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THURSDAY,! JAN. 11, 1894:.
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CHAPEL HILL, TjT,.
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Ricnmonfl & DanyillB R. R. Go
Samuel Spencer, ;F..W Huidekoper and Reu
ben Foster, " Receivers. -
Coijcteijsed Schedule.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 19th 1893.
; j ' I I -I ' V M
SOUTHBOUND
Lv Kichr.ond
ArBur.keville
. . LvKeysville.
- ,ArDafivilIe,
Ar Greensboro.
Lv GoIJsboro.
? , Ar Raleigh,
f Lv 'Raleigh,
Lv Durham; :
Ar Greensboro.
Lv Winston,
Lv Greensrioro. j
Ar Salisbury,
Ar Statesville '
, ArAsheville, i
Ar Hot Sprinjt,
Lv Salisbury,
Ar Charlotte,
Ar Spartanburg1.
. Ar Greenvillt, 1
Ar Atlanta.
; Lv Charlotte. I
.'. Ar Columbia
. Ar Augusta . 1
No.
12 4a p m
2 4q p m
3 jq p m
5 40 pm
7 33 ?rn
2 35 Pm
4 25 pm
4 40 pm
, 5 37 r
;7 47 pm
j7 40 pm
I 7 3S pm
; 50 tm
DAILY.
. 9 55 pm
11 10 pm
i 1 56 am
j 3 07 lam
3 00 am '
11 40 pm
6 '00 am
1000 am
NORTHBOUND,
Lv Augusta
I w f Mnmriia
Ar Charlotte,
Lv Atlanta,
Ar CharlotU,
Lv Charlotte,
Ar Salisbury,
Lv Hot SpJings
Lv Asheville.
Lv Statesville,
Ar Salisbury
Lv Salisbury,
Ar Greensboro,
ArWinstonx
Lv Greensbtro.
Ar Durham
Ar Raleigh,
Lv Raleiga,
Ar GolAsboro,
Lv Greensboro.
Ar Danville,
Ar Keysville, -AcwBurkeville,
AfRichmond.
iso. : 10
6o prn
10 50 pm
6 00 am
q 2o'pm
6 40 am
6 55 am
817 am
8 27 arn
10 10 a!m
n 30 am
10 20 iim
12 11 pm
1 oq pm
1 28 pm
3 05pra
10 20 im
12 01 !pm
. 2 45 pm
. 3 25 pm
5 30 pm
11.
12 50 am
2 40 am
r7 45 pm
11 10 pm
15 am
15 am ,
15 am
00 am
30 am
04 am -03
pm
25 pm j
57 pm
14 am
40 ppi -36
pm
4 42 pm V
oapm
No. i 37
5 49 a re
6 54 am
3 18 am
5 35 am
6 45 am
6 50 am
8 12 am
8 17 am
9 25 am
11 37 am
12 3 pm
: 4 55 P.m
9 35 am
. 1 20 pm
5 25 pm
t
fDaily except Snnday
DAILY.
' 12 -
B 03 am
r 00 pm
7 45 pm,
b -5 Pm
2 39 pm
I245 pm
k 47 pm
B 37 pm,
b 52 pm
11 20 pm
x am
1 35 pn
3 35 am.
6 co am
S 45 am
12 c$ pm
1 35 pm
1 15 am
105 am '
4 51 aig
7 00 am
No. 38.
12 30 a m
3 5rm
7 30 pm-
i2 45 pm
8 05 pm'
8 15 pm
g 24 pm
g 29 pm
10 42 pm
10 47 pm
us 01 a m
4 05 am
4 51 am
7 oo ami
' .CHapel Hill Bfanch.;
I MORNING TRAIN.
iJn i J 11.:
tV O I
p Chapel Mill 1030
" University 0 30
. j EVENING TRAIN
Lv Chapal Hill 4 18 i 'Ar University- 5 18
44 University 5 46 1 Chapel MiU 6 40
BETWEEN WEST iOINT and RICHMOND ,
Leaves est Point 7:50 a' fn daily.' -ar-d 8:50 am
laily except Sunday ahjl Monday; arriving in Rich
mond a-.oK and 10:40 arm. Returning "leave Rich
mond 3:10 p m and 4:45 p m, daily except Sunday; ar-
ive rvRpint 5:00 and 6:oq p m.
niTV, tHMOND and RALEIGH via KEYSVILLE.
-- Leave Kvtmr.d a.4 pm:dai!j.'iUiE.JeVsYiUe,
j:45pm;arrivejOxfordi6:oop m, Henderson 9:55 pm;
Durham 7:20 p m. Raleigh 6:60 a m, Se ma 10.35 a m
Returning leave SeIma:3:3op. m. Raleigh 4:40 p m,
Durham 6.00 p m. Henderson f.25 P; m. Oxford 7.30
p m; arrive Kevsvilie aij.55 p ra, Richmond 7.00 a m. .
Mixed train "leaves Oxford daily except Snnday at
q.5 a m; arrives Durhafrn 71.53 a m: Leaves Durham
7 45 a m daily efxeept Sunday i arrives Oxford 9.20
a m; Kevsrville 19:24 am. j I ' " j 4---ti
Additional trains leave Oxford Jaiiy except Sun
day at 7:00 a ml and 11:45 a m;5arri ve .Henderson 8.0.
a m and 12.40 p pi. Returning- leaves i Henderso
10.30 a m and 2.25 p m, aily except Sunday; arrive
Oxford 11:20 p m and 3:5 p m
Nos. o and 8 connect
West Point and Baltimd
!at- Richmond from and to
ire daily excert Sunday.
E. BERKLEY. SuptU ! ! Greensboro, ts. C
J. S. B. THOMPSON. Svipt. i Richmond Va
W. A. Turk. Gen'l Pass.- A't. Washington. D. C
S. H. HARDWIGKj Ast. Gen'l. Pass. Agti Atlanta, Ga
W. H. GREEN, Gen'l Mir.a-ger ' Washington, D. Co
SOL HAAS.-Traffic Mahager. Washington, D: C
Ricflfflontl an fl Danville 1 1
: Coiany; . :
SAMUEL SPENCER, f. Wf HLTDEKOPER and
' ' . REUBEN FOSTER, Receivers. .
OPERATING TI1E.CR15AT i ...
Washington ;
and Southwestern
Vestibaied Limited,
AND THE ; ' : "
Richindrid & Danville
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Winston,
President
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for Raleigh.
A kood Ladies Leath
the. Racket Store.
Dee it
and w
Mrs
.a visi
V NEW$
left
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S. W- Andrew;
Be
w
today,
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7C at
t
10 has
better
i. out iin a day on
Norwood has 'returned
tb her sister,
i J
rd, in; Durham.
R
tvvo.
MrsJi-
. R. Best will: open a
"of groceries in the storehouse for
mer
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! .mm w' 1 v
y occupied by Mr. J. u.
T. y....Rurch, pf Oxford,1
W f ' 1
several uays visuin inenqs
it
from
GeoJ
stodk
herefthis week.
N 14 r-
; You will always find almost any
thing you need in the grocery line
at Webb's, McUade corner.
Peter
Winston on the Sth of
win
Sihipstuff,
I
DeGiaffi Willi I
be public.
Bran and the
e "luing
Feb.
It
best
grades of Flour alway Ion hand at
Webbr's
.Mr.l Ballentine, who
has
for several vveeks
Burlinston
quite
La -Grippe, has gone -to
to visit! friends, and relatives.
Miss Bettie Rogers, has returned
been
with
to her hpmejih Durham,
eral days visit to friends
tiVes here.
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arier sev
and
reia
held to be!
1 1 ,ii
Something
Spilling salt'js usually
a very'nnlii(iky omen.
evi L it is1 believed, will happen to
.tlieifam i 1 v o r th e pe r so n spill
W. Gates & Bro.
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'l)os. F. Lloyd's
Mr, Geo. :
and Miss Sula Gates
Newton j
of Fisji Dam,
were married
at the resi-
father,; Mr. L.
V
yesterday ' afternoon
dehce of the bride's
ii. ' i -
F. Gates, on the Oxford road near
Durham, Rev. G. J. Dowellj' of the
2d Baptist church, Durham!, offici
ating. The attendants were : Mr.
Will 'Pardon hf ! Chapel Hiiri with
Miss Viola Gates, sister of the bride.
Mr, W. M. Couch with: Mis$ Laura
Ward of Chapel Hill, ;: Mr. C. D.
Glenn of Durham with Miss Katie
-Pardon of Chapel Hill..,; Immediate
ly after the
ceremony the
py
a;
couple' in company; with
frieuds, left for Fish Dam.
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Dr. Yates will lipid quarterly - iieetiiigs
as follows," in part :
Trinity, Durham, J
Mclvlanncn's, Biirhain ct.,
jflillsboro,
Roxboro,
.Chapel HiUi
It contains
;cribe, not
i Dccciniicr 24
MI
Jauuairy 1
6-7
20-21
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE,
1894.
de-
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descriptions.1 that
mislead I illustrations
that instruct j not exaggerate.1 This
year it come$ to us 111 a suit of gold.
printed in eight different colbrs be-
r -. v - t . r v
sides black. Colored plates of
?,Chfysanthemums,' Poppies! and
On the front cover. is
;,s:
JVegetables.
a very 'exquisite bunch; of
New White
n the back
'Anemone;, 1
We advise
' Messrs. J,
leased'. Mr. 1
and Cotton
ii -
their lumber
Gin and
business' 1 q
t to it
luve
Mill?
move
le
depot:1
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Mr. D. Sparrow, who! runs on
the University f train of the
mond & Danville, R. R.l has not
been on duty this week on account
of sickness, we are glad. tb nowthaf
he is much better and will be at his
, . B t - ! . I I
post in a .11 Ay or so.
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Mr.) Herbert Weaver, of Milllborip,
met.with a very painful
in Winston last
evening. ;He was handlin
1
while
1
to4 in
some Way and it.
accident
Sat irday
or I ri rS;-
O T IT"
-vent
stnkirSg him in the. leg- jqst j above
the! knee, s lie, was .brought
..ruBfT
ful service, or any favorite piece pi M
'- Between the! N6rth and South ancl-
'. j Southwest.
THROUGH lPULLffiAN i PALACE SLEEP
INS AR6 BETWEEN
iNew York and New Orleans,. .
New York anil Atlanta, : : :
New York ami Augusta, : : :-:
Washington! and 'Memphis, : :
'. ' . AND-i . j- ;
Clos(5 Connections to all Joints readied via
' '1 ! " this Great Line. . 'j, ';
The Fast and Complete Service cannot be
N j 'Excelled.
For time tables, niaps, and other infor
mation, apply-to any ticket agent of the
Riclimond aiid Daliville Railroad, or to
C. Iv. Hopkins, Traveling Pass. A't.
i Charlotte ,vN. C.
W. A. Turk,
h - Gen." Pass. Aj'eut.
V. II. GREiXN, ;
General Manager.
Sol, HaS, Traffic Manager. !
General Offices Washington, D. C
Off.
home
last Sundav morning. The last
accpujit the pall is still ii Ijis leg.
An old friend ought ne ver tojbe forsaken
in a hurrv. ' , This id speciallvi tAie of! a
rv
service, or any favorite piece pf jcwpl
br silverwarl. which has a pleasant as-
assp!ciation. ' t Particular pains ! m repairing
everything of this description .lis taken by
our wide-awake friend, Sorrell. Hc iiiends
T . ii il " ' ' i t ., "! ill
ey-glasscs and" spectacles djes ad sorts
of impairing, and carries a ver nice stock
of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, . ; Gall, and
hem.
sc
2j
The Burl
Fmr,
looo to
npiton
Route
Chicago, dtir
' s 1 -i
and froln local po
licago, carried ioOjppcy
31
C
ingi a total of 5,ooo,ocxd.
: 1 - r - 1 Li
mense'iiumqer or peopiq
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witnout any acciaem or any
aha without serious dela
ng
ntsi
riarried
the
near
it:
traveled
iu want a Cook or ilea
any
pipe o
piece belQugiiig to a-stdve or stove
any size, go to II. H. Patterson s.
2W$.
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Stove,
Branching Aster and
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is the i: New Double
2 pages filled with
nany new novelties of f vallue as
v&ll as all the old leading Varieties
jf;flowers and vegetables.
diir friends vvho in
: S " f 1.! .
y thing iin the gRrden
conshlt-"Vick
this year to
starting operations.
!..(
SOME
M'E'NEv
YEAR
ADVICF.
! 5i
Don't wait for the . wagon while
.11
the walking is good.
j Don t gneveiover spi
-
Don't tell th( world v
You can't bbrrojiv !io pn 'them
Don't jet
your. feet..:;
it there. '
Go to thej
goods, j
Chicago.
spil t milk while
there's one! cow left in! the, pasture.
!.: Don't say the; world is growing
' worse when yqu are
to make it better. !
doing nothing
th!
. i
The cows
grass
ing- Tire this week,
destroying nearly all Plfhe Wo
Fair buildings. j j
olbred was ar-
Dan- H. Gilyard, c
rested in Tennessee, dharged; with
nuue ui euKiiig unu ,iuiageu 111 ; jail.
On being searched a
our troubles.
grow under
; can't get at
i fi . I : . '
Racket Store fo.rtcheap
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hid ' i onther sweep
ler sweep
II,CXX),000
Id's
found on him.
four
shirts,, a
sheet iron on
After
bodice
e-eighth of an inch
thick was disclosed. , The sheet-
ie, hadi shed
ir corset of
L 1 , ... t
ing jvefghed. eighjt-pounlls and:made
a c Ipse - fi tti ng,jb u 1 1 e t pjbof; coat 0
encircling the body from arm
to hips.1 fThe i affair was fas
tened in ..frohtlhyj Ieathter thongs, irj
tne.back was a dent made : oy a
large sized pistol ball.
mai
pits
Windsor,
Carlos Harrill
s 1
N. C, Jan., 7. Don
aged 63 j a prominent
: i
Send ip cents
to Jdmes Vick's Sens Rochester,
'S Guide; it costs
can deduct tne no
order!- It certain-
N; Y., for. V c
nothing, as you
cents from first
Iy will pay y ou I
M t
1 .
Dover Egg Beaters 21c I at the
R eket Store, .'jl;-
7 J.
chapel Hill market!
li ! !
20C. .
Butter,, per pound, 15 to
Beeswax, " j 20c.
CpflcQ, green, 20 to 25c per lb.
1 j. ' . roasted, 27c j" . ": ;
C6rn , new per bushel , 50c. ;
Cotton,- 7 to 7c per potiiid.
Cotton seed, per bushel, :15c. ;
Chickens, 10 to 25c each;.
I gs, per dozen, 15c.
Flour, per barrel, 3.00 to I5.00.
Hides, dry per pound, 24 to 3c.
! green, " to 2c.
Meat, western, per: pound, ioc.
! Haiiis, western, 14c
j " country, 15c. ;'
Pork, per p,ouiid, 7 tolScj .
Sugar, granulated, 5c per lb.
' brwvn, 4c per lb.
Tallow, per pound ; 4 to 5c
Wheat, per bushel, 60 to 75c.
Oats, per bushel, 35 to 40c
Furs Muskrat 8 to 10c.
v Mink,' 25 to 60c.
Rabbit toic.
Fox, 20 to ""40c.
x.O 'possum 5 to 'ioc
DressJ Making. I am prepared to do alx
kinds of Dress Making. Children's clothes
a specialty. ' The ; Metroolitan Catalogue
of Fashions and other publications receiv
ed regularly. - Satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms moderate. I fFor further particulars
call on iiie at residence
Thompson.
eacii.
a
:
of Mr.! W.
H.
MRSJ COR.il WII.I.IAMSON.
Judicious Adyfrtisingj
CREATES many a new business ;
ENLARGES many an old Jbusines ; '
; REVIVES many a! dull business;! j j :
' RESCUES many a lost business ;. !.
. SAVES mahy a miling business; and
SECURES SUCCESS in any business.
T
farmer living hear Drem's. Station
in this countyp evidently doe$ not '
believe marriage is a failure.' He'
was married the ninths' time yesteri 1
aay.--:isLrjIe-rw-Mrv:-eU
Williams, widlow of William Willi
amis?, of Cashfe Neck.
DO YOU WANT,
si
AN ) DO YOU WANT A
5cwinu Macfiine T
OR ' A Good Machine
fl iNf. FFor Half the Usua
i!
Price.
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We have a fmefcb-
onized, fancy billed
walnut imperial Up
right Piano and two
Firje : Organs, one a
Pipe Organ. Wq Of
fer these instruments
way. below; agents or
manufacturer's prices
Call at NbWS otiica
:,-.A
We have two vri
are offering at low J
rates. ' '' 1 I " I i
Call early if yom
want one 'at the
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Ni;v3 oflicb,
so ,
JiOR Sai,k. f Eight: volumes of Butler
Bible WpxkT. Glentworth Butler, D. DL
Royal octavo, clothj65o j double-column
pages in eacn, volumej, beautifully printed
and illustrated with nearly 200 engrayingi
of maps, diagrafris,, sqenes in Bible landi
character sketeiics, etc. lit is ' a perfect
gold mine for rqmisters, Bible students and
Sabbath School teachers. . Apply at Newi
Uffice.
Soiiiebodm
Bargain.
is Going to . Lose d
Has moved his stock of 1
' . . '. : ' ' " ; I . 1 . ; j. 1
cBade
to The
where he has lliore room and will carry, a
larger stock.
TRY MY FLOlR All
it
Bri
Rfiuildins
x
V
si
'
of my customers say
is splendid-. YoiX wi
say so too. jf you try it.
COUNTRY PRODUCE 6f all kinds.x
100 Cents
1Q Ounces for a Pound,
is my "motto.
I 5cUKCoouuv-noo 1,1 any uuiic. j 1 j ;
;:-!.v;; .i:'v:r.-' !::.-v::p'i:.r!-iU:
worth for a Dollar,
Call
II id :
see me. : i i
D. WIBB.
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