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DACOtf, 8A.
PHILADELPHIA.
Prior. ONE Dollar
fWFlllPP There Is no other gemvint
UCIUGmUCl Simmons Liver Regulator.
Be Hot Imposed TJoon.
Examiue to see that you get the
enuine, uistinguisiiea iron an
fiatids aud Imitation by our red Z
Trade-Mark ou front of wrapper, and
on the side the seal and signature of
J. H. Kellln l5o.
A.R.WILUAN
Sanitary Plumber and
Steam Fitter.
Bath Tulw. Wnter (Ixwln. vV.i-lnl.vubi. Trim
t'ntla l'i. Ah: "Cahiiriiia'' Sprink
lers, liardeii llix; everything
in the pin in liti line.
AWNING WORK A SPECIALTY
Eitim t!r on all Work.
THE ORTON.
Wilmington hi the gateway to the (treat sea
il mtttrtH of North tYinilina, and iiinuiw
rini on. should not fail to stop iU TH K OK
TON, Wilminirtons elegant hotel. The Or
ton in a inaKudinent structure, finely tilted
villi mixfc-rn improvements, elevators, elec
tric light hikI al I n veil iences.
SlTial low rates to eicuntion parties dur-
lug the summer season, transient rates Inan
11 to It -r tiny.
Ample :ti-r..mml:ttiiis. excellent fare ami
polite treatment characterise I he orbm.
J. K. MONTAUCK,
May I tf Maimer
SMITH & WATTS,
IIROKKIIH,
10 8. (Vtllee Street, ('mmrrrr, N. C.
Representing liunson Itrns A Co., inera
hep rhii'jujo Hoard of Trade: Iohman Bros.,
members Rew York I'otton Kichaiiie; Hub
bard, Price A I Jo., mom bora New York Ominn
Kliian Oabn Co., members Sew York
Hunk Kn-hanire; M. It. Mnndham, member
New York Petroleum Kxclimige.
I4f Order xecuted in froiu three to Ave
minutes over our private wires.
The Wasbiogton Post.
A National Paper.
Itcine printed at the seat of Government,
1HK VYKKKI.Y 1MST contains Scriai feat
uiea not founil in any other publication.
Kvcry man should "hrst subscrilie for his
home par." To it you owe your first all
glance. After that to done, if able to take
another per, the best one printed at the
of the country is the one that will
prove mot prolilahle ami entertaining.
The prion of THE WKKKhY 11XT la
7ft oenta per anniini in advance. Kamplr
copies sent Ore. Add rem.
The Weekly Post,
WASHINGTON, 1. (
Central Park
Is another candidate for the omisidetation
of th we seeking desirable homes near the
prosperous growing city of Charlotte.
CENTRALLY
lxmted between Charlotte and Sharon",
Dilwnrth and Highlands, Its name is at o;ice
recognised as appropriiltc.
BEAUTIFUL
Uiidiilnting field and fawns liitersjwrsed
with magnificent groves of oaks, hickories,
tc and the imtural lioautioaol tliesituntion
ni'roiwed by the ahjrof man-igCwitml I'ark.
.' . ttOXD Wilt ItK UOfSMSCH.
The tapreme Crt Bahl to Dave Deoldei
'' h MebfMka C Ja III rarer.
There la a Beamingly well aatheo
tieated rumor in circulation to in
effect that the Saprerae Court of the
United Btatet bae decided favora
bly to Boyd In tbe ease f Jioyd a;
This decision, If e6 annoonced.wlll
make rooi uoya's claim to the We
braaka rubernatorial chair, now oc
oopled by ex-Oovernor Thayer. ' The
decision will, It is ns.ld.be read today
iy vnieunsuce n er. it isnnaor
stood that the rote of the court on
the decision was six to three.
The hlstoryof the case Is Interest
in ir. vne election for governor was
held In 1888, the candidates being
Thomas J. Majors, republican; James
E. Boyd. denioot tt. ni J . h rt Powers.
alliance. At :hat tinm Thayer was
frovernor. When the votes i,am to
be canvassed by the leiritUtnre tliere
was toasldernhle controversy, bnt
Hoytt was finally declared to have
been elec tod ml was doly inducted
into otuc . While nervlnir as irov
ernor the ntiariro was niide that
Boyd was not leir.il I v qualified. udou
the ground that he aad not been
fully naturalised His father, Joseph
uova. a native or ireiana, was
oitisen of Ohio and took out his first
papers in that state. The records do
not show, though he makes the claim
otherwise, that he took out his second
papers nntll 1MX), but he continued
to act and was treated as a citlxen of
the UnlM-d Htates, voted for
every officer, state and national, nod
was himself elected to several offices
In Ohio
The son entered the army and
erved in camp.tiirn against the In
dians. Later, he became a leading
business man in Omaha, ana accu
moisted considerable money. When
the territory was admitted to the
Union of states he was a member of
the constitutional convention He
twice held the office of mayor of
Omaha. In all these rears his clti
senshlp was never questioned.
Knit wn brnmrht bv Oov. Thaver to
oust Gov. Hoyd upon the ground that
tho 1 itter was Ineligible at the time
he was voted for. and under the con
stitution of Nebraska, which declares
that the erov.-rnor shall hold until his
nuccesror is legally chosen and ijuali-
fled. Thaver claimed that ne was en
tied to continue In the office of
governor. This claim was simaiiien
y the state courts. Hoyi was
Misted and Thayer placed again In
he office. '
Hrtvd appealed to the Knprenie
Court of the United States and the
decision, if the premature announce
ment is correct, make Hoyd gov'
rnor and removes Thuyer.
taas
QRAL
PARK
odel
Sovfhern lrot;rM In 1801.
''"his week's lue of the Baltimore
Mannfacturer-' Itocord contains an
interesting and elalorate review of
the Kouth's progress last year in
commerce, Industry and agriculture,
from which we glean the following,
The review embraces fourteen HUtes:
Maryland Virginia, North Carolina,
Houth Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana.
Texas. Arkansas, Teunewsee, West
Virginia, and Kentucky. The as
SHBsed value of propriety in these was
ill IHlsl, t4,493,5Wi:5e, In IH'.ll It was
$t,Kl,3!)
The exports irom iweniy-ionr
rlouthern ports for theeleven months
ending Nov. 30, 1871, aggregated
Ur7.S10 as eomnsrwd with faiH,-
21.24.1 for the corresponding period
f 100.
The production of pig Iron was I.-
2I2AHO tons, as compared with 1,9-VV
4 VI for I KOO, a slight falling oil. hut
ot to compare with the decline In
ome or the oiner tron-prouucing
seclonsof the country. Thedeclfne
for the country at large for the firet
six months of 1881 was 1,422,!)7 net
on. But there as a revival of ac-
vltv in th latter half of the year,
earlv recovering the decline, so
hat the estimated output will not he
more thau 10 per cent, less than that
' 1890.
The coal product was 21.27fl.OO0
gross tons, as compared with 15.H40,
4V4 gross tons in IS80, as reported by
the census
The product of wheat in 1891 was
VM77,000 bushels, as compared with
43,24.',nno bushels in isw
Of corn 343,000 husiieis. as
against 4"0,5i00l bushels in 18H0.
Kice product i34.ww,utiu as againsi
1.12,000 for the previous year.
There was a decrease In the num
ber of cattle for some unexplained
reaon, the total for 1891 as reported
by the U. 8. Department of Agricul
ture being 1,4,377, as compared
ith 17,041,187 for 1S00. Hot the in
crease for tne wnoie couniry was
only 93.232 head, whereaa the in-
reae in lsuuover ib.s was -,in,rK
head.
The cotton crop according to the
figures of the New Orleans Cotton
Kxchange was K,rKz,; naies, an in
crease of 1,811,275 bales over the rop
' 1880-90.
The exports of cotton were 5,778,822
kales as compared with 4,900,440 the
previous season.
The acreage in cotton was I!l,4fi9,fll7
acres as compared wltU 10,080,275 acres
the previous year.
The Southern mius consumea up
to August31st6t4.6til bales as compar
ed with 646,875 for the previous year.
I n 1 800 there we re JCUimllls.of which
seven have been sinoe burned. Twen
ty new mills have beeu built, and
several consolidated, making the to
tal number at the end of August 840.
Of thes 277 old and 10 new mills were
in operation.
Tlie number of spindles In .opera
tion was l,tS74,fl!)0 as" compared with
1.423,827 in IBM.
There were 51 new nntional banks
established, with a capital of $1,610,-000."
were 8,24l,new manuractur-
rlses estubllshed, as com-
7fortl890, showing a
ater proportion
the conn try,
on
PUTTS BMIKFL T XOtKD. ;
' John'Dletel, of Cincinnati, weight
tos pounds, died or toe grip.
In a steamboat accident in Colum
bus forty rers ns were killed.
George Ken nan, the traveler and
author, Is In New York with bis wife.
ire at uardin, mo., aesiroyoa
twenty-two business bouses Hd
dwellings. Loss, 75.000; 111 tie or no
insurance.
George W. Hastings. M. P.. was
formally arraigned in London on
charge of embexBllng trust funds.
Police of Baltimore were summon
ed to protect tbe sugar refinery at
Curtis Bay against former work men.
Jiaiiroad employes at Little llock,
Aftt drove a carload of "scabs" Into
the swamps and destroyed their baggage.
Thenar Association of Hloux Falls.
8. IX, oondemned tbe action of the
ministers of the place In denouncing
juage Aiaen. .
George is, Clark, one of the well-
known Cambridge, Mass4 telescope
makers, died at .Bedford riprings,
aged ho years.
Tbe axe factory of Emery A Wa-
terhouse, at North Mountain, Me ,
was burned with all its contents
Loss about t50.000.abou t three-fourths
insured. .
Arrasts for Mall Bobbery.
A postoffloe official says In tbe
Washington Star: During the) last
year fifty-eight postmasters, twenty
three assistant postmasters, forty
Ave clerks In postofflees and sixty-
six mail carriers were arrested on
charges of dishonesty.
Every dishonest postofflce employe
Imagines that his method of stealing
Is a nw one, that he does It better
than any one ever did It before, and
that he can erode detection. But
such offenders are invariably caught
They can never tell when they are
being watched or how. All new post-
office buildings are constructed with
peep holes expressly for this pur
pose. The rifling or letters is the
most una1 form of theft. A clerk
was emight In the act the other day
at Wilmington, N. C. who had
achieved such expertness In distin
guishing paper money by smell that
after his capture he selected with
unerring accuracy seven letters con
taining bank notes out of 400 placod
tafre him, though blindfolded, in
nrdT to satisfy the curiosity of the
nepectors. Not merely old bills can
be thus smelled out, but new ones
likewise. Himply a keen sense, well
rained, is required. Men in the
biir.aii of engraving and printing say
that they can smell out new notes in
envelopes every time. The method
of detecting paper currency by feel is
familiarenough, as Is also that of
drawing a thread with a knot on the
end of it, by the help of a needle.
h rough a letter, the knot fetching
with It some of the fiber from the in
closed bill
Two years ago a mall clerk at
Lynchburg, Va., was suspected of ri
fling leters. A post office Inspector
hired a room oVir the one which was
occupied bv the sSppoaed guilty par
ty, in an omen building, and over-
ooked him dav and dlght through a
hole bored in the celling. The offl-
ial spy had an opportunity of
watching the progress of a very In
teresting love affair and of securing
damning evidence at the same time.
In another case of similar character
at Charlotte, N. C an Inspector gaz
ed upon an employe who was sUal-
Ingfrom registered letters, through
chinks In theceiling. Over the post
office was an 'opera house, and the
etective crawled benath the stso
so as to get his eye at a suitable
crack. From this point of vantage
e saw the guilty party open the
missives Intrusted to his charge b J
oatine them on a bowl of .water,
placing them afterward under a
ress for the purpose or sealing them
Ith the old mucilage. Thus the let
ters would arrive safely enough, and
pparently Intact, but without the
a) uable contents. Bo engrossed was
he critninafwlth his little game
hen caught at it that the Inspector
was able to walk quietly In and peep
over his shoulder, saying, " hat
sve von got thete, mv boy?" The
guilty one's reply, as his knees gave
way onder him, was simply, '-Good
Lord ! Ypu've got me."
, ruaisal, Elca-aat, Helkakle. ,
For Bllllousness, Constipation and
Malaria, take Lemon Elixir. '--:
For Indigestion, Blok and Nervous
Headache, take Lemon JUixir.
r Sleeplessness, Nervousness
and Haartfallare, take Lemon Kliair.
Ladles, for natural ana thorough
orgsnte regulation, take Lemon
Kllxlr. - '
Dr. Motley's Lemon Elixir will not
rail yon In any of tne atwve named
dJeoases, all of which arise from a tor-
Did or diseased liver, atomacn, kid
neys or bowels. 60o and f 1 bottles at
druggUts.
Prepared oniy by vt. flioziey, At
lanta,Ga. '
I.EMOM HOT HOrS,
Cures all Coughs .Colds, Hoarse
ness. Bore Throat. Bronchitis. Hem
orrhage and all throat and luDg di
seases. JMegant reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared
only by Dr. 11. Mosley, Atlanta, Ga.
Bucklen's Arnioa Salve. ,
The best Halve In the world for
outs, bruises, sores, salt rhenm, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required, it is guaranteed to give
perfect satif action, or money refun
ded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
at Burwell at Dunn's, wholesale and
retail, and at Jordan A Boott's, whole
sale drug stores.
Attention to the dally habits of tbe
young prevents suffering. Take Sim
mons Liver Kegulator.
All miserable sufferers with dys
pepsia are cured by Himmona Liver
Kegulator. "
Facts forth
Thinking
about
"tint iixm l'Tiik Lira"
FIIWT
Learn that all di.ooases are the result of fer
mentation and decay cauwd by living mi
crobes in the human system, and whatever
remnlv will remove the catiw ami build up
the health and utrength of the uttient is the
one to uae.
riF.COM).
Don't forget that Win. Kadam's Oreat Dis
covery is the original ami old rctialde Mierolie
Killer (of which other Mimuar no-called renie-
lieB are out leehle imiLHtionsl hascurel more
(tiaraaca than all other proprietary medicines
put uigetner.
C"THIRD.
If you are sick or diseased don't trifle with
our health, but "hold fast" and iitsfct on
laving Wra. Itadam's Ul.D KKLIAIil.K
MICHOKE KII.LKR. which has cureti thou
sands of all manner of diseases, such as tbn
sumption, futurrh, Indigestion, Hheumatism,
i t : j lii ii i 1 1 t
nuwvi, iviuiiejr, xiuiicier ami an manner u
bloKl and akin disease. Ac. cmii klv. perma
nently and at a small cost. y
When you hare thought over these facta
send stamp for full particulars and certiticstes
of wonderful cures anil investigate the virtues
of this great wonderful remedy, which for
yean has stood abreast and in advance of all
ner remeutee ever iiacei neiore the pumic.
It never fails when proix-rly useil, Try it
and lie convinced that it is the greatest reme-
ly ever given to the world,
It. Ii. JOB DA AT,P CO, Agents.
Charlotte, X. C.
The holiday rnsh being oyer, I am
now ready to give special attention
to my. repairing; department of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
A nice stock of Watches, Clocks,
Diamonds, and all classes of Jewelry
on hand.
Give as a call.
JOHN FAKRIOR.
Insoeetor of C. C. add A. L.
Watches.
CTONEWALL
0 JACKSON.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF GEN
ERAL THOMAS J. JACKSON.
By his wife, Mary Anna Jackson
Edited by Rev. H. M. Field, D. D,
Illustrated.
For sale at
Ross & Adams'
B-O-O-K S-T-O-K-E.
Dec 14 tf
THE BUEOEI) HOTEL,
v oiaariotte; isr;o.: ;
CAPACITY DOUBLED. THE RATEHT IMPROVEMENT INTIiff
DCCED INCLUDING A FINE HYDRAULIC. PAKBKliOUt
- AND BAGGAGE ELEVATOR. -
Klectrie all and amomwlcoaii belh. I.lgni
ed by gas and elertriritv. Kaths aad clo-wts
on every door. Twelve elegantly nimiiOawl
sample and ruga's room on office floor.
Heading, room rupecially for guests.
Kiexantand beautifully decoraicd dining
room on 4th floor, which is Kenned by pas
senger elevator. ..,...
The hotel is furnished throughout In the
best manner with velvet and Brussels eirpeta.
solid Antique Oak Kuroitnre, the very bast
beds and every appliance for the enufort of
b is Ruenta. 1 able nrisurpaased tor exoellenca,
The patrunaKe of visitors totbecityaodeonr.
meroal ineu especially solicited.
TERMS: $2.00, $2.50 aid $3.00 per diy. Special rates to permarient
guests on application. GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Proprietor, ;
OFFICE OF
a
W n Win CHARLOTTE
-lm II II l.'lUII UUlj
"Win. olesale On
V AW V A V
flMOKE
MOKE
MOKt
home 1iade
ome Made
OME lllADE
Cigahh
KlAliH
KlARfj
-:o:-
MARTINS BOUQUET
FOR INSTANCE.
It is made of the best material that
can be put in a cigar for 6c.
Manufactured eeiiecially for retail
trade by
E. L. MARTIN,
Charlotte, N. C.
Next to Buford House.
Salem Almanacs
-FOR 1892-
-MABOLINA CENTRAL DIVISION.
WasiKOTOK. Nov, 29th 1891
Change of schedule on Seaboard Air
Line, C. C. Division.
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
IVMth of m Wen-Known firms Man.
Piiii.adki.piiia, January 1. Mr.
a mes Cooper, the well-known cir
ess man who bought the rorpaugh
circus and who was formerly a part
ner of Barnum A Bailey, died this
morning at 7 o'clock. He had been
ill for several weeks from inflamma
tion of the bowels.
A friend Induced me to trv Salva
tion Oil for my foot, I uxed it and
the rheumatism is entire! v gone. J.
II. Anderson, Baltimore, Md. -
Opera. House.
JUST ONK NIGHT.
j,
Wednesday, January 6,
Sprape's Comedians
'resenting their latest Comedy Success,
A SOCIAL SESSION.
i
One of the funniest plnys ever written. 15e-
letc with singi g, dancing and sjecialtics;
SKllinti menuiug 01 ieiioioun numor,
srkliug scenes, melodious songs.
1'oMilar music, bristling with the
liveliest sort of funny situations. A continu
ous stream of laughter, from beKinnlngtoend.
WRITl'KN FOU LAUtlHIU rilKIXXSKS
ONLY.
Acconiianiod by the Famous
Black Hussar Band
Msgnillcently I'nifornied and Elegantly
Kquiil IteiMlering hi an exquisite manner
las ot music never net ore. nitcmpUM oy
any simtlar oigiuniaUon.
lEI'KKSTRNTATI VR TUAVEUNQ
IAN I) OF AMtCKlUA,
'Icsrlershln f the talented yonng
EDWAli0.BL K1CKK0N.
laocr f : very ooiois
Vie eeiy
NrfV-
1
V
I No. 43. No. 23. I No 41.
Nov.29 1891. liaily ex. Daily ex.'nailyex
I Sunday.! Sunday. Sunday
Lv Wilm'gt'n 9.IW am 7.15 m
Lv Hamlet.... 1.43 pm 2.30 am 7.40pm
LvWadesb'ro 2.M pm 3.53 am 8.30pm
A r Charlotte. 4.20 pru 7. am 10.15pm
Lv Charlotte . 4.30 pm
LvLincolnt'n 6.55 pm
Lv Shelby.... fi.53 pmj
Ar Ruthrfdtn 7.55 pnr
EA8TBOUND TRAINS.
Nov.29 1891.
LvRutberrt'r
LvShelbv
LvLincolnt'n.
ArCharlotte
LvCharlotte
LvWadesboro
Lv Hamlet
ArWilmingtn
No. 3fl. i No. 24.j
Pnily ei. Iaily ei
Sunday . Sunday
8'0V am
9.04 am
10.03 am
I1J3 pra
11.. '5 pm
No. 38
7.45 pm
....... , .....
LIS pm 1068 pml
2.3S pmiTS.46 am!
6.2J pml 7.40 am!
5.00 a m
ii. -ID a m
S00 a m
Trains Nos. 41 and 38 make connec
tion at Hamlet to and from Raleigh
and North Kos. 43 and 38 at
Monroe for Greenwood and
Abbeville B.C., Elberton and Athens
Ga.,and all points on G. C. A N. road.
Through sleepers on 23 and 24 be
tween Wilmington and Charlotte.
Win. MONCURE, Supt.
F. W. Clark, G. P. A.
CELERY
CELERY
CELERY
CELERY
for CHRISTMAS,
for CHRISTMAS,
for CHRISTMAS.
for CHCISTMAS.
at
TATJRORA FARM.
W. "W. Fiiirr.
712 North College fjtreet,
a4
awy for
s I X ZZ"
CAVIATS. '
ii-- t . .WttICN PATtSjTSl
B InMnnatKWi sa ftx Bner wHt e : 't.
mdnn a (xjl. aa hh.Uuwat. niw Voasr.
,OKH bapMui f.irwurlin patent la Airton.'
'Krery piMwk lkMt wit hf a la brought keea
Wm pttklla lr a nonce uiTa Iras ot dHtqsi at tae
W
at Publisher's Prices.
FOR SALE BY
JORDAN fe SCOTT,
nholrml ltruggint.
No. 10, North Tiyon Street.
TO MY MANY CUS
TOMERS.
Ieaves your orders with me for OYSTERS
and FISfi for Sunday morning breakfast and
they will be promptly filled. Thanking you
for pest favors, I an still very truly yours,
J H WILLIS,
Oct! 3m 37 West Trade street.
.Cheap Paper.
9 We hkve an immense lot of old newspapers
(files) we want to get rid of at once. Will sell
them it 00c per 1,000 copies. They are 24x35
inches, and useful for packing and to go un
der carpets.
Also a lot of clean white newspaper, with
out printing on one side. These tor sale at
20 cents per 100.
SOTJTHERN NEWSPAPER UNION,
Oct 23 tf. are 8. College street
Office 18 South Ttyon Street, over
First National Bank, and opposite
Central Hotel.
CIU8. C, HOOK,
ARCHITECT.
BUFORD HOTEL.
CLARKS0N & DULS
Counsellors' and Attorneys-at-Law.
a
Office In Law Building;. Prompt
attention to all businea. Claims
collected. Practice in State and
Federal Courts. . ..
DR. H. M. WILDER,
PHYSICIAN AND BU-ROEON.
Aug. 1st, 1891
OPENING OF FALL SEASON, 1891 :
31)1 ( PUSH,
Ft PLUCK, and
I lJ ( PERSEVERANCE,
I am enabled to lay before a kind public, which is ever ready to applaud
"success," a comparative statement of cases and bales of goods sola and
shipped by me during the months of June and July, for the three years re-
epeciiveiy oi ioo, itsw, ana ibwi :
1889, June, 813 cases and bales; July 680. -
1890, " 41 " u 5 101T ,""!
1891, " 619 " , M " ; " 1450 . : , " , '
An increase in 8 years of over 100 per cent: and as these figures speaK
more eloquently than anything I could say, I simply point to them and say,
" These are my jewels." And now a word to those merchants who bave
Do not gc North to buy the time will not warrant Itbut boy nearer
home and often. I offer you ms good a selection of goods as, and warrant
priced with, any market. : .,
My lines are all ready for inspection. Send for quotations, or come lQ
person, or let me send one of my salesmen to you. Respectfully,
THE OLIVER 1 CIPIf,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COTTON SEED OIL, CAKE, MEAL AND
RE-GINS.
CASH PAID FOR COTTON
Tiios. lt. Bells.,- 2A. a. n a. g e r.;.'
605 WEST NINTH STREET. CHARLOTTE, N. C
GO TO
FASNACHT,
THE BAKER
For your Bread, Cakes,
and Rolls. 28 Bread tick
ets for $1. Buy his Bread,
you will save money.
l
J. FASNACHT,
City Bakery.
"A watrh-M'ortl surh as ne'er fhall
sink while there an echo left to air"
THE WASHINGTON
Life Insurance Coipaoy,
OF NEW YORK.
Assetts over $10,500,000.00.
Is a gigantic monument to the truth
oi tne propnecy.
Its bond and mortgage in vestments
amount to more than S3 per cent of
the total assetts.
These mortgages are first liens on
real estate valued at ,17,500,000. , .
Bat the strength of the Washing
ton Is in its conservative manage
ment. In times of depreciation no
concern is ieit by tne noiaere ot its
policies. - '
Agents wanted in ever j county in
the State where we are not now rep
resented. An active man can get a
good contract for Charlotte and vi
cinity. " .
McMANAWAY. 4 r: 0:
t3fhce over Burwell A Dunn's Drag
gtora. Telephone ISO.
fDLCHAS, G.
n t tnrftni ilmvitnrt or
KTyon "trees, promptly b-
- 8ahCL. Adams, Bpecial Diatrie
Agent, rooms, WrtghVbulldlu g,a
ham,N.C '
Maroh-ly ; .
KICHMONBrA DANVILLE
f RAILROAD CO.
' 1. '
CONDENSED SCHEDULE. - -
In effect November 15th, 188L'
EiiiyT r
SOUTHBOUND
Lv Richmond
" Burkeville
w Keysviile .
Ar Danville
" Greensboro
Lv Goldsboro
Ar Raleigh
lv Raleigh
" Durham
Ar Greensboro
" Winst'n-Sal'm
Lv Greensboro
Ar Salisbury
Ar Stateaville
" Asheville
' Hot Springs
Lv Salisbury
Ar Charlotte
' Spartanburg
Greenville
" Atlanta
Lv Charlotte
Ar Columbia
Ar Augusta
NORTHBOUND
Lv Augusta
Lv Columbia
Ar Charlotte
Lv Atlanta
Ar Chanotte
Lv Augusta
Lv Hot Springs
Asheville
u Statesville
Ar Salisbury
Lv Salisbury
Ar Greensboro
"Winst'n-Sal'm
Lv Greensboro .
Ar Durham
- Raleigh
Lv Raleigh .
Ar Goldsboro '""
Lv Greensboro
A r Danville .
" Keysville
' Burkeville
Richmond
t Dally except
No.0-
3.00pm
6 10pm
. &5Spm
8 lopm
10,30pm
3 45pm
630pm
40pm
7 45pm
1015pm
t4)pm
1040pm
1232am
No.11. V
JL20aiu
511am
1012am ,
t745pm
1105pm
05am
i 607am
: 40am
850am
1020am
1167am
102am f 109pm
6 55am f659pm
8 56am' 744pm
is warn I "izuopm -
600am f 4 27pm i
610am 684pm
1220pm 1145am
210am 150pm
667am 669pm
9 90am 1 1 15pm
Daily. .
No. 10
700pm
1050pm
8 05am
850pm
640am
827am
620pm
240am
707am
800am
.837am
1020am
1140am
1030am
)X32pm
125pm
130pm
8 05pm
1030am
1210pm
252pm
6 87pm
& 80pm
Sunday.
No, 13
,200pia
60rpui
- BOt'pm
lOJopm
; 850pm
UOOpm
1289pn
42.5pm
917pm
10 12pm
lfOHpm
1242am
f22um
t 00am
: 507am
7 2 " nn
tH4-.:i' I'
laser
135tu,
i a:i-"ai.i
602am
6 43am
740um
D,Ulv.
BLEEPING1 CAR WERVIl'E.
WTrtvln and 10 Pullman hn IT.-t
8Ieeer between Atlanta aud New
York; between Danville, aad Au
gusta, and ltalelgb, via Asheville)
andKnoxvllle.Teun. ; "
On 11 and 12. Pullman BuGVt
Sleeper between Ittchmemland Dan
ville, Raleigh and Greensboro, aud
Pallman Buffet rtleepera Iwlweeti
New York, Wasnlngtonand Kuox
vllle via Danville. Salisbury, and
Asheville, and Pullman Sleepwrs I -
tween Washington and Kuiim t C;
via Atlanta, Birmingham and Mi i
EL BtRKMT, J"'. A. Ii
Supt, AsstGen. r,i.A ,
Rich oiond, , , ' . . Ch a r 1 1 1 1 o. . . . I
W.H.GKKBN, JA5. Ii. T AY l.i Hi.,
Gent Mgr Gon. I f '
t .Atlanta, Gx- Ml'
' - i - SoL 1UA ,
i Trt!ic m.h' ' r.
I day or night. 4 '- Z5-ly