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THE MORNING NEWS. THE HORNING KEYS. L J A j. S. HAMPTON, Proprietor. atom srmrnrG Z published Daily, ExcEFr Sunday. XVi jte V J 1111 I . II ,111 I . 1 1 I .11 III I I ! RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE 1 v,e Year (by Mail), Postage paid, f 4 00 s Months ;; ;; ,hree Months, u - , 1 00 1 wo Months, - 75 e Month, - - 4 To city subscribers, delivered in any part of the city lt ioCts per week. PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS. Vol. I DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OP THE CITY OP GREENSBORO. AND OP THE STATE. -0 rrrUay... - Tn Vm4 - Greensboro, N. C. Wednesday, Mry 4. 1887. No. 95 Kr 1 s n x s CaitnaAiitiiiwa take t perartiommtf THE LATEST NEWS, the national No advertisements inserted in Local column at any srice. An extra charge "will be made fofdouble-column yr triple-colu-nn advertisements. All announcements and recomendations of candi dates for office, will be charged as advertisements. Advertisements to follow reading matterr or to occupy any special place, will not be received. Amusement, and Official advertisements 50 cts per square for each insertion. Advertisements kept under the head of "New Advertisements" will be charged fifty per cent, extra. Payments for transient advertisements must be made in advance. Remitances must be made by Check, Draft, Postal Money Order, Express, or in Registered Letter. Only such remittances will be at the risk of the pub lishers. Under the head of "Special City Items," business notices will be inserted at the Tate of 5 cents a line or everyTnsertion. . THE RAILROADS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. KICH MONO AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. Arrives from Richmond at. .... ..... q.43 am " " 10.32 p m Leaves for Richmond at ............... 8.3a a m .' 0.55pm NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. s Arrives from Charlotte at .'. 8.22 a m " 9.40 p m Leaves for Charlotte at 948 a m " . .... 10.44 P m Arrives from Goldsboro at 9.30 pm 10.20pm ' ' ................. 7.40am ........... 9.50am ............. 6.00 am .............. 10.90 pm Antl-Poverty Society. New York. May 2. The Anti Poverty Society, of which Dr. McGlynn is president and Henry Geo. is vice-president, held their hrst public meeting to night at Chickering Hall. Henry George presiding, and in his opening address said: "There is noth ing sectarian in the platform of this society. AH creeds are welcome. If Archbishop Corrigan chooses to join, he is welcome, and if Robert Ingersoll desires to become a member he will be welcome also. We propose .to arouse the religious sentiment in men and wo men to help each other, and to do what chanty cannot do. We hold that the poverty that festers in the hearts1 of our great cities does not arise from the niggardliness of the Creator, but from man's sinfulness. Dr. McGlynn in closing said that he always intended to remain a Catholic and to preach Catholic doctrine, and to try and bring back religion to the world. "Religion will never be right until we shall see a democratic Pope walking down Broadway, with a stove pipe hat on his head and carrying an umbrella under his arm, In my opinion that man will be the greatest of Popes. Instead-of having men carrying him on their shoulders he will have the laugh on them, for he wil carry them in his heart." Organized Tramps. CAPITAL Garfield's and Other Slat tics Tislt to CharlestonHonor to the Queen. Special Correspondence of the Newt. Washington, May 2. 1S87. The bronze statue 61 Garfield which has been contributed by the Society of the Army of the Cumberland for the artistic decoration of the city, has arrived in Washington, and will be unveiled with imposing ceremonies on the 12th of this month. Work men are now busy upon the bronze ornaments and tablets which will adorn the granite shaft immediately above the three life-size symbolical brackets near the base of the pedes tal. These three figures are in a nit- u - - to capture him and during the night he escaped. He will be lynched if caught. His victim is in a preca rious condition. LADIES FASUIOIV8. For the benefit of our lady readers we condense from our exchanges the following fashion notes : It Is well to bear in mind that the 'great big' square envelope is now way back' for social correspondence. Good Ibr tlio Valley TMutunl. (Dr. Carter Berkeler. manarer for the Valley Mutual Life Association of Virginia, paid last year to the widows and orphans of North Carolina over $73,000 in cash, and to-day paid into the State Treasury $1,026.34 taxes. AVtcv and Observer, A frit lo, 1 S3 7." Im m1I K9tmI tyfm mI otm ware. WILMINGTON &WELDOX RAIL ROAD COMPANY. The Valley Mutual Life Association o! Virginia offers life insurance pure and simple, and it Is insurance that initi rm m ' It S. wr m. mA - .1 V?? 1??' complicated with banking and endow- ment and surrender value features. shown this season and not alono Is the elegance in texture, that being beautifully soft. A pretty summer dress is made of large-meshed, cream-colored canvas with runners of rose-pink satin rib bon on the skirt, the foundation and one thousand other schemes which, while they may be well enoueh in their respective lines, have no more to no with life insurance in its true I . at t a Vy V.. V'" r LT Goldiborox UDm7optn .1 . mm - . " " rX I Lv Magnotia 6 09 p m!3 33 do with a postoffice. It issues resent the three types of manhood, shade. The Pompadour bodice com illustrated in uarneids career, viz: pleted by draperies of the canvas, the student, the warrior, the states passing over the shoulders, from the ting or recumbent position, and rep- skirt being of pink surah of the same I cics lor stipulated amounts, payable at aeam. and at death only, at the low est consistent with perfect security, as i sLiiikiogij cxccnpuQca in ine fol lowing : Capt. J. C. Marquis, of Staunton, is the holder of Dolicv No. 1. in the Val- a bow just below I lev Mutual. The oolicv. which it for f 1.000, was issued beptember 23d. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS GOING SOUTIL fNor. 14. W nll. Dail- Dailr Lv Veldon..'t KDnuSpDl 10 a ra Ar Rocky Mt!2 33 p m . Ar Tarboro. x 50 p mi. Lt Tarboro. llopm . Ar Wilson.. U 05 p mo 58 p mj 07 a to i-v Wilson. .4 1$ P on Ar Selma. . .'.$ 40 p caj Ar Fayetter. g 32 p m j 55 a ni o m c i5 a m Lv Burgaw..'7 00 p m 6 13 am Ar WUming.;7 50 p m 9 55 p m,7 co a m TRAINS GOING NORTH. Leaves for Goldsboro at. man . The three tablets placed above these ideal figures are in the form of a shield on which rest a planetary globe for the student, a sword and trumpet for the warrior, and a laurel wreath enclosing the scales of justice for the statesman. The shaft, which is circular, is encircled bv looned bands of oak leaves alternated with 4buck eyes'' in bronze. The statue is heroic in size, ten feet six inches in height, and weighs 5,000 pounds, The pedestal is eighteen feet in height, giving the statue an elevation of nearly thirty feet. The completion of this statue adds another permanent memorial to the waist is also made up over a low necked under-bodico of the surah, the short sleeves finished with ribbon runners that tie in the shoulders. No. 45 Daily. 43 NEWS NOTES. The Florida Legislature continues to ballot for United States Senator. NORTH-WESTERN N. C .RAILROAD Xrrives from Salem at 8.ooa m " " 9.24 pm Leaves for Salem at ioooam 10.54pm C. F. AND Y. V. RAILROAD. Arrives from Fayetteville at....'.'... 6.15 p m Leaves for Fayetteville at ... A 10.00 a m THE POSTOFFICE . Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. ' Charlotte " 9.00 Raleigh ' 9 " Salem " 9- Fayetteville " 900 m. and 9.00 p.m. 9.00 9.00 11 The monov order and registered letter office only he 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 opening the Eastern night raail. 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 RESIDENT CLERGYMEN. Presbyterian : 1 Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Church St. Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro Baptist : Rev. 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. St. Louis, Mo., May 2. A party of tramps have for some time had a camp in ihp. pastern outskirts nf Fast fst - - .-ww . I J A T . . -flv Louis. Yesterday chief of- police already 'long list cf conspicuous men, Episcopal Church Walsh ordered it broken up and the whose deeds and whose virtues have ter the bride was tramps driven out ot town, Lieut, secured lor them a place in enduring tii win wiiii iiiuccn um.ci. wen; iu tuc camp and ordered the tramps to dis perse and leaVe the city. They paid no attention to the orders and the police then advanced lo arrest them, firing two or three shots in the air to intimidate them. To the great sur prise of the police, the tramps return ed the fire.jDut luckily without effect. The police then charged the camp in force firing as they advanced, and the tramps fled in all directions. Some of them plunged into a slough near .there and swam for their lives. All of them finally got outside of the limits and joined another camp where the consoli dated forces defied the police. The latter having no authority outside the city made no further effort to arrest the fugitives, but left a strong guard on the spot to prevent them from re entering the city, On going over the field again the police found one of the tramps groaning on the giound with a pistol snot in nis spine, tie was taken to the county hospital, and will probably die. The sheriff of the coun ty has been notified of the congre gation of armed tramps on his .terri tory, but it is not known what action he will take. PRODUCE MARKET. Apples green, per bu i.ooai.50 Bacon hog pound aq Ueef 58 Butter iSa25 Beeswax : '....ai8 Chickens old... spring Corn new Corn Meal.... Dried Fruits- Blackberries Cherries Apples 233 Peaches, unpared 1-2, a 1-2 i$a20 ioai5 ..350 ..a6o .6 1-2 .71-2 Langtry's Soulful Stage Kiss. Nothing in either society or theatri cals this week is more curious than the kissing, of Mrs. Langtry. ' It is done every night before an audience, and it is the most remarkable oscu lation yet performed in public. The lily of beauty is enacting Lady Clan carty. In the scene where her hus band, whom she has never identified as an insurrectionist, climbs into her chamber through her window in his flight from pursuers, she swoons away in his arms and he lowers her gently to the floor. The husband, if real, would naturally kiss his fainting spouse tenderly; but, being only a mimic, you may suppose that he would merely pretend to do it. The actor is Charles Coghlan. He bends low over the Langtry. wiih his arms wound around her. She lies near the marble or bronze in the National Capital. There are now six bronze equestrian statues : Jackson, Wash ington, Greene, Scott, McPherson and Thomas.' Six bronze pedestrian statues: Rawlins, Farragut, Du pont, Henry, Luther and Garfield. One bronze seated, Marshall. One bronze group representing Abra ham Lincoln breaking the shackles of the slaves. as as well as one marble group, two marble statues, and one marble shaft, the highest in the world. There is also a bronze figure of Gen. Scott in the grounds of the Soldiers' Home, making in all nineteen outdoor mem orials to public men. The different circles and squares in which they are by Jand -uaiuu, aru nameu in nonor oi me decora. men in wJiose memory, the statues were erected. And these parks, with their wealth of natural and artificial beauty, interspersed as they are with such luxurious frequency throughout the city, constitute a charm of which few cities can boast, and of which Washington is justly proud. They are not the least among the many charms for .which this city can justly claim - superiority over all others. They are esteemed among the great est joys with which a city can be blessed, and Washington revels in a glorious profusion of such joys. Those members of the Cabinet who attended the unveiling of the Cal houn statue at Charleston, have re turned to the city, and are enthusi astic in their praise of Southern hos pitality. To a majority of the party it was their first visit South, and from the way they speak of it, they must have fallen fairly in love with the city and people of Charleston. They represent the city as about re covered from the effects of the earth quake. It is a wonderful resurrec- Nannio Oliver Taylor, aged nine teen years, was marrted to w. A. Rufnn, a well-known young man of retersburg, on luesday last. The marriage ceremony was performed by Ilev. C. J. Gibson, rector of Grace T" i .1 l T Tl 1 . . 11 uu an nour la taken ill and died in the arms of the heart-broken bridegroom. Under instructions from the mayor the chief of police of Richmond has issued an order prohibiting ice wag ons from delivering their frozen goods on Sunday, and has notified the proprietors of Ice companies that the order will be carried into effect. This order does not affect the bread and milk wagons. Texas is the State of magnificent distances. If a prohibitory liquor law should be adopted in that State the whole United States army could not put it in effective operation. Texas is open to the incursions of illicit trade along nearly its whole border and by sea. Philadelphia ?s. .api. m. was men ci years oi zpc ine total cost of this doIicv nolo November 23d. 1886, eight years and two months, has been $122 70. or an average of $15 04 per year. The same amount 01 insurance, unaer ine level- premium or old-line system, for the same time: non-narticiDating Dolicy. would have cost Capt. Marquis 2qx- 93. or 541 09 per year.much more than oouoie ine cost 01 his doiicv in the Valley Mutual, which difference, in vested annually at six per cent, would amount to $239 71. I he Valley Mutual is one of the souaest institutions 01 uvnina--an in stitution which, unlike the prophet. has great honor -in us own country as well as abroad. Atlanta Avalanche. Messrs. Berkeley & Arnall are the managers 01 the Southern Depart ment, umces. Kaleigh, IS. C.nd 6)i Whitehall street. Atlanta. Ga. Lorenzo A. Bailey. Agent. Greensboro. N. C. Aycr's Pills are the best cathartic for correcting irregularities of the stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet thorough in their action, tber cure coL-stipalion. stimulate the .appetite and digestive organs, and strengthen ine system. "No. 47 I No. Da'dy. Daily. Lv Wilming. U 40 pma 50 a m 8 52 p ni Lv Borgaw.l 9 34 a m o 50 pm Lv Magnolia. 12 52 am.1023 am 1042 pm Ar Goldstar. Lv Fayettev. Ar Selma... Ar Wilsoru. Lv Wilson . . Ar RoTcy Mti Ar Tarboro. Lv Tarboro. ArWeldon.. 1 55 a m il 3$ am 11 58 am 17 00 a nv !9 S n; 11 25 am 2 32 a m 12 25 pm 12 51 am ...It 00 p m i 27 a m U5pn; 11 30 am 4 05 a mi 15 p m 3 45 a m Tho New York Herald remarks that in ante-bellum days It was the in variable practice to take either the President or Vice-President from the South, and thinks it time that the second highest post In the govern ment be again opened to this section. lt therefore proposes as the .Demo cratic ticket for 18S8: For President, Grover Cleveland, of New York; for Vice-President, HenryAV. Grady, of oeorgia. Articles of Incorporation of tho Peo ple's Five Cents Savings Bank of Greensboro. State op North Carolina, ) Guilford County. J 20.000 first class, hart pine, shaved shingles, call on W. R. Land. Star Warehouse. Wood lor Scile, I have at South Buffalo, two miles south of town a lo: of two foot wood corded, seasoned and for sale there. 3t. D. W. C BtNBOW. come a corporation under the laws of North Carolina as contained in the enactment entitled "An Act to en courage Thrift and Economy by the incorporation of Institutions for Sav- tion, and shows what can bo done by ings and Saving! Hanks," ratified the a plucky city. 7th day of Marcp, A. D.f 18S7. The announcement is made that 1. The namd of the corporation the Queen of tho Hawaiian Islands shall be "The People's Fivo Cents As a hair dressing and renovator. Aver s Hair Vieor is universally com mended. It eradicates dandruff, cures eruptions of the scalp, invigorates and beautifies the hair, and prevents its lading or turning gray. I Cape Fear & Tiitin YaJIcj Wxix h Coxxxxd Scunam ho. 21. The undersigned propose that they Takine effect 6 00 A. ji. MonA.iv. Atrtl 1 1 r..i x ... Llt I v -T- Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax lor Scotland Neck at 3 00 pm. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck at 9 30 a m.. daitv except Sunday. Trains leaves larooro, r. v. via Albemarl & Raleigh. R R. daily, except Sunday, 6pm.; Sunday $ p rn.; arrive Wtlhamston, N. 10 p m. ana o 40 p m. Returning leaves Williamston. N C Daily except Sunday. 800am, Sun day 9 50 a rn. arrive Tarboro, N. C, 10 05 a m, and II 30 a m. Trains on Midland N. C Branch leaves Goldsboro, N C, daily except Sunday, $ 30 p m.; arrive Smithfield, N. C. 700pm. Returning leaves Smith field. N. C, 7 yo a cv, arrive Goldsboro. N. C 9 00 a m. Southbound train on Wilson Sc 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 North daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily ex cept Sunday via Bay Line. Trains make close connection lor 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 Sop't J. R. KENLY. Sup't Transportation T. M. EMERSON. Genl Pass. Agent JICIIMOXD AND DANVILLE XUUL 110 AD. . CONDENSED SCHEDULE. thains iicn bx Mr.r.ipu nmi TRAINS GOING bOCTH. 18. 1887. TKA1N SOUTIL ""i"" - I 1 r t . 1 pared.. U..sao 1 IooulsllLS wiiu ucr iauiuus late lurncu cieany towaras ine spectators. .539 .10 .40 Eirpra " Feathers. .....40 Coghlan puts his mouth , against hers Flaxseed. 75 fairly and squarely;-he holds it there while one might count nve slowly; he emits a rapturous s-Ch-ee-ee-weep, and the kissed creature sighs. It is a daring act and it thrills the audience every time. New York Letter. Flour Family 4.5 Superfine.. a4 00 Onions 6oa8o Oats... 4045 Pork.. 6a7 Peas 6oa75 Potatr .Tristi fin Sweet Rags Cotton . 1 Tallow.... ..6 Woolwashed.... unwashed...... Wheat fiax 25 will arrive In Washington on Tues day, and that officers from the State, War and Navy, will be detailed to attend the royal party during her so journ. A government vessel will be placed at her disposal, and the Presi dent and Mrs. Cleveland will extend the usual courtesies. Woman'' s Downy Lips a 30 20 RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES. Bacon Sides..... Hams.................................r.,15 Shoulders......... ....8 Cheese ... Coffee Rio.. 10 ..20 ...... ...19 2-310 PATENTS. Inventors and patentees and all hav ing business with the U. S. Patent Of fice are invited to communicate with me with confident reliance upon my fidelity' to their interests. New inventions patented. Old inven tions improved, and rejectedk applica tions revived. Caveats filedS Trade marks registered. Prompt attention. Skillful service. Moderate charges. Send model or sketch for iree report as to patentability: Preliminary information cheerfully furnished. A.- S. YANTIS, Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat ents, 816 F Street, N, W., Washington, D. C. The New York Sun says : Women can have upper lips cleared of incipi ent moustaches by electricity. An illustration of the process was given lately betore a class at the Women's College, New York. The students Jiad seats in a small amphitheater, be fore a surgeon's chair, which re sembled a barber's chair suggestively. Tlie demonstrator was an expert in electricity. He first brought in a battery, attached to which were wires, one ending in a needle and the other in a handle. Then he introduced a girl. She was French, and on her upper lip was a decidedly unpretty growth ot hair. The operator placed the handle of the machine in one of her hands and told her to grip it steadily. That was to keep up a cur rent through her whenever he touched her with the needle. He fixed a mag nifying glass in his eye. bent over her Savings Bank of Greensboro. 2. The corporation proposes to carry on the business of receiving money and loaning the same under Gil tho privileges and restrictions contained in the aforesaid act. 3. The corporation's place of busi ness shall be In the City of Greens boro, North Carolina. 4. Tho corporation shall exist for thirty years, but its existence may bo lawfully extended. 5. The undersigned are the cor porators : George II Gregory Saml C Smith, J A Odell, C P Frazier, Moses Strauss, D B Yancey. J D White. John H Whitt, Sample S Brown, John J Thornton, II H Cortland. John Lewi-. L M Hawkins, J II Menden- hall. E P Wooters, C D Benbow. D W C Benbow, w F Steele, John G Eulis?, Henry Jacobs, 8 C Dodson, Percy Albright, S A Howard. R It shining snow-flake's Van Lindley. A. T Vernon. J W Scott, Itobert P Diet, w m Houston, J H Harris. W P Beall. J O Fowler, W S Moore. A P Eckle, William S Ball. Ilo M Douglass, C F Thomas. Wm Love. R W Brooks, George S Sergeant, Jese P Abbott, Jas Dean, P 1) W eaver. II M Alford. o W Uarr, C H Moore. Jas W Albright. Thos B Keoeh. John J Nelson. W E Coffin. II Unthank, Samuel L Trogdon, H H Vernon. J M Winstead. b A Kerr. Thos McMahon. The notice of Incorporation was L've Bennelt!ville.. Arrive Maxton Leave Maxton Arrive Fayetteville . Leave Fayetteville.. Arrive Sanlord Leave Sanlord Arrive Greensboro.. Leave Greensboro... Ar've Walnut Grove Pass and Mail Freight & Pass. 8.45 am 10.00 10.15 12.05 pm 12.20 " 2.25 2.45 M 6.15 " 10.15am 12.50 pm I.30 pm 335 pm 4.10 pin 7.50 pm 10 a m 2.46 pm 3.30 9.00 I Mat. 13th, l&Sfl. LemT New York Leave rfcild!pbJ.... Leave Btamor. Leave Wia&tngtoo Leave ChaxloUreTllle.. . Leave Ljncbbarg Leave Danville Leave Cichmood. , 11 Q am'll 00 pm 34 pc 3 00 e a 5 SO pm 5 OS aza 8 5 pm 6 03 a ta 00 pm 2 30 a ta Leave Goldtboro ,11 SO am ' 3 00 pta No. SO, Dally. 4 42 at 7 20 a m 9 45 am No. 51 Daily. 4 30 pta 6 7 pta 942 p in Leave Raleigh Leave Durham.... Leave High Point. Leave Salisbury.... Leave Charlotte. . . . Leave SparUabnrg. Leave Greenville Arrive AlLuila. . . . a 30 pm' 1 OOara 6 33 pm j 2 37 am HIS pn' 1016am 1 i 30 am: 1123 am 2 23 am. 1(0 pta 5 30 am I 331 pa CM ansj 4 4Sa 1 20 pm 10 40 pta TBAINS GOINO SOXITH. MAY. May shall make the world anew: Golden sun and silver dew . Money minted in the sky Small the earth's new garments buy. May shall make the orchard bloom: And the blossoms' fine perfume Shall set all the honey-bees Murmuring among the trees." May shall make the bud appear Like a jewel, crystal clear. 'Mid the leaves upon the limb Where the wbin lifts his hymn. May shall make "the wild flowers tell Where the heart, By some secret magic art, vere transmuted to a flower In the sunlight and the shower. Is there such another, pray. Wonder-making month as May TRAIN SOOTIL Dee. 19th 18S6;. Dinner at SiafonL Leave Walnut Grove Arrive Greensboro,. Leave Greensboro.. Arrive Sanford Leave Sanford Arrive Fayetteville. Leave r ayeiieviue.. Arrive Maxton Leave Maxton Arrive Bennettsville reight Pass and & Mail. Pass. 1.50 pm 4-30 " 10.00 am 7.30 am 1 .30 pm 2.00 pm 1.55 " 3.00 pm 4.10 " 645 pm 4.25 6.00 am 6.20 M 9.22 am 6.30 10.15 am 7-45 - 1 2.-20 pra Arrive Charlotte.... SalUbory ... M Hign Point . Grreaebero .. Daibjua RaUigh . ... Gottbboto ... Arrive DiOTille ... M Rkbmood. ... Arrive Ljncbbani . Chariot tee viU No. iL , lily. 6 03 am C 4 Urn 7Hta tl 47pm No. Diily: t pa 801 p m 9 13 pta 9 40 fa 4 43 am l iJ am 6 3J am 4 45 pat 11 20 am 10 10m 11 29 pa 3 bOpm 6 40 Factory Branch Freight A Passenger am .. I 13pm: 2 00 am .. 3 40pm 4 13 ta iV.blcgtoa I 8 23 pta' 8 10 axa iUltimore II 23 pm 10 03 am I'biLwlrlpbU, .... 3 OOaia 12 33 pa Kca York.....) 620 pm! 3 20 pa Daily except, San Jaj.1 N" .W X. C. RAILROAD. Train moving north. Shocking Outrage. Lv Millboro. 7 Ar Greenab'o 9 30 am Train movie g ooth. LvGrecoebo5 00 pta Ar Millboro 7 00 pa No. SO. 6 40 p ra No. Slin 630 Ft. Scott, Kansas, May 2. Satu r day nprningMrs. Alice Fowler, a wid dow with six children, living in ihe outskirts of town, was awakened by a i . j i j . 01 necro wno uemanaca money, one .,ki?o, t xrnvvn Wxre s she lay back in the chair, stuck the gave him all the money she had. 750. 'ahi "Oth. and the first meetini? of en choked her into insensi- V..nntna r- k mtu f rt- needle along down the course of a and he the single hair tojits roots. 'Ouch-h-h i'exclaimed the girl. Fifty were t'us done away with at this sitting. The operator explained that they could never grow again, but that the process should be carefully conducted in order not to make any tiny scars, j day "Blue Jay" Williams -was brought before Mrs. rowler and she indenti- hed himis her assailant. He escaped from his custodians, however, and barricaded himself in a house in the vicinity. Hr was heavily armed and defied the officers. No one ventured at the Court House, at 8 p. m. ITor Kent. Two new cottages which have four rooms and two pantries. Each located near Church street. A. Hag an & Son. Freight andraaseoger Train rune be tween FavettevUle and Vcaneiuvuie on Mondavi, Wednesday and Yrideja. Freight and Paaeuger Train runs betvera FajetteviHe and Greenaboru Tneadayt, Thorsdays and Satordivs, and between Greensboro ana Fnvettevuie Mondays, u eu nesdays and Fridays. raase&ffcr ana Aiau ir&ia rons oaiij ex ceptbendajs. The norta bound Train taaxe cioae con section at Maxton for all points eonta . J.W.FRY. General Superintendent. W. E. KYLE. General Pass. Agent oorjta aocra Lv. Selna OODIO XOXTB So- Ll. ar. Saleta ll 23 pm il SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On trains 50 and 51, Pullman BufTet Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew York. New Orleans and Washington via Dan ville. On trains 52 and 53. Pullman Bu.?ct Sleeper Montgomery and Washington, Aiken and Washington, via , Dinvule. On trains 52 and 53 Pullman Sleeper between Richmond and Greensboro, and Greensboro and Gold bora. 'For rates and inlormaticn arrlf to ny Agent of the Company cr to bUL HAAb.T. M. Jas. L.TAYLOR. Oen. Pass. Agent, Washington. D. C
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