MISCELLANE0DS
per&Morbus
ramps
olie
i&rrhoe
ummer
Jll Cured dra
teaspoonful of
perrMaviWmMer
in a little Afilcnr
Sugar and Water
All Druggists Sell It.
Over 9,000,000 wornVdaring the past six
years. This marvelous success Is due
1st To the superiority of Coraline over
all other materials, as a stiff ener for Corsets.
Sad. To the superior quality, shape
and workmanship of our Corsets, combined
with their low prices.
Avoid cheap imitations made of various
Ends of cord. None aro genuine unless
"DR. WARNER'S CORALINE
' ft
is printed on inside of steel cover.
FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS.
WARNER BROTHERS,
359 Broadway, New York City.
act 1 dxw xnos
and Whiskey Hab
its cured at iiotnv with
out pain. Book of par
ticulars sMit FltEH.
B. M. WOOLLEY, M. D
Mlunla, (mi. Oilior
.-.v., Whitehall Street
Homes in North Carolina
o-
Only 20 Hours Hide fro il
New York !
romplnts
Yseritery
OPIUM
M MilesSoutn of lialeisb
Ob the Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line R K
1500 ACUE3 or lAND 1N TUJC on
Jef pinerefcion. For sale on easy terms li
rV ult purchasers. Four acres for $25
er tracts 5 per acre. In monthlv pay
?tool$io. This land adjoins the "South
"ne8". a recently established health re
W sanitarium), and la siieclally adapted
il!1 ensure, as well as all the cereals.
"umber of New England people have bought
iathetownof "southern Plnea." and it
5 desire of the owners of this land to ln
mail farmers, mechanics and others
Jw the New England and Middle States, as
Ur?( 8Crhere. to locate here. No State in
jwon offers greater Inducements to ect
K "an North Carolina Nowhere can a
toniw? J?,lnK country or as fine a climate be
1 his is the opinion of Northern men
kZ .Ve BiulC(1 ln North Carolina. This Is a
lKftj?Fcr and la limited
r "her particulars write at once to
Con,,, . . J"HN T. PATRICK,
mnuvr of Immbrratlon. Raleigh, N. C
ian 91 or B. A RICHARDSON,
-J1 Chronicle Office. Ausrusta.Ga
887. 1887.
The Daily Whig;
cheapest dally paper in the South. ;
fSe red,E1K.LY haa lwcn enlarge I ad he
weekil11107 5 ear. The cheap
f0net. ylS8Uena Wtekly tdltion both
l betL.K t0T tx' 0 1 he o are cheaper
Ul! ui inJP eml wetklv as you get one
taJ tea 1 L?.a wcky fo- 50 cents less than
'onth frpL lwo weeka ani Weekly one
W order ,J ono cent 'or a postal card
r on or the other on trial . , t
A4'jreaa .
.THE -WECI3 : '
. Ricinnond, Va
Til Daily Roview.
Echoes.
As one who walks upon a windy
infill,
Through " unknown streets, to
uufdes not his footsteps by the
by the clangor that the wild
bells pour;
Yet oft he pauses, when in the
wind's rnnr
Some louder echo calls him left or
- ritrht:
And much he joys when, full of
angeis nrignt,
He sees the great -.rose-window
flame before.
So if the wanderer in life's wav at
tend
To catch the heaveulv carillon,
above
Its earthly echoes Nature, Art and
Love:
Then in his ears, as earth's sweet
voices end,
The bells sound clearer, and be
fore his eyes
Bright wirufoAS open in the
darkening skies.
The Spectator.
"Diseased nature oftentimes
breaks forth in strange eruptions,"
and the result of it all is pain. Now
Salvation Oil will send this very
pain to the right about at the trifl
ing cost 01 only 20 cents.
-i .
All Afternoon Call.
"Do you write stories, Mrs. Ilob
son, love stories?"' inquired Bobby,
as he rested his elbows on the lady's
knee and gazed peafully into ller
face.
"Bo I write love stories?" repeat
ed Mrs. Hobson in surprise. "Why,
no, Bobby, what put that idea into
your busy little brain?" and she
turned to Bobby's mother with an
amused smile.
"Pa did," was the dear little
felloWs explanation. "I heard him
tell ma that you could beat any
woman in town romancing."
lpcciall y to Women.
"Sweet is revenge especially to
women," said the gifted, but naugh
ty, Lord Byron. Surely he was in
bad humor when he wrote such
words. But there are complaints
that . only women suffer, that are
carrying numbers of them down to
early graves. There is hope for
those who suffer, no matter how
sorely, or severely, in. Dr. It. V.
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription."
Safe in its action it is a blessing, es
pecially to women and to men, too,
for when women suffer, the house
hold is askew.
' Moderation in Diet.
"The Roman soldiers," says the
Scientific American, "ho built such
wonderful roads and carried a
weight of armor and luggage that
would crush the average farm
hand, lived on coarse brown bread
and sour dine. They were tem
perate in diet and regular and con
stant in exercise. The Spanish
peasant works everyday and dances
half the night, yet eats only his
black bread, onion and watermelon.
The Smyrna porter eats only fruit
and some olives, yet he walks off
with his load of 100 pounds. The
coolie, fed on rice, is more active
and can endure more than the ne
gro fed on fat meat. The heavy
work of the world is not done by
men who eat the greatest quantity.
Moderation in that seems to be the
pre-requisite of endurance."
I have bpen for several years a sul
ierer from Hay Fever and severe head
colds and have tried other remedies in
hope of getting relief but have found
none that can compare with Ely's
Cream Balm. I would not be without
it for any consideration. It is simply
wondertul in its effect upon the nasal
organs.
S. II . BURTT. Wilmington, N C
I can cheerfully recommend Ely's
Cream Balm to tho suffering public lor
Hay Fever and stoppage ol the air pas
sage? I have tried n and tind it ..gives
immediate relief.
J. E RECTO K, -209 Rock St., Little
Rock Ark.
, . -
A Sultan's l'alacei
The sultan of Johore has a won
derful palace near Singapore. Its
wealth and beauty rival the "Ara
bian Knights'" tales in splendor; and
he is always willing to show his mar
vels to the" many strangers touching
at his shores. He entertains his
guests at meals with food served in
golden vessels, which service cost
$700,000. The regalia he wears is
valued at $500,000, a sord Queen
Victoria presented cost the neat sum
of $50,000, and he delights to dazzle
the eyes of his enchanted spechitors
with these wondrous visions of
wealth. The A rgonaut.
BiicKleii's Arnica Salve.
The Bejst Salve in the worli for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and Positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, or moey
refunded Price 25 cents per box. For
aale by VV II . Grpen & Co
How Women Vote.
First Kansas woman "Were yon
at the polls yesterday, Mamie?"'
Second Kansas Woman "Oh, yes,
I was out at the dear little polls.
Isn't it just too nice to vote?1
"How did you vote?"
Really, dear, I don't remember."'
"Wp11."'vou remember that thev
had typ kinds of tickets white aniU
"Oh, I remember now. It wat a
lovely little fed ticket that 1 put in
the polls.'
, "Wliv, 1 am surprised. That was
the Republican ticket.'
."Well, I didn't ask. I saw that
the color of the ticket was a delicate
red, and it exactly matched my
dress.'---Omaha World. ;
School Books and School Station
ery you caii buy'cheapest at "Heins
berger's. . Vt
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE REVIEW:
.
a ?s j j J
:m office,
O 0 O
MARKET STREET. NO. US. (TJ1 TJR-.
AND WE ARB PREPARED TO DO
ALL MANNER OF
IE WILL Sflf 8E IllWEfl
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REVIEW JOB OFFICE,
WILMINGTON. N. C
The Acme
MANUFACTURING 00.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Fertilizers, Pire Wool and
Pine Wool Matting.
-o-
WILMINGTON, N.C.
fjMIE REPUTATION OF OUR FERT1L1
ZK-tS, the ACME and GEM, la now eatab
llshed. ami the results of three yean' use 1
the handa of the best far rers of this and oth
er Stitcs fully attest their value as a high
grade manure.
The MATTING, made from the leaves of
our na ive pire, has already trained a popu
larity tor-comfor and durability equal to
any wool carict. and the dt mnd for It Is
dallv Increa log. It has virtues not found In
any oher labrlc.
The FiBRE or WOOL lb extens vely used
for upholstering pnrpoaes, and as a tilling for
mattrt Bsea 1 almobt equal to hair, being light,
elastic and proof against Insects
Certificates from reliable parties using our
goods can be seen at our oflice, or will be
mailed upon application. july 29 tf
Pall Goods.
FRESH NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
-O-
Fresh Cocoanuts.
NEW OATMEAL,
This year's manufacture, from new OATS;
and a sup rior assortment of Fancy
OAKES '& CRACKERS
NAMELY :
ALMOND MAOJAROON9,
. .''"
WINE JUMBLES,
OSCAR WILDE JUMBLES,
BASP3ERRY TART, Ac.. Ac,
and a full varleiy of other fine goods In my
line. -
Jno. L. Boat w right.
sept 13
"15 17 So. Front Street
Change of Base.
Y FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC ARE
M
respectfully notified that I nav6 removed my
snops to Chetnm street, between Front and
Water. All order for work In m v line, tin
ning, repairing. Ac. will be done promptly
and faithfully.
Chestnut, between Fro at and Wat-i
ian 31 tf
Douglas & Yurborough.
j1A3HIQSABLE HAIR DRESSERS
AND BARBERS,
1 3 Market st . Wilmington. N C
Shop fully equliped with all the latest 1m
proveoient Courteous and polite barbers alwaja ready
t erve cuatomef f. . - ' .
J.. W Yariorougn, formerly with John
W'xner. would be glad to serve bia old pat
rol a. f ; . - .. .
WHOLES ALK l'RtlJK
f he following qnoirtlona re proses
wholesale prleea generally. In making nv
mall ordera higher prices have to be charged
BAGGINt . '
Gunny.... 8 O
3?dard.... ... S0 9
BACON North Caronna
Hama r ft 12 O 15
Shoulders, r lb 8
Sides, lb 10 & 11
WESTERN SMOKED
Hama, r tt 13U 15
fides, r tb 7li
-Shoulders, V ft.... - 5 0 W
DRY SALTED '
Sides, r tt.. - 0 O 6
Snoulders, if fty 5143 5
BARRELS Solrlts Turpentine.
Second Hand, each 0 a 150
New New York, eacb 0 00 A 1 8C
New Clty.each...... r 0 1 Sfi
beeswax, r m. a 24
BRICKS, Wilmington ff M S 00 O 9 00
Northern....... 0 00 0U 00
BUTTER, rft
North Carolina....-...-......" 00 a 15
Northern........ a StiU
CANDLES, r lb-
8pcrTn....................... is ett 25
Tailow. ................. . . llO 12
Adamantine........ ...... 8 0 9
CHEESE, y By
Northern Factoiy 14
Dairy, Cream 15 te l
State 8 0 30
COFFEE, rib
23 0 &
Laguyra 0 & 16
Bio...... ... 23 0 21
CORN MEAL, r tas., in sacks O 624
VlrglnU Meal CO 0
COTTON TIES, r bundle. 100
DOMESTICS
Sheeting, 4-4, f yd 5fi 6
Yarns, r bunch. ....... ...... Of a au
EGGS, r dozen ....... 10 O 12fc
flSD-
fdackcnsl. No. 1, r bbJ. SO 00 J12 o
Mackerel, No. 1, V half bbl.-ll 00 O20 (l
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl f 00 ai u
Mackerel, No. 2, V half bbl.. 8 00 A 9 10
Mackerel, No. 3, ? bbl 11 (0 Ol2 C .
Mullets, f bbl 0 00 O 4 50
Mullets, Pork bbla 1100 ni2 0
S. C. Roe nerrlng, r keg.... 3 00 n 4 0
Dry Coil, r ib... 6 0 7
FLOUR, r bb
orthcrn Super S 25 O 3 56
Extra 4 c0 O 4 25
Family 4 50 O 4 75
City Mills Super 4 oo a 4 ij
" Family W 0 5 '
LUE T 8s..-. TA O 10
GRAIN, r bushel
Corn, from store, bags, white. 0 60
Corn, cargo. In bulk, whits.. 0
Corn, cargo, in bags, white.. O
Corn, cargo, mixed. In bags.. 0
Oats, from store 45 0 474
v'j Jow Peas 60 0 65
HIDES, r lb
Green... - 6 0 5
Dry ...... 10 0 12
HAY, r 100 lbs
Eastern 1 10 0 1 15
Western CO 0 i to
North River 85 0 - 90
HOOP IRON, r ft ... 2J40 23
LARD.r
Nortbern 7 0 7V
North Carolina 3 0 10
LIME, r barrel 1 40 0 0 00
LUMBER, City Sawed, r M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed. ...18 00 02t 00
Rough Edge Plank.... 15 00 01f 00
West India Cargoes.accordlng
to quality IS 00 01- 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 18 00 0T 00
SoautUng and BoardV corn's -.12 X) 015 00
MOLASSES, r gallon
New Crop Cuba, In hnaa.. 24 0 26
" " " bi bbls..-..., 2 0 30
Porto Rico, n hnds.. ........ O 26
" ln.bbls 26 0 28
Sugar House, In khds-. . 0
" " - - It bbls 0 18
Syrup, In bbls.. 22 0 35
NAILS, r Keg, Cut.lOd basis'.- 2 25
OILS, r gallon - . ' ;
Kerosene.... io 0 11
Lard. it 0 l 45
Linseed. 9C.O1C0
Rosln 15 0 18
Tar 00 0 20
Deck and Spar-.-.-,....-..... 00 0 22
POULTRY ,'- -.v.- .
Chickens, live, grown... , 2 0 33
" Spring. .. 15 0 25
Turkeys 75 0 1 CO
PEANUTS r bushel 22 lbs.. 60 0 80
POTATOES, r bnshel
Sweet.... .'0 & 70
Irish, r bbl 2 50 0 2 75
FORK, r barrel
City Mess K 00 011 00
Prime.. 13 50 014 00
Rump 00 013 50
RICE Carolina, f lb 4V40
Rough, r busheO Upland).... SO 0 1 10
Do. do (Lowland).- 1 00 O 1(0
BAGS, r lb Country 0 IV
City-... 10 lfc
ROPE, r tt I1 -2
SALT, r sack. Alum... 70 0 75
Liverpool 0 65
Lisbon 00 0 00
American..................... 00 0 '6
SUGAR, r fb Standard 740 7
Standard A........ 6V4
White Ex C tf? b
Ex C, Golden 0 ik
C Yellow 0 5
SOAP, r lb Northern 5 0 61a
SHINGLES, 7 ta.r M 5 10 0 7 (f I ,
Common 2 00 0 2 5
Cypress Saps.... 4 50 050
Oyprces Hearts o 00 O 7
STAVES, r M W. O. Barrel-. 8 00 014 (X
R. O. Hogshead 00 00 01C
TALLOW, r 8 0 6
TIMBER, r M feet Shipping. lri 00 014 01
Fine Mill 11 25 013 0(
Mill Prime 7 50 0 8 (
Mill Fair.... 6 000 6 SI
Common Mill 5 00 0);CK
Inferior to Ordinary 0 00 0 4 0)
WHISKEY, r gal Northern. .1 00 0 00
North Carolina. 1 00 0 2 v
WOOL, r fb Washed ls o 20
Unwashed 15 0 V
Burrv. :.; . IC 0
After Forty years'
experience in the
preparat4on of more
than One Hundred
Thonsand applications for patents in
the United felates and Foreign conn,
tries,-the publishers of tha Scientific
American contiuue to act as solicitors
for patents, caveats, trade-marks, copy
rights, etc. for the United States, ana
to obtain patents in vanaaa. ungwuu, r -uce,
Germanr, and all other countries . Their experi
ence is uneqaaled and their facilities are unur-
Drawings and specifications prepared and tiled
in the Patent Oflice on hort notice.. Terms very
reasonable. No charge for examination Qf models
or drawings. Advice by mail free
Patents obtained through Monnjtpo.ar noticed
in the AMERICAN, which has
the largest circnlat ion and the most intlueutiar
newspaper of its kind published in the world.
The advantages of anch a notice every patentee
understands. . .. ... , . . '
This large and splendidly Illustrated newspaper
is published WEEKLY at $3.00 a year, and is
admitted to be tho best paper devoted to science
mechanics, inventions engineering works, and
other departments of industrial progress, pub
lished in any country. It contains the names i of
all patented and title of every invention patented
each week. Try it four months for one dollar. ;
Sold by all nowsdealera. J. i
If you have an invention to patent write to
Munn 4 Co., publishers of Scientific American,
361 Broadway, New York. ....
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Carolina Central R. tf,
: Company
Change of Schedule.
WE-STBOUND TUAIS.
No. 1 No. S i
dallv x id lly exj
u day j 'undav 1
Mar 16, 18S7
Iave Wilmington
Leave Maxton
Leave Hamlet....
Leave Wade boro
leave harlotte..
Leave I in cobj ton.
leave he!by.....
Ar hulherfor-'ton
7 5 ami' rt O nm
11 am!.... ....J
'2 If. i.ml f
4 3 pm) 55 am
: 17 pm!
7 4a pm
J 10 iml
Sarrlvc
EASTBOUND TUAINS.
Ho
daily ex
j Sun ay
bo 4
da ly cx
Sunday.
May 16, 1S87.
Lv. Uutht rfordton 7 15 mdi
eave Mielby. .US h
Leave Lin coin ton. 10 0' am
Leave Charlotte.. li2 pm
Leave Wiiilealioru. ?:; pu
Leve Hamlfti..,. 3pn
Leae Maxton.... 5 p
ArrlyeWilmluxtonl DOS pni
8 45 U)
....... .i
1 lb ami
66"ainl
1 ralnB Nos. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Maxton to and from Faycttcvliie, Greensboro
and other Mints on C.F. . At Waics-
boro w)th trains to and from Cberaw.r'lorenc
and Charleston. At Llncolnton to ami from
Hickory. Leoolr and pointa on C . . . Nar
row Hauge It K.
Trains No. 3 and 4 make close connectl ii
Uamlet with Trains to and from K clgh.
-Through Sleeping cars between Wtiuingt u
and Charlotte and Charlotte and Raleigh.
Take Train No. 1 for Statesville.and citation
on W NCRll and iolnta Wen
Take train No 3 for Spartanburg, Orccn
vlllw. Athnr Atlanta and all nnlnu South
west. Also, for Ashevi!le;vla .vpavlar.lurg.
o. 3 connects at llnilKcton with W A- W
11 It No 23
Local Freight Nob. a and 6 tri weekly be
tween wilmingtou and laurinburg
IxKal Fi eight Nos 7 anil S tri weekly be
tween aurlnburg and i harlttc
Leal f reight os a and 10 tri-wee ly be
tween Charlotte and Kullu rfordton
Noe. 5, 6, 7, 8, a and In will not take passcn
gers.
L. C. JONlfib,
Superintendent
F. W. CLAKS. 4nerl Passenger Agent
may 14
1887.
Harper's Young PeoDle.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
Harfer'8 Yoong People has been calle.
"the model of what a periodical f r young
reisers ought to be." and the justice of this
commendation is sunny sustained by the
large circulation it h ,s attained both at borne
and in Great Britain ThU success ha been
reached by methods that must commend
themselves to the judgment of parents, no
less than to the tastes of children namely, by
an earnest and well sustained effort to provide
the best and most attractive reading foryung
people at a low price he Illustrations are
copious and of a conspicuously hlgn standard
of excellence. '
An epitome of everything that la attractive
and desirable in iuvenlle literature. Boston
Courier.
A weekly feast of good things to the boy
and Klrls in every family wnl h It visits
Brooklyn Union.
It Is wonderful in Its wealth of picture in
formation, and Interest. Christian Advocate
N. Y.
TERMS: Postage Prepaid. 2.00 Per Year
Vol. VIII. commences Novembers, 1886.
Single Numbers, Five Cents each.
Remittances should be made by Post-office,
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of Iobs.
Newspapers are not to copy this ad vert la
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rt A I I.HOA1J v.
Wllmlnrton, Columbia
& Ansaista It. It. Co.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOINt MUTK.
Ho 7. I
1 laiy. i
j except No. ?3,
i,l J Sunday Dally.
No T7,
ally
Dated Jnne 19,
Leave Wilmington.
Lv. I .Waccamaw .
Ieave Marlon... ..
0 p"m
25 pm
II n pm
2 4 am
10 10pm
11 ISpre
12-1 7a:o
'1.4 'a ra
Leave Florence. 40 pni
Arrive sumier .....j
424 am
4 Slain
Arrive Columbia .1 6 5 t m b-'o am! .loam
TRAINS GC'INw NObTlI
No t5.
allrr
except
Sunday
No. 78,
Dally
No. 14,
Dally.
Leave Columbia...
Arrive Sumter....
lcave Florence.
Leave Marlon....
pro
650m
11 52 pml
822air-:..
4 s am
5.15 act
1 2 am
.2 am
9 40am
8 so pm
9.04 pm
10 34 pm
11.45 pm
Lv L. Waccamaw
Arrive Wdmlnct'n
Nos. 23 and 7rt stop at all stations excep
Cane Savannah. Water ee and Slmms
Passengers fur oinut on C u. R. R., C,
C A A R. R. Stallone, AH en Junction, and
all points tieynnd. Ahotild take No 23. Pall
men Sleeiier fo Augus'a va this tralc
1 rains 57 and M make close cnrectlon at
Florence with Trains on . A J. K. R.
JUH.N . UtVlNE,
oouera! Superintendent
J, R. KKNLY, Sup't Transportation
V M. KMGRSON.uenerai Passenger Agent.
June i9
Wilmington & Weldon R. R
AND UKANCUK8. '
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS UOING SOUTH
NO 15
Dally,
23, I No 27,
Dated Aug. 1, V7.
Ieave Weluon.... 2 05 utn 5 SS puj' .
Ar. Rocky Mount. 3.24" ..I.... ....
Arrive I ar boro... j4 50 pm
Leave larboro....jl0 5 am
Arrive Wilson 357 pmf 5s pni.... .....
Leve Wlson..... 4 15 pm ..7r.....7....
Arrive " elroa. . .. . . 5 24 pm
Arrive Fayettevllle 7 55 pm J
Iave (ioldsboro.. 4 4i pmf 7740 pm .........
leave Warsaw... 5 4Gpm;.. Kbfl am
Leave MhktioII.i.. f 0) um :w pm 8.13 am
Ar. vviimlneton... 7 40 prnf ..rr '0. am
TRAINS G ING N 'RTH.
i : No a,.
No. 14, No. 78, Dallv.
Dally Dally. ?icept
Sunday
Leave Wilmlnjrton ll.'9 pm 8 5 -am 5.(0 pm
Leave Magnolia., i Kia m 10.32 am 6 35 pni
Arrive Warsaw 10 4J am K 5j pm
Arrive Gohisboro. 2.1 - am 11..' 0 am
Leave Kayetteville .... .... 5lTam
Arrive t-elma 10 5') aro
Arrive Wilson..... t it 59 am
l eave Wl'son.. . . . 2.57 atnTiiSrtpoi T I ...... .
Ar .Rock y Mount 1 12 pm .i
Arrive Tarboro. ..).... .... 450 "pml.
Iave Tarboro. ... lo 5' am....'....
Arrive Weldon. . 4 25 am 2 4)pm !..'.......
Train on Scotland NtcX JJrancli Koad leaver
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.iiC P. M. Re
turnbag leaves Scotland Neck ' at 9.30 a. M.
dally eiccpt Sunday;'.v w'
i Train leaves Tarboro, V C, via Albermarle
4 Raleigh R. K Daily except -unday, P.
M , Sunday 5.0b P.-M. arrive Wiiliamston, '
N. C, 8.I11 P. M., 6 40 P. M. Returning leaves
Wiiliamston, N. C. Dally except SunOay, 7.40
A. M., unday 9.5ti A. M , Arrive Tarboro. N.
C, 9 45 A. M., 11.30 A. M
Train rn Midland JS. C. Hrancb leaves Golds
boro, N C, Daily except Sundav, 7.00 AM.,
arrive SmithOcld, N. C, 8 30 A. M. Kcturnlng
leaves mlthfleld, N. c, noo a. M.. arrive
Goldaboro, N. C., 10 30 A. M.
Train on Nashvilie Itraneh leaves Kocky
Mount for Nashville 4 ou p. -M , arrives at
Nashville 4.40 P.M., Spring Hcpe 5 15 P. M . -Returning
loaves Spring Jlopo r .40 A.M.,
Nashville 11-15 A- JJocky Mount 1155
A. M., dally except Sundtty.
Train on Cllntoi; branch leaves Warsaw for
Clinton, Dally, except nnday, at 7 20 P M,
Returning leaves Clinton at 7.((. M.
Southbound Train on Wilsrn Faycttcvllle
Branch Is No. 51. Northbound Is No. 50. uallT
except Sunday. . .,
Train No. 27 South will stop only at Wilson ,
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No. 7s make close connection at Wel
don for all points North Daily. All rartl via
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Ray
Line.
Trains make close connection for all point
North via Richmond and Washington.
All train? run solid between Wilmington an ;
Washington, and have Pullman PiitM MiAAn
ers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINK,
. .. .-... .V General Superintendent.
J. R KKNLY. 8up"t Transportation
T. M. MRSON. Genera. ?aseenffer Ace t.
aug 2
1887.
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