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(Olmiibi.i Sentinel. I V. •BALLxI’J’ I .- J. M. ATKINSON, j I^' l -- _Haihkm. Ga.. Nov. 4 IKW PRICE, |1 <K>, IN AI)VAN< B EDITORIAL NOTES. The day* of IKMi are well nipt numbered, yet the record i* going on. What iait? The trial of Mr Hobt Jones for the killing of the Pressleys, will take place at Edgefield, S. C , next week. A young lady in Henry county recently picked 100 pounds of cotton In two hour*. Young men, that s tin kind of a wife to get. Sparta Islimat lite . Some of the ' corn exhibited at the Hancock fair, last w ek, could t have been beat in ( »gy pt in the days of Joseph. An Atlanta lawyer has interested ' himaelf in the case of T. J. < luverius t the extent of writing Gov. Lee a very impressive letter in behalf of the condemned man. The Gibson Enterprise is given to waving good things and here is one <4 them: Some folks think a few words of meager praise enough pay for theii paper. We think well enough of the praise but wo find more use f< r money. President Cleveland has ap|s>inlcd the 35th of November as a day of prayer and thanksgiving. Ho also makes appropriate reference to tin calamities of the year His proclanm tion should be heeded and a general thanksgiving offered. _____ By the result of the recent election in this State iteomes within the power of the Ijegislat ure to grant aid to ex- Confederate soldiers who were dis abled by the war though they may not have lost a limb. The Legislature should at once grant such aid, and the State never did a better act than to give it I Judge J. S. Hook has retired ns a candidate against Judge H. (' Honey, for the Judgeship of this circuit. From present indications it appears that Judge Boney will be elected without opposition. No man in the State has more faithfully or fearlessly discharged the responsible position for the past four years than Judge It. The Gibson Enterprise publishes a harratigue from John A. Cargile to the Advent preachers. If Cargile will tramp back to bis native country the people in thia part of the world can get along well without his new fang led diwtrines. At least the infelli gent part of them are willing to try it. It may Mein a little strange, and yet it is true, that while a sung little sum can soon Is- raised to assist some religious enterprise nt a distance, it would require considerable effoit to collect one-fourth the amount to help an enterprise of the same charac ter al home. To un it is a strange charity that sees necessities at a dist ance while it is blind to those at its own door. The editor of this department has been very nick for the past week. He gratefully acknowledges expressions of kindness and sympathy from n host of friends during the time. Such tokens are lasting mementoes that •parkle upon the pages of life’s history and are calculated to make one feel that there are still left in tins sin cursed world, warm hearts and im pulse* of Christian love. At the receiving of cross ties, on thia section of the Georgia Railroad, a few days ago a number of contract or* received a “black eye,'' on tic count of ties not coming up to speci fication* The greater numlx-r of contractors or sub-contractors are farmers and they devote a great deal of time to the buri near We have been of the opinion for quite n while that there is, on account of the small price paid for ties, very little protit ta the buainess, and that if they would turn their attention to some else for a few years it would •Mutually necessitate the paying of better price* for such timber. \V< thank the experiment worth trying far * while at leaat But, like farm teg <* paper, auch advice generally ••m fa* naught Well siid by the Savannah New*: The anti-prohibitionists will not admit that any good can possibly come from prohibition, and they will bilk against it as long M they can get anybody to listen to them. They ought to be convinced by this time, however, that Atlanta is fixed for prohibition, for two years nt least, mid that there is a strong probability that nt the »nd of flint time the town will be more strongly against w hisky than it is now It is a fact worth noticing ill this connection that all the counties of the State which have given prohibi tion n fair trial couldn’t oe induced to abolish it. They arc more prosper ous than ever before, and the people aie happier and far more contented. Why shouldn't the same condition of affairs exist in Atlanta? Juke M. Stanley reports that he lias gathered, this year, from <l| acres in corn 268 J bushels From 11 acres in cotton he has picked 12,388 Jis, I already, with nt least 2,000 lbs. in the field. We call this good farming The redemption of the agricultural interests of the county, if it ever come from farming at all, will come 1 from such farming as this. Sparta Ishniuelite. Sheriff's Sales. GEORGIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY. I' t"l<l b< son th< < nrt House \\ do>»r in A] j ting «*n th« l ust Tuesday in December I**' In-tw» < n tin l«-gnl Ihhiih of hjl . one hand power Smith cotton Press, levied ion as the prop rty o! W. .1 Pollard, to satisfy n 11. 1* irsu<*<j from Columbia Superior < otirt in favor of 11. N. M -rgun and Ji- Norris lor > use «»f ofMc« rs vs .1 Pollard. Levy, etc., made thin Ist day of November, 1, L. MAGRUDER, Deputy Hh< i iff. (irmtcHA, ( ’o: i mbia (’gusty. LIT ILL be Mold I efore the Court House \ V «l< ..j iii Appling "ii the 1 irst I u<*Hday in Dt ca mber ISK<», between the legal hours <4 n.ile, nil that tract or parcel of lan 1 in said ' State and county, containing 250 acres more or i 1< mm, and bounded by land* <»t Duni* I Prather on tin iH-t, (o-orgia Railroad on t!i< Routh, Mis. Sum Jack Mon on the went, and north by I.hhlm ot H. A. Mrrry and othri m. Ij v iud upon as tie pi opertv of M rs. A. I . IV hi held to satihfy a li. f.i issued from the St ptci ila r 'D im ol Columbia Huperior Court in favor of .1 mes Miller. I.cvy mad** and legal hotiet w.rvedon Mrs. A. F. W tilth* Id, tenant in poSMcsriou, tins 10th dav of Oct<-her IMMII. L. L. M \GRUDF.R, Dcuutv Sheriff. Sale far Division. Georgia, Com miiia Coi nty. Al TILL |>e Mold before the Court Ilouac \V door in tb< village of Appling on the I ji>t TUcmilmV ill lh*c< mber IKH’i, to the highest bidder, Two hundred mid thii-ty-M ven acre* of I iiol in < oluml ia county. Georgia, adjoining hnd« of D P. Marnhall, John S. P>< lining, J. D. Met Hitmen , Wm. P»ohh r and otln i h. ' Said land Hold t » effect a divnion of Maid i prop<*rtv. TIKIS. E. Hf.WIXd, MK.4. 8. .MAKKH 0.1. MHS. A. Bl N.XIM, MOJEIIS, Oct. 2sth, HWtt Its. Executor's Scil Georgia, Com mbia Cot xix. \\ r II I- b' M ltd bt fore tlu Court House \V door hi Applm . Ga , on the I'iiMt Tu Mda.v in l>< c**mber, lbH6, betw **n the legal i hour« ol •< He, all that Io .r parcel of land I cwtat«* belonging to .luriah llurriH, coni lining I 500 acrcM, more or Icmh I’crniM ot aale are otic hull chmli, rt muimh-r 12 month*, at 8 per cent. Purchawt rh> pay for papt nu Aiiin i n is/rut in ’.v Sale. ( Col.l MP! K (\tl n. ; Y. \ I r It 1. b< m.-I<| ( igivr.ible to an order from \\ tn* hom>i.,li!i Court <4 »»rdinai\ of said county ion the First I'ucHday in Dec iulmt |MMIi, betwei n the h al hour* < t wale, the fol lowing d Mirablo t rat* mos 11>i I. he long, ng to the rntate of J. Mutidov, late of said e< untv, de- I ceaard: That tract of land near Gr> x< t*»wn. Ga., in naitl c unity, coiitaimiig Two Hundred and ! t<»rtv-nim* wcreM, more or Icmh, bounded bv iandn o| F F U- m .y. \ \ . |h ,Hc. S. N. Yoting- I blood ami land* formerly belonging to eutate I Maid Maddox, waid tract known hm the "Day Place,” ami on which S. Fi«>rek«ee m-w rcMidcM. AI no on v tract of laml in and county, near Grovetown, Ga , <*-ntainiiig Gn<* Hundred iier< m, more or h-HB, and adjoining land** t Mrs Emily Grt tn. Mi* A \ in.th, JI. X<-wman ami i. J. Nev nun, and on which Jeff D UlackNtone now re>idex. Tenn*, om -third canh. balance iu twelve month!* with illicit Mt at i M pet cent. p< r annum. GEO. W. GRAY. \ lm’r. Estate of J. Maddotc. Ad mln i.A rut ri. ’s Side GEOK SIA.COI.UMB: Y UOUMY \ 1 ” ILL be "o’, 1 btf»r* th* <’. int lloii-t \ \ door, in A] Fir>t TucMtHy iu December Isn»\ within the i legal bt»UfM ot mile, the t llownig propertv, i laditncing tt» the < Htatv of George P Stovall lat< i t McDuttie c-mnty. dcceat. d, to-wit A j out mxth uudividvtl intvrt>t m a certain tract of land, lying iu (t lnmlua Uounty, Georgia, 'known a* the "Dunn” place, containing t>ur j hundred acroM more or It waid place wituati d about two nulea m itb • t Aj | lii u. b< uudt tl on tb« north I y th< D. m« 1 Mini>bal ■ plat t . t nut l» htntlu <>t Mt.nt nMt Paiiid. vth l y land* o' William L* Itler, and »ot ly Ihiu.iM BialtK*k land" Sold undt ran ordt r t’n m iht Uonrt of Ord nary *4 McDuffie Countv. Georgia, granted at the oi’tobt ri\ rm l> s o. It hum cash. Pur - chaocn* to pas ft»r |»ap<*r*. I Ell. \ sI'tiVALL, AdminiMtralm of the I -tat. <>f George P Stovall. NOTICE. No! •< i* b >' y given thatanappl it >n will l»< math to the m\t L"gi"Utuit of the Mate of Grorgi» t<» im** an act v> r. jw-ai th net ftaMMt'tl al the lat*l Medion of th< Georgia l.« g."latu»> pr-Jiibiting Stork tivm running at large in tie ’ »unty of Columbia C olumbia C >unt\. Oct. Hth, lx<C». WEAK/UNDEVELOPED ;j > t *o»ur uxn * »■>> »’>i \ uir p i>»-»» frrt'»■’' I-t*> . Ji. V > h.i,,.. „~, „v - ! “*" ■>" ' '-'-l-i- n» IX- ** ; «vi h*' t» wo wviU-nc-w .v him ig iCsT*r"Th « «*i 1 . : ■ 1 - "...-.- I ’*** I • ■Tried in the Crucible, r- ! I AW tren’y . | u . • , v . r-d . • '**» my check. »■ t ”»• <!/•<•-••■< ,»r>- I *. «!.?.' I :i|. r;> l 4 i ■ .: es .. ■ •)*< ’' W.i.i -it r.v, ■ J y p ftm.- 1 r.ent Am<»n - Pie a i über v eru one or t• > *;<«-.:l .- * '*".•• t. *’.;c ue tn-y ap Ind . . 1... tire to i «".re. c i i-tng uiicn* un. I’ •« »ut. ..<;ni .i • •t : *.i :w nt | S v>. I. f*>r -lerJady :-.Td : . I pr* • nuU a Mnc ut u*. c. ? •I h H ;.-id I. ■/ ■< *• 'i ib4i *t * nrij’.ibur* co ed u> . ’ i-iy * nerr wa< hen. ig I- > -*.;. :.| I | • : - .ii i >»r r-t-Mir :,ir --.-. i . Inna .. • . i./ **> • ;*• u : :b‘k* Ic , I Il .• * . | .-in i<i ra/ l>r. -iM. Aftr t.. ng*ix •» »tt.c» <if >. fi *\ uy <-ri •« I't | ■*. ! • • u .in I nf »r •.1 »*-ur- >’» <c« r h;; •i. .... I«- ■ u.l i-ut ! . . . t . 4 a half d m . .it h r Uy d.-a p.a.i.i *. I \.o ..I ti ...»e f • v *v. ,!h c me r to give s. 3. b. a fair trill. * Mn*. N »N< YJ. 4 :C»> - A ’.IET. A.’tic Grove. Ttp:**C4.'iov C fnd. I f ♦ Id. I’iA'i. f v 'I - * ;>• l» «■' ’ fly vcg’-tnil and *—m* tn < ire cancer-* Uy forcing out the l;npu- I .ii f.i I. >•» l !.« allM.* un B '»<> lan 1 >»iin I ‘mm a-* - 'mined fret THE SWIFT bPE< 1F1« CO., Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga. > r * " J’ w " 11 '■ ■ —rrr~- 1 - W. E. ZACURY <fe £O., DEALERS IN Dry Goods and Notions 934 Broad Street, OPPOSITE PLANTERS HOTEL. TOE fiUI M SELiWirr 627 and 629 Broad St GN THE EUROPEAN PLAN, a For Ladies and Gentlemen. Home like and attractive, just in the midst of the great trade centre of the citv. We also have lodging in connection with the Bar and Restaurant.— You are expected to stop with us while in.the city. Moss & Johnston, Prop’trs. Terms Moderate. FALL OPENING AT MASONia VSIKFU- / \UR Rtock in now complete in every department, and caaual or careful inspection will show \ * it to b<* the bandMomcst and bent aMKorted ever shown in this section. . in announcing that we are thoroughly prepared for the Fall Trade, we will not go in o <e- Mcnptive details about tin* goods, but simply say that everything Novel, Elugant an(l rasnion ji»h in the Dry Goods Line can be seen on our Counters and rdiclvuM The stoca includes eveiy thitig fr< in low -prici <l, subMtantial good* to the very finest manufactured at h »nu* and a iroait. We give a standing unqiiiilifie I guarant r on prices against every market m t.ie I uitedStates, and anyone who doubts our ability t »do this is earnestly requested t » put the matter to a practical tu»<t. Every guarantee we offer will be fully maintained. Whether you are ready to piucliHMe at prc"cnt or not, we cordial!) invite yon to call and examine the stock. Samples sent on appbcition In ord< ruiggoodsor samples, please spe ifv t.n* kin i ot goods de".red, and whither the nearest we have will do if we have not the exact thing ordered. BAI.Y & MIhISTKOIU;, Broad a- d Ellis Augusta, Ga ■ —,-r> —_ ri’i-rffun Thninwntl Trial lac imposition ot p retention a reino* k«*:ea mailMi to pa- forthew troubles,and ail Quacks, ■ fXTrwwrw tients u largo pri-ortiunAAy fW only aim is to bleed their vic- ,*Bt SEMI HAL PASTILLES. ’ A U«Uc'jCnrofor»iirvoa«Dt'bUity;owir‘<-AJ^% fc J°s-*<<VV°"' c ' r " ,1 !' ! .V cJ ' ca . i V'^'P I** 1 ** W.uknra.nn.lPbnilcnll'cci.rin o'aiMMclt..preillo <U. Ac-Üb-n. Tested I-r l ight Year, In r-anr’ , ObJ|!A3<; 'r.llwnr-. s felt wilhout drlay. The natural thousand cnssa th*»y abso.ut4.ly reef-® r’err.r.t.urelj**^ functions of the human organism restored. Ths ag*«d aud broken down men to tho full enjoyment of we’tcd animating elements of life are given back, the patient perfect end full Menlr Strength and Vigorous Health, become* cheerful and rapidly gain* bo; h strength and health. TREATMENT.—faeltoxth, tfteilta. 15. three, IT. HARRIS REMEDY CO., Mf'g Chemists, XkIALPACKAGE FREE.with lUu«fdPamphlet.ia. 30C-, N. Tenth Street. ST. LOUIS, MO. RURTURKO PKRRONS can tuwa FREI Trial Os our Appliance. Aak for Terms! juhn h. mm, OFTICI2<:N\ Dealer In DIA MO N DS+:+W ATC H ES,;+;&<- Clocks and Jewelry, 729 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. MONOGRAM ENGRAVING. GOLD MEDALS FOR SCHOOLS AND SOCIETIES B.—Repairing of all kinds by Experts only FALL AND WINTER OENING OF THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, 72 Broad Street, Opposite Confederate Monument, Augusta, Georgia. 11133 WJE PUiIfiELL. rakes great pleasure in announcing to the ladies of Augusta and vicinity that her Fall and W i*.t< i Gin ning will take place on WEDNESDAY' and THUSSDAY, October 13th an<l 11th. on " .eh occasion wlie will display all thv latest Novelties of the New York and Pans markets Ihr stock embrace’* all the new shapes in Trimmed Bonnets, Round Hats Ostrich heathers, F n.ey Wings and Birds; also handsome designs in Ribboos and Velvets, of the most approved •tyles. Children'll Hats a specialty. A. J. GOULEY, Late of Wm. Mulherin & Co., BEGS to inform hi" friend" in Columbia and adjoining eountiee, that he has pureha««d th. iRK-nil of hi. Ute partuere in the »tore at " 722 Broad St.. Opposite the Monument. I am not advertising prieee, but guarantee those who call to aee me, that I will ,ell Good and Reliable BOOTS AND SHOES At a" Jx.w pricea a- tiny can be purchased from any house in the State, and the best Maortn>«i>f ot goods to select from. I avoid shoddy goods of nil kinds. Mr.l'. KEENAN, b-ng and favorably kn-wu to the citizens of Columbia countv, is still ~ t) _ Old Stand and will be pleased »<> meet and wait on his friends. Polite attention is guaranteed to all visitors. A. J. GOULEY, 722 Broad St., Opposite the Monument m’otioe:. New Drug Store, L. A. GARDELLE, (Recently member of the firm of Beall & Co.) AUGUSTA, GA., informs his friends that he has opened his new DRUG STORE CIS Broad Street, (3 doors alxive his old place ot business) where he will keep every thing usually kept in a’first c l*m Drug Store, including READY mixed paints, SEEDS, OILS, &c. Columbia county patronage solicited. Orders of country physicians filled with extra fin. Drugs. I make this department a specialty. Zr. Ae GARDELLE, Druggist, Opposite Telegraph Office. « USrSole Proprietor of the River Swamp Chill am] Fever Life, Activity and Business ♦ AT Wm. Mulherin & Co.’s WE ARE RECEIVING LARGE SHIPMENTS OF BOOTS, SHOES and HATS FOR FALL Wc havej’toeived ah much encouragement in our eff >rtw to furnish the people with a good class of BOOTS, SHOES and HATS at moderate prices that we have taken special pains to jtl the best class of stock for our patrons. Wc have a large stock of wholesale trade, and we guarantiee the LOWEST PBICES. Our retail stock includes Miller A Obers, Stacy, Adam” <. r c Co., Zeigler Bros., Stribley A Co. and many other desirable makes. For the greater c mvenience of inrny patrons, we [have opened a BRANCH STORE, at G 23 BROAD STRLET four doors above the Augusta Hotel. This stole is in charge of mz:r. j- cr. who will bo pleased to see his numerous friends and acquaintances. At both stores patron can rely on polite attention, and our b-*st efforts to supply them with just what they need iu our line. You are cordially invited to call. WM. MULHERIN & CO , Two Stores, 623 Broad St., four doors above Augusta Hotel and 913 Broad St., sign of the Large Red Boot. New Store! New Goods I AT PEEPLES’ Central Business House, MAIN ST., HARLEM, GA. HAVING recently moved into the Store formerly occupied by Mr. W. 8. Lazenby, under Sentinel Office* I am now prepared to offer a Complete Stock of Goods, a Medicines, Drugs, Patent q Medicines, Toilet Soaps, Per- Brushes and Toilet Ar ■ - V '*JW'' Gules of every description. So- a t er an( l b*e kept con- I Ik st antly on hand. |!ML 4 ’ Piu-i riplionsrarefuriy till' d a - 01 n'Sht* ALSO A NICE LINE OF FANCY GROCERIES, Including Canned Goods. Confectioneries, Sugar. Coffee, Tobacco and Cigars. Goods ar* now ready for sale and are offered at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. D. L. Peeples, M. D.