Columbus enquirer-sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1886-1893, October 10, 1886, Image 10

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14 mSDU MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1MI. W. H. YOUNG, President. CAPITAL, $1,250,000. A. I. YOUNG, Treasure. m f u PI uf L Jj AND rim Hi im I Id COMPANY W. H. YOUNG, President. A. I. YOUNG, Cashier. Eagle and Phenix Savings Bank. More Depositors Than any Bank in the Southern States. DIRECTORS: Wm. H. Young, John Peabody, T. W. Battle, Alfred I. Young. N. J. Bussey. Largest Cotton and Woolen Mills in the Soath. Consume more eotton than any mills ha America, making colored goods only. 1,800 operatives. 100 varieties of goods. C*tUa grown at home, spun at home by Georgia operatives, and sold all over the Union. BROW* COTTON GOODS, 4-4 Sheeting, extra soft finish. 4-4 Sheeting, standard. 7-8 Shirting, (41 oz. to yd). 7- 8 Drilling. Columbus Osnaburgs. 8- oz. Osnaburgs. 8-oz Duck. PLAIDS AND STRIPES. Dixie Plaids, extra heavy. Rescue Plaids. Carolina Plaids. Empire Cheviots. Fancy Heavy Shirting, Plaids. Fancy Heavy Shirtings, Stripes. Victoria Plaids. DYED DUCK Brown, 8 oz., “canvass Back.” Brown 8 oz. Osnaburgs. Brown Columbus Osna- burgs. GINGHAMS Standard. Fancy Dress Styles. APRON CHECKS. 33-inch Extra. 30-inch Extra. TICKINGS AND AWNINGS. A. 0. A., Extra width and weight. A. A., Extra width and weight. A. , 30-inch. B. , 30-inch. C. , 30-inch. Awning Stripes, blue, 33 inch. CLCLT SHIRTINGS Standard and Extra. Our WOOLENS are Unsurpassed GOODS I XOW PRICES 1 Celebrated Cotton Blankets. Our PLAIDS are Unexcelled I The Colors are the Best! All Round Thread and Full Weight I Our Tickings are Unapproachable ! Eagle and Phenix Perfect Ball Thread, PUT XT3? Iirsr PAPER, BOXES. ^^^inc V Special Discounts on Orders for 500 and 1000 Pounds. OTTR, COTTONACSS Are unequaled for beauty and variety of patterns, excellence of color, and low prices on all grades. COTTONADES Attakapas. Cable (double and twist). Pantaloon checks. Plaid cottonades. French cottonades. Southern camlets. Georgia camlets. Panola cottonades. Phenix cottonades. Palmetto cottonades. Farmers’ cottonades. Eagle cottonades. Pawnee cottonades. Midland cottonades. Carmen cottonades. Imperial Suitings. Standard Kerseys. Great Western. Corduroy. CONVICT STRIPES Plain cotton for shirts. Twilled cotton for pants. Heavy woolen for pants. YARNS. 5s to 12s, 5 lb. bunches. TO APIS' 5-16. 3-8, 1-2, 5-8, 1-4, 3-16, 7-32, 1-16 and 1-8 inch. Knilting Thread. Wrapping Twine. TOWELS Honeycomb Towels. Family towels. Turkish Towels. DIAPER 20, 22, 24 and 28 inch. WOOLEN GOODS. Tip Top Doeskin. Kennesaw Doeskin. Plantation Jeans. Union cassimere. Dixie Jeans. Phenix Jeans. Academy Jeans. Planters’ cassimere.