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DAILY BANNER WATCHMAN, ATHENS, GEORGIA WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1S85 —' States allowing “local opl special act 0/ the legislating Ni Carolina, Geoigii, Alabama and Misiisiippi—4. States and territories - having no general laws and where uu special attention haa been given to the Sub ject: New Jersey, Maryland, Vir ginia, Louisiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Mis) id ^Colorado, Arizo na, Mpntlna, New Mexico, vVyom. ing and Utah—14. States and territorier from which we have been unable to obtain re plies: Florida, Texas, Tennessee, California,-Oregon, Idaho and Utah —7. Total 46! The unique position occupied by Ohio compelled us to classify this state as we have, tboujh it can hard- Iy~beMfd tBat no special attention has been paid to the subject of tem perance ia Ohio, especUUy.^of J«ts years. «« HOftOMTO A committee of the "Union of American Hebrew Congfcga tlon,” held a meetiugjn New York city, Friday afternoon, to ta.kp Stepp for an appropriate commemoration of the death of Sir Moses Montefiure After some discussion it was decided to recommend that a memorial ser vice be held oarly in October; and on the same day In the 'synagogues and temples throughout the United States, and that a prayer meeting be held daily for the thirty days follow ing the funeral in all synagogues and charitable institutions. It was also resolved that a committee be appointed to make arrangements for * memorial service in New York city. It has been decided to erect no statue or monument to the great philanthropist, as it was wisely said that hii memory was immortal, and the money which such a memorial would cost could be more appropri ately expended in assistance to tho Montefiore Home and other charita ble institutions. A REGISTRATION LAW. The legislature should by alt means pass s general registration 1**., bel “!jS^ ut measu t fe purifying our state politics that can be made, and at the same time save the tax-payers the expense of so mqay prosecution* for illegal ot to* It will stop the pernicious sys tem of candidates paying taxes on the day of elections for negroes, which is simply a new name for brihery. There will then be no challenging, for if a man’s name is ’not on the registry lift it is useless for him to try and vote. This law would in a few years disfranchise a worthless data of our population, and whose votes are always for sale to the highest bidder. Let the leg islature pais a general registration BANNEP-WATCHMU. OFFICIAL ORGANOPCITY DOOM.' .TY T. L. GANTT, Editoe A Proprietor. HOISTED ON ITS OWN PETA’ID. The Macon Telegraph has always b6e$, a great stickler for journalist^ , courtesies, airdj h*»^ devoted col umns to exposing and denouncing other papers lor reproducing news items without the proper credit. This was ail legitimate and right, and we never entered-a word of protest so long at this censor, . kept its own door swept dean. But when a paper condemn! in 1 others an act that itself Is guilty of, then we think it time to tear the mask of hypocrisy from its face and show the peoplp the inconsistency of its course. There are few papers in the country but will sometimes ap- proptisle a good news item without giving credit to the source frdm whence it was derived. While we do not commend such a system of news foraging,at the same time it is not to had as stealing a leading edi torial, without even a quotation or change of a comma, and trying to pajm it off on the reading public as t ttte Jjrain worE of the offending edttorT List* Sunday the lead ing' 1 - editorial in the Macon Telegraph & Messenger was headed “The Funeral'ol lien. Grant,” and fifled exactly one column in that piper. It gave a description of oth er distinguished military burial-, an account of which was found “in a modern compilation.” Tlmt identi cal article appeared in the Chicago Times of August 1, was properly credited to the Boston Advertiser of July sSjjh, and was clipped from igB.Jsirticle on “Famous Funerals.” Now, if the Telegraph intends to practice what it it preaches, why did not that paper announce that its leader was taken bodily from the Boston Advertiser, and then enclose the portion thus appropriated with quotation marks? It was clearly the intention of the T. & M. editor to leave the impression on the public mind thst the letder in his Sun- «-v -■ j~f.. ;■»■■■ m-r^tuai,--anre m case of being caught up with pave a way for defense by the use of the words, “we find an account of them in a modern compilation,” etc. Wouldn’t it have been more honest to have written, “We flip the editori- rial entire from the Boston Adver tiser?” The height of dishonorable journalism is to steal the carefully prepared editorials of another pa per and reproduce them as original, and when we see this same thing done by a sheet that has for years berated the Constitution for clip ping simple news items—as is done by every paperin the country—it Is time to call a halt. The Telegraph ha* always held itself as an exponent of “honest journalism I” Bahl We have never as yet known the Con stitution to appropriate an entire leader without credit! But it seems that of late the T. & M. has played too bold a game. Only a few weeks ego it stole an article from the Nashville American, and on being caught, apologized and said it was a “typographical error,” and the arti cle should have been credited, etc. Nowiit produces boldly as Its own Rtf editorial from another paper. “Oh, consistiac/, thou art a jewel I? THE LIQUOR LAWS UK ALL THE STATES. Philadelphia Press: A 1 special eflort \va,s made to obtain a state- meut oftht methods adapted in the several states and territories of the union id£-deallng l With the liquo r question, and'ahswers were receiv ed from the several secretaries of ’ansiiu ’ states with Constitutional provision against the manufacture and taie of intoxicating liqnflfft -..Vermont, Maine, Iowa and Kansas—4. : f .j , Prohibition stated but no constitu- been tried, but either for lack of sue Hirer ■dbAb|^ i !a l foblic sen meat; changed to tender methods: Massecii if setts, ; Connecticut, Indi ana, Michigan, State* and territories having gen eral end-stringent license or ^locel option” laws:- Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, ■South Carolina, Arkansas, Illinois, & Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota and An Old Soldier’s *s. experience. :*Calnrt, Texas, -I vunta erprreamj appreciation o/ tus valuable qualities of Ayer 8 Cheny Pectoral sa a cough remedy. army. jut befbre ** Of Mcksborg, I contracted a so- roW * IciwwmcS In ft dangerous cough. 1 found no relief till on our march we came to a country »tore, where, ou asking "«**».wdteenrMtxatoA st*« , , T *. k *P* nwPaeroaai.eoaiumiv Uv “V*! SMaUy ore. oat I taaf* round It to b. onimaluabl. raiiedjror throat and tuna Orngm J.vr.yranurr * **“*«■<» it AflafUifc torwy'to ths cun of all nrowhlal and lun,. *7 AteTi Cueuuy "WTOMU Bclnf vcrypjauldo.llicyoau'- m children Uko It readily. ntCPARKD BT Or.J.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowell l Mit«. tcMhikllrTneVa ' Horiie Items and Topics Jh —AH TOUT own fault If you remain sick when you eon tiVl Lop btttvts that ncver-rsll. —The weakest womsn,smallest child, and sickest invalid can nse hop bitters with safety and great good. —Old meu tittering around from BbeomsUim. kidney trouble or any weakness will de made almost new by using hop bitters. W-M y wife and daughter were made healtbv by the nse of hop bitters and 1 recommend them to my people.—Meth odist Clergyman- - - * beet family ua wu 111 Malarial fever. Ague and BtliotuneM, will leave every neighborhood as soon as hop bitters arrive. “My mother drove the paralysis and nenraixisall outof her system with hop bitten/’—Ed. Oswego 8un. f tW"Keej> the kidneys healthy; with hop bitten and yod need not fear .sick ness. “At the oliange of life nothing equals Hop Bitters to allay all troubles Incident Thereto,” “The lies! periodical lor ladies to take monthly, and r-.-..; which thej w“. rsceluerhe greatest benefit is hop bitters. Thousand* die annually from lonie form of kidneil disease that might have been presented by tinitly uto of Imp bitters. Indigestion, weok stoinlcli, Irregahir- Itfes of the (toniach cannot exist alien hop bitters arc used. In robust health • year nt s little cost. To produce real genuine tleep and child like repose nil uight take n iitl le hop bitters ou retiring. OfNone genuine without a bund of gTeeto Hops on the white tabel. Hkun ftll the vile, poisonmia atuff with ” or “Oopa” in their name. O. I. c. OLD INDIAN CURE IS THE BEST BLOOD REMEDY known. Jt Is purely a vegetable preps- raiion, and never known to fail, tliougl teaieil in thousands of cases that bullied tlie skill of physicians. Dr. Joseph Palmer, Feaglu, Os.. writes! “I have used Itextensively In my prac tice for twenty years, end do not hesitate to pronounce it a speclllo for blood dis eases in uny form. s Dr. F. A.Toomer. “erry, Oa., says: “It Is the best blood pc ier known, and to suffering woman a li il send for lierpeeu- bir ailments.” ■ It will promplyand pirmanently cure Syphilis in any rage, Scrofula, Eczema, White Swelling# Cutarrli, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Ulcers, Tetter and every {3 r !&j.'nVlHIiLfe euHKOr,,l ' ln ' O. I. C. stands for “Old Indian Cure,’ and will cure any blood trouble from pimples to its most violent form, it is a fine ton'c and a specific for Tomato com plaint*. Mo lady who want, a ro*y, healthy complexion should he without a bottle. fiuffbrer* from blood disease* have a cute In their resell $ 160 per large bottle. THE O. 1. C. COMPANY, Perry, Ga. This Grpat Blood purlfler,Tonic and Appetiser Is For Bale In Athens, Uu., by Long A Co, COLEMAN'S CORN MILLS, with solid rar-oH bubr stokes. Invented In 1H50, aorMnued and repeated lm> provement* alnce then keep tbaui in the lead ot aft competition. Other* have cried to copy after tfa«m and rell the imitation* on the reputation of the Coleman Corn Mill, the "Maid of the South.” Send tor prices. H. DUDLETCOLEMAN, New Orleans, La. Xo. 9 Perdido Street. ICE! ICE! ^TkalWtMOMjlO.aod, la oowqwa from• K»tE m.nnUHp. m. dorir.j nkn wa«k sad •aSumday iron* toft o.w. omit toSs.ro. ‘VlGc'f 1T-HJ 1 IH ■ /(;. ri ,'j BACAirs i .. I Magnolia / Balm b a secret aid to beauty. Mauy a lady ewes her fresh ness to it, who would rather not tell, and you can't telL ,. \V n ; ARR BROn r “ HOUSE and SIGN • \ 1 AINTER U All Paper Hangars, Telephone Xo 17-2 a ml kinds of W*ll paper, constant, y qp hand. Jnnc283m. : THB CENTRAL HOT Ell AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. t W. M. Thomas, Froprieto r. rsMAta «BL» WAKTKD. A GOOD HOME TO RENT OR TO LEASE. TIM home of the late Mrs. W. N. While, on HlUedfftftytftue in the city of Athens, will be rented foe Oa* year or leased for five years on reasonable terms. This is one of the most deslr* able homes in Georfis. There is an excellent orchard oonUinlng nine (9) seres of choioo i.nlt. s well of good water, several fine spring* end all necessary outbuilding* ou the place; there is thirty (»' acres of land elUciiod to the pleee. Possessioo given October l*t, HW. For terms and prices apply to tnv attorney George C. Thom as, or ttiftundersigned on the premises. MKf.jCB.MlUr Mrs. Wb. K. While, dee i. Ult-lm SPECIAL. I Ditto from Alban, on lb, roan to wxtxiaivmo. near Taper Mill. 1 b»in bind mil the popatmr lirmna. ibml h.yo been kepi in Atneai for tbe RT3?, 210 acres: For sale, 2I0sraes of land, within ^tnile of Athens; good Rix room house, aevoral tenant houses; a number of good springs on the place, plsntyofopeu land. A bargain can be hs<! by applying to Jo 6 WILLIFORD, Rcnl Estate Agent A BF.AUTIFUL. RESIDENCE FOR SALE, I am authorised by the executor of Mrs. Chen ey. deceased, to offer for iidc tho late residence of said dee d, situated on ilnncoek avenue. The property is situated in a , beautiful grove, the house new and elegant, good watei, convenient to schools neighborhood v 00 '^ othor words the property In first class, Terms one-hair cash, bsluice in 12 months at 7 per cent. Apply to J. H. WILLIFORD, It. K. A. CITY PROPERTY To exchaure for couolry farms, or good, level, unimproved land. Apply to J. H. WILLIFORD, Real Estate Agt. ;FOR RENT. An 8 room cottage in rear of Dr, J. A. Ifnnnfo cutt’s, 100 yards from Lucy Cobb Institute, good •2 room brick kitchen aud good stable on lot, ala large garden and good weii of water. For par ticulars call at J .11. Huggins store. nov2Vtf. VACANT LOTS, I have for sale in five minutes' walk of tho post office, two lots, one containing about three acres, it ml the other lesa.bpth watered bv a tine branch si d alinded by very tine oak*. No pro close to biHlnesa, or in hs good neighbor! be bought I Large Lot. Well watered, close to btisincrs; can tie bought At a low price. JOwner wants to raiso money, and will sell a bargain. Applg to s WILLIFORD. To Rent The large house on Oconee street, formerly c 'upied by .M. I*. Hrlsco, as a boarding house kpply U* K. K. Reaves. Jy^I'n FRENCH Wine Coca. Strengthens ami Exhilarates, gutains ami refreshes, aids digestion iuiparts new life and ed mind and body,"“and crclN every faeuitv of mind and body to healthy and natu ral condition. COCA Is a wonderful invlgorator of tlio qoiii tal organs, and removes nli mental and physical exhaustion. The greatest blessing to nil ntllictcd with nervous complaints, such as Sick Hendnche, Neuralgia, Wnkefullness, Loss of Memory, Nervous Tremors, Loss or Appetite, Melancholy, Blues, etc. PEMBERTON’S FRENCH WINE COCA Will vitalize your blood and build you up at once. Lawyers, Ministers, Teach ers Ointors, Vocalists, and all who uso the voice, will find in the WINE CCCA taken half an hour before appearing be fore their audiences, the most remark able results. WINE COCA D endorsed and recommended bT o jo,000 of the most eminent medical in the world. Bead pamphlet on won derful properties of the Cocoa I'lant and Wine. For wile by Druggists. J . S- Pemberton & Co, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers. ATLANTA. GA. COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, BALTIMORE, MD. This School offer, to Medical Stu dents unsurpassed clinical and other advantages. Send for_a catalogue to Dn. Thomas Opib, Dean, 179 N. Howard St. UrtJISIAXA LOTTJ -CAPITAL- PRIZE, < Tickets Only $3. Shares Is Proportion. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. •*W#do hereby certify that w« aupervlhetht amncomenU for all the Monthly and 8«mi-An- nnal Drawings of the Louisiana HUU Lottery Com- Ing> theinu] vm, «nd tbatthe tame ameonduct^ with hoaatty, fklrntM. and In good f*Hb toward ...—««nuthorlaa tho Comp*»» U»u«o thia ccrtilluiie, with fac-almiloo of oar aivnature* attached, in iu adveftlaemenU.” AS j la : Oontmlaalonora Incorporated in !S«t( for 24 veara by the Lcgiala* tor® tor Kitueatf»<tal ami rharltablo purposftw— with a capital oi il,Uf|0,ono—M* which a tooervo fund of over 9550,uuu haa alnce been added. By an overwhelming popular vote tti iranehlao waa made a pari of the preaout HU to Couatiiutlon adopted D«eotuber 2,1, A. u., 1872. The Out* Lottery V.i'tr voted on mud endorsed hy the people oj any .State, -j it never acute* or po*ti>ont». Its Grand Singla Number Drawing* will take pine* monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. Eighth Grand Drawing, Class H, IN THK ACADKM Y OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUES DAY, August 11, 1888—183d Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, *78,000. 100,000 Tickets, Five Dollars Each. Fractions, in Fifths in proportion. .iaT or mum. I CAPITALPBIZK...., 175,IKX \ do do 2 PRIZES OK IG’iOfl ft do 2000 10 do 20 do ^00....^ . 100 do 2B0 P.OO do loO .... 10,000 iUJ INK) 28,000 2ft,OO0 cj:»o 2,250 t2*>>,500 to elubaahotild iteniado In New Orleans APPROXIMATION PJMZKfl 0 Approximative Prixeaof |7.VL„, 9 •• “ 500 . 9 ” -»•* 250 . 1967 frizes, amounting Application for rate* only to the office of Hie Cpmppny In New Orleans For further in formation wrfto clearly, giving ftill addrew. FOHTAL MOTES, Kxpress Money Orders, or New York Exchange in cnllnarv loi ter. currency by Ltprm (nli autos of 85 and up wards atoui expense) addressed M.-ft. DAUFB1M. New Organa, La., or !)L A. DAUl’IUN, G07 ."oventh St., Washincton, D. C. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and address Registered Lotte MBW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, x New Orleans. La. — -ARB'YOU to your gentle **x T ; tidings of com BE CURED sod totoro I to protect hwlU. by uzlns Brad field’s ■ Female Regulator. I is a special remedy for all diseases pertain* Ing to the womb, and any Intelligent woman can euro lieraeif by following »be dliectiopa, It is evoecisUy ofllraclous in cases of suppressed or RGXA RAU.ROAD.COM PA NY 8TONK MOUNTAIN ROUTR. Office Gkneral JJanausa, Augusta, GA, May 23, 1885 Commencing Sunday, May 24th the follow inf passengers Schedule will «>t>erat) c u litis road Trains run by 'JUtu meridian Ui io—,32 minutes slower than Augmu time ; ‘ ; t - FAbT LINK. No. 27, WEST DAILY. f No, IU»T DAIL> ■ Leave ** 7:56 am AtveWfnterv r i 8:04 a,n, Lexington. 8:38 a.m AnUovn .. * 5^6 n.a Muxcys.... 9.04a.m Wood ville. 9:28 Am Un. Ft..... 9;4u a.u 've Atlanta I.Oftp re * «• Woodville 2^9 p in *0.1, WXhT DAILY. 1/ve AugUHU.. i o:Sft »xn .'•* Macon - 7:45 a m ' ;H.Wa»hi'g’u:llSfO a.m msrs is, ts ■ ?: Lex’gt’n.. .18:118 aun •• LcxAiigtnn.i4:f»t p.; Antioch.. 10:44 — Max. ys .. 21.48 Wood ville li:87 p.|n — Ft 11:85 a.m ir 1 "Atlantal. 6:49p.a nq.VWkttT oaitY. _ p «n Leave Atlanta *.60 p. tr . » Un. Ft 6:65 p.m '*■ Wooslvillo. 7:07 p.m •• Maxeya ... 7:28 p.m ,*f Antioch.7^7 p.m "Lexiugl’n.. 7:67 p,m “ Wiuterv'e. 8:24 p.ra Arr’ve Atheus 8.3/ p in. ■4k»w Augusta 9.20 p. B no. 2, Bast dailv. AFve Attiehsr 6. Il p.m '• WtMh'gi’u . 2na» p.m 1 Macon . 6:16 p u * AngiisU .. '4:Hg p.ui VO. 4. KA’-iT DAtLY. ^ :»i p i •kFo A.igr.Nta sililfi sengerK to and t Orovetowu, 0etzen_. — - - (Jamas, UrawiordviUe, DiUott Folni, Grucneaboro, Mndteou. Uiulcdg*., Hociai Circle, Coviugtou, Conyers, e*u>ui* Nouu- tain aud Decatur. Train No. 2a v. ill stop st and receive passengers to and from Uio following hiHiions only: tiiovsiowu,- liarletu, Dctiring, Tliopipww, . Caiuak, Lrtsw fordvUle, Unioii Foiht, Groe isboro, Madison, Rutledge, b.ociul Circle, Covini'ton .Co iycrs, Li- thonU. Stone Mountain aud Decatur. I h-s “fast Line’ couuwdt: for all poluto ei at uud i i rdtuast, west uiui southvrost. iupper at Union Fuiut. The fast mall runs through sleepers between ktUuta aud Charleston. Trains to hiuI from lliieus connect with trains 27, 28,1 and 2. £. It. DORSEY, Gan. Fast. Agent. JOHN W GREEN. Goat MauAger. NORTH-EASTERN RAILROAD. SUFKKUiTKNDKNT’S OFFICE, Athens, Ua., July 1ml, IH86.1 On and after July 1st., ISa'j, trams on thu uud wiil run as follows: •76Msridl»itl Time. Leave Athens Arrivo at lala •• *• At.Hnta............... ——»»:5U a w lo:60 a u “ “ Tallulah Fulls ..—...1:45 p in Arrive at Athens, " AUnuti.. pm !:■*•'» P m Leave Athotm Afd’iVO Hi i.U.b Arrive Atlanta. NO. 61. 6:>0 p u» p m . ...11.00 p lit LeaveAtlauia . .......... 5J. 8:9b |. to Arrive Hi Alliens •• 10:Nft )> nt 1 iii'imh emits AeeommiDlHt.on t n. i.l Nut at days only. *n WtMnoways . No. 1. No. I/v Tal Falls 8:4ft p Ar at Con Trains! :B«A D. I t ulna Nos 61 uud AS, Train No. 63 eounects at i,uia with It. cl D. train No. 60 for Atlanta ami all poiuta in Mouth weal. • e n<rPuHjnan RuOut Sleeping Car Lula to Atlanta. Train No. ft; connects at Lula wUh R. A 1>. train No. ft2. Close connection iu Alltiuu* for all Southern and Hoitlhwesieru |*«»Iiita. Train No. 5o coonei-U at Lula with K. A D. tain No. M for Charlotte. LauviJlc, Richmond, and all points In North A Kn«t ssW_l‘uUmKu i’alace Uuffet Car lit rough from Luia to WMAhliigtou, Baltimore, i'hilndelphlaaitd New York without changs. Train No. 62 connects «t Lola witl> R. A I>. train No. 61 fer al! Eastern Cities. surFalliuae I'roface bleeping Car through from Lula without change. AH trains on N. K. K. R. daily, urept Sunday, through tickets pn salent A thro- for all protu- ittent points in tho North, Ka»l, boiilh and West. MJtRGRK dLAU-JUTKit. tlen. FaAi. Agent. r ; J t M. R. BERNARD^ Hup»». paiuful nienstruatiou, in whites aftd partial pro- lapsus. It affords immediate relief and perma nently restores the menstrual function. As a d y to bo used during that critloai period " Ife/ 7 this Invaluable prtp „ _ used during known as “Chan^eofLife,' 7 t V80|M knowi aration haa no Saved her Life! r ^ Kidob, McIntosh Co., Gs. Dr. J. Bradflold—Dear Bit: 1 have taken save, al bottles of your Female Regulator for (ailing of the womb and other diseases combined, of six teen yean standing, and 1 really heltoTe I am en tlrcly cured, lor wnleh please accept my heart felt thanks and inoat profound gratitude. I know ydu medicine saved my life, * ■peek too nlghly in 1U favor. I have rbcowmend ed it to several of mr frleoda who arerufferlog as I was. Yoors veir respectful^, MRS. W, K. BTBBBInS. Our Treatise on the M Health and Happiness ol • “ mailed free, rtULA' r OR CO., AUanta, O^. PAPER! The paper en whleb this Issue is printed wa PIONEER M’F’G CO. OF PAPER CL5RKEC0.GA. G eorgia, clarkbcounty.—Teaii whom it may ooncein: All persona Interested are here by notified that If no good causci* • shown to. the kn order will be gradtes. by the under- e lithe 7n day of September. IMA eetnh- inew roodaa marked oathylhe rood loners, appointed for that purpose, eem i*f at thjendof BloomflcM street ou -the BtoomSeU rout lb. AUi.d. UuiCi Oroapwiy »c otbera. TWi Juia d.y or lair, l«5. . AiA II JACksON. Ortlnanri C. BODE, FRENCH CANDIES.. The fl.Test ever brought to AtBepg.' Pftlge Ice Cream • Saldon, =, the handsomest fitted up icecream saloon in the Sooth. , ad from 4 too p.m. t JERSEYS FdR SALE. vTSsHOtKAN. Athens, Gs. «f«jf WlUto L Matthew., I dlacbiyx^from a.id aaa| in woarart to aim tnnat or the court oTonllnaur UMIW Hraarat llordaxln .1 dtforjnae.I*n. Aroian at ,Otoi tkU 1CU ABA M. MOKSOa. OiilMW COLEMAN’S COTTON PRESSES ALL PRICES, 'V” APIUM'""'WHISKY “S-TSigSKF**®" AlLAHfA, GA*. RICHMONDS DANVILLE FlAlLtlOAD r.aasNaza uzi-amtm.nt. On and after OcL 12th, 1881. Passenger Train service on tho Atlanta and charlotte Air-Lino Division will a* follow*- Exproaa - Mail NOBTHWARD. Leave Atlanta.. No. ftl No. 6.1 Daily, [rlially. . 8.00 p iisj A4U a I 1.13 p iu;io..su l).08 P niiKT.ftt p in . .KI12.40 p 2.28 P m ,...F| 2.00 n m 3.34 p ia .. «| 4.23 a w| 0.2(1 pm 111 ysu a ntj ti. to ^pjs South wabd. L’veCh’FUe Ar Gastonia.. it:.:::—:::::: •• Benccr ” Toccoa. ** Rabun Gap Junction . *t Lula. “Gainesville “ Atlanta I No. 52 JtaUy^ I jJMii y_ .1:26 a 2:i» b -.6:48 au> . .7:88 if m r.»KT 10:00 a n .10:88 an .100 pn ; fit' l.:tc K-l.LNK iiXLLKjGO . : ODATlOM Tax IN. i.vias-i j.. • « «. • ing Noian. Leave Atlanta ft.R* p m fAitiye^bineavflle. 7.60> ra ACGOMBODATIOM Taatp. (AlK-LlKB BKLLB,) •»« INOBOUTII. AeereGalncffvll’.o....^..v.oh a ra Arrive AUanta. os a m No. 18.—Local FntnuiT, Going Mouth. focave charlotto....ro...^., 8.12 a m L No. 17.—Local F mi out, going North. l-cavc Central— 4.10 a m I^VsSBIffiSi--=.zr~± VZ i 2 ; '* Gndney > s...../.. m> „,.A.... 12.27 p m m u. road cayry pawn ininvniu throngh to Dan Allanta with all !lm*a eaitern .rules, aid at Aliimk tri th all )lB«?a -HiohmoDd i.aaaro,to«irt*totli<m>7.Ua rhe local (rclghu itop ,1 aboru ataUaiia n I^ranjtektogtou-row: IteavUl., urepazb.ro IB tba Habits a • -it If%rP rs i [HM mm >. of Ini^ru ,-3.n:* fZt. aj:d