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THE MORNING NEWS. THE UORIIIaG HEW. By HAKPTON & ANDREWS. s A . AN s. v. 7 1 r i m HI iHF.D Daily. LwEpt Sunda II " 'II ill? II II III ii f a m i r a . i a a i HI WW T X. xym, mmm avawa, T mm9 t tn ... . ....... -. . dTt& or scascairoox, ix advanc: n Vear Y Mail;, P.wtage paid.............f - - .. - Three Motns. Two Monmi, m OceMuoth, ,Tirii-i T ., DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TMECTTT OF OKKEKSBOKO. AND OF THE STATE. GreenboroT NT Wedn Tw cur sutxcriW. delivered m any part of Lh ciry Vol: 2.-: at to rt per K No. 36 KsE. . Ai c M 9. a Mi III V ls 'm u ji 111 i mi r 2 tout)'- veste amou Th bOii' stilt' well 1113 t PPsusHsas'AaHorocagm tfo dertUei'nt ins-rted ia Locaj column at aay An itr charge will be made for oouble-columa r crile-colaiin adYwtisements. ' All asaouncemeats and recomeadations of caadi. An for oftce, will b charged as advertisemeats. Advertic o folow readiag matter, or to occupy sp' 'pl0 BO recelTed. AtP Jement, and Official advemsetaeaU 50 cu per ,uar fcr each iusertioo. k 5 , ' A Ivertnement kept under the Head of "New A4vrtiemeiti" will be charted fifty per ceat, extra. p4fnet for transient advertwemeats must be I aiade in advance. Kemitancea must be made by Check, Draft, Postal in?y Order, Express, or in Registered Letter. Only m h remittances will be at the risk of the pub lisher. ; Under the head of "Special City Items," bosiacss autice will be tnicrtsd at the rate of 5 ccnt a lin or everv iniertion. THE BAJXaUOABS. AKKIVA1. AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. RU HMUNU AND UASV1LLB RAILROAD. i Arrives from Richmond at mm mm Leaves fwr RU:hmondat...... . 9.43 am 10.32 p m 1.33 am "I ....0.55pm .i NORTH CAKOUIMA RAILROAD. Arrives from Charlotte at..... laa m 9-4 P m Leaves for Charlotte at 9.4I a m 1 ' - 10.44 p m Arrive from Ooldsboro at 9.30 pm " xo.2o p m ' ' 7.40am Leave for (;oldboro at. 9,Solm 4. " 6.00 a m ...... ........ io.so p m NORTH-WESTERS N. C. RAILROAD Arrives from Salem at 8.00 a m " " ................ M 0.34Pm Leaves f.r Slem at 10 00 m 10.54 pm C. r. AND Y, V. RAILROAD. Arrives from Fayetteville at 7-25 P m l eaves for Fayetteville at 9 50 a m Arrives from Walnut Cove at .". .. . .5 00 p. m'. Leave for Walnut Cove at .to.oo a. m. THE POSTOPPIC3E. , .Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. in. and 9.00 p.m. Charlotte 9.00 9.00 " j Raleigh " 9.00 j Salem 9 9 - Fayetteville " 9 00 The money order and registered letter office will nly be 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, 1 5 minutes after peaicigthe Eastern night mail. . Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m lor alf iiour ; and half hour after the opening of the snails lrom both North and South. The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p. m RESIDENT CLEBOx'MElSr. Ptesbyteriao : Dr. J. Henry Smith,' N. Church St. Rev E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro Baptist : Kev. W. R.Gwaltney, S. Elm St., South Greensboro. Methodist Episcopal. Rev. J. E. Mana, W. Market St. " G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro. Methodist Protestant : Rev. J. L. Michaux, N. Greene Sv . . " J. R. Ball, Spring St. Episcopal : Rev. A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St. PRODUCE MARKET . Apples green, per bu Bacon hog round............... , 50a 60 Beef ...58 Butter .15320 Ueeswax ; ...axS.I ChtcVi old.......... ....i8a20 sprinir r........toai Com new ...i 6s Lorn Meal i. .. ...a6s Drifd Friiit .lllaLKrri ' m.t Cherries.... t-i4 7 --------------- - t Apples .......7a6 reaches, unpared,-, unDaredi-a pared ioaia Eggs..... '....jo Feathers. 40 Flaxseed s ...75 r ioiit tamuy ...... .....400 Superfine. ......a3 75 On i n . . . ....... .......... ma&i Oat.... .... rara ....a. - - j Peas .....,.6oa7s futatoes Irish .. ....i... J. lo jwni..t,. f(f(t Rags-Cotton ,.4 TaUow;.. ............ . , c . . 'vvooi wasneu. ?.! : 30 j anurasned.... "' 758o I . RiTAiL raicas or gkockxies, j i i !.';;-. i - . -. Haa............................i...fl6 Shoulders......... , Cheese... 4.i..i... Coffee Rio.L...... .....t ao .......... 3sa5 inveniqrs ana patentees iind aU hav- . f ' M . ... ' . . ..... ' inr Dusins with th 11 u r.narf fice are invited to communicate with me with! confident reliance upon my fidelity. -a " ...... ... w v. 1 .kbiik vi 10 iiicir interests. . . j New inventions patented. Old inv-n. tions improved and -rejected' applica- uons rcvivcu. vaveais niea. .: Trade marks registered. Prompt attention. - Skillful sprvirA. Moueraie cnarges. send -model or J Il - 1 . : . sketch for free report as to uatentabilitv: Preliminary information cheertuilv A. S. ' YANTIS. Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat enis, io r 31 reel; rv. w vvashmeton U.K.,. THE LATEST, NEWS. rovnwTotsji killed mlii. '' - t ', Dosed iclih Poicdrr, Shot aud Other Jflygteriout ' .fixture SJade at Jltdntffht. Little rock.. Ark.. Aug. is.An extraordinary illustration ot human creduUty has been developed in the trial at Arkansas City. Ark., of Dr. Henry Harris; charged with the mur der of James Venters, a colored man who had accumulated considerable property. Harris is known as a youdoo doctor." He has an ejttei ive practice in the swamps of South cm" "Ark ansa t and Mississippi, where the. negroes regard him as a magicao of good or evil. He gathers herbs and roots at midnight, the darkies say, and his knowledge of voudooism is unlim ited.!. He attended Venters at the first stage of his illness, A white physician was called, as the sick man grew worse who said he was suffering: from poi son, v If appears Venters had taken a dose of powder and shot, besides other mixtures of a ' mysterious nature. When he died Harris was put on trial for murder, The evidence showed a limitless range of ignorance and du plicity. Nearly all the witnesses ex-, pressed a firm belief in Voudooism. Marvelous experiences vvere told. The disciple of the voudoo practice was shown to hold life and death in the hollow of his hand. Numbers ;of cases where Harris had saved life and exorcised evil spirits from white .and black, young and old, were cited. The instruments appeared to be faith, charms and incantations. The jury, however, found Harris guilty of manslaughter, fixing his pun ishment at eiht months, imprison ment. There is mucji dissatisfaction. His friends say his conviction' is an outrage, a travesty of justice. There are others who hold a different opin ion, and it is said to night that he may yet sutler death at the hands of his victim's. CHTS irOIlTMt. Two ?ta .Arrested as the In cendiaries Who Caused The Wreck. Chicago, August 15. The Times to-day has a dispatch stating that two men have been arrested qn the charge of being the incendiaries who caused the Chatsworth horror. The authority given for the information is a man named L. Dobbs. who has been work ine: for some time past for a .farmer named Morris Kenoya. about three jniles from Kentland, Ind. Dobbs' informed the Times correspondent that the two men were arrested on suspicion of having set the bridge on fire.J They were given a preliminary t examination .belorc a lustice ot the . . , . , . 1 I consiaerea strong enougn 10 noia I them in ia.il. where they are now con- 4-Mfi..j fr.Ur nrrpmc unco pniumS ,u...v.. H. v-v." j,- I Dobbs added that his employer j Kenova was oresent at the examir.a- 1 tion. The correspondent interviewed V. F. Terrell, a conductor on a freight train and learned from him that the arrest had occasioned considerable excitement in State Line. He also I said yardmaster Jones of the Toledo, I n.-.,. B, w,lrA whn m w - m m & l a a a aa a a a u uv mm mm r a a stationed at State- Line, visited Kent- land Saturday evening and confirmed the truth of the arrest. Revolution in Tncaman. Panama, Aug. 15. The Buenos Avres Herald ihus describes the late military riot in Tucuman : 'It was reported on June 5 that a revolution had occurred in Tucuman; that the Governor had been deposed I ... - - I aiui LUti L L ill. 1.11 f ... M " " i . .- i siege' Later advices say : "After a tenac- triumphed. -The Governor and his Ministers are prisoners. There was a fight for more than twenty hour. r.rt attufrtinn is felt all over the - I w.... - cityVi-- !;,-, : It appears thaton Sunday, the pro vincial picket, atter attending mass in the Cathedrair was.1 returning to quarters, when it was met by an armed force of the peoDle.The soldiers fired on this body and twenty-fire men fell ! dead or wounded. The fire was re 1 turned and ten soldiers also fell. The j picket then dirided into twa parties, ; one of which took refuge in the Cath I edrail and the other in the Cabtldo, ', from which positions they kept up a continuous fire on the r eople in the i street. The Governor on hearing what had occurred went to Dr. Zavala, house for protection. He remained there tor some hours and then passed to the opposite side of the block, where he was besieged by the people, and he appears to hae surrendered with his m.nisters. It is said that the ordinary business of the city was not interrup ted except in th locality where the fighting was going on. Says She IfScrs 4bduted Sold. aud Toledo, O., Aug. 14. The sale of a wife for a glass of wine has created a sensation here and resulted in the arrest of Eugene Severy, of Susque hanna, Pa., and. VV. S. Cowell, of South Valley, N. Y. The girl who was old claims that she was abduc ted from the home of her grand mother and says that she was a member of one of the wealthiest families in Susquehanna. She claims that she was drugged and that when she became concious she was in Cleveland, O. She joined Eugene every, an adventurer, and he, be coming tired of her, as she alleges, sold her to W. S. Cowell, of South Valley. She' has appealed to the police and the detectives are investi gating. tiallant ltftcutt by .TJt. Hit aid r KaKsas City, Mo.. Aug. U. The three year-old child of John McGlinn, of No. ;S4 Armstrong street, yesterday fell into a cistern which is sixteen feet deep and con tains about twelve feet of water, Michael McNamant, the child's I grandfuther,immediately plunged in. '.The child had sunk twice and was just coming up to the surface when he caucht it by the neck. McNamara went under twice, but by a desperate effort he caught a slender piece of clothesline hanging in the cistern. With one hand holding the child and I the other grasping the rope he kept aKmra irnfar until n 4)pomort nr,i iroil ' with a ladder. McNamara is about seventy years old and was suffering with a broken leg. ST.1TJE VKIF. Charlotte Chronicle'. During the Mt. Holly fair last week. 7,000 tickets were spjjj on the Carolina Central road, between Charlotte and Mt. Hol ly alone. Yadkin Valley Netcs: The cars are to be at Pilot Mountian by the 15th of September just twelve miles from Mt. Airy. Regular trains will run to Dalton on and after Monday. August 1 5t l. Durham Recorder: The incorpor i tors of the Durham Gas Company hud a business meeting Friday Mr. J.S. Carr was appointed chairman and Mr. George W. Watts, secretary. The capital stock of this company is $20. 000, with the privilege of extending the same to. $100,000. Over $to.oo worth of stock has been taken. Wilmi ton Star: Mr. T. M. Em- ers n, g-n-al passenger agent ol tht Atlautlc Coast Liri?. has arranged for cheap excursion rates from this city to Asheville. on Friday, the 19th inst t Passengers can go by way of Colum bia. S C or by way of .Goldsboro and Raleigh, as thy prefer. Tickets, f good to return-until September 5tl, inclusive. $8.50. ' AllOrT WATBD. A cubic loot 01 ice we1gns55.cn pounds.- ! a a P - . m .a A A cubic foot of water weighs 6 pounds. - J . , 38. 57 cubic feet of ice weijh a ton (2 240 pounds). . ' . 35,84 cubic feet of water weigh a ton its! (2.240 pounds). The weight of sea walrr is 1.029 limes that of frh water. . " . DlMuttlttS' Sehtme. - . The ingenuity of shirpets u rott all comprehension. It has now taken the form of speculating upon the dead. A Philadelphia concern, calling it self the National Memorial Company, is engaged in a business which ought to be suppressed. Their plan is to ,i.k ,h. .... watch the obituary notices that ap- pear In the paper, and then to send to bereaved persens a cheap and vul gar caid on which, together with a good deal of ridiculous ornamenta tion, are priuted the name ol the de ceased person and aUo some wretch ed doggerel. Accompanying this caid ti.a circular which invites the person addressed to purcbate it, and otherilike it; at the price of twenty- Urnmm tmmtm "T"l. ! t 1 K Mvv. a..CIC H.,ua uareiacea request for return ol the card by mail u u is not wan tea: ana some nauseous I rematks about the "beautiful custom' which the National Memorial Com pany are endeavoring to trade upon, and the specimen verses follow. It is not difficult to imagine the shock that any decent person must feel who re ceives this batch ot stuff, and finds the name ot his lose relative thus made free with. To say that of all the dis graceful advertising schemes which modern one is strong b langusge. Good for .Vorlh Carolina. (taeigA JVetrs and Obstrter.) The Commissioner of Immigration, Mr. J. T. Patrick, is collecting and arrangeing specimens of all the agri- cultural products of the State, dritd fruits, medicinal herbs, woods, min- erals. precious stones, etc. etc.. for ex hibition at various fairs in the North ern States this fall. The collection will be exhaustive, yet as compact as possible. Arrangements have already been made to exhibit the collection at Pottsdam, in New York State, and Jefferson, Ohio. Other prominent fairs will be visited with the collection. The expenses of the exhibit will be entirely defrayed by the management of the various fairs, and will not cost the State of North Carolina one dime. PKRMOXAf.S. From the UWU.) The Rev. Dr. Burchard. of politicly, notoriety, is enjoying Reit, Pel reshnient and Recuperation at Sara toga. A strong- effort is being made to induce Mrs. Clevland to visit Newport I before she returns to Washington, Rev. John P. Newman and his wife are the guests of Senator Leland during their stay in Californfa. Gen Ferron. Boulanger's successor as French Minister of War, is a tall fine-look iug man. with gray hair and mustache. Ot the fifty persons present at Consul General Waller's dinner in London last Thursday forty five were native-born Americans. It is stated on good authority that James C. Flood, the Californa million aire, is suffering from Bright) disease and from gout in the eye. Assistant District-Attorney .De Lancey Nicoll is playing tennis at Bar Harbor. He is as effective in a tennis court as in a court of justice and I that is saving a good deal. t J i "Grasy Jacob" Whela.i is a local celebrity in PitMburg, Pa. Hist claim to notoriety lies in his fondness for drinking crude petro'eum. He is fond of the stuff, and it seems to agree with him I . j Cil Thomas E. Rose, commander j at Fortro. Tex., is at Cupe Ma'yj Rose 1 is the man who originated the famous 1 : escape from Libby Prison whereby ! Mjiiy-nmc .union soioiers regainea 'aal. j their freedom on the flight o 191864" Feb. Should this come to the nalicc ot any member of the society of Friends who mav be able, and. after inrcstiga ; tion. willing to assist a fellow member. ; who has a larrre family of children t i . educate, with the loan of a few hun- ! dred dollars, to enable him to educate his children! such an one will nlrar addres L.. undersell. c?rr of Morning r Nws office. iugenuity haj developed this form, from the presset of Messn. Itave Halifax lor totland Nexk at 3 00 the worst Avould be to use Thomas. IUcce A Co.. about the first P - Returning, ieares Scotland Nrek ine worsi. Avouia oe t- use . c-, . , j s.. 1:. s-.-latotoarru. dallr erxcrot Sandar. ut perhaps not inappropriate .v.r k..- fr,, nMP h,,,:.. I Trains leaves Tarboro, N. C tta Try It. TThjLl f King O. K. Dread. Plain Twist Dread. Medicated Graham Bread. Rye llrad. Dianood Cakes. Duchets Cake. Coffee Cakes. I Main Pcjsd Cake. afer and you will hare no other. Call for them at the C.tr Hiker y. I. II. Wist. He turned. King. theTTaVcr. And he can be found at the Ci:r g?- ,,IC w 10 State. and respectfully asks that yoo f ive his bread a tml. Hit baking Is I lUKery. lie ts the best baker in the too well known lor farther comment. uu U111.C nu jus witi 11 arc bu umrr bread. Ke9peCtfullr. I. II. Wur, I White h DouxUty- i Dealers in Fancy Groceties. Con I fections. Oxars. Tobacco. Clareues. Sec. under lkn bow Hal). Gire us a Call. Goods delivered to all parti of the I city free ol charge. I r.ll and se the bL-tfit melona in town. Fresh lot last received from rayeiievine. mouston o: lixo. LltUe Butter Cup. rure ana tweet; nine nutter cupt 1 - a . a a . I 111 auc ctcij uaj ay i 1 u t 1 iw; GkUlNSCOBo Candy Co. BEAE III UHTD ! will call on thebusineti : That I will call on the business men of Gree eensboro within the next ten days I the interest of the "Sketch or nix I in Battle or Quilfokd Court House.' through which to place their buiinest before the reading public Thit it no shoddy. Cheap John adveitisiog sheet, but will be a work that will be pre- I served by all. on account ol its hiilor- ical nature. I guarantee SATisrAC I Tios or no charget will be made. I Hold your orders for advertising until you see me. and nlant vour ads. where I they will bring forth good Iruit and I plenty of it. Respectfully. au2 ' For Bent. I A few nice rooms in MCentral Hotel I building' at it. 00. $2.00 and S2.C0 per I month. Apply to It. H. Tate. I tf I - . I Active eoap i-Toex which will be issued, in neat namnhlet . i rains on acotianu necit iirancnKoaa We had several hundred cards teat- AU rail via Richmond, and daily ex tered throughout the citv veslerdav P Sunday via Bay Line. whh hm nrtenieH ira iunri Al- I bright & McKnig. Jacob Jonet or our- PinU North Richmond and Wash .lvr the hnMcr i.f ihe rard will fet I mgton. one cake ol "Active Soap." Save your cards and get a cake ol No. one laun dry soap. Houston & Uro. tf. Agents. Whether from swampy land or stag nant pool, or from the deadly gaet of -1. .. t:t : 1.. wuy ccI,,inuulm po.WI...s same. Aver s Ague Cure, taken ao coraing 10 oireciion", is a wariamcu specific for malarial disorders. Come and see our butter cups: ? Greensboro Caniv Co. - PeopU's Fivs Cents SaTinrs Bonk Incorporated April 29th. 18S7. un der the laws ol North Carolina. Open for business luly 2, 1SS7. Under rigid examination of Cons missioner appointed by the Governor ot the Slate. Character and amounts of its invest mentt carefully limited by Statute. Receives deposits lrom five cents to two thousand dollars from any one person. Pays all profits to depositors. Ma'kestoans on public bonds, real .estate. and first-class personal security. orriCTKs : President-. M. Winstead. I'ice-rrcjidtHfsW. F. Steele. J. A. Odell. J. II. Harris. Treas. or Cashier) Samuel L .Trcg den. CUrk (or Secretary) H. H. Cartland. THE MCGANLESS HOUSE, DAN BURY. N.C Dr. W. H. HcCanless, Prop. This house hit been enlarged and newly fitted up (or the special accom modation of summer visitors to Pied mont Springt and the mountains. John Verralla't popular Italian String Band (consisting of harp, two violins and flute) has been engaged to make music for the guests ol this house during the cason. y Board S16 per month. $5 per week St per day. THE NORTH CAROLINA KSoLacco Jonmol, 1 ... r Devoted to the tobacco raising and tobacco manufacturing interests of North Carolina. Will be published by v. j. rvirKman. ureensooro. . v. The only paper ol the kind in the State. Weekl- 16 pages, four columns each. Two uollars per year. " Advertisirg rates low giveu on application. Will be issued retifjily alter S-ptember lit. WILMINGTON & WELnON RAIL ROAD COMPANY. r CONDENSED SCHEDULE. or. 1 TRAINS GOING SOUTIL '- 4 f No. Of No. 4 . r.:i 'r-..i Lv WcUoa.. j t$ P m $ S p m I to a a I Ar KOCXTAlll jj P Bl UrTirKvn itnnm l ' Lv Tarboro.'lt 30m wlwC, ! i Tt m1 . .(..' At ?!ma f C in m I Ar Fayctter. j ji p m LvCoUiaboro 4 54 p m 7 ao p ro j 5,1 a ra If lllfnalil o OaBmit!nntilsm fjr Curxaw..7 00 p o 613am Ar VUmi0f.j7 50 t m9 55 p mco a m 1 ' r , TRAINS GOltG NORTH. I No. 4$ 1 No. 47 I No. 4J uauy. uaily. j Daily. Lv WUming. 1 1 40 pmt 50 a ml ppn I rtarvawJ O tI a mn ti- n M 1 r Marroiia:i2 Utm'ionam 10V2 nm fa laOidsoor-i it a m 11 15 am it (S am i a t . 1 rajcticT. 7001m,,..,,,; ArSelma... 9 $3 a m 11 35 am Ar WUsocu. Lv Wilson .. J 32 a tn.ujc pra 11 ji am Ar Ro"VyML 1 00 p mi 37 a in Ar Tarboro.: '4 Co 0 m Lv Tarboro. ,11 Jo am ... . .... Ar Weldoru. 4 05 a ro a 15 p m i 4S a m Aioeraari x Kaiein. k. k. uany. except ??aT 6 P "5 5 P mf Wilharrutoo, N. C. 8 to p tn. and 6 40 n . a m ra a t a my a r ua,,y excePl unaT. f m;, 9 5 a m. arme Tarboro. N. C. 4ramk on UM ? leaves Goldsboro. N C. daily except Sunday. 5 30 p m.; arrire SmithfiekL N. 'l0iJn' Rcturnin2 .War5 Sih- Xi r -1- ' Southbound train on Wtluxi & Firri. teville P ranch is No. 50. Northward is No. si. Trains ro. 40 bouth will stop only at Wilson. Goldsboro and Magnolia. Trains No 47 makes close connection atWeldon for all points North daily. Trains make close connection lor all AI1 laA"f n id between Wilming- ton and Washington, and have Pull ma a Palace Sleepers attached. ! JOHN F. DIVINE. General SupV J. R. KKNLY. Sup't Transportation T. M. EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agent T1CUM0XD AND DAXYILLE 1UIL- I j UOAD. CONDEXhTD SCHEDULE. TUAI.X8 RUN BY MERIDIAN TIMI1 TRAINS UOINQ KOUTII. lUy. UOih. 1KM7. No.Sa Na IX Duilj. Daily; Leara New York ' 4 45 mm 4 30 pea Leave ltIlaJelrLia. ... ?2"; CL1 fS Laaya Uaitimora. tMSan 912 p a LaT vTaahl&tua 11.4 axo 11 00 pa Leava CbaxioiUTiU. 3 15 p tn 3 00 Lea Lj neli berg. .... i io p tt. SCGa La DujivUU i 8i. hm 0b5a a-a a a m axa tv UUbuMod. 3 00 p d '3 30 a n Laara Ooiiiaboro 1) 30 am s 10 pa Leav UalatgB ; &3UaAi 1 00 Leav DnrLatn , 637ata 330 LcaraHUti 1'Uat llliasu 10 16 Lravo tUlubery llZJmm 1 13 axa Learo CbaxkXlo aata 1(0 pa LaaTt IkaaUabarg... Z 2G mjo 3 3ta laT UrtcutilU 6 Us mm 4 41 tea Arriva AlUuU 1 JJta I040pu TIX A IN H OOISG NORTH. suy Hls Ib?r7. N. SI. Ko.ta. Dally.; Dally; ' S tC axa C 3S pa , C 4Stu j 8 CI p la 7 56 am 13 t cj , S 3S tt' 9 40 fa 11 47pm 1ICT7 aa . 3 44 j ta C30 axa Arrtva OiarVtl.... - - SIlary ... HisjU Kuiet . Cltvbataa .. DarLritxa lUlaigla . ... - Ooldaiana ... 4 30 pea 11 S3 aja Am aJiBTtue tu iuaa 11 Xi pm - UkLniaa. 3 Uh C 13 axa Arrire Ltrlbnr !IU(o 3 00 axo - laMrUMtr-TilW ... 3 40 p 4 10 ax a sk a a a n. Wa-Luioa 8 23 pa 8 10 ta Itthittxww 11 S3 ra 10 C3 ta - :ktU!'!4iLa,.... 3 00 axa 12 3S pa N Y-'tk.. C23fua, 3 tO pa Dly Vt itsnaday. ' N.WaM.C."RAILROAD.- oouo aorra Sa XX. Ka. lm Lt. Saiem 7 5Jn 530 Vao 3tom Nof. ea.3 sr. KaUm 1130 Mt ilSOaa. SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On trains 50 and 51, Pull run Buffet Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew York. New Orleans and Washington via Dan ville.. Ou trains 51 and 53. Pullman Baflet SJeeper Montgomery and Washington, Aiken and Washington, .via DanTjlle. On trains 51 and 53 Pullman Sleeper m aP a between Richmond and Greensboro, and Greensboro and Goldsboro. For rates and information appjy to an Ager.tof the Company or to SOL HAAS. T. M. Jas. L.TAYL0R, . Gn. i'a'S. Anent, .1 a tk. f-k a mym a
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