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About The Abbeville chronicle. (Abbeville, Ga.) 1896-1953 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1898)
T-HE CHRONICLE. FFfcfAL ORGAN WLCOX COUNTY . J. R. Monroe Editor Publisher. and L*. J. Whitehurst, A^soctnt# nattor. srnscnirrioN katks. l waive, mmiths....................... II (HI Ktp moitrh*...... .. . M rfirev months. ......... .. aft taWAdvcriTslTiT Il>\:irli. vL in nilvainv fiirnUli*lontt|i|illcull»n. ran,. The i iiuoKin-B i* published every ThuiMi*.y. at Abbeville, (»u. ( ominunicatI oiik to Insure insertion should reach the office, not later than Monday, and inu.sialwayn he acnompanldd neccssarlh for by t he writer** tlgualtm ; not faith nflnllcatlon. but ana iruarantee of good For advertising rates apply at this office. TILIPHONI NO. 44 .— Knlcrcd nt the Post ortico at Abbeville, Oa., a* terond-eluss matter. THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1898. Sow wheat and outs and raise olttle and hogs. The majority of people who want tO be coaxed ought to be clubbed. The Cordele Daily Hornet is one ot the iicst little daily’s in the slate. Seek and ye slialf* find, applies vfery forcibly to the man who is rooking for trouble. If some men were half as big as they think they are, the world would htive to lie enlarged. When you get the best of a bar gain, it’s cunning—when the other fellow gets the Iicst. of it, it s cheat* iAg. The court house question will soon hu'settied and while they are build ing a new one where the old one now stands, Jet us direct some effort to wards .soAiring a factory for hard Wood. Legislator Mct'rainc from Berrien (Anmty i« very determined in his ef fort to get n repeal of the possum law. He says there are more 'possums in Ilcrrieu and fewer of them to cat than in other sections of the state, aiid walits the law so they can be IdHieiHU all times of the year. Ffenrly S :« 1. Tiie result of Tuesday's election rfhows that K B Lewis received 278 Vbtes and his opponent received (II giving Lewis a majority of nearly 5 to 1. On account of tiic perfect confidence of an overwhelming vie t?»ry for Lewis throughout the dis trict the people did not turn out to the polls and at several of the pre dicts no election was held, lienee the light vote. The vote at the various precincts where the polls were opened stood as follows: Abbeville Lewis 8,'i tiano 10 Rochelle » t 10S t l .11 Seville 11 - »l 0 Sibbie < < j. Shake Rag u -i i i __ +-i —i 27 S t',1 Tax Collector’s Notice. I will be fit the following places eft i dates mentioned below, for the purpose of collecting Stale and County Taxes for the year ISMS Second round Third round Abbeville Nov l Nov 21 Hyal’s Mill 11 li it *».y Pirns' Mill i C :; Maple Branch . < V— “ 21 (Jfn House < ; »> 25 Seville -1 “ 20 Wolf Fit “ 28 HI take Rag Kibble •• 10 Bowen's Mill “ 11 Dec 1 Lulaville “ 12 I * ') Rochelle “ 11 •• :i Fitts “ 15 “ 5 Last three days at county site. Dec sib. Sit.li. llH.li, tlicu in Kochcllc on up to the 20th of Dccciubc:-, Mla-n books close. I G HAin't, kv, Tttx Collector, IV. C. Many a household is saddened by death hi -ause of the failure to keep dir Intuit a ..afe and absolutelv eer fttn cure for croup such as () 1H . Minute t ough Cure. See that your ftVtlc fines are pniteoted against emergency. Ceutral Drug Go. If you want to see a strong organ ization, look at flit whiskiy dealers; if you wavt to see a weak one. look at the consumers. central city & : barber shop 9 Oil work done in first-class Style, Cltitin U2llgs cind clean m. tnw TOWtUJ u ana » A nA poilvc iif # alien ' ttr>n1inn lion netrt door tA) soutlu-ru express otlitv, h&b weathers proji.* of Secretary of State, In tlie Court House Removal Contest Case. Voll.iwtnj.- Is t)i(* decision m full. STATE <)l'' (JKOKIIIA -Olflc.c of Secretary ol Stale. \11unt<■ Oetobi-r 24th, 18HH. In re eon test proceedings of the election for I'eiiiovnl of county site of Wilcox county. The demurrer or motion to dismi-s. filed by contestees is overruled. The principal ground of same was that the notice'of contest did not show wlmt ballots were cl, time I ns illegal. The legislature Inis frequently passed upon this question, and -,<> far a. I have been able to find from the record of legislative contest eases, it hits been invariably held not to be a good ground. The same question was also made liefore (ioveruor (lordon during the time the governor determined contest eases between county ollieers, ami in the ease of McFnrlcn v. Foster, which is reported in 82 (in. S1 .*{, the'motion to dismiss upon this ground was overruled. The face of the returns gives for removal, 2.128 votes. The eonhes tants concede as illegal thirty-seven votes. The proof clearly shows ille gal. in addition to these, forty-nine votes, leaving lor removal 2.U I2 votes The face of the returns gives against removal l.i!2.'i votes. The conti .dees concede as illegal Uhl votes, The evidence clearly shows, in addition these. 12d votes; leaving against removal 1,010 votes. In addition to the above, it appears that forty-nine persons are re corded as voting at the Abbeville prectnet against removal, and the same persons are also recorded as voting for removal at their respective home preciwr ts. Not being able to determine from the evidence which are the illegal votes, and as the evidence shows fraud on both sides. I think it right and proper to deduct, these foi ls nine voles from both for removal and against removal, leaving for removal I,!•!).'! votes, against removal Dtii votes. I, William Clifton, secretary of state, hereby certify that an election for removal of the county site of Wilcox county was duly held on the 10th day of November, 1H1I7. and Unit two thirds of the qualified voters voting at such election voted in favor of removal of the county site from Abbe ville to Kochelle, to wit: l( For removal”.............,-.......... 1. !><»:; “Against removal".................... !ti;i Witness my official signature and seal. WILLIAM CLIFTON. Secretary of State (Com mu nrcated.) To The Georgia Legislature. The Wilcox Court House issue is now about to be tried by a jury of citizens from the one hundred and forty counties, more or less, of our great commonwealth. And in order that you may act justly to all, the following points are presented by one who has no prejudices and no • ‘axe to grind. First, this is more of a struggle between two towns than two sides of :i comity. Let. the motion be to put the court bouse in the woods and though it be the centre, the motion would fail for the want of sup porters. The men who furnish the money to move the court house have more private ends to gain than pub lic ones, It is property in a corpo ration rather than philanthropy for the majority of citizens. Second, the movers of the court house have left no “stones uti turued,” either foul or fair, and those who have acted on the defen sive in keeping said court house have simply “fought lire with lire. If default or defect has been prac ticed at the polls of one it has also been done at the other. And cer tainly the removal party did resort to threats, force of arms aiul intimi ilntion at certain places which the defensive did not. Third. If it is an outrage for Wilcox to have-the court house to one side of the county then of other counties are in the same di lemma. Take your map and see the comities that have court houses in the centre, or near it. They can be counted on your fingers that are built so as to be equally accessible to till the* people. TJie Capital ques tion is n one snUal tiling from a county throughout the whole world. Fourth. If your tribunal should deeide like our Secret a rj of State Ims-done, that Wilcox's court house should be moved to Rochelle, a pre cidetil will be set and a war of court house removals will begin, which will keep your body busy for years to conic. In these times of unrest and agitation there ought to be something settled and permanent to act as an anchor for the people, and where would be a better example than tlm House of Justice. If so l liv nilbbl. honorable institutions as om' houses of justice, J are to be pulled down and hauled to other ports b\ money, foi\*e of arms, ete then liow aiv "V to pxpet't ppi niivneiicp in other things? No, our affairs will not l)t* settled by Slicll removtlls. Our disturbances are far deeper than l>:l " be in siu,h , » anner !IS that. There are other forces at work that must be stilled before peace ami piosperity return. Last, if your body must act in a radical way. but not favorable to the defensive party, might it not be best for all parties, to lay this matter on table for another election , , , tile tlie III regular coui-se of law. Five years lienee will not materially effect the eountv to hold in the same place. aAS-I-(\ Soothin'’ healin'*, cleau^ill^. r ^ * s A\ i toll I litzvl 8 a Iyd is . the mi . * J ^ueinv of seres, burns* and wounds. 11 never tails . to eure piles, Ton may rely upon it. CVllt nil Drug G*i. T. C. MANN, Red Light Saloon ? MAlxKS A itPKClAl.TY OK :0; 10: FINE WHISKIES SITU AS : •HA Kit ITT S PH t V AT K stock. •KK\- 11.’('KKl II KM.. “IMPKKI M. i \ Ill NUT.' vii M'ui.KK rt.r m. KhIIN a\|i KJfiV .t CO. - CORN. nsK '' 1 nuAVniKs and oi\ ON T1!K MAUKK.T ®alaci IBarber rp Stairs. Over Wilkinsoi -\s store, in llendley RuUdlng. KIKKT-ci.ass work, :+: :t: sharp razors, g: :J: +- POI.ITB ATTKNTIO.V. , *' The < inly White Harbor ill the (Tty. Give me a Trial. 1 will ip reeiate it-.,jg2 T. IV9. MATTHEWS. Subserhle to the Chronicle. WOMANS TRIALS. i I 1 Man j women 4 i flu H’rr great nain ;tt month- i ly | winds and J i believe it wit oral. Others i realize t Ii e i ri.ii crbut hes- t • « itate to secure i treatment un 1 mil er count ini big of local Jiu- [ i examinations. ( IS’aturo in 4 - tended tit ( « i iods” to be painless and .............Hr' rcgidrir, i n- J usual pain and sickness indicate serious \ derangements which .should have* prompt attention, or they rapi«llv grow [ worse. Local oxaniiiiations are not nec csxupy since the discovery of i m . . & ( i i I ( It, euros nil Fcmnlc PLcm-ps br properly i strengthening and regulating ihe or- . I This stops all tli pain. ( gans. remedy is vegetable compound, This a ! nnd is the result of years of experience, j It is cartfulW j>ropnrml in our own lat> i ratories by skilled < In-mists and is in- < ' tlorsed by leading physicians, • Hold by all irnjftfiKt* or Kent post paid fot fl. ! i A box of “Monthly” JU-gulatinx A*iU.*> witti each , •ox t but tb-. ! Mrs. A. L. FORI*. Wowm, Miss., writes: Veg-'ii.i- “Tty RAiil# two ’••OtHf.s of rinotNn* r-eiMKlt: . (tor, I huvr. Brun eurpri .»f \'o f .mr, child. : . '1‘ty J ! brought about by tlu* blit It of my Inst FRF.F. to ttnv ft. Lives ‘sr*. Ri»olc oti tbf' ITpmr ( Trp«(mf*nt #*f Feunlr His fc'HRfS. A i K.tmplo box of “ M ontlily'* ItPffUlH ttllig Fills KOII if f'*r 10 v-pnlA ( Fin stamps. ’ Address, .New Spencer Motlirtne ( { , Co., (.fhatt anoug.-i, I>i 111* -aee. For suit' by (’I i\ i)niv; t ’o. All .loll tYork turned out of the UtiiVoNici.K Job Olllce is guaranteed first class. lien needing Letter Heads. Note Heads, Bill Heads. GitVllhli s, Posters. Dodders. Idn\ t’ lopes, ('unN. Statements. Etc. In sure to give us a cull. COTTON QUOTATIONS. Thursday Nov. Id. ISdS. G«x.ul middlinii'..... .....tSc. Strict middling..... I ..... l ‘ Middling........... .... | Low middling....... . , ..... ’ LEGAL NOTICE. To ’the Jlio.i * Seiwetary t>f >•.-»• of Georgia: 'l'lie petition of I* 11 Fitzgcrald, Ro!>ei| \ Rowen. I’lTink N l’'it/.eerald :tn>j W 1, Row mi. Firsi That R Y Rowen is a resilient*'*! Wil cox eountv. Goovgia. that \Y l’. Uowew \> vw-d dent of lrwin-eounly. Georgia, and :h:i i* li Fitzgerald and Frank X Fi'/ .cruk; are both residents of Marion eoimiy in the >t;:te of in dian;i. Second 'our petitioners iune .'f''-oei;t i e.i ll,t ' lllsl ' 1 "' s together and (ie-ire to ineorporut Railway Companv. under tlte, getierai Rad Road Laws of the state of tieorgni under ihe nameofthe Haw liinsx ille. Fit -.geraUi A t bii f Kailw a\. Third The leneih to' said rail road as rear as bl ' vstinmu-d win n- tin, unto. Fourth--The getlcrnl. direction and location of >aLl rail r «;»tl aiul the Iitatlcnlar p 1 a<■ * 1 through w hich it -shall pass are to *>o it- : fol lew Ih-glhniiu a: llawtilnsvllle. l-i'm-U oonniy, (Jeorgia. and running south ,, the , lower , , naif jr oi said i eouniw . entering , . eountv of Ue.-ov In .- .ost.'-ro V <ii: .11 en.eri.rn the .- .mm ..f lew ......... ...el e„n- 1 ,lining in ., sm.ll.eao.-rtv diree.u.n ,Im.ngh Hu eountv Of Irwin umil i, . ; h . -m , : Fitzgerald in -aid Irwin count \ I-•rib- riw amount of c.„.„«l stock 1, to l. Two Hundred Thousand Hollar*, divided .mo shams of..ne Hundred Poll: . six, 1 , Tin- munis r of years .................. I, :o eonllmie ts iwent. years, with thi- right | ,|„ : . , : ;il! . . »>'•* < oe-mission . ; the s.ato i - vSovonth— i'hc prim-ipit' office of said Coi ’ o tation is to he iii Fit/gcrald. Irwin >:.:;:. Georgia. fond good Eighth- Your petitioners in in to go forward to procure >uhsctipt»onw to (he Capital stock, lo oonstruoi ••»tui|>. m.-'ini.aiu op*-W'- -aftl Rail Koad v I ! I'l-IM• t!-s and spur iimv Xauh-Yom p.’.Ulou-:> fur.: w o>v the !W havo ill Og.: lour \v» • ^ notlo t in?lr intent ior • • a.pp.> for said charier, l»;< the pghp.-atioi? M ' their pci-pen :n ,ho news-paper ‘ : ,;i;! :;li ’ •' ' ' * . cere, nu'i each of ’ .e ! ' s - wr.ivh - Rt^ Road Is to’x coTMi'Uctcd. "aid notice an HOMER REID, The Leader In Fancy Sc Family Groceries Highest murket prices paid for Country Produce 6 $75 up. Easy Terms. Organs, 2 0 u. Easy Terms, Lowest price house on earth, •’ ’ C • rrC All Music 1-2 price, M rile the Old Koliiible Irvine’s Ga, Music House, Macon Ga. you are not in it, hceordijio- to the editor, if you don’t advertise in his paper. \xq are strictly in it and want to advertise the fact that we are making largest CTD the hardest the brightest colored the best brick in every respect that arc made in spilth georgia. we also make a fine quality re-pressed brick and can <igrici.il tu nil no v e 11 i es of all furnish descriptions. reed brick works 9 . Fie, georgia. pouring ou<v t-.v. a weak for four weeks prior to tilt- tiling of tlib Jiotition. ns appears by the sworn .statement of the 1-Mi tor attached hereto. Wherefore -Your petit ioners pray to be in corporatcd. under the Laws of the stale of Georgia, under the name aforesaid, with all the aUoM , llK . t „ franchise, prlveteftcs and Immunl lies giiarantcetl sneh corporations under the consl i iifi ion and Laws c>f the State of Georgia. \\ t the undersigned, being the parties of the . above petition, do hereby and hereunto atlix our hands and seals. Fhank X. Fitzckrai.d, Petitioners Attorneys. 1*. II Fit/okuali) (Seal.) Frank k. Fitzukuald (Seal.) IF’r't V. Uow en [Sea.| V v. R. Row hn [Seal.] slate of Georgia. I Irw in County. s. s. i*« r>on<fily appear, \V R Rowen. H V Rowen before Wm. R Moore. X V A Lx.-of. J 1* in. and for said county, each being duly sworn on oath suy, that names signed to the above pe iiiion for incorporation are genuine signature of i in- poisons n.inied therein and that the niattorset fort lit herein is true to the best of their know ledge and belief. \V. R. Rowen. Robkht Y. Row ex. subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th ,p (v 0 y onobVr. \\ M . |>. >( )( ,i !K , s. \\ A V.\-Of. J. I'.. Irwin county, Georgia, siau* of Indiana, i Marion County. » s. s. Personalis appear before me. Otto Help, a Otunm Fsioner of Deeds for t lie State of Georgia i’ll Fitzgerald and Frank X Fitzgerald who have signed the above Instrument and w ho ncknowhHk • the same to be their free act and deed. O. A. Dklp, Oommissiom r of Deeds of the State of Georgia within I he stau Indiana. Citation. gkorgia -Wilcox county: To al’. whom it may concern: Charlie * , a '’ 1 ’ ,01 , ’ «° *j ,c |,r0 '’ cr ”’ r l'erntam-i" tellers of udmimstration on the ’ ” r M ->rmleh.et. late of said county. :,n «•»' S.-t-ular lhc creditor, and m-xl of Kin ”l MM Carmichael to be and appear »' m v » Uhin the lime allowed by law and - permancnl ” if “»•' th * -' can. why ...minis, ration should not be granted to Char U ‘' ,ton T of M M Carmichael. " ttn.-ss my band amt oilU-ial signature this Tl! ' *■>:■ ” r -So'ember. I* - John M. Warr :i, Ordinary. Notice of t.ocal Legislation. • > . , u. ■ *i.\ -given that at the enpiration . .. .1 . ,t K will 'v intro • ■•;:•! \ nDdy of Georgia now .it . . x. . t 'cu-d an act to provide , Ot .v Lc or Wilcox oo* g‘ from the , ' • of Abbeville in said ,-ca -:y t - R ehello \n said cou.ny ''. tlw o s’t of an election . .. stk iTd.i’, for said purpose on day oi Xo\vn: 5 'er 18.,'T. '1 iiis Oct. 27th 1898. Coat, a bargain $1.69 Ladies’ Briliantine skirts 117 Yd wide bleaching*, no starch a* 4 1-2 Dress lining*, worth 5c, only 31-2 Big line skirts, regular at 75c, j»st 48 t Yd wide sheeting 10 yards 37 Shoes, big values, our 98c line"now 89 Our $1 23 line of shoes now 99 10 yds good checks 39 Big bargain; Counterpain worth $1 00 just G7 EVERETHING AT A CUT PRICE. A F" OhurGhwell & Go., Notice. GEORGIA— Wilcox County. Whereas W H Grceson, John W 'Waddell, K W Flowers and others have made their appli cation to this court praying for another grant ing the establishing of a new road, commenc ing at Tilts and rulming north by the residence of J W Waddell and intersecting the Rochelle and Vienna road at the Enterprise Co.'s old rail road; now this is to cite and admonish all persons that on the 1st Monday in December said new road will be granted if no good cause is show n to the contrary. Ry order of 1. F Nance, D McDuffie, J X Evans. M K Me Anally. Clerk. Com Roads and Rev Notice. (.'KORGJA--Wilcox county. Whereas G H Gammage, 1) M HarveX and 31 other voters of the 1321 district G M (Maple Rranch) have petitioned this court to change the place of holding justice court from lot of land Xo. 120 to lot No. 135 on west line SOOyards from near where the land line crosses the road leading from D M Harvey's to Faivcloth Rros., Mill: now this is to cite and admonish all per sons that on the ftrst Monday In December said place of holding just ice court in said district will be changed as petitioners pray for if no good cause is shown to the contrary. Ry order of L F Nance, 1) McDuffie, .1 X TO vans. M 1C Me Anally, Clerk. (Com of Roads and Rev. Citation. GKORGIA—Wilcox county: of 11 o Snow temporary administrator estate of George \V Itced and as next friend ot Mrs. Content C Reed, having made application for Mrs. Content C Reed, for twelvemonths support out of the estate of George \V Reed, and appraisers duly appointed to set apart the same having filed their return, all persons con cerned are hereby required to show cause be fore the Court of Ordinary of said count \ on the first Monday in December 18DS, why said application should not be granted. This Noaember the 7th. tsws. ’ .loh*i M Warren. Ordinary. Citation. GEORGIA—Wilcox county. To all whom It may concern: 11 OSnow hav ing In proper form applied to me for permanent letters oi administration on the estate of George W Re-d. lateof said county: this is to cite all and .singular the creditors and next of kin of George \V Reed to l>e and appear at my office within the time allowed by lav. and show cause M any they can why permynent adminls irat ion .should not be granted to HO Snow on the estate of George AV Reed, peceased. Witness my hand and official signature this November 7th 1898. rfcffin M Warren, Ordinary. & V-l: % / ff-x/v- 4* m » A . 4 ii m \ fl 'S’ jp. '~m i '-A v n MM i F' m u -. ^ I® 6li r m or- Ctege & 1 usl- ♦ifnstl- 11 a mal ness tute. __-Course Of Study Preparatory, Teachers, Scientific, Business Short Hand, Typewriting Telegraphy Music. Every Want of the Student Will be Met. Students are not compelled here to take studies they do not want in order to get the desired ones. Perfect liberty is given in the choice of studies. Our superior classification, mode of assigning work, and of CQll ducting class recitation, enable our students to do more in ten weeks than is done at most schools in twice the time. We economize in time as well as in money. We guarantee satisfaction to all who come to work. Advantages.—Two large, well furnished buildings, artesian water, excellent library of 1200 volumes, large supoly of apparatus, healthy location, expenses moderate, faculty of enthusiastic Normal teachers. Payment of one tuition admits to any one or all classes in Preparatory, Teachers, Scientific and Business Departments. Vocal music is free. Our Business Course is the most thorougL, practical and cheap est in the South. Every one should have a Business Education. Fall Term Opens Sept. 15, 1898. Send for a Copy of Our Announcement. For further information, address, W. A. LITTLE. PRINCIPAL. ABBEVILLE. GA. Georgia and Alabama Railway, SAVANNAH SHORT LINE. Passenger Schedules Effective December 12, 1897. MAIN LINE. No 19. No f 7. No- 18. No- 20. 7 c r > p m 7 i?.t r m lv JSavannah Helena "ar aril 20 4« j» 3333333 8 S to a m 12 01 a m 71 3d a m ar fl p 35 R m 1 IH> a m ii 20 p i) m ar Abbeville ar ft so p 2-10 a m A 2 15 a m S- 3o f) m ar Cordele ar N-KClC 45 p i 35!a m 3 15 a m ti bo m ar Americus ar 39 p 12 28.a m 4 li am il 55 p m ar Richland ar 40 n 11 30 p m 8 00 a ni ~S. 00 p m ar Montgomery lv a 7 45 p m COLUMBUS & ALBANY DIVISION No. 3. No. I.* No- 2* No. 4. :» 10 p m 10 05 a m lv Columbus ar 5 20 p m 12 00 m « (hi pm 11 40 a m ar Richland nr 3 55 \i m 7 45 a m 8 50 j) m 1 30 p m ar Albany lv a 10 j» m 5 00 a m FITZGERALD DIVISION. No- 9- No 7. No. 8. No. 10. 5 5ft p m 7 15 a m lv Abbeville ar 12 15 P ;» m 11 IK) u m (» p in '•* 15 a ni ar Fitzgerald Ocilla ar ll JO am 8 45 p m ...... 7 25 p m lti 0o a m ar lv lo 20 a m tl 00 pm.......... ♦Trains Xos. 1 and 2 carry through coaches between Atlanta and Albany tu connection w ith Southern Railway CONNECTIONS. TRAIN NO. 19. Connects at Savannah with Plant System, F. C. A p tind steamer, -erairi it Helena with Southern Railway Train No. IS north bound. At Abbeville. Tor Fitz ocllm. At Col-dele with G. S. .V F. E. R. No. <1 north bound. At Richland with c A- \ for Albany and Columbus. At MontKomerj- with L. A N. for New Orleans and bevoiid for ni- *" mlnsham and the north, also with VV. Uy. of Alabama, for Selma. TRAIN NO. 17. 1 ’ -nnects at Savannah with Plant System and F. C. A P R. R \t ..J with Soul hern Ky. No. Hi south bound and No. 15 north bound. Av Abbeville for Fitreerald " uiJh < ic-iqia. At Cordele with G. s. A F. U. It. No. 1 south bound amt No. 2 north hound land with c. .V A. Division for Columbus and Atlanta also for Albany. A; MontKOlDeiv tVeStern with t •v N. for New Orleans and beyond, for Hirniinrtham and the north, also with ky. of AU TRAIN NO. 18. Connects at Montgomery with L. ,4 N. from New Orler ns and from ihe north, also with Western Ry. of Alabama from Selma. At Richland with C * A Div'iie-i Tiiton for Coluvabns and Atlanta, also for Albany. At Cordele with G. S. -t V. Rv. Xo f, for a i’-mi f U Abbevillu ‘' or V'U'sOr.-.ld and Ocilla. At savannah with Plant System and F. (J. it p -0 with from TRAIN NO. 20. Connects at Montgomery L. & X. New Orleans and from the north, also with Western Ry. of Alabama from Selma. At Cordele with G s A F Rv No a south hound. At Abbeville for Fitzgerald and Ocilla. At Helena with Southern Ry ' No ’ 14south ‘ bound. At Savannah with Plant System. F. C. P. R. R. and Steamers Elegant HufTet Parlor Cars on Trains Nos. 17 and is. Pullman Palace Sleet.iny ’ " cars on Train. Xos. I9and20. C. X. K1GJIT. ^ popp Assistant Gen,. Passenger presI 1em .’assenger Agent. , Tifioo and Northeastern Railroad. “SOLDIERS COLONY ROUTE." IvoocHil T'i JTit; Table No. (3. * H. H. TIFT, General Offices: w. o. Tin, President. TIFTON, GEORGIA. Vice President - XO. 7 XO. 3 XO. 1 Miles. I leooi-vvlaei' EFFECTIVE 11 >*t ! , . ! Ml! 7, ^ S NO. 2 XO. 5 NO. 8 r. SSS5«ils8 P. M. A. u.r;r LEAVE ARRIVE '■ ilftiSSSSr * p - n 3 1« 8 0 TIFTOX, « 2ft 12 a 0 y 3 23 8 F RR1GHOX? 20 12 35 5 ■■ 3 * » b V HARDING 17 11 3» ft J 3 52 4 F PIN ETT A H 1? in \ 8 58 9 SSS. MYSTIC. 1 11 CJI ft 4 in » F FLET('1U:R, ~ il Oi 5 4 4 25 9 arrive FTTZGi'T? \ :,0. LK \ y:: t. u yt • 5
