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AMERICUS tiMES-KECORDKR: Tl ESP AY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1895
RECORDER, President Cleveland
MR. CLEVKUrj OAR HFOKKN.
in, ©a/Saiininizmi
*, Bxz Mown,
letters, u4 siU r« a
l, January So, 18Q6
w»wsPArinrwifiL laws. ^
R who takes paper* regular-
1 the postoffice, whether directed
another, or whether he
^ibscrlbed or not, is responsible for
jment.
f a person orders his paper disconj
1 he most pay all arrears, or the
r will continue to send it until
nt la made and collect the whole
t whether the paper is taken from
oe or not. |
j l PRESIDENT IN 1890.
pLAI E. STEVENSON I
or luuioisi
S VICE PRESIDENT,
Marles f. crisp,
i non*) ball KnJtht! IwmH »■
I HAT* IX THE THEATER.
ly do women pertlit In wearing
> theater or lecture room high
ta, or hate *o trimmed that they
prnct the view? Do they not
r that by doing eo they leeien
ll.leaeureof thoio who have scats
|^[jd them. Are they eo eelflah
t they are Indifferent to the con
kluoe of other,? Wo can hardly
[leva they ata. Still 'the perals-
> with which they cling to the
1 hat la calculated to eliake one’
i In their goodneaa of heart and
^nghtfnlaeaa of the comfort of
i tall hat la not neceaaary to the
ntort of a woman In the theater,
r doea it make her moro attractive
(appearance, Then why doea aha
It? Can It be becauae alio
to annoy tome one? or to
r her hat? The men and women
ahe Incommode* are more
ias< to aay uncomplimentary
adout her, and the
«n't an noy are likely to think, If
r notice her at all, that ahe lias
• little regard for oilier peoplc'e
te.
1 a woman baa no other covering
her head than a hat why doean’t
take the hat off In the theater or
lecture ball? 8he doean’t need
her head covered In the tbea-
81* can hold her hat In her lap
g it on the hack of the feat lu
if har during the performance,
trouble of taking It off and put-
It on would be very little lu
iperleon with the pleaaure ahe
glvethoee alttlng lmmadlate-
Ind her.
•man who alta behind a tall
at eo obatructe her view of the
that aha only half enjoy, the
ought to get a leaaon that would
ut her ever wearing aucli a hat
ahe wgald likely give annoy-
o oUiera, bat ahe doean’t. If
ifeF'a liat that ahe tblnke la prat-
be la ao anzioua to have people
It that the chancee aro ahe will
ir it In the theater every time eho
there, even though ahe knowa
la goleg to apoll eomebody’B
nlag by doing ao. Her pleaauro
exhibiting her hat Is the, chief
mre she haa In going to the the-
hee again ad
monished congreen with one of hi*
golden messages the gist of which I-
just tbit: • ‘He tells congress miles* I'
come* to his terms he will call an ex
tra session of the incoming republi
can congress, and reminds the bun!
ness world that another it*ue or
bends will soon be*made."
Mr. Cleveland does not ton«*h upon
any new •juestion, neither does he
elaborate u [ton any renie/ly forth*
impending |*erll of the treasury re
serve, He says it is the plain duty of
congress to pans such a linanci.il bill
as he and Mr. Carlisle will favor
unless this Is done it wMI fall to
lot of the Republican*, aided by
Democratic chief executive to
the country.
Tiik Indianapolis Journal tells of
how a gentleman from Kansas pu
hit foot in it. An Eastern lady re
marked to him that it wa* horriblt
how the people of the West hav«
treated the red man, and asked : **Wiiy
don’t you make some attempt
llize him?” “Taint no use,” rei
the gentleman troin Kansas,
no use in tryiug to civilize a
hat can’t raise a beard.”
And then he had to put in about
fifteen minutes explaining that his
•weeping condemnation didn't em
brace members of the feminine
sex.
Gov. Upham. of Wisconsin, it is
sad to relate, lost a fl«5 diamond
pin at his first official reception.
Home Republican pickpocket who
was eridently an enthusiastic ud
mirer of the governor could not
resist the temptation to take away
with him a souvenir of the occasion.
Gov. Upham, It is said, will offer a
reward for his friend, and the pin.
It la a woeful tale of the depravity
of tie modern Republican.
Dr. Hawthorne is making war
upon a body of respectable women
who have seen fit to meet in Atlanta
t* attend to matters of business that
concern them. If he would turn his
ecclesiastical guns upon some
the erring deacons of his faith whose
meddlesome propensities are contin
ually stirring up strife his prayers
for redemption might be more accep-
table to the Lord.
Four condemmed cannon will be
placed in the Oak wool Cemetery ut
Chicago.
IIIE Preside! t lias approv
ent deficiency appropriate
. Li!) to
■ill doubt!**-
chandicr of depul
pn-fred with tiiis
without debate
ire tapping
j Congrei
;iu remedy tut diph-
a cure, that will be
'ranee to close the
with. The French
4 was evidently im-
i< t when it granted
question 200,000
remedy throughout
EMINENT DIVINE
FIND9
IMMEDIATE
RELIEF FROM
LaQRIPPE.
IS MADE WELL.
An Esteemed Pastor
Found Curo In Hood’s Aftor
Other Medicines Failed
Mlnouri there haa teen Intro-
iced Into th« lag Mature a bill mik-
it a misdemeanor to wear a high
lu the thaatar or other pnhlio
aoe. where a view of the atago la
itrable, and fixing the penalty at
It 1. regrettable that In Mlieou-
•raoy where else It 1. regarded a.
vary to anact a law for the
__-ment of a nulsanca for which
’one are reiponilble. Prob-
lyM^; tii.'bill l» panned
111 taka the hint and abate the high
tl nnleance. It I, sincerely tube
ped that they will abate It In this
ty before anybody taken atepe In
la .tate to abate It by law.—Savan-
b New..
UiM.TEHTntmJTOX denies that
,Hawaiian (ioveromeot la Belling
•data the HulledSUteaatSS oen a
the dollar for the purpose of In-
seeing annexation.
:s Idolater from Sweden and
ray will serve aa a member of
Vea-aaalan ClalmaC-oramtaalon
Tbsfollowing somea voluntarily from a highly
«Mi< clergyman of the At. K. church, pastor
sf ths Church Creek circuit lu Dorchester
Ceunty, Maryland!
"8X. Hood C*, Lowell, Mas*, t •
”1 feel It a duty to the public to send this ees
Beats. X saw (a s Philadelphia paper * letter
sea n ana whs had suffered from
Muscular Rheumatism
li bad baea restored by the use of Hood's Bar
iparllia. X had ths grip la ths winter of *#
id *8S ss severely Uut It deprived mo of th
sst st mj sms so that my wife had to dress sod
aadrsssam,aodwbea awsy from horns I had
Is deep ta my clothes. I tried fl vs doctors and
aoS sds SQOoeapDihsd anything. Tboa I saw
ths Isttsr sUodsd to sod determined to try
HOOD’S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
k Before I had taken one bottle I tud
ths ass of my arms, thank Cod. These are
(Sets sad css be verified by many persons here.
J. XL Cclxtoo, Church Creek, supplied ms with
Rood's. X aa pastor of the M. E. ehurch hero.”
a W. CLAriLUf, Church Creek. Maryland.
X.B. If yoa deride to take Hood's fiarsapa.
HBadonotba Induced to buy any other tnatead.
j'T.i: its.int scr.rmsE
is m store for you
when you buy Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pel
lets. If you ever took
the ordinary liver pill,
Lit; and bulky, nasty
too, you'd appreciate
a good thing, espe
cially when it is sugar-
coated. tinv as a mus
tard seed but very
effective. Other
things being equal,
the smallest is the
best in liver pill:
hence, "Pleasant
Pellets.”
If you are troubled
with Indigestion, Constipation,
Biliousness, ll.lious Headaches,
and a hundred and one ill
which depend upon an inactive
liver,—use Dr. Pierce's Pellet:-
With these pills you get not
only temporary relief hut'
positive cure; they're guaran
teed to give satisfaction
every case, or your money
is returned.
For fat people who suffer
from indigestion, for hearty
caters and high livers—those
whose livers are sluggish, this
pill is v.-hat is most needed.
Take a Pellet after dinner.
Glovers UpeiaGoose.
It LOOM BROWN. JJnikrt
THURSDAY JAN. 31st.
GORTON’S
MINSTRELS.
Thr oldest. rlrhe*t in-1 moil refined Min
Htrel organization In exl-trnrc. Traveling
by special private parlor ear aervle*’; ln*|"’i-
lion Invited.
Ol’Ii COMKDIANS
If. J Yorker.
Fred Mark barn.
Fred Albert?.
And th<
CRESCENT CITV qilARTETIEi
OUR SPECIALTIES- II. Y. Yorkey. rano
nent of eccentric comedy: DeWItt Cooke.
The King <>f Clubs:'* Fred Markham, pr.e
tcM|Ue comedian: Armstrong and llyrne.
premier* of’relnedson* andtdance: Larkin
and Schmitt, vocal rlurtlit*: I'red Alt*-rt-
clXMlc banjo aolol "
•fttUT#
h,7h-
with
h»m. of Na»hville, Te
of the f*>i artsy‘school Literal
of the M. K. Church, South,
cord* tail Ur«t taiperieoC# wll
Grippe a* follow*: “ Last Feb*
rtjarf I suffered a eevefe attack
of •LaGrippe,' and in the mlf
F art of the (ummar it returned,
wits for several weeks unible
to do any work. I begin to use
03. KINO'S ROYAL CERMETUER
lafigud!* and depression attend*
ing the disease disappeared,
and I Increased In flesh sod
strength. I tm now quite well.
J give Germetuer the credit, for
after the first dose of it I took
nothing else.”
Germetuer doe* not straplj
patch th* Grippe, as most
edi*
cur.cs it.
do-dt
and sweeps out of the
last, lingering foct-
EFFCCTli of CRIPPI
ha luture Leulth and
so who use Germetuer.
So'J t; all Drugjlsti, SI - C far $5.
O J 5 i’OYAL GERMETUER CO.,
ATLANTA. OA.
iasd^^asasHsasJHSEsassJ
nty' U Ji:
Sihmltl. ojwratlc
MagnlUoent First Part Hilling.
Hold Hand Sol
OPEN A 111 GOLD HASH
At twclvr o'clock, at corner \VI
Untfoi
Acts like a poultice, drawing
out fever and pain, and reinvig
orating the entire Female Sys
tem. It removes all obstructions
and creates a healthy, natural
flow of all secretions.
It is the one natural cure for
female troubles, because it is
applied right to the diseased
parts. Don't take internal rem
edies for Female weakness,com
mon sense requires a direct ap
plication for immediate relief
and permanent cure.
“Orange Blossom” is a sure,
painless cure for falling and
dropsy of the womb, profuse,
difficult, irregular menses, leu-
corrheea ulceration, tumors,
sick headache, constipation, sal
low compiexion.
“Orange Blossom” is apastile
easily used at any time. Every
lady can treat herself with it.
Mailed to any address on rt^
ceiptof Si. Dr. J. A- McGill&Co.
4 Panorama Place. Chicago, Ill.
It MALI: HY u«. K.J KLINKIDbR
So Simple.
Has Passed and We Cannot Enter the New Year Without Returning Thanks to Cnr
Friends and the Public for the More Than Liberal Patronage Accorded Us
With the New Year comes Thoughts ol THE PRACTICAL REALITIES OF LIFE.
MORE THAN ONE THIRD OF EACH LIFE IS SPENT IN BED
And as sleep is “Dame N ature’s Sweet Restorer” it is incumbent upon the RICH and
POOR to avail themselves of every facility for securing the MOST PEACEFUL, UN
BROKEN SLUMBER. This has been sought in feather beds costing $25.00 or hair mat
tresses costing- $20.00 to $30-00 each
The ordinary cotton mattresses, even with springs, WILL GET LUMPY and cause
nightmare in place of refreshing sleep. AN EIDER DOWN MATTRESS would cost
untold sums, but we can furnish its eaual and
THE SUPERIOR OF EITHER FEATHERS OR HAIR, IN OUR NEW PERFECTION MATTRESS.
Call at once and see them. Every one guaranteed and if any responsible person will
use one a month and then sayl it is not THE BEST BED THEY EVER SLEPT ON
they can return it and we will refund the price paid. Only one price $8.50 each. No beat
ing, no turning, “one shake at head and foot” and it is “made up.”
A. W. SMITH.
PROFESSIONAL CARES.
fAMK4 TAYLOn,
*3 Attorney at Law,
Lamar Htreet, Americu*. Oa
E A. HAWKINS,
• Attorney at Law.
Oaee In Wbeatly Hid*., Newapaper Row
Wj F. WALLIS,
YY • Attorney at Law.
Amerlcua.Ga.
Will practice In all the courts. Office: Tele
phone Exchange Hulldln*.
1UTTS A H1XON.
Office In nyne block •
Christmas Supplies
FOR YOUR FINE LIQUORS
To iiic Xraa* call o
. LYTLE. He keep*
J. A. AMsl.KV, NK J A. AMHLKT. JN
A NHLKY A ANKLET,
Attorney■ at Law.
WlllpracUceln the countie* of Sutnte
Schley, Macon Dooly, Welmter, Htewart. Id
the Supreme Court, and the United statre
court.
J F. MeMATH, M. »..
• I'hyMcian and Surgeon.
Offer* hi* profe.*«ional *errlce* to the peo
le of Anderaonvllle and vicinity. Call*
rotnptly attended day or night Residence
t the Harrison Uouae. decIStf
HU*
l»rlc.
ind tt..
iteaerved *eat«
Iru* *t..te begin
Fair
USE
BARNES’
IMRNK-Sa CO.M K.
INK.
$S25gtS&3:
CIIIDEHTKK A SON, #1 liond St , K Y
D E A
SSrn Saa B elMfUta.MfUa.va Iwlj. <JT*. Whla-
gtwtagh.'WEEwiW.Ka;
lotlg Succeeds
Like Success
If tfcl* be true a»»oui anything. «ur«ly It
would be with the Alabama Practical itu-l
College.
NlOtadipiotax* have been l**u*J w ithiii the
pa*t*lx week*, and neven out of the nine
graduate* have accepted and are h aiding
renumeratlve inMUotiN with «li rent lead
log flrm»of thl* and nelghl’orln itle*.
Prof. C. A. John-on, the principal, I* doing
good work, and we advise every young man
and woman de*mng to acquire a thorough,
practical bnalne** education, to enter tor
; In thl* blgb-atanillng lu>Ulutl*»n —
Montogmery Journal. Auguat 28U>.
BHPakfast-supper.
EPPS’S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
GOGOA
SOILING WATER OR MILK.
For Bent.
propertle*. l*o«Mr**lon at once.
’ coraor Fnrsyih and »lrt*
lately occupied by II. A. llarrl*. grocei
flora, rear »f Hank »f Sumter, * »t<>ry <>
ground fimara* «lr-lrnl. lately um-.I a
■toragrand wholeaale ro..m Dav.ri-.r
Drug Co.
Two nlr* aifflix* over (tank of 4nuilrr li
rear of Dr. Hurt aoWee.
> beuullful -mail atoro room or oltto
WHtATLFY
tl WHEATLEY A a.aSLKY S.
DR. 8. C- PmRSONS 4
V0I6 AND RECTAL SUPPOSITORIES
A loot! home Jn-ntun nt for all
complainU 1**111 lac t> female*
ami O l*eaaea of the r*ct tu». They
Uoti ,iiri tation! ifltvratlon^ur
rbarge. In womb ami rveto! dl«
itatathi-)’ rrliete txtin and will
aleolutely core If uvd M dl-
ivcUhL PRICE 76c.
S / ' atame. •*.*.«.rtaa*tB*,4iw«,tata
U4VE.5PUIKT DHIU CO.
1/
No HI't Jackaon
Brown’s
Iron Bitters,
which for more* titan 20 years
has been curing many people
ofDyspepsia, biliousness, Ma.
(aria, Impure Blood, Neural-
^jia, Headache, Liver and Kid
ney troubles. It’s the peculiar
combination of iron, the grc4f
strength-giver, with selected
vegetable remedies of true
value that makes Brown’s Iron
Bitters so good lor strengthen
ing and purifying the system.
It is specially good for women
and children—it makes them
strong and rosy.
L kon c. gkkbr.
Attorney at Law,
Oglethorpe, (la
Practice* In all court*. Prompt at tent
ompt attention
ated. Office la
8 25 lyr d A w
Alt. QBOKOK HUKINK
t Clark A Hooper b'l’d
“ , Throat an
, Office I.
’ Practice limited to Bye, Ear,
lose Office noura from I to II;
oM>. n.
E van t. hatuib,
Attorney at Law.
SSI Jackaon Street, Amerlcua, Oa
Special attention given collections, and
alliance* promptly made. dccSi
pilILK. TAYLOR.
RllavllleOa.
Will practice In all
of ornli
vntlon
ourthoi
TTORMKV AT LAW.
court* except cr
inary of^Schley county.^ Prompt al-
entruatod.
10 iflm
E. CATO, M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
330 Felder Street, Telephone Rrt.
hi* profeaalonxl aervlrea to the
. . . Amerlcua and aurroundlng coun
try. Special attention glvgn to general
surgery, disease* of women and chlldli
Office next door to Mr. Van Riper * aft g
R.
II.-Sl del
Tendi
SSI'
Call* left at Dr. Eldrldgc'a drug atorc
receive prompt attention tf
J. 1. Damir. M. D. Owe as Dowuku, u. D.*
General Surgeon. Dlaeaaea of Children
rvitl DAKHY A DGWLINO,
U PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Spei'laltlca-General Surggry gnd Dlaeaaea
of women and Children,
Office up atalra. No. 4114 Jackaon atreat,
Aint rlcu*. Ga. All call* left at Dr. Kldrldge'a
drug *tnre will receive prompt attention.
Ilr- Kldrtdge drug atora telephone. No. SI:
Dr. Darby residence telephone. No. M; Dr.
Dowling. Wlndaor hotel, telephone No. M.
isBfT.
MuaPhgy building, Laraai alreet
l» pleasant lo lake,
•rosaeit reti lines
>ur bowk. How to
, ' tells tall .about ft;
. Many. Ut
mical Co.. BALTiMoaa, Mia
LIPPTNCOTT’S
MAGAZINE 1899.
hr.Signal Kralurr ... l.ll'riMOITrs.
A Complete Novel
Short Stories, Novolottes
Essay.?, Poems. Eto.
BANK-OF COMMERCE.
CAPITAL. I96.OOO.OO
Liability aame as national Haukn
made upon approved collateral. Exchange
bought and soli. Deposit* follclted- Demand
and time ccrUccatca l»*u«il A general bank
ing bualnca tranaocUa.
nothing b
Fine Old Corn Whiskey a
Specialty,
Don't fall to give him a trial. You wll
find him
AT .110 LAM Alt STREET, SECOND DOOR
AIK1VE ALLIANCE STORK. AMF.lt-
ICL’S, GA.
Mall.order* will recelve"prompt attention
P. S. LYTLE,
2 11 dAw 3ino
M. CALLAWAY.
Re I Folate And Fin- Inonnot
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOES
Over Oa* Mllllaa resale wear th*
W. L. Douglaa $3 and (4 Shoea.
- rt.flDK.vxrrVinKffl:
iSSdsasaviisSiSL
If your dealer cannot aupply yon waeao.
80,84,83.00 CerJevaa, Preach
!9«Uft •!!* “
L7i
WAR^a
Fur sale by CEO. D.
WHEATLEY.
FO.R SALE
Stores, Dwellings,
Suburban Property,
Fruit Lands, Farming Lands,
Choice Building Lots.
x FOR RENT,
Stores, Dwellings, Farms.
Pire Insurance a Specialty.
S. A. L.
SEABOARD AIR-LINE.
Schedule In effect Sept. ’.3, 1*M.
Tht Atlanta Special” Solid Vet-
tibuled Train.-No Extra Fare
Chargad
NORTH aoOMD
If you wish to buy, sell or
insure copier with
M CALLAWAY
Americas, Ga
—x—.rtc.°._ BRUNSWICK « FLORIDA
STEAMBOAT CU.
Cumb'iand Route to and from Fla
IK EFFKCT JAN. fth, lbW
DAILY EXCEIT SUNDAY.
StEaraer CITY OF BKI NSWICK,
OIREOTOR9.
J W Sheffield, J. K. Stapleton.
~ ' O. J. Sheffield
Prank Lanier, Ji
“ ild
C. A. PrlckL.
C. A. Hunltogloa,
VV. A. Dodaon,
an 16n Lott Warren.
Prank Sheffield
•>lff
vING. AMKI.IK It I \ M.
EliTKl'DK ATIIK.KTON,
II114. 8TICKNP.T.
M IIS. SLKX tNDIK,
MINHTIUP
The
oldo)
lota A.’ Meal
> I'mfe-
vricx Pres J no. Windsor Casktci
U -ter Wlndaor. AaataUnt Cashier.
WO. Ota
TIIK
People's National Bank,
OF AMERICUS
C-AriTAL, $50,000. 6vSFLUS. M0 0H0
ORGANIZED 1883.
Tie Bat oi Snmter
THOAKireu 1M0? CAPfTAL «TOCS 1100.000
Atner.cua, Ga.
^fXSSSt WtySSSX:
W. O. FURLOW, Catblar
Diaxcmaa: O A Coleman, B H. Joaaey
N Hawke*. W n Kurlow. R. s. Oliver
J. W Fur low, R M. Stewart, E. T Mathis
.’»« n*i five * * ent H.inip* for ajiecimen fopj
LiPPINCOTT’8 MAGAZINE,
f'ID OKU ’ll J A. PA-
the public and prudent In it* management,
thl* b*ok solicit* deposit* and othef bualneag
tnlie lira. - *■ - febl
Ita-ave* Jekyl
Itaravr* Cuml>erUnil.
Arrive* Fernaodlna .
Leave Fernandina |F.
Arrive Jackaamvllic...
ovsit
a. i.i am
: BiiSi
. l «S|i
.. t :30pm
Itarave Jark*<»nvlllr |F.C. A P.J
Fernandina
ita-aye Cumberlani)
JaXffiHLtaii.-:
Connection* made at Femandli
C. A I*. K, K. for all point* South, vl
ern Dlvlaton. At Hrunawlck with i
Railway for all point* North and Weat; and
with 11 A W. train leaving at :23 p m.
J F. NoaKIS. G. P.
|0;» . .
.. 1:00 pm
ll
Ja^lou.
i Southern
M
..Macon Ar 6 JO
. Marhen Ar 4 J3
Madj*«m ....Ar I «
:Aibevme* , .ftv!li S
Green wood.. Lvi I 43
..Cheatr-r Lv, 9»
Connertbmd with Oeorgla Southern and
P'orlda Railroad. Eaat Tenneaaoe, Virginia
and Georgia railroad and Central railroad
' >r all point* In Florida and aoutbweat Geor
la.
Second—No. 402 leaving Maron at 8 a. m
make* cloae connection with Middle Georgia
and Atlantic forEatonton.
Third -With Georgia railroad at Madl-
Fourtfc—With aolldtraln for Waahlngton
aad t'ullman Parlor Huffetcar*, Wa*hlngton
to Kew York city.
It'-ketolScc iSJifuIlKrry fl Grand Lodge
llulidlng
E. T. HORN, General Manager.
A. SHAW. Traffic Manager
II. BURNS T. P. 4 Ticket Agent
Lamps ami Lamp Fitting* of all atjrlw
at reduc«d ptice* at Dr. EI4rla(b'o Drttff*
•torn. I
Ir - Atlanta, ar 4 Wpip
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ar..Monroe.
lv. Raleigh..Iv
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ar Weldon lv
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Richmond lv
Waab'gtou lv
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New York 1
ar.Cbarlotte.lv
aWllmlngt’nl
312pm
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Paatengrr wad Freight Bebadaln* la 99
feet January 13, ISM.
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tDaily except snnaa>
and Wa*nlngton Steamboat Co. Train* Ntw.
- . ngton Steamboat Co. Train* Noa.
KMandga run *olld vgatlbuled train* with
Pullman Iluffett sleeping car* between At
lanta and Washington, through Bleeper be
lacon antf IHtmmoutb. Virginia.,
.’ullmam Iluffct parlor car* be
tween Waablnlngtou and New York: sleep
Ing car* between Charlotte and Wil
mington. Train* No*. 3a and 41 run aolld
between Atlanta and Monroe. N. C. Through
coach to Charlealon via Columbia. S. C
Ticket* for sale at union depot or atcompa
'* ticket office. No.« Kimball House.
JOHN H. WINDER. General Manager
E. J. WALKER, C. P and T. A . Nc
Kimball House.
T. J. ANDERSON, G. P. A.
Agt, At>anta|
Western & Atlantic Railroad
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANWKiA
AMD ST. 10U1S RA1LWAT
3 DAILY TRAINS 3
—TO—
CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE, CINCINNATI
CHICAGO, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS
mckenzie route
TO
Arkansas and Texas.
BSUOBAMT HATBS,
For Map*. Folder* and any desired tnfor
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Atlanta, Ga
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Train*
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CECIL OABBirr,
Jen'l Manager,
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Americas. Ga.
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