petition of Mr. Oliver Mcllhenny,
Superintendent of the Columbus Gas
Light Company, was reported as satisAed
by the Committee having sold him the
lot immediately south and adjoining the
gas works for one hundred dollars.
STREETS AND SEWERS
The proposition of Disbro & Fitzgib-
bons to build a sewor in Jackson from
Bryan to Bt. Clair street was not received.
deport! of officebb.
WkarHnger's collection for September,
$203.59.
The oity physioian reported that Ave
were received into the hospital, and three
discharged.
The sexton reported bnrials of thirteen
residents and three non-residents ; nine
colored residents, and twelve non-resi
dents.
The President of the Board of Health,
reports the oily generally healthy—no
oontagioua diseases.
Clerk of Market’s collodions from
wagons, $30.40.
All of the abovo reports were received.
treasurer's report.
Treasurer Barnett’s report from 1st of
June to 1st of September, 1877 :
1877.
June 1.
Du.
To balauoe on hand
..$ 1,896 46
Real OHtate, 1877
12 80
Doga
Drav License
230 00
Hucksters and peddlers.
18 00
Mayor’s Court
.. 12 50
License, 1870
.35 00
l\eal estate, 11.75
05 00
61 25
Itetail liquor lioeuso
1,150 00
Sales, 1870
220 70
ltonl estate for 1876
454 25
Market
409 00
Wharf
284 02
License, 1877
1,866 08
Bales, 1877
3,917 34
Ileal Estate, 1876
4,9"8 76
$15,231 82
1877
Bept. 1.
Cn.
Gas
390 55
Commons
3 75
Cisterns
3 75
Bills payable
1,500 00
Salary
1,281 28
Hospital
348 55
Bills receivable
37 88
Bridges
100 00
Mnle feed
200 25
Police
1,695 73
Fire Department
330 16
Publio Hobools
1,000 oo
Cemetery
104 8C
Incidentals
300 81
Streets
910 2C
Merchants A Mechanics
Bank
Interest
Carta and mules..
Lumber .
4,248 00
04 90
184 82
Balauoe on hand 4,037 40
$15,231 82
ilooeived.
Council adjonrned until the Arst Mon
day night in November.
Oenoral Moving Dig,
Yesterday was the grand annual anni
versary of crying babies, fretful mothers,
distraoted housekeepers and husbands
driving down town. There seems to have
been less moving than at any similar
period within onr recolleotion, bnt, per
haps, it has been more gradual. Any
how, most the agony is over, and the hus
bands have anathematized all the broken
glass, and the wives oriod over the rubbed
and missing olothes. It comes only onoe
a year, bo grin and bear it.
NOTICE.
We oall eBpeoial attention to the faot
that tho Central Line qf Boats are now
oarrying cotton at Afty oenta per bale,
and dry barrels at ten oents.
Hirer Newt.
The Wylly, while on bar down trip
Saturday, injured herself sq badly at
Woolfolk'a bar that she was compelled to
unload aud return to the oity for repairs,
and let the Big Foot take the trip in her
stead.
MAYOR'S COURT.
Maria Adams, colored, was pnt in the
gnard honse Afteen days for being drunk
and disorderly.
Jno. MoCnbbins was Aned $0 for being
drunk and “talking loud.”
A warrant was taken for Elvy Cunning
ham, oolored, for stealing.
John Jonea and Henry Lee, oolored,
were oharged with stealing. Henry was
dismissed, and John was held under sus
picion of having stolen and osoaping not
long sinoe from an officer.
Hiram Leonard, oolored, in defanlt of
a $00 bond went to jail to answer the
oharge of laroeny.
Mattie Williams and Catherine Thomas,
oolored, were ahsrged with committing a
nuisance. Tkoy were dismissed.
Read ! Read ! I
We oall espeoial attention to the
obanges of schedule of the Mobile A Gi
rard Uailroad, whioh appear in these col-
unis to day. Read and don’t “get left.”
Ser tonal.
Mr. George E. Andrews, one of the
best salesmen that Columbus ever had, is
now with Mr. M. J. Crawford, Jr., gro
cer.
Major Singleton, editor and proprietor
of the Buena Vista Argus, is in the city.
HERRING A ENGLAND.
We notiee that they have been doing
some very handsome repairs on buggies
and carriages, whioh look as new and de
sirable as if they had never been used a
day. They are Arat-oloss workmen.
That Sign.
It is handsome, attractive and unique—
that of J. Albert Kirven. It has been
hanging before his door hot a short time
bnt it draws the oostomers.
BUSINESS.
I mean business when I speak to yon
through these columns. 1 now want to
know if yon want a Dress, Cloak, Shawl
or Uibbons for yonr Hat. If so, I am
the man to Bell them cheap,
i If J. Albert Kirven.
LOCAL BRIBES.
—About 100 Boston Arms have their
own telephones.
—Silk underwear of ivory tint is the
rage among brides.
—Very warm yesterday, and mosquitoes
were awful in shady plaoe*.
—A girl may read about heaven all her
life, hot she never hes anything like a
oorreot idea of it till she gets her Arst
been.
—A domestio informed his mister that
the bouse was on Are. “Go tell yonr
mistress of it," Baid he, “for I never med
dle with honsebold affairs.”
—What is there more delightfully mu
sical in life than the ringing, hearty, hon
est langh of a pretty woman ? The answer
ootnee from ell sidee, “Give It up."
—A yonog lady who doea not pride her
self particularly on being a politioa! econ
omist, thinks the sooner greenbaoke reaeh
“pa” the sooner will she be able to invest
in a new fall bonnet. .
—A small boy to whom the school in
spector pnt the question, “Oonld yon for
give a boy who bad insulted or strnok
you?” pondered awhile and then deliber
ately replied, “Yes, if be was bigger than
I am."
8 USERINTENDENT OS THE
NEDALE 1ACTORY.
Mr. John Appleyard, of this oity, left
yesterday for Tuscalooaa, Ala., to take
charge of the Kennedale ootton Manufac
tory, located seven miles from that plaoe.
Mr. A. is en Englishman who has had
great experience in the largest establish'
ments in the world. For several years
he has resided in Columbus, where he
has been employed by the E. A P. Co.,
and also in conducting a dyeing
establishment of his own. He
made a good and substantial citizen, and
was a leader in ell that promoted morality
and religion. He has lately returned
from a lengthy visit to the old world. He
has a thorough aoqnaiDtauee with all de
partments of a mill, having been praoti-
cally trained to it from childhood. Buo-
ess to him at hie new home.
NOTICE,
The attention of Grooera and Dea'ers
is called to the advertisement of J. T,
Warren A Co., Oinoinnati, in another
colnmn. No hones exoele them in their
line, end it bespeaks anooees for them to
see the enterprise they have in pnahing
their trade. Write them for what yon
want, and be sore to oall on them when
you are in Cincinnati.
The Boston “Atlas" in 1837 advertised
that “an experience of five years has
demonstrated of Fairbanks' Beales that
for acanraoy, oonvenienoe and durability
they are unrivaled.” The Atlas and most
of the men who made it are dead, bnt the
Fairbanks’. Beales,retaining and inoreasing
its merits, has enlarged its domain until
it has beoome the recognized standard of
the world—all within the lifetime of its
inventor.— N. T. Evening Post.
NEW SAMPLES
FOB
FALL AND WINTER
1877 and X878.
Thomas A Presoott, having reoeived a
large variety of Fall and Winter Samples,
are now prepared to take measures and
have Speoial Order Baits made np at
short notioe, in the most elegant styles.
Perfect satisfaction gauranteed.
iHT The lateBt Fashion Plate on exhibi
tion. aul6 tf
WANTED.
Muscadines at seventy-Ave oents per
bnshel, to be delivered at Bonny Doon
Stock Farm. sep28 d3tAwlt*
ROOMS To RENT.
Elegant Booms, suitable for offioea or
sleeping apartments, over offioe of En
quirer-Bun. For terms apply at
sep28 lw* Thib Office.
TO ARRIVE :
A large end well seleoted stook of
CARPETING, RDG8 end MATS,
which will be sold at very low Agates. It
will pay to wait and examine this stook.
L. Roonei,
Fnrnitnre and Carpet Ware-rooms.
83 and 85 Broad St. (Up Stairs.)
sepl4 tf
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS 11
200 pieoes New Fall Prints;
00 dozen New Coraete from 50 oents to
$2.00;
000 New Umbrellas—all grades, in
cluding silk ones for $0 and $6;
A large lot of the Celebrated Baltimore
Kerseys—all wool.
Blanohabd A Hill,
tf 123 Broad St.
CARPET WARE-ROOMS!
106 BROAD STREET.
HANDSOME DISPLAY of CARPETING,
RUGS, MATS, Ao.,
THREE-PLY,
EXTRA SUPER,
SUPER,
HEMP.
COCOA MATTING,
MANILLA MATTING,
VELVET RUGS,
BRUSSELS RUGS,
VELVET MATB,
COCOA MATS.
DRY GOODS.
NOW
FOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN.
M Y NEW BUILDING HAS JUST BEEf/ COMPLETED, AND I AM NOW
oooupyiog the entire building, with one of the largest stocks South, and am
prepared to offer every inducement of any Jobbing House. Buyors should not fail
to see my stock and prices.
« I WIIjZj NOT BB XJNUBUSOIjZ) l
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE.
Having associated ltobt. A. Carson in
business with me, nnder the Arm name of
Brannon A Carson, I take thisoooasion to
return my sincere thanks to the pnblio
for their kind and generous support in
the past, and respeotfnlly solioit a con
tinuance of the same to the new Arm.
Parties who are indebted to me nil*
eonfer a favor by making an early settle
ment, that I may olose my old books.
sep28 6t A. M. Brannon.
The largest assortment of Gold and Pla
ted Watoh Chains, Necklaces and Lookete,
yon oan see, at
sepSO d3m Wittioh A Kinsel'b.
Amid Sjrlvna Groves
And rural retreats where the wild flowers
bloom and unite their sweetest frag ran oe,
nature's healing balm for the ills of lovely
woman, is found in abundanoe.
Developed by ohemistry and improved
by science, these wonderful elements for
the cure of woman and her diseases, have
been componnded and offered nnder the
name of English Female Bitten, at oge
dollar per bottle. sep26 dAw2w
Astonishing Muccess.
It is the duty of every person who has
nsed Bosohee'b German Bybup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in oaring Conenmption, severe
Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in faot all throat and Inng dis
eases. No person can rue it
without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any ozae, and we con
sider it the duty of all Dioggists to reoom-
weud it to the poor dying consumptive,
at least to try one bottle, as 40,000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
cose where it failed was reported. Bach
a medicine as the German Btrup osnnot
be too widely known. Ask yonr Drag-
gist about it. Sample Bottles to try sold
at to cents. Regular size 75 oents. For
sale by Druggists.. myB dAwly
We match, ent and have made all Car
pets free of charge.
Parties from a distance sending dia
gram of room, oan rely on their orders
being satisfactorily Ailed.
J. Kyle Sc Co.
sepSO 3m
NEW YORK PRICES I
Watohes and Clooks oleanea for $1.00,
at Phillip hadbis’.
sept20 dltAsEtf
The largest stock of Gold and Silver
Watches in this city, at
eep30 d3m Wittich A Kinsel’b.
SHOES! SHOES!!
BOO CASE8 STAPLE & FANCY SHOES
for the Wholesale end
Retail Trade;
00 oases Brogans, commencing at $1 124;
100 “ Polkas, “ 97^0;
100 “ Men's and Boys' Heavy Boots;
“ Men’s Fine Calf Boots;
“ Women’s Sewed Pebble Boots,
at $1 20;
100 oases Ladies’ Foxed Gaiters, at $1 20;
70 “ Cloth Gaiters, at $1 00;
10 “ Ladies Pebble Button Boots, at
$1 70;
10 “ Ladies' Kid Button Boots;
00 “ Misses and CUildren’e Fine
Shoes;
70 “ Children's Tipped Shoes;
Men’s Haud-sewod Congress Gaiters.
No better selection of Shoes in the
oity.
Running this Department in oonneotion
with onr Dry Goods Store, we oen sell
these goods on a small margin.
J. Kyle 6t Co
sepSO 3m
GILBERT h THORNTON
Keep a fall line of Stationery, Fens, Inks,
Ao., wholesale end retail, at the lowest
prices. sep23 ez2t
NBW PUAHTHHO
NEW COOD8!
No. 70 Broad Street, Bnrrns’ Building.
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1
J. S. JONES.
N. B.—A Fine Counter for sale.
Sept. 27, 1877. tf
Every size end style of Photographs a
half the prioe of any plaoe in this oity
at Williams’ Gallery.
eodAwtf
Life-size Portraits in Oil on Canvass by
an eminent German Artist, at the lowest
prices, at Williams' Gallery.
eodAwtf
It is long ego Battled that Williams
makes the best Piotnres of ohildren.
eodAwtf
J. A. Mead, of Atlanta, Ga., says
Thrash’s Consumptive Cure is the only
remedy that will care consumption and
all Inng affections. Trial bottlo 60 cents;
large size $1.00.
mh24 eodAwly
Photograph Portraits for framing in
Oil Chromo, Pastel, Crayon and Ink, in
the best manner at half anybody’s prioes,
at Williams' Gallery.
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KID GLOVES I KID GLOVES 11
Go to Blanobard A Hill’s to bny the
best Kid Gloves. They keep only Harris
Bros’ make. tf
Many novelties and bargains this week
to be displayed at J. 8. Jones'
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Life-size Photographs in the best man
ner for Ave dollars, at
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ALPACAS CHEAPl
Yon can bny a good Alpaoa from
Blauobard A Hill at 25 oents per yard
Th y are a bargain. tf
WILLIAMS' MOTTO t
The Finest Photographs in the oity at
$1.00 per dozen. eodAwtf
08TENDOBEP^A LOCKHART,
Piano Tnnere and Repairers of Musical
Instruments, are stopping at the Raiford
House. They gaurantee all work in their
line, end respectfully solioit orders. Onr
rates are low, and we never fail to please.
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The beet and largest selection of Ane
and oheap jewelry in this city is at
eep30 d3m Wittich A Kinul’r.
GOOD JfEWS!
PLENTY OF GOODS!
AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY,
At J. Albert Kirven’g.
BLAt^ GROSS-GRAIN SILKS rrom *i°t'o A3;
New Grsdss, at $1; STRIPES, Very Pretty, 76 cents;
BLACK CASHMERES—a complete assortment; Greet Bargains In Block Alpacas:
Large Stook LADIES’CLOAKS from *3 60 to »36; !
Another Large stock of RIBBONS as oheap ns belore;
Croat Bargains In BERLIN and OASSIMEBE GLOVES;
KII) GLOVES at 60 cents, also a good stook of better makes;
KNIT UNDERWEAR;
PASSIM ERLS for Men and Roys’ Wear;
49* In faot, yon oan find anything; you want hero, and I gaurantoe to make prices suit
you. AU are Invited to Inspect my Stock. 49* No trouble to show Goods.
J. ALBERT KIRVEN,
! sc'Awty 9Q Brond Street.
25 bales of OSNABURG8,
25 “ 4-4 SHEETING,
25 “ 7-8 SHEETINGS.
5,000 pieces of PRINTS,
,000 “ CHECKS,
500 “ BLEACH DOMESTICB,
200 “ TICKING,
WOOLEN DEPARTMENT.
500 pieoes of JEANS, I 500 pieces of LININGS,
300 “ CA8SIMERE8, | 300 “ FLANNELS.
DRES8 COODS DEPARTMENT.
All the latest in Foreign and Domestio manafactnre.
WHITE COODS DEPARTMENT.
Irish Linens, Table Linens, Lawns, Towels, Napkins, Collars, Cuffs, Ao.
' NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Largest end most complete ever offered, with everything pertaining to the line.
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
500 cases from Commonest to Best Handmade.
HAT DEPARTMENT.
,000 dozen FUR and WOOL HATS, direct from Faotory.
WXXOXjIIM^LXiII IIOTJSB, 188 Broad at.
B.BTA.XXJ, t‘ 184 Broad Bt.
OolumbuH, 0-/6.
seg^dAwOm^^^^^ JAMES A. LEWIS.
AT COST! AT COST!
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We will sell our entire stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST FOR CASH
Now is the Time to Buy
As we are determined to dispose of them.
Prices on all other Coods guaranteed.
my4 d&wtf BLANCHARD & HILL.
CLOTHINC.
New Fall cfc Winter
CLOTHING.
HOFFLIN & BRO.,
88 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.,
Have Just Received one of the Largest Stocks of
Men's, Youths’ and Boys' Clothing
ever BRouanr to oolumbus, wmen will be sold at
PRECEDENTED LO W PR1CES.
UN-
Men’s Suits from $5 to $35 ; Boys’ Suits from $2 to $18 ;
Men’s snd Boys’ HATS from 50 cts. to $5.
Our ExcelslorUnlaundriedShlrt.au finished, the best
In the market, for SI-OO. Business and Dress Suits
made to order, and satisfaction gauranteed.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
W. H. ROB ARTS & CO.
ARE OFFERINC THE LARGEST
AKTD MOST
STOCK
PHOTOCRAPHIC ARTIST.
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
M. M. HIRSCH.
JACOB HECHT.
OOMFIiETE
STOVtS, TIN-WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
At Prices Cheaper than Ever !
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They Have Just Received an Extensive Line of
Ice-Cream Freezers Flntieg; Machines, Reliceles & Willow Baskets
■tTROOFING, GUTTERING and all olaases of Tin-Work dona to Order.
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Boil Ska Goes!-—Carl PMoirapis $1.50 per Dozen!
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Williams’ Photograph Gallery in Full Blast.
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this day reduce every style of Piotures to HALF THE PRICE CHARGED AT ANY GALLERY
IN THIS CITY, and warranting as good work as taken by any one. We keepwell posted In all
Improvements. Our nbw styles now being introduced cannot be excelled, and are only taken
at this Gallery, and at prices lower than can be had at any place North or South.
Copying and making large Piotures from old Pictures, Coloring, Retouching and Improving
old or new Pictures. We have a special Artist for suoh work only, making it a more success
tban before. Our success In taking Pictures of children is known to thousands.
We take every style or site known to Photography, regardless of cloudy weather.
Wo respectfully Invite you to oall at our Gallery and examine specimen* and prioes.
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GENERAL
AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OPPOSITE RANKIN HOUSE,
COLUMBUS, - - GEORGIA.
C. S. HARRISON, Auctioneer and Salesman.
"XiriLL give our personal .attention to the sale of CONSIGNMENTS OF EVEKY DE-
WsORIpTION^EAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, MERCHANDISE, LIVE
STOCK, he., at Auction anil Private Sale.
Administrators’ and other Legal Sales
In tho oity and surrounding country sttoailod to on liberal terms. Tho Irlends or Mr. Harrl-
son ami the public generally are Invited to give us a oall whou they wish to buy or soil prop
erty of any description.
MW LIBERAL ADVANCES HADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, whioh are ro.pootfully
•allotted.
REFERENCES, by permission : Chattahoochee National Bank, National Bank or Colum
bus Eagle a Pbenix Manufacturing Company.
Cvlumhut, Ga., August 36,1377. mhi dly*