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i -•'i't'H Koi'elvud lib* Poor
OU irau*faiiicr.
ll'r in ' J'etri'it r*r*t(* I‘rwß.)
i it u reeu fe fourtoon years old,
lives .Sixth street. The
v. !•!!.> ivaiUnf? n ilimo no
i. .. I;'-: : ■ fithnr nmo In with the
ke 1 him to road tho
i.i .. .it?e. It Irritated
•■it. Livak off hi* story just
\ . -i ■ ■ i!'l"■ i" '(a- going to be
!: ■■■ h ■ made up hi.) lqlnd to
it ■ m his Kiandfathyr. He
i. u i .-i uutl Started off as
I fit I-': ” of the Patent Ofliee
I : . in, raise. Since HOC,
lot - . i:> -ti.i ut ms havebeerfusuod.
fc< D.i..... of the station house,
|\ . jnelly understood that
Bn ii thoDuek confined thero a
fer . divys iliioa as a lunatic.”
! •••■ ;:• !’• cxflaunix! tho old man,
ij.al hi tho incssaKO?”
•‘.Rljfht hero- every word of it!”
: r i.'.l .Til. ".■•■on. And lie continued:
f htidness c>f the Agricultural
Miurvau i•. rapidly growing, and tho
gji.-l'iu'.iin nl grounds tiro Doing on
,l and, and tho highest prize inn
• ( > lottery is !Mo., and the man
■rhodraws it has his name in the pa-
Rvr. nil It. ! • ked upou as a heap of
•' ■ ."
"V. ii ; ! what is that?” roared the
■dmut. "J never heat'd of suoh a
..li.- o i. ; that I"
•Ii Itelpit,” replied Jackson;
ji‘> i:: Imo to road the I’resi
?-ti .. . ,v, and I’m reading U.”
And ho went ou:
rin- the year S,TBS applications
■u- army invalid pensions were allow
ed, , : an aggregate annual rate of
s mi Ueroseno oil is the best
BarnitTtre i ; l it eleanses, adds a j>ol
■ isli ami pree. rves from tlio ravages
of insects.”
I "I. ■ me! t.n; I never beard
Ex: :e lik. .i in fore,” exclaimed the
f-' r '*nd every l’rosl
m: ... sin. c Jackson's time.
|1 • v anything like this.’
' '■ di-ln’twrito tho message,"
i. Aml he continued :
> ::.'-.i4,3H acres of
.■•main were cortitiod to
. ic.it over 6,0(K),n00 acres
.. . u ml you will save
.'.in our Christmas
■ V ■ ■ i k flock; line toys
i . .k:i m, at reduced
Cm 'V . i ire.does that message
■! .. • - . ’ k ■ 1 tho old man.
1 ;>;••> l‘d lie (o you,
, < to 1 Jackson, putting
to . ' : ■! look,
e 'V- •! it -ee-tns singular,” mused
Etn n. "i shouldn’t woudur if
| t. tired when ho wrote that.”
| . nt ou: “There uro 17,tf*)
It'i. tie' itur of 181-2 on the
|j . ’• .at a total nnmml rate
It.:' -i.- -. .tad still another lot of
it I-. ..I. • dollar felt skirts-they go
; - u u gpld morning.”
• .l.'.ekson! -Stop right
ft: • iid the old man ns ho rose
Eu e- ■ : ::’t rend another word
i If General Grant
ftv"k lie ,-an insult the American
L: - ' i : dimity, he will llnd
Fid... : ' iken. lou iuay throw
f tl. ■ tiie stove, Jackson, and
lb : wl'ul example to you
■ "\i atingdrinks.”
s' I the ] itpor away and
|i . Id dime novel, while tho
I'!; '• -1 iiaek and pondered
[.-ii i.-yra-lutiott of men in high
i J 'ifliOOS.
- ■ ■■
v oi-'Clothes Limes ll
i V.'hi a Sunset Cox wlth
! that, i’ig-irou Kelley,
. ...: ia, migliL never obtain
i ■ : li,: Ige ot female liabill
, tlmn tli.'it to lie derived from
v.'n '.i\v and clothes lines, ho
■ v . t-nt suppl ied a privilege
man i iglitly luio. It is
dsi ml is am full-grown male lias,
is ■ ■■-1 ill 11 legitimate indul-
I' littei .. and tho pursuit
. . tim i ight to examine
•-•tlies line. In the mat
i-a -:l.- * lit.- s, ail mankind is
~ ■ i ii >aor, so to speak; and
1 a morbid and sanrile
uri ■ i. y by seeking to fathom
i.- | mysteries of snowy
•it .m of ri-tributloii as
i -i,-, of Coventry. The bad
In '■ - r a lui:iflar near Schuylkill
i h,mill, a few days ago,
’ and .i ii: 11-trillion of tho theory.
Tni -m’.u' <• nti-red the premises of
ii vi. M il.ium .Stevenson and there
i . whatever he could
<•-•!!.-- of nhy value, and then went
..•r '..tie- •.•-••rd. In the yard was a
and -| -.f lit! nt hung out to dry, ami
b -. a.’ii--. ..-j-.tiie.s line the thief hesl
■ 11 tin-line wore wonderful
rid:, .nli ir.m.-d and fluted and ruf
i. 1..-I •; undent goring, and
ullti:::- ir of thing. The thief was
e I .in ! !e- itiitf-l and was lost,
for v. i.ii ii .. ring inths yard lie was
.Ii - . 1 u..m the house bo had
,i : [. f; vnor, who procured
arid. . mi tiiv'i. The marauder leap
el ...••! iln- n ne.-und managed to es
<• • ' . •' r>- v.'n) lilood upon the
s . A r.iveh-d, and he fn.il
e -I ~ff Ids plunder. Thus
c : iic punishment for in
s' ■ ■ el—ly a clothes line.
r moral for young men
in this incident-:
, - —-
!l ... ' ■ Ksma i.S'<i'on. —A gon-
Ij-inv nt Wnsi ington was requested
o-i .■ 1 i■. l i ‘ liy a friend to join
ii. i> 1 tutiie depot to witness
tl.. .-;j i .al tho King of the Hand-
V. iele
i. ~ much,” growled the
g. n! lonian.
Hi wen a king in your
trav< 1 ."..piir.-d the friend, marvel
in ii what .-it Ids short answer,
i . , -ir,” replied the gentleman.
.lilt v of seeing three
,■■■ i. lifter a moment’s
i . . ,u to ay: “Anil they
-; i, -ir. Those were war
it: ■ fri -mi mi ;grt®d he must have
b en in lin'd f-oni;-rny.
• Well • i-.;i’t kdoiv.”-.ays the gen
ii 11 “I !hought 1 was in pretty
nt tli'- time. I cililed
t-. lie -t) e kings in eouipany
-..ir t- ..e - -ns. another king and
s ;i I have never hud any
. flic royal family
.v . : j.;uw th'- point, said h
.. : miflli 1 on —t 'lei-clnnd
t s His Poors.—Afew roorn
i -Mh.-s, of North Ben
nit ”■ ': lon his boot, which he
' In 1 i’ in the woodshed the eve
rf-j says he folt some
;■ . 'V Id ..mi squasiiy like
and couldn’t think
-t'.' had got into his
• .it out ami milked
i ■■. . When ho got back
“kept tickling
i, . i. I oi’t sinad ii,”so he took
~11 ie- i. ... , rim in his hand, and
null -1 "•!“ r brown snake two foet
I.ii . that h.-lm i shoved into his boot.
I ■ .Ota In the wood
!;-• and w iv, and sends a ferret
<i..i.i, inio il.-.iu ovor.y nvirniug to
i■;: : . ure i Ilut. no unwelcome visitor
li.-i -ravled in over nightA- Troy
/’r- '.
Pj'.i.s-.St. Paul is awav out
iVi ■: wii it Minnesota. Ht. John will
-p.-n.l the qtimiAer.iuNew Brunswick.
Kind ht iti.Kojv York. Eliaidwth is
X‘ „ Ji:;.y. Marietta is in Ohio,
t I.i . hi is in North Carolina, and
AugUmu is in Georgia. They don't
ini/-1 id visiting eaeliother this season.
Elianijeth hfkt more mlmirere than
the rest of the family.
PHOISPEOTUS
OF THE '
DAILY TIMES.
The undersigned began the publi
cation of the Daily Times on the llr.-t
day of January, IsTS, in tliis city,
umler the firm name of J. B.
WRIGHT & CO. It will bo unneiw
; .. . ik
sarj' to state that tliis piiivcr will he
published in tho iniorest of no indi
vidual or skt of men, but solely in*
tho interest of our city, our State,
and the SOUTH.
Believing tlio only true and safe
principles ui>on which a Republican
Government can bo successfully
maintained to tie Uiose found in tho
platform of the Democratic party,
this journal will adhere to that faith.
It will be our ambition to supply
the iioople with a wide-awake, pro
gressive paper, containing all flic
National, Foreign and Local News,
the latest Market Reports, itc., and
in furtherance of our efforts, ask the
people to give us a generous support.
WEEKLY TIMES.
Tho Weekly Times will boa hand
some thirty-two column sheet, filled
with interesting reading matter, and
containing the Market Reports,
lcal and General News, besides
arficles on Agriculture, suited to our
farming Interests anil section of
country.
Terms of Subscription—< 'sisli.
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Hally three inonthn X Ott
Dally ©nr mmilh tit*
Weekly nne year 2 OO
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riably in advance from those sub-:
scribors to wliorn wo have to mail
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Either of the undersigned is au
thorized to solicit and receipt for
advertising and subscriptions.
Respectfully,
OH AH. H. WILLIAMS,
JESSE B. WRTGTIT,
.MS 1 •*
FRANCIS M. JETER,
' . .... 1 .1J.,>.,"U1-1
CHAS. K. NELHON,
if 7th V f
WM. C.
Columbus, Ga., January 3d, 1875,;
J. & J. Kaufman
WHOLLRAIJS DE-U.KIUi IN
GIL O O F.TI I±2®,
LltjGORS,'! -
r r oiiA.ocos,
PROVISIONS, .
and Tins,
:Ai jR Ariicics iu <li‘ Cro
cci')' Line nmfTts Ilraoclirs,
IVc Sell ns Low as any Jobbing House
in the United States, 1 if Botiglit in same
(jiiauiities, by Adding Freights, Tnsnr
'mice nud Exi liimgo.
Non, 4 1 oiixl 1<( ttrpiul iSfrroi,
COLUMBUS, GA.
.- in.;: ... .1, ,I.' - ."J
.8. & .5. U VI I'UW.
jnnl If * ?
EVERYiOY SUITED.
We are this Season in Receipt of a Large
Supply of all Sizes of Our
Celebrated
For tiiiili Wood unl;o6al.
1 ’ f
XTi/riiuCß a lull assoi'fmcnt of other Popular
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
GRATES, &0.,
Anxl feel jiistiflod in saying that'WD arc SURF,
wi an unit any un i all cUsaotj of puroliatiura, both
iu quality ttud pi let. ,
Of nthor (iGodfl in our lino, wo have a large ami
complete asrixd'linont, tfueli ftfi
Ilf! AMD SHEET-IRON WARE
OF EVERY .DESCRIPTION,
llAiil>'iVAHK r T VHT.F. AND POCKET CUTLERY,
CROCKJ'-RY, iIIjASSWARK, COAL
HODa, HUOVIiLS, *(’.
All of tin ho articles wo CAN and \\TTjr, Roll nt
VERY IXVTTOM PRICES,
jail 1 dll W. 11. RORARTB IK).
J. W. DENNIS. J. M. BENNETT.
SouiiiGrii Stove Works,
OOLITMIIUH, GA.
Ur E HF.SPEi JTFTLLY C ALT, TTHS ATTENTION
of mei-i hantH oud otlu rB wanting any of tho
I'ollowtug gootln: ;
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
Oraten, Fire ]>“!!, Rakd OvoUs, Spiders, Dinner
and Wiirtli Potd und Stove Hollow Ware, all of
which we make in thin City anti ntdl at Wholenalfl,
and ;rhorantn • our goo<l im good, and prices tH
low an any numiiffi tofy North or Wf'st. Sample
and Rftle room at tlio Store of J. M. BENNETT,
148 Broad Htrort, where you will also find a large
stock of Tin War.} and House Furnishing goods
at Wholesale and Retail,
janl and. oilAwtr J. W. DENNIS k CO.
J.-W. VFAKK. n. M. NORMAN.
.8. W. FICAbiE & \IHUI I.V,
Wit'll,i::-.U,K AND DPTAir. DEALEIWI IN
liiMiicv anil Siuilnnery, Sheet Music and
Musical Instruments,
Pianos, Churr.li and Parlor (Jrgans. Fine Chromes,
Picture Fnimes, Cord, &e, &c.
•J Stroud ftt., roliimlms, Cixi.
Janl-tf
• JOUN.’ J'- JOURAfk
IVo. ION JR'oail Hti'eet.
No mistakes here.
No unreliable Medicines used In Proscriptions.
No trouble to get iu at all hours.
No humbug about Jordan’s Joyous Julep curing
N, malgia. .iRo i -ly
HISWOVA B>,
Waf. I'Ofll.fc,
. DENTIST,
Has removed his office up stairs over Wittlch &
Kiusel'H Jewelry Store. Special attention given
l i Operative and Mechanical Dentistry. Ho will
be pleased to see his old friends and patrons.
Jil.’l I II
I*ll4 in iOTUH
OF THE
New York Weekly Herald,
JAMES GORDO* BKXNETT,
' rrojiricter.
iTlroad way ami Ann Hii'oet.
THE WEEKLY HERALD in published every''
Saturday, at iivy ;0:;t.. pir copy. Annual sub
*ScrlptlrW price i*-- ‘
One C‘ojy $2
'Three Copies...* £.
Fivo Copies. }'..••• 5
Ten Oopios
Pontage five cents per copy for three months.
Any larger number, addressed to names Of ul>-
scribers, ?1 BO each.
An extra copy will be sent to every club of ten.
T wenty copies to one address, one year, f.20,
taid any larger imiiiber at tho same price.
TVo extra copies will !*• S( nt to dubs of twenty.
These rates make the Wkkkly llkraut* the
cheapest publication in the country.
Tertris oasU'jn advance. Money sent by mail
will I*. at WHS* is Jr ofdlie Render,
A geweroi.fi portion of the Weekly will
be appiojoiatdrio Agriculture, Horticulture,
Flor> ultatis Pomology tnd th management of
domesi ■ animal!;. Particular attomtjon will bo
Irtiid, also, to H'jpmU of the Markets.-
The aim will be to make the Weekly Herald
superior i uuj' othr r agrtcuUkißß and fimifly
newspaper in the country.
Every number of. the Wkekly Herald will con
tain a select story and the latest and most iXhpOr
tiint news iy telegraph J!rori> all parts of the world
up to the hour of publication.
3 hiring' iiiou, ot Congress -the Wkbkly
Herald will contain a nummary of the proceed
ings and the late x t. news by telegraph from Wash-]
jrngtou, political Itdiglous, Fashionable, Artistic,
Literary
tices, Yarictirsa Editorial articles
on the prominent topics of the day, a review of
the Cattle and buy Goode Markets, Financial and
Couauercial iiitflbgonrc, and acconnfc Of *ll the
important arul interesting event)* the week.
The IlkßAi.b dnplojs ho ip the country,
nor iii distant clfms to canvass for ttubßcrlpers,,
as hone are heci-s&ftry. Any persou pretendlutf
to 15c an agent V,'r the Wkeki.x lllrajj should be
treated as tt corrimon swindler: The systoin
has aboßshod the 'Sfttfihj system. It li sffo ap<l
f'Xitc price of subscription, whenever practlc*-'
m. *h<r*hl b.* transmitted by Post Office Or
‘lt is thw Af irausfMrting
litM 'wmOrtboM Dflicß.U. .tMo countrv, where ]
X'pat oiiico Orders cannot be . obtalnAd, money
• “w-
AJiamd Bidjfwr.iptapa prioc, tty Etways Tp a<l
’?SSiaOic;<*xs fc( , l’*.)Sp'a‘.JW tig*
Herald, In a bold and legible, pauu, and. give thv
yerfl win o<i Roblo to occur. -i
Notice to the Public.
For the nest Ninety Bays from this date
0.1. i' u ' ’ r ■ I . ■;
1' ' 1 ! : I* 11 1 ' I
OUH CiOODii .WILL) W> SOLD
For tho Ca sh and at Very Low Prices !
OUR STOCK TfVrOMPT.Ki Hi : WILL CONTINUE TO HELL OUR
Dress Goods and all Fanny Articles, Trimmings, Ribbons, &c,, &c„
2TX.oS' y*cD.lo!&:-s3 of Coat!
; • ‘ '.l'll I .; i t li'j Ill'll ! .li. • '*‘l ,
Our Staple Stock will Uc old as a,s the Lowest.
*' Wi? invito olljo ra,ll an 1 lip cpavifteeil.
.:, Ur y V. ;.4W u.-ir-j I .Mi.uvu
Fartto HKtobt.'(l to us r<>i- Gumls •will ploaflu diiitotl floV. Wo \raiit motioyl/i lnaot
mu' pruwiltoa, You liiyn tjuuirlit 6ui' (jdWi), tuul wo urso yuu to fx.rap l'onvftnl
inil iiy. KqS|ieeUnUy,
J®o. McGOUGH & CO.
gft- Enquirer copy. (jal dewlm
* ■■■■■■
J. S„ 'JONES’
Cask Dry House,
Columl ms, Georsia.
+
;j, , i ;- ~ ,jfi ) ', ! '' ' j
ritllK UNDETi IUNED, IN VTKW Off U'JDtq ISO JWXV .4*113 01'OU'U¥ : . V, |IJ, OFFEIi THEM
1 at adva .it vrams r aio&s.
LARGE LTNE OF MEN’S AND WOMEN’S WINTER GT.OVEH.
LARGE anil ATTRACTIVE SELECTION WINTER pR EH.S GOODS.
COLORED DRESS SILKS -the l 'ost u:,,irtnVcni in 'iriarlu.it.
A small but eliolcc Iflt or AM ROUTED CLOTHS AND CASSfMkREH—
beat ffrodo. JUST IN :
Tlio toliowiag tlOsirabto a'tuitions to stool;:
150 pieces CHOICE PRINTS.
JEANS AND MEDIUM CASSI.MERES,
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL,
WHITE CA NTON FLA NNETj,
BLACK ALPACA.
100 dozen MEN’S, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HOSE.
Rtook CORSETS, from 50 cents to $3.00.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOAVEI.S and IRISH LINENS, in all
grades.
300 dozon COATS’ THREAD -all of which arc offered at low figures.
jaul eodtf **■ “ JOTVKS.
E. E. Yonge 9 91 Broad St.,
f \ IVES MOTIVE THAT, NOTWITHSTANDING THE “RUN UFON” IU.M DURING THE tTIRI.ST-
V J MAS lIOLU >AYS, JI IS STOCK OF
Hats is Still Oomploto !
and ifl juat now iu receipt of u lot of Lato'ftnd Fancy fllyrei. Hiß wtock of
UNDERWEAR Embraces Everything In tliftt Line,
eu-J respectfully calls attention of the public to
“The J% r ew VeHr C'lily KSnii*rY'
with which there in nothin,: lu this murlo l. that will oompum. JaiU tl
■ —— o- **rfl
tv. J. WATT. ".T.bii'WitaittSft. 0. 11. WATT.
WAIT & WALKER,
WHOLESAX.B AND RETAIL
Grocors and Commission Merchants
Coriuu' u mil .' Itfuiitin ii.. iu-.-,
IT AVI! NOW IN STOIll! AND TO AWU\j:. EVEjtitt&iNO USffAU.Y KBIT IN A 1-TIIBT CLASS
Tl I'UOVIaION HXOItU, to-wit : • ■
50 lIHDS. CLEAR Itt BAOON.S] DEH.
50 “ BACON SHOULDERS. -
25 BOXES ICE-CURED WHITE MB AT.
150 ROLLS HEAVY RAGGING.
150 BUNDLES IRON TIES.
200 BARRELS FLOUR- ALL GRADES.
50 “ WHISKEY.
100 “ SUGAR.
AND EVEIIYTHINO IN QUANTITY AND qU.W.ITY TO SUIT TIIE MOST FASTIDIOUS.
Salt, Syrup, Cheese, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel,&c
We have the largest lot of FLORIDA SIRUP in MMtfle Georgia—cheep. Don't
forget the place.
jaril U WATT A Wtl.Kl'.ll,
jTh. HAMILTON,
Wholesale and Retail ■ Oroeer,
Ilk .i; . ’ml' !,n -'(IT !
Junction Franklin, Warren- and Oglethoitflh Stroots,
Ocr*l'€s.smLl3-0.53, GrSkrn
tl : ..
I bog leave to inform my friends and the phWioptlxft 7 ; )vaW) FMi JulhVa largo stock of
Groceries and Provisions
•5 ym \ j G.d Gjg/ij Imi ;.. -_-,
Consisting in part' of SXOUR of-aM'ffrtvtdß, Al-’M.* V bb).
1> •- Lm hUiu:.. ' . ■..>: V. ,1
Bacon and Bulk Meats, lard, Sugar, Coffee,
' -i . . , .'-"'J Ui 1',.:: . . ' -lit ‘ J "Uii j l|al| , „
y.( - ■ G fn. .. -I • • m;ii l rtsn uj 1 (i , , (
■.Florida IhlyFnp mid
i*;l/))iri,;< >‘i ! * • i V,.
ty*i • hi v*• ,- i ' rudM itlMlyi) / tth’Y j ‘ui I
Salt, Oiils, Ooriu BUeat, 1 ; choice lot planting
S' H •' :l:-.WI-J£f V'IUU I*w lioii
- : .1 :. . . i. ' .Ull-s .1/ itviaU . ..... j
l" , IJqmtrs timl' AViltos, SliAito Tin'War*', 1 t,xii.
, j|„ ~, ■, ,„j, ,;,ri , j,. , ~; i |, i.'i... Liu: ! frf,
•j* .•* JSlrt .' . tfA .Him/ mK . j
\M,t t^rAjjqiW •★♦Ml bn ftirtetfy wh, oxoepMb toMfipt
I*iyiiig!ttit<nnor, audrpriwtsite sftK'P’iNo foTdraytign.
r'ili'i ttulliibim ;*GI hi •••
janl 4uartf- • • ,l '" 1 : J ! I.’ b l WII.TtIN.
.1 iLI.T 1 ■: .1. - ■'.in. ■
Special from J. L. -CHENEY & SQN Gardeners and Farmers.
Y ATTinmoN 'if. bikHqrgp 'ta otfn Ftife am) enk M.mf •ASSottTMTBW'kj' inwty.
3EmUjst’jSß Orfirtloti Sood.
Now i8 tho ttmo.to jmtcbaaaxbeap. / IVi k< bp-ia good orttoont oMJmiga and Obomloula, Toilet
n F I ?*;?’ Articles,fe ;
Itff- WwrcfttDrprepared at all timos.' v Janl tf
Baltimore & Wilmington, N. C.,
HTUMi-wHnffrrr,y
STEAM SHIP LINE,
COM POSED OF THE FIRST-OLAHS STEAMSHIPS' ■'
IJ. J. JTOIjIO'Y', - - - . .T. I*rl<*o.
U RIHOCCA CLYDE, D. <J. CHILL*.
LUCI LLE, J- S. Ikumott.
UAIJ3IG.iI, i. J M. OUtot,
WILL HEREAFTER SAIL FROM
RALTIvIOR F Every Tuesday and Friday,
AND FROM
YVIbMIYUTOX Every Wediiesday and Satiu-day.
During tjioßtuy Seas ns, Tri-Woeklj, Oonnaoting At Wilmington witlitha
Wl LM INGTON, COLUMIUA it AUGUSTA. RAILROAD,
(Uviiig Tfirouggh Rills of Lading to and (ram all fp , - r , j
NORTH CAROLINA, HOD I'll C.UIOLINA. GEORGIA AND AtABAMJ,
Cwujaotilig at Columbia, 8. C., SvltU tq6 ■
GroonviHocb Columnar- fiLOHroad,
Aad Charlotte Do.Ud.ui ot tho CILVRLOTTI2, COLUMBU k AUOCS r TA RAILROAD.
- I Connecting nt Auguata, Ga-. with the
GEORGIA, MACON & AUGUSTA, AND CENTRAL RAILROADS.
40f'8tnttft!efe*B of 4UI Tibo, on arthcnil at ntop at the lUiirohai><mo\ iyad th-i Railroad
out 4clay, and forwarded by tile >V,et Freight lixprtwa that o veiling. , >;i, * j
Xo glnwigc w 'lMsiinsrion ami no THinifm tlunn WIN
Soul Ss,
Oates Guaranteed as Low as by any other Route and all Losses or Over Charges
Promptly Paid.
MArk all Goods via STEAMSIIIF to WILMINGTON.
hUSlftuqrant Ulllfl of iAdin- G tUilh-onU .\gcnt ut Wllhilinifon. N. C-
T-r-For fiii-riier infoTirtatipn, apply to either of tho undarsinnetl Agout3
of tho Lino. u ~u
.yNi A*c CO.,
Agont. JialtiraOreTS WilmiUKton'Steamship Lino,
73 SMth's Wharf, Baltimuro.
A. IUMK.MJX, *.K't **. At W. StcuinsHlp limfe, WiyilihijSrtoH, V.<
A, POM, cn*l FivfeM Agent, ' ' l "'' Lj'
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H. M. ( OTTINGIT AM,
innl If tonoß'ißl VV 'S<*‘ri \TS.A\Te. <■' t.
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Uoalor in U i >;■■■..;)t} . -..it
Hardware, Stert,
a saW %
Cuilery, j|&\|
and maNtjfactureb of
HUBS, SPOKES, AXE HANDLES,
and many other things.
lJegn Ic-avo to call special attention to reduced prices cl article? of lug cwn.mamiftiaturo.
POBT-t’)AK and ELM HUUK, 4 to 5xT .' $1 00 per net
Cxß 185
•• " “ 7xo 1 50
•• .... Bxlo 1 75
BUGGY WJIEELB, $8 to #l2 per sot. AXB AND OTHER HANDLES.
All other nigea in proportinu. Any size Hub turned to order and furnished singly or by the sot.
All wagon material guaranteed. Two-horse wagon wheels sls per sot. Buggy wheels sl2 per Bet.
Wagtm and buggy *pt>k<*6,l to linches, $3 per sot; I>, to 2 inches, $3 25 per set.
Largo lot of gcmtiiio D. k H. Scovill Hoes. Good stock* of Wfcgnn and Buggy Axles and Springs
at low price's. Also, Talent Buggy Wheels, something uew uud very durably.
A large lot of SWEDES’ and REFINED IRON AND NAILS, SMITH'S BELLOWS, ANVILS AND
VICES, low to the trade.
H., • Send for Price List. AGENT FOR DRINLEY PLOW AND MIAMI POWDER COMPANY.
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WILLIAMS’
Photograph. Art Gallery,
OVr.H CATtTEU’W DRUG STOHE,
Columbus, * Ga.
Where you can proourfi.any Btylo of Picture desired, either
Card or Lif’o-yizo Photoglyphs, in Pastel, Ink, Water
or Oil Colors, oh Paper or Can vass.
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Ivorytypos, Fen'eotyyus, or any othsr stylo of Ploture, and Colored in tlio most
Beautiful Manner. ,
Our plan of copying and enlarging old pictures givoa on tiro satisfaction to ttioso who havo had
copies taken by it.
Our success in securing Pictures of Children is unsurpassed, and is .Toy to many Parents. So,
bring your Children to Williams’ and Bocuro the Shallow th,p Substance fade.
Pictures of all kinds from this Gallery are notkd for tho Superior Polish and Artistic Excellence
that characterizes all their work.
Wo havo employed two of tho best Artists, and can have Coloring done in tho Best Stylo.
Our prices are us low as any place, iu comparison to quality of Pictures.
We take Plain Pictures as Low as any Gallery, and We Defy Competition in Prico,
Quality, and Artistic Stylo"
Persons wishing Photographs, Fecreotypcs, Ivorytypos, or any style of Pictures, will And It to
their iu tores t to havo thorn taken nt this GuQeq', as special care will be taken, to give satisfaction and
to treat them with politeness. n
#0“ Pictures taken REGARDLESS OF-TTIE WEATHER.
Framing, Moulding and Albums furnished to Customers nt. the LOWEST PItICRW. :
Call and cxamfho Hpeclmens nt tlio Gallery,
Csd Door Above llooboy & \Varll9rVi Store,
WEST SIDH.IIROAD STREET, .
COI *I:>I 'HS:S, - CJ/V..
,jn,n 1 -d&wff WILLIAMS BliOS., VYopriotors.
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B. F. Willcon’s Insiiraiico 1 Agency,
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I KCW4IIIAJ.K; I'adliUoan.YbuHpiOHH, and with iur libarai ].:itruii.
ayt; lu tljc ijaot. lie ulXera anew his aorvicefl to MU frlemla and i-he p<lnfSe „'''nt'fa!ry.
I'olicicH carofully written iu old and rolialAoCorttpenltH, on fcffolMafa'ef IHlit*iMtfrt , d|icrty l
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InolKdijilft Giii Houses :mtl —Gontouts.
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)I. 'ii' jf'.'WfepOEti, Ass’/ Cashlor.
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Tlio Chattalioochcc National Bank
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COLUM HT S. GA.-
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This Bank, Irtrtitiirts n Genernl Btinßlni? ffl&iiics'lj' jiays Interest on Beiiosils
under s|>ee!itl ennlrucl, (fives prompt.hMa'ußou lo t'ollpelioiw .on iitl); nceessiblo
points, anti invites - JUtfonuntion transmiUeOt tijiiuoilior wires
when tlesireiL,jam tf
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T. S. SPEAIt, Agent,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
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