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A Decree of Sale Will Be Asked For
in the Soperior Court This
Morning.
beceiyer SPARKS returns. that robbery at chakcey
H« Won't Talk About Ho organisation,
but Say« th, Rosd Will Bo fold*
Secretary of the Interior Smith
Hero to TaHoVart, *
Ona Which Almost Rivals the Famous
Luther A. Hall Conspiracy *
Case.
Is Laid at the Door of Several Prominent
CltUenc—A. .lattice of the Voaco
and a Couple ofBx*Slar«haIs
Are Implicated*
Thfe 'towns of Chaunoey ana East
man are 'torn up over a sensation, the
like of which has not been known there
Receiver W. B. Sparks taf «the Geor-
Sid Southern and Florida returned
from N*w York ,y*«©rday morning, ^ *vuwwu t
and Important development, in Geor- [' Mnoe Uie Ha'lTconaplScy
gla Southern artjdra may now be ex- unearthed.
P *i** e<1 ' „ ... TAe sensation Involves the arrest ot
The (lret will come today In the a number of wall-known citizens, who
shape or an application for the sale of are charged with having planned and
the t oad at 'the eorileffi possible day. committed Itifle hold and standing mb-
Judge Jim Griggs of Dawson will ar- b er y which took place In Chauncey
rive In the city this morning to hear L on the night or Oct. SI.
the application for a decree,' and the f on that night the safe in the South-
attorneys and others interested are sit- era depot waa' blown open and *350 cf
isfled iuha't a sale will be ordered. the SOuiaittrn Express Company's mou-
Hod. Hoke Smith, Secretary of the ey takea, wnile .the storehouse Of Butm
interior, tfho represents as attorney & Smith was broken .into, the safe
'the trustees or the bonds, is already blown open and J2.700 in cusn and four
here to take part In to-day's proceed- gold waitohea stolen,
inga. Ho arrived in .the city ar a late Tne town tor.Oaauncey was consid-
hour Wednesday night, and registered efably exited over the roobery and
at the Hotel Lanier. The Secretary .detectives weue at once put up work
spent most of the day quietly in his ;«* ch* case, tt(rb negroes anally being
room, or,, rather. alt worfewin his room, | arrwved on euspjoion and sent to jml
but he found time to receive a number in aelaUlt of a Si,000 bond each. De-
of prominent citizens during the after- c. A. Avant, of Macon, was tone of
noon, and waa given a cordial wei- the officers sent down to Investigate
«ta n^"ndSd Q ffilf tSSa any
alreadyperfocted- is about the best
SUSf* can be done for ali con- LuV’J. hSicS.
The reorganlzatibn plans ire ton I {* ac ' vaod t^’eral others, aji of whom,
complicated to be briefly stated but in' , y Sv£\ e J ueeu a™***. 1 to* are
the main points have already teen cor- rJwii.vi *5?2 4 " , g to advices
recti y published. The iteoreA&lcnttan reo ®Ived by (him yesterday from DciLa-
commltrec simply propose to buy in the ^ iahapl J** attorney® for the
road when put uo at s . le Prosecution ac Eastman.
•’ • 'AT WORK ON THE CASE.
When Detecdve Avant was sent
. i dowa to work on the case the tw'o
Receiver tfparks caromed around the heroes had been arrested and piaceo
porters questions when nn I ill iall on what hn mnd.Wkj
Lv. Thomson
Lv. Camak.
Lv. Warrenton..
Lv. Sparta.
r. MUledgevlUt
Ar. Macoa^
road when put up at receiver'*,
paying for it such amount cte will prob
ably be named by the court as 'ahe
upset price.
Receiver t_ ^ t
?***»• when an effort I to Jail on what he consLdened^'very
was made to extract information frcirf flimsy testimony. The thing which
him concerning reorganization, and he struck him as being peculiar was the
^ *0" «» Ml to 1st o£t &M tote certain tefoS ffi cSSn«y
hc slar » out for were over-zealous in having the two
dead *3 any man living or negroes oonvictad, some of them g'o-
croe*of'sot that a de - v ' 1 ? lcl1 to* negroM^rafd^gfven^n
croe or safe is *to be asked for to-day, splcuous parts.
_ th i s _? e bad no further in- on, Detective Avant began to
thTOfw some light bn -the ownership of
Gener°? C p’ SEBKERS ’ '^ AT£ ^' ;' - a “ d deposed 5£S^Hwwa**a*f*S l -
ESS fS** «**« he at- I Property, he claiming at the time? how
tented an important ralie meeting, at ever - thal: the negroes had probably
which a <n»(r otf-particular intent •««?» « Mmg his yard. “.. pro ° aDly
* 0 ‘N» Seotlon came “P- .Then Detective Avant derided.to eete-
EeSore J proposition to name "Home- 2h?, to® negroes in order to 'find ^ui
seekers excuneion rates.''t6 amply from J* L.', hey kna7 -'' *ud accordingly he
points Nortn to allln-the South, just °i*°, of th ean to Maopn and had
ae such rates now apply to the West' ln v JaJ1 s ' re - FroS the negre
These excursions would be r.,nl i£. cl tiS?-to h* v «. setured a full confea-
iS’unTtl?in a a' „ AN ' 0HrBR WXFE8SIDN ' ■
■which it Is believed ■'would bring him .** confession,, the detect
areds of prosptetoS ZSff ove?y war to V
SSu. Tteex^onfe Wle , ,ie £Xff" ^M&U*
„ caeursionlets would be fate- J® ' hod Ucen employed by her to reorsent
bx oompetcnt land or im- ^.band as an attorney It
migration agents, shown el-erything an ta ®>' matter to learn the nart tit.-tu„,
T/t^ lng .T^il® here. ^nd Xn afl h l a taken «5 robS^" mTt h " cllcnl
tor ’in negctlating J^ h tA ct f ctl \ 6 u thQn <*«• back to Mo
tor lands. B I con and found .here a certain,-white nin
' — ,1 "’bo claimed that ho had been Invited tt
THEY MEET TO-DAY. 1 : | fuse? Pat6 • ,D • tJl * roW>e ^» but had
St iSftoT of F'orl- ^Mrenemily k „ow n that
SJ*J5J3 Carried a large amount of money
tooUght the
The Nervous System the Seat
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.
No mystery haa ever compared with that of
human life. It has been the leading subject
of professional research and study in all ana
But notwithstanding this fact it la not gener
ally known
that the scat
of life Is loca
ted In the up
per part of the
spinal cord,
near the base
of the brain,
and so sensi
tive Is this
portion of the
nervous sys
tem that even
the prick of a
needlo will
cause Instant
death.
Rqccnt discoveries havo demonstrated that
ill tho organs of the body are under the con®
membered that a serious injury to the spin&l
r ' P‘*fal> .-,!•* of the* Nxly (vl..w
thelujured point, because the nerve force Is
the derangement of the nervo centers will
theder *
t 01 *fl d D f a ‘ n . not from a doranpe-
^^BsUsBar o? bsl
t
POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE
- - i(i
Is the only di
rect line from
River Route to Florida.
1
Jacksonville, Palatka,
rj-iQ St. Augustine, Ooala,
Sanford, Titusvill,
Bartow, Tampa,
foU ta SSiwS 'OnaplSiikl? CUS ®‘ ^ tI * to * “ rrlvo an<J "niba dc
* BEPARTURES-SOUTHBOUND.
N0 * *ir? r Montgomery and Pa-
— V a m
* S ° laUca° P JackKmvllle a nd
St II ’ «*'•”•»!»!.*■!"!p m
Jf®* *} * ar raneo p m
No. 51 for LaGrangc (Ex. Sun.) 8:0 a m
ARRIVALS—NOHTHBOUND.
No. ! from Palatka and Mont-
gomery 420 p m
No. 4 from Palatka and Jack-
wnvillo 4:06 a m
No. « from TIfton (Sat. only)....10:S0 a m
No. M from LaGrange 10:50 a m
No. M from LaGrango (Ex Sun.).. 2:45 p m
organ rathor
an; tbo cause of tin
clalUt.tea'profoun^^^^SB^^H
tb®tnb|jng to^acUcmUaln^f^h^stovQi
iroatniyntj
ness, dullr
in aula, met
Vitus dance.
maiterhqr- -
ement, and that the ordinary methods of
itmont are wrong. All headache, dlzzl-
i. dullness, confusion, pressure, bluet
IfcgMlaacboly, insanity, epilepsy, at.
:e, etc., aro nervous diseases no
tseaaes no
fuisuccessof
Maw Rbstoiutivb I
GEORGIA RAILROAD
SCHEDULE TO AND PROM AUGUSTA.
Only twenty-six hours Macon to N-iw
York.
IfoO a. m. train has through Pullman
bullet ileeper Macon to New York.
__JN.Y.T'n|D'y Mj.|N't Ex.
4:30 pm| 8:30 pm
6:23 pm|10:12 pm
6:14 pm|U:23 pm
Jack son viiTa' ■**. I" -** can >ieep until 7 o.m. l'aeaengers from
Jacksonville for Slaeon proper should take local sleeper at Lake City..
fet elMDlriJ X rI- P . ly *T r ' \. ,e * vl ? B Uaeoa a ‘ 13:23 p. m. carries through Pullman but-
vffie at 8 » a m‘* . aim loclU * 1 '* per t0 VoUtka. arriving In Jackson-
at UdO mm' ^eet India fait mall train leaving Macon
irjr.zth™' m l k !* dl,tcl connection at Cordele with S. A M. fait express for
with* Lou'^ille r ^ n N-. t tk!!?i!* t t 1 ' whlch polnt clos « connectlon P ls made
f bT.c r j n e ^ Qr 0 [{t e ,rr r ,^\ a * n x «**
wt't l'akuka'm ^Unton^enot
Sfsfsnasr^
st(timer*. Sleeping car accommodations reserved to Jicksonvllle Palkti-n A.
,ntorm,Uan chMrtul,y ana pto» p u? iRSSSIi'iS SmSASS
Bond your name and address for beaut Iful photogravure.
J. LANE, 0i A . MACDONALD.
Tft* Only Line Running Double Dally
Trains Between Columbus and Atlanta.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 14, 18*4.
NORTHBOUND.
Lv. Columbus, e..,,,,.,, 1
Lv. Waverly Hall
Lv. Oak Mountain
Lv. Warm Spring*....;
Lv, Woodbury
Lv. Conoord.
Lv. Williamson
Ar. Griffin
Ar. Macon, C. R. R.,.
Ar. Atlanta, C. R. R.
Lv. ariirin.
Lv. McDonough
No. 51
Dally
7d0a.n
7*9 a .m.
8:09 a.m.
8:40 a.m.
9:09 n.m
9:26 a.m.
9:44 a.m.
1000 a.m.
7:85 p.m.j
11:50 a.m.
No. 63
Dally
8:20 p.m.
4:14 p.m.
4:25 p.nt.
5:00 p.m.
6:22 p.m.
5*1 p.m.
0:12 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
10:23 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
6:40 p.m.
7*0 p.in.
SOUTHBOUND.
Lv. Macon.
Lv. MUledgevUle
Lv. Sparta. . . .
Lv. Warrenton..
Lv. Caraok. . .
Lv. Thomson. .
Lv. Harlem. . .
Ar. Augusta. . ,|
9:00 am
10:00 am
10;40 am
11:17 am 6*3 pm
11*8 am
11:46 um
12*9 pm
1*0 pm
7:04 pm
7*0 pm
7:43 pm
8*0 pm
13*6 am
3*7 am
8:43 am
4:16 am
5;lu am
AUGUSTA TO MACON.
Lv. August*. . .1 7:15 .millSO am111-00 p m
Lv. Harlem. . .; 8:00 am|12:i3 pm|18:0O ngt
8te sm 1.11 pm|D:W ntn
8:10 am 1 A, p m | j : oo am
8:47 am| 1-44 pm| 2:11 am
,•*[ am ( 2: U pm| 8:27 am
“!* am *25 PP'1.4.48 am
11.00 am| 4fl8 pm| 0:45 am
Sleeping car. between Augusta and Ma-
con, on trains leaving Augu.u llflo p.
m. and Macon 8:30 p. m. v
THOMAS K. SCOTT,
General Manager.
JOB W. WHITE,
Traveling Passenger Axs.il
A. G. JACKSON.
General Passenger Agent.
Augusta, Ga.
■ W. W. HARDWICK,
Passenger Agent. Macon. Ga.
L. J. HARRIS,
Ticket Agent, Macon, Ga.
B ,iJ •
I lilts) t
m
.A FOXBY NEGRO.
But He Couldn’t Hold:Gut On the Deef j
and Dumb Racket
press sjfe .wernld algo pan cut f “sum!
PATCHING.THE SCHEME.
According to Detective Avant. aa- tela
wWt ® toan In queiUon. whS
« ,rrob «--‘'« that
of N a"^i^° U the “tomual name ne^e. The ZSS^ZSS
®; tv a ™E? wen committed to the cl,l « n! > «f Chauncey planned tehSStte
r «onler’e “urt «ero*® Jo the work, kewhil ew
aS® a S-wsms
■baxl sent him for his ovenooat. The I ro bbery, ostensibly -to attend th*» fai* u*
~<SMdh. 5 to»» y , >» order to p ro “ „
for hflyir ¥ P«vt him S® pI °‘ ® v ®r •>« discovered. Forrest® so
lie. '“?® reported to The po- 2J detective says, went back to Chaun-
aDc ^ WedncBtey night Patrolman I , ccy that night, participated in the roh
Cafllaway .found Shine and ulaced him bery , and r *turned to ifcon on the Jrh
under sawst. Sbluo pretonlel tote deS mornln <r train, where he was - -
«pft?t»«>.•*d*»a*2£iESeeing: 1 w:.nt *, ££
80 TOUCh - Tho on l r «r A '“t «o much valuable Information
SSSbT but r . M,ly a ‘> d ' ct ^iIOREH FOR JUSTICE.
^n^f!
sBESSBSFSSe
i< . SSf
Claronce MhnofWd Will PnobaMy Lose] dence'igaTn^t^hl wtf^pmy! “• eV, ‘
•'HtfrEye. All this time, however, they were seem
„ , "8ly seal,ting Bush & STbS
. Pturibarof white and colored j! s ® u 2 a ®'«w a® to the perpetrators of
school*»y«wer before Recorder Free- 55 robbery. Finally Mr. Bush Informed
rr^rn yestertey morning on the charge toat he had concluded to have the
of flgiMtng. * two negroes arrsted. The deteetivi
The boys had met bu their way home I » toot the men suggested to Mr
from *helr rtMiseottve erthools and on- n °sroes be lynched and
i»g«d In a fight with rooks. In the me- t0 th ® matter themselves,
Jee. Olarence Manafteld, n young non of ha yl n * the negroes arrested
Mr ‘ ^a. H ‘ tro* stnidk in the shut^ndl^ th ,? m 10 kec P their mouth,
eve with a rock thrown by WH1I* May. n I hr % t 01 dca t». a nd all
and when the osso. wept called vaster: ™ a ln the end.
Bay mourtlng all of the bars wer*di£ ‘he negroes did not rellBh
massed except May.■ who was flned 510 h ‘hey were made to play
and committed .*» the city ooifrt for as- and being entirely
aauM nod britery. I ' at lene4 that everything was coming on
Young Mansfield will probably lose .‘i ?® * 3tpec ted. caused the
his eye. . , "egf?« fall down before the grand
■ stand and give up all they know
DIED IN OLD AGE. tow” wire. OT de,truc tlon so long ns
—: they were able to even up 00 She men
Mrs. Margaret Keyes, Aunt ot Meears. "am ^ SSe"u5n!Si torough.
Dennis andjamea Keating.
Mrs. Margaret Key04. aunt of llfoe eridencTliSSt thet^ S
r^vagrra turnu nnd JuMi V p «»in» *»«*« otaer white men had Interested them
MACON. DUBLIN AND BAVANNAH
HAILUUAD.
Time Table No. 13. Taking E»tect Sunday.'
September 9, 1891
jeeta up.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON.
Passage From Savannah
TO NEW YORK :
Cabin, J20; Excursion, $!SJ; Steerage,
$10.00.
TO BOSTON:
Cabin, $22; Excursion, $30; Steerage,
$11.75.
TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA NEtV YORK.
Cabin, $22.50; Excursion, $3U; Steer?
age, $12.50.
The magnificent steamships of thess
ones are appointed to sail as follows,
Standard time:
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
(Central or 80th Meridian Tims.)
City of Augusta....Fri., Nov. 16, 7:30 pm
Kansas City Mon., Nov. 18. lv:0v am
Chattahoochee ...Wed.. Nov. 31, U:» pm
Nacooehee Frl.. Nov. 23. 2:00 am
Tallahassee Sat., Nov. 24. 3:00 pm
City of Augusla....Mon. Nov. 20, 6Mb pm
City of Blrmgham.Wod., Nov. 28. 6:00 am
* City Frl., Nov. SO, 7 a) am
..Sat., Deo. 1, 7.-00 pro
Mon., Deo. I, CM pm
Atlanta. and New Orleans
..... Short Line,
A1LANTA and WEST POINT ii. 11
<)ulcl<c»t 1111)1 liejsl K,Mile.
Montgomery seim^' Mob ,i Ci Ne(V 0r .
leans, Texas a «a Southwest.
Lv. McDonough
Ar. Grinin....
Lv. Macon. C. R. R..
Lv. Atlanta, C. R. R..
Lv. Gritlin
Lv. Williamson
Lv. Concord
Lv. Woodbury...
Lv. Wsrm Springs....
Lv. Oak Mountain
l.v. Waverly Hall...
Ar. Collumbus
AH trains arrlva and depart Union de
pots at Columbus and Ortltln. Ask for
tickets and sea that they read via tbi
Georgia Midland and Gulf Railroad.
CLIFTON JONES. Gen. Pas. Agt ,
U. W. CHEARS, Gen. Manager.
Columbus. Oa.
No. 63
Dally
3:15 a.m,
8i7 am.
4:15 a.m.
7:30 a.m.
88)6 a.m.
8:21 a.m.
9:45 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
1026 a.m.
11:10 a.m.
11:20 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
4:25 p.m.
5014 p.m.
6:12 p.in.
6:31 p.m.
843 p.m,
7:34 p.m.
ft.04 p.m.
8.14 p.m.
8:06 p.m.
MACON AND NORTHERN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE, OCT. 20. 1894.
Read Down. Read Up.
|PM|P M,
A M.|AM|
8 45|Lv....
10 UILV....
11 32 Lv....
2 03|LV....
8S5ILV....
4 53|Lv....
6 23|Lv....
8 06|Lv.
Mocon Ari 6 30|
Machen Ar 4 38|
Madison ....Ar| 3 43|
Athens Ari 5 03)
Southbound. No. 35. No. 60. No.'a
Lv Atlanta ! t « 1>m| 7 55 a >"l 7 56 an.
7tieSr«8as«ai8a
SBSteAisiilstiss
fiMfcfcsaiswsB
TO SELMA.
^rrw. M 8 °.g*^'.:::;;;;j i ; g S5I,? IS Im
Stta&jgrSzi,
^"awssawBs
J G O b H°N C A. a ^?; H b^*Parr M « r -
QUO. W. ALLEN 0 ": H A„ Atlanta
Chattahoocheo
Nocooches ....
Tal laha3c.ee ....... Wed., Deo. r, It .00 Im
OHy. off. Augusta Fri., Deo. 7,12.30 pm
southern Railway comp .ny-
western aYPTt;u. ' T
SOUTHBOUND.
Leave Macon..'
Arrive Coohrau. '
Arnv Hawklnsvllii* *
»j^ u r n " !r:::
13 Warn
4 15 am
C 16 am
8 25 am
8 05 am
northbound
x"j y ® i aok *onvu,
Arrive Savannah
I-No. It j No. II.
10 45 pm lit ;o am
13 lSomlia 43 pm
7 40 am 3 40 pm
1 28 pm
6 16 pm
7 16 pm
«pin
9 47 pra
Sun.| |
!No.4|No.2J
■"STATIONS: JNo.ljrto.2
3 001.Macon
3 05J....M. & N. Junction..
3 lo| Swift Creek ....
, Dry Branch .....
3 40 ...... Flkes Peak .....
3 501 Fltzparlck. ...
... Ripley;
Jeffersonville
Galll more
4 86 .
.......
Danville
AUeotovn .
Mont rote „
,. Dudley ...
. Mooro ....
Dublin ....
|A M|A M
• |10 20110 15
.|10 20jlU U5
110 lOjlO 00
9 50 9 CO
1 9 35] 9 41)
| M0| 930
9 061 8 25
3 551 9 15
8 30 9 05
8 15j 8 50
8 OOj 8 45
7 45I 8 IS
7.80 8 35
7 16 8 J2
7 001 8 U0
Middle Georgia and Atlantic Railroad;
Effective September 3. • O'clock, A. SL.
1884.
Read'Down Read Up.
U 00 p| 716|Lv. Augu.ta .Ar.l Ga. K
I 9 00 |Lv. Muon ..Ar.| 1146 p
No. f01|No.l03|
A. M*|P- M.|
|t !>■■■■
6 55
115 L'
1 20
2 20
221
616
6 60
.V Mffi'g*vlll ATI
Lv Datonton Ar.
Ar Eatonton Lv[ 1
Lv Eatonton Ar| 6 26 I 11 45
Ar. Atlanta Lv.l 3 OOpi | -
Ar.. Meeon Lv.| 9 10 a|
|Ar. Athene ,Lv.| 1 40 p[
BroughtonviUe meeting point tor train.
Nos. tOl and 104.
Covington Junction nmtlng print for
trains Nos. 102 and 108.
W* B. THOMAS, General Manager.
Messrs. Dennis and James Keating and
of Mix? Lizzie Keating, died las: night
at foe realrirnce of Mr. Dennis Keat
ing, 441 Madison street.
Mrs. Keyes wad 72 years of age. ar.d
had teen a widow for eighteen years.
She cewne to Macon from Savannah fif
teen yearn ago, and has resided here
ever since.
Mrs. Keyes was In every sense ja
good, nobke-heanad woman, who did
muoh good in he long and active life.-
Her Illness only lasted four days, but
death found her ready.
The remains will be carried to Sa
vannah for Interment, and ag it o'clock
T8mred.fiy rooming win be laid to rest
by the side of her husband on the
family lot. She leaves so children.
selves so much In the case, mte det,S'
Uve thinks he has hi. caie sveh
"1 «£} ow. there U SomR fote
a doubt of the guilt of the portlev inroii
2525 $ whom, he lay., will he^jn-
vlcted In tha fSoe of the fact that they
are prominent citizen, of that nctlon and
heretofore well thought of.
OUT ON BOND.
Mr. Bush and Attorney Peacock of the
law firm of DeLacey A Blstanp arrived i q
the city last night en route to Vienna
tor the purpose of having bench warrants
issued for the men whom Detective Avant
has charged with the robbery. It appears
that thy were arrested, as elated, and
gave bond, but Bush A Smith and their
attorneys Go not consider the bond suf-
GUARDIAN BALE.
By virtue of an order of the Court
of Ordinary of Bibb county, Ga.,
passed at the November term. 1834,
of said court, I will sell before the
oourdhouae door in eald county, be
tween'foe legal hours of sale on the
first Tuesday la December, 1894, the
following named property, belonging
to Beil Louise Collins, W. w. Collins,
Jr., and Mattie Wilson Oolllna, a1!
minors, and sold by me ns their
guardian, to-wtt.: Test (18) stores of
the Central Georgia Bank stock of
Maoon. Go.; par value of each Share.
5100. SaM sock Is sold Dor the nval'n-
tenancc, education and support of .aid
minors. Terms of wile cash.
W. W. 'COLLINS,
Guardian for above named minors
Nov. (, 1884.
HP. RPO| l<v. Maoon..
City of Birmlngh*m.Bat„ Dec. 8, l:Mpml(S r - -'Atlanta,
Mon.. Doe. w, 8:W fm ^ y - Atlanta
OhattaWhes Wed., Dec. 12, t.M pm ' Ah Dalton „„
Nacooehee Frl., Dsc. lv. ikl-0 am j A®' Ooltewh J|12 47 pm/ 4
TOu&hWICS Oaf Tin* If H .aa I Ar. ChAtnocra I 6 •
CUy of - Augusta
City of Btrmlnghm.Wsd.,
Kansas >aty Frl., Dec)' 2L Is
Chattahoochee Bat.,'Dee. 22. 2:00 pm
Nacoocbto Mon., Doc. 24 , 4:00 pm
TWlohassee ....... Wed., Dec. 26, 6:00 pm
City of Augusta....,Frl., Dec, 28, 6:30 am
City of Birmingham.Sat., Dec. 29, 7:00 pm
Kansas. City Mon., Deo. 31, 6:00 pm
City of Macon Thun, Dee. 6,11:30 am
BAVANNAH TO BOSTON.
City of Macon....Thur., Nov. 22, 1:00 pm
Gate City ..........Thur., Nov. 29, 6:30 pin
Gate City Thur., Dec. 13. 6:30 nm
City of Maoon Thur., Deo. 20. 11:30 am
Gate City ..........Thur., Dec. 27, 6:30 pm
SAVANNAH TO PHILADELPHIA.
(This ship does hot csrry passengers.)
w12" M ov - 18 - 8:00 am
Wed., Nov. 28. 6.-00 am
Bat., Dec. 8, 130 pm
Abbeville ...Lv I
Greenwood ..l«v 1
Chaster Lv 1
Monroe Lv !
AM. 13 26ILV.... Raleigh Lv <
306I.V Weldon ....Lv 1
6 40|Ar. .. Richmond ... Lv|»13|AM
9 45 Ar.. Washington ..Lv] 7 80|
ItOOAr... Baltimore ...Lv]68ll
PM.moOIAf.. Philadelphia ..Lv 8411
|SM|Ar... New York .,.Lv|2».PM.
Pnaaenger trains will stop at Oemulgae
atreet to take on nml let off pnsaengera.
Car on olectrlo railway will connoot with
No. 3 at 6i30 p. m. from the North at Oe-'
mulgee etreot.
Connecttona with Georgia teutbern and
Florida Railroad. Kxst Tennessee, virgin-
11 ani Georgia rallroii nn'l Central r&ile
rend for all point* ’n Florida and aoutn*
west Oaorffli.
6econ<l—Nd. 402 leaving Macon at 9 a. .n.
make* cloao connection with Middle Geor*
gia njvt Atlantic for F-atonton.
Thlro—With Georjtla railroad at Madi-
ann. .....
Fourth-rWlth aolld train for Washing®
ton and, Pullpinn* Parlor R'nMt cara
Washington to Now York city.
Ticket office In temporarily located at
3. W. Burke's book atore.
K. T. HORN*. Geneml Mjnjuctr.
S. C. MA HONK Ye AOt'g O. P. A.
R. W. BURKK. Ticket Agint.
ColmnluM Southern Uiiilway
Time Table No. 21. ETectlve Sept. 13, H»1
: SOUTHBOUND.
No. 1.
DDly.
No. 3. | No. 5.
M'ndy. | Friday.
Wad'y | Batdy.
Lv Columbus. .
Lv KlOhlahd. . .
Lv Dawgon. . .
Ar Albany. . .
Ar Thomamrllle.
Ar Brunawick. .
Ar Jacksonville..
3:49 pm
6:27 pm
6:40 pm
7:40 pm
11:00 am
8:10 aip
8:26 am
7:00 am| 7:40 am
9:20 om| 404 am
12:45 am|U:32 an
2:30 pm 1:00 pn
6:44 pm 0:40 pn
8:10 am| 8:10 alt
8t25 *m| 8:35 an
NORTHBOUND.
No. 2.
Dally.
No. 4. | No. A
Tueedy.l Friday,
Thuedy.l Batdy.
Deasoug
Deasoug
Dessoug
Deasoug
Deasoug
*«;•. 18, 0:30 am
F ri., Dec. 88, 6:30 am
J. P. BECKWITH, a. A..
.. „ .. Jacksonville, Fla.
Walter Hawkins, F. P. A., Jaekeonviiio
W. E. Arnold, G. T. P. A, Jack.onv la
C. O. Anderson. Agent, Savinneh, g5.
to get a million of Clrottlen
to (iiMtrlhut* at ft.OO nor
Jii?; \f Uow *° , b ® cora « * Am*
~ -- class BlebBinorlat, liypootlat.
Mind Iteader and ciKirvoynnt, a Urge
book onlyJOc. Addross at onoe, '
C. H. ltowan, Milwaukee. Wla
_ - uni
7 00 am! 7 45 pm
« 10 pm) 7 00 am
J 2! nm 8 Mpm
i-saug
through ca^arranoement.
sonv S i 1 &" w B , 0 ti! 4 a“|® d traio „ Jaoli .
no 0 .' «ilSS
Ianta, connecting^ wlth U ir. tl ? ln ta Ab
Chattanooga f.ndwav..^f*l tr a!n for
Pullman eieepln. ^K.'t. U . ona - Carrie,
and Chattanoog* betwean Micas
w/th'eloe'[>eriUacted n f™~ ^'.“tanoogs.
nectlng with fast train??-^Atlanta, con-
Mbmphle and Knoxvffie * Cincinnati
No# 18—Cnrrle® free ni,',i
tenooga, which Is att.nh*a r f* r to Chat-
tlbula train fer C|„!ffi a »<»' d ves-
sleeping cars auaehe5* t r» wlth Pullmaa
SSSSST 0 **- wlth ?•« toriWM
rstto! etc. 1 . 1 apply™* 110 " “ to routes,
Passsnger and Ticket a!.?. £ARR,
a H. SSUSS chSUb * r & e .° n ‘
Knoxville, lean. Manager.
A«nt. Waahto/rion^D;*?. 1 P “”"*®»
aLl BUS D1W,,ob
s^swwasiar*''
Jjv .
Lv Bri
Lv ThomasvlUe.
Lv Albany. .
Ar Daw eon.
Ar KlohlAnd.
Ar Columbus.
7. , 00 pm
7.2S pm
3:20 pm
7:00 am
9:05 tun
11:10 am
L’;'k> pm
2:20 pm
0*0 am
7:50 nm
9:00 am
10*0 am
Tralne Nos. 1 and 2 arrive and depart
from Union depots at Columbus and Al*
bany.
Trains Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 0 arrlva and da®
part at foot of Seventh street. Columbua
1 K. C. HILL, Superintendent.
7 .*00 pta
7:25 pin
8:00 an
3.-00 pm
4*1 pm
0:27 prti
9:00 pns
OCONEE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
TIME CARD NO. I,
To Take Effect Monday, April •, tIM.
Noe. I and 3 will run dally esoept gun.
day. AU others irregular.
Head Down. Itoad Up.
No. L |Hilf9| {Miles| No?
P. Me*
A. Me
• 00
• U
• SO
94$
SO 00
10 so
10 40
ar.U 00
Iv.H 19
u u
ar.U 40
Lv. Djbltn .Ar
.. Hutchings
.Spring Haven.
.... Dexter ....
.... Alcorns ..
.... Chester
... Yonkers ...
.... Empire ...
.... Empire ....
.... Cypress ...
. HawklnsvlUa
U
IN
4 48
48 ‘
418 ;
IK
IK
8 99
1 loir,
t Mil,
5 15
Orovanla ,
““Close cennecttons uada* at Dub!la~wlUi
.Wrlghtevllle and Tenullle railroad In both
directions. *
Eest TrnnMiM, Virginia and Oeorgte
trains pass Empire aa follows!
Going South II M pra
Going North I 41 pig
J, W. HIGHTOWER, * ML
WL V. MAHONEY, O. F. IF. A
CENTRAL R. R. of GrJEORG-IA.
H ’ M ‘ C0MER AND s. S. HAYES, RECEIVERS.
Between"macon* coLUMBug^mri 51, SUDl3 * rd T)m *< Mth M.ridisn.
r PMBPg ’ OIRMINOHAM. MONTGOMERY AND ALBANY.
CITY REGISTRATION."
The boukn for. tile regUttatlon of
voters for the city election to be held
on December 8, 1394, are open from 7
a. m. to 8 p./m., each Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday during the
month <A November. Registration office
second floor city hdlL
BEN C. KMITH,
T. L. MASSENBURG.
WM. L. J0HN60N,
J Registrars.
SOUTHERN SHORTHAND,
■AND BUSINESS UNITERSTY
la the Grsrvl, Atlanta, Ga.
Complete coursea In bookkeeping,
ahorthand, telegraphy and collateral
branches Long establlahed. Best ref
erences. Send for Illustrated catalogue
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—"J aro
t pm
fi""i">— — 6 15 p ra
7 re p m J*H 16 a ro
8 11 pm
■;?«p»
.111 66 p m
1 3 44 am
U 88 p m
1 54 p m
8 30 p m
i»Pm
51? p m
1S » m
* 6« p m
« 2# p m
»«9b
6 It a 1
i i* *’i
—STATIONS—
•_ Macon ..Arrive
Arrive...
Arrive.,.
Arrv.
Arrive
Leave
Tort Valley
• Chlumbu.
Birmingham Leave
Leave
..Leave
..Leave
Anhra ‘ • V.V.V ‘ lS2II
Arriv * Am.rleu..., ;^!
Albany -
Arrive..,
aS”:::::::::: Dawson V eiv * h j? * h,, 4 3? a m
Arrive ro?* g , .°i5«"::::;:-^;;* ”* “l 1141 p ■
Arrive Montgomery .". t?:*?
7 41 p m
6 36 p m
341 pm
8 It s ro
*14* am
4 10 p ml 7 40 a m
*04 p ml C 44 a m
12* p n 1 14 4 m
8 24 a ml
14 87 a >n|l4 17 p m
* 06 a m
* 14 a ro 8 61 p m
7 l( a m
«7 46 a ml»7 *4 p m
14 15 p ral«U 04 p mill 34 a m
* 0« p ro U 46 p m il 17 p m
t It p ml I
. •••— ••••• * II a roi l 44 p m
, .**••{ * 30 a ml 6 10 pm
I 6 00 a ml c 34 p m
£^ii° 4 .-T* r . k f'L tka i! * ^"Yi toua I Gaily except Sunday. Train. markeG thus T Sunday only
^ Albany via S2^n?KSuS^STSISJ2i BaUUl1 ' S * V * na ‘ h * ttd y “ i^riro. Mace.
fSSl&S'LSLia^“ na Ma ““' Savamrolt and AUanU. ,
c. m. tndnf PaeeengenMTcr-^Per^'tak^n’as'a °m. 4 Sln-Fort^Oainc** n*i n * er ^r(°, r C tii ro J U , on c ® d »rtown take 7Jt
,h0UM Uk<
.., a C. MAILS, General Pmengcg Agent. . .e .. t i t .V ' t HaS'mck“’!5KTMa«» \