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Columbia Sentinel. ~i. v. baliArd. ) T J. M. ATKINSON. f I' 1 ’ 11 '""- H hi im, (1 A ran. 1. 1886. PRICE, (Mb IN ADVANCE. EDITORIAL NOTES. Th* ftv*r%’p umbrtlln wan of very little force on Monday. Elberton, Ga, in r<qg>rtc<l to bo infected with rnrul <lo'„n». The Htrikere on Jay Gonld’a rail roads have been hanging on with a firm grip. Our opinion is that imagination htw a great deal to <lo with the mad dog l>uain< nH in many instances. There ia a man in Ijouiniana who hax started his second century- hav ing celebrated his 10!st birth-day a few days ago. 'Plio beginning of March was very much like the lamb, but its departing hours resembled very much the spirit of a lion and the indications of a flood. True doctrine put forth by the Sa vannah News: "If our Southern farm ers will make sure of the hog and hominy crop, they will not have so mt.ch occasion to abuse cotton specu lators next winter." ••• One of our farmers has discovered a ‘‘remedy" for hog cholera strych nine. He gave it to one of his hogs n few data . ago and it did its work quick the hog died in a few minutes He now recommends it as dead shot in getting rid of cholera and the hog also. Preston Valentino, supposed to be the murderer of Mr Wm. Vales, at the street car stables, in Augusta, over a year ago, has been captured by Capt. E B. Purcell ami brought back to Augusta. Ho was living in Virginia at the time of his arrest. We understand ho has confessed the crime At Abbeville, S. (’ , there is a new section master on the Satimnah Val ley Railroad, who is strongly suspect ed of being John (‘offer, the murder er of Deputy Maislud J. M. Merritt, who was killed nt Lula, Ga. An eye is luting kept on him while his de scription has been sent for. There is a reward of SSOO for his arrest. Ex. ••• The Grecnesboro Home Journal comes to tiie point in the following lines: ‘‘We know of but one thing in the future that can bo predicted with certainly. We want to go on record this month of March in the present year of grace ns saying that the man who persists in the idle dream of making money by planting cotton to the exclusion of everything else will be knocking at the alms house door before he is two years older in age and experience." The Evening News says that the preliminary survey of the Augusta and Chat tarns »ga Railroad will begin this wnek. Whether the lino of the old Augusta and Elberton Railroad will bo adopted as far as it goes, has not been definitely settled. The most practicable route and that which promises the best results, will prob ably be that adopted without refer ence to any other line. Those who have the matter in charge are pro gressive business men. I'hey fare de termined the road shall be built, and admit of no such word as fail. Appling Noh s. in r. The following cases were disposes! of in Superior Court last week; State v*. Stevan Thomas—hog stealing. Verdict, guiltv ami motion for new trial. Snead for defendant, Solicitor-General for the State. State va Spencer Jones cotton stealing. Verdict, not guilty. Wil liams etui West for defendant and Solicitor-General for State State vs Jim and Gw. Evans cot ton stealing. PI M of guiltv. Fine each, to include costs. Slate vs. James Baker larecnv from house Plea of gul ltv lUI J tenced to pay a fine of s2o.’to include costa. State nu Baas Crawford assault •tc.. with intent to murder. Plea of guilty of shooting at another ami fin <sl $75 to include costa State va W. M. Ram sex Tre»- |Nun. Verdict, net guilty. Johnson and Tutt for defendant, Solicitor- 1 General for State. A number of judgments were taken and several canes settled, The only important case on the civil docket tried at thia term was that of Mary A. Bunch vs. T. D. Caswell and others. Thin case occupied the Court more than a day and resulted in a verdict for j laintiff. A motion was made fora new trial an<l it is likely the case will go to the Supreme Court. We had a heavy rain and the bridge over the creek at this place was almost torn away. It is badly damaged and needs immediate atten i tion. l/lttr fr«m 11. W Baldwin »f Wadiaon Ga- Dr W. H Pitts, Thomson, Ga. Dear Sir: After having sought in vain for relief from various other re medies for the ills of teething I tried your Carminative with most satisfactory and delightful results It is pleasant to take, assuages pain and produces rest without stujior. No parent will be without it during the teething period who has once tried it for it is indeed a magic med icine for babies. Very respectfully. 11. W. Baluwim. If you have soreness in the chest, troublesome cough, or taking a fresh cold with running eyes and nose, the teeming testimony of thousands will prove that Pitts Carminative will re lieve and cure, in an incalculable short time. Assignee's Sale BE SILENT That You May Hear GOODS AT AND BELOW COST FOR THE NEXT 20 DAYS. Groceries, I )ry (ioods, Shoes, Hats, Etc. Come and sec for yourself. I he goods must go. Now is the time to se cure bargains. Come at once to the old Stand of Powell & 1 lardy, only 20 days, the only thing of the kind ever known in I larlem. EB. T. WILLIAMS, OLB EK II KHDY, Salt Minun. AMignee. M R. BKAI.L, I. A. <1 ARDKLI.K, J. B. DAVENPORT Beall & Co., til2 Broad St, Augusta, Ga. Druggists AND DEALERS IN Seeds and Paints. W I', are iu ]x>dtton to acll Drugs, Paints AXD SEEDS At Bottom Figures. M,xeJ m s“- Ati. l uw b 0.4, I.maw«-d Oil, Tmqwutiue. haieouuue, W lu ,k w lilaw and l*ut- Wrile to u, if yon Uuuk of Faxntiaj. . * Shoes are wanted everywhere, Try Mulherin & Co.; don’t despair. No More High Prices FOR SHOES, SLIPPERS AND HATS. -i-r yjt have received onr Spring Stock, which waa purchased with eaah from the beat Facto \\ tariee of the North and taat. We succeeded in h. cui lug many great bargain! You know our reputation for eeliing FIRST-CLASH GOODS AT I.OW I’MCt". Now ia your oppor tunity. You will feel badlv when you find that you have paid >1.50 for a pair of ahoea that WM. MULHERIN A CO. would have "aid you for 11. We quote Home of our bargain! : Infanta’ Kid Buttoned aoft aole HhoeaO to 3 10 Ladina* Cloth Gaitan3 to 9 75 infanta’ Kid Lace Hhoea Ito 5 25 La.iiea' Glove Grain Hhoea Bto 9 >IOO ( lul.l'a Kid Lace Hhoea sto 7. .50 J<adlea* Pebble Gr’n Button’d Hhoea 3 toß.ll 00 Child’a Babble Grain Lace Hhoea Bto 12 65 Ijuliea'Kid Buttoned Hhoea, worked hole! Miaaaa Pebble Grain Laeo Hhoea 11 to 2. .75 3to H »1 25 MIHHCH pebble Gr’n Butt'n’d Hhoea 12to 2 11 <H> Genta' Calf Tiea 6to 11 >1 00 ; IjMliea' Web Hlippera 3to 8 15 I Ganta' Drew ftlioea. from 11 to 250 l.adi< a’ P< bbl< Grain Slipper" 3to H 50 I Bova’ Wool Mata from 15 ta 50 laidiea' Kid Croquet Slippera 3 to 7 50 I Genta’ Hat" from 35 to >2 50 l.adiea’ Kid Opera Hlippera 3to 7 . 75 | Genta'and Boya’Straw Uata stoll 00 Every day ia a gala day in our eatabliahmeiita with the numcroua cuatomora after tin Bonan za! we adv. rtia. Ho come along and get your ahare ot the Bargaiuat i Order" by mail receive prompt and careful attention. Wm. Mulherin & Go., TWO STORES- 722 Broad St., opposite the Monument, 913 Broad St., sign oi the Large Red Boot. F L FULLER. M. B. HATCHER. RICHARD SUMMER ALL. FULLER, HATCHER 4 CO., (Succcaaors toi’oung, Hack 4 Co.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GUO (ERN, 901 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. nAVlNGTpnrchnMed the interest of young A Rack, we propose to offer to the ’trade a fuß line of carefully selected Groceries and Plantation Supplies, At Lewest market prices. All business with us will receive prompt attention. •> > FULLER, HATCHER & CO. Day & Tannahill, 1 - u HEADQUARTERS KOR Carriages, Wagons, Coach Materials, Saddlery, Harness, Leather, Shoe Findings BELTUSTG-. The Finest and most varied assortment of Children’s Car riages ever brought to the City, at all prices. — 0 —— Tidings of Comfort and Joy To thowe who have b*<>n wrenched and jerked abont bv eo-callad road ..rf. w. > th. mo.l delightful vehtele, with FINEST wbwm ?nd axfcX ' D °’ ° ffer - vo ° $35.00. uJ.X“ma7pX £rt&n U>Vn«h“f W^. OWM * hOr ~’ W WiA " 10 ‘ eo “* * hoQld DAY & TANNAHILL. - - AUGUSTA, GA. AUGUSTE GUIEN, PBOritIETOR FLORAL NURSERY, • • NO. 1483 BROAD STREET. - ... AUGUSTA, GA —-.- Boquets, \\ reaths, Crosses, Florse Shoes, MARRIAGE BELLS, CUT FLOWERS, Etc. At all seasons. Give me a call when you come to the city. AUGUSTE GUIEN. GIOSON COTTON SEED PLANTER —. *f * A/ -4 ® Mr Je j/Sj ■ a Ji Price List: The Gibson Cotton Seed Planter, complete SIO.OO each. The Gibson Attachmeht for Dow Law Planter 4.50 «a«h. The Gibson Attachment for Farquhar Planter 4.50 each. Apply to or address, W. S. LAZENBY, HARLEM, GA JESSE THOMPSON & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASH & BLINDS Mouldings, Brackets, Lumber, Laths and Shingles. DEALERS IN Window Glass and Builders’ Hardware, Planing Mill and Lumber Yard, Hale Street, Near Central Railroad Yard, Augusta, Ga. IMPROVE YOUR STOCK! The Trotting Stallion Strathmore, Jr., will make the Spring season at my farm in Co umbia county, four miles west of Harlem. Q pedigree. J r ’’ * S Strathmore, Sr.; first dam, Melrose by ihird v : I sec , ond - Mattie Price by Woodford Membrino ; Juan’ fiff? orl, - v Peek's Idol; fourth, Carrie D. by Don Juan ; fifth, Romance by Sir Leslie’ TERMS : . s *°gk leap, $lO for the season, sls for insurance. Fifty thr S ° ie £ rooin cases. Special rates may be made for three or more mares. Apply to S. C. LAMKIN, HARLEM, GA