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Remarkable EsesuI,s

l have had remarkable success wi,
Swlfts Specific; have cured several ssss
permanently in u very short time. a..
case which am now treating was given =
to die, and after using three bottles ID 10 4,
recovered that think one more bottle v;r
cure her. The most remarkable case Of N
vas lady with Iiedulary cancer Of d,
womb, for whom | had no hope whateyz
Alter using one bottle I am satisfied d.
will soon be cured. -
J. WYLIE QUILLIAN, NJ. D.,
Easley, sc
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Out Of The Jaws Of I'M


man considerably advanced in Iis H. case belev
Tor his sterling Integrity. HIs Pc, Sec % ~
''iie' op'0n County, Ga. The f,iiSWinsa .hYESt !
Mr. Iohn Pearson's sts,e,bs.,
In Il the Spring Of 1882 I was at,aet,,,
ead cough which continued 10 ero,a Eth s,.
ahnu, h "nfI i,io 20. 30 weak that I coniSrsa iSrsa az
but continued TO grow worse 1iDts Of nsiigil
! had consumption aud would nrobsi notlEsis a.
Holloway hnaliy told me to Il, BreTsy gle
and I commsrd nney seat 70 Wards Store and y,
ing two or three doses, began ,o ;ry. Ahs,cS
the llhle had used up one bottle IpaoSs al L
Gn my lest again. ] am now in e,ns1 able b !.
lie "a" and v"hnusht ,s that the Lung Restores
IL is the best Lung Remedy ever m,da dsatne
inn Dr. ~ promised me that he ae Iaat,l5n n uiy 81:
the manufacturers and tell them Of thh thah Shi. 4
cure 1t made In my case, VI inc Eona,,sS
Statement Of Mr.. BENZ. n. Hs,
Early in Noyember, 1881. while ,e,,.
her side, which vas soon folloTed hs GI'ete rsa
from her lungs and a severe couch ISstnG.its,S,
menced. she could neither eat Or Al, fessr q.
Tbe 1SM w9eES atseES, sne was reduced to livpphi
one OF ller lungs was entirely gone s ne theunt
retain The most delicate nourisiIinen,s a e9uA
aeh. ! Then agreed with DIR. suiIiyaUUn w aei aas.
physician, to call DR.. HOLLOWAY IN on, an ny hns,
They Tade n final examination or a. cohaull,,Lss
pronounced ne az the case hopeless Dr. }l,t.a
suggested tho Brewers Lung Restopao oEay "a
resort. lscnt for bottle and paxaI IIr l al
found that she could retain It on ber nst dee
after about the third Dose began ~ esvomieb, nj
imLIioTement IN her condition cont;asse nIase iae
sHS able eS 'hs nst t%s aSss
She Is now in better health than she ui I'm The tsss
Tor several years. l believe the I'M ny sri,Jd
some Of them grown" VI siI ehill.SS
Mr.. 1iesrndon's PostofIice is Yate,v,,.
every particular. 'easpie hia
Lung Restorer for sale by WiIbito w,,
Druggists Anderson, S. C. 'e VIII,
March 10, 1S84-35-eow
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Our Treatise on Blood and Skin D,a,.,
mailed free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
,, ~ ~, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
N. Y. Office, 159 w. 23rd ST., bet. &7Ini
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The gentleman who outline. ~,
man considerably advanced in iifs ese eelev !
FOR his sterling integrity. HIs PIE, Gne 1, ~
vile, up'on County, Ga. The f,iIsSiaa Yts
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-15
SEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY, APRIL Is 1884,

ulation. In royal families the statistics
show more daughters than SINS. The
Hebrew woman is exceptionally long
lived. The colorei man exceptionally
short lived. The married state is ia
vorable to prolongatiOn OF life among
women. Dr.. Hough remarks that
there are from 2 To per cent, more
mates born THAI females, vet there is
more than SIX per cent excess of te-
males in the living populations. From
which statistics We conclude that all
women who can possibly obtain one OF
these rapidly departing men ought to
marry, an that, as men are likely 10
become 50 very scarce. they Can not
be sufficiently priced by the other sex.
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SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, A. D.,
ISS4
TRUS TEES SALE.

Whereas, Eliza Smith and Alfred Smith, her
husband, by their certain deed Of trust dated the
3lSt day Of October 1881, and recorded u the re.
cOrdcr'S office of PettIS county, at deed book Is,
page SO, "nveyed TO the undersigned A. y. Nor
ey trustee, all their right title. interest and es
tate, in and To the following described real estate
situated IN the county Of PetiS state Of Missouri,
Wis: Lots one (l) and two t2l in Lyons addition
t0 Sedalia, No. Which said conveyance was made
in trust To secure the payment of certain prom
i,SOry note in SAID deed described, and whereas
said note has become due and il still unpaid now,
q erefore in accordance with the provisions of aid
deed IT rust. and at the request of the legal holder
of said note. shall proceed To sell the above de
SCribed real estate AT the court house door in the
city OF Sedaia the cOuaty of PetiS state afore-
sad, the highest bidder for cash. at public auc-
ton, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 3OTH DAY OF APRIL,
lSSl
between the hours of nine i'm the forenoon and
FIVE in the afternoon of that day, to satisfy said
nn;e, together with the cost and expense of exc
cutting this trust.
A. p. MOREY, Trustee.
Dated this the sth day of A ril. 1854. Swift
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Attention is called to the sale, the following
We ~. Shori-IlOrnS, POlled Angus and GdIOways
bv the breeders of Lafayette county, at Hi gins
willie, No, May lat and 2,i. lSSi
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1T Will soon be twenty years since the war
closed :"
UFd the hot sun If August, 1SS2 the viIlsge of
Dover, y. J. lay still as the SphiRe in Egypt
while Elijah Sharp, OF that place, slowly nd 50 ly
spoke of the past. Yes" he said, al wss in the
the army and saw manv Of the sights Of those
fearful years | was finally discharged from dSa
hility, resulting from sun siroSe. I came hOns,
miserable in hsalth and spirits enfeebled that
tInE cold on the slightest posture. Life seemed
worthless Ia me; lived only in memory
That was sad enough" said, dividing nv last
two Gig
That's So" responded Mr.. sharp: "but I got
over IL. tgr-w il J.? Not exactly. When I'm tha'
condition | began taking PARk sR's Toxic and
my hes tn commenced To improve right away
was astnnished at il. and so Was my wife. I piled
On the flesh and could eat ANYTHING NV ambition
biaZcd up. could attend To business. and now
excepting that have To take care about exposing
myself To- tho hot sum am well now as ! was
ih day enlisted. What differences there are in
thin-s-guns and hayOnets kill; PAEKER's TOSIC
saves
This preparation. which has been known a.
PaEEER's GINGEE Tone, will hereafter q called
SIMPLY PARKERs Toxic. As UnpTinripled dealers
are constantly dcCeiyinc their customers by Sub~ti
tut'Dg inferior articles under the name Of sing. r
and - ginger 5 really unimpOrtant ingredient
We drUp the misleading word.
There is No charge, however, in the preparation
itSeii. aud ali bottles remaining in The hands Oi
dealers, wrapped under the name Of PARkkR's
GINGER TOsIc, contain the genuine medicine If
the lac siniile sigma of HIscOCK Co. is AT the
bottom oi the outside wrapper.
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Woman's Tenacity of Life.

Modern Age.
1t appears from the gathered sta
tistics of the world that women have
a greater tenacity of life than men.
Nature worships the female ia all It's
varieties. Among insects the male
perishes at a relatively early period.
In plants the semluate blossoms die
earliest, and are produced in the
weaker limbs. Female quadrupeds
have more endurance than males. In
the human race. despite the intellect
ual and physical strength of the man
the woman endures longest, and will
near pain 10 which the strongest man
succumbs. Zymocic diseases are more
fatal TO males. and more male chill
dren die than females Deverga as
seris that the proportion dying sud-
denly is about 100 women to 80 men;
| 0S5 men In the United States in
1870 committed suicide to 2S5 women.
intemperance, apOplexy, govt, hydro
cephalus, affections of the heart or
liver, scrofula, paralysis, are far more
fatal TO males than females. PulmO-
nary consumption, ON the other hand,
is more deadly to the latter. Females
in cities are more prone to cOnsump-
ton than in the country. All cid
countries not disturbed by emigration
have majority of females in the pop
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ANIMALS AND DEATH.
How They App. zach Dissolution
The Question of Their Future
Existence.
Cincinnati Enquirer.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
There are those who believe thai
divine justice absolutely requires thai
God should make amends to animal:
in the future life for all the wrong,
they suffer in this. One author, Rev
John Brown, declares that there i:
another world for animals. There j.
no doubt but that many animals rec
ognize in their declining powers the
approach of death. The dog retires
to a quiet, sequestered spot to die.
1t is matter of general belief that
they seek the most sequestersd spot,
the most hidden thIcket, where. un.
noticed and alone, they can quietly
lay down to eternal sleep. Shrimp
and prswns withdraw under stones
to die, thus showing a wonderful pre-.
monition of death among even the
lower orders.
TIE llamas of South America have
regular cemeteries In which they re.
tire to die. and the bones are found
bleaching in great numbers.
Animals recognize approaching dis
solution in other animals, without
question. The dying whale is at orce
set upon by the shark tribe The
aged buffalo of the plains. sick or
starving, cannot deceive the coyote or
prairie wolf, which watch him, hound
his footsteps, and even hamstring;him,
so that they may devour his carcass.
The vultures of the Himalayas gather
to the number of twenty or thirty
about the diving calf and composedly
await his dissolution, that they may
fatten OH his carrion.
Animals recognize death in others
without doubt. They make. as it
were, a regular diagnosis of death.
They may have been fooled before,
but old animals show an especial and
peculiar solicitude and Once satisfied,
treat the dead enemy with contempt
or indifference. The she bear, saws
Henzlan. makes use of a process of ex-
Fermentation to ascertain the death
of her cubs. She offers them food,
leaves and then calls them touches
them with her paws and finds them
cold, rigid. mOtiOnless. Indifferent. She
makes use of observation, comparison,
reflection. The elephant bull or cow
makes sure of the death of a fallen foe
bv trampling on it and goring it till
all possibility Of life is quite extinct
Animals sometimes show a care for
their dead. The duk monkey carries
off the dead and wounded. Some ami
mails hurry their dead with funeral Ger,
emonies. Cassell says gorrillas cover
their dead. Certain birds, such az the
wren, twifter requiems over them.
and this fact is so well attested that
THE Wren Requiem" is well known
as mournful twitter, quite different
from their usual chirpy, lively notes.
That many animals commit suicide is
a well attested fact, Dogs. abandoned
and kicked out by their masters, have
ben often known to kill themselves.
Stag or deer. when seized by the glut-
ton, butt their head against trees.
The rsttlesnake, close pursued, will
stirg himself rather than. he captured,
ard the Indians so well know this
that. though they eat them as food,
they reject them when death comes in
this form. These illustrations and
anecdotes show that animals possess
powers TO certain extent,
md why not soul?
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~ Authorized by the State TO treat
81 ! ] J !: :
S q Chronic. Nervous and Private Dis
l z seases Seminal Weakness insaIt
- losses, Sexual Debility. (tOsS Of ssrudf
A4E51LH g pOCer) and all impediments To mar.
EWWRAJ rage. Also, Piles. Tape-wOrm Rheu-
r. &&R matism, Asthma. Epilepsy. Urinary
6An~ and Skin Diseases. &c. Cures guar
anteed or r6pey refunded. Charges low. Over
2DOO cases St' experience is important. All med
tcines furH lady for uSe-nO running drug
stores. Pa Gated at distance by letter and
express; sent everywhere, free from gaze
or breakage. injurious medicines used. No de-
tentiOn from business State YOUR and send for
terms. Consultation free and confidential person.
ally or by letter BOOK for both sexes-ilustrafed
and circulars of other things, sent sealed in plain
envelope for two Sc stamps. - NV Free Museum
Is now Open-see description in above hook
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SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you
need for Consumption Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS nIs per bottle. Sold by
Bard AZ Miller
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T. IS A FACT.

Hun !reds of letters are in our possession (copes
Of VIII ca may be- had by return u.ail) are our au
th"riIy for the assertion that skin, alp and bl
humur,, whether scrOful1uS, inherit Il or con
tag ous, ma Now he permanently cured by CUrI-
CUKA REsoLvEST, the new blood purifier, diureiIC
aud ap"ri nt internally and CUTICURA and tUTI-
cURA SOAP, the great skin cures and beautin-r>,
cNt-rnaliv in half the time and AT one hail the
expense Of any other season.
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NOW , Ks !; 2; S 81 :;ss |

II l. ~ his SeISJn when the flood and perspl
L ration are loaded with impurities, that dis
figuring humOr~, humIliating uptinns, itching
fortunes. Sault Theum or ecZ-ma, pSOriaSiS letter
ringwnrn, baby minors, scruiula, scrOiuOuS sores,
alsc,SSes and .iscLarging wounds, and every
SPECIES of itching, scaly and pimply diseases IF
skin aud scalp are must speedily aud economically
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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CpGat Public Sale
OF 10
CATTLE
MARSHALL, MO-,
April 24th and 25th. 1884.

The Saline County Breeders will sell, ri the above
time aud place. I70 head ri Pure Bre ShorI-iiorn
Cattle, If standard families AMI such individual
merit will commend them 20 al Cl1S-rS Of buy
cT>. About OEe-thIrd Of the offerings will he
Balls ready for service Ii Will afford a rare Oppnr-
tunity Il, secure we'll bred, sound healthy stock
near home. All representa-. Ions guaranteed, and
SALE Positive.
Write IL T. &. RIiney, esq, Marshall, Mo, for
SALE of the season.
Coz. J. W JUDY, Auctioneer.
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CUTIcURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
earth Had the worst ease of salt Theum IN this
country. Ny mother had il twenty years. ard in
fact 'iI".i ir, an IL. believe CUTiCURA would have
saved ner III Ny armS, breast and head Were
for three ye"TS which uOthing relieved or
cured until I used the CUTICUEA REsnLyEST in
te:uaiiy ard CUTICURA and UrICURI soap
e-ualiv. j. ". ADAMS. y -wrTE, %.
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DR.. HENDERSON,

regular graduate in medicine Deer 10 years prG<
-i2 ifl ChicnnO
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

| heTeas, John r. Bellmer and tieShe Bellmer,
his WIFE, hy their certain deed of trust, bearing
/ date the 25l dav Of March, ore thousand eight
hundred and eighsy-one which said deed IS ~
corded in book No. % g;,eS - and of trus
drri records in the record rs Cfic- If Pettis
county, MIS>OUTI-did convey 10 the undeTsigne
all the following described premises stuatei living
and being in the county OF PettiS and state Of Mis-
| sou l, tO-wIt:
| Tie southwest quarter and the southeast quarter
Of section thirty five (il, township forty-five (Ij
range twenty (2nl, except follows: Thirty one
acres sold To Louis Jackson, described rs beginning
Cn the township line b'tweea townships fOrIy-four
and fOrtyhve, forty poles west OF southeast corner
section - running west ~ poles, thence north 81
poles, hence east or poles, thence south 81 poles
thence ". - 81 poles, thence south ~ poles TO be-
inning also, except 10 acres being the southeast
Oi southeast of southeast quarter of section - :;
also except nine Otf the sid of the north
three quarters Of the east half Of southeast quar-
ter ~ section 50 40, except one acre out of the
northwest corner Of the southeast quarter of
said section -, decided for school pur-
poses. Number Of acres by said deed of
trust conveyed being 26D more less,
IN ;ruSt To secure the payment Of seven certain
pTOmiSsOry notes in sald deed described /; and,
whereas default has bee made IN the payment Of
tn principal Of said notes and interest thereon the
same lie ny now pa due and naming unpaid.
Now, therefore, ~ the request of the legal holder
0f laid DOte, and pursuant To the provisions of
said deed 4 trust, and the powers thereby vested
in me, will,
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, A. D.,
1854.
the front Of the court house in the city of
>edalia, Petris county, state of Missouri proceed TO
sc said TeaLeStaie at public vendue To the highest
bidder for cash, between the hours of O'Clock a.
M, and o'clock =. M, Of said day much
thereof As may be necessary TO satisfy said debt
aud the interest, and the costs of executing sal.
trust. j G.. THOMPSON, Trustee
Sedalia, Mo, April 7th lSSI Sw5t.
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railroad combination would be firmly es-

railroad combination would be firmly as.
tablished in our midst.
We do not, by these comments, intend
to cast any imputation upon the defend
ants. There is nothing in this record
which in any degree impugns either their
actions or motives. So far as we can see
they nave, In good faith, endeavored to
perform their duties as they understand
them. Our object is simply to point out
the extraordinary powers ATTEMPTED to
be conferred by the act, and to indicate
the large opportunities which it affords
Tor an abuse OF power and an invasion of
vested rights under the color Of authority.
how it is that railroad ORGANIZATIONS
could be subjected to party service under
It's provisions, and be MANIPULATED as
well against as in.furtherance of the pub
TIC interests, and to say, in the language
OF the Supreme Court Of Tennessee. in the
case of Farnsworth & Reeve VS. Vance
X Fleming, that ''this tremendous power''
does not, as we think s'lurk within
the principles OF Legislative power" We
repeat, the regulating power of the Ieois-
lature and the courts is sufficient TO COM
pei railroad companies to perform all their
undertakings in favor of the public. and
to prevent or punish all derelictions of
duty: The Legislature can enact laws
within constitutional limits for the rem
latiOn of railroads and railroad Operations.
but it cannot lawfully authorize COM
mission, by direct or indirect legislation
intended to accomplish that end. or ne
cessarily involving that result, to take
control of their business and operations.
Such legislation would be an unauthor-
lied and unconstitutional invasion of pri-
waite rights.
The act is also, as we think, a regula-
ton OF Interstate commerce, and to that
extent an intrusion uDon fha oxyoIuei,o
legislative authority of Congress. The
reasons for this belief will, by special re-
quest, be stated by Bro. Hammond.
Other objections to the constitutional
validity Of the statute, which we think
are entitled to grave consideration. have
been urged in argument. But as those
already discussed are decisive of the case
we do not deem it necessary to further
consider or discuss them IN this case.
The prayer of cOmplainants for a preli-
minary injunction will be granted.
BAXTER. Judge etc
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Tybee. March 9. Z 100 p m-Passed out, str
City Of Palat-a, schr Geo W Churchman
At anchor. outward bound, schrs William c
French, Josie NJ Anderson.
Wind NV fresh: fair.
Fernandina, March 8-Cleared, schrs Sarah
Potter, Keen, New York; Z Potter, Ferris,
Philadelphia.
New York, March ARRIVED. schrs LAME
Cobb. Quinn, Brunswick; Ida L, Ray. Darien.
Sailed. schrs Mary TrainOr, Falatka;
Fannie W johnson. Brunswick.
Glasgow. March 6-Arrived. bark Germana
Antonio AUS, Binrichich, Pensacola.
Greenock, March 6-Arrived, bark Capt Dan
Nor, ChTistOpherson, Port Royal, c.
Liverpool. March SAILED. ship TelefOn
Nor, Thomson. Pensacola (having repaired.
London, March 6-Cleareds bark Glengarin
(Br), Pensacola.
Marseilles, March 4-Arrived, bark Bragg
lSw). SjOlander. Darien.
Rio JaneirO. Feb ARRIVED. barks ANY,
Penfed. Brunswick; Sd. J II McLaren fBr)
Delap, Brunswick; 9TH, Rita Norton port.
Franco, Brunswick.
Feb 2-Salled. ship Lady Dufferin fBr).
Finn. United States.
Feb 9-In port, bark Ragna (sw), for Savan-
nah; schr TOrdenskjOld Nor, for Savannah.
Table Bay. q II, Jan 2s-Sailed, bark Pei
licanO Utsl, Z0llenzi, Pensacola.
Delaware Breakwater, Feb 23-Sailed. Helm
rich ROdhertus, Lepperin, DOhOy.
EXmouth. Feb 22-Arrived, City Of st Asaph,
salmon. Port Royal.
Liverpool, Feb 23-Sailed. bark Mary Graham
LBrl. Barton, Tybee before reported sailed
for New York..
Brunswick, Ga, March ARRIVED, brig
Saga (Sw), Nielsen. Barbados
Bull River, March Arrived, schr Charles
MOrfOrd. Burdge, Charleston.
Jacksonville March Arrived, schrs Hat
tie Darling lBrj. Pierce. Nassau: AIbury &
Malone (Br). Thompson, Green Turtle Cay.
Cleared. schTs DiOne, Patterson, Philadel-
phia; Melissa Trask, Trask. Bermuda.
Key West, March sailed, schrs City Of
Havana. Curry, ProgresO; Mary Jane CBrJ,
Alburv. Nassau.
Pensacola. March Arrived. ship Dagmar
Rus, Redlug. DOrdrecht; barks RazetO (ItaD
Olvari, Cape Town; OberhHrgermeister Won
Winter Ger. Schiebe. ST Vincent. c /: Len
ME (Br). Harris. Dover; schr5 Fannie Whit
more, Ach0rn, ROckpOrt; Melissa 4 Wiley.
Wiley, Perth AmbOy.
Cleared. bark st Pierre lFr). Philippe st
Nazaire; schr Anna l. Milford, Thompson,
PrOgresO.
Port Royal. March Arrived, str state Of
Texas, Risk, Fernandna. etc. for New York
land prOceededl; ship Hermann Ger. Bunje,
Malaga.
Sailed. bark Oemore lBrl, for Greenock
Philadelphia, March Arrived schr r $
Milford. Sharp, Brunswick.
New York. March ARRIVED. strs WyauOke,
Richmond; Manhattan. Newport News.
Arrived out. strs Britannia. Persian Mon
arch. Main, Geiser britannia, spark. CITY Of
Truro.
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Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains he
tween Savannah and Augusta, Savannah ana
Macon, Savan nah and Atlanta.
Pullman Hotel Sleeping Cars between Gin
cinnatl and Jacksonville. without CHANGE
C0nnecstons.
The Milledgeyille and Eatoutou train rura
daily except Monday between Gordon and
katonton, and daily Except Sunday between
EatORton and Gordon.
Train No. p from Augusta daily Except
Euiaula train connects at Cuthbert for Fort
Gaines daily Except Sunday,
The Perry accommodation train betveer
Fort Valley and Perry runs daily Except suB-
day..
The Albany and Blakely accommodation
train runs daily Except Sunday between
Albany and Blakely.
At savannah with Savannah. Florida and
western Railway; at Augusta with al lines
to North and East; at Atlanta with Airline
and kennesaw Routes to all points NORTH
Tickets Tor all points and sleeping car berths
on sale at City Of5ce, No. 20 Bull street.
q. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt., Savannabs
j. q. SHAW, W. r. SHElLhANs
Gen. Tray. Agt. Traffic Manager, Savannah
Georges
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EXPRESs

This train stops at all stations between Sa-
vannah and Jacksonville.
Pullman ParlOr Cars on this rain Savanna All
to Jacksonville
Passengers for Waldo, Gainesville, Cedar
Key, Ocala, Wildwood and all stations on
this train.
Connections at Savannah daily with
Charleston and Savannah Railway for an
points North and East. and Central Railroad
for all points West and Northwest
ALBANY EXPRESS