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ftitS inquirer I d»y. B»con looking op, we quote 8} to9, ’ q, Corn 9So. to $1. meal $1 10. Bran $1 SO to *1 7.1. Flour $0 to $11. Sugar 12 to 20c. INSURANCE. OPELIKA, ALA.: IDAY...-. 1ANUABY 9, 1874 Cotton. ELIKA DEPARTMENT. Middlings 14} I.ovr Middlings 134@18} lieceived previously 11,4.18 yesterday 120 SECURITY—PROMPTNESS—LIBERALITY ! THE of Opelika Department or tha Con-MBCd En- ju.n back room of lloUgo A Hurt's Grocory , Rail Rond street. Subscriptions for Daily, Weekly and Sunday Krquirhr ruoelvod at this office. Also, con tract for advertising ansi Job Work of all description* At (uoii prices u* defy competition. R. M, GRAY, EDITOR. A I'ltld Dny l«» Mnyor'a Court. ?he case of Billy Owens, referred to yesterday as being adjourned for a ring to-day, came up this morning and the occasion of an unusual display of al lore and forensic ability in the pre- ots of Mayor Slaughter’s Court. Gen. nu, as oounsol for “Billy,” moved to ash the indictment tor want of special- in its averments, unconstitutionality of e city ordinances, and if they were not, ere is no ordinance forbidding larceny the oily of Opelika. These points the arned gentleman argued forcibly, and cceeding unsatisfying Mayor Slaughter at the points were correct, he decided dismiss the complaint. So we are now t the mercy of every passing rogue who ay think lit to swell his purse or fill his rdor by burglariaiug our stores or dwel- ngs. This decision of Mayor Slaughter is doubt correct, aud the reoent onact- tmt of the Legislature compelling coui- itting magistrates to accept the thief's wn individual recognizance for his ap- -arauoe before u higher tribuual, throws wn our usual safeguards and puts us aok upon a higher law, our own individ- al resources, our own strong arm for rotoctiou; a resort which every good itizen condemns, aud only in voguowith avagos and semi-civilized communities. Vo hardly think that the records of gov- rnmoi.t, State or Federal, since the war, ot even Louisiana, exhibit such wanton nd malicious disregard of private rights nd respect to another's property as is isplayed in this Montgomery iniquity, f they had come out boldly and legalized (robbery and justified the evil-doer, it would have beou a more manly course; but under the specious pretext of poverty and inability of tho thieves who infest the land as the plagues of Egypt, to give bail requisite for their appeuranoe at court, they turn loose upon an impoverished people a sot of the veriest villains aud vagabonds who ever cursed the earth. We have forborne heretofore to allude to this abominable iniquity, because we thought words ioadequato to do justice to tho sub ject, and do so now to say that love for the criminal and a fellow feeling for punish ment heretofore impartially administered was not tho only motive moving that body of tatterdemalions yclept the Alabama Legislature, but a desire aud a determina tion to keep alive by vicious legislatiou that feeling of hatred ougondered be tween the races by designing scalawags and putrid politicians, tho scum of a na tion’s scathing pot, so that between the two there should be no peace, and the self-appointed scavengers retuiu place aud power. We learn that his Honor, Mayor Slaughter, will convene Council probably to-night uud urgo the immediate adoption of such ordinances as will checkmate the vagabonds, who are now at liberty, to their hearts' content. Let the work bo thorough this time, so that no foot bold remains, unions it be tied as a huugman’s knot. We heard a good one to-day. Some Justioo of the Poaoo above here was hear ing u case, and an uttoruey, alive to the winning card, after having exhausted his code aud decisions, as a last resort, pulled an old letter from his pocket and informed His Honor that he hud an opinion from Col. Barnes on the point in question. Tho Court was all attention, and tho lawyer weut on to road what purported to be the Colonel's views. The Court ohaugod base, remarking the books might bo law but he kuew what Col. Barnes said must be right, for he said so in that letter, and our young friend gainod his case. Preparation lor 1H74. We notion much preparation with our farmer friends, for the impending war with poverty. Harness, wagons, tools, food and all the necessaries of a vigorous fight are being made ready. We can tell the more certainly as time shall develop the soldiery and the music of the battle hums around ns. If ibo rank and file shall show to many buggies, blooded dogs and English barrels, and tho staff go to field with umbrellas and cigars six to the dollar, success will be badly routed, and tho entire army so badly scattered as to leave Gen. Poverty|master of the situ ation, and waving trifiiunphautly her ghastly huuner over the fallen rampants of lafTL Let our.jeople this one year make n manly, vigorous effort for success. Remember the “Gods, ’tis said, help those who help themselves." 1‘rotfreea. Some activity is still visible in our walks around town. Now buildings are being completed, and new faces are seeu upon our streets. We hoar rumors of some impoit tnt moves looking to a large addition to our population the* coming spring and summer. After the cold snap of yesterday the genial sun of to-day is as welcome as a rioh relative. We hear good news frobi Locbupoka and Oakhury. The people taka the En quirer, and are going to work to win a good crop. Worhty Master J. T. Harris has been arouud all last week installing officers for granges. Wo know of no more suitable gentleman for the work. Money Easy on ooltou bills. Exchange on New York buying j, selling ut pur. Trail • ttaa been rather better, yesterday and to- Total. OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Lawyers. A. J. VICKERS, nud Counsellor at Lnw. Oflloe opposito Alabama House. Practices iu all tiie Courts of the State. Jali Tailors. J. B. CAMPBELL, Tailor, Cutting: and Making; in the Latest Styles. Re pairing neatly done. South Railroad St., over Furniture Store, jal Dentists. Georgia Home Insurance Comp’y COSifl.VieN TO OFFER THE fl'RMC INDEMNITY aiainst- J-oss by FI HE! Having Paid her Friends and Patrons Since the War $800,000.00, She Wants a Chance to Cet it Back. J. RHODES BROWNE, GEO. W. DILLINGHAM, SAM’L S. MURDOCH CLOTHING. HLOW THE WHISTLE. RIM1 THE BELL. stop thi; i:\oim; we’ve noons to sell. THORNTON ACEE President. Columbus, Oct. 1st, 1873. Treasurer. J. L. K. SMITH, Dentist, Dons Pluto Work and Plugging on reasonable i (ltc2'J] terms. Chambe rs street. Barber Shops. WESLEY BARRINGER, Barber, Corner South Railroad aud Chutubers streets* dee23 BIGNON A TEKNEK, Barber*, South Railroad street, uui.er Adams Uuu.se. dec‘23 Hotels. ALABAMA HOLME, Conv'euiout to husiucNs portion of 'tie city, jrtt <J. W. ALLKN, Prup’r. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ADAMM HOLME. go to Opelika, ho sure to stop ut the N llouso, opposite Passenger Depot. Doctors. UK. J. W. K. WILLIAM. Offers Ids professional services. Office over R. M. Green & Co.’s, Chambers <fc K. R. Street*. Insurance. E. €. BOWEN A MO\, General IiiNiirance Agent*. . Railroad Street, over R. M. Greene A Co.’s T" $200 Reward! OFFICERS: Can. JNO. B. CORDON, President. Can. A. H. COLQUITT, Vice President. J, A. MORRIS, Secretary. J. H. MILLER, Sup't Agencies. Assets Nearly $2,500,000.00! Ratio of Assets to Liabilities 146.39-100 to {(100. Has just oHlnhlishod a Branch at Columbus, (hi., and opened an office ut tlm “GEORGIA HOME" BUILDING. The citizens of Columbus aud adjoining country are urgently requested to ex amine the claims of this Pioneer Company to their patronage and support. Investments made and losses adjusted at homo. No. 78 Broad Street. (Next door to .T, \\ . Prase a Norman's lDok.-turo.) Have Just Received a New Lot of Men’s and Boy’s ciaOTHiNra, At a reduction of 20 to 25 per cent, on former whole sale cost prices, which will enable them to sell at less than Cost prices for the same class of goods purchased earlier in the season. As we were able to get a still further re duction of from 5 to 6 per cent, for the cash, we will sell at corresponding low prices. Now is the time to buy good Clothing at lower prices than ever sold in this section. 0Gfi>Call and see for yourselves. Ja3 WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. WITTICH <fc KINSEL, Practical Watchmakers, Jewelers & Engravers No. 67 Broad Street, Columbus, 6a. have been MM-yulh pniclinin .1 WATCH EM, CLOCK*, JEWELRY, NTERLIXG MILVEH A PI.ITl'.ll WAIIC, All of tln> latest iiMiiufiirturPM. fitiimoii(In. Gold suit .Silver .Snccfactes suit Fye-G!«**<•*, Gold and Silver Thimbles I,miles’ and Gents’ Chains, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings oT heuutll'iil uorkinuiishtp, anil every rudely of Irticle round III a Kirst-Class Jewelry Store. I Stenril Plate* of every 'leserlptlou cut ill short nolle*. j SOl.K AUKNTH for the nlrbintfd Diamond Pebbled 8p« emelert and Rye-GUsse*, and Agent* hn tin ■ Arundel Pebble Spectacles, which nr** slightly colored, mid in high favor wltii everybody using *pec<a- ! ‘:l™ »r rjr-glum. Watch, (Mock and Jewelry repuiiing in ail i 1h bruin lie* 11 a ir Jew *dry, .Society Itudgev, Diutnumi ' Selling, or any new work made to order hi reitaointhh* i»lt<*. KNGKAV1NG piotuptly executed. deoJil dUnt persons who removed tho track near Smith' Station, on the 23J inst., or for tho approbt'UHioii of any person who-may at any time maliciously place 4>h»trHrtions on the track that wouhl endan ger life or property. A. J II HARD, R. M. W. R. R. COLUMBUS GA. BRANCH. R. N. MILLER, Cen’l Ag't and Manager. HATS AND CAPS. E5. Opelika, Ala , Dec. 24. 187: d«25 lilt SEEDS. I.Alin k t.ot Fresh Garden Seed! Just received, at wholesale uud retail. E. C. HOOD & BRO. l„n Garden Seeds ! FltBSU AND TRUK TO NAMK! OFFICERS : W. L. SALISBURY, Pres't. G. GUNBY JORDAN, Vice Pres't. L. SPENCER. Secretary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: M. .1. (MiiVWFOKU, ALFRED I. YOUNG, I'liTEU HUiEII, O. W. OILl,INGHAM, (!. A. REDD, S. G. MUKFHY, W. I,. (IT,AUK. NV. J!. RROWN, 1!. M. MHLFORt>, YOlNTGrE, DKAI.r.K IN HATS, CAPS, IJMimiiLI V.S, Ac., AT THE OLD STAND OF F. 11 :* i IT I, \ IIIA Mil LANDON, III M AMIKAi TUHF.IIK Mltt'i'l, H STAPLE AND FANCY HATS ! In Fancy Hats, the “very latest” in style and colors. In Staple Fur and Wool, his stock Is perfect, uctl2 tf j And *«» ulinli he invites I lie attention of IMiiiil«*r». (4. J. UKIMKK, M. MEDICAL BOARD: I)., D. W. JOHNSON. M. Ii. W Polipien iii Nortliein Companies eau 1)8 tmnsferioil without loss or tuUlitioual outlay. Full particulurs given i>y inquiry at tho olRco. Keep Capital at Home. Good Solicitorw Wanted. LAMBERT SPENCER, Resident Agent. PRATT’S i OTTOX OHS K have lust received a nupply of above iu ’’ papers ami bulk, and offer same at Whole sale aud Retail. Druggists and other dealers cun purchase of u« at Philmieiphia prices. PLANTING POTATOR8, ONION SETH, FLOWER SEEDS, Ac. j t HOLMTEAlk A CO., I Agricultural Depot, 13U Broad Street, jal Columbus, Ga. I DOORS, SASH, ETC. Our 8eventy Pae;e Illustra ted Catalogue of DOORS, SASHES, HLINDS, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS, FANCY GLASS, *c., M tlletl to nay mia iuteraateil iu bullllillg, ot rict-ijit of atump. KEOGH & THORNE, 231 & 2.40 CANAL STREET, jyll (i«twly NRW YORK CITY. FIRE INSURANCE. FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY • —or— San Francisco, California. THE PLANTKKS’ AHEAD OF FAVORITE ! ALL ! T ^UK underHigtmd Imving COTTON GINS with (i. up If tod aaraiigoinidilH for the Halo of the lliJii.iNOHAM, tho General Agent for thin h vJculd call attention to the fact I lint they linve on hand a full! Htock of PRATT’S COTTON GINS, among fbPtn the 40-Saw Gin that took the b'irst Prixe al our Inst Fair, heating ii' coiii|iomoi(» t*ad ginning 240 lbs. need «’otton in 17 mitiiit«h loo much eannot I» said in their nraioe. HOI STEAD & CO., Agricultural Implement and Seed Depot, iuUI7 dAwtf Bhoad Stukkt, Comimiii'k, (h. Cash Assets, $675,000 GOLD!i Prompt, Reliable, Liberal! G. GUNBY JORDAN, Agent, BOOTS AND SHOES. YOUR IT ENT ION II leapri I lull > ' culled l<» Ilf that mm* .SEC’/ND To M»\K in Ih -TiM-dtoffered I i btiyi-* of ■mills ami Ninii'.s. I-M.-I.i- BANKS. out22 ly COLUMBUS. GA. i Uv New Advertisements. ! SAMPLES sent by mill! tu UUlak lor *10 It. U \MJl.; I.] 1 >cju,irc, X Y, SADDLES AND HARNESS.; Will Not bo Undersold! Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Trunks, Satchels, Wagon and Plow Bridles, Hames, Back Bands, Trace Chains, Aud all other goods iu my linn for *ul« AH LOW AH THE LOWEST. All ot my good* are baud made, made at home, and fsatintuctiun guaranteed. REPAIRING done cheap and good. Will nuiko any kind of .Vow Work to order. I positively will nut he tindeisold by any house. Will give time to prompt paying L’listumers. W. R. KENT, 102 Broad Strtof, Columbus, CJa. j,i4 deodiwtf NOTICE. T HE undersigned, with the view of arranging Ills business to cIosh it up at uu early day, offers Ii is entire stock of SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, And other goods iu his Hue, At Very Reduced Prices! FOlt CAM II ONLY! and to be couvithvd, ploa-o call and examine stock an I jo ires. N. II.—All poreons who are iudehted to ms are requ-sted to rail and settle without fnrthet notice. ' H. MIDDLEBROOK. r«ilnnibiiH, .lanuuiy 1s», 1«74. eod*w2ui COPARTNERSHIP. HEAD MERCHANTS’ & MECHANICS’ BANK., Columbus, Ga., Docs a General Bankum Business. tbc list ot i-unipetitorH tor imii ti.i-l Ol It I.ll A I ll l it IILIMRT.HD.NT i well stocked. We have jun i • \< I a laig" >t j of HtKSTII (!AL AND KIP K N y n.\h VND ! H klff.OCK .*<»!.h LKATJM.M. If l.veliauge III: Vh> I N tiiild. Silvei WILLOOX . CVdiimbiiH, O, DAY FORMED A rOI’ARTNKRMMI’ Willcox & Hawks, General Insurance Agents, 79 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., R«pr<-*<'titing a list ot tin- oldest and largest itimraiice Coiiip.mit v in the Ii v, ••Tnn«--Ti i*-'l and Kiie-Teatrd.’’ w tli a-s-ta . <r,.od!lig $27,000,000! Offer their M-rvjiv.i in ruvming all iJa-ses of insurable property, til ul.ir IS “LEVEL'’ lest, by prompt ami « .u••lul «11 ninm t.. 1». 1 ii-l it an iiU'iease o| tlfii |uli i,.r.> All kind* of RKI’A I KING ■lone in Mo- ».-• -!>!■ t$tT We puv tli - III llll I Mtl’.K T I’It I OR UKY »l IIIKM. WELLS & CURTIS, 73 Broad Street. HlnvkN. Ac Spociul aKl’illion KiVl’ii la VoKcr- thins, nml i**liti*iih 111(1(14*. Niulli !\u1|4»iii»I ItivnL 4»l Nei (Ii. SAVINCS BANK. I> I. IMI.N ITS i*4*4*4*i v 4* < I III (.1IMIW 4i I *13 4*1* lit * aii4l iipnarils. HI!VI.N |i4*i* 4*<*ut. jtt*r niMMiiii iu t4*i*4*Ht hIl4»«v 4*(l. pay *%!• 14* lJaiiuan. April. .Iul.v uiul 04*totM*r. (*4imp4iiind- 4*41 loll I* lillll'H (tiinimll.v. I»I.1»4>SIIS I* A | It ON !»f.H\M»* [VSPOONFUL'n'vMiVtuvs 1 ' 1 ’' ,j ' BUCHU AND DANDELION pio'iio ‘C healthy sell, i, ot ibe KII'NKY*. - UV KR nml JiOW’hl.S: is u„* . Ki-oitort li(.„„. PtC KlMt / .ND tir.u'i,, BKttVRu ”t tlio uuc, nml pievent* di**ou-i- .. r.’?!“» •’»»•«• H hil, K1..0.I the IOI, HI..I ip tlie buj-t luedte ue in use. w. <-'■ IIA.MU.TON .V. * ■im*niMivi, t ii,it.. \}rntiv»rth ’* hr*/-ri ny a inf t'hrvf; tntnbi • '» uT** ii !l ver li"‘. Circvlurs J'i tt. : / jord MJ (j ( o , fi&hiltun SI., .V. y. J \ 5000 ace . nts wanted, suuih ww ceui tree by niut. on), wtwh. i from to *lu por dny. AiiilrussN. it Win. » Newark. N. J. inilUlnite you irco by.iuHll the very be- M Elastic Truss. ■If 44 rito at unco to Pcmkrov k (Jo., 744 Broad way, N. Y. ai wm-Y to any one for *1. Will change any colored hair to a permit nent blank or brown and contains nnpoisou. *VLM>Hod at low rates. Address, 31 AO IO LOMli t:o., Springfield, Mass. .4 book. ftill of good things, raloable eecveta, •nd important information, mailed for two atamre. Addrau, LEE & CO., 621 Bixth Ava., New York. “"P S .Y.7 H , , , ,: 'L Nt;Y ' “ r S, "'L CHARM- -L IIHtl. *low either flex tnny faflelnnto ami gain tho love nnd afleotioiiH of any person they chooBo instantly. This simple mental ac quirement all can possess, Irco. by mall, for 26c., together witli a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladles, Wedding- Night Shirt, Ac. A queer book. Address T. WILLIAM u <30., Pubs , Phlla. For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, TT WELLS'CARfeOLIC TABLETS FUTUPd.'LY IN III.I i: BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Druggist.*. 200 PIANOS and ORGANS^ !Vew nutl Hti‘i*oiiil-lliiiii1, of Firai- I liSMM .tinkers will be told at M.otrrr l*rii’t!N for ra.ih, or on ■ unlitlluii-nts, in t iljr or 4 iiiiiify, iluriitg tlii* linan- rinl (rlviv ivinl tin* IIOl.lll.l YH, by IMOIIAI I: W ATI.ICS A SO>, 1SI II in u 4l way. Uni ii imci* bi’fori’ oilVr- «‘il In N4*\% Yerk, Agi'iiis \\ for the sale of Wuti'rn* 4 'v Ic brut nit l*l«iii4»*, 4'oiii'«*rlo nnd Orilii*sl m I Organs. I IIiinI rniril 4 'it (it lug ncs in nil 4(1. (•rent I ii il iic*4*fii4*ii (n to the Trade, a I ii i*ti 4* il I si* on ii I l» Tlinisf rra>,4 but cli- i*s. Hiinitaj-Hcliooh, V.tc. 5 50,-7^- •dr|»?s,n I3I3S, -■ taVi-h mm fjii: iiSSB °S-L*'C,S3 *S’3“0? ^ 3 SS ' ' fgarei PIS? ? as CD Thi! Iiiulievt mvilli'til uiillii»rl(i«*N off l',nro|M* suy the strongest Tonic, Puritiet ami Dcobfltmiinit known 11» tlm inedieal vtnilUi JURUBEBA. It arrests decay ol vital forces, exhausti'*n »*r tho nervous ryidem, restores vigor to tho debtl Hated, rlennses vitiated blood, removes voflleio obstructions amt acts directly on tho Liver and Spleen. Price +1 ahot'lo. JOHN li. KEI.- LOQO, 1« Platt Nt., N. Y. euros nil Ifimiorii from tho \vnr*r Scrof ula to a cote non Itlotrli or Pimple* on I'nccy Iloiiw, I !ryn1jk*1un “ anti Llvor Com |»lu I ill. Fix to twelve Lot ties, warranted to cure Scroluloim Kwellines and Soros «ml nil Skin ami llioocl DIm’Onou. Hy Its wonderful l*oi:lorul properties it will euro the most severe recent or lingoring Couyli in halt tho tlmcj required t.v nnv other medicines sttd is perfectly Bide, loofiching cough, nontlt- lug Irritation, nml relieving soreness. Ldd by all Druggists. It. V. 1*1 lltli:, World's IffUocuBurv. liullulo. N. Y. N. Y, Safety Steam Power Co, Snj to i**r Si k E.NO! i’y imii tiii.'-i v .i nd duplicat ion put-. Tiiey arc Sale, E< tioimciiI. t ii’-tly .Man ged in not llatd** to derangetner I'ficir < dmittsim E.viit \Nti Jt'di.M*. H pecolliir uliipted t.) all purpo-c- ; qtilrlng .-mall p'Wrr. Al*• • J-Odioi-t* iMiWei, The Only Known Mocticino Purges, Purifies, and Strengthens System. ml'wiV.M I lua the other i- -tiengih thOflO Plltfl .ys that' it*, * adml.vtnrc )ojiliying ,iud puiginy. ■ K I ho <• .it tit** !*aim 11 nil* ;i t"»' i<* a deci.li* alum long .-ouglit :■. . hut m ver bcloro discovered. tliry .).* ib»* vv -rkol Ivvoined! | IniL miporft i«*-, ' ii i -<• ci i ongt he j hiiu v stml arc I ; I n*.. Ti’i i *h 1 otliing !i•.m tl't wo kenlng it, bill tMrs ’ tli hs Until I he cl.y It: ne it ii M. and tlm« o,n..** . tmpo.-slhiUi). Ai* l lion -A_ O^-LLID. rpm; nml**i**i«M*d, Imviug roiircl tr**m a vrvicc ot fourt‘(*nyi I Company, »ml form* d iho connection ahow unim-d. solicit! fur ntaa of tlm city, ami oHith lit** careful iittoiilion thereto. With an ext-erleme of twenty \<nr* iu th»‘ community hk mu t.'i th«* many who have «11*• m; tl ut lime receivmi bi<* polnitnud m v*I dnllarn .‘or lor Hen Im-uuei l.y l'oiupaiii*«i ttiuu represented by him. .. Col ii ui Ini h, Oct. 14, 187:*. ti rgla II *•!.*- Ii.-u lot* diatiuincd tlioicmndi II.' l'."viTLL('4».X, MILLINERY. .X. J. BUSSEV, AUKNT FOK American Cotton Tie Co. at lowest uiurkxt t J.4 tf Adply t U. GUNBY JORDAN. KagU A 1‘ht.uU klsn‘f« Co. Bargains ! Bargains !! Milliuery aud Fancy Dry Goods at Panic Prices! * !*:■; ■«. mm • ml, WILI., 02 AND AFTKIl TO-MORBOW, OFl'KR llKIl KNTIKK MOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY DRY GOODS FOR CASH, AT PANIC PRICES ! All g,..idv mull be paiJ DRY COODS. L. D. DEATON & SON, ! *4». HID. 1 I»(l4*r Ituilklll ||4)|l*44*. \l, r V. tuv'.* removed to »h,* Im ge aiul ccoimi. '.. m- VV -I..) Mile door III oye \Je-Ki- Wall .1 Wo Ik I Hr ..nl atieet, vrlier we have in <t<ne u.4 »i- j it 4'itly in-••iviiig u lai^o ai d wel m. i .1 u ' Staple Dry Goods j AND d ROC Kit I EH. CIPM'K F.K Y. 01, TIN, WOOD AND HOLLOW \\ A It 11, Hid .,,-i ! Hot'HF.-FI KNISHINO OOODH. A*. utloiiiig our goorh at pro .■•**u* th>* pHlrotlNgt*, Gill, if Dill Hi W. fr. HA 1 t-Itt.’KY—1 \. ll.1.di;>- ot l‘ir, *• »RS ( tipcrnth il " j which in.ver j organs, hut < natural nun l hoc HOTELS. Rankin House, ColumbiiN, (tn» A. \V. JiYAN. Prop r. re*. Thankt'il iiutiiiinncM. IMe-ive < ■.luiiilm*, Oct. I!», IjC •ontrnr). wliilc nil impi V|, the cuud.il C . a*’t !■ in.I Wild I 'berry pur.n ;*•>.!v, nml .1 r-l.u-* • t n<* .• • tielr unite*! Sold by ad *iru^ - I PRATT’S ASTRAL OIL. AlMoltitviv *.if". porfeetiv u-i'*! !e>. J . Aiwuv* , ti’iJInrm. iJluminating qn iiittt- MJjreri* r Li 1 go*. Hume in any lamp \>it:5-tr ! mger > 1 w- I lord lug ur taking lire Idu nut act lire I exp: 1 ■'«?• lv tu *1 lepl.tcc the u-e **l \ I i* ih =•*••* dunge. 0,1-. - fei ■ ni dei every j Mo test ini * It? 1*01 fi\-; Inn aim; qii.ilino. nri* j'i.n cl l y ’ c .jnlnued u •• in .*vi r ;>uu,UJu i.iinilies. all . PEACOCK & SWIFT, ALL WINTER GOODS Before Hiding, idler CREAT INDUCEMENTS 1 T'» tho*« who buy toi (’AHII : Wi* «re ullim.n'any of our I- KKOtltt'- LK.HH OF COST! Now i« your chan* ** lor baigaiu* ! Again weaik ait who owe na any thiun t** .me and pay. J*S PEACOCK A SWIFT. Kilby Bar and I n Oku KeslauiiOit, Billiard Saloon , wtD ltl t).‘- I 'tut The lummti •' ' clitm*r« through ’"Hip: t |In*i , 1; vskin Hop! I. W. 14 V t \. 1 *lct iii*o Frames AM) FRAME MOULDINGS. I lf A V K Jiiol •- *!ved a Rieat rarely .1 I’D' Tt'HK Fit \ M I MOPLDINOH, which nr. mi a.do .hi 1 am |.i.*jM!,d to MARK Fit tMKSt . md.-i. ASTRAL ae a»o u j od. S»nd < Irejii f. >.*r hi le at n.*t nil bv the ic ncrallN. .md »■ !•: t li.< ••ilAUl.l'.-. pit A Y l \ « " > ■ I I l! '* > ,r ^ ’’m oow \ dAwtim M* Attention for Ten Days; A W. J. CHAFFIN. 11It nm. Aim, the Unsettled ( My friends would do nm a in id take away their article*