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avt IVtaiWr ioU a Concert Saloon.
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bvat aaythiaf f the kiad oat rtcord.
t " tW aaie of that paper w wohl at
ta Ubm haU lo ae the "Natiowal VUt
rema of KJcmtia)" aboliahed, k if
tWrr ever aa tf accJ of as educw
Uwal olablihat ia tbia cwatry,
taiak lh IWiaMaff ad the .Vr.,j
aUb ta prreiaetit aeeJ of
RUDKSUX COVJtTT OtTLAWH.
If I We U re arvtM of Uu SHata
c ibaa a ay oilter aectioa aa&rtaf
tVc tffecU o outlawry aa4 illegal
it ia jf Coaaty. lUt a
"wpl f yrara avi tba laery fMg
frwi urrvc tVewrftoit U cowwUy,
tlMBi fItklaf aa(f froaa tWir
majca.1 tAaf, Av4 lk Morriaoa
taa. axaaetiaxa kwow a aa th Ikanl 0
CWaaiiiljarf 1 fRjbeaoaCoAaty.coaa
u4 a Urasw Ike fT1 ka4
y far aac df aajtaiaf ikat iW
Lwwj'v kaJ UA U 4fitia Ibn
4 Ua cWoarat LViefU U U
Ua CWf tiaal CVwyewt li
(Yt 4rrUpaaala Vara aWwa Ikal a
kiu ma, a tiaraj,maaa4
A. KliuunJ., vli'i waioitc of ih- Jmlc
of tbe last August election in llritl'a
Townsbij in that ountr, and ia whote
j ieion was the polling Iwki of
! Ui-vt election precinct, Uflile yuIj and
intentionally dcstrtiveel llie nollin?
c
Ihw!, rcmarkin in llie presence of
three diffc.-cul icrons that be bad tie
trovril the book for tbe express pur
mm .f krepiug Dr. IL M. Norment
fmm brg elected as a member to the
Convention. This assertion m made
at one time in tbe rveence of Mers.
1 J. T. Ihillarl and Stephen Powell, and
at another time in the prccnve of 31 r.
j Thoruo.I). CoIlitiA. Mr.Uolliit.4 wo Reg
istrar of tne election, ami on the even
j ingof tbe day of the e'eelion he left,
! tbe Toting place.lhe pilling bo'ik- leing
. in the hand- of thia fellow Kdinuml,
I ami 00 U.c followutg Sunday, having
( learnnl that U book, bad not bee re
I turitcl to the llegiitar of Deed, ami
that because of auc'i failure the Outlaw
Cimniiaion n had refused to count
l!w ti.tc pol!el at Irit', thereby de
! fcatiug the Kepublicau candidate-, Nor
' ient and McNeill, he went to the oll
, i it 4 place w here he found Ilmun , aid
: al-Mi fnund Mra,a ami tfriion, of the
bvok, MatteiCil about mi tin floor, and
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111 4 vuiihi ai 1 iv 1 ha' 1 m iiiv ti mm -
niun 1, made the admiMnn ab'i.T al
Indetl to.
On the morning of Thurday the 1'Uh
I day of iKtrcniber, in Sterling" Mill
Town-diip, in nobcoo county, a negro
' man named P:noin Licary hadjtome
' wonU with a while woman, the wife of
' a man named Patriik Strickland, near
i whom he nata living, relative to the
J Hii-MHiiiig of lear'adog by tlio woman.
I ary p.-i--l n l hi nn'l lerond
Strit tlmd' place, and mi hi return
j home 111 tin- evening. Strickland, seeing
I It in ciMiiin? ahmg the road, went into
hi
Iioiim- and
jght out In- un
and. going to the
-!i wa-t cockcl
1 mad in company w ilh hi wife, confront
I el learr, and tuning an-1 abusing him
i for what l a I (-1 in the m irninjr,
j deliberatelv platol the muzxlc of hi
1 gvin to Ix-ary' rlomach, fircl it olf, the
( load going through the body and com
I ing out at the back, killing him ill
utantly.
Thi brave act a commit led in the
lriMl day lime o-i n public road in tln-
, pn-iiiee of the ili- -! tin chitalrie
I ti'ft and 1 K inocral, on a defence
j l-vfc in gro. Ttie btnly of the lain nun
j lay where il fell until the next after
1 n-n, at which time one J! W. YA
I muinN, njncial Coroner, a high toiievl
J lVmocrat ami a near relativu of the S.
! A. F-dmund wl nobly dctniyed
' the -olling book aln.xe alluded to
heid an inpiel on the lly and re
1 turned a verdiit that the deceased had
ciune to hi, death by a gun hot wound
inftVlcd by Patrick Strickland; but,
trange to ay, he inuctl 110 warraut lor
the arrvt of the murderer, inr did he
return the verdict of the jury until the
-."th. lhrcdaj afWr. A hole wadug
in the earth in tbe vkiaity of the pot
on which the murder wa, committed,
and the boly of the ior murdered ne
gro, lltncDi l'aty; tumble! therein
wi'hvut ct-flin or hroud; and covcrctl
up. tHi iVcrmber 17th, a white Ke
publiean of Lumbcrton, acting that
nothing tit being done toward, bring
ing the murderer to ju,ticr, made the
nrcoaary athdavit terore W. V. lUrue-,
a Justice ef the Peace, who iued a
warrant for the arret t of Strickland,
but e have at yet heard of the arrest
of the murderer.
A moo Taylor awl arah Tavlur acre
man and wif; they livel ia Kobcon
countr. aad the man Aoao Taylor, wa
a lU'publtcan. Near I htm lived a fam
ily by the name of Prevail; tbe eldeat
oac, IIct. K. A. rrtvatt, u a rnin-
iter of tbe Haptia Cburrb, and hi, two
brothers Kverett lYevatt art. I
Prrvalt It red with or acar him. tn
Satarday, IVetDbrr ISlh, Uia Taylora,
maa aad wife, with tbeir children, were
at their CTeains meal about rundown.
Amoawentto the water pail aear the
door foe a drink cf water, when, a he
opeaed It) door, be aaa airkkea U tbe
floor by a blow froaa a blaUfeoa in tbe
band f a aaa, who, p to lhat tiaae,
had bea aadiaoorereU. The if aw
ber kuabaad Ul ad loade aa eattery,
whea in rwhd Urre naen w bo had
Uteir facaa cofrred wUa naaaka, oae al
wboaa approached tha nan aad prr
eatiac a fiatol to brr brraat, lokl ber
that ah wtmU U killed If he made
any alarm. Tbe other owiawa took
T?kr by kia araaa aad raiaiaj Via. to
bu'rert, telliaj biwt be bad U pa with
tbewa.lhey led kia rtbe a t e tUhra ia .
They carried hh a boot tww band red
yard taaa kU fcoaase lata aa oU U
axartW for k of a rraJ. atrifTrd kiaa,
aad U a aaw4 takaaaaa aad ka kin.
eaaaaer Sorred kiaa BaaacrclfaUj wUk
clakaaad awitokea wkkk wrre the
atabU awat a ajaartT w4? aa lack leaf
t Ike twl that kad UtA o,l (reea
Ikeea, a4 wkacla wxfe. ai every kWw.
barird lala lkareva, tara fak
ikeir ft, amfctiat vktiaa, A4e 4-
ministering a most terrible punishment,
nnder which ur Tajlur had become
pcccble, they allowed him to atari
bnck toward- hii 1ihic, hiit terror
atricken wife assisting him. After pro
ceeding a few yard the woman, una
ware that the murderer were within
hearing, asked her husband if he
thought that he could fecognize his tor
mentor. which he nnwered in tbe af
firmative by a nod of his head, where
upon one of the men, presenting a pis-
j to! at Taj lor, a!iot him in the neck, the
bill pawing downworl thr uigh tbe
longs into the heart, and wit't a shrill
aid piercing hhriek the oor fellow fell
forward and imvtantly liel in bia wife's
arm, he being drenc'.ol in the life
U!ootl of her huband. , 1
The ax,io then rifapjeHreil, Icar
ing tLcir iwatrumeuti ol toiture and
death on the pct where their sanguina
ry woik had been done, where they
were foui.d the next day all covered
wit!i particle ' of human flh anl be-
oiearel with iitim.in blo--l.
The in-xt d.tv niter 'tin- perpetration
of the terrible alia V an imjuot itns
held tivir the dia l body by P.. (ioilwin,
li-1 . , an intelligent citizen of Lumber
ton, and tin- fact eliciit-l a we have
related iln in. It t.i aN 1 in evidence
br the tv-t i 111 - my of Mr-. Taylor, that
idic had been iu the employ of F. A.
ltcvli ft r -everal moiiths of the Sum
mer and Fall; that die had fCCTi and
leen with the Prevail almost daily,
and that -! t.is familiar with their
voice, clothing and general jipjiear
ance. She orc that lio recoguized
tlie voice of F. A. 1'rcvalt. a being one
of the iiinrd. r r; and !ieal.vi recognis
ed Kverett Pre v 1 1 by hi- clothing a
being one of tin in ; the third -er-Miii
do- wa- uncertain about. Il wait
al-o iu 1 1 idt iiee that tit re had been
difTiculiie ir'o.t i.a j ..(' die failure of
F. A. Prevail l i p iv Mr-. Taylor for
the n.-rvii ir- lie h.id rendered lo him
falnivt' a' In I -d to,) which had resulted
in -evi rat ieg.il trial.- Ik l-iv a uiagis
Irate, in wliieh Itoili I'ret.ill and Taylor
had iccn Ix'iind overlulhe Siijerior
Court and t k p the peace. It wad
le til t'i a w - k In-fore llie killing tf
Taylor that !- thr-e above named
Prevail h i l b t ri .-.ir : l i .iv that
th-y iuti'.; I d 1 t 1 k . I"; i"i out and
.i-lniiii r l-i li. ii - iu; li.f htthe
011 In- ti.ir - buk; :in. Iii:htii that
time and tli-ntu-if-. it .t- k tiotvii that
Taylor h:id ;..ivin ini riit.ilioii to the
r tpcr ol!i -cr-;h.i: F. A. Prevail had
bee. 1 engaged in icr.i ding the Ucvc
liue of the 1'iiiicd Slate by selling to
bacco w itln Ht llr-l ha ving paid a rjK-cial
lax therefor.
SjKt i.il coroi.er tlonbt in, allhough
there w a, - u h n ni of testimony
o K I'-cd f.tleu'a'.i l u- implicate the Pro
Pretat -, iltciiiitd to i.-.-uu warrant for
their ane-l, and liiuillv war rant were
issued lor them l-y a magi-Irate, who
proceeded to hear the e.,e, wl.cn, tin
motion of counsel, two of them wefe
discharged, F..A- Prevail being alone
held lo answer. when ujMin two very con
venient witio iu the person f a
boy and agi'l, neither of then over
fifteen year til age, iniual; of Pre.
vatl' family, were introduced, who
provel that tlie ileftiid tnl wa at home
at the lime t lie mur-Jor wa c imiii.tletl;
and allhou.;h itidn'ue wa- al hand to
prove that lhec f revatt were aeen
within a half null of Taylor' house,
g-ing toward- it.mily about halfau Irour
before the murder wa, committed, the
iHrmticratic Ju-tice who were hearing
the case, immediately discharged him
a inmcen: ol the charge.
It i also reported on g.nl aulliorily,
that aNmt two week ngo a nerrt man
living iu White ilom- township wa,
ca'.Iol oat tf hi Iohmo by a white man
who, at the time, had a gun or) bia
.houMer. . I hey went Itigrlhrr into
what r known a AhjHle awamp
thrxftigh whK.lt coti-tderabie alream
flow; thaj aoon the the rcptift of a gun
waa heard and the voice of a iud cry
ing out, twice; and that the negro baa
not been aero heard cf aim-, al
though dilUgjnt atwh baa been mad
for bim. -
It t uiiible U contemplate tkat
Mich tranactiooa huld be earned ta
ia Ikia State. One IlepMblicaa, a no-J
gro, aJjo4 Jo4 0 via ft publi kijtava
in cold Uoud and ao one arrvwted
tberetor. another pttbican, a negro,
pi riled away by a white aaaa, aad bo
acroaat Uiea of the traaalioa; an
other lUpwhlicaa thia Uaae a wkif
aaaaa. Ukoa v u k, bwaae and
whipped 10 deaik ia tLe prrwtica of kit
wile, aad aobodr beid repowable
tberetor. St rely thin iVnve ratio Tew
dctu i aa 111A 'aad aare a that wbicik
aaade u ia pa-4 ara aaaaf a peraao
ia fa along lw atrreia 0 P.naae or
Venice. Sorely a dar relnbwtton
W cveae fr tkee cnwtrv
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tZeiCraaaaae"! aaya aa Arkaanaa
Jawtara aaked Mr, ttxp if ake kad K-e-corrced
into irieg aUlo ttcoj
agaiaM kr wt.L Ske kkled nia kat
frvea kir keotf vitk font wkile
taoaltng oo ike? oikef. aad ankl kiaa
wkat kand e a r aAkre-ffU Utoakbtr
far aarriy.
CITY ITEMS.
Hon. R. P. EllioU'a srKsech.vVe call
the attentioo of our readera to the
speech of lion. R. P. Elliot . 0' South
Carolina, to be found pa oaffront page.
Thia apeech was deltTerec on Monday
last by the Honorable gentleman at the
opening of the Colored peopled Indus
trial Fair in thh city.
The Detroit Fbee Puss haa ac
quired great celebrity for it fond of
quaint humor, sparkling w it, atones,
akctches, choice general literature, eheaa
aad puzzle columns, new, etc. We
bare arranged to clnb The Wilmiku
tox Tost with The Detoit Fkee
rsESs at greatly reduced rates, and wil!
take subscription for the two papers for
$3 per year for clubs of 10 ofeaek pa-
per; ""8 d in your 8ubaeriptrom.
Col. Thml B. Long. We are pletuci
to ace by our Washington contemporar,
the Xutionat Jtrpnbtirm, that Col. Tho.
H. Long, one jf llie beii Special Agents
of the Postoflice Department, haa been
re-appointcd. The rosloflice Depart
ment ha done well in retaining this
L gentleman, as he is a man of energy
aud fully qualified to do hi duly. Let
the govc'iioient continue to retain good
men as Sccial AgenL,of the Potoflice
and there mill be no danger of brd
mail age I continuing iu oflice.
(kkkvili.k, N. C, Dee. Jih, 1873
Etlifor Wilminytoii Ihst :
Slit : On laat Friday night early,
while Ja. II. M. Jack-ton, Assistant
Po.-tmater, wa pacing by the Macon
lloute, he wa accosted, knocked down
and robbed of hia pocket bxk. It was
one of the most allrocions and daring
robberies ever committed in thi place
Mr. Jackson i one of the most peacea
ble and inoflcnsivo men in this place,
aud he i held in the highest estima
tion by thonv whose appreciatitm i
worth having, and it iv the public sen
timent tliitt he is the best Postmaster
that ha evcV been in the Potoffice
here. , Your.-',
Pro Doxo I'ublho.
i
The January number -just out of
the Ucpublic Magazine opens the sixth
Volume of thi most valuable periodical.
It ha truly been styled a political text
book, and ought to be in the hands of
II who desire to secure for themselves
aid oterily the blessing of good gov
ernment. Published al the steal ol (ior
ernmenf, it continues to be the vililant
ontinel guartlihg the honor of the lie
public. Its pages are replete w ith inte
rest and instruction, and each number
is worth a year's subscription. The
January nuniher contains, among many
fine article, a masterly sketch of the
life of Henry Wilson, and a review of
the Fiidting question. The publishers
promise increased excellence for the
Centennial year. Send your name and
92 to ihe Ucpublic Publishing Com
pany, Washington, D. C
The IxmwTRiAL Fair. We - regret
that owing to the pressure on our col
umns this week we are unable lo give a
full account of the exhibition of the
Industrial Fair Association of this city.
A ia well known, this Association ia
composed of colored men aud managed
and opcrawd by them, and we are but
rejH-ating what wc haro beard express
ed an hundred times this week by w hite
gentleman who have vuiled the Expo
sition at the corner of Tth and Prince
street, that not only was il a aucccf
but m icli m-jre of a succe than any
similar Kxpoailion that haa ever been
made in this county. Considering the
fact that thi, is the firt effort ever made
by color! i-cople in ibis State if not in
the South, to have such an Khtbitioa.
and considering 1k aiitXueas with which
such a flairs arc always orat pat ia mo
tion, we think ike mannagers
entitled to tb highest
credit ft- their untiring patience,
their unswerving constancy aad their
unconquerable perseverance to show ta
tbe woe hi tkti, po wrs
e,aally with tbe white race, Lhoaa traits
that are calculated to raise litem l a
great emmmence aa iareators. as o
ckaaics. a, artiixa, aal as capbje af
thebvghe,! erre of rrfjaeateat aad
cttUara.
We cwd bo i notice witk Jeare
the fact thai the aaavaagvrs rtfuaed to
allow aay ft bocla of Fottaae, Tkrra
Card Monte c any vt tke aaajiy gasjra
of cheating aati saialig tkat bare
Vxca m atck ia ropae ia lki viciantj
daring siasilu Utafdayv
W n itl sewm of Uas xit at aaotker
Uate.
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U3C MOXZvax-JxI. aaw4S ivatlaMe
I V L . II V S S E L-jL ,
Attornor at Iav,
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ates behind time, till up train is met pnl
passed.
If down fnlu I. itehtiul time, up train
will wait one hour and then priK-eesJ. run
ninK ne hour brliiud lla lime, t III iluw n
train 1 passrd.
If both trains are behind time, the train
nciind Knslwlll tnv the njhl lo tlir road
ladrniiitelv, aaaitatnfcl Irani hoaml West;
aud train booud t will lie oft till iralu
bound ea.l paa-ea iw ia lieard Irotn.
ti.it ok West
n:iia. iii.
rtrMtkfhst al StstV i!e, at
tiotng Fakt-tiinnt r al KUiteov ill at ijll,
P
I 'or irfhrr rules aad rvulJit tutts, iv tint
tahie Nn 'Zt
h. McU. T.VTF
titnrr.il superintendent.
W.H. rFKtX.
Master "f Transportallon.
le- 11 If
'NOTICE.
sHFi;lFTt FFIt K, i
M,VHASuKKOir.NTV. -
risT. is? . )
tn F i hcrtby cltcu that ail rrauoa
dotns buiiQ-v. tn lb a taMtuly u w Hano
ver, liable o pajr aetia Iwle Tasea, nt wt pay
Ike aaroe pmiupiiy a I He 1st Monday
January nrtl na he a hole (dkmidI iJ
their parch -s fir lb nl tx tntHath.v.
is. II. MANNINll. KhrifJ.
dr-r it a.
TTX TqoivlND S) 0E
CtUISTltAS I A77V72i
TTFXTIiJN la ewiksa to, ta laaaaowae
Sork aad t'ml al it.Mtd uonia
kraal the
uvi: hook stkf-
If j ata ta aaai ataiac toe a
Chi'itftinart iioiont.
Call al tart aa4 aaake ?oaf arlaaaian bvmm
tbe tVasUfui rcUr. at
HEINSBKUGKIfS?
ear II.
UO TO
t
,inx twm rvT-
X9Uaa4 SIM 1145;
taa aavy
PLOTtS
Aeaaaa waetTSew
MvwMa Bar sat
a4ajaa rUJTTm
ORGANS
MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUABLE
0
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
CHEAP.
ri'IIE MftDEUBY lLAXTATItN. tu
Urunswiek Couuty, formerly the place of
Thomas P. Hall, deceased, ItLated between
the Cape Fear river aad the railroad, only
about ten miles from WilmLnstoix. It pre
senta a fine opportunity for any man who
wants a plcioaul home und a fine Farm.
Apply lol
I. u. ltULSEIX,
ijovli :f at Wilmington
PLOTTS
ORGANS
STAR.
Any person, male or female, who has a
little letaure time can prix-mv a first class
instrument in ngreaiiy reuueeu price N nd
send stamp for particulars. Aitlres.s tt-
wakii ridtnti, v a&hUKiou,i
avv-si
Sm nasse in tone and power riiv netUdr
Eiia hei-cioforc manufaii-itu'fd in iliiseouu-
try. Ii lias been tested ny inutiy j.ouipcteut
judges tlHl
GtTUS UNIVERSAL Satisfaction.
Itvn skllllnl i-fe or the stotw. and of the
patent knee swell, llie musie is adapted to
the it ti m:i ii voice. iToi-.Ing from the hottest
av time like Hole ton volnmeof souuu.
UnurpasM'd by yr.y lnMruiiieEl,
The nrotrielor has noted en rt fully lor
nunr tears the iiiiier!eet ions nt-il needs of
the reed instruments, uud tl I reeled tils prac
tical exnerlcncc to the e,irre't ion of such
i in nerfect Ions, and his experiments have
resulted in Hie phmIik-IIoii of a j null t y of
tout) w hich itsM in i lutes t.o eloseiy lo tue
PIPE ORGAN ( t A L I T V
That II :s ilnm-iilf to distinuui-!; tntwitu
tiielwu. '1 ini iiisli unic&l tins
All flic Latest Iiuprorrmeots
And every ocan Is fully wnrrtM.tr. IJirjcr
Oil JTojlsli. li!uk Waiuut, l'auelisl ttti.es
thai
WILL KoT IKAlK UK ,VAK1',
At;d Joiiiim At ;doliiii t. kti!iil li lru-
ut nl ol musie.
BEAUTHUI. PILCE OF FUR
NITURE 1 lit . i i .i ii imiiI-i.Ii') f b- - ii f ' i- iip
prteiaUO atui is -m?!U si; I X'Il.KMI I.Y
aL.OW lliIJlJS,
... ....
1 Foi kh. ST"t;il hauil Instruments token
1 " exchange.
Agonts M'lintctl,
Mtl)- or frmalr.i In : ' - is.n nt Hi the
Culled lttti. and t'aumU. A li Iwral cils
eouot mai'e to Trm in r. ! tst r. t liurcti
m. s-eh.ala. ImIci1, etc.. where Iherv Is no
aceul.lor I be tli " lutkii. Illustrated rut
tliu aud prlis llvt frrsr. t jrrrpir drtter
solicited. Addrt s the u-.tauUeteitr,
EDWARD i'J.OTiSs
Jaljl 8m '
T11K
New Ihw Wftklv Tiers
AM) UKIUIILIC COLi:lKln
rjbt rM-sr U rr-julaily luxl erry sa-
orrtar. aa 1 fortsUbts.1 to .e)rri - alt! ?
p ). ta Mlicr. i. CWfeUklw t'S
munot n I -m1Ii s uu.. c. . at - ii u
an vwHt j'talnl a k Kis . 4 ea.
tk)il.litic .! pr. t.- i"-"" .' te
TtUfcs iia.r ' re.TrsI a ruiAt-im axprwaw
fmr i poof c ( toriiUot Ct .
pacer aaa we ar para m - . i
vtvfst lt riittii)m .. Sf. i itm
tmrtner vh- mbTi ls :t ycat, mr !
teoalMvt. i xnmUtiiM . rap- '"
I or . ui dohui estia ls .e it
MSMal. it MkuiiO iwt( la 1 It J
wwtta for twowejr . , .
We r-it eif s( r thti f ti'
mmm of cttoatw rva4.a .MkU U vsrej t.
Staliirnrvtee im It t caaeir,
tsalr tvf-in l m( lM mHr
mfm ara Uki trati r Vwilte. V4
vcevkMaawlawal tevwttv.
rm nun rm r.
W ftTWa..C.
"BROCKS1 EXlAfiGir
X. 13 XOKTH FRONT STKEET,
1ai rt?ijvT w ixta. t:tjcv ta.
ytawtaat l!?vav4
t asrf'-- taJMn a -i tna -
iCPEI Bit iB I1SBT.
Vt, ft. CEEKCJP,
lVrirwris-f.
ttvff tattru aaasat t5g rnrj. tm
,a, e wtMaw,
I
a a f
nony cegik
i.
VX , ... s,r; dl tt;!l
Wiltdnston. CoIoabU In
osla R. R; ; Cmpmt's
WitMinotov, N, C. Iee, 19, i75.v
CHAJNGB OF 8CUXDULK.
fo -
ON.nd after Saoday, Iec. 19th, the fbr
lowing schedule will wo ran tm Uia
road:
-.ifk-s
MGBT APR88 AND PAS8KNUSK '
TKA1N, (daUy) tl f.,.u
Lave WUralnjEioB.;.s.;;..l...Si IT
Lcsto riorenee, LUA. M
Arrire at Colombia...... ...i. ..4.1 A . H
antnMnguux.z;.i7zrzz53 ftr ATlf
Leave 'Au-nsta 4, lft HP. M
Leave. Columbia .MS R M
Leave riorer.ee.... 1.X3A.M
ArrlTe at WUmiwrton . ..7.10 A. M'
Pasienirera golna; West bevond ColBttbU
Uko this train, leaviufr Wilmington at
i. m.
Day Pas-ieuKer Train Dily (excejd BatttJay.)
Leive Wilmington 8. oA.m'
Arrive at Florence.. 140 P. M.
Leave Florence I.tt) P. M.
Arrive at Ilnilngtoo '01 P. M.
Connects at Florence wllti H. K. traitf
for Charleston.
Parlor Carson lUs train btlaeaiWtl
uiingtou and Chart ,aton.
Through Freight Tralu Daily (eieeiK
Sundays.)
Leave WHmlcffton .1.80 F. M
Arrive at Florence I OJ A. M
Arrive at Columbia :..1U00A. M
Leave Columbia 4 SO p. M
Leave Florence 4.00 A M
Arrive at Witiuinttot Sc,45 r. M
lAH-:l Frelsht Train, leave Wlluiinaluu
Tues days, Thursday aud -saturdava at S30
.. .m ana arrive at tv lluilnntoii Moudaya,
WrslitemlMys and Fridays at H'M P. M.
Fatieucra tor t'barleslon. t olu labia and
Augusta and beyond, should take 'lhl
blxiircas Train from Wtlinlngton.
Tbroucti ek-cjui!; Cars ou nirbl trains
for Charlcstou acd Aogusts;
JAMKS ANDKKMlN.
Jce 5U tf lieu, oup-arlateadtat.
WilatiDtuo & Weldou It. R,
(unpaoj.
OrriCK tiKXKUAL Kt'rKKIKTK-SII.T, I
WlliulntUiu. C, tic. li. l-t. i
. C11AMJK OF CU EDI LB.
Uu and aitcr Dee. I'iHti. Past ectfrr 7rain
oiituo W. & W. lUilroad will mass lolloaa.
MAIL TKA1N.
Leave I' i.ion De-ot, daily, Kun-
dt i i eo-ed at.... ?.X A. M
Art ive ; CoKittioio at. . lt.au A. M
A:t,vei.l ;U4kv VueaiM I;Sii F. M
Ar.ivr . i i-iuoii a. H:40 at
Loavc Wi ldon Ja'iv r .'.I0:0i A. M
Ariite at f.oeky liorit at 11 50 A.M
Ainvr a. '-oKUUoio al U t. M
Arrire t Union Ueot at tVoVP. M
XXPUE'S AND TUKOl'UII FltKlOlir
TRAIN".
Leave Vt iuu Dett .tally at t 50 r. M
Arrive 1 1. 1. K'.'.ro .1 I :n t u
Arrive it I'.oAy Moant at 4 34 A, at
Arrive . Wciaua at T:t A. M
Leave W.Idon dallv. at.. J UU 1. M
Arrive at Uoekf Mooet at r. M
Arrive at tioldaboro al ISA. M
Arrive at I ttoo at V.W A. Mk
Mall Trxia roakca dose tuaaeettun st
Weldoo ivr all point North via Mar Lt
sad U rati roatca.
Parlor Car m lilt Itala tetweta
WilwtCKtun aad t'ortt-auoata.
I-" Ksiirea Train rostxela nntjr wit It
Atuia Creek tol. failatrtaa raise
fjleej its Car on thia U:.
Fn iiit trains will leave Willata t
wcrklj at & UU A. M. and arrive at L.4W P.M
JQUS F. Ill V INK,
. 31 II Oraeral t9f'L
C7aixlmik t-Viitt-ai Hntl
way Coiiinv.
M!iM:iiNTtfiiuitT w'ruts. t
W iLJtt.ny. js. Clm. H. K-a i
Cfli.VtK or scnuotLT.
Oji ai rr na. mn.
U Traiaa nrUI aw r sr & Kaal
'wajraa rjama :
TXttZSUtX ASD MAIL TmAtA
DAlLT aasUS eaasfaad I
Law wneaAs3tf.ta.at...
imn to uatjatia...
TlW A. M
.tiar. w
fAlT jrxiucitT ax ratitiivt,
TmAWitiAiLT.
WSmimtUm al ........., I. M
Am si tnaiata a ,...HNi, M
Caaanrtlaaa. - ? s
0mmmU ftl tU Aar taaa fa
OtowUal tj T. tL aa4 JB 1 H.
A. avUaawJaaj f A, JTLaoal I r. JC
JTXss wzmimfimm Aaaaaa
aa4 a'tw'lM mt
.aLla'tWteST.
Caaxf ITaaww aaai tetsaff 1 1 1 1
tlf af
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