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Faterad al Ike rul Ofct al WiltaaMoa.
11. C.. aa ftecood c laaa Siaal Mailer.
Fbidat.Aprii- 25,1902.
General Jeseph heeler
predicts a sweeping Democrat-,
ic victory next November.
Poor Norfolk! No rett forj
the ; >l*l town. Sam Jones, the
big fire; the street car strike: i
polities all the time. The'
Virginian-Pilot can't find time
to get in a good humor. —Ex. !
—lf a furniture factor}- pays in
High Point, why wonld not one
pay here? If such an enterprise 1
were not remunerative at that 1
place there would not be new
ones started there every few
months. A furniture factory'
employes men and Williainston ,
is a place where there are men j
to be employed. The Martiu |
k Bigg* factory paid the,
owners, and one to take its
place would pay. Williainston!
mustjhavc manufacturing en
terprises if it ever amounts j
to auy thing. Can't our people j
. get together and stsrt a factory? I
The edict ha* gone forth
that no negroes must be elect-'
ed to the Republican State;
Convention this year, thus re-]
ncwiug the edict of 1 901). The
bosses think the edict can be
carried out better in Greens
boro than in Kaleigh because |
the capital city is nearer the
r Black belt. If the Republi
cans disfranchise ALL the 1
negro voters in their conven-1
tion, why should they complain
when all the ignorant negro i
voters are disfranchized at the
poll*? News and Observer.
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—Our State is always slow j
to move, but when she do*?;
she usuilly does the thing up
brown. Last week was North
Carolina week at the Charles
ton Exposition. There were
about 15.000 Tar lleels there
and we hud charge with the ex-,
ception that Teddy was there
with a broad grin on, lie asw
n crowd tlrawki and that is all
that can lie said for him. Every
' North Carolinian was made
proud of our Governor. It
was a universal opinion that
Governor Aycoek made a much
better speech than did the
Pieisdent, and lis is a better
looking man. A gentleman
from the far Xortii sai l to us
next day that we ought fo run
•our Governor for Vice-Presi
dent next time, lie received
compliments on every hand —
. Washington Progress.
Tho President is doubt leas
convinced that there is tough
riding in pleutyTn the House.
California had an earthquake
shock, but it had no connection
with Chinese exclusion legisla
tion.
Boiled down non. Chauucey
Depew's advice to. the young
men of the country is: Get a
wife. ' ,
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The Civil Service Commiaion
is trying to prove that postmas
ter Coyne, .of Chicago, is a
counterfeit.
Fit*, and Jefi. are matched—
to work the press for free ad
vertising. and they are both
wiuiiing every day.
"Uncle Joe" Cannon is one
iof the House leaders who
; thinks it is butter to joke the
kickers tlian tonight 'em.
Santos-Dumont is ready to
give exhibitions of his flying
. machine as soon as assured that
, it will be profitable to him.
Senator Tillman has taken
! the stump, in South Carolina,
j and the people of the State are
i looking for a lively summer.
j English horsemen are in
lack. King Edward has resum
jed attendance at "thp riwes,
which he when he
became King.
\
The autocrats of the House
j were given a little chance to
'try the regular diet of the other
fellows. Naturally they didn't
like it
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To prove a man's,wealth.
I these days you have only to
, show that he eats beef steaks
i regularly, only the wealthy can
all'ord 'em.
Senator Dcpew must have
■ been looking for trouble when
he declared the Senators be
| tween sixty and eighty to be
I the whole Congaess.
An officer of the marine
jcorjw is to be tried by court
martial for failing to pay his
j debts. Who this discaimination
• against the marines?
j China is louilly protesting
and talking of violated treaties,
but Chinese exclusion will be
n'Ontiuiied all the same, and be
extended to all our possessions.
There is danger that the
need of the "poor Cubans" will
:be entirely forgot ton while the
politicians arc using the reci
procity bill for a punching bag.
It was hardly necessary for
, the Washington correspondents
to nunounco that the Senate
would not act hastily on Cuban
• reciprocity. When did the
i Senate act hastily on anything?
Loudon preachers have so
I much trouble tdf fill their
churches that some of tliem
are holding "smoking services,"
at which men are permitted to
smoke pipes or any old thing.
Baltimore is to have a horse
show. It ought to be a success,
as ilultimc/e is noted for pretty
women, and pretty women and
theis clothes seem to be all
that arc needed to make a
successful! horse show.
,i Violet in the prescribed
j color to be worn by princesses
at King Edwards coronation.
V iolet is also a favorite color
i j with millions of American
priucesses-every American giil
is a princess to some oup,
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A new political party hab
been found in Washington, for
the express purpose of trying
~ to Kccuro pensions for ex-slaves
Its members would find it more
j profitable to stick to white
. walling and sawing wood.
,) Admiral Dewey said, rcply
. ing to the toast, "The Napy»?
at a banquet of the Sons of the
J Itcvolution: "Today the navy
•j is composed of officers well
; fitted to sustain their nation's
i honor on the sea# and of the
finest body of seamen in the
world.
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. WAS HUSTON LETTER.
(From omr regular Correspond* »t.)
L April *ith, 1 90s.
It is so rare for t*ie democrats in
either ! ranch of Congress to oat
. gen- ral the republi ans in the po
litical game that their success in
doing as by getting an ami ndmerit
' for the repeal of the differential
duty on sugar attached, to the Cu
ban reciprocity bill before thai
meaMirc parsed the House natur
• al'y ca'.ued a f ensat.ion, which is
1 s!i!I the j»itoj ic vf conver
sation iii ('ni-j«'e'ssioii:t) circle*,
and whi-h maj* play •'»" Important
part in tiie (umw !*)»Vati«»n of
t'r-t ••e'M'iii r.l Congrcs The
rcpub.i an# who joined the di-mc
ira:* in ups» :tipg a pf.-gramire en
(do«s«i l-y t e fe>'rr.uj. «»ir s.rd
Ijr a caucus and the vu-:v leaders
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| MOTMERHOODj
'i he KWUit! nmbiiion of Anier- m
1 i.an laou and women Li to hr-.ve H
UotwJ v.ith chii Iren. The I
woman aMioU-d with feuia)t> dU- B
1 eii.'w 15 incua--,t wtlh ■
I Laocmtu£ a t-hiUlfw wife. >lO I
nu-.tk'in.i can injure dev.it or- 8
gam, liiil Wine of I'ardui Joes B
regulate that pre- ■
■ ' real eonceptioa; docs prevent I
: d«ie# restore weak I
tunctuma .lift shattered i.erves 8
f M sad doe bring b.ibu-s to homes ■
I b:i rnu (ii.i| for years. U
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> laii (lfcngdi to Im« litmt- I
_ thy ch!li!;?ii, fret a. B
«!o'lar bottla of M'laa ct Cunjyi Pi
iram four dei!--r.
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A —III WTfffTH
All Doctors bare tried to cm CAT AT *H
n by the uacof powders, acid eases, iahalers
it sad drty m paste pwfcj
' themto crack optm aa bleed. The power
n ful acids used is the iahalen hare entire
, IT eaten mj the mmt membranes that
1 their —tin hart aimed to core, while
J paste* and ointments caaaot read the di
ieaae. Aa old aa experienced practitioner
' who has Cor mmmy 5 tars made a close
I dndy aad specialty of the treatment of
CATABBJI. has at last perfected a Treat
meat which whea faithrally aaed, not on
s ly relieves at aace, b«* permanently caras
CATABBR, by uaotiH the caase. Bop
- ping tha discharges aad caria* all in-
I—thß. It is the sady remedy known
dosrieace that actually reaches the aflct
• et parts This wuadoral reaiedy is kaowa
f as "sarrFLBS the ccAßAimaco CATABJUB
era*" and a sold at the extremely low
1 price of Oae Dollar, each package coa
. taming internal aad external medicine
ruficieat for a full moath's treataieat and
• everything atrnmrjr to its perfect aae.
] "SNe #rij»" is the only perfect c*TAE*H
CUBB ever made aad is now recognized as
1 the only safe aad positive care for that
, annoying aad disgusting disease It cures
'' sil inflammation qnieklrand permanent
• I Ijr aad it also woaderfally onick to re
. here MAY PKVBB or COLD m the MAD.
1 CATABBH whea aeglectod often leads
1 Ito CDMOHmn-'Wmn" will an
I you if yoa aae it at oace. It is no octfi
' I nary remedy, bat a complete treatment
which is positively guaraateed to cure CA
TABBH in aay form or stage if used ac
cording to the directions which accom
- pany each package. Don't delay but send
. | lor it at oace. and write full particulars as
to your condition, and yon will receive
I special advice from the discoverer of this
. | wonderful remedy regarding your case
, without coat to yoa beyoad the regular
price of "ißtrruß" the CCAMAXIKIJ
.CATABBH tear "
Sent prepaid to any address in the
I'nited States or Canada oa receipt of One
Dollar Address Dept. C 491, EDWIN H
 (iILKS ft CO., »jji Market St., Philadel
i Senate.
As a matter cf form the House
1 disagreed to the Senate amendment
! —the Piatt sulstitute—to the
i (louse Chines • K*c lusion bill, and
! ordered the bill sent to conference,
1 but it is generally understood that
j the Fcnate amcndmi nt will be ac
cepted l»y the Hcu*e conferees and
'by the House. as the Tacilic Coast
j delegations hare expressed their
t willingness to *o so rather than
(take any cl «nc s of having the
| pitmen 1 law will die May
s—before$ —before ihe new one becomt s
| ope rat. re pitd the consequent in-
I llux ol Chinese ll.at wculd follow.
1 Stcretaiy Hay has t ansmittrd to
' Cengiets a fcimal prottst of the
j Chinese government againft the
| e xeb »M>n of the Chinese from the
Phili|f:r.cs, but ihe frolert is not
I ike!y to pnpit the exclusion, al
' I thci eh it claims it to Le a violation
of treaty rights.
Tucrh ate several reasons why
the outlook for a speedy vote on
. t"»e I hilippine bill u LA his now the
| "unfinished business" of the Sen
ate "is not pron.isng. One of
; them is the investigation now un
der way by the Benate I hilippine
_i cc mmittee, which threati r.s to con
tinue for sometime, and which is
being m de to cover everything
that has beep published and much
| that has not been publishc d con -
. ceruing cruel treatment of natives
by our soldiers. As long as that
I investigation is going on the oppo
. nents of the bill will have a valid
| reason to o; pose taking a vote.
1 bat the Senate can work rapid
; ly when so disposed n as shown by
, the passage of pr I vale pen lon bills
the rate of three a' minute the
1 other day,
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'• THE OR HAT DISMAL SWAMP
' j Of Virgiaia. is s breeding ground of
Milaria germs. So is low, wet or marshy
e ground everywhere. These germs cause
j weakness, chills and fever, aches in the
' ' bones and muscles, and may induce dan
gerous maladies. But Klectric Bitters
I j never fail to destroy them ami cure ma
. larial troubles. They srill surely prevent
1 (typhoid. "We tried many remedies for
Malaria and Stotnarb and Liver troubles, ''
writes John Charleston, of Byesville, 0..
I "hut never found am thing as good as
I Klectric Bitters." Try them. Only 50c.
j All druggist* guarantee satisfaction.
Dcai t» a Dag but.
| When W. W. Jones, a section
boaa on the Plant system at Ravtn
fls, ftpt {tome to dinner today he
I could not find his wife, a youpg
! ! wi»p'.(in of peed family. A search
1 was begun ir-d Mrs. Jones' body
j wss found in a dog house with
her threat cut with a rough blade.
|; I The theory is that she was murder -
' ed by robbers although there is no
| clue.— Post.
WANTS TO fIFXF OTHERS.
"I bal stoavurh trouble all pny life,"
j' / tofi E4w. Mehier, proprietor of the i?n
--| inn Buttling Works, Erie. Pa., "and tried
all kinds of lemedira. went to several
' doctors sad spent coast del able ptoney
trying to get a aasreat's peace. Finally
I read of Kcviol Driftrci* Cure anl bave
been taking it to my pel atsffdM.
1 never foand ha equal for skctaacfi troub
le and gladly rectpipvad it ia hope that
I it may help other specters." KCfWI Dys
pepsia Cure cwrca all rttainrh troubles.
I You doat have to diet. "Kcdol Dyspep-
I da Care digests what yoa cat. sJLVfcgn
General News.
Mississippi, it is announced, has
appropriated $250,000 for an ex
' hibit at the St. Louis Exposition.
Missouri has appropriated si,ooot
oco, Illinois $250,000 and Arkan
sas $250,030.
Heretofore Vermont has had a
sort of monopoly of the sugar bus
iness, but an Ohio farmer has been
making some experiments with the
sap of sweet apple trees and declares
that map'.e sugar can't ho!d a can
die to his apple tree sugar. And
he gets more of it, too. —Wilming-
ton Star.
A record break :rg sa!e of post
age ftrrr.ps is reported by the
Chicago Po«t Office. The sa'e was
i.cco.cco h'snps, for wh'h the
purcli£er a efctek for f- : ,
oco. Jn'-t.r.e package wt e «co,-
oco 4 cent tlamps irA in ano f l:er
the sap;.e pumLer of 1 cent ftan* -
Th's is the 'argtst indivicusl j ur
clia*e of stsnsps in the fc v.ory of
the Chicago Pest Office —J'x.
Frank I.uik'ngham, cf Hartford
CqJtn., issn expert s* irir.cr sr.d
ho. men rrd a frn'.cts life aver. '
He is c.:'y .6 yeara o'd, »rd hrv
rrrt'.t d I* I c: H TIS 'rem d*( »r'r?
Lutkirpham has»ptnttle fr.t*'tr
pjrt of h * life en the water, s; d a
g.eat many of h's rt-ct;e» vre ,
irade cn the Connecticut river, bt:t
he hrs s'-o »F(!e rc'.fch> reKue*
euts.de h's c«n fttle. P'.-iots the
35 ll\es he has >avtd, I.rt»:'r.gi am
has recovered 76 bodies of drcwtitti
persons.—Southttner.
The Wealth of Talmage.
The will of Rev. Dr. T. DeWitt
Taltnage was filed in Washington
last Monday. It leaves an estate
valued at more than >300,000, of
which about $250,000 is in persem
al property, consisting of secured
notes, United States 4 per ere-nt
ber.ds, stocks, crsh in l>anks, furni
ture. picttiresand hcn*eho!d effects.
All the heirs at law are said to be
entirely tut'sficd nr.d ha\tconsented
to the prolate. The w.Il gives the
widow's third to Mrs. Talniage
end the itiriaitidcr, >hare ar.dshare
a like, ecjually.
The rifi't dt!] h ; a T-itres wants
seme ctithority to determ ne 'he
ft x of the I'tii'ed States, whether
they e:e "she" or "it" The J-a
vanr.th Kews (vgge's that it
would he ar.rtna'c us "to c l '! I'nclt
{■"r.m sl.t." rrd 1 iks it wov.'d It
htv'er, 'h,e ws.v th ugs are f ng to
call h m "it," wi'h a erj 'al I.—
Chatlestcn Jvews crd Courier.
Way to Wealth.
Printer's ink has made more for
tunes then have ever hecn tnade on
all the >tock exchanges and in all
the gold mines in the world.
Advertisements ore read while
the advertisers sleep.
Advertising is the philosopher's
stone that turr.es a man's watcs to
gold.
A few gallons of printer's ink
spread over a newspaper, will equal
the services of an army df drum
mers.
The man who advertises in dull
times, will never feel dull times.
%
The Real Mary Who Had The Lamb.
The author of "Mary Had a
Little Lamb'was John RoulstofiT
a young man who was a visitor at
the school near Worcester, Mas
sachusetts, when the incident oc
cured. The heroire of tMfe poem
Mary K. Sawyer, who afterward
became Mrs. Columbus Tyler. She
died in December, 1889. May
Ladies' Home Journal.
Five Girl Babies at a Birth
'•■■ Farmer Isaiah Rhodes came to
Poughkeepsie today to sell hoop
poles, and told his friends about a
, startling increase" in his daughter's
familv. The mother. Viola Mc-
Gowan, wife of a farmer. Tuckers,
Corner, about 2g yers old, has been
piarried about seven yeary.
"Vesterday," said Rhodes, "Dr.
j Bir chall, of Cliptpnflalp was sept
, fpr and before he left niy da ugh
r ter's home five little girls had been
r added to the family. Mother and
! children are doing well." Rhodes
• is the father of children himself
[ —Philadelphia Record.
L roand to success.
The School Teacher's Creel
i beliete in leys and girls, the
men and women of a great tomor
row; that whatsoever tie boy
soweth the man sha 1 reap.
I believe in the cuise of igno'ance.
in the tAiiacy of hUuli, in the
dignity of teacl-ing, and in the joy
of serving others.
1 believe in Wisdom as revealed
in human lives as well as in the
pages of a printed book, in lessons
taught, not so much l>y precept as
by eiajpple in to work with
the hands as well as to th nk ¥ ith
the head, in everything that makes
life large and iov. '.r.
' I believe in beauty in the school
room, tie heme, in ti.e tasy life
and in out d*. o S.
Ibe eve r. '.tighter. n kve, in
f»:th St. ci;ttr.: kr.pes thtt lure *:?•
on
IV« e- e' ft every hour o €'•
Civ vp re.*"', p a rtvz-u
for i ' we fttm t , v-eco.
I ict ere ! e prwent • »t>« i>a
oyp- ..V. «*, in thel'.itufe ti. * .
|»rcrr :»es ana in the civ :.ejuy t J
l:v r.g —l*.
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Ala ilptlon la em every bo* of tt» gimlaa
Laxative Bromo-Quinioe
fca !!■! Ij IM am bmM Is M«*f
Pay vour taxes before May i»t or you
ran nU vote in the coming elections,
neither town or State.
We wan t a good live representative at
each poat c ffice in Martin county. The
rig(it parties will find it profitable. Ad
dreaa "The Enterprise."
Legal Advertisements.
Public Sal* of Valuable Swamp.
By eidrr of the Supeiior Court of Martin en
Irrcd in tbe (ftdtl proceeding tkere pending,
atylcd J. F John won, Franria 1) Winatcn and
otbera. I!*parte. To the Court. I will aril for
Cask befire the store of Sladr. Jones & Co., in
Natniltoa. N. C., at u M on Monday. May sth,
. km that certain tract of hwamp Laid in Mar
tinjLoMty N. C . ku« «n aa the Joseph J. Wil
li* in a Lang Midge Kaan.paad contaiuiug tome
juo acres more or leaa. „
This Match 75. 190*.
T. H. SLADR. CoMfttiMionsft.
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I Have Just Moved My
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III«» 1111110111 Ntock
In My ...
NEW STORE
Where I will be pleased to
serve my friends with the Barae
Old Time Courtney aa has been
my pleasure for years.
Remember I have iu
ANYTHING
You would usually find in an
Up-to-l)nte Ntore.
Ihe first Ftore you sec on
the rijght band side of the street
coming in town, and the last
on the left side leaving town —
(provided you come in town
the ri>.4it way)— You can't
miaa it, and if you fail to find
it you will regret it.
Our Entire Stock of 1
jJ cmU'h Clothing
Is now being offered at
New York Comt
Just to make room for Spring
&ocfc
1r o Barrells Finest Red
JUi6s Seed Irish Potatoes
—Come ia and go home
happy
Yours to please,
ELI GURGANUS.
Heavy Winds and fires ;..
THE RECENT HEAVY WINDS AND FIRES
HAVE CAVSED PEOPLE TO
Think and Insure.
WE REPRESENT THE BEST COMPANIES, AND RESIECT
JUU.Y SOLICIT YOR tUSINEES.
ED F. HUFFINES & CO.,
CIJFICE IN I/$K CF MARTIN CCtKIY
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DALLAS,
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ATLANTIC COAST 1.1 HI «. R. COMPANY.
COMURNSKD KIIWLS.
TRAINS GOING SOCTH.
DATRD a . FfllJsc • £
22 iiqlti tl
A. m r . m. r. m. a. m. r. m.
Leave Weldoa ■ S® »J« -
Ar. Rocky Ml f '® »p
Uan Tarboro . ■» "» 7si
Lv Rocky Mt.....~. iojmoj j»i }« nji
Leave Wilaun ' » nlo i]■ • » *«a
Leave Selma a S5 II M ..——
Lv. Fayettcville. «y> Isa
Ar. Florence 735 Jao ... ........
r. ffA.ii. •
Ar. Goldshoro. f ao
I.v. GoMsboro 7»l I>}
Lv. Msguolia ..... •JT 4>l
Ar. Wilmington. it in aaa
p. m.|a. mT|>. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
a 2|j n *2 il
.. . . . • A.K ~r. u.
Lv. Florence lo 05 . • «S
I.v, Payetleville.. u *0 IO •»
Leave Helma ... * »on
Arrive Wilaon... 1 57 11
. r a. JTS *• *-
Lv. Wilminatoa.
Lv. MaanoHa , 'J* J! "}
Goloaboro 7' IS 9 M " "
r. m A. M. r. m. r.
Leave Wilaoa a» • » »» »tS J «
Ar. Rocky Mt..... I*> 9 *> ""» "'i ' u
Arrive Tarboro . - 954 —— *
I,rave Tarboro... *3 l
Lv. Rocky Mt .. 35» 11 **
Ar wtkto » p L'jj-rnT —
Yadkin Division Main Lin*-' Train tesves Wil
mine ton. 910 a. arrive* HaytUevilh ia aa J.
™iU*. J'.'.. 1 * L m n ■
Bennettsville Branch— Train leavev wss«'»
ville 8 10 a m . Maston a. aa.. R»*l
a ill m . Farktoa 1041 a. ai., Nop*
ru., arrive Fayetteville 11 10
Fayettevtlle 44S P • "°Pf
sprinaa 5 43 P « • Maaton 6 i4p aa., arrivea aea
"cM. V n^*tLl| s at FsyetleviUe » Uh
Mailon with Carolina Central Railroad, at Red
Sprinit* with Ihe Red ap.ln|.ind »ow«nre ratl
road > Han ford with the Seaboard Air Ltaa ana
(touti.rrn Railway, at GaU with th* Dnrka. and
Charlotte Railroad. . _ .
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Koad W"
Wrldon j 15 p m . Halifaa J »». • .' »rrtvaa Scot
land Neck 410 p. m f.revi"vUW J «
at on 1 4S p m Retnraina leaves tteaM» 7ja "L"
Greenville B 30 a. ■ . arriving at Hajitaa il aj a.
ai.. Weldca 11 ao a. m , dally eacept "nyT;,..
Trains on Washington Branch leaJ« Waj»l"«*
toa 800 s m . srd J45 P ai-. arrive rar»*»» SJ
a 111 4 10 p. in . relnrnlna leave Paraiele 11 ia a
m , and s»a P ai , arrive Wartlagtoa iay> a. «.
and 6 15p m.,«lallr eacept Bnnday.
Train leavea Tbrroro tf. C., dalty f*?. u,
day 4J5 P aa.. Sunday 4J5 P
month 6 « p.m., 630 p. m.. Returning, leave
PI) mouth Ally eacept Sunday 3» \ ■"
Sunday 9oa a. m., arri\-ea Tarboro 9 M a.
"Tra'a mi Midland W.C. Branch c ff:
borodaiW. eacept Snnday, saa a. in .arrtju*
SmithfieM 6 K> a. m.. Returning leavea Smitaneaa
7 as a.m.. arrives Goldabotn • » a. %
Trains on Nashville Branch J^Ta!
at aao a. 4aa p. aa.. arrive Naahvilla m m a.
m.. 4 UP- liMtei ho|H n aa a. t.»
Return i*k leave Spring Hope nni» .)
Nashville u 45 a. m.. 5 4i P - . arrtva V.
Mount IS IO p m ,«ao p. m daUy aaceptJwW.
Train on Clinton Branch laaVaa Warsaw (at
Clinton dnily. eseept Sunday, il «a a. m.,an4 4 l»
p ,m , Returning leavea Ctinloa *4S a. and
1 ?iai™No. 7* makes close connection at WeMon
•r all | iinu Kcilk «Uilp. aU taU via Birhmsad
H. M. KMKRSON,
Gen'l Psaenger Agvat.
J. R. KENLY, Gen'l Matager.
T*u ;Kmerson. Timfic Manager.