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phiiSSS ; . - - '. DAILY BANNER WATCHMAN, ATHENS, GEORGIA TUESDAY MORNING, AtfGUST 4, 1885 BANNER-WATCHMAN. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY AND COL’ .TY T.L. GANTT, Editor * Phophietob. LOWERING THE RECORD. When Flora Temple trotted a mile in 2:19) the achievement aston ished the world. The mare was lookc uponjas a wonder. Few then believed that a mile would ever be made by any trotter in less than 2:15. It took eight year* to lower the rec ord of 1859, and down to 1874 the best time made was 2:17. In that year the record was reduced below 2: <5 by Goldsmith Maid, who scor ed a mile in 2.14. It was then generally thought that the limit of a trotter’s speed would prove to be 2.10. But Maud S. had not yet made her appearance, nor had Jay-Eye-See. The former brought the record down to 2:10 in 18S1, and three years later the latter reduced it to 2:10. The prophets of the turf next made bold to predict a milo in 2:09, and even J;o8. Maud S. has rapidly lowered the record below the former figure, and now Piesidcnt Edwards,of theCleveland Association, expresses his conviction that the wonderful mare can trot in 2:07 under favorable circumstances, and Mr. Bonner declares that it will not surprise him to see the predic tion verified. Well, the matchless animal has aheadydone wonders. Her achieve, ment of a mile in 2:oSJ on a “slow track" is marvelous, but still more wonderful is the fact that she flew over the third quarter at a 2:04 gait. She may yet fulfill the predictions of her most ardent admirers. But what would have been thought twenty cr even ten years ago of a man prophesying a 2:07 trotting record? And what is at last to be the utmost limit of the trotter's speed? Will a mile ever be made in two minutes? The turf history of the post two years is certsinly encouraging to bold predictions. The school of Technology should be located at Athens. It is the place for it. The crops are good, Gen. Grant’s burial place chosen, and the fence questiou settled. What next? Hanging is much better for wife- beating than the whipping post It makes one less of the number on baud. The members of the legislature still continue to prance up and down the Air-Line road every Sat urday evening. The sun will be totally eclipsed for two minutes in September. This will be gratifying to those suffering from the heat. Can a mule driver be a Christian? Is a recent conundrum for the Holi ness people. The general impres sion is that it is an impossibility. The factjthat two ex-Confederatc Generals are to act as pall-bearers at the Grant funeral will probably cause the orgens to weep copioualy. John Triplett, of the Thomaaville Times, says it it positively too hot to discuss state politics end suggests that everything be stopped until af ter frost. The temperance cause will go at a discount if J. E. Bryant is allowed to take a leading part lie can’t even manage the negroes. They know him too well. Mr*. Grant will have an income of 930,00a a year. This small amount ought, at least, to keep the wolf from the door during the heat* fd term. 1~ Cotton seed is the southern bo- nanta. There ere three and • half pound* of seed to every pound of fibre- More than 4,000,000 tons are produced annually, but notwith standing the rapid increase in the number of mills, only about ten per cent of the lead i* crushed, the rest being largely thrown away. A ton of seed yields tbirty-five gallons of oil, twenty-two pounds of cotton and seven hundred and fifty pounds of cake, used for fattening cattle. The value of these products is nine teen dollars. The able commission selected to sift and consider the awful .revels- tiens of the Pall Mail Gazette con cerning London vice, ha* reported that the itoriea related are eh .the whole true. And the able commit-, sion might have added that the same descriptions of vice might have been published some years tgw in Sodom, Gomorrah, Babylon and Pompeii, and might in a degree be related to-da* ®f Piris; New York, Oshkosh tnd Hong Kong. In the sham batde of the Pennsyl vania state militia the other day the colored troops fought nobly lor awhile, but they finally got excited, and began shooting at each other. Give a niggci a watermelon and he knows exactly what to do with it, but just place a gun in hia band and he wants to fix another nigger for the born yard. at once. Watermel ons and mule* were made especially for the nigger and he can manage them, but guns were not intended for him. According to the figures furnish ed by the Navy Department, Mr. John Roach has received a very handsome sum from the government since he has been in the shipbuild ing business. Since 1802 the total amount paid him by the Navy De partment is $10,333,626. From the above it looks as ii Johnnie broke with a pocket full A great many people have been superstitious concerning the play of lightning about Mount McGregdr. It must be confessed, even by the most matter of fact persons, that there it something remarkable in the incident, and it it not to be won dered at that a certain class of minds should suggest a supernatural cause. Colonel Old Virginia is in luck. John S. Mosby, who turned radical for the take of the spoils, and who waa Hayes' and Aithur’s Minister to China, declares that he “will never set foot on Virginia soil.’’ This renegade ought not to be allow ed to put his foot on Virginia toil. Home Items and Topics -All jeer ova <UU It 70a remain lick wbes yo* can C«t bop bftitrs that mtos-PiU. —The weakest •othan^malleit child, and[sickest invalid can nee bop bitters with safety and great good. —Old mou tottering around from Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any weakness will de madw almost new by using lion bitters* Hr*? wife and daughter were made healthy by the nte of hop bltteraand 1 recommend them to my people.—Meth odist Clergyman. Ask as; rood doctor If hop Bitters tro not the test (sally anlkln On esrth I! I Malarial fever, Ague and Illlionsness, will leave every neighborhood as toon as bop bitters arrive. “My mother drove the paralysis end neural el* all out of her system with hop blttera/t—Ed. Oswego Hun. tJTKccii the kidney* healthy with hop bitter* and yon need nut fear sick ness. “At the Change of life mulling equals flop Bitters to allay all troubles Incident Thereto,'’ “The host periodical for 1 sillies to take monthly, and one from wnieh they wil, rScelue rtie greatest benefit Is hop bittcrr. Thousands die annually from sonic form of kldned dlmmiii that might have been presented try timely ntoofhop blUefa. Indigestion, weok siombch. Irregular ities of tho stomach cannot exist when hop bitters arc used. A GOOD HOME TO RENT ORTO LEASE. The home ef the Ute Mr«. W. N. Whit*, on Milfedce avenue la (be city of Athens. will bo rooted for oae year or leased for five yean on rwwM* term*. This U ooo of (bo moot doeiN able homes In Georgia. There to an exrellont orchard conUlniof nloo (9) aero* of cboioo fruit, a well g! good water, several fine iprlup and all Mooooarr outbuilding* on the place; there U thirty (SO* acre* of land attechod to the pU«s. Possesiioo given October 1st, twi. For term* and prices apply to n; attorney George C. Thom* oo, or the undersigned on the premises. MKH. A* B. MELb, ox’(a Mr*. W». N. White, doed. 019-lm SPECIAL f miles from Athens, on the road to Watklnsvllls, n«ot Poper Mill. I nave on band all tbo popular brands that bar* been kept in Athens for the years, and solicit tbo patronage of my. ojj imersjlkewls* that of my new irsnteo satisfaction. J. A. FOWLER. customers,! guaranty Jy4 dam 210 ACRES. For sale, 2!0acses of land, within X*U« •! Atbena; good six room honso, several tenant bouses; a number of good springs''” * Um plenty of open l* ,, d. A bargain ' applying to i the place, n be had br „ FORD, Real Estate Agent. A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE. A time!, - * ° CM ot hon Bitters will keep ■ whole family Ill robust hesltk s ymi at s little cost. To produce real genuine tlcop and child llkcrcpoee all night teke it little hop bittern 011 refiring. IWNone genuine without a bunch of green Hops on the white label. Khun all the poisonouH ntufl with “Hop” or “Hops" In their name. O. I. c. OLD INDIAN CURE IS THE BEST BLOOD REMEDY It la purely a vegetable nrepa- 1 ‘ ", though Sam Jones ii irritating the people of High Bridge, Kentucky. Sam acknowledges that he has a tough crowd to deal with, but if he cau get in a new lot of slang he will bring them |to the aitsr whether tney want to come or not. Geu. Hasten is oil on atrip to Europe. This accounts for the good showers and bright prospects for tHe farmer. If Hazen had remain ed on this side of the water c drought would have been a cer tainty; An Old Soldier’s . •** ^ EXPERIENCE. .* Cal Tcrt, Taros, t 1U, s, let “7 •wrecloUoo Ot UM Vtolooble qualities of Ayer s Oheny Pectoral Sam Jones declares he it not ill- bred, and asks the crowd to go home with him and he will ptove It. It will take more than going home with Samuel to prove it Genuine Scotch shepherd dogs ’ have been taken to the Cepe oi Good Hope and employed on the ■' ostrich farms. They herd the os triches, It is said, just as well as they herded sheep. Lewis, of Hancock, hat intro duced a bill in the house of repre- senfatives making it unlawful for a member of the legislature or judi cisl officer to accept a free paw over* railroad. This will lessen the Dumber of candidates consider ably. •eeeoegh remedy. “ »*U> Chunkin', snuy, pat bettors ttto but!* ot Vlchobujj, I coutraetcd a to. vet* cold, which terminated la a dangerous cough. 1 towel no nlhf till on oar mareb w# came to e country state, where, on asking forsoei* rernod,, i was urged to try Ana's Cursor rrcrohiu “I did so, end wo, rapidly eared. slue the* I hare kept lhePscTomat.cawt*ntl, by SH,fer flail, see, wet I hare found it to be ontoraluable rowed, for threat end in a( J ' 1 J, \V. Wuirtiv." Ikoosoad* ot testimonials certify to the prorr.pt euro of all bronchial end limp efTertlona, b, the no* . f Aram's curacy *emsu Bets, nr, palatable, the youuj est children toko It readllr. children take It read!!,, nartstD nr Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.,LoweU,Maia. «olu ter aalJ Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes her fresh ness to it, who would rather not tell, and you can't telL jL - known ration, and never known to fail, ..m..*,, tested In tlioiisnudH of caeca that bullied the skill of pliyeloiuus. Dr. Joseph Palmer, Feagin, On., writes; “I have used It extensively 111 my prac tice for twenty years, and do not hesitate to pronounce it a specillc for blood dis eases in any form.’’ Dr. F, A.Toomer, Perry,Ga„ says: “It ie the beat blood purl Her known, and to suffering woman a God send for lierpccu- lar ailments." It will nromply and pormanontly euro Syphilis in any stage, Scrofula, Kczeina, White Swelling, Catarrh, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Dicers, Tetter and every form of blood disease or skin disease due to impuro blood. O. I. C. stands for "Old Indian Cure,” and will cure any blood troublo from pimples to its most violent form, it is a lino toidc and a specific lor fetnate com plaints. No la*, who wauts a rotor, healthy complaxion should bo without a bottle. Buffo run from blood disease* have acute wltn- in the Ir reach S150 per large bottle. THE O. 1. C. COMPANY, Perry, Ga. This (ircat Blood purlflor,Tonic and Appetiser la For Bale In Athens, Ga., by Lon# « Co, COLEMAN'S CORN MILLS, WITH SOLID FRENCH BURR STONES. Invented lu 1850, sontlnued and repeated Im provements since then keep them in the lead ol all oompatltloo. Other* have tried to copy after the 10 and rell the imitation* on the reputation ' ” '* “Maid of the H. DUDLEY COLEMAN. New Orleans, Da. No. 9 Perdido Hireet. P ARR BROft HOUSE and SIGN \ AINTER U All Pa I Paper l dkinusof hand. >r Hangers, Telephone No 17-2 ' Wall paper constant jr on jn ne283m. THE CENTRAL HOTEL AUGUSTA,GEORGIA. W. M. Thomas, Proprieto r. PIlCAtERZLP WANTED. COMPART, set Vuswllh. CledeeaU. Ohio, JERSEYS FOR SALE. uTlS. HOLMAN, Athene, Ga. *rii ~ I am authorized by the executor of Mrs. Oben to;, uccc.wv;, to Otter tor isie me late resiueuce of *aid dec’d. altnated on Hancock avenue. The property i» situated in a beautllui grove, the hoiiKe near and elegant, good water, convenient to schools. neighborhood good; in othor words the property ia Amt class, Term* one-half cash, balance in 12 month* at 7 per cent. Apply to J. b. WILLIFORD, R. K. A. CITY PROPERTY To cxchauce for country farms, or,’good, level, unimproved lard. Apply to J. 8. WILLIFORD, Real Estate Agt, ;FOR RENT. An 8 room cottage In rear of Dr, J. A. Hunnio rntt’s, lOo yard* from Lucy Cobb Institute, good 2 room brick kitchen and good stable on lot, als large garden and jjood weTi of water. For par- LOUISIANA LOTTHBY. CAPITAL PRIZE, 9/b.OOO Ticket! OaU IA Shane to Preportkm. iwa LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Wet# hereby certify that we iarerrMth* tola far ell the Mmilhly end Heml-Ae- LouUlin.8Ute LottcryCo-j- sna cootrol the Draw. ■aaltmwueiefth* paay, aedla per-tu aiaaaceaad twn ikemMlrea. - * that th. n. withkase.tr, Call -r»and to, areccmlartcl mead filth to word all partial, asd we authorise the Cotapaa, to see ■U vwwea, wne -w ■ .•«» J HI OM this eertueeu, with -- ----- r f rrsliefliiiii attached, la It* adYertloements." tBCorporsted In im for 2S t*us hr the Le^sl*. tore for KduceK-uial and Charilshlt purpoaea- wltha capital oi f1,000,ooo—to which e reoerre tlculara call alJ.ll. Horcln. .tore. poriotf. toad of afar 1080,-10 has .luce been added, Br so overwinduilu, popular rot* IIS trsochlse was mode a port of the pment Sul* ConeUtutloe a-*05tcd !h:e-.-«bcr id, A. SS72. The Only Lottery Jtver voted onnoit eiutoreett by the people of any State. it never Kale* or paeljtonee. Its Grand Smale Number Drawing* will taka place monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. Eighth Grand Drawing, Class if, IN TI1E ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUES DAY, August 11, 1885—183d Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, S7B.OOO. 100,000 Tickets, Five Dollars Each. Fractions, in Fifths in proportion. VACANT LOTS, I have for sale in five minutes' walk of the poet oflke, two lot*, one containing about three acre*, and the other leH*,bpth watered by a fine branch ard shaded by very floe oaks. No property — clone to business, or in as good neighborhood c »xi bought ‘ n«y. Look at it. J. S WILLIFORD, Real Estate Agent. Large Lot. 1, cloeo to tuslners ... r ,.vJi yjwner wants and will sell a bargain. Apply < J 8 WILLIFORD. FRENCH Wine Coca. Strengthens and Exhilarates. Sutiiinh and refresh*'#, aids digestion, imparts new life ami energies to the worn and exhaust ed mind and body, and excites every faculty of mind and body to healthy and natu ral condition. COCA Is a wonderful invlgorator of tlm geni tal organ-, and remove, all menial anil physical exhaustion. The greatest h'essing to all alllicted witli nervous complaints, such a. Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Wakefullnest, Loss of Memory, .Nervous Tremors, Loss ef Appetite, Melancholy, Blues, etc. PEMBERTON’S FRENCH WINE COCA Will vitalize your blood ond build you up at once. Lawyers, Ministers, Teach ers Orators, Vocalists, anil all who use the voice, will ffnd in the WINE CCCA taken half an hour before appearing be fore their audiences, the moat remark able results. WINE COCA Is endorsed and recommended by o 2i),0U0 of the most eminent medical in the world. Read pamphlet on won derful properties of the Cocoa Plant and Wine. For salo by Druggists. J. S- Pemberton & Co, Hole Proprietors and Manufacturers. ATLANTA. GA. COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, BALTIMORE, MD. This School offers to Medical Stu dents unsurpassed clinical and other advantages. Send for a catalogue to Dr. Thomas Opie, Dean, 179 N. Howard St, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The copexti'Cnhly h.ietotot. eiUtlsg between W, A. TaliaadKO sodC. A. CelUai, uuder the flret nameof Teltoadge* Celllne, wee«heol.*d on the first day ef July, ISSfi, bj mutual neaeal BIIM OI UulUu5 * nuiu, WBU »» > awewtoeu »« collect and receipt (or all dtbte and notaa due said firm. In retiring from the Jewelry tmainom, I take ploaaara la thanking the public for their part patronage with the old firm and hereby ask a continuance of cam* to my ■nccettova, Collin■ * PulUn. Very nctp^tfn'lv. W. >. TALM IIA DOE. PUtoli, Lock*, etc., at room In rear of Jowalry StjOro.^and azk tho patrona^jo of PAPER! The paper en which thle i»ue u primed ws PIONEER M’FG CO, OF PAPER CtARKE CO. GA. ICE! ICEI .Thelce bouse of c. Bod* ie nowtttm totoe* e’etoek *. ■.-unulDp. m, darlet th* weekeod on huaday iron 9 to to a a. ead S ta C p. to. |f RAILROADb f GEORGIA RAILROAD COM PA NY 8T0NK MOUNTAIN BODTE. Omcs UsiruaL Hasana*, Comi (la., MaytL 1SS5 # , Jay 2ue the (ailuwlni passengers schedule will ueerato on thle roa-I Tratua ruu hy Sfiu leertdlae time—tttolsete* etoweethae Auguau time JfoatT.V £mn. . . 7-Mmm Athena, 7.45 a. m oLF veWinterv e 8:04 a,n. rDAILT. j Ro, tx, KA*T Dail y. Iscxlngton- 803 a.m AJUfook... sit B.ta Wood villa. 936 a.m UaR..,.tWaa Arr'vfc Atlanta 140 p m MO. I, WW DAILY. L’voAuguste.. W-JO a.m tnd a*m * Wintcrv'c 9tU a.m * Lex’gt’n.. 10418 a.m UiWtolU M WoodviUe llsrt p.m kr'va U’nPt.. ii:» a.m Leave Atlanta 3.50 \k a •• Un. Ft C;Up.m *» WoodviUe. 7.-07 p.m M Maxoya ... 7^8p.m •* Antioch... 7:47 p.m "Lexinct'n.. 7^17 p,m ” Winterv'e. 8:2* p.m Arr’ve Athena 6Jk! p m. ir*vo Augurta 8.80 p. rf . «:W p.t , Gen. Pa**. A genu 2 PK1ZKS OF pW)«.. «75,00C 25,000 , 10.000 17,000 10,000 . 10.0U0 10,000 . 90,000 1.0U0 do 25 arraoxiMATioN raizxa G Approximatioo Priwwof 1750-.,, 1967 Prize*, amounting t Appl (,a aMon for i clearly, giving foil addreM. POSTAL NOTL8, Kxpre** Money Order*, or New York Excbnngo in t-rdinarr let^ ter. currency by Liprct* (ail sum* of 85 and up wardi atom czj*eu*o) aildre-taed orM. A. DAUPHIN, MOTHERS - -ARE YOU TROUBLED BE CURED and rertored to perfect health by uzlnf Bradfield’s Female Regulator. I if aapccial remedy (brail diaeaxe* pertain ing to tho womb, and any lnielll/eiit woman can heraolf by foliowing .lie direction*. It is eaDccirtly offlcaciouz in case* of suppressed c remedy tn be used during that critical period aa "Change of Life,” Uua Invaluable prep- has no rival. Saved her Life! _ . _ .... Bnwe, MelKToiH Oo., Ot. Dr. I, Brad field—Hear Hlr: I here taken acr.r- al bottles of year Fein ale BcfulaK* for fiUllue ol the womb and other dlaewes combined, of tlx- lees yean itondliii, and I really boilers I am en- llrtly eared, lor which please accept my' fell thank, and moot profound gratitude. I know .- —. . ., , - —, — you ;.eoIconni •poek too ulfhly In lu laror. I baro recommend, ed It to Mroial of mr friends who aranifierini aalwfii. Year. Tory roapectfbtly, MRS. W, I. 3TKBBIPS. Oar TraeUto oaths “Health aid Happlnam ol Woman’' nulled free. BRADFlJtLD RKOULATOR CO., Allan to, Qa. C. BODE, ;FRENCH GANDIES. Ths finest ever brought to Athens. Palac Ice Cream Saloon, the handsomest fitted ep Icecream saloon In ICE i let hoesawlUba open from t COLEMAN’S COTTON PRESSES ALL PRICES, FOR STEAM OR WATER. HAND OR HORSE POWtR. Experienced as a manufacturer for 18 “2 «»**celtod fbctUil. eiorMenotoc-.^, sad Hhlpplnp, 1 offer ipedal IndaeomenU u purrhaaor. tad ifenta Bend tor etreatan. H-DUDLEY COLEMAN. • „ „ „ _ New Orleans,La. No. 9 Perdido Street. 0 PIUM AND WHISRY HABITS CURED BY B. M. WOOLLEY, M. D- ATLANTA.GA- NORTH-iASTEHN RAILROAD. SUPKRINTBNDBNT’H OFFIUB, , ^ . Athens, Ga., July Isu, l8h6.{ On and after July 1st., 18»5, trAius on this* road win run as follows: 76 Meridian Time. Leave Athens „ NO. -»3 Arrive at Lula ** ** ‘ Atiaate...,„-,T„ ,, 10:60 a n " “ Tallulah Kails 1:49 pm Leave Tallulah Fsll* M No. 60. Arrive at Athens— " Atlanta^ ....... 1:86 pm .... 1:45 p u Leave Atbenv NO. 61. Arrive Atlamt. ....11.00 p in LeaveAtlant.i - 62. fl-m 1 1. n\ Arrive ».t Athens 10:15 p m Tul lUtah Falls Ai-eoiumodHUoii 0 and Saturdays only. VVefiinostlays No. 1. No. 2 L/v Tal Fails 6:45 p r ..L’v Cornelia 9:21 Lula to New Orleans without cliuuge. U. H.BhittNAHD. Hup’l. RICHMON DA DANVILLE RA1LKOAI NOkTHWAUD. Leave Atlanta ArUainusvilie “Lula ....A "K*bun Gap Junctlon.lt "Toccoa t "Seneca D "UreenvTe E “Spartab’g „...F “Uastonla. u " Charlotte II 6.00 p n« 8.1.1 p in 8.41 p m 10.U4 p t io.ua |> i 12.46 p i 4.21 i 6.90 I Mail No. 53 Dally. iUVI. 11.20 11.55 6.10 |» South w asd. L’vuChTtto Ar Gastonia.. Hpat’ub'g. Gruenv'ie. Senecr Toccoa Raban Gay Junction. aizpruiw | Man No. 50. No. 52 Dally. | Dally .1:46 a i .2:30 a i ,.4:vfc i 41 a in ,.7.9* a in .8:92 an ' «-.w» an. I0:oo a n .10:kH a u 1:00 pt. 1,41 4.51 6.29 , , iao Noktu. fdcave Atlanta 5.18 b Arrivo Gainekville 7.60 i AOCOMMODATIOX TltAlN, (Allt-LlNM UBLUt.) ‘ Dn. P'to... 2:10 p.n WoodviUe 171 p.m " Maxeyz... >.*08 p.m ** Antiooh... 8.-94 p.m M Tdexington. 4*oi p.m •• Winter've. 4:.9 p.m u •« AUieiift. 5.j0 p.m " Wutoh’gt'u. 2stu p.m * Macao... .6:16 pm 1 Aliy ujtU.m. 8J8 p.m Train nnrut>er 27 wUl stop m a.t l receive pa MOjgere to and from the following siMion < only: urovetown, Uerzeliu, li«rietQ,De«nug, l'liomaon Camak, Crawfordvlifo, Union Point, Green eh bom. M*-1la..u KmUUa social circle, Coviagtoii, Conyers, stuu« Moun tain aud Decatur. Train No. 21 ».Ill atop at and receive passenger* to ami from the following stations only: Uroveiowu, Harlem, Dearths, Thompson, Catuak, craw fordvllto, Union Feint, Greeushoro, Madison, Rutledge, Social Circle, Covington .Conyt-rs, 1,1 • thonia. Stone Mountain and Decatur. 'J nu ’‘/ast Line 1 connect* for all points east and m v.heast, west aud southwest. Train Mo. 2s on Athens Branch gives pnasacn- gers from No 28 ou main line, 20 minutes for ■upper at Union Point. 66 fart mail run* through sleepers lbetween Atlanta and Charleston. Train* to and from Athensconnec with trains 27,28, l and 2. D IThLis Nos 51 and 5-4,’ Train No. 61 counu ts at Lula with It. A D. train No. 50 tor Atlanta aud all poiuU in South *tf'Pullman Ruficl Sleeping Car (alia to WPullman Palace Sleeping Car through from aud all point* in North A Hast. WjuFullman Paliu-e ituttot Car through from Lula to Wsshington, Baltimore, Philndelphlaand. New York without change. l'rain No. 52 connoiU at Lula with R. A D. tralu No. 61 for all Eastern Cities. *W*Pullu>ae Palace Sleeping Car through from Luis withoiu change. All iraius ou N. &. K. H. dalli. jxcepl hunday. through tickets on sale at Athuns for all prom inent points iu the North, Hast, South aud WetL MKKLhlt SLAU-liTKit, Gou. Paao Agent. PASSBHGBK DArABTMBNT. On and after OcL 12tli, 1SS4, Passenger Train service ou Die Atlanta and Charlotte Air-l.ino Division will be as follows* i OD4TIOM TbaIN, (Aia-LlMB Bbalb) tio re, lam-i ... SOUTH. Acave Gainesville......... /.un a Arrive Atlanta 9.06 a No. IA—Local Fhbioht, Uoiso South. Leave Charlotte., Arrive Gaffbey’i^. “ Spartanburg^. •• Oreenvilteto^. . 6.12 «. _ .11.17 a r . 1.20 p | . 4JW p m •• Central _ 8.0’» p i No. 17.--jOcal Far jut, Coimo North. Leave Ceatral 4.10 a m Arrive Greenville . . 6,12 A n ‘.I dpxrtanbarg 9A7 a m GAlnsy’s to..to...to.» mm**m.122/7 p m 7J»pr qtartom, __ All freight trains on th:: an «•«- All pesseagar train* villto and Richmond witho lag at Danville vrith^Va^ eastern elttee, and at AD diverging. No. 86 leaves f m and No. 81 arrives tl leavsa Rlchmoad 2.88 a m, m. The local frefghta Slop ton minute*. Burner hlufiko Cabs Wi Ob train* Nos. (OuitL N« te, Tia Washington and and AabevlUe. On train* No*. 88 and 68, Spj&g&r* -jiLm bridaTpresen «MttTVT0CIC,MCWE*T«l .. Swd fe, nhtotawa CktoMw 1o Vo 8TEYESS A 4 xss-zsseaE