THE MASONIC JOURNAL
The Raleigh News,
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PlEDilON'f AIR-LINE RAILWAY.
IvTCir^toNi) & Danvii.lh, RimiMoXD & D \.x-
A'li.LE R. W,, N, 0. Division, axd Noiitii
EASTEli.X N.C. R.w.
CONDENSED 'I'lME TABLE
In cScct on and aftci- Sunday, Jmio 4 IgTfi
tioixc; xoKTii.
KXiniESS
Lc
ave CliarlotU*,
‘ Air Line .I’ct’n
‘ Salisbury,
‘ Greensboro,
‘ Lanviiie,
‘ I'^undcc.
‘ Burkville,
riv^ iliehmond.
OOIMf .SOU'J
STATIONS.
EXPRESS
MAn.
T.eave Ridimond
1.10 p. m.
•• Burkville.
8:54 “
1 9:00
•• Dundee,
8:05 “
1:39 p. m.
'• Danville,
8:10 “■
1 U-t‘^ ‘i
Greensboro
10:25 “
1 4:35 “
Salisburv
13:32 a. m.
1 7:01 “
Air Lint' J*n
2:29 “
1 8:54 “
.\rrive ( liiii-lotte
2:42 “
1 9:08 “
Note—Tiie Express train slop.s at Toma-
hawk going west;
does not stop at Clover o-o-
ing east.
GOING EAST.
GOING -WEST.
STATIOCsS.
MAIL
-MAIL
1 A'ave Gn'Ciisboro
? 11:55 am
„■ Ar. 4:20 n m
Co. Shops
S 12:14
F “ 2:54
Ait. at Raleigli
= 3:22 p 111
1 “ 11:43
“ Gold.iboro
S C;00 '*
stL’ve 9:15am
. li. 11. " '
4.4o p. in.
0:4o “
8:1a a. in.
10:38 “
XOKTII WK3TEUX"N. G:
(SALEM BRANCH.)
Leave Greensboro
Arrive at Salem
T.eave Salem •
Arriv(‘ at Greensboro
Passene-er train leavingLaleigli at 8:10 P.
M. connects at Gri'ensboro with the Xortliern
iiound train; makini>-the qnick(‘St timo to all
Xortliei'ii cities. Price of tickets same as via
otlier routes.
Traill^ to and from points East of Greens
boro connect at Greensboro with j\Iail Trains
to or from points Nortli or Soutli.
Two trains daily, both ways.
Lynciihurg Accommodation leaves Rich
mond daily at 9.00 A. ^L, arrive at Biirkeville
12.48 P. >1.. leave Biirkeville at 4.85 A.M.,
arrive at Riciunoiid at7:58 A M.
No Change of Cars between
Charlotte and Richmond, 282
Miles.
E'or Rii'tlier information addri'ss
JOHN. R. MA( AIURDO,
Geii’l'I'inket .Agent,
Richmond, Va
T. W. R. TALCOTT,
Engineer & Gen'l .Superintendent.
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Office Gexkfal Supkkixtexdext, 1
Wilmington, N. C., May 12, 1870. /
Change of Scheduie.
On and after the 1-ltli inst., traijs will nm
over tliis Raihv.ay a.s lollows ;
Passenger & Mail Trains—Daily
(Sundays excepted.)
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Arrive 111 Cluirlotte at 0:40 41.
Leave Dharlotte at 0:00 1>. M.
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Shelby Division.
Leave Charlotte at 'MO V M,
-\rrive :it Cluirlotte at I' nr'
-\rrive at Slielby at IDoO A. M.
Leave Shelby at hr" ;' i
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■md 0 -b)P 41., and II . 0. A A. Rallied
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SlLVBOARTr&llOANOlvE RAIL ROAD.
Offioeoftlie Superintendent of 'I’ransixirta-
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' Roktsmoutii, Va., .Tan. 1 1870
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