Georgia Historic Newspapers

    DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1880
■OliKI AMD B* ALITT.
aka aaU, obaarrlac hit ««barraaamtnt,
"I think I knew <ut what fob mean to try t
Tho araattoma ara too ,1.1clr aaldant,
And aaailj joar Unrest thong 6U bi tnj.
* Taa’ra wishing ara oanld onl? ataad, oaoa Ban
At analogi b? the lak. .oil'.t tba gang
Sfarkllag u»aa tka rood" along tha ahora
(o Myriad llgbta of fiawfire# dladaaa.
.’My kaad knag idly dawn i aaotkar hand
With thrilllag toooh araa gantly glaoad ii Blaa.
It tnablad la yoor grata, t aadarataad
■a* hard it ia mb faallng to dalat.
.•’■antbody'a arkiakora gaatir broahad my okaak i
Yaa'd Joatbagoa ta whlir.r aomathlag, too,
Whoa aaatj, with har aaromaatlc ataaak,
Oamoaaddaal; aroaadtha band la ylaw.
Am I not right t" thla loraly maldan tald,
“What, ailaat atilt ?” and aha bagaa ta frown .
'It la not that”-1 gravaly shook my hand—
“Hot-bot»but yoar book hair Itoomlng down,"
-Barton Qaaatto.
DEAD ON HER KNEES.
Privation, aafTarlag and Dealt.- Pray
ing far That Caaa lot Caaaw.
While the rosy-faced children of
Mrs JoDea’ family were making
merry over the lent of their holiday
prewate in their borne, No 641 Wash*
Ington street, yesterday morning,
says the New York SuDcay World,*
woman was on her knees in the room
above the laughing boys and girls.
But the woman on bar knei s was
not praying. She was oold and stilt.
She was dead 1 She was cslted "the
mysterious lodger " Mrs Thomas
Jones, the landlady, said: "My
lodger came to me one day— perhaps a
year ago—and engaged a little room in
the attic at (1 a week. Her name was
Agnes Ryan. She was a very quiet
woman and said little to any person
I remember bow very fond she was
of children, and when she passed
them on the street or in the l a'l ehe
caressed them aid always Skid a
pleasant word. Once when payiig
me the rent she put her hand ou my
boy’s bead and stroked his ourls
Then s’.e said, as a std look caune
over her face: I have a little boy
who lives with my stator. Since hi»
father left me, seven years ago, I have
been very pier, and sometimes can
hardly earn my bread. My life has
been very unhappy, and my only Joy
is In thinking of the fine little fell< w
who ta growing up Some day he
will be a strong, brave man. Hnv
proud I shall be (ben, and what a
ci.mb rt he will be in my old age 1"
"Well," continued Mrs Jones, -'the
woman oame in very softly every
evening and went out vary softly
every morning to her work. Sue
made cloaks for a pittance when she
could get them to make. Where
she got her meals, I never knew. A
week ago when Tours Jay oame site
did not pay her rent. Well,’ said I,
‘you area poor woman, and the holt*
days have come. You want to bay
yoar boy some presents, but work
may be dull, I’ll wait until the holi«
days are over ’ So she oame and
went os softly oa the snow—or at
least I thought she did. I seldom saw
bet ehe same and went so qaietly.
Yesterday morning I sold I
would go up and oolleot the rent.
Her door wae closed There was no
answer to my kaock. The door was
locked. Then I stoopid to lock
through the key-hols and saw her on
her knees My Go d she wss dead
Her face was white, her eyea fixed,
and hei bands clasped oa if in prayer
.1 foreamt d for my husband. He
came up aud opened the door, *,id
there we found the poor creature a
corpse. Notice was given to the po
lice, and the oorouer issued a permit
for the body to be removed.” Pic
tures of children and mothers fond
ling their babies adorned the wails.
He Lavyt a Haaailfai yraaaaa.
Chicane T. ibnne
Co) R G Ingerecll w: a for many
years a resident of Peoria, and some
of the old residents of that section do
not hesitate t > assert that at tim a he
indirectly admitted tho existence of
an endless place of torment which he
now claims does not exist. As an
instance of this, and also to show the
readiness at repartee of the oolonel,
the following story ta told: Savers!
years ago, when he was in ihs prime
of his law practice in Poona, the
oolonel happened to have as a client
a young and buxom widow ever In
Washington, T xewell oounty. Tha
opposing csuusel was the
late Jonathan K Cooper, as
stanch a Presbyterian as he
was able lawyer. At the close
of the evidence Mr Cooper arose and
made a splendid argument on bis
side of the case, oiomug by saying
that bis ltgal opponent was preju
diced when it oame to defending
beautiful women. "Why," said Mr
Cooper, "when Col Ingersoll gels •
ohance to work In a law oase for a
beautiful woman he forgets all law,
all logto aud everything exoept her
attractions, and you, gentlemen of
the Jury, bava no doubt had evident*
of the truth of thie during the pro-
great of the preeent trial." After the
venerable Presbyterian eloeed, Col
Ingersoll arose, with a twinkle In
hie eye, acd slowly and
solemnly commenced a* fol
lowe: "Gentlemen of the
Jury, the counsel on the other side is
correct. I do have a leaning in the
direction of beautiful women. I do
love a beautiful woman. I love the
fireside about whioh play dtar chil
dren, presided over by a smiling,
beautiful mother. I tell you what it
is, gentlemen of the Jury, I would
rather—much rather—11 I bad my
choice, be in b—1 fifteen minutes,sit*
ting on a hard wooden bench, beside
a woman as beautiful as Cleopatra,
than to reside a lifetime in beaven
siuging psalms with Jonathan K
Cooper.” The Jury, court, lawyers
and spectator? roared with laughter,
in which Mr Cooper was forced to
Join, aud Col lugerjoll and his beau
tiful client cine out ahead,
Wkal Draosaaera Co.t.
One of the leading dry goods sales
men of the United States tells me
that th* re are now about 80 000 r*v*
ellcg palttmen on the road in this
country, and that tbelr expense no*
coun’sblone will average $1600 a year
each. This f”r expenses alone mean*
an outlay of $120,000,000 a year, and
If you will count In aa average salary
of $1000 a year each it will swell the
total to $200,000,000 a ysar. Thla im
mense sum is scattered all over the
United States li keeps up Ike
hotels, aDd ta one of the most lm-
pertant Item* of railrosd passenger
receipts. The character of the travx
eilng raletman bos changed within a
decade poet, You will find very few
boys and fcw»r drunkards upon the
road, Tbf o mpultlon is so great
and the *xpen»e so heavy that firms
have to send rut their beat men, and
salaries ef $80( 0 end $6000 a year »rr
by no means unormmon
Said this taieemsi: "These trav*
elir g mm sell ail sorts of got ds. Borne
of them carry a half doz3u b avv
trunks, at d others oarry their e tu
ples in ibeir overcoat pocket?. Om
man I know gets $3000 a ytar for
selling ihe skins which butohc:s put
around sausages. He dresses like a
swell acd carries his samples In a
bog no larger than a lady’s shopping
satchel. The best of such skins are
made in Europe, and butchers buy
of him evsrywhera. Tbea there 1s a
man I kuow who travels from Bos
ton to San Fiacclr o and sella noth*
Ing but one grade of boot blaoking.
8 me travelers sell by plotures of the
articles they have to sell Clothing
forms (be largest class ot drum me: a,
aud next ermes those who sell boois
and shoes. Then we have the dry
goods salesmen, the grooer, the hard
ware men, hats and osps, and otheis
as rnmi rous as there are tiades and
factories."
“Traveling men,” this gentlemen
continued, "are, as a rule, bright,
generous felb w«. They spend free*
ly, and many of them, when they b «■
come old and leave the road, find
themselves po< r We have now a
prrjfct to take cure of d'subled trav*
ellDg men It is a tiaveiing men’s
home, to be endowed by travel!nr
n en and ta be d' voted to their us\
The idea is that eaoh on” of ihe 80,.
000'rsvelera Is to give $1 a yeir for
the Dext three years to such au ina'.l*
tution. This will make a total
of $240 000, and from th e
we will buy a farm in Kentucky,
or smne other good locality, and erect
comfortable bu ldintB, with reading
roon s, parlors and chambers, so tha
the occupants can Lave all the com.
forts of life during their declining
years. We will further end <w the
home.by a year or two more of cons
trlbutincs, and the institution wi 1
be und r the care of a competent
board of managers This project ta,
I understand, to be submitted to the
next annual meeting of merchant
travelers. It has mauy supporter?
among travelingsalesn.en, and I will
not be surprised if it ta carried out.”—
Cleveland Leader.
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T obacco
REMEDIES
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I prompt relief. Will cure Anal Ulaers, A
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worms, Pimples, Sores and Boils. Price 50 cm.
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Sore Throat.Buniosa.Corns. Neuralgia.Rheumatism,
Orchitis, Gout. Rheumatic Gout. Golds, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Milk Leg, Snake and Dog Bites, Btmgs
of Insects, Ac. In fact allays all local Irritation and
Inflammation from whatever cause. Price 2b eta.
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Prepared accord inn to the ntout scientific
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1N<JK15DiENTS, compounded with tho purent
Tobaooo Flour, and is specially recommended for
Group.Weed or Cake of the Breast, and for that class
of irritant or inflammatory maladies, Aches and
Pains where, from too delicate a state of the system,
the patient is unahlo to hoar tho stronger application
of the Tobacco Caktv For Headache or other Aches
and Pains, it is invaluable. Price 15 cts.
Ask your druggist for theee rented13s. or write to the
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pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? It is for inflamma
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novi eodwly nxi rd ml
Contagious
Disease* are Prevalent all over the
World.
Ian* a.tlr. of Koglaod. an* while I waa la that
eoaatry I contract, a terrible blood polaon, end
for two yMr. wa. aad.r tr.etm.at oa oaoaM-wr
• tl.otat HoUInttaoa Boaelwl, BagUafi, bat wo.
coloured I rofar.d th. aoit aicblilnf pala. la
■y bone, aad «■ covered with eon. all ov.r my
bad* aaSTlmaa. I had v* tlgo aad daftm with
partial lorn of .Ifht, an,. ..la. la my head and
•ya. ate. which nearly ran m. ora.y, I loot all
ho,, la that o'aotry, aad .ailed ( r America, and
wa.tr.aiod at Roorav.lt In tkli city, a. -oil a. by a
promla.al ahv.lclan la New York having no oen-
noctlon with tho hoipltal..
I aw tho advertisement of Swift’. Specific, and I
d.t-rmlnod to glvo It a trial a. a laat roaort. I bad
riven np all hop. al being cared- m I had gone
through the band, of tho boat medloel men in Not
tingham anil New York I took .lx bottle, of 8 8
8 and I o«n my with great loy that they have onr.d
me entirely. , am ae .oand and well a. I ever waa
|r my life L FRKD HALF0*0.
New York City, Jane lJtb. I8dfi.fi
Blood
1 < tbs Ilfs sod ho is wise who remsmbsrs it. Bo I
in March of last year <1P»4) I oontra t. d b’ood poi
son. nod being in Savannah, Go, ot the time I went
into tbs hospPol ther fsr trso oisat I tuffs rod
•try much from rbeunaotimn ot the sosas timi I
Jid not ge. wsll onisr ths treotment thsre, nor wos
I cured by onv of the ns 'ol meons. I hove now
token seven bottles of Swift's Specific end om sound
end wsll. It drove ths poison ont t' rough boils on
ths skin. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, N J. Aug nit 7, IMS,
j»i
ondot Dalle##! conclo<!#d to visitHot 8p logs, end
oa reeebing Teierkona e doctor reo mmendsd me
to try SwlfTs Specific, ossa ring ms thet It would
hen‘fit ms mors then Hot Springs. Although ths
Poison
hod prodaoed greet holes In *»jr bock end chest,
end hod removed o’1 the heir off of my hood, yet I
began to improT- in o teak’s time and the sor s be
gon tobeal. *nd were entirely gone Inside of sigh
we»ks, Will Jones. Porter Uniou ?o s# Depot
Oteco. TezoH July 13,18*9#
Treatise on Blood end Skin Diseases mailed free.
THS SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Gs.
New York. 167 W 23d St.
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A «ems 'y safe, quick aad s«re.
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Far Epilepsy, Spasms. Fevers# Colics, Oramps,
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As in the blood diseases 11s,
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WESTERN l AiLROAD OF ALABAMA
Ihe lir»t-(Uis Dlnet Kcut» to all l'*9tern iltlor, $08 nil # Shsrttr to
New loikthaa via LriulsYllle.
Close connection m» '# wl’b Piedmont Air Line, Atlentlo Oooet Line, end
Cincinnati Southern. Only 87 hoars and 20 minutes from Montgomery to New
York, end onlx 86 hour* end 10 ruinates hem New York to Montcomey.
January S. 18A1
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’’ Marlon ——— —
Arrive Salma——.
Leave Seina.
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No. 60
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Laa^fl Atlanta
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kegss Rvirnsu (JHam H CROMVTBLL, Qeu’i Peas Agent.
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fi28im lUpm Ar Colambns I.r 1140 ttu.1 9 US rm
Train, No It and 20 dally.
Pallman Gnf.tt Oan batvwn flinotauatl aad Jaeluonvlll^, and thronth ilttlnx oar batvasn Chattaaoo
(a aad Jaekaonrlll.,4ia All.nU, Albany and Wayorom. Thronxh Palaoa Sloeylnx Oat Mvtn Moat-
(om.ry and Warcroaa.
Train, markon tha. * ran dallyi trala. markwl tha, t ran dally axoa.t Bandar: Iralai iaark«d tbna t ra<
dally oxo.pt Monday. __
Ticket, for all polat. and SlMptai Oar Dtrttu oa oal. at Union Depot Tkikit Ofloe 80 labiate. »r*r.
to ImTlnx tlm. ot all train..
WILLIAM HOOKAS, Oon’l Bnp’t Savannah.
W. T. BH1ILLMAN.Traffic Manax.r, Sarannab.
T. D. H LINK, Sap’t 8. W. H. B.. Maooi:
O. A. WU1TKH1CAD. Oaa’l Pam. ism’
COAL! COAL!
MontevaUo Lump ih^ O’d Reliable,
TLo Best AJ»TMBACITtiJ Oonl,
AND OTHER CXJAL9 ALWAYS ON HAN1J.
XD. Ela WlltaXjl^XwXS, Agent,
lyB d(m
Beal Estate Agent
15 NORTH BROAD STREET.
FOR. SALS
t\«W Yneaat Lot. rcmrteenlh street be>
tweem Jaek.oa and Ogletherpe
#8# Sixty- Eve acre Form-4 room Dwelk
lag, Lee onaaty, Ala, eeven mile#
tan the ally, one mile from etatloa
en Oand V88
*200 Two elory Reelderoe on Warren 8t—
Inleraectlon ol Brood
2760 Five 8 room Dwellings, eerier Mela*
to.li and Beveatb, Paying In wet-
■lent
1600 Blx room Dwelling eoatlt Tronp bo-
low Ninth
1010 100 acre farm—4 room dwelllag en#
nil ncoeasary onlbnlidlogi— well
• watered, 6 mile, from elty In BueeeA
eonnly Ala
10 00 Dmlrable loti oa Boee BUB, Month,
ly plan
(M Lou on Rom a. i Meathly pttys
manta
21M X acre front loUoa Beta am
100 00 ii acre oorner Iota on Roee ON
176 M ii aore lota oa Boee Hill
200 00 li aere lota oa Roee Hut
260 00 ^i aere lota on Rose Hill
26 00 Lot* on Roee Hill
lOt 00 Lou on Roee Hill
10 00 A year for Bret three y#are anil *al«
nnoe In fourth end fifth year* for dee
suable lots on Rose HU1
26 0J For live yeera and yon have a d*m>
ruble lot on Rose Hill
A Rebate allowed of 16 per oent If pnroh.eer
build* a dwelling within twelve month
from dale of purobase
B 1 litre end pnrct'Hiea desirable ball*
log lot or Hn.s hiu wblle yon oan getonl
at yoar own prloe
I will lake pleasnre In showing proper!#
when parties wliii to pnrohaae
80 ebares Urinmbne Ise JdannXeoInrlnf
Company etcok
Dwellings for rent In all parts of the elty.
Also, balls, offloei and Harping rooms,
TOOMBS CRAWFORD,
Real Estate Agent.
t«1Q <»• t|$ th tf
16 North Breeg Street
iioiniw ana none ttainaj ul
Ornon Oikiul Mahaoib,
Columbus. 42a. Jen 17,181A
O N end after Jan 17, 1818, the sobeu'e
ole of Mull Train will be as follow.!
No 1—Going N0»th Lolly.
Leave Oo’nmbns I IS p nt
Arrive of Oblpiey fill D a
Arrive ai Green vlJ’tfitpot
No 2—Coming South Dolly.
Leave 0’-e*uvme....__..„__._...._„ 6 60 a a
Arrive «t tlhlpley 7 6S»m
Arrive t Oult-.rabu... lOrfiaa
No 8—Freight and Aoaommodatlon.
Leave Colnmbuu — 8 90am
Arrive Htoblpley V10 a nt
Arrive »tO'#ei.vlne ..1U 17 a m
No 4— Freight und Accommodation,
Leave Greeovlllc 11 An a a
Arrive a'. Onipley —„„.l* 47 f nt
Arrive nt Colnrr.hu. 8 28 p m
W L CLARK. Gen’l Ms^syeT.
TO* HOWARD, Gen’l Ticks,; AFt
ft»)H>iy
WOBiU i GIRARD R R.EP,
1J0LUHBU., Ga.. M«t. lMk,, tat,
n» AND A«P»R YHIfl DATS TBAtfiC Will
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So.(italsg We*t ffijtft.ff)
Leav# Uuion TH*r*ot. flftlwmhw 2:M rl
T*«*«v*» Rroivi street Depot. OcluBDtvne........ 3 41 p 1
Anrlveei Union(\»iinca,. M ,m. M .^. M , M $.40 * m
L»itve Ubicn '•{prlnfg ........ .. 7 40 jms
Airlvr mi 9 I9 9 «
Arrive et Mnntu(ntiar« 7-y, p a
Arrive nt Eufauii* , r 8 49 p ^
M AIL TJSAiN NO2 (Dally),
Leevo Montgomery.^...,....... , ,,, ,,,,, 7;Jo il
LeeveTcor - . 7 2fte«
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Arrive at Eufanle... MM .... in-up m m
Arrive ut Coigmlwm , , ,,
NIGHT Jk HEIGHT a ACCOM MUD ATIOfff
(Ii"i)v Kxcept Bunfifty).
Leev* Oofambie Ueion DeeoL Am p m
Leave Col ar»4 bo# Broad Street Depet. ftiBiM
Arrive at UnTnp Erring#... _ 11:16 n
NIGHT FKEIGHT A ACCOM MODATIOX
No 4 (Dully Except Hanauy)
Leave Union Springe — 7]M p m
Arrive at Golnmbaa,.^,.^.,^...^^.^..,.11:47 » m
WAY FREIGHT A AUCOMMODATIOM
jflo6(Datiy Except Bonday)
LaaveGclambn#Union Depot rri 4Kie
I enve Golnr.ibufi Broad Street Depot,..wm... M 0:06 a m
Arrive at, Union Hprl*ge...».~. »•«?, a ai
I«eave Union dprlac«i..... MMMMMM ... M J0-.23 a m
Arrive at T'rr.v 13.28 p m
Arrive at Enfanfa. .^..10 60 a oa
WAY FKEIGHT A ACCOM MODATlOll
N>. 6 (Da Jy Except. Buoday)
Leave Tiov..— 4:06 a m
Arrive at Unloa Ser'nfa..,.^, 6:06 a Ml
Arrive at Montgomory.,..,,,,,,— 7:46 a m
Leave Union Springe........ tiHap
Arrive at Rroeri street Depot,Oolneibcia.. . 1*$A2 a m
\rrlve at Urlea Depot, 11:83 a m
W. it OXtA^.f - <iv
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COLUMBUS 1 WESTERN R R
Opiuex, Ala., Deoembe 6th, 1W5.
AH aad after Sunday. Deo. 6th. 1666, the trail
U 01 thie road will be m ae feLlm:
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arrive Onttka—......
Arrive Oelanbex.........
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NO B
ITse-1 for over 95 yews with i-ront snoeerr by the
physicians of Paris. New York an'I Lomlun, aai
eni.erior to all oshere furflio prompt onre of &Q
caeer, recent or ofloun e'.aDdin,!. I-ut up only ’n
Obu-s BMik-Bcontolaing 011' iiwitleMoiri. 8
15 i'KN'IK, MAHINU THEM TUii CUEAP1S**
CAi-BULliU IN THI4 MAllKET.
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