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THE MORNING NEWS. flM0RIKC -NEWS j, s. HAMPTON, Proprietor. i rrt c onmuK t Om Srt 0 Dir.. ........... I J-CBLISHED Daily." Except Sunday. 3AT,.S OF SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE ; v. Vtir Hv Mail;, Postage paid,.... ()nel3r ............ Three M'xi'h Two Months, 4 oo 3 OO I oo - 75 . 40 DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY OP GREENSBORO, AND OF THE STATE. week. Greensboro, N. C.r Monday, June 13, 1887 - Tir . y . ttn M (kg Vf No. 129 KB Contract AJi rs r j 4 mt Uaei eOJ XvprJ try m TUHITir COWMEIVCEJIENT. No advertisements inserted in Local column at any n'extri cltargc will be made for double-column ;'tc.culu-nn advertisements. A,j announcements and recomendations of candl. for oiTice; will be charged as advertisements, ve-tisc-onts to foliow reading matter, or to py special place, will not be received. -Tmusement, and Official advertisements 50 cts per wu-ire for each insartion. A.Wttsenients kept 1 . ,..,kfmcnts" will be charged fifty per cent, extra. P-,vinc:its for - maJe in asivancs. K-n Stances must be made by Check, Draft, Postal M.ny 0rdt;r EPress- or in Ristered Lc"er. Only such remittances will be at the risk of the pub- Under the hoad of "Special City Items." business notices will inserted at the rate of 5 cents a line or rvery insertion. under the head of "New transient advertisements must be marked an epoch in the career of the Institution and oM heads nresent were Mr. Editor: Mite a fatiguing ride ofthe opinion that a turning point had over rail road and through the coun been reached. Facultv. Trustees. . - j try last .Wednesday morning, the Students and friends were more hopG- splendid old oaks and delightful shade fa I and expectant for the future than around the College building at Trjnity, ever before. The new President was the generous and openhearted hospi- there, was sworn into office, and de- tality of my old friend Mr. Charles f "vered and address, and enthusiasm Hundley, and the cool, quiet, .halcyon and hope were tipe. The graduating atmosphere above the old College exercises were unusually interesting. . were indeed a refreshing treat. THE GRADJA-1NG CLASS - I arrived within "barricks" just at numbered only six, but I was told the hour lor ,-- by one. of the professors they fully THE annual bacealaureate sermon made up in scholarship what they THE RAILROADS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS RK'KMON" AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. Arrive-. Irom Richmond at. .. .. Leaves for Kichmond at . 0.43 am ... .. 10.32 p m 8.32 am Q-55Pn NORTH CAKOUXA RAILROAD. Arrives from Charlotte at.... r. . " Lcnvjs for Charlotte at . " .... Arrives from Goldsboro at 11 1 1 " .......... ...1 ...... Leaves for (joKlsboro at NORTH-WESTBUK N. C. RAILROAD Arrives from Salem at ' " ............ ...a Leaves for Salem at C. F. AND Y. V. RAILROAD. Arrives from Fayttteville at.. leaves for IV.yettcville ai 3 THE POSTOI'i'ICE. by Bishop VV. W. Duncan, of Spartan burg, S. C., which was the first thing on the commencement program. To those who heard Bishop Duncan in his magnificent effort here two weeks ago, no introduction is neces sary. It is sufficient to say that his sermon at Trinity was finer than the one here. His theme was taken from the text "Look to yourselves that ye lose not that for which ye have wrought.''7" He addressed his words individually and directly to the num ber of thev graduating class. Coun selled a I iia of unremitting vigilance and watchfulness as the only way to preserve talents already laid up, and constant and agressive effoit to con tinue in growth and development. The essentials to growth are self re liance' and a full reliance on God. Neither of itself aloners sufficient, but ... 8.00am a proper co-operation of both. Every , 9.24pm I mnn ,v y.n chanpr rf his own rlestinv 10.00 a ml 1 - J I 3 j ii i: .1 1 1 10.54 P m I auo ucscrves me crcuu 01 wnai ne makes himself, but is powerless ex- 6.15 pm I cept he depend upon the support and grace of God. The sermon was rc Dlete with vivid illustration, ponder- i. bu thought and logic. The closing lacked in numbers. The following wss the program of the day : commencement. ... 8.j a m k. 9.40 p m .. 9.48 a m . . 10.44 p m . . " 9.30 p m ,. 10.20 p m . . . 7.40 a m , .. 9.50 am . . 6.00 a m .. 10.20 p m , 10.00 a m Bails for Charlotte Raleigh Salem Fayetteville 9.00 9.00 9.06 9.00 9.00 9.00 the North close at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 p.m. Ladvice to the young men ofthe gradu ating class was practical and valuable. i THE LITERARY ADDRESS in the afternoon at 3 o'clock by Dr. W. M. Robcyr of Goldsboro, was an ideal commencement address, and va3 as near my notion of what such an ad dress should be as anything I ever heardr Many others expressed a similar opjnion. Ths . lineof thought presented was taken from the propo sition laid down in the beginning. AU men either succeed or sink hopelessly into oblivion. There is no half-way ground. All tnen are presumed to as pire to success in whatever sphere The money order and registered letter office will nly be open from 900 a. m . to 6 p. m. General Delivery ts open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. m. -except when opening mails. Also, 15 minutes alter peniug the Eastern night mail. ' Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m lor alf hour ; and half hour after the opening of the mails trom both North and South. The lotk -boxes are from 6.00 R. m. to ie;3 p. Thursday, June 9th. PR YER. v The Old South, by Julius Hathccck, Norwood, N. C. MUSIC. The Discipline of Adversity, by John Robert Overman, Goldsboro. N. C. MUSIC- Hannibal for War. by William El mer Fentress, Pleasant Garden. N. C. MUSIC. The Literature'of the South, by Dred Peacock, Wilson, N. C. MUSIC. The nth; The 1st, by James Harris Scarborough, Mt. Gilead, N. C. MUSIC. The Grandeur of Woman's Work, by Walter Pemberton Andrews, Norwood, N.C. MUSIC. Degrees Confcred. Diplomas, presented by Gov A. M. Scales. Wiley Gray Piize Medal, Presented by Hon. Geo. H. Snow, Raleigh. N. C B. Craven Scholarship Medal, Pre sented by J. H. Southgatc, Esq., Dur ham, N. C. unnrstakeable evidence of tenacity and nd the Stately JIUtM Grind TTTILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL- nf slippers at 1 w. Ladies' Misses Ch.Idren" an1 H. Farrior. Sc Co. Baby Zieg'ers Bros, fine Hand Sewed I Ar Selma...js 40 p m r itciict. j j p m. Cap? Fear & Yadib Yallej RaHniaJ Ca Ta&tng eject 6.00 A, !., Monday, May 20A, 1S87. Dcrstfverance in the new President I Roman nose. His address Thursday was simple, sincere, and to the point. I - Tiadipia rra. Hetaid he came lo take things as Don Quixote Sherman's armor rat- they;are and make tbern what they U(S arply as he frantically waves ougtttobe. I nis aworu at the peaceful and Indus- commencement notes. uioos wind-mills of modern times. ifte average 01 the age 0! the benior I TVott- Arrival dasi was 23 years. RSv. N. M. Janney makes it a point to titend every Commencement at Trirty. He tays he has not missed asiri!c one since 1871. Etjht out of ihc twelve cl ths class of 'Z were at the Commencement this year- Aiong the distinguished men in attendance Thursday I noticed Gov, acarss, v.01. j. w. Aispaugh, J. . Carr Esq., Judge Montgomery, Rev. Mr. Hall, Rev. Air. Gannon. Major Samuel H. Smith, G. Sam Bradshaw, Esq, Dr. Buikhead, Dr. W. II. Bob- bitt.judgc E. T. Boykin. Dr. M. L WTood, Kev. F. L. Reid and Major S. M. Finger. -r t 1 wo nappy occurances wound up L've BennelUville. . therrocram Thursdav eveninrr. Mr. ArriveMaxinn... T)rcd Peacock rould not ififirl 1 Leave Maxton r.u u- u .l Arrire Fayetteville . :n;tte injoyment of the highest honors FayctWville. . which the members ot the Faculty and I Arrive Sanford Trustees of Trinity College could con- Sanford...... r 1 , . I Ollllb UiECIIJUUlUa, ictupon mm, uui musi neeus oraw Lcave Greensboro... upon the generosity of an ex-member I Ar'vc Wfalnut Cove of the Faculty and claim the lovely dan-hter of Prof. O. W. Carr. Miss Ellr., as his brMe, to fill the cup of his happiness. The marriage occur red' at the residence of Prof. Carr. at 7-2 P. m.. Rev. J. F. Heitman officiat in x Also Mr. B. B. Adams, of Little River and Miss Florence Bandy of Trinity were united in marriage in the Co;legc chapel at 8.30 o clock. Rev. J. A. Cunninggim officiating. G. O. A. ROAD COMPANY. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. aw (iuu.i.. ; j H ,il J P 111 i iwiE Ar Kocky Mt z 3J p m Ar Tarboro. 4 50 p m: Lv Tarboro.' tl jop-n Ar Vilsoa..,4 03 p ro6 58 p rn Lv Wilson. .U 15 p m' i Lv Goldsboro' 4 54 p ra 7 40 p m 3 07 a ca . . . 0 3 5S a n TRAIN NOKTII. Pass and Mail. 10 10 am 11.20 11.30 1.30 pm 2.00 4-05 - 4.15 725 10.15a m I .co pm Lv Magno!ta.6 00 p m:3 3Sptnci3ata V Bargaw.. 7 00 p m '6 m a a Ar ilmtng.j 50 n m.9 55 p m.7 00 a ta TRAINS GOiG NORTH. I No. 45 I No. 47 I No. 43 Daily. Daily. Daily. Lv Wilming.jii 40 pm 3 50 a m S 52 p n Lv Bureaw.f o xi a rn q 50 p ra Trelght I Lv Magnolia 1252 am' 10 23 am'. 042 era Pass. I Lv Fayettev. 700am MS a m 7.1 S am 740 am 1 1. 001 m 930 a m 1.40 pm 2.15 8.00 Lv Fayettev. Ar Sclma... Ar Wilson-. Lv Wilson . . Ar RoTcy ML Ar Tarboro. Lv Tarboro. Ar Weldon.. 2 32 a m 11 25 am 1225 pm 12 5! am t co p m i 27 a in 4Sopm n 30 am 4 05 a m 3 15 p m.2 45 am TRAIN SOCTIL Dinrxirr at Fayette rilte. Leave Walnut Cove Arrive Greensboro. Leave Greensboro. Arrive Sanford... Leave Sanford Arrive Fayetteville. Leave Favetteville m . . . . WW W f f 9 mx . I . . . ;oicoc it cuoiii in .lorn Arrive Maxton Sscoiia. Leave Maxton I.ALIF, N.S., Juneg.-The most fash- frIiI5Inn5tt3Tl,,e ionable marriage of the season in this previncc was ccubrated at - Charlotte Pass and Mai!. 2.IO pm 5.00 9 50 am 12.55 pm 1. 15 320 " 3.30 " S.IS - 5-2: Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3 00 pm. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck at 9 30 a m.t daily except Sunday. Trains leaves Tarboro. N. C via Albemarl 5c Raleigh, R R, daily, except Sunday, 6 p m.; Sunday 5 p rn.; arrive Williamston, N. C, 8 10 p m, and 6 40 &m. Returning leaves Williamston, . Dally except Sunday. 3 00 a m. Sun day 9 50 a m. arrive Tarboro, N. C, 10 05 a m, and 1 1 30 a m. Trains on Midland N. C Branch leaves Goldsboro, N C, daily except Sunday, 5 30 pm.; arrive Smilhfield. N. C, 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith- 12.15 pm I ....hKriMnrt fraln nn Wiftmn Vrrt. ZAl lm Branch is No. 50. North ward is Freigh Pass. 7x0 am 1. 17 pm 1.55 pm Dinner at Sanford. Trains No. 40 Sautlrfnl-vt3-of.W Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Trains No 47 mikes close connection town to-day, when William Abbott, Factory Branch Freight & Passenger I at Weldon for all points North daily. -Bible's Presented. - s. . 1 .-ri..: os Mrrbboit Mayor cf Montreal, Trla toovio? north. RESIDENT CLERG-TIEN. cock, Wilson, N. C Bennediction. Presbyterian : " Ur. J. Henry Smith, N. Cnurch St. Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro Baptist : kev. W. R. Gwaltney , S. Elm St., South Greensboro. Methodist Episcopal. Rev.J. E. Mann, W. Market St., -' O. F. Smith, S. Greensboro. Method 1st Protestant ; Rev. f. L. Michaux, N. Greene St. " J. R. Ball, Spring St. Episcopal : ' Rev. A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St. member of the Federal Government and leader of the cauadian Senate' was married to Miss Grev. daughter of T" I 1 a . a ji . I ine aoaressesoi ine graauaies were. 1 fninnpi Crrv . ii I J wunoui an exception, wen wriir.cn ana well delivered. The ' Wilev Grav t j 1 1 tt ' rt -r a -a t I OiTi iixiS 2T bf Ceiienii (Trdrit. I in I ae nriintn ra i? H -.r l- I I a"i a . r f I they labor. The motive which inspires Raleigh, in memory of his brother, officially notified that on and after June 5 Lv Millboro, 7 4.i.vci Ar Grcen&b'o 0 33 am Alt r-TI !i T? ir?rirwf nA 1 1! sp. Train mfTTing: mtb. 1 c, rta- I Jni. Lv GrKtsb'oGaOpui I Trains make close connection for-all Ar ii.aioro 7 3a pm 1 points xsortn via Kicnmona ana v asn- ingion. an . r j 1 . " Passenger and mail Trains run daily . n"'w DCren T"2 except Sunday. ln" c "J11 "u TC """ ireigbt and 1 -aaenger Tnua mo V9- I v f' .,r r tween Tarettetille and PocnttUvillc on Mondajs, WedneRday and Fridaja. 1 reigbt and rossenKer Tnun run Lctvc n most men to strive after success is not Wiley Gray, who was killed in the re- maJo reskieuts are irquired towearpan- I tayettetiiie and orectiaooru i.Monday, so.much the intnnsic benefit to be en- Lent civil struggie. to the member, of VStSU tfJitl&Sl?. joyea as tne creait wnicn ,-eaounas 10 the benior class who acquits himselt on instance of civilLzlnz by general .order I ncsdavsand FridaT. PRODUCE MARKET. Apples fcrcen, per bu Bacon hog round ?. Beef '....'. Butter Beeswax ; Chick ens oid spring...... J.. Corn new Com Me.il.... ..." Uriel Fruits Ulackberries. Cherries Apples , Peaches, unpared 1-2, ' unpared 1-4, " . pared ESgs 'eathers flaxseed flour Family Superfine . .......-. Onions ............ Oats. Perk ....1.1. . Peas ...... "1 ! . . Potatoes Irish .......I Sweet........... R6S Cotton.......... Tallow Wool washed unwashed................. . . Wheat .'... RETAIL FKICES OF GROCERIES. ttaenn Sides Hams. "t Shoulders...;... .............. . Cheese ... ...... .'...v..... - Coffee Rio . 1.00a 1. 50 them as possessing the requisite qual- best on Commencement day. The ities to succeed, the millionaire who medal was won by Mr; J. R. Overman, has' acquired immense wealth by 0r Goldsboro. The decision was a shrewd financial management enjoys great surprise to the whole audience. nis reputation-as a financier more than Commencement medals, however, are tne luxuries rus wealth anorus. ine fa;ncus for unaccountable freaks. The man with the elements of success in audience would almost unanimously him" can not be suppressed. Circum- hnvr vntpd the. mfri.il tn Mr Drrd ".isSs stances do not make the man, and the Peacock, of Wilsonl whose speech was ...ais man who is made by circumstances is undoubtedly far superior to the others sao not entitled to the credit of the truly The medal was presented by Hon. G. .!!aIo successful man. The conditions neces- H. Snow of Raleigh in a brief address ..a6o sary to the, highest -success are the 0f the most polished and beautiful proper application ot talents in tne language I ever heard.. The Diplomas peculiar spheres to which they are adapted. The brightest genius is use less out .of its own proper element. Many of th? social and political con vulsions of the day are the result of men attempting to assume duties and responsibilities for which they are not fitted. Dr. Robey's language and ex and is not merely the first move of a "com-I pAsscceer and Mail Train rana dally x clno between the covemment untlthA Loildr. I oeDt KundaTn. Years no tho Brazilian government issued I The Taatengcr and Mail Train males an order that no person not wcariuir a collar I close connection at Maxton ith Carotin should be admitted to the horse cars of Rio Central to Charlotte and Wilmlngtoa Janeiro. Tbo effect was not only to promote I Trains on ractcrr Branch run dally cx- the .sale of collars, but to keep a very disa- I cept Sun-lav. grecable clas out of tho cars. Boston Tran- I " J. W. FRY, JOHN F. DIVINE. General Sup'i J. R. KENLY, Sup't Transportation T. M. EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agent RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS BUN BT MERIDIAN TIME. TRAINS GOING bOUTH. script. Not Very rretty, but Good. ne x our lriena eeems 10 00 a very pleasant young lady, Miss Brecry. I quite admire ncr. Miss Breezy (of Chicnp) Yo-es, Clara can be pleasant and agreeable if sbe wants to. but sbe locks that Indefinable air of culture General Superintendent. W. E. KYLE, General Pass Agent, ... . .6 1-2 ... ..7 1-2 3 2 1-2 2 . -.... 59 .......10 4 ........75 .....4 50 34 00 ....ooa8o 4045 J pression were sparkling and pleasing. ' I J 1. ..r .1 v. 'lllaj 1113 1111CUI LilUUUlll. iHlK.il!".' . ...6oa75 60 ......50 v 1 ..6 .......30 20 . ..fiai 25 . ..10 ...iS were presented by Gov. Scales in a rousing speech that stirred a spark in the breast of every one who felt any interest in Trinity. - THE B. CRAVEN SCHoLARSHi ? MFDAL awarded for the best scholorship 'dur ing the year was delivered by J. H. Southgate, Esq.. of Durham, to ' Mr. G. N. Whether on land or at sea, on the prairie or in I he crowded city, Ayer's Pills are the best cathartic, being con venient, efficacious, and safe. For tor- and refinement without which young Uvtiea I pid liver, indigestion, and sick head- In society labor under such disadvantages. I I ache, they never fat!. have always admired Clara qualities of heart, but I have never been what you mizbt call stack on uer sty1.". ew 1 ork ttnn. Mr.'13:!i, 1SSS. Leave Xrw Tork. ...... Leave IV.Uddphia.... Lears Baltimore. Leave Waabingtun . . . . Leave Chariot tTille. Leave LjDcUbarg Leate Uuivllltf No. ca Daily. 4 45 nY 7 2fiam 9 43axa 11 .0 am 355 pm 5 50 pm 8 5 pm No. CX Daily. - 4 S3 pm 6.57 pin 012 p cu 11 00 pm 3 00 am 5 05 am 8 Co am LeaTu Ilicbmocd. . COpm 239t m WcAHSay Coffee is too high to use. Then wc say use Royal Imperial Coffee, at 15 cents peMD. Houston & Cro.' a-... ....SO ........IQ9-3&IO s. t WEDNESDAY NIGHT belongs to the. Association of the Alumni wheir an address is delivered by some member of,, the Association elected a year previously.and a general gathering and reunion ofthe members is the order of the occasion. The ad dress was deliveied on this occasion by Rev. W. Staley, of Suffolk, Va His subject was the Lile andCharacter of Moses.. The address showed caie ful research a id study of the subject. Alter Mr.-Staley took his scat Rev. N. M. Jurney and judge Boykin were called -upon and responded in appro-- priaie and happy remarks,- -Mr. J. W. Mauntjy, of S.ihsbjry, was elected to deliver the next address before the Ra"per. of High Point. Mr. and 1 heard his address complimented ii Do not take quinine for malarial isorders. Ayer's Ague;Cure con- Southgate made a splendid impression none, nor any other injurious ingrenienu ims prcpaaiiun, n uinui strictly in accordance with directions, is warranted to cure all malarial dis- ; Inventors and patentees and all hav ing business with the U. S. Patent Of nce are invited to communicate with me With confident reliance upon my fidelity to their interests. - , V -New inventions natenterl nw S Wvedan rejected . applica- Association. - icvivcu. caveats . nieU. Trade- I .. , . . uidTKS registered. -. r : commencement DAY fmmnt otl.nlmr. - C1.Ml..l 1 ' ; . ,. . . Mode afe X o" "L1 was one of those glorious days in SKetch for tree report as to patentabilitv. w",c" nature t ries herself to see how .-iuiiiUiry lniormation cheeriully mucn origntness and beauty she can " I Milt A J 1 " l-a- ai, T-m. Z 1 . KAta.MAl Vm-m. t A. j;ui uu. i,hc vcniuo puuicu tit iiuui .. . A. S. YANTIS, solicitor of American and Frr? rrn Lot jnts 816 F Street, N. W:, Washtngton, early morning till oie of the largest crowds had assembled that a Trinity Commencement ever saw. The day in tne mgnest terras oy men wno ought to be Judges. The Matheinat- ical Medal was presented by Hon. S- M. Finger to Mr. E. J. Poe. Bibles were presented to the Senior class J)y Rev. S.-D. Adams. At the close of the exercises Judge Montgomery iatr'deced to the audi ence Rev. J. F. Croweil. x THE NEW PRESIDENT. ' ; 'J' . .' - and delivered .to mm tne seal ot t::e Institution, alter which he addressed the audience at some length. I asked a , great many people what they thought of the new President, and without a single exception the verdict has been one of gratification and con fiderice. He is a young man. to all ap" pearance very unassuming and unpre tenlicus and is the last man you would suspect to be a College President, but he seems to be made of tht right kind "of stuff to succeed at anything he un dertakes, and his hearL seems to be in the work. Prof. Long, who is, some what' of a physiognomist discovered an eases. A Big Lot! We have all grades of Flour. Our "White Pearl" and -Silver Crown" Flours cannot be beaten. Try a sack." AIfo, Meal, Shipstufl, Corn, &c. ap22tt Houston Bros. A full Imc of Ihc James Means three dollar hoes in Lace. Button and Con gress, for men. just' received at H FaniorA Cos. The ben 53. shas in the world . . Just received, a lice lot of Sugar Cured and L-invasseci Hams. Also breakfast strips at " - . J. A. Groom e & Co. at Fre-h Sn3p Beans at 15c per peck . J. A. UROOME CC (.0. Butter. Butter, nice and fresh kept on ice at J. A. UROOME & CO. Pickles and country inegar at - - - ' J. A. Groome & Co. If you want good bread buy the Desota Hour or f. A. Grome Si Co. Leave GohUboro. Ill 50 am Leave lUleih.: 530 pm LeaTe Dulam 635pm Leave HLi i'jint 1115 pm Leave tv.ha.bary lt 33 am 223am That feeling ot weariness so often experienced in the spring, results fro:n I Leare Charlott. a siuecish condition 01 tne ddoi iAiMLnt- m a ----- m - vw . mw r m a.' aa which, being impure, does not quicken Leave "remville j 6 50 am 4 49 pm with the changing seaon. - Ayer's I Arrive AU-iuU 1 iW jm-13 40 pm Sarsapanlia. by vitalizing and cleans J 00 pm 1 00 am 237 am 1016am 1123am KOpo 334 pm mg the blood, strengthens ana in vigorates the system. MILLINERY. lust received, another line of New Millinery, which we are offering at the same reduction as heretofore. We in vite the ladies to call and see them. A full line of Ribbons and Fancy Goods. at reduced pnees. may!! MRS. M. V UINCHAU. tf Trogdon Building. W. Market St. THAINS GOING SOUTH. Vcs. 19ih 18S6. No. 51. lOailj. C05am 6 41am 7 5 am Diir- 6 25 pm 8Clpn 9 13 vmx Boom Enough for All. Mr. D. E. Thomas' old building, which was removed- from the corner near the Market and put at the lower end of the long building, opposite the Star Warehouse, has been nicelv fitted up for Mr. S. B. Bullock, who-has mace some nnioneiy ior Keeping goKi eatables. Hereafter this house will be called the -National Hotel' Several rcomsate furnished forboaid ers to sleep in and after this i-te ready meals can be had at all hours. Mr. Arrive Cor!olte. S..bry - HLA Point... Grabvro 6 22. Wt 0 iO pm . Dnrbiua ! 12 47pm. 4 45 am IUlrjrb . Amv Duivlile Iticbmond. Arrive Lrchbort: I 50 m 6 30 am 4 43pm II CO am 10 10o;a 11 20 t o 3 inWim 6 40 am .J 1 I5rm! 2 O0 am cr-ti'o!UTiUe ... 40 p m 4 Ii am Wa.!.t-orr: i 8 21pmi 8 10 am BJtibirt; jli25rcl0t3 am - I'LiU LlphU. .... 3 OOarn 12 25 pm Ntm YAtk..... 620 pa. I 3 CO pm D:lr fT-rt .dy. N .W N. C. RAILROAD, ooixo acrra Nx rA No. tl a m Lv. Sa!m C 40 p m C 30 ooxsi yara No- Zl. ar. fUlru llU ra i2 SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On trains 53 and 51, Pullman BufTrt N. B. Short, who cooked so long for j Sleeper.bctween Atlanta ar.i Yew York. Capt. Hawkins" eating house, has been J New Orleans and WasMngton via Din em ployed to do the cK)kirg. he needs j rill?. . no rccommcnjTjiion. nit im I Cm trai.".s 51 and tt. PuHnvan RufT-i Sleeper Montgomery and Was, Ington, Aiken and Washington, tU Dar.vi'.Ie. wcKacnr.suic.nciininc.H.c. . miu-. On trains ar.d 53 IV.lman S!crrrr ..... - . - - - - . 1 ociwccn is.icr.mona anu vjrcrnsDoro, and 'J'"' . " v. .i.u 1 rjreenstwro and iolisboro dig stive und assmuiaiire organs, which can be corrected by the use -f Ayer' Cathartic PI!s. Pure Ice Cream 5 cts. plate. 25 cts. quart, 1 5 cts.p"n, at Go. J. Starr's . For rates and tn!orrrution a!r tn an) Agent of the Company or to SOL HAAS. T. M. Ja5. L.TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, . 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