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Newspaper Page Text4'OM‘MBDK, <;i.OR«IA: Ft’XDW FEBRUARY 1, 1874. ton n:\SATlow. , rest sen, spread out before th*m, i j.p-ullar lesson unto each. y n i- i tlie.T spake. The youngest said: n whvi* ope.i paibwajs Infinite; f . t wander on through abade or shine f t he Kio jui, or wanton In tbo light I beyond tho utmost belt of foi t voile I haven ; but. alas i hi >w tilers, or wbat flou r- th of tenuol. or wbnt scant of rosat' it'- -I orl slater spake and said : .• tblf »ta hit sliver sails are set; :l«ti u.-s beta* n us grow n . t . < i re ont nor death forget. ami iny hopes wont down; to i, 1 shall bear r st uds of cross or crown. ', nor even afterward, mime o'er shall SBOTi nut 1, tho ocean of Qod'a love." ingel touchad tbalr eyes, ell upon tha three ; era with i re was i i JppUttm THE ANEBICAMDUEBT. I* <1 c [ r.-t-rnt (Ran.) I.ottor to Topeka Commonwealth, L.rgt- numbera of wild horses abound c iL pr«uuti betweuu the Arkansas and : hoky Hill river-. '1 hey aro of all sites i.' i c iois, >Lo<l urn the wildeut of all wild in,.ilt. ; hoy usually roam iu bands of i mu uix t>. twv i.'y, uni will ran ut sight c iuuu two milos uway. A great man cl u .fic It >u.L-., tut well n» mules, whioi l ivo iti-o©d away from thoir owners, L vo t..keii U H with tbo wild obos. After iiiijijitig with them they become as wild i. iLuir uuiamod rompftnions. Various methods have been adopted tooatoh these oburiktiua) lioises, but they bare generally y vbvtd fruitless. A scrubby eolt, or a bruki.n down mule, are, as a general tbing, the only reward for nil tbo time, labor end expanse iu euob visionary Rcboine-i. Settlers on tho frontier would bail their speody mt motion as a blessing, 1 r whon domestic animals got with them their rooovery is out of the question. iv/or i.lure t •«. f\rht emigrant turned bis fro'.sic-pH i > ad the Pacific, this country L , boqo n.!• stud with a thoroughly T highwaymen ami horse w have reached thoir dosti- i v ; • <<i.r losing Ntook. Thoy hover i.; ,i i i.i hi ir.iiiiH like vuliuros over n . , iv .I’ing for a favorablo oppor- ; . i in i i.pon tlmir unsuspecting ^ 1 r >w «>t one outfit, tho “Chicago that left this place in t lie i; . : i ■ v ttilvor City, that had nearly n'l their Hock, noma miventy-fivo head, < ■ ■ cii in foro they got half way to their (! •million. Tbo expedition had to be (ib iu loniiil, and most of the partiee re* turned, sadder but wiser men. lit hium or never is u horse thief arrest* cd : and ii by some hocus-pocus one it gobbled, it ia simply impossible to oon* vict him. as bo always has a host of “/rieudn" ready and anxious to prove hit innocence. Hut thoir d«y hss come. The oouutiy is being settled by a olaas of peo ple ihni «»'l protoot themselves agsiust t Iiono oiitl iu >, iii.d compel them to seek ('iiier clituni to carry on their nefarious work, W’lT AVI* HUMOR. non like railway they do a deal of —Why is tbo letter B like the end of <1< ip? Beoauae it is the beginning of Ba ’bogOB. -P.irsdox : c»l—The glove dealer Is best 6uibflcl when his stock is “on hand." —When is nu umbrella like a person convalescent? When it ie re-oovered. —When is a young lady like a part of a word ? Wheu she is a silly belle. —Why i a chicken Just hatohed like a cow's i.;il? Because it was never seen liefore. , — . * " r’ern girl who spelled euohre • •you , ; Lviiontly thinking of the crocodiles do not really v. v a Nwilor, though, who . . i c u blni.b r. bus tra veled tbrough New >i h.iw Buiue land there so mldp’t raise a disturbance cr. it. i.u be. ’ par'forming animal for the fl . , rv. n y the blind man's dog— - nucusiomeA to the “ leading bus!* — A private in tbo army reosntly sent a .. or to bis sweetheart, olosing with y lb av n cherish and keep yon from yours truly, Joliu Smith." — “D u rk for a peony ; dead drank for two ptmuias; biraw for uothlng."—[Lon don i-tgU. — Sum kins looked at a painting of a pig and pleae uitly cslmd, “Who is that pig* i rry milliners In Willlmantio i " >: <vo u biirprise party in a i clll i w room. ur rolling-pins wero the [■ . y tin) ughty-four guests at u i.i.g at LaOrosse, Ind. — S. .no has been discovered at M ;v It was iu a roll of but* u . , , i«.' ... d (bout four pounds. — \ m u who bad been to a orowded i ud of riugs on the Bn. hut bo .iuiu t like belles on his toes. - id po* (out inue to cut up antioa, even it-. • i ir gul.iteel uttic.cs, we iufer, from 6 John Brown announoed ae a *“* seed j .L-nOber.” —A Sioux City justice of the peaoe, ab.ut to marry a couplo, said, “Hold np y , r right bauds. Now, what do yoo n b: builder says that Noah's eh uf a bhip alter all, being ,...ua b»ruwith the cretioes ,u lunch fish In your bag ?” . a fisherman, who wsu Wes; a good oel," was 1-1. Iv ly, i Let there is a movement on tv> auppTaa* the practice f i eeu tho sots at thethea* meat is a good one, bat . «d until every theatre d-d a bottle of Bourbon with - i dug room of an Indianapolis , . cioed with four divoroee,hand- .. uicd, which telle sad tales of old- time love. - \ civs an. nUra-fashlonable New Y -r t '.O tO ptr year to belong to a . i d <*ven then hie wife (round ii he is out after midnight. — . r. w. a t jo ould to get up, and i Lcr place to kindle tires, , uud they both lay abed . in Portland, Me. 8he, 7 tdut time, thought bet* LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. VAIHIONM. Edited by Aoaette, for lk« lusdaj Enqalrer. We hear some of onr Terpsicborean devotees counting the number of days ere the curtain shall fall before tho Lenten fast, w.'.en all gayetie* shall end. Menu- while they will “make hay while tho rmu •bines" by holding their delightful social gatherings more frequently. Ladies will be busy in arranging evening dresses and fixings for the same. Many ladies have adopted this winter what is most promi nent in a dress toilet—what they term “lingerie." This includes all of tho vari ous fraises, fiills, ruffs, chemisette, col larette and fichus, with laces made into gabota and wrist ruffs. They are shown iu every conceivable color ami shape. There is nothing htriUugly new in the way of dross, except iu color. A new color has appeared, and will soou become a favorite, an it contracts bo richly with black. It is called “ClaTabeUe," which will be a new uhado of yellow ranging L> tween the salmon, the bright tint of tho dandelion or canary, an 1 ecru. It is not a brownish yellow, nor the greeuish loiuon we are aocuatoined to, nor yot buff ; but it will be ureal yulljw, agreeing with both blonde and bruuotte. There are many new shades of bluo talked ot. There is the pigeon blue, the German blue, the bronze, the eteal and eeii bluon. Thors are some beautiful new •hailen of color introduced, nrncthyst., pistacho, moselle and sapphire among others. PuHQoiuc.nterio is an fuahlouablc as over. Many of the new wraps aro trimmed wilh iho new bead passementerie, which »h «f feotivo and striking in the gas light. Simple morning skirts for home wear are very slightly trained. Carriage and visiting costumes are nil made with trained skirls; all evening dresses also, though dancing skirts are not nearly so lorg as dinner drosses, or those worn at halls by ladies who do not dance. Fiolms are much iu favor, and no lush- ionable young lady’s waidrulie is consid ered complete now-a-day without half a dozen diHermit colors. Brocade silks ato revived, and seveial very beautiful ones wero displayed at the recent Seventh regiment bill iu N’uw York. iiajoiity of rooeptlou dresses mo made with bttHque waisiH, with coat tails after the ’‘masculine" stylo. Lob* s not ouly imitate the gentlemen In (trcHs, bnt (hey transact business in a manly way, if the following lie true : The Washington ladies ha SUNDAY READING. THE BABV )lVJtTEKIP.fi. RAILROADS. Central Railroad. CLOTHINC, »m1 atnilo of bllHi (Jll • ' >v A . -VI 1UDIB111| _ Pai-acuKor Trains on the Georgia Central Knilroud, Its brunches and connections, will run hb follows: TRAIN No. 1, GOING NORTH AND WEST. Heavo Savannah 8:46 a m Heave AiiKU.Ua U:u6 A v Arrive at Augusta 4:00 v m Arrivo at iMilledgevllle 1U:0U p m Arrive at Ealonton 11:66 r m Arrivo at Macon 0:46 l* »t Heave Macon for Columbus 7:16 i* it Heave Macon for Kuluulu U:10 v m Hoavo Macon for Atlanta 7:30 v M Arrive at Columbus 3:67 a m Arrivo at Euftiulu 10:20 a m Arrivo at Atlanta 1:40 am COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Heave Atlanta 1:00 am a-to Ha lt Into Ip lthought of t bow (It I yt-.i — rvom "Little I'enpU »f OoJ." 3 Macon ... i Augusta.. ’: 16 / THORNTON & ACRE, No. 78 Broad. Street. (Next door to J. W. Pease A Norman's U vikstore,) Have Just Received a New Lot of Men’s and Boy’s OLOTHIlSrO, 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. Call and see for yourselves. ja. EACLE AND p HENIX^MANUFACTURINcco' rionxF lanufact’g Co 1874. —'iho more holy power Hbull we liuvo —Wo know not what wo should pray for ns wo ought, but IIo, as a f.»itliful father, known and n*es well how we should pray, and does accotdiug to what Ho knows, not according to how wo pray. Tun Guacb op God.—The grace of God in tho heart of man is a tender plant iu a strange, unkindly soil, and therefore can not well prosnor ut>d grow without much onre nnd pains, and that of n skillful hand, and which hath the power of cher ishing it.—Leighton. In meditation, IIkhh who begin bcnvunly thoughts, and precoouto them not, arc like llmso that kindle afire under A uk i Arrivo at Savannah 6:26 p n TRAIN No.2,GOING NORTH AND WEST Heave Savannah 7 30 P M Heave Augusta 8:05 r m Arrivo »t AuKvirta 6;66 a m Arrive at Macon 8:20 a si Maoon tor Columbus 8:45 a n M con lor Euiaul W:u6 a m Heavy M ' .nf *r Allant 0:10 a m Arrivo at Columbus 1:60 l* n Arrivo at Eutuulu 6:10 v m Arrivo at Atlanta 6:48 r u CUMING SOU fl AND EAST. Heave A'tan it 7:00 a n ! 7:20 a u gr.*f iod. nd lo it i i it bi President Wilson’s wife ooncluctod busi ness ua her own hook, so it was discov ered tui soon as Credit Mobilier came lo light. Whon it wau found that llar- Un was getting rich faster thuu any hon est man could upon a stated salary, it wuh discovered that Mrs. Harlan had been buying a thirty thousand dollar house and fiiruture. When Grant got iutu a light place iu regard to the Black Friday opera tion, it waa told that Mra. Grant had boon in sonic spoculition with her brother-in- law, Corbin. And now, whon Williams has suddenly risen from poverty to alllii- enoo, simply upon a salary, !o and Go- hold ! hu has a smart wife who has boon speculating in Washington property, and been very successful. Frank J,mlie's Ladit«’ Journal. This is certainly a now order of things, and tiuly refreshing. All our lives wo have toad of helpless women dragging their husbands down to ruin by their ex travagant expenditures in dross, thoir ambition to ontdo their neighbors iu gor- geously furnished homes, handsome en tertainments, &c., bat to be found with entire control of tha purse-strings, and •peculating with sueli matked success as to accumulate more wealth than tho hus band it able to hide, is certainly some thing new for the sisterhood, and wo heartily congratulate them. Do grout men in high placed unblush- iug'y uno their wlvon to oover up u sly operation that they daro not faoo the world uitli ? But it has evor been so since tho world heguu. O'.d Adam, whon cor uared, did o^bbllugly point to Eve, iu or der to save hirndclf. Not that tuolher Eve was found possessing brown stone fronts, or Adutu had stock iu “Credit Mobilier,” “Blauk Fridays," ot auy “bsok pay grab" (we dou’t pretend to kuow the moaning of either, and perhaps some of our lady readers dou’t, but ii'a the fashion to talk of, and wa most never be found behind the times), bnt the theory is just the same to-day as thousand* of years MO. The above extract mentions a tew prominent, shrewd business men. drede of smaller fries practice th When 1 not myael meditate l will not give over till I oomo to nn issue, it hall: boon said by some that the beginning in uh much'tit the middle— yea, nioro ; but I say the ending i than tho beginning.— Bishop Hull. Immortality or a Thought.—Beautiful it is to uurlorsiund nnd know thnt thought did never yet die; that as thou, the originator thereof, hast gathered it, atid created it from tho whole past, so thou wilt transmit it to tho whole fiUuro. fl is thus that tho horoiu heart, the Hoeing of Him first times, st-'l feels and sees in ns of the latest, Hint tho wbm man stand?* over oncouipusHed and spiritually tm- lirurod by u cloud of witnesseR and brothers; and there is a living, literal communion of saints, wide iih tho world itself, nnd as the history of tho world.> Carlyle. • The way to heaven is past the eroi and the nluuH of religion. If men ii tempt to gain the holy city by taking i Ireuitoii.s route, ho uh to avoid reJigioi they must fail; for this is the one wo; They must stop, as they go, to sing, i pray, to offer their saoritiues upon the nl- tarH ; they must linger among thoshr and put-H through tlio taberuaoleH ; they must stand under tho cross and look at is lifted tij -olio i they must short of reaching tho kingdom. Them is neither short on: nor furthest way round to tho place of r» st. Tho one way has boon ap pointed, and along it must puss every pi! grim journeying villi stuff in lmiul to tho land of promise.--United Prcubyteriui Tiik WV.tmiT or Injustick.—One of lh Abionsh Kings ot .Spain wished to build a pavilion on u field near his garden, am ottered to puri ln.se it of tho woman t whom it belonged, but she would no part with what her fathers had owned Tho King then seized tho field, and the poor woman eomplaiued to u cadi, judge, who promised to do nil in power to help her. One day, whilo tho King was iu tho field, the oudi came to him with uu empty sack, and asked, per mission to fill it with the earth on which he was standing. When it was filled, ho asked tho King tn help him put it on bin horse. Too King laughed, uud triod to lift tho Back, but soon let it fall, com plaining of its great woigbt. “It is, how ever," said the cadi, “only a small part of tho ground which thou hsst wrested from one of thy subjects How, thou, wilt I lion boar tho weight of tho whoio field whon thou shult appear before the Great Judge hnlvu with this iniquity ?’’ The King felt the reproof, and not only re stored the field, but gave her tho build ing ho had erected and nil it contained." Arrl AM Hoavo Arrivo i Iron) Uolutnbus i from EulaUiu Macon MilledKOVlllo 10:Utt i 11:66 I Hoavo Augusta b:U5 i Arrive at Augusta 6:65 a Arriro ut Savannah 7:16/ Tralu No. 2 uclng n though ttfcln on the Central Railroad, stopping only at ivbolo sla- lions, pna engera lor hull stations cannot bo taken on or put oil. Pas-engers lor Millcdge- vlilo and Eutonton will take Train No. 1 from Savannah and Aiuusla, and Train No. 2 Irotn points on tho S. W. R.R., Atlanta and Macon. Here’s Your Chauce. NO EXCUSE FOR A RUSTY SUIT ! CLOTHING AT COST ! JjlOll TtlR NKXT THIRTY DAYS tYB WILL SELL OUR SUPERB STOCK OV GENTLEMEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN’S Clothing and 'Underwear. Hats, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c., &c., at Cost for Cash, Oorao.t om-», If you wl.li to liny C1IOI0KOI.OTIIES forolittlo raun-y. THOMAS & PRESCOTT. DRY GOODS. Grand Clearing Out Sale ! TO MAKE RF. MiY FOR THE M’RINU 1 \YU NOW 01FLit Western Railroad of Alabama. Our Entire Stock of Fancy Dress Goods AT AND BELOW COST. FOR CASH ! AND KVKItt OTHKIt ABT1CI.K AS 10'V AS TO BC rOCMI KLSKHlIRKJi. CHAPMAN & VERSTILLE, .Ml OO I IJIAD A1D111' 533 HOURS TO NEW YORK Nsw Ycrk and iTev/ Orleans Mail Lino. Maco Sleeping Oars r.un Through from Opelika to Lynchburg. BOATR1TE & CLAPP, WHOLESALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IN VI'ISTr.UN RAILROAD OF . COLUMBUS DAILY Dry Goods, Clotihing, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Notions. HAVE JUST RECEIVED ^5ew Prints and other Staple Goods, For riidnm.""' 1 ' - - ili’ao v. m! AND Wild. C0NT1NUK TO SU1.1. Arrive at Montg') , 10.10 v. m.. 6:20 a m. FOR NEW YORK, DAILY, Winter Dress Goods, Flannels and other Cold Weather Fabrics AT PANIC PRICES, FAR BELOW COST. I liabilities. pilal Stock... • •. ‘SfS > "l v!niu bor,OWl ' 1 in 1872 and ' * MJ M VmVl'o',' <1 by * lolder.s....,.,., paid Uividhuiis net rallVdioi savings 1'>:pabtneni. poRltH rvptenumod by 12.» .176,850 l«j 57,137 00. I860, $425,160.00. S7.),S50 11) 57,187 00 28,109 08- irofita.) vi»4 i'lilludclpliia and Baltimoro. Mecpliig <'urN Run Throiigli Opcllhn (» l.yurlilMirg. TRAINS A lilt I VK AT 001.1 U.l «. j TRUT LITTLE CASH—LOW PRICES ! BROTHER Uing thoir inugnificci DOUF.STIC ltmi*l IU ATE 1 feather beds tuuy oarfful housewife ii nor: Put them or timing o heavy show thoroughly * oiled; «idtH. When quito 'FATlir.lt USDS. -Old >e renovated by tho tire following man- « clean plat r ; lot them become turn them on both them with thiug daily, making cai'a paws of theii timid, dopeudont, unassuming wives, nml bolding thorn aa targets for pulilio rtdi- I “"j,'^ culo i.ud slander. Imagine a wife who j quirod. perhupa Uhs money bsgrnJging'y doled How t< out to her for household expenses day by j mbre or U day, aud iu expected to give a at count of how every cent has l»- rods ; thin will lighten the font hois nud make them rnoro healthful to aloep on. This process removes dust and rejuve nates the teutheis. To Cook Poultry.—All kinds of poul try aud meat can bo cooked quicker by adding to tho water in which they nre boiled n littlo vinegar or a piece of lemon. Il.v tue nan of »u acid there will bo a con- | bidcrahle saving of fuel, ua well as short “““• | cm. < of time. Us anti. < a banelW,.! on Id, tough meats, rendering them tender and easy of digestion Tu 1m will loan their bad tastes nnd -*>v ado 11 form a the Ufuus u little ashes. Urtbbi d ii as a eupilol insect can he lmng up pro ter go. ' Harpo merit .a, Z >’! a wit expressing some hi - nge nud fonduaaa of . u d have thought it r y “A wife wen neoee- * * they began to aay of -uk tuo much for a ainglo with aqu z ■ v. l-nce ehowe that he sot np i ijjht after night, and thav •a and talked soft, and I think to have about damage*," was ti • charge of a Kaunas judge to a jury tu a breach of promlas oaea. — A ch*.vcb near Borgen, Norway, which can cunt do nsar ! J 1,0-H) persona, la i tUacted w^auiy of papier masks. pended, and at ih« end of each day find- j Vlistni! ing herself coming abort of her preaoribed 1 and within tho allowance, and ia not looked upon ns hav- | tho country, iog antti ient arithmetical calculation to i smlo^lr'lu \‘\ keep her butler'* acocuuts straight; who j th ' ** never had an idea or aspiration above a well oonduoied household, a well fed hus band, or properly oUd children. Imagine bar taking np the morning paper and reading of a wonderful speculation that she has made—a heavy piece of financier ing, without the knowledge or consent of her liege lord ! It is enough to strike her dumb aud paralyze forever her fivsseusea. Hot aha silently shoulders it, ami p&tieutly j j! carries it—just ns Eve doubtless would have done had uho been accused. Then, on the other hand, no sooner does a man fail lu business, than the whole world takes a mental inventory of liis wife’s wardrobe, and cry out, “Poor fellow ! he j l ' ul . was ruined by her extravagances." Jtrs Grundy will know just how often she has j ££jch it exists pc. pl,(. ami it ip-datable to bo by following pickle and smoke, take coal. fr little thnt astc, or else just wet aud rub on tho dry horougUly, thoy serve ;1 tho hatua the uoko hot Change of Schedule, •] fj; s - ; .; mtaz&vm* ■&>&' vvT..' O N AND AFTER PKF. .'ill, V. LDM Parisengor Train will run l.fAVi: Cot umbos daily. Siiii'lny».xc'i>t«..l. " . FUEIUHT AND ACCOMMOD.i JOSEPH & H A VIS’D r .ff»lt"<l to quit 11t»> Drv Goada him Nl'l*i:UlOK DRY UOODMMr COST FOR CASH ! I T.» Merchants Uohriiij; to Invort, a fortune h oil.-r .1 in t «• clmiioo to buy out tbo stock at once. [ NtV( r K|tniu in this section will such an opportunity be i fie rod to buy articles for Clothing chrap. THE DOMESTIC STOCK Wilt be sold at lower prices than con be given in Georgia, and all other articles lower than in New York. *3- Spring is cjining. nml tlila opportunity rnmmt Inst forever. More open enrly »uj l»le' JOSEPH A BROTHER, B«i! BSIII Important to Those in Want of Dry Goods. *. W« tron this .lat- nur KNT1RL UOODJi AT OMMIALF THEIR -1 be uMivinc..], No cliaigeti tiiudu for ohowinK MISCELLANEOUS. Our Terms from this date will be Cash. No goods will be sold ou longer time than thirty days. [ ««- All Ibueo Indebted uro earnottly reipiosted to cull an-l settla xt ouo->, or auvka aa l*ractory JOHN McGOUGH & CO. Dividend Notice, Stockholders’ Meeting. 1 UK Annual Meeting -f tlx* Stockholder* 1 th KakU ivnAi’hrf.ix MancfacnrliiK t: To All Whom it May Coacei u. nr IK tn. t d ip ..f F MY/.H X CO. H thh X .lay diM-.lt-.1 » y tuu.. .. I .or i-ut. WILLIAM Notice to Shippers. J. KYLE .nally l lb us.' 1 I keep .1 It*r$ ■e lKiught during ilb ilia time*, for IRISH LINENS, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION ! AI.Si). A PPLHNP1D L1NKO? LadlbH’, .Vlisses* nntl Cliilili-tsn’w Shot'8, Iteautii'ul Line of Carpets, Rugs, &c,, at Reduced Prices. K-EILfllESILJIBieSDEl.! THE NEW YORK STORE IK STILL SI’MJXG AT Notice to the Ladies. M R'- .'«)>»NSON 1-KRPY wN!, «.. Inf.T . tin Lndif. that tiny luvr I w.ili « Butter.— ADS). « 1 MlSKVKlNUb u of my Inly tcadet o of II)H uiiik of fifteen oowh," writes say that tho streak) d appearance of caused by skimming tho milk when m different conditions—that is, if some of tho milk is skimmed whon it is thick, aud at other times whon scarcely sour, or st any stage between these two points that tho resulting butter will bo streaked. This may bo ono of tho causes, not tho ouly ouo. Careful ex amination shows these streaks to bo com posed of casein, but not in tho form in buttormiik. Heuoe I Notice. I >OST. 1I V OK Panic Prices ! OUR J0UVIN TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES AT 90c. A PAIR. ONLY A FEW DOZEN LEFT. S. IANDAUER & BRO. X"V. *873. (nili HD-emUwiy] New Yu) Store MILLINERY. •Dlartainod, SBtl junt how much each on- l am inclined to think that the cause is to WtUinmeut has coat; just how many 1 be found in aomo peculiarity of the •p«u >h. hu .tt.nd«l ud ju.t how , oh( , eso t * a the ba [, 6r> „„ tb „ t th , vafter . many different costumea ahe has appeared WHr ^ become mechanically mixed, and: in. The glitter of the wife's diamonds 1 cannot separated. (purchased by ths husband) basso blinded ^ Varnish tor I adies’ Shoes.-The her that she cannot see tha four-ic-hanc* i Manufacturer and Builder gives this re- driven so dashingly by the hnsband, or : eeipt : Throe pouuds of taiu water ate bear the eouud ot emerging corks, pop. placed in » pot vov tha fire, and when *K W. Ili'.LMr Bargains ! Bargains !! and Fancy Dry Goods at Panic Prices O N 1IROAP tTR (Sn,, a MORTtl Uundml and IMt.an liullan in bank TJItilllintm Ottri li'nnnn linn flnjjj[ji j "ILL, ON AND AKTKIt TO-MOnHO'V, OFKKR 1(1111 ENTIRKS 1 r oK Candy, Candy, Candy! millinery and fancy dry goof, ior cash, AT PANIC PRICES ! pitifully Invited to c«ll and juJgrt f, ping hko pickets fiuvou from their po-t- by couip iuies ; or she may be so bbuded by the arnuko of hta Uuvauas as not to be able to ••• hia extravagancaa. Iu faot, the women of to-day are jo scandalized that ws do Dot wonder brava men, even, are afraid to taka to themselves wives. 1: boiling there are added four white pulverized one ounce dear, transparent glue iu small piecos, two onuoea pulverized gum Senegal, two ouooes white soap, scraped fine, two ounces brown pulverized sugar. The in- grediouta are placed in one by ono, aud every time stirred np. It is well to take ths pot from tho fire every time a sub stance ia added, to prevent boiling over. When all is added, the pot ia removed Manufactured at No. 80 Broad St. tnd Sold at IS rent* I a 2"» lb. Lot.s, by Profumo & Hoffman. j.,l u Diaries for IS74. ^LL SIZES, Styles of Binding and Trloea For aal® by deSl J. W. PEASE h. NOnMAN. Not. 10th. 1873. mm POTATOES! Kumbxb or Brxdois zn Franc*.— France possesses 1,VS3 large bridges, of whioh Wt were built before tha com- menoeicaut of vhs present century, l>4 from the fire: when suihoiently cooled. rp A Cult fV» A Ponirr Timco I daring th# Tirat Empire, 18ft under the three ounces aloobol are added, and finally 10 bUU 1116 ^ anlC Aune 8* Kawtoratlo 0 , MO ia tha reign of Louis three ouooes fine Frankfort black, well iu- rhUlippe, ana J97 since lhth. Of those 1 corporatod by cvtitinucd 6tirriug. The bridgoe 8M are construotnl completely of varmab ia pot on the leather with a brush, moaonry, V are hied iron bridge*. 100 are and is very valuable for boots and shoes, built ot niionry and wood, 14 completely | as it cau be afterward polished with a of ere of a mixed oharaoter. large brush like ordinary shoe blsckino, TJ»o«o l.Wt brtdgsa have together a length ; ahows high polish, and doea not soil tha * M«lf sight# aUw. (nlothlog. MILLINERY. Millinery Goods at Cost! 117 K have on hand, pur. hmod at tho lawMt w hole- j It tale ca*h I'ricr*. a lar*r*> and well aa->ortetl »tock • of M1LL1N I1UY, Ut.loj GLOVK?, OOitSK'iS. and | uall> k«‘|>t in a ftrtt <..** Mtlliuorv . We are taiitflod von ” * ur aelr^t. I U WE 4,000 NTOKE, EARLY ROSE, EARLY GOODRICH, JACKSON WHITE, LONDON LADY, M Inch I will tell at the low««t market r with a:lew to the wautt ol the Southern tn duetton. Orders s>.||cltfd. Ja7 d2taw mwtieblO ■“itSKf PEACH PLOW, ii'oaici*. This aead waa ael.-cted w lou will lx* (jlTan aauJtabl. a Katatdiabmei Uitfled you will hut call aud ! New York Store MRS. COLVIN and i RUd DONNELLY. J BOOK, db NEWS Atlanta Paper Mills, ^ JAMES ORMOND f rsopj^ixToa. Batata ts tins ahasi u a specimen ot Nawc Paper. nurli M W ' _ I^J.087 ••• 1*0.875 **.843,7^ 11,840,738}, 101,0!)G $1,688,64! || or of Evgtn and Phenli Mannfuolurir, correct and true. ,r ^ GUN BY JOKDAN, Seo’y and Tress’ ins^urance. I °20. W. EYLLlirsiLiU, Cashier »ME BANK, sposit. n, Stocks and Bonds, ompt returns made. U to those having idle fund: hied security, a liberal 'inent when required. irds received. Deposits v „ heck by those of our patron hi (7) Per Cent., compound ftoher—four times a year, p of the Company’s charter of the Company and .‘holders is pledged for tin OK-s: N. N. CUUTTS, of WoUajCnrtis Jk Cn L. T. DOWNING, Attorney-at-Law. D. F. WILLCOX, Secretary of the (.' JGSIATI MORRIS, Banker, Montc'v CHARLES WISE, —LIBERALITY ! surance Comp v »ss by FIRE ! Ins Since the War $800,000.00, o to Cet It Back. LINGHAM, SAM'L S. MURDOCH FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE COB/IFitN '5tT OF San Francisco, California, Cash Assets, $675,000 GO ID Prompt, Reliable, Liberal! . G. GIINBY JORDAN, Agent, oot22 ly COLUMBUS. GA COPARTNERSHIP. rnHE I’NDKR.-I.JNMD HAVE TIII3 DAY FOltVIED A COPARTNERSHIP nndtr lie.- l' ir!nU * J J. WILLCftX A llAWKi 3 , for the transaction .‘f a Ooneial Joauranro llmlness in this eft)' D. Y. WlLlXeX. ColiitphUD, Ort. 13, 1873. W N HAWKS WUIcoss & Hawks, General Insurance Agents. 79 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., UcpveNonttus a list of the v>ld-t uni larav-it Imw. .».•.• Co.^nUs i« thv *untry, ,, Tim*- T,i, ‘ l Fire-Ttrtitod, with humvU .-xce^linv $27,000,000! O^LFLXO. riMIB underaignrd, having iciii I Company, and lonn-d th. ron nesa of tln> city, aud offer, hi-, cart With au cxpcrii-m o of tw.my (he many who have during tl.a* t.r dollars l..r Io.bch Incur..»1 by ( to. i o. :.! o- n..111 ■! 40.0Hi f.., Ill- I..-W Him a «hi«n* ' n ' I MMhlTcI.mmmiiy ... r „ Underwrlfr. h- r...|w:f«»i 1 :. iv..d ills p.di.-.i >K, ,1 t„ tohom he Im diihnr-d t ri> '"""' ' n> l t ,. t V. n wi'l!l.O.V WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. A WIT TIC 11 O.M. Kl* rl WITTICH & KIMSEL, Practical Watchmakers, Jewelers & Engraver No. 67 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. mm:, -mm- nd tbo lat(-«t atyltM hav* bars rtcentl) r ,,r A N ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of the beet goods la New York, and are now offered at the lowest ca*.h prleea WATCHES, CLOCKS, JWIUT, STERL.XCi SILVF.U A PLATED «■»*' All of tbu latest cnanuf.sctui u «. Diamonds. Gold and stiver tnortarlts and Lye-GIu^s.-i. Gold and Silver Thimbles, Ladles’ and Gems’ Chains, Plain and Pancy Gold Rings of b. sutlful norkmmshln. of Artielo fonnd in & FirM-t lass Jewelr« * Stencil riatet. o • •lightly colored, srd f Watch, L.oek and Jewelry repairing In *11 Its branch* iMUaa, or anv new work male to ord*r at rMacnabl* EN AaVING promptly «*nM4. hf«i*2flTKRNS os inri*- As, furniahed iu *uy Utu*. A duly to 0 OUNBY J( '*fit X rtenm '