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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1887)
Atm <k trt A , {gsHcaifr JHTI n. ,i, ran .i... V 4 By CL£^. G. YOL. XI. W. S. JESSUP. (SIGN Hi?l> FRONT.) GEO. K. JESSUP. ■h Ms J la *9 832 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE ALERS IN l Fireplace Heaters, 7 Finances m Anil House-Furnishing: tS.:ods.:- -BUY THE ORLEBRATEd “FAVORITE" COOK STOVES, tSTConceded Dy all to be the Best Stove ever made. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST G ALVANIZED IRON EVAPORATORS, ever made. Our own make Iron Well Buckets with w. od bottom in them ; Guano Horns. Always keep in stock a General Line of Tin Ware Trimmings. C AWFORDVILLifi F YF r ]V T . -MBS. KATE KENT, Proprietress. Crawfordville, Cileorgia. Terms : $2.00 per Day. It is the most convenient hotel to depot an l post offl ;e; nearest to the business por¬ tion of the town. The best board and lodging furnished to all 'cu.-.tomers. The rooms are large and comfortable at all times of the Til year. POltT E1U4 AT c, VERY A IN. ww; >r.dgM-<uuna jArvduvrvjM - t»* o vv'.*rwvvv«*jw>o-vow*g»iaF-M»'»i‘ir' KW^TJCTXIX^KItU®fW*V*a, 1 13 N& ~Y n SJ ! LliJ 3 S©^ sss I^liable Goods. 7 Fair Bealiuff. c5 -Prompt attention. NEW STYLES- Call on, write to 3fC. 'W. ■CPESOI^.'jSLO. No. 85. Whitehall St., ATLANTA, GA. f x (. —ot-tm Tojrajsarria., ■ > - - i rtT=t A, -e;;r FOgLS3NYZX.j.XjiE3 The following firms and business houses have placed their cards in tins directory for the purpose of showing the public where patrons can be accommodated by their wrviccs in th^ir respective lines of busin* ss. Wo recommend the following mime to the public as reliable dealers, and they will ail serve you at short notice. JEWELER C. S. LUCAS, Watch-makeii and Jeweler. Watch, Jewelery and Gen. Repair shop Watches and Jewelry always on hand. XjAWYEPJS- | M. Z. ANDREW S, Attorney at Law. Practices in this and tiie adjoining counties. Office over S. Stewart’s store W. O. MITCHELL, Attorney at Law. Practices in all (he courts. Office ovei 8. Stewart's store. J. W. HI NON. Attorney at Law. Office in the Mitchell Building. H ros i.0 E M. HOLDEN, Will practice in all courts. Office m Hotel building. 3vriLLnr.3P.~Er. M RS. M. A. ASKIN. Dealer in All Millinery, Neckwear, Notions, etc. Dress-making to order. M RS. M. C. TROPE. Di aler in Millinery and Fancy Goods. Drugs and Medicines J. REID, Practicing Physician, • Dealer in Patent Medicines, Drugs, of ail kinds. Books, Pens, Pencils a id all lancy Stationery. L UC AS & HAMM AUK, Dealers in drugs, patent and cth.*r . at lowest ■ mecicnnes r pii.es. . General K ;r ±3.ndls3. i A SPUR MYERS, Drv Goods, Clothing,Notiors. sfroceries and Forn'-bing Goods. \HARLES '• V BERGSTROM, Dry Goods, Grocer.es tnd General Mer¬ chandise. Terms cash ______ oyltestus s; EWART. ^ Goods, Groc* riea, and General Drv Merchandise. CRAWFOKDT1LLB, GEORGIA, FA 1 DAY, MAY G, 1887. Practicing Physicia ns t RTtlUIf G. BEAZ1.F.Y, M. I). A general OlTors bis services in the prac¬ tice of Mi uicine and Surgery. jyi. L. A. STEPHENS, Practicing Physician. Will lie pleased to serve all. Office in Gee building. iawiMw«»^ , '* ;i '"' 1 * 1 »w“ l Work Shorn* 17. IF OGLETREE, Dealer in | j Manufacturer and Wagons and Buggies. BlaeksmitbinS and General Repair Work. jpDMt-X GOLUGKE, Cabinet Work, Fancy Turning, anp SIai'.‘building. Gin and Mill Geaiiug a vluuoiu ! tv •J. N. CHAPMAN. in Manufacturer and Dealer Buggies, Wa-’ons and Harness, Black cmitiifncr and Renaoing a specialty . rguuoMAS | J EVANS. Blacksmith. General Black tmitliing and Repair Shop. Work Guaranteed. OJSTBACTOao. | : ! | ’yfT. J. NORTON, Contractor and Builder. j Good work at short notice. ! T'i'1 WORK DONE at the DesiocR ii j »* Office v»!*v reasonable. 4 , 00 .) Agents VV a:P :! i'ouole <tuick! to sell .1 >e ‘ '-varU’s —L IFE OF— Infinitely Hip most v.tlna lie bee i n-«- coin *ng so cl i-e'V from the. family circle and Wa mast-r h-ind-ngae **1 in n‘-Labor portrait of i. Michlv ill usti ated—sf* I Wiil sell im n>-useiy. Millions wmt this stand ird L : l«* of the great-sf Preaeli er and Orator of the a .'* 4 , 1 lick js the word, 'l’erritory in great .'maud. S*n I for -irc’d ir- and SO - for ou'fit to iiUB BAliD BRO.S , Pubs., Philadelphia, Pa. Tae H cllesf !l im e-- os s? >ok «? the Age is S53RNTHS ’iTSlFTOR Miss ii >11 byJo-i th Vilen’s He v .-pent ?t Famt^a?and’rake - * f iVs f o Hi e - ,* fl i rta tiens. low lice': Ores- n * pug dogs, Ac., ' h r ini-n table mirrli provoking style. 'I lie book i- pi -tin elv illus r it‘-d by Op n4>r, the vt k n«>wnDi' a 1 tis* - of Puck. Will ^ e*!l immeiHely. Price, f2 SO. Bright Wanted Address HUBBARD BRO'., Pubs* Philadelphia, l’a. Devotfd to the Interest of Taliaferro County, the People'and Cmoral Hews. THE SILYEY HOitlE. The Grandest in the Oity. In style it is Gothic, Queen Anne, three stories high with attic and con tains ten rooms, all of which are .ele onnUy fimiished with imported furni tore. The visitor, on his approach t< tlie building, is first struck with the elegant porches of the home of which are 20 by 4i) feet and shaded by u raw of water oaks casting their slvt'd uvs upon them and'presenting a cool and iuv ting appetoance. The structure cost a laige sum of money, it is situ ated on a beautiful eminence on the corn! r of Marietta and Spring streets, where the old Silyey home st u.d dor ing the wai and at which Sliernmo’s Federal batteries aimed their shots of shell and solid balls, many of w hich took effect on llm sine ent home, but ag , a , ie Sunny souu,” Plicenix like, it, has risen again in splendor and more grandly. For a long time it was the boast oi the wealthy and elite citizens 1 residing on Washington and Peach live streets, that tlnse beautiful street.-* contained the handsomest, most costly and splendid residences in tile city, but since the tree ion of Lie Si Ivey homo, this coite ! high honor is won to Mari¬ etta street. The building is an orna¬ ment to that part of the city in which it is situated and is indeed an a clii tectual poem and an honor to Atlanta. Both the extet u r arid interior are picturesquely beautiful. It is built of brick, brown stone trimming:;, th¬ rough stone being used in large masses around the • < e and are more tiuishe 1 work around the openings and win¬ dows. The whole appearance of the structure is grandly imposing and are genial, comfortable and convenient. The porches are wide and paved with tile. The interior is perfectly splen¬ did. All the purchases were made in Chicago. / In the draw ing room are the follow big art! Irs* of imported furniture:; fnunogonv Ad' 4 *;.J»^a and «v jU-'. plush irMuftSEgUdrilj /mil's and oil; j er elegant articles of that nat me. The ! parlor is lovely. In it are gems of fur¬ niture which Imrtl* description and would defy the touch of expert artists to paint. All the fscseoeings are ele¬ gant and the beautiful paintings of the excellent young lady of the home which so greatly adorn the wujls and splendid tallies of the room, would do honor to adapts in art. This lovely home consists of only a trio of mvmbers, viz., Mr. end Mrs. Silvey and their accomplished daugh¬ ter, M ss Katie. Mr. S. is one of the prince merchants of Atlanta. He is a native of Campbell county Georgia, a county noted for its having furnished more successful business men to At¬ lanta ■ han any county in a’-y Spite in the Un ion. After the war he com¬ merced business with hut little means, now his money is estimated at a large sum, a result of his honesty, energy, economy and judgement in matters of business and finance. Mrs. S. is a model of a lady. M;sa Katie, who the writer of thus brief and imperfect sketcli first met at Tallulah, possesses all the graces that so much beautify the character of a lovely maiden. The | grandures of her gentle and amiable nature is equal to Tallulah’s grand mountains and her beauty to that of j Tallulah’s •‘Bretty wild flowers.” | N. j All ill a Line of Nature. There is nothin'.: 1n the ne of magic or my-tery about that .urn h-rful and popu lar iiL-dicine, Parker’s Tonic, it is sim ply the b-.st and most scientific combifta tion possible of the essential principles of those vegetable curatives which act pow evfully and directly on the stomach, liver, kidneys and blood. Bill there neither is, nor will be, any successful imitation of it. it is all the time cur i g those who had despaired of ever getting well. For yourself, your wife and children. Two kinds of Girls. There are two kin.L of girls, One is the kind that appears best abroad— the girts lit at are good for parties, rides, visits, b ils, etc., «v«l whose chief delight is in all sue;; things; the olh-i* is a kind which appears best at home—Hie girls that are useful and cheerful in toe d olling room, the sick room and u.b lie pieeints of home. They differ widely in character. One *» frequently a t-.rinct a* homo; the other a blessing. One is a m itli, con— sinning everyt hmg about her; th - o! n **r is a sunb'/tai inspiring life and (Tift-lilcS* ill ii^r .) lU) TV t/. SVlliiS 1) *Vill you strive to be? Don’t be in iv hurry. Spring will noon b( here, and will last 92 days, 19 hours .ml 58 minutes. Paste this 011 v. in flannel. 'Vric"2«a?id 5U«Iu ' 1-V; smc by Dr. R. J. Reid. j Tin* tax returns shows that Georgia is Hie wealthiest of the Southern .states. Georg is in the lead and A, ;ei .* :< to stay there. ' A nasal Injector free with each hot He#of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price ■ .yeeis. cur sale hv lir. it. J itt-id. - 1 r * tie funeral services at the burial i f Joanna Fertilizer Flm* hate are about completed She will be i estn r. g ! mxt fall to tin* tune of l*< inds lint cotton, Peace to her dis¬ >vv- d bonus and umtuoniaied ashes. Shiloh’s Cure will inniedut ly re neve Group, Whooping Gough, and i T'nehitis. For sale by Dr. it ,). j j beid 11 a coi<1 wan* rudely crosses path your ! •' |0U ‘ 11,1 Nrt '’ ‘‘" ,w and urn cic 1 your cheeks!” if you have a bottle of Cun.ssi-iis Honey oi far, which will cure all He oil 1 colus cough-and diseases of tilt*. Ht and lungs 1 da: rv r u d on the hack ot a bib ar l. - ry Ct ussens Honey ol Tar far your cough, One of tin.' slefions out on the ei eni r.. 1 1 road extension fiom Americiis 1;. s lieeo named Desoto, tioni iht* fact, li it tradition mils us lb it tins famed explorer of th.it name camped on the idt ntica] spot upon rsHiu'h ti e to .' n is to be h.'ea'ed on his mem,cable march tin High sumpter county in 1540. Lniiob’s Catarrh Ilemed,— a j osi live cure for Catun h, diptheria and i anker mouth. For sale by Dr. H. J. 1ji I. T>*H me not in mournful numbers that piles'Kounot be cured. Use Tabler’s Buck ye i’jle hutment an I experience the pi rmani.nt care whifli is always ef¬ fected; by III is preparation. There are in aig.o i < mi culled leniedies; only one Ta'iicr) on^irbut Buckeye I'ile Ointment good ior life pii'V.s .-o good for tint oiseas - at‘hirers wdh ii need only usetiw t! ’ .reanviy. v. Geo. IT. Ttuiyer, of JJou - a, ! 'If'>', 4 i anyMclf .uid • ■ y v ..O' IW# to Million • •m su ).i 'Jure.” For sale by Dr. It. J. . pd. Jf we hid a whole dictionary of adje tive at our tongue end to use in reeom meudat.or* of Cousseus Honey of Tar- as a cu e for coughs, eoids and diseases oi throat and Jung , we v-onld simply pick out th * little word "best” and aptdy ii sincerely to Cousseus Honey of Tar, be¬ cause it is ine only permanent cu.e for a deep-seated cough or cold upon the lungs, M'liv will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relict. Price 10 cts. and !$1. For sale by Dr. It. .1. Reid. Are you made miserable by InHiges tion. Constipaiion Di'/'/unesS. Loss of Appetiie, Yellow Skin '< .'hiloh’s VI liilizor is a positivu euro. For s.iio by Dr. B. J. lieiil. For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. For sale by Dr. It. J. Reid. The annual farm scratching has commenced. Tlie lean mule plot's away drawing tlie commercial fert.il i zer (juhanuer) out to the farm, while tlie unfortunate mart.;age maker signs a death warrant on all expectancy. And thus we expect to grow rich and roll in the. fat of the I and. We have talked upon'this subject so often that we are tired unto Suffocation. We will simp \ make this statement as a truetsm; you ha I just esAvell attempt to rifle a Kansas cyclone with a linen duster amt a pair of spurs. :vh attempt succeed at farming by buyir.g gn.iii" and planting cotton altogether, I)o nob forget this next fall when tie* merchant It is a special deputy sitting around on the fences watching you pick t! c* fleecy staple.- Ex. • - \yjjy Stokes ;Vill Never Deal i arc Again. John W. I). Stokes sent -ii for the purchase ol a ticket in The Louisiana State Lottery in the February draw ing. He received a fifth of No 45.151. and when tie learned that it called for a pari of the $50,000 prize he resigned as dealer in a prominent gambling house. The money arrived bv express* He is now e, j. ying- a season of rest, and is having Ids wife, who is nearly blind treated foih-r affliction. Stokes says he A ill never deal faro Detroit (Mich.) Tribune, Fib. 27; If votir to‘thing child is restless at* I fret fui t ft js an evidence that all is not w*-l with it. ffitisfr-m any undue ex-ire ment of the luains, gums or bow.-is, Pitts Uaraiinative will soolhe tin* ne ves, soften he gums and regulate the bowe.s Tgrms: $1 53, in Advance. I A Hoad Man Dead. j i Madison, Ga., April 20.—Mr. Sum uel P. Dobbins, over seventy vears ! age. died at Lunkhead, Sunday night, ' b ri ^ ,,W T." 8 " ° ? esle r d,iy ‘ llt ' j was tor more than twenty-live i tlie !lgenl at ,5lK ‘ khe:Hl of tllB f; «"igia i ra t? ’' r " h,m il1 '' llllrt 11,18 one of ,,tion llis sona W 'H sue i Ce 1,1 po ' * He came to Morgan county during 1 the war from Craw ford vi He, and I was j 0,10 ***? most devoted of the friends "I Alexander 11. Stephens, lie has a sou named Quin, probably for old Mr. Quin O’Neal, for many years one of the household of Liberty llall. About ten years ago he was converted and bo cs me a member of lie Presbyterian church. He was, though humble, m il of si rung influence for good in his coiTitmiiiity, for he was esteem >d bv all as a truthful, honest, knidhearted gi n Ueumu. His 1 uneral yesterday,preach¬ ed tiy Rev. Tom Swanson, was Jaigei.v at: ended. Bloomington, Inns,,,Sept IS, 1 R 82 . Messrs. i<\ .1. Cheney & Co., Tolcd , O : Have taken llifil's Catarrh Cure. Had catarrh all .av life; m 48 years old. Had asthma 111 years, and a dreauful cough lor live years. Have taken everything; went to the Hot spring; J have doctored with the doctors here;! have done nothing nut. take modi elite for 19 ye ra. When t * laiimerieed using Hall’s Catarrh Cure I was Utmost dead. 1 s uit for the doctor 'in* day I gat lull’s Catarrh tire, and l 40 UI him that l would ie any way and that. 1 would try your medicine. 1 was very had. How I suffered 'of 9 years! 1 could hardly breathe at times. I saw Hall’s Catarrh Curu udv-rtised in the pft pers and commenced taking it. I would Have been under Ho* ground to-day if ii had not heeo for that. 1 liavo nut had one bad spell of coughing since.. in n-eathing my head feels weltaml Z am well. It has dout) me a thousand dollars wofth of good. Tli re are ten of my I'iends, oil sceiii ' tvliat it had done for me, tak ng it, umI it is helphig them, j mly wish that every one who has catarrh, asth'imand a bad oiigh eoufrt -ee-iiit*. so that ( cimid tv- 1 i tjiein ail to take it. All that know n>e here know bow l have sn*. fere I (t have bt-eij, e wg sin«e.* ta.oH,) and • vet Of it! Rn lmwu ■ B'j , *,.••#».• I’lo- -lee ms -ay th y in-- they ghul could 1 found Hall’s uatarrh Cure as not vine me. I eanuoi exorees Hall’s Catairh my gratitude to done von for the good Cure has lie. You onn It- 1 - as lull h of this letter ii will do Hit* nillicit"! good Dub i.-di it i.o the whole wor d-it is all rue and tliey slmuM know it. JO: EPII1NE CUBISM A N, 40i) East North street. Scarlet F'*ver aim tpbUieiia, are spread by contagion, by the transfei iff living matter Irnm tin skin, the mem hi'aiious lining of the mouth, nose and 'hroat, and linn ih< intestines and niitia i y organs. Disinfeel promptiy anil tlior ouglily with Darius i’ropliyhictle Fluid, the great germ destroyer. Prof. II. T. Litton, of the Vanderbilt University, Tenn., lays: “Aija disinteetaat and lie lergeiit Darliys Pio|>hyi.ictlc Fluid is su¬ perior to any preparation with which 1 un acquainted," Tlie Verdict Unanimous. VV. I). Suit, Druggist, Bipptis, Ind., testifies: ”1 can reecommend Electric Bit¬ ters as the very best remedy. Every bot¬ tle sold bus given relief in every case One man tool; six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years standing .» t Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellvllle, Ohio, dliniis. “The best - idling medicine 1 have ever handle.! in my 20 years' experience IS Electric Bitters.” Thousands of oth¬ ers have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver K dneys or blood, Only a half dollar a bottle at It J. Reid's Drug Store. Don't Look I,Ike a *.* rei-k. “When a man is going down bill every¬ body is ready to give him a kick.’* Yt s, that is so It D sad, bu'*nulunil’ Why, many a man and woman, seeking em ploy meiif, would have got it if their hair hadn't been so thin and gray One hoi tie of Parkers Iiai r Balsam is then 111 best investment. It stops falling hair, promotes new growth and restores color. (Jean, highly perfumed, not a dye. A great improvement over ritiv similar prep¬ aration , an<lsold at tin*, low price of f be. Wutiderlul < iiics. W It. Hoyt <fe Go., Wholesale and Re tail Dnu'gistsof Rome Ga , sav . We liav. been selling Dr- King’* New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bueklen’s Arnica Slave for t o years. Have never hand¬ led remedies that sell as Well, or give such universal satisfaction, There have been some wonderful eur--s effected by h "“ ""'diD.e s in this city. Several «»f pr;,m„.m:ed C n-umplioo ha-. mien entirely (‘.ittwi liy use of a few 1» »ttl« !)r , Ki „,.. y el , Discovery, taken in onnection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by K. J j'e'd - • If Ion V> all a (ni-u Article in plug 'lobac-o, ask v'.ur dealt r ior 1 ‘VIW) Hlr.” 270. I F *.*«». ***--,« the 6mr L*j 1 *' FOS ! LIVER ZX S3 i DISEASE. SYMPTOMS with Drown fur; in s SY tlie A!,?] 5Si joints—odea - ra r4i mistaken » for Rheumatism pain Yack, tides, or D«?tlte; sometimes ; winr •t«>nae!l» indigestion; lo*» of a* flatulency and id uau*ra and waterbrash, or and ac er . H.vtums; bowels alternately costive lax; headache-, loss of memory, with a painful sen¬ sation of having failed to do something which ought to have been done*; dvhllStr; l«w spirits; a thick, yellow appearance of the skin and eyes; a dry ceugh ; fever ; rest¬ lessness ; the urine is scanty and high-coUred, and. it allowed to stand, deposit a sediment. j SItHHIONS LSVER REGULATOR. PUItKLl' VEGETABLE, AN EFFECTIMI. SPEC!FIS FOR Malaria. D.v.pepiila, Const Unit ion, IWUuuxnoM. Hick Headache, dutmdlce. Nausea, Colic, Mental IScju-csslmi, Bowel Complaint*. Etc., Ete„ Etc., I* Rcni-rally used in the South So arouse she Tor pid Liver to a healthy action. It acts without disturbance to the system, diet or occupation. It regulate* th© Liver, and causes the bile to act an the purge. The excess oi bile being removed, a tonic e ffect is produced and health is perfectly restored. The Regulator is given with iwtf«t.y and the happicKt For all results to the most delicate infant. diseases in which a Inxative, altors tlv« or pnt*gftHve is needed it will give th» most perfect satisfaction. The Cheapest, Pure*! and Beat Family Medicine in the Wi orld I THERE IS BUT ONE SlifilOHS j 1 LIVER REGULATOR! i See that you get thft gonntnes wiib the red 2 ; •ft front of Wrapper, prepared #nly by j J. H.ZEIL1M A CO., j SOLU 1‘ROiK^UlOKj, PIIU^DELPHU, PA. rfo. . ^ m J) typ’s> ** 6a ° / Wtk mi *^_4 ^ ^ ’4(W *' 4t. ^ ^ < * U A^. ^ ^ ' r/ % **% *<, %, 4 ,.*V« ■*«»>>- 'w, ■ v „ -wj,, V. *5^ w, . 1’ Mention this paper. GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY Stono Mountalfi Route. Okfich Arot hTA, Gknkhat, Ca., Dwi. Maiumbr, lh, HiSfl. I /COMMENCING SUNDAY, 19th kint., V ytiie following priHaengcr .-ekedolK wiil be operated: Trains run by t’O mcrfftiin tima, 08 minutes slower limn AvigvwtA tiiwe. No. 1 Wdst- Daii.t, Leave Augusta . ... ,. 141 Ht a m t ( Macon. ...... .. 1 M »« < i Miliedgeville... .. t 1* a m . * Washinguai.... . u M « w A i rive Cm a toif.lviiW .. «** M , u Atiicns ...... Or M> p m ( i Gninesville...... M 1 i A tlttnta........ to No. 2 - K«ue*- D*«5«. Lcsve Atlanta ...... .. K)9 ,« “ Gainesville..,. .. t lift h III i ( Athens...... 9 M » tn 11 (uawfonlvlll*. • .. II 41 f m \rriv<; Washington .. . * BM 9 m “ Millcdgeville. .. 4 49 p in “ Macon ...... .. « <* y o. Ii Augusta........... % m jt ta No. V. T/fflcr T) »n.v. l.cave Augusta........... 49 f m i 4 Crawfordville...... II P ID Vr.ive Atlanta........... M ( n No. 4 —East—BA n.». ,e*vc Alla fa ........... IMS p iu ri ive Crawfordville....... <W a rn , Augusta ..........- Mam 1 A FT LIRE. No. 27 Wtot -Damw. Vrrive vrrive /■ave ave Avurus'a......... Crawfordville. W)i W sshingtrm hingten. .. . .... ..... W 7 7 £S*fc a a a a m tn m m iv A Gainesville. Atlanta til* ns .... . . 1* 1 2SSS p p a m HI m No. 2 1 East—Dafi.t. i/vive Vrrive Vrrive .euve 4 44 4 4 4 Wa*h«vg1oa. Augusta.......... Atlun Athens........... Gcines Crawford VV »*'hm ft,....... villa... 5 po»... vflie. ... » m * SS*f^8Sl -5 -!5 *TS a “3 -r m m tn ID m m m Mf*8UI*EKB IMPF.OYT4D fcwn«i«i ro.ArorftTA and Asf-akta. Train No. 27 «*d W wig atop tmi r« :cive j> ivseugCTS to vrrrM Hi-* ng point* only: Grev»t*ww, teir.wa, Feuing, Thotiiwm, Nor«'•»>«, ftawiett, rawfoidville, Union Foie*, ro, 'adison, Rutlad wr., Social OitM-1*, iho' -igton, Oewyws, I.ithoists, fllo*e Mofln ain and Ilecatwr. The Fast Line has TVithci^i We-ywr* rom Atlantal to Charlc4»<Hi. E It. DO (8EY, JNO. W. GKEE icn’l. Paw. Ag't. Gen'l. Managwr. Joe VV. White, A GNrnmtl Traveling Pa»«cKr^ Afr r
