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3Extiavafi:ftace -at Funeral. I j
Wa 'Tell Ycir Plainly
, J Ahe me e- f bat Stmraoir Liver .iaiatprwumu you
The worst part or xne rwru0e cr . , - . tt .i-ha- rnnsiinkfinn nd
Wagance or abase ?mog j SU jenk el.111. and
the -tenemeoT population-. - ' V YPtTtyer and -prerent iht-iF return, ami ir-
.T a fnnonil ih Oii ) titer i-Um n4tritfttldote Tor nil infclarUI tkion
ryr"r;" r - v .,ts ii i
it-titrelif Jfree TroTu dolnrne -or calomel
Tryvit anil yptt 'win;bc i Mtoniahed atftbe
gix! results of tba genuiie?SimniibfaXiver
Kcgulitor, prepared yf ' v.
i- i ihu jhi:..i,iAhnortf nnn
poorest itenemeufc v-t'. .7
f'leard the fcoant that tbere were not
Je58 than wxtV carnae oenma
Jieftrae. ;1 was told, toes that at a
1 m tha ai m npiuiiuui"! .. ... - t
rewous xonenu 11. r:; : : r a Vfa XJaan. X,
j tu- ....nspd had tire Donor ui r JT. "
JT-4 U-inV? An old woman tn JTini: ;;f igood enmlsh toNpeatud
aaai 1 h shabbiest of the tcnemenw maV be a waruioir to other uniortu-
m fhat ahe had lost her only 1-natMi who trv the same tlodce. ' Thei
this particular
i added with a touch of pride in her unfortunate was: arranged before his
wAipr "she had ine nness iuuai 1 iionoroneiiioonjyjiiteruuwii umu
Laa Jt. tli First 'ward.! I Hiring a cart nd.disordarl?.. -
Mage lof a funeral .is no small iteai to One , dollar and costs," said the
ja tenement family of the average kind.. mayor, after hearing both statements
The cost is from so to o, accoruiug oLthe case, j v : ? ;
i-tJMidMtuiiMU and there always are "But fav. vonr honor whispered
Amk inriientals. ' the anfortunate. becoming confidential
Kaw Srt or S8 is a pretty large sum anA raisincr himself upon tip toes to
J Iliad tenement; and.thf outlay -of it for drop the words softly in the major's
W'" caiiiage to .:attend," a funeral is m caisay, i voted for you last spring
nnrr oases simplv the throwing away y0u did?V ,
of money that is needed at home. Too "Indeed I did, sir,w replied the man,
often when the landlord or agent cans hopefully. ,r
Iat Iim mn the is told: I had to go I "That makes the case worse. Mr.
toJa funl, sir, and there isn't a dol- Secretary, make that fine $2 and costs."
lar in the house. Very oiten, too, CoiumbusHlispatch
whA the grocer. aks for his bill, he is
alse told that the money was : spent at EndftO Bone Scraping.
afunerdl-possiu.yu.uc -i . EiU.a She,crtl4 of Harrinburg, III
tance or some distant reiauYc auu Hj. reeSveil 0 mut:h u-ucfit from
there's nothing for him. The funeral EVri ic Bin ers. I feel it my duty-1 let
. oKn is rATtainlv a s.nous one among I humnnitv know it. Have had n
- . m T AT5 1 I --w a - t a.
tH a Tdorkincr oeople in New York,
hxb Jiow it is to be cured I do not
W-W York Cor. Detriot f ree
Mahone's Buckwheat Cakes.
Mahone is fond of, buck wheat cakes
but always sends back the first plate,
Once when the waiter brought him
runnintr sore mi mv lejf for'eitrlit years: my
doctpis told me I would haye to have the
bone scraped or leg amputated. I used,
instead, three bottle of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes of Bncklcn's Arnica Salve, and
mv lea is now sound and well." 1
. er.A Pflntnatifln. 1 Electric Bitters are fold at nity rents a
""J r f v lui. ,,! n.iMtlMi'B amira finlve at 25c.
- . I v. - -
He is an oia expenenceu rainu DCr bo at Kluttz' Lirug ttore.
; - - . . ' . m i
i nd wickedness ne. is never iouuu i-
. .. .. . ! f 11
visin tf the works of lmamty ne tanes
Selight in the downfall of , the neigh
borhood he never rejoices in. ine prw
perity of any of his fellow creatures he
alts 41? a rosrlv in assist in! destroying
I the peace f society he tikeno pleasure some most savory cakes, browned to a
I ! in serving the lird he is uncomnVonlj turn, he turned up his nose at them
diligent in sowing discord among ms ana sam: . . .
friAnria and acnuamtances ne taKea no Uliai kinu vl imwicrr is niJi.br
wiiiib luem o
o the cook and
.mnf n Anileavorin'? to stiirmatize all l ten mm tnat x warn a iresu piaws o
knt.lin 'foonKpni h- makes no exertion cakes, and they must be done brown f
KJUWaAU w u ' .
q subdue his evil passions he strives : The waiter then carried the cakes
:-hard to build up Satan's kingdom he I out of the room, and, picking up a cold
leads no aid to the support ot tne piate, ne sua tnem ou on ton unu men
lift f 1 L . 1
Gospel among the heathen he contri-J put tnem on tne stove to Keep warm.
Wmi laraAlv to the evil adversary hl A few minutes later he brought this
-nn affntion b mod advice he I same plate into Mahone, and Mahohe
."gives great heedV to the aevu ne wiu i iooKeu at u cnucauy auu wicu gac iuc
sever go to neaven ne must u whcic iniinw uumu, ojftft. uvj, uiw
ia wilfrMivp the iust recompense of I looks like business, and these cakes -are
- - I m -IS 1 l i
j-eward. ht tor a King: rranK u. carpenter,
in JSew York W orld.
Broken Legs.
I have known valuable horses as well
s other animals to be killed because of
itheir lees having been broken, a large
,r r 1 -.l 'V .iJ I I .
proportion 01 wnicn' coma nave een
siVed by proper treatment.; The dim-
altv in manajrinc an animal with a
- Good Eesnlts in Every Case.
D.A.Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanoogn, Tenn., writes that he wa
seriously afflicted with a severe co'd that
set I led on nis luns: nan ineu many reme
dies without benefit. Bcin; induced to trv
Dr. KingV-New Discovery for Consumption
ra3 entirely cured by the use of
cince which tunc he has
broken leg in the ordinary way is that did so and wt
5fc 1tmtm straininor the limb, thus rms. a few liottlcs.
i-l- u-v n.vt.fw.in L-nU;..,'l used it in his lamiiy lor ail uou:hs and
ll n 1 1 &r, T lo " a Colds with best resets. This is t he expc
together. If the. eg is swollen cold rience of thoUJwnj8 who9e Hve3 ,,ave ,cl
Witer is , one of the best applications J savcd by this Wonderful discovery
nor rem wing tne swelling,, apa tins
should have immediate attention. After
the bone is carefully sefr encase the
fractured part (both above and below)
witn neavy leatner, somewnat in tne
form f a boot-leff. Tin' or wood
Trial bottle free at Kluttz's Dru- Store,
The Grocer Had Enough.
A Philadelphia grocer advertised t
give every tbirteentn customer his
r' v. t.vr.v.i i m mi- 1 ; J
wltrbt -Tiawir til samp nnrnos: Tt Fureuaoc . Juuu euieu u
w- , w r f I . i I - ii - l
hould be large enough to leave two u a"u wnveu, uu, one
inches spate allaround the leg7 which 'ne s i "P JOD n ",ra
apnea shou'd be filled in with solidNvet TwlTe,of ,nt?,the s,tore
BUXTON'S
m
m m
isf; beyond question, the Jesf
; SHOL - DRESSING
for ladies use over made Try it !
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Btiv RAVEN'S GLOSS POLISH, the
only Shoe Polish made which contains
oil. i .Every bottle guaramed satisfactory.
We will pay for every pair shoes it cracks
oriniures.
Use none but KAV 'S ULUiSS. Bold
exclusively by
! I BCilULTZ & -VAAWYUK.
THtBEST
30PTXN3 AND
Preserves
Leather i
...ir
La a ,
mill .-r -rwv v-vf .si-k.'-k. "X.
RAVEN GLOSSU
0:tf.
Riciol DaflYille Eailroai Co.
GENERAIi . PASSENGER
IJa been rcceiwd, and, as usujjil. is full of
evervthing new and old Tor the nowcrana
Wwrtahle Gardens. No seed haujee fu-
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nlsiivs better stock thnn james vick.
i ' ' Rochester, N. Y.
MORTGAGE SALE Of C$NO
Wiiorpao a Mortrare Deedl was made
bv Smsan Bratcher to V. A.' Linale on the
20th dav jf Julv 1882. which said Mort-
. -nit ' a .
ease Deed is registered in iqe A&egisier s
nasrd 567. and whereas breaches in the
comditi6ns of said Mortgage Deed have
occurred. Now therefore, Ion the 28th
' . , '5 a -ww
daV of January, less, at tnesjourv nouse
door in Salisbury, at the! hour of- 12
o'clock at noon, I will sell attract of 30J
acres of land, situated' m Awe" town
ship, adioiniug the lands of ISinieori Fes
nerman, Georpe Corriher I and others
which is under mortgage tb secure the
payment of this debt.
Terms of saleCash. f
MARTHA LINGLE, Adror. of
W. A LINGLE.
Dec. 27th, 1887. 10:4t. I
i
! Uaar I A neclected cold or couch may
ai tm,numttl).'onuni;ptfottnr otfier I&tmJ
di-rase. Strong's Pectoral Pi!ls will cure a
CKtid as by mapir. liet thing for.ci.Yspepsia.la
digestion', sick headache us thuulaadi tesiUy.
HUHIPHREYS'
S3. ETJUPHSEYS' BCOI
Cloth & Cold Binding
144 Paf. "Ui SUI Eafrsti,
AILXB FKIK.
IJIT OT TKlXClrXI. KOS.
CCBXS
Feven, Congestion. Inflmnuaationa...
Wertlll, Worm t'Tr. Worm Uotic...
CrviRC lvlic. or Teething of Infant.
niarrbe. of Children or Adult
Dveentery. Griping, Bilious Cohc...
Cnoler Alorbua. Vomiunj
Concha, Cold, Bronchitis
.earajgla.. Toothache. l'cac!'e
Headache. Sick Headache, Vertig-o.
TRICK.
.35
.25
.25
.25
.35
.25
.25
Western North Carolina Division;
AsHEViu.E.N. C., Sept. 24th, 18S7.
DEPT.
PASSENGER TBAIN SCHEDULE.
. Effective Spt. 25th, 1887.
Eastern To meridian time used when
not otherwise specified. 1 H 1
1 1 xr.jt
ir . ,.. . tn -jV
P1EDH0HT AIE-IIHE -EOBTK
Eichmond & DanvilleRailroad.
002TDSITG3D. SCJH3DUL3.
IN EFFECT SEPT 1887.
HOMEOPATHIC
10
II
13
13
14
16
16
17
Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach
Huppresaed or Painful Period
bile, too frof u ferioda
Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Eruptions..
. Hnenmatio fains
Croup, Conrh. Difficult Breatbin;.
Salt 1U
Rhenru
FcTer and A cue. Chills. Malaria.
I henmatlam.
Blind or Bleedint
Htlea. Blind or Hleedmr
l9Catarrh. lnflnenr.a. 'ld inthollend
fOf Whoopine t'ough. rolent ;ouebs..
Ueaerallebllity.Physical Weakness
(71 Kidney itiaease
.25
.25
.25
.25 1
.2
.25
.50
.50
.50
.5(1
.50
.50 '
2H erou Ieblity . . . . 1 .04
30f I rlnary Weaknes. Wetting Bed...
Disease of the Heart. Palpitation
.OV I
f .00 !
SPECIFICS.
friold byj)rns-rii
3;6m.
ists. or sent postpaid on receipt of ;
UaX CW. 1U rallae St. B.I. j
plaster
f -
wu "''IJ I. 1 I il . .1.1
t t--o : rrui .;i-t.AMi..anu eacu raaue a purcnase: iae wnoie
Ul 1 aiiD. xiiio inn uiiiucu 1 mi . - . . . , 11
: J.:-ni a um ik- 1 wi" iot me uozen was less man a uot-
UUibMIi HUU MIC UUI1C A3 Wl I fpi . l , , 11 j
..-i; k.,u : .- : xneii me mineenm man waiKea
. mi ii. .mi it - t I in and nrrlerwl a barrpi nf snnr-ir ton
hlwtlr nruvl tin r cri i I n nninn n I " . w..n...,
ft UIIA.a Ul If I J III OWI miun iuu . CI I rm fm i , .
..... . v7.. I nnnnnd ntt aaiFm b.H .i hnv si. n a.
r line crrocer faced the music -like a man
but at once took "down his sitrti and
Alum Purifies Water. put up another savinir that the ffer
. i . i ,.
Alum is said to have nower to nurifv had been withdrawn. JSew 'Orleans
eater and even to deprive it of most of Thpes Democrat.
the bacteria that it sometimes con
tains. That muddv water can be Bucklcn'ta Arnica Sal v.
r 1-11.;-. L. f. I. I
FT' -Ts "wniiw? The Bkst Salte in the w9rld for Cnts,
ut it is a comparatively recent discov-lTiruie. ar. nirr Snit ni,.,m vl
J-rrylhat a very small quantity of alum , Sore, Tctte. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
mo mau mac ll. not lmurious to ana suokiu t.ruptions. nnn noMtirc
. ... I v. "...
ij cures rues, or no pay required. It i
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
moncr refunded. Price 25 cents pes box.
For Sale by Kluttz & Co.
3:lj. '
Whatever you dislike in another
drink the water tpit contains it, "vv ill
jrid water of nearly all its bacteria. A
Pennsylvania physician found that the
r ' Crater that wns drawn by the people of
-i 5 Tiiage wirerei lypnoiu iever was
epidemic, was swarming with bacteria.
n .,.tabF8,irfe. Ynubli take Care to ,n youwdf.
;forming 8,100 colonies of these inicros
copic vtgetal germs;' He' added 'alum,
in the proportion of half a grain to a
callon ana found that not only was
the earthly and vegetable matters -pre
cipitated, but that the colonies of bac
teria were i educed from 8,100 to 80,
and that these were of large size;
UQOd Housekeeping.
Happiness is a wayside flower grow
ing by the highway of usefulness.
Zeal without judgment, is like gun
powder in the hands of a child.
V -
jFor three weeks I was suffering from a.
severe cota in my nea0. accompanied
pain in the temples. I tried some oi
the many catarrh remedies withoujany
relief. Ely' Cream Balm was JiSmi-
.mended to me. .After, only six apSsrJ
.tmn. -nf 1 A TI..1m ' -f i ..V"'iji
iuo waim vvcrj trace ui x3C'9Jg
.was removed. If enry - C.i Clarkf' Vu
vision, New York Appraisers' Oflace;
I was troubled with catarrh Jn my head
itoan annoying extent three years.
After using one bottle of Ely's Cream
jRalm I was . entirely cured. Wm. J.
Uliue, Victor, Y..
The gold fever has broken out in
Michigan.
Commissioner's Sale cf V'aloatile Real
1 Estate for PartitioiL 1
By virtue ora decree of the Superior
Court of Kowan county, made in the
Special Proceeding entitled. "Mary-iA.
Walker, Sallie Pinkston, Edward Swink
and others vs. James Swiuk and Lucy
Swink," the undersigned will sell at the
Courljlouse door in Salisbury, to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on
Saturday the 3rd day "of March, 1888,
the following described real estate situate
in Rowan county, Franklin Township,
viz:
One Tract of land adjoining the lands
of Ransom Jacobs, George Overman, Thos
Overman, Michael Shuping and others,
known as the Foard place and containing
about 80 acres. Bidding to commence at
$457.60.
One Tract of land adioiniujr the lands
of Ransom Jacobs, Burgess Elliott. Rich
ard Walker and others, containing i 60
acres more or less, and known as the
home place of the late Wiley W. Swink.
This tract has excellent buildings upon
it.; Bidding to commence at S3S0.
Also, about two acres of line meadow
land, adjoining the lands of Burgess
Elliott. Bidding to commence at $29.70.
Terms of sale cash.
GEORGE T. THOMASON,
Commissioner.
Lee S. Overman, Attornev.
February 2, 1888. 15:4t,
Commissioner's Sale of Real Estate.
In pursuance of a judgment of the Su
perior Court of Rowan county, I will sell
at tne tourt house door in the town of
Salisbury,- on Monday, the 2nd day oi
April, 18S8, at publio auction, to the
highest bidder, the following described
valuable lands :
Three 3 town lots, which are describ
ed by metes and bounds in a certain deed
from J. C. Co wan and wife to Ann Mc
Neely, dated the loth day of September,
18S6, and registered in Book 67, page
470, of the Public Registers Office of Ro
wan county.
; Terms of sale : The purchaser to pay
one-half cash and the balance in six
months, interest on deferred payment at
8 per cent.
KERR CRAIGE,
Commissioner,
i Dated Feb. X 1888. lCw.
Having qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Peter R. Vlbright, dee'd, and
Administrator" de bonis nop. of Michael
Albright, dee'd, all persons jiavlng claims
against either of said estates are notified
toi present them to the undersigned be
fore the 29th day of December, 18S8, or
this notice will be plead in f bar of their
recovery. . All persons indebted to either
of said estates are notified that prompt
payment will be required.
Dec. 2G .1887. W. AllfOUCK
j A. F. GOODMAN.
10:6t. j Adm'rs.
THIS PAPERs:
N."wTaYER & SON. uur Mithprijed agenU.
1 ; i
Visit Cedar Cove Mirseiies, .
Which are now by odds the largest, best
conducted and well stoekedjwiththc most
reliable fruits of any nursery in the State.
Contains more reliable acclimated varie
ties of Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries,
Grapes, and all other fruits for orchard
and garden planting. We liave no com
petition as to extent ofj grounds and
beautifully grown trees and vines of all
desirable axes and sizes. I We can and
will please vou in stock, j Your orders
solicited. Prices reasonable. ; Descrip
tive catalogue sent free. Address
K. Wf CRAFT,
Shore, Yadkin County, N. C.
47:ly.
, -4 1
adux
SILi0th iMiliorA RftElOEtt Lit
SBILIIIXFEIiLEa DECit
A Life Bxperienco. Rerra,rfcablo and
qiulcls cures. Trial Paccres. Send
stamp for sealed particulars. Address
Or. WArtD & CO. Louisiana, Mo.
3
i
aad XlTklakay II a-
Ita cnrdrt bona with
out pain. Boo of ar
ticular eat FREE.
B. M.WOOLLKY. M.D.
Atlauba, 6au Office G6 WbitehaJl 6U
If You Wish a Goi Article
01 Plug Tobacco, ask yiour dealer foi
"Old Rip.V-
WEAaVUNDEVELOPED
V A RTt of t hgH 0 t N BODY K N LA ROE D.DKVEIj.
I PPfejf . STKKNOTHKNFD.Etc.. in an ntorniru; ad
I nti)Mpint rnt ran n onr ranT iln Yyij to infiai
'rim.w will my that thcr in noernfenf of anmbriaj
abont this. Cp thj pontrrT. thaHTrtiBrs arc wry
nHoriwTnt.crl rrnmBTirM iyal
i Mr:rtCAi. .. Bnffalo.N. Y. Tolodo Kvaning H.
FOR SALE.
One Brick House and ioi , on the corner
ufFultou and Kerr streets-, about one
acre in lot. '
One Frame House and lot on Lee
street. j
One Frame House and" lot on Main
street. J
Also shares in N. C. R. R.
Enquire of Mrs. H. E. ajid Miss Vic
toria Johnson at their Home on Main
street. j 40:tf
1 ,
i
I $an furnish carr
.l.ir&e-or sm:ill.ln anj
Quantity, tor stock Ink
address Wj. It. FKALEY, snl-
3":ti
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GERMAN CARP:
pond?,
sburj, N.
For terms.
C.
GINGER TOWO without delay.
j Easy Work at Home
MI see: the papers advertising asy
. -wark at home. saidMrs. Brown, n hpr
H'lsbahd settle himself in his easy chair
reaa tne evening news.,
YeV' he repliedTi'L ha've Noticed
ndvertisenents of that kind.'1
MVell,Mishe said, as she prepared to
. wash a sirikftil of dirty dishes, "it hiut
hou$eivorVyou iT--BoitQii Courier;
S Yaluable Land for Sale!
By virtue of a decree of the SntieHor
Court of Sampson county in the case of
L.3A. McKoy and others, exparte,- I will
sell at the Court House door in the town
onsaiiswiry, on Monday, the 5lh day of
jiarcn iojso, aDoui inrec Hundred and
Fifty acres of valuable land in Rowan
county about 10 miles west of Salisbury,
Known as the McKoy hind. This land
will be sold in tract of 50 to 150
? terms: One-fourth cash and the bal
ance in twelve months. Persons dewrins
iuruier lniormauon will please call on
me or Col. W. A: Houck.
Jan. 30th, 18S8. J.W.MAUNEY,
15:5t. Commissioner. .
1 Use the surest-remedy for catarrh Pr
ADAflNISTRATORtS NOTICE.
- Having qualified as administrator of
tne estate of James A. Jamison, dee'd
notice is hereby given to all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to exhibit
the same Co me on or before the 9th day
of February, 1889.
Dated Febd, 1SSS.
16:6t. D. W. LOWKANCE,
Administrator of James A. Jamison.
S .
COUBTKOTICE.
The next term of Rowan Superior
Court will becin on Mondav. Fbmhw
20th, 1SSS. There will be no calendar of
civil causes.
'The Civil Docket will be caPed far
trial on Thursday, the 23d of February,
being lhursday of the first week. Suit
ors and witnesses will govern themselves
accordingly.
J. M. HORAH,
Clerk Superior Court.
Feb. 9, 18S8. 16.2w.
has revolutionized
the World durinn
the last half century. Not least ainon
mi. nuuuus juvciitic progress is a
method and system of work that cart I be
performed all over the country without
separatinc the workers from their hom
Pay liberal; any one can do the ! wok:
euner sex, youug or old; no special abil
ity required. Capital not needed; you
are started free. Cut this out and return
to us and we will send vou free, some-
ning or great value ana importance to
yon, mat win start you m businos which
will bring you in more money right
way, than auythincr els in the world
(irand outfit free. Add n ss True & Co..
' Afr T"1
AUgusia, Elaine.
INVENTION
A rare mediuinaicotuDuund tnat curex whnn all else t aila.
Siaaeurvti the worst canes of Cough, Weak Lung. Avthma, .
Indigestion. Inward aina. Exhaustn. Inraluabht for
JtheumatiBin, Keinaie Weakneaa, and all pains and dln
rUsra of tb Stomach aad Bowel, i too. at Druggiata.
! HINDERCORNS.
1 Th saf est. surest and best cure for Corns. Bunion. 5"c
Bto all pain. Knsnre comfort to tne feet. Nerrr fails
to cur, u cents at IttvggMa.
Z&CO.M. Y.
AkfeH'SVITAL REGENERATOR
NERVE TONIC removes all eonseauences of
folly and xccsa; renow th enaitrs, eourace and rigor
of ronth. Cnr wenknea of miai$cnd body; Nerroas
lability. Spinal Exhauiition. Lot Manhood, eto. A
powarfal nerrons iriTicomtor and festoratiT. Partlo
nlars free. BAKU 1USM. CO, Boy MM, Baffalo, H. X.
6:ly.
W i 8liE
fill!
wnen J say CprRBl dODotirneao merely to
top them lor a tiin. and then have them re
turn again, l mi a KApiCAL CUEX.
I hare made the disease-of
or j
FAIXHTG SICKHES3,
Allf e lorjf? itndT. I wassatt my remedy to
CCKK the worst eases. Beeaoee others hare
failed it no reason for not no reeetTtn a enre.
Send at ones for a treatise and a Frir Bottls
otmy iKmuBM Kcxsotr. Glre Express
and Post Oface. It costs yon aothin for a
trial, and It will core yon. 'i Address i
H.C ROOT. M.C. 183 RrjuiSTKrwYou
r
1
WESTBOUND. . i J
Lt. . Charleston i t oo p. m.
Ar. - " -Columbia " .
Lt. Aajruata i I.5
Lt. Atlanta ' i l.H ,
r. r3partanbunr J.1S a.m.
Lt, - Caarlolie l.wip.
Ar. Spartanbursr 3.S4
Accommodation. Passenger
Lv. Spartanbarif s.5op. ia. 2:30 a. in.
Ar. IIeudersoBMle 7.17 6.5.1
' AslieTllle t.00 ' 7.00
Lt. 0 AslieTllle . 7.1o
Ar. 'Hot Springs .t'o
tMorristown 11.45
tKnoville l.osp.m.
tcaatuuooga S 6.42
EASTBOUD.
Lt. itChattanooga 80 a m.
tKuoxvllle l.i p. m.
IMorrlstown 8.6e
uoi Springs 7.&0
Ar. Aslievllie 9.41
Accommodation Passenger
Lt. AslieTllle s.10 a. m. .49 a. m.
Ar. nendereonTtlle .68 11.07
Spartanburg 110 P- m. t oo a. m.
Lt. Spaitanborg 3.4 s.l
Ar. caarlotie .i5 5-OS
Ar. Alanta 1.S0 p.m.
Awgnsla ! 10.30 a. in.
Columbia :30
Crtartesiou le.38
'Meal stations.
tCentralswth meridian time.
Pullman.S'iCcplitg Car between Hot Springs and
Savannah, ria A. U. L. and CUarletflon. Tnrough
car bet ween Morristown and Charleston la South
Carolina R. It.
JAS. L. TAYLOR. O. P. P.
W. A. W1XBURN, A. D. P. r.
Ricimoni and Danville Eailroai Co.
Trains" Run .751 Mebidian Tmp:
7 T..
SOUTHBOu'rfp
Ht. New York
" Philadelphia
" Baltluiore
" Washington
M jcaiiiriottesTtlle
' Lynchburg
Mfhmond
" Burkesvllle
" Keysyille
" Drake's Branch
Danville
" Greensboro
Golds bo ro
Ralrlgh
" Durham
Ar. Chapl nill
" IiiUb6rro
" Salem .
" High Point
' Salisbury
" Statesvllle
AsbeTille
' Hot Springs
Lt. Concord
charlotte
Spartanburg
" creenvllle
, Atlanta
- DAILY
JNo. 60. yo M.
iris Ayi iMP-s1
7 20 57
45 - " 43 '
11 84 " 11 00 '
i3 SS P M 3 00 A M
5 b SO "
X IC " 1 W
5 17 4 83
I3 M 6 04 '
, e u i M
! S 60 " - 8 05
10 44 . " i , 9 43. 44
3 30 ' 1 S 10 P M
50 . - 44 tl 00 AM
6 5 " 37 " "
t9 15
7 5 - ISi "
t7 20 , i 6 80 "
11 16 " I 10 IS "
12 37 AM' 11 23 44
12 1 PM
5 38 "
i.. 7 35
1 2 " U 01 PM
t SI " 1 00
5 23 44 3 34 ,4
4a " 4 4S 44 .
1 20' P M 10 40 44
" 12
Thorounhlv clMncaVvI :
Golden Modioli fiv' S
Uteease. Scrofulous Bore nnTas11
tanrfd Glands, and Eating lu
ting of Blood. Shortness of ffiw
ir Torpid Llvpr. Ui Jl
an imequallMWrnf:
Billons aivd CafiS..
- 25c. a vial, by drBJrj
NORTHBOUND
W. N. C. Division.
Passenger Train Schedule.
Effective, Sept. 25th. 1S87.
Eastern 73 th. meridian tlmo used, when not
otherwise specified. -
WEST BOUKD
Leave New Yorlc ;4 30 p.ra
Philadelphia 57
ISitUlnwre 42
Washington H 0
l.lelunond 2 so a.m
Kalelvh 1 0
Arrive Sail bury , ' ll2;a.4n
;statesvllle 12 so p. m
Hickory 1 26
Connellys wrings 145
Morgunton 2 r.4
Marion 3 18 "
ASHKVILLE 5 M
Hot springs 7 05
t Morristbwn 8 45
tKnoxville 10 00
EAST BOUND
Leave t Knox vllle 6 3oa.ni
t Worrlstown . t 45
Hot Sr rings 10 55
A.SIIEV11.LE 12 55 p. m
Round Knob .2 15
Marlon 3 13
Morganton i 4 13
Hickory S 0'
statesvllle 6 23
Salisbury 8 10
Arrira half igh 6 33 a. ta
1 lv-huiond 15
Washington 8 10
Baltimore 10 03
Philadelphia 12 35 p. m
New York 3 20
Murphy Branch.
Dally except SUNDAY
T IAIN NO IS
8 0a m t.eave Asheville ,
10 2- Arr Waynesvllle ..
2 2 p m Charleston ....
5 05 Jarretts
TRAIN NO 17
Arr 4 so p. m
2 so
i loua.m
Leave 7 ."0 '
A. & S. Road.
Dally except SUNDAY
TRAIN NO 1
3 so p. m Leave
7 17 Arrlvo
TRAIN NO ll
Spartanburg Anive 2 1 p. m
Ilendersouvllle 9 a. m
Asheville Leave 8 10
Dinner Stations, t Central (90 th. meridian ) time.
Pullman parlor car between Salisbury Jt Knox vllle
Pullm n sleeping core, on all night trains.
JOS. L. TAYLOR, 6. P. A.
W. A. WINBURN. Act'g D. P. A.
this paper riiwrr yz
a.dTrtistn Bureau (10 Sprttce 8. where advrrtlsXn
sontracts in&y b iiaJe for it IN NEW YOUrl.
P P L! I V ,cwirrtrt are those who
111 U il L I rad this and then act: thev
will find honorable employment that will
not take them trom their homes and fam
ilies. The profits are larre and sure for
every industrious person, many have
made, and are now makinir several hun
dred dollars a month. It is easv for anv
one to make $5 and upwards per day,
who is willing to work. Either jcx,
young or old; capital not needed; we
start you. Everything new. No special
ability required; you, reader, can do it as
well as any one. rite to us at once for
full particulars, which wc mail free.
Address Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine.
If 'out of sorts' with .eadache, stomac
llsorder, torpid liver, pain f n btk r slAe, ccn
stl ration, etc .neglect war be tstf al. Ono d(
of litrons'a Sa&ative Pills yill cive rM-f.
A few clones restore to new health and rigor.
Lv.- Atlanta
Ar. Greenville
Sp,rtinbug
Charlotte
" Concord
44 Salisbury
High Point
44 fJreensboro
' Salem
" liillsboro
" Durham
" Chapel Hill
" Ralek'h
t old&boro
Danville
" Drake's Branch
" Keysville
" Burkesvllle
" hlchuond
44 Lynchburg
. narioucsvme
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
DAILY.
NO. 5U - No. 53.
! 7 00 "p"5lV 8 40 A M
UI AM 2 34 P M
j 2 13 . 44 3 46 44
5 05 44 6 25
6 09 K 7 25 44
I 6 44 44 8 02 "
7 57 9 11 "
8 2S " 9 40 44
II 40 !tl2 34 M
12 08 P M t2 44a-M.
12 45 t4 05 x"
8 15 I . . .V -
2 It 44 t6 35
4 35 44 ! 1 45 44
lt it AM ! 11 29 P M
12 41 P M 2 44 AM
i 1 00 " 3 03 44
1 49 44 3 55 44 -
. 3 45 44 t 15 "
115 P M t 00 44
3 40 44 4 10 ...
8 23 4 ' 8 10 44
11 25 44 10 03 44
8 0tA M 12 35 P M
I 6 80 44 3 20 '
Daily. t Daily, except Sunday.
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On train no CO and 51, Pullman, Bu7et sleeper
On train? 2.and S3, Pullman Bufrctileepcr be-
iween wasmngron aiuiAioiagomery; asnmgion
and Augusta. Pullman Sleeper bet tvt en Richmond
ana creensboio. puunwittMeerifr bet w eon (ireens
boroaud Raleltrh. Pullman Parlor C ar between
Salisbury and KroxTllle
Through tickets ou sale at Principle station?, to
all points. ,
For rates and information, apply to any agent of
lhe Company, or to
Sol. Haas, Traffic Manager.
J. S. -Potts, Dir. i'aw. Agt.
Richmond, Va.
A. Turk, Dir. Pass. Jg't,
i Raleigh, X.
Jas. L. Taylor,
PATENTS
Caveats, Trade Mark,
Copyrights KSi
Obtained, and all 0taerbiislnesRtVv '
Offloe ntt pnH tn .. JBI IHlH till r . ;
"ci.u uuuiu raierriju'n less nw. rl "!
mote from Washlagtcn. U I Css.tiEae tlu,4
Send Model or drawing. AWnritK
b Wt refer her to the PoKt. ' I
loner oroef Dir.. and to oft W'
nt Africa r..i.....i... ' ' I lh. r .
o actual clients in your o SS.11 I
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