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Clear cold and exhilarating.
J. I. Langston is rapidly complet¬
ing his new dwelling house.
Tol says lie and Joe have arranged
all their little misunderstanding's.
W. Hunnicutt and family, of Tallu*
jah, were in town Saturday and Sun-
day.
The fever patients in town are slow¬
ly regaining their wonte 1 health and
strength.
Ed. McConnell says he is going to
drink sorghum and eat candy for the
next 0 months exclusively.
J. F. Earls has moved into the
Mathesou store room'and already be¬
gins to look like one of the boys.
This is the season of the year when
the music of the sorghum mill, and
Joe’s fiddle are heard in the land.
Fodder is about pulled down, and
the school teachers have about resum¬
ed their usual avocation of wielding
a birch twig.
Messrs. W. S. Paris and J. A.
Swofford and Dr. W. J. Greene went
to Oconee co, S. C. on Monday last
to buy a horse.
J. W. Godfrey says there is* not a
man in the State who could have
caught the fellow he was after, if the
chap had 3 feet ahead.
The road hands of town,Persimmon
And Tennessee Valley dists. met on
Friday to build a new road across the
Blue Ridge mountain through Taylor
Gap.
Dr. E. P. West and wife were in
town on Monday last, returning home
'to Clarksville from a visit to their sis¬
ter, Mrs. W. R« Coffee, in Tennessee
Valley.
Messrs.JLaFayette Wall and A. R.
Cannon, of Tallulah were in town
on Saturday last. They look as fat
as a fence rail and are wearing smiles
all over their physiognomy.
W. S. Whitmire is having his store
room painted inside and new coun¬
ters and shelving put up preparatory
to laying in a bran new stock of
goods fresh from N T ew York.
Tin* News is pained to learn of the
death of Capt. W. C. Price,which oc¬
curred at 5:30 a. m. Oct. 5th. He was
one of the oldest and best known cit¬
izens of this county. He was born in
1817 and has lived all his life in this
-county. Ho was elected and commis¬
sioned Capt of C. F. Youngs Brigade
-of Georgia Volunteers in the late
war, and served with bravery arid dis¬
tinction until the close. He was for a
number of years Clerk of tlie Superi-
or Court of this county, and it is said
he was a prudent and efficient officer.
To his sorrowing family and friends
the News tenders the sincerest sym-
paihy.
Rabun County Farmers’ Alliance at
its meeting Oct. 3d, unanimously
passed the following resolutions:
“Whereas there is a tendency in
railroad circles to monopolise all ex¬
isting lines, and to prevent the con¬
struction of new lines, and that by
reason of such monopoly the various
railroad corporations are seeking to,
and are doing a great injury to all
other interests in the State of Geor¬
gia, and
Whereas, the Constitution of the
State of Georgia ir. article 4, Section
2, paragraph 4, authorizes the Legis¬
lature to enact laws for the preven—
tion of such monopoly and combina¬
tion; Therefore be it
Resolved 1st. That our Represen¬
tative from this county, and the Sen¬
ator from the 40th Senatorial district,
be earnestly requested to lend their
aid and assistance towards the passage
of any bill tending to enforce said
article, section and paragraph of the
Constitution, and
Resolved, 3d. That the Secretary
of this Alliance furnish such Senator
and Representative with a copy of
these resolutions, under the Seal of
the Alliance, and that they be pub
iished in the Toccoa News, Atlanta
Journal andSouthernAllianceFarmer.
IF TOUtt HACK ACHES
Or you are all worq out, really good for nothing
BKOHM’S it is general Hi debility. Try
Off ftlTTEBS.
It will cure you. and give a good appetite. Sold
by ail dealers in ©edacise.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
In pursuance of the last will and
testment of Joseph L Byrum, late of
Anderson county, S. C-, deceased,
and also in pursuance of an order
granted by the probate court of An**
derson couny, 8. C., will lie sold to
the highest bidder before the court
house door in Carnesville, Franklin
county Gn., within the legal hours
of sale, on the first Tuesday in No¬
vember, 1880., the following property
to-wit: Ope tract of parcel of land
li . aid COUll a of v-___ biankiin, ... m .
212th district, G. M., on the waters
of Town’s creek, adjoining J lands ofT.
wr \\ Neon, c- ,, .) , " vi- C rump, John ri VV \
. . erncr
lands belonging to the estate of John
\\ * I/eF’rUnrl 1 ,an b 3,1,1 and loud bands a » f the b. c
... Kay estate,
u. containing two hull-
dred and thirty-five and five-tenth
ai i c. T 1 U t oi i*L., less, and „ > being i . the ..
,
place whereon John Lowery now
lives, and formerly known as the
Cleave McNeal place. 'I he place is
fairly well improved, all lies unnsual-
ly well and is good strong land. It
is convenient to mills, churches nnd
sch ools ’ is »» » neignborliood,
and 1 taken altogether, of the
is one
most desirable and vajuablo tracts
of land in Franklin county. Sold as
the property of Joseph L* Byram
deceased, for ,
the purpose oj distribu¬
tion. Terms one-half cash and bal¬
ance on credit until November 1..
1800, with interest at 8 per cent per
annum. Bond will be given for idee,
to be executed when all the pur¬
chase money is paid. October 4th.,
1880: JJosepp N. Bybum.
Executor of Jas. L. Byrum dec’d.
—-—^ —--
GEORGIA. Habersham County. Notice
is 39th hereby of given to all concerned that on the
day July 1889, CH Sellers late of Hab¬
ersham county, deceased, departed this life
intestate, and no person has applied for ad¬
ministration on the estate of the said C H Sel¬
lers, and that in terms of the .law, administra¬
tion will be be vested in the Clerk of the Su¬
perior Court, or some other tit and proper per¬
son mit he first Monday in November 1889.
unless some valid objections are made to his
appointment. ficial signature Given this Oct. under my hand and of¬
7th. 1889.
4tPrinFee$3.45 B E EDGE, Ordinary.
FARM FOR SALE.
Between 2 and 3 miles from Toc¬
coa, is a beautiful farm, located on
the finest carriage road that leads
from the city. There are 100 acres of
gently rolling land, 00 under cultiva¬
tion. There is a good house,situated
in a beautiful grove of fruit trees,with
largo front yard ot several acres,orna¬
mented with walks, carriage drive,
flowers and shrubbery. There are 3
new outbuildings,—a barn, carriage
house and corn crib. There are five
acres of excellent fruit, selected with
a view of obtaining the choicest vari¬
eties of apples, peaches,grapes,pears,
raspberries # and straw berries. The
land is good, soil adapted to grass,
grain, cotton and fruit. It combines
not only an excellent farm but also
an elegant home. This splendid
farm is offered for sale at a very low
price, and on easy terms.
Apply'to the editor of
The Toccoa News,
Ga.
Black smithing
WAGON MAKING
-and-
Gene/ at Depairing by
J. T.'CAKTER, Toccoa, Ga.
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THE WEEKLY NEWS r
iaYaiiRali C?st ®
1! NOTICE. l r i
All persons having demands against tlie
Estate of E. M. Cobb, late of Habersham
county, derin thei deceased, are hereby requested to ren-
P demands to L. P. Cook, adminis¬
trator of Mary L Cobh, deceased, as lie is au¬
thorized by nie to settle the same, and all per¬
sons indebted to the estate of E M Cobb are
requested ed. to make payment to the undersign
This August 20th 1889.
JOHN L COBB.
Heir at Law of E M Cobb, deceased
DR.M. A. SIMMONS-
Beware of so-called Liver Regu-
tionsofthis lafors, Balms, etc. All are Irnita- Y
the market long Original alter Medicine, put on
it tvaa established,
< and with sold you and on demand its reputation. the original, Take which this
m has the autograph an.l picture of Dr. M.
A. Simmons on the front, and these words
on t top of each bottle and package: “Trade
Ma rk Registered, coft=Lting of Name-
Picture and Autograph, Nov. it. 1845.^
MEDICINE D
Has Iot 47 years cured lirpioesTtou, 21
Sick Bn-iotrsxass, C osttve vess,D ysvepsia,
Soar Headache, Stomach, Low Loss Spirits, of Afpktits,
Breath, Colic, Etc. Foul
Dr. J. R. Graves, Editor of The Baptist, CD
Memphis, Tenn.,suys: I received a pack¬
age of your Liver Medicine, and have used n
half of it. It works like a charm. I want Z
no better Liver Regulator, and certainly
k no C. more F. Simmons of Zudin's mixture. 1 c 1
^Louis, Medicine Co., Propr*a,
Mo. z
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G EOEGIA.—Habcrrham ry’s Office of said county. focsn.—Oidinr- Si ting for
county purposes.
The petition of W M Stott,Isaac Pottery,
IT Seller?, and other* praying the establish¬
ing of anew M'litia District out of and from
Center Hill and Mud Creek Districts, and the
appointment of throe Commissiomrs to lay
out and define the lines of the same, h iving
been read and considered. It is ordered by
the* Court that a commission issue toPFGrnnt
T R I vie and I T Sellers. K*qrs. authorizing
t em n« commissioners aforesaid to lay out
anei elefine t!ie lines of a new Militia District
a* pr- perilled by Section 484 nnd following of
oftl e Codeof Georg'a. 15 E EDGE,
Pr" liter's Fee $3.72.
GEORGIA—Habersham Countv
To P F Grant, T R Ivie ash I T Seilers.
Esorr, Greeting:—You are hereby Appointed
Commissione rs to lav out and define the l*ne«
Centre f Hill and Mu 1 Creek Militia District? ?
of said county, to he known as Cornelia, as
made known to me as Ordinary, by the j'rti-
lion of a large number of citizens of said Dis-
trioN you proceed are hereby authorized and empow-
ered to to lay out and define the
lines and boundaries of said District as r-rr-
scrlvd in the Code of Georg a. Se--484andfo’-
lowin'/*. Given under mv hand and seal, this
Feb. Itth 1880 * B E EDGE,Ordinary'
P>inters fee $3.81 Habersham count}'.
STATE OF GEORGIA. ) We, the und.rsigti-
Haberdinm couiCv. I o ' comm : ssio-*ersap
pointed said by the Hon. lay off B. and E. Edge, Ordinary
county, to define the lines
and noundariesof a new Militia District, peti¬
tioned for hv a large number of c itizens of
said countv, do lay off and define the lines
and boundaries of said new District as follows:
Cornelia Militia District No........G. M. be¬
ginning Habersham at a hickory corner on line of Banks
and counties, near the bead of
the Gum branch 9 or South Little Mud ?reek
and down said creek to the mouth or intersec¬
tion of North Little Mud creek, and up North
Mud creek about one-fourth of a mile to the
mouth ofW C King’s still bouse branch, and
u]) said branch to the head near J P Brown’s
bouse and thence out of said house and over
tr> the the head of the branch and down said
branch to Big Mud creek, thence up said creek
about one-fourth of a mile to the mouth of W
It Pinkston’s branch and up said branch to
the head.to a maple tree maked by two hacks,
fSfST&TfKowZli'lSSafe thence to a red oak tree in yard of New Hope
Dee, thence down said branch or creek to the
Chattahoochee river, thence up said river to
the fork of Soqne river to the mouth of Camp
creek, thence up said creek to the head, south
of the Air Line railroad,thence over the ridge
across the road leading from Mt. Airy to Cor¬
nelia to a pine on the south side of said road,
thence by the way of theSimpson of the old Grocery
Place down to the head branch in the
“Abe old field’’ to a dogwood tree, thence
down said branch to Cox’s creek,thence down
said creek to the“4 mile purchase line,” thence
a'ong said line to the Banks county line,
thence along said line to the beginning corner.
This Feby. 20th, 1889.
I T Sellers, 1
P F Grant, Commissioners.
T R Ivie.
Prin ers Fee 11.43.
GEORGIA, ) Office of Ordinary in
Habersham county \ said county, fitting for
county Upon purposes. reading and considering
tlie above
and foregoing rep rf of the commissione.s ap¬
pointed boundaries to layout ot and Militia define District tlie lines in Hab¬ and
a new
ersham county, made up and from the Dis¬
tricts of Center Hill and Mud creek to be
known as Cornelia Militia District No*—....
G. At. It is ordered that the same be approved
and entered upon the minutes of the Ordina¬
ry’s court. Feb. 21st 18s9.
B E EDGE, Ordinary.
Printers Fee 82.82
Ordinary’s Office. ) (narv I, B E Edge, Ordi-
Habet sham county. and
Clerk, do certify that the abc e and foregoing
is a true transcript from the minutes
the Court of Ordinary of the county of Hab-
ersluun. I his If eb. 27th 1889.
B E EDGE, Ordinary,
PiinFee$l.C2 and Ex-Officio Clerk.
Habersham GEORGIA, j f To the Honorable Or-
We the undersigned county, dinary cfsaid county:
commissioners ap¬
pointed Militia to lay District out and in define the lines of a
new said county do further
20th certify day in addition Feb. to our former report made
of 1889, that the new district as
laid out and defined in our former report con¬
tains within its limits not less than a C pta ns
company subject oilier District to militia with duty, nor does it
leave any a less number.
This 21st day of March 18 9.
I T Sellers,
T R I vie, Commisioners.
PH Grant,
Printers Fee $3.30
Cornelia,G \. ) To B E Edge,Ordinary Ilab-
May We 7th. 1889. j ersham county Georgia.
the commissioners appointed by your
Honor to lay out and defitid tlie lines of "Cor¬
nelia District beg leave to make the following
additional explanation as to the boundary line
of Cornelia District on the East side. In going
North we commence at a point on tlie Four
mile purchase line where it crosses the branch
near the fork where one prong leads out in
the direction of the Simpson Grocery place,
and the other in thedirection of Mount Airy,
then up the said branch to its head and mark¬
ed Simpson a dogwood tree, place then a straight line to the
Mount Grocery on the road leading
from Airy to Homer, then a straight
line to a pine tree on tlie road leading from
Mount Airy to Cornelia about lia f way be¬
tween Mount Airy and Cornelia, then a
straight line to a holly tree at the head of the
Camp creek branch, more generally known
as the Fish pond branch, then down said
branch or creek crossing the Richmond &
Danville railroad about one quarter ofa mile
South of the 79 mile post on the R. it D. R.R,
to Hazel creek, then down Hazel creek as is
described in our original or first report. May
7th 1889. I T Sellers, \
P F Grant, Commissioners.
T R Ivie.
Trinters Fee §7.35
Ordinary’s for Office, Habersham county. Sit¬
ting county purposes. October Term 1889.
ed Upon reading of the and commissioners considering the amend
lay reports and define the lines appointed
to out of a new Meli-
tia District out of and from Center Hill and
Mud Creek Districts in said count}*, and it
appearing made from and the ’provided amended reports that the
Statutes in such cases
having been fully complied with; it is there¬
fore ordered that a copy of these proceedings
be transmitted to the Governor of said State
instanter and lie published at the court house
door of said county, and in the Toccoa News,
a Ordinary public gazette said of said county, does in which the
of county his official ad¬
vertising under for the space of thirty days. Given
my hand and official signature this
October 7th 1889. B E EDGE,Ordinary.
Printers Fee §4.47.
Habersham Ordinary’s Office I I, BE Edge, Ordinary
county, j and Ex-Officio Clerk,do
certify that the above and foregoing is a true
transcript from the minutes of the Couit of
Ordinary Octooer 7tli of tlie County B of Habersham. This
1889. E EDGE, Ordinary,
Prin Fee§l 56, and Ex-Officio Clerk.
eorgia, — Habersham Cointy. —To all
LX whom it may concern.‘Francis*A Hulsey
administrator of Almond Hulsey deed, lias in
due form applied to the undersigned for leave
to sell the lands belonging to tlie estate of
said deceased, and said application will be
4 iPGnfeo$i 98 *
Georgia—Habersham County. 7To all whom
it may concern: \V J livers, adiuistr.itor ot
Thonias Mealor. deceased, has in due form
app'ied to the undersigned the for leave to sell
lands belonging to estate of said deceased,
and Monday said application November will be heard on the first
in 1880 Oct 7th
MMnfccMSS HE EDGE, 'Ordinary .
A Hulsey.widow of AlmondHulsev, deed, has
licid twelve months sunDort ^et- Bi>urt for her
same at my „M„ in Otark.,,.-. on ,l„ «,«
Monday In November 18^*, This 4 0ct. 7th,
lfiaq B E EDGE, Ordinary
4tPinFee?1.95
f "N eorgia.—Habersram copxty.—A ll jx-r-
VTsons are hereby uotified that Mrs Nani yM
Smith,widow ofJamesSmith,deceased,has had
twelve months support set ai»art for herself,
and minor children, and I will mss upon the
s »me at my offit e in Clarksville on tlie first
Mondav iii November J1889. This Oct. 7th.
1889. * B. E. EDGE,
Ordira v.
itPriufcef 195.
Hi MODS
Low Prices
AT PAYNE’S
Come One!
Come All!!
KUMAND r C.
Recognizing the month of SEP¬
TEMBER as being the dullest month
of the year with us to sell goods, I
propose to sell STRICTLY FOR
GLORY
and not for
PROFIT
to keep up my trade.
For cash, I will sell off all my odds
and ends of Summer Goods of all
descriptions AT COST, and some at
lb to Jo per cent, T)t*r BELO'V our rr COST wom .
preparatory to receiving my Fall and
Winter Stock.
I have a few more Suits of
CLOTHING,
and also a few BROKEN SUITS. I
am closing out now below first cost.
I will also state that I am now re¬
ceiving my Fall and Winter clothing,
it is the FINEST and BEST select¬
ed stock of Clothing I ever bought,
GLASSWARE.
I have bought and am now receiv¬
ing the largest a selection of Glass¬
ware ever brought to this market, I
have as pretty selection of Lamp
Chimneys,Syrup Stands, 1 Cake Stands,
Butter Dishes, Covered Dishes, Fruit
Stands, and as fine Pitchers as ever
were brought to this market.
Also a full line of Crockery of all
kinds, , which , . , 1 r , have Bought CHEAP
an< .. ^ propose ___ „ to . sell n them tne
same
wav. J would be pleased to have iny
customers call and look through my
Glassware and Crockery and see
whether they want to buy or not.
HATS AND CAPS.
I am now receiving as pretty a line
of HATS and CAPS as 1 ever bought,
and my entire stock in that line is all
FRESH GOODS,NO OLD STOCK.
They are bought right and 1 will sell
them r’gfit.
II HI BOOTS i
My Shoe and Boot Stock cannot be
beat in STYLE and QUA1ITY any¬
where in this part of the country. I
am now reciving the Largest Stock
in that Line 1 ever had. I can fit
you iu size, style, quality aiul price
in either shoes or bouts.
I
My Confectionery department is
kept up to the standard all the time
with fresh and pure goods of all
kinds. I handle nothing but pure
goods in that line and you may feel
assured when you buy from me you
are getting Good, Fresh and Pure
Goods, as I buy them in small quanti-
ties and often, so as to always have
them on hand fresh,
I make
CHEWING GUM
A SPECIALTY; in that line you
can at any time get almost any of the
Flavors you might want from me.
I keep almost
EYERTH ING
usually kept in a first class store in
this part of the country, and taken
great care in selecting my goods of
all kinds and and have bought a
LAKufcn w ■ CTA^I/ 1 ULlv
o
of . goods , for . my fall ....... and] Winter
trade , than . T1 I have ever , bought , before, -
»y R r Lind Kina trpatmpnl treairaent, fair idir dpalinrr dealing,
honest weight, ° full measure, and lew
1 ..
prices, want to sell more goods than
j evef in any one season b8 f ore .
to tvf look through of , the my stock, V let lic me
pn»e“y8««b 3 » T ou °" ce - *»<1 -.
„ he „ ,„u compare prices anj quality
I do not fear the result, for I am sure
selling to you.
H. M. PAYNE
TOCCOA, OA
°« G00DS AT WHOLESALE PRICESi-
We are pleased to inform our customers and friends that we have some
Special bargains to offer them. Having purchased a large sloe A- of goods
fan own as
ilffilJMME31TO SAMPLES *
consisting of ladles, misses, childrens and gents furnishing goods . 7i e men-
ion the leading articles, viz: Zadies, misses and childrens
litttf, trifts imm, Itotfe. 9m$% 9km.
Collars Cuff's, <(c.
2he Zinc of Cents Z UDNZSHZNG C O DS JS COAfTZHZH, consist*
ing of lundeiwea? y Over shuts ot alt HINDS; Hosiery, Sca/fs, Handker¬
chiefs, Suspenders and many other articles too numerous to mention .
2he entire slock embraces nice, desirable GOODS, which wet bought ala
LARGE DISCOUNT
front regutarprices, enabling us to sell at
WHOLESALE PRICE
and even less on many things.
We are retiring AHH GOODS HYND7 DA T, and our stock is the
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN THE CITY.
Y OWis the time to buyyour WIN2HD GOODS/ We invite 70If 20
CAZZ AAD GHZ OHD DZZZCHS. COJfH HAZIZ2 AY*D MAHH TOUZt
SHZHC2ZOA S; om slo? e is now crowded with customers who are gelling
SPLENDID BARGAINS.
NOW is the lime to buy goods at remarkably lo?v ptfees. C OAtH AND
shhhozi Youztsnzrns . y'ery Ztespeclfully
M ALL1STER & SIMMONS.
TOCCOA HIGH SCHOOL.
Fall Term f this Iastitutin peasA i 4 i 4 1 i /
And continues for 10 consecutive months,with a short recess at Christmas.
TUITION PER MONTH.
Languages........ cc S
High Mathematics rc
Common English.. 8
Intermediate..... 3 ® © o • ) a * » :> O * *9 » P c
Primary...... ,,., a o 9 • e * e 1 OJ
Instruction thorough and praclcal.
Good Board can be obtained at resonable rates. For further in-
faiAtion address
N. A . Hessenilen, Principal.
UH flJ2> GM AM2> AUZAJVTJC TtAIZ H A Y-
W. B. THOMAS, President and GeneraljMannger, Tallu'all Falls, Ga.
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Condensed Schedule
JN EFFECT APRIL 14,1889.
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Pra:ns run by 75th Meridian Time—one liocL
faster than 90th Meridian time.
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GOING NORTH.
KOKTfl BOUND,
Leave Atlanta
“ “ Gainesville, Athens
Lulu,
*» Vwiou 3
!* Greenville
arrive Asheville Hendersonville,
“ not Springs
.,ea\j “ Spartanburg Gustonia
Charlotte
a Salisbury Green?
arrive tjoro
Durham
arrive arrive Goldsb Raleigh
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Leave Greensboro
arrive DanviRej
*J Richmond
* “ Charlottesville Lynch ou rg
Baltimore Washington
New Philadelphia York
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solth boundp. da^y.
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I bwdelphia J 2o a hi 6 57 <t
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“ Charlottesville 3 4o 3
“ Lynchburg p rq ooa m
Leave Rich 5 4o “ 5 o7 “•
monel 3 oo “ 2 3o “
Arrive ‘ DaimRc Greensboro 8 4o ‘ $ 05
Leave 10 27 “ 0 42 •
Gohlsbojo £ ijO p, m +4 oo n m
4 50 p in *12 Mdn’t
Leave Greensboro 5. 52 p m 2 02 a m
5 52 “ *9 50 a m,
iM. VC AX-lIe"* *10 4 2 2 50 15 48 37 “ *’ “ pm 11 6 1 3 1 co 50 23 42 37 a p rq m
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8 30 m
Arrive ”, Hendersonville Spartanburg 9 20 *
11 50
.Leave Spartanburg ESB»»ao-»ca#> 53 “ 3 42 p rq
: Greenville 58 44 4 48 ‘A"
r 8eneoa 32 44 6 27 «
r Toccoa 33 “ 7 24 **
- Cornelia 13 41 8
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44 8 22
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Lcate Gainesville a m 8 51 “
Arrive Atlauta 10 40 “
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No. 41, Daily except Sunday,leaves Atlanta
5.30p No40, ni; at rives Lula 8.12 p in.
arrives L aves Lula daily 8,50. except Sunday,6,15
a in; Atlanta
Nos 50 and 51 connect at Cornelia for Tallu
lah Falls daily.
*Daily +Daily except Sniiday
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