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hi- THE MORNING NEWS,- j. S. HAMPTON, Proprietor. Published Daily, Except Sunday; RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE : ; Year (by Mail;, Postage paid,. ..I.;. 4 00 THE MORNING NEWS. i s?r o r7 II I. II i f i 2 OO Tw Months, - M . 75 0 Month, J 40 TocitysubscrilH-rs, delivered in any part of the city ,octs prweek. ' ' - PUBLISHERS' A1TK0TJ1TCE1IE1TTS. No a.lvcrtisei.icnts inserted in Local column at any An extra charge will be made "for double-column artriple-colu. advertisements. AH announcements and recomendations of candi iues for oflice, will be charged as advertisemenW. Advertisements to follow reading matter r to occupy V sPec!aI P,ace wi' not received. - - Amusement, and Official advertisements 50 cts per ,qaare for each insertion." - " - -Advertisements kept under the head of "New Advertisements" will be charged fifty per cent, extra. Payments fur transient advertisements must be nade 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 gotices will be inserted at the rate of 5 cents a line or' every insertion. . THE BAILBOADS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. KICHMONO AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. Arrives Irom Richmond at 9.43 am ' " " io.$2 p m Leaves for Richmond at. 8.32am .......... 0.55 pm NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. Arrives from Charlotte at........ 8.2a a m , " " .i.. ...... .; 9.40 pm Leaves lor Charlotte at 9.48 a m " " 10.44 p m Arrives from Goldsboro at ............. .'I . . 9.30 p m " " " ................ loTjopm. " " ' 7.40am Leaves fur G.ldsloro at................... 9.50 am " ' 6.00 am " 10.20 p m NORTH-WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD Irrivcs from Salem at. ............ ........ .- 8.00 a in 9.24 p m Leaves for Salem at . 10.00 a m " ' 10.54 Pm C. F. AND Y. V. RAILROAD. , .Arrives from Fayetteville at.............. .. 6.15 p m lves for Fayetteville at 10.00 a m THE POSTOFFICE. Mails for the North close at 8.00 aim. and 9.00 p.m. " Charlotte . " 9 00 - , 9.00 " Raleigh " . 9.00 " Salem - " 9.00. 9.00 Fayetteville " 9.00 The money order aigd registered letter office will ' aly be open from 900 a. m to 6 p. m. - General Delivery is open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. m. , -except when opeiAig mails. Also, 15 minutes after " pening the Eastern night mail. 'Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m for ilfhour ; and half hour after the opening of the nails from both North and South. : The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m?. to 10:30 p. m RE3IDENT CLERGYMEN. Presbyterian: . - . Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Cnurch St. Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro .St. S. Greensboro Baptist : "'".... ; ;''"'.'v'':: '" Rev. W. R. Gwaltney, S. Elm St., South Greensboro. Methodist Episcopal. JRev.J. K Mann, W, Market St. '- " G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro. Methodist Protestant : - .r Rev. J, L. Michaux, N. Greene St. " J. R. Ball, Spring St. BpUcopat : . Rev. A. H. Stubbs. N. Elm St. PRODUCE MARKET. Applesgreen, per bu . . . . flacon hog round ....... . hef Rut tor Hswax ' .... Chickens old...... . spring -"ro new............. .. i.ooai.50 .....aj ...... ,.Sa8 ...... i8a2S ai8 ......I5a20 ......loais ....... .350 ..a6o mis u lack berries Cherries.. . Apples... Peaches, unpared " unpared 1-4, - " pared . ......6 1-2 " .7 1-2 3 a 1-2 2 . - ... 5a9 10 40 'others.... """- , flaxseed . W Family . . ...."."'"" Superfine. ....... .......... Onions " "-" 4 SO ......34 00 6oa8o Oats.. ' ' Prk FW '' ""' Sweet....... Es-Cotton ..!!""" Tillow... "". WUw.ilwt .." 4a4S ... 637 . .6c75 .....60 .....50 ... ....1 . ....6 30 .....20 .iax 25 m un'ashed... ;..'' neat. .... RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES. -Sides i ' , Hams ......L .""'"' ' ShouIders.......",""-"" '-neese ... ; .-. 5 ..8 .......20 .19 2-3110 "PATENTS.- . Inventors and patentees and all hav 1 "g business with the U. S. Patent-Of-ce are invited to communicate with me With confident reliance upon my fidelity to their interests '' Kew inventions patented, . Old inven J0n8 improved, v and . rejected applica . uons revived. Caveats filed. Trade marks registered. : " - Prompt attention. : Skilllul service. JeraAe charges. I Send model or eich lor free report as to patentability. ( " Wished" iftrmation" cheerfully tnta 8,ftilnerican anc Foreign Pat D 8I6F Street, N. W., Washington - , " i " . . 10 V0L.1: THE LATEST NEWS THE ,iEEEjrS JVBILEE. Fiftieth Year of The Iteign o'A I Uer Jtlajesl'j, IxNDo. June 2t.-Jubi.ee- day dawned hrio-hf m, - . J aawned bright and clear. The' sun shines brightly and an "east breeze tempers its rays. The city presents a sigHV such as never met the eye of any man in the present generation of -Londoners. The crowds are unnarallelAil a n n;nv,t long hundreds of thousands of peo ple wno, oy reason of the crowding to suffocation of the hotels and lodging houses, had nowhere to lay their heads, tramped in.endless pro cession through the streets. Others armed with camp stools and lunch baskets betook themselves to-out-of-the-way places and prepared to make the best of it until morning dawned. At an early "hour the police details were trebled in strength, and West minster abbey, which had been closely gnarded . during the night, was surrounded by the police and military, who kept the crowds at a respectable distance. - .. From early in the evening until day break carriages and equipages of every discription crowded with occupants, were driven toward the west end. - - At 5 o'clock every point of vantage from which to obtain a view of the royal procession was occupied and at 9 o'clock the crowd along the line of march was one compact mass of people wedged in and crowded in a most indescribable way. The peo ple were very good natured, how ever, and took the jamming arid crushing as a matter of course. ; Detachments of police were sent out to clear the roadways and the streets and" accomplished the task with great difficulty. - As the time approached for the pagent to move, the eagerness of the multitude to witness the show and es pecially to behold the queen and the visiting royalties increased. It be came so strong that for the moment tears oP dynamite and daggers were forgotten. The line of procession to Westmin ister abbey was as follows: From Buckingham palace to Constitution hill, Piccadjally to Regent street, to Waterloo place, to Pall Mall, to East Cockspur street, to Northumberland avenue, to the Thames embankment, to Bridge street, and thence to the ab bey. The line of route was kept by nearly 10,000 troops : representing all branches of the service, and in addi tion 600 boys froni the naval training ship were drawn up at H he base of the Nelson monument. ... .. The first part of the royal process ion started shortly after 10 o'clock and was composed of the Indian prin ces and minor German princes. They were enthusiastically cheered as they emerged from the palace gates and the plaudits were taken up aryi carried along the crowds that lined the route until the royal party had disappeared within the spacious recesses of the abbey. , - - . '.. At 10:45 the second royal procession started. In this procession were the kings of DerTmark, Belgium. Saxony and Hellenes, the Austria and Port ugual, the queen o the Belgians, the crnurn "nrineS Austria, the grand duke , of Mecklen burg, and other royalites-Thc queen V cortege came last. The people outdid their previous efforts at .the sight of her majesty. They almost went Jran tic and cheered her until the din was dealenii.g - Again and again did they cheer- Above the enthusiastic out bursts,, fervent shouts of-"God save the queen" could be heard. She received one contiouous ovation fiom the palace gates until she disap peared within the abbey. -The queen appeared in an open car riage drawn by eight : -cream-colored ponies, her -sons. ? sons-in-law and grandsons riding-inl full uniform, sur rounding the regal equipage as a body guard The queen did not wear her slate robes but wore trie order and rib bon of the garter. The carriage was a large choco.'ate-colored one with red wheels and the royal arms in gold em blazoned upon, the panel. Red moroc co harness was used to r horses. 'The latter were also decorated . with royal royal -blue ribbons. All the servants wore state liveries of scarlet old.The queen wore plain black and seemed greatly pleased at the demonstrations of loyalty." Her face wore an almost continuous smile and she bowed in cessantly. - The , princess of Wales, who sji beside, the .queen was also enthusiastically ..cheered.. Other car riages containing members of the DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OP THEftTV n -t? 7." - wmaouKO, AHD QT THE STATE. Greensboro, N. C, Thursday, jk 23, 1887. 2S 'i'K VJ5?J f W'IciHT- 1 j , ,uur "orses 01 a bay r. au 01 in vehicles were open. The nrrr;rt a. a . smart walking . ace.' Owe ,o the late snrintr tK fc - . w, lllc sweet odors oKthe hawthorns and the splendid uniforms OT Ihf mtlllirn - , .... ... romSiW,?. th;,crv r,ki -CQ wiin .ine en thusiasm of the crowd made the occa- 01 reireshing enchantment. Disaster onJLake Erie. Cleveland. O., June 21. A terrible disaster occurred on Lake Erie last evening in which eight human souls wdbt down td death without a mo ment's warning. The steam harge P. H. WaUer.-loaded with stone at Mar ble" head, started for Cleveland yester day afternoon, having on' board the Captain, J. G. Gillespie; J. H, Flora, mate; an engineer, firemen, two deck hands, a cook and Captain Gillespie's wife and four children. ' About 7 o'clock,' after the boat had got well started on her 'trip, a heavy squall struck the barge and capsized 'her be fore any precaution could be taken, filling her from the hatches, and the result was the water rushed down the hatches and filled the barge while some of the crew were resting below. The boat went down with i2pcrsons aboard, and outjf this number but four were saved. The names of those lost are: Mrs. Gillespie and two chil- I aren, tne engineer and fireman, Peter Pauley and GusShafer. deck hands, and Mrs. Pauley, the cook. The Captain and two of his children and J. H.. Flora, the mate, were saved by catching on to the hatches as they floated by. and from which a raft was constructed. During the night the four persons floated about and this morning about 4 o'clock the steamer Pearn, on her way-to Cleveland, picked them up and brought them to this city. " Jflofr Attacks the Saltation vlrmy. Quebec, June 21. A mob attacked the Salvation Army while the-latter was parading the streets here yester day, throwing stones and missies at them. Several of tke w nib seriously injured and one. Miss Mc Harge, was probably fatallv so Three arrests were made. The Frtttt and Market. Vegetable New York. June 21.-Snpeinl from G. S. Palmer, 16G Reade street : The receipts of produce via the Clyde .Line are light and 'choice. Cucumbers are sellinir at S1.50 to 2 ; tomatoes at $1.50 to $2.25; water melons at 20c to 35c. and peaches at $3 to $4 per crate." - - - . Ilurningr of a Church in South Carolina. SUMPTEU,June 21. The Piedmont Baptist church, of BishopvIIle, in the upper part of this county, was burned on Saturday night about 11 o'clock. . The ent're building, Includ ing all the church furniture, was con sumed. The loss will amount, to about $1,200. It is very certain that the fire was of an incendiary -orisin. as there has been no fire abouttho place for several- davs. No H r the perpetrators of the crime has I V,.. Jl . ueuii uiscoverea. , Ilaue Jlot Talten Jlindly to , tne- Jubilee. - CORK, June 21. The Irish have not taken kindly to the celebration of Her Majesty's jubilee, and much feenng and excitement is rampant thrpugqont Ireland to-day. During the view of a parade in honor to the Queen by the loyalists of the. town to-day the procession was attacked by a party of nationalists, who had farmed a . counter , ' procession and were carrying black flags. Immense exmtenieut ensued and shot3 were interchanged between the rival para ders. , : - ' " ' ' Graduates 111 in Calico. Atica, N. Y., June 21 .At fiommpnepmpnt nvoriiiona Ar the ......... .vvn.ww ui mo Gandy Creek Academy, . In Oswego "Vvrir f r " (L. I x the wumj , iu-aaj , . uiu gin gruunaied wore calico gowns. The Board of Trustees, at a meeting, approved the innovation and favored its continu - , DEPOT." - Cars Crush Into the Wait ins noom of 1 he Albany Hail road at Boston. - Boston. June 21. Several cars left the rails at the Boston, and Albany Depot about 1 o'clock to-day and crushed through the brick partition wall into the waiting-room. A num ber of people waiting' for trains were slarl,,;1 by lhe gating and rumbling of the approaching car and the next instant the great double .swing door were; forced open by the rear platform of aipossenger coach. The car was running at an angle which brought the side of the car and the end of the next coach heayily against' the doorpost. carrying mis away and gouging a hole in the partition. The bricks and mor tar flew in all directions and the frightened passengers rushed out of the depot while the cars followed on into the middle of the waitintr-room and brought up against the iron pillar ana radiator in rront of the ticket of fice. r The accident was caused by care lessness in making up the 1.20 subur. ban train. A train of seven nr placed in position and an engine started to "shoot" them into the de pot. -For some reason no brakeman was on the last car and the onlw one on the traio cold not manage it. President Cleveland' Prays far the Queen. After a lot of other stuff, cauallv lull of meaningless euish the President of the great American Republic closes his letter of congratulations to the yueen of England as follows $ "May your life be prolonged and peace, honor and prosperity bless the pleple over whom you have been call ed to- rule. May liberty flourish throughout your empire under just and equal 'laws, and "your government be strong in the affections of all who live under it. And I pray God to have vour majesty in his holy keeping. Done at Washington, this 27th dav of May. A. D. 18S7. " 1 . G rover Cleveland. PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT From the World. Yen Phon Lee, a Celstial in the Senior class at "Vale, has written a book entitled "When I was a Boy in Chin?." Queen ; Kapiolanni is doubtless happy to day in her gorgeous and becoming Jubilee dress. But what if she should catch a glimse of ClaUs Spreckles in the crowd? The cousin of Rutherford B. Hayes. now serving on the Sharp jury, spent Sunday reading Shelley. It may. be remrked that Shelley is. of course, the great Ohio hen-raiser's favorite poet Will Secretary Fairchild become a great man? He says that he considers fishing a bore. Butif he will sedulous ly cultivate the rheumatism he mav yet rise hjgh in the scale of statesman. snip. Mrs. Alexander Mitchell has kindly consented not to contest her late hus band s will, and will try to scrape alonir with $200,000 cash and $5 ,Ooo annual income. There is weeping in the tents of the lawyers. . Trinity. College, Hertford. Conn., this year celebrates the sixtieth anniversary of the graduation of its first class in 1027. tint one member of the class survives Rev. Oliver HoDson-of Madalio Ducness county. N. Y, A daughter ot Senator Eustis.'of Louisiana, is the best horseback rider in Washington. She gave a fine exhi bition of her accomplishments in lhi$ line on Saturday last on the Ivy City race-course. She leaped her horse pver hurdles, water jumps and ditches in such a way u to lairly amaze the effeminate dudes present. A recent visitor to the Sing Sing Prison describes ex-Alderman Mr Ouade as a boyish-looking man with one of the brightest, nleasanteit face imaginable. He seemed to be energy. itself, as cheerful as a schoolbov with a holiday. His walk was elastic and i u iav.c suiitirig. oicauj seems to agree with him. I his lace smiling. 1 Steady employment A full line of the Ijitim Marrc ihr dollar shoes fn Lace. Butt gress, for men, just received at H. ramcra los. int De$t 53 shoj i n me woria. No.,138 SPECIAL CITY ITEMS. Prlvnto Boarding. Mrs.-M. C. Dixon announces that she is prepared to accommodate a number of regular or trancient board ers at her Boarding House on North Elm street, opposite the Court House. Terms reasonable. Tuning. ". Pianos tuned and Organs cleaned and put In order. Charges moderate and proportioned to amount of work required Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders received at Alderman's Photo. Rooms- W. F. ALDERMAN. ; The demand tor tar Heel Liniment is increasing. Use it get well be haPPX. Houston &Bro. 7 O'clock Sharp I - Our store will be closed unUI fur ther notice, at 7 p. m. Saturday's ex cepted) until further notice. Butter on ice can be had fresh and nice. Houston & Bbo. ftico Box of Candy. uuc you are out driving would it not be nice to treat your lady friend to some of our fine home-made Candy. iw. Greensboro Candv Co. Notice. Five lots with build tno Ctrl thm two vacant lots. There are four nev-cr-failing wells on the propejty. This block fronts on three streets. Wash ington. Davie and Swaira. The prop erty can be bought on reasonable terms. m. T. Hughe For Bent Nice Brick Dwelling containiogV 100ms with all modern improvements, very desirable House and reasonable rent. Apply to Mrs. Nannie W. Mc Adoo or W. A. Scott. Building. Contracts, Turnkey jobs or otherwise, by Davis, Wainman & Co. They have their hjI? 'tatt'of mc ucsi wortc ior tne least money. Apply to C. S. Wainman, Greensboro, N. C., manager. Ayer's Saraparilla operates radically upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing and invigorating it. As a safe and ab solute cure for the various disorders caused by constitutional taint or infec tion, this remedy has no equal. Take it this month. - Kotice. When yon want the highest prices for your Eggs and Chickens ship them to A. D. Moseley at Durham. N. C. 5 per cent commission. Notice to School Teacher3. Notice is hereby given that applica tions for the positions of Principal and Teacher in the Colored Graded School of the city of Greensboro will be receiv ed by the School Committee until the fourth Friday night in June, when se lections will bt made. Also, that applications for the places of Principal and Assistant Teachers in the White Graded School, will be re ceived until the first Friday night in July, at which lime selections will be made of Teachers. D. Schenck. June iS. 87. Chra'n School Com. Mr. W. B.. Ovetby, at the City market, keeps always on hand the finest beef and mutton. It is nicely butchered and neatly handled. See it and be convinced. ITloiir A Big Lot I We have all grades of Flour. Our "White Pearl" and -Silver Crown" Flours cannot be beaten. Try a sack. Also, Meal, ShipstufJ, Corn, Sec ap22tl- Houston Bros. ,The meed of merity for promoting personal comeliness, is due to J. C. Aver & Co.; whose Hair Vigor is a universal beaulifier of the hair. Harm less, effective, and agreeable, it ranks among the indispensable toilet ar ticles. - - 2L.iimlcr! I ! The finest short leaf, unbled Yellow Pine, a quantity of Flooring, Ceiling. Mould"!-). Weatherboarding and dressed Lumber of all descript ions.row on hand fr immediate sale. Manufac tured at Davi5. Wainman & Co.s mills. Ashelrot N. C. Apply to C. S. Waimnan. Grcsnsboro.. N. C. . New House for Sale Cheap. One tven story house on Asheboro street with all necessary out buildines. in a good ncighboibood. For further en oi nnc water and nicely located information apolv to J. R. Hughes, Agent. A nice, little house for rent in South Greensboro. Contains 3 rooms and an L. It will be rented for $xo a month. Apply at this office. " nr. Avoid 'the use of calomel f.r bilious complaints. Ayer's Cithirtic Pills, entirely vegetable, have been tested forty years, and are acknowledged to be the beat remedy for torpidity ui the liver, costiveness. and indigestion. r$ s 1 f 7 s s . Catraa A inn at low run. 4 Ttl - NaprU trw tmskm vm ,urt. 2 j Tv lr Tr Dr.MM.M.. rirvTJbiy, - - Tx Rkl TVrt W i k . ... .. , " - CV Mri... WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL- 1 H ROAnCOMPAW I CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Nor. 11 "S6-! I 4o No. 4 ' ,4, Daily. DaHy. Daily . Lt Weldon..'t icn m C 1 n m'l in'- m Ar Rocky Mt a 33 p m Ar Tarboro.f4 50 p mi Lv Tarboro.Ju 30pm! r........ Ar Wilson.. 4 05 p m'6 58 p m J 07 a m -w uson.. 4 15 p m Ar Sehna C la n m Ar FavetttT-'o tinm' : o x- 1 . i-T Coldshoro A. ci nm-r jrvm. ,v.M Lt Burraw.. 7 00 p m. 6 13 a m Ar Wilming. 7 50 r m 9 55 P m 7 00 a m TRAINS GOl:C NORTH. No. 45 I No. 47 i No. 43 Daily. Daily.- J Dailv. Lv Wilming 1 1 40 pm 8 50 a m S 52 p m Lv liurgaw ....9 34 a m 9 50 p m Lv Magnolia 12 52 am 1023 rn 1042 rm - Ar Goldsbor 55 a mi 1 35 am i 1 53 am Lv Fayettey. Ar Selnu... j 7 00 a m 9 5 a m; Ar Wilson.. . :!!?? am' Lv Wilson . . 2 32 a m 1225 pm 12 Jl am .... roo p m r 27 a m Ar RoTcyMt Ar Tarboro. Lv Tarboro. Ar Weldon. . 4 5 P m ..u 30 am; 4 05 a m 2 15 p m'2 45 am Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Rnatl leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3 00 pm. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck at 9 30 a m., daily except Sunday. Trains leaves Tarboro. N. C ria Albemarl &. Raleieh. R R. dailv. exec nt Sunday, 6pm.; Sunday 5 pm.; arrive Williamston, N. C, 8 10 pm, and 6 43 pm. Returning leaves Williamston, N i Liaiiy except bunaay. 800 am, Sun day. 9 50 a- nv arrive Jarboro. N. C, 10 05 a m, ana 1 1 30 a m. Trains on Midland N C. Branch leaves Goldsboro. N C. dailv mci Sunday, s tan m arrive Smithfield. N C, 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith- 1 ft . m ... neia. ...,7joa m., arnveLoldsooro, N. C. 900 am. ' Southbound tram on Wilson & Favrt. teville Branch is No. 50. Northward U wo. 51. Trains No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Trains No 47 makes dose connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond. and dail ex. cept Sunday via Bay Line. k rains make close connection for all points North via Richmond and Wash ington. AH trains run solid between Wilming ton and Washington, and have Pullman raiace Sleepers attached. JOHN r . DIVINE, Gtncral Snn'i J. R. KENLY. Sup't Transportat ion T. M. EMERSON. Cenl Pass. Agent ICnMOXD AND DANVILLE BAIL EOAP. CONDENSED SCIIEDULIL TRATSS BUN BY MEUIDIAN TUin. TRALN8 GOING SOCTU. My. 200i. 1SSC. Leve New York Leave VbiLvltlpLift.. Lenta iUllimore. . . . . Leve Wta&iDgton ... Leave CbxrlottrtTill. Leave Lynchburg. .. Leave LXmvlUe , Leav niehmoa J. K o.SOL 1 No. ZZ D.Uly. J 7 n a in J 9 13am! DftUv: "I 4 30 pm 92 p m 11 di am 11 CO p m 3 35 pin; 3 00 am S Co aa 8 C5 a m 5 W pm 8 5 rm ! " a 1 JUJpm 2 30 a m J lOpia. 1 fJOam 2 30 am DIG am 1123 am ICOpm 331pm 448pa 10 40 pm Leave GolJxLoro. 12 30 am- Leve fUleigh... SSOasi 6 37 an; 1115 atu l'iamL 2 25 am; Z 20 am! C u0bj! 1 20 pm uokxc O trLau Leave High 1'oint... Lrftve Slubory. Leave Cbarlotte Leive SpatUnbarg..: Leave Groeuvilie .... Arrive AtUuU TRAINS GOING NORTH. My 23lh 1SSC. . Arrive Cturlilte. SilUbnrv ...... No. L . No. tkj; Daily, j Dillr: 5C5aa; C 23 pm C 43am' 8 01p ra 7 LC ami 9 1 j pu 8 23 .m 9 43 rta High Poitt.... Greccftboro Dcr'um. ....... Raleigh . . .. .. Goliboto ...... 12 47pm 12 C7 m ! 2 44 pm C30 am 1 4 30pm 11 20 aia 10 10am 11 23 rta I 3 COi 6 15 an ! 1 15pta 2 00 am Amve DioviUe Riebmood. " ArriT Lyccbborjf Chrloitvilie . . . a 40 pra1 4 13 ; 8 23 pm; 8 10 II 25 ran 10 03 am am IUHhrKTf.: I'lilli.ltlbU. .... Nc York- MibriUU ...... I 3 00 am 12 35 r m am DaiIv except Scedav.' N .W s. C ii.VILHOAD . oowo sorra Na 5a No. 51 n Lv. Sa!m 7 20 a ta 5 30 . ooLxa xosra No-fif. tjo, ar. Sola ll 30 am j2 30 ara ' SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. U On trains o and ci. rul!mn n.,.r. Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew York. New Orleans and Washington via Dan ville. l Oa trains 52 and Pu'mn P Steeper Montgomery and Washington Aiken and Washington, vii n-i- ' On trains s and 53 Pullman SIccrxrr icci. ritmona ana orcensocro and ureensboro and GoIJsboro. For rales and information app'y to n) rtjr.ioiirre company or to SOL HAAS. T. M. Jas. L.TAYLOK, Gen. Pas. Agent. Wash:rztot. D.C
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