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DAILY ENQUMdlt • SUN : COU’MDUS. GEORGIA TLO.'DAY .VBRMXG. MAY -'0. issfi.
ColumlmsCiujuim-Sim.
ESTABLISHED IN 1828. 58 YEARS OLD
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city or mailed to subscriber*, postage free, at
8' .ftp a year.
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o s'pbs'crihers. postage fYee. ut SLID a year.
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Ur si insertion, and 50 cents for each snhsci|uent
rtwn ion. and for the Weekly at 81 for each in-
•nert'u »u.
All omnmnioations intended to promote the
jnlviito '.mds or interests of corporations, societies
f.T individuals will he charged ns advertisements.
Fpecin) eon tracts made for advertising hy the
year. Obituaries will be charged for at customary
rates.
None hut solid metal cuts used.
All communications should he addressed to the
proprietor of the Enqcihkh-Si'n.
111-hi*ni.mi*, tin* murdering Aj»a<*li< . lists
lieeii «•<mini.ludlu'il uj><>n a.- the must
liieoilthirstv wretch in America, but Mart
and Spies ami Parson-and Limruainl the
anarchist trail g are inaking that 1 h11<u i.>us
Bavaae li«>l< respectable by comparison.
Tin; Charleston iS. S.) News and
Courier, in Wirrorting an emmeiais im
pression that there an Tew savings banks
j j i the south, “ays : There arc live in ('har-
leston alone, with deposits aggregating
over $:),000,000. In the southern states
there are i<V_> savings hanks with an
aggregate capital ofahmit $10,000,000 and
deposits of nearly H>0,000.000.
A Miar.w Coumooii-: has otfered to<Innate
5500.0(10 to Pittsburg for a free library,
pm\ iding the city pledges an annual ap-
pr.'l rial ion nfM5.iM)0 for its maintenam-e.
‘i'lie city Himlil jump at the oiler, hut
can /nit mrnisli the guarantee until the
legislature changes the laws concerning
the limitation of a city’s indebtedness, i
which non bar- the wae
1 When a funnel cloud goes whirling and
| dipning over a town, the open street i“
I baldly less dangerous than a falling
I house.
\ Nurlll.lt MOV IMltMIM .
Tiie possibilities of tile soul ii have hard
ly begun to lie realized yet. The Kx-
ip iia:K->rx ha- often advocated .-iik in
dustry here, hi lieving that it. Mould pay
n on the small in-
1 vest meat re pared.
I Jut it seems there i- am t her kind oi
silk taking on a siiial!--iz'"! hoomjud
now. The Indianapolis News toils u> J
t hat some enterprising genii] - has begun
I lo spin thread a- glu.—y and .-irong as
I silk from the liber of the‘‘milk weed,' ;
one of the few wild products of fence!
corner- and open grounds all ovei the '
country that is never pretty in si ok, leal
nr pm I, nut il tin- pod opens and t he silk j
'appeal's. That part is pretty. Nothing '
ill nature is prettier. lint nobody till j
now lias been able to make any- I
tiling oi the silk, though probably i
I noho ly ever saw it that didn't think i!
! would make a vegetable -ilk In no point
| infurior to it- vermieular model. The re- I
! port of the invention says the thread ha- j
the eon-isteney and tenueity of imported i
| I lax or linen t bread, and ran he j roduei d
j at mill'll less cost. "The fibre i- i< t ;
' easily corded, and may he readily adapt- j
ed to spinning upon the ordinary llax
j spinner, it has the smoothne-s ami l is
ter of silk, rendering it valuable for .-'ey
ing machine use. The weed is eoininon
throughout the country, hut grow.- pro
fusely at the south. Its cultivation cost- j
not 11ing, and t he gathering costs no more
,ieiit'.’ 1 ml a* ttii.u theory has the g.*n-
'•ral government the right to say what
amount of taxes shall 1 illocted from
the people iif Tennessee in . rdi r tniunin-
tain ln.-r public schools? ()r what right
has it to say what amount shall he i oi-
'acted from Tennessee to maintain school ■
in Louisiana? Shall the federal govi rn-
mellt decide for til" .-lute, nr shah
state decide for ils.-lf liuW I 11 11- 11 in-11.--
ts eitiz -n- shall i"■ uitr hute 1 u 1 t!.eh • e. ji
Tl
Tlo' Jh.iir 1 'ill ] lainlv am
y i-tahlishe.- the ]■ riin•;j ■
-tuti-. without their e »n
jeet whi h is, or shi.nl ' on
the jurisih-i ion an 1 eon mi
The 'tlair hill also j.i ic- t
men! of the state sc', n! sy-ten
!i '■ -npervisji n of f. ' r..'. a’t
fi'e I! ii'iieni,hi is I■.-I|pi, ' ' v
! dons a- to th" use and i
' ! " fund, ami it i- pr. vid.
ake a detailed report in the ,-eeretaiy .
oe i > terior as to the maimer ; 11 ".hi
dm money has he.-n expended, and t'u
maimer in w liii li tlie seln !
iieen eon ducted and 11 ui i nr.', "d. ,md it i
further provided that eoniplailit- mae In
io L" I with that i lliccr. w hn I mi inve-
iigate and ileci'Ie as to any mi : e or di-
i't ini illation. J ).»•■ this ju-l by t ,.e a-se -
t i ■ n t Pat under this hn! 'he o . , ,
"control as ab-olutely and uidep mlcu.' \
tis if the general govern.n nit . 1: 1
SoLiLherniZ'id Yankee and Con-
fedo -ate So dte Te - What
He Knovvs About it,
!, People’s Line of Steamers,
P r A3T PASSENGER SCHEDULE OF THE
■W" IML ID. ZEDLLXS
»mk practical jokers 1-t' - \
,n r ui the floor of the salvatk
Valkersville, I’rede rick count ..
A > IN Kiel m isc ■, I, tter says that all
tile men who led in advocating the Chi
nese boycott ill the still Il vent mu have
ting I heir political graves. The Calilbr-
jo.j l'atron -ay..: "It seem.- very absurd
tin.' ur should he ad vert ising that 1'ali-
Toinia Jiarl room for many i, dli.uis c/f
im!rrprisi;ig people, and (lieu cry out be
en' use there Were .">(1.(100 hero who were
dell "mined ti i wnl k."
tluin cotton.” If the picking and spin- ( cH)es , leveloped , he atmosphere of the hail be
lling can he made practicable at such Lame so suggestive of the wrath to irnie Oku t:.e
cost as will allow the thread .»■ the cloth i meeting adjourned in must admired rtisercha.
to enter the market on rca.- . ■ com- Ciejok-eri have since been eudenvor.iiff to sat-
, ,. ... . . isf'v a Leal magistrate that cave line- pepper is a
petition with other hhers and their [ proper aclJlmot t0 a rol t B i 0 as meeting. '
fabrics, it ip not unmi^onablo to chuf-* i
. . . , . , ! J itk president is umlnibredly slow in turning
that some of these days the loiig-desp.-el | thp ,. HS(;al9 out , lnn as a vet( , a . r ite, he kee,,.
oole.'i-t of'the common and of the siielter j alie;-! if the procession. He latest performance
of old stumps and fences mav he taken I in that I'm- referred to a Will eatahli-lnng a port
into the li. Ids-', cultivated into a rival of | ” f e,iU ' v uml C-elivery at Spr.ugiield Mas.-., and
, , . „ , . f he- ifivcs some very Kood reasons whv it should
Kinir n.tlMii an<I i1 1m* -o'hvo oi n bi-j | nol be( . n|lle a Uiu .
Irihk* wilii foreign «*oiiiiti ii*s, \\iii<-li an* i t
^ lik,,i - v a " I"' 1,1 '' 1, V.-getal le to .,.^'Y' m >!- L anahhi lie LdarinK that Z
vermieular silk. The cotton plant was, had been out fishing, failed hoemWli. amid not
as little thought of i,nee a.- the mil; ha- 1 i>e.«d«ei! the esh eaugii'. v.'i.ew did the Kansns
a! wa vs been, and the (lav of the exaiia- . ' ' i :t'.s enui. tor rulmijttMat uniaa most
' , , , pn,i:i'e a suing et tell to prove lie tied hoe"
t j on ot the latter may he near, even to |
the uphui Id ing of our nation.'.] rommeir.
. , . j Hi:J4it ?do.>r saw it is rhe dutv of tne an-
restoration ol our merehailt >lUi;Nt Rulers to keep out ot U.e way teing
marine. M ho shall sat ? Car wheels , bullets, " t'nePdv.e pr’nctpie that ageneia) in
and rails of paper mav he accompanied the ainiy forbears to expose iilm-e’.f tii::'i<s:essa-
in their spread I ■ 'tin I the w or!' I ! y >-ilk
:, f the milk weed and lumber of the
-t raw,
'■ 1 ntm <?1J burdened wilh a liugli debt
i'- a still borrow readily and to
luiy amount, of her own people. The I
jnt u !' eneh k»tm went tike hot cakes, or I
aster \ 1 vices of M iv loth to tin Fi
imtnunl 11.i>rifnic|e, state that "i.ioyids
nj.fi.oed all night jiresseil tip against the-
Jxtuni office a wait .ing an opportuuiiv to I
6uVwj'.d»s, -and toy two o’clock in the
ji/huaraitru of that day, the suhseript ions j
Jut'll’ .■(’aclipfl iii.:;'M- times liie aniomp j
tl lie,.'’
he i.t lynriter-inissionavy work »honl.i 1
J./" :.i in HwitzerJnrn,!, Somdi/iavia, I mg-
J,. 1.'.Vales and oilier places in Fen pc
l. u. e "ignorant girls starting for
jM.vii am Ftah. Ameriian travelers, res-
jo.-ri'!, or even special visitor- i. i t he
J'-'" 'Oise, might make it their husims- to
• viunteriet lhc lalse represeutatlmi- by
r'h'eiiio" missionaries of their way li o
;i ‘..It Lake The work of Christianity
jt- ’ as.-fold, and ought to admit a-
ji'.v.rlj ,.».l saving Christians from these
time ties ,.t dehauehery as of converting
the heathens to the go-jwl of Christ.
Tih* Trcrmlijig for dishonor, under t ae
!>.!'• ".1 rehgioii, ought to lie ,-topp, d
j" ''s' name uTall Aim an elimvhes.
illy. hr
.Most will hie
I’.-lt is t" e. ".il
■ i :,i:ty 'j'.e. k
up
Herr
The n ,minotion of Mrs. Virtvu
to ho postnF-'.ress at Lriusviilc
f.rn.vO. l.y I ' -. nate, thole hr l .
oosition. e(|Ual y divided beta e.
1 Y( I.OM's OK llil U KM'.
There bave been eyelones and ev. lones |
during l.,e pn-t few weeks and the d. - I
t-ln.'e.H"" caused by the raging winds
Ji.ive ho,','^i fearful to contemplate, il is
e<anew l..,t -ingiilar that the -igi.al cr-1
Vice !*i.. * -sin has not been able to so j
m.'h'li a- gi > e a hint of I heir approach so
t hat iml.ulimate people in\ol\ ed in the I
pa.i-h of the storm might seek safety.
J-h'"h recui'hcv is display! d in forecasting
ordinary and even extraordinary weaih-
e: . L-’'at it ap) . a is strange '.hut these
vrm.t e, m ulsioiis should take us una- j
it Would he interesting t" learn -ome
Hen-: l'l>' ic teori> "g'i-t's t heory of t he m-
Ciea-e of destru t'ue wind storms in ties |
ve-iern cuntrv. It mav he, i hough : •
iloos nol seem possil'le. that the ditU r- !
oi" i- ,t i tluolilh ft nee of not "lit tv gi\, n
the -I,'inis forty years as;" and imv,, lmt
J11 "si I '""pie w ill I >0 apt to 1 tel ie\ e that
f lie re a i e actually more t" "iia.1 ui ri i-
(Utiies .a , clones now t loin there were
, in the last gen. ration. N"1 arise i si--t -
1 hat . 'lie .Ill' 'IV i \ ell Mies d. I not “Weep
iiw ay a -core of lives and tens of ihou-
sn uds of dollars’ worth of prop
el",;. along llio upper Ml —l-
eippi \ alloy, and. thirty yoai's ago
. they ware ccrlainU loss iVepUoiit. We
bare no idea w hat iutltieli',' may hare
caused so disastrous :t change, if it he
one, hut it i- ol a p ms on. mj i that
cyclones are, or niv getting to he, a good
fleal such si terror in 'lie uppi r Missi-sip-
Jii states, as earth.piakes are to Peru, or
Calabria,or l". u-ts to South. Africa. They
,£Ue even worse than earth,piakes, for
There is no escaping them by llight, nr
xefuge in safe places. Within their reach
110 place is safe, in-doors or out. An
earthquake rarely strikes so ltcrcrlv at
the iir.-t Mow limitin' imiuit.-of tlir.si:-
cned 1, m-es have not a. nance to got mil.
THE lit sI M.ss 01TI.IXlK.
-o far as the u'vnei'al "Utlonk of the
country is concern'd, there are mote I
bright spots on the I ttsiness horizon The v.-fV.w >f i.'.'Ms !::«i isC'iif-' ■> St. Vim!,
now than a week ago. and the puMie i.- ' "" :u >V-aipeR- she has ne-.v milted ftv. !C the
. . . . ‘ rleprosei- n oai. *eci by the execuiiou of her Inis-
a eept.ing ibelli witn less distrust than at , ba . D ,,, tttlddit . lrte d. •.
that time. Since all .le] aj'tmcnts ol com-I - -- - r-
tlnanee and production, received I F.'ANeaco ism«v;n B agail.«lthe S", sai’sH.
. ... . ... , , tivfc oft’f ruto-- bf-mj: am*ied ! .'•uii.hiv whi.c-
111" -lckening shock v.'liU'l. made the ! u , ,.„g incut thek ; Ste i.u- m .-m'
y.'.ir ISS-J memorial in la.-iness allitirs, ! violence,
the 11 ai tioiiary nun "iiient- tiave heen -o
gradual that busy men. accustomed to
gteat activity and large returns, have
had little faith in their own reviv ing'
strength. The unprecedented shrinkage
in values wliieli ehlite.'ated vast for
tunes, also crushed mil the reckless
purchasing and manufacturing of com
modities that had prevailed for several
pre\ions years. It was natural, there
fore, that the builders of national pros
perity should lir.-l require a stnbie. p, r-
in:iiii nl foundation on which toon.-truct
tlu ;r rhldlctl edi'iee. back of confidence
has been the disguised blessing lbrtwo
years or more that has moved t he lmsi-
ii'-s- ]>nhii«- lii building slowly and under-
isindingly. supplies of commodities
have followed tin- demand for them,
while there has been a steady, whole- ' '
increase in the profits of j V [
.■very branch of legitimate industry. j
fhcre have been serious oh.-taeles ler
to the general revival of jirosperstv. oi I
emir-e. hut the fact that the merchant, j i'v
■ n isiiuifaeturei', and even the specula- ! h.,me s;'! h-.r-.t
tor iia- esieli looked lirst to the safely >>t j ; v
u : - principal an 1 then to a moderate re- ; H ' "' c " i! ' "
... , ,1 (ll'llCV ul , l i"
nirn tor Ills mvestiuelit has servo! to . , , , ., ur ;
k ep the business >t r, am in healthy nn>-| Piv-Uli .a Pi r,
lion. Nidi operations, however, are dis- j "f 1 ! ' " 1 • * ■
sippoinling to men educated in lie
"piu'ii,eral activity and bloated protit- ot
'■ lie days follow ing the war and the ini-I
pr> >V"incnt in trade that is a]i]iureut to | *‘j.j
"Ut-iders now i- scarcely ]ieree]'tihle L> I!
jguition to the
I'liirts.
i. :t ee yet a young (
.""in and located in
Fort Valiev, and remov- !
.•tly i tYerwai'd to Amer- !
'. iii:- ea
r some yean '
■A l.iuistlf in j
I j. i ■-1; i c "s -.vita d. li. Oliver, at Albany, j
in: .,1: targe >r". At Ahhany he was |
ui’fovte.nHte en->e.L r li to lose his wife by a
s:r !:e of light .ling, r.nd snortiy after re
turned to kis tiv-c It. e. Vmerfc’is, waere j
lie eld rated, St
i .any E of the
jrACOX VOiXSTEESs.
an s "'terwat"l h: the caealrv und, r Major
B. O. Lockett. The cion of the war found
Mr. Dunlap stranded in .Macon, but bis in
domitable energy soon recuperated his for
tunes, unit tie lints ot L-urbap ei Usher,
fancy goods dealers, was well and widely
Known until they burned our. After this,
ft n a short time, be was in business at
}; one, troiii where no entt rod into that for
whig.i he was intended i'.v nature—a sales
man. In this capacity ha has been con
nected constantly with some of the best
The Steamer ELLIS wears the horns as the fastest steamer plying m
Chattahoochee. Flint and Apalachicola Rivers. ” Je
AC(.'0:.i MODATIOXS FIRST-CLASS IN EA,CI-I PARTICULAR.
The S'eanier F.LI.IS is new running tile fastest schedule ever undertaken on the Chattahoceh,
'• •'!> 1 ■: • i"" 1 :' 1 ' v ; ■ i v. ri::,. ■" ;i"i- (•:•• v net ween Columbus and Apalachicola and fun" ? e
!"h ooche.; and'Apaftchlcofn' Jacks,i,,viUe aud Peu8ac °l a t0 a11 Points’on the Chat
en an/i alter -March .Tin. 1386, the following schedule will be run, river, fog, c-tc., permitting'
Steamer ELLIS leaves Columbus Tuesday at S a m and Saturdays
t i a m for Apalachicola. Leaves Apalachicola Wednesdays at’?
P m and Sumiuys at r2 m J
r Tn < ' Hi 'dti. j. 1 .Uit \\ il • ■ * r -c tu.Mi.ht Lu W aidi ins; I^iwhI R(d' only, lj\\t will take passon^ers t r > fj j
SCHEDULE OF THE STEAMER MILTON H SMITH, as follow*
;■ 0 a m for Apalachicola via Bainbridgc.
]j ni for Colun.hus via iiainbrid^e.
I JacA^onviJc* can nieci this boat at Chattahoochee going down
“"s “r *■ iiestDiy evening.
Ill take freight lor all landings, and will take passengers only on up trip.
Arrival aud Le; arttire of Trains at Chattahoochee, Florida,
b. Florid'; and Western Haiir.-:'. 1 Arrives from Ssvannah and Jacksonville at lot Dm
'cs lor savannah ar.d Jacksonvdie at * 1:10 *• m. 1
RttUwey and ; igntit n Company-Arrive- from Jacksonville at 1 p m. Leaves for Jackson-
i :'' 'l Atlanuv Rsiiriiad Arrive- from 1'ensaeola, Mobile and Xeiv Orleans at 11 a m Leave
nut Xe-vr orleans at 1:11 p in. This schedule is subject to change without
Freight and Passenger Rates.
(>' lftSO. t!:f "'ill rales of freight and passage to all ^points on the Chatta-
•Y| "iicbi"' .::, 66 00. Other points in proportion. Through tickets can
»mi: ii. Jacksonville and all points in East Florida cheaper than any
Shippers will please have tl.e-ir freight at boat by 8 a m on day of leaving, as none will be re-
ceived After that hour.
Boat reserves ti e right of not landing at any point when considered dangerous by the pilot.
Boat will nut .itop at any point not named in the published list of landings furnished shippers
Our responsibility for freight ceases after it has been discharged at a landing when no person is
Rates subject to change without notice.
C. i). (>\\'EXS.
T v anc Agent. .Sa van nan. Ga.
T. H. MOORE,
Agent, Columbus, Ga.
Montgomery & Eufaula
::t-> in tac oo?ni>any ol
ll. iirauLar.i, of Com-
s uuutlr
i'O^ITLXLO"A.ID GOTYETP^AISriES.
All Trains on this system are run by Central or 90 Meridian time.
| \N and after Sunday. May 9th. 1SS6, Passenger Tmins on these Roads will run as follows:
Mu READ DOWN. ;
if/uREAD UP.
No. 15 : Ni . 53“ , No. 51* . null A Atlanta H>i vision. 1
Acc. Pa.5.-.’g’r. Pass'g'r.
No. 52* No. 54'** ) No. 16*•
| Pas-5’g‘r. Pass’g’r. Acc.
Pa-
8 10 p ill 8 40 a .u
9 nfi p ill 10 25 a ill
11 OS pm 31-10 a m
11 lop m 12 00 m
1 IV a m 2 10pm
2 3-1 a m 3 27 pm .
3 20 a ill; 4 20 p in .
3 35 a m| 5 9) p m .
5 18 a mj 7 19 pm.
; o 18 a mj 7 19 p m
5 53 a m 7 56 p m
7 32 ami 9 35 pm:
.SAVANNAH
Oliver
Milieu
Milien
Tennille
Gordr n
.. ..MAC ON
....MACON
. Barnesville....
..Ba rnesvllle...
Griffin
..ATLANTA....
•1 p m
2 35 p m
1 30 p m
1 13 p m
11 28 a m
10 19 a m
9 -10 a m
9 30 a m
8 02 a m
8 02 a ill
7 31 a m
6 00 a m
6 00 a m 8 05 a i
•1 14 a m 6 22 a i
3 10 a m 5 00 a i
3 00 a m
12 51 i
11 35 p m
10 50 p i
10 40 a m
9 03 p m
9 03 p m
8 29 p m
6 50 p m
No. 2-
Pass'g'r
7 00 a r
5 20 p r.
5 20 p i
4 46 p r
3 10 p i:
No. 19 ;:
Pass'g’r.
No. 17* tViRral
Pass'g’r. !
Augusta; No. 18 >! No. 20*
j Pass’g’r. [ Pass’g'r.
\ IP hi. Vi 1 il \ I.
The Hi-rvurd college overseers have m;
Greek or Latin voluntary for entrance.
A Frenchman lms written a book snowing h
to cook eggs in two hundred dnifttem . • ^ s.
An Tnt .,na man has sept thirty-five cents
the Cniu-d States treasury couscieiiee f'ln-l.
The tolls on the big St. I.ir.is nrid:;*.-amor
to a net in join...-. r 'i pe • cent :i
It is said that the men’-. r»hip .>f tne Cni
States senate represents o.iit;. ! wealti..
No wonder rich people ae* hunvi .i- *-it*
Europe : .'i drnves. The tr.r.lf Ut’oat*. :: t-t i.gr
Ciuoinnad is iiiiiate'' 1 .
of Ohio is herself again.
Tiu scissors grinder wli
Cal., for f.wenty-five .en..
suit. The costs were $17.
. man in N*»p3,
M' i t;s <»i .1
Kste K.i*id Uiir.k- the
Ex-iVt. hlent Aitluir. say-
eigh over 100 pounds,
ft •• sicl that Mu had 1 a
i* of Diibbu.
. n\rv Wndoni is i
AIU.I-X
> ui ’.Y.ts
M O H'J’ WIDELY K N ON
of the eastern id it.ur'aeturi.ug houses. In
1S7t he removed with his family to Atlanta.
aqu hafs dee ii a resident of this city since.
Meeting him r.n the sheet during the
week, (he reporter was greeted with a
hearty handshake and earnest:
••How are you. my hid V’
‘•Pretty well. Ham: how are you?”
‘•Sound as a dollar, my bev; although if
I hud met you ten days ago I could not
have said as much.”
‘•Whv. how was th.it—been sick?”
“Well, you must know that for the past
ten years I have been suite ring with kidney
dis.v*. which every now and again would
grow bad iml gi.e me serious trouble.
A ■ "ut 1 wo i '.outi s ago I began to have one
of my bad spells, and for the past eight
week.- I have been suffering some or most
•TORTURES OF DANTE S INFERNO.*
“I have tried all the physicians and medi-
ci;.: s th.-.l I could hear or read of, and their
ru»i*. f . us you know, is legion, but until a
\V‘*ck ‘dr.ee the di.sf-a.se nas held undisputed
•\vi •. 11 i.s not <i pleasant thing, my boy,
k;: ”• That a di.-:ea s e which some of the
ui - .a(ted c-hysicinns oi' the country have
;.i - ,:.eJim-, cd as the most fma! to humanity,
,i a mortgage uj'ion veur vitals, I tell you.
it rant o’take.s the good humor out of a
3 10 a m 1 30 p m Lv
. (_6 15 a m 3 45 p m Ar
No. *26f >iil5edu«M i!3<* i»n<< r.n tout on No. 25t
b 1
Acc.
Jintneh.
Acc. |
2 55 p in Lv
Macon
..Ar 9 30 am
4 00 pm Lv
Gordon
..Ar, 8 10am
5 45 p m Ar
..Mi Hedge ville.*
..An 6 30 a m
7 40pm Ar
Eatonton
. Lv 5 15 a m
i No. 35f 1
No. 33+ j
, No. 31+ ;
| Pass’g’r.
Pass'g’r. I 1
Comity Kiiilroari.
! Pass’g’r. i
j 5 30pm
11 SO a m 1 Lv
...Br.rnesville
..Ar 7 50 i? m
| Bffipm
12 35 p m Ar
..Thomaston
Lv 6 50 a ill
' j
Pass’g'r
SnvtiBinali, 4.'. <V \. A
Kail road.
! i
Lv Griffin
5 10 p n
Ar Carrollton..
Lv
5 30 a m j 1
Xo. 51*
No. 1‘
S. W\ and M. «V EL
Railway—
No. 2“ No. 52*
Pass’g'r
Pass’g’r
>Iai;i Uiio
Pass’g’r. Pass'g'r.
9 50 a n
Lv MACON ...
Ar
5 15 p ill
10 59 am
2 28am 1.02 pm!
3 50 a m 2 52 p m
1 50 a m 3 58 p in
4 50 a m i o: p ni
G 22 a m 5 41 p m
6 22 a m 5 11 p m
..Foil Valley.
.. Smith ville...
Ciithbert....
r MONTGOMERY I
S. W. «. IL Alimny *Jne.
4 01 p mi
124pm 1 01 a nr
1159am 1134pm
10 55 a m 10 33 p m
10 50 a m 10 33 p m
9 18 a m 9 04 p m
9 18 a m ■ 9 0-ip m'
7 40 a m 7 30 p m
No. 4* , No. 54’ ; I
Pass'g'^. Pass’g’r.
i• >v :he time, aim win; .
R. IL
no: hi.on Kin i yiiomi. iui.i.. i l , :: v , ■
W'c piiniiMi a very mtereding arl’u Ic or b**..u-■•;. 11..-lr.y-fi t i
tVciu \\ •t'-liiiivt»m this uuuuiug m iveard Dobve.- ...t 1 V\s '-vV ’’
io iiu» IV,air cdiica’innal bill. Tin* in-li- ' ll.[
<•,siioi> p.dut to the fact that it will h.> 'V.md' : .V/;7 : ,Vj 11
defeated in the htuw‘, but the report VuVoa r' -Vi« * 1 '
:b’G made may be taken w itb some de- , umc il»* ;v- f. l.i^ie ’
The bid -1.■;i;- bi be ,li-t.Gic:*nl to ! ju'V
,’uite a numbe r ,,f ihe ii.onbuiv and ’ y^Vafod ‘oil.‘bmU ;
among them <i*vcral from the south. _ b','
They believe that the bill involves an tbe .-.edyet’"”. ’ n:
unwairaided assumption of Jederal -ui*- u B’e>-.1 -m .. in -
power and an unjustifiable encroach- y.. •* u b i .W.ti b;.-ail-
inent upon the rights «u' the -tates. !m ! ii!^r•xpMive!'w:'i
Tl ie Na-hvilee American, in discussing 1 'u*. i y x c?i-k. 11 ^ * iVu i t'T "ot t' \
thb feature uf it says lie- supp. »rt and ; dm-
maintenance of public si-bool- i* admitted ;l<v ’.mo v o.m ■■•.} i
• to be a matter primarily belonging to : n, : . v pA. ..\Vi ,'db mi
j the Slates. It lias been So acted upon lhcVuihim of-im-R^u
from the foundation <-'t' the government, i’,[.'tn'icverViioivanor u.
’ and tin 1 Ulair bill ex\»ves<ty -o declare-. ihaV-a in
It is .idniitted, by all democrat' at least, s r A/ctte priuiv-d ■jnd r
that the regulation ail>l control of public the m-xt term nfihb c-
i schools 'bould be left entirely with the t'lnvV moiuhs'inv\dous
j -tates. If this be true, who should , e. U ,i. ttiorntgn,
ti x the amount of taxes to be cob- P..mn:a -
, , ,. . , A truv extract trom
lecteil trom its people tor stdio .l par- .Suivriei- t'otin, -May tv
■ I'o.-rs, the state or the general govern- ; a.m
as sin'll:Id be ei\
icn 1 ha i just got a.de
. I met J. -M. Hannkui
:ind he uaid im- c 'add make
w ■ Y.o cure :ie. an:
on has
lueried
11. About :
disabled ;
Loped into j
attacking me I
1 laying me up. I
vded into a life-
. ion pm .
i 10 11 p m
i it in p ni .
I
. Illoam:
... MACON..
.Fort Valiev
. Fort Valie v
r V (.BAN Y 1
S. IV. !!. It. IVrr.v iliutneli.
9 40 a m
8 34 a m .
8 14 am.
H 26 a ill .
6 26 a ill
5 40 a m,
i uo r»
12 oo
8 00 a
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Ar.................. .'x-\!r u n w 7 T? :
Si. IV. K. It. CoJuunbus Vi a in No.
Dlllu- ...
voi th
>.Ar 4 3.s
. Ar 3 20
.Lv 12 00
1 the t .
J. T. Wi l.I.Ls
miniums of Mu*
HunnicuttAs
tin and
o twinge of
Leiue w.t.s not
,ul. but was
ing. i noted in one ol tin ir adverti»en'oiits
that :t was good lor kidney troubles also.
I knew i: would cure rheumatism, and I
bought naif a dozen bottles at once aud de
termined vo give it a fair show at a kidney
disease of long standing. It may seem ex
travagant. hue the first day's use gave me
relief, and before I had completed taking
one bottle my disagreeable symptoms had
entirely disappeared. I have used two bot
tles up to this time, and I have not felt a
trace of my disease for a week. I believe
it has cured me completely. That is a
pretty strong statement, but I make it hon
estly and sincerely, and am prepared to
verify it in any manner.“
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Union Depot Ticket Office 30 min i
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