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FJ^ f£S6ELS, MSPISS
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1874.
YOL. XVI—NO. 180
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MISSISSIPPI.
■EUBOKS ATTACK ANTI1 AID
AKB KBPCLBBB—riCKT.
IBS «OII« O.V.
WHITES liniVI HELP WHICH
IS FORWARDED.
A Th4un4 IHIM. l.rrou.d „4
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The above Is with the prlvilefe of a eh
every three maths. Vot yearly saris a llhera
count will Immadm
Thp W»*W j nrn. «tu Uvaciabty ha eae-third
When an advorttsensat Is shaafaft Mere them
one- in thro* month* the advertiser will be oharg*
t>d with the cost of eemposM** foreign advsr-
ti****-* pa* m da those at home.
Memphis, August 11.—A ipecial to the
The Brooklyn Nuisance.
Cariosity A howl KoaUaw's Mato
■ana*.
Maw Yots, Angnet 11.—Monlton wax at
bi« re.idenoe ail day. Be ret need to eay
'whether his statement would bo msdo
pnWio today, and woald not answer any
questions on tba anbjeot.
District Attorney Window, Theodora
Tilton, and MonMon'a atanographar were
in attendenoe upon Monlton from an ear
ly boar, and remained donated with him
for an indefinite period. The house was
beseiged by the newspaper reporters, bnt
nothing definite could be leaned.
Distriot Attorney Window, in oonvema-
tion, said that it was more than probable
that the statement vrontd not bo ready for
publication for a day or two, ea the com
mittee had to eorapara documents contain
ed in it with those already in their poases-
don. More then thia he wta unable to
eay.
Moulton's To.tlaa.ar ■Boot—It Buna,
wgoa Tilton.
New You, Angnet U.—F. D. Monlton'a
testimony waa vary bri,f. He ref need to
give up doumanta to Aha eeamaHtso, ex
cepting each ee bad baan dladad to, and
of which extracts had been headed to the
committee by Tilton. Thees show that
Tilton had garbled letters for hie own ad
vantage, end in soma eases had divided
doenmenU for the purpose of heading in
cumulative testimony.
MMJSor WbltoBoneo—maOAontaro of
C * " his Booth.
Cbxoaoo, Angnet 10.—Bishop Whito-
honee had bean sick bnt a little over a
week. Previous to hla illness he bad
taken a trip of twenty-one days. Daring
that time he preached forty sermons. Hie
effort, proved too mack for hie constitu
tion, and he give np work. Beaohlag
home, he wea not considered dangerous
until Saturday evening, when he suffered
‘a paralytio stroke and baeam* uncon
scious. Yesterday he loosed efficiently
to reoogmse bis ehildren end raoaive the
Holy Communion, bnt thenceforth de
clined gradually until his death, which
oeeuned at 9 o’olook this morning. His
age wea 71 years.
rite In WaatfieM, UaaaetiiaA
Haw You, August 11.—A big fire at
Westfield, yesterday morning, breaking
oat in Deoker'a olothiag a lore. Flames
spread rapidly. A whole block of build-
tugs destroyed. The prinolpel cofferers
were Pieieon A Murehooae, dry goods;
Gales' drug store, Godfrey A Marsh,
Baal Estate office; Umatwad * Co., Cabi
net A Yable. The dames wen choked by
the firemen trying to tear down the bnlld-
lnga. Loss $400,000. Insurance light.
lenleallea Declined—T.ria*, In
IlHwwIs.
Chicago, Angost It.—Gov. McCrary,
who was nominated for Congreee by the
liepublicsus in the Fourth Distriot, has
tUcliasd.
A destructive tornado passed through
Dixon, Illinois, last night, and did great
damage to the crops, fenoea and other
property in that vielnity.
■•re Cbargee AginsS HavaaNyar.
New You, Aogust 11.—Additional
charges of a serious oharaster have been
preferred egainatjklayor Havameyer, and
forwarded to Albany. The Governor
forwarded the Mayor n oopy of the char
ges for his answer. They accuse him of
abnsing the appointing power. Further
charges are being prepared.
It is rumored that Compt.oller Green
has been indicted for malfeasance.
Kauaaim wad Nebraska Crepe Be-
etreyed.
Washing to*, August 11.—Kn" ,M grass
hoppers have litterally destroyed every
thing in northwest and southwest Kansas
and Nebraska. The damage inflicted ia
far greater then in 1886. The corn crop
throughout all that region ia totally de
stroyed.
Drowned at Cape May.
Oaks Mat, N. J., August 11.—The
bodiaa of the two ladies drowned while
bathing, were found by the keeper of the
new light-house at Hartford inlet. The
lort boat was found bottom op.
First Mala at Saltaaa-
SnutA, Aug. 1 l.—Ths first bale ef new
cotton wee received to-day from lb* plan
tation of H. O. A i. A, ^Marshall in Dal-
lea county. It waa oonaignad to H.
Mayer A Co., weighed 6*0 pounds, cli
ad strtot good ordinary, and sold at ano-
Mon at 17)o. Bought by L. Mayar.
8:80 thia morning, says at 11 o’clock last
night three ladies and two gentlemen ar
rived here from Anatin in e skiff end re
port considerable fighting late yesterday
afternoon.
mono MOKBT OAPTOBBD.
The ooaamander of the poet (whose
name we do not iaurn) diapetohed
aoout of twenty-five men On the road to
Cold Water Station, on the Mississippi
and Tennsase* Railroad, and oaptnred a
pioket of tweaty negroes who were sta
tioned about twenty miles from town, and
brought them in as prisoners and dis
armed them.
on KILLED AMD OXX WOUNDED.
As they were being pat into the Court
Hons* yard one tried to make hie escape,
when he wee fired upon and killed, end in
the melee which ensued another negro
waa wounded, bat not fatally.
naxoxs dbivx in to wxm.
Later in the afternoon a larger body of
negroes advnnodH from the south, and
attacked the town, driving in the white
akirmishers to the Coart House, where the
main body of the whites were stationed.
TO MOB OHABOUD AID BHPULBED.
A charge was made by the whites, and
tht negroes were repulsed, with a lose of
several killed and wonndad. Fighting
waa going ou when out informants left,
and they were fired upon aa they crossed
over to 8h!p Island.
WHITES ASK TOB ASSISTAMCB.
Memphis, August 11.—A second die-
pitch from Helena says: Maj. Horn Obal-
mera, of Hernando, has just arrived here
for the purpose of oharteriog a boat to
take men to the essietanee of the whites
in Anatin.
AUSTIX SOaSOUEDBD.
He says e courier from Mayor Woodson,
of Auetin, reaohed Hernando at daylight,
stating that the town was surrounded by
abont one thoneand negroes, and asking
for help.
AID BEET.
A boat with two huodred men from
Hernando and vioinity will be here at 3
o’olook, and in company with volunteers
from this oity, will start at 4 o’olock for
Austin.
CAUSE Or THE DISTUBDAN0E.
Dr. Smith, who is the unfortunate cause
of tha trouble thare, reaohed here last
night. Soma three weeks ainae, he wee
attacked in the streets of Austin by a ne
gro, end drawing a pistol fired at tba no-
gro, but missed him end killed a little ne
gro girl, which exasperated the negroes to
such an extent that they oollected a mob
and took Dr. Smith to the woods lo hsng
him, which they would have done bnt for
the entreaties of Mayor Woodson and the
doctor's wife. Sines that time Dr. Smith
has been a voluntary inmats of tha jail to
prevent being mobbed, until last Friday,
when some friends osme end carried him
brother of Mayor Hendun, and on yester
day, encountering Mayor Hendon on
the stroet, began to abuse him, and finally
SNAFPED A PISTOL
twice in the Mayor’s face, wha then drew
a pistol and shot him dead. Almost sim
ultaneously, two or three shots were
find at the negro by the friends of the
Mayor, who bed collected there, among
whoa area Oaaar Barton, n young man
noted for being SB excellent shot and
brave, who was charged with firing at
Warren, when h* met hla death, by tba
negroes, who had become very maoh in
censed at the death of Warren and threat
ened to kill Barton, who eboat 11 o’clock
appeared on the streets, armed with a
doable-barrelled shut-gnn and pistole.
REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS flU OR THXM.
Judge J. U. It coves, Albert Reeves, tha
Sheriff eleul, and another brother named
Paul, attempted to street and disarm Bur
ton, and owing to a report that a body of
negroes were marching into town, Burton
refused to be arrested, end they opened
fire on him, wounding him severely in
four different places.
nn nSTURHs to oompumuet.
He returned the fire with a shot gnu,
mortally wounding Paul and Albsrt and
and then fell himself, bnt raising himmit
on bis elbow, drew his pistol and shot J,
G. Reeves in tbo shoulder, iaflioliag a
daugorous but not fatal wound.
HX XICUVXS THIUTK1M WOUND*.
The party of negroes who had congre
gated then opened fire on Barton, shoot
ing him in a number of places, sad one
rushing np put * pistol to his beak. In
all, he rooeived thirteen wounds, and if
any prove fatal, which the dootore doubt,
it will be the last one mentioned.
uaiAT EXCITEMENT FOLLOWS.
The exoitement that followed wee in
tense. Reports spread that nsgro run
ners had been eem to the oeuatry to stir
np the various colored societies, and
Memphis was telegraphed to for aid.
Many negroes left town aa waa supposed
to proenre reinforcements, among whom
was Williamson, who, in e speech daring
the canvass, said if the civil rights bill
was not passed, he
WOULD BIDE IN BLOOD UP TO HIS BB1DLH
BITS,
was captnred lsst night, but escaped af
terwards.
VOLUNTEEBS ABBIVE.
On the errivsl of tha roititsiy from
Memphis, they found the oitinens in arras
and the town under patrol. Their arrival
was hailed with great joy by the whites,
end at the earnest request of the eitiaens
Capt. Duncan's Chickasaw Guards agreed
lo romain till Monday, while the remain
der returned home this evening.
TWO BEEVES' CHAD—SUBTON BICOVHErKO.
Foreign Intelligence.
PRANCE.
Maaalne Escapee.
Paeib, August 11.—Great excitement
in this oity, owing to the report thut
Marshal Baiaina baa escaped. The par
ticulars of hie esoepe ere not known.
THX'WEAIUKI.
Department or Wta, I
Washington, Augaat 11, 1874. [
Probabilities.—Vor the Sooth Atlantia
End Oolf States: high temperature, winds
moaliy from eoaih and west, and partly
oloudy weather, with generally higher
barometer in the latter, and With lower
barometer and posaibly occasional rain
areas in the former.
Prominent Incidents
History of Columbus
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
MARKETS.
IT TILIQIAPH TO ENRVIMER.
Liter dispatcher state that Sheriff Al
bert Reeve.) and Paul Reeve* are dead.
Barton and Judge J. G. Reevee will ra-
oover. Town qniet.
THE PB1BB BIRO.
The Edwarda-Calller Flfhl.
PiTTanuuo, August 11.— An immense
crowd of person* gathered at 12:80 thia
morning to see the Edwarda-Oollier party
off. The destination ia uncertain, but
supposed to be Live Island, near Booth
Forry, Pen n.
Eleven Round* Fought — Cellyer
Claimed Edwards Had Seme
thing In Hla llnad and
Refused ft# C#nftlnne.
Pittsburg, August 11.—The pugUiate
went into the ring at 3:30 p. tu. Up to
4 o'clock eight rounds hAd been fought,
The first w«*a won by Collyer, and the
others by Edwards, who knoeked Oollyer
down on tha eeoond round. Oollyer re
sponded stoutly on the eighth round.
Betting was 100 to 25 in favor of Edward*.
A second dispatch atatej that at the
eleventh round a few exchangee were had,
when Oollyer refused to oontiuue the
fight, ou the ground that Edwards bad
to Hernando, on leaving which the ne- j something in his hands.
groes ooUeoted in large numbers and no
tified the Mayor, that uuleaa he wha
brought back and put in jail they would
burn the town.
fAustin is in Tunioa county, Miss., on
the Mississippi river. Hernando ia on the
Mississippi, opposite Helena.]
AUSTIN 00MPLBTKLY SURROUNDED—WHITB
BBINfOBGEMINTB FOB WARDED—PLANTA
TION If BOKOES MABCHINO TO THE TO WE.
Memphis, August 11.— 1 The third dis-
patoh to the Appeal from Helena aays , ^ t
, a at w a I vear olds: $100 entrance, $50 forfeit,
that telegrams are being received from y ea ’ ' . .
tin fnr men. Association to add $1,500. Dmmnoe two
The Judge refused to allow tha claim,
and ordered the fight to go on.
Oollyer refuged, and tha Judge withheld
hie deoiaiouH.
[In u fight two years e^o Edwards’ op
ponent claimed u foul, charging that Ed
wards had bitten him. Edward* claimed
it, but it did cot do any good.]
Mowey and Stock Markets.
NawYonx, Auguet 11.—Money easy at
3 per cent. Gold 109). Exchange—ion;
987) ; abort 491. Governments dull ao,
strung. State bonds qniet.
Nxw Yoke, Angnet 11—Money easy at
2). Sterling qniet at 7). Gold inactive
at 9)n!i). Government, dull, little off.
State, quiet aud nomin-d.
Provision Markets.
New Yobk, August 11.—Floor firm and
quiet. Wheat shade firmer. Gorn dud
end unchanged. Pork heavy, $24. Lard
qniet at 14.
St. Louia, Angnet 11.—Flour quiet and
week; email business. Corn inactive,
dosing lower to Bell; No. 2 mixed 65.65)
iu elevator. Whiskey steady at 98. Pork
quiet; email tote Bold at $24. Baoun firm;
shoulders 9).9); dear rib eidea 18; dear
aidee 18). Lard firm; email lota of re
fined lii); prime hteam 11.
Oinoihnati, Angnet 11.—Flonr dull.
Gorn firmer at (ifetid. Pork qniet; offer
ing at $24. Lard firm, at ISfall) for
Hammer; kettle 19). Beoou quiet;
ehoalders 9); clear rib 18; dear 13).
Whiskey strong at 98.
Louisville, Aug. 11. —Flonr nnohangad.
Gorn firm, in fair demand; white 80.82;
mixed 72. Pork quiet and unchanged
at $23. Bacon in fair demand, but firm;
ehonidem 9)*I0; deer rib 18); dear 13).
Lard 164*16). Whiskey 96.
Cotton Markets.
Liverpool, Angnet 11—Noon.—Cotton
Ann; uplands 8)s8|; Orleans 8}**); Bales
10,1100 balsa, including 2,000 tor specu
lation and export.
Hales on basis of middling uplands,
nothing below good ordiua y, deliverable
iu September aud October, 8 13-16.
Livxbpool, August It.—Sales on basis
of middling uplands, nothing below low
middlings, deliverable in September and
October, 8).
Nxw Yoax, August 11.—Cotton dull and
nominal; Bales 234; middling uplands 17);
Orleans 17). •
Futures opened ee follows: Angus!
16)al6); September 16 11-32.1613-32; Oc
tober 10 5 32.16 7 10; November 16 1-32
al6 5-32; December 16 1-I6al6 3-16 ;
January 16)al6 51U; February 1611-16.
16 9 16; Murch 16J.16); April IV).
New Yoax, Aogust 11.—Cotton qniet:
sales of 1,631 bales at 17); net receipts
31H.
Fotnres dosed steady; sales of 21,800
bales, an follows: August 16).16 3-16;
September 16j.l 6 9 82; Ootober 16 5-32a
16 3 16; November 16).16 5 32; Decem
ber 16 3-32; January 16 8-16.16).
Galveston, August 11.—Cotton quiet
aud steady; good ordinary 14); net re
ceipts 24; sale. 140.
Boston, Aogust 11.—Cotton qniet; mid
dlings 17); sale. 2(H); stock 8,0:4).
Mobile, Augost 11.—Cotton firm; mid
dlings 16; sales 50.
Naw Orleans, Angnet 11.—Cotton
firm? mid dings 16); low middling. 15);
good ordinary 14); ordinary 11).
Memphi., August 11,—Colton steady
demund good; offerings light; low mid
dlings 15)al6; reoeipts 23; shipment* 37;
sdes 250.
Charleston, August 11.—Middlings
15); low middlings 15); good ordiua
ry 14); ust reoeipts 41; .ales 100.
Savannah, August 11. — Unchanged;
middlings 16); net reoeipts 49 bales.
Augusta, August 11.— Quiet; sellers
sskiog higher; middlings 15)al6; net re-
oeipta 13; sales 30.
From ill first Statement is 1827, Is Me
Wilton KM, in 18115, compiled by John
H. Martin.
The undersigned propottt It publish in s
volume of 150 or mere payee, a work water
the above title, covering the period from the
selection qf the locality far a “ trading town,”
in 1827. to the capture and partial destruction
qf the city by the Witeon Kidd, in 1865.
The incident! will be derived mainly from ite
neieepapert, which will be gleaned for thie
purpoee with much core. It it believed that
most of aw eitieene would like to have such
incidents in this compact and convenient form,
and will encourage the undertaking to the
extent of the email amount aekedfor the work
Each chapter will contain short biographi
cal sketches or notices of the principal citizens
mentioned in it, who have einee died. The
volume will also embrace full information
concerning the churches, factories, (£c., now
existing.
We do not propose to publish this compila
tion with a view lo making money, as the
small price asked for it will show. But at
the same time we do not want to lose money
by its publication, and therqfore we wish to
limit the number qf copies printed to the de
mand fur the work. With this object in view,
we issue thie prospectus, inviting those who
desire copies of the volume to send in their
names.
The price will be one dollar per copy for
a pamphlet bound volume, printed on paper
like the specimen sheet issued. A small
number qf copies will also be issued on a su
perior article of paper for $1 30 per copy.
Payable when the work is delivered, which
will be some time next Fall.
TIIOS. GILBERT.
May 12, 1874.
Having had In our smploy an Agsnt that wo hovo dlaoovtrsd to bo simply
’a diminutively Insignificant and contemptuously unworthy, unreliable, Indo
lent and dlsbonoat follow, through whom on Imprsoalon hat become current
that wo ars about discontinuing our buslnat* In Columbui, wo dttiro to »*y
that notwithstanding any and oil suoh representations that may bo or may
have boon mode, wo ore dotsrmlnad to moke our Maohlne more prominently
known than avsr.
ae«T wily
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A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold by Drug lit*. Aw
Sabatoqa, August It.—Fits! nee to
day wa. for the Kenver stakes, for three
the vioinity of Anatin, asking for men,
arms and amunition, and stating that un
less the whites, who are surrounded in
the eonrt-hoaee, nro speedily relieved,
they will be forced to earrender or be cap
tured.
The steamer A. J. White has been
obartered to leave nt 5 o'clock, nod will
carry a large number of men well armed.
WHITES OHAHOX THE NXOKOK8.
Another dispatch to the same paper
■sys the negroes surrounding Austin
were charged on the South this morning
by e body of mounted whites, who killed
four or five end captured twenty negroes.
BXHPKCTIYE NUMBEBS.
The bleoks number eboat 700; the
whites have shout 200. Both parties are
expecting reinforcements. *
BLACKS MAECHINO TO AUSTIN.
At present the whites have the best of
th# fight. The negro bands on the plan
tations opposite on the Arkansas side ore
arming and marching on Austin in a large
namber.
TENNESSEE.
Bloody Affair at Somer
ville.
Memphis, August 9.—In Somerville the
election bed been hotly contested and
many negroes had attended the polls
daring the day heavily armed, end some
bid openly threatened to barn the town.
Daring the day a prominent negro poli
tician named Cash Warren had earned
sad abated Green Hendon, n young
miles. Slakes olosed to-dey with flfty-
Heven nominations, bnt only four started.
Stampede won by fully three lengths ;
Acrobat seoond, aud Reform third. Time
3:42.
01'be second race was for a purse of $609
for all ages; distance one mile end a
half.
Before the race pool* for Katie
Tease sold fur $219 to SO against the
field. Fellowcraft, amid great ex
citement, won by two lengths; Ka
tie Pease leading Governess by twelve
lengths. The defeat of the favorite
caused e greet sensation among the bet
ting portion of the spectators. Time
2:48).
The Iwdlna War.
Chicaoo, Aogust 11.—Gen. Pope tele
graphs Lieut. Geo. Sheridan that the In-
diaus who have been maranding in South
western Kansas have gone to the borders
of the Llano Estacado, * country filled
with game, and that they have an abnnd-
auoe of ammunition.
The three columns of troops now op-
eratiug, will converge on the section
named.
Hteamer Bans Down a khNur,
Nxw York, August 11.—The eonnd
steamer, Oity of Boston, ran down the
schooner Dsn Fray, with alt oa board.
Two of the Fray's crew were picked up
exhausted.
District Attorney.
Wasuinoton, Angnet 11.—N. S. Mc
Afee bee been appointed Distriot Attor
ney for North Alabama.
MARY 8HARP COLLtut.
Established In 1»A1. Thia old ,.ud cole*
brald'i I 1 '*' • m * t-cUuoi t. in flit* |i
ly liu. Uliy low* of \Wbofc>*tnr, on » I
uintiiTlAi'd Mountain, Ttiih moo. (.01
it* mutual •mi-1 'll* of tou uiOii'li« ou thu
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largest circulation, and the best appointed print
ing and publishing eatablUhment and building in
the Woat. Is a large, eight-page illustrated and
original family Weekly, price $3.00 per year.
Kvury suhar.Hher receives » magnificent premium
aud a share in the distribution. Subtcribt now 1
WE WANT AGENTS.
6.000 each 100,000
4.000 aaeh 100,0u0
0,000 aaoh 00,000
2.000 •acli 100,000
1.000 each 100 000
600 ench 1*0,000
100 each 60,000
60 (Mil 960,000
l GlUUIUtiCrtS
H. F. ABELL A CO.
USVU JUST IIXCUIVXD
Cream Chests, fins Appl* Chases,
New Mackerel In kits,
Flour from New Whoat,
Out MmI, Ryo Flour,
Whost and Corn Grits,
Canned Fruit* and Moots,
Cider Vlnogsr BOo per gel.,
Kerosene Oil, 40o gallon,
Sugar of all grades,
Coffee, Rlooand
Oraekers.
All S.NhSH. ttollvsnd.
aagTtf
' edurikl‘011, !|
4vr
1 the H.dith e«nd fu
_>e tiisl parlici Urs
. W ■ I.M -1. u V T;’I> .-••ei.r.
EMORY J/OLLtibrE.
THE FALL HKNKIOM MILL OS»EN
AllOUkr llih, 1*74.
Location hntltht. S.tc.my moral and refined
Tohcbiug thorough. I isiiphu • etrict. F'acvlty
full. L’Larg. s ruasounhlu. b’.<i’ lui iht iniun
tlon, address Kov. v>. L. eMITlI,
ilgfitd, 1.1
Nashville,
1 tha educatloual upiltutiuiir
lit the t’ port of tha Comm •*!< n**
tha lint 01 Fouih ’i
ncho'ild Fur Ot'aiogu
Dr. W K W aR",
Na hvilh, Taun.
BETUEL COLLEGE!
RUSSELLVILLE, KY.
L#e#llon He withy 1 lt#*r<I Cheftp
ENDOWMENT $1100,000!
feud for a Cat.ilogue.
Address, LK.'LIB W4GGKNKR,
lw Chairman of tbo 6'aculfy.
200 Pianos and Organs,
21rw aud Smurad-lland, of F'ir*l«('iHS 4 )1uk« n
:on All Cull, or 'll ill-it*:
ty nr coiintry, during tli
V AlKlid A ft'.N, Nu. Sh
•101.• off red in No* \o,k
and Diguun 10 lot until 1I1
•ypujntl
lustrated Cat.il "gu
ffintdlero, i-bunii «, Ikho I
RICH FARMING LANDS
IN NKBRA8UA,
NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
fas Years' Credit, Interval only 8 per rant.
•and for “The Pioneer,”
a baadiM/tue illustrated I'ap.-r, c<>ut,'tiuin* th>
Homestead Law. A NK>' i>(JMUKK jn«t puli-
lishad, mailed free tu ail pit
GROCERIES.
AK’rt F AKIN A, FINK TKABat low price*
A Blackwell's Tlckels all k-adr.
Ultra Choice Blu, Old Oovarnmant Java itnd
Mucho Ouffue. Boasted Coffee.
Heat lrand.1 Hama aad Breakfast Strips.
It. Louis Pearl Ur its, 20 & fur $1.
Riuckwull'rt Durhnm Smoking Tobacco, 7A< |t B>.
nurlliard'a Bright and Dirk Century CbuWing
Tobacco.
Want's Kstra No. 1 Keroaana Oil, 4dc fi gi Ion
•*'ira Older fluegar, 60c ft g*| aa.
ROBT 8. CRANE,
J"»1(fehl dll'.i | Tm.tw
20 GASH GIFTS
26 GASH GIFT*
SO CASH GIFTS
10 GA>H GIFTS
100 GASH GIFTS
240 GASH GIF'TS
600 GASH GIFTS
10,000 GASH GIFTS
GRAND TOTAL20,000 GIFTS, ALL
GASH $8,600,000
PltlCK OF TICBIklS
Whole Th-k. $ 60 on
Halves *5 OU
Tenth, or each Coupon 6 On
11 Whole tickets 101 60o no
2Tickets for - l.upo 00
persona wishing to invest, ahould order prompt
ly, either of tba iiome 08to4>, or our Local Agenm.
Liberal etitutaiiisloiid will be allowed to aaliHlac-
lory agents
Ciruulnra containing full particulars furnished
ou application
THO. £« MBA NLGTTE)
A gnat aad Msaagsr,
Public Library llmldiug, Louisville, Ky.
For tickets and Infuiiiutiou, apply to
Capt. C. A. Klink, Agt.
Columbus, (la.
UAVK lull 1 KlhU
JUBUBEBA?
ABB YOU
W«ak, Ntrvous, or Debilitated ?
Arc yon ac Languid that uny exertion
require ui iio ot uu tffoil Iban you feel capable
of uutking ?
Then try JVRVBEBA, tlm wonderful
Tonir aud •uvigouttor, w Ui 1. act. .0 bt ueflcUll.v
ou the «e> retive oig-ms as to impart vigor to uli
the vital forces
It ia 110 alcoholic nppotia -r, winch BtimulatcH
for a short time, < ul> to let the sutleier tail ton
lower depth of mlHei v. but it ia 1 vigiitable tonic
acting direi-tly on 'he liver end >ph-eu.
14 rrgulataa the Bon**la, quiets the
J MV..
1 liy
-iki thu invalid feel like m
champion
FIRE EXTINGUISHER I
Wl. JOHNNOSIg W. H. JOHNSTON,
Caliakaa, Oa. drill, la.
UI SOLS A0INTI FOE TBS ST ATI Of
GEORGIA mmd EA1TERN ALABAMA
csaxpioh i nix xxTmouzsBZU!
Tha Champioa Self-Acting Kngina for cities,
towns, and villages id tbe moat powerful self-acting
Engines iu the world. The Stationary for
Portable,
-erior to all oth-
■Jii* “Si tL 0 m C .TO. b l . To Hal I road Companle* wJ.bing to supply them-
iwtlvea, wear* propHred to offer great luducementa.
Person* wishing any of th« above articles can Is
supplied by addressing General Ageut, Columbus,
or II. W. Johnston- OrlfBn, (ietirgia. Je263w-w tf
W. F. TIGNEB,
Dentist,
Opposite Htrnpper'e building. Randolph 8t.
Special Attention given to ibe insertion of Art!*
■ * Operative Dentistry.
Notice.
A LL psrsous having claims against the salats
of J Warren Maa ey, deceaS-d, are hereby
notified to preevnt tbs.-, duly antheaticatsd, to
ara within the time proscnirt.il by law.
Ita apsratisn la ssot violent, but Ir
cb<»racii<r.*fd b rf m'*»tg-at. u *»; un- p-iuent ex
periences no Niiddon cli iiige, uo uinikud rusulte,
but gradually Ida tioubls.
“Bold their leniH, like ih« Arabs,
And Hilenily et« al awuy.”
Thia la no new aud untried discovery, but has
been long u.ed with aoudorrul ri'Uic.I.il reaults,
»nd is proiiuunced by the high at medical million-
tl-s “the most powerful touic an ulterauve
known."
Ask your druggist for it.
Vor sale by W.M. V. KllWKH k CO.,
FARMINC IMPLEMENTS.
HOLST E AD & C O ,
Columbus, Ceorgia.
Gotten Gina, Colton Preaaea,
Horae Povv. ra, Peed Cottiers,
Ci«lor and Wine <HHm,
Nowlaf NlncitlneM,
Urais Halves, Plows, Hove,
Throskvra mud Pan Mill*,
Corn Mheller*, Horse ICisIten,
Harrow* and Cuatlvsstors,
■uafc and Brikmlsle Ht:ytHe«,
Spades, Pork*, Ac., Ac.
AL 0,
Geoifl* Raised Kuat Proof Oat*.
Georglm and Tenneaaec If ye.
Wheat, Bmrley, Clover and Grass
Need.
Chemicals f*r Ua.lny up Fertlll*
sera ut koine. Addr.-t-H
HOLHTKAB A CO.,
JsftO tf Agrltulturat Otpot, Columbus, (ia
art of Court ag «■ ttL
llandkerclilef. Fan.
. » gayest th'ng out,
Ooatiiued iu a l» ot of 4U p ’ge->. I lio Laugua^e
of Flowers is i>om> thing ns». I'eu'l for one, only
$5« ats. J. UBlDti A CO. Box 211, )raok!ort,
Xftd. augi lui
THE WHOLESALE
Grocery House
J. & J. KAUFMAN,
No. 14 anil 10 Broad 8t.,
Coiambus, Qa„
xww caffmarLY ox maid a in, it
100,000 pounds Baeon.
S00 barrels Flour.
From 100 to 200 birrelt f ugsr.
100 bag* Coflb*.
From 100 lo 200 barrel* Syrup.
200 barrel• Whithsy.
200 box** Tobacco.
900 “ Soap.
200 “ Oandlo*.
100 barral* Lard.
80 “ Macksrsl.
800 taok* Salt.
90 tl root Rio*.
800 ream* Wrapping Fapor.
100 oataa Potash.
100 " Sardines.
100 “ Oysters.
100 “ Pickles.
100 boxes Candy.
100 “ Otaroh.
lOOgroaa f arlor Matches.
1,000 jtoumla LoriJJai-iJ'* tinuff.
20,000 Clgsri.
1,000 pouuds Green aud Black Tea.
800 bay* of Shot.
100 buses hud* *n«l Fancy Crackers.
100 “ Cheese iu season*
50 barrel* Vinegar.
30 casks ftcoich Ale.
100 dosen Wooden Bucket*.
100 dosen Droums.
COURTING. S'’
Par**M au i riuwrrd, In ih
STOVE* AND TIN WARE.
J. I. OHIPFIN,
IMPORTED
XSTp ERF U MERY oT
m *» m
F ANCY GOODS,
AT REDVCUHrMCU.
All giu4V Pre-erli-llom e.n-
fully pr--;*ur.3 hi mil hour-. J. 1. QJttrflS,
jmle ilco-uwly 1 >u Ifssd fit*