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a I 1 A THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, JTLY 30, 1886. i i the vote of the auallfled electors on said mo-1 Louisville Nashville By tbevoveraor PORTSMOUTH, E. posed auxin WW Ml Ing offlcer to make a retnrn ot -said vote to the I MM tan rrociamanon. Tie QaSck, Short and BIrKt Scute North, SoutliTEast West fNriy Jm duuqre Car tm 81 Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Njw York, Boston so mi mst kout to Biimoss AID WASmGTeJ TIMETABLE. trwing Aorttu T.

F. LEAK, (SUCCESSOE TO WHAETON LEAK.) DEALEB ISM Furniture," Window Shades. Wall Paper, Mosquito Frames, Bed Springs, Mattrasses, in stock and to arrive, at i. than ever bought before a call. T.

luneiwim Commerce JJ8.1M8. KM Ko.i Ko.ll aVaavt KoutgoiBery 8:80 am 8:18 pm 9:00 am Antra ll 11:50 BloontSprmgaUdXpm 14)9 am 8:06 pm 8:80 pm Nashville. MOpm MOam 8L Louis 1:40 am ids am 2:20 pm Cincinnati 9:88 pm ft Going South. Majrajuee. o.

Kn Leave MontRerafiry Win I SIS am Arrive 9:12 pm SdOpm 11:40 am 116 pm pm Fnuaoola 5:16 am Mobile An. irsw Orleans, r-aopml Tffloaml yVTETOMPKA BRANCH. LaarM Montgomery Arrives 19:20 am 8:20 pm Uira 8:50 pm Arrive Montgomery 8:16 am I 8:88 pm SOrab Orchard Water i SGcTiMiii" (J rob Orcharti Salts in spaled packages vftwD vniynww Tf I tit IrU.f rrOpTS, est 27-ltaw-hy Hojliwr? leSTTI Trelmi arrive at Montgomery from the North i ffo, 1 fast ExpreM, dally. 7:10 am o. I fait Hall 7:10 Mo, AosMmnedatlon, daily B'JOp a Ha 11 Accommodation, daily.

8:16 a Xralna arrive at Montgomery trom tne Beuth Ma. I Fast Express, Cally HO. Fast Mall Fei' further Information Inquire et or write to M. WIlilAKS, G. T.

Montgomery, aib. Western Kauway or Ala Tbe FlrsS-Class Direct Bonte to Eastern tjiues. I Biles Shorter to New York than via JLonlrFllle. cnnnaeHon made with Pledment Air Lint, Atlantic Coast Line, and Cincinnati Bouta cru. SKlv7Hua aadliO Hiaatea Hat tamer jr Sew Sark, um- Maua ul 10 HtaitM Hew vat-at ia anvsagrr.

ilB 11 WORKS ffl. July 18. 180. So. 68 1 Mo.

61 1 I NO. ll" 8.20am 8 Lv.Cowles... 0:53 pml 8.18am 9.89am Hetasulga 11:47 pml jb'ehap'ka 12 K)3pm 10 04 am 7:20 pm Auburn 1242pm 10.17am At.trpeUka.. l2.4onltio.soam Hgpm AB.GolumouB lil ts am 10 Hasan i4.89pm Ac, West P'tl 1.87 amll.l7 am 600am 8.28 pm t. 6:00 am 810 pm Ax.

9:30 am lapm Savannah 8.00 am VlaOa. KB. 1ST. 8.00 ami 2.45pm At Augusta. SWSpm 8.16pm Pnarieston 9.30 pml 7.16 am last.

Beg leave to annonitce to their old fries da and 1 all Alabaas that they are stow ENLARGING THEIR FACILITIEO AJTD PDTTIHG IN HEW UACHHJERY, So that this season they will be able to SUPPLY THIS SECTION With everything In the various departments of Machinery and foundry work, such as ENGINES. ItOJLLEBS, PRESSES, GINS, SAW MILUS, GBISTu MILLS, PUMPS, More Promptly and Seasonably than ever before. Do mat purchase nntll you have called to see us or corresponded with tu. feb7-6m 7.40 am 4.t0pm Ar. Charlotte 6.26 pm 4.05 am Blebmond 7.00 am 8.87 pm Waihlagt'n 8.46 am 8.80 pm Baltimore.

10X3 am 11.26 pm 12.36 pm 8.09am WewYorfc 3.20 pm 8.20 am Secretary of State within the time and In the miuiuvt yresvuwu iw, ivnf wo humiuii up and forwarding to the Secretary of Ftate, of the vote for feepresentatlv at suca election." r' lee. 8. Be lt further resolved, That the vote at said election on said proposed amendmeut, shall be bv ballot. The ballot to he anlutn niece of white paper of the size and description now proviaea ny law tor tne oauot cast at general elections, and to have printed or written, or partly written and partly printed upon lt, those for amendment. "For road amendment," and tfiose against It, "Against road amendment," Bee.

4, Be it further resolved, That for a breach in the performance of the duties herein prescribed, the sheriff or other officer charged with the superintendence of said election, shall forfeit the sum of live hundred dollars, to be sueh for and recovered as in cases of other forfeitures by public officers to the state, and it is hereby made the duty ot the Secretary of Btate, within sixty days alter the said general election, to notify the several solicitors of the failure of such sheriff or other officer. Sec. 5. Be it further resolved. That if shall appear from said returns that a majority of all the qualified electors of the ftate, who voted at such election, voted in favor of the proposed amendment, the secretary of fitate shall immediately certify such result to the Governor, that he may make lt known by proclamation, as provided by the constitution.

Sec, 8. And be It firrther resolved, That the Secretary of State shall cause this resolution to to be published in one newspaper at the seat of government, and a newspaper published in each of the cities of Mobile, Bnfnula, Belma, Birmingham and Huntsvllle, in said btate, at least three months before the next general election for ttepreaentatives, HUMPHREYS' Manual of all Diseases, tj V. Hl'XPHBKYS, D. WCHLY BOUHD UT CL.OTH and GOLD Mailed Fre. I3RT 0V Plll-Vl'Il-AT.

WOR. TjmtES. PKIC1JL revere, uoosestirm, Crying CoHc. or Teething of Infants. worma, wunn never, vvormuouo, .25 as .25 .23 .25 .25 Diarrhea of utuldren or Ada) dulta.

Dvaenter Bilious Cholera nrhriu. mnituit? Concha, Cold, Bronchitis. euralgls. Toothache. Faoeacbs Headaches, oick joeaaacne, HOMEOPATHIC Dvanenaia.

Bilious Stomach SnpprtiTuedorPalnmlirerloaiiM wnitei, too rrotuso I'erioas tyow Croup. Cough, Difficult Salt jnneumf ArioiiWJin, ai yviuuoi Rheumatism. Rheumatic xa Salt PAVAVAtiri Airnft. Chills. JIO Pile, Blind or Bleedine 0O Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head, SO Whooping 0 01 6 GeneralDebimyA'Waau weuneas luaDev aiMeae.i Nenona 1 urinary wesKDen, huidk di.

aou Disease of the Heart, SPECIFICS, Sold by Drupirists, or Bent postpaid on receipt of The Capital City Water Co. Montoomeby, June2th, is6, ON and after date, the following are regnlai charges for serviceplpe work made by THB CAPITAX. GiTY WATER COMPANY, until further notice: rappuig tne Mam Inch ploe 1 4.00 Three-fourth 6.M inch S.OC This Includes the brass corporation" stoD at the main: two brass unions; 24 Inches of lead pipe, and the labor of tapping the mains with machine, putting In the above fixtures, etc Ser-vlce ripe In street and Pablle wavy. Half Inch plain Iron nine, per foot. 7 cents Three-f Inch plalu iron pipe, per root, laid Half-inch lead pipe, XX strong 26 Half- inch kalamined pipe, per foot, laid 13 tnree-iouruis The kalamined nine will not rust or corrode.

and will last as long as lead pip8, being practi- as gooa ana mucn cneaper. ine vuru stop uock, ana iron crop box twitn toe company 8 nameon tne cover) In eluding labor on same $2 60 setting meters, including orick vault, cast Iron cover and labor In connecting same 3.00 Meters When parties desire to own, rathe than biretheirmeters. we will sell them at the prices: Half-Inch Crown trr. $17.00 rhwe-fourth" Inch i irown nsrter (28.00 All kinds of modern Sanitary Plumbing; done at lowest mces psrmissioie witn gtoa wore. Office 201 Commerce 8t.

July 6-tf T. DANIEL. Supt DR. RICE, For years at 37 CaurfPlacenow at A regularly educated and legally qualified phyalOaUi and till mOlt SUCCCBSIUI, as Ul uiwuui wua yiuvo, Cures aU torma CHRONIC and S. PRIVATE.

UAL DIS- Spermatorrhea and Impotency, tne res Oil or seu-aros in youui, kxtoi excrase la tarer years, or othor causes, and producing some of the lbl-Jowmg effects: Servoasoesj, Seminal Emissions, (night tmi-loas by dreams), of Sight, Defective Memory, Phy kai Decay, Pimples on Face, Aversion to Society of Females, Confusion of Ideas, Io of Sexual Power, rendertnj marriage improper or unhappy, are thoroughly and perms amtiy cured. SYPHlIi IS Posltil'el7 cured and en from the system; Gonorrhea OLEETt Btrictars, Orchitis, Herala, (or fiuptun); and other private diseases quickly cured. It is self-evident that a phy sietan who pays special attention to a certain class tf diseases, asd treating thonsands annually, acquires great skill. Physicians knowing this fact often recommend persons to my care. When is ntconvenieni visit the city for treatment, medicines can be I tat prtTaUaJ and safely by mail or express anywhere.

Cares Guaranteed In all Cases CoBsultatloni peraonally or by letter fret and Invited, Charges reasonable and correspondence strictly confldtaual, PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of KM pages, sent to any address, teonrety sealed, for thirty $0) cents. Should be read by all. Address as Qfflot boon Iron 8 A Jf. to 9 P. if.

Sundays, a to 4 P. if Bolder and Manufacturer ash, boors, Blinds, Door and Window Frame Mealdlngs, Scroll Werk, Brackets, Baluster. aU kinds of Turned irk, Btalrs, Verandahs and Stair work, got eut and put up to order. AU work done promptly at short time, w. ar.

nauus, orjjpr Jefferson; and Ciawrenee ista OP t-U i. siupsoh, rHE Bailor, Km. 30 Commerce (Street; over BEGS leave to Inform his friends and the DUblle that he has a large assortment of EsUsh, French, Oermau and American Cloths, and 11 now prepared to make thelatest stylet Uu utenth tm the nits that claat resoodie and ha, film alaioat rrrnst Okasm die aor ad tna public and Bom rank, among the leading Mads cuaesoftheoildoia. A. SMITH.

Hotel for Rent 8BLMA, AliA. TTHECVMMEROIALHOTEL. on Broad street, A. Center o( business. Thirty rooms furnished.

Btnoys liberal patronage. Furniture for aale. oniessiongivta ucioDer isr. Address W.B.GIBL, ulf-hm 3e una, Alt, I STdIts! Mm iPfPUlmn. I rtooij bjaw AN ATTRACTIVE SPOT FOR MER TOURISTS.

SUM- younded In 1823 It Early Kxolnlve-, nets and Praant Conservatlv, Ap-pearanca It. Itulna and Kolica-Eical- Ient Harbor and Costly Navy Yard. Of all the quaint and picturesque towns which mark the sites chosen by the early sottlera of America, one of the most ancient and conservative in appearance is certainly Portsmouth, N. H. Situated as It is, in an archipelago of hilly Islands, it might have become one of the leading ports of entry but for the tremendous fogs, which have thrown a wet blanket on it as a commercial port.

It certainly got an early enough start, for it was settled in WXi, and no town on the coast possessed greater natural advantages for a settlement. The numerous Islands and sur-roundinz country are fertile, while the waters of the Innumerable creeks and inlets, wormin? their way inland from the sea, were alive with nsh. SPINET IN ROOM OF WENTWORTH HOUSE. One of the earliest of the blue blood set tlers was William Wentworth, a baronet. In 1639 he, with others, signed a "combination for a government at Exeter, N.

and from that time until the revolution he or his direct descandants held the political lines of the colony. For being too active poli! ically one of the members of the family was beheaded for treason during George Ill's reign, A portion of the old Wentworth mansion still stands, and it was here that Gov ernor Wentworth and Martha Hilton (immortalized by Longfellow in his dy were married. The parlor in which the ceremony took place remains unaltered. Most of the original pieces of furniture are yet in their places. In an interior room, ap-purtenanced as a private arsenal, still hang the massive flintlock blunderbusses and other weapms of early warfare.

From here a door opens to tbe governor's council chani. ber. Tue wails of this famous upartment are covered with colonial including the sncistral warming p.m. Adjoin ing this apartment is the billiard and music room, in which is the old-fashioned piano, or (pinet, ui it was then called. old cnrRCH.

1701. This old man-e of the Wentworths must be standing, or at least a portion of it, for a century and a halt An earlier settlement, though, than Portsmouth wai made about nine miles from here oa the Isle of iShoals. It was there that Capt. John Smith first set foot in making his early explorations, and the little seagirt neighborhood, treeless and almost verdureless, holds many traces ot that ambitious man, besides the odd little monument erected there to his memory. Strange as it may seem, this bleak group ol fclftpHa soon after its discovery, liec-une rapidly peopled, and it is affirmed that 500 inhabitants one 3 had existence there.

If one Can take record from tbe shapes resembling graves, rudely markel by the roud island stones, the statement can't soem erroneous, bnt it appears in a different light when we wonder where the 500 found foothold at one and the same time, when now there seems scant soil for their graves. The old stone church, erecte 1 in 1701, is one of the most appropriate monuments of the past. It contains records of aU the early land grants, the census, besides mention of the struggle to convert and educate the Indians, the perils of the colonial wars, and other facts that seem to us of this age as legendary as our fairy stories. At the breaking out of the revolution the inhabitants fled to the mainland for protection, and but few of the families ever returned to make the islands their place cf aboda THE OLD BLOCK BOUBB On the movement of the settlement farther from the sea the people prepared to protect themselves from bo.th encroachments of the Indians and from foreign invaders, so that the defensive institutions of early Portsmouth were both numerous and ample, and many old earthworks yet remain. These, however, are less attractive than tbe old stone and mortar ones McClary and Constitution.

McClary tops a jutty prominence of Kittery point, and dates back 200 years. Tbe old block house rebuilt for its preservation in 1845 is a point of no light interest. It was a model of protection in its day, built with a projecting upper story with loopholes arranged so that the garrison could fire down on the enemy in case of an attack, but now merely an finish for the modern fort at its base. Portsmouth possesses, beside all this, ths oldest newspaper in the United States, called The New Hampshire Gazette, established in Its excsllent harbor was early recog- nizsd, on account of the neighboring timber, as a site for ship building. In K90 the Falkland, fifty-four guns, was ordared built here by the British government The Ranger, eighteen guns, Capt.

Paul Jones, was also built here, under an cnler from the Con tinental congress. Even now it possesses a floating balance dry di ek that cost cur government about $1,000. 00U. All told, -there ai tew plica on the contu nent that Oimtfiin an mnnv rttlira or Krih-ipVfl for reminiscences, nor is more worthy of visit Dy tne summer tourist. E.

A. O'Neal, Governor ol Alabama, make publication by tuis proclamation ol tbe amendment to the Constitution proposed by the act hereinafter set fort to be submitted to the people for consideration' at the next general election for Bepresental Ives, to-wit V. AN ACT JCo submit to tte people of the State at the gen- ciai cievuuu 10 ue nem on ue nrsc jnonuay Aogust, lisHii, for Representatives, for their consideration, an amendment to section 7, article 11, of the Constitution, providing a special tax of one-fourth of one per centum for weeny oi sirmmgnam, to De applies to me payment of Interest on the bonds of said city and for a sinking fund to pay off said bonds at iuv bnereui: Bection 1, Be it enacted bv the General As- semblv of Alabama. That the follbwlne amend ment to section seven (7), article eleven (11) of tbe Constitution Is hereby pioposed lobe submitted to the people ot Alabama for considera tion, as nereinauer set lortn, viz: Amend said section seven (7), article eleven (11), by addlog increiuiue luuuwiug: Ana profipeu lunner. That this section thall hot apply to bF city of Birmingham, which 'citr may levy iM eolleota tax not exceeding one-iomth of one per cent, addition to the tax of one-halt of one per centum nerein auove aiiowea io oe leviea ana couectea, such special tax to be applied exclusively to the payment of Interest on the bonds of the said cUy of Birmingham, issued In pursuance of law, or that may hereafter be Issued In pursuance, of law, ana iora sinning iunu pay onsaia sonas at the maturity thereof so that said section seven, article eleven, when so amended; will read as lollows; 7, No city, town or ether municipal corporation, other tnan provided for hi thin RrMele.

shall lew- or collect a lurapr rave ox caxauon any one year, ou uie property thereof than one-halt of one per centum of the value of such property as assessed for State taxation during tne preceding year; Provided, that for the paynieut of debts existing at the time ol the ratification of this Constitution, and the interest thereen, an additional rate ot one per centum mav be collected, to be noDlied ex clusively to such indebtedness and provided, mis section shall not apply to tne city oi inooiie, which citv mav. until the first day of January. one thousand eight hundred and seventy-uiue, levy a tax not to exceed the rate of one per centum nd irom and after that time a tax not to exceed tbe rate of three-fourths of one per centum, to pay the expenses of the city government, and may also, until the first day of Janu ary, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine, levy a tax not to exceed the rate of one per centum; and from and alter that time a taxnot to exceei the rate of three-fourths of one per centum, to pay existing indebtedness of said city and the interest thereon and provided further, that this section shall not apply to the city ot Birmingham, which city may levy and collect a tax not toexceed one-fourth of oneper centum; In addition to the tax of one-half ot one tier centum herein above allowed to be levied and collected, such special tax to be applied exclu-1 sively to the payment of interest on the bonds of said city ot Birmingham issued in pursuance of law, or that may hereafter be issued by said city inpnrsuance of law, and for a si nklng fund to pay Off said Donds at the maturity thereof. Bee. 2.

Be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Governor to make publication by proclamation, at least, inree inouius ueiure me next ceneral election for Representatives, of the amendment preposed by this act to be submitted to the people for consideration, and shall cause said proclamation to be published for three months by weekly insertions In at least four papers puellshed in the i Bee. Be it urthe enacted, That atthe general election to be held on the first Monday in AHgust, 18H6, the qualified electors shall vote on said amendment oy which said ballot shall have written or printed on it the words. "For the Birmingham amendment," or "Against the Birmingham amendment," and it shall be deposited iu the same manner and in the same box as the baHots for State and county officers; and said words may be written or printed on the same ticket lor State and county officers, and if the ballot is a separate ballot oy itself, no objection shall be made to it on account of Itself, except that it mast be a plain piece of white paper with the words above, "For Mirmingham Amendment," or "Against Birmingham Amendment," written or printed on it, Bee. 4. Be it further enacted, That the votes given on the nronosed amendment to the Con stitution are to be counted and estimated In the same manner, in all respects, as tne vote lor Renresentatlves to the General Assemblv.

and a statement of the number of votes given for or against said amendment most be nude to the returning officers of the county In the same man ner as tne returns oi general elections are inaue to such returning oflicers by the same person and wlihin the same time; and Die said vote must DC counted oy tne itoara ot supervisors iu Mia Hum a wav slu the vote for BeDresentatlves. and at the same time; and the said Board of Su pervisors must make returns oi toe same wiiiur five days after the same has been ascertained and declared by i hem. Bee. 5. Be it further enacted.

That within fifteen days after the time tor making the returns the Governor, in the presence of the Secretary of Slate, Auditor, and lreasurer, or either of them, in the absence of the other, must estimate the returns and ascertain and declare the result, and if it shall appear that a majority of all the qualified electors of the Btate, who voted at such election, voted miavoroi saia proposed amendmeut, it shall be the dutv of the Governor to make known by proclamation the result of said election, and said amendment from the date of said proclamation shall be valid to all intents and purposes as a part of the consti tution ot Aiaoama In testimony whereoi, 1 nave Hereunto set my hand and caused the Great tral of the Btate to oe affixed thereto.at the i npltol, in the city of Montgomery, this, the twenty-third day of April, eignieen uuiuireu aim eiginy-six. B. A. Governor, By the Governor: AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION Pursuiuit to the reouirements therein con tained. 1 herebvcall the attention of sheriffs and other officers to the following Joint Kusolution, which was adopted at the late session of the General Assembly oi Alabama.

LAfttiDUiN, Secretary of State, Montgomery, April 23, it so. JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing amendment loStction 6 of Article II, OL luelUllsiuuuuu vi uia atMW ui Aiauauia, Section 1. Be it resolved by the Senate and House of heDrvsentatlves of tbe State of Ala- Dama, in uenertu asseuuiy convenea, mat me following proposeu auieuuiiieiit ui me uonsutu-tlnn tne State of Alabama be submitted to tbe people of said State, for their consideration at tne next general eivuuouiuriM-ureseniatives, which, wneu agreed to by a majority of the cit-Ironniif sxid Bute, votiliir for Representatives: at such election, sal be valid to all intents and prrposes as of Constitution o. toe State of to wit: That section 6 of article II, of the constitution, wnicn ieaas as I o. lows: Sectlou 5.

No county in this State shall be au-ihnrlzedtolevvalaraerraie if taxation inanv one year, on the value of thetaxaole property therein than one. hall ot one percentum; provided, that to pay dents existing at tie exulra-tlnn nt this constitution an additional rate nf one-fourth of one percentum may be levied and collected, which all be exclusively approurl- ated to tne payment oi sucu ueuts or tne interest thereon; Provided further, that to pay any miviiebtor liability now existing aeainst anv county, incurred for the erection of tbe necessary public buildings or other ordinary county purposes, or that may herealter be created for the erection of necessary public buildings or bridges, any county may levy andcollect such special taxes as may have been or may herealter he authorized bvlaw. which taxes so levied and collected, shall be applied exclusively to the nnronsea for which the same shall have been collected be amended so as to read as follows: section o. no county in mis state shall be autnonzea to levy a larger rate of tax ation, In any one year, on the value of the taxable property therein than one-half of one percentum; Provided, that. to pay debts existing at the ratification of this constitution, an additional rate of one-fourth of one perceentum may be levied and collected, which shall be exclusively appropriated to the payment of such debts or the interest thereon; Provided further, that to pay any debt or liability now existing against any county, Incurred for the erection of the nec essary Duuuings or oiuer uruiuary county pur-Doses, or that may hereafter be created for the erection of necessary public bdlldings; or bridges, or for the construction or Improvement of nubile roads.anv county may levy andcollect SHcn special taxes as may have been or may here' ai er De aucuurizeu uy law, su-'u tax wuen xeviea for the improvement or construction of public to exveeu vue-uau oi umj per any one year, which taxes so levied and collected, shall tie applied exclusively to the purposes for which the same shall have been levied and co lee ted, I -ec.

2. Pe it further resolved, That It shall be the duty of the several sheriffs and other offl ers, charged by law with the superintendence and returning of the votes of the next general election for Representatives, to open a poll fer r8Ulmaii Palace on taii K3. Nnnts-nmerv to Wash- lmrton. witkout chance, and on train 01, aushhwjiiiw ir without change. Local Sleeper Montgomery to Atlanta on train as.

BBLMA DIVISION-EAiTT in this market. Give me JLJEZAL. Street, Wholesale Black. 0YSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION, A RemMr for all Diseases of tbe IilTr, flneya, mmMb and Jfoweli, A poalUTti cure for liyapepala, HlcU Keadssehvl at 10 and 2octe. No genuine salts sold ia bulk.

oniiiiiauiun mnm nn in iwnipaannAnUai. pijuh r. uif r.n, naiaffTT, xjosjutiiici, nvy Carnage forks, MAKUTACTUEMBS AITO DHAXOI IX FINE CARRIAGES Buggies, Phaetons, HAB1TES8, WHIPS, ETfL, 31 i 26 Lawreice 81 ul SOS Iiitn 8trN XOHTCKOaiKBT, AJUA. Special attention given to Bepalrlnc Telephone 100. Catalogues and Circnlars, aiid.

we guarantee eTery sale. IV. Oour; gl Painters' Supplies, prices. Call and be eonvineed I No. 1 No.ll I No.55 LT.

Akron 8 00am 2:15 pm Oteensb'ro 6:16 am SsOlpm "Marlon 4:00 pm Ar. LT. 8d6pm Ar.MontR'y. WEST. I No.

2 No. 12 i No. 54 LyJfontg'y. :46 am 8 30 am Ar. Belma 12 80pm lOOam Lt.

lO Mam LvJIarloa 3:11 pm 1220pm "Greensb'ro Ar. 2 2,300 BOSS COTTOB PRESSES III USE 150 Liddell Vatiable Feed Saw Mills, LARGEST MACHINERY HOUSE IX THE STATE. 1 EDgines, Boilers, Cotton Gins. Corn Mills, Injectors, inspirators, namng, ruiieys, racing, Belting, Hose, Oils. Wrought Iron Pipe, Brass anil Iron Fittings.

We are Piod is of the Machinery Trade of Alabama, and we propose toll D. Send for Bavemoney bujiDg iromns. Forbes Liddell Co. 117 Commerce Montgomery Ala. (Mention the ADYERTlEE).

jalyl7cm in MEM To Bhreveport via Q. C. Bonte. Lt. Akron Ar.Merldian.

Lt. Meridian Ar. 1 7:09 pmi 11:16 pm ill :80 pm sa am 0am 1:40 pm VlPksbnrg LT.Tlcksborg Ar.aionroe.. Ar.Bhrevept1 AO. 66 Ho.

CM "NoTE" Trains Ll. Atlanta. WestP't 1:15 pm 4 20 pm 11:80 pml 8:82 am Columbus! aaopm SKl8pm Bdlpm :83 pm 4:30 am I 46 ami epeuu Alburn inn 1:27 am IdOam 1:12 am 36 am 8:18 an 8 :18 am I'enap'ka! bwo am 6:18 am 5:32 am 8:52 am 7. -00 am Hispm 642 pm Obenaw At.Montg'y 6:21 pm Trains 80, 81, 62 and (8 dally. Trains 1, 2j tv and 13 daily, except Sunday.

Trains 64 and 66 Vandar only, Trains 60 and 51 connect at Chf haw with Tus-kagee railroad. Trains ll and 12, Montgomery and Columbus TUroogh Freight and Accommodation. nan, GABBBTT, I CHAB. H. OROMWKLL, intar1 w9npr 1 jBtgomery 8onthern Hallway.

-rnte in Kr Meps. 1. ltMM. it ip)mw iuwdonn 'isDl (liwe. turner 4:23 a 4:40 8:15 6:80 KBTUBSLTO.

I ...78 a Arrt Bftmer. a Pleasant 6roe ....7 0 a Bnowdouo :46 a catoma I tm uns ffiSSSb.wa MOBILE of ALA flMS TAKLK NO. 17. Mali Tnti (laUy) CMtwarO. umnRm uruHuts, 830pm 1:16 am Mav Montgomery rlaH.AB 76au Arrlv Columbus via H.

A lrtOpm Connections at Colnmbns with C.SB.B. lor White Sulphur and Warm springs. (Mn Oolombas via M. AG 3J0p AfMve Xontcomerv viaM.AB Aive Mobile via A ....1:46 a AfMve New Orleans via LK 0.annte at Montgomery with LAN. K.

ft. lor Iionuvllle and points nonb W. L.GLAKK BoperlBteudaot Ova'l Pass. iX 8,1858 i 'BY- ID. lTLEMllVOf.

THE PLACE For tli Choi Afford A.tUl.KENNEDY&SON Picture Frames, Lixtri eating Oils, "Wall Paper, Window Shades, Largest stock and lowest 18 Commerce and 15 Court Street MOXTGOBEBTAKA.

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