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- Shipping Intelligence. | uud m m ARRIVALS. Oct K-Bf Mtnion, Stubbs, New York. *»la#w. Rlgff. WlUnlBfton. Oct 24-*o E A Ilajrea, Smith, Hew York. O'* *?—S* b*Aced«i«,LeBliac, AspinwiU. Oct 3&-Noi bk Time, Matbleson, Bahia. Oct 97—So Marjr Noewell, Freeman, Sanumah. Ojt 37—Nor Bk Nordcapa, Aaromcn.BuenoeAyrce DEPARTURES. Oct 33—Sc A ft E Hooper, Smith. Phlladephla. Oct 33—Bg E T Bheidan, Hay New York. New Advertisements. -g Now Book by Mark Twain I Js= — ruaLUHKp miT | SATURDAY MORNING AT BRUNSWICK.OEOROIA. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3f, 1881. HOME MATTJSKS: Post Office Time Table. General Delivery open a 840 a. M.;cloae*8rf»r.n. ”* 8 later and Money Order Buatneee opens 9 " B. k A. mall cloaca 8:15 a. m. closest lijOr L’arioso Hall will soon resound — ■' T i>»Prt“M 1 uiJ <|>0 nraper." A book tor I with mirth and Unchter, for already <=» tho touno of all Ages. Beet book for canvas* , , , ° ... , , sera owr published, sold by subscription we .have beard the rambling of lue ~ ”ir terms and Territory apply to I , . SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO., | SKRleS. (oct99>tf) New Orleana, La. g only, Fort* MX Box 110. P, W. T. at Ooldsmlth Sc Co.'s, the grocer*. ASBESTOSI Judgo Dilion’s now building on the Bay is lifting its hend upwards. Wbon completed there will bo threo storos | below and a spacious hatl above. Bead avertisemont of Asbestos roof- I iug, by Mr. Le Baron Drury. Tbo ROOFING. INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF Le Baron Drury,] BRUNSWICK, G A. i Talll0 o( tlli8 roofil)g is well known.— Mr. Drury is prepared to furnish it at low figures. d snd lamps st low prices at Gold* te grocers. One of the busiest places in town I this week has been Littlefield & Ti* POHR.BNT. son’s wharf. A brig and schooner -apply To - have been unloading irou for the E. A. G. OSGOOD. tvo lack just one hundred and tbir- >■■■■■■ AMAW ■■ a subscribers of bnving the neeesaary Vv RTflK.H. I complement to begin our daily. Come, ** • gontlomou, give us your names. Our presses are eager for tbo fray. lugar-currd hums at 18 cent* per poiiutl, st Gold | smith A Co.'a, •!»<» t-rocor*. Joe Lambright, our popular butch i b.g to inform tborit /.n. of thia city .ad *ar> I dr and grocer, has pat np a new to- 1 M"i-t <*■«■> 1 .lock of I bacco , j({n jn front of hi , shop _ It j 8 tho work of our tow nsmac, Charlie STAPLE AND FANCY | Wimberly, Esq., who is quite an artist That bank we spoke of some tirao TyiJXT' 0/\/\TkQ I since delnyoth a little, but it surely SJMmi — comoth. Bo patient and yon shall yet sec. It is n necessity and must come. We Lave other necessities, nnd they, too, will come. ’e money, buy your groceries Houses, Stores, AND ROOMS NEW GOODS! Notions, READY MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps, BOOTS, SHOES, A FULL LINE <}F GROCERIES! TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Which I offer at-very clom isricm H»*l»g i ml my etock fur cash only. I can ' teralore tlo.'y com* petition. | rn> E. K^lXJL, h NEXT TO HARRIS, THE JEWELER. H CIGARS & tobaccos: NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS! Don’t forget that Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week are the hist dnys Collector Tison will be in town to gather in your taxes. After that timo the printer will come in for his share of the spoils. We take pleasure in culling attorn tion of our citizens to advertisement of E. Kuul, Esq., in this issue. He moans business, and, to that end, has for bis motto "quick sales and small profits. Try him. Fruata raanwl good* of all Mud* al GohUmitb .v ■ *i, the grocor*. Tbo Superintendent of the con struction of the M. A B. extension was in the city this woek. Ho aims to keep tho track hot with traius car rying forward iron, lumber, provis ions, etc., for tile extension. Sugar, coffmt, flor- »ul Won of thu b®ai <|iuliiy atOolda-tilth A Co.’a, loan ocarn. Ladies, why freeze to death ? Ven- nor, or somebody else, says wo avo go ing to have a cold wiutcr. Prepare for it by calling nud securing a cloak, dolmon, sack or balmoral skirt, or nil four of them from J. Micholson A Bro. Tho stoumer Ruby broke her shaft whilo crossing St. Simons sound Thursday aftemoou. A new shaft will bo put in at once, meanwhile a row boot vom ba«k landing keeps up the mail communication once a day with the Island. Sugar-carml pig shoulder* »nd bam* »t U-difaiutth Otir N«hh1m Terwciy Stated. Wo need a bank with $30,000 to $50,000 capital. Onr exports are near ly if not quite $2,000,000 this year, and our wholesale trade is not less than $30,000. per month, and a bank will pay. Wo need a new hotel solely as a winter resort. If erected and fur nished to-day it would b* filled this winter* Wo need a twine factory. Our woods ure full of fuel, and soon we shall be connected with Alabama's groat coal-fields. WHICH REMINDS US That nature—location on the coxst, and in tho route of stoamort destined to South American and other ports— points us out us the coaling (Colu-ing) station of the near future. WHICH REMINDS US That vessels often put in hore in dis tress, other vessels need clean iug, many repairing—all of which demon strates the necessity of ways, such as pay heavily in Chesapeake Bay and elsewhere. WHICH REMINDS I That we have al! tho material grfftviug about ns in profusion for shipbuild ing, to-wit, livo oak, yellow pine, etc., and that it has been carried ou suc cessfully before the war by experi enced builders from Maine, the home of shipbuilders. Wo need a line of freight Btearners to Now York, and cotton buyers to till them. We need a good rice null, ami cap italists to ndvnnco to and control the trade of the Aitnmalm and Satilia rivers. Wo need cotton compresses, cotton seed oil mills, manufactories of all sorts. We huve lands non-taxable and improvements thereon for manufac turing purposes non-taxable by tbo city for ten years from date of erec tion—an advantnge few cities offer to the manufacturer. Wo nood dwelling houses, ware houses, wholesale store houses, wharvos, docks, slips, a fish and oys- tor market, a general market,, and nu merous other things, HIGH WE C.lN* HAVE By u little euergetic and united action. Let us organize an improvement com PEBSONALS. A pleasant call this week from our old comrade in arms, Captain T. S. Paine, of Thomasville, Go. We are pained to learn of the death of Mr. Cole, of Rhod* Island, father of Mrs. C. H. Dexter, of this city. Mr. “Wecb" Moore got back this week from Maoon and Atlanta. He was well pleased both with the Fair and the Exposition ST-SIMONS. Note.—Nothing from our regular correspondent this week. Instead, we publish the following roply to an arti cle of lost woek. We learn that some others had prepared articles in reply nlso. It seems to us these parties are “making a rabuntoin oat of a mole hill* The article In question was in tended only os a little pleasantry, and should bate been so taken. If onr Rov. S. Landrum proached last Sab- correspondent bns done violonce to bath morning in the Baptist church, the feelings of any one, we are sure and at night in tho Presbyterian church to large and appreciative nil diencos. Rov. R. Q. Way, our quondam citi zen, visited his relations here thia week. He was en route to the meet ing of Savannah Presbytery, at Wal thourville, Liberty county. The Presbytory of Savannah met ou Thursday last at Waltbourvillo at 8 p. m. itev. I. W. Waddell and Elder J. C. Norman havo gouo as, representa tives from the Brunswick church. * Neighbor John J. Spears is back from Now York, whither be had gone for his fall supply. He would be pleased to have oil his friends call and sec him at the New York storo, and especially tho ladies. Captain D. G. Risley returned from the North the past week much im proved in health and spirits. He is going to enlarge his manufacturing interest and do a much larger busi ioss. His cigar trade abroad is iu Teasing daily. Col. Fremont has been here for some time looking after the govern ment work at this point. Tho dredge has been raised, but is not yot roady for work. Tho jetty work seems to progress very slowly. Wo bopo Col. F.’s visit and stay will put now life in to the project somehow. Itnilroml Offlolnl*. General Samuel Thomas, a leading member of tbo Colc-Seney syndicate, in company with Major McCracken, chief of construction for the system of roads ou nod by that syndicate, nnd Major Bacon. Speaker of the House of Representatives, under tho escort of Mr. Albert Sbnip, Master of Trans portation of the M. <fc B. road, arrived panv, subscribe- liberal!, m land nnd! in onr cit - v on “ 8 I ,<K ' i, ‘ l tl : ““ 011 cash, put OI,r b,at men in charge of it. j Thnr *' 1tt - V - * n, » ronlmiue<1 P«' >•» • • , • . u . • day exumin ng the terminal facilities begin to improve in a small way, in- / ** . • 1 which arc being completed just above crease as onr means increase, sink , " * , * It would have afforded THE HOUSE THAT WILL NOT BE| wh a U g liye ftHic , 0 touching tll0 biHto . UNDERSOLD l | t y 0 j 0lir jailroans and the r present outlook, etc , especially of the B. A A Railroad. The document will bo pre pared with great care. Orders for ex Where There's a Will tra copiiw phutilrl bn sont in »t once. There'S a Way.” It U aHUmmliuig wbat amount of pmichoil money guts into tbu treasury of the Lord boro of Into, ainoo that Bort of currency don't pnaa claowbere. “loveth a cheerful giver,” U>eg<xxl hook any", and «e guess these mntiluted coins that nro nt n “■‘uS^'iSfSwS?La l d , "Jfto« l £5.Jf^TSS <IiBcouut “ re B‘ von cheerfully i, U»# #wo«tMt and bkj.I rtellghtrtl n,, bent flv ceul c.^ar In town al Ooldamllb k • ~ _ »rc nMqnk'.ad a* lo an»Uly fcttd ilk. I r n •. the market. or a' e.,lhtve but o prove that there Wo nro under obligations to our old tS5SVlKiVjS£| w « ,,, > R A. Fitrgorold, Esij., of Nns- arei oua better, in •-««», suu, for files of the Nassau papers.— 1 toiuecuk atwTnllj up to the j . ... . , ... my atoch of ( igara kiid toiiaecua kt-Tnlly up . quality knd the gem 1 and faatUUoua people. op the I tnre of the Guardian of October 15th. personal feelings, pull together, and take our word for it, our efforts slinll bear fruit in ono after auothei of the needs above roferred to supplied. Brunswick has had many crises, many chances, many failures. For three years we hare been holding own, nnd slowly gaining ground.— Now is the golden opportunity, by co operative effort, to attract capital, population and business. Th«* Mont Won.lm hil Y«.t «.»r n Hin- >rl«* Ciroulot-. Hawkins’ Isr inp, Oct. 25, 1881. Mr. Editor: In your last issue you meutiou the cut of a certain circular saw that you say you saw in tbo saw the town, pleasure to onr Mayor and Council uud citizens generally to have soeu more of them and given them a trip down the hnrbor, but we ure ossured that this is only a business trip, and that soon there will lie another, when more tiiuo will be taken to examiua our city and surroundings. Onr peo ple are always glad to meet Muj. Ba con, the true aud iried iVieud of our >ads and of this section of the Stale, aud wo hope the opportunity will at no distant clay bo given to explain to Gen. Thomas, or aomu other leading member of bis compnuy, tho steam boat, steamship und railroad situutiou from a Brunswick standpoint. Wo exhibit of tho American Saw Company | IIW)( j iudejnindent wcokly steam com at the Exposition. 17b,'J!H) feet i« munieutiou with New York, under powerful saw for one cvrcnlnr saw to etmtrol of onr roads, uud if that is saw iu fifteen hours, but, big us it *•*, | once arranged <>ur growing business it sinks into insigiuficance by the side) w jjj | K . ( „] ( j ( ,d to by heavy shipments of wbat^wo can saw l^ere. Tho Eclipse j 0 f c0 tton. Mill, on this island, to-day ma«b a very fair exhibit for eight hours’work. The mill cat 382,000 feet of lumber — 325,000 merchantable ami 57.0(H) sec onds. There may bo some mills that can better do than this, but, in the bu ll ! ■traction* knd difieulti** incident tlieroto, I i.nrnd to my that tb« tobacco baiuM ja wumln^ l»r*or proportton* than 1 *niicii>ktcd tr Uad hopo.1 for, and now If the cUimm of Bnimwirk wUI con- tinoe thetr libera! pktrock«e, I w.ll proinUe»•“ future, u in tie put, '*■*” tbelr mot factored. Look out In a couple of \ line of Ciifkni aud Tobkcroe nil •nUttljr o TERUIBLE RUSH I w my Clakf* nnd Tobkceoo. My coouiry IrwnO*. M» Mtock fa fan.*. priem low. Com* twdc with bus befor- y<>a gv ' (wb-n rm in In town). R. FULTON GOODBRE AD. chan table and 14,030 seconds with hand sum. We should be phased ■auth k co. * ■ | see the accounts from other mills. Tho most fastidious can surely be \ours, Circular Saw suited at Goodbread’s Cigar Store (sign of the funny man), for there you find just even fifty different brands of lobaccos uud cignrs, any- Uupt. <Jli.y Will little when the summons comes in youth or middle age or even m «>ld age, it brings with it sad ness and i.orrow Such were our thoughts last Monday when we fed- gunge of tho immortal pout, "Hot ’«m . ) ( . In|u „ i|1(1 „ f „, wusumn> out” TI,,-re »ouM have W. wmV ( . ,, lnv to bin laat difficulty in gutting logn, hut our ex , ri;|ili) ^ ( .„ t Ho , „ „ Lilt . yet in poriencud woodniaan, Jim Cinr.lmu-, t ,. ( |>rjlui . )>f , l(t> b,, leaven many to exerted hiiiwelf, end did ii-t d, lay the 110 „ : „ , is Um> t |, um the wife mil. but tin, b„vr.,, getting iu | H aullli H j x eliildron, an aged logs. All of thin luuihoi- wa» in«[*et- | ,, lthM „ Wolher _ ,„„ r Bi8te „ * ml by ono oiau, IuspeeU.r Tom Floyd., h<)((t of M(Ui1h Hu W1 „ bl1ric( , , om Floyd waa Originally from Africa, hut j 1Wv , eriHll chmcb.and eacorted baa boon in Georgia aevorat yea-a, ami j ^ (hc ,. # ^, (CTV ,. v s Urg8 coliro urao he inapeoted and marked thm euf-e ; ()f |)oo|)|( . ieuu0ll , moDg whoB amount J we ,- 0 li.s ( ,l,l comrades iu nrnia, tho The proprietor ol tins null. Hr. Ie j 0 rnll swiok Itiflemea. who aele.1 as I. Tilldesth, is a progressive, go-ahead i done by anyone, much leas by aomu- Wing thoquostionof aaly else. In thia mill la naod tbe tllB , lg ,| ity of ,.„ ni pt,»n by tho cor aw made by the Amgator Tooth to., # #olboritieH ontW lbo now con . nd Mr. Tilldeath thmks they are an-, „ titmi(>n for oMm)| . furuml> it j, a fact perior to all otbera, with tho , xeept,on I |h ^ t unce J877 ot| . t „ in propcrty haH of tho whale s tooth, but ho has never I( t)l0 r , 011C} . is wiBe not in nil.— development of lonsidcrnbie building ileal more is good policy to exempt v’i improvements erected in a giveu time, say two yours, from taxation lor a given time, any three or . live years from date of erection'( Improvement Thu stock holders and members «»f! • v»te »t Th»nkM. tbo Glynn County Agricultural Soci- The following resolution was unaui- city nro requested to meet promptly j mously passed at the recent meeting thing from tbe strongest to tbe mild- to-day (Saturday) at 3 p m , October j of the New Snnbnry Association in est, tbe finest to the—well, we won’t ‘20th, nt Hoyt A Co.’s store. Impor- ] this city tant busines®. D. T. Duns, Frost say poorest, for he doesn’t keep that kind. Mr. G. bus worked up a good business, and iu worthy of pntrouage. Read his new advertisement, and give him a trial. Confederate t» and »o*r »e*?-t k Ux* liiwU if/, Timt the tbeoks (»f the . .. AxWfciatiun bo and are hereby tender- Lade. wbuappriauatealegiiiM-e ami thl , mculboni „f tbl , hrunawick pu'ityi are n-ing rarkera Hair Bal- cbnr0 |, n „,| eougregatiou for their •- tin* l»est article for restor- | KWM;rirtW hospitality; al»C', to tho dif- sain. It i ing gray hair to its beauty. P’jf T/V t kt O yid*?rvtb iriginal color'and , f,. r ,. u t railroads for the osnnl courto* out 1.1m joxteuded ; n pBis'sg delegates at g/tift. i rt duuoil rates. he will make tho amende honorable, he had no idea, we believe, of offend- ing, Mr. Editor: Iu reading your issue of tho 22nd inst., I was much surprised to say tho least of it, at tho very highly colored account of a very com mon place, and, from my standpoint, very necessary occurrence, which took placo on St. Simons Island a short timo since, viz: The arrest for carrying concealed weapons, of ono Winfield Aiken. Tho facts of the cose are sim ply these: Aiken had some words with his fa'ieud Joe, and, as is too frequent ly tho caso with mon of his stamp, failing to convince Joe, resorted to tho inevitable pistol, whereupon Joe appealed to the law iu the person of tho "newly appointed Justice” for protection. Not being iu a “nut- cracking” humor, as yonr correspond ent would fain have you believe, and boing “noAv” and somewhat unfamil iar with the duties of his position, tho Justice rode from his office to tho storo owned by tbe Georgia Land and Lumber Company to invostignte whether or not the (nets in the caso warranted an arrest. Upou finding that Joo’s statements were in the main correct, ho deputized Mr. Hays, tbe gentlemen iu charge of the farm ing operations of this Company on St. Simons, ns special bailiff to arrest Ai ken. Aiken rofnscd to be arrested, whoroupon the Justice, very properly, deputized ono or two bystander to as sist in tho arrest, which being effected, tbo posse uud their prisoner having loft tho store, the Justice bethought himself of the fact, that he had no place to secure tho prisoner in tho event of his not giving bond foi his appearance, therefore, as the negro had resisted arrest, aud as the Jus tice’s duty was to uso all proper means to hold him until he could be tried, lie took Mr. Elliot aside nnd an! ed, not "demanded, ’ the loan of a pistol with which to arm his impromptu guard. Mr. E. promptly procured the pistol and handed it to the Justice, at the same time tendering him, uot i dvng*hot, but an ordinary loaded rid ing whip, remarking as he did so, "you may find this useful, also,!’ or some remark of that nature. This, mind you, occurred ufter the prisoner had left the store As regards the rope, it is customary when a person hinj.i an article, although it may chance to be “twenty-live feet of rope,” to >’<•- 7ued it be forthcoming when he gets ready to louve. Now let us look ut the animose of your correspondent iu his i!!y con cealed effort to ridicule tho proceed ings of tho "newly ap|>oiii ted "Justice. While I deeply sympathize with the evident “pain that it gives us to chron icle the disnmi failuro, still I fail to sec where the failure, on the part of tho Justice, comes in. The m-go> vi olates tho law’, is am sted under the law, is tried and convicted ;n accord ance with the law, upj>enls to n higher court with the result of having the "newly appointed” Justice sustained, in every particular. So much that the offeuse was of such gravity, -the court iu Brunswick, to which Im ap pealed, com pel led him to pti a > to tin State a heuxy fine. Wherein, 1 ask. is the “dismal failure” which Ouray is so "pained to chronicle? ’ Listen to this, Mr. Ouray, if you pleas*-: In a conversation between some of onr In at citizens of our Island, brought about by tho perusal of tho—welt, remarkn ble statements of tho acs'urateltj in formed St. Simona correspondent On- ray: The action of tho “newly up pointed” whs thoroughly canvassed and highly commended, contra ding the behavior of tho obstreporou* ele ment to which Aiken belongs, la-fore and sinco tho arrest. His determined action in this ami other matters were h.gbiy approved, ami yonr feeble at tempt nt wit and ridicule very much censured. We have only t*» read the papers daily tu ae« tlm constantly re curring evils urning from the prac tice of carrying concealed weapons. In the light « f these facts, let me ask of you Mr. Ouray, iu future, in stead of attempting ridicule, would it uot be uioro luauiy, more honorable to uphold, hi bis Honest efforts, the "newly appointed V” jU it uot better that all good and law-abiding citizens give him their moral support iu sup pressing the pernicious habit of car rying concealed weapons, and other oiVem :» too common in tbe communi ty V A Loo* :h Ou. plimenta to your young friend Ouray, of the “St. Simons Items," and say to him that tbe next time be wants to report the proceedings of my office to call himself in propria pernona, or, if his onerous duties at the mill will not allow him, then send his sub new*- monger—his man Friday—and I will willingly give any item of interest, and give it correctly. “Newly Appointed J. P." Married- David—Weiss.—At tbe residence of Mr. L. Weiss, of Bnxloy, by Rev. Dr. Saongor, of Macon, Mr. A. David nnd Misa D. Weiss, ail of Baxley, On.— There wore present nt tho nuptials about 150 quests. Tbo music for tbe oocnsion was rendered by Mrs. Du- Bignon, of onr eity, who was presont by special request. A sure cure for Rheumatism Sleep with yonr head towards tbo North; wear a chest protector; sleep with a big dog; take nitrate of potash; oso msgnelism; pnt on mustard, plas ter, lemon juico, sago ton; wour sul phur in yonr shoos; carry a piece of snlpbur ia yonr pocket; try hard rnb- MM; wear silk, white flannel, flannel, tockekin; exercise nml k< it off; keep ns quiet as poosible; tal morphine, carbolic acid; soft soap bandaged with flannel will do; do not eat eggs or potatoes; est every thing yon please; do not smoko at oil; smoko as much os you like; drink nothing bnt beer; do not drink anything bnt whiskey; drink no^rdent spirits; keep in the bouse; take n ride whonover yon can get a free one; earry a piece of atom in yonr poeket; take Tnrkisb baths; bathe in cold water frequently; do not bathe at all until yon ore near ly well; bathe in hot water with pearl ash in it; go to Arkansas Hot Springs; go to Indian Springs, to Saratoga, to Florida, to Bermuda, to tbeSandwiob Islands, to California, to tbe Sontk of France, to Mexico, to South America, to Brunswick; wears horse chestnut in your left poeket; earry a potato in tbo other; don’t eat onions; eat all kinds of vegetables; get out on tbe prairies; high land is better for rheu matism; rub with keroaino; pnt mus tard plasters over yonr heart, and if S on don’t effect a care by all of this, ny yonr groceries from Goldsmith & Co., tbe cheapest grocery boose in Brunswiak. sir New Grocery Store! HAVING PURCHASED THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT OF MESSRS. Dunn & Co.’s Establishment, THE UNDERSIGNED DEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITIZENS OF Mr Orrics, ■■ lions Stsootubs is 8ob- oms or Ji wniaa,” 8r. Htuox*. Grosou—Guns Oorsrrr. )lr EJOar Bleate present my com- THAT THEY INTEND TO KEEP A FULL LINE OF FANCY i STAPLE GROCERIES. 2v£x_ G-EO ZSG-B Will lit; found behind the Counter, ready to wail on his old friends. GOLDSMITH & GO. Brunswick & AlbanyRailr’d TIME TABLE. Takes Elleet Monday, October 3d, 1S81- TRAINS GOING WEST. | PA8HKX- j J STATIONS. i PA8SKN- FREIGHT OKU NO. I -M tlKR NO. 1. | I.KAVF*. 1 51 8 LEAVE. No* 4. L. 6,'UO AK I. (wo L637 L.7-.10 1*8:10 L. 8:37 I,. 0:50 L. 10:2.1 1*41:12 L 12:10 I* 12:27 en 1*1:10 L. 2:H I* 2:50 I* 335 L. 3 32 I* 4:21 I* 4:50 1*5:37 I* *5:20 A. 700 ».00 A M 9J» 10:22 10:40 11:20 11:41 12:20 PM 1241 1:14 • 2:10 J 2:20 2:47 3:23 3:50 4:21 4:35 4:53 5:12 5:35 T C.-01 I A. 0:30 ) lino NSW iUK.... 1BJAMA1CA 25 I WAYNK8WILI,E... 821LULATON 45 HOBOKEN 508CHLATRVILLK. 80, WAY CROSS 07 WARES BOKO 78 MILLWOOD 90i PEARSON 93 KIRKLAND 101 WILLICOOCHKK.. 112 ALAPPAHA.. 122 BROOKFIELD 130TIFTON 133 RIVERSIDE 139TYTY 145 ALFORD 151 ISABELLA 101 DAVIS—. 1711 EAST ALBANY.. TRAINS GOING EAST. B.D. MEADER.Supcrintt.iitl''. Approved: CHARLES I* SCHLATTER, Gcn’l Manager, 9:35 I* 5:35 9*0 am I* 5:00am