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I) AIL I ENQUIRER - SU N, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1S86. IBATOK 1>JN HO. The •Oftftl of Sleep hitb klttrd her And toothed her to dre«mle*« root, And boom Ifni Live, her ■liter, Lloo cl «e to her boppjr brooot. And oooiothiog thot Love boo told her Tot ahinoo on her plicld fooo, A oometblnc wbooe cborm oboll hold hoc, Lite ooof in o boomed 9I000. Tto moon bee inf olooe mo? oee hoc, f be oophfio olooe come ooor, And L >ve, who oleope not. oboll bo bet Protect- r from oil of f«or. JL HORSE’S INTELLIGENCE Awio of o Oaab Rioie Ttaoft !■ o Homio Be lug Wool A Bo lolled Btotoi. Airw York Hud. A horse which bad been in posses sion of the Peers ftrnily, in F ah kill. Pa., for twenty years, and which was famous for the almost human intelli gence he fnquenily displayed, died recently. During ihe last few years oi the hcrse'B life be hsd been per mitted to run at liberty, but wee fre quently bitched up to haul the dead bodies of cattle ir horses that died on the farm to a place near the Delaware river, where they were burled. The old horse always stood near and watched the burials with great inter est and attention. Borne time ago thlB horse lali sick. One day he w< s missed from an in closure where he was being cared for. A sesich was tun he for him, and be was Anally found lying dead on the spot where he had hauled the dead bodies of so maDy of biB kind. As the plaoe was out of the way of the dead horse’s usual haunts, and as be had never been known to go there except when driven there with some dead animal, no one who knew the horse believes that be did not seek the spot, feeling that he was about to die, and to save the trouble of bant ing his dead body there to be buried Among the inN'anoes told of his intelligence are the following: Lale one night members of the family that ewued him were awakened by a great noise on the plezza of the bouse. There was a loud neighing of a horse and a heavy stamping on the piazzA Ooor. One of the Inmates of the house went 10 the door. There was the old horsestamplugand kick ing and neighing with all his pow er. The discovery wi s made that an outhouse near the dwelling was on Are. The old horse had ‘given the alarm, and a disastrous Are was pre vented. Oue spring there was a A tod in a stream on the i lace A blind horse beloi gtng to a neighbor got out of bis pasture, and wanderiDg down the swollen stream in some way got into the water. It sworn about in a circle, and waa unable to reach either shore No one could render any aid to the poor aulmal, and there seemed no es cape for It from drowning. The ol t Pettrs horse came along while tl e blind horse was struggling in the water, and after a moment’s survey of the situation, jumped in. He swam out to the blind horse, and headed it t fl as it turned to make its usual cir cle, thus Keeping I s head pointed toward the shore as it swam. By beading the blind horse Arsl on oue siieand then on the other, he guided it safely to shoie. TALKING ABOUT WHISKY. The Kitten gllleulioi V,» tbs Himia Bud,. Boston Herald, An interesting lecture was deliver ed last evening in Chapel hell, Tre- mont leuiple, by Mr Edwin F Kim ball, of the Cbauncy hall school, ou "Alcohol, and Its Edicts ou the Hun an B< dy.” The lecturer was Introduced by Mr George Kempton to a fail-sized audience, and at once commenced ti e explanation of the manufacture of alcohol from fermen tation and distillation, with its uses indiftennt forms in manufactures, and its properties and edec's on the human body. By experiments ef diAerent kinds, he Showed the "metheds used in miking alcohol, and t.iowed Its eflict when mixed with resin, oil aud the white of au egg, the latter mixture forming al bumen, ol which the main parts ol the human body are composed, severseighths being water. As to the eflicis on the human body, the lecturer said that alcohol takes wa r from every substance with which u comes in control, aud the actiou and effect of liquors are tu proportion to tt»e quantity of alcohol contained In thtrn. The brain, although only eue-thlrty-slxth of the weight of the body, geiB from one. Afth to one- tenth of the circulation of the blood Experiments were shown to exem plify the action of aloohul with water, pepsin and chopped meat, with teei in place of water, aud tuen with al cohol in place of water, which show eti that while the former had dissolved the meat in ten hours, the alcohol had only taken the moisture from it and thus indigestion and kindred oomplalnts were caused. He claimed hjjst alcohol drinking lessened the ’^Zniscular power, destroys the blood vessels and the corpueolea of the blood, bringing about bleeding and apoplexy, injures the mucus mem brane all through the body, aud par alyses the nerve matter. He an nounced himself as a prohibitionist, and said it was the duty of ths gov ernment, in view of the great it Jury alcohol was dolDg, to prohibit its im portation or manutaoture. The lec ture was profusely illustrated, and was exceedingly well received by the audience. f*r«u4 of life ftleiar. The Chicago Tribune relates the case of a young man who was regard ed as a phene inenon, because he took ■th sit..i ic all ’.he hcb - , ti.i6iUL.il' monte, and actually devoted himself to her dutlDg the lecture and opera season. Being praised for his unusual attention to his sister, the young man promptly and proudly replied: "No, there’s nothing wonderful or extraordinary about Tt. She is the only woman I know lu whom I have the moat thorough oonAdeuoe. She is always the same, always pleased and affectionate, aud to tell you the caDdid truth, I’m afraid she’ll go aud marry some of those Imitation men around here, and be unhappy all her life. ‘ She has uobody else to look to and I’ll take care she doee uot have o look to anybody else. I suppose some day a genuine man will come along. If he’s a genuine man I won’t object. Until he doeB come, she's good enough for me, and If I ever And as go >d a girl I’ll marry her.” The example is most commenda ble. A young man would do well to seek his sister's society until he finds another lady as gold as bis sister. ■arms, DtklluaM You are allowed a free trial of thirty days of the use of Dr Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanant onre of Narvous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred trouble#. Also for many oth er diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk it lnorurxed. Illustrated pam phlet, with full Information, terms, etc, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. ri«nl7 tn th ■at.safewly It Is said one Arm in Germany has made and sold during the last Ave years 3,000,000 thermometers. Tnit enormous quantity nude may be s reason why thermometers have been so low In Florida during the past winter. Uk, Ike r«rf,a. Waited From the beds of flowers Is the breath that haa been rendered agreeably odor ous With SJOZODONT, which commu nicates to the teeth s marble whiteness and to the gams a roseate tint. Uieit and beautify your mouth. _ sat se tu tt: Aw A girl who la a little fast herself na totally oat rhea s fast husband. When she has him fast she sleekens the paoe. 9iok snd billons headache cured by D. Pieroe’s "Pellets.’’ Rosn Q Kingsley, a daughter of Canon Kingsley, will have an Alpine paper in the March Wide Awake emiuod Stoned by a Mountain ” It is much better than being stoned by a mob. A SUPJEQXIB Fifth Producer and Tonic. Hear the Wi'ne s<»v ! IO to BO IPouuda I ATLANTA MAN’S WEIGHT AND APPETITE, I took four bottles Guinn's Pioneer ana gained 15 pounds in flesh. My appetite has been re stored. I have procured a lot for use in my family. Yours respectfully, GEO THOMPSON, fit) Humphries St, Atlanta, Ga. A MAN OP 68 WINTERS. I am 08 years of age, and regard Guinn s Pioneera fine tonic for the feeble. By its use my strength has been restored and my weight in creased ten pounds. A F G CAMPBELL, Gotton Giu Maker. Macon, Ga, Feb 18,1886 A crippled Confederate says; "I only weighed 128 pounds, when I commenced Guinn’s Pioneer, and now weigh 117 pounds, I could hardly walk with a stick to sup port me, and can now walk long distances without help. Its bene fit to me is beyond calculation D RUFUS BOSTICK, Macon, Ga. Cotton Buyer. Mr A H BRAMBLETT, Hard ware Merchant of Forsyth, Ga, writes: Tt acted like a charm ou my general health. I consider it a fine tonic. I weigh more than I have for 25 years.” llc-spectfullv, A II BRAMBLETT Mr W F JONES, Macon, Ga, says: “My wife has regained her strength and increased ten wounds in weight. We 1 ecommend Guinn’s Pioneer as the best tonic." W F JONES Dr G W DELBRIDGE, of At lanta, Ga, writes of Guinn's Pio neer, “Guinn's Pioneer Blood Re newer has been used for years with unprecedented success. It is en tirely vegetable and does the sys tem no harm. Improves the appe tite, digestion and blood-making, stimulating, invigorating and ton ing up all the functions ar d tissues of the system, and thus becomes the great blood renewer and health re storer.” GUINN’S PIONEER BLOOD RENEWER cures all Blood and Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Scrof ula, Old Sores. A "perfect Spring Medicine. If not in your market it will be forwarded on receipt of price. Small bottles $1 00: large bottles $1 75 Essay on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free. MACON MEDICINE COMF’Y Macon, Georgia. am CAPI1AL PRIZE $160,000 1 " If* da hrreig orrtt/y uurt wa ewperviMlh* arrang*m*nu f*r all (A* Monthly nnd Quarterly Draurinft a1 Th* Lmiitim a Stall ueutry uampany, and in pernn mmnag* an, control th* Drawing* th*m**l**t, and (hat V* tam* art etndutiid with hnntily, tatmau, ■■ >“ in good faith taward all parllu, and w* »u Wort** th* Ompany to ut* thi* otrNAct h with fae-timtlre of twr Hgnntatrtt altaek* * Uiadvtrtitamtnl*." Wlldwwi We the nwientpaet Bantu end Bankers wilt pa* • Prises draws to Tie Lonieiana e tot. Lotteries wits mav be presented at oar oonntere. J. H. outlSST. Pro*. L>. flnt’l Bank a. a. KIXKBDT, Pro.dial, Itll B*k A. BALDWIN. Pro*. If. O, lai’l Bank UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION’ m HUH 1 I1LL10B DISTMBU'W Louisiana State Lottery Comp 1 ) Inoorvoreted li INS lor U inn br then** taleic torHdncetlonel *n*(Jh*rii*ble*ur*o*e, with,mb Itol of 11.000,000—la whloh a rwwi food of ore tHO/HI huilnoebeen added. Br n «T,rwh(' ni mode* sort „ ito|MD#uiab«U.t.&. 1070. fla Brand Single Imkar nrawfaa will take ,l»c» monthly. It n,T«r Main or po*t> mow. Look *t th, following distribution, loom Brand MaattHy *»D TBS KimOSBINAK! QUARTEBLY DBA RISC la the indwi of Hatle, Hew Orltaae, T*eed*r, March 18, 1850. Under the rertonal •uperrlatOB end management s Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of LA. —inn— Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va Capital Prize $150,000. MOTIVE—Tiniest* urn Tan OeUtul only. Hainan, |l, MXflhs, |0, fMlhr, 01 LIST OF PRIZES: l CAPITAL PRIZE OF *160 1 000...$150,U(A 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 60,000... 50 00C 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 30,000... 30,001 3 LARGE PRIZES OF 10,000... 30 00C i LARGE PRIZES OF 5,000.. 3Q.001 30 PRIZES OF 1,000.. »00t 50 “ 600.. 36,Oft 100 •' 300... 90.00( 300 “ 200.. 'IO00C «00 “ 100.. 60 00 1,000 M 60.. 80.00: APPROXIMATION PRIZES. ICO Approximation Prlneo of 8200.. I20.00C 100 “ “ 100... 1000( 100 *• •• 75... 7.601 22779 Prize*, amounting Vo .....8523 501 Aprlloetlon (or rate* to olnbe ibonld t>- uede otly to the Odea of the Company In New Oi.xnni. For farther Information write oleerlr, giving hi addreae. POSTAL NOTES, bpreu flour Order,, or New York KxcUauge tn ordinary lettm Onrrenor by Expreaa (nil flam, of 18 end zpwerde e onr. expense) addu-ewed ■l A. DACPHIN, Now Orlann*. fe> or It. A. OAFPBIN, dmielnxtan, it, c. lake P, 0. Money Order* payable aid u drtt* Beg itered Letter* t» SHERIFF’S SALES. M of OlotMflg And Furnishing Goods and Fixtures AT PUBIIC OUTCRY. F. M. KNOWLES & CO, Anct’rs. Georgia, Muscogee County: By virtue of the order of the Hon James T Willis, Judge of the Superior Courts of the Chattahoo chee circuit, I will sell on Friday, the 2Gthof February, 1886, in front of store house Nos S3 and 85, on the west side of Broad street, in the city of Columbus, said county, with in the legal hours of sale, to tire highest bidder for cash, the follow ing property, to wit: All of the Goods. Wares aud Merchandise comprising the stock of goods now contained in store house known as S3 and 85 on the west side of Broad street, in the city of Columbus, in the county and state aforesaid, Said stock consist, ing of Men’s and Boys’ (Slothing Hats, Shirts, Socks, Collars, Caflfe’ Cravats, Gloves, Rubber Goods Piece Goods, Merchant Tailoring Goods and Material, Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods, Satchels, Canes, Umbrellas, Notions and Fancy Goods; and also all the desks, office furniture, mirrors, shelving, counters, tables and fix iurus, sewing machines and tailors' tools in said store house All of said go da, fixtures, furni ture, &c, will be told aa a whole and not in parts Said property levied on aa the property of H J Thornton to satis fy a mortgage fi fa issued from the superior court of said county in fa vor of the Merchants and Mechan ics’ Bank vs H J Thornton. This 15th dav of February. 1886, J G BURRUS, Sheriff bkll 91 34 28 G KObOli. MC5003KE COUNTY-Wherea, A M RrfttmtD, adminlatritor of tb* caUU of 8 Amelia WrUfct. represents to the conrt in hfi poMticn duly filed that he baa fully administered •ail f state. This ■ therefore, to oite all persons concerned* heirs and creditors to show cense, if any thev have er by sad ad* lxnstvatnr sbcnUS not be discharged from his edm?nlttr*tion and receive letters of dip- ml«Honon the flmt Monday in April, ipiA Wi’n's* mv official sUnatnre this January 6th, !«*A. IMBR'*OSS, tans eawtnt vnuuary. Central, Soutimesierii & ittoutguaieri a fiDiauia ft. ft’<h Alt irfUsa ot U>U zyviols ar* run by Oentrai or Wtb azornlizn nma. HAVANNAH, «A„ Jknoary M, tit«, O N and anaraUNDAT, Jan 3*10,18S.6, pawongar train* on Uo«t* roed* * r«x M follow*: SW READ DOWN, CAH-JUlUBa Savannah and Al lanta Divisions. A®- READ UP, NO. 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No 10 | illiiiiili 8(3 pm lOMpm 12 68 am 1 H am 4 03 am 417 am 7 05 a m 2 40 em 3 9 urn 4 61 am 4 51 au OiSan. 6 CO Hit, 7 30 a n 10 00 am 11 09 am 114 pm 1 84 rm 2 (9pm 4 01 pir 4 (Spur 6 12 pm 5 42 pit 7 25 pu Lv.....Macon Ar Ar Fork Valley Ar Ar Smlthvlll* Lv Lv Bmllbvlll* Arl Ar-.Cutbbert... Ar, Ar .-Eufanla ...Lv Lv ...Eufaula -Ar Ar.Unlon Sp’gsLv Lv.Unlon Sp’gtA) Ar...Montg'y..,Ly 5 15 pm 4 01 pm 1 44 pm 124 pm 1169 am It 56 am 10 50 am 918 am 918 am 7 40 am 10 66 am 9 41pm 8 61 pm 8 51 pm 7*7 pm 7 37 pm 6 20pr> 116 em 10 4 pm 9 00 pm t> 88 pm 6 00 pm 6.7 pm 2 86pm = No 88 j No 53 IFhsa’geriB W R R-AIbn- Pau’gi iPete g’i| No,8* 1 ny Else. No, 4* I No 64 iNo 841 Pa*e’g*rlP»*»’g’r| Paas. 1 — 146 am S 56 air 10S5om 11 43 pm 6 45 pm 7 52 pm 7 52 pm 9 40 pm 9 43 pu 10 45 pm Lv Macon—.Ar| Ar Fort Volley Lv Lv Fort Valley Ar Ar Smlthvlll* Lv Lv Smlthvlll* A) Ar.... Albany— Lv 8:10 am 6 58an> 6 58 am 6 06 an. 5 06 an 4 10 SIX 2 40 *ml 7 25 pm 1 48 »ro| 5 91 pm rr No. 28f 1 No. 21t it), W «. R.-Per-i No. 22t 1 Nu. 24i I Paee’g'r | Pase’g’r I ry Breath. 1 Pans’* 11 Paa* , I , suupm ii 10 am urion vausy A) | 8 <6 pin 112 VO aUi..„ Perry,,,. Lv > 46 pm | 615 art I 8 00pm! 6 00an I | No. 25j mn St K-t.lnke- |Pa*s’g”i| It EiDndoa i No. 2W | iPaas’g'rl 2 45 n Lv... Albany „Ar II 45an 658pit Ar... Blzkely ...Lv 8t5«c. I No. 37+ N. W B. B.-rortl No. 28t I I P'e*. Gain,, Branoh lPaM'g’l 1 3 i5piu|Lv...(Juinbsrt...Arill 28ami. 4 38pmlAr FortGalneBLv|lO 06a:. I I No. 2Ht lEafiulz All*r-| No. 80t I iPWg'll ton B, B. iPRM’g'l | [ 4;45pm|Lv... Eufaula... Art 858 ami.. I « 00 ou, j Ar....Clayton... Lv | 7 45am| | NO 19*1 No 5 * In H B B-Colum-I No. 8 * | No 20* I Acc IP.'iipy ) ||>Q» Mwfw LlnfJpBgv'n'; I Aoo P 15 pm 9l""Di Lv Maooo Ari 4 25 pm i 5 20»ie 12 55.sm 1058 am Ar Fort VaJ'ayAr 3 07 n- 2 53am 6 23am 3’5 pm Ar CotnmbUB L» 111,40 a I 9CO rm Train" No 19 nnd 2'J dally ■lerant local Sleeping Oan on night train, a, (ollowa: Between SaTanaah and Anruta, train* Ho*. M and M; between Savannah and Uaoon. train* No*. 5* and 54j betweeu Saraonab and Atlanta, IifliHl Her, 51 and 54, Pnllman BuOett Cara between Cincinnati and JaekeonvIU*, and throngh elttlng oar between Chattanoo ga and Jacksonville, Tla Atlanta, Albanr and W arcrewt. Throngh Palace Sleeping Oar between Mont gomery and 47aycroM. Train, marked tbn, * rnn dally: train* m*rk*d tbn* t ran dally azoeat Bandar: train* marktd tbu Iran dally except Monday, Ticket, fur all point, and Sleetla* Cat Baith, on a alt al Union Depot Tick,: OMoe 10 mlnnt,, trio, to leaving time of all train,. WILLIAM BOOCBS. Oen’l Snp't Savannah. T. D, KLINH, Sup't 8. W. S, Macon W. V.SHKr.LMAN.TlratOe Manager, Savannah. (3. A. WHITXRBAD. Qen’l t’aaa. Agent v’ r QV mw. learnt nelmnhna. Qa, WESTERN RAILROAD OF ALABAMA The First-Chios Direct Konte to all Eastern rule 1 , 308 Miles Shoitir to ftew York than via Louisville. Close oonnentinn m»Ss with Piedmont Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, and Cincinnati 8out.h«rn. Only 87 heurs and 29 minute* from Montgomery toNew Y rk. and only 36 bourn ard 10 minut*s from New York to Montgomey, January 3, 1886. No. 13, No 6 5 00 a n 6 00 a n 7:50 a n 1<':30 a n 10:45 a n 2:16 o s No. 3. .Leave Mo .tgocne: > Arrive Cowler ” Chehaw Z 20 a U 3:29 a d 7:56 a uu 8:53 a m 9:11 n m 9:27 a w 9:37 a m 9:50 a nc 10:08 n tr a:36 p u 4 51 p u 6:86 p o 8:40 p n 7:16 p o 7:50 p n 8 26 n p 7,06 P m 9:01 p m 9:81 p m 4s t6 a n 11:30 P m 11:24 a a l | 8:65 n rr t ’’ l 1U;49 4 u L 2 40 a uu 1 10:05 a m 7:22 » n ! 1:52 p r j Via Comrai Ktiiroad— 2:46 d m 6:27 p m 0:00 a m 6.-50 p m 10:40 p m 6:55 « m Arrive Maoon... Via ureoi gia Ra.uua Leave Atlanta 8:00 a n 3.35 p n 3:40 p n 9:10 p d 6 29 e n | ” 9:40 p n ViaFiedti V Air Ltue «. N Y a h.uai. Leave Atlanta Arrive Cha-lotte ” Richmond 8:40 a n 6:10 p nr 7 00 a m 8,00 a r< 6:10 p tn 5:00 a a 4:07 p m 9:20 p n, 11 39 p m 3:30 a tar 6:30 « m ” Baltimore..-™ ” Phi'adelphin ” Now York 9 35 a n 2:40 p o 3:40 p n Pullman Faisce Car# oa Trains 61 and 68, Sew Orleans to WaahiDgtor, without l haoge. Mouth Bound Trains— No. 50 No. 62. No. 4. No, a. 1:10 p u 2:80 p nr 4:53 p TL 1 6:06 p n i 5:18 p it. 6.2S p a 6:43 p a 0:00 p n 6:56 p m, 9.66 p n 4:26 pm ” Opslika 1:02 an 2 57 a a IdU a nc 8:57 a a 4:18 a a 4:61 a na 6:26 a m 7:26 a m 8:20 am 12:00 am 2:00 p m 4:12 p m 5:42 p m 6:46 p m 7 66 p m 11:80 p m 10:16 a m 10:18 a m 11:22 a m 11:62 a m 12:80 p m 1:17 p m 8:40 p m 7:35 p m 10:95 p m 10:30 p m 12:46 a m 1:09 a m ” Auburn ” Loeohapoka.... ” Kotaaulg* ” Obebaw - >* Cowles i-46 a u 2;60 a w Leave Selma.™...™ ” Green»boro - 6:26 a m 12:40 p m 11:10 p no ” Shre ven'r» Through Co*ob from Montgomery to Miridlen, making only one ohange to Yloksburg and Shreveport. Trains 60 and 61 connect at Chobaw withTua- kegee Railroad. CHA8 H CROMWELL, Gen’l Pita Agent, CECIL GABBETT. General Manager dtf Notice to Debtoia anil Creditor* G eorgia—MuecoGRB county r ad ixrn B, having d<ma> d* Bgalnat ita* Miat* of sy’va S anford, let, of raid ooon- ty. d*c*a*cd, ar* beraby notlflsd to present ibam to me duty e*rilfl*d within th* ttm* pi**orlb*d by law, and *1) ptraon* lndvbi, •4 to raid d*ee**ed *r* requited to mak. Immediate payment tome __ iohv r r’CAH ctodoftuow Aom'r or ayivuDtoniu- G EOBOIA, MDSOOOEX COUNTY - Where**. George J Cnrrni giudien oi the property Iz the titeol Georgia of Jothn McC.rty Gabonry, minor child of Joaapb A Gabonry. makw aapllca- tion for loava to Mil all the raal wtata belong- ng to aald ward, Tba«e are, tharelare, to oita all peraoni oenc rued to thow cava, tf any thay can, within the time preecilber by law. why leaya to Mil Mid real m- itate ihoold not be granted to laid applicant. WitnaM my oBotaJ algnatar, thi, Jaaqvy OOtb ’»** r M PBO- Vfrf mWw aMMeois 4/IUiiMl* MOBILE I GIRARD 0. R rn OOLCMBUS, Qa„ Bo^JUk , JEST THTB wTu ■Ml Train Ho. 1-Gotag West Uav* Union Depot. Oolzmhna, Sil zzl: 7~~~~ Is > *, MAIL TRAIN Noa tDa.ii'r Leave Montgomery., ' Leave Troy ArrlVa TuJilon' SpringfcjrjrTTZ.".""' Arrive at Cnlumbn. _ a a NIGHT FREIGHT A ACCOM MO ri'iv.J!* (Dally Except Sunday) DAII0 » loav* Oolumbn, Union Depot. 11' Leave Colombo, Broad Street DepoCm— t¥»a Arrive at Union8prlnca~~... „ NIGHT FREIGHT A ALCJMMODa?iH2 No 4 (Daily Exoepi Sunday) TI0R WAY FREIGHT A ACCOM5'ODATrnw No 6 (Dally Exo*pl Sunday) Tl0a lumbn* Broad Street fiipc“~"~'' JiS'* Arrive at Troy .7.™ Arrive at Infanta...... 17.:" P i Arrive aa ■uiau'i.„i 1 a W ,.,„ M , w ,„„.... WAY FREIGHT A ACCOM No 6 (Da ly Except 8n “dayl^ 110 ® Ayr” a , t 0 f'^n8iri'ng£l'7r7;;'7,77;" 1JJ** ArtVeafjtroa^StrMt'Darat.'Ooiu'in’bn,:;; Arrive at Union Depot, Oolnmbn. " * * D. H. WILT,’AMR.4».T L ’ °WKX.na,. COLUMBUS IJffESTERNM: O" ’mi U on thi, road will baran a».foilow«: rul Laaya Oolnmbcg Arrive Opelika.. HO. •- Leave Opelika...... Arrive Ootamka,,. ho. a Leave Oolamkmy_^„, Arrive Op«Uk*„_„,„„ HO. 4. Leave Opallkt Arrive Oolsmt .... 825,m ... t 311». . 11 Opg dambna,...... SO. H, Leave Ooloir boa... tltyu f 20 » B itiia — 5M»» ... lull ... 9 10,El ....12 (6 pm Arrive o»»uka....'.'7'.'"7*" , 77i‘i,""i"'.'.‘.'"! Arrive at Ooodwater NO. e. Leave Ooodwater... Arrive Opellka.........^.^..,.,^™.^, Arrive Oolnmbn* NO 7 Leave Colm-bn,.™™..,i jo»i, Arrive OteUka. Z3Z 112 p i NO ft P Leave Opdlka.— ijgpg, ArrWe Oolnmbn* 5 S» p a The night train* are dlacontinoe l for th* yrMeoi I VX-YWYLLYlv . Orn’l Minna* Optic* Gbnkbal manager, Columbus, Ga. Jan 17,18E6, O N and utter Jan 17, 1816, th* «ob*d> ul« of Mall Train will b« as fultows: No 1—Going North Laity. Leave Columbus 2 23 p or Arrive at Oblpley 4 86pm Arrive at Greanvlll*. 5 45 p ai No 3— Coming South Daily, Laav* Greenvilla jsoiuo Arriveat Chlpley 7 55 a m Arrive at Columbus.... i0 04p,m No 8— Freight, and Aesotnmocl. ton. Leave Columbus 6 so a m Arrive at ohlpley_.„ oto a m Arrive at Greenville 10 B7 a m No 4— Freight and Aoeommodntion. Leave Greenville liNan Arrive at Oblpley 12 47 p no Arrive at Oolumbn* 3 28 p m W L CLARK, Gan’l Manager, T O 8 HOWARD, Geu’l Tloket Ag’t. '*b24 rtly BOSTON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP CO. FOR BOSTON DIRECT Great Mere FraiffM PASSENGER ROUTE Between New England and Georgia, Florto da, Alabama, tbe Soutb and Sonlbwett- Flrst-clus Passenger Accomn-odatiow) Cabin Faesage 130.’ Excursion 186. Steerage 113. 3 f1HE Orst-olae* iron Steamzblpe ot tbbl L Company are appointed to gall every bureday from Boatou at 8 p m; from S«« vanuab as follow!: (Standard time) GATE CITY, Thureday, Feb 35, at lliO® CITY OF MACX9N, Thursday, Moroh 4, at 6.00 pm „ GATE CITY, Thureday, Marob 11, at 2:8C a m CITY OF MACON. Thuryday, Marob 18, at 4:80 pm GATE CITY. Thursday, Marob 25, at lOiflO CITY OF MACON, Thursday, April I, at 4:00 p m GATE CITY, Thureday, April 8, at 8.80 p » Through blue of lading given to N*W England manufacturing point! and to 12V, * ’fh* Company’* wharvee in both Bavan* nan and Boston ar* oonnnoted with rah* roads leading ont ot th* two oltle*. RICHARDSON A BARNARD. Agents, Savannah, Ga, Or W L CLARK, _ „ Agent Oentrai Railroad, Oolnmbn*, G« sipietf Valnal Beal M FOR EXOHANOF. *1 t- AAA WORTH OF CITY OF OO $lDiUUU lumbn*and Girard rttlakW to exobange ’or timbered land* either in Georgia* Alabama or Florida. TOOMBS CRAWFORD, Real Eitat* Agent, 16 North Broed Street. Ite CAUSE and CUB* lmi iiluu by on# who wm iweniy-elghtyear*. Treated by mart of tbe noted eneclalUU ot **>• no benefit cured blmeelf >“ JKJJ month,, and elroatben hundred* of other* SSaST'ISmT.r1ettt ,,mP ASd^« , T PAGE, 1* East S«-h
