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GEORGIAN.
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,
$1.00
cm »n arcount with a LITTLE HOME BANK and book or with the
S!!k only I» 'he 7
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF
the NEAL BANK
Interest allowed nt the rate of THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CE
PER ANNUM, compounded semi-annually.
. H. THORNTON. President. W. F. MANRY, Casl
s ’ H. C. CALDWELL. Asst. Cashier.
erHflOLS AND COLLEGES.
8CHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
DONALD FRASER SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Prepares for College, Georgia Tech and Annapolis.
Thorough courses? Excellent homo-lifo* Fine Discipline. Opens
c.ntember 13. For handsome catalog, write ,
GEORGE GARDNER, Principal, Decatur, Oa.
TWENTY.SEVENTH session
BARILI SCHOOL OF MUSIC
For the Higher Art of Piano Playing and Singing and a thorough
MUSICAL DEVELOPMENT.
Director Alfredo Barllt.
School Reopens Monday. September 3. 1906.
Studio# O07-5OS Lowndes Building, and Residence Studio:
83 WEST FIFTH STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
THE SOUTH'S LEADING MILITARY COLLEGE-PREPARATORY HOME SCHOOL,
GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY
COLLEGE PARK, GA.
Limited to 8i) boarding pupils, with ten teacher*. Special preparation
for Southern colleges, tlradudtea uccepted by colleges without exami
nation. parent* cordially Invited to visit and Inspect the school befors
entering their sons elsewhere.
COLONEL J. C. WOODWARD, A. M., Pres.
WESLEYAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
MACON, GA.
Oldest and Best.
Wesleyan _ Conservatory
of
Musio, Macon, Ga., Lsrg.
eat and Best.
Srhoola of Art, Elocution,
Physical Culture, Bookkeep
ing. Typewriting and Stenog
raphy equally as good.
Expenses the lowest, and
health record unequalcd.
Accommodation, for a few
more.
First entrance day, Septem
ber 10: opening day, 11.
Class exercises resumed 14.
GUERRY, Prest.
AMUSEMENTS
™ BIJOU
OPENING OF THE SEASON.
WEEK BEGINNING TONIGT.
Matinees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Haverly’s Mastodon
Minstrels
A WIFE BEATER
Crowd in Baltimore See Man
Kick Woman Into
Street.
By Private Leased Wire.
Baltimore, Md„ Sept. 3.—A young
woman's screams attracted a police
man and a crowd on West h'uyette
street today. They saw a man drag
the woman out of the house, knock
her down with Ills flat and kick her
Into the street. The man was George
W. Bishop and the victim was his wjfe.
But for the timely arrival of the police
Bishop wnulij have been roughly han
dled by the Indignant citizens, as
threats of lynching were being made.
Tlie woman told the police she left
her husband seven months ago because
of 111 treatment: that she returned to
him recently, butlost night had to flee
>k refuge at a
from hi* home. She tool
boarding house, where he found her
today, and renewed his savage attack
ujion her. Bishop la locked up for pu.
lice court.
BLIND TIGER DID
HEAVY BUSINESS
full-grown Mind tiger wan running
overtime nt 86 Old Wheat street Sunday
afternoon, when Officers Coogter, Hollia
and others swooped down on the place.
Jack Hell; hfa wife, Halite, and seveml other
negroes were captured and Rent to the sto-
tlon.
Business was good nt the tiger, to Jud
tmttiea cull(tii
(Kittle*, full
Judge llrnylen, who had Just returned
hts mention, fined Jack Bell, the pro-
r. ST*o nnd costs, while Bailie Hell was
$16. That running a Mlml tiger Is
produced 165 and paid both tines.
PRIMARY OCTOBER 15
FOR APPELATE JUDGES
8am«* Bijou Prices. Sale Opens Friday.
SPECIAI, MATIXKK LABOR DAY.
CASINO
MARIST
MONDAY, SEPT. 10TH. ,
HIGH SCHOOL Course*: Classical,
Technological, Commercial;
TECHNOLOGICAL course, with cer
tificate for "Tech” freshman
clan;
BUSINESS course, complete: Short
hand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping
TONIGHT AT 8:30 AND THE REST
OF THE WEEK,
=Right Vaudeville^
INCLUDING THE THREE COATE8,
AND JOHNSON «. HARTY.
Order Seats. Bell Phone 236 North.
etc.:
ALSO 5th. Gth, 7th, Ith grade pro
grams.
CITY SCHOOL TEXT BOOK8 USED
THROUGHOUT.
Phone 782 or 1596 for catalog.
Rutter: Come to building
PEACHTREE AND IVY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND ALL SUPPLIES AT
JOHN M. MILLER CO.’S,
39 MARIETTA ST.
ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT?
Linseed Oil la the life of paint. See
that it is pure. Spencer Kellogg Old
Process Linseed Oil la the oldest
brand In the United States. Sold by
P. J. COOLEDGE & SON.,
Atlanta. Savannah.
GEORGIA NEWS
IN, PARAGRAPS
County Orttorisal Contest.
Special to The Qeecgtaa.
Hoiper, Go-, Sept. 3.—The oratorical
contest held here Friday by the ichoota
of Banka county, won a success
throughout. Mias Ruth Turk, of Ho
mer, received first medal and Master
lVillle- Ray received second medal.
Lightning Destroy* Barns.
Special to The Georgian.
Tugslo, Qa., Sept. 8.—Last Wednes
day night at 13 o’clock lightning struck
the bam of V. A. While, one of the
moist prominent citizens of Stephens
county, destroy ing two large barns,
several bales of cotton, and farming
Implements. It was only by heroic
work that the stable and stock were
saved.
—Yr«j.
1LL\ OVER BLUFF
TO SAVE NEG1LO BOY
8|iwl«i -,-1... Georgian.
Savannah, Ga, Bept. 3.—Dr. J. C.
mol hart, „f , h |, c | ty> Bnd Mr . SU | C ,
Dunbar, „f August*, had a narrow ea-
'“pc from death at Thunderbolt yes
terday afternoon while driving In Dr.
otothart's automobile. Dr. 8tothart
**' * " mn| l negro urchin In the rond-
f. who had become confused by the
"Wria.-hlog machine, fand realizing
oat quick action waa necessary to keep
“uni killing the boy, he swerved the
"(■nine, which ran over the bluff,
,U J >- f«t high. Dr. Stnthnrt nnd
,' r Dunbar escaped with bruises, sl
ough the machln* was badly smashed
mlvation army officers
INSPECT PROPERTY.
“MU r„ Til, Georgian.
Anni.ton, Ain, Sept. 3.—Adjutant
wgsrty. of Atlnntn, and Caiitaln Bob-
' " f ”'0 local Hatvatlon Army corps,
return*,! InaS * .
Smith Delegate* Named.
Special to The Georgian. -
Dublin, Gu., Sept. 3.—The friends of
Hon. Hoke Smith received Friday
morning a list of the delegates decided
upon by the successful candidate for
governor (o represent I,atirens county
in the Mncon convention, which meets
Tuesday, September 4.
Governor Favors That Date.
Convention Nominations
Might Hurt Court.
1 /TLarge Residence Lots O£2
JU AT AUCTION J O
on This Great Opportunity to
Own a Home.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1906,3 P.M.
Governor Terrell thinks that It would
Imperil the fate of the amendment
providing for the new court of appeaU
If the atate convention Tuesday should
nominate three candidate* for the
pierce.
It might make the friends of the oth
er four or five dosan candidates Indif
ferent or antagonistic to the amend
ment, and tbls same view le actuating
the leaders of the Hoke Smith cam
paign to be a little wary of thla ques
tion. ,
Governor Terrell said Monday that
aboqt October 16- would be a good
time to hold a primary to nominate
these judges. That would give ample
time for the returns to be tabulated,
*o that the nominee* could be voted
for at the congressional election the
Tuesday after the first Monday In No
vember.
DR, ELKIN-SUCCESSOR
TO LATE DR, COOPER
tv #. Elkin tv lit ih*» la If
turner 1*. Cooper In the than- of
era ecology o ml ohatetrk-a in toe Atlanta
rntipw of Pbyefetons and ffnfjpyint, Dr.
Klkln I* dean of the collie.
Work Is progressing most satisfactorily
on the new 376,000 building of the colli*#*.
and It will pratiahly In* ready for occu
pancy i>u or nlmtit (HrthfT 1.
Money donated the colleg.
. . —• ,
uQdl
THE PRIZES GIVEN
will be $100.00 in Gold divided into ftvg prizes of $20 each. .A ticket will be given to every person 16 years
and over who will have a chance at these prizes whether they are purchasers or not. So be on hand and have a
good time and see the good work go on.
THESE LOTS
arc within seven minutes ride of the business cen
ter. North Decatur ear or Inman Park to Clifton;,
take ear at Silverman’s corner. Car will carry you
to the property. Get off cars at Glendale Park.
THE TERMS
TERMS
Ten per cent Cash and $10,00 per mouth with 7 per
cent interest.
THESE LOTS
are large and beautifully located between the Mc
Lendon and DeKalb avenues (in Edgewood) with
wide streets.
of this Sale will be so easy as to give every laboring BUYERS
man the opportunity of buying liis’own home and ™j, 0 : m .
who improve the lots can either sell or rent them
may
before the paint dries on theiil. The property all
. round is being thickly built with houses, etc.
These Lots Face on Electric Lines.
For information and plat call on
stop paving rent.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
an opportunity to buy a lot so easy that he
make money while he sleeps.
EVERY SPECULATOR
the chance to plant a few dollars in real estate from
which he mav reap a golden harvest.
J. W. FERGUSON, Auctioneer. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG, Uth Floor.
Tn case of rain or bad weather we will sell on September (ith.
C. W. SMITH,
“ORDER AN UNDERTAKER "
SAID WOULD-BE SUICIDE
AS HE DREW A REVOLVER
RAILROAD SCHEDULES/ SOUTHERN RAILWAY
fCTtrAS'iV'ArirAS'Tie itAiuiuJB:
ttpevtsl to The Georgian.
Mobil*, Ala., Bept. 3.—Requesting
those near him to order an undertaker.
Daniel Todd, a local railroad mast,
whipped a revolver from hla pocket and
shot himself In the left breast, at the
home of a friend late .last evening. He
will probably die.
Todd gava a* the reason for the
shooting of himself that he waa dis
heartened and tired of Ufa.
YOUNG BOXER IS KILLED
BY A BLOW OVER HEARI
Physicians to Mcst.
Mpeelnl to The Gcurgltm.
Dublin. Ga., Sept 3.—The Laurens
County Medical Association will hold
a meeting In this city next Tuesday.
T,.e assoc Intton Is eompoaed of most
of the physicians of the county, and
a large attendance Is expected.
New Ice Plant for Dublin.
Hpeefal do The Georgian.
Dublin, Oa., Sept. 3.—Dublin la to
soon have one of the largest lee plants
In Oeorglu. The capacity of the plant
will be forty tons per day. and with
this rapacity the people of Dublin and
surrounding territory will have all the
Ice they need. Messrs. A. and N. M.
Block, of Macon, have decided to en
large the plant'they sow have to this
capacity.
Return from East.
Mperlal to The Gcorglta.
Macon, Ga.. Pepl. 3.—Lee Wages,
lerk of the city market, and K. O. Mi
nor and W. H. Htsmbridgs, city Bre
men. have returned from « visit to
Washington, Gettysburg. Harpers Ker
ry. and other eastern points of Interest.
Kiwis I to The Georgia i).
Kills Fifteen Rettlesnekes.
Warrenton, Ga., Sept. 3.—At
frturnci last night from Jacksonville, j home, nine miles from this place. A.
"h"» they held servtcm. and In.bocod /■ I-ockett, yesterday killed fifteen ret-
Z 'TZTL'SZ* 5? br0 1,!t'r n long" Just a T‘week ago Mr Lockett
'hat chi ’ Th^iai. K “. n ? y Ad ? 1 !!"'. ,,f killed another snake which measured
l» , wli know definite-1 p| e|,t feet and which hud twenty ret-
unm iiL , " ta ke In the mattering,,
of i,i , t,e,,r from Major Berrlmnn,
s, m .. ? n, *-.*lw> l« at the head of ths
English China
i — vogue for Kngllsh China
Him Vi, met ** ,mr charming culler-
*P* T pa ‘crvlccs. sets of
iro« te pl ^T*“ |D P aMcrns «*
^aier & Berkele
Dash for Liberty.
Kpeetel to The Georgian.
Valdosta. Ga.. Sept. 3.—Chosen by
her three ronvlct companions to set
the pace In a concerted preak for liber
ty, Cable Rogers, one of four negro
women on the gang, gave the guards
the most spirited clwso here Friday
that they had had lately. After a
vain chose of the guards, bloodhounds
were brought t» the scene and the
women was finally rounded up where
•he had taken refuse on » log In the
center of a pond.
nlllllfllTII .*111111 III * "HI MuhWIUK, I
•h will tio known in Uie nilure u* the | piinuiee.
icgle Pathological Institute. in pehull
By Trlrate LeukinJ Wire.
Harrisonburg, Va., ’ Bept. 3.—Chnrjcs
Crlgley, aged 14 yeara, was killed at
Jdnvllle, four n#le* north of Harrison
burg, Ituit night. Crigley wax «truck
over the bean by Clay Campbell, i
10-year-old boy, and expired In five
An inyewtlgation wan made
in beimif of the nuthorltlea, but no ar-
reats have been made.
Crigley and Campbell wefe boxing,
according to the beet information ob
tainable today. Ho struck Campbell a
blow and the latter retaliated with u
blow directly over the h^art. Crigley
•taggered for u moment find then fell
to the ground. He wa* carried to n
store where he expired without regain
ing conBclouenwa.
N T a—IJepnrt T«^-
73 SpwJAtLa,,, 3:31 lira) A xffAetla-lltS Pm
•93 NnslivlUe*..ll:tr» ntn !*2 NanjivUle.t:6'J pm
75 Mnrlotta... 2:6» pn»i 72 Marietta.. 6^0 pm
MNiuWlc. 7:3S pm• 4 K* tUtllle. pnf
lTA7Tr>F ril?tmnT^“irAi 1 j\V aYT '
_ Arrive Prow- | . Impart To- h
8aTMonab,..,.7:l«>
Trains Leave Atlanta, New Terr
8teti<> n * corner (Vlitchell and
Madison Avenue.
N. U.—Follotvluh *>c1iudulo Oku
“ — TSfi
llabcd only
only
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puli*
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SI, DAILY. IsOCiil to |ilr-
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piJhtfhaai t 11 '* - r
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fliCOP .
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Arrive From— I Itepart To-.-
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Arrive*
IsOflaPllIe 3;I6*
•Moulxomory 5:") n«j
[*5Ioiiig , nt*ry. I 1S;44 pm
LGceV^e , m awlSjnnijfe.V.*. I-JO pu!
dfiaigomerv. ,1.t0 pmrkiont/m'ry.Ii :«• run
Ail other uaJue dally <4tapt iiui..
a'l tiah'V of Atiasti ivi Vevt Vein*
FlaUktutl Co,u>fiaJ arrive nc uu4 fiupui-t
rrom Atlanta Tormlnul atn*ion. corner ol
r »'f Ma.naop av.er.ua.
tTEsVifitglA BAiLrtoAP.
lAuguata i:6i
Cotiyera C:45 nmiLitbo
Cor in;; ton " I
onla..., ,i#
— uintiua. Arrive.
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6;i5 A. JJ.-. o. 12. DAILV. lac
Biouawlck auu JoeLso
il to .Mnci
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ifltk 4 P. *il; .Lick-oard.f 1:40 p m.
T:M A: St3, DAM.Y.-pii '•
Btruiiii^ltiiiu. sMfuipL:j. Kaluga Cit.
Coioruilo Bpriug::. Arrivoa M<.uipl*to
P. w.l ory J;4(V ». m„ ami •*-«lora«la
bprintfa 3:l.i n. ni.
1M A. M.-no. 12 DAirsY.-I.ocm to
Charlotte, Danville. Hlchmon.J au.l Actio-
Vllle.
7A. M.-N 7. DAILY, ChatUn
Goea to San Francisco.
Hpcrlnl to The Georgian.
Huntaville, Ala., Sept, 3.—W.
Halea, former aaaisUnt caahler of the
local office of the Southern railway
haa been promoted to chief bill clerk
In thin city. Leslie Knnis haa been pro
moted to city ticket agent, succeeding
I In r vie Hall, who gooa to Sun Frun-
cInco, and Kuatls Windham haa been
made aaalxtant eaahfer.
Drilling Anothar Wall,
special t« TUtf Georgian.
Huntsville, Ala., Sept. 3.—The New
York-Alabuma OB Company la drilling
well No. 2 in West Huntaville, a few
hundred yards east of the big gamier
they brought in ti few weeks ago iglth
an approximate flow of one million feet
of gna a d»ty.
EMORY PROFESSOR
COMES TO ATLANTA
BEST ON EARTH
ATLANTA DENTAL OFFICES
39J Whitehall St.
i’bone -5C3 J. for Pr. Lanier or Dr.
I-ovelace.
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND ALL SUPPLIES AT
JOHN M. MILLER CO.’S,
39 MARIETTA ST.
gpccliii to The Georgian.
Kiuory College, Oxford. Ga„ Kept. 3.—The
opening, on Kepi ember 19, will flnd a Hum-
|>er of Important changes In the Kmory
college fm uKy.
|fr, Stewnrl U. Hoberta, who lu»» Iwm
professor of biology Since 19W, hnx resign
ed, nnd accepted a position on tbu faculty
of the Atlanta Kclrnol of Medicine nnd
Surgery. Dr. Itoborta wu» given nn M.D.
degree by the Atlnntn College of 1‘hyal-
dans and Sonpvoi In 1W>, and was grail-
tinted with nn A.B. degree from Kuiory
college In J90i
glnce then the degrees of mnutcr of
science nnd bachelor of aclpnoe have been
conferred on hint by the I'ttlvernHy »f Chi
cago. The chair »f Idfdogy will Im? filial
* “ feasor
N. fiuncan. whi». for the
by I’roi
past year, uop nmrnjn* ° ”* “'T' 1 " r
to t’lnrk nnfversltr, nt Worcester. Mn**.,
where he received the degree of f’h.D.
Profe**or Dmnitn was professor <»f biology
nt Kmory during the IMS-Ufti *e»*lon, sinl
sines tIh*ii hn* l»een profeanor of chetnl*-
trv. Prefc*w»r Dnncnu rwrlwl A..M. nnd
A.B. dpgrvps from fiidfaiin milvcralfy. f«»k
si post-gradunte course III bbrtogy. nnd linn
it**i*teu In chcmUtry nt Iigllnnu and South
western nnivi-raltle*.
Sam Jones Tabernacle
Meetings, Carters-
ville, Ga.
On Septentjier 15th to 23rd. Inclu
sive, the Weirtcrn and Atlantic rail
road will sell tlcketa from Atlanta-
Dalton and Intermediate atatlons, to
Carteravllle. at rate of one fare for
the round trip.
Sam Jones will be aaslsted by
ICraaKSlIst Oliver and other mlnlaters
of renown. Prof. E. O. Excel! will
havo charge qf U: music, and other
gospel singers of not* will attend.
Three servlee* eneh day, 10:30 a. m.,
3:00 p. m. and 8:00 p. m., and the
people of Cartersvllle will welcome
the great crowds with the samo hos
pitality they hare always shown.
CHAS. E. HARMAhj,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
.IV A
( Hi-purt T,
Wrntblimuu.,
pjjK8BS3u»: il |:s
WOMAN IS KILLED
IN PANIC IN CAR
a. DAILY.—ijocnl f.,
By I’rlvstp I^mnmI Wire.
Chicago, Kept. 3.—In a |«nlc In
West Twelfth street trohey ear, caused
by the short circuiting of the current.
Mrs. Afina Bdclhart* was killed nnd
Miss Anna Itoblneon waa seriously In
jured yeaterday.
Several other persons suffered minor
injuries In tin efTort to eai'ajne from the
car.
Pmfe*
i»rc tld* year.
pllc<l l»y J. I*.
Iiirrny.
ill lb*
ippllifl l»y J. I*. HhtiigbT. Jr., of Don
...dumnllh*, Gu. Profrwtor Hhlngkw wns
graduated from Mcn*cr nnlvomlty. after
which h«* took n |H**t-gmdiiiite course in
chcmlHtry at the I'nlvcrslty of Georgia.
lJH**r In* received tin* master of *c|enc«
degree from the MsMSebupett* Institute «»f
Ti'i-hnology. a« B«*t**n, Mass. Professor
Hliliigier will teach chemistry nt Kmory for
only one year.
Blind Tiger Cate Called.
Hpcrtfll to The Georgian.
Fitzgerald. Ga., Kept. 3.—The trial «>f
the men arrested on the charge of run
ning a htfnd tiger was commenced Sat
urday and consumed the greater part
of the day.
"WHEN IN THE COUR8E of hugtap events it becomes necessary" to
build a house, a home, a hovel, g hut, a barn, a bungalo, a factory, a tene
ment, a shelter, a shack, a shed or any place requiring roofing, consult
us about Vulcanite. It is the logical thing to use, for reasons too
numerous to mention. People who have bought Vulcanite are buying
it when they need roofing again. There are facts which actuulty hap
pen and they speak louder than words. It docs not require expert
labor to apply ft. It is recommended by the National Board of Un
derwriters und Southeastern Tariff Association. "You can put it on."
ATLANTA SUPPLY C0„
SOLE STATE AGENTS FOR GEORGIA.
29-31 South Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ga.
J. C. GREENFIELD, Prej. C. h. PEEK, Sec'y.
or
See that this Seal Is on every Rolf.
to 9uj,
Throjilfc
i|..n kIiuvIIh*. „
n.UM'.-r _
sleeping cur nnd uny' easkbcO to KirtuinT
huin. Arrlrep Ulrmiughuo 9:lj
MemphU 7:J6 i», m.
4JU P. M.-Xo. K DAII.Y, exc
day. ”Mr I due B»*!lc” to 'rocc««i.
4:SD P. M.—No. -2. DAII.Y.-Gr
Coiumbti'i. Pullman pulacc sit-i i
hint d.ir Cnorhr#.
4:35 l\ SI.-No. 2X DAILY.-I-oca
ettevlla* slid Fort Valley.
4 JO p, M.-No. II*. DAILY.-
ilrtiwing riNim ac.d sleepln/ .nr*
duustl swl UssisWs sail ’iwumi.o.,,. ts
I.oiilsvllb*. Arrive* Itonu* 7:20 p. in.: D.iltoii
k|>. tu.i Chettsn<N»gu •*:5T. p. in,; .Memitliis
s::i> n. ui.. D*als.ville SJU u! m.; St. bums
“ r ,u .i Clnelnuatl 8:19 *.. »>.
4:15 P. M.-No. Si, DAII.Y.-M iK. h .-.it
•tope. I«0ctil to Heflin; arrives Heflin w;,)
P 1Dt5 P. U.-sfk 14. DAILY.—Worlds Lin-
lt.il A *011.1 vi**tlbu:«-.i train iu Ju.-Uw*a-
vlllc. Flit. Through *1— ping enr* ami deg
co.ichcs to .!a< Ksojivtilf ai,,| liruirsvvk K: \f-
rive* JnekKonrifli' 3 V) n. m.; brun»ui<-k
8 it. m.: 8t. AagnxrifM- 20 n. rn.
UJU P. 51-No. 9?. DAH.Y.-Ttaouak
Pullman drawing room sn-.'i.liig .nr. At-
l4libj t to Khrcv»|»Ort. -..H-nl Atb^iiM
ui.; Vlckslmrg. 4:u5* n. m.;*Ni
>llorsH*ra open to reoe
1* NIGIIT-Xo. X. DAILY.—Vllltv.l
luAu
carp to l
Ahlievllle. CNiSches t». Wii-*|
enr* eerre nil meal* «>n
\Vn*hington 9:30 p. m.; Now Yo
laOesi Atiiuitii-Cnerbi'ti- wl.vp
re«i*iv*» i>H«u*>iiger* et 9J9 p.
Atlnntn-A*b»»vlIIn abn*rr own
Ticket OfTI«* No. I f.-n.-htre*.
Peters Ik'illdlng, and new Term
Both 'PhoiM-i. Cltv office, 142 i
No. 2. on Tennliml exchange
IPiUM
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