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gjje fedwoit Ifensa 'JZcKSON, GA., AUG ., 29,1882 TOWUM) county. notice! OFFICE COUNTY COURT,) Butt# County, Oa. V April 4th 1882.) On and after this date, all advertisements of ntv matters will be uone in the Jackson News STv order of the Court. By or HENRY HENDRICK. Judge C. C. B. C. ASXOIXCiniEXTS. FOR TAX RECEIVER. WE are autherized to announce the name of P Carter, for the office of Tax Receiver of Butts county. For Tax Oollecloi. We are authorized to announce the name ofG. \ BARNES for the office of Tax Collector of Butt# county, For Tax Collertor. We are authorized to announce the name of j*. LeGuin, Jr., for the office of TAX COLLEC TOR of Putts county. Mr. Alraand’s brick stores will soon be ready for the occupants. Court commences next month. How are the public roads ? We regret to learn that Mrs. Emma Bankston has been sick. The News is nearly one year old, six! has the largest circulation in the county. We are sorry to learn of the feeble ness of Mb. Jno. Higgins, who is suf fering with a cancer of the face. Some twenty buildings— stores and shops are in course of erection in Jack son. It is said Jackson will probably have one or two more newspapers. Misery loves company, come along. Maybe two will be more liberally patronized than one. Mr. Swinthas been quite sick for sev eral days, hut glad to learn that he is improving. Mr. James Marston and Ben Wal lace, of Conyers, have commenced to put the counters and shelving in Mr. Alniand's new stores. Mr. Afurphree informs us that a Mr. Adamson, of Jonesboro, contemplates putting a plaining machime in opera tion on the ground near his carriage shop. The mailing of letters at the train has reduced the Post Masters compen sation to almost nothing. Remember the Post Master gets nothing for hand ling the mail you receive. We have been absent for the past week, and ask the indulgeance of our readers for the shortness in local matter this week. Jno. IP. Gibson has withdrawn his name as a candidate for the Legisla tore at the coming election. The machine shops of the new road will be located iri Atlanta. Atlanta will donate the ground on which to build them and defray the expense of excavation, estimated cost of which is SIO,OOO. We learn an attempt was made to rob the safe in the depot at Indian Springs Monday night. The burglars damaged the safe but failed to open it. The position of the Argus in Col. Lamar’s behalf is like the Post Appeal on the Gubernatorial question—Rath or diversified. You can’t blow hot and cold at the same time. We regret to learn that Mr. M. A. Rohe rts is lying very low at the resi dence of bis son-in-law, Mr. Joe Car michael, and is not expected to live. Hinoe writing the above Mr. Roberts died Tuesday morning last He was about 75 or 75 years old and had been failing in health for some time. We are not apprised of the cause of his death. We extend our sympathies to the herioved relatives. The inter ment will take place at the old home place at Worthville to -day. Pro' 1 . J. \V. 13-ek, president ot Bow den College, has accepted, and will soon take eh <rge of the Academy at this p! ice. Heroines highly recom mended. He will be assisted by bis daughter, who is said to be an excel lent le . her. Mr Henry Collins, one of our elev rosperons farmer . s-<■ - ■• u 1 i > op. i Me i- . .. !) •' mi. ~ pwi • ca it the i xpc. t-iti ui- " many, for lie says notwithstanding, the weed is fine, the fruit is not there, and the boll worm is doing considerable damage. He has noticed as many as three or four full grown bolls to the stalk having been bored by the worms. Merchants make out list of crockery, Glass, Wood and Tin ware that you are in w ut of, and send it to us, we will attach prices, and save you ruin ous freight and bre , re. that yon al ways g.-t from far nil K - . Mcßride & Cos, Atlanta Ga. Those young ladies are very mad with those naughty, naughty, gents ; so much so that they accepted the very next opportunity to he treated in the same way. Mcßride <fc Cos., * Atlanta Gfa. Manufacture Show Cases, are agents for Seth Thomas clocks, and Lambeth s Fly fans and own the celebrated Gate City store water Filter and Chesries steam Fruit and VegPtaljve Dryer for the world. . 1 Prices will be fortFarded on applica tion. E ghteen bales of new cotton was received iu Albany ias. Saturday- ; Black Oak, Ai.a„ August 23d, 1882. Mr. Editor: We have fine weath |er at present. Crops are tine in this section. We had an interesting Sab bath school celebration at Black Mills, in Jackson county, on the 18th insl ant. It was largely attended and the tables was bountifully spread with the good things the Mountain produces. There is a great revival going on at Bethlehem church. Among the many friends we have in Georgia on the lookout for homes, we were glad to meet Rev. E. J. Barksdale, of Henry county. He ex pressed himself much delighted with the face of our new country and we trust he will come again and purebas in our midst. There was a gentleman here a few days ago, from Michigan prospecting for 500 families. T ie boss snake was killed a few clays ago in South Alabama, by an old gen tleman 92 years old. The snake meas ured 9} feet in length, 12J inches in di ameter, and 6} inches between the eyes ; its fangs 2| inches long, and a 123 rattles. Mr. N. W. McCurdy has the finest crop of cot, on we have seen. J. H, Benton the finest watermelon, J. A. Johnson, the finest potatoes and corn. W. A. Mitchel is still prospecting for bees. Dr. Benton will pay his relatives ami friends at Jackson, a visit in Decem ber. B. J. B. Pebksvii.le Ga., August 19th 1882. Mr. Editor: A few dots from this section perhaps would not be amiss. Gnats, flies, wet weather and politics are the ortler ofthe day. Si Stallings died suddenly at his residence on the 16th instant. Sore eyes are raging anti there are some very bad cases in our neighborhood. Miss. Rose Holman, our teacher at New Hope, has about 40 cases in her school. Prohibition is raging also, and seems to be contagious. We have never seen as many young men coming to the front and advoca ting the cause ot temperance, and we hope it will carry the day in our coun ty. We have the railroad and stock law and now we need prohibition to place our county in the front rank in the State. IFe are glad to see that our esteem ed friend J. H. LeGuin lias announced himself as a candidate for Tax Collec tor. We are not far from the line 'of Bulls, but not a citizen of that county, yet if we were, the above chap would have our undivided support. He has been afflicted for years and needs the office, beside lie is competent and would make a faithful and efficient of ficer. We hope he will get the office. W. W. H. “Farmer Plowhandles” in Argus last week is perhapsoneofCol. Lamar’s pets. All we know of Col. Lamar is what the people of Butts county say about him. “Farmer Plowhandles” may’ ex patiate to his hearts content as regards the good things Col. Lamar has done for him, but it does not alter the rela tion of the Colonel with regard to complying with the lease of the States property. That’s what’s the matter, and the people of Indian Spridgs and the county’ can, and will, it necessary, speak for themselves on this question. We learn the Attorney-General has made an vestijation in coinplyence with Dr. May’s resolution and that the report is favorable to the resolu tion. We will indeavor to ascertain what the report is and give it to the readers of i he News. —♦ ♦ To (lie Voters of Bs Comity W. W. Hoard most earnestly and respectfully solicits your aid by giving him tlic office of Tax collector, he has a fami y entirely dependent upon his daily labor for a support, and had the sad misfortune to loose his right leg in the same kind ofa cause as that ot the boys that wore the gray, he was labor ing in defence of his home and dear ones, a short while since as he was ri ding to his plow his horse became frightened threw him and drug him around a while, hence the amputation ofbis leg which unfits him for manual labor. B'llie being a sober, quiet and industrious man and fully competent for the duties ofthe office of Tax Col lector. Let’s give him the office. Voters. Tlte following is a list of the Grand and Petit jurors drawn for the Sep tember term <>i finite Superior Gouit, Ci(.J * F L Walthall l-> •!- Tlwxtmi J J Barnes T N Brownlee H J Ham J v Ncal I VV Nolen T S Hammond 0 W Moo re w T c Redman H B Fletcher T P Hunt II V Smith O Hendrick B J Jinks H M Bell T G Higgins J ■ ,nl '. v A J Roberts G \\ Ray j ]} Watkins J 1- Barkley II L Brown " D Compton | j Slaughter Wilson Smith j () Andrews J N Gray ICni. Hodges Sr T L Williams TRAVERSE JITRORB. J C Moore J"e Weaver R B Heath John Tollerson j m Holitichl Frank Lawson j b Carmichael 'Vm Saunders R j Woodward R B Ilarkness , (■ Gunn J C Meridith £ u - Tingle W B Collins G W Washington J M Barnes 'joe J-ll.v II J Tliaxton j jj Aik in Joe 11 right | j,- j> jyVwton A H Dodson t a King Ransom Jester jj W Saunders M H .Va.Ulox B p Thaxton Alex \S ilkerson Lewis Still CR Carter •y H Vickers 3 8 McDaniel j pgursj 1) Gihnor l E Fears B T Deasone HENDRICK & WRIGHT. Attorneys At Law. JACKSON, BUTTS CO., GA. WILL practice in all the COURTS except in the COUNTY COURT. Will attend to all business PROMPTLY. M. Y. McKibben, A TTORNE Y AT LA IP, JACKS©*, - - GA, sep 9 Get the Best Knabe ni I |T/i KHiniiig IS 1 I Fisolicr J \ \\ 1 Pease I 1 1 *o Stencil lilill Clough <fc Warren 3 H \ E. P. CARPENTER 1 TH \ B. SHONINGEIi UilUiUl —Low for cash or on easy monthly paymants. —Second-hand pianos and organs bought and sold, Tuning and repairing carefully done. rhiilipn & Crew, aUgW-vror) >insß vi l O M arietta street, BKSTOI HOljHt'ii ;V Jackson, Gn., f PHE only hotel offering special accoimnodn 1. lions to the traveling public visit*?..© bi-kson. The tables arc furnished with the very ..ust market a fiords. II O. BENTON sep 30-1 y Proprietor. East Tenn., Va„ & Georgia Railroad. fie Grsat Simon Till IjIKG between Ail Principal Southern Cities FOR FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS. Shortest, most Direct and Comfortable Route to ah FASTER* ai:<IVIRGINIA CITIES. Only Direct Route to (he Watering Places and Resorts of EAST TENNESSEE & VIRGINIA THE GREAT EMIGRANT ROUT’ TO TEXAS AND THE NORTH*. WEST via its Memphis and Charleston Division, And io all Points in Southern and Central Texas, VIA CALEHA Or MERIDEN atld NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeping Coaches MEM Pirn TO JSTEW YORK via Roanoke and the New Shenandoah Valley Line, also Through Sleepers Nine Orleans via Roanoke connecting with Liw; to New York. Gsorjia Division Hew Op Through from BrawiGl to Dallas ra MACON and ATLANTA , And will be open through to Chottanooga via Slums By the 15th of September 1882. 15au The Pomona Hill Nurseries J. vai LMley, Proprietor. Having had twenty-eight years experience in growing Nursery Stock, best adapted to the .Southern climate, including all varieties} of readies Apples Pears Plums Cherri es Grapes Strawberries and all other fruit grown in the South, from the Lat st to the Earliest Varieties- Mr. E. P. CANTRELL, AGENT FOR Middle. (ia., And his assistent Agent, is now canvassing this county. All those who desire to obtain good fruit trees from u reliable Nursery, now is your time. Kaeli and Every Tree is Guaranteed to live with propper attention. Notice of fact of any tree# dicing, made known at the office, Greensboro, N. 0., will be replaced at once. Mr. Cantrell, our General agent for Middle Ga. has been engaged in the fruit business for sev eral yours, and can advise you as regards the fruit best adapted to your climate, llis Perma nent residence is Griffin, Ga., all comm mentions promptly answered. E. P. UANTRKLL, mar if* Gen. Agent. PROF. 11ARKI8* RADICAI-CUKfc^r^ nervous AqP .4M CRCANIc” WEAKNESS BJ Ml bin. At. Embl n .* ho—, \ - |,i ■■S.f thre. iIw,NA.V.” Hffl I.- . month,) •- Bffli Ko. . to .* %'v • cure, anD*B In x. I-] e rert cum,) $• ; Jio.4, Isd oYcr th ti* months. will restore thowN^V* (flu the wont 000-lition,) f7. Bent In plsJn Full RaJUoos for ueing ill •cwnaviay each boiTs^ p J *r* pare<t arut Sold O.VL rby (HARRIS REMEDY CO. Mig. Chemists, | market and Bth Bts., 8T I j-OUIB : _MO^_ To The Public?. TilK tmdrrHitrnctl iff tiow prepared <o ciirrj naj- veuger** on the regular mail route lwtwcen Jaek-oii anJ Covington rt n , :t;>onabe rates. Will Wve Jiwrkwn every Tiu-'luy, Thurwluy nml Satimlay Ttiornlnpr at 7 oV-l#K*k. I will alsocarry or other solicited. { */. Mail f on tractor p. < _ vhrn in J.xi.t ii I cun be found f lb* F. J. CoolsOp k Broiler, 53 South Broad Street, ATLANTA, - GA. WHOLESALE Paints, Oil, Brushes, Window Glass, Have in stock all kinds of Machine, Engine, Cylinder and Wood Oils, nt bottom prices. Saint Louis Lead. Ked Star etriekly Pure Lead, and Linseed Oil. WHITE I'OR PRICES. 19july I,umber on hand and constantly arriving. Yellow Pine Lumber AND SHINGLES AT THE LOWEST FIGURES, We respectfully invite all in want of BUILDING MATERIAL to call and see us before placing their orders. 2Gjaly MALLET, B.AXII A C O "TIN SHOP At . Jackson, Georgia. The subscriber, a native of Fred’k. Cos., Md„ with 30 yours .-xpertem-c in Tinninglnminess jwpeot fully offers his services to the people of Jackson and Butts couuiy gcncrully, lot any thing in 11 line of busidess, including Roofing, Cornice, Guttering, Spouting and ALL KINDS OF TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK. Will also carry a full line of stoves as soon os I can get a shop built ; for (lie present 1 occupy tlio B ASILS EXT UNDER THE ROCK STORE. Will be ffliul lofflve priccson anything desired, lx-ii.K di lcrniiuod to work as low and do itV t ter than any one otic. I I.Uvc located here lor life and shall WAUNKK Machinery and Wagons, WHITE A HILLER, co U. IIK \ © &- HUST Eft ST S. ATLAHTA, GKA-. - General Dealers in C. & G. COOUH’S PLAIN, ['OKTALLE Traction&Slatonary Engines \ \ r K have a large stock of these favorite Engines on hand and ' ' coining. Also dealers in Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Cotton m Gins and Presses, Sngar and Cane Mills general agents for the ■ Southern States of the celebrated Mitchel Wagon. ‘The Monarch of the Road.” The attention of dealers is called to the fact that we are prepared to furnish by car-load or in small lots, these au perh wagons at short notice. Don't buy until you confer with us either by mail or in person. Send for illustrated cattalogue cr. is:. VI Ilrojul Street Atlanta, list. GENth.'l AGENT FOR GEORGIA AND FLORIDA 11i;<;\rs ha\v mijj.h now IN STORE Ttvi 2to 4 liow pfiwer enKin<-v[on nlu'elrt. Four ■ > lot lim-e powtirwi vliw 1 * Four 410 ft hor-o {".Wit on wheels. Two ft to H hor*e |*ow<*r on mli"!*, Oiu> Kilo I- horst* io\\ r on tvh - *!s. Ou l r i.fo 20 ))rw whieln. 11* jm*‘s foo; Hiw Mill**, Corn Mills '•'c.pur/t**rs CtMton fiUtf* of i nakei*. ('-< •!• > * iml * >+. Fruit l>. W>*w ; r " bty-.i** ,'V’ oi-.e me a call before making yUr jmicli;**. J il* AN I 1.h.0N, fffggg!*> Goddard House, LUCIUS GODDARD Proprietor. Broadway, For. Brook Sir GRIFFIN, GA ID. "W. PATTBRSOU, NO. 9 EAST SOLOMON STREET, Griffin, Georgia, GIIS, ENGINES, GROCERIES SC. ZDjteiEIZD P’JRTJIT, We are making a specialty in dried fruit this season, and will make it to your interest to bring us all your dried fruit. Highest market price paid. ldjuly J. A. SEEKS, COMMISSION MEECHANT, CIIA MPION liEA PEES AND MOWERS lam tho agent for these celebrated Machines and have some machine# in store, und invite planters to call urnl #ee them, and all person# wanting them will do well to give me tlielr or der# ut once, for fear of not getting them in time. They are much admired and planters are giving orders freely. Hold extremely low for such ma chines. The No. 4 Combined Reaper ami Mower, with droi>|>er prlos at factory $l2O with freight to Griffin, to be lidded. The price of this light Mow er $75 at the factory, I sell the Goatee lluko for gras# and grain. ENGINES. 1 am the agent for the eale of the Eclipse or Erie Engine. Its superiority is well established, more of t hem now being used and sold than all other farm engines in Georgia, Will he sold on easy terms to planters and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Liu I let Gin *aiul Pratt Gins, Feeders and Condensers. I am the agent for this part ofthe Htate for the Bale of these gins. Gallon me and I will show the most satisfactory evidence of their superior ity over all others. The fact that more of them arc now sold than any other is proof ofthe esti mation in which they are hold by our host plan ters. Samples always on hand. Term# easy and perfect satisfaction guaranteed, (lurk Ncrd-CoHun Cleaner. This i*a new mid valuable machine. It pre pare# the cotton for the gin#, saves tho gin from wear, and will pay for itself in a short time. Have largo number of certificates from our best and and most practical planters that it improve# the cotton from‘4 to 2 ets nor pound, Call on me und see it. It will be sold low and guaran teed. 1 now have a sample machine. J. A. Berks. Now Process FLOUIS. OR GOLDEN BREAD. o MANUFACTURED AT ISLAND SHOALS MILLS, r pHKBE MILLS have an entire outfit of NEW PROCESS MACHINERY manufactured especially for them. This Hour Im highly recommended by Dr. Hay good, President of Emory < Jollege, who culls the breed made from It “Golden Bread,” from which the Hour takes its niunc and each sack will be branded GOLDEN BREAD. —FOR SALE— By BYERS * MADDKTT and A. Me W AT KIN H it-- SON, JuekMon, <ia. JOSIAII BOS WORTH & CO. 21decly Proprietor’s Mills. FIRST CLASS BAR". JACKSON GA. o tEAT, DRINK I3E MERRY. iMt IF J. J. EASTON’S \\ .. WHI SKI EH \\\ . Makes you FAT. After Taking. Before Taking Say, Juno* ; You are getting powerful fat of lab; ! Getting plenty to cut now ? Not any too much to eat John, it* the finality of lift nor a man drink*. You are looking rather thin John, what's the matter; got the cramp ? Wei, I toll yon Judge, I took a drink of red liquor ’while ago and I’m feeling powerful bad. It’s the quality of liquor yoti drink, my boy. Look at me, if you want to live long and grow fat, always do your trading with the OLD RELI ABLE J. J. FASTON, where you can alwayn get PURE WISKIES. Grin, Hum, Hrandirs Afcc*. THE CELEBRATED AURORA LAGER BEER " Kafi and hotth'd. Pure Rye and corn whisky for ftii'(iir-jn:tl purposes, a specials. If you want something to rft.iko a lean man rat and u fnt wir.n le m-ugainst a po*t call on J. J. EASTON. Tdectf. STATE OF GEORGIA, ) Butts County, j Notice la hereby given that at an election heM in and for said couuty, on the 19th day of Jnlv 1882, inst., at which the question of “/ertce or no Fence” was submitted to the legal voters of Butt* county. The returns of tho different Presinota shows that a majority ofthe lawful voters in said election did east their votes for “no Fence.” It Ls herebv declared that the provisions of Section* ."'•’J' 50 ,- M, l** MM shall take efleTo” the 20tu day of January IS.S3. Witness my hand officially July 22d 1882. J. F. CAAMICHAEL Ordinary. July2th. STATE OF GEORGIA,) Butts County. } To all whom it may concern Z. P. Harkneaa Kxecutnr of William R. Hnrkness, deceased haa m due form applied to (lie underslffned for leave to sell the lands belonfflnff to the estate of said deceased and said application will he heard on the llrst Monday in September next. This July -let 1882. J. F. Carmicuaki., anff2 Ordinary. Notice- STATE OF GEORGIA.) Butts County J Agreeable to an order of the court of Ordinary of Butts count v, will be sold at auction at the Gourt House door of Raid county, on the first Tuesday in September 1882, within the legal hour# of sale, the following property to wit. Onc-lhird interest in one lot on the South side ofthe Court House square, and bounded as fol low# North and West l*y the public streets, East by lot of M. V. McKibben, South by T. A, Spen cer, mild lot fronting the squutc 35 feet and run ning South 120 feet, sold a# the property of James R. Lyons, lute of suid county deceased, Also at the same time and place one lot in town of Juckson containing three.-fourths of an acre {%) more or less, bounded ns follows, North, South and East by publio street, West by lot of Meth odist church, sold us the property of James R. Lvoiih lute of said county deceased. Terms oush, this July 31st 1882. Mary L. Lyons, Administratrix. aug2. WUJj be sold before the Court House door in the town of Jackson Butts county, Ga. the usual place of holding Sheriff’s sale, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in October 1882 the following described properiy to wit: Lot of land Number 54, containing 22 acres more or less, also lot Number 60, containing 3 5 acres more or loss, also lot Number 67 containing 16 acre# more or less, also lot Number 65 containing acres more or less. All the above lots lying and being in the Indian Hprings reserve Butt# county and town of Mclntosh and bounded as follows, Norlh by Dr. J. 11. Bryans und others. East by hinds set apart as dower for Mrs, Martha Bum ble, Houtli by lands of J, F. Gleavlund und oth ers, West by lands of K, G. Byars and J. 11. Bry ans. Levied upon ns the property of John B. Dunthlo deceased, by virtue of one fl fa issued from butts Superior court in favor of K. J. Ur. urs vs. the suid J. H. Bumble, also other fl fas In my hands, Tcuunt in iiosscasion given written notice. This August 20th 1882. J. O. BEAUCHAMP, fill stiff B. C. DR. R.G. BRYANS. Piiysician ail Sirpen. JVGIVSO* - - GA. —O— OFFICE UNDER MAHONIC HALL, ons Door South of Drug Htore. Gan be fouml at night with y. A, Wright, first door over J. J. KoMton’s BOU.CALLS can be left with Y. A. Wright, or James Harden.jan2s Lively and Feed Stable. 8. T. WATKINS, PROP! JACKSON GA. rpilE PEOPLE of Butt* county and the travel JL lug' public generally, urc; hereby notified that a livery nud feed Htable is now open in Juckaon where they Can be accommodated at reasonable prices. 1 nave In connection, n large lot nullable for drovers, convenient, to show slock to the Lea advantage. c BABBEB SHOP. Your attention Is also culled to the fact that a good HA ItHEK SHOP is run in coiineation with the stable. Hair cut. shaving and ahumpooning done by a first-class barber. O Bar and billiards. FINE Whiskey. WINES, BEER, ALE, ETC E. TANARUS, Wallins, Proprietor, JACKSON GA. o My stock of wines, whiskey eot,, are rlar and are genuine, f keep the best and putheirg the market My terms and prices are reason* as Give my goods a trial and be convinced fb ielno xeeleut quality. odOnovly RO C4k B liOtt tIG DONE BY HEW IMPROVED METHOD, IN Wells, Mill Races, Ditches and Shoals. Address me ut Jackson or Indian Springs, Ga JOHN LASI’EYERE. ■* itHiis. an rAHMKNdICK UEPAHTHKirr. On and after June sth, 1881, Passenger Train Service on the Atlanta and rhurlotte Air-Lin* division ol this roud will be as follows : I jistW.ll and. UNITKD STATICS MAIL, KO. 48, A. Ixiuve Atluntu 4:00 a m Arrive Charlotte, m 5:35 p m NKW VOItK XSXFKKSS, VO 47, B. Leave Atlanta, - - - - -3:15 pm Arrive Charlotte, m - - - - 3:15 am IMTKI) STATES FAST MAIL, VO 49, C. lA*ave Atlanta, ----- 8:30 p m Arrive Churlotte, m - - 5:35 a m SUWANKK ACCOMMODATION, KO 21. Leave Atlanta, ----- 5:00 p Arrive Suwannee, and, 7:08 p m Wctw*if. UKITED UTATMM MAIL, XO 43. Leave Charlotte, M, 11:80 p m Arrive Atlanta, lIXA v*w tore expim, we 48. Leave Charlotte, M, - • 11:48 a Ut. Arrive Atlanta, - 12:28 pwk I’NITKI) STATES FAST MAIL. NO 80. Leave Charlotte, M, - 12:88 Arrive Atlanta, ----- 10:35 SLWANNKK ACCOM MCI) AT ION, NO 22. Leave Suwannee, o, 5:40 Arrive Atlanta ----- 8:00 a m CONNECTIONS. A, with arriving trains of Georgia Central and A and W P railroads. H. with arriving trains of Georgia Central, A and W P and W and A railroads. with grains arriving on Cia. railroad. D, with Luwrenceville Branch to and from Luwrenceville. M, " itli O (’and A~C C.—R and D and A T ad O, fur all points West , Nort h and Kh?. Pnllnvm Sleeping Car .Service o. *ud 48 daily, without change, t*!*\veen Allan* HP.I NV'V York. A. POPEni *®IP v!en’l Passu. Age