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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-20
In the Nav ofthe lawyers.

HddtSD t6@.l Ger, Augnta Chronicle.
Alfred Euhanks came TO Morgan
county about lS40 from Chatham county,
North Carolina. he began asbyerseeI
inf ur. Randolph, Gu a splendid planta.
tl00 near Buekhead, on sugar creek.
Continuing there. being unmarried, be
teok q note eaen year for bis wages, and,
alter while, his notes with interest
were worth enough to buy him this plan-
tation and stock aud many OF the slaves.
tie died in 1887. unmarried, Interstate.
His eetate was said and melted over
$4,000. Fhe administrator was ready to
distribute Ibis sum amongst his heirs, all
OF whom we're IN North Carolina. lie had
live brothers and sisters there of the
whole blood and three of the half blood
all claiming an equal share of the m oaey.
The whole Hoods enjoined the admins,
tvater from paying any thing to the last
gan. The facts weIe that Alfred
Euoank's father married as his
second wife a lady whose
husband. having gone from North Caro-.
lima To California mere Ehsn seven years
prior to this marriage, and from whom
nothing had been heard up to that time,
was supposed 10 be dead. He reappearsd
In North Carolina, however, after these
three children were born, no divorce in
the meantime having been Obtained. The
supreme Court Of GsaEg Ia decided against
the halt-bioods, who carried the question
tOthe Supreme Court of the United States,
which ruled them to be legitlmates and
entitled TO share equally.
In the meantime the war had come and
gone, the administrator and his sureties
had broken all TO pieces and the only
asset left was one note for So 900, the
maker OF 1t insOlvent and the surety on ii
fighting it IN the courts.
Not until this year, after many centinu.
ances, pleas, illegalities, injunctions and
wits OF error, was the security driven
into payment. The principal aad inter.
est was this summer collected, amounting
to 80, 900.
Three sets of administrators have been
appoi nted; thirty years, lacking one, have
passed. and all i've OF the brothers and
sisters OF tire whole blood have died since
1897. OF the lawyers employed, namely
Joshua Hill. Nathaniel q Foster, Albert
q. Poster, lshsm $. Fannip. Augustus
Reese. Joel A. Billups, j ohm G. Nc Henry
thos. q. Lawson and John Pope, four are
new dead.
The administrator has distributed, or is
now distributing, this money under ar
award OF Morgan Superior Court. The
sum awarded 10 each OF the three half
blo0ds sui in life is 81, 200. but they will
each receive only about 5000 after tht
lawyers are paid. 1t was they wht
waged the war and have most OF the fee
to pay.
This 10 y most remarkable case, anC
illustrates how much better a comprO
mise ~ than lawsuit. II the halt-bl o0di
mad been let in at first each OF tue orig
inal heirs would have received 81, 500.
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INDIAN RELICS.
The Ebert County Mound-What
was Found in 1t.

From the A thens Ca BGRnsr- RateAman.
Last summer representative OF the
Smithsonian Institute visited Ebert
county for the purpose Of examining q
large mound on the Savannah river, on
the place Of Mr.. Asbury Tate, AID that is
one of the most remarkable in the STATE.
IL was agreed that Mr. Tate should have
any valuabies discovered in the mound
and the dirt thereifom to be replaced. A
| party who was present at the excavation
! tells us that the way the mounds are
examined is tAis: 4 well 8 feet
square is begun ut the top, and the dirt
turown out as far as the hands can reacn.
| Then the space Is contracted, and so on
/ until tue bottom of the mound is reached.
| NO buckets or ropes are needed TO draw
up the dirt and the shaft is sunk very
| rapidly, Nothing OF value is found in this
/ mound, except some broken pottery and
arrow heads and skeleton supposed to
! be OF a dog. la a smaller mound near by,
the bones OF female were disinterred
Incosed in sack like rotten leather.
There are enormous trees growing on the
! larger mounds aud there are two sets OF
| steps by which its sides can be scaled.
! Oar informant tells US that this section
of Elhort county, near old Peters purg,
| one of The dead towns Of Georgia, is rich
| In Indian relics, and they are constantly
| turned up by the pillow. Near the farm OF
/ squire James Clarke, so DR.. James Ball
| ssys, was y s@all mound OF Fed clay by
| the roadside, that he mad NOTICED for a
! long time, One day that gentleman was
| passing the spot where Mr.. helms had
| sume hands al work putting up fence,
| that Eassed directly over the mound.
| He ordered one of the negroes
| to take pick and level it. The clay was
! found TO be baked as hard as pottery, and
! On being disturbed by the PICK ball OF
! baked clay as large as wash-pot rolled
! cut. This bail was broken. when a
! smaller one was disclosed. The second
! ball was then broken, when q third was
/ found ihclosed III this 0ne-and so on
/ until seven separate balls of clay, baked
| perfectly hard, were discovered, one In
closed in tbs other. MIR. Nelms was con-
lident that he was on the hot trail OF
! hidden treasure, and expected a. each
stroke OF the pick TO see lump OF gold
roll odt. W hen the seventh and last bail
was broken human skull, perfectly pre-
served was discovered, that had been
| wrapped in the successive layers OF clay,
and each one hardened as pottery teiore
another Wac put on. DIR. Bell did not
| save either the ski ll or any OF the balls.
THIS 10 to be regretted, Tor they would
certainly have been great curioslties.
TINS process OF preserving the dead by
tae Indians 10 something new. We do
not know their reason Tor it.
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KEPT SELLING THE Darby.
Fourteen Times that Negro Took the
Underground Railroad North.
From ne Nelo YORK So,


CINCINNATI, Nov. 1S-'.There were
manv ways 10 make money in the old
time that can't be worked now" said Col.
Bill as he sat In the corridor Of the Grand
hotel yesterday afternoon talking to a
friend. Back IN 1S47 was steward OF
the Golden Age, as good q craft as ever
sailed betwsen here and Orleans. One
day cplQred man with good deal OF
white blood 10 his VEINS came TO me and
said: Say, massa, you want 70 make
some money!
"'Yes do answered.
"Well, you can take me down To Or
leans and sell me for Sl,4Oo. ise likely
niger, and worth tat.'
"'But do you want 10 20 into slavery p
"'Not much. You sell me. | can es-
cape; come back; we divide the money
then. You can sell me- again.
''lJ was not without some misgivings
that accepted the novel proposition, but
took him along with me, and as soon AS
the Golden Age reached New Orleans |
led hun 10 the slave market. The auc-
tioneers dressed MIN up in new suit,
put smart cap on his head, and the sale
COMING nced. tie was a likely Niger,
sure enough, and sold for 81. 100. / got
81, 900 in cash and mortgage for $40.
Well, came back to Cincinnati, and IN
about three weeks hack came tue coon
Next trip sold MIN at Na;cheZ for 81 200
IL was against the law to sell the same
niger twice after he had escaped, buI
every three Or tour weeks I'd have that
coon on my bands again, ! sold him Ut
Ration RQpze, Yieksbprg, Memphis, and
al nearly every port on the river.
"At last traded him On fqr terriDla-
looking nigger, and got SSlg to boot.
Thea ! sold the Niger ] had traded FOR
q right smart sum. This time Fielde,
that was bis name, did not turn 40 Tor
ak months, and thought he was done Tor
sure, but no came round Que day and we
dIYided up Then tue mortgages came
due, ana ] collected them, every buyer
sayn' the coon mad escaped. We'll. IT'S
tbs honest truth, sold that niger four.
teen times. Ihen came the telegraph,
spd We bad 10 atop 10, but ynu can't ia.
ngine bow much money we coined. These
DAYS are not like the Old 0ues ior makin-
| money"
"Wberc Il the eoiored man nawft
II believe be u living az lAiaYCit0.
Ind" Or 1lthin a hundred milqs Oi lncfgy
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FLORIDA.

Maj. 5. Conant was fined $40 by Judge
hing In the CIRCUIT Court ut Palatka
lew days ago for carrying concealed
weapons. rs admitted The charge.
Pensaaola Commercials The SAVANNAH
M0RAIEG NEWS comes TO us regularly
loaded With good things. IL IL one OF
ihe very best dallies published in the
South.
Cne OF the most beautiful! dwelling
houses in Pensacola is the two-story
structure en- tAa corner OF Garden and
Hayden streets, just completed At a cost
OF $4,000 for ", l.. Grigar.
The truslees OF the Presby terlan church
at DeLaed have purchased Mr.. Mc-
Jaurnes lot south OF Mrs. Swift,s house,
on which they propose to erect a $4,000 or
$4,000 church immediately.
The Sheriff OF county not a hundred
miles irQm Nolusia took prisoner out of
jail who IS on trial for murder, had Jolly
good time with him at a MOTEL, and at a
Irlendly game OF cards the prisoner won
all the sherif's money,
Postmaster Spier, OF Orlando, receives
as his salary $4,000 per year; in addition
so this he Is allowed $500. with which 10
pay his assistants. From Nov. he will
be paid $50 per month by the department
for his building, together with taa outfit.
In addition TO this ne is given $40 per
yeas Tor lights.
At Enterprise Wednesday the cele.
brated Newton murder case, brought
there on change Of venue from Orange
county, was called. Only one juror was
obtained from the regular panel. w ed
hesday . special Yenire of seyentg-tive
was called and two more Jurors accepted.
Another venire for 100 more was ordered,
returnable at O'Clock to-day, to winch
time the Court adjourned.
The Baptist Convention met at Gaines.
Vile Wednesday. The sermon was deliy-
cred by Rev. Mr.. LeRvitt. OF Jacksonville,
the text being from from john w., IS. The
convention Vas called TO order BY Kew.
IL. 81. King, Vice President, Rev. w. N.
Chandoin being absent on account Of III
health. A cQmmittee 90 credsp ials Was
appointed aud soon reported. Rev. II. N.
King Nas ELECTED RFesldeni, and w. W.
Gwynn. Wee Pres dent; N. a, BailAy,
Secretary; A. r.. Ashurst, Assistant SEE.
Rotary, and w. N. ChaRd0ln, Treasurer
Present appearances indicate a brilliant
tuture for tampa. The cigar factories
recently established are paying Sl2 .O0C
nsf week 70 their wOrkman, fhis money
distributed among the merchants, ha,
cteaied a great Increase 10 Tie actigiiy o
bpslnsss and Inspired capitalists viii
sPhhnenee. A piece of property neA
1ampa, Known Nv Scriptures Grove, con
s,tllnt " u aQTGs, sold last week ~
aeb 600. g.. A. Newman. formerly Of Lake
500, nas 0poneA = drY gnods store =
lsmps Dr. a, B. LYtes, II sroeksyille
80 lpsi eo4plf1fd y bfiea blgcg ID oOs
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OF Q,U00. Other brick blocks have been
erected duringi the past summer by the
Fret National Bank OF Tampa, j. G..
Fields and Mr. Gould, of st. LOUIS. Sew
eral other buildings are contemplated and
being erected. A stock company 10 being
organized for the construction of Dig
hotel. j. 4. Ferguson, an Alachua county
man, has rented store and will open a
grocery business about Dec. |.
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Death in a sauer kraut NactorY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lS,--Au accident
al the rsaer kraut manu;acGory of John
Kramer, at No. 2,I3i North Sixth street,
this afternoon caused tue death OF Chris
iian nieienbaeh and dangerously injured
Kramer These Two men, WITH two other
persons, were working near the cabbage
cutting machine. when the tastenngs OF
The knives became loose and five sharp
knives Bero hurled with great force
around thq room. One Of them struck
D.eisnbaeh ~ Ipe gTpia apd anpther hit
Bramer on the leg, WITH the result above
gLaIqd @
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Postal Changes.

Post offices established: Georgia
-Drypond, Jackson county, on route
l5,4SD,s Constantine, az miles north
west Jefferson, . miles south.
Postmasters commissioned Nov. Is;
fourth class Offices: john u. Morgan, os.
oarYille, Ga.
New offices: Lou A. Garrison, Dry.
pond, jackson county, Ga.
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Mode, " ay of Uur,ng n Cold

SALEM, ESSEX COUNTY, MASS, Feb.
Ii, 18S6.-About ten days ago l took a
severe cold, which settled In my chest
and back and caused me much suffering
! Immediately procured three Allcock's
Porous Plasters; two l applied to my
chest and one to my back. In few hours
my pains sensibly abated, and in three
days | was entirely well, | take great
pleasure in recommending Alooek's
Plasters. A A, AVERJLL.
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THOMASVlLLE EXPREss,
CONNECTIONS


SAVANNAH for Charleston at 7:l9 q NJ,
terriHe Augusta via Yemassee at 40 M
1915 m and 20 p m: for Augusta aud At
lanta at $40 a NJ and s:29 p m; with steam.
ships for New Yerk Sunday, Tuesday ana
Friday; for Boston Thursday for Baltla9Fs
AtJESHP for Brunswick at l:45 m e1'
cept sgnaaFl and s 80 m for MacQn l:25
III, $50 4 nj and 1870 m.
Al w YCR0sS for Brunswick at 8l5 m
and s:05 p IN.
AtCALLaHAN for Fernandina at 500 an
and z:47 . m; for Waldo Cedar Key, Ocals,
ETC.. at II 80 a N and 7 100 p N except Saa+
day.
At LIVE OAK for Madison, Tallahassee,
ETC., AT II :GS a NJ and 7:is p m.
Al GAINESVILLE for 0cala TaVares
Pemberton's Ferry, BROOK vile aud Tampa
at 1870 . m; for Cedar Key a. 800 . n
AtALBAnY Tor atlanta, Macon. Slontgom'
cry. Mobile. New Orleans Nashville etc
At CH apfAH0O ITEE for Pensacola,
Mobile, New o leans at l:lt p m; with req
pics Line steamers advertising TO Leave lof
ApalachlcQla ~ SCOOP m sunday and Weqpe''
dav.
Tinkets sold and sleeping car berths 20,
cure al BREH'S Ticket Office, ana az tHs
Passenger station.
VIM. z HARDEE, Genll Pass. Agent
Il. 6. FLhMlNG. SnDerln endent.
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ALBANY EXPRESS,

btOps at al regular stations. PuIImau buf-
fet sleeping cars to and from Jacksonville and
W shington, ami 10 and from JacksonYi 10
and Louisville via Townsville and Mont
gomery. Pullman buffet cars and Mann bou-
doir buffet cars via Way cross, Albany and
Macon, and via W Eeross, Jesup and Macon,
through messenger coaches between JaeksOn-
vile and chattanooga.
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an and after SUNDAY. Nov. "a, 1856, trains
" viii arrive and leaye as follows:
fDaliy: tDallY except Sundays. tDaily
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
Tampa and way
stations -. 1000 a m and s4:40p m
Arrive at Tampa s3:4o + m ana $50 m
returning lie ave
Tampa AT 49,. 49 ~ IN and #S:Ca d m
Arrive at Sanford 1880 a m and Fi:10a II
Leave Sanford for kisslmmee and
way slations at -. - IS 100 D m
arrive al hleslmmee at .-.-..... II 200 D IN
Returning leave Ki7simmec. - 1910 4 m
AfrlFe at SANFORD .....,...........,. 1890 II
BARTOW BRANCH.
DAILY.
w Bartow Junction
ll:l5 IN 2:l0 and 7:l5 y N
ar BARROW l2:o5, $40 and Sis p N
$40 m 1850 and ESQ y n,
Ar Barlow juno 1o:40 m 40 and 100 b N
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by the South Florida Railroad.
Leave Barlow for Pemberton Ferry
ami way stations at ............ 7;lsa m
Arrive at Remherton Ferry at..... Q:se a m
Returning leave Pemberton Ferry at l:l0 D m
Arrive at Barlow At. '.....,... G:35 i m
leave pcmbertOn Ferry .......... 1.lQ a M
arrive bartoW........ .,............l II 200 m
Arrive Pemherton Ferry ... csc j. m
SANFORD AND INDIAN RIVER 4. X.
Leaves sanford for
Iabe Cnain ana way
stations .... +l0I5 q N and 4:5o N IN
Arrives Lake Charm. 1915 a III and 6:2O D N
Returning
Leaves Lake Charm. 500 III and ls:4o m
arrives az SANFORD 500 IN anu 2:l5 p M
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS.
Connects at sanford with the Sanford aur
Indian River Railroad for OyiedO and ppnts
on Lake Jessnp, with the Peopie's Line and
Dietary Baya herchantsl Line OF steamer,
and }, i. h. W. Ry. for Jacksonville anil
all lnlermedate points on the 81. Johns
river, and III steamers Tor Indian river aud
the Unper ST. Johns. ~ '--
At kissimmee win steamers for Forts My.
ers ana Bassinger and noints on Kissimnse
river. ~. .frs tfo.. r-f
AT Pembertou Ferry VI q, Fiprida Southern
RAILWAY Tor al loigIs North ami West, and
~ Barlow with the FIorida southern Rail way
Tor Fort Meade and polpttSpniir
EANsHIf1Cg9NNE C1TONs.
Co'naec,s y Tgmga ,&ftb steamer .Alarsa-
Manstee. apd All P9ipis oa HillsbWoush lpd
Also, gnh TIC elegspt mail steamships
rNpiealisg AMI tWlltnsy,p q lhe Pi1at
ele1mhhip 60, Tor hey West gug Halap4.
ThfpAgh tieketg splg al all Regular slblipns
TO poinia Nor II Eastand West
kHH4Hge chrCEEU tQrough.
Passengers inr Havana can leave &anford
90 Limited Meat india Pest Man iraIH at
iap q. IA. istppmug 0nly ~ nlandr. kia,iu-
Wet, Barlow Junftinp, LAkstapd HGl Piaut
thYi uesdas. lhur1gg and saiuf4us. col-
meeting same eteuipg wlLpAi epmefgl I'ampa.
TitEDENlC n. RA ND.
General Frflghf ana fcFet Agent
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Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co,
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. II. lss

CONNEGTI0N made at Savannah with
" savannah, Flurida and Western Rail-
way.
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah by
standard time Goth meridIan), which is SO
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RRtireanu.
Savannah, Florida ( WeStern "

IAN trains on this road are r,u -
rr-r,fp ~ ndaTd Time. Nentra
VIM u CARD IN EFFECT Norp,,
IL, 1876; Passenger Trains nm ;NBEa
VIII run daily as follows: IN tnls road
WEST INDIA FAST MATT
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DAILY betWeen Savannah and CHARLESTON.
Sundays only.
Train No Il makes no connection with
only at Ridgeand, Green Pond and RayeneI
Tram As connect, for AllendaIe daily, e xcept
cunday. Trains ~ and 43 eonnecr from and
for Beaufort and Port Royal daily. except
Sunday.
Fer tickets, sleeping car reservations and all
Special Picket Agent ss Bun street, and 1t
Charleston and Savannah Railway tic ct
elsgff,e: a. saayannah, Florida and Westsrp
Nov. il. 1885.
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"Did he have a family"
Eyes; his wife died in the insane
asylum at Cleveland, and one son is q
barber at Toledo"
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PRISONER,

The prisoner was brought here TO jail
TODAY, d in spite OF the great crime TO
which be is supposed to be an acces sory
The people turned out aud gave him "A
reception that was flattering to a man
uadsr arrest Tor murder. He says that
Graves is in hiding and can be cap
tnred BY waiting short lime until he
grows bold
Mcfarland has wife and ak children.
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Pullman buffet cars to and from JacLsaa
vile and New York to and from I@c1 SoSso9-
anu New Or cans via Pensacola, "a ' aaS
from Jacksonville and Louisville via Tbouanhla
vile, Atlanta and Na,hville, and JacIso"ss'
vile to Cincinnati via Jesup. Ason'
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~ you want " oOd of any sind, ring up
y. "A, kheiiali, tbe POod dealer, snG give
him AZ nfofr, and see bow quickly your
order viii be illed. Telephone 30. 40.
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Boston and Savannah
STEAM SHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.
CABIN PASSAGE ....... $50 20
EXCURSION ................. 10 90
STEERAGE. Observation-Disclosures. IL 00

THE Grst-class IRON steamships OF this com
4 pany are appointed TO snif every Thurs
day from Boston al P. NJ; from Savannah as
toll ws--standar time:
CITY OF GACON, Cap.. wM. KELLKY,
JR., THURSDAY, Nov. 2s, at p. NJ.
GATE CITY, Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS
Day. Dec. g ut I, 80 A. NJ.
CITY OF MACON. CAPT. WIN. KELLEY,
THURSDAY, Dec. 9, at ST. NJ.
GATE CITY, Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, Dec. 10, AZ 1881 u.
Through bills OF ladlng given to New Eng
land Misunderstanding poins and 70 Liverpool
The cdmpany's whHrves in both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out Of the Two cties.
RICHARDSON < BARN ARD,
Agents.
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MURDERED TO SAVE "A DOG.
The Slain Game w ardens--An Arrest
and Story of the Crime.

ron t1s n $40 l"FH He7Nt0s
MACHIAs, ME-, Nov. 15.-An arrest has
been made in connection with the
killing of Game Wardens Niles and
Hill, near Fletcher's Brook, weak or
more ago.
AS James Mcfarland, a Yankee hunter
who has the reputation of being q
poaober and smuggIer, was attempting
last evening to leave his home in Ham
cock he wac naubed. de has since told
his story OF the tragedy.
dis eompaaiOn, Graves, did the killing,
he says. He did IL to protect his hound.
The arrested man Gains TO have been
merely terrified spectator
HUMAN LIFE AGAINST A DOGS LIFE,
The statement that the killing was done
IN defense OF dog, strange TO say, int1n-
ences public opinion in favor of Graves.
in the thinly settled townships good
hound ia considered a member of the
'amlly and its owner will not sell IL at
any price. AS foX skins are not worth
the taxing at this time of the year it is
presumptive evidence that when a hound
is out on a track followed by huntsmen e
Is after deer, aud the wardens have made
practice OF shooting them at sight. Ia
order TO save the life of his dog Graves,
according to Netherlands story, shot the
two wardens.
a FLATrERING RECEPTION FOR A
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WorIsinr peopIs

Are often too III TO labor, but they haven't
time TO take medicine aud lay OF. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator can be taken with
out causing any loss OF time. apd tho sys.
TEN viii be bpilt mp and Exaggerated rs
H. II has no equal AS preparatory
medicine, and can be safely used when q
doctor cannot be called IN. In all com.
mon oissases 10 Nill uIasEisied by any
ether medicine, eli o. a speedy cure.
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EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS

Pullman buffet cars to and from Jackson,
vile and st. Louis via TbomasYil G, ALBANY.
Montgomery, Nashville and Evansville. and
Cincinnati 10 Jack sonvilIe via Jrsup.
Pullman seeping cars to and from Barlow
and Montgomery via GAINESVILLE
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~ GhatiAnOOgA a'I0 p m J 'W' ~
Ar Cleyeland. ... 1895 i ~ 1919 noon ,..nn
SOiiI passengertralns brunswick anu ''s-f
10 Rome. ,.nv al
Pullman Bu5et cars leave 4 nanta ' uao' Vic
$40 o ~ for VIEW York without chs, k0,,ots
Rome. Dallpn, Bnoxyille, Bristol AoHDV
and IlagersLOu o., daily AZ
3 gb % "a Tor Hashingtpn WHOM chAhkV -
" snORc and sheuandOAh Junction. AsNy n
Pullman Buffet cars leave desuP ,I 90.
a;t0 m lor Atlanta, Chattanooga AN'
CluuHii. . fsugessec,
ENeursiou tlckets 70 Georgia, ts ,,1 moon
ana gitgiuts syringe eau ~ Pnrt vi 4,std
hbpl,a alton t0 Mr.. WIN. Bfen. w FW,
X. m. savannah by fhls short lips' AGENT
bid hi'l : a es'AA "a. wRENe..
General PASSENGER adj llefsl As.------
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Sat. D NJ Lv. Tampa ar Fri, Sun
Wed, Ell, Tues
sun D m( AR Key West, Lv lrhursSst
Thurs, sat-, A. H.. tn"A pm
Mon mI al havana. ....LV lhursSa,
Pullman buffet cars Nav w., Non. a m
anu Tamna to Washington. " tampa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-20
South Florida Railroad
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after SUNDAY. Nov. "a. 1886, trains
~ will arrive and leaye as follows:
fDeily: Italy except SUNDAYS. tDaily
except Mondays.