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1 f).\[[.V KNoriKEH • SUN : CbLrMBrS. GEOKMA. SCXDAY MOUSING, MAY 1NH> X 10 N I ft VIM MM IsMIl'M* Table Huttc*r Cape May Ha A Sen of Whii .. Truulawn;. A Vo. i cents- M. Joseph. !»o*la* Hill \ Law. Mrs. !.. S. I’attels Houghton A (•<». \V. It. Newsome. THE TIME FIXED FOR A MASS MEET ING OF MUSCOGEE DEMOCRACY. I In- ft cit i Me to V * t I puii V! 1 Low Prices i Special Mill the Ne j ft tint l> utl>« ( •iinmitt'- orth. Physic*: ('n lied Convocation of |).\rl John T. shepherd. Painter, Furniture at Summer Price Cow f »r S;\l(* ' 'has. Philips Window Fasteners Meeting of Coluinbt President. eiling of th vhich he m. ml M» Closkev received his red hat iV*'*ni of Archbi-hi p Baylev. Within a year riving the hire turn Archbishop Gibl 1 require.-] to visit Rome aud receive f nds of the pope himself the large red he arrival of the bireturn the archbis minue to wear the- purple: after that i appear only in scarlet robes, hat fis merely a part of a ceremony, a: Inu twice, once when the cardinal rec* ue\t when it rests upon the catalahp. •e j iit*.. It is then suspended fran 1. or aisle of the churc II Kb. HAS I. Si li. rC.S.S. *los.JM‘s.Od7.o,:. GOSSIP AND NEWS PICKED UP IN A STROLL THROUGH THE CITY. Our object all sublh We shall achieve in To make the negiec An exceeding heinr iul-dtf t of insurance a crime, I). F. W:li.cox. Agent, T1 Broad .Street. south. Thou.MUHls haiVd,!? • ‘ 1,1(1 we lhi, “ ; non, h .v, „ k Heine mbi Who Po< ft 11 h a ’ V \ unnu l.i *.| About- Ci I.U'h It. a Hi) <- be ied. The T. T. Fdinunds. Phillips, n ( tub (1 Fine Choi . nd Calv Fb yrtip sale W. W. Jt nki: . .1. Jenkins. dun- !.. Ho Not Ce "f « Imnge and Bunking < 'ompnny Place Y.eir Order Perfect-Fitting Suit Peanuts- Harlow it h At S .TMh \. M. t . V. is afternoon the s<* i short song service ial meeting will Ik . during which tin quartette will give several selections. AH young men arc cordially and earnestly invited to come. Bible study as usual at -1:30 sharp. The hoard of directors will meet on Monday at 5:30 p. m. A full attendance is desired. Gone to Jacksonville. Master Pan Roman who. fertile last two years hus been enployed in the telephone otllee in this city, has been made inspector at .Jacksonville*. Fin. The company appreciates the sendees of Dun. who lias always been faithful and efficient in the discharge of his duties, and his promotion is well deserved. He in succeeded here by Moo ter George Peoot. Pic Yestcrdrt The operatives of the bagging mill had a picnic on Brill ('reek yesterday. A large number of them went out by private conveyance and spent a most delightful day in tin* woods. 'I'he time was paased in dancing and engaging in innocent amuso nients of various kinds. Miss Man- Peabody’fi Sunday School cl ass had a picnic on Hose Hill yesterday, which was a most delightful occasion. There was one or two private picnic parties on Rose Hill, and the be.au- tifYil grove was filled with merry children and contented grown folk. HOTKL ARRIVALS. CENTRAL HOTEL. T. M. Neal. Mt. Airy: W. J. Bickerataff, SeoJo; L. T. Stricklin. St. Ixmfa: F. G. Lodwith. F. A. Graham. Montgomery; J. N. pitz. Macon: Tho*. O’Connor. Brunswick; E. N. Maberry, Ga.; Jon. L. Oates. Ala.: I>oo. Johnson,Opelika; Win. J. Keull, Greenville. HANuiN noumi. J. E. Doan, Walter Burt. W. P. Richiardson. ^'ew York; Ed Taylor, Cincinnati; George O. Backus. Philadelphia; R. T. Armstrong. J. II. Baxley, Notasulga. Ala.: J. Rice Smith. Augusta; Fred J. Waddell. Chattanooga. Personal. Miss Kate Garrard, of Eatonton. is visiting the family of Mr. William Perry. In Boallwood. Miss Annio Weeks, of Talbottou, is visiting Misses Eva Moore and Genie Brown in this city. Miss Emmie Willis went up to Greenville yes terday to visit her sister. Mrs. Robert Spivey. Mr. W. T. Revillu. editor of the Meriwether Vindicator, was in the city yesterday. Rev. J. W. Domingos returned to Perry yester day. after having rendered several days of valu able service to tho meeting In progress at Broad street church. Mrs. Nicholas Howard, of this city, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. D. McGregor, at Hamilton. Misses Lizzie and Helen Hunter an? visiting relatives in Opelika. Dr. E. A. Flewellen, of Opelika, was in tho city yesterday. Messrs. J. J. Whittle and G. IT. Waddell re turned from Atlanta yesterday. Will Extend the Hue. It seems that the Americas. Ibvntou and Ltunp- kin railroad is to be extended. Tho Lumpkin Independent says: “At a meeting of the direc tors of the Americas. Preston aud Lumpkin rail- rond hold in Americus on Tuesday, it was de cided to extend the road from Lumpkin to the Clinttfihooc'hee river in Stewurt county. The route will most likely be from Lumpkin to the Hnnnalmtchee vtvllev, id or neur Antioch, end thence down the creek to the river. Flor ence is bidding up for the road to strike the river at that point, and as it requirss money to build railroads we would not he surprised if Florsnce was not the western terminus of the road. The route has been surveyed aud partially located to the Hnnnnhntchee and it is more than likely that the extension toward Antioch will he completed by October 1st. When the A. I’. A: L. reaches the river Americus and Lumpkin will get the benefits of the low river freights ami will m*- cure trade from a rich and prosperous section of country. From < .iluntbiis to t lie <JiiIf. The Tallahassee Floridian, in speaking of the call for a meeting of the stockholders of the Georgia Midland and Gulf railroad, says: “We hope that among the business ttaus»ct<*d will be due eonsidoration of the projected mute of the voa 1 southward from Columbus toward the gulf. The work of construction northward is b. - ing pushed with such energy that if the company , The democratic executive committee < f Must <>- with a i"\v crown and wide, stiff rim. fr >m tic in 1 gee <-.untv met pursuant t«» call at the court side of which hang fifteen tassels attached in a house yesterday morning at ;o o’clock. Then* triangle from one to five. At tne ceremony of re w«tc present i hairman J. M. McNeill. J. M. Rus- driving the hat the pope says in Latin: “Rec :vt sol). J. >. Garrett, Reev Crawford am! John for tin. glory of Almighty God aud the* adorn- * King, (.'hairmnn McNeill held ’ he proxies of H. m_nt of the holy apostolic sec* this red hat, *’ • R. (roetchius and S. H. Jeukii> of the une'jualed dignity of the card in a. at*-. Tlie chairman stated that the term of tlu* c\**c- by v hich is declared that even to death, by tin utive committee had nearly expired, and that the shedding of thy blood, th hi shouidst show thy- meeting was railed for tho purpose of calling a self intrepid for the exaltation of the blessed I mass meeting of the democratic party of Musco- faith, for the peace and tranquility of the Christ- gee county to select a new committee and decide inn people, for the increase and prosperty of tin? upon the mode and method of selecting delegates holy Roman church. In the name of the Fat).* r. to approaching conventions, and to transact and of tin* Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.’’ such other business as was, necessary. Archbishop Gibbons will be one of the youngest Secretary Goetchius being absent. W. n. John- cardinal* in the college, son was requested to act as temporary secretary. Mr. Russell thi-n olfi-rei! tho following rov,hi- MX 11. I.ArOMO. I' 011: ! —Ere long relatives ami friends of college stu- Resohed. That the executive committee hereby i dents will be interested iu commencements, call a mass meeting of the democratic party of --In .spring the woman question comes to stay: Muscogee county, to be heldfat. the court house “ What did she wear?” on day of • month at 12 o clock, for the --A fashiou writer says the small dog will lx* i purpose of selecting a new executive committee, worn in shades to match the costume. :»nd deciding upon the nude and method of so- a heavy shower fell in the lower port of the ks-'tiug delegates to the congressional and gub** r - city yesterday evening, hut up-town was ncA . v.-n natorial conventions. sprinkled. .Mr. I'rawford suggeatvsl that the resolution -~<%>tU»n sec^l is said to preserve ice lx»ttcr than might be construed to proscribe tin* powers oft he blankets or saw-dust. Get a snug box and n>i; mass meeting to the objects uamed. He thought the ice on a layer of the swi and then HU th- box it read so us to be clearly understood as having with the same. i!u- power to net upon all matters toucliiu« the -Indlcationa f'or Georgia, Florida and Ala- interest ofthe j,ari\, and s,, tliat tin one could bania: Fair veather, no decided change in tetu- complain that lU'tlon was taken ->|/<,» any side peraturc, variable winds. ject that had not been contemplated in the call, j -Judge John T. Clark, of Cuthbert, will preside Mr. King thought the n.aiw meeting should 1 the first week of Muscogee anperier ourt, which have full power to do whatever it thought proper, convenes the fifth Monday of this mouth.’ and the committee should nnik, the trail with -No. .Vs engine wait tested yesterday, audit ( "-hat Gew. was found that only one piece of the machinery Chairman McNeill aud Mr. Garrett concurred will have to be scat. U' the manufactory to U; re- in this opinion. paired, Mr. Ruswll said he agrwsl'with the genUemen -At the First Baptist church this morning the on that point and was perfectly willing to awept pastor's sobjtct will be “Murder." and to-night it any amendment. He haft introduced the reoolu- will be* “The Prodigal.” : tion simply to put the ball in motion and to draw i out the views of the members of the committee. ! BASK BALL BKKA HIES. Chairman McNeill suggested that the word ' The Rwnlt of (Jamw Played YestorJay—The iUnk ' senatorial should be embodied in the resolution, ; of Sonthera League Clabs. ' as the meeting would doubtless want to make* i ... some provision for the selection of delogatea to 1 T ^ e ttle r *^ult of games played that convention. yesterdaj: i Mr. Russell consented to the insertion of tho 1 Pi>«^]phia-Athletics 8, Cincinnati 7. wor ,j J Chicago- -C’hicagF>s 9, Philadelphia 5. Mr. Crawford thought it pwper to have it un- I Stawn Wand-McU i, Piltflburg 5. derntoorl whether the meeting would be c-ipoctvU I l’ r "Or]y n -Brooklyn S, St. L/,ai3 5. to w«c any action in reference to the nomination I Baltunore-Brttlmore 1, Looiarillu 2. of candidates to tho legielatnre. ' Ka,18 “' ! City " B,>Won *• Kana3s »• Chairman McNeill said it would he rather early ! Uetroit-DetroiU 13. National? 3. to act in the matter, but hethoughtthe resolution I St ' Louia 3, New York 3. might be so amended as to give the mass meeting ! Chattanooga—Chattanooga 2, Augusta 10. power to do whatever it pleased. He suggested I NaahviUe-NasUvlUe 5, Charleston 0. that it bo amended by the addition of the words— j Atlanta—Atlanta 3, Macon 0. "aud the transaction of such other business as j Memphis -Memphis 4, Savannah 3. nmv be necessary " ! uank os sol-tkiihh lhaoub cluiw. Mr. Bussell arcepte-J the amendment. | Tbc fcUowin * show3 tbs rank <* *mUteTn Chairman McNeill said the next thing to bo , lc ' <, S'U' , dubs to date : done wag to flli the blank. He suggested Satur- charleston "s' 3 ' ^°v; day, tho 19th of Juno, ax tho time. j Atlanta .........18 9 1 Mr. RubjmjII fttvorod tho 1st Saturday in July. ! Savannah 15 8 2 Mr. Crawford thought all tho candidates ahould : Malcon^ }•> 15 5 be given time to c&nv&fw the situation, but if the Memphis..., . . ...... .13 H i mash mooting ahould decide upon primary elec- Chattanooga 10 15 6 lions, the first Saturday in July would be rather 1 1$ 11 8 ^ ^ | OITSTBIPS THEM ALL. Mi*s«r8. Garrett and King favored June 19. an thej'thought there should be more time in- Industry in Tlhieli (olambas Le«d« and to Whom tervening between the mass moetiug and the j Oedit Is Dne. Slate convention than the date suggested by Mr. j u ClUe shinam “^~ h Ooiumbua undoubt- Buss. I. all ,werj. ediy outstrips all her c-smpetitors. Yliis is fnrn- Mr Crawford suggested a compromise between uhing housebuilding materia! of all kind and of the two dales, but Mr. Bussell said he would not ttu bwt qunI;tv . it cannot bo denied chat tho insist on tho hrst Saturday in July and would for , m; , st p ,, ltioa wh ieh Columbus occupies iu agrrer to the third Saturday in June. th is industry was won for her by the indefatiga- The third Saturday in June was then selected ble energy and enterpnse of Messrs. Willingham : as the time, and the resolution as amended, and ; & cv , m w1u , iaad aU oomlwtitors ia t hia line. Mr. unanimously adopted, read, as follows: R. G. Willingham is at the head of the establish- Besoived, Tliat the Mcvmive committee hereby . memin thU dtJ . and is pushing it for all it cud a mass meeting of the democratic party of u Wl)rtU and met>t ing with that success which Muscogee county to be held at the court house u sUre to reward phlck a „ a ullC rgy. They have on Soturdaj. the l'.nh of Juno, for the purpose an immense line of sash, doors, blinds and orna- of selecting a new executive committee and do- meuU1 wood work of the most popular designs Vi.iiug upon the uHKle and method ofselecsiug H ud the beet material. Thev are constantly busv d, legates to the congressional, senatorial and flu:,* orderg , but are ahvay(i equal to any emer- guhernatorial conventions, aud the transaction anJ mL ., t the , lemanda upou them with efs.ii ii ■ i l:er business as may ,«■ nvessary . ^ and dispatch. Those desiriug any- Chairman McNeill sa;d there was oue (*thcr tliirg In thi j line Yn.H'ld n^ver foi ,rT ^l to alwavs matter to which he desired to call the attention consult’Wiilingham’ * Co.' before buying, ami ut the I’ouim.ttee. The treasurer's rep«jrt slunved l -,,. r ,..p v save ,,, ( . nev LVn j the Jeluv th-u is-if- r ibout 4ld op. hand, and be wanted to know win.; : . S p 0r i tnCt4 t trettin^ orders frii.* !' disposith.-u should V-e made of the money. He stated that the commit too owed home bills t> r • t >»?» piir nf wr <G.-v advertiseuieius. etc., bat he did not suppose the An Es'qrmKR-Si’N rep^rtvr was i*i tiie city money **n hand was sufF.ci«*nt to settle them all. thug store yesionlay and vi(»tico<1 an el-rijam new Mr. Fine was u-m '. h<»w much the pany >'>\ve«? pair of prescription scales. Thi£«!epartun?iit uf the the ENqtMitKK-SfN f«»r advertising cuils. eto. He business has sc. largely inc’caseti that it was “Did you knew that Dr. Banks and George S-vift are talking about building ? fine liotel on the corner opposite the post office? You did not: well. I'm told that they are t hinking very seriously about it. Every city, as you know, is judged very largely by it- hotels and newspapers. There the new-comer make - hi- first observations, and the pi ensures or the discomfort which he experience.* goes fa: to determine bis opinion of the-place. The standard of accommodation and living mast be kept high. The intricate machinery which is necessary for providing fi.r the incessant wants of hundreds of people must be well arranged and constantly adjusted. Columbus has several of well-deserved repute, but it has need for more. It is steadily growing, and its visitors are yearly increasing iu number. Great hotels help to draw t..em. It is a good sign for the prosperity of the city to see its leading men like Dr. Banks and Mr. .Swift joining in the erection of a modem bote 1 on that prominent thoroughfare.” This coming from one of our most prominent citizens encourages the hope that these enter prising and far-sighted gentlemen will erect the hotel. It would no doubt be a paying institution. AVI t horrible wrathe w il«-man. riding down Bro Friday morning. ry philosopher, to when ised. having.” said a treet in the street ,thor,” said the ■ remark was ad- («u Struynl or Snilou. A fine cow, heavy with calf and about nine years old, left my house last Friday. She is a Lrindlc with white belly and flanks, and duck- legged. She has an unusually large hag with six teats: has one hip lower than the other, and one horn lower than the other, both bored in front. I think she went oft'to have a calf aud is some where near the city. A liberal reward will be paid f >r her return to me on Fourteenth street. M. M. Bin k. Table Uniter. Best in town. Fresh every day at 20 cents per pound. J. L. Trkadaway A: Co. A \i'\v Stand. In addition to his excellent stock of Family and Fancy Groceries, Mr. W. R. Newsome has estal>* Itshed a News Stand at his store. Booher's corner, near Broad street depot. He will keep the best literature, including metropolitan daily newspa pers. Story papers area specialty with him. CEXTHAL BAILIULAI) DF RCOHRIA. Sleeping; (dir Aeeonunodntion. Columbus, Ga., Jan. 26, 1886. 1 A Sleeper is attached to train No. 18 between ColumbiLs and Macon, leaving Columbus every ! night at 11:35 o’clock. Berths can he secured upou application to C. I W. Meyer, ticket seller, Union Depot, or to Con- I dactor of train. W. L. Clark, Agent, j G. A. W hi run rad, General Passenger Agent. jau ‘28tf S.I.1,1 Mill,.,.; s.„i„ «•„„ Our s ,;u C .uutai,, I? now i n operall ', will endeavor to draw i- Hu.. ,i- ... ’ 1 be made nortl from our foun been displease.,. ™, utumn .,, „„ . .uul all So,in drinkers k„, uv «ith the Ice shaved In ?am» is f nr niK thnn to have Soda cooled by p, ltti ,, side fountain. Come one, come ah \v haPV* to serve you. Prompt and couri tent ion shown every one. ,ltf P. Turn, Glad tidings. Relief lung diseases. Fontain to curt* a cold in 12 hours r thr-.> id cure S Cum; Sol,i by all DnZ; a:.. Thst'a the difference in tlie ways of men—one was spreading gloom, and the other was radiating sunny smi-faction while the sky was covered with cloud*. The crops were needing the re freshing showers, and vegetation had already be gun to show the want of iuvigorntion. Yet the gloomy mail could not gee far enough away from self to appreciate it. It reminds us of the old couplet— “This world is not so bad a world pleased to make it: Said a most estimable young lady to us yester day; “I am glad that I am not a prominent man’s wife. The country long since appeared to have reached the conclusion that when a man achieves greatness his wife is fairly entitled to a share of his renown.” After venturing to intimate that probably she was fortunate in not being anybody's wife, we ventured to ask: “What do you mean by that?” “Simply this. There was Mrs. Blaine. Mrs. Logan and the wives of other prominent men } who were set down among the famous women of the age, to be written up and talked about gen erally. Tlie country fa now showing a disposi tion to go still further in the spirit of appreciation and to interest itself in the affairs of youug ladies who may chance to be betrothed to men in prom inent positions. Just see how the newspapers a re talking about Frankie Folsom.” “Well. I don’t see anything wrong about that.” said the reporter. “It fa not an unaaturaJ feel ing. and with certain limits of courtesy and pro- Gokl Watcher Geld Watchoi Gold Watches Diamonds, Diamonds, Diamonds, Silverware. Silverware, Clocks, Clocks, Eyeglasses, Eyeglasses, Eyeglasses, Jewelry, Jewelry, Gold Watches, Gold Watches, Gold Watches Diamonds, Diamonds, Diamonds. Silverware, Silverware, Clocks, Clocks. Spectacles, Spectacles, Spectacles, Jewelry, Jewelry, pnoty—” “Certain limits of courtesy and propriety ! that’s good.” said she, cutting us off in the middle of i sentence. “Just see what tho Ekqcirbb-Sun j said about her this morning : ‘The latest rumor j about the president and Mias Folsom is that they | will elope a? soon as the young lady arrive* in New York.' Now, is that courtesy? Then I read this in your paper yesterday: ‘The New York Journal believes in going back to first principles iu investigation. It now distances all eastern competitors by presenting a picture of Miss Fol- ! som at the age of two months, likewise of her j cradle.’ Now, ia there any courtesy or propriety, j as you cail it. about that?” Giving it up, we 1 tipped our beaver snd went in j search of auother item. “ How’s trade with you?” inquired the news man of a prominent contractor yesterday. “ Very good indeed,” lie replied. “ There are a large number of very handsome residences now under contract, each one of which will be an 1 ornament to the city when completed. It would j astonish you to know how many cottages are , going up in all pans of the city and prrticularly , in the outskirts. A great deal of new building ; aud improvements are now going on iu Colum- ! bus. Our own people can have no idea of it ; without taking a tour cf the town." ‘It do the!: bettor. Pleas is.” said a yoi shopping i would ?of the etui.' Lores t he did not l>ai" ra .!• oth" form to the laws of the stale completely an to build t * through 1 of tlu* ways at o i tlu* uppei u see many of the veuug Ladies walk from • twenty blocks to get lo the store and to home. They are ol their feet all day,with ception of dinner hour, in busy times. At counter, like ih;s though seats are pro- they cannot r. -i. and when customers in s<> late sec how i: goes. These girls their books a: d schi.dulc^ to make the end of tlu* day: a ten-cent pack- has to be j .-t as carefully «..t as if was a bun :rod dollai sale: it takes as v. r.iing sometimes. If they could have an At C. Schonft>erg’s Jewelry Store, 106 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. dtf Before you leave the city get a bottle of Per fection Shield Whisky. It is old and mellow. dtf R. S. Cranb. Bn rut Brick For .Sale. Call on Jepson & Andrews. ap*29-lm Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin indi cate that you need a dose of Fontainh’s Great Discovery. For sale by all Druggists. my20 tf Important. When you visit or leave New York City via Grand Central Depot save baggage expressago and $3 carriage hire, and atop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite said depot. Six hundred elegant rooms, fitted np at a cost of one million dollars, $1 and upwards per day. European plan. Elevators. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horso cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union HoteJ than at any other first-class hotel in the city, jylOdly Don’t trifle with Sore Throat or Bad Cold or Cough when a remedy as sure, prompt and thorough a* Foxtaiub’s Cubs is sold by all Druggists. my20 tf For Rheumatism, Malaria, Obstinate Ulcers, Boils, Syphilitic Diseases, Scrofula and all Kid ney and Liver Disorders, use Foktainu’s Great Discovery. Sold by all Druggists. my20 tf Tlie County Ctiuiu Macon, Ga., May 10, 1880. Mb. R. B. Hall: Your Georgia Chili. Reme dy has been used among tho convicts ofthe coun ty chain gang with satisfactory results, aud with all the evidence before me I think it to be one of the standard medicines of the day. and do not he-^ate to recommend it. H. L. Cook. Chairman Supply Committee Board Road Com- , missioners, Bibb County. For sale by Brannon A: Carson, wholesale and ! retail; also by Gilbert & Blanchard. my5se&wly For Sale or Heat. The desirable store with wagon yard attached, now owned by Mr. M. Simon. This lot is ’4 »f acre in size, is in a most con venient l(X*ation. and is one of the host business points in the ciiy. Possession given 1st September or 1st October. ; according to wishes of purchaser. The property is for sale only on account ofthe failing health of present owner. This is the best bargain ever offered in Colum bus real estate sales. For terms apply to mr.'Gselt M. S.mon. FFI’Y IHtl'G STOIIL. 0ur Fo '"" is now in full bins,. nud .... drawing tbe best Soda Water in tin- ci 1: all the popular Mineral Waters of ] ast with new ones destined to become so soon KENTUCKY BLUE LICK WATBH So popular the past tliree seasons and e„a . , by all who have tried it. ARCADIAN on "IDEAL" THE CELEBRATED «■ KESHA WATER. A favorite water and universally reconimeuj i by physicians. A specific for certain diseal, , and par excellence as a table water; superieMa Apolinaris for the same purposes and a cheat* water. On draught and in pints and quarts. ' ' ARCADIAN GINGER ALB, A new and most palatable drink, on ice. Try - DEEP ROCK. This watei is too well known to need wn- • from us. • SARATOGA. A most pleasant water and already a favor with those desiring a mild water. \Ye keep our stock of Drugs, Perfumery. Fan v Articles and Toilet Requisites up to our star.', nrd. i. e., the best only, and will be pleased serve vou. CITY DRUG STORE, Geo. A. Bradford, Manager. TIm* «osl Popular ( Itfar in Market. Garrett's No. 11, Conqueror, Pickwick aud 0: e Hundred Per Cent. They are sold Yy R. S. Crane, who keeps only the finest and best Chewing Tobacco known as D. H. Spencer & Son’s Calhoun, Suf.i- van’s Best, Free and Easy, Lucy Hinton. Famry Edell. Lorillard’s Climax and Liggett <fe Myers* Star Brand. You will also find at Crane’s lxr- illard’s and Railroad Mills Snuff, 1 ounce cans at j 40 cents per dozen. Eminent physicians claim that skin diseases are caused by soap made :r. ru j raucied grease. Use the Frank Sidall Soap aLd 1 avoid all such troubles. Sold at ( ltf __ Crane’s, Picnic. Fresh Pickles, Crackers, all kinds Deviled ail Potted Meats. Sardines, Chipped Dried Beef, Pure Candy, Fresh Lemons, Olives, etc*. dtf Rop.t. S. Crane. Fop Kale. At reasonable price two (2; Building Lots in a healthy and most desirable location of the city, within one block of the street cars and conven ient to water and gas supplies. For particulars apply to F. Reichn or my2-dlm C. Scuomburg. Fop Rent. Store House No. 60. on west side of Broad street formerly occupied by James E. Cargill as a dry goods store. Possession given immediately. jyl8 tf Apply to Louis F. Garrard. Series *2, < hultaboocbec Building and Loan .lwtoclahon. Books of subscription for above series how open at office of Youge & Grimes. Cliff B. Guimim, Sec’y and Trees. mydtf Defective Eyesighi. Parties having defective Eyes are invited to call and have them examined by the Opthalma- sopic test free of charge, and if Spectacles car. to of benefit they t.hej’ will be fitted at moderate price. J. H. Bramhall. Watchmaker. Jeweler and Optician. New number, 1117 Broad street 1 west side. Old number, 10-3 Broad street (west side-C> lumbus, Ga. feb‘21tf Yrenli Ontuge^ and Uaiiaiian j ust received by Rod but J urn c s, mySdif Agent. Old 5>MH|mp«‘i!* for Sm1<*. Those who want old ntwspaper.4 for putting under carpets can get them at this office at :-0 cents a hundred. sep29tf Shaker s Arc*mutic Diarrboja Cordial is the :r*. it pleasant and safest remedy sold for curing ..11. bowel affections, such as Diarrhma, Dyseiiteiy, Colic, Cholera Morbus, etc. Traveling men ’> I find it indispensable, as the change of w:u**t ~l> often causes them such troubles. Teething dren quickly lelieved, and care-worn nmt given peace and rest by using the gem of reme dies. Shaker's Aromatic Diarrluea Cordial. ■ nine IF nioi: ‘Springs. Ala plemiid opening flu Uotli-Proof Ct'diw Clients ’ salt* at the Red Star Store. Now is the time niv. mv*20 thwse It tiled, the y. and u lu-n the They are t-ioll r books vet k ho r'them . Mr. C. Weik 1 Raleigh on ■•in 3t-v r cutter, having bten called account of sickness in his family, ed the services of Mr. FI. Berley, a er and practical tailor, of New York C. A. Loviilaui: A Co. riAse TO WEAR THE RED HAT. Wlint the il<i • lady clerks an oppm ft , nil h P •. white 01 pur- persica re]>v> decoeuing into tyk will < ’hief Palmer '.q» >\, doubled, vitheut laiidin lie will fetch emonv of the id compel tlu r.Iegiml LiMie UotmotH. aieallv trimuie-a “LitAe B*..nnets *li Tips this t!ie YVu«*<*lsof DlusinoHS H n»n. Ladies’ WTiito Poke Hats at 2>c. Cape Mays at Ye. Ostrich Ties at 7i*c and per bunch of three IT-lighton A- success mav be attributed to the liir. that they actually d ■ do the finest class iK Ulm'ky II«rw«*s and ^Bu!«*s. We will ha\ e a car lead of Horses and M ale- at our stables Wednesday. May 28. Quick sales and short profits our motto. J. M. Fletcher .t Son. my 19 dot wed firi se«kwlt < hiol’of PoHct*. Macon, < i \.. June 10. Mr. Hai.l Dear Sir; I have several times used your 'ti-u-RoiA Cm ill Remedy i family, and always with success. I have 11 u great many persons cured by using it regard it as one ofthe best 1 'hid cures I ever saw. Re-pect- f'nlly, John Huh lev, Chief of Police. For sale by Brannon & Carson, wholesale and retail; also by Gilbert A: Blanchard. my5seJcwly Just arrived Barrel Pickles and Boston Beans, at Robert Justice's, Agent. eo.it f 1»J»»€»«» Ytmr Or(h*r for a Suit with A. C. Chancellor if you desire a perfeet-dtting Suit, gotten up in elegant Sty le He secured several skilled coat makers during h'-sstayin Macon and Augusta, and can fill or ders promptly without a possibility of delay. d&wtf Tektiiina 1 Teething Powders' allays Irritation, aids Digestion, Regulates the Bowels,Cures Erup tion- and sores and makes Teething Easy. aply-diY'vMu Hot Mouther Garments s.vie a: A. C. Chancellor’s. u&wtf Fresh Ohio Creamery Butter, 23c. perpoun ! pounds best Pearl Grits for $1.00, 13 poitn. choice Flead Rice $1.00. Cash will secure b.'.: gains at dtf Crank <. Ilricii ! Uric It ! Brick ! Contractors aud others wanting Brick will . well vo cail on tlie undersigned for prices. N " is the time to build, while material is cheap. '' r prepared to furnish Brick in any quantity -- sired. YY. \V. .& Geo. U. Blrlv. Telephone 39. jelu-ly If you suffer fn*m weak or sore lungs na* V cine, which quickly cures all lung ande'es affections. Dufiy’s Pure Ma.t Whisky for mediCn.i ;-o McEwau’s, Edinburgh Ale, Guinness' i.\' r dti Rout S CRANt- n itKK Where is It au<l ft lml is Si? Twenty miles from our city upon tin CehmC'- and Rome railroad at Kingsbnro, situated b most l.'tautiful and picturesque portion oi M - berrv creek, oalv 300 vaids from the state n. • vhe The lengthy. The rip. inns meat of the Collin iating the fact th picnic grounds was a uect-s-ity to accoii the growing wants ofthe people ol Coiun stations oil its road. have, it quite an- purchased a beautiful grove of three 1 which they have had erected a large platform 30x57 feet, with band-stand a Seats have also been placed in different the grounds and the place otherwise in Views ami scenery fine •"daisy’ 1, old mi tauce, mill-pond fish. What more co ask? Ail . that is needed to comp lec ture i.- the bright and beautiful filers < nutideiis and gallant beaux. A day in t.n a moonlight picnic—who will open the Special rates and extra car to clubs of twi or wore: spcial rates and extra trains parties. For further information apply t< T C. S. Howard, c W. L. Clark. General Manager. m, lie Sure You full At A. C. Chancellor’s before you invest