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THE ROANOKE NEWS.
TI1UBSDAY, FKBRUAHY 7, 1895.
TIIK UNSUCCESSFUL.
Have jou thought, in your monienls of
0 Jou tint are high in the tree,
Of the la)s snd nihts that are bitter
So hitler to other. nnd iu?
When the rfforts to do wliut is elm r
Ittsult in a fuiluro so sad,
And the cloud if dtsfondruoy gather
And dim all the lit j m tliut we had?
Huve you thtuhl, when the world was
sp laudinj;
Your ftreaint'M. whatever il lie,
Of the tears that in silence were fallini;
Yea, fallioj; frt.ni others nod lue?
When the hariktt eul latest endeavors
Appeared to be only in vain,
And we've eurtuined our ev 8 in the
uilit time
Indiff'rfnt to waking n:aiu?
For it wants but little rtflittiuD,
And you'll be the 6r.t to uree
That the favors in which yuu are basking
Are darkness to others and tne.
And it's hard when you lie iu the sun
shioe
Of for me so smiling iuJeeJ,
If you have not a thought for the many
Who'll never can never sueceed.
"HOT MUSIC ON TUE HALF
SHELL FOR TWO."
Jud Browoin, when visiting New
York, goes to hear Rubinstein, and gives
the following description of his playing :
Well, sir, he had the blatuedest, big
gest, cattyeorncdest pianneryou ever laid
eyes on; somethin, like a distracted bil
liard table on three legs. The lid was
hoisted, and mighty well it was. If it
hadn't been he'd a tore the entire inside
clean out, and scattered 'em to the four
winds of heavon.
Played well ? You bet he did; but
don't interrupt me. When be first sit
down, ha 'peared to keer mighty little
'bout playin,' and wisht he hadn't come
He tweedle leedled a little on the treble,
and twoodle oodled some on the base
just foolin' and bozin' the thing's jaws
for being in the way. And I says to
the man sittin' next to me says I: "What
sort of fool playin' is that ?" And he
says, "Heish !" But presentyhis hands
commenced chasiu' one anothor up and
down the keys, like a parcel of rats
icampin' through a garret very swift.
Parts of it was sweet, though, and re
minded toe of a sugar squirrel turnin'
the wheel of a candy cage.
"Now," I says to my neighbor, "he's
showin' off. He thinks he's a doiu' of
it, but he ain't got no idee, no plan no
nothiu'. If he'd play me a tune of some
kind or other I'd"
But my neighbor says "Heish 1" very
impatient.
I was just about to git up and go
houie, bein' tired of that foolishness,
when I heard a liulc bird waking up
away off in the woods, and call sleepy
like to bis mate aud I looked up and see
that Ruby was beginning to take some
interest in his business, and I sit down
again. It was the first peep of day.
The light came faint from the east, the
breei.'S blowed gentle and fresh, some
more birds waked up in the orchard,
then some more in the trees near the
house, and all began singin' together.
People began to stir, and the gal opened
the shutters. Just then the first beam
of the sun fell upon the blossoms, a leelle
more, and it teeht the roses on the bushes,
and the next thing it was broad day; the
sun fairly blazed, the birds sung like
they d split their little throats; all the
leaves was moving,' and flashed diatnouds
of dew, and the whole wide world was
bright anil happy as a king. Seemed to
me like there was a good breakfast in
every house in the land, and not it flick
child or woman any where. It was a
fine morniu'.
Aud I says to my neighbor : "That's
music, that is."
But he glared at me like to cut my
throat
Presently the wind turned; it begun
to thicken up, anl a kind of gray mitt
came over things; I got low spirited
directly. 1 hen a silver rain began to
fall. I could set the drops touch the
ground; aouie flashed up like long pearl
ear rings, uud the rest rolled away like
rouud rubies. It was pretty, but melan
choly. Then the pearls gathered llietu-
celves into long strands and ncckUuit
atid then they melted iuto thin silver
streams, running between golden gravels,
and then the streams joined each other
at the bottom nf the hill, and made
brook that fl.iwed silent, except that you
could kiuder see the uiutic, special y
wnea i no uusnesoa tne nanus tuoveu as
the uiusiu went aloux dowu the valley. 1
eould smell the flowers in the meado
But the sun didn't shine, uor the bird:
sing. It was a foggy day, but not cold.
1 ha most curious thing wan the little
white angel boy like you see in pictures,
that run ahead of the music brook and
led it on, and on, away out of the world,
where no man ever was, certain. I eould
see that boy just aa plain as I see you.
Then the moonlight came without any
i unset, and shone on the graveyards,
here some few ghosts lifted their hands
aod went over the wall, and between the
black, sharp top tree splendid marble
bouses rose up, with fine ladies in the
lit up windows, and men that loved 'em,
but eould never get a nigh 'eui, who
played on guitars under the trees, and
made roe that miserable I eould have
cried, because I wanted to love somebody.
I didn'l know who, better than the men
"uitarf did.
a got up then and there aud preached a
better suuiuo lliau 1 ever listened to.
There wasn't a thing in the world left to
live for, not a blatno thing, and yet 1
didn't want tbc music to stop one bit.
It was happier to be mis rable than to
be happy without being miserable. I
couldn't understand it. 1 hung my head
and pulled out my handkerchief, and
bh wed my nose ieud to keep me from
cijiu'. My eyes is weak anyway; I
di'lu't want nnyh. dy to be a gazin' at
Uie a snivliu', aud its nobody's business
what I do with my nose. It's mine.
But shine several glared at rue mad as
btz 'S. Then, all of a suddeu, old Ru
bin changed his tune. Ilo ripped out
aud lie rared, he tipped an 1 he tared, he
pranced aud he charged like the grand
entry at a eireus. Peared to lue that all
the gas iu the bouse was turned on at
otiee, things got so bright, and I hilt up
my head, ready to look any tuan in the
lace, and not afraid of nothin'. It was a
eireus, and a bra.- band, aud a big ball
all a L'oiu' on at the same tiuie He lit
into I Imu keys like a llmusund of brick
no gave em no rest ilay or niglil; he set
overy livin' joiul in me a guin', and not
beiu' able to stand it no longer, I jumped
spang onto my seat, and hollered:
"(io il Rube !"
Kvery blamed man, woman, and child
in the house riz on me and shouted,
"Put him out I put him out I"
Put your great grandmother's grizzly
gray greenish cat into the iniilllu of next
month!" I says. "Tech uie if you dart!
I paid my money and jest coino a nigh
me I"
With that some several policemen run
up, and I had to simmer down But I
could a fit any fool that laid hands on
me, for I was bound to hear Ruby out or
die.
He had changed the tune again. He
hop light ladies and tiptoed fine from
end to end of the key board. He played
soft and low and solemn. I heard the
church Veils over the hills. The candles
of hcaveu was lit, one by cue; I saw the
stars rise. The great organ of eternity
began to play from the world's end to
the world's end aod all the angels went
to prayers. Then the
music changed to water, full of feeling
that couldu't be thought, and began to
drop drip, drop drip, drop, clear and
sweet, liko tears of joy falling into a lake
of glory. It was sweeter than that. It
was as Bweet as a sweet heart sweetened
wilh white sugar mixed with powdered
silver aod seed of diamoods. It was too
sweet. I tell you the audience cheered.
Rubin he kinder bowed like he wanted
to say, "Much obleeged, but I' rather
you wouldn't interrup' me "
He slopt a moment or two to ketch
breath. Then he got mad, Ho run his
fingers through his hair, he shuved up
bis sleeve, he opened his coat tails a leetle
further, he drug up his stool, he leaned
over, and sir, he just went fur that old
pianner. He s!apt her face, he bmed
her jaws, he pulled her nose, he pinched
her cars, and he scratched her cheeks
until she fairly yelled. Ilo knoekt her
down and he starupt her shameful. Sin
bellowed, she bleated like a calf, she
howled like a hound, she squealed like a
pig, she shrieked like a rat, and then he
wouldti t lit tier up. lie ran a quarter
stretch down the low grounds of the
base, till be got clean in the bowels of
the earth, and )ou heard thunder gal
loping after thunder, through the hoi
lows and eaves of perdition; and then he
fox chased his right hand wilh his left
till tie got away out ot the treble into
the clouds, whar the notes was finer than
the pints of cambric needles, and you
couldn't hear notliin' but the shadders
of 'em And then he wouldn't let tin
old piinner go. He for'ard and two'd,
ho cr st over first gentleman, he eh;
sade right and left, back to your places.
he all hands' d round, ladies to the right
prouicoiidc all io aod out, hero and there
back and forth, up and down, perpetual
motion, double twisted and turned am
tacked and tangled into forty eleven
thous.nd double bow knots.
Byjioks! it was a mixtery. Aod
then 1 i wouldn't let the old pianntr go.
He fe hed up bis right wing, he feehed
up his iul't wiug, he leclicd up his centre,
feehed up his reserves. He fired by file,
be fired b? plalooos, by company, by
regiments, and by brigades. He opeued
his cinnon-seige guns down thar, Napo
leons her", twelve pounders yonder big
guns, little gum, middle s zed guns
round shot, shells, slnrpnels, grape, can
tster, mortar, mines and magazines, evety
livio' battery and bomb a goiu' at the
same time. Tin house ireiubltd, tin
lights danced, the walls shuk, the 0
come up, the eetltn conn; down, the sly
split, the gr iund rnkt heavens aud
earth, creation, sweet potatoes, Moses
ninepences, glory, ten penny nails, Samp
sou iu a simmon tree, Tump Tompson in
l tumbler cart, roodle oodlc oodle-oodle
ruddle udle udle-uile raddle addle ad-die-
liddle-iddle-iddle iddle reddle ecdle
eedleeedle pr-r-rilang! Bang I ! II
lang! per-lang! prrr-r-r ! Bang! ! !
With that bang! he lifted himself
bodily into tho air and he come down
with his knees, his ten fingers, his ten
toes, his elb iws, and his nose, striking
every single, solitary key on the pianner
at the same time. The thing busted
and went off into seventeen hundred and
fifty teven thousand, five hundred and
forty two henii douii semi quivers, and I
know'd no more'.
When I come to, I were under ground
about twenty foot, in a place they call
Oyster Bay, a treatin' a Yankee that I
never laid eyes on before, and never ex
pect to again. Day was breakio' by the
time I got to the St Nicholas Hotel, aod
I Vledge yon my word I did not know mv
A MK1UTY I.OXli TK.Uir.
. , 6 R AVE r
Dcmorest's Magazine.
STILL IX PO'SKsaiOX.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tl
CASH
ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'VE PAVED
THE WAY
fur the biggest season I have ever known
bv displavinRan imnieuse Btock of GEN
ERAL MERCHANDISE for
ML ID
Jess How do you argue that men axe
naturally better than women?
Jack No man ever had seven devils
cast out of him.
Jess k; they've got 'em vet-
Truth.
l'erdlta Were you ever kissed tn
unnel?
Penelope Yes.
Pcrdlta Were you frightened?
Penelope Yes; I was awfully afraid
no one would see us. Brooklyn Life.
OATI1ERINO IP KVIUKMB.
fll
To those who
lobbing offer.
tule advantage of our
The-
Roanoke News,
-AND-
IHOUF.XGS I'F TO DATE.
"Hello, Diogenes! Why aren't you
at home In such a rain?"
"You forget, dear friend, this is
washing day, and my tub Is In use."
Life.
THOME CHILDREN OF OIKS.
1
"Lome, hlale, and give Charley a
nice kiss. He Is crying because yon
don't want to play with him."
"A kiss? Why, mamma, what does
that stupid child know of a kiss?"
Fliegende ltloetter.
AT THE COl NTt FAIR.
Farmer Pumper (In the milk bual
" What kind of an animal U Uwt?
-St. Louis Krrjahlle.
Specimen Cases.
5. II- tliltord, New tassel, Wis., was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
a If eel ed to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of
Eleelrio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Ilarrisburg, III
had a running sore oo his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bueklcn's Arnica Salve and his lee
sound snd well. John Speaker Catawba,
0., had five laagc fever sores on his leg
doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle of Eleelrio Bitters snd one box of
Bucklen's Arniea Salve cured him en
tirely. Sold by Wm. Cohen drugist.
Zf. Tatft., .i-PW J" s"w my L.msil
Whs lUbr was akk, w awn bar Caatorta.
Worn was a Olid, d oris! tor Ckstoria.
Whw uha becama Mm, aha ohinf to Cajtorta.
Atlanta
CONSTITUTION
-Onejyear, both papers for
12.00.
The Constitution has placed in a sealed
envelope a lepal tender note, the number
composed of eight figures and on the ar
rangemeut of these figures depends the
distribution of $2,000. The following
figures compose the number of the note
I have gathered in a variety of bargains
and will sell at "LOW TARIFF KATES."
Fiue line of Clothing, lteautiful Press
ratterus, Shoes of every description.
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHINGS.
ojuPrices to correspond with the low
price ot cotton. I am always pleased to
show goodB and guarantee prices.
W. B. TILLERY,
Welden, N C
-THE NEW YORK-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EMM & FIERCE,
-WHOLESALE aud RETAIL DEALERS IN-
QEfiEIML .mCHMIDISE,
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
S. A, L.
SEABOARD
AIR LINE,
Absolutely the Shortest anil Qui,i,.,
Home South, only IS ur, c""
to Atlanta.
SCHEDULE IN EPPECT SUNDAY
DEC. 23rd, 1H94.
NORTHBOUND.
38
Lv Weldon,
Ar Boykins,
Ar Frunklin,
Ar Suffolk,
Ar l'ortumoutb,
Ar Miriolk,
P.M.
3.2v!
4.06
4.40
S.14
660
800
Ar Old l't Comfort, steamer 7.20
402
"or
4.33.
6.24.
6 02.
6 44.
7.30.
7.50.
7.20.
SOUTHBOUND.
41
403.
Each
Store
Hew Goods for Fall M Inter.
E
WELDON, N. C.
1 CENT ARTICLES.
Account books. Carpenter's pencils, yard
luce, Box of taeks, l'aper pins. Finger
ring, 3 lead pencils, box blacking, Hull
sewing cottou, paper needles, yard ribbon,
3 papt rs hair pins, card books and eyes, 2
pen holders.
2 CENT ARTICLES.
Package envelopes. Monev Purse, dozen
brass head tacks, dozen pant buttons, spool
good cotton, cake toiletsoap, quire writing
paper, Banjo, tlniur and Violin strings.
!l CENT ARTICLES.
Yard garter web, 144 rice buttons, good
machine cottou, dozeu dress buttons, big
box blacking, package good envelopes, bot
tle ink, handkerchiefs, ball knitting cotton
tin plates, beat lead pencils, files, combs,
6 knitting needles.
4 CENT ARTICLES.
Tin cup, yard calico, yard good lace, tin
fuunel, paper brass pins, good comb, large
slate, 6 spoons.
AGENT ARTICLES.
Gents' aud ladies hose, mouse traps,
block handle dipper, stove shovel, pocket
knife, quire bent paper, 4 hook hst rock,
lamp burner, liuen collars, linen handker
chiefs, 25 oeutcutT buttons, hair oil and
cologne, large wash bowl, padlock aad 2
keys, 2 cakes soap, Swan-down fuce pow
der, pair suspenders, hasp aud staple, yard
wide cloth, box writing paper.
H. C. SriKRS, Muugef.
Le Weldon, 11.64 a.m.
Ar Henderson, 1.62 p.m.
Ar Durham, 4.12 p.m.
Ar Raleigh, 3.60 p.m.
Ar Southern Pines (.27 p.m.
Ar Hamlet, 7.25 p.m.
Ar Charleston vist
Hamlet,
Ar Wadesboro,
Ar Monroe,
Ar Charlotte,
Lv Monroe, N. C.
Ar Chester, B.C.
Ar Clinton, S. C.
Arlireenwood, S. C. 12.67
Ar Abbeville, H. V. 1.20
2.48.i.m.
4.10 am.
. 10 a.m.
617 a.m.
7'lOa.ra,
7.64 a.n.
. 40 p.m.
8.37 a.m,
8.22 a.m.
VERY department brimful and
running - over. We - carry - the
largest stock . of DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES and
GROCERIES of any house in Hali
fax County. Our immense store is
FULL of BARGAINS for aU. We
keep every article needed on the
farm or in the house.
Visitors to Weldon should visit
our store and inspect our stock be
fore buying elsewhere.
B. 11p.m.
9.00 p. m.
10.00p.m. 10.52 in.
9.20 9.37 a.m.
12.10a.rn 12.04 pm
n Km ... "
i.sn p.m.
1.15 n. m
Ar Klberton, Ua. 2.31 2.04 p.m.
Ar Athens, Oa. 3.40 3.03 p.m.
Ar Atlanta, Union dep. 5.20 4.09 p.m.
Ar Macon, (la., 6.60 p.m 6.50 p m.
No. 403 Vestibule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman
Sleepers Weldon to Atlanta and Macon,
Ga. Connects directly at Atlanta with W.
and A. R. R. for Chattanooga, Nashvillt
and all points west. Connects with A.
& W. P. R. K. for Mobile, Montgomery,
New Orleans and all points Southwest
For tickets and baggage checks to all
points South and Southwest, sleeping car
reservation snd general information call on
T. P. ANDERSON, Agent, Weldon, N. C.
JOHN H. WINDER, Gen'l Manager.
T.J. ANDERSON, Gen'l Paasei gsr Ag't,
W.iW.R. R. BRANCHES
AND FLORENCE RAILROAD.
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS CiOINU SOUTH.
DATED
Jan rth
ISM.
1 3
Leave Weldon,
P.M. P.M. P.M.
11 M 17
Ar KiK kr Mount II .'7 le 10
I li
J
Ar Tiirtmro
Leave Tarboro,
I t RocIct Mount,
Leave Wiliou.
Lv Helm a,
Lt FavetteTllla.
Arrive Florence,
iT WlUnn.
Lv (lohiiboro,
Lv Mafruolia,
Ar Wilmington,
P
ETERSBURGSEEDHOUSE.
HEKD for FARM & (iARDKS TKHTKhnn nnr
Firm.
Plants, Fruit Trees, Feitilixers, Oil Cake
Meal, Ac. Hend for circulars to
W. GROSSMAN, Seedsman
and Market Gardener,
Bollingbrook St., Petersburg, Va.
sep 13 lyr.
. P. SALE,
Proprietor.
WM. LINN,
Manager.
MANSION HOUSE.
- BOT1I ON -
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Union Street, NORFOLK, VA.
ET. CLARK.
5-3-M-l-0-.il
Uck. .
Though of count they are not given here in
the order in which they appear on tbe note
To those sending In their
B BACK DUES 3
and $2.00 in advance for both papers, can
re-arrange these figures as ther think the
are on the note.
$1,000 in cash to the one who give the
number of the note.
$600 in cash to the one who comes near
est giving the exact arrangement
$260 to the one coming second nearest
$100 " " 3rd "
$50 " " 4th "
and $30, $16, $10, $5 to those coming 6th
to 16th nearest.
Remember, tb guess costs 70a NOTH
ING, Yon on have to paj np and renew
for one jear in advance, if 70a are aa aid
subscriber, and all sew one subacribors
have only to send $1.60, get both papers
and hare a guess at the great cash distil
bution. Now is the time to begin.
Send all orders to
ROANOKE NEWS.
Weldon, N. C.
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. AND
Real Estate Apt
WELDON. N. C
THE
WAGE
EARNER
la, without donbt, the greatest beneficiary
of lite insurance. It affords hi m an abso
lutely safe means ol investing his savings
and a guarantee that those depending on
his earnings will be amply provided for
atnisaemise, under tbe Tontine policy
Equitable Life
he Is also provided with a safe-guard
against misfortune besides receiving a
much larger amount of insnrtnos for the
same amount of premiums paid In. It is
better than the savings bank, bettor than
the building association, betterthan gov
ernment bonds. Better for the wage earn
er, or for anyone than any other method
ever originated. For facts and figures, ad
dress W. J. RODDY, Manager,
Forthe Cartlioas. - Rock HilL 8. C.
A L. Stausace, Agent, Weldeo, M. 0.
mm
11
GARWOOD'S EXT1UCT,
NAtL'S TRIPLE,
VIOLET WATER,
WOODWORTIl's FLORIDA WA
TIB, AND
SACHET POWDER.
New Line of
rSTATIONERYfc
Just Received ISO Linen writing
Tablets, which I'll sell
at a small
PKOFIT.
ACCURACY
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Stag Brand Prepared
Paints.
Pure While Lead k
Linseed oil.
I'll sell paints at t
very small margin.
A Large
Stock of
LANDRETH'S
GARDEN
SEED.
li to
1 03 10 to
I OS 11 US
I ss
4 80 II SI
7 15 S 00
No. 47
I IIS
I M
4
5 30
00
li
A.M.
S5
7 10
8 ts
ie oe
P. St.
P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
I f f I li
r n 4 '!
i . s -I
r, sr. x a -on
A.M. A.M. P.M.
Lv Florence. I IS 7 li
Lv FareUevtlle, 10 SS a lt
Leave Heliaa, 11 31
ar.Wluun, 1 so nil
HO. 4S
Lv Wilmington, si
1.T HBKUUlia IV 38
Lv (loldnboro, II 05
ar niijon, 1 mi
no. is
Lv WIlK.n. 1 so 11 0
Ar Rorkjr Mount, II) 12 of
A r Tarboro, I is
Lv Tarboro. II 10
Lv Rock? Mount, I aa It 01
Ar noiaou, s a ll 54
700
I !1
ju
10 17
10 81
11 IS
P.M.
P.M. P.M. A. M. P.M.
Dally eicept Similar.
Train on Scotland Meek Rranrh HnA u
Weldon at its . ni. Halifax 4 Oo, arrive teoiuuJ
iUa
1 leaves
h...h 1 ,K n n. lit...... Ill- ... T 1I3
I p.ii. neiunnuf ivavpi Ain&Lnn 3Q, S.
(ireenvillestla m. ArriVlhf St Balltti 11
a. m., Woldou II oa.m.aallrexceptttuiiaaT.
as p. m. flail;
trains on Soot
eicitsiiunar. rouuetta wltb trains on
lana isees aranm.
Train Iravei Tarboro N. C, via Albemarla sad
Haieixii n. k. iiauy eieepi Sunday a eo
B. ai..
Sunday 00 p. m arrive Wllllamalon N. C. 7 II
up. ni rirmonin simp, m., a tup. ai,
is leavee Plymouth daily aacepi liiaikl
Suurlay So a. a. wmiamiion. N. if..
Returnlns leave)
40 a. m. tH s. m. arrive Tarboro lu!6a.i
11 41a. n.
Train on Midland N. C. Bram h leaves Golds
boro N.C.. dally eicept Hunday 4 06 a. m arrive
Kmllhfleld.N. C.,7 .Hi a. m. Relumlur leaves
Smiihneld, N. C, S00 a. m arrive Uoldaboro, M
CSlWp.m.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky
".fiivnie
Retdrhiv
Mountat4Up.n.,srrlrtat Ntihvllla sodi
m..lipriniHopa 6p. to. Retttrhflif Itavea
SprlnaUopa S00 a. m., Naihvl)lert II i, jo".
arRoaky Mount Sia.m.dallyaioaplHuiuIay.
H ralna on lalla Braneb riomioa k. R. bawa
Lalta ft 40 p, m.: arrive Dmitiar 7 50 p. m. Re
turning leave DanbarS sn a. m., arrive Latta7 oS
a. ui. iuy vAtvpisuuaar.
T rain on t.'liulon Rrain-n leavea Warsaw for
Clinton, dailf except Hunday at 4 IS p. u. and
wvwa.ai. neiunilRg leave llinuin Si T BV S SB
aud 0 imp. m., connecting at Warsaw with Kaa,
40,41. 13 and 7S.
Train No. 7S makes rloae connection at WeKaa
for all point! North daily. All rail via Richmond
aua aaiir ezuej
Roeky atoujit
Railroad for Norn
Norfolk.
J.R.KKNI.T,
sup't Trans,
!Pt Hunday via Ray Llns, alao at
daily wltb Norfolk and Carolina
Norfolk and all poluta Nona via
T.M.IMKKcON. uen'l Paisenger itiCf
J. F.DIVWf,
urneriupt
TLANTIC COAST USE.
PETERSBURG & WLLDONR.R
CaaSanaed Sehedule.
TRAINS GOINO SOUTH.
The Place to get Your
-At the lowest prices is at-
DR. I. Q. ZOWCOFFEQ'8,
Wrst side Washington; Avenue, Opposite B. R, Bbed, Weldon, N, C.
PERFUMERY, STATIONERY,
FANCY SOAPS, BRUSHES.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Stock kept complete by frequent Arrivals.
Prescription Depart man t filled with the best selected material.
PraaoripUou com pounded at all hours with gnat care.
Etstaaaber that hearty welcosne alwajri awaits yost at Zllicoffsr'a
Dated Jan. 27, 1885.
No. 23
Daily.
No 403
Daily.
Leave Petersburg,
Leave Stony Creek,
Leave Jarratta,
Leave Belneld,
Arrive Weldon,
9. 50 am
10.87 am
10. M am
11.08 am
1148 am
1.04 am
1.48 m
9.18 am
3.48
Mo. 3fi, KoincSonth. leavea Psterabnri
at 7.46, p. m., arrive at Weldon 9.S6.
TRAINS GOING NORTH,
I No. 39 I No. 78
Dally. Daily.
Leave Weldon,
Le Belneld,
Le Jarratta,
Le Stony Creek.
Arrive Petersburg.
13.54 a.n
9.38 a.m.
3.48 p. ra
4.95 p. m
4.43 p. m
4.58 p. m
5.43 p, aa
No- 403. coins North leaves Weldon doi
ly at 4:18, arrive at Petersburg 5.53 a. am.
E. T. D. MYERS, T. M. EMEItSON, '
Gen'l Superintendent, Gen. Passenter af
M, COHEN, SON $ CO.,
PETERSBURG, IL
Wa-Wholeaal
DRY GOODS and
NOTIONS.
Uanatactnnra of Shirts, Dnrwers and over
alls. Price inu3tlaiiistaNa
eranwkess. Orders receivs prosopt pt
aossatteeUea, MTlly.