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Dc.TUTT'0 WrrcMPKA, Jan. 1, 1880. Opellk. 1 VILhf Sail aervi of laii vita i) ad jiaia eawllmt on'er- M4 tif fa-aa fi waU-riaTaUapMMOono'y. 150 ai a IrHh itt-2oo dawlliac au W.

H. HOOKER, Local Editor. member a time" 'When o'maTiyeweis were compelled to lie idle as the harbor fair the want of cargoes at rate that would pay even running expeuatv, out talk of pro3t This, tbey say, otie of the effects of the eouil iiied grain Uocade here and in CbicagCyoo account of tbe operation of the Wall arm speculators, aud cauw much itidigna-tton in shipping circles, here freight rate have been depreed te the lowest point known for yai A leading ship owner, who waa apekexi to on tbe sub At a meeting of tha Ciiy Council, :1 1 Jan. 29th, it was ordered that aa election be held in the City of Opelika for Mayor and Aldermen, oa Tuesday the 3d day of March, 18S0, and that tbe Court bouse be designated as the place of holding said election. Abo appointed as managers, B.

M. Greene, W. F. Greene, and M. W.

Ner. Shoe Store Dnvi 1 Jolinstou ALBURS, ALABAMA. i UKA oa a il ahra, and oota tba aor.ucm ioka. to, Ihsr ilh tn-j lutl la ilint ifaae te t-r. Alt ga le oaraotoed to oa ae ifced as U.MT rafoaded.

Reduction in Prices AT THIS Book. Store, SCHOOL B00K8 AND SUPPLIES A8 LOW A TO BE HAD IW EAST ALAB A MIA1. BURTON Take method of that bey are aulliaa; icaool book, at ia i oior iuuaa wiiii the low prion witton. and sen fir yoarwlves Tha Cannot Ba Undersold A SB SOHOOLT IN Miss Radiel C. Brookfield, AV iuiuiced aad auoedidl'ut teacher, open A for CiriH aua Small Boys i i MOMJAI, January t.b.

lHft), at tha Ur. H. A. bROSViS. on tha ornerot Lee and idisoo atrneta.

Tni-: "ou at Lira naual nricae. Itia Hrookfield uw receutiy visited aooaa of tbe host in IU country, with a view-to improveaient in her work. Tbe school oom wilt be tatted up afcu nw modern fariittare. and wilt be open for inspection attar kite tirat of January. Tbe dlowinz testimonial Jij from rTon.

K. MiaUy, Iks Juda of iha a-apreraa W.Neiurtortu (JarDiiua As President of the BoaKB of Trustees of N'ewberu Acialemy. I take oloaanre ia u. nring tbe pabiic of the very high character of Mies Bacbl C. Brookfield as an instructor young ladiea.

fibo bas been ine ot tlie principal tnacherj in the Insti-utioo. undur my snperviuon, and has miformly lultil.od her duties admirably. A'e part with her relnctantly. W. K.

MANLtY, President, to. KtfertK-m, Dec. lssth, td79. I heartily indorse the tcstinnnM of Judge as to th high cOKra itcr. md competency, and success of Miea BrooktioM ns a teacher.

I hare, uer career iu-uy years. R6V. L.C. Pastor of thol'reebyteriai, lurch, Kewbern. S.C.

Deecir.be; 12th; lb9. dccl'Jtf iaao THE KEPKINTS OF THE Four Leading Qurteriy Reviews The Edinburgh Tlie Westniintter Ren Liberal) Tlie London Quarterly Review, '-ousefuatioe) The Sriti-h Qmi hr'j lUvi-cio, (L'l'amge'ital) AXD Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, which hve been in tlii tor nearly hr.ll century, nre recnlarlv published by ThbTjEox-U) Scott I'tB- r.isatNG Co 41 Barclay street, Ymk. Tiisse publieaiions present; the best for-oiwa in a couve-iint iorm and at a reasonable price without abrideuieut or alteration. Tho latest alvitnees and 'lisi-overies in tbe nrts nn.l the lucent udlitionsto in e.vei-v iopartineut of nlltheneff atioue worf.Uv of ntoioe are lui'v re ported and ably dif-ud. Terms Fob 1880 Inelmlhtg Postage).

Payabl8 Strictly in Advance. 'or any one Review. 00 sty t--i tteviews .7 t'O anv three Weviews OP- all lin-( 1'J 0 Blackwood's Magazine 4 00 Hi ami 0U6 7 00 lilaekwo id and lw It. views 1-1 il and three 00 and the four Reviews 15 09 POSTAGE. This item of expenfie, now bon-o by the eqnivulpjiL a rttinctioa of pir on tho cot to Atibcribors ia n.nuer ycurs.

CLUBS. A f.isoouit of twenty perorit. will bo nllnwed tolnbn ril four or more persons I'has; tour copies of Blackwood or ol oa Urvii-w wiil be eut to one ir.r.iess, fo or four copies of the lour Keview aal Blackwood fr nl on. PREMIUMS. New snbscribtiis iapw.vin: ia-i v) foe year iyhav, wiUmut xitmra.

the mat qaartcr ol i-7iot8uch penoniculs as" taey may snbicribe for. Or, i trail, new unbscrtiirs to any two, three, or fonr the abcivp prio iioata mav hav havo one ol the "Po'ir Ueview" for IS7. t- tt) all live Imve wool the -'Four or ie set of libck-woo l's VJiaziiie for H7'j. Nfi her pi iniauia to nor disoimt "r-jin Uv. uilitwed ui-lesg the money i tvmit direct to tho pnt-liahers No preiaiaias givvrn to ciab.

To secure prelum1). 6 it will liu to make envly application an the stook available tor ihat. purport, UKPRINTKD BY eDiird SiDtt Publishing 31 Par Say i. 1831 CULTIVATOR 1880 Expectorant 1 Ita proper are Dmnlomt, Wnttt-tive jjfcJaaatJc, Boothia; jui fletf Cpmbuuny Jjth qnlirie, it Im mot ffcctlT LTWO BALSAM TC ofljeiwl to nanySTpLSmepe ojyejee. DR.

J. F.HAYWOOD, Of Htw York, nlwauiij todanM St. --READ WHAT HE SAYS- Dr.TU'lT: lw Tor, BTT. ler tart this year a ne haadraaf cm at hum im luMr 4i uw erty thm ro at a ery mtw trim. tkeu my uamiton oaiMd to Tan Ri isWiBaiat.

uasl I mmtmm my twrjcu at Wtm wiaTfal por. punas practteo of twntf pm, 1 km amm uaenra BMlkcM) to ymomiXAf. and wiifa mc LspF odecta. It laaUDtly aatxlttiMl uw mo notest SU fiing, md iiManatoif caaad Urn a fern day, i cacc-tjafljr uuawM it aa baft iuag J. t-RAKCU HAYWOOD, at P.

A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRIT Otsoe, Kvanuif Nrws, iBfTsHsi. (. Dr.TUTT: Ikr fcur-My iu aaa. ro attack wttii ptMwmouia iat winter, which left him villi a wv-isul uujh, that lavuxl tul within a mtnilit r'HTt.

Uj ear. uf wtuch I am utdtoa4 tofuur valaabla Kapwctorujt. I had triad inowt every ttiiam racuav Bwuidad, hot nooadtsl any suud tuatil I BatsdyowRav pacturuit, ooe buttle of which removed the oowah lUiraljr. uh uaigr Uuuiu. I am your UsiJ.

M)hs wXa: rxun Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS. Mnli U. U7L Dr. TLTT Sir I Iutc Uu emi mui tar luurij t- witii Mirar. coob Wuon I ouumt-iicul l.

your Exjiectutuit 1 vs. rttlutxd to uu. liuudrad ft.a bound, la WttWbt. 1 lud Uied Almutf wytaiajr: b-d lurhbki rucut Tamn-ulMO bill duzeu boujM. The nilit have Itt ma, cuugn Uu dwprwuvd, and lOdregaiMd flfuwa pound, la nli.

I recoauoeud it to lii tti, Irogidl. IMPORTANT QUESTIONS. Reader, have yon caught a cold Are you on-iblfMO raiae the plijefflu Have jou mi irrita-twju in the throat A eeiiae of oppresaiuii 00 tbe luDgtt, with BfiOrt breLUi Do yoa have fit ot ctmgiiiiig lying diirn A gfattrp palin Bowund tbexi ta the region ot the theart, boot tfre aud bititl If bo mar Advitce ja takeat once a lit JUtt'B E2I spuctoruut; you vill soon L. to raise the pliitai. Iu an boar repeat tint Eiytx UjTRnl, place a hot iron to Uie twe ot Tan's Hite.

Yon wiU twon Jail into a Bleep and waku up in the myrnlt Cough gone, ImigB wortaug treeiyTeasT hreath-iiif, tmt the bo welt? oioriug in a natural ma finer. to prevent a return of thewu symptoinBm the fixpectorant Bcvcral (Lijs. Street, N7T. TUTT'S PILLS CLUE TOltl-lD Lltl.it. TUTT'S PILLS t'l RK IHSPI TUTT'S PILLS CUKE COM IV! TUTT'S PILLS cuae icriiuD Ai.it.

TUTT'S PILLS II BK KICK I1EAU.4CMI.. TUTT'S PILLS tun: iiilious TUTT'S PILLS tilVK TUTT'S PILLS PIBII'V 'i'JIE KLOUU. TUTT'S PILLS bi; fil TiTTsiAiaTTi; GaAif Ha'b oa Whiskkus dunked to a Ouo-i Black by a single apiuiuattua of Una Di K. it im-partna Natarai act and is a HarmlM8 as ayring water, bold by or fint ly exitrfxtaoii receipt of Office, 35 Murray New Yo-k. 45 Years Before the Pubjic.

THE CENUINE DR. C. McLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, DVSPBPSIA AND SICK HBAD. CllB. Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

PAIN in the right side, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pres sure; sometimes the pain is the left side the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to lheop of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back jrt. There is generally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone some thing which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness ar.d debility he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon tip fortitude enough to try it.

In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above-symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged. AGUE AND FEVER. Dr. C.

McLane's Liver Pills, in cases of Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or alter taking iumine. we would advise all who are afflicted with tliib disease to give them a fair trial. For all bilious derangements, and a ft simple purgative, they are uneijua'ed BEWARE OF IliTATIOTl. The genuine are never suar coa Everr box has a reit wsx seal on with the impression Dr.

IIcI.am.' ihc I.IVK. ILLS. The genuine McI.ANt's I.ivek Till the signatures of C. McLane ami I i I Bros, on the wrappers. Insist upon having the penuine McLane's Livir Pills, prepaidl l.y ing of Pittsburgh, nu full of imitations of the McL.nif aptlled differently but same j-m-m i LEISURE HOUHS, A Magazine of Choice Literature for the People, PUBLISED MONTHLY -BY W.U MERSHON CO.

Ill Broadway, Sew York (tty Tha of this Popular Mainzln haved'-tt-rmined to ir-ve moie good, inter ealmg and instr-irtive riding matter t-anbaoriiterB tumi ean bri (itotmui-d auywhir tor the name pr'cii tbev bavo. therefore. rugaced a number con tribut well knows to I hp pni.lio. tot tae y-- lt-80. who wilHiresent tbronith the ejl nmnaof the M'mzine.

Uriglual Artiolf" eonaiatini! of lliDuiiinlneH, 'i raven, main ral Hiatory, itoiks nf Faot.au1 Fiotiot, ate ete. yotwithatainting the Ineraaaed outlay iv aioney wbich tbia nniler tn aubaoription price ot tlie Magaii.e rem ue aamo. Qua Teaaa. il.00 a or 60 0 ul (oralx uiontli. We Sniidi.

tiinl aubffiription of tne nontha with a ban liue premium eenta, Age la vanli-d In every town. Steady employment and good pav. For luitliei pinii- ulnra and agents terim send ttiuuii tn (In puhiia; era A Ill Itiia'lMiy, New York, OfUce with John Powell's pony mounted a pedestal twelve feet high, in front of his tore and be has decided to let bim remain, that liia friends and patron ay know he la still in the lead selling aaddlery. Hardware, saddle, birnesa, bridles, whips, collars, boggy mats, bamea and traces at bottom cash price. Harneaa and saddles neatly end promptly repaired.

We were very glad to see onr old friend, Dr. Ticknor, on Wednesday last, again in our sanctum. He seem to be much i proved in health. I Only little over three week to the election for Mayor, and not a candidate out. Why is it that tbe office goes begging? It is not usually thus.

The duke of Argyl was graciously pleased with the Niagara lalls. It is very gratifying to have our effort at natural scenery uisef the anpruvat of the nobility abroad. Tbe East Alabama aiid Cincinnati Railroad, extending from this city to Buffalo Wallo, via LsFaye'te, a distance of 22 miles, is to be sold on tbe 5tli of April at Chancery sale in this city. Its riestinalmn waa Uadsden We learn that' President Gabbett, of tbe Western Railroad, bas forbidden the sale of the Polite Gazette or any publication of a similar character on his line of road. For this Mr.

Gabbett deserves the thanks of the traveling public. Parties having State obligations will do well to read Gov Cobb's proclamation, in another column, in reference to their redemption. These obligations will cease to bear interes and will not be receivable for taxes after tbe 5th of April, 1880. Tbe negro, Bill Roberts, who was sentenced to be hung at the Spring term, 1879, of tbe Circuit court, but whose sentence was suspended by sn appeal to tbe Supreme Court, will soot know whether he will have to suffer tbe death penalty or not, as tbe case will come up very soon for trial. One of the Times' force Is very much obliged to Mr.

Thad. Sturgis for kindness shown. Thad. is the Delivery Clerk of the Columbus post-office, and a more clever and accommodating fellow doesn't live in that city. He is the right man in the right place.

Columbus is so overstocked with delicious Florida oranges that tbe fruit sells from five to ten cents eacb. Columbus Times, What does he delicious fruit sell at when the market is not overstocked? About 25 cents each we should suppose. Dr. J. C.

Phelps requests us to state to his many friends that he cannot, aad will not be a candidate for the Vjry reponsible officeof Probate Judge. Ho also thanks his ninny friends for their kindness in offering his name to the public, proving conclusively that the office seeks the man, not the man the office. We were pleased yesterday to have a call from our friend Jud(re Henry Clayion, of Barbour. The judge is one of those genial, and we may almost say jovial, kind of gentlemen we like to When not on the Bencli he'loses that dignified and austeie appearance, and seems to step d.iwn and be one of us. An excursion will be run on the F.

A. A C. railrod on Tuesday evening next, returning after the performance of Duprez Bcnddlct's Celebrated Minstrels, thus enabling the citizens alone the liue of ihat road and of LaFayette to spend an enjoyable evening at comparatively little expense. We wish tbe parties concerned abundant succers. Mr.

George A. Birch, of well- knewn firm Birch has opened a Cotton Exchange office in Columbus, Ga. The following extract, from tbe Enquirer-Sun, gives this firm a de served compliment Mr. G. A.

Birch, af the enterpris ing firm of Birch Opelika. bas opened an omce in me Georgia Home building, where be, as the manager, win transact Dusiness as the Coiumbus Cotton Exchange. The following is from the Colum bus EnquireSt Browncville Items "We have conversed with a number ol citizens this week, and have beard tbe wish expressed that the next Legislature will change the county line between Lee and Russell coun ties so as to throw the whole of Browneville into Russell. Various good reason are given for tbe change, which may bo alluded to in future. A common name might then be adopted and incorporation favored.

All letters intended for Peterson' Kaqaiint should be addressed to Charles J. Peterson, and not to T. B. Peterson A Brothers, as frequently happens. There Is no business oon nection whatever, nor ver bas beea, between C.

J. Peterson and T. Peterson A Brother. The latter are book publishers only and the former a magazin publisher only. This notice applies a well to manusoripU a to letter i In fact, more con Tut loo arise from misdirected manuscript thtn from misdirected letters.

i A savant says that tbe Egyptian Worshipped the cat because her lao resembled the moon, end because vaaj b.t. toe cot. jana mat is toe reason wuy tbe oat walks bsok fences ia tba faos Of tb noon. EJt. Clipper: Please publish the following programme of the District Meeting to be held with Rock Spring church, ej.

the Liberty Association, beginning on Friday before 5th Sunday la February, 1880 Introductory sermon, by Elder W. C. Bledsoe. First Ths necessity for religion services in our chnrcbes every Sua-day bow best promoted. To opened by J.

P. Shaffer and I. T. Morgan. 1 Second What the meaure of onr obligation as Stewards of God? H.

Carmichael and S. J. Meador. Tuird The best method of promoting family religion? K. A.

J. Cumbie and C. S. Johnson. We hope all tbe b-etiren who promised to visit ps on the occasion wlli be certain to come, and as many other as will, for it is expected to be an o.

cn-ien of interest to all who Geo. E. Brewer, Pastor. are iiifurmed that Mr. F.

M. Dunbar has been cou fined to his house for some time with Rheumatism. We are glad to learn that be is out again. However, Mr. Dunbar is yery fortunate in tbe selection of bis clerks, to-wit Tobe Hammock and Mr.

John Reeves, two young gentlemen that cannot be excelled in their line of business anywhere- Always at their posts, pslite, genial and gentlemanly, ready iu a moment to wait ujkmi the customers of the house. Such young gentlemen will in our opinion make practical and deserving merchants in thp future." Ikgersoll asd Tom Paine. Tbe new music hall in Chicago was crowded Thursday night to hear Colouel Robert G. Ingorgoll lecture on Thomas Paine his life and services to the country. The proceeds of the lecture, about $1,500, are te be applied to a monument to Paine.

A subscription was also taken up for the same object The mopunieiit will be placed in one of the parks. An Innocent Abroad. The other day the police at the Union depot notice a feeble-looking old man wandering in and out to kill time until his train should depart, and as he several times displayed quite a roll of bills he was cautioned to look out for picket-packets and confidence men. "Anybody wouldn't rob an old man like me, woaid they?" he innocently asked. Tbe warning was repeated, but he jogged around as before, and after a lime was seen in consultation with two strangers, who had walked him around the wharf.

An officer got bim away from them au.l aiir.lj said 'Didu't I wurn you against stran gers Those fellows are after your money." "Bat bow can tbey git it when I have it in my pocket and iu hand on it all the time?" i "Well, you look out." "Yes, I'll look out; but I don't nan! lobe uncivil. When anybody talks to me I like to talk back." The strangers soon had him on the string ii a-n and in about a quarter of an hour tby left bim in a humid manner, aw! he fenun'ered into the depot with bis wallet in his hand. "There You've let 'em beat you?" exclaimed tbe officer. How much did you lend them?" "Wall, they wanted twenty dol lars," be rlowly replied. "And you hauled it over, of course "I give 'em a fifty dollar bill and got thirty hsek." "Well, you'll never see the bill again.

"I kinder hope not," he chuckled, as he drew down his eye. "It was a counterfeit which my son found in Troy, and being as I am very old and innocent and not up to the tricks of the wicked world, I guess I'll get into the cars before somehydy robs me of my booUl If any one should come around looking for me please say I'm not at botne." Detroit Free Press. The Corner in Wheat. A Break in Prices Expected to Fill Idle Sliiw. There wan a further decline of two cento In wheat yesterday at the opening of the Pro-luce Exchange, and afterward a recovery.

In some quartern it was thought that Keen hud Hold all his wheat, and it wiui said that that shrewd operator had been heard to declare lately that he had bought his wheat to Bell, not to eat It up. Wull street par ties who bought in Chicago on Thursday and sold out at a low were reported as buying again yesterday. Wheat is now declared to have nearly reached the exporting point and prices, and exUnsive dealers say that there will soon lie a large exportation. An operator said yesterday, "Speculation has seut prices up until Uie whole fabric bas toppled over. Europe will prolnhly require all the wheat we can furnish before another harvest" INIIKIMANT HKMONKTRANCE.

There Is a strong feeling of indigna tion at the operations of the Wall street speculators who are controlling the wheat market, thereby causing tho blockade In the grain and tho atagna tlon in the shipping and export trades. An Indignation meeting has been urged by a number of the menibersof the Exchange, and yeeterdav a letter was rn-nt to President Hlncken, asking him to call an early meeting "to discus the present blockade In breadstuffa, In or- I der that some remedy may be found and trade be permitted to resume a le- gltitnate form." -Mr! Hincken replied tlt. hla opinion, would be inex- he believed that the matter would reflated by the law of trade. ini.HVHKia in wiht. Prominent shipping men sonert that I tQ thli.tjk0t thy domrt re- iiMik and turning toola will hi loli villi we tr-iiiUH.

AiltlreM h. SMmr. Juue's Boada. Tallap iia- This standard article is uoiiitiouud- el with the greatest care. Its effects are as wonderful and as satisfactory as ever, I It restores gray or faded luiir to its youthful color.

It removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff. It gives the head a cooling, soothir.g sensation of great comfort, and the scalp by its use M-comes white aact clean. By its tonic proiierties it restores the capillary glands to their normal igor, preventing baldness, and mak ing the hair grow thick and strong. As a dressing, nothing has been found so effectual or desirable. A.

A. Haves, M.D., State Assarei of Massachusetts, says, "The constituents are pure, and carefully se lected for excellent quality and I consider it the Best Piisparatiok for its intended purposes." Price, One Dollar. Buckingham's Dye FOR THE WHISKERS. This elegant preparation may be relied on to change the color of the lieard from gray or any other undesir able shade, to brown or black, at dis cretion. It is easily applied, being in ne preparation, and quickly and ef fectually produces a permanent color, a-uicli will neither rub nor wash off.

Manufactured by R. P. HALL NASHUA, N.H. Stll ij all Bnuxliti, ul Culm ii IMIdtu. CAST ALABAMA AD CINCISNAT1 It ALL KO AD.

HANGE OF SCHEDULE, TO TAKB EfFECT HAY 25, 1879. On and after the above dat', the Kaat 11a, Cineineiunati Knilroid tsains will rim as followa: SOUTH. Leave Unffalo 45 a irrive at Latfavett 7 00 1 Lafayette 7 15 1 Arrive and Lt-jivfl Iioyd's Tank 7 35 1 L-isve 8 00 Mt. Jefferson, 8 10 1 ivent ....8 SO Leave Jnncliun 8 20 VrriveatOpcliia 8 30 IrOINU NOitlB. jr-Ave Opelika 4 30 ni Arrive at Junction 46 Junction 5 Leave Mt.

i 4 50 Tiickorsbnrg 4 57 rrive ami Leave woyti a ranK to irr.ve at Laf avotte LaFayette i.5D rriveat 03 slaking close onupcti na with trains nd from llnasro-nary, Aflunt S. ft M. 3 U. V. B4LNES, Saperintendant.

CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TRADE MARK. The GrttUtTRADE Kernsciy cur) tor em mil tjcikiu'ss pn" 'T'-i tn SetoreXAlriiigcy, ulKi un Taking, a-es ni.ii i low, as a sequence to Kelt. Vbns--; i 88 of Memorv, Universal Las- titu-ie. P.

in in tlie Hick, Dim ess of Vis-i ii, Pr-ma nre Oid and manv other Di-n-asvs t': at lead to Insannity or Con- suiiiptKm i nd a Premature Grave. uli particnlare in onr pamphlet, bicu we desire to send free by ni.nl to -ve one. pn-lhe Speeitlo Medloine is tiv all druggists at 1 pnr mckati, or ix paek: ces for $5. or will be sent fr -e bv nail ou receipt of the money by adilress- ig XUetlbtAV Mechanics' Block, Dktroit, Mich. Sold in Opelika and everywhere by II druggists.

WASNAH MEMPHIS RALKOA TIME TABLE. NO. 13. Takes effect September 17th, 187J. GOING EAST, Goodwater jcaves Leaves Alexander weaves Jaeksons Gap Leaves Dailevile iieaves Camp Hill Leaves Waverlj Leaves Gold Hill Arrives at Opelika GOING WEST.

Leaves Leaves Hill Leaves Waverly Leaves (Jump Hill Leaves Da tevilie Leaves ack sou Ga Leaves Leaves riivcsat 4:30 am 4.57 5.26 (WO 6.49 7.59 8.17 8.57 ..4 30 li ..5.31 i 00 ..6 43 .7 07 .7 3:1 .8 06 .6 iJ C'ioek iu omce f-r Vv'oriurn K. time. 4 tniuutt-s niiea-i of Gpelika time. Takes effect Octotw-r '7ih. 179, W.

S. GHEKNK, H-ictivur and 'iouerul tt. iiUlill T. A. 150 A YEA.lt, 'V in votn own wtOl j4s tuiitie more iliiiu the inifmnt.

ulwvr. No oaf etui Ij-il nnik-' last. Any uue ciiu tin1 Yi' niak1 Iron. Ctg t() All bt-'UV liuVoiifl' XUi eVfcU- iugs ami bjiitic i to iLo iui.sim. ctt nolliinK to try the iine.

hiu 'ike it tor tnoiy iking ev(-r li--lort1! Iummcks liloHrta hKi Iwui-nrnblii. il-'iuli'i, if yon wnnt to know h11 ciit tlie bust busiiu sh be fue thi public, Bttnl ns your iuUIivmi nrt will viitlyuti full lmrticrtiartv utni imvfit terni ru: ro ii: ynuoni btu iiVrr cnr imml 1r vonrn 1 MrGEKGESTllSrOii A. iv And. Maine Tho Latest Styles of Fall Patterns, MISS DEC ROBINSON has just rr-Mivod her patterns of tho latest and must fashionable styles tor ladiea' fall and dresses, aud would be ploased fur tin. ladies of Opolik aud vicinity tn cull and see them.

1 ant atill at Mra Mot'oy's Millinery store near tbe Court lL-nau. Mrs. Garret is associated wi me niw. MISS DKII ROBINSON. MY "Fitting For Boys and (Young IVSen Hill open on HON i tho fith day lannary, lrt-KL tlii-sK nho propo-saudinit start the first rixy.

lloorrs I'f eoniloitable, TaiiMs iM aal 5.iKj per month nt tur es-. line at ic Ina ol the mouth. Incidental fee Ml eata, oa eniarioa. W.J.UcKEMIE. mm m7 Ktv FBIDAY, FEBEUABY 6, 1880.

JCorat Circuit Court, February Term. The following are tbe mines drawn jurors for Lee county court, on toe third Monday iu February next: OgweH Albright, W. J. Howard, James Woolen, J. L.

K. Smith, G. W. Thomaa, Eldridge Adama, W.M.6atterwbite, A. E.

vVk-elia, L.W.Cole, W.W.Moore, H. J. Vaughn, W. M.Capps, J. W.

Powers, J. B.5ewton, K. Taylor, W. B. Tucker.

W. F. Harrison, W. C. Dowdell, J.

S. Kimbrough, J. T. Ford, II. T.

Waldrup, W. H. Lainar, Jdo. W.Aldridge, L. A.

right, W. M. Adania, L. P. Grow, E.

C. Jackson, J. P. Alvis, J. Barr, T.

S. Smith. Witness this 30th day of December, A. D. 1679.

J. K. MuGkhek, Clerk. Chew Jaczsoa'a Bbot Sweet Navy Tobacco. In order to fill aojne cod tracts I will for tbe next sixty da spay extra top price for all kiuds of rags, bagging, season will close April lOtb, and would request parlies to ship to me at once, and will guarantee satisfaction, or return them at my expense.

Orders for paper, bags, filled at lowest prices. march 10 tf S. Gassenhbimeb. TO THE PUBLIC. There seems to be nomc individuals in Opelika who appropriate much of their time to attend to rny busi ness, and no doubt devote more to mine than to their own.

Tliis is in regard to minors drinking and play-ins: billiards at my place of business. I cordially invite the better class of citizens, and especially parents to notice lor themselves. No minor is allowed to drink or play billiards in my place of business, if any do, they wilfully misrepresent th'li' Respectfully, F. M. DUKBAR.

Just Behold and Read Attentively. Any one that, lias Cancer in nil it foinis, Coneamption, Scrofula, Tetter, K'rfi's Evil, and iu luct all imparities cf the blood, here is yonr place to (cured. My father was fortunate enough to buy this wonderful recipe from one of the moat eminent physicians of Ireland, and hat cured a very seTere cancer on bis face and Iclt do scar also cured a lady who (the doctors said) had Scrofula and one W'th Bronchitis, and was reported had coimuuipti n. (I oan also enre dropsy)! 'i ib aiedicino is token internally. All.

ak is a trial. A ddress M. M. WILKES, P. 0.

Box 110 narchTem LaGrange. Troop Oa. A ttraud Offer. $2,153.00 worth of valuable presents will be distributed to the subscribers of the Greeuvillc Advocate, free, on tle 12th of March next. Sup-scription price, only $2.00 per an nutn, Send at once for sample copy.

Address: J.B.STANLEY, Greenville, Ala. -m Sufferers, KeadThia. If jou are afflicted with Neuralgia or Headache, you can be speedily relieved by taking tb Spciflc Neural-gine. Speedy in its action, entirely free from Opium and other Narcotics, It commends Itself In being as Innocent as efficient. Hunt, Rankin Lamar.

Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, jan 15-6tn. .11, The Georgia Baby Bonds Will Buy Kcuralglue. Neuralgine will cure Nearalgia and Headache. Kcuralgja and Headache lead to disease disease to death. Moral Go to your Druggists and get a bottle of Neuralgine and be relieved.

Hunt, Rankin 6 Lamar Wholesale AgonU, Atlanta, jan 15-6m. NOTICE. To all whom it may concern. The undersigned will no longer keep his store open for trafllce on Sunday. W.

A. HUDSON. N. B. I will furnish meals at my Reastaurant from 7 to 8J; from 1 2 to 1.

Supper at o'clock. W. A. HUDSON. A Household Need.

A book on tbe Liver, its disoases and their treatment sent Fiee. Including treatises upon Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Bil Malaria, Ac, address Dr. Sauford, 162 Broadway, New York Cltv, New York. Atlanta, Nov.

7, 1879. Dr. C. MorrETT ie(ir I cannot too strongly recommend yonr Ttethlna (Teething Powders) to mothers as one of tbe best medmna they tan obtain for Oieir debilitated and ticl-ly infanta. I have list it with very satisfactory result the past summer with my own child, and while we have heretofore lost a child or two teething under other remedies, our present child that has taken Tcsthloa is a fine healthy boy.

Iu merit Is certain to malte it standard family medicine for this country for the Irri tations ol teething and bowel disor ders of ohildres of ell ages. I am, Try respectfully, I BliOWN, M. D. (BroUnf u-GoT. Jet.

JC Brown.) C-irdea 1. D. Houaer, and John 0.1 D. Smith, chalangers. Also D.

F. Carden, Returning officer. L. EDWARDS, Mayor. G.

W. Horeos. Clerk. 1 January 29th, 1880. -i mm i Circuit Court Lee Co.

Adjourned Terra, February 10th, 10. Br okdeb of the Hon. James E. Cobb' Judge of the Nineth Judicial Circuit of an avljourned tf ra ul the Circuit Court of said county will be held couiMencing on tbe aixleeula day of February, A. D.

1880. for the trial cf the unfinished business of said Court on the Civil Trial Ducket, tbe MotlooDocket, and the Forfeiture Docket. Parties Litigant, Witnesses, and all interested will please take notice of same, as no further notice will be given. This January 15lh, 1880. J.

K. BIcGebec, Clerk. Entirely Xew. Just received of Thos. G.

Boyd, Sweetwater, samples of Normandy Giant-White Core and Teach Tomato seed, which came very highly recommended as the Guest in tut country. The Peach Tomato is said to resemble the peach in shape and fuz, hut grows on the Tomato vine is very rich, and the best for American culture. Send to Mr. Boyd for further information. His, be claims, is the onlv Seed Farm in the South.

FOK SALE. Tbe celebrated Jersey Bull, "GEROME." Several cows with calves, by "Go- tome." Two Shepherd puppies, dog and bitch, only nine months old, and from the best imported stock. They me beauties. Apply to F. .1.

MOTT, Dover, Ala. jan 15-ct. Guard Against Consumption, That life destroying scourge, by promptly subduiug with the aid ol Parker's Ginger Tonio every attack of Cough, Cold, or Sore throat. There is nothing like it. Acting powerfully upon the blood and skin, and the mucous stirfaeos of the throat ami lungs, it speedily overcomes these dangerous disorders, prevents the development of tbe dreaded Consumption, and removes all pain and soreness from tbe lungs.

It is wonderfrlly efficacious in Dyspetic afflictions, and gives tbe most comforting relief from Headache, Distress in the Stomach, Nervousness, Low Spirits, Wakeful ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart burn, etc. It regulates the Bowels correct both unnatural looseness an constipation and stimulates tbe Liver to healthy action. Buy a 50 ct. or 81.00 bottle and try it. Sold by B.

D. 8. D. Lazarus. The Ladies' Favorite.

Among the many thousands of ladies who have used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and pronounced it their favorite remedy, because so efficient in tbe diseases and weak-neases peculiar to women, are many who are well and favorably known in the world of letters, as well as artists, musicians, aud a whole host of names from the brilliant ranks of wealth aud fashion. It is pre-eminently tbe ladies' Favorite Prescription, its use, while being tar more safe and efficient, exempting them from those painful, caustic operations, and the wearing of 'those mechanical contrivances mai'e like Peter Pindar's razor seller's razors to tell, rather than to cure. Killmore, March 20, 1878. Dr.

R. V. Pierce Dear Sir Your Favorite Prescription has restored me to perfect health. Youre truly, Grace Cuoate. 422 Eutaw Baltimore, Md.

I June 10th, 1878. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.

Y. Dear Sir: My wife waa a hopeless Inviliil for nearly 20 years. Your Favorite Prescription hag cured her. Thankfully yours, R. T.

McCat. Commissioners Court convenes on Monday. A few small snow drops fell yesterday. The garden seals men will now get up a ''boom" in their line. Considerable quantities of cotton are aiill being brought to this market.

Guano teem to be as plentiful as rocks on tbe old worn out bill-sides. Protestant Episcopal Church Service next Sunday at 11 o'clock a and 4 p. m. Duprcz A Benedict's Minstrel will give one of their excellent entertain' menls in tbe Opeta House on Tuesday evening next Ncw.paper continues to "boom. Tbe quality used in publishing the Time ha advanoed fully one-third In the past two months.

The severe cold weather of the past few day ha almost ruined, the early gardens. Tbe wheat and oati on atiff land bare alo suffered very maob. ject, eatiraates that there are at least ocean, filing grafts of a capacity of 600 teas aud over at present iu the harbor fife-fully atimr tliomaalvea tin 1 1 xpenses. Many of them have been lying idle for from three to Ave months. Xew York Herald.

BILL AEP. He Explains the Presidential Outlook in a Manner Original and Unique, and 8how8 His Familiarity with Knotty Questions. 1 It seems to me that it's nirt too soon to make a -President, buf there's less harm in it than in siieeulatitiK in cotton futures. The wiK-rs are very lawy ahout it and have ttlel it up very at-Ufaetorily to tiieui who can uiid-rstand it. Now, if Seymour can carry Xew York and ain't lot old to run, and Hen dricks will run with him and carry his Suite, and Bayard can cany Delaware, ami Alex.

Stephens will stand up to t'ie party, and we can't elect our man, and Hewitt don't trade him off, ami General Grant concludes to run the canal, and Loclirane gets reconciled, aud Dr. Felton in satisfied to stay in Con- grtsss the balance of his life, and every thing works tiinoutbly and we make good crop this year, why we will all be happy and no loss on our side. But if Gen Grant runs and Gon. Haudcock and the bondholders put up eight or teu millions, and Pennsylvania goes for Hancock, and New York for Grant and the other t-tates go some other way, and nobody knows bow the tiling is mixed up, and Mr. Stephens goes for Grant, and nolwdy is elected, why, we can't tell very much about it nohow.

The whole business is very much like Uncle Pete Strozhiers' charge to the jury. Cox wa suing Wilcox about a horse-trade. Cox said that tie horse he bought from Wilcox said he only had the distemper, and that he would get well if he had been properly doctored. A bout forty witnesses were examined, and half of 'em swore that the horse had the distemper, and the other half sw ore he died of glanders. So the judge charged the jury at great length, for, said lie "Gentlemen, the supreme court says that more than half the cases that comes up there never would have come if the judge so charged the jury as to make 'em understand the case.

New, I'll try to make this ease as luminous to you as the noonday sun. Now, you've heard all the evidence, more or less, and I charge you that if the horse had the glanders and died after he got over it, then Cox isentitlcd to recover the value of an unfo md horse but if Wilcox had the distemper and the horse didn't have the glanders, then the horse em't recover, and if Cox and Wilcox had the glanders, then the jury must say what is the measure of (linage; and if the horse had the distemper and Cox cured himofit, then Wilcox is liable for rentand occupation; but the whole case depends on how old the horse was, and whether he bad ever had the blind staggers or not all of whieh you are to determine according to the evidence, counting the number of witnesses on both sides whether they are even or odd, but I charge you that if neither Cox nor Wilcox nor the horse bail the glanders nor the distemper, then the jury can't recover, and you will be obliged to bring iu a verdict for the witnesses in this ease. and make up your The next case was about a cow that was unruly and bad to wear ayoke and a poKe aim get tnmg a grape vine, and was choked plain- tiirsued the man be tonight her from aud after all the evidence was snbniit-t -d, Uncle Pete charged the jury that if the cou' was sold to Higgins as a sound cow and sh was unruly and had to be yoked ami poked, and by reason tnereot got ciioucd to death by a grape vine, and wasen't fit for beef nor poke, nor mutton, nor milk, and was a total loss except as to her hide and tallow, and Higgins put the eow in the Held where the railroad run over her, and ie cow was on the track in the train's time, or the train was on the track in the cow's time, then the plaintiff can't recover anything nioretlianconsequen- tinl damages, and I charge you that this is the law of the case, but you can And for the cow or the railroad just as you please. But, gentleman of the jury, I charge you that you must find for the plaintiff in this case, provided you don't think the defendant ought to recover. Jesso.

Now, it occurs to me from reading the newspapers, that the whole tiling about the next President is as clear as a sunbeam, and if any man wants to be on it, why there's no trouble alioiit making up an issue. If Mr. Til- lives to see the next convention and is not nominated, why then you may set it down that somebody else will be, and if Gen. Grant don't beat him, and Sherman and Blaine don't run, why then Judge I.oclirauc and George Washington Childs will have 1 1 write a funeral ode and wait four years more for an office, and then not get It provided we elect our man, and he ain't cheated out of it, and we don't have a King put over us in the menu- time. My opinion Is that some the newspnpees have put it exactly, but which one it is I nm not prepared to say at this time, but think the whole matter ought to bo referred to Uncle Pete Btro.hiei.

litu. Am' TaX Notice. will attmrt at the following times Bud plnees for the purpose of ami-suing the Bute and county taxes tor the year 1880. Drat 6 Looouapoka Monday Jau. Sri 6 Anburu Tnenilay 1 Pelrce Chanel WeiliicHdav KM 7 Mine Klin Thursday 3ttidntOrove Friday 4 Dolhel 8alui.ly ill 13 Floyd's Mill Mi.n.Uy Feb it 1 Biulah TiiPmlay 3 'II WiwiHieheo Wnlned-ijr 1 IU Smith's Ktjtliun Turaday 6 10 Uiowuetiile Friday 6 13 Sear's Store Ha'urday 7 9 Moadors Monday ti Tuoadav to Upelika Wednesday, Thura lay anil Friday Feb, II, tl Ct.

All poranua whu bavr freeduien in their employ will pleaae all their attention ta the alio npixjint men ill perwiue nl-j'-ot to tola are requeted to meet meal Iho aiwve mentiouml times aud 3. 11. BURNS. .1 Tax Aeseasut Lee Couaty. The Best of the Agricultural Weeklies.

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