About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1874)
uUa OFEI.IKA, ALA.: JANUARY 30, 1874. ELIKA OEPftRTMEHT Tbo Orange Meeting eatordi-y was a pleasant affair. The , 0D a wore out in force, and with a ber of citizens listened to an erceed- iuteresting speech from Ool. Oal- nbounding in words of wisdom fitly , At tbo conclusion of his remarks meeting, by a rising vote, requested bis spoeeh be published in this paper. Colonel's native modesty was over- m ed by the compliments of friends strangers, and he left on the first to meet his friends at Seale to-day. o Patrons were afterwards engaged late in the day in their hall transaot- husiness of a private nature. We incidentally that Mr.Lennard's work anures received much commendation i the Grange. e can supply this work to such as to avail themselves of its excellent estiona and formulas for oomponnd- oheap manures. OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Millinery. MRS. C. V. BARLOW, Fashionable Milliner and Dreismake Su'a Agent of But’erlck A Co.'s Pattern*, hi? late Banking House uf Shappaid A C< Opelika, Ala. jaJ Notaries Public. U. D. HIGGINS, Being appointed Notary Public for I.oe couuty, respectfully solicits the patronage of his friends. Holds Court 1st and 2d Saturdays of each mouth, l K. U. llollifii-ld’s law ofllce. ja23 Eating Houses. ROGERS' EATING HOUSE, Right at the Depot, open at all hours. Hot CoftVi and Meals for all Trains. Furniture, 4tc. At Panic Prices. A. O. HARWELL, Healer in all kinds of Furniture. Alto, Metallic, Wood Coffins, and Caskets, jalS Chambers street. Lawyers, A. J. TICKERS, Attorney And Counsellor At Law. Office opposite Alubama House. Practices in all the Courts of tbo State. Ju3 Special. “JoUubou” is not a happy uiau, a iAtiafled lump of day, elaborately n up, wo ask why V Any handsome t>w who would not be, with that elegant iuquet" shown us this niorDiu#, should •efiisod a license for all time for matri WeatWArd They Go. |uite a number of whites and blacks through almost daily to the mias- |ic hills aud valleys beyond the Missis- Just as good laud, fenced, cleared otherwise improved, is cheaper to- in Alabama than iu Arkansas. This it of change is one of the worst fea- i Southern character. If the ; into aud trouble spent iu running no i. • A-»ro put ou the Alabama plan us, told hills and pleasant vales Id laugh with a harvest such as we not of. The value and comforts net associations which gather about vine-clad roof, the moss-covered eaves ir childhood aud maturor years, are ht. UestlessneHS and discontent in idleness and neglect, aud we turn backs aud go forth to untried fields, y from friends, schools, churches, and ho tenderer associations which embol- life, for the rudeeabiu, the unbroken ist, new people, and toil, struggle, :en and die, “uuwept, uuhonored and m" __ m Brevities. Jones A Co. opened the old rink with od attendance. We noticed a few la in the absence of all amusements, mow of no better way to combine sure with healthy exercise, if can sly indulged. •Last week was a genial one. We no- the early varieties of peaches pro jng to “waste their sweetness on the rt air.” We learn from friends above that liderablo improvement is going on at 1 eville and Gold Hill, aud that the new of Alexander, also on the Memphis ,varnish Railroad, is rapidly filling up. •The people farther on, are much led with the recommencement of ac- operations on the extension of the iphis & Savannah Hoad, and are loud long in their praise of Col. Alexander, tble President. •Parties who ought to know tell us the extension of the East Alabama Cincinnati Railroad to “Mill Town” give Opelika an additional 10,000 of cotton. Better build it. We need cotton and its trade. •A daily prayer meeting is progressing :he Methodist ohuroh. Attendance rato. ■We notice much uuprovomeut in the of shade trees for our promenades. -U try and plant trees. The are great- •rbers of miasmatic poison. Money iMBBsuttl plenty for cotton transaction, ^■little for our mercantile friends. Ex- diflnge ou New York and New Orleans ^■ing $ ; selling at par. Trade sMliuues lively iu plantation supplies, nly for cash, fo quote : Bulk meat 0.1; corn $L 10; ll §1 10; Hour $7 00(5; 12 for fancy; I 80(5)85; coffee ;12&)35 : sugar 10(5' 14 D Si 75(5)2 00; hay Si 75 for cash; Ihssbr 50(S'80. Cotton. Uceipts moderate. Prices couthum at Rations, with a dull market. The re- lt decline and continued large receipts e holders the blues. liddlings 14 iow Middlings 13J aeived previously 13,050 Thursday 88 fotal 14,041 “I onco boarded for three mouths,'' Mr. Smith, “in a family where, ug the whole time of my stay, the feband did not ouce speak to the wife, iiougk they met at the table everyday. ’ 'Mercy! what a monster he must have Tailors. J. R. CAMPBELL, llkilor. Cutting aud Making in the Latent Styli'H. Re pairing neatly done. South Railroad St., over Furniture Store, jal Dentists. J. L. U. .SMITH, Dcntiwt, loos Plate Work and Plugging ou reasonablt dec23] terms. Chambers street. Barber Shops. WESLEY BARRINGER, Barber, lorner South Railroad aud Chambers street* dec23 BIGNON A TURNER, Bnrbern, South Railroad street, unuer Adams Hou dec23 BEAL ESTATE AGtwTS. JDd PRINTINC. EAGLE AMD PHEftiX i«ANUFACTUrIHC CO. ELLIS & HARRISON, |_ e tt e r p ress anc | Card Real Estate Agents AND AUCTION TILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE SALK, RENT AND PURCHASE of REAL ESTATE iu the Cily and country, uud will advertise thy same (at private sale) FUKF OK CHARGE, unlees the property is sold. Printing. CONDITION OF THE For Sale. CITY LOT No. 001, threo dwelling* on th together or separate, at a low ngure, tor enmi. j»27 VALUABLE CITY PROPEUTV, situated in the business centre of the city. V* ill sell at a great bargain, or to an acceptable party an undivided ' rest. The property can be made lo pay a largo A DESIRABLE HOUSE ANI) LOT, with ten acres ground, iu Lipwood, one mile from S. W. 11. R. dopot; u very comfortable ami desirable home. HOUSE with five good rooms, wit bin 200 yards of Southwestern Railroad depot, one-half acre ground. For Rent. A STORK HOUSE in the valley of Talbot county, | at a cross-road, three miles of tbo Chalybeate Springs. A very desirable location for u Dry Ooods and Grocery business. sep!7 RACING. RACES, RACES, RACES! SAVANNAH JOCKEY CLUB, February 3d, till, 5th nml 0th, 1S74. STAKES AND PURSES, $1,300. JUST RECEIVED A FINE STOCK OF LETTER, BILX. KEA.X3 A XI) Statement Paper, ALSO, VISITING and BUSINESS CARDS All of which cun be furnished printed at short notice, at low' Cash IUtks. Railroad Receipt Books, Bills Lading, Georgia and Alabama Legal Blanks, on hand. Tlios. GiTbert, PRINTER and BINDER, Sun and Timos Building, _ COLUMBUS, GA. THE SUN PRINTING Eagle & Phenix IVIanufact’g Co., January Ist, 1874. IuN.Y bunk* •ity b ks. U*. .&m1,:W1 11 j Capital St. .. i-lO.lll?: is Reserve Fi * BUIa Pay a Ll ARIL1T1» d—uM-lii liiedpr * Rook Debts Payable—due > n and uncalled for 133 bale* n.Uon d-j.chile-t l, 1>72 in oploy. 250,001 uo 2V7,70*J U2 10,573 ist 3,.H 3U pj.roi 6o 1 0115 00 nlH—Goods sold nu 30 d iy.> mils Receivable Stock* aud Bonds paying in Stock on band, per iuveiitoi 2-1.740 01 | cl. net. 7-l,lKMJ oil i 137 it> I 140,876 l $1,843,738 l . *1,849,738 2-1 ; [ Dividends Declared since 1869, $425,160.00. Totul Assets •'#1,849,736 34 Duo DopoHitors $73,8,10 19 OlltHtamlinq Oortifleatos 37,137 00 Every other liability 38,109 08 - 161,096 27 (Besides Capital Stock and undivided profits, t Surplus beyond all Liabilities $1,688,641 97 1, (J. Uunby Jordan, Seorotary and Tronsurer of Eagle und l’liouix MimufsofurinR Cotnpauy, certify that the above statement is correal and true. (!. GUN 11V JORDAN, Sec y and Treas'r. Attest:—J. M. llivrss, Notnry Public-. (Beal. I January 20, 1874. If Third Day—Throe Rue ton i 2d, Tin Hotels. ALABAMA HOliSK, hmveuiont to busiueNH portion of the city, jal U. W. ALLEN, Prc Fourth Ddy—Four Racua. l«t, Hurdle Haud cap, ovor eight hurdles. 2d, ?wic>pBtnkcs fc threo yoar olds. 3.1, Selling race. 4th, Consol lation PurHo. GKO. S. OWENS, J. T. McFarland, Sec’y. President. ja24 dUt When you go Adams li- dec23 ADAMS HOUSE. o to Opelika, l»c suro tu , opposite Passenger Doctors. I)R. J. W. K. WILLIAMS Offers his professional services. Office over R Green k Co.’.s, Chambers k R. R. streets. Insurance. E. €. BOWKS A SOS, General Iiittiirnnce Agents. Office. Railroad Street, over K. M. Greene A Co.’s Dissolution. rpHK firm of B. M. BLOODWORTH k CO. Is this X d«v dissolved by mutual consent. MR3. CHARLOTTE CLUTK k CO. having bought Mr. Bloo (worth’s interest, will continue the busiuess under the firm muno of CLUTK A CO., who assumo all indebtcdnosH of B. M. Bloodworth A Co. All indobted to the old firm will please come forward and settle, as it is iu the bauds of ludies alone. .MRS. M00KF) will bo found here as usual, to wait upou her friends. jal 8 lw T $200 Reward! .ILK above reward w ill be paid for the appre hension, with ovidonce to convict the person or persons who removed the track near Smith’s Station, ou tho 23d inst.. or for the apprehension of any person who may at any time maliciously place obstructions on tho track that would endan ger life or property. A. .1 HEARD, K. M. W. R. K. Opelika, Ala , Doc. 24, 1873. • do?5 lm STOVES AND TIN WARE. 200 COOKING STOVES! FOR 8ALK AT PRICKS TO 8UIT HARD TIMKS’ W. H. Robarts & Co., Cooking Stoves, (Charter Oak uud other first class pal Urns, Grates, Hollow Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, SILVER l-LATBD AND D1UTNNIA GOODS, Crockery & Class Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery of our own importation. Mauufacturer. of TIN, LOPPLR AND SHEET IRON VABE or evory ilescriptlnl Price, aa low ns the lowest. .ej)7 eodtiui J. W. Dr.ssis. M. Bksxett. Soutlicru Stove Works, Columbus, Ca. J. W. DENNIS <t CO. COUNTRY ANI> STOVE IIOI.I.OAV WAKE. We guaruntee our goods iu every respect. #9* Sample and Salesroom at J. M. BENNETT A CO.’S, h«g3l d2tnwjrw0m) 1»1 Kroad »t. Stoves, Stoves! JONATHAN CRuWN, (Opposite 8un Office) Columbus, Ga., W OULD respflf tfully invite the attention of his friends and customers to his extensive stock of PTOVKS, HOLLOW AND hTAMPKD WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, A TIN WARE, ’ * ‘ ” FERTILIZERS. CHEMICALS—PURE ! FOR HOME-MADE FERTILIZERS, AT 1.01V PRICK?, E. C. HOOD & BRO. ill) Notice. s wi Boats, can be supplied with Pure H. and M. Fertilizer. Also, keep constantly *111 band, Land Plaster, Dissolved Bones, Ammonia, Nitrate of Soda, and Potash Salts, Which lira puri* and giuiuDiu, und nir.*riul ul lure: W. JOHNSON, Agent. BOOK - J31IVr>ITVCi ESTABLISHMENT, j ColumV>u«, Goorfia, 18 ONE or TUS MOST COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE IN THE SOUTH. AND KKING BUPTUKO WITH ALL TUB Modern Styles of Machine ry and Material, 18 WBM. PUKTAUKD To Execute with Accuracy and Dispatch VKRV mcet'llll’TION OP Guano Notice to Planters. of my customers is called 1 of their No Lit id otlif HpIlK at _ pay 11 obligations given for SOLU RLE i’AGl F10 GUANO, ith tho privilege of paying in Cotton at rato of ;teon (15) cents per lb for Low Middlings. Cotton will bo received by me and »U my Agent* in nccordiuicc with contract until maturity ol' Midi ob ligations, after uliieli date tliiw priv. liege will ccanc. II ship the bale vi 11 be Those owing less than a ha to Columbus, ua., and the bala to tlioin at market prb—. I am now ready to Deliver Soluble Pacific Guano for Another Season To my prompt paying customers. Parties anticipating the r Cotton Notes and Liens will thereby NAVE BISK OF EONN BY 1TKE ANO I.OSK IN WEIGHT. Ac., and are entitled 1.. the b.-n.-tii of any excess should price for low middlings exceed filteen (15) ciuis at maturity uf uotes. Eagle and Phenix money tnkou a» par. W. H. YOUNG, A’gt Pacific Cuano Comp'y, No. 12 Broad Street. I am now delivering my well known “Rust and Smut Proof” Seed Oats, In new sack-containing bushels ea<*li. at bushel, drnyage free. \\ . II. V'. t 3 dkwtf Book & Job Printing BOOK.BinmiM'Ov 69'Using Steam Power, running six of the most improved and best make Presses, with constant additions to our already very large assortment of Elegant Types, Rules, Borders, and other material, and skilled workmen in every department, our facilities for turning out all descriptions of work, expeditiously and neatly, at the Low est Cash Prices, are unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. 49*Ordcr« from ubruad will re* cive Ihc Maine attention a« If the panic* were prcNciit lo tranxact llie l»UNiaicN«, and will be prompt ly filled. ■mOMAS GILBERT. Dissolution Notice. rriHE FI KM OF THOMAS OII.HKltT (50. has tills day boon dinsolvetl by mutual uonnont. Tho btisiuofitt will bo fiottlotl up by THOMAS GILHEitT, to whom thoHO having claims against tho firm will present thorn for payment. Those indebted to tho firm for sub scription, udvcrlislng, job work or book-bind ing are requested to give early attention to the settlement of their arrearages. T110S. Du WOLF, THUS. GILBERT. Columbus, Ga., Doc. 31,1873. BANKINC AND INSURANCE. J. RHODES BROWNE, President. SEO. W, DILLINGHAM, Cashier. GEORGIA HOME IBANK. Bank of Discount aud Deposit. Deals in Exchange, Coin, Stocks aud Bonds. Drafts Collected, and prompt returns made. Till! mm\\ lltiil! SAVINGS IIANk Offers the greatest inducements ti> those having idle funds, for which they want undoubted security, a liberal interest, and prompt pnyffiont when required. DEPOSIT’S of $J and upwards received. Deposits can be withdrawn in person or by cheek by these of our patrons who live at a distance. INTEREST allowed at Seven (7) Per Cent., compound ed January, April, July and Ocluber—four times a year. SECURITY.— Hv the terms of the Company’s charter, the entire capital and property of tho Company and the private property of the Shareholders is pledged for the obligations of the Savings Bank. DIREt! OR3 i LOTTERY. FOURTH Grand Gift Concert. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Public Library of Kentucky. Over a Mjllion in Bank! Success Assured 1 A MILD DU.AtVl.Mil CKHTAIS On Tuesday, 31st March Next 1 lu order to moot ll*e nciieral wl»h and oipo-i lation til the pubiiu an<i liekut-hoblcr^, lor thu lull l.ayniontuf the maguillcont glfta ann< uno e l for tho Fourth Grand GUI Concert of the Public Library of Kentucky, the management have determined to postpoim tho Concert an-l l'ravtliiK until Tuesday, the 3l»t of March, 874! Thoy huvw slrtiuly realixed Ovor a Million Dollars, And have a great many Agents yet to hear Iroui. M» DOUBT t.4 ENTERTAINKD OV TltX KALE OF RVlkUV TICKET IIKVOKK TIIK DUAW1MJ UUl WHKTIlKIt ALL AUK HOLD OR NOT TitK CONCERT AND 1IUAWINO WILL POSITIVELY AM) LNEUt'l- VOCALLY TAKE PLACE ON THE DAY NOW YIXUIJ, AM) IK ANY REMAIN UNHOI.D THEY WILL BA CANCELLED AVU THE VKl/.EH WILL tlK RKDUU&D IN PROPORTION TO TUB UNSOLD Tit KKT8. Only 00,000 tlekutH have been isguod and 18.000 Casli Oiftis, #1,500,000, will bo distributed among the ticket-holders. The tickets arc printed In coupons, of tenths, and all fractional parts will bo represented in the drawing just as whole tickets are List of Gifts. ONK GRAND GASH GIFT *250,OuO GNK GRAND GASH GIFT 100,OOu ONM GRAND GASH GIFT &0,000 ON 10 GRAND GASH GITT 26,000 ON K GKAN 1) GASH G1 FT 17,600 JO GASH GIFTS iJtlO.uOO each 100,000 3*» GASH GIFTS 6,000 ouch If*),000 f>0 GASH GIFTS 1,000 each 60,000 40 GASH GIFTS 500 oaoh 40,00*) J00 GASH GIFTS 400 ouch 40,o00 160 GASH GIFTS 300 ouch 46,OQU 260 GASH GIFTS 200 each 60,000 326 GASH GIFTS 100 each 32,600 11.000 (JASH GIFTS 60 oaoh 660,000 TOTAL, 12,000 GIFTS, ALL GASH,""" a mount lug to Tho ohaucoH lor n gilt arc ns one t<* fi$ *■ Price of Tickets. Whtdo tlckota 560.00; Halves 526.00; Tenths, - each coupon 50-00; Lleven Whole Tickets for J. 1UIODES llltONVNIC, I’roH'L of tho Go. JAS. F. BOZKMAN, CnpitaliHt, Atlanta. J. It. CLAPP, MADuftr, ClappH Facforv. Hon. JOHN MclLllENNY, Mayor. JAMES ItANKIN, CnpitaliHt. N. N. ClIltTIS, of VVollH.CurtiH A Co. L. T. DOWNING, Attoruoy-nt-Law. I). F. WILLCOX, Soorotary of tho Co. J081 AH MOltltlS, Hanker. Montg'v. ClIAllLES WISE, 5600.00 ; 22U Tickets for $1,000.00; 113 Wbolo Tiokots for *6,000.00; 227 Whole TickeIk for *10. ooo.uo. Nodlscount on less tJiun *6oo.uo worth CLOTHINC. BLOW Till. WIIIHTLK. 11IN44 THE BLI.L, wtoi* Tin; i:\ui.m; w ipvi; ooobs to wkll. THORNTON & ACRE, No. VO BrOncl Street. of Tickets. TJio Fourth Gift Consort will be conducted hi nil respects like the threo which have already been given, and full particulars may bo learned from circulars which will bo sent Ireo from lids oflleo to all who apply for them. OrdoiM for tickets and appUcatione lor agen cies will be attemled to In tho ordor they are received, and it iH hoped they will bo sent in promptly that tltore may be no disappointment or delay in tilling all. Liberal terms given to thoso who buy to sell again. All agents are peremptorily required to settle up tliolr ac count:; and roturn all unsold tickets by tho2oth day of.March. THO. i:. IIICA YILLTTi:, Agent Public Library Kentucky,und Manager ol tint. Concert, J'ublic Library Building, Louisville, Ky. [dol3 d2taw&.w Tiokots for salo and prizes c-odu-d a it (mat Capt. C. A. Klink, Agt I’i l/.o Tickets sold by ine cashed without dis count. John D. Blackmar, Agent by appointment of Gov. Hrumlottc, 82 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. ,) I,AllOK KOOMH, willi alili. .iitrnnci-. with u, IT,,,, lr. I • i. i.. ,1, W. I, 9Al.lrir.l.’, For Sale. Have Just Received a New Lot of Mon’s aud Boy’s For Sale. clothing, At a reduction of 20 to 25 per cent, on former whole-j " ' " l|, 'J! 5 'i,! , ’ticnoBOH sale cost prices, which will enable thorn to sell at less than i ' Cost prices for the same class of goods purchased earlier' , in the season. As we were able to get a still further re- j '.'.I'.T,'!. J ,7‘ duction of from 5 to 6 per cent, for the cash, we will sell j ,,|!„„ l „ u „ UANS ,.,, at corresponding low prices. Now is the time to buy good Riv or Plantation for Rent. Clothing at lower prices than ever sold in this section. j >>u |jtu . vt >, v |, nKU plantation Call and see for yourselves. i ‘ Here’s Your i'limice. [‘Not at all. He very amiable Impossible!” ‘And I think ho was fully justified iu s proceeding.” ‘Justified, Mr. Smith ! How oaa you ho ! A man who would prenerve Ri ce for so loug a period must have a 'St implacable and reveugeful diaposi- ‘Bat, my dear, there ia one little oir- ustauce that I forgot to mention that y mitigate the severity of your jndg- "i*. 1 he man leasth/mfi /” or —•The amenities of Tennessee journal- » receive frequent illustrations. Thus Greenville editor remarks of a rival: •IiH slanderous soul is imbued with the ictrio fire of hell; his black heart emita * sulphurous fumes till his whole nature * n oue ^ omo K®ueou8 mass of ‘UahneBs; and tho Morristown Herald admiringly : “A man might go to ® *ale Bohool ot journalism 150 years not learn to write that way " esale i of TIN, id retail. SHEET IKON Roofing and Guttering mi" promptly and in the b"fft man Ue solicits a call, fouling assn ivo eutiro satisfaction. Mif Price as low as the lowest, dure yon buy. MACHINISTS. B. H. RYDER, PBACTICAI. Engineer and Machinist, H AVING tftkuu tho Mill bin? Shop in Oootchius' Plauiug Mills, is now prepared to do all woik in his Cue with pron.ptnem, aud at prices as low as similar work can h*» done in the South. Special attention giveu to Mill Work and Repairs of all kinds. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. No ueed of sending work to neighboring cities, Public patronage solicited. ja23 deodswlm SEEDS. SEED OATS ! And Groceries and Provisions, — AT— BARBEE &. IVEY'S, FARM BOOKS. HIDES. HIDES! HIDES!! WE WILL PAY THE Highest Market Price FOK Green ! Dry Hides, Furs and Beeswax, AT GRAY A CO.’S, No. 2 Crawford St. ■ linn kill Ifous NO EXCUSE FOK CLOTHING A RUSTY AT COST SUIT !!()>?- For Rent, ™il rilKNKXT THIRTY DAYS WKM’JLJ KELT Ol DKNTI,E.ni:.> VOI T1IN’ A IN' II ( IIII.DKl'A ’b Clotliiug: aud •Underwear, Hats. Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c„ <tc„ at Cost for Cash. THOMAS & PRESCOTT. DRY GOODS. Clearing; Out Bale ! iiiiunj 'ri.„«.t •Vi-i-O* Executor’s Sale. ■ l M-- l>4 M ’ I MU Grand TO MAKE Jtl. 4l»Y I'DU *1' 111*'. .MUSIN'; Tit M»K WE MjlV DDKR I Our Entire Stock of Fancy Dress Goods AT AND BELOW COST. FOR CASH ! k Sll KVKK1 Oi III'll AlfrU LI A*S 1.0'V \s To 111: K'l >•» H.M.M1IMU TIME BOOKS m. m. hirsch, PLANTATIONS AND FARMS K„,.l,ln, any on. t„ rulllit't w ith thi'ir employe, h. Price *1 .V. experience, many times : 1 l,„y.. Oglethorpe and Bridge Streets. | I Hides and Furs a Specialty.! OITA !*JS1 A TV ^ V KHSTTLilaK, 11 I IIOAll 5'I It 1 IT WATCHES, CLOCKS AMD JEWELRY. Will l»ay the Kiglu-Ht Alarkrt 1'rlve for Hides, Furs, Beeswax & Rags. WITTICH & KINSEL, ah kinds Wrapping Paper Practical Watchmakers, Jewelers X' Engravers THOMAS GILBERT, SUN JOB ROOMS, Columbus, Ca. 00- Th. B-'.-k Mill bo f«r».r,M by ra.il, „ receipt of pr.c#*. d*wtl and Paper Bags on hand. I j.,J8 ,|lj Notice. lU'Jr; M. M. imiHOII iuy bminc >• intiucted at Oglutliorpo at Columbus. Georgia, ] r««pcc o r niHtomer*. t»* give him ti Id-it II..J hive h«retofortt e JOHN MKIIAKKKY CHATTERBOX FOR 1873, FOK SALE BY 4.MJ i. W. PEASE & NORMAN. WACON WIAKINC. Wood and Blacksmith Shop. J. H. MOSEELL AYTNG taken G < * - t •-11 i • j - 1G h • 1; s: n i t li Shop H pr.-p rod d > fiia. k.-tmithii Work in ill tholrv;. •lantitlon Wmk. K-pa- .ms, making <-f i‘ll d--< so {"’hoeiug, Ac. keep constantly "'i ban Change of Firm. rhmi Mr. John Mo ll conduct the l«>n> 1 TfHpfrt- . Midi alley to htyleand manner ! lull>* Molicit the .■ustomfie favor nm with their .•'tn i^t n pmmpt attention in evii,\ w • t. M. M. KIKSCII, Oglethorpe aud bridge ttrc*-t Columbus. Jan y 27t!i, 1874. j*28 1 South. I have hoc the well kuo to guaruntee „r PETER EDO AK, J TI.MOiUKLL IV. .r. BUSfSEY American Cotton Tie Co. LL A1’PROVED PATTERNS OK IMPROVED A No. 67 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga J i: For Sale Low. I’llOl.AR^JirP IN THE MEDIC AT i.\A.\!*\ ll.l.K. INDIANA, ti Arm a 1 nils u Rooms to Rent. DOORS, SASH, ETC. Our Seventy Page lllustra* ted Catalogue of DOORS, SASH IIS. lSLINDS. STAIR KAIJ.H, NEWKI.S. FANCY CLASS, Ac., KEOGH & THORNE, U -1 .V - ■« « ANA!. STKKI.I, A N ENT lu Ne ENTIRELY NEW ,"T0( K I th<- I- York. ib- b. . I t 1.. a.I, WAH IIlt, CLOCKN, JEWELRY, STEKIJ.YU Nil.VI It .4 All nf tb- lut-.it maiitifiu 1111 -r- m taclfK und Fj c-(iIiism s, limhlrs, l.atlli-h’ and (iculV ( liaiiih, ml Kant) bold Kings ..! hr 111111 In I uoikm.n ” • rflrle found In a Hnld J«-wH brr„ teceutly purchase. Pl.ATED WAIIK. COTTON TIES, fur hOLB AGKNT8 f »i Arundel Pebble 8p.vt.i' Im, cl** * ur ey*:-« las tics. Watt'll, (Ynk and Jew.* Seiunu. 01 *ni new work n kufufKA VINO pi impti> < Plain 1 Stencil Pla the refi-lti a crj rlpHo i*l l’» Md EPPixb S in cur Wotisd to all Tur:ha:crs of this Escellit*. Compound Estract of Buchu. LJKND YOUR ORDER.'* to l. vu.rck A 4 0., 0 t olombus. On., and you will g. t tb*. t.enu. Original Extract. There 18 NO 01/81PK AGIlNtJl E8—KITHEK SPECIAL OK OKN f KA!. 1 »m individually S-»Ih Proprietor. L. PIERCE. m ,1.-1. hi. T. S. SPEAR, AGENT for Non-Electro Plating, T'-7' t r uiS*,w^ ■'ey -I »*lr ai n su^-.r ley -» MacbiUe Deyoi. H.U a
