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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1894. 7 look out for THE SMOKE STACK Ths Gypsis I* Now En Route to Macon and Will Be Here by To morrow Night. WILL RUN GRAND EXCURSIONS Dnrlnc Fair—Th. People Aro In- lliuiloolo Over the Proipeet of Having » -Sure Enough btenm lioat Tied tip Here- The steamer Gypsy, Capt J. W. Mil ler,. will surely tie up *t the Macon dock on' or about August 10. Information baa Just been received from Capt. Miller and his boat which indicates that he Is pushing forward with all expedttlouamess for Macon and will tie up here on Schedule time. > Capt. Miller has been running excur sions from MlllodgevlUe down the Oco nee river for several days past and Is now about ready to set but for Macon. Ho will go down the Oconee to the Al- tanuha and thence up the Ocmulgee to Hawkinsvllle. From Hawkinsvlllehe will proceed straight to Macon and ex pects fo reach Macon on or about to morrow week. The Ocmulgee Is now In fine condition for good running. It has risen four feet within the paat few-daya and Capt. Miller will take advantage of the favora ble stream to make good time. Of courae be will have srme obstructions to removd between Hawkinsvllle and Macon, but this altogether will not de lay hlnrmore than a day at any rate. Arrived at Macon tho Gypsy will re main here fbr a month and make ex cursion trips down the rltter. These ex cursions will be taken advantage of and If successful will be a source of great pleasure to Macon people who lire eager to try the Ocmulgee’s waters. If the hlght of the river is favorable Capt. Miller will keen the Gypsy here during the fair and run excursions for the pleasure of the visitors. The boat. If not the largest, Is the best equipped of any that has ever tied up here. It has twenty-four state rooms, splendid sleeping quarters and an ele gant dining robin. It Is valued at 56,000 and Is owned by the Forestry and Stream Club, composed of gentlemen from Macon and Dublin. The Macon men who are stockholders In the club are Messrs. W. G. Solomon, Col. Isaac Hardeman. Marlon Erwin. B. M. Davis, Dr. J. C. Johnson. Dr. W. P. Glover, Capt. G. D. Allen. Lewis E. Culver, Dr. J. S. Bsxter. L. R. Wright, R. V. Har deman, Mlnter Wimberly, Tom Chris tian. J. H. Heflin, E. J. Willingham*’T. C. Hendricks and P. D. Todd. -A P. P. P; (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and. Potas sium) Makes Marvelous Cures In* Blood Poison, Rheumatism and Scrof ula. P. P. P. purifies the blood, builds up the weak and dahllltated,gives strength to the weakened nerves, expels disease, giving the patient health and (happi ness where sickness,. gloomy- feelings and lassitude prevailed. In blood poisoning, mercurial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and In all blood and skin discuses, like -.blotches, pim ples, old chronic ulcers, tetter, scald- head, we say without fear of contra diction that P. P„. P in .the best blood purifier In the world. Indies whose systems are poisoned, and whose blood Is tn an Impure condi tion due to menstrual irregularities nre peculiarly benefited by' the. wonderful tonic and blood cleansing properties of T. P. P, (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium). For sale by nil druggnsts. LIPPMAN BROS., Proprietors, Savannah, Ga. DON’T FORGET TO REMEMBER that Impure unhealthy blood Is present tn all, and. the direct cause of many diseases from Which we suffer. Scrof ula, Rheumatism and Specific Diseas es, which Jive ravaged Che earth and poisoned the Mood of nations for gen erations, and are the evil parents of Indescribable horrors are under abso lute control of P. .P. P„ the only 1n- fllllble blood purifier known. The P. P. p. Blood Purifier has pos itively cured numerous cases of Scrof ula nnd Salt Rheum In a Short time, where all other blood purifiers have failed. Pleasant to take: applicable to dis eases of Infancy or old age. ANOTHER FESTIVAL. This Time It Will Be Given By Ladles of St. Paul Church. A few ladles of St. Paul church will give a festival on Thursday afternoon at S o'clock at the park lu front of Wesleyan college. They Mill have good things for the little folks and for big folks, too. The object of these good Indies Is to rebuild their chapel. Go to tho college park, sjiend nn hour pleasantly and help a. good cause. OH. WHAT A COUGH. Will you hesd the warning? The signal, perhaps, of tha sure approach of that more terrlblo disease, consump tion. Ask yourself If you can afford for ths sake of saving CO cents run the risk and do nothing for U. We know from expcrlncce that Shiloh's'Cure will cure your cough. It never falls. This explains why moro than a million bot tles were sold th» past year. It re lieves croup and whooping cough at once* Mothers, do not be without It. For lamo back, side or chest, use Shi loh's Porous Plasters. Sold by Good- wyu & Small Drug Company, corner Cherry street nnd Cotton avenue. IT WILL REMAIN. The contracting freight office of that part of the Southern Railway Compa ny's lines formerly known ns the East Tennessee, Virginia nnd Georgia ran- way, will remain nt 421 Fourth street for the present, where any information relative to the movements of freight, by the** lines will be cheerfully given. Telephone 437. HOOD'S AND ONLY HOOD’S. Are you weak nnd weary, over worked nnd tired? Hood's Sarsapa rilla Is ust tho medicine you need to Purify and quicken your blood nnd to give you appetite nnd strength^ if y**u decide to take nood's Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to bay any other. Any effort to substitute another rem- *7 Is proof of the merit of Hood’s. Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try a box. Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Wet If* Palrltlghest Medal sad Diploma. L A GREAT SPEECH. BY A. 0.1 BACON. The People of Monroo County Gather to Hear Him on Issues of the Day. A S TRONG PLEA FOR DEMOCRACY The Spaaah Heplefo With Loglo *u«l Do4»j» Thvugbl- VorgiUlng 11U Owu lutervtfl II* Npvko For Clio People. Forsyth, Aug:. L—(Special.)—“All,” said an old Democrat, whose locks were white with yeare^ as he tottered down the court house steps this morning at the conclu sion of MaJ. Bacon’s speech. “If every mortal man in old Georgia could have heard that speech there would be no dla- sett Lon among the people; there would be no discord.” And he expres'iedi the sentiments of the large and enthusiastic audience that lis tened for two hours to MaJ. Bacon's powerful, patriotic, Democratic speech, delivered In the court house here this morning; Not since the day of Mill and Stephens has such & speech been heard In taon* roe’s old historic court house, and tho audience, as they listened to the powerful logic and burning eloquence of Bibb’s matchless statesman, sat entranced. The audience that greeted MaJ. Boon us he ascended to the rostrum this morn ing was a representative one. From Lib erty Hill to Juliette the people congrega ted, and when the hour for the speaking to take place arrived the court room was taxfd to its utmost capacity. Old men and young, Populists and a large number of negroes were In the audience and so great was their enthusiasm they liberally applauded the speaker. At U o’clock Col. John D. Crowder, cne of Monroe’s staunch and venerable Democrats, presented MaJ. Bacon to the audience as a peerless statesman and one oi Georgia's ablest lawyers. M«J. Bacon's reception by the vast crowd was Indeed a warm one, and from the first words that he uttered until his mugmll- cent peroration MaJ. Bacon had his au dience completely captivated. One of the notable features of MaJ. Ba con's speech was the clear, masterly man ner in which he handled the tariff and silver questions. Many .speakers have at tempted to discuss these Important Issues here times Innumerable, and perhaps there was not a man in the audience who had not heard these questions discussed, but novet beforA had they heerd such a plain, See the style fall Janets in n^a> shades, light weight and 0ep9 newest styles. 25 pieces new 5*op(n S?pge in bpown, natty, blacH. and gpeenj the tleP9 b^st thing fop tpadeling suits. 50 new Modeling *ppunl(s, best mal^e; will sell at about half fop few detys. 200 ’ppaOeling Hats tpipmed 8$ plain. 25 Irinen and Duck 5 u * t5 $2.50 to $5. Atlanta id New Orleans Short Line, ATLANTA and WEST FOUNT K. 11 Quickest hihI Bc«t Kuiilu. Montgomery. Selma. Mobil). New Orleans. Texan and Southwest. ‘ Southbound. ~ No. »i. No. W. * No. b&. Lv. Macon ...j 4 20 pm| » u* aui| & 35 uu Lv. Atlanta ( 2 So am) 4 3# pm| l 30 pm Ar Montgomery..jll u» ami 9 S* puij 8 80 pm Ar Pensacola ...{ 0 65 pai| 6 W <un| B 80 ^ At Mobile j b 20 pm! 3 03 aim 3 03 Ar New Orleans.JlO 2» pmj 1 33 om| 7 *5 aui Ar Houston ....{lO Bo pmjlO BO pm JNO. R. ELLIS 861*363 Second Street. yet forcible, presentation of these impor. tant measures as was presented by MaJ. Bacon today. Referring to the tariff MaJ. Bacon said It was a subject upon which we all agreed at the South and henco an audience here tired of it; but while we tire of It, the Ndrthem people who are the beneflcvla- rles of a high tariff never tiro of JL In season and out of season they were per sistent fbr * high tariff. MaJ. Bacon’s defense of the Democratic party throughout his entire speech was able and eloquent, and certainly his burn ing words made a deep Impression upon all who heard him and elicited generous applause. MaJ. Baoon declared that he did not wonder that such a people and such a country os ours would be actuated, by the depressed condition of affaire to political rebellion, but he said the people were entirely too hasty. The Democratic party, he furthermore declared, had only been in power about seventeen months and it had to deal with questions that did not affect a municipal ity. a county, nor a state, but the whole Union. MaJ. Bacon referred to the Popuf.sts in extremely kind terms, and nothing was raid by the speaker that was calculated to offend any of the moro sensitive of those who had deserted the Democratic ranks. They unmistakably enjoyed aIsJ. Bacon's kind reference to them, and more than once Joined In the applause that woe scoorled the speaker by the Demo crats. The audience «at spell bound for two hours, and certainly no speaker ever en tertained.-an audience more admirably than did MaJ. Bacon this morning. HJs peroration was an exhibition of ora torical eloquence rarely heard here, and when he loudly exclaimed “that the tfcno will come If we divide In this grand old state, the women of this fair land will rise up and call us together for their pro tection,” ihe applause was deafen mg. At the conclusion of his speech the audience Beamed loth to leave their seats. Just as they were about to disperse some one In the audience spied Col, C. A. Turner and loud calls were made for “Tur ner.” Col. Turner mounted the rostrum ami made a few appropriate and eloquent remarks In reference to MaJ. Bacon's can didacy, which were well received *nd roundly applauded by the audience. MeJ. Bacon's speech is declared by (he oldest Democrats in Die county to be the greatest speech that was ever delivered in the county court house, where, in days gone by, many poll taco 1 battles were fought and won by Georgia's most brilliant statesman. MaJ. Bacon's friends here feel highly elated over his bright prospects to represent Georgia In the next United States senate. At any rate MaJ. Bacon captured Monroe today, and Saturday he will make the capture doiAly sure. |3 ST. SIMON AND CUMBERLAND And Return Via East Tennessee, Vir ginia and Georgia Railroad. Tickets on sale Saturday night, good to return Mondhy morning following date of sale, end to same points good to return Tuesday following date of sale for 84 for round trip. For in form lion call on Jim W Cur, Passenger and Ticket Agent. BUB JOHNSON CAUGHT. He Assassinated William N. Curry at Chauncey. Sheriff Rogers of Dodge county ar rived in the cKy yesterday, having hi charge Ebb Johnson, who foully assas- sinuted W. N. Curry art Chauncey in March. Johnson was placed in Bibb county Jail. Johnson was arrested soon after the murder -vnas committed, but got away from the deputy sheriff who had him In charge. He was captured in Bruns wick by Mr. M. Wirsch while attempt ing to pass a forged check for 830. pur porting to be signed by G. T. Melton & Son of Appling county. GUARANTEED CURB. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Cold)) upon this condition: If you are afflicted with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy ss di rected. giving a fair trial, and experience ro benefit, you may return the bottle and have your mon y refunded. We could rot Bttkfi thin offer did we not knxw Unt Dr. King's New Discs very cfxild be relied, on U never disappoints. Trial bottle free at If., J. Lamar Sc Son's Drug Store. Large sue 50 cents and IL PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT AND POTASSIUM gr Makes £: Marvelous Cures Sr in Blood Poison Pimples, Blotches and Old Sores Catarrh. Malaria and Kidney Troubles ES Are esUreb rauoree by P.P>P< ' —Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Pott*- ' ■Ism, the greatest blood purifier on 1 earth. Abbkdxsn, O.. July 21,1891* Rheumatism S=and Scrofula BCSS'KS LU’PMAN niton., ttnvnnnab. Ga.: Dnan HIKS-I bought it bottle of your KP. P. at Hot Springs. Ark. .and , It has done mu xnoro good t baa tnros month** treatment at t he Hot. Bprlux* fiend three bottles o. O. D. • ■“‘•“‘MW.XfcR WTO*. . For primary,Rocondary nnd tertiary syphllK for blood poisoning, merou- * rial poison, malaria. dyspepsia, pud , In nil blooil nnd skin disease*, like blotch"-. I ■! in i '1«*h , old <’li ron If Iiloeri. ’ tetter, acald head, bolls, ©ryslpelaa. , ecaewft- we may My, without foer of contradiction,that I*. P, P. lathe beat • blood purifier In tho world,and makes , positive, Hpeedjr and permanent oares J AH. M. BISH Wfl. • Aberdeen, Brown County, O. Capt, J* D. Johnston. 7b all whom U may conctmt I bere- r tecttlfi to thH wiiuderful Prope/ll«a P. P. P. for eruptions of tho skin. I ffered for several years with nn un- „.ghtly and dlaoKrroable eruption on —Tnnab, Cut dy but in vnln,until P. -nd am noWf|i|Mtay (Qlgued by) Savannah, do* Sk|n Cancer Cured, Tutim*ny/rom the Mayor of Sequin,Tex, —foah apeak in the hlgheat terms of J our medicine from tny own personal ncwlodgo. I was affected with heart disease, pleurisy nnd rhonnutlsu tor • 35 years, was troated by tho verybest . physician v ana apont hundreds of dol lars, trlod every known remedy with* * out finding relief. 1 have only taken . ono botti* of your P. P. P., and can cheerfully sny It baa done mo more . good than anything 1 have ever taken. I can recommend your medlolne to all ’ eufferora of the above diseases. P. P. for a dlsoaao of the skin."aiuafiy known ea akin cancer,of thirty vom-s* standing, and found greet relief» to purlflea the blood nnd removal nil Ir ritation from the seat of the dlsonse end prevents eny anresdlntt of the ■ores. I have taken five or nix bottles end fool confident that another course will effect n cure. It has ntso relieved me from Indigestion end stomaon VSggS’&.K.Bnnt Attorney ut Law. Book on Blood Diseases nailed Free, —c* ALL DRUQOISTS SILL IT. LIPPMAN BROS. FBOPRIBTOR8, Ltppman’a Block,•wvwaaah, Oe * WARD MASS MEETING. Tho Fourth Ward Republicans Elect Delegates to the Coovontlooi. Last night, at Odd Fellows’ Hail, tho Republicans of the fourth, ward met In mass meeting end elected the following named persona delegates to tho county convention, which meets on Saturday, August 4, at Odd Fallows’ Hall: Dr. C. McCarthy. George Jordan. J. M. Jackson. Also In the Vlnevllle district tho Re publicans held a mass meeting, which was largely attended. With Thomas Little chairman and J. I'. Renton sec retary. Tho following were elected del egates to tho county convention. It. M. Logan. A. A. Evans. ■" • Korney Wright. Alternates—Tnomns Horn, Jessy Mor ris and Allen Elllfigton. A. A. Evans was elected chnlnuan of the district for the next two years. The tono of tho meeting was rather against supporting tho l’ooplo's party. TJSB HOLMES' MOUTH WASH. rrer»r«d by Dr». HolmtJ A Mason, Dentists, 51C Mnlb.rry Street, It cures bleeding gums, ulcers, sore mout. sore tbroat, cleans the teeth end purines tha breath. For eels by all drug. gist.. A NUISANCE. A man signing himself “A Buffered’ writes to tho Telegraph aJxnit a cow that is perambulating nronnd in Ihe neighborhood of Walnut, Spring and Now streets, keeping residents awake nt night by her boisterous conduct. The man wants to know ivny this cow is net put In the pound. , A NEW FIRM. Messrs. Brio C. Gambrel! and Charles It. Nlabet Form * Partnership. Elsewhere In tho Telegraph will be found the professional card of Messrs. GambroM & NQabet, who have fortned a partnership for the practice of law. Both of Chose young gentlemen bring to their profession girts of the highest order ,nnd their friends predict for them a brilliant and successful future. Mr. Gambrcll is a son of I.)r, .1. U. Gambrell of Mercer University nnd la hlmcolf annlnoto «-k.. i 1., ... I » .. . I ' himself a graduate of that tnatltutlon, while Mr. Nlebet Is a graudate oi tha Btslto University, and a son,.of tho kite Judge Jttmoa T. Nlsbet t>f thl, city. y£ . Everybody Joins tn wishing them iin- bunded success tn the practiced their profession here. q VITAL TO MANHOOD. A NEGRO DROTWNED. Mldvllle, Aug. 1.—(8pcclnl)—A nogro, Tom Ronnorteld, while bathing In a pond on A. W, Joamt aim, Mar miles from here, Tuesday evening, wns drowned. It i« supposed ho was over como with cramp. Mothers, when nursing babies, need a nourishment tbat will give them strength and make their milk rich. Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver OH, nourlshesmotliersandmakes babies Tat and healthy. Gives strength to growing children. Physicians, tho world over, en dorse it. Dor'I ba deceived bj Substitutes! Preptre i by twit A floiraa, 5. Y. All DroffUU. 0. WKHT’fi NEUVE ANi) JIUAIN TREAT- MEN 1, n i>pK |lfc lor flyataria, Imziuaaa, F’la, Jiou ralgia lloArtaoho, Xervoaa )*™trat»V mu*\*l b| ftSEt ur w»k.fule—«,M.utnl Pni-rM-Unv Bollonlog of (train, coualou Uuanltjr, mlaary. dooay. daatb, Framaturo OM Ava, Uarrviu.r-a. Loaa o! Poworlnailh«r w*v, Imi>«H^ncyVLpncorrh\a and all fooiolo WcaknrMMM, Involuntary Imin, Hperma* torrhfM caqjod by ovor-f»iart!<m of brail, Hull- iibu-(L ovor-InjItiUjfif'o. A luooUt'a troatmoot, f 1, (. f..r M, by nail. With «acb or.lrr forfi boiaa, wltrf W will ecnil wrllian ruaranto** to rrfniid if not cnri>«l UiMraoUat Ueaenlby nirnot. WKRT'M UVICRVILU j ured bick llaa/lanka, JUllouan*-**, I.lvwr Ooiuuiai/»t, GOODWIN’S DRUG STORE!, Sola Agents, Macon. Ga. TO SELMA. Leav« Montgomery.I • 46 prnlVfO Arrlvo Selma (U IS pm[U 11 am Train 60 carrlaa Pullman vwtlbulo «le«ptr Now York to Now orleuiu. and dining coi* to Montgomery. Train 68 catrie* Pullmou vestibule aleeper New Or. Uaiia to New York and uinlng car to AHuuta. Tralna 64 nnd 61 Pullmnin Buffet Sleep ing Cara between Atlanta and Mont gomery. KDMUND L. TYLER. GenL Mgr, JOHN. A. GEE, Gan!. Paad. Agt. jwnti. a. urjr„ uani. inaa. nm. GEO. W. ALLEN. T. P. A.. Atlanta MACON, DUBLIN AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD. Time Table No. is. Taking Effect uun day, April im, Read Down. Read up. Sun. | J No. 41 No. 21 JiT.VlTONa. P M|PM 4 001 8 10) Macen ...M. Sc N. Junction.... Swift Creek Dry Branch Pikes ePak Fitspatrlck ...... ... llipley Jeffersonville . OAlUmoro .. Danvlllo , Allontown ....... Montrose 1 |Sun. TwajHSI 3 18 4 15 I 26 4 26 3 4 35 3 45 4 45! 3 63 eoe 6 60 Dudley ... OCONEE AND WESTERN RAILROAD TIME CARD NO. i, To Take Effect Monday, April 9, l&i. Noa. 1 and 2 will run dolly except #uq. day. All others irregular. Read Down. Read Up. No.l. jMIleoj Ae M. 9 0C 0 Lv. Dublin .Ar 63 8 15 6 .. llutchlmji* .. 44 8 30 10 .Spring Hivon. 43 8 4 6 13 e.e. Dexlur .... 40 10 W 16 .... Alcorns ... 37 10 20 19 .... Cl)valor ... 34 10 40 23 ... Yonkers ... 39 sr.U oo 28 .... Empire 1V.14 10 .... Empire .... 24 11 25 35 .... Cypress ... 18 XT.U40 40 . HawkluevllUi 13 41 « 63 ... Grovsnl* ... 0 P. Ma fi oe 4 45 4 23 4 15 3 65 I 4t 280 3. Wl v. s soar. •i 15 8 00 Close connections made at Dublin with Wrlghtsvllle und TennlUe railroad In both directions. East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia trains paaa Umpire oa fellows; Going South... KMpm Going North. . 2 48 pm J. W. 11I3HTOWJKR, Ck X. H. ▼. MAHONEY, G. b\ 4P.A Middle Georgia, and Atlantic Railroad. Time Table No. 12. Effective Juno 24, 0 O'Clock A. M.. 1394. Read_J)owa Read Up. 8*32*|Lv.. Macon ..Ar| Ga. R. R“ Lv. Auguota .1 Arl 5 Ji u| 5 Oi jlO 00 )Ar MH'g’vJile Lv|l( NoTlAf ' No.Ill A. M, 7 20 |10 10p| 2 33p INo.105fNo.lDl P. M. 916 7 66 CC0 6 10 6 00 P i C6‘|lv MUTff'vllle Ar 2 12 Lv. Entonton .Ar 3 (rj Lv... Macheu ... 4 83 Covington Juncn 4 35 )Ar Covington Lv “116«l 'C IB Ar.. Atlanta MLv *3 40 p| 7 a) f C 60! Ar.. Mnroii ..Lv!200p 1 20!f |Ar.« Athena ..Lv !2 40p •Georgia Railroad IMacon and North cm Railroad. W. B. THOMAS. General Manager,. ■ Columbus soutoera Hallway compauj. Tims Table No. U. Effective Feb. l». 19K. Dally I Sunday 80 UTHBOUNO. ‘Lv Columbus... Lv Richland*. Lv Dawson Ar Albany.......... Ar Brunswick Ar Jacksonville... Ar Thomasvllle NORTHBOUND. (Sunday.) Only. exoeyt Sunday.) Only. • 9 00 pml'f O0"ai3. 6 40 pm s 47 am 7 56 pm|10 09 am 9 16 fin 11 00 am • 19 am) I 80 pm LV Jacksonville.,.....^,, Lv Brunswick Lv ThomoevUle....... Lv Albany Lv Dawson Lv Richland Ar Columbu*. 7 OO pna 7 00 pm 3 00 pm 6 00 am 6 40 aro I 46 am 1100 am 7 Ou 6 30 a m 8 tt> am 3 Co pm 4 00 pm * U pin 7 00 pm All scheduler shown between Albany and Brunswick and Jacksonville are dally. No train Albany to Thoiuoevilla on Sat urdays after Z’JA p. m. All tralna arrive and depart from the Union Depot at Columbus and Albany. C. lilLL, Superintend out. a ana Whiskey Hfibll cured at borne with out pain. JViokofrr.r tlculare sent WBKF OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. MEW YORK. l'HII.ADKLL’HI.V AND BOSTON. JABUnr. FROM 8AVA!(K.\I( 10 NEW YORK? Cabin, 820; Excursion $32; Steerage, 310. TO BU&TONi 1 Cabin |22; J^xmrslon. »JJ, Btovrai;a. $11.75. ao philadhgpiua, VIA SRW TOOK: Cabin, 822.00} Excursion, JJJ; Bteoraus <12M SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK. (Cuntnxl or DOth Meridian Time.) City of Augusta Tuva* July 31. 4.30 pm City of Birmingham..Frl„ Aug. 9. 7.00uin Kansan City..... Bun.. Aug. U, 8.00 am Nacoocheo Tues.. Aug. 7,10.00 am City of Augusta Frl., Aug. 19, LfX)pm City of Birmingham.Sun., Aug. IX 1.09 pm Kansas City Tuea., Aug. 14, 4.09 pm Nocoochee Frl., Auy. 17, 6.00 am City of Augusta Sun., Aug. 19, 7.00 am City of Blnnlnghain.Tuca., Aug. 21, 8.39 am Knnofts city Frl., Aitf. M. lLOOnm Nacoochee .....|Buo., Auy. 88. J.80pm City of Augusta. ....Tucs., A ur. 28, 3.30 pm City of Birmingham..Frl, Aug. 31, 6.00am SAVANNAH TO BOSTON. Tallahassee Thura., Aug. T, 8.00 pm Chattahoochee Thurn., Aug. 9,11.30 am Tallahassee Thura. Aug. 16, 6.00 pm .Chattahoochee Thm a., Aug. 2J, 10.00 am Tollahuaaea ..; Thura, Aug. 30, D.oj pm SAVANNAH TO PHILADELPHIA. (This Ship Does Not Carry Pnaaengera.) Dcssoug Tuea., July 81, 4.00 pro Dosaoug Fri., Aug. 19. i.uv pm Dcaaoug Mon. Aug. 20, 7.30am Dcssoug Thura.. Aug. 30, 6.00 pm J. P. BUCK WITH. G. A.. Jacksonville. Fla. Walter Hawklna. P.P.A., JorkeonvIUe. Fla. W. K. Arnold, G.T.P.A.. JaokaonvUle, Fla, C. G, Anderson, Agent, Savannah, Ga. GEORGIA MIDLAND AND GULF R. R. A Quick, Safe and Comfortable Route. The Only Route to Warm Springs and Oak Mountain. Ga. Schedule Effective July 16, 1881. . NORTH* BOUND. No.51* ) NojaiTNBTuT 710 utnj * ’ ‘ “ 8 01 utn Lv. Columbus., l.v. Waverly Hall Lv. Oak Mojntuln 813 am Lv. Warm Spring • > II m Lia Woodbury,... Lv. Coauari Lv. Wllliainoon... Ar. Grimn At*. Macon. C.R.R. Ar Atl»nta,C.R.R. Ar.. McDonough.., •joo 8 27 am 8 44 utu 10 00 k 10 P«i 1130 am &«0<) pin) 2 30 pm 6 65 pm I 3 46 pm 4tfj pm) SW pm a*c)pmi 4 26 pm 791 pm| 4 45 pm “ 6 IS pin 7 ti pm 7 52 pen 810 pm 5 29 pm 7 35 pm 810 pm 6 45 pm 6 30 pm Lv. McDonough... Ar. Griffin,. Lv. Macon Lv. Atlanta LV. Griffin Lv. Wllllamaon.... Lv. Concord Lv. Woodbury...., *Lv. Wnriw Springs SOUTH BOUND, No.&oTT NoJOT Lv. Onk Mountain ¥ » pm No. 63* 4 25 pm i pm 610 pm • » 1 wn 711 pen 7 39 pm 7 30 pm 5 30 am 6 16 am 416 am 616 6 33 am 6 53 mn 720nm 7 41 am 813 am 8 23 utn 816 am HM am 4 15 nm 7 30 am 916 mn 023 am 046 tun 1013 am 1024 am :» fir* am 1115 am 015 am 12 06 pm ” • Dally. I Dally except Sunday. 7 Sun day only. All trains arrlvo and depart Union do- yoU at Columbus, Griffin and Atlanta. Ask fur tickets umt mso that they read via the Ucorglu Midland and Gulf Rad* rood. CLIFTON JONS*, O. V. A.. Columbus, Go. C. TV. CHRARf* General Mnnuger. MACON AND NORTUBN RAILROAD* TIME TABLE. JUNE H 18M. (Central Tima) Read Down, AM.|AMJ • 810 gio Lv....... Macon Ar •12-45 1117 Lv Muchtn ...I Ar aiMtiijer. ■ “ " Read Up, |PM|P M. Lv Mud Ison ...3 Ar Lv Athena ...4 Ar Lv.... Kilter ton ....Lv Lv.... Abbeville ,...Lv Lv... Graaawnofl ...LV Lv Chester Lv Lv...,. Monro* Lv Lv ... Hul'-lgh Lv Lv Weldon .... Lv Ar.... Richmond ....L/ 6 4o Ar..*. Richmond ...,Lr 0 45 Ar ..Washington. ..Lv uo»,Ar.... Jialtiiuoro ....Lv l20JAr.... Phllndoipkla .... 'A MjAr Now York Lv 8601 6101 356 3181 to 401 IUU1J 3 41 220 •Mixed—Monday, # W«dnwday and FrL ^Mixed—Tuesday. Thursday and Satur day. Conneotlonit i—With Qeorgla Southern and Florida, East TeniK'asoo, Virginia nnd foul rul rnllraulM for all tinlnt* In ana riorw>i m,f< 4 OwirKi.. Control roUrn.ulo for all uolnt. la Florida .ini iH»utbwi-«i (J.-uruia. 3—Wltfi MM4I. u-ionilo out Atlantic rallroul. ,.\vnh Or or, la r.illrwul. 4—Willi Sen- Iwnrtt Air I.lno vnUbulc limited, rnrryln, I'ullnion linlfat wleeriliie Cura Hoi Id train to Wn.hln.lon nnd I'nllmnn nuir.t r»rloc r.u -Wnahlni'ton to N"» York. Com Wn.hlnKlon to New York. B. C. UAItOKST. Act'g O. P, A. H. roilTUll, 8u|)«rlnt«ndent GEORGIA RAILROAD Arrival and Departura of Trains, FOR AUGUSTA. Morning train leave* 8:31 Evening train leaves.... 8:81 FROM AUGUSTA. Morning train arrives, 7:08 Evening train arrives.... 6:08 CEJN'TR.AJL R. R. ofGEOEGIA H. M. COMER AND It. 8. HAYES, IlECEIV ER8. Schedul. In effect July lit, U34. Htjn-Uril Time, 90th Merldl.n. > BETWEEN MACON, COLUMBUS, BIRMINOUAM, MONTOOMERY AND ALDANY. HEAD DOWN. •8 10 p m 9 13pm 10 40 p m U 66 pm 2 44 am 4 10 a tn '* * 4 si i W am .1*7 95 it nt ( 15 am 11 00 a m 12 24 pm ' * 15 p in •U15 a m 12 22 p nj 1M put 2 30 p tn 113 p nt 5 *0 p m 131 pm 9 50 p m * 20 p m 8 10 p m 1 55 p m —STATIONS— lidftVt,, , e Macon ...Arrive Arrive... ... Wirt Valley ... ....Leave Arrive... ..... COlumbu. .... ....Leave Arrve.... ...... Opdlks ...... ....la-avu Arrive... ... Birmingham ... ....Leave Leave.... ...... Macon ...... ...Arrive Arrive... ... Fort Vslley ... ....Lcnvo Arrive Amorlcu* I.cnvo Arrive All,my Lmv. Arrive Dawkon Leave Arrive Fort Oalne, Leave Arrive Eufaula Leave Arrive., Ozark Leave Arrive Union Bering, Leave Arrive Troy Leave Arrive Montgomery Leave READ UP. HI pm ...... . 5 25 p m 3 45 pm 2 25 a m ..... .. •8 U a ml ... 7 W a rn 0 to a in 5 20 a m 4 10 a m 11 47 p in 4 10 p m 3 04 pm 1 28 P m II 50 a m 11 2L a } 30 , m 10 XI a m 0 00 a m ■J 10 a m 7 15 a in •T 45 a ml*7 20 P m 10 17 P m 8 U pm •I 15 a ml*4 25 p m •7 r*G h m Lmv.. Macon •Arrive 7 55 pTnflO >2 p m|lt 00 a m < 12 a ml 5 33 n m 9 47 a m Arrive Griffin .Leave 5 42 P nil 8 25 p m| » 02 a III 7 45 a ml 8 03 p mill 30 a m Arrive AtlanU .Leave •4 25 p IW*6 f.r. p m|*7 Him \ tt 1 IS p ml 1 00 s m 7 65 p m Ar.... Chattanooga via Atlanta ....Lv 7 26 a ml*l 18 P n»l*3 » a m Leave. ........ Macon Arrive 3 40 P nil 3 45 a inllO W a m r- 6 05 p m 11 45 p m 12 17 p m Arrive. Gordon • Leave 2 55 P ml 3 01 a ml 9 10 u In ..... 8 10 p ml Arrive Mlllcdgevllle • Leave ..... ...,*|..... V0 a in 8 15 & ;n in pm Arrive Mlllen ■ lA-avo 11 (it a mill 35 p tnl ..... 7 45 a in 6 GO pm Arrive. Augusta .Leave 7 45 * ml 7 30 p ml .....1 6 09 an 5 20 p m Arrive. Savannah .Leave »g 10 a ml*« 45 p ml »•*«« Train, marked thu« • dally; thug ! dally except Sunday. Tralna marked thug 7 Sunday only. Boltil train, are run to and from Maoon and Montgomery viz Kufauls. Savannah and Atlanta via Macon. Mtcoa and Albany via Bmlthvllk-. Macon and Illrmlncbam via Columbu*. Bleeping cara on night tralna hetwen Savannah and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta. Parlor can, between Macon and Atlanta. Patocngera for Thomaeton take 7:55 a. m. or 4:25 p. m. train. Fanaenger* for Carrollton nud CedVrtown take 7:55 a m. train. Passenger, for Perry take 11:11 a. m. train: Fort Oalnee, Buena vis's. Ulakely anil Clayton abould tak. X1:1S a. m. train. Paraengers for Sylvanlo. Wrlghtavlllo ami Banderaville take 11:20 o. m. train. For further Information and for g hedules for point, beyond our line apply to W. F. BHELLMAN. Traffic Manager. W. P .DAWSON. P.mlonger Agent, j. C. HAILE. General PaaaeugtF Agent. , I* J. UAitlllB. Ticket Ago, Macuu.