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12 THE MACON TELEGKAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1894, THROUGH EYES FEMININE ‘•O woman, woman, thou art formed to The heart of reatlcaa man. t#che*r hla And omann exlrteeice by thy loveliness; Bright oa the aHinbeamo, an the mom ln« fair. If but thy foot fall on a wMerneaa Flowvra opring up nnd ahed Their roaeate bl.aaoma there. Shrouding the thorn* that In thy pith' way rtee. .... And acMterln* o'er K hues of paradise. Ftar pleaeure-oeekera the hint week wo* Indeed m bury one. oa there were many nltraetlon* every night. Until Wednes day the ezpoattkm wan the rtndeavoua. nnd everyoete hated to see the great Dixie Interetate Fair draw to n elate. The a ttraction! at the Academy of Mn ale were many awl unusually line. Or Monday evening ■'1492" waa the oeca rAm of never*! delightful theater par- tie*, the mow prominent being given to Mia* Howard of Columbus by Min Ma mie Hatcher. And. by the wtty, Mlf* Howard-haa been the oeoanlon of much entertaining during her ally In Macon, nnd accept* nfcwt gracefully *h* eoclal nttemloa* that have been chowerc-l on her. Three -Hmlter oartlea have been given heri the germhn on Thursdiy evenring w.in In her honor, on on Friday evening Mr. Sam Dunlnp complimented her with a armll hut nolecK card party. Min Howard ta now -the guewt of Mtn Mamie Hatcher. ^ "I have an article here tm ’How to Manage o Wife.’" remarked a man a* he advanced to the editor’* «1f«k. "fou art unmarried. X bellvc,” renlled the editor. '•Ye*. tVhvr '’Nothing: I Just bought *o.“r ... The german at the I/jg Rabin on last TiuwAiy evening wan an exceptionally large and delightful one. Owing tn the very cold weather, the huge log tlrea nil over the club timer were Imrnlng brlrtrllv and cheerfully, making the place aa comfah'.able m anyone could wish. This I* pertra-p* a* good n place an any Irlhtc to euggeat tha-t when gortnuna take place at the Cabin, more than one car be sent out for the crowd. The fare coming lq la 25 cent* apiece, ami certainly la su(Helen', to pay at leant for c.a rallng room. The german taut Tuesday wan the fiipt of -the eejofon. and was a decided (•uot’fffa. pi wan led by Mr. Prentice Hp-T. in hla itjutl gmceful faehlnh. Th<-»1! present were Mr«. W. M. John- r-iya. Ml*. Rees*. Mi*. Lee Jordan, Sir. and Sirs. Wimberly. .SUaw* Hanson, Htiyard. .Hatcher. Hill. Ttnaley., Sltihg- harn. Wine. Wilev. du Rose, Wimberly. Sabot. Roberto. Lane, Hlllyer. Talbott nnd Wilcox: Moasrs. Huff, T. Huff. Hardwick, Ilnlfcim. Pilcher of Naohvllle. Sim*. Baxter. Nelllgam .rones, Boyd, Rbwuop. Hozlehurat. Winter*. -Martin, McCall, Maaacy. Htxurka, Armstrong, Tinsley. Jordan, Hoad, Brown. Meil, Caldwell. Conner. I>nre, Pickett. Wilcox, Steven*, Redding. Barden, nnd Anter oom liftwa France, Gordon Fry of Sfoblle I* expected In Macon aoon. Mia* Fry will he pleasantly raneirtbcred na the popu lar yonug lady who ament the neason of *03 with her aunt. Mm. Prcmon, on Flret a'.reet. ••• On Thursday evening the gormnn com-pUmeirtnry to Mhw Howard waa Kite* at the Coromercfcil Club. The af fair waa dclighitful In every particular; many magirincomt gnu-no were worn: the germhn waa artistically led by Sir. McCaw, and the crupper w.to all that the tTKWt fastldlou* epicure could ntk. The hollowing la n partial list of thoa* pre- end: -Sir. and Slro. Leweityn Hlllyer, Sir. and Sira. Wonham. Mr. and sir*. lee Jordan. Mr. ami Mro. Uoolge Duncnn; MliMea Howard. Hanaion. Hatcher. Hill, Wik*f» Piilnmnn Pnmnlinll fll«,e.. tmi... Wise. Coleman, Campbell, Glenn, Wiley, SlUlHnghnm, WVnvberlv, du Bose, Hlllyer. and Boynton: 'Merare. Pickett. Lcimar, Hqje. P.'aiding. Dure. Phillip*. Oliver, flarawell. 11;i I l.i tn. NcllU.un, Sim*. Oll- bent. Kllie, Jordan. Jonre. Hall, McCnw. Dunlap. Raw-son. Haslet, unit, Wllltama, Baxter, Hardwick. Ourd. DJody, Ogden, Rixtrkw and Armstrong. Also on Thursduv evening an appre ciative audience heard ex-Oovernor Bob Taylor. In his delightful lecture "Vl»- Itone and Dreams." sir. Taylor la Indeed a "silver-tongued orator” and ponaeavea the moil renuu-kr,ble magnetism. On* feels alnvost under a spell while listen ing 4o his nights of pathetic elonuance and grotcsuuely funny anecdote*. Ma- con rarely enjoys . such a treat, r.ntl those who did not hear him Khould con sider themselves very unfortunate. The Attinteum held -lb* regular mofflihly meeting Friday evening. The meeting was well adtended. MM Iho members enjoyed rn unusually Inter- tailing programme. ... At the home of hla ulster, Sir*. Lee Jordan, Sir. Bam Dunlap e-itoirtailhxi it few friend* Infortnully Friday even ing In Honor of Mns Mary Howard. Buchev an* the raider of the •wnlng, whkti waa full of pi insure Aor hla guests. At the Academy Warde and James hicrn.ut.vd a large crowd, tvotih Friday nnd Baturday nights and at the Batur- •lay matinee. These two prominent artara are decided favorite* In til* Central city, and will never fall to re ceive a warm welcome here. Slim Theo Burr returned bo her home In Griffin Thursday. Very eleguMi Invitations l»»ve boon received 111 Mdoon from the young la- die*' CoUIUom Club In CVlumt.ua to tlt.'lr Hermans throughout the Kcaann of 1694-*95. The OotBlIon rtub lute for many prera pout been notvd tor its ele- gari: eWeitUrinnwata, and. no doubt, the Slaconlte* who have boon so pleas- sntly remembered will avail them- selws ot thl* opportunity to a trend a Columbus cotillion thl* • a* Ttae following witticism 1* nMtrtbulod to one of Silicon'* brightest young la dle* at the german' Thuradny evening: Mr. A. said to Mias R: "Atl the women are efuay over that visiting twin, but he fell In loom with Sllsa die min ute he saw h«r hi a decollate gown." Sllsa R: "Yea, 1 underohind *he tujw Moo won by a neok.” Sir. Price Gilbert of Oolumlbua apMR aeivrul day* In Sl icon last week. ••• Bom* new fad- and fancies In the Jewelry line sre the following: The of* la to be the fashionable •too* for the reason, the prvjudtc* again* Usm having In a great tneaa- ure died out. A handsome brooch haa a big igtti wlh yellow and green ttames rot In a clrcJe of diamond*, with 2 law drtanood «t each end of the bar to which the brooch pin I* at- taohtd. A comb surmoumed try two dainty hr tie Mercury wings united by tv knot, of dtamonda l* a moot popular orna ment: for Km hair. -A pretty n*w brefah la a beetle, bat- anonj on a bar of gold, with ruby yr*. Anoahatr Is a Iruo lover’s knot pierced with oat arrow and.having a •Inele pearl In ihe centre. 1 Uirge ornaments that can be worn in groan favor. A couple of «.-.ri,h rriimts In dlsmood* thoa quiver *t uuSTtKwriy’*™*” 1 ut n**u*lly light *•" With chased stlwr is in gnat flavor aMa pec ally ft>r toilet orwameots. A orettv gtan b»an p 7d« o^Uoe^rtadmlgn in pierced am ” *** r,u - front whh a gold buckle la considered u presem lui to be despised. Th> buckkis jrc dUlnty, deHoite affhin. Shiny of them are of gold and sH-vc combined. Hcadt-shiper buckles and a-Aden circle* have taken file merry tnilds of Gotham by storm. Small aide combs are worth the Jew Pier's consideration. A prwdiy design seen had a row of atones set a* If ir oonneotlng iquares. Llgbtiy nieed gold tracery Jn uartber combs I* attletlc. Th< C reseat mode of hair dressing prom- » a continued use of the*.- small side combs. Suggestion* ttnd dots In fashion pi pcra.and from people who know in form u« that 'the targe ullver brjcolet* not uu!Ute : ,trace-chains and padlock*, are In vogue. How on forth c.m th< glri wMj -the d-alnty lund and rhapcly wr|«t cotisc-at to such barbarism? We team from She aim* eource that black ostrich feakber boos ure more in favor than ever thl* season. Tktna are many now and d-dlghtfu' models on view to dhe store* for tlw «*pWa1 benefit, It woul seem, of the tailor-made gri. A tall, golden-hair.*! lasals waa recently aeeu In deep roverli before « naaat attredtive bl-ick dilevlo' g-rttv This waa made with full, rounf walking eklrt lined throughout. The tlgWtifttitjng, aoubIo-hrea*ted cout. fact enlbg with two rows of email black- bonn b'-itlon*. had brrod, jwtote»l re v *lh. roll collar and aldewlashwl pock- . ■ <*>at *h.iped bjiek was madr .wBh lap seim«. and the fronts wen llnwl with black mein rhadnme. A boiutlful walking Jacket or navy Mue bmver -hid titled fronts, roll oo|. lar and broad, pointed r?vora, large drooping sleeves, coat back nmd tap with black silk br»M. was, ftwieued wlUh two sMe" 0t h ° rn ' hulton »- four on eacl v,w-. T air '°l ,c "*t. called the "Vlgl to** °,{ h, ack chinchilla. This otalw 0 !^ % In "‘ aKUh »»« the * 2 the coat pro flnlshcd nt the V’P * lch , twn , Urge horn buttons. The h Ck ,c^ ' tlght-nttlog and double- bre,tiled, fastens blgih an the neck. “"2 bj* broad, pokited revera of the mrierial and broad roll collar of sa- ' ‘t *ias large leg-of-mutton sleeve* !toiro2i1? , 2? Ke ! 1 boskets and I* half- lined with black min. • •• One of ttio mot!, ele^int, etyllKh and popular otroet costumes Is the KUlor- made rov\u of covert dotfh. or of black And blue twills. The locket, double- broiwted md b*as bnaad. stltohed revere and small no Ik’d collar of velvet nnd fastens with n double row of (torn buttons.three on a side. The sleeves are full of letf-ot-rmKoon, tl.t- Hii.t cIomo below the elbow. The entire walet Is lined wlUh silk, ortd the skirt I* full gored. It’ii a pity, but If a skirt Is facto- ion.tble tihia soaeon It must be heuvy. For besides the material and lining, there i« tihe stiffening. If tfhe Prencfh haircloth le used the difference welglut Is perhaps but little, yet every extr.t yanl of materUl makes the skirt more productive Of backaches. Sklrta •are untrlnumed cmd very plain, Bays m.uJame, but dhe forgets to monition thart If they are up to date tlhey fre- huontly measure seven yards around. The sensible woman atrlken a hnppy in<iillum. She will endeavor to be sty lish enough to look well, and yet not bo fashK>nuble tto>t lll-he*aTIJh Is the re sult. f#he selects light-weight m’.nterl.ila for her skirts tlhlo wimter tf they nre t*o be m*ulo according to fastolon’s In test whim, nnd She removes tihe weight from the hips by wearing skirt supporters over the shoulders. The supporters are fastened to the baud of the skirt by shield pins. To prevent ths skirt from sagging in the buck sow >A hoik on Uho belt nnd an eye on Mbe Inside of tihe bodice. The "Woman" puy* |n New York city Juxt nt present nre creating quite n eennjtkm. One is entitled. "The New Woman," tw>d the ot'her. "The Coming Woman." No doubt bolh will bo very popular. The subject of woman l* pall ing forth « deal of comment from the Ittciury manufacturers, and were I not a woman myself, I would my the emancipation of woman Is the nil ab- eorblng toplo of the cwl of Dhe cen tury. Bay what you will about BaraJ) Grand! She may be exUwvagiuw. nnd exuggeKi'led, but cho has given us tin tostftK Into Rdclety and wilt dn no harm, and IL mlgbt prodt manktn* to learn a moral from some of her men who fall Into Insignificance and bad repute drier marriage. While I applaud mamy things Madame Barab Orand haa hM, I cannot Hill tn see the ridicu lous In such over drawn character* an "ho Tenor, Ideal:, mvd other*, yet 1 agree with the would-be poet who mid: Tell me, Mr*. SaniDi Grand (What I III can understand), Why your men are all so horrid, All wKh a "retreating forehead"? Why your women nil are. decked With every gift of Intellect, Arid y«t—Invariably wed There knights of the rctreutlnff head? She, u< bright na a geranium; He, a rim tin type of cranium— Why, with decent Chapa all rouml her, Choer* gu atavistic Bounder? We are apes—well, let thua .pouw: Need, ahe, therefore, be un naa? Tell me. tell me, Sarah Grand, For I do not understand! The Progress Club will give' their Hrst reception of tihe season wt their rtegani rooms on Monday evening. Grew preparation* are hetvtg mice for tilt ennertilnmcnt, nnd the *ucee«s of It Is already n wured, for the mem ber* of the Progress Club entertain royally ami their affaire have always h*eo among the most elegant given In Macon. hfr. Louis Rttwaon cum* down from Atlanta bo attend th« german Thurs day evening. Mis* Wise entertained the Embroid ery Circle, exclusive, at a delightful matinee parly complimentary to Mlaa Howard yesterday morning. Co\-rs a'ere 1«M for Ave, the guests being only the members of that Illustrious 1W1* circle of fancy-workers—Mime* Hanson. Hatcher. Wise and Mangbim and Ml*s Howard. At noon an elabor ate luncheon of eight courses wn* served: the table was nrttatkwlly deco rated In magnificent chrywmthemuma and dainty embroMercd linen, wkh .Miss Wire presiding In her usual queenly style. The young todies con clude,! the delightful luncheon wtsh the matinee, and they were certainly In- debteta to Miss Wlae for a moat enjoy- coatly necklace of large lUunoads and a. spray of ahe same brilliant stones In her hair. Her bouquet was American beauties, and it Is, Indeed, hard to im agine a more magnificent picture than Mrs. Jordon made. Mrs. Campbell Ring’s friends have f.w v „ *• Hollowing lnvitpttlon: ^to GampbeH T. Klug. at home, 2» fi^***, Thurso,ly afternoon, November 15. from 4 to (o’clock." “fj 4 " ftom Lumpkin that a very beautiful morning wedding oc- there on la at Wednesday at 10 if? t TWnJi e r C S2J r * ct !2f parties were ,nd Miss C|Lr- nr ”?"!" 1 ".?' 1,001 of whom have many friend* in other oarLa.of the state. The.Wedding wa* a* the Flret Baptist fillthe ceremony ne- Ing performed In a most Impressive ^ v ' B-W. Bueoey of Jamra- town. Ou. The church decorations of J™"*; OTlm and chrysanthemum were beautiful tn the extreme. The Wedding March wpa exquisitely rendered by^ Jflsa L. Pearf Hickey JHKSS8M*'«. i S kBs&t- GE0RG1A SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA RAILROAD, POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE Is the only di rect line from Riyer Route to Florida." Jacksonville, Palate a, mQ St. Augustine, Ocala, Sanford, Titusvill, Bartow, Tampa, And all points in Florida and Cuba. Our train* arrive and depart from ’Jnien de port In Macon and Palatka. Trammell. Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Gregory. ^Mlss Porte Burnum with Mr. E I. Car- MI*a Ll Ilian Amott of Dawson with Mr. S. E. Beall. Horne LOttl ® Part wlth 1Ir - W. W. Mlaa NeIHe Johnson with Mr. F. D. I Black. -nTi h , S , U ^ >< 2* V r « r *,Me»re. J. E. M.iire I and II. E. Roekwell. \r™ lie v b ?. <1 1iiL the lovcly daughter of Cor f ><,tt Of Lumpkin, and Ihe S lM, 5“ n for Oolemin, lunta ?n * Wurthen dompany of At- depabtures-so uth bound. No - t. for Montgomery and Po- • Ulka 11:10 a m No. » for Jacksonville and Pa- latka 10:33 p m No. 5 for Tlfton (Sat. only) 450 p m >0. 31 for LaGrance 4:00 p m No. 51 for LaGranfe (Ex. Sun.) 8:0 a m ARRIVAIkS—NORTHBOUND. No 2 from Palatka and Mont- somery 420 pm No. 4 from Palatka and Jack- eonvllle 4.-05 a m No. 6 from Tlfton (Sat. only)....10:60 a m No. 82 from LaGituiffe 10*60 a m No. 52 from LaGrange (Ex Sun.).. 2:45 p m, GEORGIA MIDLAND AND GULP R. R. The Only Line Running Double Dally Trains Between Columbus and Atlanta. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 14, 1894. NORTHBOUND. I No. 51 | No. 5C 9 _ . . 1 Dally ~ Lv. Columbus .1 7^0 a.m, Lv. Waverly Hall 759 a.m. Lv. Oak Mountain 8.-09 a.m. Lv. Warm Springs....) 8:40 i Lv. Woodbury J g.-oo Lv. Concord Lv. WUftarason Ar. Griffin Ar. Macon, C. R. R.... Ar. Atlanta, C. R. R.. Lv. Griffin. Lv. McDonough, 9:2S a.m. 9:44 a.m. 10-00 o.m. 755 p.m. Dally 320 p.m., 4:14 p.m. 425 p.m. 5.-00 p.m. 522 p.m. 551 p.m. 6:12 p.m. 620 p.m. 1023 p.m. 825 p.m. 6:40 p.m. 720 p.m. SOUTHBOUND. • GUARANTEED CURE. W. authorite our »dvertleed druggist to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Cough* and Cold* upon tills condition: If you are afnicted with a cobgh, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy aa di rected, giving a fair trial, and expcrler.-e ro benefit, you may return the bottle and haw your monsy refunded. We could not make thl* offer did we not know urn Dr. King* New Discovery could be relied on It ncjrer disappoint* Trial bottle free at H. J. Lamar * Bon ■ Drug store. Large *1 zt 00 cants and fl. * Rheumatism, neuralgia, healache nnd V y .!““ d tostautly relleveJ by Johnson e Sfagnetlc oil. geld by Gou^wyii ,t Smali. druggiate. ’ r.iro hy .!? 11 th at people use Salvation Unln»ent 1SWer: Because 11 la ™ e be « L5T.~»a»iW.wj.».w^wsaCTpijrg»un. CONCERT LIST INICHT. CONCERT TO-NIGHT. CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. _ ’1 la your own home, with your own family, and your own line- toned piano. No hall rent No advertising expenses. No admission fee. Just gather your wife and. girl* and musical friends In your music room and have a grand home concert. That Is pure musical enjov- ment-«atlsfylng, refining and en during. w « shall bo delighted to furnish the line piano to every family de siring to Inaugurate the home ooncerta. That la Just what we aro living, for. LUDDEN : 5 :BATES. Southern Music House, R. J. ANDERSON & SON MACON, GEORGIA. i-'xW.*«»iY.(i«*iT*MsaEHgaMng Passengers la local sleeper, northbound, can sleep until 7 a.m. Passengers from Jacksonville for Macon proper enould take local sleeper at Lake City. Tho "Dixie Flyer." leaving Macon at 10:33 p. m. carries.through Pullman but- fet sleeping car to Jacksonville and local sleeper to Palatka. arriving In Jackaon- vlUe at 8:30 a. m. and Palatki at u a. m. West India fast mall train leaving Macdn at 11:10 a. m. makes direct counectton at Cordele with S. A. M. fast -express for Montgomery, arriving there ut 753 p. m.. at which point close connection Is made with Louisville and Nashville vestlbuled 1 imlted for New Orleans and all Texas Wints- Sleeping car accommodations retorved In Macon for this train. The Suwonee River Route Is the only direct line from jdacon to Palatka and •“ '“i* ri - r Florida points, close connection being made at Palatka In Union depot with Jacksonville, lampa and Key West, Florida Southern and Jacksonville St. Augustine and Indlan'.Rlver -•adroad: also with St. Johns and OcalawalM river steamers. Sleeping car accommodations reserved to Jacksonville, Palatka or New Telephone F loJ Ul * r lnfotmlUo0 cheerfully and promptly furnished upon application. Bend your name and address for beautiful photogravure. LANE, Genl. Manager, Macon, Ga. G. A MACDONALD, 1 Gcnl Passenger Agt., Macon, G*. OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDULE TO AND FROM AUGUSTA. York. 7 twtnty ' ,lx hour * Macon to Now h,?5® V,.™: l ™ ln h *» through Pullman buffet sleeper Macon to New York. |N.Y.T'n|D'y M'l.|N't. Ex. ,152 *"* * M P m ! »•»> Pm 10.110 am 5:33 pm 10:12 pm 19:40 am «:14 pm|ll-*3 pm UJ7 ami «52 pmiun* am S am l 7:0* pin| 3:27 om UHOumi 7supm|3:Mam uno pm) 7:43 pm| 1:14 am mo pm 550 pm| 5:15 am NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON. Passage From Savannah TO NEW YORK: Cabin, $20; Excursion, $12; Steerage, $10.00.. • TO BOSTON: Cabin, $22; Excursion, $2<i; Steerage, $ll.7D. TO PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW YORK. Cabin, $22.50; JSxcursiuu, $3U; Steer age, $12.30. The magnificent steamships of these lines are appointed to sail as follow*, standard time: SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK. (Central or 90th Meridian Time.) City of Blrmgham.Wed., Nov. 7, 1:10 pm Kansas City Frl., Nov. 9, 2:00 pm Chattahoochee Sat. Nov. 10, sno pm Nacoochee Mon. Nov. 12, 4:30 pm Tallahassee Wod., Nov. 14. 0:00 am City of Augusta....Frl., Nov. 16. 7:30 am City of Blrmlnghm.Sat. Nov. 17. 7:00 pm Kansas City Mon., Nov. 10, 10:00 am Chattahoochee ... Wed., Nov. 21. 12:30 pm Nacooebe* Frl., Nov. 23, 2:00 am Tallahassee Sat. Nov. 24. 3no pm City of Augusta....Mon. Nov. 26. 6no pm City of Blrmgham.Wed., Nov. 28, 6:00 am Kansas City Frl., Nov. 30, 7.30 am SAVANNAH TO BOSTON. City of Macon.,;.Thur., Nov. ‘t, 1:30 pm Gate City ThUr., Nov, 15, 6:30 pm City of Macon...,Thur„ Nov. 21 1:00 pm Gate City ;,_iThur„ Nov. 29, 6:30 pm SAVANNAH TO PHILADELPHIA. (This ship does not carry passengers.) Dcssoug Thur., Nov. & 1:30 pm Dessoug Sun., Nov. 18. 8:00 am -Dessoug Wed.. Nov. 23. 6no am J. P. BECKWITH. G. A.. Jacksonville. Fla. Walter Hawkins, F. P. A., Jacksonville. W. E. Arnold, G. T.' P. A., Jacksonville. C. G. J nderson, Agent, Savannah, Ga. Atlanta and New Orleans Short Line, AILANTA and WEST POINT R. R. <t!liC‘l(CSt SIIIel R<;*t Routt-. Montgomery, Selma, Mobile. New Or- Iean4 *» Texas and Southwest. Lr. McDonough.. Ar. Griffin Lv. Macon. C. R. R,. Lv. Atlanta. C. R. R-. Lv. Griffin Lv.. Williamson.... Lv. Concord Lv. Woodbury Lv. Warm Springs.... Lv. Olik Mountain... Lv. Waverly Hall Ar. Collumbus No. 62 Dally 8:15 a.m. 857 a.m. 4:15 o.m. 7:30 a.m. 9.-C5 a.m. 923 a.m, 9:45 a.m. 1025 a 1038 a.m. U:10 a.m. 11:20 A.m. 12:15 p.m. 425 p.m. 554 p.m. 6:12 p.in. 651 p.m. 659 p.m. 754 p.m. 8:04 p.m. 8:14 p.m. 9.-05 p.m. All trains arrive and depart Union de pots at Columbus and Griffin. A*k for tickets and see that they read via the Georgia Midland and Gulf RallrOad. CLIFTON JONES, Gen. Pas. A*t* C. W. CHEARS, Gen. Manager. * Columbus, Go. Read Down. A M.|AM| r* Read Up. |PM|P 5L 8 45ILv Macon 10 S5[Lv Machen 11 32|Lv.... Madison ....Ar! 6 3Q| Ar 4 331 ..Ar S 451 2 03|Lv..... Athens Ar| 20 805 A M.J12 28 Lv... 3 06Lv. 640 |11 00 8 231 415 138 Southbound. No. 35. No. 50. No. 33. Lv' Atrtm» I t£P">l7-am| 7 65 am, „. Ar MontjAt;.'—' ,? ^ am ! 4 f>Pm| 1 30 pm | No. 3 at 6:30 p. Ar p™SS "^ ry '' U ** am ! 9 20 P m l 8 20 pra mulgee street Ar Jlobto "! t S pm| 6 30 am i 5 S» am t- Connections Ar New OrV'. "' w. S Pm| , 3 05 am ’ 3 ^• Em Ar Jtr>T,.?^ ° 25 Pto 7 35 am, 7 20 am at. Houston f.„. | 10 M p m w £o TO SELMA. ArrUu: ^SrUrf-t° mery I 9 20 pm| 810 aon Arrive Selma...- |H 15 pmjU 15 am Train 37 carries Pullman vestlnuie SSff 2. e . w y° r) i. t0 . Now Oceans, and fUJiSJ t0 Montgomery. Train 33 vestibule sTeeper New Or- lama. * ® W Vork “ d dlnln s car to At- Trains 34 and 35 Pullman Buffet Sleen* gtonery.™ beCween -Atlanta and Mon? , G 0 E ;°- C : ““TH, Pres, and Gen. Mgr. JOHN A. GEE, Gen. Pass Act. GEO. V.-. ALLEN, t! FA., Atianta SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMP.YNT- .WESTERN SYSTEM, SOUTHBOUND. r ZLNo7'il i No. IS. Leave Macon lia * Arriv* Ortoi 4a pm Arrive Cochran.l****** Arrive Hawkln'svllii:;; Arrive Eastdian ' Arrive Jeeup.. Arrive Brunswick/.’.:!! Jacksonville.... Arrive Savannah. 7 40 am 12 54 am 4 15 am 6 15 am 8 25 am 6 65 am northbound. 3 40 pru 1 28 pm 5 15 pra 7 15 pm 9 25 pm 9 47 pm MACON, DUBLIN AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD. Tim# Table No. 13. Taking Effect Sunday, September 9, 1534^ Lv. Macon. . lv, MUMinfvtu* Lv. 8p*rta. . . Lv. Warrenton, Lv. Caraak. . Thomson. Lv. Harlem. . Ar. Augusta. . AUGUSTA TO MACON. able 'afiiernoon. MV*. J. F. Hanna returned from Atlanta Friday, meompantwl by Ur*. Ro** WAN*. Mr*. White's many friends are glad to learn that ahe bn* entirely recovered from her recent Critical .Illness and mat ahe will be tn Macon for Ihe next two weeks, ‘..*4- Miller Gordon and homily have returned from a two weeks' risk to liOrtGJL. g* .. 1 "** 1 . Jordan wo* toe meat mag- nlBcentb' dressed woman wt the ger- and nhe cun off a handsome toctetre to Pecreojloo. Her-gown was ef white *J«>e»*e «*tln. too handsome for trlm- totor. «hl wo* made severely plain. exception of ducheane lace ST&SfaSL 1 *: n ^ ck ’ra’ cut off toe aOMuldere with a berttxa of the rkh lace, caught nt Interval* wttii gold dkmaSt on * tnagnlflcent •1U..KHK1 star In front, she wore ugusta. . ,| 7:« »m|uso am|ll-00 n m Lv Thomwin * '( , ! S* m| , 13: ‘ S P m IM:00 nst Lv. Thomson. .1 810 am 1:11 p m U:rt ..m LV. Caraak. . ,1 8:10 am lx bn Lv. Warrenton..I 8:47 am 1.41 bm Lv. Sparta. . .[ 9ff3 am| 3J7 om Lv. Mlllcilgtvllls 10:30 ara| 3.15 p,,, Ar. Macoa. ■ .|lt.-<IO am| 4dS pm Sleeping care between August* anTaiT con. on train, leaving Augusta Hel p, m. and Macon t:» p. m. r THOMAS K. SCOTT , General Manager. JOE W. WHITE, * ” •* Traveling Passenger AgJat. A. O. JACKSON. • General IMawnger Agcut. r Augusts Ua. W. W. HARDWICK, Passenger Agent. Macon. Oa L. J. HAlims, Ticket Agent. Macon, Oa Middle Georgia and Atlantic Kailroii Effective S-piember t a O'clock, A. ii Read Down j,. . „ ..Dry Branch . .. Pikes Peak . ... Fiuparick. Ripley. ... . Jeffersonville .... GaUlmore . .... Danville ... ... AUeitovn .. ... Montrose ... Dudley .... Moore ..... .... Dublin irxo.ijiNo.j Jf* iamiam Macon |10 30|lu 15 ..M. 4-. N. Junction.... w 30'lu n Swift Creek 110 loitu u> 9 601 3 CO | S 25| 9 40 •I «30j 9 30 0 05,0 35 S5S| 9 15 • 30| 9 IB 8 15| 8 50 8 00| H 46 7 45| S IS 7 30| g 35 7 151*13 7 00| 6U0 JAS. T. WRIGIIT, General Manager, D. B. DUNN, Superintendent, Lv. Macon.... Ar, Atlanta, Lv. Atlanta Ar. Dalton I No. 12. | No. ITT No, 11 o.::| 7 L ? SS 7 Art oSBfciSSft MIs 55 25 pml 8 25 ant 60 pmlu 45 am pml 2 00 pm .1' . No. L Daily. No. 3. | 'No. 5. M’ndy. I Friday, Wed’y | Satdy. Lv Columbus. . Lv Richland. . . Lv Dawson. . . Ar Albany. . . Ar Thomasville. Ar Brunswick. . Ar Jacksonville.* 3:40 pm 5:27 pm 6:40 pm 7:40 pm 11:00 am 8:10 am 8:25 am 7.-00 am 9:20 am 12:45 am -2:30 pm 6:40 pm 8:10 am 8:25 am 7:00 am 9:20 am 11:32 am •1:00 pra 6:40 pru 8:10 am 8:25 am NORTHBOUND. No. 2. Dally. No. A | No. 6. Tuesdy.| Friday. Thuady.| Satdy. Chatnoga. Ar, Cincinnati Lv. Chatnoga, Ar. MemphI*,. Lv. Cbatnoga. Lv. Ooltewh J Ar Knoxville. 7 10 ami 7 20 pm I 7 45 pm| 7 30 am I Wand 7 46pm 10 pm| 7 00 am 1 9 00 am 6 55 pm 0 35 am! 6 37 pm Il2 45 pmllO 15 nm THROUGH CAR ARRANGEMENT! Southbound. Ne. 1L—Solid vestlbuled train tn eonvllle. with Pullman h/wLi 1 , a 0k# goarore.tttelrtd for Jackabavilil^S No. 12.—Bolld vestibule train »« a. lanta, connecting ■?*' Chattanooga and way atatton. tr /t n «J or Pullman sleeping w, ^8* and Chattanooga. between Macon with sleeper attaclTed'from nesting with fast tralra^o^^ 0 *?' C0 JJ* MomPhJo and KnoxvilitJ * Clnclnnsa U^og^^^'^^Vr-rtrtoChat. ra^eto,'.i n p^ Uo “ » to routes Pareenrer and' Tlckst^ge^ Mac^a.s. Ayit'wJ^onfL"^ 1 Agent, At^ntToi D,vl,l0 » TMaenger C. A. Benseoter. Assistant General Passenger Agent, Knoxville. Tenm Lv.... Abbeville ....Lv 1 Lv.„. Greenwood ..Lvl Lv..,. Chester Lv Lv.... Monroe Lv Raleigh Lv . Weldon ....Lv Richmond ... Lv|U23|AM Ar- Washington ,.Lv|7M| _ _ Baltimore ...Lv 621j P M.IUOOlAr.. Philadelphia ..Lv J«l | 8 53|Ar... New York ...Lv| IftjPM. IPasscnger trains will stop_at Oemulg-a street to take on and let off passengers. Car on electric railway will connect with from the North at Oc- Connecttons with Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad. Bast Tennessee, V irgin ia and Georgia railroad and Central rail, road for all points In Florida and south west Georgia. Second—No. 402 leaving Macon at 9 a. ,-n. makes close connection with Middle Geor gia nnd Atlantic for Eatonton. Thlra—With Georgia railroad at Madh "Fourth—With solid train for Washing ton and Pullman Parlor Buffet ears Washington to New York city. Ticket offlee Is temporarily located at J. W. Burke’s book store. B. T. HORN. General Mansger. S. C. MAHONEY. Act’* O. P. A. E. W. BURKE, Ticket Agent. Columbus Southern Rdilwav Time Table No. 2LEffectlve Sept. 13, 1894. SOUTHBOUND. Lv Jacksonville. Lv Brunswick. . Lv Thomasville. Lv Albany. . . . Ar Dawson. . . Ar Richland. . . Ar Columbus. 7:00 pra| 7.-00 pm 7:25 pm 7J5 pm 2:20 pm 2:20 pm 6:50 un 7:00 am 750 am 956 am 950 am U:10 am 10:50 am| 2:00 pm Trains Noa. 1 and 2 arrive and depart from Union depots at Columbus and Al bany. Trains Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6 arrive and de part at foot of Seventh street, Columbus. H. C. HILL, Superintendent 7.00 pm 7:25 pm 8:00 am, 350 pm 451 pm 6:27 pm 950 p.m OCONEE AND WESTERN RAILROAD TIME CARD NO. 8. To Take Effect Monday, April. 8, XS94, Noa 1 and 2 will run dally except 0ua« day. All others irregular. Read Down. Read Up. 'No. 1. lMiles| iMJleol No72.~ *MM f IP. Mw’ 606 445 42$ 415 365 t 45 S 29 SOOlv, I Mar, ar.U 00 1V.1110 11 25 • Lv. Dublin .Ar 53 1 .. Hutchings .. 43 10 •Spring Haven. 43 13 ,.M Dexter .... 40 16 ... Alcorns ... 37 19 mm Chester ... 34 23 ... Yonkers ... 30 29 .... Empire .... .... Empire .... U 36 .... Cypres* ... 18 40 . HawkinsvlUe 13 47 6 IS .., Orovanla ... • 2 15 Close connections made at Dublin wta .Wrlfhtsvllle and Tennllle railroad In ftk directions. Eeat Tennessee, Virginia and Gergla trains pass Empire aa follows: Going South..., 15*8 pm Going North '43 Pm J. W. HIGHTOWER, d K. H. T. SIAHONET, Q. F. #: F. 7 CENTRAL R. R, of G-JEORGr-A. H. M. COMER AND R. <8. HAYES. RECEIVERS. - / READ UP READ DOWN. ...1*7 OS a m 1 U a m a m J—~ Ill 00 a m PS 24 p m -.'-I Ill nm •sio partnuam 313 pm 10 40 pm US5 pm 2 44 a m A. M. «M CU 110 S 15 1215 1* INaWSjNoao, 12 22 p m 1H pm 3 30 p m 3 11 p m IW pm III pm H4 pm —STATIONS— Leave Arrive..V.V.V"sbrt*VaUeyLeave Arn'e':-.::;:;:. Arrive....... aSSag,A";;;;;vte” Leave., Arrive.,,,,,’ Arrive Arrive..., Macon Port Valley »• Amorlcus „ Albany 7 45 p ml....:. .... 6 35 d mi 8 45 p ml ..;.... 2 26 a ml ../ .... •8 45 a ml to: Arrive.Dawson Arrive Fort Galnea « 10 p m Arrive “ Troy t Mv * 7 65 p m Arriva MontiSm.^ 6 15 |Ar. Atlanta Lv.j 3 coni 7 21, 6 50 |Ar.. Macon Lv.| iuS 34 |Ar. Athens .Lv.|3'40p[ unixomer T ..r^tak-to *7 45 a I i 2; S3 i V; ?2t» ir 1 m *»«»• TWT 8 00 p ml C 40 * m • 1 28 p ml 5 !0 a nu ll 60 a ml 4 10 a ra il 21 a m U 47 p » • — 9 20 a ml /•••» 10 37 a m!10 17 p 6 os a ml ’ f 10 a ml 8 62 7 15 a ml •7 45 a ml *7 20 Broughtonmil. mretlag point tor trains No*, lot and 101. Covington Junction meeting point far trains Noa 101 and I« W. B. THOMAS. Omeral Manager. **"* 7 45 a ml 8 05 p mill 30 a m 115 p ml 1 00 a m| 7 55 pm It 15 p mi'll 00 p m'u 30 a m 5 05 p mill 45 p m 13 17 p m « 10 p ml I 3 15 a ml 1 4* pm .....I 6 30 ft ml 6 SO p m I 0 00 a ml C 30 pm , Griffin “f71'*.—Atlanta Ar.... Chstlnnoog, via Atlanta ....Lv Macoa —4” Gordon ••Arrive MUI*d**rilta’*2III!l2nre Arrive . Mlllen ""lSvJ Augusts Leave Savannah Leave Arriva..., Arrive.. Arrive.. , -410 5 48 p m! 8 , _ •4 25 p ml*8/P »C 7 15 a m 1 *' n m ' * ll 00 a ml.,.. * 03 a m ..." •—* 7 30 .1 ml....* -•”* 3 39 a ml a m,:o 00 a ml...;. U 01 a mfi? P m 7 55 a itf JJ P ™ •6 30 a 17 4j P 1,1 Trains marked thus • dally; thus ! daily ev ren r , Bolld trains are run to and from Macon and Mnnfwm!‘rt,thus 7 *Bd Albany via SmlthvUle. Macon and Birmingham vl'f coi^nh!f* i,U£aula ’ S4vlna »*> f AUanu via Macon. Sleeping cars cn night train* betwen Savannah and m*SS U o . ' Parlor cars between Macon and Atiaml Wscon - Savannah nnd At! Passengers for Thomaxton take 7:55 a. m. or 4 Jg a. — , - - . r. m. train. Passengers tor Perry Uke U:16 a. m. train’- ,or ?- n Cedartown taka Ttil Uti* a. m. train. P.reengere for SylvanlTWrirttortlta SlfflS tf ly , Clayton should taka For further Information and for schedule* tor SitotJ w?2? er * vU , 1 -* ulre traln ' W. P. SHELLMAN. Traffic Manage” ®°“ u *»Yon<»-°tir lia, apply _ A a HAILE. General Pawnger Agent. ^ ,4rR^ I* J, * 0- aicxec Agt, Macoa