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Arrlr<l and Dop*"tare «r all Trains a', 0 tlumbus I’arryla f I’wso igrrH la Kfl *t la»*n 17 », IMI, AJtaivxL«. WaMHUMK «0 * »* BAIL WAT. ■*11 Train Rom •!*envUl*....—....10:04 a m AKommndatlan from ar**nviu*_ 4:21 a m MVraWIBTBBR IlIMOiD gtall tnlB from li*eo» MS a m Aeooamodatlan Rom M»oor>_._._ | ; 23 * m ■OOLUHaU* ABB T»TI » KAIL WAT Moll train Rom MontfemiiT— 1 1:86 * m Moil 'rain Rom A'lanta™- Silt p m mobilb Ann oibabd kailbtad 11*11 train Rom Troy anil t4onuy.12.45 a m Aaoommodallon Rom Troy and Mna'gomery ...... -.--..11:18 » m Aosom’dat'n Ron- Union 9pt log*—11:4? am ; DEPARTURE, COLUMBUS Ann BOMB KAILWAV Mall trr In for a e*nvlil*„ 3 ■:» p m Aooomrarda’lri: 'or ar*4-ovlll>'_. Sign am B UTMwa TBBN BAILBOAD Mall tralu far M*oon- 11:11 a m Aoo^mmosrv'io'i for M«con,..- U it) p m COLUMBUS AND WKBl’BBN BtlLWAT Mall tral i for At it no 8:25 a m Mill train for Mont* 'tns-y 3:31pm MOBILB AND OIBABl) KAILB AD Mall train for Troy and Montc'y... 2:3; p n> Aood’n for Troy and Montaomary. 4:55 a m Aeoommodl'u for U alon Spring*. 8:06 p m Hotal Arrival*. Rankin Houbx-P E Haym, P*w* tucket; W Oiom, Greenville; A F Moreland, Atlanta; R U Moaa, Chip- ley; H Grandtge, N jw York; Spencer H.emnleia, Pnlladeipbia; Bx Tooker, Alabama; H Hoyonam, Olr.oinuall; Mr and Mra O H Chapman, Providence; B R Pitts, 1 J Martin, W W Martin, Rua« eelloountj; W A JJ'iver, Montgoma ery; Joe Buaseel, Ei fault; Hooper O'jyne, Montgomery; J N Lynch, Macon; T 0 C.ennhaw, L iGrange; W A Judkins, J P Judkins, B mton. Cbntkal Hotel -M B Carlisle, N jw York; W 8 Pinner, Atlanta; L Y Gibbs, Savanna!; A T Browder, Bsi- tlmort; WDK -ie, M J Car Isle, N iw York; J W Spinks, W T Langly, R B Smith, Camp HI ; D:- H K hlanlurd, Waverly Hall; G W Edward*, West Point; F A Bunn, Lumpkin, G»; R E Luz, Montgom ery; J B Coiu.ce, Omp Hill; Wm J Carlisle, New Yrrk; Georg* F Broadhuret, Aukus.i ; ad R Slmmoua, •UjIod Springs; J B Wilson, Riohmond; Will Biker, Louisville; Miss Mary K Bair, Clayton, A'r; St'ss Mary H Nor •wood, T H Cowart, Hamlltor; M H Riley, A M Carter, Garsonvnle, Ga; Joa H Ritoh, Upatois. DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 188«. "QUOTATIONS-” Bittnalsaitai, The stoical scheme of supplying onr want* bj lopping off our desires, 1, I ke ontting oil our feet when we went shoes. The heart remains human, however dlvlna the boos that it may «harlah Ye heavens 1 was thrt love -breathing bosom made to warm dull .groves, and cheer the lonely glade, when bloom entwined the Illy, pink «nd rose? If It be true that eny beau teous thing relies the pure end Jaet desire of man fr m earth to God, such X believe my lore—for in her I view the gentle work of her oreator Friend ship m.j be q ilie as tender, but not so fall of life as love. Complaint la the largest tribute heaven receives, and the alnoereat part of onr devotion, 'What foola men would be If their knavery did not eclipse their folly The wisdom of the Intellect fide ns with preeept* willoli it la the wisdom of aotlon to desplee. Why all t his toll for triumph of aa bourT Your fate la but the common fate of ail. How long we live, not years but aotlona tell, That man Uvea twloe who Uvea the -drat Ufa well. Make, then, while yet you may, your God your friend. The Arabian learning teaohea that to hold the heart to be the true empire, is wiadom. The powers above nev er doom man to perpetaal sor row or perpetaal Joy. The oloud and tbo sunshine are alike esaoatlal to the btaven of our destinies. Webs -half so bright the silk-worm never span. And finer then the nets of dew that morning spreads over every open ing flower. Satan weave* hie anaree. Man mast yield to heaven’s decrees. Submissive, yet appalled, he Been hie fairest works In ashes sleep. Thus graves these lesions on thy eonl— hope, faith end love—and thon abalt find strength when life’s surges rnd< at roll, light whan thou alia wera bill d. cotton" pacts. y 1stai* Hrsir-aiMiiu *i r*#t*- BMlkir, It*. The New York Financial Chroni cle of January 16th makes the total visible supply of cotton 2,107,810 bales —a decrease aa oompared with last year el 82,980, a decrease aa compared with 1888 of 246,860, and a decrease as compared vim 1882 of 106,306 For the week ending January 16th the receipts at the United States ports reached 108,488 baits, making the total elDce September 1 3.868,132, showing a decrease of 88,329. Tie twenty-six Interior towns for the week ei.d ng January 16 b, re ceived 43,661 bales, shipped 66 229 and had stocks of 618 993 baits Sime time last year they received 66,687 bales, shipped 82,463 and had stuoks of 804,669 The ab-ive totals show that the old interior stocks have 'decreased during the week 8 744 oaiea, and are to-night 186 110 ualts more than at the same peiiod Iasi year. The re ceipts at the same towns have been 21,793 bales to a than the same we.-k s' year, ard since September ltl tne rroe'pteat ail the lowns aie4l8, 901 6ai«u m»re than for the same time iu 1884 5 The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total ot 98,166 bales, of which 61 744 were to Great Britain, 18,114 to Franoe, and 28 297 to the rest of tbe continent. Tbs Chronicle comments on Its ta ble oi receipts from plantations aa folio wr: The above statement shows— 1 That the total receipts from the plantation* »tcce September 1. 1886, are 4 366,275 bole*; In 1884 86 were 4,244,116 baler; In 1883 84 were 4.069,- 233 bate*. 2. Tbat, although the receipts at the nutporte tbe past week were 108 488 balea, tbe ac'ual movement from plantations was only 65 920 bales, tbe balance being taken <rom the stocks at the Interior tow s List year the redelpta from the pan'*- tious for the earn* week were 115 t'25 bales, and for 1884 they were 81 284 bales In the table below we give the re* ceipts from plantations in another form, and add to them the net. over land movement to January 1, and also the takings by southern spin ners ’o tbe same dale, so aa to give substantially the amount of cotton now insight. 1885 86 1884 « Beoelplant the porta tc. J »u is Intarlor atocka on J« 16 In azoaaa of Sapt. 1... 8.801,18. 498 148 8 060 401 387 641 Tatnl receipt* Iron, plantations _... Net overland to Jm 1. Southern consumption 4 886 376 625 09. 18 ,00 4 244.11*0 066,140 116,000 Total In eight Jan 16... 6,OU2.80 4 717,118 Northern spinner*’ tek Inc* to Jin 15 1 089 3' *44.9*1 I: will be seen by me above that tbe increase iu amount in sight to night ae compared with last year, Is 306,214 bales, the inoreme an com pared with 1883 84 s 447,719 bales and the increase over 1882 83 ie 115, - 672 bales. Tue Curoiiicle's telegraphic weath er reports for the week are thus turn- marie.u: During the week under review tbe south has been visited by a cold wave of unprecedented severity a id dura tion. Iu many eec ions tbe tempera ture has fallen to a point never before recorded, notable at Palestine zero, Memphis 8 below t a ro and Helena 4 below Biro. This has, of course, in terfered materiallpwlth the market ing of tbe crop, and ie an explanation of the teduosd movement. aai*«e Dm*. Special to Euqtilr*r*Bna. Bangor, Mb, Jmuary 18 -Satur day night fl r r was discovered in the house of Benjamin Cookson, at Green Bush, flueeu miles from (his city. Tbe fl ,mes spread rapidly, and Cook- eon, in endeavoring to rescue hie eon’s wife and two children, who were sleeping up stairs, wae caught In tbe ruins by the falling of the roof ju it as he had passed the second child out, and burned to death. He wae 75 years old. The woman end childrt n were terribly burned, but will re cover. _ •■rlad *'It*. Woodstock, Ont, January 18— R oently a girl named Calina died, as It wts supposed, here very sudden ly. A day tr two ago the body was exhumed pri r to it* removal to at.a other burial place, w en the borribln discovery was made that the girl 1 a I been buried alive, her ebroud bad been torn into shreds, her knees were drawn up to her chin, one of her arms was twisted under her head and her features showed evidence of dreadful torture. A* I*H>Si*rr’i rata. fp eefaf U IvfMrv-iiMt, Bchnectady, N Y, January 18- The barns of a farmer named Hank, in Glenville, this county, was s.-i on fire by a discharged employe. Saturday night, and together with the contents entirely destroy! d The incendiary was di-c ivered, and on being pursued he rau to Rock river, wmcb be attempted to crog* on tbe ios. When near the middle of the stream he ran into an opening in the ice and drowned. ni|*i*a«4 k; Djaaali*. •*aol*l w KMilnr-Bma. Orangbville, Ont, Jmuary 18 — A dynamite cartridge pi* ed at the door of the resldeoee of P - ice Mag* istrate Monroe yesterday exiloded, causing great damage to ihe building. Fortunately none of the inmates w*re injured. This is the second aitemptof lbs kind made on Monroe, wt o baa bfeu l Li fl tiling fines for breaches if the Boott temperance act. A **llir Biflwloa. SsmIaI t« tk* Bn«*l»r-S«n. i Pittsburg, Pa, January 18-Tbe bolter ot tbe tow tow Modoc ex ploded about 8 o’clock tbi* morning, near B'xleeuin street bridge, on tbe Allegheny river. The boat wa*com pletely demolished The pilot was killed and the captain ana fireman injured. Sntk from TrlaklBsai*. C*mM «• 3*1*4* *' 'Sk*. Pittsburg, January 18—Five members of the Hauzmeyer family at Tarenturn have died of trichino.de. The fifth, George, aged », died to-day. Tbe remaining members of the fami ly ( hiee persons) are not expected to live. ■I* Chile*.# Sam* t# D«*lX iMOlal to Xnaatrur-SM' Littbb Rock, Ark, January 18 - The dwelling of Emanuel J ihneon, in Columbia county, burned Friday night, and six children were burned to death. If a mas d es not intend to pay a grocer’s bill be will fl d bs can e«ln lime by rettm leg It tor an I oil t. d atitement. Henry Irving is placing tbe devil with Fmat in bis ibeaue. MaBKKI KEPUtCT* —0-- Ur t*l*g;n*k M tk« a***lrM'-tni O- ■ rilAMCIAA, Lo-'Boir, January It — Wosa — OOXMl* 1001*16 sooounl 100 ii nr roAA sum majuuk. Haw To ax, j at is-Nooa.—dtoek* art qaiat. Mouay assy *1 1>MS par aaat. nxokancs- l«n( 64 MM; (bert 4 ST Ska4* tends qaiat. Uoveiaaaant soada art cell. itnr Tobk, Jam 11 — Exabanga 14 IBM Monty IRflS paroant. Govar/.aant eom * J -".—Ml— dan— lonr ■tats I i are tbraa pat sants 1MJ4 KL aieedy SUB-TlLBAaUBT BALANOV Gold ia Snh-Traaaary 1154 7(8,705 mi <D07 114,435 851, WWW TOBK STOCK MAXXM1. d*w Toxx, J >nnary II.—Tha following ware tl.a closing quotations ol tha alock exebanga: Ala claw A •(«©» *9 Mobil* A Ohio ...„„ I! da cl*w B,A'i„ 106 XuhTlIla a Chat ay tdaorda 6’* 102 NO Pacific I'cu 6*S ‘jecrglM I'd, morta. IDOitlN T Central ICEJ* N CatoUua, old... 30 INorfolk A w rrera... 2>* do uow 20 Northern Pocmc j»k do InmUiii 1» do *re(err»d._...._. t7.i ».O.brown oomolc.ioax Poolflo Mall.......,, 6>y t Cannae*** Virginia 4'* •*. tdo ooniolt. Jh*au*«ak« A Ohio Uhlovgo S Northw’tiojli do oreferrod 13 H Danm A Blodrand* 16 Erl* nk Uit T*nn M B. 4k Laka8hor*._........ *3 LooliTlll* A Noah. 40k M*m A OksrlMtM *4 U*adla* Blchmond'ii'AiuT 6 Riohmond A Dan.. T. ltioh’d A W. P, Ter Wk Itock Ieland 1*6 St Pani .—„— «. do kreferrod—. no 4 rexee Cnjido a>> ttarte 4 % 1« preferred. . s»H 4Dx*lerr»s4> Do. 71 ceiTok. Litufool, J .nnary 18 Mna> — ontoa nih'X t irasly tuppl'cd with cfl-rlag*: middling nplsada 5 1 ldd, orloaaa 5 I led: *>ie* 10,100 eslaa—, peenmtlon and sxport 1600 balae heoaiptr MOOti balea-25,7 0 imerloai f utnree » eady, at ths deoil ns, at the following qaot-Uons: Janncry nud F-brnery ...4 98 <405d F>bra*ryand Uaiob .... 6 00 84 .-5 1 »|.t Marsh >nd Apd 6 .-U4*o 8 64 J April and M ;y „.5 4 4p6 6-64 I4 y Hi:d J jue ......5 7 Miip5 8 K4J June and Jcly 6 iu 04^5 11 01' Jn'y and Animal 6 16 Gut Angnnt end Sapieiu jer 5 17 64J v* udats or sell vor lea for to-ditv . cloartr.ii 28O) bnl«k oi new dookot. and 700 'Jules o' o d 3:00 p m—Bales of tha day include 8.00 bale* 01 Amarlnan. rnwreii-Janaary 5 IU -640 aeliere; Jan nary ftn i Fabruary G 00-64d iellcre; F brna ry and Uiron t l-64d aellare March *nd April 6 8 84.1 a* Hers; April anil May t l-04d seller*; May and Jane E8U4 sellers: Jane arid Jn y I 11 641 lellera Jaly and Aa;nat ( 18 .«4d leiieie; Angna 1 . and Meptember 6 17-641 liileik; fataret ready 5:00 p m- FntnrtB — Janactry delivery, 5 OU-84'1 aaller* J-nnary end Febrnan 5 i’0-44d aellerr; Febroar and Mara;. 5 1041 eaberx March SDd April 5 8 64d a.illaia; A >rll M-d Miy 6 G 84 1 enliera; May sc4l Jo-ia 18-041 ralara Jana sad Jaly 5 11 0id *r iere; July end An n-- t ’4-04d atllar*; Angna’. and Ueptemtm 0 17 64d lellara. Filter#* sioied qnlst Nkw Tobb. Jtnnary 18— Etreiilng—Oottnr mark* dell; «*iee igo bslsc apiasdi 0 5-100, orleenatKe. Oouiolldittird ne. receipt* 31,103 balea; #x. part* Gr-e' Britain 18 334 b.jutlneat 4048 Franse 3828, aearnal Oo ■ aw TOBK A» MEW OBLIAKS PPTVKBS Nbw OBLBANS, January 18 Sill rg- Fu arw dull on eiesdy; »alf« 30,9*0 oiler, as 'ollows: J tnaary 8 87 190(2. 8 90 100 Fibreary 8 »8 100« 0 CO-114 Mask April U*y J niie Jaly... a nga*t.......— September .... O ilnbir... fS-ryeiuber....... . 0 CO 100« 0 01 lt« . 6 15 lOOor 0 16 VO . 0 30 100# 8 30 HO . 0 42 11001 0 43-lfltl 0 GS 10C« 0 64 10* * (7 iOOd-r t 5» :ce 1 28 inf® 0 25 1(2) 0 05 1O0<j 0 07 ltd 0 05 10048 8 07 J'o .. I 23-10401 9 :s 100 . I 371000 9 38 1 0 .. 0 88 loot*. 0 30 100 ... 0 49.14410) 0 0 00 .. 8 60 lore 9 61 1 41 . 0 78 100 0 7, K0 . 0 80 10( 0 i 81 100 » 0 88 1000 9 83 100 .. I 67 lOtfc 0 ,8 100 NBW Tomb, Janeary 18 /.v.rnti reaelpt! 1645 balea, groee 66.1 kales. Fpiornt Hi a«o neatly—*alea ware60,000 arlra, *9 fol 'OWi: J an **ry — February March April.—— May J*BS — July Abkoi eplembei Oambcr 0 St lOOg 0 5U10U TBS Kyenlog Poet a-yet Tbe ran kit npciad quiet, bnt »f:rr 11 JO.na lug b ouij,e d«ll and the is-n t of tbe third 0*1, meke* prleta 1-100 nr 1 100 rower M an last Nalnr day a'in* clod Aker nrnob eovirlny n»* been dULe laat week there can be but utile short lnler*er now and rsoelp *, which, lm view of the very cold apeii mt j really b* called large la*', week, may *-r«o ba axpro'.td to lnorsai* ooneld rably end ie" tbe «ou'.hern ni k<'*. Fa n *t olo.*d quiet and * eady and 1 100 lowtr than Ban arday. •alvxktop Jtnaaiy 18-Oof.-- quie t mi<4tiling!. I lt-16e; aet rttaeipU 4 78 . '0*, 4774: aalaa 76. st4»k 81 904; ex pur u awa meat 00, Wiaat Brlutln 701, * Frapp* 00 ■<wrP LX, Juntiary 18 O dton r-ark*. a e^dyi mid-ill-gate; r reoulple 809, -r< r. 800; Htlet 145 etoek 4 , 577; exports Great Britain 2iSi France 00 Bali moss, Ja.u.iy 18—Untton nnm’i mldd I •* Hi", tie'rece'pta 665 gn-a 655; ■alee 42U, *ai«* lo «pln ere 1 -cok 81 814: *xP't.. to Grea< Britain 788 kiauntlnent 00, <o Franca 00 B STOK, J 'O 18-Oot'on Bvk'l q-1 -; m’daiing, 0J4’i rial rn*:ptr 420, *ro* 717. stlaa tt, *Uiti 0810; ax porta tc Great Brl ala to WineJanuary 18—Lottnr m-h'.*. elea »! Wilddl'age tr * reedp’* 290. gross 350: »a *a 06 itrwx 10 847: exp 1 ■ Qie.t "rllair to a- a'lnem 1470 Philapblpbia. Pa, January 18-OatMa -to 1: one* ...* Hi ; net raaalpta It t t<**‘ 1851; Mtlsr 00; it> «k *4 001: sxports aontlneBl W, Gres Britain 00 •atakkax January 18-Ootto* liras— middling* IK* ael raoela • 1809 gritaa 1051, mis* 1006, *t*ak 03.104; axporto t* Grant Britain It, awwUaant 80, Fraape 10 Bxrw OBLBAk*, Jaaaary 18-Oattao 11 on; mid* r ’. I 11 lti; api 'ap-lwfa 47*8 S on 70IS. -w .*' MM: Itock 098,080 axparrkt rant Brl«ala Ml, Fraapa M, saaihawt M JtppiLB, Jan 10—Ootton Marks* atsady; miadilBg* 8 ll-lta; bp* nmclpt* 1070; ararp 3440, sale* DM; (task 44,066, xxpora* Grant BritaUM, **iUi**tM Mixnis, J tanary IB — Oatto* Ins— Mlddllaga tfic; net rasalpta 1119, ship* menu 3445. mum SOM, stock 1(0016 cplaxara M AuauwiA, January 18-t»n«n quint— Mlddllar* IKe; rseclpw MB ahlpmauta —1 aalaa 570: sioak — cmAXLxaroa, January 10—Oot" qulsi; middling* 103:1 itt raMd-ta 534, groae MO) aalaa —! *4<Mk 70 8*8, *Xp4Xtl to Gnat Britain 00, F. a e* 00. aonllnant M — J —- raaeve* ami rasvuiomm, MuiuatL OiamwxATL January 18 - Whisky steady at 01 10. ' CWIsaw*» Chicago J ,nuary 18-Flour quUt and u:'CU»i-'F"d. Wh*»* coaled 194* uddarS-i- orday-J*ca-ry 78@7»V<o Ftorunry 78H@ 79947| N >3 tprl 'g 7hK«80o Corn cull -ud fraturel* * i'-ch 8>>5i 1, Janu trr , F'b rutrr 88U7I80K O.t* fl m—o '»u 2rKb January i'% . February 3v, 4 U *** p ,rk advanced lOdSia—0'*ah 0:« 9 , J muary F.ib'Ua’y 10 3-5©.0 90, Ltru 354a hUhar- oaib r o J ' uai> und February 8 15(148 17\i M"Ch 06 208’6 2 . B 'xad ir.eit* «’e dy • ► ada hlghr:-dry -,.i id ihor de-4 #1 0© 4 6 utio-t rib sides 06 7U@5 20. short rib6 87KS6 47, oieai ilda* 6 6**»6 do Whls. rloprl* ky fl’m— 01 16 Sue- > u i"haog«.d—grnhu- laied 7K etkudarJ A '%<!, At. rbaial*. AT. laODis, J«-n 18 -Flour. «uady —thinly 83 70&8 16, ataula , 04 (A©4 10. fancy 01 50g4 00. h heal aot.y , uat wo k—No 3 rad ess* 81K*. Jvnunry —o, Fakruary o. Corn dall and Irregular—N« 3 Mixed Mah H©8’K«, January -q, lab,nary »8K#2SK u».« vary du l and easy -No 3 Mixed e**« 37K'. Mar UK*. Frovlslon* fainy as iv« and vary atr u . g : Park 111 M. Lard 00 00 •110. Balk M*ata—loasa at*— ioui eiear aide* I 10, abort rib aide* 6 If, loag olaar I 40. boxed lo'i, long aipar I 30. abort rib aides 8 40, aho/t elaar i atm* 60. Boaou- lopg slaar aids* 10 76M5 00 short rib sldsa I 76 ihoristsar *laoa 0 Mgaot Wnlaky- 01 M, Mow arlM«. Maw UBLAABI, January 11-0 IT** •*dy—Rio la aargomi, eommoa to priui* -LoulaUaa, ordinary ttMSSMo. hugar easier, *x»,p fur whites, wblob •re fl uier —:<ooi*t*na open kottla, piime In "tiloiy prime 47*3, fnimin lo guod c mi* man 4K#4Kl onuiritugata, prime yellow OlPrlfleu too oloe 575®0O. Mulaoaa*, guod ueutaud-Louisiana open kattla, eino ly prims 84 '87o, prime 32®38:; eeutrlf gal*, good prluta to olndoe 31(*35n, •ommju to good oomnion —0. *<ai4>la*M** UoaiSVlLUg, January 18-Grain higher Wheat, No 3 rod 92o Uur,’. naw mlxn' 87a Oate. naw Nu 2 rnlxsd 83.1. Provision* steady, active-Pork, mesa 111 00, b ,oau- ola*r rib 6 10, ilda* 0 37)d«0 59, a" aider* 4 50. Bu’k mca's c>d«ti r.h *id*t 5 60 o.eat eldest 87K, ahouldere 4o Bugar-cured hami 0 5O©10 00. Laru, ohnioe len’ T 70jf8 00 C*U*E Haas ail MlW Toxtr, Jan 18 -Um.'.. 35* for crud»: li«83e for raflnad. daw UxLBAira Jan II .On-.t«n «,*' «.l- maikst wa*k-primaaiudc30A31x sumrao yolluW 303, oaks and trail —- 0. ■ATAM INBM.Ua ■aw Tobk January 18 -RcalB q -tet- atralasd at 01 ICC 1 01 Turpautina flim- 40*, Raw Tobk. January 18-Hldaa ■ caitv- wal aaltad Waw nrlwi v ar.leetei) 45 and 60 pound* 874c: T* »<■ «• ‘ • 5' •* p pov-idr lOK'i Mkw York, Jarni***- )8 W-ol flrm- dO'UMd’r r 7’8S”, ■rexiu r, pullsd 14©27e, ;•*»» T<;rb, Jan 1* .Fr<"-'— '• '.'varpor- **r-sk -Cotton per utaarr ^©9 64 whea ■Hi Cbablk»tob Jan 18-TtirpenMea Arm 80H but. 37o xk'd R»»m~ stratnad 85- grind * rained 90©95 HavashAH, J ra 18 -Tnrpentlwe s'rong- 8754c »*is* CO qjla:—01 OC© 03; tale (0 barrelx Whjaisqtof j-n 18 Tnrr'> 'l. 0 Arm 86540 Roam fl-nr, atralned 75o; «rw; *o< T»- Arm *1 00 0*nd* turvan in* *'»*dy. hard tl 00 yailow dtp and viral* *1 *0. H F Everett, Complainant, vb The Columbus Compress Company, Defendant, Bill of Injuntion and Receiver, STATE OF GEORGIA, Musco gee County. To . The Columbus Compress Company, Defendant. Greeting: Yob are hereby cited and required to be and appear be fore the Honorable James T Willis, Judge of the Superior Court of said county,bt Columbus, on tbe second Monday in March next, at ten o’clock a m of tbat day, at the court house in said county, then and there to show cause why ai injunc tion should not be ‘granted and n receiver appointed as prayed for in the above stated bill, until which time you are restrained from dis posing of any of the property men tioned in said bill as per restraining order of the court granted on the 18th day of December, 1885, And further, you are hereby cited and required to be and appear at the next May term of said superior court, to be held in and for said county, on the sect >nd Monday in May next, then and there to answer to all such matters and things as are chaiged against you in the bill ior injunction and receiver filed by said Henry F Everett against you, the said Columbus Compress Company, and to abide by such order and decree as may be then und there made in the premises. Witness the Honorable James T Willis, Judge of said Court, tbis 1st day of January, 188G, GEO Y POND, Clerk SCMCGa, 1»t 2*-'vMI-n TH« Rl*£0* STEAMERS, 50TIC* TO MHiPfEKH. a«b*«*i* »*e k*i» or tb# Pf**ii *• Alb# *r A • abler*, Carolu* lb# U. A, Wall. Columbus, Ga, Duo«mt>*r 22, 1895. Oa ".fill *f *: D301 mcar 22a, 1855 -Tta iooa ntit>* ol rrelgli, blO p saage -o all polutr. 01. th« Ob* uOioochfe actl Apalachloola rlv*rt will be :>s loi o**: Fiour pe- b trial...—.—— 10 oeul* I'aUon p--r b le 35 oCht* Fertilise • pnr ton. ——...„—-11 35 Cotton Bwd Meal per (00— — 01 35 Rail par too—— ——.01 35 O'.ber fraigbia In proportion. Paasaga Ircan Ooianauu* to Apalacbloolt 00 00. O.ber point* In proportion. Bteamsr Tbrouatscaka will laava Ooln*u< bu _ tvary Saturday at 8 a M lor Apalaeb) so Tbls boat will wait lot avsnlng trains *1 Ohauahooobea on Monday going dovn Tae-duy* coming up Shippers will plan** have their freight at boat by 8 a m on day ol leaving, at* non* Will be received atfsr tbat hour. Boat reserve* iba rlgbt or not landing a any point whin oonalderad dangeroua by tbe pilot. Boat will not atop at tny point not named In tbe publltbed list of landing* larnlabed Shipper* for 1886, Our rMpontlblllty for freight oeaee* afte It n a been discharged M a lauding wher ho person n< there lo recvlv. if. Rates inb)>oi to charge wl hcnt noilon. Tae Dbiiw tobeduie will be rnn, rlvr.r perml' lng TUMoiiui He- 27J!Agonl PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM! the popular fiivorjU* for ilroscJiiK the liRir, Restorin'.' color when cl proventinf< Dandruff. STATE OF GEORGIA, Muscoget County- 'J’o t.ho ouperiur Com'l of saiil county: The petition of W H Bailey, N T Everett, ABonnci, Jamee Williams, John McDufiio,R Lowe, EH Mayer, David Duke, W M Canedy, Y James, Thud Sims, Reuben Ryals, H J Johnson, G W Rogers, M Adams A H Harper, Green Alexander,Join Richardson .Philip Flewollen.Tonej Jenkins, Major Henry, and sue! other persons as they may assoeiah with them, respectfully show thal they desire to be incorporated r.nd made e body coroorate and politic, in accordance with the laws of Georgia, under the namo and style of “The Colored Men’s Business Association ’’ The objects of said association, and the particular business to ba carried on, will be to engage in and carry on a mercantile business in the purchase and sale of merchandize of any description, of goods, wares and merchandize, and in any busi ness incident or pertaining thereto. The principal place of business to be in the city of ColumbuB, Masco gee county, Georgia. The capital stock of the company shall be five thousand dollars, with privilege of increasing the same to any amount not exceeding twenty thousand dol laru, said stock to be divided into Biiares of one dollar each. Ten per cent of said first mentioned sum shall be actually paid in beforeany of the powers conferred by the char ter herein prayed for shall be exer cised. Fotitionei 6 desire to bo in corporated for the term of twenty years with the privilege of renewal at the expiration of said term ac cording to the provision of law. Petitioners desire said corpora tion to have the power of suing and being sued, of contracting andbeinj contracted with, to have and wo a common seal, to make by-laws,rules and regulations binding on its members not inconsistent with law, to alter, amend and annul the same at pleasure; to receive, held, rent, lease, purchase, mortgage, sell, dis pose of and convey both real and personal property necossary for the purposes of suid corporation and securing debts to it; to elect, ap point and lomove such officers, managers, directors and agents as it desires and to do all and singular such acts and exercise such powers, rights and privileges as maj be necessary or. to the interest or for the legitimate execution of the ob jects and purposes of said associa tion. The stockholders of said corpor ation, in the event of the failure of the same, shall not be bound per scnally in their private capacity to ti,e creditors of the same except for the amount, of unpaid stock sub scribed or held by such stockholder, or after he bus paid out of his pri vate property douts of the said cor poration to an amount equal to his unpaid subscription. Wherefore, pe iti-mers pray that an order may be passed by the c .urt incorpora ting them, their associates and sue cessors, under the name unu for the time aforesaid, and with all the rights, powers and privileges prayed for, and as may be authorized by law in such cases made and provi ded. And petitioners will ever pray, &c. BH CRAWFORD, Petitioners’ Att’y Filed in the clerk’s office of the Superior Court of Muscogee coun ty, Georgia, and recorded this 28a day of December, 1885, in record of writs 1884 and 1885, folios 352 and 353, GEO Y POND, Clerk a C M C, Ga. dec24 >a*4 ▼ ~vf STATE OF GEORGIA, MUSOO- GEfi! COUNTY, Muscoge** Superior Court, November Term 1885. Thomas A Peabodv, ad- ministmlors, vs Rev C P G*- boury. Rulo niai, to forsclotM, mortgage on Realty. It appearing to the court by ihe petition of G E Thomas, jr, and V D Peabody, administrators on the estate of D N Gibson, deceased, that Rev C P Gabourj on the 7th March, 1883, executed and deliver ed to D N Gibson and J A Gubourr a mortgage od a tract, a lot, of land, to wit: "The following described property situated in above state and coimty, and in J A Gaboury’* survey of the James C Cook place, said property being known as lota A, B and C Lot A having a north line 011 Rotemont Avenue of 160 feet, an east line on Cook Avenue of 250 feet, a south line on Magnolia Avenue of 160 feet, a west line of 250 feet, adjoining lots B, O and D. Lots B and C having a front on the Hamilton road 83 1 3 feet, and ex tending back 100 feet to lot A, all iu the Gaboury survey,” for the pur pose of securing the payment of a certain promissory note for the sum of $1,333 33, made by the Rev C P Gaboury on the 7th of March, 1883, with interest at 8 per cent per annum from date, and payable to D N Gibson and J A Gaboury, or bearer, and due two years after date, which said note is the prop erty cf the estate of D N Gibson, de ceased, and which the said Rev C P Gaboury refuses to pay r - It is, therefore, ordered that the said Rev C P Gaboury pay into this court, on or before the next term thereof, Ihe principal and interest due on said note, and the cost of this suit, or iu default thereof, the court whl proceed as justice shall appertain. And it is fnrther ordered that this rule bo published in the Enquiror- Suu, a newspaper published in the county of Muscogee, once a month, for four months, or served on the Hftid Rev C P Gaboury, or his special agent or attorney, thie© months previous to the next term of this Court. J T WILLIS, Deo 19, 1885. Judge S C C C Hatcher A Peabody, Attorneys for Petitioners. A true extract from the minutes of Muscogee Superior Court, at it» November term, 1885, on the 19th day of December, 1885. GHO Y POND, Clerk S C M C, Ga. J 0 »nn 4 n Fffis and YegHtalJles FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES! WHOLESALF, A RETAIL- Cabbage, Omens, Turnips, Pots**,, tors. Apples. Orangas, Lemons, Crarbei ries, Fish Roe, Dried Eng lish Peas, While Beans, Cheiries, Huckleberries. Figs, Prunes, Ciu - -* rants. CANNED GOODS, packing. lliKt class ftandard goods, and will be sold very cheap SEED IRISH POTATOES, Burbanks, Beauty of Hebron, Goodrich, Ea’'ly Rose, all first-class Eastern Seed. Feiry A Co’s GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, Onion Seta. J. J. W O O D, 138 Broad St,, Columbus, Ga. U m Muse )geo '’bariff "aids By Y* M. rOlaRY Aa«lluBMr. W ILL be told on the flrat Tuesday >n 17b uary n«*xt 9 iu fr nt cf the etor* home of Uurrett a Son*. Br iod §tre«t, c ty of Oolmnbm. Mancogee co-’nty. Q*. tbe f llowln* Dro^ty to-wR: /i Lot number 10* is the city of Ool’imbun Mateo* ge« county etate of Georgia Levied on aa tue nroportjr of <he M ate of t A Smith daceaMd, to ait* iff m tax fl fa in in r band* ior et*te and oonny txxea l»r the near IMS. bovy made and rttaruec by J L Owen, L 0. Am' ant of tax $' 60. Al»o at tbe name time m>H fUoe lot of laud nan* her 6u7 iutbec'tr ol Columbus, UmacogM county Georgia. Levied on aa the pi oporty of Mra W li Br-'y'eg to autlafy » u* • f* in roy haoda for ruh a *4 county taxea for tbe year Levr made aai rate nod to me by J L Owes, L O Amount of tai |S 60 Alto at the tame time ard place lot of land «um ber 575 in the city COolambua, Mmaooeee ooanty Georgia Levied onaethe pr party ef Wm H Wool to aatiafr a tax fl fa iu my band* for atate am county taxas for the m IMV Levr made and ra turned by J L <>wea, L ' • Amount of tax |6 H Alao at the aamu’luie and pl»ce lot of land Mo in block 68 In the city of Golumbue, Muacogee county, Georgia. Levied on an the property of Ike I 1 inker to aatlly a tax fl (a In my bandn for atate and county taxea for the year UA5. Levy made and re* ta’ned to me by J L Owen, L C Amount of tax ^a&o at the name time and place lot number HT In tbe city of Columbus *u*ogoe couDty, Georgia. Levied on ae the property of Gna B Glenn to eatlaCg a tax fl /a lo mj fcaDda j or gtat* end ooun ty taxe# for tne year 188.1, Lhvp ma' e and raturned to me by J LOveu, LO' Amount of tax Alaoat the aametlroe and olae late laudnum* ber »)0 In the ci:y of ColurnVua, Muaaogee county. Georgia Levied on m tb* property of Tbos K Wynne to satiafy a tax fl fa iu my handa for atate Mid county tax^a 'or tbe year 8 v Levy male and returned to mu by J L Owen L 0 Arn.un . of tax |63 4 i Alao at tb* aame time and place lot of len^ num b«r l«l la tbe c ty of Columbut. Muac-gc* county Georgia Levied on ae the piorurty o Taeniae Moo o. trustee, to aa titty a tax fl fa Iu ra 1 hand* )or ai»’e and county taxea for be *ear 1885 L vj mivle and :etnruo' to me bj J L M w:-u L (J A 'uonut of Wx | ja'i tu5; J G UUltBUfl Sheriff. BOlDi FiH SALK. J 00 ) Columbus M inufacturiug 1 Coinpany’s 7 per rent Bunds i JOHN-110:4 * Ni)8 US, I jkUl04Odt( Kntl Kai.a# x^ta nad B ok <ra Swill’s SpeciOe la nature'! own remedy. m»<e frem roete galhere fram the foreete of Georgia. The method by which it was made was obtained by n hnlf breed from the Greek Indians wko inhabited a certain portion gf Georgia, whleh wae communicated to one of early eettiere and thus the formula has been hmad* ad down to the present day The above eut reptw sente the method of manufacture twenty years ago by Mr 0 T BwHt, one ef the present proprietor*. The demaud baa been gradually iooreaaiDg until a $106,000 labora-ory ie uow neosesary to eupyly tha trade A fmeigu demand has betnoreated, and an- larged facilities will aeoeeeary to meet it. Thifl great totals Pariflff CURES Ca 'wr, C»tanh s wtroftila, Er*)« m , Ulc r«, Bh unialism, Ttsfl’, heredita or otherwise, v Ithout the use of mertm- ry or Potash. P'roka on •' Con tor* one Blood Poison” and on iumI Skin DiiwvcB” mailed;i.*ee. F^rgnieLy ail drug^ii**. Til* dWirT BPBOiriO OO^ Drawer 3. Allas ta. H T, l$7 W 13d St. adaui oo«Mw
