Ledger-Enquirer from Columbus, Georgia • 3

5 DAILY RNQUIRER BUN COLUMBUS GEORGIA TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 30 1889 HARk'ET REPuRIb Nm Youk April Oofon Evening ixjtioit market firm se 137 npDIl II I 1ks onaus Il fr lfto dUd n't rwvpu export to Great Britain 1833 rance tv crntJnent 1042 vrefc 421 fl Net reteipu 748 prwM Ci 8 bea futnrca aiowd cteatly utlea SijMkJ iitur' Up'a if I April I 10 e'ov Jane tl 4 a5 Dec Jaly W9I 1 Jan Aug (li OI eb :03134 March 9 99 10 9 9 91 9 W2 W3 10 0M1 10 1O I6J9 To 5 323 Uvaou April Noon fui business KOdemt al full rater Asaericau uhdaiinga 1M 1 000 and "1 12900 receipt a50 Amaru an 14 700 futures firm 2 of cotton to lay included American American middlings 1 10 1 future firm 4 utures closed steady vruuai Upened A fH 3 ZZZ 1 6 64 7 64 April and May 6 4 94 6 64)6 7 4 May June 4 44 6 6 6 64 6 7 4 Juue July 4 64 4 fl MM 0 7 61 Jaiy Aogust 4 4 4 6 6 64 6 6 61 AngtisL Septembcr CKMM 6 6 2 4 Mwptrrabr Ociobr5 47 64 16 7 64 6 47 A4 Ofcobr f'orw ber 5 86 6 5 87 64 5 37 Septe bcr 15 6 i VAKJOVB itmfP Tone ClAlveton quiet Norfolk steady Baltimore firm Boston Iquiel hearty biladeh'hU firm ba van nan ra New firm McbUr firm Memphis let AcguMa ithm Ch urteatn I nt Ne H'W jfstock K0 112 731 4958 (0 780 7 1563 HHi '8731 5 9 lifllO 130318 7f39 226 8 272'3 3020 Coin in the iun Trv aaury 15 1513 (00 currency I IE 3351( 0 Orarlie anl Krvllone CBlflM April (Jiaa quoutlioua war as follows: ir al mi Chict Buki rs soring wli af patent 4 ft No 2 apnng No 2 red 7578o Cora No 33 CaU No I I2 vial Meer pork 111 (OI1 1 6 8214 TiflMl Hhort rb tides $5 90 a 6 00 Sh uldcr ZV 6 6J short clear (idea 4C 2" 6 37)4 Whisky 1 02 utures Opening Ilbtheat Oio April May 81 81 June eiH 82 July 7tJS 7W Oru April May 33 81 33T4 June 31 34 July 04 3li April May 21' 21 Juue 2104 23 23 July 22JJ 22JX 22 MPork Apnl May 11 65 11 80 11 June July 11 75 11 824 11 80 Lard April 6 62 S2 Juue July 6 OU 6 9 fl 32 April May 6 J2' 6 10 5 92 July 6 07)4 6 15 6 12 O1NC1HMAT1 April amily 3 '0(1 8 65 fancy 4 6M64 25 No 2 red SIC Corn No 2 mixed (( No a mixed 234a2i'c Pori 25 Lt'I pric steam $6 Bulk sidei iG 2'k Bacon shot ribs i short des 1 side 7 '257 3'54 Whlaay fi 02 LouiaviCLB April 29 Grain Wbw N'7 red 8)C No 3 long berry 81c Oorr No 2 mixed at 85)c No 2 white 8 i3e: Us No 2 mixed 26 ProvieionB: car rib tides at 7 OOelear s'des 7 87at0 should Buik meats clear rlu stev 75 riba 16 87)4 shoulders Mens porx $13 50 Hains sugar cured (10 75(410 85 latru ict leaf prime steam 7 CO Nsw Obcbans April iar Louts! kettle choice xtrictli prime 8 1 1 1 tic fay to fully falrf Jjttfl lfcceiitrUu plantatioa granulated choice white oft whi cnoice yellow iua 7 15 148 prime yellow clarified 818)8 1 ltic oil eimw ciw ihed yellow ciaritie 1 toffee Uli cargoes common te prime 1B)4 Molasses Eouisiaua open kettle strictly prime 35c good prime 3 l(tf 33c prime 29 HOc good fair fair 2528c common 20i2icgocd common 2(o2ic Louisiana strictly pime 25 28c good prim 22c 21c Sir to good ftdr 20 21c fair common IfiwUSXcgooc co mon 15 yl5)xc Louis iana syrup 2581c Louisiana ordinary 10 prime 84is5c Sugar ami rdIee Naw Yonx April 29 Sugar Haw lair relining lJcoen riiu 93 lest reOnexI 7'ii extra 4' 7S47J4c extra white 15 loc yellow 7)407! 5 7 15 lG't 8)c mould A 814 standard A 8tc coulectlouers A KJc cut loaf crushed 9ac powdered 9j4c granulated 8ic cuties 84c ool anil lllh Nbw Youk April '29 wet salted New Orleans selected si 60 pounds 5a)6c Texas selected 50 and tiu povucr 58160 Wool domestic fleece 32538 pnlicJ 3 la Sac Texas li cWOc Pi New York April Re fined here i 85 crude in barrels Parkers7 10 Cilloii Need Nbw Yost April Cotton seed oil 41 a 12c for crude 50 10 yellow Nbw Oblbash April Gotten ta Met prime crude oil delivered 40c sum mer yel refined oil Uaxe ul myxl2t 00i22 00 Rosin Wild Tarpeu tlie Nb'v Yonu April 29 Rosin strained common to good common fl 12' 4af 1 15 Turpentine 453 Wilminoton April Tnrpenlme 38XC strained 85c good strained 87)c 81 30 crude hard 1 40 yellow dip2 45 virgin 2 50 CHARUtnoN April 29 Turpentine 41c rosin good strained 1 1 02)4 Clralii anil Provision Market Chicago April 29 In spite of the fact that it was the last business day of the month the market had a holiday look There ft as plenty of bullish news afloat regarding ft heat but bearish items were few July wheat opened at 79J sold at 79 and 79'i early lirnied up to 798 to 79 when a big decrease in the visible sup ply was known and then it reacted to 19 closing at 79 May opened at SI sold to 87 and became dull around the latter price June opened at 81 soid at S2J and finally steadied down closing at 82J The corn trade was good May opened at 33 sold at 33 and latr on improved to 31 closing at 33 In oats May opened strong at 21g to 3 1 and lirmed up to 22 The market inactive Provisions opened with a raid on prices Covering for May then caused a good rally The covering ft as on ribs lard and pork The carriers relieved snall lots of stutT they did not want to take and pay for The British ratn trade London April 29 The Mark Lane Ex press in its weekly review of the British grain ttade says: There has been an in creased demand for English wheats and prices have advanced 6 pence The sales of English wheat during the past week were 51010 quarters at 29s lOd against 49 852 quarters at 30s 7J during the corres ponding week last year The tone of for eign wheat has improved despite the large arrivals of white flour is steady At to market the values of English wheat were maintained oreign wheats were 6 pence cheaper for California while other American and Australian and Rus sian wheats were rather dearer lour corn and oats were weaker Barley was 3 pence loft'er A Dozen Desperadoes Captured PrrTSBVRQ Penn April A portion of a gang of desperadoes tvho have been robbing and committing murderous as saults upon farmers in the vicinity of Mc Clendon town ayette county have been captured at last Twelve of them were brought to Somerset! to day by ex Deputy Sheriff Kyle and a possee of forty men and placed in jail The robbers at first showed signs of tight but finally gave up their arms and surrendered They are a des perate class and the officers have been on their trail for the past two months Displaced by Negroes Chattanooga April The Lookout Rolling Mill Company of this city Sat urday night discharged all of their white workmen and to day they employed 150 negroes who are to be substited in the mill The management say that they have been paying more on account of the demands of the amalgamated iron works than they were able to pay and make anything and they substituted negroes on the plea of economy Trouble is appre hended between the new workmen and the old men oreign Labor Coining In Ptftsbvkg April 29 The sheriff and "his deputies are still on guard at the Alle ghany Bessemer Steel Works at Duquesne There was no outbreak to day During the afternoon seventy five Italians arrived and were escorted into the works without any interference The company will fill all their places in a few days and resume operations Made an Assignment Baltimore April Thomas A Agrew wholesale groceries and liquors assigned to day OVER AT OPELIKA The circuit Court Hit on the Head by a Negro Opelika April Circuit Court con vened to day The Grand Jury organized with Mr Williams at foreman Judge Carmichael delivered one of his usual lucid and able charges after which that body began its jnvwtigaiions Hon Alto Lee the ablest Solicitor in the State Is in attendance on its delibertions No civil cases of any importance were dis posed of to dav Master It Gorman of the Western Railway of Alabama wis seriously injured at East Point to day He assisted the con ductor to put off a negro whorefused to nay bls fare and aa the train started off the negro struck bis on tne head with a rock iullictlug a painful and serious wound He came down on the passenger train to his home in this city this evening The negro escaped 1 A II8VILIK CONDENSED An Ohl Man Carried to rail Mines for Wife Murder Dadeville Ala Atril Mr Cranswell of Pratt Mines came down Baturday and Bunday morning left with Reed who was convicted at the last term of the Circuit Court for wife murder He appeared considerably crestfallen when handcuffed and put aboard the train for the above named mints as he bad a horror for them He will be examined there and may not be put to hard labor in them as he is an old man and feeble Our jail is now emnty Mr A Is associated with the firm of Pearson Bloodworth The firm is now Pearson Bloodworth The firm is composed of good business men and no doubt will do a lucrative The cool winds of last week have ceased and the weather is delightful However we are rituding rain The wheat and oat crops are promising The little cotton looks like as tho farmers describe it Rev Shaffer pastor of tho Baptist church preached last Baturday Sunday and Sunday night to large and attentive audiences Tne Methodist Sabbath school will have a picnic on May 11 Both the Sabbath schools here are in a flourishing condition Mrs Blount Howie mid the charming Miss Katie Carter of Elmore were intown Saturday shopping ALL WKL1 AT NAZAHIiril The from America to the Holy Land Arrive There New York April The Catholic News has received this cablegram: After a four ride across the mountains of Galilee the American pilgrims have ar rived at Nazareth They are ail well with one exception although greatly fatigued by the mode of locomotion which brought them here Rev Henry Robinson of Leadville Col is tuffering from painful flesh wounds inflicted by the kicks of a vicious horse Tho pilgrims have camped out for the past four nights and the ex perience will not cease to be a subject of conversation until they reach their own land again The Americans were received here with more than usual solemnity to day The sodalities of tho city met them outside the walls and escorted them to the Church of the Annunciation which is built over the spot associated with the announcement of angels to the Blessed Virgin Inside tho ft alls the procession received additional strength from the accession of a large body of school children who led the way sing ing as they went Within the church the scene was splendid and the To Deum from tho grand organ seemed to have a sweeter sound thanever before Here where tho begin ning of tho mysteries was witnessed the father guardian welcomed tho American pilgrims in the name of the ranciscans and expressed his delight at the privilege of being permitted to receive a band of American citizens THE LADY II HI VII It Am Imaginative Picture of Mis Naiiitta Daisy of Oklahoma rom Miss Daisy it is the unexpected that is always to be looked for She is probably the best known woman in Ken tucky and her peculiarities of manner and her freedom of speech have made her a marked character there for the past ten years Every town in the State is familiar with the trim little figure tho bright eyes keen as a the nervous rapid speech and the tongue that with all its sharpness and many a time it had a razor never said an unkind word of any human being She used to teach a school years ago in Oldham county Kentucky near a little town called LaGrange Always free and easy in her manner utterly careless of what people about her said or did she shocked the staid old trustees by her thoughtless mannerisms A peculiarity of Miss in those days was to ride horses bareback and without bridle or halter As she was the only person male or female in the country who understood Latin she was regarded as a literary prodigy and held her place as long as she pleased In the session of the Kentucky Legisla ture 1S81 2 Miss Daisy threw her pictur esque personality into rankfort Ky and fairly took the breath away from the good people of that quiet old town She boldly announced her candidacy for State Libra rian an ollico filled by the Legislature and the way she went to work on the members showed she was in earnest If there was any member or relative friend or acquaintance of any member who did not see the busy little candidate it was not her fault What she would have done if she had been elected no one knows Nanitta remarked spitefully: know why Miss Daisy wants to be State Librarian she wants to stand on her head on the top She was beaten however and the de feat simply overwhelming With a characteristic appreciation of a fine situa tion Miss Nanitta toppled over in the midst of the crowd in a dead faint and was consoled with the reflection that she absorbed the attention of the town The next night she delivered a three free lecture on common school education in the same hall in which she said a great many bright tilings and appeared to be as happy as if she had never heard of an office Nobody presumed on her position In deed her freedom of language was never misunderstood She was Miss who carried around a license to say what she pleased Oae night during her can vass a drunken Legislator attempted to kiss her She boxed his cheeks till his ears buzzed jumping upon her toes to it Then she went on her way The man apologized when he got sober and was one of the few who voted for her After that little Alias Daisy lectured taught school in Louisville and ran for office Her lectures were free and she never got an office so her only support was school teaching She happened to offend one of the trustees of her ward and finding he could not discharge her ho abolished the school she taught Since then little Daisy has not had a prosperous life In Oklahoma she can confidently be re lied on to make an attractive personality She will say a good many things to make conventional people stare and if she has two pistols and anybody attempts famili arity on the strength of her conversation she will probably shoot him In a way to make it the most sensational killing in tho Territory New York World OKE1ON Elections for members of the Chamber of Deputies of rance have been fixed for September 22 A number of Conservative and Liberal Unionists will join with Gladstonians in oppoaing the sugar convention bill The police have searched the house of Olivier ex mayor of Candebre and the organizer of the Boulangist conference At Madrid the Catholic congress yester day unanimously adopted a resolution de manding a resolution of the temporal power of the Pope It is reported from St Petersburg that in addition to revolutionary pamphlets menacing letters have been found on the table In consequence of the com promising discoveries affecting the chiefs of the secret police Poutiline the head of that department and several high officers have been dismissed Destroyed by ire Natchitoches La April The Chopmsaw Mill lumber yard and all of the houses except three situated in this parish were burned this afternoon The loss is Ten millions feet of lumber was burned Tom ITarp Philadelphia Anri! At the re quest of Goy Robert Taylor of Tennes see George Childs has consented to loan the Scotch Irish Congress the harp of Thomas Moore now to be seen at the Ledger office The instrument will be on exhibition at Columbia Tennessee whore the Congress will assemble May 8 CoiigratiilMtioim from llie Mollior Country London April 29 Referring to the Washington inauguration the Daily Tele graph savs: 110 quarter of the globe will heartier congratulations than Great go to HARRIS HAIkNlNG Ieuth of Mrs Jane Ely The Sunday liool Hamilton Ua April Mm Jane Ely died at her resici juce at 8 ist night of dropsy of the heart and paralysis Bhe has been Bick for several montbs but was up as usual yesterday morning and taken very suddenly Sne was about sixty flvs years old and a consistint member of the Baptist church from her youth She was a sister of Mr Charles Russell of your city Mr Rollin Russell of this place and Mrs Greer of Ellerslie Ga Her re mains will be interred in the Russell burial ground near Ellerslie this morning Dr 8 Riley will return from the Bap tist State Convention at Marieta to morrow The fruit crop was nevermore promis ing in this county Rev Adams preached an eloquent sermon at the Methodist church yesterday on the of the Rev A arley preached to a large congregation at Smyrna church eight miles west of Hamilton yesterday The Harris County Sunday Scuool Asso ciation will meet at Kingboro Wednes day the 1st day of May The choirs of the tivo Sunday schools at this place will unite in furnishing the si glng for tho oc casion Rev II Harris of your city and Mr 8 Barnts of this place will ad dress the convention Rev A arley and Messrs rank Hadley II Talley and Burt Cook re turned last riday from tho Chattahoo chee river where they spent several days fishing They report a good time aud brought back two large strings of fish Mrs Allen Biooks whose residence was burned a week ago has erected a two room building on the burnt lot aud moved into the same GKORU1A AND ALABAMA Nns of th Two Slates Told 1 11 graphs Savannah is said to be flooded with counterfeit silver dollars The prospects of a railroad have doubled the prlco of some property in Lexington It now seems probable that Thomasville will have a canning factory at an early day riday for the first time in the history of Gainesville the people observed Memo rial Day Mound of Worth county has been acquitted of the murder of a man named Buchanan The Albany Guards have formally de cided to enter the prize drill which comes off in Macon May 20 and 21 Rev Smith Davenport has been ap ointed postmasler at Ty Ty to succeed irs Cora Pitt the present incumbent United States ish Commissioner Ellis in charge of car No 3 arrived in August Sunday night Irom Columbia with 3000 000 young shad Mr Ellis will deposit 1500000 of shad in tho Savannah river and the balance in lint river Warren county fishermen are dismayed at the strange and unaccountable way in which the suckers are dying up in the creeks aud ponds Quantities of dead suckers can be seen floating in the water al almost any good fishing place Some think it is caused by the fish eating a poisonous bud while others think it is a disease At any rato the havoc among the suckers is terrible The Americus Recorder says: The Salva tion Army with Mr Light as manager bos been in this city for about six weeks During their stay they have paid for rent somewhere near $266 and in the past week sent off to headquarters nearly a hundred dollars Perhaps they have had other expenses we know anything about which would increase the amount Con aidoring everything we think they have succeeded very well financially We do not know whether they will remain another week or not but presume thev will A Savannah special dated Sunday says: ranklin Lawton a young white man committed suicide at his boarding house on Bryan street this morning by taking twenty grains of morphine Lawton was a bosom companion of Charles Nanjack who blew his brains out with a horse pistol at the Savannah hospital last month His death upset Law mind and after five attempts at suicide in various ways he finally suc ceeded He left a letter addressed to Col Charles Simpson of Columbus Ga He left a letter to the newspapers here say ing he was a member of the Baptist church and was a son of a Baptist minis ter well known throughout the State Lawton was a spiritualist like Nanjack out was not very strong minded He was for a long time butler at the Savannah hospital and it was there that he was under the influence of Nanjack After the suicide he was lucked up and while in the hospital was identified by papers from Griffin as Henry Lawson The papers in his trunk show that Law ton was an assumed name In Alabama An enthusiastic railroad meeting was held at Cedar Bluff on riday The Birmingham Jockey Club has de cided to try a new lease on life A company has been organized to build a hotel at Evergreen The stock is $20000 commission as postmaster of Birmingham has been signed by the Presi dent Oxmoor has a curiosity in the shape of a petrified pine stump weighing about 200 pounds A man named William Henry Longfel low Stringfellow attempted to kill his wife in Seim riday Mr Bites of Batesville has planted eight acres iu tomatoes which he proposes to can lor the market The round house of the East Lake dummy line at Birmingham was destroyed by fire on Thursday night ive passenger coaches and an engine were destroyed Loss $10000 covered by insurance One hundred and fifty thousand dollars of Anniston bonds to run thirty years bearing 6 per cent interest were taken Saturday by isher Shaw of Baltimore for 10361 There were eight bidders with one exception all above par The cold nights and the winds are play ing havoc with the young crops Cotton is dying out sadly The Times hears a great many complaints In many places and wherever tho seed can bs had farm ers are re planting If the cold continues incalculable injury will be done the stands of cotton and the whole crop much in jured Eufaula Times Eli Mullen an old man eighty one years old who has been living in Birmingham since 1872 with his wife and children and has considerable property was upset by the appearance on Thursday at his domi cile of an old woman accompanied by one many years her junior who claimed to be his wife and daughter It was alleged by the new comers that the venerable Eli some twenty years previous had eloped from Texas with Miss Woods a niece of wife number one (the unexpected visitor) and had married her Eli declared he had been divorced but the old woman denied it and with her daughter took up her abode in the house Tney are all living together now but the aged bigamist is try ing to buy the old lady and her daughter off with the present of a house and lot Strictly Business What i ths Specific Company Who compoxc the oranixatio 7 Is it a clap trap patent medicine humhug Rotten up to deceive and make money out of the people These ques tions we think are answered by the officials and citizens of our city and State Atlanta Ga Nov 10 1888 We know the gentlemen composing the Swift Specific Company They are prominent citizens of onr State men of means aud of high character aud standing A Hemphill Pres Capital City Bank Porter re Bank Pul Romarb Vice Pres Atlanta Nat Bank Hill Pres Gate Citv Nat tnk John Gordon Governor of Georgia Alfred Oi Lquitt XJ Senator Cooper Mayor of Atlanta Grady Editor Atlanta Constitution The Best iu the World I think Specific is the best blood reme dy in the I have known it to make some wondertnl cures of patients who were considered incurable Grayson Crowville La Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free Tim Swift Sfecfic Co Drawer 3 Atlanta Ga It Haa Been Dropped The Hague April The Govern ment will announce in Parliament to morrow that the bill to establish a regency has been dropped Weather I'robabllltiex Washington April Indications for Georgia: air cooler southerly winds becoming variably Victims cf a Wreck Chicago April John Hartt of Bos ton la ss was terribly injured in a wreck on the Santa road near Lorenzo III April 10 and died at Mercy Hospital yesterday wife and the fiance were kilied in the same wreck riiiK synip for Child ren softens the gums reduces iuta mation allays ostn cures wind colic 25c a bottle A Beautiful Easter Gilt Scott Browne manufacturers of the well known Emulsion of Cod Liver OU offer a most beautiful Easter gift composed cf eight artistic studies of Birds and Elowers nut up in portfolio worth at least $2t0 for 25 ceEti On receipt of above in stamps it will be mailed at once Scott A Bowse apr9 tmyl 132 South ifth Ave Catarrh CuroI A clergyman after years of suffering from that loathsome disease Catarrh and vainly trying every known remedy at last found arecipe which completely cured and saved him from death Any sutterer from this dreaufn: disease sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Prof a Law rence 88 Warren St New York City will receive the recipe free of charge ic tu th seAwrowtina v5 XPX wK AgSuct essfiri Physician In a larse and lucrative practice run ning through a numb of years niy hus band by using Specific restored health to a great many people in whose cases al! other medics had proven useless To give a list would be write the history of stubborn maladies and remark and wonderful cures I will mention the case of a ycung man afflicted with blood poison for five years He win helplens for a was blind for somi da ys and bis case seemed incurable for under the usual treatment he had grown woise until his condition was to say the least horrible rheumatism came on to add to his sufferings Dr Love pre scribed Specific and by its use the grison was gradually for ed out of his system the sivht restored the eurna tism cured and to day he is a sorinl and heathy non My husband regarded Specific as th best known niedi one for diseases whioh it professed to cure Mrs Lov Leesburg Ga dept 20 low Genth Knowing that you appreci ate voluntary testimonials we take pleas ure in stating tha one of our lady cus tomers has regained her health by the use of large bottles of your great rem edy arter having been an ix valid for several years Her trouble was extreme debility ca ised by a disease peculiar to her sex Willis Co Druggist co Texas May 9 1888 Swift's Si kcific is entb ely a vegetable remedy an i is the only medicine which permanently cives Scrofula Blood Hu a ors Cancer and Contagious Blood piison rend for Books on Blood and Skin Diseases mail free The Swift Specific Co Drawer 3 Atlanta 1 mayl6 nrm Sleepless lights or nearly a month I was not able to sleep but after using Cblekt compound for two days in somnia fled and strength return Smith Claussen 8 have taken only a part of a bottle of celery Com pound and It has entirely relieved me of sleeplessness from which I have suffered Mrs autoliff Id or a long time I was so nervous and won out that I could not I tried many medi cines but none gave me relief until I used Celery Compound which at once strengthened and Invigorated my nerves Harley Sherman Burlington Vt I jW 1 I Celery Compound quickly quiets and strengthens thenerves when irritated or weakened by overwork or shock It cures nervousness head ache dyspepsia sleeplessness melancholia and other disorders of the nervous system Tones up the Shattered Nerves or two years I was a sufferer from nervous debility and I thank God and the discoverer of he valuable remedy that Celery Com pound cured me Let any one write to mo for Gboegb Bouton Stamford Conn Celery Compound produces sound ami refreshing sleep A prescrlpi Ion it does not contain one harmful drug Like lug else it Is a guaranteed cure for slecphs uess it directions are faithfully followed $100 Six for $500 Druggists Wells Richardson co Burlington vt LACTATED OOD MARVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY Only Genuine System Memory Training! our Books Learned in one reading Mind wandering cured Every child and adult yreatly benefitted Great inducements to Correspondence Classes Prrwpoctns with opinions of Dr Win A Ham mond the world famed Specialist in Mind Diseases Daniel Greenleaf Thompson the great Psychol Buckley I) If eoimrof the Chrmtian dvocatf Richard Iroctor the Scientist long Judge Gibson udah Benjamin and 237 ifth Ave feb22 A Perfect ace Powder Drapglgta on Broad St: llali 1142 Evans to Howard 1302 Gann's 1611 2nd Ave No 8 12th St Howard i Co Girard Ala Brannon A Carou Wlioleenle THE LATEST PERUME EXQUISITE Chaste HIAWATHA tu DR EMALE MEDICINeIhB giving tone to and strengthening the TJ ter Ino System and building up the general health corrects all irregularities and annoying troubles from which so many ladles suffer It gives th weak debilitated woman health and stren gthand makes cheerful the despondent depressed in spirits In change of life no lady should be with out INDIAN WEED ItisSaftandUraiUne Ask your Druggist or wl1o Br ou Atairon and 11 rug is raayl7 ddrw ly Education a Specialty at BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Atlanta Ga A thorough prac tical school Novacations Students admitted daily Highly recommended Send for Oircu lars oc25 6m WESTERN DRESSED BEEE THESE are ia every respect first class Paints composed of pure linseed oil and the highest grade of pigments They are prepared ready for the brush in 54 newest shades and standard colors and on account of their purity and great cover ing properties we offer them as the most durable and economical Paints ever produced One gallon will cover from 250 to 275 sq ft two coats Samples and Descriptive Price List free by mail ft JOHNS MANCACTIHING COMPANY SOLE MANUACTUHEBS Asbestos Roofing ire Proof Paints Building Pelt Steam Pipe and Boiler Coverings Asbestos Steam Packing Gaskets etc Vulcabeston Moulded Kings Washers etc 87 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK or Hale by GRUZARD pr2 tu frw2m Beginning with Wednesday April 171 will receive each week a car load of the finest Dressed Beef on earth from the celebrated packing i house of The Armour Cudahy Packing Co of South Omaha Nebraska which 1 propose io sell at wholesale and retail at prices I will meet the prices of Birmingham Macon or Atlanta Correspond with me before you make your ordersSo much to the outside public now a word Sr To the People of Columbus At my Stalls Nos 1 2 and 4 in the City Market 1 propose io keep the best Meats that can be procured regardless of cost which I will sell at the prices that I have heretofore charged for Georgia and Alabama meats SCOTT Col limb ii sW corgi a a pl Im AT ACCTION irst Tuesday iu May To the Highest Bidder Without Reserve! By 1 BHKHt ne tionrer The Tillman I Pearce Real Estate on Block East of Muscogee Mfg Co TRADE MARK Bygktrrd 1 KKRIW A Mrrh 215 187S II A A IT A MIRABILIA Once the Most Popular 10c Cigar NOW THE BEST 5c Cigar IN THE WORLD I Consisting of five 2 story brick dwellings and trick store and one vacant lot on Broad streetix 3 story brick tenements on ourteenth street four dwellings and two vacant lots on ront street located opposite Muscogee Manufacturing Company and within one square of Eagle and Phenix Milla lying between the dummy line and street railroad This valuable block of city real estate will be sold in nineteen parts Thelollow ing description gives the dimensions more orless No 1 Next north of Planters Warehouse on west side of ront street with front of 43 feet and depth of 148 feet 9 inches On this lot is a one story 6 room dwelling No 2 Next north of last described ront of 30 feet and depth of 148 feet 9 inches with 2 room dwelling No 3 Next north of last described 30 feet front and 148 feet 9 inches deep with 2 room dwelling No 4 Next north of last de cribed 44 feet 10 inches front and 148 feet 9 inches deep with fl room dwelling and store attache No 5 Next north cf last elercribed 37 feet 4 inches front and 148 feet 9 inches deep with 2 room tenement No 6 Next north of last described 37 feet 4 inches front and 143 feet 9 inches eleep with 2 room tenement No 7 On southeast corner Of ront and our teenth stieets with front of 105 feet on our teenth street and front of 73 feet 11 inches on ront street Ou this corner lot stands the 3 story brick building and office of the Pearce Cot ton and Building Building is 86x105 feet Its strength for manufacturing pur pcxes his been thoroughly tested having been occupied by cot on lac ory for almost two years The building is gas piped and piped for heating and very large cistern for fire and drinking pur poses No 8 South side of ourteenth street next east of actory office building with front of 15 fret and depth cf 41 feet On this lot is a 3 itory brick tenement of rooms No 9 Next eaet of last described 15 feet front and 45 feet deep On this lot is a 3 story brick tenement of 6 rooms No 10 Next east of last described 15 feet front and 45 leet deep On this lot is a 3 story brick tenement of 6 rooms No 11 bext east of last described 15 feet front and 45 feet deep On this lot is a 3 story brick tenement of 6 rooms No 12 Next east cl last described 15 feet front and 45 feet deep On Ibis lot is a 3 story brick tenement of 6 iooms1 No 13 Southwest cernerof Broad and our teenth streets with Prcuu street froct cf 40 and ourteenth street fr nt of 17 feet 6 inches On this lot is a 2 story brick store and 20 rooms and large well ventilated cellar No 14 Vacant Bread street building next south of above sto: 32feet fronton Broad street depth of 117 feet 6 inches Suitable for store or reside noe No 15 2 story a basement brick 11 room residence No 1389 cad street next south of lat described lot 33xl48 feet 9 inches Water works on floor No 16 2 story and basement brick 11 room residence No 1337 Broad street next soufh of last lot 39x148 feet 9 inches Water works on each floor No 17 2 story aud basement brick 9 room resi dence No 1333 Broad street next south of last lot 50x148 feet 9 inches Water works on each floor Large cistern No 18 2 story aud basement brick 9 rooni res idence No 1329 Bread street next socthof last lot 49x148 feet 9 inches Water works in base ment No 19 2 tory and basement brick 12 rooni TMidence and 2 room kitchen No 1325 Broad street next south of last lot 4911x148 feet 9 inches xcell rt location for boaiding bouse Water works in basement Terms Cash but arrangements can easily be made with Savings Banks of Columbus to pay two thirds of purchase money Balance 5 time if desired by purchaser Taxes for 1889 paid by owner Insured to eb ruary 1890 or further particulars apply or write to JOHN BLACKMAB Estate Agent Columbus Ga ap21 till may6 STOCKS AND BONDS OR SALE 10 shares Swift Manufacturing Company Stock 50 shares Eagle and Phenix Columbus Bond 5tOI Georgia 4)4 JOHN mACKMAK Stock and Bond Broker iPGa A Proclamation! Dr I GuyLewis nlton Ark year ago I liacl ieilious fever Pills were so Hiiglily receomnieiicled that I used them Never did medicine have a happier effect After a prac tice of a quarter of a century I pro claim them the best ANTI BILIOUS medicine ever used I always pre scribe Pills Cure All Bilious Diseases wig SALE BY LOEB KALMAN Reduction in Price No Change in Quality Columbus Ga mchl d3ui KERBS SPIESS Bartlett Newman Co9 Successors to I) JJ ItIZK Carriage Buggy and Wagon Makers Repairing and Repainting Horse Shoeing a specialty apr9 d3m AT PUBLIC OUTCRY BY BURRUS AUCTIONEER IRST TUESDAY IN MAY (7tli) WILL BE SOLD THE HILL RESIDENCE of six rooms located on west side of Broad street between Eighth and Ninth streets one block north of Confederate Monument Lot 68 feet 10 inches front and 147 feet 10 inches deep Residence contains 6 raoms and hall furnished with gas and gas fixtures Sash hung with weights Cold and hot water (with holler) connected with bath room Two room house The location is one of the best in the city Being on the west side of street adds great deal to its comfort and value It is seldom you can buy a home bo well located Miss This Chance One third Cash balance one and two years 8 per cent interest or all cash if buyer prefers Taxes for 1889 paid by owner or further information apply to JOHN BLACKMAR Real Estate Agent Columbus Georgia AGENTS WANTED for THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER SUN MB tn every community in Georgia and Alabama to whom itnral cash commissionswill be paid The Weekly Enquirer Sun is now one of the most popular papers published in the South jit is gaining faster in influence and circulation than any weekly paper published in Georgia or Alabama The people take it and agents make money easily and rapidly canvassing for it because 1 rom head lines to foot slugs it iHconsistently and aggressively democratic 2 It is with the people in their great'fighl against the tarift monopolies the and the that are sucking the life blooi of the masses 3 It is the best printed weekly paperpublished in the South 4 It is the newsiest weekly paper publisher fin the South 5 It is a clean weekly paper fit isj absolutely free from anything that "would Render it unfit fojjbfe placed in the hands of ladies and children 6 It is a complete newspaper a literary paper a story paper and an agricultural iournl di in one It is the family newspaper? 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