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JOAN It. M.VDB )X Editor
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Tile last grand jury of Hart
ecuntv found a dozen or more
Into bill, gainst two promimri
physician, of Hartwell for selling
liquor.
rp The , light ,, r-.-yr? of the republican . n * pol- ,
lticians for the spoils and official
pap in Georgia, seems to be entire
)v J between Buck -an, 1 Longstreet.
Boih sides appear to be confident
of victory.
Notice has been given that aa
npplicatimi will be made to the
legislature in July, for the pas
sa-’e of dm act to repeal the law
requiring the registration of vo
ters in TV alton county.
John Powell says that - there is
a walnut tree on liis place,, at
Gibson, that has been stone dead
{ay seven years, hut that it has
come to life again and is bearing
sweet delicious walnuts as it did
previous to its death.
President Harrison, in distnbu
ting the great offices under liis
adniinstration, has overlooked the
south. He has given two little
foreign missions-—the ^ eneznelan
and CoTeftn—to her, and that is
about id! she is likely to get. He
lias virtually ignored the south so
f;tr as his cabinet and the foreign
missions arc concerned.
A bad acciilcnt oocnyrod on Hip
E. T«* V. A G. IU!, near Stock
bridge, aortic 20 miles south of
Atlanta, on Tuesday evening, by
which ono of the engineers was
instantly killed, and a number of
others severely injured. The ac¬
cident was caused by tlie passen
g u train running into a freight
tntip which was backing into a
sidetrack at Flippen.
dim Macon Telegraph has a
new. jircss and a now dross, and is,
theiwiorc,. m»t only prepared
ret-]wind more fully than ever ho
fore to tlie demands of its patrons,
but-it also presents an appearance
that is so attractive, and it is so
improved in all its departments,
that the community in which it is
published has every reason to be
proud of it. On Thursday it kept
“open house, ' as it were, and
gave the citizens of Macon an op¬
portunity of seeing tin' new press
in operation. The press prints
from stereotype plates and has a
capacity of 20,000 papers per hour*
There are more young men in
the , penitentiaries .. . this . country, .
111
sings an exchange,learning trades
than there are outside of them.
The MFuletuharngom- nrincin-l (-oise of this is that
,om* .m-i,
f.iv idle gentleman trying to make
lawyers, preachers, doctors and
tderks out of material that is need
i»d for blacksmiths othuihonest carpenters “hod
maohinisks and
ers of wood and draw its of water.’
It is a mistake, and a big one, to
teach boys and and" «nrls that labor is
disgracef ul, to do nothing
m a lying is moio )ocomim; fo
the society in wnich they have to
move and In. ve r-
Of all cowardly, unmanly acts
inthe ;. ,,,D: vl.oL‘r Dr,.',,,]!!!;, iii» > sin 1 4 he i><
(11
healthy I,., u] mind • 1 n t.t ! liK t*:t rate he t- 1. •
impossible; nis absolutely lm’orn
pati ole wita an honest self-respect.
N») matter v. aether the lie bo dis
covered / or not t'ne rtterov * is ‘ con ‘
. tlia. lie bur, when
RcioUs is a
looks? at liv.nsvdf in the mirror,
Tho man who Lies, and has ceas
ed t'ith. r to feel a shame or sor
row for f-Iseltt od is ♦].,• ‘V
fi ta,ifli(u ‘n 1 i ] ' „• mg imagine bio , f ;ll
Iwnoath the maniac and idiot,
He can only be execrated
r l'L'i l-v-e t . , , .
j IU ‘ Wiie • aiu to oe
ing . its popularity
as a part of the
hirsute adornment of the m-vseu
liueUce It is atw^rs 5 o-rvfHrio-
SABBATH HELPS.
• [After several requests, we have
consented to give m each issue of
our paper an exposition of the
Sabbath school lessons t fnr the
next Sunday. We shall gather
th.so comments front
sources, and shall try to keep m
! mind always our determination to
make them as thorough and re-
1
lialtle as possiMy. We hope that
they may citeotirnce :i greet many
in studying the scriptures, and m
that way accomplish some good.]
This is the eleventh comment on
the Sabbath lessons we have pub
lishml. It is bm doU-ri,.motion
to improve from time t,.time these
explanations, gathered from var-i
ous sources with hut little regard
(irtrouW
, 0 1 ,
' l 1 ' 1 ' 1 to } 1 “ ’
*<*» >“ P<*Umat.ons spee.ally ...
to Sunday school work.
Lesson for April Ttli 1889.
Si EJECT of Lesson—“T he
amphal Entry. .
Golden Text—“R ejoice great
]y ( () daughter of Zion: shout, 0
, laughter of Jerusalem: behold,
thy king cometh unto thee.-Zech.
19:9.
Time—A. D. 30, and Jesus _ was
over 33 years old. It is thought
to have been Sunday, the 2nd of
April, and was the first secu
lar .lay after the Jewish ^ Sunday. ,
The last Sunday before
(this year 31st of March,) is cole-
1,rated throughout the Christian
world as tlie Palm Sunday, in hon
or of the triumphal entry of
just one aveek before Ins resurrec
lion.
Places Mentioned—( 1) 'Betha
'
ny; (2) , the mam • road 1* from n,xu
any to Jerusalem,, over the Mount
of Olives; (3) the temple in Jeru
sale m.
Scripture Lesson—M ark 11:1-
11 .
1. And when they came nigh to
Jerusalem unto Betlinhage and
Bethany, at the mount of Olives
he sendeth forth two of his dis¬
ciples: And saitli unto them, Go
2.
your way into the village over be
against yarn: and as soon as ye
entered into it, yo shall find .a
colt tied, whereon never man sat;
loose him, and bring him.
3. And st' any man say unto you,
Why do ye this? say ye that the
Lord hath need oi him; and
straig ht v. ay lie will send him liitli
•or. their
And they the? Volt went, tied by way, the
;l nd fountl
dyor without, in a place where two
ways met ; and they loose him.
5 And certain of them that stood
there said unto them, What do
ye, loosing th.' colt.
0.’ And they said unto them
even as Jesus had commanded:
and they let them go.
7. And they brought the colt to
Jesus, and cast their garmeiit^on
hini; and be sat upon him.
fi, And many spread their gar
meets in the way: and others cut
down branches oti the trees, and
etrawed them in the way.
9. And they that- Went before,
^nd they that followed cried,
saving, Hosanna: Blessed is he
{A a t cometli in the name of the
Lord:
10. Blessed be the kingdom of
our father David, that cometh in
‘Su».«of tfe Lori: Ho*um»
'“n/Ami Jesus entered into Je
rusalem, and into the temple: and
when he had looked round upon
things, and no\i tue eventide
^hiTSth t
Bkview and Connection. The
last lesson of last quarter (except
the review,) told us about tm
dealing of_ the well known blind
man liartimeus. between that
[ eSiUia aut | oae majiv inter
eating publican events of oecprml; Jericho, Zaccheus,
a came to
and perhajis was converted;
Jesus lodged at ids house, au.L
there snoue the parable ot the
»uj
peraaps reached Bethany on the
eV emng of Inday Mardi 31:
there he spent his last earthly Sab
du. ’>ul ^atimbnu l Apn 1 ; in
'- 1 t r t mn 0 , t.ie o-ibi.tih being
over at sunset, he sat down to
meal at the house of Simon
lia-l been a leper to a feast
prepared by the sisters of Laza
ms; at Xiiis feast he was anointed
l h v ° lu ' ^Eivv^ and during the
mght the J ewu propriety held a council to
consider the of put
not only death. Jesus, but also
Lazarus to
'. 1. The next morning, oor
"i i : . e. •
li * 1 ' ' 11 r. S olUlOIlS,
‘ iRsa'em, ano wnon t-uey came mgh to Je
Bythanv. he unto semU-di Iioth-pLa-ge rth and
b two of
t G'Wuijies to ieteh the colt on
J.-rasK
dern.
v. 2. “Into the village over
against you" refers in all proba- then
bility to Bethphuge, perhaps this
insight. “Finda colt. ^as
with ifc See Matt . xxi . 2 .
- Whereon never man sat." Ani
mals ntt previously used for labor
were considered specially pure
^ tiiev bought both- Matt,
xx p 7. Jesus rode into Jerusalem
on the eolt; some other use was
unde “f. ®JI'*’ if, {“"Jiff; ,L lth j ,ve re
East the donkey horse
j s j n ver y high esteem. The
was introduced into Palestine from
Egypt by Solomon, and was after
wards ‘f/'.“L“t specially used for trar.
He, a/So
be much livelier
all( ] mU cli more amiable than
with us. Morover, the Jews ex
peeled the.Messiah to enter Je
rusalem ndmg upon an ass. See
Zech. ix. 9, which prophecy this was
literally fulfilled by Omsk at
time.
v. 3. This verse
method of getting the colt for the
Jesus was well known to the own
er, perhaps he was a believer, and
that all the disciples needed to get
him, was to tell him that the Mas
^uWpromptlv return him. '“And
straight-way lie will send him
hither" is commonly misunder
stood. “The idea is not that the
owner will at once give up the an
imal,hut a promise that the Lord
would, without delay, return tlie
_Morison.
v . 4. They found the colt tied
“in a place where two ways meet."
The Rev- Ver. reads “in the open
street. The Original word means
a winding or crooked street.
v. 5, <‘>. “And certain of them,”
the owners perhaps, said “What
do ye?” The disciples told them
as Jesus had ordered, and the
owners gave them permission,
y theh , garment8 on
C olt,) “and wastheonly h# (Jesus)
sat upon him.” This
time recorded that Jesus rode.
Then, and even now, riders often
put their outer garments mounting, upon but
the beast before
for others to do this was a mark
of high regard. that believed Jesus
v. 8. Those
to be the Messiah, saw in this act
the fullfillment of the Old Testa¬
ment prophecies concerning the
expected king; and consequently
they were ready to do their anything king
to show their loyalty to
by whom they expected ail early their
deliveiance. So they threw
cloaks in the road for Jesus to ride
over, also twigs and palm bran¬ the
ches. Hence Palin Sunday, this
last Sunday before Easter;
year the will 14th. be Easter. of April, since the
21st.
For those who may like sucli
things we give the following rule
for finding Easter in any year,
which may come as early as 22nd
of March and as late as 25tli of
April: Easter is the first Sunday
after the first full moon that comes
on or after the 21st. of March,
v. 9. 10. These verses further
describe ’ the procession, telling
us that those who went before and
those who went behind our Sa¬
sang “Hosanna: Blessed is
lie that o#meth in the name of the
Lord; Hosanna in the highest."
Hosanna means “Save, we pray,”
and perhaps refers to the deliver
ance which they expected from
the Messiah. On the next day
the children also joined in the
singing in the temple. See Matt,
xxi. 15-10, where Christ turns
upon the bigoted Pharisees and
give, them geutle but xiguiti
out of the mouth \>f babes and
sucklings thou hast perfected
praise?” M!ani beautiful * things have
'hut
the subject for the lesson' to-day,
triumphal entry; some of
which we would like to give, but
otir space will not allow
v. 11. This verse tells the last
things that Jesus did on the day of
the entry: he entered the temple
took possession, saw with his earth
lv eyes the abuses of God’s house,
an Fwent out to Bethany to spend
the night, to tlie nouse of Laza
ra ,. sm-. H «»h.
spent before every his crucifixion. night until the one
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AN OPEN LETTER.
M. Donough, Ga., April 2, '89.
To the “ tjronle * of Rockdale
... . the . lt th
t: ° u:il > T •» e igsue on
*n‘-t- a Fpecial Ldition of
Henry County Times. We give a
sworn gurantee to send a paper to
every man anti woman iu this
county whose name app airs
the tax digest and our county has
population 1 1 ’ of neaiTy . - , 20,090. \
ii- \ ii also sen»l , hulubetls ot ,
e lull
coppies mfco adjoining counties.
Me know that we can make 'it
to your luterestto solicit the
of the people KiFpectiu'%, of Henry county, *
Henst Count¥ Times.
The Georgia Baptist con's en
v ion will l>e invited to hold its
anuua l session of 1890 in Haw
y nsv i]] e . The invitation •was
determined on by a unanimous
of the conference f of , tiie ,,
vote
Hawkinsvivlle Baptist church
Sunday. •
^ Nebraska Judge has decided
that a barber shop lias no right to
ve f U se to shave a negro. That
j ig- will be * unable to break
ut e
dot™ tlie barrier between tlie sons
of Japheth ami Ham. A more
powerful law-giver than he has
rejl( Jered judgment-in the case.
mat tea cures CoMlipation .
»l.enext meet,i,g of Tammaoy
L united” 1 upon * ’ "ami
Cleveland applicat r . •
Grover s on
for membership mil be approved,
These two events, taken together,
politically > 5011 ' siiggestive. -
By paying about twenty dollars
per month a man can in a few
years own a home. And yet men
pay from lifteen to twenty dollars
rent. Isn't it incomprehensible?
Bill Arp says: ‘Toung man
don't you marry a young girls who
is too proud or too lazy to make
her own cloths. Young lady,
don't you marry a man who drinks
or who spends all that he makes.
If following this advice stops the
breed, left it stop.”
Xeurnhjic Persona
Ainl those troubled with nervousness resulting
Lout cure or overwork will be relieved by taking
Jirown'.a Iron Hitters. Genuine
has trude murk and crossed red lines on wrapier.
For the past decade Georgia
has been steadily climbing in the
manufacturing world. Last year
the first three months showed
$2,793,000 invested in Georgia in
manufactures and the like. This
year the same time shows $4,955
000 or nearly twice as much. It is
a grand showing, and Georgia is
proud of it, because tlie boom is
substantial and is a sure prophecy
of better things to come.
“In the accounts of the mar¬
riage, of the Emperor of China,"
said Mrs. McCrackle. “I see that
his household comprises seven
cooks and thirty physicians."
“That's about the right propor¬
tion,” replied McCrackle.
There is a gentleman in Athens
53'years of age who never tasted
corn bread.
IV ANTED—NEWSPAPER,
I want to correspond with par¬
ties who have a newspaper outfit
to lease.
I have had six years experience
in the publishing business - and
desire to enter it again. Make
your very best proposition, at
once, as I am now teaching a fine
school and will not leave it with¬
out superior inducements, Ad
dress, H. B. Hamilton,
Prin. Welborn High School,
Welborn, Fla.
Suanee county.
--iS r - t ae * ♦ *4BBi
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popular story and family paper in
1, e 1
0 1
of 200,000, may be subscribed for
at this office. When you wish to
read a storv, read tlie best. On
a quiot Saturday eight, when all
tbe ones ore gathered around
the cosy fireside eager to hear a
nytliiug novel or romantic, we
hnow of no pleasure equal to that
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pt °ry. ± he subscription price ot
the “Saturday Night is $3.00 per
year in advance. We offer it and
theRocKDALEBANNEiibothat$3.-
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i ea din ( >' publications reo-ardin° -
acti e al imformation about art,
»>«*»«««. , .
ventions, and manufactuies. No
one who wishes to keep aequainted
with tlie rapid advancement along
these lines can dispense with it.
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se of the paper in s y le sun at
tliis office, and subscriptions re
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CITATION . FOB iqsjiiSSIOX.
georoia, Kccktiaie county
where*! 1 joim h. Ainjami, administrator of
' v - roi*i»«-uto ro the eoun tn his
tbnt be has fo “ !y ,u0 1"^*^ N, w. Maddox*
estate TUi!* is ttierelore to cite ail persons
coueerced, km.r.tHi apd ««-e<iitors. to show
cause a any iin-j cm» why »a:.-i adiuitiisiiutor
sbouidnot bedisch«iv«i from hisidmiuwtra
«»«o S receive^uer» or J numibsion A” ou the
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am ‘ordinary.
Peculiar
Many peculiar points make Hood’s Sar¬
saparilla superior to all other medicines.
Peculiar in combination, proportion,
and preparation of ingredients,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses ^
the full curative value of the
best the vegetable known remedies^U_, king Aj dom.
P eculiar in strength
and economy — f nood’s Sar
saparilla the only raedi
be cine sakl.^^ of^^V 5 ) f ^ “OneHundred whicli can Doses truly
One Jr o Dollar.” Medicines in
© larger and smaller bottles
/• require larger doses, and do not
produce as good results as Hood’s.
/• Peculiar in its medicinal merits,
Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hith¬
erto unknown, and has won for itself
purifier the title ever of “ The discovered.” greatest blood > PV ,❖
Peculiar in its “good name t
home,”—there is now > rmore
of Hood’s Sarsaparillji sold in
Lowell, where J# f it is made,
than of all other blood
purifiers. f Peculiar in its
phenome- nal record of sales
abroad, no other preparation
has '<r ever attained such popu¬
larity in so short a time,
C and retained its popularity
\ -? of people and confidence so steadfastly. among all classes
Do not be induced to buy other preparations,
but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Soldbyalldraggistg. gl; six for g5. Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maos.
SOO Doses One Dollar
BESTLEVEL
On The Market
FOR
TERRACING.
Easily adjusted and accui-ate.
One or two certificates from many
will suffice:
J. B. Goodwyn, County Sur¬
veyor of Coweta county, writes:
“I have used your Terracing
Level, and* find it better than
any I have nsed, and have used
W. C. Holmes, Dear Sir: “I
have used your Terracing Instru¬
ment and am well pleased with it.
1 never saw anything equal to it
except a Theodolite, which costs
about $ 25 . J. H. Covin,
County Surveyor, Troup, co. Ga.
Price $5. 00- Send for it to
W. C. Holmes 9
21 E. Alabama St. Atlanta, Ga.
STOP! BEAD!
YOER ATTENTION IS SO¬
LICITED.
I have on hand a full line of
Millinery Goods
Consisting of the latest designs in Hats.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and Tips, Velvets,
Gttuzss and Crapes.
A lull and complete line of notions. Infact
anything to please the taste of the most fas¬
tidious with prices to please all.
Superb TrimmingS
I will have an experienced Trimmer who
perfectly understands the art oi tasty trim¬
ming, •
DRESS MAKING
Misses Emma Willingham & Mamie Win
burn,* fashionable dress-makers, are in the
same building.
Worth Noticing!
Please call and examine before buying- else
where. Call and see me in the Bryant stove
room.
Miss Emma Riley.
LOOK HERE.
People wishing anything in the
Granite line will do well to call on
or address
O. W. Edwards & Co.,
Conyers, Ga,
DON’T PAID
TO SEE
T. J. KING'S
Full line of Home-made Harness and Shoes
of the best Quality kept always on hand
Will sell cheap for cash.
Wonder for Neatness!
Fine Boots and Shoes made to order and tit
guaranteed. All kinds of repairing done neat¬
ly and promptly.
Never Pipping Work!
Remember that we use the eelebrated # Bi ass
Screws: will not rip—will not rust out your
shoes.
COME TO SEE US AND BUY
OUR GOODS Oi! fEAYE YOUR
ORDEUS
T. J. King.
Scott building. 1 door below. Dr.
Lee’s drug store.
Conyers, Ga.. Oct. 18th 18 8
I have used and am still using «
Holmesterace level, the “Eclipse.
j t wor k s like a charm. I know
nothing better. G. W. Wmteb.
Conyers, Ga
uR-W.H. LEE & SON
Corner Center and Comic
tree Sts.
CONYERS, - . - GA.
-
HEALERS IX
Pure Drags, Medici,,*, cll
icals, Brushes, Paints, Window Oils, yA „,
Fancy and Glass T „
Toilet Amo,.,
Perfumery Cigars, Tobacco
VIOLIN AND OHTAE
STRINGS.
GAHDEN SEED
School Books.
BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS.
FINE Jewelry.
SPECTACLE 8!
MIXED PAINTS
Paints ready mixed for houses
carriages, furniture etc.
TERMS CASH.
CITATION FOR DISlllSSIOxT^
GEORGIA, Rockdale county—
To all all whom it may eoneern-Wheroas
A. J, Pierce, guardian of Mary F. McCollum
and Nannie C., formerly McCollum now Hill
and Sailie McCollum now Burk, minors of
John W. McCollum, deceased, lnakss applica¬
tion to the court of ordinary for letters of
dismission from said guardianship and I will
pass upon his application on the tirst Monaav
in June next at 10 o’clock at my office in r,,V,
yers, Rockdale county. u '
ifflSa3S5S‘“ 4
___Ordinary.
CITA1ION FOR DIoiiLSSIOX.
GEORGIA. Rockdale county—
Whereas J. C. Barton and J. P, Harris ad¬
ministrators, represent to the court iu their
petition duly tiled and entered on record that
they have this is fully tliereiore administered E. D. Harris’es¬
tate; to cite all persons con¬
cerned, kindred a.id creditors to show cause if
any they can why said administrate: s should
not be discharged from their administration
and receive letters of dismission on the tu-st
Monday in June, 1B8J. O. Seamans,
This March 4th 1889. Ordinary.
LIBEL F0R;L)1V0RCF,
Geo.AV. Whitley j Libel Superior for divorce iu Rock
vs. '-dale court August
Mary S. Whitley ) term 1888.
It appearing to the court in the above stat¬
ed ease that the defendant does w# reside in
said county and it further appealing that she
uoes not reside in said state, it is ordered by
the court that service be perfected on the de¬
fendant by publication of t liis order twice a
month for two mouths before the next term
of the court, in the Solid South, a newspaper
published in Rockdrle county, Georgia.
J a xn:.s S. Boynton. A. M. Helms,
Judge S. C. F, C. Bill's A tty.
I do certify that t he foroyoimr is a true rx
taact Rockdale from tlie minutes of W. the T, liubos, Superior C. court S.
of county. C.
Who are Weak. Nervous
and Debilitated and suf¬
fering from Nervous Be;
bility. Seminal Weak
ness, Nightly Emissions,
and nil tbe effects ot ear¬
ly Evil Habits, which lead
to Premature Decay, Consumption or Insanity,
send for Pears’Treatise on Diseases of Man,
with part eulars for Home Cure.
Cures guaranteed. No cure no pay. ,T, S.
Pears, 612 and 614 Church St., Nashville, Tenn.
DR J. j EiAlMS
DENTIST,
CONYERS, - GA.
Office in Cain’s wooden building,
up stairs, opposite Hotel.
GEOROIA RAILR3AD
Slone Mountain Route,
Geokgia Railroad Co.. \
Office General Manager. J
AUGUSTA; fiept. - 9 ,
COMMENCING SUNDAY. ,V». mst.
the following Passenger schedule will be
operated. Trains run by 901b meridian
FAS T L I N E.
NO. 27 West RAIL!.
ArOouyers Lv Augusta 11. 7 45 *<>> ! i Lv ^r At Atlanto !‘ e D 8 iOOpm i??“
57am
NO. 28 EAST DAILA.
Lv Atlanta 2 42 pm ! Ar Athens 7« P®
Ar Conyers 340pm | Ar AugustaS 10 pm
NO 2 EAS-T DAILY NO 1 "
Lv Atlanta g.Oo am | Lv AugnstaiOA5a
Lv Conyers 9.19 am i Lv Macon 7- ^
r Athens 5.1a pm | Lv Mil d ' f ‘
ArWa’sh’n 5 20 pm | Lvfiash 11 U-* -
ArMild’ve 41 : pm | Lv Athens 3
r >;aeon 0-00 pm j Ar h°uyer. 4 - pJ» -
• Atlanta 5 +’
Ar Augusta 3 30 pm i
COVINGTON ACCOMMODATION. 5 ^
Lv Atlanta 6.20 pm | Lv Cov gt n ^
LvConvers 8.07 pm | Lv Lonyer. 7.50 am
LvC vt’ui 8 35 .pm j Ar Atlanta
gt
and recieve passengers to an- 1
the following stations only i 11 . on
town, Harlem Deming
Nor wo d, Brnett Cr f'q ji?on
Union Poin:. Greensbon f f 1 ;K ‘
,
Rutledge, Social Circle, Co
Conyers, Lithonm. tone
tain* and Decatur conrecis for* ;] H 0 i n -g
Train No. 1 1* ? 3
West and North West. jn!S
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