THE MORNING .NEWS; '
By HAKPJOM & AflDREYS.
Published Daily, L r.rr Sunday;
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EKE
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ludu-r. ' ' , . .
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or erery inferiion.
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frllE EAILBOADS.
AKUIVAl. AND DEPARTURE OK TRAINS.
KlMtViONO AMU IA NVILt.lt RAUJtOAU.
Arrive Irom Richmond at. .... ...... ...... 9 43 a m
' .............. . 10.32 p m
Le.iv9 fr Ri hiuond at 8.33 am
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NOKTIl CAK.M.m KAILUOAD.
Arrives from Clurbrttc nt 3.aa a tn
.................. 940 p D
Leaves Jor.Clnrlotte'at. .... ...... 9.48 a m
' ............10.44 pm
Arrivt-s fr',m doldshoro at 9.30pm
. . 10.20 p m
7.40 a m
Leaves for ldsloro at .......... j. 9. 50 a m
' ) .................... 6.00 am
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NOUTII-WETEKU N. C. HAU.KOAI
rriv.- from Salem at
. ... 8.00 a hi
9.34 p m
Leave f.r Salem at . . .
10.00 a m
10.54 P m
L p. asi v. v. kaii.rai. ,
Arrives from FayetteviHt; at 7 25 P m
Leaves for l-'ayotteville at ;...o.so a m
Arrives from Walnut Cove at .........5 00 P- m-
U-avci t. Wal11.1t Cove at .......... ..r. 10.15 a.m.
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THE POSTOFFICE.
Mails for hu North close, at 8.00 af m. and 9.00 p.m.
Charlotte. ' 900 9
. Raleigh ' 9
Salem' " 9 0 9 00
Fayette ville ' , 9.00
Hie money ordr and roistered letter office will
nly be open from 900 a. m to 6 p.m.
General Delivery is open from 8 a. rn. until 7 p. in.
except when opening mails. Also 15 minutes after
penins the Eastern night taail. .
iMtnday hours, lor general delivery.oo a. in lor
alt hour ; and half hour after the opening -oT the
. mails from both North and South.
.The h)ck.b.xes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10.30 p. m
RSSIOBNT CLEBGrX-MEN.
Ptcsbyterian : J '
. Ir. J, Henry Smith, N. Cnurch St
-Rev E. W. Smith, Ashcboro St.
s. Greensboro
antist : - I
Rev W. R. Gwaltney, S. lm St., South lireenslro.
Methodist Episcopal. .
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St.
ti. V. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Protestant :
Rev. J. L. Michanx, N. Greene S
- J R. Hall, Spring St
Episcopal : '
Rev. A. H. Smbbs. N. Elm St. - "
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PROBUCE'lVrARKET.
Apples artH?n, per bu . .
4.toai.50
tlicoii hog round
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I'.Utt'T .... ...... .
. Hofswax ........
Chick tiw-ol d . . . .
.. . spring.
Corn, new ' ..... .
.........J....;........a9
.... ..... ...........5.18
.................. . .18325
. Tai8
..t5aao
........ ........... loai 5
. . .... . .aso
Corn Aleil ., ...... V ...
1i ioil l'ruitlkicklM:i riesl ...... .
Cherries....... ......
Apples. .-. ..... .
Peaches, unparcd t-9,
" ' unpared 1.4,
pared
........ a6o
....... 6 1 -a
7 1-2
..233
r - a i-a
a
5a9i
t;TS5 ..
r eathers . . . .
t'laxseed....
..io
,..75
Hour Family .450
Suierfine
................0400
OniNt9 ........... . t. ..... .',,
ooaoo
Oatn...
IWk .
. 6&7
1V.,S
..60375
ttt.ltoOS budi
1
60
, Swett......
1'K Cottun....-...
I'.dlow. ., . j'. ....... ,
Wil washed ......
unwashed ...
Wh"oat. I ......
.........50
t
. ... ....6
.-3.
ao
.V...$tai 25
KKTAIt. PRICES OF GKOCEKIKS
I'acon Sides , . . . ...... i ........ ,
il.tHIS....
S'nuld;rs
f!ieese . . . .... ..
ColTttsRio. .. . . .
l!.!l"..j.8
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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
, 10 ineir uueresis. -
.Nrw inventions natPntPrl. -filrl invn.
tions improved, and rejected a p plica-
tions revived. Caveats filed. Trade
marks registered. j
Prompt attention. Skillful service.
rlrntt rhnrorps ' flunrl mnrll' n.
:lT.:L it';. . "..u ,:..
' I'reiimmary lniormanon cneertully
turnisfled.
A. S." YANTIS,
Solicitor ol American and Foreign Pat
ents, 816 F Str--t., N. W., Vashingto:u
D..C, ; . :
THE LATEST NEWS. J
wl it Indian JJaidenJ Infaiu
atlon JUadM to a Couple
of JJttrders.
Aiken, Minn., July 31. At Kimber-
ly yesterday a haK-brcd named Sank-
adU shot and killed an Indian knotrn as
Joe Autos and attempted to shoot
another Indian named , Miscanango.
After the shooting Sankada fled'to
C... .1.; f .1. t r'. -l 11 !
siiujr ijkc, leaving ii:s wiic ;inu cnua i
In a wigvram near the scene of the I
trappdv. - TThi mnrninnr f (crutnno
who is a cousin of the 'murdered
Indian: went to Sankadawitra.n nn.l
shot his hankada'sV child and then
left in nursuitof Sankridn tar' the mir.
pose ol killing him also.
The trouble originated last Sunday
when a small nartv of white men
visited the Indian camp.- then, near J
Aiken. The Indians had been drink.
iri freely and were very hilarious.
Nauwariaha. a prcltv Indian maiden. 1
became greatiy enamored of one !the
cenllemen viito.-s and declared her
Intenli in of marrying him then and
-
there. Sankada her uncle, favored the
marriage and called a senior member
ol the tribe to perform the ceremony. I
This greatly enraged Nauwanaha's I
Indian lover. Joe, who flew at Sankada
with a knife, and a general melee en-I
sued, some of the' Indians fighting
among themselves and the others at-I
tacking- the visitor's, with' drawn I
knives.; I
It is said that SauKada received a
wound from Joe Amos's knile, and
1
that they subsequently quarrelled
more or less duringthe week, the
troub'e ending with the tragedy. Se-I
rious contentions have arisen among j
the Indians re-garding.their affairs, and I
a digging up of the hatchet is hinted
at. - .
a - T I
Prnhnhlu Sillied the HViinr I
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fn - ! J
LITTLE Rock, Ark.. July 31. Two
mpn .,H P,,,r nnr! lnhnCnn ,r.
reported ur nave ocen Kineu in mc
- ' - - J a . l 1 ! it I
tnnian icrruory r riu.ty m-iii uy
0(. desperadoes, who- surprised
i inAm wni p ra nnM on -.i rret'if in inp
i .i . , - I
-t - r ' w
Choctaw Nation. Two men who were
with Peters and Johnson, escaped. lt
is heiieved the - party in camp were
mistaken for a United Stales Marshal's
posse. The, assailants rode up and
dema:.-dt d that they surrender, follow
ing the demand with a shower ot bul-
U-ts. when the two men fell mortally
wounded. The -assassins gallopped
avwv. Peters and Johnson were from
Arkansa. - . .- , '
Wanted to Die After His
Club's Defeat. '
Kansas Citv. ;july Sl.-jThomas
Welch, aged finy-five, a veteran from
the Leavenworth Soldiers
noxutr,
came here to witness the bail game
nine from Fort Eeaven worth and an
1 ' e m. -l I- - tl
amaieur team -oi inai suuuru. ne
. was so much msanointea ;U tne ae
1 . ,
feat of the soldiers that he rushed to
the centre of-the Aimourdale" bridge
. . .
over tne itaw ltiver anu jumpeo ou,
falling thirty feet into the water, in-
tpmlinor to end his existence. He
was reseued by a passing skiff and
his first words were said to be ex
pressions of deep sorrow at the," de-
feat of the mldiers ball teitm.
IViotr Vrrer.
IO KEY" West. Aug. 1 .-Two rew cases
)fJIw 'ever have been reported by
the hoard ot health siirce yesterday. No
deaths have occurred during the past
twentv-rfour hbuts. - i v
To tic Invited to iugista.
1 Augusta. Aug.Ji.: The cny coun-
cil took formal action to-lav and ap-
- , , .. f .
pointed a committee to invite President
Cleveland to visit'Augusta in October,
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The Atlantic at Jlorchcad Sold
I - -
h .Moreheau Citt. Auiru t i.-Dr.
f oiacKnaii, tor nimseu aim ;tsociatt:
bought the Atlantic Hotel properly for
$18,500 '' Thre was ''great ipplaue
wlieit it was announced thalthe Doc
tor was t he'p ireha-e. '
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY
Greensboro. :'N. C, Wednesdry, Rug., 3,
.TimJiATiofJAt. capital.
t Washixcto.v. Aug! 2. 1SS7.
Special Correspondence of the New.
The Litest "oiip of- iuUrcikt in d-
hiical cixck: is ttir dcciUcilf unique.
scheme, th uh not as yet rlangei
oasly developed to aticrupt tti orca-
nize the next House of the Represent
tativesuu a tariff issue br which cither
ifie'frce traders or.'ihe protectionists
shall secjire 'the orgatiiz itim instead
of. a always heretoforr. electing the
officer upon party lines. Should this
startling; tendt
a -
. w . -A ... . t
practical ctToit it' will tiiay the Irec
"dUC "Kw uepuou-
cans - lhc laller bcin aiJCI by the
Randa11 winsf of the Democracy and
w,c ,5SUC prcscniea . wcuia UC Hie C.l -
max 01 s range developments in the
n,itory oI panics. Should the c.ntot
"ariow ,mn 10 01 Sliengtn De-
twccn free a protection with
Par,Y I'"" thrown aside the result
cou'd not be predicted with any degree
ol certainty. It is quite vidcut that
lnc Pftection Democrats championed
DY Mt- Kandail . will enter into no
coalition which . involves a 5acificc of
!"e pio.i upon which tlwy have
already conspicuously avowed them-
selves in antagonism to their party.
Upoii the tjuesiion of the tariff they
are substantially Republicans, and in
any contest in which tariff lines are
sharply drawn they may be expected
to join .forces with the Republicans
Carlisle Democrats ridicule the idea of
any such combination, and at the same
time intimate that 'those member
j.who oppose tiieir piitv this ques
tion. sliould go over t the RepubU-
cans bag and baggage.
The whole scheme" is visionary and
will hardly Hitain to the, dignity of a
serious contemplation,- The signs of
the political times however srem to
point to a possible readjustment of
parties upon a tariff basis: and in this
event s jtne. Democtat and a lew Re-
..ti " .
nun r.T tri nun i n.-mKM .
f . " " ..w ..... .... .
cfrii-rvM . hiin'inui t. ic ... . ...l.lt..
that the National Conventions of foth
rl: ... m.i.
' ."7
T!lt. .ngular spect ac!e of a pt n-ion
ar Vll!llllta,i;,surr-nJl.rin, I.U ..-n.inn
u ,c.., ' iA.t
. . . ... . -
1 .
Oy Commissioner ISIaCR iroilf a (tvil
sioncr in Kansas ;iu which llie Wiiur
aks that his name be stuck c 1 fiom
the rolls, stating that he hud been
cured by "faith in the lord." A jtcial
examiner wa instructed tt at Oi.cc
quire i;t the -man's .sanity. .The of .
fiCe will Investigate as to hii.et h
is suff ting fr .m religious mania, or
whet!ier he has actually been cu:rd of
te rijs..bililv for which he was ne.i-
e: a
Secietarv Whitnev has iut co-
, . ,A cvr ..-..,i
1 ordinance for the Navv. The Hatch-
kiss Company with which - the cmtracl
has ieenVmadt. ." has agreed to estah.:
lish a faclory in this, country , Uul u
i use,Ainencan stee'e. becrctarv V hn-
ney regards this cction as - m eessaty j
to ensure out independence ol foreign
poweis for naval ordinance.
i Snatie Swaliotcs ra
. ...
Jasper Bryanliving out on the iwci
east of town, relates a remarkable ii -cident
between a D?ir of " his and a
rattlesnake. A fine sow arid pigs used
to go iu the river swamp, ato lie
quently the sow would appear fr hci
slops with ojc pt sh irt, whlc'i p
won ii i' fiicnd' Brya?r that he tnut red
his I- 10. s and Wont ittiejreh o' the j;ig.
He had n t bwcu. 1:1 the s vamp lo: g
bch.rc ho w.ta,Aa:np loiig bjiore he
Was st.i tied h. the. peculiar iOjnd -i
the "r.ulus .ol up -n 1 ivcliji;i o
fou.d that -1 si tke- h id valocl .1
pig, bat the liltle lumtf, , u t -.n.
satisfi -d wh ihe c-jufi icuicn. tti .
tually kicked its fuel through toe oJIy
of the snake and was walking u
trying to find its wy out ol the wood,
with its heaJ -sttilj enclosed in the
hiwer.patt of the snakc body. Tiie
snake was promptly killed, at.d louud
to contain rattles. The pig was carried
home and is doing well Marshv'dt On.
TimisZ" , i . - . -
. - .
Tho astonishing -news :g.es ; forth
that after a recent bull in Saratoga
Berry Wan was observed wearing a
collar and a pair jf cuffs which w.ere
.lull o? wi'mkles..
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OF GREENSBORO. AND OF THE STATE.
UALCtCQ nOTC.
What Trebuh rinds to Write
tbout at the State Capital.
ItAl.Kluli. August I, K7.
A meeting of clUrcni was hc!J
In the court house Friday night Ut I
to make further arrangement for
Inviting President Co-ckml to the
next Sfato Fair. Resolutions. were
pHsstil and a committee wa an- I
Points to m5Uo t.,0 nc.r.
rancnictitd with the railroad au-
inoritk-s for the transportation of the I
President from Atlanta. A ronv nf
( rf
the nolutionfi were foruiinlttl tn iht
lidcnt Sutunlay by 51.,-or Thomp
sm. itisiiojKM una cxpeeteu mat I
Mr. Cleveland will come. - I
That wand good uggttIon made
me iMix's-uoserivr or Kunday morn-
K. ui utive- nn encariipineni or lhc
State Uuanl In IUileigh during fair I
week. lie also euggrsts, that prlrea
be otTeml for the Ut drilled' com.
panles and that lhc comnotltlv
drill bo held In the Fair CrbuniU.
y nn iiirans lei me suggestion DO
csirrledout. It would Incrcaa tho
.MhHwntJtttii. p.i. r 1
gate receipts at the Fair Groundd 10
per ecu t. It the press of the Slate
uo an in us power to nave it carried
out and I believe It will be done. I
Gusle Ilcflin, n little daughter. -of
Mr. R. L. Heflln of this city, was l0UT "ur "vhile Tearl and -5l-tThuisd
wl,Ho fdi8ln tho a"jck. AUo.Scaf, ''sWtoSl
..VMv j.. .A iaiuu .1 luaiuLuw. I
1 no tian cnterca tier iick and it win
thought she would not live, but she
was doincr wclT nt hiMt nrmnntd I
il , , ,
ii0ieiaiisin-ooeu ior me iaii uui
wi-re iioiuuic 10 unu it. it is not
known who Mhot the lull. It-wasn
careletw trick mid lht iirriwtrntnr
ahnbi iu. .1.1
Till tloW titlKlIIittirr tfimr.jtif ,t
... 1 i vhihmij
...I.t..t. T . 1
w mm a maue nieniion some lime I
ag was organized 'ast wevk. Tar-
tlctihirs not known. I
TheCity of Ualeigh" is the title
of a new publk-alloii, Ju.st . out, by
M A. Amis Jvti., of till city. It is
a m-at little took, well printed and
well written. It is from the -presses
of Ldw.trtls A' Hrottghton of this
city. Tho work is u . grvat help to
the city, Iwing n history of lLileigh
.fr.itn the ftiundotion to the present
fine.
The. Faniiers' Alliance held
mwtiii;j here last week its the eourt
house. But the meetings are cret1
and therefore nothing was learned of
their business.
In my next letter. I hopj to mind
you a report of the Ohuk Show.
Trliiuii.
I'OOT IdfJIIT IBROftAI.M
Jesie Bartlett-Davi has sailed to
Europe
Lil.iin t)Ic tt i at Giteu.od Lake
for the Miininei.
Marie Aimee .it one lime received
a saiar) ol 55 a wctk. '
Uj vt .: t " t .
Ihe Natio t.il Opera co np my Ii to
nave an-ther season.
R..pson & Cr ine be managed
by I M Hill hereafter-
Li.Iur. xi j.ell an 1 her manager
have quarreled, it is said.
Ropert M ntrll is j asini! the smn
mei on his Long Unt ch farm. ,
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Wun.Manrti I l.in the leading rV
M M.sieui h i hr.'ii a urc 5.
....... . .
M.g-iek.i.ghi. u noted st..ck ac-
tre- f 4'i!'ruia U t. avrli g lor lra-
urc i. t ie Uu'ted S. te.
II s-ie Bv atd. the tit si female mess
:teo in the rtMn.a i: Lu sines , uas
tnuriiwl o B. C. Stlcldt .ot lon ago.
EduMi BvJdli.x a k !. the siicct
i-asl v. h . vv xtulf. muc'i a the
:; 1 1 IIa 11 ci i uusually serr. to
: c -in nj.or l 5'
l.iu i.yS ii( i is d d: 11: ua a
rlevr ; 'e it ji iI a :tr c ih.mi-t
II: .0 c pt -i d Ic E gli h ftaWad
cj..ci ... Ante l a nt 1872.
l c g-i rr rco vs $35' J wet k
at W.il'acx !. a ill Tei-Jcget
th si:if !. n ) aiid jo sit (I'i Ih-iI r:-
j.Cciv.s -Sl'i a wet k.
Pii 11 1 ' -11:1s ;cpa'a!rd from H eir
hi.'ia f- u . c:a!lv o"iig-
I ;i 11 0 i.cir hu ;ri ISiW ti -up
j otle I
U'ltiz aud tn. til 'hi
1
l!ucci gave her hu-bmb a uo d lump;
Patii g ivc iL,de (Jaux an.i'hou liai.c
und low GciMrr has ji:i.?io rd .-IT
G.tn'.ini. '
No. 27
AcUroDoap Free!
We had several hundrrd cards scat
tered throojhoat the cilr jxitetday
which when presented to Meiin, Al
bright & McKot . Jacob Jones or our
selves the holder of the card will ret
owe cake ol - Active Soap.- Save tour
5ard and crt acakc No. ooe Uoti
r; "Tosauw,
Agents.
Reduction in prices fully appreciated
x ccn by an Increase c4 orders, Co
" M :f "? B"S e?L
material and workmanship can be had
,or hvc or in dollars. Also. caJl for
steam cooker. w.
nS:
city sewers, mau rial poisons are the
same. Ayer's Agvc Cure, taken ac-
cor!'oe,to d.ixctwnf, Ir a warranted
7 O'clock 8haxp !
Our store will be closed until for-
ther notice, at 7 p. m. Saturday's ex
pieaj until rjrtner notice
- "alter on ice can be had fresh
and mcv Houston A nao.
The meed of mcrity for promoting
h""' .urnciincss, is cue U) j.
Ay.cr ,C- whe0te .Hi!r.Vigo.r. U a
universal beautifier of the hair. Harm-
,CSJ( frcclive. and agreeable, it tanks
among the indispensable toilet ar-
ucies.
lTlour
A Hig Lot! Wc have all grades of
corn, &c. aputl Houston IIros.
or Boat.
Three new houses iust finished on
Orange St. one square from the Graded
School and Presbyteriin Church.
Kent very lo for such nice houses.
tl. ' A. II agn & S)S.
Dan Hirer Bridge to L t.
a . r.:.- o..-t.:..i r-
A idunuu, iuviui;hjiii vuniT,
m r iulv toth iZSi. A covered bridge
jo3 leet long, x snans-7i a 12 fei.
and 70 s-i 2 feet, and 66 5 ts feel: rock
P'1!?" ,rdy built. Hiidge lo l
ouiti as itcariy a praciicauic iikc tne
Settle IUidgi: at Dead Timber. N. C.
John M. Gai.Ijowav.
J. H Vaughx.
R C. Ntioy.
G. W. Martin.
(Ju tiding Com.
.Maui son N. I .. July Ctn. 67, 2W
Notice.
Jow is your time to subvoibe to
Cltambeis' Encyclopedia.
r. T. Camp the genl act. is now
I here representing the ubli!ier. P. F.
c acr.and will call n you in a few
davs. Do not fil to subscribe t this
valuab'c Oik. ' " tl.
WANTED I .
A position as salesman or account.
ant. by a yung man of experience.
G-KXi reference given. Addtets
LUKU
Draxer G, Grtc-.!oro. N. C.
CMiir and see our bu'icr cups;
Greensboro Caxov C".
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Gru.nsdoko, N. C July 18, S7.
Sealed proposals will be rraeived at
I the tfice o! the Suprr i:ng Architect
f s rrair DrnTrltnent ui
I Wasbtngto i. D. C , and tipened ui 2
- - - - - M m mwr
p. m. of thr Uy ..I J i-y, iSS7. f,r
furnishing and dchvt ting at Ire cht
depot. Grce.-sboio. N. .C. in acco.d-
ance with stecificati.'n. (1) Bur
elar Proof Chest.
Each protnisal must be acomipani d
by a Ortificd rhrck for $50.00. made
payab'e i ihr trdri if Hie Ircaiiet
t lhc United Stairs. Ihetieh' to rr!
I j.-rt any bids is ictcivnl.
I C pie : p-cincto 1 cin lc e-M.
J ad any iiiNiiTatiii o.iiainel, bv ap
!! to M. E. BE. U
Supiiin2 Arihiitr
People's ?;vo Cents Civhrs Boak
OK CKKlLVMUKll. N. 1.
Incorporated Apiil 29-h. 1.S87. o
dertt.e av . I N-rh Cat--;i ".
Open I .r l.u io s .u' 2. 1857.
Und t rig !, -iamnati t".n
mi5otrtier ap; i: t-.-.i by t!i- Govrn 1
I the S'at
Chat-c:rr atd invm- ts 1' its invt
i:t-nt fill-i-.ijrd tir Mj'u'e.
RCrirc dpoit r ni fi.r ceo' t
Unt oiiu .l ii it -Ir-MO any one
pcs-n. .
Pay all r-ilit o drp .i
Mikes l-nn uii ic toid. real
cia'cand lir t cia.4 p ivnal xrcutity.
OFKICERS :
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1887.
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Birdan lLi g n at liv ing ra'i v.
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WIL.MINGTOM WELDON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUT1L
K'o. No. 4S1 No. o?
No. 4
r.n- rA.: 't..i
Lv Welion.. 3 15 p m 5 3X p m I ioiq
Ar Rocky X!t 2 p m; J
Ar Tajboro, 4 50 p m ...
Lv TarboroJu X rnv f
Ar Wdson.. 4 05 p tn 6 if pm tcTan
L VVilioQ.. 4 15 pm .. .....X...
Ar Sclmx. . .5 4a p m... .
Ar Farctter'tt i n ra
LvGoldiboro 4 54 P nV? 40 p rn!j 5S a ra
l.t ia-no.u o 09 p tn 3 yzprrt 5 iSarn
ly Burgaw. ;7 00 p m( 6 l j a ra
Ar Wilming.17 50 m'9 55 p n.7 00 a tn
TRAINS COt.:G NORTH.
! No. 4$ : No.47 No, 43
Daily. ? Dailr. 5 Dxilr.
Lv Wilaiingj 1 1 40 pro $ 5 a m S 5 1 p n
Lv Burgaw.; 9 34 a m y 50 p m
Lv Maznha 12 $5 am 102J am 1042 pm
Ar Goldibort 5$ a m il $ am 11 $S am
Lv Fayettev.j 7 00 am
ArSelraa... ......... 9 5$ a m
Ar Wilsoru. ........ 11 25 am ....... '
Lr Wilson ..tl 32 a m 1225 pen 12 $1 ara
Ar R"kyMu.... ...'1 ou n nil 27 a m
Ar Tarboro.) '4 ?o Dm
Lv Tarboro. .......:ii 30 am
Ar Wcldon.. 4 05 a ra-2i 5 p m 2 4 a m
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Halilai lor Scotland Nrtk at too
p m. Returning, leaves Scotlarkd Neck
at 9 30 a m.. daily except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C via
Albemarl 5c Ralctzh. R R. daily, rxcen
Sunday. 6 pm.: Sunday 5 p m.; arme
Williamston. ri. C, a lanm, ana 6 40
prn. lltfturnir.g leaves Williamiton. N
C. Dlily except Sunday. 8 00 a m. Sun
day 9 50 a mj arrive Tartxro. N. C.
to 05 a m. and 1 1 30 a m.
Traink on Midland N. C Branch
leaves Gi!ds!.ro. N C. daily except
Sunday. 5 3 a p m.; arrive SmiUifieU. N.
C. 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith,
field. N.C., 7 30 a m., arrive (oUUhoro,
N. C. 900 a m
Southbound train on Wilson & Fayet
teville liranch it No. Jo. Northward it
No. 51.
Trains No. 40 South wiU stop ouly at
Wilton, CkUltboio and Magnolia, ,
Train No 47 m V.r clove connection
at WcMnn for all p)lntt North daily.
AU rail via fi.ichm.imt, and daily r
crpt Sunday via Bay I inc.
Train mate clove connection lor all
points North via Richmond and Wash
ington. All trains run solid lctwcm Wilming
ton and Washington, and hae Pullman
Palace Sleepers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Supl
J. K KENLY, Sup't Transportation
T. M. EMERSON. Genl Pats. Agent
RK IIMOXIl AND DANVILLE r-AILr
K01D.
I UNDENSED KCIIEDCLll.
TIIAIaSKUM BY MEIUDUN THIE.
TUH.Nd GOING bOUTII.
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No. M. No. tl
Duilr. I DaUy.
IaT- N Y"f'a 1 iiau'4 20 pea
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IMtc 1U11. toon-. : '.MS an 311 o fcj
LfS4r Wittti. H 4aAtllCOpia
Lrv. fb.rlrt- atillr. 3 3 n tn' 3 CO n
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8 S tca 8 CS a n
lv LuLtu.L 3 OJ v n 2 a ta
Lmr G-AULjtu$ ISSOaaj 'A 10 ptm
Imit IUUiU. .... .... SZOtm 1 OQsca
trsvtf D r.jut 6 37 m! 2 Z3 am
Hu'i I'Hut Ill' lOlCaia
Li art .vhbQrjM ;iz2"Ja&ai 1123
Lnt triMikrft 2 213 110 pea
l. :i,utul4ig . ,.., i 3C mjm 331 pta
rivilU f Ui ta 4 48 ca
Ar A Imu... ....j I J tu lQi'Jpu
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Mil ru lsn7.
Kc fit. , N.u.
raU. 1 Daly;
1 6 ra' C ra
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7 .V". aru 9 13
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ill 1 tu C 3-) ara
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;ruiuin i HiApui' tr la am
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Nr. Vfk ...... C)A.j 3 CXI 1 ta
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' SLEEPlNt; CAR SERVICE.
On trains 50 and 51, Pullman BuHrt
S"crp-r lu twrrn Atlantt anI Yew York.
Nrw trl-nt and Wan!ingtnn via Dm
i!V,
On train 52 and 53, I'uV. rr.i t Bufct
S'.rrp-T Mor.t;'omrfr .nr.l Viavhir;;tcjn,
AiVrti ami WaO.iM-tnn, via Dan!!e.
On tr.iir. a-r! Ct Pu'.lmm SVff
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or r.i?c arui intormal'ian arr'f to
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