.J " J An Old Time Senator.
Ho comes down tho street looldnr?
r Mt C i""t . - . , . .
'355t?!:' steHitut of the frame. Ills featorcj
arc ueucauj am iwpume.tritu jet Wick
eyes, which ; have looked tho world in
j tho face for eihty-sevea years. : Upona
I head of wary curb, spotlessly white, tits
j an antique dlk hatpolisned till it shines
anew. The Van Djko beard is white
and curly and tho snowy mastachioskr
I artistical !y waxed. Around the skoal
t ders lianps a military cape of the pattern
oi lr-iu. unacr tno capo is a ions, black
Prince Albert coat and- a waistcoat -of
faiicv sttif. His Imnta ; .1
! cjqu::itdypolishck From hb watth
pocaci a cunonsiy carved golden charm
j haits on a black eilk fob. lie carries a
W J. 21 f f fl
,IA8flri u !
' I H r . 1 11 U J1 .ax 1 I
1 UISRe-
iu;
That lioy Jlra.
UyV t? nlhW t all with hi:
i 1 -,Ilrf y-aKUtter snip
WiVl, U-V. V " ' . t,,',r ,,ealS
n it I. faratV new tinoins an' flairs an
j , I ai! ! .
i F:rom CHy.toriiiii toeTenlnV-dim.
lie u-juh tlieleriU:-tliRt Ikv Jim!
WHOLESALE
rxticca
.rl bi,u t at,t no irootl:
It -hi us hanl ik ft piece o ivooii: ;
J.t l.n?t otit iii a loud tmoray,
An kept ris lit 011 in li hanl-tieuileil
v i
Urn
U V -'
t t.ncr th train was passiu'
was on the
Uif P.Wjr.aitem, ffeu- amiost jauniy in its fann-. He ttops
Bruises, Lumbago, w and then and looks aronnd him
' tZX & iu a UCW anse conntry.I An'elec
. ll;,.V5, .?-rocgc?g'"- ! trie Ftrrct car flashes by him. and he
ION
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tils jJirurw IS UZCT. bincwr. t:r:u-rnl
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1jfal Weekness,
rlin ni l mrr (NCWi.il.tJOr-
'Ui I a rlnliUo cn. For
Ynnjr
rouutr.
una., ia.
Ul MONTH 1 I'.rlelit
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V vr. w. ziciiLti; & co., 11
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PARKER'S
I4A1R BALSAM
ar.tl bru:.f til bill.
5?r r!s to Betor Gray
MM
. i .n . iMtnun", n.n,Tkt la Ui..iM eti
?SCnDNl- TV w'r vzr ecr fjr CVrrvi
tUTtl t l.-CCl.Ml OUTING.
,'PS'S COCOA.
t RniMKFAST.
Viofwrt lLcvi:u-p"or the catnral
itl mfratbo cprratlonsof cllsretl',n
:ie.a i a ran rul application of
of wf-s'itvtM focoa, Mr.
-nAi tor treaifsst taMeswlta
ajr 6iTOnl U frai wLU-n may
,suj Jir doctor'' It ts ty
Aa tie ci s3.-a articles of diet that a
uybprT.ur..Uly built up until
ittti w rri-.t every tendency to
. Iii.r-n of s,r;be mal.ulics are
jrrcJirfiii 10 attack n hcreter
tip;:it. Wem.15- cscajw ma&y
tk.f ireffs ocrsrives well fortl
jarf Vim aa4 a property riourtsned
15.ni nrw ;,,iflv. 5iadt simply
yxtr or tiilit. sa'.j only In half
5 t'f" r. LiteKetl t hu:
.ritti., llos.i-opaihJc rhem-
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fig -
V
i a .J"'.':', .- , iMMMiiii
! w-I ,zvU ,f '"ri:: --1 errors, early
. 5eOt . : .: ruitaood. e?o, I will
..t:.wi(lriJ4i ecuidE fall
Jatf f laf- FREE of charge A
k ; .iinS read by Try
KW:, :ioodus Conn.
vs. WATI5SI
. at Tcry hexy tx
,L,J ...
. . 1 "l-ni.
It a dtnJr,"
Come ml see
to nyunc w ho will
tMk7',r' "f try always to keep
tC ''"'-an l our establlehmmt
Ttt .i our esiaoiienramt
e-i ei".T :,l m tiPPtiO,
IXtfUUyf
'T-k,Ja "KSON & BELL,
trrji:ujcrt aud UinJcr.
j ' JC JLS.VO D 3 UZIIIT'.'
J- M mi i vry rp.j vijcjw
3 Pa Pri
IS fias'Tcn with
'ijnT'Mn.,..i. .
Watches It GUt Of 12ht With an ,nl
frtartled look in his eyes. He has a courtly
solute for every lady and a smile for the
bnsut eyed girhi who bid him irood dav
as they pass. The writer saw him at the
opera the other night, carrying his nine
ty years as thongh they were but tliirty.
Ho enjoyed the ransio .heartily, and be
tween tho acts visited the various boxes
.to chat with throccnpants. This is Gen.
George W. Jonerf. Dubuqno Cor. Chi
cago Times. f
KnrUnd't Torpedo Repair Shop, j'
The Vulcan, new torpedo depot snip,
was laid down at Portsmouth in June,
1SS8, and was intended to be completed
some tim next' year. She., is of 0,620
tons, 12,000 horse power, and designed
for a maximum fepeed of twenty knots.
Her armament is to consist of eight
1.7-inch and twelve three-pounder quick
firing guns. She is also a floating fac
tory for tho repair of torpedoes, tor
pedo boats and their engines. It 4s 'im
possible to exaggerate hw usefulness to
a fcquadron, and it -was of extreme jim
portance that sho should . be got out of
hand with the least possible delay, j
Now I am informed that the mountings-and
supports of her 4.7-inch'guns
are considered insufficient, that they are
being strengthened, and that this in
volves the pulling up of decks and the
pulling down of cabins at the cost of
much time and money. Is it Mr. Wlite
.and the constructors, or Elswiokand the
gunners, who are to blame for this latest
bit of mism anagement? London World.
A New Dlftlt.
The best autumnal breakfast dish that
has come to the cognizance "of people
who know what's what is described as ia
compound - of hashed chicken, tender
green peppers and small clams. The first
impression on the senses is made by 'a
savory, stimulating perfume, which is
said to be calculated to convince the
most jaded reveler that he was mistaken
in the miserable supposition that he
"couldn't eat . anything." ' The ! second
assault on his appetite is made through
the eye, which gradually discerns that
it isn't simply a chicken , hash which in
vites, but a glorified medley of clams,
peppers and hashed chicken. The third
result of contact with this new plat is
effected through the sense of touch, and
taste alone does it justice. Its creator is
George Boldt, who," in anticipation of
taking charge of the new Astor house,
has recently dispatched.one of his young
men all through Europe to gather ideas.
New York Letter. I
Ai tho editor's child
trork Orinii'f
unu in ruMiu with
," 'cure ' !"
Riht in front o the engine there!
Child wag MivVd! But where
-was juii7 . t
Willi Jlaiiiju'l' lantern they looked
iur 111111,? . ' (,.
While the p.-ople trembled a h' held
im-ir uri'Hthl . .
unuiT i ii engine, crushed to
. - , ,, ieai ir.7! , - . l
There In tluMhist an' prime he lay
Juu! he hiul given his life away!
Twusn't no use to wep for hiiu;
He wun a'.angel that hoy Jim!
L. F. Stanton. ;
. , : " -- -, - - . .- !
Alrrjt Wlim
Wede.ireto iy to our citizens,
that for yeani wo "have been sellini
Tne foUotrias q-ctaucsj represent wnolo
sale prices gencrly. " La ciiklnj ps&i or
flers bigncr prices hATo'to'tje cbarsrsd.
ro ,
BAGG1KO
Goanj...
StaadanT,
BACXJN Korta Carolina,
Dams........:.
aoulOers V. &
Sides, v
Hams,b....i'
saouilcrs; a
DUY SALT1
HIS atue tlon f. hun'i?icM.. m
"' T. SX
1
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4
9.
8;
1
a a r . m. -wv a
ur. xving s ie,w jrscoverv lor Con-
Miuintioti,lr.j King's New Life Pills!
Uucklcn's Arnica Salve and Eleetrio
A Trackleas Street Car.
An, exhibition run of the 'carette,' a
diminutive street car without a track,
which has been in uso in Chicago for
several weeks, was given the other after
noon. The "carette" is light and easy in
motion, and no jolting or discomfort was
felt in riding in it along the part cobble
stone paving of Chestnut street. It can
not run on the ordinary street car track,
the distance between the wheels being
greater than tho car track width; It
avoids delays or blockades, and stops at
the curb to receive or discharge passen
gers. It seats twenty persons, is drawn
by two horses and has a conductor and a
driver." It is said to be very popular in
Chicago among ladies and children.
Philadelphia Times. !
'J
An Unfinished Story. )
If one Springfield baby didn't have the
colic one night recently, it is because
grapes agree with some infants. One of
the many baby, carriages that line the
sidewalk while mothers are shopping
was pushed against a fruit stand the other
afternoon. By leaning over its occupant
could just reach the purple clusters in a
basket And then one by one the grapes
went down baby's throat, and just as
the little one reached for another cluster
mamma appeareiL-pringfield Repub
lican. - ' ,. " !
, , . .,. . : ' - . 4
A Steam Heated Wharf..
An innovation in the method of
handling green fruit at the port of New
York is about to: be put into practice,
, The new arrangement consists . of a
steam heated wharf. In the past fruit
ha been landed on the wharf without
regard to the weather, and when the
temperature ranged below the freexing
point great damage resulted. The heated
wharf will be 56 by 184 feet in dimen
sions. Philadelphia Ledger. - I
iUiaueifiua, r " case is that ti:3 1
Herman Zituug, now in London,' ex
pretsscs a desire to be nailed up in a box
and shipped to New York. He has trav
eled considerably in that way and likes
it. He one made the journey between
Vienna and Paris ina trunk, and has
just completed the trip between Berlin
and London, also in a trunk. ; ' - j
Street Commissioner Wotvertonl of
Adrian, Mich.; had a calf which had: the
habit of sticking . its head out of Itlje
bam door. Recency a bolt cf light
taag killed it. ThiUrzetr rnrtcf.the
case is that th3 Vara ;Hly-icPvi.
Bitters, und have never handled
remedies that sell as well. - or.' that
have given such universal tsatisfac
tion. We lo not lusitnte to guaran
tee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the parchase prie4,
if satisfactory: results do xiiot follow
their uso. These remedies have
won their great popularity' purely
on their merits. Robert R. "Bellamy,
wholesale and retail druggists.
; - f
NOVESIIiKK XONbENSE. "
Sed I once; wrote a poeiu. ' Ned
That's nothing. Every fellow has
done that. Ted But Isold mine.
Epoch. , ;
"Your habits will be the death of
me," said Mrs. Hirshley. "Well,
vour costumes are ruining me," re-,
torted Mr. H. j
She There eems to be something
more aristocratic about electric
lights than about gas. He Yes.
The gas is often low. New York
Herald. j '
"Blobson," said the millionaire,
"here are twenty begging letters.
Give them all a refusal.'1 "Yes,
sir " "You wf 11 note that a two cent
stamp is inclosed in each for an ans
wer." "Yes, .' sir." "Well, answer
them all on postals." American
Stationer. J ;
"The subject of a national flower
if being discussed n great deal now,
Miss Minnie.";reinarkeda visitor at
Minneapolis, to a maiden of that
city. "What I do you think about
it?" Well,1? replied Miss -Minnie,
"I think papa's fancy winter wheat
flour rather takes the biscuit." i
She Darling, please tell the grc
cer to send me up t wo quarts of nice,
fresh sponges. He lou can't get
sponges at the grocer's, ducky, but
I'll stop at the druggist's for them.
What kind do you- want? She-I
want the kind used for making
sponge cake, and tell him they must
be fresh. Seattle Press. ;
"I"
Advice to Mothers.
M RS. W USlb w 'S SOOTHINQ SYRUP
sliould alwavs be used when children
ire cutting teeth. Itrelievesthe lit
tle sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the
cnild from pain, and the little cher
nb awakes as f'brightas button."; It
is verr pleasant to taste. , It soothes
the cliild, softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is tne best known remedy-
for diarrhoea, whether arising
from teething or othr . causes.
Twenty live cents a bottle.
iulv 6 deod&wlv
Vermont sheep are winning
tiuction in foreign lands.
dh
40
00
8 do
0 00
15
u
" 10
Zi
so
00
00
1 5
: e
00
10
XJ 00
J
Consumption Surely Cured.
To tiik EnrroR i'iease inform
yur 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 blfaM be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy frkk to any
of vour 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
Pearl st,. New! Vork.
Second Hand, each..
New, New Yorlc, each. . , ... .
New, City, each
) BEJCSWAX, ? lb..:......
liKICKS, Wllnungtoa, Jt:.;.
" Northern.;
BUTTEU, lb- ' j
North Carolina ...L..
Northera...., L..
CANDLES, V E j
". Sperm.......... ... ,
Adamantine. 4,.
uiieese, v I
Northern Factory ....
Dairy, Cream
State ..J...
tfOFFEE, Vfc 1 i
Java........................
Lasuyra..
mo ...
CORN MEAL, hush, Iu sacks.
Virginia Meal..............
COTTON TIES, y bundle.. J. . .
DOMESTICS y . ,
Sheeting, 4-4, V yard...;...
Yarns, y bunch
EGGS, doz.
FISII r
Macterei, No. 1, 7$ bbl.
-.-.. Mackerel, Na 1, y half bbL 12 40
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbL. I. ..15 00
Mackerel, Na 2, half bbl... 4 75
Mackerel, Na 3, V bbl. .t ... 7 80
Mullets, bbL.... L.. 6 00
N. C. Roo Herring, y keg.."
Dry.Cod, V ft.. ...... ...i .
FLOUR, V bbl r
Western, low grade.;.
" Extra.......
" " Family... .
City Mills Super. . . .
V . Family...
GLUE. a..
GRAIN, V busheL ,
Corn, fm store, bags, white
Corn, cargo, In bulk, white.
Corn, cargo. In bags, white
Corn, mixed, from'store. .. .
Oats, from store . ... i . .
Oats Rust Proof. . . . . .V.. .
Cow Pea3..... . .........
HIDES, vr;
Green..... ...
Dry......i... k
HAY, v 100 ns . S
Eastern. .......
Western.!..,....
North River....
HOOP IRON, l lb....
LARD, V k
NorthernL.'.. ...
orth Carolina...........
ElME, v barrel. .... .... . . .; 4.
LUMBER, City Sawed, M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed.. ...... 18 00
Rough Edge. Plank... I....L. 15 00
West India carglea, accord
ing to quality.. Ul3 00
. Dressed Flooring, seasoned.18 Ot)
scantling and Board, comiuU 00
MOLASSES, v gallon-
New Crop, m hhds.
" .:;. in bbls..... ....
i Porto Rico, In hhds. . . . . . . i
" in bbls
Sugar House, In hhds......
m bbls. I
Syrup, In bbls J
AILS, v Keg, cut. lOd basin j
jILS. V gallon. j
Kerosene......
Lard. ;
Unseed.....
- Rosin
Tar
J)eck and Spar. ... ...
POULTRY V
Chickens, live rown.....
t Spring:.
Turkeys
PEANUTS, bushel, 8S tt,
POTATOES, bushel
Sweet
50
75
70
3i 52;
QlCCO
&
9 &
&
&
&
&
&
... AfJ
1 30
25
10
14 ,
11
50 r
5
C5
1 oO
6"
0
MISCELLANTOirs
Atlantic Coast Lino.
WjlminitoiVn R. R.
'ji AND mtAKCUEii
CONDENSKB SCHEDULE.
00
5
50
4 00
4 50
4 00
8
48
00
52
00
S3
00
95
2
' 3
1 05
85
75
430 50
15 00
a20 00
6 00
10 00
& 700
& 6 00'
& 10
O 4 00
& 6 00;
6 00
a'4 10
& 5 00
10
50
48
53
51
50
1 CO
2
6H&
8 &
1 25
10
so
00
3i
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10
0 00
20 00
1G 00
1S 00
22 00
15 03
t mm m
28
28
26
00
18
22
2 40
. JO'
9
18
90
15
- 00
00
25
10
75
1 00
&
&
&
&
&
&
85
3 25
26
30
30
28
15
18
35
2 50
ta. 14
a 1 45
1C0
' 16
& : 20 '
& 22
& 30 ;
& 20
& 1 00
125
& 75
& 3 75
.
When Baby was sick, we gare her Castoria. t
When &lie was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria,
IHany Persons are b.
down from overwork or household catus.
Brown's Iroii Bitters nebufldsthe
rstem. aids digestion, rcmoTes excess of Mia,
aod cures malaria. Get the genuine.
CAPE FEAR ACADEMY
Kfoppiis September 122nd.
Prepara:wa Ui Bosia ss r Cillfjf.
COMrLTENT INSTRUCTORS.
LEADING MALE SCHOOL I
' Please enter at bejrlnnln of session.
; jT see Catalogue in nook Mores.
- - CATLETT, PnnclpaL
seplSlm Cor. Firth and chestnut streets.
j J o h n 1 Werne r .
rpflEEE IS BUT" ONE, AND : HE HOLDS
forth at Na23 Market street. A pood Shave
for 10 cents, a Shampoo r 20 cents, or a Jlalr
Cut for 20 cents. Four ol the best Barbers .5
the State. Clean towels, eharp razors and
prompt attendance. JonN werner.
r . The German Barber,
trv;;t: iiarket street
Irish, V tobl...
PORK, y barrel - .
City Mess.. J2 00 18 00
Prime.. ................ 15 00 16.00
Rump..:... ........I " 00 15 00
RICE Caiollna, V 6
Rough. V bush, (Upland)... 60 9 . 80
. j " (Lowland), 80 & 1 00
RAG S,V tt-country . . . . . . . . .". . 00 & 1
aty ......... 1 & X
ROPE, V 14.V 22'
SALT.W sack. Alum..........; 70 Q 75
LlTerpooL... Utl 9'1
.mm. mm
Lisbon...
American.... --
SOAP, V tt Northern.'. v.
SUGAR, P tt Standard grain..
Standard A
White Ex c.... ...
Extra C, Golden
C Yellow.....
SHTNGLES;71n.?M.... .... . 5 00
common.. ...... ............ 2 00
Qpress Saps........ 4 50
, cypress Hearts.... 0 00
STAVES, V M W. O. BarreK. 8 CO
- r. O. Hogshead..... 0 en
TALLOW, V tt... 4
TIMBER, V M feet-Shlpplng..l2 00
Fine Mill. .................. .11 25
7 50
5 00
500
250
2 00
1 50
23
16
16
00
00 &
6 &
Q &
5 &
t mm m
Mill Prime.... .-v.-
Mill Fair. ..........
common Mill. ... . ..
Inferior to Ordinary .........
WHISKEY, "9 gal Northern...
North Carolina. .
WOOL, V tt Washed
Unwashed. ... .
" Bnrry. ....
50
00
10
5
6X
6
6
5
5
7 00
d 2 50
& 5 00
9 7 50
14 00
10 00,
d, i 5
14 00 ,
8 50
C GO
S 0 00
M 4 00
& 5 00
& 3 00
& 25
13
13
OYSTER ROASTS
AM
rKETARED
accommodate my
r AM BETTER
I
than ever to
friends with OYSTERS this season.
wul
kern none but t he Best on hand aj ways
MYRTLE GROVE ROASTS a specialty, trcry-
thlnjr overhauled and impitmvL OVsters
ready at short notice .and expert shuckjere to
open them..
yreclal rates to parties. Glre mo a call and
will do my best to please you, . -
- Respecttaliy, . -
ukz, -w, n STOKLEY,
" oct 2 tx . " , . wnznuTiur.
: v 1 TliAINS GOING SOUTn.
1 "V . . 1 -'A
" DiTED NOV. 6. im jf o's c?l
"' . .
7 " p. M. P. m.Ja. m.
Leave Weldon. ............. 1230 5l 600
Arrive Rocky Mount. ,15 7-10
Fr M J
Arrive Tarhcra. ...317 ...... i
' ' ' ' - A. M. j
Leave Tarboro 10 SOL... .; j ;
-y p M J" . j"
Arrive Wilson....... 2 20 i 7 00 7 43
Leave Wilson: .; . t23o!
Arrive Selma 330
Arrive Fayetievill 530
Leave Goldsboro. ...... 3 13 7 10 8 S5
Leave Warsaw............. :.410 ....... 9l4
Leave Magnolia 4 24 840 949
Arrive WUmlngton. ........ 5 50 955 1 11 29
" T1LIN8 GOING NORTE. ;
j .a
- ai mw.ni" . H - - 1 .
. ' A. M. A. M. I". M.
Leave Wilmington...... .. I2t'l C0 4 00
Leave Magnolia. IZ1 10 34 1 ft 06
Leave Warsaw.. ....10 48 5fl
Arrive Goldsboro.......... 2 2:3 1145 653
Leave Fayctieville ...... 19 20
AiTlveSeima 11 is ......
. - P. t-
Arrive Wilson. )..... BI20 ......
Leave Wilson 3$3 12 37 , 747
Ar. Rocky Mount 1 10 j 8 IS
Arrive Taiboro 2 17 ......
. A. M.
Leave .Tarboro.. ........... ...... 1020 ......
-.".v-H '-''-- . 7 P. M. "
ArrlyoTWeldon. . ... .....,. t 301 2 45 9 30
a Dauy except sunaay. ' .
"Train on Scotland Neck Branchy Road
leaves.Weldon Ma p. m., Halifax 3:37 p. m.,
arrives Scotland Neck at 4.25 p. m., Green
viil0.'6;C2.p. in., Kinston 7.15 p. m. Returning
leaves Kinston 6:00 a. m., Green vUle 70 a. m.
Arntln? Halifax at ld:iO a. m., Weldon 10i0
a. m., dally except Sunday.
Local Freight leaves Weldon 10iM a. m. Hal
ifax 11:30 a. .. Scotland Neck 2:00 p. m ,
Greenville 5:30 p, m, Arriving at Kinston 7:40
p. . m. ; Returning, leave Kinston 7:00 a, m.,
Green vine 9:30 a m., Scotland Neck 1:10 p, m.
Halifax 8:35 p. tn. Arrivliig Aveldon 4Kp. m..
dally except Sunday. -;
Train leaves Tarboro, N. CV via Albcrmarle
& Raleigh R. R. dally except Sunday, 4.05 P. M.,
Sunday 3.00 P. M., arrive Williamston, N. c,
6.30. P. M., 4.20 P. M., Plymouth 7.50 P.
M., 520 P. M. Reiurming leaves Ilymouth,
mouth. N. Cf dally except Sunday, 6.00 A.
M., sunoay 9. (XT A. al, wiuiamston 7.10 A. m.
9.58 A. M. Arrive Tarboro, N. C, 9.30 A. M ,
11.20 A. -M. ... -C. . ; ',' - r - '-vi-'..- :..'., ':: ?
Train on Midland. N. C Branch leaves Golds
boro. N. C. dally except Sunday. 6.00 A. M.
arrive Sinithfleld, N. C, 7.30 A. M. Returning
leaves smlthfleW, N. 0., 8.00 A. M., arrive
Goldsboro. N. C. 9.30 A. M.
- Twin on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky
Mount- at aoo P. M.. anives at - Nash
ville ar 3.40 P. M., Spring Hope 4.15 T. M
Returning leaves Sprtnc Hope 10.00 A. M.
NasnvUle- ia A, ft arrive Rocir Mount
1L15 A.M., dally exec pt Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for
Clinton, daily, except Sunday, at 6.00 P. M.
and 13 10 A, M. ReturniBg' leaves Clinton at
8.3UA. iu. anaa.iu r. jvi., conmectmg at war
saw with Nos. 41 40. 23 and 78.
, Southbound Train on Wilson & Fayettevlllo
Branch is Na 5L Northbound is No. 50. Dally
except Sunday. - 1 -
Train Na 27 south wiUjstop only at Wilson,
uoiusDoro ana Aiaenoua.
Train No. 78 makes close connection at Wel
don for all points North daily. All rail via
Richmond, andSlally, except Sunday, via Bay
Line. - - - -p-, , .' :-' ;-. , - -:
All trains run solid between Wilmington and
wasnmgttn, ana nave 113 urn an paiace sleep
ers attacnea. -
JOnN F, DIVINE, Genl Supt.
J. R. KENLY, Sup't. Transportation.
T. M. EMERSON, Gn'l Passenger Agent.
Seaboard Alr-Linc.
Gr rolinh Ooairal Railroad
CHANUE OF SCHEDULE.
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington, Coiai
Augusta IL E. iU
(jragaJI Kssssai lira
"Ira-I-V
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Aprli:20, 1890. No. 23. No. 27. NO. J5.
" P. M. P. M. A. M.
Leave Wilmington... 6 15 10 10 ........
I Leave Marlon.....;.. 9 33 ... 12 40 ........
I Arrive Florence...... 10 20 120:........
' Na 50 NO. 8
I . , " .. A. M. A. M. A. M.
Leave Florence....... 3 20 , . .. . 1 8 25
Arrive Sumter. ...:.. 4 35f.. ...... 9 35
- - No. 52. '
A. M.
Leave Sumter........ 4 35 tlO 33 ........
Arrive Columbia..... 6 15 - 11 65..... . . .
Na 52 runs through from Charleston via
Central Rr R.
Leaving Lanes 9 15 A. m.. Manning 9:56 a. M.
Train on C. & D. R. B. connects at Florence
withNo.f8. . , ,
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
WEbTLUNl TRAINS
Nov. 5, I??0.
1 Na 4 i.
UiUyex.
JMJJCJJiy;
Leave Wilmington.. .l 9 2nam
Leave HamiM 1 10 pw
Leave Wadestoro j 2 21 ym
Arrive t:har;mt ..r 4 1J rn
LeaeCharlwe....... j 4 rjpir
Leave Llutlntcc.... ...;... & 42pia
Lea v Shelby 6 s)rni;
Arxlvj:uthort dtT..i 7 Capra'
c.uij ex.
Sunday.
s cm p
6 IU;:
V axe
OUTBOUND TRAINS
Nov. 5, 1800.
Leave Rt r.crTdfc. .
Leave Shelby
Leave Lincoln on.....
ArrtTC Charlotte
Leave t:h.irlot to,-.
Iave Watiesboro.,..
IiOave Hamlet
Arrive Wliialngt'c...
. j Na 16. No, L
Many ex. dally ex
;scnday. .Sunday
mm ri ir 1 " l ' ' M
..I 8 0"am
..aoouam'
..Hi 12am
..l2 2arrn
..'liSipm 8(Op
..! 2 22pm 11 2i tm
..; .1 :21m 1 l ) am
..) 7 CO ira. S CO am
Trains No. 43 and 3G make close connection
t. Hamlet for lia'cfgh and at Llncclntou for
itrkory ana w . n. c. -
Trains Na 23 and 24 make close ronnectior
at Monroe for Cbestor. . . - -i
Through sleeping Cars between Wllmlngtoa
and Charlotte. -
T..W. WHISNANT, SuperlnTcndent.
F. W. CLARK. GenT Pacscngcr Agent. .
novtiii -- ,
Atlantic Coast Lne.
North-Eastern R. Rif S.t
4 .
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated May 12, '89.
Leave Florence......
V Kings tree
Arrive Lanes..
Leave Laces.
Arrive Charleston....
Na 27.
A.-M.
1 35
2 20
2 80
..J 2 50
P. M. -7
6
S
P. M.
Train No. 63 takes Na 53 South of Lanes.
Train on C. & D. R. R. connects at Florence
with No. 23 Train.
5 CO.
A. M
Na 23.
j'Na
2 4
A. M.
9 30
10 K
11 20
11 20
1 30
r. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
0, 5L
Leave Columbia.'... .
Arrive Sumter.. ,
Leave Sumter.. .... ..
Arrive Florence ......
Leave Florence
Leave Marlon.. 1
Arrive Wilmington... J
P. M.
10 35
11 58
11 58
A. M
1 15
No. 7a
A. M.
4 a
5 22
Na
59.IN0.
53.
P. M.
t 6 -7
P. M.
5 20
6 32
50!,...
NO
P.
H.
8
8 a-'p
11 45
Daily. tDaUy except Sunday.
Na 53 rans ttroujrh to CliarlestOB; 8, C.
Central It. If., arriving Manning 7-01 P. M
Lanes 7:43 P. M., Charleston 930 P. M.
Na 59 connects at Florence with C and u
train tmm cberaw and Wadcfebora 3 -
' Nos. 78 and 11 make close connection at s 11-
minjrton with W. M R.-.K. for ail point
North .
Train on Florence It. K. leave it Dee cany
except Sunday 4:40 P. arrive Rowland 7A
p. m. Returning leave Rowland f.o m ar
rive Pte Dee 8-VJ s. m.
Train on 3lanchesier & Augusta 11. Ji. leaves
Hmater dally, except Sunday. 10 50 A. M..rrrve
h:iiriJril r. i. -Returning icave lamini
12:15 P. M., arrive Sumter !.: i'.M.
- General SCperintendtnt. '
J. It. K EN LY. Afcat Genl SI anagcr.
T. M. EXEKSON. General Passuigcr Aycn
, JOT 18 ' . .
Leave Charleston.;..
Anive Lanes.........
Leave Lanes..
. Kingstrce
Arrive Charleston....
No. 78.Na 14.
No. . 6i
A. M.
- 2 45
: n fa
4 20
4 R0
6 28'
0 2
7 &3:
7
9
A. M. I P. M. I A. AL
Dally, t Dally except Sunday. "
on C. & D. R. R. for CherawS. C, and Wades
boro.N. c.
Na 52 runsibrough to Columbia via cc ttra
R. r. ors. c. . . .
Nos. '78 and 14 run solid to ' wnrnlngtcn, -C,
makinfir close connection with W; & U .
R. for all nomrs north -
. JNO. F. DIVINK.
vieiii'iui fuiieuunijouti.
J. R. KENEY, Ass'.t Genl Manager.
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