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TUE PRESS-VISITOR,
RAXEIQII, N. C.
Published by the Vtoitor-Praaa Company.
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TELEPHONE NO. 168.
FRIDAY February 25.
THE GRAY AND liLl'IO VNlTKli.
Fredericksburg. Va.. Feb. M. -A '-'!'; "
and enthusiastic concourse of cit:.- :is
and visitors assembled today In the ol 1
Gothic structure that serves as the Cor
I oration Court h-use In Frederick-bur?
The meeting, which was called t" pro
mote the movement f.T the eslalillsli
nient of a Brand national memorial pork
co-extensive with tn- historic bittil
flelds of Fredeiicksbiirj;, Chan-el!. .ih
vllle. the Wilderness, and Spottsyh anai
Court House, was a great success, an !
was participated in by many of th.- l--t
known citizens of the Cnite.l Stat
The blue and the gray were equally '!
represented, and the spectacle of tic- i
soldiers who fought acainst cadi ..ih. r
three decades nun. "' working in '
common, patriotic cause, was lis.p:r
ing. The association, wlii. h was In. o p. -rated
by a recent act of the YtrtiitiM
Legislature, and which is ofil.-i.il!- de
signated as the Frodenoksburtt and A I
Jacent National P,attlc-li-Ms M-m-rlal
Park Association of Virginia, was .ail
ed to order by Judge James It. Hen' v.
former member of Congress from thm
district, and later I'niu-d Slates Ju'lge
of Wyoming.
Judge Sener has Ken from the out
set one of the most prominent wok. is
in the project, and it is largely due l
his untiring efforts that the undertak
ing has advanced to such a satisfactory
state. After prayer by Uev. Dr. liuna
way, of the Baptist Church. Judge Se
ner recited the history of the govern
ment from Its Inception, showing that
the idea had been suggested to the
Grand Army of the Kepubli- at its
meeting in Minneapolis, which appoint
ed a committee to visit the battle-Melds
and report to the n-xt annual r:.ih-r-Ing
of the Cr. A. P.., which was la : 1 at
Buffalo in the summer of jv.7 T!.
committee reported iiiianinc .-; ;". -vor
of an asssocin i ion pi -1 ' ' 1
battle-fields, which report v...s -'lis--,
astlcally adojued by the i:r . ! V
Soon afterwards the rnn-1 ' .: ' i
ates, in session at Kidim-id, 1 i
the plan with the same li-air.
lty, and passeil resolutions ,,f ii. ia
tenor as those adopted ny tie :-ac
era In the North.
GEN. KING ELIX'TKI CIIAIUMW
Following Judge Seller's i-ic nk
nomlnations for th- ofii.e of i-oia
nent chairmen were in -nl-r. ,;a!
thereupon Mr. St. (I. rve IS. I'" .!iu-!:.
of the Frederiikshiirtz bar. in a ti--'t
happy speech, named tin. ll-ran- t
King, of New York for that ofii.
Gen. King, on I no; imamm-nyy
elected made a winy tin!- sp h that
was highly appreciate d. H-sa I Ii
not understand what they want- 1 v ttli
Kings in old Virginia, unless, in ! ...i.
as four could be got to-.-th-r -a sail-,
that provoked gr at aw.l.ni . II
thanked the association r r ih- hi-l,
honor and promis 1 to d- his h-n i
promote ltsj objects.
Gen. James 1. Hia ly. of r-i-r h-u-Collector
of Internal i:-. ,,.. t j...
eastern district of Virginia, pin in te m
neMon for the o.llce ,,f -i lia:;:-an
Col. W. H. Taylor, of Norfolk, u ia. w ,-.
Adjutant General f-r G.-n. l:-l.. rt i :
Lee. In moving h is elect ;on ( ; ai l;rao
made an eloquent a-ldr .-s. in win. h t
spoke of the val-r r th. ln.-h m-.-i -on
Marye's Heights. i-m I't.o'.y
a company in that bloody as.-..u:i'.
When he finished c-1. Taya.r ua-i . 'n--Ben
unanimously. Mr. Jarn-s i'. ''-ilea
and Hon. H. F. t'risniond. b. ah -t
Fredericksburg, were el-' et-d r-iarv
and Treasurer, resf..-cti cly.
After the election of th-- pern.aivnt
officers of the association, a r -s was
taken for fifteen miniu-s i- L'i-.- tine
for a connnitt-e -t mi-, n. h-al-d i.y
ex-Gov. Keaver. of I'-nnsi a ton. io re
port a series of res-lul i-ns. Tin- latt-r
were read by the distinguish-"! g-ml--nian
from the Keystone Slate. and
adopted amid applause. Gov. n,.;iv,.r
then made one of his characteristic
extemporaneous speeches, full of lire
and patriotic sentiment, in whih h
spoke of the valorous deeds on both
Ides In the struggle, and of the sin. ere
feeling of mutual affection and este. m
that existed between the men w ho did
the actual fighting. Ills utterances
were cheered to the echo.
THE RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
The resolutions recite that, the asso
ciation was chartered February 12, ism;,
the birthday of Abraham Lincoln, and
was organized at Fredericksburg, Feb
ruary 22, 1898, the birthday of Wash
ington. Its purpose is stated to be the
preservation of the battle-fields before
mentioned, and their dedication as a
national memorial park. Authority was
lodged In the hands of an executive
committee to take all pr. pc v
place before Congress the Importance
and desirability of this great work, and
to urge on Congress the need of prompt I
action. I
Thar further reelte that the aaaoeia- J
tion made up of Incorporators from
thirty-eight States and the District of
Columbia will Join heartily In the under
taking, and that the executive commit
tee is directed to bring the matter to
the attention of the Governors and Leg
islatures of every State In the Union
which had soldiers in these sanguinary
battles, and to urge upon them the Im
portance of marking, by appropriate
memorials, the places occupied by their
respective troops.
Loud calls were made for Gen. Long-
street, the grizzled old hero of the most
street, the grizzled old hero of the lost
cause, who sat in the audience with his
devoted and pretty young wife. The vet
eran hobbled slowly to the front, and in
a few graceful words expressed his
pleasure at the warmth of the greeting
extended him.
Follow ing this came an adjournment
to the Exchange Hotel, where a mag
nificent banquet had been prepared. The
feast of oratory had evidently put the
assemblage In fine trim for the ma
terial feast. The choicest vianas ot tne
Old Dominion were set before the asso
ciation and its guests, and full Justice
was done the finest spread that has
been seen in Fredericksburg in many a
day.
Judge Sener. who officiated as toast
master, was very happpy in his intro
ductions, and soon the banquet hall was
a sc-ne of rare festivity and enjoy
ment. To the th-me "George Washington."
Corporal Tanner made a felieiti us re
sponse of ringing eloquence. Hon. W.
A. Little. Jr.. of Fredericksburg, eulo
gized Abraham Lincoln in well-chosen,
patriotic sentences. "Our Gallant
I lead," w as responded to by Gen. Edgar
Alien. Tin- President of the United
Stales found a splendid defender in the
person of Col. H. I. Norton, of Massa
chusetts. Gen. W. W. Brown told of
he valorous d-eds of the Army of the
Potomac, and G-n. H. V. l'.oynton did
ih- same for th- Army of Northern
Virginia. Representative Lamb, of
Hi. Iimoiid. spoke for "The Congres."
and Gen. IV G. Pates, of Connecticut,
-spond-d to "Gen. Sedgwick."
This ended the flow of oratory and
!- .la v 's proceedings w ere virtually
i n -bed at ih- conclusion of the Imn-
KXl'iTTlVK COMMITTEE AP
POINTED. Tlf
- ;:-al bushies transaction oonsist
ibc appointment of an ex-cillive
in. f li!'lc-n, in accordance with
, rn s . th" . hart-r. This com-.-
v. c! have I nil rli.ii cr of th- en
an." will los- no tim- in press-
'-atier -n ih- attention of i'oii
1 l-n A'i - s J. i 'ilinmings. of
rk. v as .-Ii, n to in! ro.lm-e the
V.
b;ll -stabpsbj,
tlal in ( h- H' r
a' N-w .1. ;---Th.
re v. r-
- nark in the House,
--uator W. J. Sou, .11.
i !- us sponsor,
"i I -res of 1,1-omi-1
1 eg -v - ry s, I n ll of
i"t:l m-l
th- Unit-d Stat,
w -r- on ha n I an
!-r st wa r-: lix
sv a nia : Gen. 1 1
York, Secretary
llny of tin- P-
s Ai-oiii.: th 'so who
1 l a ii -.j an lot ; v- In
lov :-a- r. ,,f r-nn-
ral'o . K ri- of N-w
.f the Society of the
II. :o-. Mr G-orge II
adman. co.,r b-ar-r of th- Michigan
-gim-nt that ciicag-l in th- sl-rni!ng
f Marye's ll-igllls; Col. I'a lie. of Cln
innati. -hairnian of the Shiloh Park
'-n-To'ssion and orrospoii.1ing s-cre-
arv -r Hi- So-Sly the Armv of
' toas-,.,. ' n. K A. Carman, of N-w
' . .a' i h- A r.t i, .t.iui ltattl llM
n
II
kan
'. 'vntoti.
i--a Park
of tile ,
. hair
i '-in-
TV of
I.-ng-ii
y. of
aporal
Rlv-y.
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f Vir-
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'It
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1 1
To
ak- Was Ti'.
nor a
Moro'-r
I-I'lge Tilt 1
--r.liv t'l
: ai I. ill tuilon
l.ilf at ri .- : oi I h
cltv
'"t'o'n I.i'linelon. w h-r,. n-
ll'ig H-irn't c.-mlvCMirt.
her'alo- ,.Vi, i-iem-cil an nrt-
11 'l.-al
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sat:.,., ., hi!- lioi.img Harn-tt
nil IT Is saf.. to sav that no
III- St.lte efel- WifneSS-,1 SUl-ll
ide
n
i r-
Wh'V !
i .. i.,r
,1'st a no
1st ,-f a murder trial,
;rt eav- w a y an.I f-1!
!' t. precltit:ltlng the
f th-
the c-trt rem to the
th- w rkaee.
i!'- f! .-ring in th- bar
lid will
'I :..- L-iv- way. and tit- dignity of
h- coot .w n-t dist at-tied. The law
" ! at"! 'I-' prisoners w-r- all In fhe
a.r ,,f th- lo'irt, and they i. n-t go
ot-,v.-n with th- wr-.kage. N-ne ,,f the
p-aiab rs w--re seriously hurt.
Judge Tim! . i !al;e had the curt
i-.,ais- ...! r... and pro d-d with the
- as- In th- jury r-oui.
Ifarnot c,,i:nt- -ts no court house,
md -oiit-t was h. m ii, nn rl-kety
biiil.Png whhh is hardly a barn. The
'oiinfv has had two court houses de
- tr-y-d by l:re. It Is almost certain that
In- -oimty will -r-ct a n-w court house.
The murder case, which was i trial
wh-n th- court room gav- uay result
ed in til- conviction of the two defend
ants, tine was sentenced to fifteen
years' Imprisonment nnd the other re
ceived n two-year sentence. Roth of
the convicts, were brought to the pen
itentiary yesterday afternoon by the
sheriff of Harnett.
An English paper says that Florence
Nightingale "received her Christian
name from the town In which she was
horn Florence. Italy. Her name is not
Nightingale, but Shore, her father be
ing a Nottingham banker who Inherit
ed the estates of Peter Nightingale on
condition that he assume the name."
Bneklen's Armas Salva.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guarran'
tfled to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
pr box. For sale by all druggists.
New York, Feb. 24. (Thursday.) The
French Line steamship "La Cham
pagne," which sailed from Havre 12
days ago, and was due Sunday night
or Monday morning, had not been
sighted up to 1 o'clock this (Thursday)
morning.
Is the season for now life in nature,
new vigor in our physical systems.
As the fresh sap carries lite into the
trees, so our blooii should give us
renewed strength and vigor. In
its impure state it cannot tlo tliis,
and the aid of Hood's Sai'sapm-illa
is imperatively needed.
It will purify, vitalize and enrich the
blood, and with this solid, correct
foundation, it will build up good
health, create a good appetite, tone
your stomach and digestive organs,
strengthen your nerves and over
come or prevent thai tired feelinvr.
This has been the experience of thou
sands. It will be vours if you take
SarsaparillaorteVtMta"
tine. Sold by all druggists, ft.
H.I'o Dillc eiue Liver Ills: easy d
I IUUU 9 I 1113
Uke.eu-,) tu operate. 'V
Itisolution of I'trin.
Notice is hereby uivett I hit the
firm, roll) posed of l'Sorre'l and ,1
T Hollowuy. has been dissolved lv
mutual consent, and .1 T Hol'mvav
is nut I or ; zed to receive all pa v n e t ' s
due the (inn aid lie will also j-:iv
Any indebtedness the ti nn owes
I, l SdllltH.!.
Raleiih, Ken ". Itf'S. if
Waitkk A. I'h ii. i. i ps 0 C. Smith.
New Firm. New Goods
Have just opened at Kmerv'sold
stand, corner of Dawson and Cuhar
rus streets, w ith a full line of Stap c
aid Fancy Groceries. Sat isf ist ion
-riven in nil sale-; A delivery
wat'oii tn send all orlors to your
door, l'rumpt attention oi ven. (live
os a call for your holiday oikhIs and
, sure you will lie saii-ii-i). Also
we have a nice hit of dry pin-and
oak wood on hand. We also receive
fr sh lisli and ovs'ers ilai I v
w PHlId.ll'S ,v slTH
Spring
Hoods
PABST.
If you want to drink the tiuest beer bi t wed
( n earth call for PAiST.
If yon dealer does not keep it telephone to
Actne Wine Co. ( Phone I44H) A cask, a
di'.-piir a single botlie will be delivered to
you in a few minutes.
WANTKO To buy a sec aid -bund safe, medium size, it good condition
Acme Wine Co.
Opposite I'ostoflice.
FRESH S
EEO
BEST SEED IRISH POTATOES.
Early Rose, Burbank,
Peerless, Beauties of
Hebron . . .
All Kinds of Garden Seed.
Make vour IIks ,y !
liny Wilhers K- l-'uu.l !
J. R. Ferrall 6c Co.
'Phone 88
DOBBIN &
- AT
Dry
TUCKER'S STORE,
123 and 125
. . .
Our Buyer, Mr T W D bbin is now in New York making sel- ctions
for the Spring Season. Eyery article purchased will be selected by him
in person, and this is a guarantee that our Spring Showing of Dress
Goods Embroideries and Trimmings will be the most select ever shown
in our capital city.
Before our new goods come in the house we want to close out the
remainder of the Tucker stock, not much of it is left, but there are some
mighty good things in the lot. Come and look for them.
Dobbin & Ferrall.
We are Making it
You can't feel poor when you see our goods and prices. What,
though your dollars m ly be fewer, we will mak tbem go much farther.
Values were never so marvelously low as right now.
Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Gent's Furnishings, etc.
The completeness of our stock
Guarantees Everybody Perfect
Satisfaction.
Come and see this choice selection of honest qualites, aud learn why
sensible, economical people prefer to spend their money with us Our
prices will give your dol'ar a new dignity. Our fine qualities will clear
awav your last doubt. There is no law against paying big prices, but it
isn't sensible.
You'll trade with us simply because you can't
duplicate the goods at prices elsewhere.
Cross & Linehan,
Leaders of Up-to-Date Clothing.
Itvlintjiicitl lapa-rs f n ks V.t.c-.
I am compel .1 to close up the tax
hooks as spi edily as possible, but
desir no to avo d resorting Io harsh
measures or attaching penalties and
costs, I hope all those who have
failed lo pay their taxos for IS1I7 will
come at nine to my cilice and pav
same on or la fore Feb uarv lot I .
ISiis. Aft,.,- tl at dale 1 -hail coded
as law din - s. win. h 'iil involve
costs.
1 I ave i." a i ' I'd tie fullest indul
gence and 'I. os- a- ! paying by Feb.
lath cannot s' : the responsibility
upon the law ,o- llii ers in enforcing
th- law. I'. - i a!', lath. is
pitsiiive'v i! a it n! indulge- oe. U
you want ' .no d costs or being
g.iruisheeil. i . u ;i a1 oo-e
1 1 T Junks,
IT Wake couui v
feblL'td
lvcei vei
I IV
I'SlI SCi't!
cison's p
FERRALL.
Goods
-
Fayetteville street.
Hot for Hard Times!
A WARNING.
Geld Wcsihar Coming
Coal is a necessity Now ts th
time to lay in your siipp'v l'.'cn
hontas is t he very best high grad
coal that can be had. Suitable foi
-rales, open stoves, oixiking pur
poses and for steam is far ahead nt
any other coal on the market. We
have any and all ki"dsof coal. We
are the old reliable Wood furnishers
short wood, long wood, sawed
wood, pine wood, oak wood, in any
'ength Weight in coal, measure n
w ood guaranteed
Have you horses, cows. hogs. a
a' y other live stuck to feed? W.
always keep a fresh sipply alio
gi ve you
Just What is Suitable
of fresh, palpataole, wholosomefnod
hon't forget where lo get any or all
if the above. We are leaders and
-an t be undersold Wo buv in large
ijuartities. ut low prices, and give
our customers tin- benetil of our cash
price
Telephone -11 for office, yard tele
phone, 1 1
Jones & Powell,
Coal. Wood. Ice, F. ed. Laths nnd
Siting c Dealers
A PALM
FOR EVERYBODY!
Having a large stock of I'alms on
hat-1, and wishing t(, tnal-c room, I
-.hall front now on great v reduce
prices on them, as well as on other
plants.
l-'rosh Supply ir Imported Biilttn
Art ived .
Ilvancinths. Tulips. Narsissus.
Pre 'sia. Chinese Sacred and Faster
Lilies fur forcing and outdoor plant
iug.
Choice Cut Flowers
Of Roses, Carnations, etc. Floral
Designs and Flowers for all occa
sions and at all times
F.vergreens and Shade Trees.
H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street, near Peace In
st.itute Phone lie!
octn
Notice of Snlc I'nJ. r Fxccut(on.
By virtue of an execution direct
ed to the undersigned from the
Superior court of W,ike county in an
action entitled "ER Stamps, Trus
tee to the use of Whiting Bros, vs
W T Wemblp." I will on Monday the
23th day of February lHHSat, twelve
o'clock M at the Court Housp door
of Wake county, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said ex
ecution, sell the right, title and in
terest which th" said W T Woin'de,
defendant, has in the following de
scribed reai estate, to wit :
A certain lot or parcel of land ly
ingon Eist Harge t street, extend
ed, fiftv four feet in width and about
eighty five feet, in depth, known as
part of the Melvin Noble lot, hound
ed on the west by the Nun n lot, on
the north by a part of the homestead
assigned to W T Womble. on the
east by a lot owned by Dr James
McKee and on the south by l 'argett
street, being a part of land dev'sed
to W T.Womble by W R Womble.
H. T. Jones.
Sheriff Wake County.
Jan 26, 1098.
l-REe LIFERAtUit.
atr. Bryu tatd io hi lat er to tb. fr til.
tor af.ar .lctioo, 'Wa ah.ll yet triumph,
aach aavorata ot himataUitta continoa tha work,
at all e.rcalata literalum ' Ornaoiaatioa a&4 aaV
acaiioD i iha .atchword
For ten llti) oaota la tilv.r or atamp foar naaia
ill be pitted on lb. Silver Ciicuialor Lial aa.
at to Ibe leading atlver add reform papare la
all parta of tue Uatt.a States aih. will awid ,oa
t impl. copiM Ire. tor dihtnb.uoa Gat oo tht
lia. al one; o. will reel". . larxa amo.at ml
o 4 literalura and art aura to ba mora the. aer
ified with the iaeeira.il Wrtl. roe a. eat
d wdMi n ai.lt di". r- letiei ta
a. aaaMIKt TRKUMB,
uaa aa4M tmmm
SEE THIS!
From now on we will keep a full
line of roses, carnations and other
cut flowers. Bouquets and floral
dexigns made up in best style at
shortest notice. Call on us for
palms, ferns, and all kind of plants
and bulbs. Shade trees and ever
greens to order. Plants kept reason
able. J.L.O'Quinn & Co
Raleigh, N. C
TELEPHONE 149.
MISS MAGGIE REESE
Clearance Sale,
WE WILL CLOSE OUT ALL
MILL IXER V REG A li D
LESS OF COST.
Especially offer bnrqains in
trimmed jooh and infants raps.
We are selling a qood fit tint
corset. Satisfaction guaranteed
or nioneu refunded after two
weeks trid-
Price, 50,75c,$l00
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley R'y.
John Gill. Receiver.
Condensed Schedule,
IS Kfw-HCV JAN. 22. 1HOH
Ntiimi liocsii. No. 2.
Daily.
Leave Wilmington - !l (HI p m
Arrive Fayitnville 12 10 "
Leave Favettcville . 12:1S "
Leave Favet te. ille J unet ion 12:.'i "
Leave San ford 1 :4 p m
Leave Climax 51:47 "
Arrive flreeiisboro 4:20 "
Leave Greensboro 4:510 "
Leave Stokestlale 5.17 "
Leave Walnut Cove 6:47 "
Leave Rural Hal! . . . j:lS "
Arrive MtAirv 7:45 '
sorTimotTNI). No. 1.
DAILY,
Leave Mt Airv 8:40 a m
Leave Rural Mall 10:04 "
Leave Walnut Cove UhlW "
Leave Stokestlale . 11 :( ''
ArrivcfJreensboro II :55 "
Leave Greensboro I2:7 p in
L eaveClimux 12:45 "
I .cave Sanford 2:5W "
Ar Pay ettcville J unction . 5i.fi5 p tn
Arrive Payetteville. . ...4:00 "
Tyeave Favettcville ....4:10 "
Arrive Wilmington 7:20 ''
NOKTIinOUNI). No. 4
Daily.
Leave Bennetsville S:00 a m
Arrive Maxton 9:02 "
Leave Maxton 9:07 "
Leave Red Springs 9:35 "
Leave Hope Mills 10:20 "
Arrive Payetteville 10:10 "
socthuoi no No. 5l
Daily
Leave Fayetteville 4:50 p ni
rave Hope Mills. . ... . ..5:07 "
Iave Red Springs 5 4M "
Arrive Vaxton ti:ll '
LeaveMaxton K:15 "
Arrive Uenuettsville 7:15 "
No. Ifi.
north honnd. mixed.
Daily Bxc'pi
Sunday
Leave Rumscur. Ii:4u a in
Leave Climax 8:H0 "
Arrive Greensboro ........ 11:17 "
Leave Greensboro ..... 9 515 "
Leave Sttx'kesdale 11 .07 p m
Arrive Madison . . ..... 11 :f5 "
No 15
mixed
bouth bound. Daily Exc'pt
Sunday.
Leave Madison 12:515 p m
Leave StofKesdale 1:25 "
Arrive Greensboro .... 2:45 "
Ijeave Greensboro 3:15 "
Leave Climax 4:25 "
Arrive Rumseur 6:10 "
CONNECTIONS
at Fayetteville with Atlantic Coast
Line, at Maxton with Carolina Cen
tral Railroad, at Red Springs and
Howmore Railroad, at Sanford with
Seaboard Rai'way, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad, at
Greensboro with Southern, at Wal
nut Cove with Norfolk A Western
Railway
J W FRY, W K KYLE,
O.n'1 Mntun (lmr 'I Ptaa Apt
m
Atlanta, Charlotte, Augusta, Ath
ens. Wilmintrton, New Orleans
Chattanooga, Nashville and New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Norfolk and Richmond.
SCHEDrLE IN EFFECT FKRRU ARY 7, '7.
SOUTH BOUND. No. 403. No. 41
Lv.N.Y..Pen RR.'linOam 9onpn.
Lv. Philadelphia" ' 12pm 1205am
Lv Baltimore, 315pm 250am
Lv. Washington, 440pm 130am
Lv Richmond. A. CL.Rf.opm !)05am
Lv. Norfolk, S A L 8.'10pm 905am
Lv Portsmouth, " 845pm 920am
Lv.Weldon, "H2Spm 1155aL
Ar.Henderson, "125tiam 1 39iim
Ar. Durham,
Lv. Durham,
t732am t4 0upm
520pm til 10am
21tiam 3514pm
3515am 503om
422am 555ptn
510am ft 53 pm
5 54am 8 1 1 pm
643am 912pm
Ar. Raleigh,
Ar.Sanford,
Ar.Sou'n Pines,
A r. Hamlet,
Ar. Wadesboro,
Ar. Monroe,
Ar.Charlotte,
830am 1025pm
Ar.Chester. " 810atn 1047pm
Lv Columbia,CN&LRIi
ttiOOpn
r Clinton, SAL. 94..am 1210au.
r Greenw-'od, " lo:Cain I 0"am
Vr. A bbeville, " llo"i,m I 4natn
Ar Klbertoi). ' 1 li i IT f ,n 2 Ham
Vr Atheps. " I l'5pin .1 l.'tani
r Winder. " I .Vlpm 4'!"a'i)
Ar. Atlanta fent timc)2.0nn 5'.'ii.,iii
north nor nd.
Lv Atlanta. SAL
Lv Winder,
LvAthens, "
LvPlberton, "
LvAbbeville. "
LvGreenwood, "
LvClinton, "
No 402.
"1200pm
240pm
2 Kipin
4 15pin
5 15pm
541 pin
t!34ptn
No :s
7 .iOitni
10 42iim
1 1 2tlpm
12:Uau
1 (Ham
1 OUam
3 O.iani
ArColumbiaCNALIiK 7 00am
LvChester. S.A.L 8 13pm 4:t51am
ArCharlotfe,
1025pm 8 30am
LvMonroe,
LvHamlet.
!40pm
'11 23pm
ti 05ain
8 15nm
ArWilmington " 5 510am 12.'i0pm
LvSou'nPines " 12 Mum 9 2(lam
LvRaleigh. " L li! ii.i 1 1 35am
Arllenderson. " S2Sam 10lipm
ArDurham,
LvDurhainf
t7 32am t4 09pm
t5 20pm til 10am
ArWddon. " 455a-i 3 00pm
ArRichmond. APT, 8 15am ti50pm
A.-Wash'g PenRR. 1231pm 11 lOpra
ArBaltimore, " 1 45pm 1248am
ArPhiladphia. " 350pm 345anr
ArNewYork, " K23pm 6 53,im
ArPortsmouth '
ArNorfolk, '
7510am
7 50am
550pm
KOSpm
Daily. iDally K.xccpt unda , tDaily
Kxeept Mon la .
Nos. 403and 402, "The Atlanta Spe
ciil, "Solid VestibuledTraii) of Pull
man sleepers and coaches between
Washington nnd Atlanta, also Pull
man sleepers between Portsmouth
and Chester, S C.
Nos. 41 and 38. "The S. A. L. Ex
press." Solid Train. Coaches and
Pullnii'.n Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Atlanta Company sleep
ers between Columbia and Atlanta.
Both trains mak- immediate con
nections at Atlanta for Montgomery,
Mobile, New Orleans, Texas, Cali
fornia. Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
ville, Memphis, .Macon and Florida.
For Tickets, sleepers, etc., apply
to B. A Vevvland. Gen. Agt. P
Dept. fi Ilin, ball House, Atlanta, Ga.
H 1ard, Sal Pass Agt., Ral
eigh, N. C.
E St. John, Vic President and
General Manager.
H. W. B Glover. Trallic Manager
V K. McBee, General Superinteo
dent
T .1 Anderson, General Passen
ger Agent.
General oflicos: Portsmouth. Va,
iIOUTt;.JK SAI.K.
By virtue of authority conferred
in a mortgage executed bv John
Kd wards deceased . ami recorded in
Register's office of Wake county, N
C, Book 128. page 3ot; rlated Jan.
1st, ls13 I v HI on Vlondav the 28th
1 1 l V "I Feb . lv!ts' tit tlie court house
door in the ciy of deigh. at, 12
o'clock M sell to t tie highest, bid -dor
f .r cash the property described
in sid n ortgagendj "iningthe lands
of VCD i'iiii. W A Lamb, and oth
ers, being i t with brick cottage
cornpr of Bloodwnnh. and Pace
streets, conveveil bv w C Stronach
to said John F.lwards deceased At
same lime and place on" hundred
acres more or less M''j;ning the
lands of Marv Ann Rogers. Stafford
Walder, and others more fully ties
s'ribedin mortgage ex-euted to W
and A B Stronach hv Duncan
Moring dated. V1,i rh 22nd. 1888.
and recorded in R -gister's office of
Wake count v. Book 104, page 88,
be'ng tract of land on which Jacob
Coring formerly resided.
W ft Stronach, Mortgagee,
inn ?ti :iiHs-
Motice of Salo.
By authority of a mortgage from Mc
Clare and Hales to the Southern Distill
ne Company recorded in Book 144, page
S77 records of Reirisier of Deeds office
for Wake county, 1 will on Monday 28th
of Feb'tinry, 18118 nt 11 o'clock a. m. at
No 233 Fayetteville street, Raleigh, N.
(t , known as the "Bonan.a Haloon," sell
at public ant tion for casn to the highest
bidder all the bar fii Hires at said place
of business, consisting of show cases,
partition, counters glaa cases. Ice box,
etc, etc. In fart all the fixtures and
furniture belonging to said Saloon and
and described in the aforesaid mojtgage.
W. N. Joa, A tl..
Fab 7 80 dar..'
V .-