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DAILY ENQUIRER * SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1886. •tmoiir, WILLIAM MAOOALL The TV mod profit! Qod moil frrrently Tor crowning tot with faorna (ho •u’abrowi With horm tht broti wonld goro hit inemy. And tori hla, while be only kick, him now t' Dor wonld the donkey ipure hit brother tie, But biMt moll ereii wonld fight with bout mot I creii> Sonbtlm tho ei't hurt • wonld dreedfnl be, Tet for more drendfhl li the eie'i brey i Ho borne the donkey modi when hi ten. free. With hldeoni diicord itertle nlcht end dey. hf blockbeedi dumb wonld be. we well eonld boor Tie wont tbit they with hoob end horm eonld dare, RIVERS AND HARBORS. Thi Herb of the Ntuerlel lenmulttae or tho Hatibor Inprorimtni Coavcn- tloo Id WaatUncloo, Charleston, 8 C , January 25 — Captain 8 Y Tupper, tbe chairman of the memorial committee o< tbe harbor improvement convention which met in Bavannab last Novem ber, and who presented the memorial of tbe committee before the house Tiver and harbor committee in Wash tngton on Friday last, returned to the olty yesterday. Captain Tupper was asked by a reporter to give some account of the work of his committee In Washington, and replied substau tially as follows: “Our memorial was presented in the house on Wednesday last by Mr Norwood, of Georgia,' and In the senate the next day by General But* ler. It was promptly referred to tbe appropriate committees of the two bouses. On Thursday we appear'd ibefore the senate commute < on com* amerce. We were introduced by Sen ator Ransom, a member of that com mittee, to whom, as well as to our -owq senatois, we are indebted for marked attention. Wo were allowed to file wi'bout tbe memotial our ar- gurnent on the question and other material papers with the clerk, a. d a lurther tearing from us was prom ised when the house bill comes before tlhe senate “Weiapp are'* before the river and harbor committee of the house on last Friday, through tbe courtesy of its ohalrmau, Mr Willis. By request of -our committee I read the memorial at length nud a summary of tbe reports of tne United 8 ahs ngineerson tbe condition ami immedin'e wants of our southern harbors. My duty and engagements as chairman tequired that I should speak in tbe general interest of the s vetal harbors that we represented This I uid in my opening remaiks, and could only with propriety refer to the neglect and special wants of Charleston har bor when I reached tbe report of L eut Abbot. Chairman Wildcat that point interrupted to know if loose engineer leports were t fflclal and came through the department. I replied they were answers to question! recently put officially by our committee to tbe officers in charge of our respective harbors “Col Screven, of Georgia, followed tne, pursuing the same line of argu ment in the general Interest of our Stuth Atlantic ports. His ad 'reus was an able and effective one. No opportunity was sfl'irded the other members of our committee to speak, «s the committee before whom w ■ appeared was suddenly summoned to return to the house, having already ■exceeded its tim > in their session. “We bad free and friendly confer ences wiih prominent members of botn houses, aid feel satisfied that jrod w'll rebUi. from our mission. Wj have also U>< promis'd rUcmOU fr.nu an ic.liuei.iw lo tho v. s , wh'ci was quite uooxpeu but not the ions to .*o revMv.e \ O e in'ere-o's art. thep ’.mc, n'-u inesn u- men a-s alive tu t..e H.iivei.1 mver: of a ne.irer «nd mo.o .v i<\ ui-.-ni outlet for their twtni.g proii'icts im>agh the south Atiaa io ptir^." i. to also stn’pd, on goo i Hu'inrity. that tlie pr. sideut s»id, in ihe inter view, that his vinves concerning river ami harbor Improvements have changed much si me “ts governor of N<-w Y uk he expressed his ideas re- gat'iing tne trane portal ton question, lie is oi w profoundly impressed with Uie imp.htanco of developing tbe uh» tuiai water-ways of thecouutry, and believes that the public money judi ciously expended upon such improve ments is w;sely expended. The reason, be said, why ho ha,! not treated the sni jsot in his message was not because he under estimated its impor ante, but because be did not Lave lime to give it 'hut oh se and careful study without which he war relu.stuut to o >mm t hiu.s.-if to reo- cunuendatlonR imou Zany point of public policy Hr hopes, he Baid. to see the commercial facilities of every section improved and develop el as rapidly as is consistent with the wise and economical expenditure of pub- lio funds. Captain Tupper seems to be in ex cellent spirits over the result so far,of the mission of bis committee to Washington. There osn be no doubt that the visit of the oommlttee will be followed by much good to tbe In* teres ts with which it wee obarged. It ia rarely that bo important a com mittee visits Washington, for, in the present icatanee, eaob member of the oommlttee, of which Captain Tupper ia the chairman, represents an entire elate. The whole committee repre sents tbe commerce! interests of Ala bama, Florida, Georgia, North Caro lina, 8 uth Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. riDriea Fails. A war of retes is In progress between tbe Si John’s river steamship lines. All of the St Auvuoiino hotels, and ah o the Magnolia on the S. Johns, are open. KisBlnsmse, on the F.orlda Southern, reports that her two good hotels ex peot largsly increased business this season, Tho Tens pa route to Cuba is said to bea. eaiiy proving its popularity. Thu P'9rt "yscem’s new s' -'iner Msaeouo Is a beauty. It is said that Oapt Bill Sliiw, of th s'eamer City of Jacksonville has more persoi al friends than any o'.her man in Florida. Winter P rk the fi wer garden of a syndicate of wealthy New England capitalists, has her elegant new h istelry in runnlrg order. Tbe military barraoks and its many magnlfloent hotels oomlnue to mske H Augustine one of the moat fashion atye oi the F oride resorts. It is reported that tbe Tampa hotels h ve atl eh-nged hands alnee ieat sea son, bat sro now open nnder their re spective new managements Tbe O da boas'*, the pretty metrop olis of Marion oouniy, ia the headquar ters oi ihrae going down the O.tkla- waba, and is dolrg a big business. Travel on tbeOjklawabe river Is said to be greater than ever, Tne sosnery and peculiarity oi the stream have no duplicate in the United Slates. Tbe orchestras at the Everntt, at Jacksonville', St James, Sanford, OdAla and R ck.tdge bouses this season are said to be the finest ever In tbe south for similar purposes. People who have not been up the S' Jobna have no adequate idea of tbe beauties of the stream In tbe narrow part between Astor and Sanlord. I le almost as winding as ihe Oiklawah*. Narootlos and aedatlves murder sleep; the unnatural stupor is soon followed by 111 effect*. 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Dr Ira M Lang, Ni w Y ok, say* : “I have prescribed Scott’s Emulsion and need it In my family and am grea ly p.eased with it Have fo nd It very serviceable In B-rr fuloue diseases and Pulmonary afieoilons ” A man up in the world keeps np best If be stands on a pedea'al reared ly himself The man wbo ol mbs < where be does not belong is apt. to take n tnmb'n UUMIM NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN. You are allowed a free trial of thirty days of the tue of Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances* for the Fpeedy relief and permanent cure of Nervove Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also for many other diseases. Complete restora tion to Health, Vigor and Manhood guaranteed. Ho risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed mvelove mailed free, by addressing VOLTAIC BELT CO., Manhall, Kioh. GO TO THE RED STAR FOB HATS, n it it j r n n * mm r oJiOlid dttoiit to the H tar.er w' b 1 Curb! 1 P,j! JW.CK1BED THaUftOM. 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The excess <4 bite being removed, a tonic effect Is produced sad health U perfectly restored. The Regulator b given with Safety sod th* happiest results to the most delicate infant. For all diseases In which a laxative, altera. Uve or purgative is needed it will give Ihe most perfect satlsfadtion. The Cheapest, Purset and Beat Family Msdicins in ths World I f THERE IS BUT ONE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR I Bee (hat you get the genuine, with ths re4 I Ga front of Wrapper, prepared oely by J. H.ZEIUN A CO., tou moralbtora. PHI LA.P&LPHIA, H GO TO THE RED STAR FT>T5 A • q. Or th? ltlqiior OSnbil. t'oNllU'i‘ly Ciirml by iulniiniM Irriiifj I>r. lluinoH* Oohlrn Sport tic. *i.can be given mi a cap of cofToe or tea with v at the knowledge o» the person taking It absolutely harmless, an.' will F.ffVnt, a pern. a neut and speedy euro, wlietii?r the puilenti? a moderate drinker or an Alcoholic wreck J* has been given in thousands of rases, end lr every Instance a perfect cure lias followed. I* nerrr faila. The system once linpregnatet with the Specific, it becomes an utte- Iiuiosa* blllty for the liquor appetite to oils* FOU BALE BY M. D. HOOD & CO , 03 Broad Street. COLUMBUS. GA. Call or 'vrltetor psmphlpi contslning hun dredsof testimonials from the best women an -GUI) from all n»ru o> the ooiintrr. • o- H •—H- #25.00 REWARD! Strayed or stoleu from my st<»re in Glennville, Ala, on the night of December 30th, one black mare Mule, about 15 hands high, aged 10 or 12 yeais, dark tan muzzle, in good order, slight scar on left hip and letter “O” on left jaw. Paces under saddle, shod in front with high cork and high toe pieces Had on bridle with TJ S cavalry bit, and quilted saddle comparatively new with fheep Bkin tacked on saddle. Will pay the above reward for mule and thief, or ten dollars for mule alone E C PEKRY, GO TO THE -ar* T o ed /ar FUR HA1». A Clear Skin is only a part of beauty, but it is a part Every lady may have it at least, what looks like it. Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies GO TO THE Red Star FO 1 * HATS. BONDS FOB SALE. #2 000 Columbus Manufacturing Company’s 7 per cent Bonds. JOHN-TON ANOKMAW, an IS *odtf B*»l Kx-«t» Avt* •"d Broken * GO TO THE Red Star FOR ZEE A.TS Administrator's Sale. B y virtue of an order from tbe Court of Ordim-r? i Muecogee county, Ga will be Bold on the first Tuesday lu Mono jq fion' «f tho auction h mse < f K U I' Dr.^slefc Broad end To' th •*reey. ; G • nhwest nrri er of i tveeet: *h« h ur« «f r. «h j fo ! cwing dentribed p'.’Cd -jr parcel of la^d *t o <'o!an;bn°* county f la Tuunii’M lii’y r oet on m-i „ b AIcI itotb vtreet of ou^ of the vaear t lot’ Uid oct by tho cl » of 0 lauibni. and known Num’ or Oue on tb-* wot Bldo of Me* Int eh atr^t on wi ieh i; a two -o rn d »•-»» 1 v S.i i at the o^i’perty oi 3y>v- re leceastJ* Terms cash JOHN UtJSVK i # ja36 doaw pr jpsrt ’ ’Ti' Ad tJur and being In the Mn-eogee. sta'o oi Geo Grid*** an \ tor tv feet 1828 1885. TS XO ENQUIRKR-SUN. 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Attorneys-at-Lnw, Office 118 Brond St. Colnmbni, Ga. D KOD HUHT. Uftli e over Brannon A Canon’* Drag Hi or*. H',1 lenoe oorner Tronp and Tbl» leentb (Bry«n) xtr«*t« Offlo* Telepbons No ill tUsldanae Telephone No 113. JanSly LR NIDAX M’LEBTRa. O J SHIPP. XI O. E3TKH A SHIPP, ill Aimrneyi at Law. offloB over C E Hcohitraiur’e. Oolleo* ilon* promptly altcnded lo and proceeds crwipfl -rt win if Go to tlie Bed Star FOB Muscogee Sheriff Sales By FOLEY, Aocilasaar, W lL'< be aold ou the flrat Tuesday in February Dext, Id fr nt of the atore house of Garrett m Hone. Br ad street, city of Columbus. Mascofte county, Ga the f'llowinS propivtr. to-wlt; sMSfll Lot number 101 is the city of Oolnnibus. Musco gee county state of Georgia levied on as tha property of <he ee afe of E A Stuffh, dt ceased, to sat* fly a tax fl la in mv bauds lor state and count taxes tor the peer lHfft. Levy rosdo and rctoroac by JL Owen, LG. Amount of tax #'» 60. Abo at the samo time and place lot of laud uunv her 6(7 lu the c ty of Columbus, Muscogee county Georgia Levied on rts tho property of Mrs W B Broyles to sal hfy a tax flf*fn my hatid^ for sata n d county laxc-s for tho year D8Y Lew maioaM retumod to mo by J LOweu, L 0 Amount of tax (3 Ml. Also at the same time a*>d p'aco lot of land uun» ber *75 in the cliy fOolmvbus, Moscogse connty Georgia Levied on as tho pr pertvrf Wm U Wool to satisfy a Ux fl fa lu my hands fir state an4 county taxes for the ear 188'. Lit, made and r<* tamed by J L “wtu, L <’• Amount of |ax |5 /0. Also at the same 'lme and plsre lot of land No in block 38 fa ths city or Go'umbus, Easooges turned to me by J L Owen, L O. Amount of tax •l 10 Also at the same time and plaoe lot number ?67 in the oily of Golumbne, v n<cgea county, Georgia. Levied on as the property of Una R Uleun to satisfy a tax fl fa lo my I ards lor slat * and county taxes for tne year 18*% Lew mss and retumod to mo by J LOweu. LO Amount of tax $3V Also at the same tim* and r>la:e lot o land name her 2(K) iu tbe oils of GolumTas, Muteogto connty* Georgia Levied ou as the property of Thos K Wynne to satisfy a tax fl fa in my hands for stata end county taxes f or the year '8<*, Levy made and returned to rat- by J L Owen L O Amtunt of lax #53 4't Also at the tame time aod place lot of land num ber HI In the c'fy of Golumbn*. Musc^gfe county, Georgia levied on as the property o Thomas Moo- e, trustee, to satisfy a tax fl fa lu np hands for state and connty taxes for the sear 1885. Levy mads and returnel to mo by J L Owsn L O Amount of tax #’615 . jaft tnli J Q BUR BUB Shei#ff. GO TO THE Red ©tar FOR HATS Muscogee sheriff Sale K# t 21 FOLICF, insilrasih W ILL I avoid on the first Tueeday In FsbraaiT next. In front of the s ore bonre of Gerrott m Hons, Bro-d Ntreet, dty of Oolumbns* Mi soogee count'’. Georgia, sue horse MnU, dark oo'ora nam r d John y one bo’te Mole datk c lor usmed uhi mpsy one 2 horse Wagon y *wo Cows— Mary and > 1m u ai d tw<> t alvee. LrviH* on as tho propv erf y of Ossie Diew ’c satisfyam vfgkge fl a in ay vs r*8».. |) r w. Bunuus. flh# «s. GO TO THE BID STAR i'i'ii 3BL /ITS UbciI for ovo? 25 yoarBv.'fth groat tmcoowhy 11.e pliyeiciuiiH of i'yrir*, Nfw Y*-iJ and .loudon, a. r\ nuperil*r to nil oflicnt f fti.r* prompt, ruro cf /til caeeH, roceut. i r of loiif? Hinnd.n^. Pu‘. up only in OlUHH ItOttlliHI-nTlIftillillj; t * < “psitlOHUJI I.. MU' H 7. f » flK.N'iH, 1\1\KINU TLIIKM TUii CUDjU'lifeTF CArbJUvS IU III Li MARKET. Pro pared bf ^ ^ VI #1 ^'dd CLIN A: C1L, I^arta. Every- whom, ASK FOB THE V/. L. DOUGLAS Pe:»t, matorl.il, porfec t fit, equals t ny 35 orfflahe cveiy 1 ilr var*”intc<i. Tak : none unices r* •• W. L. IiouglAR’ FkOO Bho%warrH*»tid.” C’on- gTera, Button and Lftuo. If you cannot g**t theso •hoes from dealers, send ad drew on postal card to W. L. 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