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THE -MORNING NEWS. - - THE MORIiKCG HEWS. By HAKPTOK & ANDREWS. Puni.isiiicD Daily. L .ept Sunday. 0. tv,... ...... 1 I M p Tl I 1 4 - T 5U. batta rr m'fccfcirrtox, t advance: On Year ?Uy Mail,, rU; paid v-f 4 Six Month', " " A. a r-f iv, m I X.t. ..... ... . 00 ... . ... 00 J hre Mnnth, " Two Mrttih, , " i One Month, " " 1 00 75 DEVOTED TO THE IHTEJtXSTS OF THE CITY OF OSXENSEOKO. AMD OF THE STATE. ... ... a 40 To city uicrfl:r, dtfIireJ ia any part of ihciy Vol.2.: Greensboro,-N.C., Thursday, July 14, 1887. No. 10 J V i 1 - ?VZLUTIZZ7 AiTlTGUlTCZlEOTS. N ilvrrthei.ict inserted in Local column at any price. . An etra jcliarge will ht made for liouLIe-coliuaa i triplc-cola-nn advert lament. All-announcement and recomndatioas of candi. djtc for office, will be charge! as adVertUcments. Advertissnt to ((Alow reading matter, or to nccupy ar.- tpecul place, will not be recTed, AmuKtmcnt, ahd Official advertisements 50 ct per I Kiu.irc ft each insertion. Advertic:ncnts Lest under the head of "New AlvcrtUemcnu" will be charjjed fi&y per cent, extra. ,1'ayment fur tranknt advertisements must be ma1e in advance. ttemiunces must be made by Check, Draft, Postal Mney Order, Express, or in Registered Letter. Only such remittee will be at the risk of the pub lishers. Unl-rthc? head of "SdocLiI Citv Itcnf." business notice wul be inserted at tne rate 01 5 cents a use 1 or every insertion. THE UAILB.O ADS. AMKIVAI. AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. KtHONl AXO DANVILLR RAU.KOAD Arrive Irnm Richmond at... .............. 0.43 an ............. 10.33 pm Leaves fat Richmond at.N .... 8.33 am vjjr 11; NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD., Arrives from tHwrlottc at.. . 8.33 a m f 9.40 p m l.vci, fr ('hnrWte at......... ....i. 9.48 am .................... 10.44pm Arriv from tloldsTjoro at.......... 9.30 pm ' " .......... ...T.. lOJtopm ......... 7.40 a m Leaves f..r C'illsioro at.... ........ ....... 9.50 am u .........L........ 6.00 am i ........J........... 10.30 pm N'OKTIl-WESTEKN N. Cj KAILROAD rrives from Salem at. 8.00am 924pm Loaves for S:ilom at...... .. 10.54 pm I C. P.. ANU Y. V. RAILROAD. Arrives from Fayctteville at. ...... 7-2S P ra lieavcs for I'avcttevUle at ....9.50 a m Ajrrtves from" Walnut Cove at.. 4 ...V5.00 p. m leaves for WaJnat One at........ 10.15 a. m. THE POSTOPFICE. Maili'for the North close at 8.00 a. in. and 9.00 p.m. Charlotte " 9-00 9.00 Raleigh ' 900 . " Salem " 9 00 9 . ( l-'ayettevillc " 0.00 ' The money ordurAnd registered lettOT oftce will V nly be oen from 900 a. m. to 6 p. m. i. General Delivory is open from; 8 a. m. until 7 p. m. I except ' when opening mails. Also, 1 5 minutes after h . polling the Eastern night mail. - - irunday hours, for gencf a.1 delivery, 8.00 a. m , tor alf hour ; ' arid half hour after tlie opening of the mails troni both North and South. S The lock-boxesare from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p. m RE3IDENT CLERGYTIMEN, Presbyterian : Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Cnurcl :h St. Rev. E. W. Smith, Ashcboro St. S. Greensboro Baptist : -:. -I ! ' z: "v Kev. V. R. Gwsltncy, S. Elm St., South Greensboro; Methodist Episcopal. i Rev. J. E. M ann, W. Market St. 1,; " V,. V. Smith, S. Greensboro. . Methodist Protestant : . ! " Rev. J. LTMichaux, N. GVeene S J. R. Ball, Spring St. Episcopal Rev. A. HStubLs. N. Elm St.! PRODUCE MARKET . Apples green, per bu. . , . . Bacon hog round ....... I . Ileef ...................... ... I.OOaX.50 ...V.....'r," ......5aS Cutter. Beeswax ...... . . : . . . .'. ; ....... . . , . Chickens old ". .. I . . .!. spring..... ........ i8a25 ...... a8 ....... .15320 xoai5 .. . . .... . .aso vxrn ui'w ,,,,,..) Cnni Meal ... Dried Fruitsrlllackherrics Cherries....i Apples. .... . ..;.....a6o ........6 1-2 .........71-3 ......y. 3 ' ' . 9 1-2 1 Peaches, unpared t-?, s' ' unpared 1-4, " pared ..... ....5ao . Eggs ...10 Feathers ....... . Flaxseed.,.-. ...... . Flonr Family' Superfine. 40 75 "v" 4 5 .34 00 Onions. Oats... .6oaSo 4045 Perk . . . 637 Peas...;:.... Potatoes Irish .............. ' Sweet Rags Cotton....,.'. ...,1 rallow..;. Wool washed ........ I" i 1 . unwashed............ Wheat........ , ..60375 .....60 ..50 r .... . ....G f ...30 ........... .20 ........$mi 5 - RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES ' Paeon Sides............. t ; ' Hams..... , ; ' Shoulders 'lhecse.. ............ . ...10 ...15 . . . . 8 CoflTfe Rio... ...................19 2--J410 patents:- Inventors and patentees and all hav ing business with the U. S. Patent Of fice are invited to communicate with me with, confident reliance upon my fidelity to their interests. I New inventions patented. Old inven tions improved, and rejected applica tions revived. Caveats filed. Trade marks regjstered. : ' Prompt attention. Skillful ' service. Moderate charges. Send model or sketch for Iree report as to patentabiiity. Preliminary information cheerlully j - A. S. YANTIS, Solicitor ol American and Foreign Pat ents, 816 F Street, N.AV.,' Washington D. C. THE LATEST NEWS. .rOTSPittlTVOCS. Judge JflcrrimonWakes an Jm- portant Decision. Haleigh, X. C July 12. The CUSG Of UlChard GlCrbCh, the Saloon keeper, who was indicted here some weeks ago for selling beer, was heard before Judge Jas. II. Merri- raon, in the Superior court of Wake' county, to-day. . Judge1 Merrimon ruled up$i a special verdict that wine and beer ujc uvw sijjiiiuuuo jiiiuuia, uuu uivu discharged Giersch. The Stato en tered an appeal to the Supreme court. This is the case that created so much interest shortly after the pro hibition election. Raleigh went dry, but Giersch made application to the board of county commissioners for-license to sell beer and wine, claiming that they are notTspirituous nquors an u are nox. inciuaea in me :. . . . .- provisions of the law under which the election was held. The license was granted, and Giersch was promptly arrested fend tried upon the charge of violatinglhe prohibition laws. There was a big wrangle over the matter ,1 it- 1 A i O " i. uuu 4 ,wa 10 iue ouprume uuuri, but that body did not give a decision 'upon the point involved, for the rea- son, that the case came before It in an irregular manner. The case will uuw i;u uiu oupicuie uuuit 111 rt'gu lar form, and the public will anxious ly await thp decision of that tribunal uppnj the question, as to whether or not wine and beer are spirituous liq uors. Cat chin ; Sailors Sailor. at SIO a New London, Conn., July 12. The United Stales Steamer. Constitution got away to-day, having been detained by fogs anti seamen who had deserted. The police and sheriffs were busy Sun day arresting deseiters. This morn ing four were overhauled on the Mys tic road by the officers and returned t 1 . with ighteen others. The Sheriff here gets $170, the ship's offiers having offered a reward of Sio each for the ! .. - capture of the runaways. The local police; rendered efficient aid, but their ... i - . fees, if any, go to the city fund.r Po licemen 1 . . - Cullen and feffers secured sevoral. The Jteromanver98 ldvice. Baltimore, July 12. Little Emma Graves Clabaugh. the, two-year old daughter of Wm. Clabaugh, who lives in themountains between SabPlasville and Etnrriittsburjr,. Frederick County. is missing. She was last seen a week ago last Friday morning by her four year-old sister, ISejtha, near their home.b No trace ol her Has since been found! The parents consulted "Black Mug,''; a colored necromancer, at Gettysburg, who told 'them that a woman answering the description of Mrs. Henry Miller, between whom and, the Clabaughs there had once been a quarrel, had stolen the child. A band of 200 searchers visited Mrs. Miller's house and searched it from top td bottom,, but failed to find the missing youngster. Theories! in abun dance are offered as to the fate of the childbul the mystery promises never to be. solved. . Jflislooh His lVife for a Burg letr and Killed Her. Logansport. Ind . July 12. Cor o ntr Jordan was notified this morning of the shooiing Mrs. V. A.-Garner, vat Royal Centra, a village in the northern nait "of this county, at 2 a. m , bv her .husband.- Garner fired at m . . .. T . " .... what he supposed was a burglar. . He immedi.itely noticed , the absence ol hts wife from bed, and on examination found he h.id killed her. Croner Joidun will investigate. " fi Frightful Disastcrverled. Marquette, Mich., July 12. A dastardly attempt to - wreck a passen ger train on the South Shore road at Negaunee was discovered just in time last night.. The switch uearthe depot had been fixed with a piece of iron so arranged as to throw the engine into the depot platform; Had it been sue Cessful there would have been great loss of of life, as the platT irm is always the riiEsiDCjtrrs Excun TTr. Cleveland, Jflrs. Clereland and Daniel In quest of Pleas tire. - Holland Patent. N. Y., July 12. President and Mrs. Cleveland, ac- comoanied bv Drivale Secrelarv La- I s mont. arrived in Utica at 5:15 to day. The occupied Hon. C. M. Dephew's private coach, and as the train drew up in front of the depot Mr. Lam on t stepped from the platform and met postmaster Bailey and Gen. H. M. Britton of Rome, Wateftown and Ogdensbury railroad. The hour, was sa earlv that hut fw nn nl 'wir 1 j r " " w present. A special engine was at tached to the coach, but Col. Lamont did not enter it, having promised to spend the day in Utica, the guest of Mr RiiK Th rrctn -t A I ..... -j . - ..w uu nnv. 1 rived here at s:4. They came from TT,;,., rriai t riin -mr;.;r, coach. They walked from the station I '..tk w.c ik- " -r 1 m I Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, where mey were . neanuy receiveu by the I M fl . - I Presidenfs sister and his nice. Marv ' 1 rival was a pleasant little surprise but Miss Cleveland was all ready for her rnist. The npnnlp n f IKJ rtlar VinH intended to be out en masse to reet j .-.i.--,. tVkm. d,..:j. , . .? ana-welcome the President and it is a I matter of general regret that such pleasure was not had. -Soon after breakfast the the President hiri n r-,D 1 I from' Dr; Crane, an old friead. and en- joyed a short ride with him. Mrs. ccupied a seat in Miss Cleveland also occup Cleveland's dorr cart for an hours ride, At 2 o'clock this afternoon the nen- t rs. U . . U - . - 1 . t I iic ui me vuuigc ucKau uo wenu ineir their way to the ward where the Prcsi- dent was announced as holdinng a re ception. Dairy Commissioner Brown presented the callers to Mr. Cleveland who stood in the small parlor and said a pleasant word to each. Mrs. Cleve land did not appear. The reception closed at 4 o'clock. Philadelphia Car-Drivers lngry. Philadelphia, July 12. The car- drivers on .the People's Passenger Railroad have always been permitted to sit down while ddvin. President Parsons last week issued an order abhshingthe stool. The men are angry in consequence. A committee waited on the President last Saturday and asked him to withdraw the order, rep- resenting that, some of the men were physically unable to stand twelve hours a day. Mr. Parsons agreed to t.-,,i! ,;i,r-,,. v.-. TUm. temponlly withoraw the order. The matter was given in charge of the Ar bitration Committee- of Local As sembly 5,356 -at its- meeting to-night. J A strike may result, if the order is again-issued. 1 Shocking .lecident. Chattanooga, July 12. A shock ing accident occurred this morning at Sugar Valley, on the East Ten nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad. Mrs. Craig and her niece, Miss Alice Phillips, of Dalton, Ga., were talk ing on the track and had reached midway ot a long trestle, when ' the fast express train, dashed around a curve and before the engineer could stop his train the'engine struck the two ladies, killing them both. - Jl Fearful Stroke of Lightning Opelika, Ala.. July 12. A heavy cloud passed over this place in a northeasterly direction last evening and was followed by a brilliant elec trical display. News comes that the family of John Bankhead, consisting of his" wife and three children, who were standing on the ' verandah of their, home, .three miles from the city, watching" the cloud, wertvi struck by lightning. When. Bank- head reached home he found two of the chilren dead and the other child and liis wife so paralyzed that" Ihoy can hardly recover. ' , Fortify the system, by the - use of Ayer s.barsaparilla, against the dis eases peculiar to hot weather. This medicine induces a healthy action of iho stomach, liver, and kidney?, cans ing them to prevent the accumulation i t ! '. r "i f; u v ! '. i i '" r ' ' ' 1x0rAi.Tr Emperor William has ccmpletelr rccovcrd fro a recent illness. The l'rinccs of Wales hart a daintr ot Windsor on exhibit-jn. Lord Bute is making alterations on Cardiff castle which will cost Tully $50. 000. Chief Naharaioh Kuch, Behar.. of India, is described as a very handsome. mpressive looking man. 1 Oueen Marrheritan. ol Italy, has all the latest work on Jewish Irteraure. She is proficient in Hebrew. A "monument to the Czar Alexander 1 is to oc ctcciea on me sdoi were the Russians crossed the Danube in 12. Queen Victoria has offered consider able sum for a collection of letters of the late John Brown, written to an humble Scotch acquaintance. Ivltirr Albert. nvr rein of Sirnnv' i i i? j n. ... . . . noi uj:nu. nc is a man in cany miaaie age, of strong military proclivities, and ol Held marsrial in the m m 9 . - woru comes 01 the death ol Count Clam, leader of the ultra-Conservative Czechs in Austria; a very great aristo- A. 1 M . . I crri a rnan 01 grear. weait, ana a siaies- mf.n w.,in .' notably large personal Ia Inwinn in nrhm.ttl The Printing Press. . priniinK press, onwn.cn he worked as a journeyman in 1725. . J J ' J wfs ""Jf. improved till 1817- wncn. orgt uyracr, 01 rnuaoeipnia, ! ' I At i. t t mvcnica inc voiuraoian press.in wmcn inc Pwcr was aPPlea oy a compquna lever. In 1839 Samuel Rust invented the 'Washington" press, which super- seded all others for a while. Daniel Treadwell. o! Boston, invented the tl r C f nrttver rrmc a tnA in llm Cmt.sl I Pw.. .w., .wjvy, oamuwi Adams, of the same place, invented the Adams" press. The rieurs dc-lls of France. An old IradUjon says that the lily . -"""""1 . r. was nrsi empioycu.in rsance as an armorial bearing byCIovis I. repre senting that the flower was first pre. sented to him by angel at his baptism, the then fleur-de-lis on his shield standing for the Trinity. The adop tion of the lily is also attributed to Louis' VIL However, the device was employed about the same time in several European countries, u was adopted by France at some peiiod during the twelfth century. Dan River Bridgo to Let. At Madison, Rockingham County. N. C July 30th 18S7. A covered bridge 208 feet loner. spans 71 2-12 feet. I and 70 5-12 feet, and 66 512 feet; rock pilars 3ireaay duiii. image 10 oc I built as nearly as practicable like the - flU ' f T!mK,r. M r John M. Galloway. J. M.-Vaughn. . R. C. Nelson. G. W. Martin. , Building Com. M adison. N. C, July 6th. 07. 2w 4 Dike Book Company. July special sales, to continue during .1 . L I T I. . T r . T . wic niomn, o. x,ook5. Miy; , x ocify. uiO?rannv. 1 iciion. ere. iiso siauon - ery, paintings. Albums, eic. CM W J W Prices marked down.- Desirable bar- fain s. IW. J am offering great bargains in dress goods, lawns, white goods, laces. ' cali coes, fans. Gents scarfs, shoes, trunks. and a nice line of clothing at a gre.it sacrifice, to make room for- a big fall stock. Call and pet prices before buying elsewhere. Respcct'y. - Li. il. KOVSTER, Benbow House. Grensboro, N. G, Headquarters of Ivanhoe Cmman dery, U. D., Greensboro N. C. gen eral orders Nn. 9. Sir -Knights ; Attend a special asseniby of your Cummandery at the Asylum in Ma sonic Hall, "Friday, 151b in;t.. at 8 o'clock p. m. in citizens dress. All transient Si Knights are courteously invited to be piesent. ' ' . . - James D.lenn. Eugene Eckel. Eminent Com. Recorder. For Bent. ! - Three new houses just finished on Orange St. one square from the Graded School and-. Presbytcri.in Church. Rent very low foi such nice houses. - tf. A.Hagan&Son. HOUSE FOll Ftve rooms, good well ot ualer. Apply to J. W. Weatherlv Boarding House. - Can accomodate a f: b-jairf- ers O 1 t! rv M. H. SCHEDULE j Between Greensboro and Wilmington. X. C, via Capo Fear Is, Yadkla Valley ny July nth. 1M7. -Leave Greensboro at 9.15 p.. v. Arrive at Maxtoa at 9 50 p, ra. Ar rive at Wilroingtoa 9.05 p. m. This is fitty minutes, the qukVest route. Close connection at Maxton with the Carolina Central, and no delay at any point. W. E. KVLT. J.W. Fry, G. IA. Genl SupL Mr. Conkling's avowed ignorance of current political affairs is accepted as a mild and amiable piece uf humor. It is better than the noisy overflow ol the man who knows everything. ' Of the many specaches made on the Fourth ol July, the only one that now linger in the public mind and memory is the one made by Sunset Cox. tits descriptive application of the braying of a jackass is a neat little thing that was not born to die in a hurry. People's FiY3 Cents Savin Bink Ol CKtKNSnOKO. N. C at Incorporated April 29th, 1SS7, un- - the laws ol .North Carolina. Open for business July 2, 1837. Under rigid examination of Com missioner appointed by the Governor o! the Slate. Character and amounts of its invest merits carefully limited by Statute. Receives deposits from five cents to two thousand dotlars from any one person. i'ays all profits to depositors. Makes loans on public bonds, real estate, and first-class personal security. OFFictus: President). 31. Winstead. Qdell J. H Ha r r i7 " Treat, tor Cashier)- Vice-rrtsidelits-W. F. Steele, J. A. Samuel L. Trog- den. -Ur rr cretary) -tt. ii. Lactland. . . 2. . . l be demand lor Tar Heel Liniment is increasing. Use it get . well be happy. Houston & Bro. WANTED ! A position as salesman or account- ant, ov a younir man ot experience. Good reference given. Address - Luke. Drawer G, Greensboro. K. C. Directors. The Ditectorsof the Naiional Bank of Greensboro have declared a Semi annual Dividend of 5 percent., payable on July 6th, 1SS7. Subject to no de duction on account of taxes. jy6 iv. Neil Ellington, Cashier Little butter cups good fur children; iw. greenscoro Candy Co. For ?n?n 1 nave on nana a number ol cood much cows winch 1 will sell. Prices ranging from $20.00 to $50.00. Jas. O. Smith. New Garden, N. C. To Contractors and Buildera ! Notice is hereby given that until Friday. July 15 18S7 sealed bids for erecting the While Graded School Bunding in Greensboro. N. C. will be received by any one of the undersign ed school committee. Wc reserve the right ti reject any and all bids and to select "any one oL. the bids we deem proper, at the tame time our means imited and we wish the are somewhat buildin to cost us as little as possible. The plans and specifications can be 1. . . 1 I ... . inspccteu al any time by calling at the 1 wavnr nmre r.rntw.i v c ,.r 1 W V W WkW" mfm - by application to Mr. R. M. Reese. I chief ol nolicc of the cit. D. SCHENCK, - j L. M. Hawkins. W. E. Coffin, S. C. Dodson. . - Committee. (City papers copy.) The soothing and restoritive efforts of Aver' Cherry Pectoral are realized in ail casts 01 c Ids. cough, throat or lung troubles, w;.i!e its powerful heal ing qualities are shown in the most serious pulmonary disorders. FOR H15NT. ' - - i nc 5uoscno-:r oners rar rem lor a term ot years il desired.- the .Owen prciperly. consisting of a good dwei ling and outhouses, with ten acres ot land, .seven ol wh eh are i: clover, balance in grapes and gaiden. The houc has just been rapainted, papered and plastered n.d is in first cUss order. This pio; t rty is located just west ot the Greensboro Methodist College, on high ground. hca!thy and peasant 1 car.ty. Apply to Thomas McMahon, At Benbow House or Spoke Factory. Littlo Butter Cup3. . V - Puie and su-eet; little butter cups made every day by iw. Gkkenscouo Candv Co. . .3. To most children, the bare f ues fion cl :t d ?c of cajlor oil Is r.ausral ir.f. Vh.n j-liysic is r.cccssarv 1 r l!e !ilt!e ores, u-c vct's ( h n rt i : Ti' . Tl-v IT" - . ;l I ' : WILMINGTON WELDOS RAIL ROAD COMPANY. 1 11 r t 1 CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS GOING SOUTIL or. 14. f Daily, j Dii'.y. l)xx:r Ly WeIdoa..j iSprnsjSpml loam Ar Rocky Ml 231pm Ar Tarboro.'4 (opm LT-Tarboro.'ti yzrzi ' Ar Wilson.. '4 05 p tn6 5S p n j cj a n Lv Wilson. .U 15 p ml Ar Selma... 5 40 p rn Ar Fayetter. g J2 p raj j Lv Goldsboro 4 54 p rn'7 40 p ra' j 5S a ri L,v Atagnona o 09 p m 3 p rr c iS a rn L iiargaw..7co p m. 6 13 a m Ar Wilmtng. j 50 f tn 9 5 j p m 7 00 a m TRAINS GOimG NORTH. V . - No. 47 I No. 43 Daily. Daily. I Daily. Lv Wilming. 1 ! 40 pm ScoamScinnt l,v iurgw. 9 J4 a m 9 50 p m Lv Magnolia 12 52 am 1023 am 1042 pm Ar Goldsbori 5? a nvt! 35 am it ?S am Lv Faycttcv. 700am.. 9 5S a m ...til 25 am 2 32 a mr2 2$ pm 12 51 an !t 00 pm 1 27 a m ........U 50pm .;....;. (I! 33 am 405 am: 1 5 p m 2 4 Sam Ar Selma... Ar Wilson... Lv YiUon .. Ar Roky Ml Ar Tarboro. Lv Tarboro. Ar Wcldoru. Trains on Scotland Neck Ilranch Road " leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3 00 pa Returning, leaves Scotland Neck at 9 30 a m., daily except'Sunday. Trains leaves Tarboro, N. C, via Albemarl & Raleigh. R R, daily, except Sunday, 6 p m.; Sunday 5 p m.; arrive Williamston, N. C, S topm, and 6 4a pm. Returning leaves Williamston. N C. Daily except Sunday. 8 00 a m. Sun day 9 50 a m. ariire Tarboro. N. C, 10 05 a m, and 11 30 a m. Trains oh Midland N. C. Branch leaves Go!dsboro, N C, daily except Sunday, 5 30 pm.; arme Smithfield, N. C, 700 pm, Returning leaves Smith field, N. C.,7 30 a m., arrive Goldiboro. N. C. 9 00 am. Southbound train on Wilson & Fayet-" teville Branch is No. 50. Northward it No. 51. Trains No. 40 South will ston only at Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Trains No 47 makes close connection at Wcldon for all points North daily. All rail aria Richmond, and daily ex cept Sunday via Bay Line. Trains make close connection for 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. General Sup t J. R. KENLY. Sup't Transportation T. M. EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agent I y, nor. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS RUN DT MERIDIAN ThlE.- TRAINS GOING HOUTII. My. 2U.lt, No. CO. DUIj. Leave New York. 4 4ta 4 3) f a La-re-I'-iUlrIi Li.... 7 2in n j CJS7 u Lcito lUJuacr.-. 1 0 43 in 012 1. tu LcAte WaaIiiwUmi 11.4 Ata'll W ini Lcvt Cbrlru ri.!t ijpo o w mm 5 o p rn G Oi ra 8 5 rto ' 8 OS a ro Lo4Te Ljucbbarg. . Leare D-invtlid. .... LcaTtf llicLnoud 3 01 p ra 2 30 n Lei re GoliUborj. 112 33ia J 10 r-ia LfCAtt RtleiWi.,, SSOau)! 1 00 utn Lmr Duluid 6 37 ami 2 30 am Lmto HLh I'iiut ttllSfttu 10 1Cn ITe fcUUbarr WlZm- 11 ta 1 . . . . Lobto CLi'Mt).. i2"iia ll'Cpm Loire SarUnbaig iaSSsa, 3 31 pu Iat irwurilU C.VJarc' 4 4WTa Arrivr AlUnU.. j 1 iDj m 104 J( ru TRAINS GOINO NORTH. Uaj 'ZJJx l&i. 1 No. 51. . No. ui. J D-ily. f Dilj. , 5 Uj C 15 ma 4 Sfuibnry C L'Ci SCI p iu H'a l'niiit 7tm 3 13 fvx (In cr.aV.ro 8 3 0 4-1 i ta D -.r'.uia 12 47ra 12 07 ara lUU-ch i i 4 4 t m C SO ara CnMib.tio 4 30pni 11 aci Amrc D.nrii: .....! 10 tfU-a n 2J rn RickiamL 3 A'Oi C 1 ani Arrive L'.itthbcr: 1 1 13 j u C 00 aiu tr!4tvill ... 3 'J p rn 4 13 ara V.a.L?r!ua S C3 ra' 8 K rj V,'l:in"T. ....... 11 iapcu 10 am :aiLt t 1;:.U. i 3 0Qn 12 ZT, i ra N- Vtk ' C i' 3 i-ra N.W N. C. i:.ML!U).VI). ' oorxa itb Na rA No. Z2. m Lt. SiV.n 7 2 1 ft ta 5 30 COIN a SST3 . N- ol. to. S3 - AC Solera ll 30 am 2 30 Ma SLEEPING CAK SERVICE. On trains 30 and $, Pu'.lman BtifTft S'ceprr brtween Atlanta ar. i Yew York. New Orleans and Washington via Dm vine. - - On trains 52 and 53. Pullman Buffet , S'ceprr Montgomery zv.d Washington, Aiken and Wahintori. via Danvi!!e. On trains 52 and 53 Put'rnan SIrfprr between Uichrr.cnd and Ti-ecnslKsrc, and Grctnshoro nr. J Go! Ishoro. For r.-itcs And ir.tormj'.irn 3 p- to anj Arr.t c th? Cn?r..-.ny cr t - crr . ! : - .
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