The Columbus dispatch., November 23, 1898, Image 3

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You can, you can't get better value
for less money than by buying your
Furniture from us. Handling these
goods only in car load lots and
dealing only with the best and
most reliable lactones, you are as
sured the best value for the least
money.
Our many years of experience in
our line of goods have taught us
where to buy, how to buy, what to
buy and when to buy. In short,
we buy right and, therefore, sell
right. Don't be blinded by ads of
shoddy, inferior stuff, with which
the market is crowded and which
is high at any price.
For Good. Honest
and Reliable Furni
ture Come and Pat
ronize Leopold Loeb.
AROUND THE CITY.
Circuit Court.
The fall term of Circuit Court
convened in the Court House in
this city Monday afternoon at two
o'clock, with Judge E. O. Syites
presiding. The afternoon was spent
in the preliminary work of the
court and the various juries were
drawn and the grand jury was
charged. Judge Sykes' charge
was not unlike the usual counsel
given to grand juries. Itwascom
prehensive in its scope and covered
every infraction of the law that will
likely engage the attention of that
body.
The present week will not wit
ness the trial of many important
cases. It will be devoted to the
civil docket and it it is not intend
ed to take up the criminal docket
until next week. District Atty.
Barron is on hand to guard the
State's interests.
The following is a list of the ju
ries drawn on Monday:
GRAND JURY.
J. T. Renter, Foreman,
W. E. Frazef, R. W. Kevin,
f. 11 Hlielton, W. T. Wheeler,
Thou. lrrinon, K. B. Egger,
T. B. Bpckwith, J. h. Fer,
S. I.. Cain, L. A. Vaughan,
C. H. Blackwell. V. W. Sharp,
Jno. W. Chandler, O. P. Eireer,
W. Li. J1I9, jr.,
t II. Jacob,
8. K. Hale,
J. D. Burgin,
Mr. Bowls Clopton, court stenog
rapher, is in the city.
A full line of Munyon Remedies
carried In stock by Chapman.
Cotton was quoted yesterday
from 4 i-2 to 5 cents.
Mr. M. A. Franklin is home
from the quarantine convention.
Gunter Bros, carry a full line of
metallic caskets, from the smallest
to the largest.
Mrs. Chas. L. Steele is home from
a visit to North Carolina.
The best remedy for chapped
hands and lips is Chapman's Fra
grant Cream.
Messrs. G. P. Waller and R. W.
Krvin, two of Crawford's best men,
spent Monday in the city.
The finest Buckwheat and deli
cious Maple Syrup for sale by
Morgan, Walker & Co.
Mr. Geo. P. Pelot, Editor of the
Reform Progress, spent Sunday and
Monday in the city on business.
Everyone will enjoy a glass of
Kolo Pbate, cooling and refresh
ing, at C. B. Drake's.
Mrs. Joe Brookshire, of Merid
ian, is in the city on an' extended
visit to relatives.
Prevent colds and keep warm
by repairing your windows. Win
dow glass of all sizes for sale by
Mayo & Weaver.
De Molay Commandery, No. 8,
Knights Templar, enrolled four
new members Monday night and
continued the degree work last
night.
I have just received the best and
cheapest line of handkerchief ex
tracts and colognes ever offered in
Columbus. E. C. Chapman.
Prof. Chas. Baskerville, of Chap
el Hill, South Carolina, arrived in
the city yesterday. He is here to
attend the bedside of Mrs. Harri
son Johnston in her critical illness.
Victor Corn and Oats, mixed
and chopped, is an excellent food
for all stock. It is for sale by
Morgan. Walker & Co.
A burning and threatening chim
ney at the home of Mrs. Ann
Franklin on Sunday night called
out the fire department. No dam
age was done and the soot soon
burned out and the fire subsided.
Success comes to those who per
severe. If you take Hood's Sarsa
parilla faithfully, and persistently,
you will surely be benefitted.
PETIT JURY, FIRST WEEK.
R . Harris, Jag. L. Smith,
(4. P. McCown, Perry Verner,
J. A. Thompson, A. J. Puqua,
J. M. Cockerhaiu, W. W. Egger,
It. K Leech, L. P. Taggart
O. A. Pullen, Martin Well.
PETIT J TRY, SECOND WEEK.
Jno. A. Brown, R. M. Dave,
J. H. Kinnetirew, J. R. Lary,
A. P. Perkin, 8. W. Ktanley,
J. M. Wells, A. 8. Pavne,
W. 11. Davis, Jos. J. Ellis,
II. M. Wood, 8. P. McClary.
The following are the cases dis
posed of yesterday and Monday:
Morgan. Robertson & Co. vi. T. G.
Blewett; ejectment. Case coutinued.
First National Bank of Aberdeen
vs. George W. Sherman; assumpsit,
continued.
Warren Electrical Manufacturing
Co. vs. Columbus Gsslight Co.; as
sumpsit, continued in Chancery.
Wagner Electrical Manufacturing
Co. vs. Columbus Gaslight Co; as
sumpsit, continued in Chancery.
W.J. Wilkinson vs Western Unioii
Telegraph Co.; verdict for plaint i ft
Mr. Fred W. Thomas spent Mon
day in the city. He was introducing
the Cleveland '99 wheel to the com
munity, and he did it in good shape
and left a most pleasant impres
sion behind him. The '99 Cleve
land's all right. It is lighter, trim
mer, prettier than ever before and
has a number of improvements to
commend it to the public. Its cased
bearings, which lesseu friction and
add to its running power, are an
improvement, the merit of which
will be recognized by every man
who has ever pushed a pedal. The
Cleveland's home for the ensuing
year will be with Mr. J.C. Broyles
and he expects to run his sales be
yond the 100 mark.
Your Order
(or Groceries will be filled accu
.ately at our store, and - promptly
delivered.
A slice of cheese is a delicate
and delicious relish for supper.
The kind we sell is Full Cream
New York State Cheese, and is
alwavs boueht at the same house
in New York city. There is a cer
tain exquisite flavor about it that
makes it simply indispensable to
those who know it.
We have many other table deli
cacies that alwavs add ereatly to
the menu of any meal.
J. II. Stevens & Son,
The Mais Srkf.t Grocers.
One of the latest improvements,
noted is the tremendous large ele
vator recently put in by Banks
Sherrod Hardware Co., in order to
facilitate handling their large stock
of Buggies, Surries, Phaetons and
Hacks. Their business in this line
has increased so rapidly, it has
been forced upon them to make
this addition. A complete, well
assorted stock of vehicles can al
ways be found at their up stairs
buggy room and will be sold at
cent cotton rates. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere, tf
Southern Wreck.
Engineer Graham Jones and his
fireman, Otis, a negro, had another
narrow call Sunday and so did the
passengers that he had with him.
His train, the west bound passen
ger on the Southern out of Birming
ham for Columbus, got into it bad
a mile this side of Coalburg and a
horrible catastrophe almost ensued.
That section is a country of moun
tains and valleys, of deep cuts and
high trestles and fills. No. 35 was
on time, slipping overlhe rails at
a fine clip, when Engineer Jones
saw two cows ahead. The first
was hit lull force and pitched a
hundred feet. The engine was re
versed and the air crowded on, but
not in time to arrest the momentum
of the train before the second cow
was struck. Instead ot clearing
her off the track, she was ground
beneath the engine, which left the
rails, broke from the tender and
plunged down the 20 foot embank
ment. Mr. Jones was thrown out
on his head and sustained painful
injuries. The tender and passen
ger coaches ran off the track, but
balanced almost on the edge of the
embankment, thus saving the lives
of many passengers. A wrecking
crew was put to work and the
wreck was oon cleared, and the
train reached this city about five
hours later. On the train were
Mrs. C. L. Steele, Mrs. Steele's
mother in-law, Dr. A. N. Steele's
mother, Mr. M. A. Franklin and
other Columbus people.
Wherever They Go.
"My wife was run down in health
and my little daughter had scrofu
la. They began taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla and it cured them both.
The girl has no more scrofula
trouble and my wile will not have
any other medicine since taking
Hood's We recommend it wher-1
ever we go." 8. W. Wallace, I
Marcus, Alabama.
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OS HioDilAPS
Tie are overstocked very largely in Imuortcd and Domestic Dress
Goods, Ladies' and Misses' Jackets and Capes, latest designs,
and must sell to make room for HOLIDAY GOODS. Beginning
MONDAY MORNING, and holding good every day this week,
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Cash prices marked on Dress Goods (tmlJVraps, '-"m,!, wiMh,, M7vvh
Hood's Pills cure nausea, head
ache. The Vienna Arrives and Departs.
The Steamer "Vienna" arrived
Monday at noon from river points
below bringing 180 bales of cotton
and a few passengers. She made
the trip when the river was 2.2 feet
below zero, the navigation line,
thus proving the claim of hei" pro
moters that she is a light draught
boat. The Vienna left yesterday
for Ringold, below Pickensville, to
get a cargo of cotton and will re
turn to-night, after which she will
make a long trip to Demopolis.
coin awcro.
We would be glad to coin a new
word or phrase to use in place of
"BARGAIN," because it has become
hackneyed by being misused. Yet on
thw occasion wc can find nothing so ex
pressive to character our offerings to
morrow of Silks, Dress Goods, Wraps
and Household Goods. As a matter of
fact, our sales of Household Goods,
Carpets, Blankets and Table Linens, so
far this fall have exceeded all previous
sales for some time. Why? Come and
you can plainly see.
Haw Arrivals Evening Silks.
Elegant collection of Pekin Striped
Taffetas; beautiful styles, new colorings;
correct for shirt waists, on sale Monday
at only 79c. Extra quality of Plaid Taf
feta, 25 different colored combinations,
only 1 1 . Phenomenal offerings in Black
Goods. Bargains of unusual interest will
be displayed on Monday morning and
during the week. Some proof prices:
All-wont. .Kt-lnch Black Imperial Sero; no better value
ever onereu by us. worth 4c, at.....
All wool. 4)-lnch Black Henrietta Cloth,
ue; worth 50c, at
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superior vnl-
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Warm Underwear.
For Gentlemen, Ladies and Children.
Special bargain In ladles' high necK and Ion? sleeve,
Mlk trimmed Wool Vets, fit each; uit, 1.11.
Ano:hor frond bargain In ladies' fine quality Wool
f aula and Vests, to clcse out, at Too each,
UNIONS. We are headquarters for
all styles in ladies' and children's Union
Suits.
I.adiea' Onelta Cotton Suit., all sites, OOcsuit,
C hildren'! silver gray Cotton Kuita, allslz.es, UO to 50c.
BuloriKgau Union Huits, all sizes, a2.Kaiitt.
Odds-and-Ends of children's all-wool
Vests and Pants, beautiful goods, full
regular; best to be had; we close the re
mainder of the lot AT COST.
Unshrinkable Wool Blankets.
Our contract was nude last season
for these goods, before the new tariff be
came a law. This is the last lot at these
low prices:
10- 4 white wool Blanket., lured, pluk or blue border,
made from the best California wool, only 1 7-V
11- 4 white wool Blanket., made from bei California
wool, otily $4. Ait
11-4 while and ncarlet Oolden Oate Blanket), w hite and
Beecy, all wool, only fiO,
Cotton Comfort, cretonne covered. In chrysanthemum
pattern!, l, fl.-iA, l.fto, 1. 7ft each.
Down Comfortaj satin covering, lare, guaranteed not
to ihed, only !..'().
10-4 all-wool red or gray Blankets, only $.'1.50.
lt-4 gray or white cotton Blanket., only 4-m.
lmanu' Crib Blanks la, embroidered, all colore, tl up.
Our stock of Lap Robes is by far the
largest and cheapest in the city. They
range in price from $ i to $7.50 for the
most elegant carriage robe.
Where Do You Buy Your Shoes?
We want to sell you SHOES, and
to do so we make special efforts to
please, not only in style and quality, but
in price also.
Fine hand turned, thin soles, coin tool, rioth and kid
lout ; other! ask t-t ; our price to you, t-l.
I.adieV flaxiblc aole, lace and button shoe., coin and
common sense toos; you will pity i(V2,.o for thcui
elsewhere ; we sell them at f 1. mi
The world knows at least the world
of Columbus and vicinity that our
men's $2.50 Hamilton & Brown high
land calf and our Etntnerson's box calf
shoes, in black and brown, are unrivalled
for wear and appearance. One thousand
men in and around Columbus attest the
fact. Two complaints in a year. We
made them good of course our custom
from time immemorial. Our goods are
our bond. Agents for Godman's Iron
Clad School Shoes, for boys, misses'
and children.
CORDETTE. The perfection of a
shape-giving fabric; superior to Hair
cloth or Canvas. Dressmakers prefer
it. We are sole agents for Columbus.
Fine Carpets are the Cheapest.
Special inducements for Monday
and every day during the week:
Beversll.le Smyrna Art piarvs and Rugs, all alies.
from lHxMU In .tAK, to Hull feet, at i..VJ: late I
coloriUK-.
Estra qnality of Wilton Velvet and Moquette r,rpp,.
large variety of designs bir.lerntomai. il, a eom
plcu at hoc .MAl'K. I.AIIland 1.INKI).
Klght wire HniMclli car.t, l.t made and latest de
signs, only c per yd. complete, made, laid, lintL
It is no secret that we killed high
prices for Carpets, Mattings. Rugs,
Window Shades, Lace and Portier Cur
tains in Columbus.
Men's Furnishing Department.
Newest things in Stanly Shirts,
Collars and Cuffs, and Adler's Gloves.
Newest things in Neckwear and Under
wear. Nobby Hats, Natty Hats, Catchy
Hats, for men, boys and children.
Skirts Ready to Wear.
We have Crepon Skirts, all the new
patterns and bayadere effects, percaline
and silk lined, all length. All wool Ve
netian Cloth Skirts, percaline lined;
new shapes, well tailored. New Paquin
Ruffle Skirts, in all wool cheviot, black
and navy. Prices about same as material.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, 60c, 75c, $1.
SILK PETTICOATS. An assort
ment of -chaugeable silk Petticoats, cord
ed ruffle, well made, full size, in newest
colors, at only $6.00.
Black Satin Skirts, lined throughout,
trimmed with mohair braid, ruffled, $1.
Immense stock Ladies' Muslin Under
wear for less than you can buy the material.
GRAND SALE of INFANTS WEAR.
Iufants' long Cashmere Cloaks, white
and colored, silk Caps. A choice lot
of Bonnets at Half Price.
Supply your wants at a big saving Monday, and every day this week. These prices were made specially to induce early buyers.
IMIall Ord.ors ttzcQlvo Immediate -Attention.
"W CL BEARD & SOHSTThe Corner.
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Hoyt's "A Texas Steer" appears
to have been aptly designated the
author's most clever piece of work.
It is charmingly funny, piquanlly
entertaining and genially satirical
in its touching up of the Washing
ton experiences of Maverick
Brander." '"Vn entire scene equip
ment has been furnished by Arthur
Voegtlin of tlryt's Madison Square
Theatre, New York. The date for
"A Texas Steer" at the sew thea
tre is next Saturday night.
Tne nnnagement of the Gilmer
Hotel will spread a most elegant
Thanksgiving dinner for their
guests to-morrow evening at six
o'clock. Elaborate preparations
have been made for this occasion
and their menu is complete, com
prising all the substantials and
delicacies that the most ardent epi
cure could desire. The dinner
will be served in magnificent style
and an elegant and delightful repast
is pro-uiied all who attend.
Last night's dispatches stated
that the peace negotiations at Paris
had not been broken off, the re
port sent out by the Associated
Press to that effect being the work
of stock manipulators who wanted
to profit by it.
Gunter Bros, carry a full line of
coffins, from the cheapest to the
most expensive.
Chas. It. Hoyt's Political
Comedy.
Hoyt's "A Texas Steer," the
best comedy that has come from
the pen of the well known author,
will be presented at the new theatre
next Saturday night.
It is a most laughable satire on
present day politics. The compa
ny is the best that has ever been
seen in the comedy, and the en
gagement is to be the laughing
event of the season. The company
is large and efficient, including
Katie Putnam, specially engaged
for "Bossy," Will H. Bray, in his
original part, "The Minister
to Dahomey," Herbert E. Sears as
"Maverick Brander," The Bison
City Quartette, and a star cast from
Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre,
New York.
The management of the local
house recommends and endorses
this play as the best that has ever
been to Columbus. Seats at Mayo
& Weaver's.
THE MODEKX MOTHER
Has found that her little ones are
improved more by the pleasant
Syrup of Figs, when in need of the
laxative effects of a gentle remedy,
than by any other. Children enjoy
it and it benefits them. The true
remedy, Syrup of Figs, is manufac
tured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only.
You Want
Clean, Fresh
linn
Cheap, We
Can Supply You.
HEINZ'S PICKLES
SWEET MANGOES
STUFFED CUCUMBERS
CHOW CHOW
MINCE MEAT
PRESERVES
OLIVES
And all the Delicacies that
go to make a good dinner,
and all Staple Groceries,
first class. . '
WCall and try us.
MIF.YM.
QILHER HOTEL.
THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Tmasiuv, Nov. 21, ISiW-UTn 8
TB1.E D'HOTK.
Biloxi Counts.
Celery.
Puree of Tomato. Consomme Lady Morgan.
Baked Hwlda Trout, a la Genols.
Potatoes (eri'i'i,1
Salted Almondi. Queen (dives.
Roast Prime Chicajo Beef, lieml Glace.
Roast Young Turkey, Muffed ; Cranberry Sauce.
Candled Yami I'arlslenne Potatoes. Hugar Com.
Roman Punch,
Roast Brant Pommls, a la Rlz.
Orange Salnd. Fried Hominy.
Bon inn Short Cake, Whipped Cream.
Rhine Wine Jelly. Assorted cakes.
Confections. Fruits.
Cheese. Crackers",
Cafe Noir.
FREE
THUG
DINNER.
Send Your
Orders Early for
g IK
His friends in this city will be
pained to learn of the misfortune of
Mr. Chas. Richards, who is attend
ing lectures at the Peabody Medi
cal Institute at Nashville. While in
the dissecting room a few days ago
he accidentally cut his hand in some
way. The gash seemed of trivial
consequence at first, but blood poi
son soon ensued and
when last heard from it was feared
he would lose that member as a
result of the injury.
Successful Physicians.
To our readers we wish to regnra
mend Dr. Hathaway & Co., of 337
St. Charles St., New Orleans, La.,
as being perfectly reliable and re
markably successful in the treat
ment of chronic diseases. They
guarantee to cure where others
fail. They never employ travel
ing doctors. If in need of medical
help you should certainly write
them for their expert opinion which
you will receive by return mail,
free of charge.
The curtain will not go up until
8:45 on Saturday night at the thea
tre in order to let all the clerks and
business men attend the great per
formance of the "Texas Steer."
Notice.
In order to give our employees an
opportunity to properly observe
Thanksgiving Day this mill will
close down on Thursday, the 24th
inst. No seed will be received and
business transacted on that day.
Mississippi Cottok Oil Co.
it.
Fire Works.
A full and complete assortment
of fresh and new goods. Give me
a call. I can save you money.
n2o-im O. P. Brown.
Drink Kalo-Ffaate at C.B.Drake's.
To any cash purchaser ot
Jewelry, Watches, Dia
monds, Silverware, Fan
cy Goods, Clocks, Med
alions and Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Umbrellas to
the amount of Two Dol
lars, or over, to commence
To-morrow Morning and
continue till Thursday, 12
o'clock m., we will pre
sent a meal ticket that
will entitle the holder to
the Thanksgiving Dinner
at the Gilmer Hotel.
I lianltsgiiiin
Fish and Oysters
H. Silberberg's,
BUDER
BROS.
The Lurlines celebrate their an
nual oyster supper to-night at Ca
dy's hall and it promises to be a
most elegant affair. A number o
invitations have been issued to the
company's friends and a pleasant
gathering and a fine supper are as
sured. There will be speeches to
keep the table in a roar and merri
ment and fellowship will reign su
preme. This occasion is one that
the boys merit by their devotion to
duty and faithful service and we
trust their evening will be a joy-
1 ous one.
At the Present
Price of Cotton
W4.
You can't afford to pay per cents and high prices,
so come to us, as hundreds have done, to buy your
Mil ani Headstones
Build up a Home Enterprise and Save Money.
The Best of Material, The Best of Work, The
Lowest Prices and Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Columbus Marble Works
STINSON & WATSON, Proprietors,
JZ COLUMBUS, MISS.
WT-CORRRSPONDENCK SOLICITED. 0Ct?Otf
JUST RECEIVED:
SO HEAD OF HORSES & MULES
ALL GRADES. &
From the finest Kentucky stock to the plain, substantial horse to suit
the poor man's pocket. With Fourteen Years Experience in the stock
business in Columbus Miss., we are prepared to give you
More in lleturn
For Your Money
than any dealer in the State. We are amply prepared to carry a large
stock of Mules and Horses on hand at all times, and will continue to
do so during the season.
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