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Newspaper Page Text6 GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. THE NEWS OF THE TWO BTATE3 TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS. Clarke Chanty’s Negro Murderer Gives Up the starvation Game—A Tmq Goes Through a 3r:dg=—What the Journal Has to Say About the Sword Contest—A Reunion Com memorative of the Fail of Vicke burg, GEORi'.I*. Robert P. Mil a of R ms died ?atu* lay. In celebration of the Fourth of July •everal of the weekly papers * iii omit this week's issue. There was s cegir- in Elberton late Fri day who grad iatei in Oc of t.c „-rga at Athens, Greece. The heirs of Capt. H. P. C th-ao f Rome have jus: revived i, ■ life in surance money. A company is bein; r the purp:* >f ere-ttcg a drst-c.M* -team ginnery at Poweiviile, Coweta Touutv. Dr. F. H. M Herdrson. ' r mar y y s-s president of Bowdon t . 2 na- : ' a elected sorerinleaient of ths TaJapoiwa public school. The result of the clecti r. -.3 1 ra*vf-rJ county last AVeicreiav f r her ns" r n feoce" was a victory fir x fenc. -} s good majority. Ageat>nian had nis bar Cxr ires shirred t - A .:. - them beck when c_e pr.hiru;-n viciorj was announced. Tom Pasca. erl red is .n ;ai- si War renton charged with an assaui: t. per son of an H-yrar-old cti.rei girl near Camak on June 27. The annual meeiir.g :the- M rsiao i Bap tist church m C. wars •* before the fourth cur.day tn August-, to coc tonue until the fifth Ma- day. Fsirb.ru tad a jad del; v*ry Friday s;gst Three prisoners eccapad. but one xiu.i not gel out Th.ee who escaped are: S. Kemp, feo-se stee- nr. Rirr.ar i Sm.tfc. turning gin bouse, and Fayette Smith, arson. Monte rums Rtcc-ri A few days at: Veal, C.axtcc £ Ca cf Oohlocknee sent s twin wstermel :n to Mr uJ that to iadss-1 a vegetable aovelty. They gr.,w from the asm* nu and are r'.oser together than the Siam-.se twins, Many ;*|.i caliad to see it Mrs Edwards and t-er tes ir.o a team loaded with limber cat to Jay bndr • Dan- (Mga, sad i: gave wy is the ce-.ier and the team u r and its ccupan e were treetf- taP-u late '.he r.ver fiftewu feel be low. Neither < :tee persems cr mines wsr, hurt Tbs wag-to was damage! Gcv. Nsrtfaso has pM g.vec t j :C::tL apprrval to the using if ike Kate road kattonaecto mmunlfcac aar-xih-ed a: ns weeks ag:. The give* the :li .esse com pany an sward equiveeft* to fee sisocst f axss p*-i ty ms upcpscy :n the state's prsfrerTT a Ismneisee after sostetndag ever *c :c The nagm Btsriersr poefiasd is C-arks comity ;-a_ astamptal ike start a&m Acdgt in crirr to ctaal tke gv wj gf Hs dues wise* the b6a.uk cap ate-mei a uaar ;<j*s tahsy fe the. 3at Kan u uses nss bssc agpaa.ed be nupes tc *wusp me erteweps ngur U tee sw and n:w eau a hearty saa, lire* use a day. Berry E*rrtl ate k.‘L-i Los Hearty 5 ?;ocj snriT. rst-ti ir* nm-grtt sit imgr-.n. hary <c.: in. 2ti tenet, w-p*rs tm turn i<e*. KmfiSjg fee Ecu uza ifee A(i ub jar ut rsfiasec :•: r.-* .! ;•; ■xr 3c •:* <m ten*; tr.s :j pxif uc is* BcM s: k_. at if n>* if *3. ukcl find, ae* pu. ner csic tte ce her np: ryt ant iT*K%.r backward *c a* teat -jf tit , • ten 1 u !ok<l t: tee 7n*R a.:ris. . Dr l-*rw Carreer "S' *J5s: ;* tux-ptu* : t jbtt • s.n }tm4 t* •tew* -*•■.->£ Tte sucriartr *u r a: rny u j*r. *skh. tt. • iculb-jTf its. rwetTy-tng:: - ear* * V ate Feed* mkoc vt-irgi* r* xsxcs w ctsmmr w etetotra A ~-*r wti: te. amt imt tn.-.S :' .*l. irate S; w-.sl at* Hi .f .;e j.jt. es Fmm it iwa*2t. z. tT *.* •MCI u .' i_y 12— : * it * cf Aulas, ta , ksaafte: : m. Ut Lii* T rijn**? r.i bust sm eve-r - •*.- Cte *a Jnurst aj t-is-it t.r ttecr t:ui. rmai.i’a. un: at tat 2s. bi.tr tv* tua: wau-t Tt w-ttigt f- tat rearr-a of ISF. * at ette-ft - cr. u* :1 tat ?r.t ■mum: me: it .1 .'Tiif* V. L. 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Aad t pa. | pen *t c. *it v at ar .’'trrd e ii.s*d * rt 1 Ed tat rite if 1 *'• Vrr ?<*;• tax a.:; tat rtf. at re it ; a: at*E tat .'r ,-i.a. * j a. ;a mmtrt laTaaf’ '-I t t eta. til Lit r-ett e; wEiot pewntt'* tei .-cmi m hva • 4 ,t-*r ! t-tutl WS IJ till ttr 1-2 TOBIOH ate a*, •aw tU; an :•**-_ pr.te 12 .i-u >f w. : at mart to frtea ad ttat od x aar Letiir > Tfcj* wet stmt v. rats.* tat oaraer dtar &• - ! ti>* raitt ert w k k teats** tte J.-sr .' 4id iiA itst t to rtx- try mi-itr .si of Tfe tts*. and it* rta.’ j.r*d*r*ao* wet as*: ca.t tola# capped !no tbe paper* of rejaiar nixcr.atn tao.. and tt c**a Pope Ca-te-wc. end ctber rent 1 of tte Ouerd* haadte It w. a'dtr far 1 j 0 paper*. Tts order *a* to iar(e tail, after conferee* wLa Use preeraac, .1 *et coa c'aded taet four ■ttrti’.yitd {date*, race with a beUor, coaid be uted in each paptr— tba: U, prxt fur baiiate io eaoh pertr. and that es the order wee really for beil .u, it could be rupthed by sircjslr printing S.VXj paper* with 20.000 billot* in ibecs. In ranciug off a roil i; pirlr.ted 4,540 paptr*. with four tai.o - * to each paper, amount ing; to 18,190 ballots, and Pope Culberson and otter* With him. who bought the papers, were charg 1 fid 60. the regu lar price of the same number of ballots which wa* charged the friea Is rf the other candidate* who purchased paper* with but one ballot to each paper. The insinuation that friend* of one contestant were given the advantage of friend* of another contestant is unqualifiedly faise. The Insinuation that the fne ,d* of one contestant obtained bal lots at less chargee than were made against the friends of other contestants is unquabfi-div f-i'se.’’ H re is the way the ba;lot st od Saturday morn ing: J. if. fiolli*, At anti / naves 16,342; Macon b. Spencer, Atlanta Kifles 10,811; A. C. Sneed, tiate City Guard 10.863; Phil G. Byrd, Hid City Cadets 2,626 : George R. Porbes, Atlanta Artillery 893; Jordan E. Brooks. Savannah Cadets 80; J. B. Park, Jr., Greensboro Rifle* 13<;C. E. Irvine, Irvine Guards 935; Wooten, Albany Guards, 92: Fla:.nery, Irish Jasper Greens, 77: J. F. Wheaton. Chatham Artillery. 191; Rcff Sims. Southern Cadets, 85; T. B. Cabaniw, Quitman Guards, 2-i: Lyinau Hail, Grady Cadets, 18; Price Gilbert. Col umbus Guards, 9; Hardeman, Floyd R ties, 3; ScraseL, Sava .rah Guards, 4; Bailey, Spalding Greys, 5; J. H. Guerrr, Dawson Guard*, 1; E. V. Mailorr. M. L L, 23; Jesae J. Ball, Southern Rifles, 1; J. W. Clarke, Richmond Hussars, 5; Steti Sand ford, Baldwin Blue*, 121; J. W. Weaver, Conyers Vcdunte rs, 5i noilDA The new saw mill at Lakeland will cut abort 36,000 feet of lumber per day and will ampi itj from 40 to 75 nurds. Capt L. M. P-sUard will enlarge his h'tel the Florida house a: Lakeland by tie add'.ti 1: ef twelve tr. re ro n.l Rom ms Dixdir. a Cutan cf K?y W-rt has been arre-ted a*d j ii.fi chargri w —- muting a:: outrage :n ... or. us.;u'-^-* The • .ant Steams: ; C.miari - tf put $25 i>jC in cash inti u rru.it. u a. Jaoka_nT.;> for ret-airs m two i;iu i .The orange grove of I> t -'ij-T at Ov.ek. with sb u! *?-r:y sores • ;as beer. id to FT. G iber! of r u-.ao. N. Y. Tbe pnoe paid a K m’oast. The lows: ;i> bones of a t :xan rkuH, with several weli--. re*>rv-i were found by 1 * graders the u " irsi.ea vii'.e. S -oiy i .-m: and id.-mu ?y r. a: ths other dav Tr* Lake'.a and aohooi trustees have elected for the c u„ng *es:c me f- 6? * f ' a " T \’ae~a f Sww-.'Mr, pr.Sdp*. - i-* toyist b. -.“term *l.:*. -MJ L wapr •rv p fR -f ;.jr* bt*r~ t B* wrv* JMEidt Fwu- 3A coaatjr, rna- ; r U'-i tc Pe.-siwX Master •g. Water, c unty. ma:i:- r-:: J. >. o-n;im.u has been j a pointed p wt.ru?ter a! St. TrrSSL To e firm of Ramos & Rodrigue* f the "E. Vs-a j ' factory at Orla&ic na b*e i.s -ed. "’or. Raunw has g te to New yr. Crbanc Rodrigue*. aa.ste-u : v t:* hriteer, w.ll r-t the fact ry. A: Fort Myers Dr. J. W. Rt-dfieLd has os: pure has-=4 ts t .ty-sv* ac-ta cf land fr.nt.ug :n Riveraste averue, near J. At. Bustu&.’e p:r.e-ppl* farm or. the wee: ‘.if et t t, sand w..i immsdiately improve n ry erect.rg a de dez-h-us*. by fen ring a-4 sett.ng sat in fine-apples, letaucs. limes and orangea The i. his ley Light Infantry at its last tns-*'..nj reoe.ved all the ism :oa t i'.s rank- pa omitted under tir- law. and c w nun t;tey four, rank i fiia It star is 10 • banner cuanrany ■.' :n ‘tat* § r?g s ttaieet. and cAtui* cot to be beht-1 li-ori ;r. the sta:e a r-grds a.l the e.e neru 'f a m t c-r-tatauy. 1 ■ ■ Saturda eight loot a tinef enter -4 toe r>o r. f M.si via t -. :u tr.* c me ef T. L. M ad at La', e Charm, am* r-tae betwew tne tu- : 1 ud lu o'clock, and locking the and r toe: rrfd vat - - 0 ::j f the t - t * • • • : * the gild's trs k and ju:i out a. ni* *r.Aoiug a: rear', there.'., a*ti. a pocketbcck coo taming |ss u found. Tue thief lh*n P - k :r* mupey o.t cf the reck •‘Shock ar and taso tnrew is on the fi and left the only ;r: g :Ls: t- s-emed to :<ar* if t*:ng tie n-opey His fcotprints— slirgf -,~t —were :ra-i*d arr: to Rev. Laws z rr:ve. a-d after making a trot f t.egrcve ft* th -f n: dxibt hap;cne-t to ;hmk tuat h* co.id be ear-iy traok-tu tkrough lie cew.y : low -d croucd. re -rao". his ste-pt and *c: cT m the direc u-cu -A Mr iis*d* tarn. M-. M*ad is :fieri-g s reward cf f-' fjr the capture cf tne culprit. -kW £i.g a . ~ A. L. DESBOUILLONS, THE JEWELER, 21 Eull Street. 17 px 'v * *c* 4u: iv ;ch. r.y line cl .*.:=* at . je u WEscbes :s com pie L) es . : tat :**a ia. .I „r r a*o croire t- ->r. 1 ,* .->.** either ti. back Utrine .- liutaninoa 2: J: vat fl^nraa S I." j 5 is eAfant caaae—Ju the thing for a Weld.eg ! Prewnt. Inamoeii Jew* tr. la-nsts Ping F.new | B-hgs. Line*. I'm u-*..ie etc.. elwets on h*rd. ! cili.-EC-S 15 OPERA GLASSES. A. Ll Desbouillons, iil JBull Street. 1C L. "ice: ice: ice: hi Savaanih Crystal Ice Comp’y. li i**' si' fie: -r.i*r m ;*ar? aa on* would •* k.-. ur !ac:‘.r . fc*-! .sr ia t r .<? Centra: r_.„* : . ur-i we 0&& f car'ioad 10-u ag • * : m •j* c .rttei! us lor pr*cet be : :-r M y~' . i \z - *re -i to.: .a mt ooxb.-e. nor do tre pro : ar *: a*a *e .s a of the put -12: paki-re- a*-*. a.’ :-> a: tie factory. 25>- jor hun fret p. . -f !opc-ut.i upwari v. *ay f v;,e ri*y, fr):. hur dred pounis. -.r on Teu*;.t- ;3e t'u CHARLES A DP.aYTON*. Maoaser, SHOEsC JAMES MEANS & CO/S s?!v J3 Goodyear sb*t at ihn.- eer w-ifsj j J luW-- ' - : I'vjT’.n >■ L *rr dfv T-J I • ei.si MStx* *.l / j aiUrui* 7 P J-:- / * : --V- r ~xrt£s ■ /a, . e-I ■- .- * ' / -sj- i; -■*l -li-je* sltE&i /ij , r /--' -/*!; I 8- -* •• /A v vfe-- t;> \ i. nm* tv. ~!> K; F-iti Ham ot SHOES ftt Men esi boys For j &v BRICK P W Xr-:a A. Y. Limn, Pretdent Vice President. A. rk Faw i,n, Sc ere Ur y and Treearer. Tte Liberty Maunfactaring Cos. u now prepsre-1 to Supply B R I C lv of superior quality, in any quantity. Samples can be seen, aua an 'iispection is united, at the office of the c.mpany. 13 Barnard street, city. A. R. FAWCETT, Secretary’. LUMBER. McCauley, StiM k Ca, Yellow Pine Lumber, ROUGH OR DRESSED. * Planing Mill, yard and office.Gwmnett street, east of 8., F and W. Ry. Dressed Flooring. Ceiling, Mouldings, Weatb erboarding. Shingles, lathes. Etc. Estimates furnished and prompt deiivtry gua an tee-1 r.DUC TIO.N AI.L VEKTOTK MILITARY ACADEMY, Corn- D wall, N. Y. Prep Dept, at Worrall Hall, Peekskill, N. Y'. Cou C. J. WRIGHT, A. M„ President. FOB SALE PORTLAND CEMENT. 4‘)l 1A BARRELS English Portland Cement, ,VU c argo of liars POHONA, now land ing and for sale by C.M. GILBERT & CO. THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1891. medical. “YOUOUBHTTO KNOW. The c rtiinr.ed L?e of mercury mixtures, poisons the system, brings on mercer.al rheumatism, and causes the bones to decay. The use cl S. S. S. forces impurities from the blood, gives a good appetite and digestion, ar.d builds up the whole human frame. . Good Advice. Tbriw years agr I was compelled to throw up rry p.ncc bccausecf Ltood pci r.-n. Hr*. Sprigs' phyvtcAue a=d mer cury c.d ms no gne* Throughtae ad vice cf pc ether I began u.a-nn S. S. 8.. and to-day lac vreli and at work again ' WAst at ere can I say for the aieJsr.BU, except ■g- nit-i 6c l.kevrtsk ' J gin; Nc.-et, Liberty. Tuna. DCO2I ON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES FETE. CASTORIA for Infants and Children. • • Csrterlis sr> w*d] adapted to child, *0 that I .; & f .per.o: to any prescription CSI to se" H A Arche a. It. I;., 11l So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, 11. T. m\\ GOODS. ECKSTEIN’S Great July Sale Will sell on July r, and after those beautiful “Brandenburgs” at 10c. Xow displayed in show window. Whitaker and Congress street lane. Best Yard-wide Bleach, sc. Will sr 1 this week another lot cf Lovely Styles in PINEAPPLE TISSUES at 10s. LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS. oOCts.! LADIES’ SHIRT WAIoTS. 75 Cts.! LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, -SI CO. Fine Lace Lawns at Bc. Figured Monsselines sc. *Bl 50 White Spreads, 90c. LADIES’ FINE BLAZERS ! MISSES’ FINE BLAZERS ! BLAZERS, sl, $1 50 and 82 ! S5 Misses’ReefersforS2 50 Lovely Reefers, with gilt braid, gilt buttons and gilt anchors. 81 25 Silk Glorias for (55c. W ill offer this week the balance of sample - lot of Dolls at Half Pries I W ill begin this wee!" to slaughter the entire STOCK OF LINENS ! Grenadines 1-2 Price ! GUSTO EEKSTHIW 8 HI FURNITURE AND CARPETS. -toTx iy tiie raci;. callTt LINDSAY & MORGAN'S FURNITURE and CARPET STORES AGENTS FOR BICYCLES- See the New Mail, Colum bia and other patterns. Easy * terras made to responsible parties wishing to purchase All seasonable goods for sale cheap. Refrigerators, HZ % / \ \ J/\ Baby Carriages, Mosquito / Ij- \ Nets, Hammocks, etc. Mat- i ting, Window Shades and Carpets cheap. Don’t forget \ : w/6* j us. We are right on the X' Vp.v/ corner. Children Cry for Pitcher’s CastOrfa.' His Son Cured, Mr. W H Hlntaar. of Mean* Yeraon. HI . kvr.tes a foLotv. • One bottle of Swift's Specific (S. i S . cured my son permanantly of a atubbern case of bloodi poison that defied the best tcedicai treat-j meat available. I have reoocaiendedl 6 S 3 . tc others for the blood troubles! and diseases of the skin and have never' known it to fail to cure in any case." i Ca.torfw cures Colic, Const!pct’-n. Sour fct‘ir.ach, Diarrhoea. Lruota T ion, Kua Worms, gives sleep, and promote* di geetion. Without injurious medication. Tbs Cuttack Cghpukt, 77 Murray Street, N. Y RUIFPING. OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOS New York, Boston ani Poiladeiphia. PASSAGE Tu NEW YORK. cabin- S3O 00 rxcTßsiox j* an steerage .... .. 10 to PASSAGE TO BOSTON. CABIN *?: 00 ! EXCURSION* 3; iO STEERAGE It 73 PASSAGE TO PHILADELPHIA. 1 Via NkwYoax.) CAKIN' y-yj jo EXCURSION *lO aIEERaGE UK .C THE rt.arnifiaiPl ateamship* of these lines are app miei tu aail as folloa-a—standard time TO NEW YORK. NaCOOCHF.v, c pi c y-r.r, MONDAY. Ju!v C, 6 K K CHaTTaIT' OCHER. *'-1 ' tl. C. Daggett. WEDNXaL.i ~ July 8, 7 p. jj. CITY OF At* USTa. Capt CaTßaaisc, FRI DAY, Juiy IP, {1 a. a. CITY OF IIRMINGT.VH. Capt. C. S. Berg, a t TL KD..Y’, July 11, 7 p. a. CITY OF SAVANNAH, Capt. G. C. Savagt. JIONDAY', July 13. 11 a. m TALLAHASSEE. Capt. W. H Fisuer, WEDNESDAY, July 13. 13:3U p. m. KANSAS CITY, Cap*. Kkapxov, FRIDAY, July 17, 2 p. m. TO PHILADELPHIA DESSOUO, Capt. Askins, TUESDAY. July 1-", 11 A. a. TO BOSTOM. CITY OF MACON, Capt. Lewi*, THURSDAY*, July 3, 6 a. m. GATE CITY, Capt. Goooiss, THURSDAY. July 16, 1 p. M. Tnrough billi of laJlug giv -n to Ea?t.’rn and Northwestern poiuta and to ports of taa United Kingdom and the continenl For freight or passage apply to C. G. ANDERSON, Agent. Waldburg Buil ling, west of City hlxchanga, Merchaatj’ and Miners' Tncsportatioa Cany. For I3altimore. (STANDARD TIME.) CABIN >!S00 INTERMEDUTS 1 cabin to Washington ie r CABIN TO PHILADELPHIA 1* ■ INTERMEDIATE TO PHILADELPHIA.. 13 SO THT v- £ * T?- f co-ni j-.T *.- sp. p-j.-_.vßj jc se. fraa Sivaarxa far Bala ■Tit LaWRESCS, 'VA St w. S*ow, SATCB- Ia 2 .'-.j &• 4 *. hs'v. Celt. E*u* Foster, THURS- Tj AT. JJ; ;l ; s. ? *_ F! LaWR£;-;-b >j w. Sxow. TUES 5iY. Ja-y Jl. •.•?. k. W” C.H.O'E Cap:. Bsos F<jTSn, SATL'R L.‘.Y . Ju./ 3,i r i Asi ~ Raids-.r* every Tare iga i.-.s of AC!-. - given to -Jl poirts •■re-., a. ;n* aaoofacturiag towns in .Hew Evg-aod. aai to ports of tne Unite Kingdom l. . Lht CoaLnen: W. E. GUEHARD, Agent, Plant Steamship Line. SEKI-wkislt. ?:d Tampa, Key West and Havana. SOUTH-BOUND. I.V Port Tampa Mon. and Tlmr., 10 p. it. Ar Key WeEt Tue*. and Fri. a! 4 p. u, Ar Havana Wed and Sat., 0 a.m. NORTHBOUND. Lv Havana Wed. nd Sst at 12:35 p. a. Ar Key West Wed. and Sat at 9 p. m. Ar Port Tampa Thor*, and Sun , 3 p. a. C-nnectlng at Port Tamp* with West India Fatt Mali trai-i to and from Northern and East ern cities. For sta.er >om accommodations ap ply to F. R. ARMSTRONG, Ticket Agent, Port Tampa. WILBUR McCOY. Q. F. and T. A. EUROPE, We have tickets at lowest prices for Europe and ail parts of the world. For Particulars apply t-, HENRY SOLOMON & SON, ogenfci White Star, Hamburg- American aid Anchor Liue ooean steamers, 173 and 175 Bay sweat. BEAUFORT, PORT ROYALiBLUFFTON, S. C. STEAMER ALPHA H A STIiOBHAR, Will leave every Tuesday and l-.ursd^y. at 11 o'clock a. m,, returning every Tveuae*day and Friday. No fre:,nt re.c-lveu after .u:3d a. i u on r.a * li - days Special trip* to Bluffton every Saturday after no- na: 4 ' 00 c. returning Monday at a. a. For further information, apply to j C. H. MED LOCK, agent, ivatie’s wharf. BANK PUNCH. Automatic Mi PicS. CHEAPEST AND BEST MADE 11OT0 -CIU-.LY MLD. In ue by ibe United StAtei Treasury Depart ment. Price Only S2O, Write for circulars. THE MORNING NEWS, Agents, I savannah, ga HATLROADA Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad" FLORIDA TRUNK LINE-TIME CARD IN* EFFECT APRIL 15. 1831. * | GOING Sul Til—iillAli DOWN. ~ ~ GOING NORTH-REadltp Daily. • Daily. | Daily. D , Uy i lkso ps I 7:(U am Lr Savannah Ari 7:50 pm "ik-iIJH Lv.,., jck Nonvii le Lv ..." pn * B:s3 cm ll:sSaiu,Lv Callahan Lv 1:45 pm T-iiam 1145 am 3:3opm Ar Hawthorne Lv 10:44 am 3 4'nm till am 8:31 pm Ar Silver Springs JL? 9:46 am ~ ' •“* i 5:44 pm Ar Ocaia Lv 9:34 am i:6l ari 436 am 5:14 pm ar Isjeuliurg Lv 7:59a:n *9: 34 f35 am s:4opm Ar Tavares Lv 7:3Ciam .. 9:50pi0 fSJ am f :41pm Ar Apopka Lv 6:3T a-n 7 OirUl 945 am 7:15 pm Ar Oriando Lv 6:05 am 6:50 pm j Ar Kiasimmee Lv 5:7? am 6:97 pm Ar Dade City I,v: 7:l9am 9:45 mn 6:3, am 7:3Bpm|Ar ITantCity L,v 5:57am h! 8:K nm 7:43 am S:iopmiAr Tampa Lv 6:ooam 7:3opnj 2:30 pm 6:3opm Ar Tarpon Springs Lv 7:llam " S:9S pm S:*s pm Ar butherland Lv 6:57 am s:topm 9:43 pm Ar St. Petersburg Lv 5 43 am am *7:04 pm Ar Dunallou Lv *3:36 am 3:08 pm *3-08 nm *0:00 am. *S:oopin Ar Hemocaasa Lv *0:34 am 9:00 pm *2:00 pm SAVANNAH AND FEKNAN’DINa " L ' —— J :5 5 pm 7:0! am Lv Savannah Ar 7:so'pm 5.15 am ■ te' am 3:55 r,m Ar. Fernaudlna Lv 10:10am 6:lopin •Daily Except Sunday. tDinner. ——— Soiiltrr-na Callahan to Tamna and Orlando. Close connection at Tampa with So Fla R. R. for Port Tampa, Key West and Havana. Close connec'ion at Ow- asboro with So Fla R. R for Eat,- a;, i a.-.d I<*rt,w. Cl connection a; Tavares w.th JT. and K. W. Uy. for Sanford and Tltusviile. Puilmaa I-'uffet aieepi-.g cars on night trains. Through short line Jacksonville to New t’rieanj. jac'isonville to rhomaivllK Montgomery and Cincinuntl. Tickets sold and bag-are cheered through to all pnot* 10 the United State*. Canada and Mexico. Send for best man 3 rior-da published, and for any Information desired, to K D. K. MAXWELL. G. M. A, O. MACDONELL. G. P. A.. Jaclrsonvllle. Savannah, Florida and Western Railway^ WaYCROSS SHORT LINE- TIME CARD IN EFFECT MAY 10 1891 * * GOING SOUTH-READ DOWN. ; ' GuiNG NORTH -READ U -7:55 pm 13:30 pm 7:04 am Lv Savannah Ar 12:14 pm 7:50 pm 9:16 aia Khto pr. 2:40 pm BIS am Ar Jesup Lv!o:24atn 5:35 pm 2:48 aru 6:loam UCMpru Ar.. Brunswick, ET. I.v 6:40 am 11:00 pta 1:00 am 4 2lpm 9:l6am tr Waycros*.. ..Lv 9:15 am 4:05 pm 12:85am ..Siam 12:0# pm Ar. Brunswick. B2UW.Lv 7:00 am 7:36 nm 9:3->am 1:48 am 8:05 pm Vr .Albany, ... Lv 4:48 am .' 3:00 pm B:&tauv 7:25 pm 12:00 nn Ar Jacksonville .. .Lv 7:ooain 1:10pm 6:30 nia 6:06 am Ar Live Oak ...Lv '7*3o noa 9:45 am ; Ar.... Gal lesville Lv 3-5.6 nm ♦'*>" 12: J 9pm Ar ... Yald.nrta. Lv 1:48 pm 8:16 pa v :is;srn 1:40 pru AT... Thoinasvflle . .Lv 12:20 pm tf-30 n •Guam 8:30 pm Ar... .Mcntioello Lv 10:25 am 4:30 pm *:*a 3:30 pm Ar.. Mainbrtdge... .Lv 10;00 am 4:4opm pm 4:Jopin A.r ain s:oopm Ar Macon Lv 10:26 pm 3:06 am !...!!!”|!MI". '* 12.43 p ! ...Ar—Columbus Lv 7:4opm I 10:35 am s: 10 pm Ar Atlanta. Lv 7:05 cm 6:30 am 4:60pr0 *:s*-a--. Ar.. .Montgrun -rv, ..Lv! 7:30 cm I B:3oam J iYCr TaFrejs. '' no. 1. JEsup kxekesS. ~^ = n^T 3 ' Lv Savannah 5:5.6 pm Lv Jesup 5 -i saia Ar Jesup 8:30 pm:. Ar Savannah B:lJar sleeping car service and connections: * Trams Nos. 14_and 27 bare Pullman S;eapir.g Cart bttw -en New York, Jacksonville and rert No < > &L re_*nlar iiatioas between Ja42ksonviilo ani Savannah when ar.:* b) jret on or off. *_* a4 ® carry Puilmaa Sl-epors between Savannah. Jaokaonwllie, Mon' c*.:o. Thomaaville ap.l iwW r*r Trains ,Vot 1 6 -,*T and 5 connect at Jesuo for Maoon. Atlanta and the west. Train *' *'• Waycrosi for Alban/, mer/, New Orleans. Nashville, Evansrlile, Cincinnati a- i St. Lou*. Through Pullman Sleeper Wa/cruss to Bt. Ix>uia. Trains 5 and 6 connect with Alabama railway at Balcbridsre for and the West, Tickets aol i to ail points and chacke 1 through; also bloeplnz car berths and sections sec H^^. at J****** r an i t ckefi office, Bu 1 street. J. B OLCVEROB, Ticket Airenn R 0. y 2MINO, Superintendent W. M DA VIDSOX, General A^rent. Richmond &c Danville Railroad Company OPERATING THE ~ ' CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA SOLID TRAINS SAVANNAH TO ATLANTA, ALSO SAVANNAH TO ASHEVILLE N & bcki pcra in artvet juve to. lv9l ‘Tvv&aao tim*. Him virtdiam. t ~ t , i a a.i .) - Birmingham I.T Savannah S:4oa m f: opm 11:30pm ASiaooo. „lJopm 4:ooam iraatvsts, ~..*il -) a m 6:05 am Ar Atlanta s:frpr* 7:00 a m Ar L:r., iu.na.:-. 6:oo aui 9:dd oui TOAOMS AND CHATiA- -a uU'-.y' Lv Bavaanah 6:40 am 8:10 pm Ar Macon. I:Sopm B:6oam Ar Atlanta B:3spm ":Xara Ar Kingston 10:L a m Arßofco. dai’y except Sunday...,,, ll:Asam Ar Chattanooga 11:46 pm l:i4pc>, TO AHKO „.:6.\ A CHArirA. TiAUBtVFIN Lv Savannah 8:10 pm Lv Macon 815 am Lv griffin #:: a m Ar Carrollton l?:10pio 'WB-.iie 2:45pm Ar Coa'tnticoga 6 15pm TO Mil .ir -mi ~ . .. Pj lus vu AIAOON Lv Savannah. BTO ora C:iOsra Ar Macon 3:io a m ltWpm Ar ColumtHsi f:Vn a 8:15 pm Ar Birmingham. ~, ..7: O p ia ArMomphis 6:A3am ....’J...j -• I - fid AN Uf '.r'n.A.’ 3 ia Lyons and Amerlcus. Lv Savannah 7:3 1 am 7-40 pm: Ar Lyons if: i6pru 11:.0pm Ar Amsttoua LOO pm 80 ami Ar Columbus 11:20am Ar Birmingham 7:>6pm Ar Memphis. 6:30 a m i THROiJG-H SCHEDULES TO SAVANNAH. Lv Birmingham 8 00 a m Lv Columbus': £-50pm Lv Americus 1 Amsricia 8;U0 ara *• P m Lv Lyons [ “ Arnsriciu . 2 ;lopm 4:Sdam Ar Savannah J 7:10 pra 7:36 a m Lv Btrmiag am . .... *:<k)a m Lv O-MumOUS i.. xr ...... T ,r nn. Ar SAvaorw*.! \ ift Slacoa. .. ’ c[w an i I.v Montgomery T~ r:ii pm . :4oa*7i LvE ifauia - via Maoon. 10:25 p m 1 J:o6am Ar Savannah } 6:2opm 6:90 am •pa-.iy except Sunday +Sunday onlv. " V. on nisht trains botween savannah an 1 Asheville via Augusta: Savannah and n c° aca A'-lunta; savannah an i Columbus; Savannah and Montgomery Solid train* between Savannah and Columbus via Americus. uuigouicri. aoi la dally. 1 Sunday exTOpte anaSil 2M P ' ly - Guyton 3:30 p. in.; ar. Savannah 4:30 p. m. m Ketumng, lv. Savannah 6:00 p. m., +: 18 p. ra.; ar. Halooyn coyndaie a“d MUlen, 1 " 01 ” 3avannall WiU St<sp at Guyton a ° a mako a!l re^'lar tops between Hal. wTr^£ UW ? / I T ia ’ Milledgevilleand Katonton should take 6:40a. m. train. For Carrollton, Ft Gsmaa, Talbotton, take 8:10 p. ra. train. ’ Ticket office 13 Bull street and Denot. M. H. GRqEN. Gen -Manager. V. E. Mi BEE, Gen. Supt. POL HAAS. Traffic Manager. 1 TAYLOR. Gen. I avenger Agent. F. T. CHARLTON. Passenger Agent * iULMyAO, Charleston and Savannah Railroad Schedule ia Effect Jano 7, IS9I. r PHAINS leave aai arrive at Savannah bv i Standard time, which is 38 minutes slower ti.an oily time. Tiuie at Charleston, 73th me ridian . NORTHWARD. No. SO*. No. H*. No 78*. No. 42t. Lv Sav —8:36 am 10:39 pm 8:10 pm 8:43 pm Ar Beuf't..tll:l2am 5:25pm Ar Ali'd'le.. 1 l:v am +6:53 ptu .. Ar Aug.... 1 SO pm Ar Watt'b’.. 10:30 pm S:10 pm Ar Char. ..12:10 pm 3:03 pm 12:36 am 9:20 pm SOUTHWARD. No. lit. No. 83+. No. 27*. No. 39;. No. 41 Lt Charleston +:U)atn 2:55 pm 4:ooam 4:06 pm 7:loam Ar WaPerboro Lv Augusta Lv Beaufort Ar Savannah ...,11:30am 6:22 pm 6:44am 7:35 pm •Daily*Da:ly except Sunday. fSunday only. Tran No 14 stops at stations between Savan nah and Yemassee on signal, and at Green Pood. Train No. 78 stops only at Montleth, Harlee vllle. Ridgelaud, Coosawahtchie, Green Pond. Lavenel Trams No. 15. 35. 36. 39, 41 and 42 stop at all stations Trains 36. 14. 78. 27 daily; 15 an, 133 daily except Sunday. Trams 39, 4! and 42 Sun day only. No connection to or from Waiterboro on Sun dir. For tickets, Pullman car reservation* and other information apply to J. B. OLIVEROS Ticket Agent, 22 Bull street, and at depot. E. P. >1 SWINEY. Gen. Pas*. Agent. O. S. GADSDEN, Superintendent. KIESLING’S NURSERY^ WHITE BLUFF ROAD. PLANTS, Bouquets, Designs. Cat Flower* x AumisAed to order. Lea re orders at Da Vlg BROS.', cor. Bull acd York sta. The Belt Rail fl/purj tkr jutf-u ihe uuraery. Telephone W3 TO SPARTANBURG AND AbHEViLLF. :Lv Savannah. ll:*>p m Ar AuKUs.a 6:J5 a m .. ArSMrrflnburg J;sopm . Ar fiat Ruck 4: hi pm Ar Readsrtoo villa 4 32 om * Ar Asheville PO.hEW uRUtAKa VIA MACON <S ATLAKT X ArMomi ... 7 :: i?t2 ’tilOpS TO N'E ORLEANS v7*Ma(X>N ACCiLUMBUd Lv Savannah 8:40 am !:U a l r ni2 C '' n fc I:topm C9O a at ArOoiambna 8:15 p !n 6:fsa 5 Montgomery io:sJat* Ar Mobile j.ej a m Ar New Orleans y : oo aas NEW ORLEANS > IA MACON A EOT* 11f..~ Lv Savannah f;4oa m eiWuta Laipni can,, ArEufaula 4:!)pca Ar Montgomery 7:36 am 7: p m Ar Mobile l:sspui &08ani iAr New Orleans 7:t) p m 7kX)a m TO ALBANY VIAMACON ' Lv Savannah 6:40 am 8:10 p m Lv Macon 7:00 pm 10:30 a ta I,v Amoneus 9:4 pm 1:08 pia LvSimthvUle 10:25 pm 2:06 pm iAr Albany I:lspm 2:56 pm Lv 8:17 a m 3:* pa. Ar Ba*na& i _ 6:20 ptu 6:30 a a Lt Atupurta a p7 a ~l;Mo n* ArSaTaaaah..„’2o.2j m 6:*Jp o ,00a n Ly ibnay I 2.l6ara 12:3J p m I.T Macon -v.a Maoou. .11:00 a m ll:pm Ar Savannah ) 6;<so pm 6:30 a ra Lv Atlanta ............ MOlffl f:lp a, 1 LvaU* lllOOara llsilp m Ar oavanaah 6:Sjpm 6:30ar0 SUBURB A* RAILWAY®;' " Tybes Schedule; Richmoud & Danville Railroad Operating the Central Railroad of Georgia TO TAKE EFFECT JULY 2d, iS9I Ll^^' r^I ‘^-Slanda,dTim,-Lx av* Tvbib in „ < ■ &- m. e-l I. 1U fi. IQ .... ... *ll -Ak ___ **•?:• s 5:00 p.m .... s**£ • :15 p. m. Traius marked thus * carry freight. JL?S.“ y .P 6 '},"!?". Da - vs Tuesdays and Fridai si the rate will be for round trip: Whole Tiosets, 35 cents; Half, 21 csdis, 1 ass ngarg arc required to purchase ticket! who wish the b*ne3t of excursion rates. J. L. TAYLOR, E. T. CHARLTON. T. S. Mo'iße‘. Superintendent. ***” AgePt ~ MACHINERY. McDoDoogii it BallantynV IRON FOUNDERS, Machiohts, Boiler Makers aad Biactsaith% MAKfKiCTUitXKS OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINE*. VERTICAL AND TOP RUNNING CORN MILLS. SUGAR MILLS and PANS \ GENTS for Alert and Union Injectors the 4A simplest and most effective on the market- Gullett light Draft Magnolia Cotton Gin the best m the market. All order* promptly attended to. Send fo Price List. OLD NEWBPAPEBS—BOO for ATcenU-al Business Offlce Morning New*.