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THE SUNNY SOUTH. ATLANTA GA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24. 1891.
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LETTER
SUBMISSION.
Ane? In memory or Callie R. Lynwood.
I saw a ghastly monster
Stalk through my flowers fair
And pluck wnh icy lingers
Tile briglittsl flower there.
I wept in human blindness
To see the ruin done
And turned in human anguish
Against the All Wise One.
.Tesns took my hand in his
And turned my strt anting eyes
From earth's blighted garden '
Away to Paradise.
He showed me there my flower
Abloo-n on Heaven’s shore—
Where death’s chilling lingers
Could never clutch it more.
I turned my lace in meekness
Ami bowed beneath the rod,
The flower here so blighted
Was blooming origat with God.
Jennie Lee, I believe you asked me about one
>{ your friends, but I do not tbitik 1 know her
. bar tly think I knew your brother either.
Ton'll have to let me know his initials before
lean tell you for certain.
Aunt .1 udy, 1 have a great favor to ask of you
all and if you will all grant it you will greatly
deiigbt me. It is this: one and all of you please
*eud me an autograph postal card. I want to
mase an L. ti album. Write a quotation if you
will; if not, simply your autogroph. Of couise i
don’t ask for your real mines, though of course
it would be highly appreciated. Address them
to ‘ Teacher,” Osceom, Florida. I hone yon
will all send me one and I will return the favor
if I can. Thanks to all who have remembered
:me during my abs* nee. ’Tis now getting late
and though I would like to stay longer I know
1 have been too long now. With love I am as
•ever Clementine.
Dear Aunt Judy: t^ome time has elapsed
since my last visit to the L. B. I often think of
you all but had not the time to write. I have
such a nice little school, so my time Is fully
taken up.
Today is Arbor I>ay. and we got through a lit
tle, sooner. How hard we did work. I planted
a rose cutting, but I know it won’t live, for I
never could get anything to grow. 1 am almost
inclined to quote tue old,
“Oh! ever thus from childhood’s hour,”
but I’ll spare you all. As I am away from home
I haven’t seen a Sunny South in some time so
I don’t kuow what the present subject for dis
cussion is. I tuiuk the subject of love whs
.voru thread bare. 1 have never been afllicted ! membership at on
A ith the disease, so was tike the little boy the ' lor the lir*t eirc.e
calf run over One of the cousi us guessed my
tuiials. i have forgotten who she is, but she
didn’t guess right. Jennie.
deserving—the young should bow in reverence
to the need Wlima li'e nad theirs has been,
what struggles with sufferings, disasb rs and
hardships, sueh is the same road you have to
pass over, and in your declining years perhaps
the mockery of “old age” wull to « e As the
bread is thrown on the waters so, after many
days, it will return to you. A)e«r ones, wnde
you ha e the opportunity avail yourselves, that
t ie waters may r turn the bread n double por
tion to you,» ood and wholesome
1 read the numerous articles on “The
Business Woman, is She Marriageable?”
I am afraid to say very much
lor on this subject I am convinced that ‘ a lazy
man might think she was marrtagable.”
Hu<h dears, vou are too has y! J on’t speak
so thoughtlessly, «-e*» Mamma’s Baby Boy
frowning and others of like persuasion.
I am convinced—as I was going to remark—
from what 1 know' and from seeing, there are
numbers of women in this Land of Cotton that
are the largest tax payers and ’tend the farm
(plantations we cal. them here) run the su ar-
miils have the liutst hogs, cattle and sneep,
keep their pigs and chickens fat; in fact, ao
everything a man in business is expected to do,
except, v »te; no voice there. Don t you thin c
tnat would make any woman marriageable?
Girls, listen! Never be in a hurry about mar
rying; at le«st unt 1 you feel trial you are per
fectly able to support and provide for a hus
band.
Never marry a 1 Mamma’s Baby Boy”—she has
provide! so l .ug for him that he wilt think the
wife should di like “Mamma.” Girls, never
iear to make business women of yourselves; if
you are not marriageable all the better. Tnere 1
ispleniv of life-work before you as old maids !
on.y can do, but should you be so unfortunate
as to be per-uaded into the matrimonial chain
gang, make the n< st o; it and support him com-
loriaciy. Let him see w’hat a business woman
c-iu do. Hand me my suck “Maui Muller.”
Good by, dears. Kemember the old grand
mother’s advice, and plume yourselves for
women, and all may do wliat has by
' Eloi.se Arnold*
Dear Aunt Judy; You do not know me but
am a friend indeed to all the girls and have
something to say to one especially, and may be J
the otoen-would like to listen. When a girl I c q os . it
believes that her faith in another has been de- j tue cut
stroyed and a beautiful life dream has vanished, [
I should a o mi re her much more if she gave her \
shattered ideals a tear and a loving faith that
they were but thi earnest of all that is sweet i
and beautiful aud goo 1 and glorious. Beyond j
than I should if si.e turned away in hardness
and coldness, calling herself a fool aud assuring !
herself she w< u d not need ti learn such a les
ion again. To despite imaginary weakness is j
easy, th* weakest and most f« odsh c*n do that..
* * to trust that wnai our hearts loved was l
mue, though we mays e it no longer; to be j
lieve that nature which drew us to the beloved i
object told no li- s, wou d not deceive us, and
to reverence that love, to respect our entire
natures unw iverin. iy, all this annihilates what
unfaith would ca 1 the weakness of grief and re
gret. All this is far more worthy of a noble
heart, until Jesus t-hall declare that Underness
u despicable, that ho never wept and was not
‘acquainted witn grief.” With love,
Frances Wysona.
Dear Cousins: Perhaps it shows the truth of
the old sayiag that stolen waters are sweet,
when this eveuiug I steal off into the parlor,
wheu every one thinks I’m asleep light the
swinging lamp and proceed to scribble a le ter
to the cousins; and scribble it is. Aunt Judy,
it’s a good thing they dou’t see the origiual.
How kind of Aunt Judy to translate the Greek,
Sanskrit and shorthand aud put it into readable
English.
Well, Johnnie, Elaine, and all who favor the
Circulating Library, I hoped to have seen some
thing from you, either for or against my plan,
before now. A mere suggestion, you know, but
1 think a very plausible oue as it is only two
of the iou.mus have expressed themselves—
Kosebud and our new cousin M dmu.
Let’s don t acquire a reputation for all talk
aud no work; so send in your addresses for i
once. We can restrict uurseives j
ycle, or orb (just as you re i
v eased to cad it) to a e«.ruuu nurnucr of stand- j
ar.i authors i
To prevent two books of the same kind from !
gelling oil the rounds, let a sheet of pai er be j
enclosed in the lirsi volume star ed, ine titie ol i
the book sent being written at tue top of tue
page; let the Cousia that receives this book I
write the title of the woik they send onecily I
the titie of tne work ieccived, atidtn* ]
in th-j book sent by them; ami so on ill *
:ie is completed. Let no one Sena a vol- !
nine witn the title of a..y on me list.
Cuu-ius adopt my plan as tue most feasible
cue ami Jet us get the tiling blurted. To your
ten is, O Israel I
Weil, Bysshe what has become of you? Don't 1
be melaucuoly now. Couie and ten the cousins
ail those prime thoughts ui yours.
Fairy Queen you are wry’ iresn to be as an- .
ciem ab openber. J suppose you *re the oue in- j
vented by tu„t gent.e an, though you spell
your lian.e with a modem inod.flcatiou ?
Fyau^ciiue, why auou? Bung your sweet
influence to near on tins library question
Earnest Wime, l extend a ue rty invitation to
you to join our circus. Come, do.
lhey say reading makes a fud man; convers
ing, u ready man; and writing an exact nan.
oiinli 1 nope tutu 1 have been exact? v>itii this,
believe me your handsome cousin,
Ferrand.
lias the time that has elapsed since l*st I was *
witn you seemed as long to you dear ones j
as it has to me? or had you forgo, ten tint 1 ex- I
1st? Have mere bee i as many changes in your j
lives as in mine? Changes, I say, aud yet if 1 .vere ’
called upon to say wUat tUey have been, 1 do
Lot believe 1 coUid do so. Ikuov only that I 1
am elmutied, my file is brighter auu 1 am hap- j
pier than 1 have been for a mug time 1 must i
tell y >u liow I hot long ago uniltingly pro* (
Yoked to wrath two female liieuus lu couvt
Dear Auntie: It is quite a while since I was
with you ad, i o I thought I would come in for
a little while if you will let me. If you do I
promise to keep quiet aud not come soon again.
Virginia Duck you say you think you know
me and I confess the description you gave of
yourself is very much like some one I know in fcation, 1 iem«rked tnat 1 tnougut it only right
• • • i (hi , lL . Q tuat womeu snouid sillier more ihan men. I
Virginia. W hat are jour mitials. I think it a argued laht in toe majority of instances suffer-
good idea for the cousins to tell from what . j U|S punfles woman vvnile it iriVtS man into
county and state they are. \ sin; sorrow gives to woman that ready syinpt-
Sacet Marguerite, you arc welcome. | tuy, that eager desire to help and suield otne
Come so< n again please, Lynwood, I have
fallen quite in love with you. Why dou’t you
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wiiH.ii is nc-i greatest ^nariu, tuat firm purpose
I to bear her nuiueu utic uup.ami ugly that hiio
j may n t Cast the shadow ol a shuuow over tue
j Jives of others, while man when dice the wing
of an evil angel hides horn his view life s sun-
! light, his hturt becomes Laruened, his hie,
euihi .t red; ne loses confident e iu his fellow- ;
cieaiures aud f*il 1 in ah that is true and noble.
Tue Julies agreed that woman uot-s sufl’er more
j than iua 1, but they firmly declined believing
tills as 1.snouid be.
I rtloug this line 1 have often thought that even
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his struggle to vva k in the “Dario v way.” }
i But how soberly I am writing 1 fear you will j
think uy Hie is filled with s rrow, hui no in-j
, ueed, it is n *t. I am sometimes quite gay. *
• Barn si Willie from one of yo r letters I see •
you nave misinteipreted something 1 said.
1 Whether I have ever “loveu” or not, let me
j as-uieyou I have never “lost.”
Mai Mim. you nave uo^ id a what a thrill of I
I delight a certain little Keutuckiau experienced '
^ . . , . ! when she read your words ol prai-e concerning
Dear Aunt Judy. An I not somewhat late boU1 , o; oer letble attempts at poetry 1 shall
Jin making a New Year's call? It was because I ai*a.s f cl giateiui to 3011 ihougu 1 may never ;
waited to hear from the cousius iu the first know you as 01 ei t ia. Maico m. ’ |
' Florida Girl, you have expressed it v senti- •
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come of teller?
Yes Florida eirl. wasn’t it uncallant of Will
Bysshe to keep that nice Chair and leave poor
little ine over in the corner with no one to talk
*to But never mind; the next time I see him
coming in the door I’m going to run grab that
chair and he slum t have it for even five miu-
utes. *ow look sharp, Mr. Will.
Why Malcolm! ln»w could a good little girl be
a boy? No: my ideas of love are not small and
don’t you dare t > say so sir, for I’ll—I’ll—I’ll—
well never mi ad, but you better Dot say it
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I’ll have to obey my mother as
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Well we must constd ryou all innocent until
guilt is proven, so you may rest witnout fear of
CO vietion for I am sure the witnesses wornd
not.s-.tuple to perjiue themselves about such
delicate matters slid -uth r po ptugs of remorse
either for tne siu or the atory.
We ha t a getiiti te old la hioned Christmas
here with soow gently flottiog Oownwsros from
the leade ■ sky. You kuow it does not seem at
ail as it should b“ if there isn’t sno * falling or
on the ground on Xmas day. But I forgot that
most of t e coustns live where snow never
falls many ol tnem wnere It is al »ays summer.
I am sure that our Southland is where some of
God’s angels are running a little side garden on
earth, something of an experimental station
where they may prove their nines- for the Mas
ter’s own private garden. .... ..
Ohl I have stayed ao long that Kuntie will
be sure to consign this to the W. B’s capacious
UJlile Farine, I am sure yon can talk love
much better than most ooy*. I would like to
^'one.h'your advice ts good and would work all
O. K. if boy* were all like you and had such
mothers as you have.
Why have so many of the cousins failed to
answer Aunty’s roll call on the first time of the
Mew Year. Rather a b.d beginning isn’t t ?
Come often Princess, Zlrline Nemo, Fo lie
Farine Dixie Lassie. Will Joe. Hedra He.ix
Minnehaha Lei ill Francis for I enjoy your
Jetton* so much «ni am sorry i can return so
little for the much received.
Love to you all, dear cousins.
Mohux.
Iam with you again, girls, but only for
For $2.75.
tome ol Bcoct’s wo k* 1 nijoy. 1 oelieve Keuil
worth, aud 1 ue Abbot aie my f. voiiies.
AuutJu<iy, please forgive uu ;f 1 have stayed
too long, him re i euiber now good I nave beell
iu retraining irom worrying you during tue
past few mouths.
.-oes au> body know w^ftt ever become of that
Boy wbo many months ago wrote one very good
let er to the Letter B >x. and never returned
iiiiua, Joauita. Max mn Will Bysdie; come
often.
Wishing Aunt Judy, Uncle Punch aud each of
the cousins a very happy New Year, 1 am
Loviugiy, CdMU
For $2 75 wo will s- nd the paper and
sitlier of the following:
One complete set Dickons’ Works 15 vol
umes, paper binding.
One coirp'ete set Scott’s Works, 12 vols.
One L .cits’ pearl handle gold pen.
One Farmer and Sportsmans’ Knife, 8
useful articles lu one handle, (see cut)
One Westenholm Staghorn Knife, four
blades.
One Westenholm Pearl-handle Knife,
Take Simmons Liver R -gnlator after four blades,
yonr dinner. It preveuts oyspepsia and . Qne oompiaatton tool handle, with tools.
Indigestion.
(see out).
One Wade & Butcher Razor.
One Fairy Queer Clock, (see out).
For $3.50,
For $3.50 we will send the Sunny South
and either of tbe following:
One set Rogers’ best Triple-plated tea
spoons, (see cot)
One handsome Toilet Shaving set (see
out).
One Perfection Fountain Pen.
One Gents’ Gold Dusk pen.
Taken.
“In every house, Miss Powelson,” said
yonng Mr. Haybenslaw, with some hes.
itation, “there is a spare room. It Is
kept for tbe use of some honored guest*
In every heart, too”—and ha laid his
hand Impulsively on his own—“there is
a»p«re room ”
• And we flad one, too, In so many
heath!" she murmured.
• Mi s Pjwelson—lrenel” the yonng
man exclaimed, cnoklng down a large
and expansive lamp of rising sighs, “In
my bean tnere is a spare room sacredly
set spart for jou
• O tly one. Mr. HaybenslawT” she
asa> d dreamily.
Do not mt ck me, Irene Powelson! It
For $5.00.
For $5 00 we will send the paper and
either of the following:
abort stay m*rte una.oiditbly so by numerous ! shall be a whole suite If you like. More ; ^ ae set best Tf'plo Plated Tablespoons,
dut es devoMug on mens head of a family. I i t-.an that! You shall have the entire , One Table set 6 Knives and 6 Forks.
raX leuU* yooreheerfu, ciree for ' ^UeeMy| flUdUBB Dli.D l £fit, 75 IlICCS.
Sn n^wonusTfiUe e d with woTf.tr 'the fci ..^” ppJTe room-*!,is suite of rooms, j Fcr * 9 «° we w)U Send _ t . he *™**B°™
farmer, aud sum is the position I occupy. 1 A , t , , ur ,” said the ruai'ien, soft y, •*, h^t »nd one handsome Dlnneror Tea set
hear yon exc «im ‘-Grandma, ton are. too out v . u arosp atlug of—how—ho .v arc they of 75 pieces, (see cut),
for Mu h w.rk/’ Yes. but the work is before > . Kr ,. 0 y’<
me and we shou’d never shirg tur duties. My - • 1,, flrsl-cl»sf modern style, Irtne,” Bl!^) 8Dd Wft^OH 111 D°SS.
* —a- re pije(i the young man, with a oudness-
fi o ring in his vo’.ca. • Uuc.o Bullion
died I s', week. ’
* Say no reore, Arthur,” whispered the
lovely gin, as atie pulowted Iter rich
b ond head on toe young man s heart
and listened to the wild tnuuipl tbumpl
little "tr tnb'e bu remember j that resounded through Its tp^te cham
ber!, *’l’ll take Iht-m! ’
comfort is after the day’s work Is over to sit by
« .h.dei lamp ani reel aud rereal tbe let. ers
frttm the li'U- gin t .at -o ki -ij pr.tr re i as-
ci^tii'Ce »n tb** Gniti‘Iniot»ier uplb-e ^alk, where
? b e ? I waited hi tne d-itim bat you
dbl not i iu-; s I came alo te. vv.tat is it.'
/don’t see what ran imaC . nes for so ha d w
€»Tit**rt*iiu nn 1 make oer ii'ider tHir
dears, it will be
you u t»li ve t
n ic ti(;i)!iie are t »o sio-v f >r tlic young,
looked ou as bei in the wny. that t *e joutig
Are too uiiicn o » the ruau to give old age tne
of life or color—if
te oi l ago
Look to Simmons Liver Regulator for
rede' from all sickness arising frjm a
diseased Uvtr.
For $12 CO wo will send the paper and
one n k tarred leaf her ptrgle Wegon or
Barouch hamess with Collar and Hantes
/ns near* ! —strong and good for heavy hauling,
(see cut). Or fur sumo we will send one
single Buggy or B G’.ri; Lara^;s with
Collar and ilamei. (Vou cannot hoy one
like It anywbfrc tor less than $20 00 to
$25 00). Or fur $18.00 we will send a light
Double Carriage harnees with breeching.
EITHER LADY’S OR GENT’S SIZE,
EQUAL TO ANY $100 WATCH.
The ab'ive cut repr< s-nts the celebrated
James Boss Hunting Case, the ploneeror
filled ca9A8. It hes stood tne test of nffy
y*ers. Thpse e*sen are maDiifaotnred
from ’wo plates o f s^iid fold, over-laying
a plate of composition metal, and in ap
pearance and for wearing qualities are
fully *q«>al to t**e solid gold ciseu. fcjacii
Case in acc unpairied wuhac rtidcateof
ernarAnteo from the mana'acturer. Tne
Style of engraving is rich and varies in
design. We fit this cas* wi^h the cele-
hrated Hinjpdan Movement, which ex-
perrp pronounc »8 far *»u.»erior to either
th^ E -in • r Waltham m We have
| select* d thi•» Harno»ien Movement from
all oth«rs, be‘iev«ng is to be th^
! the money, but »' o-e who are prejudicea
; in favor of *.b»- Eltjlu or W-tlthatn move
; merits can ? a- * r-nf-m atthes*oie price.
Tn» 8 > wa’chf s are c^r-'uUy box- d and
will f?M.rry piifr ly to domination, inat^uc
tior-e go with • ac* 1 and ev»-ry watch, as
to how to takre care of same, to stt the
: liandH. toroen u\t* etn
| We send thin watch postpaid with the
: Hunny « v outh for only $17 00 i
THOMAS P. SlafPSOW
Washington, D C. No atty I
B www v .w , v fee until Patent obtained
Write lor Inventor’! Guide, 7»meow
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
and we can secure patent in less time than thoeo
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free or
charge. Our fe ot due till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, “now to Obtain Patents,” with
names of actual clients inyourlStatc* county, or
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Offi;-, Washington, 0. C.
FASHIONABLE HAIR.
uy man kv asm
ail parts ot
Goods seat
by mail to
^ ^ ’ THE—
United
States
8PBOIAL REDUCTION -
For two mouths we will mall lot y
approval our **
B.00 Water Curl Bangs lor *2.00
*5.00 Water Curl Baugs for 3.50
STEMLES3 8WITCHES.
*3.00 Stemless Switches for *2.00
5.00 “ “ 8.00
8.00 “ “ “ 5.00
10.00 “ “ “ ’-oo
The above prices are
for common shades of
hair. Send for circu
lar to John Medina,
46B Washington street,
tf Bouton. Mean ''
Tbe Florida Trank Line,
THE FLORIDA CENTRAL
AND
PENINSULARRAILWAY.
Fir nirly the F. K. A 1. Ui.. oTer, iacrat,*
facilities this setsoa for travel to Florida, trsT
lug iuallitioa to its oliaul popular coaus*
tion
The Louisville & Nashville R. R,,
at River Junctiou, arranged through Its niw
connection the
Georgia Southern and Florida,
(the Suwannee River route to Florida) for quick
service from North and North-western point*,
The road has now no less than
Six Points of Connections with th»
North
ntnely, Fernandins, Callahan, Jacksonrll!*,
Live Oak Lake City and River Junction.
The Florida Central and Peninsular Hail
Road
Is the great artery of travel through the duos!
parts of Florida, traversing twenty four coun
ties—Gadsden, Jefferson, Duval Alathua, Lias,
Pasco, Leon, Suwannee Nassaw, Leroy, Oraag®,
Hillsboro, Wakulla, Columbia, Clay, Marlon,
Polk, Manatee, Madison, Baker, Bradford, Sum
ter, Heruanlo an 1 DeJoto— in their richest por
tions. It runs through the
■'Itdtile F.orlda Region of H:l! Country,
where are the fine old
Farming Lands,
ano the new
Tobacco Farms,
(reached by no other line) some of them con
d ieted on a large scale. Here are Quincy, Tal
tlnssee, the capital, Monticello, Madison and
other towns, from whose comfortable, ample
dwellings, raposiug in a fertile country, is com
ing a renewed energy to employ the resonrjs*
lavished about them. Stretching down throntb
The Peach Country
of Baker Bradford, Alachna aud Levy oonntlsr,
through the prosperous
Strawberry Farms
of Lawtey Starie and Waldo—perhaps superior
In profit to the orauge grove—It goes thrjirS
the heart of the State, penetrating som» of Its
finest groves, one body being
70,000 Full-bearing Orange Trees,
passing nearly a mile between them—making Its
way Soatuward to the Gulf, and to the mors
tropical sections of the State 1
In all portions of the State it reishes points ol
Scenic Interest,
Wakulla Springs In the West, the Suwannee
river, as beautiful aud romantic as It Is famous;
Silver Spriugs, lu the lake region, aud the
Lakes
tnemselves, with their surroundings of rollinj
laud, intersperse l with pleasant homes lu greeo
groves, slooing down to the clear lake fro us
By means of this road yon can most rea Illy
reach the
Hunting aud Fishing Grounds
of the State. Ta'iiou fishing has of late attracted
much attention from enterprising sportsmen.
We are the shortest line to this region.
The settler will find oil the Hue of tills roal a
greater opportunity for a varied selection o'
lan-l than on any other road in the State—from
lightest soils to those underlaid with clay and
marl, aud of ricnest hammock—whether for
Regular Mixed Farming, Stock or Dairy
Farming, Paaca or Strawoarry Cnit-
tura, Orange Groves and Vege
table Gardens.
The tourist will be gratified with Its ecensry
the healtn-seeker ou its ample route can fin-.'
some spot adapted to bis wants. On the herd
clsy roads of
Middle Florida
the horseman will ride with speed and satlsfaa
tion aud the Florida Central aud Pensacola t»
the „
Sportman’s Route
old.
Note.—Passengers from Northern connection,
naving tickets over the Florida Central ant 1
Peninsular to points in South Florida nave ts.
privilege of being taken into Jacksonville ova-
the Company’s line aud allowed a stop-over with
in the going limits ol the ticket, with return ti
their route for destination free of extra chargs
Send for best map of Florida Mailed free
MacDomkll, G. P. A.,
Jacksonville, Florida,
N. 8- Pennington, Trafiic Manager.
D. E Maxwell, General Manager.
INTI
a, V
’90.)
Office Gkn’l Manaobb,
Aususta, GA.,Sept. 20th,
Commencing the 21st Instant, the followfa*
Passenger schedule will be operated:
NO. 27 WEST—DAILY.
Leave Augusta 7 4UB
Arrive Camak 912 a a
Leave Washington 7 20iia
Leave Athens.. 8 25a*
Leave Gainesville 5 55 a sfe
Arrive Atlanta 100 p *
No. 28 EAST—DAILY.
Leave Atlanta .2 45 p *
Leave Gainesville 5 55 a Si
Arrive Athens 7 05 p X
Arrive Washington 7 20 p IE
Arrive Camak 6 24 p tt
Arrive Augusta 815 p *
DAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
NO. 2 EAST DAILY. I NO. I WEST DAILY,
Lv Atlanta H00a m T,v Augusta—U05a»
Ar Gainesville..815 p rn.Lv Washington 11 lCafc.
Ar Athens 515 p m'Lv Athens 8 40 ah,
Ar Washington.2 30 pmiAr Gainesville..8 25 PM
Ar August-i 3 15 p su| Ar Atlanta 5 45 p*
NO. 4 EAST—DAILY.
NO, 3 WEST—DAILY.
Lv Atlanta. ...1115 p m Lv Augusta—11 00 pa
Ar Augusta. ...035am Ar Atlanta 6S0*at
DECATUR TRAIN—Dally except Sunday.
Lv Atlanta 8 55 a in.: I. v Decatur 9 45 ana
Ar Decatur 9 23 r.ial.ar Atlanta 10 15 ts
Lv Atlanta 3 25 pi.a Lv Clarkston... 4 10 p«
Ar Decatur 3 40 prnlLv Decatur 4 2o pa
Ar Clarkston 4 05 pm'Ar Atlanta 4 50 p>
COVINGTON ACCOM'N—Daily except Sunday
40 as
25 as
.7 55 six
Lv Atlanta 6 20 pmjLv Covington...5
6 56 pm Lv Decatur .7
Lv Decatur
Ar Covington..
i 35 pmiAr Atlanta-
MACON NIGHT EXPRESS—DAILY.
NO. 31 WESTWARD | NO. 32 EASTWARD,
u
vro* poisr & ^vains pla.i?h b. b
Leave Union Point *10 10 am * 5 40 pta
Arrive at Siloam 10 35 am 6 05 pxe
*' at vVfiite Plains 1110 am 6 40 pa*
Leave White Plains *8 00 am *3 30 p»
“ Siloam 8:35 am 4 05 pss
Arrive at Union Point. 9 00 am 4 39 p»
♦Daily except Sunday.
tfo connection tor Gainesville on Sunday.
Sleeping car to Charleston ou Traius No 4
Trains n t h. *, L, 4 an i 1 will, if si^uallai stop
at a iy regular so^e Hie fli-? station.
[Vitus A)s. 27 an 1 *3 will stop anil recelT*
passeu'ers tiani fr > n the following statl
only: Grpvm v l, Harlem, D-earin?. Tho nnson-
N>r,v ))l Barn‘tt, Cra.vfor Iville, union Points
Grecnesn k >, M i liso a, R itlei^e, 3oclal Circle
C)7tnjt> i. Olivers, Ltthonia, Stone Mniutila
and Decatur. 27 mikes clx i conaectious for off
points north and northwest.
Trains l an l 2, dinner at Union Point.
Train N r >. 2S, sapper at Harlem.
—J. w. Gass*. E. R. DORSEY,
Gei’l dimmer. Gen’l Passenger A tt,
JO a .V, W HCTE, T. P A^Au?asta, Ga.
Improved Tra n Servie
BBTWEKN
MEMPHIS AID TUB SOUTHEAST
The Palace Car Line of the South—th Kar
sas City, MemDhlB & Birmingham R. K -not
has two through passenger trains dally betwee.
Memphis and Birmiughsm, making close ar
gute connectiens with the trains of all count,
ting lines. Night trains have through sleeplni
cars between Atlanta and Memphis (In conns,
tion with the Georgia Pacific R. R.), the ahon
est route, quickest time, an' 1 the only line rui
ning through cars between those cities. Da.
trains have Palace Rectl.-ilng Chair Cars (seat
free to holders of first class through tickets
through between Birmingham and Kansas City
This Is many miles the shortest and by far tb
best equipped Passeuger Line between point
In the East and Southeast and Memphis, and A
points in Arkansas. Texas and tne West an
Northwest. Rverything new and first-clast
Through tickets yia this line on sale at a
through ticket offices.
For any desired information, lor large m*
and ttme table folder, address.
H. D ELLIS, J. K. LOCKWOOD,
Gen’l Agent, G P. and T Ag’t,
339 Main st. Ksiuias City
Memphis.
PATENTS
mMENONlX
/T’ V
And ELECTRIC SUSPENSORY APPLIANCES are
Sent on 90 Days Trial
DEBILITY,‘T.oS? OF
ing from ABUSES and OT HER CAUSES. Quick mid
Complete lies to ration to HEALTH, VIGOR and MA.
BOO?). Also for RHEUMATISM, all J^NEYTHOrrBLES
and many other diseases. The best Llkcteic Appu
ancms on Earth. Full particulars sent m plain be a mb
BTOLOPS. Address _ . „ .
VOLTAIC BELT CO., Maratall, Mich.
784 «
if You Ara Joiag Wes
! ANJ WANT LOW RAT IMS
To Arkanao*
( Texas, Missouri, (Jolorado, Oregon an l Ualif--
* nia, or any point WflST r NORTHWHSC—oa
; oil or a>1 dress Alx. 3- Thwratt
General Travjliujj
; 3, H. RABDWict, Ga. Pacifl : Riliway
J *3ten- Piss- A^ent, a
Birmingham \la
fiiL «U lo ceuu
JUD, rLUKAL,
CARDS. 6 9 SURA? PICTURES,
digs’ Ago Roouirr, 1 C»len.!ur, At.KNTS’ OUT HA
GLOBE CAKD CO.. CE.MEKUKOOE.. CONN.
777 lSteow
East Tennessee. Virginia & Georgia Ry.
NEW TIME TO FLORIDA.
3 Dally Trains.
CHATTANOOGA TO ATLANTA,
am i No. 11.1 No. 18. I No. «. I PU. A
<E. T. V. at G.Ry.)
Ly. Chattanooga .
Ly. Union Station.
Ly. Central Station.
Ar. Dalton • • • • •
Ar. ROME
Ar. ATLANTA . .
Lv. Atlanta • • • •
Ar. Macon . • • • •
Ar.JESUP
(S. F. A W. My.)
Ar. ^VatPcROSS *. !
Ar. JACK’VILLE.
ir.oop.m.
**.X5 p m.
«a.43 »- m -
a.oj a.m.
S.15 a.m.
5 3°
8.50 a.m.
a^apjn.
a.sap.m.
4.30 p.m.
7.35 p.m.
13.55 p.m.
It'S p.«n.
•.30 p.m
3.50 p.m.
6.45 P-m*
j.50 aim
4.00 a.m.
5-*5 am.
8.30 a.m.
V«o* •’«-
•'.43 •* m *
11.03 a m.
s.iop.m.
:::
:?:^:.*:: :::
CE. T. V. at G. Ry.)
Lv. JESUP ....
Ar. Brunswick . . .
3.00 p.m.
5.00 p.m.
4.10 a.m.
6.10 a.m.
:::::
•S. F. ar VV. Ry.)
Lv. JESUP ....
Ar. Savannah . . •
5.30 p.m.
7.50 p.m.
:::::
(S. F. A- W. Ry.)
Lr. WAVCROSS, .
Ar. Thotnasville. .
:::::
1.48 p.m.
:::::
(E. T. V. Sc G. Ry.)
Ly. ROME ....
Ar. Bluffton ....
Ar. Pieimont ...
Ar. facksonville
(Tredegar) . . .
Ar. Anniston ...
Ar. Talladega . . .
Ar. Cal era
Ar. SELMA ....
l:::
400 p.m.
5.30p.m.
6.06 p.m.
«.47pm.
xa.isp.m.
12.41 P*m.
*•35 P m!
3.30 p.m.
4.25 pm.
6.40 p.m.
®.S5PJ^
9.49 p.m,
ic.xop.m-
to.35p.rn.
10.59 p.m.
11.46 p.m,
1.15 a.m..
3.25 a.m-.
(M. * B. Ry.)
Lv. Selma
Ar. Mt. V-mon . .
Ar. MOBILE . . .
:::::
:::::
if.-a m’
3.30 a.«..
6.45 a.m
xo.oo a.iA,
THROUGH CAR ARRANGEMENTS.
No. 0 carries Pullman Buffet ^Sleeping Car Cincinnati h
lacksonville
No i.i carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car .Chattanooga %
fhcksonville.
%r_ ,es n
•ullm
b. We WRENN,
General Fus.4kTkt.Ag4i
lest and flnrstntrla, allfor*^
IIKTSU1P and KABRUfflti
Wooderfulascreta, revel at Ions —ddlacoeertoa
■ iftll f PCOITKTSHB
m 11 AM Woefferfulsecred
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