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Zt Fall Term Opens Vept. 4.
Tnlilon, $30.
pCl REGt Ui; COUKSES OP STUDY,
al.nxajorUcal, literary. Sclent nc
ah la CcemlaUT, am &nd
JJi cicerlnj, rtannacj, ud otHer
ftrioQijof Law ard MeUldne, whose
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Wilmington Seacoast'fi.R.
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pREE TRIP TO EUROPE:
f M'BUMlEUs up -THE CANADIAN
Hflle frt "P to EuTOpc to tho
irTv,;,. Wurrs cooiaJcrd in the
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IS WEAK
' Li
Doctors at Berlin!- .
Tba array of doctors has appareatlr
rajoyca itr.1T cnizinSIy: at Berlin,
yvhera scienco r.r. 1 t:rcry ' hare been
judiciously ten:: -cd vith xxratisementa
of tho meet Vi.t: : i dcccriptica. In the
history cf . iLz world no each array of
medjeina men Las ever been seen aa that
-which met in -the gwgeona . Kunst
Austrian- to listen "to tho welcoming
words of Vircho, tho pathologist; Von
Gossler, therainister of medicine and
reb'gion (an excellent combination of
functions), nnd;Von Palctenbeck. the
chief burgomaster. ,;; ' 1 . - - " : :
Sir Jamea Paet secured the warmest
u-ception of the foreign delegates; Dr.
Baccelli, the Italian, 'for the conven
ience of hia cari coUeghi, insisted on
using Latin aa a common language, and
Dr. V on Bergmann's normal appearance
has been rastly improved by his brand
new uniform, although tho passing in
terest hg onco excited was wholly
eclipsed by Grand Duio Theodore, of
Bavaria, the eminent oculist, who
brought the grand duchess to look down
on her husband's 5,000 fellow practition
ers from a box. Tho heat was more than
tropical, But the doctors submitted to be
closely packed with the beet possible
grace, and the one royalty of the whole
European faculty was indefatigable in
riointing out to his wife such celebrities
as the veteran Von Bardeleben, whose
breast glittered with orders; "Sir .Will
iam McCormnck and fifty others. Lon
don World. - -
I'Wlld Animals la Connecticut. ,
Otters and minks were very scarce in
Connecticut a dozen years ago, and it
was feared that tha animals might be
come extinct, for. their hides were worth
from $5 to 1 10 apiece, and everybody
hunted them.-' '-Then suddenly fashion
changed 1 her mind about the value of
mink and . otter, skins, "the price, went
down and now tlie animals abound in
tho state again." So numerous have
minks become there that they are get
ting to be quite familiar, with country
people Recently a mink; frightened by
a sharp thunder 6torm fled out of a
meadow, rushed into a fanner's dwell
ing, and raced from room to room until
a hound caught him upstairs in a cham
ber.. ' -. , v
A still more remarkable' incident oc
curred in Hartford a few days ago. A
mink trotted right into the heart of the
city, among ' throngs of people on the
streets, and passed all kinds, of dogs
with impunity, and finally made his
way into the back yard.of a big store on
Asylum street. In the yard men cor
nered him nd tried to capture him
alive, but he fought bo desperately that
they had to kill him.--Philadelphia
Ledger.' - - - - -- ' - -
MoantsJns Foil of Gold.
Recent "explorations of -the Olympic
mountains have been of great interest
to mining- men. A geologist, who has
given some attention io the work of the
exploring parties says: "I have exam
ined many specimens from the Olympic,
but until of late they were of low grade
outcropping. Recently, however, some
extremely rich specimens have been re
ceived. " These new discoveries have ex
cited a great deal of interest in prospect
ors in. this "region,, and specimens are
coming in rapidly. Not long since I re
ceived one piece that was so rich that I
refused to assay it, as it could not possi
bly be a fair sample. It would have as
sayed over $100,000 per ton. , There could
not possibly have been in any locality
any considerable quantity of quartz so
rich. I have long known that this dis
trict was rich , in coal and iron. Iam
now convinced that it hides vast treas
ures of silver and gold. Numerous pros
pecting parties are being fitted out, and
hundreds' of prospectors are already in
the mountains, which are quite easy. of
aes3.r:Tacoma(Wash.)"Cor. St Louis
"Republic -' : v. ' "...
Miles Upon Miles of Whales.
The officers and passengers of the
steamship Veendam state that when the
vessel was at about latitude 45, longi
tude 4 1 . on Saturday .Aug. 23, they passed
through' the largest herd of whales that
has been seen in the north Atlantic for
many years. Professor J. L. Howe, of
Louijvill, who was a passenger, said:
v- Th4 issenrr8 wem- all on deck en-
between
blue waters of the Gulf stream and the
dark green waters of the arctic current,
the line being so distinct that when one
half of the vessel was in one current the
other half was in the other current.
"Suddenly some one inthe bow called
out 'There sho blowsr and all eyes were
turned toward a light 'spray! upon the
horizon. Soon more -and more puffs
were seen, and in half " an hour the
steamer was amid a surging, bellowing
herd of sea monsters. I would not at
tempt to make an estimate, as to their
number," said Professor Howe, "but 1
raVtilAted that the herd covered an area
L of about a hundred equaro miles." New
York Herald: u i HUL.
The summer in xiropo and especially
on the continent Jiaa been abominable.
Paris is quite lively, a kind of second
senson, having been organized because so
mary people of Ifashkm have returned
from their chateaus to their clubs and
mansions. Rain and hurricano alter-r-aied
with tingpiar J rapidity) for three
or four wcflci.
Rev. Dr.'Rurchard ia summering la'
htratogrv . is a well pTeferred, hand
some and affctlo old gentleman. A cor
rvpnzvlent taya that the venerable doc
tor fit3 well into Saratoga life, and there
Is nothin?-ba-Ukes better than to at
dawn in the evening to a game of cards
tvitb some bright young ladies.
She (after marriage) You told me
that I was your first love, but I have
found a whole trunkful of letters
from all sorts of girls just burst
ing with tenderness. He -1" 1
joying the unusual sight of a distmctiye j dlcfot gay yoa were the only one
line 01 uciiuv-twi vvu , w . wno ever loveu mv. oce t- . .
Weekly. ? . .1
We talked together, voa and I; ;
It was a queenly night In Jane;
Liow hung the moon in yonder sky.
And 00 your cheek' low glanced
4 the moon. ;
lour gentle hand was mine to hold;
My ill fed heart began to ?peak;
And ever, as the tale was told, " '
Dear friend, the moon ' was on
your cheek.
Old loss, that would not let me rest,
Old grief tljat slept, but ever lay .
A langnid load upon my breast ;
Awoke and wept themselves away.
....... ... r-r - . ,,. . , . .
Up climbed the moon, slow waned
the night, v
And still you bent to hear me
speak; - . .
I drank the comfort of the light -i.
In those bright, tears upon your
cheek. . '
From oTT my life the burdens fall,!
Still in their grave through tran
quil years " - i :
They rest, those Weary sorrows all.
That faded in the light of tears.:
Harper's Bazar.
TI10 First 8tep.
1'ernaps you are run down, can't
eat," can't sleep, can't think, can'tdo
anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you. You
should heed" the warning, -voi are
taking the first step into Nervous
Prostration, You need a Nerve
Tonic and in Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy for re
storing your nervous system to its
normal, healthy condition. Surpris
ing results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic rind Alterative.
Your appetite returns, good; diges
tion is restored, antk tlifc Liver and
Kidneys resume healthy action.' Try
a bottle. Price 50c. at R. R Bel
lamy's wholesale and retail- Drug
Store. '. . :'! '
SEPTKMBKlt SQUIBS.
. Passenger (to colored porter) I
suppose you notice a greatcbange
in riding" back and forth so many
times? Colored Porter (sadly) i
Yassuh, I notice the change, but I
doari git much otit no iuo'. People
ain't brung up as liberal nowadays
as dey used to be. N. Y.Herald. j
VI t wouldn't be fashionable, don't
you know," said the sweet summer
girl, 'otit of the season." "How? It
is always fashionable to elope," said
the despondent lover. Oh, no! This
is the season of the cantelope." And
the lover brightened and thanked
his stars. Boston Courier. j
He (sentimentally) It seems : al
most impossible to bo among these
woodland scenes and not to love
some one. She (Ianguishingly) In
deed it does. The placid lake, the
sunlit hil If, the shady detls and the
sweet songs of birds drive from one's
head all thought of what it costs to
live respectabiy.Good News.
i
TLe fouowis etitloiar represent whole
sale prices tcncrailjj &iaafclng np email or
dcrs Lister prices bare to te cbar?ea? t f
BAQG12Q ; ; ;
qxmny. &
- Standard.... u 8 &'
BAfX)N Korta Carolina. , !
Cams,. .............- 11 , &.
Shoulders ..... 8(
jsiaes, v ...... ...... .
WISTKKN SMOKKD , ... lt:n
SHoulders,-..
DRY SALTED
Sides, v
oa rtttiti jPiiita TnrnMiunp.-
Second Hand, each.. 1 40 d
- New; New York, each OP
Jew, wtjr, eacm.ui.ii.... 1 65
BKiSWAX;B........ , 30
BRICKS, Mllmlnston, V M.... S 00 :lt 00
Northern..... ........ .-.,4.,o 00 i4 00
BUTTER,. 9 ' . ; . i f , ;
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; Northern...
CANDLES, V i
jSpenn.:
. jAflamantlne....:....'.;,
CHEESE, V IN .j
Northern .Factory. .. ..
Dairy, Cream.
: State..:.
j Java., ;
"' LagnjTa..... ..J,
RlO........ ,...t
CORN HEAL, V Dtt&O, In sacks.
Virginia Meal..:....
COTTON TIES, V bundle......
domestics- ; 1 : . '"'
' Sheeting, 44, v yard......!
Yarns, V bunch : ; . ... . . I .
EGGS, V doz. .......::....
Fisu . -.- . i
Mackerel, Na l, 9 fcbl..: . . . 00 430 50
I Mackerel, No. 1, V nairbbl. 13 50 1 00 ;
Mackerel, Nafi, v bbl....v.l5 00 f 20 00
Mackerel, Na 2, half bbl.v. -4 75 6 00
; Mackerel, Na 3, bbl. . . . 80 10 00
; Mullets; v bbi... ii.l.e 00 7 00-
1 ;N. c: Roe Herring. 9 keg. 00
DryCod, 9 ......... ... f 5
FLOUR, V bbl I 1
Western, low grade
"Extra.
Family:.. ..:
city Mills Super.... ,
: Family....
GLUE, V ...,'.. .-.. .....,!, ,
GRAIN)- bUSUCL v ?;' '
. Com, fm store, bags, white '
- corn, cargo, in btuk white.
Corn, cargo, in bags,: white.
Corn, mixed, from store... . .
. Oats, from store
50
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4 50
4 00
4
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a,6 00
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53.9
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AilantlciCoast'LineJ
Wilmington & We!ddn R.fR.
:h AND BUANCHC8.
CbNDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTD.:
' r' t:3
i flhiTxn Sept. 10,' 1SX 1 6"S Sa
r '.' a - za5
I " ... : . ' : P ; .
i ' - "T7T p. jr; p. M. A. M.
LeaveWeldo'n........... 12 30 5 43 6 00
Arrive Rocky Mount. 146 ....... ' 7-OOl
'. , ... . P. M. vrt !
Arrive Tarbora............t 317
T '. A. M. ,
Leave Tarboro.i..i..v.i.. 1020 .J.
i.f.h-i.;it,vv.v I. M. r-- T
Arrive weoh.l.M.u.. 220 : 700143
j Leave Wilson t3.?0 : :.... ... !.
Arrlve'Sehna.:..1:.'.:;;!..;., 3 33 ......
Arrive Fay ettevuie. ....... 5 33
Leave Goldsboro 3 15 1 7 40 8 35
Leave Warsaw........'....-. 410 ...... TS4
Leave Magnolia............ 4 24 8 40 9 49
Arrive WlSnlngton. 5 &) 9 55 11 20
TRAINS GOING NORTH. J 1
i A. M. A. M. F. M.
Leave Wilmington.. ....... 12 01 9001 4 00
Leave Magnolia............ 121 1034 536
Leave Warsaw.. ................ 1043 553
Arrive Gold3boro:. ........ 2 23 1145 6 53
Leave Farettevlile. ....... 29 20 ......
Arrive Selma.,.. ...... 11 18
: --; ' A?;:. . ' . , P.-M.
Arrtve Wilson....... ...... 12 20 ...i.;.
Leave Wilson .303 LT37. 747
Ar. Rocky Mount..;....... T10, 818
'Arrive Tarboro. .'. . .. . ... . . :i 2 00 ......
Leave Tarbora ...... 10 20
- ' FTm "T
Arrive Weldon. . . . 4 4 30 1 2 45 930
50
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51
s Why It Is Popular.
Because it has proven its absolute
merit over and over again, .because
It has an unequalled record of cures,
because its business is conducted in
a thoroughly honest manner, and
because it combines economy and
strength, being tha only medicine of
which "100 Doses One Dollar" is
trne these strong points have made
Hood s . Sarsapari Ua the most suc
cessful medicine of the day.
Summer Uirl I should liKe to go
sailing, lou take people out, I be
lieve. Fisherman, Yes, mum. That
there's niy ' catboat at the dock.
Summer GirlOb, dear me, that's
too awful blsr. I'm - afraid to go In
that. Haven't you any kitten boats?
N. Y. Weekly.1 - '
.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To the Editor Please inform
your readers that I have a positive
remedy- for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hope
less cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two
bottlea of ray remedy frbb to any
of your readers who have consump
tion if they will send me their ex
press and post office address. - Res
pectfully. T. A: SLOCUM, M.C., 181
PearLet., New York..
!3i
v " .1 1 mom luel.
n avrooa aa4 4biLuta. Adiwea,
- VrojTlxn, Soetfn, CondT
Advice to Mothera.
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 relievingthe
cnilj from pain, and the little cher
ub awakes as "bright as button." It
is very pleasant to taste. It soothes
tho child, softens the gums, allays
all iiain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and la tne best known reme
dy for diarrhoea, whether arising
from, teething or .othvr causes.
rwpntv Ave cents a bottle. - it J
jnlv 0 decKl&wlr
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Oats, RustProof
Cow Peas...... .:
HIDES, lb r ,;.
.Green .
.Dry,i.;...-..Vii.:
HAY, "9 100 BS V ;
: Eastern.
Western..:......!
NorUx River.... '....u.
hoop iron, v t....:.::
LARD,' 9 & j
- Northern....:.,
North Carolina.;. . . . ...
LIME, V barrel.....:... ...
LUMBER, City sawed, V M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed........i8 00
' RougaEdge Plank. ......... 15 00
West India Carglss, accord- .
ing to quality.. ....13 00
Dressed Flooring-, seasoned.18 00
Scantling and Board, com'n.14 00
MOLASSES, v gallon . .,.
New Crop, in hhas..... J... ,
" . r " in bbls i
Porto Rico, in hhds
I t " " in bbls..... ....
Sugar Boose, In hhds.......
1 ,1a bbis...... ..
Syrup, in 'bbls.::. A". J...
AILS; y Keg, Cutt lOd basm.v 3 40
JILS. gallon. "' ! '
Kerosene......::.:....,...
Lard;:...:...:.:.::.'....,:..;
Rosin....v. :.....:..
Deck and Spar..
POULTRY
Chickens, live. rown......
j Spring..:.........
Turkeys
PEANUTS, V boshel, 23 1. . . . .
POTATOES, V bushel . ? ji
Sweet.... 65 9 75
! Dish, "9 bbi... ............. 1 25 9 3 75
PORK, t barrel ',-- .u5-f
City Mess ...........i.13 00 413 00
Prime .15 00 ?918 00
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. 'Daily except Sunday. !
Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weidon 3:15 p. m., Halifax 3:37 p. m.,
arrives ScotlaHd Seek at 4.25 p. m.. Green
vUle 6:00! p. m. Returning leaves Greenville
7:20 a. ml Arrlvlne Ualilaxat 10:10 a. m;,
Weidon lflh30 a. m., dally except Sunday. i
On Monday, -Wednesday and Friday. Local
Freight leave3 JWeldon 10:30 a. m., Halifax
11-J3Q a. m. Scotland Neck 2:00 p. in. Arriving
Greenville 5:10 p. m; lieturnlDg, leave Green
ville Tuesday, Tnursday and Saturday 9:30 a.
m., Scotland Neck 10 p. m., Halifax 3035 p.
m. Arriving Weidon 4:0) p. in.
Train loaves Tarboro, N. C, via Albermarle
& Kalelgh It. It. dally exceptSundayv 4.05 P. Mi,
Sunday jMX) P. M arrive WUllamston, N. C,
6.30 P. M., 4.20 P. M., Plymouth 7.50 P.
M., 5 20 P. M. -Returning leaves Plymouth,
momh. N. c, dally except Sunday, 6.00 A.
M., Sunday 9.00 A. M.. Wlllfamston 7.10 A. MJ.
t9o av-ai. i Arrive xarporo; x.v. U.yo A. m
.. Train on Mldlan Nc. Rranch feaves GoWsr
ooro, jm. u.. daily except Sunday. 6.00 A. m
arrive Smltniield. N. J., 7.30 A. M. Ueturnlng
leaves ssiaitnneid, : n c., 8.00 A. M., arrive
Goldsboro. N. C, 9.30 A. M.
Train On Nashville Branch leaves Rocky
Mount at aoo p. M.. arrives at Nash
vttle at 8.40 P. M., Spring Hope ' 4.15 P. M.
Returnlne leaves Sprtoi: Hope 10.00 A. M..
Nasnvlllei ia35 A." M.,arrive Rociqr Mount
11.15 A .M- daily except Sunday "
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for
Clinton, dally, except -Sunday at COOP. M
and 11 10 A. M. Returning - leaves Clinton at
8.20 A. M. and 3.10 P. M., connecting at" War
saw withNos. 41 40, .23 and 78. .
Southbound Tram on Wilson & Faycttevllld
Branch is No. 5L Northbound 13 No. W. "Dally
except unoay. . - ;
Train No. 27 South wUlstpp only at Wilson,
uoiasDoro ana Magnolia.
Train No. 78 mates close connection at Wei
don for all points North dally. All rail via
Richmond, and dally, except Sunday, via Bay
All trains run solid between Wilmington and
wasmngton, ana nave.puiim an palace Sleep
era attached. - - .
I JOHN F. DIVINE, Genl Supt.
. 'J. R.: KENLY, Sup't. Transportation,
T, M. EMERSON, Genl Passcngei Agent.
9 100 .
9 18
9 30
9 23
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9 20
9 1 00
9 125 i
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RICE Carolina, V ............
j Rough, v bush, (Upland).; .
J 1 1 4 ; -...; (Lowland).
rags, v ny-countxy.... .-::.:.'. 4
-i city.....;......;..:..........,
ROPE,V. ..........
SALT. '9 sack. Alum..........:
Liverpool :
Llaboa... ........ j......
American........... -
SOAP. V ft Northern. , . . ,
SUGAR, P liv Standard grain.. ;
Standard A. ....... :..;......
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: Common , 2 00 9 250
cypress saps.....::: ...:..: 50
cypress Hearts. . ...... . 0 00
ST ATP 3, y M W. a Barrel.. SCO
.
ir YOU JZ HACK ACUTX,
Or you are all wwrn oot, rrslly jtxxI far Botil-"
1 injr, it in general debility. Try ; . ,
BROWX'3 I BOX HiTTKJtS.
It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and gird
a good appetite. 41 ' '
j .1 .f 1- O.Tle!aLT.T:Tr.r.Jl 0.
TALLoy,v 4
tiiievlm jeti-iiiia. 00
!;..-.-.rJl 35
good
di Shave;
tforUatNa'29Mrtet,trfQ A
for 10 cents, a shampoo for 20 cents, or a Hair
Cut for 20 cents.- rour of the best Barbers m
the stata Clean towel v sharp razors and
prompt auendance. JCIIN WERNER.
r..Th,nnan Barber. ,
Dccle Dave," ca of Andrew Jack
Eon's toldiers, died Cfj EhduQld. Ala.;
recently. Ills wi?3 died in 1SU, 'and
every r-ce I.cr tzHKl L3 hzs prayetl
John Werner.
rpHERE IS BUT ONEAND HE ; HOLDS
. f , 'Hardwares'
rpINWARE
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and crockery:
W. E. STRING R & CU, . y
Iznrrtm rz3J:v?:rs
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10 00
9 5
U00
013 00
9 850
COO
9000
9 400
WHISKEY, 9 gal Northern... 3 00 a 5 00
j North Carolhuu:... :.....,.. 1 50 9 3 00
WOOL, V It-Waahed..lris1
Unwashed..... 1 0 18,
f Hnrr.a...ir..'7..f.I. Ul m w
M1U Prun...
Mill Fair. ,..:.......
Common Mill.T......
Inferior to Ordinary.
7 50
s 00
.... S 09
. t bo
OYSTER1 RQASJS
I
1 win
j AM - BETTER ' PREPARED
than1 ever ' fo-urcerflmodate.' myt
trlrndla 'OTSTTTIS this season!
trrv ncaie but .t he- V?t ca JsandJ always
M Y UTLli grove iMJAbTS a specialty. Every
tmnc erhaTilecl .a2d licprovea. tOyRtera
ready aSTshortEoUce and expert ahifckeri to
ppenthem. - -
- f pc--l rales to rart-s. t civs c? a calj &r.1
y txi 1 f i cu. : tv.l " '
"Atlantic Coast Line.
Wltoingtoii, Col ims Im
Condensed schedule:
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
j 1 .
Dated Apni'20, 1890. NO. 23. NO.; 27. NO. 15.
-- ' -1 ' . '
.. " ;H - P.M.' P. M. A. M.
Leave Wthnlngton..; 6 15 10 10
Leave Marion.. ....... I 9 33 : 12 40 ;
Arrive Florence...... 10 20 l s&. .......
, . n fi 't - i- NO. 60 No. f8
! ?hi . : I . - A. M. A. M. A. M.
! Leave Florence. 3 20 . ..i. . 1 8 25
Arrive Sumter 4 35 ........ 9 35
Leave Sumter........ tl033 ...
Arrive Columbia..... 6 15 11 5S
Na 52 runs through from Charleston via
Central R.R. .
Leaving Lanes 9-15 A. ii.. Manning 9:56 A. M.
Train on C & D. K. R. connects at Florence
with No. 58.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
O. 5L
. 4
H T3
Leave Colimbta.....
Arrive Sumter .'.
. ! "
Leave Samter.. .... ,
Arrive Florence .... .
Leave Florence.....
Leave Marlon... .....
Arrive Wilmington...
t: m.
10 33
11 68
11 58
A. M.
1 15
Na78
A.M.
- 4 35
5 22
835
No. 59.
NO. 53.
P. M.
t 6 37
7 50
P. M.
530
6S2
NO .
P.
8 IV
8 5Tp
U 45
Dally. ' t f Dally except Sunday.
Na 53 rens through to Charleston, S. C,
Central R 1?., arrllii? Manning 7K4 P. 2L.
Lanes 7:42 P. M., Charleston 930 P. M. . "
Na 59 connects at Florence with a andD.
train from Cheraw and Wadesboro.
Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at v. 11-
mington with W. & W. R. R. for all points
North - -v - 7. -: -
Train on Florence R. R. leave pee lee aauy
except Sunday 4:40 P. M.. arrive iiowiand ?&
tV4 to. 1 Returning leate Rowland 650 a. o- ar
1rIvePeebee&50a.m; - -
Train on Manchester c Augusta k, e. leave?
Sumter daily, except Sunday. 10-50 A. M.. arrive
Kimlnl lCl p. M. Returning leave Rimini
12:15 P. M arrive Sumter l-TO P.M.
s,- ci -! General Superintendent.-
J. B. KENLY. Asst Genl Manager,
T. M. EXERSON. General Passenger A pen
nor is
misceliai;eous.
Senhoarjl Air-Lino.
Oarolins CeiitfclTlailrcfl
01IANHE OP SCHEDULE
WESTBOUN D TR-I NSl
Sept. 7, 1SS0.
Leave Wilmington;... ...
Leave Hamlet...,,.......;..
Leave. Wadesboro.........?.
Arrive Charlotte.... ,..,;.
Leave Charlotte.. . ....
Leave Lincolntca...
Leave She lby ....... ; ...... .-
ArirveUutherPdt'n. . ... . . . .
Na 43.
dally ex.
Sunday.
9 roam
1 pm
2 12 rm
4 13 pm
4 2a pm
5 42 pm
ft 40 pm
.7 5pm
dally ex.
SunJiy.
9 GOpn;
ft W am.
a is arc
9 00 axe
1
EASTBOUND TRAILS,
fept. 7, issa
No. 2d.
daHyex.
iSunday.
Leave RutherTdfn . . . .
Leave Shelby. .........
Leave- Uncolnton
Arrive Charlotte.;....
Leave Charlotte.
Leave Wadesboro.....
Leave Hamlet. .....
Arrre Wiimlngtn. ...
ft ta am
10 09 am
ill 12am
....lis pa
....12 3a pm
.... I B &9 UU
i 3 : 2 cm
... 7 Supm
Na 2L
dally ex
Sunday
a 00 cm
11 32 pro
1 ;j am
8 00 am
Trains No. 43'and 38 make close connection
at Hamlet for Raleigh, and at Lincolntoa (or
Hickory and W. N. C.
Trains Na t! and 24 make close connection
at Monroe for Chester. . , .
Through sleeping Cars tetween.Wihnlngtcn
and Charlotte. : ...
T. w. WHISNANT, superintendent
F. w. CLARK, Geal Passenger Agent,
-sepett ....''--v..;!:',:.:.!
Atlantic Coast Line.
North-Eastern R. Riot L
ritaM "1
urn
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.:
i r .. ,,
TRAINS G OINQ SOUTH.-
Dated May 12, 89. N0.-'27. NoV'ti Na
j - :; i .Ji , ''
I . ' t'A. M. A. M..
Leave Florence..:... 1 35 9 30 ;
- Klngstree...., Vf 2 29 - 10 55
Arrive Lanes......... ' 3 60 11 20 .P. M,.
Leave LaDCs.t. . ... .. - 2 60 - 11 (H . 7 6
Arrive Charleston,... 5 00 ' I 80 $
1 ' " j ' A. M.-1 P. M. P. M.
Train onc.4 DR. R. connects at Florence
with Na 23 Train. . f , j j,T.jv
, , TRAINS GOING NORTH, v- : L
CTtJt!
T7. r, rrosLSY,
1
I ..
j
A-
C :lr
, a
Table Board. ; ; -
GEZtTLEllEN CAN EE ACCOMilO
!' t t ' a
' ' NO. 78. Na 14. Na 62 . .
'. A. M. P.M. A. M. '
leave Charleston.. .. 12 25 - 4 30 7
Arrive Lanes......... : 2 45" 6 28 . 9.
Leave Lanes......... 2 2 50 0 28
" Klngstree..... 3 10 461
Arrive Charleston.... - 4 CO " 7 65 1 '
f ' A. M. P. M,. A. M:
: Dally, t Dally except Sunday. . u
- Train No. Uconnccts at Florence with traic
on c. & D. R. R. for Cheraw, S. a. and Wades
boro, N. c. " , , : .. -
4 No. 53 runs through to Columbia via Centra
lt.R.OfS.C. .
Nos. 78 and 14 run solid fo Wilmington,
C.v making close connection with W, & w.
R. for all points north. ' - ; , .
I .; . JNO. F. DIVINE,
' General Superintendent.
J. R. KKNEY, AsstGcn'l Manager.'
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent. - ;
my il- : . ,. , . .
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