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T OWN AM) COIINTTf TOWN DIRECTORY. THE CHURCHES, rreacliinn A* the Bnp ist Church on the fait and third Sundays, and Saturday brifure the third Sunday in each month. Hi v. S. 1. Euler pastor. PrenehinK t the Methodist Church on Ilia fourth Sunday, hi and Saturday hef.et, iu each month. Rev. G. S. Johnston pastor. Preaching at the l’reshyteimii Church on the second Sunday iu each mouth. Rev. hr. W. M axon pastor. *- ■ ■ r SABBATH SCIIODLS. At the Baptist Church at 9 o’clock A, m each Sunday, J T Johnson, sxifp rt Burt Cook, Treasurer At the Methodiot Church at 9 o’clock a m each %unsay, J M Mobley, sup rt B C Kimbrough, 'lreas r MASONIC ORDERS. Hamilton Lodge No, 16-meets on the 2d Saturday afternoon in eucli month. *> . >V . ’Goodman, W. M. P. T. Schley Chapter No 3#*— meets on tiro 4th Friday in ei*h Wtonth at 2 o’clock pm —J. M. Mobleyi HP. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. •5- B. Lovelace, mayor: J. F. C. Williams, J. H. Cowsert, J. T. Blount and L. L. Stan ford, councilmen: W. S. Robinson, marshal. Post-Officb, j \V. Gamble, P. M Daily arrival and departure of mails. COUNTY OFFICERS. JF C Williams ordinary; J D Robinson sheriff; N H Barden clerk of superior court; Dennis Miller tax receiver ; J R Griffin tax ■collector ; H C Kimbrough treasurer ; John M Barnes surveyor ; IV J Smith coroner. County Commissioners —W I Hudson, \\ C •Johnston, RWRobinson. N H Barden clerk. Board of Education —W I Hudson, I* lynn Hargett, W 0 Jo tmston, B G Hood, T J Neal County School Commis'ner—i ’J’ Johnson, members of tiik legislature. W I Hudson senator ; G L Kilpatrick and HE Moss, Jr., representatives C9URT CiLENIAR FOR HARRIS COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT. Martin Crawford judge—W A Little Folic itor-general—N H Barden clerk—J D Rob -snson sheriff. Convenes second Mondays in April and October. commissioners’ court ’Convenes first Tuesday in eacli month. othiinary’s court Convenes first Monday in each month. justicks cottas. it,.Hilton (672 H) District -Jno T William J Y Chas Bedell N I*-meets first Satnr<U> Valley Plains (7861—1 N hparks N I , Geo Mr iWlrr J P— 2d Saturday. Milner’s (7821—1 t C Milner N P, 1’ Sutton ,r p—4th Saturday. . „,, Wave’lv li til t'J34)— G A B Dozier NP, I. J Staifi -l J , ... p i x JJlii- Eilersiiu i.ll lo) —inns Neal .-. ‘ , “ pat * o | ; ,™-.s 10th (707) —Jesse Co\ X P. V. Nun tadlv JP- -3d M.'uVday. T tj , Hi'P'-r lilt'n in.uOl—hit Wls .key .T 1, L II ~-,-ett X 1“ —llli Ratmay. Smith’s 1 12-171—hw G hnii'li J l’., •' Moore X !’ -> h Saturday. Waite-- i l l. w2ol--8 H lie so X 1-. A J Cordo.i .i I -—2 fl satnv lav. VVl.indo- ' |O>7!—GM Whitten J -’lynn H 171,71 —VA Moor - X I‘. <’ Hd ev JP— first Saturday. p „ Goodman’s (70S! -J M Un’p< pper, J P, *> In N P —2d Saturday. ' m NflilTH AND SOUTH RAILROAD SCHEDULE From and after Rath a lft ay. U}fh of Mty trains on this road will nm as fpl'ows . - Tuesdays, Thubsd* ! V, Leave Go'umbUs A M ’„ n 1 Leave Kinesboro 7 30am 4~0 't, \VM. REDD, -fR-, Superintendent. Candidates. Announcements in this paper of candidates lor office.- or commumca tions written in the interest of any individual for office, will be charged a8 other advertising *tterd Lc poi<3 for In advance. While will cheerfully work for the party, individual announcements and the suggestions of friends must be paid for to secure insertion. Our Citt Council.— lt i* not of ten the case that we are inclined to find fault with our official", and as a, general thing are inclined to look up on their short coming" with a grsat deal of chanty, hut at the aame time we are running a newspaper for the benifit of the public as well as our selves, and with the order that is now kept on the street, we are at a loss to kD 'ow how we are to get any items The Council should remember i M the people want a newsy paper, am as long as they manage the town af fairs with that fidelity and impartial ly that has marked them for the plst few months, we cannot hope for a street broil, or anything of the kind. A Hoc, Killing Time.— Mr. Thos. Copeland gave his hogs striebnme, ].,t week, in order to keep them from being stolen, and next morning found ic of them dead. It was rather wether for slaughtering hog", loss falls heavily upon Mr. i as he intended them for t fall. Some of them were would weigh from 100 to Lofiil Briofis. Mr. Wise, of L.\qrango, Ga., was in town yesterday. Mr. J as Clark and lady, of Florence, Ga., are in town visiting their rela tives. Yesterday was first Tuesday- but we don't feel liko telling all that was done in onr short space. There is a good deal of sickness through this cowry at present. The physiciaus ought to get rich. We regret to learn that Professor La Matte is still quite ill, but we hope soon to hear of his entire recovery. Judge fl. C. Kimbrough and lady, and Mrs. Dr. Pitts and daughter have returned from the Sulpher Springs. The Springs seem to have agreed with them, i Messrs. Hudson, Killpatrick, Wil liams, and Hargette left for .Atlanta yesterday. They have gone to at tend the Gubernatorial Convention which convenes to-day. Mr. George Fearce, of Columbus, visited our village last Sabbath. He is quite a nice young man, and we, at all times, will be glad to welcome such visitors in our midst. A great deal of pleasure is antici pated by those who expect to attend the picnic at Blue Spring next Fri day. We have no doubt but that it will be quite a pleasant affair. Miss Mollie Threlkild, who lias been spending several weeks in town, has returned home. We regreted very much to see Miss Mollis leave, and hope she may soon make us an other visit. Mr. Mason, through some cause, has failed to send us the address de livered by him at the commencement exercises in this place, and many will be disappointed in not finding it in this issue. If you would like to smoke splen did cigiv s at. bottom prices, go io N. 11. Harden's, and Mr. O. fl. Cook, with all the courtesy characteristic ofagi eman, will wait upon y.-u, and supply your wants. Mr. C. A Lovelace, of the firm of Thernton & Acee, Columbus, G.i., graced our sahetninn last I | We were glad to see you, t.i.ailes, and hope you will call again when you have longer to slay. What has become oftlie city park ! That should not he despaired of. We learn that tlie B lplist Church \vi 1 donate the loi in front of their building to be used as Such, Let our authorities wake up to this matter, and give the ball a start. We have hea&d of a good many j who expect to attend the general j meeting at Bethany next Saturday and Sunday. The people above the j mountain are very hospitable, and ; they will, no doubt, make everything ■ idea.ant and agreeable to those who attend. Our bachelor friend, Col. k'ns, made us a pop call last Monday. He is still driving that span of grays ' which are sm-h a terror to our young I men. and a charm to the voting belies. We regret that the Col. had such a short time to remain with us, but lie will be up again soon. Tltese are beautiful moonlight nights, and the young and the gay are not at a loss to know how to spend them. They stroll to the Col lege, and there, in the silvery glow of the peeping luna, couples are to be seen seated in silent places vvliis periug of their deepest feelings of friMlbip (?) for cach other we 8U 1" pose. Some, that their feelings may be more elated, ascend to the ob- I servatory; but w. prefer being near the ground on such oooModh— it iug paradise enough for ns. It should he the pride of every place to have a respectable cemetery, but it doesn’t seem to be the case here. Persons visiting our graveyard would be apt to think, and justly so, that those of us who do remain, only walk but do not live; for so far a" a spirit of enterprise is concerned, we seem to be totally dead. But this should not be the case. Let us have a cemetery which we would not be ashamed for VM)t . Ham ilton nop nml J'ugllt to do better than this. Let the ladies take hold; the did oneo, and v. ith success, so far as they went. Mrs, Eliz bath McDaniel, wife of B. F. McDaniel, died at her resi i dence, near Bethel church, on I loirs day morning, the 27th ultimo. Mrs. McDaniel’s illness was protracted, anil often painful. We are not in formed as to where she was buried. •Notaries Fu^nc. fc. The following named gentfomen, j lmvc been corniiHs-mnud us Notarh a Public in the u. M. IV.rti’iois mi 1 and their cotnmi-sions are In tht Or dinary's oilier. Wo arc iique te I fo ask them to ctll and get them : Charles Bedell, 072; It. C. Milner, "82; T. N Sparks, 786; (J. A. 11. Dozier, 9:H; i, M. Brannon, 29"; Al pheus J. Burt, ;)8; Jesse Gox. 707; W. D. Cook, l.lNi; William Wil liams, 1,217; J. A. Mnttox, 020; Flynn Hargett, 070; Abs,|om don, 7SI; Charles J. Iludmn, 717; Samuel C. u-miiman, 703. T- 7 ?" Cftpt. Jami 'a Mcdnng has his | section of the Nonli & South rail road in splendid order. We noticed | last week that the section from Ca- I tanla lo Fortson’s looked beau'tifuTy j and the cars ran very smoothly. Mo is a good rail-roffd man, and nil he wants is a little tiaao fo put the road in firstclass order. Croquet. —Tnis gone seems to be growing Quito t'ashioilali'o this dull weather, and we are glad to see Urn young people enj‘ > V themselves. There are two or three very nice scs in town, and it "ill be a delightful exercise in the evening, alter being shut, up in the house all day. 'J i>o young ladies who own the sots will take pleasure in allowing others to enjoy the game, and you cannot find a better exercise. Conferkncu. —To-night there will be prayer meeting at the Methodist church, and also a business meeting. We are requested by the pastor to u.’ge all the members, particularly, to attend, as delegates to the District. Convention will he elected. We take this opportunity to stale that there is a very interesting prayer meeting held at the church every Wednesday night, and those who live tear town would enjoy it it' they would come. Death. — Mr, Hampton Stevens, aged about seventy years, died at ’.he residence of his son-inlaw, Mr. M. I>. H berts, on the 261 ll inst. Mr. Ste vens had been in lianas just a week, having onto from KaiYdoph to visit ! his relatives here. lie-. a man of good elnrncter, ari l foi forty > ->rs u i member of the Me-h-list, chore:.. His death was ve / sudd at. i’ buried in the g.-ave-vard at lotbel ohuacli on Tliur.-d i> t-b- av.b G.-t. j j;. peace.' Bdsto’r. Communications. —Two appear on the first page this week —one from I “ Old Farmer,” on the Indians, and ! another on the fodder corn. A!- - one from Cataula which is filled with ■ plain, practical hard sense. Thou; h j WC do not agree with him in ev -i v particular Iho jist and tenor of the letter is good, and we endorse it. ilefonn and retrenchment should be the watchword ol every true patriot, and the candidates should let the pe<> pie know where they stand. A Tbbat.—Willie Stanford laid a. wn_mr, last weak, that he could eat two ol the largest w atennelouc > Barden’s store. The wager was that outsiders should pay for them, pro vided he ale tie in; and il ha faded io eat th'-m, then lie was to pay for thorn will treat the crowd. Will managed to get outside of eighteen pounds of the melon, v. V-n he faib-d to make the trip; constquenllyni was bis treat, and ye reporter lclurns thanks for an item as well as a treat. Mu. Johnson Retibks. —Lannie Johnson, E q., who for the past few' months has had charge of the pilot ing department of the Journal, has concluded to take a recess for the present, and, probauly, to qmt the business. Mr. J. has been very fdih -lul to the proprietors, and is as courteous and nice young man as any with whom we have ever had any dealinglfhml wc regret that he will no longer hare charge of the office. He will, however, still he connected yi’lh the office, and is fuMy author | ized to receive and receipt for u i subscriptions, advertisements, etc. lie will also bo connected with the local editorial department. Nature’s Runxliil Atseft. It is said that for ey(;.y disease ihat eff-ots sufTerinw* b'hmnfly. na ture lias pr- 1 and all that man has APfcJjj to 'discover tUi'se -dial to ttpp > them to t'heir np] ropn s ’ i’hcse arc f osily found m the vege table kingdom, aml rout-, barks herb", grains, and other simple and harmless ingredients are more ' Ituc n.al than any of the mineral 1 n-cd so freely by rnany phy ican-. The celebrated Dr. ltadchff m the Seven Veals ou (h Wom.u., has compounded a vegetublc_reme.lv peculianV adapfd fr/ With; „{ disease", ocrthhinmg as it docs ><? •curative properties of a gisat Dum ber of the most tffeclive root", her -, and harks. For pa in and mmes it has never been equalled. j’**. t I eg)'.! A*!v riseur* !s ' I!.U!Tts i .i!U:itiv , F'S WLfis. •; A\l/| ho <\M • ’Fife the ' *ti 'he;! c do* ill tlio !r*v m ' 2L.;;. Hon, : tin :*rd T* day iu S •|lcin l o‘*r next, wi the *• Ip tin wvp. 'h<* 'olhoving p‘- .' • ■>. t\\ if HO ne,e* o' 1 l.m ) oiV of tin* n i* ! ta i •* n . <> lot 10. I •ju■• v- ’ i i> lU'.i' a*ii u pi ae; lit tl&* 2'd‘ 1 >?fr*. t *r%r If > rV r ■ -Yrt !<n io lou us (lie propev yof f i !i. I).c <• t sill fy ft tn\ lit it in t.i hands i . favor ofth Statu VS. (i. 11. IW.RT. Also, ni (ho ftnnio time aml phuo, fo lm’f ( f lot of land No, tOii. H'pl w si hall t lot of'l tul No. *lo*2, iu tl) VSist I *!•( i let. > • M levied or. :i\ t •' pinner vnf \li- N •'! ..(J (inyly, \n ;,v p !ji *jp jiiv;himl.-vii favol of tho State vs Mrs. S- lib', (Tr.idy. Mho Rt tho out no l ine and p’ ice w’H I*p hoUI tli'' tolloWM-Mf purls of t<ts < f lo ml lyi ] in tlio yisf Dis! 1 1 t of 11 oi is isooit v, (la . a. * : Vj.’j of luml off of h i No. l(*‘i. I f - , in;; wutl <•! Jli vaunt*4.. 4iu rf ' 1* ii ."l fl-om fu lfil 11* V.Tllli. 1 fl th Wt‘ | hy intu] of N. 11. IVmlon. 11. rth hy 1 *iul f | Jfifin 11. j Uaulan-I, Mi I 101 14 ip los hiin.u* t!m \*u i iinl uf Nit No. l\lo, h u .lit*.! (>n tin' wi* l ii’i | south hy Ip ,1k i.ip. Hi-m s, cist hv holds 1 ! SjuuKs. aid nortu hv tivst paool a 1 peth . ! ti-tter Kiu>wn iw Oiu land 1 ihi off ns tin Dow r for (hinocli\ L M rpli \ now (h - !< e Vs ’li hi< -f V'*C(>r/| in tlui C h I'U’ti o! j ticQ of llaniß Spim ii< v t’onit, 1,, vad on ut> j the propvjiU* JOUO ♦'Upp l ,’v t ... h.a v CXPCIIIit II 1; • IfOn .11 oil! 'll 1 • 1 tri •, * . •'( • * said county *n f'.vt*rof Htv rv 11. M.vttox m NViPis J Gorham, nud Johu Mur, h.) Htu illy. ALo, at tho sanio time and plaic, c . Ftt'vo 1 tuiHc, cue litre of lan 1. move or h •, of lot No 2o! .sail land Ivins? and Vi;,; ii 17th Didrict. of II 01 is countv , lovic 1< 11 s the Propudy of (J . 1.5 rid j,uiw pit s y t t \ ft fa it-try hands in favor of th * ■ t *to ' ( M l>rv Isiiav'. Levy made an l return •; by Solution Hi' kl v. "S. (V * J. D. lUmiNSON. ‘dieriif. (1 lo dMI.V Harihs County, NYU kus t-Jiccr 1- tic oi .Jo.o'pVi Slmw. Inti* Slid cou>ty (hx*. 4•■<•<!, is u lepresented u p ■iu med of • p.-lmhiiHitirioii: ‘iliM'chn-e • H persons o>n<pi 11 ed me lu-rehy noti tied t sliov.’\miiv (If p’ny they h.v 1 f y (lie li'fi Monday a Sejttouihi r next why the ba k the Superor <Jourt, or sun other (it and p 1 per petson,! should not he appoint- <i :d --ministrator ep 11 the estate of .sii i< 1 :• *l. Givi-ft undiii' iu\ hand and oflLial sig’tia tlire, AiifAtis’ 1 IS7<5, J !|. C WIIdJAMS, Or.l imrv. (IKOI(IIA. !( lis (\mnty. 1, Ii M ii, ndi'nitiistralni # f lh*j ai Milner, lateof laid county, deConsed, in !.- apnlie di -n I- tie sol dismis-i; m fo Ui si 1 e-t 1 \ pert-unis <•< n< <in and are her-- by not hie I tohi-w canse (if any ih- y 2iave> hv the; lirpt Maplay in N’oveni!er he ; f li> letters of dVlis&ioii rliould I.ot he e,ranted h 1 i-i anpdeanl*, Givi 11 eivle my hand and "official signa ture, All,:. 11 t ' IS7<. ,1. f. U. WILLIAMS, o.dinar/. I __j GKOHOIA !lnnt:< Coe ty .l.imiH l' , or J - admiiiipsti.itor of the oshi'* ; of John ViV- *1,0,1, l ate ef Mid rnitrity. <’ ! ceised, li.H appfed for letters of disteVio 1 All }a I>"U)S <v. rio-iuifj are heiel.p lietiliei' t<' . iiow cui'.ei't s.ny they lidvc) i y the ti'st Moudtyiu u\L why-M*id .Hpplieauy • ;dionM IFH hi tfpri Ci’ ,-n end.u '’‘id h>i | i fj .• jd-Tii i luie M.i) •* f t LS< i ra •' ■' 'Villi> • • • u ( • f.’i )\'(U V li ; ('(IN’ Y. 1* L .-x.-putMi o ! 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MOUSING Jp ./id, ■ SAV/riNA’I, ..V * THE I'OLtTKAL GA ’.K'AIGX Of’ WHICH i.,oI(KU X ifionAl, lttt.- I|M 'T.'iiii.v cl,:, ti.i'is, Hint Jiirh will uri Itmlilft ay I, •_ most a live in, 1 1 .11" J" r i, l . I "■ IUI anjfiu ,ncimmbfi> iu,v ; if 1860, isrtow” l fl.iy | T'lic K, iosiil Li'iii'.' i atic Italy ' HI Ibis ra.k< >f” 11. via- f'Tfi 1 I '■ 1. 8 mice ssful i u( "t foi H"- 1,1 millsupreulwyM ho- t ii"< U-I-h xyl>o " h"' vit.il to t).<* t v'4>‘ 'By o f ll "'i'"”' 1 ' | sontiwil b'Oic ,-U-1,.-iiig of tbs |>.-o|;'< In „,j,llton titlii: I ’ri-oKu 1.t.1 cl'i'lon, t, o r ) ,.i|iio fleorgj uoi.l II- i .-si sib cl" * l!S.| Si ,ic govi-ii*id .In KiOida llm c'otip® -b j l.romiffs to vi. .wow.-, fie ,r<..l isa iifiilal ijityici! f-r tic- (il'- 1 ' iy. )f . ’ the war tie) p.j.l.- ol tint -lit!' i-iil',n Sluio will u Diiiooc ilic St..:-- C"'' ".- uient. In Ik-'it" 'be, Mp|>le "I lw j South are il.-.i-V- |nt<-)-e>to.l; anil "very cal.-j- | iiiri-|t citbß'iifflbo Ins t>y di. i- of in* <-ni)n!ry all') it " lion *ti;mi*l 1 uuaiirt ey(rf <?Cbi'l of lie: : i-. 1 Work of rc'lelj.fioii uny jfflwm Unit u n . going on, , jsiyf. To Ibis ci fn- sboiiljfißpsciib' to ass’sf jo circnlaling ,0 I *4 j NEWS, analci’cndcnt IVtmocraVc m |n r, of province, opinions and bats'losi* io lilcir i-.xpulioii; a paper ting Fceoyn <v orywh'T ■ ■ •■'., ‘‘' (I ~i yin tia South’ is editodai '^vitiu'-nt vi;;ojoi:(, j.inni; gi 'al,. and con i tmf. wi iioi-, r , ovt, and hjcuDil.- |iailin;,taic mm . ■as ol iici'i toy stilt, s, lit is eoliveied by (;oiiinW:iiLjCye ‘ apt tie I,v, ami m< y. 'J be aeiple jesoniein of tde e.'tablisrimcri' will Ijede votyd to IqriwhiriK the leader* o! Ho- Morning Now?^ •villi ltii- 1 infillgone# from all |-a; tr. of Ihewm-M. tlriu.iSh tl.l | re * lis;<ate.i. , s; I .-ini H -Pue,v" by <uehlia of 1.," <-tl < or i r.- ■•mmlriii! -; ale! !■. tfnKh Hie ft ng'WH' the 1 ~n[,;r v.jll I* tl'.ftW<4.';-t cluoi.Ver ol every : ente worthy :*,et:<:rtf Hie political enmpuigb i <if \m.' sure; i ition Dully, 1 year , 210 </ ” r, motilha o ’> " ii fflOlltlM -1 'O ! TtS-wfi.jkly, 1 year <i ‘'o ji iiiont'i 1 " i rrionflw ' '‘l I Vcekly, 1 tw - "■> •' f) moritlis • oo ” jj mifi.tas j tipocimen copio" **' 1 IP-°tl tu-e.pf of i / •" Money ean l>-ii" t I'o-t OUe O o, r, 1 Ui-'isterel ],- P-r. -.r i'. .<■ at onr risk. J. 1. Kvrif.l,, t havuiiii -ii, (hi. AO THE ANNOI'NCt:.WEN3? • OF THE i Murray Hill PubilphJjjns Cos. JoUu I'. JoAvclt, Rtaimeor. CHRONIC all books- f lain Homk Talk and Medical Common Sfn r. which contains nearly l.uOpni < a of original matter, aeintertaininp as alnßcuiutlni* atory. HeiHh uud long life nnide cum for I' * leariieil and unlearned, ( rammed full of biand now IriOAAt wMeh arc cheering to the niqk, nnd Intensely entertaining to those who ure it timiuu enough to escape tiisease. I? guards the u udor against tho pitholes <f huniHii mtVerlr.g, and points the way of delivornue.c to thou- who uro already engulnhed. Hy all means, find cut nil about it. It I* for you. lt’n nutiior, Dr. K. It. Footr, of 120 Lexington Am M r, New i VoiiK, is consulled by Invalid* at home and abroad, in person and by letter, and luia l ad the ! experience of nearly a quarter of 11 eentury 1 infhf treatiftent of long stundiiuf and ilidit nit dla | t'aeuH of every character; hence his Rhllity td • writa nr'H'-ti. ff( (tutiisfor (be InvnMdYcr.df r. His 'Consiulallmii art hikb to tho aide everywliere-; hcnco hialmiueimo comspondenco with tlieeiuk U <ver the *loht,f> Voir, ukadlu, air att.iH f.niY to(’onm.'l." tlm ahte author of Plain Homo TaiU and Medinl Uonnnoii S* nsi>. Write f<> liiui and you will ho struck with his Common Sense. Whatever your umlady, you will receive light W'hleh will do you good, by inverting only a Pm rnge ytutnp, unl writing to Dr. F. We wish to infuH'st you hi both tho doctor ami li!b im mortal hook. 'Eire Koo>v; itself, which gives satisfaction to all who lead It, can bo l ad of agents or of the publishers direct, l'laln nun* lin binding, ?VA in tho Kngllsli or (.. nun® language. Library binding, i n Knglfh only t;l-v v hy pittil, postaue premia, on receipt of the price. A lady writes tho author: “I have always felt time you were the pFy v|, j ftn 0 f the world, from the fact of your M onti. ic, : j , ;lic . ‘ecus and original M*m” One reader say* “fhavo found if to be one of the gnuu!t4 works of the age.” Anothet nnys—“ lw ahl rot be without It for twice its cost.’’ Similar lot* r reach tho author every day,. CoutciiU tabl rrt ' u - * _i L i k itUe vip'R* tion. 5 vela, in 1, neatly bound, in f* separate vols. at S5 and s7.fo. according to binding. Sent by mail on receipt <*f price. J list the thing for young people. Cun tcuu table free. PfiDllcntlona. fuf** )h.sii all of Du. Footf.’s popular iJj,.’ H BVb * 1 Dime I'ublieations on heal Mi and kindred topics. “OTJDKYKS MADK NKW," tells how to it ;(orc the Night and givu up glasses, w ithout tlio aid of Doctor or .Medicine. Half a million have been issued already I "Comfoiit AND (THE you THU Ht'"l'CU*l> M is f\ Valuable luouog'Stuih for those w ho are 11 filleted with l.up ture or Hernia. “Physiological Imduovi.ment of lli manitv,’’relates 10 tho subject of having peoplefiorn right. ‘‘Physiological .Malliagk ’ gives (ho latcfct rcßGiU’chcs regarding the laws •governing temperamental adaptation, Ac. Ac. A Step Backwaui?, reviowing inconaidciate legislation concerning tho PievenMoii of conception. “ Sieumatohrhoca,” or Sem inal W eakness with evidence of its curability. “Oifol'i*, its eauaea, prevention and cure,” inval uable to every mother having tho care of small children. ‘‘Fold Felt,” muses, prevention and cure. Any one of the Ye.ciroing Dima Publications will be sent by mail, pogtagO pro paid, on receipt of ten cents. • © Publication** Wo will snp. I"" H™ fr" P ,v 11, l ooo ™’ B Fri’e Publico- H llawlwEi tions. ** Grntuitcus Adiitv to tht t, irk," abroad a* well us lit home ; 11 circular of value the sick. “ Evidences <\f Ib\ boote'9 ; " a sixty page pamphlet, free by mail. —Send fur them. /I ATMTO 5,000 goodAKont* I can dud jirofttable emjdoy- IniUSwl a I tnent in the sulo of the foretromg publications, and also several others published by us. Head all of tlio above, nod tv lid f**r particulars. Address, for terms, outtltH, Ac., The Murray Mill Publishing Company, 1A?1> lUint HHtli Stveet, Mew Yur/c. Tlio Lndfe*’ Ilmul-Uooh/ of valuable information to every woman, OLD or YOUNG * Jlanit (1 or Single. LADIES ♦•*## will tliauk us for V\\\s /***** Hand-Book, and no/gV / ****** ItKttiior will object/Wf D ■fo jilaciii® it ju tlieA, / * hands of her (laugh 0 IJ S tors These lluml-/<* / Looks -re u o t ANK -f ‘ m' /sexes, purlieu I irjy ires, out u| ‘!/jj~jj/Paralysis, AiKijdoxy, j 11 1 ell and e:i /<s§7/i:pilcp;y, amt id) ner for gen-, 'vou.l derangeimints ; i . (tuuso and Cure. Ay'/nds Essay will lie found dll.-/TiAkiydeeply inlerußling to all tlon./..**s'iniei-voiis siifTerei'H. BOTH EITTIEH of the foregoing /TI AN l>- lif iOK S neat kueh to k/gV-U/runy address. Address, with lainp.N. Y.1’.C0., Bedford,Mass. THIS rv.Tlm IK ON mi! WITH ___//■? . y - ■ • ■ .*• r.f. ■■ is *'V„. aj* Where Ceutructs can be mmio COMMERCIAL. ll,'.ini.To I RETAIL I’lilflKS..... oniii:;'ri::> w:e<ly ijy oow.skiit & KiMiiuounii. i itfdlt m id - allies H rhotild.-rs l ' Itir nli ueH ' ! I l'- i I’lonr A < * |! 8 00 !iT in in- ii i oo ! Sugar A BSbk < • i 2 l -2 el . !0 ii,l. D° •Id-..-.. JHP ./<■- <i A \ K r-V , 11 i " ‘ ‘ ’ ' 20 < ‘111''! ':li li 15 CHMjMBr v’HbUISAM’ PWCCB (:■, HECTED \VI.EKI.Y MV C. A: C-KiO> & CO. jCJat'on- -ch nr I'ib’-ldt s 1 2 | y . shoulders,. 10.|. Bn!!' nie:t, eh-ar rib iiisjo.i 1' , iloml'bfdP .- !M l:i"gi’i;r "Wp t<> 10 (.Vilen, Li-’ ..021ff,24 : Coni '72 i1l 80 ! < ■'•ippefl's 4(7) ■ 'j Klour . 0 60® 10 00 , (lam-, silgal-'-’ti and I ■ | * piaiii... 1 1 ! | fil'd '.van; —Sw edr* iron V r< tine I P'O# sr.'ftl 11 11 i ,-e hoi s . . 1 ,C; ii).- *boo:t Nails .. .. 420 A xo", dot .. 12((/. 1 4 IFule", dry .. .. Iff!') 1 h iWI -- in lie, ccs .. lo 0/ D' j., J.. rra .. .. 1 ft u I 7 : Lcatif r ditnr "s .. \. 40 upper, V side . 2 "'Op',. 'l Oi. hemlock .. •• Ho ft •! VI cel . • • I Ifi | set '' t l fluff 2 ’’ . . .. O'lto7o - . . 12 il l l S T |.V- ! Tobai'CO .... h-of." J WLii-LyJ . * • l cujal o>j UY ’* W*' • Tt r m 'vinr sf , |H* I , '|’.J '.ti <1 •' G r)\v t •;• ni ;v!l! H • srrinit.v Vim I fctii.il ui'fiij ; jji-, > iiiiliiuO’uuiii 110 irtv ctls.ouj'MM. My siork of OKOri'sb I'S AN r D IMH'> V !PU)S . I I flll' ilvVi ’ ■ 'll I ' I*•v •in S'ori 1 llm Brut I'l l rhrflnrst )•,. of Vi.ouu in 'liis mr'■••’, Ii • ’ •oI ■- •,•' .-• •* \i'h ilcua'e on 1 rntAV Mml n* mill < ’o-n. Oaf*. Brrt’ii. lLmon amt ImH: ortAtS L- i'il, Rui'n-* Coffop*. Tons, 'mtui'h. Wines and I.iqnnvi, Sline*. sfioln IV y L iu l’i, Fjne.y Grocoiief,, (kinnoil Gno-b, ol l*. , -~ - —— Yoii can save uionc• In miDm ; on inf In*‘ore 1 , >o bad ileln- t,n m I 'on.l *n, elmrniiij( luiu; jmc ; anil 1 liity laj j i'ronl*iiuj>i.)rtcr* ;i:( I ffii-rtWn/i nrers tor cash My iiioilo in ncufordi will be 1 .-jfindl (n’utits mul quick sales'.” No char*Fp fo,' if2-in'otfully, J- it. lIAMtLTON. .•unction Franklin, Warren and Omloiliorpu Stp., Columbus, tx.V. \v. ,1. WAIT. J. A. WALK. It. • YiUs. n. \tat*a WAT T C: V7 ALSBR, Vi'IfULESALE AND RK'I’AIB , GROCER3 Atm COHHISSiDH MESCSfid CORNER UNDL'K RANKIN if UJSM, CJLUVISUS, GY Unde the L<ojc*t and /test detected Stock jof Groceries'! in.yk& 'CONfItBTf.VO OP D.VCON SI DLL Hulk si led. lhcun sli )uMoru,d3ulk k’dul lor.*, IJ ilk h irm, Laid in tierce.H, buckets and kegs FliOlJli of nil grades, in (udiiig fho celebir. f lhl •lii.vbn Laic* brmd- tho beat \A I>A(t(MK(J, die 1 , Silt, Sugar, Mukun I, Soap, (ib'eeMO, L'o.'fbo, Oysters, Sardine a, Crock* r, u otiiH'i, Soda, Starch, Shoes, I loot and Staple Dry (loots, Midi aa O. nalnirgn, glu'otiiig, sbii lings, ( hecks, stripes, yarns and pants goo is. Atflo a wu'll--eh tI • i stud; ot II S V’, I'iuiu .and per y.l'.on to and of any Haul a. per cent j * hoi if that may b>j d<-si rod. Our stock of yUttA 1 inclu !h • • t*y r ! *' and i■■., an i <sur lot of car;net (*(ju ile*! in gbL i : iaclii'le* a! ! ;• I • * *1 . \v<‘r.utn in b,i’ r*ls. also si?y‘ 'll hu* u o trrels dibit e Iflorid \ i no, whim is superior ft* an *i gin t.be market, nii,*l . i.icb cheaj* n price. It. has u teiiglllful tl.i vr, *icli, clear color, mul. o ivctt* | exjir* slv for o:ir raf. < H h cuNtomtsrs call alw.iys save ia*uiey by giving rw a trial before purchasing . Nntd*‘. lei*2 I y W \TV & WAfa' VAX AIT ENT 1() N CI iNTENNIAiA 1 FOR TILS IJB IT FIFT3.ES DAYS, THOMAS 4Sr FRESCO 7. V/ill ssl! ANYTHING cotained in theii 1 CTOCK CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GfWDt . WITHOUT RESERVE At Cost CJas3 l . (BUI, AT ONBE, iU WII WANT SPL’ NDID BUILHNI THE NEW dJL, "DOMESTIC-fnif-S r * i — “""j l *i^ l g'ti i ii 4—l | IH JUt ' |%f |llf I b •■! '--t r *l| p ....>v- .J? •*> -v. *Y*i#vs3&*4 iv •": £s& •$ 3 ••'.<*" deaf H!*wW£ar m y It sews ft great facility the finest as welt as the heaviest atul coarsest fabrics. THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE VJfcßL<> With our printed directions, no lmtmfctlon or mechanical skill Is re ,uiretl W *■ The construi lion of the mar Lino- 1. ha .cl upon a principle oi unique .ml unequal pllcity, comprr.in- simple levers working upon centre*, fho Uearmgs are ew, Th‘'mmhrVlre'nui at our new work, In the city of Newark, N. J.. with new r (patented) machinery and tool-, constructed expressly to attompls* “ ow JCvvi'U machine fully warranted, • “DOMESTIC” SEWIKC MACHIHE CO Yorlt misl FASHIONS Jt M tend the m.Mi:" -f, thSlr own garrooiUf- .ffah * highest talent and the best facilities In ail rfetwrtment*. •jjajNg modistes, both at home 1 abroad, we are enable.l to atiam results ur ai stly-iHustnu average drcss-n.al ■r. Our rtyk-s •; always the •£ **. am > vwywh . Catalogue io*iicU to any Ut<lv :ndlnpf five cents \s iIU her a dress. Aj, “ DORIESTJC ” 3£WiNG WIACHIME CO. Xu it w l'orlf unil CHiloagc- g .nrr.w ciai v iux6cm:cexi> i ~ | thut ean be •;*< without harm by undent:, h' : ■ -c. | .it rtquircf i sb little etf'ant cf any kind, it belt .S’ -