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or every insertion.
Moresburg, OnU April 23. A
freight train going west on the grand
trunk railway went through the bridge
at Nash Creek this morning. The en
gineer and fireman were killed and a
brakeraan was badly injured. Thir
teen loaded cars were piled into the
gorge and smashed to atoms. The
bridge was inspected only last week
and pronounced safe. The loss is
heavy. - - '
Bail Storm in Mississippi.
THE RAILROADS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives Irom Richmond at Q-43 a m
" 10.32pm
Leaves for Richmond at I . . 8.32 a m
" ' g-sspm
Yazoo Citv, Miss., April 23. One
of the severest hail storms for many
years prevailed here yesterday. At
Rolling Forks the severity, of the
storm was unprecedented. A number
of hailstones were picked up that
measured $M inches in circumference.
Holes were knocked into the roofs of
houses and trees were partially strip
ped of their foliage.
mat congressman Culbertson wiirj
stump the State in advocacy of their
cause. The Republicans are as yet
unueciuea wnat course to pursue on
the question of prohibition, but it is
believed that they will decide against it.
Cincinnati. Apr. 23. The Law and
Order L-aguc succeeded to-flay in
getting a fine of $25 imposed on each
of the four variety actors for perform
ing at a theatre last Sunday. This is
the first success of the League out of
many efforts. . "
St. John. N. F.. Apr. 23. The bill
for the total prohibition of the liquor
traffic in this colony was defeated in
the Assembly by the casting vote by
the. Speaker.
Liverpool, Apr. 23. Three hun
dred Mormon recruits.consisting most
ly of Scandivians and English, have
just sailed from here for New York.
Land Caused His Ruin,
Arrivt
NORTH CAROLINA
, from Charlotte at
RAILROAD.
for Charlotte at. .
Arrives from Goldsboro at . .
Leaves for Gold-jboro at.
NOKTH-WESTERN N.
Xrrivcs from Salem at
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Leaves for Salem at
C. RAILROAD
8.22 a m
9.40 p m
9.48 a m
10.44 P m
9.30 p m
10.20 p m
7.40 a m
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6.00 a m
10.20 p m
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10.00 a m
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Coopertown, N. Y., April 21.
Geo. Clarke, probably the largest land
owner in the State, made a general
assignment yesterday to Mr. Bar
nard, banker of Home. His ruin has
been caused by his mania for land.
His property would probably sell un
der the hammer for $1,500,000. The
principal preferred creditor is his
son, George H. Clarke.
n Important Jllovement.
C. F. AND Y. V. RAILROAD.
Arrives from Fay ette ville at 6. i s p m
............ .10.00 a m
Chicago, April 22. It is reported
that the three great socialistic organ
izations of the United States, the so
cialistic labor nartv. the international
working man's party, and the work- ceieoiaiion 01 Memorial riay.on May
maximum price offered. S. B.
Burton, a colored man, has a mock
ing bird that imitates to perfection
the crowing cock, the cackling hen,
and bird of every species. It also
whistles ''Yankee Doodle," "Go and
tell Aunt Patsy," The Star Spangled
uanner, ' ana "jjo you Ixwi me
Mollie Darling?'. It is a most won
derful bird. The owner has refused
large sums of money for it We
said a visit to Sam Wah'a Chinese
aundry- Sam Is a Jovial sort of fel
ow and talks freely. He says Amer
ica Is a cood country, but in China a
man can have a wifo and heap of
cnuaren, and everything so cheap
there that one quarter bay heap of
inings. He thinks or going back, by
and by. Sam drinks tea straight,
and eats his rice with sticks In purely
cneniai style, but lie "washeo-wcll
and Ironee betters'Durham Record,
A delegation of gentlemen rep
resenting the Cape Fear and Yadkin
Valley R. R. were in this city last
week to see the Inter State Commerce
Commission. -The Commission is lo
cated in the fifth story of the new mar
ble building recently built and owned
by the Baltimore Sun. I went to see
if I could find out the result ot the
conference of the C. F. and Y. V. R.
R. men, but things were in such con
fusion, it was impossible. Senator
Don Cameron, who is a practical man
of fine horse sense, with other astute
politician?, think the- Inter State
Commerce law will prove a failure.
I have never regarded it as a practical
measure. Washington correspon
dence Durham Daily News.
air. c u. i nomas, general manager
of the Richmond & Danville svstem.
city. He is a gifted speaker and will, has been appointed to a correspond
no doubt,, please the Raleigh people ing position on the East Tennessee,
very much. Virginia and Georgia Railroad, and
. -The Ladies' Memorial Association is will assume active management of the
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making unusuai preparations lor the same uuring me present monin. u is
stated that Capt. W. H. Green, at
ALL HOR.TS OP PAR A CHAP IIS.
The debt committee will meet In
Kichraond to-day.
benator tdmund s most constant
companion is a fine bull-dog.
Rt, Rev. Alfred Lee, Bishop of Dele-
ware, died in Wilmington, Del., last
week.
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IREOUII'S RALEIGH LETTEB.
James Russell Lowell
England on the 21st ot
from Boston.
George W. Childs has a maxim that
is good:. Do the best and leave the
rest."
A girl may be like sugar for two
reasons, bhe may be sweet and she
may be full of grit. Eixchant.
In Kansas the husband votes and
men goes nome ana noias me oaoy Lv Goldsboro i si p m 7 40 P m'j cS a ni
Lv ilaenoiia 6 00 D m ni n m c 15 a m
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Ar Tarboro. 4 50 p m
Lr Tarboro. 11 30 pm
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Editor Morning
News Great
ex
citement prevailed in the city last
week on account of the revolt of con
victs at the Penitentiary. I will. not
attempt to give a" description of the
mutiny, as.that has been done already
in a very creditable manner by your
correspondent Charles." Rev. F. L.
Reid, who is one of the Board of Trus
tees of the Penitentiary, and who was
selected by the Board to investigate
the trouble with the convicts, pub
lished in the News-Observer of Friday
morning an official statement, which
clears up the whole matter.
Rev. Thos. Dixon, Jr.. of Goldsboro.
a young Baptist minister, has accepted
the call to the Second church of this
Leaves for Fayetteville at.
THE POSTOFITCE.
Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 p.m.
Charlotte - " 9.00 9.00
" Raleigh " 9.00 '
Salem " .900 9
Fayetteville " 9.00
The money order and registered letter office will
only be open from 800 a. m. to 7 p. m.
General Delivery is open from 7 a. m. until 8 p. m.
except when opening mails. Also, 15 minutes after
oDenintr the Eastern nicht mail.
Sunday hours, for general delivery, -8.00 a. m . lor
half hour ; and half hour after the opening of the
mails from both North and South.
The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p. m
ing people's association are about to
coalesce and form one body with a
general executive board, and as a
unit will take part in all political
fights, municipal State and national.
10th. The association is composed of present superintendent of North Caro-
Distillation to be Reduced,
RESIDENT CLERGYMEN.
Presbyterian : -
Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Church St.
Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St S. GreAsboro
Baptist :
, Jkev. W. R. Gwaltney, S. Elm St., South Greensboro,
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St.
" G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Protestant :
Rev. J. L. Michaux, N. Greene St.
" J. R. Ball, Spring St.
Episcopal :
Rev. A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St.
Louisville, Ky., April 22. The
Kentucky distillers association has
come to an agreement with a number
ot large distillers outside the associa
tion by which the production of Ken
tucky whisky will be limited, an
agreement to suspend .operations on
May 1st next uutil March 1st, 1888,
and then to run only during March,
April and May, has been extensively
signed, and meetings will be held soon
to decide upon a penalty for a viola
tion of the agreement. The limitation
of production would haveTthe effect of
restoring confidence and making the
market strong and active.
some of the most hard working ladies
of our city, and, managed by their
usual energy, we will have a fine cele
bration. Hon. W. H. H. Cowles. of
Wilkes, congressman-elect ot the
Eighth district, will deliver the ad
dress. The Raleigh street railway has been
bought by a stock company composed
of Messrs. F. HrBusbee, R. T. Gray,
Dr. V. E. Turner and others, who will
have control of it in the future. ,AU
of the company arc residents ot Ral- when the question of
eigh. the company's offices
lina division of the Richmond & Dan
ville Railroad, will be made superin
tendent, of the Richmond & Danville
system to report to manager Thomp
son, who in turn repo'rts to vice-president
Henry Fink. Coir A. B. Andrews
remains as third vice-president of the
Richmond & Danville system, and,
we presume, has control of affairs in
this State. . It is thought that a meet
ing of the directory will take place in
New York either this or next week.
the removal of
from Washing-
Messrs. A. D. Royster & Bro., candy I ton City to Richmond will be discuss-
PRODUCE MARKET.
i.ooai.50
Apples green, per bu . . . .
Bacon hog round .ao.
Beef 5a8
Butter ..i8a2S
Beeswax.... ; ai8
Chickens old.. ...... .....15320
spring ioais
Corn new ......aso
Corn Meal 1" ............;...a6o
Dried Fruits Blackberries.
Cherries......
Apples. ...............
Peaches, unpared i-s,
" unpared 1-4,
pared
Eggs .1 .t
Feathers
Flaxseed
Flour Family ...
Superfine
Onions
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Pork.
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Potatoes Irish
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Supplies Refused.
Toronto. Ont., April 22. United
States Consul-General Phelan yester
day telegraphed to Ottawa inquiring
whether several of the damaged fish
ing vessels in port could obtain sup
plies of salt, and a reply was received
to the effect that such could not be al
lowed under the treaty. Application
was also made through the customs
department topermit one American
schooner to transfer a quantity of bait
to another which was granted, but be
fore the answer came stating that the
request had been received favorably,
one of the vessels had left port. There
were .seven distressed American
schoonersat port yesterday nearly all
of which desire to obtain supplies of
salt. No violation of the laws have
been committed by any of them so far
as known.
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The Queen of the Cannibal
Islands.
manufacturers of this city,"are prepar
ing to equip a steam engine in their
factory ana manufacture all the candy
hereafter by steam. This will bean
other addition to the manufacturing
interests of Raleigh, and, if I am not
mistaken, will be the first steam candy
factory in the State.
We have bad two " strikes " here
during the past week. The hands
employed on the water works struck
Monday, and Tuesday the brick ma
sons, working on the extension of the
store of W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co..
struck for higher wages. They are
paid $2 25 per day and they-want their
wages raised to $3.00.
The . nnfrnrif " RpH PMinrr Unnl ')
was presented ina most charming
manner by the young people ot the
Second Baptist cnurch, Thursday and
Friday nights.
The Board of Agriculture was in
session the latter part of last week.
but up to this writing no election has
been announced.
Rev. F. L. Smith, evangelist, held
meetings all last week in the Christian
church.
The Democratic city primaries for
the election of Aldermen will be held
Monday night, April 23th.
I regret to announce the death of
Mrs. C. M. Busbee. She died Thurs
day afternoon, of pneumonia, after an
illness of 10 days. - Trebuh.
ed. Webster's Weekly.
wnue the wile votes.
The latest decision of
Supreme Court is that a
retain her own name when she marries.
The high license ia Reidsville will
reduce the number of bar-rooms from
twenty lour to six.
Over seventy-five elections have
been ordered in different portions of
the Slate on the prohibition question.
Der man who figures dot dis world
vhas created simply to git him a
schance to lif vhas shenerally buried
mit a very short funeral procession.
No matter how bad and destructive
ft a
a Doy may oe, he rarely oecomes so
degraded or loses his self-respect suf
ficiently to throw mud on a circus pos
ter.
Scott Bar. Cal,. has the tallest post
master in the united States. He
stands over seven feet in his stockings
and weighs 280 pounds.
The poet sings: "April showers
bring sprint: flowers." The tobacco
man sings April showers make g-d
tobacco seasons. Every man to his
business. Danville Register,
rorest fires hare been racing in
Connecticut, and near Meriden. on the
15th, 500 acres were destroyed.
Salvation Army in Quebee. Canada.
was attactea by a moo; one 01 tne
female members was dangerously
huit.
We Ileep but the loom of life never
stops; and the pattern uhich was
weaving when the sun went d wn.
is weaving when it comes. up to-mor
row.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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I Daily. Daily, j Dally.
Lv Wilming.;ii 40 pm 3'Soa.m S 52 p m
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Ar Tarboro. !.. '4 50 p m.
Lv Tarboro. 1 1 1 30 am;
Ar Weldon. J4 o$ a m 2 15 p m 2 4$ a rn
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Halifax lor Scotland Neck at 3 00
p m. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck
at 9 30 a m., daily except Sunday.
trains leaves lartoo, t. W via
Albcrnar! & Raleich. R R, daily, except ;
Sunday, 6 p m. Sunday 5 p ro.; arrire
Williamston. N. C. siopm, ana 6 40
p m. Rcturr.I.; - Williamston. N
C. Daily except Sunday. 800am, Sun
day 9 50 a m. arrive Tarboro, N. C,
1005 a m, and II 30 a m. .
Trains on Midland N. C Branch
leaves Goldsboro. N C, daily except
Sunday, 5 30 pm.; arrive Smithfield, N,
C, 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith- ,
field. N. C.,7 30 a m., arrive Goldsboro,
N. C. 9 00 a m.
Southbound train on Wilson & Fayet
teville Branch is No. 50. Northward is
No. 51.
Trains No. 40 South will stop only at"
Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. --Trains
No 47 makes close connection
at Weldon for all points Noah daily. -All
rail .via Richmond, and daily ex-
Buying- Com.
The World says that there is a great pt Sunday via Bay Line.
As Jacob of old sent the boys-down
into Egypt to buy corn so dfd the au
thorities ot Henry county send D. W.
Spencer, Esq., to Danville a few days
aco to purchase a supply of corn for
the suffering poor of that county. Two
thousand bushels were shipped yes
terday and it is said that two thousand
bushels more of corn or meal will be
bought. The action of the County au
thorities in the. matter of relieving
their people is
Danville
Register
very commendable.
JIlitary Activity in Germany,
Berlin, April 21, The activity
shown in military circles during the
past few daye. and the tact that large
numbers of soldiers have travelled
over the various railways en .route to
join their respective regiments, have
given rise to fresh war rumors and
caused much uneasiness.
STTE JTEWS.
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Sweet... ........5
Ras Cotton.....;.. 1
Tallow .. ....6 I celebration
Wool washed........ ............30 j The royal
unwashed.............. ..20
Wheat ., ........................... ...iai 25
RETAIL PRICKS OF GROCERIES.
Bacon Sides...... ....... ... ...10
Hams.. ...... ............................ 15
Shoulders ........8
Cheese... ............30 I principal cities of the world.
Coffee Rio. 19 -3aio
PATENTS.
Inventors arid patentees and all hav
ing business with the" U,i3. Patent Of
fice are invited to communicate with me
With confident reliance uponjny fidelity
to their interests. : - V
New inventions patented, i Old inven
tions improved, and rejected applica
tions revived. Caveats . filed. Trade
marks registered." . r
Prompt attention. Skillful, service.
Moderate charges Send model or
sketch for lrec report as to patentability.
Preliminary information . cheerfully
furnished.
c v . A. S. YANTIS,
solicitor of American and Foreign Pat
ents, 816 F Street, N. W., Washington,
. . , "..
San Francisco, Apr.. 23. Queen
Kapioiania, of the Hawaiian Kingdom,
arrived this morning from Honolulu
00 the. steamer Australia. She was
accompanied by Princess Lilinokalan;
and a number ot high-officials ot the
Hawaiian Government. The princi
pal object of the ' Queen's voyage is to
be presenrat yueeu victorias jubilee
ot London in June next.
people will remain here
about a week, when they will leave
for Washington City to pay their
respects to President and Mrs.
Cleveland. After a short stay at the
Capital they will proceed to New York
and thence - to London.'' Before re
turning Queen Kapiolani will visit the
bhe nas
never before been outside of her kingdom.
TLUGRAPHIC BBIEFt.
New York, "Apr. 23 There was
much excitement and active ; trading
on the-coffee exchange to-day. Coffee
jumped up fifty-points and three ope
rators known as the cotton cro"wd.
rnshed in this afternoon to cover
shortsT The cause of the sudden rise
was not made known.
Philadelphia. Apr. 23. Dr. D.
Hayes Angew and James H. Bell yes
terday successfully removed a morbid
growth in the mouth of Dr. John H.
Morton, of Dallas, -Tex., an eminent
physician and surgeon of the South.
Austin, Tex., Apr. 23. The pro
hibitionists are elated "oyer the report
Federal Court will begin the third
d-dy of May. As there is no jury fund,
there will perhaps be no jury trials
during the term. Asheville Ad
vance. It is stated that on account of
scarcity of lunds, Judge Dick allow
ed but three days court at Greens
boro and Statesville, Asheville one
week, and the Spring Court at Char
lotte will go by default. This, not
withstanding the large surplus in tho
treasury. Who is to blame ? New-
bern Journal, . Congress is to blame
for not making the necessary appro
priations to carry on the Courts.
Charlotte Home Democrat. ,
Nathaniel Greene, of Newport, B.
I., visited William Wayne, of Paoli,
several days ago. The former Is a
grandson of the famous Revolution
ary general of the same name, who,
while William Wayne's ancestor,
General Anthony Wayne, held the
Hessians in check at Chadd's Ford,
ran to his relief from Birmingham
Meeting House in forty-five minutes.
Mr. Greene is a prominent citizen of
Rhode Island, and is president of the
State Society of the 'Cincinnati, a po
sition which his illustrious ancestor
first filled. Col. W. P. Canady.
sergeant-at-arms of the TJ. S. Senate,
is in the city. He ia still very lame,
but is able to walk with the aid of a
crutch. Wilmington Star, - .
The horse drovers; and owners of
'Mountain Buck," left Durham" en
route for Greenslwro.-They were un
able to sell th( horses, $200 being the
Baseball Friday.
Philadelphia-Athletics 8, Phila
delphia 11.
Petersburg No game on account
of rain.
St. Louis St. Louis 2, Cincinnati
five.
Brooklyn Brooklyn 8, Baltimore
5, (8 innings darkness.)
Boston Boston 15, Buffalo 9.
Sam Jones is supporting four youcg
men at college in Georgia.
Fifty -one shares of the stock in the
Chronicle Printing office at" Raleigh,
will be sold at the Court House in that
city, on the 7th day of May, as the
property of R. A. Shotwell.
Judge Kelley has been in the U. S.
House 26 years ;Mr. Randall 24 years,
and Mr. Holman 22 years. North Caro
lina's oldest Representative has -served
but four years, if so long. Wil
mington Star.
reform in parliamentary language in
the New York Legislature, by sub
stituting crank lor the old favorite
liar.
It is asseited that in some parts of
Kentucky the acreage in tobacco for
1887 will be only about one fourth of
last 5'ear's crop.
Tho Texas drought continues in all
its terrible severity. Over 00 sqare
miles of territory is affected and great
suffering prevails.
The bill to authorize the carrying
out the death sentences by electricity
was lost on the third reading in the
Pennsylvania Senate.
One breach of faith will always be
remembered, no matter how loyal
your subsequent life may be. People
may imagine that they trust you. yet
all the time they have an eye to the
formerlireak.
. The dress reform fever has caught
the students of Wabash college and a
number ol them have already made
appearance in knee breeches. More
will follow. The student who doesn't
wear knickerbockers isn't In style.
Is the sermon done ? was once asked
of an oldwoman as she was leaving
the church. No, was the prompt re
ply, the sermon is preached, but it will
have to be done (and practiced) by us
hearers during the week.
A little fellow of four years old went
to a blacksmith's to see his father's
horse shod, and was watching closely
the work of the shoeing. "The Black
smith began to pare the horse's hoof.
and thinking this wrong, the boy said
earnestly, "My pa don't want his horse
made any smaller."
The English army is experimenting
with bycicles for scouting work. The
trials, so far, have been, very satisfac
tory. In every instance they exceeded
in swiftness the cavalry, and did their
work more secretly.. This is largely
due. no doubt, to the excellence ot the
English roads.
Trains make close connection for all
points North via Richmond and Wash
ington. All trains run solid between Wilming
ton and Washington, and have Pullman
Palace Sleepers attached..
JOHN F. DIVINE, .
General Sup't
J. R. KENLY. Sup't Transportation
T. M. EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agent
JICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS RUN BY MERIDIAN TUTU
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
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Leave New York
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Leave R&Ilimura. . . . . ,
Lrtve Washington. . . ,
Leave Ch&rloUrullc.
Le4ve Lynchburg. ..,
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Leave DarLata
Leave High Point
Leave bambarj........
Leavo Charlotte
Leave SporUobar;
Leave Orreuville
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4 48pm
10 40 pta'
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Dee. 13th 1SS3; l No. 5L
Dully.
Arrive Charlotte. COS am
SIUlx)rr 41am
" Hisa Tomt 7 S axi
firwnUro .....1 831. m
Daxham i 12 47pm
llaleirh I 1 SO am
GotdOxno
Arrive DtaviUe
Difficult to Enforce.
HXusio XotIcc.
Persons wishing instruction in Gui
tar music, will call on Prol. C. L. Wil
son, al Mrs. Dixon's, near the Court
House," A course of twenty lessons
will enable one to play several instru
mental pieces, and accompany the
voice in song.it the pupil possesses such
talent. -Terms moderate. .Two vocal
classes are now' in progress under his
instruction. iw.
One of the laws enacted by the late
North Carolina Legislature is in regard
to mechanics' liens, though in object
was good, its enforcement will cer
tainly cause a great deal of trouble, it
is thought. requires that on con
tracts for any budding or vessel the
contractor shall furnish an itemized
statement of the amount due cacb la
borer before receiving the price for
the work, and the owner of the prop-
No. ax.
Duly.
6 25 pm
801 p m
9 13 psa
9 40 pm
4 45 am
630 am
4 45 pm 11 20 am
in in i v
uctaood. 3 iCpm G Al am
Arrive LvrvcLbsr ....I 1 15pmj 2 00 am
CbArlotlrtvii .. '3 40 p m 4 10 am
WaLinon 8 23pn' 8 10 am
Baltimore til 5 pm'10 03 am
rtuLvldpLU, .... 3 00am'l2 35 pa
. Ne York C 20 pta 3 30 pta
Daily except.Sasday.'
K .W a R AI LBOAD.
Na ML
CiOpD
No. 52. a ra
6 33
ertv is to retain an amount sumcient
Energy will d" almost anything, but 1 to pay the laborers. The sum due the
u cannot exist ii me oiooa is impure laoorers is a uen upon a ouuuing oi
and. moves sluggishly in the veins, vessel without the filing of any Tien.
There is nothing so good ior cleansing A contractor failing to furnish such
the blood and imparting energy to the an itemixed statement shall be guilty
system as Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Price' of a misdemeanor, and be liable to fine
$i. Six bottles $5. Sold by all dreg- and - imprisonment. Charlotte ILtm
gists. - . .Democrat. ' ' r
OOTSO SOLI 11
Lv. Salem
coma sosth NoM.
ar. fvileta ll 23 pm H
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. -O.i
trains so and 51, Pullman BufTct
Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew York.
New Ur leans anu Washington via Dan
ville. On trains 52 and 53. Pullman Buffet
Sleeper Montgomery nd Washington,,
Aiken and Washington, via Danville.
On trains 52 and 53 Pullman Sleeper
between Richmond and Greensboro, and
Greensboro and Goldsboro.
. For rates and information apply to
any Agcct of the Company or to
SOL HAAS. T. M.
Jas. LTAYLOR.
Gen. rass. Agent, .
Washington, D. C