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end SparSfiir.g. TRY IT.
A i cr Drirjftet or Grocer for it.
C..HIR3. PHILADELPHIA.
d;.
...
:-vt.l iikm),,.,! of fastoninff strlnsrs
i:: - !'v 'i is one or the most
w't:.V",,.-" : ' '"''' ni'.isical in tone.
.a:. 1 1 - a. ,:,!,. tor-r out of tune,
f ',1,1'-, H.iti:lin Orqrans and
' i'. !
' I . . . - . . 1 J till llllti
' -y, i'.iou-h Important., are
N U!t A" iiiT-'ninvnt with
fTX",::"','i,'-t"'i',: K' v-l. Illustrated
in ;) UkcJ this sea-
MASON & HAMLIN;
Ors.u und l,ilf, Co .
C I IIC AGO.
'iti Hew Regained,
it
Tci w OF LIFE
'V-;m- 1 ' ' r Medical Trt
LTfca; i4? I re iHvliae, Nc-r
77' n m'' ' -urg of the Blo(
v . .Th Indian Itei merit.
Iran jiccosa Frank Etnnvtt, ex-chief of
Indian scouts for the deparment of Ke-vv
Mexico, at the Astor hotise. ' Prank has
had, pcrhap3, more Indian service in the
southwest than "anylcf the trusted gov
ernment sconts, Al Seiber, of Arizona, not
excepted. He served under Hatch, Buel,
Forsyth and Crook from the time Yictorio
broke out in 1&30 until Crook tracked the
Apache3into Mexico and broke them up.
He is now engaged in mining, being in
terested in several claims ia New Mexico
and Arizona, and ia hare on business con
nected with them. Speaking of the propo
sition to form a regiment of Indians to
be a part of the regular army, now under
consideration by the war "department, he
said:
"If Indians are enlisted a -system of
tactics and discipline must be adopted
different from that of any regiment we
have in the regular service, or there will
le a mutiny before many moons. The
Indian character is opposed to restraint,
and an army life is ono of such dull
routine as. would drive an Indian crazy.
It is true that the scout companies which
served under Hatch, Buel, Morrow and
Crook did well, but they were wisely
subjected to little or no discipline. It
was go as you please. Our scout com
panies were nominally commanded by,a
lieutenant of cavalry, who had with him
a chief of scquts," who acted a3 inter
preter as well, and, as a rule, the Indians
3ed the white men, not the white men
the Indians. There is hardly a chance
of any further Indian troubles, anyhow.
If there be any outbreak it will be as for
years back, in the southwest, and what
use could the so called 'civilized Indians'
'of the Carlisle school be in that region?
I do not believe a right practical Indian
fighter will indorse the scheme certainly
not Gen. Miles, who has very pronounced
opinions ""on the subject." New York
Star.
Australia's Wool Clip.
The past wool season in Australia has
been a highly profitable one, and not
only have prices been satisfactory, but
the clip is the largest on record. It is
estimated that during the season 1,485,
000 bales were exported, against 1,885,000
in 1888-9, and 1,315,000 bales in 1887-8.
A competent authority estimates that
the total value of the- clip at Australian
ports was about 23,000,000, against a
littlo over 21,000,000 for 1888-9, and
about 17,500,000 for 1887-8. The squat
ting companies and the banks, which
are largely interested in stations, have
during the "last two years been able to
materially strengthen their position with
respect to tho pastoral industry. There
i3 every prospect that, owing to the vast
ness of the improvements made on the
runs, especially in the storage of water,
the industry will suffer fewer vicissi
tudes from drought in the future than
has been the case in the past, and that
the production of wool will steadily
progress. Dry Goods Chronicle.
Singapore Burglars in Public liulldings.
Government buildings seem to be par
ticularly aimed at by Singapore burglars.
Some time ago the Chinese protectorate
offices were broken into, then recently
we had a burglary in the jail attended
with tho loss of money and other valu
ables to tho amount of $300, and now we
hear that light night thieves got into the
police offices, burst open an almeirah and
carried off a cash box containing about
$52 in cash and some valuable papers.
The box 'belonged to the coroner's clerk,
and it is thought from the general cir
, cumstances surrounding the case that the
robbery had been committed by some
person or persons well acquainted with
the routine of the office. Straits Times.
THE sr.V'Li
real 5 Be
rrroui
Blood.
. IT fT"F(-'; ,
a
'mm
. f.-ll' iCc' 1T. trance. Kxrv.ar e9
Vt lor Social Iteration.
? C..tM,al Mr,! i . -ll.IAI J
1
sUIv i, ,V,7..n; : th otr-ce of
,u ioi ao. e fciooid t
mm
"HSUi. f errors, rrly
A Big Sale in Stamps.
The receipts from the sale of stamps at
the Brooklyn postoffice for the month of
April, 1890, amounted to $64,279.82, be
ing an increase of $3,988.0-1, or 16 1-4 per
cent., over the corresponding month of
1889; an increase of $3,490.05, or 15.21
per cent., over tho corresponding month
of 1883; an increase of $17,153.12, or 36.39
per cent., over the corresponding month
of 1887; an increase of $28,426.97,. or 79:28
per cent., over ihe corresponding month
of 18S6; an increase of $33,806.81, or 101
per cent., over the corresponding month
of 1883; an increase of $33,748.80, or 110
per cent., over the corresponding month
of 1884. New York World.
Early Salmon.
The extraordinary run of spring sal
mon fti the Fraser. river, which was spok
en of some weeks ago, still continues.
Never in the history of the river since
white men first cast a net in it has such
a run been known, and the oldest Indi
ans agree that they never heard of such a
marvelous season. The fishermen are
catching from twenty to forty fish to each
boat every day, though working only a
portion of thei day, and on ono occasion
fifty were landed atone haul. The friends
of the artificial propagation system will
doubtless claim that these facts are a jus
tification thereof. Toronto Mail.
i
A man named Fields, who has just
died near Danville, Iy., never, it is said,
though CI years old, slept a single night
out of the house in which he was born,
and never ate but one meal away from
home. He was outside of his native
county but twice, and then only for an
hour each time.
The adoption of "visible means of
support becomes more and more fash
ionable among the English aristocracy.
rTrV---( eottoiBteg fell ! 1X51x1 A1Dert -toward Uodolphln Usborne,
tu;?vFREEcf char-ow a ' a younger son of the Duke of Leeds and
Moodus, Conn, i KRe to Oxlcm to manage a tea planta-
01 ' HUM.
- werner.
.r.':rr.., ... .
2v Market sircct.
4
Feeling-Somewhat-Better and Slow-
Boat, two long haired braves from a
Mojave agency in Arizona, are in "Wash
ington on a tour of observation.. Slow
Boat is a chief 70 years of age, Feeling-Somewhat-Better,
ij his interpretex.
Either Jndian gg bcii Qut of tho terri
i0T7 Aiuoruv-before,. . ; . .
I felt niy r
let wlia
But
auc
arkrrebodlD.
I hastened home oue Winters eve.
When dark the dropping shadows
lisposins: to grieve.
ur coma not thii.
odings filled my mind
ter near at hand.
air inclined.
s to fever heat were Tan
ned. '. :
I hurried up with rapid pace
To reaeh my home and darling
wife; -I
longed to see the loving face
Which cheered and brightened up
inylife.
And yet there was a nameless dread,
A strange misgiving in mv breast.
That I might find my darling dead,
Or by affliction sore oppressed.
E'en was it as I thought; for when
1 reached the house and sought
'y Prize,
I found her pluneed in sorrow then,
The tears were streaming from her
eyes.
I clasped her to my anus awhile,
I begged her to explain her fear;
She answered with a hnmid smile,
"I've just been peeling onions.
dear!1'
John S. Grey in Lippincott's.
- .- -
The First Stop.
Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can?tdo
anything to your satisfaction, and
yoh wonder what ails you. You
should heed the warning, yoi are
taking the first 'step into Nervous
Prostration. You need a Nerve
Tonic and in Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy, for re
storing your nervous system to its
normal, healthy condition. Surpris
ing results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alterative.
Your appetite returns, good diges
tion is restored, and the Liver and
Kidneys resume healthy action. Trv
a bottle. Price 50c. at R. R. BeU
lainy's wholesale and retail Drug
Store.
MAY MOONSHINK.
A title often sells a book, but not
so quickly as a pretty trirl book
agent does. Boston Courier.
Perhaps it is because silence is
golden that the silver men are seh
dom silent. Baltimore American.
The man who keeps getting deep
er and deeper in debt is naturally a
person of more owes tendencies.
Wash ington Post.
"Yes, I was awfully fond of that
girl, and I believe her to be perfect,
but I saw something about her last
night that made me sick." ''What
was that?" "Another fellow's arm."
Binghamton Leader.
"I've changed my mind since I
saw you last." said Cadley. "I hope
the new one is better than the last,"
put in Cynicus, and Cadley got mad.
A famous artist once painted an
angel with six toes. "Whoever.saw
an angel with six toes?" people in
quired. "Who ever saw one. with
less?" was the counter question.
N. Y. Ledger.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To tiik Editor Please inform
your readers that I have a positive
remedy for tho above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hope
less cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FRKK to any
of your readers who have consump
tion if they will send" me their ex
press and post office address. Res
pectfully. T. A. SLOCUM, M.C., 181
Pearl st.. New York.
WHOLESALE JPRICEgC
;
The best man in the world is a
bore if he conies at the wrong time.
Atchison Globe.
Advice to Mother.
M RS. WlNSLOW 'S SOOTHUN'O SYRUP
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the lit
tle sufferer at once; it produces nat
aral, quiet sleep by relieving the
cnild 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
bowels, and is tne best known reme
dy for diarrhoea, whether arising
from teething or othr causes.
Twenty five cents a bottle,
jnlv fi deod&wlv
"It Works Like a Cliarm."
Rulon's Magnetic Liniment is a
safe and speedy cure for Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Gout, Headache,
Sprains, Bruises, Swellings, Diph
theria, Inflammation of the Kidneys
ami all painful affections. For sale
by Munds Brothers.
Day and iliglt.
MY SALOON,
Corner of North Water and
V
Mulberry btroeta,
If 0n from 1 'dock a. m. Mo;&j Uilil
11:15 p m. hktii,
CIIA. F. UKOWNK, Agent,
mcU 10 U WILMINGTON, K. C.
Hardware,
rpiXWARB
AND CBOCKfKT. T
iY. E. SPRINGER & OX,
Importers tna Jcrs. .
: Tlwroliowias quotations represent whole
sale prices generally. In mating up small or
ders nlgner prices hxro to be charge!.
BAGGING
Gunny 7 H
Standard. 8 X
BACON Nona Carolina. , . .
Snonldersv 8 x
Sides, ys 8 10
WESTERN SMOKED
nams,VB. 12X 1
Sides, vb 8 10
Shoulders, y lb 7X 8
DRY SALTED
sides, v a 5
Shoulders,. ft... d 6tf
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine.
Second Hand, each.... 1 40 1 50
New, New Yark, each 0 00 1 75
New, City, each 1 65 l 70
BEESWAX, ft-"- -. 30 9 23
BRICKS, Wilmington, V M .... 8 00 10 00
Northern... 0 00 Qli 00
BUTTER, V ft
North arollna 15 & 25
Northern 25 9 30
CANDLES, V
Sperm is & 25
Adamantine 10 & 12
CHEESE, V ft '
Northern Factory 8X9 10
Dairy, Cream 13 9 14
State... 9 . 11
Coffee, if ft
Java 27 9 J0
Laguyra,.... i...... 23 9 25
RIO ...... 20 9 22
CORN MEAL, t bush, In sacks. 00 9 52
Virginia Meal 00 9 65
COTTON TIES, bundle 1 25 9 1 30
DOMESTICS
Sheeting, 4-4, yy&rd 89 6jfc
Yarns, V bunch 00 9 80
EGGS, V doz 10 9
FISII-
Macterel, No. 1, V bbl X) 00 3Q 50
Mackerel, No. 1, 9 hair bbL 12 50 915 00
, Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl 15 00 990 00
Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl... 4 75 9 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3, V WI. ..... 7 80 910 00
Mullets. bbl 8 00 9 7 00,
N. C. Roe Herring', V keg..: 00 9 6 00
DryCod, Vft IS 9 10
FLOUR, V bbl
Western, low grade 50 9 4 00
Extra 4 00 9 6 00
Family... ...... . 4 50 9 6 00
City Mills Super ... 4 00 9 4 10
Family 4 9 5 00
GLTiE, ft 8 9 10
GRAIN, V bushel.
Corn, fm store, bags, white ; 48 9 50
Corn, cargo, tn bulk, white. 00 9 48
Corn, cargo, in bags, white. 52 9 63
Corn, mixed, from store. ... - 00 9 51
Oats, from store. 38 9
Oats, Rust- Proof. 00 9 50
Cow Peas. T.. ... 95 9 3 00
HIDES, y ft
Greea,.... i 9 a
Dry 3 (3 5
HAY, V 100 lbs
Eastern Western
North River
HOOP IRON, Jb
LARD, lb
Northern..... ,
North Carolina
LIME, barrel.
DUMBER, city sawed, V M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed 18
Rough Edge Plank Vi
West India Cargls, accord
ing to quality 13
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.18
.scantling and Board, com'n.U
MOLASSES, V gallon
New Crop, in hhds. ,
4 4 4 4 In bbls
Porto Rico, In hhds
44 in bbla ....
Sugar House, In hhds
44 44 In bbls
Syrup, In bbls
NAILS, v Keg, Cut. lOd basin.. 2
OILS, v gallon.
Kerosene....'
Lard
Linseed I ,
Rosin..
Tar
Deck and Spar
POULTRY
Chickens, live rown.
44 Spring
Turkeys
PEANUTS, bushel, 22 ft. 1
POTATOES, y bushel
Sweet Irish, y bbl 3
PORK, 9 barrel .
City Mess 13
Prime 15
Rump.. '
RICECaiollna, V ft - - -
Rough, v bush, (Upland)...
4 44 (Lowland).
RAGS, v ft Country
City -
ROPE, 9 lb
SA LT. v sack. Alum
Liverpool 1
Lisbon
American
soap, V ft Northern. ,
SUGAR, P lb standard grain..
standard A. . - . . ; . .
White Ex C. ........ v . . .
Extra C, Golden. .'
C Yellow ....
SHINGLES, 7 In. 19 M. . . ....
Common ,
Cypress Saps....
Cypress Hearts....
STAVES, V M W. O. Barrel
R. o. Hogshead
TALLOW, V ft
TIMBER, ? M feetr-Shlpplng..J2
Fine Mill Jl
Mill Prime 7
Mill Fair ......... 5
Common Mill .t.... 5
Inferior to Ordinary .... s
WHISKEY, V gal Northern-. 3
Sorth Carolina. i
WOOL, V . Waahed
Unwashed -
Buny
05 9 1 10
85 9 90
75 9 00
27'9 3
MISCELLANEOUS.
6,9
8 9
t
10
1 25 9 0 00
00
00
920 00
916 00
00 918 00
00 923 00
00 915 00
25 9
23 9
28 9
2C 9
00 9
13 9
22 9
26
riO
30
28
15
18
35
40 9 2 50
9 9 14
16 9 1 45
90 91 00
15 9 16
00 9 20
00 9 23
25 9 30
10 9 20
75 9 1 00
00 9 1 25
85 9 75
25 9 3 75
00
00
00
4
60
80
00
1
918 00
916 00
915 00
5
80
00
1
00
00
50
00
00
00
4
00
35
50
00
00
50
09
70
5
6
U
5
5
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9
9
9
9
14X9 22;
7Q, 9 75
10 9 1 50
00 9
00 9
4X9
X4 -6
9 j
0 9
59
5 9
9 7
9 2 50
9 5 00
9 7 50
914 00
910 00
9 5
914 00
913 00
9 8 50
9 000
9 0 00
9 4 00
00. 9 5 OC
50 9 300
23 9
16 9 1
16 9 18
OYSTER ROASTS
X AM BETTER PREPARED
than ever to accommodate my
-- -- - 1 . - k . a
friends with OYSTERS this season. I will
bpn none but the Best on band always
jlV kTLK ROVE ROASTS a specialty. Erery
thlxtjr -orer&aoled and IxnproTea.'. oystcra
ready at abort notice and expert sh never to
fcrcl! rates to parties. Give ma a call and
will co my best to pl?aso yen.
l:p?ctriLiy, -
,:'
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington iWeldonR. R.
AND BRANCHES.
Carolina Central Railroad
Company.
IT ".
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated May ll, im. 6s 61 o'a
P. M. P. M. A.T
Leave Weldon iyoi 54i uoo
Arrive Rocky Mount, 1 46 7 10
-
Arrive Taxboro. !2;;o
A. M.i
Leave Tarboro 1020i.
p. M.i -
Arrive Wilson 2 'M - 7 -fti I 7 4:j
Leave Wilson mm
Arrive Sclma 3 4
Arrive Fayettevllle G 00 j
Leave Golds bo ro 315 ' 7 10 ! s X
Leave Warsaw 4 10 ' 9'M
Leave Magnolia 4 24 j s 40 j 9 4.
Arrive Wilmington i 5 50 j 9 55 ' 11 20
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
A. M. A. M. V. M.
Leave Wilmington...;.. .. 12 01 900 4 00
Leave Magnolia... 11 10 34 5 nr.
Leave Warsaw 10 48 5 51
Arrive Goldsboro.... 2 23 1145 tfSJ
Leave Fayettevllle ; ts 40 ......
Arrive Selma ! ll )
p. M.
Arrive Wilson.... j 12 10
. . . ;
Leave Wilson 303 12 .7T, 7 47
Ar. Rocky Mount 1 10 j 8 18
Arrive Tarboro........ 2 30
A. M.
Leave Tarboro 1020
P. M. .
Arrive Weldon 4 30 245 9 30
Daliy except Sunday.
Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon 3:15 p. m., Halifax 3:7 p. m.,
arrives Scotland Neck at 4.25 p. tn., Green
vine 6:00 p. m. Returning leaves Greenville
7:20 a. m. Arriving Ualllax at 10:10 a. m.,
Weldon 10:30 a. m., dally except Sunday.
On Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Local
Freight leave3 Weldon 10:30 a. ra., Halifax
11:30 a. m., Scotland Neck 2:00 p. m. Arriving
Greenville 5:10 p. m. Returning, leave Green
ville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nujo a.
in., Scotland Neck 1:00 p. m., Halifax '3:35 p.
m. Arriving Weldon 4:00 p. m.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C, via Albermarle
& Raleigh R. If. dally except Sunday, 4.05 P. M.,
Sunday ;t00 p. M., arrive Williamson, N. c,
fi.) P. M., 40 P. M., 1'lJTiiOUtn 7.50 P.
M., r;io P. Al. Returjiltis: leavos Plymouth.
except Sunday, f;.00 A.
wunainsron 7.10 a. M.
Tarboro, N. '., 9.:j A. Al.
mourn, n. c, aatly
M., Sunday 9 () A. Al..
9.58 A. Al. Aril ve
il 20 A. Al.
Train on Athllanu N. C Branch leavcH";oM.s
boro, N. C, dally except Sunday. (j.(Ki A. Al.,
arrive Smlthileld, N. C, 7.30 A. Af. Returning
leaves Smlthlleld, N t'., 8.00 A. Al., arrive.
Goldsboro, N. O., 9.30 A. M.
Train on Nashville Brant h 'leave.-) JJocIry
Mount at .3.00 p. hi., arrives ar. Nash
ville at 3.40 P. Al., Spring Hope. 4.15 P. Al.
Returning leaves spring Hope 10.00 a. Al..
Nasnvllle 10.35 A. Ai., arrive Rocky .Mount
11.15 A.M., dally except Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for
Clinton, dally, except Sunday, at .oo P. Al.
and l 10 A Ai. Returning leaves Clinton at
8.20A.M. and 3.10 P. Al., connecting at War
saw with Nos. 4 1 40, 23 and 78.
Southbound Train on Wilson Fayettevllle
Branch Is No. 51. Northbound la No. 50. l.illy
except Sunday.
Train No. 27 south wlll'stop only at Wilson,
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No. 78 makes close connection at Wel
don for all points North dally. All rail via
Richmond, and dally, except Sunday, via Bay
Line.
All trains run solid between Wilmington and
Washington, and navo Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen'l Supt,
J. R. KENLY, Sup't. Transportation.
T. AI. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent,
Atlantic Coast Lice.
Wilmington, Coiumbsr
& Augusts K. 11. Cc
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.-
Dated AjjtTlYJSQ, 1860 NO. 23. No. 27. NO. 15.
P. Al. P. M. A. 31.
Leave WRmlngton... 4 6 15 10 lo ........
Leave Aiarlon. I 9 12 40
Arrive Florence ; 10 20i 1 20 ........
No. 50 Na t$
A. 31. A. it. A. 3!.
Leave Florence ! 3 20 t25
Arrive Sumter 4 U5 . . .' 9 35
u ; no. 54
' - A. Al.
Leave sumtcr j 4 35 tio :i3
Arrlw coHimbta...l- - 15 11 55
No. 53 runs through from Charleston via
Central R. R .
Leaving Lanes 915 A. M., Manning 9:56 A M.
Train on c. & D. 1L R. coaaccta at Florentc
with No. 58.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia..
Arrive Sumter....
Leave Sumter.. ..
Arrive Florence ..
No. 5i.Na 59.
Leave Florence
Leave Marlon..
Arrive Wilmington...
P. M.
10 35
11 5
11 58
A. M.
..I 1 15
NO. 78
4 35
NO.
p. m. i
t a x,'t.
I
. 7 .
P. M.
5 2f'
8 o5i
Na 14.
P. .
8
Jl 4
Dally. t Dally except Sunday.
No. 53 runs throTurh to Charleston. S. c. a
Central IL It., arriving Manning 7l P. M
jLanes i:43 r. u., cnaneston 9u r. . ,
Na 59 connects at Florence with c. and D.
train from Cheraw and Wadcsboro.
Nos. 73 and 14 make close connection at Wil
mington with W. 4X W. K. ic for all points
North -
Train on Florence R. R. leave It-e Dee dally
except Sunday 4:40 P. M., arrive Rowland 7.-00
P. O. i Returning leave Rowland 6:: a. m-. ar-
nve ree vee 8iao x. m.
Train an Manchester A August R. K. leaver
Sumter dally, except Sunday. 1050 A. M..arrlv e
Rlmlnl 1271 P. M. Retornlng leave Kim id
12:15 P. M., arrive Sumter i5ol.M.
-f--; JOHN F. DIVINE. l-
, General superlatendcr.t.
J. JL KENLY. A S3t Genl Manager.
T. u EMERSON. General passenger Ages
nor 18
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
WESTBOUND TIU1NS.
March 23, 1S?0.
No. 4L I No. 51. t No 5."
dally exJdally ex. jdally ex.
Ubaav. Miwiir. .sctni.1T.
Leave Wilmington j 3 m pm
Ieave Hamlet...:, j 7 30 pra
I.ive Wa.1i.hrm 1 8 T-.m
Arrive t harlottejio 20 put
Leave charlotte.. .
l-eaveUn'-olnton.i
Leave Shelby : '
Arrive ItutherTdfns I
6 45 pm
2 W am
3 39 am
7 10 am
S 55 pm
7 its pni
s 26 pm
9 45 pm
EASTBOUN!) TRAINS
March 23, ma
! No. OA. t NO, 54.
Ullyex. daily ex
Sunday, jsundoy
Leave RuthcrTdfn
Lt-ovc Shelby
l-ave Llncolnton.
Arrive Charlotte.,
leave charlotte...
leave Wadcsboro.
Leave namlct
5 00 am
A 52 am
8 Warn,
Arrive WiimaigrnJ; 15 pm
No. 6.
tdally cx
Sunday
ll co am
issorm
m ( nm
ll 24 pm j
1 iii ami
8 00 am:
Trains No. 41 and 38 make close connection
between Charlotte and points Nona via Ral
eigh. Trains No. 51 and 54 make close connection
at Hamlet, to and from Raleigh. -Through
Sleeping cars between Wilmington
ana 1 narioiie ana cnanoue ana Kaielch.
4 . ... - - . ' . , . u. a. ui,
F. w. CLARK, wenl Passenger Agenu . -
mcU24
Atlantic Coast Line.
North-Eastern Ri R. of S. L
r
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. -
Dated May 12, '89. No. 27. No. 23.
A. Al. A. AL
Leave Florence M 35 9 30
44 Klngstrcc 2 29 10 65
Arrive Lanes 2 50 11 20
Leave Laoes 2 50 11 20
Arrive Charleston.... 5 00 1 30
A. Al. P. Al.
NO.
P. M.
7 5
6
Train No. kj takes No. 63 Sout h of Lanes.
Train on c. fc 1). R. it. connects at Uormre
with No. 23 Train.
TRAINS GOING NOItTII.
NO. 78.
A. Al.
J2 25
2 4
2 50
3 10
4 20
A. Al.
NO. II. NO. 62
P. M. 1 A.
"4 'M
t' 2Mj :
2r.
i: 4;
9
Iave t'harleston.
Arrive Lanes
Leave lanes
4 Klngstroe..
Art lve Charleston.
P. Al. j A. Al.
Dally. I Dally except Sunday.
Train "No. 14 connects at lloreiwe with trilr.
on e. K n. R. K. ror Cheraw, s. v., ami Wail-s
boro, N. c.
No. 52 runs through tocolurnbla via centra!
R. R. ofs. C.
Nos. ;m and 14 run solid to Wilmington,
C'., making close connect ion Willi W. Jfc W.
It. for all points north.
JNO. P. DIVINR.
oeneral super Intendi id.
I. H. KKNEY, Ass t (.en I Alt.nagtr.
T. Al. K.MKKSON.Ccui iMsengi r AfTUt.
my ll .
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particulars address the manufacturers,
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