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DAILY ENQUIRED • SUN : COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING JULY 2rt, 1HS6. The Golden Era Thai Was and the Golden Era That Is. X Host Itrl 11 Imit minnicli'i a N,‘>T I'nifchMir nml 1 u Ilnv l Voiitnt Poet an<1 :i un lit Mi ami I I ■ N*’i, TriMi'i'S 1 mu,a Oral'ir. Special Correspondence l'ni,uiier-siui. Athens, Oa., July lit. -An old ctlixeii of this classic little eit v has said tli.it "the golden era of Athens was during t in time when Alonzo Churcli was col!'av presi dent, and tho fatuous social stnu mro ic volved about his home as its natural ci.n- <ter,” but to one of a younger generation it '.seems that this must la* lac golden era of Athens. Certainly the visitor to I lie uni versity commencement is so impressed. This commencement promist s to lie one of the grandest, gayest and most brilliant the university lias ever had. For several weeks visitors have been arriving in the city, but not until Thursday last did they come in large numbers. The commencement exercises were usli- «>red in by several entertainments which will be noticed in another letter. On Fri day the HO A nil OF TRUSTEES MET, and the reports of the branch colleges at Oahlonega and Tiiomnsville were received. Saturday morning the board held another meeting, and elected Dr. Win. L. Jones, of Edgewood, Oa., to till the vacant chair of natural history and agriculture. Dr. Jones graduated from the university in 18*15. From lsfil to IStifi lie tilled the chair of nat ural philosophy in the university. For some years tie has been the editor of the Southern Cultivator, published in Atlanta. Or. Jones lias the reputation of being a through scholar, a line gentle man and a most learned agriculturist. The board elected Cnpt. Harry Jackson and Mr. Henry \V. Grady, of Atlanta, trus tees to till tile vacancies caused bv the deaths of Gen. Robert Tombs ami Col. J). | W. Lewis. Col. Win. S. iiasiuger, of Dah- lnnegn, was elected president of the brunch college at Dahionega, to till the vacancy! caused by t he death of Col. D. W. l.ewis. ' SATl’RDA V WAS ft. ASS-DA V. Under the old oak in front of tile chapel | benches and chairs had been placed on the ' green sward, and by four o’clock in the af ternoon a very large crowd had assembled j to witness tile exercises ol't ln class of'Sti. As the hand struck up a march the mem-I bers of the class marched fort li from their | meeting room across the campus and took their seats just in front of the large.-t audi- j enee that has been present at the class exercises in many years. Mr. | ■J. M. Slaton, of Atlanta*, the pn si- \ dent of the class then ini roil need tin.* class chaplain, Mr. J. K. Williams, of Dike 1 county, who offered prayer. Mr. Sanders : McDaniel, of Atlanta, the class historian, j was then intiodueed. He read a very humorous history of the class, nfti r which I the class poet, Mr. R. I . Wade, of Alin ns. vecited a beautiful poem, well sustaining | the reputation lit has already guiiu d as a I ■poet. Jiir. John W. Grant, of Atlanta, tlie j class orator, Mien delivered a most brilliant j and pathetic address, taking for his suit-I jeet ‘‘Tile Fossihilitics ol the Future,” ami when the applause which greeted this effort had died away ill echoes j among tlie hoarv buildings standing near, the youthful prophet of the class, Mr. Cecil 11. Wilcox. of Athens, stepped forth and spoke of "Tlie Gt rttimtit s of tho Future.'’ j iV. humorous style tho prophet revealed j tile future of each one of bis classmates, ! •oiithern sister state, the Oarolinas, stately .'irginia. all are her", but none so fair as Georgia's daughters the fairest of the fair. Among tho- present are .1 is Mary Lave [.owe, oi 1 'illumine Miss Olive Berry, of U'wiwn, Misses ,Si!!ie and Fannie Grant. N’clHe Inman, Fannie Gordon, Mary Me- .'eliee and G.vpsey McDaniel, of Atlanta, r.id Miss Xai a i.amur, of Mueoti. Hon. B. II. Crawford, of Columbus, was ■ the eitv yesterday. Hon. W. A. Little, of Columbus, one of he board ol trustees, is attending cent* ueneement. i detaelinient oi!' the German Fusili er find, of Charh ston. 9. is furnishing Host delightful music for the comnience- ii..*iit exetvires and ritertainnu nts. Mott Trkbi.io. i I.. a. I’l l r.'lii'il lii Kin.|iii (•’.ivannah A curious story conies from Indiana, A I eian near Akron tin other day was setting I fence-posts when he was surprised to see a post with which ha was “packing'’ the bottom of the hole, break through mid dis ippear from sight. He took his spade and lug down with the intention of discover ing where the seemingly bewitched post ; bad gone. A cave was discovered, and he j procured a ladder and a lantern and de- | seended. His hair stood on end , when he saw gathered around on the ground the forms of twelve men, while a part of the thirteenth leaned up against the side of the cavern, one hand outstretched us if earnestly addressing his twelve comrades. By the rays of the Tight of the lantern he examined the bodies and found them to tie petrified. The cave Is about twenty feet square and about, nine feet deep. The remains are believed to be those of mound builders who attended a ward caucus several centuries ago, and tin thirteenth man isdoulitless the inevitable Lore, who prolonged an unusually dull speech until his auditors as well as himself died of old age and turned to stone. \ timiil Mail Su>' tt. Lbiery In what state is Westmoreland’s t’alisaya Tonic in the greatest demand ? Answer in a bilious stale, a dyspeptic state, a debilitated state and when you l’eel in a bad state generally. Xasiivii.i,e, IVun., Sept. 11th, 1S83.— Messrs. Westmoreland Bros., Greenville. S. Gentlemen; I find I need some tonic as an appetizer, and also to fortify my sys tem against malarial indueiiees; from hal ing tried it myself, and from the testimony of others who had tried it, in whom 1 car. rely. I know ol’nothing so good us your Giiiisiyn Tonic, i’b a-c express me three nr lour bottles to the above address, and oblige. Yours sincerely, Wm. IIukuy Strickland, Pastor Edgefield Baptist Church. The large and increasing sales of West moreland's . ili a,\ 'i oiiio i t In- ! v-t testi mony U'din nth r of its eitieiem v. Try it for lack of energy, loss of appetite or I strength, imlko stion and general debility. ! Get tin-geiniiinof Void* dn-ggi-t at -1 per ’ bottle. Brannon it Carson, Wholesale Agents, Columbus, Ga. jy'23Ulw Vital stut is! ie inns say that t Is-re lias been a surprising decrease in consumption in tliis country during tlie last live years. Climatic changes account in part for this; Rut it is also true tivat very many people have learned to breathe properly from tin* constant, preaching of hygienists on tlie necessity of deep and lull respiration. More people exercise regularly in the open air, and t here has also been a marked de velopment in t be use of light gymnastics, ’sp-emlly among women and girls.- Bos- HOOD’S EUREKA LIVER MEDICINE Acts to-dav. and always nmphant over any reme ly pnBigters H^KLEBERRt ~ ORDIAL L iccessfully and tri al the market, and 'tarn! to the afflicted with inactive < r torpid i liver, coii't'pation or had feeling* generally, hv a large and overwhelming majority. It takes the- lem! and keeps it, and cannot he deflated ai the people > remedy. Try it and he convinced. J U V A N TIA ! A new medicine and a Spec!he for Sick Head ache. Only one dose will prevent the worst Sick Headache. Jordan's Joyous Julep The Infallible Remedy for Neuralgia. m. d. hoop y co.. Matins: (during Druggist... 93 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. dtf CLIPiCNIAN’S 'G SACCO vwtnvjem A ur.ttti ■•mv: »•».«» i REfHMKES :, M « .' >r "■'v-w.- ■ i vwHtf t.. * * •>;*>•?.: -*!:*•■* .* -. y.:: *. ■ ’ns if, ■< % V m r -. a 3 * I LJ -K; r J %¥%L ••••flfe {t V / , A ' > <•; v - y Q %> y- •* ."‘fwv.: • ’. ,*' .. ; «i- (Hound daily, and fresh all the time AI $1.10 Per Suck, CASH. O NE OR MORE 8ACK8, as wanted. These prices will hold good unless some fluctiuv* t!«.hs in markets or the Merchants and Brokers’ Association forces the mills to refuse to sell me Where l furnish the Kicks '..e per bushel extra will he charged for the sack. Pride of the Kitchen SOAP. FOR ALL House Cleaning P u r p o s e s. ,4 Moli«l ri-o*. t ake for .li*. J. J. WOOD, 13fS Broad Street. cod tf Printing, Book-Binding AND Paper Boxes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST_PRIOES. 4 LARGE STOCK of all kinds of PAPER, In eluding Letter, Packet nnd Note Heads, Bill Heads Statements, always on hand. Also Eu* udoper. Cards, Ac., printed at short notice. Paper Boxes of any size or description not kei t in stock made at short notice. 'r»kos. GM.inuiM’, tf 42 Randolph .Street, opposite Post Olfice. IfflffSAIH gRY aod throughout his loop; address kept liic . attention of the audience, as was evinced | t° n Adyerti by the hearty anjilause elicited by his I witty remarks. The class then adjourned ’I’hc YenliH Unaidnioiis. to their adopted class tree the one plant- \V. i). Suit, ilruggist, Hippus, Ind., testi- ed last November had died. Here, ar- I tics: “1 can recommend Electric Hitters us ranged in a circle about. the j t he very host remedy. Every bottle sold • tree, the class smoked the pipe has given relief in every case. One man ol peace, and then the class song, com- ■ look six hollies, and was cured of rheuma- poseu by the class poet was sung. Thus | tism of 10 years’ standing.” Abraham Tjjsmg.. 7 THE CIMMAN TOBACCO OINTMENT j’jM MOST Lid ii l’IYL PUi PAftA- Mil tlio nwrkut for Uilus. A S« |.*i: < J p E tar Midday Pile*. Hiih iicvm- failed t-> u\vo prompt relict Wit! »-m-. Aiml Ulcm>. Al -cess, 1 im ti iii. Ti U'T, N,lt lllifum. Bit rlii rV J toil, Riny- iv.irms, Pimplfb, S>,ri> nnd Boiiw. Pi h e ,>0 rl.s. THE CLINGMAN TOBACCO CAKE ;• xti in;*>. onvn rf.v$i:i>y, « nn« nil A iiiiiiili Cuts Bri’.ss SiiraiiiH. KriFipehiH, B. iJn. ■ • Union •», Clours. Koussi. Kt ri* Nem-nlgiii.Rlimmiutism, ^ OUffbH, TEETHING (’urhuntloH. B Son* Tin On-hit m. lit (fiidnih, .Milk L»*k. Siiftko unit Dog Bites. Stints 1 * nisffts, Ac. In fm-t ullayy nil local Irritation iiiic* Inllaimuution from whatever caute. Price 2f> els. THE CUNGMAN TOBACCO PLASTER Uriputiil aceonliny (t* tlie itumt si-ieiwilie nrineiple.s, of file ITRLST SFDATIVF *, ‘G It LID! !‘.\T“v i-oinpour.ilfil with tin* run;- t Ctviu.‘Ww-('’" r " r '" closed what has been pronounced by many tho most interesting class exercises that have occurred in years. Saturday night the champion debate be tween the fill KAPPA AND DKMOSTIIKM \N SUCIlfi- TIKS came oil’in tlte chapel. A very large r.udi- erce was present, and l In* d« hate set mod to be very much enjoyed. Tin- question was: “Resolved, 'Inal a common school education should not he a necessary qualification tor voting in civili/cd nations. ‘ ,)ud*e Logan 15. Bleckley jnosiuid om i the deoate. 'The I)i niosthenian Hoi ietv was ri pnaciitcd iiv .Messrs. S. NleDaniel, of Atlanta, 1!. li. ,j. Biuith, of Athens, and Wm. L. t’la.v. of Sa vannah. Mr. \Y. t . Lou;- ns. <d'Joneshmq had beeii do ted a > one of tlie di bj p. rs from this society, but cm account of sick ness was unable to speak This was not known to tlie society until Saturday morn* Jii£\ whe:, Mr. Smitli was ’ electrd to till Mr. Cousins’ place. He delivered a very good impromptu address. Tlie Phi Kappa Soci« i\ was o pit seated h t v Messrs. ir. Vv. i.mmu.ot' Savannah, 1\ 11. Snook, •of Atlanta, and L. V. Cpshaw, of Social Circle. Mr. J. M. Slaton, of Atlanta, acted as secretary. The decision of .1 edge Bleckley was given in faxorof then/lnin- alive, the side advocated by the Phi Kappa Society ♦Sunday morning at II o'clock the chapi i vaa crowded Vo hear the eoniinencemeiU -Sermon by Hex. Dr. Adams, of tlie Presby terian church of Augusta. The members •of the graduating class oti upied the front ■Scuta ill the capel. Tiic si-rvices xveri opened by pruyer by Uev. Dr. Lane*, of Athens. Hr. Adams took his u*\t from the l’Jth versed the 1-4itli psalm: “Tiiat our sons anay be as plants grown up in their youth.” The sermon, delivered in a masterly man ner, and holding tin attention of the large congregation throughout its delivery, was full ol beautiful thoughts. Dr. Adams compared the normal growth of a mam to that of a plant that grows up as nature has deer* edj and warm d the young gentlemen before him against abnormal groxvth caused by the blighting influences of atheism and infidelity. He told them lu xv in their col lege days they had been gliding peacefully down a quiet stream with luxmiuucc and beauty on every bank; how noxv they had reached the mouth of that river, nnd would soon be on the restless sea of life. He told them tiny had simply acquired here in oolloge those intellectual tools v hich they must use in after tile, lie closed his ser mon with much good advice, diawing a touc hing picture of the graduate returning to his home resolved to spend his life in devotion to the cause of ULs Master, and praying that such might be the case with many. The music of the choir, composed of the best musical talent in the city, accompa nied by a fexv pieces from the Cierman Fnsileer band of Charleston, S. C., was line indeed. SUNDAY NIGHT Rev. Dr. Adams preached a sermon before tlie prayer meeting association of the uni versity. His text was the 13th verse of the 15th psalm : “The king’s daughter is all glorious within; her clothing is of wrought gold.” In words of persuasive eloquence ne spoke of the inward and outward man, and showed how the char acter of a true Christian, like the ever-’ current gold, is always recognized. Many think the sermon of the night equally as good as the sermon of the morning. The weather so far has been delightful, ! and there is every prospect that it will | continue so. THE CITY IS CROWDED with visitors. The hotels are full, and every home in Athens has thrown wide its hospitable doors to receive the friends of the university. Visitors from all parts of the state are here, the names of prominent men are heard on every tongue and the laces of beauty smile on you where’er you Daughters from the far northwest, the Hare, druggist, BellvilU*, Ohio, athvms: “'Tlu* best selling medicine 1 nave ever handled in my 30 years’ experience, is ( Kleetrie Hitters.” Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the | xerciict is unanimous that Ktectrie Bitters 1 do cure all diseases <d* ihe liver, kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at Ilran- ! non iV Carson’s Drug Store. cod . xv ^ALLDpUfSTS 1 w goIper BOTTLE ORELAND^PARK MILITARY ACADEMY*?? N-ar ATI/A XT A, GA. Twenty-six l.awnn, Tt-rr.-u-i-s, Tue-pin Alley, Lake. ete. il I lilt COl’pF of i‘Xf‘e|l |U IfMi-hiTH. roinplft Boy.s. Tin- Ucil yen bo^ins Sept. 13. Fu .eres of land, beau ti rutty laid off with shaded Kiitflish, < MaHsieiil nnd HusinesM Courseti, under Military organization. A thorough seli.xd for ■ l\dtul to be db apt r. 1 mst nbeiry • Thci deal xxor.**e tli.m tiiat. ^ hat, pray ?” ’o tie disappoiuteil adelpiiia Call. < in at i*x«*iu*n vicinity of Laris, Te recovery of Mr. J. li. Coiiey, \\ iio xvas so heljiless he could not turn in iad. t-i raise his nead - evi r t \body said Ue was dying of consumption. A trial bottle ol Dr. King’s New Discovery xx*«is sent him. Fii>ding re lief, he bought a large Out tie and a box of Dr. King's Nexv Lile Pills; by the time he lent taken txvo boxes of Liils aaii txvo bot tles of the Disiovery, lie \xas xvell and had gtuned in lle-sli thirty-six pounds. Trial bottles of this (beat Discovery for coiisumjition free at Brannon w Carson’s. eodxixv Nexv York, July 31.- While the of a xoung lady xviis being interred Hill cemetery, Hoeklaiul county, day. a large tree standing near the xvas struck by lightning, causing; among the mourners, some i f whom wept anu orayeit, xvhile others rustled hovroiv stricken Horn the spot. After a while the liittinient was proceeded with, and the body xvas placed in tlu* uirth amid the ter rible war of t he eli ments. ‘'MOTHER'S FRiENB For .’5 yorus -it 'j Court Place, i 53? .HarketStiwt,' H,t. Tl.ir;' an*! Fourth, JJU1110ViiiU,IVJ| A r - :* i!ly cduc.’iicd .:i 1 l-valh' quadfli-.l j byfitolao aai ttfl - • on.-I'iI, is- Lia practice v.ili prove. Ciws nil foi-ias of PRIVATE, OHK.ONIC tuul SEXUAL. D.ISi BxLSL’iS. S>* iTruutori-hoa tana Xjupolcncy, of .icleahu*e iu .v< uth, srxual excesses in n. i* : I , 1 produ . - .- w .* • • N i 'ji’i.'H, Scuiin il ilniis'ioiH. en.il- hi . i.\ .i- ;j„s,. Dimii* " f t-ghi, 1'eVcciiSi.- NDTi.* ry, i*uy* m Ai i. . Pin.. i. i i , \«. -I* ’i v ‘* * of i-vii..*,:*,, Ci i.fu-fuj’ of M’-m, I. *-' T Sexual Finer ft<\. roii«.r!:ij :u. i riag«» imi roj cr or iioi.’-iipr, arc tlioromhh an<l penua- «*•;>»• --.r;t. SYPHILIS r'*“'U, : •-«* “‘a- SSTfJlfelSl* 1,1 fr -« i:l *« ’■'■. Gonorrhea, GXtEET. t-’n-’titro, oii-bilia, Hitni:*, *or K ijtlurej, Pil- s in l flln-r private li-icao-j quickly oiire<i. *t Is gelf-cvi li ut thm n j*lix detail who pays specialatteotlaa to a certnin chis-»r dhcriM-L and trcutiiiK Ihousi'.nd# m.:... ally, acquire. l-duI -kill. Physicians knoniiigthis .'act oIt..a r<. oiMii -nd i i rs .ii- t-. my car’e. When it is inconvenient *.) vi-it Die i-ity for treat,iuqit, medicines cun bo sent privartdy a: .1 N.ireli by mail or express any where. Cures Guaranteed in all C&sos undertaken. ( ' ".supatinus piTH.umlly or by letter free and invite. Chafes reasonable amt corrvspoudcnee strictly couUuouuoU PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of 200 pnges, sent to any address, securely svuled, for XVrMVj ADVERTISERS Can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American Papers Toy addressing Geo. P. Rowell A Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, lO Spruce St., New York. Send lOots for lOO-oaae Pamphlet N jiialitii*s i.f linking ratlin, li contains nc» alum or ammonia. iinalv? scsnxTinc All f'l'i-rnlststwln fimnic'iil it. JJousiM.-concn e'-i* n i° ot .‘!' L’ookf. whose best eft'orte i; 11L •« I with i it In *r poxvclors, ai-c juhilnnl '>;ti:i. Savi-s tim \ saves Udn>i\saves l»osii ix'clv mnwjuali'd ' by tlu* leading lintels a n Noxv York «*M\ and tliroiigln l*or b'flle by .-ill Jirst-class gmcei en Foam olulely ]‘itre. r« -tauainis the eumitry. GANTZ, JONES <D CO. 170 S hid/ir St., EWENGLAND CONSERVATORY 0F MUSIC Boston, Mass. THE LAKCESTaml BEST EQUIPPED in the WORLD — 1HU Instructors. Ki.> Students last year. Thor- ou;tu Instruction in Vocal ami Instruinentul Muhic, l’iano and Organ ImunK, rino Arts, Oratory, Literature, French, Ger- nmn ‘‘"u aalian Laujjua/'cs, Kn^lish Brandies, Gymnasti« s, ®J, C - . . 111 t , °n. §5 to Si'd; hoard and room with Steam Heat nnd Lieetric LiRht, per term. Fiq|| Term tn*f?ins Scp- teiuheri*ss<». F >v tliu tmted Calendar, with full iiiformati u> ddresB, h. rOLHJEE, Dir., Franklin Sq., BOSTON, Mj* c*o my25(12m weoxvft Taxes! Taxes! Taxes! A NSWP.8, Will you give iu? July 1st tfill be j ti a dark day if you don’t. Coil,vxv ’ J. C. REEDY, R. T. R. M. C. Not vaitv .-shorten* the time «»t‘ amt lessens the in- tensity of i*..in, hut it »• ro.it- ly iliniini>ius tho danger to life of both mother and ehi'ul and leaves tlu* mother in ;i condition liighly favorable to speedy recovery, and far h 'liahle to I’looiTing. t .-n- vnLions,and other alarming symptoms incident to slow or painful labor. Its wonder, f.il efficacy in this respect entitles it to lie called The Mother’s Faiend and to he ranked as one of the life- saving remedies of the nine teenth century. Front the nature of the case, it will of course be un derstood that we cannot pub lish certificates concerning this remedy without wound ing the delicacy of the wri ters. Yet we have hundreds of such testimonials on tile. Send for our Treatise on ‘Health and Happi- j ness of Women,” mailed free. The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ua. ! jy21 eod&w arm GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY. Whereas. C. L. Glenn, administrator of William i N. Jones, deceased, represents to the court in his [ petition, duly filed, that he has fully administer ed \\ llltam Is. Jones’ estate. This, is therefore, to cite all persons con cerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in .Sep tember, 1866. Witness my official signature this lth day of , F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. 1 jy* oawtw N.W.AYER & SOM ADVERTISING AGENTS nmCDKo PHILADELPHIA (’or. Cheat nut and Eighth Sts. Receive AdvertiMCinents for this Paper. Postponed Administrator's Sale. BY virtue of an order from the Court ol’Ordinn- rv of Musiaujec county. GeorKiii, will be sold on t )• I list Tuesday in A ti. *.i: - * m-xt. on tlu-corner of Broad and J enth streets, in the■ eity of Columbus fmtwi-cn the ii-gal hour- of sale, to the highest ladder, tin* i'dlo.v.ng described proiicrty, to-xvit • Om- hundred uiui sixty-five acres of land, more or less lying »-a-*t oi the city of Columbus and knoxvu and desenbed as part of lots 93, Ho and %. in the Coweta Jq serve of said county. Sold as the prop erty oi L. ii. I Lorutou. Terms cash. H. H. THORNTON, Administrator. turity, --- - Election thereof, for * by the oilier of said promi- O'lanl promised to pay to tho . t!iirt>-six niontiis afli-r the > -i Hundred and Eighty- nty-t-vo ('cuts with interest v eent per annum, and if i at maturity, ten per cent lent ion t hereof for value foods on tin- day and • ant, the better to secure '. ...v . l mortgage, whereby ..Jam uiorigauiMl to the plaintiff' all paleel of land situ-ited on the west ms ’ i,v ‘|f t-’oimnbus. and c 1 X. . . ' a 1 ,d state, being about twenty-five jNYf \ u i''>»it on l.y.Md stre.-t -ind running b.u k the lull depth ut said lot. and known a.s part of lot number sixty-live .with ajl the improvements theieon, upon which is situated Store Home number one hundred and forty-three; and it fur ther appe lrnig t hat said notes remain unpaid • It js, then tore, ordtred that the said defendant pay into Court on nr before the first day of the next term tlnrcol, tlu* principal, interest, attor- ! ney s fees and costs die* on said notes, or show cause to the contrary, if anv sin* can : and that on tlu* failure of the defendant so to do, the einiitv of redemption in and to said mortgage premises be forever thereafter barred and foreclosed. And it is further ordered that t his rule be pub lished in t lu* Columbus Knouikku-Sun, a putdic gazette printed and published in said eity and county, once a month for four months previous to the next term of this Court, or served on the de- , fendant or her special agent or attorney, at least three mouths previous to the next term of this Court. J. T. WILLIS, C. J. THORNTON, Judge C. d C. Plaintiff s Attorney. A true extract from the minutes of Muscogee Superior Court, May term, 1886. GEO. Y. POND, m/23 o.t ul u Clerk S. C. M. C. 1 DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dll. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Ir (*(in 1((> ulvcii In.a cup of colTco or ten 'Without tlie knowledge of the pernon tak- it; is absolutely harmless, and will ef fect a permanent and speedy em e, whether the patient is a, moderate drinker pr an ai* coholie wreek. It has been given in thou- sands of eases, and in every instance a per- leet cure has followed. Jt newt' falls. The system once impregnated with tlie Specific, it becomes an utter impossibility for tlie liquor appetite to exist. For Sale by FOR S-A.X.E BY M. D. HOOD k GO., D in iikoai) st.. rni.nim s, a\. Cull or writ- for circular A* full particulars. yr> \IG x ^ -•i.ClMMATi (0.) COSrtUliAl iU»j CO *uy9 dtiod&weowo m SEASON 1SS«. M Ol’ONEK IIIIITFsILI’IO SPRINGS : pliys oflice in the hotel. For terms address. OCONEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINOS CO, Bmvdre P. O.. Hall County, Georgia, el, fn, sun 2m d a i: p d TC F'l iitaort t nnr rnn ne i*rtitni*i ' r it roe vvcfics’ v/eaj* 4 ."-'u'Tl.V SATISFACTORY " •*' ■ j ' V»: «: refundrd t*v SftILi- ‘ •’ * '•*' 1 i *>i* f • » «ml ilr.cj.-s, a vtt-.r,. l\..ne genuine without Ba'.*'' --- CORSET Cti ■*•'{ Ll.;;«v.i*J St., New York. ■ fit ntucaaa R. WARD’S SEMINARY Naslivill«>, Tenn. Real Southern Hunu for Girts. 350Girls this year. A non-soctariiir school. Patronized by men of liberal minds in at Churches. Unsurpassed in Music,Art, and Languages For Catalogue address Dlt. W. Ji, WA1U). 2e9eod2m D