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Vol. 2.
Greensboro, N. C, Srturdry, July 9, 1887.
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THE KAILROADS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND ANI DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives lrom Richmond at . . ." . .... . . . ... . . 0.4" m
" ... .............10:32 pm
leaves for Ukhniond at . 8-32 a m
. " 0-55 Pm
ORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. ' j
Arrives from Charlotte at. 8.122 am
. 9-4 P m
Ie:ves for ("ha riot te at... ...,....... 9.48 a m
.. 10.44 P m
9-3 Pm
10.20 p m
7.40 a m
Arrives from (ioltlsboro at.
Lenvcs for (ioldslro at.
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9.50am
, 6.00 a m
10.30 pm
. , NOKTII-WKSTEKN N. C
rriv-s from Salem at
RAlf.KOAD
. . . 8.00 a 111
, . . 9.24 p m
.. 10.00 a m
. . 1 o. 54 p m
l.eaVes for SalenT at.
C. P. AND Y. V. KA1I.KOAH.
Arrives from Fayetteville at.
I-eavcs for Fayetteville at
Arrives from Walnut Cuvc at
Leaves for Walnut Cove at T. . . . . .
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7-25 P m
..9.50 a m
. . 5.00 p. m.
,10.15 a. m .
THE POSTOPFICE.
Mails for the North close at 8.00V in. and 9.00 p.m.
' Charlotte '' 900 900
f Raleigh j " . 9 00
Salem " 900 900
" Fayetteville " 9 00
The money order and .registered letter office will
nly he open from 900 a. m. to 6 p. m.
General Delivery is open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. m.
except when opening mails. Also, 15 minutes after
peniiig the Eastern night mail. .
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alf hour ; and half hour after the opening
;mmay ..uuo, .u..-via. uvu...,, .
mails from both North and South.
The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. in. to ioop. m
RESIDENT CLERGYMEN.
Presbyterian :
Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Cnurch St.
Rev. E.'W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro
Baptist :'
Rev. W. R. Gw&ltney, S. Elm St., South Greensboro,
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St.
G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Protestant :
Jiev. J. L. Michaux, N. Greene St 4
" J. R. Ball, Spring St.
Episcopal :
Rev. A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Apples jjreen, per bu. i.ooai.50
Bacon hog round. ... . . .. ..aq
Beef ' .........5a8
Butter ..i8a2S
Beeswax.....; : ,.ai8
Chickens old ...........1 sa20
spring zoais
Corn new . .". .aso
Corn Meal a6o
Dried Fruits Blackberries. 61-2
Cherries 7 1-2
Apples........ ..2a3
. Peaches, unpared x-2,
" unpared 1-4,
' pared ...i.... ......
2 X-2
' 2
59
..10
..40
...75
Feathers.
, Flaxseed. ... ..
Flour Family
Superfine,
a4ooJ
Onions.. ...:......6oa8o
Oats
...... 4034s
........6aT
Perk....
PeasJ......
Potatocs-rlrish .
' - Sweet...
Rags Cotton.... .
Tallow....
Wool washed
unwashed.
Wheat...... ,
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RETAIL PRICES OB GROCERIES.
BaconSides...... i.... ................
Hams ............. 1 ........... .
.10
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'Shoulders..........
Cheese ...
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: New inventions patented. -Old inven
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Preliminary information cheerfully
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TO COLOMIED v.j.r
? LOWED TIIEItE.
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net. If. i. Sinclair anil Wife
Put Out of a First-Class
Coach Ji'car Chattanooga.
Charleston, S. C. July 7.--Rev.
W. : A. Sinclair, a tall, fine-looking
colored man of genuine African ex
traction, is the latest victim ol the
class discrimination on' Georgia rail
roads. He arrived here yesteiday from
Augusta, Ga. In stating his grievance
to-day he. said: , ;
1 am a native of Georgetown Co.,
a minister of the Congregational
Church and doctor of medicine, having
recently received my diploma from a
medical colleere at Nashville. Tenn.
After receiving my degree my wife and
L ieu iNasnvine ior nome on uniimueo
ijisi v.iti3s iicKcis. uc go; du.mga.i
right until we reached Chattanooga,
where we changed cars, going. into a
first class coach on the Western and
Atlantic Railroad, in which we were
entitled to seals according to the tick
ets that we held.
'The conductor came to me and
ordered us to . take seats in a second-
cass car, which was the smoking-car.
I refused to obey'his commands, which
he repeated several times. About an
hour or an hourand a half after we
ieu A.nauanooga me conaucior siop-
pedthe troin; He oidered me to leave
the car. which 1 again relused to do.
when he called three men to his as
sistance, seized me! and forced me out
of the firsl-class coach into the smok
injr-car. One of the men struck me a
severe blow on my breast, and after I
had been lorced into the smoking-car with the Govern ,r. A plan was ad op
some very rough language was used, ted to give the railroad protection
The porter was ordered to remove our and it is the opinion of the Gover
baggage to the smoking-car, where nor and the railroad officials that.it
mv wife and 1 remained until we
reached Atlanta. At Atlanta we took
our seats in a second class car On the
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first-class tickets, not caring to again
go through the. trouble we had had on
the Western and Atlantic road. When
' a ,i -i u
c rcau.cu AuguHd anu 5lru u,c
bouth Carolina Railway we had no
further trouble. The second-class
coach .bn the Western and Atlantic
road was very dirty and the atmosphere
in it was stifling, so dense was the
tobacco smoke in which we were com
pelled to sit' 1
Jllr, Glaislo:i to Lord II ar
ling'ton. London, JulV, 6. Mr. Gladstone
to day wrote a lettler to the - Marquis
of Hartington in -answer to his reply
to the ex-Premier's speech of last
Saturday. In this letter Mr. Gladstone
says he deemed it his duty to refer in
his speech to thi differences which
existed between him and Lord Har
tington oh the Irish question when
they were members of the sameGov
ernment. "Unless these references
were inaccurate," sayjs Mr. Gladstone,
I "The Marquis ol Hartington is an
swerable for any inconveniences at
tending such retrospective references.
T f tlDir inn rr 1 nlo T tt ill. -r illinrvl tr
1 j.i lm y 1 1 v- tuuvu 1 ivf jx 111; r iiinii t
consent to the publication of anything
deemed necessary , to show it.'v In
conc'usiorr- Mr. Gladstone reaffirms the
statenient he made Saturday.
Wedding on a War-Ship.
1 HRTKRSRlIRr.i V.T. , 11 V .1. fl
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mantic marriage was solemnized last
I nigni ai uiiy roini jjii uoarn inc
Guyandotte, one of the United States
monitors anchored at the Point. The
8 contracting parties were Thomas No-
Ian, an attache of the fleet, and Miss
Emma Featherstone, an accomplished
young lady of City Point." The cere
mony was performed by Rev. J. T. O'-
Farrel. Dastor of St. Josenh's Catholic
f Church of Petersburg. The decks of
the Guyandotte were adorned with
United btates Hags, lhe ceremony
was witnessed by many invited guests,
including the officers and sailors of the
fleet. A reception was held on board
the monitor.
No injurious effects can follow the
nse ot Ayer's Ague Cure. It contains
an unfailing antidote and specific for,
miasnatic poisons, together with reme-
dial acdnts which nurlfv and re-invio-
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1 rate the system. -
On Trial for JUurdcr. I
.Medina, 1., July 7.-ihe trial oil
t m Mti I
George Wilson, the alleged wife-mur-1
derer, was opened in Albion yester-
day. As yet only eight jurymen are in
the box. The crime is briefly outlned
asionows: ueorge w uson and wile,
Alice, lived very unhappy together in
nmion ior a numoer 01 years, the
wile charged her husband with neglect
and paying attention to othtr women.
The husband left home and only re
turned occasionally. On the night of
Jan. 18 last he returned home very
late and about 4 o'clock in the morn-
ing the children were awakened by a
noise upstairs. They went up, but
were sent back to bed by their father,
About twoltours afterward Wilson
rushed but of the house for a physi
cian. He lound Dr. Lewis and said his
wife had- a severe Dain in her-side
W;ienthe physician arrived the woman
hud apparently been dead several
hours Wilson was arrestcd as lhe
murderer. 'A pretty servant girl with
whom Wilson kept company was con-
spicuous at the inquest. The evidence
was very strong aginst him, but as
there never has been a hanging in this
(Orleans) county, it is doubtful if he be
convicted of inurtfer -ir. the first de-
gree.
Arming'
Trainmen
Robbers.
Against
AUSTIN. Tex.. ITulv 6. In v ew of
lhe recent daring train robberies in
Texas and the inabilitv of the civil
officers to arrest the perpetrators, and
the consequent danger of other rob--beries,
Major Waldo. M. (j. Howe and
other prominent railway managers
were here vesterdav in consultation
will be successful.. The official of
each road are to send to the Governor
the names of eight trusty trainmen of
I
anrk no cc-o .i rro r Imin nnrtr1 ln lk.'
State and the Governor will have them
sworn in as State Rangers, armed and
invested with all the authority of
.rangers on the regular Morce. The
railroad authorities will arm them
at their own. expense.
Terribly Whipped by a JHob.
Chattanooga, Tenn., July 7. Sam
Breen and Eph Jones were terribly
whipped by a jnob at Graysville, Ga.,
this morning. Breen had made dis
paraging rernarks about a respectable
young woman of Graysville on July 4
and a mob was organized.to resent the
insult. . Thy went to the house of
Jones, where Breen was boarding, and
after breaking down the door, cap
tured bath of the men. Breen was
whipped almost to death and ordered
to leave the town inside of twenty-
four hours. Jones was severely casti-
gated for reSisting ths mob. Breen
wanted to swear out a warrant for the
arrest of the mob, but was informed
that such a proceeding meant "certain
death.'
Another Complaint,
Washington, July 7. A complaint
has been received by the inter-state
commerce commission,' from the trans
portation committee of the board of
trade of Opelika, Ala., alleging that
uniust discrimination is shown bv the
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i..K.,e jf, ivn P,;iri -A
v.u.v,Ma v ..WW...
me hcsicih ruv-mt iaiuu.iu, m avui
of Columbus. Ga., and Montgomery,
Ala., and against Opehka. The pe-
tlll(ners State that the commercial
interests of their town are seriously
affected hv the discriminations, and
oclr r..r cn.orl.; rollof TK rnmmircinn
has received the formal affidavit of W.
H. Heard, the colored pastor, who
n fnrrfl In rlA in a itirtv 'tmnlrinn
1 V.: .r. Ir I m
w. uy ".couuu,. r ucuIK ,M,..
road company, aithougn holding
fit class ticket. The pastor requests
that the road be forced to treat all
pi;Of;Je alike in accordance with the
provisions of the inter state law.
Tried to Hang Him.
Nashville, Tenn., July 7. Late
last night the Sergeant at the police
station heard a scream from behind
the bars and . running back . found
Pleas Terry, an old negro, trying
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hang a small boy. who was also a
prisoner The negro made a rope out
ol a blanket and catching the boy pro-
cceded to hang htm to the bats ol the
ecu. a woman who was scrubDing
a
gave the alarm. The boy was uncon-
scious when rescued by the Sergeant.
Jerry waa examined and pronounced
insane. The boy thought the nrgro
was fooling until it was too late to
hc, himself.
STATE IVCWS.
Winston Stnincli A young colored
man was drowned in Belo's pond
Tuesday evening while bathing. We
learnthis is the third death from
drowning in the same pond. The
engine and boiler for our- electric
lights have arrived and are being
placed in their proper positions. Our
city will soon be illuminated, we
trust. '. The Forsyth Poor House
is one of the cleanest, best kept in
the SUte. Dr.D. NJ Dalton reports it
in the best condition for years.
All the members of the Teachers
Assembly who visited Washington
have returned. They express them
selves as greatly pleased with the trip
a well as the good v.unagement of
the affair and the attention shown
them.
The Noith Carolina Board of Phari
macy. will meet in Asheville. August
2d and 3d. for the examination of ap
plicants to practice pharmacy in the
State. At the same time and place,
the N. C. Pharmaceutical Association
will meet in annual session. Partic
ulars may be obtained from Wm.
Simpson, secretary. Raleigh.
Goldsboro Argus : Travel to More
head has now begun in real earnest.
Two large parties passed through here
Wednesday en-route for the Atlantic
hotel, one from Augusta and the oth
er from the western part of the State.
vJiarlotte Lhrotwue; At a meeting
of the Hook and Ladder Company
last nient it was unanimously re-
I solveithat thev disannrove the action
f IJ A f A 1,1-
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to the fire marshal, and they agreed to
acknowledge no other head than the
chief and his staff.
Wilmington Siar : There have been
good rams along the line of the Caro
lina Central Railway, greatly bene
fiting the crops.
Asheville Advance: The Asheville
State Normal Schcol will open next
Tuesday morning, at Venable's
Academy. The managers hope to
have a good attendance.
FOIl HOUSE KEEPERS.
Butter should not be added to soups
and sauces until after they are taken
from the fire, as boiling makes it taste
strong and oily.
To drive away ants scrub the shelves
or drawers that they frequent or visit
with strong carbolic soap, after
which sprinkle red pepper in every
crevice. "
in frnm mnrhlf tnVr
ox gall, a wineglass full of turpentine
nrtA mir intrt n nacfp wil
rith pipe clay.
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remain several days.
Do not. place raw meat directly on
ice, for'the juices arc apt to be with-
drawn. They should never be left in
the wrapping paper. Put -them in an
uncovered earthen dish and then set
i.
I IUVIII Stl kllb IVba
I . .
. oa slaIns on carpets, U action is
aten a once unon the oil heme
spuied. may be removed by scattering
com meal upon lhcm. A,so lhc alp
nlirntinn .1 a hnt Iron throtioh n h.Mvv
sheet of blotting rjaner will have
v " - " - r j
I like effect-
I
There is a qualitative taste for bur
ter so simnle that anv hotisewife can
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ciean Plcce 01 wn,lc PaP"r 15 smearea
ff ilha little of the suspected butter,
a T. . - .
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U UIW. II 13 WUIl. lilt.
smell of the burning paper is rather
pleasant; but the odor is distinctly
tallowy if the butter is made
up
wholly or in pait of animal fat.
How often do crime and sentiment
go together.
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The soothing and restoritive efforts
of Ayer's Cherrv Pectoral are realized
to Jn a11 cases of colds, coughs, throat or
I unS trouoics, wiuie 11s poweriui neai-
ing qualities are showri in the most
I serious pulmonary disorders.
SPECIAL CITY ITB1S.
Irlvnto Bo a nl In xr.
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. .
Reduction in prices fully appreciated
as seen by an increase ot orders. Go
to C. H. Doughty and sec what an
elegant pair ol Gaiters in the way of
material and workmanship can be had
for five or six dollars. Also, call for
a steam cooker. iw.
Come :nd see our butter cups;
Greensboro Candy Co.
The demand for Tar Heel Liniment
is increasing, use it get well be
happy. Houston & Bro.
7 O'clock Sharp I
Our store will be closed until fur
ther notice, at 7 p. m. Saturday's ex
cepted) until further notice.
Butter ori ice can be had fresh
and nice. Houston & Bro.
ISotloo.
' Five lots with buildings on them,
two vacant lots. There are four never-failing
wells on the property. ThM
block fronts on three streets. Wash
ington, Davie and Swaim. The prop
erty can be bought on reasonable
terms. M. T. Hughes.
For Rent.
Nice Brick Dwelling containing 7
rojms with all modern improvements,
very desirable house and reasonable
rent. Apply to Mrs. Nannie W. Mc
Adoo or W. A. Scott.
No tic.
When yon want the hiirhest prices
for your Eggs and Chickens ship them
to A. D. Moseley at Durham. N. C
5 per cent commission.
Flo in- ?
A Big Lot! We have all grades of
Flour. Our "White Pearl" and -Sil
ver Crown" Flours cannot be beaten.
Try a sack. Also. Meal, ShipstufI,
Corn, cVc. ap22tl Houston Bros.
The meed of merity for promoting
personal comeliness, is due to J. C.
Aver & Co., whoseHair Vigor is a
universal Deauiiuer 01 me nair. harm
less, effective, and agreeable, it ranks
among the indispensable toilet ar
ticles.
The finest short leaf, unbled Yellow
Pine, a quantity of Flooring, Ceiling.
Mouldings, Weatherboarding and
dressed Lumber ofall descriptions, row
on hand for immediate sale. Manufac
tured at Davis, Wainman &Co.s mills.
Asheboro, N. C. Apply to C. S,
Wainman, Greensboro, N. C.
Now House for Sale Cheap. L
One two story house on Asheboro
street with all necessary out buildings.
Well ol fine water and nicely located
in a good neighborhood. For further
information apply to
J. R.JIughes, Agent.
Avoid the use of calomel for bilious
complaints. Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
entirely vegetable, have been tested
forty years, and are acknOwIedgeu to
be the best remedy lor torpidity of the
iver. costiveness, and indigestion.
Manv a vnuntr rrirl hnt herflf out
from society because her face is cov-
, , 0 r-".
I KltK. All
disfiguring humors are removed by
P"iyng inc Diooa w: n A?cr sar-
-A saparilla. This remedy is the- safest
and most reliable that can be.usedr
Little butter cups good for children;
IW. GREENSBORO CNDY CO.
Ayer's Saraparil la one rates radically
I upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing
and invigorating it. As a safe and ab-
solute cure for the various disorders
. . . - , . . .
causca oy conuuuuonaj umi or mice-
tion. this remedy has no equal. Take
I ii mis roonin. -
For Siilo.
I have on hand a number of crood
:i,u - .u:u t :n .-11 o
a ranging from $20.00 to 5 $0.00
1 luiivit wn iiiv.t a win 9(.ii. (
I JAS. O. SviiTH.
I NCW Garden, N. C.
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. Notice IS hereby given that Until
Tucsday Juiy I2. igSy sealed bids for
erectinc the While
Ruildincr In Greensboro. N. C will be
received by any one of the undersign-
I J .nmmlt V rrm,m iK.
I (U bUVUI VUlUUIIllVk, I f V 1 V fc 1W
I rieht to reiect anv and all bids and i to
select any one of the bids we deem
proper, ai inc same nmc our memj
are somewhat limited and we wish the
building to cost us as little as possible.
The plans and specifications can
inspected at any time by cailinr at
Mayor's oflice, Greensboro. N. C. or
by application to Mr. K. M. Heese,
chief of police of the city.
D. Schenck.
i L. M. Hawkins.
W. E. Coffi.v,
S. C. Dodson,
Committee.
(City papers copy.)
WILMINGTON &WELDON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Nor. ,4. -S6.' 4S
No. 40 t No. 4
Daily. Daily
Lv W'cldon.Jj 1$ p m 5 3$ p m l 10 a m
Ar Kocky Mt 2 33 p m
Ar Tarboro. 4 50 p m !
Lv Tarboro. jit jo pm'
Ar Wilson.. 4 05 p m 6 58 p jn J 07 a m
Lv Wilson.. '4 15 p rn' !
Ar Selma.. '5 40 p m! '
Ar Fayetter. 3 32 p m
Lv Goldsboro 4 54 P m 7 40 p m 3 5S a ni
Lv Magnolia 0 09 p m 3 J5 p m : iSam
Lv Uurgaw.. 7 oopm; 613am
Ar Vilming.i7 50 m 9 55 p m7 00 a m
TRAINS GOl.:G NORTH.
j No. 45 ! No.47No. 43
Daily. Daily. I Daily...
Lv WilmingJ 1 1 40 pm S 50 a m 8 52 p m
i-v uurgaw.; 77 m y 50 p m
Lv Magnolia 12 52 am 1023 m lo4J pm
Ar GoMsborii 55 a m'n 35 am 1: 5S am
Lv Fayettev. 700am
r Selma... 1 955am
Ar Wilson.. . !ll 25 am
Lv Wilson ..
Ar Ro'ky Ml
2 32 a m t2 25 pm 12 51 am
1 00 p m 1 27 am
Ar Tarboro. 1 '4 50 p m
Lv larnoro. 1130am
Ar V eldon.. 4 0$ a m 3 15 p m 3 4; a m
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Halifax tor Scotland Neck at 3 00
p m. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck
at 9 30 a m., daily except Sunday. 1
Trains leaves Tarboro, N. C, via
Albemarl & Raleigh. R R, daily, except
Sunday, 6pm.; Sunday 5 p m.; arrive
Williamson, N. C. S 10 p m. and 6 40
p m. Returning leaves Williamston. N
C. Daily except Sunday. S 00 a jn. 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 Goldsloro, N C, daily except
Sunday, 5 30 p m.; arrive Smithficld, N.
C, 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith
ficld, N. C, 7 30 a m., arrive Goldsboro,
N. C. 900 a m. ,
Southbound train on Wilson & 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 Wcldoh 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,
f General Supi -J.
R. KENLY. Sup't Transportation
T. M. EMERSON. GenT Pass. Agent
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD. CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS RUN BY5 MERIDIAN TIME.
TRAINS (JOIXG bOUTIK
May. 20th. 1BS6.
! No. CO.
No. 51
Daily.
4 30 pm
d LI pm
Daily.
4 15am
7 2t)a m
9 45 a m
Leave New York
Leave Philadelphia. ...
Leave Baltimore.,
012 p m
Leave Washington
11 4 am ll 00 pm
3 35 p m, 3 00am
5 50 pm' 5 OS am
8 5 pm! 8 03 am
Leave Charlotu-tTiIIe. .
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Leave Lynchbarg
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Leave Ilichmoad. 3(XJpm 2 30am
I Iate GolQiborO
12 30 am' 8 10 pm
5 30 am'-1 00 am
6 37 am I 2 30 am
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I re lle&a
I Leave UOrtum..
1115am lOlGam
LeTe Salisbury. 1... 1230
am
1123 am
1 (0 pm
331 ma
,22-
ami
Leave Spartanburg
Leave Green ville ......
Arrive Atlanta
6 SO am- 4 48 pm
1 20 pm 10 40 pm
TRAINS GOING N0KTH.
May 20th 1SS6.
No. 51. , No. &s.
D-ilj. , Daily:
5 05 am j C.25 pm
C 45.UU 8 01)1 m
7.5Cam 'J 13 pm
8 23. m, 0 40 pm
1247pm 12 07 am
2 41pm C 30 an
4 30 pm 11 20 am
10 10am 11 23 pm
Arrire Charlotte.......
SalUbary
High Point....
' Greexuboro
Durham . . . . v. . .
Rale?gh
Goldaboro
Arrive Dinville
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3 im C 15 am
Arrive Lynchburg .-...! 1 15 pm 2 00 am
Charlottesville . . . 3 4U p m, 4 11) am
WMhington. j 8 23 pm 8 10 am
IUlUmore. 1125pm 1003 am
I'hilidelpbia. ..
3 00am 12 35 pm
C20 an.' 3 20 pm
Ne York....
Daily excpt .Sunday
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ooixo aovra No. 50. No. 52. a m
Lvi. Salem '720am 530 -
oodto xomx . No- 51. do. 53
ar. Salem ll 00 am i2 30 am
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains 50 and 51. Pullman Buffet
I Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew ork.
cw uiiwudim ntiiiuu 114 iyu
I ville.
On trains 52 and 53. Pullman Buffet
be Sleeper Montgomery and Washington,
the I Aiken and wasnmgton. via uanviue.
On trains 52 and 53 Pullman Sleeper
between Richmond and Greensboro, and
Greensboro and Goldsboro.
For rates and information apply to
any Agent of the Company or to
SOL HAAS. T. M.
. Jas. L.TAYLOR,
Gen. Pass. Aenf,
Washington, D.C