About The Tifton gazette. (Tifton, Berrien County, Ga.) 1891-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1893)
ps !, ' . . ;•<• r - ■_ TllK GAZETTE: TJFTOX, (lA.. EE l DAY, FEBRUARY 24. J8f)3. The Tifton Gazette.: TKAixixa run norm. The question of vvlmt kind of ThollA/.KTrK Ik nulillalictlevery morn Irnillino ti 10 hoys of our country nre 1,I rii too. krrftn nuiintv, (ii-iirUa. . . , voolfl t!i tlw In-si lumi .if tiisuruMlsr' itj "I receiving is beeurfimg (1 serious one. I'lt/iSS OMKJOXK 23k,’"ii.Jiim'oti?.'illi l u”w»i'r'."'I![m-!u'!lf i'll,j If we lire to j idgis some of them liy pl -riVi Ji\°iIir.Vrr,,?Io,\7>rnI* K i'> l r’'I he VV.V z!‘ r i I 0 si.'in 'the news|iu|)( r rcqiort* of their eon- KKkKpai^lssUva^”'^'' " ,r !'l"'-' we say they are receiving M SSi;X!^ir«f,”:;ii'. tracing at all, but m allowed to Advurtislng.lillls aro dm* alter first insertion ami | i ■ fl , «„,l ....i Mill he presented when the money I- , ( oiik JIMl JJO lib J»IC.ISIU L dim ,K.l ,im Correspondence from neighboring town* Is »o. | . • iiwdin-ii inn mqv lieited and eouwnunirationH o.i timely ,o|.n « arc , tilt II OH II UK 11 tl.illoll IM,iy UKl.lIL. always uetroino. Always write on mir »*l«l** "I the paper, nnn don't forget to enclose your name* i . .. m. .in .if ■ ft Kill I'lilll Only last week we read in the |ia- ■**-»'i"v.! 0 '‘so«r K ....ii j ,,ess of a crowd of eight or ten year Entered at tin* postoUt-e,; mail matter of the second flaw; old Im»vh near Athintri, jdaeintr rail- Oflic/al Orprau of Brrrirn Fount). road ,,'Ves iijioii the rails to see what elfeel it would have n|ion a moving i train. I.m-kilv the spikes were dis- It. T. AM,IIN. Kill lor. BDJTOIIIM. lireIIIMIS. F.dilor ('larkie Howell, il is said now swearing, “i!v llokc-v. eon-red and removed by some one passing that way before a train was due. and doubtless avoided a wreck, From the lone of the papers in up per (jeorgja, mud, slash and llooil,and overflowing rivers i< the general eon- dition. hat a contrast to this spot of blooming violets and slimmer coals. — Brunswick Advertiser. I’rothei 1 Allen, of the Tilt: Tii'TON I1 A/i’.'i ri;, still w rites with an easy, graceful pen. lie ought to receive a rich reward for his untiring energy and persistent labor. As a general rule editors receive their reward when the pen is silent and their lin gers Mill -out of sight of delinquent subreriber;, peacefully anchored mi lder the bending trees of paradise.— Wilhicnoeliec Advertiser. S. & R. L. BOWEN, [.Successors to I. S. BOWEN.] ' TON, - - GEORGIA. BBY-GOQBS, NOTIONS, Groceries Hardware: 11n* (lotniflioii of }doj>crty and, |»<*r IN'! 1 illltlL' i 1 >n. I Joke Smith, of (»eoi*iriaT “in ; a iirul |*otieh which li «• nnil ai'cnt ■ ‘ 1 iilt»ti«»r, tor had, oil11• • r .i\* Im* i- ami •!r<>|11m•.I al •ar-dosdy <»r aecidentlall v, i place where tin* j *• i-*t - ina-«f *•!* failed tu 1 i 11 < 1 il. Il Si CMS In IIS if I In* patents or nituhli in* nf these Inivs had ci\cn lliciu propet tr:;i.*iinj4 they Would n -I have been n i j j | j \ ..I the a- a-l.-s ulii<h, Il I liev il l'! heel! opiU'li, Would let e condoned them In the s| Me p< i• it< n li try m the liM i:> .lanee ami to .‘-inn . * i 11 u. }»i i -.on in the nllcT. I' Is e.'lsy to tll-si nv <•!' W flit fi( I' I hr-e hoys are * 1 ri5!inLT if they are j.. r i.i.l tel | » eon. iiinc in tin - line of oni • lie !. TI,,.. me mi lie- road l« Wild geese are living imrlbwai I, : | li .,|„ ) t },,. |,,,* „f which i- the the-st harhinger of the q-p,., \!,.|Futefp: ise near approach of the glad spring j |,,PI ,,f a parcel nf sin; time. I of In at place culling ml I it” as secretary «»t I foil. (irnvcr ( !e\ e! lie outfit, in know. Irwin is a oreal county when it. comes to j'rnwiii^ fair womi* a. le ave lilt'll, “m int hoy-s, ' svvcl Oifls an I ami “hiti pumpkins” A North (’.ifolin » p i|,er slat.** it as a fact that, there me Run eotuieN in the iKmiteiitiaiy of tint st ,te nieler twenty years of a^e ami •> ml nn ler liflceti years of am\ 'llic Atlanta ('oiislilnlnm «*ate-* a torsi* Lrinn tInis ; An e\ir.i se^'ion will In-lp the 'leinocralie p.irt\ if it m ,|evot<m| to carrying out the j>l*■ in.i'le ill the jilatform. The All,any |,a|,eis are wIiom iiIi tin* tieori'ia ('h iutam|iia A^^e*,i!,I which meets in that «• 11 \ Ajnil Un with jxreal eai ne-st ti"Il i-» mi 1 . jXcstc'l to the nianai'omcnl il the pal i-ona^c of the “countrv cousin i^ sire'l, il, should he sonixhl in a I' .oii mate way through the columns n the country jnv>s. In one of his Moulh'Tii letters, : Cort'CHpoml III of I lie New \ »i .Mail an I K\press, sees u t he Soul h, \\ ho- e pnllll il pi it I'm m • are “miiii'lnl with U111\ cry ami I•»!Iy ami hohlly as-eils (hit tlune is no class of investment to I iv so ,li.Ti!-u t to dispose of as one locate I in south (•rn regions; he warns iuime/. alioii 1 away, ami secs nothing Im think Cml for in that portion of th • s-nitli >\ > r j ! •al TIio a* who own slock in the (ieoroia I ( Vnlral mad may as u ell make up their f Iasi ! mirnla fhal it fs worthless properly. BO YOy TRADE WITH US? IF NOT, WHY NOT? You Should Trade with Progressive Dealers. We Want Your Trade, hoys •ked and will never ‘er its present own- ventually la id ool,- Tlie road is wr ■co^iiized un j,. It will hh’d up, hoofs, hr-’ceh rail-, an I load h<* 1, ears, eratiks. hv the oanjx w!,o set out to! do this very t hirer. South western w|ork will me ■> tlie ••Mine fate. C’utli- hert !.il»eral-! .ni• rpri -e. And in order to merit your patronage wt* will employ every worthy agency and rive yon the lowest possible prices. We will continue to give you the biggem viil- ! ucm for your money ttian any mercantile establishment in the ::ity. We are buying i lurge ami very select, slock of Spring and Summer Goods, amt socks, 1 Ami must make room for it. hence we are selling our old stock at rock-bottom pri- om/incs and ; ccs that will not fail to make them sell. We are yours for low prices. Tifton, G,»., January 2, Hint’s This. We off ii* One Hundred Hollars RV- aid for any m«.o of ( itarrh that an not he cured hy ! I ill’s ( ataiTli We. k . .J. ( il; \ I-.; A ( o., Props. Toledo, Ohio. We. the cn-h r-iu'ied, have known . ,1. ( I! e 11 e \ fertile last li f t <*e|| V < a l’S i.d I.-eI (• \ e him per 1 "el ly lewioraiile tsrna n f/.rra t~r il n m :r^ jry I.S. ifc li. Tv. HOWFvN. ST@^E Iv k i: i S A I l 1.1. M l'I'I.Y OF- ■lit l) m ,i!i I'U ine-s Iransa‘1 ions and linan- ei.dly al.le in carry out any ohii«r.a- ti >i.s u.ade hy I!i“ir firm. W<- t t. Tiuav. \\ h<ill sale !)rii^e';ds, I ’i Iic- try | Tii e In. 1 iliio. : Waldintr. !\innait A .Marvin, \\ hole- '!'ii::yi t-. 'I oh do, (/1iio. .il • ( ..tarrn < Hre A t■•ken inter ! call -p< i.d attention to Prof, t>e\ter’s <hitan’li (’lire, Kalin ■ .?< i<?i;and hiver Cure, Lmi£ ivestorer, >l<*siiu‘rie Itlood Clransoi ?.‘!.< umat ii* Cure. They arc proprietary medhines that are recommetxled Idy for I lie purposes claimed for them. C‘I’Mvil'd! !i>T and RKS'C OAKDIAN SKKDS, nil tho year round. ( ::! I ai d See |i)C. ; i- il •--. ivm. J. (’. (JOODitAN. whicli In* lias lra\ellc |. ’I’lie Wort li ( oiinl \ an e\ e-111 m|* O country |» ipei. an eh> pi ml I’».»j preacher, a pr.iftiti**n r of law am jild'ge of the eoiintv eoini of In county.” The Local niii'ht haw added that lie is the origin d ('h*ve laud man in tleortji.i, a slerlni'xdmuo crat and a candidate for I line Slate* consul ovncrul at Havana. A ('auada scrihe lived in hi taut iniml a I n pie.d (!»• • • i i and t lieu |>| o'-i <> h'd to •hill'd man of s| ra w in t he follow injx t ie. style : “There are no fIn• < >in tle ( editor w Ie announce.-, that I lake ofoeeric', e|othiii“, jew e|r\. and I l eal e d ate lor -ni.- i ip!i.»11 jXi av ely adds : • I .an I u in re eln I and fever pre\ ail mu -l I w il h a lii a class ph \ siei.m, undertaker who knows hn hu -iie The lilt is a ixoo.l mi.', W .• aek II edge, lull shows that the scribe's ‘ ieofjria t'dlleal loll Is W<mm |||In d' u e- live; in fact, li.n not n-.u Ie d the alphalnt. The imh\ id mil w ho won hi Hiippuse a (ieoi ola editor would bar ter Mibsenpliom to h > paper for second class leal estate is hk • the fellow who did not know whrlluu ills inateru.il ancestor was a man m a woman. TOII.KT AND FANCY ARTICLES, ’crl mni'i'y, Sebool I.ooks and Stntionai-y A.. New Route — BETWEEN — Tbomasville and Atlanta, Ga., AVItli tlir«i^:h couches daily via C. ft. Railway nud (i. il. «& U. Railroad. HOI'TM IIOL'M*. tNo. 1. {NO, 3. I/’ivvc Atlan u " MeDnnoii*;k “ CnlumltUH " Gtichiaml “ Dawpoii “ All any Arrive TlinmaHville ' “ Jauksoiiville “ PrutiHwick 7 lua. ill. 8 25 a. Ul. 12 05 p. ui. 1 40 p. in. 2 38 p. Ml. 3 35 p. Ul. 0 It) j*. m. 8 25 a. in. 7 25 a. m. C 45 a. Ul. 0 30 u. Ul. ll<25a. iu. 1 oo p.m. no aril not'M*. JNO. 2. {NO. 4, Iajuvo Hmiiswick “ Jacksomilile. ... “ Thomasvlile 7 30 p. lil. 6 34) j). in. 7 50 a. III. 3 35 p. in. 5 05 1*. Ul. 7 10 p.m. y 30 p. m. “ Dtrwson “ •Richland 12 iy p. ui. 1 35 p. U). 3 10 p. Ill, t> 50 p. Ul. 8 00 p. Ul. “ McDonuiigli Arrive Atlanta 7Daily. {Daily except Sunday. •Dinner sta tion. The only line running through coaches he- tween Thomas\ illc and Atlanta. ( lose connection in Alianta for all points North, Hftst and West. CECIL (JAIUIKTT, 0cner.il Manager. Local Time Table, To take ciTcct at «:00 o'clock a. in., Thursday, February 2nd, 18U3. PaHHCiigtM' Trains—Kttftt. STATIONS. Lv Albany “ Davis “ Willingham. “ Isabella “^J’oulan “ Sumner “ Tv-Tv vlr Til ion No. 4. Lv Tifton i’> rook Held. Enigma A lam Ala pal, a Wiiliu’ooclicc. Larrps of Every Description. PA!5iTo, GILS * km # YARW1SHES. Tiie most select slum of Tobaccos am! (T, r ars in the city. M v rustomej's run be served with good Havana cigars. TI i K CON X MCTIOl'T Indemnity Association, < y xv tTs:r.).ri:v. conn. — ! Writes all Poo’ilar Forms of Policies.!— ^W'jheel, there is a while m in m Mitchell f.-Mi,, ehildlco I w ith tl rouufy who “is Im* I tlhrr of ihiiTn-n ( / M . ,.., ||lf| . n |* j children and j ST If \ [iS!!T . . . a'.oiihATtv:: meso, **{>- ,> nyiMcn< ?ufc itrtfl Tonllnc. d Tut*:C v Year F.nlowminU and Obi A iUnicflt, also Accident ftiMicflts inconi'cc li ,i'u .if . In- All |ioii-I,l ie,stable al,cr ’\vo year'. Cash nnd | aid up insnraiK-c * :i!m- al '• r irmii iivn '«• ton ynr*. " i’ll extension of j oticy in < .mi- of lap-.*, ill. I'bntds ii advance. Send im -.our age and l.i.i I o| policy desired ami we will send estimate on same. \V. IIANNON, (b'li’l Agt., ,MI» Walnut SI., Mncoii. Oil. Grape Vines (Jrav’s w Milo Post... Kirkland l’uarson McDonald — Millwood Warcsboro... Ar Waj cross Av Wc.) cross “ ftciilattcrviile “ iloboUcn .... “ Natiuiaa “ J.UltttOl. Atkinson 1 in am f 1 2H uni tl r,b aui fl 47 urn I t f.:t aui II f>u am 12 10 am all 28 am No. 2. • No. 8. 2 00 pm 2 40 jiiu i l ir» pin si 85 put »1 47 pm 3 lf» j'Uk si 13 pm 8 40 pm 12 04 I III 1 4 0. r > ] n\, H2l2pm 4 3f. | ni h2 2fi pm! 6 or. pin n 47, i lit * No. l*.. h2 45 pm! 5 30 am 2 42 am 18 (hi j ui 0 00 urn 2 5o aui h8 07 i ni ( ft; 20 am nil 03 ami s3 17 j J, 7 10 am 13 22 am s3 40 put! 8 17 lilll 13 24 am. fc3 42 j uij 8 27 am id 28 am sd 4» | uij 8 42 am 3 38 am h3 t«» pun y 03am k3 »•» um k4 03 puij 0 15 am fd , r ti aui s4 17 pni : 0 40 am 14 08 aui „4 25 j m 10 13 mu 14 27 aui 8-4 47 |-ui 11 00 am 4 40 am 82 i«) | m il 30 am 0 20 am 5 15 j ut 12 301 in it) 38 am h5 34 pin l 25 pm tl» 45 am aft 43 puii 1 50pm tio 02 am »t» t*o j ml 2 40j.m 110 17 am sO 08 pm! 3 10jiii i l» 23 am hi: Ul j uj 3 27fm “ Wuynusv illc... tin 30 am si) 23 pm 3 50 pm “ damuiiv. il0 40am b7 30 pm 4 30j>m Ar ItruiiHwick Il 10am 7 10 pm 1 0 00pm ' Cnsscngcr Tralus—West. STATIONS. Lv ihunsvrick “ Jamaica Wap ncsvillc.. “ Alkinson “ iailaton “ Nabunta “ UoUikcn “ Snh!attcr\illc Ar Waycross .... I a Waycross “ Warcsl oro .... “ Millwood “ McDonald “ I’earson “ Kirkland • 08 Mile Post... ’* Dray's “ Wiljyooodicc. “ A la pa in* — “ En igtin. “ RroaMImd Ar Tifiou Lv Tifton “ Ty-Tv “ Sum nor “ i’oulan “ Isabella “ Willin.;l.am. “ Da\h Ar A litany No. 1. No. 3. i *No. 11. 7 20 am 7 10 pm 4 15 am 7 5o auil f7 40pm. 5 20 am 8 I Hi am) 17 57 pm 8 05 a in 8 13 am 18 «5, m 0 20 am 8 20am: 18 13pui: f> 4*1 vin s 20 am! 18 21 j u, ?00utn 8 45 aui; 18 40 j ui| 7 50 aill 8 52 am | 18 50 J up 8 15ain lo am 0 25 am 0 45 am 10 13 UBl 10 24 am 10 42 am 10 Mi am 11 05 aui 11 05 am 11 13 am 11 84<*ini H 53 am 12 02 pm 0 10 pm 8 53 a in 3 231 ml 10 oo am ill 35 pai 11 00 am y ff* pm 12 oo in fio oo pm 12 30pm 2 pm 120 j in 10 31 pm 1 351 oi 110 45 jm 2 00 j n I lu 48 | ui 2 15 pn. 110 Mi pui all 13 pm 111 25. m 11 33 p m 12 20 pin sll 47 am 12 42 pm H2 05 am 12 f«c» pm f 12 17 am 11 04 j in 112 25 am 1 12 i»u 112 32 am t 20 pm f12 40 am 1 ;$f» j uii. r l2 52 an* 2 (H» j.m* 1 10 am 2 25 ] in 3 17 | m 13 10)0) 4 25 pm 5 00 T ill No. 7. 5 50am (• 35 am 7 05 am 7 40 am 8 15 am 8 4,7a tn 0 25am 10 20 mu % Meal station. f Slo; >u signal. * Daily, except Sui' iay. ' Direct connection made at >Vajcross vitfi fhrough I’ullmat steeping cars for fit. Louis, .Montgomery, Birmingham, Nashyille, Cl.atta- ”‘j, Tampa and in-' nooga, New York, Jacksonville, termediate points. Reclining chair cars between Waycross and .Montgomery via Huinl,ridge* D. Owilns, W. 11. Davidson, Tralilc .Manager. (J. 1*. A. (I. IV. ( oatkm, CJF.O. W. HA IN Eft, A. D. I*. A. Gen’l ftupt. An immense stock of the leading old and new varieties, one ami two years old. No heavily rooted, guaranteed better Viivsin the United States—heavily r( Car cfully grad *1, well packed and guara Jr V'* »'jf (• '-to reach ct’s i.mcrs in good condition. SSpecial prices oij large lots to lor quotations. ii ii i . fr.un I hr | i'imt, .in.! il mi i : hit is in»i I I 'i in 11 s w nd, lull Ti ft i »ii :i n. I j «'\ ory «dh<M' fit \ nr Inw II ill < I Ii il li.i\ r .u» \ I Ul lire hf D I hulls arc lint :i - hiqh in Tifton :is the\ h i\t* liven an I si,II 111.*\- are en lll’ely I"" lligh. A fOUll'nrl.lhle li\e • '•"in e.di.ioe e.tn In* built in Tifl"ii ter not e\eceding >»»a.L and •/'' per in ml ii nr I ti per rent. upon I he iu \ e-d men! it seems (<• us sh ml I eitistv •inv re.isMii ihit* p. rsMii. I li.di rents will kill a nt \ or t• >\\ *. j if pel s! ded in. quieker thaa a i *. , .Ti'fliey th.lt call be finpl<*\ed. 'Idle j I blea nf a limited supply, sharp !.*• i It im ti |*it\, hnl Mr. ('leveliind kept '" ""I ut.d liii»h rent is a fallacy, ami j Ji'ih sih'iKtu ulnuit tin* lh*ke S11111i. :' 1 1' is been s, li uisiy felt in Tifton. I jtppointiiK’nt just loiiijr emni rh 1<u- a | ( "H-ilo-.s, wliieh in the city line] Jin ni her oi (»f.),gi;i editor!* t*» make I C'dmnai , de*l >U* a m »nth, h i\ ■ been Hop-eared hoiin«l.*3 «>f themselves hv j built ju-d ••iilsulf the eitv limit - aui, tliuir volubility, ddiiukinMr. Smith I " ,, Jv :I month asked for thewi.j s that t he elites of prop',,. | \dverli ? Mm J-hi? 'DC? Will Pull Ltrjc of SKED5, PL/^MTS, TREE5, D.ULB5, Etc. //iiutlsom.'/y Illustrated Catalogue Free to Buyers. 900 /Vrea- 7 r , <3 r?c rjboUscs, 39 Years. The Storrs & Harrison Co. PAINESVILLE, Lake Co., O. RAILROAD. Suvvanee Rivor Route to Florida. VIA ATLANTA. It KM* Down. fteimivi.K is KmrT Deionr..*. ltTn, 1802. Rkad Up I*. M. A.M. 5 00 5 4') Lv.. «;m» Tim •• . s :i5 y on •• . U 28 9 53 “ . 1(1.18 10 58 “ . A.M 8. N 12 18 14 44 “ . 1 47 2 1<» “ . 4 10 4 35 “ . 4 501 4 50 Ar . 7 45j 8 Oft, “ . — I’al^tka .JnckstK'vUlc .. . Uvku City.... ... Jasper ... Yulrinstn .... |»*. M. A.M. .Art 1)45 8 40 . “ 8 30 7 40 . “ I « 25, 5 3* | 5 33; 4 43 . “ | 4 27 3 43 Tifton Cordclc. .. Macon Ju iu ion .... .Mmmuii . ..Atlanta 2 '}' : *i !d -T ; JU 9 wcoowahKlu; attac 'e.-s.'.. THE BEST !S THElHEAPEST. L‘iiiininli*i*d to cure I' j* k| ite!l ill .1* lliinuli S IjIj viim t| r, M - Hitu* hy .1. 11 lhuilk ik V 'o., Tit ion, (in Qorul TfN coot 1 (*» r o Union Gq., N. Y. f for our tv lie* ,-mm , “ mine! Luclt,'* nnd win n Nov/ no ^owltu, Mnohlnf, The New Homo? ".-.iefv Machine Co. oonsec. --ash. -.^88 m”0K'5Ci'»TLW.**- ILL. 'r.uinV’ FOB l*<*iiicr \*.t ■ 1. M.» li.m.v; t'Y A I'l'l ' lb.' Hi W CAL. New II,.' Tifton 11 i ( 1 > A R (; A INS! —— DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES AH3SJ HATS. riic « bic Wlls lo be (mi inissi, >:■ 1-|- III A ■, i i 1111 lire, tliu i'lliI or of I in- Aiin'i ion > Tunc ltooonlcr olTcrs to "bcl. ;i yoke ,,1111■ >\ in Klt-ers ngiiinst one of ilic.c new fan I*- 1 '' 1 :l gll-(l bnooy plows licit 11 oi, c not mil j'aii’i plow a slraicbl furrow a Iniml red foot, but even know tin; dilTci cnee bet,ween a scooter and a scrape." |\ r ft 1 el's ,o ,i r* • “lit *ide the city limit- :\. hey * an he :ieeo.nni"dali d. I his i-< 11 m| as it .shmiid he and the rem "1\ 1 plain. ;ry, TD'TON. RROieai. GOLDEN & SINEATH, ! «.•!*cry a full line of I >rv-(roods, and am .selling Winter f.ocxlw axvay Helow Cost to make nuun f«>c a s))lendid Sununci' Sleek. 1 -Jr.IlH r.r. •• . I*. M. A.M. 1 7 20 9 25 J “ . A.M. I*. M. 1 1 20 1 10 “ . 7 25 7 30 “ . 10 40 |Ar . . CliattHnougu ...Nahhvillc... I .. Evaiu\ illc... .. St. Louis — Chicago. . “ 2 53 2 13 . “ 1 05 12 4ft . “ HO 41)'10 25 . l.v'10 20M0 05 . “ 7 101 0 50 lA.M.|r. M. . “ 2 12 12 51 I’.M. A.M. 9 05. 7 30 I*. M. .. I 1 30 .. 7 35 Lv! ! 4,00— I A.M. I’.M. Short Line to World’s Fair. Sl.KKlMNll (’All ON Ntr.llT TRAIN* llRTWERN .Macon am* 1’ai.atka. Double Dally Pullman Sleeping C2r Service Ito- tween Jac.kRnnvjllo, Fla.. Nash* , Nash vlile and St. Ixiuis Without Change. Coiinceta In Union Depot at Maeon with Macon and Sort hern llallrwul, Dcorgia RaDroa*I, Cen tra! Uaiiroan ,mi«| ftouthwaAtcrn Railroad, north and south; and in I In ion Depot* at I,ake City anil 1‘alatka \n.li all trains from point* in Flor ida, eve., west and south. H. IU RNS. A. C. KNAPP, Trav. Pass. Agt., Tronic Man'gr, Macon, (in. Macon, (ia. lUiu vii vv uiamu^u CONNECTIONS. OCTOBER 16th. 1892. Vi I Cropnet ors. ;•< »u«*\ ),n*p-*<ri Sr Yu!ii‘ I'jliwm ail t. 1 Tills is OHO of thy many example* of talking too much with t.Iu* pen. ! M Ai Uli! I ot>|>1 i«‘!iti>>ii-. * iV ( o. Tifliui. Gil. OI UITN si ntlell'*M oil * h.T-ses and ni'in.o' nit i kef * with one OI I W o j •ale h* i \\ 1'aulk ; I'.a' *l.e\c !• intii’i; I* *«o'N prepare t for ^vnavig •li"l 1 Oaple e«Hn*u a* u:»ua* pile.-'. pi r. trillion ui\i*n and Nil ol.*,’; 1'**1 ;-•» " 'tfed. \N i li.ni' ;i ||r«uebtN4 :ihi milt In cr.itii n i»ml v. Ill irrlml om e a week ftd‘ir.,l.i\s. fsc. A* l.a tIon uuarantm .1, We b;,\«* uinpl-' pi wer lo ra’.i a!', .>ur nuo bine )\ !*t ihe *.o-u» time. i. . n v. . im./.t;i -it; MY FANCY GROCERY AND HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Is fully sloeKed \\ it!i llu- best j/oeds. \Y. O W l AT IONS. nKAP LP. Macon Ar iOttv.li Sofkec .. *• 110 •• Madia , “ 12 30 “ Mentoelicr . “ 12 10 •• Cull** Ion- .. “ 11 25 “ YatvsvUlc .. “ 1100 *• Thoniaston — .. “ 10 00 “ Thundering Springs yni •• . ...Woodbury . “ 8 42 « Ar . —Columbus » (inttln ... “ Harris City. •• •Columbm.*. “ Unvnville . “ Odes**... Mnunoille Lv (too A. “ 917 “ '• 715 •* “ 10 25 “ •• 7 00 •• “ «50 •• 6 30 : nan i. tau. rn TNrp • ! !' 1. i; .to • :> ;w» ■ 2M 3 20 “ Ar La<?range Lv (too -*» Conner Mans with Atlanta and We/t Point R. R* H. m ass. A.( . KNAPP, Truv. Pas*. AgR. Traffic Mann per. Maun, G Macon, (ia.
