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DAILY ENQUIRER * BUN : COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, S A'l UR DAY MORNING, .JUNE 5, \m. MONEY FOR SOLDIERS. tmportHiil Opinion .4W«*rtInit Miilmril K\-t onli-.l- Attorn<\v-(ipm ral Cl Word Anderson has just reinii'ral an opinion of muoli impor tance to maimed ex-confederate soldiers. There are four nets under which the maimed ex-confederate soldiers qf Uoorjrin are paid a commutation for artificial limbs. The first, of these acts provided that such payments should be madepvorv five years, The second extended the benefits of the (trow dim, his size will diminish, and fifteen years hence we shall scarcely recognize in the murky, ill-omened star the superb planet which, for the last four years, has shown with beamitiK luster in our sky. Nearly thirty years must pass before this wonder of tlie system will be again in peri helion, in his highest northern declination, and display his rings open to the widest extent. Mercury is morning star until the 11th, when he joins the evening stars. On the 11 tli, at 10 o’clock in tlu- evening, he is in superior conjunction with tho sun, and passes to his eastern side to run his swift 1C second extended the heuelits »l Hie I"*""*-” an«. first to maimed soldiers who enlisted in race as evening star. On the 20th moving Georgia regiments, lea the state after the eastwan from the sun, he meets Saturn war. and then returned to become citizens approaching the sun. 1 he conjunction once more. Tho third altered the time of takes l’ 1 ",'' 1 ' 8 7 cl °ek the morning, payments, making it every three years. Venus is morning star. She is traveling He fourth extended the lleneflta of the """I western elongation to superior first to maimed soldiers who were wound- conjunction, which she will tench in De ed during the warned ufterwards lost their i c<Ml j , , J :r ' Her distance from the earth is limbs ns a result Home time ago tlie question was sprung as to the time when a maimed soldier en titled to the benefits of the several acts rapidly increasing. For this reason her diameter is decreasing, though more of her illumined disc is turned towards ns. She Is moving rapidly north, which will in- could draw his money. For instance, if | erease her stay above the horizon and one should draw one hundred dollars for n 1 bring her into more favorable position for lost leg on June 4, 1886 shouli for hi lowed to receive It at the next r course prescribed by the acts? What leg on June 4, 1886. the question was - olnwryers who rise before the sun. On the ulu lie he compelled to wait three years j she rises nearly two hours before the liis next payment, or should lie lie al- JjJ'b about 2 o clock, and will be found in ed to receive it at the next period in i the northeast soon after that hour. j ... i | he moon f til Is on the 16th. Ah seen on Thu Firsl-C,lii-s Direct Roiif.fi to nil Eiistern Gitios—3<>8 Milos Sliorloi' to Xt w York lluui via Louisville. dope connection made with Piedmmt Air Line. Atlantic C oast Line, and Cincinnati Southern. Only 37 hours and 20 minutes from Montgomery to New York, ard only 36 hours and 10 minutes .‘Vf.iii New Yt rk to Montaronierv. iWblA 0 ( iN and after Sunday! M,ty m',' ffh, ls« ' ' 0,1 this lOBd will be run j’db^.s . U "' tr.i rorii Ne ■m l.f 11V" Mbl.'UdlK'l NotHSillgft Loachupoka. Auburn Ope."ka West IVint... I.at o. 51 | 8 30 a * 9 32 a m L.., 11 03 n in .... 3 80pm 5 to n m .... (3 -f-’i j) m, S 10 a m S 30 a m 9 27 t ni - brought ui) this question was that certain our belt of the earths territory, each of maimed soldiers neglected to draw their I fh cs< ' planets is in close conjunction with money at the time prescribed by the act, , ^ moon, Jupiter especially being but one but drew it several months, or oven a year, | |V.!I';...., U! ..in? 0 'll. .".T V.T./T afterward. They wished to draw future amounts at times preseritied by the acts. In order to have the question authorita tively answered, Governor McDaniel re ferred the entire matter to Attorney-Gen tlieHe conjunctions will be visible at the time it occurs. The mouth of June is honored with one of the most important epochs of the year. On the 21st, at6 o’clock in the morning. oral Anderson for his opinion. The gist of I Hie sun reaches his ext reme point of the opinion is that the first, allowance was i northern declination, and inaugurates the due immediately after the passage of the : summer solstice. On that day, in our let i- act of September 20, 1877, the second im- ' tl 'de, tbe Kreut, central orb pours his mediately after the passage of tbe act of September 26, 1888, and the third will be due on the 26th day of September next. Notwithstanding the fact that a maimed i soldier may have failed to draw his lirst al- i lowance until just before, or even after,t he j second allowance became due, he iH not re- I quired to wait throb years before he can re ceive the second allowance. In other words, he may receive the lirst after it is due, the second when it is due, and then I all others at the regularly prescribed times. Attorney General Anderson's opinion is as follows: THE OPINION. Attorney Genhuai.’h Office, Ati.an- Ta. I lA.. June 1,1886.—His Excellency Hen ry I). McDaniel—Sir: In response to your inquiry ns to the present status of t he law making provision for soldiers who lost a limb in the military service of the confed erate states, I furnish the following synop sis of such legislation on tin: subject as most intense rays upon the earth, his course sweeps over tne broad concave of the heavens witli the greatest meridian altitude, and his departing light lingers longest above tho horizon. Beautiful is our licit of earth under the spell of the summer sun; blessed are the solar influ ences that make it like the garden of Eden; peaceful in the serenity of the soft summer days. Well may we make the sun the symbol of almighty power, nnd reverently 1 t urn our heads, like the sun worshippers of the olden time, to the east to welcome his rising beans. The Ginntry Over. The Bartholdi statue is to he dedicated September 3. Many New York stores now close at , noon on Saturday. Minister Cox has sent a line specimen of - an Egyptian mummy to tho national mu- j scum at Washington. Tho Vincennes Sun alludes politely to ! Absolutely Pure and 1 iiudollcralod, HOSPITALS. CURATh/E INSViTU riONS, INFIRMARIES. And PREson.o.o gy Phyh;.ai,9 vehvwmerb. CURES CONSUMPTI N, HEMORRHA JES .fnrf all Want inf/ !>,*■ DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MALARIA. PURE STIMULANT For the Sick, Invalids, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Debilitated Women. For sale by Druggist*, Grocer. anil Dealers. Trice, One l>o£lur j»or Mottle. all HaW Half Jin’ 'll ill flaftl FlteO, lltlllinl k<-.|, Ei ;>r. ia oliargcj pr-j.ii I, »•> r.-..lining Do Hum to The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md. F'ntl 3-eeht tfnmp for our L'rjaPing ^mituptfoti F'rn ita.comutlug principally "j raw b-eftte nwl our ul.ii ;■{/. Fi\intllu valuable for 'urfi.yes/ioH, hynpepnia, »ii ■crorcrufrom nil Wauling Ih ruutt. It Ctm hr prepar- ,j any itoaaeke-per. Alliuqni. in concerning tl informal* I n't the out of oar whiskey in any ilitea**, mil be cheer fully anuicered by our Malic . I Iieparticer.t, Nt 12 night | 1 10 n in 1 37 a ml 9 47 a in ... 1 52 a m 9 59 a m 1 ... 2 05 a m 10 10 a m ... 2 21 a in 10 23 a m ... 2 41 a in 10 41 aniL.. 3 37 am 11 26 a in L. 4 13 a m 11 64 n m*... 6 34 a m 12 69a ml... 7 15 a m 2 26 |> m ... Atlanta Via the Piedmont Air Line to New York and East. I j T.7 live Atlanta j 8 40 a ml 4 00 pml... rive Charlotte 6 10pm! 5 00 a ml... 1 Richmond ! 7 00 n m 1 4 07 pm 1 ... Washington i 8 00 am 9 20 p ml.. ' *t'>nicre 9 35 a mi 11 39 p m 1 ‘ Philadelphia 2 40 p mj 3 30 a m 1 NTw_ Yori: 7 _3 10 p in 6 30 a mi.. itlriiim Ibiliua'ifars on Train Montgomery fo >ViiNliiiiKton W Leave Columbus... Arrive Opelika Leave Opelika Arrive Columbus..., Leave Columbus... Arrive Opelika Leave Opelika Arrive Columbus..., Leave Columbus.... j Arrive Opelika Arrive C4ood water.. ! Leave Good water.. Arrive Opelika Arrive Columbus.. Leave Columbus... Arrive Opelika j Leave Opelika Arrive Columbus . No. Sc >‘ins - Ulan -»W>S ;;_•{{« am igj:* • jj 05 P 111 ■■■ 9 i» m ■ t n , ■ "Him 6110 a m • l Oy p , n ••• lilpm ••• 3 33 p u ; The night trains are discontinued for tlie A. FLEWELLEN s ‘ ■ General Manager South Bound Trains No. 50 I No. 62 1 16 p ml 11 30 p mi 2 20 p in i 5 06 (j m I 4 30 u in i 6 17pm 4 15 h m 5 30 p m 6 00 n ni 6 41 pm! 5 13 n in' 5 67 p m 6 32 a m I (I II pm 5 52 a ml 7 15 p m 7 00 a m 1 3 15 p lu K 50 a ill ■ 12 10 p ml 2 40 p m 1 5 03 p 111 (1 28 p 111 | 7 30 ji m I 1 30 p m' 1 30 a m 1 1 10 4 . 50 Pul'nian Palace Buffet Cur attached Atlanta to New Orleans without change. Trail' ai 51 f-iimiect ut C'helmw withTuskegee Railroad. • CHAS. H. CROMWELL, fioin-rul Pussengor Agent. al Malinger. hears on the particular point on which you an esteemed contemporary as “that wild desire information, viz: How often the speckled ass of the desert.” payments provided by law are to be made. Miss Lulu Smith, of California, a young By the act approved September 20, 1879, j lady of fourteen years, has broken 323 it is enacted that, every person, then u bona tide citizen of this state, who lost a limb in the military service of the confed erate states, or of this state, shall he enti tled to tlie following amounts: For the loss of a leg extending above the knee, f1()0; for the loss of a leg not extending above t lie knee, f75; for the loss of an arm extending above the elbow, £60; for the lossof an arm notextending above the el bow, fit). It is further provided that these allowances shall he duplicated every five years. By the act of September 22, 1881, it is en acted that every person who, at tlie time of his enlistment, was a citizen of this state and who hns, since the act of 1879, become a bona fide citizen of this state, shull he en titled to the allowances made, although he may have been a non-resident when tlie act of 1879 was passed. By the act of September 26, 1883, every person entitled to either of the sums spec! glass halls in succession with the rifle. A fisherman, George McCauley, had one of his legs broken the other day by a slap from the tail of a large sturgeon that lie was trying to land in Dcleware bay. According to the Caterer, laboring men who carry their rations from home in tin cans derive more enjoyment from their meals than the habitues of commerce and finance from midday snatches at the luxu ries of the restaurants. Thirty years ago a man who wore hair on his upper Up was considered either a lunatic or a foreigner, and the hoys would run after him in the streets ils after a mountebank. The first thing you see at the Corcoran art gallery, Washington, ns you enter the ladies’ room, is the printed sign which “requests ladies not to stand up on the chairs.” About a year ago a monument for erec tion at Yalalia, Fla., was lost overboard WEAK,NERVOUS —Aim— DEBILITATED MEN Central, Southwestern, Montgomery & Eufaula QOIMIZPJLIsrriES. All Trains on this system aiejrun by Central or 90 Meridian time. | ^N and after Sunday. May 9th, 18HH, Passenger Trains on these Roads will run as follows: Cou mbus Ga„ May Bt.li, i8( 6 u date trains will rim as fui. Mail Train No 1-Going West Dnilr I Leave Union Depot, Columbus.. ' , Leave Broad.Street Depot, Columbus i« ™ Arrive at Union Springs - ™ ” m ; Leave Union Springs .. , Arrive at Troy .7.7.7.! Arrive at Montgomery 1 Arrive ut Eufuula .7.7.77.77 Mull Traill No. 2-Daily. Leave Troy ; Anive at Union Springs . Leave Union Springs 1 Arrive ut Eufaula | Arrive at Columbus 777.777.... 41 a ! Freight and Accommodation Dailv uv ceptSunday. ! Leave Columbus Union Depot 5 50 n Leave Cc umbus nrond Street Depot. . got Arrive at Union Springs S is , ! Arrive at Montgomery 12 20 a in : TNiftlit Freight and Accommodation Dailv W cept Sunday. i ?3o„ m • o3, pin 6 u p m • 8 30 P m : ‘i: p m 4 30 a m ..10 r>o a Arrive ut Union Springs Leave Union Springs Arrive at Columbus XVay Freight and Accommodation No. Leave Columbus Union Depot Leave Columbus Iiroad Street Depot Arrive at Union Springs COPIES FREE. and WOMEN seeking Health, Strength and En ergy. should avoid Drugs,Secret Med icines, etc., and send for “The Re view,” or “Health and Strength Re gained,” a large il lustrated Journal, published entirely for their benefit. READ DOWN. V, R. R. nail A’ Main E in <‘ Sa van- Atlanta llivialon. 4T<rR~EAD UP. No. 15* | No. 53* 1 No. 51* Acc. ' Pass’g’r. 1 Pass’g’r. No. 52 :| I No. 54* 1 No. 16* Pass’g’r. | Pass’g’r. | Acc. 5 40 pm 810pm 8 40 a ni Lv SAVANNAH.... i 25 {* m 9 50 p m 10 25 a m Ar Oliver Lv 8 45 pm 1103pm 1140am Ar Milieu Lv 1 30 p m | 3 10 a m | 5 00 a m 11 15 p mi 12 00 in Lv Milieu Ar 1 13 p m | 3 00 a in! i 1 17 a ni j 2 10 p m Lv.... Tennille Ar 11 28 a in! 12 54 a m No. 1 ■ | 2 33 a in 3 27 p in Ar.... Gordon Ar 10 19 am 11 85 p nv. No. 2* Puss’g r. , 3 20 a m 4 20 p in Ar MACON Lv 9 10 a m 10 50 p m 1 Pass’g’r. 9 45 a m 3 35 a ni 5 40 p m Lv ...MACON Ar 9 30 a m; 10 40 a m' 7 00 a m 1125am 518am, 719pm Ar . Baruesville Lv .8 02 a m 9 03 p m 5 20 p ill 1125am 5 18 u m 7 19 p m 1 Lv ..Bartlesville Ar 8 02 a 111 9 03 pm' 5 20 pm 12 00 m 5 53 a in, 7 66 p in 1 Ar Griffin 7 31 a ill' 8 29 p ill 4 46 p 111 1 85 p m 7 32 ami 9 35 p m At ..ATLANTA .... Lv 8 00 a m 1 6 50 p m 8 10 p m ■ 7 25 |i m •110?in 5— Dally, 4 65 a in - 5 05 ], 111 . 6 57 a m .10 50 a 111 6— Daily. • ’•Mam loon a m uvi nun ciiuticw tu uitiiui ui tin nil mob nuuci t*uii uu i aiitiia, i in.. > v tin iwai u > uruuni u fled in the act of 1879 is allowed to apply while en route to its destination, and now for and receive tlie same at tlie expiration the pedestal for a new one has suffered the of every three years, instead of five. By the act of December 24th, 1881, the act of 1779 was further amended so as to provide that persons who received wounds whilst in the military service of tlie con- same fate; An infant horn of colored parents in Ten nessee lately, and which at birth is said to have been “as black as coal,” is reported to he gradually assuming the color of a federate states, or of tliis state, which i Caucasian. afterwards caused the loss of a limb or , Alleged decorative art now even takes in limbs should be equally entitled to the discarded pint champagne bottles, which benefit of said act with those who lost a are gilded, have a plush cork, and a how limb or limbs while actually in service. of ribbon tied about the neck. They are And, by the act of October 15, 1885, it ih j almost too pretty to throw nt sweetly provided that where persons entitled to serenading cats on the back fence at night, the benefit of any of the above 1 any mentioned acts had failed to apply for the amount or amounts due them, the gov- 1 ernor should on proper proof being fur- ! nished him, draw nis warrant on the treas ury for the sum or sums so due. •v tor the sum or sums so due. letter writing. It will he seen from the foregoing sum- A Pittsburg IlnpIO Thought*. “If you doubt whether to writea letter or not,” says Talleyrand, “don’t.” The ad vice is applicable to many things besides mnry t hat the first allowance was one im mediately after the passage of the act of A Pittsburg man has invented a joint for cast iron pipes which proves highly suc- cssful, and Is expected to revolutionize te n l f?«r b th r ra’.i: S7i,; ^eHecoiutim mediate- th ’ herotol {, re in lmc . l\ the passage of the act of Heptember B y the use of a gold coated selenium plate, Scientist Fritts expects to aecom- 2»L 1SK4; and that the third will he due on and alter the 38th day of September next. Although a person entitled may have failed to draw his first allowance until just before, or even after the second became due, he is not required to wait three years before he can apply for and receive the , second allowance, hut may, under the last act above mentioned, demand the same now, if he has not been paid, and may, equally with others entitled, claim and re- ; ceive his third allowance on, or at any time ; after the 26th day September next. Very j plish the important object of converting the greater part of the energy of light into electric energy, which may again be trans formed into lights os required. In his capacity of debtor a certain New Yorker pursues some queer methods. “As for me, he said, “whenj.a creditor takes it into his head to write to me, I cross him off my list. That settles it; no money for him!” “And when he doesn’t write?” “In that case 1 wait until he does.” VlO|H Jj' al — T . HxIniUHttnii ami painful uIhhurch. Kvcry BubJ'Tt that boars on liealth ami human liapni- rocoivas aitHution In ItH ; and the man v (piostioiif) uRked hy ailinK pitmoiih ami in* valUlH vi ho have <h»Kpalr»><l of a-mru are an* and viUuabh* information Ih volun- toorud io nil who are in new! of medical mtvloe. No similar work ha« over boon nnblished. Kv* cry sick or alibi# person shoulu have it. YOl’Nt* AND HIDDLE AGED MEN, ( ind othora who puOVt from iiervonn and phys- cal debility, cxliaustoi! vltalltv.proinatnre do* plino,ntc.. are ospoclally bonofttod by oomuilt* lipf Uh cimii'iitH. Kverythlnif hiio.1i yulTerors wish to know lx fully jflven tn it/* |)h«oh. if in nood of niodical ai<l or counsel, road it before '• doctoring ” or In vesting in modicinos or appli ances of any description, and you will save time, monoy and disappolntmont. If using medicine or medical treatment of any kind, road it and learn the hotter way. THK REVIEW exposes the frauds practiced by quacks and medical impostor* who profess to “ practice medicine '•anil points out tho only safe, simple and effective road to health, vigor and bodily energy. Electric Bolts and all curative appllancosare treated upon; all about thorn—which are gen uine, which are bogus. Bolts oil thirty days’ trial (?>aud other fallacies reviewed. Tliou- Hundsof dollars saved norvoiiH-ilebllity sufferers and otiiets hy the advice given. THE RE VIEW Is now lu its ninth year of publication. Complete specimen cowUuj mailed FKEK address, naming tli in paper, •*:» * Publishers REVIEW, 1164 Broadway, NEW YORK No. 19* : No. 17* Central Railroad — AiikiiMu ; Pass’g’r. 1 Pass’g’r. Branch. No. 18* Pass’g’r. | No. 20* j ! Pass’g’r.; 1 00 a m ; 9 30 a m • 6 15 a in 3 45 p in 1 Ar Augusta Lv i 9 30 a m l No. 2«f HilhHlgevillc and Eatoutoui Acc. Braneli. No. 25f ; Acc. i ! 1 '2 55 p m Lv Macon Ar 4 00 pm Lv Gordon Ar ! 9 80 a m 8 10 a m 6 30 a m i 5 15 a m ! 1 • 7 40 p m; Ar Eaton ton Lv 1 No. 361 ! No. 33t ] I Pans's'r. j PttsH’g'r. | I'pmib Connly Itnllrond. | No. 34t 1 Pass’g’r. | No. 36+ 1 Pass’g’r. ! ! 5 30 p mj 11 30 a m j Lv Barneiiville Ar | 7 50 u mi l 6 50 a m i 4 34 p mi j No. 2t 1 | I Pans’g’r. Savannah, ii. A X. A. Railroad. ' ’ 12 30 p ill 1 Lv Griffin Ar I i HlSpm'Ar Nownan Ar, 1 5 10 p in! Ar Carrollton Lv ; No. 51* No. 1’- N. W. and lif. d E. Railway—1 PftM’g’r. j Paw’g’r. j Main Line. 9 40 a in 1 6 58 a nil | 5 30 a ill I I No. 2* I Pass’g’r. 1 No. 52* 1 Pass’g’r. | Arrive at Eufuuli Way Freight and Accominodatiou N Leave Montgomery Leave Union Springs m Arrive at Broad Street Depot, (’otuiubiis l -i* ,, ! Arrive at Union Depot. Columbus 20; pin D. E. WILLIAMS, G. T. A.' L ' ( ' LARK ' Su l’' ( l j, Office General Manager, Columbus, Ga., May 8th. 18^6. N after Sunday, May 9th. 1886, the schedule of Mail Train will be as follows; No. 1—Going North Daily. Leave Columbus 2 29 p n» Arrive at Chipley 4 :t: p in Arrive at Greenville 5 It p m No. 2—Coming South Daily. Leave Greenvdlle 7 oo a in Arrive at Chipley 8 o* a in Arrive at Columbus io li a m No. 8-Freight and Accommodation -North. Leave Columbus 7 00 a ni Arrive at Chipley it a m Arrive at Greenville li 10 am No. 4—Freight and Accommodation—South. Leave Greenville 8 20pm Arrive at Chipley 4 34 p ni Arrive at Columbus 6 49 p m ^ , W. L. CLARK, Gen’1 Manager. T. C. S. HOWARD, Gen’l Ticket Agent. feb24 d ly 9 50 a nt Lv.. : 10 59 a ill Ar.. 2 28 a ml 1 02 p m|Ar... 3 50 a m 2 52 p mj Ar... i 50 a m 3 58 p m Ar... 4 50 am 401pm Lv.. 0 22 a ni 5 41 p ill! Ar.. b 22 a m 5 41 p ill Lv.. 8 00 a m 7 23 p m Ar.. No. M* i MACON Fort Valley Smith villa Cuthbert Eufaula Eufaula ...Union Springs... . ..Union Springs... .MONTGOMERY.. ..Arj 5 15 p m ..Ar 4 01 p m| !.. ..Ar[ 1 24 p mi 1 01 a m 1 ., ..Ar 11 59 a m 1134pm.. . Lv 10 55 a in l 10 33 p m .. ..Ar; 10 50 a m 10 33 p mj.. .Lv 9 18 a nil U04 p mj.. ..Ar, 9 18 a in 9 04 pin-.. . Lv 7 40 a uh 7 30 pm 1 .. Apply iddroes respect fully, Clifford A ndekson, Attorney Cleneial. THE PLANETS IN JUNE. Mu .'Iuhiii, ills of the I Inn only Bodies IMirimt tlie Month. Mars is evening star. He wins the first place in the June planetary list because (iis course is diversified with more inci dents than that of any other member of the sun’s family. He is in quadrature, on the sun’s eastern side, on the 10th, exactly nt midnight, being the leader of the three planets that reach the same goal during the month. He is in conjunction with Beta Virginia on the 22d at 7 o’clock in the evening, and therefore invisible. A more interesting conjunction occurs on the 28th •’clock in the morning, for at that She Wits Business, A Chicago woman entered the office of a loan agency the other day and said : “T want to raise |1500 on $3000 worth of furniture. What is your lowest rate of in terest ?” “On such loans we generally tusk ten per cent.” “Very well. Send your examiner up to the house. It is a speculation with me.” “Going into business, ma’am ?” “Yes, sir. I’m going to take my three daughters to the seashore, and either mar ry ’em off or drown ’em.”—Wall Street Sews. deceased, represents to’the court in his petition _ duly fled, that he has fully administered E. Wells’ estate. This is. therefore, to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they i can, why said administrator should not be dis charged from his said administration and receive letters ol dismission on the first Monday in July, 1836. F. M. BROOKS, adGoawl‘2 Ordinary. GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY. Whereas, James M. Davis, administrator of Robert B. Davis, deceased, represents to the cor No. 3* 1 No. 4* | No. 54* j No. 26* ! Pass'g’r.; N. \\ . H. R. - Albany Pass’g’r. j Pass’g’r. j Pass'g'r. 1 7 10 p ml Lv MACON Arj 9 40 h mj s 17 p m Ar Lv! 8 17 p m Lv Fort Valiev Ari 8 14 a in 10 11 p in Ar Hmitliville Lvj 6 26 p. m! 10 11 p m Lv Smith ville Ai'i 6 26 a m: 2 28 a m| 1 00 p ill j 11 10 pm Ar ALBANY Lv 5 40 a in 1 a r » a m 12 00 m S. H. it. It. Perry Ilia null. ..Ar 3 45 p m . Lv| 3 00 pm I 1 1 No. 251 S Paas’g’r. ; . W. R. R. — Itlakvl; NiOlk. V Kxlen- No. 26+ . | I Pass’g’r. 1 1 45 p m L ,v Smithville.... Ar, 1 00 p rn SPRING GOODS! Spring Fashion Plales, 3? HE O IE GOODS! Suits Made to Order, CLOTHING! CLOTHING! ( 10ME and give us your order. Do not wait till you are pressed by the season, and then want a suit made in a hurry. We are prepared, how ever, to get up suits at very short notice. If you want a .suit quick, give us your order. Ii you want a suit in thirty nays, give us your order, if you want a suit in sixty days, give us your order. G. J, PEACOCK, Ulolliiug TI.'iinefacilMrcr. 61 A (IB Broad Street. eodtf Nervous Debilitated Men. You are allowed a free trial of thirty days of the use of l)r. Dye’s Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Ap pliances. for the speedy relief and perma nent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vital- , . , . v' . ity and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. ti ne Mars and Jupiter are in conjunction, Also for many other diseases. Complete i ill < i 11 V K * °y e, V^. \ H* 1 Jupiter restoration to health, vigor a in hi* petition duly filed that ne has fully admiu- 1 isteivo Robert B. Davis’ estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, heirs anu creditors, to show cause, .f any they can. why -aid administrator should not be dis charged from his administration and receive let ters of dismission on the first Monday in July, U86. F. M. BROOKS, ; apr6oft\vl2w Ordinary. GEORGIA. MUSCOGEE COUNTY. Whereas, Charles Philips, executor of T. M. N. philips, deceased, represents to the court in h.s Petition, duly fih J.tliat lie has fully administered T. M N. Philips’ estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said executor should not be discharged from his executorship and receive letters of dis mission on the first Monday in August, 1886. Witness my official signature this May 6th, 1836. niyh ouwjm F. M. BROOKS, Ordinary. Pass’g’r. F.nfaiilu »iid 4’Iaytou lltiilrotul. 1 Pq 4 45 p m I Lv Eu faula A i J 8 (5 00 p m;Ar Clayton Lvj 7 SPRUES, livrilipr fan ii ly. Gi i.. lie Opened June 1st, fur tlie of Huarilers, lUv.piiiiii 7 15 pm 10 00 a i 9 15 |i in 11 (W a i 2 43 '!> 111 2 25 p I Ar. .... MACON ..Fort Valley. ..ColumlniH.... ..Ar; 4 38 pm 1 7 35am ..Ar' 3 20 pro i 5 12 a ni' .Lv' 12 00 m 1145pm will lie f'onml shhiiug brightly on tli west ol' Mars, instead of on tne east, where lie has been seen for many months. Jupiter is evening star. He is but eight days behind Mars in reaching quadrature, which gives proof of the nearness of the celestial brothers. He arrives at quadra ture, on the sun’s eastern side, on the 18th, nt 5 o’clock in the morning. The most noticeable event of tlie month is the approach of Jupiter and Mars,which was announced in tlie Morning News yes terday. Uranus is evening star. He, like Mars and Jupiter, takes his turn in reaching quadrature. This euoch in his course takes place on the 25th, at 4 o’cloc k in the morning. It is something unusual for and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illus trated pamphlet, with full information, terms, etc., mailed free by addressing Vol taic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. deel7 tu,th,sat,se&wly I Let Mini Vtisi,uato)ate. It is very easy for the shaggy-headed an archist to free himself from the oppression : that crushes him in this country. A steer age ticket to Knrope would do the work 1 with neatness and dispatch.—St. Louis ! Post-Dispatch. Itc-li'c-ta-Iuvr. Kyc nnd ear troubles are often caused by „ ... , decayed teeth ami diseased gums. Let three planets to be in the quadrature on your dentist save the teeth. Deleetalave the same side of the sun, so nearly at the ■ will heal your mouth and gums and purify same time, nnd it shows how close they are your breath. For sale by all druggists, to each other. On the last dnv of the month Jupiter makes his transit at twenty minutes alter 5 o’clock in the evening; Voluntary Arid (ration. The essential trouble in all controversies : V i, ,, ~ ... ....v. , i i,t- csaeuiiiu iiuuioe in an comroversies Mars follows three minutes later, and I batween capital and labor can never lie t ranus takes his turn seventeen minutes j cured by legislation, and when men are liner than Mars. On the same evening taught to look to legislation for a remedy Mars and Jupiter set within two minutes of each other, and Uranus follows eleven mmutes later. Saturn is evening star, and he is so near the sun his period of visibility will end about the middle of tho mouth. true means will be neglected. Sentinel. -Milwaukee Kniurniit SoKoilont Hardens and invig 'rates the gums, puri- "■ •“ — *« jaes, bit aguin as morning stur in September. » . m- U 'u t h&w years to come, when lie reap-I l*Ueal,.rtaI HllarUy. will take nlaefranVu'.’ H llot iceid)le change 1 This international quarrel over the bait Ufcc place in his aspect, ills light will 1 is fun for the ftsh.-Bufialo Courier. 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