THE ENTERPRISE.
Fwlmhkd Every Tncnan.n
Williams ton, N. G.
- ALFRED E. WHITMORE,
Editor aud Publisher.
Entered ntthc Post OfTicc at
Williameton, N. C , as Second
Class Mail Maltcr.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1 a year,
Thuwway, Januaiiv 31, 1901.
If there is an marked across
"- tRU paragraph it minns-that your
■nbacription expires with this issue
And that you aro respectfully re
quested to .renew at once or your
■ame will be dropped.
i ■ .■in, 1 i.
On la*t Tlmrsd.iy, Edward
Til was proclaimed King of
Great Sritian ami In-litud.
WHmmmmMKmaxgz*--- m 2. ... . j
. Queen \ictoria will he hur
od on Saturday, Fehritauy 2nd.
The interment will bo at Wind
sor by the side of her
'The prepnratioiiH lor theftmer
•l indicate tho greateifpageßß'f
ever known to tlio world.
Love your children and they
Will love you in ppite of ill
your •hortcotnings; ke>;> faith
with and tfrf>y will keep
Jaith with you; tre;il them
courteoiißly and tliey will he
V " courteous: maintain high i 1 •: i].-
end they will follow theni;mttko
them the ceut're o-l your life
and they will" make you ih«.-
centre of their lives.—Caroline
Leslie Field, in the February
Ladies Homo Journal.
Tho Enterprise h glad to gee
that tho County Commission
ers have adopted the suggeel
ions made and so earnestly ad*
vocatcd by it, by letting the
cotnract for two iron bridge:?
which are now being construct
ed, one over Sweeten Water
Creek, near town, and the
other over Deep 111 in (.'reek it
Goose Nest Township. TLtis
we deeraifi wise expenditure of
the County's funds and we
.heartily congratulate our ex
cellent Board upon those Bfepa.
▲ newspaper whose columns
overflow with ads ol business men
lias morn Influence in atiriicting at
tention ami building ii|> a eity or a
town than any other agency that
can lie employed. Kx.
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* » (Co'tcor I Stainlntxl.^
The Raleigh correspondent of
the 21st to tho Chorlotto Obser
ver, says: "Nipvspaper people will
be interested in this bit of int"i -
mation. One ot the rural mail
carriers mo that when
he began his route last August
only one fiirtjier tojk a daily paper;
now 40 are subscribers. Then only
ten took weetly papers: now 100
take them. The-fset i* t?mt a mnit
..in the country off a railroad, five
miles from here, ivos out of the
world. Now ho is in touch with the!
procession."
Right here is a pointer on the
subject of popular education. Get!
the people to read and you have
much of the problem solved. A non
reading people can hardly be edu
cated. A reading people are un
consciously being educated all tlio
while. A patron sometime ago told •
the writer that his county paper
wm worth more than all thcTfchool-!
iog his children gets and that lie
has two brothers that grew upj
without learning to read after be
began to take the pajH.T they qoon
lt-arned to read it.
Several others whom we have
tried to get as readers have told us
that they would gladly have a pa
ir per but the post office is five miles
away and no passing except for tbe
mail, therefore no paper is takcu
aad the intellectual growth in tbe
fimitljr is nothing. Good mailt
facilities will bring to the doors ol'
our people the winsome hand!
Msldeo ot the great educational j
WASHINGTON LETTER- ,
(Prom our iT*ul*r Corr«)*>ndc:u».)
■v Washington, Jan. "28th, 1|)01.
Extrsrlsession talklias been given
n boom by no less apersongo than
the President himself. In a short
mesfil'ge transmitting the report of
the Philipine Commission to Con
gress, the President recommends
speedy It gislation for the Philip
pines. The recommendation.doe*
not specify the Spoonor bill, al
though the report, of the Philip
pine commission does, but that is
the only important Philhpine'
measure pending, and it has been
demonstrated that the sentiment
of the Senate was adverse toit,a»d
Senator Spooner has himself said
on tho floor -of the Senate that he
TO)light it would be best to-sotvd .1
Congressional committee to the
Phillipincs before legislating de
finitely lor a form ot civil govern
ment for til's islands, As tl ere is
little probability that the Ppooner
bill can be pussed and no time to
perfect u new measure, the idea is
prevalent that the President in
tends his recommendation as a
hint of his intention to call nu ex
tra session d t ,'ougrr*#, soon after
the expiration of this session. The
idea has been strengthened by 10*
marks of the President about tho
jdstness of immediate action by
Congress upon the work of the
Constitutional Convention of Cu
ba, ns soon as the work i* complet
ed, which will in the near fu
ture, but probaMy , not, in time
to be acted upor. by tlii* Con grew.
Congressional hunters after
Army Commissions, under the new
law, have received notice from the
President, that'.these Citntnisslonn
will, an far a« possible, bo given to
the men anil ollieers \ylio have seen
service HI tile PliiHipir. s u:i vol
unteers. Some ot the hunters are
disposed to regard this as merely
'(inexpedient' on the part (d llie
I'i'ciiidetit ti Iwcn pfi'Sufe on him
lot*'these pjaeis,jii.d to think that
the "as far as, possible' 1 will let in'
;r lot of outsiders whoso Vpull"
cannot be jguored. Time will soon
lolT, as l th'.>so appointments. will
have to heijuiekly made.
The Oleonnirgarine bill bis
been reported to the Senate., and
its friends will endeavor td get it
through, but lack of time makes
their-.success doubtful.
When you are sick" yojiwnnt the
doctor that is tho most rfurcessfuL
and when you employ an attorney
you waul the most successful in
the line for which you need him.
Tliero is no doudt that C. A. Suow
Co., of V\ nshiugton, are the
most successful Patent Solicitors in
the world, ibinyg 1900, they ob
Joijipd 14'J7 allowances of U. S.
patents, munv of which had beeu
previously rejected.
Senator Towne, who will vacate
4hs seat as soon as.henator Clap p..
who was last week elected to suc
ceed tho lafc Senator Davis, of"
Minn, arrived in Washington said
goodbye in a set speech, giving his
views on tho(important political
qustions of the day. Mr. To wye is
a fine spceker end his remarks were
attentively listened to by those
who disapproved them as well as
by tho.iC who indorsed them.
Representative II C. Smith, of
Mich., has inl tod need a bill, pro
yfcling for .1 National Freight
Coatniis.--ion, ot twelve hieiuboiif,
">•1)0 shall hold .iflioi ''ir life, the
ilu'y of which sh lll> 'to supervise
fegnlato and c)»s;|'j railroad
freight, and to fix the division of-
1 aivs between', connectiug
j railroads and transportation Inn s,
j Tho bill was iiUrrtucod more to
ho discussed than with any ex--
peclatiou tint it will be'tic ted upon
by this Congress.
The Senate Committee on Terri
tories has practically decided that
I there will not be tiiue to act oh the
bill for the admission of Arizona
j to statehood nt this session.
Senator Depew has ho doubt of |
the construction of ttie Nicaragua
Canal by thisgovernmeut. In his
speech in favor of the Ship Subsidy
bill, he said: "With the construe
tion of tho Nicaragua Canal, which
will be completed' in the next few
I years tbe-neemtiiy- *f *«-A vixUwy
Fleet and a Merchant Marine will
become stilt greater."
The brewers won their fight in
the Senate Fin n n* Committee,!
and the amended Revenue R«l tic- 1
•kn Bill, rept»Hed tv thefeniiifj
by unanimous vote ot that Com-
a barrel I, whioh was the figure
dcmunded -by the brewers of the
HUttsb Commit'te, nnd refused by
that Committee, and defeated
when offered as an amendment on
the fl >oy of the Honse. The claim
is made for tbe brewer* that they
have positive assurance* that the
Senate will stand by them and com*
pel the House to accept the rate
fixed for the tax on beer. —«
Owing to the pressure of appro
priation bills,the Ship Subsidy bill
is not making much progress in
► the Senate. Senator Frye, who i* in
charge of the bill, is not sinking to
antagonize, the Appropriation
bills. On the contrary, lie express*
ly says that ho is willing to" .have
his bill set aside whenever there is
an appropriation bill ready the
Senate, lie still maintains tlmt jhe
bill will pass, while the opponents
of the bill say tliat it has no
chauc, whatever, ot being voted
on at this session. It is admitted
even by Mr Frye, that that the
opponents of the bill'Cau keep it
from a vote if they realey wish to
do so- Senator l'ettifrew, who ii
oneol its most active opponents
says tliyi e will buno neceessity to
filibuster against a vote: that the
regular appropriation bills and
other legislation to which it must
give way will opoorato to prevent
its dcing disposed of,
Brought Good Fortune.
A smalt Item in bis own paper
late.y brought ainnzing good for
tune to Kditor Chris Reitter. of the
Saginaw Midi. Post and Zeitunjf.
tie and his family had the Of ppe
in jt*, worst for n Their doctor did
them no good Then he read that
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
suinpti n Coughs and Colds was a
•piarra (a d cirro for finflrppr and
til! throat and lung troubles; tried it
nndnmys: Three buttles cured tlflr
whole tami'y. No other medicine!
oireurth equals it. Only joe and
$i at N. S. Peel 4 Co.
It 6rldl«s The Globe.
The fame of ucklcn'a Ami- a
"alve as Ihe best in tliej woild ex
tends Yound the earth; Its the one
pcrf.ct healer of Cut i,Corn Lurns
Bruises. Sores. Seald ; toils, L'lceri
Felons \ches, Pain - and all skin
eiuplions. Nnly infallible Pit » cure
Only 3.V a box at N S, Peel A Co
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rejOYAL
,1" Tailoring
is the standard
of excellence -
TO-DAY—NEXT YEAR
ALWAYS
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Quality ever improving
Purse-pleasing prices
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TAILORS
Chicago, U. SA. I
Jir«rt Fir Marck Curl. -
Altha meeting of ths Goontf Com
mifsioners, Monday, January 7th, the
following list of jitrors was drawn
for term of Superior Court:
FIBBT WEEK
Nam* Township
11. T. Stalling*, JamssvilU !
J. H. Rsddick, Williams '
W. Henry D*ni#l, "
Jno. 0. Corey, Griffin*
J. A. Lille* -
Plenny Peel, ' w
W. B. Tics,
B it. Hsriison, V*" "
Gphrsim I'eel, "
N'S. Peel Williamtton
F. K. Hodgei . ,» ' J
W. r. Cullifer "
Stanley Peel y Bear Giase
E 0. Roebuck
Ht (J. Bailey
ltsubin S. Hogsrsen
J. 0. liarnhill Cross Roads
Nolia Bullock "
J. R. Uobuck ' Robersonville
A. E Gray , 14
J. 11. Jr., •'
8 G. Audrey's "
B. A. Hotiss
J so. R. Purvis "
J. B. lUwla "
V. R. T*> lor l'oplsr Point
■Jr-ETWbiiley
P. J. Itokuok "
U. W. Andrews 44
John D. Cherry . 44
L. U. Ange • » 44
It. U. Ssliibnry Hsmißou
E. Edmotidson 14
Liilis K. Uarrell Goons Nest
.I.T.Thomas
W. K. Hurst '•
SECOND WEEK ,
J.O. tl'irdau JamnHviile
John E Moori Williams
Abraiu Hopkins 41
11. T. Itoberm'U Giiffint-
AJ| J. R'lboison
A lot i j Robouon "
\V. J. 11 idltTy-" ™r=fl»«r flr«s«
. Jsite Miz«ll 44
' Joel Benin it Williumaion
L- B. Wynn Crqm ltosds
JohnAVynn "
McG. Wynne 44
B. F. W.v nn 44
G. W. Moore Poplar Point
I). C. jon os Hsmilton
Sherrod SaUbury 14
Z. M. Whitehurst Goose Nest (
Joho 11. Bryan
Quality and not quality niakefr
De Witt's Little liaily Risers *uct»
valuable little liver pills. 0. D. Car
i starpken & 00.
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NOTICK
Notice ia hereby given that ap«
plic.illoiis will be made to the pres
i'iit - esaioii of the Qeiiernl Assembly
for ft dinner for tlis"Bunk of Mar
tin County" with power to do gen
oral banking business at Wllllum>
stoti, N. C. Jan. 15ih, 1900
Wheeler Marfhi, Atty
J ,,,, i' Hie [ucoporators.
Martin County, Superior Court,
rt -C. Bpu : U et al» ■
vs.
J. H. Waters ti nls
The above entitled action has
been brought for tfeepurp' sr of sell
ing for divis on the Ne son Waters
farm in said county an t summons
has lieen duly issued there n for all
the defendants returnable en the i>t
day of F> bruary i»o', at Wd lams
to i. N. C., before tlie undersigi e«l.
a' which "time awl place the defend
ants. J II Waters and II C. Wat rs
:\r required to app ar and aw set
i • idi nuir t.i the c p'«int
FL siiiv uiy««t Doc. v
J -A H
Clerk Jiup' lior \ ouit._
t'ti;**vr;;?n|l f ii l il l ' U" «I«W It
rutft lunmii! oltlldc 'li fi»m iifOHp iind
lii!i>' rioubte'', r>i »tn■»* >'il'
a\' 't'lci.vit 1 -' i•«»»»» tm'.si* r. i
III.U i! »i-,tr.Wo ktiO.*"' of n s 'liiiM
r« r:i:i: in give mviaiit t'sUof
Om M.unu Cough Ouie. It can al>"
In relied npou in grip|H> 'nd all
throat mid lung troubles of adults
feasant to take. C. D> Carstarpken
oosAii;
My MrJlctil Dhecrc.T • »>
.nl4oftwopW> V..
do two pc tjij- j. - .
(TCafcfljo.
ich ll go:i •
'nv hiJJgj : ■ . . 1., ....
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KO.'IQiS J
Notice is hereby given lhat an
application will he made to the i ext
General Assembly'of 901 i y t!>c
Commissioners of the town of Wil
liamston. ,N. C. to amend tl:e char
ter and enlarge the coporate limity
of said town. Dene by resolotio:. '
of said Board at a regular meeting
on tbeiSth day of Dec. (900.
B. F. GODWIN Secretary. |
l'upsin preparations often tail to 1
relieve indigestion because the? can 1
digest only alhuminouMfoodx. There '
is ou* preparation that digests ull '
classes of fond, mid tliut is Kndol '
Dyspepsia Qnre.lt cures tlio worit 1
i-nxes of indigestion mid gives in- 1
Ktiint relief,-for it digests shut you '
eat. G. D. Curatarpheii fc Co. , 1
NOTICE n-!
By virtue ot a decree of the Su- '
peri j court of Martin County in a '
special proceeding therehi
inreAlunzo il.wsell, admr Harriet '
J. Harrison 1 ecd gain t A»a Ed- '
mondson and wife Mary ct als 1 '
shall expose to public sale before '
the Court house'd or i the town
VVilliamslon, N. C. n Monday the |
4th day of February the following
re •!estate, to wit: A certain tract
oflaud in uritlin s to > nship, county
aforesai andsiiown us lot No.
m the division of t!ie lawis of the
lute Robert Lanier among his heirs
b ing the same lot assigned to said
Harriet J. Uar. sou, dec J, u Jjoi ing
the ands of Kader Lilley and others.
Containing 44 acre more or less,
■for deri ate de cripi.ion as to b'Min
darits reference in, be,hid to
the public jregistery of M.trtin
county, terms.f sale: CASH.
I -is January st 90 ,
: ALONZO.ilA*i;i.l,
41 Adm ranM Commi>sior,er
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WANTED.—A good live rrprts.
efltntiVe nt every 11/I 1 / O in the cou:i
ly. Apply to
THE ENTKItritIBK
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Blow To Atost.
The old idea that the bedy some-
timrs n eda*V powerful drastic pur-'
gativepill ' as been exploded; jor
Dr. King's New Life Till?, which are
nerf rtly harmless, gc tly stimulate
liver aifd bowels.to expel p isonous
matter cleanse the system and ab.
solu'ely cursConstipat'on and Sick
Headache. isc at N. jS Peel & Co.
V'dl, tb«s is tougli! Qbituuy
eoltimu short lihll nn inch, mid I've
got go out nnd kill n man to till- il
up! exehiimed 'lip western editoi
putting on I.n ooiif.
•; Does the i
Baby Thrive!
' If not, something must be I
' | wrong with its food. If the *
! | mother's milk doesn't now-1
1 ish it, she needs SCOTT'S v
| LMULSION. It supplies the 1
4 ekroentf 9? fat required for J
i the baby. If baby is not
k nourahed by Its artificial I
I food, tlvin it requires T
1 Scstf s Emulsion |
4 flaif a tcaspoonful three >
I or four Urxs a day in tts ? '
5 botils wiM have the desired »\
' i ftf i, ft Nem» te> hive t f
i mortal effect upon bibiei 1 j
; aij A J ty-ccnt « I
bottle v/iil prove tits trull, f {
i of Qiir MtvHivtih j j
1 » SAattJd Ao Ukeu *n tuntmcr as T
if v 'I ms r Uter.
' > §,*. r.n« $« os T J
, > f*COTr 8c Chauii«u. >iw Yort.. 1!
.ucaTiucKsif}
V«t Ger.wji* RcfOfdy, I
, -AD9^|l
t, . ~■' ( I
•. mmd
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When you want Turner's
North Carotin;* Almai-ac. i'o ; '
fail to gvi itut ilu« office,.'
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Persons «lio »i'.OW 11f#111 itttii
tre-HHon can not to live !■»•>
tiec;in-e ibfrv \nmot ear the )IH >
required ttrnuitrish lite >«idy an
(lie products or the nudigesfc.l fjo
t' ev do eat poison lU© hlo il. It
nupoitaut to euro itirfigrslioti «
soon us ihjMililo, and tli* beat ml
oil of doing this i* to oho the |»>
partition known in K »d>l l)vsp-|
win Cure. Il what you en
«U(I resioies all tin* digestive oneni
to iW-iffCt health. C. I). o.»r*tar;ilie.
& Co.
OTiOE I
y *utu?'«>f nn ord jr f th* ?u
perior '■ of Martin county: I w!T~
•til -t tii - courtlt'outc in'.V iiiamsto.
on M n lay Pe!» a.try 4th yol tin
following hnitl' Atlj lnig iir ck Bos
tun on 'he Norths Wilche ' reek on
the I'.a> ; John IV rre on the ~outh:
and Wolf fit branch >n he West. ■;
Contaii.ntg flvehundr |,l & : cs more
or less,part tin iwn is the ' ..m '?nry
land an i a part known a the Muff
land
I'c. in-i >f sa cor halt c.i : !>a!-
' IV' -> ' n r
. ncc in 11 nv-rjih- wi h 6 njf: cent
inteiest on ilefctre pay ment If ra
dty t : ale, Hie ret tin d until
whofe^o/ purchase mon -y is paid.
J rill (liyft
t VV• iKI LKR M.VRI.I N. oro.i
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eai.
It. artificially dißc-ts the food and aid# j
Nature la Buuutfiliwnug aud rctoo* I
structiug t hfl exhausted dues-live or*;
guns. It Istlie latest discOTereddigesle
tot end tonic. No other preparation
cau approach It la efllcloucy. It In*
Biautly rollevesand.permanently cures
Dyspepsia, ludisestion, Heartburn,
Fiatulenco, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Blcic Headache, Oastralgta Cramps and
all other results uf Imperfect digest ion
Pnportd by C. C OsWiTT A CO., Cfticoge
-0 H.CAMr.VEPIIB.V t CO K '
BO YEARS*
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tlmuiat.rictlyc»iiUdautlnl. Itundliookon PalcuU
««M.l fro#, tflitrtt uenrr tor .ncurinii pateius.
r«i'nt« taken tfir-miih Muim k Co. receive
tpteUU tv* icr, wliKout t iamu. Initio
Scientific American.
A handsomelr IHnat rated *«kli. Irmt etr>-
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raarl !«•* BM>ntb», »L ±l>M t>y all wauwlm.
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T LAIIULU I HOUSG in the South
Buggies, Harness, Saddles,
Plows and Castings,
Pumps and Well Fixtures.
ENGINES, SAW HILLS. THRESHERS,
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THE IMPUMEHT
tme^T
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lii ACADEMY.
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JAN'Y 14 -1901.
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ra . ltaV , .« l-ayilt vilt'- u>3 p.m., arrive* San
r ml 1 4\ p. ni.. I'.rt'iriii-iK Icavci Hanford 3 oj p.
«a,atii.c r«j,ttevilK- 4 JO p. in., leave Faycttc
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-1 vllit >os a ill M 1110:3 903 a. m , Red Springs
' j m 3. i''. . rarkto i 1041 a. m., Hope Mills 1033 a.
iu.. a, rt* 1 avettevllle 11 to. Krturning
l .nTttc .111-- l iS P im. Hope Mill* jw p. m., M
■ a 4*. p. Maxun 6 i6p. in , arrivet Ben
iit?i9\i lv 7 15 p. 111 .
t,.i nun at tuyetleviUe with train Np. 78, at
willi Caißlfna Central Railroad, at Red
k» with l'- KcJ Srwi !i£» an J Ikiwrnore rail-
I a V ..I Ka iToitl wltn the S .ilxaul Air Une and
I-'mi.l'- -iiii Half with the Durham aad
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I tin iVtllntKl Neck Ilranch Road leaves
WIMOI ;,s P . ll»liJ'a*4 1711.111.. arrive* Soot-
I tin,, 1 , i- iu., I'.ieeiivflfc «$7 p. m., Kte*
I Nlmt •» - , m Ritimai U It-avea Klnston 7Joa.m
j • We "• x:n in;, ilia al Halifu* 11 its.
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! 'r.«lii., »u 1 .li I.mtrtii Branch leave Washing.
It-.';« 3 . in , «ii.l Ito ra., nrri'e rarm:ic 9»•
a. m.. »i»> p. in , iitaruinij leave I'arin-lr 19 33 «.«
[l 1 aitiSfri ji Mfc,4Uiivt
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1 Visin Ua «... TlitH-.ru N. C., daily except'Snn
«'ay s 111., Hun'ny 4"3 P- , srriveaiPly
-1:1,mill - t>, in., 610 p. II . Returning, ;»r«a
I'lvinuuih 'utiyeitti'i* Sumiay, 7jp a. m, ,aud
S l'n.Uy ,iooa. in., ar-ive* Yathoro 10 10 a..
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Tjnl.i n-. Mliilatij N. C. Branch leave* Golds
liir,esmpt siu.''.iv. soo a."*,ni., arriving
m-.lUifieCi • 10 a. 111., Retui niiiK leave* SmilhSeid
7 un a.iii, nui> , ts.o | ''slxiro >3 a. m.
Train* on t.aslnUle HrniKti leave kotky Mount
at ViOA. in , 340 p. iu.. airivj Na*hvllle laas a.
ll., 40. p. ni.. Spiiftf; hope 11 on a. in., 4 >3 p. a.,
K| turniuK litvc S|.« i:ik Hope 11 »a. m.,4 wp.n*.
Nt.i: VfiP- 11 '3 a. »S p. in., ai rive at Rocky
M.-tnil 1a tor iu.,Ai.p in .daily except Sunday.
liatn on Cliutvn luanch Rare* Waruv lor
CKatodaily, exieft Sunday, 1140 a. m.,aiKl4 h
p. tii.. XvtumiiigHa-.ea Clinton 643 a. m., and
a ;.o p. m:
fialu ya. 7S rootca el-jae connection nt Weldoa
l->r all p inls Ninth dally, all nil via Richmond.
H. M. KMERSOK.
Gen I IHuuengcr Agent.
I. R. KKNI.V, l.rs'l Manager.
Y. M. KM hJtAON, Traffic Manager.
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