r ' liiiMMiii -
xtCHEDULES.
umn . T
EcoHonr.
'ISO:
Ult.iKWVfVmiO 1
h Ann in ll ieol. i
Professor &nn wrn wAMau
. .MLveAwiHrwh Academy at Exeta.,
(.i,.)oewu l"a r" , v.,"' rj
to niase a pounu oi mji n. t
hogS' were allowed to run at large
than when they were confined in the
pen.
It does not pay to keep poor stock
of any kind. If every animal is
good of its kind it is always saleable,
and can be turned into money at any
time that it is desirable to do so,
while an inferior one is alwajrs a
drug on a farmer's hands.
.It never pays to underfeed any
thing. Even if the animal is only
kept in store condition that is,
neither giving milk nor fattening a
little grain will do no harm. Young
heifers, however, should not be given
fattening food before thev have their
first calf. Hence oats and bran are
better than corn.
An experienced farmer says that
oats should be soaked sufficiently to
swell before feeding them to stock.
When soaked the husk is partly torn
away, and facility of digestion in
creased. Poultry will carefully pick
out the soaked grains from the dry
when allowed a preference in the
matter.
Members of the Elraira Farmers
Club advise the mulching of wheat
fields with straw, saying the cost is
small, the benefit sure, even in fa
vorable winters, but greater in win
ters like that just ended, when nearlv
every dav after the first freezing was
a strain on the p:ants exposed.
HOW TO BUY A HORSE.
An old horseman says : "If jTou
want, to boy a horse, don't believe
3-011 r own brothers. Take no man's
word for it ; jTour eje is your mar
tot. nn'f, hnv a horsfc in harness.
Unhitch him, and take everything offlout of the cir umstanccs of a people,
but hi baiter and lead iiiin sround. and ofte "utia.sts the circumstances
If", he has a corn, or is stiff, or has that caused it.
am- other failing, vou can sej it. Let There was a time when salt, at
hiui no by himself a little way, and places distant from a seu-port, was
if he staves risrht into anything, you i worth its weigiit in silver if n-t its
in.iv L-iww i.p u blinii ' m Qt.tr weight in gold, since it had to be
how bright his eyes are, he can't see
J '
no more than a bat. Back Ir.ra, too,
Some horses show their weaknesses!
or tricks in that way when they dou't j
in any other. But be as smart as
you can, you'll get caught soine-j
times. Even an expert gets stuck.
A horse may look ever so nice, go a
good pace, and yet have fits. There
isn't a man could tell it until some
thing happens. He may have a weak
back. Give him the whip, and off
he goes for a mile or two ; then, all
of a sudden, he stops in the road.
After a rest he starts again, but soon
stops for good, and nothing but a
derrick could move him."
GREEN CORN FOR PIGS.
American Agriculturist.
In the summer and early fall feed
mg otpigs, we have found sweet
corn one of the best and most con
venient kinds of fodder. Pork is
made to the best advantage by put
ting the pigs, as soon as they are
weaned from the sow and have
learned to eat milk and meal, into
the pen, and keeping them there un
der full feed until they are ready for
slaughter in November or December.
Vith a good breed of swine there is
no difficulty in making March pigs
weigh from two hundred and fifty to
three hundred pounds at eight or
nine months old. With plenty of
Indian meal and skimmed milk they
will grow rapidly until the corn is
large enough for cutting. About the
first of August this should be given
as an additional ration. The pigs
. will eat the green stalks and leaves
with the greatest relish after the ears
have been plucked. It is an excel
lent appetizer, helps the digestion of
more solid food, and promotes the
thrift of the animals. Field corn
na ijfi Jbe i quite so nutritious, but
no better use can bp made r.f that
after the ears are in milk, than to cut
and feed it to fattening swine. It
costs much less to make pojk in
summer than in cold winter weather.
FRUITS AS FOOD AND MEDICINE.
Now that the fruit season has about
arrived, it will doubtless be interest
ing and highly useful to our readers
to learn something of the nutrive
ncss, digestibilitv. ffhnlMr.mnoQ
medicinal action, and proper use of
the fruits and vegetables with which
God has so -abundantlv htA9dal
earth! The
fruits-consists m crowding the stom
ach with them when it is already full,
and m eating them at all times be
tween meals when there is no natu-
1 deJm,an ?r desire for them
When taken along with tho f7,.wi
iwuu, m immerauon, or as a dessert
when the stomach is not over-full
they are highly conducive to health
and, as a writer truly says, "they ap'
pear to be providentially sent at a
season when the body requires that
cooling and antiseptic aliment which
t"iey. are so well calculated to afford M
j i i .
The correct rule for the use of fruits
is to use them moderately betwoon
meals, and at meals, as a Dart of the
meal or as a dessert, when the stom
aoh is not overloaded with other food.
Thougn qesserts are, as a general
thing, objectionable, because taken
when the stomacn is already full,
fruits are mucn more wnolesonie
when taken in this way, than the
s pastries, cakes, etc., generally used
as desserts.
iiuuiu vv-.r
. - ii
- hn. wajr mnrv nf -wftrithrfbr h4a
school in his lifetime, beside',!
quea thing to it a large sum in his
will.
To keep the back-log of the fire
from burning away too fast, the old
gentleman would soak it in water for
some hoars before bringing it into
the house. Moreover, he brought it
in himself, dripping from the pond.
A more curious instance was his
economy in the matter of candles, an
article of extreme scarcity in coun
try places often impossible to be
procured. At family prayers in the
evening, he would read the chapter
by the light of the one candle. Be
fore kneeling for prayers he would
blow the candle out, and light it
again on rising, thus saving a frac
tion of candle, and not a small frac
tion wither, as the old man was not
an economist in bis prayers.
It was not uncommon in the last
century to split a wafer, and use
half at a time. Still more common
was it in remote parts of the country
to dispense with wafers ard use
paste instead. We have sometimes
heard this practice mentioned as an
evidence of miserliness ; but, in fact,
all writing materials were expensive
and hard to get.
In the British Museum there are
preserved manjr famous manuscripts,
and among them are several which
show that the authors used paper
which had been uset before. Por
tions of Pope's translat'on of IIo
nW were written upon backs of let
ters, the creases of which can still
be discerned.
Jonathan Edwards, when he lived
at Stockbridge among the Indians,
wrote a gieat part of one of nis
most famous books upon odds and
ends of paper.
Such strictness of economy grows
carried on pack-horses,pt-rhaps across
a range or mountains.
One grain of salt was a treat to
people who had not tasted it for six
months. In the course of time salt
became ery cheap everywhere, but
J 1 I
those who had been reared in the
period of scarcity could never get
over ine nabit oi using salt with
needless economy.
It is impossible for us to realize
the intense and grinding poverty
which many people have to endure in
the early settlement of a new coun
try, where nearly everything they
have fuel, food, apparel, house, fur
niture, utensils, decoration, artificial
light, medicine, etc., have to be
wrung from the soil about them' with
their own hands.
We should therefore be careful how
we call people miserly. Economy
ordinarily becomes excessive only in
those who have had to struggle for
life unaided. The cure for it is a
generation or two of prosperity.
KIND WORDS FOR THE SOUTH.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated News.
In one sense the growth of this
fraternal temper is more creditable
to the South than the North. It was
easy enough for the North, victori
ous, to forgive : but for the South,
defeated and humiliated, to forget
her smarting wounds, and clasp in
friendship the hands which inflicted
them, proves a magnanimity of soul
which is far from common, and which
may well rouse in ns a warm glow of
fraternal pride. There are indeed
qualities of the Southern charactir
of which we have only lately become
aware, and among these the wonder
ful elasticity and recuperating power
they so conspicuously displayed,
must compel the admiration of all
right-thinking men. Eighteen years
of utter "uin. the flower of her man
hood destroyed, her people demoral
ized, her most valuable property sud
denly become worthless, her occupa
tion, with her social system, gone,
her heart embittered by deadly
1 j' t r, . ... "
uatreu, me nouin is. to-aay recon
structed, her people placated, pros-
perous, nopetui. rne celeritv with
which the change has been wrought
may well surprise the most optimistic
of political economists. So lately as
1876 one of her most intelligent
writers prophesied that she must
needs for a generation eroDe Dain
fully in the darkness attendant uron
seeking new methods of subsistence.
often experiencing failure and defeat.
beforcsuccess could be attained, and
yet, in 1883, wc find her beyond the
danger of either failure or defeat.
the problem of subsistence solved by
small farms on the one hand, and
manufactories on the other, and her
business prospects on- a firmer basis
than thev ever were hefnso Rnh
an experience is wonderful and with.
out parallel, and it goes far to prove
and wrongs, and sectional bitterness
to the snntrarv notwithstanding
how large is the ability, how versa
tile iue genius, how generous the
temper of the Southern people.
Whoever haa a contented mind hoa
an ncoes. 10 him whose foot is en
uiuseu ui a snoe. is it nnt. a ihnnr.i.
the earth were carpeted with leather?
Those with whom, we can appa
rently become well acquainted in a
few months, are orpnofuii ti
IsUnd. 8 ' y knowand nder-
11 if. St it i I
- '(!! 1 ' ;;! in S
-ftffiH?rt
-it- t? i
ntCTCH err?1;
.a lihf'-f .".!? -irn j-'l! i-. V4
PIANOS
-AND
ORGANS.
S. A. STEM & Co.,
NORFL.OK, - - Va.
THE OLDEST,
THE LARGEST,
THE CHEAPEST
CARPET
A N D
Furniture House
IN THE SOUTH.
Over 27,000 square feet of floor space
in our snow room, ror over eiemeen
j'ears we have enjoyed an extensive trade
T . IT 1 I C
in namax couiuy, auu ruici w uuuuicuo
of people whose houses we have furnished.
11 4m.
W. W. Gwathmey.
Chas. Q. Elliott. Temple Gwathmey.
W. W. Gwathmey & Co.,
COTTON COMMISSION MERC HANTS
Norfolk, Va.
Cash advanced on consignments. Cot
ton shipped by Railroad delivered at our
wharf free of drayage.
I. LEVI,
WITH
J. L. STRAUS & BRO ,
Leading Grocers and Commission Merch
ants. Dealers in Salt Fish.
156 West Pratt St.,
Dec. 7, 15 ly. Baltimore, Md.
Agents Wanted
lor handsome illus
trated standard
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woras oi cnaracier, great variety, low in
Erice, selling fast, needed everywhere,
iberal terms. B. F. JOHNSON & OO.,
1011 Main St., Richmond, Ya.
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r ear awUae kmUiM elMabsj flt tar
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KIWiU, O.
N. W. STAGE, General Southern Trav.
eling Agent, Louisville, Ky.
TAYLOR PFG. CO.
Charlotte, N.C.
d J a week in your own town.
Terms
yJ V J and 15 outfit free. Address H.
Halle, t & Co . Portland, Mline.
NAVALiSL3BATTLES.
New antl graphic Plctori&l History crfth. neat Sa ftalita oftM
World. IrViedical Disccta SMirrni. U. S. N. Oddissa
m a co.. wnaaiBi at.. rniiaaaBjiiia. ra
t't 9C)f per day at home. Samples
lO to iyJ worth $5 free. Address
Stmsa & Co., Portland, Maine.
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IT STANDS AT THE HEAD !
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
n n A TIT T? U T T n JJ
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That it is the acknowledged Leader- in
the Trade is a fact that cannot be disputed.
MANY IMITATE IT !
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The Largest Armed,
ine Lightest Kunning.
r;The most Beautiful Wood-wcrk,
Ari IS WARRANTED
To be made of the best material.
To do any and all kinds of work.
To be complete in every respect.
For sale bv N. B. JOSEY & CO.. Scot-
iana xvecK, jn. u.
R. H. Daniel & Co.. Halifax, N. 0.
Daniel & Norfleet. Dealers in General
Merchandise, Caledonia, N. C.
Agents wanted m unoccupied territory.
Address,
DOMESTIC S. M CO.,
Richmond. Va.
THE, NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE,
J- H. Beal, Agent
Hackney Bros. Buggy
iv o r k s ,
J. H. BEAL, Agent,
' Enfiele, N. C.
BP" These Machines, Baggies and
Wagons can be had of J. H. Beal at
lowest cash prices. Reasonable
terms on application.
PfcrrMPRWtMEn5STr,iSUr
III
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Si. a It. ton. 4- VifJ twievJfhGjfJd ExprwjjpBB. i
Sawn. M-Krtio.ft. tone. lS-Dulcian.l (t. toix Jf-fJi?
4 ft. tos. It-Vos Jubilaatw 8, ft. tene, Ail tuife. 1
tone. -SiHhu.i
Ejiprtioae. i!-Fre
Organ knee Scop,
'hiEifd-eiiwn
iiiinn-iir'
ire
ust.
OranJ
VIT9 9f
art 3V OctnTei eaeh of Uegnlar GOfcUEN TOSUOB HEEDS. Besides all, tins, it will be ttted ap
with an OCTAVE COUFi.KK. which doubles ih power of the iostrumeat. i Lump irtumlB,' Picket f.r
Music. B-ttys PatonC Siou Action, also souuditg Board. &e. It lias a Slid Bp Lid and convenieutly
arranged Handlei for moring. The Bellows, which are of the upriKhc jiatten.. are made from the best
best quality Pedal Straps. The
Met .1 of neat design, and never
SPECIAL TEM-DAY
: SII(1II9 F
COUPON
press Prepaid, or br
the date hereof. I hereby
aaree to nrenav frela-ht
. gip
.JteMSSf&aHLW AddVeV.orTa.lon
Weight, bosad, about M ji
I
the Manufacturer,
EACH NIGHT FROM ONE TO TWELVE WEEKS,
(Si
nd Will rnmnl.f.l. rh.n.. h. Klnnil in .1.. .ntr.. a...m .1i.AmA.l.. l..F.nn nlin will t.k. t V P PIT.T.
, r or cnu p tnue tompimnti tnese nils nave no equal.
t .rut oj ami u,r :5 cenu in irampi. aena lor f.ampmec. i. o. JuaxiBUi
1 s U.r
Indian
Cures all diseases of the stomach., Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Skin and Blood.
Miliums testify to its efficacy in heal
ing the above
TK.1K MARK.
IXTA GENTS WANTE D.-$
Laboratory 77 W. 3d St., New York Cito Druggists sell it
MWtM BMajaJkMaaaMOsK
REV. A. I. HOBB3 Writes:
After a tboroas-h trial of
IRON TONIC, I take pleasure
in stating mat X nave Deen
greatly benefited by its
use. ministers and Pub
lic Speakers will find it
of the greatest value
where a Tonic is neces
sary. I recommend it
as a reliable remedial
agent, possessing un
doubted nutritive and
restorative properties.
ZouistrilUs, Ky., Oct. 2, 18S2.
the
TSSF1SZS B7 18X DR. HARTER MEDICUIB CO., 213. ST., ST. L07I3.
FiainEtigSi
JS HERE EZFB.CS 1
Itbuxmmk DUB FREE CIRCUl-K i LL3 .H;
. Kansas. June h. lf
Harrth Hkmf.dt Co. Gents 1 used the P:isrille"5ii
dlrcted and they completely cured me. 1 n :ihout one
weak from the time I commenced usini; thiti I tvnn
to sleep well and I continued 10 use nil rb- box v.i'b
constant improvement and since tbnl time Ort. .wl
I hare felt like a new man. I truU hoie tb:it many .
the anffwera will find out that yon tiave : specific
nervous weakness And lie cured by the same.
liespectfnlly i'ciur.
P. S. You will not publish my nnm bat jmrson visit
ins you muy be referre 1 to nl 1 -vMl answer ihir.
To every younir. miucUe h.;e or old rrnn
troubled withnervoua or rhyfical deKiii
ty or impotence sealed circular is ser-fi-fie.
Send full address on postal cart t
HARRIS REMSOY CO. St. Uo"!" "
We want your acWrei-a. Yoa nvii .
Bond and be couviuced oi th:
- And Morphine Habit can be cured in from 10
to 30 days no pay till cared. Established 10
ears. 1,000 curen. Refer to patients in all parts
bf tbecountry. Dr. F. JE. Marali, Quincy. Mich.
Paynes' AUTOMATIC Engines.
a to ioo Horse Power.
Will furnUh a hone
CMMtm. B. W. rVKXS0KS. Box Lioa. Coni.rK
Us. not fitted wftbsa
Mi
BUT OCR ENOIWR n
of conn
ii trrvnmmsntt fouudi no other
' , , '!r 'oniphietsand Price
f l-l), address
."' s MR Mansfield. Ofaia
1 TUSIWI
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Bll
I MWES VNCIE ALL till FAILS. 5
. I BesAOonKh Syrup. TamcsiKood. a
J Use In time 8oldbydrargista. f
lib. 4.unr. - iim' f Mwps-'vsj
CottfS
Graod
tirlor. ud won id ornament tlii
ueuiTes. uanasoue appeurnnce. n- win & mc airi. wr
It.cnteii)9 thMet VEXCWE9iUrffp.the fmyu.
Oreao. Kteht and Left Knee S PjU j
i nirai tbs
eB6i 0T VVlill3. ABb
Pedals, instead of being eoTcroi with e&rpet, are Polished
get out of repair or worn -
OFFER.
If yoa fill rrmlt m 50 and
tke annexed Coupon within lO
days firm the date of thU
Mewimi r. t will box and ablp
Sib) tbl Organ, with Organ
each. ;Book. dtt., exactly the
asnte af I avll for Vow
ahould ftWIer Immediately, and
In no ce later than lO day.
One yer teat trial gtvea and
fkdl warrantee for lx Tears.
Given fcnder my Hand and Seat
Or. receipt of this Cnpok and M10
in cash b Bank Drnfttfort Office
Moner Ot.W. Iff isterf.i l.erter. r r-
S24
Check on your bank, if forwan
for f24, as part pay mem
d within 1 0 dava from
tench Hum. f. tony, li-Hurw uii.ul I3-VoxJ
H
on my celebrated S4 Stop Parlor Orrn.i. vri aench. l.onk. ate., pro
vided the cash balanea of S9 acc-mpanies this io.ii ' t and 1 ViH send you a
receipted bill in fall for and box and shir yh2 ?Wn 'l!,t ,
vertised. fully warranted for six years. Money refnaaed with lutt-rest trom the
date of remittance if not as represented after one vf s use.
agree to nccepe tKs csapoj
(SiKned.l
1 F " imu - . ti tun ii i .
BVDK7lrUr DDCDAin Asa further taaenementtur yoa (provided
t f 1 rnCrMlili y(ra orderimii'li'atciy.wuh!n the 10 days.)
on the above organ to your nft railroad freich t etatiot.
any point east of the Mississippi River, or that far o sygomg wesi oi i ma is
a rare nawrttnalcr to place an instrnment. as it re e. at your very door, all
freight prepaid, manufuctnrer'a wholesale prke Order now ; nothing
aved by ewrreanondence. r ,
Linu Tf nDHCD Enclosed find 5 for organ. I have read yonr
ty w TV I J J rT S- & r . gtatement in thi. eavertisement, and I order ono
on condition that it must prove exactlv as represented in this advertisement, or I
ball return it at the end of one year's use and demand the return ot my money .with
Interest fmm the very moment I forward it. at six pe;nt;. according to yonr offer.
Ha very particwlnr to give Name, Pout OJflre. Cfmp.trit'-ate,rnamf Station, and on
tthat Railroad.. faprBe snre to remit by Bank Draft.jP. U. Money Order. Registered
Letter. Express prepaid, or by Bunk Check. Yon .iy accept by teleeaph on last
day and remit by mail on that day. which will secure this special offer. 1 desiro
this magnificent instrument intrnduced without delsy, hence this special price.
DANIEL F. BEAm,Washington,N.J
These Goods,ure sold under an
Absolute Guarantee
That they are the f inest and PUREST
goods uaon the market;
They ARE FRKE from DRUGS and
CHEMIC- iLS of any kind;
They consist of tl t Finest Tobacco and
Purest Ri w Paper mad?.
OUR SALES EXCEED
the products of ALL leading manufacto
riesKombioed. None Genuine without the trade-mark
of the BULL. Take no other.
t
W. T. BLAtKWELL & CO.
I Sole Manufacturers,
DURHAM, N.C.
P PURGATIVE;
A,
err aVjr
mnvbe restored to soumferalth. if such a thin is possible.
Fftysieians nsettiemj
m tatniir practice. Sold eTerywhers
JK s i notion, jaaaa.
EJlocd Syrup
named diseases, and pro
u
II
mi
nounce it to be the p
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN.
Guaranteed to cur a Dyspepsia.
A. combination of 1'ro
tirxiUe. of' Xron, lJttruvian.
t-firlt at id J?hosphoris in
a palatable form. For
Hebililj, Jjoss of Ajrpe
tote. J'rvstration. of Vital
Powers it is indispenaa-
LOOS
' ' ' - 4f 4.T - - 1
x consider i
ra most excellent remedy for
the debilitated vital forces.
TORPID DOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
MAI ADIA-
WrTntanriJ?Srailsotluee-rourth8o
the diseases of tlie human race.neM
pirlta, A feeling or having nefrlccted
mom) ditty, Ilzziiiess, Fluttering at the
Heart, Iota before the eye,hlsniy col
ored tTrine, COITSTIPATIOiV, and da
xnand the use of a remedy that acts directly
on the Liver. As aLiver medicine TUTT'S
111.1.8 have no equal. Their action on the
Kidneys a lid Skin is also prompt ; removing;
all impurities through these three icst.
engere or the system," producing appe
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear
skin and a vigorous body. TUTT'S PttliS
cause no nausea or griping nor Interfere
with daily work and arc a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA,
Bold eyry whf rp, aSc. Office. 44 Murray S t.,N. Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Grat Hair or Whiskers changed in
stantly to a Glosst black by a single ap
plication of this Dye. Sold by Druggista,
or sent by express on receipt of SI.
Office, 44 Murray Street, New York.
TUTT'S MANUAL Of BSEFUL RECEIPTS FREE.
Wrights IndiahVegetablePills
fob the
And all Bilious Complaints
8816 ,S.iaketi?JnLp1Iy vegetable; no grip
ing. Friee25ctl. AUUruggiats.
FREE!
RELIABLE SELF-CURE.
A favorite nnturirtiA. r-r nA nr
S!l'5.'a",l icce,,8fu spwia'ifts In the U. P.
lr Zl f,rih.urp "f JVe-tw IteMltty
in plai n sealed en velope..,,.,. iiruggiataciu fi 11 It
Addrm OR. WARD 4 CO., Uritiwa Mo.
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l.ootP. m
arrive ac n eiaon at t
, Freight. ; -
Leave Petersburg (ex'pt Sun
Arrive at Weldon at
GOING NORTH-
3.10 P. M
5:3(1
Pm
am
11:04
Boston & Savannah Fast Mjfl.
JLeave vv elaon daily at 12 :0ii A i
1 1 . w
Arrive at Iretersburg at 2 :23
5 NEW YORK EXPRESS.
Leave Weldon daily at
Arrive at Petersburg at
Freight.
Leave" Weldon (ex Sun.)
Arrive at Petersburg
First-class coaches will
between AVilmington and
:.io p
11.
-21tU
2 00
7 33
rui thr
'0
i ..i i , . ,
as urn
itoii
auu sieeuiiiK cars on nicnt, ana lav
Sleeping car oertns can De hal for
lollar lrom Richmond to Bait more
fie
;hange of cars.
Through tickets sold to ill Kvt
fed through.
W. J. BLOWN.
Dispatcher i Trains
R. M. M'LLY '
General Superintendent
W. P. TAYLOit,gf?n. T'-Vet Agt,
Office Superintendent T!
tation, S. & It. R. 1
Portsmouth, Va., November
QHANGE OF gCHEDL j
On and after MONDAY,
trains will run as follows:
'u.
J.S?.l.
i ilierlo,
LEAVE PORTSMOUTH III V fcj
CEPT SUNDAY.
Mail train at
Accommodation Train
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH
EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at -Accommodation
Train
9 25 a. ii
2 0(1 l'.M
l'Aii.y.
11 53 pm
Mail train connects at Weldon with the
Mail Trains of the Wilmington & Weldon
and Raleigh and Gaston Railroads.
And on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at Franklin, with steamer lor
Edenton, Plymouth and j Lani'higs on
Blaekwater and Chowan rives and lor
Washington and "stations ou Jamesville
and Washington Railroad.
Through tickets on sale to Taiboro,
Goldsboro Xewbern, Wilningtoii, tlo!
umbia, Augusta, Charlestoa, Savannah,
Jacksonville, Fernandina, aad all imints
in Florida, Raleigh, llamkt, Charlotte,
Statesville, Marion, Hickory. lil Fort,
Asheville, Warm Springs, Atlanta, Ma
con, Montgomery, Columbus, Mobilu.iNew
Orleans, and ail point in South and
Southwest.
Freights received daily, except Sundays,
from S A.M. to 4 p.m. E. tE. GI1I0,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Wilmington & WeliknU. It. Co.,
Office of Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C. lily. 14, iss .
CHANGE of SCjlEDULE.
GOING NORTH.
Express, Passenger aiil Mail trains.
No 47 1 ;
Leave Wilmington daily,1. at G.40 A. 11
Arrive at Goldsboro, at 9.48 A. M
:: Enlield at 12:07 p ra
Arrive at Weldon, at ; 12.50 1' M
No. 43. Fast .Mail.
Leave Wilmington at 5;35 p ra
Arrive at Enlictdat 11:10 am
' at Weldon at 12-00 am
GOING SOUTH.
Express, Passenger and Mail trains.
No. 4S.
Leave Waldon daily, at
Arrive at Enfield at
3.37 f. M
4:43 p in
6.43 F. M
9.55 P. M
Arrive at Goldsboro, at
Arrive at Wilmington, at
No. 40. Fast Mail.
Leave Weldon
Arrive at Wilmington at
C; 10 pm
10:55 p m
TAKBORO BRAXGII ROAD. '
Arrive at Tarboro 110 p m & 8 3o pta
Leave Tarboro 0 00 a m ami 3 00 p m
The tlav train makes close connection
at Weldon for all pomts North, via Bay
Line, daily, except .Vmday, anil uai.j
via Richmond and all jrail route.
Night train makes Hose connection ai
Weldon for all poii N.vi.h, via Kich
mond. Sleeping-ca.f-i attached to all
night trains. JOl? F. 1JIV1MJ.
. Gentril .Sujierintendent.
A. POPE. Gen'l Pasen"r Agt.
OEABOARD
k ROAD CO.
& RALEIGH RAIL-
On and after this date, trains will run
on this Road by the following Schedule:
November 20th, 1SS2.
TIME TABLE.
P M
Tarboro (Lv.) 8 45
Little Creek 9 15
Tarboro (Ai.)
Little Creek
Hethel
Jvobersonville
93a
9 05
S 45
8 20
Bethel 9 35
Rober'nville 10 00
Everett's 10 20
Everett's
8 00
7illiamston(ar)7 30
The 7 30 a m train from Williamston
will arrive in Tarboro at 9 35 a m., allow
ing passengers to connect with the 10 00
a m train on the W i WRR for Rocky
Mount.
The 8 45 p m train from Tarboro con
nects with the Boats at Williamston for
Norfolk via C & N Railroad and inter
mediate points, also at Jamesville with
the J & W Railroad for Washington and
all points below.
This table may bt changed at anytime
as necessity or circumstances may rejuire.
P. DORSCII, Gen. Sup t.
Tarboro, N. C., oy. 20th, 1882.
SCOTLAND NECK RAILROAD.
Trains on this road run daily as
follows : ;
GOIG WEST.
Leave Scotland Neck at 7 :30 a.'m.
Arrive at Tiller j's at 8 :20 a. m.
Arrive at Halifax at 9 :00 a. w-
GOrKG EAST.
Leave Halifax at 3 :25 p.
Arrive at Tillerys at 4 :20 p.
Ar at Scotland Neck at 5 :00 p.
m.
m.
m.
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