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DAILY ENQUIRER * SUN : COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING JUNE lo, 1*86. Sunday Musingsand Observations by One On the Grounds. Mr. unit Mr*. ('l(wp)wnd Lef! Alone iti th«■ Whli Moose The I’roHltli'nt Talks of III* Wedding Tour t»n<l III* Proposed > Mention It Doe* Nm Pay to I’ut In Uxtm Hour* for tin* Government I lif Kate of Impending Hllh. mer parties to the president and i iV 10 ‘Greeted jinn to uiake tins argument. •h. Cleveland are in contemplation. * know nothing about it, however, an.\ , s* ...in „ » lut.. more 1 nan imv otiier citizen, and look unon t it will not be possible to ascertain J^ore ^aiiany °^ ier citizen, and look U P 011 ? future etiquette of the family until the proposition us so absurd that I do not 1 • care to discuss it any further. Washington, June 1.1.—Thu last of t) c wedding quests b.us lilt thu white house and the president and his wife have settled down to t he official and domestic routine of life as they And it. Mrs. Hoyt, the pres ident’s sister, departed on the eleven o’oloek train. She was accompanied to the station l>v Airs. Cleveland and the president’s valet, St. Clair. Breakfast is served about nine o’clock, luncheon at two and dinner at seven. Since tier return from Deer Bark Mrs. Cleveland's time has been largely devoted to unpacking her trunks and her wedding presents. 11 is given out among I he ladies of olttcial society that at the reception on Tuesday evening next Mrs. Cleveland will wear a beautiful Paris made dress that no friendly eye lias yet beheld, and that was fashioned for just such an occasion. Already several dinner Mrs, but tlie future etiquett after the two approaching receptions. In some formal quarters it is regarded as ex coedingly doubtful that any invitations to dine outside the houses of cabinet mem bers will be accepted. The difficulty about extending the acceptances beyond that line is that the impossibility of accepting in many cases might give offense. The obligation of returning calls is not incum bent upon the lady of the white house. That is Axed; but whether she may accept an invitation to dine at a friend's house is another question. The invitations to the official reception were sent out this after noon. Every indication points to a hot night and a crush of the worst kind. Mrs. Manning will lie absent with her husband, but the rest of the wives of cabinet officers will stand in the line in the blue room. A YOUTH ONCE MOKE. After seing the president in his new serge suit this afternoon I am satiHUed that he looks twenty years younger than lie did before ids marriage. There Is a serenity about his couuteuanee, a boyish skip in his walk, a smile on his lips tnat stays there and does not Hit away the moment he lets go a visitor’s hand, and, above all. a dreari ness in the voice that only Ids oldest friends remember. If, as is discreetly whis pered" among the companions who are closest to him, his marriage is largely a political move, it is evidently the most agreeable feature of politics that he has yet encountered. He was in a very cheerful mood this afternoon. He kept open house almost. The town is tilled with bridal par ties, and the president denies himself to none of them. The light of his geniality beamed on at least eight such couples t>•- day. READY TO STAY OlfT CONGRESS. Later in the day Mr. Cleveland was seen in the almost deserted cabinet room, gaz ing out over the pretty green lawn of the white house grounds, fie was the picture of a contented mind. His short sack coat showed his figure to an extent most, unu sual. lie did not appear nearly so corpu lent as ill Hie familiar Prince Albert coat. The art of his tailor had much to do with this effect perhaps. Perfect taste was I yesterday, shown in Ins neckwear, a gray scarf, with a small check across it, being worn with out, any pin. "I enjoyed myself lip iu the mountain,” said the president,, “but it was very differ ent from what 1 expected to And. I imag ined it would be something like the Adi- rondacks—a trilie uncomfortable, you know. Instead of that we had everything we could eat. I am not weaned from the old hills up in New York. 1 have come to love the Adirondacks. Cresaon must be a pretty place, too. But to the Adirondack. 1 ; we shall go ns soon ns business closes on the hill. Of course, we can’t go into the wilderness as 1 did last year, but we can I it necessary to keep his hands employed | Indeed, the harder he thinks the buisei Ids hands. Ilia favorite occupation for I for his hands is to twirl a string wbos j ends are tied together. If he is not do Iti. this, his next favorite recreation is t tear paper into small bits a»r scatter it on the Aoor beside hisscat lWhen the paper gives out, and the string Is worn out, he turns to his pocket kniie and s pasteboard bux. On this particular occa sion. he bad exhausted the string and tin paper, and was operating upon the paste board. “No,” he hiiid to your correspond ent in answer to u question, “1 do not have any idea that the confederate bonds wii ever la; paid, not n single one of them. In the Arsl place, you see the constitution i prohibits the payment of any debt incurred in this manner. Beside, I don’t think the people of the country, north or squill, would be in favor of it, and that is ax strong as the constitution itself. Another reason that It would be impracticable is the fact that probably not more than one-tenth of the bonds that, we issued are now In existence. The peo ple did not suppose that they would ever lie paid, and most of them have doubtless destroyed or mislaid their bonds. “What was the occasion of Judge Fullci- ton’s decision, do you think?” “1 presume he made the argument at, the request of tlu English bondholders. There was a pretty large loan put on the market in England, and the impression is that it j was the holders of some of these bonds' JUST OPENED AT BLANCHARD. BOOTH & HUFF'S i.i THE DULL SEASON. Hu! Little Doing in .Herruiitllu Center* of the Country—’Ilie Light-Hour Movement. | Absolutely Lure iiml ! HOSPITALS, CURAT!t/E INS . TlCfi INFIR iVi AFi' And Pheschiq.j pm P-v: ;nonti CON SLIPPY- N. H E M G R R H A ltd all II (tatinf/ i/. DYSPEPSIA, INDIG MALARIA : F. S STiON, New York, June 13.—The general trade situation as telegraphed Bradstreet’s has been irregular, with the tendency tovvnrd a continued moderate movement. This is due iti large part to the spring trade being over, to farmers being buBy in the fields, and to the fact that the autumn trade has not yet begun. Business at Duluth and Minneapolis has improved on a favorable crop outlook and a fair demand, as well as at Chicago and Cincinnati, where the total volume of spring trade transactions is reported to compare favorably with 188o. General trude at St. Louis has declined, as at Pittsburgh and Cleveland, though the aggregate is be lieved to lie as large as in the earlier months of last year. The lute rains in the lower Mississippi valley and southwest thereof were needed, and business has been stimulated by them. The demand for funds is conspicuous in proportion to the money offering at Duluth, Minneapolis, Omaha, St. Joseph and St. Louis. Mer cantile collections are generally slow. The New York stock market is irregular. Ma nipulation alone lias prevented any decided break, but the continued passenger rate war in the northwest is a heavy load to carry. Government bonds arc steady and in- 1 vestments Arm. In speculative bonds j there, was a decided advance in Nickle , Plate Arsis, based on an alleged settlement ! with the Lake Shore company. Money on call is easy at lj(a}2{ per cent. Cummer- cial paper is in poor supply, unit tni-eig" exchange a little easier, on t.ue reduction ! of the Bank of England rate. i Special telegrams to Bradstr. ct’s fro 1 " , Minneapolis contradict the extreme state - l ineutB of damage to the wheat crop in the | northwest, math public on the exchange ; yesterday. The -U dude of w heat >• <port ers, with continued . - ring prosp. •. ts for ! the new crop, backed t.;. large stocks and fair receipts, lias pushed prices down four ! cents, as compared with tin .lose a, week ago. The si cation is rather better than worse than at, the date of the govern ment wheat crop report, lately made public. There are no noteworthy changes in tlie iron or steel markets. The former reflects the dull season of the year. The general industrial situation has im proved, though there are a considerable number of employes on strike at various manufacturing centers. Of the 200,000 who received concessions as to shorter hours PORE STIIBlftNT Fob the Sick, Invalids, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Debilitated Women. VorsulGby Druggists, Grocers and Dealers. I*rice, One I>«>1Jup* per Bottle* genuine 93T Bold only In snn!«»'t r«pi cut’ll hh our t rd-lit-iimi k' latxil r l tl.n'oM chemist, above, uii<1 tlie li.iino of<< i:i)mny blown In bottle. (C7 s *Pflrnorim*n8tof the Kooky Mom t.mm i excupt Hip Territories i, tin«l.lo to proaiin* SI from their diMlera, Halt Down ■o*nt, In plain race, nuumrkc'l,Ex press c'.iargod |ir*p<tl(|, hy remitting Six Dollars lo’ The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md. ill 1/ valuable for 'niliyrKlinn, Dyspepsia, an l i contrntiny t/iis formula i*«< o/oiir whiskey in (.tip disease, will le cheer- motri’d by <>«•»• AJsdlc.il Department, New Printed Lawns at 4 and 5 cents; New lot of Undressed Bleached Cotton at 5 cenU New lot of Sea Island at 5 cents; New lot of India Linens at .5 cents ; New lot of Prints at 5 cents ; New lot of Towels at 5 cents; New lot of Hosiery at 5 cents ; New lot of Handkerchiefs at 5 cents. OEOHGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY rnia 18, therefore, to cite all nZ: Rri '' uy law, Why lr-it said property should not be Ufeo Jo ] Witness my official si—«ds Juue " jy5oaw4w • M. BROOKS. OEOHGIA, MCSrOOEE c ounty Whereas. James M. DavG n 1> l\—1_ administrator esentkn. 1 r iimfTTiT iTT: •~iT i iiii »s:es|: l ESssaF=vs:;’s,, Tills is, thereftjre, to elta all p. r-ons, , heirs and creditors, to show auw.U -V u ' n, H fSHU'-a 3 !-“ n,d , A'inflnntrator eliouui VwUV r‘ °" i S'bninist ration nn'i rc-kl ' ters Ol dismission on the tlrst M, „.i, , let- .-* ’ ‘““"'mstration undr, ters o: dismission on the first M, nfinv „ , .- apreoawl2w ^ROOKs. - L.. : Urchnarv GEORGIA. MUSCOGEE COUNTY "i; t-.m. x. Mmmik hc & ^ This is. therefore, to cite all persons... heirs and creditors, to show cause p 1, can, why said executor should ne t be’.iis » y from his executorship and reciL.Vk mission on the first Monday in August k.."' ’ li " \\ itlltKS Til V flHibiul . ' <r»t ntniv. iki. ii 1 ' By Yesterday’s Express: SMITH’S Richly Embroidered White and Ecru Dresses $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. Nothing ever shown like them in the market for tlie price. Remnants! Remnants! T\ itness, my official s (gnat uve t li is "mV .... , myt oawim I-. M. BHOOKS. GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY Whereas. E. L. Wells,arlminisin.tor of F tv deceased, represents to the court in lii-V. \Yv[l-“ ’ e llas ’ fully adniiiiistc-ri-.t 'j? This is, therefore, to cite all persons . heirs and creditors, to show cause ii’-Vm-, can, why said administrator should id i : , ' ' charged tYoni his said udmiriistration aim w. letters ot dismission on the fii-st Monda*- n i e B adeoaw'l2 GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY Whereas. William McGovern, Executor of v , „ Met. any represents to the Court iu his i.e'tithL McY'ariy’s Esute* ‘“ S Ul ' ailluillis "“-,l.) ,hj McCarty’s Estate. This is, therefore, to oito all persons concern,.! heirsand crecutora^ to show cause, if ftU y .«ii.n.iu uit-uiium, in snow cause, n am can. way sanl administrator should nm i'„ , : charged from his executorship and receive ters,ol dismission on the first Monday ir i; tember, 18«6. jeo oaw3m F. M. BROi^KS, Ordinary, GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY. Whereas, C. L. G.eon, administrator of Willi .,. N. Jones, deceased represents to the court in Petition, duly filed, that he has fully administer ed William N. Jones’ pst.itp r Remnants Lawns, Remnants Calico, Remnants Ging hams, Remnants Check Nainsook. Remnants India Lawns. Gassimeres, Gottonades and Dress Goods. In fact, remnants from every stock in the house going for a mere song. Rargains will he tlie order of the day for Monday. I ‘WJ'G, Him, LilrtV lie ed William N. Jones’ estate. This, is therefore, to cite all persons con- cerned. heirs and creditors, to show cause if an, they can. why sa id administrator should not he discharged trom his administration and receive letters ot dismission on the first Monday in tember, 1386. ^ Witness my official signature this ith dav 0 f June. 1386. * jeo ouvv3iu F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY. Whereas, Caroline O Williams, administratrix ot Win. L. Williams, deceased, make? application tor leave to sell the following real estate beiuiu- ing to said deceased, to-wit: Part of lot No >o in thi* Northern Liberties, immediately north of tlm city of Columbus, Ga., having a front on Jark«nn street of 120 feet and 87 feet 10 inches on Com merce street. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, at the prt jn-r time and place, why leave to sell said proper.y should not be granted to said applicant. Witness my official signature this June 4th, m jy5 oawiw F. M. BROOKS, Orninary. FAMILY ✓VURE Ofllou5riess; Sick Headache in Four hours. Vf) One dose relievos Neuralgia. They oitre and prevent China ^ F^vor, Sour Stomach Bad Breath. Clear the Skin, Tone the Nerves, and give _ife r 6 Vigor to the 3yatcm. : ON JU RE4N, Try them'once nno you will never be without then Price, 26 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists an*. Medicine Dealers generally. Sort cn receipt o price In stamps, postpaid, to any acdre&s, J. F. SMITH A CO., Manufacturors and So'o Props., ST. LOUIS, MG* Blanchard, Booth & Huff. with full pay, one month ago, Bradstreet’s And rest ntul plenty of fishing in Adiron- 1 reports show that less than 140,000 retain dark streams.” those advantages, one-half of whom are at And bo the conversation continued, full ] Chicago and one-sixth eaeh at Cincinnati of the bright anticipation of a future noli- j and New York. The pressure of oompeti- day. One could not avoid noticing that j tion from ten-hour workers is breaking the use of the plural pronoun had not yet ; most of what is left of the movement. MM SPRINGS, Meriwether Comity, <J»„ bo Opened June 1st. for the Reception of Hoarders. At KIRVEN’S Fluidics. Xitfs. Ac. With first-class accommodations at reasonable rates. Round Trip Season Tickets $3 50 Hound Trip Limited Tickets 2 25 become familiar. SUNDAY WORK IN DEPARTMENTS A good many government employes have a theory tfcat It does not pay to put in any extra hours for the government, or to Dry goods are dull, but holders look to j higher prices and a good trade later iu the | season, Wool is firm, but manufacturers are buying sparingly. Next week's Lou don colonial sales are of first interest to Apply for circular, giving full information, OH AS. L DAVIS, my 12 cod 1 tn Proprietor. make any other effort fitnn to go through 1 ,he tr ? df ' 11 »*"!*<’ ‘o D' H-os The cotton .1 *1... mi,;,, crop is progressing finely in Louisiana, tlie motions of earning the salaries. This Crab Orchard WATER. is a mistaken theory in a general wav hut MLssissippi and Texas. Heavy rains in the i there do sometimes come occasions in Carolinas aiffi Georgia foreshadow trouble j which it seems to he pretty nearly correct. frrass. Heavier sugar supplies and There is a number of treasury ami other i 1 ’ e *«>' b eet prospects further depress sugar department employes who put in extra a 1 ! c ,^ S ’4’,'!i C ’ ,M ,'', 0 'f Ur r, I ,V'" l -i ,.-^. I V ! n< r hours nights or Sunday, as thecase mnvbe, j ‘“‘k\ vr ,lt poits, and casiti rates of r the work of their denari I exoha "g e ' rather th ment fall Behind. That this is not always appreciated by the officials who oversee them is shown by the following paragraph from one of the local papers ; “Chief Clerk You mans, of the treasury department, astonished at the considerable number of clerks that entered the building on Sunday by means of passes, yesterday made a tour of the rooms to see what was going on in them, and it is probable that those found attending to private matters or loafing, will he madt aware that the government does not fui a ni>h offices for such purposes, and that those who find it necessary to do official business on Sunday in order to keep np the work will be given easier tasks at the reduced salaries.’’ The THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILLS arc beginning to get uneasy about the fat of that measure. Jt is nearly since the bill went to the senate placed in the hands of the commerce com inittee. yet there seems little prospect of any action upon it by that committee for weeks yet. It has been pretending to hold daily sessions to discuss it, but there art many days when it does nothing with the bill, and up to this time it has not even finished it first examinaC-*n of the bill. At this rate, the chances serin to be that the bill will not get to the senate belore about the close of the present month. THE TARIFF BILL. Nt Sonn-vh»f !«*:»1. w York City lias one saloon for every twenty-l hree voters. Afore than 45,000,1)00 persons hav«. passed over tlie Brooklyn Bridge s,nr< it was opened to travel. During the past year $860,000 have been contributed to the Salvation Army in Great Britain alone, and 1000 girls have been res- oused from the streets, and nineteen homes for the friendless established. A brewer in Milwaukee says that bis employes average about forty glasses of beer gratis* a day, exci pt in hot weather, when they make it about sixty, and that n ODi ' man drinks not less than one hundred friends of I L'lassvss a .lay. I A timber raft that will measure 110 fec-t j long, ot) feet wide and 35 feet deep, and to contain 2,225,000 feet, and weigh about i month 000 tons, is being constructed at Halifax, ‘“Hi was I ]y t to be sent to New York. It is bound to 6 her by chains. Warm water is now supplied at the rate of 176,000 gallons a day at Pesth, from an artesian well that is said to be about 3,000 feet deep and the. deepest in the world. The temperature of the water is 101 de grees, but the work, toward which the city eontrbnted $200,000, is to be continued until the temperature rises to 17s degrees. the liver. THE KIDNEYS. the stomach, the bowels. A POSITIVE CURB FOR 3 dyspepsia. Constipation. ■< Sick Heartache. W ((..nmiu- Salt., m.I-I in fiulk. Ctsb Orchard WaU-r Co., Prop’rs. INFS. Manager, L< Suinniei’ Silks 2-' cents; j'‘jitgci-’. Silks 25 cents': Goulard Silks 40 cn' . Printed Ni.ti’s Veii'n 15 units; All Wool Biuitinp'.s '!-> uents, Linen Lawns 10 cents ; Linen Drills for U-uds 12 + cents; Linen Crash (D cents: Cotkmades for Bov.-' ’ v'eai S cents ; Mnnird'i Checks, md desirable, 12i cents fimsi grades; Rye Flour, Oat Meal, threaded Oa< s. Grits and Rice. : i Hams, Breakfast Bacon, &c.; Pure Lea Lard. I Granulated Sugar, Coarse and Fine Cut Loaf, Pulverized and Coffee Sugars, j Be t quality Roasted and Green Coffee, Fine Ten Baking Powders—Royal, Cleveland and Dr. Price’s. Flavoring Extracts—Thurber’s and Dr. Price's. J. J. WOOD, 21? SS: ’ES}Broad St. DR. RICE, White i.incii d Whitt’ PI til; nU For 15 years at 37 Court Place, now : , S?S s F S‘’Loiiisiille,I| K regular’r eiucatod aLd Lgaily qualified physieian aai'i« most succb'sHlul, as hia practice will prove- a&ewtf £3“ S &ssi.n T * EASES* , _ y . ^ Spormatorrliea and J.mpotoucy» „j, therein 1 of stir-abuse iu youth, sexual excesms iu r..*- ,• tiTecis: N'et vuu.sne.ss, Semtnnl Rmisd vVR OF NEW YORK', 1 F.slablish-’il 1 <51.) Win od B mi . o w j i e \v ij comp! India .. •ns 12L 15 au- Home Insurance Co, Good B -uins io Silk umbrellas! M‘\v goods ilidly, thus keeping our stock fresh You can’t afford to laugh, dear girls. Unless your teeth aie white as pearls 1 lure seems to be a general heliet now j Uiiless your mouth is pink and s\vu t that the tarifi lull, while it will not be dia- And vour two lips in rosebuds meet . Will l\.i nih-Lu. d O, o Mr 1 . , ' , . • . 1 cussed, will not be pressed to a vote. Mr Morrison evidently does not see his way clear in the matter. Possibly, he may find the condition of the congressional mind clearing on it, when it gets a discussion, but unless there is a marked change in the sentiment, it is thought he will not press And you cannot supply tlii^ want, But through the use of BOZODONT! sat se tu th aw Cask Assets, $7,818,116 i CO. n xl D way, on Face. A version to Cc-a'u.iion of Lons of Sexual Po' ^ - tziurriiipc improper or unhappy, ure thoroughly anl ccatly cured. SYPHIli IS ’■' ur * J tirU.v eradicate j f roia the system; Gonorrhea, GLEET, Rtrirturo, Orohiti*. Herair. ,or hu : u:. . Pi.ned other private ‘lisensos quickly cured. J? is self-evident ttmt <i phy sician who pays special v.t‘'C'a'.i lo a certain cl:iss u| di-ias-.-F and tr-sting theussn :s * hlly, ncquirts great skill. Physician* knowing thi- : i ' 1 recommc-ud persons to my care. When it is inctn-oni > visit the city for trektincnt, mcdiciues chu be sent j.ri".u-*. / and -uifr’y 6y mail or oppress nnywhere. Cures Guaraiateod ixi all Cases cmdertakeut. , _ . . , Comuluti'-us | -usonaMy or by letter free ir.’’. >• Charges rcu.*onkOlc aud correspondence strictly cuuU'ivu’-*^ PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of two pages, sent to any address, securely sealed, fur House THE BOSS P RESS W ITHOUT TARRKD BUILDING PAl’Fh the veuthi rboRrding and floors. V> nrn. tu ” , ter, cool in summer. ABSOLUTE PREVENT!^ ugainst vermin of eve ry kind. Costa nearly • ’ * “ only about ninety ceuta a room. Ask ilealert :• r •’ 3 wriu . CHARLES H„ CONNER. Manufacturer. a LDUIbVILL*. -k- * { NSURE acf iinst loss or dumage by Fire, Light ning atni I’ornadd. at rates guaranteed as low .is oileivl by any reliable stock company. The Lightinng clause will be inserted in Dwelling policies without extra chaige. it a Rival. Local Option Down South. j Under the local option system a good j for a vote. Congressman "Waflace,* "of I ulan - v places in tfie state of North Carolina j l.ouisiana, tlie new nie-noer’ who comas as ’ adopted prohibition last Monday. Among' j the successor of Mr. llnhn, said to your , others was Raleigh. Now if Columbia, tlie I eorrespondent as he was leaving the house capital ol the other Carolina, should follow | a day or two ago. that be did not think t,us example, the familiar observation of j the tarifi bill would be pushed to a vote i °ne governor to the other about the length ; this session. “I have talked with a good of tunu between drinks would have an many of the members about it since 1 nr- added, if not a pathetic, significance.— rrived,” he said, “for we art very anxious Chicago Inter-Ocean, bout tlie matter m our state, and am sat in H. CHAPPELL, A iient. THE FAMOUS 43RAWO O THF : -ucLL VARIABLE FEED SI ILL isfied that the bill will probably not be voted on this session of congress.’ “Do you think it would pass if pressed to a vote?” “Nobody can say definitely about that. The general impression scents to be that its chances wo tlu be rather slender.” THE CONFEDERATE BOND QUESTION. Congressman Reagan, of Texas, who was the postmaster-general of the confed eracy, was whittlingia piece of pasteboard into small shavings at the door of the nouse, when your correspondent asked nm about the confederate bond racket *\ 4 . , ev'uiL.ut liUL UUUll IllUiC’l uiat Judge Fullerton lias stirred up. Mr. Reagan s hands ay ' a > v*- ter ww 'U—are always busy. No mat ter what he is thinking about, he finds \ mom 1 MitUKVi. orrr.ii. The Voltaic Belt U'o., Marshall, Mich., oft'er to send their celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty .days’ trial to any man ntiiieted with Nerv ous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, die. illustrated pamphlet in sealed en velope with full particulars, mailed free. Write them at once. hfcwtf ,^3 Herr Most at tlie Bi-llows. The putting of tlie superlative Most to blowing a bellows in prison has not failed to strike the humorous side of the Ameri can character. “All hell shall stir for this!” cries our gentle Pistol, as he eats his leek.—Chicago Current. I.- t'i uury besl Suw Mii, . Die rnaikuE It took Hie only inetl.tl ■! the first clans at the New (Means Exposition. For I in above, .uid tor all oil ' i' in icliinery, address, Positive Security Against Fire and Burr Hoses for Kent n» 83,00 Per Auuum OLD MILL PURE OLD R’ This whisky was introduced ori 1>52, mul is constantly nmkiin: : ! e pro Inct of the most a)ij.ruw ation, from carefully selected or. l'ormly in warehouse until ful'y justlycekGrated for its pun’, and unifo-m quality ' • * by the a . ip, f. i>! . Lor 10th street at. . i ORBES LIDDELL&CO. Montgomery, Ala. N. B.—Our stock of Wrought Iron, Pipe, Fittings and Machinery is tlie largest in this part of the country. R. M.M'JLe’JRD. Colder, my 14 dim to”'days' ■Guarmeed not u caune Sirictw* lira only by tfa« ktsi Clitzlul to. Cincinnati,I Ohio. Ohs,tsh.-nth. te»J t®. tlies.ilcs of *hat class ol remedies, and has almost universal 'tewta-' MURPHY BROS. Pans. Tct G has won the the public and now rt ..ca among the leading ■ clues of the oilJom. u 'S,a ■•asr jeId worn