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afrm5 a 4and-....11-relief
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Cure :
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feli 5 Jw tc Drni lv
Holiday Goods!
FILL LINK OK ALL KINDS OF HOL
lDAT ;oOl3 received by 8 tfatner to-day.
tlunn, Prei-orves, Oranges,
CaS-tji8,Jellj, Appies. - -
L"nrrnu. Minre Meat. Flga,
Nut o( aU klndrt, .
twatra ami take.
Hnmlloit Ft hes and rhts,
eotnet lil or extra.
Urfnr.e-1 and I Ive Ponltry, t - s -
lewty, finish rarh dy during tUe week.
VmLW. both canned and freth.
of almost every kind.
(. blifirly kD'l vecure yonr
supplies before
Hue rch
.ISO L BOATWRJGHT.
IS A 17 So. Frost Street
Pure BntTOTlieatr
HAVF-ON HAND A TKE8H LOT OF
t. buckwheat, jiBt received from the
Hftirm part of tie State. Thoee desiring a
' . - . .... --
Pt'RK'A KT1CLE ran obtain it toy calling on
Jno. L. Boatwright.
IS 17 So. Front 8treet
Just Received;
On Consignment.
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BOXES TOBACCO, 12 in. 4s & 3s
j35 " 11 in.JSs.;
j45 M " Jjo. 4s & 5s.
I Which we are offering for sale' 25
Percent. less than'mannfaolnrar'a rmst.
ai.su. .. . :
20,000 Cigarsoll grades
SOL. BEAlt & CO..
0.9. 5U.BKKT 8T.
J'ale Dealer to llqvr and Tobacco.
Baggage Transfer.
DO PROMPT CALLS AND DELIVERY
' fnt a leaveljourordera atT. J.80CTM-
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USrVi 1 Iters nhV. XnrtJi-KdSt.
Mr tr CartUre promi tly filled. -V
:t. j. soothkelahd. . -
Urery aid Sale sntblea, ;
J0c FOR A SHAVE. F
FOR A 11 A 111 CUT. y
FOR A HAIRCUT.SHAVE ,
D ANUSHAMPOON.
HAIR DYEING aoc and upward.
Ji.X tt bec and Ferf orner,
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A, A., BroT7n,
AL MTATK AND COLLECTION BBO-
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ir;:r4j r&1'4Vt btut. TttWa, Deeds.- Ac .
rcfc
horfc
proaptiy, . . " jan 15
FhO DQlIy r20ViOV7)nenjilnd favorite key' in which be!
- . , .11... j generally speaks, bat which be of teal
vTO n COFf I N L.KSS DEA L . t
Tb paau I .fine of thecofiinleas dead
The heroes who wore the ray, .
Who dared to follow where chivalry
led. '.
And fronted the flame of the battle red.
.Wboe blood like warm red wine wa
hd, ;
'In the heat rtf the deadly fray.
Ah. grand. U the task the tale to tell,
Of those heiot-s without a name.
Whose spirits were stirred by the "rebel
yellJ . .
As it rose and throbbed on the battle-
8We4i,
As tbev fallowed their leaders mid fire
; .rofhelti v " - V .
w Thr'.'the grates of a destbtess lame.
All hailljn the bra,ve, whose forms sv
' bright - " .
"'. Did I natum's shield arise. , .
A'bo dared to lani and strike' for the
right. . A .'
Whoae spkiu passed trom the battle
-I . . night. '
leto God'f prsencp pure and white
: ; With the stamp of the sacrifice
All-hail ! to the blood, that a curiam leK
On au infant nation' head.
What thV the cbnues of it chrui'ninj
""bell.. - ...
Bet mingled their tones with its funeral
All haii! to Us spirit fled.
All hail! to the paladins c!ad fn gray.
That Stuart and Stoewll 'iel.
Who would with their lives a ransom
Whot'B brave breasts bore the brunt of
' - the fray.
Who wn Ik to the light of the sonic??
': day .
. All hail! to the eo ffi nles dead.
pal IJenlerson.
Douglass. Ark rrchH.
Slvatori Oil , the greatest cure on
earth lor p:n, as an anodyne has no
equal in -the market. It t with u?
riuubl the nest liniment. Price twenty
five cents a bottle.
-----
; .Mr.i.Beeclier'8 Voice.
In tb bouse ot Thomas A. Edison,
at Liewllyn- park, is a remarkable
memento if Bechcr. The inventor's
phonograph lor iuiptessint; on a soft
niHtal sheet the uttnanpe of a human
I voice, ana then em nuns it again oy
the turning of a crank, has never been
put to any very valuable' use, and
L Fdison has only gained from it a few
Khousand dollars in royalties Irom ex
hibitors. But he utihzed it to make a
collection of famous voice. Since he
became famous his visitors have in
eluded hundreds of celebrities. Instead
ot asking them for their autographs or
photographs, be has, in two or three
hundred instances, requested them to
gpeak a few sentence into a pbono
Utaph. . lie has kept the plates in a
cabinet, and occasionally he runs some
of them through the machine, which
sends out the words exactly as uttered.
Edison is probably the only man who
can revive the silenced voice of the
great preacher.
v .7
A sto ii is iii iir success.
It is the duty of every person who
has used Boschef?s German Sntp to let
its wonderful qualities oe known to
their friends in curing Cnnsun ption,
severe Coughs. Croup. Asthma, Pneu
monia. and io fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it without
i named in te relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, 'and We consider it
the doty ot ail Druggists to recommend
it .to the poor, dying cnsuraptive.
at least to try one bottle, as 80,000 doz
en bottles were sold lav. year, and no
one case where it failed was reported
Such a medicine as the
cannot be too widely
yourdrutfgist about it.
to try sold at 10 cents.
75. cents. Sold bv all
German Syrtp
known Ask
Sample bottles
Regular . size,
Drutfgipts and
Dealers, in the United States and Can
ada. A Ciiri's Idea of'a Man.
The followtog conversation was over
heard in a hotel at- Weldon. N C, dur
ing the civil war.
Two young girls were chatting ou a
Aofa- unconsciously drawing the atleo
jion o! the crowd in the room to their
conversation. Said one:
"Selma is going to marry Lieutenant
F.. alter all. You know ghe had broken
her engajmcnt with him. Bt he loat
his l'.g at the battle ol Manasses, and
what does she do but take the hero into
her favor again. I could no: marry
any one who was not a whole man,
could jou?M
"Yes." exclaimed the other; "if there
was jnst erurnsh of hi body iHi to tudd
bis soul. I'd marry him it I lved him "
The applause that ' loi'towcd thia
speech , was tremendous The soldiers
spraog to their feel and vented their
feelings iu loudhDZas while the land
lord and attendants rushed into l ho
room to ee if the v Yankees were whip
ped." Chicayo LttltiQr.
.'Hello.m,we heard one
another, the other day.
man say to
"I didn't
know you at first, why! you look, leu
yvars yuuugerlhau you did when I saw
you last.-- I fel ten years younger."
was the reply. 4You know I used to
be under. the weather all the limo and
gave up expecting to be aoy better.
The doctor said I had consumption. I
"was terribly weak, had night sweat.
cougb.no appetite, and lost flesh 1
saw Dr. Pierce's Hiolden Medical Diss
covery' advertised, and thought it
would do no harm it it did bo good. It
has cured rue. I am a new man be
cause I am a well one."
. ; - - TlieMmlc of Talk.
Sentences sre spoken in a certain
musical key .and ra mostly begun' on
the fifth or dominant of 4bo scale of the
keynote, from which they descend in
seconds of thirds or other intervals to
the. keynote, and. maybe, down the
lower dominant. Or they begin on the
keynote and moye to the dominant, or
they ascend from, the dominant to the
octave, and' to the."' ninth and tenth.
Marty expressing are begun on the
sixth as ;n a leading lone to the domi
nant. The voice moves mostly up and
down in the principal scale and chord,
and in their relative harmonies, and fre
quently dwell-? on introducinjr tones
; froa aboye or below to a tone of any of
mesacaorua... ... , - .
.petson Cat .hlaowo' laada
transposes hi-her or lower in jtn-
patby to other voices. &nd he isercited.
Indivine service, at church. I have
heard the minister begin in his natural
bov Tlfi tho T I .nr.naal
in a higher key. when the minister.
pse9sioca musical ear. gradually rose
i the tone of the choir. In one in
stance the minister began the com
amnion service in E flat and. the choir
and organ gave the response In F.
The minister gradually raised bis voice,
and by tb fourth commandment met
the tone of the choir, wheiein he con
liitucd to the end.
In ordinary conversation the differ
ent voice speak in the Ire y ot B flat.
B or C. person with soprani tr -tenor
voices tuving in th upper part of tb
scale, and the aito and buss voices hold,
injf to the lower part of the same, and
the replies turning otien to the dumi
naatorsub doiuinaiit.
Friendly conversation keeps mostly
to the key ol the principal person ofth
circ!e..who at the time !ive3 not only
mor.'tliand social- t .u. but also the
musical KMie to all around foiu. and if
any one ol the company would speak
in a dill'' rent tone. he would be out of
tune and out ot countenance with the
olheis When we readby ourselres we
speak in Cor in B flat, or lowr s ill;
but when we rend to. others we raise
our voice to ihe Jfourth or 'fifth ot our
own key. thntsioG oi.F or E flat
Lo uman's Mtia.zine.
Hucki oil's- Arnica Salvo.
Tuk Br.ST Salve in the worl t for
Cuts. Bruises. "Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Khfum. Fever Sore, Tetter. Cnapped
Hand. Chilblains, Corns, and a.11 Skin
Eruptions and Ponitivelv cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or mo..ey
refunded Price 2-5 cents per box. For
sale by V. H. Green & Co
M iMJEL LA N J?AI L .
A aiKOIOINK. NOTAUUINK.
11KJH AUTIIOHITV.
Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, an
ale diolic beverage or liquor, and couid
not be seld lor use, except to persons
desirous ol ob'aininsr medical bitters.
GREEN B RAUM,
U. S. t'oiiiV Internal Rev.
Washington. D. C , Sept. 24. 1884.
Dear Sir Why dont you get a cer
tificate frm Col. W. II. W.. of Balti
more, showing how he cured himself
of drunkenness by the help of Hop Bit
ters. His is a wonderful case. He ia
well known in Rochester by all drink
ing people there. He is known in this
city. Cincinnati, New Orleans, New
York; in fact, all over the country, as
be spent thousands ot dollars lor rum
I honestly believe hi card would be
worth thousands nf dollars to you In
this city and Baltimore alone, and
make thousands ot sober men by in
ducing the use of your bitters.
J. A W.
PREJUDICE KILLS.
"Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a bed of misery under the care of
several of the best physicians, who
gave her disease various names but
no relief, but now he is restored to
u in eood health by Hop Bitters that
we bad pnobed at to years before
using it. We earnestly bope and pray
that no one else will let their sick u fi
ler as we did, on account of prejudice
against so good a medicine as Hop
Bitters" The I arntsGoodTemplars
Milton, Del.. Feb. 10. 1880.
Having used Hop Bitters, the noted
remedy for debility, nervousness, indl
ge8tion. etc.. I have no hesitation in
saving that it is indeed au excellent
medicine and recommend it to any one
as a truly tonic bitters.
Respectfully.
Rev. Mks. J. H. ELLGOOD
Scipio. N. Y.. Dec. 1. 1834.
I am the pastor of the Baptist church
here and an educated physician I
am not in practice, but am my sole
family physician, and advise in chronic
cases. Over a year ago I recommend
ed your Hop Bitters to my invalid
wife, who has been under medical
treatment of Albany's best physicians
several years. Sho has been greatly
benefited and still U3es ihe medicine.
I believe she will become thoroughly
cured of her various complicated dis
eases by their use. Wc both reeom
mend them to our friend. many of
whom have also bern cured of their
various ailm"Uls by them.
Utv. E R. WARREN.
CURED OF ORMMRG.
"A youug friend of mine was cured
of an insatiable thirst tor liquor that
htd so prostrated his system that he
was unable to -do any business. He
was entire y cured by the use ot Hop
Bitters. It allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appciite for
liquor ; made his nerves steady and he
has remained a steady and sober in an
lor more than two years", and has no
desire to return to his cups, and I
know of a number of others that have
been cured ot drinking by it "From
a lead jug R. R. Official. Chicago, 111.
Working Clasps W8MS.
prepared to furnish all rlafca with employ
ment at home, the whole of the time or fur
their pare moments. BtiMmsp ecw. Ilsht
and prt.titablc. Persons of cither sex casiiy
earn from fttf cent to $5.03 per evcnlit, and a
proportional sum by devoting all tntlr tltu
to the business. lky and girls earn nearly
ft ranch as men. Thu all who see this nay
serd tbclr address, and test tbe buslneea, we
make this offer To such as are not well eat
ts&ed we will end one dollar to pay lortbe
trouble ot wilt njr Fall particulars and out
fit lTe. Address Gkobge MIKSos A CO ,
Portland, Marne. declfimdlyw
.
to be made. Cut his out
and rcurn to ne. and we
will send you free, soaae
thlnsr ot treat value and
Importance to yon, that
will suit yon in business
waich will bring you In more mosey right
away than anything else In this world. nv
c na can do their work and Uve at home. Eltb
r sex; all ages Something nw, that lust
coins money fo all workers. We will start
yon; ciplta loot needed. TWs la one ot tbe
ireztuloe. important chances ot a lifetime.
Those who are am bit -us and enterprising
wLl not i'elsy. Grand ou.flt free. Address
Tkue o , Augusta, Mtlne.
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SUPERIOR COURTS.
Sprins: Terms 1887.-
KIKFT DI3TKICTWUDQK AVERT. J
Hyde February 7. I week; May IB. 1
week. :i v--
BeapforttFebruary 14. 2 weeks ; May
, 30. 3 weeks
Currituck March 7. 1 week.
Camden March 14. 1 week.
Pasquotank Marco 21. 1 week ; June
13. I week. - - :
Perquimans March 28v 1 week. .
Cnowan April 4. 1 week; June ' 20. 1
week. - -t -
GatesApril ,11. I week "
Hertford April 18. 1 week; June 27,
1 week. -
WHhiiUn April 25. I week.
Tyrrell-May, 2. I week.
Dare May il. 1 week.
Pamlico May i3 1 week. . (
SfcGOJfD 1HSTKICT JUIH5E Sjiiri.
lUiitAX January 10. 2 weeks; March
- 7. 2-week': Mat 1f. 2 wek. '
Northampton January 24. 2 weeks;
Aptlt 4. V weeks;- IJune 13. I w-ek
j Edgecoruoef February " 7. : --l week ;
April 19, 2 weeks.
Civen February 14 2 "weeks; May
30 2 week. v .
Warren March 21.2 weeks.
Bertie May 2; 2 weeks. ' ;
THU;) OISTBICT JUDGE MEItKIMON.
Ptu January 10, 2 weeks; March 21.2
weeks; June 3. 2 weeks ,
Franklin January 21, 1 week; June 6.
1 wer-k. '
W Hm February 7, 2 weeks; April
18, 2 weeks ' .
Vnnce February 21; 2 weeks; tMay,
23. 2 weeks
Martin Mnrch 7. 2 weeks.
Greptie rAoiii 4 2 weeks.
Nash May 2 2 weeks.
FOUUTH lISTKICT JUDGE' SHEPHERD
Wake Jannary 10, 2 weeks; fb-
ruary 28. 2 wks; Maroh 28, 9
weeks; fApr l 25. 3 weeks.
Wavm lanuary 24. 2 weeks; March
14.2 weeSrs. f April 18. 1 week.
Harnett February 7. 1 week.
Johnston February 14'. 2 Wfceks.
FIFTH DISTRICT JUDGE PHILLIPS.
Granville January 3L 2 weeks; May
9. 2 weeks.
Chatham February 14, 1 week ; May
23, I week.
Gu 1 1 lord - February 21,2 weeks ; June
13, 1 wtck
Aiamance March 7. 1 week; June 6;
1 week
Darham-March 14.2 weeks; May 30,
1 week.
Orange-r-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 18. 2 -weeks.
Lenoir February 7. 1 week.
Duplin February 14. 2 weeks
Sampson fFebruary 28 2 weeks; May
2. I week.
Pendor- March 14, 1 week; May 9, 1
week. -Carteret
March 21. 1 week.
Jones March 28. 1 week.
Onsiow April 4. l week.
SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE CLARK.
Anson "January 10, 1 week; tMay 2,
1 week. ; - .. " .
Columbus January 171 week; March
28. l week.
Cumberland January 24. 1 week;
March 14, 1 week ; tMay 9, 2 weeks.
Robeson January 31, 2 weeks; May
23,2 weeks.
Richmond February 14 2 weeks ; June
(. 1 week.
Biaden March 21, I week.
Brunswick April 4.1 week.
Moore April 18, 2 weeks.
EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGE GILMER.
Cabarrus t January 31. 1 week; May
2. I week.
Iredell February?, 2 weeks; May 23.
2 weeks. -Rowan
February 21. 2 weeks; May 9,
2 weeks.
Davidson March 7, 2 weeks ; June 6,
1 week.
Randolph March 21. 2 weeks.
Montgomery April 4. 1 week.
Stanly April 11. I week.
NINTH DISTRICT -JUDGK BOTKIN.
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. -Alleirhany
March 21. 2 weeks. v
Davfe Aprili. 1 weak,
StokeVf-April 18,1 week.
Surry April 26 1 week.
' TENTH DISTRICT" JUDGE MACUAE.
Hendersn February 14, 3 weeks.
Burk March 7. 2 weeks.
Caldwell March 21, 1 week.
Ashe March 28, 1 week ; May 30, 1
week. -v ". "
Watauga April 4, 1 week; Jane 6, I
week. .
Mitcheil-r-April IB. 2 wieks.
Yancey May 2.-2 weeks.,
McDowell MayTb". 2 weks.
ELEVENTH pSTUICT JUDGE j1 MONT-
' - .: ; . ' t - GOHEK7. . ; ? ':""
Alexander Jnnuary 24, I wcek ; June
13. 1 week. ' - -
Catawba-January 31, 1 week; June fl.
. I week. ". ' . " ' '
Union February 14, 1 week 1 Febru
ary 2i: Tweek; My.23, I week;
tMay 30. 1 week. . ' -Meckleuburt
February 28. 3 weeks
(iaston March 21. 2 weeks. r
Lincoln April 4. 1 week- " '
Cleveland April 1 1. 2 weeks. 4 -Rutherford
April 25. 2 weeks.
Polk May M. 1 week ' :
TW ET.FTII DISTRICT J UDGE , GRAVES.
Madison February 28. 2 weeks.
Buncombe March 14. 3 weeks; .-June
20. 2 weeks -V - : -
Iransy Ivania April 4. 1 'week . -Hay
wood April II, 2 weeks.
Jackson April 25. 2 weecs. "
Mac4 May 9 I week.
Ciay May 16. i week. t ;llt r
Cherokee May 23 2 weeks.
Graham June 6 I week
Swain June 13. 1 week. -Criminal
causes only,
Civil causes and jail causes only . - '.
t Civil causes only
I",
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OTSTER?. Gntranteeu 'mmd and- J
. ; fcona wnespat-fi rot deuve y i
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UIGCELLANEOUS.
Capital Prize lo0,000
W0kcTttv ertv tAmi m $rfrtnt.u
arrangements forntltkt Uontttiy and Semi
Ammtmt Ortunm$ of Tht Lonttuitut StU Lct
erjf Vonpmnp, mnd in pcraon nmmpt mnd ctm
troi thf Urmmnft thtweivtt an Ui t!U
mm mrt conducted with honesty, ftntess, turn
iu good fait towmrd Ul pmrUe mnd wtf author
t th Compmmt o ctrtiJicU, mitK fae
timtiltSOfPHr mwnatvriB mUmcKed. iniUmdo
UomnitftHtonctrft.
. 9fe-, the ttnttrrrtoncrt fhmfcji mwt Kttnttr, tt
wry all Prz drawn in The Lowsitma State
Lotteries whir wury. be presented otonrenmn
ters. f II oHLBSBT. Pres. Loutana Nat" TJink
PirRRK r.AVAl'X.Pres. tate NatM Rant.
A. It4I rvis. Pre. New Orleyn Nsfl nt
CARL "KOHN. Pres. Un'on National Bank.
-j
rTNpRECEDENTED ATTRACTION I "
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED!
Louisiana State Lottery
Oompany.
inconorated In 1K6S for 25 years by Cue Ijus
taUture for educational and Charitable pur
loses with a capital of SI ,000,000 to wtach
reserve fund of over SA&O.OOO has since been
added.
By an overwhelming populai vote Us rran
salee was made apart of the present Staw
CoustltnUon adopted December 2d, A, D..1871
The only Lottery ever voted on mnd endorsed
by the people o f any Stat
- Itnevtr scales r postpone
Its" Grand single umber Drawings take
place nionihSy, an' I th- Hc-l-Annuai rraw,
lngs rcgn'ai ly every six niontliT tine and De
cember A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
rORTFJNE. Fourth Grand Drawing. Class
D, In the Academy of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday, A prlF 12, 1887 2o3d Monthly
Drawlnjt ,
Capital Prize $150,000.
Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, $5. Fifths, f2. Tenths SL
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize of flM.OOC.
.$150,000
50,000
20,000
20,t00
20,' HX)
. 2o;oito
23,000
30,000
40.000
50,0(K)
50,0(t0
Grand Prizkop
50,000...
20,000...
10,000..
,000...
1,000...
500...
300...
200...
100...
Grand Pri.k of
Labor Prizes or
IjArge. Prizes of
20 Prizes of
5fr "
100
2f0
500
t.000
it
SO a
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
IOC Approximation Prizes of 300....30,000
100 " 20fl...- 20,000
100
100.
10,(00
2,179 Prizes amountlag 'to,.... ....... ..$535,000
Application tor rates to clubs should be made
nly to the office of the Company in New Or
liana. '.
ror further Information write clearly, giv
ing rail address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange in or
dinary letter. Currency by Express (at our
expense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN, .
New Orleans, La.
or M.A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. C.
AJ iress Roistered Lfttfri 0
NEW ORLEANS IATI0NAL BANK.
NEW ORLEANS, hk.
Rnninnihav That the presence of
AVUlllf lllUtr Generals Beauregardand
Early, who are In charge of tbe drawings, is
a guaanee of -absolute fairness and integri
ty, that tbe e nances are all equal, and that no
one can possibly divine what numbers will
draw a Prize All parties therefore adver
tising to guarantee Prizes in this Lottery, or
holding out any other impossible Inducements,
are swindlers, and only aim to deceive and
defraud the unwary - amchlB.
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REVIEW-JOB OFCE,
MLMIMGTON. M.C.
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CONDENSED SCHF.DUnE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. i3. t Ko. 2:.
Dlty. j DaOy .
(uM t (old
No
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Dated ;ilcli. 1. lei
n 1 V. Ka At- vJ . .
PM1
Leave Welu'ou....;
Ar U.ky Mount.
15 nmiT&i pai "ft0aai
t.......L2 21 ail
Arrive larboro...
Lcare- rarboro j
Arrive WM-ouT.T.
I.ave W 180D
Arrive tfelna.r..i.
A rrH c Fa y c 1 1 e v t ! le
M do pntj....
II & ami.-...
4j.j pni; .vpcj; S.0 an
1 : 0 pin '. . . . "t . . .77. 'lm
4u pOti."......'....M.,...
pni'...; .r. . .....
I re GoUUlMirtt. .
licave Majmnlla..
Ijcavc Ruriraw...,
Ar. WUmlnxtua...
M II . I 7 Via ha. I V Ku
u hi pm! s.3t pm 5. Id am
7 (Xtptuj.".. H.M
1 SO tm ptr
i.1.1 In
TRA'N GOING NRT1L.V
No. Gi '
Dally
old.,
o 15.
No. 7$.
lUy.
old
No. 47,
Nft. Sb-'
Dally.
. Old
0.4V
.Leave WllmlnrtonilLio pit:
Leave Iturjcaw..
lave M-Rnoli;.. .112.5: air
Arrlve GohUboMM l.U am
c j mat i o.ri pa
y M ami i.M in
10 am 10.4J pn ;
11.3 am
I 58 pm
Leave r kveiicvtllct
S Oil Mil
Arnve l?clm . . . . . . .
10 47 am
Arrive WUsoii....
It 59am
Leave VVPson....
Ar. Rocky Mount.
2.P am, IS 25ptUili si am
........I 1 (pm 1.27 am
Arrlvo Tarlmro.
; 4 60 tml
Ill SB ....'
Leave Tarboro.
Arrive IVeldon.,
4 It am 2 33 pruj 5.55 am
Train oo Scotland Neck Branca Road lasvt a
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.M P. M. Ra
turning leaves' Scotland Neck at 'J.So A. M.
dally oiccpt Sunday.
W1? ,?avc,'?rbV N- - vl '-bsrmarl.
A Raleigh K. U Dally except -undsy. 6.0 P.
M, Sunday 5.00 P. M arrte Wnllamatou.
St.??; s l" M 40 p- Keturomg ieaTet'
wp.iunirtton, . c. Dally except uniay. 3 00
A. M ., Miudsy 0.f A. M , Arrive Tarboro. N.
a, lo 5 A. M.. II . SO A. M
'I rain n M Id laud N C. Krancb leaves Golls
boro, N, u., Daily except Hunday, 7 00 A. M..
arrive Mniltudcld, N. C. y 3 A. M. Kcturniflg
leaves PmUimcM. N C , s Oo A. M.. arrive
Goldsboro. S. C.10 30 A. M.
Train ou NaMisille Branch loavrslifocky
Mount tor Naflhvllle 4 00 P. M. Returning
leaves Nashville . 11 23 A. M., daily except
Sunday," ,
.-outhbound Train ou WUonA FayettevlllA
Branch is No.51. Northboundls No. 50. oally
except Sunday.
Train No. 27 South will stop only at Wllsoa.
Goldsboro and MhgnoJla. t ' -
TralaNo. 78 makt s cloe cbnnecuon at Wei
don for all points North Dally. All rail vl
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay '
Trains make -close connection for all point
North via Richmond and Washington.
A.11 train-, run solid between Wi'mington aac
Washington, and have Pullman Palace 8 issu
ers attached. .
JOHN F. DIVINK, -
. General Superintendent.'
J. R KENLY. Sup't Transportation
r. M. EMERSON, Genera' Passenger Acta!
. inch S
VVilminpton, Columbia
& Augusta R. It. Co.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE."
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Feb. 13. 1887.1 No. 15. ! No. 23, No 17,
. Dally. Dall). Dally
Leave Wilmington. 7.20 am 8.15 pm 10 10pm
Lv. L.Waccamaw . 8 41am a.30 pm li 15pm
Leave Marlon 10 28 am 11.24 pm 12-S9am
Arrlvo Florence ... 11.15 am 12.15 am 1.20am
Arrive Sumter 1.12 pm 4.34 am 4.24am
Arrive Columbia... 3.00 pm! 0.20 am ft.2i)a
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 7;
Dally.
No. GO,
Dally.
No. 62,
Dally.
Leavo Columbia... lo.25pm
Arrive Sumter. . . .t 1 1 52 pm
1.10 pm
2 44 pm
4.R0 pm
5.12 pm
-tj.no pm
8.30 pm
Ieave Florence
4 43 am
8.10 pm
8.4o pm
10.1 1 pm
11.23 pm
Leave Marion
Lv L, rVaccaoiavy
Arrive Wllmlngfn
5.28 am
7.oo am
8.30 am
Nos. 23 and 8 stop at all Stations except
Register's, Kbenczcr, CaneSavannah.Wateree
and Slmms'. .
Paseexuers for polnta on C. A G. R. R., 0..
C. A.8.B. Stations, Aiken J auction, and
all points beyond, should tte No. 23. Pull-'
man Sleeper for Augusta on this train.
r JOHN . DiVINZ, ,
' Gansral Superintendsnt.
J, R-VKENLY, Sup't TransportaUon.
T. M . EMERSu n , General PasMngar Agent.
Carolina Central B. II;
Company .
ovnos or xifSBAL acraartiTBfpsarr, l
"Wiiniigtoa. H. c, Jan 21; ia7, -I "
SEW
Change of Schedule. ,
0
M A SffBTa A W SB TV WTf IO ARBi
v a x mj a. i&n. - a 11 in ua i i m m .
follOWlJMC HflhSUUlS
Railroad:
will bs operated oa th; -
No. 1, Dally except Sundays. - -Isave
WUmlngton at.... d 00 A. U
Leave Shoe Heel ..10.14
Leave Ctutrloe........ ...... ...... 3.4S w f
Leave Shelby r.52 ,
Arrive Rutherford ton..... ........ 9At "
No. 2 Dally except fiunday. ;
lcsvo Uuthsrfordloa.. ............. A If
Lav3 fueJiy .i..., 733
Leave Cj harlot tc 1 1.0a
Leave Shoe necl. ........ , 3 56
Arrive Wilwiugton... g,ui
No. 3 Dally except Sunday
Leave Wlliblngton... S4J-
Leave Raleigh 7.00
M
P M
P M
Arrive Charlotte 7,5 A A
No. 4 Dally except Sunday. r;
Leave Charlotte g.15
Arrive J a telgh.. su All
Arrive Wilmington. S.40
Trains Nos. l and 2 -make connection atiboi
Heel with trains on C. F. A T. V. toy.
Trains No. 3 and 4 make close connection
Hamlet with Trains to and from BAeljth.
Through Sleeping Cars between vTiiminrtM
and Charlotte &nd iMtUtt T.l-k .
Take Train No. 1 Tor SUtesvllla, bution
Western N C U R, Ashe villa and point West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville. Atfcana.
Atlanta and polnta Southwest. . - T,
local FrelghU Noa. Sand S trl-weekly ba .
tween h ilmington and Hamlet. . f -
Local Fi eight No. 7 and 8 trl weekly b
tween Uamlt and Shelby. 7?-,
No. 5, 6, 7 and 8 will not take paengers
: - U C. JONri, ; r
w. CLAM.anral x?La:
Change of Base,
jjY "Friends and. the public auk
rtspertfuilv"iMHiaed that f have removed mv
shops to CheMnm street, between Front and
water. Alt order for work ta my lite. tin.
nlntr, reolring. Ac . villi tie done prnmidlr
and tilth fully. .
ltnut, bet-reen Front and ierYu.
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