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THE HENDERSON GOLD LEAF THl'RSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1900. The Gold Leaf. henderson, n. c. THURSDAY, NOV. 8. U0O. Population Flowing Southward. (New Yoik Daily Financial '.) The Southern intereats arc now get ting to work on the riht track. From railroad down to country mer chants, they are goiri in to increase the population of the South by ini niigration ami by bringing in people from the North. The South has superabundance of natural wealth, and it only needs the labor of man to brin it out. It is easier aad more certain -to secure wealth by bringing in people to develop it than by hunt ing around for capital that does little good to a country if it has to be beg ged to come in, for then it wants the earth. Let the people of the South show their wealth to tho.e who, with the labor of their hands, can develop it, and the result will .soon be such improvement that capital will come in seeking for something to develop, and will then become a real help. The "capitalist" who buys for a thousand dollars a property having in it possibilities of a hundred thous and, then sits down and waits for some one to pay $-,0Q for his chances is of no help to the country. The man who can show better results from tilling the soil, who can get money out of his timber, or his min erals, or utilize a water power and start a settlement. i woith a dozen of the so-called capitalists"' who are sitting down on the chances of mak ing a fortune out of somehodv else in stead of out of the ground. The South is rich in opportunities for bet tiers. It was the settlers who made the West. And the chances for them in the South are greater and oppor tunities more varied than they were in the West in the earlv dav. Tin: A.T CM Mi A I.. The FrciM'li pi-tul I hi-iil'v Wlfc'H ISrollirro Will Milliliter !. Cur ! nntl Krlit-i i- tin I slnlf !' tn-ht. N'ftt Yi.rli. Novei:.; i r -.- ' 'n tin- au thority of ii.tic.i!.. f : i. Ill of the laic Jay CimsI,!." K v.-i: int- World to-day i:iioi'i! ex ,;,.,t the ocbts of Count l:.n:i C;i -.. iluii,- will l.e paid In full liv the f.i.i::,'t ;i t once. "The ir. :, l iniount v j i JiCI'll I 111 (I 1 II- ' Is I o lie M' . i Boils. "A 1 1 : 1 1 . . : u u . jitue, t. . i ' : ' 1 i i: ", t ne da! mr- f '. 1 ' el, 'I ;M 'n.st t he 1 ' 1 " if r. ! Anna " !: D'.iriinu World y i .'' i i i ;i ; .! v h" eon-ii--' . :en. IIowaiI. Kd v. in .ii, ii 1'i.u 1, c c!, ,, mit ti !-e .lel.is, ;i . i i.;,i.cr tin' honor lif the I I.iulo t.,,-1 ;. i:; in olvi'il. I rn-ii i ! : i t I... Kv.-i'ii:- World "tiele ,-ilVX. II V ,;S il,i-j..,j hilt t !" limild luiiii, i - I..!... p, ,mIv doulile.i Kiln- J.,j Conl.; .'.,,: iu,,l Anna'!- hare is noaily :. '. 0 .111, her in oiiii' iii'.'ir.: t. ! 1 ii' ih:,:i SCUIi.ooi), at tier tofore :-!iii d . !',. total value of the Could est.,!.' i., i,,,u over $12", 0(10 )00." Ml!. IIANNA'S CAM i'AIHN. 'hieai;o. Nnvmiir LV -Senator Man ila ild!le'ei! Ilili . illi-ei me,..; tu-niKht, tile liirni.it one Ii ir,'; :.i Wist, in av litie and 1 1!o: niirud Road, where the tie, ill lis iil.i in u h'e;i the meeting was h.ld was imiI.oI. It was an order ly lllt-ftillK. atld ill ei.at ( Ultras! to the hoincw ha t i xei,!,,,. : eee.tioii he had hist i.inlit. S. 11.M., r M;:,ir, a spoke prac tically ..!(!. 1:: ;i". i ui'tion. Mr. I'.ryan spoke in till- ."ei tion of the Northwest Fide last i.iU.t. .:.,'. nalor Manna de Voted IlioM ,,t ho: ''IMC to ii disc us.sion f impc ri..l.s.n iiml tm.ii.-j. on which Mr. Hi. van dwelt t he !y. I.AIiOU AGVi ATI ii:s IN A KICflT. New York. N..v. .n "T 2. Six speak er.s of the ,-ia list l.ahor party who Insisted in 1 :ii .1;; :,, .:.i . noiiiioii.s irowd at tv. i t .i :i. ,i,,. a!1,l Avenue I". t i-nihi. v.. I.- aiM.s:,,! by the po lice. A 1: 11! : I of i -In'. I. in u;ts dons l-y the iilieiix. wii.i nnniliercd over thirty. The -. 1 n,- ahotit the corner for pcvciiil Imiiis v.-as wildly fxcititiK and I lie police ilispcised the crowd several t tines. The Socialists went hack to their licadijuurtei s overlooking the cixner af ter lieint; hailed and talked aKain. ALVUItn IHSCIIAItCKl) AXIi l!E AKItKSTKD. New York, November H. City Mairis trate Kl.immer discharged Cornelius L. Alvord. the defiitiltlnR note teller of the Kirst Natii Hank, from custody to day. The nuiRis: rate said he was satis fied that he had no jurisdiction in the case. Alvoid whs allowed to leave the courtroom. Inn as sum as he reached the col 1 idor he was re-art este.l hy .1 1'nited States m.iishal and taken be fore Tinted States C.uuinissioiiei Shields. The lomiiiissionei- held Alvord h, Jir.ii.niui hail tor , xamniiition on 1 nesdiiy. Ilitii was n..t u.rfered and Al vord was taken to jail. A IJAM.WAY HKA1. i-0.SC.MMATT"r Chat t.ui. ;.:. T, : n . November 2. The i tli.-ia1 a. r. ,. , . , .4l ls 1 day i.f t!i ..,i;! , t i . Ti of a dial y whiih the K.i; .1 ...irs.t Compat.j f this city. I1.0 )s d Uy I'hii.i,!- ij 1, I'ajiital.si.- I j . s ;:'e,i jiosscssiott 'f the will I 11 wn ,1 i-i proptrties 11 1,'1,'knli: 1.1?; !::. ; liidins the 1 line raili ...1 fioci '.im.i to the p ol the ii'.i:i.:a 11 ut.d lac electric line iW the iiuun:..i:i. hik i:hk lORUERY. lure I bun One 1 it 11 oiiccriMMl In lh ouspirac) I he llcarini; lol Mll'l. New Ycrk. Xwemher 2. -Charles P. Jems, the personal attendant uf the late William M. Kin-, w l:o attempted to commit suicide yesterday, was visit ed in the hospital to-day hy Dr. Chris tian, who has him in charge. Ir. Chris tian said thai Jones was very much improved. The hearing of the application by the proponents , f the ' nakir'" will of the late !r. Kice. that a liter will, which is alleged id te in the possession of Al bert T. I'atriok. tie placid on tile in the office of the surrogate, was to-day ad journed until November 2tth. Assistant Iistrict Attciney Osborne said to-day that ii was his opinion that more than one man had been ceii vr:;t-d in a pen i ral conspiracy to t possession of Kiee's pr'perty. "Witness.' he said, "the general pro ceedings the day after Mice's death. I do not mean to intimate that there was any one else concerned in Kiee's death. Hut to my mind the circum tiUit 1 s point strongly that there was 1 ne. anil perhaps more, other men itcheiuins; to get hold of the old man's l'roperty. " He was asked if there would be any further arrests in the case, and said not at this-, time, stating it would be first necessary to pit the evidence. "I shall take no steps until 1 have fully corroborated Joins' confession." I.- continued. 'I know that I'atriok was Informed of Jones' confession, or at least a part of it. before it was made public. He has made no statement. T expect to see Professor "Witthaus soon and learn If the lungs of the dead man were preserved. 1 am informed that the lungs showed Indications that would suggest smothering and I wish, to ascertain fully about it. "I shall oe busy for five or six weeks la completing all the details of the cas Uur towertrring Jones'.cflBlgsglPA M'GOVEttS A WOMIKR. Ibe I'ealhcrweliclil (liHinpion in the Prize King-He Whip I!ernHle!u in the Sftenlh Hon nil. L.ouisvi!!e, Ky.. November 2. Terry McOovern, the marvel of the prize rin,r. defeated Jol- lierr,s:in, of New Yori:. in the seventh round I efore th" Nonpa reil Athk-tic Clu!) and f.i"'i people t night. Th'? featherweight harnpionsh'. was Involved and the battle was s h'-c -tiled for twenty-five -r'-unds aeeordlrii? to the Kastern ir;terfretation ! Btraiht Marguis of Cc'ue' nsrjerry rules. The inducement vias a purse of $3C0O. of v.hich the vi't .r leit-ived $2500 George Siler was referee. Uern.stejn had withstood the on slaught of the Hrooklyn wonder for twenty-five rounds before the liroad way Athletic Cluii in New York, April 2S, WJ.i, and his entrance to the arena a Fcc-ond time to do battle with thf bantam and featherweight ha:n;ion of the wot Id was characterized by confi dence and determination. H- had been here for s-r'-veral days preparing himself and v. as trained to the hour. 'Terrible Terry." with all the ferocity and Fpeed for which he is noted, took his time, only occasionally sailing into Bernstein, but when h" did it was a slashing succession of hlews which ap peared to be snatch' d fi in a inyst. -rious source. After two minutes apd five s"-cornli '. the seventh round h" i i'ii.i i-ant:. ! and beat down hi- it n i t. was badly dazed ;,i:d ;'. for several second". The i-ori'i'ierfi of Ii:-:o!i, Ii: f- rntei i not sj.'eak and all tic fir- the 'ither little stars of manient, h:ul a : ': punch in either ha--'. ! credited v. it h t!ie ." ! '. ' blow hard-r than tie - slorial heii vy ii;-': t I -' and be wild nd I: ; ' : -: blows f ror:i all dire ly at t h s;i me ins: u t - i: - --ith ;i .M ti ivern. I -liver u prof-s- I. rushed l st with I rconiing- i i.airipion in recent The battle .Viis i ship contest in th' years and at tract., d a bouts. Sporting m rago, Cira inna t i. Itn lii st out h iit ir'- ca roe lv-re-om Chi- anapolis. St. Iouis and Nashville. In tlie final round :.! his whii H' ind foi o ;i ri. i vein showed iipe.l kill in? u" his oppo- slab l h it took the s!' a rn rtent. I'own Hern: !'i:i eit the terror wiilkinv around tiger, liernstein v.- or.-'bie after a right hod; to ti;. Iteferee Sib-r wa ! T- rry t and stopped th !'.'.: repeatedly, him like a to continue jaw and his corner E perience is the best teacher, ami the most expensive. mm OOOOOOO ryCCOCCOCCO mM Mr " $ iyj JJ IrJ te 1 1 1 fin m m m u fft nn ra w K rii I I WT TTTT fTD T7TT fTl T7TT n ifeHPiMP f HEM ELEGANT DESIGNS! Prices BARNES' . . - - Fatherly Advice to "Smart" Youn: Men. The foilowintf little lav sermon from j. pen of Hob liurdett. the liutn-orist-philosopher, is priute! for the 1 enetit of those thoughtless voting tin n who imagine it to be the acme of smartness to allmle to. their father as :l.e oM man;" Icabod. mv boy, methowght I hearil you speak of yourj&ire this morning a-i the "old man."1 You are eighteen vears of aire, are vou not? Just so! That is the age when youth ha Us tirt attack of big head. " Vou imagine at this moment that you know it all. I observed by the eut'of your trousers and the aDgle of your hat, and the flavor of your breath, and the btyle of your toothpick shoes, and the swagger ijf your walk, that you are badly gone on" yourself. This is an error of youth which your uncle can overlook, but it pains him sorely to hear you .peak" in terms of disrespect of one vou should never mention save by the sacred name of father." He may not be up to your style in the modern art of making a fool of himself, but, ten to one, he forgets more in a week than you will ever know. He may not enjoy smoking gutter-snipes, chopped tine and enclosed in delicate tissue paper, but he has borne a good niiinv hard knocks for your sake, and is entitled to all the reverence your shallow brain can muster. Hy and by. after vou are through knowing it all, and begin to learn something, you will be ashamed to look in the glass, and wonder where the fool-killer kepi himself when you were ripe for the sacrilice. And then when the '-old man"' grows tired of the journey and stops to rest, and vou fold his liandu serosa his bosom and take a last look at a face that 1ms grown beautiful in death, you will feel a sting of regret that vou ever spoke of him in so gross ly, disrespectful manner, and when you hear other sprouts of imbecility using the language that so delighted vou in the germinal period of man hood, vim will feel like chasing them with a sled stake and crushing their skulls to see if there is any brain tis sue on the inside. ml that Sound Unreasonable. 1 Least Said, BIG FURNITURE nrin hit. Th' i i;:-. r . the i . : cf i stairs iit Nir..: ir !; - f. v trxmitt that his ii.'!' !. : rdir.s:f -is n f. f-r. K ' v. n? vvh- n ii b'ltly ' : olHicn ' -fault, i ct the 1 : i e.-v-:' at ::ue elevated :n i"c?rftn.-:vt OtVeli YeSJerf!;'. is r- : iv- ' cl e;re foi. e vi- ion is per-a-tomcd r;t.inc" i' i.tto him. Th !'ise b:':".il Man' !,igj:i to svveai 1 :i , ur-.p :. i:r. , at him. "I wasn't In yc":r '.lind man. "and I wa y. !-.:n't prote?lf(l th want you tc curst me that v. ay." -Why. yoi hlar.kety-bhtnk fool" That v.as .. far as 1." L"'"- The Kind mar lar.!i d a straight ii !u arm punch liusl on the burly crie s face. The blow sent him to tiie sii'ev.iiih. and ia falling ht s .'raped the .'-kin :f his ro.--e which hii the eieViUi.il raiiiiiid structure. His nos ,va:-: l.lee.ii-g wie :; he sot to his feet, bet he had lost i is ptmnaelty and the nearest he carre to t.;;.it wi:s to blurt out: I'll hi: vr you ai ; - ii ; I'll hitve you ar rested." "liett' r not." s: i i i:m 'aierly man wh wltr.fssed the knockdown and what pre ceded it. "You .sot vv.iat you deserved." The burly irata flunk into the mares saloon, when- he hrusl.id the dust ftoir his clothes :,r.il l.'thtd his injured face The blind ir.;;i: he; t iit his stand. ON THK Fl.'YiT.i: OF CHINA. "Spare no mar. that wears a pigtail." he says. "An"." he says, "me an' th' Garman Michael will smile on ye as ye kick th' lir.in' out iv th' dhraKon an' plant on th' walls iv Peking th' ban ner," he says, "iv th' cross, an'," hf says, "th' dou'oie cross," he says. "An if be clianie ye shud pick up a little land be th' way, don't lave e'er a F; inch.man or P.ooshan take it fr'm ye or ye' II feel me specyal-delivery hand rn th' hack iv ye'er neck in a v. a that'll do ye no kind iv gnod. Hoe's Garman Michael." he says, "hoei; Kran'father, hock th' penny-p . t :, fist," he says, "hock mesilf." he .:-. s "An' th' German Impror wint h-.v-u u bin bedioom f'r to wurruk on th' V I h-.-'s Koin' to br-rins out nex' year take th' place iv th' Bible. Mr. I,'. ' ., a Harper's Weekly. Mr. Xewlywed (reading)- -Love is a balloon that takes us up to heaveu; marriage is the parachute that brings us slowly back to earth again."1 Mr. Xewlywed (also reading) 'Another parachute horror! Man falls 3,1):)') feet and is .lashed to pieces! Same old .-tory! Parachute fails to work.' ILLUSTRATIONS BF A Easiest Read. 'Twould Take a Volume to Tell it All 00 VPZtM T$3E: CfJOW Robinson's Ruminations. COtange Oiiserver.) When a man '-taxes his niemor" he imposes upon himself. There are some crooked branches iu every genealogical tree. The man who has a scolding wife wants but little hear below. It is a curious fact that a political bolt never fastens anything. Brevity is the soul of tit when it comes to making a ball-room dress. Love mast be blind, for the house is always dark after the old folks re tire. This is a glorious season for bash ful lovers uo ice to break and vet they will break their pocketbooks buy ing ice-cream. Bathing suits will be of lighter ma terial this year than usual. We under stand that canceled internal revenue stamps will be utilized to a great extent. iWDdDQD WD leave no room for doubt, as these are all unmistakable signs of Contagious Blood Poison. Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood "Poison. These joisonous min erals never yet made a complete and permanent cure of Contasious Blood "Poison. Thev drive the disease back into the system, cover it up for a while, but it breaks out again in worse form. These powerful minerals produce mercurial rheumatism and the most offensive sores and ulcers, causing the joints to stiffen and finger nails to drop off. Mercury and potash make wrecks, not cures, and those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after free from aches and pain. S. S. S. acts in an entirely different manner, being a purely vegetable remedy ; it forces the oisou out of the system, and instead of tearing down, builds up and invigorates the general health. S. S. S. is the only antidote for' this specific virus, and therefore the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison. No matter in what stage or how hopeless the case may appear, even though pronounced incurable by the doctors, S. S. S. can be relied upon to make a rapid, permanent cure. S. S. S. is not a new, untried remedy; an experience of nearly fifty years has proven it a sure and unfailing cure for this disease. It ts the only purely vegetable blood medicine known. Mr. H. L. Myers, too Mulberry St.. Newark, N. J., avs : " I was afflicted with a terrible blooil disease, which was in spots at first, but afterwards spread all over my body. These soon broke out into sores, and it is easv to imagine the suffering 1 endured. Before I became convinced that the rju.i??. - s-miffyr mw 1,1? 4$ fl in - : T iV.-l F-.2Kra 1 I ever for this. All correspondence is held 7 Don't Hesitate, Now's the Time. HOUSE Utilizes Corn Stalks. (.Wilmington Dispatch ) Mr.T. J.Davis, of Charlotte, travel ing inspector of machinery for the cotton seed nil along the Atlantic coast, left loJay, after a few days spent in this city. Mr. Da vis conducts a model farm near Charlotte, and has excelled the average planter in devis ing a plan by which corn sta'.ks can be' utilized as feed. He cuts down the stalks whole and throws them in to a machine, which tears them into bits. The resulting product makes excellent feed, but when steamed and mixed with a little corn or cotton seed oil it makes an unexcelled foo l for horses, mules and cattle. We were shown a niiniture bale of the food. It smells sweet and fragrant, and certainly ought to prove inviting to eqine and bovine appetites. He who laughs can commit no deadly sin. In some -ases the external signa of Contagious Blood Toison are so slight that the victim is firmly within the grasp of the monster before the true nature of the disease is known. In other cases the blood is quickly filled with this poisonous virus and the swollen glands, mucus patches in the mouth, sores on scalp, ulcers on tongue, sore throat, eruptions on skin, cormer colored snlotches. and fallimr hair and eyebrows doctors could do me no good I had spent a hundred tried various patent medicines, but they did not bottle ot S. S. S. I was trreatlv nnoroved. and was on my chest began to grow paler and smaller, and before lotig disappeared entirely. I regained my lost weight, became stronger, and my appetite improved. I was soon entirely well, and my skin as clear as a piece of glass." Send for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable information about this disease, with complete directions for self treatment. Our medical department is in charge of physicians who have made a life-time study of blood diseases. Don't hesitate to write for any information or advice wanted. We make no charge what- in the most sacred confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. FEW I w a. I i m as -a -4v SABERS LATEST FOR BARGAINS! Recipe For Courtship. To one piece of dark piazza, add a little moonlight. Take for granted .... Pre, iii two strong i ones, one small soft baud. Sift light I Iv two ounces of romance; add a large j measure of folly; stir in a floating 1 i- two whispers. Dis- oIve a half dozen glances in a well ol silence; dust in a small quantity or hesitation, one ounce of resistance, two of yielding: place the kisses on a ilushed'cheek, or two lips; flavor with a slight scream and set aside to cool. This will succeed in any climate, if directions are carefully followed. Knowledge is bother. Teach a ser vant to "know his place''' and he will want to leave it. There are many men who are gen erous to a fault, but it is always their own fault. Mercury AMD o Potash wrec&s, No! Cures dollars, winch was really thrown away. I then reach the disease, w neu I naa nmsnea my nrsi delighted with the result, i ne large, rea spioicnes STYLES! 1 VESTIBUlttj liMITED Trains Double Daily Service Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta New Orleans and Points South and West. Schedule in tnect June 3rd, 1900. MH'TIIHOI M. '.'ul Ia.iT 'Mi Lv New York. PRli Lv Philadelphia Lv Baltimore " Lv Washingtou Lv Kichmond S A L Lv PetersbuiR 11 iii I'm I' Cl Lv Ridgeway Jet S A L 2 23 a 111 ''Tpm Lv Henderson r A l, J a i 4ll Lv Raleigh Lv Southern Thies 'i'ni 'I'm 4 a hi ."l ."i7 a in No. 4ir; SAL it .in a in Lv Hamlet '- !' IB Lv Columbia t Ar Savannah Ar Jacksonville Ar Tampa SAL io:a i.. r: B v iii u, ti ;Ui a in No. 4n;; 'piu Ar Charlotte Lv Chester Lv Greenwood Lv Athens Ar Atlanta SAL :;i a n, SAL '.i;.2a 11 4-' a in 1 in 4 Oil in Ar Augusta C & V V 5 10 i in Lv New York N Y l'&N t-S (to a m ii,i , B, Lv Philadelphia " 10 L'o a m 1 1 -y, (1 Ui Lv New York OPSM'o fa iiiip""i:'i Lv Baltimore B S P Co .'v m Lv Washington NJfcWSB No. 4".; Nn. 4; SAL "20 pin : a ,u 12 0,"i a in 12 ii ; , m Lv Portsmouth Lv Weldun No. :;i Lv Ridgeway Jet Lv Hendeion Lv Raleigh Lv Southern Pines J.i a in l -" I' ui a in r, ji a) 4 (Mi a in ) tii 5 T7 a in u ij p n, No. 4n:; " 'ir Lv Hamlet (" 50 a m N'T7::i Lv Columbia t S A L 10 a m Ar Savannah 2 57 p m Ar Jacksonville 7 40 m Ar Tain pR ti :() a in No 4o.i Lv Wilmington S A L ArChiulotte SAL V ."1 a m Lv Chester S A L ! i,J aTn Lv Greenwood n 42 a m Lv At Ik lis 1 4s p iu Ar Atlanta 4 oo p m Ar Augusta C & WC ? 10 p in A r Macon C of Ga 7 2o p in Ar Montgomery A&WP 9 2iTpln Ar Mobile L N 3 (i.r a in Ar New Orleans L A X 7 40 a in Ar Nashville . C& St L ii 4o a in Ar Memphis N C & St L 4 (hi in ' i' m Nn. 12 .Vja m .p C' ui Nn 41 o ( 1' 111 i ; x in 4.: ;i ii. 4llTIIIIOiM llail Hiulv No. 4t Nii.u; Lv Memphis N CJfc St L 12 4.") p in s v, put Lv Nashville N'CAStL 9 30 a in Lv New Orleans L N 7 4. p in Lv Mobile " 12 20 a in Lt Montgomery A&WP it 20 a m !l '! a iu 7 4". i 111 12 x iii 1 1 J" a in 4 2' p HI V'. .ii c p in 1 1 2:: ' m J ii-, a m 4 1 in Lv Macon C ot Cia Lv Aumi-ta (TFtt't K oo a m 9 40 a in No. 4o2 1 (10 p m 2 .Ml p III 4 44 p in i; 2s i in Lv Atlanta Ar Athens Ar Gieen word ArChe-ter Lv Chai loit.- S. L S A Ii ( ::o p m .r ("iu Lv Wilmington SAL 12 d.". pa N". ' ' a d No 44 "J O .'t p m 10 00 p ill 11 40 p in 12 M a in Lv 1 1 Mil I ft S A L Lv Southern Pines S A L Lv Raleigh Ar lleiiderion 10 ('1 ail; 1 1 .Vi 3 a 1 KipB Lv Hidgf way Jet SAL 1 20 a in 1 4'. . ui Lv Petei sbui g S A L 4 IS a in 4 4" p m Lv Richmond 5 1.". a in .'. 4i n, A r Washington PRR H 4.1 a m :t:aipn. Ar BaltiinoiH in os a in 11 i iii Ar Philadelphia 12 .(0 p in L'."'.n. Ar New York " :si:;jni ;i:imi. Ni7. 402 No. : Lv RidgHwa y Jet SAL 00 a m 1 4i p m Lv We Id on 4 :;o a in ::i.". pin Ar Portsmouth 7 oo a in .' : p ni Ar WashlngUtn NAWSB Ar Baltimore B S P Co Ar New York (TdsscTT 7 mi a hi "T'i 4' m M : p m ArPhila'pbia NVP&N t3 4ii p in :.liiani Ar New York " K :H p in 7 4 i a iu NOTE. tlailv exceot Suinlav. : rn- tial time. Eastf in time. Dining Cars between New Yoik ni Richmond, and Hamlet ai d Savannali t trains Nos. :u and 44. Southern -Railway. THt STANDARD RAILWAY u TH SOUTH. The Uirtrct Line t l''inis TEXAS CALIFORNIA, - FLORIDA, CUBA AND PORTO IRC CO. Strictly FIRST - CLASS Equip; menton all Through and Loca-Trains-.Pullman PalacSifPlC Carson all Night Trains; Fa and Safe Schedules Travel by the SOLTMI.P nJ"'J assured cl a Sale, Ci:i'i"r'bk Expcdilioui Journey. A I'lM V Kl 11 U 1.1- lit . i ' VI- llAltK AM) (iKNfcltAI. IM "I '! rlIU OH A MJKK'-e H. L VfcRNoN, F. R.DAKEY. I P A.. ' v ' Av :hsrl..tt, N. C. A- -"i-No Trouble to Answer yuli"" " Franks. Gannon, J. H. Cn'p, W.l-T" 3rdV-PcGennan TrafMn GP WASHINGTON. 1 OSCAlToUTLi Tonsorial Artist. UKNUKKSON, NORTH AK'l-l- Btst Fitted np Snaiing Parlor Alton on band a frh hjt j, . al Patent flour nJJi, A V am' in w at
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