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A Amu mi) ilfllls Ml-I Mciikuich. t, IlnAt N. I,!**. - - (in | 1 (In* ''fitx-* i I'-l !4 .1 C'Tti - .j(! j litic' wheat. - 52 in I In* •Td | Illicit pc it-Inc' :t< i --- - (Id | Dried nj pit"* -21 f,O | Onions - 57 a>h - 2H | Suit 50 jn li v - - - 17 | Stone coni - 8s / ili pot nines 08 | Mull - - -40 I vect p 'l(line* 55 j Until - - - - 20 ' /liiic U-an -68 | Turnips - - 55 isloi In niis -40 | I’liiHlcriiifi linir 8 mor seed - 00 | Und’ki-d lime 80 imottiy seed- 40 | Com meal - 48 lux seed - - 50 | Fine nail - - 51 cinp seed - - 41 j (iroilinl pens 20 CKOHCI V CROPS. Titrnil Slt Av. riißcs ns It - tumid to fhc Stale Depart iiicnl of Apriciillurc, at AllaiiUt, C<'crj;io, October 18, is'.G, • Ctllf N, The yield of corn in the Ftato is ported 120, or thirly-lour per cent, ore limn was made lasi year. It is mily believed that w ill) ibis year's lentilu] harvest of grain, anew era if progress, prosperity and independ enco a wails the firmer* of our Stale. 841A U, Oil AIN. A disposition to sow more largely iu wheat ami oat- i- generally indi cated hy correspondents, but the season Ims Let'll so dry that hut little has been rowu. Sumo that was sown early died under the combined effects of drouth and a scorching aun. It is not too 1 itc, bowet or, to Heed a full crop in Middle and Lower Georgia. The cotton crop is so far advanced that there will bo nn ad mirable opportunity for seeding small grain nftcr the crop is gathered. The largo oat crop produced this year iu Georg a was the financial sal vation of many farmers wlm had neither money nor credit wiih which Vo produce corn. Farmers are again nrged to seed down a broad area in email grain, and cspechilly in oils. If aown in the fall, either the Wiii- Grnziug or the Rod Hunt I’roof va netios should be sown. None but the Host Proof is ceiuin for a crop if sown in the Spring. In consider ation of the general failure of the turnip crop, more small grain should be ■own for winter and spring pas. torage. For this pm potto rye is ex ee'let.t if sown on rich land. In Middle and Lower Georgia, the small grained, early varieties of wheat l.e sown, and as a general thing, red wlu-ai will be more certain than white iu warm slimnlea. COTTON. Notwithstanding the severe drouth which Ims prevailed a I over the State, except in j; a few counties in tlie Northeast, tiio reason was execp. tionnhly favorable during July and the fi r.'.t half of August, that the cot ton crop exceeds that of last year fifteen and a half uor cent, being ninety this year compared with T:bl Oct. 15th, last year. Ninety-five per cent, of the reporters say that cotton-picking is as well advanced as at this time last year; and a large majority of those report it much more so. Many say that the crop in their sections u ill he nil picked by the first of November. Eighty two per cent, of the correspondent* report the cotton saved in good con dition, With the txocption of a few counties in which there have heeu rain storm*, the season has been very favorable for gathering all matured crops, but very ili-astrous to those crops, such as sugar cane sweet po tatoes, field peas, and turnips, which mature late. Besides the increased yield, the cotton crop of this vear will be marketed in far hotter condi tion than that of fast year, and eon *. quotuly command a more uniform price. •soak asp svnrr. It is suggested that cxj>< riascuts | lie ins'iluled i determine the prueti- ! ca! value of Sacchnrotueter* in iu-ik iug sugar ami s\ rup. It is well know ii that most, if not all, of tin* syrup made on tins farm, though of Tery superior quality w hen new, un dergoes a change during the follow ing spiing and summer, and is liable to fermentation. libeccums thinner, of darke r color, and l. ss sweet. The commissioner will famish any iul'or inauiou that maybe desired in re gard lo the Saeeharoiuer, juice, use, etc*, and ex pee is to smile the spe cial co-operation o! scveni: iuteli geiu fainter* to investigate the sulject during the boiling season. l’rof. J. D. I’ulnum, of the .Acade my of National t'cu-ncc, Davenport, lowa, states that the Georgia gras hojq t rsseut him are juitca different specie* from the Western grasshop- I er, and don’t think they can in fu ture be destructive. COLUMBUS ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW HARDWARE FIRM. j. a. fraz::k. v. r. tovuey. J. A. FRASSn €: CO.. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AKD AGrjOUITURAXi IHPLEMEKT3. ALSO, (il NS. CAKMtGE M VTKRI.ALS, IRON, STL EL, (JIN ami 5! ILL GEARING, IU liHER IfELTING, .HILL STONES’, BOLTI.’G CLOTHS', FAIN IS ami OILS, Etc., Etc Wes' Side ilload Slice', Goh.tillin ’, G i. I>. m. 54-1 IB SOM, DF, lei: in CHOICE GROCERIES A 7s I ) PROTISIOMS, • Coiner Broad and Bryant Streets, COLUM3U, CA., const indy on Inn Ifi 1 urge itnil w< l! tmlr/'L'tl vfo*kof (Ircp rics smh as bacon and bulk mmts, hmn*. ftliouhlcri*. lari, ku r ir. colb**, and ii full line of Mhi lf Make* Flour i\ ffp < Unity • K*:h the !<•• 1 !rin I- ol Irijii-gxiii hank. Cash cu*tuiu .i a can ui tke it tolbeir to g’ve Jin> a tali U fire pin linking e>. xvhci**. CA. I*. M.VNLKV. vVM. i;KDD S’, A. 1! SDD & CO., 128 BLOAT ETBET, C'IU.VECS, G V. o: flu o::e of tiik F HIT IB ST SET-CMD a-3 (DF (EUR D‘V%"d 1! . x i*x o : o n ex- x x^.. itTLU.E.'SALE AND RETAIL, Purchasers may Depend Bottom 'L-c WE OFFER SPECIAL -... LiLL 7 A.ienik tor tlm TAYLOR OR LUM.HUS GIN. V offer Sphial iKPin'EMR-NTfs and gunrrimUe to plcane. fTrM M limsON, Of Harris, i.-t with hk ami would !k* glad to hpp hln fii< r.!.d. Wraugcr s, Attest ton ! BUCKEYE REAPING and Mowing Machine i otbieeeio m&maxm. bm ah3 C.VfitMt*'*, nost patoi-ns. PAY LOR HOUSE RAKES, SORGO AND CANS MILLS, SUGAR AND SYRUP EVAPORATORS Gkoi-mau dVKIH.XjUIfr, OHUPA, I lOLSTKAJ) i'ti CO-, may 17-76 1:17 A HU) IHiOAP ST., VOLUMIIUS, On. W, J. tv WIT. J, A. XYAI.Ii.KK. Ctt AS. It. WAIT . WATT (k WALKER, wiioi.kk.uj: and utn.vii. GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CORNER ITNDEUl T NDEU RANKIN HOUSE. COLUMBUS HU /luce (he Imujosl (id lit t Selected Stock of (rrocci'ics vi this ( i(y y Consisting oi U tcoN st 1 >KA y tuti v ttusui shoulders. Hulk stiontdei-s, ll.dk hams; Huron hams, told tn tierce*. lavki'ts unit kegs Kt.Ol'R lilt (li-a.t, s. In,la,tin.- the eelebrr.*:.! sn.viu I.van hrtn-t the best in the world. tl.V,;i;l jitj t n,Silt. Sasnr. M u id, s -1 , <'tiei-s • "on.-.-, Ovate:s, KiUiUnes, i’.iuke:e, ‘•uUisti, Ssl.a, Slnnh, Slim-.-*, It ids, an t Man!,- l'iy in>o K Mich tt* O.nahmgs, lioi tun:, *liittUv.>. checks, *tiip. ' varus and ; -mts £ ssis. Also ti well •‘deeted stock of WHISKY, from i t l'vt -.alien to v ami of any brand or \s-i <t lit proof that HOT ho desired. * Our st> k of St'ti.VU untildes every prvfe and p’lre. an I our f t of BVKIT cannot be ispialist In tills city l* iDelude* all ar-al' - <>f New Orlciei* in Utir, ts. also si vend humlnst lurit-ls elioiee Kl.uida Simp, w| ieti is -operi.-r t- ini tine . ia ihe market, endm.a-ii cheap.-i l piiie. It tills a delightful flavor, li, h, clear . - lor, and selected < xptv*sh for our fra !e. tVh cimMouter* eau always save money ty gtvin:. as a trial tn-f, r. ptin-hasiua vbewht re ten'.’ ly ' W.VTT A WALKER. .1. 11. il A MILTON, GROCER, JINOTION FRANKLIN WARREN AND OGLETHORPE STREETS COLlTinrs, GA -I*m now ropt.ntsliioß my it.v kof gixKvrks 1 vovision* and Maple goo.!* for llu* fall an.l winti-i tmlv coiisisUng in |wt of iiACtilNti, good tsiid !.i iv. lb a: 10 to 15c nor yard. IKON Til.S. host l atent*, at 5 to T c. LAUD, Choice Lea!, in Iterc* *, kegs a. 1I •. ket*. SI’CAUS, a!! <*r:vh *. BACON and HULK MEATS. MOLASSES. sYKITS, COFFEE c and TEAS. CORN, OM'S, BRAN. MEAL, SAI.i. SOAR, SAR DINES, MACKEREL and OYSTERS, SHOES cl • STABLE DRY GOODS, LIQUORS . . kin Is. N,- fbw*.- rxstvol flesh well w.vk t.ar:-. >v--k , Ki <HMi ulwxv* on lan ! from th.- 1! mill* in tire United 't.l.s, ami < ven tv* re! satniiit.Hsi. K\tr clioi r i wlnnit. ri tMiiev *:u! oat* Il ion v,.uit v-ssl ,-b . . .nil .-v me ts-Airei pun-ha- - aad sna money K. lliit .I. tk-tsm. >'ia, Fari. v an-l Wm UH ut UI ’. - ; !:■ - . . , - ~ . .... iil take pie wi t. ,u ■’ -e c e Uie *t. *t. wto-rber 'a: h-.y or not V. -> - - 11. HAMILTON^ NEW APVKRTISE.'IEN i'L Fm.cy <■ rH* nil styles with iug lu. *v,.0'i..l U Jii ij.i>, . t di. 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Vi ’.Lit t . ft- ily wo!k 'hill will lain,; y- it ;■ ‘J.'tif n trH'iitn t h uiu* liuv < > fVPtikltf IliVvUtOr.S Li* Oli I|3 ClTtx.'llW'if if bt ’Ccw Yoik •I' I VIX Ji.v-rp/ t! tk<- Iti'-rifs * *f tl.p 1: I- I ~RL.\ fal.M W.f'!<!y, Irpforptl tprifii l‘X uj on your work *V-r t- i- ; full ar and wjn'ui i in* ' . oii.li.uniiou f r tI.Ls ** ■-m n sur|m • s.m\tiiin/ | )i< r* ’otoM* niff innt <\ 'I IT.H -nt ivc-f < n ap i jl. rafioM A<Ulfta* Chah( lloab & Cos, li Vvar I rei ft N Y. : tcL -’m a' i lii • 1 In;itti• i.- daMSprt iih '.ml tJi<*plastL pi i j other trurMj* injpiG tUowj who uso ti <*m 011 j riii*t.-L a 4 am* t! r ivxim them wav anti \\* h;t i>r 1 *4 cminit!* nijiiure support ami cui.niv. <•" i* ! j'ou.id will h piv's !>ino in all it Hi-h aii'l i< - t ire- ti p par's to n;v u r al vL'or.DrShcrm in ; nook* with vsMuah f- mi'<7wiation antliiii'-o-fs ,1 h-'f c.ikc-4 lic/orG ayd after niroiie.r for 10 ! fH CHic I Ann v- £ .■*’ York Saw thU nPIUM HAISIT GUHEI). V CL: TAIN AND M KM CURE, j Luj't* reduction in prior* A tiial hot lie fiee. I M‘is.l A l i tj.iraiKU. La!’* rte, In'liana, ho:; j j l":,x (fi'i im rly Mis \)> S 1 Collins). of \ot;i gwii. NOW IS TIIK Time TO S’CUR- IT. I | | ti 1M- f an t fin ipeni Uri ii* ill market aie : in Kt>teia i*ti the line ot thcl’nion j P i hre It’c.iiioiu). * '1 he mo t I tv(riile terms i and very lo v rales or fire an I freight to a I tiloiH T bert ii ark t-. Free Puss s to laid Buyers. Map j. iU captive }>uT’j hle's i.cxv e iiti *n of J iii, IVj.nk: :: sent frc-.; vc; vwheiN*. A hire - bl' IbvYio, | Lor ■} C ii; l- )’ Il K Omaii-i, N I*. 1.1 Pli f.s 0 ' LIT 3.< ...Y T.. ii i • 0.-'j-jti- i.-A >. h!b: i> AY'/ :. I:Ah :Y>. | A t:it I ie j, u [i ir.r- o it ]t stoiy, ;o-.ni 1 j !a:; -i n:; -.won i if • >:• t' it t ’iiio. i:i at ** j •a , •te i’l If-- i*. il 1 ;• into-!, Yi 1• > iYl >* j pn|.::! I ith.-i V( rx ‘ m;i f.-H jit ttCi’dVlV •. - i unii't',!, •! f r fi;l ! I' lit'. Ha- : 'I!, n . | t I.a!•.••• .i' it.d ye •rsog ia • in ■; i■ t *•- * 1 (• 1 • > I • i -.hie hi T . ! Sfrar.M k-. . i a , V ■' 1 p-i n* I ;hi ; A f 1 n i\ p,. - - u 1 ■■ ~1. t . ~ ! " -L •'■ . I.'. ',:' | f- Uh;r V- Mt* :i !• j : . .y.i ; .m-1 -t-p. a .: r : -'1 -•) ■ f ■- j - .V , la. ~J J ... „nj —i Frr? 1 V Prrfm l I ir.i / i a ay; <c-,/.vii v:.’.: a ' \Eust Pnllie Square. J ! C3k (lor l:s and Watches ! 1.-fi C|. uiail mat It• pair, dat the inott! MEA S ON. 1 U DE It A TES. Hiving pcrmatmntty located in j ■ Hamilton, <>a.,#l am now prepared \ | to do aII work in my line at prices to j suit the. hard ti ires, and will always 0 EAR AN FEE SATISFACTION. | Ye Fiasick of ’76! (EXTJtt PREMIUM OFFER NO, 4-) 'lhe I’libii.-dicrs of lIliM’S MUSICAL ViSiTOR Have Just, isucit an extra Ckntknnial I’ai MiuM Volume. Contßininfn t a la*v:* nlccti. >n of the simflr and fpiiiit i “MtvJc of yc Olden Time,” t l* - u.uitlv h-und in cl>U*, i ir'lnrin with tro '•Smjt," * l'ii Tio.” and <‘l \ss ; o piemtr.ru v 1- i Tl.e “ C utenniftl rremium” roll- i tains ull of tin olii ,ml i2r004.1 tunes of our 1 p:it iotie f Tf t.ithovH, ami will beoivFs away to ovfiy new Mibsciibrr to the Ymtor. a 4 , the regular pti v < f sm! - r option, Sl.oO. Fun her particulars and sample copy Font In receipt of : hi-rijv. Ac nts W : I! teal. At*- <ll ess John ciirurH &c . 1 iNt’INNA'H. O. A war. toil tli a Highest Meilal at Vienna. E. & 11, T. AMIIOXY k CO,, 591 Broadwiy, Now York, (Opp. Metre politan Hotel) Manufacturers, Imp ute s a,d I.Valors in eilltOMOS AND Fix A MBS, Stereosccnes and Views ! AiHttn*i UraphvHeopes anil Suitall? Vi,-us motoc u a Pine m ateri a ls. ! Jha.hjuartom for every tiling U the way of I Sruru; pticoxs & M.igiu Lanterns, lVing manuf.-.etur -vs oft! c | Mu'! * SeiiMina I.vstow, Si tame Us\or h,ox. I xivn -in Si - KKorriuox. Aor KiiTi.-r.il s SrKunorrtivx. Artoi-ticon. School LAXrr*x, Family I.axte>x, Ur. ru 's I.AMi.uN. 1.-.. h style h iug tin- best of its class in the mac .t. Uat-i!s of lanterns and slides *il: .iiwi.ui* for n* nntim ai plieatam. Any et,tenuis ng man can make money. ill a M nt'e laitji. rn. Out .ids r.dveriisemtnt out for reference. UR. tv sorniwicK. S> mi S7 W h.tt t-.-dt st, Atom's. Ga, Continues to eme all mas of cis-taete* marr, . lil.ast impurities, ut : r, i.-e> ~,ua any e-iis,.. and evi*r\ ailment or I .-i-kiuss which n-siUls f.-im ah' ..,-or irapni- ! deuce. with linparal ehd mums. lUving i ti <■ expeiienee of many year- in fii* il f* s. hr I,*-.* r-'r'r,- I reltosi’-.- tht are tufec- , tual in all tins,- cases Hi- patient* are la'- < imr truan-i l.y mail and 1. ; u— eveivwtsiic, v'nl! sa ! !-.,-**--itii; in cimd-.'.emv. 1 THE ANNOI'T'.'CE.UEr.'T f> op Tins Murray Hill PubilahingCo. •John I*. Jewell, Mannucr. f-lipnWjfi RSBSiRft ilt-nlrii Gy th t plnin(i*tol all booki-Plain Homi: Talk ami iluncAL C'gmm-in* Skn-k.xx hichcontnlii- ac uly Ifk (j an 3 'Of original n.:.tter, an ••nU-r'.iiuiugAa iihifdi t tie/? Itory. llortlth urul J<ug life ihuclc cm-y for the learned and nulearm-d. Craiumcd full * f Lmml n<‘%v " hlch are cheering tt> the t ii k. and IrtciHely euu-rtalulnjfto tliowu who nr* lortunute cuoul'U to et-eape* Ulm-umj. it guuidu the reader epataHt iho pit bole of hnmmi Hiffcrinir, and points the way of deliverance to tlo*e who are ftjrt ndv cnpnfpht-d. Uy all H-huis, fli.il out till about It. II Im for you. Jt'a author. Dr. E. 11. Footk, of 120 Li xinotok Axem e, New York, U consulted by Invalids nt home and abroad, In pwrnon and by It Her, and hm* I nd the c.\ per ience of nearly aquarlcr ol n century In the treat merit of long aUiudinguml difl.cult tli en-ii-rt pf every clmractc-r; Ik ice lie ability to writ** piTctieuf tmtlitifor t),<- invalid reader. Ilia C nuilatio:iH nro fukk to the eick c yeryxvbcre; be’ice hiMimmenao vilb tl eciek hll over tie- t‘ f % Vor, heaukh, are at mix fHt x to con- I'i.T the id* - author of Main Homo T&iK mid .Medical Common S mm*. Write, to him and you will bo struck with hi* Common Fenae. Vviuitevrr your malady, you will receive light which xvill do you good, by Investing only a postage atamp, and writing to l)r. F. We wish to interest you in both the doctor and Ha im mortal book. The IBook itself, which given sati'faetion to all xvlio read it. cun be had of agents, or of the publishers direct. Main n'.n Jin binding, in the Englhh or Derma* lammnge. Library binding, in English only. Sent by mail, postage puid, on receipt of the price. A lady writ's the author: "I have always felt thno you were the physician of the wcil'l, from the fact of your wonderful biio c- and originul idn.w." One reader says “ 1 ha' c found it- to be one of the grandest workHof the age.” Anothei say a—** I would *ot fee without it f <rtwice its cost. * Similar lei*.rs p-ach tl.o author every day. Contents table e OAirtlffr *' v STORY; nlso bj yvl fe- S* Dr. Footk. Cheap edi tk*n. 5 vols. in 1, neatly hound. *‘J; in r separate vols. at ?. r > ami s7.fo, according to binding. Sent by mail on receipt of price ,1 1 :1 the thing for young people. Con tents table free. Publications. Wecnnfnr llfihgrfl" nish all of Du. Foote's nopular i#l 3¥ feis Dime Publications on health und kindred topics. “OLD EYES MADE NEW,’* tells hoxv lo restore the sight and give up glasses, without the aid of Doctor or Medicine. Half u million have been issued already I “Comfort AND CTIKK FOR THE liUI’TEULD” i* ft valuable monograph f ,,r those who are afflicted w ith Pup tun: or Hernia. “Physiological Imffovkment of llfmanity,” relate* to the subject of having people horn right. ‘Thymolooicai Marriage” gives the latest researches regarding the laws governing temperamental adaptation, Ac.. .V:c. A Step Backward, reviewing inconsiderate legislation concerning the Prevention of Cone, ntio.n. “ Sfj.t.matohrikea,” or Sem inal Wi -cn a i v ith ex : 1 1 e of its < urability. “< jjj : j-, its causes,prevent .ai 1 cure,” inval ti uMc to everw moth*, r having tlio cure of small children. “Cold Felt.” -*tuhe*, prevention nrul cure. Any one of tlic lorcgoing Dime Publications will be si nt by mail, postage pre paid, ou receipt of ten cents. e ® IP |*f 1 Pnb!'i( ations, We w ill pu> ply Du. i'ot-TF's Free Publica- I tie ill “ (;ntfuitous Advice to the 6i airt "and inil a* ot hov.e ; a circular of v due to the sick. *• Atidmo *of Ur. Footes Soco ■ s- ; “ a hix;> page pamphlet, free by mail. •—Scud for them. n 5,000 {rood Agents (- A*.* 3 * •• i -.it liiitl protitableeinploy f \ Vi'krS \l il * ) ment iu the sale of the foreg*':i": onbi.cations, and also several others I L.it’i: i:t-1 ia us. Deed all of the above, mid tici-d for particulars. Address, for terms, out tits, Ac., Yli. Murrav Hill Pui-Sishing Company, l'liP Strict, Aew 1 or/:. The Ladies’ Ilaitd-ESoolc/ & of valuable information to woman, OLD or YOUNG Married or Single. LABI KS will thank U3 for this/ <!# *** Hand-Book, and n oif<£S / *’'**** mother will objectf>?FP to placing it in thc.h--. / handsof lierdauglt /*vV il jl |j Q tors These Hand-yU/ and U U O Books are notAs*. IISERAXCE* private ... tfr. .fsexes, particularly lses, but ar^>,<^5 /Paralysis,Apoplexy, intended/S§yßpilepsy, and all ner for derangements ; evulrdi- Cause and Cure. ‘. /^s./This Essay will be found C.ti fa- interesting to all tion.^Jfc.-ynervi itt.s sufferers. BOTH F„" > yor ElTllElt of the foregoing /HAND BOOKS sent fuee to address. Address, with /stamp,N. Y.IhCo. .Bedford,Mass. „,1 Ijljln 111 |||H) ■' 9* 9n. THIP, TArr.n TS ON FITE WITH :r' ■ ■• \\ her i Advertising Contracts can ha miulo S( IUIJNER’.n MONTHLY for 1576. The p7:l*;ish- vs invite ;Uten*:on to the fol lowi' n lost til s m. of t- e atlir.efivo !v> Kt't'li J; <1 ! >r v ril'lscrs Al'Allt f:l\ tor ■ uu; - ire; year In tm- licM <•{' fieli-u, lu mi- Du r TANARUS: noveleiferi or.d rh ifer stoiits, lh©te Vii*; i>f two lemorkiil'l m v .ii so lie l-y Ax:;i evi< no ou hors. r l U*- first ot th.se, i.'ovrom pit*." i.t orr ii- lid**, Gol>ri*l (‘.‘•-u’t'y. hy Kivt Ii or i'.-.'ivs in i!v Novi in her i.i.r h I wil] M;n i \ Ive nit'ht: s. This i- Mr lh.jte’g ! tl!>l <\ • l*.<;:• :v - rk. TI v s t:i>- i- A t I;\*nc let’s which ;he iu;'h i has. cit s n hi* favorite field, * I: i 11 :*. piii.le! with j chain tc’ktie vivi ness a:ni pmvvr, an 1 the w< rk is {!()■: t >i’v.‘ s the most uv ni 11 i early Califoruki IT Unit has yet eppearcfl. t We A;o 11 ais heirin. m tile ,* tlivnrv li’im | her. I'h ij Nolan's Tim mls, or Show Vour | i\*f ; ,: . Iv !’: ,10 Avuctt Hale. Hie scene of this st< ry i Hai i in th* Soniliwestern territon. new for.s.inj the S’ates of T*on!si ar i Mol Te\.,s, a 11. time of Aaron ieur s tri* re 'i i cliT.u trs lived in a met ion whi. ’ w; s :.e.\ Am* rienn, i.-o%v l v • ue! . anJ now Sp-o i.-li. ami tl i rvcor! of their adven *tur n- lives r el-.. -a story < f intense and un i:i:; it.truest throiTihout. • A sr c nl Farmer’s Vacation, Vv Col Geo I', W.r Re. Jr. Col , U’:e in: is Id>w in Ku :< r . A ‘C. /.in a row-boat rile of lk-0 miles, one of ihe most feiti e and interesting of the vinc-mowim; vaheys of H r p.\ r l*u\n sec ond v. yus of payers promises to he even more inter s im* than H at with which our leaders are f.herit.v tulniiiar. i' n*enr. : ;d Letters, edit d\ v John Vanw 'lnLi y. A rd.' code; ton of tevohitk.tiHry c n: inly ft*!a stores in the handsof ttie •c - ,i ;a.:s tf\ 1 .Joseph. Want. They an- fu 1 ,>f ir,‘ red. and will he read with a :are n l .and: in u'liinthni with ihe Centeiminl eelebraticu of the year. lUiitiantly illustrated articles on American fd'i .-t < written rtsprciivelv hy their trio* d< wiliapp-nr dnr’n/ the year.’ The revive! ii- ■ -=- • in life makes these y a pirns es [H id! timely, end wil! secure for them un usual attention ITwruitlv illustrated articles on Old New \ rk, b> John F Mints, will appear at once, and will attract the attention of all. in city or country, who mark with interest the de- Vt I 'puii fit et the tftent nietrop lis and aiTec ti'mate y lememher the quaint peculiaiitics *> Its i iiicu time. Fv. 'ymiaih r i' pr< f'eely illuptr eed, thus enabli: l: us t< e ve to our desv'riplivc and narrative articles an int* rest and permanent value nevxr atrained in \ non-illustrated j*e ihaitca). lid - : ts accustomed nmnasreineut the lnafTHiine will in tlie future be devoted, a- it lus ‘ i u :n the past, to sound literatuie auu iTuistiau progress. Terms 54 a jear. A*e a number. Address Sp'lUPNldii N CO. New Yea L. COLUI DVER’ ISEMENTS. lIW GOODS. J. J. & W. R. WOOD • \ '<>. t) / Bread Street, Colambits, Georgia. DEALERS! IN FAMILY GROCERIES, TUBE CANDEI3 & CONFECTIONERY, SI.'.NW AS, LLW:)\K. o:U.YGB ‘’ami APPLES: CANNED GOODS, a ,len. Oil” "ittiK-m; PRESERVES ill variety mid style of |.ackaget' JELLIES, LICK ELS. SAUCES, CATSUPS. RAISINS, CITRON, CURRENTS, DATES, FIGS, Etc. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, RAK ING POWDERS, Ere. V-liav--;t U.-ft '-trl t*o--l; .f Family Supplies, nn-I will 'H ns ohcwp mi anr homo ! l ti.e'e. Ti.v un, ill ii oid smvt, Columbus, Ua.. one door above Llood’ druv ntma ' m itiy Pit ' I'.'ugbt nnd s.dil, S4aaly Ygmp laiterest KY CALLING AT 90 BROAD STREET, CO TRIM BUS, GEORGIA, BEFORE BUYING YOUR DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC. largo Stock and Rock Bottom Prices. YARD WIDE SHEETING, 7 Cts; SHIRTINGS, 6 C TS ; CHECKS, 9 1-2 Cts ; OSNABURGS, 9 1-2 Cts ; GOOD W HOLE STOCK BROGANS, 81 25. r lOIAI Olj llOOr XiFLO Place, Throe Doors above Wm. Beach & Cos. ilnrdwarc Store. J. ALBERT KIR YEN, 001-o.saa.’touiisi, G-a. Opposite J. H. Hamilton’s Store, 'W, A. Swiftj Proprietor, THESE NEW STORES ARE NOW OPEN AND FILLED WITH .1. and. Coraploto Stools of GROCERIES, ' 7hi oh Will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, Both Wholesale and Retail. FLOUR, DACON, TOIJACCO and FINE WHISKIES a Specialty, Conn-cti-d xvitii the Stores is the new ; CENTENNIAL WAGON-YARD, r. jt rora 1 t nith Evetfv convfnience for the accommodation of th# pnUto. ;!, !;;•* -.li Mullln*. f.cm-.-r y of.llavts, lias th n{B >f thU dtpavtinent, and will trive every -t.. li-i-m to tli iiatroa:.ti.e V ird. Mr T.l Hunt is with mo i-i the grocery department MV n-• Pit: > a-h .1 trial .i' the n-w Wa ■oo-vanl, and aotieit the patronage ot the Ind ia.? community to m> sto k of Groceries and Pnmcstic Dry Goods, W. A.- Blaiicliard & 11111, 10-4 White Blankets #2 50 per uair lihuicliard & Mill, 4-4 Sheetihgs 7 cents Blanchard <& Hill, 7-8 Shirtings G cents Blanchard & Mill, 7 Oz. Osnabeugs . O.V cents Blanehanl & 13112, 8 OZ. OSNAB! RG3 1C cents Blanchard Calicos • .... 7, 8 ami 0 cents BLANCHARD & HILL, 4-4 BLEACHED DOMESTIC .... 8,9 and 10 cents BLANCHARD & HILL, BROWN DRILLING * 10 ami 12J cents j BLANCHARD & HILL, HARRIS BROTHERS’ KIDS —Jnuvin’s .... $i oo a ju.ir j Victoria .... .... $1 50 Seamless .... $2 00 RL ANCHARD Sc HILL, . ELEGANT DRESS GOODS 20, 25, 40 and 50 cuu* BLANCHARD & HILL, 123 BROAD STREET COLT MBI S, GA.