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THE GLEANER
• GRAHAM, N. C., April 25, 1911.
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HEENAN HUGHES, Poitmutcr.
» Local News.
—The Democrats of Burlington
have nominated Mr. W. K. Holt for
Mayor.
—Mesa. J. T. Black A Bro. have
purchased a handsome delivery
wagon.
—Tho County Commissioners
meet in regular monthly session
next Monday. -
—There was frost Monday and
Tueaday mornings. On the former
a little ice appeared.
—Mrs.S.W.Snmmers, stenograph
er, of Charlotte, is h re this weak
reporting the triql of Japob Bunton.
—Mr. E. Lee Hend eraon moved
on Monday and Tuesday in the Mrs.
Nellie Green residence on Albright
Avenue.
—Miss Joanna Jones is having a
cottage near her residence on £.
Elm St remodeled. A second story
is being aeded.
—Graham Chapter of the Daugh
ters of the Confederacy will meet
with Mrs. J. W. Page in Burlington
at 3:30 p. m. on Thursday, May 4th.
—Mr. J. 0. Foy, of the Mebane
Leader, is in town today. Mr. Foy
has become sole owner of the paper
within the past ten days. We con
gratulate him. I
—The Ladies Aid Society of Gra
ham Christian church will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. W.l
F. Blackmon.
—Capt. J. C. Freeman, of the
Holt Guards, Burlington, has been
designated to go to the Mexican
border. He will leave Saturday.
—Mr. W. T. Ezell and family de
sire to thank most sincerely all
friends and neighbors for kindnesses
shown during the protracted illness
of his mother who passed away last
Friday morning.
—The Supreme Court has decided
the case of Denny, Adm'r'x, vs. City
of Burlington, adversely to the plain
tiff. This case was brought for
damages for the death of Geo. W.
Denny while' engaged in construct
ing the water system.
—A little son of Mr. John F.
Parks, who lives about a mile north
of toia place, was severely bitten in
the face Saturday by a dog thought
to be mad. The child was carried
to Raleigh Monday by Dr. W. It.
Goley to be given Pasteur treatment.
—The following attended the
Barraca-Philathea meeting in
Greensboro, some going Saturday
and some Sunday: Misses Bessie
Tinnin and Emmie Snyder, and
Messrs. J. 8. Cook, G. C. Phillips,
Clarence Bradshaw, T. L. Pickard,
James W. Jones, Charley Jones, A.
P. Williams and Walter M. Wil
liams. *
~~~ —The Whitsett Institute base
ball team defeated the Bingham
School team at Mebane last Satur
day by a score of seven to three.
This is the second time this season
that Whitsett has defeated Bingham.
Whitsett has won six out of ten
games thii season and all against
strong school teams. ».
—Graham Milling Co., is almost
ready to start its plant. A force of
machinists have been engaged for
several weeks placing the machin
ery. It will be up-to-date and
one of the beet equipped roller mills
in this part of the State. Before
the week ends it is expected to give
the mill a trial run. This is one of
the most important enterprises in
this community.
—The city of Burlington is fac
ing a serious proposition in the in
adequacy of her water supply, and
it has been suggested that custom
era be economical; also that anether
deep well will hot relieve the situa
tion, but that the town will have
to go to a flowing stream. This
is a serious matter, especially so in
the event of a fire. The large cities
spend millions to have ample water,
and the smaller cities spend hun
dreds of thousands, notwithstanding
the cost no city can get along with
out an abundance of water.
—Dr. E. 0. Murray left Monday
for a viait to hia old home on Edia
to laland, S. 0. The Preabytorian
church there celabratea thia week ita
200 th anniveraary, and Dr. Murray
haa been invited to take part in the
exerciaev Ha will take hia vacation
at thia time. Hia pnlphit hen will
be vacant next Sunday, but-on the
firat Sunday in May it will be aup
plied by Dr. B. W. Mebane, of Haw
fields, and on the aecond Sunday by
Rev. F. M. Hawley, of Mebane. Dr.
Murray will return for th» third
Bunday. Prayer meeting will be
conducted regularly by the membera
of the church.
Personal Mention
Miss Mary Carter left Monday for
being afdr
Miss Fannie Fonst, of Hawfields,
ia here visiting her sister, Mra. J.
M. Turner.
Mi* R B. Hunter left Tuesday
evening for Georgia to visit relativea
In Savannah, Brunswick and At
lanta.
Mrs. W. R. Goleyjmd Misses
I Margaret Goley and Jane Ray Ker
nodle spent Saturday in Greensboro
shopping.
' Misa Maude Murray, of Greens
boro, has been spending several
days here visiting her brother, Mr.
John L. Murray.
Mr. J. Harvey White spent the
latter part of last week and the first
of thia week in New York and Cin
cinnati on buainess.
Miaa Nora Phillips came down
| from Greensboro and spent Saturday
and Sunday here at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bryan Phillips.
Mrs. M. J. Brady, who has been
here viaiting her daughter, Mrs. J.
L. Scott, Jr., has gone to Haw River
to viait her daughter, Mra. B. S.
Robertson.
SPECIAL CRIMINAL TERM
Jacob Bunton on Trial for Killing
Grover Blalock and other notes:
A special term of Alamance Supe
rior Court convened Monday with
Judge B. F. Long presiding and
Solicitor S. M. Gattis prosecuting
for the State.
This term was cajled to clear the
criminal docket of a large accumula
tion of cases but more especially to
try Jacob Bunton for killing of
Grover Blalock, the trial of this case
having theretofore been set for trial
on Mondayofthe special term.
Before entering upon the trial of
Bunton a few cases of minor impor
tance were disposed of. No grand
jury having been designated for this
term, ihe trial of the docket was at
once entered upon.
By noon recess the following were
secured as the jury to try Bunton,
namely:
D. H. Lashley, H. Lee Fowler, T.
A. Murphey, J. G. Guthrie, B. 0.
Guthrie, W. A. Hall, Isaac Holt, W.
J. Crutchfield, R. R. Bain, John T.
Love, J. N. Warren, L. B. McAdams,
two of them from the regular jury
drawn for this court and ten of them
from the special venire of fifty tffem
rnoned for this case, and Deputy
Sheriff J. B. Gerringer is sworn and
placed in charge of the jury.
Associated with the Solicitor in
the prosecution of this case are
Judge W. P. Bynum, of Greenaboro,
and Messrs. Long & Long of Gra
ham. The consel for defendant
Btinton are Col. John A. Barringer,
of Greensboro, Messrs. Siler & Mili
kin, of Siler City, W. H. Carroll,
Esq., of Burlington, and Messrs.
Parker & Parker, of Graham. It is
a strong array of counsel prosecu
tion and defense.
The twenty-five or more witness
es subpoenaed for either side have
been pat through a very searching
examination, and the attorneys have
strenuously contested every inch of
ground. The evidence was con
cluded yesterday morning and
Judge Bynum opened the argument
to the juiy for the State.
As this is being written Thursday
i morning counsel is still arguing the
case, Mr. £. S. Parker concluding
the argument for the defense. The
concluding argument for the State
will be made during the day for the
prosecution. ,
The foregoing trial has elicited
much interest, a large number of
citizens being in attendance. A
jury of very excellent citizens, as
good as this county or any other af
fords, will decide the fate of the
prisoner at tfie bar.
Nicholson-Poole.
On last Friday our townaman, Mr.
Alson B. Nicholson, was united in
marriage to Mrs. Mary Poole, of
Raleigh, in that city. Mr. Nichol
son arrived here Monday with his
bride and is stopping with his son,
Mr. Lawrence Nicholson. We wish
them a happy life.
New Advert ismenfc.
B, Goodman, Burlington—The
Home of good Clothes and Oento'
Furnishings. Has an elegant
stock and will treat you right if
yon will go to pee him when in
need of anything in his line.
Miss Margaret Clegg—The New
est in Hate and other Millinery-
She haa a beautiful line of good*.
See ad on 3d page.
Southern Railway—Cheap Ex
cursion Rates to little Bock, Ark.
Cafl for Gtiaaaa' Coavaotkn.
The dtiseoa of Graham are called
to meet in maaa-convention in the
court honae on Friday night, April
28th, for the pnrpoee of nominating
Candida tea for a Mayor and five
Commiaaionera for the town of Gra
ham. A full meeting ie desired.
D*. WILL 8. Low,..
, Chairman Com.
Died in Her 81st Year.
After s protracted illness and be
ing bed-ridden more than four years,
Mrs. Suaan Ezell, widow of Zion
Ezell, died last Friday morning, j
April 21, 1911, at the residence 01
her aon, Mr. Wm. T. Ezell. Mrs.
Esell waa born Feb'y. sth, 1831,
and was 80 years 5 months and 16
days old. The funeral was conduc
ted from the residence Saturday af
ternoon by Rev. Mr. Vickers and
the remains were interred in the
town cemeteiy. She is survived
by two sons—Mess. Wm. T. Ezell, of
Graham, and James Ezell, of Bur
lington, and two daughters—Mrs.
Bettie Mann and Mrs. Maggie
Christopher of Graham. The de
ceased was a kind, gentle, good
woman.
To Run in 90 Days.
A statement was made in the
presence of the writer a few days
ago, that within 90 days cars would
be running on the street car line be
tween Burlington and thia place.
The speaker knows about the af
fairs of the street car company and
is in a position to speak with au
thority. The community will hail
with delight the conaummation of
the prediction. For almost two years
the community has been anzioualy
waitidtad wishing for the cars to
come.^'
—KEMP P. BATTLE— The best
horse ever bred in Alamance Co.,
will be in Graham from 25th to
27th of April. For further infor
mation apply to Edgar long.
For Sale.
Pure blooded brown leghorn
chickens. Come early.
HEBBERT LONG, Graham.
Wanted at Once
10 Ladies' to work in overall
factory. New Brick building,
Electric power and light w'th all
eity conveniences. Salary paid
while learning and then piecs work.
Quick operators can easily earn
11.25 per day. Railroad fare ad
vanced if desired. For further in
formation, address, Suffolk Manu
facturing Corporation, Box 101
Suffolk, Va.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
Good Work.
Done Daily in Graham.
Many Citizens Tell of It.
Nearly every reader has heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Their good
work in Graham still continues, and
our citizens are constantly adding
endorsement by public testimony.
No better proof of merit can be had
than the experience of friends and
neighbors. Bead this case:
Mrs. W. Cates, of Graham, N. C.,
says: "I was afflicted with kidney
disease in a very painful form for a
long time and often the pains in mj
back almost prostrated me. I could
not make any sudden movement
without suffering intensely and I
also had pains and dizzy spells. The
kidney secretions bothered me and
the doctor's medicine did not help
me to any extent. When I heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills, I got a supply
and the results of their use were ex
cellent. My kidnnys were regulated
and I was restored to better health
than I had enjoyed for years."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cento. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name—Doan's —
and take no other.
TUT
Newest HATS !
We have received the newest creations
and the loveliest models ever brought to the
county, and are constantly receiving addi
tions to our already large stock just as fast
as the new models come out.
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Our prices are lower than
ever, and we will save you
money on everything you
buy Irom us. : : : : : :
Remember, our goods are all NEW and
up-to-date. Come and see—you will surely
buy. ~ T - .
Miss Margaret Clegg
GRAHAM, N. C
Next door to National Bank of Alamance.
More Strong Words
FOR THE SUGGESTIVE QUES
TIONS ON THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL LESSONS.
'1 he wonderful words of praise
for the I. P. B. Q. C., published
| last week, have created wide
spread interest in our Local Club,
so we desire to give brief extracts
from a few more letters:
Piesident 11. L. Navo, D. D.,
Albany College, Oregon: "I con
sider your questions intensely
practical an 1 stimulating to
thought." Itev. O. A. Humph
ries, Pastor i-'resbyterian Church,
Tamaqua, Pa.: "No praise is too
gr«at to bestow upon your wisely
conceived plan and its excellent
execution, 'lhe questions are
gems. Their comprehensiveness
appeals to me." Grant L. Rice,
Secretary, Now York State Sun
day School Association: "The
strong feature of being suggestive
is of great value; I wish every
paper, whether daily, weekly, or
monthly, would print these ques
tions." Rev. Walter Bennett,
Bradford, Pa.: "I woujd like to
say that th«ir exceeding sugges-
tiveness interests me. They ele
vate the lesson from the minute
letter commentary to that higher
and more profitable way of tak
ing the great spiritual ideals in
volved." Rev. J. E. Squirew,
Centenary M. E. CKorcli, San
Francisco, Cal.: "Am muqh de-
lighted indeed that you have se
cured the insertion of these
questions in the 'Examiner'. I
shall gladly help in all possible
ways to encourage the ira'ter, ar.d
am sure my fellow-pastors will do
the same." Rev. E. L. Dresser,
Genoa, N. Y.: "I have compli
mented the editor of the 'Tribune' j
on having the questions in,
and gave the paper quite n 'send
ofT in my pulpit last Sunday."
Rev. D. 11. Glass, Pastor M. E.
Church, Chelsea, Mich.: "I have
a class of fifty men and find it
very easy t > arouse animated and
profitable discussion by the use of
your questions. I prize them,
not only for their intrinsic value,
but for the training they afford
one in the art of questioning."
Subscribe for the Gleaner,
read these questions and win a
gold medal.
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send now you get 15 mos. for the
price of one year.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
From Buff Orpington*—the gnat winter
layers, 8. C. White Lcgorns and Golden
Seabrlght Bantam*, for aalc cheap, quail
jty considered. Call on or write mo.
B. N. TUItNEH, Graham, N. C.
Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson.
By REV. T. S. UNSCOTT. D. D.
May 7th, 1911.
(Copyright, 1010. hy KIT. T. S. Litucott, D.D.)
Uzziah, King of Judah, Humbled. J
Chra®. xxvl.
Golden Text—Pride goeth before de
■traction, and an haughty spirit be
fore a fall. Prov. xvi:lß.
(1.) Verses 1-B—What can you say
for or against hereditary rulers? j
(2.) What had been the character
of Amaslah, the father of Ussiah?
(3.) Which are sons more likely to
resemble In moral character, their fa
ther or their motherf
(4.) Verse *—ln what sense did Us
tiah and his father Amailah do "that
which was right In the sight of the
Lord r
(5.) Verses 5-10—Who was the
Zccharlah here mentioned?
(6.) Do you regard it as the prtvl
lege of all spiritual people, to have
"understanding In the visions of Ood, H
or is It a special gift to a few, and
why?
(7.) What .lid the prosperity ol
Uxsiah appear to depend upon?
(8.) What are some of the things
mentioned which demonstrated Us
xinh's prosperity?
(9.) In the light of time and etern
ity, what do vou consider as the
highest type of a prosperous man?
(10.) What are the degrees of de
sirability, to be prosperous In wealth
honor, intellectual ability, or in hav
lng "understanding In the visions ol
God?"
(11.) Verses 11-15—Did Ood ever
delight In war? Why or why not?
(12.) Was It ever God's first best
plan for nafona to settle their dis
putes by war?
Town Politics.
The Republicans met Tuesday
night and nominated the following
ticket to be voted on next Monday,
viz: For Mayor, W. 11. Holt; for
Commissioners, W. A. Edwards,
T. J, Reavis, W. R. Harden, Z.
T. and W. S. Vestal.
Tomorrow night a citizens con
vention will bo held to nominate
a ticket.
As yet there is not much warmth,
but there is time enough between
this and Mo..day to put plenty of
ginger in the campaign. Above
all, however, the town needs and
should have the very best citizens
securable to manage its affairs;
for, otherwise, the town cannot
go forward as it should, nor can
the citizens reap the fruits of good
government thoy are entitled to.
Notice To Creditor* Southern Traction
& Power Company.
All persons, firms or corporations
having claims against the Southern
Traction - & Power Company are
notified to present them, duly veri
fied, to the undersigned Receiver of
said Company on or before May 1,
1911, or this notice will be pleaded
as a bar for claimants, yvho failed to
file their claims, participating in any
distribution that may be made of the
assets of said Company.
This March 21, 1911.
Chas. A. Scott, Receiver,
Southern Traction A Power Ce.,
Graham. N. C.
Notice to Assistant Assessors.
All Assistant Assessors for Ala
mance county are hereby notified to
meet in the court house at Graham
at 1 o'clock p. m., Monday, May Ist,
1011.
8. H. WEBIi,
CountyAttentat
FOIEYS OETOOIAMnVE
fon Sttohacm Tiouiu and CoMtTiMTion
(13.) If Jesus were king of thii
country, and a duplicate of Jesus
were klnj; of another country with
whom w» had a misunderstanding
why would there bo no danger ol
war? '
(14). Are the nations of the earth
as nations, guilty or Innocent before
God, for the vast Kama of money they
spend annually in preparation foi
war? XVhyT
ts.) Varies 16-18 What propor
tion of men arc drawn nearer to God,
and what proportion are driven to the
l>evll by earthly prosperity?
(16.) Why Is It that so many are
spiritually hurt by prosperity?
(17.) After Vzilah had had such
unmistakable experience with God,
how do you account for his moral
lapse?
(18.) What motive do yon suppose
prompted Umiali, to usurp the office
of the priests of the temple?
(19.) What are the sins which an
exalted position, or great riches, tend
to develop today. (This Is one of
the questions which may be answered
In writing by members of the club.).
(20.) Verses 19 23 Was tho dis
ease of leprosy supernaturally Inflict
ed as a punishment, or was it con
tracted in a natural way?
(81.) Does God in these days send
disease upon people in any other way
tlisn through the laws of nature? Give
>our reasons.
I/egHon for Sunday, May 12th, 1911
Isaiah's Vision and Call to Service.
Isa. vl.
HALF-CENT COLUMN.
Advertisements will be Inserted under this
Beading at one-oair of a cent a word tor each
Insertion Ho ad. Inserted for less than 10 eta.
Count your words and send oasn with orler.
Bacb Initial or abbreviation counts a woid.
HOUSES and lota for rent. Ap
ply to \V. J. Nicks.
—Hello,'Central! Givfe me Fick
ard's meat market. I want a flint
class piece of meat and I know
where to get it fresh and right.
SCHOOL BOOKS -A full sup
ply of all kinds, also school sup
plies, miscellaneous books and sta
lonery at C. P. Neese's, Burlington
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
For Sale or Rent.
7-room house, newly papered, for
sale or rent. Apply to Green A
McClure Furniture Co.
—I WILL LEND some money
for a client on farm property —long
time. .
J. S. COOK, Ally."
23mchtf.
OeWittA Little f.Ariy RUers,
e»v»'"»# »•»#•» ••all*
MISSIOM'S M
OF LI Ml.
Ilr vll tun of an order of the Huperlor Court
of Alituiaiiot county, nia'tf At tin- January
HjKTlai Term. Ittll, in th*eaMJOf J. Ilarvey
\* hltu vs. J. It. Mnnn, the undenduned will
•ell to th" hljfhufit bidder FOIt CAHII, nt the
Court Holla* door In Orahaeii, North Cnro
-11 DM, on
MONDAY. MAY Ist, 1911,
(he followlrif tract of land,''situated Intho
county of Alamance, and Mlal« of North
Carolina. In Orahara Townahip, adjoining
the lan •of tbe late Henrietta 1/ong, Caawell
Holt, and other*: Heal lining at a rook, cor
ner of said Holt, GO fi. ir m inn centre of lh«
N. C. R. H. track, running thence N. 7tt deg.
K. scha. #»lk* to a rock or Iron bolt, fin it.
from the centre of *ald railroad track; thencel
N. 1 i deg. W. Mch*. to rock or iron bolt;!
thence 8. 7t deg, W 8 ch*. to a roekj I hence
H. a, 1 , deg. K. s ch*. 17 lk«. to a rock or Iror*
»#*>!t W* r». from tbe centre of aald r*ilmnd
track; thence N. 7V \ dcjr. K. 1 Ch. 10 lka» to h
rock, corner with tnid Holt; thence N. II dry.
W. I eh. 10 to a rock or IrofLbjif. corner
with aald Holt; thance N. 7® deg. H. 2 cha. 17
Ik*, to a rock corner with Mid llolt; thence
•. 11 deg. K. 1 eh. 10 Ik* V> the tieglniimjr, and
containing MIX ANI) BKVIf.% TESTUH
ACKK-* (6.7), but to l>e tbe »am* be thern
more or leas, bale to take place at 12*10
o'clock m.
Ttola the f7th day of March, 191'.
J ALOIS A. LONG,
CommlMloner.
Foreclosure Sale
of Land.
Bjr virtue of a certain Deed In Truat, marto
on the '4til day of November, It*», by M. K.
Holt and tola wife U>tlle M. Holt, to charl a
C. Thompaoo, Truatee, which aatl I>eel la re
eortad lo tbe oflleeof iba Uerlaler of Keen a
for Alamance county, North Carolina, la
Book 43 of Mortcajf* !'•«a, and payee K. and
97. and, default having been made In tha
payment of Hie bond and Intaraat on aald
bond which the ald Deed In Truat w»a «lv
an to aorura and loeure, tbe uudrralgoed,
Truatee will, on
MONDAY, MAY Ist, 1911,
Mil, at llie Court Houae door ID lira bain,
Alamance eounty, and mate of North c'aro
lloa. to the blffceet bidder POK CAKII, the
following daacrlbed lot or jparocl of land,
•Ituated In the town of Graham, North
Carolina, to wit: itelfif lot No. 10" la lllock
M.emhowri In blua print recordod In the
olltti of tbe IKguur of Ueada (or Alamance
wunlr, Itorlh Carolina,in IWl llook No.
M. page (M. adjoining lha land, of J. Harvey
White, Daley Walker and Iran Walker, and
convoyed to M. K. Itolt br Dead from K. 1..
WaJker and bla wife Katvlla Walker, which
Deed la recorded In the office of Ibe Hmllter
of Deoda for Alamance county, Worth Caro
lina, In Hook No. it, pa«e*H.
Male to take place aa I2K) o'clock m
7 CHAU.C. TUOMPMON.
Truntee.
Loo* * Loaf, A tt'ye.
OASVORXA.
SOT*. A HI UF »«W *"»H
jam KIDNEY PIUS
I for backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregulMttMU
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For Sale by all Druggists
To Core a Cold in One Day £SSL,
R C OK
is the supreme test of a drag store's
character. Our prescription depart-* i HjUHPT '
ment ie run on the principal that iAfiiO
your doctor, knows what he wanta \f 4JQMJE
when ho writes his directions and |J
criptions here nnd you will make
the doctor's work surer sad quicker.
'
Graham Drug' Company,
'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists.
house will be insured if you employ
will give your house a finish ar dsBBBSg
superior to any but the most expen- -it
sive handwork from which it takos / fl&|
Walker & McAdams,
- Graham, N. C '
«gji? Headquarters for all
kinds Fresh, New Crop
|F Sore to Grow W
Alamance Pharmacy
Prescription Specialists.
J. C. SIMMONS, PropY.
B. GOODMAN
f THE
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Call and see my stock, when you
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i Louie and other Western Points. „
Through l'ullman to Washington loaves Raleigh 6:50 p. m. arrivss
Washington 8:5'! a. iu., Baltimore 10-02 a. m., Philadelphia 12:28 m.,
Now York 2:31 p. m. This car makes close connection at Washing*
ton for Pittsburg, Chicago, and all points North and West and at
Greensboro,for Through Tourist Sleeper for California points, and
for all Florida points.
Through I'arV-r Car for Ashovilb leaves Ooldsboro at 6:45 a. m.,
Raleigh 8:35 a. in., arrives Asheville 7:40 p. m , making close conneo
; tion with the Carolina Special and arriving Cinninnati 10:00 a. no.
[ following day after leaving Haleigh, with close connection for all
I points North and North-West.
Pullman for Winston-Sulem leaves Haleigh 2:30 ■. m., arrives
Greensboro 0:30 a. m., making cloee connection for all pointa North,
South, ICast and West. This car is handled on train No. 11l leaving
Ooldsborr at 10:45 p. m. • • >cv i-
If you desiro any information, please write or call. Ws ars hers to>
furnish information as well as to sell tickets.
H. F. CAIiY, W. U. PARNELL, T. P. A..
General Passenger Agent, 215 Fayettevills St.,
■Washington, D. C. Raleigh, N. C.
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