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Newspaper Page TextiWni«1 min mil I ifiT ' im DAILY ENQUIRER SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15 1883. LOCAL NEWS. COLIMBI* DAILY IIAKHRr, OOLCMBtm, 0*.. Not. 14, IMS. M*rk*1 »r*-<laT dull and unchingod; IntoHor oral OHM 7®8c , r <a oicillmiv. 8i*c; lowmiii illlift* ®cj miildhiiCA, t»S'< ■ ®n f, d niltMliug*, VS • BOKITAP TODAt fit 8 V ao.iuv-a'.M'. Shlppod to-day. t>t*Tionaly .. Stock on hand...—. 13,»»1 O'UBBKH>M>l».0 PATR LA*T TRAR. Stock Aufftm Ji«». IHH2.4IV; roroiT««I haiuo duy.S'wtj Jtal receipt*, fi'.6i3; fihippod ■ainn da>, MO; total •blnmento. £7.».0 .Btock. 14.2(X», bmIm, Va; and- I'nited State* port* to-day, ?0.t>22j fo: total receipt) total ah 1 nine 4I1dii VVt# hereu.1. a! da) a. 152.Ml Deni 4%-a2 United OU Urei •.-Re. .liriiatii, 65, ft IA coutl* "I ptA for r> daya, 167 409; mi: rubai. but hr. The friends and acquaintances of Mary M. Handkr*, and Jas. H. Nan* dors, are requested to attend tbo fu neral of the f irmer, from the residence of Johu D. Carter, at 11 a. m. to day. BCBRIIAL A O l tVfit The friends and acquaintances ol Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K Wardlaw, of Chatta hoochee county, and Mrs. b. A. Fred erick are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of BRhSiR,'be Infant daugh ter of the former, at tho cemetery In this city at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, Htathof lii/aiK. The in fan i son of Mr and Mis Anguslu Raynolda dlitl at thetr hf-me In Browue. ▼file yesterday morning, alter a brief 111. ce^H of pneumonia. The remains were tak en to il Arris c« uniy foi Inlerment. The friends or Hie 1 eresvrd pureutn sympathise with Ihem in this e111 otlor. W. L. Grainin', the young man who was killed by bolug k.iocktd from a train on the H.uihwehlern rhllrubd 'luetday morning, once Ived n Oolumbm. He was empio; e*l at ite ice and llsb depot ol Mr. John L. Hogan for some lime and left bore a year or two ago and wen to 10u Inula. 'Ihir/ I • pin m. ii 1) fIS.iO from the bouae of Joo Deal , vvlin I ve* ab mt six rnd'8 Iroin the city. Yes trday afternoon Joe tnino to the oily and rued out a wurrent lor her anent. Tne ^arrant was piuoed lu the hands ol Bill 1! McMlchml, and ho went out aid oapiuiod iho Ihltl. 8 ha was brought to li li cl y last uignl hi d (1 toed in J . 1 and llie grand Jmy wi.l uo doubt lt- H tucking lob a at ctlon-Th 1*. i clamatlon—Henry 1) MrDmiol. Flour at Auotlou—Then M holey. F. n un lor Hent-Mrs Oliver. H -gular Meeting Blonewull L >dgo No 8V K ui F. Meeting of fi.mrd of Trade—K L Wells, Beoretary. Clothing-H J Thornton. Copartnership Formed- H D Btrattou A Cj. Rust Proof Oitft-Dlnnchnrd A liurms. P dntei l»up Lost orwo’en. Florida ura-u?< T P««rnp, Mr D A Joseph h i the rlvt-r. on a trip down Misses Clara and Idk Reach have return ed from Juniper, where they have boon v 1st ing Miss Wendt. Mr George Estes, ol G nr v , Is In the oily. Mr W J Ptaroe went over to T .lbollou on bni.li ess yesterday. Mi J li Warner loft for Mnoou yesterday to visit his i Ister. H“V W A Carter left for Macon yesterday to uttend the mailing of tbo Presbyterian synod. Mr EC Waters, advance agent of “Alvin Josilu,” was In the olty yes'erday, arrang ing lor bis appearance here u-morrow nigh*. Mr J J Kyan, advance agent of Mand Granger, Is lu the city, arranging for her appoaranoo at Bprluger Opera House on next Thursday ri ght, Alvin Jonlln. Charles L DsvIh hr “Alvin Josilu" will appear ut Bprluger Opera House to-morrow night. K*served seats are selling readily and he will no doubt be greeted by a large audience, lu speaking ol hliu the Troy Times says: •• 1 via Jestin' was produced at the Grlr- wold Opera House 1 tat night with veisallle Churles L D.vla representing tho New lS-igland farmer. A large audience inu-il- lesied Its apprerfallou of the good poluis oi the coin dy by ireuuenl applause. The principal characters were latrly sustalmd. In Hie fourth act Mr. Divls was eh queul luhisdbpay of dlsin jt'd«, some of which were almost as conspicuously brilliant uk the head- Ight of a locomoi tve. In tlies me hci Miss Jennie Noble, as E la Milton, w s the recipient ol n handsome bouquet. The 'Alvin Josilu 1 orchestra furnished exc* lent music, the trombone, cornet and x\ 1 - nsplcuous mini- burs. ‘A the Grlh J 1 i old to 1 eight tor the la produ Him Pd at lueiei, has bean refused a new trial i be > gtlu henteuced to death. Turn® 7 lu Fulton count v j ill lor aahkeep lor a number i f days has been auxt awaiting the decision ol the supn it. i be casa wan argued about two W4 MUSCOGEE SUPERIOR COURT. Nov:ml>’r Term—Jndge J T. HllUt l*r‘ si 'In?. Mnscogee superior c ouri met a* 9 o’clock yesterday morning, Jtinge J T Willis pre- stdlrg. The follOH ing casts were disposed ol: Hubert H Chaffee A Co. vs K It It dec- hour; attachment. Judgment by delaul'. GWHml'hvN H K Hidenhour; attach ment. Judgment by delanlt. GW Hmlt'i vs K K lUdenbour, W W Huff, garnishee; irarnlshments. Ji.d.meni on answer of garnishee. G W H nith vs K R K denbour, J U Ho IT, garnishee; garnlhhmeut. Judgment on an* sw« r of garnivh««. Min W J Chaffin, lessee, vs Allen A Ren- froe; acooont. bet.led. C W films vs H J* Felton and G E Gienr; complaint. Settled. Fh D M yer vs R K Kldenboui; at tact- ment. Judgment by default. Fh I) Mayer vs R R Kuienhcur, H F Kvereil, garnishee; garnishment. Judg ment by default. C. B.Taliaferro, platntlfr In It fn, v r . Joslah Talto , defendant In fl Is, Kcsiah L. Talbot, c.alrnHni; 11 fa, lev y and claim. Lli.mdit- mihsed. In le, Georgia M r.ell, petlilon to dis tribute funds. Order granted. FM Brooks, ordinary, ee cheat or, vs EH MoB^obren, admlolatru'oroittarah Clark deooased; bill, Ao, HI inlaed on demurrer G L Abney vs J FM >ore; appeal from Justiceoourt. Verdict for llie defendin'. Court took a rec*s« at 2:45p in until n.ne o'clock this morning. The grand Jury was not In sis.-lon ycstcr- dey. TUB HIXTH GEORGIA. Yes'erday C< I W H Bhepberd Issued his first genernl order to tbo various commands of tbeHlxlb Georgia Battalion, (lie Import of Which was h notlfl nation of the appoint ment of his siaff and direction as to some n Inor mutters of luleiest to Iho batta Ihj. The f< II jwlng compose ills stall; Horny R Goetohins, adjutunt, from Co lumbus Guardi. i.)r Francis M Itldley, surgeon, from La* Grange L'ghl Guards. B A HlobMrdN.quailermasler, fiooiHoull:- eru It 11 jn of Titiboilor. Grigsby E Chandler, pay master, from City i.tgul Guard*. M. V Cook, oommlgHary, from Muscogee It lies. Kicu of (he above ranks as first lieuten ant. They have already received their o»mmiNHions. Mr. Albert H. Woolfolk ol Lily Light Guwrde, wss appointed heigeunl m j »r. Ci 1 >ntl Shepherd has shown good Jadg- meui lu the seUoilou of bis stair, as u lot them are well qualified lor the posiil ms 10 which they have been assigned. an lnhii:aii;i» i:vTtri:, Neven 11m >aid, died In 1 1 riiVlng an es iaud dollars logilsh birth ed upp ale nd he ed Iv lettle up the ufTelre, tqulred by law, am viin the ordinary, sclieal the funds. J4»l P. rter Ingram Ir enths lu which fo ;ivo iho pnbiloailon llie au appMcH'lon nquesting him to Duilug this time me of F M Brook*’, ordinary, filed a hill, r< qulrlng the administrator to turn the money over to the couuty. Mr McEmhieu, through bis counsfl, Peabody, Brannon A Little, dt»* murred fo the hll , upon tho ground that Ite bad already preceded (o do Just what the bill rtqulred, and had given notion of the same to the ordinary. Tho case was hoard by Judge Wllllsyeaterday and thedemurrer was suatiilne We undeisiand that Colonel Ingram will take the case to the supreme oourt. It matters not how the cave termi nates, the result will he the same so far as the county Is concerned, as the nm< unt, which Is about seven thousand dollars uitt r all expenses ol the estate had been paid, will finally be turned Into tho treasury to the credit, ol the school fund. If the esse docs not go to the supreme court, however* tho money will only bo turned over to the couuty that muoh sooner. LUUA' >N ICS. ny l Hi Mi D mti Th sin < xci-p lot s to the rulings of b ills nosed of one wfter at • Judgment stood sfilrmed. that he Till I Tun inly l vil be burg. It w 11 be rc membertd that Tui- rer mu dtted Jubn F. bhuitles a years sgi. V*miH •/ jf*«« n*«»y Auto The ir tod* i l Mies Mary Hande gret to lisrn of herde<tt', which Ht the this hi <1 >ck. Huh ity, ye n 1 *, Mr Jn riay morntu n and raised lu C lumbus, and w is a daughter of the lAm^uted i'U >s M Sander''. Ot recent ye^rs sh-i has been Itviug tn Eufaul i with her brotbe*’, Mt J uuo* H Hinder*. Bhe had b-en 1 1 «e>eral wees* and came to luls city about ten d y* ago, tu the hop' that a chaise might br*mfit her. Hue wa*- of Sg and 1 cel eutlsd). At aneariy age she c heraeif with th - Methodist church alter itv«d as m com-ls eul usd devo ed Cnns Ui . Her mat y n t»!e Hal's of oh; ac'er mudi- her many friends wherever she went, ai d 1 er death 1» a ssd oss io the common ty lu wnich sue livid. The Is h.ve many sy m;uih xera In tuelr sn revveuiet.t. Th-funeral will tske place at 11 o’clock this morning irtm me residence of M D. Carter. g * Bvrmoit by r»lrp**s*. OnBondsyjsat Mr. R h. F Ik. manage* of the te.•pnone txebange of thliclty, with a lew o he s prtaen', heaid very dlatlnoily a fiermrn deilveitd at the Frtshyierlan church at Columbus, Georgia. Ii was done by rmansofihe wonder ml telei hone. Mr. Fo k attached a tn oi lLsiruments to one of Ibe telsg'SpL wires between Columbus and Montgomery, at.d Mr. Ingram, the mana ger ol me leiephoi.eat C dumbus.connected telegraph wire with a wire of the The opening b<ma, the prayer. —There was no mayoi'g court yesterday. —Ouly three days remain In which to reg. later. — 1 he police reported uo disturbances yes terday. —The cotton receipts have been quite light this week. —There were several plain “drunks' Broad street lust nluht. — Blaik Crook wl 1 be the attraction at the 1 pe a bouse next Monday night. — T*ie munlolpsl campaign warms u| i bo »1 dollon approaches. —J udge W 1 Is is ill posing of the bull of the court quite rapidly. “The business men are getting i.nxlous to hear the whis* le of a steamboat, — Ur. J. N. O I jert rto lvod a telegram vesterilay, announcing ibe serious lllnesa 1 I Is son, Mr. Price Gilbert, who Is a - mdlug Yale College. — Mr lien*y Fevgan, of Btewart county', had lour biles of cotton partially destroyed by fire while on a wagon en route jo this oily on Tuesday. *rhaf HiI IFtHI Out Fur. "Just Slay tu your seal unt 1 the theatre Is out, Mr B. Y.u are not going out to ‘see a ruan’tc-aigh 1” "But, Mrs B. 1 don't ex pect to see a mau when 1 goou*." "0 s , Ir- d»ed! Just want *f esh air,' j snpp si?' 1 N », this theatre Is very well veil 1 i*ed." ‘Want to Stiech yoirsc 1 ’ peilmp?" ' No, that is no - the re inop. I have been quite cora(<rtatl ." * Then I presume you are oil* golf g alter a < 1 >ve for your tootl- acln?" “Not at a 1. I have no desire for l« ves this evening-" ‘Glad to hear it. Wi 11, go on, thee. 1 sba'n’t object; but, by Madam* Mlanf* a mutt. tne. Minnie Hauk was welcomed at Hpilnger Opera House last evening by an au Hence remarkable alike for Its numbers and lls hrl.llnnl appearance. It was the hi it hj piuatice of M me. Huuk In this city, it d, though the supremacy ol this woridei- fu.ly glheU worn-n Is acknowledged *t • Lrai ger to tier lepuiallon Would have needed nothing to convince him of the fact til'll.or than her exoelteui singing last eve ning. The appiauN • given Ibis lady Ihrough- nut tne * vetting testified to the ad in l rail m oi the audience lor a muBtOAl artist wuoae rqual In her owa attractive d*- paiiment Is seldom met. The entertuinment was In every way worthy of the attention b.stowtd upon If, and the complcu ms absence of the gallery gods was a com pi I men i to the musLal tan'.e o' Ibe city, u containing the moni intelli gent assembly that bad gathered therein many days. Mine. Hank’s voice was in excel»ntcons dl .ion, Hud she in. g wiih great sweetness and setillrnent. Her singing ol “Knowest tbou Iho Lind, ’ was an txqul iu 1 / puro pHrlorrnat.ee, w.ol i all ol her eongs were given with ciiurmiug (fleet. The rare puri ty of her voice, its rnnrvt 1 jus rang), the evenness and exquisite tone of i J. her uotei, not ouly those above the stair, hut the notes lu llie middle ami ljwer register of her voice, charmed a.i her hearers. Added to this, she sang throughout the concert with that taste and perleci method of which she # pri- ii 1/ rulstre The support given to the pnma donna, or rail), r tne couoei I company , is made up of arlisti, both voCr>l ana lnsirumeuta , and In supporting the alDKers the woik or tho lustiumentdliHtH was indeed well pei- f.uuied. The company has Mile. Hull, col- tralto; Hlgaor Mouttgrlll'j, tenor; Mlguor UdFaequ.ih, bat Horn ; Mlgnor Guam*, oi- pauist, and Mr Bieruburg, pianist. Thu oaritone and tenor voices both seemed pol led in their pails, the former being as huvftj ever heaid. We oauuuin- frulh from ucimpllmeutlug rtlgoor F uquaiis u the hpirlled mautier lu whicu he s-iug iJ.uber o/ Bevllle." Mile. Hall appeared u Ha* best advantage in tha opera “La avoriliwhere her powers we.e given un pporiunlty to develop au ubuuuuuce ol .amaiic energy. The t occurt wuu unquestionably the finest niei taltmeul we havu hsd this season,and hu e Who were p esenl ei J iyeU a mu*ic* 1 luat not often enjoyed in tills taction, lu Ills lor the very pluasanlai.d blTible which they re.-punded fo the re- y were veiy u.uiieous uud we uuwuhii eniertuiuuieut to pass bUUT, Amyrm tn Htilf- Mr. Hter ingC. Jenkinr, iliighly reapeoted i.d prosperous farmer who lives near jues’ Croising, emue to Ibis city u*t nigut > tht purpuhe ol delivering himieil up to io i Ulcers iui killing a mgro yesier.isy a - irnooi . The facts as near<.s we could icuru Im.m are us f nlows: latles L).»vis, colored, owed Mr Jenkins uccouul which had been standing lor ie time. He Ui.d frequently piemtstd to p..y it, but hi d as Irtq icutiy uisiegaiued promise. Y-Hietday ul.erudou Mr Jeu« s went to J ines’OroHHlug uud met the io theie. Hu eg.iu atktd bin to pay uocouul.and thu negro became very il- ttig. During the quarrel Davis drew a knife and made an attack upou Mr Jenklnw, wUu lu turn drowa revolver and (hot hls shhi. ,1 uit dead. Wnun M. Jenkins reached the city hot night he notified the coroner of the uuior lunate sllhl', uud lie left ou the- next tralu lor Jones’ Crossing for the purpose of hold ing k . li qu LOJiC VfYPfOSL ■ foHrwHli 1.0ftae Mo. 9&, Mi., of R, Regular meeting will ne held this (Thursday) evening at 7 o’clock. By order of Chancellor Commander, I. Zvcuariah, K. of R. and H. U'tat-n ot Tmitm. Meeting to-night in Library Hall at 7:30. Business of importance will be brought before the board. There should be a full meeting. E L. Wrlls, Sec’y. One Pointer Pup, seven months old, bitch. Fiea-biiten color, Jivcr-colored head and liver Hpot on right flank. A liberal reward will be paid for her re*» covery, or information of her left at this offlop, _ MTtortUu Vrunytm, J. T. Pearne will receive a ehlpaient of Florida Oranges to-day on consign ment, to be sold at wholesale and re* tail. Iton’t Rail Io «** The elegant Hue ol Overcoats displayed at li. J. Thornton’s. You can be suit ed iu style, quality and price. _ d&wtf Rlouv ut Auction. At 10} o’clock ou ttuurday next, the 17th lost , I will sell at my store, for account ol all concerned, eighty-seven barrels Fiour, Merchants and others needing Ftour will And It to their iu* terest t. * attend. nol5 3, Thro. M. Foi.rt, Auot’ir, Mrur Mfiu. A suit of Rooms corner Randolph and Front h reels Terms moderate. uovl5thA-e Mrs. Olivkb. One Fair Mint Mulvojor 3«l*. Apply early at Joaiah Allen’s Nta bles. nov14 Kewr dlr/oro Have we shown ho large a Une of ele gant Overcoats iu all stylos, tldcwtf Wanted-Three energetic men an Agents. Permanent employment and good pay. Apply to W. W. Clurke, 103 Bio «d street, Columbus, Gu. novl42t , ii. J, Thorn- dAwtl’ Buy your Overeat ton’s. _____ A Rvrjti The Red “C 1 ' O.i. novlJ Ht L. L i Might. For salo by COWDKKY A. CO. TUB ORBEJMHB PROPLttB rMCKBT, For Mayor—F. G. WILKINS. FOB ALDERMEN. 1st Ward—E. S. McBichern. 24 Ward—B. T. Hatcher. 84 Ward-W. H. Brannon. 4th Ward—Frank MoArdle. 6th Ward—Isaac Joseph. 6th Ward—J. F. Marcrum. novll td M , KOPMjR , B tmcmlbt* For Mayor—CLIFF B. GRIME9. FOB ALDEBMRN. 1st Ward—E S McEaohern. 2d Ward—J B Allen. 34 Ward—W H Brannon, 4th Ward—Frank MoArdle. 6.h Ward—I. Joseph. CITY DRUG STORE GEO. A. Bit ID FORD, Manugir. ELI M. WHEAT, Assistant. "1TTE have Just received tho largest and most complete line of Fine end Com mon Hair, Tooth, Nall, Infant and Clothea BRUSHES; alao new assortment of Face Powders, Saunders’ Holden Hair Wash. Twenty-five new styles o COLOGNES. We have now the largest a.eortment In the olty. Received yes terday another shipment of SOAPS—Colgate’s, Pear’s, Oakley’s, Fell’s, Gra ham’s, Buchan’* and other flno Toilet Soaps. We reapeotfnlly Invite the ladles and the public to call and examine our goods, We take pleasure In displaying them. ggr Physicians’ Prescriptions Accurately and Carefally Compounded. ■90 <)8m Tho cam will no doubt bo Investigated by iho t-r.ttih Jury, which is now In hu.slor, ul nuct*. Mr Jotis lus uud hfH frteiids li ve uo fears ol mo result, an they oiulrn he acted lu defense of hls own life. Mr Jmktus Isa cousin ol Mr Felix .1 Junk nr, if I bln city. A Hanumunm Imtiveao*. Mr U M Garduor, of tbo Iuiei-4late Dl* rectory (JompHuy of A’1 intp, which Is en- u geil lu pul l.Hhlug a directory of IUIn olty, iuiuInUi’R us iu advunce the f. 1 owing 11^- ureioftba number of perhotis euKawed lu buslue>-8 of the various branches la ill's o.ty and the suburbH: 188't, 1<81. Whites P.HIU 4,<t48 Colored 2,7s J ),28tl ToUl d,.U0 fi,^0 These figures sht»w an Increase since the pul 1 callou of the directory lu J8S1 of 8,811 persons engaged In the various avocations In this city, which Is certainly a very grati fy lng showing. Mr. Gudtier onilmt that the Ptrgo lnorease Is due lu part toa more thorough eauvass of Ibe Buburbs. Thedl* tectory wl 1 appear about the 'J5 h of th® pi usunt mouth, Heath of on Infant BesHle, the liifaui daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm E Wardliw, of Ohattahooehee county, died lust night about nlneoMick. Hho Was eight months old and her death was preceded by thalof her twin alster ouly siy.cen days. This Is the th rd cLtil 1 which Mr and Mrs Wardlaw have lost within two months, and their tuauy friends sincerely sympfttUr. > with them In their Red bereavi- meo>. Only God In Heaveu c.au adminis ter ojiisolatlou to thetr Hading heurts in this sad hour of * fllmtlnt . en, children and boye, buy your Ovorconts at Thornton’s, UAwt t' Hunt Vvoot Oa m. A car load ol Texas Ru-t Proof Oa’a for sale ut Blauchard A Burrus’. novl5 dlOt D> t an BhoU) The finest and most elegant line of Overcoats for men, children and boys to be B i, eu in Columbus. tl&wtf U. J. Thornton, Slill Hats, all styles and shapes, at Thornton’s. __ d&wil A CHIOS. A special partnership has this day been entered into between the Colum bus Iron Works Company and 11. D. Stratton, under the tirin name of 11. D. HtraUon ACo , for the purpose ot build ing and selling of ice machinery, Silk, Sift and Still' Hats at r lhorn- ton’s. _ d&wtf Oourt Julian* «*/ tiothtng 8ay the bou.hern Clothier and Mer chant Tailor, H. J. Thoxaton, baa the fluest stock of Clothing in this market. Fall and Winter OvercoatB, made especially for our trade, aie now In, aud prices ara very low. We invite every one to call, examine our goods aud ask prices. dAwtf "My dear, I am going t .4 tJranr* Military I otnprf itive Itrill. A» their meeting t -algtit tl e Columbus Guards make a fi lal decision as to whetbr r they will have their grand compel Ive drip. I Is very likely that they wPl de cide in the sffl mattve, In whloh event the drill wtil take phoe shortly after Chtls - mas. The plat* Is to Invite all the comps- nles in the * uth totaka part and to require au entrance fee of about f500 from euct*, wbt’h I* to go to the prxa fund. Mbould the scheme succeed, It will furnish the grandest mill sry display ever made lu .pld prepar o be given a uvltatious \ 0 the varion i limit Rntortainment. ary brill band u.e making Ions tor tbelr euiert-Muineu , ut »be ruldtil« of Decembi r. 11 probably besent out tc-isy m l.tary companies In Qeoi- oburcb. and a portion or th here with dlailnctnes clll:ewMS called several times but answered as sll of the Advertiser people were at ouurcb. We regret tnat we mlsard the novtl y o! bearing a sernion and obailmg with friends a hundred zmLs dlttam.—MontgiEuery Ad- verUser. gts and Alib each to lake part In t be pr xa drill. Heverul 1 idles and gen l.uueu bnve airendy o n* sen (d o lake part ui tbe muslosl feuureof 'lie euteriHtniuent. Tbe b «nd Is ar.xl ms to purchaso new Instrumenfs, aud those who patronise tbe enie tslnment, which they propose to give, w 11 «'d a worthy cause. ■trntti «I Mr O. M. fiiratly. Mr O M B a >> uied at the reGdeuoe of hls father, Mr l'atrlok Brady, lntblscPyat lt:3U o’c'oek last night, after an ilUet.so r about flveyeais of consumption. He was about 28 years of agu, and was born and raised In this city. He was a geuerous- bearted youug mau and had many friends “J® btHrd w uo will be grieved to learn of h'.s death. ^..® rlUer I The time of the funeisl will be announced tc-uiorrow morning. fMe Work «iNUSr4. The work of repairing the City Mills dam has been completed. The ml 1* have been tale since summer, but they are grinding away again. THE Li IT rial In hi* nightgown white, nt purr* a *oft good night, nobody t« ll*. tor ■onit-bodr ku EH. ■ lido Till* big too took a i lllllo t Thu llitl ihis Util Ol no I" Till* lllllo too cstd, f isn't gnlto right;' 1 1 lu* lllllo tiny too curlod out ol Might. Till* big too got Buddvuly Mlubbed; This lllllo too got ruoluiiy rubhod; Tin* Ultle IriglitouoU Ijo ciloi out, “Uoar* 1“ Thu lllllo tiuit.l too. “ituu up •Ui.• I" Dowu omuio a jir with a loud bIuiu 1 tlam ! Thu lllllo tiuy toe got *11 tho j.«m. O ICO MO IA BMVVMITMMf, COUKKlTKI) HY liUCKMAHS KOOK, 11KOK- XttH, OoU'MltUa, UA, tltaiv Motnli, Bid. Ank(C Guorfin 4s ..mu (g^liik Georgia bs loti yjiis Georgia 7s, 168b Georgia 8s, due ib88,Hhort dales,. 100 gi'iiij Ills AvMii, vtionu bs lea «>iu8 AUttUltt 7h Iu7 & aOU Aiigueta bs U)6 (p-lo; Migu-.uA 7b. -....108 fcJllO LOiumUub .a ...U‘6 *'107 Oolambua f>u — ^6 Jgi 88 loaGrange 7 - loo Macon os yts nohK) davannahfis. m mm Mallmutl Ilona*. Atlantic A Gull 7s :09 ®110 Uenirai oou mtgo 7s Columbus di Rome 7s hh Georgia ii R ©lot Georgia R K 8s Iil5 ©107 Mobile & Girard Ud mtge end C R K 109 ®110 Moulgomeiy A Eufaula lot mtge w, end C R R li 2 ($103 Houlh Georgia A Florida 1st, ou- d treed by Hiate of Georgia. 7 percent 114 £115 Houth Georgia A Florida ivi,7 pr ct 1i0£1i<2 >Vesteru R R Ala. If*, mige end t’KK iOP^llO Western Alebama ‘i<* nut eudKa Joo fill) MailroaA Bt&cko. Augusta aud Savannah 7 pr of....US @120 ceutrai common 8 per cent 18 ^19 Central K R h pr cunt scrip 9o (* tq Georgia ll per cent uk (joathwesturn 7 pret. guaranteed,. 15 ©1,8 Fai’l*rv Utocfcv. Eagle A Flu nix J20 Oolninbus 85 ^ 40 Mas cogue — .,.180 ^>1^5 fH«urart'<r Btoek. Georgia Home In* Ool2 percent. 195 ,'210 RuMb Btovh. Chattahoochee National 10pr cl. 180 sfi«5 Yen bants A MochHtiloe’ 10prcL.l40 ^150 ITirarUanoouo. Pioneer Co-OperativeIX) lOO^ilOl ('onfedsrat® CVyupon Bonds 3® 4 Broker* and Dealers in all Securities men Honed above. FOB HAMM. 6 Share* Muso 'gee Factory Hftv'k. 10 Shares Houiuwestern R R 7 per cent 6'i Shares Pioneer Co-operative Co. Stoch. paving 10 per o**nt, 10 -(ha r e* Mu ogee Bulldlcg and Lo»n Stock ai a discount. 10 HtiHrhR O’or 1 * Home 12 per cent Stock. fc4 030 Georgia 7 per cent Bonds, due 1896. wi*y«p. City of Oolombue b* aud 7s. JaO.OOU Uonfedurat* Knnds. or any part, BLACK MAR A. EDGE. 49*We advertise all seouritlea placed In •tu Lands tor sale tree ot oharge. Children’s Caps at Thornton’s. Wanted, SALEbMAN—For cachooun ty iu tho U. 8.; *75 and expenses goods sold by sample. Bend stamp. La Belle Mfo. Co., Cbioig^, III. novlS eodlm (om* One, C'ume All, To J, P. Turner’s Drug btoro, 10’ Broad strsot, lo liny your Fancy aud Toilet Arllolcs. Wo liars a lar^e and handsome lins, oonslstliiB of svsry popular Faos Powder, Toilet Soap, Coametica, Ao , to be found elsewhere, Our lino of Celluloid Dressing Csbos, Odor Cases, Perfume 8 ands, and nov elties In Koueral doly competition Prompt and courteous attention prom lsed all. oi213in Capo for infanta a. Tuornton’s. tf Mlo for the lamh. To those who give us 8POT CASH wo are< Cferiug great bargains. Pariios buying ot us may rely on lower prices than any house in the oily. Give us trial. L. Rooney, 83 and 85 Broad Street, novll tuthAstlm The Collin*bum I.hiin Aoooclatlon. This new orgatiizulon will soou be rosily for business. The stock is be' lng gradually taken up, and the amoun desired is nearly all subscribed. The books for subscription are still open at the oflioe of D. F. Willcox, whore all necessary informal ion in regard to the woiking of the Company can be ob tained, _ sepi3 tf Wood Morkinu Muenmny for Bate, 1 Second-hand 8urt-co Planer; 1 Second-hand Tongue and Groove Planer; 1 Second-hand Shaping Machine; By Columbus Iron Works Co., Oc25 tf Columuus, Ga. The Skating U.uk is open every after noon for ladies aud children. Price of skating ton cents. Every night lor ladies aud gentlemen, exoopt Saturday nights. H. F. Everett, novll lw Proprietor, Kern A Loeb are headquarters for Cornwall’s O.d Soap. dtf The people ol Browueville aud Gi rard and surrounding country say they keep as clean as the Columbus people, They use Cornwall’s “Old” soap also, jy8 fltn gpertaeteo and Rye tUammeo That are easy to the eyes, can be bought at. moderate priors, at Bramhall’s, »y Broad street. Call and try them, dtf. tiatem. On the Chaitaiiooohee and Apalachi cola rivers the following rales for freight and pRRsage will be charged by Lite Central and People’s Lines of Steamers until further notice: FLOUR lOo par barrel. COTTON 26c per bale. Other freight in proportion. Passago from Columbus to Apalach icola, 00, and to intermediate points in proportion. The boats are now unable to run on account of low water, but will resume regular schedule when the river will permit. Sam’l J. Whitesides, Gen’l Agent C L. Hteamers, T, H. Moore, Agent People’s Line Hteamers, ocll tf Of Intercut to Memory One. The season for coughs and colds is now on us, and the changeable weather of our southern states cause all to suf fer more or less with these troubles*. Let us say to all who may be ho unfor tunate as to contract a cough or cold not to allow it to run, ns they often end in that most distressing of maladies, consumption, but . to procure at once a bottle of tbe old reliable family cough piepar- ation, Pioine It never fails to perma nently cure all tfiroat and lung troubles. Can be prooured of all drug gists at fifty cents per bottle. Prepared only by Johu P Turner, druggist, 107 Broad street. ColumbuM, Ga. oc2i 3m Advice to ai others.—Mrs, Win** slow’s Hoothinng Hyrup should al ways be used wheu children are cut ting teeth. It relieves the little suiter- t onoe; it oroduces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from paiu, aud the little cherub awakes as “bright ao a button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes tho child, soften* the gums, allays ail pain, relieves wind, rogulateu the bowels, and is tho best known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes Twenty-five cents a bottle. mv‘38 (Uwl a. tamr. To all who are sutiering from the er rors and indiscretions of youth, nerv ous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe that, will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary iu South America. Send a soif-addreased envelope to the Rev- Joheph T. Inman, Station D, Now York City, • ’ eodAwlVi Lot and Beoldtnee for Bala, Lot aud Residence on Troup street, known as the Hoxey place. For terms apply to B. H. Crawford, Esq., or my self. A. M. Allen. Columbus. Ga.. Oct 22. 188R.tfd -UMk.ua.xxi. HOPE rnRISUFFERINQ WOMEN. SOMETHING NEW. UNDER. THE. SUN, By reason of her peculiar relations, and her peculiar ailments, woman has been compelled to suffer, not only her own ills, but those arising from tbe want of knowf edge, or ol consideration on the part of those with whom she stands connected In the social crgnnlEutlon, Tho frequent and distressing Irregularities peculiar to her sex hnvo thus been aggravated to a degree whloh no language can express. In the mansions of the rich and the hovel of the poor alike, womau has been tbe patient victim of Ills unknown to man. aud which none but she coutd endure—and without remedy. But now the hour of her redemp, Mon hue come. Hhe need not sutler longer, when she can find relief in Dr. J, Brad- field's Female Regulator. "Woman’s Beef Friend.’’ Prepared by Dr. J. Brndfleld, At lanta, Ga. Price: trial elite, 75a ‘large *slre Blsmark uipy occasionally turn anew leal iu his politics. The Bismark brand Tobacco la always turned out of old loaf. dtf itwiiiff amwtsM Of any make can be bought at Bram- hall’s Sewing Machine Depot, 99 Broad street, cheap for cash or approved paper. The Hartford, Eldredge, F. F, Weed, New Home and others iu stock, dtf. b Wanted,—An experienced mattress maker. H. A. Gibson. nov8 dtf Blotnarh Is the brand of a very popular Twist Tobacco. Sold oy Kern A Loeb at wholesale. ^ dtf The beat sewing machine oil aud ma chine needles are sold nt Brum ball’s 8. M. Depot at Low /Vices, but no brittle, case-hardened irou oues at any prioe. dtf SchlltB’s Bottled Beer has no equal iu purity and excellence of taste. Kern A Loeb sell an immense quantity of the same. dtf While Blsmark is the leader of the German Empire, the Bismark brand repraeenta the leading Tobacco of thla country. dif BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY HalfHose AVING a surplus of Men’s British Half Hose in 8i, 9 and 9J, I will rffer them in those sizes only al 183, They arc first class seamless good*, generally sold at 35c a pair, ’ ^*Men’s BROWN JEANS DR \W- ERS will be priced at 25c a pair. Have a good assortment in Cotton Flannel Drawers and Sblrts at satisfac tory prices, J. S. JONES. Special Sale OF SILKS sale of Silks at a sharp out in prices, say LOT NUMBER ONE contains. 14 pieces of Suiah Silks, linen backs, at ; it comprises both light and dark shades, tbe light shades, suitable for evening, predominating, LOT NUMBER TWO has 13 pieces, most of them walking shades, All-Silk Surahs, a lew evening shades, at the re markably low price of 69c; worth double the money. LOT NUMBER THREE comprises a beautiful selection of evening shades in Ottoman Silks. Tbe price on them will be 01c ; never before offered under fl CO. J. S. JONES. CLOSING-OUT SALE OF Wall Paper, DECORATIVE JAND ART GOODS. rpHE attractive stook of Wall Paper, Pic ture Frames, Screens, Daoorative and Art Goods are still offered for sale, aad moat be sold. Parties desiring to adorn and beautify their homes at trilling ooit can now do so. Call and see for yourselves. Having se cured the services of Mr. J. E. M AL AH Y, a g mllemen of long praotloal experience In Houso, Sign and Decorative Painting and Paper Hanging, I cm offer patrons the ln< ducement of getting a skillful man and first-class material, at reasonable rates. Paper Hanging, Graining, Deooratlng, and all hranohg^of plain and ornamental paint ing will have Mr. Malaby'a special 8klll and management, and will be /ally guaranteed In every respeot. Orders solic ited, and all requests left at Art and Paint Store, in Gunby Building, on St. Olalr street, will have prompt attention, J. B. SLADE. Columbus, Ga., Nov. 8.nov4 lna THE “ACME” OF ALL 5-CENT CIGARS! THE FAMOUS OUR FIRM is tho Perfection of mil forty yearn Prat crienccand Study.” Israel F. Droirn, I*residt THE IMPROVED £ O' FT ON Gl I (FEEDER & CONDENSER.) FULLY GUARANTEED! Strong, Simple, Durable, not Complicated, oaBllj p&uogod, light running with steady motion. —LOW PRICES.— POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thl* powder ne\ ■tri-ugtn ana whi the ordinary hinds, and cannot varlea. A marvel of parity «... oonoi ' Id iu More ecouoaiica ....... «... -- — t — . ...... ..... v.mIioi l»e *i Id lu com pet<on with the multitude of low to»t, shot t weigh* alum or phoHPhate pnwdera. Sold only fn can* ROYAL RAKINU POWDER 00.. 106 Wall *treot. New York. feb16 tn Aw OLDEST Purely Fire Ios. Co. IN THE WORLD. tOr<aui*ed 1710). SUN FIRE OFFICE, OF LONDON, ENGLAND. Total Iosunnfo Carried by tbe Sod Fire; 1*7* .. l,ltiNM9.US|lMI... 1,8£4.7DI»,S?0 1883-Fatlmnted One Billion Five Hundred Million Dollars f I JORDAN & BLA< Kit VR, A gts, MANHOOD Speedily i-rttorrd by the use of TVfaffne Treat ment, which eflhctuolly cure* Nervous Detail. Ity, Lost Virility, Preinatoi-e Decay, one all troubles aimng from orer-work and axcweeee BoiyleoTTltmHoe mailed liras, aselsa.br by belts ftt both ends.. m nro largo and etiff, with ei lug in anti-friction metal boxes, made by our own machinei-v f . Firth I tyTlie Brush isdrb The cylinders nro bearings Tho saws nro iimdo by best Sheffield steel, of 1 will not bend, break off, Iron pulleys throughout, h *dj,stable b..x< s and ca t Ft. 11 journals. Themnchlno in all parts fs well proportioned, strong iron frame, superior w orkmanship, host material, nrid fine finish j adjusted to produce Ve.it possible rosulta Notjlthrtandlmr tho miiy added Imoioromonts these PRICES will be kept os herctoforo published, via WlthSolf. With SelfT ^B. Ourmt are unequalled, dreds of plantei Maturing nnd shlnplm l descriptive circular BROWN < OTTON GIN Co., Now London, Ot Columbus Iron Works Co., Columbus, Ga. Special Sales VELVETS! rpo MORROW I will offer two lota of Velvets at the following bargains: LOT NUMBER ONE contains a small assortment of Silk Corduroy Velvets, which t have sold until now at |2 ; they will be cot down to fl 25 per yard, LOT NUMBER TWO has five piece ol desirable shades oi Brocade Silk VELVETS, worth f2 50 per yard; the new price will be fl 60 per yard. J. S. JONES. L. H. CHAPPELL, BROKER, Will Sell Real Estate and STOCKS AND BONDS At Pub'.!© Outory When Desired. For Sale—Dwellings. Residence of Gen French, Wynnton, Hlx Rooms, 40 acres, Bealiwood, Four Rooms quarter aore, Forsyth street, below Thomas street. Bix Rooms, quarter aore, Molntosh street, opposite Mr Oscar Jordan's. 81x Rooms, quarter aore, Oglethorpe street, east of Maiket.t Five Rooms, quarter acre, Jaokson street, opposite Dr Ware’s. VACANT XOT8. Lots 4 and 6, Block 5, North Commons. Lots 12 and 18, Block 39, East Commons, Lois 18 and 16, Block 6, North Commons, Lot 12, Block 4, North Commons. Quarter acre north Jaokson street, oppo site Garrett’s, Half aore sonth Broad street, near Reloh’s. Aore and half near oolored cemetery. Columbus Wood Yard, Aore and three-quarters, at the Intersection of o A W and CAR Railroads. Building Lota in Northern Liberties and on Rose Hill—flCO to$300, Forty-seven aores on Maoon road, near Wynnton—WOO. Fiore No. 18 Broad street. Musoogee Mutual B A L Btoek, below par, For Rent. Residence with five rooms onnpper Jack- son street. Dr Drake’s new Residence, Rose Hill, lour acres of land, stables and nnt-bonae*. Stores in Brick Building opposite nmiuBuue iu nyuiiiun, noveii acres. Five-room Dwelling, Forsyth street—fl6, Ct » REDD & WALKER, Real Estate Agents. FOR SALE. Three desirable Lots (Noe, 49, 60 and 61) on Rose Hill. A five (5) room House in Wynnton, with six (ti)aoiej of land, In good neighborhood and well Improved, Term* easy. Thirty-two Lots on the Gonby plaee, Call and get diagram. Cheap, A small Farm In Wynnton, with either 6 or 20 acres land, 6 room Dwelling and all necessary out-buildings. Farm lu Russel) county, Ala. 160 aores land, well improved, with fine orohard and truck farm. Farm in Russell county, Ala., containing 380 acres land. FOR RENT. Residence of Mrs J J Bradford, on Broad street, newly painted: splendid repair. Pot session given Immediately. A very desirable place In Wynnton—five* room House, with bath room and other conveniences; also from one to ten aores of land. Tbe Sam mis Honse, on Front street. Splendid place for a boarding house- REDD 4k WALKER. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, lb, BAKER’S Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the exooa* ot Ol I lias been removed. It has Uiree times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and 1b thoreforo far more economi cal. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids ss Well as for persons In health, hold hy tirocers everywhere© . BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mast WastaEtoa & Lse University, LEXINGTON/, VA. I NSTRUCTION In the asual aeademic studies and In the professional sohools of LAW and ENGINEERING. Location healthful; expenses moderate. Next see sion opens Bept, 20. For Catalogue address "Clerk of the Faculty.” tyl9 d£w2m G. W. C. LEE. Pree’L J. H. ENLOE, Me D. IZomoopatliiwt. P P-ST AIRSover O. E. HOCHSTRA88ER, tOLDMBUs, tf A, ^ Office hoars from 8 to 10 a m and 2 to 4 p m. ~ Wm. Ragland's, No. 8 Jackson Street. No. ii BR/A.2JTID3, Pronounced to be the Smokm’ Choice by [the (Undivided COMMENT OF TIE TUDE. | | A.VINQ been oonneoted with the Uigar business for a number of years, and oontribnting to it our undivided study, we have acquired a thorough knowledge of same, and are enabled through thla medium to fully recognize the lndispenelble requirements of the trade. The above featureB are ems braced in the peerless brands of the OUR FIRM and NO. 11 CIGARS, whloh we .re submitting to tbe pubi llo. These Cigars are composed o Havana scrape, with three asperate Sumatra Wrappers, which, with the oareful manufacture of Bkilled Cuban workmen, oonatltute such an Impot ent feature in the character of the smoko whloh it produces, and by a continuation of suoh careful selec tion of their stock, under the su pervision and guidance of Messrs. Bondy A Lederer, who are alleged to be unparalelled for their enperlor Judg ment of Leaf Tobooco, in consequence of their direct communications with Cuba and other prodnclng points. We can, with a degree of satisfaction to our oustomere, insure the contlnuanoe and preservation of their high degree of standard. In presenting these two de sirable brands to the trade, we can as sert, without fear of contradiction, their superiority over all S-cent Cigars. A at convincing evidenoe of their lm mense popularity, onr sales have ag gregated upwards of a half million ainoe their Introduction in May. Thla la the most extensive run by far that any 5-oent Cigar has ever attained thet has been introduced by any Southern Jobber, and their Immense sales are trailing their reputation over all sec tions of Georgia, Alabama and Florida. Tha demand for these Cigars has not only been confined to tho legitimate rade claimed by CclumLus, bui has Invaded sections which seea other mar kets for their supply of Cjgars. Beieg favored with the unanimous approba tion of all retailers, snd exciting the emulation of the jobbing trade fiom abroad, the OUR FIRM brand la characterized by bearing tbe photos of eaoh three members that constitute the firm, whilst tbe NO, 11 is put up in a neat patented box composed of wood pnlp and finished with an attractive paper ocverlng, whloh is deoorative for olgar oases -, each cigar la labeled with ■ paper scrap bearing Ibe name of Gar rett A Bone. Each of the above named brands are oounterslgned by us, aud any infringement practiced by tbe trade can be easily deteoted by Inspect ing the top of each box. Any Cigar dealers that are destitute of these two brands are unconsciously practicing an Injustice on their cus tomers. We recommend them to all smokers, for they will remind them of the God ol Pleasnre resting amid hap piness in the bower of love. Ask for them, *a they will unfetter your trou ble. and oonfirm your bapplnesa. Sold nnder a guarantee, or money refunded, THE DING EE £ CONIRD CO’S., me nirirra zrzs-iteosiSQ ROSES Tli© only e*tabli*bment wallnf m ■PBCIAK. HI SINK** of ROMES. CoLargeUaai Sole Proprietors. B^jromr^WwIN DBS. J. M. & W. 0. MASON SBNTXilTS, 8L Cliir:StMt, r 6j^ Ctlrabti,; «»

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Columbus daily enquirer-sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1877-1886, November 15, 1883, Image 4