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A TRAMP’S STORY.
■ rroitife'iil Son Actunlly Driven From His
11 Father’s Door.
I New York Evening Sun.
" A. stranger stood opposite a Forty-seventh
■ ... It house last evening, one of a curious
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DATLY ENQUIRER - SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1887.
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leave on their wedding tour. Tiie
ISlItd with a merry throng, while in the
I front parlor stood the bride and groom hid-
11j,,g farewell to friends. Wraps were
I Sunned. A gray-haired mother wept on
I daughter’s shoulder, and hissed her a
I dozen times or more while the father
ISarnestly talked with the man to whom he
Iliad given his daughter. His parting hand-
I shake was long and hearty, and at last the
I “pic were whirled away to the train. A
I handful of rice was thrown from the area,
land the servants laughed as it struck the
Cl 'fht'"ei' 0 wd dispersed, and as the stranger
uirr.ed to go he bumped against a shabby-
Ilooking fellow.
1 “Souse me, sir, said the latter; “rather
a. ' i flair that, eh ?”
■ ..\Vell, yes, rather.”
•Think she’ll be happy, my boy?”
..j guess so,” was the reply, and the
ranger started up toward Broadway. The I
Itru'nip followed. “Hold on, boss,” he
| D ],udfd, “have you a dime about your
lLtbes for a poor cuss that’s hnngry ?”
I -Do you want a drink or a meal ?”
•Something to eat, boss. I’m hungry.”
• Weil, really I have nothing but car tare
mV pocket. Why don’t you strike the
| rt •mints of that wedding supper over
I there?
1 ' -Ito you think they would give me any- I
I thin? to eat?”
"No harm to try it. Come, I will go
lover and watch your venture.”
“Thank you, sir; I’ll try it.”
Crossing the street the mar. talked to
I himself and said something about the
I prodigal son. When he stopped under
I the gaslight there were tears in his eyes
land bis hands shook like palsy.
•>IT1 get tired, I know I will, but here
I g n( ’ : -
He mounted the steps, rang the bell
| with a fierce pull, and a servant came to
| the door. He said something and the ser-
| rant retired, shutting the door and leaving
| the tramp in the vestibule. A tail, portly,
I gray haired man opened the door. The
I tramp removed his hat and again spoke.
I The man listened, and then retorted loud
I enough to reach the stranger’s ears, “No,
I gir! not a mouthful! not a cent! get off my
I doorstep!” and then slammed the door in
|the poor fellow’s face.
He came down the steps and joined the
I stranger.
1 Just as I expected. Treated worse than
I a dog would be, but I’m case hardened.
I I'm used to it. Might as well ask for a
I brown stone front as a piece of bread and
| butter.”
“Well, here’s my car fare. I’ll walk
| home.”
“Live far?”
“Two miles.”
“Well, boss, if I wasn’t starving I
| wouldn’t take it. You would think amid
o much plenty that man might have given
I tne a meal, wouldn’t you ?”
I "Certainly; but then he may be annoyed
I by tramps. You should have gone to the
| basement door.”
• Huh ! I have a right to go to the front
I door. My dear sir, there are strange
I things happening in this world. I’ll tell
| you, because you are a bnck. That happy
bride is my twin sister, and that man, who
| is worth half a million, is my father.”
FIGHT WITH A MANIXC.
?$. as . e ? himself, and he will stay with you
till fits own dominions freeze over and
have to be abandoned for an ioe pond.”
rhe deacon made a few more remarks,
exhorting his hearers to shun the seduc
tive ball field and the trout pond on Sun
day, and announced services next Sabbath
morning and evening at the red school-
house in Sugaroreek.
“Over unit Over Airain.”
Repetition is sometimes the only way to
impress a truth upon the mind Accord
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blood to the head, cold extremities, and
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entirely vegetable, they can be taken with
impunity into the most delicate stomach.
All druggists.
At tin' Flooil-Tlilc of Popularity.
New York Sun.
Court officer 'to Queen Victoria)—There’s
an Hametiean gent houtsideas what wants
to see your majesty.
The Queen—It's Mr. Phelps, I suppose,
leil him I’ve gone over to the Tower to
see if the Kohinoor is all right.
Court officer—It’s not Mr. Phelps; it’s
Buffalo Bill.
The Queen—Oh, show him in at once.
The beaker Sex
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which cures all female derangements, and
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Kissing the Nurse-Girl.
Tommy—Does your mother allow you to
kiss the uiirse-girl ?
Johnny—O, guess she don’t care. Does
yours ?
Tommy—I don’t think she does. I never
asked her, but you’d a died to hear her lay
down the law to pa when she saw him do
it one day, and she lets him do lots o’
things she wouldn’t let me.—Pittsburg
Dispatch
An Over-Zealous Student.
Mrs. De Garmo—I understand your son
is quite sick at college, Mrs. Smythe?
Mrs. Smythe—Yes. Poor John 1 The
president writes me that he entered into
his work with too much ardor, and he has
broken down.
Mrs. De Garmo—What seems to be the
nature of his trouble?
Mrs. Smythe—He was hit on the head by
a foul tip, I believe they call it.
Real Estate at Auction,
F. G. Wilkins, Auct’r.
I F not previously sold, I will soil nt public out
cry on tho first Tuesday in July, at the corner
of F. M. Knowics & Co., my property part of let
No. 444, on Fifth avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, nearGa. M. At (J. It. K. depot, con
tain inht yo feet front by 147 feet lo inches deep.
On this lot are three tenement 2 room Housos;
rents for $1 each per mouth. Parties desiring
would do well to look at this property. Aliy in
formation desired Col F. G. Wilkins will tnke
pleasure in giving it.. Terms, out-half cash, bal
ance 1st January, Ihkh, with interest.
je7 oaw4w MISS A. V. DONNELLY.
GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.
Whereas, W. A. Carter, administrator of J. 11
LeSneiir. deceased, makes application for leave
to Roll ull the personal property ot said deceased,
consisting of eight certain rer» ipts, known as
Stock scrip, issued by the Mobile and Girard
Railroad Company
These are, therefore, to cite all persons inter
ested to show cttusf, il any the\ can. within the
time prescribed Ir law, why leave to sell said
property or stock scrip should net lie granted
to said applicant.
Witness my official signature this .June 7th,1887.
P. M. BROOKS,
je7 oaw4w Ordinary.
GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY:
Whereas. George Y. Pond, administrator of
Lueiu.’Anderson, reprrssntsto the court in his
peti i<m, duly tiled and entered on record, that
be- has fully administered Lucius Anderson's
estate:.
This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned
heirs and creditors, to show > i ise. it any they
1 i’ aid administr;ii”r • !. i 1 i><.t m* dn
charged from his administration and receive let
ters of dismission on the first Monday in Au
gust 1887.
Given under my hand and official signature
this May 4th, 1887. F. M. BROOKS,
my4oaw3m Ordinary.
GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY:
Whereas, John Sullivan makes application
f r letters of administration on the estate of
Mary M. Beckwith, late of said county, de-
cea*ed.
These are, therefore, to cite all persons, in
terested, kindred and creditors, to show cause,
if any they can, within the time pit scribed by
law, why said letteis should not be granted to
said applicant.
Given under my official signature this June 4th,
1887. P. M. BROOKS,
je3oaw4w Ordinary.
GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.
Whereas, Jacob G. Monti applies for letters of
guardianship for the property of Fannie Anglin,
of said county, a minor.
These are, therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned to be and appear at the court, o 1 ordinary,
to be held in and for said county outlie first
Monday in July next, and f how cause, if any they
can. why said Jacob G. Monti should not, be in
trusted with the guardianship of the property of
said Faunie Auglln,
Given under my official signature this June
4th, 1887. F. M. BROOKS,
je8oaw4w Ordinary.
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dps
We have a larger stock of Hose than ever before, and are de
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ins for the Next Ten Days!
Call and see the best Hose ever sold in Columbus.
IIuxc /iVW.x 1 mid Xo::hs.
GEORGIA STEAM AND GAS EIRE ('<).,
1035 Broad Street. Telephone 99.
A complete Pocket Cyclopedia of Boston
(illustrated) is issued by the United States
Hotel Company of that city, which is the
most perfect thing of the kind we have
ever seen. Every one should order it of
them by inclosing ten cents in stamps.
“Only Killed One.”
Philadelphia Record.
“Oh, we’ve sold it that way for six
months and only killed one.”
That is what Mr. Harris,of Berks county,
said at the Pharmaceutical Association
meeting yesterday. He was not relating
his own experience, however, but in the
course of a discussion on the danger of
handling poisons related the circumstances
of his visit to a country store, where he
found they were selling arsenic from a
jar which was not even labeled. He ask
ed the young man in charge if he did not
think that it was dangerous, and received
the above decidedly off-hand reply.
GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.
Whereas, T. W. Portion, administrator ol
Thomas D. Fortson, deceased, represents to the
court in his petition duly filed, that he has fully
administered Thomas D. Fortson’s estate.
This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned
heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they
can, why said administrator should not he dls
charged iVom his administration and receivi
letters of dismission on the first Monday ir
September, 1887.
Witness my official signature this Ith day O'
June. 1887. F. M. BROOKS
je3oawl2w Ordinary
■ Escapes From the Asylum, Annkes Ills Wife
mu) .11 .ikes u Target of Her—A Fearful Struggle
Willi Ills Brother.
Chicago, June 19.— A Times special [
from St. Joseph, Mo., says: James B. Mol-
csiv. an iusaue patient, escaped from the !
insane Asylum No. 2 last evening, and
made his way to bis home, near Gower, j
twenty miles distant, arriving there about j
11 o'clock. His wiie had retired, but her
brother, Mr. Allen, was up The era: y
man silently entered the rear doov, struck
Aiieti a terrible blow on the head with a
bar ot iroD, producing insensibility.
Ntxt he entered his wife’s bed-room,
and awoke her. He had a pistol,
which he presented to her head and bade
her follow him. The frightened woman
obeyed and he led her to the orchard. He
commanded her to take a position with her
back to the tree. The woman complied.
The maniac drew from his pocket a num
ber of stones which he picked upon the
way and.Afith the revilver in his left hand,
pointed at the woman, began to pelt her
with them. When she turned to run into
th: house, the miniac opened fire oil
her with the revolver, but did not
succeed in hittii g her. In the
meantime Allen had returned to conscious
ness, and hearing the shooting rushed to
the spot armed with a Winchester rifle.
It rvas very dark, and before he knew it
the maniac was in ten feet of him and be
gan firing at him. Allen raised his rifle
sntl fired, Molcow falling to the ground
with a shot through the thigh. Thinking
that he had fatally injured the man, Allen
dropped his rifle and went to his assist
ance. Just as he was stooping to raise him,
the maniac caught him bv the nock, and
then ensued a life and death struggle. Tho
great strength ot the crazy man soon over
powered Allen, and just as he was giving
Up Mrs. Molcow came up and struck her
husband on the back of the head, knock-
tug him senseless. Soon afterwards the
theriffand his deputies arrived and ironed
the maniac, who is now safely lodged in the
us.vium hospital.
A Base Ball Sermon.
Rev. Mr. Woolsock, popularly known as
the Deacon,” in hi.’ sermon up the creek
® st Sunday, as reported by the Oil City
Derrick, made a few remarks pertinent to
ball. Pointing out of the window at
1 game in progress on the adjoining Wil-
jj n flats he said: “See that loafer with
the bird cage on his head standing like a
straddle bug behind the bat, he is not des-
•wating the Sabbath by playing ball, be-
Wuse he isn’t playing ball. He can’t play.
“ e imagines he' can, of course, and ho
gees through all the painful contortions of
Heal ball player; but in the devil’s score
J 00 * he is charged ten times over for every
'Dor and a nice record he will have when
'“<= season is over and the time for his
'ttrnal rest should be at hand. It will be
• sorry eternal rest for him.
Just then some one made a long hit, and
•s.'out went up from the crowd.
."Yes, hoopla!” yelled the deacon, rais-
his voice above the din, “hoopla till
P® cows come home, but unless you raise
Pur voices in hosannas to the Lord, you
Ui never reach the shining home plate of
•wrlastiug life. That was a long hit to
'•jure and I give his nibs there credit for
t," it in, but the devil will take him in
int as slick on the last inning of all. You
tend in your curved balls, and smash
X” leather in the nose to the right or to
ue left field; you may steal from bag to
f^aiid slide in’ home oil your pantaloons,
tin “ aall -V you will get a goose egg in the
Pjgoom come. Aye, pound on the pealy
pies with your base ball bat, but if there
1 shadow ot a Sunday game on it,
n to the eternal roast you
Saint Peter careth not whether
belong to the Snapdragons or
_ whangdoodles; if you swing your
Wove willow and pound the bags on Sun-
P5’. saltpeter will not save you. There
I es another long bit to left, and another
se-vl goes up from the assembled crowd of
l ues and loafers. | Chase the ball, aye, leg
l, “ J'our ungodly heels beat a tattoo on
L. r . c Qattails, but my word for it. the
EV*' v iU never get away from your elbow,
i J Clootie is a base runner and a ball
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DIVIDEND no. 28.
Kinrle mu! I'iii’iiiv M;iiiut‘;iflnriii!f Compy.
GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY:
Whereas, Snn Griffin applies for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of A. D. Howard, late
of said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned kindred and creditors, to show cause
if any they can, within the time prescribed bj
law, why said letters should no - do granted to
said applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature
this June 4th, 1887. F. M. BROOKS.
je3oaw4w Ordinary.
GEORGIA MUSCOGEE COUNTY:
Whereas, Charles J. Frederick, residing in the
state of Georgia, having applied to be appointed
ceased.
This is to cite all persons concerned to appear
at the court of ordinary, to be held in and lor
said county on the first Monday in July next, and
show cause, if any they car. wliysa'd Charles J.
Frederick should not be intrusted with the
guardianship of the persons- ami property of said
minors.
Witness my official signature this June 4th.
1887. F. M. BROOKS.
ie3oaw4w Ordinary.
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STARLIGHT
CAPITAL PRIZE
State of Georgia--Muscogee Co
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF HAIL
COUNTY: The petition of K. II. Miller, V. J.
Jones, H. Griffin, L. J. Jones, Frank Kimbrough
W. E. Terry. T. K. Price, N. T. Avcrett, A. E
Wilson, Sip McCall, Thomas Williams, E. W
Gibson an-1 John'l’. Shepherd, respectfully siiowi
that they, and such persous as they may associ
ute with them, desire to be incorporated, foi tht
term of twenty years, with the privilege of a re
newal, under the corporal* mime of “Tht
Orphans Horn • Association of < 'olumlms, flu.”
• Tin j further show that the ohj.-cts of 1 le-Asso
ciation is to provide a home a- d education for
colored orphan childreu.
, That the ir otiji ets being entirely charitable
and not for individual gain, they have no capital
That their place of doing business and main
taining suit! charity shall he in the county of
Muscogee, State of Georgia.
' That they can better carry out their desires by
becoming a corporate body.
Wherefore they pray that said court will by
proper order incorporate your petitioners and
their associates in terms of the law. with power
to have and 11-i .■ . op.moll ii il, to makl SUCb
constitution, by-law* and rules as may he neces
sary to oarr» • -d 11n
DRUNKENNESS
OR THE LIQUOR HAP IT. POSITIVELY
| CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAINES’ 0OLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can be given iu a cun of coffee or
i without the knowledge nl the person (air
: in4' It; Is absolutely harmless, and will «wfr ,
feet n permanent rind speedy cure, w Jietik^f
i the patient is a inode rule drinker or taimX-
| coholic wreck. It has been given iu.thou*
sands of cases, and in every instance a per-
. feet, cure has followed. It never fails, TImj
| system once impregnated with the Hpeellia,
; it becomes an utti-r impoMslhility for the
| liquor appetite to exist. For Sale by
FOB SALE BY*
| M. D. HOOD & CO., DRUGGISTS,,
BROAD IT., COLUMBUS.
Uall or write for circular Aj full on.rticolar**
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line ot
advertising in American
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowell A Co..
Nuwfipnpor Advertising Bureau,
IO Spruce St., New York.
Send lOots for 100-oa<fe Fumphlttk
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
urpr
apl :
\J i
biects of 11-1
. 01 nt suitable
tion ; thaf tin>- shall ha\
LOUIS BUHLER k Co,,
COLUM BUS, GA.
je5 feodfim
MORTGAGE SALE.
By F. M. ItMUVI.l S .V < O.. Aucfrs.
\\ r ILL be sold, the first Tuesday iu July next
> V D< iit of 11,. n. , .ii hou •• of F. M
Knowles & Co.. Broad strict, city of Columbus.
’ *w !-■ - 1 • " tk 1. hi twi en
the usual hours of sale, all tli.il.trm t or parcel of
iai d - - lyim nd being in tl
Mu-roK« «-and stall* of Georgia, being two lots,
12 and 1 n th ■ 1 t R 1
titiiung each tweut> .n-r.•>. these.id loti b* im» the
' ’.I' ■ i -.ded. ad
joining tin* land < .1 T. S. Si».-aron «In* wc.-t, 'I'ign- r
d VI- • 'I " | ’ - I’.’ ”1’ ’!i’ • .
ah oali the interest of tin aid Frank H. Mitchell
in the twenty acre lot .‘onecrlj the property of
Jaeol Fogle, lying due cuthoftl.e lot- above
mentioned, the saim heim. that poniou ol said
ot fingm -.1 " ■ • ■ 1 r< id, run-
he lout • • •
dc»c< f T.S.Hi r. b ig tht it out
half or two acres, tht property of Frank II.
.Mitchell, late of said county, deceased, in the
Lancs o, Katin rim l» Mitchell, administratrix.
AU levied on as tin property of Frank H. Mitch
’ 1 1 ■ 1 .. .• i ■ : K ,i' h.-i’ii « D.
Mitchr II. administratrix, to sat i fy a mortgage Ii
f. in my Lands in fa . or of tIn* 1L <.rgia Home In-
Kuratict* Company vs Katherine I». M item-ll, ;ul
ministratrix. J. d. BURHUB,
jeloawtw Sheriff.
AS lit/ when bnKlness In 4n!l and price* are Ion \
wow buy youw .afttei:;
n^atbanratn*. Hnn.lfornew FREEcaU-| I M
1 ./ ool Watch' d Itlrte»flT.o*tD.gd.»tMl* and\A IV* t.
«. IV Cln(l|n,t t o Kt-AH Ilian.’ Ut \aw V*.-
• f huyingi st King and holding 1 d
al property, to n nave and ho’d dom
. mon *y . a . * l>
of the corporation: to make and 0
>ers, and
1 all ;
objc
of-ait! As
and <
^ ! propi
orphan
Mu
W.M.A. I.ITTLK,
Petitioners Att*y.
unity Filed in office t
Georg .
the Clerk of tli
and recorded in Record of Writs, folio 205. thif
istii flay of .May, 18H7.
GEO. Y. POND.
Clerk Superior Court Muscogee County, Georgia
»yia
vJOd
L A 1)1 ES!
011 r Own D.veing, at lit
BEER I. ESS DYES.
They will dye everything. They are sold ev
erywhere. Price I Of. a package—40 colors.
They hove no equal for Strength, Brightness,
Amount in Packages, or for Fastness of Color
or non fading qualities. They do not crock o«
«mut. For sale by Brannon & Carkon, Whole
sale Druggists. Col urn bus Ga. mb29eod1«
GEORGIA-MUSCOGEE COUNTY :
Mary Ther
irtheW. I • DOi:OJ.AS»tt SHOE.
[ f vmir 'Ii .1 • ! <i..es not k». p Hu in, «*in! vour caineon
joeUil to >V. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, MLuuttf.
< . .1. MMfli, Agent.
Sign “BLACK BEAR.” Columbus, Ga
jel eodly
EDUCATE MM
vill at
The
i mil 1 i
itttioi
:tl, of Daniel Griffin
tile
can. why Haiti let
said applicant.
te all pel ft.
liters, to she
bed by law i any they
ted, ki
he time ores .. ...
should not b
n under my oiliciai signature this June Ith.
” * OOK8,
ordinary.
is School is iht* bent
!!• in America. The moat
^ l iriu ' l|, ' ul ^nurse of lt>-
notises. For circnlarf
.m«l speciiDcns o? Peak
uiunsnip, address ^
Momsi. aoLcanra',
t'rLianm
)GEE COUNTY -Notice iff*
all concerned that I barer
f the Superior Court of said
ddre -sed to said Court, itf
f, to he held ou tba
in May next, for the removal ol
imposed upon me by m.v iuter
arah E. Butts, which ajiplicatioa
the court house in said count/
term, 1887, of said Court,
f March. 1S87.
JAMES J. BUTTS.
XT Eli— LADY, ACTIVE AND INTER-
, agent, to represent, in her own locality.
.... old firm. References required. Permanent
positif n and good salary. E. J. JOHNSON,.
16 Barclay Street, New York. je7 tulm.