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DETECTIVES
A Gootl Oat look for Hudson Hirer Fruit.
Tho outlook for a largo yield of high
and Iqw vine fruits in the Hudson river
valley, tetwero Baxrytbwn and Corn
wall, is promising'. Trnit'men who are
tying and'pruning vines that unless
a wet season i3 experienced in June, the
strawberry crop will be beyond the aver-
age harvests in. past seasons. The Ant
werp raspberry canes are healthy and
give evidence of an abundant crop The
peach crop lias been more or less injured.
There are many orchards in southern
Ulster that will not yield more than a
bushel of fully matured fruit. Other
orchards in Marlborough, Clintondale,
Highland and New Paltz will yield 23
per cent, of a full crop.
ifauy of the trees are now in blossom,
which confirms the statement of pains
taking horticulturists, made early in
March, that the Hudson river peach crop
will not be a complete failure this season
unless unlooked for atmospheric changes
are experienced. It is yet too early to
predict the- opt put of grapes,. Fruit
growers arScakinglevcry precaution de- J
manded for the proper care of tho vines,
and the disease which proved o disas
trous to the crop last eeason is believed
to have been cured by the application of
remedies especially prepared for the vine.
It remains to be seen if the prediction!
of practical men, made concerning the
effect of a wet summer on the vines, will
be verified. Kingston Freeman.
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An Active Centenarian.
Uncle Billy Madden, as he is familiarly
known, recently celebrated his 110th
birthday. The early years of his life
were spent in North Carolina, where he
became a famous hunter and fisherman,
and it was on one of these fishing and
hunting expeditions that he came to this
state over sixty years ago. For many
years he rail flatboats down the Tennes
see river, but this business becoming un
profitable he bought a mountaif arm,
where he has lived ever since, his sons
doing most of the work.
The old man is still active, but does
not often leave his own premises, al
though .he has been known to walk sev
eral miles in a day during the past two
or three years. He has. been married
four times, and survives all of his wives.
He has had twenty-two children, but five
of whom are dead. His grandchildren
are very numerous, but they have scat
tered all over the country, and it is im
possible, therefore, to give the exact
number of his descendants. Kingston
(Tenn.) Letter.
UiSiLS' IMPROVED
S y Ira Sm E 1 a ! 4
-.-.-' AT ? "TITNV and WIIOLKSOMIi
Ai ' c. :5mfc'.t or Oi-Of or for it.
C E. Hinzs,
PHILADELPHIA.
d;
anos-Organs.
l-i:cproT-im.M1fi,i of fastening strlacs
hla-'H- irivt-nt a i us, is one of the most
''-.rir.t lu.pr,, 0;,,r ma,e making
-".-'run.. i.t r, ri. hlv liiuslcai in toue,
Ofdifjl ! . j ,-. , to get out or tunc.
! '.i ?L" v.i-.iii iiariiiin Organs anrt
-;v.-;i. i.i-su i!i 1 K it wbichjsthp chief
' ,', Vf," u,v iiiu.-l.iil ;a.i ruiaent, quality
'.',,,T,:,,r'-'i- !h,''-'"Tii Import am-, are
nu hMii, ,n,llK Au inxjrument with
y iN.ii s , k ..(. kI. illustrated
..... ., ,4 : infnjaia-e-t this sea-
MASON &' HAMLIN:
Or n and Imi,o Co ,
r LIFE
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ir,t:r,: OF LIFE
x L-.AVf VT , ' Vcl:sr Medical Treatise '
Kscr1!; ,y 1,1 :'!ir";rs ox the biooj. .
tJ ti" e Mrr:w Social KoLition.
' . 1 C v! (!- :- los.cs3 thL threat i
Jr:,r iM a rrS' :f rpiy PVl The '
I1 ";! i 'l V.!l.U rrkor. M.Y., re :
i7pHl.?-!i v rtal --lioa for
ty : :a" ranT l consuhctl. coisii-
kVViM!L.. vr- ;'tr icr lid e should
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c-iiVi "'- r-t f ycifvil rrrorn. trlr
Y.-f f14. lot manliood. ctc I will
H-er.-.tT"? tr'i- tild contiinlcg full
F- sii t;..r. r:e lure- F R EE cf chrs. A
as i ork : Bhould I read by every
rW v trrcc8 ad dtbiUuted. Addresa,
C iOffLUt, Motxlu Conn.
John WernerT"
I -SiiE 1 i t-"
A New Veliicle for Streets.
A new system of transportation has
lately come into vogue in Chicago. The
vehicles" are called carettes.
The carette is a kind of combination
stage and street railway car. Each
vehicle will seat twenty persons. The
seats and backs are upholstered and con
tain springs. The vehicles are specially
constructed for ease and comfort, and
rest upon patented springs of novel de
sign. A single pw step to the platform in
the rear gives easy ingress' and egress.
There is said to be an absolute freedom
from jolfing in motion. Fast time is
predicted, as, although the motor is only
horse power, there are no blockades such
as obstruct street cars.
As no tracks are necessary, these car
ettes will probably soon be running on
the most exclusively residence streets and
boulevards. They are painted white,
with gold decorations. New York Jour
nal. '
A Monument o Tapers.
At the tenth census there was obtained
by Special Agent North a very unique
collection of over 11,000 newspapers and
periodicals published in the United
States during the census year, which
collection was arranged, bound and de
posited for preservation at the congres
sional library. In view of the great his
torical value of such a collection, Super
intendent Porter has decided to form a
! collection of all the newspapers, maga-
1
zincs and peruviicAl puDncanons or every
character and description printed in the
United States during the present census
year, to serve as a permanent memorial
of the development of this , important
branch of American enterprise. This
collection Avill be made in duplicate, one
set for preservation at the library of
congress and the other for deposit in the
National museum. Washington Post.
Satisfied with the' Investment.
An unfortunate young man of the name
of Robert Heard, "living at Totness, be
came enamored of a comely maiden who
did not reciprocate his affection. Last
week Robert met the cruel maiden, and
in a moment of uncontrollable rapture
put his arms about her and ravished a
kiss. The fair but obdurate one lodged
a formal complaint against Robert, and
the young man. was apprehended and
tried" for his misdemeanor. The magis
trate, after hearing the pros and cons,
sentenced Robert to, fix weeks at hard
labor. As Robert walked off to prison
he remarked proudly: "Well, the kiss
was worth itr Eugene Field's Letter.
A Catch of 31 Trout in a Day.
A-W. Ceoke, of Cayuga, N. Y., and
R. B. Downs, of Rochester, fished in tho
Little Kettle creek, in the southern part
of this county, one day last week. They
caught 319 trout, and were obliged to
leave the" brook on . account of a fire in
the woods that endangered their safety.
The fish filled two fifteen pound creels
and all the pockets of the two anglers'
fishing coats. The biggest trout was a
'foot long, and the most of them were of
fair size, but a good many of them
mbcht better have been leftln the brook.
r. New York Sun.
fe f-jein?"0' DCs Barbers la
WVltow ana
l' liU The German Barber,
-? iiariict street.
A large sewer in Portland, Ore., bo
coming choked, workmen dug it open,
and to their groat surprise found the
roots cf a shad treo had forced ft pass
ago through ' tho walls and formed a
BQd.mass for fiity feet? Tho top of tho
sewer ii ten feet below tho surface.
Sire Enov-U.
They driv a kerridge to the door,
An' out of it a lady got.
All dreaded in Hkg an' furbelows.
An--walked right up toHrharl sot;
Se7 she: 4 I come from Obed.owii,
I in h nut in' for a Cap'n lirowru"
I looked, an' when lier face I see,
Thinks I, No, inarm, you kain't fool
me;
I knowed them eyes wuz Ellen's.
-. ' .
My darter, married twenty years,
A n' prone to live in Idyho: i
Shed rrowed an' changed, but then,
law iue;
Queer ef a mother wouldn't know.
Her hair was tetchetl a bit with gray
An mebby she wa'n't quite so gav:
A little stouter in her size,
lit, as I looked ip them blue eves
I knowed them eyes wuz Ellen's.
An' so I riz right up at once
An grabbed her close and belt her
tight. .
An" she sed, 'Marl' an I cried,
Nell:'
An then we hugged with all our
might.
For time might ketch me on some
things,
Ooii.sidrn all the ehunge it brings,
Hut when I looked, I knowed her,
shore.
I seen my baby's eyes once more;
I knowed them eyes wuz Ellen's.
Earnest McGaffey.
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A Safe Investment.
Is one which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory results, or in
case of failure a return of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised druggist a
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. It is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs or Ghest, ssch as Consump
tion, Inflammation of Lungs, Bron
chitis, Asthma, Wooping Cough,
Croup, ete., etc. It is pleasant and
agreeable to . taste, perfectly gafe
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottle free at Robert R. Balla-I
my's wholesale and retail drug store.
wine, gin,
liquor."
MAYMOONSHINE. '
"A demagogue," said a small boy
who builded better than he knew,
is a vessel mat holds
whiskey or any other
Youth's Companion.
A popular clergyman in Philadel
phia delivered a lecture on "Fools."
The ticket to it read: "Lecture on
Fools admit one." There "Was a
very large attendance.
"I have always been a staunch
protectionist," remarked Young fit li
er, "but since the baby has been
fretful at nights I do wish McKinley
would remove the tacks from car
pets."
Lafayette (playing billiards with
George Washington) You play ze
fine game of beelliards, George!
Washington Yes; but I don't begin
to play as well as I did five or six
years ago! Brooklyn -'Illustrated
Monthly.
The average American citizen
would turn his back on the great
est man this world ever produced
to look at a pretty eighteen -year-old
girl with a new spring suit on
and n dimple in her chin. Somer
ville Journal.
- - - - - -
Ativii-eto Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the lit
tle sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving flie
cniltLfrom pain, and the little cher
ub awaken as "bright as button." It
is very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is tne best known reme
dy for diarrhoea, whether arising
from teething or otlKr causes.
Twenty five cents a bottle.
julv C deod&wlv
"It Works "Like a Charm."
Rulon's Magnetic Liniment is a
safe and speedy cure for Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Gout, Headache,
Sprains, Bruises, Swellings, Diph
theria, Inflammation of the Kidneys
and all painful affections. For sale
by Munds Brothers.
Fishermen's Supplies,
-
Builders' Hardware,
PAINTS AND SASH.
WALK KR'S STRICTLY. FUSE MI1K LED,
made by the old Dutca process, the best Lead
ou the market. Tbey not bejng ia combina
tion oau make special price on same.
COOKING STOVES.
Largest assortment in the State to select
from; sold at factory prices. ' -
Oil Stoves of All Sizes.
In them you will And comfort and economy.
Puinpp, Step-Ladders.
We ask for jour patronage and shall ever
endeavor to Cesrrve the same,
llespect fully,
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.,
apl 22 tf 12 SO- FRONT ST.
Wilmington Savings & Trust Co.
J.W.ATKINSON.
President.
W. P. TOOTHER,
Cashier.
1 HQ PRINCESS ST., WILMINGTON, N. a,
lvO Lends Money cn satisfactory security.
Pay Interest on Deposits. Is empowered to
execute Trusts of all Kinds. mch S t
For Sale.
1 000 LBS OLD- TITX MCTAL, CLEAN
nj. m good conation. Win be aott cneap,
AIT1 ftt
this omcs
i mm . i . ,1 i i
j f . a , a , .
Tbe joUopiig craoUUoma represent wiiol
sale prices generauy.- In mating up small or!
ders nlgner prices nave to be cnarcttl
ISA I MWADS, Ac
BAOOINQ
Gunny.
Stjuidanl .'
BACON North Carolina.
Hams....
7
8
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8
9
8X
12 .
10
0
1
5
40
00
65
SO
8 00
0 00
IS
25
18
10
4 1
9 1
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310 00
en oo
70
Shoulders n.t. . .
Sides, v
WESTERN SMOKED
Hams, y ft.; isd 14
Sides, V U 8 10
Shoulders, 7x 8
DRY SALTED
Sides, v . 5 6
Shoulders, v& & sx
BARREJjs-Spirlts Turpentine.
second Hand, each 1 40 1 SO
New, New Yorkeaca.i
New, city, each
BEKSWAX, V lb. ,
BRICKS, Wilmington, V M
Northern....;...........,
BUTTER, y ft
North Carolina... ...
Northern
CANDLES, v lb
Sperm Adamantine ..... .. . .
CHEESE, y B
Northern Factory
Dairy, Cream
State
eoFFEE, .
Java 27 O
Laguyra...:. v - 23
Rio .:. 20- e
CORN MKAL,? bush, lnsacfa. 00
Virginia Meal... oo
COTTON TIES, V bundle 1 25 &
DOMESTICS
Sheeting, 4-4; y yard 6 S
Yarns, v bunch...... 00
EGGS, doz 10 &
fish
Mackerel, No. 1, y bbi X) 00 30 60
Mackerel, No. l, r hair bbL 12 56 15 00
Mackerel, Na 2, V bbl .15 00 fi20 00
Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl... 4 75 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3; V bbl. . .... 7 80 010 Od
Mullets. bbl.. Z.. 6 00 7 00
N. C. Roe nemng. v keg... 00 6 00
Dry Cod, V lb 5- 10
FLOUR, V bbl
Western, ; low grade... 50
13 &
9 &
Z5
80
.25 ,
10
14
11
JO
25
23
65
1 30
0 4 00
00 & 6 00
S0' 6 00
4 10
O 5 00
& 10
00
8
48
00
52
00
33
00
05
3
" Extra 4
" Family . 4
City Mills Super. 4
Family 4
GLUE, v n
GRAIN, busheL
Corn, fm store, bags, white
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white.
Corn, cargo, in bags, white.
Corn, mixed, from store
Oats, from store
Oats, Rust Proof
Cow Peas
HIDES, & lb
Green
Dry
DAY, 100 lbs
Eastern Western
North River...
HOOP IRON, a.
LARD, lb.
Northern '. 61 7
North Carolina 8 10
LIME, v barrel......... l 25 a o oo
LU MBER, City Sawed, y M ft. .
Ship Stuff, resawed ...18 oo
Rough Edge Plank '. . .15 00
West India Cargles, accord
ing to quality. .. . 13 00
Drosaed Flooring, seasoned.18 00
scantling and Board, com'n. 14 00
molasses, y gallon
New Crop I n hhds.
44 In bbls 28
Porto Rico, in hhds 28
05
85
5
2
50
48
53
51
50
PO
3
5
10
90
00
3
2Q 00
W 00
l 00
(22 Ul
(St 15 ( II
" in bbls 2G
Sugar House, In hhds (to
44 44 in bbls. 16
Syrup, In bbls . . 22
NAILS, V Keg, Cut, lOd basin..
OILS, y gallon.
Kerosene
Lard
Linseed ,
Rosin
Tar...
Deck and Spar
POULTRY
Chickens, live rown.
44 spring...
Turkeys
PEANUTS, V bushel, 22 lb. 1
POTATOES, V bushel
Sweet. 65
Irish, V bbl 3 25
PORK, V barrel
City Mess...... 12 00
Prime.. 15 00
2 40
9
16
90
15
00
00
25
10
75
00
o
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
a
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
3
28
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30
28
15
18
35
50
14
45
00
16
20
23
30
20
00
25
75
75
ftl8 00
ftl6 00
Rump.. - 00 ft 1500 -
RICE Caiollna, V 4 ft 5
Rough. y bushr (Upland)... 60 ft 80
44 44 (Lowland). 80 ft 1 00
RAGS, V ft Country 00 ft 1
city...... 1ft x
ROPE, V lb 14Xft 22
SALT, v sack. Alum.. 70 ft 75
Liverpool 1 10 ft 1 50
Lisbon.. 00 ft oo
American.. 00 ft 70
soa P, ? lb Northern 4 X ft 5
sugar, P lb Standard grain.. 6,ft 6
standardA... 6 ft 6.f
White Ex C 0 ft 6.'
Extra C, Golden... 5ft hX
C Yellow..; aft 5V
SHINGLES, 7 in. VM.. . ...... 5 00 ft 7 00
Common 2 00 ft 2 SO
Cypress Saps 4 60 ft 5 00
cypress Hearts.... -. : 0 00 ft 7 50
STAVES, 9 M W. o. Barrel.. 8 00 ftl4 00
IL o. Hogshead 0 oo ft 10 00
TALLOW, V lb 4ft 5
TIMBER, V M feet-Shipping.. S 00 ftH 00
FjneMHl Jl 25 ftl3 00
Mill Prime .7 50 ft 8 50
Mill Fair. 500 ftOOO
Common Mill , 5 00 ft 0 00
Inferior to Ordinary . .. 5 60 ft 4 00
WHISKEY, V gal Northern... 2 00 ft 5 0C
.Sorth Carolina..... I 50 ft 3 00
WOOL, 7$ R Washed. .. 23 ft 25
Unwashed 16 ft 18
Burry...,. . if ft 18
OYSTER ROASTS
9
AM BETTER PREPARED
than ever to accommodate my
friends with OTSTEXS this season, I will
keep none but lb Brst oa band always
M Y KTLK ubovs roasts a spectsity. Krery
LhlBgr overhauled ad lmpxorea. Oysters
ready as shmtnoctce and expert shorten to
open them. - 4 -:' -
special rates to parties. Cite me a call and
will Co my best to please jctx.
. . V. IT. ETOHLEY,
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington dtWetdonR. R.
AND BCANCHE8
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carolina Central Railroafl
Company. r
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Datkd May il, 1P0. d3 dj c'a
ss. a
'- V. 31. pTmTI a7T
Leave We ldon..t... 12 ;w 5 4i 6(0
Arrive Rocky Mount, 146 7 10
. P. M.j" I
Arrive Tarboro 2o(i ! ;
A. M. !
Leave Tarboro 10 20 ! . .
P. M.i
Arrive Wilson 2 2. j 7 00 7 43
Leave Wilson . 77" 12 20 ! .
Arrive Selma 3 40 i
Arrive Fayette ville 6 00!.....;
Leave Goldsboro 3 15 ; 7 40 j 8 35
Leave Warsaw 4 4 10 1 ' n M
Leave Magnolia.. 4 24 i s 40 w 49
Arrive Wilmington 5 50 I i I 1 i 2
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
H
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."3 . '"O
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-. i ,
A. M.'A. M. P. M.
Leave Wilmington . . 12 01 y uo 4 W
Leave Magnolia..: 121 10 34 5 3;
Leave Warsaw lo 4s 5 53
Arrive Goldsboro j 2 23 1145 6 Si
Leave Fayetteville ' t8 40
Arrive Selma n )
l. M.
Arrive Wilson 1210
Leave Wilson 3 03 12 37, 7 47
Ar. Rocky Mount 1 10 j 8 18
Arrive Tarboro 2 30
A. M.
Leave Tarboro. 10 io f
P. M
Arrive Weldon 4 30 2 45 9 30
"Dally except bunaay.
Train on Scotland Neck iiiancli Road
leaves Weldon 3:15 p. m., Halifax 3:37 p. m.,
arrives Scotland Neck at 4.25 p. m.. Green
ville 6.00 p. m. Returalnsr leaves Greenville
7:20 a. m. Arrivlncr Halifax at 10:10 a. m..
Weldon 10-10 a. m., daily except Sunday.
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Local
Freight leave3 Weldon 10:30 a. m., Halifax
1110 a. m.. Scotland Neck 2:00 p. m. Arriving
Greenville 5:10 p. m. Keturninj?, leave Green
ville Tuesday, Tnursday and .Saturday 9::t0 a.
m., Scotland Neck 1:00 p. ni.-, Halifax 3:35 p.
m. Arriving Weldon 4:iK) p. ra.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C, via Albermarle
3c Raleigh R. it. dally except Sunday, 4.05 P. M.,
Sunday ;.(KU'. AI., arrive VVilllamston, N.
6.:i0 p. m., 4 Mt p. m., Plymouth T.ri 1.
M., 5 20 P. M. Ifeturnlug loaves Plymouth,
mouth. N. t'., dally except Sunday, 0.00 A.
M., Sunday 9 mi A. Ai.. Wllllamston ".10 a. M.,
9.58 A. M. Arrive Taiitoro, N. ('., t.:u A. M.,
11.20 A.M.
Train on Alldland N. V. Branch loaves Golds
boro, N. C, dally except Sunday, k(H) A. Al
arrive iimlthrtcld, N. C, 7.30 A. AI. .Returning
leaves Smlthneld, N C, 8.00 A. AI., arrive
Goldsboro, N. C, 9.30 A. M.
Train on Nashville Branh leaves Ro:ky
Mount, at 3.00 P. M.. arrives at Nash
MUeat 3.40 P. M., Spring lloie 4.15 1. M.
Returning leaves Spring Hope 10.00 A. M..
Nashville lass A. M., arrive Rocky Mount
11.15 A, Ai., daily except Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for
Clinton, dally, except Sunday, at .oo P. M.
and 11 10 A.M. Returning1 leaves Clinton at
8.20A. M. and 3.10 P. M., connecting at War
saw with N03. 41 40, 23 and 78.
Southbound Train on Wilson & Fayetteville
Branch Is No. 51. Northbound 15 No. 51 . Maily
-except Sunday.
rrain no. 27 sout h vmu stop only at iir.on,
Goldaboro and -Magnolia.
Train No. 7s makes clone connec tion at Wel
don for all points North daily. All rail via
Richmond, and dally, except. Sunday, via Bay
Line.
All trains run solid between Wilmington and
Washington, and liavo Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE. Gen'l Supt,
J. R. KENLY, Sup't, Transportation. .
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington, Coinm bi?
& Augusta B. R. C
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TKAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated A prli;20, 1890.
Leave Wilmington..
Leave Marlon. .......
Arrive Florence
Leave Florence...
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Columbia.
NO. 23. NO. 27. NO. 15.
P. M, P. M. A. M.
6 15 10 10
I J 3. 12 441
10 20 1 30
NO. 50 NO. f 8
A. M. I A. M. A. M.
3 20; t g 25
1 4 3) ........ 9 35
! NO. 52.
I A. M.
4 35 t 10 3J
B 15 155
No. 52 runs through from Charleston via
Central R. it.
Leaving Lanes 9-15 A. M., Manning 9:56 A. M.
Train on C. & D. R. R. connects at Florence
with No. 58.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 5L
Leave Columbia.
Arrive Sumter...
Leave Sumter.. .
Arrive Florence .
Leave Florence
Leave Marlon..
Arrive Wilmington...
1
Na 5a.;No.
P. M.
10 35
11 58
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11 5
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CHANG E OF SCHEDULE,
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
M arch 23. mtV
i No. 41.
.'dally ex.
jbunaay.
N0.5L
dally ex.
bunaay
Ho L m
dally ex.
(Sunday.
Leave riJmingtont 3 00 rm
Leave Hamlet ', r an t.m
Leave Wadesboro.i s 5 pmi 3 39 am
-nir oanw ie..:iu iv pmi
Leave Charlotte. ..I
Leave Uncolaton.
1 o a-o Shalhr
ArrtveRutherTdrt!
i 45rml
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7 10 em
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8 96 pm
9 45 pm
E.STBOUND T1U1NS
March 23, im.
I No. 38. 1 No, 54.
nally ex. .dally ex
,Sunday.
Leave Hutherfdt'n
Leave Shelby
Leave Lincolnton.
Arrive Charlotte..
Leave Cuarlotte... 5 on am
ijeave vv aaetoro. 6 fa am
ieave tiamiet. j g its ami
Arrive Miimingm.'iz 15 pm
Sunday
No. s.
fdally ex
Sunday
8 am
13 ( - am
11 (o am
lis 20 rm
8 ftf pmi
u :tpm -
1 Warn -
8 CO ami "
Trains No. 41 and 33 make clone connection
between charlotte and points North via Ral-
eiKh. , ? .
Trains No. 51 and 54 make close connection
at Hamlet, to and from Raleigh.'
Through Sleeping cars between Wilmington
and charlotte and Charlotte and Raleiglu
T. w. WHISNANT, superintendent.
F. w. CLARK, Gen'l Passenger Agent,
inch 24
Atlantic Coast Line.
North-Eastern R. R. of S. L
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING; SOUTH.
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Dated May 12, 89. No. 27. No. 23. No!
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A- M- A. M. "
Leave Florence i 35 9 30 .
44 Klngstree 2 29 10 55
Arrive Lanes 2 to 11 20 P.'M.
Leave Lanes 2 50 11 20 r L- "
Arrive Charleston.... 500 1 30
A. M. P. M. 1 M.
Train No. ftl takes No.
Train on v. & I). H. it.
with No. 2:1 Train.
53 South Of Lhoo.
connect. at Klon nco
TRAINS GOING NnltTII.
Leave Charleston...
Arrive Lnne's
U-avo Lanes ,
Klngstrpe
Arrive Charleston..
I No. 7;l No. H.l
A. Al. P. AlT
12 25 '4.30
2 4.i i; 2S
2 5o i 2::
3 10 1; 4f,
4 7 55
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NO.
A. XI.
9
A. M.
Dally, t Dally except Sunday.
Train No. it connects at Florence with iralr.
on c. & 1. it. R. ror Cheraw, s. v., and Wmlea
uoro, N. C.
No. 52 runs through tocolumMa via Cent ruf
R. R. of S. c.
Nos. 78 and U run solid to Wilmington, '
('., making dose connection with w. x.
it. Tor all joints noith.
.INO. P. DIVINK,
, . General siiperliitf talent.
.!. it. KENEV, Acrt Gen'l Manager.
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Daily. t Daily except Sunday.
No. 53 runs through to Charleston. S, C. a
Central IL R.. arriving Manmng TKX P.M..
Lanes 7:42 P. M., Charleston 930 1. M.
Na 59 connects at Florence with c. and D.
train from cheraw and Wades bora.
Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at Wll
mlngton with W. & W. R. It. for ail point a
North
Train on Florence IL R. leave Pec Dee daily
except Sunday 4:40 P. M., arrive Rowland 1'j
p. m. Returning leave Rowland 6:30 a. m ar
rive Pee Dee 8L50 v m. '
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