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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMP \NY-
■western* aTfrEM. ■ •
COHPanv
464 & 466 THIRD ST. -
Short Line, (
ATLANTA and ;1VLST POINT !l. li
SOUTHBOUND.
Zive Macon..,,
■I .Vo. tt I* No. 13.
W«. Accorded a Moat Generous Welcome
Everywhere He Went nnd Heard
Many Kind Word. for the
Yesterday Was Opening Day at Mercer
and Wesleyan and Students Came
From Every Direction
THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS.
qnlctUM anil Hunt Stoutc.
Montgomery, g.'ni.u Moblla, Now Orloana,
Ttiej. and 3oum«««e
Southbound. No? m. Ko. au' No. u.
Macon.| 4 jo pul S 3i ami 8 25 am
. * Atlanta | a 35 «mj 4 29 pm| 1 30 pm
Ar .Monti;om4ry..jli 05 amj v 9 2o pml Hit) pm
at .1 ensacola ...| c 65 pm| 6 SO nm| 6 30 mn
At Mobile 5 2u pmi 3 Hi ami 3 Hi i—
ArNew Orleans.|10 & pm 7 35 amj 7 » am
Ar Houston ....|. |10 so pmjio W pm
Arrive MSK
Arrive Brunswick.".'" « 15
Arrive Jaok*onvlll*.., # { g o-
Arrlve Savamiah....,. | 6 £r am
northbound.
1 28 pm 1
5 15 pm
7 15 pm
0 25 pm
0 47 pm
J No. 12. | No7k| No. 18.
TO BELMA.
ideave Montgomery........i u a) pmi 8 10 am
Arrive Selmu.,|u 15 pm|ll 15 am
OOamlll DO pm 2 00 »m
Dixie Pair.
iHE PRESIDENTS ARE DELIGHTED
Ladles’ (ino high spliced, fast black
Hose worth 35o for We.
Boya' extra quality Bicycle Hose, 25o
quality, for 19c.
Ladles' pore -Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchief 8c.
„? e “ ts ’ P“ re Blnen Hemstitched
Handkerchief 13c.
anl8hed - >' a rd wide White Dlml-
I
I (Mr. iff, w. Collin* returned yester
day morning from Atlanta, where ho
k** been .for Hie past several days In
the interest of the Dixie Pair.
Mr. Collin3 and 'the fair ossoicla.'tlon
lire delighted with the manner In which
he was received by the people of At-
lamtn arid 'ohe good he accomplished
wtidia there. In speaking of his trip yes
terday, Mr. Offline said that It was
impossible for any one to have' been
received more generously or treated
morcordlally. Every one with whom he
conversed about the Dixie, trad those
who knows Mr. Collins knows thait he
r ' p ver, fatted to" Introduce the subject
whenever It wus possible, spoke in
glowing terms of the *«ir and promised
to eM-rer, send am, cxtolhdlt or riirne to
the fair. The newsfcvpers were free
with their space and' everywhere he
went he met with encouragement.
The people of the Gate City 'are go-
“l t° 1,3v ® K biff fair 'themselves and
already have a "fair" feeling on. They
ure witling ‘to do alll 'they can for Ma
cons fair, au they know .that, Macon
is ®oing..'tv> to!t) with Murin' In making
kfcelr fexpeaftton the biggest thins ever
seen In phis country outelde of the Cen
tennial and. thv World's Pair. Yes, that
ty. 20o quality, for 12 l-2o.
Extra value. Checked Nainsook for
Their Are Enthusiastic Over the Prov
ide.
peels for Another Year of Fine
Work—About Ono Hundred
All-wool double fold Dress Goods,
small checks and stripes, 23c.
New Portlerres 51.99 a pair.
New Chenille Table covers 51.00.
Standard Prints 6c.
New Ginghams 7c-
New Black brocaded Sateens, fast
color, 15c.
, ®5PlJ Bcho °i Hat mid Howl all
for 82.50.
Boys’ Ktioo Pant*. 8 to'* 14. 25c.
Kid CurleTa 10c.
Roberts’ Scissors 25c.
Children’* School Bags 10c.
Children’s Lunch Baskets, worth 33c.
for 15c.
Hoarder, at Wesleyan.
(Macon's grind old institutions of
learning, Wesleyan and Mercer, bpaned
up yesterday under the most auspicious
prospects for a large attendance at this
year's term.
The streets were full of the sweet
girts and bright boys yesterday. They
came from all over the whole country,
and after the lb ratal exercises at the
chapel a large number of them went
out Into the city and spent the after
noon greeting their resident school
mates.
Both Dr. E. H. Rowe, the president
of Wesleyan, and Dr.
dent of Mercer, express
Dug of satisfaction at the good opening.
It has really been better than might
have 'been expected, although these two
college presidents and their agents have
licit beer, on the constant move to i;o
purpose. The state has been thoroughly
THE DANNENBERG COMPANY,
New Stores 464 and 466 Third Street.
COAL—JELICO
NOTHING BUT LUMP COAL GOES TO THE CONSUMER. We guarantee
perfect Rltlsfdott&n. or coal removed nnd money refunded. Our JELLICO
Is from the mines of Southern Jellico Coal Company of Tennessee, and Is uu-
^f 3 24 y ai,y “• MAOON OIL S c™
Paon * 321, W. S. BROOKS, Manager.
NOTICE.—w. S. Brooks, Manager Macon OH and Ice OonminV
!^Vr3“ r « ur ooaverttttloo on yesterdS, we
Gambrell, presl- Stohe tl»w” 5 lvo . 1 ’ ou J± hu'.Ully coal In eaoh shipment thnh’we^ua ran
the highest feel- |
SOUTHERN JELLICO COAL CO.
— - J. L. BOYD, Manager.
60 Pullman veatlbui*
^ew York to Now Orleans. ami
.fur to Montgomery. Train 53
MMM PulUtiiu vestibule steeper New Or.
AOantaf *'* w York and a,ni0 ® cur co
Train* 54 and 61 Pullman Buffet Bleep,
ing Cara between Atlanta aud Mont*
gomerjr.
EDMUNH. L. YYLBR. Gent. Mgr.
JOHN. A OCR d.n" Fasi. Alt
OF.O. W. ALLEN. T. P. A.. Atlanta
macon. dujjun and savannah
JIAiDltOAU
Time Table No. 13. Taking Effect Sunday,
September 9, 1894,
*' e,4 -E£. , T?; steea iqx
6 40
ia Mpnj
-|10 80JIO 16
Ar ChaSuu Jl i*i tn Pm ( 4 10 nn, l '■ 37 pm
Ar. Chatnoga.l X 26pml 4 43am| 7 10 pm
Mam jnsftis
I 7 00 .iml 7 45 Pm*
I 0 10 pm| 7 00 rim
Lv. ChHtntiga.
Ar. Memphis..
Lv. Cbatnoga.l
Lv. Ooltowh'j
Ar KnoxvHle..l
Macon .....
4 i?l i k •—M. & N. Junction....jlo 2(i;lu id
4 i? ? 1° Swift Criek no lu;io 00
Dry Branch l.'l 9 8«| 3 60
MS 9 40
i 920| 9 30
Pikes I'eak
. Pltsparlck.
... Ripley. ..
Jefferson vlllo
.. Oalllmore
.. Danville ..
. Allentown .
_ tA . „ - Montroao ..
5 50; 6 50 Dudley ...
C 02| C 07 Mooro ....
J» 15J 6 30| Dublin ....
Genoral Manager.
D^B. DUNN, Superintendent.
THROUGH CAR ARRANGEMENTS.
Southbound.
Nc.' 11.—Solid vestlbuled train xo Jack-
aonvllle, with Pullman buffet drawing
llmajrtetuoh.d for J * c kshavlllo ana
No. J3.-Soljd train for Brunswlolc.
xt- t. - Northbound. .
No. 12.—Solid vestibule train to At.
ass pS&W
wUh’alHper'attaehed'from MUtttS°con
Mcm^I. W a„ h d ^ffiowuK ,or C,no, ' ln '^ '
No. 18—Carries tree chair oar to Chat.
If attached to .olid ves!
tlbule train for Cincinnati, with Pullman
Bleeping car. attached. Connection? a7
{actions. 00 * 1 WUh fa,t troln ” In all dl-
For full Information as to rontea
rate., .to,, apply to '
OCONEE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
TIME CARD NO. g
To Take Eff«t Monday, April A 1864,
NOTICE.—SALE OF THE MACON
is 'Whilt Macon la coin? l/Te- ‘nZt “LV I Purpose. The state has been thoroughly I AND NORTHERN RAILROAD
laolaa Is going t?j^ Maoon iL makhiv ss , ed ' ' 1na tke booming operations Under and by virtue of a Anal
a-e-i- ,. ° . J in maKing Vif WMlovnn find Marnfir'* #*nir#»r,nrl^A I eras rsminud .u» n/vai_ j »
iher fair the” biggest Thing' tiba^Soin? V Wealawi and Mercer-* enterprise one rendered on the 30th day of July,
ibas ever seen up to date‘ b >‘ as bee n extended Into many neighbor- 1894. by the United States circuit court
-- - ’ lng states. fur the western division of the southern
At Wesleyan there have so far been district of Georgia, In the case of the
enrolled about 100 pupils. This, howev- Mercantile Trust Company of New
er, amounts tb only a little more than I York trad other complainants against
sne-thlrd of the full attendance. the Macon and Northern Railroad Com-
The ex let number that applied'for id- Pany and other defendants, we v.-ill
mlltancs at either Dlicc could not he sell before the United States court
learned yesterday, as the enrollment house door in the city-of Macon, Ocor-
has not been completed. ffia. on the second day of October, ,1894,
Students will continue to come In all between the legal hours of sale, all of
this week regularly and at intervals for B>e following described property:
the next mbnth. There are a great First. The railroad of the said de-
many who are so situated that they fendhnt, the Macon nnd Nortihorn R&il-
,cannot Just now leave home, but who road Company, which extends from tho
will be here later on. I depot In the city of Macon, Georgia,
to its Junction with the Northeastern
Mr. Collins called on manufacturers
.^, Kl , ers ot every description; while
in 'Aatamtta and hhld' a ttitrge number
of them promise to make exhibits a't
the Dixie. These merchants and man
ufacturers embrace every line of busi
ness and will have magnificent dls-
PlfFs. Special encouragement wna re-
ertved from 'tlhe machinery men. who
wll begin getting up exlhlblts lmme-
OKMIy. Not less than twenty ex-
•hlbits will come from AUhntn, among
•which will! -be the-foirowlng that have
already bicn booked:
SttllweHI-Tlercc and Smith Valle Com-
paaiy, m'.ioh'Iincry.
'Qexxtg'Jx Stove uind Range Company,
otove manuflacturerfl.
IPmnkltni Printing Company.
pany^ 0 ^ Mojnufaxrturing Gom-
Technolagical Institute.
Colomuin, Burden and WwKhen Com
pany, w<hd.ieaale boots and ©hoes.
S 51 ^ Fence Oomapny.
Riicvier’s Pneumialtlc Domestic Water-
^•vyrtes System.
H. L. 'Atwofter. carriage© and
wagons.
J. M. T. Oauthem, excavaitlng ma-
cMnery. »
Mr..Collins says there are several fur
niture and dry goods men who are al
most certain to make exhibits.
IMr. Collins left for Jacksonville lust
nign't.
Nos. J end, J wiu run dally ue.pt duo.
day. All oUltra Irregular.
MATTIE 13. M'ALPIN VS Wrr.TTAvr ^°wn.
- M'ALPIN.-Ubcl f^D'vmv- ^^
We sell HnndkprnliiVfsi for r »IIroad at Athens, Georgia, a distance
L - " „ a , JhBHUhercnieiS lor of abol#t one hundred and seven miles,
12 l-2c. that are worth 25c. togwttur with all Its railways, way»-
Dt-'U' an<J Nght ot way, side tracks, turnouts,
rlumps. depot grounds, easements and other
' lands and appurtenances belonging to
6H WHAT A COUGH! I sa - ia railroad company, which are set
Superior Cdurt^i'NoreXr'"^^
1894. To William A. McAlSn nS^Td
ent in Said Case: You are ^reFy ^m.
* nd “PPear at the next
S'petWotn flW=rl0r ° curt t0 ««wer
Witness the Hon. John L. Hardeman
judge jaf said court, this 8th day of
June. 1S94. ROBT. A. NISBET Clerk
Hardeman. Davis & ThFner,
Petitioner's Attorneys
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
MEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
POSTON. -
JttSSAOE most SAVAHHJtH
TONEWYORKt
Cabin, (90; Excuriloa 931; Steera(«, (10.
TO BOSTONi
. . , out In said decree.
TlTiU you heed the warnlug^-the elg- Second. All structure*, depots, *ta.
nci, perhaps, of the sure approach cut tlon and section houses, engine houses,
Don’t wait if you want oiie . ♦ ^ „ .. - - ■ -
of those 79e. Shirts. Pliillips. ,treot “ d “ avcnue '
AN EXCURSION.
The Gypsy Remained Dawn the River
All Day Yesterday.
The steamer Gypsy made a ptrasant
trip down the river yesterday with a
n gay -party of plbnlokera, who spent
Iths day .on the banks below the Esut
Tewncsoee hridge, returning at 6 p. m.
The river rose rapidly yesterday and
last night and *s still rising and Is In
better boating ■ condition- now than
since ithe arrival of tho beautiful little
Gypsy.
(Dally excursions will be' run now,
leaving 'tlhe wharf at 3 p. m., returning
at 6:30 p. m. Also nt night, leaving u't
8:30 p. m. and returning at 11 p. m.
(Nice crowds only go on these excur
sions, Ca.pt. Miller and hits assistant,
Purser-L. A. Matthew®, arc In fine trim
and extend to all a cordial lnvlta'tioh
to ftrall 'themselves Of these fine trips
that more terrible disease, consumtloh? car houses, machine shops and other
Ask yourself if you can afford,-for the buildings, with tools now In use and
pake of saving 60 oents, run the risk equipments now In hands of the receiver
and do nothing for It We know from Four passenger coaches, two combina-
expeflence that Shiloh's Cure will cure tlon mall, baggage and express cars;
your cough. It never falls. This ex- sixty box cars, twenty-two flat oars,
plains why more than a million bottles twv> caboose cars, three shanty cars,
were sold the past year, it relieves three passenger engines, one switch
croup and whooping cough nt once ® ni1 ' two height engines, together with
Mothers, do not be without It' For a11 other property; equipments and
lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's franchises belonging to said defendant.
Porous Plasters. Sold by Goodwvn *• and which are fully set forth In decree
Small Drug Company, corner Cherrv n?fe ' rred to ' A '“" "
Direni ..n.i PMisn J I nd'hpr nivinw'
Oabln. *22; Excunloti W, BUtrags
TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA NEW YOBK:
CHARLES FROHMAlN’S
'Tho Girl I Left Behind I If the'par value of $100 per ehiare’.
« vui liemna Me' IS Guttr- Tn thf. of Mid nronurl
Also, all supplies and
other property in <the hands of the
celver of said company. • Also fifteen
hundred shares of th« capital stock of
the Georgia Midland Railroad CompU;'
anteed 'to Be Good.
Third. In the sale of said property,
no bid for a sum less than one million
and seventy, thousand ($1,070,000) dollars
A QUARTER CENTURY TEST.
For a quarter of a* century Dr
King’s New Discovery has been tented!
e-rad tlhe millions who have received’
benefit from its use testify to Its won
derful curative powers in'all disease*
of Throat. Chest and Lung-s. A reme
dy that has stood the tost so long and
has given ©o universal satisfaction Is
no experiment. Each battle is posi
tively guaranteed to give relief, orthe
money will be refunded. It Is admitt
ed to be tho most reliable for Coughs
its dt oolrfta .iolrbT a .u ec.s Id J Hoe
and. Colds. Trial bottles free at H. J
Lamar .& Sou*’ drug store. Regular
size. 50c. and $1.
RALLY AT ROUND OAK.
The- Untorrifled Are Prepiring for a
Big Day There.
PSJlAioira ,n. m . „ uiiu ocveiuy. uiuu»*im v»i,yiv ( uuy; uujidra
*£. elttie chief will be received, 'nor from any bidder
drama'fic who shall not place Into the hands of
"kt - fl ^ T10w one-act op- the special commissioners at tho time
SJti’llPrv' much of makIn « the bld the Bum ot 130,000
axtuiery flnnfg that the windows In in money or certified check, and from
Q7>era houso were fro- time to time thereafter Buch further
. . en * open wtos portions of the purchase price shall be
Windsor CastLe the paid in cash as the court may direct
j le ? ta f* t ^nims Should be to meet expenses of the suit, etc. That
used Instead of oanno-n; she did not the bidder depositing said $30,000, and
?S nt * [ winddws broken and she did whose bid Is not the highest, shall have
e r°w ‘^a-rtng destroyed. in artich deposit returned to him without
ihe Girl I Left Behind *Me” there Is deduction. In the even the bid accepted
■no offensive noise, ‘.Ulthough tt is a war by the commissioners is not confirmed
una/ma. The authors take other and by the court, such bidder Shall have
more effective means of impressing the such deposit returned to him without
taud.efnce. If ono wishes rto hear how deduction unless said property Is resold
music can b© nvado -more ’terrifying at tho expertse of such bidder and be-
than noise, ’tho ctm i iihiM imi . <_ l n'liua nt 1x10 t-%%
.ho great third bet of this cause of bis fault,
fine Tlay will funnldh abundant c*vl- Fourth. The balance of the purchase
uenice. There is lot of Iriten-se excite- Price may be either paid in cash or In
mept, but little noise. The low wsr th0 boeds and over-due coupons of said
chU'n'ts Of (the Indians heard In the <Ks- I Macon and Northern Railroad Compa-
tance are •really more terrifying mnd I W whlcSi are secured by the mortgage
more awful than any amount of ear- l upon which the decree of foreclosure
tTll'tittng noise. When actuaij firing is [ ls based. Such bonds and coupons be-
beard it 13 all In 'the dWtnroce and never ,n 8 received at such price nnd value as
becomes offensive. “The Girl I Left I t,he purchaser would be entitled to re-
mm
SAVANNAH TO new YORK.
(Central or $0th Meridian Time.)
&h-? ,,y
city ot August-i: Spiz "mn'm
SAVANNAH TO BOSTON
SKSSr“..::::5SaSS{SS
SAVANNAH TO PJIH.ADELPNU
(Thls slnp Joe, not carry PHtW!nger ' ()
Sat., Sept. 25, 5.00 p.m.
J. P. BECKWITH. O. A.,
Walter Hawkln,. fXa'TO'A
c'o b -a a ™ 01(1 - aP A.:Sa: 5ft
C. Q. Anderson. A tent. Savannah, Go.
No. L |MUe§|
*A. M. | 1
$ 001 ‘
Road Upw
• U
• 30
• 46
10 00
10 20
10 40
ar.ll 00
lv.li 10
U 35
ar.ll 40
Lv. Dublin .Ar
.. Hutchings ..
Spring Haven,
i... Dexter ...
•in Alcorns ,.
... Chester ..
.. Yonkers ..
Empire ...
... Empire ....
... Cypress
Hawklnavllle
|MUea| No. 2.*
P. IC
5 00
4 45
4 23
4 15
IK
t 41
820
3 001 v,
2 soar.
2 15
* Grovanla ...
Close connections made* at Dublin with
.WrlghtsvlUs and TennUls railroad la both
directions.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
trains pass Empire as follow*;
Going South M Pfn
Going North ...".I!... a 41 pS
J. W. HIGHTOWER, G. ML
g. V. MAHONEY. G. F. 4b P. A.
Middle Georgia and A tlantio Bailreii
Time Table No. 14.
Effective September 2. 6 O’clock, A. M..
1864.
JIM W CARTt
Passenger and Ticket Agent. Macon.'Oa.
Hiidson. General Manege.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
W. A. Turk. General
Agent, Washington, D. C.
J. J. Farnsworth, -
Agent, AU*nta. On.
C. A. Benscoter. Assistant Oensral
Passenger Agent. Knoxville, Tenn.
Passenger
J.' Farnsworth.' Division Passenger
?nt. At "ntii. nil.
GEORGIA MIDLAND AND GULF R. R,
A Quick, Safo and Comfortable Rout*.
Tho Only Routo to Warm Spring* and
Oak Mountain, Ga.
Bcfogflulo In Effect September 18, 18W.
NORTH BOUND. T "
Lv. Columbus
Lv. Waverly Hall......
Lv. Oak Mountain
"l No.51 | No.f.l
Dally | Daily
. | Daily
7:10 ami aaoprn
_ , 8:00 am 4:04 pm
Lv. Ook Mountain | 8:10 Jam 4:15pm
Lv. Warm Springs | 8:40am 4a0pm
Woodbury | ) : uo am| 6:12 pm
Concord .............
Lv. Williamson
Griffin
Ar. Macon, C. R. R
Ar. Atlanta, C. R. R.
Lv. Griffin a.......
Ar/ McDonough
9:26 am
9:44 am
lo:uo am
7:35 pm
11:30 am
SOUTH BOUND.
3:41 pm
6:02 pm
o:20 pm
10:23 pm
8:05 pm
0:13 pm
7:10 pm
"j“No.W[tfo. bo*
CaMn, y&80,faouraje^W| Ste, H . u‘wp|7^Lv. Augusta .Ar.| Sfift
9 00 |Lv. Macon ..Ar.
No. 10i|^03f
A. M.IP. M.|
8 10
8 15
2215
120
4 46 p
fPi m.ia. m.
Lv MIM'g’vlll Ar|J 7 60 I 1 W
Lv Eaton ton Ar.j 7 45 12 55
Ar Eatonton Lv| 6 36 | 11 46 p
Lv Eatonton Ar| 6 35 I 11 45
Ar. Atlanta Lv.J 8 00p| 7 25a
Ar.. Macon Lv.| uioaf
|Ar, Athena ,Lv.| 2 40 pi
BroughtonvJll* meeting point Tor trains
Noe. 101 And 101.
Covington Junction meeting point for
trains Nos. 102 and 103,
W. B. THOMAS, General Manager,
Lv. McDnrnugh
Ar. Griffin
Lv. Maoon, C. R. R
Lv. Atlanta, C. H. R
Lv. Griffin
Lv. Williamson.....
Lv. Concord....
Lv. Woodbury..,
Lv. Warm Springs
Lv. Oak Mountain........
Lv. Waverly Hall
Ar. - Columbus.®
, Dally
8:15 am
8^7 am
4:15 am
7:30 am
•:ufi am
9:£J am
9:45 am
10:15 am
10:36 am
11:10 am
11:20 am
Dally
'4:25 pm
4:23 pm
6:35 pm
6:62 pm
7:11 pm
7:39 mu
7:69 pm
8*29 pri
8:39 p:i
12:15 pm| 9:30 p:t
All tralnw arrive and depart Union I*\
pots at Columbus .and Griffin. Ask fo*
tickets and ace that they read via *Tnt
Ooorgla Midland and Gulf Railroad.”
C. W. CHEARS, CLIFTON JONICS,
General Manager, Gen. Pass. Agt,
Culumbua Ga.
MACON AND NORTHERN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE, JUNE 21, 1894.
Head DoWQ, v ' * U**nd l»p.
A M.|AM|
jPM|P M.‘
1151 910|Lv...... Macon Arl’b50! GSQ
1 lfi|lt 17|1jV.... M(U‘h«‘H Ar| 4 43| 2 1/
ColujoDus soutnera Rallwaj company.
Tim* Tab!* No. U, Effectiv* Feb. if, hmL
"DaUy*TSunda
ex copt j
Sunday.! Only.
SOUTHBOUND.
Jjv Columbus...,.,.
Lv Richland
Lv Dawaon
Ar Albany
Ar Brunswick
Jackson villa
Ar Thomaavlll*
NORTHBOUND.
8 00 pm
5 40 pm
7 65 pm
• 15 pr*i
8 10 am
8 40 am
5 35 am
7 00 am
i 47 atn
10 00 am
U 00 am
I 30 pm
8 10 pm
__ 0 85 pm"
tfally I fiuudaj?
AM.
1212[A M.
11 43|P. M
Xv' JaclcsonvlU*.
Behind Me" Sfs wt the Academy of Mu- I wIve (l8 hI * Prorata share In tha diatrl-
glo nexit ‘Mjcnday.
The unlerrlfled Democracy r>f Jones
coinvty can always be found right in
(the front Wok of the procciaslon In It
do-n'-'t pvake any difference *whaa it Is.
•Cs>9. Sam Barron nnd Mr. L. J.
(Dartres, two. wen known people living
near Round Oak. spent the day in the
city yesterday. They pMne down to In-
vit* 1 Tfaetr ‘friends up to nhe big Demo
cratic rally and barbecue to be held at
Round Oak an next Saturday, it is
going to be one of fhe most notable
gatherings of Democrat! ever heM in
•this section. Ocl. Frank B. HaakeU will
be mas.or of cereoionles. .Judge Bart.
Jett, Bob Berner nnd Fred Foster will
address tfie people.
THE SPRING MEDICINE.
“All run down” from tho weakening
effects of warm weather, you need a
good tonic and • blood purifier like
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Do not put off
taking It. Numerous little ailments,
If neglected, will soon break up the
system. Take Hood's. Sarsaparilla
now, to expel disease and give you
strength and nppetko.
button of said fund.
•Fifth. The sale to be mode subject
The
breath
of health
from the sea—the bracing
effects of a stay in the
mountains—the toning up
“ualities of absolute rest—
tat rest which is so neces
sary to the weary wife, the J
overworked father—may
be found In
to all claims pending agalnwt said com
pany or Which are filed three months
thereafter, mid all dvbts against tho
receiver, which claims or debts ths
court may decree to have priority over
the mortgage foreclosed by said de
cree, the purchnser ryfll be required to
assume payment of saW. The sale to
be reported to tho court for confirma
tion, and When confirmed -the special
commissioners will make title to the
purchaser la accordance -with said de-
ores. For further details of said sale,
reference Is made to said decree.
• ALEXANDER PROUDFIT
JAMES N. TALLEY,
Special Commissioners.
GEORGIA SOM & FLORIDA BUD
TIME CARD.
foK? ’ CTVe UnI °*’ depot ' MncDn ' ««
Brown’s Iron Bitters
Hood's Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
USE HOLMES' MOUTH WASH.
Prepared’by
Drs. Holm<w * Macon, Dentist,,
558 Mulberry Street.
It cure* bleeding gums, ulcers, aare
mourn, sore tsiroa:. cleans the tee* nnd
luri.-v-j iuo* breirij. For sale by ell
Uruggtit
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking: Powder
World's Fair’ Higtuit Award.
If taken faithfully. Men and woman tain I
Malaria aSSfe"* 9
Of life—freah
Dyspepsia fr " rPur *
blood—high
rv - _^r - tpjrlu; chil-
Poor Blood ' w "
get
Weakness
Debility nal .
•7 nature it craving |
You know best whether
you need it. If you are
ailing’ do not delay—sick
ness may be at your door I
The Genuine bee the Crossed
Med Hoc on Wrapper,
AU Dntfgljt and General Storekeeper.
Kfl it. But get the a-enume—
get the gcuuini
teowx Chemical Co., Baltimore. Md.
EXECUTORS' BALE.
By virtue of the power given u. in the
will of Mrs. Cathrlno A. Mcltea, we will
sell before the court house door In Ma
con, lflbb county, on the first Tuesday In
October next, during the logoi hours of
iaIo. the following described land, being
In the Rutland district: E
One hundred ind thirty-eight acres of
good desirable land In a state uf high cul-
tlvatlon, bounded os follows:
On the north by lands of B. F. Vinson
on th. eaat by land, of J. J. Tlnley on
the south by lends of B. F. Vlneon nnd
on the wen by land, of W. W. Jone.
On which Is situated a comfortable five-
room hou««, large bam, .fables and other
outhouses. Will b« »Id a. the property
of Mr.- Catherine A. Mcltea, decearei
for the purpose of paying debu of aald
deceased and for distribution. July 1 1*34
M. .11. M.-Rta,
J. R. Avant,
Executors Estate of Catherine A. l.rRea.
For Pulatka at u-in « ™
For Patotka at lo-nS’- 1
For Jacksonville at "lo'rti n'm’
Fr Montgranery u In’.jo S'S’
Tho Suiv.inee River rout* tn Tri.ja.'
Pu»man buffeted fiJSp
Direct lino to all points In Florida.
_ O- A. MACDONALD,
a V u T , JJ^ g ”J nKer AKCnt - Macon, Oa.
J. LANE. Genoral Manager.
Lv Bruniiwlck
Lv Thomaavlll*......,
Lv Albany...
Lv Dawson
Lv Richland..........
Ar Columbus..,.,.,.,,
TftTpm
7 00 pm
3 00 pm
• 40 am
• 45 am
11 00 am
Only.
1 667m
0 20 ai«i
8 00 aiu
$ 00 pni
4 00 pm
5 13 pm
1 00 pm
All schedule* shown batwuen Albany
•nd Brunswick and Jacksonville are dally.
No train Albany to Thomaavlll# on
urdays after 3:65 p. m.
JU1 trains arrlv* and depart from th*
Dnioa Depot at Columbus and Albany.
C. HILL, 8updrlnt«Q(l«aC.
jmmmmmm isi 21/
2411206 Lv.... Mu/llson Art 3561 LIf
6 30 2 00 Lv...... Athens Arj 2 03|10 3C
P M.[ 801(Lv...« Elbcrton
3 55ILV,... A'bbnvlllo ....Lv
4 23 Lv.... Greenwood
623 Lv.... Chester ...
SOOlLv.... Monroo ...
12 261 Lv.... KalMifh .....Lv
3 08LV Weldon ... .Lv _ „
5 401Ar.... Richmond ... Lvfll 23IA M
9 45 Ar.. WttMlvington ..Lvl 7 301
UOOAr... Baltimore ...Lv C3l[
P M.I12 00|Ar.. PhlladtlphiQ, ..Lv 3 4lj
J 363|Ar...' Now York ...Lv| 2£0jPJd»
"*Ptt«B('nBcr trains will itop at"Ocmulgfl*
street to take on nnd lot off poiocngers.
A train on electric railway will Jcave Hoi
Hoge’s Corner at 8fA a. m. for tho ao.
comimodallon or pa»s?nB<*rs Kolng North
over tli* Macon and Northern Railroad,
and will connect at Ocmulgco street with
No. 1, leaving D-'pot at 9:10 a. m. Train
on electric railway will cvlso connect with 1
No. 2 at 6:60 p. m. from tho North at Oc-
mulgej street.
Connections with Georgia Bouthern and
Florida Railroad, East Tennessee, Virgin
ia and Georgia railroad and Central rail*
rood for all points !n Florida and south
west Georgia.
Second—With MUdlo Georgia and At
lantic railroad at Machen.
Third—With Georgia railroad at Madl-
Fourth—With solid train for Washing
ton anl Pullman Parior Buffet cars,
Washington to Now York clty>
Ticket office Is temporarily located at
J, W. Burke's book store.
E. T. HORN. Omif-ral Manager.
B. C. MAHONEY. Act’g O. P. A. 1
B. W. BURKE, Ticket Agent.
CENTRAL R. R. ofGEORG-IA
C01 *ER AND R. B. HAYES, RECEIVERS.
BETWPV Brvt - mh ■ I8H S'e'Xierd Time, 90th Merlfllsn.
N MACON. COLUMBUS. BIRMINGHAM, MONTO OMERY AND ALBANY.
OEOROIA, BIRD COUNTY-TItu. D*.
I-each. guirJian of John William ThomaH.
of rM county, having applleri to mo for
leave to sell th. follnwlng flcicrlbeh prop
erty belonging to hi* ward, for th. pur
pose at maintenance and support ot aald
ward, John William Thoma., towit: one
vacant lot In Vlnevllle district on Pleat-
ant Hill, fronting forty fe«t on North
slriet and running back 2-0 feet to-proo-
erty of W. L. Elbe, the same being a
part of the property formally belonging
to the estate of Sarah Wommack: Tn:.
therefore, to notify ell parties con
nd. to file objections. If any they have,
or before the Sret Monday In October
J. c el.-e leave to .Ml will th»n bo
granted. .
C; M. Wll-tir, Ordinary, I
HEAD DOWN.
"" I—... .....|»7 05~
—-1
, 8 15 am
•III 00 a m
*(12 24 p m
16 15 p .1
'** JJ p m/n» 16 a m
,9 13 pm
110 40 p m
111 65 p m
2 44
4 30
6 25 * m
7 00 I
12 22 pm
j 44 p m
3 30 p m
3 33 p m
6 40 pm
1 p m
fW p.m
6 20 p m
J 10 P m
7 65 p m
Leave..
—STATIONS—
Macon
Fort Vallej
* rr >' , e Cblumbus Leave
^ rl 7« Opelika Leave
Arrlv » Birmingham .......Leave
7 <5 p m
t.t.r
-rr' .r,..
6 35 pm
.....
t . trf ’( rrt#
8 45 p m
2 25 a m
••••• •••!•
-'Vr7 V.V
•2 45 am
Arrive ozerk Leave
Arrive Union Spring* Leav*
Arrive Troy Leave
Arrive.•••^._Montgomery Leave
4 10 p ml 7 40 a ml,
1 04 p ml G 40 s ml.
1 21 p ml 5 20 a ml.
11 W a mi 4 iO . ml.
11 21 a mill 47 p mi.
9 20 s ml;.... '.....I.
10 87 a m[10 17 p ml.
I OS * ml I.
9 10 » ml 8 62 p ml.
7 16 a ml
•7 45 a ml*7 SO c ml.
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— ET ?t. EN *—-° N '_ ATL ANTA. CHATTANOOGA. MlLLEDOEVlLLE. AUOUSTA AND SAVANNAH.
I L . _ t t* P ,n l*7 05 a m Js«SVO Mitrnn * Vg' ""i' i,. ** J' . —
. 65 a m
1 at . ™ S ii p m 9 47 “ m
7 45 a ml 8 05 p mill 80 a m
J 15 p m, 1 00 a ml 7 63 pm
14 16 p mMl 00 p mill 80 a m
6 03 p min 45 p m|12 17 p m
• 10 p
3 15 a m| 3 40 pm
....I 6 30 a m! 6 50 |) rn
»•••' $1H) a tnf c to p m
I^svo Macon
Arrlv* GrJflln
Arrive Atlanta
Ar.... Chattanooga via Atlanta
Arrlv*
.Leave
.Leave
....Lv
Leave.,
... MRU Macon
Arrive Gordon ...
Arrive Mllledgevllle
Arrive MUton ....
Arrive..,.,,,.. Augusta
Arrive.,.. Savannah ..
Arrive
Leave
l>*ve
Leave
Leave
Leave
7 65 p m io 23 p mill oo a. m
5 41 p ml 8 25 p ml 9 02 a m
•4 25 p jn|*6 65 p mj*7 30 a m
7 25 a mfn 13 p ml*3 29 a m
3 40 p m 3 45 a mllO 00 a ml.,...
3 01 a ml 9,10 a m .....
|S05
i 11 35 p ml ,
8 20 p m| ,
*8 30 tt ml*& 45 p m|.
SoUtMr^ln^are*run x. <Ully * x ? e ?f Sund:ly ' TraJn * m * rk ' d ? Sunday only. ,
.nd Albany SiV *' inaU “« *«!«« »U Macon. Mac.
Sleeping “ r ^"^|*« a frMn. n betwen savannah and Macon. Snv.nmtb and Atlanta.
, p e*e»*e« fo? Sy?ranla WrighUvl l. and San'leriviHe UkVfbio .
/i°. r n.^, h r Mlul “ t0r POlD ‘ 1 ».yond e c r ; V r 1, i e n. ,, . k pYiy , ?o*-
J. C. HAILE. Oeneral F.ra.nger Agent ll'jf &3SSSS3£5u3£uESt
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