The Weekly Columbus Enquirer-Sun from Columbus, Georgia • 2

Alt UliHKD IM 1828 iKATEN SUBSCRIPTION if in KriQUIREli HUN published every dayM Mood ay la inailod postage Iald at 75 oonta V'jCaih year and proportionate rats tut Slijs or ala montlia SUNDAY NQUIRER 8'JN eiglil pagei11 re many anncial alur of grout interest W't a a plendlo paper It will be served suba'Nere bv mall at SI 50 a year sWEEKLY KNyUlliEll HUN Is an exoelteMt wtisiDg medium and la catonuively used byi yJtrrn MverUasra UmnaiBKM when writing tn nave the address tteir paper changed should alao alate the 'inr er address 'Adamm Noncaa per line nonpareil each jwdaa cunts ruuural Nutlet 1 t'umTiaailgwTa Want or twin To Lot etc (' Juat a word each Inaertlon payable In ad''Ma Per square (one inch) If liret inaertiou jyeUal ratal for diaplay and long time ad ver ITaeanta ust OoMmntMnoM BbcmJd be addressed RICHARDSON Editor and Manager 2 COLUMBUS GA JANUARY 28 1893 Law partner Miller will now probably lift nphli voice again at the White Houre gate for the Supreme Court appointment It Is to be hoped that the President bill) has wboktem tlit stl the Senate and will not seid hb name In The electoral lueatengi'r from the Stale of Texas Gen A 8 Roberts delivered the Lone vote In Waihlngtou Satur day and when he receipted at the Tress nry for bis pay 437 75 he said In Texas the people feel a little ashamed of themielvea They gave Cleveland only 150000 majority But then it rained and try aa we might we could not get out the full country vote The death of Justice Lamar loses the South ita repreaentatlon on the ederal Supreme bench It it possible that Presi dent Harrhon may select hit successor from the South but It It not likely that he will be In any sense representative of the section of He interests on traditions Bill of Gwinnett seems to be under the impression that the duty will devolve on him to elect the next United States Senator from Georgia He Is the statesman who tried to kill the ap propriation for the Georgia military iu the preaent Legislature William is a small potato Wbat course Mr Garrard will pur sue In the future with regard to the next Benatorshlp from Georgia la a question that cannot now be answered But at present despite the frequent mention of hie candidacy be is not in the ring In a short Interview published In our local col umns thia morning he states hla position very concisely Some Idea of the magnitude of the World's air enterprise can be gathered from the prices paid for the privileges of the grounds or concessions as they are called The aggregate paid by different Individuals and corporations fools up8500000 Here are the different items: Rvstaufanta Inns etc 125000 Intramural electric railway 00000 Bleamboat 160000 Ijiunchra basins and lagoons 75000 Wheel chairs 250 ooo Barre siloing railway 1'0000 Uluw Sanitary concession 6 '000 Vnnksy's catalogues 500 UOO Guide book 75000 Midway Plaisance 1 210' 011 Mlsoellapeous 110000 Col Dick Grubb arrived in Washington at' 10 Monday nlgbt with electoral vote caiefully concealed about hie person Vice President Morion was silting up for Richard and gavqhlm a cor dial welcome when ho rang lhe front door bell towards midnight It will be rcm in hered lhe Enquihkh Sun has always said Grubb would get there all right The Washington correspondent of Louisville Courier Journal slops lhe guess work as to who will be lhe private secre tary of Secretary of lhe Treas ury by elating w'ith authority that the post will be fll ed by Mr Logan Car lisle lhe capable and talented son of Sen ator Carlisle He is said to be In intellect ual capacity a chip of the old block The Knqujkbbsun has received the January number of that very excellent publication Southern Traveler's Official Railway Guide" published at At lanta by Mr Watts The outside cover is handsomely gotten up and makes a very attractive opening number for the new year The Railway Guide is admira bly arranged for information and conveni ence and it is noted for its accuracy This Guide is furnished subscribers at 2 per annum and It Is well worth It There are said To be about fifty appli cants for the lucrative office ot Public Printer under the next administration Owing to the warm personal friendship existing between Mr Cleveland and Mr Benedict cx l'ubllc Priuter it would not be unnatural should the President elect ask Mr Benedict to acct pt the office or perhaps appoint Mr II Benedict the ex Public Printer's brother who was chief clerk of the office during Mr Cleveland's administration State Treasurer Bob Hardeman and Attorney General Joe Terrell were in Americus Monday li oklng after the money belonging to lhe State in the Bank of Americus recently falhd Your Uncle Bob Hardeman is never caught napping Where the State's money Is concerned The Bank of Americus was a State depos itory and only a short lime before the failure Georgia had over 10000 in the 1 bank The Tiaurr didn't like the looks ot thfrgs and began to draw out so when the crash came the State's balance was only abeut IS1 and that of course Is safe tbs bank had to give a good bond as a tfatadeposltory TTUt WEEKLY COLUMBUS ENQUIRER SUN: COLUMBUS GEORGIA SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 28 1898 THE COTTON MOVEMENT The New York inancial and Commer cial Chronicle of the 14th Instant gives lire following report of the movement of the cotton crop for lhe week ending riday evening 20 lust The total receipts have reached 101737 bales sgalntl 114841 bales Iasi week and 120054 bales the previous 1 week making the total receipts since lhe 1st of Septembei 1892 3909139 bales against 6290933 bales for lhe same period of 1891 2 showing a decrease since Sep tember 1 1892 of 1387794 bales The exports for the week ending riday evenlhg reached a total ot 75986 bales of which 38714 were to Great Britain 2046 to rance and 35227 to the rst of the Continent The imports into Continental ports during the week have been 60000 bake The figures indicate a decrease in the cotton in sight on riday night of 259652 bales as compand with the same date ol 1892 an Increase of 880473 bales as compared with the corresponding dale of 1891 and an increase of 1222889 bales as compan with 1890 Thu totals show that the interior stocks have decreased during the week 0082 bales and were riday night 159 235 bales less than at the lame period last year The receipts at all the towns have been 14552 bales more than the same week lastyeai and since September 1 they are 928 Q04 bales less than for the same time in 1891 92 The total receipts from lhe plantations since September 1 In 1892 93 are 4227177 bales iq 1891 92 were 5840911 bales In 1890 91 were 5 508 910 bales Although the receipts at the outports the put week were 101747 bales the actus movement from plantations was only 95 705 bales the balance being taken from the stocks at the Interior towns Last year the receipts from the plantations for the week were 81541 bales and for 1891 they were 144901 bales The net overland movement this year has bet 18930 bales against 21623 bales for the same week In 1892 and that for the season to date the aggregate net overland exhibits a decrease from a year ago of 262831 bales There has come into sight during lhe week 128641 bales against 115164 bales for the same week of 1892 and that the decrease in amount in sight riday nigiit as compared with last year is 1859565 bales IMPORTANT GROWTH MANU ACTURES The Enquibkb Sun has received an ad vance proof sheet of the annual report of new textile mill construction for the year 1892 which is similar In scope though far more comprehensive in detailed statistics than the semi annual report published in the July number of the World It will be remembered that President Harrison in his last message to Congress quoted the textile statistics of the World which is a compliment to Ha accuracy The report before us shows tbit 272 new mills em ploying some 31600 persons were added in 1892 to the number of textile mills in the country Of 73 were cotton 49 woolen 93 knitting and 21 silk mills leav ing 36 distributed among other branches In cotton Massachusetts leads with 19 now mills North Carolina follows with 16 and South Carolina stands third with 11 Illinois and Indiana boast of only one each In woolen also Massachusetts leads with 8 new rnills Maine follows with 7 and Pennsylvania wit 6 But Maine stands first and Pennsylvania second in number of hands employed Iu knitting Pennsylvania leadn with 32 mills and New York follows with 20 The most of these establishments are small and are engaged In producing scrunlras cotton hosiery As no comparative statistics are given in the general summitry which lhe Enquibkb Sun has received the data are wanting from which to determine whether 1892 was a year of exceptional growth We have only lhe World's belief that 1892 claims first rank in the annals of textile progress In the United States" It is worthy of remark that the most of the new mills are located in tbe Eastern Blates which get lhebeutfiL of high tariff as usual while the younger Blates and Territories lhe freight" The Augusta Chronicle has nearly a column editorial advocating Governor Northen for the position of Secretary of Agriculture in Mr Cabinet Among other things the Chronicle says: high character and superior quall fleations eminently fit him for the position A man of liberal culture and a farmer by profession who has devoted many years of his life to xgriculturai put suits his selec tion would be hulled with pleasure by the farmers of the South and West Governor Northen Is in lhe prime of life He has respect and con fid nee of all classes His re lection as Governor shows tlie es teem iu which ho is held in The esteemed Atlanta Journal says: One might judge from lhe following from the Knquirkr Sun that somebody In the vicinity of Columbus wants to be Unittd Stales Senator: rather familiar cry is beginning to be heard up in the mountains that North Georgia is entitled to the next United Slates Senalorshlp because they had it up there in a long lime What's the matter with South Georgia and Em Geor gia and West Georgia? Has anybody had the Senatonhlp outside of Atlanta for many yean? Pope Barrow did we be lieve barely warm a seat in the Senate chamber after die death of Smaaor I nil of Atlanta but lie Is to be credited to North east Georgia Tbe neiiS naif rsblp Ought to go south of Atlanta and there are plen ty of Indication that II Solar aa the ENQUliiKB SvN is aware there is DO Senatorial eandldato here abouU when there is the Siata will apt to discover the fact We ttiJnd saying that there Is good Senatorial timber In this neck of the woods and there is plenty of same material south of At lant THE LATE JUSTICE LAMAR Tbe sudden death of Justice Lamar while it was scarcely unexpected was nevertheless a shock to his wide circle of friends and admliers It was a coinci dence worthy of note that this distin guished statesmen and jurist after giving the vigor of his young manhood and the ripe maturity of age to the service bl his adopted Slate going thence into President Cabinet afterwards transferred to the Supreme Tribunal of lhe Republic should the feebleness of ill health turn for strength and a new lease of life to the State that gave him birth and breathe his last within a few mile ot his boyhood home The old mother State which gave him birth has always been proud of her gifted son and proud of his honorable and brilliant career and she has a lender sad pride that he came back to her in death Of the long line of illustrious men which the South has given to the country few have illustrated her in ability in courage in statesmanship and patriotism more brilliantly and stainlessly than Lamar In all lhe pages of bis public record as Congressman before the war from Mississippi as an officer in tbe Con federate army as a college professor for years following that stormy period again as a Congressman then a United States Senator where he towered among the giants of that tody during a period when tbe dignity and honor of great States were represented on that floor by great men later called as one of the Cabi net council of tbe President of the United Stales and from that high office called to sit with the eminent jurists who have made the Supreme Court ot the Republic one of the highest judicial tribunals on earth In all of the record there is not a page that is not written in honor and not a page that does not bring pride to bls adopted State and to his old mother State and challenge the respect and admiration of the people of the whole country He Illustrated too in his pri vate and public walk the honored school ot Southern statesmen who have unselfish ly served in high places whose patriotism bar always been equal to the supreme test whose lofty integrity have led them safely through all the allurementsand glittering temptations that beset states men in office so that they have come out of the public service poor iu puree but with stainless record still holding tbe confidence and trust of their countrymen and adding lustre to the history of the Republic THE MEMORY OE THE CONED ERATE PRIVATE A grand Memorial Bazar la to be held in Richmond Va in April next for the purpose of raising funds to complete the monument now being raised to the private soldiers and sailors of tbe Confederacy and for the Confederate Museum to be estab lished in lhe house in wllch President Davis resided during the war The move ment is under the auspices of the Holly wood Memorial Association aided by the Junior Hollywood the Oakwood and He brew Memorial Association and all the Confederate Veterans Camps The En quibxb Sun has received a circular from Mrs Daniel the Secretary request ing us to call attentiou to this grand move ment and to urge upon lhe people of Geor gia to co operate in a movement in which all Southerners are deeply interested At lhe Bazar each Confederate State will be represented by a table bearing its name shield and colors and articles received will be given to the table which may be designated by the donor It is befitting that to the dauntless chieftain and his he roic followers these two monuments be raised iu tbe Capital of lhe Confederacy the one spot which can never lose its iden tity with the cause for which they strug gled and died Money and articles smalj and large for table or restaurant for use or beauty should be addressed to "Memo rial Richmond Va All pack ages will be forwarded free by the South ern and Adams Express Companies The name and residence of the consignee should be in the corner but not given as part of the address and packages should be direc ted to Mrs Hotchkiss President of the Memorial Bazar or to Mrs Dan iel Secretary This will bs one of the greali st and most brilliant affairs ever un dertakon in lhe South for a similar noble purpose Dr Dudley Williams of Oxford Ala is a candidate for the position ot United Stales Indian Inspector under the Cleveland administration and has secured the endorsement of every high official in Alabama from the Governor down and numerous letters from other distinguished persons Dr Williams will doubtlessly be pleasantly remembered by lhe readers of the Enquirkb Sun from bls letters published In this paper during 1891 from Indian Territory where bo was then located lie was appointed Indian Agent Gy Mr Cleveland in 1884 and very effi ciently discharged ids duties He Is thor oughly familiar with the requirements of Hie position of Inspector ills appoint ment would giro very general satisfaction Dr Williams was a strong advocate of Mr Cleveland in the last campaign and de voted himself arduously to canvassing his district doing very effective work The Khedive of Egypt received eotno very explicit Inforniatlon yesterday rela live to intentions The British army of occupation will be Increased at once This will give rance another at tack of the fidget WBENEVllt see Sarsapa rilla now I want to bow end say I was badly needed with Ecxe aid Ski nfuls os i covering almost tlio lioio of onosldoof my face nearly to tlio Palaley top of lay head Punning sores discharged from both ears My eyes were very bad tbe eyelid lore it was painful opening or closing them or nearly a year I was deaf I went to the hospital and had an operation performed for tlio removal of a cataract from one eye One day iny sister brought me Sarsaparilla which I took and gradually bcqan to foci bet ter and stronger and slowly the sores on my eyes and in my ears healed I can now hear and see as Mits Ajianda Paia lky 17ft Lander Street Newburgh Pills Cur all rlrr nil jaundicelek budache bhlousneia tour almnacb uauaee Stuart's Gin and Buchu NOTES ROM BEALE BOMB GOSSIP ABOUT THK BKMABKABLK PKHcONALS Sealk January 21 Since the snow of last Wednesday there has been a variety ot weather It rained and sleeted alternately all day Wednesday and wound up with a storm that night The raiu fri z) as it fell and next morning every thing was covered with sleet On riday this sleet was covered with heavy frost which made it glisten with a brilliancy dazzling to behold and when the sun burst on it the trees looked as if strung with brilliants It did not feel so cold and though the mercury was near freezing each day either a few degrees above or below The wind was quiet which made It seem not so cold Such a sleet has never been seen here before Tbe rays on lhe scene gave the finishing touch to a picture already beautiful As if not satisfied with tbe variety of weather tbe storm added another fea ture along abjut 6 in a heavy rain and over all tbe thunder roared and light ning flashed Such a sight we will seldom see The rain was falling several hours and must have been very heavy for it froze as it fell and when morning came it re vealed the trees bending under the heav iest load of sleet ever seen here Large oaks and cedars were weighted down Some were so broken and shattered that 'twas hard to believe that a tornado had not done the work Over the enow Was another thick must of sleet hard and tniooth Tbe cold was not intense about the freez ing point out of doors and at one time about noon the mercury rose to above that point several degrees Late Thursday afternoon the long slanting rays of the setting sun trans formed the grey landscape to a scene of fairy like beauty the trembling drops of ice on cedar and elm glowed with red blue and white fire The trees and plants looked like celestial growth bathed in pure silver glittering with tens of thousands of gems and shining with the golden radi ance of the warm glow And so still it was so mysterious in the early day when no sunbeam lighted up the of the clinging ice a picture of deso ation whlch seemed to be tbe work of some while spirit from tbe horn of the blizzard which coming softly in the dark night with one wave of its icy breath froze the rain drops they fell and the snow on the ground vanished Thursday night a pretty heavy frost formed which gave the sleet covered trees a brilliantly white appearance Remember the birds when the snow is on the ground throw some crumbs freer the window and watch them as they eat it it will repay the trouble or three days the thermometer regis tered in the neighborhood of 25 degrees The row of beautiful elms standing iu the yard of the eagan place now occu pied by Mr Ware look as if a torna do had struck them The long limbs are broken and drooping the naked stem will be about all left of one These trees have stood there for years and were much ad mired Miss Ida Henry went up to Columbus riday to attend the funeral of Mrs Griggs Mr Dawson dismissed school Wednes day for the week on account of the bad weather Mias Mary Lou Leslie is spending a few days with her psrents Seale is the place to get fine rich yelloW Jersey butter There is much of it here now at 20 and 25c per pound Dr Swann who has been away for several months is back home again and may be found at bis office There has been and is now very little sickness here notwithstanding the fearful weather Mr Kennedy a long time resident of Seale and vicinity left last week for Texas where he will make bis home and go into business A Remedy for all kinds of Bladder and Kidney troubles CURES Did you ever reflect that many ills of life come from sluggish action of tbe Kidneys? KIDNEY Tlie Kidneys are the great blood strain ers thus filtering out poisonous elements that would otherwise remain and contami nate the whole system AND Keep the blood aid tbe Kidneys win oppressed and overburdened and you will build up the system and preserve health BLADDER Do you suffer with weakness backache pain in the sides hei vr usness loss of ap petite bad taste In the mouth etc? 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We are right in the midst of Stock Taking and so far we have found lots of things that should have been sold lannels Blankets Under wear and the like and we are going to closethem out at prices that will put them in easy reach of every one The first to come will get the plums? Blanchard Booth Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla 1 Ji.