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X i I II- i i i i i v ft 1 1 he Irnimfield fierald. F.TKni.r tv thk lN.iT OrrtoK r Shitiifiblp, onstox To. X-C , as 8 roxn Cuasss M attex " !rRs; R!??M $1 39 A TEAR; SIX MOXTMS IS OS. g. T. OgSpS, Edita and Prcpriotcr. 8ati kiay 'i.RMMi. Jar 2.1, 1SS7. Maxwell, who murdered Prel- lcr at St. Louis is to be hanged on the 12th of August next. The New York Herald con tinues to boom Grady for the second place ou the Presidential ticket. One hundred and twenty thousand striking workmen are now living in idleness in tliis j county. The BritL&L &o verum en tsliows signs of desiring to repudiate Landlord Oallaghan, of Bodyke eviction fame. A French paper says that the "abducted Countess Campos was a willing captive. The lady's maid denies it. The Rhode Island legislature! adjourned without having ac complished any business because of the partisau deadlock. Geo. C. Gorham says that Sherman is the great leader of the Republican party, and that under his standard victory will be certain in 1SSS. A Xew York paper recently printed an edition on muslin. A subscriber returned ms copy, with the remark: "Xo, thank you I've got a shirt." Samual Colman sues a matri monial agnt, of Brooklyn, to re cover 21, paid as a fee to secure a wife. The bride selected broke the agents contract. Rev. Charles Stowe will prob ably become the successor of his late uncle, II. W. Beechbr, as pastor of Plymouth Church. He is 38 and is the son of the author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Fernando Ward's grounds and mausion, near the boulevard, where the then mayor enter tained the Princes of ales, after having been sold by his heirs five years ago for 300,000, were sold for .300,000. It is significant that the Sher man policy of the bloody shirt and high tariff should be most sharply condemned by the PM1 adelphi Telegraph, a Repub lican newspaper of perfectly good standing in the party. Keic York Times. Senator Riddleberger is repres ented as saying that he will can vass the valley counties next Fall for the Republican can didates for the legislature there in, with the understanding, how ever, that they shall not, if elected, support General Mahone for the United 'States Senate. Norfolk Virginian. Dannie Sullivan, of Boston, jumped on a low shed to get a ball the other evening and stum bled' over two electict light wires, thus completing a ciicuit and sending a tremendous current of electricity through his little dody. When found he was dead, his clothing was burning, and the ll33!i in contact with the wires was burned to a crisp. Capt. Kitchin, of the Scotland Xeck Democrat, says it is true that he was for Bayard for Presi dent in 1884, but since Bayard has been in the cabinet he has shown himself to be no better Democrat than Cleveland, and Lamar and Garland have proved no better than Bayard, and he is opposed to all of them and op posed to everybody who is not opposed to the administration. OOT friend Will liTe to repent Of sucli writinv:. The Landmark sorrows over Ms waywardness, but feels that it has done its duty in having exhorted liim. States ville landmark. Comity ri tnttiUslonciit. Th- Board mot Mt 10 on Jim' Gtl. all d the oYUn-k A. &I , tVn-uii.sctolii fs trere r--m Allowance -r month f A'il-fc "vj.-d ;n rst r 5scl t tlnev li rs. T!i ivMiirj ! a I - Swift Creek, i r llurW Jh-i. )L-i-n t Juk J Wiixm at tW 1!4. 1 ai jUl(l"V WIS gtlietH .-iM!.M( panjur list ami all vel $ j r nin:h. Jiu T S'aat-ii! was relieve! fr tx on 117 seres t.f land, the same having been ludeJ ly mistake. The ?nxrrv!r r Elevation Towrnlip was ord-rvtl. to a-'im an v r i a- assign hand Hr tiie nvnl ldinjr tr in Suiiititk-M tu Iteii.-m IK :. ChcHic anl Phillies in.m were placet! n the outs-ide auncr U-4 aiul al loirotl ( x;r lumitlu Gore Jr.l.n was rleifel frni ay iatr poll tax. Samuel llaynor ilacel on tliu t-ut.-Mo moper list ami aluwvd Si per inonth. Warren Ma.-itsill on outi(lc jtanper list ani altowcil ti p r month. Petition fi.r nvvr nal fnui new raJ near J. B. HartWs to Union Springs Church granted, the pctioners to pay all cost and daBiSges. The boMnlry lines f Wilsns MHU Township anil Cfc xclan'l Tw-hip wen dv&neJ hy the liwrd- ShcrifT s ontliSy report approved and Sled. Treasurer's qnrterly. report received, appniitl. and r-gVteml The nHwiti; aeeomits wt-rw allowed: JT. II. Ah"ll. S-"lti.5s. fr s;x tnouih? ser vices as county attorney; Kedar Wotwlar! and Ij. P. Cr-eehs 1 25 each ttr exam ining Zilpha Hill, a !unatic; J. M.' Oliver, $ fr ' uryinj Ilcpsie Phillis, a super; J. I. Arrinjrton. 17.00 for conducting A. P. Kit-sell to SmithSeld jaiil; V. L. ltiley, SI 06.35 for loardinsprisonets in jail for May; W. X. Benton, 2 Tor one day on Finance Committee; Thos. S. Thain an I J. H. Kason, SI. 15 each for drawing japcrs in case of Laura T. Harper; A. KnnU, for attending Selina Hranthry, prisoner; G S Wilson, S63.S3 lor boarding paupers at Poor House for May ; For services as assessor. John Stephenson, SI fr four dajs: A. M. Sanders $2 for one day; J. I. Hardee, Si IWonedy; J. M. Jordan, M Tor cnductin; Kl!a Whitfield to jail; Waa. Croom, 2 repairing cell of jail ; J. R- Coats $4 for two day's servivs as assessar; Miles Goodwin $1 for con vexing Mr. Capps to Poor House; J. 1 Morgan. S2? tor Sundry services as Cleik to krd; U D. Davis, S 10.60 for repaiiing hammocks in jail ; J. T. Filing ton, SG40 tax refunded J. T. Stancill; a'so $43.72 tax bid in for county at land sale; G. G. Kdgetton, $6.40 for two days as County CemniL-Jsioner, mileage 4S miles: F. F. KHK SS.60 for three days a Coun ty Commissoner and mileage 12 mile; J. D Finlavnn, $7 .(15 for tro days as Cuniy Coimuissnoner, mileage 43 miles and making papers in case of Ellen Whit field, insane The following allowances were made for outsid paupers for March, Aiil and May: Hepsic Phillips, Jaaes Bunda, S isan Denning, lliomas Dunn, $12 each ; J. H. Ponce," $15; Mrs. B. B. Alford, Polly Ellis, Jacob Parrish. Civil Peebles, $9 each ; Klishn Colcr. Jonathan Parker, Z:M M-v. 'h IV Oliver. Willie Rtckwith, Millie Jibet", ilarry Puwell, "1na Corbett, Itcuben McKen-ie. Peter Whitlcv, Catharine Capps, Rachel Tliom linson, Pherabce Massengill, Giocy Mor ris, 6 each ; Lrioda tVimberly S4 50. For April and Mat- PolW A. Thomp son, $6 ; Willie Talton. Win. Maynard, Flora Riley, $t each; Jno. W. Capps, B. Worrel, Betsy Sykes, S. Johnston, $3 each ; Samuel Atkinson, Esther Lee, Pol ly Hales, Kartha Migee, two dollars each For May. lUrttda Ctobett. Mrs. A. J. Nowtll, Mary Rrewer. two dl!ars etch. Ahbie Stevens, Zilphia King, Cae.ar Stevens, Susan Sevens, Margaret Dupree, Mary Stancell, Seney Holmes, Willie Medlio, Isaac Barber. I'ollie Barber, Red die Harper, one dollar each. Don't lCxperlmnt. You canntt afford to waste tini" csptri in utiiig rld-n y-ttr lungs are in danger. C ii--unKin always set-nts at first, only a cold. 1X not prrnitt any dealer to impose upon you with srnie cheap imitation of Dr. King's Sew Discovery for consump tion Consaoiptioc, Conghs and Odds, but lie sun? vn eet ths anuin. Recanse a .an make niie prRt he may tel! tnu he suithing just the same. Don't he. decieved, but inisi upn gctteng Dr. King's New Discovery, which is gnarntecd to give relief in all Throat, Lnng and Chest affections. Trial bottle free at T. R. Hood's Drag Store. Astonishing Success. It is the duty .t every person who Kas used E'tscAces Gcrmmi Syrvp to let ts wondertul qualities be known to their friends in curing Consumption, scrvere Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in tact all throat and lung diseases. No person can osc it wtsh ut immediate relief. Three doses will relieve any case, and we cnid -v it the duty of all Druggists to rec ommend it to the poo, dying consumptive at least to try n" bottle, as S0,00tl d. a n "a Kit 1.1 I, Uhere k failed as rewrted. Such . medicine as the Grrmam JSgmp canntft be to midrly knorn. Aslt your diujs-t-t abour it. Sararle bottles to try, swd at j Hi cents. Heular siae, 75 cents. Sold j by ail llru insist and Dealers, in the ITniied States and Canals AIVl-aTlS3MKTrf. Com p."-o this witft. yir paurchMet 1 ffttiTVCU rMSLT MEOeiWf. Friy. 0UE CslUr 5 Jt As vtxi viIik he-lK. set bans life. mmiiR eaci h rvtf Z Tniile-Jlai k in 1 the full title Ml front of WraptMrr, and oa the side tl tral nd iJMlure 4T. li. BiiiA Cew &t ia the afao f c- b-,-.v-. Reneaber then KKoOthcr ctn.. F - IVv r RnUbw. Corrected Weekly by BUke Brothers, Grocers. PRIES3 FROM CASTS. Cora ; Potatoes, Sweet, SO (, 60 Cotton seeJ, per Wsh 15 Ecgs, pr dot 10 (. 12 Bswatx, per tt ...... 18 (' 120 llouey, per lb 10 (W 121 Hams, Country, per lb ......... ( 14 Lard, per lb.... 10 Fodder, per 100 lbs $1.00 Field Teas 72 8-". Hides, Drv 11 " Green 5 Tallow, per lb . & Wool, per lb 15 & 18 Chickens, Spring 10 (. 171 WHOLESALE PRICES. Lard Coffee. Sugar, Granulated .... . Flour Molas es 10 19 fVi 21 ra 7 27 3! 2C f? 4-" l.V 75 Srrurv Meal, iver IW lb Corn, per bush alt, per sack 75 . l.0 1.30 fr I 55 . 51 (t 55 I.OJ 2.S5 Lia. Xo. 1 Kock tiats Hay Xails, liais 10s HOTS. Seed peas at Rlake Bros. For Ralph Snuff go to Blake's. For Gail & Ax Snuff go to B'ake's. Fr Kgertun Senff go t Rlake Urns. Buy your fruit jars from Blake Brs. Ripe Peach chewing Tobacco at Blake Bros. Go to Blake Bros for your Woodbury Ftuit Jars. For your inipovod Fruit Jars go to Blake Bros. 2 Car had of corn just received by W. M. Sanders. For B-fand cheapest Navy Tohacoo call at Blake Bros. Meal, Flour & Meat at Rock Bottom prices at Blake Bros. Buy "Blue Jay" Chewing Tobacco 6 lb caddies 37Jc lb at Blake Brs. Ripe Peace the brst chc in tobacco in the world at 50c - Blake Bros. Wanted at once 1000 qts., Huckle Ber ries by Blake Bros. Smithfieid, N. C. Hancock Twist in 20lb caddies at 30c per pound Big Bargains s.t Ittake Brcs. If you wish tolaysgct rt'RKaud VKESII Candy call for "Roysters" at Sasser, Wood all & 'o. "Black Nancy' ths world renouncd Chewins; tobacco 33c per lb for sale uy Blake Bros. Messrs. Sajer. Wuwlall & Co. have just received a larg! lot of lloyt rs FISK Trench Candus. Special bargains in l obaeco will be of fered in the nest o0 days to retluee large stock call early and often at Blake Bros. Fruit Jars, Fuit Jars Blake Bros have just received a largt lot .f Wood bury improved fruit jart ihc U-t on the market. . - Mid pleasures aura!aces though we many nmai be it ever so humble,' thcreV no specific for pain like Salvation Oil Price 25 cents a bottle. Sick headache, wind on the stcmach, billtousncss. nausea, arc promptly and agree ably banished by Dr. J. II . McLean's Lit tle Liver and Kidney Pillets 25c a vial. Are you restless at iiiht, and hai raised by a bad cough ? UsuDr. J. II. Mclean's Tar Wine Lung Balm, it will Svt-ure you sound sleep, and effect a prompt and radi cal cure. IK VMCl s J e- rtU r. J. I!. M Lan Tar v in- Lnng Bahn ; in it ih y find no trace or - Him .r moephia, whil-- it effi cieucjr in curing U throst or lung diseases is wonderful. "The most troublesome companion a person can have while being away from hirtiie, is a eonh, and I would abvise evervbody to get Dr. Cough Syrup before starting " (Xrmier) Cuildrkn will tr ly take Dr. J. II, McLeans Tar Wine Luu Balm; unlike cou',h syrups, it contains no opium, will soohhurd heal any disease of the ihroat or lungs quicker than amy other remedy. Pkrsoxs who lead a life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, nenralpi and lumbagit ami will find a valuable remedy in Dr J. II VrUaV V.lcanio Oil Ij intent ; ii H banish pain and .-uMn" in flamatioti. Til ERE are many accidents and diseases which pffv-Kt Stock an J ran so scrions in en .Vi.hitee and hs to the arnu-r iu his or.. whi-h may lie nuieklv rt lu.-Sil l. thu- r Dr.J. II. Mcl-W- Volcanic Oil Liuiment. advkuwkmkns The Dew Drop Tobacco. . Hie Ucst Chew. For .a!e !.y W. (i. YFA. VINGTON. SmitSifield. Nv t. -and WKUP, TISDAI.K & OK. Senna. N O. .fe2ily FRIEND' Not tily shortens lime of lalior and h"ss'ii th- ;in, but it great- , ly diminishes the danger to life oi loth moth, r aixJ child, an 1 l.iv-s the mo. her in a coi.di'ioti mtr? favorable tt pedy n-covcry ainl les !ialle to FltHidin!, Con vulsions, and other alarming -symptoms. It efficacy in litis nsjMvt ontitI- -it to bo called The Mot hi r Friei.d and t. l.titk as imc of the hfu raving roiiKtiu-sof the lUth teiitury. We ettunot publish certificate concerning this remedy without wounding the delicacy of the wri ters. Vet we have hundreds 011 tile. Send for our hook. Message toWouian, mailed fi-ee. v. IiRAiriKLi i:icvi Air Co.. Atlanta, Ca. STOP AT THE OfiHL HOUSE, NEAR THE DEIM1T, A. B. GODWIK", Prop'r. James H. Pou. A t torne y-At-Law, SM1UFIKLD, JOUXSTON CO U NTT, N. C, Will attend the Federal Court at Raleigh and theCourts of Johnston, Samon and Harnett counties. Collections made in these counties. tgPrrr oa "-.V of Court lloittr Square, trttr tie Jail.) J. 13.. ABTiTiTi, ATTOU X E V AT LA W , SMITHFIELD. N. C. OFFICE IX THE CO CRT OOCSK. Special attention paid to collections and ae estates. i'rrttce i the Courts of JohnMon Wake tnd Wya FOR SALE ! Yellow Millo Matse Seed! The grc&t Southern Forage plant, 3 lo 10 ton-: per acre. Sample of jrmwth and seed for sale at Blake Bros., prree 2o cents per pound. c. s. row ELL. E- W I'UU. f-r. J - T MA.si-LY pOU & fyjASSCY, Attcmsys-at-L-tw ani Esal Estate Agents, SMHITFIELD. N. C. If you wish to buy land or to sell land, par haps we can aid you. We can negotiate loans, for Ion: or short term? on real estate in Johnston count j Persons wishing to lend money or to twrrow money on mortgage of land mar find it 9 their Merest to caII ok STOP AT THE CijUBERLAHD HOUSE, " Near the Depot, FAYETTEVJLLE, N. C. D H- BEIjIj, Proprietor- This is the largest house in the city, is lo cated in a beautiful grove, has recent improve ments and is in th business part of the town. Tolite attention and good tare. " 1dwa iwJoulT ATTOENEY AT LAW, SMITHFIED, N.C o Practices in any Court. Special attention paid t the settlsnieut ot estates and the col lection of claims. MEXICAN PENSION CLAIMS TAKEN. OFFICE IX OOURT HOUSE. The POLICE GAZETTE tvill be mail ed, securely vni-jil. to any ald:cs in the Uniled t; t-s for t hue uiietithaon rcecipt of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to postaiastcrs, agents and clubs. Sample coj.irs mailed free. Addre.s all orders to IUCII AitD K. FOX, . .Fk.vxki.in Square, N.Y GLffiOD HIGH SCHOOL, GLEN WOOD, Johnston Co., N. C. D. L. ELLIS, Principal. Miss W. A. CARVER, Teacher of Music, Unsurpassed advantages in both depart ments. SPECIAL FEATCR ES. A Library of Choice Ztooks: Pedagogic! lectures for young teach ers: Monthly Lecture on Ci rrent Topics ; A Museum of Minerals auc Curiosities KXHEN8KS: Academic, 51.50 to $Z 00 per month. Music and use of instruments. 3 per mo. Correspondence invited Addn-, II N. li'ZZKlX. Sec Trust ie , Or the I'lincipal, GScHWihI. N. U. NOTICE The Board of County Comm missioner of Johnston County trill meet on the second X" on day in July to revise and complete the Tax List, and will hear all per sons objecting lo the valuation of their prop erty on that day. l. T. HoxETcrrr, Chmr BJ. Co. Com. June iCth, 18S7. ASTHMA ATARRH ROBERT G. GULLEY. x Attorey-at-Law, Office at Residence, three miles East of CLAYTON, N. C. Will attend the Courts of Johnston ai-d ad joining counties. Collections and eosveyan ing specialties. Post Office, Clayton, N. C. Si P. L, I ADVERTISE M ENTS. Btawf bnt THS LE 1DIKG BVGGf OK AMERtC t. Has Hardock's Safety King KdHlSmeli Ak yonr Hr-aler for tho T. T. HA. Y DOCK BUGGY, with tb. Haydoek Safety King Bolt and Fifth Wheel. Life is insecure riding orer any other, picture will W m.khed n a taree card, printed in elegant style, to any one who will agree to ISend for Catalogue. and THE T. T. UAYDOCK CARRIAGE CO., tesale Price List r-- mt aadTwelfth Sts CIKCISTIf ATI, O. Waotesale ABUTS VAaUB WMHC WE RATC R0IC1 SHEET MU3IG KRANCH & BACH, BEHB BROS., CHICKEBIUG, EMEESOIf, HALLET & DAVIS. SHEET MUSIC. SHEET MUSIC ALL THE m POPULAR AIRS MOCK. Woveltles deceived Weelily. TKACIIEHS ARE OFFEKED SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. Sewing Machine Needles. Tliere are inauj qualities of Needles the lcst arc Cheapest. Singer Needles 25 cents per Uuzen. AH others " cents each. 50 cent per dozen, . I can furnish ANY PAIIT of anv make SEWlNfi MACHINE. Ordvrs by mail will receive careful attention. Remittances can be made in po5ta;e. 1 am asking fur buii:ess that will sure buyers money. Let "tla.c Goods Tails. J Jo FL&JL&&1cl, 1ST. CX Machine Needles of Every style. BEATTY - DEALERS IN Hats and Clothing. SarttWMi, . G, WEHAVEJUSTIiECEtVED Ziegler Bros. We are the sole in the town of MFTMWEJEEM for these shoes, and no one else can buy or sell them in this There are other ZIEGLERS' MAKE of shoes, but to get the genuine inquire and look for the brand -li sit. ,vtt Every pair is branded. We keep these Shoes in all sizes and several and will sell them as low as they can be bought any where. RESPECTFULLY, BE ATY & MORGAN SR.uJ.Ul Oai'i'iniro Manulacturers AND UNDERTAKER TEHICLXS at Reck LoUom Trices. Dealers in Cluiulus au Ciuciuuati Bu ies. Buggy and Wagon Harness, Saddles, Bridals, etc, kept in stock, a cry low for cash WLuaa iuiu ' u a mmm - .u uaoii-u VU CUUlt notice Consult your interest ana ,ive tbcm a call nd examine their Stock bsforc purci.a iu anywhere Satisfaction ruxranteed. m ADVERTI -EM ENTS. ' IB HtESTBEiT SO 'lOflTABLC. A SPECIALTY. KIMBALL, NEW ENGLAND, MILLES, WHITIJEY, BE.LD GEP0BT. Fine Shoes. controlling Agents ! THE MORNING STAR. A FIRST-CLASS Dkmocuatic NEWSPAPER. Published Daily at $7.00 per annum. 6 months for $4 00. Th e Oldest Ddlf in ths State. THE WEEKLY STAR, 51 .GO-per j-ear; !I 00 for six months. Full and reliable market reports. Ihe latest News. Political and General, from all parts of j tae world, Condensed and arranged in the : IliVot nillKUlfr 1UI hi. ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. Address, ffji. H. BtRNAliD, Editor and Iroprictor, WLJIA'GTOA.X. C. STONE, RAILIIOAD S('IIKI)UI HEDHOHT AIR-LIME ROUTE. Richmond & D.invilc K, C0XDXX8KD SJKK0CL i IS EKFZUr MVTrtrir TRAINS RUN BY 75 MERIDIAN" TIME TRAINS SOUTH 110 UN si Iailj j Itaily 4 45am: 4 Hi) n . Lt. Aew lork I'hibidelj hia : 7 20 a m j " I'altiniote : 0 4u a 111": . 1 0 -7 j in Uns'.iin.'toii : I t 21 am: II 111 .. . ' t 11 in iinriuiitsTiiie.... : , no v in : :j tin " Lynchburg... 5 f0 p m: o n.", , " Sticiimoml : S p : v:iu a"ni liurkcville : 0"J p 111 j . v; !, , " Keysvillc : 6 4-" ni : 5 ; ;l , Dr:ko's A'miicli.: ti U I p in j ." n m " Danvill- : H :' p in": b o-i a ,,, " Greensboro : lt) 41 p m : 43 n m " Goldsboro : 12 p 111 : f(s ih) p,, " Kaleigh : a p 1.1 : 1 (;o a , " Durham : G 37 p m : 2 a , " Chapel 1 1 ill- : 5 00 p 111 : i llillsboro : 7 1" p m :2 a m Salem 7 2.) p in : 5 no a m High I'oint.... Salisbury 11 15 p m: lo If, a , 12 39 am: n 2:J a m j 12 zTi : 5 38 p ni : 3" p in Ar. States ville Aslieville " Hot Springs... Lt. Concord ; " Charlotte Spartanburg ... Oreeneville : Ar. Atlanta : 1 26 a ra : 1 1 5',) p ,n 2 25 am: 1 00 p ,,, 5 30 a m : V 3 I p n, 0 SOam: 4 48 p ih 120pm j 10 40 pm TRAINS MOUTH BOUND. A'o. 51. Daily Ab, 53. Daily '8 4J a 111 2olpm 3 4t p m r 25 p in 1 2:i pTn o 01 p in 'J 13 p m y 40 p ni Lt. Atlanta : 7 W) p m : Ar. GreenTille : 1 04 a .11 j ' Spartanburg :" 2 1!)m: Charlotte : 5 05 p raj Concord Salisbury High Point .... Greensboro ... G til a ki : 15 45 a m : 7 oti a 111 : 8 2 s a tv. : Saleni. 1 1 3d a in : 12 8i p in iilsbbro Durham Chapel Hill.... Kaleigh Goblshora 3 oil p 111 : 12 47 p in: fl 20 p m: 2 44 p mj 4 :;o p m : f2 34 a ni 12 07 a in f0 30 a in 11 2(1 a 111 Danville Drake's 2?ratich, Keysvil'e , Burkeville Richmond lU lO a ni : 12 45 p m 1 04 p ni j 1 42pm; 3 50 p ni : I t 2'. ji m 2 10 a 111 3 02 a ni 3 55 p in G 1 a ni Lynchburg , Charlottesville ., Hashing on Baltimore. Philadelphia , New York 1 15 p in : 3 40pm: 8 23 p in j 1 1 25 p m : 3 00 a ni j G 2.i a ni : .2 OO am 4 10 am 8 10 am 10 03 am 12 H5 pm 3 20 pm SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On Trains 50 illld 51. Pullman Buffet Sleeper between Atlanta an New York. Oil TraiziK 52 aifS .13. Pullman Buffet deeper between .rasliiutntr iml Alontgoniery, Washington and Aiken.. Pull man Sleeper letween llicinnoii.I and Greens boro. Pullman Sleeper between tirceWhoro and Kaleigh. Thiough tickets on sale at pricipal stations to all points. For rates and information apply to any agent of the Company, or to SOL. I! s Traffic .Ma .ager, or JA.S. L. TAYL 'ii. V.vu' Passenger Agent. Washinrton. D. C. WILUIAGTOX AXD WELDOX R. R. t'O. Condensed Schedule. TIIAIXS GOING SOUTH. ao. 23, : No. 27, : No I laily. : laiiy : Dailv. old No 48 old No 40 old No May : 15187. j Lt Weidan : ArB Alt.: 42 2.05 p. 111 : 5.38 p. 111 : 3.24 p. in : : Ar Tarboro ; 4.5up 111 : lO.otJpm: ; Lt Tarboro ' Ar ilsf n . 3.57 p. in- G.58 j 111 : Lt Wilson. 4.15 p ni : 5.24 p m " 7.55 p in Ar Selma . Ar Fa'villci LvG'ldsbro: 4.45 pm: : Lv Mnolaf 5 46 p m j : 8."io a' Lt Burgjiw: (3.00 p m- 8.38 p m 8.13 a ArWini'ton: 7 40 p m: V.55pm: lO.Oa TRAINS GOING NORTI I . . No 02 : No 7- No CO : Daily : Daily, : Daily : ld 45. : olq 47. t'ld 4:i Lt Wilnit'n: 1140pm: if C0 am : -Too pm Lt Burgaw : : v : Lt Magn'Iia: 1 (3 am : 1(1 32 am : 40 pm ArG'ldsbro: 2 00 am 11 50 am j LTFay'ville: : 8 30ain: Ar Selma...: : 10 50 an: Ar Wilson...: : 11 59 am Lt Wilson...: 2 50 am : 12 38 pni : Ar Rc'y Mt. : : I 12pmj Ar Tarboro. : : 4 50 pin : L Tarboro . : : 10 50 am j , Ar weUon.- 4 25 am. 2 40 pni : . ... . . .T. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road lwavcs Halifax for Gotland Nfck r.t 3 00 p. m. Re turning leaves Scotland Neck at 0 30 a m. dj" -ceptSunday. Trau. . aves Tarboro, N. C. via Albemarle & Raleigh R. It., daily except Sunday. i H) p. m., Sunday 5 00 p. m arrive Williams-ton, li. C, 8 10 p. ra , 0 40 p. m. Returning leaves llllliamston, N. C. daily except Sunday 8 00 -a. m., Sunday 9 50 a. m., arrive Tarboro. N. C, 10 05 a. m., 11 30 a. m. Train on the Midland N. C. Branch leaves Goldsboro, N. C. daily except Sunday 1 1 "" h. ni.. arrive Smithfieid. N. C., 1 25 p. m. re turning leaves Smithfic-!d. 2 tXI p. iu., nrriva Goldsboro, 3 30 o. m. Train on Nashville Brauch leaves Rocky Mount for Nashville 4:00 p. m. Returning leaves Nashville 11. -25 a. m.. daily except Sunday. Southbound train on Wilson & Faycttcville. branch is No. 51.. Noi-ililKiiiud is No. 5u. Daily except Sunday. Train No. 27 South'will step oiuy at H'ilsou, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. 78 makes close connection nt Wcl don for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily cx-ep! Sunday via Raj Line. Trains makes close connection for all points North via Richmond mid V ashington. All trains run sol id between Wilmington and Hashington, and have Pullman Palace -Sleepers attached. J. It KENLY, JOHN F. DIVINE. Sup't frans. Gen'l Sup'i T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Apmt. A GOOD HOUSE AND FARM IN ELEVA . HON FOR SALE CHEAP OR For RENT I have acquired control of flic farm m Ele vation Township, adjoining the lands of Messrs. Henry Penny and John R. Coats and others, formerly owned and occupied by John W. Johnson, Esq . and I desire to rent the same for the present year r to sell it me tarm contains about 30 acres, has a good four-room house (new) and a stoi u hoVse. The land is nearly all cleared and is in a good state of cultivation. It lies on the j tl lie road and is in a goof neighborhood. I will give Jong time to ary one wishing to buy or will give advantageous terms to and one desiring to rent tor ihisycar. Possesifon given at once. . JAMES II. POU, Att'y. 1 r '
The Smithfield Herald (Smithfield, N.C.)
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July 2, 1887, edition 1
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