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THE MASONKj JOURNAL
PIEDMONT AIR-LINE RAILWAY.
Richmond & Danville, Richmond & Dan
ville R. W., N. C. Division, and North
EASTERN N. C. R. W.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
Ill effect on ami after Sunday, Oct 15, 1876.
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS.
MAIL.
Leave Charlotte,
4:50 a. ni.
5:30 “
7:35 “
9:55
13:03 p, m.
1:46 “
5:05 “
7:43 p. m.
“ Air Line J’ct’n ....
“ Salisbury,
“ Greensboro, ..... ..
“ Danville,
“ Dundee,
“ Burkville,
Arrive Richmond,
GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS.
MAIL
Leave Richmond,
“ Burkville, .
Dundee,
“ Danville, .
“ Greensboro .
“ Salisbury .
Air Line J’n .
Arrive Charloito.
7:50 a.
10:46 “
2:55 p.
2:09 “
5:40 “
8:05 “
10:35 “
10:37 “
Seaboard and Roanoke E. R.
Office of the Superintendent of Transporta
tion, ot the Seabord& Roanoke Railroad Com
pany.
Portsmouth, Va., May 6th 1876
On and iifter Monday, the 8th instant, trains
win leave Portsmouth daily, except Sundays
as tollows:
No. 1 I: reight tram at 10,30 a.m.
No. 2 Freight tram at 3,00 p. m.
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH
6,45p.m.
Eo. 1 Freight tram at 13,00 m
No. 2 1 reight train .... at 3,30 p. m.
Mail train Soutli will stop only at Suffolk
Franklin, Newsom’s, Boykin’s, Margaretts-
vilie and Seahord.
Mail traiugoing North will stop only at
beabord, Boykin’s, Franklin and Sutfolk.
Freight trains have a paisenger car attacli-
will stop at stations for passengers
Mail train connects at Weldon wifli'the
mail trains of the Wilmington and Weldon
and Raleigli and Gaston Railroads.
And on Mondays, VVednesdays and Fridays
at Fiauklin, with steamer for Trenton, Ply-
moutli and landings on Blackwater and
Chowan River.
Freight received daily (except Sundays)
Irora 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. .
^ . E. G. GHIO,
Superintendent of Transportation.
GOING EAST.
STATIONS.
M.VIL
Leave Gn^ensboro
10:05 a m
Co. Shops
1
11:31 am
Arr. at Raleigh
“ Goldsboro
S’
§
2:41 p m
5:05
GOING
Time Table i¥estemN.0.R, R.
NUMBER 23.
In effect on and after Monday, April 10, 1876.
Ar. 5:251) m
sLv 4:35
Arrive.
GOING WEST.
?Ar 12:30
i Lvel0:10pm
STATIONS
L’ve Greensboro
Co. Shops
Ait at Raleigh
Arr at Goldsboro
ACCOMMODATION THAIS.
36:30 p ;
S.ll:10-‘
I; a m
^Lv 6:50 am
.. . ; re U.-IV il 111
o6:01 am| « Arr 9:50 p m
pll:30” ; WLv 5:20 pm
NORTH WESTERN N. C. R. R.
(SALEM BRANCH.)
Leave Greensboro
Arrive at Salem
Leave Salem •
Arrive at Greensboro
6.00 p. m.
8:15 a. III.
70:3 “
9:15 “
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 13:34 P.
M. connects at Greensboro with the Soutliern
bound train; making the quickest time to all
Southern cities. Price of tickets same as via
other routes.
9.30 A. M
K.IO *■
10.50
11.13 “
13.10 p. SI
12.3.5 “
1.00 “
2.00 “
2,45 “
3.40 “
4.25 “
5.15 “
Arrive.
4.15 p.M.
3.30 “
2.35 “
12,07 “
11.40 “
13.50 “
13,25 “
Leave.
Salisbury 8,50 am
Third Creek 9.30 “
Statesville 10,35 “
Plott’s 10,53 “
Catawba Station,. 11,18 “
Newton 12,15 pm
Canova 13,35 '■
Hickoiy 1,20 “
Icard 2,05 “
Morganton 2,.55 ‘‘
Bridgewater 3,45 “
Marion 4,30 ’*
Old Fort. 5,30 “
GOING EAST. I.eave.
Salisbury
Third Creek 8,85 p si
Statesville 2,50 “
Plott’s 2,10 “
CatawbaStation.. 1,45 “
Newton 13,55
Canova 13,30
Accommodation Train leaving Gri ensboro
at 10:15 A. SI., connects at Goldsboro with
Northern bound 'I'rains on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad.
9.40
9.45
8.55
8.10
7.20
No Change of Cars between!
Atlanta and Richmond, 547
Miles.
For furtlier information address
JOHN. R. MACiMURDO,'
GeiTl Passenger Agent,
o2— Richmond, Va
Carolina Central Railway Oo.
Office General Superintendent, 1
Wilmington, N. C., Sept. 16,1876. /
Change of Schedule.
On and after Sunday the 17th inst., trai.is
will run over this Railway as lollows :
Passenger and Mail Express
Leave WihTiington at 6:80 A. M.
Arrive in Charlotte at 8:80 P. M.
I. eave Charlotte at 6:30 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington at 8:80 P. M.
Daily except Sundays.
Through Freight.
J. eave AVilmington at 7:30 P. M.
Arrive at Charlotte at 13:80 P.M.
T.eave Charlotte at 6:45 P.AI.
Arrive at AVilmington at 12:00 M
Daily except Sunday.
Local Treig^ht.
Leave AA^ilminaton at 6:40 A. AI.
Arrive at Laurinbiirg 6^‘-''> P-
Leave Lauvinburg
Aifive at Charlotte at 4:85 P. M.
Leave Charlotte at A. At.
Arrive at Laurinbiirg 4:80 P. AI.
Leave Laurinbnrg . 5:00 A. M.
-\rrive at AA'ilmingtoii 4:30 P. At.
Leave AAnimhigton—Mondays, AA^'ednesdays
and Fridays,
T.oave Charlotte—Aiondays, AA'ednosdays and
Friilays.
Passengers allowed or Tickets sold by
Freight Trains.
V. Q. JOITXSOX,
1- General Snperiutendent.
Icard 10,45
Morganton 9,55
Bridgewater 9,00
Marion 8,15
Old Fort 7,25 “
Going AA’est, Breakfast at Salisbury, 8,00
A. M., going East, Dinner at Hickory, 11,35,
A. M.
S. AIcD. TATE,
General Superintendent.
AV. S. Pearson,
blaster of Transportation.
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