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1893 September.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF SPAL0IN0
in m
CITY or OIUFFTN.
Augusta ta robbing ita baud*
the proepect of getting eom* of
Midway fakes lor ita own
Since the New York b«Dk» are
letting out their money, let o»
that their servile imitators will
to hoard their saving*.
Tie Amerfcue Recorder thinks
New York banks were forced into
leasing their currency by the
of the Sooth in getting out
houee certificates.
Senator Hill says "some
of the present panic can be traced
a concerted effort on tbe part or
raonometallieta to produce it in
der to discredit silver.”
Lieutenant Peary ia finding
scarcity of doge in Labrador and
Greenland. If he bad sailed down
the coast of Georgia bis
would have been more successful.
The financial stiiogency Is
nnd there has been no decisive
in tbe senate on tbe money
yet. This shows that possible
gressional action had no beuriug
tbe money question.
Tbs New York banks have
tbe country that the currency
upiestnoeod, and that out
town correspondents can get all
currency they wont. That ought
relieve the stringency everywhere
It doubtless will.
Tbe Americas Recorder basso
faith felt lu Cleveland that it
to believe in the “comioe-
event" at the white house.
bly itthiuks there are enough
bugs already born without
to tbeir number.
A banker whose thorough
ity with financial couditious
fies him to speuk od tbe
give# the Manufacturer’s Record
opiniou: "In thirty days tbe
will be over, and in two months
banks will be seeking borrowers
order to find use for their mi ney.”
Albany Herald: “It doesn't
sarily follow that ‘silver is
when the Bhermun law is
There are enough men in
who were elected on the
platform to take eare of silver
pbice it upon a parity with gold ns
circulating medium, if they will
stick to tt-st principles and
faith with the people.”
Albany Herald: "Senator
talked mighty brave about the
coinage of silver, and he was
emphatic in what he said about
Democratic party redeeming
pledges, when he arrived in
ton to attend tbs extra session
congress, hut he talked in his
in the senate like u man who
made up hie mind to flop.”
The protected few who are now
rogantly demanding that the
crats must not interfere with the
Kinley bill appear to forget that
majority rules in this country.
majority o? one huudred
citieens of the United States
the Republican idea of
a fraud nnd a sham and
its repeal, and the Democratic
will carry out the verdict of
people.
One ol the beuntifnl features
that miserable monstrosity,
servioe reform, has jnet been
strated at Cincinnati. A mail
rier named Bryer baa been
for stealing letters and money
|he mails. An investigation
th« thtefafornur btatorj hot
find It mi foua<l that li*
nerved a term, In tlw
undntaot term in tbe
and that ha ha* Urn all bta life
most of crooks tbe fellow Is
and was able to answer
on “boob lamin’” put to him by
civil service examiners. But
humbug civil service system
the thief and bonkoist on an
ty with tbe honest roan and
former have tbe same privilege of
a tering Iks government serylce as
honest and yirtaoos applicant.
the Cincinnati postmaster hod
permitted to select bis carriers
actecedcel* of Bryer would
been investigated before he eras
pointed and he would have been
oat of tbe mail service. Civil
reform Is a fraod.
GOOD TIM KM COM ISO.
The good times are not only com¬
ing, lurt they nre already come. All
that Is needc I ta for our people to go
to work and for those who have
money stored away to bring It out
There ta no longer any danger or
tek of losing it. The scare ta over
nd tbe banks are sending I heir raon-
' v from New York wherever it Is
get invested fast enough and thus
failing to bring its full return.
It will soon be it race for invest¬
ment In the Sooth nnd with the
moving cotton crop, direct trade
with Europe and new industries, all
eyes will 'be turned In this direction.
And as soon as moneyed New Eng¬
landgets her gnxe fixed on tbe attract¬
ive South the money bags will open
in this direction and tbe good time*
will come sure enough.
THE COU NTRY’S WHEAT.
Minuraimli* Lmil< u U*e limit Wheat
CeutSr ut th* World.
MiK.vu.miUB, Sept. 5. — The grain
crop year closed Friday, and a full re¬
port of the wlteat business for the last
12 months in the principal markets of
the (wintry ha* been received here. On
the whole, the business for the country
was heavy.
Every city in the country except
cago shows a foiling off from two years
ago in the amount of wheat handled.
Chicago bus an increase of 8,000,000
bushels.
Mhinea]Hilis continues to lend the cit¬
ies of the world as a primary wheat
market, the receipts last year l**ing 85,-
004.310 litwhels and aguiiwt 71,040,790 for the
preceding other year 14,000,000 more than
for any year.
The flonr nulls of just Minneapolis ended ground
in the crop year
bushel* of wheat, and shipped out
H2J barrels of flour, or within 100,000
the ldghest output for that season.
Duluth and Stqierior together received
39,748,007 Imahel* of wheat, against
844.311 host ids the preceding year, and
sliipiM-d bushels, leaving in the only same 5,000,000 time 34,339,809 lie
to con¬
sumed in local milling. Chicago re¬
ceived 52.582,834 bushels, and
85,030,744, the receipts for the
year Chicago tying 44,208,307. also received this
crop
80,000,000 bushels of coni.
bushels of oats and 15,000,000 bushels
barley, beside* other grains.
Death of a Honaimrte.
Bkvem.y, Mass., Sept. 3.—Jerome
naparte died at his (rummer home,
Crossing. 3 erome Bonaparte w as nearly
63 years old. and was a graduate of
Point. He served several years in
United States army and afterward
the French irmy, winning distinction
tlie Crimea and Franco lYussian
Colonel Bonaparte was the third of
name in the United States, lieing
elder son of Jerome only Napoleon of Prince
who was the son
king of Wurtemberg.
Organizing In Iowa.
Du* MorvKH, Sept. 5.~-Ketnros
the Prohibition county conventions
over the state indicate that tho
can Prohibitionists are organizing to
considerable extent. The movement
led by tho old People’s party
tionists.
The Trimble* All Mtlcit
Atlanta, Sept. 5.—A telegram
ceived at the office of the Western
Atlantic railroad from Mr. (J. P.
more, general passenger agent of
lalior Louisville and Nashville, says Unit
tumbles have all lieeu settled
business is regularity. moving along with its
customed
An Old Line l>i*cont!nue<l a
New Bbi>kokd, Mass., Sept.
freight steamers plying for the last 40
50 years between here and Now
are to be (Miioon tinned. owing, it is
to the leasing l>v another steam loot
pany of their New York pier, which
Old" Colony company must vacate,
Colton on the Mlolmtippl,
Vicksburg, Sept. 5.—The cotton
in mirth Mississippi, Louisiana and south¬
ern Arkansas will lie 25 per cent lielow
all former estimates. Aside from tho
l>»d plant weather, worms of plantations. have destroyed
on scores
“A* Vo« l-lkr It** at th*' Fair,
Chica«o. Sept. 5.—It has Ixvn
to give performances of "As Yon
It" at the fair on Tuesday,
of Tlmraday, this week. Friday There and will Saturday bo Wednesday
and Saturday matinees.
Stats of Ohio, uty of ToLkdo.i j
Litas I'ot’JITT
Ksank J. Hum make* oath that he
rtie A-niiir partner of the firm off. J. Csss
it Co,, doing and busmens is the City and ut that
Loud tv Slnte nforesaid
firm will pay tbe sum nl ONE
DO-LA 88 lorwK'h ami every case
that cannot be cured by the uee of
Catarrh Cur*. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
presence, tiusOth day of December, a.
i—■— I 1 A. W.01.EA80N
SEAL V Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
sets directly upon tke blood and
luriaces o* the system. Send for
is)*, free. F Jf.CHKNRY ICQ., Toledo,0
sSTSold by Drucgiet*, 75 rents. ,
EMIN PASHA'S DEATH. „
Ba *M n*r*j»t**te<» um4 HI* Trank
TkRna «*> (lliwIWt
Loxriojf, ftept r».—The Bar.
Bvrann. * mtanSonery who Usus
aide to doubt honestly that Emin
is dead. “The most efaca w s t s s M sl
ports rwtcheil me from oajt
*onrc*»," ssdd Mr. Swann, "sad
agreed as to the detail*. The
everywhere in Africa are rejoicing
his death."
According to the report# received
Mr. Swann, Emin Pasha had arrived
the residence of Seyd Bin Abed in the
country erf the Many etnas, ia the eastern
part of tbe Congo state. A party
Arabs approached and asked Emin:
"Where are you goingT' To the ooa»t."
was Emin's reply. of the Aral*, who
The leader was
armed with a scimitar, then stepped
to Emin and said: “Yon are Emin Pasha
who killed the Arabs at f'' Victoria Ny-
anza,” . \ <’ •
Witboot waiting tor with an answer scimitar.
struck off Emin's head the
Emin's body was thrown to the Manye-
mas, who murdered ate it. Emin's Hut*v*iaenlly Nubian the follow¬ Man-
yemas and them.
ers ate
Mr. Swann says that these details have
been so often repeated that in Ujiji no¬
body ban the slightest doubt as to
correctness.
Swoon'* Story Doubtful.
Chicago, Sept. 5.—Dr. Carl Peters
wa* shown a cable dispatch giving
report of Missionary Swann, from Ujiji.
of the decapitation of Emin Pasha by
the Arabs and the eating of his body by
cannibal*. Dr. Peters said:
“I ain not ready to accept the report
of Emin Pualws death. Mr. Swann's
account differs from previous one* in
that it professes to give details, hut
my mind that is no evidence.
Since I left Africa last May, which
wonld be about the time Swann left
Ujiji for had the coast, received authoritative that Emin infor¬
mation been was
KviDg peacefully with the Arabs on
border of tbe Congo country, discharge awaiting
supplies and money to obliga¬
tions and then return to the coast.
only thing in Swann's interview that
would confirm the report is the foci that
Emin is in the Manyemaa cannibals." country,
the Manyemas are
TO HOLD H]S_RIVAL OFF^
A South Carolina rwtnuwtep Who Pld
r ,
Not Care to Vacate.
Columbia, 8. C., Sept.
Tolbert, of Ninety-Six,' Abbeville
ty, is in the toils. Postoffice
Peer swooped down on him and he
be taken before the United States
missioner at Spartanburg, to answer
the charge of withholding letters,
proiiahly to a charge of shortage, as his
books are in a tangle. been
A. M. Turner had appointed to
succeed Tolbert three months ago, but
hte bond, which lie filled ont, failed
reach Washington after having been
mailed at the postoffice. likewise Several failed official reach
letters to Turner to
Turner. Peer untiled two decoy letters
to Turner and reached Ninety-Six on the
same train. Finding that Turner's mail
did not contain these letters lie sent Tur¬
ner to ask for them. Tolbert said
they had not coiue. Peer then weut
Tolbert and succeeded in making him
show up.______
INTERESTING STATISTICS.
Nine(f4k>v#ii Per Cent, of tii«
In ftcorffln (io to 8rliool.
Atlanta . - Sept. 5.—According to
figures recently prepared by
School Commissioner Brad well,
will he $1,058,533,53 to be given ont
various counties of the state, and
will be divided out to the counties
the basis of their school population
shown by the recent school census.
the count of that census it was
that there are 804,971 children of
age in the state.
The census shows an increase of
population in some of tho counties and
decrease in some of them. The
shows a general increase. Out of
school population of the state 97 per
of the cliildren are attending
leaving only 3 per cent of tlic
of the state ont of school.
To Itun Apliid WIImod.
Charleston, W. Ya., Sept.
W. Walker, of Martinr.burg, law
ner of Senator Fanlkner has
he will contest with W. L.
chairman of the ways and means
mittee, tho Democratic nomination
congress. Fanlkner and Wilson are
on good terms, and the announcement
taken to mean that the senator
throw his great personal and family
fluence against Wilson. Walker is
active politician.
ItrfHMd Pay to a Dmil luillan.
Caddo, I. T.,Sept. 5.—.Jackson
er, the full-blood Choctaw who was
tenced to l» shot three months ago,
mode his escape the night before the
set for his execution, came in town
draw his share of the lease district
Saturday. The officers refused to
him as he was supposed to be a dead
dian. yet he is much alive and the
cers know where he does busitess,
never have time to go after him.
(ions With tlie Hired Man,
Sales, Io., Sept. 5.—Mrs.
Thompson, agfcd 23. the wifeot ft
fftrnyifclmng lienr here, wanted to go
tho World's Fair, but her husband
fused to take In r. John York, a
hand, toM her he would take her,
with her 10-montlis-old child she
parted with him. York went south
ward St. Louis, giving her the
sion that that was the way to the fair.
The fcllectlou in Arkansan.
Little Rock. Sept. 5.—Tho
crats carried the state judicial
electing Bnnn chief justice and
associate justice. Their vote will
exceed 35,000. They had no opposition.
Farmers were too busy to vote and
interest was taken in the election.
many counties no election was held.
U Should lie In Kvery House.
J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St.,
burg, P«., pays he will not be
out Dr. King’s New Discovery
consumption, coughs and colds,
it cured his wife who wna
with pneumonia after an attack,
"la grippe," whea various other
edies nnd several physicians
done her no good. Rolterr
ofCooksport, Pa., claims Dr.
New Discovery has done him
good thnn anything he ever used
lung trouble. Nothing like it.
it. Free trial bottles at J. N.
& Sou’s drugstore. Large
50c. and #100. —
Made Miserable for Lift
Thla y»o m«,y ea*ily tie if you 'Ml to reme¬
dy lire i'dg.irtioB and atreodanU Boo amimitatioa andong- ol
the food, which are the .il-
inature »f Bervouatem. that mineral ever adative prrejnt
met t which ao nareotir, or
nervine < *n ever do more tbM
jiJUi 1 1* ttmmrn Hus*. snSidtaA have n«
uos •vmpioia* ufehmuk nwvou.nre* i* in-
tomvitl, whic 1 i* the Where pf«6**ioiial lUi»ni*U term there torin-
aMUty to twdeaey *Wp mental overthrow. »
al**y« » to iceanily. Hegn at p*r- the
reto and eventual
fountain head of ail that difflcult.y with Hoe-
letter'* Stomach Bitter* and avert evil eon-
tv-qnen **. No *o ,oer iloev the •tomaeh re
■dim ita to-e and the tjetew *«<n in vigor
throogh the aid of thi* be».ifpi tonie. ’han
Chifui •feet) return* aod fever, and rheuinati»ni.bil»on*aeaaa»d the nerve* grow Iraieiod.
eonvtipatioo yielil to the Bitter*.
A Hunting nol.er Kin* Two.
Hixtinovom, W. Va., Sept. A
boiler connected with A1 Bronfieid's
grist mill, at Hart’s creek, Lincoln coun¬
ty, exploded. ami John H. Boyd wa*
twhagr_______ killed and the wife of Brnnfield
_ ______ _ - which she died
received injurie* from
later. Six other people, badly whose hurt. names
are not given, were
Electric Bitters.
This remedy ta becoming so well-
known und bo popular as to need do
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
of praise—a pnrer medicine does not
exist nnd It is guaranteed to do all
that ta claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
salt rheum find other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive
malaria from the system and pre¬
vent ns well ns cure ell malarial
fevers. For cure ol headache, con¬
st ipatrou and indigestion try Elec¬
tric Bitters. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money relanded.
50e. nnd #1.00 per bottle at J. N
Burris & Son’s, drugstore.
Killed Ilf* Daughter** Seducer.
Rock dame, Tex., Sept, 5.—Dan Wood¬
ruff betrayed the daughter of Cornelius
Wells. Wells learned of the facts and
at night met and shot Woodruff dead
just when he was leaving church with
another woman.
For Over Fifty years
An old and well-tried remedy.—Mr*
Winslow's Soothing Si rup has been used for
over fifty years by miliums ot mothers for
; heir children t trite fhs, teething, with perfect the
success It soothes child, nolle,.8
ifoms, allays nil pain, cures wind colic, nnd
is the best remedy for Dinrthoea. Is pleas
ant. to the tusie. Sold by druggists inerery
part of tbe world. incalculable. Twenty-five cents Be a
bottle Its value is sure
mid ask for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup,
and tnke no other kind.
junel .tnes.f hnrssat
Forged HI* L'nele's Name,
Washington, Ga., Sept. 5. —Another
W oehiii gtonian goes wrong. J antes Fick-
len, a l»iy 16 years old, forged a check for
a small amount on his unde, Air. Boyce
Fickfen. cashier of the Washington Ex¬
change bank. He has lieeu arrested.
A Buttle for Blood
I* what Hood’* Sarsaparilla vigorously
fights, nnd it is always victorious in fspell
,ing aH the fot.1 taints nnd giving the vital
fluid the quality and quantity pi perfect
health. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, boils
and all other troubles caused by impure
blood.
Hood’s I'ills cure all liver ills. 33c. Sent
by* mail on receipt of price bv C. I. Hood A
Co.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
A llig Four Wreck.
Aubora, Ind., A Big Four freight, an
hour late, crashed into the Indianapolis
express at Bates’ Hill. Ind. Six are re¬
ported killed and 20 wounded. The en¬
gineer and fireman of the freight are un¬
der tlie wreck.
Uuckleu * Arnica S» ve.
The Best Salve in the world fat
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
ped Hand*, Chilblains. Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give refunded. perfect
faction, or money
25c. per box. For sale by J.N.
ris & Soo*
• BI|f na^iilg Mill Bariipd.
Portland, Me., Sept. 5.—The
Woolen, Warp and Bagging mill
Westbrook, caught fire and tho
building wa* destroyed. The ’ Joss is es¬
timated at $100,000, insured.
Female WeaKnesS Positive Cure.
To Thk Editor:—I’ leuue inform yonr
ers that I have a positive remedy b r
thonsand and one ilh) which urine from
ranged female organs. I shall be glad
wild two bottle* ol my remedy free to any
Itily if *hey will Yours send their ExpiesS and I’.
0. address. truly
Dr. E G. Maixkmi. Utica, N Y.
An Alabama nyncmng.
Montgomery, Sept. 5.—A few days
ago Mrs. Sarah Scott, a white woman,
was assaulted by an unknown negro.
News lias been received that ho
lynched by a mob at Centreville.
IVOLESIDR ItKTRKAT—For Dial a*e» ol
men Scientific treatment and gures guaran¬
teed. Elegant apartment* for Indies
und during confinement. Address The
dent Physician,"71,-72 Baxter Court, Nash-
riile, Tenn. aug22d*w3m.
XJoney Tor Memphis.
- Memphis, tippT.' 15.—All the banks in
the city have lieeu notified by their New
York banking connections that they are
prepared Memphis to ship ail the money necessary
to to move the cotton crop.
S Mental d ‘iiression, wakefulness,
lost manhood caused by errors of
youth or later oxeeaees quickly cured
f>v Magnetic Nervine. Guaranteed
by N B. Drewry.
Want to Huy Nc*t York** RnUdlng.
Chicago, Sept. 5.— Colonel Robert
Rae, Commodore of the Chicago Naval
academy, is negotiating with the New
York state commission for the purchase
of the New Y'ork state building. will Colo¬
nel Rae says the association move
tlie building donated to a plot them of ground by the on the
lake front to state
of Illinois.__________
Japanese Liver Pellets are the
family medicine for liver
and constipation. 50 pills in vial
,25 cents. iSold by N. B Drewry.
A Cteol«’» Kage.
Mobile. Sept. 3.—Jealousy is alleged
as the cause for William McNeil, a cre¬
ole, getting out of lied while his
was asleep and braining her with an axe.
Johnson's Magnetic and internal On
cramps and colic
ralgia; 40 and 75 cental Fold by
B .Dnwry.
RAIDED THE JAIL. 1
A V*ia Attempt hr a 0»»* «t Outlaw*
I* Hmcwb the Marttaa.
Louisvnjj:, Kv.. S ept. 5.—A_ Biali.af-
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-gagraaiiTmen, - evidenOy a port of the
Mwtjn outlaws, made a raid on
the Lfu»yiile jail at night and made an
effort to rescue the Martins, arrevsted for
attempted assasauation of the passen¬
gers on a train of toe Middlesborongh
Belt railroad. J
The jail officials had gotten wind of
the party and had secreted the the prisoners mob
in the mountains. When ar¬
rived they overpowered Jailer Neal and
searched the jail. Not finding the men
they went away without feared trouble attempting will any yet
violence. It is pris¬
ensue, and a» soon as possible the
oners will lie brought to a more civilized
community to be kept until they can be
tried. ________-
FAILURES IN NA SHVILLE.
A J>ry fiood* HUtre and a Tannery Are
XnlMmuMd.
NashviUmE. Sept. 5.—Cohen, Collier
& Co., wholesale dealers in dry goods
and notions, haa made a special assign¬
ment for the benefit of creditors. The
liabilities are about |55.000 . The assets
are not stated, but are large enough to
pay all debts, unless a sheriff 4 s sale is
enforced. The largest amount is due
H. B. Claflin & Co., New York, being
$25,352 in notes and open accounts.
Mason, the tanner, liabilities, also made a spe¬
cial assignment. $30,000,
assets $23,000.
Mrs. Jf. F. Bone
u l Was a Wreck
With catarrh, lung trouble and generally broken
down. Before I had taken half a bottle ot
Hood’s Sarsaparilla I lei t better. Now I am In
Hood’s^Cures all of which thanks aro due
good health, for my M. F.
to Hood’s Sarsaparilla,” Mas.
Bonk. Clover,Iron Co., Mo. Set Hood’s
Hood’S Pills cure Constipation by restor¬
ing the portstalUc notion ot the alimentary canal.
RAILROADS,
LOCAL TIME CARD.
(Standard Time >
Central Railroad of Georgia.
DOING SOUTH.
No. 2—Mail and Express, Arrives 9 3H am
No. <>—Nancy Hanks........Arrives 1 25 pm
No. 12—M ml..............Arrives 6 44 pm
No, 4—Express............Arrives 8 25 pm
GOING NORTH.
No. 3—Exprees.............Arrives 0 13 am
No 11—Mai!..............Arrives #52 am
No. 1—Nancy Hanks.....Arrives 3 12 pm
No. 5—Mail und Express, Arrives 6 *30 pm
Nos. 2,6 and 4, South hound, and 3,1 an«l
5, Nonu houn<3, on theC. R. R. rnn through
irom Atlanta to Savannah. Nos. 12 and 11
are local between Atlanta and Maeon and
connect with South A'estern trains.
Now, 0 and 4, 8ou»h bound, and Nog. 3
and 1, North bound, carry through mad*
Chattanooga* Rome andColnmbua R.R.
(Leased by Savannah and Western. Oper¬
ated by Central Railroad.)
noiso SOUTH.
No. 2- Mail nud Express, Arrives 5 05 pm
No. *42—Mixed Pass F’rt. Arrives 12 20 pm
GOIXG NORTH.
No. 3—Mail and Express, Leave# 10 00 am
No. *43—Mixed Pass. FVt. Leaves 7 00 pm
•Except Sunday.
Georgia Midland and Gulf R.R.
GOING BOUTH.
No. *50—Mail and Expiess, Leaves 6 15 am
No. 5.2—Local Passenger.. Leaves 6 50 pm
GOING NORTH.
So. 53—Local Passenger.. Arrhes 7 50 am
No, *51—Mail and Express, .Arrives 8 45 urn
No. *50—On Sunday.........Leaves 8 30. am
a\ 0 . *51-On Sunday......Arrives 8 10 pin
Nos. 50 ami 51 on the (J. M. & G. R. R., go
through and come from McOonougb.
World’s Fair Kxposition.
It you are going to attend tafce tbe
Evansville route (E. & T. H. and C. & E. 1.
It. R ). The only line which can offer
through train service between the South.aod
Chicago, having two trains daily
Train No. 8, World’s Fair special, leaves
Atlanta at 8:20 p. m. t Chattanooga. 1:07 a.
m., Nashville, 7 a. m , Evansville, 1:05 p. rn.
and arrive at Ch : cagn 9:40 p. m. It will be
the daylight train and buffet i- equipped and with ele¬
gant Pullman coaches. parlor ears hara*
some
Trpin No. 0., Atlaula nnd Chicago limited,
a ssolid vestibuhd train, leaves Atlanta at
10 a. m., Chattanooga, 2:42 p. m . Nash¬
ville, 7:45 p rn., Evansville, 12:45 a m. and
arrivf a at Chicago at8:58 a, at. This train
is equipped with Pullman sleepers and day
coaches, also through sleepers from Jack¬
sonville to Chiu ago, via Montgomery. A
din cg,r is attache:} to this train at Dan¬
ville, enabling passengers to get their meals
♦ n route. _____________________--- --
- lloun44rip^riidrPti» Win on sale from
April 251 h November until Oetotier 5th, 31st, 189.3. good return¬
ing until
For rates, maps* Steeping cur service, etc.,
apply to eiiher ot the onderri^ned.
S. L, Rogeks, Southern Passenger Agent,
CbaHanqoga, D. McLeisIi. Tenu. General Passenger Agent,
S
Evansville, Ind.
and Habits
cured ut humo with¬
out pain. Bookofr&r-
ticutes sent FREE.
Office, _____ Whitehall B. 21.WOO!,LEY, M.D.
Su Atlanta* ha.
Queen & Crescent Route
••Finest Trains in the South.”
Through Cars toChicago without change,from
New Orleans. Meridian. Birmingham, Chat¬
tanooga, Jacksonville, N. C., Knoxville, Fla., Tenn., Atlanta, Lexington Macon,
Asheville,
and Georgetown, Ky, Choice of routes via
Cincinnati Or via Louisville. Stop-overs al¬
lowed on all World’s Fair tickets, at Chatta¬
nooga, Louisville, Indianapolis or Cincinnati.
For further information as to Rates, Gar
Service, Sleeping Car Reservations, of etc., call
on or address any agent the Queen &
Crescent Route or E.T. V. 8c G. Ry.
D. G. Edwajlds, G. P. A., Cincinnati, O.
THROUGH CARS TO CHICAGO.
mk* ra n to CHICA8 °
Two Daily Fast Unlimited Trains.
Tbe East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Railway, the old reliable
Son tbern passitoger line, makes the
quickest time irora tbe Bonth to
CUieago, via Cincinnati. Their
superb solid Vestibule trams (built
especiulli for this service) are as tine
as any iu the United States and are
the most popular with -vtattois to
the World’s Fair. Limited,”
"Tbe World’s Fair con¬
stating of elegant day coaches and
Pullman sleepers, runs solid to Cin¬
cinnati and Chicago,witboutebange. Limited” is solid
The “Chicago with through a sleep¬
Vestibule train, change of
ers to Chicago, without
cars. only , .. line
The E. T., V. & G. ta the
running through trains to Cincin¬
nati, the Queen City of the West.
Stop overs allo'fed at Cincinnati
and Louisville on all World’s i air
ticket*. line
Tbe E. T., V. & G. is tbe only in
in the South that secures rooms
advance for their patrous. Upon
application engaged witbont to any agent, charge, rooms can at
be extra
the elegant “Hotel Ingram," which
is situated directly opposite to the
main entrance ol the World’s Fair,
and ta under tbe famous manage¬
ment of Warren Leland, Jr.
Be sure your tickets read via
the E. T., V. & G. and Q. & G. roads,
the recognixed route to tbe World’s
Fair. Cheapest excursion tates via
this ronte. ob¬
Further information readily
tained by addressing any agent Pass. or
J. J. Farnsworth, Div.
Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
C. A. DE8ABS8EURE, Div. Pa88.
Agent, Memphis, Tenn.
L. A. Bell, Div. Pass. Agent,
Sefma, Ala. Div. Pass. Agent.
C. A. Benscoter,
Knoxville, Tenn. Pass, and
B. W. Wrens, Gen’I.
Ticket Asrent. Knoxville, Tenn,
THROUGH VESTIBULE TRAINS
Via Western & Atlantic Railroad At¬
lanta to Chicago.
Tbe velvet vestibule leaving Atlan¬
ta at 10:30 a. in. via the Western
and Atlantic railroad and Nashville,
Chattanooga and St. Louis railway
runs solid to Chicago, carrying Pull¬
man coaches and palacesleepingcars via Evans¬
Through without change
ville, arriving in Chicago next morn¬
ing fit 8:58 o’clock, 22 hours and 58
minutes.
Train No. 4 lenving Atlanta at
8:20 p.Tn. carrying Pnlltnan palace
sleeping car Atlanta to Chicago via
Louisville and Pennsylvania lines
through without change.
For sleeping car berths call upon
or write to It. D. Mann, T. A., No. 4
Kimball House, or C. C. Walker,
Ticket Agent, Union depot, Atlanta.
Great Reduction in Rates to the
■World’. Fair.
Taking effect July 23rd, special ex¬
cursion tickets will be on sale at all
coupon offices in the South to Chica¬
go und return, via the Evansville
route, (E. & T. U..C.&E.I. K. R.,)
good fiften (15) day*. Be sure that
your tickets read via tbe Evansville
ioute. The only line running solid
vestihuled trains from Atlanta.
Chattanooga and Nashville to Chi¬
cago, without change of cars. Also
haa a through sleeper daily from
Jacksonville, Fla., to Chicago, via
Montgomery. Call on your nearest
ticket agent for tickets and further
information, or address
8. L. Rogers, Southern Pass. Ag’t.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
S. D. McLeish, G. P. & T. Ag’t.,
Evauaville, Ind. tf
Louisville and Nashville Routes to
Chicago.
If you are going to fbe World’s
Fair and want a pleasant, safe and
quick trip, be sure your tickets read:
via Nashville and L. & N. R. R. By
(his lioe you have choice of 3 first-
class routes, via Evansville, Louis¬
ville or Ciueinnatti. The Velvet Ves¬
tibule train leaves Atlanta daily at
10:30 a. m. W. & A. If. It., and l uns
solid to Chicago, via Nashville and
Evansville, arriving Chicago (Dear¬
born St. Station) 8:58 next morn¬
ing, 22% hours to Chicago. The
evening train leaves Atlanta daily
at 8:20 p.m. nnd carries through
Pullman Buffet Sleeyers to Chicago
via Nashville, Louisville & Penn,
linp, arriving Chicago (Union Sta¬
tion) for supper next evening. Ex¬
cursion tickets now on sale ut low
rates allowing passengers privilege
of going one route nnd returning
another, also stop-overs allowed. A
stop at Mammoth Cave can be made
ut little expense. For rate*, time
cards, description of Mammoth Cave,
-write—--~
Fred D. Bvsh, Diet. Pass. Agt., L.
& N It. R., 30 Wall St., Atlanta, Ga.
9ffl“C. R. R. trains connect with W.
& A. trains.
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To Introduces .luctiona! nat -cries worfcc wcrltc of tbe t ralwaMef *l>
will be sent to all* 1 applicants |
tMsrt-s P. Downs, Publishes.
e*s affoaowar. mmw vojtw-
ABOUT 6RIF
of the Garden Sc
of the World!
_ — i
kintisi,” county**
Georgi* Spalding u
Bated in aiHi'
Jf® of the tie
tion of brot
Empire the p-
the South, 8^ ,
ftU ite w OB( fert2
and varied tad**,
tries meet and u.
on with greatest snecess, and ie tto.
to offer inducement* to alt dames fS nwl*
0 . home and a profitable career.
the reason* for a growth that is tucireT
it it* population amfde and almost daily.
ho* sufficient railroad fetfi
the second point in importance on tb*
railroad between the capital nriiwSto 0 j
iorty mile* distant, and its
250 miles away ; aa indepeadrat
to Chattanooga and the West by warn!
Savannah, Griffin and North Alst*«,
the principal city on the Georris
long, and bnilt Calf largely railroad, through one its bundtS
and to be extended own «
soon to Atlaati
the systems of the Northeast, direct
and with Geoigia the great railroad Bast Tennc^gi an’
ro«d graded and to system; le built—a#
soon
in trade and carrying out goods
manufacturers.
Tnat this is the very cream and Sower of
agricultural and horticultural portion* T
the Htnte is evidenced by the Im
the State of Geo- jia and the United
unanimously chose it as the site lor
Experiment Station, against the stromr i**
of every other section. It has
that never tail, being cotton, the moat
crop in the South, and grapes,
are glowing to surpass cotton io the
Griffin’s record dnring the the past half deeade
it to be one of most progreeshi
in the South.
It has bnilt two large cotton factories rep.
the world. $250,000 and shipping goods sfi
,
It haj put up two large irqn and brass l«fc.
a fertilizer factory, a cotton seed oil
a sash and blind taetory, aplowtaetmy
ice factory, bottling works, & broom
and a mattress various smaller factory, a wire fence
actors electric enterprises. light
It has pat in an plant bj
the street* are brilliantly lighted.
It has completed giving an complete extensive system
»aterworks, proteetfo*
fire, and tarnishing water every
where.
It bos laid several milee ol street raDrotd
convenient transportation over it* large
It has opened up the finest and building, larwit
quarry in the State, for ■
and macadamizing purposes.
It has secured a cotton compress *.w t
capacity lor its large and ini rearing rc,
of this Southern staple.
It hos established a system of graded put-
schools, with a seven years c urriculum,
to none, and hits just erected one a
the largest and finest school buildings in the
State iu addition to the lonner commodious
It has organise-1 two new banks, makings
total ol four, with combined resources ol
half a million dollars.
It has built two handsome new churches,
making a total of ten.
It has built several handsome business
blocks and many beantilnl residences, the
Uuildiug record of each year averaging
*159,000. It has attracted around it* borders trait
growers from ncarlyevery State in the Union
and Uunada, until it is surrounded on every
side bv orchards and vineyards, and has lie-
come the largest and best fruit section in tbs
State, aningle ear load of the ita peaches netting
$1,280 in the height of season.
It ha* doubled its wine making capacity,
mafeingby both French and German,methods
both by individuals and by a large winu
company incoi porated in ltt91.
It has been exempt from cyclones, oi fioodr
and epidemics, and by reason its topo¬
graphy will never be subject to them.
With an altitude of 1,150 feet attracted above the
sea level, its healthfuineas has gen¬
eral attention.
It has just secured the permanent adding military
encampment, of the State, about
$ 100,900 to its revenues every year.
With all these and other evidences of a
live and growing town, with a healtti'ni and
pleasant climate summer and winter, a
hospitable and cultured people, product and of e soil tin
capable of producing semi-tropic any Griffin offers
temperate or zone,
inducement and a hearty welcome to
new citizens
p REE TRI P
—TO THE—
WORLD’S FAIR
To tli# one pending: us off the of larg¬ the
est nu m!»er of wrappers
bottles ot
DICKEY'S ‘FAVORITE’ EYE WATER,
we will pay your way to and from tlie ,
fair, and ull expenses while there.
You can get
DICKEY’S ‘FAVORITE’ EYE WATER,
from any druggist, or we will send
it to you per mail; it is well worth the
moucy, whether you win or net, us
we guarantee it to cure any case of
granulated lids, vje&k, sore, ot in¬
flamed eyes; has been in use for more
than 25 years, and was never known
to fail in a single case, and it is not
like most eve waters, for they burn
and hurt the eye, but
DICKEY’S ‘FAVORITE’ EYE WATER
is perfectly harmless, does not burn
or hurt the eye, but feels good.
Every No bottle No is sold Fay, on and a gnarantec refund
of Lure we
the money in eveiy failure. Be rue
you get
DICKEY’S FAVORITE' EYE WATER
and take no substitute. 4 our drug¬
gist may give you something tbaLhe
claims is just as good, but do not
take it for it is not. Then by retting
“Dickey’s Favorite” you will get a
chance to go to the World’s Fair free
of charge Send us your labels and
we will send you a receipt for them,
and it will be decided the last of
July who is eutitled to tbe trip.^ Ask
your druggist, or sent per mail, on
receipt of prie-, 25 cents. Address
THE DICKEY MEDICINE CO ,
Glade Spring, Va.
For constipation, sick headache, biliousness
ey’s and all Favorite complaints Pills. of Best the liver in the take world. pick