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Newspaper Page TextCOLUMBUS SUNDAY ENQUIRER-SUN: SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17, 1884. The old and feeble should use Brew- j Sr's Lung Ku-torer BS 8 i0nl0 ' I builds upihi- system. reel ores wasted I energies an : Mrei.g' .;«>•' ihe v. uolesys- j iem Contains *io opiate** PUBLIC SPEAKING — Lawyers, ! Ministers a ms before ad- ! driesioR ar audience, should lake two *00.1 •*- IB -we ’a loin* R e -rer and tney will fi 1 inn th- :r throats • will not" beoome parched and voices husky. TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE. Sesnlti.ifg every d»*7 frcixi fai'ure to; UK© Krev.er’H Lung Restorer in time, j Brower’s Lung Restorer is the most woiidcAiui throat ana lung remedy known, Mai or Jo’ os f- yi that Brewer’s Lung Restorer is : he rr ni re’laoie throa- and iu g • -m ay in the world, end we be lieve no a right, If y u r quire a s'ffe and at ihe same timeIa cjrihr • cure for your cough, get a bottle ui Brewer’s Lung Ristc-rer. Little chi dren can with perfect safe ty bu giv.xi Brower’s Luug Ras*orer a as it ia ol» ire.y vegotab.es Many m others u*u ; , wi.a success in the troat- uieti: ot vVnajpmg cough, Croup and BroncliiiU. ■n roly fully unon iirewers Lung Re nt begins alter a .cinufcH until their l. You absolute- .i warrant when you ia groat remedy. TRUE VALUE. I §aw tfce- together, my frtecd *cd be— Bly fj h L'd is (rub *fC r«* blown rote. And looks like a queen where’er *be may be: While he is quite plain, as every olg kLows. I do not wonder her eyes arebright. For his heart is a* true as the eiars above— The steidfa-*: stars with their teuder light That stems to nhierer of deathless love- I know she is blest. i< r sbe be-lds a cem (Though hidden a ay iL a homely case) That would bo ior a nut* arch's diad-ml W hat need of a handsome form or face? The setting can never make false gems ttue. Though it be most beantilul, kept with cars; And a faittiie-s heart may bu Ltd lea away ’Neath the brightest smile that a man can wear! So 1 almost envy my fair yenng friend Her priceless geiu in Us homely ca-e; For iho wor d hath n any a fickle man With anooie iorm and a hauuiou.e face —Annie J£ Baker. A queer Coral Xtcklace. A New York variety actress wore a string of cranberries around her neck, and a critic next morning referred to her matn Acect “coial nsek- 1 4 e/' It the critic bal got “mathed” on htr h e would have probably hacnel the Uifioreace. Cons a™ VrhailH • store . fdW « health u . - ly big j \ - BfcHitaL© , i fo».2 iife-v Komt to .sa.ation. The new mother was bitterly lamentirg that her fiist born was cross-eyed, and toe lather, alter look up at the babe for a second, said encouragingly: • Never miud, Jdurtba. If he’s crosseyed he'll never be a msfllier, There's Bomo coi solation in that.” Analysis bv Dr. A. Voucher. F. IU S.. Con- sulfr.'r <:!iCiiiist Koval Agricultur.il Society, Emrlaud. shows only a tr.K-e of nitnit»*s In Blac.: veils Dull Durham Tobacco. f i no soil of tho Golden Deltof DorihCarolina. In which this tobacco is grown, don't supply nitrate* to the 1 it. Th it i- the secre. or its dell :ious mild no'S. Noihiwj so pun* «<r.d luxurious ior . ; c n- ulut* without ilie trade-mark of the Dull. All dealers have it. When feline c^nc^rta ■Hleej'.yonr • ln?Nt Kului ■*< JtlarJ.treirs Hull Itur. [\ l\VK •—^^Tolacco, nroiga v -pV\_ It-: r E fl irars ar v :T r V U ‘El ; LL LL8 |Hn| i L - .1 i - ■ -■ ... - - . • ‘ * - l £.iJtl i or ic. on, Wlioso Complexion betrays some linr.iiiiaiiii? imperfec tion, whose mirror teiis you tiii.t you are Tanned, Sallow and 'disfigured in counte nance, or have Eruptions, lledness, Ilonghness or un- vho’esome tints_oi‘ Complex ion, v. e sa;, use lingua's Mag nolia Malm. It is a delicate, harmless and delightful article, pro ducing the most natural and entrancing tints, the artifici ality of which no observer can* detect, and which soon becomes permanent if the J:iruoiia halm is judiciously used. :c t. S« il. a vegetable preparation and Ht. • udwl with the various sub- BMtut.-s • c ret hum luge, “Succua Altemurt.**«tc .«u. .>.»■».<• being manufactured hyvaiiou- i»«* oi thwe contain a single article wLilIi t..to the composition of S. S. S. There is only oi.e •-wilt's 7 ;ccific. and there ib noth ing »n the world Ilk*- it. To prevent disaster and disappointment, be ■ ere to get the genuine. Pwffi’s Spenflc U a comploto Antidote to Blood Taiui. Blood i’ ' in. Malm ml Poison und Skir hu- xuor. J litCksoN tiiau, M D. Atlunta, Ga. TbaveVd remarkable mcces9 with Swift’s Spe- clli * in tb*» tri-it'iu t oi lliood aud r.kiu Diseases, an * in Kemab- I»i»Haws. 1 took it myself lor Car buncles Willi LilUiV. tfl.-ct lull iicKUT, al D, Atlanta. Go. I nv»*d Swift’s Srerinr rn my little da-ghtos. who wusi.hlir i -i w: soli!.- Ill • d P is n w hi h hal re- fiiU-u .. - rtn ot tu-.umen The Aptcitic relieved ht-r periu. 1 ' «i f . * and I -111111 u-»* it it' ntv piauuce \N t. liuoATt. .11 D. C’j prctB liiJfif, Ark. . ov ill w, vhich occurred in the spring to How- g. t was r- D uiuih txi. a d t malarial pul *'-i, :d iu 1 J iouim mv blood s • • • uaimiuaUdauu the i-ioi that I .i-l. • . dl. cive up l u-meaa. 1 Was iu'ihI bi the pnynicians v it!: ut relief. "l> ti-ub'.e tin til) determine i in an abscess of the ,<> . 7 d v rly every Ol e UnyM-if liiclu Cdj loll! IK l w 8 d.K m d to 1 e within a f-w da-.e. Iu .dor ■ llu the ug oU will; cut Min In flue, u day - alter tnts 1 was u nt m W‘ » k. and h ive i c euj.o e«l ♦ Xi « nent h- dth Kv» ry suite-- r irciu ina'uiial Switl's Specific Snp't Rome 1 take C G m* Si Linhl Com, any. Cur Treatise on Blood an 1 Skin Diseases maile J to applicants. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlmtu Ga, New York Offlco, 159 W 13d St., between Sixth aud Seventh Avenues. (■) F. G. WILKINS, Cenernl Auctionoor AND KEiL IS l ATE Ay ENT. Special Altenlion Given, to Ajaiisitirakirs’ finuuiacs’ aii Assets’ Sales Alsri sicck^ and Eond«, Ft ckt of Dry s. Uroctrie-, Furnl ure, li irnts miu Mutes f.ir im r.edtaie Hie. Far A es Having «ny ot H.e . ouvo •»< sscr b U piopa: ty ior saic wi.l uo well to see me beiore u.r .nsiutr '01 !he»au.e J bn pi ce 01 Jt-fetil bttliii wui b h*d tor 1 eai tue it ll tu^er, wnidi l-> f I In • '«. g l . . hi 01 hi 1 lie i>nlnt ado *td by ;ti : s i- 1 ff. i b ve remov J y fli nue-o *,S 132, occu pied t>> KM J I NOU.W I Crt • 1 . • uu ;. all. iff »• D **iLttl.v». A flint to Fathers. •‘Mamma, where’s papa gone to?” a eked a little girl one day. -lie’s gane to town to earn more bread and butter for you, dailiug.” “Oh, mo.her, I wish he would sonietmirs eara butfc!” sighed the child. A P.niy Mother A little girl nncGUtcioudly aud touchingly testified to tneexcessive drudgery of nor mother's life when on bciug asko 1, “Is voar mamma’s hair gray?’she replied: “1 don’t know. She is tco tall lor me .0 so© the top of her Lead aLd fcho never ails down.’ WHEN TO CUT THEM. A m»n hud better uo’ir bieu beru Thau Lave his nails Sunday shorn; Cutth-iucn Monday cut theui for health; tui them on Tuesday, cut them for wealth. Cut them ou Wcdne»day. cut thorn for nows; Cut them on Thursday, for a pair of newnhoos: Cut them oh Friday, cut them for sorrow; Cut them on Saturday, see your nweetheart to morrow. S-eking iuform&tion. Little Jack—You ain’t a fraidy calf are you? Young Smithers—Why, I hope not, my boj. Will your sisters be down pretty fool? Little Jack— Yee, she is got her hair most fixed. Sb thinks you’re a frailly calf. Young Smithers—Oh, I guess yon are mistaken. Little Jack—N » the told papa she expe ted you’d ba scared away like all the other good catches. 1 the Parlor. ial for a la ly t > carry a mnff 1 ad a put ol bright coals set fiurr, la Italy itisuotun wln n receiving guett Me i-itoifi * °r bandri- Foreignera in that trup clime feel the fool weather us the northern people here feel it in the so-called “sunny south.” Even the new, -pacious und Hue he uses are not well heated, though they have both funaco and open grates. Advice to Julia. “Julia” asked .a New York editor if it would bo rig'it to have bur pet poollo 10 the parlor while re- ceivtng caiia on N-w Year’s Day; and the erudite uditoi replied that if her pet poudie was tne breed tin wore only two logs ami a wo. 1th of shirt col lar a-d so forth lie couldn’t see auy material objec- ti m. bat if the poodle nut the genuine f »ur-footed article ■ he lmi belter keep it out of the room or it might be ’at-llv Irigiiteued whtu the other poo— the other j .lly dogs called. Tire Value of tote in Press “No woman is ugly when she is drfsmd.” said the galt iiit Lord Chesterti» id Nor )a any bird with its plutingo. Hut pluck it! Pluck the bird of Para dise itself, n n 1 learn a let eon—that renowned fowl owes ev, r. thing to its dr^ss, aud we cannot say that if humanity, lrow< ver ill iavored Our gifts are miuif dd. our chalices various, and our hopes end- less. It tdiouid not be b math us to attend to our p'milage aud all the other little niceties that add so much to the enjoyment of liie. A Vew Ixp'odre. Dr. Mu»cbmore, editor of the » rosbvterian tells of a good colored man who was engaged iu blasiiug rock that obstruct* d the progres j ot some we 1 dit- gers very near the residence iu Keutucky- Alttr a fi etc - explosion that sho; k the house the dector went cut to remonstrate amiu't such earth-shaking cnarges, aud said to the colored man; “V\hatar«‘ you aboiil? At Ibis rate you will blow us all into the air ” “Well, boss.” said .he, “I ramu ed down on tha powder a piece of the Presbyterian 1 wauled to show the folks around yer what Cu'vuni.-m could do.” Ihe Bangle Fever; Jewelry appears to run more than ever in the line ot hauglrs. says the £ me: it an Quren, Ihesierd-T port buoheur of plain gob', how< ver, is now replaced hy narrow bunds set around the outer ball with gems ot 6jni- description, nm ill diamonds being the most popular. Or elso one large diamond in sunk into the s' lid band, or sunietirms a devi e in jewels, such as a buttercup, a dais . a liziM, or a loaf takes the place of the single stou'-s. A very pretty set late ly pr« sen*« d as a birthday gift consisted of a pair of bitigled bracelets, with hoop earrings, and sletd'T finger rihg to match, all set round with tiny dia monds. rubies snu eracraids the gems r« pre-entiug the initials of tlio young lady’s name. Sayings Ahuut M'cmen. To a woman’s eyes tbero is a:«u;. = au atmosphere cf youth left about any uiau who has made love to h t, no matter how too years havo passed since A woman betrays and remembors whore a man be- t ays and forgets. A girl before she is married is liko m bit of this tle low:; who can tell which way the wind will blow her? Not to be’ieve iu others, not to trust iu others, is to reduce life to a mean habit. A woman loses enough in seeing her children g p o’.v too big ior her arms to hold ’em— there’s no need of their hen Is uuurrowiug her as well. Tuere are no depths for a brave heart from which hope 1 ulujI mount; hope, which outlasts gold and tho grave. IIow to Treat Girls. Miaedear friends, dhere was tree tiugs I got tre much wonder. Der fiist vaa dot schmall childe should be so foolishness to make shtones rnd a iticks g ne up in der sellweat abb’e trees to mak down der benh nuts; for if dhey vill yoost let 'em alone, duey vill soon fall dhemselvea down. Der f c nd von vas dot mens vill be so foolishness ah to g >uo to var und kill ue odder; of dhey vould let 'em alone povty gw.ck dhey die by tiheir own self- Der lufet ting vas, und dor vou dot I got me most vonder at, vaa. dot young men vas so unwise as to gone fur der young vimmeus; oler dhey vould onlyslitopat home der gals vouid come pooty gvick. by ahem.— [Carl Pretzels Weekly. |f* * ~ L 7 3 e . v. - r,» * T‘' ■; r» i Whoso dcl;!lhy,exhaui»te(l A % and i-.lure i d.illci! pron : . v - V. hal He n ant. d “Now see here, William, you are not going out of tlii* theater uulit the piay is over.” “Hut I’m nut going out of tbo t eater.” “Oh, no. you are going into tbo lobby to cool off. I have heard that story before. You jmt stay rigut here ia your Feat. Why is it that you never wanted to go out between the acts before we were married- uud non you want to dart out every time the cur tain fails?” “I don’t know, my dear, unless it was because I 1m l nothing to go out for ” Nothing to go out for! We’l, sir, what have you to go out for now?'* “I want to rest my oars.” WOULDN'T LOOK, Sh* pre-iped her hand on her hair. And her cheek as re.l as a roe*. And drew it over h6r f.»rehad fair. Aui toyed with her Gre iau ncse. An-i tile 1 1 uy wing. It’s lliglit o’er her features took. Because on h< r dazzling engagement ring iior sisters wouldn’t L*ok. A ’.drers C n--- :n*T i hyxici.-.n of KAr.5Tc:; r.i oi:. :o.x:v.i-;uiSL. r.’cv.Ycrk. AUCTION TTTF tvMI rtvr» '.'■n-n to-d^y Pt. 10 o’clock Yf t : f- - ■ < ; consignment of CIo f * rv, Cci! ry, •VOLVERS. dc.- the • -1. thpPtWDbrcker, - ill c Unne the •Hi ike stock Is closed 81LV - prooer y of Cl ri - ea!e day hu • out. Fa: :v> *, W** w 'in a ii si^oo.t Exrres® Wagon, good fou 1 .Su 0 ^r-cur d H .us and variaus other g .cds j. w. CL£nF.irr« * co., r)4 fv \’o IKQ B- <*d •». L* il. B Li* o H ft n 0. CFFC'B over Abbot! & Cocper’b, Corner B f to -r h't. CiBiistrscis. RESIDE NCJfi oorntr GgltLhorpe r.nd 8t Clair fcutftus, CaptI on the fatecom^s. Mr. Capel gave a description of tho Catacombs of It due, w hich wa re orig.iially iutended as tombs, hi i boon u-»ed as places of w.>r*hip and of hi ling for thewarly Caristians. who were persecuted from the ti .e of Nt-ro to thit of Diocletian, a period of iAti years. T;.e entrance to thes- subterranean and beautiful structures had been closed t ir several centuries, du ring which the worid had beeu appanutiv ignorant of th.irexistence They were reuiscoveted in .be t'X M tb centurv, ai d through the lesearchra or Boai >. the Cur Tiller de 11 >ssi, aud others, their his- l.U'c ti ensures bad beeu revealed to tne world The eudrelength oi the subterraneau pa-sig^s of th* j ca acrmlw UDdur the S-'veu Llins is about five iiun- I died milts, aud according to the bus: authorities. about six milii m martvrs a e buried th-jre. The | speaker descr.bed vividly the many symbol!** evi- j d uces of Chtistianity and devotion to the faith i which ho had oh erved during his visits to these curious-tinctures. Among other relics he saw a small gla-a vrrsel containing a red t>ub«tauce so.iJi* tied. This was the wine used in washing ti e fin gers of the p» iest b tore the mass. Human bones fours! lapidified, an 1 ariug was Feen on the finger of a child buried beside a little doll. “The-ecatacombi.” said the speaker, “tell of the glory and the FuSeriag of the early Christians tliough thesymb-5 s which they were forced to use t t-.cape the wrath of their P.igan neighbors, more vividly than any written language. What is carvtd in stone epe-ks louler than words In the «-ata combs the Gocd Shepherd is everywhere represent ed. In many places the auchor. which is the sym- b 1 cf hope, is seen. There is nothing to phow that there was any feeling of desrair among the inhabi tants of these secluded retreats, and the catacombs lurui-h come of the most instructive and impress* ive chapters in the w*.ole history of the Christian cuurch.” As Old World.—“The les'iirtony of the roci:.” alwa a full of intertst 'o th^ a. d th.. B-.vdent <»f the iliimitah ohistory cf ■ u. p >* e», s- * ms to te prowir.g v.ore ttpc-'toh-K, modern mini: g erd qvR: r> iog ex plore ions are 12'ei ded, than it was >n j Ha«h 7d.iliei’s flits :• more tar- ! ticuJar'> true of the It *-e!y muitip y ug • eyiiencesof the an: quay of the hu man race, as reveal, a in footprints I found in lemov'.ng bt ms of ihe deepiv j imbedded struts 0/ sad.meu’ary rot he. The reality of the dp cover ot hut; • human footprints lu ihe rock near t.ar- suo, In the Nevada hi is, stems to ce es.abii-hcd. Oi thes.ul more r-.eett a - iea:d disc j vt > 11 Ax z i.a me pi 01, as yet, rests loo' Xciustve.j ou one or two pirsoub, find he a.le^eu cisseuo stride, as suowu by tne enor.uoue at aces bet^e m the tr.cki-, x., much fx.0 grea- r< r oeitc-, v-Ubi u. hi. xoiiftx proof Bui. now coii ts a diseoveiy tc Nxcarsgua, ti:a: seems to oe at le*bt xjeuuUe, wua ever may though ol the pub ishtC Es.iit.Mieox the antiquity i t the track a, monoof the uew i , a of tneic.L xiixa. i' ls es.iLua'e 1 50.U0O years. It may not ne too great, iso i rc-6ut rock lormri.io.x at ilm'. place v. as uecetsarily only mud, ic> _-e ne- dcoeu into bit ue, ahexx these .races wee made, in wixa. mu.-:, ixovt oe a oeep furtuHiit u ot lreeuLoixe, shale or contslometatt. They are said to in clude the traces ot ftrown pexsoas uud cbiixiieu. The (teuuiueuess of the dis covery—which was xixxxdo by uncover ing aa imtreaded sit atutn the. fotmed sumo aixpartixUy irtiddie teetion ot building s.one, that v at quarried for bunding pur poses—there .»uethb to be no good reisoti for questioning. Vary ixiiel r other end emnur evidences ex’ the high amiquuy or the human race txis. to-dsj iu many parxs cl ihx w. rid, and me iow-lyicg aud uudn- x jrbeu strata 01 someol me otuitasuta ry ro-cKB. Sweet X- xxxxx When we consider tne med’car au- tho.i.y ol -he world loc gcizx-e our ixivce: Gun to be the timst stimulating expectorant known, .end that the pro prietor of “Xayiur’s Cherokee Homed} x. ,j' Sweet Gum aud hiulieia” has ln6 iorrhuia 01 the Cherokee N.-.uon x.f lu- eorpurattng the sweet gum wHh the tea ot the muiiein plant of the old lielus —which nxauy of our rearers win re mcnxberour grandmothers making un der tee dir-cdon of me otu family prescription.. r croup, wnaoping cough aud ct ids— 1 is uo wonder that “Tay lor's Cuer..kee Kenedy of Sweat Gum m,U xxluliein ’ is preduciug su m tlTcct- ive cures in Uoughs, droop, Whooptug Coughs, aud ail orexichia: afiections jFpi s-.ie by all leading druggists. anc Ifl UO. AlmuiaiJiured by Walter A. Tsvior, Attania, Ga , proprietor Taylor s Fre- miUxu cologne. sal,se,tuxtw (1) A Salad With: ut Dan tisa—Ev erybody ins heard Of 1V1:. Torn Nppis- tou’s ciever and severe query to a weii known Boston society woman, who w-.sarra ed m a dre.s astonishingly dxCOie.it: “Wooundressed you, airs. G? ’ At. i tho lailow io this e.xoi rx- uirt.-k was uttered at a farcy diem par- xy on Nx;vv Year’s night. A young ;uay vas dressed in a marvelous dress oi .rceu and red, m which imaglnuava ey 6S were supr osed to discover sumo more or lets r6tr.oie resemblance to io.- t ice and lobsttr. “What do you rep- reseut, ilfm ’ a geuliemaQ inquired *s tuey took 1 heir places in a se. “Dxxu’c you se ?” she rt arced laugb- ina; “I’m a salad.” “On!” was her parxhtr’s reior:, while he flashed a quick eye over .he very iib...ai expo sure of her pers-.t; ‘ but haven’t yxxu x -r r ,x.x tx. put on the Uieseing?” What will cure the wots:case of dys- : tpsxaf What will ihsure a Learly ap- ..exito and increased diucstiou? Wuat will cure gen ra! Ueolllty axiu give a ew lease of lite? Wnst will oispt ervous depression aud low spirits? •Vhat will rtstcre exususlcd mothers to full strength ? Whst will strength en nerves a:.d muse cs? What wnl en rich the oioo) ? What wnl enable you o overcome weak 1 ess, wakeiulntss nd lacs 11 energy ? What will pre vent chills and fever and otmr tff cts oi malarial poison ? Brown’s Iron Bit ers. It is well to know this. dxSwlw ibis mi 10 JSmlJLd And will completely chsnce the blood in the entire system in three months. Any per-xon who will take 1 Pill each night from 1 to la weeks, may he restxxred to bound health, if snch a thing be possible. For Female Complaints these Pills tnve no equal- Physicians use them for the care of I.IVEK and KIDNEY dis eases. Sold everywhere, or sent hy mail for 35c. in stamps. Full particulars and information of great value ITtEE. L 3. J011X30X A CO., Boston, Mass. “Wifa, Xssy what in thund *r are you opeatug a'i toe doors foi? I’ .ariietlhfcar /reset I - ’ * Oh James, n’s s * colxi outUoxin! And thdie arb So macy poor proj-.o expoofd < 11 the streed 1 I * hx.ught I womd just let ut a lutU wi-rni sir to the pour thing:!” The editor cf fu "gricullursl paper says 'here tsabsointe v n * cure lor h< g cholera, but that Sheridan’s C01.DI tiok PtwBEBs given ojcubi.'iiaUy v. ui certainly m-event tt. H. cure to get -iberldau’s. The other kinds in large packs are tra-h. sa;,se,tuxfew »“Yalh,”says Mrs Sim's sou James, “y«tn, been out a gweat dea: this season —led thir y germane, proposed to four glris, diu'd out ev -ry night, and owe lots of follows b rrowed money. Yeib, a gwate season—gwaie.” The ex mb!r an m of liigrpii-mts n^erl In making Brown’s Br nchial Tro ches is such ks to give the treat, pass! ole ♦ float with safe"y. Tiny ar- the nest remedy in o>e ior Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases. 'h,sat.se,tc& v The wages of sin is death. It is strange that s a dots not strike lor higher wares. Crumb> of i umlort, Eir-ache, tootb-a'he, euralgia, and deafness can bei-.stan-lv relleveo and lina tv cured by Johnson s An-, dyne Liniment. Gat a bullie and read di rectmns, Fat se,tu&w Mrs. Van Cott “swears” that “no Chris’isn ever went to the theatre. “Swear not at all,” sister. But how f'rrfuliyyonreducethe ran ks ol Chris tians. Mr3. S. L. Petersou, Wadley, Ga, says: “Dn H. L Battle prescribed B own’s Irnit Biters for dyspepsia Two bottle entirely cured me.” dxtwlw There are no oaibs in the Chinese language. When a Chinaman has his egs knock'd from under him by a boy on a clipper, ho probably hurries hi me and slftxiis the door wiih thundering emphasis. Tiiere must be some way to give vent to his feelings. Mr, 8. M. Robbins, Wadley, Gf., says; “I found great relief using Brown’s Iron Bi ters for spinal pfi c tion of loLg standing ” d*wlw “Yes,” said the srcie’y young ma-, “I tuix.k she is indeed a charming girl and such a brilliant ccnvers-itionaiis-! 1 talked wi h her for u* wards oi ter. minutes the other evening, aid we didn’t refer to the wemner but just ones daring the whole time. Of the many remedies before the pub ic 1 r Ne'Vxiua Debility and weak ness of Nerve Generative Svstem, there is none equal to Allen’s Brain Food, which promptly and permanently le- «tores all lost vitality; it never fails pkg; 6 tor Z5. At druggists, or oy mail ir *m J H. Alien, 315 First Ave-, New York City. eodifewlw People who persist in traveling bare- foo'aroutid a newly carpeted bedroom ofren flud themseiv-s on the wrong tack. Hertford’* 4cl«l Phoiphnie, B SWARE < F IMITATIONS. Imitarions atd counurfeiia have ags n appeared. Bs sure that the word •“Horsford’s” is cn the wrapper' None are genuine without it. eodAwtf Cronp. Asthma, Bronchifis. N«n» ralx^ii Rheumatism. JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINLMENTi/or Internal and Estemoi L'te.) will instantaneous ly re- ? thef 3 terrible diseases, and will pos- itirtfy W' nine cases out of ten. In- ftnattln . hat will sftTe many lives sent l free byaat'l. Don't delay a moment. Pre- * reatioc *8 better than cure. JOHMSON’S AWODYNE LINIMENT CURES Inflt;ar**n. Bleeding at the Lun^s, Hoarse- . H.1--kinsi'MiKti. Whoop n^ iVugh, rhromc^piarrhma. Dysentery, Chol<— ” ’•’*•' * v ^—*•’— I! and Diseases of the Spine. Sold everywhere. Circulen free. It is a w**!l-known fact that most of the Horse and Cattle I’owder sold in this ur.try is wertiiless; that Sheridan': MAKE HENS UY It will aise positively prevent and care for 25 cents In si B ANON «*J Ascrttn. “For 13 years I bad Dyspepsia,” . wrote John Albright, of Colnmhus, O , i “Samaritan A'ervine cured me." j Druggists iu all states keep it. ?1 £0. eodxfcw Hew to bp. ;Costented.—“What an admirable kappiness to know how to get along without things.” The oider s-mope-.pie grow the less they want That is, ma'.erisliy spooking. It re minds u-> of a yenng lady who said, ‘When I tec -me dispirited, discontent ed, and went a greii mmy things I can’t have, guess whar I read?’’ As the i8dy whs piou?, had ht-iped to build a country cbnreh, and had once as sumed the lerrilying ordeal of ‘'lead ing in prayer,” at a pub'ic meeting, we answered, ‘"A chapter in the Bible, of course.” “X-,” she un expectedly replied, “a chap er in Les Miserab es, about that good bishop who was so content witn little, and who ga> e the stolen caudiesticks io the thief. It always makes me good and contented to read it.” FF YOU WISH TO RAISE A LARGE CROP OF OTTON During tlio Year IC84, MANUFACTURED BY THE Pacific tea** tespaaj, - - Capital $1,0(10,000 GtJDDEi^l & CURTIS, Cen’S Agents, Boston, Mass. Durlog tha pa3t FI.v'TBHN YEA.R3 the above named ; C 3E3 BRATTOD s’hiRTILTZHR has bssn ueod by more than a Half Million Piasters In tho Sc-uih. - North, East and Went, and it has given GENE?.AIx SATISFACTION. The stock this season la all new and in flu.** ord'-r. and fu”y np to ihs standard crado. For prices caii on onr snb-ig nt at your nearest shipping station, cr Eddiees us a No. 82 BAY STBE-1T, EAVANNAH. W003D® «S& OO Cotton Factors and Agents for GLIDOEN & CURTIS. Local Agents: BLANCHARD * BUBRC-S, C<lumbn», JE>'K1N<A JOVES, Talbotton, HUIt.sON & JOHNSTON, Hamilton, W.;W. JENKINS, Hftaera, 1 T. H KIHBRDUHH, Cstans 5».!i Ct RTF R," Florence. S JThis is a fine opportunity for Ken> tucky to water-rot her hemp. The upper crust will take an in terest in the cooking school when the teacher strikes pie. Centra!, Southwestern & inigoinerf & Eitfana 1 f%’d§. o COJhTJM BUS. 13-A.. AU IrainF of this syttsm are run by Central or (<10) Msrldlan time. SxWANNAH GA., UtcemberlS, I8S3, *> and nf er SUNDAY, December 18,1S<3, passenger trams on these roads will run f follows • xw K A A D DOWN. .C.R.B.,3I’a Ixlne.i AS- It K A D UP. No. 13-t \ ; 5 : • |No. 5t* aVAnn-Ah and A»- No. 5A* ‘**o 54.* No J4 f Acc. Pass'g’r Passer lanta Divisions. H5*V Pas^g'r Acc. 5:40 pr? 7 d0 pm 10:00 am 1 .v«9avannRb«»A.T 3*25 pm 8:00 am 8:30 am 7:27 pa? 9 19 rnn 11:51 an Vr Oliver Lv 1:38 prr 6 X um 0.48 am {.ra 1:09 prr. \.r.._Vtileu« _L\ 12 :'5 r-xr 5:15 a 'i 10:; > p . ii 1:85 pii Lv. Mlilen.^..Ar 12:0 > pm >:0 • am •Jo. 1 * 2:18 im 5*22 pn» \r...„Gir <on....A* 8:43 urn 1:27 am No. 2.* P'.'W’g’r ":09 am fi:!5 pm \r...^ M.PCOO .....Lv 8:00 ana 12:5? am P-i^’c’r No. 11 * k*30 nlil 3: i5 am 7:0.i pm Lv«... Macon 7 37 p.m 12:4» am 6:8 rm No 12.‘ Ace. 10 .• • am 4:48 am 8: -9 um a r Hfirne-vifle Lv 6:’fl hid 11:12 rm 4:45 pm 5:45 am 0*2 J am 4:48 sin 8: J 9 per. Lv Gainesville At 6:'G urn 11:12 Pm 4:45 pm 7:52 pix 6:41 am lln-5 a *20 av 9::<3 p*r Ar Glffln \ 5:45 am 10:41 pm 4:04 pm 7:09 r :m 12 55 v ' 7:00 a??' 1M5 nr* .. 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Ar r For-* Vftlley Ar r bmltiivJlle ' v v SmiFhville Ar r...('afilbert ..Ar r ...Eufaula ^.Lv v ...f'Jufaula ...At r.Uulon ap’E-Lv v U lion ^r'ggAT r ...l .v 6:8fi pm 5: (5 pm 2 M) pa 2.85 pm 1;0B pin 12:01 pm II :"6 an 10:20 hit !0. o -im 8:’5 n N-I. 2of I N.X. 2't , 6:08 ; oa 3:37 am 2:08 n, 12:57 an 11:17 p?i 11:17 prr 9 3! pr — >’ 58pp 3 :»H) nrr. — r At 3.35 mu tiiLiiHti.l Lv 2:45 rml 5 15 mi! i ’vo 27* , No 25* jiu:4i pmi 2*r5pu | %>• K. K-» an y »ra«> oh 1:20 p I 8 -do tin. I 2:25 ' | No-8lf it h B tt-i.Ukx I Pees V 1 11 1, > xlenKfxxn I No 33f S IT It K -Forll No 3it s IP-xe-’g’ B-nxxfh I 'vfv’k'x 1 I dint p | ut .. uu 'i 0*811... At j izruo , i 4:58 d1 \ r For* (4«Fne« Lv|i0 45* 1^11 *•*•■»»* • *»»- ton ft. R I No. 19* No 5 * Wnln I Irv- 1 P«P‘ V> J ;.*<U ; o i 8.2» U9 LV Mac: r 110 (1 pn H;5S t»n'! Ar K- r‘ V-l'ej A ' 8*48 I : :52 •* • pm! \ r Cn'n m hn c T^ «' :37 5:<9 pm, 5:40 a , 3:15 arr 9 45 o> I 61 nt «l l-ptwer-li A’bany and Montgomery, trains No». S and 4. Pullman Hotel Slot rin<r Cars between Cincinnati and Jac.sonville. via Atlanta arid Savannah, without cbaiae. Pullman Slecyors letweon Cincinnati and Jac kscnvillc, via Atlanta. Albany and WaFcrcsa, aud via M iPgomory Albany and Thomasville. Trains marke-i thus * run daily; trains marked thus f run daily except Sunday; trains marked thus t xcept Monday, 1 points and Sleeping Car Berths on sale at Union Depot Ticket Office SO minutes prioi dail to loavln." ti»»e of h1! trains G. A. WHITEHEAD. G-ij’I Pass. Aeent. T. D KLINE. Sup’t S W R li . Macon THOMAS CHAFFIN, llLiiuij mm iiiuuj CHROMOS 1 Choice Pictures snd Pic’ure Prsm s, Violins and GaPfir S rlng', Cards, Inks, Wiltiny Desks, xltlas aud Cord, Vh‘ws and Siorosccpes, Albums and Pocket Bocks. THOMAS’ STANDARD BLACK, c VIOLET AND CARMINE LINKS. AU the late Periodical* kept constantly on hand. HOUSE-KEEP IBS ExEFTrExlTXSHIlTa- 5TD PASTIES GOING.TO,HOUSE-KEEPING ARE^PECIALLY;INVITED;TO, Ex amine oar slock of Crockery, (jlasswar ?ad Bonse-Fornisliing Goods Before parchaaink. We can show as large a Mtock of desirable goods ae.’rcan bp'found In tne city. 25 Dinner Sets, plain and decorat'd, from $10 to $75: 50 Tea Seta, from $4 50 to $25; 50 Tin Toilet 8°ta, from $175 to $8; 50 Decorated Chamber Seta from $8 50 to $25; 250 Fancy Lamps’, all prices. Fancy article* and Bohemian Glassware In endless variety. LINDSAY & SANDEKS, Webster Building’ AYER’S Cherry Pectoral. No other complaints are so insidious In ti elr attack as those affecting the throat and Longs none so trifled with hy the majority of suffer ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting perhaps from a trifling or unconscious ex posure, i* often but the beginning of « fatal sickness. AVER’S CHERRY PECTORAL tiaa sre 11 proven its efficacy in a forty years’ tig Lit with throat and lung diseases, and should be taken in all cases without delay- A Terrible Coujrh CnretL 14 In 18571 took h severe cold, which affectee my iungs. I had a terrible cough, and passed night alter ni"ht without sleep. Tlie doctor* gave me up. 1 tried Ayer’s Cherry Pec toral, which relieved my lungs, Induces Bleep, and afforded me the rest necess.irj for the recovery of my strength. Li; th. continued use of the Pectoral a pema cent cure was effected. I am now years oM, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your Sherry Pectoral saved me. Horace Fair brother." Rockingham, Vk* duly 15, Ifr-ik ■Croup. A Mother** Trfhnt». w >Yhlle in the country last winter my little hoy, three years old, was taken Lil with croup; it seemed as if he would die from strangv lation. One of the family suggested the \*£® of Ayer’s Cheery Pectoral, a bottle of which was always kept in the house. Tki. was tried ic small and frequent dose?, ;.;.u to our delight in less than half an hour the little patient was breathing easily. The doc tor said that the Cherry Pectoral had saved iny darling’s life. Can you wonder at our gratitudey Sincerely yours, iViKS. K-M.ua (tEDYEY.'* 159 West 128th St., New York, May 10,188b. to I have used AVER’S CHERRY PECTORAL In tiiy family for several years, and do nut hesitate ic pronounce if the most effectual remedy for cough* «Wid colds ve have e . or tried. a. J. Crane.” 2-ake Cry-TJU, Alinn^ March 13j 1882. **lBnfferett lot eight years f»Dtn Bronchitis, ■ cesb. i was cured by the use of AYEr’m Chi ii sv Pe< tor a l. -Joseph Waldex.” Byhalia. Alisa* Aprft iba^. * from lung troubles. JK, BraGOOH.** Palestine, Texas, Aj»rf tt- 1S52 3?o case of f a affectioa <£ the chroar, 02 ttmgs exists which cannot be greatly relieved by the use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, sail it will always ‘^fc'ns whet the disease is hot already beyond the ooutroi of xatyheiue HKEPAUESi Sr, J- C.&yerA Co., Lowell, Mass, ftU IhnusLekB fi i Lill J Sip 7*^ -,7Sj 2 p, cures Khfunmlisni. Neuralgia, I? hen ma lic Gout, General Debility, Catairb, and .all ilisordcrs caused by a thin aud impover ished, or corrupted, condition of the blood; expelling the blood-poisons from (he system, enriching and renewing the blood, aud re storing .is vitalizing power. During a long period of unparalleled use fulness, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has proven its perfect adaptation to the cure of ail dis eases originating in poor blood and weakened vitality. It is n highly concentrated ex tract of Sarsaparilla and other blood- purifying roots, combined with Iodide of Potassium and Iron, and is the j*. if eat, most reliable, and most economical blood- purifier and blood-food that can be use l. Inflammatory Kheumatism Cured. “Tver’s Sarsaparilla lias cured me of tlio Inflammatory Klieamntism, with which 1 have suffered for many years. \Y. il. Moore.” Durham, la., March 2, lSf>2. “Eight vears ago I had an attack of Kheumatism so severe that 1 couid 11 ot move from the bed, or dress, without help. I tried several remedies without much if any relief, until I took Ayer’s sarsapa rilla, by ihe use of two bottles of which I was completely cured. 1 have not beer, troubled with the Ithemnatism since. Have sold large quantities of your Sarsaparilla, and it still retains it“ wonderful popularity. The many notable cures it Ins efftoted In this vicinity con vince me that it is the best blood medicine ever offered to the public. F. F. Harris.” River St., Backhand, Mass., May 13, lbt-2. “ Last March I was so weak from frener- al debility that I eould not walk v,m;; help. Following tho advice of a friend. I commenc'd taking Ayer’s Sahsarar'lla. and before 1 had used three bottles I felt as well as I ever did in my life. 1 hare been at work now for two months, ami think your Sarsaparilla the greatest bbwxl medicine iu the world. James Maynard.” 520 \Y. st 42d St., Now York, July 1!*, 1»2. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula and all Scrofulous Complaints. Erysip elas, Eczema, Ringworm. Riot* lies. Sores, Boils, Tumors, and Eruptions of the Skin. It clears the blood of ail impari ties, aid? digestion, stimulates tlie action cl the bowels, and thus restores vitality and strengthens the whole system. PREPARED BY Dr.J.C. Ayer&Ca., Lowe!!, Muss. V»ld by all Druggists; pric-*** .six bottle®. ■*' Eeal Estate Agents. FOB SAL3, Mr. John T, Winingham’s residence, on Forsyth north Bryan streets. Five-room d ' r lllmr, uuu Court Hou^e, Mr. R. M .’dnif'ird’s dwelling* corner o? Brvan end McJntobh streets. Elebt m w three-room dwellings, paying ]Z l 4 P^r c&n t. on nr Ice. Tbo Mu«ootree Corner, on corner St. Clair aud Oglethorpe k reet*. Nos, 30 and 82 B f oad street. Two-story e’gbturcom 1 welling, west side Forsyth, noTih St Clnlr street. Afr. W. G. Wool folk’s pace in Wjnnton All property e&n be bought cn o^e, two and three years* time or cash as purchastr prefer. BLACKMAR * EDGE, Estate A?*’ tP, se.wcf!.*-rr Next toTetegTR** h office As a FAMILY OIL Is a luxury, and stands without, a rival. Il has lighted tha b; ‘ Southern residences far nanny years, and has Nmr Lost aliffe srEsnt a Hsu For sals at rstall bj tlie,following"w#l tnown groo.rs: I. L. POIxUABD, C. K. HOC MfiASSE t C. D. HUNT. f KOBT. tx. CHANS’. Jobs Blacimsr. G. Gnnbj J-jrxiaa. mm & BLACRMB, FIRE, CYCLONE, TQRNino; AfiJ WIKO STOP,SI iDsiraiice Agency, COLUMBU?, - GEOBGXA. OFFICE : Next “to T«leerr«ph Offlco and Eagle find .Phenlx Mfg. Co, X^oT7croast aters. For Two Premlumfl we iusnre Three Y?ftrs, and for Thr*e we give a Ylve-year Policy. Ainericaaiftnd Eoflisb C^inpf.ciea «usr‘^ •foxrc.i-^fri^Y OPIUM,” HABIT CURED ITFD CT PAIN CR D’TTEV TtNTlON FROil BCSINEiJS Core guaranteed. 1 All ccmmnnicationK «trfctl7 confidential. For pauiphUU and truncates address GEO. fl. BRSDFORD, ! D agris' and Phaj-inaclsl, ! P. O. P.r'x 1S2. O-olombn*. C a , \ Ja-fl ^n-lv BCRRUS, President, J. D. H0DGH, Sec*j & Treas’r. ExSTJS >aXSB OIL COMPANY, coXjTtzmubtts, g-j^. Cotton Seed Meal THE MUSCOGEE OIL CONPANY manufacturers of Cotton Seed Meal, Oil Cake, Hull Ashes and Hulis, sre prepared to furnish Planters and Feeders of Stock, in quantities to suit, and at low prices. Jk. s a W* ©rtilizer. Cotton Seed Meal is a perfect rnd complete manure within itself, and has hesu used by a number oi the best Fat mere in Georgia and Alabama to their en tire satisfaction. Auy planter can make bis own gueno at h.xnae by a mixiure of eight hunt red pounds of Cotton Sled Mea., one tbousacd pounds of Acid Phosphate and two hundred pounds of Kami*, making a ton of as good Guano es Etiy comtnertial goods ea the market, and much better than the majority of 1 hem sold in this section for 450 to 500 pounds cotton per ton. The above mix ture will not cos* exceeding ^25 per ion. Tae Cotton Mae 1 Meal can be bought of Blanchard xfcBnrrus. fiatcoer& P.rannon, Sl sxle & Etheredge, Fxournoy xfc Epping, Geo. P. swift <St Son. or tne Oi' Mill, at $22 per too. Below is certificates from the meat practice! ai d successful farmers in Geor» gia ;.nd Atalama, who havo made preo teal tesla unusr various crops and feed ing stock. ^:-2TiJSsi i E.'X2i3;or : 73: Osv.ichee, ala,, July 28,18S2. Capfain L. M. Burras, Columbus, Ga.; L’kak Sir—Yours received. I bate used nearly all kinds of manipulated fartiliz rs, and axso compos: of various formula, but I ccixsid. r the Cotton Seed Meal, with Phosphate, superior to au; I nave ever used ; and taking quantity aud j rice per r cro into coi eideration, it is iar ahe. d Ycurs truly, JOHN C. CHENEY, Proprietor “Chohaw” Farm. OSWICUEB, ALA , August 9, 1882. Mr. L M. Borrue, Columbus: Dear Sir -Y. ur letter of August Si.ii is at hand. I take pita.-ure in recom- mendmg tt6 Co ton Se-d Meal. Afiei using ito> my crjjxs for two years, I re gard it us one of the bt st and cheapest fertilizers I have eve: u x. d Very respectfully, W. L. NISBET. Columbus, Ga., August 11, 1882, Musccgi e Oil Mi'ie Companv: GusTLiazx—Your favor to l ard and noted. I have us’ d the Cotton Heed Meal 10; the past two years, and I consider it the best single fertilizer I have ever used ; ana, I tbii k, if manipulated with any other *: ods wi !, «>f course, improve it. Very respectfully, KOBERf FLOURNOY. Columbus. Ga., August 16, ISS2, Musnogee Oil Mills Company : Gentlemen—I used live ton 1 ’ Cotton Seed Meal last year side by side with Cotton Seed . ,d Pnospnate, and I made oixv-Lnird morn whexe I n.-td the Cot ton been M ai. R, A. STRATFORD. Muscogee Od Mill Company, Columbus, Ga : Gentlemen—1 used this year cotton seed meal as a fertilizer, side by side with Patino a ii Oner’s guano under cotton. The couen seed meal produced as good resut.s xs either of the above guanos. Very Respectfully, T C REES. Mr Hough, Secretary, Dear Sir—At your rt quest, I beiow give my opinion of cott r n seed meal as a fertiiiz r. I nave useu it on vt geiabies, oa s, corn and potatoes and I have had bstiar resul;s than when I used high priced guar, s, aud, in fact, the rtsuit is highly satisfactory and at the pteseot price it would, iu my opinion,pay every former to use it extensively. I also led it to cows with best resui;s. Respectfully, G. B YOUNG. January, 1884. v;rtu?ts in cotton seed meal. Any dairyman who will properly test th© result r»f feeding Gotten Seed MpkI will r«a'ril> see the oorroctte.-sS of the facts here stated. As to the lat- 1 »rmi ai d flesh-produciug qua itiee of the meal asccmp?red to other food, we ex'.rdCi from a no inner of the American Agriculturist, published seine Lime Fince, an analysis made by the moe* eminent agricultural chemists, showing the relative nutritive value of the different kinds of loud, as follows 2 t^ood. Tumps ............... Kainb u.sb...^ Carro»s.....„ Manuels and Kohl Rabi S ■» w.....« Potatoes •B-ewerfc’ graiLb Klee mea' Huy it-uriy cu*) Luck wheai - Milk Flesh Fat Pr p* r- Produo- Produo* ties. ing. Iuk. ..... 2(*.S F^cci. Kye Corn.....^. 7 5 WhHi*i and oarit y... 10.1 Dried brewers’ grains.................... JLlUBreu~...-.. M ... w .. Lm ne ed cake.....^.^. 27 •v coarse mi 11 Flesh Fat ?i ..due- Pro-'uc- lr z. ioe. stuff.. Rip^ Cf ke„.... Decorticated canton seed meal . 10 The riebuesft of the manure dropped by c tile and sheep led on Cottonseed Meal so far excels manure from other kinds of food as to return to the larmer a lixrge share 01 ins outlay ior the meal. We wish ih:a tact to he carefully noted by ieeciers. Comparative Yt!u<3 cf Cot-on Seed Seal as a Feed for Stock. The value of the manure preduced by feeding animals on Cotton Seed Meal exceeds by fur its first cost. Va ues of manures produced from various feeds, ascertained through inves- tigatiocs bv Messrs Lswes A Gilbert, the celebrated English exnerimentai's's— from feeding o v or ot: Hay, $10; wheat, Jll: oa f straw. $4 50: corn, $10 50; wheat a: raw, $4 16; Rutabagas, $141; oats, $1150; turnips, fi 33; cottonseed meai, $43 33. tii'ec ions for Feeding Cctton Peed Heal to f>4‘l0i The meal has great strength and causes too much laxativeners if fed alone, nsrticniarly until the animal becomes Eccns'cmed to it Therefore, we recom mend that for several days after commencing its use, give one quart at each feed, mixed wi h bran, cr with dry chopped feed. Gradually increase the quan tity untiliwo quarts or more are given at a fe6d. If thus fed, tne result will give great satisfaction. Sheep may be fed with the met!, with or without other food, giving four quarts twice a day to fifty sheep, or in this prop’ rticn. Business Office at th Mills. Telphone No. 77. Address, J* D T OUC H, FecretaTy and Treasurer. jar.27 Sfxfcw 2m .sT. jSu, Walker, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Soad Carts, SAlIDIDLES & HARNESS. I AM AGENT FJK.THK M Hickory m lira Fam i!iO] Atd keep always on hand any size that may bo wanted. I keep in stock CHEAP kWESTERa EUCCIEi?, FSNE EASTERN FUCCIES, Ard five ? f vli»e of ROAD CARTS, at. n rv price from $50 to £300, and Ca r rl^Yes Jrom $!5 to S'00. The best as'ortment of SADDLES ard H 'u:.\E^ o be Iru* d In the c ‘y. keep more \r < da In my line than aLy uouse in Lheci y, und will save yon money cn any thing you buy. WAMLD—l,00t) Bark Collars. Will pjy cr^h. a*. j&.4 ~%szrj\.x.jiiKrujvi, Next to F.ankin EtJtisa Office, Columbus, Cs. SOULE REDD, Real Estate /■ ?er.s AND MERCHANDISE BB0KEB. FO^ SA' 10 Shares M *31 BankS'.ock. Three desuaoio iajus 49, 50 and r , on Rn<8 Hill. A five (5) rocm Hcu^e in Wyr.r • *i. - six (6)acres of land, in gf od neiufcc.-..-:* a d well improved. Term tea _» Very desirable five-room Residence F. rsyth fc r et, rhe p !orc-»'-b. A khu ii v to hi ¥ * orattaeree land, 5 room l* . . , necessary out-bnlldir gs. Farm in Kus?ell county, Ala. lF.nd, well Improved, w.tn e ore:: track farm. Farm in Rn B selI conrity, Ala., contn’^:- 8S0 * cro« land. The Dr. Harris P see, in Rn* Al--., containing 40i.c:es of !a:i ‘ n. i .irg lo good repair. Call tarly an bargain. Twenty-five (25) choice Browsev very' ohca.*. Terms very e*sy C T 6ee plu ifc and prices. ftAWf! ' ' IM ]• ’-4 T-GiLBii-i £ .[Steam Pov/er r ; i:v-; - _ PK/INTINCt, ECOIt-SlKDiNC Af-!D Paper 5 s-sc s OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PRICE?. 4 LARGE STOCK of all kinds of FAT FI p e-riding. Letter, Packet ard Hcftdr, Bi lHepde, Staten e a:v.r. hand. A*so Envelopes, Car is, 6;r. 3 : * ' at «hort rn ; f. Paper Boa or deacrirtlon net k- rt In c ' , r ' short notice, 'lHO s . TISC ■, 42 Po-n^nlph ** 4 ' - nrr^a P " s fie LpestJee!:: t;cold and ssLVii LI ET 5Z» ti m i u n si Fine Jewelry r - Silver VTjxre 'ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOE SALE IT TESY LOW BUtFS, at— WITTiCH fi KlfiSEL Jews^r/ Stor“. •jf^nxAirg-'X’xxois^riAS ,?ro,..7o, m I a Builder and Mr Healer. 500,000 FEET OF LUMBER ON.HAND Alw,8?.5h, Poors. Blind®. Ltthe^Lfm' 1 , and“all kinds Dressed Lumbtr, Mcnldinf8,^Br, c :ckets.;&e. Taril on Saath Troap 8tr»«t, li Blocks sor,th of IfobHe und filrud Sallrasd, n?prHarTF 1 f3*»frFR^ 44T^»>v # W. L, BULLARD, Surgeon & Physician, [GOLUMBU3, CJA. /^kFFICE over Brannon Jt Carson’s Drn? Store, 81 Broad street. Telephone No. 22. Residence at Mr A O Blackmar’s, upper Forsyth street. Kidney, Bladder. Urethral, Woxb and Rectal Diseases. (YYO A WEEK. $12 a day at homo easily vfe f < made. Costly ontflt free. Addres-* True A Oo.. Auenata. Malna. ner day at home Hnmples worth V * w $5 free* Address Stinson A Co, Portland, Maine, <Uwtl S sirs offering Then’s Suits of Gassi- mere at from S1 O to $40. Bovs’ M CMMs Suits M OvsrcoatE AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW FIGURES. AIFGoods on hand must go. [Come and se er re a Bargain. TEE]'LAMEST USE OF BITS. LY C0LU3BES. OVIT. JOHWSOBT, SIX GOOD EEASO FOB FKEFERSING THE MM Li to: Of M'o'Cnx yorli —x— BECAVtKIt fsthe olxi.it Uf» I-..a ‘ pauy in thiscouutij ai*>i the largest in -- BKCAITW*’’Itsrepnta'i-u f r - remain* unimpeachable alter forty years. BECAUSE It transacfii » strlctW !<*- nanrauce buf.ii-ew, up n pi vn • n 1*. tents, mature experieucs alS » Iimrsis ft Issues L. • .which, oy iotensi's ins tbe wh and (tie pen-tlty cl l ‘rf»i:ur ‘. • « - . misfortunes of sucii as < auu.:. -5- B»:rtrHE its bus!ress is as * ' a«ed and its expenditures juuiu tioned., BErtriEt^Mutu*! o T tains ar. > ply -.i d reeufai pr« porti* by year, at kss expense than oiL”i • D- F. WILLCOX. ,es21 dl; St'S* ypV j 1 : !Li ds b ol CourtF12C8, LOUIS'.: L«ic«Te*'.-.ri:i>e4 «r.d tfc « - SYPHILIS ersx sra:Uca:od frcut tiae * Opposite Backizi House. «» C priv»ia!e and • PKIVATi: COTJaV^I Of set : VW)c * - ^LAwOiN | A First-c. COFScinli S« s ’!L e .iL‘-;- if fl tssI W ti lUiiiifi ^ iiidi REAL ESTATE AND Insurance Age- . FOS R^NT. Store south of LindFey A nder-., ir Wi bstcr B • ldtng, * Br< Tbree-s;ory brier Work ;~hop in r Jvtqua's Carriage Repository. Mo, 147 west 9id> B ’O&d *r* t. A very desirable ». idem ■ □ ol Jackson, betwten Lee and Fr sir Coi a. SALE? Seven-room Eon&e. with 10 scre^ ground sUached, well ai : ' o I'xirc. iiice fruit trec-s rnd g-ane vice the pl^cs. .->itaft*wed In * in vreor. Farm of 500 acren. Dine mile from cil;-. Les county, A la bam ;t. Land sa. good subsoil. Has on ii a good hj- rocm Dweir.ng, and outhouses. Farm of 92 acres, three rriics rromCt* bus, having on it a four-room iiov se t K en. Bares and stable. 15 Acres In balance cleared,sul’able for marki Hatf acre Let, well improved, o:. ii tosh s'r^-et. iu Morthern L'b?rtles ciosh, balance in 12months tlm fioverai very desirable Building Lot- ■ F.o-;e DLIii. Three room flon»e on Troup s’rset, tv- tw en Few ftx-d Ear»y. Three choice l /i &crt iota In Gunby survey, on Roso Hlff. Two Co* - * icons Lots, one & corner lot, or. Ttoms-s -treet. Oae-founh acre Let cn Forsyth, n.<- Wyshl7<g-an s'rest, adjacent to C an i< and Western F. R. of 103 acres of land, corporation of Hamilton, li rocm Dwellinng, out-b< i e , barn, cn stable, <kc,. lar^e orchard, and fir? i j v eil stocked w ti tl«h. Ten ec -s c f L u r'd In orlgirsl wood*-. In cue mile of ihe above tract, wlli b wi th it. A bn? g -in is offe €d r. Lot eontalnlnfl one an< wile two gG: J 1 w river road, n*«r Double branches. pr‘'Fcr r u,, ' 0 “ UUt-LLUi., i s^odfoi MACON. CA B3UCE & MG.: G ATLANTA, * - - * GEOi. Wlli prepare plsc^ (or , flr ti'V dent* it deeired. «« ler . lo Ji' 1 hL ■ W. Wooliolk, J..Bt «•*!•*. Buffi*

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Columbus daily enquirer-sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1877-1886, February 17, 1884, Image 4