at:.
now torn
Bow long, 0 Lotd, Vw 'iobg, ..
Shall telling eyes from itj to dajr, .,;
Still meet sgaia is type's display
The easting, snivelltsg essay, ' .
By hayseed parson in dismay, ,
Or raw-boned prude ia ebaate array.
Or srenk with wit la dtra deeay. -
Or fraitie ass alto sen feat brsy -And
kick; 'tia writ, that threadbara la,
About tba draaa deeolleteV-- ' ,v
How long. O Lord, how long ? vh. '
v T Th Gaowi,ta.
OliEVELAWD'S COMING MESSAGE.
-
Beat Ba.lt for Sea FUhlng-rho Bood
... - ..v. ,.
- Montgomery Special to Atlanta eosituutloa.
The following very epioy oomblna-
" tioo of fun, toot and philosophy was
- pioked Dp oil the street her to day
. A wicked blmetalliatBaRgeetait was
aeat here for the indorsement of tb
a', machine t
raE8IDBMT,8M8Sie,DMBBB,1895.
Gentlemen of tbe ' 8enate and
House I have had kv verylraaan.
- summer.- The flitaing was first rate,
and having no ! Congress oa 1 my
' hands, I enjoyed it to the fullest ex-
tenb ! For ?deep sea fishing I. have
: discovered that "chumps" are fine
f bait; Mr. Benedict ran down on oe
'. or twice, bat upon my woid I didn't
tonoh any.j. If there Js isuoh pn-ja
tfloe that the word of a President
cannot be taken,- I refer to Mr.
-4 Joseph Jefferson" a gentleman
' - personally acquainted with the Don--"
existence of the fact; There may
- . have been some then, but I did not
knowlt
i - . "My foreign relations are peaceful
1 The crowned, heads of Europe have
beeq. busy having a good time all
' summer and there has been bat lit
tie talk of war. I am told that-the
sturdy -Japanese have1 ooDoluded
pesos with China, bat I regret to
say that Chins to turn ha since
, made war on oar nrissioDSTies in her
.. . ..: J,....-. .. . - . U.t.
ooantry wimspme soomsb uavr,
' ss yer, taken no motive steps -in tbe
"matter. I reoognlze the fact that
, Chins was angry over her defeat and
had to take it oat on some one. sod
that the i missionaries were convenient-My
people should there
i ' fore, reserve their judgment. On
sober seoon thonght I nave no
' doubt batthat Chins willee that
she ought not to have done it, sod
will take proper steps to bury the
"dead. ' If she doe not I ehaU send
' my navy over and have, it done
N "My domestic relations continue
pleasant and there is one more of
- them. An eminent sUttsUolaiTlfL
forms me that there is already a
predominance of females in the
Eastern State, and I had hoped the
' party of the sexes might not be far
ther disturbed. - Bat I am told there
are many suloldes and fether extra
1 ordinary modes of demise'smong the
, male ser, which leads me to hope that
" this sociological qoestion will adjust
itself without legislation. : ,
"Gentlemen of Che,; House My
' Secretary of tbe Treasury, will sub
mit to you bis estimate of the oom
Ing fiscal- year.' While' money Is
very sound and has increased in
value when it comes to purchasing
theproduotof labor, and thus pay "
. lngthelaborer.lt mast re remem
" ' bered that it requires as many dol--,
iars now to pay the salaries of the
publio servants and tbe interest on
s' our national debt and other flxwi
charges as it did before we got down
' to hard pan. It is oat of m p)wer
' therefore, to reoommend the reduo--tioo
of taxes, .Indeed, .they may
'. have to be Increased somewhat a
; demand npon,my people to which I
-. know thev will Dairiotioallv resDond
, whoa thay know the reason why. .
Tou sea the change-over the
world from tbe double to the single
-standaid has oaused gold to oome
- Into oouaiderable demand.' In fast.
' all the nations of thej world are bid
' ders for it. Is America to be oat.
hid : Not If I can halo 1L I bavw
paid out of my treaaurri some $10,
r ' 000,000 to my great and good frienda,
tbe Rothschilds, sod they agreed to
back my ooanty untu- October 1st
- lastrv' 'WV ; f '' ':.'y
"But since. tht time tbeotber side
have been gaining on us to such aa
, extent that if my O. A Q F.'s will
' not be over-sensitive and wilt take
;; another $10,000,000, Indirect you to
-' v vote me suthocity to close the deal
' If you do not, I shall resume - sating
under the resumption sot It is
said to be s good thing sad ought to
be pushed. Y?S
' - - "I have mentioned ; the principal
, ' matters relative to my, Government
' . There are some small subjects, each
as the Cuban;. skirmishing . and the
' Nicaragua Canal, about which I may
address you later. '' The prinoipal
1 matter now Is to remunerate my G.
& G. F.'s, so as to put gold into the
coffers o( our common country. I
; aid thai 11 you .would then, pall in
, all of the demands against my
Government this gold would likely
' stay there.v- u ?,.--
"The offlolal family are' all quite
well at the present time, bats little
tired I felt It necessary that they
should go abroad In the land to edu
oate the people, who seem .slow to
understand that the best friends
they have In the worldxare my
bankers In the East and in Earope.
They have had, strange to say, a
hard .time. Bmlth, , my seoreUry
fronr tie- J&tsrlor,. reports that.
haV'iCft feifs to heark - ther trill not
hearlri QeOrf(!a. Tnete WU' loan
prospect In Kentucky nuder ih In
flaenoe of my former s ilver-tan jrued
Secretary of the Treasury, bat lieu
old Joe Blaobarn will yet take the
'cake."
Tbe oomaouQioattoo closes rather
abruptly, bat a epaoe was left at the
end probably for the machine manlp,
ulatom here to work fa a saKgeetion
or two.
A ilear. soft, roar oomnlmloi la tha
dedra of ary lady. Why not give
' lAhaana'a ilki...l U ..fa vr .
! j. ""T"," , awapa triai.nere
i la BOthiBaT to aomnara with It aaa
akin baaatifler. - Two eakas la a pack
age; BS aunts. For sal by John X.
llaeKae, drnggist.
' Nevada has tha amalleat namber of
farme of any Sute-l,a37f with 1,061,
418 aeres.: '
That tirad, all gona foaling, loaa of
appotita eaaaed by improper dieting,
aan be easily eradicated by naing
Johnson's Binulsioa of Voi Lirer Oil.
Pleasant to tba Uste.,;: Pint bottle, 1.
Vor sale by John Y. af aoBae. druggist
vf '.;.. 1 . "' '
i Illinois elalms tha largest namber
oMmprored acres ooiho farms, bar
lag 62,860.080. V. ;
Johnson's Kidney and Liter Ra-n
lator inrigoratea the llrer. revalatea
the bowels, cars dyspepsia, bilooa
ncss, Indignation, sonr stomach and
makes your head as clear as a bell.
9ft and 50 teats. For sale by John IV
UaeBaa
farmers of Kansas prodaend in
tha ecasoa yasr aa satimatad sal as of
105,070.080.
Johneon'e Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil la invaluable in all- pulmonary af-
lections and consumption. It enrich-
as 'the ; blood, restores ' lost tissni
builds ap tha appetite makes sound
flash. Pint buttles 11.00. For sale
by John Y. KaaRae drnggiatA
Ths Adams press was invented by
Samuel Adams, Boetoa,' 180.
All diseases of ths skin cored and
tba beat complexion restored by John
son's - Oriental Soap, perfnmed and
hjghly medloatcd.. Two cakes in each
package, 36 cents. For aale by John
Y. MacKae,
Chamberlain's is the best of all. VI n
cent J. HarkV of Danbury, Iowa, has
used. Chamberlain's Cougn Remedy
whenever - in need of. a medicine for
oougbs and colds, for tbe past Ave
years and says : "It always helps me
out ' If unvone asks me what kind of
cough medicine I use, Ireply, Cham-
oeriain s. mat is tne Deat or aiL ' ss and
90e bottles for sale by J. Hal Bobbltt
Druggists., 1
Ths United Statea in 1880 produced
S,409,91 ousels af sow peas.'
Marvelous Jtesults
From a latter written by Rev. J.
Ounderman, Of Dimondale, Hich., we
are permitted to make this extract: "1
have no hesitation in recommending
Dr. King'a New Discovery, as the re
sult war always marveloua in tha
case of my wife. While I was pastor
of tha Baptist church at Bives Junction
she was brought down with pneumonia
succeeding la grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it
seemed as if she could not rnrvive
them. A friend recommended Dr.
King's New Discovery; it was qatak in
its work and highly satisfactory in
results." Trial bottles free at John Y.
HaeBaa'a drag store. Regular site
OOo and $1.00.
The Order of the Lamp of God 1a
Swedish, foanded la 168a. .
A horse kicked H. 8. 8hafer of tha
Freemver Bouse. Middlebunr. N. Y.
on tbe knee, whtqh laid him up In bed
and caused tbe knee iolnt to become
stiff. A. friend recommended him to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which
be did, and In two days was able to be
around. ' Mr. Sbafer has reonmended it
to many others and saya it is excellent
foranykiodof a bruise or sprain.
This same remedy is also famous for
Its euros of rheumatism. For sale by
HainoDDiu. .
aa -' .
Tba order of Concord la of Pmasiaa
origin, fonaded in 1680..
A A U R.lln a nil .. A, .l,t.
ft agene, Omron, says bis wife bas
Sur j Bars oeen trouoiea . wiu cnrenio
iarrrbuea and used many remedies
with little relief -until she tried Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and llarrbo3
Bemedy, which bas cured her sound
and well. Give It a trial and you wilt
be surprised at the prompt relief It af
fords, ss and 50o bott les for aale bv J.
Hal fiobbitt Druggist ., -.
.jn --a. "-' .
, i Our for lMtsae.
Asa reraedv for' all forma of hsail.
aebe Bleetrle Bitten has proved to be
tha vary beat U effeeta a permanent
rare and tbe moat dreaded habitual
tick headaches yield to its Influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to oro
enre a bottle, and give tbia remedy a
fair trial.' In ease of habitual aonatl.
pattoo Eleclrle Bitters cares by glv.
ing tbe needed tone to the bowels.
and few eases long resist the use of
UtlSBMdielDa. Try It at one. Large
bottles only SOa at John Y SfaaRae's
drug store,
SALE OF CITY PROPERTY i
Bv virtue of a decree of tbe Rnnarinr
Court of Wake county, N. X, in the
Special frootwding entitled Uarion
Johnson, aduiin'stratorol Emily John
son, 8. rbarlee Johnson and others,
No 886, Brial Pfoceedings Docket of
said court, I will sell at publio auction
at the court house door In the city of
Raleigh. N. O., on Monday, tba 7th
day of October, ISM, at 13 o'clock m.,
the following dsrribed lot of land, sit
uated OU KW i' ' '"'1 s'm-Hn aaideltv.
adjoiningtl.' n8oa,
Ashley tloi i iard,
frontiog about, . said
street and running Uu;C 2-m
Terms of sale, one-half -t
money in cash, balance In six J
at6 percent.
saaiunn joitn son, a .
aug SOtds ;t , -. CommiaaitMier.
sjasjwaaraiaaVi!. a. . wtw.t .a,w m.a,,, V- f -'--wvi-Wvir-HiwjBj ,
for Infants
! ayjMHIHTT ywra mhm rrattwa af Cajtaria wltk taw watracs of
B aafflfa af amau, wrmlt aa U awaalt af It wltht rnnammhtg.
It la aaqmaatloaaMy tk fcaat raaaaay far Iafaata ana Chlldraa
' wwrM kaa araw kaow. It la aanalaaa. CUIdraa Ilka It. It
a-y tkaaa kaalta. I wUl aare tkafa- Hraa. Ia it Mothers kmra
amatbiag wkloa fa aaaalataly aaja aa aractlcally peafact aa a
. cldld'asaedlolae.' f, '
Cneiarfa aWrari Warau,
- Caataria allays rawrfskwasa, 1 sv$
Caaiarla yrTat ToicJtlafc gewy CtoaT. ' 4,
Caataria aarae PUrrassa ajU rtad OaUa,
Caataria rallawaa Taathiaa; Trtraalaa?
Caatorla ewres Oaawtfwatlasi aaWl Ilataja r.
CaatarU MewtraUaaa taa agactS af earjaaia aoM gas aw palaemawa air.
Caataria So mat eoataia arpiMa,ailam, ar ataar aareatle praparty.
Caataria aasawflataa ' the reod, ragmlataa tha atastaca aad .VowaU.
' healthy aad natural alaap. A
Caataria la wmt ww la oaa-daa fcatOealamly. It fa ant aald U halh.
PaaH alW aay aaa ta sail yaw aaythtoa alaa aa tha wlaa ay praaalae
that H fa "jaw aa ajaoa "sas wO aaaarar arary pwrpaaa."
aa that raw ai C-A-S-T-O-st-I-'A.
' Tha faa-ajaala
afajaatwra af
Children Cry for
CODCE DIRECTORY
lriASOrllC.
HIE AM LODGE, Na 0 ever Sr
Monday; night in Masonic hall. W W
Wilson, W. M..B. B. Thomas, Sec.
Wit Q. HILL, No. 218, every second
and fourth Monday nights in Masonic
halL W. A. Withers, W. M., N. L.
Brown, See.
BAXEIGH CHAPTER, No. 10,
meets every Tuesdsy after the this
MOnday in Masonic hall. W. A. With
era, H.P, W. . Fsison, Soc.
RALEIQH COMMANDS BY, Ho.
every first Thursday night in Masonic
halL John C. Drewry, O. C, W. A.
Withers. Bee. '
ODD FALLOW.
MANTEO, No. a, every Tuesday
night In the Odd Fellow ball, Pullen
building. W. H. Blake.' N. .. O. L.
Tounoflskl, Sec
8KATON GALES, No. 64, every
Thursday night in Odd FeUow hall, in
Pollen building.' F. B. Emery, N. Q ;
Philip Thlem, Sec
CAPIXAxTno. 147, every Tuesday
night In Pythian halL Lewis building,
Erwin Jones, N. -O., J. J. Bernard
Sec
MOKES ENCAMPMENT No. IS
meets every second and fourth Friday,
nights In Jr. O. U. A. M. ball, PcUen
building. W. H. Martin, C. P., Geo
Tonnoffski. Scribe.
LITCHFORD ENOAMf MENT, he.
86, meets every Monday night In Jr.
O. U. A. M. halL PuUen Building. W.
W. Brlggs, 0. PM J. 8. Keith, Scribe.
RUTH, No. 4, every first and third
Friday nights in Jr. O. XT. A. M. hall.
Pullen building. W. H. Martin, N O; ,
E. B. Cheek, Sec
PYTHIAN.
CENTRE LODGE, NoTS, meets
every Monday, night in Pythian hall
Lewis building. W. H. Martin, a C
W W. WUlson.K.otB.and8.
PHALANX LODGE. No, 84, meets
every Thursday night in Pythian hall,
Lewis building. W R Blake, C. C,
J. J. Bernard, K. of R. and 8.
J. O. V. A.M.
BAXEIGH COUNCIL, No. L Jr C
CAM, meets every Wednesday night
in Jr O U A M hall. Pollen building.
W. R Kennett, Councillor, M. &
Haynea, B. 8. -
FRUIT
WE HAVE
THEM
I i .-, .: ..." : . - 'i.-
SEND US YQURf
ORDEKSa '
LOWEST PRICES,
Julius. l;BarlwiiCc!
i
Headq
Jars
"9rF
i
v
and Children,
wrappar.
Pitehet? s; Castorla. .
f RUNKS
Are
oelli
vou Koinir awavV
we have a
nice line ot l runKs,
Bags and Grips
ready for you.
130 YOU RIDE?
We have a beautiful line of Lap
Robes, 'Vhipg and Umbrellas.
Tan and Low Cut Shoes at reduced
prices. Do you want an
6i
L STOVE '
We have them very cheap. Also
Barbers' Clippers, Horse Clippers.
Note Paper at lo quire, Envelopes 2c
paek. Books and Tablets at any price
you want at the
LYON
RACKET STORE.
16 Martin Street.
Bring your Coupon for
Hoe Cake 5ap
to us with Fire Cents and get
two full sue cakes of this line
Laundry Soap for tbe price of
one," .
J. R. Ferrall & Co.
For Visiting
Hi Stationary
FIRST You Ret what yon want
SBCONP-The prioe suits yon.
This is always the ease, for we keep
ap with the times and have the finest
assortment Of Blank Books and Sta
tionary to be found in the State.
... Eight ball Croquet Seta. S1.86." .
X Hammocks, 60c "Be, L tlM, l.fiOi
W. G. SEP ARK, Manager,
'.hmoslte Postoffloe.
FREE.
Two . .
i '. I ' - - t "
Reasons
lkiBWaVri0Sja1O
6 ALE OP LAND.
In buMahbe of a Judgment rendered
on the 6th lay of August 1805, in a
special proceeding entitled W. R.
Blake, Administrator of Mrs. E. E.
Glenn, deceased, against Pnttie Dupree
et al, before the Clerk of Wake Su
perior Court, I will Bell at the Court
House door in the city of Raleigh on
the 23d day of September A. D. 1896, at
13 o'clock m., at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, tbe follow
ing described lot or parcel of land,
bounded and described as follows.
Lying and being in the city of Raleigh,
on the north side of Martin street, and
bounded on tbe east liy the lot of Hen
derson Reeves, dece&ted, on the south
by the said Martin street, on the weft
by tbe land ot hldrmge JohnsoB, de
ceased, and on tne north hy tbe lot for
merly owned by Wesley Whitaker,
fronting on said Martin mreet 35 feet
and running back 210 feet, containing
one sixth ot an acre, more or less.
W. 11. bl.AKK.
Administrator of Mrs K E. Glenn
LAND SALE.
By Virtue of a certain mortgage aoed
uf real estate execut' d by Jtobert Smith
and Laney smith, hii wile to Luanza
bchobt aid record'! in Book 76, page
660, in tbe otliee of Register of Deeds
of Wake county, 1 will sell at the
court house door in tbe city of Raleigh,
said county, on Saturday the 21t day
oi September 1S5, at 12 o'clock m
Two lota of lan a being and lying in
tyaleifib township, adjoining the lands
of H. P. Woodlief. 1'. C Wynne and
others. The Uibt lot being bounded as
follows :
Beginning m the centre of theltaleigh
road, T.J. Woodilel's, shoutliwest cor
ner.theucewitli his line east iu 1-3 poles
to a stake in the centre of the old load,
thence along tne said road south 4 de
grees east, 8 poies to a stake in tbe
centre of the same, thence west 23 1-3
polos to the centre ot tne Raleigh or
new road, thence along the same north
2&degrees, east 1-3 poles to the be
ginning, containing one acre and ten
perches.
'lhe second of the alxive lots is
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake in the centre of the old load and
on 1. C. YVynne't line, thence with ber
line west iu 13 poles to the center oi
the new road, thence along the name,
north 19 1-2 degrees, east 17 10 poles to
a slake, thence esst tlpoles to a stake
in the ceu re ol the old road, thence
along the same south 5 1-2 degrees,
east 16 poles to the beginning, contain
ing one and one half acres, more or
less. Terms of sale cash. Title per
tect J. C. L. Harms,
Attorney of Mortagee.
aug 10 30J
. ArRDKKN, O.
Mf.shrs. Liri'MAN Buos., Savannah, Ga
Dkak siks t bought a bottle of your
P. I'. 1'., at Hot springs, Ark., and it
has done me more good than three
months treatment at hot springs.
Bave you no Agents in this part of
the country, or let me kuow how much
It will cost to get three or six luttles
trom your city by express,
ttespectiiilly yours,
J AS. M. NEWTON,
Aberdeen, Brown County, 0.
JVEWNANSAILLK, Ha.
Mkssr.s. J. htm an ititos., savannah,
Ga.:
Dear Siks I wish to give my testi
monial in regard to your valuable
medicine, i: f. V., for the cure ol
rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, bil
iousness, etc. In lMil 1 was attacked
with bilious muscular rheumatism,
and have been a martyr to it ever
since.
1 tried all medicines 1 ever heard of,
and all the doctors in reach, but 1
found only temporary relief; the pains
were so bad at times that I did not care
whether 1 lived or died. My digestion
became so impaired that everything 1
ate disagreed with me. My wire also
suffered so intensely with dyspepsia
that her lite was a burden to her; she
would be oon lined to her bed for weeks
at a time; she also suffered greatly
trom giddiness and loss of sleep, some
time in March 1 was advised to take 1
PP., aud before we (my wife and 1)
had finished the second bottle of P 1'
P., our digestion began to improve.
My pai ii 8 subsided to much that I have
been able to work, and am feeling like
doing what 1 haven't done betore in a
uumuer or years, we win continue
taking P P P until we are entirely
cured, and will cheerfully recommend
it to all suffering humanity.
lours most respectfully,
J s Dui'Rif-s
Notice!
Nobth Carolihi, Wake county. 8upt
rior Court.
Mary A. Bawkins vs A'einnder B
Bawkms aud Maru.Hrliike J Haw
kios, executors of William J. Haw
kin, deceased, and M J. Bawkins
in his right. Colliu M. BawklDe
Loolpa N. McQee and her husband
William T. Mcl-iee, and Aletbea C.
Lamnraod her hnshaud J M. Le
mar, I.uoy O. HIcps aud ber hus
band therwood Hlggs; safe deposit
aud troH company of Baltimore;
Luov D Bawkin. 'Veldou E
Bawkios, Janet McK. Hawkins and
Marniaduka J. Hawkins Jr., Ale.
tbea Mcttee, William Ltuiar and
Louisa Lamar, tha last seven be
fog it f tots uujpr the aga of twenty
one years of age and without guar
dians. NOTICE -To the defendants Ale
tbea O. Lemar' snd her husband J.
M Lamar and theirohildren, Wllllav
Lamar and Louisa Ltuiar; yon arr
hereby uotili.d that tbe plaintiff.
Mary A. Hawkins. h hesnn In thlt
oourt a special proceeding to procure
tbe assigumest t.ud allotment to bei
of ber dower in the lands situate it
North Carolina of ber deceasec
husband, William J Hawkins, from
Whose will she has dissented. Tht
aommoDS in said action is retnrnabli
before the clerk of . tbe snnerio'
eourt of Wake county at tbe court
noose In Kslelgn on tbe Sltt day ol
September. 1898
Ton are notified then and there
and answer or demur to the com
Dlalnt tiled or indcr tneot will b
given for tbe relief demanded in th
eom plaint.
Witness V H. tonus, elerk of sMr
aoart at ofBoe. in Bleigh tbe SSod
day of August. 189.
U n. iou,
Clerk Suoerlor Oonrt.
Trie Best Is the Cheapest
- lhe Light-Running, Genuine
Singer Sewing
; Machinea
The best on earth. Sold on Ions
time, or on easy monthly payments,
lr oesirea win ta&e Machine to your
residence for inspection free of oharg
. Needles, oils aad attachments for ail
styles of machines constantly ou hand
Call on or addrssl HE SINGER
MAN U FACT U KIN (1 CO M PAN Y, 116
rayetvevuie nireeb. naiento, a. u-
, , U ORE EN, District ilanager.
Vf Agents wanted in every oounta
- eacis-tf , :
S A. L
Seaboard Air-Llfies
COND EASED BOHEDTJLE.
M arraoT May ft, US.'
Trains Leati Kaleigb,
1 20 a m Daily, "Atlanta BpeeUL"
1 ullmaaVastlbulMor Hen
ueraon, Weldon, Peters,
burg, Biehmond, Waahlog.
ton, Baltimore, Philadel.
pbla. New lork aad al
poiuts north.. Buffet draw.
lug room sleepers and Pull
man eoaetaaa Atlanta to
Washington, parlor ean
Washington to Haw Tovb
Pullman Sleeping ear Mon
roe v ronsmonio.
1 SI a M-Daily for
Handarann. WaMaa Hn
folk, Portsmouth, Norfolk
and Intermedials stations,
connects at- Portansoatb
with HavI.lnafnrDIH Point
and Baltimore, with Sm
tola and W asnmgton Btaaat
boat Co., for Washington
with N. Y. P. Ml N. at B
for Philadelphia and roints
norm; aiao as weiaon with
Atlantic Coast Line for
Biehmond, Washington,
HaUlwore, Philadelphia
and Mew fork. Through
sleepers Weldon to New
York ani with Sootlnnd
Neck Branch for vreen
Hie, Washington and Ply
mouth. Pullman sleeper
Atlanta ty Portsmouth.
6 85 a M-Dally. "Atlanta Bpeeial,'
Pullmau Vestibule for Bo,
Pines, Hamlet, Monroe,
Chester. Clinton.' ' ftoaafu
wood, Abbeville, Athens.
atiania, aionigomery. Mo
bile, New Orleans, Ohattat
nooga, Naahvilia, Memphis
and ali points south and
southwest. Through Pull
man Buffet Sleepers and
day coaches Washington te
Atlanta, connecting direct
ly at Union depot Atlanta
with diverting lines Pull
man steeper Portsmouth to
faouroe.
8 40 P m Daily, for
Bogtbern Plnea, Bamletk
Ma.xto.n, Wilmington,
Wadesboro, Monroe, Uhar.
lotte, Lineolnton, Shelby,
Butberfordton, Chester,
ttreenwood, Atlanta and
Points south.
Tralos.Arrlve Ualelgh :
8 80 a m Daily, "AtlanU Special,
Pallman Vestibule from
New lork, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond, Portsmouth,
Norfolk and all points
north. Parlor ears New
iork to Washington; PnU
man Buffet Sleepers and
day coaches Washington
to Atlanta.
8 88 r m Dally from ,
Portsmouth and points
north via Bay Line N . I. P.
also from
Ureenvllle, Plymouth,
Washington and Basteni
Carolina polnU via Wei
don.Petersburg, Klehniond
Washington and points
north via Atlantis Ooaat
Line, sleeper New York to
- Weldon
1 21 A af-Haily, "Atlanta Special,'
Pullmau Vestibule, from
Atlanta, Athena,AbbevUle.
Uraenwood, Chester am.
points south Pullman daj
coaches and peeper Atlan
ta to Wash! ngton.
11 86 A Daily from Wilmington,
Shelby, Lineolnton, Uhai
- lotte, Atlanta and points
south.
Vo. 408 and 408, "Atlanta Special,"
are solid Pullman vestibuled trains,
oom posed of n agnifleent day ooaohet
and palace drawing rooms Buffet
sleepers between Washington anc
Atli nta without ehange, on whiel
there is no extra fare oharged.
For Information relative to sohed
i le. 4c apply to tioket agent, or IL
jj. Leaid 8 P A., KaUigh.
K. 8t. JOHN, Vice President.
J. U. WiBDsa, General Manager.
T. J. Andirsoh, Qen'l Paas. Agent
V. K. McBss. Supt. Transportation.
REDUCED RATES.
CO
ATLANTA, GA..
September 18 December 31, 1895.
For the above occasion the Southern Railway
Co. will sell low-rate round-trip ttokets to
ATLANTA, OA., and return on the follow
ing basis :
FROM
Alexandria, Va
Ashevlile, N. C
Burlington, N. C.
Burkevllle, Va
Culpoper, V a
Chatnam, Va
CbarlottesTille, Va...
Chapel Bill, N. C......
Oonoord, N. C
Charlotte, N.C
Danville, Va
Durham, N.C
Front Royal, Va
Greensboro. J. C
Ooldaboro. N.C
Hendcrsonville, N. C.
Hickorv. N. C
High Point, N.C
Hot Springs, N.C...
Henderson, K C
Ly nohburg. Va.
Lexington, N. 0 ....
Morvantnn,N. C
Marion, N. C
Newton, N.C
Orange, Va
Oxford, N.C
Richmond, Va
Heldsville. N. C
Kalqiira, N. C
8ou(b boston, Va ....
dtrusburg, Va.
Salltbury, N. C
Stateavine, N. C
TaykHfvllle, N.C....
Tryon, N. Cs
WaahlngtoiCp.0....
Wt Point, Va
Warren ton, Va
Wilkeaboro, N.C
Wlnaton-8aiem,. C.
A I B O D B
28.25illl.25 U.00
1S.85 40 6.75
18.7018.70 .S
23.8517.09 U.M .. .
25.H0ll8.S6 18.M
S0.ST.il6.a0 10.65
33.aV17.06 IS.401
80.4016.00 10.95
14.20 10.40 1.66
13.1m. . 9.66 6.86
20. 0514. TO 10.W
30.4016.00 10.46
86.8519.26 14.00
17 65 12. S6 9.40
21.7616.96 U.SO....
11.70 8.60 6.25
16.90 11.26 f.K
16. (W 12.45 t.40
14.00 10.60 S.76
20 4016.00 i. j.. 10.46 .....
22.6016.60..... 11.50
16 061 11 .S3 6.06
16.30; 11.26 7.26
14.86..... 10.90 7.1b
15. W..... 11.25 7J6
24.6618.00 18.10
20.4016 00 10.46
23.25 17 05 12.40
18.8618,80 .70.....
20.40 100 10.46
Sl.5616.So; ie.8tf...
86.2619.26 14.00
16.60, U.25 T.BI
16 80, 11.26..... T.S6
16.851 12.00 S.16
10.76 7.S6 4.S8
26.2619.26 M.0H
j23.6617.86t 12.S
26.2619.26 14.00......
2.9616.8i Il.SOU...
H90M.96l S.8QI.....
(Bates from Intermediate points In proportion.)
EXPLANATION.
" Column A : Tickets WIU be sold September t
and 12, and daily from September 16 to Deoem
ber 16, 1896, iaolusive, wita anal umit January
'Column R: Tickets wffl be sold eafrrfroai
September IS to December 16, 1896. InoluaiTe,
with Anal limit twenty OM) days from data of
Column C: Tickets will be enM daily from
September 16 to Deeembef 80, 1896, Inolualva,
with final limit firteea-la)-4an from date of
Bale. No tjeketto hear longer limit Uian Jann
aryf,1896. VSa. v
Column Di "Tiokats will beaoMoaTneadays
and Thursdays of each week from September
17 until December (4, 1896, mclnslva, with anal
limit ten (10) days from date of aale.
Column B: Tickets will be aold dailr from
September IS to December SO, 1896, inolnsiTa,
with Anal limit sevea (7)4ayt from data of sale,
S SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
u the' only Bte arrfeHna tbe; IbrposrUoo
Btounda, having a douhlu ti aok, atandart-
Siaga railway from tba eenter of tba eity of
tlanta to tbe BxposlUoo Grounds.
For tickets and full taformattoa- apply to
our Deans agent, at addrsss
2, M. CrjLP, W.A.TT7KK.
. traffic lfanism , aal Paas, Aft,
-' BOO Panna. Ava Wawjmgtea. D. O.
nWinilaiiai;.! m j -
CONDENSED ECDEDULE v
-InaireetmSfUll,iSaa.
Trains leave Baleiah, V. ,
, "ensboro, foraB points 1
for Horth and (MNKn,.aadt;
Wlnston-cteleu andpoinU aa
the iforth-wseterT North cJZ Z
llna BaUroad. At Salisbury, lor
5:35,
Ati
Iaily
au points in Western Horth
Carolina, KnoxvUla, - Teaa,
Cincinnati and western points:
at Charlotte, for Bpartaaburg,
a1& Attant
uonneeisai Durnamior Ox
ford, Clarksville ana Keysrilla
except BuaoirtOreeaasweu .
with Wasuiagton and South
western VesubiUed Umstedl
tbejlew Xprk andTloriaa
Hhort Xlne limited - train
for all poluta North, aad
with main line train No 13 for
DnviUe, KaahswiHt and inter
mediate local statloas; alaa has
connection for Winston-balea
and .with iuaU line train No at .
fast mall for Charlotte, tipar
tanbnrg, Oreenvllle.,, AtlantV
4:03
Paf
Dally
" vuuta ovum: bimo uo
lnmbla, Augusta, Charleston,
oavannah, Jacksonville and all
p.ui ui anirma, oieepinc uar
'"'Atlanta, Jacksonvuls) aad
... vuwiwm, wiiu aieeuuur ear
forAuauata.
I Connects at Selma for Fst-
ettevilleand Interaiediate sta
tions on the Wilson and Fey
ettevllle Bhort Cut, daily:
UoldsDoro for Newborn and
Morenead City, daily exoeat
Sundays: for Wiliiungton and
intermediate sUtlons on lhe
W and WBS, dally.
Connects at beuua for Wilson
Kocky Mount, Tarboro and
local stations on Norfolk aad
Carolina Uailroad, arrives at
Uoldsboro U:0opui
1:12
1 11
Daily
9:05
AM
ex dun
TEAIH8 AUBIVB AT BAXXISH, ST. O.
i .uv i rruiu umanaanrn ind ail
A M
i points north and south Slsea
ing oar Ureeasboro to KalataL
Dally
4:10
FM
1:12
FM
from Uoldsboro, Wilming
ton, Fayettevllle and all points
In eastern Carolina.
From Durbam, Greensboro
and all points North and
South.
8:00
FM
Dally
ex Kiin
From Uoldsboro aud all
polntt- east.
Local freight trains also carry passen
Fullman cars on afternoon train tVnm
Balelgh to Greens boro. and on mnrnhna
train from Greensboro.
Double dailv trains bet
Charlotte and Atlanta. Quick time: un-
exce'Jed aocouunodation.
C L Hopkins. TP A. Charlotte. N 41.
J M Culp, w A Tuuk.
Traffic M'g'r. Gen Pass A'a't.
W H GKEKN, Wasulncton D C
Gen'l Superintendent. ,
Eastern System.
Cape t(tr t. , lUUwt; Co.
John GillL, neoeiver.
Oondensed Sohednle. In Meet June 2a, 95.
No. 2.
Daily
NOBTH BOUND.
Lv. rVllmlnatnn.
06aa
12l5pa
12 6
2l6pn
419
460pa
Swpm
5 55 "
625
630 "
658 "
8 25p n
Ar. Fayettevllle,
Lv. Fayettevllle,
Lv. Fayettevllle Junction,
Leave banf ord,
Leave Climax,
araiTe ureensooro,
Leave Btokendsie,
Ar. Walnut Cove,
Lv. WalnatCove.
Leave Kural Hall,
arrive Mt. Airy,
SOUTH BOUND.
No. l.
Daily
Leave Mount Airy,
7 05am
8 29 "
S65 "
8 59
928
10 11
10 20
10 50 "
12 50p m
235 pm
2 45 "
5 55 "
ueare nurai iiaii,
Ar. Walnut Cove,
Lv. Vfalnut Cove,
Arrive Gmensboro,
Leave fGreenaboro,
ueave iumax,.
Leave Sanlord.
Ar. Fayettevllle Junction.
Arrive Fayettevllle,
Leave Fayettevllle,
Arrive Wilmington,
iNO.4.
Dally
NOBTH BOUND,
tieave bennettsvllle.
Leave Maxton,
Leave Ked Springs,
Leave Hope JTiUs.
rooai
8 07 "
8 46 "
941
10 06 "
m?e ravenevuie.
NO.S
Dally Kxc'rt
Sunday.
SOUTH BOUND.
fve Fayettevllle,
Leave Uooe Mills.
488pst
4.40 ",
SOS ,
812
125 "
Leave Ked Springs,
Leave Maxton,
srrlve Bennettsvllle,
NO. lb.
Lixao.
Dally Kxe'pt
Sunday.
NOBTH BOUND.
Leave Bamseur,
Leave Climax,
Arrive Greensboro,
Leave Greensboro,
Leave btokesdale.
rrlv MadTsenT
StOaa
85 "
20
40
1000
11 60
NO. 15.
arrTar...
SOUTH BOUND-
Dally Bxept f
" baaeasj,-. d
Leave Madison,
ueave Btokesdale,
Arrive Greensboro,
Leave uiwaabero,
Leave CUnaax, -Arrive
Bamaenr,
1x6
IBS.--.
top at
4 0 .ft -u
140 "
i Tram Ne. L eonneeta at Wahmt Cove i
IthNorlolk Western B. KTlor Win-jtton-Saleaa,
Roanoke and all points North'
5i2LS";kA at Seniors
with Seaboard Ab: Line for Monroe, Char
"e, Athenv Atlanta and all point South ,
Pnllmaa hkia llMiih. -. ai .
iTT 7 T --;"a . w " w
lauuH trains fortn ana south
Sanford and on Norfolk Western f
s North and Wast from Boannka..-!
W. TBT, f W. B. XTLX
tSavFsaaAjwna
vhb aacATtav
MSCOVCRV or
THK AftK.
Cnrea In 1 tn 6 dan ' T.
mediate in effort; qinck to
aura. Can ba aarrind m vaat
PnrirH. all eoRHi-a ia nna
aVnU fLa. uafta,
pM.utl. btit lV WtflfL arLMtul nla
oaoaas. B noalut at ariua. Si par bus.
For sale b Jobs T. AleBae, dro
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