rMORTEYE-GLASSES.
WfcJkfc
1TCH ELL'S
EYE SALVE.
;;fu-EAK AND INFLAMKI
H u situof U uu.
imk GrnilOon. Stye Turner
T5d Kre l4UM,wl lro
L Jcex, rrrrT sort. Tc
if rita. Bum, Pll
ln. - Bum, niM.OI wcenrc
fv
Cwrsns&r to rg
) fill fcaitv a
Tiusiii:.
ConianipUoa Sorely Cared. .
To the "Editor Pleas inform""
VIIOLCSALli PRICES.
e f nl 1 - .
. -T" u4. t Tlvp: . luo,u"u"lEiJ quuiawoaa represent wnoie-
VOIir muiem lilik. A umc 1 slAnHa miw T M- .
(remedy for t lie above named disease. -SSStawroiS
! By its timely use thousands of hope;amrP haTeio bgciarge(!' "
'. Ipks cifsen h&vft been permanently ' bagging. . . '-
oth-cmI T wV.nl! Tn r.ln1 tr KPnd two I Gunny.... .
The frardt:i' vithfn was shaded.
And guarded nbout from sisrht:
lh fragrance lloweil to tne pouui bottles of mv remedy FREE to any
m wintl, - , . . of your readers who have consump-
The fonntafn leaped to the light, j tjon ff they vill send me "their- er-
tirfss and nost ofllce address, nes-
And the street without was-narrow.
And dusty and hot, ant! hiean;
Bit the bwli that lor white rose,
iSlie leaned to the fence between.
And softly hbj soutrht a crevice
' In that "barrier blank and tall.
And shy ly- she thrust out through it
IJer loveliest hud of all.
And tender to touch, and gracious,
And pure as the moon's pure
shine,
The fall roe paled and was perfect.
For whose eyes, for whose lips,
but minef
Ilclr.ii Gray tfW, in (he C6momtll
(an.'
DTrHliT r-JJU.ian1 I Leo jut; ihv
.tt,.- not ukcitfminnauii
k ,f Vt .1. ...rnii. nuiir mlc
r:,' ViV-r I'rmlwr.
" CATARRH
La I an Am
line. IIaI Itr
M Tit CrSLHAY-FEVER
turtuv K appt into cacn nosini anms
. A Kentucky irl glories in a head
of hair which is seventy inches long
and very thick, but our chief glory
is the number of cures made recent-
by the use of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup, the best remedy for coughs
and colds.
pectfully. T. A. 8LOCUM, M.C., 181
Pearl st., New York. '
This uij-stery of sleep! This great
er mystery of waking! If we could
fathom tnem we should have fath
omed ourselves and life and death!
1 j
Advice to Mother.
Mils. Wixslow's Soothing Stitup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relievesthe lit
tle sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, cpiiet sleep by relieving the
cluld from pain, and" the little cher
ub awakes as ''bright as button." It
is very pleasant to taste. ; It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
I bowels, and is the best known reine
Jdy for diarrhoea, whether arising
Ifrinm tppfliific or other ' causes.
r mi
;vv U5JL1
t rv-i-'rvii A) crnts. ELi I51.OTIIt.uS.
. 1 .Won uhst.. Sew Yorlu
888 , 1888
Pres:dential Year.
tvrJtsi on roilUcs Sutocrlbe for the
cw York Weekly Herald
One Dollar a Year.
n?r iad Cheapest family Journal In tbe
United States.
tepartUl Epitome etery weet of each
Mate political movements.
rv Fwfn Hepartment H 1 neaqaalled.
'ra aJ most accurate Cable Specials bj
t be commercial Cables.
it Telegraphic Reports of all Current
Erects.
tu Featares Practical Farmin?. The
"mat of N-lern Wom mi uvw- vn ki
pjjra. The World of Llteratnre and Art.
?wrvH. inionnationoD all Subjects.
U.T, 'JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Serr Yorlr Itomlrl
Vow Vrr-1- 1t-
Fancy Lot of Fine
Imported Goods.
E&AS STITFCD ritUNES. SOME-
Vw 44,1 rj nice. French rnines.Tery
i txS A1Poase renard Maccoronl-
Fckm oras, u earthern pots.
-"Ury, all nzci
v-"rae French reas, somcthlntr spcdaL
! f allon Jars. " " '
4a4 reart Tapioca
French Blacking.
r:
California Fruits.
I reaches, Jellr-Cured Apricots
rVicbes. Dried Apples.
-O .
Alr5s- DIGESTIVE REUS II.
For sale by
it
r". L. Uuatwrlclit.
- - IS 17 So. Front
(Suable Unds for Sale.
TACT or L5D. LTI.G ON
JLif02" N eosaUUsir of
iT1 Ba ca bran h
toil !5,0f drRlona water, iMn
' SLH4 MlrUwihi i r
1 ? acwiT. ?bQl ro -"r rr 1
atrr apply
Awrra teal r,UU) liratrt
lMlnX forll.r Kllit ti Fly the Flag.
When two of thiitot distinguish
ed Senators in iiblic life calltil
uj:on Jttr'rary . Bayard recently
and insisted upon . an appointment
in the C3nrdar service -for one of
their coiihtiUients. the Secretary re
plied that he had nothing which it
would pay the man. to accept. The
Vahiugtoii correspondent of -the
New York Jfrrafd tells the continua
tion of the tory:
"He isn't particular about the
wilary. one of the vinton; 1.(XK) a
year "will suit him."
A thousand dollars a vear,M
echoed the Secretary sarcastically,
"why I can thai ThX) mil within
tweiity-four hours ho ouId jump
at it. "(loodmen, too,M he continued
eiuphaticallv. seeing a look of in-
lcrelulity umm his visitors' faces.
iook nere, ne coniiuueu, point
ing to the deparyteut register, "do
you fee this place, and this, and
tills? indicating them its he spoke.
"You will see that the emoluments
of these officers fall below JfSO per
annum in each case. Would you
think that anybody would desire an
appointment at so trifling a remun
eration as that? No, of course, you
don't, and yet I have applications
dally for them. It Is true the ap
plicants are not Americans. They
are natives of thedifferentcountries
In which these cousular offices are
situated. The men who want them
are engaged In trade. The appoint
ment ould permit them to fly the
American flag and invoke the pro
tection of the American Govern
nient in the event of trouble. Sev
eral years ago the Consul General
at one of the.far eastern countries
was paid .OOO for five consular
agencfres in his district. He did this
without the consent of his Govern
ment." but he got the-inoney just the
same. You will see the register thatthe
fees at all five of the places scarcely
foot up $100 a year. The appoint
ment carried with it, as 1 have said,
the right to fly the American flag.
It happened that the men in each
case weraV bankers. The ruler of
that country had the not unusual
eastern fashion of sometimes levying
a heavv tribute upon his rich sub
jects. Not unfrequently this tribute
amounted to as much as the sum
paid to the Consul General. The
moment they represented the United
States that moment they were free
men so far as coercion from their
ruler went. They paid high for
their immunity, hilt it undoubtedly
was a good investment.
I trust, gentlemen, continued
the Secretary, "that this brief il
lustration dl show the futility of
ever expecting a vacancy in the
consular service, no matter how un
important the position may be.
Sometimes the incuinlent dies or is
dismissed sometimes, I say. But I
can assure you in. all seriousness
that he never, never resigns."
Delicate persons and all whose
svstem have become debilitated,
siiould Iear in mind that Simmons
Liver Regulator is not a drastic,
purgyig medicine, does not weaken
or deplete the system as other pur
gatives do, but acts gently. It ill
invigorate like a gla.-s of 'wine, but
is no intoxicating beverage to lead
to intern jwrance; will promot dig
estion, dissipate headache, and gen
erally tone up the system.
Hon Aelx. H. Stephens, of Ga.,
says: ''Simmons Liver Regulator is
mild and suits me better than more
active remedies.
-
.Are Stone Alive?
We generally think of minerals as
dead lumps of inactive matter.
JJut they may be said to be alive,
creatures of vital pulsations, and
separated into individuals as distinct
a the pines in a forest or the tigers
iu a jungle. The disposition of cry
stals are as diverse as those of ani
mals. They throb with unseen cur
rents of energy. They grow in sire
as long as thev have opportunity.
They can be killed, too, though not
as easily as an oak or a dog. A
strong electric shock discharged
through a crystal will decouiose it,
very rapidly if it is of soft structure,
causing the iarticle to gradually
disintegrate in the reverse order
from its growth, until the poor thing
lies a dead, shapeless ruin. It is
true the crystal's life is unlike that
of higher creatures. Hut the dif
ference between vegetable and ani
mal life Is no greater than that be
tween mineral and vegetable life.
Linnaeus, the great Swedish natural:
1st, defined the three- kingdoms by
saying: "Stones grow; plants grow
ami feel; animals grox "and feel and
move. Wide A trakc.
from teething or other
Twenty five cents a bottle,
july G deod&wly
MISCELLANEOUS.
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MARKET STREET. NO. U, (TJ TAIKS)
CUM J'l JJt EVIJty AlbPICl
AND WR ARE PREPARED TO DO
A LL MA&NKR OF '
WE WILL SOT BE HEWD
-WHEN .YOU WANT-
1'itoaRAMXES. circuiArs, cards, let
ter-heads, BILL-nEADS, POSTERS.
ENVELOPES, NOTE-BEADS.
PAMPHLET. PRINTING.
TAOS, LAND DEEDS,
MORTGAGE DEEDS, SHER
IFFS" DEEDS, CIVIL WARRANTS,
STATE WARRANTS. JUSTICES JT7DG-
MKXTS. JUSTICES' EXECUTIONS. CHAT
TEL MORTGAGES. AC..
CALL ON US AND OBTAIN PRICES BEFORE
GIVING TOUR ORDERS.
Addrest
REVIEW JOB OFFICE,
tilklhClCk. h.
Sash.
Doors
Doors.
Jg EST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES.
RIMS, SPOKES, WHEELS.
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
Bcln? Factory Agents we can save you money.
JuC4bj, ildw Depot.
dec 29 1 13 So. Front Str - .
BOY CLIPPER PLOWS.
O AMES. TRACE CHAINS, BITS, HORSE
MJl
collars, curry combs. Back Bands, Rope and
a complete line of Agricultural Implements at
BOTTOM PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. f
Jacobi's Udw. Store,
dec 29 tf
12 SoutJi .Front Street.-
A irreat many petty triaK of life
ould cease to trouble Um if we only
tlxmicht how little they will matter
a thousand vear hence. ..
"A little fresh meat .will now help
the noultrv.
Cevarte Prigge,
, . . - ... - .f . ; - -
GKNER.L MERCHANDISE BROKER
corner Water and Mulberry streets,(Wessell'3
building) up stairs. ; ,
yOULD NOTIFY HIS FRIENDS AND tne
public generally, tnat he has opened aienera
Brokerage office at tne above address and re
s pectfully solicits tnelr orders Will give
prompt dispatch to all business entrusted to
hi care.
Jan 11 lm . y
3Iercnant8, Exchange
Dinia RoVrms
WE ARE OPEN AND PROPOSE TO RE
celT guests for board by the day, weefc
or month at the foUowlng low ro.tes: Per day
tl; week uO; month $18. Meals sent to any
part of the city and served at any hour, the
best the market affords. A sumptuous Free
Lunch every day from 11 to 1. Philadelphia
Beer on draught. - -Janl8iy
t
Hisses Bnrr & Raines,
yyiLX REOPEN THEIR SCHOOL FOR
girts and little boS; on TUESDAY. Oct. 4.
The course of instruction, as heretofore, will
be thorough and systematic
special attention given to Heading, Writing
Music and Physical culture. . -
Mrs. M. 8. Cushlng will have charge of the
Musical Da pajtmenu . v .
Hours for Kindergarten pupils from 0l4 toll
For further particulars bee Principals.
sept u . .
Standard,
n 1 rriv a.- , -..i4
llama.... 14
Shoulders v n - v 8
: sjdes, a.. -10
WESTERN SMOKED
Hams. tb...
. Maes,
Khonlders, lb . ...
DRY SALTED
sides,vn.....
Shoulders,- lb. ...;...... ..
BARRE1.S spirits Turpentine.
Second Hand, each
, . New, New York, eaqh.....
New, city, each . ..
BEESWAX, lb.......
B KICKS, Wilmington, ! y M . . . .
Northern ....j
BUTTER, lb
North Carolina...
Northern..;
CANDLES, lb
Sperm..
Adamantine..:
CHEESE, 9 lb ; .
Northern Factory.!...... ..
Dairy, Cream
State.....
COFFEE, l lb
Java
Laguyra "... .".
- Rio.....
CORN MEAL, bush, in sacks.
Virginia Meal......... ..
COTTON TIES, W bundle.....
DOMESTICS .
Sheeting, 4-4, yard. ......
Yarns, yt bunch
EGOS. doz ..........
risu -, ,
' Mackerel. No. 1. w bbl.
Mackerel, No. 1, halt bbL
Mackerel, No. 2, $ubl. ..s
M ackerel, No. 2," hall bbl .
Mackerel, No. 3, y bbl
Mullets, is bbl .
N. C. Roe Herring. keg.
Dry Cod, T$ tb
FLOUR, 1? bbl
Western, low grade. ....... 3 50
. .Extra. .4 09
" " Family... i 4 50
City Mills suiier. . i : . . 4 09
. " Famlly.l 4 50
8
15
1
lftii
8 :9
i , " -
1 40 (4 1 50
0 00 1 75
1 65 1 70
20 22
0 00 (A 8 00
p 00 14 00
15 , 25
' Z 30
18 & 25
' 9 10 1
11 Vl2
13 ( 14
9 ! 10
27 28
23 24
20 23
00 67X
00 67tf
1 25 1 30
e ex
CO 80
18 &j 20
00 00
7 50
9 00
6 00
3 00
5,
(12 50
(4 8 TB
(411 00
4 75 O 6 00
7 80 9 00
700
4 00
10
& 00
4 50
5 00
4 10
(A 500
8 10
00
00
m
00
42
00
80
5
10
1
05
85
90
-: va
8 (
65
62
67
65
45
T&y
90 ;
5tf
13
10
95
00
3
8
10
GLUE, a lb..
GRAIN. V busheL -
Corn, fm store, bags, white
Corn, cargo. In bulk, white.
Corn, cargo. In bags, white.
Corn, mixed, from store. .. .
Oats, from store.
Oats, Rust Proof ... i ...... .
cow Peas
HIDES, w lb
Green.....
Dry
HAY. w loa lbs-Eastern..-
Western
North River... k
HOOP IRON, lb
LARD, W lb
Northern
North Carolina
LIME, a barrel
LUMBER. City Sawed, w M ft.
. Ship StufT, resawed 18 00 .20.00
Rough Edge Plank .15 00" 16 00
West India cargies, accora-
lng to quality 13 00
Dressed flooring, seasoned. 18 00
Scantling and Board, com'n.14 00
MOLASSES, a eallon ?
New Crop. Fn hhds.
" 4v in bbls
Porto Rico, in hhds . .
in bbls..;
Sugar nouse In hhds.
" lnbols.
" Svtud. in bbls
NAILS, a Keg, Cut, lOd basin.. 3 40
oils, a gallon.
Kerosene...... ....
Lard
Linseed.:......
Rosin..
Tar
Deck and .Spar
Chickens, live, grown.
Spring
Turkeys.
PEANUTS, a bushel. 231b
POTATOES, V bushel-
sweet .....
Irish, a bbl i ......
PORK, a barrel 5
city Mess.. ...... ..17 50
Prime..,,..... 15 00
1 40, 000
18 00
23 00
15 00
25
28
28
30
00
16
16
90
15
00
00
20
10
95
35
3 25
26
1 30
30
35
15
18
35
2 50
H
1 45
1 00
16
20
22
, 25
20
100
S 90
& 60
2 75
018 00
16 00
Rump......'.......... 00 15 00
RICE Carolina, a b. 4 5j
Rough, a ousn, (upiana)... eo w
' (Lowland). 0 1 00
RAGS, a lb Country........... 00 1H
city 1 i
ROPE, a fi 14J 22
SALT, a sack. Alum. 70 75
Liverpool. - t & 7u r
Lisbon.. 00 '00 "
American.... 00 70 .
SUGAR, P lb Standard grain.. 6 6
Standard a. - o
White Ex C. 0 a 6
Extra C, Golden 5 h
C Yellow... o -r
SOAP, a lb Northern 5i h
SUINGLKS, 7 in. v W. TW),
common zw 2 w
Cypress Saps 4 501 5 00 -
Cypress Hearts. . . ; . 0 00 i 7 50
STAVES, a M W. O. Barrel. . . 8 00 14 00
R. o. Hogshead 0 00 5 10 00 -
tallow. an. 5 & - 6
TIMBER, a M feet Shipping. .13 00
-Fine Mill.... 11 25
Mill Prime.. ...... 7 50
Mill Fair. 5 00
Common Mill... Zfl 00
Inferior to Ordinary. . i2 50
WHISKEY, a gal Northern...:! 00
North Carolina
WOOL, a lb Vashed . . .'. . .
Unwashep.
Burry......
14 00 :
13 00 -
8 50
0 00
0 00 -
4 00 4
3 00 1
P 00; 250
2830i
15 U25f
' 10 D 15-
3
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I Tl M n ,TA llfj U NO. 3
Pftlmotto Railroad Co.
0N AND AFTER FRIDAY,' DBd"jli5,;18S7,
Trains wlH run as follovrs, dally except Sun
day: , ' I' f : 1 " " :
; No l Passengec,and Freight.
Leave Hamlet. N. c. : : . j u . . . . . . . . : . 8.20 A. 1L
Arrive at Cheraw.- S.C. 9J30 A. M.
; .. Going North.
Ne. 2 Passenger and Freight:
Leav Cheraw. S. C.i...... .4.25 P. M.
ArrlTe at Hamlet, N. Ci... ....... 55 P. M.
j dec 16 tf j 1 WM. MONCUKE, Supt.
Going. South.
& Adsrost&
tt- tt: Go
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH,
Dated Jan 8th, 1888.
til. li
Leave Wilmington..
Leave Marlon..! . . .
Arrive Florence......
ave Florence
Ahlve Sumter
Leave Sumter.'.
Arrive Columbia.
No. 23.
No. 27.
i
No.
P. M.
805
11 23
13 15
2 40
4 25
15
A. 31.
No. 15.
P. M.
t 2 40
P. M.
10 10
12 41
1 25 0 20
A. M.-I P. M.
iNa m.
P. M.
t 40
- 8 05
NO. 52. NO. 51.
A. M. P. M.
t 9 40 8 27
10 451 9 55
from Charleston via
sz runs i,nrourn
Central K.K. li
Leaving Lanes 8:34 A. M., Manning 9:08 A. SI
Sundays No. 54 leaves Charleston 8:30 A. M.
Lanes 10:28 A. 31.,- 3Iannlng 11:10 A. 31., Sumter
11:46 A. 31., arrives Columbia 1:10 P. 31.
No. 56 runs through from Charleston via
Central R. R., Leaving Lanes 7:13 P. 31., 3lan-ning7:52P.31.-
I ; ,: 1, .
Train on C.&'D. R. Reconnects at Florence
with No. 59. I ii
TRA
NS GOING. NORTIL
iJfd. 78-
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter.L....
Leave Sumter. ....
Atrive Florence
Leave Florence .
Leave Marion..
Arrive Wilmington...
P. M
10 25
11 52
11 52
1 20
A. 31.
4 351 f
No. 57.
A. 31.
6 50
No. 5.J,
P. 3f. ,
5 33
6 46
No. 58.
.:t 8 32
9 40
A. 31. I
NO. "66.
A. 31.
10 30
5 221 11 11
8 351 2 10
A. 31. 1 P. 31. I
No. 14.
P. 31.
8 20
8 55
1150
p. r.
Daily. tDaUy except Sunday. .
No. 53 runs through to Charleston. S. C. via
Central R. R., arriving 31annlng 730 P. 3L.
Lanes :03 P. 31., Charleston 9:45 P. M.
' No. 57 runs through to Charleston via Cen
tral R. R.. arrlvlnsr Mannlnsr 8:48 A. 3L. Lanes
933 A. 31., Charleston 1L30 A. 3L
'. no. m connects at Florence with C and D.
train for Cheraw and Wadesboro.
Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at Wil
mington with W. & W. R.. Ii, for all points
1 t JOHN F. DIVINE.
General Superintendent.
J. R. KENLY, Supt. Transportation.
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
Jan 10
Wilmington 4 Weldon R. R
AND BKANCUE8.
CONDENSED SCHEDljLE.
; TRAINS GOING SOUTH. "
i No. 27, No. 15,
Dated Jan. 8, 1888. No. 23, Ft Mall dally ex
' dally. dally. Sunday.
Ajtavc ciuuu. .... t
At. Rocky Mount.
2 05 pm
3 17 pm
5 43 pm
Arrive Tar bora
Leave Tarboro.
6 00 am
715 am
4 50pm.........f
10 50 am.. j
Arrive Wilson.... 3 53 pmj 7 OOpmj 7 48 am
4 10 pmi
Leave Wilson.....
Arrive Selma.... . .
Arrive Fayettevl'e
Leave Golds boro..
Leave Warsaw
Leave Magnolia...
Ar, Wilmington...
5 19 pm
7 45 pm;
4 45 pm
5 50 pm
6 05 pm
7 40 pm
7 40 pm
8 40 pin
9 55 pm
8 40 am
9 38 am
9 54 am
11 35 am
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
NO. 14,
dally.
No. 78.
daily. -
No. 6ti,
dally ex
Sunday.
Leave Wilmington
Leave Magnolia. . .
Arrive Warsaw...
Arrive Goldsbonv
12 05 am
1 21 am
3 23 am
9 00 am
10 35 am
10 50 am
11 50 am
3 45 pm
5 28 pm
5 50 pm
6 52 pm
Leave Fayette ville
Arrive Selma......
Arrive Wilson
LeaveT Wilson
Ar. Rocky Mount.
8 30 am
..: : 10 50 am
Ill 59 ami
'3 02amjl2 42pml
......... j l l8pm
e
7 48 pm
8 24 pm
Arrive Tarboro...!
Leavfcr Tarboro. .
........UU 50pm
.. ......1
Arrive Weldou-.-.l
10 50 am
4 30 amf240"pmf 9 35 pm
"Dally except Sunday. :
Tral d cm Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves
Halifax for Scotland Neck; at 34)0 V. 3L Re
turning leaves Scotland Neck at 9.30 A. M. dally
except Sunday. 3 v -
'iTain leaves rarDoro. k. c. via Albermarie
& Raleigh It. 1L dally except Sunday, 6.00 P. 3L,
Sunday 500 V. 31., arrive Willlamston. N. C.
8.10 I. M., 6.40 P. 31. Returning leaves Wil
llamston. a: c, dally except Sunday, 7.40 A.
3L, Sunday 9.50 A. M Arrive Tarboro. N. C
9.45 A. M., 1L30A. M.
Train on Midland N. C. li ranch leaves Golds
boro, N. C. dally except unday, 8-30 A.' 3L,
arrive Smlthheld, N. a, laoo A. 3L Returning
leaves Smlthfleld, N. C, ia45 A. 3L, arrive
Goldsboro, N. C, 12.10 P.M.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky
3lount for Nashville, 4j00 p. M.V arrives at
Nashville 4.40 p. L, Spring Hope 5.15 1. M.
Returning leaves Spring Hope ia0 A. 3L.
Nashville 1L15 A. 3L, Rocky Mount 1L55 A,
31., dally except Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for
Clinton, daUy, except Sunday, at 6.00 P. M."
Returning leaves Clinton at 8.45 A. 31., connect
ing at Warsaw with Nos. 15 and 66,
southbound Train on Wilson & Fayettevllle
Branch Is No. 5L Northbound is No. 50. Dally
except Sunday. -
Train No. 27 South will stop only at Wilson,
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No. 78 makes cio.se connection at Wel
rtrtD for all rjntnfM "Xorth rtflliv 411 rnliriii
Richmond, and dally, except Sunday, via Bay j
Trains mate close connection for all points
North via lifchmond and Washington.
All trains run solid between Wilmington and
Washington, and have Pullman Pala-e Meep
ers attached. 1 -
- john f: DltlNE. Genl Supt.
I R. KENLY, Sujrt. Transportation.
T. 31. EMERSON. GealPfi.u-er Agent.
Jao .-. . . " .. ... . . .
!AICf UriDEVEtOPUD PAHT$ !
t-tlie lKd etZx-z&l sn4 itreu-tjueTied. Full jmjticn
xir,t- vra Jt:;u; it u. c ii7rrr, . 1
Ofcrolina Central r.:J!rrf
CHANGE OEi SCHEDULE."
, WESTBOUND TliATNS.
Jan. 1, 1SSS.
Leave Wllmlnsrton
Ar. Laurinburg.
Lv. Launnburg.:.
Leave Hamlet... ;.
Arrive Charlotte. .
Leave charlotte. . .
Leave Llncolnion.
Leave Shelby.:.. . a
at. Rutherfordton
No. L t No. u.
dally ex. C -illy ex.
Sunday. but 013.
fl 40 pm
12 23 am
12 33 am
2 mam
7 00 am
No. ." a
Tr!--Weekly.
8 45 am
11 09 ain
12 54 fin r
3 OOpmj
7 CO nm
5 u pm
-No. 7.
5 (10 ara
7 00 EM
3 u:
EASTBOUND TRAINS
Jan. 1. 1888.
No, 2. , No, 4,
daily , ex 1 daily "ex.
Sunday, j su nda y.
Lv. RutLcrfordton1
Leave Shelby.... .
Leave Llncolnton
Arrive Charlotte.
Leave Charlotte... I 8 00 pm
Leave Hamlet.....! 1 25 am
Arrive Laurinburgl 2 17 am
Leave Laurinburg. 2 27 am
Arrive Wlimlngtn 8 25 am
j 8 40. an
UO 52am
12 45 paij
3 wpm
Nos 8 4 0
Tii- -
WC: .
7f-,i.:;i-
2 ;i
4 001 ru
Natl
5 4 n:a
4 SO
Trains Na 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with Trains to and from Raleljjb.
Through sleeping Cars between-WiUhmioh
and Charlotte and Charlotte and Raleigh.
Take Train Na I for Statesville and station
on W. N. C. R. It. and points West. Also, tor
Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and
all points southwest. ; Also, for Ashevlllo via
Spartanburg. I j - -
Local Freight"- Ncs. 5 and.ettf-wwklyLe---tween
Wilmington and Laurlhburg.-
Local Freight Nos. 7 and 8 dally between'
Laurinburg and charlotte. I ' ,
Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, tak passengers.
L. C JONES, superintendent.
F. W. CLARK, Genl Passenger Agent, ;
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