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1397 MtchfcOan., Chatham,Can. Aug., 18, A, Walters Liberia, •. •. •.Small Westlndles, ..*.jr. B.Small ISIT Secretaries will please send us from time to time notice of anjnchanges that may be made ; also proper date and place to All in the blauks above. I m UHL Negroes Are Allowed Full Privileges at the Nashville Exposition. AFRO-AMERICAN CHIT-CHAT. Gotten Rid of Its Afro-American Membership—Give Up Excursions and Buy Homes With That Money. ' The statement which is going the rounds (and which is donbtlesB in spired, ) to the effect that Negroes are .discriminated against in the buildings on the exposition grounds at Nashville and forced to confine their siglit seeing to the Negro building is false from start to finish. I was in Nashville just three weeks and I visited every build ing on the grounds especially those to. which the local kickers said Negroes would not be admitted, viz, the Woman’s Building and the Audito rium, at both these places I was treated courteously as I was in all the other buildings I visited. It was said also that Negroes could not buy re freshing drinks in the Agricultural Building where there is a soda water fountain, I went over there, bought soda water and drank it on the spot. The roof didn’t fall in and nobody called me “Nigra” either. I had similar re freshment in the Machinery building, where I also partook of some delightful sweet cider which was served-to me by a white woman of tender years and pre posessing face who politely requested me to call again. I will make affidavit to these statements and can produce witnesses to corroborate every word I have said. I make this statement purely in the interest of truth and fairness and to show the despicable and cowardly methods of the industrious- liars who are engaged in an effort to belittle the ■ Negro Department and to create the impression abroad that Negro visitors are not allowed the privileges of the Ex position grounds. The people who cir culate these rumors know they are ly ing; they know that the visitors to the Negro Department know that these statements are lies made out of the whole cloth with malioious intent to in jure the most successful Negro exhibit ever made in the Sonth. We ought to be fair and just in our oritioisms. This nagging of the Negro Department at Nashville by people who have no inten tion or desire to visit it, who seize hold of every lying rumor and spread it for the purpose of disoourageing others from visiting it may be honorable but I doubt it. It looks to me like a ease ‘of sour grapes. I have done. —Bruce Grit, in Colored Amerioan. .Tbr«e hundred ex-employes (white) of Charleston (S. C.) cotton mill, dis placed by Afro-American labor, have is sued a public address. Its publication has been refused by the Charleston press because it attaoks President Witte, of the mills, one of the wealth iest men of the eity. The police are guarding the mills, as an attaok is ex pected. The police say BupL Haden has entered into a contract with the mill company to furnish them 800 efficient Afro-American operators within one year or forfeit all claims against the company. If he succeeds he is to have $8 a day and a bonus of $6,000. The address concludes: * ‘If the colored man’s status precludes him from oom .petihg with the* office-holder it should * preclude him from competing with our mothers, wives, sons and daughters in the light pursuits of the country. If, however, his services are of such intrinsic value to tl*e city’s industries that he must be put in dangerous proximity with our maidens or they be deprived of oppor tunities for his benefit, what consistent reason can be assigned for excluding him from office positions? If we loved our race less and, like moneyrglutted foreigners and Southern apostates, in clined to degrade Caucasian blood, we would cheerfully support them for office. We affirm by all our physioal powers and brave hearts not to sit supinely by and witness this Negro hjQj^g^rned loose upon the pursuits of >s<f' onrmMjievs, our wives, our widows, > our daul^grs, our sisters and rob them of their In strange contrast the flurry and op position displayed in the United States over the mere probability of colored of ficers in the Navy, stands the English government which during the Jubilee is .glad to respect, honor and entertain the black officers of her navy. Although claiming to possess a more liberal gov ernment it is certain that America has many lessons in liberality, justice and humanity to learn from" the English people. —Washington Bee. The Presbyterian Church South has at last gotten rid of its Afro-American membership. The latter, forced to, will organize another “Presbyterian Church South” presumably for Afro Americans only. Christianity South, as far as the great majority of white people are concerned, is a “queer article” to be sure. We would not have to wonder what color line course thej would pursue in Heaven, if we though! they would get there, and we predic! this statement on our belief in salva tion as enunciated in the Bible.—The People’s Gazette. 1 Mrs. Emma Clark, colored, died re cently at Winchester, Ky., aged 117 years. She was the oldest colored per son in that State, and was, perhaps, .the oldest member of the Baptisi church in the United States, having joined that organization when , but 1( years of age, just 101 years ago. —Th« Bace Standard. It is being noticed with pleasure bj .the public press of our section that thi colored excursions of tljis season hav< been especially orderly. Such compli ments are very gratifying, but w( would prefer that our people give ui the excursions and put the funds thui fused into buying homes and building up their material interests. In thii tway alone can we avoid being crowdet to the wall in this respect. —Ex. Mr. W. G. Atwood, colored, is one o the largest lumber dealers in the Uni ted States. He is in business at Eas Saginaw, Mich. L When a woman is compelled to ac knowledge her boy’s worthlessness sh gays he got it honestly from his fatt ! folks Deduct 3 cents per dbpy for each pro gram and 1 cent for -each card received and send to Rev. B. P. Wheeler, D. D., Secretary^ of Education, 29 Wheat f$t., Ithaca, N. Y. Send immediately the balance of Chil dren’s Day money collected during the entire day in church and Sabbath-school to the treasurer in whose educational district you are so that it can be reported in the Star. First District—Livingstone College— embracing the North Carolina, Central North Carolina,- Western North Caro lina, Virginia, New York and New Eng land, Philadelphia and Baltimore Con ferences. Send money to Prof. B. A. Johnson, Salisbury, N. C. Second District—Cl inton-Lancaster— embracing the South Carolina, Palmeito, South Georgia, North Georgia, Alle gheny, Michigan and Canada Confer ences, Send to Bishop I. C. Clinton, D. D., Lancaster, S. C. > , Third District—Jones’ University— embracing the Alabama, Central Ala bama, North Alabama, West Alabama, Florida, South Florida, Louisiana, North Louisiana Conferences. Send money to treasurer Jones University, Tuscaloosa, Ala. j Fourth District—Greenville College— embracing the Blue Ridge, Tennessee, West Tennessee and Mississippi, Central and Western New York and New Jer sey, South Mississippi Conferences. Send money to Prof. R. A. Morrissey, A. B., Greenville, Tennessee. Fifth District—Atkinson College embracing Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Arkansas, South Arkansas, Texas, West Texas and CaliforniaCnnferences. Send money to Rev. G. B. Walker, D. Dl, Madisonville, Ky. Bishops’ Appointments. JULY 15tk-iflth, 17th-19th, 25th, 21st, 22nd-23rd, 24th-89th, 30th-31st, AUGUST 1st, BISHOP HOOD. Middletown, N. Y. Catskill, N. Y. Sing Sing, N. Y. Tarrytown, N. Y. Yonkers, N. Y. Westbury, N. Y. Riverhead, N. Y. 3rd, 5th, 8th, lltli, 12th, 14th, 17th, 19th, 20th, 23rd, 25th. Mattituck, N. Y. Greenport, N. Y. Sag Harbor, N. Y. Bcllport, N. Y. Portchester, N. Y. Bridgeport, Conn. New Haven, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Norwich, Conn. Worcester, Mass. Attleboro. Mass. Boston, Mass. BISHOP HARRIS. Tomahawk, N. C. Warsaw circuit, Clinton, N. C Magnolia, N. O. Mt. Olive, N. C. 24th, G’ldsb’r’ circuit, Goldsboro, N. C. 26th-to August, Salisbury, N. C. JULY 15tb, 18th, 20th, 22nd, E. A. Rood, Toledo, Ohio, says: “HaU** Ca tarrh Cure on red my wife of catarrh fifteen years ago and she Has had no return Of It. It’s a sure cure.” Sold by Druggists, lie. Fits permanently cured. NolMjeernerreos teas after ft ret day’s uae of Dr. Kline s Great Serve Restorer. trial bottle and tri n. R. H. Klimk. Ltd.. 981 Arch St.. I can recommend Pisa's Cure for Consump tion to sufferers from Asthma.—E. D. Tows r Howard, Wis., May i, 1IN. If afflicted with sore eye? use Dr.Isaao Thomp son's Eye-water.Druggist* sell at9Bo.per botoo’ HAVE DONE WONDERS -*S Able to Do No Work—Uwar In Bad Condition. r WOODHULL, N. T.—“I was all run down in health and hardly able to dp any wort, except a few ohores. My liver was In a had condition and my head aohed constantly. I have been taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I am now entirely well. I have also taken Hood’s Pill’s witk bans*. Thase medicines hare done wonders far ass.” Heed’s pint aife-saarfe IRUNK ARDS can be saved with out their knowledge b> Anti-Jag the marvelous cure for the drink hebit. •Write Renove Chemical • ■ n W n » <jo., 8« Broadway. N. Y. Information (in plain wrapper) mailed free. S. N. U.—No. 27—’97. BY BEV. H. 8. MCMULLEN. Mr. Editor: As there has come nothing from this work for a long, long time, doubtless some of the many readers of our church organ would like to know, in the name of the Lord, what about Mowing Glade and Rossville churches. Tjfell, ye scribe was assigned to this new field December 7, 1896. On our first visit to Roseville we found our church here in a very poor condition, spiritually and temporally, having had two pastors during the past year, which thing, as you know, is generally hurtful or destructive to any church. This state of affairs was brought about on. the account o some misunderstanding on the part of the former pastor and the people; hence a general gloom overshadowed the entire church. The members were scattered like sheep without a shepherd; the Sabbath-school hdfl gone into winter quarters fot a long recess, the sound of the church-caller was low; in Bhort, the whole business was on a standstill. Seeing these things, we in the name of God, went forth and re-organ ized the Sabbath-school and church choir and caused it to be known throughout the town of Matthews that the Gospel was again being preached at Roseville A. M. E. Zion church; and now we have preaching, class-meet ing and Sunday-school. Thus you see the sun is rising. We had a grand time at both churches on Eas ter; the program" was nicely rendered and all expressed themselves as hav ing had a rare treat. Easter offer ings raised at Roseville, $1.75; Mow ing Glade, $2.27. Our first quarter was held at Roseville, May 1,2. It wa3 a “high day”; amount of collec tion, $18.40. Mowing Glade, this church is o. k. On our first visit to this place we found the church in a ceiling process, but moving very slowly. Ye scribe ras much astonished, especially, to ee Mowing Glade church in such a ad condition ; however, we called he board together, spoke very com aendably of the good work begun by he trustees, urged its completion, nd when the first quarter was held, i’eb. 6, 7, the church was beautifully eiled, and has glass windows over the ront doors; and in addition thereto everal new pews have been put in. ), it just looks-handsome now. Messrs. T. K. Harrison and A. ohnson deserve special mention for heir untiring efforts, self-sacrifice nd earnest labor in helping to ceil be above named church, each one ivipg a week of his precious time, luppose we say to them, “well done! laving done this much we mean to o more in the “sweet.’ The following organizations have een effected : Sabbath-school, church hoir and a V. C. E. Society. There 3 a greAt deal of church-pride among he good people of Mowing Glade and ire long this church will be the cen er of attraction in all that section of he country. Did you catch that? ?be circuit, after a lapse of five years, ras glad to be graced with the peace ul presence of Elder H. L. Simmons, >resent P. E. of the Charlotte Dis rjct. The people say the Presiding Slder has only been taking a little aid-winter recess. Peace and tran* [uility prevail between Presiding 31der, pastor and people. Adieu. , Matthews, N. C. Three Good Things. Three good things about Tetterlne, besides the one great, good fact that It cures, are that It Is painless, harmless and has no bad odor. It is tbs only sure cure for Tetter, Ringworm, Ec teaaa. Cures them so they stay cured. No mAtter how long you hare had them, CO cents Kits a box at druggists, or by mall for SO oenta cash or stamps from ,T. T. Shuptrlne, Sayan The LOVELL DIAMOND LEADS r t t In the Greatest Price-Smashing Bicy cle Sal* of the Age. snd ihi^osld. deduced to $6501 Dud, Reduced to 40.0 let, - Reduced to 49.71 • . Reduoedto 89.61 I, - Reduoedto 24.61 Reduoed to 19.71 Ool. B19. iLonu, Trees. Loyell Arsu Oo. Oar reputation of 60 yean la a guarantee that our lWf model Is the beet wheel made. . . . ' Insist- on seeing the Loyell Diamond. Agendas eyerjn arBEKD 70S CATALOGUE AND SPECIAL JOHN P. LOVELL ARMS 147 Washington St., 8 The finest church ever built for the use of the colored race is soon to be erected In Springfield, III., as a monu ment to the great emancipator. It will be known as the Lincoln Memorial Af rican M. E. Church. The superstruc ture Is to be built of Bedford j stone, and will be covered with a slate roof. There wilLbe an auditorium-which will bold 7gp people, a Sunday school room which can be thrown Into an auditor ium, giving the whole space a capacity of i;000; a reading-room, a library, a gymnasium and a night school. A me morial-room and a museum will be provided which will contain relics of slavery, such as the auction block, the slave chain, the manacles and the whipping post. There also will be i LINCOLN MEMORIAL CHURCH. seen the obverse of the picture; that Is, a collection of books by negro authors and other signs of the character growth of the race since its emancipa tion. Above the memorial-room will be a large triple window containing life-size figures of Lincoln, Frederick Douglass and John Brown. Other or namental windows will symbolize the history and progress of the negro race in America. Twenty-eight windows will be named in honor of great abol itionists, American and foreign, and of a few prominent Illinoisans. The ma terial for the pulpit will be brought from- iSarper’s Ferry, while the pulpit chairs will be made of material from Lincoln’s old home at New Salem, IU. The Entire cost of the church is esti mated at $25,000. Work on the Panama canal on the isthmus has been resumed, and 900 ne groes are now at work there. ■ .- a It is the same old story bnt some day colored politicians may learn to pull to gether. - Every honse in Sardis, Ga., about 100, is owned and occupied by colored people. -■ ■ - The Southern.man will be the colored man’s friend some day. - -**> Some people are of the opinion that an Afro-American should not aspire. Persons desiring to correspoud with Rev. J. H. Hector while he is across the sea in the interest of Livingstone Col lege can write him as folows: Rev. John H. Hector, 12 Middleton Rd. off Camden Rd., N. London. rHE THOMAS la the most complete system of J?levat lng, Handling. Cleaning ahd Packing Cotton. Improves staple, eaves labor, makes you money, Wnte for Ckta logues; no other equals it. " The most Improved Cotton Gins. Presses. Elevators, Engines and Boilers to be . found bn the market. My Sergeant Log Beam Saw Mill Is, In simplicity and effi ciency, a wonder. Corn Mills, Planers. Gang Edgers and all Wood Working Machinery. Liddell and Talbott En gines are the best Write to me before buying. General Agent, Oolnmbia, S. 0. GBANITE MONUMENTS A SPE CIALTY. AGENTS FOR IRON . FENCES. B35 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. JOHN FARRIOR, ★★★★★★★A Inspector of ★★*★★*★* SOUTHERN AND ft. A. L. WATCHES. No. 4. South Tryoh Street, Charlotte, N. C. Diamonds, atches. Clocks. Jewelry end Spectacles, Silver and Plated Ware. Wed ding and Visiting Cards Engraved. THE CHARLOTTE BROKERAGE CO. * Sells Machinery of all kinds. Bicycles Bike Damps and Sundries, Tools. Etc., Type writers and Hibbotaa, Wagons and Impli ments cheaper than any other boose on earth. Send for estimates <m anything yon want. 28 8. Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C. HICKORY, Want to learn all about a a* Horse? How to Pick Out a A flood One? KnowImperfee-£^,'S>v“— tions and so Guard against \ ' J\ Fraud? Detect Disease and /1'111 ■fact a Cura when same is / \ / \ yaaaible? TaU the Aga by s » • ' the Teeth? What to ceH the Different Peru of th? Animal? Hew to Shoe a Here# Properly? All thle and other Valuable Information sea be obtained by . reading oar lOO-JPAUE ILLUSTRATED HORSE BOOK, wUoh we will ferwerd, poet paid, on receipt of only 25 ceatjp In atnaspa. ATLANTA, CHARLOTTE, ATHENS, WILMINGTON, NEW ORLEANS, CHATTANOOGA AND NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, RICHMOND. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. 7,1897. WESTWARD. No. 41. Lv. Wilmington .. *3 20pm Lv. Lumberton. '....».. 3 36pm Lv. Maxton. 6 i*pm Lv. Laurinburg.. 623pm Ar. Hamlet. 6 53pm I.v. Hamlet. 7 i3Pm Lv. Rockingham ......... . 730pm Lv. Wadesboro. 6 npm Lv. Marshville. 8 48pm Ar. Monroe.... 912pm Lv. Monroe. 9 35Pm Ar. CHARLOTTB. 10 25pm Ar. Mt. Holly... Ar. Llncolnton .. Ar. Shelby... . .. Ar. Ellenboro.. Ar. Rutherfordton . t8 V<Sam Lv.Hamlet.Ar. to ooam Ar.Cheraw.Lv. i 30am 12 20pm 1254pm 6 20pm ts »pm EASTWARD. NO. 38. Rutherfordton.. . Ellenboro... Shelby....... ...". Lincolnton... Mt. Holly . CHARLOTTE.*5 mam Monroe. 558am Monroe. 6 05am Marsh rille. *6 25am Wadesboro. 7 01am Rockingham.'... 741am Hamlet. 7 55am Hamlet... 845am Laurinburg... 9 11am Maxton. 930am Lumberton. 10 18am Wilmington.... 1230pm *4 35pm 515pm 6 03pm 7 oopin 7 S°pro 8 25pm 9 iopro 9 40pm 10 31am 11 05pm Ar NORTHWARD. Hamlet .-....^7. *8 15am Raleigh. 1130am rortsmounth . 5 50pm Richmond.* t6 50pm Washington .. 11 10pm New York... 6 53am *11 23pm 7 3QO'c SOUTHWARD. Lv. Monroe ..._... ‘648am Ar. Abbeville.. 1105am Ar. Athens...... 1 15pm Ar. Atlanta (Central Time) 250pm •925pm 3 45am •Daily. tDaily, exoept Sunday Both trains make immediate connection at Atlanta'for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Texas, California, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash ville, Memphis, Macon, Florida. Baggage checked from hotel or residence to destination. State room and sleeper reser vations made in advance. For Tickets, Sleepers, etc., apply to W. H. RAMSEUR, City Ticket Agt. 33 5. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. R. A. NEWLAND, Oen._Agt. P. Dept. 6 Kimball House, Atlanta, da. QEO. Me. P. BATTE, Trav. Pass. Agt. Charlotte, N. C. E. ST, JOHN, H. W. B. dLOVER, Vtce-Pres. and den’l Mgr. Traffic Mgr. V. E. McBEE, T. J. ANDERSON, Oen’l Supefntenent. den’l Pass. Agt 6ENERNL OFFICES, P0RTSM0UT1. VA. Personally Conducted Tour to Prov idence, Boston and White Moun tains via S. A. 11. arid M. & M. T. Co. August Uth, 1897, Iff the date selected for the special excursion to Provldenoe via Sea board Air Line and Merchants’ and -Miners Transportation Oo- 3teamer Tickets Will only be sold on the 11th, and will be limited to 80 days form date, allowing passengers to return on any regular steamer and train within that limit. The following rates and schedule will apply: gtei2f-Nh°- . •$! Hamlet, Lincolnton, Maxton, Monroe. Ralelgk Rutherfoi Sanford, 30.25 18.5* 19.15 17.50 21.33 17.50 20 7U 18.60 20.80 SCHEDULE 8.22 P. M. 11.28 P. M. 7.10 P. M. 3.12 P. M. 9.40 P. H. 2.13 A. M. 4.86 P. M. 1.09 A.M. 6 03 P. M. 10.91 P. M. 8J0P. M. Rutherfordton, N,» Sanford, Shelby, Wadmboro, ” Wilmington, “ 'The steamship “Chatham” will be placed in service on this occasion and the service will be first-class In every respeot. Meals and stateroom berth on steamer, going and return, will be famished holders of thsse special exonrslon tickets, without extra eharge. The capacity fif the steamer is of course limited and application for reserva tion should be made as early as possible In order to secure the best accommoda' Ion. 8. A. L. Tlokst Agent at Atlanta, Oa„ will make reservations and furnish number of rooms occupied. The Passenger Department of the Seaboard Air Line at Portsmouth, Va., has issued an attractive Itinerary of this trip, copies of which will be furnished upon application to a .y 8. A. L. Agent. Sapintor. L1*^ a dmbl«a W) tha V«ia« •f SMdtotk* ill up-to-date (Hnnen qn th«m Wiut the Grow* an give their patronage to noh rial. Haller ia PBAQTIOAL, RELIABLE and GUARAHTEED, For foil information Addreaa 80ULB STEAM FEED WOEKA Mmidian, Min. Saw Mills, Light and Heavy, and Supplies. CHEAPEST AND BEST. BT'Caflt every day; work 180 hands. Lombard Iron Works and Supply Co., AUGUSTA. OEOKGIA. THE PRESBYTERIAN C0LLE6E, | (*> FOR WOMEN, <•> Offers Superior Advantages in all De partments At Less Than Usual Cost. tl79 Pays All Necessary Expenses for 01 I A a Year. Address, MISS LILY W. LONG, 411 N. Try on St., Charlotte, N, C. SYRUP -on y?nr Mtchen MAPLE OinUT stove in a'few minutes I, 1 at a coat of about t0 CENTS PER GALLON, by a new process, which tells at fl per gallon. "I want to thank you for the Maple Syrup recipe which I find is excellent. I can recom mend it highly to any and every one—Rev. Sam P. Jones, Cartersville, Ga, Send SI and get recipe or stamp and inves tigate. Bonanza for agents. J. N. IjOTSPKICH, Morristown, Tenn HALL’S Vegetable Sicilian HAIR RENEWER Beautifies and restores Gray Hair to its original color and vitality; prevents baldness; cures itching apd dandruff. A fine hair dressing. R. P. Hall St Co., Props., Nashua, N. H. Sold by all Druggists." Every ingredient in Hires Rootbeer is health1! Igiving. The blood is l I improved, the nervesll [soothed, the 8tomaeh| [ benefited by this delidonal| beverage. HIRES Rootbeer Quenches the thirst, tickles the palate; full of6nap, sparkle f and effervescence. A temper ance drink for everybody. f Valo only by Th# Charles E. Hires Co.. Philadelphia. 1 A trackage makes five gallons. TASOStndS Ot W0«*fl *r* narvOBC, UrM, hat* (match*,tick ttemch.WnUnf spall*, dlizln***, scanty or prtfttc matt**, weak \ back, oaoatiaatfan; tialr aid**, attainders , and Hath* sea* cantUhtty—In (act, they suf- f tarframaanaral debility at the who)* system. it Th* aaaCriar lento qaaHM** cf MsSLBKE'S V WINE OP OARDUI aiaka It ft* (Mdltf n Cd| Itr INI* etas* of treoMe*. In D. Paagtmrn. New Virginia,Iowa, aayat ■ * My wife baa suffered foryear* ' Wnra of Oabfci has given bar inaUai —a relief. ,Tb# affect la wondarfal.” id New Prices .'ON, COLUMBIA BICYCLES THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD 8 1897 COLUMBIAS Tha Beat Blryclea Made, 1896 COLUMBIAS Second only ta 1*91 Mad eta, 1897 HARTFORDS £qaaJ ta Meat Blcyotoa. HARTF0RD8 PATTERN t, HARTFORDS PATTERN 1, HARTFORDS PATTEHJfS lull, Nothing in the naafket approached the value of these > what are they now? REDUCED TO REDUCED TO REDUCED TO. REDUCED TO REDUCED TO REDUCED TO $75.00 60.00 50.00 45.00 40.00 30.00 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Bicycles at the saaaoie* 8 8 POPE MFG. CO., Hartford,.Conh. SVCatalogue free from any Columbia deafer | hy mall turn ns fsr one O O O o o o o o o o o o o exEkar1. “ Amelia 0. H. “South Boston.. “ Danville..?. "BeidsvUie... • i‘ Greensbbfo. “ High Pont.. ... “ Salisbury*. 8 “Concord.... f8 48 Ar. Charlotte... 8 25 “ Spartanburg It 87 “ Greenville.. 1228 “ Atlanta....* 86T [Central Time.] ' P.M. P.M P CHARLOTTE TO Bid No.t2No.8fl - £5.5k * [Eastern Tima] Lt. Atlanta.... 7 60 1150 .. [Central Tima] Lt. Green villa. 2 81 5 46. 5 8° “Spartanburg 8 47 6 87 . 6 18 Lv.CEurlotte • <• Concord.... “ Salisbury.... “ High Point.. “ Greensboro. “ Reids ville.. “ Danville..., “ So. Boaton.. “ Keysville.... “ Burkeville.. “ Amelia C. H. Ar.Bichmond.. U« 40 ||9 80 . 8 80 7 22 10 07 . 19 02 8 15 10 47 . 9 36 9 20111 40 .V... 9 52 12 10 Nal8 10 44 10 89112 50 Ex. . 12 80 1 30 S’n’y. 12 00 1 48 3 06 3 55 4 36 600 A. 1C. . 6 00 . . 6 88 «... . 7 16. 6 25 8 40 6 00 P.M. A.M. A.M. 540 6 17, 7 10 8 2D 850 980 145 246 8 54 4 33 5 07 6 25 P.M. HIGH POINT AND A8HEBOBO. a No.41 Nall No. 12 No.tt Ex.SunEx.Sun Ex.SunSx.Sun lOOp 8 20a. .Lv.High PointAr.il 80a 7 OOp 8 80p 9 50a. .Ar. .Asheboro.Lv.10 00a 6 OOp THBOUGH SCHEDULES (Southbound.) Noll No 87 Nos86 No 8 Daily. Dally, Lt. Washington. 10 48p Alexandria.. “ Oharlotteev'e. “ Lynchburg. “ Danville..... ||6 05a Ar.Greensboro. 7 82a 11 OOp 1 55a 8 40a 5 60 a 7 06a “ ■ftlndlon-S’m 9 50a '• Raleigh.11 45a A16 Dally, Daily. 1116a 8 00a 1138a 6 2oa 2 27p 12 20p 4 05p 2 17p |]6 20p 4 66p 7 37p 6 25p 9 50a 1145a 8 50» 7 10a " Salisbury... 9 87a “ Asheyille.... 2 25p Lv.Asheville... 2 80p Ar.Hot Springs 3 52p "Knoxville... 7 40p “ Ohattanoogall 36p “ Nashville.... 6 45a [Central Time.] 8 17a 2 25p 2 30p 3 52p 7 40p 11 85p 6 45a 8 50p 8 15p 1212a . i2 17a ..... 1 29a . 406a ..... 7 40a ..... 1 OOp . “ Charlotte... pi 15a “Columbia... - . [Blanding St. Station.] 9 25a 12 50p 10 OOp 9 45p 137a . ' Aiken. f3 50p “ Augusta.... “ Savannah... Jacksonville " Tampa._ " St Aug’stine [Central Time.] 4 15p 4 35p 5 30p 8 10a 8 00a 5 00a 910a 7 OOp 10 30a Lv Atlanta. .... 9 80p [Central Time.] Lv Birmingham _ [Central Time,] Lv Memphis... .... [Central Time,] Ar New Orleans .... [Central Time.] 3 55p 10 lOp 7 25a 7 40a 5 10a 11 45a 9 40p 8 lOp THnuuUH SCHEDULES (Northbound.) No 12 Noa 88 No 88 No 10 Dally. &16 Dally. Daily. Ly New Orleans .... [Central Time.] Ly Meniphis. [Central Time.] Ly Birmingham .... Daily. 7 55a iCentral Time.] <Y Atlanta. 7 50a 11 50p 12 00a [Central Time.] Ly Tampa. “ St Augustine “ Jacksonville “ Savannah. . " Augusta.... 7 00a 7 SOp 5 25 p 7 00a 7 OOp 8 15a 11 35p 12 OOn 9 30p 2 lOp “ Aiken. “ Columbia. [Blanding St Sta.j Lv Charlotte... 6 40p [Central Time.] Ly Nashville.. .11 20p “ Chattanooga 4 15a “ Knoxville.. ,jj8 25a “ Hot Springs. 11 46a Ar Asheville ... 1 I5p Lv Asheville .. 1 25p “ Salisbury... 8 15p [Central Time.] 12 25p 11 20p 6 20p 4 16a 9 55p JJ8 25a 12 28n 11 46a 1 39a 1 15p 1 44a L25p 10 47a 9 86p Ly Baleigh_ 8 40 p v Wlnaton-S’m 5 20p “ Greensboro. 9 62p Ar Danville_11 25p Ly Lynohburg. “ Chari’tesv’le .... “ Alexandria. Ar Washington .... 8 63a 8 40p 10 30a 5 20p 12 lOp 10 44p 8 50a 160p 1210u .... 3 40p 158a 5 85p 8 38a ... . 9 02p 6 17a ..... 9 25p 6 42a . 1|Meal station. SLEEPING CAR, SERVICE. ' Nos. S7 and 88, Washington and Southwestem 4J0le'dU«. Hot Springs, Knox “><*Sew York and fos, as and 34 UnttedSiates Fast Map, Pullman &K!££RaB»sv&s At. Jacksonville, and tlon at 6c lor tha Nash Tourist Slee Francisco, 1...._ without change New Ot Rail war. Lea Ashington Saturdays, arrl Norfolk Salma. i. Hoi stations to all apply to any SSSS-^s „ Sleeping Cam between Sort Through ttieta on tato at points. For rates o»mfo TO J. H. gogr, TrifBo' Superlp News.; Scientific Arne; ,uan When I say I cure I do not mean merely them for a time and then Bare them return ai mean a radical cure. 1 have made the die FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS long study. I warrant my remedy to cure th cases. Because others have failed is no rea not now receiving a cure. Send at once for a
The Star of Zion (Charlotte, N.C.)
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July 15, 1897, edition 1
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