THE ROANOKE NEWS
THURSDAY JULY V, 1990.
The t hl!l' l'n.lnl.iir-d I'myer.
",N. jr I H n,.." ii)' it, darling ;
I n in.'." !; 1 !!.. 1 1 ny l.ft
0( ni) dsiiKhtT knr..n.g kentllag
O cr brr Mtcd llnio-r Mt.
"Ikiwii i..p!i lo I' D " she mui mured,
Aint the rurly head dririi-'tl lw.
"1 .rn Ihe Lord" I gvntly added,
Tnu cm tt Ml I kiu. .
"I'rjiy the lorrl." tliB w.,rl rvw faintly;
.'niiit.r till "my mm) lo kor.;"
Thm weary head lr"er.
An. I tli'tlnUI was fa! Ito i;
Bill I hi sy eyes lilf "pen"!
When I clanprd )n-r l'i my lreit.
An. (he dear v. 'If iM'ftly whispered
'Mum-nia,Utl kiiow.i all lh- Ml."
M-y to In riv consigning,
With a Sim I t.'l away :
So inny !. In peare reelumij.,
llr.nl lw lh" words aln tri 1 ly.
U hi tt li(-a moments fa-st are ll -rtiim
A ii. I Urn l .nl.iw ii.r.rT'".
When til lit heart shall cense It beating
All'l I lay llle il'tll t-i ! j.
Tim III fliilillit.r '1 f pleasure,
M ! iM-t.T ll'i' it'll lt
Fir-t I Irani.-.! Hi'- w. r I- i I re .fill-
ll n it- n't ' hi ' ; '' . ,
BARBARA.
"VYm there any mail, Kben?"
And leaning over the liUlo nickel
gnle, tier daik locks fulling about lirr in
rclt J-, careless trec, lUibata luukc.t
willfully d')n ll" sdj lrtcl a"(l
then up ni the toMitf; elms, w hero the
buiy bitdi acre chatteiine. And tail
to relet a frown of discontent crept
over ISarbera't low, white brow.
"No, there were no leUerj for the
Leightons," said Lben, in rather a sat
age mood. "I made especial inquir'us
lor you,' nd YMu't loiter lip trembled
a little, and bis voice sofieued wooder
fully for bim. ' I loppoie you are am
icus to gel away from the old place,
Miss Barbara!"
'Ye, I am," said Mi'i Lelhtoo
ibarply, with aa Imperial air, "1 am
sick of it alL I .ball be glad to go
gojebcre aaej from bero."
Kbeu made no reply. He looked
down at tbe tangled curl. , the soft, wist
ful brutto eyes, the ditapltd bands
clsipcd oter tbe mesh of buoeyiockles
then away oter the tops of the suoiry
baltams toward the great world where
Barbara's heart was. lie was thiukiug
wilb oiio cruel pang wbicb gripped bis
heart at that moment of what life would
be at the farm without Barbara, lie
bad tried of lato to lire without con
necting ber io any way with bis dajs
atid nights, bis duties, his hardships and
bis joj. but be bad uiaJo sorry work of
it. It give Ebco a fright to koow how
much eierjlbing depended ou Ibis
proud, spoiled beauty, whose dream
ow was to get away from such as ho
the common folks around I.atborough.
Larbira at eighteen bad a great long
ing for that gay world of wbicb she bad
read io suruunr evenings when silting
under the musky sines of the fariuhoiio
porcbor when lying amid tbe cowslips
in the meadow where, under a grow it
weight of cate, Kben toiled wilb great
browo baods in ibe capacity of help to
the Widow Leigblou. Kben was as
much part aud parcel of tho placo as tba
crumbling bcadsioucs io the lit lo grave
yard oa the hill, wbero all tbo diad
l.t-inhtons were litnc. ISj ono ever
dreamed of bis going away, although
Lis merits were acknowledged, nnd it
waa cheerfully aJmittcd th.it the boy
hid prowa intJ a Blronr, bandsoine
man, with shrewd capacities as a fiuan
Cicr, anJ 0 luru tur ui:n..nucij. .i
great many at the villago bad dropped
Soto the habit of addrsitig him ' lately
at Mr. Heiford, and Ebeo's muscles
commanded respect. lie bad a little
snuggery in tho baiu be called bis work
shop, where at odd hours and oo riny
days be tinkered si'.b Uibes aud pulleys
nd edged tools.
Whcu bis farm woik bad bei-n tidied
vp aod the cows had been milked and
turned into the green woodbinds again,
Kben shut hiunclf up io his workshop
and poltited oter his nuTicmus inven
tions and thought of what great pobi
iililies might have been his il he had
beeu boro something better than Mr.
I.eightou's Una band, llu realz.d
sensibly lUl Uu-re were s'.ill possibilitiis
for bim out yonder beyond lit i d itk line
of elms and firs wbitb he c uld see from
atud i,ui,i. l'ut his bei.efjclor
bad died and left all tbe tangled threads
of his affairs for yuung Hcxtord to un
ravel, and be could not have diserted
Mrs i.eighton and the girls-Barbara
aod Theo. It would not bavo been
tight or manly. Things were going
straight now, buaeier; tbo farm was
In a prosperous condition, aod even ao
lodillereot manager could have kept the
wheels moving nhkh Kben had fixed io
tbeir pUccs. Hal l'beu remained oo at
tbe farm whilo the seasons waxed and
waned, and the gitls aete growing ioto
fine, tall yntmg women, with restless
yearnings fur a busier life thao was to
be had at Larborough.
lie had expected that a giit so pretty
as Barbara would be some time leaving
o dull a place, but he tevcrthelcss felt
wiut. rain at bis bcart, when
be learned that a letter bad been sent to
distant aunt to see if she wnu'd not
look alter lhibara while she etj 'jed
the advantages nf a finishing school for
young ladies. Tbe Wget summer days
would fade Into short summer nights,
aad by-and-bye. when the first yellow
leavea would be dropping into pools
aod hollows, lhrbara would go away
perhaps forever.
Eben was too much of a mao to sigh,
nd loo muscular to do without hit
suDcer. but be fell iuo tbe habit of tak-
lns tnn.7 walks alone, or of sitting; under
the bonevtU'.-Uee oo the prch wher
he could tee the moon rise and where
be could bear the young ladies singing
rather plaintive songs, accompanied by
the cracked strains of the old haxp-
iehord in the best room.
lie bad Utt plucked the firtt mund.
fl rose of Hav. and, twilling
tbouphtfullv In hit finccra as be strolled
dowo tbe gardeo path to bi workshop,
when be beard the breeir fl (iter of a
ie.ti.Ua robe and a licht foolfal behind
bim 00 tbe (ravel walk. Ha turned
wttft blate of fire in but b.ack eyes
and the rose extendi. Ilis bind drop
d to his side. It was Theo hi can.e
rapidly afver hiro swinging a white sun
fceoflct by otc uriog..
Theo was a saucy, petulant, provnk
ing young person of sixteen, whose
prauks aod abiKS hrnl ulttn tntd
I'iecu's temper screly Iiaiin bim stop
the harvesting to saddle Hutof ber pony,
ur oiedJIe wr.h bis tn4s ni d u set his
newest invc lion. Hut Then's eyes
were such lovely blue ond ber smile so
bewitching tbat Kben had out the heart
to scold, bts des ho bad humored her
in all her willfulness bimseif, and there
was the faintest resemblance t Barbara
in the brow and dimpled chiu which
tied him band and foot.
"Ob, what a lely thing 1' said Tbeo
coceting the roie and tUctchiog out ber
plump little hand. "Is it for me?"
"No," said Kben, rather gnffly.
"I've bad ao eye on ibis bud for some
lime. I noticed tbat your Lsdy Isabels
are io fine condiliou. l'ou will have a
cluster of them by the day after to-morrow."
Well, you old stingy, I supposa you
don t mind ru inin down to tho mail
for me: I fornot what I tui bus nsked me
to do. nnd 1 th ill eel a szuhlin" from
oiainina, who Cnn'l luvc Bib crossed in
an) thing, you koow. '
"I shall luvc In go down and see
Nans (in about the wagoo gear anyway
lo uiyht, and I can jtisl as well stop nl
the pusti'fli.'o. Is it the letter from
ft nm Now llaveur" Aud Kiioa very
thoughtlessly bit IT the leaves of the
rose and mangled tbeui wilb bis strong
white tcetb.
Ve, it was the letter from New
Haven, and Kben was charged to bring
up a new novel, and some pink tewing
silk aud eighteen celluloid buttons by
Tbeo, wbo ran afier bim to suggest
chocolate caromeU io cjss tbo letter
failed.
It waa a sort of satisfaction to bim
tbat the letter did fail. Hut it hurt bim
to see Barbara's disappointment. lie had
remembered Tbeo's womanish little
errand?, and he still held the rose,
which he laid now oo Barbara's clasped
bands. For all she bad growa to hate
the old place, she lovsil its old fash
ioned big fbilfy roses as fondly as wherr
a child, and Kben bad braided a long
garland of tuocu for hor out of tho finest
and best.
She caressed the rose and tucked it in
among tbo curling locks, where it
nestled just against her cheek. Kben
flushed aud paled as he remembered
how be bud laid his bcart iu tbe heart
of thai rose.
"The loiter will be sure to be hero to
morrow," be said gently. "Iam going
down the first thing in the morning.
Tho young ladies around Larborougb
are not to bo without a gallant this
season. A handsome young man from
New York has cmnu down lo slay koine
weeks in the neighborhood ; I met biiu
with lr. O.imby in the gi;;."
Kben was n l slow to note that t'uis
bit of news nitakeucd a faint show of
interest in Barbara.
"What was he like?'' said Barbara,
blushing a lit'.lo. "I trust he is an ac
quisition. I'. J he look lika a gentle
man?" i'us, he looked liko ono, Kben was
compelled U admit that he did, and
that be wi is elegant clnthrs, nnd had
slender suit whito hau ls which Kben
had not.
Bays after t!, is. Kb'.i in .in stpny t f
jeal.ius arguish w is compt I'.ed to ar-
corj the Mtai ger it great many otlur
ad'aiilnges and acu iinphshnients. He
rode well, was a good shot, talked
tluQ itly, sketched p usably, undeistood
aoineo, and was Mot Loighlou's most
ardent adn'irer.
Kocn foresaw all this, aod yet once
ahen their mingled voices United out
to his li.tle den, he brought down a
hammer wtutiilul'y and smashed his
thumb nail. M;ning mi J t.iht he
saddled and brought tuuid hoiscg ft r
Barbara and Mr. Ney, and went away
to his woik in tho h it fi 'Us, while
they were cantering d mn tl.o shady
roads, and Mis. J.c lv,, n nnd Thio
were bcatiug cs in the bu'.lcry and
gelling up tare dishes for tea. The
letter bud cmnu frui Nov II ien and
Baibata had anse:id tr.cfly thai
she c ml 1 not g until some lime Inter.
She had never looked s animated aud
biautilul a oow. t-he raiely saw
Kben, sending bim her r. q lests by her
sitter, and hucn weal no at his inven
tions feeling as if every blow of bis
Chisel drove out a piece of his beau's
Core. Aud, although he would bave
scorned tbe idea, Kbeu bad growo won
derfully haggard and pale, wilb great
datk circles uudcr his eyes since Br
Oroisby had introduced K Igar Ney to
the L'ightorj, llu touk It t e pride in
the knowledge that be was the bettei
mac of the two, but he did know that
be could crush .Ney with one hand into
a shapeless mass, and be wocdered
sometimes w'ay be did aot. 0 ie day he
aas seised with a tit ol trembling. II
was pruning a pear tree when he looked
up t .a uudira aloud belure bim, in
h?r h-.b', t'tchv"' at th nettled btit
teifl es that tl.iUer.-il on Ihe hollyhocks,
snd around Kbeu's browu bauds.
II w pale acd ill you lo. k, Kbeo."
It was the least she could say, and it
was the truth. Khc .'s heart beat madly
for a mom cut aud then went on
slowly.
"I am mt one to get ill, Miss Bar-
bars; lain not so much browned as
usus', rerhp.'
li s "M ss Baibara" sonndd oddly,
and his lot ks l et el his word", She
looked down at li.a ground aud laid oer
vuusW :
"I hnpe too will not armio with me
this morning, Kben, but I're set my
heart oo riding tbo CnhK Tain U'Shan
tcr, to ihe fal's. I am no; ia the least
afraid."
"But I am," said VMa, culmly
caaaot permit yi'i to risk rour life with
that vicions c 'Il "
"Mr. Nev will take care of bis
victousnes," Bitbua answered, a ttifle
insolently.
"Mr. Ney may ride O'Fha'ter acd
wcicoma, cut i caaii .t consent ir you
to."
"Then 1 muil ! it wHhout your con
sent. Bt so kiuil at to hate the c 1.
around in a tj'iar'cr of an hour."
Kben finished Ins pear tree and went
into tho shop to wash bis hands of
blood, lie had cut himself to tbe bone
Barbara nnd Ney sat on the porch read
ing Ir on the "Briiice" when the
horses appeared. The coll shied and
reared when Barbara sprang lightly io
her saddle, An admirable horsewoman,
she held her own finely, aud Kbeo stood
as if routed tn the ground until a tura io
tho road hid them from sight, then like
a deer he set olfdowo a footway toward
where the railway crossed the road as
with horror he re nembered tbat the
morning exprcis would omo dowo in
ten minutes.
Tbo riders had stoppeJ by the way to
permit Mr. Key to disooouot and gather
the first cardinals for Barbara. As they
trotted sharply down the road the roar
cf the train was heard just beyond Ihe
curve. Maddened with terror the wilt),
vounc horse Barbara rodo reared
nluhceJ and snrani' nwav from the
other h.ic aud d.irtt J down the cut to
ward the train. With a hoarse shout to
":L firui" Kben rushed out from the
copse and flanc himself under his hoofs
He caught the bit in his hands aud
pulled the colt on his hauoches, and
iben a violent kick rua.le Lim drop like
a loe. S inie wooilchnppers fame to
the rescue, and as they lilted Barbara
ufftbelrttiu thundered by. Kbeu was
picked up for dead, and eten Mr. Ney
declared he was s brave fellow.
Io ao tgonv of cricfaad remorse Bar
bars bunc near him all those tedious
days, wbeo Boon's mind waodcred aod
lie muttered troubled, incoherent sen
tenes. in which, poor fell iw, be told all
his hopes aud fears. He wss now io
deed haeenrd and ghostly pale, with an
ueW scar in bis left temple, and bis
baodi lay weak and nerveless on the
coverlet, ihe first momont of sanitary
and consciousness which came made
him sigh and wish that be had remained
oblivious to life and its miseries. It was
Barbara who leaned nn him while her
great bronn eyes fi led wilb tears.
"Ob, Kbeu ; how cao you bear to
look at me? l'ou cau never forgive
me I"
"You would not say tbat if you knew
what is in my heart."
' t annul you tell me, hocnf 1 am
si wretched."
I am srry for that; I must not tell
you. Barbara. I canuot sutler more
than I have."
"Then shall I tell you something?"
and she hid her face in the pillow. He
pot out his band and touched ber head
caressingly.
'T have been very willful and blind
and u happy, Kaen, I would bave
giteu my life to saveyour?. as you gave
yours for uio.
"ll.it. Baibara; oh, Barbara, my dar
tin r;, 1 pi$ mine because 1 loved you
better thau life, than lii-aveo. I would
rather have died lhau live to lose you
forever."
'But you will n.it lose me." Her
arm stulu teudeily around him, aud she
laid her check against bis. "I owe my
life to you and it is ynurs."
' Barbara, think what you ara saying.
I shall be mad enough to think thai you
Cure for me !"
"K'len, my hue, ynu are all the
world to me Canuot you see that this
is S'"?''
"My owu!"
With one groat rff .rt anfl a spasm nf
his old strength Kben p.essed her to his
heart.
"And you never meant to marry
Ne., ?"
"I am nfralJ I. only meant to make
you jealous," ss'id Barbaria, ni'U her
oldsa uiiucss.
' I shall met d now fust enough, but
not until you have promised to abide by
what I say, my datln.g.'
'I promise solemnly."
Theu wo shall be married to-mor
row.
A Piii!v!i'!pi,U you'll who committed
'tiuide lAtnty yta S as' W caii.-e a lovely
icui BiV. It I ii tn widen hai been liranl
run ' li t ti ii h :i no' " vn nic'liom. lie
says vtb n I.e ua'S through lite mii-ly vail
w.'iii'h itiviili !ite an.l deiili. anil sett Ins
Id flani'i with Inuileen children lying
.trotiiiit luonf. while the clean Ui the house
he tit 's ruail eno 'i;ii at his lolly, to torn
mil suicide S"in. ami his ure-itest poai-li-
meul ia in the reflection that he ca i't Ex
ADYKRTISKMKN1S.
L OLD ANO RELIABLE.
JD. SasroRD'a Livkb LmQoruTOii
Sis a Standard Faraily Remedy for .S
tssoi thoLijer.Storaaeb Tiff
and iiowets, It is Purely fcial
cgctable, It never
Debilitates It ia
m my rractie
iV ami tv tbo tin Mi e
for tioro tlinu P3 yearn !
with nttpttfeejentiM rosulta.
SEND rOR CIRCULAR.
JS.T.W. SAIF8RD, M.O., ISSilSr
n' ctitt ttrTuriL loi its atn t.iiuh.
Jind Bowels. It ia Purely ,V2'
j Vegetable, It never tfl Tl
JDebUiUtes Itia tfl 1 I gi
SOatbarticand M fA(
t U 1 1 1 1 luvif'tirntorj
;!fe.iyifj in my rvartie.'J
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOANOKE AGRICULTUK
WORKS,
WELDON. N. C,
JOHX n. roOTE, Proprlet
the
RICHARDSON COTTOif PLOW
A SPECIALTY.
UANUVAt-ICRKR Jr, AKO OFrt KBJkL AORMT
FOB,
ML KINDS OF FARMING IM
PLEMENTS,
STEAM ENGINES AND COTTON
GINS.
Also Agont fur tha Cliieago Sealo C'oui
j.auy'n UNITED STATES STANDARD
SCALES.
Everything in this line from a If 0 TON
R.ulnmil Nln to the UMALLKST TKA
Hmle liiriiinliaj gt Hurprjainir LOW Fig-
urot, A l latforui HAY iir HTtM'K Seal.
of KiH'KTOXaicspMlty for (160.00 and
rieifiii.
All kind of
.IRON AND BRSS CASTINGS
Fiirnlahetl at SHOUT NOTICE "end at
Puloiabnru or Norfolk rHR ES.
I am prfnril
Repair Work for
lu do AMY 1CLND ol
ENGINES,
MILIiS AND
GJNS,
COTTON
As I have ao KxMtlout UACLIINIST
UUlLJClt II AKilK.
I kf MimlJintta' on hand of
ManutacturaeUUOD OrK'Ji
my own
COAL AND WOOD STOVE.
Aln good assortment oC HOLIX)Vt
w a Ktc.
LU M ItF.R fnrn W -din an v qawlity
a tbe LOWE iT Market lUlea,
tep 8 1 o
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
Hsvliift Just n-turuej frtim Kew York nd Bostor. where 1 have
PURCHASED FOR CASH,
Tho CHE WEST ASU BEST SELECTED STOCK IN THE M ARKHTS, I am preiarei to sell to my
Customer.)
THE cnEATIST GOODS EVER OFFERED IS THE STATE.
UIX1 WlXlL HATS MCeiila ani np.
ri'RR LINEN TOWELS 10 to ffi Ct-nta.
BEST 1 VLY LINEN COLLARS 10 to W Centa.
VANTS FROM Sixty O'lits to Six Pollars.
BEST WAMHUTTA THREAD 25 Cents per Down.
COATS' AND CLARK'S THREAD (Cents Spool.
CLEAR RID SIDES 8 Cents. SHOULDERS Cents.
SUOAR t'L'RED HAMS, 1JH
10 BOXES NO 1, II INCH TOBACCO
15 BLS BEST k MEDIUM FAMILY FLOUR
i TIERCES .'HUB LEAP LARD
Nnw In atnre and weekly arriving.
A LARCE STOCK OF
LADIES' FINE
FULL STOCK OF
HEADY-MADE
In Jaet fverythlnir found In
Call and rtamlne at the old Stand of Wlnrlf Id k Erary.
oe 23-a Respeclfully,
T . G
GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
SOLICITS CONSIGNMENTS
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
KEEPS ON HAND A
G H 0 C E li I E S
PROVISIONS
Which will be sold low fur CASH.
aprfl fim
" - -
T
HE OKKATKST INDUCKMENT8
EVEK OFFERED.
M. E. KULL
113 SYCAHORKKT.
I'ETEKSBt'Rtl1 VA.
Will sell ynu the Finest Ready-sada
Clothing for the least mooey, io tl
tLOTIII.VU TKAIiE.
Men and Hoys SulU in Ureat Varioty of
Superior Fit nnd Workmanship, LlnUt
Spring auita of Frnnch CiNimere, in grant
vnrielv, liHKl white Vests from 75ot lo 5.00
each, Htrlptd Hummer Coau from S7eta up
ui any nru. (jiotninK nann lo order in
bitl manner, at ahorteat notice and lowest
prl.ws, iHiinra I rlminlnga, ueuU rur
nixblug Goods.
DRV COODS.
Tbe iMKOitt and tuoHt cmplete atoclc of
Droa tl'ioiln, liomtwtii-a. Nuiinus. Ladies
L'ndrrwear and avitrytliir.it tlnl a gontlfl
man, lady or child wr, fioin the
oourtwit to the beat.
PauioUm union appliratiun. and ordara
tilled tiromiiUy. Uoodn warrnii'.td to mve
iwllxlaoliiin.
Remember Uin ulaoe to call or order
your goods of
M. E. KULL,
' 145 Syoniniire atroet,
Felernburg, Va.
M
ILLIM-.aY! MILLINERY!!
MRS. M. E. KULL
No. 145 Sycnmore street,
PETERSBURG, VA.
In connection tvllu tba above bouts,
odors the largoel and in out aetool stock I
Millinery in the South, at wholesale and
rruiil at inantifaetnrers' prices.
Ho-ineis aud bate, brnlsl bunneta and
veils, minor Mid oiii'dreu'a gootls, old
ladies' good., glovea nd curtcts, ribboux,
sashes and turn, veils, wrenlbes and iiht
land's Sowers aiul plumes, oollars, cufls
aud ruotiing, paranoia and umbrellas,
huiftary, silks, smiua, velvets, bstr goods.
Ijidios dresses made to order; gootU and
Irirtmlinn furniabed cnuirlxte. All orders
ailed promptly. Any article not SuHlflg
cau Uaxebatixed to pieaso,
itespeetlr lv,
Mltn. M. Hi. KULL,
H5 Sjpamore Street,
l'etorsbug, Va,
Ort2Hf
lUl LBS SWEET FRESH VA MOUNTAIN BUTTER
DRESS COODS.
CLOTHING.
I flrst-class Store.
T. U EMRY.
0 0 C H
0 F
COTTON, CORN, &C.
FULL STOCK OF
MOLASSES
NAILS,
& C
J. T, COOCH,
WELDM, K. C.
jSTOTICK TO TRAVELERS.
1 am now running a daily mail from
Scotland Neck to Halifax. 1 have ooin
forlabla two horae back, wbieb leave
Scotland Neck, every morning for Halifax
and returns aame day. Will take passen
gers and express packages at reasonable
rates. I am also prepared to entertain
travelers, promising to spare no pains to
make them comfortable.
Respectfully,
W. H. SHIELDS.
Nov SOtf.
JETALIO PURIAL CASES.
AT 31 A A UFA CTURERS P&fCES.
WiMn orderirg send length and width
at elbow Slate Mrhxther Jaconet or hall
Sail n lining preferred. & per cent off list
for ImineitiHio cash. Uoods ordered by,Ex
press. Sent C. O. I), less Uian ft per cent
list price, R. F BUTLER, Ajct.
W'Ki.ruN, N, C.
4rAt Btown'a Drug Sire.
une Sly.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Wfarenowretlliiftoar nw and beautiful
RVxifla reeeiilli imtrhanMl of Um niaiiufarturem,
and nvdlally Invltf you tn rail and them.
Ttie )AisrUi jid brut aelecleij jtoi'k nl
(mVIPWATTHRM.
HKTStlKJKWRI.UY,
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RALEIGH A GASTON KAILROAD.l
pUrERlNTEriDENT 8 UFFICB, I
Kalelgb, N. C, Kov. 1, 1878,
MAIL TRAIN,
Leave Raleigh, (
Arrives at Weidon,
Leavea Wrldou. :
Arrives at Raleigh,
I
8:00 A. M.
140 P. M
:0 P. m;
8:25 P.M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Ralolgb,
7:00 P. M,
A.M.
10:00 P. M. '
6:30 A. M.
Arrives at Weidon,
Leaves Weidon,
Arrives at Raleigh,
Mail train makes close connection
Weidon with the Seaboard and Roanok"
Railroad and Bay Line Steamera via Bali
more, to and from all points North. Vm
and NorthwcHV, and with Petersburg R.
road via reterarturg, Klclimond, anj
Washington City, to and from all polnfc)
North and North west.
And at Raleigh with the North Carolln,
Railroad to and from ali points Sooth anf
Southwext, and with tbe Raleigh dt Aogna.
ta Air Line to Haywood and rayettvlle,
JU. O. WiJSUKK,
may SOa Oen'l Supernltendent,
QUASGE OF SCHEDULE.
Office Sup't. of Transportation,
h. rv. n. It. LIIMPANT,
Portomouth, va., Not. 8, 1878.
Trains of this Road will leaye Weldoa
daily, except Sundays, as follows :
Mail Train at t :. 1:30 P. M
Through Freight at : : 4:45 A.M.
Through Freight . : 6:00 A.M.
Way Freight trl-Weekly t &00 A. M.
ARRIVE.
Mail Trains i : 2:30 P.M.
Way Train Trl-Weekly ; 1:48 P.M.
Through Freight daily : 9:30 P. M. '
Through Freight daily :12:40 A.M.
Mall Train stops at all Stations. '
Steamer leavea Franklin Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, far Edontou, Ply
mouth and landings on Blaekwatcr and
Chowan rivers.
Apply to R. O. Edwards, Agent, Wei
don, or to
E. G. OHIO,
Sup't. of Transportation,
Portsmouth, Va.
w
IL MING TON A WELDOH
RAILROAD CO
Change of Schedule.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot dally
Arrive at Goldsboro
Rucky Mount
Weidon
Leave Weidon dally
Arrive at Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Union Depot
At 7:00 A M
10:02 A M
11:37 A M
1:00 P M
8:22 P M
4:50 P M
6:19 P M.
9:22 P M
At
EXPRESS TRAIN AND THROUGff
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Union Depot daily At 8:00 PM
Arrive at Goldsboro 0:29 A M'
Kooky Mount 12:35 A it
Weidon - . . 8:15 A M
Leave Weldou daily . "10:00 P 11
Arrive at Rocky Mount 12:40 P M.
Goldsboro . 4:10 A M
Union Depot 10:00 A M
The mail train makes close connection
at Weidon for all points North via Bay
Linn and Aequia Creek routes.
Express Jrain conuecta ou with Aeqnia
Creok route.
PULMAN'S PALACE PLEEPlNft
CARS on this Train.
. FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Wil
mington tri-weeklyat 6:00 A. M., and ar
rive at 4:30 P. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE.
Uen'l Superintendent.
Psitkr3bur(i Railroad Company,
Okfiob Superirtbndrnt,
Pktsrsburo, Va., March Slat, 1880.
IHEDULE OF TRAINS :
TO TAKE EFFECT MARCH S1ST, 1
noma bocth.
New York Expreaa leaves Peterabura;
. unym 117 p. nr.
Arrivr Mt U'rl.lon , n .a.i n u
Frrlffht with Pajtsena-er eV.ieh atlarh-
ra, it-ave reicrsnura; dally, except
huudav. at t.jr p if
Arrive at Weldou at .-. I S0 A, M
OOINO NORTH.
New Tork Express leave tVeldon dally
at 1:10 P. H
Arrive at Frtersbu.it at l.w f, M
r rriRni wu n t-S)iaeii)r..r coach sttach-
ru, leave weiaon;aaiiy, except attm-
tlay. at i:n A if
Arrive at Petersbjra- at .(XI A. M
rimi-cians eoacnra ana parlor cars will n a
tlirouirtl between Wlltnlntn mnA U'a.hlnirt, a
and sleeping car on nbrlitand day trains, f leap-
ma-ear twrtn can be had foi Sl.w Richmond to
BalliuiorA. No change of esrs.
Throuab tlrkeU anld to all Eastern and Pontk-
ern poluu.auil tHi;gae checked thrnus-h .
w. J. URO WW,
.. Plspatuherol Tralna.
R. M. 8ULLY, Oenerat Superlntendrnt.
febSo-t
Tilt'HMONn AND PETERSBUBQ BAU
Coramenrln Pandav. June lath. Mum inhn
ou this rostl will run as fotlu-
taaVK KICUMONU COUTH.
U:0O A. W Thniuirli Mail lil. .M.nmln (
I'harieatim, Aufrusta, and Alklri (via
Cliarlestom. 8avannah. Hitlnli. Jart
aoiiTlllr. parlorCara to Wiliurafftaa,.
Moi at ataucheater and LUei
Ur. VH A.U-Lynelibi'rg RTpraas dalr (exefrt
("inula?.) iiakes cloau coiiLecflein.
at l'eterat'urfr with Atlantic. Misa I
Ohio Railroad for Drlatol, Chalta-nooa-a,
Nashville, Mrmihls.Xynrli
burx, Fainvllle, and othur local ata
tii'lis tm that read, umklliH lauia
t luie as by ally other line. Btors Si
alt stations.
M0 P.M-Acetmiuiotatlon train dally (exrai't
Suntiayl. PvseiiK-rrs taking this
train will make dure crnnrctlon at
fet-ntlirt; for Norfolk. (Stops at
all stations.
10:31 P.M-Throu rh Mall dally (. xeej.t f aads?.)
LF.AVE PKTERbBUd fiOKTH.
J! A. M-Tliioufh Mall, tlaily, (rxrrrt
8iin.tay) conuectina; wlt
Kii'liiiuiud, Fre.lerlcksbiirij si'
Volomae Railroad lor ail iKpintaKerf
Ea.it and Ve.tt. gtrna at Maneheater
and t'licKter and Hall W ay and
.... . I'W'W'ya Blurt on iKua1.
H:!5 A. U-Areoiunindatton train dally (exct'pt
Sun.Uy). Wtaat allatatlena.
T'OO P. M I ynelitmrir Kxpresa dallv, (f xf'P'
Min.lay), tv,ls 0iy at Chetter a4
M inehea'er.
S:U P. M.--T)i3JU(.;h Mall dally connecting w1
Rlrlnu,.iid, Frraerirkkl.ura; and 1
tomae Railroad for all lolnta F.a
and tt. Disking close ronneflles
wllh t'lioaapeake and Ohio Rl'
or riirlnla nrlnmi and all lioin"
Wt aud Nonh. abla lr
atoiia at Manchester an. fheM''
and at Hsi; W ay and lircwrys. Bins
on !Nial.
SuniUy Excnraion Trslua leave RlrhmeM
) A. M, and S:M P. il. Leave feUrabufl
:.'! A.M. and d:.KI p. M. rv.-ry ain.la.v.
AH trains leavbig l'eteubmx will stAft trojk
the ttioinaiti'x licu,t-
C. E. TOMPKINS, Train nisiiaJeiier,
J'litO. 1). KLli'E, UeU'L S'li'
Feb 11 1,