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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06
Accomac is still in the 'front.'

AccOmac is still in the 'front.'
The Democrat, vote pollcd i'll this
county on Tuesday last was pro
pultionatcly larger than in any
county iii the State heard from, SO
far. This is an off year, and it was
expected that a small vote would
he cast; but letus compare tile vote
%1th preceding years. In 1876, the
biggest Democratic vote ever polled
in this county up to that year, num-
bered 2,477.That was presidential
year-Bcyerly 3. Douglas WAS
elected to Congress-county Off
celS were elected, and our county
committee were assisted by speak
ers from other parts Of the State
III 1880 another presidential year
Hancock and English and Geo. T..
Garrison were voted for; tie county
MAS thoroughly organized and it
was thought u heavy vote would be
rolled ard that the people were
aroused by the many gentlemen
from other parts of the State who
spoke to our people-yet, this year
there w;S only 1863 Democratic
votes polled, In 1851 John w.
Daniel for Governor, State officers
and LEGAL candidates, assisted by a
large number of speakers from oth-
er parts of the State carried the
County by only 1,O6l Democratic
VOTES. In 1882 with Gco.T. Garrison
for Congress and Massey fUr Con
g.cSsInan.at large, assisted by IL
like number OF the best canvasSers
III the State, only 2,04G votes were
cast. In 1854 Cleveland aud Hen
bricks and Hon. ThOs. CroXt0n
were voted for-Tucker and Baker
j.. Lee ana other prominent stump
els spoke from one end of our conn-
ty to the other and that year 2,971
votes were cast for CroXton. In
1885 Fitz. Lee for Governor and
other State officers us well as the
Legislature and local candidates
brought 10 the polls, with the assis
lance Of the same number of speak
ers, 2,797. How is it this year Will!
Cro1ton for Congress-opposed by
Browne a native of this county,
just Oh ihe heels Of "local option"
contestin our county-and just at
ter Il change in the administration,
when it was expected there would
be many sore heads9 No man open.
ed his mouth to us, though MANY
were appealed to, except our local
canvassers and they, crippled by
deaths, by some holding offices i'll
consistent with activc-participation
i'll politics aud by dcsertion, yet
MIR. CroXtOn received in this county
lib votes mole than ever before
voted with the three exceptions of
the Years 'i7G, 'S4, and 'S5; more
tlian Garrison ever received. OF
course, our majority is less this
year, but from every precinct we
bear that mole negroes voted than
ever before. The Republican vote
was augmented by less than 200
voters from our party-the differ
ence in the vote being due to the
fact that the Republicans voted
their full strength, While GOO Of our
forces stayed at home.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06
RESULT IN MARYLAND.

In Baltimore city both the Dem
ocratic candidates for Congress
were elected by large majoritieS.-
The Democrats were also successful
in the other districts of Mary land
save the sixth, where the Repuhl
can majority of two years ago was
very materially reduced.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06
RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Thirty eight out ofthe sixty seven
counties in The State have been
heard from. These show a net gain
for Beaver, Rep, Of 57,253. This
wipes out PatliSon's plurality in
the State of 1851. The counties
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06
Valuable Houses and Lots for Sale
at DaYis' Wharf.

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, several vllua,
Die houses and lots at Davis Wharf,
containing 3 acres each, improved
by dwellings and all necessary OUT
houses, good enclosure, Sc, Oil rca.
OuallH terms.
Several other uniInproved lots
also will be sold on terms accJmmo-
dating to purchasers.
All the lots offered extend to the
water
Purchasers who wish IL home III Il
healthy section, convenient to the
churches aud schools, &C., either as
all Investment, as Il place Of recre.
alton, Or who would avail Them
selves of superior facilities to earn
a livelihood, are invited to coIeer
with the undersigned either in per
sou or by letter.
PETER III. DAVIS, 4
Dnyi.1 IA I,nrf tn1,,-,,.,,, ,.,,,,uf Wv, Il
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06
LAND AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.

l offer for sale at private contract, a
portion of my farm, adjoining Belle Ha-
ven. situated OH road opposite my dwell
linz. Said tract contains 120 acres by
actual survey, ne;uly equally divided
into arabic and woodland 1t is high
land, or good quality, susceptible of Il
high state of Improvement and with
abundant resources thereon. It's loca-
ton makes it very desirable property.
1t will be sold OH reasonable terms, and
possession given Immediately to pur-
chaser. IIUGuC. MEARS.
Belle Haven.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06
READY MADE CLOTHING,
EOOTS AND SHOES
LADIES' FINE SHOES

will he found especially cheap and
stylish. in the line Of
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-11
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appet
IS poor. SOU are bothered with Headach
you are fdgetv, nervous, and generally on
Of sorts. and want % brace up Brace a
bar not with -umulanis. spring medicinf
Or nitters which have for their basis We
cheap bad whisky. and which stimuli
YOU for AN hour. and then leave YOU
worse condition than before. What q
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blood. start healthy action of Live AH
Kidneys. restore your vitality aud civ
uewed health and strength. Such q na-
cine y0u viii ind in Electric Bitte1s al
only 80 cents a bott.e al Peck Bros Dig
store
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upon vou with some cheap imAui ~
1r King Nrw Discovery for tousnT ION.
Coughs ana Colds. oui be- sure Won the
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He nav Tell you he has something isi rs
cooi. or iGs' ihe same Don't be- dhvei,
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n aN Throat Long and Chest a'ions.
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Peroxide of Silicates helps tbe growth
of the plant as weiiss 10 destb by the bug;
lOc per pound
MmLS IAcEy & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-11

In the pursuit of the good things of this
world We anticipate too much; We eat out
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b. delightful forethOught OF them The re-
suits obtained irOm the use of DR. Jones
Red Glover Tonic far exceeds all claims. lt
cures dyspepsia and all stomach, liver,
kidney and adder troubles Ii is per
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cure for ague and maiariai diseases. Price,
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Bruises. Sores. Ulcer. salt Rhem. Fer
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Corn. aud ali SKIN Eruptions. and posNe-
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guaranteed to give perfect saiishCtlo or
money refunded Price - cents periOx.
For sale by Peck Bros.
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A Distiactton


Father mother our IiS sister al te boy
are going 10 the regatta. We b9ukht on
lunch goods for our 2icniSof the Btumor,
- Canal ST. - b. +. fGERY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-11

Ladies will please come as sarly as pos
sib.e and make their selecSons and avoid
the crowd in the afternoon as it Is toe
warm % close the toors
YAK EEuvEN 5. - MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-11

AT Van Leuvens, 20 MonToeet Having
SOLD out the greater part Of tae 1tail stock,
viii place on sale Monday mfning. july
l., ls,6, all the duplicate stocS an goods
from the wholesale departmenti
All the most popular pertuaeX IN bulk,
al Mills, Lacy * DICs<SsoNs. =.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-11

The Peroxide of Sibcues is the most
thorough remedy yet disc6vefef for potato
bugs and all noxi7us fTsscts orf vegetation;
10c per pound. Mus. AcEY 4 DICGINsoN.
M j. Lewis, the GrandvilN-ave. grocer
was awarded the contract for furnishing the
groceries provisions. etc, 10 Companies b
and X while at Brighton encampment.
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sOuTH CAROLINA.


b. ID. Mitchell, of Sumter, has a stalk
Of cotton that has 1888 bolls on it.
Marcus White, who lives at Mou utain
Rest, Oconee county, recently Killed
white squirrel.
Joseph NJ. Bvrum. OF Anderson county,
has raised 80 bushels of corn this year on
five acres Of upland.
1t will take $500 to repair the bridges
IN Abbeville county damaged by the
f'esh5ts Of last spring.
In the WaXhaws, OF YORK county, sew
eral families OF negroes are preparing to
emlgrate TO Liberia at an early day.
Contracts have been given out for the
building Of 20 additional houses tor the
! operatives OF the New berry cotton mills.
! The gin house, saw min and corn mill
/ % l.. Reid WATSON, OF Anderson county,
| were recently destroyed by fire. Loss
! over $1,000.
! Ten shares OF Greenville National
/ Bank STOCK, the par value OF which is 500
/ per share, were sold on Monday last at
/ public auction for $l73 per share.
Ed. Henderson, a prominent coIored
/ Democrat of Abbevllle, died IA few days
/ ago. He WAS good carpeater and had
| held the Office of Jury commissioner.
! w. A. Miles, Of Walballa. bas a hog
| one year Old that weighs $50 pounds. At
! SC. per pound 1t would tie worth 1856. AS
pig it cost S3 and the feeding cost 50.
The South Carolina Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Suuth will
mold iis next session AT Oran geburg. com.
mencing about the middle OF December.
From May, 1872, to October, 1SS6-iour-
teen years-there have been is dres in
Rock Hill, In which 32 buildings were
consumed. Ten were burned in the big
ire OF 1878.
The Maverick cotton mills of Barnwell
are AT work again. AT present only the
carding machines ard spiOdles ar rum
ming, but the looms will be in operation
before long.
The railroad authorities intend boring
an arteslan well AZ the McC )rm OK water
tank. The material. mae Emery and pip
ing have arrived, and work Will soon be
commenced.
President Duncan announces that, dur
ing the state Fair, excursion trans will
be run into Columbia every morning and
/ out every evening on all OF the roads en-
tering Columbia.
Col. r. W. Haddou. OF Abbeyilie. let
his Iand get into his gin the other day,
and coming too close to the saws has now
two ingers shortened and his hand con.
siderably scratched.
The regular November term OF the Su.
preme Court will open on Tuesday, Nov. %
at IL o'clock. The Fourth circuit will be
taken up first. Applications tor admis-
sion To practice must De flied on or before
Nov. 30.
OranceV1Vg Times and Democrat
United stVas deputy marsaals were con.
splcuOus lRst Tuesday by their absence
rom nc polls. This Is one benefit OF
Democratic rule that we should all ap.
preciate.
W. w. Adams, ~ Lancaster county,
has rooster That has assumed tho dut e.
/ OF ben. Ito is raising o brood o. It'lo
chicks, cluckn % tnom, leeds them ana
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS MONDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1885.

the hafcNet was stolen by the ramp.
win ibis clue 10 work on, we rop our
authorities will take the matter in bano
ahd iuly lnyes igate all the facts sur
rounding the mystery:
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 3, 1856
mayor Of PdtatkG, PoIdtka, Fla:
DEAR sIR-ln yesterdays paper | no.
ticed the euclOst especial" and as it
seems no one knows who the uniortu-
nate man is, may be able to give you in
formation that you may be a0le to lind his
friends 1t he Is the man think.
w hen came 10 Florida a year ago last
June, l got into conversation with n
tleman near Waycross, wno was on his
way TO Sorrento, near sanford, In answer
10 tele. ram from sick son al that
place. l was in company with him up
toe st. Johu's to Sanford, where we
separated, he going to Sorrento from
there. learned Of him that he had spent
the winter before in Florida, and mad
bought place at Sorrento, at which
point he wanted me to 20 and locate. lie
gave me his address and name, David
ST adman. | have lost the card, hut /
hlnk he was from OVID post Office, near
Columbus, o. He has a sOn-iD-law or
some relatiy 8 in Sorrento. lie was man
OF considerable means, having a fine farm
In Ohio. He was about 80 or 90 years old,
rather pOrtly built and, | think, had blue
eyes.
IL you have not received information
yet OF any one of that name communion e
with the above places. THINK be also has
nephew ct TltusVille, but have forgotten
his name. Respectfully yours.
o. r. JONES.
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FLORIDA.
Quincy is to have public library.

Quincy is to have public library.
a telegraph Office has been established
III Fort OGDEN.
The Apopka scintilalor will hereafter
be published at Winter Park.
AN academy is - be established at
BTaidentown. IN Manatee county.
A number 81 LeCOUle pear trees at Nj
canopy have second crop putting forth.
Lake Monroe, at SANFORD, has stopped
rising, after reaching the highest point in
years.
The editor OF the Ocala Free Press rode
~ miles TO vote. he was registered at
Canton.
ID. Ii. Wilson's new building at Quincy
is being rapidly pushed forward 10 com.
pletiOn.
The vote in Hillsborough county was
against issuing bonds for public improve
lnent purposes.
The survey OF the Orlando and Winter
Park railroad was mad last week. The
TightOf way Is about secured.
The Sheriff OF Franklin county has re.
quested attendance at court to chew
their peanuts and cane outside Of the
court house,
Mckeever & Stillman, contractors.
while handling large plate glass "a few
broke four worth $3.50.
Circuit Court for Gadsden county will
open this morning and continue during
tue week. A number OF very important
cases are on the docket, and more 70
come.
AT meeting IN Tacoma last week It
was resolved by the citizens OF that
section to make an efiurt to have the
transit road put on steamer on Pay ne's
Prairie the coming winter
The race Tor Mayor at Sanford seems TO
have narrow q down totNo-Messrs. Par.
Jamore and Lllientbal-both Democrats.
IL 10 underst cd now that The Repubii.
cans viii not put out a candidate.
Oranges are looking finely In Levy
county. On account OF last winters severe
cod And a long summer drought they are
later than usual In Tipening. The cr9L
VIII very near equal that Of last year.
A white baby boy was found In the wa
Yer near Apalachlc0la last week satur-
aay. lihnd evidently been born tho night
before tnd thrown into On . water. where
o. oifd, There IL no clue 10 ~ mother.
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Wharf iOot VI DraytOn street. NJ
C0mpagnIe "eneiaie rAIs, iantiGue
French Line 10 HaVro.

ID ETW ZEN New York aud Havrc. from nier
ID No. q, r. foot Of Nor on street.
Travellers by this iiue avoid buth iran IL by
Euglsh railway ana the discomfort of cross
ing tie Channel IA q email boat. Special train
leaving the Compdny's dock at Havre direct
tor PARIS on arrival of steamer. Baggage
checked az New York through TO Paris.
La GA>LOGN O., SANTELLi, sAIU AD AN,
Nov. 6 =. 50.
LA Boz KGOGNE, tHANGErL, SATJR-
DAY, Nu,. lA, % An.
LA CHAMPAGNE. TRAUB, SATURDAY.
Nov. ~. NNtN.
Ia NORMANDlE, De KERsABIEc. SAT-
URNAN, nR. 2. A.
PRICE OF PASSAGE uncludng wine)t
TO HANRE-tir-t cabin, So 800 aud so:
Second abiu, 500; sterrAge from New NorN g.
EaVre, 825; steeraRe from New YORK to Paris.
t9S, including VINE, bedding anu utensils.
checks payable at sight In amount 10 suit
the lianque TransAflantique " Pare.
LOUIS DE UEBIAh, Agent, Bowling
Green. foot ~ Broadway. New York.
~ wtLDER& CO.. AEonts ior savannah.
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THE NAME oF THE sKHnEroN.
A Clew to the Owner OF the Bones
Found i'm Fast Palatka.

Hon. h. x. Teasdsle, acting Mayor,
Friday received the following letter,
which he permits us TO copy, and which
will doubtless throw some light on the
ideHtity o. the unfortunate man whose
bones were found AZ DEVILS Elbow on
Saturday, last.
The information contained IN the letter
DO OF great interest, aud the fact that Mr.
SteadmRn WAS man OF means. N Oh q
bones prove 90 be biz, further indicates
tbnt there bias heen foul play, aud Shove
that there may be- great deal IN th
story told by Albert Diver. from Wa0m
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=
AR Cleveland. ... 10 AZ p m 1910 noon
soma passenger ira Ms Brunswick and Jesup
to Rome.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Atlanta daily at
;4O IN for New York without change via
Rome, Dalton, Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke
and ilaRerston
Pul man Buffet cars leave Rome daily at
36p n for " ashington without change via
r, eEoRe and Shenandoah Junction.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Jesup daily at
2:So m for Atlanta, Chattanooga and Gin
Cinnau.
Excursion tickets to Georgia, Tennes
and Virginia Springs can be purchased upon
appliration TO Mr.. VIM. Bren. City Ticket
II. R. Savannah, by this short line.
l.. j. Eli / "A AN u Nr'nt
y. W. WRENN.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP co.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE 6rst-class iron steamships of this com.
4 pany are appoio ted to il every rhura-
day from B"etoR a 2. NJ; from Savannah as
follows standard time;
CITY OF MACON. Cant. WV. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, NV. II. at p. NJ.
GATE cay. Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS.
DAY, Nov. Is, ~ Il 80 AN.
CITY 0F "ACON, Cape. WV. KELLEY,
JR., THURSDAY. Nov. 20. atm.
GATE CRY, Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS.
DAY, Dec. ,, at !. 80 a. If.
Through bills Of lading given TO New Eng
land manufacturing poin' and 10 Liverpool
The company's whtryes in both Sayqnnau
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out ~ the Two cities.
RICHARDSON u BARN ARD,
Agents.
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ON and after SUI DAY, Oct. TO- 1888, trans
( ~ will arrive and cave as follows:
DAILY. Daily except Sundays. losily
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
Campa and way
stations. ....... 500 a m and t4;25 n
Arrive at TAMPA LIS p m and "sA5p m
Tsmnast .....'.,. 80: Oam and 'I:5pm
Arrive at Sanford 1880 m ana 1928 N
Leave San ord for ia, tUw ana 4
way stations at........-..- ---...- r. ~
Arrive at ltart' at.....- -........ 7 w
Reforming leave Barlow. ........... -: v ID
Arrive III sanford -.... - 80 ~
SANFORD AND INDIAN RIVER H. H.
Leaves Sanford tor
ONado and " avs a
ubEs............-....'fll :00 m and b;20 u
Arrives Oviedo.....-. 1910 d M and 80 ID
Returnng--
Leave4 Oviedo ....... $50 IN and 1850 pm
Arrives Sanford ...... 7:40 a IN and SUO p m
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by the Souto f orida Railroad.
FLcaye Bar Nv for Pemberton Ferry
and way stations at................ I; III
Arrive at ~ mbrrtOn Ferry at. lg'i0 III
Returning leave Pemberton Ferry at S:zy "
Arrive at arc, at.................. 10 N
Leave Prmberton Ferry ! 20 ~
ArrlE' 6a Nv ..-'''.. ''''..'''''''' hmm
TLchVe hartoW -... .....''.' 90 90 :,
Arrive Pemberton Ferry ............. y ~ }"
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS
Connects at mora Win the ounlOru 81
indian River railroad r ''viedo ana po'uH
on Lake Jessup, with the Peoples Ln9
and DeBar' Baya rchnnts, Line o. o.
Gamers, and j. L. Il H.. W. ~ iof
Jacksonville and all Intermediate polntsOn
the 1t. Johns river, and with steamersIor
Indian riv and tie Upper ST. Johns. ,,..,
Al kis.immee wi,hs Gamers for Forts VI l ye,o
AMI r ssio ger and points n kissimmee ,Fe I-
81 PENN rton Ferry with Florida Sout1ei"
Railway for ali poirts North. Ea-t and WeSSs
and at Barlow It'll the Flor da southern haN'
way for Fort Meade and points south.
STEAMSHIP CONNECTIONS.
Connects ~ TAMPA win steamer mar
garct" for Parma Sofa, Braidentnwn, tal'
net o, Manatee. and all points on hilisoO'
ough and Tamua Bays. ,,,,,t..-
Also with The elegant new Steamship Mss
cote" Of the plaut steamship Coz LOT MY
eat and Havana, with steamers TOT Oeua'
KEYS and mat Gamers for Key west. .,,,,,
Thr ugh tlcke d eOd at ali regular s'"'i0''
to points North tHst and West.
Baggage checked through. m
Passengers III tvana can leaIs o au'O and
express train at a; 5 y. m. Muuuaf u,itb
THURSDAY, connecting same evening
ST. amer "a Tampa. - r,ado
kp LEGATIONS for pasel or can De lnaue
lbr,,ugb any Notary Pu' lie, AMI suoh app 100
tiou when siseA by spanish Consul ~ my
West y ill answer the purpose OF pas pui ss
Past mail train leaving SANFORD Nv -
m. and Tamua az D: a, M stogs on ON. T,Dr.
lnudn Ki.simmre, Davenport, baftpw JUL
tion lakeland. y ant City (and AnDunH@"
on signeli, FREDERIC ". HAND,
General Freight and Ticket AEen',
w.Eg-aN. n. - az a.. eAVANNAH
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EafirHaDa.
Savannah, Florida { Western, ri h

Ian trains on this road ara
Standard Time. run DIV Contra
lME CARD IN EFFECT OCTOpFpo
daily as follows: IVA" VIII run
FAST MATT,
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KRiirea1a.
CENTRAL RAILROAD

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 10, 1885.
IN and ter this date passenger trains
~ Wi | run as follows:
trains marked daily, daily except sun
The Standard time by which these trains
run is 81 minutes slower than Savannah city
time.
Lv Savannah. sS:4o IN 1920 p m $40 p m
Ar Mllen ......*ll:40 m al :03 IN AS N
Ar Augusta. +3:4S u m +6:l5 m
ar nacon .-..- 4:20 p m +3:z0am
Ar Atlanta. 1885 p m - 80 N
ar Columbus. F5:2V IN ~2:25 m
ar Mont gomery - 90 IN
Ar EufauIa +3:5Snm
Ar Albany. *1l:lO p m "2:45 nj
Passe gers for Sylvania. Sandersville.
MIN vile. Mllledgeville and Eatonton
shou d lake $40 m train.
n faSsengers for L omaston, Carol ton,
PER- Fort Gaines. Talbotton. Buena vi ia,
blakely and Clayton should take $40 m
rain.
Nv Mllen...... +l;oO nm 1910 a N $500 m
Lv Angus a.. 1890 IN $3.50 IN
Lv Mac' IL .... +9:40 IN Flo 80 p N
V Att nta..... $500 IN @6:5l IN
Nv 20 umDuS coo m ~ 10 N
Nv Mont gomery $3.50 M
LV Eulaula.... ~ IS a III
Lv Albany go. $40 m *l2: ON
A Sava' nah... +4:U7 p m So M IS :o5 m
Sleeping cars on al, n gut passenger rains
bei W. en- savannah an Augu-la. Savannah
and NJ con. >avannah and Atlanta, Macon
and Co umbus.
Tam lea ing at 500 D m and arriving at
| 5:F5 a n Will not sto to put of or take on
psssenQ' rs between savannah ana Milien.
Conner ons ct savannah with savannah,
Fiorld and Western Railway Tor all points in
Fl rida.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car births
on sale at city office, 20 Bull street. and
de OF office 80 minutes before departure of
ca b train. q. 4. WHITEhEAD.
Genera Passenger Agent.
J. c. SHAW. Til ket Arput