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DAILY ENQUIRER.SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2 1886. 7 THE OLD UIH’I BOOK. V cw clou i h« oM book nod Ur it away— TbaOld I-»t’*btok; »« bars road It throoKh | L af alter leaf, Mid dn after r»i. We bare turn'd fbe t enn, b jib I end joo. Whet it bae told se foil well we know t Inch for bln nil the eicry bae read i A bitter Mated y. lilt of wo«- AUa I tbar fenod It who mourn tbalrdaad. And eoma bare read of tilel and aatn, Of vaan borde.t, eoherd to bear, Oflrltbl hi p •cinab d.ratio a I a«iU>, Tnrnlni iU (Mae tn bleak deenalr. * A plearant etory " olheia rar ear. Telllni sa more of |oi than < f pain; Mia oat ead|> we lei It away— wonli Vonli we might open and n ad II apaln l n And acai have road II with love’a oan area, By the light that lore alone oan giro, Will e the Paget glowed with love'i anrprlie, And life were i ry, and 'twere lo r to lira. Bntoloae the hoi k- iLe atory ia o'i I Lay it away with a rmlleor a lair i Written inh'ack.orwrltter. In gold, W* open the hook of a other year. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE. reef Baird Bakee an Interaellwc Be. perl ef aolewilOie tolleelfeae far ahr rear Washington, Dee 31 —The semi annual report oi Professor S.ieuoer F Biird, the secretary of the Smithso nian Institution, is now iu print, ready for presentation to the board of regents at Its approaching meet ing on the 13 b prox The report is in pamphlet form, and consist* of forty-six pages. It contain* a con siderable lot of t-ciemifl t lumber, which one must he an expert to read intelligently but which 1* nevertheless within the lines of pro fessional scientific work Prof Baird says the final c al condition of the institution Is good. He had $25 380 at the beginning of the half year, and now has $23 740 ou hand. Tnere was disbursed curing the year $22 724 and received |on account of i •• teresi fiom the Smithsonian fun i $21 i-90. The corie-pundeuce ol the Hindu- aonian with oiber scientific iustitu Mona has bten rom-tderably extendi d of late. It now .xobanges with 70o domestic and 40(H) foreign insiitu tioUB, the latter represent!'g “all part* of the inhabited globe ” The collections of the period cov ered by the report have been inter eating to laymen and valuable tofol ence Many specimen* have beeD received and class fled, illustrating the fl uas fauns, geology and eih nokgy of G.eenlaDd, Labrador, the Britten provinces, Ala ka, Waehintfw ton terrl oryand the west coast of tl e Uoited States, the gulf of Mex co, New SI xteo and Ar x na, old Mexico, iowtr California, Cen tral and 8 uth America, and some portions of Europe. Many mo e specimen* than the instl'uion c n preserve have bten rtceiveu, owing to duplication. These are sent to other Institutions wl iob wilt agree to class ify and exhibit them. There have been a considerable number of duplications on special and abstraot topics by men of learn ing in each branch, aDd these contri butions to knowledge form an impor tanl feature of the work of the insti tution for the period mentioned. These cover industrial *ulj cts a< well es those s’rietly suien’iflr. Alto gether, it is evident that Prof B ird and bis corps of scientists have b en a very busy set of people in their work of disseminating knowledge. ■IW IM Wf UMBkllVH. “Dogs, too, are queer animals around locomotives," continued the engineer. ‘ O ;oe there was a dog at Milton that always watched for tbs train, aud when it came had a race with it. That deg ran along ide the engine. It was too smart to get on the track. O e day he started as usual, but it wss a little further from the station, and as be was running with all bl» might looklt g up at the cars, trying to bark, when the train went over a culvert, and ‘bom e’ went the deg head firs* down in the mud and water severe 1 feet. That d g must have imagined the train did it, be cause he never alter that would run a race with it Once while luuuing at a very fast clip I noticed two little boys near a bouse with a big bull dog The dog was an old bruise - , ready to fight anylbing Just as the locomotive came near the ooys clap ped (heir hands and shouted to the dog to ‘go for him.’ The dog did g for the locomotive. The pilot caught him, threw him clear over the smoke stack, and when he c me down he struck with hie back on the valve stem, rolled o0 in the ditch and ran for borne without being burl." “Isn’t itallttleex'radrdinary," in quired the reporter, “that the deg wasn’t hurt 7" “0 t, no " said the engineer. “I have seen chickens on the track run over by the locomotive and they would c< me out under thed ivlng wheel without being killed. The wind must have caught them some how and thrown them like a puff ball around without hurting them. When you strike a big obj tot then It is diflersnt One night a big bull got on the track W aen he saw the light of the locomotive he pawed and circled bis tail and bellowed, head down, ready for bat le Wo bad no time to shut down, and the only way to do is to strike such objects with full force in order to knock them away from tbe track. If they fall ou the littok . they are liable tb get under Ite wheels aud throw the en glue off the rails. Ho I gave her 'a few pegs,’ and the mcchine fairly raised from the track. When it struck tbe bull it was square on the head. Tne big uuimal was thrown twenty or thirty feet, und then rolled down a etiep embankment and weal out of «ight. O toe In a while a dog will be thrown with great force, eaw a dog struck one day aud he seemed to be all rol'e I up. Hi went dike a cannon ball away from the lo comotive, striking a board fence, ft b-oke tbe board Iu two with a crack, and that was the last we saw of the dog ’’—New Y >rk Times. It Is understood to be the qioen’. pleasure that ibejubiite of her reign should not he ceitbia ed until the completion of fitly y»ars fiom her accession. Tlist period will be ac complished on June 20, Jh87. H> r m Jes'y’s will 1- law tn mis as iu rnoie imponau mailers, and her sub- J et* ought to be grateful to her for relieving them fr< - msome perplexity In the lard of Israel, eco >rding t > it e bork ol L^viilcu-, tbe whole fif tieth yesr was to be hallowed, and wa» proclaimed ‘‘a Jubilee ’’ If her m>j *fj’ J ibllee, I'ke a Hebrew Ju bllse, weie to occupy an en ue twelviniomb, thejubd* enf the reign would bevlni- Jo'>e, 1888, and ouu- clr.de in Ju le, 1887 As toe rtj icings bave to be cod* ceu.ruU.d, Ue -tiast pur.ctiliou. advo cates of .-fr'e’submission to ib-. de.- potbm < f phrtse’trust c tcele that the close of the fif.letb jenr baa as much rig'd io tn* ehosm as any othej pjtnou Pivc icrlly, her mi j- tj ’e faithful sul j >cls are r.oi dl.-p* red t» be tyraniiiie i over by the aeoturui t tbe use of a foreign term. A rtijij, tn which ttiey glory, of half a cen tury is that which th-y de.-ire to dwell upon and eiipba its. Tbe half century will noi b* finished before Ju e. 1887, and they will cordially ooncur in tbe queen’s uawllliugners to precipitate tbe actual feslivitka. To insure that these shall be worthy of tbe occasion, the preparations will have tocommeuce long befoie. Any sticklers for *he pnoise Mosaic * x- jausion of Jubilee rxoitemeut ovet a whole year are sure to be afforded tuple osuee for con eminent The 20 n of June, 1887 may betbeaDnl* versary to be honor'd; it will »h“d long rays behind aud iu trout. R • berssL for a grand pageant have .o be on *> scale oommensurate wl h is aelf.—London Tim*s. Om objeeilea <« Dp»<rae< Watriie>. ■1 guess, ma," said yrung B l.by at ibe breakfast table, “ bar Mr Featherly finds its rall.er expensive callii g on Clara " “Wuai do you mean by ihat, young mail?" iuleiposed his sister with asperiiy “I don’t mean nothing by i'," ra plied B bby doggedly, “only I beard him teii you in the ball lad. right that every time he called on y u he broke the crystal of his watob." S. SMITH M S. GREEN. J. L. NEWMAN. SOLID FACTS. We are now prepared to do id kinds of CABRIAGE BUGGY AND WAGON WORK. Wood Work and Blacksmithing done in first-class order. In addition to our shop we have a good ho’-se shoer. Painting and Trimming done to order. Give us a trial and satisfy yourself. Shop on Ran dolph street between Oglethorpe and Jackson streets. S SMITH & CO dso'.7 >rd*«lm CLIIMCMAN’S T obacco REMEDIES THE CUIGIUK TOBACCO OIHTHEHT TUB MOST BFFFCTIVH PKKPANA TION ou tho market for Piles. A Ml/K ft M K 1C fop It chi in: Pilfg. Han never fulled to uivn prompt relief. Will ruro Anal Ulcers, AIkcah, ristula, Tetter, Kali Rheum. Baiber'a Itch, King- troraw, Piraplen, Son it nnd Build. Price THE CUNGMAN TOBACCO CAKE N vri'HK** OWN lti:,l!l-;»V. t'lii'm .11 Wounds, Cuts Bml-ee, Snrr f ’»H. Ery’dpelhS. Boflfi, Cfirhunch'h, Bono Felond UIoerM. S„r<*M f«.re Byes, Sf»r*i Thnxtt,HuDinns.Uoru*, ht‘ur)il«m.lt}u)Viini!fiiTni, Orchitifl, Ot*ut. Uheumatw Gout. Golds, GonfthtA. VALUABLE Clll PROPERTY POE S^XjH3 AT Public Cutcry. On tbe first Tuesday in January nest I will sell the following desi rable City Real Estate at public outcry in front of tho store of Gar rolt & Sons, on Broad street; JAC&SO^ STREET PFOPEftTY, The 4 room Dwelling situnted on the corner of Jackson and Six teenth streets. The above prop t rty is on line of horse cars, con tains full one-quarto’ - lot, and well located. Be-ides tho mam dwell ing. there a) e two brick sei vanti’ houses, coal and wood liouses and stable. Titles perfect. Property rented until October 1, 1886; rents go with place.' TERMS; One third cash, one- third in one year, one third in two years, with 7 per emt interest. The Vacant Lot south of and adjoining the above mum d prop erty. One quarter acre full. This is the most desirable vacant lot on Jackson street. On this lot is situated a two room brick kitchen and a fine well of wsttr. Ou horse car line. Titles perfect. TERMS; One thin! cash, one third in one year, one third in two years, with 7 per cent interest. All of the above property is known as the Speucer Place, and is considered by those who know the m st desirable property on tbs market 14th Street Properly I will also sell at the same time and place tho following property ; The vacant- lot or west portion of Colonel John Iverson's place 1 ou Fourteenth street Said lot 1 fronting on Fouiteenth street 64 j feet and running back 78 feet 10 ! inches. On line of horsa cars i The above lot hns a new one room I kitchen This property is well located, and close to the business portion of the city Terms cash Title perfect TROUP STREET PROPER 1 Y The 6-room Pwqllitg sitnuted on south Troup street, between Ninth and Eighth streets, fronting on Troup street 47 feet and run nmg back 147 feet It' inches. Has both well and water works on place, ltentod until October 1, 1886, This property is a desirable in vestment, either for a house or for renting. Titles perfect. Te'n>« cash. AJl of the above property will be shown when parties wish to see same. Any information wanted in re gard to this property will De given with pleasure, TlMHIBS rmWFIIRB Rsal Estate Agent, 15 North Broad Street, itfc!7 o THE CLINQMAN TOBACCO PLASTER Prepared Mi*e«ir<liti<7 t » the mo*r MclMitifie nrinciplrw. of flu* rt K1W KliUATtVK lNfsUFniK.NT'S conjpftinied with the parent Tobacoo Flour, nnd it ujktuiJij mconinimduil for Croap. Weed or Cuke ol the nnd for tint* of ir.-itant or JutlntmuatorY inaliidiftH, Arhoff and PahiM v*how, from loo dt-licnte a statu uf tho nutani, thn patient is nnrblo to »>«*r t bertron^or ti»j>Uot»tion of toe Tobacoo Cake. For HnadtU-l o or otror Aches and Pairs, it ia InvalutiiiJe. Frlf.c IA etH. Aak your druggist turUio«or«iinadi«i», or arite to the CUNGMAN TOBACCO CURE CO. PUBHAM. W. C„ t). 8, A. ELYi Catarrh CREAM BALMI “ OlMD'ei lbs Hoad »"d A! ays In- 11 Ditnatlon He*If* rj o >• < ►, Rea,ores i he Sen.ee .)f ma e, beaTti-g ia enieli A qn ok relief. A po- uve core OUKAK. BALM b-.» rai-rd en en viable r pJ.AtlOQ. a'apWcli.-g pll v>',ti er prcparnHone. A un.'tloic 'a '.ppiltd Inine tb nneir'l - a o° S?i“ ! p i“ tt 5ooHAY“ FIS VK R by^ra-U nr at drn^gls s Seed tor olro^lAT BLY BROTHKSN Drcggluta. Ow6*o, N * nov5 emierly r<* ® ! PENNYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." Tl»« Oritrlunl «n<l Only (ii iiuiim. c. ... „i-, nr e |' ( .. i; n •. I • Me*vart‘ yf worth Iran Tn ItatioBO. fudUtien-abl.' tn L t D I € 6 e AaI- H™****} .tbU-leAfcesK.b, “"V,m-ili name BcM br »r«jial*t. rv<.r, «l..-q- lea**« Ki’slui" I*.‘xiuj i -»J ^ 11,4h L uiea.eeA uxirdu nit “ :cj\ iMk RrllTiWoHorRcdv '-l L:v"r f .mi.iniutirtiiid iUeoaii!Hf« oy « dcranrril t»r twir® oondinon of tho Liver. Dth P4T8ifL (’onATin’iTk'li. Hl"> i n Jimivlic**, Head icfio Mii'.nri*. Kh"iiui.»«)-iM. I; r**u**»i Una iIn- txm»«h # r>un 6»*.s 1 he h’ x’d. vtr.*n. f hPus VoFT‘"*rn, ic»C\ AN INVALUABLE FAMILY JffEDICINl3. f houn and « of 1»®1 Imp n lei a p To v e lit e merit a. LOWB, .WmHXIKMt, Jeweler and Engrave Kapalrlne a HpeetRlty. TELEPHONE NO 6. Go to PATTERSON & ED WARDS’ and get you a first-class Razor, Pocket Knife, or any articls in the Cutlery liuo. oa7 ily Hitti of Georgia Novi 4 1-2 Per Cent Howl?. l HlVW been op|>ol''ted .pe-it for 'b- 1 »aiu > f ibe tie» 4;^ pei cent Si^e-.r a aie r a. -if. lut- I Mp evloi , tn person nr by :e"er »lli r*c-v ocioris'ii. Bt*d p-oinpt K'.untion Wiil,.lllbei ew bonds nn -le I n- 'bera frr 6'. 7«or 8' tr* n-lrg la .'8SA, or will bay tbe hnors ma'nrl"s In ifs• bl«' 'mose -nca tow**' HI *C MAR, Neat -.u Psi ><*a. i Oifl.e, Cj auNi. Ga wed (si »• It MONDAY MORNING, J^.3STTTA.ie,-5r 4. Will. I00TI & Bffl WILL OFFER MISSES’STRIPED HOSE Full regular made, double heel and toe, extra lengths, at 12 I-2e per pair. They cost all the way from 35c to 50« per pair 250 Pais Men’s Sripad & Col’i Mlm, Full regular made, at 25c. Nothing in this lot cost Ism than $4 per dozen. Bfitvaen 75 aid 100 Mrs Itaptaire KID GLOVE8, slightly damaged, nl 50c. Nothing in kbe line under our *1 M Glove JUST 0PJE30ND CHECKED NAINSOOKS. NEW GINGHAMS, NEW SATTEENS. BLEACHED COTTONS, 10-4 SHEETINGS AC For the balance of the st ason all Winter Goods at greatly re duced prices. BLAKCHA^D, BOOTH & HUFF. SEALED PROPOSALS- Sealed Proposals will be re ceived at the office of the, Ordinary of Muscogee county until Sat nr day, the second day of January 1886, for the following county pur poses, to wit; For medical attention to the county poor for year 1886. For furnishing medicines to kite county poor for year 1886. For furnishing coffins for burial of county poor for year 1886 For burial of county poor for year 1886, For - county printing for year 1886 For blacksmith work for county for year 18 s f>. For wood work for county for year lHcG. The Commissioners restrve the right to reject any or all bids. Ry order of the Board of Couu- missionera. F M BROOKS, Clerk Board Com’rf, Dec 3d. 1885. de4 id MARKET STALLS TO RENT Will be rented at the Market House, at public outcry to the highest bidder, on Monday, June ery 4th, all the Stalls in the Meat Market, under direction of the Committee on Market. Quarterly notes with good securities will be required M M MOORK, de25 td Clerk Council. TELEPHONE NO 6. ' PATTERSON & EDWARDS Will sell yon the best Cast Turn Plow for the least money in Co lumbus. Call and examine their stock of general Hardware. Op posite Rankin House. rc7 dlv POSTPONED Muscogee SherifTSalet W By Tfett, a. roin. ILLL sold on thefl'ft Tnesonr tn JsnnanF* on 'h« pie wines the following proper t> town H) printers* cmps filled «lth tyes, 2 stands of n of II descriptli nn t impos.iifi stonss, I Isrtre prl Lgprw, I clock, kerosene oil can, I “ " 10,000 Yards south aids of Twelfth atisst. between Oglethorpe t*! B end street* ud kn< * n m the Tines Printing Office levied on ns the ^rope ty ot Wynne Os Well B Co to stieiv two fl Tm in tuy hsn^s one |n fsror of Henry i In ienm***er rs Wmne. DeWoifB Co, snotber wool worth A Qrshsiu re Wynns, Dw Wolf 4k Co Propertv eotd on premises by eon MATHEY CAYLUS’ Used for ovor 25 years with groat surcwselyy ths phywiciaiw of l*ariH t Now York mut IxOndon, and irap«wior to nil othern for tho prompt cure of all s.receutor of loug eUindintf. Put up only iq, PrepariKi by CLIN h CIE, . Paris. CAPSULES Solti F.—ry, wtu-CT, HAMBURG EDGINGS printing, AMD IN8ERTING8. 500 DOZEN Hemstitched Mtaifs ior Gentlfimen JLTXJD TaJLlDZ E3S. All fresh from tho Importers, snd you will flad ihe prices right.j J. A. KIRVEN k CO. BOOK-BINOINC AMO Paver Boxes OriBVERT UKFOBIFTTOB AT LOW K ST MIICH A LABOKaTOCK ol sU kind* ol PAJP»*i A Inolndlng, LtU»r, Picket snd Not* ffSsda, B"J HMd*. fltatantnU t' -*«r» QilDd. ‘ M shi or dstcrlDtlnr ■bort notto* ■ n o■ r>rtnl - la, B'H E«di. 8Utament« c’ 0% L Also Btnvslopss, Osrda, Ac., prints* bort nolle*. Psp*r Boxsa ol any ala* dll.RBBT. TELEPHONE NO 5. PATTERSON A EDWARDS are agents for the Oriental Gu» Powder, and those who try it say it is auperi or to any in.this market D Montevallo Lump ths Old Keliable, The Beet AMTHRAOITDl Ooal, AM) OTUKU GOALS ALWAYS ON HAND. X^. X3, WILLIAMS, Agent, B. F. COLEMAN, Jr., TJ'ITDD EIE,T , J a.E: 13 ANI) DEALEU IN Patent Metal c Caskets Vood Cases and Caskets, Children's Gloss White CastA nnd Catket-3, Children’s Gloss White ATetalic Caskets, BURIAL ROBES, ALL PRICES FROM lfl.60 UP. Personal attention giveu all^ordors. Twtdtth Street. 4 Doors West of Tho-. tillb ri’d Prlating Offlso* OOl$/J rirurcc i «oao-'B >nd oOR* l AT IlC OO by one who wan dftmf Wb- TiM'fd b*? IUOBI of the Doftd *t eo n. of 'he duy with mi b'U«fl Cured h'mse't thine moi‘hr, iit'd nl' ee then t-'undfCiP of otb*re by iinnep - 'epfifi ▲ pU)d. ■ifpple find #u<v ce ntal * ome tieA'meut AddrptiB T % PAG1C* Ifc* Ksat ?Wh St, New Y i tty. v>rvv»9V *n •>» *«»* flm DRUNKENNESS Or III. Liquor Habit, ('oaillvely Currtl by iwlmini* Irrinic Or. Ilnlnr.' Uoldcn N|i)rlllr.. 2,oan (M-Ktrea la acupot eoff«« ort»*»itS" the knowledge of the person hiking t*. •beolulely harmlem, arid will effeet a pmr^. nenl and -ih-'-J)" enre, whether the patient I* • moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck, a baa been riven In thmiaanda of canm, and IB •very liintanre a perfect cure hoe followed. I* never fnlla. The nyatem on»e Impregnate^ with the rtpedllo, It becomea an ntter linpoak btllty lor the Uqoor appetite to e rle* Ftm RALE BY M. D. HOOD A CO., •3 Brood Nlroet, OOMJIWBFP GA* Coll or write tor pamphlet oontainlnjT bu% dredsof t«»t moil lain from the beflt woiulu bA# (&eu from all parte of the oounUT ii\1F HOLIES’ SCtl CUE, Mouth Wu3l and Oentlfrlc* Onrpe r.leedlus: Obtoh. Flo4.ru, 8ore kfoafh* ^ Tbr*at, Olenuien th«> T'«w*.h aniJ Puridoi* the Preafa, U*e^l aud .-*oomnien1 <\ ty leeUiue daut'^U. 1}a'4» rerod»>y Daf J P A W K Holmes. l>flrr 3fc.. MnooB b"or aa)«‘ by nil d okkIsis an't djr’ttntii, and »» *411 Ah 'ION 4r ('A fiSOt ao fl \m and Lot Aucfioo. \ NLKSS p-evli u»1v a-M at ri/|v»’e ta'e, I wl I ' iV-r o' '.nctlorj on rveeiliy,5'b J DDft fr lithe till tnwer a o-«riv new 3 room Dwelling I" «he a n’b"rn paitina of ibe oltj. Ror par;ica<a ra •*' ply *c liaolS re J (rl •* TULO M ■ULBT.
