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■own and COUXTX \ WN^PIREGTOKY. THE CHURCUM. Ur'nchinz at the Baptist cburch’on the first M 'Jyni Sundays, and Saturday before the ; B,| sumlay in each month, Rev. S. T. K >er 'liVng'ut the Methodist church on the o“s.mlaV iu each month, and Saturday HE rt ’ liev George S. Johnston pastor. : H; ,r l. luu/ Ht the Presbyterian church on Smalay iu each month, llev. G. V’ Uaxwli pa*h>r. •” )4( >*otrAi<!fl'rttx‘tKT. • ■ . t, t < ,vlare*y ,, r: JFC Williams, ■u! ibhs T L Jenkins and JT lt.'Ount, eolui luitHi. K * Howard marshal. ■ posT-r.rr.cE -miss km*a aenEt.T. P *. ■Daily arrival and departure of mails. I-t-lILtA Bt'ILfUXOS. ■ couithouse, jail, masonic lodge, female ■ j,!”'. male institute and two churches. H AHOETC ■OtlDtJkA I Ha,ui ton Lodge No. lfi-modteon Aw 2d ■ lmiU v afterneoß in each month. ■V l-shlev t’l.rwrter No 30-meets n tee Hi Kriilav iu each men’ll. H Viola Cormeil No 1 meets on Thursday Hfjlrt iretore 4th Kridae. ■ ifC Williams ordinary; J D Robinson ■ J , r . ft U ,rlen clerk of superior court; H.mW Miller tax receiver; JR Griffin tax Wn-'-'-n • K C Kimbrough treasurer; Jokn W JSmfch C***. i’tnintv Commissioners —W T Hudson, vT C ■ „ RWRobinson. N H B.rden clerk. R ,f Erlueatiori —W I Hudson. Flynn H W C Johnston, R G Hood. T J Neal. County School ComwSs’Wsr—J T Johnson. BEvetSksfir tan uwislatuihs. I senator; G L Kilpatrick and ; E .Moss, Jr, representatives. \ IU Hit IS COUNTY. tjcPKSIOtt COURT. ilames Johnson judge—W A T.ii I ’e relic ter-genenrl-N H Barrlen clerk -J H i, P iiff. Convenes tcod Mondays in ip'riT and October. COMMfSStoViiBS’ hWIIT totivenes list Tuesriav in cadi luofcth. rifentSAßT’s coubV tonnes first Monday in er.dk mffntb jtrisTXCEs’ ittfckrs. Titiffilte S72d) District-JnoT Williams i f>, ’Cha* Bedell N P -meet* first Saturday. Valiev Plains (786) — I N Sparks iT P, Geo (fi'i'urifce f V- 21 Satur day. Milner t (782)—&<5 ftilncr N P, P Sutton J t>--~4:h Saturday. __ _ ~ M averly Hall (934 p-G A B Dozier NP,t K *fi J P - (■„(,ulh (6961—J B Pate JP, W H Thomp **?/>wet ltttli (707) -Jesse Cox N P, W Nun tllv J P--3il < S>turday. j; r ,p. r Ultli (11801—J W Lokey JP, L C Sarcett N P-4th Saturday. 'Smith’s (1247) —Jas G Smith J P, S Moore N p—4th Saturday. Whiterville (920)—S H ft. Ac N P, A J 'Gordon J P—2d Saturday. Whitaker’s 1070) —R.M Whitten J P, k lynn <rk fiit N P Dividson’s (781)—T L Davidson J P, Ah lllae Spring (717) —J A Moore NP, C Had -stv J P —first Saturday. T 1 Go rdmnn’s (700) —J M Culpepper, J I, S •CG-olman N P—2d Saturday. The Cash System. —As we have to pay the cash for everything we nae about our honse And office, we a r e comorlled to rlo a strictly easli business We will take woorl or pro is ioiu. at market p m* s, In pay for subscrip tiofts. Althoi-.h anxious for patronage, we. p;rf-'r a limited cash luisliiess to an extended ■ere lit one. NORTH rIND SOUTH RAILROAD SCHEDULE. i[J. til further notice the tiWin will run on this road daily as follows, Sundays excepted: Tleave Kineslmro 1 A M AVi ive atCofifimbus 8 40 A M \ ,-vtvt; Co’iinibns 3 20 R M Arrive at Kinvsboro 8 p M WM. REDD, Jr.. Superintendent. i ■ •' __ 1 Sabbatlp-Scliool Concert. AK the Methodist Chvrr.h in Hamil ton, on Monday niyM, December tilth. Town Notes. Why don’t you crow? “Santa Claus’” comes to-night. “Uaho- ®' c ki catch it! Ah! I beg your jiardon ma'am, I oelieve tlits is one of year torn tables? ell I hadn’t the least idea of letting it get away with all this load of •eat ables TANARUS” The ancT irrepressible O. it. gave a cake cutting last week, ar.d in the absence of the take, he and his j mis bug knaiyicd ■a'p a gourd han dle. Splendid inducement’s tocash buy ers at GaAi,e & Copeland’s. Come find see thefantastics parade tomorrow-; it is tbe grandest affair on foot. AH those in ending to parade with the Tkntnstics are requested to meet at the office of Ur. Gibbs bright and early to morrow morning, and decide where they shall dress. Catania claims the P, G. in G. and the C. I!, is ’desperately in love with her; but i&e don’t promenade worth a cent. We know one thing to be a fact; Hamilton can boast of some of the most industrious young ladies of any place this side of the North pole; they never tire of sweeping. Hamilton is improving slowly. Several new'buildings are being fitted up. Our call for something on the “belles” of Hamilton in lest week’s issue, was not unheeded, for we have a splendid production in this one. Remember the old bachelors if you please. Squire N. H. Barden came lo this place 47 years ago, the 18th of, thi-i month, and on the same day in the same year Dr. ( has Bedell was; married. We heard an old gentleman who ins been a citizen of this county 46 years, say th it he has nteVfer taken a chew of tobacco, nor smoked a pipe or cigar in Ids life, and last but uot least, he never took a drink of whis ky as a. beverage. Chickens are getting scarce around Catania. The C. R<- gave all he had for tire hire of a buggy to attend the Wedding, and now he lias to walk. We theregiu “little Trick” was a Reports fi-om Cataula. Oh, so glad. Christmas most here. The P. G. iu G. lives in Cataula. Fetch out your mules—you’ll need ’em Now-years day. . Wlll . bring out fautasties. Admittance free. Friday and Saturday were the coldest days of the season. The weather has moderated now,, so sail iu with your invitations. Our burg is the happy abiding place of 23 fiddlers. ” Music hath Charted,” etc. Cataula comes to the front with a talking eat. The feline tells the girls who is in love with them. . Esqr. Alien owns two hairless dogs of the Mexican breed. “The celebrated “Didhebiteyou” is a wonderful addition to our village, and is a dog of rare abilities: " No*- don’t that dog; look sweet, With ft stump tail ar.d three feet." The ex C. R. will spend clinstmas in Talbotton, Cataula fun is 100 lit tle a thing for him since he got to be pro. tem. editor. Look out or Murphy will get you. Our “phat man” enjoys this cool spell of weather. Everybody are saving eggs, but ter etc., and things are promising fov a lively time during the holidays. Hip! hip! hurrah for Christmas. The young folks of Ellershe are arranging for a grand tournament and egg-nog drinking on the 27th the crowd is to gather at Esqr. Tem Cranberry’s. Thanks to Miss S. 11. for an invitation. The party at our house was largely attended, and all enjoyed it; espe cially “little trick” as his dulcena was present. “They say” a gourd handle was eaten, but Miss F—an I “ye reporter” didn’t chaw on it. Jfhe lumber pile at Cranberry and Ganmiell’s is rapidly diminishing. They are determined to sell it. Jim Mooie is the happiest man in Cataula—he has a broadcloth suit and a contract forgetting l,ooocrss ties for the “ Narrow Gauge.” There are some yonnsr men in this country that don’t know whether to offer his arm to a young lady, in a promenade, or take hers. W.e saw this exposed at the party. A geutletttan who has traveled a great deal says the prettiest girl he ever saw lives in Catania. What you, \V\ H. R. ? Fortunately the beautiful young lady is “ litte Dicks’- sweetheart, and he says she is the sweetest and loveliest in the state. The H. S. Estes is making her regular trips without the assistance of her whistle. Cows, as well as Gammells chickens are now in great danger of having their fee.trgs h Eight of Cataiil--’'- J. MARION ESTES, 121 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA., Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu BOOTS, SHOES LEATHER and FINDINGS. I would respectfully call your attention to my splendid stock of Root ;, Shoe*, fain’her and Findings, eonsislinp- of Ladies’, Misses’ and Ctiildren’s Shoes, Gentlemen’s, Bo,s’, Youths’ an I Children's Boots and Shoe . Also, a Complete Stock of Boot and Shoo Findiinr.s, Lea. ! _ev, L sts, I’egs, etc. As I sell entirely for cash, you can rely on buying of me a, the lowed figures. Call and look. J. MAIlhiN KsTtiK 13?“ A Beekivuh -ew ig mre.-ine, in good order, no..h S2O ii New York, can be had for §ls, by apply* ing at this oftieo, 13?“ MeKeighan’a magic soap and polish for sale by Dr. T. S. Mitchell. Cheap.— A life scholarship in the Mound City Commercial College ot Sr, Louis, Mo., worth §07.50, can he had for §SO, by applying at this office. S3F“ Mr. J. T. Johnson is our regularly authorized agent, and the only one authorized to receive and receipt for this paper in Columbus. If you should want anything in the way of saddles, bridles, harness, etc , go to W. li. Kent, of Columbus, Ga. He does all kinds of new work and repairing, and his prices will be found satisfactory. He gives his exclusive atteutiou to the business, oct22d.u Bargains for Somebody. The following bargains can be had by application at this office. All the articles mentioned are ucie, and will be shipped lo order from die. manu facturers or their agents: One §BO folding-cover Wilson sew ing machine for $ 30. One §OO Flo-eoee machine for §7O. One Babcock e e extinguisher for §50 —worth §6O in New York. One of Waters & Son’s style 20 organs, price §l5O, for §llO. A Georgi §625 piano for §4OO. Call am? She. A hand some, sil ver-mournerl, 5530 riorenee sewing machine, bran-new, can be bought low, and on accomodating terns-. Cab and see it at Dr. Mitchell's of fice. Sewing Machines first class mao I '' sal at 1 COLUMBUS TIMES. DAILY and WEEKLY. - Tf you woul 1 like lo subscribe fot A live 1 newspaper, Demoevitie iu polities, An 4 (lie orean of thk rnori.K, take the Daily or Week ly 'limes. The paper is not published in tbe interest of any tiiur or clique. Ini* published solely in tliu interests of Georgia and the South. The Ddly Times is filled with tho latest news of the day that can be gathered by tel egraph or correspondence. lettnS SB, poet ape prepaid by ns. The Weekly Times is lAade Up from the cream of tbe daily, and embraces Original ar ticles on various subjects. Articles on farm ing adapted to our climate and the means of our people asp -rialty. Wo would like to see the paper In the hands of every farmer in this section. Terms $2, we paying postage. Address TIMES PUBLISHING CO.. Columbus, Ga. r 3 LT.osr i iijo r x i 'o's^ or ms NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Baor'n. Broadway and Ann Streets. POSTAGE FREE. Annnal subscript'on price $ 2 cum HATES. Three copies r> Five copies 8 Ten copies 15 Twenty copies 25 An extra copy will be sent to every club of ten or more. Additions to dill* received at dub rates. 'I hose rates make the Weekly Herald the cheapest publication in the country. Terms cash In advance. Money sent by mail will lie at the risk of the sender. A generous portion of the Weekly Herald will be appropriated to agriculture, horticul ture, floriculture, pomologyjmd the manure merit of dome-tic animals. TartiCidar atten tion will also be paid to reports of markets. The aim will be to m ike the Week' v H r ald superior to any other agricultural and family 'lew*oanet' In the oomd'l v. Every number of the Weekly Herald will contain a select scry and the latest and most important news hv telegraph from nil parts of the world up to tho hour of publication. During the session of Congress the Weekly Herald will contain a summary of the pro ceedin'?- and the latest news hv telegraph from Washington—political, religious, fash ionable and artistic literary and sporting In telligence; obituary notices; varieties; amuse ments; editorial articles upon the prominent topics of the day ; a review of the cattle and dry goods markets ; financial and corn men ial intelligence; and Aconunls of all tho import a’nt and interesting events of the week. The price of subscription e '■ cable, should • LOWELL WAREHOUSE. SLADE & ETHEREDOE.', ** •' f *• l*< i k’Ml •> *. ti ft J>*f t{ Warehouse and Gomm'ssion Merchants, Columbus, - - fieorgia* Baggirtg slid Tins for snip. Burtios not wishing to soil, can got liberal advances iir>on Co)loft ato’red with its. J. H. SL \l> Jul 16-r.m o. A. ETHRKKDGE. LOWER THAN COTTON W. R. KENT, Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer tri Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Horsa'ldaukcU and lloboa, Harness, 3otA,|l pper tug, Dash and ,1-aco Leather, ,3hoc Findings, Kaddlei y and Harness Hardware, Oil Cloth* of all kind*. J| Best Leather Beltb'g and Copper Brad*. All kinds of Wagon, CuVt nhd Blow Harn***. Wagon Breeching and Bridles. Wagon and Plow ILmes and Liner. Trace Chains, etc, Indies’ and Gent*’ Trunks and Satchels a specialty. Any kiud of new woik made to order, ttopalrlng neatly arid pronlptty dorr4. I have tin- largest and best stock of goo Is of the kind In the Mv practical knowledge and undivided personal attention to my business enables ms to sell nntfyaa nob ns and at lower l'umtts than any other house. Come and be convinced, as 1 mean what Isay. octal 3m W R KENT, 102 Bread Street, Columbu*, Ga THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE* T ani now offering to the ntthlio Iho largest stock of Ready-made Clothing to be found in any Southern city. I buv from first hands, and sell at the very lowest pri ces—being deter mi tied not to be undersold by any houso in the ,Slate. Examine for yourselves. STILU SES 'CLOTHING B 6 Broad at. DIAGONAL SWTS, WORSTED stiltsj BEAVER SUITS. liluo and Black, CASSIMERE SUITS,J YOITW .SUITS, IK>YS> SUITS,i MUSOOW FU IIS, CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, BEAVER “ blue * black Cents' fine FurnishmgJCoods in emllcse variety.