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DAILY ENQUIRED. SDN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1886. GENERAL R E- LEE- Bl, l|i>ek «■ ik« (*■- ■m« la Virginia. Washington, Jidotv 24 —Ex- Senator Puttieioy, of Ksntai, who eaye be ovethettid the interview in which General R ibcrt E Lee accept* ed the ctmm&iid of the troops of Virginia, reports it as follow*: “The chairman said that they had beeD sent on by the convention of Virginia, then in session at R ch- naoiid, to express to General L e, as the most distinguished soldier and one of the most distinguished citl- atns of the state, their ooi fldence and esteem and to tender him the oommand of the troops that had been raised to repel an expected invasion from the north. WEIGHT OF THE RESPONSE. “Be continued at some length and concluded by saying that the re sponse of Gen Lee to the call of bis state would have great influence in shaping the destiny of the common wealth. Gen Lee listened to the speech with his eyes oast down, and when he raised his bead to reply I saw an expression on his face that looked as if bis mind was fully made np, add hie reply would be direct and positive. From what I had heard I expected him to decline and make a protest against s cession, and bis first words encouraged me in that expec tation. use’s reply. "He said : 'Gentlemen, I am op posed to war, although bred to the profession of a soldier, and I deeply deplore civil war—strife between brother and brother—but,’ he con tinued, and his words reared me, ‘but I hear the voice of Virginia, like the voice of a mother, calling me to the defense of a soil that is as scored to me as the ashes of my ancestors who lie buried here. I cannot resist the call of a state to which I ewe my first allegiance, but I wish you to under stand, gentlemen, (hat I draw my sword only in her defense, with the prayer that in asserting her sovereign rights we may not be compelled to shed the blood of our brethren.’ “He then said be would report at once to the governor at Richmond, and invited tbe party into the house." SOME SOLID WORKS a eiiiM at Santa or taa Iron ladaatrlta at Blrn AltSana. Llat'ai iltlkan, Birmingham Age, Williamson Foundry Company consumes 1500 tons per month of pig and wrought iron; uses thiescais of coke and three oais of coal per month; has a pay roll of $5000 to$6000 per month, and employs 117 men. This oompany eau supply any kind of work that any other well fitted foundry can. Toe company express themselves pleased at the outlook for a good spring trade, and believe Bir mingham has a great future. The Ltun iron works use 140 to 150 Ions of pig iron per month, continues 20 tons of coke and 30 tons of coal; uses 8000 to 10,000 pounds of bar, plate and sheet iron from tbe rolling mills per month; employe 80 to 100 men, and has die ilbu'ed for labor during the year 1885, $35 000 *o $40,» 000; sends castings to New O,leans and Memphis. The oompany ex press great confidence in the future of Birmingham. Aikin & Lighten, foundry and ma chine works: Used during 1885, 500 tons cf iron and consumed two tons of coal dailv; the firm workB twenty- eight hand's, and disbursed au aver age of $150 per week; uses much scrap iron from the Jurnar. s. and ships goods as far west as Minneapolis, Minn. H T Beggs Bros & Co., fouudry and stove works: U>e three tons of pig iron a day, one and a half tons of coal, ten bushels of enke. and spent for hands in 1885 over $5,500; the firm are enlarging their business on the belief that Birmingham is going to be a large place. The Birmingham rolliDg mill is finishing up daily 100 Ions of iron. The company uses 2000 bushels of coal daily; coke, 10 bushels dally. The nuiui er nf hands employsd is 610 and $25 (100 per month is dis bursed. Tue company handles 160 tons of Iron daily Mr Dwyer, tbe superintendent, says the place has got to have more rolling mills; that thedtmand for irou is greater and the iron must oome from somewhere. He believcB that the city Will eventually supply all the iron for this seotion and rule the prices. The new addi tions to the mill will be worth $50,000 The Birmingham Iron Works con sumes twenty tons of iron dally, four cars of coal and two cars of coke a week. The pay roll is $900 a week, and seventy-five hands are employed. The company believes in tbe future of Birmingham, and thinkB the spring will develop a lively interes. in business R W Boland, machine works and fonndry, uses twelve tons of iron per month and about three quarters of a ton of coal dally. He employs ten hands and disburses about $120 per week. He has great belief in the fu ture of the city. Floe serii-K* .r eurl’j The increased favor given by fash ion to low-necked evening dress has encouraged the jewelers to put togeth er some very beautiful and costly necklaces. Three strings of pearls recently shown in this city were val ued at $3200, $2200 aid $1500 respect ively, without tbe pretty diamond olasps which fastened them. The pearls were graduated, and of beauti ful color ana shape, but as one must be a poet to love Spenser, one must be acoustomed to Jewels to appreciate the refined beauty of pearls, and half the women who saw the three necklaces and some rival diamonds which bi-zed near them in another necklace would bnve choieu the diamonds if uot informed of their comps a'ive cheapness. Tbe ccst of this pretty bauble was $750, and it was a single band of stones in a light gold setting, but it bad a star pend ant, with a great sapphire in the oei • tre, wbtoh added two-thirds more to its price, end was a beautiful orna ment by Itself. Tbe combinations of diamonds and colored stones are very fine this sees >n, not only Id pendants, but also in rlugs. O .eof tbe latter, in which a tutquois as big as a bum ming bird’s egg is surrounded by 1 diamond sparks, is pretty enough to i figure in one of Mrs Spofford’s stone?. — Boston Transcript. | Ot legated la iiauia. James Bctlnsou. trainer of atbletea j at Harvard and Princeton college?, wrpea from Prlnoeton, Jar. 24 1886! ' Far outs, braises, strains, rheums I ttsm and colds, I always cs • ▲iloook’a i Porous Plasters for myself and pupl's, Never have known them to fall in ovir one hundred oases. They strengthen tbs musolss and give instant relief They are tbe only external remedy used by our athle *a.” Jet 27eodw “Ob, mamma, what do you thinkf Johnny Wilkinson has asked me ia merry him when he grows nt-J'' “We i what did you tell hlmT’’ “I said I’d have to wait until I saw themousteol e to know whether I really loved him .’’ -Puok. ■oat gnellial. J J Atkins, Chiei of Police, Kntx vllle, Tenn, writer: “My family bdo I are benefioiarles ot joi-r moat exoel lent medicine, Dr King’* New Discov ery for Consnmptioi; having found U to be all that you olaim for it, desire to testify to Its virtue. My friends to whom I have recommended it, praise it at evry opportunity ’’ Dr Kind’s New i. lsooytry for Oun sumption ia guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup and every afleo.um or Throat, Chest, and Lu-g-i. Trial bottles iree at Brennc A Carson’s Drag Store. Largs fdz? ?1 eot' Aw Frc.zsn sollu la the only solid aculh known to Florida BtrrXLU’S ARNICA SILTS, The beat Halve in the world (or Cm.', Bruises, Sores, Ulcere,Halt Rheum, Fr yer Hores, Tetter,Chapped Hands,Chil blains, Corns and all Skin Eruption?, ana positively op res Plies, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed Price 26c per box. For aale b Brannon A Carson, 1e24 eodAwly Some one will pour oil on the trou bled waters of Ohio polities and ease Us Pay to, “Bbown’b Bronchial Troches are widely known aa an admirable remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and throat troubles. Hold only in boxes. th sat te tuAw That “the public official la the aer- ‘ vant of tbe people'' ia a Bort of proverb All the mme, if one of t.he people I wants anything in tbe official line he I mast approach the official with a greet | deal of humbleness ana wait for tbe servant to suit his pleasure* Go to the BED fcTAR FOR Hats FOR SALE- My Residence, comer Broad and Few streets, containing seven rooms, with latest improvements, 4 room brick kitchen, two large cisterns and well of good water, half acre lot. Possession given immediately. Terms easy B F COLEMAN dec2B at SUFFERING WOMEN! Read wliat the Groat Methodist Bi- yme and Eminent i’hjti- cia i s-ys of Dif. J. BB^DFlJiLD’S Mb Jplaior! Atlanta. Ga., February 20, 1884, 1 • Dr J Bbadfield : Dear Sir-flomo fifteen yaara ago I examined the recipe cf Femalo Regulator, and carefully studied authorities in regard to iti components and then (as well as now) pronounoed t to be the most scientific and skillful combination of the really reliable remedial yegetahle agent* known to science, to act direotl; on the womb an uterine organ*, and the organs and parts sym patblslng directly wltk these | and, therefore, pro* riding a specific ternedy for all diseases of ths womb, and of the adjacent organs and parts. Yours truly, JE^SE BORING, UD.DD »©“OAUTION l-®« The country Is flooded with quack nostrums, con talnlng IRON and other Injurious ingredients which claim to core everything—oven Female Comi laints. We say to yon, if yon valne your life, Be ware of all such 1 lirutiilftlti’s Ftimle Rfgulator is a pnroly vege'able compound, and is only intend ed for the FEMALE SEX, For their peculiar dis eases it is an absolute SPECIFIC!. Sold by all draggists. fend for our treatise on the Health and ITappineiB of Womau, mailed fiee, which gives all particulars. Tub Bbadfisu) Regulator Oo., Box io. Atlanta, Ga, (2) se tu tLAw tnxt rd mt) MfGICAL MEN! WHAT iwn PROMINENT PHYSI CIANS S&Y OF A NOTED REM DY. Crew'nnlvll:*, G’, Demoor**, B B B is without doubt one of the most valuable and popular medicines known to the medical science, and has relieved mi're suf fering humanity than any other medicine since it came into use. It has never failed in a single in stance to produce the most favora ble results where it has been prop erly used. Pnysicians everywhere recommend it as doing all it is claimed to do. The following certificates are from two prominent physicians, who have done a large and successful practice for many years, and upon whose judgment the publio can safely rely: Crawfordville, Ga, July 15,1885, Editor Democrat: For the past ten years I have been suffering with rheumatism in the mupcles of my right shoulder and neck. During this time I have tried various rem edies, both patent medicines and those prescribed by physicians. Last summer I commenced using B B B, and could see an improve ment by the time I had taken one bottle, 1 have been taking it at intervals since last summer, and can iay it is the best medicine for rheumatism I have ever tried. I take pleasure in recommending it to the public. J W RHODES, A M, M D. Crawfordville, Ga, July 15, 1885 Editor Democrat: About No vember of last year I had what I suppose! to be a cauliflowi r ex crescence on right side of neck. I rued local applications, which effected no perceptible good. I commenced the use of 13 B B and took it regularly twelve bottles, and in due time the sore healed over, and I now consider it well. I cheerfully recommend it as a fine tonic and alterative medicine. S J FARMER, M D. MEAL RAG ON A BEAN POLE Elberton, Ga, June 1, 1885. I was troubled with bleeding piles since 1858. I used one bottle of B B B and have felt nothing of the kind since taking the medicine. The clothing that I was wearing when I left Atlanta fitted me about the same as a meal sack would a bean pole. I have on the same doming now, and they are a tight fit. You can do as you like with this; as for me and my household, we think three B’s is fully orthodox, and will do lo swear by. Respectfully yours, J M BARFIELD. (I2I8W te&w top ooi nit id int Go lo lie ft G Star FOR HATS TO HA VC HEALTH ’Ht '. IhnKeliublo Rciw-tly lor Liver Coroplmutsnndlllscam-ei by aderansod or torpid condition ol' tho Liver, as Dvs ponrin, Conrtipnfior. P.j’inm-n''**, Jcumilrc, \foadache Alabtra.Rhetinriiif-*n. etc. 1 -rd->m»-< levels, pun fits I lie l»i (K»t I. si rent mens *he sv-mrn, digestion AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. Th o u a a n d 9 of test i m on) a j apro y e i 19 merl« FOR SALE. GO TO THE Bed Star FOR HATS, Elfignnt modern It constructed r we ling north Troop e'rcet, ur p'ielt- Dr Bnnsey’s. Q larle*-acre Thoroughly < quipped witi water works, drainage ana servants’ booses New Dwelling wl’h ten rooms and on - homes on Fouilh avenue, ftonVng tbe park—moBt beautiful stie In tbe olty Bnlldlng Lot 65x113 on north Troop nlreei. House and Lot 51x118 on north Troop st reel Six v,leant Lo s oo block S on Hue ot O A W Kitlro d TOR HR/HUsTT New Dwelling corner T-onp end Gospel Streets, 0*1 square norih nf Grier’s Four rroro Dwelling corner Jack-on and TOlr.eenib a.rceip, rppostie Gruwmrd’s New Store on 0,.letUorpe street aoulh cl DlebicW’s L H CHAPPELL, Broker, Real Estate and Ins. Ag’t. G* administration on tke ettato of IH Thornton* do- Th#»e are. therefore, to cl to ell person oonoorned, kindred end creditor*, to show otnse, it auy they hot®, why letters of adnalnlitr tlon should uot be »mted by saH applicant. WE WILL OFFER THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK IN Underwear, Flannels, Blankets AND •WRAPS At Your Own Price lor Th Week. WE MEAN BUSINESS. ALL WINTER GOODS Greatly Reduced in Price. BLANCHAFD, B001H A HUFF. •wi* O. I. TORBETT, 1 AM NOW BETTKB PREPARED <h*n ever to lurnl*h Fnne'nle at most moderat. prices I have tne largest and most oomple’e line nf Oofflus, Casee and Onskets in e City, from tb* Cheapest Pine Cnfflu in tbe Finest Wooden and Meevlle i.aaae end oaskflls rasunf 'Otnred, A rull line of Ladles’ Gen e’ and Children’s Bnrlal Robes from J1 <o *80. All modern professes need In embalming tbe dead. Pers ”»l attention rive, to all Funerals p’eoed lo my cbnrge. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders by lelegrepL wlil be filled In thirty minutes. I guarantee all brlok work at Cemetery to give satisfac tion. Prices reasonable, O. L. TORBETT, No. 55 Broad St„ N B—Night Bell at Front Door. Opposite the RANKIN HOUSE Go to the BED t TAR FOR BOSTON AND SAVANNA! STEAMSHIP CO FOR BOSTON DIRECT gr.atM Or sal- sspMci Wltseee ar effloial at lenloewlw ■sMaUitals* Great Hen Freislt a PASSENGER ROUTE Between New England and Georgia, Floi da, Alabama, tbe Booth and Bouthwest Flrst-clus PaigBnger Acromuiodatlot Cabin Passage 830. Excursion ISA Steerage 812. mil Hrst-class Iron Steamshlpe ol tbli JL Oompnny are appointed to sail ever} Thnraday from Boston at 8 p m: from Be vannan aa follow*: (Standard lima) GATE CITY, Thursday Jan 14. at 1:00 pm CITY OF MACON, Thursday. Jan 21, at 7.00 p m GATE CITY, Thursday, Jan 28. a' 12:80 p m <;1T¥ OF MACON, Thursday, Fsb 4, at 6:00 GA?K CITY, Thursday, Feb 11, at lO.'C p rn O TY OF MACON, Thursday, Feb 18, at 6:"0 p m GATE CITY, Thursday, Feb 25, at 11:C0 CITY OF MACON, Thursday, March 4, at 6 00 p m GATE C1I Y, Thursday, Mnioh 11, at 9:3' a rn CITY OF MACON, Xhunday, March 18, al 081 n m GAT': CITY. Thursday, March 25, at 10;(G a m CITY OF MACON, Thursday, Apr'] 1, si 4:00 p m GA1E CITY, Thursday, April 8, a! 8 30 p n Through bills of lading given to Nat England manufacturing points and to Llv erppol. The Company's wharves In both Savnn nah and BosUiu are cc.anncted with ral' roads leading onto! tbe two cities. RICHARDSON A BARNARD, Agents, Savannah, Ga, Or W L CLARE, Agent Central Railroad, Columbus, O' aepiotf SAMARITAN NERVINE THE GREAT NERVE CONQUEROR NEVER FAILS. The onl» known NptiAe for Enl^pt’r Fits. AIko for SpaniiiH aati Fulling D ckness. No* vouo weiknona quIcVlf reM-vod ..mlcared. Eqaalod by none in dell inui of '»ver. NeutairixeH ffonas of di-jeu»e$ and ■i .kueis, ' Onro>* Tiwly hlitchf* an^ stubborn blood sores. ()'oHnno‘i bl'.od quickerii pluKtfl»h circulati ia. Klimlnutfs Bolli- CtrbnncloH and Soalda Pornianentlv snd oro nptlr onree Purxlysif. Yes, It 1b a charminK and boulthful Aperient, Rill* Scrofula And King’s Kvil, twin brothers. Obangrn bad breath to good| removing can*e. Routs BHonsnens and rioarf complf’-iio 0 <arining resolvent and matchless ’axative. It drive-t Sick Hoad jcbe like tbo wind* Contains no drustic o‘>tb» r tics oroplateB, Proro’-tly care* rbenmatl-m by renting it. Restores I if* giving d'odoi’U n to the blood, T« euarantfod to cure all nervous disorders* Reliablo when all opiates fall. Refreshes th* rnind and in7jgorat°s tbe body. Onros Dyspepnia, or *»’onef retnudod. Kndo sed in wrl^ng b* ovpr flltv thensand Leadirg obvairians in U H and Unrope. Leiding clergymen in U 8 and £urop« Diseases of the blood own It a conqueror. For aalo by all leading Drnggista. $1 00. Bend fix rant* for postage and rooeiv* free a eoatly box u. ,»«■ wu.uu will help all, of either sex, to » ska more money right away iti.r anything else In this world, For*un*> swa l the wcixers atsulu.*!. sut» Teriui • mailed frea Tnux A Oo, Augusta, Main*. * dwly . S, SMITH. M. S. GREEN J, L, NEWMAN. SOLID FACTS. We are now prepared to do a kinds of CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON WORK. Wood Work and Jilaekwmitliintr done in first-class order. In addition to our shop wo have a pood ho v se shoer. Paintinp and Trimming done to order. Give us a trial and satisfy yourself. Shop on Ran dolph street between Oglethorpe and Jackson streets. S SMITH & CO- dfo27 Jrd’twlro THE COLUMIBUs* Are now prepared to furnish all kinds of ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER And to Dress Lumber for the pub lie, and solicit patronage. Ja6<ui FR.3M THH %-A. COLD NEGLECTED ENDING IN . 'ftOup an( j CONSUYA^ CONfSUMPTION. NOW, TAKE IN TIME TAYLOR’S CHEROKEE REMEDY Of BWEET EUU and HUIUH. Tho swept Htiui.ns Ratboroil from n tree of iho- 4iinit* iiuum, growing mIoijr tU« hujuII utrciima of tin* Southern StiUch.rontMliiH a stiiuulnlln* exu4*ctorant prim iplu mat looHons Uie pltii*Kmi producing tln*parlv imirniiiKcough.mid utlinu* lutffH tl»« child to throw oil'thu false membrane In croup ami wlioopinc-rouffli. When combined 'iiui-iiioiiH principle in the Ida, preHentH in Tay- okHwkktGi’m and* 4 ( 'll KItOK KK FlKMKDY LKfN the finest known p, Wliooping Cough anil ho palatable, any child in pieum-u tu mnu Ask your druKgtst for it. 25c. and $1.00 sl/.ea. Jf he does not keep It, we will pay. for one time only, express charges on large size bottles to any part of the U. H., on receipt of $l.oa WALTER A. TAYLOR, Atlanta, Q* GO TO 1HE Red Ftar FOK TS Having ordered in from the va rious express offices all my suits of the past season that were not taken, a beautiful lino of CUSTOM- MADE SUITS will be sold regard less of cost. Anyone coming in with the Cash and making an offer will be apt to get a suit. Como quickly and secu T e a bargain. Nuw arriving a largo lut ol PIECE GOODS -FOR- SPROro, 1806 Fur making Bulla to Mearuie. S'ocit for the Incoming Heucon will be o. mp ote In » f*w dsyii, &. J. PEACOCK! flsthlns Marntfactarer, 14 Brovd St., flolnrr bna.Ga GO TO THE ’ Red Star FOR HATS P Aft K: IE; MI’S HAIft BALSAWI Hu- |).)p’,Ur favorite for dressing the hair, ltentorlng color when K’uy. »•' 1 preventing DundrutT. 1’ ’"i the Hoalp, Btop.4 tho ladi ful.ing, and is aure to pleasa l «i i 8 at Drugs 41 GO TO THE Red Star FOR HATS MEN AMI V A Quick, rermanent^, URL V cure, for LOST MAN- 1MMIII. DEKILITY, NEK- VOt8Ni:HM,WKAK.\EHIH. No Qi.ttekery. 1N»IRP|TTABL» Bool. Ly Omii, „ Wl» 8IIKOICAI. COm- BUFFALO* A Bl OY»* *04W8SW
