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■ UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE. G*., DECEMBER «, 1»2S Ithirty.nine years ago in ndaround milledgevlle ^ follow**! Ar* A*o«g Tk* Local Item* Appearing la Th* Uaioa Recorder, December 3rd, 1889 j ve ry store and business place in [edgeville was -’osed last Thurs- Thnnksgiving Day. A contract NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Central of Georgia Railway Com pany has applied to the Georgin Public Service Commission for au thority ;o discontinue trains Nos. 21 and 22, operating between Macon and Tenniile, Georgia, on the following entered into by ith the Heisler Electric Light Com- lRV y f st- Louis for the erection of ectric lights in this city. Said ompany is to begin work by the 1 schedule: m of January and have ail the ma- No. 21 Lv. Tenniile 9:50 A. M. Ar. [K>sition by the first of ebruary. Rev. C. B. Anderson requests o state that he has so far recover- d from an injury to his foot that he JJ be able to fill hiy appoint! Montpelier church on the third unday in this month. iihstanding there was more burnt on Thanksgiving Duy any ohter time since Sher* M. For authority to discontinue train No. 19, operating between Gordon and Covington, Georgia, on the fol lowing Mchedule. No. 19 Lv. Gordon 0:05 P. M. Ar. Covington 9:1" P. M. connecting at Gordon with train 22 from Macon. For'authority to discontinue train No. 20, between Porterdale and Gor don, Georgia, operating on the fol lowing schedule and connecting with FRANK CRANE SAYS The Doers hat this world needs doers and less talkers. The man we feel mort grateful to ward and regard most kindly one who does u* a generous act and never says anything about it. We find it out by accident and our hearts warm to him. The man who is always saying, I am going to do this and that for you but does not do it, is a flunky. He wantw the praise for generosity, but docs not deliver the goods. So, the man who most truly forms is the man who quits doing wrong, not the man who makes great promises. Most drunkards and most leaders of disorderly lives elsewise are great promisors. They will tell you, while in their cups, that they are never going to drink another drop. But the kind of reform today that The Baldwin Furniture Company THE FAMOUS LINE OF DIXIE STOVES & RANGES IS KNOWN THE CUONTTRY OVER These wonderful Stoves and Ranges give satisfac tion, and have beeiusold exclusively by this store for the past ten years—with never a dissatisfied customer. They are made in the heart of the Steel and Iron District of Tennessee, by a factory who stands back of its products. We have sold hundreds of them throughout Baldwin and surrounding coun ties. and want YOU to have one. You will find here a complete stock of the differ ent sizes, and they are priced as low as good mer chandise can be sold in any store in any city. We solicit your inspection, and believe That you will want to own one too. We have recently received a large line of the nationally known Roundtree Trunks, Suit Cases, Hat Boxes and Bags. Look these over, and you will find just your needs—at the price you would