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■ p ' - . <• f ~l■ . I - fa .±±. ■■— ■ " ■™" ?igR 111 ■■■ **"—"* JUJ ***'" 1 - ull 1 (gSj O| -- i^ssa? " 'Wiii fis-’' - ? I ilSisi 1 w iWßiwio VIEW OF kehhesaw fountain VZ w - - —<— X ‘"~' ’""' ~ " mi ■• ; ALLEY* ’‘ -i ■’ U ~ - -' — Vol. V. NEW YEAR'S CHIME. OLL Toll Toll ~ir For the old Toar.slow iy dying; ZZ//y Grim, gaunt, sere. /CZjT/j \ On the breast of zCZj/OQf x X Time, now lying. Hopes of youth are I fleeting, Pv'l /'H I Hearts with care are lIkHM £wßn i beating, B J H°’ e warders of l l * ie bHls, Toll ‘ Toll! Toll ‘ ‘ For Earth’s enticing s ; fashion, T°U f° r Strife's un holy passion, ' Toll for Friendship I • unrequited, I ( -i **” j j Toll for Hope's en • J chantments blighted. Toll for Love’s fond pledges broken. Toll for Want and Woe unspoken. Toll for Mourners sadly weeping. Toll for Sin’s vast harvests reaping. Toll! Toll* Toll! That while the world shall stand. Sin and Woe shall fill the land xj Toll <f*ofl- ■• >, ’>*“ Ring! Ring. Ring A welcome to the bright New Year 1 Life, Hope, Joy. On his radiant brow appear Hearts with love are thrilling; Homes with bounty filling. Ho’ ye warders of the bejls, Ring! Ring’ Ring! For Winter’s bracing hours. *ltiSha «lw fe.''i M OY( t <-• iiu •■. Yr /< \ V : '^ ! wr Ring for birth of Spring and Flowers, Ring for Summer's fruitful treasure. Ring for Autumn's boundless measure. Ring for hands of gen'rous giving. Ring for vows of nobler living, Ring for truth of tongue or pen. Ring “Peace on earth, good will toward men ’* Ring: Ring! Ring! That this glad j-ear may see Earth's accomplished jubilee, Ring' Ring! Ring! 1890. In IS9O we shall see Events as follows come to be: Sea serpents, as in years gone by. Will come around about July The ice man and the plumber will. As usual, present their bill The price of summer board will rise In August to the very skies The gay mosquito, as of yore, Into humanity will bore. Likewise the festive fly, so fleet. Will agitate his oervoua ftsrt. ■A. humorous cLsLi’e-dovil—the very mELn to suit nay purpose. Bulwkb. OUR, “ ANNIVERSARY " KI UMBER. ATLANTA, CA., JANUARY I, 1890. fy"-jiwS. 1A " I 'yF . . ■" iiWM|wHP SjS Z’lj ; IjwOhril Sffii WrwS 1 w imw W :«S jfatill BJ t 5 F mMRM fffw B aggMk O O P~ XA O Hi - '/ Wlf! » ir I Bwr // Each fisherman will fisn and lie As he has done in years gone by When comes along the verdant spring. The poet will be heard to sing And from the garbage pile of time Will prick the ashes of a rhyme The funny man his jokes will crack (The same old jokes, see almanac.) On winter nights will lovers sit For hours and watch the firelight flit. And, when the summer comes, they still Upon the beach will coo and bill. “The oldest man.’’ as in years past. At intervals will breathe his last. In all trades merchants who are wise. As usual, will advertise. In fact, these things and many more. In 1890 are in store. And yet with eorrow Is it fraught: Unhappy year I It ends with navobt Scat! Did you ever see a cat shin up a tree to escape the dogs ? Well buy your ticket over the AV. I & A., and you will find the perfection of rapid transit with luxury and safety. Only 27 hours and 20 minutes, Cin cinnati to Jacksonville, and only 4 hours and 32 minutes, Chattanooga to Atlanta, via the W. & A. R. R. Only 27 hours and 20 min utes from Cincinnati to Jack sonville via the W. & A. R. R. The quickest time ever made. | See that your tickets read over the W. <& A. ( Augusta is rejoicing in the opening ceremonies of her magnificent winter resort hotel, on the Sand Hills, the i Hotel Bon-Air, a costly enterprise ■ looking to a large increase in northern visitors to that city. In a few weeks Savannah will follow with a grand opening of her splendid winter hotel, the DeSoto. The fine hotels of Thom asville have always been crowded with winter visitors, an evidence that Geor gia can successfully compete with Flor ida for this class of visitors. — Atlanta Journal. You can leave Kansas City one morning and reach Atlanta the even ing of the next day if your ticket read i over the W. & A. NO. I.