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MSa \ THE UAZKTTE s TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, .JUNK'24, )8!)2. ALL SORTS OF THINGS. FOUND GOING THE ROUNDS OF THE GEORGIA PRESS. lFActft,Ffenet«H nntl New* Item* Laconically Stfttfd-Sowethlnjt of Intrrnt to , livery Gazette Header. The “Man from Maine” lias gone Lack to Maine, there to remain. “Gideon's Hand” furnishes rather monotonous music. It is all hast. Many candidates arc called,hut few ore chosen. Mr. Harrison will be one of the many. Aren’t the Republicans afraid that so much White-law will lose them the black vote? | •JellrjjVWINEOFC/IROUl lot female diieues Harrison is a short man, but lie had the longest pole—and the presi dential persimmon is his. Try BLAUfUbjiMjQHT “»» *'«»r Dyspepsia. When it comes to making of pub lic office a public trust, the Republi can party is “agin the trust.” ■cELBEf.'S wmt OF CSBDUI for Weak Ner.ee. Mr. Blaine retired lie fore the Min neapolis convention. It is under stood that he lias been very tired ever since. i^WINE OF CARDUt, a Tonic for Women. . One of the planks in the republi can platform may be interpreted thus: “If the niggers won’t vote, (ling ’em, we’ll count ’em anyhow. Wt* OLACK-UHAMiHl tmicures C'onaUpatUin, Of all sad words of tongue or pen ; the saddest are these, wc might have Hen. Hut words which make one smile iill over are just these four, wc may have Grover. As such it has had our good wishes and have sympathized with it in many of its demands and especi ally in its warfare upon monop olies; but we believe that the sober, thinking men of the order will agree with us when we say that the organ ization of the district alliance for political purposes in the second con gressional district has already proven to have been a groat, mistake. Tiie democratic party is the white man’s party in the south. This is especially true here in the second district, and is made so by circum stances which we cannot control and conditions that cannot lie removed, and it is not only unwise, but dan gerous to society and the best inter ests of our section, state and county for democrats to ally themselves with any party, order or movement that tends to create division in the demo cratic ranks or whose interests or do- •mauds are made primary to demo cratic rule.—Albany Herald. Just ns sure as hot weather enmos there will lie more or leas bowel com plaint in this vicinity. Every person anil especially families, ought to have some reliable medicine at hand for instant use in ease it Is needed. A 25 or 50 cent bot- le of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Dlarrlnra Remedy is just w lml you ought to have and all that yon would need, oven for the most severe and dangerous ases. It is the best, the most reliable and most successful treatment known and is pleasant to lake. For sale by Tifton Drug Store and I’eters A Bidoto, Cecil. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular us lo need no special mention. All who have used Kloctlic. Hitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does mu exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Hitters will cure nil diseases of the liver and kidneys, will re move pimples, boils, salt rheum, and oth er attentions caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the ay loin and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and Indigostion try Electric Hitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money re funded. Price 50c. and $1 pet bottle at J. \l. Paulk &'Co.’s drug store. Four Parties. Wo now have four separate and distinct political parties in the sec ond congressional district—the dem ocratic, the republican, the alliance and the third or people’s party. ■FSe re are those who will stoutly deny that, the alliance is a political party unto and within itself, and will undertake to support such deni al with the claim that the alliance is doing its work inside, the Democratic party and running its candidate for congress subject to the democratic, nomination, but this claim will hold good only in those counties where the alliance machine has got control of the democratic party organization. And such proscription and intoler ant ! Wherever the alliance is in the majority none but alliancemen need apply. Such arrogant intoler ance Ittui never before been witnessed in our politics as has been exhibited by the alliance in such counties as Terrell, Randolph, Worth, Decatur and Thomas. Men who have been loyal democrats all their lives and '-har(f*grown gray in the faithful sor vice of the party in every conflict with the common enemy, are pro scribed and relegated to the rear un less they belong to the alliance and yield to its demands without regard for democratic creed, platform of principles or party usage. Men who are democrat* in princi pic and on purpose, naturally look upon an oafl-bound secret organiza tion that seeks to control the party of tbeir choice, with all its sacred mem ories that belong to the experience of the last thirty years in the south, with disfavor, and will not submit to having the creed and demands of tlifit party made secondary to those of such secret organization. Turn and twist as you may, the effect of the alliance organization in this congressional district will lie lo either control or destroy the demo cratic party. Many alliancemen arc la-ginning to Kalian this truly sciious state of affairs, and will not hesitate hen the iitno coin**, a* conic it in- hty will, to^njose botw-"i the A LETTER FROM GEORGIA. I Agricultural Peuclies anil not Politics. Mr. J. 11. Parnell, brother of the late great Irish leader, {pent a por tion of Wednesday last in our city, investigating our fruit shipping ar rangements and looking over our or chards. Mr. Parnell was on his way from Ireland to Ids home in West Point, Ga. lie has been interested in fruit for thepast twenty years and bhs tine orchards at, Griffin, West Point and also in Alabama. Very strenuous efforts have been made by bis people in Ireland to get him to enter into polities and take the lead ership made vacant by the dentil of his brother, but he prefers peaches to polities at present, and is deeply in terested in a scheme to place Georgia peaches on the Liverpool market be fore the season is over.- I.cader. -Fort Valley Hon W. V. Lucas, ex-stnte auditor of Iowa, says: "l have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my famdy and have no hesitation in saying it is nil excellent remedy. I beiieye all that is'claimed for it. Persons afflicted with a cough or cold will lind it a friend.” There is on danger from whooping cough when this remedy is freely given. 50 cent botikn for side by Tifton Drug ntore ami Peters A Hclotc, Cecil. This is, says the Savannah News, pre-eminently an era of development in Georgia. Every opportunity that presents it.self, and even the possibil ities that are sometimes suggested by misfortune, are developed. Several years ago a cyclone swept through the timber country in Dougherty, Worth and Irwin-conn ties and mow ed a patii a mile wide through some of the best, timber in tiie state. Now there arc a number of Hue planta tions under cultivation, one of them the experimental farm at (Jycloneta. There is no Use trying to down peo ple with pluck enough to develop a cyclone track. ■iv in now notmr.g r re ban a political party with in^-tbe Held, and 'he of their fathers, never had any fault fiance ns an agri- orgatiizatioa. The following item, clipped from the Ft, Madison, Iowa, Democrat, contains Information well worth remembering: "Mr. John Roth, of this city, who met with an accident a few days ago sprain ing and bruising his leg and arm unite severely, was cured by one 50 cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Halm.” This remedy is without an equal for sprains and bruises and should have a place in every household. For sale by Tifton Drug Store and Peters & Beloln, Cecil. The action of Worth county, some time ago, in endorsing all of the state house officers with the exception of Governor Northcn fans been theoc.es sion of much comment throughout Advantage* of Tifton Am an Advantage*, Tuton, Ga,, June i>, 1802. Editor Southern Tohunvnid : Submitting these few lines to your valuable columns I hope they will fall into the bands of some one who may be benefitted thereby. The ge ographies of out- boyhood days which taught that the only products of Southern Georgia wore cotton, cane and melons are liooks that would not pass muster in the sc.iontifio and agri cultural research of the present, day. North Carolina, the mother of tar, pitch and turpentine, of which, “in t’\e production of the same,” she first gained a foothold and world-wide reputation and through the progress iveness of her venerable sons the pro duction of turpentine soon found its way to border counties of Southern Georgia, and soon the daughter vied with tiie mother and to-day, while proudly owning her matprnity, feels equal pride in the fact that, she lias far outstipped the good mother In the production of this valuable commerce, and although the lovely- daughter, young and bashful, has not hitherto been active in claiming the praise and credit to which she is entitled, she will henceforth claim all that is hers under the good old maxim which gives “honor to whom honor is due.” Investigations have proven that Southern Georgia is not the forsaken unhabitable region of tho South, as have been supposed; on the other hand, demonstration reveals the fact —especially in the vicinity of Tifton - that there is no country better for agricultural purposes south -of the Blue Ridge range of mountains, “of which it is evident, that the, beautiful undulating hills surrounding the city of Tifton is the southern extremity baftne loosing identity in the Florida peninsular.” It is thoroughly dem onstrated that there is no section in the South where a diversilied crop can be so successfully and profitably- grown. The fruit culture is phenom enal ; such as grapes, pears, peaches, strawberries and pecans grow luxuri antly, mid it is a conceded fact that there is no section soiuh of Mason and Dixon’s line that offer greater inducement* to tobacco aspirant* than the viesnity of Tifton; the soil,alti tude, climate and temperature are all suitably adapted to the growth of both types of tobacco—cigar and chewing—of which both types can now tie soon successfully growing on the Snow farm at Tifton, which i.. now being lopped at eighteen to twenty-live leaves, and the curing will begin the 15th inst. Tliele is no community morn susceptible to good health and that, affords greater ad vantages or offer greater inducement* to those wishing to embark in agri cultural pursuits than tho vicinity of Tiftsn. Her Inrge acreage of forest lands now owned anil operated by turpentine mid saw mill men and be ing sold at nominal figures is “a chance of a life time” to those wish ing to invest in fertile soil, mid the time is not far hence when the buzz of the saw and tiie skinning of pine will lie a tiling of tiie past, and the wide expanse of beautiful hills now overshadowed by the mighty forest, will show forth the luxuries of life, among which the golden weed will predominate. K. K. Paschal, Hitpt. Snow Tobacco Farm. Kind 'Words, “Marcelbis,” a correspondent of. the Northwestern ' Lumberman, lias recently been saving in the col minis of that journal some very nice things of Tifton and vicinity and the new industries of this section that have sprung up within the past few years. In a recent number lie had the fol lowing to say of the fruit crop and the recent, nurserymen’s visit; “Recent rains have made crop prospects good, and our people are very hopeful. V> notables, fruits and radons arc ripe, and shipments north and east have begun. r Rhe pouch 1, II, SlracMM li Co. crop is said to In-finest in the history of the slate, and as there is much acreagevplniited and bearing, we ex pect quite a money yield from this crop. Upon the subject of fruits, the president and about. 50 members of the American Nurserymen’s Asso ciation visited Tifton last weuk, and were tiie guests of Messrs. Tift. They took a look at the tine fruit and to bacco farms in tills section, with which they wore highly pleased. Among those present 1 met. some old Michigan lumbermen, who had quit the laborious work of milling for that of farming.” It Stmiild lie In Kvurv House. .1. H. Wilson, 271 fav otStmipslmrg, Pa., says he will not be without lir. King's New Dlsroverv for eonsumpUon, coughs and colds, ilint it enied his wife who was threatened with pneumonia af ter an attack of la grippe, when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Harbor, Cooksport. Pa., claims Dr. .King’s New Ciscovery lias done him more good than anything he ever used for lung trouble. Nolliinli like it. Try it. Free trial bot tles at J. «’. Paulk A Co.,a drug store. Large bottles 5flc. and $1. ALBANY, GEORGIA. iiwiii Isootli TvrxilS Wholesale Whiskey, Taking effect -.fa; L'linngn Tobacco and Cigar House. Special attention given to dug trade. O' J Order* promptly Ailed. Old Private Stock Rye. .. $6 00 per gallon. Old XXXX Rye . ft 00 Okedona Rye, 1STU. . .. a no " Allianec live . 3 00 •• Old No. 10 Rye 2 i)0 •* California Rye ... 2 00 •• Dougherty Co. Rye IN) « Old N. 0. Corn 2 ftrt Georgia Corn— 2 00 •• old Holland Gin. 2 Stamp .... . 3 60 •• G 1 Holland Gin .... 2 00 •• Tom Gin . 2 0.) •• Pin.* DM 'V”L. . 3 00 “ Apple ;t.N : ib. . . .too " Coguai. H'M’.iuy . . / ft 00 '• pts'ii . . . 2*00 Sweet- Caiawh.. Wicu ... . \ M .v Albany. • IMivis \\ illlngham Inalwdla .... I’oulaq Sumner Ty-Tv. ..... At- ’Tifton Lv Tifton.. .'.a Rronkflold.... Lnignia Uopic 'HMiU'tl l»y Inwi r s Pahiukii. DR. N. PETERSON md Surgeon GEORGIA. hysuimu TIFTON, t in it > With J. W. Paulk Co. Palis atiMvvrcd piumpt'? ilay or nicht Otllce practice will receive intention between thi> hour* of 9:00 and 10:30 a. ni., and 3:00 and •I :3.) p. ni J. M. WILKES, H o s i d e nt Dentist tikt.lv (itionuu. up stairs, Paulk bnrk The'girl who is as homely-looking us u mml fence and is not uwm ™ of it,‘but. is “dcail stuck” on hr-mdf and tftinkfl every young mnn who l outs her with respect is also “stuck” i:- t ho one w ho needs the sympathy of .ill eiviliy.ed people. Of coni so you can’t find such girls is that here abouts. Offut.— Room buUdll-g. Cun of found in his olhe*v from the 1st in lMli of each month, Mu* icHlduu ol time will bo devoted to country putienU-ut their homo* if divin'd. ' iW-tf L)r$. J, W. & D. J. WILLIAMS DENTISTS, CORDELR, (IKOUGIA. Omcc-Itank Building, Room No. 1, up stairs. DR7j C. GOODMAN Phynu-inn and Surgeon, TIFTON lirnttOIA. Oj-nrr Hoorn In the Tifton Drug Store. ^ Thanking tho p..ldll' for its pant liberal patronage .mil solicit a continuation of the same the state, says the Atlanta Journal Hon. William A. Harris was elected, one of the delegates, and hi ban the following to say in a persona! letter to a friend in this city: “There was some two hundred voters in the meeting of the demo crats here on the 6th inst A good many alliance people arc opposed to Governor Northern and on a close vote they refused endorse fcini'Hy lour votes. 1 informed them that I should volt for/him for governor, .nid they could elect some one Use a-= a delegate than myself, which they refe w3 to do. i shall for Nor- then first,,last and all tiioWnc ” M AfWRTTA, ClA Oct. 20, 1*91. I)F.An MinnI wu* attacked with ia grippe and Jiad high fever. I immediately put on the ToIn* and noon arrested the diaea'c and in a week’* time wan p< rlectly well, while other* who fulled to use tl>« TolM, wore flick two month*. I use tint KJeutrojMilM on my three little girl* and never jtivt' a dose of medicine. I have known it to correct acidity of the ttnmneh. cure roid« and fever, and recommend it henrtilv t<* all mother*. Mil*. MA Mlf. I’l.AftK. Dalton, Da., Oct. 24,1C01. fJESTLEVr-.N: I hav? used the KloetropolM’ but a zhort time in my family with eronn, oobl, nm:ral«la, elc., atod atv. coot.nwd that it l« all you claim for it. Jiv .1 faithful »*#• ol this little wonder 1 look for tho best remits. 8. K. Hr.nttv, of the fl.m of 7 A. A. H. li. Ih*rry. Hardware. Uev. .1. H.Titntmrtitan.r f ('hitdty.fJa., wrltm: f ‘ * * "You mny quote mo iuaayitl^; f hate uwd the h!(-Ctropoi»e wttli very lamerndaJ rpeultM and can very cJMvrfnlly and heartily roinmrnd It. A 40-jtutre IiirjU. Ueacrildf.^ treutnumf. ami non* taiiUitj; u-Atlmonial* from all hi>'1 fur tiie cun* of r M dlwAW** rriaii«d free <*n aj plica- tlon. Addr. -M ATI.AN'! I(‘ RIJiCTIUU’OIHD 1*0., 46 Gonl l iliiliiltnir, Atlanta, <la. Astonished at Yon. An old ex-editor furnishes, the fol lowing item t“ the Savannah Local: The Atlanta Journal says; “The third patty duds its most powerful opponent in the Fourth Estate.” As tonished, Brother Journal. Il»v< you not learned that tiie fourth es tate—the prosit of the country—ha long since worked itself up into tin- rank of tiie. second estate? Here it is: 1. The I'cople. 2. The J*rc>t 3. The Legislator. 1. 'Clik j’olpit. Col. Jas. M. Griggs, Sollctor-ffcncral of t’nlaula Circuit, says: "Miern ine has ahv ays alloidoil rue nrouq't relief in cases of headache.” At IJr. J. C. Goodmnn’a. McElrce’8 Wine of Cardu! and I MEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in lictricn county • / flModuun, Tifton. II. II. Tift, Punish *Y Porph’M, Adct. .At. J Mt'.MiUun, Alhipuha. t..l0IIMl, “ \\ otilnrd A: ft*., •• AV. U Futc.h ^ (*o„ Nashvillo. DR. G. C, LANEY, Phyrtii’inn and Surgeon Moet.TUii:, • nr.tmniA offers l»ls sorvli.'i’s to tho pooplo of Colquitt and udiuiNMit. counties. ; jf ■umiiK in now drug ntore. ~RJLW00D &. ALEXANDER, LAW, HEAL ESTATE AND COLLECT®,- TIFTON, • GEOIUilA. I'rompt attirnUon tlveti to all icntd t»m«tnrM. . . . „ I! I COP iiT'Otriur -laive llufhltiiy. Hoorn No. I. JOHN A. VVILKESv. Attorney ■ at-La w Aim, - (iKomiiA. Will prnetlre in till the countle*of the Honlhern •lutllei.il t’lruiiit *»f (Jcorpia. Spi’t l.il attonthui directrd to .ill branch*/!’ .»f the profesMton And potutrul ImfclntMM *olii:itM»l. My. A. W. TUCKER. RICHARD HOHRft. HOBBS & TUCKER., ! B A. 1ST Tv 10 li S , I— ALBANY, GEORGIA. Di ?]>OHitory orDoiighorty, Worth, Iand Early CJountietf, unci tho Oity of Albany. Buy and aoll Kxchnngt!; givo prompt ntlrntion to collections, hml remit for name cm thiy of payment At current rntuH; reculvo deposit* subjeut to sight cheeks, and lend money on approved time papers. Correspondence solicited. 8-J)m. J- T- BOYD & BBO HEADCUASTERS FOR Crockery, China am) CIasn Hare Lamps of Every Description, Tin ware, Passenger Trains j STATIONS. Alni'jdia. iluicooctiee. Wif Gray’s . .. UH Mile Post.. Wostoula . .. Kirkland Pearson .MeDonatd.i... Mllhvoo.1 Waresboro .... Ar ,v WaxuroM Sc.lilatterviHfl lloltokon ,.... NulmntA. Lula ton Atkinson — AVaynenviUo... .lanuiti’ii. ... Pyles’ Marsh Ar Itrunswirk... STATIONS, I.v itrunswiek;. . Pyles’ .Marsh. .•iimal< i \V.»uu >\illo,. Atkinson I.ututon N.iiiunt.i itiH-okun Nelil, utervillft Ar NVayeross I.v NVayeroM Wares! oro MillwiMul MePsonabl,.... Pearson Kirkland We.-tnnia,. 1*8 Mile Post... ttrav’s WUU'NMM-.hee. A la pan a Knicmk Bi'ookileld Ar Tifton I.v Tifton. Ty-T.v Sumner. INntlan... Isahella . Willin^bani.. Davis- Ar Albany li Meal station' PdNMcliwr Trains 3 46 pm 4 30 rm No. ?. n 20 am 7 oo am H 30 ft ta s co am 8 13 am . an 8 4t»sro » loam to oo am 46 pm |f 12 23 am 1 0* | in f 12 36 Mm 2 10 pm f!2 41 am 2 10 pij|fl2 4R am 2 32 pni[fl2 6* am 2 47 pin: 11 Oh a nr 3 16 pm 1 i 3n am f Stop on signal. - Daily, except Sunday. Pontiffijfai Albany witli Central ntftfoftu.. Georpi.i, ColumbuM Southern raihvav.bndSavan nah. Florida ami Waster it railway. « onnreut at Wnyero*»s with Savann ., Florida and Western railway .liiv’khunvlUo and St. I/mli* pulim.in palaeo •b epinn , ;i r upon trains Nor. 3 and 4. V. D. Owt NN. J. A. M«T>PPPVUt Tratlin .Mannp.cr. G. J*. A. F W.AMitrtt, GKO \V. ItAiNKH, A <L 1*. A.(ifo’l 8|tpt» Am KAII.RO AD. SUWANNEE RIVER ROUTE. Sohtdule lr. Effect April 17, 1553. C.OI.NU SOt-TH 7 No. L 71 Ko. 37 *' C'onlel*. - •• Tilton " Valdosta . " Jasper.. -- “ Lake City " Hampton Arrive pulutka. i West Indiij Kxr-rern - Mai Fast Mail, j Maff 1 i :0rt a. m. P :4!» p. j 2axt r . m.'11:26 1:33 . 6'I5 ! 0:2ft ! 7:30 ; '.1.00 . JO 2ft 100 i.« »♦ 3 M •' US 7:46 No, j leaves Mneon after arrival of incomfnK morning tinin» on Central, Southwestern, Geer- iria, hao»t Tenneasre, Virginia and (ieorKi* and Macon and llirmiughum rutlroads. No. 3 Leave* Macon after arrival of incoming aflesnoon trains on the Central, Svmthwcstern. Mason and Northern and t.eorpia rstlrfiails, and eonneetft at Psdatku for ht. Augustine and all points in Fast and South Florida, and with th<j tin* f*t. .loln.K and Deklawaba river stearnsn. nojvo NORTH. i No Si (Went India j Fast Mall. "Sn.IT" Kx press Mail. Leave I’uiutka 'T.f'GW n. in. V.16 p. m. •• Hampton .. « *1 •• 9:37 •• •• I.Hke City .. 8.-03 •• 10*6 •' *• .In* per ..0:00 “ 11 M “ " Vaidostu .'ion •* 1 ^)0.-a. M Tilton 12 TO •• 2.60 >• •• Cordch*. J l o p. tn. 4:2ft *t Arrive Macon,.«. ...• 4:10 ” ' 7:1ft •• No. 2 lea ves Palalka after arrival fair, WestTn- dla, until from Tamj'-t and connectK at. Maron with all outgoing aftenuMin trains on Central, REFRIGERATORS AND ALSO STOVES, From tin* cheapest to Muck's Brilliant, conceded to be the best in the world, they absolutely have no equal in the world. Manufactures all kinds of I i o! low wni-o, Wood ware. ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. Tinware, Stove I’lpe, Haliers. Elr. fir Special prices made to hoteln and Iward* ing houses. Write or i all on ns when in lived of anything In out line; wc guarantee to save you money. .1. T. IIOYO A- Itlto., 41 101 Patterson street, Vai wo*r\, Ga. New Firm, New Store, New Goods. J. W. PAULK & CO„ 'DRUGGISTS. ComplHt’ Stock of Fresh Dr lilts, Chemicals, faints, oils and varnishes. A Toilet Articles, *nch a* Perfumery, Cologne*, Fyxti.wl*, Pomade*, Hair Oil*, Toilot du'.-ims an-1 I’owdci*. Brushes full line of Tooth Brttvhe*, Nail Brit-bca, Hair Drnalie*, Sliou Britches and Clntlu-z iinnflics. These good* are of the very best quality and are to be aojd as cheau as country dirt. Fine Stock of Ltimp G ood .- BiegiUit, AsffovtnitiDt of Combs, Fresli Garden Seeds in Hcmisod. We liavo jus,, rfl ,Y-i a mig of Tuft’s magnificent Anvtic Sod* Fountains and are dispensing; i^weinus i'tnla water. < Lily the |nir.«t fruit xyritps used. Dr. N. Pearson is m Wargu of our j)W*eri(.tioii defuytment. SouthwcMteru, Mrrun uttd Northern, Georgia, f«iAt TcniieMM'C. \ ircini^and Georgia and Macon tind Bitmiuuluiin rnilr»:uU. iiml Bitmiuglui No. 4 (cures fmm Ht. Align* . , Florida and conner.Ut at Macon with ull c.uti fr<-m St. AiiguMtlue and point* in Kant and South ' Mac tnoniitig train* on Central. Honthw*>atem, yfacon and Northern, Georgia, and Fast Tcqamwo, Vir ginia and Georuin railroad*. Connection for > cm I Huh d train between Atlanta C.ud W.iMhlng- ton. D. (’. All tnilftn arrive and depart from union dr pots nt Macon and Palatka. F.legant *h*cping card will l*e run on trains No, 3 anti No. 4. For further Information apply to agents al junction poIntM «u to L. J. If A It 14 IS. h. C. CANOVA, Ticket Agent, llacon. Ticket Agent, Valatka. IMiniNS, JAK. Ml'NJ'.IKS •* -* Y Trnv. Pass. Atrt, Ma< v »n. Gen’l Agt. FilAtka, \. c. KNAPP,Traffio M.u.ager. M “0 nan Schiduls in Effect April 17,1S93. Read Jtown. Sr.VTH'.M*. Kcail I p, nsw in. I.v .Maron Ar. 12:10 p. m. 12:00 p. ill. •* Sofker .. .Lv. 11:20 a. uv. 12:40 •• •• “ 1.Bella . 10.-41 " " l:«» •• *• " Moufmlier ..." 10.26 " " 2 20 *' •* " \ atcHville. 9 -^ft " " 3:16 •• ** ".. Tbomat*ton . ." 8:15 " " 4 :t>0 ’* “ ■' Tlnmd’ng Spgs." 7 ^6 " " *.l ..Wnodhnry,. ." 7 rfW •• "* ft: la" • " Hxriis City. " « ft :40 " " .Odeum.... " " ft Mi " *• •* ..MountvUlv,.. •* 5 -255 " " 0 :30 " * Ar .Ia Grange.. Lv- 3 .CO " " Connection In Union Depot, 33act>n, Gn., wit^ G. fc. ~ o. A. F. H. It. for V».ilc*tJi,lj^eCiiy,r». l.uka. St. Av.guffttu* a«<t pointtin FioiKki, C. R. H. for Savannah, .MdicdgevUlc &nd lhut^nton, S. ' W. It. U. for AtnerkuM, Albany and Kufanla; M. ,V N. It U. lor Madison, Athens and Lulu, and points beyond, Gcotgu Hailriud for Spurts, Mtlled'xeviUe ivn-l AngiwUt, and all points tnK yond. At Vnttavills with A-Jt F K. R. for sta- f.lons on tAxt lino, and at k>- Grange with A. & W I’. H. R. for Montgomery and beyond and. In termediate stations. For further inf'VWAtion apply to 1..J liattltlB, k. t! STOXK. Tkkdi Agt.. Macon. Ticket ‘ *“ \$jB Travc Unc J’asken^r Agent , Mitcnr, , - A. C '.LNAPP. TtjJKc Manager, .Money! Moj ■" ' m TO LOAN, j| Fnr-t-sIti-cMc cure, itch IhKU&htv* Price toots Solti by .T 0.