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nly be Opener ovf VpiNiK,fc-s
Genererr!rh,btfen fr6irf StlfetlHD? tfir'F
Sundae boilrs, far twn4 dtlireryaWar ipt
airnottr: nttajr boucaJ.ifteVuftjrf -the
mailt (rob bJftiT NrJtb d Sowtbi 4 -" f X
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Rev. J. E. t4inn, W.vSrirket SaW- -'j Jr$H
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- Inventors and-patentees and li hav-
S ousiness w.th the U S, - Patent Oi
nce are wv itUrt mmnitnSrW(fi!
JMth congdentilncnpoii raydeUty
their interest.-? J5 ,
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ons revG-aveaUfilera'dfr
marks rep-i&frm if.
ir,uL (; 'a, ocou mpaei or
r iree,neP"aS to patentabTUty.
Mtj 816 F Street, N.' W.t WasnTngton
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LeavestoSalati..!.. ? $37.000,000, $I4f000,apf
. " more - than Uhe Sectary's estimate
sassi ' bEbrr tQ THB INTERESTS OF THK CITY OF okESBORO.-AKO Qy ttATR. s'. . .V. . 1
THE LATEST NEWS.
VZJLIC
DEBT
STATE-
TJU Ileduction Murine JtJm,
Amounted to $S,SSS,997.
Washington; June i. The reduc
tion on the public debt during May
amounted to $8,888,997, and lor the
even months of the current fiscal
y par. $92,855,921. The National debt
HaY less cash in the Treasurv.
S ,296.281627 The net- cash In the
Treasury to-day is $23,951,692,' or
about $11,060,000 less than on Mav i.t
The gold coin and gold bullion fund
balance . in the Treasury to-day is
$86,667,773, - '-or "about five and one-
harnfflinon more."tKirT
lQrrmoic Ihari "fcPHfihlh' .M
n creased
about onPrnillion darlrTir the month.
af d4A araountto $73.i57.S93.
Tscog of standaigJitVer dollars
waTcrejed by abottthree million
tlbliart. atfd now amolllffflto $209,052,
SteGVprM) May - 3 utw $6.62 1,276 in
LtaS dotfars hz gen redeemed.
1 W 1 ,c"1' receipis-wre unusually
i,4r8SPu5Pff the pastnionth, araount
2334.28j. agaSiJt $27,751,724
Iri May, -1856. CustQWTeceipts. were
; 6J5.682, and intetevenue re
, P -
tipjtsagreated$i4.i8o.i43. Govejror
raentveceipts from all sources for ihe
jevjjB months of the current fiscal
yeafaggrtgate $33oT30rT9; and by
cpenditres for thejKtven monjhs
amouni i9-253,556.3o,j- $3o,ooo,oo
rnojre thactor the corresponding clytl
en moninspi tne precedjnir year, and
pVjwi11 pfcaT)ly run up to $270,000,00$
LPr .the' erro 4if the current year, so
xnat tne prpspect is ratrTQr a surpfur
$iooxoo this fiJJyear ;
CandA sfis'nantiliap.
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A chihuahua. Mer.June 2A3errioTeJ
panic occtfrredhere yesterdayaftr
nOon in the Catholic Cathedraf caused
i a fallingcanWe setting 6re Lto one
the: alraxs. -fcTie deinga re
ligious holiday the churci5 was
tEtwded to -overflown principapy
womeif and children. ; At
tne
sight of the.smoke the crowd becamer
. 1
fijSntic anct'tbe usual sqepef a terrbr
stticken. smuggling mas.sf humanity
followed. Several children w
killed and fuite a number of women
severely Jjyced. Thefcene' at te
main entrance to ihe Vchurrh t-f
pitiful to benold. WpEen and chB-
dren wereying aboutigTDaning wiHv
Pajn whilethe doctojjwere doing
w.v)Uiu,Ujnu ic&ustiiae me suner
ing. Official reports foTHe number
killed aTe "riot obtainable at the pres
entwrmri: Eove Forced to Givm. Watt
to
- BaLijiJune 2. a marriase has
been-arrariged between Duke X
Drecrit of AVurtembego: Princess
v icwrm frusslo.ftughter of
vrown -Prjnce Fredemfc William.
TWs project, (3 connect with the
Wortembejsuccessloauestionl, It
wijiie remembered tjj&$ri kind of
romantic jttachment exlstea between
fjitacan
xuigana., xrince Aiexanqers atten
tions , and courtship were strongly
objected to ty Prince. Bismarck, and
his5 official request Tot her hand in
marriage received., a curt and" con
temptuous refuel from the Prussian
jQoyerpinent - v
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Suit nigral ngt a Jlallroad.
Boston, Jun a 3. Geo. F. Williams
has brpqght-sqlt on bolialf of 32
elierjta against the Boston" & Provi
dence It. It. Company, for injuries
received at the reeent - disaster, at
Bu?sey Bridge. Damages claimed
vary from $500 to $50,000, and In the
aggregate come to over $400,000-
rVZotc Fever:
o Key, West. Fla -June 2. There
were five new cases -nf yellow fever rr-
Y rniried lyesterdaj'. inaking'a ' tot al-of
io:t; Five -de a hs have occtirred. The
patients are -isdTale.n at' the United
States Barricks. Every, possible pre
7 sycmaiyour orders by 6 o'clock, and oblige
iitt.xr 10 kain n .j. t. .. ..... ... .
Q'i Nl;(&SaTORft4Yfflu
Eviction in XrcZxLiJ
Dublin. IalS12.Tha eviction at
fody ef:Kaverl6een pTcVumcd. " The
ouse in this village. He was protcc.
ted brrooo-police-iroops thoroughly
rmcd. TnVnouie-;as: strongly bar
icaded. but by the use of crowbars
1 HfCyas, ?dy n the wall and an
entrance cffected.The sheriff removed
erf"r?ilf " fnr? P,accd. lK in lhe road
idthel jeeVsOand revilings of -the
peasants who were greatly excited.
Many evictions are expected to follow
S much excitement and alarm pre
s tirnong ihe villagers. t -
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k SUPRE3IB I'OUBT. '
Raleigh News-Observer. - .
j Opinions were filed in the following
cases on yesterday:
I Kerlee vs. Corpening. from ' Mc
Dowell; no'error. :
j Phifer vs. . Alexander
f1? frill
1 Carter vs. Worrell, fr
! Phifer vs. . Alexander, frour Meck-
g ranted. -
from Hertford;
no error; affirmed.
, f Da rant vs. Crowd I, from Union; er
ror; court below directed to - make
such "order as will secure nUintiff
nst ,oss rion of insolventy or
defendant.; : .
btate vs. Starnes, from Union; mo-
dion to have decision certified to court
rbelow, to the end'that judgment may
.be pronounced, allowed. The court
noia;tnat thei acts of Assembly facts
1887, ch. 41 and 192) do not- apply to
Jcasesu where the appeal to this court
Jwas taken before these statutes went
into operation, The case of State vs.
jjones, from New, Hanover, is governed
by this decision. These are the cases
in which the Governor caused - his
Wr rants to be recalled td await the
determination of " the question raUed
in UuSiinotion.l. .. v . V. . . V
Queen vs Wernwag," from Hay-
6od; error; new trial granted. -
J Cornwall vs. Charleston, Columbia
& Augusta R. R. Co., from Mecklen.
burg; error; new trial granted to de
lendantr'-' -
I State vs. Walters, from Columbus;
errdr; judgment pronounced errone
ous; and defendant, is entitled to give
bail, if he can,- for his'appearance M
next term of Superior Court ol Co
lumbus county, when" thjjt court will
ProMnce such judgment against bun
as thejiw allows, h ' ' ' T ' - 4
btate vs. Yopp, from Ntw Hanover;
no error; affirmed. - 1 "v
Twitty vs. Lovelace, from Rutlier
(ord; no error; affirmed..- v". . .
I Form or Introduction.
As the old world question of rank
does not hold good in our society, it
is customary when introducing two
women to - present the younger or
less important to the , elder . woman.
When, ,thex difference, between the
two parties is debatable or any em
phatic distinction seems undesirable.
it iuite ;the' cton'. to" strike a
oaian ce or respect by, paying : .Mi4rs.
A., this is Mrs. V. ; Irsl "Y. Mrs. A.
A geiitleuaXlsral ways presented Jo
a lady with some such formula as
"Mrs. A.,' allow . me to present Mr.
B.orMissC,V.r;iB3 desiresiihe
honor bf khbwlng y6u, If obliged
to introduce herselfh;en.;tiiklng a
first call1: W lady; will, mention her
namewlth its proper prefix of Mrs.
or Miss,. .. . i - .:r : -
a - "
Jt Indiana Ilard-SJiell.
. from the Sbelbyvilie (lad. Daaocrat. - ' . .
The Democrat takes no stock in the
so-called Puritanic Mugwumpery and
its diabolicartreachery.'lThe essense
of Mugwumpery is political treason.
A satelite of this abortion , is either, an
old barnacle cuffed off the hull of one
of theoldt parties, by. reason -v of .his
stricken conscience -and Infidelity to
his friends, or he Uj aJeech on the
neck of ..the .patty, sapping it of its
vitality;.1 e, former is "arlaggrega
tion of egntism and pomposity.- while
the latter Js the- butt of all that is coa
temptib1e: and ''vulgar.' Sucb 'as tthe
opinion', of. ike Democrat touching a
monumental nuisance.
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T.O'clock Sharp 1 1
- Our sWfCrnij. be closed until fur-
trier.notice. at 7, p. m. Please, tend in
Houston & Bro.
t 1 ratrtou
The fiuin'g of MTr." Itlchird 3 WI1
Ilarns;': of Manchester,' from;; th'o
PetersbtiriT railroM bridge, 'on ; Mon
day recalls a ibmewhat similar oc
currence -. of - twenty-fire orTthlrty
- t
yea rgo, wWcfrlryererabrod
by 'some ;of tbo . older. cslaeri p
: 'ITieracmorabla event ccurrtd ion
a Bright Sunday : mornIrjfJ.. Orx tic
north-bound passenger train; owrilio
name;Jf theljyritcr.remembf ricor
recttr.vas Pollock.;; WbHoR the
Itralai crossing tho brldgo; ho
Walked .oat on the rear platform 'and
attempted tacommlt 'suicida by de
Uberjitdy jumping. Into the rWe'r.
Strange to. say he came out tm
8cratched and unhurt ' 1
Not being satisfied with that expe
rience he the; next day made another
effort tp jut an end to his earthly ex
istence by drowning in tho' James
Biverand Kanawha canal.now called
the basin, but his plans were again
frustrated. -
, Not yet daunted, and being-still
strongldetermlned to sever his con
nection with this world, he. .a .shprt
while later went to Charleston, S. C,
and there Jumped from the .steeple of
the market house and accomplished
what he had twice before made un
successful efforts to do,' killing hImT
elf. almost instantly when ho struck
the street -
JJob InsenoWs JUttestr
New. York Latter to CiiKinnatI u
Therc Is no wittier story-teller than
Col. -Bob" Ingersoll. His application
of old stories is never at fault, tie was.
at. a ; dinner the other day where a
New Yorker," who' has a wide.rcputa-r
tionasan after-dinner 'speaker, was"
some whit disappointing to the guests.
Col. Ingersoll had a neighbor at the
tabid who leaned over and said: k
-"ColoneV how in - The world did
Blank come to have such a reputation-;
as an'after-dinner.sjxsakcr? It does
not seem warranted , ; by wKat he has
done' to-night." . . -
; "That Temmds'meV? said Ihfi Cofonel;
''of ajGeojgiaJi whxriiup3alUftoiV-
after the. war and wanted, to "sell bVs.
uniform. He asked around afseverar
places, Do you wanCto buy'a. upi-
form?' " Finally 'some oncasked him
what grade i of uniform it-u-asfwhrn
GeargrarbuT I reckon it mout do for a
Cunnciia IUinois.-
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Catholic and Tro test ant Ulbles
That translation of the Bible known
at the Vulgate, which was th t work
ofjerome from 385 A. p. to 405. isf the
version .authorized " by-the: '-Roman
Catholicxhurch and used by it. 4 Pro-
testarv.ts use the King James version.
which wasrnade from - many 'ancient
manusciipts and versions.
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Frae the PhUadelpbLs TW.
i New York produced 'the oratorical
marvel of Decoration DayVa man who
waved the bloody shirt over the grave'
of the hero who said. "Letups have
peace -
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; L021DON, June tThe Saltan ol
Turkey has cede the island of C pru's
to England. .. " ' 1
Xiae fope ac Qum Victor Cn
Roue. June 1. A papal rescript has
been issued ordering- that thigh rnasr
and aTeDeum shall be sung in altlbe
Catholic churches of England in honor
rn... f!....!.i; 1 "
: The" following concerns North Caro
lina in the proceedings of the Presby
terian General Assembly.' J . .
T. Louis. May 29.-At List nTgbfs
session of the Presbyterian General
Assembly Revt Mr. Hoge' presented
the protest ol Jhe Synod fc of Notb
Carolina in the R tbinsoA natter. , U
was numerously signed by the-menw
bers of the assembly and was spread
upon tbe record." , - -.
1 1 l w r ,
000a aier ana ice cream sold at 55
ar -W - a m IT-
r No I Timoibv ;har. counv.' rsii
corn and Valley of Va.. part shipituiT
for sale and delivered by . ';,m;
iw Wharton Si ratjxjrd.
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: .)' Hound Heads,
' 16 the. war which resulted in the
beheading of Charles of England,
thWiValiers or adherents of the kicg
woretheir hair in curls. The puritans
cuflheir hair dose to the scalp. Hence
the catalfers .'called their opponents
round heads, an appellation that is
very commonly used at the present
' In "chronic diseases, medicines
shbuld be-restbring. and' not dcbiliu
ting. irf their action. The wonderful
strengthening and curative effects,
realized from the usj of Ayer's Sarsa-pailla.-Vustain
the reputation of this
remedy aj the rndst popular blood puri
fier. . i l .
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A sound body and a contented mini
are necessary to perfect happiness. If
you wish to possess these, cleanse your
blood. with Ayci's Sasapariila. It is
perfectly, safe, to, Uke. and is a
thoroughly reliable, highly concen
trate.and.powerfu! blood putifier. "
Nico Box br Candy.
' While you' are , out driving would It
not be nice to treat your lady friend to
some of our fine, home-made Candy.
IW.T ' CREENSBOho Candy Cf.
t
: Backache, stitches i the aide, infla.
lion and soreness of the bowels, are
4ympt6ms of a 'disordered state of the
-A ... .
aigesiive nna assimilative organs,
whkhtran be corrected by the use of
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
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City XbtM.( '
A few splendid -Building Lots." in
a very desirable part of the city, can
be bought nt a moderate price, by ap
plying early, at this office.
Capt; Tear' 4; Tiila hlltj BiHrcjJ Ct
I- Coxza3Tfficn Scnzztxz Ko. 52. '
Tittinj eject 6.00 A. M.t MomAaj, ' Jfajr
i&Mnesy.
I Pass and
Freint
Pass.
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Man.
LVe BennetfTille.i
10 ioam r.33 n m
Ariive Maxton.
II.20 (3 30 pm
11.30' 4.00 pm
1.30 pm'7 33 p m
Leave Maxtor....?.
.Arrire Fayrtteville" :
iLeave Fayetteville. .
.w j w am
arrive ianiord
Leave Snnlord.. .
Arrive. Greensboro..
4 05 "
4-15 "
75 "
10.15a in
1 40 pm
2.15
Leave Greensboro...
jrVt've. W'ajout.CoTe
1X)Q pmJ
TJtAli;i;0UT!L
Dhmtr at Fattton'.e.
.tht
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Pass.
ifassand
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Mail.
2.10 pm
5.00
9 50 am
12.55 pm
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3 30 -5-15
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Arrit e Greensboro,
l-eave. ureensboro.'.
A rrive San ford . .
Leave Sanford
Arrive ; Fa)-ette ville'.
Leave Fayeiteville.;
Arrife Maxton
8.10 am
'2.30 pm
3.10 pm
7.00 pm
6.00 am
922 am
Leave Maxton......
Ajrjve- lnettsville! 6 15 " i.32jn
10.00 am
FactOry'Branch -Freight A Passenger
Train tooTum north.
rralnmoTiiig saatb.
Lr GrttuVo S 50 ptn
jA t llillbcro 7 pa
Frflht nad Ientr Tram tcr.a be-twrerr-.ffcjHleTtlle'
atxi : tnntUriHr en
Mcodja.,WedDflaj ajidFtidaj.
IVeigUt aod-i'aiaveuget Train rao Leterren
Fayetletille . nsd GrecbaLoru Toltrt
Tanrmdaya , aui Baturdayf,- anJ t:co
GretCfcbor'oAnd FajettcTUlcM jOilar. Wed
nrsdaji and PriJatt, .
Pwiaf t.d ifail Train runa-ilally ex
Crpt Saxuiayr.
a 1 i.iiHC(.i,'iuai aiait araaiB nCi
- Urloae ccuDectitn hi iSnxlon UL Croliika
L'pmin.) ta Char'.cUe ina Wilmington
J f .Trait:! ra facturr I'raxrli rxi5 rUr ex-
Cejt Snfc.liT. ''
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Ceneral Kuprnntenc'cnt.
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TRAINS GOING SOUT1L
Not. 14, T6
No. 4S I No. 40 i K0.4
Daily. I Daily. Dai?
Lv WeUon..
tKDmnSnnl loan
Ar Rocky Mt 2 33 p mj
Ar Tarboro.4 50 p m!...... ;..
Lv Tarboro.it 1 30pm ,. ........
Ar Wilson . .'4 05 p 6 58 p m 3 07 a ra
Lv Wilson. .'4 15 pro'
Ar Selma...j5 40 p rn ,
Ar Fa?ettev.;3 32 p mj
LvCo!dsboro 4 54 p rn 7 40 p m j 5S a ru
Lt Magnolia 6 09 p ml3 3S p m'c iS ata
Ly Burgaw..j7 00 p tn 6 1 j a ra
Ar WU ruing., 7 50 m.9 55 p m'7 00 a m
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Lv Burgaw.l;., !9 34arn'
Lv Magnolia, ra 52 amjio 23 am
Ar Goldsbor-i 55 a m il 35 am
Lv Fayetter. '7 00 a m!
Ar Sefma '9 55 a rn'
Ar Wilsoru 7.Jii 25 arr.
Lv Wilson .. 2 32 a tn 12 25 pm
Ar RoTcyMt loapm,
1042 pm
f 1 53 am
1251 am
t 27 a m V
Ar laruoro.
Lv Tarboro.
Ar Weldon..
. 4 50 P
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ti 30 am
4 05 a m 2 1 5 p ro 2 45 a m
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road "
leaves Haldas for Scotland Neck at 3 co
pm. Retnrning. learts ScoUanJ Neck
at 9 30 a m., daily except Sunday.
Trains leaves Tarboro, N. C, via
Albemarl Zl Raleigh, R R, daily, except
Sunday, 6 p m.; Sunday 5 p rn-; arriTc
Winiamston. N. C, 8 to p m. and 6 40
&m. Returning leaves Williamson. N
. Dally except Sunday, 800 am, Sun- .
day g 50 a m. arrive Tafuoro, N. C,
to 05 am, and 1 1 33 a m.
JTjiins oa Mkllacd N. C Broach.,
leaves Goldsbcro, N C, dally excert
Sunday. 5 33 pri; am've SmithSeU. N.
C. 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith- ,
field. N. C, 7 30 a m arrive GoUsboro,
N. 0.900 am.. .
Southbound train on Wilson & Fayet- -tcville
Branch is No. 50. Northward is
No. 51. ...
Trains No. 40 South will stop, only a. .
Wilson. Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains No 47 makes close connection
at WeMon for all points North daily.
All rail via Richmond. -and dai.'y ex
cept Sunday via Bay Line.
Trains make close connection for all
points North , via Richmond and Wash
ington. All trains run solid between Wilrair.g- :
ton and Washington, and have Pullman
Palace Sleepers attached.
. t . JOHN F. DIVINE. -
. -' General Suni
f. R. KENLY, Sup't Trar.s.-ortaUon
T. M. EMERSON. Cenl Pass. Agent
."O1CXUI0KD
AND DAKYILLE HAIL
" HQ AD.
CONDENSED tCUEDCLX.
TRAINS HUN BT MEIUDIAN TDUL
TRAINS GOINO bOOTU.
Mar. 13:b, le-SC.
No.ta
Dallr.
f No. 2
.oaiir.
Irare New York.....,
43 n't
Loxt ITiUaJtlrLU,.
Ltnve IUIUtnttfe
7tnatn tin ra
9 45 am! Oil n
her Waahicgtao. .,
Ill .0 ao'll CO pra
Leave CuarkHxraTille.
Lexra IiTncLbtinr.
5 SO pra! 5 CI ua
85i jvta 8Cia
Leave Dullle
Lrava IllcbnuaL
Lear Oo'dburo
LeaT iUlaia.......
Lenva Dartiata...., .
L-t HiH lVtiJ...
..111 COaaT'J 00 pa
.. SOrttaJ 1 CO am
CiSpni j 3 37 am
IxaT SUb irT......
...iiii pra, ljloaxa
,i-an ii'n aa
Lava CLulte......
3 2Jaa
1 CO pa
331 pta
4pta
10 40 pta
Ixure i'j'artaaUarjj.i.
.. Z 2i aa
Arir AliiiU,.
I
C IB
I W pra
TIIAINH GOING NOUTH-
Dee. liJi I&S3.
Atrire UkarL'Ue
Sa?UUrjr ....
Higb roint ..
" Cirxabifo ...
DarUm
.. liaWfch
" GoUI.toto ....
Arhre DtoriH....
JlichsoJ. ....
Arriva Ljr.cLbar
- CLarlo!Hviiia .
W-irv;loa.. ..
. ni4ir"rr. ......
- :b:U..1iLia,.-r
- Nea Yotk
Da-ly exoe
i Nv 51. .
J Daily. I
No.W.
Dailr!
6 ti pa
8C1 p ra
..; C Ham;
.- 7&ep,;
, I WW BOB
9 13 ra
..1 Ovi.Di ail ra
127pra 4 43 aa
1 53 aa ' 0 33 axa
4 45 pa 11 a
10 lOma 11 27 pa
3 CVn-B 8 in in
..I X 15 pen 2 00 aa
..3 O p tav 4 13 aa
..j 8 23 pa' 8 13 aa
25 pa 13 C3 aa
'..I 3O0aa 13 i3 pa
..! C23ra! 3 23
pt SoTJtlay.1
N .W N. C. RAILUOAD.
ooixo aorra Na 5a Ho. 52 a n
Lv. Salca C 4 J p in . C ZO
oono noxxa No-1.
IT. &Jeta li pa i3
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains 50 an i 51, Pu'.:.t.i3 Bcfct
Sleeper between Atlanta ard Yew York,
New Orleans acJ Washin-icn via Dan
villff. "
Oa trains 52 and 53, Pulr-an Bu.Tct
Sleeper M or.! orr.-ry ar.i Vashir-t-n
Aiken and Waihlr-ton. via Danville'
Oa trains 2 ar.J 53 rullman Slfr-r
between Kachrr.Dr. J a.-.J G-c? -ibcro. i-. J
Greensboro and Gc!Jil:ro.
For rates and ln!orrr.at:rn 2 'r
any' Ager.t cf the Ccrr.r.any crj"
SOL HAAS. T. M.
. ; - Jxs. LlTAYLOn,
Gen. Tiss, Agent,
' :" . Washinjjtn p. C.
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