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THE MORNING NEWS. j. S. HAMPTON, Proprietor. ; THE MORNING NEWS, . CW Spur (V Df r I. 6 111 ifiw w in in 1 11 iii 1 11 1 published Daily. ExcEpr Sunday. KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, IV ADVAKCC : One Year (by Mail), Postage paid f 4 00 s Months, ; Three Months. , u X wo Months, ti u 7S One Month, " .--.......... 40 To city subscribers, delivered in any part of the city atiocts per week. : - r HJBLISSEES' ANHGTOCEMEUTS. 33) Vol. L DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO, AND OF THE STATE. row liar - rwiT. Um Vm Two VmU Greensboro, N. C. Mondhy, Mry 29, 1887. - OM Me No. 117 "" s S ... ml ttmfrf S hi m,niiiiinMH ' 4 I No advertisements inserted in Loaal column at any price. - - . An extra charge will be made for double-column i . advertisements. - ' ' or tripi---"-"" All announcements and recomendatkms of candi dates for office, will be charged as advertisements. Advertisements to follow reading matter, or' to occupy any special place, wainbtb received. - ; Amusement, and-Omctal 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 most b made in advance. i Remitances must be made by Check, Draft, Postal Mney Order, Express, or in Registered Letter, Only such remittances will be at the risk of the -pub Ushers. , , Under the head of "Special City Items,", business notices will be inserted at the rate of 5 cents a line or every insertion. . - . . THE LATEST NEWS. Adjourned Until October. Washington; May28. The U. S. Supreme court met at noon to-day. Thirty decisions were handed down and ythe court adjourned until next October. N( decisions were rendered ? " A 1 . in me teiepnone cases. REPOUT AKTD ORDTffAIfCB CK3IETKUV. Off Greensboro. N. C.May 271b'. '87. To the Honorable Board 6f Commission' ers of Greensboro, N. C. ' The Committee on Cemetery recom had In writing, of the Cemetery Cora- CaSS tU 4 Tlfth Til! ElUrtll Cl miltee.: That ail trees, of the noxious Cojtdexaxd Schxduu Xo. M. character above named, may be at any Talin ej(ci 6 oo A Jf f M0HlUjt Maj , 167. 1SS7. . Tea lan olA NefrJ tjy WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL ROAD COMPANY. time "removed by the order bf the Cemetery Committee. 8., That no one shall rob any birds' TRAIN NORTH. The Frightful Flames. THE RAILROADS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. New York. May 28. The largest fire that has taken place in this city for many years broke out at, 1:30, to day in the corner sfables of the Lelt Line horse Railroad on the West side of 10th Avenue, between 53d and 34th streets. , The car stables with all their contents were completely destroyed. mend that no burial plots in Greene nests or destroy or capture thier young Hill Cemetery be .sold" to any but or" WH arXy birds In the said cemetery bona fide citizens ofthe City of Greens- grounds, and It shall be the duty of boro. . the Keeper as a constable to arrest The plots arc being taken up rapidly I any ,ooe found violating this ordinance and a number have been sold to peo ple in the country already. I dealt with according to law. The Committee further recommend -19 That any person violating any one that it be allowed to revise the prices of the Sections of the foregoing ordi- heretofore fixed for the plots as the nance shall be fined, five dollars $$. pricie3 are not unilorm or equal. I That all fines imposed and collected The Committee further recommends kr violating ordinances .made for the L've BennetUville.. Arrive Maxton Leave Maxton and take him before the Mayor to be I Arrire Fayetteville . Leave fayetleville. . Arrive Sanlord Leave Sanlord Arrive Greensboro.. Leave Greensboro... Arve Walnut Cove lUss and Mail. Freight Pass. CONDENSED SCHEDULE, 10 ioanvi.30 p m 11.20 3.30 pro 11.30 14.00 pm 1.30 ptn 7.30 p m TRAINS GOING SOUTIL N0. 4SI No. 40 f Ko- Daily. I Daily, j Daily J S P 0 $ J p R 2.00 4.05 4.15 7.25 " 10.151 m 1x0 pm 9 30 a m ito pm 2.15 8.00 Nov. i4.S6 Lv Weldon.. Ar RockvMt.2 33 P m Ar Tarboro. 4 50 P Lv Tarboro. tl 30 pm Ar WiUon. . 4 05 p m 6 58 p m t loan Lv Wilson.. Ar Se!xna... Ar Fayettev. 4 IS P 5 40 p tn 8 32 pm; RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. Arrives from Richmond at 9.43 am " " " 10.3a p m Leaves for Richmond at.... .. .............. 8.3a a m 9.55pm NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. Arrives from Charlotte at 8.22 am " " ..9.40 pm Leaves for Charlotte at 9.48 a, m " " 10.44 p m Arrives from Goldsboro at.... ...... ....... 9.30 pm to.aop m 7.40 a m Leaves for Goldsboro at.. ........ ......... 9.50am " .................... 6.00 a m iao p m NORTH-WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD ; . Arrives from Salem at.. 8.00a in " " 9.34 p m Leaves for Salem at. ........... 10.00 a m " ........10.54 pm C. F. AND V. V. RAILROAD. Arrives from Fayetteville at... 6.15 pm leaves for Kayetteville at.... .10.00 a m Judge Starbuck Dead. that the small plats made by the in tersection of walks and drives and not laid out as burial plat, but being merely incidental to the general plan of the Cemetery, be reserved for or- protection and regulation of Greene Hill Cemetery shall be applied to the discharge of the expense incurred in keeping said Cemetery, and it shall be the duty of the Keeper to see that this TRAIN SOUTIL Dinner at FayetterlUc. Winston, May 28. Judge D. H. Starbuck died suddenly of heart dis ease last night about ten o'clock. He had just returned from a public meet ing and was reading when he died. His remains will be buried with Odd Fellows' honors to-morrow. n?.mental ground on which to plant and aI1 such ordinances are faithfully trees, shrubs or flowers and that if I and strictly enforced. possible, those already occupied or sold. be. reclaimed on reasonable Uer 3ajtty the Qtuen. terms. - 1 The Committee, on investigation, I A London correspondent gives the finds that theie is a diagram for only j following pen-picture of the Queen and Terrible Explosion, THE POSTOPPICE. Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 p.m. " Charlotte " 9.00 9.00 " Raleigh " 9.00 Salem 90 9.00 Fayetteville " 9.00 The money order and' registered letter office will nly be openirom 900 a. m to 6 p. m. . General Delivery is open firom 8 a. m. until 7 p. m. except when opening mails. Also, 15 minutes after pening the Eastern night mail. Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m lor alfhour ; and half hour , after the opening of the mails Irom both North and South. ' r ; . The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. tn. to 10:30 p. m Wellsville, Ohio. May 28. A ter. rible gas explosion occurred at;New Cumberland, West Va., Tuesday even ing, and eight men,' and two children were tembly burned. A large stable neafthe spot in which were a number of buggies was torn to pieces and the vehicles destroyed. Physicans were summoned from here and neighboring towns to render assistance. two sections of the Cemetery and that Mr. Lindon Swaim, who planned the work, was unable from feeble health to complete the diagram. The Com mittee ask that' they, be authorized to have the work completed at once, as many of the titles to burial plats call those about her, at the Wild west show: The Queen is surrounded by elderly people. The Duchess of Athole, who was with her at the Wild West show. Is one of her ladies in waiting. She appeared to be very much older than Leave Walnut Grove Arrive Greensboro,. Leave Greensboro.. Arrive San ford Leave Sanford Arrive Fayetteville. Leave Fayetteville.. Arrive Maxton Leave Maxton Arrive Bennettsnlle Pass and Mail. 2.10 pm 5.00 9.50 am 12.55 pm 1.15 3.20 " 3.30 -S IS -5.25 6.15 " rclght & Pass. Lv Goldsboro 4 54 P rn 7 40 p m 3 58 a V Ilurgaw.. 7 00 p n jo 1 3 aic Ar Wilming.17 50 r m.9 55 p roj 00 al TPATV5 C.rn.lC NORTlf. 0.47 I a. I' DailyU Daily. Dail l" 1 1 40 pm 8 5018 52 liy. 34 9 5) No. 45 I N 8.10 am 2.30 pm 3.10 pm 7.00 pm 6.00 am 9 22 am 10.00 am 1 2.30 pm t 55 a m'tl 35 am 11 58 Lv WilmingJ Lv Bargaw LV Magnoiu.12 52 am. 10 a j iraiof Ar ooicsoor. Lv Fayettev. Ar Selroa... Ar WilsotL.. Lv Wdson . . Ar RoyMt Ar Tarboro Lv Tarboro Ar Weldon.. ........i A w i ...'9 58 a m 232 am! if t - r am 1225 pm i. 4ity V 1151 ara 'J t 00 p m i 27 a tn ri50Pn Dinner at Sanford. II 30 am 4 05 a m a 15 p m 2 45 a ta RESIDENT CLERGYMEN. Presbyterian ; Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Cmjrch 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. I Methodist Protectant : Rev. J. L. Michaux, N. Greene"St , M J. R. Ball, Spring St. Episcopal : Rev. A. fl, Stubbs, lf? EJtri j. Jin Ex- President's Birthday. If the arrangements can be com pleted, the concert for the joint bene fit of the Male Orphan Asylum and the Confederate Soldiers Home will be given :Triday, June' 3d. The Hampton Soldiers' Home band will take part: The Male Orphan . choir will render some of their sweetest selections, and there will be a chorus ofthe old soldiers from the Confeder ate Home, besides some of the best vocal and instruments talent in the city. June 3d is the anniversary of the birth of ex-President Jefferson Davis. Richmond Times. which there is no diagram and no way to locate them. The Committee recommend that the Board take early action on the mat ter of permitting burials in the church grave yards, to continue. . Very Respectfully. D. SCHENCK, Chairman of Com. The Governor's Guards ' Washington at PRODUCE MARKET. Apples green, per bu Bacon hog round .". . Ueef .. Bijtter Cpjckcns pl4 Corn new .... , Corn Mmil .. Urjod FruitsBl:pkbrrie. s. . Qhefrjcg. i.ooai.50 9 ......5aS .-...18335 ...........Iaao ....,......u(6o The Washington . Star speaks in high terms of North CarolinaV com pany taking part in the National Drill. 'The Governor's Guards, of Raleigh; N. C. filed up and stacked their arms. Their appearance was unusually at- buried there at public expense and by tractive, as tfteir- uniform was hand- order of tne Cemetevy Committee. qome without being gaudy, lheir dark blue trousers had broad white stripes, and the frock coats, of the arne shade of blue, were well set off by gilt bands across the chest and gilt for a number and section of plats, of the Queen. She is a little slight and bent. She had to be help into the carriage by the two gillies alter the Qoeen had taken her seat. She looked so feeble that it seemed as if a breath of wind might blow her away. The two-gillies were men over fifty years of age. ; The coachman was a grave, smooth-faced man, over sixty. Only the postilions and the outriders were young ;nen. They had a nervous, cared look, and turned white every time the Queen turned her face in their direction. That was a noticeable fea ture to be observed in all those about her. They all appeared nervous. The messenger that came in ahead of her was pale to his lips with anxiety. The postilions when they drove the carriage down through the stable kept turning their heads every instant lor some re proving signal. When they went away there was the same anxiety. Sir Henry Ponsonby, her secretary, who was with her on this occasion, is an old man. He was the least nervous of all her per sonal staff. .He Is a tall, .slim, fussy looking old man. He was dressed jn a black frock suit, with a black stock coming up around a very high collar. His face is ' a miniature edition of Kaiser Wilhelnv. His mustache and Train morixg north. Train raoTipg aoatb. Lt llillboro, 7 45am Lt Orecnab'o 5 30 pra Ar Greexub'6 9 30 am Ar MUlboro 7 35 pm AW OUDINAItCE, ; Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Greensboro, at their Meeting Friday Night, May V 1887. Whereas: The City 0! Greensboro has incurred large expense in purchas ing Greene Hill Cemetery 'and is now taxed to protect and adorn the grounds, and whereas it was intended for the use of the Citizens of the City. BE IT ORDAINED: 1. That- no burial - plat in Giecne Hill Cemetery shall hereafter be sold to any one but a bona fide citizen and resident of the city of Greensboro and no plat shall be sold to any one. a citizen of Greensboro, for the .use of families or persons living -outside of the City limits. That no one, who was not a citizen, of Greensboro at his or her death, shall be buried in said Cemetery, except iq tle grounds al-. ready sold or unless it be a pauper Freight and Passenger Train raoa be tween Fajctterilla and Burnt lUTille on ilonJaTS, Wednesday and t naaja. Freight and Fdneoger Train ram between FaretteTille and Green bo r TneaJaya, Thortdajs aod Saturdays, and bctveeo Greensboro and Fajetteriile Momlaja, Wed neadays and Fridays. Passenger and Mail Train runs tlaily ex cup t bandars. The Passenger and Mail Train makes close connection at Maxton Uh Carolina Central to Charlotte, and Wilmington. Trains on ractory Branch ran daily ex cept Monday. J. W. FRY, General Superintendent. W. E. KYLE. . General Pass. Agent Milk Shakes. Soda Water and Ice Cream sold at 5c glass at ' J. II. wests. Nice Box of Candy. While you are out driving would it not be nice to treat your lady friend to some of our fine nome-made Candy. IW. UREINSBOBO CAKDY LO. In chronic diseases, medicines should be restoring, and not debilita ting, in their action. The wonderful strengthening and curative effects, realized from the us: of Aycrs Sarsa pailla. sustain the reputation of this remedy as the most popular blood purifier. City Lorn. A few splendid "Building Lots, in a very desirable part of the city, can Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road im )i!ilit lor Scotland Neck at n 00 p m. Retnrnin r. leaves Scotland Im eck at o 30 a m., dailr except Sunday. Trams leaves rarooro, r. i , via -Albemari & Raleieh, R R. daily, except t Sunday, 6pm.; Sunday 5 p m.; arrire Williamston. N. C. 8 10 p m. and 6 40 p m. Returning leaves Willunulon. ti C Daily except Sonday. 8 00 a in, Sun day 9 50 a m. arrive Tarboro, N. C, 10 05 a m, and 1 1 30 a m. Trains on Midland ti. Branch leaves Goldsboro. N C, daily except Sunday. 5 33 p m.; arrive Smithfield. N. v, 700 pm. Keiurnin? icarcs oeiiuj- held, N. C..7 30 a m.. arnve tiOiasDoro, N. C. 9 00 a rn. boulhbound tram on Wilson cc t ayci- . teville Branch is No. 50. Northward is No. 51. Trains No. 43 louih will stop only at Wilson, Goldsboro and. Magnolia. Trams No 47 makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and dally ex cept Sunday via Bay Line. . r Trains make close connection for all points North .via Richmond and'Wxih mgton. 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 1 CI I HON D AND DANVILLE XLAiU XIOAD. CONDENSXDSCHXDrJLE. THAIK3 KCN BY MEBIDIaN TTIUI TRAINS 00150 SOUTH. Peaches, un pared 1-3, unpared 1-4, M pared...... a i-a a 59 ....... ...... ..10 ...40 75 ............. .....450 &4 00 6oa8o 7 .6075 ....60 Cheese Coffee Rio. Apple. . V,'.1".VAI 1 wV.VV.V-V. . epaulettes. The men wore plain white helmets, which were becoming, and gave them a very business like appear ance. This is the youngest organiz ation competing, having been armed but eight months, and under the cir cumstances, their work to-day was highly creditable. Some of the move ments were gone through with, the ac purrency of ycterns, but of course tbiey made occasional breaks, which mjlitaled agajnst them. The work was fully Hp to rhe average, however. TheiF marching was frst clss, al though they showed marked peculiari ty in their gait, moving with a certain swing that was not apparent in the other companies that have competed. The three judges folio ved the troops around. , as "on Tuesday, carefully watching each' movement and noting the result in the record-books, which thev carried open in their hands. There was no cause fbr cqmplaint. as on Tuesday,! the troops hugged the lower part of the inclosure, and the Eggs Feathers..... Haxseed ......... . Hour Family .... Superfine. pniops...... Perk Peas. Potatoes Irish II"....., Sweet ............50 Rags Cotton...... ...1111 ................ 1 :-:r'-v:::r::I:-"-------'::-;:V v fool washed......... 30, Whlt: t!?ts 1 t:i;i:tt-itiMtititii,f?3r J aa-ratL prices or ORocaaias. Bacon Sides .,... ........ ..10 . . Hams............ ...... ............. . Shoulders...... ............ ...... ..8 ..30 2. That the small plats around the walks and drives, in said Ccrnetery, which were formed incidentally by the laying off of burial plats, and which from their small size and shape arc not adapted to the use of family bury ing places shall not be sold nor used as burying places but shall be reserved for ornamental purposes and improved to beautify the Cemetery. That the Cemetery Committee fchall whiskers arc cut in the exact shape and style of the German Emperor's. I be bought at a moderate price, by ap- His thin white hair is brushed over a I P'ymg early, at this office. high bulging forehead, also In the Wilhelni style. liar. !3ib. 1S3C. PJBB.SOrfAL. It has been reported that Mr.Parnlle's ill health is caused by cancer ol the stomach. One of the quietest and !eat osten tatious of the New York millionaires is Elias S. Higgins, who has made $30. 000,000 selling carpets. "MILLINERY - AT Great Reduction No.ta Daily. 4 45 nt 720am 9 45am 11 .0 am 335 pm 5 50 pra 8 51 po Lvo New York , Ijoavb PLiLftdoJjihia . ., Lvo H-JUmorr. lMVVahlutjU. . Lravs CtuxkrtUsTiMe. Lr. Ljncbbarg. .. Ua r iXintlllo 1mv UUlDODd....... 00 p m Lt Oo!dboM Lt-v.' )Ule:U Ir-j Dxjlm. . ...... Lr-c HiU I'oiul L..i S-l.jirj Lmm Clotrkttti fs4c a'liubaiC NatX Dallr: 4 30 fa CI. 7 pm 012 p za 1100pm 300am SOS am 8 Co am 2 30 a a Rev. S. p. Smith, the author of -My Country. 'tis Of 'Thee,1 is a Vigorous designate and' mark said small plats j old gentleman of 79 years, no living 19 a3Sio Inventors and patentees and all ha,v ing business with the U. S.Patent OU fice are invited to communicate with me With confident reliance upon my fidelity J Raleigh.Guards came up well in front tvt J t w 01 spectators, and their movements New inventions patented. Old inven- . , . tions jmDroved. and refected aDDlica- were mostly alj executed m full view. tions revived. Caveats filed. Trade- 1. :t 1 ,Up" cg,atc,Cu. .MrJohn -Tyler.' son of President Promnt attention. Skillful sp.rvico I . "L - t ., , . .. cr WHt sbMges., Send riiodol of ffia e'.d wirthrC . iwiiitiiuai jr liiiui uiaitun bucci tuny . furnished. ' i' .? At the request of tb- Japanese A. S. YANTIS, government Secertary . Whitney has Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat- ordered the admission into - the naval ents, 816 F Street, N. W., Washington, academy of H. Nire. a Japanese youth Pi C, 4 . . J&t noble family, aged 17, . " time been riatch of the and notify the keeper of the same. 3. That the Cemetery Committee ravise the prices fixed for lots n said Cem'eteiy and 'change the .same U nepessary. . 4. Tht the Committee have a dia gram of the Cemetery made so as to show bySecion and numbers each plat, which diagram 'shall be recorded in the Register's office of Guilford county.and be evidence in locating the several plats, by refere nee thereto, in saidCemetery. - 5. That no enclosure higher than eighteen 18 inches from - lift? sqrface of the ground sha be placed around any burial p'.it, and none of any kind shall be, placed there uni ess its design be first -! submitted ' to ;the' Cemetery Committee and approved by them ' in writing. : ; ; 6. Whereas noxious trees, as rt Alianthus or Aspen trees, which put qp Irpin the roots in all directions, arc not suitable for use or adornment in a Cemetery, BE IT ORDAINED: t , . ; 7. That no pne .shall plant any tree not . including srub.bety in,- akl Ceraeterv without the permission, first in Chicago- He wrote the sohg when he was 35 years old. Jay. Gould's special train travels at the rate of fifty miles an hour. Mr. Gould is always accompanied In his tours of inspection by Superintendent Kerrigan and a. stenographer and typewriter. . .. ' The new; envoy and . minister "plenipotentiary from Turkey to the United States is a Chaistiah. descended from a Greek larnily ol noblity.. He is small in stature, but portly in lornt and is a bachelor. Owing to the scarcity of money, wc are compelled to offer our entire stock. of Millinery and Fancy .Goods a little above cost. Those wishing anything in our line will do well to call and ex amine our goods as they are fresh and new. MRS. M. V. BINGHAM. . West Market Street. Trogden Building. THE MORNING STAR. A First-Class Dcmocr&tio Newspaper. . I are 'r- .ill Air. Atluita... It 50 am j5 00pm 520 pta' 1 00 am C33pml 3 37 am 1115 pm' 1016 am ri33am! 1123 am 225amj 1 CO pm 5 33 am; S M pm 9 50 am 4 4S ra 1 20 pm- 10 40 pa TI. AIXS GOING NORTH. D.- 100i 181. Not IL , DaUy. 605 am C 41am 7 Si am 12 47pm Arri bMilotta Silbnrr .... " High Puiet... a. f. . - Dorbam Kalegh .... .. Goldsboro Am Dujrillo ... .., Biebmob t. Arrira Lyrbborir .... 1 15 pra Caar!oUHiri;i ...mupn No.M. Daily: 6 15 pm 8 CI p ta 9 13 r 9 40 pm 445 am PUBLISHED DAILY AaH Choptet of RocH part. Mass.. .t . ha? a well pffiserved and legible, copy J1Z j.UUper annum, J..UU Washington. lUlUzaorr... PbibuUlpbla. .... baa York...... . ... Da-ly except 1 50 ami C30 am 4 45 pm 11 SO am 10 lOma 11 n pa 3 M)pm; 6 40 am 2 00 am . 4 10 am 8 23 pm 8 10 am 11 25 pm 10 C3 am 20 cm) 3 S3 rn ' iSanday.1 , 1 1 of The Salem Gazette, dated Sept. 27. 1796. lt contains the last address of George Washington to the people in relation to his successor in office. ; NtC" lot Clothing, btest Sly'es at and below cost at - G. II. ROYSTHU'S. ' - Ienbojr House. . ; . i - v Bum Apples, t . .Uannanas. Oranges. Lemons, apples. al fresh at . J. IL .W err s. r ; " " v -' '" 1 ?" ' Near depct. " Icq Cream. . ' : : My Ice Crean is best in the pty." V&Toc open at a,!l hours. Families supplied on short notice. six months. TEE OLDEST DAILY IX TEE STATE j THE WEEKLY STAR, $1MQ a Year, $1.00 G mos. Fall and Reliable Market Ro- The latest News. Political and General, from all par;so4 irte World, Co- (ifn.M aca Arrangeu in me mow Attractive Fortru . . 2- mm mm . Advertising. Rites EoLsoz&le. VM. H. DEnNARD. ' rAtToi4N. c N .W N. a RAILROAD. conco aocTB ' Ka W. Ko. CI a m Lv. Salem 6 40 p ta 6 30 oomo sons lo 51. at. Salem 5 11 23 im il SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On trains 50 and 51. Pullman BufTet Sleeper between Atlanu and Yew York, viUe.' ' . On trains $3 and 53. Potman BuiTct" SleeperMontgomery and Washington, Aiacn ana ivunjwn, tl umr.c On trains and 53 PuIInin S'.eeper between Richmond and Greensboro, and Greensboro and CkJdsboro. For rates and -in formation a 77!" to an Agent of the Company or to SOL HAAS. T. M. - Jxs. L.TAYLOR, Gen. Pass, Agent, Wasbhjgtcn, D, C
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