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DAILY ENQUIRER- SUN: COIUMTS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JTNE 25, ISSfi. Tf A Notable Sermon Preached by Sam Jones to a Great Indianapolis Gathering. mule one nay ,im ueeK, its acuta being I caused from feeding on oats jhoj were , damaged by the late rains. Fanners in Macon Monday report that ] tlie county is ruined by the continued j ruins. Watermelons that have rein bed will drop off the vine, and the ! II the l.l Hun tier Sinners sliuiilil Cast Their Hardens i and Ire Sneoor and strength Sc ml I nir Unis In Colleue thiklim IVnee >\ Itli the Hii)itlsls I'oiiehltiff Itetraetlons. Indianapolis, Ind., June21.—Sam Jones preached this morning in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The congregation began’assembling more than an hour be fore the time announced for the beginning of tlie services, and by 10 o'clock the ad joining streets were nlmost blockaded with vehicles, while all the seats in the audience room were tilled. The attendance was very largely composed of women, Among early comers there were many people from tlie country, who had driven in, some from a great distance, and one old farmer said he had come twenty miles with his family, starting at daylight gru-ss is growing In the cotton patches. One farmer said that Bibb county crops I would be damaged several thousand dol- i lars by the ruins. Commissioner Henderson said Monday I that the weather we are having will not hurt corn, but is seriously damaging oats and wheat. However, Col. Heading, of the agricultural department, docs not think the damage will he serious. Judge Henderson says corn and cotton are in a splendid condition. Crops in Richmond county are very much in the grass, and farmers find it an up-hill business to keep up with the proper work ing of their crops", and report a general ... - -r " a V"‘ Stands of flowers adorned the pulpit, and id u d< seated there were the choir and it dozen or more ministers of various denominations, while as many more were among the con gregation. Among the ministers was the Rev. Maxwell Gaddis, sr., of Dayton, O., a venerable preacher, tne author of a num ber of religious works—a man who lias been preaching continuously since 1835, fifty-one years, and who has been in at tendance upon-all tlie meetings here. Dr. Jeti'ery also occupied a seat oil the plat form. Mr. Jones preached for more than an hour, and hud force, originality and earnestness. None ot his sermons in this eitv lias excelled this. ms TEXT was, “Cast tbv burden upon the Dol'd and complaint of the unreliability of farm hands. Big meetings, picnics and railroad excursions will considerably lessen the pro duction of the coveted cotton bales and the much needed full corn crib. I'ooplti mill Events. There are about 8000 registered cattle brands in Montana. The Saturday half holiday boom grows nspace in New York. Boston gamblersi“escape the police on Sundays by going yachting. The Palmer family reunion will occur this year at Stonington, Ct., in August. Inspector Byrnes says tlie lug thieves ' rk. uve all been run out of New Yorl A sturgeon eight feet long and weighing J'i7 pounds lias been caught in tlie Con necticut. Upward of 28,000 persons registered as visitors to Bunker Hill monument the past He will sustain thee; He will never sutler the righteous to be moved. He lias deliv ered my soul from tlie battle that was against me.” In the course of his sermon he decreed again t borrowing trouble, sav ing among other things; 1 have known women who were worried about their husbands every time they welit out of their sight. If I was that way, sis ter, I would tic a string around his neck, like some of you do with your poodle-dogs, and go with him. Thank God, i married a woman who has sense enough to believe that her husband has sense enougu to take care of himself. Sis ter, if you lm\e got a sober husband, you trust him: but if you have got a drunken husband 1 don’t blame you for being anx ious. A woman who marries a mail that lins got the smell of breath ON HIS WHISKY, [Liughteri that's what it is. tlie smell of breath on his whisky Renewed laiighter]- is the biggest fool on earth. Imaginary troubles have no existence only in the fancies of an abnormal mind. You need’nt go to the Lord with imaginary troubles. The Lord will not head off old John when he is nut running away, nn.l he won t shoot down a wolf until he sees him at the door Mr. Jones told A PATHETIC INCIDENT of n woman who had seen her husband am. three children drown one by one In for, her eyes, and she was powerless to help them, and was left alone in the world with iier little baby. Tlie child grew up to lie Hi years old ; and he milled : “Sh*. si lit liiiii of}' to college : off to college. That’s tlie epitome of the doom oftlious- nndsofboys, if I hud a pious, good bn. I could bank on I would send him to c( lege ; but if ! couldn’t trust him I never would send him there. There are smut mothers listening to me now. and what I am saying is wringing great drops of blood out of their hearts, tur they Inne sent tlieii boys away to college, pure in heart auu thought, only to return debauched and ruined. Ail unsantilled knowledge is dr liased, and i would rather have, my hoy in heaven among his A B (,'s than .'ii heii r adiug Greek". Do you know that the solution of the whole question is: Cast your burdens upon the L >rd. fSoinvi ime.s \vc gi : overloaded with troubles. See that frail ship out there, almost wrecked, ami with the water running over her bulwarks, too heavily loaded. When the Great Dastern, the most magnificent ship that ev< r swam, comes along and releases that little ship oi part of her burden, she is not sunk one- hundredth of an inch by the extra load. Brother, in this GREAT OCEAN OF SIN AND DEATH you will find thousands of people overbur dened, when the great ship of Zion coine- aloug with our dear Savior as captain. 11, will lift oft'tlieir burdens and help them to make their way in speed and salety to tin shores of eternal deliverance.’ Mr. Jones preached in this strain for some time, and concluded with ail earner', exhortation, and asked Dr. Jeffery to lean in prayer. The latter offered a most fer vent. earnest, and impressive prayer, ask- I ing for the blessing of God on the minister j One Indiana county iias paid •3177 in iiree years rs bounties on 15,888 wood- bucks' scalps. Kx-AIdernmn Jaehne manages to heal the tax-payers even in Sing Sing. He has ilready gained 111 pounds of flesh. A small party of well-known New York- ■rs are making a trip on a Pennsylvania canal in an upholstered canal boat. The ocean steamer fleet, carrying tourists inroad, now numbers 150 vessels, but never i one flics the stars and stripes. In a chivalrous but pathetic way, Mon- ‘ ilia bachelors name n town in honor of a girl and then wait for the girls to come. It’s martyrdom enough to be n British soldier assigned to the Soudan. Ill oneregi- ,ient 100 men have died in, tlie past two nont lis. Colleges of twenty-three states will be • prcsi nted at the .summer school of Bible ■uidv to he conducted by Mr. Moody at fort afield. President < filman. of .John Hopkins Uni- '■rsity, Baltimore, will lie tlie Phi Beta lappa orator at Harvard college this year, fhere will be no poet. AltHolutely Pore and Inadultcrated. HOSPITALS CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, INFIRMARIES. PHYEI&AM8 ' VtKTWHERE. CONSUMPTION, HEMORRHAGES A art nil Wn&thif/ IH.i-'Wft; DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MALARIA. T1IK ONLY :PURE STIMULANT For the Sick, Invalijs, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Debilitated Women. For sale by Druggists, Grocers and Deulcrs. Price, One Dolbii j»or Iiottle. #3“ Pr.HoiiIu in n bottle*, nn<l tinpn (routine ex [vxi-fpt tb> t*»r dfiii<Mi», The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md. 'ufniUng ConminipHon Form- rnip beefsteak(iml our whi* 'lalnjentiiui, Jiyspepela.inul Mail Train No l— (toing West Daily. Leave Union lb-pot, Columbus !.e ivt )L.hhI Stive* Depot, C'ohiinbu? Arrive at Union Springs Leave Union Springs \rrive ni Troy .ot Montgomery at Hnfaula Mail Train No. 2 - Daily. A IT1Y 2 30 P t . 2 1H j) l - 5 37 P 1 .. 6 46 P 1 . H 30 p t 7 23 p 1 111 50 p 1 Arrive at Union Springs I omv. 1 Union Springs Arrive at F.ufauhi \rrive at (’• •!limbus Night Freight anc! Acc<•mmoriutio cejil Sunday. Loaw (’f'lnnibii'K Union Depot. 10 50 i !i n t -Daily : ’(.Limbus Br<>ad Street Depot.. fiiu la t Sj rums.. i.i’'W'Aiei ussftil appliance in the v eutment af Nervous Debility. N tisi Lumbago, Sleep!e;-siif.s.->g. • D;Vu-es of Li\er. Kidneys ■ «)rgan-u Sick HearLiChe. and all : from insufficient and impure bloc rive at Montgomery flit Freight and Accommodate eept Sunday. avo Montgomery rive at Union Springs we I'nion Springs rive at Columbus. ,iv Freight and Acconunodution .’oluuibu.s Union Depot Daily Ex .... 3 30 p n . i 2o p it .11 02 p n 5- Daily .. l 56 a n 10 50 a m Way Freight, and Accommodation No. 6—Daily, ontgomery. Um’un Springs 10 on a t tit Broad Street Depot, U iumtni.v 1 U* r ’ at Union Depot, Columbus 2 02 p i W. L. CLARK, Suj t. D. E. WILLIAMS. G. T. A. dtf WILSONIA !3 YViKoniu Magnetic I'mrcr I.iuIHs* VlHloniinnl Supporter. ing . who budjust spoken that he might eon i no a gnoc] and great work, and ! time to w . , that forgiveness might he granted for ali uucharitahleness and unkindness of which anybody had been guilty. “Help us,” lu fciiiid, “to be kind, forgiving, and patient' amt may we all he lifted up into a higher j jilaue,” just before the benediction was pro- J nouuced Dr. .)cilery walked across the pul- i pit and taking Mr.‘.Junes’ hand, asked him | to hold his last service to-morrow morning in his church. Mr. Jones consented, and . stood up to make the announcement that he would preach in the First Baptist church to-morrow morning at 9 o’clock.that being ! the last service of the series that he and Mr. Small would hold in the city. He said j that the hatclut was buried and lie wa- I glad of it. “It is a lit conclusion for the; work of grace in this city,’’ lie said. “1: the Baptist denomination construe my re marks as A REFLECTION ON THEM as a denomination, l’retract the word liar as construed to apply to them, for l would no more reflect upon that denomination of Christian people than I would upon my wife and children. May God bless that grand denomination as he blesses the Methodists, Presbyterians and others who 1 »ve Christ.” Then Dr. Jeffery arose and responded by saying: “I heartily accent this broad and ample explanation ana retraction by Brother Jones. I am satisfied that lie ha> a great, kind heart, and that the word wie a slip of the tongue. 1 wish it to ht nndt rstood that there is not a shadow ot a shade of any unkind feeling in my heart toward Brother Jones, and I do not !>« - lieve that there is any ‘Uch feeling in his heart toward me. 1 ha\« no sympathy with sectarian. alie. - ations, and 1 want von a!; to believe that the great hear tist denomination throbs in e< thy and love with Christi: name, and 1 do not propose to be by Brother Jones in magnanimity. I here that 1 take back e\ery word which was severe and pungent in mylnote of pro- t< "t. and wi-h I had not u>ed‘these words. 1 give to Brother Jones here and now my hand and heart, and invite him to preach in my church to-morrow morning.” Mr. Small preached to-night at Tomlin son's hall to an immense audience, hun dreds being turned away. Mr. Jones will preach to-morrow at the First Baptist church, and then both the evangelists leave on the noou train for Red Rock, Minn. nr the dispersion of Fibroid and other tumor* id enlargements <»f thewomb and the ovaries iNo gives great support and comfort and ii.- reaped strength to the wills of the abdomen in tses of abdominal enlargement without ativ irtieular disease. Tends also to decrease and . revent excessive accumulation of fat. OOIMIIELAIISr dT, ■ 16 Broiuhvity. Xnv York. Dr. C. TERRY, Agent, Columbus, Ga, Office General Manacr:r. CoLc.MBrs, Ga.. June 12th, ISM N and after Sunday, June 13. 1S96. the scheduU ' of Mail Train will be as follows: No. 1 -Going North Daily. Leave Columbus 3 20 p n Arrive at Chipley 5 22 p n ‘.rrive at Greenville 6 29 p rr No. 2 Ccmiiijr South Daily. .cave Greenville 7 00 a n A r ive at < ’hipley 8 02 a n Arrive at Columbus .10 11 a n No. 3 -Freight and Accommodation—North. Leave Columbus 7 00 u n Arrive at Chipley 9 32 a n Arrive at Greenville 11 10 a n No. 4 Freight and Accommodation—South. Leave Greenville 3 00 p n Arrive at Chipley 4 05 p n Arrive :tl Columbus 6 21 p n W. L. CLARK, Gen'l Manager. T. C. S. HOWARD, Geii’l Ticket Agent. feh2-l dly Opemka, Ai.a., May 8th, 18S6. and after Sunday, May 9th. 1885. tlie trains • I on this road will be run as follows: Ao. I. the only ve NliRYF ’ODD known winch leaves no after-effects, and • without stimulant or alcohol. It is a delicious vverege and will positively recover Brain nu«l Nervous Exhaustion, destroy thirst for alcoholic rinks, restore the appetite.' cure Dys •freshing slee^ and immediate relief to any rouble arising troni nervousness. A single bot- 'e wiil prove its virtue. MANUFACTURED BY • Columbus.... ■ < )pel ika .* < Joodwater.. 7 30 a n! 9 13 a m 6 02 p m VIOXIE COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. !.ea v i (looilwater.. Arrive Opelika Artive Coiumhus.. 5 00 a in .10 lli ll IV. .. 1 09 p 111 ,*nts quart bottle' Taxes! Taxes! Taxes! No. 7. No. S. The night trn dtf HE t* HVe C* aJ \ 13 v m 5 54 p ill discontinued for the pres- A. FLKAVKI.LEN, General Mimager. ifi i'Xi A W kw* O nf the Hap- •diul sympa- FU^r. nutilolie Corn and cotton are growing very rap- inly ana the oat crop is very tine in Haral son county. Twit" 1 -' com Blaint has been made from farin >'« of lat« about U.USY or, 2 h i'l8 fair to be a g,, dime ’T* B'-H. of Waynesboro, lost o OLD KILL PURE OLD RYI This whisky was introduced orgiiuuly in the \ei '.sf»2, ami is cuiistanny making m w friends. It \ the product of the most approved pro, c>s of distil jitlon, from carefully seh-c'ed ^rnin, l eing held tin tormlv MOST PERFECT MADE irehouse until fully matured by age, l justly’celebrated for iis purity, delicacy of flavor :.iul iuufo! m q mil it v. For sale', and orders solicite by the a_cut, T. 31. FOLEY, Opera House, Cor 10th Street and 1st Avenue, Columbus, < Prepared with special rogant to PRICE PCWDER pirBiggers Huckleberry dysentery children teething ^ByalldRDGGIsts THE 50 ^PER BOTTLE •huuMA-vriutiin'KMiuriM;^. .vnanMxrx PRESS Hcul Estate Auen FOR SALE. A Place ot twenty acres, laive L and commodious House, with .W every convenience. Ill perfect or- der, 1', miles from Broar street ,■ . . in one of the most desirable calities adjacent to the city. If desirable would exchange for city property. 'TV A desirable full V acre lot with nPittli Will be sold on long time with easy payments. , A desirable four-room Dwell- nig on south Fifth avenue; good neighborhood and not ftu- from business center of Broad street Terms easy and oil long time -- ~ om-.uuni J-'.YI'lllllir two stories, with water works on north Broad. Place in thor ough order. L Five two-room Dwellings on Ninth street, one block- of Geor gia Midland Itailroad. Two Residences on north Sec- - u oi d avenue (Jackson street i of 5 and 7 rooms, each desirably lo- ,. cated. This property is cohsid- cred cheap by those who know thefcralue of good real estate. A new and elegant House ciosp ,,01. L to court house. Dwelling in I ’ thorough order and has all the I'Hill'iatiAH late improvements. Is considci- I ed one of the nicest homes. A delightful home on Bose - k, Hill, half acre lot and a new •—•— House This property is consid ered to he one of the nicest ■---homes on the hill. Terms o-isv and will he held cheap. A nice little farm seven miles -■~L from the city in Lee county, Ala. —Good four-room House on tin place. Enough timber on place 1 to pay for same. FOR REFT. ?I0 00. Four room Dwelling corner Front and Fifth streets, in good order. !0 00. Two 3 room Dwellings on north First avenue new. 4 00. 1 00. - room Dwellings on south Fifth avenue. 100. Three 2 100m Dwellings on south Third Dwellings of 3 is in Nortlu- Lib< 2 50. Two ‘2 room Dwellings in Browncville. close in to upper bridge. 3 50. Four 3 room Dwellings in Browncville. near Carders’Hall. icon. Desirable Store on north Broad—best location in city for grocery store. TOOMBS CRAWFORD FOR SALE. Ss Without a Rival. limit Mi,iv An. Li:). Hi'I S’lli THE LIDDELL VARIABLE FEED W; MILL, Is IIte very best Saw Mill in ’he market. It took the only medal of the first class ;il the N ".v Orleans Exposition. For the above, and for all otli t machinery, address, FORBES LIDDELL&CO., Montgomery, Ala. N. Ii.—Our stock of Wrought Iron, Pipe, fitting's and Machinery is the larges! hi this part of the country. B. F. COLEMAN, Jr. UNDERTAKER AND DEALER IN Patent Metalc Caskets, Wood Cases & Caskets, Children’s Gloss White Cases and Caskets, Children’s Gloss White Metahc Caskets. Burial Robes, all prices from $1.50 up. Personal attention given all orders. Twelfth Street, foilr doors west of Tiros. Gilbert's Prinl ing Office. „ P1S1V A GREAT BARGAIN :o a ca«h customer, if application is made at once. The .Store is one ol the largest in the city, •‘•id situated in the business center. For terms apply to L. II. CHAPPELL, BROKER, Rea 1 Estate and Insurance Agent. Mrs. Lou M. Barnard's FAMILY HOTEL, >'|». 2:{!> Hast 1 mil St.. ZEST IE W AT O HR K- M RS. LOU M. BARNARD’S FAMILY HOTEL comprises three large and elegant enee-. all connected and newly furnished in Erst-class style. She can furnish comfortable f.rst-ciass accommodations for families, tourists and business men. Convenient to the business centers. TERMS: Transient, per day Special rates given by the week. REFERENCES: Mr. P. Dodd, Atlanta. Georgia. Mr. L. M. McBride. Atlanta, Georgia.* Sam’l Barnett. Vicksburg. Miss. H. L. Hull. Eufhula, Ala. For further information address Mas. L. M. BARNARD, jelti e-.dTt No. 239 E. 1 Rh St.. New York $2.00 DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION, ILLS ^ S ■ a BHI ■ A RemMv for all Diseases of the Liver, KH* yrao Orchard Waterssaasssfesjs genuine salts sold in built, 8IMON A. JONES, Mumper, Lout* Kf. * , uias-'D'ftGi'SC ’U.T.iu.nU ' t <. 1 1 7 A (TV: >, MAP ING TilUM j CAPaULLS JN TI E MARKET. Pr-pm-vdby M The Brown Cotton Gin Co. I CLIN ^ CLL, Paris. 1 who was deal twenty-eight years. Treated by most of the ruled specialists uf the day with no benefit. Cured hnuself iu three months, and since then hundreds of others by snint process. A plain <i:nple and - e Prune treatment. Address T. > PAGE. 128 East 2tith ., New York City. mb 14 tu tb sat I y V.-* ■ki'P- ' ■'* Y-'N'ST; vl: - a-' : ; NEW LONDON, CONN. Manufacturers of tlie “Old Reliable” Brown Cotton Gins, Feeders and Con densers. All the very latest improvements: im proved roll box, patent whipper, two brush belts, extra strong brush, cast steel bearings improved Feeder, enlarp-'':’ aust pi'et> ’ondenser. a. 1 ting, simple.justruetion, durable __IVin -h" --v.is light, cleans the seed per- ^-.jfeet., and produces first class samples. DEI.ITEKEO Fttl’E OF FKFUiUT — - at any accessible iioiut. aieud lor full description mid price list. PUT'S CARMINATIVE The Best Medicine on Earth fc Children. 1 An infallible specific for Flatulent Colic, Dial rluea. Coughs, Teething. Uhoieia lniautum.c n'-. era Morbus, and all dis* ases incment to hnitre Give it a trial. 25 cents per bottle, l or saic ai COLUMBUS IRON WORKS, A; ap9 w« ii satA’wSm aits, Columbus. Ga. CITY felvJl-G DRUG STORE.