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AUCTION SALES.
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FUTURE DAYS.
T ,ATIMER SLOAN. Aucrs.. l4o7 and 14oe St

I ATIMER SLOAN, Aucts. 1407 and 1909 ST.
LOT Il. SQUARE Il, LOCATED ON THE WEST
SIDE OF TWENTY-THIRD STREET BETWEEN
AND I STREETS. NEAR WASHINGTON
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NAY EIGHT.
EENTH, 1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of the
premises, We shall sell lot L. square Al located on
the west side of Twenty third between and
streets near Washington CIRCLE: This lot is grade.
J?xl31k feet and will t,e sold without reserve
Terms Of sale 81 600 in cash and the balance in one
two and three years with notes bearing interest and
secured BY deed of trust the property sold or all
cash. at option Of purchaser. All conveyancins and
recording at purchasers cost $500 will be required of
the purchaser al the time of sale.
LATIMER SLOAN,
my DADS Auctioneers.
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u ATcLIFFE. DARR Z co. Aucss .ssoPa ave- n. W.
DESIRABLE uNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON C
STkEET BkTMEEN EIGHTH AID NINTH
STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION.
1897, st FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell in front Of the
premises
LOT2
SQUARE g16,
Fronting ~ feet inch street BIZ depth of 100
feet to :Ufoot alley.
This property i IN . RAPIDLY growing section snd
hiss oncrete roadway and all improve ments
Terms: Over and above an incumbrance Of IL 900
to be paid In cash deposit Of esO required at the
from tbs day Of sale or the right to resell at the rsk
conveysnsius. kc., At the cost of the purchsssr-
myidkds RATCLiFFE DARk Co. kuets
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- BENSINGER, AUCTIONRER
y. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR, NO. $40 La. AVE
PEREMPTORY SALE OF IwENTY-FIvE HEAD
VIII be sold At the Bazaar THURSDAY MORNING.,
NAY NAY TWELFTH. ls8s. commencing At TEN
twenty-five head Of Horses and Mares shipped here
BY Mr.. Eli Wilson Of Philadelphia. This lot Of
found well sdapted % kind Of business and should
The whole lot will positively be sold without
Can be seen the day before sale e the Bazaar.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON y
STREET BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR-
TENTH STkEETS NORTHEAST
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MAY TWELFTH. ATHALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK 7. ~ shall sell in front of the
LOT 20 feet front by $50 feet deep TO alley.
Terms One-third cash. balance in and two
years Tor notes bearing interest from lay SALE and
secured by deed of trust property sold $50 down
on each lot at time of sale. All convey anclng, &c
at purchasers cost
nly66t WALTER B. WILLIAMS K CO. Aucts.
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ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN WEST Eek
INGTON, IMPROVED BY NEARLY FINISHED
ThkEE:STDkl BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS,
BATH, PANTRY, CELLAR. &c.. ON L STREET
BEIWEEN LINCOLN AVENUE AND FIRST
STREET NORTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWELFTH,
at FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer for sale in front Of
the premises,
Let 10,
- SQUARE ), WEST LEXINGTON,
Fronting 20 feet o street by depth Of 80 feet to
20 foot paved alley.
This house is situated on Of the most prominent
pleted.
Ierris: Onethird cash, the balance in one, two and
thfee years. per cent per annGIn, payable semi
annually, secured by deed Of trust the property
Sold OF al cash, at the option of the purchaser de-
o$lt oil SOY required upon acceptance lid. Ii the
terms Of sale not coIflie with in fifteen days
from the day Of sale the right reserved resell tie
property at the rSk and cost OF the defaultnx pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of such resale
IN some newspaper published ia Washington, d. c.
Al conveyanci and recording ct the cost of the pur
chaser.
my5-dSds RADCLIFFE, DARR L co, Aucts.
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| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINpEoypp
I PROPERTY
10. W. STfCKNEY. Auctionesr

GEo. ". sr1CKNRY. Auctionssr.
TRUSTEES SALE 1gn XSALTABLE UNINPEovrp
sna sso!asS IN dssa si so So'ss M Il
one Of the lsnd records Of the District Of coumbfa
ETH SSE SS
ISIS lot ~ in c. b. Brooks subdivision Of lots in
Terms Of sale e. 900 cash. balance in one and two
years secured by deed of trust interest payable semi
Ss ogoa s parshs.ss % M IN t al pu
ms. s @a 4 saT & ffESsafsEELI' Trustees.
Eo. W. sT1CKNEY. Auct.. lsio New York ave
st tk6y Fl yEBE VALUABLE uHIM
and ssSSd df s on se i
e. ,s9 one Of the land records for the District Of
District q c.lulbia passed in equity cause No 5i9
HI EST pf b al OF IA
1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following dc.
to ii Ali Hi sf tx 1t fsTe
.9d ,s pa t Of 10, s 90 il square nun
inc north tame Of pa b bt snset efi a, point
hundred and tour by and the said iztL street
ana n
IN s s 81 d ss sU ss s.a
~ leanSsses avenue thence southwesterly one hun
sn5
three feet seven inches thence westerly SIXTY mine
fest aud s.s.n inches 10 The place of l.sinniug.
Terms of sale: One.hrd cash aud the balance In
4 aad w9 ~ years with nessst a, the rate Of :iI
secured by deed Of trust on the prope ty sad. al
cash, 1t tbs option u t.e purchaser. S20O de
line OF sale. Al convey .nting and recording pur
chasers cos Terias "a DC coinped with ten DAY
or the property will DC bid the risk and cost ~ de-
ssung purchaser. after i've days rsadvertisensnt in
The k>nkQils Star.
JAGEs L. PADGETT. Trustee.
4tt2 9Th ct. NV.
my2dkds III sth St NV
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THOMAS DOWNING SON, Auctioneers.
riUsTEE's SALE SF yALUABLE CORNER LOTS

Under aud by virtue Of certain deed of trust bear
ir date September p. 1891, and recorded in Liber
1902 :olio as $50. Of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia and the request Of the party
secu,ed thereby, the undersigned trustee win on
fEiDAf the TMfETkENTH DAY OF MAY, Isg2
a Hbk O'CLOCK at publ &c auction. in front u
TIE ireses sell the follU wing described real estate
situate IN the county OF Washington. District Of Co
lunbia, e. wit Lot sightcen uS) in d. p. watrols'
.uudiy ikon Of los ~ block seven C in Trinidad Us
dssosdea Ia xounty BOOK pase s. IN the surveyors
tssnded BY ~ feet on street. And Immediately
thirty three C) feet front on 18th street entepdeS
81 loi t~snty-sx eaS In said subdivision by depth Of
w feet said part U. lot being north %
and ltn streets extended Tsn-foot alley in the
the sale Is closed and the balance in equal INSTALL
nents At one aud two by the
notes OF the purchaser and decd Of trust on the pren
ses sold OF al cash. at the purchasers option. de-
post of 100 required each lot The day Of sale
Sale to y closed within fifteen days from the day
>Ae or the trustee reserves the right to resell at the
cost and risk Of defG ultny AL conveyance
ing and reeordings a puIrhrs cost,
myt-d&d6 Once 4S2 Louisiana ave. n. w.
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FRANK. DIEUDONNE,l r-..
ap3O-d&ds GEORGE 4. TERRY. trustees.
PATcL1FFE. DARR CO, Auet., go Pa. av. NV.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN KALoRAMA NEAR
MASSACHI SETS AVENUE BETWEEN
LYONS MILL AND p STREET, BEING PART
OF THE SUBDIVISION or WIDOWS MITE
CONTAINING ABOUT 43.5S3 SQUARE FEET.
ENTH. 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell in
front of the premises
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS THE MILL LOT IN E'HE
TRACT KNOWN AS
kALORAROYA, OR WIDOWS MITE,
Improved by an old frame house. containing about
ID oSS square feet OF ground. This property offers
spendld chance TO secure fine property for ones
use or can be adv an ageOusly subdividei.
Terms: Liberal AMI made known at sale deposit
Of 800 required al sale Terms TO be complied with
in fifteen days otherwise the right reserved 10 re-
sell al the risk and Of the deauItps purchaser
All cenyeyancng rec0rding e.. e purchaser cost.
my3-dSds RATCLIFFE, DARK 4 co. Aucts
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500 CHOICE PLANTS FROM J. P. FREEMAN AT
AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORSING, MAY TWELFTH,
1892. at ELEEEN O'CLOCK. within our auction
rooms. We shall sell choice assortment OF Towering
and Foliage Plants including Palms. Roses Azaleas.
Hydranyeas, Paisies. GerauiunIs, Searias BeVuuiaS
&c, 81. IATfMER 4 SLOAN,
my10-ot Aurtioue.rs
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7 ATihER L SLOAN. Aucts.. l4O7 @ ct.

ORIGINAL LOTS AND THE EASTERN HALFoF
L&T r. II SsSABE ~ NEAR CORNER OF
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH,
1882. at HALf-PAST POUR O'CLOCK, in front 81
srn half of rot J. IN square IT, Lot fronts on 81
street having front Of 90 feet by depth II l4p 81
fl9 fost.
This prorsrty IL located nsar the Of Sd and
streets aud where property Is rapidly in
crs,Aing In value.
EsrIns One third cash: balance In six twelve and
s5ttsen months with potes bearing interest and
cured ~ dsedof trust on the property sold All
depos VA Ia required on each lot at time OF sale
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The Gulf OF Georgia. off the northwest
coast Of Washington, is reported fun of
herring. Fishermen are catching the fir
ny prizes by tors
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Mrs. Warren Martin is very sick.

Mrs. Warren Martin is very sick.
1t was cold enough to snow here last
Monday.
Mr.. Warren Shelor was in pickcns
last Tuesday OH business.
Mrs. w. w. Martin, of the Crow
Greek section is reported quite i'll.
Mrs. w. S. Hunter, of Seneca, is yisi.
ting her father Capt. J. J. Lewis.
Sheriff Richcy says you need not come
Tor there will be no hanging Friday.
The railroad is certainty. Tho first
shovel Of dirt was thrown last Monday
The fanion on the dome of the court
house is seven feet and four inches high.
DIR. J: b. Carpenter has procured n
patent on his car coupler. 1t was issued
OH the 18th inst.
Mr.. w. n. Shumatc accomnonicd bv
three young ladies of Grecnyillc drove over
TO this place last Sunday.
w. Frank Cunningham died Mt his
home in Grccr's last Sabbath evening at 30
years Of age. He leaves widow.
The whitening frost last Sabbath blast
cd every blessed apple, peach and plum,
and did great damage to carly garden
truck.
james Kid, colorcd, was committed to
jail last Monday on information, for as
Snult and battery on young Elcnburg, who
lives near Maj. j. II. Amblcrs.
"A. G. Stapcl left Saturday and will not
return until the court house is about finish
ca. lie will then come back and complete
his work. lie went to Sumter M onday.
nr
in Liberty until the first day Of Nav. His
work i'll that community has been such as
10 make this welcome news to his many
patrons.
Married, on April 5th, 1892, by Rev.
Thomas Clark, MIR. john Crittcndcn, for
mcrly CT Grccnviilc, but now of Hotel de
Table Rock, to Miss Laura Rogers, all of
this county.
-Rcv. w. G. Mauldin, the Missionary
of the Twelve Mile Association, was in
town last Monday, and reports the churches
in good condition, He feels encouraged
and thinks the work will prosper.
Mr.. a. Rice Moore, of Grcenvillc died
last Saturday night, at his home on jack
son street, at 43 years Of age. The fun
cral was held from Washington Street Pres
byterian church, conducted by Rev. J. a.
hC were lntCfrCu III
Springwood ccmctry..
There was clean white man a clean
colorcd man in Pickcns last Tucsd adj
vcrtising the Octagon Soap. Their carriage
was shaped like cake of their soap, and
they drove large gray with his harness
gally trimmed with extras, surmountcd
with brass band. The gentlemen were
attired as Pullman sleeping car conductors
DIR. w. f. Austin, the dentist, has
been doing some fine work in Picllens and
vicinity. He has all the modern appliances
for making his work first class i'm every
particular, and for getting it done too with
the least possible pain to the patient. He
guarantees satisfaction in every case. He is
thoroughly equipped for his work, both ia
tellcctually and mechanically.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the new and popular clothing store
Of Smith & BriStow This firm has good
clothes, stylish clothes, and perfect fitting
clothes for men and BOYS of all sizes and
ages. Jesse Smith will be glad to see his
many Pickcns friends at any time. Many
OF our readers arc also well acquainted
with John Gwinn who will be found in the
same store and he will do you right every
time.
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PICKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS.

Railroad
There Is no fruit left.
Next Sunday is Easter. Get your egg:
feady.
Mr.. Burkhaltcr did not buck or sir
the halter:
The heaviest rain of the season fell
last Thursday.
Mr.. w. T. McFall had English pea
u ooms last Monday.
Misses Ola and Auric IIollingsworth are
on visit to Charleston.
Mrs. Florence Hunt, of Ricc's visited
relatives in town last week.
W. j: Hopkins of Piedmont, was
among his old friends this week.
"a. N. Morris had beans up last week
The early beans catches the frost.
Treasurer Youngblood planted some
cotton seed more than week ago.
Where are the doubling Thomascs
about the railroad2 Doubt no longer.
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. }. Med.
Bruce and son are visiting in Charleston.
MIR. J. NJ. Hayes robbed some bee
gums lSss week and said they were very
rich.
MIR. Joab Mauldin has bought a new,
saw mill and will soon be rcady;for business
again.
Mr.. w. G. Bramlett sold the half acre
lot he bought off the jail lot to Mr.. James
Raines.
j. G. Caldwell, of Abbcvile county,
md j. F. Jennings of Liberty were in town
Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Martin has been quite
sick for several days. Her speedy recovery
ts hoped for.
Mr.. w. II. Gillland, of Jersey CITY,
n. j., was on visit to his parents in Eas-
ley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Cox, of Grecnvillc
county, visited their daughter Mrs. G. E.
Robinson last week.
The Pickcns Minstrel Club has equip
pea themselves with many fine and improv-
cd musical instruments.
Mr. J. l.. Cox, of Piedmont, thinks
that we should have q canning factory, as
this is fine fruit country
Mr.. Henry Bowen will soon move his
saw mill from Six Mile to II. A. Richey's
place, mile north Of here.
An Irishman after having case of
grip said. 'It took me three weeks to feel
better after had got entirely well.'
Mr.. Samuel ]. Pickel Of Grecnville
"ct for the
t week.
-, rcduc-
lie has
IN farm.
MIR. Lawson Brown has erected a neat
and suby yantial wire fence around the
graves Of some of his children q Griffin
church.
-MA %oic Barrett died at Mr. Nj. S.
Kenne pres in this place on the 9TH inst,
md wayburicd at Tabor church on the 9th
She was about 81 years Old.
MIR. Robert Jackson was married to
Miss Mary Singleton, q daughter of Rev
W. B. Singleton, last Sabbath, at the resi-
1encc of the otliciating minister, J. II. Ri
ey, d. d. All of Pickcns county.
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EE&i's"SS Notices.
consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having hai placed in his hands by an East
india missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy aud per.
mancDt cure Of Consumption, bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
paints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases has
felt it his duty to make il known to his suf-
fcrin% fellows. Actuatc by this motive and
a desire TO relieve human suffering, | will
send free Of charge, to all who desire il,
this recipe, in German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and us.
ing. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper. w. a. Noycs,
S2o Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
apr30yl
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Southern Bnptist Convention, Atlanta,
dsn., NEny 9Th TO I3th. 1892.

For the above occasion the Richmond &
Dnnvillc railroad will sell round trip tickets
TO Atlanta, Ga, and return at the follow
ing rates from points named below; inter
mediate points in same proportion. Tick
cts on sale May 81 to 9th inclusive, limited
returning May 17h, %: Grccnvillr $5.10
Seneca, S3.7o; Anderson, $4.A5; Spartan.
burg, $500 Similar rates of fare for the
ronnd trip will apply from Virginia and
North Carloina points.
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More 'Ehan Fiaslcy Can stand.

"A centipcde, poisonous insr ct that in.
tests the plains of Texas, wGS killed Oh the
side walk on Table Rock street near the
drug store in Easlcy week before last 1t
has been preserved in alcohol by Dr. Bruce
and can be seen hy the curious by calling at
the drug store. 1t somewhat resembles the
"Thousand Leg" which is somewhat nu-
mcrous in our country bat its claws when
inserted in human flesh is very poisonous.
Some people who have been to Texas and
seen the ccntipcdc there pronuncc this a
veri!ablc Texas c"ntipcde. We don't know
how we are to get on with TiIlmamism and
Texas ccntipcars troubling us both at the
same umc.-EasIcy Democrat.
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On motion, this club endorsed tho pres
ent administration. There being no other
business, the club adjourned to meet Satur.
daY before the second Sunday in every
month at 3 o'clock D. m.
The conservatives only lacked one vote
of controlling hurricane club. There was
no meeting at Pratcrs. This club viii
meet next Saturday.
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Perhaps you think that's a fight of az
tistic imagination? 1t isn't. The artist is
right as far rs he goes, but he doesn't go
4nitc far enough. When you split thing
in two it doesn't Away happpcn that you
cut in the center and we drc not dividing
out profits in the middle. On the contrary
our division is over whclmngly in favor Of
the purchaser. There's :. good reason for
this nnusnal proceeding. The time for re-
duclg our enormous stock Of Winter
Clothlng has come and big inducements
pave the way to big reductions. Here arc
some prices which will show you that the
matter Of profits Is not boLhcring us at
all.
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will be small. The work on the main line
commenced last Monday.
"ROUNDABOUT."
The dogs that have been bitten should
be promptly killed also all that are liable to
be bitten should be killed, as well as all the
foxes. Not long since a man died OF by
drophdhia in Charleston resulting from tho
bite of mad fox
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Death OF 4. G. .pEcMaI,on

There will be universal sorrow at the
news of the death Of n. Calvin McNahon.
He died at his home on Washington street,
after long illncss. He was taken i'll in
January with an affection of the stomach.
The best medical attention was of no avail
EXCEPT to partially relieve him of intense
suffering. lie rallied at times hut would
again sink. His death had been expected
for several days.
Gar McMahan, as everybody knew
him. was Al ycals old. He was born and
reared III l'ickcns county two miles from
EasieY. lie received Il common school ed
ucatlon. lie came TO this city in 1870 and
took position as clerk with ~. w. Da-
Wis. lie remained with Mr.. Davis between
tour and five years. In 1873 he became a
member of the firm OF McMahan. Morgan
" Davis, dealers in clothing and furnishing
goods. In March, 1879, the stock of goods
or the firm was destroyed by fire. For
while after that Mir. McMahan was with j..
w. Poe a. co. lie was man of fine bus
mess qualifications and of the highest in
tcSrlty. lie went from Pocs to New York
ana accepted position as travelling sales
man Tor Bates, Reed tS Cooley, wholesale
dry goods dealers. lie remained with
them several years and stood high with
Ihen, ranking as one Of their hest sales
men. Atterward he accepted better DO
si'ion win Edwin Bates e. Co., of ihc
same city, for whom he worked some time.
In 1886 he was employed bv r. = Jaf'
iray ~ Co., dry goods dealers, and he has
been with them ever since. His house had
thc greatest confidence in him. lie was
widely known and his popularity was only
limited by the extent OF his nculaintance
In this State. especially, his frlcnds were
numbered by the hundreds, and his bust
ness was probably the largest OF any irav-
cling man iii the State. lie was the soul
ot honor, and noble, generous and cOur-
agcous man. lie was nan of untring
energy, and during his illness was constant
~ looking forward to the time when nc
might again get to work.
MIR. McAlahan was married ten years 400
to Miss Alma Whitmirc, daughter Of the
late w. j. Whitmire, and II sister Of Il. II.
Whitmirr, and a widow and two children
survive him -Grcenvillc News, Sth inst.
cigarettes Killed I1im.
Mr.. Lewis Glazencr died at OcaIa, Fla.
the 10Th ult. He was the son Of the late
DR.. Giles l.. QlaZcncr, of Grccnvilc. lie
was twcnty-siX years and six months old.
He was young man possessed Of fine
traits of character. He had a warm heart
and an impulsivc natUrc, true 10 his friends
and admircr Of the god and beautiful.
For one so young hc had Travelled good
deal over the land. aud by association, Oh
servation and Il strong natural intellect. he
had learned to judge The world for what it
was worth. For the benefit of, and warn
ing 10 young men addicted to the habit, we
viii say three months back he told this
miNer that the excessive use of cgarctts
h"l Drought on him the fatal disease (con-
s,.mptlon) that was fast hurrying him 10
ms grave; lie was the nephew of this
writer. Peacc to his ashes. .-Eas!cy Dem
oGrat. 'N'
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Additional trains Nos II and 19-Lula
accoIhmodntion, daily except Sunday,
d"avcs Atlanta $50 p. m, arrives Lula
9:l2 p. IN. Returning, leaves Lula GOO y.
H., arrives Atlanta 800 a. III.
Between Lula and Athcns-No. II dali
~, except Sunday, and No. 0 daily, leave
inia $50 =. M, and 40 n. m., arrive ut
Athens 1918 p. IN. and 1920 n. III. Re-
turning, leave Athens, No. 10 daily cxccpt
sunday. and No. II daily, GEO y. m. and
CAB H. m, arrive Lula sos p M and $3.50
4. III 0'''
Bctwccn Toccoa and Elhcrton-N0. 61
dalIy except Sunday, leave Toccoa LOO D.
n:'' 2n:'e Elbcrton 4:40 p. m. Return
ing, NO. 90 d&ily, except Sunday, leave
Elncrl"n o:o0a. M, arrive Toccoa $3.50 a. M.
Nos 8 and 10 carry Pullman SIecpcrs
between Atlanta and New York.
Nos. 81 and 38-Warhipgton and South-
western VcStibnlcd Limited, between At
lahta and Washington. On this train no
extra fare is charged. Through Pullman
sleeper hcswc"n New York and New Or
leans, also between WASHINGTON and Mem
phlS, via Atlanta and Birmingham.
FOR detailed information as to local and
through time tables, rates and Pullman
HlccplhG'car reservations, confer with To-
cal agents. or address
JhH. j.; TAYLOR, Gcnl Pass. Agent;
Atlanta, Ga.
c;, w; a: TGRK, Asst Gcn'l Pass. Agent,
g: p. HAMMOND, Supt., Atlanta, Ga.
ia, Ga. 1A''''''-
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager, Atlanta,