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THUS9iiT7ST;lJf 1881.
Khfc&Hn feal fcAiivaatolAfme
motive. In England the error is sjoi
aeepiy rootea uiat tne last anniyer
of his birth was celebrated by over
000.000 misinformed Englishmen. Pro
ably bat one in a hundred of these pai
ticinants in the celebration ever hear
of Oliver Evans, who. without doub
was the father of the propelling power
of all railroad trains in the-world. Ho v
came Stephen son bv honors not fairl;
his? will be the first Question aski
No axwoa s tHatf ti eteroclaim
theni fb mwselff n&hltorone sa
that he ever exclusively wore them
when alive, thousrh he lived nearly a
score of years after the Socket mad
its first and forever famous trip. Cleaif
I,-tftvvr,afi i'i df IfiOt
ttw4ate ab&bi6usCialkAl
book issued in 1867. If Stepenson had
never lived nor thought, the locomot
tive could still be the world's servan
to-day. But without the idea that first
sprang into Eyans JralivaoWonly the
locomet2&.t)dt in Kbxienie majority
practically all of the steam engines ol
the globe would be impossible. Evans
it should be stated, was an American,
In order to appreciate Evans' inven-l
tion, it is necessary to consider what1
the steam engine was when he found;
it. It was iheri tmivsrsalryvthe custom,
to intrddfid-stearn otf Wut faeide the
piston, to condense it with water, thus
cooling the cylinder at each stroke,
and to derive power, not from the
steam, but from the vacuum produced
weak, wasteful and immensely heavy.
But what chiefly concerns us here is
that they were only available when a
Elentif ul supply of cold water could be
ad for condensation. That was Watt's
engine, and even in its most perfect
ana later iorms, woen steam was usea
on both sides of the piston, and when
some use was maae oi its expansive
force, when it was comparably a more
rapidnd"irfiLaichine,
it was as Impossible id ttstf it f qt land
locomotion as for an elephant to drive
a tricycle. With the Watt low-pressure
engine, the locomotive was simply
a sheer impossibility. What Evans
did was to ceticeiye'39 construct rtX
introduced alternately on either side of
the piston, and which discharged the
steam exhausted of its power not into
a condenser, but into the atmosphere.
Thus the-qrushing weight of7.be con
denser became unnecessary, and the
steam engine was divorced from the
necessity of an abundant supply of
water. In a word, Evans built the first
practical engine that could be placed
jon wheels. That was the moment of
jthe birth of the locomotive, and it was
also far more. The new motor was
not only portable by its own power ; it
'was stroner. small, simple, cheap
build, economical to operate, avu
every wnera. Jit was the univ
vatra 41 man it wia aiyMfi
Mosl HlbaLfeterirfil d&im
by hpmah brain. Every high pressure
or compound engine in every locomo
tive or manufactory, and in nearly
every steamboat perhaps no excep
tion need be made to-day is a throb
bing witness to Evans' claim.
PROFITABLE RESULT OF A BOYISH
TRICK.
: When a youthful apprentice Evans
began his efforts to discover some sub
stitute for animal power in moving
wagons. As a boyisn trick, a gun-barrel
partly filled with water and stopped
at Dotn ends, was inserted in a black
smith's forge, with results which may
be imagined. It instantly occurred to
Evans that this was the power he was
in search of. Subsequently he found a
book describing the atmospheric steam
pump used in English mines, and in
which rise at onceaioticed that the sol
use el I Wtew In it waDTd3ueeV
vaeuuw 6JTwiand two- wax feaickri
put together, experiments followed, in
which a piston was driven by steam,
and in 1781 he announced that he could
thus propel boats and wagons. He was
1 ! PROMPTLY DECLARED CRAZY,
and a patent was denied him on that
ground. But he persevered. In this
country there were no rails, but in the
English mines there were, and to ng
land he seht hi " ideas.-' Itf "TrST one
Capt Masters took drawings and speci
fications to England, for the express
purpose of exhibiting t&em to engineers,
tin 1794-6 Mr. J. S. Sampson went over
or the same purpose, and the first year
M A. 1 A. AL. 2
ul hula century mo tsuKiuo was ezmoiir
ea actually at wors to two untisn en
aeonYokpi!
gineers in this country- iN impreesianiv'B8 glory . which they
whatever seems to havebW mM4? Worn the brows oroth
England, except that, in 1802. Richard
yCrevethick patented a high pressure
Xg i
of J
engine, xne American edition
'Wood oil Railwava" distinctlv rharo-aa
Hiioat he avajJed himseifOf Evans' ideas,
LjriunM pit AeU notbe insisted on,
mce Evans was, beyond dispute, the
earlier and better. In this country,
however, Evans pushed his concep-
Litipnsto the incontestable records of
piteats in Maryland (1787) and Penn-1
svlvania (1786), and to embodiment in
iron and employmen
caluse. Theidieaofl!
locomotion was temporarily abandon
ed, and, in 1801, concentrating his en
tire financial resources for he had
been too busy inventing to make
woneyf thourh Vt eamejtohknr rapidly
enonettwiiefibetortied hia Attention
ltd it he built the first successful doub-
W A -- a
ieacung, mgn-pressure steam engine,
tne archetype of the standard motor of
he world to-day. The cost was $3,700.
Lfi was not a model. It was a practical
engine, and was put to nse in sawing
and jmndinsr. goon after Evans re
ceived an order from the Philadelphia
33oard of Health for an engine to be
used in dredging docks. He built it in
a scow iahif workshop, Ae,moanid it
04 wheels, and he drove it by his own
power a mile and a half over the high
way to the Schuylkill, when he launch-
a wmm a a m t
eq ic xnence it paacuea its own way
y a stern wneeiio rniiaaeipma.
bree
years later 1? ubobi ouiit asetter
boatii SINwwylfite yeam,ialer
son MiiaWPHket B&fthis
firs'
t'idlfiatIdiliof aolibfeh-i
team engine to land and water
motion.
!0NCEPTI0N OF THE FIRST PASSEN-
GEE RAILROAD.
In 1808: aEvan imposed to-, bniii
nasseneer railroad the nrst ever con
ceived to run between New York and
hiladelphia. His idea, iibing his words,
as "to lav a track so iuaiiv level aa
not to deviate in any. pStce more than
two degrees - from a horizontal line,
maae or wooa or iron, on smootn porks
of broken stone or gravel, with a rail
to jgulde the carriages, so that they may
fass each otbfttjfPTfl fBrtirgy
Hofiered "toli?steltt drrtt?J
"gy "ay I
travel by
that will run at the rate of fifteen miles
fttai hour on crood. level railwava. on eon.
jdliion that I have double price for it it
u wim inat velocity, ana nothing
for it If rt khairTfot come nn to
,t steed What can an inventor do
re to insure the nerformance of hia
eBidne?" 'WhaL indeed? He further
sauiifj. TWtrr frtake of the stock
beam
SMffeftlf
loco-
or steam engines invented by me. for
purpose iorty -years "aafr Rdill
wirajinemw answer. Lne: purpose w
ib sausxacuo
even to- make
twelve or fifteen
back the emrtiie it tt v o w
required." All would npt do iPeple
dfcf not r&sb the Idea, and he could
get the money. ''3
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Then Evans wished to Dlace.hims6l
on-record, and in view-of all tfie i;i
-etimstanees his words areshbsfremari
Mfce: he.presentVgeiiyBnUioaMisai(j
ue, win use canals; tne next witiua
railooeda with horses . birtr-nhetr -mor
je&Uktened sujcessors-wflImploy,m
:veam carriages on rauways asine te
jecuon ox tne art of conveyance; in t
meanume tne steam carnages; inay.
ww. oven on me nresenc .tumpix
re ume will come when people wfll
travelim staores moved hkteam enfffnea
ff tfm one city to, aMUiej, almost-fasi
n if rha atAfiriiAtfliM'Vfrrl
:7riSffiW twssecuqfl. or, tne
? jlm..u -uiaeu ox raus wm- o- laia. traveieouov
uiios wpu as py .oay ana.uif)asw
win -sieep l
bly as thev
l" Eten sle6blnc catsj
rlish mind has onl v iatei wsoffl
ly-grasped, were thus foreseen -by I
pee tne. erst .passenger, frainas
ermoyea jfivaasestimateflthe value-
what "he knew about steam at
roop.000,000, a sum then narked tdlM'
LVTHNUttY-W AK -
From Senator Vance's Oration at Kington.
tOontiioental battaliolas, f?3&.in
NiWihltasmd 1
pateaindiearcell fought fields 6CPt JTce-
tolSrBrandvwine. Uermantov
MonnwuIBrvyien (nerarXinc
tney accompamea mm.- uesraes these
2,000 militia had already been sent to
the defence of Charleston. The Gov
ernor waai'aathorizeti soon affrfto
i raise 8,000 men
I Stot&43arlina,J
raise 8,000 men to. send to the id oi
iaf whren: Btattf Ira
Irastfien
threatened with subjugation.These
forces were-ptomptly; raTged and when
added to those kept in the field at home,
the whole. number flould not have been
less than 20.000 men furnished by North
Carolina.' When we consider ,$hafc her,
population at that time could not hava
exceeded '559,000, it will be seen that
. a . a ;.!! lj 4 : ' . ' . --T
8ne"wasenaing ner iuu . guotft : to ine
SBppottOf thfr wat'As4 D3uai3Sia1&U
ed to receive credit for the value and
extent of .1ttsefvieesP Others have
; written the Jhistorv of those, times, and
they have,wriltu it in the narrow spir
it of laudation of their own States.' f In:
truth, JSorth. Carolina, constituted, by
far the greater" part "of any Southern
army whttttsrrundef How.' Lincoln.
thedtBtaterwaa subduediancy Verrtf
to enlist recruits In our borders.' f
uer a letterofauthority from Govenrgr
lenfetetf WM! bis1 WrgeVt comp
pies in tjasweu county Anotnpr col-
oneior his cottimand emlsted one of
his largest companies in Caswell coun;
ty.. Another eoarpany of his command
was enusteoMri,Try on,: no wfeJ . Lincoln
cdufli;ambrigbt. an&omeie.
Williams and Chronicle bothuf ell glor
iously at King's Mountain, and all the
Sen of that command1 ate credited in
e, current histories to South Carolina!
Afe!thfe battle, of the )wpens:the
motntdnmtlV who so gallantly stood
by Hbtgatf a regulars and aided. Jhim
in that i signal victory, are likewise
credited to South Carolina; whereas
every man, or them, including their
commandBT, Col Joe McDonald, hailed
frOm the counties of urke and Ettth-
errora.
; Gen. Davidson, in conamandf about
700 Mecklenburg men,, fell; at Cowan's
Ford. There being some delay and
jealous as tothe filling of his place,
QenI?ickens, of South Carolina who.
was present with about thirty-stragglers
from that State, was Jlaced m
command.) 3Tg
the deeds of t
fat flav fi
drMtard all
tne aeeas oi inese MecKienourz men
are also credited to South Carolina;
I In the brilliant actions of Hanging
Bocard 'Wckt Mount the IJortfi J
Cwroiina troopa under' Irwin, Hnggins
atad Davie constituted by far the great?
erpart1 of the patriot forces; yet as
QerArSamter was in commands South I
! MeBee,in bis life and lettewef Ire
dell, affirms that it was .generally be
lieved trad-1 imderst6odB that even the
North Jarolina AontinantaLj, were dis
tnbuted in the lines of other States to
fill them up to the regulation to; and
their, individuality being thus, lost all
won went to
era. T am in-
clined to believe this is true.
auuiu neutvu u.uxujg we war OI
Indcpiehencei-lhntf it went on dt ring'
the great civil warand thus it will air
ways go on so long as our men of let-
ters permit the reputation of our peo'
pie to fall into the keeping of others.
uur mrave sons nave lnaeea been able
to snatch' vietorv from the enemvamid
the.smokeof battle, but have not been, I
able to w refit its laurels from the grasp
of envy and -detractlcmt1 i- v.ibiielsi
I It is truethat Jones and Swain. Mc-
ttee, uranam ana otners nave tried to
correct these errors-of' historians, but
at too late a day; , They had,aiready
been accepted by the public and passed"
into history. Let every North Care-
linian who loves, his State leara a4ea
sqn Tignt "nere. intone your own
we want, and Is precisely what we will
net t fTjnWas re joontribute 'to the
Oar Ten L,surgreet Cities.
Wa8hlngon&putBcan.
Neil
orkl.IJi'
rwiadelphia.. . . ...w ... 836,984
BkKklyn44iJa fa . .riu; j$Q6,?84
lBalUiaoasmt.t Mil" Z320w
I&jPrancisco.. V:. . :;; . 233.956
aa a aWfftir-i. U t .
!Wka u intiititinrr u vna ( -
ia this aoaatkm 4 fmnnairfl aatlnwk ttn-olfl sIAk.
Plrf aa that abeia aiadx wtoorto npfrd. W for
tj feare, aaunflringly devoted her ttmeandl
entsaa I!raaae:Pojaactai aadBaneui prirjefpalir t
amongfhiideiw;aaviaue8scaaiU'.SM
mod, as a result of this eflort-and practlcaJ knowl
edga, obtained tn arnteume r ment as nurse and
health, anat & Moreover
vela, tn mnanminm nf thllf Br
ttcMiBW faabw la becoming world-reeowned)
as a benefactor of herraeijklraTi aertalnlvvto
rlaj ' np aWeaa herj especialiy t ahla 4he-eaaaa
Wflialoi p? JmpiortaiiTwl her naine.lw.tbto toi
nwesesuuFeBaseenH pK.ii.vw rtii? icrin .
now do iteam?0,ttad rSJSSiTOHS ffl25WH P
I $imes it.wouldiieed tobe multipnetfto' aUi a a a itECWBt
! igxpress the fact tO-day ? m I -Na 814 Xast Glrard Aye.
i --- ---i ii i m . - r ' Burnett' FlatorinJCxtcU always standard.
majgn
jLirysf Tuoaoie aracte, and we alneeiety Deueve uiooa
ld h nffhlidaMi have been savedHDrrnB a-Bfly,
nae, and, thatiBulUona jet an
fi. benefits,. wd.oimBlnc I
mother aas
suiirnna-iiiiie
l tn p'irpplnloB, until she,
bu grrenrft cnet
lv jrwiasiowrai
"Sootbici'
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i-Ladles,
ton New foi-Utr."
cei
fbfla I jo9ti
B .1 .-A Bill gdw i
JESiiStftya eni&i a1
(ilcJUU84aea;VwolDal03,,
aects, etc. cteared out by -Bough on BkWfi'r&oC'
boxes at dragglstaVid -4Bo taiT. .ira;!n7i-
9
aa, e
Wilmington MevUafi Mx. Jno. .
Savaee. superintendent of Ktha county.
poor ijouse, naa posswiy f we ri finest
fpttt JtiiM jhchea.Jn ;d&me,tan
yrCnesleVJCalhotin 'Bellamv.-'; a - vounflr
. gentmanf great promise, died at the
reiidelicof his father, Dr.: Jno. D-' Bel-
JAnty. jwtday. mornirig''at 4'elocfc,
after? ishoft bttVpalnful illuess.1
dtw f PCipede steamer of which
The .spheres that do the DroneLIinci
'and Will' be made' as' lisht as possible
t6t pifafak to or 'faair -auU.
-J ;;;oif w jjoiBMn: v"
can be prerented and beared by keeping the ito-
maca. uver una Kirmnva in nrTn wnrtinc rtur
I There ta no medlclne known ihsi jnIU dihlvas
THEtJREAT
Brickactie, Soreness of the Chest,
bout, quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
1 Scalds, General Bodily.
Pains.
i'ooih Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, arid all other
rams, and Achat: ,
Ko . preparation on earth equal St. Jacobs Ort
A tare, ture. imla and daw btmul
eraedy. A trial entails but the comparatiyelT
ifltii oattaT of J CaBta, and btery one differing
ith pahl can haTS dia and ivalHva nnf f it
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IlieTOseato, bewiteMitg hnea ,
follow the use of Hagaa8 JLtg
nolia Balmtf delicate, harm
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Sola, by tillvdnnrrist9 T ;v!-1 '
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j" ? catarrh, or any blood disease.11 ' '
r j (CURES WHIN' HOT SPRINGS JAIL!
Malvem.Arfcf M&y 2,1881.
f",we have cases in our town who llrod at Hot
prlngs and were finally cured with S. 8. &. .
l V ! r JB OCAJOIOU & MUBBT.
"''" Memphis.' Tennessee. May 12, 1881.
we have sold 1,296 bottles of & s. a in a year.
It has given universal satisfaction, Fair minded
physicians now recommend it as a positive specif
ic; j u,,V,'i ' 8. MaHaTDSLD ft CO.
-'I : T.railmrlllai 1Tantin.lrv.i V . too ..
S.'S. has alven better satisfaction than acr
meuicuw i uave ever ouiu. . w. A- jnusxaSB. -
JciOf Denver, CoL. May 2,1881. '
Xrery nurchaser sneaks In the hishest tom nf
S.flk.' . L. MsiaasTZB.
' Richmond Va. Maw 11. t SBt
tlTnn Mn rafAr anvhnriv tn na In mmkI tntiu
Maria of a 8. a. Poli Millsb & Co7
T .It4f ..t..t .rri.nr
. MOA
Ot Syphilis, when prajwr fakeo..
H. L, t)KHNABD,
U WaBBEH,
Parrr. f5n
i abora afamerskiw
iemen of hieh ataiui.
ia
!sa, we wm take yont caM." to tn? ViTiri U
WHIN CUBlrx Writ for'-riiaVrT
?iiP"PJRTrJiD win be paid to anyiemlst
ivwii,jwub rvmsaiBRu or any
SWUT 6PJKLV1C CO.
7opnetora, AUantaflaa
uiukkimii aw swa i wm
- v a a u uiMiLii. u m w . awi iiiiiiiii ! a ii aaaaasi a
..x.O!;-jv:J tirscf
" w naarB nn fionnoitaa onn nniv na nnmna
i i mot u. uita. ueeu f ueHiBTLeu.. i)i w men i
fthiwtothe' IjajaSKJ KftRW-fry j?uW1
fflMfllS'l" 531
i njvAiix Aiwij iclb. iiaia inai at
mm
T-trr' a j.iQ Hj.it, .K.r
mmmi
MS
I ' J Ai. Wi. lit
: i ss?
" "" j
Tllfgraat specific enres that most loaXBsoSje : :
(; .f disease . l"! ' ''" 1 :
C ORGANS, 17 eto& Set Gkfli-
Jt i aurgrTt4
MlWtfc.1
l Hill
iooRiif
Busurras uMivEBSigrr
iAAM9WPll
ft
ai
,2 &&VJ53g5LSF
It j . JI'UM'i 1 WW ! Ill III'".' i I I
trfl ' PI ATIhCF SOLD ONlN3TALLlLNT8 and
nbosriO I trr. F&ICX 8 LO W nd termMot
In.
JSP "
wnnimiHut ur nuu dibht ana UT IOMIl'l
SSin rT,"7:7; nm"Jm!nSrsi
HOOT HXS. Bend for
XaJMllTojxitoOaC
JMfinacttw i UTerTJr. Jiklnajt Aodwhea
K2ir5i11 tommoa aoj6a not nod
wMinipoo-aWHlT ITAlULEBrB
aiwwa legwates uteae impoitaat
remedy.
aug9,4w
J : I
E. M. ANDREWS,
i . . .. , i i
(Successor toS. Q. Rogers.)
WbOLESALS & RETAIL FUBNTTUBI DZALKB
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
DON'T FAIL
TO GIVE ME A CALL BEFORE BUYING.
Upholstering and repairing done tt the shop
in connection with the store.
' 3il29
BY LU'HEtt BENSON.
for sale at
TIDDT & BBO'3 Book Store.
auft8,tf
I
NOTICE.
Oitict Ihwmohd dr Dajnrm BH.i I
pl9EUeket onWoitnehmond arMnTllla l
nauroaa uompanj.ui open , lor lnioimatton i
from litse-p. m. dnttt 6 ti m. But aboold ISe
paouo-oesue ,aaaiuon&i' infottnattoD aa tojratfcay
rootea or connections, Capt. 8. a. Pegram wUlbo I
w Duufflicji ur assist mem. umce 29
west Trade street, next door to ticket office, v
. ! J. LIIARDIN; '
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, '
CoiXMar..CHALoTr, N.C
v
rders for Oram, Hay, MealVkwr, Lardtlaoon.
vsTooaeoo. sugar. Coffee. Motassea. Ae man-.
cl xim) cneapest Htawais . ana reua
represented. .
Special Limited , fecumoB ; 1
MOREHEAD CITY.
, ; PASStNGKlt t)IPABT10CirT, R. ft TJ. R, R.
: i BiCHiioin, Va,. July 1st, 1881:
' In order to afford ample facilities to visit the sea
ahore,' ' !; -- -
Wj ROUND TRIP TICKETS, r ?! .
&OOD FOR TIN DATS, art on sale at Charlotte
under the following conditlonsi I
For partlea of twelve, $11.15 each. ; . . t
For further lmformatlon anniv tAfta Hv'at
at.thdepofe - Vipi?
inns
Genl Passenger and Freight Agent
J'ateW(!:id.;;:r;'
-'A !" ' f n: st'cv. ) nn
,j
SJL-.eiSSi yS5w 4hola or divided
SLS,.?II.by SoJtaWe ehlrerfor
Ftf viXaHILLIPS.
!
II TTfr!ftlTrtM'Aw
A. PubUshednMnlhWBiOa?
urns n jncjaaamg na mteresi wr
lea OH anb1ecta".e1" v1tT fnT aJrVil ml.'
WSSlil A-151i . iLV.il !. C dLluati1 ao-l
rage; circulation Advertisement are how5
one nuy, are free from, errora, and w, taste
dUntayed. 7 Ita adferUsmai rates Tara not In
ezoBsa of tts value to an adverUse,.i Advertlsfc
S3r
wa. ymmuaovi
f W and to -trtngtheKaver paii oTm
tonLc It haa cared hnadred et deptdiliiinTa
Ida, j ASH low peUBbor about tt7vffaac0,4
MII1E
A foil line of
Coins and; Cask
lutein IIC
- yanauianaunaaj mnnog lfD XeetOB
AW m on, UkTirOicSoUni.
Lahcul
aUMl
llcanUon
the
Obi of
DUX WISTSOUTH CAROLDf1. ws
: the oldest inatltnaorilr Ihha Btate. Total
experawferTmlkmBoBJd.ookavetaj need not 1
iezoeed
MaJtoSeoltLi eonununlty
X)pens firitataiday m Oototeir a
oca
raor.v idcalUy
and tnteUicanC
mtton tn any vfssua;T k
20th of ihajmrinthf?
jtSdn t&UM iCrti?l hcu
i-vci vAND LOOK AT HIS
7 '
. IARGE STOCK OK
all of Which he sells
broods .Tarranted aa Rep-
;
K resented both ill Weight
'! 1.1; ' t ui,::-,r : .
and Quality,
WATCH GLASSES "10 CENTS EACH.
!
deelS
i '. . i ... i ' i . . i ,
nunraaonre tobts.
Date,Kvl5'81
N6.47
Datlr
No. 49
Da7
Na48,
Dally
Lt.; Charlotte, : :
,4.06 axi
0.16 AMI '4.15 PM
.7 . A-iu uepot .
41!
131
8.20 J
4.80 pm
fl.07 pm
7.57 pm
8.18 pm
-wHauatMuy,- .
' Arr.Oreenaboro
: Lr.Oreensboro
An.Balelith , .
S.66 Uf
7.50 am
0.80 AM
8.08 AM
8.25 AH
1.40 pm
146 pm
,4.00 r
1 1 -111.
8.25 F
ia2i am
102T am
10 58 am
12.87 pm
2.24 fm
a20PM
4.05 fx
90 i
for Bleh
m'ndonlr linleoldBbatb
Lt. OreeoBboro : ;
for Richmond. ;
Lt. Danville
M V nanslllA
11.31 AX
lt . 83 AM
" Barkadale i .
" Drak'aBfch
Jetersvllle
An. Tomahawk
Arr. BeUe ble
Lt. "
AnJfanehdster
Arr. Richmond .
12.01 PM
1.20 pm
2.55 pm
8.51 i
4.28 PM
4.85 PM
4.88 FM
4,10 PMl
4.13 PM
4.1B pm
4.43 amJ
7.28 am
raina:eonr bodtev
Data4larl6'80
No. 43 I Ho. 48
No. 60
Patty
Patty, I Patty.
Lt. Richmond Z
i Barkerine '
Arr. M. DanrlUe -
Lt. ' .,..,..
10.45 pm
12.00 M
2.26 AMI
Z43TM
eesipai
7
Danville '
Arr. Greensboro
Lt.
7.27 i
9.20 i
Am
9.81 AM
1L16 AM
8.87 pm
" SaUsbnrr .
lU.aa PM
Art. ArlfciiJunoOoBj
1345 PM
12.45 AM
' 'VUUAotaa; ,.q
Lt. Rtehmood i
" JetersTffle .
: SrakBr'oU '
" BarkBdaleii
L.00 PM112-20 AM
jf :
J 2.56 pm
441 PM
apt pm
7.25 pm
. . . .. . .f
. ...
,f7i;PM.
' Greensboro
' SaUsbarr
B.OO PM
ST'pm
11.05 pm
(&20AM.
iX'ii.i'.v
Am A.'Janetlon
LT5ni:"iy,:P
An. caiariotte .
yt-iSJO am
SALKM JE&AltaM- iKHW SO e:i
j xioi .-: A 40111, eaxeptfoBdaty 3gRl
JtSt. ltS::::.::::::u;:ftiI'
! . i . Na 47aflr except Sunday; " .
LeaTeflaleni 'ii:.i.L jii'.-ji. - ! : t qa i :
- - - www wrm wm w UM BBvaaW'
AirtyeaQreensborf rt.M.H ,..; 900 am
, :NO,)43-aUr, exeeDt8uBdar. i
AnlToa Salem. . .iLfiaM
" " NO. 48-Patty. ,. .'.
AieaTB saiem km
ArrtTe. Greensboro.. .......... . . t go
PM
pm:
' LH1 """ "L and CO will onry stake
short atoppatw at pofata named on tbeietodnleT
get aboard atlh B.Jk &.B.& depot , Tbla train
resj ooMieoaon atQretostioroior BaleiX
GoMaboro- Newoeme and ail points on Wllmkur
'ton Welitoiyallroajlre 1?STg
Passenger trains Na 47 and 48 make aa toeal
stops between Charlotta atui nhmrf JtfT
Ween Greensboro, fialelab and Goldsbofo, No. 47
Aatterme (81infiart exptad)r nd SSabSo
neatGreeiiabi
rHeeBger; tritea Wr4af4 maka'aif Ibcar
atona betvean Cbarkfa.ani nuh iliirrr
A. POFK,
Ota. Pass, and Ticket Aftent,
RlohrnmdtVa.
It?
fLY FANS AJXRAPS,
TDB if BINKLXB8, ,
ICE CREAfd FREEZERS.
' For sommer use, jiat ni. '
"" THXFIKXST iiiirl or
Ordew and porreap9odrjof aoucited at the Hard-
i ware Store and Sewing Machine House of
RICHARD iifOGRE,
9
TVnda RtMat r!ha1ik M f :
CoL .C W BBaDBaUW.aO .il
wn' In connection with the .Sewlnar' Kahlne
tnesa ef thla eir aiul wlrfnltv. l nnw with ma
and would be; pleased t see hta . mends and
TsnffXAna erwl in n Hi at lin a n f an
awa viw whw. aroarP' across ew atpa Mjay au 5 7
iliiali.
Go to
1
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fi
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w. p. mum, igetit,
to F. BcaaftCav
lt.i!!j
ibwiFtrfiiBegtiDrBaf .) u -
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AlM.Toaetand
i Xancv
Perfumeries, Oomba 1
Kli"RiiMkM .A aV (
"I'BnialK
-liI4 Slfi!
5lIiV e?itff
rttooaawilTaaanee-.
' .1Mt4fldl V--.. "it
fefke
iJ i . .
Poui duicklok fc,
and rnre ilemeui
Dm. my
Articles.
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h.bekTari!amrarr
A. jL
.PhTKleiazi' Dreserl
-riJontoeeefW1 shara'of publio
patronaan, I am. reepeetfally.
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