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For ' vrjrn-outr run-uown, ""7
keepers. amLver-vroi kcl women gwieraU
,f nil rvstornti vc tonies. It Is not a "CMrU,
,ut admirnUy fulfills a ainirlc-mess-of P"n
boirur a tiio-t potent Spr-einc for aU tnose
raafe Wenkaeases and Diseases peculiar to
Women. It ii a powerful, cenernl as wc-J as
uterine, tonie and nervine, and imrs vigor
! nd itrenjrth to the whole system. 1ProlT
vSmwabnrUot itotnac. hiuition. bloat
In jr. weak back, nervous prostration, gogi?
nXT.s v. ooo- wts, WtftgjS rfr
AldreflF. wonLirt Di-nRNSAnv M-MCU
AwociATiON. 603 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
NICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache,
and Constipation, promptly cured by
Dr. Pierce's Pellets. 250. a vial,
by druggists.
THE WILMINGTON STAB.
SEDUCTION IN PRICE.
TJtxc -Daily Stati
ne year - 4 -
Six month?
hree month T -4
ine month -
$S 00
3 00
1 50
50
-.:
THE WEEKLY STAR.
One year -
Si ji mouths -Vhrec
months -
?1 Oo
CO
30
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ll... T..1 .! n) KoWH Kf rvicfl hilS rCCCntlV
been Urgely increased, and it is our dctermtna-
iion to keen the Star ur to the highest stan
dard, of uewspaprr excellence.
A luress, - VM, II. BERNARD-
Wilmington, N. C.
LT0" 0LL
m
LEXINGTON,
The best equipped tchool In the State; aeeoai-MManoaa
rtrictly ttnt-sUn; heated by steam and lighted by (fas;
only iwo yoanv iaue- w wo i wm , ipicuuiu r, .
liiwln iw teachers. Session be (Tins ma monoay
In Senteraber. For part ieulars or Catalogr-es, address
J. X. PATTERSO.y, Pre., Lexington, .
37:2m
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
The only S3 SKA1UI.ESS
Shuv iu tho . .-!.
Finest Calf, itcrfert St. and
ana uacc, uii styles toe.
tvUi and Onrable sis
t!i e co.-Una; ti t t&.
W. l DOUGLAS
Hi. S3 Sin m s atlvcr
Hum by utUor
uruu.
Boy all wear the W
itr-iTil on toUftm of e-cb FUi.l
If yis'ur ileal.-r dors mt keen them, send your nnnie on
THMtal to V.'. I. DOUGLAS, BrocUton, Mass.
DOt :i..AS 82 SIIOK.
32:ly
nnd Whlefeey Hnb.
Us enred at home with
out pain. Book of par
ticulars sent FREE.
5 11. M.WOOM.E7. M..
OOlcc iJ!-i WUitci-aU St,
inu I Q T A B B D mav lx fimnd ro flic r Goo.
X Ii0 JTiljrJliXi. I. How-ri! S Co s No-r.rnper
AdvrrUittnic IiunviaiiO Sprm.-e St.V where ad vpritsJBg
tonuott. uy b made fo. 'U IS XW V'Oltli.
mWWm. n K ALE or Q aW2illtSS ASB
A Life Bxperience. Rcrrarkablo and
Quick cures. Trial Pacxasrea, Bend
Btamp for sealed particulars. Address
Dr. WAj?5 & CO. Louisiana, Mo.
Danger! A neglected colder couch may
ead to fnuinoiiiaa onsusaptioa or other latai
dLtease. StTo: if ;'e Pectoral Pills wil I cut e a
ri!d us bymairte. best irunc for dyspepsiii.in
dlgesticc, sick lioadacho as tUousaadi testify.
THE WATCHMAN
JOB OFFICE
ISTUOKOUGnLY EQU11TED
fob $ tiitittj,
FROM
POSTERS
as bis as a barn door down to most delicate
Letter am Note Heads,
Hill Heads and Statements,
BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS,
tmi LISTS,
a:
BLANKS
or all kinds;
Court and Magisterial.
c.dcrs so ie icl auu ctllsfactton irua aiiietc.
UAH
II
CC'ITLCMENT
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ViSa' Attunta, ;..
Pevei4,
2,
unoiera, ttc
Darlys Phosuatie Fluid will destroy
t!e infection of all fevers and infectious
diseases. Keep taeatmoBpliereoi,
uiy sick-room pure nnd wbolesoihei ab-
sorbitig and destroying unhealthy afllriviA
and contAgtoh. Will neutralize any bad
Will keep the atmosphere of 1
smell whatever, not by disguising it, but
by destroying it. Use Iarbys ruosphatic
Fluid in every sick-room.
Clsr7.
Celery is one of the most fragrant
plants the products f which are used
as food. In its wid and uncultivated
state it .s of r.tnk flhvor and peculiar
smell, the art Of the gardener makes the
stalks tender and agreeable to the taste
They are covered with dirt as they grow,
the leaves only being allowed to appear
above the ground. By this means
light is excluded, and the shoots are
kept white, mild a:d sweet. Celery
shoulil not be eaten with or after a
hearty meal, as the stomach at the time
is sufficiently taxed and unable to bear
additional burden which this vegetable
would Impose upon it. When taken
at lunch, with bread and cheese, it is
easily digested and a most pleasing rel
ish. Boston He raid 1
Wonderful Cures.
W. D. II nt fc Co.. Wholesale and Retail
Druggists of-Rome, Ua.. says: We have
been selling Dr. King's New Discovery,
E'e.tric Bitters and Buck I en's Arnica Salve
for two vea rs. Have never handled retne-
dies that hell as well, or give such universal
satisfaction. There have been some won
derl'ul enres effected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases of pronounced
consumption have been entirely cured by
use of a few bottles of Dr. Kind's New Dis
covery, taken in connection with Electric
Bitters- We guarantee theoi al'.vavs.
Sold by K'.uHz & Co.
Baron Rothohill's Gensrcsity.
It is relatedTfiat EugeneDehicroix,
I the famous painter, thinking that the
head or Baron James ttothehild would
make a splendid head for si beggar,
asKetf uie eminem nnnncier to sit sis a
model. Consent was grunted. Whil
the artist was engaged on the canvas,
one of the pupils entered and told Del
acroix that that was an ideal beggar.
When Delacroix wsts not looking, the
pupil, in a good hearted manner, put s
com in Rothchild's hand, for which the
banker nodded his thanks. He learned
that the joung pointer had very little
monev, and so he wrote him that the
eoin he had given him had borne inter
est, and that if he called ;it the lioth
child banking house he would receive
10,000 francs.
Greatly Excited.
Not a few of the citizens of Salisbury
nave recently oeeoine greatly excited over
the astonishing facts, that several of tuiii
friends who had been proi.ounred by theit
phvsicians as incurable and beyond all hope
suffering with that dreadful monster con
sumption have lieen lonipletely cured bv
Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consump
tion, tye only remedy that does positively
cure all throat and luna distascs, Coujih
Cold Asthma and Brtmchitis.
Trial bottle free nt Kiutts: & Co.'s Drug
Store, large bottl. s $ I.
A Rsmarkable Jewel.
Henry Fera, the John street diamond
man, has in his posession a remarkable
jewel. It is a diamond in the rough
state, nearly round, and weighs 31-2
carets. When the cutter took it to pre
pare it for the for the polisher, the first
sharp blow divided the diamond into
two parts. Upon examination it was
found that a perfect, natural diamond
crystal had been the nucleus about
which the layer stone had formed.
The nucleus is a perfect cube, and
weighs apparently three-fifths of a
caret. One half of the cube projects
above the face of the matrix. It is
the only specimen of diamond crystal
in the world. Xcw York Sun.
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo.
Tuf. Bkst S.uve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tette, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no oav required. It is
guaranteed to nivo perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents nes box.
For Sale bv Kluttz & Co.
3:1 v.
The American Girl Got There.
The most exclusive of all the exclu
sive sets of European courts is the in
ner circles at Vienna. No American
lady Outside the diplomatic corps ever
set foot therein; that is, saving one.
The fair one is from Baltimore. Ac
companied by her husband she came,
saw and "took the town." Archdukes
H touched elbows at her receptions and,
although the Austrian ladies frowned
at first on their dangerous American
rival, they, too, soon yielded to the
charm, and are now as loud in her
praise as the whiskerando-lords. The
Emperor and Empress sire said to be
delighted with Mrs. Padelford.
thouIJ lie Uic l ."'j.v tv,
i.cii.1 lor toL. " Yo IJv
.: Cm lxiivirc cflafaona&l.
r V cci'.ol froa.
-l.jz C'j., AUaula, Cs.
rpiwid, Scarlet &id Yallow .
IfoasLs, Diptheria, Saall-Pc
SS k jU y fiM frail.
.MARES I2f
4! I ill
A Soldier's Clear Grit
As a young officer doing duty with
n Madras cavalry regiment. Sir Edward
l"ir:idfonl was a keen snortsmjui. One
Jay when tiger shooting he "missel his
.
'' an(j soori fol
fJta Hiitvhii It
l,et 9 clutcb63 11
moment- few of his
ni HI1(j HOOti found himself in a
was an anxious
friends being At
hand. As a sportsman of experience,
Sir Edward knew well that the best
course was to lie quietly and sham
death. The tiger surveyed his prey,
looked around, and thinking all was
safe set steady to work to make its
meal. Taking the young officer's
hand in his mouth it was steadily dis
posed of, and the arm eaten to the
elbow before Sir Edward's companions
came Up and released him. The cool
rsolution of the man in feigning death
had been the means of saving what has
since proved to be a most valuable life;
for, as Sir Edward says Wheh telling
the story, if he had moved, of uttered
even a groan, the tiger would have put J
an end to his existence betore gdiiig on
with his rep;ist.
Of course the shattered afm had to
be removed from the shoulder. It may
be imagined what the suffering was
which the victim endured while lying
quite conscious, in the power of a vo
racious "man eater. ot. Stephen s ne-
No Konsy in It.
'Mv mother gets me np, builds the
fire, gets my breakfast, and sends me
oSL" said a bright youth
"What then i said the reporter.
"Then she gets my father up, and
gets his breaklast and sends him off,
then gets the other children their
breakfast and sends them off to school,
and then she and the baby havo their
breakfast."
"How old is the baby?"
' "Q, she is 'most two, but she can
walk anrl talk as well sis any of us."
"Are you well paid?"
"I get two dollars a week, father gets
two dollars a day."
"How much does your mother get?"
With a bewildered look the boy said:
"Mother ! Why, she don't work for
anybody."
"I thought you said she worked for
all of you."
"O yes, for all of us, she does; but
there aiVt no money in it." Ameri
can Farmer.
A Lady's Tribute to a Considerats Work-
mgman.
On a crowded East Boston horse car
the other evening, the seats of which
were nearly all occupied by men, a cut
tiug rebuke answered by a nesit com
pliment was overheard. Shortly after
the car left the ferry there got aboard
a young ludy, whoe pallid and care
worn face msirked her as an invalid.
None of those having a seat at their
disposal deigned to offer a seat to the
one who seemed most in need of the
resting place till at the further end of
the car a roughly dressed working
man, seeing her plight, beckoned to
her, and. resigning his seat in her be
half, said :
"There don't seem, Miss, to be any
gentlemen on this car."
"I beg your pardon, sir, I am sure
there is oiie," she replied, gratefully,
sis she accepted the seat. Boston Budget-
The Largest Circulation.
What volume printed in the English
language has had the largest circulation
next to the Bible? Give it up? Well,
it is Webster's spelling book. Some
thing over 50,000,000 copies of this
work have been published since it was
firs't brought out in Hartford, and the
royalties which old Noah Webster re
ceived on it were sufficient to support
his family handsomely while he was
compiling his big dictionary. It is an
instructive volume, and we advise every
body to pursue it, although, as some
body said of the dictionary, the story is
somewhat disconnected. Boston iter
ald. The explorer, Henry M. Stanley, is
said to have acquired by ptirchtise of
the native chiefs several of the most
commanding sites and large tracks of
the richest territory in Africa, which
he intends to hold by title, trusting to
time to make it remunerative. He
took the precaution to have white wit
nesses in all his transactions, which
were verified by written instruments.
The consideration.was, of course, com
paratively trifling.
Charles Alden of Randolph, Msiss.,
once one of the richest inventors in
New England, committed suicide to
escape the pangs of poverty. For one
patent alone, that for the "evaporation
of apples, he received the sum of $200,
000. In former years he was a mem
ber of the board of New York alder
men, and was looked upon as one of
the most promising real estate dealers
in the metropolis. Unfortunate spec
ulations swept all his possessions away.
A Texas sportsman says he has dis
covered the secret offche quail being
al?le to hide so well, -une ot these birds
alighted near him in a field one day,
and the moment it did so seized a dead
leaf, crouched to the ground and threw
the leaf over its back, so that it was
hidden from view. He had to go and
turn over the leaf before he could be
lieve the evidence of his own eves.
Living Witnesses!
Jisk any one who has used Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets as to their
merits. They will tell yon that pimples,
blotches and eruptions disappear; that
constipation that breeder of disorders
is relieved: that the appetite is restored;
that the whole system is renovated and
regulated beyond any conception bv
the little wonder-workers. Being purely
vegetable, they are perfectly harmless;
being composed of concentrated, active
ingredients, they are powerful! Purge
and purify the system and disease will Lc
unknown. Of all druggists.
How to Hear Children.
Treat them kindly.
Don't preach politeness and proprie
ty to them, and violate their laws
yourself. In other words, let the
example you set them be a good one.
Never quarrel iu their presence. If
you want to quarrel, wait until the
children are gone to bed. Then
they will not see you, and perhaps
by that time you may not want to
quarrel.
Never talk "old folks" talk in the
presence of children.
Never speak flippantly of neighbors
before children. They may meet the
neighbors' children, snd have a talk
about it.
Teach them as they grow older, that
a respectful demeanor to others, a gen
tle tone of voice, st kind disposition, a
generous nature, an honest purpose and
industrious tuind are better than any
thing else on earth. Teach them these
things and self-reliance and intelli
cence and capability will come of
tlietiisclves. Teach tnem tnese cnuigs,
and vour bovs and irirls will yrow
S1
up to be
Anon.
noble
men sind
women.
Keeping Honey.
It is prettv well known that honey
crystalizes under the action of light,
but remains liquid in a perfectly dark
room. Why this change takes place
is at length suspected to be due ta an
(action similar to photography
1" - . a
As
food for bees it is worthless when crys
tal ized. Hence the reason why bees
succeed only when working in the dark.
In relation to the change produced in
honey by exposeure to the light, M.
Scheibler found that the same sigent
which .titers tne arrangement of iodine
of silver on the excited colludion plate
and determines the formation of cam
phor and iodine crystals in a bottle
causes the svrup honey to assume a
crystsiline form. This experimenter
inclosed honev in stopped n.isks, some
of which were kept in perfect darkness.
t . . i i mi
others exposed to the liirnt. lne in
variable result rv;is, the sunned portion
rapidly crvstalized. while that kept in
dark remained perfectly liquid. Farm,
lucid ana Stockman.
Disbursing Affairs to be Investigated
Washington, July 17. Secretary Fair
child has directed a searching investiga
tion into the accounts of all disbursing
a (Fairs of the Treasury Department, to
liud out exactly the standing of disburs
ing agents. Tho test of counting the
casli will be adopted. Those who cannot
stand this test will be held responsible
Besides accomplishing the object of ex'
amining the books, this investigation
will lead to several chauges in the system
of accounts now in force in the .Treasury
It is understood that the next Congress
will be asked to legislate that no dis
nursing asjent sliall receive at any one
time a sum greater than the amount of
his bond.
A Narrow Escape.
Riedsville, N. C. July 15 Mr.
A. I!.
Molh-v, Jr., and mother came nenr
having
a s -rious accident Wednesday. 1 hev wen
in the l'a tory, on the tilth floor, ami bnar.1
erthe steam elevator to descend. An em
ploye, in the meantime, had disconnected
the belts and breaks attached to oil them,
and when the elevator, which was also
loaded heavily with tobacco, was released,
it rushed with frightful velocity down
through four floors to the cellar beneath.
Although severely shocked neither occu
pant was seriously hurt, and Mr. Motley
thinks their escape from injury due to the
fact that the weight of the tobacco prevent
ed l ha elevators rebounding.
Didn't Lik3 The Ending.
"That's the last novel I shall ever
read," said a gentlemsm throwing Hie
book down in disgust. "What's the
matter dear?" itiquired his wife.
"Doesn't it end happily ?" "'No they
were married."
Dyspeptic Fare.
While the American eagle is having
a good time in the way of peace jolli
fication there are certain birds of prey
that are sitting over the tattered re
mains of a bloody shirt shrilly cluck
ing and wildly pecking away. Wil.
Star.
Cpiaxn Smuggled in the Unit:d States.
Washington, July 17. The treasury
department is in receipt of information
that opium is being smuggled into the
United States in large quantities across
the northern frontier. Customs officers
on the frontier have been put on the alert
with a view to effecting seizure of the
contraband merchandise.
A Gen:ins Yankee.
From the Hot Blast.
There is a Yankee in an Illinois town
who plants a sunflower seed in every
hill of beans. The stalk serves for a
beau pole, while the seed is utilized for
chicken food.
The death of Win. Glenn is noted at
his home in Cincinnati, July 17. He
wsis born at Hillsboro, N. C.,T800, and
has been a merchant for sixty-four
years; and during his life filled respon
sible positions.
Of all the riches that we hug, of all
the plesisures we enjoyt we can carry
no more out of this world than out of
a dream.
It is said thsit the edelweiss, the
famous flower of the Alps, is found
on Mount Ranier, in W ashington ter-!
ntory.
It has racently come out that Mr.
Tilden owned an estate of 8700,000 in
England.
The mosques in Cairo, Esypfc, were
badly damaged by an earthquake on
the 18th. One person killed.
Save when yon ar
wh?n vou are "old.
roang and spend
How Bobby Felt Just Then.
Your papa and mama know what's
best for you Bobby," said his mother;
'don't tease me any more'
Dobbj' lay down on the rug and roll-.
ed over once or twice. Then he said '
from his recumbent positiou: ,
ilMa do you know Heel like being an !
orphan J" A'. Y. Sun.
Hard Lines for ths Colored Brother.
A colored gentleman was heard to
remarks; "Times am changed; de hog
law, lokal oction an' bar'd wire fences
am gwine to ruin this country."
Brenham (Tex.) Banner.
Syracuse boasts of having the largest
dog in the world. He weighs 203
pounds and measures 0 feet 3 inches
from nose to tail. He is nearly 2 years
old and "Was bom in England.
FAITH CURE FAIRLY BEATEM.
Chaplain Ua'l Wnif. tii Followtnx He
ii'rt -' l' I ell -r.
Frn L'.t Ail a- .V. )'.. Kjrfjrm.
For many years my wife had been
the victim of nervous dyspepsia, of the
chronic, distressing and apparently in
curable type from which so many of her
sex surfer, languish and die. It was all
the worse because th" tendency to it
was inherited. She had been under the
systematic treatment of many of the
best physicians in New York andBrook
lyn and elsewhere for twenty years with
only temporary relief. In fact, there
were few, if any, kinds of food that did
not distress her, so diseased, sensitive
and torpid were all the organs of diges
tion. The usual symptoms of dyspep
sia, with its concomitant ailments, were
all present bad taste in the mouth,
dull eyes, cold feet and hands, the sense
of a load iion the stomach, tenderness
on pressure, indigestion, giddiness,
great weakness and prostration, and fu
gitive pains in the sides, chest and back.
I have often risen in the night and ad
ministered stimulants merely for the
sake of the slight and transient relief
they gave.
Intermittent malarial fever set in,
complicating the case and making
every symptom more pronounced and
intense. By this time the pneu mo
gastric nerves had become very seri
ously involved, ami she had chronic
Gastritis, and al-,0 what I may be al
lowed to call chronic intermittent ma
laiial fever all at once. 1 or the latter
the physicians prescribed the good, old
fashioned, sheet-anchor remedy, Quin
ine gradually increasing the do ,es, until
incredible a?, it may seem she acta-
11 1
any iook thirty grains a pay fo
PAYS IN SUCCESSION. This could not
last. The effect of the ipiiuinc wasy
if possible, almost as bad as the two
fold disease which was wearing away
her strength and her life. Quinine
poisoning was painfully evident, but
the fever was there still. Almost every
Clay there came on the characteristic
chill and racking headache, followed
by the usual weakness and collapse.
About this time I met socially my
friend Mr. Norton, a member of the
firm of Choancey Titus ec Company,
brokers, of Albany, who, on hearing
from me these facts, said : " Why, I
have been through almost the same
thing, and have got over it." " What
cured you?" I asked eagerly. Kas
kine," he said, " try it for your wife."
1 had seen Kaskine advertised, but had
no more faith in it than I had in saw
dust, for such a case as hers. Mrs.
Hall had no higher opinion, yet on the
strength of my friend's recommenda
tion I got a bottle and began its use
as directed.
Now recall what I have already said
as to her then condition, and then read
what follows: Under the "Kaskine
treatment all the dyspeptic symptoms
showed instant improvement, and the
daily fever grew less and soon ceased
altogether. Side by side those diseases
vanished, as side by side they had tort
ured thCir victim for ten years the
dyspepsia alone having, as I have safd,
existed for twenty years. Her appetite
improved frosn week to week until she
could eat and digest the average food
that any well person takes, without any
suffering or inconvenience. With re
newed assimilation of food came, ol
course, a steady increase in llesh, until
she now looks iu:- her original self.
She still takes K..i.skinc occasionally,
but with no real need of it, for she is
we lk I consider this result a scientific
miracle, and the " New Quinine " is en
tilled to the credit of it, for from the
time she beg in with K.ikine she used
no other medicine whatever.
If you think a recital of these facts
calculated to do good you are welcome
to make them public.
(Rev.) J AS. L. HALL,
Chaplain Albany, N. Y., Penitentiary.
P. S. Sometimes letters of this kind
are published without authority, and in
case any one is inclined to question
the genuineness of the above statement
I will cheerfully rejly to any commu
nications addresedto me at the Peni
tentiary. Jas. L. H.w.l.
Other letters of a simijar character
from prominent individuals, which
stamp Kaskine as a remedy of un
doubted merit, will be sent on appli
cation. Price $1.00, or six bottles,
$5.00. Sold by Druggists, or sent by
mail on receipt of price.
The Kaskine Company, 54 Warren
St., New Voik, and 35 Farrincdon
Ro.-.d. London.
NOTICE!!
Vo-ice is herebv nivea that the Board
of Count v Commissioners for Rowan
County, will meet at the Court House
in Salisbury, oil the 2d HSonday in
July next, (it being the 11th day ofJhe
Mt.mtM nnd remain one dav or longer ii
necessary, for the purpose of revising the
TUx Lists and valuation reported to them
fbf the year 18S7: at which timeand place
any and all persons having complaints as
to tho valuation of their property, or
the amount of tax charged against them",
cab appear and be heard by the Board
in regard thereto.
HORATIO N. WOODSON,
Salisbury, June 2i) 1887, 2t. Clerk.
Mrs. J. P. B3U2ch9.
nee illss M. C TAAFFE.)
Hegs leave to say to her friends nnd the lady public
that she is fairly well settled In her dcw place, east
eml of Main street, and rea'ty to serve them In her
specialty with best posslb.e attention and skill. Do
the favor to call. Jaauaxy c, issi.
B0A&3ZK8 WAKTE9.
Mrs. 31edernach will take a few table j
boarders nt $9.50 per month. GOOD 1
FARE. Up stairs, next door to Miss
Jones' Millinary store, Mnj. Cole's Build
ing. May 12th 1S87.
50
ACRES of yntl Ian,, . mil
from Salisbury, cn the Concord road,
terms reasonable tor ash.
51: f,
PlXKNI-Y LCDWICK.
If Yon WL-h a Go.d Article
Ot Pluo Tobacco, ask your dealer
'Qld Rip."
foi
H. VV. AVER '& SQK.
mIcW M Danville BaM Co.
Western North Carolina J)iviBioin'
circulak no. 488.
Gen'l Passenger Dei:t.,
Asiieville, N. C, May Gth, 1887.
Tbe following Passenger 'I r, an schrdalc. between
AsbevlUe and spariaiibuitr, is hereby unnouiiLtd,
to take effect May sth, ISst :
TRAIN NO. 53.
Leave AslicvlUe H ." a. m.
Asiievilie Junction n 4
" Anicii 12." 0 i. in.
Fletchers li.iO
UendersunvlUe ix.U "
Flatr.ocSk 12.53 "
Soludo l.-o .
M Alelrcse l oS "
Trjoa 1.58 "
" Loudiums i.io "
" I'oaipobeilo 'i.'ii "
" Inmon i.:!s "
" Campton z.i6 "
Arrive Sparta nbu iff Xs.') "
TRAIN NO. .V2.
Leave
SpartanbUig
Campion
: n in o a
Cotupobello
Lon.iiums
Tr. on
Mojrose
SOlUiO
Fiut KocS
Hendersonviil
Ardeu
Ashevlile Juik
As'ievltie
p. in.
i
4.1!
4. a
5. is)
C '
Ii si
B. J
"1.1:4
i T.iO
Mm
Arrive
ESP-D.illy except Rualay
res. L. T.wLOli, G. P, A.
Y. A. TURK,
C. P. A.
PIBDMOHTAia LUIS.
Richmond & Danville Railroad.
Western North Carolina Division.
OKNKRAL PAS3ENGEK DEP'T.)
ASIIEVILLE, N. C, Nov.0, liise. j
Condensed Schedule, taking effect Xov T, isss.
VEST Kedd RMd risT
Down. Up. EAST.
4 3 p in Leac New York Arilve
3 20 p m
12 35 p m
10 oa a m
5 30
2 00
11 40 p m
S r so a ra
11 20 p in
0 3D
lTTo a m
i 50
: 47 p in
6 06
15 30 a m
jl0o p m
-fis p ni
5,08
4 07
2 40
2 55
2 5
1 23
11 51 a m
11 oo
10 51
10 16
6 5a
Fhllddelpiila
BalUUiure
Wasaingion "
V 4!S
11 00 "
s 15am 44
45 Arrive
2 so a m Leave
7 3t
9 43 Arrive
i.yncuuuig
Danville
Leave
Arrive
Leave
hlchwoiid
Dauvllie
Greensboro
5 mi p iii Leav
1 oo a in
ik) Arrive
11 20
Cioidsboro Arrive
Kalelgh
Greensboro
8aUabury Leave
Charlotte Arrive
JSali.-buy- Leave
Salisbury Arrive
stitesvllie Newton
S 45 pm Leave
S jU Arrive
11 3J a m Leave
12 39 p in Arrive
1 44
2 IS
Hickory
Connellys .rings
Morgantou
Marion
Blae! Mountain
Spa-.t. Iuc.
Islicvillo
Alexander's
Hot Springs
2 3S
3 3n
4 33
6 02
47
55
7 38
39
10 00
5 10
s ?0
S I 0
Leave
innt Koeic i.eave
Anlve 6 50
a 13
Leave l 43
1 10 a m Arrive
4 46
Morrlstown
Knoxvllle
MURPHY BRANCH.
8 oo a m Leave Ashevllle Arr 5 00 pm
lOlspmArr Waynesvllle 245
11 55 ' Sylva 2 11
12 05 p. m. Webster 1200m
1 c-harieston 10 so a m
3 04 Buslinell 9 jo
4 39 Jarretts Leave 7 45
75th Meridian time used East of Paint Roct
90th West 44 44 '
Trains on Murphy Branch run dlly except Sun-
rhrough fullman Sleepere on south bounn train ?n,alnY?' an(! 8,1 otn.prbualnr8S In the I S. Patent
ivlng Salisbury at it p in. for AtlaSuand New I 00i,e a' tor MOfierate Kttfc.
leans. -iianid aiKi .e our oltice is oppesite the U. S. l-.te nt Office, acd
la'.
Orleai
Tbroujrh Pullman Sleeper on north bound train
leaving Salisbuiy at 6 06 p m. for Washington
Pullman Sleeper on same train from Greeiisboro
to Richmond aud Greensboro to Raleigh
Does not leave Goldsboro Sunday nlht
SDoes not leave Greensboro Sal urday'nlght.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, O. P. A.,
W. A. Trr.K, K. o. P. A. vashington. u. c
Ashe-llle. N. C.
f-cxniKa-ri:pht?iprl. Croup. Asthran. D-ochitis rr.
iaarrncja, Kidney Trouble., tnd.lrvin.i ni.rr'r'"" "i
: .
1 St BH Sj3 Bb? ma alo
Pins. Find oat abou l35-2 voKiii2,n ""ouad caoh box is worth ion ttmss tho coz: of a bos at
frea. Sold vrrVrJi.- Lyu.,lli.. always ht, tLanlaul. Cie on! a close. ri!ustrtd tvunphUt
r'n., liLiViT 7 forn- 4
pound or nil Ml m bfe
F.nr ntha. V . . . . . .
be iven with vww
trieUjr a medicine to
sv r
rilOFLJSSlOXAL CAliLs.
ccftsrcCAiaE. "u.CLEats,!
CRAIG E CUMENT,
jAtlSntKYi sT. 1:.
Feb. 3rd, 1331.
NEW FIRM.
The undersigned have entered into
co-partnership for the purpose of condw
ing the GROCERY and PRom
March 28, 1887. Consignments especial "
solicited. '
McNEELY & TYSOX.
Tho undersigned tnkcstlns opportunity
to return thanks to his numerous friend
for their patronage, and asks the eon!
tinuance of the same to the XLW FlRjf
He will always be on hand to serve thl
patrons of the NEW FIK3T."
27:tf J. D. McNfJeLY-
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