About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1874)
:JggU|f|«*«tftV. foLl’Hiri WEDNESDAY JULY 16,1874. CITY AFFAIRS. COLVMBVSDAILY MABKET. rii(A*oiAL.-SI|ht Mila ea Maw York par; oa Boo too % per eeet. dlaoomat; oa So. vaae*M4P*r **wt| demead blUeo. BoeUu ! Idl^lal. Beaks eweelUag ehaaka oa Wsw York at %e. premise. Oartmey loaaa 101% por east. por aootk. Oold and allror aoeal. aoL Oottox.—Market dull, tk* quotations: The followloff mn 14 fl- Low MtddUai* 1* OUK MfcSdllnga ««•- Itrlet Midqunce — *” ilaaU aaloo. Beeelpte 4 bolt*—oo by M. a a. B. K.l 4 Op wtcoaoi 0 by K. k 8. L ft.; 0 by W. B. B. | 0 by rlrori 0 by B. W. B. B. Shlpatou a balaa-00 by B. W. B. B.i a for boaia ooaaaapUoa i • by W. B. B. daily BTATaaaar. Btook oa haaUI Aapoat Mat, 1171 1 ,OT Boeolrod today 4 “ prorioatly ao,si»—OO.IU ai,ai) tror*o*2y! '.'Z'.'.'.'.'. ’■ Y '■ ■ iaa,iM—ao,m ■took oa hand i,aM •an Day Last Ybab.—Aipat Mat, l(7t, IN; rooalYod aim* day 4) total rooatpto *1,470; ablppod aaMO day tl i total shipments 44,400 ; atoek 1,191; aaloa M. MlddUact UKOIM. V. B. Posts.—Booatpta for 4 day* 4,ot»j ox- porta to Qroat Brltalo 0,404; to Uootlaobt 040: atook 794,494. A Ooaraokoa of the DaiaooiaUo Party of Mnsooge* Oonntjr will bo bald at tha Court Hooao at 12 o’olook oa Saturday, Augaat lot, for tba puipoao of organising thoroughly for tha octuiog campaign. A fall attandaaoo ia argod apoa tba Party. 0. A. Bxdd, Ohair’o Ex. Com. Two ooourrad yoatorday. Nona of tha eontaatanta iojurad. JHeor JYot»». Tba Parley loavaa thia morning at 11 o’olook. Tba Naw Jaokaon ia doa Friday. Mopor't ceaart Faatordap. An abaantaa waa flnad five dollar*. Sovoral partiaa, obargod with ratalliug liquor witboilt lioenae, wara diamlaaad on thoifj taking out lioonta. Mr Mnunuph uud Memphis Jtaifroad, Thia road bit raduoad ita paaaangar rale* tp four oanta a milo. Alabama roada have alwaya obargod too mnob moaay for trarol. Ibalt of a MunufUcturor. Mr. John Qindlay, Suporintondont of tha warping and apooling room in tba Eagle A Phenix Mills, died Monday. The romaina left yeaterday for Philadelphia, where they are to be interred. , | net of IVayw. The College of Biahope of the Meth- odiat Epiacopal Church, South, hare appointed the week of prayer for thia year to begin on Friday, Auguat Slat, which will be obeerved aa a day of apeoial fatting and prayer. Worm Aput a. During portlono of yeaterday the at- moaphere waa very warm. One eannot help wiabing, like the amart boy, that for the remainder of the aummer ho had been made like a hen-coop, to that the wind might blow right through him We bear that come (40 of the gold of the $08(1 etolen from Mr. Bowell haa been found. Mope might hava been had if aearoh war mote had not been retorted to. Thieve* don’t keep,gold in their dwell- inga. A few hunting for money ia better than a doaeo. Afreet femya. Oolumbua haa upon the publio etreeta one hundred and three lampa. The po licemen are required to light and ex- tinguiah the gaa. There are many por tionaof Oolumbua which are badly light ed, hut ;thia ia beaauao it won’t pay the Oka light Company to extend pipee in that direotion. The oity paya for the lamp poets, but not for tha piping. JfarWagee Jfeeerded. Since January let, ninety-two hava been reoorded in the Ordinary’a office— 61 of whiten and 41 of blaoka. Laat year, during the aame time 124 were reoorded—80 of whitea and 44 of bleaks. Marringea ate now baoomtng very few. Oldinary Brooka tella ua they will not av erage, at present, more than one a week. Couutp School Commltoiouoro. The Board now oonaiata of the follow ing membera: J. T. Urey, Preaident; N. O. Otia, Secretary and Treaaarer; N. L. Howard, G. B. Heard, 0. E. Johnatou, Emanuel Bich. The terma of three membera expire every two yearn. The Boarrtaeeta at. the Court Houae on the flrat Tueedaya in January, April, July and October. The Board ia now having enu merated thoae of achool age outaide of the city. With Oolumbua and her aehoola and the fund they are entitled to from the State, the County Oommiaaionere have nothing to do. JSaeurafoa from Montgomory. One of aeven hundred pereone came from Montgomery on Monday night. Aa a rale they were well dreaaed and be haved, and had aome money, which they apent very freely. The women of the party left aome funds with the dry goods merchants. The exouraioniata had a braes bend, composed of uegroea, who discoursed some very good music on the streets. Somo sort of an entertainment waa given last night in Temperance Hall. The excursion was, we are told, for the benefit of a eolored Methodist ohureh. They are to leave this morning on their special train. •amter V dtasaa Merab ante ag*haaknaf meaof every claae are iovit«M6 meet in the Library rooms, over Qrlfiu’s drag atoaa,;te-xlght at 8 o’elock, for tha ooaaideration of a vary Important measure. The committee appointed at a previous aseeUag will pre aent a report embodying the views of oar merchants generally. A Chamber of Commerce ii expected to tai&Mfitflii Oolumbua needa ttbsh ah MMitUiiom.lt will save expense in arbitihmg mats ten between business men; and, all being united, ita decision would have far greater weight than that of one or a few. Oombipatlohs alwaya are powerful in a community, and can effect more than individuals, no mat ter how strong. Then, too, eommoe and daily association will benefit saah one, eaah learning SOiaSthlng from the other, tend to advanoe the city, and Serve ’da a' protection to all Such an association prodnoae pleasant appearanosa on stq^. gars and visitors to the place, show that Columbus is keeping page with the age. Aotive, enterprising man, qeiet to eateh a point and oapable of dispatch ing matters promptly, should be chosen as ofloers—men who, will .take pride in tbs organisation, and the Secretary and Treasurer should be salaried. M|eetalw.| coaches as officers, and the ooncern won’t live two months. Let our business men turn ont to-night. A geared Oerter. Late Monday night the Marshal and several polioemen hurried down Broad street on hearing lend and exotMqgaisile of “Polios I" “Polios 1” They AreQr ex pected a murder ease, or at. ieas| a had oaee of knock down, ohoking and rob bery. They only found a negro prancing in every direotion, and jumping the moat rapid of Jiffi Crows, regardless of time, He was somewhat quieted, when ha aware by all that was nnholy and divine,.that he waa staoding quietly on the sidewalk', when a wild-oat ran between his lega and a pursuing dog followed immediately after, and eaeh animal in passing todh A’ snap at him. Heoouldshow no marks, however, and his dream of hydrophobia vanished. He was the worst frightened darkey that has been seen in Columbus in many a night, Wootom Boitrood of Atm Same, We notice from Ihe reports in the jour nals that the bonds of thia toad are not being met. This can only mean that the road muet be sold after awhile. The Cen tral and Georgia Railroad Companies will be oompelled to buy it aa the Hoad owea them large hmoOats for baek freights—many hundred thousands of dollara. If other pasties buy, this money will be lost. Does jt not follow that these, roads will jointly be oompelled to bay the road, whioh will not bring more then the bonded debt, in order to save them selves ? Probably the Southern Security Company may come in and tho road man aged just as now. The general, impr aion ia that should Me rqed be add present offloers would be retained.-.A. sale appears inevitable; for if it was not, the companies concerned would meet tha bonds. , , KoeoUonl Jteheeier. All yeaterday praised thU ’excollent de portment of the oolored excursionists from Montgomery, They generally np peered to be of the better cl sea of freed- men. They were convinced, sa aeofi Ua they entered Georgia, that they were in a State where the blaok people have equal legal rights with tha white people ; but that negroes are not regarded—as the Bedioala teaoh them In Agibama—aa the superiors of the more intelligent race. Thus, their Band was playing on thewWe- walk; our policemen i Vary quietly .and oonrteoualy told them this .waa not allojr. ad in Columbus except in rainy.tfualbar—• that the ordinances required all to take the streets. The Band Obeyed the order, aome remarking, “Boys, this ia Georgia, not Alabama." Us Our Opotiko SuOteriOort. Hereafter the Exquibbb-Son package will be sent to tbs Poatoffloe at Opelika. Mr. J. M. Pxaex ia our authorised Agent for Opelika, and will reoeipt for subserip- Bane. Our petrosa wilt oblige ns by calling on him at the Express Offioe end renewing. [M Spodoo Wort Trumpo. i Two eolored boye were playing cards, about sixteen years of age, and both are oolored. Seven-up was the game. A dis pute areee aad Willis Beyd split open Sampson Harrison's akull with a spade. Harrison waa not badly holt, at the spade stiuok his opponent's head. Had it been any other portion ' bf the body it qaight have proved serious. Wiilia waa carried before Justice MoNeil yesterday, who sent him to jail in default of $100 bail. Our friend Jake Bonus gives thia ac- oount of the skrimaga. 8even-up was be ing played aad spades were tramps. Har- riaoe begged, Willis gave him one, and that spade deoided the game. tr— mo* mi. We have been loaned, by Mr. E. A them from J, A Newport HtrtM, of Augokt lfth,tfce, t and July 30th, 1791. Newport, Bhode Island. TlmjMmijyi taebo withal lotteries b^h«~ churches were common; slaves flu Bhode wen advertised to be sold. Island. Think of that.] <bne-paper eUtldnJltbe toerty of peace with the Creek Indiana. It is signed by Henry Knox, Secretary of War. BM the Indian aide, Alexander MeGtlli vray was the principal signer. Another paper describes the visit of George Washington, Preaident of the United 44tales of Amerioa. A banquet was given. Washington gave as a toast: The State we are in, and Prosperity to it. “Tha greatest decency wae obeerved, and the highest harmony prevailed.” “Hon. Mr. Jefferson, 8eoretary of the United States for the 1 'Experiment of StaU “George Obnfon, Esq., Governor of the StatF of New York," and others, were with- hint. “Tlkt Sev. Clergy and the Society of Prce Manons respectively pre- mgteffad»bUttats>j>c President." Our SldomMu. If any one doesn’t believe it ia the im- peratiye and regghrua doty of our City Fathers to have our street pavements properly repulsed sag-fixed, let that par son stnmble along our broken, nneven and exeerable eidewalke for one or two nights, and be’Jl swear it. We do hope that every Councilman will stump n favor ite corn against them bricks, twist bin ankle ar break e: l« adtU they have the osdbmnoas ab Use subject enforced. Wt. McOhUleyljtllin’ui he hs* orders to ley down about a dozen rock pavements in^fteqt 01 different sioree, but thia not because of any ordinance. Many of onr Csnnoil regulations are passed simply to bn disregarded. local Bmimrm ■wo INFLATION ! High prime eee no lings* exist, bums to Urn principle new, end ua I dauitu to alone business, am offering my mock of Dry Goode, Clothing, Hate, Boots and Bhoes, Hosiery, and numerous artidee in thia line, at lees than cost. Call sod examine, and make one dol lar go farther than two at any other place, I am in earnest. If yon doubt it, step in and have proof of the foot. L. Hamas, 114 Broad Bt, myl 4m _ Columbus, Ga. Good Things. Go to the Buby Beataurant for your Oysters, Fish, Game, and all things good to eat. ootlS tf You out find at T. E. Blanchard's, 123 Broad struct, the very latest styles of Drees Goods, at euoh prieea aa oaunot fail to give satiafaotloutA Call and see Domestic Gouda at greatly reduced rates; Factory Good* at fastory prices; Costs' Spool Cotton at 70 cents per doe.; the best Prints at lOe pet yard. mylO tf A few please of French and English Cessimeree, very low, to close oat, at T. A Blauohabd's. CHAM. HEP MAN * CO., Broad Btreet, Columbus, Ga., offer at their popular MWSTAVBANT AND SALOON The best that can be found in Llqnom, Cigars, Tobaeoo, Ac. [my3 ly —For a wonder, no rain fell yestorday. —It ia a bed ben that eabiat yonr house and lays et another’s. —For slender ettremltres horizontally ■tripad stockings ere the things. —New York “played oat” Tom Collins months ego; yet a few Southern papers keep ftoating the same old joke. They Ought to haja got ton sink of the very name by this time. —Get your work done somewhere else aud grumble with your neighbors for not petrouiziog you. This is the wzy to build up the town. —People should prohibit their children from eating green fruit. It is so apt to double their littls-oeae np se test. —The kito season has opened, end the boysjife inducing fheir otfier friends to assist them in utennfaoturing tho ferial messengers, by whioh Franklin bottled the liguttling. Mr. Willie Uobtead,. of Halstead A Cp.’s agricultural store, has several mock ing birds, whioh keep up their beautiful aad-brilliant rou leladet the livelong day. Each is an exquisite songster. —When a Michigan woman was taken from the cow-cutoher of a locomotive, npon whioh she bed been caught and car ried keif a lailo.'sbo said with feeliDg: “I Aas ')o«t sebopod np like gosh al mighty, WHSc’t I ?" —Oh! tho iloa, the flea, tho tormenting flea, attacking his victim whosever be be first on tho loft shin, theu on the right; hero crawlipg ioisnreiy, there taking e bite. If to catch him you try and there he don’t bo, don’t say your finger slipped, 'sni then rislrse the flea 1 : for if you get after him eud he don't make s spring, it Witt be tolimnanfry n very queer thing. - —If this thing continues much longer, these will be more candidates in Musoo- geeUmbly Utah'Vetters. They ore becom ing as thick os blackberries in June. None uf the gentleman are spending money yet, but they are “doiu’ a heap o’ talkin'. Tho lf Qonttom*n In Block." who ia the tutelar demon of dram-shops, assumes bis sourest aspect when the rapid progress of Vumoaa Brrrxas ia reported “down low.” Tb* People’s Vegetable Tonio ia playing tha mischief with hie bitters fired with ram. All diseases which those demoniac nostrums aggra vate, under pretense of relieving, snob as indigestion, slek headaohe, consump tion, rheumatism, goat and intermittent fevers ere eared by it. je24 4w Bohlor't dgur Emporium. The beet Imported Usvsos and Key Weet Ci{an, Chewing sad Imeklag Tobacco, Snuff, Mocrecbnum Pipee, Cigar Holders, Match Safee, Tobacco Ibige, Sc., cao be found at LOUIS 11UIII.bit’s, Randolph St., House with Red ign, near Knquirer Ottice. J»« tf JTeae Thop Curt for Horaoo. An English groom st Saratoga has b*sn telling how Englieh grooms lake osre of hones. He says: In England ^re .take the horse as he comes from a drive, and aprinkle blood-warm wator all over him, from hla head to bta foot. Than we 1 ■crap* him down and blanket him, rob bing hie lege end ftoe dry. Tba* In an hoar he is clean and dry, and ready to teko a good feed, while, with yonr way, he will stand and swelter for hours, and finally dry, etioky and difty. Our hone* never founder, end never take oold. We never nee n curry-oomb. 1 You scratch your horses too hard. The only ears necessary is to hev* tb* treter aot too cold; than bathe them qulok and blanket them instantly,, while yon are rubbing tbeir lege.” Bmnkmptcg. Tha following have been filed in Ba- vaunah ainoe Jane 23d, from thia section ; Robert B. Howard, of Beyoolde, Tay lor oonnty. U. J. Moses, of Ootumbua, solicitor. Petitions for final disohargee have tyneh'i made as follows duriag tha Jams period : John M. Brnoe, of HayaavUle, Hone- ton oonnty. Joel A Griffin, of Fort Val ley, solicitor. Jae. A Barnett, of Fort Valley, Hone- ton oonnty. Same solicitor. Berth M. West, of Pern, Houston eonnty. Joel B. Griffin, of Fort Yelley, solicitor. ATTENTIONI Oo to tho Arhor Moloon. On tho eaeh system wbieh I have adopt ed, end to doe* mj etoek by Oct. let,1874, I will sell drinks st 10 oente. No credit, jnlyl -eodlm Gao. W. Lae. ! Persona!. We were pleased to meet in onr city l^r. W. B. Freeman, now of the house of Rogers A Brown of Maoon. He is e uni versal favorite in Uolnmbus, and regarded as one of onr first and most attentive Imslnesa young men. Bo popular is he, that ho harried rnuoh trade from Golnm- bns to Maeou, and still retains it. When in the retail tr*lo be wee deemed the priuoe of salesmen, and tho best of “sooopers,” and every one delighted to pass a pleasant word with the wall known O. S. of the City Light Guards, 2d Geor gia Battalion, daring the stirring times of war. In the wholesale business be mein- tains bis bold on the pnblie, end his ser vices must be largely remunerative to his hoiyte. He richly deserves the largest there of success, end his numerous Co lumbus friends hope and are sure he will win it. Luek to him 1 To Sludp Law. Mr. B. H. Goetchius, eon of Mr. B. A Goetrfirius in this city, has abandoned school toaohing, in whioh profession he has boon engaged for two or three years, to study law. The 0atette, published in Barnesville, where Mr. G. taught last year, says: “Mr. Goetchius is a gentle men of ripe scholarship, of greet energy of character, and has all the elements es sential to success. We predict for him a gloriously successful future in his chosen profession.” . Saturate a piece of bread or meat with gastrie juice, and it will dissolve. This is digestion. Add to such a mixture a little eloohol, and it will not dissolve. Thie ia indigestiou. Beware, then, of tiuotures, or touies, or deeoctious con taining spirituous liquors. Shun all rum “tonics,” and roly solely on Dn. Wits- Xa s VisBotn Bitters, the finest digest ive invigorant known, and free from the fiery curse of Alcohol. my28 4w The best place to buy Table Linens, Napkins and Sheetings, is at Blahchard's, 123 Broad it A large lot o| cheep Cassimeree and Linens, very oheap, at BnutcHi-BD’s. Pretty Oolored Muslins, BbaII meet Stripee iH very cUeei>, ut PEA000K A SWIFT'S. It*'* Fchbrck’i 8ia Win Tonio.—In the utoiuophere experienced here during tho Bntniner month**, the lethargy produced by the heat takes aw »y the de sire for wholesome food, and frequent persplm- ti* ns reduce bodily energy, l articuluriy tiiose •uft ilng from the efforts of debilitating dbueste. In order to hoop a natural heulthtal activity of the system, we must resort to urMflcfal nin.uH. For this purpose Bohenck’s Pe t Weed Tonic is very effectual. A few doeet will create an appetite and give freeh vigor to the enervated body. For dys pepsia, it is invaluable. Many eminent physiciaus have doubted whether dyspepsia can be perma nently cured by the drug* which are generally employed for that purpose. The Bea Weed Tonic in its nature is totally different from such drugs. It contains no corroaive minerals or acida; in fact it assists the regular operations of nature, and supplies her deficiencies. The tonic in its nature so much resembles the gastric /nice that it is al most identical with that fluid. The gastric juice is the natural solvent which, in a healthy condi tion of the body, causes Ihe food to be digested; and when this jnioe is not excreted in sufficient quantities, indigestion, with nil ita distressing symptoms, follows. The Bea Weed Tonic perfornra the duty or the gastric juice when the latter is defleiont. Bchsnck’e Bea Weed Tonic told by all druggists. mylO eotily Vond’M J&ctracto In the very common and obstinate form of diseases known m Piles or Hemor rhoids, it has wou its greatest reputation among the people. [je25 eodAw New Advertisements. $25 A DAY GUARANTEED using ou< WELL AUGER A DRILL la geec territory. Federeed by Qsvereon •f IOWA, ARKANSAS A DAKOTJ Mritgiefii*. V.t01l,AMi.lb. For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS* CAiSoLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Druggists. 4w LIVINGSTONE IS DEAD. For SO years bullions have intently watched his psniLoos yet ucaoio stbcoulks. mid grand AOBiBvnntNTs, and now eagerly desire tho Com plete Ufe-Hlfttory of this world-renowned Hcno aud bxubimctuk. which unfolds also the curi osities and wealth of a wild and wouderful coun try. It lejuft ready. 2,000 agents wanted quickly. One agent sold INI, another 100 in one week For particuUre, ad a reus 1KUBBAKD ItRON., either Fhlia., Boston, or tin., Q. * 200 Pianos and Organs, Broa way, than ever before offered in Now York. SPECIALTY—Pinoe and Organs to let until the rent mony pays the price of tne Instrumeat. 11- Ministers, Ohnrchi Forewarned, Ferearmed. To l>e fore armed now whoa yoa are threatoaed with all the ailmente caused by debilitating Spring and 8nm< mer weather te to make free nee of JURUBEBA, tlon. Purify the blm . and Prlaary organs, lavlgorats the System, and make you enjoy life as yon ought. Price $1 a Lot- JOIIN Q. KKLLOQO. Agent, 4w iJew York. A6ENT8 WANTED yen tas IAL or ran UNITED STATES. . ever boon published of such uni versal interest to ths American people. It appeals to no pnrtioaMr class alone, bnt to all classes; to men and women of all prof-ssioas, creeds, occupa tions and political opinions—to farmers, lawyers, biiffinoRN uieu, meclmiiioe, phyaician*. p >liticians, teuch^rii, students, munufuctuiuiv, saiemuen, men of learning and men who oan only r.-ud, to old and young. 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Want of action In the Liver causes Headache, Constipation, Jaundice, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough, Chills, Dissinees, flour Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Depression of Spirits, or the Bines, and a hundred other symptoms, for which 8IMM0N8 LIVER REGULATOR is the best remedy that has ever benn discovered. It acts mildly, effectually, and being a simple vegetable compound, can do no injury in any quantities that It may be taken. It is harmless in every way; It has been used for forty years, and hundreds of the good and great from all parts of the country will vouch for ita being the purest nod best. New Goshen Butter, MaztppR Flour, PrrH Grit*, Ry* Flour. Oat Moil aad WhoatQrlto, Heidilok Champagne, Imported and Amarloan Wlnaa, all ktnda, Arrack (for punch), London Porter, Edinburgh Alo, Horae Radish (grated), Canned Good* of all klnda, Fiah and Roa in kito and kege, JUST kkciivid by H. F. ABELL & CO. J c8 *tf SinHriM LlViK UWULATQl « Medici* to cure if taken regularly, Ir no intoxicating beverage, Is a faultless family medicine, Ia the chespest medicine in tho world, Is given with safety and ths happiest results to Does not disarrange the system, Takes the place of Quinine enu Bitter* of every kind, Contains the simplest and beet remedies. FOR SALE BY ALL DMUOGISTS. fob*) deodewly THE BEST ADVICE thet can be given to persona suffering from dvs- pepsin, bilious oompleint, colic, consumption, sick headaohe, fever and ague, nervous debility, or of any disorder affecting the stomach, the five ~ wgniat TUTT’ kidneys, is to tone, cleanse, and regulate these im portant organs by the nee of DR. TUTT’S TIGHT- niiuai utTonriDuo. lue; mi v«rj tutiuij. jut thoroughly restore the fanctlonal action of the digestive organs and ths intestines end renovate the whole system. They produo* neither nausea, griping or weakness, and may be taken at any time without change of diet or occupation. Pries 26c e box. Bold by all druggists. DR. TUTT’i HAIR DYE poseeeseH qualities that no other dye does. Its effect is instantaneous, and so natural that it __ not be detected by the closest observer. It is harmless and easily applied, and is In general Tetter, and Balt lthenm, Scald Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism, Pain and Enlargement of the Bones, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhoea Whites, Womb Diseases, Dropsy, White Swellings, Syphilis, Kidney and Liver Complaint, MorcnrTal Taint, and Piles, all proceed from impure blood. DR. TUTT*H SARSAPARILLA is the most powerful Blood Purifier known to medical science. It enters into the circulation and eradicates every morbific agent; renovates the system; produces a beautiful complexion and causes the body to gain flesh and increase in weight. Keep the Blood Healthy and all will be well. To do eo, nothing has ever been offered that can compare with this valuable vegetable extract. Price $1.00 a bottle. Sold by all Drugt'ifits. Office 48 Oortlandt street, N. Y. febl/i tleodftwly cuRk Neuralgia, Piles, headaohe, Diarrhoea, Boils, Old Soros, Lameness, Bums, Soreueas, Toothache, Scalds, Sprains, Hoarseness, Ulcers. Wounds, Sore Throat, Colie, Bruises, Rheumatism, Hemorrhages, Etc. inarJIl eodRw8m Liver! Liver! Liver! SIMMONS’ HEPATIC, OR LIVER CURE, It . purely YKGKTADLK PREPARATION, harm- Liver, Kidneys, Skin, Stom ach or Bowels. This Medicine has been tiled by thousands and has never failed to give satisfaetion. 49*Try one bottlo aud be convinced. E, L. KINO * SONS, Proprictori and Manufacturers, Columbia, 8. C. Tor sale by A. M. BRANNON, Agent for Colum us and Opelika, ap23—tawGm. DOORS, SASH, ETC. Our 8eventy Page Illustra ted Catalogue of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, STAIB BAILS, NEWELS, FANCY GLASS, Ao., Mailed to any one Interacted In building, on receipt of .temp. KEOGH ft THORNE, 261 A 266 CANAL STREET, jyll tlAwly NEW YORK CITY. OIAROND SPECTACLES! These Spectacles are manufactured from "Min ute Crystal Pebbles" melted together, and are called Diamond on accobut of th^ir hardness and brilliancy. Having been tested with the polariscope, the diamond lenses have been found to admit fifteen per ceut. leas heated rays than any other p*Hw. They are ground with great scientific accuracy, are free from chromatic aberrations, and produce a brightness and distinctness of vision not before attained in spectacle!. Manufactured by the Spenoer Optical Manufacturing Co., New York. For sale by responsible agents In every city in the Union. W1TTICH A KIN8EL, Jewelers aad Opticians, ar. sole agents for Columbus, Ga., from whom they can only be attained. No peddlers employed. Do not buy e pair unless yom eee the trade mark ^ oett deodewly I Rian OAT MEAL. 8AG0, TOPIOCA, HICK- ■R’S FARINA, FINE TEAS et low prices. Cross A Blackwell's Pickets, all kinds. Extra Choice Bio, Old Government Java and Mocho Coffee. Roasted Coffee. Best brandj Ila;u i and Breakfast Strips. St. Louis Pearl Uxits, 20 lb for $1. Blackwell's Durlntn Smoking Tobacco, 76c 7$ Lorlllard's Bright and Dark Century Chewing Tobacco. West’s Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, 40c 7$ gallon. Pare Cider Vinegar, 60c $ gallon. ROB’T S. CRANE, Je21[febl d6m] Trustee. THE WHOLESALE Grocery House THE CAMPAIGN Weekly Enquirer 1 * A LIVE PAPER, J. & j. KAUFMAN, No. 14 and 10 Broad St., Columbus, Ga., KEEPS CONSTANTLY OR HARO ABOUT 100,000 pound* Baoon. BOO barrel* Flour. From 100 to 200 barrel* Sugar. 100 bags Coffee. From ICO to 200 barrel* Syrup. 200 barrel* Whiskey. 200 box** Tobaooo. -BOO ** Soap. 200 11 Candle*. 100 berrel* Lerd. 80 “ Mackerel. BOO *aok* Salt. 80 tit roe* Rice. BOO ream* Wrapping Paper. 100 oesee Potaah. 100 “ Sardinee. 100 “ Oyetere. 100 “ Picklee. 100 boxee Candy. 100 “ Starch. 100 gross F urlor Matches. 1,000 pounds Lorlllard’s Snuff. 20,000 Cigars. 1,000 pounds Green mnd Black Tea. 200 bags of Shot. 100 boxee Soda end Fancy Crackers. 100 “ Cheese in lesion* 50 barrels Vinegar. 20 casks Scotch Ale. 100 doxen Wooden Buckets. 100 doxen Brooms* And And everything in the Grocery line, which they offer to tha tratle by the packnge, as low as any other Jobbing Uuuse in the United States. aprl6 Gm J. A J. KAUFMAN. P. A. POMEROY, AT BOOHER’S l'OHREl|, ('ALLS ATTENTION TO Choice White Shad, “ Freeh Bay Flth, “ Mobile Cabbage, “ Celery and Lettuce, “ Live and Oreeeed Poultry, “ Freeh Country Seueage, Spare Riba end Baokbonee. A Choice Lot of Fresh Craokere, Sugar Jumblei, Lemon Snape, Ginger Snipe, Lemon Croame, So. Apploe, Onione, Potetoee STurnipe. ©A.- 0 usual Family Supplies and Fancy Groceriss Mr. T.’ C. PRIDGEN will be found at the coun ter aii’4 will Ikj pieas<d to wait on his former cUa- tomorb md frieudn. Ths patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. fel28 Automatic Family Knitting lachinc. -4 We offtr to tho public a simple, cheap Family Knitting Mociiinf. In improving and perfecting we have aimed at MIHFLICITYq and we connd’jntly assert thr.t any person of ordinary ingenuity will be able to use the Knitting Machius with better success than a Sewing Muchiue. Our Machine Is not lia ble to get out of order. It can be attached to an ordinary tabie and worked by a child. Fall In structions accompany each Machine. Families may club together aud buy one Machine, as one will do ihe knitting for a noun households. Send for Circulars and Price List ------ eu« rnuo Kill. N . a;e nho the sole and exclusive Agents ...u. — lio. ■■ v e.*enu me sole nno excmsive 4 fcritatiliimri Bickford KelHIif New York Knitting Machine Co., ijli 4*wtf M, BroMlv.y, New York. Within the Reach oi Every Mm, Woman and Child! 40,000 Subscribers Wantet J ▲t 60 Cents Apiaoe! There ia * premie* of on eotire point. oel campaign thie fall in Georgia aedAla- boaoa, and it te of vital importance to tin people thet they ehould be thonmgU, ported on the question of party i*m«, aad olio ai to the life aadoharaeten^ the men for whom they are to vote. To fill tide went the pnblieher of the ENQUIRER- SUN ha* determined to eetabliah eo eoou u b can get on* thoueend eabeoribere, THE CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER, which he will uxul to nay tddrmu on the reoeipt of FIFTY CENTS FOR FIVE MONTHS Ten thoueand extraoopieewill belaud on the first edition—an important fact of whioh advertiwn ahonld avail themwlTM. Candidate*, and ohairmen of commit- i tees in Georgia and Alabama, a* well il Granger* end other bodice, should mat. up olnbe at onoe, and lend na all the po litical information they oan glean. The ieaue* are of groat importance, and tha people ehould be ronaod to tha emsrgancy. Groat a* will bo the exponeo involved ia thie enterprise, I will, a* an extra Induce ment, tend free for one year the Wxmi or SuMDAX Ekquibib-Bux to «ny person landing mo twenty name* and tea dclfsi* for THE CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER Herd time* oaunot be urged for not taking this paper, os its low oort placet it within the reeoh of alL Let onr friends go to work at onoe, epread the news, tnd aid ns in eaonring euoh a circulation aa will make the new enterprise a medium of the greatest good. Good men only will bf endorsed, *ti no effort will bo iperad to rid Alabama J the harpies now preying on her. In addition to nil political nan, i, tba I If, 1 Campaign Enquirer a thirty-two oolnmn paper, will contain j General and Foreign Now*, tbeintaet J Market*, Crop Heporta, Hints for Plast ers, able Editorials, Household Bccipex, itoiigious Intelligence, Sketches of Travel, Original Btories, Poetry, and Local Intel ligence. Form Your Clubs at Once! A. R. Calhoun, EnqvtTtr-Gvh* COLUMBUS, GA.
