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Time Table Western N. C R. R.
Takes effect Monday,' Ahg 16, 1873.
GOING WEST.
Arrive,
3.18 A. M.
1 17 . . -.
Leave.
Salisbury, 2.18 A. M
Third Creek. ' ' 3 22 ,4
Statesvllle, - '' : J 4,21
Catawba Station, 5.25
Newton, , ,... .. QXS
Hickory' Tavern,, i; 7.84
Icard, - T 8.23
Morganton, .14
ft.21
e.20
,7.09
8.20
9.0
10.00
10.58
1U57
- it
tt
,
uriaaewater. w U3
Marion.
Old Fort. .
GOING EAST,
Arrive.
Old Fort.
- 6.25 a;,m,
7.24
8.22 i"
8.13 ,
-inni
7.20 ' f f.VMarion. , ...
8.18 ' Brldgawater,
9.08 " Morganton.
9.50 " J;Iard, .
10.48 " Hickory Tavern,
.10152 "
ti.oo a, a . it aiewiiuu, ir -r ,. n.u,' . "s
12.86 " Catawba Station. 12.40 p. v.
l-4 " , , Statesvllle, 2.00"
2.5o i Third Creek, 2.59 :
8.59 p. m: Salisbury, ; . sut .
TrainsPass Morganton at 9.08 A. M?
Going West, BreaZfast at Hlckor 70.9 a m:
Going East, pinner at Statesvllle 1.40 p m.
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SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, )
A., T. & O. It. It.,
Chablotte, N. C, Oct. 18th, 1873. J
QN and after londay, Oct 20th, the fol
lowing schedule will be run over this
Road :
going South
Leave Statesville, at
. Davidson College,
Arrive Charlotte,
GOING NOBTH
Leave Charlotte, at
" Davidson College,
Arrive Statesville,
6 25 a. m.
8.26 "
10.00 "
3.00 p. m.
4.39 M
All charges must be pre paid on Freight
offered for shipment to Section House,
Henderson, Alexandriana and Caldwell's.
These being "Flag Stations," the Company
is not . liable for any , loss or damage to
freight after it is unloaded, at either of the
above points. . '
, No freight will be received by Agents, or
forwarded unless the name of Consignee,
and destination is distinctly marked there
on. J. J. GORMLEY,
; oct 19 , .Superintendent,
Carolina Central Railway.
, Until further notice the following sched
ule will be run over the Western Division
of this Road to take effect Monday, Sept.
13th, 1873. .... , r : . . .
; . GOING WEST.
Stations. ,
Cliarlotte,
River Pump,
Tuckaseege,
Brevard's,
Iron Station,
Lincoln ton,
Cherrvville,
BuSalo,
Arrive.
Leave.
720a m
8 09 "
,8 18 "
8 52 "
9 25 "
10 03 "
10 52 "
801am
8 13 .
8 42 " :
9 20 "
953 "
16 47
- U20 41
OOINO 'BAST. i
Arrive.
- Stations'.
BuflEalcr,
CherryYilleV
Lincolnton, -Iron
Station,
Brevard's, yt t
Tuckaseege,'
River.Pmnp, t-f.
Charlotte.'
Leare.
1200 ra
12 33pm
"1228 am
1 17 44
" 1 -S
1 27
? 9 nn
3 023 07 44
3 11, 44 , 3J6 ,!
4 05 44 "
This train connects at Charlotte with all
trains arriving and departing, morning and
evening : " ' V " - - ;-, . '-'
' V. Q. JOHNSON,
A88't Sup't
PisflffiOBtAir-Line Railway.
?&a&&F
Richmond & Danvili.b, Richmond & Dan
ville R. W., N. G. Division r and N-bti;
Westeen N. C. R. W.
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE.
In etfect on and after Thursday, Jan. 1st.
1874.
GOIMG UOBTH.
STATIONS! Mail! Exp'iT
Leave Charlotte, 7 00 p ni 8.35 a. w
" Air-Line Juc't. 7 1 " 8.50 "
" Salisbury, 10 09 " 10.47 "
" Greensboro' 2 15 a m 1.15 p. m
" Danville, 5 2S ' 3,27 "
- JJurkeville, 11 40 44 .(Hi 44
Arrive at Richmond 2 32 p ni 11.02 ,4
GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS! Mail! KxpkT
Leave Richmond. ! I 4S p m 5 03 a. ut
" Burkevillc. 4 58 " 8 28
" Danville, 9 52 14 1 03 p. m
" Greensboro' ! 1 16 a m 4 00 41
" Salisbury, ! 3 56 " 6 33 "
" Air-Line Juc't ! 6 22 " 8 53
Vrrive at Charlotte. 1 6 30 14 0 00 44
GOING EAST.
Stations. Mail. Exprksk.
Leave Greensboro 2 00 a in
" Co Shops 3 55 "
Raleigh, 8 30 44
Arrive Goldsboro' 11 40 a m
GOING WEST.
STATIONS
Mail.
Express.
Arr.
Greensboro
12 30 a m
10 2.S "
6 40 "
Co Shops,
Raleigh,
Leave Goldsboro'
3 00 p in i
NORTH WESTERN N. C. R. R.
(Salem Braiich.)
Lave Greensboro' 4J0 p i:
Arrive at Ssile in, 6 -5 "
Leave Salem. 8.00 e i-
Arrive at Jrensioro, 10.00 ''
Passenger train leaving Ilaleih at 7 4
P. M. connects at Greensbnn with th
Xorthern bound train ; making thecjuicl
est time tw all Northern cities. 1'iici; 1
Tickets miiw as via other routes.
Trains to anil troin points East of Hreen
lioro connect at Gieenborf with Mai
Trains to or from KMiits North ur boutii.
Mail trains daily, botii ways.
On Sundays Lynchburg Accommodi
rion leave Richmond at t.42 aTin., iiiriv
'it Bnrkcville 12.39 p. m., ieave Burkevill
1.35 a. in., arrive at Richinond 7.58 a. in.
Pullman Palace Cars on all nirht train
between (Miarlotte and Richmond, witi
ut change.)
Papers that have arrangements to ad
vertise the schedule oi this company wn
please print as above.
For further information address
S. E. ALLEN,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
C M. R. Tau-ott, ureensnoro, iv c.
Kngineer & Gen'l Superintendent.
jan 7-tfj
Atlanta & Itic fib A L,. li'Wt'y Co
This Schedule to take etfcvt Mondav
Dec. 8, 187, at 0 o'clock p. m.
Daily Pasoi:ngp:r (ioiNG North No. 1.
Station. Arrive. Leave.
Atlanta, 0 00 p m
Norcro -s, 0 18 p m G 51
(iaiiusville, S tl 8 15 "
ToccoaliTv, 0 48 " 9 51 "
Seneca ( it'x, 11 12 l 11 18 "
Central. 12 O i a m 12 00 a n;
Gnenviile, 148 v 154. "
Greer's. 42 " 42 "
Spartanburg, 4 05 " 4 U(
Gatthev's 5 O i " 5 09 "
King's Mount'n. 09 " 12 "
Gastonia, 0 54 " 0 57 "
Charlotte, 8 OG " 8 11 "
X 0 R R J'n 8 15
Daily Passi-.xgfk Coming Scsuth No. 2.
Stations. Arrive. Leave.
X C R R J'n, 8 39 p ni
Charlotte, 8 45 p m 8 4 "
Gastonia. 9 51 " 9 57 "
Kinjr's M't, 10 3fi " 10 .9 "
Gaffney's, 1154 " 1157 "
Cowpens, 12 39 a m 12 i39 a in
Spartanburg, I 18 " 1 21 "
Wei ford, 2 03 " 2 00 "
(ireer's, 2 39 '4 2 4s "
Greenville, 3 21 " 3 24 "
Central, 4 45 " 4 51 "
Seneca Citv. 5 30 " 5 39 "
ToccoaCity, 7 03 " 7 18 "
Mount Airv, 7 52 " 7 54 "
Pel 1 ton, 8 33 8 30 "
Gairtesvillp, 9 18 " 9 21 "
Fl'v Branch, 9 48 44 9 51 "
Pu'ford' 10 12 10 15 "
Suwannee, 10 33 " 10 30 "
Duluth, 10 54 " 10 57 "
Norcross, 1 1 12 44 11 18 44
Doraville. 1133 " 1136 "
Goodwins, 11 51 44 11 54 44
Atlanta, 12 24 p m
B. Y. SAGE, Sup't.
Change ot Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AU
GUSTA RAILROAD.
Columbia, Oct. 9th, 1873.
ON and after Sunday, the 12th inst., the
following passenger schedule will take
effect on the Charlotte, Columbia & Au
gusta Railroad :
so. 1 down day passenger tkais.
Leave Charlotte for Augusta, 7 A.M.
Arrive in Augusta, 8:06 P.M.
KO. 2 UP DAY PASSEKGEE TRAIN.
Leave Augusta, 6:30 A Jkl
Arrive in Charlotte, 7:08 J.Af
KO. 3 DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. ?!
Leave Charlotte, 8:30 P.M.
Arrive in Augusta, 8:45 A Jl.
NO. 4 UP filGUT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Augusta, 4:15 P3I.
Arrive in Charlotte, 5:15 A.M.
JAS. ANDERSON, Gen'l. Sup't.
. R. DORSEY, Gen'l. Ticket Agt
oct 10-tf J "
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moment9cure CRAMPS, spasms So OR STf o j ImT
HEARTBURV, SICK HBAD(:HE DUKRffl
DYSENTERY. COLIC, WISE IH TRE ; S ?
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Travelers should alwavs carrr a boftli r i
jjt is better than FrehCnd
PEVER AND AGTJ1',.
FEVER AND AGUE enrert for flfty cen's Th. ,
not a remedial aent in thisVorldThat wn nr?rVr
S.ndKA&ueVd a11 other Malarious, BU.n ar
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LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. Y RE"
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8TRONG AND PURR RJCH BLOOD- INTREasw
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALU
DR. RAD WAYS
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES- so
QUICK, SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE
BODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE INFLUEvck
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE
THAT
Every Bay an Increase ii
anil WeiiM is Seei ail Fell
Every drop of ilk SARSAPARILLIAN RESOL
VENT communicates through the Blood. Kwpnt. Urine,
and other Fluids and juices of Hie svstem tlic vi-.'or of
life, for it repairs the wastes of thn body with new anl
sound material. Soroiula, Syphilis, CoiKmnption,
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mors, Nodeain the Glands and other partsoft lie svstem.
Sore Eyes, Strn morons discharges from the Ears and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions, Fever
Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Ervsipela.
Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh. Tumors, Can
cers In the Womb, and all weakening and painful dis
charges. Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all wastes of
the life principle, are within the curative range of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and a few davs' u-e will
Srove to any person using itfor either of these forms of
isease its potent power to cure them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that iscontinnally progressing, suc
ceeds in arresting thee wastes, and repairs the same
with new material made from Iiealthy blood and this
the SARSAPARILLIAN will and does necure a Burn
is certain; for when once this remedy commences H
xrortjiljoiiri&CRtian andsncceeds In diminishing the
loss or wastes, its repaTrswm tc rapiafainPTrver.rimj
the patient will feel himself growing better and stroma,
the food digesting better, appetite improviug, and flesh
and weight increasing.
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all known remedial fcgents In thecure of Chronic, Scro
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only positive cure for
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with 8ubstanceslike the white of an egg, or threads like
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pain in the Small of the Back and along Uio Loins.
Tumor of 12 Years9 Growth
Cured by Kadway's Resolvent.
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READ "FALSE AND TRUE. nd one letter
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Dr. .1. Viilker's Califoniia Vin
egar Hitters aro a purely Ye.otablo
preparation, ninde cliiclly fVoiri the na
tive herbs round on the lower ranges ot
tire Sierra Nevada mountains of Caiitor
nia the nielicinal properties of wlucli
are cxtraetetltberefroin without the uso
of Alcohol. . The question is alm"
fiaily aRko(l.yVhat is the cause of t
iinparniune(lfc,scee'ss of Vixr.r.Mt
TEiiHf"Oai(answcv is, that they removo
tlic cause of disease, smd the paticjit re
covers his health. They are the grcM
blood purilieraml.a lire-giving princil"e
a )erfect Kenovator and' Invi.orator
of the system. Xcvcr before in
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sick of every .disease, in ai vis heir to. 111 '
are a gentle" Purjrative as'irell as a' j
relievin'r Concestion or InflniiiTaatJ0"
the Liver and .Visceral Organs iu bilious
Diseases ,
Saraparlai
EerMMative&ReplatiiiFi
Tle properties "of Dk. lkej 8
Tixegar Bitters are Aperient. Biaphoret u
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; v Irish Potatoes.
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