Professional Card
DR. W. B. MdKTttN
Bye Specialist
Louisbnrg, N. Carolina
O0H.Wkk J. A. Tunur, Nut Door ID iHotel
kR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING,
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SurgeoB Dwtk^
? to Hotel baildins. n?xt to
?ft3i.NC
Phone No. *0.
DR. B. A. NEWELL,
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PHT8IC1A5
Loaiabor*, N. C. Phone No. 1M |
DR. E. M. PERRY
Physician and Surgeoo
Louisbar;, ? North Carolina
OO? hot door to Amt Dna Star*
IK?>ko.B Hlafctr?oMT
TUt. J. E. M ALONE, Sapt. Health
1) Louioburg, N. C.
O?oe in Aycock Drag Store, Market I
Oi a , ? 4l ? a " . ?
oirecu vmce prBcuct, oui y^vy
and consultation .
JJB. 8. P BCRT
PHT81C1AN aad SI ROFON
Loaiib--*. X. C.
Office in Bart Boildint Wait ?tm(
Hoara 11 a. a. to 1 D. a. and 4 to 5 p. bl.
j^E. R. F. YARBOROUUH
PHYSICIAN aad SCRQEON. -
Looiabnrs. N. C.
<Hfc? ia Yarboraak A BMatt.baildii.it.
NWkt calla aaawand Irom T. W. . Bkkett'a
WILLIAM WILLIS BODBIE
ATTO BXST- AT-LAW
Looisbarg North Carolina
General practice. Office over M. C.
Pleasant'* store
HATWOOD RCFFIN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Loniabnra. S.[ C. ..
Will .practice In >11 courts ot Franklin and
adioiainfr cooutiea. also in the Supreme
Goart and in the United Statea District and
Circuit Court. Office oTer Firat National
Bank.
gPRCILL ft H OLD EN
ATTOBNEYS AT LAW
Louiabur*. N.J C.
Will attend I be courts of franklin. Vance,
Grurilk Warrei. and \ roostict, also
the Supreme Comt to orth Carolina.
Prompt attention given collection* ?
in 8piaill building.
?RW.Bickett, R.B. White, E.H. Malone|
glCKETT, WHITE ft M ALONE
v \Jl. - LAWYERS
Loolalrars. 5.
General practice, settlement of estates
funds invested. One member of the
firm a la ways in the office.
M.
PERSON
W ? -v
attorney AT LA*
LouUboric.'S.C'
Practice in all court? Office on M aln Street I
-yy H. TABBO ROUGH,' Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
'Looisbunc. N.' I'
All ligil business intrusted to m i inrite
^roaiiyt attention. ?>flw in Egerton
P. HOOCK
CONTRACTOR aad BTTILDER
Louis buret. N..C.
Tradlne agent lor all kinds of building sup
plies. artistic Mantles and Tiles. Arehitee
taral desima eub?itted.
HUGH F. WENDLE
Architect & EsG2?E*R
Fbankuntos - X. tV
Phone Fea.nilhtox 0
"And Thereby Itengs
A Tale"
A tale of possibilities for the biggest
brightest Jane and July tbe tailoring
ba*UMM has erer seen? a tale of Right
Tailertng at Right Trices with
The Line That's Just Fine
all the Time
Kiss clothes are the clothes of the
day tor the close of the season.
Practically every good seller still
stock, bat far from standing
Homespuns and Tropical
in abundance to keep your
level when it's hotteranthe
JIN. RAMEY
t at the
BARGAIN STORE
Who Craataa^tha Bigyest^Bargaini in
senate.
Beaufort;
T. Lee, Dunn;
ton. WTtrabeth
Caroleen. ? Great rains irlft but lit
tle damage to crop* through Kind or
water hare brought high hopes to ttie
section. Crop prospects tn this par*
of Rutherford county bare not been
brighter for years. Old termers say
that they hare nerer known corn tc
be more promising than lost now, and
this is one of the finest corn belts of
western North Carolina.
Lumberton. ? Daring a severe elec
trical disturbance and rainstorm
which visited this section one house
was struck and badly daihaged. bar
ing a large hole tore In the end. The
Inmates were stunned, one lady faint
tng. A clock on a mantel was knock
ed Into the center of the room and
torn to pieces. The town was In to
tal darkness for a short time and sev
eral lights were burned out.
North Carolina. ? At a meeting of
the joint board of health. Dr. L. B.
McBrayer was re-elected health offi
cer and city physfclan; L. M. McCor
mlck was again chosen city baseriol
oglst; T. E. Pat ton was re-elected
market house keeper, with S. W. Ray
as assistant. E. M. Israel was re
elected city plumbing Inspector and
W. H. Baird was again chosen sani
tary inspector.
Durham. ? The people of East and
West Durham are raising a hqwl over
the new rule of the Board of health
wMdh will prevent them from raiding
bogs In these two tcncns. They claim
that they have helped in the solution
of the problem of the high cost of liv
ing by having their own hogs and
raising enough meat for die year, and
that the new law win he an in
justice on them.
Canton. ? At a meeting of the
chamber of commerce preparations
were made for the entertainment of
hundreds of visitors to the Southern
Methodist AsseuJbly, the first session
of which opens at I sliiTiiiishishs sli
mfiea tram hare, June 2>. Detweeu
000 and 10.000 people will attend the
gathering, from all indications at
present, aocordlng to Mr. John R. Pep
par, president of the saaembly corpor
ation.
WajnerrUte ? Ike electrlo car Una
tram WsymeeTllle to Cantos by way
of Clyde w?mi no* assured- An
?mount aoAcient to coaraatee the
construction of the Km has already
been subscribed and active work In Ita
boll <Hnc "Win aoon begin. The line
arUl paaa the White Sulphur Springs
Hotel, Haxetanood, throocfc Waynes
mie and the Methodist Ammbly
ground^ at Lake (unalnska and on by
Clyde to Canton. It la expected alao
to extend it finally to ISbeTlHe.
Raleigh. ? Tfce atate board of edu
cation waa in aeaatoa (or a ample of
boor* considering a nam bar of atate
awanrp land aiattsis the details of
wfclch vara-aot made public. Tha
meeting waa In the exaeaUva oflVve
of 0or?4bor Cral*. the governor pr?
Mlaf.
AaberlUe ? H. R. Buckey, assistant
exhibit a^ant of the Southern railway
oompany, arrlred In the city recently
and <w?n spend fome One In western
North CaroMma coUectlnc raitous agri
cultural wtdmiia for ue In the
Southern's eXWblta la Northern fair*
daring the coming fall.
Rotherfopdton. ? The oounty oosa
ndssloners hara 'purchased the chain
cans outfit of MoDmnll county and
Supervisor Valentine brought In 11
convicts, eight mules and three wag
ons, preparatory to vnaHnt the work
already bacon on jnartl.
Charlotte.? The Charlotte dMy of
fice, better known aa the United
States Mint, will ceaae active opera
tions June 16. This announcement
tnas made bf the assayer tn chare*,
Mr. Frank P. Drane, after an all-day
conference with Nr. T. P. Dewajr,
MHSSV*?r *?*'* **
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS OF
THE PAST WEEK TOLD IN
CONDENSED *ORM.
WORLD'S NEWS EPITOMIZED
Complete Review ef Happenings S?
Greatest Intern* From AM
Parts ut Werld.
Soatham,
Accompanied by rain and hail, a cy
olonlo-like wind Btorm puud over the
?action adjacent to Norfolk. Va., and
a amber ot Uaas ana r?orted tost
Twenty houses ware blown down In
Berkeley and Booth. Norflok, bat no
ltrea were lost so tar as known. Mm
George Harper was seriously injured
when her home was blown down and
a number ot others vara hart by fall
ing Umbers and flytns glass.
Jacksonville, Fla.. was awarded th?
honor of entertaining the twenty
fourth annual United Confederate re
union, and Commander-in-Chief Gen.
Bennett H. Young of Louisville. Ky.
with his three departmental command
era. were re-elected at the last import
ant business session of veterans dor
lng the present reunion at Chattanoo
ga, Tenn.
Sergeant 0111 D. Catas, second offlcei
of the Durham police force, was killed
, at Durham. N. C, while trying to ar
rest Felix Conklin, a white man, whe
had shot his wife. Officers Cates and
Morgan responded to a call from West
Durham, saying that Conklin had shot
his wife, and when they started to ar I
rest him, the drunken man opened fire ,
Conklin was kilted. \ *
Deputy Sheriff J. P. Gaines of Barton
county, and Frank Nation, an alleged
hold-up man, were seriously wounded
In a battle fought between a sheriff'!
posse and six men. alleged to be ban
dits, who, only a few minutes beforet
had- demanded the life ot Telegraph
Operator Thomas Scorvells or $40. Na
tion and two other men were captured 1
after 100 shots had been fired In th< |
running battle, which took place at I
Hugo, Ga., a small telegraph station ol I
the Western and Atlantic railroad.
A committee of the Virginia legisla
ture went to Georgia tor the purposn !
of bringing to his native state the re I
mains of General Henry Lee, bettei I
known as "Light Horse Harry Lee' j
the father of General Rovert E. Lee I
General Lee died at Savannah' on hli
return journey from Cuba, where h?
had been on account of his health. H<
was buried on Cumberland island, neai
that city, and his grave has since beet
cared for by the Georgia chapter ot the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Traveling northeastward a column ol
grasshoppers 5 miles wide, and 18 mllei
long is reported in northeastern New
Mexico. Reports that the millions ol
. grasshoppers seem to spread as the]
travel and also the appearance of smal
ler bodies of grasshoppers in sectloni
of west Texas have caused fear of a
general grasshoper pest in the south
west, especially in Texas, western Okls.
homa and New Mexico.
General
Falling 406 feet from an aeroplane
Arthur Lampham. a youthful parachnU
jumper, landed feet burled to his neck
Id the mud. With ropea and boardi
he was extricated. He suffered ool)
from the shock. Lampham was takes
up by Harry B. Brown, an aviator, and
was to have made a 609-foot drop tc
New oYrktlty.
Miss Lela Hesterley, 20 years ?M,
shot Walter Hickman at Springer
Okla., with a shotgun as be was riding
by her home near there on horseback
As Hlchman fell to the ground be t rW
to pull his pistol from his scabbard
Then the girl rushed toward him mod
shot him again, killing him.
The growing displeasure In diploma
tic circles of the great powers at thi
attitude of Greece and Servia found ex
press km in what practically amounts M
to aa ultimatum, which Sir Edwari
Orey, the Brltfat) secretary for forelgi
affairs, delivered to the delegates ol
the belligerents. The communication
made It clear that enough time hai
been spent In futile discussions of tlx
peace settlement, and that the moment
bad arrived for signing the draft treaty
Volplaning from a height of 1^0<
feet In a blazing biplane, the British
aviator, COIoyna Tlsey and a passes
gar, H. Mows, reached tbe ground li
safety st SaUsMry, England, and step
pad from the machine Just as an ex
plosion of the gasoline tank wrecked
It. Tbe aeroplane was In easy night
over the outskirts of the town whet
suddenly the carburetor took lire.
The. surplus of Idle freight cars li
the United States and Canada on May
15 was 60,294, according to the A mart
can Hallway Association. This is 10,
4*6 more than ool May 1. Nevertheless
the total reported Is 7,204 earn fewei
than on April 16 of this year.
Investigation of the armor plat*
situation was authorised by a resoln
tion adopted by the senate. The naval
affairs committee will meet to considei
Instituting a ' thorough Inquiry InU
armor plata MAT *ad eontracts. ,
Energetic action' was t^ken by th4
Trend) government against the antl
military campaign in Prance.
The French battleships Diderot an4
Justice called off Toulon, Franc?
durlhg maneuvers. Tbe Diderot has
ten fret of plating below the water lfaM
sncart . off and -several of bar boaJJ
' ??it mi- bed.
The preliminary treaty of peace was
signed at St. James' palace, London,
by the delegates of all the Balkan al
lies and of Turkey. . *Thl? la said to
mean not only peace to the Balkan*,
but geneml peace.
The body of Barbara Frltehle, hero
ine of Whlttier's poem* and that of
her husband, John 0. Frietchle, which
were recently disinterred from the old
Reformed Congregational cemetery at
Frederick, Md., were deposited in the
mausoleum in Mt. Olivet cemetery at
Frederick.
Thad A. Thompson, a wealthy and
prominent business men of Austin,
Texas, has ben selected tor United
States minister to Coluombia, to suo
oeed James T. Dubois. Mr. Thompson
was a delegate to the Baltimore con
vention and has been an active work
er in the Democratic ranks. He is a
personal friend of Postpisster General
Burleson.
In memory of the two hundred and
sixty-seven officers and men who were
lost with the battleship Blaine In Ha
vana harbor IS years ago, the National
Maine monument wis dedicated tat
Mew York City. From a doaen Amer
ican warships, units of the Atlantic
Beet at anchor In the Hudson river, a'
salute of 1S> suns echoed from the
Palisades as tile veD was swept aside
that revealed the country's tribute ? a
pylon 40 feet high, that stands in Cen
tral park, overlooking Columbus Cir
cle.
W. J. Miller, CO years old, whose
home is near Bedford. Va., commit
ted suicide at six o'clock in the morn
ing by hanging himself to a tree In
his- orchard. His body was found by
members of his family before life waa
extinct, and although he lived for fif
teen minutes after being cut down, be
never regained consciousness. He died
from strangulation.
"Nat" Herreshoff, designer of many
successful defenders of the American
cup, probably will build a candidate for
the defense of the cup next year
against Sir Thomas Llpton. A syndi
cate. made up of Commodore Corne
lius Vanderbllt, C. Oliver Islln and oth
er older members of the New York
Yacht plub, will furnish the funds.
The dream of a Danish engineer
named Aesen of seeing the next war
waged by automatons In place of sol
diers has developed into the patent
ing of an Invention which, it Is said,
will revolutionise defensive tactics.
Aesen's contrivance is a cylinder
which may be buried in the ground
for years In the same fashion as sub
marine mines are placed in harbors,
doing no damage until they are fired.
The cylinder Is operated by electricity
from a station four or five miles dis
tant.
Military circles of the Bulgarian
capital expect an almost Immediate
outbreak of hostilities between Bulga
ria and Servla. Bulgaria has address
ed a note to the powers offering to
submit to their decision the question
of the future of Salonika, according
to the Reichspost
Former State Senator Stephen K.
Stlllwell of New York, convicted ol
bribery by a Jury, after he had been
exonerated by the New York state Ben.
ate. was sentenced to serve not less
than four years nor more 4fean eight
In Sing Sing prison. Supreme Coun
Justice Seabury granted a stay of ex
ecution, so Stillwell's. lawyers might
apply for a certificate ' of reasonable
doubt.
Davie County Votes For Bond Inue.
Davie county made Its Initial step |
toward oamtng oat of the mad recent
ly by votlsg an Issue of *176,000 road
bond 8 by a good majority. Every
township's vote s**%ed a food iuai
gln for the cauae. Tbe campaign. baa
been waged earnestly since the Vegle
latare gave permission for tbe elec
tion. State Senator Grant, Jacob
Stewart, J.'H. Clamant, CoL W. K.
Clement and President Byerly of the
Comity flood Roads Association have
spent much time In tbe Held, actively
working and talking for tbe bonds.
To Start Road' Work In Rutherford.
Preparation for road work (n this
county has been made by the sur
dhase of a traction engine, three road
machines and a power plow. Super
intendent Valentine is boay effecting
arrangements Tor an early beginning.
Advertise For Bids In rtsw Hanovsr.
Tbe Board of County Commission
ers has authorised Chairman Wlllard
to advertise for bids for 118,000 worth
of tbe $100,000 road bonds voted in
tbe flection. The bonds are to ran
for 26 years and bear Interest at the
rate of 4 1-2 per cent They cannot
be sold for less than par. The money
will be used to pay the balance that
soon be doe on the bridge over
the Northeast River ax Castle Haynes
and tor continuing the permanent
road work. The remainder of Issue will
not be offered for sale tor some time.
Iv -'iUfft J 1 ^i/V "ilOi *
Held Per Robbing Cxpreas Company.
One white man and three negroes
were arrested at Raleigh, Charged
with robbing the Southern Express
-company Of $700 between Raleigh and
Ixmiiburg The company reported
tbe missing package and declared that
fl.900 had been taken. Latter the -lar
ger package turned up and a 1700
package was missed. The company
found 1627 with the accused and trac
ed a railroad ticket to Wilmington.
Bel. The white man J. H. Kllpat
rlck and the negroea are John Kitch
en. R. Johnson and John Moseley.
The Beat Hot Weather Tonic
OBOTraTxanuna<hui Tome tsttebes <k? '
Mood, beflda ?p tW wbol* ayatasi aad will won
darlilly atro?tbca aad (ortity res to wUhsfwd
?he d?x<a?la? agsat elOe hat mmmtt. ?0 a.
if'.BBtaLv*"'-,
ClarboUiM> nan -? tut .ssi^a
LAND Of 'THE LONG LEAF PlMt
Short Paragraph* of Stat* N*w* That
H*? B**n Cond*n**d For P*opl?
of til* Stat*.
8tat**Till*. ? Mr. J. W Niohol?on. a
well-known cltlian and v*t*rmn of
fltetesvlll*, died recently la Chatter
noaga. Tana, wharw he had go** to
attend th* Confederate reunion.
laurlotuif. ? llr. I* D. McKinnon.
who la pvtoapa the boat posted ran*,
la th* oounty oa agriculture, say*
dart, owing to th* cool, dry weather,
crop condition* at ml* time, *o tar
as he ha* observed, are oat favorable.
AsherlDe. ? Merlda Williams and
others have Just brought cult agalnt
the county, which tnvohw an Inter
esttn? point of law. The sott la tar
a mandamus to compel the, oommte
?loner* of th* oottoty to pay the sua
of flTt reoently swarded by a Jury
on account of damage*, to. luupwt;
cansed by tli; construction of a "ad. I
Salisbury? A. bias* of unknown o?
Igln destroyed three AwalHng* In M
. entailing a leas of $1,500 or
The bouses wars ooeapled hy
p. X* Younta, Horace Zlmmemam aad
M linker! The fir* was discovered
in Q> a home of Mr. Zimmerman, whose
family was away from home at th*
lima.
Salisbury. ? Two negro women are
being held In J*U bseaass of tbab
suspicious actions. They were seen
to throw an object from a bridge into
the Yadkin river ana when they mm.
their action had been seen they ran,
hi recent year*- several dead Infant*
bay* been found In the section from
which the women hall.
Washington. ? The Senate confirmed
nine poetmasters In North Carolina:
They are J. H. Weddlngton, Charlotte;
Mm. Nettle G. Rowland. West Rat
lelgh; George L. Whitfield, Franklin
ton; W. E. Gray, Henderson', Ira T.
Hunt, KlttrsU; J. E. Ligon, Lllllngtcm ;
Elijah B. Perry, Jr., Littleton; M. M.
Pal son, Roanoke Rapids, and R. S.
Galloway, Wfnston-Salem.
Waynesvllle. ? The movement for an
lnterurban electric railway line con
necting Waynesvllle, Canton, Clyde,
Hazlewood, Dellwoort Is meeting with
great enthusiasm. Captain Alden Ho
well, president of the Bank of Way
nesvllle, John P. Swift, president ol
the Waynesvllle Telephone company,
and many other -of the most promin
ent business men of this city are
among the subscribers for stock.
Statesvllle. ? Fired by lightning dup
lng a severe storm which crossed thfl
southwestern corner of the county,
the barn of Mr. W. B. Gantt of the
Eufola section was destroyed with
all Its contents. A mule and a horse
lost their lives and a colored farm
hand who was in the barn at th*
time' was stunned by the lightning,
but rallied In time to get out be fort
the flames reached him.
Washington. ? D. J. Kerr of Canton,
whose nomination tor postmaster ha*
been held up pending an Investigation
of charges brought against him by
friends of one of the defeated can
didates, called at the Postofflce De
partment with Representative Gudger.
He succeeded in contoncdng the Post
master General that the charges wer*
groundless. It I* understood thai
Kerr's nomination will go forward In
the near fixture. :?
region is Mid to be very short.
Ashevllle. ? Secretary Houston, of
the Department of Agriculture; Beer*
tary Lane, of the Department of tfae
Interior; Secretary Garrison, of the
Department of War; and Congree*
man bee, of Georgia, and Graves, Geo
logist Smith and Assistant For? tea
Hall, of the National Forest Couuitl*
?ton, arrived here several day* ago
for as inepeotton of (he famous tta?
ber lands of George W. VanderMM. ail
Plscah Forests, a portion of th?
BlKmore estate. ,
Laurinburg. ? Two monster c?hlia#i
have bee a marketed here wtthtn ths
paat few days' by gardeners that hart
created quite a good deal of com
ment among vegetable glow era One
grown in But Laurtaburg tipped ths
seat* at H ponds sad wsa' wotS Us
Mr. R. P. las, gnliiiiijMMr TKe a*
bage brought Mir N'ttntt M money
and waa sold toy 'iMi" Ukm tt> Mr.
Mark Morgan of 1 U*M" HH1, The
other waa alM 't town 'product and
weighed tt pounds antf A now on dis
play in McLaurin ? Shaw's window.
Wlnaton-Salem. ? Districts Attorney
notion returned from Wllkesbora
wtiere he attended the regular term ol
the Federal Court, which convened
there recently. He reports that over
100 case* were disposed of. Five
yonng white men were sent to th?
penitentiary.
Lexington. ? Mrs. Laura RlnUe,
4 retired capitalist, prominent social
ly and the mother of six sons, com
mitted suicide at her home here by
hanging herself from the banisters
while members of the household were
absent. Continued 111 health Is as
signed as the cause for the act.
Waynesvllle.? Haywood county has
completed her part of the agreement
with Bt- combe county, and Hay
wood's part of the Central Highway
will be .in accomplished tact. The
oommlss topers have been pushing the
work as fast as possible.
Shelby. ? A fatal shooting took
place at Douglas Academy, a negro
school near Lswndale. Commence- I
ment exercises were on and a big
crowd was on the ground when sever
al drunken negroee engaged In a pie
tol batlV "??ikh resulted In the death
of Fie-'. Villain son. and the Injury
three or four o there.
Typewriters
Ribbons,
? ? 5 fctf ??
Carbon Paper,
? v>'. ?? ' U too^ ,.ji ?
Paper Clips
And lots of other Typewriter
i t , . v ' ' I t ' ? ? I
Supplies are now carried in
stock. The celebrated
"Rcvilo" Line
That has won an enviable
reputation for the excep
tional quality of the goods at
the prices they are s*ld.
*
The Franklin Times
LOUISBURG.iN. C.
New
-BAKERY
1 am now prepared to furnish
the people of Louisburg au*l
Franklin county fresh loaf bread
and hot rolls every day, except
Sunday. I have an expert bak
er ana can fill your special or
ders to your own satisfaction.
Oar prices are reasonable and
your patronage will be .appre
ciated. A special invitation is
, extended you to call in and ex
amine and inspect the baking
and its workings at any time.
Let us^have your orders.
W. H. HARRIS
Louisburg, N. C.
80UTIIEHN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
SCHEDULE qF TRAIN 8 FROM RALEIGH
N. B: The following schedule figures
are published only ait information and ars
not guaranteed . t
No 21-8:36 A. M.? Through train for
Atheville with chair car for Waynes
ville. Connects at Asheville with
Carolina Special for Cincinnati. Chi
cago, alto for Knoxvllle, Chattan
ooga, Memphis and all Western
points. Connects at Greensboro for
all Northern and Eastern points.
No )4G-12:40 P. M.? For Durham. Oxford,
KayiTille and Richmond. Qpnoecta
at Richmond for Waahington, 'Balti
more, Philadelphia and New York.
No 130-4:65 P. II.? For Greensboro, han
dles through Pullman Sleeping Car
for Atlanta, arrives Atlanta 5:25 A.
M. connecting nt Greeusboro for all
Northern and Eastern Points, also
AsbeTille and Western points.
Makes connection in Atlanta for New
Orleans, Birmingham, Memphis und
for Text's and California points.
No 131-7:00 P. M.? For Greensboro makes
connection with solid Pullman Car
Train for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and all other
Northern and Eastern points. Also
with through Pullmai Tourist Car
for Nsw Orleans. El Paso, Los Angl
es and San Francisco, also wih
I through train for Columbia, Savan
nah and Jacksonville.
No 111-2:80 A. M.? Fof Greensboro. Han
d lee Pullman Sleeping Car for Win
s ton -Salem , whioh is open for occu ,
pancy at Raleigh at 10:00 P. ]
Maxes eonnectfon for points Nort
and West, also for Asheville, Men
phis, St: Louts and Western point*
also connects with through rtolp
Pullman Car Train for Atlanta aw
New Orleans.
No 112-4:80 A. M. ? For Golilsboro mates
connection for Wilmington, Keir
Bern, More head City. Alao connects
with . A. 0. L. at Selma for points
South and North. +*
No 108-10:40 A. M.? Local train for Selntfa
and Goldsboro. New train servfee
effective January 10th, 1019.
No 144 12:80 P. M.? For Selma and Golds
boro, makes connection at Selma
with A. C. L. Railway, North and
South, also at Goldsboro with A. C.
L. and Norfolk Southern RMlwaya.
No. 22-7:80 P. M.? For Selma and Golds
boro, through train witb ekair oa.
from Asheville. Makes ^connection
at Selma with A. C. ?> Railway
North and South and at 'Odldiboro
with' A. C. L. and Norfolk-Southern
Railways.
For detailed Information, also for Infor
mation concerning special round-trip rates
account varlt us special occasions and
Pullman Sleeping tar u.t-rvatlons asx an
Southern Railway Agent or eonmunlsate^
with the undersigned.
H.K.CART, J. 0. JONES,
Gen'). PsqarAft. Trev- Pass. Agt.
Washington. D.I;. Irish, N. (T
8. H. HA KDWICK, D H. COAPMAN,
Pass. Trade Mgr. Vies Pr?s. 6 Get. Mgr.
Washington D. C