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aii w Union Recorder,
t0 Milledgeville, Qa.
Official Directory.
baijjwin county government:
Judge Superior Court—Hon. J. C.
*HcHcltor-Generftl—H .O .Lewis.
Senator—Hon. R. W. Roberts
Representative.—Hon. it. N. Ennis.
Ordtnary-M.R-Bell.
Clerk Superioi Court—Waiter Paine.
Sherlff-C.E. Prosser .
County Treasurer—3. M. Edwards.
Tax Collector—J .F. Wilson.
Tax Receiver—H. E. Hendrix.
County Surveyor—vi iHer Grieve.
Coroner—W.8. Scott.
Judge County Jourt —Hon. 3.1 .Allen.
Jury Commissioners—Sam. Walker, T,
l McComb.J.G. Whitaker, R. R.Brown,
W. I. Harper, L. H. Thomas.
County Board of Education.—J.N. Moore.
0. M. Cone, W. H. Stem bridge; T. P.
Newell, B. H. Jones, R.N. Lamar, County
School Commissioner.
County Cora'iils-doners— Hon .D. B.Ban-
lord. L.J. Lamar.W. D. Brown,
nrrr government op miiiIiEdgkviiiLE
Mayor—Hon. Geo. W. Oaraker.
Aldermen—A. L. Ellison,O.T. Whelan,
J. M. Bayne. Walter Paine, T. J. Fairtleld.
J, Caraker.
Clerk—P. L. Fair.
M irshal—J. E. Pound.
Deputy Marshal—E. P. Gibson.
Street Oversc >r—P W. Brown.
City SextoD—T. A. Caraker.
A Department of the University or Georgia.
At Hlelldgevllle, Ga.
W. E. Boggs, D D., Ex, Officio, Cnan-
cellor.
President..J.C. Woodward, Professor of
Mental, Moral and Natural Sciences.
Commandant of Cadets.. Lieut. A. B.
Scott, 0. S. A.
Professor O. M, Cone, A. M...Mathe
matics. Physics and Astronomy.
Professor W. E Re>noios. A. M...Eng
lish Language and Literature, Greek and
General History.
Professor Kyle T. Alfriend -
Miss Gertrude G. Tre-ti or.. Music.
Preparatory Department..Grad Teach
ers Miss Mary O Betnuuo. Miss Julia
Jloort*, Miss Olive West, Miss Nora Emus.
I'Ri STEES D. B.Sanf >rd. President; J
X. Moore, Secietary and Treasurer; A.
Joseph, It. W. Roberts, F. G. diiBiguon,
W, T. Conn, P. J. Cline, F. B. Mapp.J. T.
Allen, G. D. Case.
Masonic.
BENEVOLENT LODGE, No 3, F. A
M„ m^ets the first and third Friday nigutf
in each month.
E. r. Ailing, W. M.
J soph E. Pottle. S. W.
E. E. Beil, J. W.
Joseph Staley, Treasr.
Henry Goodman, Sec’y,
I. T. Miller, S. D.
A. H. ltussell, J 1).
T. i. Fairti Id and J. B. Pound, Stew-
irds.
Andrew J, Wall, Tyler.
, Trustees of Masonic Hall —J. N. Moore
.rest,, G. T. Wiedeurnaii, Sec’y-, Adolpt
L^seph, Joseph Staley, Dr. T. O. Powell
IV, T. Conn and W. W. Lumpkin.
That boy!—
A little lad, all fun.
A little chap, all coat.
A round cipher, not know
ing whether the stroke will
go up and make him six, or
down, and make him nine.
It’s growing time with him.
He is burning up fat. This fat must be in as constant
supply as the air he breathes.
It has got to come from somewhere. If it does not come
from his food, it must come from fat stored up in his body.
He steals it and you say *' He’s getting thin—he’s growing
so fast.”
Scott’s Emulsion will take that boy, set his digestion
at work, re-build that body. His food may not make him
fat—Scott’s Emulsion will.
Bo sure you get Sett ft Emulsion token you want it nnJ not a cksa/ substitute.
Scott & Bowne, New York, aii Druggists. 50c. and Si.
MiLLEDGEviijiiE, the former capital of
Seorgia, Is located lo the center of the
-State, at the head of navigation of the
Jeonee river, in the midst of the cotton
trowing region, It Is on tne line of the
jeorgia railroad between Macon and Au
gusta and at the terminus of the Geo gia
central and Middle uteorgiu and Ailaniic
railroads. It is the site of the State Lu
natic Asylum, Middle Ga. Mi ttary A Agri
cultural College (a branch of the Slate
university,) and the Georgia Normal and
industrial College for girls. It has water
works and electic lights and dummy Hue
railroad running to its depots and to the
I, . ! lm . - ^ t3 industries are Pottery and
Brick Works. Oil Mill. Ice Factory, Ma-
Shops, Steam Laundry, doors, sa“h
ina blinds factory, steam and water grist
nils and steam soda water bottling
forks. The ilver affords excellent water
lower awaiting development. School and
i ,nurc, i Privileges are unexcelled. So lety
is Christian- and cultured, and supports an
ministry of ail denominations. Liv-
VI s . . heap Rni * delightful homes may be
liooij or , Purchased by those who have
children to educate. The water Is good,
tne climate s&lubrlous, and the soli rertlle.
hmo D'HHUatlon of the city, including sn-
cui hs. is estimated at 5000.
“ Middle Georgia Military and Agri-
Wh te lhoT P8e 18 aD8,,1 " tH \V free to all
hioi^, c o ldl ' (n . raiding In the city, with
Uy Schoo|. e,?< * f ° r colored children at Ed-
n^# hen ,110Bt uee< I et l *1 not nnus-
ai for youf family physician to be
away from home. Such was the expe-
Jlenceof Mr J y. Schenck, editor
* K ‘ l,e , t ,e .°ad d °. Ind. Ter , Banner,
Iwuf M 1 8 lute K irl * two years of Hge
was threatened with a severe attack
rthuJ'T 00, . Hb Bays: “ lV| y wif «* Insisted
ban.il 8 “. fo : the dootor * but as our
Physician was out of town 1
£ a bottle of Ohaiuberlaim’-
i, Remfd ?* wh lch relieved her
romediateljt I will not be wiibout if
nthefutuN.” 25 and 50 cent hollies
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K^by Culver St Kidd.MHledge
CALL FOR AN ELECTION
By the Qualified Voters of the
City of Milledgeville to Deter
mine Whether Bonds Shall be
Issued by Said City for the
Purposes Hereinafter Stated.
The Mayor and Aldermen of the City
of Mlllulgeville hereby notify the qualified
voters of said City that on the 4th day of
December, 1895, an election will be held to
determine the question whether bonds in
the sum of Twenty-two Thousand ($22,000)
Dollars shall be Issued by the said Mayor
and Aldermen of the City of Milledgeville
for the purpose of raising money to pay
the debt incurred by the said Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Milledgeville to
th6 Southern Bank or the State or Georgia
and for which bonds issued In aid of the
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
were sold and delivered to said Bank,
Said elect Ion is to be held on the day
named at the City Hall within
the corporate limits of laid City, and In
all respects as provided cy Section 508 (j)
of the 1882 Code of Georgia, and the result
thereof shall be ascertained and declared
as provided by law. All thequalllied v5-
ters of said City shall be entitled to vote
In said election, and all those voting for
the issuance of Ponds shall have written
or printed on their ballots “for bonds” and
all those votln / against the issuance of
said bonds shaU have written or printed
on their ballots "against bonds.’’ Said
eldbtion is called by virtue of an ordinance
of 1 he Mayor and Aldermen of the City of
Milledgeville, passed on the 1st- day of
October, 1895, which ordinance was passed
in oursuanee of an act of the Ueueral
Assembly of Georgia, approved December
17th, 1894. The amount of bonds sought to
bo issued, the purposes lor which they arc
to be issued, the interest they are to
bear, the amounts of principal and intur-
I e->t to be paid annually, and the time when
said bonds are to be fully paid ofr, are all
! fully and specially 6et forth in said ordi
nance, which is published as a part of this
notice, a copy of which Is as follows:
An ordinance to provide for an oleetlon
by the qua'ilied voters of the City of Mll-
ledg vllle.todeterraine whether bonds in the
sum or Twenty-two thousand ($22,<XP) dol
lars shall be issued, provide for the sale
of the same; the application of the pro
ceeds and paym-nt of said bonds at ma-
turitv and for other purposes.
Section 1st.—Be It ordanied by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Mil
ledgeville, and It Is ordained by the au-
tuority of the same, That an election shall
be held in the city of Milledgeville, upon
the 4 h day of ecember, 1895, under au
thority ,>f. and as provided by’ an. Act of
th- -eneral Assembly, approved Decem
ber 17tn, 1894, to determine the question
whetuei bonds for the amount of Twenty-
1 wo thousand ($22 000) Dollars shall be
issued. The total amount of said issue of
l><unis m>t to tie more than Twent\-two
Thousand ($22,000) Dollais; to bear six per
cent Interest (ter annum irora the r date,
payable at the office of the City Treasu
ler ol sad 1 ity annually on December 1st.
and hi be of ihe denominations and num
bers as follows,to-wit: Thirty-eight bonds
Tor 1 bo principal sunt of Five hundred
($500) 11 tiers each, with interest coupons
a tai tied thereto, numbered from one lo
ill Tty eight Inclusive, the principal of each
bund pay able thirty years from the date
01 the issue thereof; and thirty bonds
each lor the principal sum of One hnrdred
($100) Dollars with coupons attached,num
bered from one to thirty inclusive, 01m of
said oomis to be pay able on the first day
of Decenthor next after day of issue, and
one 01 tile first day of each succeeding
December thereafter until all have ma
tured. Bald bonds to be signed by the
Mayor and Treasurer of said City, aud to
lie sold lo the highest and best bidder
after due notice has been given; provided,
however, that none -f said bonds shall be
sold lor less than pir. The piiuclpal and
Interest -hall b • paid in lawful money of
the United States
Section 2nd.-Be it ordained bA the au
thority nf.iiesaid, That at least One hun-
nred ($100) Dollars 01 the principal of said
Ponds snail be payable annually by the
May or and Altl-riuen of said Ciiy of Mil-
ledge 1 1 He, that is to say, on the first of
December each year, and that the whole
of said bonds shall be fully paid off in
tniriy years from the issuance of the
sa ue. The proceeds of the sale of 6aitl
bonds be Hppl ed to the payment of the
d-tit of Twenty-two thousand ($22,000)
Dollies, due iy the said City to the South
ern Bank of the State of Georgia, and’ the
interest due and aceumuiatlug thereon, as
pluvided ill the act aforesaid of the Gen
eral Assembly, approved December 17th,
1894.
section 3rd,—Be It ordained by the au
thority aforesaid, That said election shall
be held mi the day aforesaid at all Un
voting or -Ie.-iion precincts within ttie
corporate limits of said City, and in all
pe-ipeela as provided by section 508 (j) of
the 18-2 (lode ot G orgia anj the result
thereof shall be ascertained and delated
as provided hy said seciion. All the quul-
(tled voters of said City shall be entitled
to vole In said election and all those vot
ing for the is-uanee ot said bonds shall
h ve written or printed on their ballots
“9>r bonds,”anil all those who vole agains'
'lie issuance ol said bonds shall have
wrlit nor printed on their ballots “against
bonds.”
Sectioji 4th.-Be It further ordained by
tne auihorii y aloiesatu, That the Mayor
and Cl- rk of said City shall give thirty
day - no-ice of said election by publishing
an adveiiisetteiit of the same in the Un
ion Recorder a newspaper In which the
slier ITs ailverilsement tor the County of
Baldwin are published, lor the space ol
1 thirty day s next proceeding the day ol
election, as hereinbefore named.
Section5th. Belt further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that all or luances
and parts <>r ordinances in conflict here
with. be and the aims are hereby repealed.
This notice Is given by direction of the
Mayor and Aldermen of the city ot MU-
ledgevtlie. G. W. CARAKER, Mayor.
Attest
P L. Fair. Clerk.
M.Uedgeville, Ga.. Oot. 38.1895. 18 td«.
OPPORTUNITY.
Tin such a little thing to gay
A pleasant word along the way—
The appointed way—through life's brief
space—
Those deeds our tears can ne’er efface!
’Tis such a little thing to do
A kindly act, with will so true,
Borne weaker one, strengthened by love,
Maks haste to bear a crown above!
'Tis Mich a little, little seed
We sow to give our bodies feed.
Remembering not our spirits, too,
Find grains of life in deeds wo dot
—Good Housekeeping.
TIRED
How to Make a Maypole.
I wont to Hemswell, a village at
the foot of what is termed ‘‘The
Cliff,” in the northern division of
the county of Lincoln. In the cen
ter of tho village I was surprised to
aeo a maypole. On looking round
for some one who might give infor
mation, the first porson mot with
happened to be the carpenter of the
place, an elderly man, who in 1859
had been employed to “restore” it
—as wo havo boen in the habit of
calling tho making of old things en
tirely now. Ho said this was exact
ly like tho old one, but was some,
what taller.
I had often wondered liow the gar
lands and ornaments were placed on
tho higher part of maypoles, but a
glance at this made the matter clear.
The pole proper stands between two
stout posts about 15 foot high.
Noar the top of thorn a strong iron
bolt is passed through tho whole.
Tho posts are fixed firmly in tho
ground, while the polo between is
loose at tho bottom, but kept in place
by a second transverse holt near tho
ground, which is drawn out when
tho polo is wanted to ho lowered,
which is done hy getting a ladder
and fixing a rope high up on tho
polo, by which it. is pulled dowm,
swinging on tho top transverso holt
as on a pivot. It is steadied hy an-
otlior ropo at the bottom. When
decorated, it is raised to its placo
again by pulling tho bottom rope,
and it. is fixed by reinserting tho
lower trausverse holt,—Notos and
Queries.
t LOSS OF POWER
'and Manly Vigor, Nervous De
bility, Paralysis, or Palsy, Or-
g inic Weakness and wasting
rains upon tho system, result
ing in dullness of mental Facul
ties, Impaired Memory, Low
Spirits, Morose or Irritable Tem
per, fear of impending calamity,
anda thousand and one derange
ments of both body and mind
result from pernicious secret
S racticea, often indulged in by
10 young, through ignorance of
their ruinous consequences. To
reach, re-claim and restore suck
unfortunates to health and hap
piness, is the aim of an associ
ation of medical gentlemen who
have prepared a book, written in
plain but chaste language, treating of the
nature, symptoms and curability, by home
treatment, of such diseases. The World’s
Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors
of tno Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y., will, on receipt of this notice,
with 10 cents (in stamps for postage) mail,
sealed in plain envelope, a copy of this useful
book. It should be read by every young
man, paront and guardian in the land.
FOR SALE.—My rarm of 1,000 acres, 6lx
miles 6outh of MtllerJireville.
JAS. L. SIBLEY,
tf. Marietta,Ga.
Tired and broken down women
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FEMALE TROUBLES
Including all menstrual and womb
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both locally and internally. It is
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Pleasant to take as lemonade, and
harmless at all times. New package,
I large bottle, 108 Doses, One Dollar.
Sold by druggists. Manufactured
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THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., Atliata, d.
want FOR 41-FAOI BOOK: MAJLIS FSXS.
For sale In Milledgeville by Culver A
Kidd.
Mjty 22, 1894. ly
New Advertisements
CATARRH
Is strictly
A LOJAL DISEASE
and Is caused by suadrr
climatic changes.
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Huy Fever, of nil remedies. It <>pHtm and
clennees the nu-al passages, allays pain
and inflammation, heals th- sores, pnvocts
the memhratm from elds, teslores the
senses ol' teste mid smell. The balm is
applied directly into Ihe no3lrlls, isqulck-
ly absorbed and gives relief atone. The
results that follow catarrh due to the
dropping or poisonous matter into the
throat are Irritation of the bronchial
tubes and soreness of the lungs accompa-
nled by a cough. In all gui*h cases we ree
ommend Pineo'a Balsam to be u^ed in
come c'.ion with Cream Balm.
ICr.V'M PIXI OI t HAI.MA H Will be
found excellent for throat and lung inflam
mations and for i stllir a. Cons'iin(ilives
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Its use.fts it quick
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In restoring wast
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tie; Pineola B.il.-.un. '25c. lu quantities of
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11.09 pm
11.31 pm
1129 pm
11.38 pm
11.58 pm
12,08 am
12,16 am
12.25 am
12.42 am
12.56 am
1.22 am
1 38 am
2 05 am
2 22 am
2 41 am
2 56 am
3 19 am
3 41 am
3 51 in
4 15 am
4 28 it in
4 39 am
5 00 am
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1236 pm
1246 pm
1258 pm
105 pm
114 pm
130 pm
142 pm
150 pm
157 pm
212 pm
2 25 pm
2 49 pm
3 04 pm
3 29 DID
3 43 pm
4 00 pm
414 pm
4 35 pm
5 01 pm
512 pm
530 pm
540 pm
5 49 pm
610 pm
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7 57
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819
885
8 40
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904
9 25
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10 00
10 12
10 28
1010
10 58
1115
11 26
1142
1151
12 00
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Mesena
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Barnett
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Greensboro
Buokhead
■ Madison
Rutledge
Soc’l Circle
Covington
Conyers
Llihonla
Stone Mt.
Clarkston
Decatur
Atlanta
9 20 put
8 63 pm
8 35 pm
812 pm
7 56 pm
7 40 pm
7 33 pm
7 20 pm
7 08 pm
6 50 pm
6 38 pm
6 17 pm
6 94 pm
6 48 pm
5 b7 pm
5 19 pin
5 01 pm
4 52 pin
4 ."O pm
4 28 pm
4 20 pin
4 05 nm
12 96 pm
12 27 pm
1216 pm
1209 pm
1200 n’n
1144 am
1183 am
1196 am
1119 am
1105 a m
1054 aui
10 34 am
10 21 am
10 00 aui
9 40 am
9 20 am
9 05 am
8 43 am
8 22 am
810 am
7 51 am
7 43 am
7 34 aw
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425 an
416 an
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850 an
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328 an
320 an
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2 21 an
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1145 pm
1124 pm
11U pm
1100 pm
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• 01 am
• 54 am
848 am
• 84 am
5 22 am
500 am
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7 05 pm
6 46 pm
6 32 pm
6 lo pm
5 54 pm
5 45 pm
6 30 pm
5 22 pm
515 pm
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115 am
1 50 pm
8 40
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Camuk
7 30 pm
11 25 am
1145 pm
7 95 pm
1 59 pm
1 31 am
‘2 03 pm
847
am
Warrenton
7 01 pm
1117 am
11 32 pm
7 27 pm
2 18 pm
2 06 am
2 34 pm
9 02
am
Maytleld
0 13 pm
11 01 am
ll 03 pm
7 08 pm
2 32 pm
2 30 am
2 54 pm
Culvert on
Q 42 pm
10 49 am
10 44 pn
0 67 pin
2 43 pm
2 50 am
3 12 pm
9 22
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Sparta
5 17 ptu
10 40 am
10 27 pa
6 47 prn
3 00 pin
3 22 am
3 50 pm
9 30
am
Devereaux
4 36 pur
10 20 am
10 07 pa
6 36 pm
3 10 pm
3 37 am
4 15 pm
9 48
am
Carrs
4 15 pm
10 18 nm
9 48 pa
6 22 ptu
3 32 pm
4 16 am
5 oo pm
10 00
am
VUIerlgev’e
3 40 pm
10 00 am
9 16 pa
6 02 pm
3 50 pm
4 43 am
5 30 pm
Browns
2 27 pm
9 46 am
8 50 pa
5 40 pm
4 00 pm
5 07 aiu
5 49 pm
10 24
am
Haddocks
2 12 pm
9 37 am
8 34 pa
5 36 pm
4 12 pm
5 28 atn
0 07 pm
James
1 58 nm
9 28 am
8 is pm
5 2f pm
4 45 pin
6 30 am
7 03 pm
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1 15 inn
9 00 am
7 30 pa
4 55 pm
7 20 pm
11 08 am
2 15
pm
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1 52 pm
8 50 am
6 08 pm
7 40 pm
11 20 am
2 27
pm
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1 30 phi
8 37 am
5 57 pm
7 47 pm
11 30 am
2 85
pm
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1 27 pm
8 ,7 am
5 47 pm
8 15 pm
12 03 pm
3 00
pm
AWsngt’uL
1 00 pm
7 55 am
5 15 pm
6 50 im
2 50
pm
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9 20 am
0 30 mu
7 02 pm
8 01
pm
Woodvllle
9 08 am
0 20 pm
7 06 pm
3 05
pm
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9 04 am
0 15 pm
7 19 pm
3 10
pm
Mnxeys
8 51 am
0 03 pin
7 20 (im
3 23
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Stephens
n 44 xii
5 50 pm
7 38 pm
3 84
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7 55 pm
8 50
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8 19 an
5 27 pm
7 59 pm
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8 15 pm
4 10
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Oct. 1,1895. 14 ly,
Trains 17 and 18 run solid beuvaeu Athens mid Atlaiitn7vi‘i MtuTIsotT
daily exeunt Sunday.
■Train No. 28 arrives Harlem at 8:20 p. in. and leaves 8;35p. in., allowing
15 minutes for supper.
All above trains run daily, t excepf 11 and 12. 17 and 18. on main line. No,
44 on Washington Branch and 84 and 85 or Macon Branch wliicli do not
run on 8undav.
Sleeping cars between Atlanta and Charleston, Augusta and Atlanta*
Angustaand Macon, on Night Express.
Sleeping Cars between Atlanta and New York, on tram 27, and train tear*
ing At lunta at 7.15 o’clock a. in.
mos. K.SCOTT. JOE W. WHITE, A. G. JACKSON
Gen. M’g’r. Trav. Pass. Ag’t. Gen. Freight and Pass. Ag’t:
Augusta, Ga.
J. W. KIRKLAND, P. A., Atlanta, W. W. HARDWICK. P. A., Mteon.G®.
Middle Georgia & Atlantic Railway
Time
Table No. 25, Effective October 15 i
READ DOWN.
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o’clock, A. M., 189
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7 35
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7 5J
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2 25
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2 47
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545
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8 2 >
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3 05
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5 55
pm
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8 3i
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0 15
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8 18
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3 30
pm
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0 25
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3 37
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6 30
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8 30
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900
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0 37
pm
8 35 am
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3 50
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7 03
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8 42
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915
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4 00
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8 45
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9 21
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9 05
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11 05 am
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Nos. 107 and 108 are Snnday only.
Trains 101 and 104 will stop only at points where time Is given.
Trains 101 and 104 will stop on signal only, except at Ev^nton, Shady UUei
■fhnwn mhlnn arm Inn ronmluv a*nna rnw f k* * *
— — owf/ vu oi^uisi vyni j | UA Juilv
Newborn, which are the regular stops for these trains,
Trains 1M. 103,105,106,107 and 108 will stop for frei
jjar stopping plaoe’on signal.
freight or paaesn^ers at anv i
J. W. PRESTON, Gen. M|