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THE SOUTHERN WORLD, JULY 15,1884.
885
ATUNTA AND NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
ATLANTA &JAIEST POINT
—•" AND"— ■
Western Railway of Alabama.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST MNK
| Between the Northweat and Northeast. Double
Dally Line of
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
I Between New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery
to Atlanta and Washington.
In cheap Machinery, when you can buy Engine b, Saw Mills, Gins, Wagons ana
ButfRie* ‘ rom a Qeneral A * ent at fl 8 ures that we can offer you. We sell five of the best Engines I
,nd Saw Mills that ever came into the State. The largest line of Machinery in the State.
M- *T- HATCHER, cfc CO.,
Mention Southern World. Macon. Ga.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 15. 1884.
No. 50.
No. f 2
No. 51.
N0.68.
1010am
4 45am
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6 45pm
600pm
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12 night
9 *0pm
4 00pm
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11 30pm
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Ar N. O’lna Lv
Mobile
Montgomery
Chehaw Ar
.. ..Opelika. ..
West Point..
Lv Atlanta .
Washington
Baltimore
.Philadelphia
i Lv N. York Ar
6 00pm
It 3.1pm
8 00am
9 lHaro
1018am
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$10 A BALE SAVED.
Read up.
Read down.
lOfeetin diameter.
Common Cast Pulleys.
Mention Southern World.
Pullman sleepers on trains 50 and 5t between
Washington and New Orleans via Kcnnesaw
Route without change.
Pullman sleepers on Nos. 52 and 58 between
_ ______ _ - . Washington snd New Orleans via Richmond
Saves FREIGHT, LABOR and POWER * n .?. Danville Route without change.
r:fi QD _ _ * \ j „„„ or inn Western railroad sleeper* on tralua 62 and 63
rllteen percent, less SLIPPAGE of between Montgomery snd Atlanta.
BELTS. StrpitrM or r.mwriino* Vonoo Trains 50.51. 52 and 58 make close connections
« J •aneiFTT or crowning 1 races, with trains to and from Mobile and New Orleans,
bond or Split Pulleys, Single or Dou- I Train 28 connects at Montgomery with trains for
Mn Pontono /in.. . _ , Selma and Eufaula. Connections made at Ope-
Die tenters. Our new cast center | Ilka with Kaat Alabama and Clnelnnati and the
STEEL RIM PULLEY
ready. All sizes from 10 inches to
Send, for Catalogue. Prices as Low as
1HDIANAF0LIS MACHINE & 'B0L| ’WORKS,
TheCLAuai Bird Cotton Clbanbb ssparataa
the dirt, dust, etc., from seed rotten. It greatly
of the lint
increase* the
and quality
Columbus and Western railroads. All trains
except 52 and 53connect at Chehaw with Tuskee-
gee railroad..
A. J. ORME, Qon. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
The Richmond & Danville Line.
FOR SALE.
, Seventy-two miles shorter than any existing
rou’e to Washington and the East. Three hun
dred and ilfty mile* shorter than anv route via
Cincinnati. Richmond And Danville railroad
time oife hour faster than Atlanta city time.
8 4 to 6 Horse Power Engines
jin wheels; Six 6 to 8 Horse Power Engines on wheels;
fTwo 7 to 9 Horse Power Engines on wheels: < ne 12 to
15 Horse Power Engine on wheels: one 8 to 10 H. P. Engine on
sills; Two 15 to 18 H. P. Engines on sills; One 20 II. P. Engine
I detached. Eight 24 Inch Empire Separators, 4 wheels* Four 24
' Inch Empire Separators, 2 wheels. Two 25 foot Saw Mills Six
Mowers,Six Reapers, Seven Twine
Binders, twelve Hay Rakes, thirty
Saw Guards, Plows. Harrows, Pumps,
Wind Mills, etc.
Cornell'a Wind Mills,
Water Wheels, Corn &
Feed Mills. Horglium
MlllH, Uriels Machine!*,
Wood Working Ma
chinery, Wood PumpH,
etc. '
Call and see me before you buy. Write for Price Lists and mention Southern World.
J. H. ANDERSON, Gen. Ag't. 63 Broad and 54 Forsyth Streets. ATLANTA, GA.
CAMP 4 CO. ORGAN!
Tiie best low-priced Organ now
in the market. We call the special
attention of Dealers and Agents to
the above Organ, and can offer prices
and inducements which will make it
an object for the trade to handle and
push it. It is SUPERIOR IN QUALITY
and tone, durable, attractive
in appearance, and fully war
ranted.
Reliable Agents Wanted.
Send for catalogues and prices.
Pianos of all grades furnished at
lowest prices.
ESTEY * CAMP,
203 N. Broadway (5th St.),
ST. LOUIS, MO.
CHICAGO H0U8E,
, 188 & 190 State St.
on Souiueru worm.
quantity
and Insures Increased proflu to every agency
that handles cotton. It la pronounced the ben
('leaner in use. Bend for Circulars and mention
Southern World.
Juki Seed Cotton Cleaner Xannfactnrinz Co.
No. East Alabama Street, Atlanta, Ga.
THE
Savannah Morning News.
Dally Every Day in the Year, Including
a Mammoth Sunday Edition, One
Year $10; Half Year $5.
The Morn iso News has combined with _
number of conspicuous Imimals— among them
Schedule in effect, June 15,
1884.
I .cave Atlanta (City Time)
Leave Atlanta (R. it D. time'
Lula
“ Greenville
“ Charlotte
“ Salisbury
“ Greensboro
Arrive Danville
Leave Danville
“ Lynchburg —
“ CnariottsviUe...
Arrive Washington —
I,cnve Washington
Arrive Baltimore
“ Philadelphia...
•• New York.
Boston
Leave Danville —
•• Burkvllle .
Arrive Richmond.
Mall and
Express
No. 53.
Express
No. 61.
7 40 a m
K 40 am
11 (M a in
2 50 p m
6 55 p m
8 40 pm
10 25 p m
12 00 p m
12 20 a m
2 40 a m
4 65 a m
9 30 a m
9 40 a m
10 60 a m
1 23 p m
3 60 p m
10 20 p m
6 20 a m
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3 40 p m
4 40 p m
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11 45 p m
4 20 am
f> 50 a m
8 05 a m
10 20 a m
10 35 a m
1 50 p in
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It 25 p m
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6 25 a m
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10 35 a m
144pm
3 90 pm
GAINESVILLE ACCOMMODATION — DAILY
Leave Atlanta 6 15 pm
Arrive Gainesville 7 26 pm
RKTURMINO.
Leave Gainesville 0 00
Arrive Atlanta . .. 8 20 am
Only thirty,
rk
Two dally trains for Athens. Ga.
one hours transit Atlanta to New York. Tv
1 fast through trains dally. Pullinam Palace Buffet
Sleeping Cars, Atlanta to New York without
change, via Virginia Midland. Berths secured
and numbers given ten days in advance.
E. BERKLEY.
Superintendent.
Atlanta, Ga.
|C. W. CIIEARS,
Ass. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Atlanta, Ga.
M. SLAUGHTER.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Richmond. Va.
C. E. SERGEANT.
City Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
IKE A. CHASE,
General Commission Merchant,
NO. 220 FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
'*« luvite correspondence as to any kind of Produce yon
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[ALL ABOUT TEXAS.
A book of nearly 400 ps’es (with complete man
of Texas), devoted entirely to resources, soil and
climate of Texas. This book and Tbxas Pabm
and Ranch one year, *1.25. Fabm and Ranch
Is a 20 page, 80 column journal, containing, each
Issue, volumes of information about Texaa
lfttldfi WAS6R etc.
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PILES I PILES! PILES!
A remedy worth ita weight in gold.
“Eureka” Pile Remedy
I Is prepared in the shape of an ointment, and
what is claimed for it Is that it will remove all
Inflammation In Door three applications: give
almost Instant relief: is perfectly safe: will ab
sorb the tumors: and Is the cheapest remedy In
the market. Many case* of long standing have
been benefited In one day by Its use. Price 50
cents per box: three boxes for (1 25. Address,
A. RAFFENBPEROER, Springfield, Ohio.
Mention Southern World.
WILL WY ONE
all right
<*J y Hcir.fesi. RTBAW*
MAY Cl’TTEB.
I The knife to Steel. »nd tes»l<c**«b»s4
ill, (Mtened to Ictw with tbrtc bolt*.
Wnd c,n be easily tsken o#u>iA»n*«
‘I n>e length of cm to regained *>jtU
Merer t? wh K h the knife K boJwb
^ -The higher the leee, U railed, the
l^nrer it wUI cut. All »re V* 1 ! lor
which srlll he mailed rh*l.
DrWtttK WM HISECO.. Newark, o.
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tbe New V< rk Hun. the Philadelphia Times, tha
Cincinnati Enquirer, and the Chicago Tribune—
In the publication of a number of new atorlaa
of fiction by distinguished American author*,
the first of which,
“PANDORA,”
by IIbHry Jambs, Is now being published In the
Sunday News. This story will be followed by
one from Mr. W. D. Howells, who In turn will
be succeeded by Mr. Brbt If art*.
Mr. Mellvlllei'.Landon(*‘KII Perkins”), who
Is now cn mute for Euro e, will write a series
of letters for the Mornino News during
bis journey on the continent. The "Fashion
Letters" of Jennie June (Mrs J. C. Croly), and
tho gossipy letters of tb*t brilliant yonng South
ern writer, Coyle Douglas, will continue to be a
feature of Die paper.
Tho Mobnino News calls special attention to
those features of Its mammoth Sunday Issue,
which la sent to all subscribers to tha dally
In the fnlureaslnthe past tho Mobnino New*
will warmly support the National Democratic
party.
It will conMnue to advocate a reduction of tha
tariff because it believes that the lies! Interests
of the people will be served by such reduction.
In Its columns tbe latest news from all parte
of the world will be found. The special dis
patches and correspondence of the Mobnino
News will be fu ler this year than ever before.
Special attention will be given to the newa of
Georgia. Florldasnd South Carolina. Each De
partment will be carefully edited, and tha elm
will he Improvement and the highest standard
of excellence. No expense will lie spared to
mnke the Mornino Nkws the most readable and
reliable newspaper In the Bouth.
TKKMS:
Dally, by mall or city delivery,7dsyslnthe
we x |I0 00
Daily, by mall ouly. Monday. Wednesday,
and Friday, or Tuesday, Thursday and
Paturday 6 00
Weekly News ... ... 2 00
J. H. ESTILL, Proprietor,
Savannah, Ga.
Mention Southern World.
A copy of “What We Eat
How to Cook It," asst fi__
to all who adteWi BotUHUB’* Plur-
EUCTi AtiSBU* Gfi«
FREE
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An Illustrated Monthly,devoted to
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, HORSES, DOGS
AND POULTRY.
An able Corps of Correspondent*.
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Bv Manager,
Louisville, Ky.
(Mntisn
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SOUTHDOWN SHEEP.
CAB8IU8 M. CLAY, breeder of pore
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MesUro Bouitem World.