About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1874)
i Ji-¥<>«*.* L Bt ALL KNOW It I WB AM arriMRO BXTK10BDIM AET tMOCMMia TO OAMI •aj.nl W* <*aat(abflala.aaat all kinrii, »rottor »• ,re«l—tba (M* aaaatam. Our •took of Spring and lummtr Dry Oooda i Wbataf KHUlIl) DflalaM. lot tmlM, jk. wbii iixsnt oar x>arauoia«i »—>»■« nrikn M of thaaa wUhhaaaUM ttl«*r*o**M* HuAIm, I* Awort, (par, aa* Mag AikM - 1 Aulau A... Sooletj, tot of the orchard, OPELIKA DIRECTORY, rtolit; at Out at, I ota here IHdioit. > wop to eulU- L b*aat»e, if a»«p working, i of At noil, at orchard moat onaascamaot DB. I. T. WABHOCK, Burt*oa Hi tbjrktctea. 0*M at Slaughter’, Ora* (ton, Railroad rtnat. ►“^Taaar^ oor.r tha ground, than P3 7^ M*7**3 b*tt«r than a male" K. or Mtor. >«*■■*.®* ••>»«»» Kgysga^rS'fa 1*7— .1 aiaht Tha roota of tha oar- EJJi,TTguB daptb, looaaning, ffm tad n*M*| Bora porona Kis’rffS'LSi^.'s: r=MM«a MlfearMMMnth. C, la iha fall, a farrow ahould be ELgltaaaioagoaaridaut aaoh ruw, tflSStafwZriaay beraadtijf pulled by UiAlhtlKt cutoff to remain ou RSTfC aaooraa a ralaabla and c&JRfn Working Tor tha orohard, Id iltmy ■ not iaoonaidarabla Cat at gtaaa, ragatabU manure. RTmerOt Mdily yiaida from S00 to Faahlonabla MUllaar aad !>■ Ho t Agaat of Baturick A Co.’a 0 At th. M* Baakia* Uoan oflki Opolika, Ala. I boliara, with- who have tried ling them more eneuaii N, 1874. »R= Kingdom for a Cash Buyer!' BE. I. W. B. WILUAU Oftn hi. profeaaloral rorriwe. Ottro mt K. If. Qroea A Oo.'a, Chau hart : A A. B. etnow. Tktra it no doubt that tha carrot ia ■oag tha moat important and remonara- kn atop* ambraoed in oar hatbandry for maa of tba farm; aad it ia to be re tted that its eoltivation ia ao entirely •Stated in many portion* of tha Weat. L.D. Moxaa. xfUnkt I to Bjraalf." Vtcra indebted to a worthy and ob- tartng friand for many of the following Whan I aeo a mtm at chipa aoonmnlt ■die a farmar’a hack yard, remaining IMTlfter ysAr, thinks I to myaalf, if the mm ooaa won raked Off, they would turn far foci, while tba goer parts, with *taddition of aoapAudc, Ao., from the •cm, would afford a rateable cooroaof I cat a eonvea hum-yard, thinks tf, thorn ia oompamtivaly hot ^ lotto made than. "Mil acc the banka of manure resting Etaat a bam duriog tha rammer aaaaoo, knbgmAy rot tba buUdiqg— thinks I > Myself, that manure might ba better Whan I aae the draining* of tha barn- ud lading their way into galliea and bnlata, while with imall axpensea, they dpt o* thrown ou to s valuable awell ■daeUrity, tblnka 1 to myaalf, that far. mi* blind to hin own intaract. Han I aa* a barn-yard well aopplied In material* for making manure, think* to myaalf, that man anffaiu loa* for want •an. Whan I aa* a pieo* of hoed ground in “ *d, and the tnrf, stalks and wars cart lad oat by tbe U* or harrow not oolleotad together, dika I to myaalf, than ia aometbing dormiah io this ease. Whan I aa# ploughing done year #f ter dir in the asms track, beside a fane* or ■EfftiEwdyk* at conaiderabla height is aowu up, and of course a correspond ed laaaaaas in tba interior, thinks I eagMU. than is n wshtof good tns- Whaul so* a stone wall top pa 1 off with dap*liar of stone, think* I to myself, A* appar foot in tba height of auob wall *aght nan? to haa* bean on, and look •« for doll acythea and the loss of hay. Sr*; I jrna A fruit traa loaded with Imtbelqp nso**s«ry for beariog wall; »« OU* 'perhaps nearly dead, thereby “W* the uaaded ray* of the soo from kt andm atop, think* I to myaalf, there kth iidldatSu of bud husbandry. Notaries Public. U.O.HUKUMa, , Being appointed Notary I’nhlic for Lea county, reepectfuily eollcitn tba patranage of.hla IrLends. Holds Court let and 2d Batardaye «f aaoh month, at R. O. Hoflifield’e taw cMoa. jx23 Furniture, Uo. At Paalc Prloas. A. O. HA&WIU.L, Owriar la all klada a) "araltaia. Al.o, M.Ullic, "ood OoBn., aad Oaak.ta. Jal* Uhamh.ro atnat. Lawyers. AJ.VlOKBRfii Attorney nnd OmrmUsv ml Law. Office opposite Alabama Hums*. Practice* in all the Court* of the State. jaS Tailors. 1. B. CAMPBELL, Tailor, Catting and Striking ia tbe Latest Style*. Be- INAiring ntaUy done. South Railroad 8t., over Furniture Store. Jal Dentists. J. L. M. SMITH, DeatliL Doot Plate Work and Plugging on reasonable dec23] terms. Chnmlw re street. Barber Shops. WESLEY BABMHOEX Bar bar, Corner AiuUi Ballromi au4 Oh.mb.ra itraot.. dec23 BIGXOJf A TVMMBB, Barbers, South Railroad street, unuer Adame Hones, dee2‘t Hotels. ADAMffi HOUSE. When you so to Opelika, be sure to atop at tb* ^ Adams House, opposite Passenger Depot. RAILROADS. Change of Schedule. Southwestern R. R. Columbus, Ga., May 0,1874. >NDl 1 will run m follows: PA8SKXQKK AND MAIL TRAIN. 8:80 r. M. (Dally) V2:45 A. M. 7:17 r. m. 7:25 F. M. Freight traiu will run TRI WEEKLY only, leaving Columbus on ■ outlays, Wednesdays and Friday*, arriving at Coinmban on Tuesdays, Tli days aad Saturdays. This train oarrlss Passenger Oars for the accommodation of local travel. VIRGIL POWERS, Eng. and Sup’t. W. L. CLARK, Agent. my0 tf Western Railroad o: Alabama. 544 HOURS TO NEW YORK NINE HOURS FASTEST TIME 1 Choice of Two Routes How Tori; and How Orleans Hall Lino. WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA, Oolumbus, 0 A,/April 24th, 1874. TRAINS LEAVE C0LUMBU8 DAILY . For Montgomery and Seliua, 1:00 a. m, Arrive at Montg’y, * 0:45 a m Arrive ut Selma, 11:04 a. M. FOR ATLANTA AND NEW YORK At 10 4 i a. m. Arrive Op.lika at 12:27 p. m. At Atlauta 5.42 p. m. By Atlanta and Richmond Alr-LIn*. I>OT« Atlanta O'.tlO p. in., (‘IUKLOTTE 8:35 a m., LanviUe 8:27 p. m-. Richmond ll;06 p. m. Ar rive at W itwniiglou 4:80 a. m., at Kallimore 0.30 a. m., at i'liiiBielpliia 1:80 p. u., at NEW YOKE 5:15 p. m. Sleeping Cars fir*as Atlmmtm to Charlotte. By Kenntssw Route. Leave Atlanta 6:00 p. m., Dalton 10:28 p. m., Bristol 10.45 a. m., Lynchburg 10.45 p. m. Arrive at Washington 6:45 a. in., at Baltimore 0:15 a. m., at Philadalphia 1:30 p. m. at NEW YORK5:16 p. m. Sleeping cars rnn from Atlanta to L) nchburg. TRAINS ARRIVB AT OOLUMBUS DAILY rroia Atlanta and New York, • 6:24 A. M. From Montgomery and Selma • 2:80 r. M. Tii kets for sale at Union Paeeenger Depot. C1IAS. P. BALL, General Bnp't. R. A. BACON, Agent. fapr25 tf • large, nnd Is oflsred cheaper than ever before In thle market. We rmpectrally ask all tooalland examine and get price*. We alway* ehew gosh cheerfully, mi snaelder It no trenbie. NEW YORK STORK. tf a UkBBABBB 4k BBO. Spring Goods and Staples I Sfi LOWBSr GASH PBICKS. Thair Staok I* Oumplatu In, Every Department, ml wt* ROUQHT FOR CASH, *t tha Lswuat New York Mm, aad Will kt mM mt. raapundlnoly law. Beet Prints 10 oents. Irish Linens Expressly Imported! Ladies', Children’s and Misses' Shoes. Also, good sup ply of Plantation Boots and Shoes. Carpets and Engs at reduoed prioes. All wlahla* B^ta* Good* aad Mapla* tor €*>h eanaotCo batter. LOW! LOWERn LOWEST!!! JJVBRYOUSTOiqni TRADING WITH JQMfH JtB IKOTH 111 knows that their nnenr “ passed stock of Dry Goods of erery vanetjr has been soiling at The Lowest Cash Prices Ever Known in This Section i THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE HAS LAIP IN A Fine Stock of Spring Goods! To meat tha w»ata or <h.lr many owtomr*, *ad will oontlaa* to Mil th*lr *to*k of DauMilo and foreign Oooda a. price, that dali caatpatiUoa. asr Ooata aad sm for yoarrolr. Tha foods aaaat b* sold. • JOSEPH & BRO. apr!2 tf 08 Broatd Sit. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JOHN QLACKHA.B, . Clair 8troot, Gunby’s Building, ansi to Preor, Ulgts It tX Real Estate Agent and Broker. turn, nr raxtiisuoa, To Mercbauts' and Mechanics' Bank, this city. aprl6 tf ELLIS & HARRISON, Beal Estate Agents For tale. VACANT LOT Of LAND, being the west por- Ion or the "Naaoe lot," on Bry un s reel, adjoining lie residence of lion. M. J. Crawford. Call soon tf yon want a bargain. ieblg tf CITY LOT No. 601, on Mclntoeh street, with three dwellings on the same. Will be sold together or separate, at a low figure, for cash. j*27 VALUABL1 CITY PROPERTY, situated In the business centre of the city. Will eel I at a great bargain, or to an acoeptable party an undivided Interest. The property can be mad* to pay a large interest ou the Investment. A DESIRABLE H0U81 AND LOT, with ten acres ground, in Llnwood, one mile from S. W. R. R. depot; a very oomfortald* aad desirable home. ground. inroad depot, one*half, acre For Rent. A STORB HOUSE In tbe valley of Talbot county, at a cross-road, throe miles of the Chalybeate Springe. A very deeitatl* location for a Dry Goods and Grocery business. sepl7 CIGARS. THE NEW ORLEANS CIGAR STORE. Good News to Smokers i J. Newman & Co. HAV* JGBT OPINED A RETAIL CIGAR tTORE At 141 Sroad St., Oolumbuc, and to meet the demand for GOOD Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Ac., they have laid in, at great expense, a maguifloent stock. Give them a call, and enjoy, at the lowest price consistent with living, the beet smoke yon nave DOOR*, SASH, ETC. Our twenty Fan* lllustra ted Catalogue of D O O R 8, BABBES, BUNDS, 8TAIB BAILS, NEWELS, FANCY GLASS, Ao., Mailed to aa, oa. latanstad la balMla*, aa raaslpt of staap. KEOGH * THORNS, 154 * IM CANAL nun, jjii dAwij naw tou citt. mm rrvmmm GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, 1R4D. nn it— AL^t +nA *itrm>aeel a f --J R—si-t_ A 1__ nOpruSOVuing Viuoei oirunguiT MMfKXfl IIN Inglltn v§Vn|MlHM* ■Mltf , . „ * . . ■ , * XR.trriM. PraN. X V. nVAUa, Caaklar. X E01MSX AaFt DaWr. The Chattahoochee National Bank OF OOLUMBUS, GEO. Till* Sank W—Sis ■ Ocicn^liiklnf bncl"***, pay* Intaract an Da- raatt* andar cffaalal aantraat, gtaaa |nwt attaaSaa ta aailaattana aa all by ntaN ar adraa tt^ha^t daatra^t. aprl Mm '' SBCTOITr—PMUPTlflSS—UBBUAHT1 THE Georgia Home Insnrance Comp’y cawtni *• ma m pvbuv DdlllM StJlu! Loaa by FIRE! Having Paid hsr Frianda and Patrons Since tha War $800,000.00, •he Wants a Chenoe to Get It leok. J. RHODES BROWNE, GEO. W. DILLINGHAM, GAM'L 8. MURDOCH SAVE YOUR MONEY! MOST ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY, BUT ONLY THE WISE ONES SAVE IT! If you will only 8«ve what you Waste, It would be no awu.hu to hananM IndanandactL mwibmw w ssvwwviiv sfimwmwsttswnei DOCTORS. Dr. J. H. CARRIOXR, susoeon An rwrsioiAX. /^FFIOE apataira 8.K. asr *f Broad a Baa- U dolph atraats, wUca ha may ha hmd la, or Blaht whoo not pron oloaollr onsoaotL Uommbas, April ta, 1IIA dtf WAREHOU8E8. DISSOLUTION. rTUIC firm of BBDD, OBAMMM * BANKS 1 has haaa dlaaolrod bj th. Hanot of *|| par- ties oosoerned. AH unpaid advanose are In tbe hand* of the undersigned far settlement, who will also pay all claims against tba old firm. NOTICE. rpBI UNDKMIOMBD ."III .till coatlBa* th* Warshouse and Commission Business AT TDI LOWELL WARE-HOUSE. Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon ns the present season, w* respectfully solicit Its con tinuance the oomlng eeeeon, with n promise to as* every effort to promote th* interest of our pot- EICLEtm stilus WIT, Lees than one year eM, end has 878 Depositort. The Legislature ef Georgia binds, by law,over IRfiOO^lOO for the ssourtty of Depo«Rors-4l2 In assets tor ovary del- lar of liabilities. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards resolved. Seven per sent compounded faer times a year. Deposit* payable on demand. N. J. BUSSEY, Pras’t. 6. GUN6Y JORDAN, Trem'r. fobfi dtf O. A. BEDD, QEO. T. BANKS. April 1,1874.—<* tf A NKW 8UPPLY Lonsdale Bleached Sheeting. rEAOOCK k SWIFT. mylO DIT80N li CO.’t Home Musical Library Prioa Of each Book in Board*, 42.30. Cloth, $3; FoUQUt, 44. Moaical Treasure. Vocal. • Sllvor Chord. Vocal. Wreath of Gems. Vocal. Gems of Sacred Song. Vocal. Gems of German Bong. Vooal. Gems of Scottish Bong. Vocal. Operatio Pearls. Vocal. * Shower of Pearls. Vocal Duets. Organ at Home, Reed Organ Mnsic. Instru mental. Gems of Strafiss. Instrumental. Home Circle, Vol. I. Instrumental. Homo Cirola, Vol. II. Instrumental. Pianists’ AILnm. Instrumental. Piano Forta Gems. Instrumental. Large, splendid books of bonnd mnsic, 200 to 250 pages, full sheet manic slse, and contain a vary Isrge proportion of all the good sheet musio ever published. Bold by all dealers. Either book sent post-paid for retail pric^ OliverDUunS Co., Chu. X SiteonS Co. Boston. 711 Broadway, N. T. my23 ditaw[wedesat \kw 1 y PACIFIC LAWNS and French Muslins. rEAOOCK k SWIFT. mjfl# = HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbus, Ga. I. W. BYAN, Prop'r. Fun Golds", Clerk. Baby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Umdbb tkh Bahkix flOUSB. my84 dewtf J. W. RYA», Pwgr.„ MONKTARY. X M. Water* k Co., 4* Br**4 St, N*w York, r*c*lv* Dapeilt AoMunt* on fcvercM* lanai tram Bank*, Banker*, mi Corporation*, ooRoet to eho«k ot eight Loom moSo only on Ootton and Approved Stook Ex change Oollatorol*. MILLINCRY. SPRING MILLINKRY. W B have lust raoalvad stall Una of MTCMJNI AMD BUMMED MILI4MBMT, In eluding all the NOVBLT1K8 of the season. BrAbIMQ AND BLBAOHINO dona la tbd latest styles, at tha shortest notice. octl$~ly mar4 FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE Chicago Looses Paid Promptly In Full, - - $520^64.82 Boston •• “ - - I80A08J8 Total Aooota—Sold—Joooory lot, 1474, *442,447.02. LIABILITIES. T.naaaa Da* *u Dnooid,... Mom. Lmoa* ta pwamo ol adjaatmaot, or >4jB»t*d and oot do# 141,(00 00 All other Claim*... 1,014 44 OOMTARATIVI STATEMENT, imam*. 1474 eeiMtr » Inoom., 1874 .......«■ 14X417 47 Colo *4x5511 Uoaa* ffMMKlr awoce «U*(My mill >y O. OUNB/ JORDAN, Agent, ! °iui7 OOLUMBUS. OA. OOTTON WARIMOUilt. A. 1LLOU. iPontaiue Warehouse. ALLEN, FREER & ILLCE8, Cotton Factors A Commission Merchants Gox.Tracs'crs, no.». vloOmov. U*. T. HATOHW. A. 1 s ton ~W areliouse. FLOURNOY, McGEHEE & CO., Warehouse & Commission Merchants, Oolumbus, Ga. Bpeoial Attention given to the Storage and Sale of Ootton ind other Merohandiae. mnnlly liMnidi* faarS davim ., SagSr?. i m ■—Ui»Sp. Grand Clearing Out Sala l • wawwaaBB v ujj TqjKAKB RBADT VORTHS IPSINS THADH, WB HOWOffffBH 0or Entire Stook of Fancy Drm Goods AT AND BUiOW COST. FOR CASH! A» nm onu AIT1GLR AS LOW Al TO ■■ non mmiu. CHAPMAN & VBRSTILLE, w
