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Oil! Kerosene B Y THF BA R REL A T ENNISS' Drug Store. July 9,4 tf. FRESH TURNIP SEED? The Earliest ami Best Turiijp Seed for sale ut EXXISS'. TRUSSES reduced prices, at Of all kinds at ENNIS3Y Fruit Jasrs! CHEPEE THAN EVER. ALSO Rubber Rings for Fruit Jars, at ENXISS SCARE'S PRESERVING POWDES For sale at ENNISST. THE BEST AND CTIEPEST MACHINE GIL Tor Threshers, Reapers, and Mowers at ENNISS'. PRESCRIPTIONS ! If yon want yon r prescriptions put up chcuier than- auy where t'lse go to ENNISS' Drug Store. ?Vy, 6 '85. tf. Enniss' Blackberry Cordial, KOI! Discntery,TjarrhoM, Flux, &c, for sale A ENNISS' DrnffStoie. PATENTS Caveats, Trade Marks and Copyrights Obtained, and all other business In the U. S. Patent OSBS attended to fur Moderate Fees. our ofUce Is opposite ihelT;8. Patent Office, and we can obtain Pat ents In less time than tliose re mote from Washington. Send Model or dratftng. We advise as to patent ability free of ohargtand make So charge un.eturue Obtain PaUt. We refer her to the Postmaster, tlie Supt. of Money Order llv., and to olliolals of the U. S. Pat ent office. Forclrcalar. advice, terme and refer ences to actual clients in your own Htateotcounty, wrlteto C. A. SNOW & CO. Opposite Patent Office, Washington I). C. Oct. 81. 'S3. tf FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE OF - Rqirsentin a line of Coni- i XT .1 jj;uih- cquai to any m inovul Carolina. Insures against loss or damage y Fire,, Lightning, "Wind Storms, Tornadoes or Cy clones. Policies written on short no tice? at lowest possible rates Be sure and call before insur ing your LIFE on PROPERTY. Royal Fire Insurance Com pany of Liverpool, fias the larg est net surplus of any Fire In surance Company in the world. All losses paid as soon as asser tained without, the usual dis count for cash payments. Office, lfpxt door "to A. C. Harris'. Fcb25:l. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. L. II. CLEM RKT. CRAIGE & CLEMENT, Attorneys J.t Law, . vi.isuri;v, N. C. Feb. 3rd, 1831. NESVOUSDEBILITY OBOAKICWEAKXF.es HARRIS' Dtcar.and noninni DtMC'iradixiii ux V, f. 4 inn the skilled ri-r- sicin ns. resn 1 1 tr- - m youthful Indiscretion. A Radical Cure for too freajndulcencc or over lir.itn work. Avuid 3EKRVOUS DEBXZslTY. Organic Weato, PHYSICAL DECAY, the imposition ot preten tious rctnetiies for these troubles. Get our Fre. Circular end Trial Park. rRc.and learn important iiu.s Dc.orc tak.ns treat mnt oWcwhere. Take ii SORE Rr.MEHYvhatLiAS CURED thousands. Cm not interfere Uh alien tion to business, or causa pain or inconrenience in any ray. Foatided on scientific medical princi ple. By direct orp!icatinn to the teat of disease it speciiie influence is felt without delay. The nat ural ftrjietiOHSof the hu man orpanl.m is restored. J, animating elements of life, which have wasted are riven baci.ar.d the patier.tbccomescheer fulf-ndwpidly (rains hii stiwsn a&d aeauialvigor. InYounc&Middlol mon. Tested for over Six j Years by use i n many I Thousand Cases. m -TRIAL TBMAT1LKXT. One Month. - S3.0! Two Month, B.rmi Tlire Month, 7.00 306V IT. TmM-v H RT t.Attto R U PrH5& OHfS l Noi'aTruse. FOTJTS'S HORSE AKD- CAT-.Lli POWDERS Ro Ifnn n-m I1a of Pr.i.ic. T-ot? or Lr-a Fn. Tmr. is Font eowiVra nre v-od in ti:," 8 Jotitfa rn4fr wilt prcrent ;Air- in V.'wiZ LgWf ' ttK-re,.. tho onmltr of n.itk auxl cream tu'i-nty pr wnt ami urnke Die 4uuer -ra tvS.0" Po-!-'it will nrp or prevrnt almost ctlet sJMkam to wiili-U lor ati'l aitv are wihiect. KorTz'a rnwmst TTj. eik Satisfact ios. told ewrj wacre. DArrir. FOTJTC. Prcrrietor. .1. H. En!ils. Drugifisf. A-ent. It is obsewatl that the marriageable giris tlk howe because it is the lan guage of t hgrooth. 77, -?;.. A B me , m It c f -Home Duties First In view of the tendency,at the pre sent day, for earnest Christian workers to become absorbed in work outside of the home, thus neglecting duties that belong, to the social relation, the Chris tian Advocate speaks as follows : " Have we. aged parents still linger ing on the shores o time, waiting pa tiently for the final summons ? Never let it be said that our earthly engage ments have been so absorbing and im perative that we had no time to visitl them; no time to bow with them at the fireside altar ; no time .to reassure them of our love, and receive in return their blessing. " Where there is the will there is the way.' The loss to one's self, through such inexcusable delin quency, can never be repaired. Very soon they will disappear from our view. Their fond embrace will only be a bless ed memory; their words of counsel and affection no more repeated ; their pre sence no longer our inspiration. Make haste. Let not others claim our best affection and help that which God has adjudged as rightfully due the chiefest benefactors of our mortal life. And in I I f A i.1 J .a -g vrr-.v ger, even m respect, to ute jiuuiij rm- tion itself ? The husband and the wife are called to fulfill most sacred obligations obli gations to each other which no church claims may remove; obligations of care and love for the different members of the household which the Supreme Au thor of all domestic relationships has Himself imposed. If our piety is of the kind that makes us less careful as to domestic duties; if the husband can ex cuse himself from lightening the bur dens of his wife, because of other de mands upon his time ; if the wife, ab sorbed, it may be, in noble charities without, can lay aside the important trusts within the sacred precincts of a world which, in a real sense is her own realm; if parentsron the ground of pressing Christian work, can neglect those offices of affection and culture which are indispensable to childhood and youth, their will the power ofthe Christian religion be surely neutralized! before an observing world. No amount of public prayer, exhortation or song will atone for such failure. God's word and human reason will alike pass the merited condemnation. The Staff of Life Sometimes Dangerous. N. Y. Star. Speaking with a Star representative, a manufacturer of mill machinery said: "A flour mill in operation is almost as dangerous as a powder magazine, and has to be watched as closely. Every coal miner is afraid of fire damp, and every miller knovvk his mill is likely to blow up with a terrible explosion at any moment. To most people this would sound like an exag geration, but I tell you it is a solemn fact. What blew up your mills on Barclay street a few years ago? What leveled the whole block of stone mills in Minneapolis not long since, so that itlooked as though a cyclone had struck the city-? Nothing in the world but flour one of the deadliest and most powerful: explosives known. "If you stand in a flour mill, near the stones, and look across the room towards the sunlight, you will see that the air is loaded with fine grain dust. If you had microscopic eyes, ydu would see yourself surrounded with small atoms of grain of all kinds. Those atoms form an- explosive substance more powerful than any known to Nihilists, and their presence, though invisible, it makes a flour mill as dan gerous as a powder pit. Suppose you take a dry ear of corn and set it on fire, it will burn slowly. Shell the ear and fire the kernels, and it burns much more rapidly. Grind the corn, and it will burn like paper. Reduce it to powder to dust and if ignited it goes off like a flash. That is the state in which flour is dangerous, when it is exceedingly fine. If a mill becomes overcharged with this dust, and it is ignited, away goes the miH. "Several vears ago the large Wash ington Mills in Minneapolis caught fire. They were working at the time. Those who knew the danger gave the alarm and gof out as lively as they could." 'Did the mills blow up." "I should say they did. The walls were made of stone six feet thick, and when the explosion came they tum bled out like strawboard. The sheet iron roof was blown so high from one of the Washington mills that the wind carried it two miles. Men watching me lire at a distance were blown through windows, knocked down, hurl ed through the air, and several were killed. Sometimes the lighting of a pipe in a grain house will demolish the building. In a Scotland mill a man lit J.cigar. In aecond the room seemed failed with fire, and there was a terrible roar. When the smoke cleared away the four walls of the mill lay flat on the ground and the ronf lmr nundred teet away. With the excep tion of a bad scare and a. singing, not a person was hurt. The dust burned creating a great heat At Fort Worth, Texas, a man drop ped dead on entering an eating house to get his dinner. If the dinner was like most dinners you get at Texas eatipg houses the man would have died anynow m a short time. Texas Sift- Twenty-Five Tears ago at Manassas. 311X ARP OITBS HIS REMTSfSEXCE OP THE BLOODY BATTLE. From tbc Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution, Twenty-five years! A quarter of a century has passed since the battle of Manassas. What an awful scene it was, that first battle. At home it was awful when one man was suddenly killed, tt startled a whole communi ty, and the. news of it was carried from neighbor to neighbor until it it was the talk of the county. Here were men, young men, healthy and strong and brave, shot down by the score. Many were dead and many were dying, and they were all around me. The pine thicket and the open field close by, where the Eighth Geor gia fed Fourth Alabama fought side by side, was specked with them. The pine grove and field was a terrible shock to me, for my friends were there and some of my kindred. The dead seemed asleep, with their arms near by. The wounded asked for water. The surving comrades had left them to pursue an enemy that was still fight ing, though retreating. We hurried to the branch for water. We rode to rthe rear for help, ambulances. We f , wounded all alonjr the route and the news was that Bartow and Bee were killed and Col. Gardner was wounded and a prisoner. Shoiit after shout was heard as the front advanced and the enemy retreated. Everywhere there was wild hurrying to and fro. Ambulances went on the run to the battlefield. Couriers with orders flew in hot haste over hill and plain. Gen erals with their staffs galloped from hill to hill to overlook the movements of their troops, who were surging and swaying at bouble quick and yelling like wild Comanches as they drove back the enemy and broke their col umns. The air was filled with smoke The minnie balls rattled through the pines or spent their force against the fences or upon the ground. The can nonading was incessant and was con tinued long after the enemy was out of reach. The terrible sound of it lent wings to their flight, and they left evefvthinjr behind them Nightshlrtlown upon the scene and brought rest restto-ihe weary, but not to the wounded. All Ion watched and waited, and we and comforted them as best we could, surgeon's knife was busy, and as B'he one poor fellow was attended to and moved aside the doctor wiped the per spiration from his brow and hurriedly said, "Next," There was not a groan a moan as arms and legs were am- or nutated. I don'i beMeve that the boys had much feeling then. The excite ment and the victory had wrought them up to a pitch that smothered feeling. They talked -.and laughed and cried as the surgeon dressed their wounds. I saw Dr. Miller cut a ball from Jet Howard's hip that had come nearly through the other side, and Jet stood up to have it done, and as it dropped into the doctor's hand he seized it and said: "I wouldn't taken thousand dollars for this.' It was Sunday What a day for such deeds of carnage! The next day was devoted to the dead. Our own dead were buried in spots selected by their friends, and some rude headboard marked the name. Federals were lined in trenches, with head to feet, in nameless graves. They were thick in some places, so thick that one could step from corpse to corpse. It was the third day before some of them were buried, and they had swollen and looked fat and bloated, and some of their clothing had burst with swelling flesh. There was a company of zouaves in Turkish costume, who looked like a race of giants sleeping there. Dead horses strewed the ground, and they were swoolen too and their legs stood out without touching the ground, and the buzzards -sat upon their heads and feasted upon their eye balls, as the sweetest morsel to begin with. Artil lery horses fell dead upon each other and were crossed and pilled, and the harness had to be cut away. Thesoldiers are having reunions now, and I am glad to see they are becoming so universal at the South. It is sad to see how few of a company have sur vived the perils of the war and the surer perils of death since the war. One by one they go. But let them meet and take comfort, and let their hearts twine together as they talk over the sad but glorious past. A regiment will make about a company now, but a few more years it will take a brigade Uut few are under forty-five, and many have a wound that has never heal ed or a disease that will not cure. God bless them and all, and inspire their children to love their country as their fathers did. J. The price of Jamaica ginger goes up wnen tne price or watermelons goes down. It is the see-saw of commer cial adjustment.' Ph ila. Call. An old lady said she never could un derstand where all the Smiths came from until she saw a large sign, "Snith Manufacturing Company." Her Wish, "And you say you would- die for me, IGeorge? "Die for you ! Yes, a thousand deaths." : "You are a noble man, George.' "My darling, you do i not know me yet." "Well, dearest. I do not wish you to die for me, but I. will tell vou what you can do for me to show your affec tion." "What is it mv darlintr? Shall I pluck the stars from the cerulean dome? Shall I say to the sea, ha! ha! cease to flow, for my lo,ve wills it ? Shall I tell yon bright and inconsistent moon that is gimnng ine nui wips witn ner lignt, that she must not shine on thy face too roughly he!" "No, George, no," she smilingly said. "I do not wish you to attempt such impossibilities. All I ask of you is this "Yes, my darling." "All I ask of you is this don't call again. Baby Was Hungry. A nhvsician was called out of a sound slumber the other night to answer the telephone. "Hello! What is it?" he asked, little pleased at the idea of leaving his comfortable bed. "Baby is crying, doctor; what shall I do?" came across the wires. "Oh, perhaps it's a pin," suggested the doctor, recojjhizing the voice of a young mother, one of his patients. "No," came the reply; "I am sure it cannot be that." f "Perhaps he has the colic," returned doctor, with well simulated solicitude. k'No I don't think so," replied the mother; "he doesn't act that way." "Then perhaps he's hungry," replied the doctor, as a last resort. "Oh, I'll see," came across the wires; then all was silent. The doctor went to bed, and was soon fast asleep again. About half an hour afterwards he was again awake ened by a violent ringing of his telephone bell. Jumping out of bed and placing the receiver to his ear, he was cheered by the following message : "You were right doctor; baby was hungry." A young lady who can peel a potat in five minutes is as useful as the young woman who srieaks five languages is ornamental. "It's very curious," says a young lady whom we know, "that the tortoise, from whom we get all our tortoise shell combs, hits no hair." What is more pathetic than to see nnrsetUthe simple faith with which a bald- headed man. will bay an infallible hair restorative from a bald-headed barber? Dfii'oit Free Press. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes used to be an amateur photographer. When he presented a picture to a friend, he wrote on the back of it: "Taken by O. W. Holmes & Sun.' lb. "Don't be so stuck up," as the feath er bed said to the wall paper. "Yon are down enough for both of its," re plied the paper. If a dealer in grave stones were to fail, some newspaper would be sure to refer to the disaster as "a bust in mar ble." NorristvtCH lie rah I- The moment Joaquin Miller quit writing poetry he cut his hair. He may yet advance far enough in civiza tion to pull the bottom of his pants out of his boot legs when he attends a fashionable reception, unless he hap pens to be the lion of the evening and wishes to be remembered by his boot legs. , New York Times: "Ejo you happen to know, my dear," said Mrs. Col. Blank, of Kentucky, to her husband, "wljy you are something like a piece of flannel?"' The Colonel, who was at the sideboard, paused for moment and said that he did not. and inquired why. "Because," answered the lady, "you both shrink from the use of water." The truth is that the Republican organs cannot endure the pegce, pro gress and prosperity which prevail in the South, and the enormous difference between the condition of that part of the Union when left to; its own man agement and resources and when sub jected to Republican carpet-baggers, has impressed it self upon the minds ot the people all over the country. Albany Arqits, Item. Titsgcr ! A neglected cold or cough may eatfio Piicuinoiiilt.t 'Otisumptkni or other fatal J i -rase. Strozier's Pectoral Fi.ls will cine a cold a bvinjMric. Best thing for dyspcpalaju digestiou.sicli headache iu thousands testify- UNIVEriSITY OF KORTH CAR OLINA, The next session opens August 26th. Fifteen Professors offer a wide range 01 instruction in Literature, Science and Philosophy. The Law School and the Department of Normal Instruction are fully equipped. Special higher training in all the departments is provided for graduates of the University and of other Colleges free of charge. Select Library of 20,000 volumes; Readiog-Eoom of 114 Periodicals. Total collegiate expenses $88.00 a year. Board $8.00 to $13.r) per month. Sessions begin last Thursday in August. For full information, address President Kemp P. Battle, LL. D., 39:1m. Chapel Hill, N. C. ftolice to Creditors. Having taken ont letters of Administra tion upon the estate of Wilson A. Lingle. deceased, all persons indebted to said es tate are hereby requested to make prompt set t It-men t thereof, and all persons having claims against the estate are notified to present them to me on or before the 10th day of June, 1887, or this notice will be plead in bar ot their recovery. MAUTHA J. LINULE, June 5th, 1886. Administratrix. If you want to keep up with the times take the Watchman you can't he. left. i-ri- i i szi iriu- m THE u BEST TONIC. This medicine, combining Iron with pore ratable tonica, quickly and completely nxra Dyspepeta, Indigestion, Weak vtrata' Cnrra Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak. neM, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills ansa i ever, ana AearalgUu It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the n-diM-y sand Liver. It is invaluablo for Diseases peculiar to Women, and all who lead sedentary lives. lidoesnot injure the teeth, cause headache.cr produce constipation other Iron medicines do. it enxlslsea and pnriflea tbc blood, Circulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of food, relieves Heartburn and Belching, and fctrougihens the muscles and nerves. For Intermittens Feivera, Lassitude, Iiaelc of Euw-::y, etc., it Uarf uo equal. i tW The genuine has abore trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. aala sal 07 BBOWK CHIJUtaU, CO, BA LT1B0RE, MaV Administrators Bale of Real Bstate. In pursuance of a decree of the Superior Uourt or lo wan County, made in the spe cial proceeding entitled D. M. Barrier, Ad ministrator upon tiie estate of John S. Ilvde, deceased, E. J. Hvde and E. J. Hyde, Guardian ad litem of Margie Hyde, heir at law ot John Hvde: I as adminis trator upon said estate, will on MONDAY, THE 2:3d DAY OF AUGUST, 1380, sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door in Salisbury, the following de scjiuea real estate, to make assets, viz: About 40 acres of land situate in Steele township, said County, adjoining the lands ot S. 1C Harrison, Villtaiu Gardner, and others, and known as the "Axiam place," the same leing the laml conveyed to John S. Hyde by H. J. M. Barber by Deed regis tered in Book 5, on pare 774, in office of the Register of Deeds of Uowan County. D. M. BARHIEK," . Administrator. 40:Gr. SOMETHING NEW! LAMP CHIMNEYS f3 mat will nxt break by heat, .r sale at ENNISS'. DIABIOXD DYES wish at All colors vou ENNISS' for Seeds o ENNISS'. DON'T FORGET to call all kinds at TO T2BE LADSES: Call and see the Flower Pot at ENNISS'. 15 GENTS FOR SAMPLE CCPYctTKiS BEAT 1 IKI L BOOK. It give llit-JJUtGUACE ami Scatiacat f Evert Flower eid Shrek, 3O00 dilfereut kiiKla. ANi. nil the Knowe Kelts el T liria tiei xviiii Clove, rcrassl, RsrtkercMelaRdFaa. It is t he ssatt com; isle work of tlte kind t-v.-r pub lNhwl. yend FiUcon Cent In stnipws to.' a sample- copy, also onr price to ngoiiW. Ager.tn wanted eveivsrkere. A-l. AND KlRTING AUCKICAII PUS. CO.. 17 Worth Tealk Street, rhilad'e. Pa. SINCER THIS STYLE A l- BATtS' TRIAL. I A Full Set of 1 V Atftichruriifau 5 WARRANT Kit "STekX"aS. Send for Circular. Jti. t . aa Mii o. v N. QtU St., lbiia.. Fa. THE WATCHMAN JOB OFFICE IS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED Jobfr FROM POSTERS as big as a birn door down to most dcUcate EXISTING ;0AKDS. Letter and Note Heads, Bill Heads and Statements, BUSINESS CARDS, FAHPHLETS, C&TMQGVES. PRICE LISTS, Air BLANKS OF ALL KINDS , Court and Magisterial. 3b7 Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed TTTTn P A PP,P. fitf t?wd m Hi" at Geo. S2 E Row"" & Co s N-w pap. r aVdTWtaahal P:ir,a'j(iO Spmce St.V whn-ftUf-rtida -toat:acU iuay Ij uode far it IK NEV YOStfiU SIS $17 iiinim, mm only A OUICX. PERMANENT, CERTAIN CURE FOR Lost orFailine Manhood. Norvsnsai Lack of ri. .nt. tetter of ndTir in plain sealed enTelope.Tree. ilEDIOAX. 00. P.O. Drawer 17H JteSoio, H.Y - Hut A 1 S! ALE DSBI J1LIII WFEE1LIJ DEC At A Life Experience. Remarkable and quick cures. Trial Packages. Send stamp for sealed particulars. Address Dr. WAD & CO. Louisiana, Wo. ORGANIZED 1859 A Home Company SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE. Cash capital $300,000 Total assets $750,000 Insures all classes pro perty at a equate rates. Losses promptly ad justed and satisfactori ally settled without any litigation. J. RHODES BB0W$7S, Prest. wXC.COABT, Sao. J. Allen Brown, Agt, Salisbury, N.O. 24:9m. For Sale at this Ollee : Larid Deeds .-...Real Estate Mortgage Deeds SiierllT Deede ot several different forms , Chattel Mortgages. . . . Mortgage Sale Notices ; Magistrates' Suruinonses, Executions. Subpoenas Witness Tickets Transcripts, &c. Bastardy Warrants and Bonds... State Warrants, Ball Boads ...Peace Bonds Appearance Bonds, Appeal Bonds Prosecution Bonds EJs-ctment Writ summary Attachments. . .Botds to make Title Sale Notices tor Administrators, Trespass Notices A full Hue of Sollellors Indictment forms. Numerous blank forms tor Superior Court Clerks. . . Several forms for use of Attorneys And many Miscellaneous. AH which will be sold low Blanls of .?ny and all kinds pilnteu U order In I ctt h j ',e r wl on geod paper at very low figures. it vols, of Scientific Amercan, 1 No each of Jones' Law and Equity. 25o lbs. Brae's second hand Bourgeois lied up. 25 or ao Fonts advertising display type, lo Jobbing Fonts. ,s loo ll.s. Large Border type. , rsgTOne complete stock of Priming material for a five column paper and Job Office, presses Included. o rMany of the above Blanks and noarly all the printing stock, will be sold very cheap for cash or onshort time. Eichmond & Danville Railroad. Western North Carolina Division. General Passenger Office. SAISBCRY, N. C. June 1, 18S6. Commencing Sunday, June 20th Inst., the follow ing Passenger Schedule, and Train Service will be operated on this Division. TRAIN NO. 52 WEST. Arrive j Leave I TRAIN NO. EAST. M Line I Arrive Leave. 5 30rM p. m . r m . 12.28 1.32 1. 68 2 20 .05 4.08 4 3T 4.58 5.2 , C.16 fi.So 7 6T 8.52 .15 11 25 AM i 12 2VPM ! 1 32 ! 1 59 Salisbury Statesvllle Newton Uickory Icard. Morganton Marlon . Old Fort Uound Knob Black Mountain. Ashevllle Alexanders ; Marshall Warm Springs. Paint Pock 4 21 3 14 2 43 1 5 1 28 12 27 Ml M 11 40 10 52 5tt 9 16 8 40 ! 7 20 4 23 1 3 15 I 2 43 2 21 : 1 28 12 27 11 57 II 40 10 62 10 01 9 16 : 8 40 7 47 7 XUa! , 2 4: 06 OS 31 M 6 21 T 21 7 58 S 55 TRAIN NO. 50. Mais I ice TRAIN No. BA8T. 51. YV EST. Arrive. Leave Arrive. Leave AJU J 1 20 i:8Hllbury 12 45 5 4 2 44 statesvlle 11 i ill 28 3 515 ' 3 s ' Newfcn 10 17 10 17 4 33 4 34 Hickory 9 40 9 41 6 0S 5 09 Icard 9 12 JU 5 44 5 44 Aiorganion s 40 8 40 6f9 6:9 Marion 7 30 ; 7 30 7 38 7 37 Old Fort 8 57 ' C 57 8 oo 8 20 Round Knob r 15 6 3r, 9 02 ' 9 02 Black Mountain.. 584 629 9 55 !iooo heville ,421 !4S1 10 40 J0 4iJ Alexanders 3 43 ! 3 43 1125 1125 Marshall 3 01 ; 3 01 is 3pm s o Warm !Sprtr.js l 35 s oo 3 25 ; r it. .Paint Rock p.m. t 1 1$ TRAIN NO. WEST. My Bit; r J Arrtve I TM.VP Arrive Leave Arrive Leave A. M. .10 10am 11 10 11 .V 12 4TTM 1 53 Ashevllle Turnpipe Pigt-ou irlver Waynesvllle Hall. Sylva Webster..... Whit tier .... Charleston ... Nanuihala .. arret ts...... 3 20 ; 2 13 1 48 12 26PM 11 42 . 10 2 30 15 9 28 8 3 7 34 A. M. P. If . 8 15 1 53 1 00 12 02 10 27 110 1C 9 89 8 46 7 34 . 00 11 08 11 33 12 31 1 15 2 35 8 4 3 38 4 20 6 30 7 03 fa 41 25 30 p. v . Meal rotations. Trains No's. 50 and 51 run solid between Louisville and Salisbury carrying Pullman Sleeper between' Clnclnattt; Louisville and Knoxville also between Warm Springs and (loldsboro. Trains No. 52 and 53 run solid between Morristown and Salisbury carr lng Leigh t on Sleeping cars be tween Chattanooga and Ashevllle. w. a. tukk, a. o. p. A. Salisbury, N. C, r. W. CHE RS, a. o. p. a. Richmond Va. V. E. McBEK. Supt. Ashevllle N. C. 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Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Sept. 2, 1886, edition 1
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