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A' ; Sayings of Sam Jonet. : Durham Recorder. An infuM Imelt the e SaVi tber is nothing iiv this Bible for biia. Wen; i "The fool ha said in hUllxeart,, there . u no God.' Don't that fit your-case, oidwiow? . . . t. X The best husband hi Durham is the one that sticks closest to the Bible. I reekn God did call all the preach ! en into the ministry, but I bel ee he called Hne ot 'em to keep era out pi ; derilmeot . . There is no reason on eann or 19 ' . ! it 1 .mom hnnM nnt. he 1 fcuthfufChristian. it A, .t It is u1er to tell the truth than it I to tell a lie. All a fellow has louo to tell t& truth is to open his mouth and out it comes. But to tell a lie, he must ram back the truth and pump out the lie.' i . f . We hear people sing: "Thurorld s jiowling wilderaessT And you are ihe dogs doing the Jiowling. You church members pray for God taput Whisky out of North Caroliua. That's nonsense. If you want it out, ote it out. Gal don't vote, you fool. Tf rm hhers don't attend to your business better, 111 turn yon off, and if yoa doa-'t take this kind of talk, you can quit, , . . ,, A man who will lay his sin on old man Adam, is as mean as dirt. Alt this cock and bull story these preachers tell about a man b5in a man of sores from head to foot is a lie. I ain't rotten.-1 don't know their fease, however. ' L All some old fellows want in thif I world is somewhere to sit, and ome place to spit. . There are many old fellows in Dur ham,5 who if theyelieveithe streets of heaven were paved with gold, would get there or lose every toe nail try ing. : If you are good, God says yon are, and if you ain't you ain't... All some girls want is to go to a ball, and have a young buck put his arm wound them. . Girls, there ain't any thing good in that. I know, cause I used to be a buck myself. I . I never knew a fellow passionately fond of billiards that was worth kill- Wg. : ? - j Sister, if I were you when .'I went rbm4His evening, 1 would say to my husband: "Now look here, husband, I want you to have family prayer to night " and i : he wouldn't, I d tell hi n when the hour came: "flow, we II hav family prayer, ' and then say to thes Children: "you children get your rattlers and Uttlenred horses, and keep youtjittle father quiet, while I read q chapter and pray, and I'd knock the old fellows teeth out, and nurse him on mv breast until he learned to be afman. I -God pity the brute, the brute hu- man brute, mat win swear Dei ore ni rhWA. There is hot a . hoi? in North Carolina that 4vbuld be guilty of it if ne bad the ability to swear. J mean a two pegged hog. If y on old fellows want soinsthing to get ib ad about, just poke your 'horns m this old warehouse rbunday evening at 3 o'clock. I will preach to r you then.! i lirethren, l ve been a nugnty nice fellow eversince I've been here. I ain't 1 s lid -any h ird things yet, but I'll light in next Sunday afternoon. Af mau that will swear, will steal if it wasn't for sheriffs and chain gangs. Jiovs. l am uist noidinir a mirr.ir thatjou old fellows may see your old parcasses one unit? in your me. Some of my illustrations art notele Cant but they illustrated -' iWiien l call a tciiow a nog vou ' needu'l answer if that ain't your nam berJ ' J- The trouble, brethren with the church is the devu can run a, mile white we are pulling on our boots. Brethren I desrnse a stincv man one thai you must beg and beseech oeiore uc ii fjive u vjou. x nere is a man who fives down in Georgia, who is the hardest fellow to get money out of I ever saw. Now I liave raised a greadeal of money in - my day they say I'm good at il , But this fellow down in JSeorgia, he's given me more trouble than all oiher tmcn I ever tried to get ratjney from. One day 1 went to him for 81,800, I had a cood place for it, but he said he didn't harei it. I told him he was a liar. 1 knew he was making monev, and I had promisedjiis wife to help get him to neiiverfHe got mad, but finally shell - ed it out In at few weeks I went to " him aud saMr- "A poor woman iq (arteryine--rmy uome-i-wilt have her house sold, and she will be homeless pext week but $6Q0 can save it, and now old fellow you ca n give the mon j efothen" UedidVthaVe it. Hold i hinhewaaaliar, andl'd have it or tramp his gizzard out of him. He helled it out, and now when that fel low sees me cnhig he just asks: J ones, how much do you want? You cau have itw -If ybu won't say any thjnglboufe' "t, fanoT these newspaper r reporters won t put it in the papers, I'll tell you iiis name. He is my wife's hUsband. AndVOld fellow, when you tackle'ronr wifeV husband. the fel- ! low that wears your mustache for , money, ydu are after the biggest rascal in uutnahi thenJ sure.. A man who hud been married three times 4old hie thut ftrst he married for money, the second time for beautv. and the third, tjme for intellect, and said he: U cbmbmed I hud the world Mie ucau ium ine uevii. i m sorrv for you fellows who have got it all in one lump. ( Bvi;lena Arnica Oalve. Tn. Ukt Salts in the world for Cuts. MruiwLwtrn, uicer, an uuenm, Fevei torc, Tctte. CMppea Hands, CailblsiD vurqf, nu an okid crnpiinnF, ami positive ly curec Piles, or no nay required. It u gu iranteetl to gifa norfcci atitfrtim, or fnonrv refunded, f Pnce 5 cents pes box - r r aie by Klattz & Co. rr Calves in the. Society tsstsrtK Ja. Crawley, of Danville. 'aged 17, and little Lizzitf ; Bnrton; of Cascade, aged 13, ran nway. and were married in Pelham, N; CM last Sunday. .'.week. Poor little things! . - ; . . A lesson is contsiined , in -this and like instances which sare being alarm ingly frequent. Many u mother in order to have her little . . girl appear; bright and precocious delights in dress ing them up in the h -'ight of the prevail ing fashion and pushing them forward into society when tbey fhonld be plac ing with dolls in the nursery." Don't be in a hurry, parents to see your lit tle girl in the parlor entertaining vis itors and being praised by all who set her as "the brightest and most lady like child they ever saw.". We hate "lady like" children. They are like faulty apples which ripen early and fall off the tree; they appear very well ;at the time, but they won't keep. Give us the lively, rollicking, playful girl or boy who does not Know anything abontTJociely and cares less, who can play marbles or can slide down balus ters, but don't know a beuu from a cross-cut saw. They will grow up s3on , enourn: ineir merry, c hildish orattle and lauirh will cease to echo around the old hearthstone long before he baby form has grown out of your heart. . -" There is something repulsive and lorrible in the idea of children marry- mi i. II mg. 4nev cannot realise wuai i.ui sacred relation means; they know no future and look at nothing further han their present infatuation. , This is only the natural outgrowth however of allowing human calves to run at arfireof al lowins your little girl to go off to churches or parties alone with boys who are older than they and who ... . m Tl ixur silly words ot love in me ears oi he child until her brain is turned and he thinks she knows what love is and becanies infatnated as she would with t new toy and the result is, if not something worse, the young goslens want to get marned at once, and at the age of from 13 to 16 rush into the matrimonial tate and go to live with the old folks; and when the doctor comes thev haven't money enough in the house to buy a half yard of "flan- uel. Madison Leader. A. Saratoga Spring Over Deep. 3,000 Feet A dispatch from Saratoga says: A company has purchased the Seltzer Spriuir and will utilize its waters for the purpose of liberating and storing, in liquid form, the carbonic acid gas with which it abounds. To do tnl x tensive arrangements are beintr made upon a large amount of invested capi- . mi ati a tal. The establishing ot the plant u under the supervision of Mr. Oscar Brunler, a German expert. This beltzer bpnng, located on Spring Avenue, was developed by Dr. Haskins less than three years ago. The drill was put down to the deta of t00 feet. At Ih s e th an abundant supply of water was found flowing from a crevice in the rock bottom. A few days ago, to assure himself of tin Jepth of the spring, Mr. Brunler sounded it with a line and plummet; but instead of resting at SCO, the the weight sank the whole length of the line, 900 feet. Other soundings have since been made, the weight used being a piece of inch gas pipe, failed with lead and weighing thirty-four pounds, until a depth of 3,300 feet has been reached, and yet without touch ing, bottom or any obstacle, rio fur at- . she: soundings will be made until in struments expressly designed for the purpose can be procured. "Prof. Brunler admits it as possible that the line and weight could have been carried away by some powerful current, but he holds to his original j belief in the existence of a subterra nean sea of greater or less extent, and that there is undoubtedly some eon nection between it ana tne water oi he ocean. In other words, that Sarat oga is over a vast water-filled cavern, he roof of which i about 500 feet hick. He also, thinks it probable that at a given depth and terrperature car bonic acid gas may be found in a liquid orm. I he specihc i gravity of the iquid gas is about nine degrees lighter than water, which would really cause the water to climb 300 feet above the ocean level. Should the existence of a subterranean s.?a be established, it would put to flight mUny "theories and scientific speculations as to the source and course of the many springs here. oaenitjie American. Emergency Prayers. f a stor? is toia on a man in near Lcounty, whose name we withhold. rhe gentlemau in Question is not a amnpnf fr m linwli m nl Hllr 1 m IKVill U tUUIkH WW, WUU, UWIf est and upright in all his dealing, does :i : . ? t . noi go very strong on religion. not many months ago, lust after a bis rain, he was driving along a certain road. On reaching-the top of a hut at, tne Dotcom ot wmcn was a creex much swollen by the rains and away out of its banks his mules considered thev would run away. "' They pitched on oown ine mil at a' xunous pace. The man did all in his power to check inem, mit in vain. Just before they . a a . w. a ft v a . reached the rushing water the man shouted to his bov who was in the Wagon with him: We are going to be drowned! Prav. dim., pray j yad, l can t pray. they dashed into the water. "Oh, uad,Icant! But thinking a momont the boy shouted: uLord, make us thankful ' fur what we are about to receiTtr . -5 - Then they went down, into the creek, which: wa ant as the roan had expect ed, and h9 molet havic tt4 thtir f on out, went on at a more lcharely fit. The man lias aince learned OincibfT of prayer? for soddea efrrppcies,- x:. CcitdT7e Ctaad. - Bees and ants may be called cififized i animals. They live in cities and un derstand the value -of' co-operatwa. Indeed, they fould give men some valu able lessons upon one ot tne oiaescTue best known, and the, truest of human proverbs: "In union there is strength,1 Ants show .wonderful intelligence, nud the "driver ants" ' not only, build boats, but launch them, too; only, these boats are.formed of their own bodies. They are called" "drivers because of their ferocity. Nothing can stand be fore the attacks of these little creatur es Large pythons haje been killed by them in a single night, while chickens, lizards, and other small' animals in Western Africa flee from them in terror.- . .v, To protect themselves from the heat they erect arches, under which numer ous armies of them pass in .safety. Sometimes the arch is made of grass and earth gummed together by some secretion, and again it is formed by the bodies of the larger ants, who hold themselves together by their strong nippers while the workers ss under them. . At certain times of the vear freshets overflow the country inhabited by the "drivers, and it is then that these ants go to sea. The rain comes suddenly and the walls of their huuses are brok en in bv the flood, but, instead of com ing to the surface in scattered hundreds und being swept off to destruction, out of the ruin rises a black ball that rises safely on the water aud drifts away. At the first warning of danger the little creatures rush together and form a solid body of ants the weaker in the center. Often this ball is larger than a common baseball, and in this way they float about until they lodge aeaiBst some tree, upon the branches of which they are soon safe and sound. SUNieholas. JL Girl Hail Carrier. Oregon has a woman m lil carrier. Her name is Miss Mamie Westraan, and she carries Uncle Sam's mail from the head of navigation on Sin-law River over the Coast range mountains. following up the river to Hale s post office station, within fifteen miles of Eugene City. I Her route is twenty miles long, and is situated right in the heart of the mountains, where all the dangers and adventures incident to such an occupa tion abound. She carries the mail night aud day and fears nothing. She rides horseback and carries a trusty re volver. Miss Westman is a plump little bru- . a a nette, and is twenty years oui. tier father aud uncle operate a stage line and have a contract for carrying the mail. At Hale's station Minnie meets her father and gets the mail from Eu gene City and starts on her round. Miss Westman has never met with a serious mishap in the performance of a v t I a her duty. uu one ot ner trips last year she found three good-sized bears in the road right in front of her. The horse, on espying them, became fright ened, threw his rider to the ground and. turning around, ran back the road he came. w w-w a a Hiss Westman, with great presence of mind, started after the runaway. and, overtaking him, re-m-uyited and rode right through the savage cordon and, strange to say, she was not at tacked. Meeting some friends, she told them of what she had seen, and they went to the place and killed the bears, co far this year Miss VV est man t a a a a nas met two bears, which did not mo- est her. Portland Qregonian. She Beetae Wealthy. "I was. attorney for the rail road twenty years ago," said a Detroit lawyer, Mand one day went out to set tle a Joss with a woman. She and her husband had been struck at a crossing. and, while she was badly htirt, he was killed outright and the horses and bug gy smashed to pieces, bhe had the dead wood on us for $15,000, as the engineer did not signal "the crossing. I went out to make an offer of about $12,000. The widow was not able to sit up, and 1 stopped at a store in the village ana oougut some oranges ami lemous and took them up. When we finally got around to tne matter of damages she said: "'Yes, it was a sad thins, and the railroad was to blame, but I don't want to be mean about it. I suppose the president and all of em are worried most to death, and I suppose" I could stop all the cars from running, but I want to be just. Tour bringing tip that fruit proves bow kind-hearted you all are, ana if you think you could af ford to give me $1,000, I II sign off." I made her accept 5,000, and took her the money myself. When she re ceived it she asked: -Won't the road be crippled?" "Oh no." f "Cars run just the same?" "Yes." "And none of your folks are mad at me?" .- "NoV ; . ; 7- "Well, then, 111 take it; but if the road should get hard up and want to borrow, it II tnd me ready to lend. a4!wiTaM trait lira. trBtb mm t b 1 ltcU rm nmm. rinlta tUm iMmala, Jt4 ara WMmvalaa a aua r:rn-nuou3 LIEDICIIIE. f n ttart al ttrlcta tlialr ilrtaca ara lyr at ui4. aatUay pawwanu tmr atllar rrllM4a f rla naytUeM . rrica. zai Sold Every where Officr, 1 JlmTty St., Sew York, liffiH i 1 I A Sotmi Legal Oplnlca. i-E. iHainbrhlgc Monday Esq., County Attvl Clav GWrTVx. shvm "Have Uftfd Eluelrte Bitters with" . most hsppy., results, Mv hnrther al was wry low with Main lUl Fever and Jnundirv," but w as uureti tiy timel v um; of tin ine.liciuf. Am utisnel Electi i Hitters nvel hi life." It f Mrl D. I. Wilox!Mn, of Horse Cave, Kj addsh like testimoncr. Hjn: lie tivelv lelieve lie would-have liel it not been for'EhV.ric Bitters. j j ThUreAt rcmwly.wilh wnrd oflEjas w as cure all Mnlurial Diseases, and rl r Klilney, Liver and Stouiich Djsri Htaiids unr-qurt'cd. Price 50c amlj $1. T. F.:Kluti7. & Co. j ! , A. Snake Siphon, jj - J ! Old Sergeant Subers relates the fol lowing strictly true, and says it! can be Touched for by forty of the most inH u- eilblill JCUie UI Jil9l AlArttUII. ) ' Out on the plantation of Mr. J. 0. Evau.s near Macon, there is a great many moccasins, especially about the milfpond. One little pond near the mill is a favorite resort, and they con gregate in Lumbers about it. It is s ip- Slied by the rain, and last summer, nring the protractetl drought, jit went almost dry, with a great iituul)er of snakes to mourn the loss of the water. The ?nakes did not like to be evicted bv dry weather, o they cr.iwkd outjn single hie ii-om.the ittle pond that I y below the.v.level of the mill nonu. Wheji 'the fiist sn ike, or leader, had it i . i . i i if" reach d ine water oi tne nun pond a halt was called, and each snake pre ceded to swallow the ti of the si.a'vi u front of him, until each niouth w.is filled with a tail, and then every snaki in the Ion' line proceeded to shed its skin and crawl out. The shed skins formed a long length of hose, ? which, acting like a siphon, dnw the water from the md! pond and filled the little pond, and, what is better, kept it fall all summer. Macon Telegraph .1 Don't Experiment. You cannot afford to. waste time in exper imenting when yonr lunjjs are in danger Consumption always sccuis, at first', only eold. : Do not tx-rmit any dealer to imiMHM upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. hm's cvv Discoverv lor Consumption Couuh and Col Is, but be sure you get tin genuine, Uecause he can make more proni lie m:tv tell vou he has something just nr g ol, or just the same. Don't be deeeiveif but insist upon i-ttimr Dr. Kmu's Ne Discovery, wnirh is guatantecd to liive n liel in! all Throat, Lung and Chest niTc-tions Tiiul bottle free at KluttzVDrug Ston ! We Tell You Phirlr that Simmon's Liver Regulator will rid ton of Dyspepsia, Healache, Constipation ah BilliUsflts?. It will break up chills and Fever and prevent their return, and is complete antidote for all malarial poison yet entirely tree Irom quinine or calomel. Try it, and you will be astonished at tlx good-results of the uenuine Simmons Livet, Kegulator, prepan-d by J. II. Zeilin & Co All want to play First Fiddle, i In the crand orchestra of life everv body is anxious to play the first fiddle. a ay, almost ererybody pl.y it; for al tnougn tne njst hd lie absolutely may take precedence of all the rest, yet every second hddle is first fiddle to Somebody. As "fleas have smaller fleas i' a a a po uiie em, and s .on ad mnnituin, st every: man who tickles a superior luis an inferior to tickle hinu If it were hot for this pleasant arrangement we should have no social harmony, and it is only when this system of relations is distur'ml that wj experience discords Uul crashes. ' 1 THIS AGE Is full of humbugs, and that remedy that disproves this charge is a God-send to human ity. H. B. It. has never tailed and that ought to count for something to him who wants to be cured, of what B. B. B. sets itself un to cure. . urrEaLY surprised! Mkridian, Mis. Julv 12. 1887, For ti nutnlwr of yenn I have suffered un told Agoor from the effects of blood poison. I had my casus treated hy iveral roniinent physicians, but received but little, if any, re lief. I reported to "all sort of patent medicines, penjing a large amount of money, but yet getting no bettor. My attention was attracted by the cures said to have been affected bv K.B.B.. and i commrncc taking it merely as an experi ment, having but little taith to the results. To my uUe'r surprise I soon commenced to improve, and deem myself to-day n well and hearty per sonall owing to the excellent qualities of B. B. B. I cannot commend it too highly to those suffering from -blood poison. J. O. (.irsos, Trainman M. i O. It. It. AFTER TWENTY YEARS. Baltimore. April 20, 1887. For oveV twen ty years 1 have been troubled with ulcerated bowels and bleeding pile, and grew very weak and thin from constant loss of blood. I have used '4 bottles of B. B. B., and have gained: 15 pounds iu weight, and feel better in general health than I have for ten years. I recom mend yonr Jt. R. B. as the best medicine I have fr irsnl, and we,my improvement to the use of Botanic Blood fialtu. Ktcemi s A. Smith. 318 Exeter St. AN OLD HAN RESTORED. Dawsox. June 30, 1887. Being an old man and suffering from general debility and rbeamatitfm of thejoinu of tec ?houlderfj I found difficultr in attending to my business, tbat of a lawjrr, until I bought and used fire bottlei of B. B. B., Botanic Blood Balm, of Mn T. C; Jones, or J. R. Trwin A Son, and mv general health is improved and the rheumatism left me, I believe it to be a good medicine. ! J IT. Lais. AU wbo desire full Information about the cause and cure of Blood Poisons, Scrofula and Scrofulous HweliincK, tlcers. sores. Rneumntlsm. Kidney cotnpiat dis, Crfiarm, etc. can secure oy mall, free. a copy of our 32-pare IlHwt rated Book of WoDden. filled witb the most wonderful and startling proof ever otiore jenown. . Aaaresp, Blood Balm vc, uiauta. Gl DflTfflTI fn IN" THE SUPERIOR COURT, liUHUU UU.l Xovembcr term, 1888. John A. Bojden, Plaintiff,. Thomas Pipe., te ; fendant. To the! De fed ant. Thomas Pines : r You; arc hereby notified that the Plaintiff haj commenced a civil action against you to secure the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars due by account, and you are hereby required to appear before the Judge of said Superior Court at a Court to be held iu Salisbury, in said! count v. on the; second Monday before the first Monday of Mftrch, 1889. and answer or demur to the comnlaint of the plaintiff. . And you are further Moused that the plaintiff baa taken cut a war- rB?f attachment returnable before laid Court aj he same time and place :!t J- MtHOAIIt' Clerk SjMf Ctit, F-ewan Co ll drs at frni iu' ir v..-. i j Steam, VinilOAL P1ST0H. Eirs catarrH MM BM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays tJ&F Pain andlnflanxnallFniL , ; i o n. iieais ine: ? 9 a e T) 9 Seises of Tast mdSaeU. TKY THE CUREMAT-if'UVAiH CATAHEH is a disease of the mucous. roembrane, ;euerally originating in the' nasal pas ages and maintaining its stronghold in he head. From this point it sends forth poisonous virus into the stomach and hraugh the digestive organs, corrupting he blood and proilucing other trouble some aud dangerous symptoms. A particle is applied Into each nostril, and la greeablc I'rlce 50 cents at drutriflsts ; by mall -lstcred, en cents. ELY BKOS., 5 Warren street. Xew York. ISily. M0RTH CAROLINA) Superior Court ROWAN COUNTY I before the Clerk. John P. Miilcr, Adm'r f Wm. Litaker, dee'd, Plaintiff, vs. Albertine Miller, D. J. Brown and wife, Jose- thine C. Brown, heirs at aw of Win. Litaker, Defeuduuts. Petition tosell land to make assets. It appearing by affidavit to the Court that D. J. Brown aud Josephine C. Brown :ire necessary parties defendant to the proper determination of this proceeding, and that they are non-residents of this State, now, therefore, this is to notify them to be and appear before John M. Horah, Clerk of the Superior Court of Rowan eouniy, at his office in Salisbury, N. C, on br before the 2Jd day of No vember, 1888, and answer or demur to plaintiffs complaint which is now filed therein, or this proceeding will be heard ex-parte as to them. Dated this the 2oth dav of September, 18S8, J. M. if OR A II, Cl'k Super. Court of Rowan county. Theo. F. Kluttz, Plaintiff's Attorney. 50:6t. PATEWTS Caveats, Trade, Marks and Copyrights obtained, aad all other business In tho r. 8. Patent offie attended to for Moderate Fee. our ofnee Is opposite turn V. H. Patcat Office, and we can obtain Patents la Its time ttaa those re mote from Waahlngtcn. Send Model or dram lug. W advise as to patent ablUl jr tree of charge; and make carir mmn Obtmim I'aUnt. We refer br to the Postmaster, the Sunt, of Money order D1t.. and to offtetals of the U. 9. Patrt entomce. For circular, advice, term and refer eneee to actual client In your owe bote or county wrlteto C. A, SNOW A CO. opposite Patent Omce,WabUUitcLi).C. OCl. II. 55, W LAND SALE ! By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Sampson count, in the ease of L. A. McKoy and other?, exparte, I aill sell at the Court House door in the town of Sahsburv. on Mon day, the 5th day of November, 1888, 'about 350 acres of valuable' land in Rowan county, about ten miles west or cuuisbury, known as the Me Hoy land. This land will be sold in tracts of 50 to 150 acres. They are among the best lands in a section famed for the excellent qual ities of the soil ; and furthermore there is suffi cient timber of fine quality to par for the land if it were worked up and sold Pine, Oak, Ashe and tlickorr being abundant, aud situ ated within 2 miles af the Western North Carolina Rail Road. i , Terras : One-fourth cash and the balance in twelve months. Persons desiring further in formation will please call on me or Col. W. A. Houck. J. W. 1IAUNBY, Com'r. Sept. 32, 1888. 5fe Administrator's ITotice. Having qualified as Administrator up on the estate of Margaret Ritchie, dee'd, all persons having claims against said estate arc required to present them on or before the 27th day of September, 1889, or this notice xj(U be plead in bar of their rinU(PV All rwKn. Airtitf 4 A I. 1 . : x i a. i t . ' ic "creuy uoiineti to nuwe unmeoiiue payment. M. A. EOSTIAN. Sept. 25, 1888. T. C. Linn, Att'y. Adm'r. 49:6t. II who arb r. xrwu and too. frttet and suffer! off from xr mm DtHUtg, timUalKetikHmm, Xightlv miMrcMa. and all the effect of early MX ifaMta, watch lead to Prematmrt ifccay, Omsmmm i ar Moult, send for Pra ra' Tnulhui On totmatm ma. wit particulars for IIms Cure. cures guaranteed. Smtur mm paw. J. 8. PEARS. 61laJKiei4ChurvhSt,.Naluie7TenB. . 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Oreenboro 8 13 ' i 7 40 Lt. Salem t 13 I c 30 . " Greensboro o 45 50 - Ar. Salisbury j l A 31 ' n H Statesrtlle . 1 si , it PM AHberllle 7 44 ! 4 41 " ' Hot Spring 9 li i 10 Lv. Salisbury ; lx 11 23 AM Ar. Coarloue 1 5. " 1 P M &purUiubarir 4 40 : 3 37 reenvllle 6 60 ' 4 4 AUant;i ' 11 0 : 40 " Lt. Cbarioue j t)o A M ! 1 00 P m Ar. L'olaiubLi jam 5 x3 August , I 10 31 " i t 15 NORTHBOUND1 Lt. AuuMa M (Toiumiia 1 Ar. CLarlotte Lt. Atlauta Ar. ureeavtlle Spartanbug " charlotte 44 Salisbury Lt. HotS;irt ig Aslievliie " staieville Ar. S i ihLury Lv. -Salisbury r. (irt'Ciiboro " SaUm Lt. Greensboro Ar. Uutbam " J K.Uelt'b P M P M A M P M ouisooro , Greensboro panvllle K-y!llle Burki svllle Kli nn.ond Lyiitfhi ura' l ll.ll lulli oVlllo' Was:iilon i Lv Ar P M liMiaoie PliUadejphia Xew York ttolly. t Dally, except Sunday. 'No. So and 51 conaecta ln- vi.nt Cim.v . Keysvllle tor Clarksvllle ntid Oxford. No. 53 connects at Kiel mond w ith c. & o. for OU Point and Norfolk. No. ti and 53 connects at Hlchmo d daHy except Sunday tor West Folnt an I Ba'tlmc e. 1 aii. M rrora west Point his dally connection Richmond with No. so for the Soutt SLEEPING-CAR SERVICEr On train no 50 and 51. Pullman 3uffet Sleein r .iffimr7 Kew Yort,Danvll eaud Augusta, RalelKh and Morrlsiow n, 'l t nr. On train. 5x and 53, Pullmnn Bui ?t Sleeper be tween aming-ton and Neworl ai i, via )or.ti Q -ery; and between Washing ion and Aurtista. lilch mond and Greensboro. andPullni.n Parlor Cars i oaubuury ana jvcoxmie i nrougn uckets on sale aL all points. Prlnc iple stations . to Kor rateiiand Information, appb the Company, or to oany agent of Sol. IIaah, Traffic Mine ,'er. J. Potts, Die. Pat '. Agt. Kichmond, V... W. A. Turk, Die.Jhtw. Ai L, I. A I HIGH, N. Jas. L. Taylor, Gen. Pat. Agt. R. J. HOLMES Is now Receiving His ; Pall and Winter Stock Of GOODS, Direct from lie-NartliBn! Hariets, And will be pleased to sec his eustoimers for purchasing elw here. be Groceries, . a And all other kinds of Goods kept in a-gen-1 eral Stock. Will be Sold nl iirim n tl.4.1 B ' l . v 7 va a ' times. ! CALL AT, D EXAMINE LVt STOCK. Bob White and Crystal Roller Mill Flour of the best quality JUST RECEIVED OXE HUNDRED BAR. RRLS OF FRESH VIRGINIA LIME FOR SALE. - Kin. T - ri . mKL persons woo nave given-me Mortgages on their crops td Irinr me their cot. ton wlren it U reail; f sale., fv ' 4:tl capacity. O VERTICAL1 FLUKGf, fiictooHJM DanviUe Bailroai Ci 1 . .W. N. C. Division Passenger Train Schj-dule.-Effectiyc May 13th; 1SS8. Train No. St. West Bound. Ukt Kdqi4, - Lt t oo a. in. Boston 43o p.m. New York ! PulUdelphla tit Uuitlmore 1100 Wasulngtcn S05 a.m. LynctiiHinr 5 DaaTllle l3 fiooa . 1m l tit :. a. 130 "ii; 143 S It M.Ol; hkbuood J:ldavlile Oolbsboro Kaleljh Durbum f 113 144 "iftt" 4n p. m. a. tu. .aT 3 it a. m. Greensboro Ta7 Jl 25 a m. SalUburr Arm noon StHtrsvllle 12 36 p.m. Catnwba- 12 55 Kewton 1 14 - Ukbory 1 Connelly S.rfiigs 10 Morranion tso 4Gloi; Alpine .49 barton .4 a is - old Fort I ST ltouiid Knob i,, 4to- s Black Mountain !; , 4 31 Ashevlile - Lt. 4 40 AHheville r Ar. a 09 . Alexandeis 5 34 Marshall 6 H j llotSprlngB ' i M 5tT 511 , 1 4 -4SV 4 II 144 , S IS tiS I w 115 i u 1X44 it. -It. 1 DOCI 1)40 a. a. Lt. Ar. 5 40" 3 S 50 1140 T 30 m. Hot Spilt gs 10 It f 55 JtU 41$ 1 Kiioxvllle I.. I JeiMi o IxuisvfHe , m. pa. m. Indlamipo.la , m. fblcsgo Sl.Pul . m: St. Louis . m. Ksnasis City" 4 e P-n. 8 SO, 3oo p.m p. a. .a. in .t Murphj- Branch. Dally except fcUNDAY -TRAIN NO 1$ 1 . ntiissw sooaw Leave AheylH.;..... Arr iMxa l Arr WauWlle .... M iiM tsepm flirlej0B ftt.l 5 05 JartttiiM,...,.. Lfate t?i A. Road. V Dally except SUNDAY TRAIN NO II - TRAIHWn so p. T 17 m Leave Spartanburg Artlvt t)M Airlvo irendf n-ouvllle tail Asbcvllle Lesve t- '75th meridian time used to Hot Sprtcrs. "ih - .. .. - . wen of Hot sprliv. Pullinan Jileepets bet ween Washington t bUita; ., itiebmond & uttftHmt .-- U.ilelpb 4GrffBftn .. Knoxvllle LCUIIT1I14 .. Parlor Care Salisbury KboxtUM JOS. L. TAYLOK, O. P, A. L f 4 . . w. a. wixbcrx. Act'g ti.r.i en e m mt wtvnra I tb 6 Nab ItpU watculaUiai I US iiniiiM.oxcra;ae lit loc.liir t mnm tm TW fra,m r: :.r, vtcli,wpe4 &. Iwpt llwai la .K.r k.r. fr C immlU m4 - - ttW who war k.Mn:us,lhcT Worn jamr H to yttli m Mk, Ibla crest offrr, Mxll w tto - CiOUlwi'ltnl COKT1 auaptM fvm, mm Ifc. a MWflu tn ay nrUT. lwr W1U t Urtw' H;tflrarnn)4rt k.wWn 4i laoUtytw : W mtllr f iram to (SOM la In." at r airy. Tit la, atot waa-wiw watch to wt aa u bal I M aa4 tXttt yaaka 4aotcantocfimWr.artir alarM l4a. a"?" " aaM yaar atiln tlww, yacaeaia rail 5J3 ( atrfM rW4 rniram in varl aa4aat hl COSTLV AM!'1;t. 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