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cw York Weekly Herald.
One Dollar ;i Yar.
t.rratest and hcaiTst Family .tourmalin
it.r I'nlted Mstos. AUsys Lrlght and Rella-
I, a
hvrry N"rn!.f r an Kpitome of the Hews of
the W'o'rM. v
Up Forelcn Peivutmcnt la unequalled.
I aU'bt fii l most accurate Cable Specials by
U,e o:Muetci.il Cal!c8. - -
FnlU'bt TeVi;r,.pl.le lirrorrs of all Cnirent
m-kciai. HUtikfr Practical Farming;
arif lea on Srlenr ', Art, Liters ture.tbe Drams,
MuV, Religion, Fashion and. Chess. - "
information on all subjects.
Ad.lress, - ' r
IA.MKS (JOKfON BENNETT, v -T
New folk Herald,. -nor
W . New York City
Holiday Goods!
H.I.L LINK OF 'Al l. KINTS OF UOL
L - ' - .
KAl (i(!(M.S rfct vt il w Sfpampr tn ilnr.
I t -. J : 1
nat-s'iia, -Tolly, Apples,
I'urrsnts, Mince Moat, Hsrit,
Nr.td of all klmls, .
i'antlles and Cakes, '..
I r.mdleil Teaches and f 18, ' .
someihingextTa- .
lh care t ami Live Poultry, '".
t'elcry, fresh each day. during the week
Vegetables, bcth canned atnl freih," , -of
almost every kind.
( ull earlr sntl ipwirt vmir kuwiIVs heftire
the i dh . v
.INO 1. BO AT WRIGHT,
15 A 17 So. Front Street .
Pure Buckwheat.
j IIAVK ON II AN if A FUKS1I LOT OF
N- f. r.CCKWHKAT. Just received from the
'fftun jartof tie State. Those desiring a
11 UK;auTICLE can obtain It by calling on
1 Jno. L Roatwrislit.
15 17 PoFront street
llaggngc Transfer. :
poli Pi:oMIT CALLS ANI IlELlVKGY
ot lppajje leaveyonrradcra atT. J. SOUTJI
H A M k'F lUcry HsMf, M ith econdSt.
r.lers tor ( anlate i romtly filled.
T. .1 . f OUl 1 1 KRl-ANP,
t. . " . ;
Uvery a- t Stle StaJ!ea, .
inly ?S tf Nov HO North aiecond St
Removed.!
I II A VK TIIK- VLVA9 URF. Of ANNOUNC
to my frten la and the pubHe that I hav$
Jmovrdlnfithelavrt an. coamodloua Sta
Mea erected by me or te corner ot frlncca
an nidnttrecta,tThe Lhayc ample room
br alljthe demamb of the Llvciy and f ale
KviElrr ta. I kecp.emtuit!y on hanl horsrs
and vehlrleB for hire and will loan! horses by
th day, vret or month at low Irab? a. A. ra'll
tpwtfaiir oiiciied. , -' '.-
Mm
X he D a i I y Rev low
SUNLIGHT ON THE HILL,
Fbe valley lies in the shadow.''
Hutthet.e' sunsoine on the '.kill; '
Though the fl.wers haye drooped and
faded. ,.
" And th wioda blow cold and chill. -
Then look up to the bill top.-
Where the sun shines fair.and bright;
Tbe clouds harifr o'er the vallev.
- But the bill i-t)albd in liuhj.
' . " , . ' .
Though the .winter winds arc wailing
Aod the wild bird's sonjj h still
And the sb vlowa nam: 'Vr the valley
"Thero ia sunlight on the bill
.The cloud3 of sorrow may darken -
- And lill our lives with gIom. ,
Rut wo wait with hope for the spring-
time. - .
When the flowers again shall. bloom ;
And we wajtjor th sunlight ot glad-
r nes.,
" Whsn tn night of sorrow is o'er.
When the tvoud f winter and dark-
" ' tics) . -
, Shall bang o'er the valley no more.
Thuuih tho winter winds are waijing.
And the wild bird's sotisj $ still, r
And the shadows hang tr tho valley;
1 There is sunlight on the hill.
. I Fo yi I Me Not
Alter all ihe arguments ab-mf cheap
neH and qutiify it app :ir ihat Dr.
Bull's J ugh Syrup i the br remedy
for be enro of e Miiiha and e dd- evei
offered to the rnhlie; The pre only
5C "'its a" b ltb and t vry drugt! in
the and 9tIU and rt e-ninHMal- if.
- 9
lirfiKl Boys
Some tioiid boys are j idged too
harshly by their-companions; nay by
their nearest relative, ar.d een by
their own mother. . J dn-nyV mother
kept It for years as ay awful s -cn-t tha
ho. a robust looking boy. was afraid o!
the dark. She thought the trail ymo
thins peculiar to that boy.
Hpw relieved she was to discover
that another mother's Tommy was
afflicted with the me infllrmity! It
) she bad gone extensively into -the
Bturuy ol biography, she would have
found that-several of tlo- most illus
trious men who have ever lived were
mortally afraid of the dark.
Charles Lamb, for'exampte. suit'.' red
for ytars from this cause, and sutFered
terribly. As soon as the candle was
extinguished-his misery besran.. and he
tell asleep. sometimes only from tho ex
haustion of terror. If he had to Das
through his bd-room in the daytime,
huturned his eyes away fiom the bed
thh scene of so much agony
If some kind, judicious friend or re
lative had but known bi3 inlirmity, he
might bave berh gradually relieved,
and. at lastccn'irely cured It he had
known that half the boys in Ihe world,
at gome period of their bryh"od, are
afraid ot the dark, the bitter sting of
shame would have been i.tken Irom
him. .
It is to be noted that gf l b-vs ol
lively imagination arc peculiarly liable
l this kind of lear. They are often
brave in meeting real dangers, if nec
essary, they could fight well in self
delense, or in defense of a eirl, or of a
boy weaker than themselves. It-is
sgainst imaginary dangers that their
courage is wanting.
"I used tn be awfully afraid ot the
dark," said a little girl ot 10 the other
day.
"And bow did you cure yourself ot
it?" asked oneof her friends.
Her answer was a wise one tor so
young a philosopher. She said:
''Whenever I felt afraid I would
stanri atill and say to myself: 'There
is nothing in this room except what
was before dark V
Let us not overvalue the bull kind of
courage. It has its value; we must
not undervalue it. Tho courage of a
bull is good in a bull ; the courage of a
man is quite another thing. The hu
man hero protects, defends aod assists;
be.'dares do all that mar become a
man ; who dares do more is none."
Youtlfs Com anio7i.
Use Dr. Pierce's "Pellets" for all bil
lions attacks.
.There is an old stone monument on
an island in the James river above
Belle Isle, on tho Chesterfield side upon
the top of.wbich are the letters ' J. S."
There is a tradition that this stone was
ptaced there by Cap t. John Smith" lo
show; to wnat exter.t the river wa
navigable in his day Tor lowboats.
Knjoy Liil
.What a truly beautiful world wc
live in! Nature gives lis grandeur
ot mountains, glens ami oceans,
and thousands of means of en
joyment. VVe can desire no better
when in perfect health ; but how often
do the majority of people feel .like giv
ing it up disheartened, discouraged and
worn out with disease, when. there is
no occasion tor this feelinz, as every
sufferer can easily obtain atisfactory
proof, that Green's August Mower, will
make them free from disease, as when
born. Dyspepsia and Liver CompiHiut
are tho direct causes of seventy five
per cent, of such maladies as Bilious
ness. Indirestion. Siek-IIeadftcbc. Cos
ttvtness. Nervous Prostration, Dizzi
ness of the- Head. Palpitation of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doees ot AuqusI Flower will
prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles, 10 cents Try it.
.Very 'Tew hotels now beep old regis
ters. They are cither burned, ditposi-d
of to authograph collectors, or sold for
waste paper. The trouble hotels hav-s
I tecoure' involved in, ami the nnenvia
ble prominence some got through regis
ter in court, is the ler.son lor ihi
action on the part of proprietors.
Atlvieo to aioftiar.
Mia. Wikslow's Soothing Sykup
should always bo used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieyes the little
.sufferer at ence; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by . relieving the child Irom
pain, and the' little cherub awakes as
"bright as a button." It is very pleas
ant to tasto. , It soothes the child, soft
ens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
vi ind. regulates Ihe towels ; and is the
txvt known-remedy:'" for diarrhoea;
whether arising from - tccthinc or other
causes. . " Twenty-live cents a bottln '
jlr (. deod & wly ; '
'Tli e B I oo a is the Life.." -1 r
Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which
is the fountain ot health, by using Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
and good digestion, a fair skin, buoy
ant spirits, vital strength, and Bound
ne9 ot constitution will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all
Immors, from the common pimple,
blotch, or eruption, to the worst Scrof
ula, or blood poison. -Especially has it
proven its eQicacy 4n curing Saltrbeum
or Teller. Fever Sores. Hip Joint Dis
eases, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings,
Enlarged Glands, and Eating Ulcers. .
Golden Medical Discovery curesCon
sumpiion (which is Scrofula ot the
Lungs), by its wonderful blood purify
ing, invigorating, and nutritive prop
ertk s For Weak Lungs, Spittine of
Blood, Shortness of Breath. Bronchitis.
Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred
nffections, it is a sovereign remedy. - It
promptly cures the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Xiver, Billiousness. or
'Liver Camplaint," Dyspepsia, and
Indigestion, it is an uneaqualled reme--dy.
Sold by druggists.
WW
Capital Prize $150,000.
- W tito hertt y etrttfv that et $upervtt IV
irranytmdiits or all the Monthly and Semi'
Ahhu iI Uraieuijs of Tat jAmutana Ulatr tk
cry Vompany, and in person manage and con
ZnU tAr iJraunnffg tftenuelvea, auti that thr
nttt are couthictta oith honesty t fairness, tm
. ga,t.-t faith towurU ali parties, und tfie author
at Hue Company o use thu certificate, withat
tifnitiOf utr tvjrutture t!t.icta. ti ilt rU&er
Co ra ra ISRt on?rH .
We, the nnderlttQned Ranks and Banters, will
w all Prizes drawn in The Ismisiana StaU
Lotteries which may he presented at our conn
L 11 oJ!.vsry. Pros Louls'ana n'l Bank,
P. LANAt'X Prea. tate VatM Bank. . .
. B l.ott i v. Pres. ew Orleans Nafl Bk
"J N P BKC K PKNTK 1 ATTK ACTION I
OVKi: HALF A MILLION IISTBIBITTKT!
iiouisiana State Lottery
Company.
.ii'jorpvrrated in iS68 for 25 year? by the Leg
Hlaturefor Kilucattonal and Charitable pur
pcfv6R with a capital of 1 ,000,000 to wlwcb a
reserve- fund of over fcVfl.ooo has s'.nce been
.died.
By an overwhelming populaj vote Us fran
ihlee was made a part of the present-State
Ooastltutlon adopted December 2d. A. D..1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
hp ihe people of any State.
It never scales r postpones.
Its Grand Single Mimber Drawings take
place nronthly, and th Fe I-Annual I'raw
ing8 regn'ai ly every six months (June and De
cember.) -
A SP1,KNDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
fOKTUNE. Thlr.1 Grand Drawing, Class
C, In the Acadmv of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March V.. 1887-202d Monthly
Drawlna
Capital Prize $150,000.
99" Notice Tickets are Ten .Dollars only.
Halves. $5. Fifths, 2. Tenths $1.
LI8T OF PRIZES.
i Capital Prize of $ 150,000.... $J50,000
1 Grand Prize of 50,000... no.noo
l grand prize of 20.000... ao.ooo
1 Large Prizes of 10,000.. 20,000
4 Large Prizes of 5,000... 20,000
20 Prizes of 1,000... 20,000
50 " - - 500... 25,000
100 " 300.. 30,000
200 " 200... 40.000
500 100... 50,000
t.000 " 50... ,50,000
' APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of t:J00.... $30,000
100 200 20,000
100 o . 100.... 10,(00
2,179 Prizes amounting to. $515,000
Application for rates to clubs should be mado
nly to the office of the Company In New Or-
Yor further informatloi:, write clearly, glv
ng full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange In or
Unary letter. Currency by Express (at our
expense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Now Orleans, L
or M. A. DAUPIII.
Washington, D. C
rU mi Registered Letters k
to
IW ORIEANS national bank.
BW ORLEANS. LA.
I? n Tn am 1 ay That . tnc presence of
Ja(lll trill MCI Generals Beauregard and
Flarly, who are In chprpe of the drawings, is
a guai-an'ee of absolute falrress and Integii
t, that the chances arc all equal, and that no
one can possibly divine what numbers will
draw a I'rize. All panics iheTef3re adver
tb-tng to guarantee Piizesin this Lottery, or
holdluir out any othcrimpcssible Inducements,
are swindlers, and only aim to deceive and
defraud tne unwary. feb 0
Homes in North Carblinat
o-
Onlv 20 Hours Ride, from
V
New York!
o- .
lUilCHSouth of lialelgli
On the lUlclgh and Augusta Air-Line U P.
1 500 ACUIea r ,AND ,IN THK OTift
leaf pine region. For sale on easy teruia Id
loin to atill purchaaerd. our acre f or iV
larger tracts $5 per acre, In month lv pay
ments or 10. This land adjoins the "South
ern Plnea". a recently Pstablbihed health re
fort (01 sanitarium), and Is specially adapted
for Fruit Culture, an well as all tne cereals.
A number of New Ens-land people have bonght
lota In the town of "Southern Pine, n'i lt
la the d-aire of tbe owners of this land to in
dace small farmers, mechanics and others
from the New England and Middle States, as
well as elsewhere, to locate here. . No State In
the Uulon offers greater Inducements to eet
Herd than North Carolina Nowhere can a
butter 1 arming country or as fine a climate be
found. 1 his is the opinion of Northern men
who have settled In North Carolina This la a
bonajlde offer, and la limited 1
For further particulars write at once to
- JOHN T-PATRICK, '
Commts'r of Immigration, Bletgu, N. C
or B. A Hlt:il AHlSON.
lmnil tf ChmHklaOfli.y, Anguata, ti
Tianos and organs can le houcht
o.he.ap4i: at HeinabersPT tian at any
other house in the StalP ..." t
u SU PEKIO U COURTS,
1 prin Terms 1 887;:
FIKST DisTKICrJUDGE: AVERY;!
Hyde Febrnary 7,1 week'May 1G, I
week. -v ::-'. . ' . -J'-v,,..-
Beaufort February 14. 2 weka; May
30. 3 .
Currituck March 7, i wok. -Camden
-March 14, 1 week.
Pasquotank Marcn 21, I week; June
13. 1 we-k, .
Perquimans March 28, i week.
Chowan April 4. 1 week; June 0,T
week. - .
Gates April M. l week ? - -Herltord
April 18. 1 weu ; June 27.
I week.
Washington April 25. t eek . '
Tyrrell May. 2, I week.
Dare May 9, 1 week. - '
Pamlico May 23. 1 we k.
second distkict--judof:siiipp. 5 .
Halifax January 10, 2 weeks; March
7. 2 weeks; May 10. 2 werk . . - ,
Northampton January 24 2 weeks;
April 4 2 wems ; June 3 I wt ek.
Ktlgecom he -f February 7. 1 week;
April 18. 2 weeks.
Craven February 14, 2 week?; May
30. 2 wevrks.
Warren March 21,2 weeks,
Bertie May 2, 2 weeks.; . ' - ; - ?
THIRD ;DISTBICT JUDGE MEBH1MON.
Pitt January 10, 2 weeks; March 21.2
weeks; June 13. 2 week's
Franklin January 24, 1 week ; June n.
I week.: - ;
Wilson February 7. 2 ' wreka;' April
18. 2 wet ks
Vance February 21. 2 weeks'; May.
23. 2 weeks
Martin March 7. 2 weeks.
firene April 4. 2 weeks. - ,
Nash May 2. 2 weeks.
FOUB Til DISTRICT JUDGE SHEPIIEUD
Wak January 10," 2 weeks; Fb
runry 28, 2 weeks; ;Mareh .28, 2
weeks; fAprd 25, 3 weeks.
Wayne January 24. 2 weeks; March
14,2 wee-s, f April 18. 1 week. .
Karnett February 7. I. week
Johnston February 14. 2 week'.
K1ITII DlSTltTCT JUDGE PHILLIPS.
Granville January 31, 2 weeks; May
9, 2 weeks. ; V
Chatham February 14, 1 week; May
23, 1 week. - -Guilford-February
21, 2 weeks; June
13, 1 wtek '
Alamance March 7. 1 week; June fi,
1 week,
Durham March 11.2 weeks; May 30,
1 week.
Oranue March 23. 1 week.
Caswell April 18, 2 weeks.
Person May 2, 1 week.
SIXTH DISTRICT JUDGE CONNOR.
New Hanover January 24, 2 weeks';
April 13, 2 weeks.
Lenoir February 7. .1 week.
Duplin February 14. 2 weeks
Sampson February 28, 2 weeks ;May
2, 1 week.
Pender March 14, 1 week; May 1
week.
Carteret March 21, 1 week.
Jones March 28, 1 week.
Onsiow April 4, 1 week.
SEVENTH DISTKICT JUDGE CLAHK,
Anson " January 10, 1 week; tMay 2,
1 week.- : "-v.! - ;
Columbus January 17, 1 week; March
28, 1 week, -Cumberland
'January 21. 1 "week;
March 14, 1 week;May 9, 2 weeks.
Robeson January 31, 2 weeks; May
23,2 week.
Richmond February 14 2 week? ; June
6, 1 week.
Bladen March 21, I week.
Brunswick April 4, 1 week.
Moore April 18, 2 weeks. -
EIGHTH DISTKICT JUDGE GILMEK.
Cabarrus January 31, 1 week; May
2, 1 week.
Iredell February 7. 2 weeks; May 23.
2 weeks.
Rowan February 21. .2 weeks; May 0,
2 weeks. -Davidson
March 7, 2 weeks; June fi,
1 week.
Randolph March 21, 2 weeks.
Montgomery April 4, 1 week.
Stanly April 11, 1 week.
NINTH DISTRICT -JUDGE UOYKIN.
Rockingham January 24, 2 weeks.
Forsyth- February 7, 2 weeks; May 23,
2 weeks.
Yadkin February 21, 2 weeks.
Wilkes March 7. 2 weeks; May 2, 1
week. - .
Alleghany March 21. 2 weeks.
Davie April 4. l weeiw "
Stokes April 18,1 week
Surry April 25. 1 week.
TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE MACRAE.
Henderson February 14, 3. weeks.
Burke March 7. 2 weeks.
Caldwell March 21, 1 week.
Ashe March 28, 1 week; May 30, 1
week. -
Watauga April 4, I week; June , I
Mitcheil April 18.2 weeks.
Yancey Mav 2. 2 weeks.
McDowell May 1G, 2 weeks.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE . MONT
' GOMERY
Alexander January 24, 1 week; June
13, 1 week.
Catawba January 31, 1 week ; June.fi.
I week. ' -
Union February 14, 1 week, fFebru-
ary21. 1 week; M ay 23. 1 week;
fMay 30, I week.
Mecklenburg fFebruary 28. 3 weeks
Gaston March 21,2 weeks.
Lincoln April 4, 1 week
Cleveland April 11. 2" weeks.
Rutherford April 25. 2 weeks. -Polk
May i, 1 week.
TWELFTH DISTRICT J U DO E GRAVES
Madison February 282 weeks.
Buncombe Marcb 14. 3 weeks; June
20. 2 weeks.
Transylvania April 4. 1 week
Haywood April 1 1. 2 weeks. ,
Jackson April 25, 2 wjpeics.
Macon May 9 I week.
Clay May 16, 1 week.
Cherokee May 23. 2 weeks' '.
Graham June 6.1 week
Swain June 13. L.week. v
Criminal caoscs only. ' "
Civil causes and jail causes only
tCivil causes only
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1887.
Harper's' Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
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"tho model of what a periodical for young
readers ought to be," and the justice of this
commendation is amply sustained by the
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an earnest and well sustained effort to provide
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No! ?3.
Dallj.
Ko VTj
bally.
lave Wilmington.!
7.20 am
.&15pa
10.1 Oom
Lv lwcrjniaw
lieav Mrhn... ..
Arrtvo Floren'e
rH e 'nm r ....
rrlv ''oluniUla..
S 1 a ml ".30 nm
11 lSpm
l0 2Samlll.?4 pra
iz-SHau
i.ia a miis is am
1 12 ptn 4.34 am
:t 4 .m, 6 ?o am
l.ani
4.24am
e.SWt.
TRAIN GOIN4 NORTH.
o. 78.
Dairy
P.2.1 pra
11 12 pra
4 45 am
5.28 am
7 OtJam
S.Sffam
No. .;.
No.
Dally.
Dally.
Leave Columbia.:,
trrlve Sumter ..' !
leave Florence;. :
I-ave Marlon....-;
Iv I4. wR era maw
Arrl-e Wilndngt'n
1 10 pm
2 .44 pm
4.30 pm
5.11pm
b Uj im
8.S0 pm
s.10 pm"
X Hi i.m
10.11 pm
ILS.1 im
Nob. 1 and ?S atop at all Stations except
Reiri.-terd Kbenezer.Canhavancah.Wateiee
and flnnns' . .
Pasftensera for nOlnta on C A O. R. r.. f " -
C A A. B. R-dtatlons. Alen Jnnrtlon. and '
all points beyond. nhOHld bJfl No. 2.1, Palb
man slepr fo Augusta on th'.s train. - -
- . .. JOHN r. mvtNK,
. inera) Superintendent.
J, R. KKNLYj .up't TransportatkHu -v
M. cmi t(i s. narfcl Passenrejr Agon v
feb 3 4f. , . .-. ;'
1 mm 1 1 tat J
Carolina Central il. F. 1.
Company r v
OTiq Ot 4KWKRA1. 8npBTWTypOTTt
-Hrnlimton. . N. C, Jan
2ifcl7. I
Change of Sched uler
o
AND AFTER TniS DATE. TBI
following rscheouie will be operated on thl
Pol "tzii
usuroan : .1
No. l, Dally except Sundaya.
Leavo Wilmington at ......6 CO A. hi
Leave Shoe Heel...., ..10.14 "
Leave Charlotte S.42 P M '
Leave Mielby...
Artlve Rutherford ton ...8.40 r
No. 2 Dally except Sunday. " . '
Leave Uhtherfordton f. 03 A II -
Iave Shelby:.. ..... 7 63 ...
Leave Charlotte. .........11.00 .
Leave Sboc Heel 3 56 P M
Arrive Wllrolngton 8.C0 n " .
No. 3 Dally except i Sunday.
Leave Wllnalngton....T. ....... 6 45 P M
Leave Raleigh........ ..7.00
Arrive Charlotte ,...T."7.25 A M
No. 4 Dally exoept 8unday. c " " "
Leave Charlotto. .... 8 15 P '
Arrive alclgh .v. 8 33 AM
Arrive Wllmlngtbn.... 8.40 .
Trains Nob. 1 and 2 make connection at Sj;o. :
Heel with trains on C F. A V. V. By. -
Trains No. 3 and 4 make close connection t
Hamlet with Trains to and from Ra'elgh. .'
Through Sleeping Cara,betwcen Wllmlnrtot
and Charlotte and Charlotte and Raleigh. :
Take Train No. 1-for RtateBvllle.Sutlow
Western N C R R, Ashcvllle and points Win, -y
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athene,
Atbinta and points Southwest.
1 ocal Freights Noa.-A and fi tri-wcekly le
tween Wllmlrrgton and llainlet. -v
Loal Fielghi Nob 7 and s trl weekly be
tween Hamlet and Shelby. r
Nop. f, fi, 7 and will not take passengers
L. C. JONEfc,
. Superlntendeixt.
r. w. CLARK, tienerai Passenger Agent
jan 25 -
Wilmington & Weldon RR.
AN II IHCANCIIES.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAIN GOING SOUTH.
No. 15,
No. 4)
Dated Jan. 'J. V7
Leave Weldon....
Ar. Rocky Mount.
2 15 pm
3.33 "
l 1 in am
2 27 am
Arrlvo i 'i'arboro. . . 4 5) pml..... ....I.. .......
Leave Tarboro 11 30 pmj... ...... ..
Arrlvo Wilson 4 05 pm 6 58pm 3.07 am
icavc Wilson
Arrive clma
ArrlveFayettevlllc
5 40 pm
8 30 pm
Leave Goldsboro. .
Ieave Magnolia..
Leave Rnrgaw....
Ar. Wilmington...
4 0 pm
6 C9 pm
7 00 pm
7 50 pm
7.40 pm
8.3? pm
3 68 am
5.18 am
6.13 am
7.00 av
9.55 pra
TRAINS, GOING NORTH.
No. 62,
No. 7$.
No. 66,.
Dally.
eld
No. 43,
Dally.
old
No. 45,
11.40 pm
Dally.
old
No. 47,
8.51 am
0.34 am
Leave Wilmington
Leave Burgaw....
Icave Magnolia, i.
Arrive Goldsboro.
8.50 pm
9.60 pm
10.41 pm
II 68 pm
SZam
55 am
10.23 am
11.35 am
Leave Fayette vlllc
A oo am
Arrive Pclm.....
A rri ve Wilson . . . .
10 47 am
11 69 am
i ......... 1 1 k uj niaj .........
2.40 am 12 25pm12M am
1. ........ LfOpml 1.27, am
I I KO nml
Iave WPson..i..
Ar.RockyMonnt..
Arrive Tarlwro.-j..
Leave Tarboro.-....
I &opm
Ill . I .
M w ur.,v ....
10 am 35 pm 2.65 am
Arrive Weldon....) 4
Tm!n rn SAAtlAnd NA.lr rtntu.ti T?naf ta..
No. 23, No. 27,
Daily, Dally.
(old (old
No. 43.) No. 40.)
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.00 P. If. Re ,
turning leaves Scotland Nrrk it isi a. m
dally csccpt Sunday.
i ram icarcs rarrrff. rt. c, via Aluermarie
& Raleigh R. It. Daily except Sunday, 6.00 p,
M , -Sumlay 5.00 p. M.. arrive WBllamalon.
N. c, 8. in 1 M., 6 10 p. m. Iturnlng leavec
WlHlamstoe; N C, Dally except Junday, .
A. M ., minday 0.50 A. M , Arrive Tarlwro, N.
C; 10 5 A. M., 11.30 A.M-
Train mi Midland N. C. Branch leavr C&l 1s
loro, N, C, Dally except Sunday, 7.00 A, M., -arrive
Smlthflcld, N. C, f 30 A. hi. Returning
leaves Smith Celd, .V 9 on a. M.. arrive .
Holdbboro, N. C.,10 30 A. l.
tkt.thioiind Train on Wilson Jk rayettcviU?
Rranch is No.51. Northbound is No. 6e.
Train No. 27 South will atop only atWIUoa,
Oohlsooroand Magnolia. .
Train No. makes close connection at Wei
don for all points NorU, Dally. Ali rail va
Richmond, and daily except -Sunday vts Bat
Une. . . .
Trains make close connection for all pclat
North via IUchmond and Washington, .
Alltraln-run solid between WPvlnrton anc
Waahlngton. and have Pullman- Palaca-Sieap .
era attached.
Dailrexr t fnnday.
JOH5 F, DIVINE,
. weneral SnperteUadtau
.1. R KF.NLY. FnpU Transportation
. r. At. KMKKSON. OeMva Paaaenger A at at. ,
rjHK ONLY FI KhT-P 4b liKf TAfRAKI
in North Carolina
T T," Yu WALLACE.
an t?;isi' ' - . ;- I'ropiteior
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