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Newspaper Page Text^nqnirtr. COLUMBUS, iiEORUIA: SUNDAY FEBIUJAUY 15, 1874. | CO I. UM R US DA ILY MARKET. Financial.—Sight bills on New Y >rk U i»or cent, discount; on Huston •*£ por cent.; on mi- vnnah 14 por cent.; demand bills on Huston ' x por cent. Uinks arc sailing chocks on New urk at ‘<£0. premium. Currency loans l@l]4 per cont. per month. lih)ld and sllvor nomi nal. Cotton.—Ci,ulot. Tho following aro the ijuotatlons: Ordinary 10 @11 il Ordinary 13>4@— Middlings 13v»4@14 Middlings 14'.4<®M% Strict Middlings 14»4@— Sales 620 bales. Koccipts 134 bales— 8 by M. & Q. K. It.; 28 by wagons; 0 by N. & S. It. It. ; 3 by \V. It. It.; 2 by river; 03 by S. W. It. It. Shipments 33S bales—192 by S. W. It. R.; 140 lor homo consumption. DAILY STATEMENT. Stock on linnd August 31st, 1873 1,177 Received to-day 134 •• previously 62,8' >5—62,939 64,110 Shipped to-day 338 “ previously 33,122—38,480 Stock on hand 15,650 vmk Day Last Ykau.—August 31st, 1872, 15S; received same day 63; total receipts 60,733; shipped same day 76 ; total shipments 30,165 ; slock 11,626 ; sales 93. Middlings 19c. U. S. Pouts.—Receipts for 1 day 15,021; ex ports to Croat Hritaiu 6,6'JJ; to Continent 7.181: stock 831,126. Judex to Xow Adcoftisomonts. Original Lono Jack Tobacco and Cigars I nt Buhlor’a. Dry Goods at Cost—II. T. Criglor. Valuable Library Books—Ellis & Ilarri-1 son's auction. Couuty Court—Special session. Bankruptcy—T. J. Chappell, assigueo. 1 Railroad Sale of Unclaimed Goods—D. | NY. Appier, troasuior. Dry Goods at Low Prices—Peacock & | Swift. Fresh Groceries, Ac.—II. F. Abell & | t'a Vegetable Liver Pills—All drug I ,f COIL ECTIO X $ .ling and Loan Association- j King, Secretary and Treasurer. Choice Teas, Ac.—R. S. Crano, trustee. | Ticliota for Xeio OVienna. Twouty-six, have boon sold at the West-1 [ era Railroad office in this city to Mardi | irus excursionists to New Orleans. River Xeiva, The stream has been much swollen byl the recent heavy rains, though it is not f [ high as was expected. Durylury in the Day Time. Harriet Hodges was charged with tbisl offense by John Blakely. The hearing! 1 before Justice Shivers aDd she was dis-l charged. Reese Ciawford, Esq., for the! prosecution ; Thos. J. Grimes, E-q., defense. Heavy Rain Storm. Friday night a heavy rain storm visitedl i Columbus. During the later hours thol wind blew violent gusts, some hail do-1 1 sconded, and rain fell by tbe bucket full.j Yesterday morning witnessed somo fihow-l Skies still cloudy, weather warm| and more rains looked for. Jlaae Dali. A game was playod yosterkoy on Ihel \ north commons botweou the Rough and! [ Readies, Captain Jos. S. Harrison, and! the Siudoville Ilnll boys, Captain A. R. f Woolfolk. In nine innings, tho Slade-1 ville club won by 11 to (5. Tho game was I a good one and very exciting. Tho Fine-Cut Smoking Tobacco at! [ Buhlkh’s, new Cigar and Tobacco Store, f f on Randolph street, next door to Chap-1 man's Drug Store. febl5 tf Justice'a Court. Muuroo Parker was tried before Justice I i Chappell, yesterday, for simple larceny—I 1 stealing a raw hide from \V. II. Glaze, i i Russell couuty, Ala. Bound over in tl um of $50. l-'irc. At 4 o’clock yesterday morning a fire I broko out in tho blacksmith shop owned I by Mr. J. E. Webster and occupied byl Doe Thornton, colored. The location is! just below Jake Burrus' corner. The! llamoB wore all over tho roof when several I awakened negroes put it out. Little| damage. Mayor’s Court Yesterday. Duuiel Cobb was charged with disorder ly conduct, and Robert Jones, colored,! with draying without license. Charges| .'ere not unstained, aud both dismissed. Several cases on the docket to bo triod| londay. The original “Loao Jack” Tobacco ut I Buuleu’s new Cigar and Tobacco Store. I feblS tf Vostofjlco Change in Harris County. Tho Catuula postoffioe has been ordered I removed from Mr. T. H. Pitcbford’s resi dence, on tbe old Hamilton dirt road, to I Cutaufci station, on tho North and South [ Railroad, and Mr. G. A. Granborry has | been appointed postmaster. Miss E. E. Pitchford, former postmistress, gavo uni-1 voraal satisfaction, but tho convenience I of the community demanded a change ini tho location of tho office, aud Miss Pitcli-I ford resigned rather than move with it. f Tho new site of the office is witbin^ouol lmudred yards of tho house in which it | was kept for twenty years before it changed to Mr. Pitchford’s house, imiue-| diutely uiter the war. More About the Rallies. The Purim Association, which is soon I to be given in Columbus, has expressly I forbidden tho admission of children un-1 dor fourteen years of age. Their actir nt tho last party has broken the limit ut I forbearance. Children barred, is now the! rale of all Columbus entertainments, un-| le3s it be an infantile entertaiument. Every sensible man in Columbus—and wo I have heard the expressions of hundreds—* endorse tho editoriul in our yesterday’s . paper. The best men and women ir_ Co il lunibus know the sentiments were right, I ami the action of the young 0099 iluKcrv^K it. Hvery word »u rocognued ! os truth. Col. A. W. Redding. 1 ’ This well-known gentleman died at his residence, near EUerslie. in Harris coun ty, of Leczt uisease, at tho advancod age of '•"> years, on Friday night. He will he b buried to-day from Glower's church, with I Masonic honors. Many positions of trust 1 were conferred upon Col. R. by his fel- | low-citizens during his long and useful Llife. which, t>geth«r with his high stand- ling in tho Mithodist church and Masonic rder has male him well known through put the Stat St. Valentine's Day. Yesterday, February 14th, was tho date. I Many wore sent; but not equalling tho number sold last year. The majoriiy con- I sfitutod tlioso comic ones which could bo Iputchased for five cents. They wero j laughed at, i.s u- uul. Guo goutieman told us his rocfollectioun loftheduy was, “that twonty-eight years I ago, 011 Saturday, Fob. 14 th, he planted I some choice beaus in Henry county, Ala.’’ I Ho is now a high couuty official, but was I thou a school teacher. St. Valentine was a good old follow, who Idid a.l lie could for tho young, llo was ■ “calendared,” *»iud his day dovoted to I sending love missives, which, the ago bo- ling less rapid than ihe proRcnt, meant lbuhiness. Now, these letters havoassum- lod the burlesquo form. Something simi- llar existed among tho nueiont Romans. IA common notiou once existed that tho ■ birds paired on tho day. In the old Eug- llish lime it was believed that the first uu- I married person of the other sex whom met first on St. Valentino's day, was Idostinod to bo his or her destined cow- Ipaniou for life. Tho juvoniloB have now taken possos- ion of tho day, aud those in Columbus | did not take much heed of yestorday. LOCAL Dll IE VS. —“Amateurs” meet to-morrow night. —Ono Columbus firm bought 1,150 Ibalos of cotton, Friday, for Boston spiu- |uers. —Tho Now Jackson loft yestorday. A I boat is duo to-day aud will leavo to-mor- OPELIKA DEPARTMENT. n ri/,i:\s' TicHri, FOR MAYOR M. M. SLAUGHTUK It. M. OR AY, EDITOR. People’s Ticket. Mayor—J. II. HAUltlS. Aldcriucn—1j. I*. Kruzer, NYin lliin.s. ,1. NV. Willi.mi-, .1. M. M. N >m K. A. O. Emory, II. J. Tmmm —Columbus, to Friday night, bad ro- I ceived 52,805 halos of cotton, 2,1515 more I than last year. -It will interest our Catholic friends I and many others to know that Popo Pius j IX is eighty-two yoars old and has reigned I twonty-soven and one-half years. loses ono ouuce of brains I every ton years after tho ago of thirty- | live. So tho scientists affirm. —Don’t kick a man down stairs until I you aro certain he cannot gut up and go I for you. -Columbus factories this season bavo en 4,105 bales of cotton, 1,188 more | than lust year. -1 ho Friends of Tomporanoe are lnak- arrangemeutB to have a grand ovation I in tho Baptist church next Tuesday week. 1 Address by Rev. Mr. Buck and otbors. —Several young in on left last afternoon Ifor Now Orleans to attend tbe Mardi Gras | festivities. —This is tho Sabbath dtiy, and should |he kept holy. Members of churches (should attend divine worship, and by their xamplo induce others to attend. “Lino lupon line—precept upon precept,” should I be the rule of professed believers. -Tho improvements to the Court use—stone or iron steps to approaches, I gallery to Superior Court Room, to bo changed with present Council Chamber, I general paiuting and whitewashing—will I cost about eight hundred dollars. They much needed. The county owes I nothing now save six thousand dollars of bonded debt, mid can afford to make 1 needed changes in her public buildings. The bonded debt could also bo paid if the parties would produce their bonds. Vino Ciyars and Tobacco. Among the host buronus in Columbus I is that of Louis Bublcr, who has a cigar [ storo a few doors below this office. With- I out doubt, ho has the most superior cigars 1 to bo had iu Havana or this country, and I sells them nt very reasonable prices. Ho I has the very host of smoking tobacco. ~ Among tho various brands is tbe colo- I bruted Lone Jack. Having extraordinary ■ facilities, I10 obtains bis cigars uud tobacco ■ direct from the most noted dealers in I Cuba aud this country; so all may roly I upon obtaining exactly what they desire. I Ho ha 1 also the choicest quids for chew- Call on him and you will have sat- lisfied amply your tasto for chewing or 1 smoking. Dr. W. II’. Draco. Wo noticed some weeks ago the acci- Idont by which this gentleman’s leg was ■ broken. 11 in numerous friends will rogrot I to learn that ho lies ut his rosidonco near llvingsboro in u precarious condition, and I that amputation is even suggested. Wo erly trust such an ovout may bo (averted. Special Session. A special session of tho County Court— I Judge J. F. Foil presiding and ltoesc I Crawford, Solicitor—will bo hold next 1 Wednesday for tho trial of criminal cases. [The law constituting the County Court I allows a special session when thero aro I four prisoners in jail. Now thero are live, and the County Court Judge dehir s 1 to clear tho prison. HOTEL A RRIVA I.S. Rankin //ease, February It. W. D. Ellis, Philadelphia. A. O. Lindsay, Cherokee, Ala. Miss Katie Scull, Chattahoochee, Fla. W. M. Harris, Macon, Ga. H. S Kent, “ “ L. F. Uuodyour, Now Haven, Conn. Stephen M. Wior, “ “ W. L. Walker, Richmond, Yu. T. P. Creech, Savannah, Ga. A. Roll', Macon, Ga. OPELIKA DiRECTORY. Doctors. DU. 1. T. H'AllSOCK, .Surgeon ami FliyMlcinu. mu-p at Slf.a^litPt'rt I)r«y Riurc, Itu D.n.ul mi. IV Ml DIC. J. NV. It. NVI 1.1.1 A MS Offers his profpsulouil Office hut Millinory. MISSION WIIITK A TK'KI i;, Fashionable Milliners ami Drensmuke Gentlemen’i) Rhirts nit by elnirt an-.a-u 1 KUiiruati-pil to lit. Cliumbi is ttiv.-t, u> xt Kalia n dry goods store. b I MRS. V. V. IIAltl ONV, Fashionable Milliner and Hror-snmk Snip Agent or Itutlpri. k A Co.'- Put term*. At the late iintiUiny House ol 0;u lika, Ala. ALDERMEN j T. L. Frazer, J. M. M .Nlaniiractiirliig-Xo. 3. { Robert Trammell, W. S. Ti Wo do uot hunk wo over estimate tho 1 (J. A. Cannon, A. I>. J vuluo of diversified industry iu creating wealth and progress, aud giving perma nence and value to property. Examples of the truth of our a sumption dot hillsides and spread over tho valleys of New Eng land aud other soctious of tho country, and have, as by magic, rendered rich aud coutouted a people whoso sterilo soil and bleak cliumle, but for this mighty lever, would have boon poor indeed. Wo need not look to Massachusetts or Rhode Islnud, however, for examples. Wo have a neigh boring city near by, with whoso history aud progross wo aro familiar. How often do wo hear tho remark made, “Columbus would bo deserted but for her factories.” With her former trad ing territory curtailod by rival cities such as this, and a dozen others of more or less importance, sho still sits a queen on her chosen throne ; nor fears failure of future growth and prosperity so long as tho hum of her thousand spindles and manufacturing establishments are hoard abovo tho roar of Chattahoochee's rush ing tide. It is questionable which of tho two hor eitizous would prefer to surrender to day—her railways or her factories. That prosperity which in former days was en dangered by rival cities lias no power longer to disquiet hor proporty-holdeis ; for its value now and henceforth receives additional strong'h as shuttle after shut tle leaps through hor looms, doubling pud quadrupling the value of raw material, and giving omploymont to tho thousands in her suburbs who else might bo a charge to tin* public. Wo too, need something more limn our railroad crossings to fix permanent value to brick and mortar —to give employment to out* young pooplu —to bring population to build up a city, wliero well-built streets and costly dwel lings shall bo the homos of assured compe tency. Wo do not know the future, nor can wo say whore or whou a rival city in the woods may spring to tho front, mini <1 with our boasted connections, and make tho sumo demand upon the farmers and consumers of Tallapoosa, Clov and Ran dolph, that wo have, uml with like success. Wo need something to fall back upon; some protection other than the fancies of our consumers, «r tho interest of our railroads. Lot us, then, encourage the most incipient industry, w hether it bo a wheelbarrow factory or smith's shop,' nor soek to drive from us men whose oc cupation may entail smoko and smut, noise or confusion on our vacant sqtiaros, for of such come prosperity, power and wealth. GRQCEKiES. A. ."Vow lintori>i*iH« ! WHOLESALE Grocery and Provision House GROCERIES. ,T' In Marshall, Ala. J. Y. HOLLAND INTo'w Grrocery Store. DANIEL N BARBEE Jwv FAMILY At Watt a,Walker , old Btaml, No. 152 Broad Street. ttiilly notify our fileU'ls .ni l tli«*|ml that «« have opened at the ul GROCERIES, LIQUORS OF ALL BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C„ KINDS, ju-.l Notaries Public. . Il.illlti' lll'n I l Eating Mouses. jtouKK.s’ i: \Tisa tun s lliylit ut tho Depot, oj» n ut all li-Mim, 1 Furniture, &c. At Funic I’rit'fH. A. O. IIAHNVKI.I., Dealer in all kinds ol’ Fiiriiltiir lao, Metallic, Wootl Coffins, mi l < tuh< t ■ jit la Uhuinhtm tl' Lawyers. A. J. VI4 lil.lts. Attorney mid 4oun>»eItor Ollh.v «i|i|m>k|I ■ Aluli.iin i ilm Tailors. i ltallro THE RETAIL HOUSE Holland A Halter I.- NOW Ol'KN, with ii full lino of Groceries aud Staple Goods, ju28 ill lit] lol.il tel t<> tile truilu. Go to Pomeroy’s, AT IKMIIUtVS < OlCMilt, For Ferris &. Co.’s Sugar-cured Pig Hams and Strtps, Ferris’ Mild-cured N. Y. Bullies, Wright's No Plus Ultra Mince Meat, far superior to Atinoru's, Raisins, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Pre served Ginger, Jollies, Corn Starch, Sardines, Salmon, Oysters, Tomatoes, Christmas Eggs, Turkeys, Ducks and Chickens, Wine, Milk, Butter, Boston, Butter, Soda and Pic-nio Crackers, Snaps, &.c. Mi 'l < ii; 11 • ; < •. w ill. r<>ii ttd ut Hi um- I. : .11 I Mill I |.l.- IS <1 »l»t ...I III. I,.nil. r . IH- I III. TS .1-1.1 11 . • :i. t 'll,.. I ul i ul tin- puMlr id n , i*j .*»•!fillly mlinti-il. ili'.Hl Dissolution Notice. rpilK . i.p u tii 'i nIi p l • i- i-tiiiK In'tM i U 11,1,1AM:. I'l Aliri .V ID D • H III!- .lay ill--..Il> I hi lull! ii >1 « ■• ‘••ul ; Mr. I W. 1101*11 IV • i.'lMiir.l uml M.ltlc, •'(•licit a than* of the pnhlir pat ihiMor iay .tlu-r ii.»n{hli.*rlu^ lUspecttulli, DAN I XL A HAItBKK. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. C. M. KINSKI.. UilllutllH, I’o.ll.ri mine tli.inkd to uiy In- HImtuI )iillri)liUK<‘ Dentists. Ii. -HI I II. ■>, llliNl, Barber Shops. T. J. Pearcc&,Co., Wholesale and Retail Grooors, No. 20 Broad Street, R B8IU CTKl I I'. to tln*li n h ml> and III* pllhli. I Inti they M ill I'l'iil mill- hllMlmml Groceries, Plantation Supplies, &c,, WITTICH & KINSEL, Practical Watchmakers, Jewelers & Engravers No. 67 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. I N I N I’lltKI.Y NKW STOCK of tho l-t .Ii un I Hi- I it. t -ty 2 V I" Now Voik, uml am hum-olluroil nt tho luwi «t diiih pi ii WA'l'UIKN, 4 I.04 US, JliWKIiltV, STKIll.l\44 SII.V All of tho luli-Ht iiianufiirtiiri-rH. BfewH h Iiuvb Ins ii recently purrhiuoil It A FI.ATTD WARD, iimshln, uml every railety of Article fnuml in ii KirHt-Clie Stencil I'ImIm of every ilcNi-rl|itlon cut at short notice. SOLE AGENTS for the n-lehratod Diuimuitl l'ehhh-i| S|n-< luoh - uml Ey>- *IIuihi-h, ami A^ontH fur tb« hk-li aro slightly eoloroil, uml in !ii„# fnv .r with ov..r>-hoi|y iiHiug *|)HrU- Aitimlol I'oliMo Spoi-tiiclo llock uml Wutrli, HotliiiK. oi ENG It A V 1 NG |>i.■ in|>11\ . lluir Jewelry, Society lludeM, Dium a HAT STORES. FOR S. K. J.ique C. 11 ell. Macon, G W. F. M- Adu A. J-. Conklii: S. W. Good *. , New York. Lnfaulu, Ala. Buy Drugs ut panic prices from C. J. Moffett, 71 Broad St. doo21 tf For safety, dealers and consumors I should buy Crystul Kerosene Oil from C. | J, Moffett. deo21tf Hood Thing a. Go to tho Ruby Rebtaurant for your I Oysters, I i li, Game, and all things good I to eat. octl5 tf Elder Flower Lotion cures Chapped Hands and smooths and softens the Skin lire Titles. —Municipally, tho situation is mixed Blaek-and-tan may rule tho roost. —A friend having di.iguosi/.ed Opolikn hands tho follow ing: “Why is Opotika threatened with tils Bccuuso she is Strange-ly Slaughtcr-ed and it’s enough to nmlto her Har-ris.” Wo are no doclor, but know one who said ho was—wo’ll say sumo on fits, might find his equal by compromise. — Our friend Captain. Johnson is o and wo burn tho “Kxtiugui&hoi" will bo tested on Monday afternoon just below the dopot. Every tux-payor should beo the operation. , Money Easy for cotton transaction. Exchungo on New Yoik—buying j ; selling at pur. T ratio Hus been quilo good for tho week. Wo uolico no chuugo in loading supples. Bulk moat, l)j@10c; coru, si 05.il 10; meal, ij>l 10; cofl’eo, :t*Ja;tr*t?; sugar 10il I •; flour, %7al2 for fancy; oats, 80a85c; hay, . 75; bran, whisky, £l 50al; null, Cotton. Receipts are light aud transactions of tho sniuo character. Wo quote : Middlings 1 -I \ Low Middlings Ill} Received previously 14,01.* “ yesterday 5i 11,001 A. O. Harwell having withdrawn from tho firm of Harwell, Gibson A Co , h is removed to Ch>iiiibio-.i sin et. H*h friends and patrons would do well to call on him in his now quarlors, nml ex-imiuv stock before buying ol-owhero. l'ri -os at panic rates. jal8 su.lwcdll Attention As my Address on elementary Aoni- CULTURAL Chemistry, touching tlio cheap est and sbortost moans for procuring nml compounding uianuros, is enthusiasti-- dly received and heartily en- orsed by idiiiosl every intelligent planter in this section, and that 1 may bo compensated in a iiioiih- uro somewhat comiueuKurato with the acknowledged merits of the production atul vuluo of tho information convoyed, I do from this date establish tho price at 50 cents per copy. In consideration of this change, I do hereby agree to re fund tho money to any funner who, after reading the production, will certify to mi ho iH not fulli/ satisfied with tho invest ment. Thero is no shivery so hopeless os that which compels i man to support u family by tho eultiv. iion of poor land. The problem t<^ bo solved by the S.mth before wo con h«pu for agricultural roou- poration und prorprrity, is cheap mid rc- liublo iniiuures. The A'klross hgIcch that problem. J »J . ootifli vor 1 tion taken in tbe A«l<iress. J. Monroe Llnnakd, Columbus, Go. The above work i;: l or sale at. the Lv- QUIRER Offi it, w hei-3 < ... a b< o ed by mail, with stamp ondosed fur r. . turn postage. A lilc i. l di c unit nm<l<- t . Grangers or farmers ordering a i .rg»- number. 'J’liis pamphlet should bo in tne hands of every ph.L..r ut thi» time. juia d&wtf !(!(■ NON »*. IMCM.lt, llurlici Hotels. AliAltA.ilA BIOI St;, Alt A ’I.S iioim:. i;. c. itoivi Hcnvral Insiira . It-iilroii'l Mr., i, ..\i Cotton Factories. They are doing ;8 E. Cargill has ju.,t returned from a business tour to Savannah, Churlos ton, and other .i ifs in the iut. rest of tho r.agln & Pheuix Manufact. ry. 'j hat lablishmont roports a thousand dollars More of sales iu January than the same H onth last your. Tho stiles in February, t > this date, are £ 16,000 greater than Feb ruary of 1873. This shows a sound, 1 ealtLful business. Tho E. A P. Manufacturing Company, yesterday, paid out $8,000 to operatives for two weeks salary. Hence money was plentiful last evening. * The genuine Perique Smoking Tobacco at Buhlor s new Cigar and Tobacoo Store, eu Randolph street, west of Enquiror. odico. fobs tf 1 T. E. Blanchard is still offering his , . , 1 stock of Dry Goods, without reserve, at splendid Lusuich-f, j Attention, Far mot Aaimoniatcd Flour of 1 Hoi. '" l tt °d purest l’ortiliz ,4 ' 1 'lo. k Agricultural Dopot, 130 Broad troeV, i i ^niunjcus, Ga. V ... ‘ w -Culebra” Cigar. J ry it; r.1 L A ., \ ^ baoco fetor.. ^ >■ f. b 8 tf ; ih « Konni no j, rt./^ r,. : ,r at I.uhl.,-. B( l , na Tobaaco r '*' ou Lroc-t, west of En- q niter offior febli 1w S. R. BALDWIN & CO. INI.i 1 A I* i.A l Lr Choice Itenicsli«- !>v TOIIA4 Family Groceries. ttooilN, motions, I.U AM) IT Ili: UQI !)l! < «>l llinlMIM. «ai THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS I OFFER MV ENTIRE STOCK OF FUR AND WOOL HATS -—AT Greatly Reduced Prices! E. E. YONCE. Jiinnnry 31 it, lH71 FERTILIZERS. FERTILIZERS! 300 : AMMON l AT 111) gOMHII.H 1*11 OH FI IA T F.d II II ii'h Aiiinimiiiitit.l 8iip«*i l‘l><.-j.lmt. .1 i.im Uuiiuiliu riiOH|ilnt I', nix i.111 (tunite, IN HT0KK AND TO A It HIVE i- Stui lunl Ki-rtili/.'-ix in I'lunfru xxi-l.in,; , ivllll fl' il- III fl'OIII III' <«<1 it'll illllll'll. il" Il rut rliiw |i|-e|uiiHtiulH nt WM. A. JAMES. in l.ii'i-.., i>ir11 Mi. i... -Ir .-I, ii'-xt l" K|iinco|ml Clm WACOM EVIAKEHC. Seed Potatoes (Sweet). V^ood and Blacksmith Shop. J. H. M0SHELL IP"2 A LOT OF THE UEbT QUALITY. HODGE & HURT. A Good Tliiii;- TONEY ROGERS’ i:\TING >. SHAEFER & WOOD, DEALER/, v.vVAwU SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. JOHN S. REESE &. CO,, Baltimore, General Agents Cash Price, $50.00 per ton. Also, On Time, for Cotton or Currency. :u lix -'l "i|iil..l in uny Minuhrr <>f no irkot this sonsnii i* 4 tlm lit-Ht giiarAiitan »LE A..O WENT. For Rent. Compound Acid Phosphate of Lime, FOK COMFOHT1 Nil WITH COTTON M i l). Peruvian Guano, Dissolved Ammoniated Bones, Land Plaster, die., die. W. H. YOUNG, 1 2 Brt d St. House - Furnish)U;..; Goods, CiuilruclorH fur lloofling nml .Ini. Work. Chambers St., Opelika, Ala. I low It) Make ;i I'orliiiK' h<- A thllit t i Thun k hi I ctb NEWS IL -PER Atlnnta Paper JAMES ORMOND, Proprietor. shoot a npocimon of News Paper. my 15 tf MOTELS. DRY GOODS. Dwellinj Tor Rent, ; House For Sale. ;nd Lot Rankin House, EC( )N()M Y InmbuM, 4»:. j. \v. UY.lN. l’r. ii'i.DBN, Clerk. For Ibihy ir and Ilestaunud, Billiard Saloon. Coats’ und Clark's Bpool < por dozen, nt ntton nt 70c. A '‘robh supply of tho boat Prints ton couth per yard, ut Pad REAL ESTATE i ■ : TS. ELLIS & HARRISON, I Bea! Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, tx-in. v. fl.m, Hi.iuirri.v 1.. , ... - .i YV HIIM »NU ' ' *' " ' CITY iFC OTBL, (hMHUl.l MKATHI. Troy, Alabama. R. H. PARK, Projj'r. WlACHiNiSTS. B. II. EYDEK. I'llACI II tl- and Machinist, \I.|. .-.Ill-.-llojl iu Gucti lull'. ; Do you know that you can Save Monev bv purchasiny DF.Y GOODS at tho weli known house of JOSEPH & BRO.? Engineer f | 'ML,Ah,' i- >1<jih- la the .*'i.iiili Mill Work and Repairs of all kinds ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Buhlor’.. now Cig.ir u is open. Winter CrtShimorcs a loss than actual cost, at Blanchard! id Tobacco Stoi Broad st. PRATT’S ASTRAL OIL. EPPINC’S BUtOT I Al'holutely Pafc. Ferfeelly mlorli-M. Alwayn I Uiiltortn. llluiulnattOK qualities xui'orwr to 1 H..8. iiunih in any iaiuj. vxithout liunger ut e.\- i 1 ..ii^ -.r taking nro. .Mai.ulaeturctl exj-re?.-'. . t.. .ILj.la i-1*.-: u>e "I volatile nml ilnriKerouj its wrin ty under every possible tost, ant) _ -pruvod by Us Foreign Domestic Drv Goods BELOW COST! Tlieir t-pring SStoelc I LNi.IVAl.KD' Call iti-l II* i.'-i- -4. No. 09 Broad Streot. fobll dtf CHEMICALS—PURE ! ■ FOK HOME-MADE FERTILIZERS, AT LOW ntlCES. E. C. HOOD & BRO. febn tf Brown Fg a HD o. Ogljihorpw Tho lurgo.it essortmout of Imported Havana Cigars, ut Buhler’s new < it;»r and Tobacco Store, ou Ituudolph street, west of Enquirer office. feh-t tf Reduction for Cush / A. GammilJ ki roducod prices fo ^nah j payments for Lire. Cull at his it. A DKSiitAI5/.L JI-< irot.sK v f Hon Gi xx groiiiuJ. ! S a Compcuad Eatrad YOUR ORDERS TO . BttShU. m.i gi For Rent. tho xall.-y ol l STORE HOUSE i cruav-road, ttir*>" mil ^ i i t. There 18 NO DUTsIbJJ • i.V !). I.ITU Kit SPECIAL OR GENERAL, tm In livldiully 8ol» RruRiiutor. Match uh, 1873. li L. PIERCE. ly t- ollaJ | Iti* porlocl liurninj quulltli-M, i . a mud u.-u in over 30J.UK) la iu l flee. ' .MIIU .i. ..r K.illouh have been sold and nouc- ildotif—ilni'Ctiy or indirectly—hen ever occur- if.i iroi.-i hurnluK, storing or handling tt. I i.o iiuutuuoo yearly loos to life uud property, rc-ultlng Iron) the use of eheap and tiantreroud oils In tho United States, Id appalling. Tho insurance Companies and Fire Commis sioner* throughout the country recommend tho ASTRAL u tho hext nufoguurd whou hunt a aroused. Send for circular. For sale at ret ill by tho trade gouerally, and at Mli .losiilo by tho proprietors, UllAULF's Fit A FT fit CO., los Fulton Street, New York. au24 d&wdw l tll'1 office of tho MU8C00K, 5 u\)l bo nitvd promptly by applu MANUFACT N>> u). V7anted. >n ItlMM SS fri'ix ft t» H bo pursup.1 in your oxxn .i. IgbUo rare ebau. •; n. • m ..» h « )«i»ur. tituo.gtil- .unlt . _x-.l'i. - .tl u V.