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ENQUIRER -SOtf: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1890.
REGISTRY OF VOTERS
Of the City of Columbus. Ga., 1S90,
Whites.
'* TIES TVAB
Avrnt, E M
A tHeck, \V D
Aenclibacher, S I*
Acnchbaclier, S E
Autry, W J
Allen, Charles H
Adams, M K
Adams, A d
Adams, J S
Aiiuond, T I>
Albright, W A
Allen, F d
Andrews, Davis A
Albrecht, X \V
Albrecht, d C
Allen, Lu<-ius E
Allen, Charles IL
Askew, I N
Arnold, J K
An tick, C F
Amyett, W D
Anderson, M
Adams dames
Allen. RP
Adams, R M
Ahnev, dolin T
Aenehhaeher, S X
Abbott, L J
Abbott, H L
Arrington, T E
Brad lev, \V C
Bullock. DC
Boothe, d K
Battle, 11 \V
Battle, A d
Bedell, VV A
Burnett, E I*
Boggs, Jesse
Bagiey. Walter
Bambush. d 1*
Beach Benjamin
Blackmar, A O
Blnckmar, liana
Blackmar, John
Barney, C G
Bai tee, A R
Banks, W I*
Bize, D R
Bize, C II
Browne, J Rhodes
Browne, Rhodes
Browne, II C
Brock wav. ( liarles
Belcher, J B
Benson, J W
Bussey, II C
Boyce, Frank
A<rK occupation’
4b merchant
39 salesman
40 tailor
22 tailor
49 factory operative
40 cotton buyer
25 plumber
36 clerk
30 fireman
27 carpenter
25 merchant
58 carpenter
46 farmer
53 machinist
45 machinist
36 clerk
*21 clerk
38 stock trader
50 butcher
30 carpenter
61 special police
6*2 laborer
43 merchant
4! slioemarker
42 police
31 supt Swif factory
51 carpenter
23 bookkeeper
23 telegraph operator
31 physician
27 warehouse
37 merchant
43 merchant
5*2 tax collector
clerk
cotton buyer
bookkeeper
factory operative
factory operative
machinist
street cai driver
cashier M & M bank
bookkeeper
broker
supt public works
lireinaii
president M & G R R
real estate agent
plumber’s helper
pres Ga Home Ins Co
insurance agent
supt steam cot mill
steamboat captain
police
factory operative
dray line
merchant
1 2
1 3
1 4
i r>:
1 2
1 7:
:k, .1 Clemons
2 24
clerk
Flournoy, Geo U
6
53
saletkinan
ansford, C D
2 34
clerk
Faber, i : . s
6
31
bookkeeper
dell, W 11
2 51
meruliant
Faber, Elmer
6
29
none
incliard, M I)
2 54
physician
Fee. Writ
6
56
coopersmith
mchard, Thos E
2 49
warehouse
F e, G <>
6
29
clerk
tnchard, W K
2 40
warehouse
Fisher. C B
7
33
»ewing machine a
annon, A M
3 59
druggist
Fer e 1, J B
7
27
factory operative
annon, Wm II
3 44
lawyer
Fost-r. > S
7
28
factory operative
an non, Wm li, Jr
3 23
clerk
Fl mmi g. .1 P
7
33
factory operative
ach, W li
3 22
clerk
Farr, fii .>
7
23
dyer
ach, Wm
3 70
merchant
Fa in er, B G
8
33
merchant
ach, C K
3 40
teller K& Paav bank
(i ini - Gi If B
1
48
insurance ageut
liner. 1,
3 53
merchant
lioecChius
1
38
lawyer
Bj
Banner, Ma
Bartlett, d F
Bartlett, d 1!
Burgbai d. A ug
Branlord,Geo A
Bradfold.M A
Bergau, T II
Bergan, M I
Buliler, I.
IJrowdy, J
Brannon, d R
Burrus, d F
Burrus, d G
Burrus, F II
Burrus, (I Ed
Boat rite, A V
Birdsong, C d
liradlev, W W
Brown’ Calvin
Bass, d II
Hums, A C
Brown. W R
Boudreaux, A I,
Burns, dolin
Bush, Thomas
Broughton, .1
‘26 merchant
merchant
clerk
dentist
merchant |
merchant
merchant
merchant
merchant
merchant
merchant
•iff
sli
bookkeeper
salesman
salesman
coal yard
clerk
carpenter
planter
physician
pres Columbus Ir W
sewing machine agt
hotel stewart
cotton buyer
bar tender
Baldwin, L J
4
45
engineer
Gill, D W
Bacon, R A
4
35
banker
Greene, B \V
Barry, J A
4
29
fireman
Gordon, T L
Billing?, B F
4
27
plumber
Gibson, Il A
Billings, John D
4
C3
plumber
Gabriel, J II
Billings, John \V
5
36
bookkeeper
Gager, G E
By the wood, J) IL
5
-J
div pas agt G R R
Gilbert, S P
Black,R 0
5
35
farmer
Glaze, W H
Bai rns, J <;
5
33
druggist
Gray, W H
Bowen, Thos A
5
36
blacksmith
Godwin, flame
Bausoli.fi G
5
60
cabinet maker
Grittin, J G
Burns, M A
5
30
butcher
Golden, G R
Bradley, K .1
5
28
clerk
Gill, B F
Burrus, George -1
5
42
clerk
Graddy, Z T
Betluine, A .1
5
56
none
Gilbert, G W
Bothnia*, S A
5
*22
fanner
Gordy, T L
Bailev, W <;
5
39
police
Gammon, •! E
Bell, E A
5
40
police
Gunby, It It
Bartlett, 1’ D
5
54
police
Gibson, A F
Brown, dam-
Blascoer, D I
Ida
Berry, M D
Berry, George
Bunn, R H
Bowles, A C
Burns, F 1.
Banks, E Sim:
Burnham. Tin
Bi
W
Beard, depse A
Brady, d 11
Brady, M d
Bartlett, W T
Battle, <; E
Bryant, T M
Bryant, A M
Brooks, S S
Brooks, F B
Bates, T d
Bates, Thos W
Bates, Geo C
Bush, C B
Bush, J
Butts, dd
Broadnax, J M
Brown. Geo W, Jr
Brittingham, W E
BrUtiugham, J W
Bazemore. F M
Barr, A V
Bryant, H T
Far tee, (i W
Bostick. J W
Bray, Geo
Boggs, Barney
Barfield, 1’
Blakely, J J
Boyd,J n
Camp, I. A
Colzev. E F
i 00k,*John C
Chaiin,J B
Cook. James T
Join
Cooley. Charles !
Crawford, W J
Citlprppor, l» \V
< ’annon, G \V
Chapman, Thos
Chappell, 1 J
Clark, Wm L
Clark. Wm B. Jr
< orbett, (.1 W
Clemence, K N
Culpepper, rl C
Curtis, W W
Chapman. W D
Carter, S A
Crawford, Reese
Crawford, B 11
Crawford, A L
•lb
A C
Crenshaw, J E
Crenshaw. K S
<'ameron, J W
Claiborne, R T
(’argill, flames E
(’hartin, Thos
Culver, E V
Charles, John E
Carter, E I
< ’urran, 1> D
Carson, K A
Carson, A A
Cameron, H C
Champavne. 1> W
Callier, E L
Clements.fi W*
Cargill. John W
Grossman, d S B
Cody. W E
Connelly, fl A
Chase, GW
< base, Frank E
Connor, M
Connor. John H
Clark, F A
Curtis. X X
Cantrell. T A
Cooper, J T
Collier. E M
Cargill, John S
Chipley, G W
Chapman. D M
Calhoun, James A
Curry, James A
Crane. S C
(’orbett. d W
Crane, R S
Culver, A J Sr
Curry. George T
Chaffin. George D
Cade, J A
Clegg. E F
Cain. II T
Chalmers, W E
Coleman, T G
Coleman, 11 F
Code. W T
Cantrell, V R
Chapman. J X
Chalmers, George A
Clegg. A
Ci »gg. J F
Chapoell, 1. H
Chappell. J H
Crawford. Tol Y
Cooper, William
Cooper, William
Cheek, fl H
Coart, W C
Cardwoll.fi A
Crow. W A
Cowderv, L
Cowderv. L W
Caverly, C E
Davis, Robert
Davis, John T Jr
Daniel, John
Duncan, John Jr
Duncan, John
Duncan, A L
Duncan, Daniel
1 ‘rumbor, C E
Dozier, I) P
Dimon. J H
Dudley, T J
Duke, 1
Du Bose. W E
DeLoaeh, C J
1 >ouglass, TO
Day, G B
Dickinson, W H
Dozier, A A
Dunbar, J G
Dauiel, H H
Daniel, A B
Daniel. -I E
Dauiel, B J
JJaniel, J C
Aarehous
*27 salesman
G3 merchant
31 accountant
13 briekmaker
39 pressman
37 magistrate
35 butcher
55 none
60 bookkeeper
30 bookkeeper
40 marshal
*26 clerk
31 clerk
43 clerk
*28 lawyer
49 pi hd
24 clerk
64 patternmaker
35 supt Msg oil mills
54 briekmaker
*29 teller M & M bank
•26 bookkeeper
23 bookkeeper
55 merchant
58 physician
>4 clerk
23 clerk
i6 cotton weigher
*1 factory operative
43 factory operative
>5 factory operative
to police
46 police
US police
42 dyer
*25 watchman
59 overseer st hands
41 merchant
:;6 mechanic
4*2 railroad pass agt
30 bookkeeper
36 bookkeeper
25 printer
32 merchant
73 watchman
■JT police
4:1 police
45 gunsmith
•26 clerk
5*2 salesman
35 lawyer
05 pres B and l. ass’n
23 machinist
41 watchman
40 factory supt
6*2 factory operative
•26 bookkeeper
30 carpenter
36 warehouse
44 lawyer
55 lawyer
24 merchant
32 merchant
52 merchant
29 merchaut
5:; physician
61 painter
50 merchaut
.56 merchant
65 bookkeeper
37 salesman
?4 salesman
39 supt C and W It R
37 druggist
41 lawyer
42 lawyer
56 architect
49 clerk
47 merchant
56 merchant
;X> clerk
24 salesman
42 boilermaker
56 music teacher
23 musician
75 watchman
51 merchant
_’6 merchant
66 merchant
36 merchant
31 merchant
61 blacksmith
49 cotton buyer
32 railroad conductor
32 contract or
37 clerk
21 clerk
25 constable
33 police
45 merchant
64 merchant
30 clerk
41 bi»okkeeper
50 farmer
40 blacksmith
22 clerk
43 merchant
52 clerk of market
24 carpenter
35 contr br’k & plast'i
45 merchant
29 saloonkeeper
Daniel. W A Jr 4
Dooner, Jas R 4
Deignan, R 4
Davis, C A 4
Downing, F ¥ 5
Downing, Hugh U 5
Douglass, T J 5
Doughtie Punch 5
Day, J B 5
Day, A J §
Dudlev, XL 5
Dent, Thos R 6
Daniel, T H 6
Dillingham, Geo W f
Dillanghan, CH 6
Duffy, H S 6
Durkin, John 6
Deaton, James E 6
Daniel, J J 6
Daniel, John W 7
Drake. John C 8
Dodd, John J 8
Evans, Tlios H 1
Etheredge, C A 1
Epping, H H 1
Embry, J X 1
Epping, H II Jr 1
Epping, E H 1
El ledge, A M 2
Edge, C J 2
Em rich, Win 2
Estes, EG 3
Estes, J M 4
Estes, (J E 4
Estes, It H 4
Everett, II F 4
Ennis, HA 4
Ellison, S J 5
Ellison, JC 6
Filler, PH fl
Filler, C J 6
Fiber, P H dr 6
Hdwards, John 6
Erwin, Chaa M 7
Edgar, P K 8
Ford, A 1
Frank, A 1
Frazer, L 0 1
Frampton, J H 2
Parish, R K
Farley, T F *2
Foley, I> M 2
Foley, Theo M 4
Filburn, John 4
Feiler, J 4
Fincher, Joe S 4
Kai
G B
Frederick, C J
Fletcher Jas M
Fletch* r. John 'I'
Koran. .John
Frc« man, VV S
Farmer, William
30 clerk
30 carriage builder
55 merchant
39 merchant
39 mechanical engineer
43 lawy er
43 farmer
48 horse dealer
46 insp’r and weighor
22 clerk
21 bookkeeper
39 sewing machine agt
45 printer
57 cash X b’kColnmbus
‘24 bookkeeper
62 moulder
6*2 merchant
45 merchaut
62 merchaut
24 bricklaver
64 railroad conductor
22 clerk
20 druggist
59 Building & Loan
70 pres G X Bank
65 none
34 warehouse
28 cashier C X Bank
40 marble dealer
34 merchant
34 merchant
33 merchant
62 merchant
48 merchant
35 merchant
47 merchant
41 clerk
28 policeman
61 policeman
00 gunsmith
*26 gunsmith
22 clerk
57 merchant
53 tire insurance
71 carriage maker
27 painter
23 printer
33 merchant
35 clerk
41 warehouse
39 merchant
74 contractor
34 merchant
65 merchant
51 merchant
40 railroad carpenter
28 salesman
42 clerk
f.6 siable keeper
29 stable keeper
47 street overseer
55 merchant
62 merchant
Gann, Ta o
Garrett, : S
Garrett, R V
Garrett, G J
Garrett, Jos B
German, -I It Jr
Gardner, J M
Griggs, 1: k
Greentree, 1)
Gordon, F B
Gilbert, Thos
Gilbert, Janies J
Gibson, S B
Greenwood. -I
<ireen, E F
Green, W S
< luild, George
Gwin, W G
Gautier, W T
Grimes, George J
Goodee, Win
Garrett, 11 W
Good rum, T M
Gibson, fl T
Gordy, JT
Hunt, WP 1
Howard, TX 1
Howard, K o 1
Hall, H T 1
Howard, T B 1
Hunter, H H 1
Helms, Wm A 1
Harrison, J B 1
Harrison, Jli 1
Harrison, CH 1
Hargett, H C 1
Hudson, W F 1
Hatcher, SB 1
Hightower, d I) 1
Hatcher, B T 2
Howell, J L 2
Herring, C II 2
Hinde, >V H 2
Hill, John 2
Hudson, BU 2
Harvey, W T 2
Harvey, W H 2
Hightower, .1 W 2
Herring, Jack 2
Howard, Wm 2
Howard, II M 2
Howard, 1’CS 2
Hamburger, L 2
Hamburger, Louis Jr *2
Hamburger, Geo S 2
Hurl, George X 2
Hurt, C I) 2
Hunt, CD 2
Hunt, TJ Jr 2
Holt.CS 2
Heclit, Jacob 2
Harris E T 2
Hanell.OC 2
Haines, J W 3
Humber, L F 3
Holloway, JK 3
Harrison, J S 3
Harris, J K 4
Harris, J Leo 4
Harris. L 4
Howard, Milton W 4
Hamby, Chan M 4
Hill. J T 4
Hill, E S 4
Hill, KM 4
Hammond, A 4
Heller, M M 4
Hoffman. S J fr*
Hunter, RJ 4
Hirseh, MM 4
Harvey, K M 4
Hudson, M M 4
Huff, J « 4
Hull, Thos D 5
Huff. J B 5
Harris, J H 6
Harris, R H 5
Hooper, LK 6
Hudson, JM 5
Hal*, H E 5
Hump rev, R G 5
Heath, CO 6
Hoebstrassor, C E 5
Hoc«.t. Jos 6
Haines. X W 6
HinDou. Isaac K 6
Harris. J n ti
Harper, K 0 6
Hughes. S S
Hardi . J L
llobbf. 1 B
Hm
clerk
manufacturer
manufacturer J
broker
teacherj
lawyer
sewing machine agt
machinist
sewing machine agt
sec’y Ga Home In Co
1 dravman
clerk
merchant
merchai t
I merchant
merchant
warehouse
clerk
clerk
real estate agent
factory operative
policej
engineer
mayor
clerk
manufacturer
i salesman
> railroad conductor
> bookkeeper
t bookkeeper
l hotel keeper
> hotel clerk
'» lawyer
1 fireman
J merchant
1 merchant
2 merchant
5 editor
} salesman
M M
S F
Harvey. X K 7
Howard, LG 7
Howard, \ S 7
Howard, flames W 7
Herring, D C 7
Hamby. Jos A 7
Hendry, J II 8
Ham, C T 8
Harris, L M 5
llollonnui. -IS 8
lllges, A \
Ingram, Porter
Ingram, Henry *2
Ingram, B 2
Ingram, T L 8
Irwin. J Y
Jeffries, W K 1
Jordan, S X
Jordan, G Gunby 1
Johnson. X B 1
.Tones, Clifton 1
Jones W T 1
.Tones, 1> F L 2
Jenkins. F -T *3
Jenkins, E H 2
Jordan, O S 3
Jossev, T B
Joseph. M 3
Joseph, Jacob 3
Joseph, Dan A 4
Johnston, J H 4
.Tones, John W 4
Julius, M ^
Jackson, Wm 5
Joseph, Isaac 5
Joseph, John A 5
Jepson. F A
»Johnson. F K ">
Johnson, John W 5
Johnson, E M 5
Johnson. John A 6
Johnson, W B 6
•Joerg. Robert 6
Jefferson, K ^
Joines, E W ^
doines, «Tames J “
Key. H W l
Kern. Henry 2
Knightly, Thomas -
Kennedy, J D 2
Kirviu. J A -
Kyle, James P -
Kvle, Joseph 3
Kimbrough. F J 3
Kennedv. Thomas 4
King. Joseph *
Kaufman,, Jacob *
Kaufman, Moses 4
Kaufman. L H 4
Kaufman, Julius 5
Kurniker, Ed 5
Kinsell. CM 3
Kohn, F J 5
Kavanaugh, J o
Kavanaugh, KE 3
Koehne, A 3
Koehne, M 5
Kissick, J W 6
Knight, J B 7
Kelly, JR 8
Kelly, MW 8
Keene, William D 8
43 merenant
5S merchant
28 merchant
‘26 merchaut
*21 clerk
21 clerk
64 physician
37 physician
31 merchant
33 merchant
57 job printer
*25 job printer
34 merchant
54 merchant
*24 spe agent St’d Oil Co
35 real estate agent
*2*2 solicitor
37 engineer
35 physician
40 physician
35 plumber
40 clerk
21 clerk
35 clerk
35 clerk
40 merchant
43 merchant
33 merchant
50 merchant
60 merchant
50 merchant
63 merchant
*28 lawyer
53 trailer
4*2 police
25 clerk
53 watchman
27 machinist
*25 bartender
4*2 carpenter
25 clerk
30 conductor
36 police
43 gen’l mgr B and L
29 salesman
40 merchaut
*23 clerk
‘25 druggist
25 druggist
50 compress
25 bookkeeper
63 none
:i0 real estate agent
65 auctioneer
30 merchant
4*) carpenter
50 carpenter
35 lawyer
‘26 clerk
44 wagon manufacturer
66 bookkeeper
49 undertaker
46 bagging manufaot’r
50 mechanical engineer
63 civil engineer
48 lumber dealer
23 lumber dealer
83 none
36 factory operative
35 factory operative
45 merchant
41 treasT G M & G R R
59 manufacturer
26 clerk
‘23 bookkeeper
21 bookkeeper
47 physician
37 merchant
42 merchant
71 merchant
52 merchant
41 merchant
40 manager W U Tel Co
34 clerk
42 warehouse
30 merchant
34 merchant
36 merchant
26 merchant
60 merchant
26 salesman
39 police
‘25 butcher
31 fireman
23 clerk
81 none
31 candy manufacturer
43 machinist
52 bookkeeper
49 merchant
22 clerk
3y clerk
30 broker
38 treaa Ga L Co
24 ti reman
*21 bookkeeper
47 minister
45 broker
55 veterinary surgeon
29 clerk
45 merchant
31 merchant
33 merchant
47 merchant
36 merchant
83 shoemaker
*29 clerk
30 police
34 railroad agent
42 bag maj OS KR
21 bookkeeper
50 bookkeeper
41 factory epeiative
04 farmer
35 special polica
62 carpenter
39 carpenter
21 clerk
51 merchaut
*24 merchant
32 dyer
*28 police
42 merchant
32 bookkeeper
59 carpenter
60 merchaut
70 lawyer
33 salesman
26 clerk
26 mgr Telephone Ce
53 clerk
41 factory opertive
37 physician
40 president 3d X Bank
35 dyer
31 gen passenger agent
36 clerk
36 mechanic
47 warehouseman
37 supt gas works
40 stable keeper
40 merchant
34 merchant
50 merchant
32 broker
32 broker
48 saloon keeper
46 merchant
28 merchant
56 prest compress co
23 salesman
79 brick maker
38 clerk
46 dyer
49 merchant
60 speculator
28 bar keeper
32 bookkeeper
41 merchant
57 merchant
28 merchant
39 minister and teacher
21 salesman
22 plumber
30 bookkeeper
41 merchant
36 treas Swift Mfg Co
71 merchant
21 bookkeeper
72 blacksmith
59 merchant
71 merchant
27 merchant
37 merchant
69 merchaut
51 merchant®
60 merchant
36 merchant
30 merchant
28 merchant
23 shoemaker
25 pattern maker
42 moulder
28 merchant
48 merchaut
40 merchant
33 machinist
Kirven, R M
8
39
merchant
Leslie, G L
1
30
factory operative
Lloyd, W !S
1
58
clerk
Lott, W L
1
34
bookkeeper
Lewis, John W
1
44
printer
Lewis, John A
2
31
salesman
Lewis, Thomas A.
2
28
plumber
Lewis, James A
2
38
merchant
Lawrence, W C
2
35
engineer
Lovelace, C A
2
41
clerk
Lynch, L M
2
40
salesman
Little, Wm A
2
5‘J
lawyer
Layfield, G M
2
40
baker
Lequin^L
4
42
bartender
Ligon, W W
4
31
clerk
Lewis, John L
4
25
clerk
Leonard, J M
4
52
lawyer
Longshore, R A
4
38
fireman
Lawrence, E A
4
48
dray line
Lowenthal, L
4
38
merchant
Loewenherz, L
4
31
merchaut
Loeh, Leo
4
38
merchant
Ledsinger, R W
5
48
cotton buyer
Ledsinger, U L
5
24
printer
Langdon, W P
5
40
clerk
LapUam, iieorge L
6
54
steamboat captain
LayHeld, J P
6
32
police
Law,S S
7
28
clerk
Langford, -J M
7
42
peddler
Loudenher, J A
7
43
watchman
Lyons, James
7
21
factory operative
Lowndes, George
7
23
factory operative
Myers, John (J
1
71
carpenter
Mullins, J W
1
56
bridge watchman
Mason, A 3
1
29
bank teller
Matthews, W J
1
62
peddler
Monk, John
1
Gl
saloon keeper
Monk, M W
1
35
clerk
Masters, Mark
1
51
blacksmith
Murdoch, A G
1
30
insurance agent
Murdoch, U B
1.
74
insurance agent
Murdoch, R B .Jr.,
1
43
clerk
Mills, J T
1
33
merchant
Markham, T W
2
3G
merchant
Moore, Thos E
2
39
dyer
Murrah, J M
2
22
clerk
Matthews, J 3
2
44
city treasurer
Massey, J P
2
38
police
Mahone, T H
2
43
real estate agent
Martiniere, W A
2
38
salesman
Mitchell, J A
2
36
salesman
Mason, Jus IJ
2
32
salesman
Mooty, G P
2
24
salesman
Martin, J L
2
21
factory operati vs
Moon, J G
3
37
lawysr
Monk, J A
Mobley, J J
Mqdd, R K
Miller, G T
Miller, C B
Morgan, C A
Morgan, T F
Morgan, J F
Maxwell, J B
Markham, C H
Marks, S
M eg on i gal, J E
Muuday, Wm
Mason, J J
Moore, M M
Moore, K H
Moore. W R
Moore, C K
Meyer, Wm
Moshell, J H
Mosheli, Robt E
Moshell, Henry .1
Moshell, Herbert C
Murray, J P
Mattheson, A S
Mell, J B
Murphy, J W
Murphy, .J \V, .Ir
Mote, .Jas A
Massey, Perry
Massey, W W
Matthews, J E
Moulder, Jos C
Marcrum, Bunk
Marcruin, W E
Moore, d X
Meyer, Clias W
Morris, J S
Martin, Elijah
Martin, Thomas
Mote, Henry
Morrison, .J F
Morris, J W
Mitchell, T R
Mi'chell, T S
Musgrove, E H
McCart, Larkin
McGehee, A C
McKee, 11 C
McEachern, E S
McKlhaney, Geo W
McNulty, J O
McGehee, W E
McJunkin, d D
McPhail, J D
McDutfy, John X
McKennie, W S
McNeill, Jas M
MeCurley, W J
AlcGovera, .lames
McGovern, William
McGehee, H L
Me Michael, A W
McNeill, Will
McKnight, G W B
McEachern, .1 A
Me Lester, L
McArdle, Onie
McArdle, F J
McIntyre, M
McMichael, W S
Needham, W S
Needham, Richard
Nuckolls, J Kyle
Niles, C A
Norman, R M
Norman, J T
Newman, W J
Norwood, John
Names, Thos
Newsome, W H
Newman, Walter T
Newman, W T
Newsome, .Julius H
Norman, J P
Noble, J 0
Noble, C T
Owen, John B
Odom, J W
Oliver, T M
Osborn,J L
O’Neal. H N
Orr, .I K
Odoin, J D
Osborn,N G
Odom, A
O’Brien, W P
Olive, M
Owens, .I L
Owen, H T
Phipps, Jos
Peddy, F B
Peddy, D N
Pollard, I L
Pease, J Norman
Pease, W 0
Pike, P E
Palmer, James
Pou, Josoph F
Pou, Walter L
Pou, Felder
Pou, Dozier
Phillips, George B
Poe, O P
Pryor, L K
Porter, 0 T
Pearce, T J
Pearce, i F
Pierce Lovick
Phelps Ge«>
Philfij*s, E
Pond, Geo Y
Prather, A 0
Porter, J C
Patillo, •James
Perkins, M L
lTofuuio, F X
Patterson, E M
Pecot, Geo S
Picket, Wm S
Pickett, W Zeuo
Poet, W A
Pike, C P
Phillips, L W
Pekor, C F
Palmer, John H
Peabody, John
Peabody, W J
Ponce, A
Pry, Hugh O
Pud, W M
Pinkston, S T
Patrick, A M
Patterson, J .1
Patterson, R A
Porter, E B
Pomeroy. J F
Perry. K E
Pope, C W
Pryor, G 0
Pryor, Thomas
Pearce, Tillman I
Pearce, T G
Peabody, F D
Philips, Charles
Phillips, L A
Polhill, J H
Quinn, Frank
Rankin, E J
Klin kin, .John A
Roberts, E F
Roberts, George C
Robinson, F J
Rumsey, .1 H
Redd, Soule
Remington John
Russell, C R
Reese, F R
Reynohls, W F
Richardson, B H
Kothchild, B
Rot belli id, I)
Riddle. .I W
Riddle. George A
Redd,C A
Reeves, W D
Riddle, A J
Rhodes, J H
Rowe, J R
Reedy, J C
Robinson, W T
Reynohls. H E
Rowe, M 1>
Robarts, James A
Rvckley, C A
Ryckley, L T
Ryekley, A E
Ryckley, Jos
Kidenhour, W S
Ridenhour, T F
Reich, F C
Reich, F W
Roper, S T
Robinson, Thos C
Rowe, A H
Rowe, Jacob
Reynolds, R S
Reynolds, A
Remington, .T C
Ramsey, L H
Redmond, Thos
Renfro. A J
Raiford, M M
Redd, C K
Smith, John W
Smith, W H
Smith, Wm
Sawver, John
Slade,R W
Sullivan. W F
Sweatt, E M
Simpson, C M D
Swift, E S
Swift, C E
Swift, W B
Swift, Edward W
Swift, G#o P
3 34 saloon keeper
4 24 mangr Dun’s agency
4 28 telegraph operator
4 42 R R baggage master
4 31 saloon aeeper
4 30 druggist
4 44 carpenter
4 21 salesman
4 35 salesman
4 38 merchaut
4 40 merchaut
4 66 clerk
4 63 stable keeper
4 65 physician
4 55 clerk council
4 63 watchman
4 43 steamboat ageMt
4 23 merchant
4 58 merchant
4 67 blacksmith
4 25 blacksmith
4 31 clerk
4 22 machinist
4 Go gunsmith
4 63 supt E & P mills
4 32 marble cutter
4 50 cash'r Third Nat bk
4 26 bank teller
4 44 moulder
6 37 farmer
6 41 carpenter
6 36 moulder
6 26 clerk
6 22 clerk
6 26 merchant
6 33 merchant
6 37 telegrapher
7 35 dyer
7 73 none
7 45 dravman
7 34 moulder
8 27 shop keeper
8 62 carpenter
8 34 clerk
8 54 physician
8 39 rai 1 road co n due tor
1 64 watchman
1 63 cotton buyer
1 51 carriage & wagon dir
1 48 supt ie« factory
2 44 dentist
2 23 stenographer
2 21 stenographer
2 62 upholsterer
2 45 master machinist
2 48 clerk
3 26 bookkeejier
4 40 lawyer
4 27 fireman
4 63 watchman
5 51 merchant
5 61 cotton buyer
5 40 deputy sheriff
6 29 factory operative
6 47 miller
7 39 ice engineer
7 37 lawyer
7 21 tinner
7 53 merchant
8 38 railroad conductor
8 45 none
1 67 merchant
1 34 merchant
2 28 merchant
2 35 editor
2 42 broker
2 26 broker
4 29 police
4 46 physician
4 36 merchant
4 43 merchant
5 23 clerk
5 46 watch nan
8 33 police
8 37 salesman
8 41 butcher
8 42 butcher
1 30 i>olic0
1 21 clerk
2 34 druggist
2 25 salesman
2 29 hotel clerk
2 33 merchant
4 49 trader
6 30 overseer cliaingang
7 63 sexton
7 48 cattle dealer
7 25 factory operative
7 43 constable
8 38 merchant
1 64 farmer
1 42 sewing machine agt
1 42 merchant
1 43 merchant
1 32 merchant
1 34 merchant \
1 26 watchman
2 28 fireman
2 54 ordinary
2 25 salesman
2 30 merchant
2 28 merchant
2 28 factory operative
2 48 salesman
2 39 trader
2 53 merchaut
2 41 merchant
2 23 clerk
2 51 broker
3 58 dentist
3 40 coal yard
4 48 clerk superior c®nrt
4 40 clerk
4 62 drummer
4 52 overseer cliaingang
4 45 saloon keeper
4 53 merchant
4 28 druggist
4 21 bank exch collector
4 73 none
4 40 lieutenant police
4 26 sec and tra oil mills
4 28 fireman
4 44 physician
5 37 engineer
6 45 jeweler
5 58 lawyer
5 26 bookkeeper
5 77 cigar maker
5 55 police
5 22 clerk
6 40 police
6 42 butcher
6 46 wood dealer
6 41 merchant
6 43 pressman
6 22 liookkeeper
6 30 sewing machine agt
6 40 merchant
6 41 shoemaker
6 37 none
7 64 none
7 27 clerk
7 36 lawyer
7 49 builder
7 66 none
8 32 druggist
4 22 clerk
1 33 real estate agent
1 31 bookkeeper
1 32 saloonkeeper
1 41 salesman
1 21 railroad ticket agt
1 36 merchant
1 39 broker
1 63 weaver
2 53 lawyer
2 24 fireman
2 46 clerk
2 49 mangr Enquirer-Sun
2 27 merchant
2 30 merchant
2 33 merchant
2 30 hotel keeper
3 59 merchant
4 35 clerk
4 61 photographer
4 58 photographer
4 27 stable keeper
4 55 jailer
4 51 merchant
5 29 miller
6 52 police
6 48 police
6 44 lieutenant police
6 35 clerk
6 24 clerk
6 32 carpenter
6 27 fish dealer
6 52 bookkeeper
6 28 bookkeeper
6 25 jeweler
6 4S engineer
6 48 stable keeper
7 33 elerk
7 80 none
7 61 wheelright
7 34 police
7 28 police
7 39 carpenter
7 31 factory operative
7 42 cattle dealer
7 63 none
8 28 magistrate
1 43 dyer
1 26 dyer
1 37 shopkeeper
1 30 factory operative
1 39 warehouse
1 *24 druggist
1 63 laborer
1 39 operative
1 65 cotton buyer
1 25 cotton buyer
2 23 cotton buyer
2 24 clerk
2 77 manufacturer
The Standard Cocoa of the World,
UNLIKE TEA & COFFEE-GOOD FOR THE NERVES.
The claims of cocoa as a useful article of diet are steadily
winning recognition. Unlike tea and coffee, it is not only a
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leaving no narcotic effects. Hence it is adapted to general
use. The strong may take it with pleasure, and the weak
with impunity.
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“BEST & GOES FARTHEST."
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nervous system. It is no wonder, therefore, that in all parts of the world, this inventor's
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cocoas or chocolates for dally use by children or adults, hale and sick, rich
stud poor. '‘Largest sale in the world.” Ask for Vaj? Houtex’S and take no other.
CASTOR IA
for Infants and Children.
“Caatoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it a* superior to any prescription
krnown to me.” H. A. Archer, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cast or! a cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
Wi!
gestion,
tnout injurious medication.
The Ckntacr Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y.
Sims, E II
Sims, J H
Schley, E B
Spear, T S
Snell, \V T
S ade, Jerry
Slade, Win
Smith, J .1
Snider, 0 A
Speed, .1 .J
Sanders. •! M
Shutze. R T
Snyder, Jesse
Stewart, John s
Swift, W A
Spencer. I*
Spencer, P Jr.
Simons, Max
Simons, A
Simons, M
Salisbury, Tims
Snider, W F
Sternberg, B
Sternberg, 11
Slade, J I)
Sampey. K R
Springer, F I>
Springer, 0 P
Skinner, F
Sullivan, Wm
Sullivan, Mike
Shackelford, J F
Sharkelford. J B
Schuessler, L G
Seligman, M
Scarbrough, L A
Sauls, W H
Sauls, 0 G
Sealy, John
Schomburg, C
Smith, John I >
Smith, Richard P
Smith, .Tames
Schnell, Win C
Stark, James T
Shepperson, U G
Snell, H M
Sods, Thomas R
Smith, Thomas
Summerlyn, Joe
Sheridan, Geo W
Skot9ky, A
Tic*;, J W
Tice, J W
Tillman, J K
Tigner, G Y
Thomas, G E, Sr
Treadaway, »J L
Tarver, J B
Tigner, W A
Tritt, John G
Terry, G
Teasdale, C B
Tillinghaet, G W
Tumlin, J W
Terry, »J S
Tuggle, T S
Tuggle, T W
Thomas, L A
Thomas, G H
Thomaston, S T
Thweatt, R R
Tillman, Wm L
Tuggle, Mott li
Tor Lett, 0 L
Tate, T L
Ticknor, D C
Turner, W P
Turner, John P
Twillev, Henry
Thomas, Grigsby E t
Thomas, W H
Tice, J T
Vincent, Omey
Voight, Henry
Voight, C II
Willcox, D F
Willcox, A A
Willis, J J
Willis, J L
Watt, Thos J
Watt, J L
Woodruff, Ernest
Worrill, .1 R
Worrill, J H
Watts, T A
Williams, P J
Wood, D A
Walsh, Pat
Weisigor, W P
Weisiger F G
Woodruff. G B
Woodruff, L F
Wilson, B F
Walker, J E
Williams, S H
Wiilam*, VV E
Watt, Chaa D
Warner H H
Wood, T W
Watt, Thos B
Watt, G H
Watt, W J
Wakefield, < > W
Willis, J S
Williams, A M
Webster, W S
Wingate, Gharlie
Windom, G R
Weiss. L
Wooldridge, A
Watkins, P W
Wood, J fl
Wiggii s, James
Wall, L A
Walls, Geo W
Whittlesey, .J 11
Wvun, David
Willis, J P
Watt, B F
Williams, G M
Williams, C L
Williams, .1 X
Williams, T A
Williams. T S
Warner, M W
Wilkins, F G
Wells. Lyman
Wells, E L
Wittieh, A
Wheat, K M
Whitaker, J L
Wolf sou, I)
Wolf son, Wolf
Wood. W J
Wise, J F
Wise, Gliarles
Woodruff', H L
Wylie, JS .!
Wickham, A
White, J P
Watkins, T I
Willie,C D
Wynn, B F
Willett, X S
Willett. K
Wimbish W A
Weeks. S B
White. A W
White, L E
Woodall, W H
Wei bom. M .1
Williams Wiley,
Whatley, J X
Yarbrough. E E
Yarbrough. .J J
Young, A G
Yearty, Jacob.
Yarbrough, J F
2 33 physician
2 36 physician
2 50 physician
2 65 jeweler
2 22 factory operative
*2 59 insurance agent
2 51 act. Ga Home Ins Co
2 2X machinist
2 25 engineer
2 2i clerk
5 25 elerk
5 29 bookkeeper
fit) carpenter
.3 38 job printer
.3 49 manufacturer
3 66 merchant
3 30 merchant
4 24 merchant
4 49 merchant
4 50 none
4 27 miller
4 50 cotton shipper
4 4t> merchant
4 43 merchant
4 .3.3 clerk
4 44 clerk
4 21 clerk
5 30 plumber
5 32 trader
5 64 blacksmith
5 64 none
5 54 druggist
5 25 clerk
5 49 coal yard
5 25 merchant
5 37 merchant
5 66 florist
5 24 draughtsman
6 79 none
6 38 jeweler
6 37 butcher
6 34 butcher
6 50 carpenter
6 23 brick mason
6 32 clerk
6 50 merchant
7 27 salesman
7 36 printer
7 30 factory operative
7 32 trader
7 37 tinner
7 32 clerk
1 40 police
1 21 paper hanger
1 28 clerk
1 34 lawyer
1 58 merchaut
1 49 merchant
3 41 merchant
3 30 lawyer
4 37 none
4 66 physician
4 60 none
4 47 printer
4 28 electrician
5 43 police
5 71 physician
5 29 physician
5 32 barkeeper
5 38 clerk
5 29 butcher
6 49 dray line
5 53 merchant
6 31 supt water works
6 28 undertaker
6 30 bookkeeper
6 38 physician
7 76 druggist
7 30 druggist
7 45 overseer chain gang
* 7 48 lawyer
7 26 clerk
S 22 engineer
7 21 factory operative
7 74 none
8 25 police
1 67 insurance agent
1 29 insurance agent
1 43 cemetery police
1 32 judge city court
1 55 postmaster
1 35 salesman
1 28 salesman
1 21 bookkeeper ;
1 35 lawyer
1 37 police
1 23 merchant
1 63 cabinetmaker
2 68 dyer
2 26 carpenter
2 56 bookkeeper
2 30 bookkeeper
2 33 salesman
2 29 salesman
2 29 pkjsiciau
2 29 druggist-
2 62 merchant
2 24 merchant
2 28 clerk
3 21 clerk
3 35 clerk
3 34 clerk
3 65 merchant
3 30 druggist
3 21 bookkeeper
3 37 minister
3 39 real estate agent
4 29 pilot
4 27 stableman
4 43 minister
4 50 warehouse
4 .30 fireman
4 59 coni merchant
4 37 dyer
4 50 machinist
4 59 factory operat v«
4 36 clerk
4 27 clerk
4 53 elerk
4 53 police
4 48 pres Swift Mnfg C<
4 46 physician
4 28 factory operative
5 25 salesman
5 25 clerk
5 37 printer
5 75 receiver tax
5 22 bookkeeper
5 50 merchant
5 61 merchant
5 28 druggist
5 33 clerk
5 48 drummer
6 46 salesman
6 59 real estate broker
6 33 police
6 75 none
6 29 merchant
»; 27 physician
6 38 briekma-on
6 50 engineer
6 24 carpenter
6 33 clerk
7 27 painter
7 21 clerk
7 3u assistant postmaster
7 31 lawyer
7 41 carpenter
7 GO carpenter
7 37 merchant
7 43 supt public schools
7 29 police
•8 32 sanitary inspector
8 32 clerk
1 24 merchant
1 21 clerk
2 40 bookkeeper
5 3S merchant
S 34 clerk
NAME WAI
Adams. Frank
Adams. Nathan
Anderson, Robert
Anthony. .John
Andrews, Filston
Anderson, Richard
Armstrong, D H
Baxter. Henry
Baker, Bryant
Brooks, Sandy
Bell, Daniel
Coleman, Geo W
Gantey, Win S
Garter, Willis
I>avis, Reuben
Dozier. Iverson
Ector, Isaac
Foley, K <:
Griffin, Sim
Glover, Tom
L>. AUK. OCCUPATION.
4 29 marble cuDer
4 69 well digger
4 65 laborer
5 62 laborer
:5 57 carpenter
5 62 well digger
7 30 laborer
5 65 wood sawyer
5 65 wood sawyer
6 5*2 laborer
6 63 carpenter
1 57 carpenter
6 35 mailing elerk
7 4o shoemaker
r, 45 laborer
7 36 phisterer
inter
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lido
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hotel w
carpent
Howard, Alex
Howard, Wright
11 umplirev, N T
Hawkins, Ed
Hawkins, Frank
Hawkins, I> W
Harris, Joe
Howard, John
Hanserd, Sam
Harris, Henry
Ingram, Sol
Jackson, Harry
Jones, Andrews,
Jackson. Ephraim
•Jones. Hampton,
Jones, Lynius
Johnson, Will
Johnson, Acky
Jackson. Burrell W
Jones, Sandy
Kiddoo, Mingo
King, George
Luke, Win 11
Maund, Isaac
Moore, James A
Miller. Toney
Miller, E H
Miles, Dan
Morgan, Willis
Alayer, E II
Malone, Essex
Marion, Joe
Mosses, S S
MoGall, Sip
McGehee, Elias.
Porter, R P
Price, i’ S
Price, Lindsey
Riley, Nelson
Richardson, John
Robinson, A B
Robinson. J D
Reid, Mac S
Reed; John
Raiford, Wash
Ross, Isaac
Shepherd, John T
Stephens, Robert
Sims, floe
Turner, Jos E
Terry, W E
Towles, Anthony
Thompson, Louis
Thomas John
Weeks, Andrew
Wynne, Wiley
Wilson, Elbert
Williams, Frank H
Walker, Geo W
White, A
carpenter
69 hackman
54 hackman
*26 paper box ci
21 plasterer
28 plasterer
24 plasterer
61 carpenter.
8*2 laborer
39 grocer
71 laborer
29 drayman
29 drayman
40 shoemaker
69 minister
47 court house
61 painter
21 porter
68 carpenter
37 carpenter
22 mail carrier
4 71
6 41
7
8 25
8 28
60 shoemaker
40 carpenter
47 carpenter
70 laborer
4u dyer
50 expressman
51 dyer
33 physician
7*2 well digger
1-6 plasterer
23 briekinasoii
54 carpenter
58 white was her
49 sexton
38 teacher
39 porter
64 laborer
do laborer
40 whitewaslier
37 plasterer
33 cotton sampler
porter
>rte
nail carrier
39 paint ar
38 blacksmith
55 whitewasher
30 barber
44 barber
.TI brick mason
48 marble cutter
30 saloon keeper
bli
eturns
cotton sampler
laborer
m
, We should like to give a
new chimney for every one
that breaks in use.
We sell to the wholesale
dealer; he to thej-etail dealer;
and he to you.
It is a little awkward to
guarantee our chimneys at
three removes from you.
We’ll give you this hint.
Not one in a hundred breaks
from heat; there is almost no
risk in guaranteeing them.
Talk with your dealer about it.
It would be a good advertise
ment for him.
‘Pearl top’and‘pearl glass,’
our trade-marks—tough glass
f-jlfshnri-. UKO. A. MAC UKTU & CO.
Museofiree SlierifU ‘Sale.
Wl ILL be sold the first Tuesday in December
V? next at the northwest corner of Broad and
Tenth streets, city of Columbus, Muscogee conn
ty, Georgia, the following property to-wit: The
one-sixtb undivided remainder interest of Wil
liam E. Curry (after the termination of the life
estate of Mary A. Gurry therein* in and to the
following described lands iulthe city of Columbus
Muscogee county, Georgia, to-wit: City i«*t num
ber 573 on the northest corner of Ninth street and
Fifth avenue, containihg one-half acre, more or
less, and ilie west half of city lot number |477 on
the south side of Ninth street, containing one
fourth ot an acre, more or less, levied on as the
property of William E. Curry to satisfy a ti fa ii
my hands in favor of H. A. Gibson vs W. K.
Gurry. J. (i. BLURTS
nov4tues4t Sheriff.
Notice to Heirs and Se\t ol' Kin
rtK'JKOIA. MtrSCOC.EE COUNTY.-To ali
VJT persons interested as next of kin of Harriet
Myrick. deceased: You are hereby notified that
Harriet Myrick, colored who formerly lived in
the city of Savannah, Georgia, and was then
known as Harriet Carter-, died intestate in the
city of Columbus, Georgia, on the 25tli of Octo
ber, 1836, leaving an estate amounting in value to
four hundred and forty one dollars and sixty-six
cents (£441.66’. and that for the want ot anj
known heirs or next of kin of said Harriet
Myrick, proceedings are now pending in the Court
of Ordinary of Muscogee countv, Georgia, to
escheat said estate. WRIGHT H. HOWARD.
Administrator of the estate of Harriet Myrick,
deceased*
Columbus, Ga., Sept. 2*1, 1890. sep3oaw6m
—FOR—
Pleasant Effect^
AND 9 - /W-
PgrmanentCure'tr^
, 5
/OOLDR1DGE5
Wonderful ClTre
It is a vegetable remedy; it does not leave a bad taste; it does not produce ugly
blotches; it does not disorder the stomach; it does cure all RIood Diseases,
such as Rheumatism, Cancer, Scrofula, also the worst cases of Kidney and
Bladder Diseases.
“Mr. W. C. Boyd, of Nashville, Tenn., was so
hand some years ago. The wound was a contu
take W. W. C.
unfortunate as to stick a cotton hook in hie
led running sore up to the time he began to
41 I certify, from careful investigation of W. C. Boyd’s hand, at the present time, shows a m
tcrial change from its former condition, the fact is, it is almost healed up, and but a short tin
ago was i little better than a running sore. PETEK HARRIS, Jr., J. P.
Price, $1.00 per bottle. 310 Dcadnck st., Nashville, Tenn.
I 7 or aale by all druggists. Manufactured bv W. W. C. Co. ? Columbus, Ga#
M ill
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THE SHORT LINE
ATLANTA, WASHINGTON,
NEW YORK NASHVILLE
AND CINCINNATI.
Through Coach Between
Atlanta and Coiumbu
Via Griffin.
The only line running DOLBLE I)
^between Columbus and Atlanta, m
~ connections in Union Depot, J
SCHEDULE IN EFFLCT-SUND
7th, 18*JO.
NORTH BOUND—Dail 1
FRAZER & DOZIER,
Wholesale Hardware,
nov3dly
COLUMBUS O-A..
Leave Columbus 1 no p 1
Arrive Warm Springe 2 82 p 1
Arrive at Concord 3 (»7 p 1
Arrive Griffin : 3 59 P *
Leave Griffin. Central K. K.... 4 no »- i
Arrive Atlanta 5 40 p i
Leave Griffin, G. M. & ti. K.K.
Ar. McDonough, ti. M. A G...j
Ar. Atlanta, E. T., V. A G
south bound—Daily.
Leave Atlanta via C. K. R I « t¥) a n
Arrive Griffin, G. R. R 8 30 a n
Lv. Atlanta via E. T., V A <i... 5 45 a i;
Lv. McDonough viaG.M.A G. 7 40 :t n
Ar. Griffin via G. M. A G i 8 20 a n
Leave Griffin 8 .35 a n
Arrive Warm Springs j 9 57 a n
Arrive Columbus 11 30 a n
Thfongh'coach between Columbus ai
via Griffin on trains N«*s. 51 and 52
stops at Concord 20 minutes for supper
Ask for tickets to Atlanta and ail poii
over the Georgia Midland Railroad. r
sale at Union Uej*ot and s
National Bank.
SHOWCASES
Also Wall and Prescription cases. Cedar
Chests. Barber Furniture, Jewelry Trays
and Stools. Cabinet Work of all kinds. Complete Outfits for Stores and
Banks. Catalogue free. Address ATLAHTA SHOW CASt C0-, Atlanta, 6a.
D tlie office over Third
M. E. OKAY.
Superintendent.
CLIFTON JONES. General Par render A*eut.
W. M. PARSLEY . General Traveling Agent.
SAM ROUTE,
Savannah, Amtricus am)
Time Lard Taking Kfft
No. 6 Daily.
Eastward. \
!!:;« p m Lv. Birniingha
10:45 a
10:45 a
1:17 p
8:15 p
AND OTHER TRAVELERS.
Before leaving the city call at 14 Eleventh street and get an
Accident Ticket,
LOGO 1 day ‘25 c- nts.
> 009 2 days 50 cents.
>,000 5 days $>».
>,000 15 days $2.
>,000 30 days $3.
>,000 one year $10.
i event of death you get 55,000.
i event of loss of eyes you get §5,009.
i event of loss of hands you get $5,000.
i event of loss of feet you get $5,(DO.
i event of loss of one foot you get $2,500.
J5 a week during disability.
I refer to the following: gentlemen, to who
have paid losses;
Maj. W. S. Green, civil engineer, thorn in fi
Mr. Robt. W. Le«lsitiger, broken collar bone
Mr. E. F. Colzey, riding in tournament.
Mr. W. E. IhiBose, throat cut by passenger.
Fire In. urance on all kinds of property in strong comp;
nies at lowest rates. JOHN 1 BLACKMAR.
Insurance Af^cnt. iNo. 14 Eie\emli Street.
'-"“V -—“—-—————
WHOLESALE HOUSES OF COLUMBUS.
BUGOIES, WAGONS AND HARNESS.
Williams, Bullock & Co.
dies, etc.
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Bng-
iies. Wagons, Road Carts, Harness, Sad-
au8 6m
DRV GOODS.
J jKyiC CO j| Wholesale Dry Gxxis, Notions, Etc. Mann
facturers of deans Pants Clvershirts, Etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J. K. orr ee Co.
Manuf acturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
Bergau Joines. j| Zb!
Wholesale Groceries, Cigars, Flag and Smoking Tobac
U T || Wholesale Fancy Groceries and Manufacturer ot Candies, Galen
• -Im-UIxII# || Vinegar, Etc., 1013 Broad street.
J fl_I Ixf'ixA 1 II Wholesale Grocer and Manufacturer of Pure Cider and Vinegai
• UdDI || Candies, Etc., 1017 Broad street.
DRUGS.
Brannon cfc Carson. II Wh o ie8aiu J >r^«s.
FURNITURE.
A €r UllOdBH A; i O II wtoleS!ile an<1 Ketail furniture, Carpets and Wa
JEWELRY.
HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC.
^ Hi-ad ford *i v ' f ^ olosa * oari *^ ietailUeal ‘ ir *uHariiei>f, Sad-lle?, Etc.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA.
Sefif'rfiile in Effect Sunday, October !2, 1800.
To Macon, Augusta, Savannah and Charleston. To ialladega, Anniston. Birmingham, Mompfch
Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Leave Columbus
Arrive Fort Valley
Arrive Macon
Arrive Augusta
Arrive Savannah
Arrive Charleston
To Troy, Eufaula, Albany, Thomasvill
wick and Jacksonville via Union Sp
3 40 p m
6 35 p m
7 50 p rn
6 25 a m
6 30 a m
1216 pm
e, Bruns-
n gs.
Leave Columbus
7 10am
3 30 p in
Arrive Union Springs
9 15 a in
5 35 p In
Arrive Troy
2 40 p in
7 20 p III
Arrive Eufaula
11 06 a m,10 25 p in
Arrive Albany
2 60 p m
1 20 a m
Arrive Brunswick
12 20 p m
Arrive Jacksonville
8 30 a III
Through sleeper from Union Springs
:ross and Jacksonville on night train.
to Way-
Co Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile and
New Or-
leans via Opelika.
Leave Col am bus 10 50 pm
11 59 a m
3 40 p ru
Arrive Opelika 12 08 am
lUOpm
5 *P) p in
Arrive Atlanta 6 50 am;
5 25 p m
Vrrive Montgomery.j 3 45 a m
7 25 p in
Arrive Mobile 8 10 a in;
2 «>5 a in
Arrive New Orleans. | Vi 40 p in j
7 00 ft ni
To Greenville.
Daily.
Leave Columbus
2 45 p n,
Arrive Greenville
6 15 p in
ro Montgomery, Mobile and
New Orl
±an8, via
Union Springs.
Leave Columbus
Arrive Union Springs.
Arrive Montgomery...
Arrive Mobile
Arrive New Orleans...
7 10 a m 3 30 p m
j a 15am, 5 35pm
10 50 a id I 7 05 p id
| j 2 05 an.
I i 7 00 a id
Leave Columbus 10 50 pm 11 59 a in 3 40 p n
Arrive Opelika 12 08 am 109pm 5«0pn
Arrive Roanoke 8 (JO p c
Arrive 'J’alladega 10 55 a ml I
Arrive Anniston jll 43 a m [
Arrive Birmingham. j 6 00 a m, C 25 p m
Arrive Memphis | 5 10 p m 6 3oaml
Arrive Nashville | 7 50pm) 600am|
Arrive Louisville ... 2 27 a id ! 12 07 p m
Arrive Cincinnati... j 6 52 a in j 4 05 p u |
Train leaving at 10 50 p. m. carries Pullmai
sleeper for Birmingham.
To Savannah, Smithviile, Albany, Thomasviile
Brunswick and Jacksonville via Americas.
‘7 05 a m '6 (/) a il
12 45 pm 9 00 an
7 • tf) p it
2 50 l> n> 2 50 p u
5 40 p in 5 40 p n
‘ ... 515an
, jl‘2 U6 p n
8J0an
79X> p in Ar. Savannah, (ia. Lv. s u
The only line running solid trains and I*ul
Buffet Sleeping Cars bet \ * n .^vann.di
Birmingham. Connections a Birn.ii.glian
vatu,ah and Columbus with lines div'-rgin
Americus with Centra! raiiri*mi; at 1 «.rd»de
G. S. & F. railroad, at Helena with 1. 2’.,
G. railway; at Lyons with f cntral rai in ad.
•Meal Station. No. 6 takes break find at
viile.
W. X. MARSHALL, K. S.G(><»DMA7
(ien. Superinlemknt. Gen. Push. A
J. M. CAKOLAX, S. K. P;iss. Agt.,
Savannah,Ga. L. A. SMITi
Western Pass. Agt., St. iioxiu
The Cclumtius Soutl;
Gl
RAILWAY CO.
je mmm i!
Through daily train and quirk tint
tween Albany and (>rifi:n. Inuni
connection at Grittin for Atlanta,
York, Washington, Cincinnati, Lou
and Nashville, and close eonnectit
Albany for all points in Florida and b
ern Georgia.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Albany 7 30 a. rn.i ! 50 p. i
ArriveGoluinlms.il 15a.m. 8 50 p. i
SOUTH fPM 2i!».
Leave Columbus. ..7 40 p. m. 9 3<* .
Arrive Albany.... 11 25 p.m. 6 40 p.
* Daily. t Daily except Sunday,
only.
Through tickets to ai! points on s;;:
and at General Passenger Office, b«
building.
SAMOKL F. P
W. I). Brown*, General
General Passenger Agent.
isville
:ll .it
lOUtli-
Westerii Rail
i,,
banu
Leave Columbus
Arrive Ainericua
Arrive Savannah....
Arrive Albany
Arrive Thomasville.
Arrive W ay cross
Arrive Brunswick. ..
Arrive Jacksonville.
Ouickestand best. 1
to New York than vi
tion with Piedmont
Atlantic Railroad..
August 24,1890. |
Leave New Orleans..
Leave Mobile
Leave Selma
Leave Montgomery..
Leave Chehaw
Arrive Columbus
Leave Columbus
Leave Opelika
Arrive West Point..
Arrive LaGrange
Arrive Newnan
Arrive Atlanta
Via W. a
Leave Atlanta
Arrive Koine
Arrive Dalton
Arrive Chattanooga.
Arrive Cincinnati...
Arrive Nashville....
Via the Piedmont Ail
Leave, Atlanta
Arrive Charlotte
Arrive Richmond
Arrive Washington .
Arrive Baltimore ...
Arrive Philadelphia.
Arrive New York
Train No. 51, Pul In
to Atlanta and Atii
change.
Train No. 50 Carrie
car between Atlanta
Trains Nos. 52 and
Sleeping car between
South Brim.
Leave Aria
.1 Ti
5 45 a m train is solid B
nab with Pullman Buffet sl<
•rmnghain to Savat
eper.
To Atlanta via Griffin
Leave Columbus
Arrive Griffin
Arrive Atlanta
Through day coach
1 p in train.
... # 1 00 p m *5 tJO p a
... 3 50pm, 8 15 pc
...; 5 40 p m 10 10 p n
ambus to Atlanta oi
Leave Coiuml
Arrive Oiielik
Arrive Cheha
Arrive Montg-
Arrive Selina
Arrive Mobile
Arrive New <»
Arrivals of Trains at G'
11 30 a in
From Macon.....
From A meric us..
From Birmingh
From Opelika
From Montgom
ana Troy
From Greenville .
From Atlanta
Griffin
From Atlanta
Opelika
3 f-5 P rn
i 25 p m
I 20 a ra i
) 25 a m j
I 30 a m
5 25 p in
110 00 p zn |
5 45 a Jii
11 58 a m|
r 45 p m J
* 10 p m
CENTRAL. P
Columbus & iiuif
I I SV.S f
S T 1 E A. 1S/L
•Oaiiy. iDaily except 6unda).
For lurther information relative to tickets, best routes, etc., apply to F. J. Robinson, Tick
Agent. J.C. Haiie, Agent, Columbus, Ga. D. H. Bythewood, D. P. A. Columbus, Ga. L.
Charlton. G. P. A.. Savannah. (4a
Specimen Copies and Beautiful Calendar sent rree.
Comes*^~-^ST0RiSY^7Tppjr-^^iENcFp ARM | NS y^^
every bythe I ' 000 BCHUDRElfilappLEUFM^
Week ^ Ho° m 0 e 5 5 0 jBssrMnBgliuisiwid^^ p>ge
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FaMILY* i A YEAR. !!
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FREE TO JAN. I, 1891.
To any NEW SUBSCRIBER who will cm out and send ns this slip with name and
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THE YOUTH’S COMPANION FREE to January, 1S91, and for a Full Year from that Date.
This offer includes the FITE DOUBLE HOLIDAY NUMBERS for Thanksgiving, Christmas,
Hew Year's, Easter and For.rth-of-Ju!y, and all the Illustrated Weekly Supplements.
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WITH
$1.75
d Whiskey Habits
at home with
out pain. Book* of par-
t >iriar=5 sent FRKE.
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er- lid „ Whitehall K*
NEW GOODS
FOIEA—
FALL AND WINTER j
i8S:o.
The largest and best assortment we have ever j
offered! Any who may want Suit, Pants or
Overcoat come and see us. We will be sure to
please you.
G. J. PEACOCK,
Clothing Men ifacturer, 1300 and 1202 Rroad
eUcoi oultuuooa, Ga.
I of freight on tue Uhatt
j Flour, j.er barrel
| Cotton Seed Meal, per 1
Cotton, per bale
| Guano, per ton
| Other freight in propoi
j Passage from Goiuiub
I Other poiDts in proporti'
!
. * Steamers leave Odum
Steamer Fanny Fear
j Steamer Naiad Thnr« :
i Steamer Milton H. Sim
i Above schedule’will ■
ting. Sche^iule subject i
Boat reserves the rig:;:
point when considered d;
B^»at will not stop at
list of landing? furaisho
December 15, 1889.
Our responsibility for i
been discharged at a la:
there to receive it.
ar y
•d !d
Sec’y and Trea
GK<
e ot Briat?
op!* ’s I
President
-THE-
National Bank of Cc^mbr-;-.-.
Capital stud Umtivid-d profits
A bank of deposit at 1 dieooent. Ez-thanam
bought and sold. Colleo:: n» ma-!e on ai’. points.
The account* of merchant*, farmers, bant >i
manufacturers and all others respectfully solia-