North Carolina Newspapers

- ; i, ' - , - ; . - .f ' - r - t V J I - I - ! ; alliance iii:ixtui:. North Cf"h'.a ; L. fcnnck, vi e jtmi- ;, iVnt.. Dalcotni J. II. Turner. "sn-r tar; - " Kansas. ' ' ' ' toJlZiiilAw,'I),It,crPri-,si,,i' . Cfintwt, X. C;.;W. S. IJarn secretary - ' 1th Cstngreaiowl Ditriet-tectnrtTr A I,'izr MtiinsvilU-: IVesi'lenr., OI. II. A. jr W, Cit.m h ,; V.-Ph; . E' J. ' ... . 1 -.II I I Jlirriscy, Sa!islury'. . 0intyJe Miller, president, B!f kmer; M. I,. Ititchie, secretary, Saw. ' TredtWCuitnty. M. Parka. lent. 'Stai.'svilk:; M. E. U'"', seeretarv, MoOresvilU. - ' (Jahirrun Canty A, f IliiVman, presi dent. C'nc(r(l; Dr. J. S. Latterly, sccrc- . tar'y, Cn-orl. " I: ' ' J)iiiUn C'XnityTi. S. Green, prcilnt, Jmi VV. A. Lindsty, se.retirTv, Tl.mnas vitlW ' - ' n.,tahn. (hnutit- S. T . -Wiironcr, nn-si tlcn'-t, JjieWtoii; J. Il-rman, eccntary, X. C. U( f(riil Press Association. 0fiCer-.T. L.lianiseij, president; Marion Bulled vke preHideat; . V. & Barnes, sec tetany. i - 1 ' PAPERS. Progressive Farmer, state Organ, Hural Home, Ciroiina Watchman, t trmiTs' Artvoc itp, Aiountitn llom-Jouraal-, Rnle1?n, N. C. fllnton, S.C. Wilson. N. C. Sallsboiy, $. c. Tiiiworo, Ash-viue. N. C A .11.1 we spoilnel, Countrj Lit;, 1'ercuri', Kaitltr. Oo:lsixiro,'2f Trinity co::e,e, N. c. IHfio y, N.C. Wlnitakers.N C. f EjlcK of the above-n-imed papers are re alleged to keep the lil standing on the first page and add, others, prodded thenar e duly elected, A ny piper fUi'UJ advocate the 'Ocala platform will be dropped from tlie list promptly,. Our people can now see that papers are published in their interest ' . , - . . TIiG oiiferonco Platform. The -folio v ins is a correct cpy of the platform aloptd at St. Louis by the lab r conference: FINANCE. J. We lein md a -iiiitionnl currency safe, sound and flexible issued by the uen r.il j'yetn merit :i l.y ; a full legd tender for all deltf, public smd nrivale: and without Hie ust of hauk- i n'cjr corpin-iitions; a just iind. equitable' lueails of cjrculati n. at a tax not. to - cxceifd two per cent,, us set forth in the s vb-tre;;sury plan of the' Fanners' Al liauce, or some better . s'steu; also, ry 'jiynVeuUiu' the discharge of. its oblrr g;,it ions for public improvements. 'a. We demand free ami, unlimited coinage of silver. V - -b. We demand the amount of cir culating medium, to be speedily in 'c reused to not less than S50 p,er capita. C. I We demsttid a graduated income tax. d. We believe that thejmoney' of the ireasnrv should be kept as; uiuth as possible in the hands of the people, and hence we demand all National and State revenues shall be limited to the liecessary expeln'S of governments 'economically and honestly administered. e. VVe demand that Postal Saving hanks' be established by the govern inent for the safe deposit of earnings bf tlie people and facilite exchange. V . LA N D. s 2. Your sub-cQinmittee upon the lanti plantt, beg to submit to your iip. provnl the following: The laud, in icludingall natmal resources of wealth, is theheritage of all people, and should ilbt. Ie monopolized for speculative purposes, and alien ownership of land Miould be prohibited. All lands now held by railroads and othir coporations $n excess of their actual needs and all lands now owned by aliens should be reclaimed by the Govern ment-and held or actual settlers only. Tlt.VNSPOUTATION 8. Trauspoitation heing a means of defence and 'public necessity, the Government should awn and operate roatls in1 tlie jnterfcst or th people. 1 a. The telegraph and telephone. like the postal svsVm, being a necessity for thfr transmission of newsshould be "bwned and operated by the government Jii the interest of the people. While some parts j)f the above "ad dress may seem at, a mere glance to 'make partisan political distinctions, yet upon careful study one will clearly seo t-lKjt it is non-partisan, and further, Will be impressed with the, truth of its promises, and the. ability.. of tlie com mittee who franretLjt." It was adopted ' Yjlh only a few disenting votes, and . he platform was adopted unanimously, nod received with great applause. The eoiference huvin completed its work as a representative bodyrud adjourned $nt ait. LEMON ELIXIR tt Wonilcrful Eflects on tha Liver, - Stomach, Bowels and Kidneys. - For Biliousness, Constipation and Ma laria, take Lemon Elixir. I For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous Headache, take Lemon Elixir. For, Sleedcssnss, Nervousness and Jieartfailure take LetnOn Elixir. . , For Fevers, Chills and Debility, take ?je i non Elixir. Ladies, for natwal and through organic rejrulatiun, take Lemon Elixir. Dr. Mozleyi Lemon Elixir will not fail you in nnv-of the above iiaiuet dis eases, all of whicbxai ise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels. V - . - Prepnae 1 only by Dr. H. Mozley, At " Jnntn, Ga. 50c. and 1 bottles at drug gists.: - - A Prominent Minister TTrites. A fter ten years of great suffering from I n d igesl ion with grea t n er vousn rost ra tion, biliousness, disordered kidlieys-and 'constipation, I have been cured by Dr. Mozley VLemon Elixir and am now a veli man. Ilev. C. C. Davis, Eld. M.'K Church South, No. SSTatnall St. AtlantaGa .T'" '-- " .' '"- ' f 1 f-" Chfldren Cry for PitcuerVCastoria: J i( n iiJoitim ii i fi i - i ti i "DULL Ridnrd Raz.ir S.iy,n Th xt is Wlial the l);3tccrat a n I People's Parly Men are Piiiyinsr. Corrtspondencefthe Watcirman. Mr. Editor: You n-ver saw such a mess as the peop'e's parly fellow-i have got into down here in the decla ration of independence county. Now !o show you ti:e condition of the, peo ples party let us Illustrate. When 1 was a boy we played a gune that was known as '"btill pen." We divuled the force,, say 10 on a side, we selected our around something like a baseball dia mond only not so large; we cast lots for the comer, the cireual had five cor ners, we put five boys on the corners at a time, the -other "ten went into the pen; we used a rubber ball whicbJwd to be passed all nronnd the pen to male if hot, then the next thing was to hit One of the bulls in the pen and when he was hit the cornermen all took to thu woods- ff the hit bull failed to hit a cornerman as he run he was out for. that game; if the corner man was hit that put him out. for that iiame. It continued until one fci ie oc the other was out and "that decide-d the aule. WeU the fun generally com ilienced in 'W' wlien tbecorner nien were all out but -two, then the bulls .vould run fronf one corner to the other as the hall passed from one to the other. Now the democrats have corners, so Mr. J-oh nsrtou says, - and they are down to two and the people's parly fellows are running, from one side to i he other on papers, all leading papers. List Saturday one of them aid the democrats- waauld put up. fi ticket that would mop 'up 'the earth with the republicans, Weaverites and alltho pestiferous enemies of the dem ocrats. The b.dl passed and the hull run to tKe other side. We asked Mr JohnstoH-vhat pestiferous was and lit said he Jhought h - was. a potato bug. In the evening another lcadim? paper sail the mopers were nominated. the ball was passed and tl:e bulls run to the other si;e or; thepen,thev pa-sed the ball and si:id the bulls and repub licans had iouud, that run the bulls t the other side or tlie pen, then they said the republican party had all gon to the demoenrtie, party, then as the ball was passed the bulls run again Then one of the leading papers Sair there wa noon- in the people's party out tne slums of tne countrv. inen ihe bulls hurdled up in the middle 'of the pen, and then Matt Hansom cairTe down and thev put him p one corner He made two balls, one'' of them out of the remnant o the force bill and the other out of the silver bill and threw them at tbe bulls but missed, he then wadded up-his old tariff bill and threw that at the hurdle in the middle of th pen and he missed the bulls .again' They have got so" contrary" that they stand hurdled up in the middle of the pen and the cornermen are throwing mud balls of the dirtiest quality a them. Some of them are so .dirty tha they would not stick to a hog pen or a soap factory if they were to hit them broadside. The bulls -are going lo get the i'oruers aiuL then there will be a hurdle. . a Come on Colonel Warner-- and see the show. - Ii chard Razor. Mrs. Lawnville Which would you rather do to-day go to school or helji me in the garden ? Little llov Go to school. Mrs. L. Would you? - Why? Little Boy 'Cause teacher's aide, an' there aint a-goiug to be any. Allen Milton Browning, of Hunt ingdon, West Virginia, issixty years old, has been married six times aud has sixty -seven children, y m.r. According to the census bulletin just issued there "are only G7,0Qt) fe male persons to every 100,000 males in theTJnited States. Thomas Jefferson said: "To preserve the independence of the people we must not let 'our rulers load Ui Avith lerpetual debt." 1 London has the largest telegraph ofh'ee in the world, where more than 3,000 operators are constantly em ployed. . ' L rjE'-EONra-exas, July S3.1S91. Messks. LirrMA?t Uos., Savunuali, Ga. GKsTs-i've usp i ie a iy four lottlcs of P. p. p. was ufa.cied Itoi the ;crowu or my head to the soles 01 my ieet; Your P. r. p. has cured diraeutiy Oi breathlni? ,rud smotlurl&g, palpitation cl tne heart, ;,nd relieveu me or all pain; one nostfal was closed rur tea-j, ears, no.y I,can breathe tiirouu U readily. 0 1 have not step,t 6a either side for two rears la fact dreaded 10 see ntgrut coace, now I alecu souniuy in any position I all night. " i am 59 years old, out expect soon to be able to take hold or the plow hanlks; 1 reel proud I wa lu ky enoujll to get P. v. P., and I heai Uly retom mend ii to inyr. leads and me public gfenc rally. Yours rcspecUuily, A. M. KAMSEY. State op Texas, i ' County of com tnche. f Before the undersigned autuertiy on this day, personally appeared a. M. Kainsey. who after be- statement made ,l lilm relative to the va lue "S.U.U,,&JVWU' Jf,wn -W foregoing 1 . r. v. nvxticme is tru. - a .i u t c irxr Sworn to apa sub'icri bed before ms this, Aujust 4UflSJl. J M.LAMBEKT, N. P., comanche, Co., Texas. THIS CAROLINA IIOKE'OF 311X1 (Tune. Beulib Land.) In Carolina's bills and plains,- ,-' Where frecraau's will is never stain, There lires thruable ani t'ajj free, Who ne'er'submit? to slavery. ChoiOhl countrymen, brave countrymen, Stin l by reAirm and sacred plans; And look into a tQUire state j - - . -To view yoarcliildren'a di-nial fate, ;. t For men and nuney'd so combined'' To spotf thft sacred horns of imrffc.-' . Tins Caraliaa home of mine ! ' , ' ; There's lumber, tar and turpentine,' - 1 V: And golden robe3 of rice Ho shbie '.' ' All's sacrificed to gome combiae. . . . . . -HCiio. . ; , This Carolina home of ro'uie,,; ; . There's peanuts plenty an ! goo !: a.pi.r;; The rustling corn and cotton 'fine,' " UHs sactiticed to some combine: -'-. 1 : , Clio. This Carolina home of mine Has berries, fruits of every kind, ' ' Tomatoes, pumpkins on the vine, All that i3 left us by combine. Cno. This C.iro iaa boms of mine, . ' Where wheat and peas are no decline, Out-gold, the mstvl from the mine, All sacrificed to some combine. . . Cuo. - -Then cheer up comrades, be not.still, . ' Submit to no plutocratic v ill Who shate the destines of stato To "seal our children's dismal fate. " . : - CHO. The sacral ballots rb our arms To defend our children and our fivrmi;' " .We'll vote the ticket lor reform Amidst Ihe thunder of the storm." Cno. . The Great Celebration. A Raieiirh letter addressed to t. de of North Carolina reads: Oiieliird- dred years ago the capital of your "state was tounaed upon i tie ocaer or a sover eign convention :bf the people. The city thus called into existence by your wiil, in the quiet s:iades of a oeautitul forest of oaks, m the county of Wake, las grown with your growth, nourished the best blood of the commonwealth,. md is today the representative of your. heroic past and brilliant future. The: history ot liah igh is your own history in an especial seilse. Every couniy has contributed to its population, and sent hither some leader of the people in legislative assemblies, or some one ot the noble spirits that have honored he judicial bench or the executive caair. inea-aies or many oi Carolina ins, distinguished in war or peace, res! acre. ;es ot Kinureu anu irn'iuisii p unite every c un! y of your, broad do main with this cii v. Its very .streets md public sq aares are your own prop- . T I 1 . V - . eriy. nere your laws are maue, pro- : I aimed, interpreted and executed. Hereaixniany vi Vtmr. great lustihi- sious o: slate, and here preserved the records which will be the grandest legacy of -j' our posterity. To ceiebraW the cenieniii. l ot Uaiei:h, is to com metnorate the'leeds of t he r-at slates- men, jurists, eaueauns, anu souiieis that each section of the Sate li..s sent hither for the common widfare of all. They have 4ett an imi.ress upon tin. community forever. Th- y have made Raleigh in 'moulding t he spirit of its people. Accepting the bidding oi modern enterprise," wit hoot forgetting the glorious traditions of the former days, we are rej-dced that with lien life and strength, your capital is grow ing daily- in hia:eri;d progress. In churches and schovils, in f.ic'ories aird workshops, in facilities for trade, !iti: 'multiplied institutions, the improve ments of modern life, and the comfort and beauty of her homes. Therefore, celebrating with grateful hearts, the completion of Her tirst cen- lurv. a committee or ik r cmzens cor dially invite all North Carolinians, from every town and county, to as semble on .the 18th, 19th and 20th days of October next, and unite with the people of Ivaleigh in comnieniora tion of their home and your eapit-d.. During that week Ihe Raleigh ceii- tejinial, the Stale fair, the laying o! the cornerstone of the monument .of : he confederate dead of North Caro1 liua, a magnificent pyrotechnic dis play, and a festival recdliiig colonial days, will take place for your interest and enjoyment. We repeat, t hen, the cordial invita tion to the people of North Carolina, and to those of Carolinian ancestry xm; associations, wherever they may b;-.to come up us one man and with Oi e heart. The citizens of Raleigh vill bid you welcome. - A Wonderful Clock. Japan possesses a wonderful fnne juece. It is contained in a frame three, feet wide and five feet long, represent ing a noonday landscape of great beauty. In the foreground pliim and cherry trees and rich plants appear in full bloom; in the rear is seen a hill, gradual in ascent, from which appar ently flows a cascade, admirably imi tated in crystal, f'rom thjs point a thread-like stream meanders, encircling rocks and islands in its windings, and finally losing it in a far-off stretchof woodland. In a miniature sky - a golden sun turns on a silver r wive, striking the hours mi silver gongs as it passes. Each hour is marked on the frame hy a creeping tortoise1, which serves the place of a h;'nd, A bird of exquisite plumage warbles at the clcse of each hour, and, as the song censes, a mouse Sallies forth from a neighbor-" ing grotto and, scampering over the hill to the garden, is soon lost J.o.:yiew. ' Curly Lambs. If early lambs are.expected the eives should have plenty of good nay, and if possible a few root?, but they also will do ?eiter without grain unless the hay is of pc or quality. Tluse which are exp-eted to drop their lambs 61-st should be separated from the others and given Uian;n i. ..e7u. OJ. j'lumj ivum. hi iiici. i.uut! ui uieiu f should be crowded, and none should be allowed to be robVd of their food J 1.,, Lnity.mr. -.llr.i,;... ' V) stlOIlger (OdipaniOlls. How lie lil Itinr. - ' John L. Sullivan is said to have a terrible glue in his eyes when lie gets ready to knock his opponent out of the ring. An -amateur boxt-r :.. named Marks, from Texas, gives, the follow ing graphic description of a box he had with Sullivan: "After we had shaken hands I let hint have a gool one right in the jaw. Suliivan-looked at 'me in a surprised sort. at. vy ay and IJsuw that I had h:s heart broken. Sard I to myself, 'This mail has his match "at htst and he Lkuows it. He is afra-d of me. bo 1 gave him some more hard knocks. John L. looked at me almost appeal- in irly. lie tried to stop my blows, but ,:ie. was slow ami clumsy, bald 1 to nvself, AlarUs you are a inaue man. You'll whip this fellow easy. He is so slow wish his paws that o can, bat ter him all to p'eces.' Bid, I made up iny mind that I would. i't knock him out till near the end of the round. I didn.'t want to rob the people "of their "po.t. At the end ot the round I asked Sullivan how lie was getting ;.l !ig, and. he. looked kind" of scared a?id said 'only toteiablc. In second round I gave him several more hard ones and he contmued to look scared. I:said to -myself it was ridiculous for .this man to be'1 posing as the. ch am prmi of the world, and deiermiiifd that in the next round Fd put an eii'd to 'his absurd pretentions. About the mid dle of the third rou:t :. just a-; I was getting ready to do Sullivan up, I saw another sort of look coaie in his eyes. He. look'ed like some wild animal. lu the next second he caught niennder the left'.jaw with his right and lilted me from the floor till my toes barely touched. At this his terrible left caught me o:i lli e other side of t he face, and 11 'I'll have to fii.ish ihe story." said Col. Sinvtt, - "for Marks uidn'i know much about the subsequent proceedings. When he raised the m .n clear off the 'floor,. jut as. a foot hull player lifts the lull pre paratory to a kick, he hit poor Marks a .ravk which knocked him over the ropes and down into the orchestra, where two chairs and thret violins were broken and "w n ere Marks was oickeu no unconscious, ou.nvan oe- lieved he had killed the man and hid hiiibelf in the wings." An Irishman ;;nd a negro ar. e 1 to so' tie the question of who was the bet ter infill. They also agreed that as Main as one" was satisfied he should in dicate tlie fact to the other by saying: "Sufficirnt." A 'ter pounding each oflTer fur some time the Irishman sang out: "Saflic'enl," when, much to his disgust, the negro exclaimed: "Sho" I've bei-n trvin' Jo think of d at word for t wee ty minutes." 1 v -t j. :m lUW1! Arr mm RI fin H HShF' iy.H'U'.as tioi.-; s iJ. and re'-r-!L-o i; e" r the cert of ail ii"i 'i 'rtH-v '; 0'. Di;,c C 1 Cwt-airr, R.:caniati!ni, ttilar'.a, old -.t, livs "r!teC kU trvitn-.t eat-srr'i. rs. r v- r r h" 1 w tur!a: l :t. i Iter. S."&i'; rinj.'fc'.r.. etc. I' ! n r. .rrf-.il ton;., orr! an Tf,7T--,-" r-n.ft.i. lui;u., up syils.a f jj'ia,). .La-lifs r hots tysttins r.TQ j-oitoned ar.3 whose blood Is la sn cordition, due &r Ui?nt'TH'',l Ir-i-rlrtr', cr fulp R C CURES tm fUJ U h rf . 4t 4 f il:ol i o ffflliLMlil inn n rr tt n pcui.ny bctliUd tyy i.ic wj.,c:riil uic and blood cUaning vrt-pc:Uc3 of I5. P. V., Fricltly Ash, Tci Root und Potitjifni. ink Sold by T. KLUTTZ & O. YOUR CA5E IS NOT HOPELESS AIDS NATURE IN NATURES OWN WAY. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE. A Pamphlet MAILED FREE ufn:n application. ATLANTIC ELECTROPOIE CO. 1405 Kew Yor Ave., Washington, D. C. 6- ) ft ' 4 S I Id - v r- i oTO A v m (TT- J CURES liOFUlA Mrs. E. J, Ro-wen, lledford, Mass., says tier mother has been cured of Scrofula try tha use of four bottles of ffJfrfVhJ fter vfng had much other treat- yf mcnt, and being reduced t quite a lo7 condition of health, as i was thought she could not lire. Cured my little boy of beredl- Rl tary scrofula vhich ap peared all oyer his For a year I had - S'giveti up aU hppo of his frecoTery, when finally I was xgp induced to use A few bo ttles cured him, and no j symptoms of the disease remain. Bins. T. L. 3IATHEHS, Matherrille, Miss. Oux book oa ClooJ an I Skin Disease mailed free. - Swist Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga. Administrator's Notice. Having qualified as administrator upon the estate of Atler Kirk, decease 1, . alj persons, having claim? ngainst said estate are hereby notified to present them to me for psiyracut on or before tlie 23th, day of July. 1 803, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. , 3ted to m. imraediatc scttlement. Ill :J.,l.l a EZIIA KIIIK China Grove , X-C Crr'Idrcn Cry for Pitcher's Castorial DURHAM se FERTILIZE Manufacturer High Grade Fertilizer 0 The following brands and exclusively M. 0. Alliance Omcial-Acicl Phosphate. M. G. Allian Progressive Farmer. Yours Trulv, DURHAM FERTILIZER CO. Oflic, Diuliiiin, N. C. Factories, Durham, N. C, and Ricliinond, Va. J. C. BEBNHARDT, Special Ag.t.7 Salisbury, N. 0, 'ii" U i-MTB iimm-iii nm"lll ' I TTTT-T-mvm m TTT'nnM j . - , win rn mm,m nam ui, n r Steam, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon tal of every variety and capacity. VERTICAL PISTON. 4 VERTICAL PLUH6I 1 i ft j 'A is.. irix: V?r A - O. M.Car-er, Cisqter. S. 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TliB A S CAMERON ST2AI1MP WORKS, - . Foot of Fit Td hia j.t Ni u "ici:K. Wmi h DiiTl Railroai . iiui.it! aji auu lieuDen Foster n Condenscdsclnduiein iffect Jmy.Q '' - - ' :rr - - - ' SOUTHBOUND. - v. Richmond... - llur etiile ...... " KysvUto Ar. iiarm'ie...... ... Orernsboro .... Lv. Goldsboio. . .-. . . . Ar. Kaleigb Ly. Hale..gh ... - Durhm Ar. Greensboro Lv. Winston-Salem , Lv. Greensboro ..... Ar. snisbmy ...... . Ar. Statesviile...... AshevlUe " llor. sjn.tgs Lv. Salisbury, r. Ar Charlotte Spartanburg-.... " (ireenvllle....... " Atlanta ..... Lv. una no. i Ar. C.olumbia ... Ar. Augusta -i' " ? P J4 N ,"'! I'M 4 iHr J' y 6 JH' V , T v, lfill,FM. I'M - M "-'.' A M 10 " A M JlV A M 2 l A VI 5 no a m It' A J4 !' P M -:ui V, f I'm KOUTI1BOUND. Lv,..AU!,Tista ' Columbia Ar. t'hailctie ....... Lv. Atlarit i .. Ar. Charlotte Lv. Chit lone Ar. Suits' ury v . . . . . I.v. lirt Springs..... . AsheUlf statesviile Ar. SiVisrniry Lv. Salisbury r. Oreensl-onn v . . I.1LY " JO. " 1?, 0'! f y" 10 (, .. S '(I .', s " ." M i' K ' 1 tr V V . . . :i i" p v - V p u I ! A M ill 4" - in. " 1211 r i 1 :.i :m i). 12 b .PM 2 4tl 'Uft 4 : C ia f rsr hi ' i .in 7 is 1 s 'Tt .. In Ui q 2 U" S li, . t-t4.-, 1- ' 1 1 I'-i 4'. i a 4 n 4 T 7 1 . f Ar. Wins on-S:iU m. ... . . l.v. Jiecnsiioio Ar. Dun am. - 1? aHlh Lv. i'sMeli... Ar. Oo'dsi-rro. Lv. OreenslK'TO Ar. nanvl le " KevsxlUe :.. liiii-kovlUp ... TacMiijia-id t 1'aliy exivpt un i.sy. 11 ih. ahlncton and Soutluvt-st.-m v.-vt i ?TJ ltrd operntf-d between Wasl.:i.. a'vJ ."llfl dally, leaves Washington 11. i j; n h'.., vv,u',. a. in.. GrceriPbtro :.6Sjt. in,, F i ii i.Vy V:s i t cbftriotio 9.45 a. m.. arrives Atli: t- us ',"m'" ? tumlnjr. leave Atlanta Ao p. n.. t: ;r' s s IQ.. S.itrsbury 10.34 p. m , Grt t p.sh- ro '. , VP' :,rrtvcs Danville l.tO -a. ro.'. l.vrrlil.u' tn V Washing-. 8.3 a. m. ThroM! inillfcl;; New -i ork to New Orleans. lt t ,., Z l'.f;r ton e.nd Memphis, via Atlar.ta an.l r.;.--., ,..'' f;E' Nos. 0 and 12 connect at l:!e!;n r i 'T 'n ;h West Point and ilaitimsn daily t Xn.. 10 SLEEPING-CAR SKKVK E. On Trains 9 and lo. Pullni m r.-rr, i s),,,.f," anl Aujjusta. V.. ' I II ..t IT1IIU UIJU ill.ll J I' I tl , i Vl i. 1 11 I ) - I . . 1 r "ii i: iiuu i uiiui :n i iivi ffi T . . 1 . .... . .1 .... t . I niLUlIRMIU ,UKI I.'-Ilillje i; lid It I t i ii ,u-,-,l. U'.io!ilt,(tlrvn .md- I.' nnv. -!.. , l.. i. . ... . " 'W. ami -Tslieviile. :jih1 luKiuau si. ens b'iv ' Washington atpl- Atlania. " ' u,n'u'" i A i nil 1.1 Tn:l . .w. .. TI..I. . ami ui.n:,u i ii i .11:.. :i ! M :n c ! eai-s u uurii mile ga ana .u i u; , K. Bl- i.KI.l; Y. v. a.;; r K JUil.MII M'XKIftll. Li II i'iis, ,f Piehmond.-Va. , ;,Hii 'r, r W. II. GI1KF.X. S. Il.n I. If." UK t. en. Manager, A.i.t'n lv v-t Washington. D C. ' .m,u.0V..' SOL HAAS, iraf. Mgr , Wir. r . i" ' U- U- ,VI 1 l ' J JL t j. 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II'- r , i: ui i . i itU uiiil jUi ili- i liliiSiliiL; Raleigh, N. a - : Orjian of the N. C Sfntc Aliiancp. Ivlitnl l,y CoLJj. L. r.ilk, ;ismY1 U 1. L. Itanispy. Tlie jmjir-r will I lecjit n. t tliri nsnal l;ii;i) 'standard Sa lisf.-rilie for ir, on!v il )it vcitt in .'k1v.:ih c Tin 1'ioit ssi vt l;,arii r u'.-i Hi Watchman will c sent iihv ..oserilx'i si a(,$l .1HI. fur Loth p Ts. Snlt'ril.e now. Ai'j'ross. i'KOGUKSSlVEIWI.'Mrjf. Ifdloi-li N.C. Cavpats, and 1 railc-Marks ohtamcd. a' d all cnt basiness conducted for Mooer"e Fees. Gu Omcc is Oppd'sits o. fi. FfATrTCTnc: and we can peenre patent in lues tua t"4 -remote from Wa-hia'ton. Jsend model, drawing or photo., with !np tinn. We advinc, if -pafnia! le or rot. free charge. Our fee not due till p.rwit 1 n-cnrtiL A Pamphlct. "How to Obtain Praciit"." w'" -names of actual client in ywtr tx.v,couiiJ. townreent free. Adirecs, ! 0A.SHOW & GO Opp. Patent Orricc, Washington. P. C- If j: Ii t TO fell i