About Columbus enquirer-sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1886-1893 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1890)
ENQUIRER-SUN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1803. ! RECORD OF TWO STATES.! COMMERCIAL REPORTS PATENT. Ht drug store of J Gt- Tri X-iIEDIE. .January 17, 183(1.—Mr. A K Sir: Wiien I require the"use of ■ ur pantiscopic crystalize.1 lenses iliiancv and clearness of vision T to *oy glasses ] have ever FlTZHI GH J,KE.‘ Ex-Governor of Virginia, g asses adjusted to defective eve- ‘ v ans <nj Howard, 0 o . aor 11 fri sun * ’ ) n CtRWETUER -=i 4 s i M a TV HAT IS GOIXG ON IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA. an epitome of newsy items celled fkom the columns of bright EXCHANGES — MATTERS CURIOUS AND OTH ERWISE. | An oil mill will be built at Covington | next year. The city of Thornasville is rjDidlv fill ing with winter tourists. J A half interest in the Cartersviile Cour- j ant-American is offered for sale. Newton county makes about 300 gallons of corn whisky daily. There was a heavy hail storm in Griffin Wednesday afternoon. There is a probability that Athens will have a paid fire department after Christ mas. The Cumberland Island Company has selected a site for the proposed grand hotel. Dawson has about 400 voters, but only 200 have registered for the municipal elec tion. A government surveyor is investigating the practicability of making Yellow river a navigable stream. .James A. Stewart, a son of Congress man Stewart, was re-elected Mayor of Griffin Wednesday, without opposition. lhe First Methodist church of Daiton has paid this year for all expenses $7,- 70:5.00, of which only $1,050 was for sala ries. Dalton is growing to he an important lumber market. Thousands of feet of yellow pine and popiar are shipped from that point (lady. by fire of the Georgia offices and depot at entailed a loss on the MU MIDLAND i GULF IIK THE SHORT LINE ATLANTA, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI. ■uj-*» * ' ’*** ^ Wholesale by Brannon & Carson and Patterson & Thomas. Eirk HcadftCbo Rnd rr-lieveall tho troubles tad- d» nt to a bilious state cf the system, such ad Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the Side, Ac. While thoirmosi remarkable buccesa has been ohown in curing Headache, yet Carter’s Little Liv^r etc equally valuable in Couetipation, curing and pro- v ..ting thi3 annoying complaint, while tin v also c rrccialldisordersofthoKtomach.Btimulfvietbe liver and regulate tlio bowela. Even if they ouiy iced gr The destruction | railroad freight Augusta Monday, road of S100,(XX). Robert Norten, the young man charged with murder in Effingham county, has succeeded in making a bond, which it is thought will be accepted and his release ordered. W. F. W'igley, of Cobb county, is 82 years old, but he made this year sixteen two-horse wagon loads of corn, three hales of cotton and forty bushels of pota toes. He did all the plowing himself. A short while ago .James D. Ray, of Berrien county, disappeared mysteriously and his triends have been apprehensive that he was murdered. Ray has turned up again, but reluses to give any account I of his absence. Isaac Gloer, of Clarke county, weighs | 160 pounds, but his family, consisting of himself, wife and four children, weigh al together 1,500 pounds. Mrs. Gloer weighs duo pounds, an three of the children, one of them a daughter, weigh 200 pounds each. Gen. Joe Wheeler, the great Confeder ate cavalry leader, was in Marietta a few days ago on a visit to relatives. He was on his wayto Washington to be in at the opening of Congress, of which body he is a distinguished member, representing an Alabama district. Mr. Mark Verderry, paymaster of the Brunswick and Western railroad at Bruns wick, was knocked down and robbed Tues day night by two negroes. The negroes thought he had considerable money in a little satchel he was carrying, but they got nothing. IN ALABAMA. Eufaula has had no rain in three weeks. | Sheffield is putting up a $25,000 school ! building. Some people are in favor of Confederate | veterans retiring to the rear, but General i Pettus said in a speecli the oilier day that | | they have never been in the liauit of taking j that position.—Piedmont Post. I Tiie man who will take a paper from the office lor six months or a year without I j paying for it, and then have it returned to j Gr'.su eminent 8cu 4 r. x.—Futures. American ling clause, December delivery 5 8-64a — tit; December and -January delivery 5 9-(4it: .Jan uary and February delivery 5 T2-t4q.5 13-6J i February and March delivery 5 15-646; March and April delivery- 5 18-t>4'5 o'; April and May delivery 5 21-643; .way and .June depv-rv 5 23-04a Lit; .June and .Inly delivery 5 75--'4 l$- Juiy and August delivery 5 77-640, <lt. Fu tures closed quiet. ♦Sellers. -iiusers. 5Vair.es. New York, Dec. 4.— Noon—Cotton quiet and steady, sales to bales; middling uplands 9 7 it»c, Orleans 9 3 ,c. Futures — The ma”ket opened easy, with sales as follows: December delivery 9 14c; Jau- uary delivery 9 ‘28c; February delivery 9 47c; March delivery 9 51c; April delivery 9 61o; May deiiverv, 69c 4 n. m.—Cotton dull; sales today 75 bales, middling uplands y^c, Orleans 9 ? - 4 e; receipts at all ports 76,751, exports Britain 77 3, France stock 681,351 bales. 61-. m.—Cotton, net receipts 1019, gross 1958. Future, c.osed tirm, *.itb s --les of 9 ,500 baies as follows; Dev-mt.-r delivery 9 !8o9 19c. January de livery 9 32a9 33 . Febr-t. delivery 9 I4< 9 4 . March delivery 9 54aU 5h:, April deiiverv 9 63 - 9 64c; May delivery 9 7 la 9 72c, Juie- de.ivcry 9 81 a.9 825, July delivery 9 88a9 89c, Augu- t delivery 9 91,0,9 9'2c; September delivery 9 61a, 9 63c. Freights to Liverpool weak; cotton %d. Galveston, Dec. 4—Cotton, middling 9'4 r ; net receipts 3001 gross receipts 3001, sales 1430; stock 75,725 bales; exports to Great Britain 11.22-., continent 6296* France ; Spinners —, market quiet. Norfolk, Dec 4. —Cotton, middling 9c; net receipts 4349, gross receipts 4349; sales 1287; stock 42,942 bales; exportr *“ wise.733; continent Baltimore. Dec. 4.—Cotton, middling net receipts 243 gross receints243- sales , stock 15,478 bales; exports,Orea-- BritaiuJldSl. -astwise —1, continent 2043, France —; market dull. Boston, Dec. 4.— Cotton, middling 9 7-16c net receipts 16(0, gross receipts 4251; sa.es 0, slot k ; experts to Great Britain baies; market steady. Wilmington, Dec. 4.—Cotton, middling 8!' 8 c; net receipts 907, gross receipts 907; sales 0; stuck 15,689 bales; ,-sports to Great Britain .conti nent , coastwise market dull. Philaiieli'Uia, Dec. 4.—Cotton, middling 9%e; net receipts 77, gross receipts 96, sales > stock 50,66(1 bales; exports to Grea. Britain ’baies, market quiet. Savannah. Dec. 4.— Cotton, middling 8%o, net receipt-6261, gross receipts 6261, sales 2100. stock 138,614 uales; exports to Great Britain 6.49; coastwise , continent 1600; market quiet. New <Orleans, Dec. 4.—Cotton,middling 91 lGc, net receipts ! 2,3';7,gross receipts 13, 18, t-alet 6500 stock 223,158 bales; exports to “ 12,189, France 5540, coastwise —, market steady. Mouilk, Dec. 4.—Cotton, middling 9c; net receipts it03 gross receipts 100 5. sales 1060; stoex 30,676 bales; exports coastwise4021,bales; market quiet. Memphis, Dec. 4.— Gott.on, middling net reeeints 3879, lii.lueut- 5111; stock 127,063, lia: ; m trket steady. i’TD IN SLOOD AMD PRINCIPLE. Hnujirists who will endeavor to palm off somethin** they L These druggists are nw-re p< isoned in principle than could noi c. in blood. Don’t have “as gtx.d W. XV. C., but have the genuine , have rheumatism, dyspepsia, scrofula, or any blood di>ease and want FRA ZER & DOZIER, Wholesale Hardware. There a claim “as g si My be ao\ if you are oi permanent Apal ^Voolr>ridge’s Wonderful Curf Co., CoIut -.bus. Ga.— Gentlemen contracted a very severe case of F.lood Poison a id it stuck to me for quantities of all the T’dood Purifiers on the market, but none did me a \V. XV. C. Five bottles completely cured me. When I commenced t ered with sores from Read to foot. Your* g ratefu Price, $ I.CO per bottle. James coleman. For sale by all druggists. Manufacture.! bv W. TV. C. Co., Colairbii'i, Gil. hro l!j (\>aeh Between Atlanta and ( oiunUm- \ ia Grittiu. Fhe only line ranniug I« il’Bl.K DAILY UAin. ix*twoen lolumbtL* .n.d AtlnntH, uuikiug connections in Union I>e£>ot, Atlanta. ■JCHFDBU; IN KKFrt r NDAY, NtPT 7 ill. 1890. NOUTH BOUND—Daily I No 51. No. 53 heave Columbu? 1 no p m 5 On p xl Arrive Warm Springs 1 *2 S2 p m 6 o7 p m Arrive at Conconi 1 3 07 p m 7 26 p m Arrive lirirtiii 3 50 p ui 8 i! p m lieave Griffin, Central R. K. .. 4 no p ni 832pm Arrive Atlanta 5 40 p m 10 lo pm (>eave tirittin. Li.M. & G. K.R. a 35 p tn Ar. Mclhmougb, G. M. & G...J | ^ 15 p m Ar. Atlanta, E. T., V. A G... ..| !I0 26 pm south bound—Daily. N le spring of 1K*S I ar. I had taken d m til I struck Vv*. W. c , I was iXave Atlanta via C. R. K Arrive tlritliu, G. K. K. Lv. Atlanta via K. T.. V & G. Lv. Mfi'..iumgh viaU.M.AG Ar. Grirtin via ti. M. A •eavo Griiiin... Arrive Warm Sj»rings No. 5? l 15 p re 4 oi' p m 4 4 15 p il 5 16 p ra ' 10 p ID r.(.y l.'l •* G3--A-. W. H. > WV, "rr ’> -uk\C. i l r-d. and Stools. Cabinet Work of ull k : Banks Cat.ilojrue free. A idtvss A . er I- r.ru'.lure, jewelrv Travs . te Outfits for Stores and V/ CASE CO . Atlanta, 6a . 11 ft) a in j Thnuigh coach between Columbus and Atlant* via Gridin on trains Nos. 51 ami 5*2. Train 53 stops at Concord *20 minutes tor supper. Ask lor ticKtts to AllautH and ah pointe N^yotu? >wr tlie G-orgia ^lidiand Railroad. Tickets op sale at l'ir.on dopsA and at the ortice over Third National Bank. M. K. GKA V. Superiutendeu . j CLIFTON *loNKS,i^enerftt P.assonger Agen • W. M. PARbl.LV. tieueral I raveling Agent. SAM lUUri’K YiVitBiish, Liirnnis anf «(. Railway COLOMBU5 iiiGjS WORKS GO. FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS .Erers, c9-A. M (Msufactursr**! of lit IMPROVED CALENDER ROLLERS, So much admired and extensively used by cotton manufaetnrers of the present day. They con8iB principally of live Rollers, six inches in diameter, 40 inches long, two of tuern boilow, being a recep tacle for steam. They are furnished with all necessary pipe and valves, titted np ready to be attacLet to a boiler; hits ail the latest improvements on same, including the Selvage Roll erg and Cloth ¥*ri Folder; a taut and loose Pulley, 2U inches in .liaiaeter, 4 inches face, all ready to be connected to t line of Shafting. It only requires a trial to demonstrate their indispenaability. iruat Bru continent 130’); 4400, We are Sole Manufacturers of Stratton's Improved Absorption Ice Machines uti< unwt PKACTJK'AJG, KVMSicHflUAlx acil OISABLE ICE ev<-i made Hu Auserka. Aucsta net roc.einr stock 40,78"» Do i.-it •1113 quiet. $30: contmeut, - C. M. KIiSSEE, (^uectFser io V, jtticli & Kim-C), Will sell at > tw Vi'ik prices my new ami well selected stock o LmuiiOiids \Viitct es, (-locks, Jewelr> S:iv«‘rv. arf a* d Sp «na« les. I GUARANTEE tELI\BLE hGOIS. UOTThM PKICKS VXD F \[H DE VLLNGS. Inspector of watches for Geutra! Railroad of Georgia CORNER BROAD and TWELFTH S i KEE LS. No. 6 Daily | \N estwanl 9:15 a 10:45 h 10:45 a 1:17 | 3:15 | 3:35 1 p m Lv. Biriniii£ham,Ala. Ar a m Ar. Columbus, G». Lv a m Lv. Columbus. Ga. Ar a in Ar. Ainericus, Ga. Lv, a ui Lv. Ainericus, Ga Ar. Ar. Cordt lf, Ga. 1 S. A.xV M.dep Conlele, Ga. Helena, Ga. b:0U a m 10:50 p m p m 6:40 p in G:'20 p m Ar. Sa aiiu.il i. Lv. 4:56 p tn Ar.| 4.56 p Oi Ar.j ‘2:17 p m Lv. 12:JO p in Ar. 11:59 a n I Lv. 8:3» » n. The «>ui\ line running solid Buffet sleeping Cars bet v< Birniinghain. Connections a vannah ami Columbus with Ainericus w itli Central railn * t». S. & F. r:ulr<»Hfi; at Helen G. railway; at Lyons with Gei •Meal Station. No. 6 takes ville. W. N. MARSHALL, K. (ien. Su|*erinteiident. J. M. CAKoLaN, S. F.. Pass. Savannah, (x a. Western Pass. . trains and Pu.mmn sell Sovannah ai (3 Binningham, Sa lines diverging; at ui; at Cordele with a w ith K. T., V. A itral railroad, breakfast at Klla- S. GOOOMAN, Gen. Pass. Agcmt. Agt., E. A. SMITH, Agt., St. Louis Mo Bar Latest and Greatest Premium Offer I Uio publisher steal »he**p on Arbethny would lx)aImoBtpricpU*53fj' Uioro who Fu.Ver from this distressing corn plaint; butfoiLU- i*.i iely t heir goodness does notend here.fi nd these r ‘.( onretry them will hnd thcselitflepillsvaJn- f,Mo In Romany ways that they will not bo wit ling to do without them. Fut after all sick head ACHE l3 the bare of so ninny livi?8 that hero in whero \v - make our groat boast. Our pills cure it while o‘.i rrs do not. • ;»rt« r’9 Little Liver Fills arc very email mid very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. Th v are strictly vegetable and do not gripo or j tut by their gentle action please ail who n.-o thorn. In vialsat 25cents ; liv o for il. Ciolu by ui uggiata every w'hero, or sent by inaiL CARTER MEDICINE CO., Now Vcrlc. SM'll PILL. SMALL BOSE. SMAlLFr T itiarki“(J ■iuicl iy a ur■••Si.- .I,i efused whip hi^ ■cr il: aiii.g • sav? l li.il would ' IjOUISVUiC <111 • i -V Hiui • li Mobile and Ohio Nashville %nd C Now Orleans Pa Now \'orU Centi Norfolk and Wor Northern The Greatest Discovery of the Age. OLD IN THEORY, BUT THE REMEDY RECENTLY DISCOVERED. CURES WITHOUT FAIL CATARRH, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, HAY FEVER BRONCHITIS, RHEUMATISM. DTSPEPSIA, CANCER, SCROFULA, DIABETES, BRIGHT S DISEASE, MALARIAL FEVER, DIPTHERIA AND CHILLS. In short, all forms ot Organic and Functional Disease Tt.e cures effected by this Medicine are in duny MIRACLES! (Sold oil It in Jugs containing One Gallon 1 **ier Tlieee Bollars—asmall inveaimen, n nun Health uud Life can be obtained. "History of the Microbe Killer” Free CALL ON OR ADDRESS W. Wakefield, sole agent lor, Columbus, Ga No. S Twelfth street stock svud Hon»l Quotations. By John Biaekmar, Broker, Columbus. Ga. Bid. Asked eer-'ia 7s 1,8 eoreia "s’189-’ 1,rJ lw futit’akV 106 HU IS , iTs Ill 112 A s])"( al from L«Grnug< L. U. Hunter, editor o; tlic I.aGrauge iiee, who was irrested for slim) 1117 and kii ill2 Charles Nickerson, in irslul <>i tin- towi., has been acquitted. t>- ;li.( i.i.ii it iv.-u found tli it the shootius; was do.ie iu seli- defcn.se. The Alabama sheriffs' have been in ses sion at Birmingham, during Which they took very vigorous proceedings in reference to bogus detectives. The sheriff's will petition the Legislature to pass an act in reference to the subject. The Montgomery Journal stales that a personal difficulty occurred on the veran da of tin' capitol on Wednesday, between Reuben Kolb and Frank P. Stark, growing out of some publications in the Advertiser, of which Mr. Stark is one of the editors. 1'he parties were separated by friends be fore either suffered any serious injury. Some one of our counties has sent to the ^islature either a fool or a knave. W'hi'n men occupying such positions make persistent efforts to slip into the ballot Tounesse< box a duplicate ticket two or three times | Uj" 11 , ’.'.T in an hour, as was done at Montgomery Thursday night in the Senatorial caucus, charity suggests that an acceptable candi date for Dr. Brices treatment has some bow broke into the legislature. We sug gest a commission on lunacy.—Geneva Record. Jasper Eagle: The commissioners at the regular meeting of their court last week purcharsed a county farm for the poor and let. the contract for all the necessary buildings, fencing, cleaning, etx The place selected is where J. J. Mulligan lives, about three miles north of town, containing eighty acres, for whi h they gave St>00. The contract for buildings was let to Mr. J. B. Long, at So,300, which is to he completed by the next regular meeting of the commissioners' court in February. Ms Sav lab 1 .115 . llH 1 ^ 94 116 116 105 Mui & G. K. K. first, due 1917 A. and G. 7s, 1897 Central railroad joint mtge Central railroad gold 5s C., C. and Aug. tirst mtge C., C. and Aug. second mtge Columbus and Koine lirst mtge.. ■ Coiumbus and Western first mtge Corn >:on and Macon first mtge 6s U.. Jeff, and So. first mtge end... G., Jeff, and So. first mtge G.. Jeff, and So. second mtge end. Georgia railroad 6s M. and N. Ga Montgomery and E. first mtge, 1909.1(1 O S §. Co.,endorsed by 0. railroad. 101 Sav. Ainericus and Montgomery 6s.. 95 S. Fla. and W. 6s, 1935 Hj S. Fla. and W. 7s, 1899 >“ Georgia Southern aud Fla. first 9b Atlanta and West Point stock t 1! 9 Atlanta and West Point debentures. l'U 110 194 99 D THE TOBACCO KKBATK OMISSION. Washington, December 4.—The ways and means committee will hold its initial meeting of the session tomorrow. It is understood that the committee will imme diately take measures to ratify the omis sion of the tobacco rebate section from the McKinley tariff law by the passage of a supplemental bill before January, when the original section would have gone into effect. Chairman McKinley and Mills to day said that they did not think it neces sary to give a hearing on the subject, and that they thought there would be no oppo sition to a correction of the error. BIRMINGHAM'S BUDGET. Birmingham, December4.—[Special.]— The new city government, with Mayor A. O. Lane at its head, began last night. The retiring board presented Mayor Thompson with an elegant gold watch as a token of their appreciation for him. He replied in feeling terms. On taking the chair Mayor Lane made a ringing speech, in which he said he in tended to make Birmingham a God-fearing oitv, and stop the sale of rum ou Sunday. Pacific .M Reading. Now *le Missouri i'Aeinc VV os torn Lv'oii Tel Cotton Oil 'Sr:9% Ce BruiiHwick ... — Mobile and Ohio. 4f Silver certificates. RAILWAY ( 0. THE Ci j ATTA!iO(JiJilE IECLTl. Through daily train and quick time lie- tw*-en Albany and Griffin. Immedia e connection at Griffin for Atlanta, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, Louisville and Nashville, and close connection at Albany for all points in Florida and South ern Georgia. NORTH ROU Ml, buiMing. VV I). Bi:ow: BUGGIES, WAGON'S A Uliana, l£ li Lock & Cm Atlantic Kailroa August ‘24, isy L>IiY GOGHS. f. h yic A j ., j • Established I c >:. Wnolesftle I>ry G' jfit*, Notione. i ' tacturere of JcauF P>iuls <Jv_‘r*liirus. Etc. Sto. Manti HOO'l's A Nil tsHfi'La. 3 iv,. * n*r > v 1 . . Mftiiuiaoturer^ tn i V-’n .lvftale Deftlwr* iu Boo»** in • *. i itt ■; ii F* ijob. GltJ iCLKXLb. lit !i*gTUt tN WholeSftie Grooeruw, ‘.'igarj*. Plug and Smo •king To'dab Leave M» Leave Ch Arrive (J. <L F. FAFft MT, •wri*r*l JVUuaff-r. uiiiCfl •bort«» lie. C1<>M couiit** ant? Yt tmr«*ri) a&d No. 337 j No7gl.~ 3 15 p tr» 8 (Pi p ro 7 e M p in; 12 4u a m 4 3«» p in! 5 4n h tt. it/t.nifcry. uiuhun... 1 15 .—CHirA<Jc>, were: F'lour steady, w inre do $4 C.yr.4 9W, Dakei «»urui^ uiifat 90%c, No. 2 ret: 5 3 s c - Da i-. No. 2. 43^ 43V«'’. Fuf’r Wheal—December May Corn — December . May Oats — December. Dec. 4.—Cv*h qnoraiicn- spring p it Tits S4 70 a5 00. L. i. Jvoim. J H. Gabriel. Wholesale Faiicj ii-rocerios and Vinegar, Kto., 1013 Broad street. Alaiaidacturer Wholesale Grocer and Manufaei Candies. Ktc., 1M? Hroau si root. or of Pure C id oi •1 profitable; l lFOKTJCri/rURE. H< rein 1- «lv*n the moat useful hint* perrh "- cork ' cnmphor.oa9T.ir • l j grower* of till ..f Te^erat.let. mu fruit* ae gathered NATURAL HISTORY, from the experience of the ruo«t suc:ea«ful horticulturists. desc-lpiioiu*. aocol.^panled hi I A ItCIlITFCTritE. Des-'gn* and plansfor houses, cottrges Barns and other outhul dings, with valuable suggestions t( thc-e iutendtug to liuild. LAW. Th- ViMUfini Cm HOrKKHOLfL This work eor*a'ns tried e C d tesred reel* for almost everv luisginahle dish for breakfast, dinner and tt this department ah-oe being worth more than nine-tenths ti e cook books sold ; almost Innumerable hints, helps and »u festlooa to housekeepers ; designs atid suirgeNtiona for roaki: many beautiful thu gs for the adornment of home. In need: work, embroidery. etc. ; hlntson floriculture, telling howto successful with all the various plants ; toilet hint.*, tellling hi to preservsai d beautify the complexion, hands, teeth, ha . 2^. p ii A ii 111 'J Of ifc H? mi II 15ft in »tu ’.10 50 p .ii . ui. lo 05 a m . m 1( 53 h ut .in 11 19 ft -.1 .miL 11 pm L III j 1 3U l U2 6 18 p Opfei ’iig kt :«rbc-t I)RUL.>. 90 M;u 50 53 r g 4.^4 BramtO!* &• ('arson- Dion herein e 43 O.. Dec. UIN« I>'.n ATI, 2 red 94a—o. Corn stea Liftta quivt; No. *2 mixed 43c. Baltimore, Dec. 4.—Flour active—Howard street ftTid we.sLerii superior ?>o UUt*£4 ou c-xira ^3 60a4 40, family ?4 50a5 00, city in lis. K:o bnuHte,'' .tr»i$5 00a5 20. VYbea .Souihe-. n easier; Fuitz 93c a 9n!, jL.ongberr\ 95c a Ois'c, weetein quiet. No. 2 winter red, f»pot and December y3i /a a93 3 4C. Corn, gout hern, dull; while 5r<i56e, veixOW 55a56c, western firm. Proviisl .-ne».— CHICAGO, Dec. 4.—MeflS port j $3C*2 l ^a8 75. Lard $5 60. Sh<»ir r bnidee. lCK.se, ' >5 10u5 20, shoulders, £4 62 1 /av a4 67; short cleft* j sides, 65^5 70. Opening H gh ’St ClO'inr \ G HliocHis ' o. fi'UKN IT*. JliJb*. Wholesale * Paper. Furniture. Carp» JKWKLUV. HAKNESS, SADD7: >1. A. Kradford. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Harness, Sa«idles, K* Futures. M. Pork—Decern her .. May Lard — December.. May S. Ribs—December ... May Dec. 11 t -‘-3 4 JO 11 52* 5 60 6 47 1 4 90 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA. Seh-'tlulo in Effect Sumia>, October 12, 1800. Cinlinn ’ To Macon, Augusta, Savannah and Charleston. Leave Columbus... Arrive Fort Valley. Arrive Macon Arrive Augusta.... Arrive Savannah 3 40 p m 6 35 p in 7 50 p m 6 25 a m 6 30 a m i‘i Savannah stock. Augtti Cemr Cemr Ge.»r- South Eagle Muse Paragon stock...' Swift Manufacturing Co. stock Ch;ittfthtH>choe Nat’l Hank stock... M. and M. Bank stock Third National Bank stock Columbus Savings Bank stock... . City Gas Light Co. stock Georgia Home Insurance Co. stock. Coiumbus Ice Co. stock Paragon Factory bonds. 7s Muscogee Factory bonds, 7s §wift Factory, Os...., .130 117 107 106 105 I He said that tlie touey gambler would j l&ft-25c | suffer alike with the humble crap shooter. ! His speech aroused great enthusiasm. | The election of the city officers will | Dike place next Wednesday night. CHl'KCH BURNED. | St. Mary's, South Highlands, Church of 1 the Advent, wa« burned at midnight last night with a loss of S10.000; insurance $5000. The origin is unknown, but it is 1 supposed to have caught fire from a light j it-ft burning after choir practice, or a cigarette, the choir had left it only two hours before. fire in dadeville, ala. Dadevillk. Ala.. December 3.—[Spe- I C iai j—Mr. Wingfield Wagener. who re- I sides just without the incorporate limits ot I our city, lost a dwelling house on his | piemises last night from fire. He has a | couple of negroes under arrest for arson I and burglary. 4.—Flour, market quiet; family $3 50 a 3 90, faucy ^4 3 ,| .a4 55. Pork dull, $10 25. Lard lower, $5 65a5 75c. Bulk muftlt* quiet; short rib sides $5 37Vj. Bacon quiet; snort clear sides $6 50. siHHr ai• if •'oftVe—Nkw York, Dec 3.— Sugar -raw dull and stea ty. fair refining G 4 3 4 c: centrifugal? 96 test 5 3 b a5 l /a c; renned qu;e , U 5 1-I6a5 3-16c,extra 0 5 l 4 aj 3 8 c. yellow 4 15-loao white C 5 7-i6a5 9-16c. uC A 5 7-16c. mouiu a 6 4-16c. standard A 6 l-16c, confectioners A 5 7 „c. , _ „ on cut loaf 64.c. crushed 6 3 4 e, powdered bV. I heave Columbus | 7 10 a m, 3 30 p m granulated eV s c. cubes c. Golfee—options | Arrive Union Springs 9 15am 5 .15 d m closed steady, 10^20 points down, lower cablfs; j Arrive Troy 1 246pm' 7 20 p ni December $17 15al7 25; Janury $!6 2ual6 35, Arrive Eufaula ;1106am 1025pm May $15 lOalj 15. Spot no dull and easier, fair | Arrive Albany.. j 2 50pm _I20am CiiTgocs 19 1 4 c; N->. 7 17^4 a 17 3 8 c. Wool .hiiU rtui.-.-New York, Dec, 4 — Hide? quiet—wet salted. New Orleans selected, 5<» and oU pounds, Textw -t-lecoKl, no a:, i 6U pounds, 5^^160. Woci dull and easier, domestic fieece 34,0.59c, pullea -7^^-k;, ioXgc Arrive Charleston 12 16 p m To Troy, Eufaula, Albany, Thornasville, Bruns wick and Jacksonville via Union Springs. Through sleeper from Union Springs to Way- cross and Jacksonville on night train. To Talladega, Anniston, Birmingham, Memphi Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati. Leave Columbus Arrive Opelika .. Arr*ve Roanoke. Arrive Talladega Arrive Anniston Arrive Birmingham Arrive Memphis Arrive Nashville... Arrive Louisville .. Arrive Cincinnati.. ..10 50pm 11 59 am 3 40 p c .. 12 08 a m 1 00 p m 6 00 p r — ,60opJ .. 10 56 am ! ..11 43 a m ! 6 00 a m 6 25 p ml 5 10 p m 6 3t) a m 7 30 p m 6 00 ft m 2 27 a m 12 07 p m: 6 52 ft nr 4 05 p ni i Train leaving at 10 50 p. m. carries Pullmai sleeper for Birmingnam. ntAlned. It tell? how . avnlieblein every household, every , " gl ' disease *n<i ailuifiit that In cur<*bl-.-, ihJ** dei artinent forinii.tr a "° me comp.ete medical hook, lhe value of which lu any home cau harflly be computed ih dollars and c»ut*. rivv*' INVENTION ANO IHM OrEHL RsmsrksMr Inter- rtVh esiii.g deaciip'lons of ^reat Inventions. iu *luding the Steam o- ■: EnffitiF, theT** rgraph. the rnntlng Press, the Electric l.tcht. rr,»: the Sewing Machine, the Telephone, the Type Writer, the Type fn.' Sttririg Machine, the Cotton Gin, etc. THE WO It LD’S WONOEH«*. Graphi-' de-cri t .»1ors, beau'lftillv illuetriited. of the Veilowetone P**r'r. Vos^mlie n '*' Valiev. Niagara Kalla, the Alpa, Paris. Vesivius, Venice, f ‘* Vienna, the Canon* of Colorado. Mammoth Cave, Natural nTjini Bridge, Wa'kina Glen, the White Mountains, etc , eic. s. profuse!v JUu»trn’»i|. of t»:a lire. forms, ritee and ceremotile* «.r the etc F oin t h<> ab**v9 hri‘-f sunimary of p a rr*nif*nft» «nrrie i pt r nluahlew rk th« Mammoth »'YCl.«-P^ii>iA if rosy lo*. mu-.'. % • - ii« gn at work liav** h« en i;im> ■: Dinar as: at"i *-Lon-#* •>[ ably ..n» of tl»** b**st at-d rnoet valuable wi.rks » ver publi he.I i it. It la a work to !••* c 'M-u'* *1 -v-ry • ay wjrli 'egar ! i a-'ir** in wrtMne ami eor.vt r.sanr.n, • y ?!*■- farm, r and hmiaew: tinuuui leading no w«*rk luore er lor.aim, j, v,r instructive. bow he may containing full and concls? explanaM arid the h w* of the several htat«s up- r MININfi. Descriptions end IP.istr gold, silter. diamonds, coai, sa.:. cop quicksilver. W ON BEKS OF TIIE SKA. illustrated the mnnv wonderful and hea wiae pearl dlvlnff. coral Ashing, etc . e: STATISTICAL A NO MIM'F.I Arrive Via eh* ! r ain No. 51) earn I car be: ween Atlanta Train? No*. 52 an Sloping car bef.w ee : tOU. , South Bound Train* I iyOavn Atlanta. ... . 7 50 :t .. II '16 ii i .. 11 44i a ni li» ir p m 1 OU p m I * 40 j- in 6 k; a ni 3 &' p m .. 7 06 p m! 5 If* a m » New York arM Easi 7 !l* a iu 600 pin . 6 30 p m .* 40 h ir. ■. 5 16 h in 3 3o p n> 6 53 am 7 13 J m -.1 8 ‘26 a m ) 1 86 p m .. 10 47 a m 3 no h m 1 ‘2i» p ui. 6 20 a oi urTet Sic* plug Jiiuiftlt SgITaIi and Wft*L ug. . N o* in “ pro 6 07 ;in, ( 2 i 7 ,, 3rin 3-i r of> K K. I UTZ, Traffic Mat.tftgor. KDilUM) L. TYLER, <*»}!icrft! Maoagor. A . CA’J*, Pa*»cr.ger Agetit. Grand Premium Offer to Subscribers to the lnnnv New York, Dec. 4— Petroleum weak and dull; Barker’s $7 10. refined, all porta. Cotton ‘ Cotton need yellow 32c. —Koain du 45al 50. K^iu quiet. S ANNAl Rosin fi.m. f>il —New York, Dec, 4.— depressed, dull; crude 27a—c. -New York, Dec. 4. 'ower. 39 l 4i:39 3 4C. entme steady, 26c. To Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile and New Or leans via Opelika. I Leave Columbus 10 50 p m 11 5S a m 3 40 p m I Arrive Opelika 12 a m 1 00 p nil 5 00 p m i Arrive Atlanta 6 50 a mj 5 25 pm] 1 Arrive Montgomery. 3 45 ft m 7 ‘25 pm . Arrive Mobile 8 10 am i 2o5am j arrive New Orleans. 12 40 pm_ 1 •*» a in '1 90. tic firm; To Greenvill. _eave Columbus ... Lrrive Greenville.. To Savannah, Smithville, Albany, Thomaenlle Brunswick aud Jackeo jviliti via America?. Leave Columbus -7 «X> a m '6 00 an Arrive Americus 12 45 p m 9 00 an Arrive Savannah •••, 7 00 p it Arrive Albany ! 2 50 p m 2 50 p n Arrive Thomaarille ; 5 40 p in 5 4<) p n Arrive Waycross .... j 5 1 5 ft n Arrive Bruns wick ... , 12 05 p n Arrive Jackeonville ...| , 8 30ar 5 45am train ip solid Birmingham to Savar j nah with Pullman Buffet leei»er. To Atlanta via Gr»tfin. Leave Columbus — *lu0pm*500pn j Arrive Griffin .... 3 50 p in 8 15 i> D | Arrive Atlanta 5 40 p m 10 10 j r Through day coach Co umbu? to Atlanta oi 1 1pm train. Daily. ■2 45 }. m I Arrivals of Trai 6 15 p n- | From Macon Ill; .trained $1 25 To Montgomery. Mobile and New Orleans, via Union Spring*. 3 25 pi in. Dec. 4 — v 4 —"Whisky ?l 14 i?kv steady Si 14. ! Leave Columbus | Arrive Union Springs ! Arrive Montgomery ; Arrive Mobile j Arrive New crrleans 7 10 • ‘30pm 9 15 a m 5 35 p m 10 50 a m i 7 05 p m j } 2 if* a m I j 7 00am From Ainericus * From Birminghaip F rom Opelika. F rom M outgo m ery and Troy 1120am; From Greenville {10 «3 a mj From Atlanta via Griffin 11 30 ft m From Atlanta via Opelika. 3 25 p m By special arrangement with the p ihlisher of the Mamm*»t; are enabled to mace t»< u - 3'ibs-Tibers t:ui r^ad-Ts the f«)l!o vi:ii * We will send the MAMMOTH ( YCL 'l'.'F. )LA, complete, in V■•ur described, all po- age prepaid, also TliK WEEK1.Y YEAR, upon receipt of only sl.T.j, whicli is but 7> cents more thai <cription price, so that you fradically get tins large and v.tlu.O*!-' w sum of 7'» cents. ThD a treat oit.t, a wonderful L-ar^ain. ar.d :t d he enabled t.o afford our readers so remarkable un opj>or* t:ni r y- ordin try off :r w • hon.* to largely 'ucreas * our eircu:^--»:i. i* ! ~ * they guu irr l MAMMOTH f’Yi‘LOP^KIMA in n r V'muh..-'. w: tion to our paper, for only ki.7.j. D.-nect sa*isui«*': *n i- 2'-Mran’« t d ;o <*.. who take a ’van'ia'e oi this great premium offer. T'rc* .«ms h*ave not yet ex pired v. j,o renew now will receive the MAMM< *111 L7 < i-' >iLKHlA at once, and their subscription? wiil be extended one year doth date «.f expiration. '1 h • MAMMOTH ( \ >1A will ais© !je iriven ire.* to .iny <cj«- .'i n ling u.~ a C’lb or 12 year]} sub- scribers to our paper. Address ail letters: ik Ii. 1UU1I AltDriodV, Cy<I.r.V.l> I A, we c* r t *r iin.iry offer: Volumes, as above I: > i' \ for ONE our regular snb- rk for the trilling a pleasure to us to M your friends that h a year’s subset ip- ipftlftchicola, fPUiO i'uesdayH at 8 t. a SaturdftyB at 8 a. m. Lin, river, etc., permit t-HLige without notice >”*t i trilling ut an] er »’ih by the pilot, y point nr»t nam ed U hipp-ir under late ol ght ceases after it lii 'all B. WHITESIDE, trai L.ne of Boat* ' qunt ''vjplo’B LJre <KPH. y licaiars sent TKI-K Aiiauia.Ga Office lul‘4 'Viuteffiau St *1 >&ii>. tbaily except Sunday. For furtlier information relatire Agent. J. C. Haile, Agent, Columbia!. Ga. Cnarlton. G. g. A... Sarannab. G» tc ticket*. be*t roots*, etc., apply to F. J. Robinson, Ticket ‘ D. P. - - - - - b. H. Bythewood, A., Columbus, Ga.^t.E. i UlilEK-SUX, COLLM iUS, GA. P C htc!: , i diamond Brand. ENNYKUYAL PILL! Orijl.v«| and Only Gcniifne. a /r<< IlA ■ A other. Take I* ^'«r..orsen4 4e • ». t*‘stinioniaU ai Iteli* f for Laille-*,-t7» letter. Dv r«-turi Mall. 10.(100 1' MalL 10.000 1 • -vmsmall. Same Pap _ I Chlc*he«ter Chemical t o ,AladI»on Siuar BO.a oj Ha Local Dr-44i*u. EhllaJft. F
