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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Matters and Things That Make Up the
Daily Humdrum.
low Prices Bealized for Volusia
County’s Orange Crop Four Men
Saved From Drowning by the Life
Saving Crew on Santa Rosa Island
—A Saw-mill Burned Near Dublin.
GBORGIA.
JW .!g hare been submitted to the city coun
cil of Quitman for putting In an electric light
plant.
Enterprising men of Cochran are consider
ing the advisability of having the town
lighted bjr electricity.
Gregory Renkl, one of the eldest and most
prominent of Augusta s i .orman citizens
died Saturday In the 77th year of his age.
In Burke county, up to date, there are not
nearly o many mortgages recorded this year
as for the corresponding season last .year".
There is a man In Stewart county, who has
fodder in his barn that was gathered In lSt'S
twenty-nine years ago-and It Is still bright
and sound.
Dr. Warren A Candler succeeds Rev. W. D.
Anderson as presiding elder of the Oxford
district, and divides the salary with Mrs.
Anderson.
The mining property known as that of
James London, situated near Auraria. was
sold a few days ago by lames L. Black to F.
O. Denham, of Ohto, for ft,ooo.
The stockholders of the Cochran canning
factory met Wednesday afternoon and per
fected organization by electing officers, ap
pointing committees, etc., preparatory to
commencing operations.
It was reported at Augusta Saturday that
Henry Miller, a constable of that city, had
been mnrdered In Lincoln or Columbia
county while trying to make an arrest The
report had not been verified at last accounts.
There is money in raising Buriev tobacco In
Whitfield county. W. J. Painter, one of
Whitfield’s best farmers, raised WOO pounds
on one acre, and cured It tn the sun without
expense. He sold it and cleared $85.50 on the
acre.
The Dalton Argus of Saturday says:
“Charles E. Richardson was expected to die
at any moment when this was written yester
day afternoon. He stuck a nail in his foot
while hr ukitig some kindling, and has been
suffering intensely with a combination of lock
jaw and Mood poison for a week past. His
life has been despaired of since Wednesday.'’
At Cochran last Wednesday morning the
6 year-old son of Eliza Gordon, oolored, was
so badly burned that he died a tew houra
later. The child was standing near the tire
place when his clothing tot tire and burned
nearly off betore his mother could roach him.
There was no one with him except his little
sister, who tried to extinguish the flames by
throwing water over him.
The saw mill of Capt. Hardy Smith, located
about three miles southwest of Dublin, was
destroyed by tire on Tuesday night last, ’lhe
cause of the Ore is unknown, vv. ('. Bishop,
who was in the mercantile business at Dub
lin ad was burned out on Dec 31. last, had
Just taken charge of the mill and was operat
ing it. A negro house near the mill was de
stroyed by lire on Saturday night.
Mrs. Jackson, the oldest person in Gwin
nett county, died last Monday, she was born
on Feb. 18. 1793. and was. therefore, 101 years
and 8 das s old. She was u consistent mein
her of the Methodist church, and had at
tended every meeting held at Lav.renceviUe
camp-ground since its location sixty years
ago. She was very vigorous, both mentally
and physically, up to a few days before her
death.
Waynesboro True Citizon: Virgil Bell, wan
dering over the old battlefield near Waynes
boro last Wednesday, found tn a b neh auout
eight of the Entield rifle conical balls, i hese
were each once united by a paper atta h
ment which contained enough of venomous
powder to send them on a death me* age a
mile distant. That has long since melted
away and left only the fata! metal, which
stands as ready to-day to assist in the devil
ishness of war as then. Perhaps some con
federal* went down at ihat spot and left his
supply of ammunition where he fell, and
there these r ails have remained eversitne.*
Maybe It was a federal soldier, who tell and
left them to murk the spot. Bo that as It
may. they were doubtless war material thirty
years ago.
FLORIDA.
A resident of Key West ate on Feb. 26 200
oranges, so report says.
DeLand has three livery stables and they
are all doing a good business.
There were 132 arrivals at the Tampa Bay
hotel Tuesday, the high water mark of the
season.
Morris O. Munn. from his fine groves north
west of Del,and. expects to market 20.000
boxes of fruit next season.
The Starke Telegraph reports that thirty
one boxes of grape fruit were fathered from
one tree on the Willis grove near Fort Full
recently. The fruit netted $25.
Dr. B R. Wilson. F. T. Budge and O. M.
Robbins, of Titusville, were in City Point
Monday. The two former, with Dr! W. F
Moon, of that place, forme 1 a committee to
estimate the damage done by the railroad in
passing through the orange grove of W A.
Brush, so that a settlement might he agreed
upon. The compensation accorded Mr. Brush
for the right of-wa.v was $750.
Friday the man on the lookout at the life
saving station on Santa Ko>u is.and saw a
sail oat suddenly caosize in the Lay. Cos
gave the alarm, and t apt. Broad bent und his
crew hurriedly launched a boat. By heroic
efforts they reached the boat just as it w. s
sinking, and rescued the four men who note
lu the boat. : he.v were Pat Collins of Town
Point: William < > Neal, a diver from the navy
yard, and two sailors who were working at
the old wreck of the sunken vessel Khoda.
DeLand Record: Many of the growers
living in different portions of the county
while recently at the county seat, toll
almost a universal story as to the low
prices they received for their crops of
oranges, such sold during the winter, when
the market was very low and exceedingly
weak. The general average price, however,
that will be realized for the crop of 1883 94 will
fall far below the general average o Gained
for any previous crop of oranges that I- lotlda
has ever produced. There are several causes
that inevitably I rought about these condl
tions. among which was the panic from winch
the country has not yet recovered.
Ocala Banner: J. W. Stevens is just in
receipt of a letter from lus old friend O B
Hogan, who Is now in South America, it being
written on Dec. 27. In this letter he states
that he Is laying by his corn crop. He has
been there sixteen months, and remembers
no night when cover was not comforts: le He
says that a man can make a good living there
by laboring three months in a vear. That
there are 120 American families living in
twenty miles of him When he landed there,
haying . ut little money and could not sp-uk
the language, and was forced to work on a
farm, but now he owns a store house and lot,
and will soon open a good stock of mer
chandise. Oliver is a Marlon county boy.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Frank Mitchell, a negro residing at Gads
deu in the lower part of Richland county,
from h * s home on Saturday night
*awt. it was ascertained on Monday that be
been seen toward Camden drunk.
A search re&jited m tb‘ Undine of his dead
body in h ditch on the roadside near CanH.ea
on .dot*day afternoon
Frida the Edisto Phosphate Company, of
Charleston, sent in an order to Columi la for
x.uo•fertiliser ta tags, stating that it wanted
them immediately.
The bank of Lowdndsville. S. C.. sub
pended - hursday. Ihe depositors and stock
holders w ilt pro a. ly e paid, 'l he cause is
inability to rediscount papers.
The Kev. J. Marion Eovd presiding elder of
that district, died at the residence of Mrs.
Foster, near Kit h Hill, about eight miles
from > par tans urg. Monday. He had gone
there to hold quarterly conference.
A. G. Brice, of the Chester Bar. applied to
and received from Judge Molver. of the
tircuit court a: X- wtoa, N. C . last Kri a.
an order directin ' the receiver of the OhesUT
and
of the ro.iu to the presid'mr and t oard of <li
re tors re ejected at he re< ent meeting of
sto keo.dcrs at * astonla \. C‘
Col. W B Wilson died suddenly at his
home at Yorkville >-at inlay night. Grip, a
comranied by pneumonia find an extremely
exhausted nervous s >t-ein was the ca.se of
h s death. <o. Wd-yOti was Pom te-GM-tsno.w,
S. c , April 5, 1s t. and v j • h {son of the Kev.
William sta*yarne \V so t one time a
professor of science in t.ie South Carolina
College.
W n d>y night He Hand Center, a pro ni
ne t ni.in :n i Mountain nrwnsuij, in
Greenville county, was going home and when
near his own ho i'-e he was assa .lte i by un
known parties and cut and gashed in twenty
places. Now news comes down from the
mountain th it he is dead So one can give
an reason tor tb avsa ,’t and the parly who
made the attack is unknown.
The < hester county board of control met
la-t Friday and rna lea division of the promts
of sales of liquor from the dispensary for the
quarter ending Feb. 5. The co ntyand town
will each receive from the quarter s opera
tions the sum of *575. Mayor James esti
mates that the revenue accruing to the town
for the year will amount to a out one half of
that realized from the licensed bar rooms
Eli Peak, of the Pine ( Jrove section in West
Wateree. committed suicide >y blowing his
t rains out with a shot gun Thursday. He
went a short distance from the house under
the pretence of shooting some birds, and
putting the muzzle against his right temple
the butt resting on the ground, he pulled the
trigger, with immediate death resulting. He
leaves a wife and ono son. His age was 55.
It is thought that he was suffering from tem
porary mental abberation.
Special: Willie Johnson, a young colored
man. about 21 years of age. was killed at
Aiken Wednesday by the accidental discharge
of a panor rilie handled by Joseph Quinn, a
young white man, not a native of that place*
Thc ; all entered the forehead and penetrat.
ing the skull lodged on the base of the brain.
That the killing was accidental there is no
doubt, for the two were friends, and were
laughing with each other at the time. The
witnesses all testified to that fact.
The Chester Manufacturing Company was
be f ore Judge K c. Watts at winnsboro.
Thursday, on a motion by attorneys of unse
cured creditors for appointment of a perma
nent receiver for the company's gingham mill.
Two names were suggested to Judge Watts
for the receivership, those of Capt. J. L.
Agurs. of Chester, and A. S. Tompkins, of
Edgefield. The judge intimated that the ap
polutment will go to Mr. Tompkins it is ex
po. ted that work at the gingham mill will be
resumed in a short time.
The Fork Shoals cotton mills, the property
of i)r. J P. Lattimer, have been leased to
George Bramlett. of Greenville, s.nd \V. W.
Smith, who has had a wide experience In cot
ton manufacturing. The mill is one of the
oldest in the state, an i is run by strong
water power. It has been idle, for a long time,
but will soon be running again. Messrs Smith
and Bramlett wilicoutrol the mill and the store
and Dr. Latimer will retain control of the
flour mill, gin. saw mill and grist mill, which
are connected with the cot ton mill.
'l he “Reformers’’ of Richland, it is said,
will have a mass meeting at Columbia soon to
elect a delegate to a convention to bo held at
Columbia in April from all the counties, to
decide what to do about that convention mat
ter. Since the publication of the fact that
Gov. Tillman had at one time determined to
call the convention himself, he seems to have
backed out. and it looks as if the above
method will be adopted to settle the difficulty.
The Richland ‘ Reformers. ’’ it is said, are now
drawing up a call for the proposed meet
lug.
Miss Coulson. who lives w ith her brother
-in-law the Kev. Mr. Johnston, the second ad
ventist j rea her. on Buncombe street, at
Greenville was badly burned Wednesday
morning. She had been in bad health for
some time, and was subject to fainting fits.
Wednesday she fainted and fell backward
into the fireplace Members of the family,
who happened to tie near at the time, quickly
lifted her out of the fire, but not in time to
save her from painful burns. The left side of
her lace and her left hand were severely
burned.
Friday afternoon while hunting rabbits on
the Arthur place, about five miles from Col
umbia. William Martin, a negro 30 years of
age. who lives near the city, was accidentally
but very seriously shot by William Washing
ton. with whom he was hunt ng. They were
close together when a ra bit hounded by
Washington, who. not seeing Martin, who
was near him raised his gun and fired a heavy
charge of No. b shot, all of which found a rest
iug place in Martin s head, nock and shoul
ders. The wounded man was picke i up bleed
ing profusely uud was carried to the Arthur
settlement by Washington and another com
panion. and was then placed tn a wagon and
brought to the ojty, where he was attended to.
The authorities at Kingstree have just been
notified of a case of infanticide, which took
place near Cade's, about ten miles above that
place, Friday, it appears that Luudon Fill
more was seen with a suspicious looking
bundle, and from it came an infant's cries
Upon being accused of having an infant in his
possession he acknowledged It. an 1 said it
had been giveu him by a white woman. It
was then tojd him that he must carry it rack
to the person who gave it to him. and he
started oil with it, and in a short time came
back saving it had fallen in a deep ditch of
water as ho was endeavoring to gel across
said ditch Several parties then went there
aud found the chilli dead, it having been
drowned whether from aecidont or whether
wiiful murder, of course, is wrapped in mys
tery.
Friday Gov. Tillman commuted the sen
tence of i)hk Burns, who was sentenced to
he hanged on the Kith instant at Mount
Pleasant, he havm; < <-n implhate lin tho
wreck of the legislative train in lafcj m ar Lln
colnvillo. Burns sent in a petit,on himself
claiming that he was innocent, aud that the
witn sses swore falsely against him. His
petition was backed by a large n .mi cr of
signatures of pn mlnent people. -hernT
Morrison addressed a letter to the governor
in behalf of the prisoner. He said that he
had been the quit . st und most tracetab.o
m n he had ever had in the iterkt le\ j i 1
und said that ho had made inquiries as to
his auterdents aiui found that he had al\w. s
born© i good repu ition. Solicitor Jervey
also expressed the opinion that th*' evidence
against IS. ms was net strong, and had it not
been for the confession of his accomplice ho
would not hive been convicted, u v .v. till
mail, m view of these circumstances *com
muted the 'sentence to life imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
A shoot n r scrape took p a o on Monday
nluht twelve miles a ovc Greenville, near
Traveler's Kest. which may re Milt in thedeath
of a young man. Rufus Nix. who is adcitete 1
to whisky, had* been paying attention for
sometime to Miss Poole Her mother ob
jected to his attention aud forbade his visit
ing her house. On Monday ni :ht Jerry
Hawkins gave a party, and Nix. .uiss Poole
und her two i rothers were present Nix was
attentive to the gill and her brothers went to
her and took her away to an
o her part of the room Nix was
enrigbd and swore ho would whip
the whole Poole fain tic. The Poole : oys went
u tto hitch p their In r mto go home, and
Nix followed theui into i;v*\ard. ,h.s ; what
took place no one know - only Nix was vert
profane und abusive aid drew his pistol and
commenced firing at Walter ]‘o. 1 . three
bullets took e feet, one in the stomach, which
mav cause death, one in the i reast and the
third a slight l'esh wound. The I’ooics were
unarmed. Six has not been arrested.
A special from Columbia to the Charleston
News and Courier says. -On Feb. i. c hief
of Poll’-© Martin, of Charleston, directed a
letter to Ch ef Kaucliffe. of this city, asking
him to capture Hen Gregg and John Rom bo
and a young girl named Marian Williams.
w )i*> it was alleged the men had abducted in
C j.riesb n and had brought to this cit v. The
girl was descri ed as ©ing young but well-d©
\eloped, having dark hur and dark eves and
withal quite pretty It was also sail that
< regg was a married mau, and that the two
had left Charleston on the 17th. The man or
men brought the girl here' and spent the
night at the Hill house, in Gervais street. The
n**\t morning they wentxo Vewoerry and the
police here could find nothing of them. This
afternoon Greg : and the girl came on the
train from Newberry and were recognized by
< onductor Roclic of the >outh (. aroilna rail
way, who informed the police. In the mean
time the couple had started oIT towards the
river bridge, but officers Griffin aud Clark, of
the police force started after them and cap
t .rod them. They were taken to the station
house aud Gregg was placed cell and the
THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. STARCH 5. 1801.
girl was kept In the ante-room. Kombo has
not been heard from lhe couple do not
deny their identity, but toid a pood many dif
ferent stories. They first claimed to have
been married in Newberry, but afterwards
sa.tl that the * were on the way to an uncle's
in Lexington to pet married. Both <regg and
the tfirl nad worked in ’he weaving mom of
th* hark-ston Cotton Factory. Doth deny
that I’ombo had anything to do with the a >-
and tiori; that he simple walked a portion of
the way with them to the depot, and that was
all. After the arrest Chief Martin was notl*
? ed. who instructed the officers here to hold
the oair until a Charleston officer would ar
rive for them.’’
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J AZCuUU* Time Table In Effect February 19th, 1594.
SOUTH BOUND. ~ NORTH BOUND.
No. No |No. No. No. N'o'N* No. No No. No
271 25+ 23* 3.5* yOlf I .'O', 5:0 73' 72* 26*
L Jaik-0nvt11e.......... t)a 225p*5 5ui> LW.Palmßeach Rita 8 00p
am, Augu tine i lO.va 3 15p,7 00p Riviera . ...i 813a Bfisp :
L St. Augustine ( 8 40a 11 30a... . A West Jupiter 8 45a 8 4Sp
.. Hastin.-s Si lt'a i j Ho;ie Sound)
.. last uaiatka..! ! t:t7a lllßal I Gomez U 2 2
A Palitkn. 1 u rrooha IBISpL. I ss-S •?
L Falatka ... . f 9ftsaUlsai Muart [ L ••• SJ
A- . ,115:.:... ~ I I 8 '
L San Mateo-... f 1.... 8 ' <H ! Ank-ona/"..'1l '* II"” I”" i")"
A Ormond !1 (:3a 1 13p| I L i'l. Fier'e 5 30p 7 50a
.. Da Pina 1 22a 1 22p 1 .. St. Lucie . 5 >Tp 7 57a
..FortOrange II NRa ..J I Sciastian t>3ip 9 05a
.. New Smyrna . 12(On 2 02p[ Melbourne.... 7 i2p 952al ....
A I.ake Helcat I iv.s > s:itipi I .. EauGallie— J-Wp J® **'••••"
.. Orange < ityt... | 06p sS2pi I Rockledge 8 ojp 10 5: a 1 30p
. Orange City Jet Ii lop 6 00p ’■ - /.’??• °® H*® J * 7 P
‘ ‘ : City Point 1113a 1 58p
'• A1 itusvlile... I 11 50a 2 85p
" L Titusville . f 1210 p 2 45p
i \\ j•• .. oak mu isirpl 3sop
y—„ Y'~ -_'_2Lg2''.-.- A New Smyrna 1 Up 340 p
A Oak Hill ... i222pj Lj ••••
..Titusville.... I 12 .' tip! 245p' ...
L Titusville.... f 1 ixms Sftip
..Cocoa 1i:;7p!337pl .. O.City Junct 6 30p S27p
.- Rockledge 73 a 1 fop 3>p . Orange City* 63Sp 231 p
..EauGallie 81.-a 4 37pj i.ake Helen' 1 OOp I 2P
.. Mel Loathe *Sa 44t A New Smyrna .1 j 830p| I 1 tip- 340 p
..Sebastian 9.0a ... r.3op.' L Port Orange.. 1 1 .... 1131 p 3 GTp
.. St. Lucie 95 a 6 :i7n Dzvtona .... ! .... 1 1 48p 4 Kip
.. Fort Pierce.... Uoa ... 645 p Ormond | 2 13p 4 38p
.. Ankona ! EastPalatka.l |.. ...| | 343 p iop
£ ■■■■ 2 A Sail Mateo N. I j I. .... I |~7 25p
'! Stuart g* i l‘A LSanMateot.fi 1 .1 1 a3p|
. Alicia '•% ;!!!!. APalatka ! | | 4Wp! 685 p
.. 001308O 01308 c o j fa l'i*lr*tka 1 3 l'p 5 40p
.. Hoi e Sound ...’ !! 1 !.!! I!!!ilTllastiriffs .....1...... 405p|T29p
L West Jupiter, .i. 7 00p 70<*. I A St.Aiu’stine M ! | 4 45p! 7 lOp
A Riviera 7Lp 7 4 la; ,L *t. Ang'stlne f 7 4Ui i I'Ra 1 top tMp
._\v. Palm Beach 7 4ftp 7 v-a \Ja k.sopyilie.. t < 15a 225 p fllQp
♦Daily. except Monday. +Daily except Sunday.
Train 23makes no -tops between Jacksonville and St. Augustine, nor at stations between
St. Augustine and Rock led..'*, at which timo is not shown excepting to lot oil passengers hold
ing tickets from points north of St. Augustine.
Service between Fort Fierce and West JupSt-er is at present performed by steamers
“Santa Liicin" and “SwecTiey.” J>:ily. except Sund iy.
Ferryboat leaves West f’aim Beach (after arrival of train) for Palm Beach. Pitts Island
and other landings on Lake Worth
Trains 500 ar.d 501 v cw York and Florida Special—composed exclusively of Pullman
ca.s make ro stops between Jacksonville and St. Augustine.
Trains 3 and 72 carry buffet parlor cars between Jacksonville and Fort Pierce.
Trains 25 and 26 carry parlor cars 1 etween "t. Augustine and Rockledge.
Trains 27 and 28 carry parlor cars between o ,-kledge and Fort Pier e
'brains 35 and 70 carry parlor curs between Jacksonville and St Augustine.
W. L. CRAWFORD. JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
x General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
in in i mu' in I
(99th MERIDIAN TIME.)
Time Table in Effect Feb. 26, 18D4.
Train I Train I Train' j TO AND #ROM TIIE" TANARUS" Train TrSIH Train
-IR- ' *J. I --6. I NORTH. I 35. *33. 37.
J nn 52 !>ra ; fIU-Iw -Savannah Arl 430 am lOOOami 4(W pm
143 pun 6 01pra 901 pm'Ar Fairfax. S. C I.v| 244 am 745 am 213 pm
"ij.-”-- 8W pn|. .„-----:Ar Augusta Lv! 645 ami
P M I P“ ®pm Ar Denmark. S. C Lv 203 am 651 am 132 pm
350 pm, 84a fm 11 05 pm Ar Columbia.s. C l.v 12 40 am sou am 12 05 pm
81U pm... Ar Spariam- rg, S. C Lv 100) am
11 -0 pm : :Ar Ash°vil!p. X. C Lv 6 50 am
P m "n> Ar Charlotte'. C ...Lv iff 50 pm “#*Tam
I ,nj 4to am'Ar Ealisriur.v.N C Lv 915 pm 813 am
1109 pm 620 amAr Greensboro, N. C Lv! 732 pm 651 am
dm 8(J0 am Ar I anville. Va 550 pm 540 am
192 am 12)pm Ar Richmond. Va t.v 12 40 pm 12 50 am
- ara ,OMI am Ar Lynchburg. Va l.v 350 pm 343 am
400 am 1140 am Ar. Charlottesv :.ie. Va Lv 212 pm 155 am
IJt® “ m 255 pm Ar Washington Lv 1101am 1 10 43 pm
8 2.lam t:0 pm Ar Baltimore Lv 94 a m ( 920 nm
>®} ain 6JO pm Ar Philadelphia l.v 726 am' 655 pm
' 12 Pm 910 pm Ar New York Lv 12 15 am; 420 pm
830 pm! .25am Ar Poston l.v; 730 pml -. 90i an
*rln l' Train I Train I TO AND FROM “Train TraTn'^^rHirr
440 am 840 am 410 pm Lv savannah Ar 1150 am 7 li) pm 1035 pm
645 ant 1100 am 6 o.pni.Ar Evorett Lv 942 am 505 pm :• 26 pn
• 1} S® nf 880 pmlAr Brunswick Lv 830 am 515 pm
835 am 00 pm 815 pm Ar Yulco Lv 745 am 313 pm 615 pm
®J? am 410 pm |Ar Fernandina r Lv 715 am 12 25 pm
018 am |Ar Callahan Lv 215 pm . ...
920 am Ino pm; 909 pm Ar Jacksonville Lv 710 am 250 pm 530 pn
050 am 345 nm ;.\r St. Augustine Lv 115 pm . ...
_lisopm _8 45 pm; |Ar Palatka Lv
“ m 592 ! ‘ m i Ar Lake City Lv 11 58 nm
1220 pm 942 pm .. Ar Live Oak Lv 11 06 am
237 pm 12 05 ami Ar Montieello Lv 830 am
330 pm 1245 am ....Ar Tallahassee Lv 758 am!;!!!..!!!
5 12 pm ! Ar Chattahoochee Lv 12 38 am!
6 15 pro Ar River Junction Lv 12 35 um !..!!!
US? F m ' Ar Pensacola Lv 4 25 pml
2 s** ain I Ar Mobile Lv 3 35 pm 1
785 am Ar— ..New Orleans Lv 11 0) ami...
!\ £ am } 2 ? pm j'l2 03 am Ar !Waiao Lv 333 am ”t 214 pm "2E5 pin
12rspm 525 pm Ar Galnosville Lv 1045 am!
°lO pm {Ar Cedar Key Lv j 615 am
208 pm, 615 pm 214 am Ar Ocala Lv 110 am; 1008 aml’iß 28 pir.
1 .>4 pm Ar Silver Sprincs Lv ... I 12 42 pm
259 pm 709 pm 332 am'Ar Wildwood Lv; 1155 pm 910 am il 31 pm
P n ‘ 445 amjAr Leesburg Lv; 10 20 pm 833 am'
.> _•> pin j 755 am; Ar Orlando Lv 715 pm 640 am,
3 r.fl pml Bli pm 501 am Ar TScoochee .......... Lv “918 pm “808 an “lOSt'am
9 10 pm 4 20 pin-Ar Tarpon Springs Lv 7 25 am
P ra 935 pm 036 am;Ar Plant City Lv 803 pm 702 am 017 an
_545 pm 11026 nm 715 amjAr. Tampa. Lv 700 pm 015 ain 1 8 :;o .am
♦Note l >aiiy oxcep:. Sunday.
Vcstibfiled sleopers on trains 37 and 38 via Richmond and Danville railroad bo
tween lamps. Jacksonvillo and :7ew York, connoßtny with Colonial express solid tram
Vi ash:n . ton and Boston withou*. change.
To Florida—Sleeper on No. 37 to Tampa. No. 35 to Jacksonville and St. Augustine.
Sioepor to New Orleans on '-■'o. I’o from Jacksonville.
Buffet parlor cars on trains 37 and 38 Jacksonville and Asheville via Columbia and
Spartanburg.
Dining cars on trains 37 anil 38 between Savannah and New York.
For fill information apply to A. O. MAC DONELL. G. P. A., Jacksonville Fla
N S. PENNINGTON. 'irafiK Manager, Jacksonville. Fla.
All trains arrive and depart at Central railroad Genol.
_. , I. M. FLEMING, Dtv. Pass. Agent.
Tickets on sale corner Hull and Bryau streets and Central rai.road depot. Savannah Ga
D. C. AL r . EM. City Tio. ot Agent.
Savannah, Amsrieus & Montgomery
- RAILWAY.
S. H. HAWKINS. 1 IH-i'vivri-c
T. EDWARD HAMI'.LETON f Lf ' lV KKb -
Passenger and Freight Schedules in Effect
Feb. 2‘>. ;H.::
W.-.ST BOUND. ] Ksau Down.
|ex. San.l
Savannf.li Lv; | 7 80pm
Lyons Lvi 5 30 ami 6IV-ana
Helena .'...f.v 9 2-iam| 7 45am
Abbeville Lv 1 30 ixdi 8 29arn
t'ordelo Lv 5 4' ym| 9 4", an
Amcricus Ar 8.0 pm 10 50pm
Amernus Lv 11 00 am 350 pm
Kichland Lv 1 23 pm f4-pm
Lv ,u p ..la Tv 2 15pm sOi pm
Omaha A, 4 10pm 548 pm
Hurts! oro Iv 601 an. 6 42,ira
Montgomery At 945 am 8 40pm
EAST BOUND. | Krai> Down.
Montgomery Lv 3 30 pm! 7 20am
Hurtaboro Lv lo Oil am! 9 i;am
Gn,,.n.k l.v 12 05 pm 10 P-am
t i-.mnVin Lv 2 15pm'10 58am
Richland Lv 345 pm 11 1 m
Ameticus. At sso pm 12 lOpm
Amerlcua Lvj 6 uoam 300 pm
tlordeie I,\ 9.0 am 4 ospm
Abbeville Lv 2 fg> pm 5 lttpm
Helena At; 4 2t. pm 6 0 pm
Lyons Ar; 3 45 pm 7’u m
savannah.. Ar| | >4 am
ALBANY DJ VI. I^N.
No 9."
Daily ox
' Sunday
Leave CorJete 9 oam
Arrive Albany 12 00 m
| No. 10~
Leave Albanv I 3 00 pm
Arrive Cordelo { 5 10 pm
Connections at Savannah. Albany, Ameri
ctis and Montgomery with the various diverg
ing linos and at Abbeville with the Abbeville
and Waycross railroad.
Passengers will be allowed to ride on ail
freight trains of S., A. & M. railway.
CECIL GAbBETT, C. W. -1 RA
Geo. Manager. Gen Passenger Agent,
Amcricus. Ga.
J. M. CAKOLIN, Agent, Savannah. Ga.
VOl' want stationery and blank books. We
.4 have the facilities for supplying them.
Send your orders to Morning News. Savan
nah, Ga. Lithographers, book and job prtM
ers and blank nook manufacturers.
SHIPPING. i
PLANT - STEAMSHIP - LINE.
TRI-WEEKLY SERVICE.
r isspi in msi m mm
SOUTH-BOUND.
Lv Fort Tampa Mon.. Th-.rs. and Pat. Bp.m.
Ar Key West Tuos., Fri. and Sun. 3 p. m.
Ar Havana Wed.. Sat. and Mon. earn.
NORTHBOUND.
Lv Havana Wed.. Sat. and Mon. 12:30 p m.
Ar Key West Mon.. Wed. and fest.7:3up m.
Ar Fort 'i ampa l ues.. 1 hues, and Sun. 3 p.m.
Connections at Port Tatnpa with West India
fa:-t mail trains to and from northern and
eastern cities. lor state room accommoda
tions anply to C FENNY,
Ticket A (tent. Port Tampa.
M. F PLANT. Assistant Manager.
W. M. DAVIDSON, General Pass. Agent.
SU3UR 3sN RAILWAYS.
lijijimii RalLm
ISLE OF HOPE SCHEDULE.
WEIIK DAY TIMK.
Huve | i Kbavb 1
Crrr. From IsucUopb! Into
615 am Bolton st tv ain Bolton st.
t 45 am Bolton st. 710 am Bolton at.
VUJ am id avenue 810 am 2d avenue.
10 37 am Bolton st 045 am ISolton st.
100 pm id avenue 12 20 pm and avenue
537 pm Bolton st 146 pin Bolton su
423 pm dolton st 532 pm Bolton st.
t 45 pm and avenue 510 pm :d avenue
*37 tm dolton st C3O pm Bolton st.
737 pm iolton st 815 pm Bolton st.
feat, night
only.
#37 pm Bolton at 10 15 pirn Bolton st
11 07 pm iolton st U4som Bolton st
For Montgomery—9 and 10 57 am, 2 37 and
1.37, change at Sand By.
Leave Montgomery—7:Bo am and 1 and 5:30
FOR SALE.
PORTLAND CEMENX
CARGO ot Gibb's brand ENGLISH PORT
LA N' D CEMENT, no it landing per bark
Torquato and for sale by
C. M. GILBERT & CO.,
IMPORTERS.
RAILROADS.
tltropicaliMkTM
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Railway.
Joseph H. Durkee, Receiver.
THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO., I
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY, i R. R. CABLE, General
JUPITER AND LAKE W ORTH RAILWAY, f general Manager.
—SOUTH— | ~ I —NORTHS
No 15 No, 33 N0.71. ;No 23. Time Table tn Effect Mar. 2, ,_ 94 No. 78. j No!~7a~ INo tT*
• * *®’P 15 a*9lo aLv Jacksonville Ar 3<o pm 545 pm
D *P >°s9a 1006a Magnolia Springs 200 pm 451 pm sla iln
oatp 2 56p il 06 a' 10 13 a Green Cove Springs I S'! pm 446 SS 5 ?
?®PI 34-P Hsia lima Palatka... 105 pm 404 p£ Vi
448 p 12 48p 12 18 p Seville 11 48 am SOT pm IS
Si5 p i ' *??2 p DeLeon Springs 11 14 am *3
loa 529 p 134 p| 116 p Beresford 1055 am •>7’ a ' lni
.... 45-ip 12 50 p 1250 pLv .... f DeLand i....Ar 1120 am 250 pm "
2*2a 5 39p 143 p 127 p Orange City Junotion 10 46 am 217 nm
2 55a 5 54p 202 p 145 p Enterprise Junction 10 35 am 207 nm I iw am
4 45a 7 07p 315 p 320 p Winter Park 915 am 12 45 pm tU.S aal
4 57a 7 20p 327 p 332 p C irlando .71... 505 aSI 12 30 pS !l 40 S?
7,->2p 401 p 412 p Kissimmee 830 am 12 00 n'n 10 50 nm
63.,a 84.>p 450 p 507 p Bartow Junction 740am11 10 am a'
7 55a 94 *p 550 p 600 pAr Bartow 630 am 10 12 am *7 to
+ 2 45p 935 p Ar Punta Gorda Lv +7O am +joo a®
8 35a*10 35p 615 p 6 50py Tampa Ly ♦6loam t 9 45 ara • 8115 pm
* 3 uOp *lO 15 al Lv Jacksonville Ar 300 pm 545 pm
4P 105 p, Lv— f" *^ al A es ' ,llie 'Ar 1140 am 225 pm
jjlOOSp 640 p Ar Pemberton 8645 am 920 am
jlOlep 735 p lAr Brooksvllle Lv 8 600amt8 25 am !!!
+ 8 OOp! 2UOpj ! Lv Jacksonville Ar 300 pm ....
+ ll loa;• 6 25p! Lv Sanford Ar 950 am """ I! ?*
1255 p 7 23p Sorrento 845 am ::!!:.!’" 3^
1 20p 7 35p{ Mt. Dora 832 am ' "45™
1 4Up 7 s')p' Ar Tavares Lv tB2O am ! t 2 15 n“
+ 6 OOoj 2tod§ 145 p!Lv Enterprise Junction... .Ar 10 25 am 150 pm
Up 218 p; 15t p' Enterprise 1000 am 142 pm
2>7p| 344 p 319!,; LaG range 725 am 12 26 pm
|_ Courtney ,]
Steamer-St. Augustine" is g Indlanola C Steamer "St. Augustine" i,
appoint*., to leave Titusville J Georgians ® appointed to leave Melt.curne
1 a, , S 2 nd^ :3 ° a = TYoplo § daily, except Sunday. 12:1™ D
m, dueßo kledge J.JO a.m ; w, Co.oa m.: Rockledge 4 p. m - d:-e
Melbourne 12 noon. S Rockledge ® {Titusville 9:30 p m au ®
Steamer-St. Lucie" or "St. | EauGallie Steamer" St. Lucie" or "St.
Se-astian is appointed ton Melbourne "Sebastian" is appointed to
ka.e ‘itusvilte lor.iuptteron x St. Lucie ~ leave Jupiter 1 p m. dai'v
“ ~9fv tr i “. , 4;OJ S It. Pierce * except Saturday: Rocklerl.-a
p. in. dally, except Sunday: Eden a. m . except Sunday
duo Rockledge 6:30 p. m.: g .. .Jensen “ due Titusville 10:30a.m ,coa!
Jupiter 12 noon following day. 3 Sewail s Point 'S necting with train No 72
I- Kobe Sound n?{
{* Js° P m “ 900 am Lv Jupiter Ar! 11 45 am! 215 pin! ~
I 1 pm| 0 3t) am Ar Juno Lv 1 11 ir> am ♦l 45 pmi
•Daily. tDaily except Sunday. § Sunday only.
Trains 71 and 72 carry l arlor buffet c :rs between Jacksonville and Titusville Jack,
sonvil.- and Punta ' lonia J a ltsouvlU ■ and Tampa. St. Augustine nd Tatnntt -’nd Palatka
"oo svil'o. Trains 23 and il ram throu-h Pullman Buffet Sleepers daily between
New York and Por* Tampa, connecting at Port Tampa on Mondays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays for Key West and Havana, drains do and it also carry through Pullman sleeping
cars •• ..-ecu -e .v York and Port Tampa.
Trains 15 and 14 carry through Pullmanslecping cars between Cincinnati and Port Tampa
Q. D. ACKERLY General Passenger Agent. Jacksonville. Ila.
Savannah, Florida and Western Kailway.
WAYCROSS SHORT LINE—TIME CARD.
SCHEDULE OF THROUGH TRAINS TO FLORIDA AND SOUTHERN GEORGIA.
GOING at)UTH lil-IAI) DOWN! In ErrECT Fkb.'!!Tß94. I QOINI>~NORTTi~READ~uP
5 I 95 I 6 I 23 | | u 78 500 i 6“
6 50pml 840am :, 2 30pmi 234am|Lv Savannah Aril 42am 947 pm 354 pm 6 55am
5A pm ll?9r am ?9°£ m 42oam| Ar jesup. Lv 10 13am 740 pm 2 23pm 4 45am
Ioopm [J I2am; 3 llpm 6 4>am{Ar W T avcross Lv 9 08am 6 Ispm l IBpm 310 am
11 50am 750amjAr Brunswick Lv 7 00am 445 pm 300 am
1120 am: .......... 200pm!Ar ...Albany Lv 109 am 2 00pm 355 pm
' 6 *spmi 2 15pm Ar Sanford Lv 1 loam 10 10am
Vic! 51111 Ar Gainesville Lv 6 50pm
100 am, ... t il 35:\m Ar Valdosta Lv 332 pm 1159 pm
800 am Ar Ocala Lv 4 80pm
9 2*aml 4 55pm Ar Montieello Lv 1130 am 5 :Wpm
!??Pm ... Csopm Ar Tampa Lv 8 o’>pir 610 am 12 20pm
1 OGpmJl 2opm 73fpm Ar Port Tampa Lv 7 20pm 5 30am 1140 am
4aSam , | 2 36pm Ar Bambrlige .......Lt . . . . 1255 pm 015 pm
•••;••••! 1040am'Ar... Macon Lv 4KOam 2 00pm
310pm' Ar Columbus Lv 600 pm 6 30am
•••• j 1 40pm Ar Atlanta Lv 2COam 11 25am
10 30am| 8 i‘)pin Ar Montgomery Lv 7 30pm! 7 18am 2 30pm
5 20pm 305 am Ar Mobile Lv 112 20am
10 25pm: i 7 35am,Ar New Orleans Lv | 7 50pm !.
FLORIDA SPECIAL
Leave Savannah daily, except Monday, 12:30 p. m.
Arrive Jacksonville 5:30 p. m. and St. Augustine 7 p. m.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE AND CONNECTIONS. ’
Trains 23 and 14 carry Pullman sleeping cars between Now York and Port Tampa and Sa*
vannah to Jacksonville and St. Augustine. No. 35 carries Pullman cars
to Jacksonville. Thomasvil'.e and Tampa No. 23 carries Pullman sleeping cars Waycross
to Nashville. Louisville and Cincinnati. Train 78 carries Pullman sleeping car Port Tampa
and Jacksonville to Now York. Trainss and 6carry Pullman Huffot sleeping cars between Sa
vannah and Tampa via Dupont. Ligh >or n:s and Juliette. Trains 23 carry Pullman
sleeping cars between Savannah and Jacksonville. Passengers can enter sleeper at Savan
nah at 9 pm. Through Pullman sleeper Waycross to St. Lo is.
Tickets sold to ail points and sleeping car berths secured at passenger stations, and ticket
office. 22 Dull street. E. A. AKM AND, City Ticket Agent.
R• G. FLEMING. Supfrintemlenr. W. M. DAVIDSON, General Passenger Agent.
Charleston and Savannah Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 28, 1831.
TRAINS leave an! arrive at Savannah by Standard Time, which is 30 minutes slower than
city time. Time at Charleston, 75th meridian.
+*9° I 30 I 78 | H I I 35 I 33 | 23 | +5Ol
■lo9pm 7 2oatn 1 00,’pro 120-'pm l.v Savannah Ar! 823 am 680pm' 2 Ham 12 15t;m
5 4Jpm 9 2.)am 1151 pm 1 30pm Ar Y’emassee Lv! 650 am 441 pm 1225 am 10 46am
831 pm 1350 pm! 815 am 4SOpm'Ar Charleston Lv 550 am S 15pm li 26pm 9 54am
| 9 44am 5 54pm Ar Beaufort Lv 12 31pm
I 7 22pm Ar Blackville Lv
1 ! 8 QOptri Ar Augusta Lv
h Oiml ; ttbopm 3-iOamAr Richmond Lv 7Jspm| | 8 35am 939 pm
12 40pm 1110 pm 7 00am Ar V/as'ui'nxton T.v 344 pm . .I 4 00am 555 pm
> * pm{ ] 1248am| 8 20am Ar Baltimore Lv 825pmi I 2 20am 445 pm
404 pm 3 46a:cj10 46am'Ar Philadelphia Lv 1210 pm 1131 pm 23 pm
683pm| | 650am| 123pm|Ar ..New York Lv 93Jam|.„ ....I 830 pm 12 lOom
ti ralu- Nos. 500 anil 501 are known ns New York arid iiorida special. Train No, 500 leaves
Savannah daily, except Sunday, h'raln No, 5;)l arrives Savannah daßv. except Monday*
i rain No. 35 stops only at Yemaesee and Ridgeland. Train 11 stops at Yemassee. Train
<8 stops at l< i igeland. vyhlto Hall. Green Pond and. Ravencl. and on slenal at Montieth.
Hardoevtlle and fkxosawhatcbie. Trains Nos. 33 and 36 slop at all stations. Train 23 stops
at havoael. Green Pond and Pidgeland ana on glens 1 at i er. asset- Coosawhatchm and
n cn. Trains Non. 14. 35. 3J, 23, 78 and 3C daily. Connection for Port Royal and Au*
gusta stations ;,ortii le : see bv train 14 ually. i.-’or Mcaufort and Port Royal by 36 anil 14
<*!• J- ' oone tion from Beaufort and Port Royal by train 33 dally. Crnnection for Carolina
Mid and rall-oad s atio sbv No. il dally.
Trams Nos 14, 35. 23 and 73 have Pullman sleepers between Savannah and New York.
No connection to or from vValterboro on -unday.
For tickets. Pullman car reservations and other information apply to E. A. ARMANU,
Ticket Agent. 22 Bull street, and a* dopot. W. M. DAVIDSON, Gen. Pass. Agent.
C. S. GADS LIEN, Superintendent. E. P. MtiSWINEY. Division Pass. Agent. _
UFA i HAL KAILIiOAD OF GIOKGIAT
H. M. COMER and R. S. HAYES, Receivers.
GOING Wi'lSl'-ltEAD'nriWvT | GOING EAST—RKAD~UIb^
No. 27 No. 17 No. 3 No. l‘| I* Effect Feb. 1894, N , No 4INo 18 No. 23
dally, [daily, dally, daily. | Uall y daily. | daily, dally
,-3"pm to)pmj 8 43pm| 8 30am Lv ..““TTSavannah Ar 6 30pm""6 00am il ißanTVlSaa
1145 pm 8 lopni! I Ar.... Lyons Lv ... . {7 00am 1 3Jam
n 25pm; 11 o’am A Millen Lv 3-lOpm
Z4Upml Ar Spartanburg Lv . . .. {lO 15am,
1 54pm 1028 pm Ar Americas Lv 5 20am!
-- -451 pm 4 10am Ar Eufaula Lvi 10 I,'pm 10 37am
7-l.iam BOlpir, Ar Atlanta Lv 720 am 655 pm
~ s*'nui [Ar Montgomery Lv II 15pm 7 45am
Dally, ex. Sun ex. Sunj Dally. j|SA VA Asm Dally . CI . S un ex. Sun' Daily.
8 13pm 6 o'tpm 2 OOotn * 3 )am Lv Savannah Ar 600 am 8 ()0amt 4 50pm 1 6 30pm
,nn' iim l ! 305 pm; 935 am Ar Guyton Lv 4 58am! 651 am 3 45pm{ 5 2*pm
1 0 5.i pm { 8 30pm! 10 40am Ar .... Rocky Ford Lv 3 45ami 5 3oa:nl I 4 09pm
•Trains marked * run daiiy ex. opt Sunday. ' " ■
Sleeping cars on night trains between Savannah and Augusta, Savannah and Macon. Sa
vannah and Atlanta. Parlor ears between Macon and Atlanta.
Ticket office 19 Bull street and depot.
Fo* further information, and for schedules to points beyond our line apply to ticket
agents or to J. c. HAILE, General Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
V, o„_ THEO D. KLINE, General Superintendent
VV. F. SIIELLMAN. Traffic Manager. J. O. SHAW. Travel in- Paascnewe Agent
JOHN G. BUTLER,
Headquarters for Plain and Decorative Wall
Paper, Paints, Oil, White Leads, Varnish
Glass. Railroad and Steamtoat Supplies,
feashes. Doors. Blinds and Builders' Hard
ware, Calcined Piaster, Cement and Hair.
SOLE AGENTS FOR LADD'S LIME.
U 0 Congress street and 139 St. Julian street
Savannah, Georgia
INSURANCE.
CHARLESF.PRENDERCAST
(Suocessor to R. H. Footma.m A Cos )
fire, Mbs bus Siom MB
10S BAY STREET,
(Next Weet of the Cotton Exchanged
Telephone call No. 34. SAVANNAH. <**•