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The following letter from Major W.
V. McCracken, Snperintendent of the
Georgia Division of the E. T., V. &
Q. R. R., is in reeponee to one from
onrself asking that he give ns some
thing definite to styti aarji&pbi!
regard to better mail and passengf
facilities for oar city. We citedi
him our grievances, and asked that
something be done. One cause of
our scanty accommodations has been
tbe fact that the rolling stock and
motive power of the M. k B. Division
bas been spread ont to fill the needs
of the entire Georgia Division until
tbeir line coaid be put through to
Rome, and thus connect with the rest
of tbeir system. Tbe connection now
beiug made, that necessity no longer
exists, and we may reasonably expect
better mail sod passenger facilities,
and especially so as we have herewith
Major McCracken’s promise to do all
in bis power. He writes as follows:
East Tennessee, Virginia A Georgia
Railroad, Georgia Division,
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 6,1885.
T. O. Stacy, Brunswick, Go.:
Dear Sir—Your* of tbe 1st instant
reached me, on my return from a
wuek’s absonco, this morning. I have
felt for some time that we ought to
do something more for Brunswick—
in fnct, I am sure we must do so as
soou as wo ’ possibly can. Just now
we are so short of motive powertbat
it is impossible for as to accommo
date our business as we desire. I will
give yon ray word, however, that I
will give this matter a personal exam
ination, and see if we can't do some
thing to accommodate your people.—
Rest assured that personally I bave p
strong desire to do so.
Very truly yonrs,
W. V. McCracken.
- 1 Supt. Ga. Division.
Glover ic Dunn.
The new sign of this guterprisigg
firm is one of the finest we have
seen and is an ornament to Newcastle
street. It is the work of a home ar
tist and not as many suppose, a re-
ceut importatian, from New Yifrk. We
doubt if better work can be obtained
anywhere. Tbe ptor^ otMessrs. Glov
ed & Dunn'ii certainly irortljy^o( the
elegant digit nWch* pdinta the 'way
therein. A recent glance through this
storo enables us to enumerate a few
of Molise* of^**!* tow on eihilff-
tion tber*: Boobs, stationery, cbina
and glassware, lamps ttud fixtures of
every detcriptiou, fancy goods of ev
ery variety, statuary, toys, fireworks,
wooden and basket ware, jewelry, cut-1
lery, pictures and picture frames, mu
sic and musical instruments and many
other things we cannot think of now.
Tho storo appears to be full to over
flowing with beautiful goods, and yet
Mr. Dunn informs ps that' the most
of the goods purchased ty him in
New York for tbe holiday trade are
•yet to bo received and the puzzling
question is where to find • room for
them. Messrs. Glover k Dunn are
jobbers as well as retailers,' Mid are
prepared for orders by wholesale.
The public are invited to inspect this
stock, whiob we are assoredi When ful
ly opened for tbe holiday trade cannot
be surpassed for variety, novelty and
quality by any similar institution in
the State of Georgia. A beautiful as
sortment of Christmas cards arc just
received and will soou be on exhibi
tion. The busiest man in town just
now is Mr. Glover, but he is never it
a loss for time to greet bis friends
with a pleasant smile and a hearty
welcome. Young “Monty" Barkoloo
it ever ready to supply the demands
of costumers, and has a pleasant word
for all, particularly the young ladies.
This firm certainly deserve the pat
ronage of our people, and we do not
doubt they will meet with the suooew
their pluck and eoterprwe so richly
merit. We desire all oar friends to
give them a call.
Headquarter* for Salt.
Tho schooner Matilda Brooks bas
just arrived in the port of Brunswick
with cargo of salt for oar account.—
Another cargo will arrive during next
"eek, comprising table (fine ground)
"mI Liverpool (emirs-), assorted
S'leks and weights. We will meet
oiupaiition from any quarter. Ad
dress
Logan k Co., Atlanta, Go.
( h-, Litilefieed k Tison,
2l Brunswick, Go.
wick tins season that owns its own
cars is B. H. Barrett & Go.’s New
United Monster Railroad Shows. It
will vb^ the only show with a name
aodwtniraoWf-to - sustain, andSnioh
wishes to make friends who wi)} ;wel
come its return, as it hopes to visit
yoasgeh^r ThB.eJweHenc^rtfitteab
hibition is decided' by tbe press of
other cities to be the beBt over travel -
ed. Tbe following is copied from a
late exchange:
Nearly every body foKmiies around
Atlanta came into the ,city yesterday
to see Barrett’s great show. For
weeks th.e circus has keeh advertiS'
ing its great attractions, and yester
day's exhibition disclosed tbe lact
that their advertisements were bat
the troth. Tbeir street parade was
the largest ever seen in Atlanta, and
took fifty minutes to pass a given
point. Under tbe canvass there was
no disappointment. The menagerie
was excellent, both in number and
variety of animals exhibited, and it is
certain that a better collection bos
never come Sooth with any cireus.—
The cirene proper was above the av
erage. The bareback riding, tbe acro
batic feats, the dog show, tbe trained
horses, the Malay gymnast’s antics,
the tigbt-rope walking and velocipede
riding, the trapeze performances,
were all as good as ever Been in At
lanta. The circus tent is about double
tbe ordinary size, having two center
Doles, and tbe Beats will accommodate
>,000 people. While the day perform
ance was good, that at night was still
better, and wad witnessed by os large
a crowd as was ever seen under a cir
cus tent Not-even old John Robin
son, in bis palmiest d ys, ever drew
such a crowd. Ooe commendublo fea
ture of Barrett’s show is its decency.
The men are-quiet, orderly and well-
behaved, and there is a marked ab
sence of rowdyism that usually char
acterizes shows. Barrett’s, show is a
good one--all who saw it say so. In
fact, everything that is good with a
circus was found with Barrett k Co.’s
esterday.—Atlanta Constitution.
An Editor Married*
Atlanta Constitution,
Douolasville, Nov. 2.—Mr. R. A.
Massey, editor of the Dauglasville Star,
was married to Miss Mollie Murray,
of Powder Springs, on tjie 31st of Oc-
toWr/ Tbe attendants 'were: Judge
S. W- Harris, of Oarroll,tou, and Mbs
Katie Massey, of St. Simons 1 , Hon, F;
A. Irwin, qf Marietta, and Miss Jessie
Reynolds, of Marietta; Mr. C. C. Rey
nolds, 1 of 'Marietta, and Miss Lena
BagHe'e, of Atlanta ; Mr. T. N. Butner,
of Fbwder Springs, and Miss. Handle
Abbott, of Powder.Springs. Rev. J. B.
C. Quillan performed the ceremony.
S ir. Massey is a clever and courteous
enleraen, and a leading.spirit in this
‘etion. His bride is a charming la
dy, and bas many friends.
Tbo nbovo gentleman is a son of
Dr. R. J. Massey, of St. Simons Is
land. ‘ .
. C JOI/TliD TO DKATH.
Chattanooga, Nov. 4.—To-day John
Denton, a conductor on the isast Ten
nessee, Virginia k Georgia Railroad,
met with a tragic death. He was rid
ing in the caboose, aud while - the
train was running at a rapid rate one
of the caboose wheels flew into pieces
nnd Denton was jolted to death.—
There was nothing for him to bold to,
and it is supposed thnt ho was stunn
ed when bo fell and cousequeutly
could not signal-tbe engineer, as tbe
train did not stop until it reached
Riceville.
The S. F. k W. Railway bas or
dered fifteen'more giant eng’mee not
withstanding tho fact that that corpo
ration bas only recently receivod four
teen of the same class of engines.—
This savors vory much of business.—
The now fast schedule on that road
now makes over forty miles an boor.
Eastman, Nov. 8.—Fleming Lati
mer, a stadent of tbe Eastman Acad
emy, abont sixteen years old, took of
fense this morning at a rebuke ad
ministered by Mr. Hunter, the princi
pal, and cut him across the arm just
below the shoulder, inflicting a pain
ful tbongh not serious wonud two
inches long and reaching almost to
the bone.
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Chandler. Geo
Cannon,JB
Cutes. A 0
Clark, Daniel
Christie, Chts
Cooper. Mir 11 a
Clark, TO
Carter, Oeori
Carter. George Clemente, Mingo Carter, J
CnmmltiRi, Isaac Campbell, Joe Collloe, 1
Christopher. M J Christopher, Peter Creamer,
OF Jill
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on tb« 10th or Dee., 1111.
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Armetrong, Robt Anderson, Tho* R Andenon.Wm
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Ashe, C E
neon Atkins, Geo
Byrd, 0 W
Borchsrdt,
Boroherdt, Abram Bee, W J
Bruton, Atwell . Bnrford. H
Bartlett, Paul Berrle, W A
BOUngqJoah .Ballad, Laren Burbage,WE
Baumgartner, Jno Butte, Sunset - Bluo, James
~ Bacon, FrankB Berrle, w H
Baker,
Beene, a W
BnUer, Jordan
Baker, W U
Brteeenfck, B'e
HI*io.JT .
Bailor,.Ed ward
Broad, John
Briggs, Richard
Baker, Nicolas
Blending, Aaron
Blaring, J P N
Blue, Prank
Burns, James
Butler, BeoJ
Besacll, Jacob
Bryant, Alex
Baumgartner, Chaa Byrd, Henry
Brood, Julian Baker, Saraue
Brleeenjck^Ekneet Brock, T W
Blaln, J S
Brewster.F A
Brown, K
Beck, H
. Bank, AC
Borraugh, OMo Black,CP
Brown, Chaa Ball, John
Brooke, Adolphna Beet, 8 J
Brown, Joeeph Berrle, Jte
Bowser, Henry Baker, Wm
Burton - - -
Blake, i
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JVatckes 9
Cal nan. James
Connolly. JK
Csdone, Horace
Crovatt, AJ
Clubb. E A
Clark.C A
Crowder, JO
Croratt. Wm
Cbnetopher, Bobt Cook, D C
Coburn, Joe Carter, W H
Clark, Parld Colloid. Ell
Cohan, Isaac Carter, Chrla
Clemente, Mingo Carter, J H
Cuyler, Mote*
Carswell, ER
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Doerflloger.P J
Dillon. D Jee
Doerfll;
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Clnbb. I A*
Dart. EC P
Dexter, T W
Dart, J E Doerfllnger,
Dosrflinger. W P Denials, Mo
Douglass, P M Dr!rer. Chaa
Darldaon. David- DiBii
Davis, David
Dupree, L T
Dennison, Albert
Dunn,H T
David, Joe B
Deris, t B
Dana, D T
Dart. E M
Davit. J B
Panic}*, II H
on, Edward Dart, U Jr
Daley, D W
Dart, W R
Dart, F M
Duff, W 8
Dart, JB
Evans, Job
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Dart, Urban us
Davenport, J W
Davenport. W G
Deveaux, Joa
Dart, Horace
Folks, C N
Florid, O P
Futch. H L
Fahm, H A
Franklin. AF
Futch, W E
Fm« r, Ed
Fletcher,Jno
Flandera, 0 E
Franklin, J R
Ferguson, T B
Freeman, Olover
Flmders, T W
Fonda, J H
Firth. J M
Freeman, J J
Flint. B £
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Goldsmith, L O Gill, J D
Gilson, Jesse Gale, F P
Greenfield,Richard Green. J G
Gllea. Daniel Grant, Jos
Greenfield, J 0
Goodyear, C P
Gate. A D
Gardner, fiteve
Gardner, W 8
Gambol, Jack
Green, Jan
Gilmer, Joa
Gray, U P
Golden. W P
Greer, N C
Gates, Wm
Green,Aaron
Oriel, Benj
Glenn, Geo
Golden, J P
Gary. 8 H
Farmer, Robt
Florid, Louta
Frazer, Thomai
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ley. Arohlo
Feara. Kugoulua
foreman, J 8
Florid, J B
Fluker, General
Gordon, Thomaa
Greeu, Alfred
Goodbread, C O
Goodbread, T B
Goodbread, P T
Gallagher, Jaa
Greeu, Robt
Gibaou, Allen
Green, Xitua
Gonzales, Edward
Gormley, Peter
George, Daulel
Green, Bcnj
Graham, Jaa
Houston, Jaroea
Heins, Leopold
Huntington, Elon
Hsmiltou, Geo
Holmes, Dempsey
Houston, it H
Harvey, E J
Uackett. Tiio*
Haywood, A M
Harris, F B ...
Harrison, WH
Harris, Jacob
Hazlehurst, Joe
Higginbotham, F,8 uouaua. inon»ra metu. mo*
Howard.Rmannel Hampton, Mohoh Hill, Irwin
Heels, Duncan f Hayrto, Ucury Harris, N» d
Higdcu, Peter Harris, Adam Holmau.Mat
Harrington, Judge Highsmlth, Wesley Jlurri*,
Uoward, lieury Howell, Abram Hughes, 1’
Harris, Borneo J , YbtlJ ‘
Isaacs, Aaron
Garoott. Henry Gardner, W J
H
Harris, W H nardy. W W
HarYey.JP Holland, W A
Ilolzcndorf, P B Hudson,H D
Hibbarb,Columbus Harris, L W
Hickman. P 0 Hanaon.G A
Heine, A E Hall, W H
Hlrsch, WenJ noyt. L D
Hazlehurst, L W Harris. F U
Holmes, Aiex Hill, U li
Volseudorf ; ft R Hine, H L
Hazlehurst. Robt Hockett.W A
Hodges, G D Hall. O J
lUiudtod, Jure Harris, Chaa
Harrison, J T
Joerger, Fred Jeuklua, tnfllo
lobtiMOn, G W * ~
JobuHon, J V
J ohm* on, Harry
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Jackson, jW
Jones, Joa K
Jack**on, Wm
-yirnea. W J
Jones, Fied
Jackson, Hardy
JohUBoU, Fred
Jenkins, Robt
June*, Wm
Jackin, v Hr.,
•Ui< low, N\ 01
Kvl •, P.l.
Haul, B 1:
Kuurk-k, H A
ird
Jon«s i W T ,
Jackson, Barrel
John-on, Goo
JuhUMon* Alfred
Jackson, Wash
Jones, W T. 8r
Johuaou, Samuel Jones, Alfred
Jainea, Prince Jenkins, Jaa
Johnson, H R Jones, ltobt,
Jetikinw Geo Jenkins, J« a
Jyiliiix"W llenry
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Kraii-rt. retn
Krau-a. Geo
Keatt, llutler
Kay. W F.
lvcatt. Jaa
Kite. Robt
I Jill
iRUithi .,,ni, -Jab K
Lindiu. C J
l.undlu. A A
Lancrfater, B F
Lloyd, W F
Ijirge, David
I j* France, A P
Ijitinier, Arnold
Lucas. 11 K
Lnwreu ;e, J 8
Michelson, M
Monely, Dallas
Miueban, Stiehaal
McAipin. Tully
5ffn«dun, Thomas
McCrary. H 8
Moore. C B
McIntosh, C II
Mason, Osborn
Mallory, Robt
ManlfftH Samuel
Miller, John
Mickene, J T
Mundy. E It T
Millar. Biown
McCray, Irwin
Massey. Burrall
McAlplo, Geo
Moore. J 0
Miller. C F
Morton, Tim
Morray, John
McCoy, Wright
North. Linos
Norwood, G H
Norman. J 0
Nightingale, J X
Latimer, Richard Lehman., J C
Littlefield, S C Lilly, J II
Lambriuftt. J T Lewis, John
Lloyd* Wilson Ltavy, L' J
Taoszti, Henry Lang. T H
Laug. Emanuel Len<>rd, J R
Lawrence. Arnold Lewis, Mut
LivingMton, 8 J Lloyd, 8 W
Li|itrott. W II Ijiuer, Leo
Jjt win, Daniel Lucreo, J os
Lamb. J L
n
Bforoii, Nelson Moore, D A
llulden, H' tiry Marlin, L C
Merchant, Gabriel Mmehun, J
McCullough, J H Miner, J H
Meyers, I«aae Madileti.J 31
Meador, R D Moore, 0 (t
Mahoaey. Tim McClure,'WC
McDawell, Caleb Ma*ll«ou, I,
Mills, Edmon MItchelli V R
Mcrrifield. O H Monroe, Jaa
McCoy, Bichard Morris. Bobt
iMIeton. Wash fiaaon, W M
Maxwell, Molomott 3f at this,
H D Moore, Isaac
Mann, Henry Miaou, A J
McCaodleaa. Wm ^Miller, Ihoa
Mack, Joa
Massey, C R
McCrae, Wm
Moore. W B
Malle tie, Joe
Moore. J E
Mabry, G B
Mearia, Peter
Miller. Adam
Morgan, Henry
Monroe. Tho*
McIntyre. Wm
Mttwwll. Wm
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Nelson, J F* Jr
Nelson, E A
Newton, 0 «
Nelson. J P
Nock, T T
Nelson, Alas
Nighteugala,.*Wm N x m,Jer©
O'Connor. Thoa, Jr O'Connor, Thoa
Oliver, Henry Otarby, G«o
Connor, Jaa
Pritchard. Alex
Pntnara, AT
Putnam, A V
Parker. W F
Pollard, Aug
Ponte. Luke
Parker, Benager
Paulk Dennis
Rainey, W n
New Yore, Nov. 3,—A petition bns h.,»ioiU, bb mmI
been a<Mr-8se<l to the Secretary of i Richardson. I^no Roberto, Wi
the Treasury, reqnoettng him to make j HutiMgo. N
nil Kii^nr imported iuto tbe United
States from the Sandwich islands dn-
tiiible. It is claimed that the Sand
wich isUud sugar does not come with
in tbe Hawaiian island treaty. Tbe
circular has been signed by promi
nent sngar refiners of tbia city, Bos
ton nnd Philadelphia.
Ponder, D U Pap*. A W
Ponder, O W Pitman, J H
Frioleau. PfclUlpir Palmer, Jia
Pinkney Edward P»udar. (t P
Praer, Prank Prlc*. J T
rolite, Lundln Payne, Ju
Pylee, Prince Price, W J
Penalmu. WF rerwe.LJD
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Randohtb. D B Ri*«rt« C11
Boblnaon, K II, Jr Bublna. J It
■ n lieu, a 4
W».h Hoof, 4 N
Bobl«non. Lewi, Bice, P,ier
Ilogcre, Tippo llu.eell, C A
Bo&ertv, J W tuletou. « A
iuei; W A Boach, Ju Howe. J T
Stockwlll. OW Sbxnaon.Mathaw Spura.J J
seven. Pompey Small. Daniel Storm*, fij
S-domon, K Bchrlever. R E buoy, T O
Scarlett, Uainllton Smith, (J A SrnJl, 8 B
Smith, E H Summerlin. J II Sutton, W h
Scbletter, C L Jr Simmon,, Lewli Smith, Ira K
Sinclair, Ju Heart*.. J A sanforo.F M
Synime,. Courtland ftiulhward, J U Shelf,-r. D L
Sw.?etwlno, Ton-*y Stalllnga, D B Scott, Jo,
, Sewing Machines,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &o.
In Grreat Varidity.
AT TfiE¥ LOW PBUJfiS.
SchUtter, C L
Snmmemll, F G
8mith, J A
Sc.tpto, Jo*eph
Smith, Robert
Stewzrt. Dick
Steven*, Alex
Simmon*. Ium
Small, Ablnal
Simmon*, Wm
Howell, Peter
Sullivan, Ch«t*
Samyaon, Zi* a k
Tabbot, J W
Taylor. U G
Thompeojt, r
TLoim eon, J»-
Tolbert, A Inert
Tiualey, Johu
Tarploy. h-.bt
Taylor, tid
Ulman, Max
Van Nnlae, C II
Valliant, Neytuuo
WaUfcour, Henry
Wllaon, Charles
Wen*, A E
Wattora, James
Wright, L O
William*, Wm
Wimberly. O H
Walbufg, Chto
Walker, Richard
Wade, Jaa
Wilder. Jeaae
Wallace, J W
Williams, Deii) *
Walker, Peter
Wright, Steven
Washington, Geo
Blramon*. Henry Rlewart.W F
Scarlett, M J ftopp. W R
Short, E W
Stillwell, C B
Solomon. Robt
8ugg*. Morel*
Scott, Mile*
Singleton, laaao
Kaiindetn, Dock
Solomon. Joa
ht.lncx. Acre*
Scaifct». Maa*ey Bymona.W F
btevd.aa.u, Wm
Short, A L
fcsr^
Smith, J W>
smith, A B
Smith. Chaa
Savage,John
Scruggs, LS
Scott, Jaroea
Tn-M.twell, H B
Th- •>!»*, Daniel
'I it ia .a, Jaiut;*
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T.' .-il. Hariy
'Ji.oj--a*. J M
Tr«*i»i*. Gho
'J •ti.all, Samuel
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Utpf’t. Phillip
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V*.» 8i.len.JN
Valeutlotf»JO
Turner, May
Trimble, L O
Troup, M T
Tblot, R R
Tucker, W 8
Tlaon, J M
Tell!*, Thoa
Toy, i T ■
Vasdatly.Ao
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Wintoa. Bnrr WaJdel.tK
White, Jacklo WlKglna.M A
Wood, J W — '
Wright, J 8 i
Wltnbcrler, G W
Wilson, Thoa
Wright, 81a von
Winn, John
Weed, U L
Wright, J B
Wattles, A E
Wvd.Ug
Way, W*I A
Warqka* Eg
Ward, A CT
Way.C F
. Walker,W M
Wright, UN
Wllaou, D B
Wtlaon, Oeo
Williams, Jno , , .
Wilcox. Joa-1 i 1 Weat. Gro
Williams, Chu Walsh, Pat
Wallace, Sandy Wtlllama.GB
William., Adam Whrd, BaOfl
Wllinore, Henry WlleoxyOtMl
Youug, W II
Zimmerman, August
WUm or*, Henry
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Young, Anaell
EAST TENNESSEE, ^
Virginia % Georgia R. R.,
OEOItOIA.'UIVInlUN. . j U
Tlio Short Lino Atlanta to HIacon~The
Shortest Lino to Florida,
Condensed Local PaNtenger Schedule, In Effect
October 23d, Ife82. A ^ ^
SOUTHWARD.
Train 63. Train 61
Leave Chattanooga 6:IS a ra
Leave Dal ton ft ;0S a m 4:36 p m
Arrive Afianta 1:60 pm 1:16 a in
L«nvo Atlanta 3:00 pm 1:35 am
arrive *t Macon 7.00p iu * H:uum fii
Leave M*con 8:C0p m “ “ ~
f^ave Cocttnn 9;47pm
L« ave Lu** man I0|8$p m
Arrive Je*np U;40a m
L«*avo Ji'BUp 3:00 6 m
l.va vo l t»rl.'ng. 4.46 a m
Arrive at Biuditwick 6:35 am
NORTHWARD.
* — - • Train 5*.
Leave Brunswick 8:30 p m
Lcvvo Stcr ing 9;10 p in
Arrive Jenup 11:00 p m
0:00 a |
Triln J2
Leave ,
Leave KaHttnan
I^'.ve Cocb an
Arrive at MWon,.
Lea vo Mar oil
An I vo at Atlanta .....
Leave At.an a
Leave Dalton
Arrive nt Chattanooga..
.11:46 p m
.. 4:13am
.. 6;0ftam
?:W a m
.. 8:16am
.If: 10 pm
.. 1:40 p m
.. 7:18 pm
9:20pm
7 :‘J0 tm
12:03 pm
1:26 pm
12:16
11.*00 am
•fi
Chattanooga with Memphis und Charleston Dine*
ton E T V A G R B, Naahvilte, Chattanooga and fit.
Louie Railroad, and Cln, N Ole T P K R.
Train* Np« 61 and 62 connect at Cohutta and
Cleveland with main line Eaat Tan.. Ys. k Ga. B. U.
and connect at Rome with Alabama Divltion.
Trftiua No* 63 and 64 connect at Atlanta and Ma-
con with all diverging made, and connect fil Jftup
with 8„ F. k W. U) for Florida. 7;
Train* to and from Hawkinsrilia connect at
Cochran.
J. K. MALLORY, M. N. BJUTF. ,
Aaiistant Hup't, Macon. Aailat «nt fifip't, Atlanta.
W. V. SfcCRACKfiN, Superintendent, Atlanta.
J_ J. GRIFFIN. *A8. B. OGDEN,
A. G. P A. Atlanta. Gen'l Pea* Agent.
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stock vary matwin ly and >ghr our patrons - >
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Sr. W. B. BURROUGHS,
WILL BUY AND SEU.
Land ar\d Real Estate.
COLLECTING AND INSURANCE AGENT.
REPRESENTS
Royal, capital $20,404,931
Phoenix, of London, capital 14.266,372
Western. of Toronto, capital 1.422.0U0
Manhattan Lito.net aaaeto and income,*81 11-729,46$
Office next to Poet Office. mayf 1-ft
NOTICE FOR LEAVE TO SELL LARD.
GKOROIA—(tLTVM CooaTT.— •
Applkaiion will be ma<l.l» the Coart ofOrdlnary
of aald county ai th. Notember term, IiM, to-wlt:
After twenty-eight <>*ye Imre rlepaed from the In-
sertlon of thla notice, (or leave to ull all th- land*
tjelonglug to the estate of R. F, William., htt. at
mid county, deewaad, Cur the heneAt of hair*-ahd
credit.,ra „f said deceased.
This Oct iber Id IBsS. W. W. WATKINS,
Administrator Estate It. F. William*.
For Sale Cheap.
One second Rand 8lnger Hewing Ma'etilno, nearly
icw, with *11 thff attachment!*, in fine running or-
xt. Apply at THIS OFUIcE.
w* bought otar goods lm
X-AHGE QUANTITIES,
and at a time when the mortal TO at It, lowmt,
consequently can MU u
LOW AS ANY!
Ettbar at wholesale or retail.
GIVE USA CALL!
AND BE COVINCED.
FOR. SAIjEI.
Cheap for Cash!
ONE BOILED and SHOES STACK, ONE SEX*
MILT. STONES, wlthall the Fixings belong to tho
same. Address t
MESkBt. bB'TSENICK k BURNS,
oekll it Uranawick, (la.