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IN THE CITY.
tfJirlf any of our übteriberafail to receive their
paper, they mW}>UaM 4* s**** u
of tke fact immediately. , iu.-. ■
ColumblUi t.iu.
SUNDAY. ....... OCTOBER. 82. 1876
TIME* Jill PUINTIM WPH*.
NKATNHSH AN V I)IHPATCI|.
♦ in
Wa Invite tworybody who nootl any Uo-
Bcrlption of Jon Printing to coll at the
Times Jon Printing Office and not
AA a l m —j— ■ 1 .life 4 luk IA 4 ... , t ulailaA Hfiiil
tmtli worn wmr ill Miwmuuut **vynr, >.
nmtnaas and tlwunh'h., Dili JiqaU#,
ter ur*44.^w^ r P‘v A >
tton TlckrCb FttfWLon, Vil<l fland 4*m4 '4'
specialty.
ear Any quantity oi.P‘ht* 4 fl
tans for sale. tf
JIAIIK n.IU.ANI)fOUI>. LOUMP. IIAIinJJUI,
)U.ANruKVAOAKf.VKU, I
Au.ru.7l t.utl CiMin.i-llur* t I.aw.
pittco opposite Warehouse.
jiroctteo Id tho auto aud Fedarul Courts.
(OI.UMnm COTTON MARKET.
OoLUMUUa, (iA., OoUiher 22, W 76.
Daily Statement.
Stock on haml Aug. 31, 1870... 510
llccelved yesterday. .. 897
“ previously lß.oui 18,500
yuw
sliipped yesterday. , 221
“ pimoMy.. 'V.. I+,4!H) -111.117
Stock on hand this morning 8.802
Ordinary -Tei
Good Ordinary 9
l.ow Middling* I/.
MtddHnfta..... AS
Good Middling* ‘JJf
Wftnjnofiße sales fe ...... 035
KeteijttH- f; • , Si.
By Wagon 251
'<MLfU.it ; : 190 '
•• liiver L 0
** N.AK.R.K * 34
•• 8. W. It. R , 98
•• W. It. K 15-597
Shipments
By S. W. It. R 715
“ M. & G. It. R fc 0
Home C0n5umpti0n............ 8* <721
New Advert lnpiiicnln.
Gtoserles—l. Josopli.
Just Iteoeived—Goo. W. Brown.
Fresh llrugw—A. M. Brannon.
Now Groatrlt-s- -J, J, Wliltle A Cos. , / y >
Liquors, Cigars ainl Luneli—Davo’s
Bamiileßoom. ' u •'
niEKRAIi NOTICE.
I'lie relatives and friends of.J. M. Lay
field are invited to attend tho funeral of
their youngest Son Walter, t.(,-dayf(SUN
DAV) at 3p. m., at their residence, No. 1
Mclntosh street.
finite til.
The many friends of lir- J. A. Uranhart,
will regret to learn that ho lies danger
ously ill at his residence in tho city. We
hope ho will recover.
linn. 11. 11. Hill.
At the solicitation of many of the citi
zens of Muscogee county, the Hon. li. H.
Hill has consented to address them on
Monday evonlng next, at the Opera House,
at 7 o'clock. F, G. Wilkins,
Chairman Executive Committee.
At a Premium.
Yesterday tho Eagle and Fhenix Factory
was paying a premium of from,ope M two
per cent, for fragtiivtl cuisoatv, ahd fort
currency of one and two dollar bills. They
were scarje of cltaafur with Wbtcftitp paj’
oft their lmraocso body of hands. If a
man hail had sevdral thousand dollars of
fractional ourrency he could have made a
dividend or two.
Funeral of Mu’. Cfiarlds *k. Bbl^r.
The remains of Mr. Charles Shivers
were brought from Macon yesterday
morning. At four o’clock In tho evening,
file remains were taken from tho depot,
and borne to the cemetery. Roy.. K. J.
Corley read burial son-lee. Messrs. ,f. S.
Aceo, R. B. Mtmk>eh,<’. IS. t Grin os, I'etei'
Carnes, James T. Thwoatt ttfld W. It. 80-
dell attended the remains ns pall bearers.
: —■"*> ;
Tlie Hoy * After Them.
The Amateur is still after Council about
that “big ditch” on Forsyth street. Noth
ing like perseverance boys, and if you
have some art of proteetifm* thrown over
or around It, you will deserve the grati
tude of the citizens In that part of tho
city. Can’t you say something about tho
miserably dizzy and gloomy looking
lamps that do not adorn tho crossing of
the stroots?
lie ml and Uriitrinltcr.
Thomas & Prescottt are dorlrous of sus
taining their reputation as First Class
Clothiers; instead of buying their stock
from tne Shoddy Beady Made Clothing
commonly known among tailors as “Buz
zard Wing," with which the Northern
markets are flooded this fall, have had
their stock nearly all made to order In
first class styles and are now dally deceiv
ing, fresh from their manufacturer, ex
cellent Clothing of overy variety, which
they are not ashamod to sell, and at prides
to suit the times. 1 . X\
A word to the wiso is sufficient.
oct2l tf
‘ 81 *"s-*: : ~ r
New (Joint*. * u ’-
Sour Kraut.
Pickles by tho gallop,.
Spiced Pig Feet,
“ Tripe,
New Buckwheat,
Fulton Market Boot, by
auglS tf G. W. Brown.
To me Public.
Having received our new stock, we
would respectfully invite our customers
and tiie public in general, to call and ex
amine the same. Every artllcie has been
selected with great care, us to style, and
will be found equal to any offered for sale
In New York, or elsewhere. Tho prices of
watches, jewelry and silver-ware lias been
reduced considerable here lately, and as
we buy only for cash, wo can offer our
goods at the lowest profitable price.
Therefore if you want good goods at low
prices you will find what you want at
Wittich & Kinsrl’s
octß Sm Jewelry Store.
Zephyr Wools.
Ijargo stock of Zephyr Wools in desira
ble shades. Ladies can rely on getting
any shade of me. J. Albert Kihven ,
octt eodtf NO. 90 Broad St.
Another Lot
of DKESS GOODS in the favorite Basket
Pattern reduced to 85 cents per yard at
octll eodlw Kyle’s.
pw .WUIAIJJ.. JPI.J rr--3ry7 s ,
“■ | r cup r.ampu. yy l t
Wo uoiit know whoso DusmesSit is to
kaftp tho olty lumps In ft condition to glvo
,a amount pf light, these moon*
lessTiififhts, but wo ti§ know that tho duty,
whosver It ttelontrsMk sadly noKlected.
and that tho lamps glvo hut a small de
gree of tfie light that they would, if kept In
good ui:<%. Homo of iM itU{6 aouto tfaok
stnteteetd, traverse. at lute touis, jwui
to do lt, wo nood all tho ligHft wo can got,
from tho low tamps providod wlieu In tho
boot condition, and wo oaghfr to* get it.
Somebody le paid liberally to furnish
it, butwo-donotfeot lt, as tho dust and
dlrtare,*>#*W* felasHcs
that tho light from tho burning can
soaruaiy sUamgla iUauugit. Ut Ua pteiss
men arc unfortuoato onough to hnvo any
; t*-Vtserviccto is>rTjKur'l^l|fl4#gfit#fo
MPf them, (1 thy
to 800 how to aoICT
Wo trust tho contractor will take a noto
„an<l sill ThAWafhavo our street
miffplftit ItrWrra’cmidmon, and kept so,
r i 1 1 *9* tfMf \
If fiicro is angood fcasAn t*y a wo
man#* simply W'caksolsho is A woman,
should bojdobarrod tho?privllogo of ongag
lng 'tn any lagiuins(|B tnwnMßrVkd
;wmfch<i lnclliuU,gMiitißy iofmiM.
clearly manifest what lt is, noither Is It
cosy to undorstftod why a particular kind
of work done by one person equally as
well juevery respect another*,sfjpuld
not receive the same pay because tho
workman In tho ono caso hnppons to boa
woman. Evorv day we heat men Aig
gest this Idea, hut the world dixss not carry
lt out.
be fho’flrst lluty of tho coun
‘ti'Jt ej'pfdvlddfwlft’jt Tdlvour women, and
when they du : 'V'Ork as well as
should have the same pay. Women eor
’fafSrywoulil inafie as gooiT clorEsas"men,
and ns cashiers and txiok-keCpOft would
boas accurat/'. t 1 T " J
Thos/plaeos, In tho gift of out
tive.wWe tho law dans uct prombif it,
should bo llllcd by descrying women. In
Wa.'thtrrgton' tfle dimilnmcnt clerks are
many otttjons ladies.
HfiOv 11
ill;. I', \Y.,JvOUdopber lias moved bis
cigar factory to tho storo west of the
Times office, and Is shout tilled up for .the
reception of orders.
In tho roar of his storo ho Me a half
dozen hands engaged In making cigars of
all brands and varietios. Ho purchases
tho best grades of tobaoe6, and under his
immediate supervision has It made Into
cigars. Ho can and tided sel| cigars
cheaper than they pfU 00 ordered from
the Korth and you can soo esaotly,what
you iu:o buying.
In tho frpnt part of Ida storo IB lvls re
tail department. Tlds is well lltted up,
and smokqra will find for salo cigars ami
smokers artioles, sueh as pipes, BtemS,
tobaccd, Ac., as good and cheap as any in
tho city, lie docs not' c6pflho fils retail
departmohtto Ids own mako, bujb has it
supplied with the choicest brands of im
ported cigars. Go there and try his
olgars.
I,lve Within Your Means.
It is just one of fho hardest things in
the world for any man to do—to live at all
times, and under all circuipslaneca, com
pletely! within his means. JSchiid people
do not le von mako the attempt to do so •
but blunder along, tnldhg everything ns
it comes, and seemingly care but very
little whether their htmest debts are paid
or not. Avery largo share of our wants
and requirements aro purely imaginative,
if we only knew It; and, iu nine cases out
of ton, \ve shouW all bo better off if these
wants eould not-fiosslbly be supplied. "■’*
It is a hard thing to do; but if men will
recoguizods impm-tanco, everybody will!
2RsUdif wk is Uu* stop in economy,
ah(Kme that mdsl f6practiced before In--
its;
Jtmeiih'e tlrucery llousc.
Although Mr. Joseph hap boon engaged
as a wholesale grocer but a few weeks, lie
has already jnmmgk to/i. splendid trade,
and is now selling apy quantity of goods
tooountry meroliaiita. This can be easily
accounted for, fof ho advertises bis goods
llborally, anti soils at tho closest margin,
everything fn his store ho has bought for
cash, and when a ikon has tho cash, to
spend, ho can buy better bargains. In this
way Mr. JdSogth cap sell cheaper than
most houses. Ills stock "of groceries is
oomplete. A wally yuough his mammoth
house, setflug goqiis jiileit Pi the Mill#,
will give' aiv Idea' of tho ad Vantages no
can give purchasers. Wecommondto our
readors a,visit to h-is store, whether you
want Hour, meal, meat or whtekoy.
MUN. I,ICE’S MII.LINEUY EMl’Oltll.M.
The Luteal FiMihlonu un<l fitj-lat,
i.t . ’ —■ ,j ■/ ’ !
Wo hqp<J our lady renders in Urn city and
at a dtgtapqo will not forgef Mrs. Lee's
millinery store when they or tbeii friends
need anytUing iq tliis Hue. The store is
filled with the latost styles of bopnets aud
hats, ribbons, Ihcos, collars, culTsf'Ac., and
for sale at a price in tho reach of all. She
eAn please the most fastidious tastes, and
is witling to show the goods to anyone,
that they way make close lnipecttons.
Go to-morrow and look at them. It Is
ulxipt tithe t.o fix up for winter.
.Ilnyor u Court Vrurrrilny.
The Mayor held mute a lively entnv
tninmegt yesterday morning. 5
Z. T. tonkins wiP*ThnS%s.oo for disor
derly conduct.
Ike Smlth H (llsorderl)\ ojnducJ, Received
$5.00 asciis portion.
Herrington Jackson, /or oicorderly con
duct, was also fined $5.00.
Bettte Harrell Was reported for being
drunk antf disorderly. Tho Mayor con
cluded fining her did no good, so ho sen
tenced her to twenty-four hours in the
gunrd*-houSe,'or until she became sober.
Slimier Will tout.
A few yors ago “August Flower” was
discovered to be a certain cure for dys
pepsia and liver complaint, a few thin
dyspeptics made known to their friends
how easily they had boon cured by its
uso. The great merits of Green’s August
Flower beenmo heralded through the
country by one sufferer to another, until,
without advertising, its sale lias become
immense. Druggists in every town in
the United States are selling it. No per
son suffering with sour stomach, sick
headache, custivenoss, palpitation of tiie
heart, indigestion, low spirits, otc., can
take three doses without relief. Go to
your druggists, Dr. Gilbert .fc Thorn
ton, and get a bottle for 75 cents and try
it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
july*s-d*w3m.
NOTICE TO SI BbCKIHEILS,
Those of our subscribers wfib will jiiove
their residence or plaoe of busi
ness, will plea so notify us in time, that
we may have tboir papbrs properly deliv
ered. sepSStf
Hr. Hilliard'* Mpcwria Ud Nlgln.
Quito u large nod respectable as
semblage, • Including it number of
lndids, gave lion. Henry W. Hilliard
their attention last night at the
Operu House. He upoko nearly two
hours, and was llstcnad to respect
fully, ut time* oHafting a|>p!ausc.
Ho defonded at some length his po
sition as an “independent” candi
date for .Congress, and appealed to
tho people to assert thoir manliness
by disregarding tho dictation of rings
and breaking tJHo meshas .of .party
machinery.. Ho 'fcrilioteod Mr. Har
ris’ position, that hdßfn
duatriouffy ttoo ,J)ist)f!et
fora r-no,'uiaiuion, while hlsoiqio
neats rapaaiuift! at holfb a|te tiding to
their business, afiitl at InwMSnomi
nation was forced npoH a eonventitn
.that jia'd ior sixty baHoQth'3<cft.‘4 a,
majority against him, by thiiffiiib
bornness of tlto nnd
hiufappfifntinl ftfrnOTC'grra'ii.
Mr. Hilliard paid Iris respects $0
Mr. Toggle In a Very ciinstie manner.
Jtfo.tlo not care to quote auy of tiie
personalties in which they dead to
wards each other, hat aim idy ryniark
thatTne ’toiiofs”' in inis kind of
warfare are ‘‘easy’’ between thorn.
Mr. Hilliard was often impressive,
and af Tfrtt6& eWfJncMt.** He made
many telling Ifits at, his oppomints,
find tnrned agrtlnst them with rmi?h
skill spipp <?f sharpest yprspnal
strictures, t Vo cannot judge'bit %he
effect of his speech, in our judg-
Brept, it warf lacking in convlri.uing
aruttpH'id; but ho may have
synrpftthy hy tho cleverness, as well
as'tjio p.vint, wjtfi m^ fiorne
ungenerous llirigs and disiiaraglng
persauul^ies..
to'sayliiat towards the
close of the address sorno confusion
was for a short ti mo occftskjpeiJ,t>y the
disorderly conduct of. one man. Mr.
Hilliard met it iu a spirited as well
as a dignified njanner, and the dis
order was quelUjdamicl a general call
for the disturber to be “put out.”.
We take occasion to deny that the
friends of Mr. Harris in the hall had
any sympathy or toleration for this
unmannerly disturbance of a public
-meeting, and they manifested thplr
disapproval of It in a manner which
could mot be mistaken. Wo heard
surprtep expressed that no poliecmep
were present to felieVo citizens of the
necessity of aetipg ns preservers of
decency and order on this occasion.
Why was it that, they wero not oh
hand?
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I-lrst-clan* I’Alnterv.
Mr. Jerorao Wilhelm lias just finished a
job of painting and graining for this of
fice that will comparo favorably with any
work done in tho Sodth, of this kind. It
was a difficult job, owing to the roughness
of tho timbers In tho coiling, but it looks
now us if tho entire front room Of our
offico was made new. The graining pncl
wall papering is splendidly done and can
not bo excelled.
Mr. Wilhelm has associated with him
Mr. Herrington, a skilled workman,
and thb firm of Wilhelm & Herrington
aro fully prepared to do all kinds of paint
ing, varnishing, wall papering, aud Kalso
minlng. If you want your liouaoaor par
lors to look exquisite, and be finished with
the latost stylus, call on them. You can
leave your orders at Hogan’s Ice House,
they will bo promtly attended to.
Wise In tlre Hlv *JIVOA
rains have occasioned a rise
in tho rivor, and wo probably will soon see
the Rig Foot float up (hiq way. ShQ wa#
at Buinbridgo Friday, with a loadof sys
tors from the bay.
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Have's tiuuipie Kauuas.
For best Beer at scr, -i ,■ i :
in the city;
“ “ Liquors and Wines;
Gold Lunch at all hours. lt
TAII.OKING.
The I’A&L 1 FASHION PLATES dis
play luaiiy h%pdsome STYLES, which I
am now making up to order. Merchants
dealing in CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
are now opening a handsome line of these
goods. Offering the best exertions, I ex
port to please even tho most fastidious in
execution and in promptness.
CUTTING and REPAIRING will receivo
strict attention.
C. 11. Jones.
Choice Teas
from 90c. to s2jjp per pound.
Roasted and Green Java ami Rio Coffee.
Coffee roasted twice each week. By
r G. W, Brown.
. AVEKETT.
FAMILY. GROCER— AT OLD POST-OFFICE
I CORNER.
"'-w •
Has on consignment—
-500 doz.* Eggs at 20c.; largo lot Fresh
Apples— by barrel or at retail; Northern
CabbagopCheoso and Butter, and gener
ally assorted Family Groceries.
All down low for cash.
“THU OLI UELI VItLE."
Wo make our annual bow to the public,
and byg to announce that we are again
WIK RB,lily COBS and OKI ARff,
atrwhosale and retail at tho lowest cash
price.
In addition to BIQUOBS, wo have
I SMOKER’S materials of every DESCRIP
TION,
and at prices to suit the times.
RESTAURANT.
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Tho Bestaurant Department of our
house will be kept to the usual standard,
and with that our friends have heretofore
been satisfied.
*3~ Birds,’Fish,(Oysters, and all gaipe
of tiie season kept on hand.
Chas. Hetman A Cos.
8 tf
Love A Wilson s
celebrated Belts will eure chills, correct
deranged nervous systems, strengthen
tiie appetite, and actively aid in restoring
mpaired health. For sale at
apr2o tf M. D. Hood & Co.’s.
Corn Wttiueil.
Farmers can soil all tlieir spare Corn, if
sheilod, at fair prices, attire City At IBs.,
octß d&w
MnUamv Foy’i Corsets*
Now; and yd Adl>aeas, Bril
liariunes, Black Cashideres and Bomba
zines, at J. 8. Jones.
Sep.
i tunics m*rr / ]
C*-Wlct si I iiVof.
-Fish-scale brocado is very fashhmu
—J'<au.(il.Jre M'l BmiFtluxulUut jicdaiv
hair, but tiio best of authorities agree in
the.huiief t ilitpsull ruicjitilobl^fuc,
‘’SBWiflslilirffllbanf' wtif btf ’(,iii* J Sw
winter.
—Moss trimming is used for heading
fring??. A . •:.li l ii;. r 4<
-Alasloitfjßoro poacoful days for man.
The women have gono into tho Insurance
buskiixat When u fascinating lady on tors
an ofllcoriind lays her hand upon a man's
arm in that familiar touching way, and
SfliniPEi
liforonian usual; too.
Mrs. Hally Hep r ßiA Vf Clinton
Michigan, works a farm of one hundeed
acres and has nine childron. If there were
fjvvf
hftradtisv Ttifflym'drirof usnmlgnt eseffpe
work. n
In silk the brocading is in many pat
terns; indamassoit is aoH aud clinging
In texture; In matelasso firm llko fliio and
perfect quilting, aud for this runion much
used for lato fall and winter paletots and
sacques. Although it has been worn for*
some few soasons back. Herzegovina
cloth still appearsn?de pi sacraici ?nd
over dresses, to be-wdn/wilh ft.sllr sktot
beneath.
Velvet dress skirts will be veryfashion
able, both for street and fulj dross.
There Is an attempt being -Hindu, to f{- k
vive the round-toed hlgh-lieoied shoes.
Wives Jftia presuuiptuoua creatures.
They always ask for a look of tUoir lover’s
hair before marriage, and taku.it without
asking afterward.
“Man,” says Victor; lUigiS “was the co
nundrum of tho eigfrtJ&nth Conturyl Wo”
man is tho conundrum of tho nineteenth
century.” An American editor adds: “We
can’t guess her, but will never give her
up. No, nevef.” 1 <'! ■
This is not only an exciting, but a very
interesting, political campaign. Women
as well as men have a duty to perform in
it. They cannot vote or appear In proces
sions, but they can cut tho wood and bring
up the coal, and thus leave |h-o men mgie
time to talk up'mibt&rs. *•
A “Soeloty for Promoting Legislation
for the control and care of Habitual
Drunkards” exists in England.
A young man who married for love last
spring, was splitting wood, tho other even
ing when the axe slipped and took off two
of hlf tops. pow .that he had
Ladies wpo, pfompnade now
adays have a iidw way *to* carry their
skirts. They take hold of the hem of_J.be
fitess, and elevate it'jjjst
buough toAiiapkiy the wliito gauaeats un
derneath, and (if small) the feet. There
fore If a lady has inAu" olajafratefy em
broidered peUidta-ft, Tier dress'will do suf
flclently high to display it# beauty. Those
who have plain, but clean skirts, raise the
dress moderately high; but those whose
skirts are rjiggect and soiled, and who
have stockings with holes in them,,allow
their dress to envelop them rintl drag In
the dirt.
—A faehipu carried to excess at; this nun,
ment is that of having-rtonograißs.
—Long siring to be tied under the chin,
are seen on most of tho Imported bonnots.
—“Angelina, whj’ do you girls oitll tills
new-fashioned belt the Henry V bolt?”
"Because,” replied tho witty girl, “It costs
Honry a Y every tlmo his wire buys one.”
—Very young ladies continue to wear
basques buttoned behind.
—Quoting poetry and repeating Sheak
spearo don’t possess teilf tine atU'4frti(>|s
to win a wife that a qmrt
peanuts do.
—The skirts of Worth’s dresses are so
make a low courtesy in Wr 6f afidiii, or
kneel In church.
—A Binghamton man ks swung fqj atli
vorce from his wifdohTho plea fliat she
has a glass eye that Is eternally open
nights, and the “aspoet makes him ner
vous.!’ Fte eottsediher to close tt, with red
suafiug wpx, but;that only iucroased the
terror ndexpefleiicbA. *
—Ladies’ dark stockings this fall, are
striped h) . reps lepgthwise, crossed JjJL
h#dt lines of bright colorA aRd
of wmK
—A Boston woman wanted to elope, but
when her liusbaud gave hormone}-, to go
she changed,ber ndnd. It ,tyv4 all thp ;
romance away. _____
Among the most popular combinations
are blue and rwL-appte and
on a cream-colored pink and|
plum color, and mlufy DtlierST Tlio dis
position of these colors is the important
question at present; mistakes aro often
made which mar tho most beautifal ef
fOckf mat&|Ks ari manufqptuted
id two a|)4u|s, in thf mdst sfa-ikjag
,1 4R8 [us 8I tH|4|ngs. In fhe
same way. Pipings, cordings, and trim
mings in that stylo aro often made iu
three shades. Flouncings and ruffings
are most generally piaced orthe
three rows, op they are more filea|lng #>
tho eye thafi Sfrauged in rows of two on(f
four.
Notwithstanding Cotton Goods aro ad*
vanning, Kylo still sells good styles of
Calico at 7c., and soft finished Bleaching
tflOy. . ortl# lw
Another lotpf those 2c. Dress Goods at
orti#i#-
New Uveas GeedSt omlgaatog beautiful
effects in Plaids, also Gray Pqplins,
especially adapted to immediate' weak
at J. S. Jones.
Kep-iHf,. nnn tf
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ti ll.*, OPEN
3\T3E3'W“ ZIP^XINTTIS
r^btonnow.
DURING THE WEEK
% a , Xf V l"i Z}}, i ' •
SKCWp OF, INDIES’
' XjuiLi A .-*J C*XX JL W' ■Cm
CLOAKS.
ami sue them Ix'loro Imjrinft.
Sh.lii'M J. s. JONES,
i *?a4t ’44ns
CA €T
ww wrw mwm
iTt.tUHEITN
Bh
the winning side.
-'l'Ve bst wyt HNtmro**i* Virtu a long
thnw-ta Hds VlhWwtet JM. .. f*
—Go to church to-day, and you wilT
mroIITTJHheWHInWf: C~T
*THMKrtieotlwere full of sShwigws ym
terday from all parts.
—Columbus horses are entered |u every
at the Griffin Fair.
—They have figured ColqUltt’smaJiu-ity
down to 70,000, but that will do. / .
- Hqplo pOPpIo are beginning
talk about their Christmas tur&oy.
—jTwo diu’s of bright beautiful
WCuther slnMthe fiown 5 5 " -|
(ffity is aSMimt ß for ! ltH<SifVA
ol pf Muscogee county.
—The Khedlvo of Egypt sleeps on the
do that.
I AtMuilW ft&/rgan TtA
and playful monkey to como around.
’ —Those ‘Who intend to run for county
offices should send In their announce
ments, ....i. '. et -J
—Moccasins are crawling lot? ibis year,
and snake mediclno -ls used "freely here
abouts.
—Eagle Factory checks advanced %c.
yiisterdsyt owipg to the increased demand
anfl small sfoet. i t
-It issaW that the Yankees derive the
habit of whittling from tho aboriginal
Chip-pe-ways,
“• respect for '■Straw fiats life
wearing of old overcoats should be de
ferred as long as possible.
— lfie tepUye habits of the ro|si, b>J?ros
paring for the winter's business in ono’s
wafdrobs, amusing.
w —*‘XtWSrl I w&B at the Centennial," will
be tho way that many a household tradi
tion will be begun after a little. .
. Fashion nqte: Advance repoßta ff<
Indiana bhy that ‘‘ftlnc Jeans”' tfdll tie
largely worn the present season.
—Oiie’.of the most aggravating sights
to a young man is to see a bevy of pretty
girls petting and kissing a small baby.
—Mr./ JF. Lathrop, member of
the firm of J. W. Latin opA Cos., and Pres
ident of tho Savannah ;Cotton Exchange,
died in Greensboro, N. C., last week
—lbiltation Limburger cheese has been
manufactured so successfulls In Wiscdn
sih that families living near the faqtory
wore obliged to dose their windows-
A sick man In New Orleans was told by
thwdwetor that nothing would save trim
r of catnip Uj#.. “Then I
must die,’’ said the poor man, "for I don’t
hold bi£a- . y y.'
—A wtui sayp she 1# oppogd
iroemOfl "Sfaying law!, a {flfriffoinah
, ropiarks would cling to Ills collar and say,
"Oil, John, why floefrengmy side so ear
ly ? Why can’t you stay to breakfast ?"
—Tito 54 fashionable hats worn by the
girls now have wide brims, but so turned
up in tho frontvus not to bo in the way,
They are ealltef tho "Come-and-klss-rao”
hat, and look ‘too sweet for anything
else.”
-4A bald man Inade mffi-ry ak th ex
pense of another who covered hi# ptetial
bakluons with a wig, adding as aasliircher,
"You see how bald I am, and I don’t wear
a wig.” "True," was the reply, “but an
empty barn requires no thatch.”
—Tho cotton lias opened rapidly
throughout this section; and the long,
dry spell of weather has enabled tho far
mers to pick it out almost as fast as tt
opened. There will be but little left In the
fields by ttia tini# cold weather sets in.
— It Is said that) f&n held up by one leg
will not i ßquaWs? , *half as much as when
both logs aro grasped. Thanksgiving Day
le.oidp two mnglis'hppee.teid persdfls
who are accustomed ft? purctinisitig thrar
poultry at night, a few hours after the
yWnef jtho has retired, would do
wftll rermt this but and paste it in thoir
hats.
, tf. ■ ,ABOVK cavr,
Onion
, Wilder A fitters,
German Syrup,’
-1 ' ; Simmons’ Liver Regulator,
Ilepatine, August Flower,
' • Plantation Bitters,
Pftmhartnna* SUHngla
Syrup,
:. Ti‘- .
All the above articles, with everything
else that is kept In a first-class Drug
Store, for sale by F- Lob
oetSJ tf I*. A. M-fllßANaiy. (
■■ini j t Krtriii W
New Moss Mackerel,
Fulton Market Beef,
Spiced Tripe and Pigs Feet,
Choice Apple#; ITlhfi Pbtateos and On-
XJkssm U wkJtX.
Mountain Dew Flour $9.00 per bbl.;
Brooms from 24 to 65c.;
Cabbage and Sour Kroute,
General assortment of Family Grocer
ies.
as*Godf delivered free of dray age, by
1-t '.JU O JTo ’TV. UM*x.
Mr. iTiartes Heard?bf tOli?,
is now in charge of tho telagrapt*offico of
the tee .-tern Rnilroart, 'Ai t -• Jlii
Table Dimask, Tpwals, n|* Nfipfeins
The best stock in tho city at
oets-eodtf Kirven’s
I, havo jfcst reertyodja>: ffnb of 5 Plain
Tennessee. HaMst Frfelfi' Butter,* Eggs,
Apples and Potatoes.
€ f • DMjfiDAtaautTT.,- ,
'Sept22 rtkftf t,J OfaToStoffifoi.
Chaiifc of6cl|dnlc.
Wo understand the Western Railroad
will again change schedule, without wait
ing for the change in tlie mqon, as is uqual.
Under the new schedule, the train iff the
evening will loave at 2 o’ylqck for Mont
gomery, instead of 4as it now run#, The
passenger train from Atlanth Wltr-arrteb
lipro at Ti o’clock, instead of 9%. Under
tils arrangement passengers from Mont
gomery coming here will be compelled to
lay over two hours in Opelika.
Wo are not "advised when the change
goes intq effect,, but soop, we be
lieve.
Second—Notice to Tax-pyers
Muscogee County for 1876.
INDULGENCE LAST YEAR : OfitM
granted on account of late season and short
crops', lam instructed by Comptroller -Mitral
to push collections at onct. Corns up, settle,
and avoid execution and costa;' k **" i * i,v 1 A
%3f A 1 I). A. ANDREWS,
Tax Collector.
9ST Office over Georgia Home Bank.* j tl
oeti2-eodSm
CENTENNIAL STORES
■W. -A.. SWIFT,
moriiiKTau.
* ' '*’ , , .if ~ '.. ,e 1 tb, •ji’i ;:i mid tellSiwi f;*l 'dl '•<
l —;io:
fH .n-djj-jiHidi noil M'b ld<<x aj j t ‘ ‘ rr-“
NEW STORES AHE NOW OPEN AND FILLED WITH A
mAI FUEL AND COMPLETE STOCS
Groceries e Domestic Dry Goods,
Hktrta will be sol#l at tlir l.owosl 4 nsli Halos.
jgAOON, FI/7PB, and FINE K VPgdIALTY. BAGGING for le tt 10c. ; TIES tt 4c.
Me. T. J. HUNT (foruitrty of Esrite) and Mlt. SOULE REDD, of Columbiui. will give tKelrtpt
citlattontlou to tSt dopartiocpt, •” ••••
THE NEW” CENTENNIAL WAGON
S t•! i I ?#"■; 'K‘-l *■, i\ / 1 i,, itl (J;. f . tit flUiii *4 ~!■'/ W/
J ÜBT COMVLKTEP. Also roiuuscted with tho entabiiahnieut. i*o expendo l.aa b<en oporoU
to niakv it attractive both iu aod security for tho traveling publir. Mr. ELIJAII
MtfrjJXH, of Harris, baa ('barge, aud wUldo all lu biß power for the comfort of ilb trrvfect
fully auk from tbone thftting the cHt trial of the NEW WAIIbN YAItD, and solleit i>aitrtm*
ag *if tht trading community to my stock of GROOKHIES. * * ' H) ,'i . •
W. A. SWIIT, I’l Ojirit tm .
iopß-tf. *' {
Attorney at Law, Hamilton, 6a.
ttTtlX pfraotide ii the v cotintlea of Uie Cliatta
tt booebee Circuit. f6b3 1^
j 2 2; 1 Li\. ‘ (jj; <, • ;,iff< ■
!tEEBK CRAWFORD. • ' J. M. MCNEILL.
Crawford & McNeill,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
128 If rood It., Columbus CSa.
jaulS'tf*
GRIGSBY E. THOMAS,
Attorney /xt Law
Columbus, tin.
Office over 0. E. HocliEtrarser's.
j.-mmr
HAM'Ij B. HATCHKB. B. U. GOETCBXtW.
HATCHER & (iOETCIIItJS
Attorney* and Counsellon ut Law.
Practice in Staie and Federal Courta.
Qmon-rrW Broad atteet, over .Kin-
Ol’a Jewelry Store. fajfepi ljr
I’IHISOBY .V ISit V.WU V,
i : ’ -i : -i ■ 1 . - ■ '
Alluruejs af l.aiv.
Have moved their Office tp corner ot Broad and
Rand oink Btreotu, ovpr Store of B. S* Crane,
Oct 1-dim
Thomas J. Chappell,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE OVER 119 BROAD STREET,
Columbus, Ca.
march 2 tf
HINES DOZIER,
Attorney at La w.
‘ Ifauiiltoli, Ga.
\Jtnhl, practice in the ChattahoocheA Otr
** or anywhere elae. ‘ It
tHr. <i. A- B. Hosier wiU bo found in my office
on and after, Qctober let. aud will asaiet in
all couectlofiß and office work entrusted.
sf 2& ly • " ■ *'
*!>?': a iff CTT.'"’Trr y r-: 73 f VV'- '“7
CAHBY J. THORNTON’
Thornton & Williams,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, < *
AND j
EEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
OFFICE UP STAIRS OVER THE STORE OF
€H E. HOCHSTHASBEK, Broad street.
Will practice in the counties of Harris, Talbot,
Taylor, Marion, Chattahoochee and Stewart, aud
in the Supreme Cotrt of }bo S4attf> District and
Circuit Courts UnitM Stafes-, also in the
counties of Lee aud Russell, Ala.
"Will also give special attention to the purchase
and mils of l||al Estate, Ex#minatsiij|of TStlJjl
and donveyaneiaFg. Also, to Renting and Collec
tion of Re m $ q i
LIOXEL €. LEVI, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at I .aw.
CoimatMtaße*;, of feU N. y. M(1 *>♦#,Wtaa 8.
teejilte * cca '
rtVl(teehnry*(rtieTß, kc.t *ud *b4?bk an
nual return* for Guardians, Administrators
and Executors. K(-p‘2i) Iy
REMOVA^
Alloriicy tit Law.
OFFKte dreer Gssrgtsi Rome Insurance Com
pany.
Office hours from Ist October to Ist June. 20 to
4 p. m. sep!9 ly
Joseph F. Pou,
CiFFICE west side Broad street over store of
) WM. Roberts k, Cos. PrscG<?es in State and
Federal Courts. Advice and services tendered to
guardians, Ac. Spe
cialty
Ac., In Georgia, or anywhere in the United
States. acsiKKas promptly attended to.
feb7 dtf
THORNTON & GRIMES,
Attorneys nt Law.
OFFICE over Abell & Co.'s, corner of Broad
and St. Clair streets, olumbtw, Ga.
jn!6 ly _ J
J. D. Ran bo. W. W Mac kali..
RAMBO & MACKALL,
Attorneys at Law.
Office in Burma* Building, Columbus, Ga.
mhl eod&wly
C. OAXIHOTJKT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Geneva, Ga.
(V -f . *<
TTfILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF
YV the Chattahoochee Circuit- < ' *JU ii
Special attentiofa given to Collections. He is
Corresponding Agent ior the Geneaal Collecting
Agencies of New Yorl and SAvtrtiush. Therefore
his facilities for pursuing that branch of the pro
ession is unsurpassed by Any lawyer in the
*State. oct2l tf
MOBILE & GIRARD R.R.
Viiixstuvs, Oju. August 1,187 C.
MAIL & PASSENGER TRAIN,
*TNiAUttr rnaklng dbae con-
JL" neetionr at Oatou .Springs with Montgin
eey k Enfala Bailr<*aft trains to and' fram Mont
gomery and points Through coach with
Bleeping. accammpffcuonH .voliif^lnfs
and Montgomery: * * ,
Leave Columbha 1,13 F. W
Arrive at Montgomoay.. §,:&) y. u.
• Mobile.... i. .V 4:fto a. m.
i< w Orleans. i. t.. .8*.lb:80 aVm.
“ “ Nashviilr S:loa.m.
" “ Louißville. 3:40F. W.
u “ Bt. Louis. H:10a. M.*
“ ‘<Cincinnati......, 8:15 P. m.
** “ Chicag0...—....•.i./..... v... tf.
** “ Philadelphia 7;56
“ New York. . ,10:‘40f. .
“ “
“ “Troy 7:3<li-. a.
Leave Troy t..................12:00 n.u
Arrive at nniumiMyt , M 7:00 a.m.
“ “ Opelika 0:48 a. K.
“ “ Atlanta... 3 ... .... as ■ t:it.
• *• Macon A, \i.
THROUGH SLEEPERS TO MONTGOMERY.
Entire traih through ftrom Mentgoffiery to Lbuip
ville without changer
Trains arrive tn Montgomery two honra earlier
than any other line.
This is the only line making night
Northwest. *
No extra charges for eats in through cars to
Louisville. Save twelve hours by this line.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN DAILY,
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Columbus .. 7:35' P. M,
Arrive at Union Springs.,.... I2;-0 r. m.
'* “Montgomery 0:35 A, M
•* “ Eufaula 5;30a.m.
Tickets to all points Wert, Northwest and
North forsale at the Ticket Office.
W, lu CLuIRK. Sap't.
D. E. WILLIAMS,
General Ticket Agent. aug:Ttf
WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA
Columhuw, Ga., Aug.,
TRAINS COLUMBUS DAILY. AS fEOt*
. . .n: i ‘ * I•--;••• !• < i
,m U TITKK.N MAIL.)
f :10 ■M. Arriving at
Mobile 4 i SUA "
No# Orleana. ?? , 18:30 a h
Oalvoatcn....--ij. Wj<)o 4 u
(ITlahtA and NoirtfiErcKS 4ail.)
7:15 a m. Arriving lit Atlanu.. J.l 2:50 P w
Lyndiburg CiOOpu
Philadelphia Mam
New York 0:15 a m
Tliis train alao connects with trains, for
Selma except Huiiday, -i;.G *
TRAINS ARRIYE AT.OOLU*BUS ' ;
From Montgomery And Southwest.....
From Atlanta and N0rth.............. 2:16
APg* This train arriving at Colurubils at 9:i
p. a., leaves Atlanta Daily at 1.36 P. u.
X. P. ALEXANDER, Trcrideut.
GHAS. PHILIPSh Agent. jeß_lf
Wells & Curtis
OFFER A STOCK OF
BOOtS & SHOES
'Tneqiufr'd in tiriety—ln
ELEGANCE, COMFORT AND ECONOMY,
: .... * •- i
Notice this List:
' LA DIES’ LACE AX!) COXGRtfSS GJjtEtCZ,
<zl $1.25, $1.50 and upwards. ,#.i .
LADIES' SLIPPERS, at 85c. SI,OO, $1.26 and
higher. ,
LADIES’ BUTTON BOOTS , $1.75 aud $2.00 to
$3.50 and S4.OO— A Fine AHorbnent.* •
MISSES <f: BOVS' SCHOOL SHOES—BesUb be
found. i ■ • w-
BROGANS rt*d PLOW SHOES; andfuU Stock /
STAPLE GOODS
IN OCR LISE AX > ;
PRICES UNPRECEDENtEDLY LOW.
XltTB HAVE F.KLARGED OUK STOf-K AND
VV Bedftctd Price, on SOI A CPFBEB, nd
HARNESS LEATHER, anil tkJk-n lUH**-cti.m of
Good, aud Prices, and can guarantee Satielac-
WELLS & CURTIS,
73 BROAD STREET.
Sign of the Big Boot,
REMOVAL.
The Public are Informed that
have moved my ' ;
Tailoring Establishment
TO THE STORE NEXT TO
Ilogan’s Ice .llousc, Hroud
Street.
FOR the PURPOSE Of carrying on my Buai
ne.a, ; I have this day associated w-ith.nu
ll r. 11. SELLWAV,
A fine aud protppt Wbrktrian. .
We will be pleased to serve the public, and will
frnanratce M FINE WfIRK a* can be don. IB the
United States. •* - ‘
Bring in your order**■ Suits aud they will bo
, w
K(EHNU k SULLMAX.
oct3 ti