. I Heard a I.iirk.
JOn M009VUV.
I herad a lark ami the morning cloud
That wrapt his flight of song Aa if that
lark,
Seer of the dawn, rose on prophetic wing,
The ran now gorged the canyons of the akyt
And all the barriers of the zenith breaking,
On happy Earth there flowed a shining
ocean.
With this thing seeing. I, poor wonderling,
Made half of saddened sunlight, raised mine
eyes,
Cast off my baser part, a1 d grew eternal.
Lark of the earth, thy song shall still go on
Whn mocking blasts bestrow thy tiny
plumes.
E'en now thy notes of earliest morn may be
Well out upon an awful pilgrimage,
Where dumb, despised, unshapen worlds go
by,
And all i dark forever. Yea, although
The hand of Cruelty might scarcely feel
Thy heart beats in its gra p, not less to cry
May pierce eternity, to leave behind
Faith's low petition ind Doubt's loud har
angue. Inland Printer.
Raising Coffee In Mexico.
From recent advices received at the
bureau of American Republics it is
learned that there are now in active
operation in the district of tteconusco,
State of Chiapas, Mexico, 28 coffee
estates which employ over l,f 00 men.
Id this district' there is still a very
la'rge extent of first class coffee land
not being cultivated which could
easily produce over two million
pounds of coffee. The cost of pro
duction to the growers is about seven
cents per pound, packed in bags and
ready (or transportation. The de
mand is always in excess of the sup
ply, and sales are readily made at the
plantation at twenty cents a pound.
Tbe lack of suflieient labor is the
great biudiacce .to the increase of
production. The reports which have
been circulated of the total failure of
crops in Chiapas are denied by resi
de nts .of the State. Although the
yield of wheat and corn in several of
the districts is less than usual in that
very fertile section, yet the lands pro
duce so bountifully even when uncul
tivated that it is almost afk impossi
bility for a condition of famine to ex
1st there.
Superior Courts of North Caro
III
Bail 4lehd ule.
Ktt hu '
Do in Pedro Very 111.
0 1 f
Pari", Pec. 8. The condition of
Dom Pedro, ex-Emperor of Brazil, is
exciting the gravest apprehensions.
He was attached by a chill yester
day, and despite the attention of his
physicians he has since continued to
grow woree. What adds to the dan
gerous feature of the cote is the fact
that the chill is complicated with dia
betes.
The Countess d'Eu, Dom Pedro's
daughter, is constantly at the bed
side of her father.
A Curious Name.
London, Dec, 3. A remarkable,
but not very serious accident oocur
red at Portsmouth while the harbor
was shrouded in thick fog. During
the time the outlines cf the shore
were thus hidden from sight, the
British troopship Crocodile with 1400
men aboard ran against the structure
on wbich is built the extension of the
harbor railway. She was moving at
full speed when she struck the mas
si ve supports of the .railway and the
force of the shock was so great that
fifty yards of the railway were de
stroyed and three carriages which
had been standing on the track were
rolled into tbe sea. Great alarm was
felt for a time, but no one was killed,
and singularly enough the troopship
escaped damage.
Governor, Tillman rode into office in
South Carolina on a reform' platform
in which "no free passes" was a lead
ing plank. After he became governor
he accepted all the free passes offered
him How a bill prohibiting the use
of passes by legislators and state offi
cials has been Introduced in tbe leg
islature by a leading representative
of the old regime. In the natural
course of events it will be defeated
Evidently consistency is not one of
"Brave Ben V crown jewels. Atlanta
Journal. .
By the death of Col. P. W. Clark,
' the. General Passenger Agent of the
SettLoard Air Line system, which oo
curred at f or folk on Monday night,
it was a great loss to that system.
Col. Clark was a very efficient officer.
JUDGES.
Name. District Residence.
Geo H Brown, 1 Beaufort,
Henry R Br van, 8 New Berne,
H G Connor, 8 Wilson,
Spier W h i taker, 4 Wake,
R W Winston, Granville,
E T Boykin, Sampson.
J D Mclver, 7 Carthage,
R F Armfleld, 8 Iredell,
Jesse F Graves, 9 Surry,
John G Bynum, 10 Morganton,
W A Hoke, 11 Lincolnton,
J H Merrimon, V. Buncombe.
SOLICITORS.
Name. District. Residence.
John H Blount, 1 Perqnim's,
H White, (col) Halifax,
J E Woodard, Wilson,!
E W Pou, Jr., 4 Johnston,
Isaac R StrayMrn, 5 Durham,
O H Allen, 6 Duplin,
Frank McNeill, 7 Richm nd
B F Long, 8 Iredell,
Thomas Settle, 9 Rock'ham
W C Newland, 10 Caldwell,
Frank L Osborn, 11 Meck'b'g,
Geo A Jones, 12 Macon.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Fall Term Judge Brown.
SECOND.
Fall Term Judge Bryan.
THIRD.
Fa Term Judge Connor.
FOURTH.
Fall Term Judge Whitaker.
Wake Jan 5th, fFeb 28, March
38th, t April 21st, July 9th, t Aug 27th,
Sept 28th, tOct 26tn.
Wayne Jan 19th, March lO.b, Ap'l
18th, Sept 14th, Oct 19th.
Harnett Feb 2d, Aug 10th, Nov
30tb.
Johnston Feb 9th Aug 17th, Nov
16th.
For criminal cases.
1 For civil cases alone.
FIFTH.
Fall Term Judge Winston.
SIXTH.
Fall Term Judge Boykin.
SEVENTH.
Fall Term Judge Mclver.
EIGHTH.
Fall .Term Judge Armfield
NINTH.
Fall Tern?- Judge Graves
TENTH.
Fall Tejm Judge By num.
KLKVBNTK
Fall Term Judge Hoke.
TWELFTH.
Fall Term Judge Merrimon.
Notice of Sale
By virtne of a decree of the Superior Court
of Wake county, in the special proceedings
entitled T L Honeycutt, admr of f A Ranea,
dec'd, vs J 8 Ranes et als, I will sell.on Mon
day, the 7th day of December, 1891. at the
court house door of Wake county, a tract of
land in Wake Forest township, said county
of Wake, containing 10 aeres, more or less,
and adjoining the lands of J P Haywood, L
N Ranes and others, and fully set forth in
the proceedings above named. Time of sale,
12 o clock m. Terms, cash.
T L HONEYCU LT,
no2 tdsp Admr and Com'r.
Notice to Creditois.
Having qualified as Admn.jratrix of D. 8.
Waitt, deceased, this is to give notice to all
persons indebted to him to make immediate
payment to me, and all persons having claims
against the estate will file the evidences
of the same with me on or before the 7th
day of August, 1892, otherwise this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
HATTIE V. WAITT,
Aug. 8 6w Administratrix.
Notice of the Incorporation ot
the Switchback Ka il way Go.
of Raleigh, N. C.
Notice is herebygiven, that I have this day
issued letters declaring H. B. Battle, J J,
Boushall and J.N. Holding, their associates
and successors, a corporation under the name
ana style ot tne witcnoacK Kaiiway to., of
Raleigh, N. C, for the purposes set forth in
the articles of agreement and plan of iuooi
poration which nave been hied and recorded
m this office, with all the privileges and pow
ers under Chapter 16 of the Code of North
Carolina ana the laws amendtitory thereof.
The business proposed to be done by said
Company is the owning, operating ana run
ning Switchback Railways with power to
charge and collect toll or fare for the use
thereof: the construction and selling of
Switchback railways and rights to operate
and run the same, and to do py and all
things necessary for the proper conduct of
3aid business. The place of business of said
corporation is at or near the oity of Raleigh,
Wake county, with power to do business
anywhere in the State of North Carolina or
the United States. The capital stock of said
corporation is five thousand dollars divided
into one hundred shares at $50.00 per share,
with privilege to increase to filty thousand
dollars. No stockholder or corporator of
said Corporation is mdividually or person
ally liable for the debt, contract omission,
tort or liability of, or demand or said corpo
ration. JNO. W. THOMrSCN 0.8.0.
Sept. 21st 1891. 4wks.
Richmond 4 Danville B R Co y
, hp Evning Visitor
Condensed Schedule
In effect November 15th. 1891.
Southbound. Daily.
No 9 No U
Lv Richmond, J 00pm 8"air
Burkeville, ft 10pm ft llau
Keysville, 6 63pm SSlau.
Ar Danville. 8 10pm 8 Oam
Ar Greensooro, 10 80pm 10 12nn
Lv Goldsboro. 12 16pm tl 85pn
Ar Ralelgb? 1 66pm ft 45pm
Le Raleigt "6 4P 3 Uftvr
Le D."ham. 144 5 07xn
Ar G.eensboro, lf15 9 4 an
Lv Salem, T8 40 H 60
Greensboro, 10 40pm 10 80
Ar Balisburv. IS 88am 11 67ait
Ar Statesville, 1 62 1 09pT
Ar Asheville, 6 65am 5 69
Ar Hot Springs, 8 60 7 4
Lv Salisbury. 1S 40 12 0rPm
Ar Charlotte, 8 00 l?0im
Spartanburg, 9 00 4 17
Greenville, 6 10 ft 84
Atlanta, 12 80 am 11 46am
Lv Charlotte. 8 10 a m 1 BOptt
ArColumb' 6 07 6fU
Augusta, 9 80 o P ".eon
Northbound Tally
No 10 No l?
Lv Augusta, 7 00 pm 2 OOan.
Columbia, 10 60 ft 06ou
Ar Charlotte, 8 Oft am 9 00
Lv Atlanta, 8 60 pm 1010am
Ar Cbar.'otte, 6 M. am 8 60 p
Lv Charlotte, 7 0fam 9 30pm
Salisbury, 8 27 11 00
Lv Hot Spring 6 22 pm 12 89pm
Asheville, 2 40 pm 4 rft
Statesville, 7 07 pm 9 17
Ar Salisbury, 8 00am 10 12pm
Lv Salisbury, 8 87 11 8
Ar Greensboro, 10 80 12 42
Salem, 1140am t2 20am
Lv Greensboro 10 30 1 CO am
Ar Durham, 12 32am 6 07 an
Raleigh. 1 25pm 7 20
Lv Raleigh 1 30 t8 4Rfl tr
Ar Goldsboro, 8 LP 12 (,8 prr
Lv Greensboro , lt 80n, 12 60on
Ar Danville 12 10pm 2 P6 am
Keysville, 2 58pu. 5 02 u
Burkeville. 8 27 5 13
Richmond, 6 SO 7 10
WEST POINT AM' RICHMOND.
t7 60 am Lv WeBt Point, Lv t8 5f am
9 loam Ar Richmond Ar.10 40 pa
8 10 pm Lv Richmond Lv 4 40
6 00pm Ar West 1'oint Ar 6 00pm
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND RAL.
EIGH via Keysville,
9 50 am Lv Raleigh Ar 10 46 pm
fDaily except Sunday. ' -y
S Daily, except M" lr"
Sol H AAt. Jas L 1 'AVT,o -Traffic
Man'g'r. ri T'-" ' r
W. A. Turk,
A G. P. A. Charlotte. N C
Cape Fear A Yadkin Valley
Railroad Company
OOKDENBKD SOHJtDUJUM.
In effect Dec. 1st. 1891.
northbound D'y ex S'y I D'y ex S'v
w Ho 2 HO 4
Le Wilmington, 10 40 a m
Ar Fayetteville, 2 01pm
Le Fayetteville, 8 IF pm
Le Saoford, 4 42 p m
Ar Greensboro, 710pm
Le Greensboro, 7 20 p m
Le Walnut Cove, 8 49 p m
Ar Mt Airy, 10 45 p m
Le Bennettsville, 18 55 p m
Le Max ton, 1 42 p m
Ar Fayetteville, 3 11pm
No 16 daily except Sunday,
Le Ramseur 7 86 a m
Ar Greensboro, 10 06 am
Le Greensboro, 10 35 a m
Ar Madison 18 55 put
southbound D'y ex S'y D'y ex S'y
No 1 No 8
Le Mt Airy, 6 55 a w
Le Walnut Cove, 8 45
Ar Greensboro, 10 10 a ny
Le Greensboro, 10 P0 a n?
Le Sanford, 12 45 p m
Ar Fayetteville, 2T6pm
Le Fayetteville, 8 15 p m
Ar Wilmington, 6 40 p n
Le Fayetteville, 2 11pm
Le Maxton, 8 IP p jo
Ar BennettBvIiie, 4 22 p in
No 15 daily except Sunday
Le Madison, 2 80 p m
Ar Greensbc ro. 4 86 p m
Le Greensboro, 5 10 p m
Ar Rrmjsor, 8 25 o m
No. 11.
Lv Mt Airy 2 10 p m
Lv Walnut Cove 6 00 p m
Ar Greensboro 8 45 p m ,
W E KYLE,
General Passenga- Kgvt
J W Fa?, Gan Supt.
. autli-4 t Line
Wilmington H eiuou flat ro : uj
Branches. Condensed Scaedale
TRAINS GOINti
Dated Nov. 21.No 88
1891. Daily.
Daily.
Le Weldon, 12 8Cpm 6 48pm
ArRockyMt, 140pm
Ar Tarboro, 2 18pm
Le Tarboro, 12 68pm 6 00pm
Ar Wilson, 818pm 700pm
Le Wilson, t8 30pm
Ar Selma, 8 30pm
Ar Fay 't villa 530pm
Le G'usboro, 8 16pm 7 42pm
Le Warsaw, 414pm
Le Magnolia, & 27pm 8 40pm
Ar wu'gton ooopm
BOOTH
No 87 No 41
F'tm'l d'y, ex
tSund'y
?4ain
7 68am
40ain
9 84am
"49am
N
OREOLK AND CAROLINA R.R
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
South
Bound
Train.
No. 101.
A. M.
T50
1015
10 27
11 02
1120
11 37
1162
12 31
r2 63
120
P. M
Dated AugUBl 9th, 1881,
8TATIOS8.
North
Bound
Train.
No. 100
P. M.
L've Pinner's Point Arrive
L've
L've
L'r
L've
L've
L've
L've
L've
Ar
Drivers,
Suffolk
Gates,
Tunis,
Ahoskey,
Aulander,
Hobgood,
Tarboro,
Rocky Mount,
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Live
526
2 01
4 47
414
864
336
3 21
2 39
217
150
M.
9 65pm 1120am
TRAINS GOING NOBTfl
No K No 78, No 40,
daily, d'y, ex
daily Snnd'y.
Lv Wil'gton, 12 86am 9 16am 4 25pm
Lv Magnolia, 10 67am 1 10pm
Le Warsaw, 11 11am 6 25pm
Ar G'dsboro. 2 55am ' 05am 7 30pm
Le Fay'tvillo. j 10am
Ar Selma, 110?m
Ar Wilson, 12 10pm
Lv Wilson, 8 8f-am 12 68pm 8 23pm
Ar Rock vM t, 1 80pm 8 5?pm
Ar Tarboro, 6 30din2 18pm
Lv Tarboro, '2. "8pm
Ar Weldon, 5 05am 8 55pm 10 00pm
Daily except Sunday.
John F Divine,
General Superintendent.
J R KeniiY, Sup't TanB.
T M Emerson, nral Pass Agt.
Raleigh and AngiiHta A-L RB
To tak effect 9 am, Sunday. Oct
25, 1891.
I rs ins mov Train 8 mov
ing South. ing North.
No 41, No 88,
Pass and Mail. Pass and Mail
Daily ex Sun Daily ex Sun
Leave. Arrive.
4 00 p m Raleigh, 11 20 am
4 19 " Cary, 11 01 am
4 31 " Apex, 10 49 am
6 05 " Moncure, 10 16 am
5 28 " Sanford, 9 52 am
5 54 " Cameron, 9 26 am
6 21 " Southern Pines, 8 58 am
7 20 " Hamlet, 8 00 am
8 18 " Gibson, Lv 7 00 am
Northbound
Trains.
Thro Frt and
Pass 28,
Daily exct -
Sunday.
P M Lv
5 10
5 35
5 55am
7 06am
8 00pm
8 46pm
9 89pm
11 80pm Ar
Stations
Southbound
Trains.
Thro Frt and
Pass 22,
.Daily exct
Sunday.
Ar
Raleigh
Cary
Apex
Moncure
Sanford
Cameron
Southern.Pines
Hamlet
p M
6 45
6 18
5 55
4 25
8 50
9 68
2 10
Lv 12 30
PITTSBORO R R.
Lfeave Pittsboro, 9 10am
Arrive Moncure, 9 55
Leave Moncure 5 10 p m
Arrive Pittsboro, Q 55
OARTBAGU R R
Leave Carthage, 8 00 a m
Arrive Cameron, 8 45
Leave Cameron, 9 45
Arrive Carthage, 10 80
Leave Carthage, 4 00 p m
Arrive Cameron, 4 46 p m
Leave Cameron, 5 60
Arrive Carthage, 6 85
WM SMITH, Supt,
&AZMI9E& (fA8T0JS $ R,
To take effect Sunday, Oct 8Eth, 1891
Trains moving North.
No 88, No 34,
Stations. Mail train. Fas St Mail.
o TO.
Le Raleigh.
wake,
Franklinton,
KittoeH,
Henderson
1 Littleton,
Ar Weldon,
It 25 am 6 00
13 05 5 39
12 26 6 01
12 44 19
1 00 6 86
2 Or 7 45
2 45 8 30 am
Tralnw moving South.
No 41, No 45.
.Stations. Mail train. Past &Mail.
pm
Le Weldon,
Littleton,
Henderson,
Kittrell,
Franklipton,
Wake,
Ar Raleigh,
18 15 p m 6 00 a m
18 52 6 42
2 82 7 58
3 89 8 11
2 56 8 29
8 17 S SO
8 55pm 980am
Tiouisbnrg Ra'iroad.
', Trains moving North.
No 88, Pass, No 8,
Stations. Mail A Express
Le Frauklint'n, 8 00 pm 8 8Pam
Ar Loulsburg, 8 5 pm 9 10
Trains moving South.
No 41, Pass, No 9,
Stations. Mail A Express.
Le L"isbT!ror, It 8" am 5 O'pm
Ar Franltnt'n, 18 05 p to 6 85nrn
SMITH, Sunt
No 101 makes connection at Rockv Mount
with W & W Train No 33 for aR points
South, and No 78 tram for all points North,
G M bERPBfc, J R KbNIiY,
Gen'l Manage.' Supt Trans.
T M Emkrson, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
ATLANTIC AW. C.RB,
Time Table No 1ft.
In effect December 19th, 1888.
Going eas.. Schedule. Going west
No 51 Pass trains No 6C
Ar Lve Stations Ar Lve
?m 8 80 Goldsboro 11 28 am
17 4 30 La Grange 10 46 10 48
4-49 4 64 Kinston 10 09 1014
6 18 6 4S New Berne 8 87 8 44
9 86 pm' MoreheadOitv am 88
Dallv
CMIte Cr for Rtehir'i iCwtow
IB P"T.I8PD
tVFRY EVENING
EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT
f i PER ANNUM,
OR
Twenty-Five Cents per Month.
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