run)ay... ..^.. v .APmL 24. igr«.
ciTYArrAiiTs.
COLUMBUS DAILY MAN LET.
Fi*asciblits os IS.* York K»W
parent. dl.oooat; an Hosts* % per cast; so S»-
rank !4@J6P* r «*nt;(tem»nd bills on Bolton
KOX P* r oonL Buka at* Mltlsg cbaoks on If a*
York at Jf «• promlsa! dnrrtney loans 10154
par oant. par aontk^- Oold and tllrar nomi
nal.
Ooirox.—Msnst dan. The following
are the quotations:
Interior 08
Ordinaryand ttalaad. to 011!4
Good Ordinary \l'/ t @U'A
Law Middling* U'A&n'A
Middling. 1*M01*
Btrlot Middlings - @-
Mrtftf 88*M<t - 0 B. If
SS by wagon.; 0 by N. k S. R. H.; 0 by
W. B. B. | * by rlrar i ; by 8. W. B. B.
Shipments.it* b*a— 8 to B. JT. Jl. *4
11 for borne oonsuaptloa i *44 by w. B. R.
vaiit eTATBUJrr.
Stock on band Awgs»tMri,.l«8......—...MT!
KacalTOdto-day... ®
« prarloasty M,S4S—H,*M
... • a .. / safari
su^ad tjjJjT",-,";;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;»«,%-**,3M
Btookonband MIT
Ban Day Last Ybab.—Anga.t Slit, 1172,
lMiraoalrad same day UiUtal receipts S4,Mdi
shipped same dayM t total ehlpni.uU 47,004;
■teak 1,StO isalaiiw. Middling. HKp.
V. B. Pokra.—Bdielpt* for S days »,«40; •*.
ports to Oraat Brltala *0,117; to Uontlnant
17,6*8; stock 4*8,16*.
Adm fa New iSwrH.lww.ls
Gutting, otsaaiagaad repairing—Henry
Bellman.
Uaat tfniftyHPtokpnd Udder fang
pt»y"
Notice to Pbyaioiana and Apothecaries—
B. O. White, M. D.
Lightning nftwr Telegraph Pales.
Something of;a thunderstorm passed
over the Mobile and Girard Beil Road
Wednesday afternoon, a few miles beldw
the city. The returning picnicors saw
aerou telegraph pole* JehUb had Been
badly shattered by lightning—some were
tom into flinders. Splinters were plenti
ful around.
ISA* aBWdmM tNsi.
A portion of -tbd <office of the Eagle
and Phenia toeloop has been greatly im-
provad and set apartim the aeoommoda-
tion of^the g,vtog| >ank department.
The apartment is to be elegamf papered.
The material has already been aeonred
from New York, and the colors are very
beautiful. Mr. Goo Blink ia to do the
Ld^mae aas famiHen with the
Tibraton
dow oashaa and door*, and the eeeoaa- —^ emeda asal* mi« nbuin Uiaiins
panyiag sounds that sm often he heard
with mondtonoaS rogalaatty thaeaghont
Colombo* dariag the godethoaroof night,
when lamps baa* bean extinguished, and
all haw* retired, they »* dreary and pm
euliar, and many asa the dated fears dlht
bare been awakened With the timid end
lonely, which have been magnified into
terror, s* ti*vs *t inUtsri*rioe* re
newed and then eeeaed.teom to eonmsne*
egain. Whan the oeuae is known, fears
should yaniib.,
They proceed frear the Batten of the
: rising or falling; rarer whanlt ia at a re-
atrangtb, aotirity and health.
•S^rxvrr^Ti" “ ft
JBvewrtHeWto Troy,
Baaone Hook and laddsr Oompanyof
Columbus, on invitation of the Eire De
partment of that place, will exonnionizs
to Troy on. May. tat.. The organization
expect to oarry thirty-flre to forty men,
and their extinguisher. This company is
composed of the fd} beat material in
Columbus.' tin members are mostly
composed of young mew, handsome gen
tlenmo,' wbe-iecepy the-4kry 'highest
social position. • They will make a good
impression. Whttaeah they go, as gentle-
men, as'well as first class firemen.
rising or falling;
golar stage.
AUthemptfen mpd«ia any part of the
city be accurately timed with the sepon#
hand of a watch, It wW be few* that the
sounds are quite regular. Tuesday they
were exaetly one MadiSt and twenty-
eight per adnata, thaogh tbdf Wees more
rapid than tueeL’’' IkaqhraHy they ere
not mote than atxTy.
After making ip* count, if the oheeSTSt
will proeeed to the dam, end situate him
self so that he tan propealy netio*' the
flow of ■ the --waterfMl, he will; find
that it does not pout over in a ref
iner sheet, hut that it
in watte, at one Urns stashing
farther oat from the bets them* another,
and that thase tariationa oeeur In exaetly
the baae of the dam at on* time than an
other, became considerably mot* water
goes over. V thia . WA* hot. tn*. there
would be no cause for the lncrsedsd im-
potus that aadds jt farther out. ,
Water in vary hasty, and the momen
tary inotaase in tolnme amounts to many
tons, wbteh falling from a height of
Iwefity-flVe'feet otftM toUd grafalta neks
below, Tory natnrally oanme tibraUona
which oorreapond with the impaet Of the
raryiug weights falling, snA measure the
time aa beat by the many pendolnma oon-
etltuted by the loose aaaheo and doom.
Not only the roeka feet tbeee vibrstions,
but themprth abate, whioh to a email ex-
iant iidnmtnuniofUaJt to JU*. tkir, and
eauaea it to respond to the alight ape and
downs of the snrfaee, against which it
with a ferae of fifteen pounds per
square inch.
, The Afferent amomp)o of water teaeh-
ing the dam ere oaoaed by tha rough eon-
formation of the titer bed shore, whieh
causes the little channels through the
rooks to change e* the tolnme and head
do, and whan thn raguiar flow ia so dia-
turbod, the water does not at one* adapt
itaelf to tbs different Urals, but dashes
bare at one time and than at another,
like the wads* of the sea dfcen a (term ia
jut over, and all but Urn waters them-
teltts art still. Tha fearful may allay
thairtarrors; those noisoa will nertr harm
them.
The Episcopal pariah of this city has
alsriod Musis. D. S. Porter, N. N. Curtis
and ft p. Abell a#.delegatee to the Epis-
eopel Contention which meets in Athens
on May 6Ul The rector (Bor. Hr. Han
ter) also expeeto to attend. All the rail
roads in the BUte will pasa delegates for
one fare. Tha certificate of the Secretory
will metre aa s retain pose on the roads
centering at Columbus. '
The Colombo* ftperds ere to be pre
sented with a beautiful whits flag, ex-
qnisiMy paihted, W tb-morrow afternoon
by a lady of Colusobaa. The proeenta-
tion takas plaoe on the green above Col
Mott'a reaidenee, near tha band stand. It
ia bdpad tbat'Cvai^'kaamber of the com
pBny will' be in’ links. The notice
made thus early that all may arrange
do so. The presentation will take plaoe
abfqtdvq o'olo^l'^niqjrB |h*ild be
the armory by fonr.
The City Light Guards have been iuvi
ted, and doobtlpm will attend. 'J
UmeofgiieaeBtktiaii wee not deoided
tU yesterday.
Thw Ahsjn Lwtht Wring—An M-Oolwm.
• kiss BfrsSoBnipliloHrd.
We learn from the Chattanooga Timet
that Henry L. Barnett, a young man, late
of this oity, bnt more reoeutly of Hhreva
port, La., was arrested in Uhattauooga
few days ago on the arrival of the State
Boad train on the authority of a telegram
from the Chief of Police of Columbus.
Barnett asked potioeman Beck, who had
him in charge for safe koeping, to allow
him to taka a walk, at elaven o’oloek
night, down the street. While on this
walk Barnatt escaped the officer, and is
arid to have left the city,* leaving‘his bag.
gage behind. The next day a telegram
was reoeivsd from the Marshal of Colum
bus dirootiug Barnett's release. Butuett'i
aocount to the Chattanooga Marshal was
that “his trouble was brought about by
Mobile lawyer named Moses, who sought
to black-mril him (Barnett) out of mousy
unlawfully obtained by one Gray, on the
sale of some cotton, and that Gray had
left the Country and ia now in Texts. He
denied having bad any part or lot in Gray'
swindling operations."
raw OI0AMBI
a, see
GENUINE MIRABILIA CIGARS
whieh are for sale at
WHOLESALK-AND RETAIL,
AT BUHLEB1B CIGAR EMPORIUM,
On Randolph 8treat,
bouse with the Red Sigo, aiew .doors te-
low Enquirer office.
-
The -Uteak- atyte-«f Btriped p,
Blanch*
and crowds ooald only obtain atanding
order to pemhaaa q Philosophical and
s
mooey could be spent approvingly.
'the gMi and boys, forty at a time,
want through the various ealiathenio ex-
oUe*, masehm, wi|l\ the wends, Indian
.. .fllBb«AAw»Lh*lhl^Ttagfc. JU1 jrsr* Xbe-pcoper thing to da ta, getoAeee
dressed In uniform, and a prstUer tight -A Murdoch's and look through their hand-
or more graceful action ia rarely present- some line of Silks, Gienadinaa, Poplins,
i T p#d * nd °° rd * d
The proper pleas to bny 4-4 Blaanta?
Hoaaaapua at 10, lty and IS eaotaayard
#• » ills AcBBAMuanoce’a.
The proper plaoe to go when yon went
The proper place to find Onmlmerm
for penis, boys Casrimeraa, Cottonade
Linans te at AotB A Mtnmoen's.
The proper plaoe to procure the latest
novelties in Bilk Scarfs, Riga, Pans,
' 'Ldather Bbltk, do., is af
Aon A Monsoon's.
Barely is anything more plearing than
the drama of '‘Marrying a Portnne.” The
young Him Bailie Martin, who
played tha part of the Country Girl, waa
perfect In the 'chtraoW, and 'Mr. Thad
Sturgis anrpamed Unwalf Jn hie rendition
of Mr. Fitxpool or “Piufool" aa the heir-
•*». «m would-be pqnglrz QW, oriled
MACON PMXBBXTXHr.
Soms JVtofei •/ th*
jut reoeived at
mhfifitf
Go to tbs Ruby Restaurant for your
Oystsra, Frih, Game, and all thing* good
So set. ootid tf
Tbit body, whioh ambraoee the Oolnm-
bua Presbyterian Church, met, on Wed
nesday of last week, in Leesburg Lee
county, and adjourned on Sunday ; night
to meet at Fort Valley on WedoesdSy be
fore the first Sunday in Ootobsrnext
Seven miniatera and sight ruling elders
were present. Only Rev. J. H. Nell waa
present from Columboa.
Rev. A. W. Oliaby waa elected Modera
tor and Bav. J. H. Nall, Clerk.
The usual business was tranmotad.
Favorable reporta came from tha ohukohaa,
especially feeble one*. They desire
preaching and are willing to pay more
than formerly. '
The Presbytery has loot Bev. Id. S.
White, of Amerious, who has ramovsd to
Booth Carolina.
Mr. E. H. Briggs, of Columbus, pasaad
a most oreditable and satisfactory exami
nation, and waa licensed to preach, end
given leave to supply tha ohordbea of
Whitney, Fort Gainaa and Newton for the
present.
It is expeoted that other lioentiatee may
be aeonred to preaoh at other places.
Bev. J. H. Nall was eleotod to fill the
office of Treasurer, whioh the late Judge
John Johnson had held for forty!years.
Suitable reaolutious were passed ini mem
ory of Judge Johnson.
Bev. G. W. Maxson and Elder G. W.
Btokea were eleotod Commissioner* to the
General Assembly, which is soon to meet
at Columbus, Miss., with Bev. J. H. Nall
aud Elder D. G. Patterson aa alternate*.
The people were very hospitable.
Copt. W. Jt. Chiplty.
We eaw a letter from this gentleman
yasterday, stating that he had taken
oliarge of his duties aa general Southern
Agent (Freight and Passenger) for the
Baltimore A Ohio and tha Washington
City, Virginia, Midland and Grant South-
eru Railroads. Tha latter road attends
from Washington City to Lynehbnrg, a
distance of 178 miles, and will on the 1st
proximo open 60 more miles, to Danville,
Va. It ia controlled by the Baltimore A
Ohio Railroad, and waa formerly known
a* the Orange, Alexandria A Mannaaaas
Railroad. Capt. Ghipley's headquarters
for the present will be at Rockville, Md.,
11 miles from Washington City.
Llama Lace Points, Capes and Boaxfs
just reoeived by
apl7 eod H. T. Obiolxb.
Two-Button JCid Gloves $1; 2-Button
.W Glove*, au 8 *r(«r. qu*my,,%l.5p.
apIT eod H. T. Cbiolx*.
Fin* Cloths and Gekta' Finishing
Goods; superior makes Shirts, at
apl7 sod H. T. Cuouxa'a.
Just reorivaA Also, Parasols, Fans and
*pl7 eod , _. M
Beautiful filpnas a* the Stow,
35o per yard.
BMW JtMMBB- tiOODB
The toMMMXVepMMnttng life in 1774
and lfftym wai aoneeived and oarried
out. I Yoi taw faimmq'domsstio scenes,
fashionable ladies and gentlemen of the
respective periods contrasted. The maid
en, who .was at the wash-tub in 1774,
brought down the house as aha peddled
doth**. A friend at oar elbow suggested
he knew now whet beoeme of the buttons
on hie shirts. In the eourae of the tab
leaux '.several song* and choruses were
prettily sang. - *
“Ah Sin’s Troape of Heathen Chinee.”
The Chinee, School “Boyed”—waa vary
fanny, though almost too long.
The dosing piotara—“A Scene in Fairy
Land”—waa beantifnl beyond description.
Sevsnty.fiv* girls, drtesed elegantly, ap-
peered. Everything admirable in nature,
art and taste was represented.
The orchestra mnsio was admirable,
better than any home orchestra we have
heard in a long time. Mr*. Battle pre
sided at the piano, and waa assisted - by
Prof. Chase, Mr. Beech, Prof. Davie and
other members of .the Columbus Guards.
Mrs. B. is the accomplished mnsio teach
er of the schools.
Never did an entertainment give snob
universal pleasure. All honor to the pa-
pits and tha noble, cultivated and faithful
teaohers, for delighting ns with such an
exhibition.
LOCAL MBIMVB.
—A Mayor’s Court has not been held
this week.
—In Cdnmbus, 72 eenta are being of
fered for city bonds and 74 canta asked,
—A man stopped bis paper because it
wouldn't dean lamp chimneys.
—The following ia cremation poetry:
And this Is all that'4 left of her, i
Thou fairest ol earth’s daughter!;
Only four poonds or oahu whits
Out of ob* handled and fourteen and three-
quarters.
“ By thunder” and “Go for hid” ore
expression! whieh have been in uaa seve
ral hundred years.
—Ben Jonson first used the term black
guard. It waa applied to the low, mean
dependants who hong about the priaoee
of the great; when they were en route "to*
do menial service with pot and pan, coal
and ashes, the people said, “There go the
blaokguarda.”
—Fire Company No. 5 ia talking of.
giving a picnic soon.
—Two Columbus printers, Messrs. T.
M. Golden and John Stewart, who lately
left here, are now working in New York.
—The ladies are busy preparing wreaths
for Memorial day.
—The City Light Guards, after return
ing from their pionio on Wednesday, re
solved to attend the excursion of the Odd
Fallows next Tuesday to Fort Mitehell.
—The Columbus river commission wUl
not laave for Washington before Wednes
day next.
—The steamer Farley ia due to-diy and
will leave to-morrow.
—Yesterday cloaed the sixth day of
rain. Tha atmosphere last afternoon
betokened clear weather. Lauds have
been badly washed.
—The ladies should remember to go to
the Perry House this afternoon and pre
pare wreathes for Memorial Day.
—The City Light Guards intend having
another pio nio in a few weeks.
The proper plaoe to bny Black Grena
dine* In all atylaa obeap ia at
Aoxx A MuiDoou'a.
NOYELTIKB1
Llama Basque* and Sleeveless Jaoketa.
Spanish Laos Soarfs.
Llama Fichus.
Ladies’ aad Goats' Ties.
New Embroideries.
Ohoioe Prints at 10 eenta.
Elegant Silks.
Coats' 'Riread TO eeata. -
Striped Silk* at fl, very cheap.
4-4 Bleached Cotton 10, 12 j, 16 oanta.
Full lines Hosiery end Gloves.
New Collars, Cuff*, Buff*, Ae..
aprlO eod
J. S. Jons',
Columbus, Georgia.
Draw Goods in great variety at the
Virginia Store. • _ i.
apt* Parros, Goaooe A Co.
- A JtAKM CttAtrCJttt .
Although tho timw do not improve; the'
necessity for Dry Goods oontinues, and
to meat the emergendy, T. E. BLiNcaaai)
ia prepared to sell for the cash his stock
of Dry Goods, Notion* and Hosiery, Ae.,
Ac.,, at very low flgttrw for caah.
Particular attention la oriled to his
splendid selection of Drew Goods, which
are offered at “panic pstaw.” He con
tinues to offer, for tho cash, poets'
Thread at 70 eenta, Standard, ftint* 10
eenta, Faciury Cheeks 14 oanta, Londs-
drie Bleached Homeepan at 16 cents,
and other goods in pfoportioh. .
aprlO tf
■aboerlbets In Avseeva
Are notified that I' trill present their
claims for the present and until farther
notice. R. M. Gear. -
tf ___
A fresh supply of the beet Print* at
ten oents par ysrd, at
... Buuchabd's.
t Beautiful JUama Saeqqea and Shawl*,
Parasols and Fans, at the Virginia Store,
apr 2 Pnron, Goxdox A Co.
Go to the VlrgtnleflMsei#.^ Gents'
Furnishing ^ floods of all kinds at lbwsat
prices. ■ *p2
Go to the Virginia Store to bny Straw
Matting and Cartrin Shades. *pr2
' Faotory Cheeks at I4e. par yard at
Bbanoaiajo's.
Coats’ and Clark’s Spool Cotton qt 70o.
per dozen, at
BtammanD’a,: a
: . 128'Btoed it.
Bseetwii To-Day ;
Large line beantifnl Standard Prints,
.10 Sente;. 6,000 yard* Blwqhrd,Cotton,
obeap; >,000 yard* Saa bland Cottons,
MI to 19} cents; 10-4 and >1-4 Sheetings;
Faotory Check*, 14 cents; Choice New
Dress Good* at low priow; 600. doz, beat
Spool Cotton, 70 cents; large stock other
goods, cheap in proportion.
ap!7 eod H. T. Csiolzb.
Cheap at
marts
CaioLSn'a.
Sent to Jail.
Gas Johnson, oolored, who was] aent to
jail lor twenty days, by Mayor Cleghorn
for beating his wife, served out hi* time
and soon after repeated the offence.
He was carried before Jusliee T.
J. Chappel yesterday and required to
give a bond of fSO. While Constable
MoMiohae! ww going with him to get it,
be endeavored to eaeape. The Constable,
after a hard ohase, captured him, and
with the assistance of Marshal Murphy,
landed him in jail.
In the city.
Mr. C. G. Meriwether, Superintendent
of this division of tbs Western Union
Telegraph Company, whose headquarters t ..
are at Mobile, is in Columbus.
Hay aad Corn at Auction—EUis A Har
rison.
JVql’« -Arireci-
Thera ia no swelling it will not abate;
no pain it will eet eure. This is tha tes-
timony ef thhufi wjhb bevy used it many
yaew.' Sly --
" •<—' [apr23 eodAw
Bntterfok’a Boiaaon and Paper Patterns,
at the Virginia Store;
apr2 Pbtton, GoanoR A Co. ,
Yard wide Rbeehed Cettoe, only loe.,
The large it (took of Goods in Oolum-
bus, is noir open and ready fey lapse-
st* ‘ Pxxtsw, Qoenox A Co.
TO LET.
wnti/.'i l
RUMELL A SWIFT,
AttarRoyis and Qeuaiskiltom at Law. • Will i
in tbs'Courts qf Georgia (Chattahodcb'ee
aad Alabama. Ofllse over C. A. Redd A Oo.
Broad street, Go him bus, Ga.
ractlce
Jlmtiil)
s store,-
>1
L. V. MWIUG,
Itoffiiy afUlBullaitee
U. 8^Com!ran$ RegUler in^Bankruptcy.
uovfiO) ovor Broun* Drug Etore, Columbuj
Office
•NAHoar, * .SHANNON
Atteraejr* at Lew. -
tl. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES
May 1,1174, to April SO, lt».
T UX Uhw of Decamber 24,1872, nqalrtt every
. penon •m.god la UI borinaM, avocation,
or employment which render! him liable to a
8PKC1AI/ TAX, IO PBOOUBB AND PLACE
CONSPICUOUSLY IN BIS ESTABLISHMENT
OK PLACE OP BUSINESS. A STAMP, denoting
tho payment of Mid faPSCIAL ISX far the 8pe”
elaltax year, beginning Nay I, 1174. bWorc com
mencing or continuing builneM after April
1074.
m MK8 EIBBACKB Wit UR IRK pro.
VlRNniS OF TIB LAW iROYX QUOTED,
_ AXE THK FOLLOWING, TIX.I
Rectifiers .....$200 00
uoo
DMleti, wLoleMre liquor loo 00
Deaton in malt liquor*, wholesale 60 00
DmtUninm< liquors, ntail.... 2000
f Jtoalfrtiuileaf tobacco 25 00
Retail dealera in leaf tobaoco 500 00
Aad on aalcc 6f ovsr $1,000, fifty cents for
evany dollar in azoam of $1*000. 2
Do atom in maaatoetarad toiaoco.,..*
toaaafactUTara of itUit
Aad for each still —afacturndb..,*..
And for «ach worm maaufhctMmd 20 00
liaoufitctarers of tobfteeo !0 00
wanu actarors of cigars. 10 00
Peddlers of tobacco, firti clam (more than
two home*) 50 00
Peddler* of tobacco, second claae (two
homes)
Peddler* of tobacco, third darn (000 home) 16 00
Peddlem of tobaoco, fourth claae (ou toot
or public oonreyaaoe) 10 00
Brewers of lees than 500 barrels 50 00
Brewer* of 600 barrel* or more 100 00
Any person .to liable, who shall fail to comply
to severe *JSSi** 1 * ** ,u *o*
- sar; 7 ^ttv*£r l
CLAXK, Onlinetnr of Iatoraoi Rovenae at Mom
“ iVlta '
LV.MHUH,
Caemtmionor of Internal Rovenae.
Osnoa or IavaaaAL Ravnava, I
Woaamatox, D. O., Fohroaty It, 1(74. /
oprVf drieeSw
A .hi.
ran y. tow,
Altssesj as Lew,
■ ■ -Ned ItiRi *> OSWtey Oeati.
ProoUoM Is aU cthMGonrM.
OSloo one mn *C W. N. Rahaite A.Ua. Brood »t;
jut■ ......
8AXUXLX BATCHUt,
. . AHereoy at Lew.
(020- attee evor Wlttteh A Klneel'i,
A.K.mnmx, "
HlfaiMI aai fleeeeAler at Lear.
Practices In conrU of Onorfto and Alabama.
(Men !•» Broad kit., (over Holitead k Oo.’*,
•pedal .fttfeutio* given to ooUectione. jail
tNcnklMdk WjVMlik,
At*airae)rs *t Law,
WUl pfaotles Hr tb, Ztoteand federal Coorteof
Georgia.
Otflce everIVeec, Iligti A Oo.’, itora, nortbweet
corner aroad end W. Walr 2U. Je
A. A. DOMEX,
IRSMey end Cewasetle# M Lav
Practice! la fiiate ladFederal Court! in Georgia
and Alabama.
Offlce 186 Jtoog^ gt.,Coinmbn*, Oa. Jafi
MoiI.ltuaNut tomr.OAiun..
■UXmiO dfc QAR1ARB, .
Altoraey* aad CmbmUmi ai Raw.
Ofloi Ka 67 Broad street, over 'Wftiich A Kin*
*41** Itwelry Store.
WUl practloe in the State and Federal Courts.
WM. SNOW, JK.,*^
Dee^ end Mg. ’
OM Oglethorpe ,„.!,, (laet*^ *
0el«abM, OwB ™ , ' , Pet
W ‘“ ?**'** Utuee U lt , „ I
Ornci ovta J; Inaia A Co.'i atone, heoen Rr.,
novlB]
-'-IrliXNU,
Atteraey arid Ceuuaeller at liewi
Georgia Home Ineuvauoe Qompany building,'loo.
uud etory.
CHAN.
Attoruey eg Lew, Calueiebun, dm.
- Will practice la any Court.
Office over Acm A Murdoch’a etore. [eovlf
Doctors.
Resideao6 6n^ 09oe corner of 81. Olalr aud Ogl**
tborpe ste. Ofllce hours—7 to 9 A, M., 12 to it *. an,
7'toi r. ». ‘ sepit7 dtt
DRe lf Be UW.
■ If sets, Burras'
WI.J. A. URRtfART,
CMice at O. J.* Moffett'*'Drag fiftro, Broad stredt.
Residence ou 8t. Clair, between Broad And *
*ep5 Front 8t*., Columbus, Qa.
Dm. J. ۥ COOK,
r Ellis A Harrison’s Commission lloutfe,
first door to lsft.
Druanists.
J. I. OBIFTIN,
Imported Drags and Chemical*,
DR. J. Ia. CHENEY dk NON,
Druggists aud Presc^utiouists.
i large assortment of ttuist's Garden Seeds.
Cumnsy’s CouuH Stbup.
Crawford btreet, under Rankin iloose.
declS
€. B. PALMER, Liecated ApethtoftVf
One door above Virginia Grocery.
Physicians’ Prescriptions made a specialty,
dec 17 j Night bell to left of door.
IOHI L. IOBDAR,
Draggiit,
Two doom below Geo. W. Brown’s,
Broad Street, Columbus, 0a.
* Night Bell right of eooth door. eep6
A. Me BRANNON,
Wm Sidk, Broad Strut, Columbus, Ga.,
Wholeule mmd Retell Dealer I
Drags aad Hedlelaea,
Toilet Artlelea aad Perfumery.
sep6
Cotton Factories.
COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Manufacturers of . .
Sheetings* Shirtings, and Sewing and
Knitting Thread.
Cards Wool and Grinds Wheat and Corn*
Offlc* in rear of Wlttich A Kinssl’s, Randolph st.^
jal8
R. II. CU1LTON, President.
IU8COGEE MANUFACTURING CO,
Manufacturers of
8HRBTIKG8, BIlIRTlMGS,
TARN, ROPE, Ae.
00LUMB1
G. P. SWIFT, President.
W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. . d|ft3l ly.
Watchmakers.
C. SCHOMBURO,
Prnoticnl Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Successor to L. Gntowxky,
105 Broad stgeet,
Jail Columbus, Ga.
C. H. LEQUIN,
Watchmaker,
ner and warruiited
J. II. PALMED,
Practical Watchmaker and Jewel*cr.
Cody’s building. Broad 8t., OolumLu
All kinds 8ewiny Machines r-pnired.
Oils and Attachments for all machin< s.
i, Oa.
Needles,
ldec28
t* ' MtrSsVVfidpi:
LOUIS WELLS* -AHAVINO SALOON,
(Successor to H. Denes,)
Under Georgia Home Insurance Building.
Prompt and polite barbers ia attsndanoe.
J«8
ED. TEMRY, Barker,
Crawford St., under Rankin Donas, Columbus,*tie.
declfi
Bwilders and Architect*.
J. S. CHALNKBN,
Haas# Carpenter aad Ballder.
Fobbing dons at short notioe.
Painters.
d >tere.
ran
WholMri. oa4llM41.lKal.rir
——. sag
Confectione,,
. «u
itoUMtra,
oSssiAuan
AU Mate of CoefOMloMry w
No oSarg. farbotM.
Vlvery and Sstottohu^
j 'nonknt i
Uveiy, IN* *at Ixehaani
Oo'tatwa.a, Boam ov '
Culnmlms. 0s
A.GAMKEL,
Uverjr Mil Me —
Oounoav* 8t : , Cou« MIi q7’
bMM * 1 " k,
Restaurants.
Th. te.t .
-***- ‘ • J. J. HLAKZLY. I'r,...'.
Tib and Coppersmiths,
: . WM. FEE,
Week** 4* Tie, Sheet ino, Up M
Onter. from almod promptly .ttena,; to
& 11 ■Mo.-H4.fimMlb—
Freeh Meats.
W. PATRICK,
•tell* No. > Sod 1*. Ifwket Boom.
r«jsk' Of every klod and belt , U |
J. I. COOK,
Wresh Meets e( All
St«H« Ko.. lb and 17.
Dentists.
! ,.1^ ' W. F, XIONNR,
- . Dentist,
w '• ‘‘tolnx. Budulpb „„
a ?g»vt u totbe insertion of Art
flC i tS^ lh ’ ** w ,u ^p«mtive Dentistry,
tshtot dew/ 1
T. W. I1KNTC,
Dtuiiit.
<Hvr Joseph A Brother'll utore.
V. ». FOOL,
orM]
Dentist,
101 fiiyod fit, Columbo., flm
W.J.roGH,
fiteatlst,
Mp8J .Georgia-Hooi* BoilOiog, Ooloebu, Qk
Cun and Locksmiths.
puiup cirua,
Goa aail Lock.vlUi, Crawford .tiMt, ant
Johnson’s corner, Ooluabns, Qa.
WILLIAM 80BOBEE,
iGuh aad Locksmith and dealer ta Gunning M
terials. Opposite Enquirer 0iLc«,
Dress-Making.
Xlte M. A. HOLUNGfi W ORTH,
Drew-Makiug, Cutti ug and Fitting. It-rau cli
Residence sndshop in Brownevilie.
■oof and Shoemakers,
WM. MEYER,
Boot and Shoemaker,
Dealer in Leather and Findings. Next tc
tedd A Cd.’s. Prompt aud strict a tte^oo give
aWders; jell
Plano Tuning, he.
jUptllli Lii Tuner! of PIMM.,! 4rj.m
Grocers.
, DAT’I. R. B1XE,
Dealer in Family Groceries, on Brynn street, l
tween Oglethorpe k Jacksou streets,
gg* No charge for dray age. dpc "
J. 1|. HAMILTON,
i. 1 MhateateU and Retell unsar,
Junction dt Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe 8ta
No charge for drayage. ie P‘*
MHAV COOPER,
Family Grocer and Dealer in Couutr
sep5 next to “Bn<iMirer” Offle-.
Hotels.
PLANTERS’ HOTEL,
Next to Columbu. Bank BnUdlog.
Porters at all the trains.
sissio
infi irairiB, _
mu. w V PNIDKR. Propn«
LAWYERS.
W. A. Farley,
Attoriie7 , *t* I, » w
OUSSETA, Obattahooohs* Co., 0*1
gQ-Spyulal stlaptlos glv.a t» tollMtlo**
HINES DOZIER.
Attorney at LflV)
w
HAMILTON, GA.,
run awar.” “ ovU “
Dr. John H. Carriger,
QIROEOS AND PHYSICIAN. 0*i«’
O comer Bru td and Ratidoljih »* r ^**' ™
Crmue’. groevry .Sir.. Rc.l.l.»c.
dale's, two dpiy below tioutchias planing
J 1 ■■
DOCTORS.
Dr. W. R. Skinner
c. i.runy .pen; in in. praciic u. . , lm
will gu.rautoe MtlBfACtlon to thorn; bonori g
with thalr patroyg..
.JUAKIIM ar WOKKX. AND CUIbDfitR
If ADR A SPECIALTY.
D.y Offlc—Northweit cor u.r of OfMjJJC
aaithaaiM itrcte. »»««*»»" SJ^JJaip.
.tret, telwcs Thoam. .« »*
