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A Town Wtoh Is liich jn the Memo,
lies of the History of
Georgia.
BUT PROGRESS THERE,
Her Citizens Show th« Tr«* Spirit of
Advancement tn the Work They
Are Now Osrryiog Ou—Ilia-
torlc Female College.
Forsyth, Nov. 14.-(Speclal-)-Forayth Is
I town peopled with the memories 01
oars when old Monroe was the sixth
oounty In wealth, and population in tfci
atate-of a. past when It was a. buslnst
and political centre. Here in the ante-
belium days came Stevens. Toombs, Cobt
and Hill and made their pleas snd waseo
their drills tot leadership and political
supremacy. The leaders are no more savt
in the memory of a people who remem
ber with pride the glorious paat in which
they were the ruling spirits. The suprem
acy of Monroe in population and politics,
importance is a thing of the past. "As
feoe* Monroe so roes Georgia" is no longer
m
KITCHEN.
* POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE
“Shim River Route to Florida,”
GEORGIA MIDLAND AND GULF R. B.
Gunning Double Dolly
TTaius Between Columbus and Atlanta.
SCHEDULE] IN EFFECT OCT. 14. 1101.
NORTHBOUND. -
No. 51 | No. 61
Xis always a picture both quaint
aadbewitenin’
That lurks iu my mind, of my
. . grandmother's kitchen :
White wood-work, bright tinware, blue plates in a row, !
That great spotless kitchen of long, long ago.
But
The things in my kitten are many times brighter.
My “©or, with less labor expended, is whiter.
Since GOLD DUST—the Powder for cleansing you know!
Improved on the methods of long, long ago.
is used in thousands of homes to-day. Bright
women everywhere appreciate its usefulness.
HACK ONLY BY
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chlceao, St. Lonli, litw Tort, Bcten, fhllsdeiphlA
Is the only di
rect line from'
Jacksonville,' Palatka,
YQ St. Augustine, Ocala,
Sanford, Titusvill,
Bartow, Tampa,
Whil Macon CU '“' °“ r tralns arrIve ana <Se ‘ iar ‘ from 'inton de-
♦rni , ... - »v. up strong and won by a good l*»pgth
y “ kenlal kindliness, the un. Jockey Landrum was suspended “for
tt hospitality of the old days. Is stu tala poor riding on T.uily ltlchmoml
’ • j In the third raco McKee was tho
Engirted round about by far reaching I favorite, whlle-Tola and Owlet were
Stretches of hills, mellowed by the soft Well played. Wall .11 a and loin led
haalness of Indian slimmer, there is ar ^ wa y »n even terms to tho last
air ol old-world Quiet and restluinest turu ’ '"'here Owlet and McKee c/lmo
here that makes one almost rorget tha. “p. A hot finish landed Owlet a winner
Just beyond its'borders is- the busy ant fJ t a , len Sth and McKee a nose In front
tireless rush of a Workaday world that * ° xynj jenwe < ■, _ ' , ,
takes no thought of the past. Dredlcatine -.'Lr* Elllott > at 4 to C, carried most
nil things on the present^ tn tile fourth, with Leo-
things on the present and lutura
Vet the Innovating forces of the new
- nardo a good second at 0 to 5, Long-
Cay that wiU make OeorgiV tim e'enUT
cotton e , mi>lre a ” n ' v by - A ' to *• Leonardo took dm Tea.} « tho
cotton mm employing forty hands and a j start, but ran wide on the llrst turn
large cotton seed oil mill are tho chief and lost it to Longbwok. His posl-
industries. In addition is a earrings fac j tlon was maintained to the wire, nl-
tory employing ten hands. though Leonardo was but a short head
A system of waterworks has been pro-! behind Longbrook, and Will KIKott
Jeeted. By a vote of the people an issu< I half ft Instil further Oldk when they
of bonds to the amount of 530,000 has beer i 9u:t w blpplng.
authorized. As soon as these can hi 1 The talent was at sea lr. th« Pith
printed st-.d disposed ol the work will bt i I?f e ’ a miIe handicap for 2-year olds.
commenced and pushed'to an early com
piQtion.
Monroe Female College, located here, li
the second oldest institution of that kind
**“ 8tfl -te. but Its reputation Is
seexmd to none. Under the management
hi P “? e11 ' president, aeslstec
True Teuny, because Sims was up. had
a slight advantage at 5 to 2 Ella Heed
selling at-3 to T, Lobeagula, Cockiido
and King Gold 5 to 1 eac’.i; Emma 20
to 1, Tuscan 25 to l and Thyra LOO to 1.
King Gold set a pace too fast to hold
by an able corps of teachers, it rnamum. *»4 the -back sfr.Vch was collared
a , high standard of scholarship. Th, ' l ' T ’ »■*•—*»*■ — 1 *
ln attendance at pres.
*ot id about 100. Establlsihed in the 40’s
instruction ha, been continuous except
mif ret ImerYol In war days. ■ whec
mLi i!??® *V, lWln ® was used as » hos
pitsJ, and while it was being rebuilt af
burned in 1870. To the credit ol
b® entered up its gift o,
815,000 to Monroe College and Hilliard In.
££ u ‘* <» Wb made Juat after Georgt.
herself from the Inpoverlshlns
ot carpet-bag rule. It w*s |
noble and generous gift.
by Lobengula, who was not afterwards
handed, and won by a neck. Ella
Reed was half a length ln front of
Emma. .
In the final event Ed 'Kearney, at 9
to 10, led from start to flnlih, and
won trader a pull.
EASTMAN’S NOMINATIONS.
Eastman, Nov. 13.—(Spadal.)—The
town of Eastman has taken another
step-forward in progress and develop-
roent. Monday there was a large clti-
zerm. -meeting gathered together for
the purpose Of nominating a ticket for
mayor and aldermen, resulting in the
eetectipnioraiLiJ E. Wooten for may-
M J ’ B - Caldweg,
M. «. Edwards nnd Dr. J. D. Herr-
man for aldermen. This -ticket will no
?™ bt commend itself to a large ma-
™». ty ** voten ot Eastman. It
wise and eco
nomical administration ot tfcto town
rF£i erl t n ®?*' We hope soon to see a
new charter commensurate with the
*° wna growth and a new school syg-
£ m J£. at "?“■ lllu strate bur Intention
to become In the near future one of
the bast young cities In the stake.
. .a romantic career. »
Ed King Returns After Many Tears
*o, Reclaim His Own.
Augusta, Nov. 14.—(Special.)—Ewaxd
hi« K n ®’ a ot whose romantlo
<waa published 4n -the Herald
yesterday, arrived In -the city last
BeMt2r > wL*i t i ettor ?; ot lotroduotlon to
^ V?’.* nd wIU set th » «*•
SS5SPj.ya.* ,t febtlsroan- in the
•ciircn for hl« people.
fJSVTK*" 1 ,n A ^ gU8ta * and wa »
when quite a child
by his uncle, who wan executed there
Q- few months ogo. Just before hla un
thit he ' vaB born ,n Augusta;
,i. fa , ther was hdmed King and
that w W6n name Randolph;
May and^hi h , hi w ” 8 Wl llvln B last
time' of peol>Ie were nt ‘he
promlnentl * ^ Very wealu »' a " a
ifi am ® at 02ce ir< *ai Nloararua
or r^„r her ' if * he ia
afterno^Sg^h thta
an Ve S-
Mr. Dugenliw Klnfi 06 ? yeJ U s ag0 - arw
ss^3®SrigSM?«
flscaired in, NIcaraUia. 1 h waa eon -
burned to death.
N. Dmrgeit, J S^ea 1 ri"md PeCiM - ) ~ WIIlla
<lled at 1.30 this mfvSy* A *J««ro laaa,
of horrible suffering™ 0 ' aft ' r
peddler, who WbSLSP’"s* 1 ** a
yestenday aftemoo?^^ iX PMce,
coming from the hou'se tT-Tt ,:ln w
round the giS2 rSR.£ e ! « «o<l
b(L ■ . -mi ,
TALroFspETi i: /£v.
Me,-a U inners V.-s-.-ritsy. ,
Wgsilnjtton, Nov." l-t .. „
AaapKa today the ■re*A^. wm e l«r
fif A"^laneo D was
sr« tS *. «"»<**
Hlffiipoiet » 11. was tM chalaa „r
the^y T ro‘, ; . iteJ.Zac^,^
ilv^Vi^oT 1
They .finished i - t.'e tfier named .f -ii-
pomt BoUe ■; kh. • lead ,,f !
lengths ut th* «A t and malnraial.ng j
it to the wir<\ Kl • Ph.di-as h.jtu'.ed |
lunar by two l-o :h..
Itanfs «htd at 4?J *.5 ;-j the sec-vtd
w.-h Lady R'. iciij .d s-con-l choice!
Elm vt-iy thlnf <1 » - Pouch Colt
lead Into tile stre wf, ou^/Jarrts cams
IN THE PAVILION.
Attendance very good and speculation
lively. Today's card Is aJ) that could be
desired. The sport Improves and the
crowd grows larger. That’s to be ex-
pected.
First, quotations received in Puttere
EavtUwn- at 12.45 p. m.
AT ST. ASAPH YESTERDAY.
First race—Four and one-half furlongs,
selling.- Time. 68li.
High Point Belle; 108; 3 to 6....(Griffin) 1
"i-,ebut; 110; 7 to 2 ..(Penn) 2
Mid Star; 108; 4 to 1 (Doggitt) 3
Second race—Four and one-half 1 fur
longs, selling. Time, 67.
Harris; 107; 7 to 10 (Griffin) 1
Pouch (colt); 108; 10 to-1..(Doggett) 3
E £2 a May ’ 10S: 7 *° 1 -(Tribe) 3
Third race—Five-eighths of a mile, all
ages. Time. 1:02».
Owlet; 106; 11 to 5 ....(Penn) 1
f *° , 6 -" L...(Griffin) 2
lola, 109, 3 to 1 (Dogrett) 3
Fourth race—Three-fourtha of a * mile
selling. Time, 1:16)4.
I^ng Brook: HO; 8 to 1 (Doggett) 1
Leonardo: 98; 7 to 5 (Griffin) 0
Elliott; 106; 4 to 5 .....' mb") f
1*4 race— ° no miIe ' handicap. Time,
l-obengula; 102: 6 to 1 (K**f*\ i
To Build Up
Your syutern and restore
Yotir Strength
Invigorate your Liver and
Puriiy Your Jibuti
Strengthen your Nerves and
Give An Appetite
Take that Excellent Medicine,
P. I*. P.
w <g**** Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
Abbott’s East Indian Corn Paint rure.
all Corns. Warts and Bunions.
DEPARTURES—SOUTHBOUND.
N0 latki°” > Mont *°®«7 and Pa-
N °'laUa f ° r " m
No. 61 for LaGrange (Ex. Sun.) 8:0 ft m
ARRIVALS—NORTHBOUND.
No 2 from Palatka and Mont-
’*« * 4^0 p m
No. 4 from Palatka and Jack-
aonville 4:05 a m
No. 6 from Tifton (Sat. only).... 10:60 u m<
S?' JfJSH 10:50 a m
No. 52 from LtGrango (Ex Sun.).. 2:45 p
THEFAIR
WHITE FRONT,
Almost Opposite Post Offloe.
Sign and Square on Window.
i&rse rMsfstsvia, s-‘ m “■
ullman buf.
Vine at 8da a ra. wd P^tkaIt 2 a. m w!2?rJ}, P / I< : tlta ’ * rrlvl "« ln Jackson-
at 11 dO a m. makes^~ J? tndla m,ul wain leaving Macon
Montgomery. «rlvmg th«^ . 7 W n m wllh , S ' A. M. last expre.s lor
a oc=v,"r
L LAN’K nlm * “ n<1 aJl3reaS t0r beaut ^ ul Photogravure.
Lv. Columbus 7^0
Lv. Waverly Hall... 1
Lv. Oak Mountain Q .
Lv. Warm Springs....! 8:
*i 4V * r'oodbury....
Lv. Concord.
Lv. Williamson
Ar. Griffin •;
Ar. Macon, C. R. it ...
Ar. Atlunta, q. R. R,.
Lv. Griffin
Lv. McDonough
southbound]
Lv. 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. Oak Mountain
Lv. Waverly Hail
A/*. Collumbus
654 p.m.
6:12 p. in,
6:31 p.m,
6:59 p.in.
7:34 p.m«
6:04 p.m*
6.14 p.m,
9:06 p.m.
Genl. Manager,
Macon, Ga.
G. A MACDONALD,
tt.nl Passenger Agt.,
.. Macon, Ga
Fine Individual Tea Setts, 75o. sett.
Very fine China Cups and Saucers,
IS and 20c.
Fine China Plate*. 10 and 12o.
Everything rock bottom. No retail
store ln America can beat my prices
R- F. SMITH,
Bole and Only Proprietor.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
SCHEDULE TO AND FROM AUGUSTA
York. 7 twenty ' Blx hour » Macon to N-b
Ji®, “• ‘rain ha. through Pullman
buffat sleeper Macon to New York.
JN.Y.T’nJD’y M’l|N’t Ex.
Lv. Macon. . . .
Lv. Milledgevllle
Lv. SparU. . .
Lv. Warren ton,
Lv. Camok. ,
Lv. Thomson,
Lv. Harlem. .
Ar. Augusta. . .
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:40 am
11.17 am
11:28 am
11:46 am
12 .*00 pm
1:00 pm
AUGUSTA TO MACON.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON.
Passage From Savannah
TO NEW YORK :
Cabin, $20; Excursion, 552; Steerage,
$10.00.
TO BOSTON :
Cabin, 322; Excursion, ?30; Steerage,
511.75.
TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA NEW YORK.
Cabin, $22.50; Excursion, 530; Steer
age, 512.50.
Atlanta and New Orleans
Short Line.
A1 LAW 1A and WEST POINT R. R.
quickest aim Most. Ilttuia,
Montgomery, Selma, Mobil.. New Or-
leans, Texas and Southwest.
Lv s °zr d - ?°' w ' N °- M ’ n ^~
Lv. Atlanta "’" 5 S IS am l 7 65 ttm
Ar. Montgomery' u ft? J “ H 1 JO pm
Ar. Pensacola^' s « ? *? W * » Pn»
Ar. Mobile ' b m S 5? am l 6 M am
Ar. New Orl’.,," io « 5S‘, *® »m 8 05 «n
Ar. Houston ", pm LI “ »»l 7 » *m
TO SELMA.
All trains arrive and depart Union de
pots at Columbus and Griffin. Ask foff
tickets and see that they read via tha
Georgia Midland ami Gulf Railroad.
CLIFTON JONES. Gen. Pas. Agt.
C. W. CHEARS. Gen. Manager. 1
Columbus, Ga.
„?! h * raeamneent steamship, of th,a.
““ appointed to sail as follows,
standard time:
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
(Central or 90th Meridian Time.)
Nov. 18, 7:30 ,
Leave Montgomery..,
Arrive B.lma
.19 » pm| 8 to am
• |H(15 pm|U IS am
.leeper New^York to'Nsw^rt VMC;bul ‘
dining car to Orleaue, and
JOHN A. 8 OEFV Mr an d Oen. Mgr.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY~coii
WESTERN OYBTEm.
—_!____80UTIIBOUND.
Leave Macon“
Arrive rnnk.a.
iJTi., jnovv is. 7:30 pm "*«con ,
JS an,1 “ C1 ‘) r Mon., Nov. 19, Is:0o am Ari-roJ S 00l,ra n
SL la ‘‘ a h°P 0 h«. ... Wed., Nov. 21, 12:39 pm Hhwklnsvlll,.
t -J rt - Nev. 23. 2:00 am Pitman.
Sat - Nov. 24, 3:00 pm
8r o/ n”::4: l!S £S
Chattohooc^e- ^ -° V ’^ ,iM am
Nocoocheo
j No. 1.
No. J.
No. 5#
1 D4Jly.
r —** —.—!.
M’ndy.
Wed'y
Friday.
Satdy.
Arrlvi SSS^
Arrive Savannah '*•*
(Lamly)
,.®*® owe-—One*' 'inii.,''' MlLm'g.''
1 S?, ai 7 ley: 1M : «v«n (Sims) 1
MIsa Dixie; 99; 5 to 2 (R. Doggett) 9
Skllmore; 102; 5 to 2 (Griffin) 3
Trgck fail k J 4
, AT ST. ABAPH TODAY.
ii™ rat ».f a<: S _ 9 Il *^’ aI ‘ h 111 '. nulden., sel-
ling. The Scalper, 94; Pretense, 94: Nine,
yafti. 102; Festival. 102; Som Err^Ir, IC§.
Mkrlngo, 109; Elloe Morrison (Alley). 100:
W 100: EM - b “ h <"'■
Becond race—Three-fourtha ot a mile,
allowance.. Jack of Spades, 112; Harrlng
ton, 102; Defargtba, 114; Sam'Weller, 107;
Governor Flfer. 09. '
Third’ race—Six and one-half furlongs
jelling. Robu.ta, 109; Flirt, 109; Barone,.
104; Melody, 104; White Wlngi, 104; Pan
way, 107.
Fourth race—Five and one-half furlong.
■e" ln F- Mll.y, 114; Phoebus, 102; Flush
1M; Doggett, 108; Velvet Rose. 102; Ab
lngdon, 92; Bizarre, 89.
r ™ e ~ < i? a ’ hal fml, e. selling. Will
Elltolt. 107; Nero. 107: Copyright, HO
Prince George, HO; Blue Mom, 110; Dark,
n.si, 110; Blue Garter, U0.
Sixth race—One mile. Speculation, 65
Plenty, 102; Jodan, 102; McIntyre. 102- So
taukel 96; Star Actress.
First odd. received In Putzel'# Pavil
ion at 12.45 p. m.
Lv. Augusta. .
Lv. Harlem. .
Lv. Thomson.
Lv. Camok. .
Lv. Warrsnton,
Lv. Sparta. . .
Lv.. Milledgevllle
Ar. Macon.
SSWSc
8:20 ami l;u pm 12:26 run
SdOam 1.35 pm
*•£-.«" i-« pm
,*■ ara 2:27 pm
, l ?™ am 3: “ PW
H:00 am| 4:25 pm
Sat., Dec. I 7:00 pro
Stv l rt S A* ^ Ve< ‘'» Bee- R llioo am
§ fes&S:: StS' l iSB
Kan«. aty Mon.. Dee. l£ 3 M pm
Chattahoochee .... Wed., Dec. 12, 5.00 r-m
Naeoochee Frl, Deo. 14. 6Sam
Tollahaesee ait., Doe. If, 7:00 p m
City of Augu»ta....Mon„ Dec. 17. 8:00 pm
0f Bltralnghm-Wod., Dec. 19, IJ:0Oam
Kan.« aty Frl.. Dee. 31. 1:00 pm
Sat., Dec. 22, 2:00 pm
Mon.. Doe. 24, 4:0.0 pm
12M am Tallahoaie. Wod., Dec. 28, 6:00 pm
°'*J Augusta.....Frl., Dec. 28, 6:30ana
SSI«S Bjrmlnghaim.8at.. Dec. 29, 7:£0 pm
.Mon., Dm. 81. 8:00 pm
2:00 am
2:14 am
3:27 am
4:48 am
6:45 am
Sleeping ears between Augusta and uT
THOMAS K. SCOTT.
.General Manager.
JOE W. WHITE,
, Traveling Passenger Agsot.
A. O. JACKSON.
General Passenger Agent
Augusta, Oa.
W. W. HARDWICK,
Passenger Agent, Macon, ba.
L. J. HARRIS,
Ticket Agent Mason Oa.
.CON, DUBLIN AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD.
Time Table No. 18, Taking Effect Sunday
September 9, 18J4,
P M|P Mj
4 00( 3 001 Macon .
5 J0J----M, to N. Junction..,
* J JJ| Swift Creek
4 SSI 3 30
4 831 3 40
4 46 3 50
OH. WHAT A COUGH!
Will you heed the warning—tha elg-
naa, perhaps, of the sure approach off
that more terrible disease, consumtioh?
Ask yotir self if you can afford, for th*
•nice of saving 60. oents, run the risk
and do nothing for It We know from
experience that Shiloh’s Cure will cure
your cough. It never falls. This ex
plains why more than a million bottles
were wold tha past year. It k11,v«
J™? M4, whooping cough at once.
Mothers, do not be without it For
lame back, aide or cheat use Shiloh’s
Porous Plasters. Sold by Goodwin &
Brasil Drug Company. «rner
street and Cotton avenue. '-'lerry
Dry Branch
Fikes Peak .
. Fltzporlck.
... Ripley. ...
- „« k ii, Jeffersonville
f H i a l Galllmors .
■"15 Danville
’ ’ Alisa torn ..
Montrose ...
, - Dudley ’
g 02| 6 071......... Moor,i
6 15| 6 30| Dublin
5 Cot 4 20 .
d a; b ooj
i 30] 8 12 .......
■ 40 5 32
I 60 6 50
|AM|AM
to 30(10 15
10 20; 111 os
10 10|10 00
8 60| 3 60
8 35| u 40
•1 9201 I 30
9 05 | 9 a
8M| 9 16
8 801 9 06
« 16| 8 60
8 O0| 8 46
V 461 g 15
7t0| «a
714 *12
7 00/800
Kansas City _
Oltr of Maoon Thur.’, Dec! "i! lllsot
SAVANNAH TO BOSTON.
Gats City Thur., Nov. 15, 6:30 pm
City of Macon....Thur., Nov. 22, l-oo nm
G a ‘e C|‘F Thur.: Nov. S, S» pm
Gattt City a**##,,,,,Thur., Dfa 13 k.-ta __
City of Maoon Thur., Dw. S y jo a£
Qat * City Thur., Dec. 27, 6:M pS
SAVANNAH TO PHILADELPHIA
(This ship does not carry passengers’.)
Deseoug Sun., Nov, 18 g-no
Dessoug Wrd.! Nov! m! * !
Dessoug Sat, Dec. 8, 130 nS
Dessoug Tues.. Doe. is »oo
Dee >°^ Fid-. Dec. 2s! S™
J. P. BECKWITH, G. A.,
»A^. ,n s. i
C. O. Anderson. Agent, S^vantuA (Rt
IJ « pm !u CO am
‘J M umlI2 43 pm
7 40sni 3 40 pm
12 54 am
4 15 am
6 16 am
tt'Xfam MNP
_C 56_am » 47pm
NORTHBOUND.
1 28 pm
5 15 prp
7 15 pm
V -3 pin
nulimam
C.H. HOW AN. MllwAUkM, Wl*.
—f^^J-No.'.uTNinr
a.."I 7 j? ““ * 25pm( S 25 an
oml f Mam] ‘
?ra| 4_45_atn| 7
I 7 10 am "7'
— 7 7
J “Jem! 7 45 pm
8 10 nni| 7 00 «rn
!K;« ifipm
88 »ra « 37 pni
,... Jl-IOpmlio 15pin
F'SSSsaa*
Brunswick. tor J*°ksoaviIia tt
n1' «;iI3Sb u s? Brus,wlck -
Pullman sleeping Carrie.
4nfl Chattanooga. kotwson Macon
No* 14.—Solla train A
with slssper atteoSdfChatunooga,
ii.cting with fasttnlE’r At ' an ‘*. eon-
No. P l»lc, n r a r. Kn ?* V, '“ nClnn: ' ll ‘
tsnooga, whlchVM'f ?* r «° Chnt-
t buls train tor Clncin£?!i . *9 «oUd ves-
aieoplng care attachSd '^ w,th Pullman
Chattanoog-. wlth^^t WTlSt &
raf<^ eto, 1 ,* apply™* U<>n to rontss.
Passenger snd CARR.
c. h. fir5a^ M v*g» nt ! Msoon. a*.
Knoxville, Tenn.^ ° aa * raJ Manager,
Aaenl ’Washlnijlon, 0 *" *c ‘ Pu,,D **’
Agoiit", Ai’- n nToS: D1V, ‘ ,0n P«»n,„
^*s«^er B r;cM?Kno x 'v!f| tan .^° n tD «‘ a ‘
i
No. 2.
Dally.
Lv JackBonvitle.
7:00 pm
Lv Brunawtck. .
7615 pm
Lv Thomasvlllo.
2:20 pm
Lv Albany. . . .
«:M nm
Ar Dawson. . .
7:50 am
Ar Richland. . .
0:00 am
MACON AND NORTHERN RAILROAD^
TIME TABLE, OCT. 20. 1894.
Road Down. Read Tip*
A M.|AM| |PM|P1L
8 45|Lv Macon ..a..Ar|6 30|
10 S6|Lv Machen Ar 4 33
U321Lv.e.. Madison ....Ar|S45j
203|Lv.*..e Athens Art 2 031
8 66|Lv...e Abbevlllo ....Lv|12» *
4 23 Lv..«. Greenwood ..Lv|U43
tf23Lv.... Chosier Lv|0 3S
8 06|Lv.... Monroe ... ..Lv 8 23
AM. U126|Lv.... Ralcish Lv 416
8 06Lv Weldon ,...Lv|l<i8
6 40|Ar.... Richmond . ..Lv|U25|A8|
94f» Ar.. Washington ..Lvl 7301
llOO.Vr... Baltlmoro ...Lv 6 311
P M. 112 00|Ar.. Philadelphia ..Lv 3 4l|
| 353|Ar... New York ...Lv| 220;PM«
Passenger trains will stop nt Ocmulget
street to taka on and let off passengers.
Car on electric railway will connect with
No. 2 at 6:30 p. m. from the North at Oc*
mulgee street.
Connections with Georgia Southern and
Florida Railroad. Eaot Tennessee. Virgin-
la and Georgia railroad and Central rail
road for aU'poinla ’n Florida *nd south*
west Qtarg'ou
Second-No. 402 leaving Macon at 0 a. ;n*
makes closo connection with MidJls Geor
gia nnd Atlantic for Katonton.
Thlra—With Georgia railroad at Madt*
Fourth—With solid train for Washing*
ton and Pulimnn Parlor Ituffet ears,
NVanhington to New York city.
Ticket Office In temporarily located at
J. W. Burke's book store.
E. W. BURKE. Ticket Agent
Columbus ?• outhern Railway
Time Table No. tl Effective 6ept 13, 189i
SOUTHBOUND.
Lv Cclumbue.
Lv Hicblandy
Lv Dawson. .
Ar Albany* .
Ar Thomaaville. ll:<w am
Ar Brunswick. . 8U0 am
Ar Jaoksouvllle.. S:36 am
3M5 pm
6:27 pm
G:4U pm
j 7 ;4Q pm
7^)0 am
9:20 am
12:45 am
2:30 pm
6:40 pm
6:10 am
6:25 am
7:00 am
9:20 am
11:32 am
l:w) pm
0:40 pm
8:10 an(
8:25 am
NORTHBOUND.
No. 4. | No. 0.
Tuesdy.j Friday*
Thusdy.j Satdy.
7:00 pm
7.2$ pm
2;2v pm
7:00 am
0:06 am
1:10 am
2:00 pm
7.00 pm
79 pm
8:00 am
8:00 pm
4:31 pm
6:27 pm
0:00 pm
depart
Ar Columbus. .|10:90 am
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 arrive 'un<J
from Union depots at Columbus and'AU
bany. j
Trains Nos. 3. 4. 5 and 6 arrive and de*
part at foot of Seventh street, Columbus*
H. O. HILL, Superintendent
TIME CARD NO. «,
To Take Effect Monday, April 6, 1JM,
Noe. 1 and 2 will run dally except Suo*
day. All others Irregular.
Head Down. Road Up*
Jfo. 1. IMUea] |Mtlee| NoT 1*'
MJ
9 00]
• U
» M
9 46
16 00
10 20
16 40
ar.U 00
lv.ll 10
11 26
or.li 40
Lr. Dibits .Ar
Hutching*
.Spring Haven.
... Dexter ...
... Alcorn* „
... Cheater „
.. Yonkere ..
,*• Empire ...
«• Empire ...
... Cypres* ,.
Hawklnsvllle
4 41
4 S
4 16
IS
I 40
5 86
1 WV*
Ittne,
Qrovanla ,
Close connection* made at Dublin wit*
WrlgbtsvlU* nnd TannlUe railroad in totfc
directions. ■
K**t Tennts«M, Virginia and Osorgia
trains pars Empire as followst
South.....
Going
Going North.
•IS M pm
14i pm
HI3HT0WKR, O. E
H. V. MAHON BY, O. h 62.1.
R R. ^faEORGIA
] could get 'rellefl
from a most horri-!
ble blood disease, I j
hod spent huiidrrfs
[ina?!i arS iT^ Y ^ G various remedies*
! ? one of which did me
J any good. My finger nails came off,
PXfiS.TMWfg"*"!
HOT 8PRINCS i
I Hoping to bo cured by this celebrated I
j treatment, but very soon became!
{disgusted, and decided to TRY!
I The effect was!
| truly wonderful. II
commenced to re-1
lu2s fi 5!Si5? t 2Sif t n f by I
jwtk* , w«* «mir.|y cured-1
•.5. S. wh«r •**' -— y ■
mr* had
wm. r
Middle Georgia and Atlantic Railroad.
Effective September 2, e O’clock, A. M.,
Rtaa Oo ™ nt*a up.
U W p| T U|Lv. Augu.te .Ar I G. * u
1 9 09 |Lv. Mec<m ..A r r ; l i | « «',
I cure* "S* * Ilur * , Y cured— I
1 Hot SprTn t » h^ S / 4i ^ n lh « Wo r:j-renowaed |
* ^ LOOMIS, Shreveport, I n.
Our Book o
fn* (4 any r-~n~~
swift gpxcinc CO- AlI.0U,Gt
- Jf’L P. H.
liar Mlll’g-vm Ar/| 7 601 l w
Lv Dalontoq Ar.j 7 <6 | u u
Ar Eaton ton Lv| « M | u «r
Lv Eatonton Ar| < (6 | u ft
Ar. Atlanta Lv.| 3 <Z jZ.
«M Ar.. Macon Lr. p JJSl **
|Ar. Athens .Lv!| 240JI
N., B M n rr —
*22 a 82£ m ZSfV“^ *«-« ro,
W. B. THOMAS, General Manager.
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY — xr M
rea and James It. Avam, txsouSrs of
•sute of Mrs. Catherine A.
of said county, decesaed. havinx
sentsd to this court that they hav/rPif"
di•charged the duties of £&
now MU Icr letter* of disrnlM.'on.^ Thi?
therefor* to noUty all partita cotu*JL»i
to file their objection, ir any
on or before the f.rat Monday in jj n n.r»’
I8W. or else letter* of dSnu*iS*H6
then be Issued as asked fcr. 1,1
C. M. WILEY, Ordinary,
nnhVSlfer Schttlul. h, ef f^ EK XND R S ‘ UAYES - RECEIVERS.
between MACON* C0Lii°mJ U, :Jl” 4 :.. 8 “ ndara T “"e. 90th Meridian.
VB. BIRMINOHAH. MONTGOMERY AND ALBANY.
REAP DOWN.
-.1
^FfoT'am
• * 15 a m
•JU w » m
[U M pm
I 4 15 p m
JJ P ra,*ii it . m
!!!? '"‘M,! K: * “MapS
1M pm
pm
}? « p m
4 5? p “
* 44 • tn
sOlkUU^J
■ wmiTfici*!
-STATIONS-
Leave
Arrl vV.V.V.V/ * Fort* Valie-r Arrtv.
Arrtv. cbinmt ! r Leave
OpoMk. f -ar *
Macon
Afflyt,.,
Leave.,,,
Arrlvo,.,
Arrlvt..,,
Arrlvt.
.Arrive
•Leavt
• Leave
Leave
3*ort Valley*
. Amerlcus ..
Arrive. Fort biinaa ••••••Legyt
Arrlv « HodtwmOT
1(1 pin ....
6 35 p m ....
* 45 p m .....
HI in .....
** 45 . ml
411 pm
tH pm
1 24 p m
U 60 l
10 17 a m[10 IT pm.
5 05 a ml ..... .
110 a ml 4 51 p m ,
111 l ml.
Train, marked thus
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