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DAILY ENQUIREX '■ $CS, COLUMBUS, GEOIl )IA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 1SM6 PlIBM'l p U ». J IJKK « KIPSH*. sor A F*w Ward* In F r tr at ih ■ Public l<y,ih ‘bud m* Ibiidleft at tbo P^nck A.vo ciutlun. Kmj'’1r R un : a pub'to park hBR itooeu detti eii by- t» lancltoape gardener unci garden arohltoot to be "a large en- e. ouea p'eiiu i f ground in the vtcintij cl < olty or town, par lv oovered wl.fi tieea and sfirabo, consisting of lawns a (1 pleasure grounds, with 'h lr uaiul d jiionlious, nnd provided with other jij.inaa at.d appliance* lor the rocioatiue. HjU amusement, of the inhabitants,” 11' then, the public park is to ba ”u 1 go enclosed piece ol ground” the g. ,uod tl 'iw el by the oi y .o the lht lee of the park association is poasi Uycot large enough. A city is sup posed os make grauta mt ouly to sup joy the ptesoni, but also ilie wants of the great iuture, And w y should the ^aik be "a large euoiusi u pluoo ol ground,” urnWb it io f. ,r the purp ,»e cf keeping vioious and dtMruc Ive anlma's out ol f A pabllo park can be to pleasure ground, as it Is lnletded to be, unless a!! the r qntsi'e conditions are com piled under the foregoin g d«flnit,Ion, I respectfully dissent irom the Judg ment el those who would keep the jtauio of ilie pork cpen, II the gates bio to be kipi open, in the naaeol common sense, why have any lenoe at all The ladies of it,e association did not go to the greet expense rf buying cedar prs's ami pu li g op wire fence around abru' twenty tote? ol land, cniy to se 11he yout g lions undsluubs wu chthey bad woefully p a."ted out, barbed end te'en down by c> ws ai d cither aoiLnals. I mus- any that Ills r ot acting in good leith towards the ladles warn every i If. tt is not made towards hequrg 'lem overcome the natural cliff: cullies cf .belr eiluatioc. Shame on he se fi htiees of these who would keep the park gates open, only that their cows may get pasturage; and ske.noe on those lew who to eave them seives the Inconvenience of riding around one corner of the park, would have the gate kept wide open and the cows and other a iurals going and com ing, and destroying every living plant and shrub, An?, now some of you have 'he hardihood to affirm that tho U’dies have done uo'bing for the park. Answer ff at, have you given them the weight of your moral support In this matte,? The ladies have felt “dis couraged, but not hopeleea." Have you Insisted upon tbelr keeping the gales of the park shat, in order to pro tect the growing plan it? I have been assured by Mrs Gao W Woodruff the president cf the associa tion, that she has superintended the planting of rnary trees and shrubs, but tbat all tbe shrubs and many ol the trees have been destroyed by cattle Hot lesa than cne hundred of the trees have been thus destroyed. 1 would not, critic se the parsimony of that member of tbe city coudcI: •who moved to disconiinne the ini .11 a lowacoc of fifteen do.lais per month which had formerly been given to the it t-yjolaii ; ; and lira - , too, when the city has many theu at ds lying idle in the banks. There ought to be an allows a oe from year to year of one hundred dollars or more per month provided i r, ou, oi the ciiv iri aButy, f r the an pu a expenses of keeping up and im» proving thla pubiio psrk And by the "public park” I do not -w.au tc be understood ee refeirlngto any one of the several very pretty little etciesurts in the micidleof onr streets 'las latter are virtually controlled by the children of their vicinity as their p ay grounds, ard are nothing m roor it .a then such, But I refer to ti e iarg, p-.ik near ilia suburb of Lianwood and which is adm rably adapted fora public p ensure ground. K oetter Place could be'taii for picnics .ban this spot i is well wooded, with a branch oi cuuningwator a id easily acceosible io ever* portion of the city. The R ..." dolpfi street cars run towl.hin tv? j tm- died yards ol the souineru ga e. I, is an excc-hout piece lor a Sunday af.or- noon stroll, Tuer6 the pate m h.vnlc c n find healthful air and foe) ilie in vigoratlng it ff :euoe ot the freshening bre> z). T. is weil that all who are capable aid we ernnot tell how many these m y bo, should have an opportnnity to‘reap the harveat of lhe quiet eye, it- scenes whic'. , if not Invested with ali the wiidness cf hernial dlatricta l have yet as much of the treasures of vegetable farms and oolors as are ao> ccssibie to the inhabitants of cities without a considerable expense of time and labor.” I should be the pride of our oltl* z.ns to foster by au ample appropria tion at least one pubiio park, Atlanta has two parks, aud we learn that she expeots to have stills third. The day wlil yet come, and I ven ture to say is not far distant, when not cniy a public pa.-k, but a pubiio libra ry will be kept up, for the most part, by yearly appropriations from the oily treasury, W B ‘-lade 4 pit 1 klei. J .plter is evening Htar broughent the month of April Ha oomet into view at the earliest moment when i' is dark enough fur thb brightest s.ars to pleroe the depths. Ho is tho first to appear, and leads the starry h ist with s.ately step HD position li a'.moHt due cas*; arid observers who gla. oe at the eae orn sky in tho early twilight will need no directions for detecting his presence. Mars is evening star, His proximity to Jupiter affords sfine pporonltv for a tidying the distil- gnibbl g lemnres • f ho two planets- Ma s is ruddy in buo, Jupiter Is the color of pale gold Attention to tin Murry curvy or arc. cor.Rif log of Rogu las, Mars, J-.ipber and Kp’.ca I inn now bo easily traced, and in tbr ear’y evening seems to spun tho sky fr m horik o t- z nth. Vm us is morning s'ar She charmingly lu’fl is the dn'.le of her preseot role, arc v 111 rewarc he early rise r for the eff rt rt q tied to behold her h.i, ht face. sn urn D evening star H makes a drill an- attp? aranse in tip 1 w stern sky, and may bo f -ird snarly midway between Ca» " r and P i tux on tbe t*or;boast and B.te'gUf se on 'he sou f.w.ist Hi will heiu c r|uuc Ion with tie siat MuG miucrum, of the tillr '. ui q'U'- tude, mi the b3 :, low tnihutf s ■■ •( r< 3 i’oi ck In .he m vnlng Tin A "i moon full- ui. the Id h. 0 A. rli 3u, sevon niltnms after tniouieh’., the moon and V inns art) in olo»o oompan ionship, the moon be.ng 19 degrees south of tbe pianet The waning ores* cent and the bright morning s'ar will be near each other when they rise on the morning ot the 30 h, and their oourse oan be followed even itt the sun hive by thosa^lrtod vlth good visual P :>W r ’ - - «r— A LEG BLOWN OF? Farther Parflo I n of l.ee Conni; Mtc: rm Smith Station, April I If mi irkb Sun—Tuesday eve .ing about three o’clock, a wind s ,:m ga' bored about a mile west f f my homo. The dir; o inn fiits northward and the wit) h about one hundred yards. Slightd m age was done io tho house of J.m Smith, oolored, on W K L w h r’i. plaoe, I. blew to pleats tho dwelling of John J hnaon, colored, on V M Johnson’s plaoe, destroying every ar- tloioof furniture, scattering oorn, f d der and other things and prostrating trees. One child wss slightly hart. A few hun dred yards further on the heuae Of Jack Bush, colored, living on Arthur F ii r’s place, was b’cwri to piecep and the contents scattered far and near Jack wss bolding to a post with one of his children In his arms Tbe wind tcre one of hla legs ■ ff S ino of the neigh bors in gathering up the plundo , found he leg some hundred yards distant, took it to the plaoe where the old man wss, buckled It. on and he wap ail right again, U being a wooden leg. Na o'her person was hurt, The smoko house and oarrlaj. e houBe of Mrs Walker Jchnaon was also blown down, w L iioret, ibuiv iij. RANKIN ROUSE C L. Davis, W ,rm Spring ; C i Wil liams, AtierdF; H S roney, Cinoini.a i; E N W se, V rgiui' j F Mollonhager, New Y ‘.rkj M E Marcas, Ailants; Lawrence Barrett and troop'; E B F rreil, G esnviih; J L Beit, J hn Lcvettn, C R W 1rfi| ip Atiants; B R Nani'., Durham, N C; Pailllp Linden- berg, 0<Jumbos, O; B L Bull, H H Alurrlll, Eufsuia; A J €■ oper, J R Simms, Opelika. OUNTBAL HOTKI, C Horace McCa.l. Buena V r ; T H Frterso'., Builei; G B Smith, Marion county; P J J hnson, Cha'tah to t.e ouutiit; W E Taylor, Auit-rlcur; L VV A kins, Muc, d; W A B ird, Smith’s S.atioi ; F M Jankuis, Ta.botio ; D T Cunnir.gliam Talbot Yailey; 1 H Lumpkin, W H L iwe, Buen» V s «; Miss May Bivins, Miss Annie W sot , Plncviile, Go; J H E wards, Oohesec Fla; F P Morris, Meriwether o uoty; J ft Ptrrsnaire, F ir6noe, C W Barris. Waverly Ha'i; M n Johnson, J J Bad- 'ey, H miitor; J H Carior, W vorly Hall; T H 8 ewart, Smz Alt-; W W S <w«ri, Now Y rk; B H Hun', Chip- «y. ir.wo l> iddv «. Ban Fran cioco, A uni 1 -T e babese C'-r; u- case of T homer B 'd- wic, antsttd by a U .iietl ti ales marshal on tho- charge of iiavi g as sifited in 'h' j espuiBiou of the C ii: e-e fron: Nicholas, Cats, was dec.tied in iht U .lied B sees court yest-relay. The case was heard before Judges Buwyer and Baliine Tt e { etl irn er claimed tha ft the federal «u(h riii - ii ad no junsiliction m the matter, as the (.flense was aiswe'ahli to lhe state atithorkies. Judge Saw yer returned the dfeiaion. He euio he charge was probably founded on .a law contait.ed in stc tor: 5519 f ihe revised statutes of Ihe U ited S ate>, which imposes a heavy pena.ty on persons engaging in a conspiracy o deprive any peraon or class of persons of equsl pro- tec ion of the laws, anil added that. If that section is valid, what, is properly known ea ‘‘boycotting” i- criaiinal, and the writ should b, dirmiased and the petitioners re manded. Judge Sabine dissented and the prisoner was released on his own rtc g' a no An apped will be taken to the U ii ed S ales su preme court. Imbi JU Golu* «o Part* A§g In. As things are a pin sent v.d red w<: are to have j vial Q een I abtFa agaiq res Jing among u H r d oigh- iers me.n to q lit Spain, lenvl g tho regi-nt to her f-te She, p or soul, appears .at sea. Her obstinacy in ex cluding Spanish doctor^ from her household, arid her paliot atEulilia’.) wed dng, have given ri. e to ltp.ris ;-uch as those wh cir ctrcula etl ir> L’udon before lhe birth of he prt- rttuuer. H-. r p isition is a sun o,.o ; but any one who nowadays m unt* ricke- y throne :s in the positioo of a lightning rod in a thunder storm- with, however, this diff teuce, Ural he or she is certain to be knocked to pieces.—Paris Letter to the London Truth. HAKKKT ttK PORTS, Talourrupte lo Jbt .SR^wlror riSANi I Its. ' on don A.prJl 1-4 p m >GonROls • 05 0 -coona. f 0 % >’KW YORK MONEY MARKET. Pkw York, ip i a—^ jun - Biooas • 1 is criiiy huu ttiMjr, bion.y mny 4: 2(# peir ceai. Kxo&PDgfl—1 jug 94 • tliori i 'dvaie UordH oau. (jfoye>n« urn. Poud* ’auU q New Yohk April 1 — r CEoh»ngQ %i vi ij* y V/£ >er o«iU UovQrncaeui tm tin •j .i 1, JN ,iw tour per o'bj's UX'A\ • ?tre« pei cc 1 la id b;U, fcj'.ivte Ot/iuu qa © . SUB TREASURY BALANOHS .... iju 't 128; 45,000 s*: •» 812,8'2 00 NEW YORK HTOOtL .4 AD U B’i SIM’ YoUK, Ap’l 1. '"la** Hj.loWHut quo'.aiouB ol tb# fUd'iiUK. Tali, r v it wftii-f A l« 100 i M.init® * Ohm . mw, 13H (.6 S T »nti>.llo x rhat.. . \i . 104 .'a NO, £ Art dr. i’gr* ... fi liichamim a Aim. 5 ...... . iiicLtUf.THi Jr JDkd 7 r A Ohi. m | ttich’a a w.P. Tet 30V, hic»fc • is Norti v- ’n Mi7»*; Hool. Irtimirt 136 flC .. . '8rf I rAUl .mm. H7S • h t L c».awani4... tJhS p» 119 25H Bio-' ... N«W Jo soy CflQt’tl 40H Eiwoan Pacific 81 -K.i POOL Ap"*' 1 N:*Oli V.OUOa ODfil- f.xi ‘iA.-ubu!r g rn».es< mdd-irg r\.-h J 15 18’, orivt.iv 5 i! ]2liX) JMPir-. pHCUtiGlOU <U)«i t-X)‘0. '' 2000 1>V 0 ; fuuutof s vj-av:: ft.'^owtr-s q ioi‘* v A-P.'ll a.- .Vdt-J: r o M^y •it y a' c J > lunw J a', j • r il A '. u -Uvaiop, f>t Ui© — 4 U 84^4 H0-6M ...A W 64 1 5 t 01’^ i -0'.» 2 04^6 li tvt 1 .....5 5 84 5 d‘-04d 6 3 64 i ■ t.lrtftrliu Auji 160 u! AkllgOtt. iXlAi S'Difftnbvr ar»U Oj-obe- '^nnt.'.urti jI ae>i v*nw. m 4800 i)I a*\y iii>0<4't, .•id. 2 00 p o/ tn* Uay include 9100 bail* -M Axn©rlOMn utnief.: April delivery 4 60 Aid vain*; April end May 4 60 64 : Value May and lu ;c 4 6. 64d buy.ru; June boo. July 6 1-64(1 -elier*.*; Jv. y and Aocnot 5 3 Old fcuyor*, Angu. 1 *' and September 5 6 64 ' *ll#r*»; Sep v,d Oot'Tbar .5 4.64(4 v *lne; Ojlober otnd N':vembe" 5 1 - 64 Vrlue Bepie.vber 5 7 Wd v iiue Fa Q'M nle*Ml Colton acted uplALd 5i41, uplande 5'1, 'aw mldailn«B4 13 .'61. g * d ordleaty l^d ordinary 4Vi'J: good T sa* 5 5 Ittd, IcXtie 5 1-16 1, Tax».H low middling 4^ , i'uxa^good ordlnayl 11 16 !, Texaaordina.-y raid-)Dug ortear\e 5 l 16:1 low inid- dlt.-i; 4^’l, g'x>d ordinary 4 U- lttd. ordinary 4:0u p m—FnUii’JtfK: April de'»ve-7 4 59 Aid buyer#: April and Mr,y 4 £9 34 t bayorn. Hay ftfd Jaof 4 62-64'a sellers June and Jalv 6 00 64d July and Au/ua* 5 2-»i4d buy© •; Aaguai and Sep err.ber 5 6 64 1 ae.itrs; September and Oo.obi.r 6 3v ! 4d severs.' O.i v*erand Ni v ir.be 5 : 644 v>j.lae BepUmboc 6 6 644 Va!U<4 F'duves closed *afly .New York April 1 — Kvenlug—Oo-HJ mx’i'lie' fl ui ; sales 187 baits: middling upland' 0 3 *6., orleant? Co-:eolViRied net. reoelpia 4699 baler •**• ports Qreat Britalt- M), ooiutnent 6525, Franc. 20 NKW YORK AND NSW ORLKANH FUTURES. NEW ORLEANS, April 1 - S;50 P M — Fa urw olue«t 1 quiet a/.«d stead/; gf.iei 13. 0. oaie. j , as io. owe: hprn. 8 67-100® 8 69 100 v.ay - — d 80 IK-® 8 82 1 0 rnae 8 0i-ltU6» 8 06 100 9 8 100 i 9 i l'JJ lucuit... 9 12 100 b« 4 Sep^sniber...,^. 8 87 lOO.c 8 89 10U Oovobt'.r...v^-. 8 6)-l>0(^ 8 8 110 November 8 75 00 i 8 76 ICO UecurobBr. 8 70• LOU New Y JiA, April 1 — Ne’ •Hoelpv U) biles.. gro«p 24 21 tnl-«. Future 1 ■a)ok:'. <juoui sWi;d/—..pien 73 JO :»alcs/A fed ows : Apvil—- Vi v? i me Tvily Aufew; ... ep* mi)*. O* bvr... N .. 0 13 d':)® 9 j 4s. Oo ... 9 yi-lUt-ti/.U 22 100 .92 Wv 9 3 s!»« . 9 4 i 400 a 9 11 1'0 . V 49 lOOcc 9 :o 00 . H 34 9 36 :0.» ,9-1 100^ 9 22 1(0 . 9 lb-lli 't# 9 Vi) "(X 1 . 9 21 1 0 / 9 23 40.: . 9 29 116± 9 3! 100 inwt el. iaoui ^«j*nabM ....a... vlALV K8TON, ii. OVl. 1 t is., ui'. i lilti^: Sy A \ ic-’l r f*pcif>'H 960, -(* v 9.0; e-wif 18, iwoi 82 510 ezpor.t* Gc-irt’ Bella lb OO, coriUuorj,. 00 ■ aj.f lk, A >r.11 C t .o.’i mark l e-o.dy •nlddii: ge 8% i not reoe'pte 1635, (£/■ Hk 1535; 6 9 stock 4-,496 expo/ u >.*r r.u- j3vJ ali: 0J. V) uatn i3*U Baliimouk Aprli 1—O'cHoo mfttise q ie ; iQlcldllhMfl ; net leomip'R 00 (?:•) i 4i-.; Ho.ee 00, .jffcie'N U opl;'. ere L’ ; / • cm 31 66*J: porta io Greo.t Brlvxic oo, oout.1 em 0 B STO !* 'll l- ma' k -t q * l 1 ut 63 0; Mpart© I II. It’(4 1-' oU’jr: o p‘ 61 4893, CO (*•«.■ ‘uunt (0 Philadklp tiA, Fa , Apri 1 — Lot ini m . .Lu. 9 7 18 ; r ece‘.42 '<<*ob 12; .sale- 0u; d tk 18 573 ex-.ioru onublnen* •Jr Hr. .'• \ VAN N AII. (10 fid. 8> A 'il l—OoU< r ©30l 37 7.3 aip.iriB 202 ; (J ’ea prill ur-T. r -IP'S 5 0 grese 300 486 ■ xpot -- to j 1M.IUC8 0J. con 1- *» 85* HU»l -00 cnr. Ur.( New OhUlKB •'-'■Mtn." 8^11 557; - COiW »* Unlit.. CC sni Oil iaaik.T’, Anril l — lotto'., lnartiat qua:. Elctdt'.-mo 8% ft racalpu 17, gr< ■ 19 It SO); uttfiM 36.8 9 oxparw (• r-.,«i B-Hzix 60 •lOKi aiB. Apru 1—...oti.oi markfi'8’eidj'- inl<lilllm,'« 6^,., aot rwisiptt !27J; shli; doit 557, a,.ii*s 19(10, a toco. 104/51, ap.a- acm 00 AO’jusT*, April 1-UottnR market eul*r, jjtili.Ulr.gr i% rtoolptr 98 HklpmauU CO; ml** 164 nt,...,k — UBAUXSTOW, Ap 11 1 - Cello qillfh m‘(i(t).lr.Be 1 ; 'eo*l;,ts 628, gre* ■ 6.8, salt* 9li siflOh 49,818 ; *xporu to .4 nat BrUf»h. 09 F a oo 00, continent 1?85 Atucbta, April 1 — Dolton—mldJ tngi 8% :■ reotlp e 61 bale* i'hiidock ask ruerimosN OlllMWot l'hicago A-p^U 1—F.oor onlel—Ronlhern 11 i'ji 84 40 n, 4 45 W ne&i o. ied *>.» a bon- - rd-.y’a ft..are —Apr 16% -as% , Map 8i% @8‘‘A" N" 2 still, g 7-;k.. 00 Dorn q ,et oi 8 -N 2 • >.n Wy»n,;.S%n. Apr! 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Af iloHries dal — L.iaiulauo upon ki".ttc— a-,ml p 'Irn? .n einouy p nut' OA’,- aommy., 20'l622c, (’.antrll g-ua, prime to a'rioily piinie ldtul Oo, ttilux rlvvea 41., OlKOlinaiAti A'rt 1 -iVht 1V1;;. q 'let at 81 10. atoliou (*,ned «>*t NSW OMUSAINa, API, 1- • •> too ••«»..! n 1 dun prime crude 21Jdffi22!<; sammor yul- lute 2:@9ho, •>'*» lotiS April 1—uOltn 1 bi;-22@ 24c for orttne 29H@30c for : »fInM. 8ATAL »T»BWl. M»*. Nsw York. Ap 1 1 -K-ialn uia-ket, dut — tfCivert 8! 955$ 10. I’urpebiln* m.rb >1 u.t—40 i Nsw Yob*;, iprt l-aitiat mark- q iie ; #». aeaifcb V»» bdjivviv**., 46 ^liv L^OUIKl: 0% Tft'aiM 1 SM<.*4. M ‘fJii G-.U'.iXbfc, 10(4 N ff •*' V O R K« A p r i .1 vv iO I — TP -, r K f ■ qn!ei—-'.cit •i.v;.: iiv.-uh ’7 "36 , r exa.t —. is M(&23- k’nan, Ar.l l Llfv? ’.0 W v> pmv ’nttur- 7 01 a y A ('HARM*.ton * nv 1 Tn r’O’K (* ”l«ort ; 1 3)^0 li rjja btf x»aia»,-vl 9 j, fcou»i «tiiuiliti»\. “1 00. SAVANNAH A’-r-i 1 - Xa«*p©n41 n« firm- 3)J4 • Ol J; ej-€», 100 \.»A. q Mot—01 15(i.l 25. iiuici! O', b vrreiB fViLJwiNGTOn, April l-TvrpanULcqn ; 303 Lio*ii) flri W 82>|0; gooii ;7yic l‘»z Area f.l U 15 Orudf. M».iponl»LrK fi . - ••iri n M) y»lU \- dip 02 00 gar i‘4 PI r A PKIZF. 070 (lOO-ll Tleheiaoalj IL Sharw !■ pfop tr^i LiHi ir.Dk stale L).teri l\m’j " Wt do kertibj/ eorUrp that ms rupeTr-v the ryanpeynenU fot all the Monthly -.ml Quarterly Drawing* a' The i.«MU4a« a tju.te Miteru vontliany, n.td tu prrsuri nianapedtid '.rvCrotUit Dramngt ‘heyneeleei and the Time aril conducted with honesty, fairneis, nd m good faith toward all paidtei, and v" u thorite the Company to im this oeriitl ic ■otth fue-MsMias of mer xttaoh»- to !! > adverii ievutUi" W's the mudertigntd [tussles assd Ilasttser, uul ; /. Prises draws In The Uosietussa tale huUmies wh* mag be gresmt-d at our coselern J. W. Hluintl II l J I'ftw In. aittl’l Km, t at. H. KKNMKUT rrti.4inll.Xu,’l tfi X. BALIKII8, I*fee. Mi 43. Nni’l Haul f f. — 'iV ]tj, faiit a? G v » .uoor^rwi-'oCJ iu lor ;:i joave u\ jy Ertacetlonu.! ni’dlJliarlsablfticctri)- Ift! of $l,dCfi.000--lo wbloh r* maur 1 . i ha * ti'acl' j it' i'it. 'is &u • vo-whi’l 2 tio’tQiR- -(.{.. ’. ‘-f \ .....jf e ifl «i!»4© i.\ yurt of M « iwri v’ >•/: •. . f - r t 1 ^ i - 0 IT*' jnf*/ L<>U<vy /vl*4 itt iMifen*. -s‘ >» th *( v>M' ti'd* It Surnie. i’Cii oi* >■ 4 Posvros* . If.» IMnffl* <«• rt nr» In v \r If ■.■/<] * 1 >> , •:u6r® irSanci ale? at . Hfid Jhu Ti xt: «.| r.rawiMKS ruKalur’; eftr y '.nr^e ui itiin • n*»t Serai AuntUftlJv it lotofore. Lhj/J ..nlrifc' .’Jarcl 1386. A SSPLKMJOXJi)' •? < WIN \ FoR*rr;N|r. FOURTH MHA . 1 D.-lAWiyCt \\Ah, c U. In 1 .. ' M. v '' n. MDSIC NdL£A x :r •«'C v 7-1• . V V-. |*H 1 13 to, 1*M3~;91 » W0R\hlt Vr^virv; s’.-jA l Appro A i/ 0 Av v y ) 'i A ' ndur'vvi. <-*HhT*i| j*?4>TJP4ii v 'r.tnro,ir- Order*, or New Fork K'i iiixu.ic .a > all rcrrMioy hy Kxjfuw -.u n« o / H'< »ro uvwarfi* . >r.: ciwuiit'. »ddr •r is, a, i>ir*'«4( , Mr Qfi 3., #*b P 0 Hum <‘r<tm punluV cst! %< 'irni titled Laierk to EARLY ROSE - BEAUTY OP HEBRON,) GOODRICH, BURBANKS APPLE-, OK NOE , 'A! 0.® I W v Ao)e k!h air Kvloli. P. A. Petris A Co’s Pi«r Tlains Braaklist Kacon, lh.-cf Tongues anti Smoketj Beef. rt b U 'jid LI N h FANCY AND FAMILY epa> ppm ;**A. I -pm ee§ \tjf i M V J. J. WOOD, 138 Broad St, Columbus, Ga w I** wtf t * n at. rttii 1ar. £i J -tilf X Uc A tJUil 7* m.110 •rtii.-A) ■••otL tnur* 7 *. t6M18 ; 1 urittUu ixuii liomy Idt 6'k, «d- dorNCd C K H I* 3 (81 1 4 Mvmbnfl and W©«iern If. miffs 6 »nduttrd by Comrbi K tt... Uj^(g).'0l Jht»rioUe, \.X)luuxbiu and Aukum* Ut. Oil 115 (tfVij'6 ObHrlott*. ooiumbUx muU Augu«« warfnwji) 110 #112 . M• Ii Ute.iM....... .••••.HMeM.JUb i-vorulft F « 1' Hj<4 1 2 ... • V*llH)fu iis rj'V:.», ‘.V .vxy '► aiuiu-t C K . Lw- mu* 100 '8 ,J . 0 r mu doreed by 81aUi of tfgorfclA, / Oiil. wm*i .1-i.mi »h....li9 Im aii a;3til 'JlboJ'gUiiE VUxr.’ e. DC cilia i-\ 13 *i» M- Ai«6. lf*t (riiy# unff no ?HS£ FAMOUS CiRAND OF CITY RONDS ■ It’. 04 U6 7s .105 ted 07 .... 112 {0116 ... IVH* (4-J.li ..1 7 f«0lu' R2 ,. „ 98 «-hi(i .. . IU. f(0lO no <&. a ... 99 (wllHi •i.u^ (It? oonuubu U 0 i.rubuft 5i . DHvirange 7s lYUOOli t».s Srtv»n.iuli 5h , ««.4<ro»t-. .illwutauad WostPoml 100 ^}101 sllHnta UDd W«si Folixi 6 p#r coni Scrips 103 @105 •i;CUt«u* ..i;d tiskVttixcaU 7 pr 0%.....IV4 -Apiisfi mlrai ottomou 70 80 •■H.rftI Ii & 6 v»r o«ui oorlp.. 99 ft HO :)t) V.lR U p«I OH>lt 107 ^109 HI ^ w PT Si.U M :i:vrfMU6f*?.. 120 6.1181 iiiit-wfc at0CJs. liKhoocii)ttm Nidlonai ID pr ot. 175 0JWO€ H .,.'.26 »}»0 ■‘W ' orgiv )w, 1896 ■ 7k, 1800 ^ FACTOBY HTOOK8 r.fl a>>’7>4 107 ^108 13.V ~M l A ii>3 97 0 9b co .: ni 08 K0 .Ji ,:4v ■ ■” ii\ li't Oo I r t>r Main, an S ■ nre- 1 E tgie nnd PUenlx 326,000 Georgia new 4>i per cent 30 yo»; .5 Pi Columbus G ; r L'»ht Co Hawrotf GeoiffH* 7 ,x'r rent gold Bonds due 1890. I mt u<ti Hiller 112^4 We^tyru v ’ H 2d inortgiige 8 ®® nt K »udF, due 1890. jL Cl y o f ColumlWp 5s bonde rtes i»« before - ou buy or sell. 1 can all • »yn Jo sb well, and often several point* Qltvr. Loan snv ono «1»«, 7OH N BRACK M A K ^;»i:^&'ti»l01UW THE RAVAGES OP A TER RIBLE CURSE. OLD MILL PURE OLD RYE Tins whi-ky vvmh ir.iiotl'in <1 (.r.L’iuully in tho \caf 1 y.\ :.ntl < «»ii-l<ui<:y mahiiij i.rw frirmlr*. ft l« tlu* 1 rml lift«* I' flit imiHl ni’proxe.l pro..— of dwtHU Ht .on, from o.'irrfiiiiy M-loclotl lirin^ houl uni* formly in warolioi’sc until fnl y umt. tv.l l.y ji'je, in jiiHtly oHfl>|-M!.‘(l for it-4 pm i>, .k v of Ihivot Goods. Tnyito atlwntl.Jn to tho Httructivp prices at whiok thil. .utiio soriiK Htock Id b-ltiftr < fT’-ron. AX MNSTKH4 f.on, «0 por >arti rpwurd w 1 ! ToN from 1 7.t per yard upward Vi I grumes from I tlft per jar upward VK’.VKT8 fr .in I 3-V per lar 1 npward Uob V IIKU ’SK. 8 fr » n .GO pet vunl up A-ard TAi'KhTltr f:om .5 ' per ia> d upward INUUAINS from .7 per yard tij.wurd f’blN 1 VA’fTiNfl 0 ' fr nn .I-* per yard upward 3W1JS LADE CUUTA1N8 0 l.i>0 pr>r p»ir upward NOTTINGHAM LACK <’UHTmNS from 7ft er^alrno ard TL it-. OVJAN ( DliTAINS w th haudaomc Da.lo^a from 0ft OO per pair upward T PKSTRY COV10H1NU8 ir .m 01.00 per yard upward • RKTONNE COvBHINGB from .2ft per yard upward WINDOW SHAI>K g • r..le on »l ort notice or rua terialH (urulkhod. Sarnnlen §eut whon dcaired aud prorap. attentiow pal tc a l mail orders Cormpvndeaoe Invited. BRGADVH&Y AND 191H STREET, i» ir 1 tt 0 tt cirr, ST \TE OF GEORGIA, MUSCO GEE COUNTY, Muncoge* Sr.peritir Court, November Ten* lb , '5. Thomas & Poalmdv, afl ininielrttlurs, vs ltov C P Ga- liourv Unit' nisi, to foreclose mortgage on Realty. It appearing, to tho court by the petition of G L Thom it, jr, and F D Peaiiudy, administrators on th' l liat (lalins Hr Victims by Tbo*- Bnn's — 'ihe llor ora IJn arih.d /mo'ig a Few of (he Unfortunate- of klbinta, the Home of the Paint Jterttcin - Van AOemta CknuHMtm | Atlanta, although in many ro- spccts regarded as a healthy city, is 1> I’cantKiy, aanuntsirators on tn^ not unlike all other inhabitable I estate of J) N Gibson, deceased/ portions of the earth, in claiming I that U p v C P (laboury on the . rda her share ol victims of the monarch j March, U'Mi, executed and deliver of ai’ dreadc 1 ailments—blood ed toDN (iibson and J A Gubouij i>u:s t A Constitution man was a mortgage on a tract,a lot, of land, leh g. ted io investigate some of to wit; “ l he 'ollowing described tin- most notable cases in Atlanta, and in his rounds made the follow ng appalling discoveries; HISS CHAPMAN INTER VIEWED. prop sum said A B “M\ ti.'imc is Xlnvy Chapman,and T live , t the cor; er of William mid Cox streets I have b< on a dread fu! sulVeier from icrofula and run ning. eating scrofmous ulcrs for • ix veal a. Have been waited upon during tlu time by seven Atlanta phjsicituiH, also used various adver tis<I remedies, witbour, tlio least benefit. Tlio eating sores on my neck were a mass of conniption al most down to the bones. Mv tin out became so much affected lint 1 could scarcely t-wallow, my food lodging in a portion cf my threat. I was reduced to , () pounds weight, la-ing a mere skua: ten. In 1 ids condition I com | 01 l v 1 1 mem-ed the useol Idi B and found (1 ' ,hl ' great lulief in the llrst botde. | f ,: ’-bo'i ‘ Whon I had used live bottles' ' H my laalth had so much improved^* 1 "' ^ - - - lint the ttic-rs had all healed, the c ' l,ult ’ ,,r ll ‘ l “« x . t , u ' n “ swelling had subsided, my apiiotito ! fhercol, the piiec.p.d and interest returned, my skin became active, | l ^ u .° l,n . H l '‘* note, ami the co..L of mv strength retiuned and I gnineid Slu l- " r 111 delmnt thereol. the ■14 pounds of flesh. I am now , Colllt w . ,jl P roc,:ftl ,tB justice bltaU healthy, fat and heartj', and um able \ appertain. to do as much work as ani woman, I And it is 1 urtlier ordered that, this riysituiited in above state it i v, and in -I A * rah'.uiry's voflhc James C Cook jildro, . .], i ty being known as iota ird C Lot A havingn n u' h l.ii, , Ho-,i tm .at \ venue of 160 feet, an east line on Co k A venue of 2ijr fi el, a i <.ni It Hue on Magmiiia Avenue of Kill !'■■, t, a west line of g.jU f'-i.-t adjoin ng hits B C and IJ. Lots if and hating a front on lhe 1 liiin.lt ui r-iad - H i d feet, an 1 ex- tt mling hack 100 feet to lot A, all u f hi-Cab.mry survey, ’for the pur- po; c of sc tiring tee pavmemof a certain promissory note foi too sum "f ?il b.'l'i /■> inu<!(- by the Rev (.’ P Cql.ourv 'll dm 7til of Match, lb-:;, with nreius t al s per cent per tu111tl111 Irom date and payable to 1 > N (, bs n tl'"! .J A (laliotiry, or bearer, and due two years after date. e; t d' d w 11 i < note • of 1) the (lili He |,r ip- li do ,’ C P llien fore, ■v C IMi-b i pay. ,r I on ,1 t sat tlio urv pay into thi and feel as hajipy as a lark." Wall «'•<- eaii inert Miss Minnie Wallace resides with Mrs George Fickland, 41 MeAlice rule lie jiublislied in the Enquirer- Sun, a newspaper published in the county of Muscogee, once a month feu four months, or served on the I said liev C P Gaboury, or kia Sirs George r irk land, II McAflee • , , , e i i- ,, I stkici;'] agent or attorney, three street, and trom hei own Inis tlio 1 n , , , i ii r n - 1 months previous to the next term reporter learned the following an- , , . ‘ . , rr icrr i a v- ... ° 1 of tins court, .1 f WILLIS, pa mg s oiy . iy i agg. Judge S C C 0 Several months ago she became j Jli|( ,. h ,. r & re , lbo q^ Attorneys almost totally blind and deaf Her bone 5 became the seat of intense pain, h'-r joints ware Sweden and piinful, and eventually her whole body and limbs became covered with splotches arid small sores. To the reporter she said: “J I ad !> o al po;soli and rlicurna tisin and bef uc one bott'o of B ft Ji had been taken f began to see and heal. When J had completed the Us‘- of six In -tit ps mv eyesight and hearing was fully restored, sen.-e ol taster turneu, all ap niches disap pi ata.- i, soreness all honied, and my strength and flesh r- stoied” Send to Blood Balm Co, Atlan ta, Ga, for their Book of Wonders, free. atliaw ac&w top ool DXt rd Uit for Petitioners. A (rue ex!lact from the minutes of Mu.- No vein •'I! pci oi mi 1 -~ o ui,, r, , i.irf, at its I; i tl' 1'jlh Ui 'ND, M G, Ga. M'SCHSE, l 111 "W" r 1 q- ii t. O FiCt AN 15 -u ip ; Iiillingham Street, opposite South* ern Plow Works. '•k>36 O -lk
