The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, July 27, 1887, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextOne # sinall boy entered & store, merchant losked at him and asked: ‘Well, my little man, what will you have tosday? ‘O please, sir, mayn't I do some work for you to-day? ‘Do some work for me, eh? Well, what sort of work can’a it~ tle chap like you do? Why you ean't look over the counter.” *O yes, I can; and I'm growing, please, prowing very fast—there, now, see if I can’t look over the counter]’ said the little fellow, rais ing hniﬂgmh tiptoes. The hant smiled, and then eame round to the other side of the counter. e ‘I thought T rhould have to pet » magnifying glass to see you; but Treckon if T get close” enough, 1 ean find out what you lonk .like.’ ‘O! 'm older than I'm big, sir,’ said the boy. ‘Folke say I'm very small of my age. You see, sir, my mother hasn’t anybody but me; and this morning I saw her crying because she couldn’t find five cents in her pftket-hook. Bhe thinks the bay that took the ashesstole it; and —l—havn't—had—any break. Then his yaice choked and his blue eyes filled with tears. T reckan I can help you to some M% uy- little ““": said the ncerchant, feeling in his vest pocket. ‘Here will this quarter “ o “ohg%‘ak_op}t his head, saying: “Thank mfg. but my motker wouldn't Jet-me beg, or take mon~ oy. unless I did something for it.” “‘lndeed, said the gentleman. “And where s your father? ‘He went to ses. in the steamer “City of Boston.” The vessel was Yost, and we'never heard of him after thet. “Ab! that was bad. But you wre a plucky little fellow, and I Hike you. - Let me seo.” Aud then efter thidiise & fow nioments, 5o called out.to ome of the clerks: ‘Saunders, is the eash boy No. 4 R - ‘He died last night, sir,’ was the ‘Ah! I'm sorry to hear that. Well here's a little fellow that can take his place. What wages did Bodpl® .. .. ... . “Three dollars a week, sir replied ‘Well, put this boy down for four dollars a week.” Then turn ing to theastonished boy, he said: “There, my little fellow, go up to the clerk yonder, and tell him your name, and where .you live; and then run‘’home and tell your moth~ er you've got a place a¢ four dol lars a week; come back on Mouday morning,.and I'll tell you what to. do. Here's a dollar in advance; I'll take it out of your first week's wa ges. Now go.” Little Tommy darted out ot that store like an arrow. How he flew sloag the street' How nimbly he mounted the creaking stairs that led to his mbther's room! As soon a 5 he entgred it he ran across the m.mpg his hands, and jumpiog up and down, and crying out: ‘Mother! mother! I'm took! Pm took! I've got a place, al four dollars s Week. ‘There's the first dollar to get something to eat with. And don't you ever cry again; for I'm the man-of the house now! But Tommy's mother did cry then. And How could she helpit? Bhe took the little tellow mn her srms, and préssed hin to her bo som. She wept tears of joy over him; and then she knelt down and thanked God for giving her such a treasure of a. boy. Now, here. we.see. how decided little Tommy was in doing what was right, and what success follow ed his fecis'on. The Wrong Crowd. ;": | e Chieago Tribune.] Bam Jounes recently preached four days in Henry county, Ken tucky, without making a single conwert. At the close of his last sermon he remarked: ‘The ser mon which I have just preached st you was the -one which converted Sam Small, I therefore thought it ought to makent least one con wert here, but T had forgotten that this dopgregation is composed of A hymln%(;::n - over 8 box or book and then wav- Bis band he can lift the object _A NERVOUS WONAN, Bhe was Afraid 2 Smash-up Would Occur While She was Asleep. A nervous woman on board a railroad trmin, in Missouri, says the Arkansaw Traveler, called the conductor and said : : - *I would like so much to take a sleeper, for I've been up three nights band runnin’ but Um afeered.’ ‘What are you afraid of, mad am ? 3 : ‘Wy, Pm afeered that the train mout run off the track.’ - 2 3 ~ "But will your staying awake keep it on the track.’ ‘Wall, do you know I hadn't thought of thst? W'y, my setten’ up here with my eyes open kain't have the slightest effect upon the train, can it ? _ ‘None that [ can see.’ * “Then, if you was in my place you'd goin the sleeper an’ git a good night's rest? ‘ ‘I certainly should.’ ‘Well, I will, but whenever you think there’s any danger of the tram running off, w'y, I wish you'd have me called.’ Bhe went into the sleeper. About three hours later, while the con. ductor "'was passing through the train he found the woman sitting on the seat which she had oocupied during the Jday. ‘Why, madam, I thought you had taken a sleeper. - ‘I did,’ she replied, ‘but the fetch-taked train kep’ athreaten in” an’ a-threatenin’ to run off the ‘track till I thought the eafest plan would be fur me to git right out an’ sit here where I ken wateh everything ; but do you know that when I got up that fetchataked nigger in there had tuck my shoes and sloped off with ‘em ? Well, he had done that very thing, an’ I had the hardest sort of work gettin’ em back agaiz. fur the cussd rascal had put a little dab of blackin’ on 'em and wanted to charge me ten cents. I paid the conductor two dollars for the shelf-—or berth, as he calls it—but I recon he'll give it back to me in the mornin’.’ ‘He won't give it back.’ ‘He won't .N"’l i ‘Not if I tell hin. I am a pore widder. "l‘t’nxnt won't make any differ ou?o':‘“ * bouncing up, ‘T'll jest go back there an’ lay &m waiting fur the tram to run off, for I'll be bound if I'm going to be beat cut of my money thatter way. When ever th: train starts to run off you mout call me, and it you hear an awful rumpus in there you may know that the cussed nigger is air ter my shoex again, and I am de fending my rights, A Naturally Eunough. Omaha World.] Why 2 Good Man Failed, —First Omaha Man—‘What's the matter, not out of business again. are you? Sccond Omaha man—‘Yes, my last (veuture bursted the first week." ‘That's queer. I thought you started a little factory to darn stock ings for young men, old bachelors, and others with no women folks to look after them. That ought to pay.’ ‘Pay! T got more orders than I could fill; hired a whole lot of nice girls who knew how to darn stock« ings, and they did their work beau tifully—but theu the enterprise busted,’ ‘Why; what happened? ‘Girls all left.’ ‘Dissatisfied?” ’ ‘No; the whole crowd of custo mers hunted ‘em up Sunday and married them.’ : b They Want to Keep Cool., = . Bumter Republican.] Monday morning several young men ennum[:hted presenting a pe tition to the Mayor and City Council praying that that august body would graot them the privi~ lege of appearing on the streets during this unprecedentedly hot weather, in ‘mother hubbard’ cos tumes. We judge that the peti tion was not presented, but we hear that our worthy County Judge, who wore & ‘mother hubs berd’ all last Sunday, says that it is the most pieasant dress for the weather he ever wore; and he has our Superior Court Judge's word to support his evidence, as that ese teemed gentleman donned a simi ler dress Sunday afternoon, and sported his graceful figure to the breezes, that wafted o'er the riage. 1 Marriage, it seems to me, should be waited for, not sought, Who knows round what corner his des tiny may be hiding—at what un expected turn he may come upon the face above all facos for him! To put aside, as far as possible, the' thought of marriage until compelled to think of it by some strong and special attraction to ward some special person, is wiser than to be seeking in every chance acquaintance the possible hushand or wife. ‘We ghall meet the peo ple who are coming to meet us,’ no matter in what far of land their journey towards us ‘begins. Perhaps parents are more blame for worldly marriazes than we are apt to think. How constantly we hear the terra ‘married well ap plied, aot to character, congeniali ty or true fitness, but to a comfor. table income. And vet there is something to be said tor ‘the stern parent’ of the novels, with his ‘hard facts." This old adage, that ‘when poverty comes in at the door love flies out at the window,’ is on ly true of small and poor natures =-natares incapable of a great love; but it is, nevertheless, true that to be Yoved it is necesary to be lovely, and that it is far more diffis eult to be lovely when we are hard pressed by want and rendered fret ful by care and overwork. Hu man creatures cannot build their nest as inexpensively as the bhirds do; snd not even the scant hospi tality of homestead eaves or ore chard bouzhs awaits their fledg lings. To marry for mouey or for any object whatever save and ex cept immortal ‘and all-powerful love, is to perjure and debase the human heart; but to marry withi out some provision for the future, such as money, or money’s worth in a well furnished mind and a ca. pacity for skilled labor, is te defy common sense and invoke the evil fates. From statistics collected in parts of the German empire, G. Hell mann finds that the danger trom lightning, though generally in creasing, is diminishing in eertain districts, the risk becoming less the more closely houses are clustered. The character of the soil has great influeace. Letting 1 represent the danger from lightning on calea reous ground, 2 will give it upon marly, 9 upon sandy, and 12 upon clayey soil. Itis a curious faet, not yet explained, that oanks are struck more frequently than other strees; so that if the danger for beeches be 1, that for pines is 15, and for oaks 54. ll.nl SI Ml‘ “I THE CREAT PIANO:QRGAN PEPOT 0' Tl SOUTH i G A f;\‘-' 2| o B AR ; ; s LU B 5] R e B i Eiigy |, i' e & S e = 3 I ol v | < | 5 e - g || B, B et Fe o= PIANDS AND ORGANS PSR e ot I R GRAND SUMMER SALE SRR Sl St i PIANOS 88 to 810 Monthly. ORCANS 83 to 88 Monthly. RS LA PHTAANGOETEI BETTER YET! ouR . B s | SRR D A Al b SUMMER OFFER SPOT CASH PRICES, with eredit ontil Rov. 1. No Monthly Pay ments. Ne Interest. BuyinJune, July, August, or September,and pay when crops come in. REMEMBER SR Tores meeetase Pinest inetrumaents St Fifteon 1 ® Trisle Savare Beaing Alwars, seé '”h Bloney Saved. LUDDEN & BATES PTHEAN BU3IC HOUSE. SAVARBAK, 8. beon telling me about . eomposite photographs. How - are they wade? : Eirer 1 Frank Very simple. You draw the portraits of any number of persons on_thin transparent pas per, and then place one upon an other, right eye upon right eye, left cye upom leftand mouth upon mouth— . : Carrie—But, Fraok; ean’t the thin paper be digpensed with? Frank—lt could and was. —Bos ton Transcript, NSO O S Progessconal Gaid, f. H. THURMONGC DENTIST DAWSON, - - GA. SATIS’FAU!TUN Guaranteed in FILLING and PLATE WORK. Highest recommended Anaesthetic used for Pain less Extraction of teeth. No korm, mo damage to guns or HEALTEL, Patronage respectfuily solic ed 8 Office in karrar Building sept. 22-'B6. 1. J e G. DEAN, . PHYSBICIAN & SURGEON. DAWSON, $ : GA. Office over J T J McGirL's store.’ Reeidence with Mrs. Orr, Main Street. #@~CALrs PromeriY ATTENDED. apr.27,1887,1y. E. C. LASSETER, DAWSON, 4, TENDERS nis pm#euianul servives S the citizens of Terrell wrd udjoipmg counties. Having the - xperfenca of a widely extended practice and having grad. utted at the best medicsl ovlleges in the United Btates, he teels wsBsured of contina ed success in his pract'ce. He can be found at his home, oppagitethe former Jim Lee's place, now wecapied by Muylon Hoyle. L (f Hoyl J G Parks HOYL & PARKS Attornevs.at-1 aw, awson., Terrell County, Georgia ‘VII.L practice in Stute and Federa Courts Immedinte attents n given & the busines« of every client. Colectior eceive l“ychl attention aud premit 1e urns made. mny 22 6m JMGRIGGS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, DAWSOY, - . GI CRGIA COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Refere b ission to M. Ferst & Co.. A l;.'ﬂ;. yduamv: ;:':‘k:'hin & ':,‘n. uv‘l,d ¢ Gackenheimer & Son, Savannah, Hens Lewis;, Atlauta. Office over Jessie Gin u's Stora, EXECUTED (NEATLY ZARTISTICALLY: —————— - g ATTHE NEWS OFFICE. R dids £ = 33£§E§1;§ i :‘E‘fsﬁ - 71 ’h;{fﬁ" 1 'f.i'! iyl 4 58l B fagiincici: 8 oSy e £ 5 5 i!}aggg;.ns.g,_"a Oj‘ 22 égsa:‘f;;dfﬂfg Bl an Syt NN w s a¥s =BO v ;}‘3‘ £ ol S EE 0 Sr3edise K ikl .._.' T 4.3 Qg‘ﬂl! = £§£;§§°g:é§§egsz ShE ik s } isaggf%sjﬁgigj Bgk ?Eu og E—E‘,E{-'”tggl <R E%g"‘g?':'i"i’a KHzetsenizi tes Qe oa ot @ A Benj. Grant. Ofice 0 Front J W Simmo 8 Warehou.g. DAWSON -GA Mattress Maker 3 Repairer. For making Mattress, 5 #1.25 “ Washing & irostng ek 75 k. . . 1 e e Be 4 ] BENJMINE GRANT. feb.? 188744, 1. B NAVAD AN AT THE SPEIGHT BALDWIN OLD STAND, 3 Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Family and Fancy Groceries. In addition to these, I keep a FIRST--CLASS stock of —— Whiskies, Brandies, v Gins, Rum & Beer, lam NOW ready for the Spring CAMPAIGN, and offer special ey Unprecidented Inducements ‘ln everything coming under this head. MY STORE ISNEAR THE DE pot and I will give you better bargains in country produce than any other house : IN THE CITY. W. E. RIORDAN, ‘mch,2,lBB7.tf, A F'OR Watches, Clocks, ' Jewelry, Silver-ware, SPECTACLES, St T P : —~AND- &g/ All First-class Repair Work, call on, or send your orders to . B, BARINES, MAIN STREET, - -+ - DAWSON, GA. e e T ——— BUY THE BEST. . R R T o e s e 1 g 0 N SES g . O A VA RS B(e DS RBITCRE ] 3 N SRR RT e —— I At Ak e AP RN TR TR 3 i ":g}/ﬁ“%"‘:' HESYR. | ¢'—’7%}' “‘“t --r,mv B :.7:.‘(':_‘._ .‘-," 3¥7 ia ol \ \\'\&~ ‘ ;:r.xiﬁ‘-..‘" iy W R B JR Re T 6 gs“"'t‘,‘- =) i "‘iw ;?7 ",L&&mlt"‘“? é ':7 -Q‘ & T TR n A L 2. 8 3 el eB Sl e eRI e R o eO TR R e ""tl‘u_n:s_—’ " . eyt eetT RO ‘3.". e TR e R R AL IS For Ternis and Prices Apply to A. J. BALDWIN, & CO., Ag'ts. Dawson, Ga. mch,16,1887.tf. o 7 ;—4 ‘t’db o - - = B = w Z, < & T 17--Years, 17--Years. J.R.JANES’ SON, FOR 16 years §sssssssssssssssssnasssncs you have bought your RHEUMATINE DRUGS from ; A SURE CURE FOR Jaxes’ Drua RHEUMA TIS M. P Store, Where You Will Al And all Blood Discases. ways ind o MANUFACTURED BY Complete stock J. R. JANES’ SON. of PURE and DAWSON, GA. FRESH Drugs, VvV vevevvesveseet Loilet Articles od POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, ‘B@~Give me a call and BE CONVIN CED] J.R.JANES SON. . s French’s Uotel. ; teatOrem: City Hall Square, New York. Opposite, City Hull and the Post Office. This Hotel is one of the most complete in- its* :})l;)intments and furniture of AN OUSEin New York City, and is conducted on the EU.OPE.\N PLAN, Rooms only oXE DOLLAR per day. Half minute’s walk from Brookl{n Bridze and Elevated R. R. All lines of Cars pass thedoor. Most convenient Hotel in New York for merchants to stop at. Dining Rooms, Cafes and Il:unch Counter ;edgkﬁe with all the luxu ries at moderate prices, - July 28, 86,1 y . $l.OO : I 3 WEEKS, Tlhp POIJGEMGASEM will' be mailed, securely wra ,to an address in’ theyUnitgrdSutee fn)xv three months on receipt of * Liberal discount allowed to post masters, agents and clubs. Sam-. Address all g«lemto . mﬁA DK-,NXy Franklin Square, N, Y. o 3 SIO6A WEEK Ladies or Gentlemen desiring pleasant profitable employment write at once. We want you to handle an article of domestic use that recommends itself to every one at sight. Staple s« flour, Sells like hot eakes.” Profits 300 per cent. Families wishing to ‘practice economy should for their own henefit write tor particulars. Used every day the year round in every household Price within reacg' of all. Circulars free, Agents receive SAMPLE FREE. Address DOMESTIC MPG, CO., MARION, OHIO. M—-_&M e ——— Of Interest to Ladies, The new trentment for ladies’ disenses dwonversd by De, Mary A, Gregy, the dis ingmshed K 1 2tish Physician and nnrse whici has revelutionized . enire mode of troating these complaints in England is now beiug Introduced into the U. 8., unde u fiir and novel plan, Sufficient of this remedy for oxg MONTM'y TRIAL TREATMEST I 8 seut wumy to every Indy who is snffering from uny discase com. mob to the sex' who seiig her uddress und 4 et stumpe for expense, charges, ete. It i & positive cure for any torm of fe male divense and the free trind puckage in wany times snfli fent 10 effior 5 permunent cure. Knll directions veeon Pany the pack uge (which i« put P iu w pluin wrappe r) ig pr:w liwt "f;wb-lnmn- reforsnce, No | P knye w UL aiter Ang, Address, HEORGE RE! mﬂ'a.\\. CALMYKA, N ¥, ":;’ BRﬁ ' |CK & WEST A RAILROAD. ! 50 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE BE. TWEEN WAYCROSS & ALBANY' R ] ¥ snd after Friday, Sept,, IMk, IRRG, O passenger traing will ron a 8 follows; FOR THE WEST, NORTH & BOUTH. Mril, Exprees. Remwewick .........lv infgm .....0.. Peles' Mar5h........1v 1 83pm ......... Jamnien......oo.oidy SOO pm L., 000 Waenegville....... v 280 pm ......... Hohoken ...... ...lv 384 pm ......... Schatterville.. ......1v 413 pm ......... Waveross.o...... ar 440 pm ......... Ruv'h, via SF& War 758 pm ~.,..... Jackeonville, via 8 FRW, ... 1. ArgSwm ........ j Jackennville, via 8 PaW. oo lef2o im 930 pm Bv vaSF& W, lv 7Mam ~...... Waver 055.......... v 455 pm 1745 am Pearson..o.ooene v 612 pm 2,00 um Alippabn. c0...00 ol 781 pme 2,58 am PPV A IR e R ¢ naiatiiall D e £ Wilhingham........ W 8856 pmuo ], ... TR v. .. vNI . ... Albany- ... ~......;4r 1845 pm 530 am Macon, via CRR _ar ....... 94%am Atlanta ¥ia CR Ro.az ....... 135 pm. Varistta, via WEA »r ..., 239 pm Chattunoogs, via W&k Aar ..... 707 pm C'neinnati, via Cin 580..ar....., 650 am. TPROM THE WEST, NORTR AWD soryy, Muil | Express} Ly Cincinnati wia Ol 8a RA7 pm Ly Ch'tan’ea vis W & A 855 am Watietta via W& A ... .1v... 1% om TvArlantavia C R R., 2:45 pm Ly Macon W ial. 7:10 pm Albany......coceo. Tv 530 am 1515 pm Davie. ovsoopocie-se? JRAEBAD oeie.ss Willinghsm.o...... Te F¥1am......... Swese. i loi L RN Ty Ty . coovo. .Iv7a%am 19% pm Al wsesseccescs ¥ Ridam 9T am P crrrerences a 5 tmndam 8 %am w ceseeee... API 19 am ¢ 4Sam Savannah via 8 F&W ar T 8 oy |, Tacksonville . ae. 730 pp - ROS am. Jacksonville, via SFEW., v 73%am Siva M viaSFP &W.....0vy Mam Wav Sbeaedachy e sapsnsul SN N Schis ~i lle ................v nlpm WIS . i sobassas o i ovava sl 2% pm Wasnesvile ................lv. 12%pm TN S iobtites, ot eot 210 pm Prles” March.........c......1v 93 pm 8ennewick..................a7r 3% pm BRUNSWICK D WATYCROSS AC COMMODATION, Stopping at all Btutions, Tenves Branawick ....coo..oo..drmam Arrives Waverowe .. .. ....... s2%am ¢ RETURNING. 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Savamnah, Florifak Westemn Ry TAN teaine of this voud are ran by Cent ral (9 Meridian dime, which 1s 36 minntes slower than Sgvatn.h time | Brrerisvasnrst's Or ricr, SavasxNan, May 2 1885 s o.\! AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY i, 1R%5, Pusrenger Tinine on this rosd will run #a foljowe « i FAST MATL, Leuves Ruvannah duily at....... T al nm Arrive at Suvannsh duily at..,... 895 rm Arvive at Jesnpdaily at........... 2 fl¢ m Arrive ut Wauverass daily at...... %5, q " Arvive at Cuilwhan duily ar ... .. .10 Bam Arrive at Juckaonvills dully at.....1%c0m Arrive at Dupom daily at ....... 1191 am Arrive at Valdosta daily at. ... ... 121 n pm Arrive at Quitmun duily ut .. J24apm Arrive ut Thamasaville daile ut. .. .1 30 pm Ariive at Buinbridge duily at. . .. 8% pm Arrive at Chattahoochee duily at. 350 pm Btops only at stations named above and st all stations between Thomasvills and Chattshoochee. Pasrenyers for Branawick (via K. T ¥ & G. R. R.) txk this tealn, arviving ar Branswick daily at 10:50a m Paseenyers for M .on ani ‘Athantn tuke this tin, arriving 8 Macon 6 pm and 4t lanta 10:30 p m daily Passengers for Brunawiek (via B. & W. R’y) take this train, arriving at Brunswick I:lo p m, Passengers for Fornan 'ing, Wildo.Oenlu, Leesbury. Galnesville, Codar Key and i stations on Florida Rallway and N nvigation Company take this train. Close connections at Jackeonville daily for Green Cove Springs, Br, Auvgnatine, Palatka, Enterprise. Banford and all land ings on Bt. John & river, Passengera for Pengucola, . Mobile, New Orleane, Texas, and truns-Missisrippi points take th'v truin. Arriving st Pensaco'sa 70:05 p. m., Mobile 2;40 a. m., New Orleans ILL4Sa. m, Pullman boffet and sleeping cars Way cross to New Orleans. Bteamers leave Buinhridge avery Tpes. day and Priduy evening for Apaluchicola, Columbng and intermedinte landings, : JESUP ©XPRESS, Lenve Buvannuh dnil"v.u cieees 4Wpm Arrive nt Bavannah daily at ... 750 n Arrive at Jesup dsilyat ... ... . 630 pm Stops at all regular and flag 2t22icny be. ween Sivanuak wud Jesup.g ALBANY EXPRESS, Loeave Savannan dli{( Aleesearoes 900 D g Arrive ut Savannah wily at.,.... 6Mym Arrive at Jesup dmly at ... ... 0050 pm Arrive at Waycross duily at......210am Arrive at Cullwhan daily at.... ... 7 58 am Arrive ut Jucksonville daily at.., 855 am Arrive at Dupont du11yat........ 4054 m Arrive i Live Ouk daily at. ... e 6390 ry Arrive at Gaineaville duily ay. .|YN am Arrive at Valdosts dail $.OOOOO. 93%am Arrive ap guhmunduily t.oo. 6M4um Arnve st Thomusville daily at.,, 7 isam Al'Prhfl;! at Al;m:gtdm}v o |l!:.)l m witman by an lhopln CAr van nah te Jucksonville, ’ Pussengers for Branswicc by this train arrive ut Bronswick (via § ‘l", V& . R R)atBam. Pussengers for Macon, Atlanta, Chtra noogs. Knoxville, Bristel, Roanoke, Phila deiphin and New York, tuke this tran wit'h throngh Pullma, Buffet Sleep eo daily. Passengers for l‘ormmim, Gainenville, Ceé®® Koy, Ocala, Wildwood, Leesbury ana 8l gtations on Florida Railway and Nui viution Conpany und Yiorida Southern g ey o R eello, Tk | nssengers for son, Mont o 0 Inhngnee and all Midile Florids pointe take this train. i ‘ Convection & Juckson ville dally with People's Line Steamers and Ruilroads. for ?t'i' X ugustive and all priute on Bt John's ver, b ; ' Through tickets sold und aleeping cai m& ngmm;dmgn'o' "ue-n‘ at jﬂ& Office, No n | Compuns's li-pu, fo c»fm m : lAR b TAKLOR, Gei. pars,, Agent G FLEMING Gen; Sopy - ey We are now prepared 1o - Kinds of JOB WORK iy g, styly and on hort notice. Oy jobhing outfitis compete, and great o will be taken to p«n our cu.g,,. ﬁ\en, and give them OW rates Give us & trial,” GAaldidd wem o GOId those who wri'tn‘: Stinson & Co., Portlang, Maine will ‘teceive free, full informagion about work which they can do, and live at home, that wil) pay them from 85 to mﬁxer day. SBome huye earned over ssoin g day. REith. ‘er sex, young or old. Capital pog required, You are Started fpgg, Those who start at once are ahgg utely sare of = snug little fortunes All is new, ' BARBER SHOP, ‘ i : O = ; prowD respectfullyas the thy | tronage. of the ; f Daw. o and nvide' a....’,"’fiﬁva‘i’mnﬂ',: Sner where I will be foynd ever Teady to wait upon them in first cl" o 'gle- " : 8@ Shopnear Farnum Houpe, Davrras Beckworry, ’:‘—““*—'\\'\_\\ 8. W.: Railway. W ‘4 At The Creat Short Through Line ween the North - west and Florida. The Southwestern Division of the C.R. R. of Ga,. via, L. & N. M, E, 8. W.and S, F. & W, Roads. st Double dgily traing PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEP. ING CARSON EVERY TRAIN Between Lovisville & Jacksm. ville GOING SOUTH. ‘ Lv Louisvile 1230 am 12 35pm ‘* NashviZe 725 am 755 pm “Mt'gomery 6 20pm 640 am ArEufauls © 852 pm 10 30am “ Cothbert 941 pm 11 5%m “ Albany 11 48pm 245 pm * Thomasvi’’e’l 58 am 600 pm ** Jacksonvil’e 7 55am 700 pm * Guinesville 9 15am —— GOING NORTH. Lv Jackeonvi‘le 5 00pm 9 00pm “ Gainsvi’e 8 50pm ““ Thomasville 11 251;m 9 00am “ Albany 1 46am 12 10pm ‘“ Cuthbert 3 59am 2 59pm ‘“ Eufaula . 45lam 4 06pm ArMt'gomery 7 30am . 7 25pm, ‘ Nashvifte 6 40pm 7 20sm_ “ Louisvile 2 20um 2 20pm a 3 1B ;h il Dol G Soutiwestern, Moogomery & Bt L.ocal Time Table. MONTGOMERY MAIL TRAIN. , —i 0 Lv Macon 10 00am 5 15pm *Ft Valley* 11 09am 4 olpm “ Mar'ville 11 27am 3 4lpm “ Winchester 11 33am . 3 34pm - g;el:um* 11-57 am gg;pg a“" th D]! I‘2 m " * Anderson 12 gfgm 2 40pm ‘“ Americus® 12 47pm_ 2 lipm. “ *Smith’le 1 34pm 134pn, “ Bronwood 154 pm 105 pm *“ Dawson 2 Hlpm 1248 pm" ‘ Shellman - 2 25pm 12 24pm “ Cuthbert* 2 50pm 11 50am “ Morris 3 23pm 11 35am, " g:whex'l 3 34pm }} m e Eufmﬁl 4%m 10 50nm “Bﬁiﬁm lii*4 49pm 10 08am “ Midway* 5 10, 9 4iam “ Un'nSprgvtbagpm 9 I%am *¢ Pike Rgag' 6 49pm 816 am ‘“ Mont'gry* 7 25pm T4oam ArPerry 1200 m Lv ¢« : 3 00pm “Adams 203 pm 1253 pm “ Leesburg 2 21pm 12 34pm Ar Albany 2 45pm Lv 12 10pm “ bt Gaines 4 38pm !¢ 10 00am “ Clayton ~ 6.00 pm * 7 4oam *Tele{;u 4 station. Connects at Fort lﬁy for Perry; at Smith ville for Albany and ~Blakely; at Cuthbert for an Gaines; st Eas faula for Clayton. : " #——‘:O:.u s ; nNAgErs, ' : &mp.h:«g.-., e-mmG- G A WHITEBEAD, ot 0 J € Suaw, N% L Gen')d eling: ] : e B