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jygw jVAJ?JjgjJ -?Iv ton of "Uuion Pacific Railroad fftme, WllmmgtOh & WelddftR.R, AND FLORENCE RAILROAD Condensed Schedule. Tbui O a (0 O TO" KT T IT F AI 9 o TRAINS GOING SOUTH. SAW R C't'MaDy of them haveloug been regarded ,corruptiooists, as men who have helped ? spread a moral leprosy over this coun- ' aDd who usw the Government as a couVeuieuce to make money for corrup tions. FEAKS A STANDING ARMY. "There will come bond issues aud all manner of Government jobs, and although ehavu no enemy on either side of us. an Tff.irt will be made to pivo this country a foiling army, because plutocracy de mands tins. j . , "An effort will be made to advance the doctrine that local self-government does not go band in hand with Federal suprem acy but that the President shall have the same power to use the army that the Czar of Russia has to use his army, and efforts will be made to perpetuate government by injunction, and destroy trial by jury be cause plutocracy demands these things. "An effort will be made to still tighten the grip of the money power on the throats of the people, and to gradually convert this Republic into a plutocratic oligarchy. nd it will devolve on the Democratic party jn save free institutions. "I believe that at the next general elec tion the people will reverse the verdict of yesterday. "The leturn of prosperity will not come as promised. No doubt there will be a spurt of activity built on false hopes, but the forces which have produced the pres ent distress will go right on. NO PERMANENT PROSPERITY. "Aa the dear dollar must in the end de stroy enterprise, no permanent relief can bs expected of this Administration. "Remember it was Jefferson who led the way in freeing us from British domination in 7riG. It was again Jefferson who saved free institutions in 1800. It was Jackson who freed the people from the clutches of the corrupt money power in 1832. "It was the great common people of America, and not the rich, who saved our institutions in 1861, and it will devolve on the great common people of this country to save fiee government in 1900. John P. Algeld." Vote in the Counties. The returns received at Democratic headquarters, as far as heard, are as fol lows: Bryan carried Rowan by 1,400, Watson by 1,050; Transylvania 30 republican. In Cleveland all the democratic party and legislative ticket are elected and Doughton carries the county by 400. Alamance goes for Watson by 89, Bryan 124; Alexander 2G1 for Watson, a gain of 490; Anson for Bryan by 800, Watson by 500; Beaufort tor Bryan by 550, for Watson by 100. Bla den JG0 for Watson, 1G1 for Bryau, a gain of 9G3; Buncombe is for McKinley by 200; Burke for Watson 100; Cabarrus for Bryan 1,200. Watson 250; Caldwell 250 tor Wat sou, 400 for Bryan; Camden 60 for Russell aod McKinley; Chatham 100 for Bryau, 250 for Watson; Chowan 275 for McKin ley, 412 for Russell; Cleveland 900 for Bry an, 400 for Watson; Cumberland 340 for Bryan, 24G for Russell; Davie 30 tor Mc Kinley and Russell; Durham 42g for Bry an, 350 for Watson; Forsyth 500 for Mc Kinley and Russell; Franklin 990 for Bry an; Gaston 350 for Bryan, 200 for Watson; Granville 89 for Settle; Guilford a small democratic majority; Green 200 for Bryan; Haywood 800 for Bryan and Watson; Hen derson 30 republican, a democratic gain of 400; Hertford 200 for McKinley and Rus sell; Iredell 990 for Bryau, 535 for Watson; Johnston 900 for Watson; Lenoir 558 for gryan, 117 for Watson; Lincoln 300 for sryan, 50 for Watson;. Macon 200 demo cratic, a gain of 150; Martin 200 for Bry au; McDowell 175 for Bryan, 150 for Wat son; Mecklenburg (unofficial) 500 for Bry an and Watson; Montgomery 200 for Mc- 9nn ?yatui RusU; Moore 7t0 for Bryan, tor Watson; New Hanover 900 repub 'wan: Pamlico 70 for McKinley and Rus S Paquotank 56S for Russell; Person -W or Bryon and Watson; Pender 640 for Kn.ssell, 1645 for Bryan; Pitt 200 for Mc 1Q'ey and Russell;' Richmond 300 for grvn, 500 for Russell; Robeson 900 for iWkiuhatn 500 for Bryan, 300 for J'-ni; Rutherford 200 for Bryan, 30 for sel!.rt)n; Stk-ke'a 530 for McKinley and Rus - 'i. rurry 2nO r.r McKinley; Transylvania for w ?t,lJ Unio 1'000 for Bryan, 500 , Vatsou; Warren 840 for McKinley, -U) t,Jr Russell. DATED Jan; 27, 1895 5qQ fcQ Sir A. M. P. M A. M. Leave Weldon-. 11 53 9 27 Ar. Rocky Mount 12 57 10 20 Leave Tarboro.. 12 20 Lv Rockv Mount Lea ve Wilson. Leav Selma Lv. Fayette ville Arrive Florence, 1 05 10 20 6 00 2 03 11 03 2 53 4 3) 12 53 7 15 3 00 c3 7.'. M. A. M. Leave Wilson... 2 OS 6 35 Leave Goldboro. 2 55 7 20 Leave Magnolia. 4 02 8 29 Ar. Wilmington. 5 30 10 60 P. M. A. M. TRAINS GOING NORTH. DATED 00 k! Jan. 27,1895. O eS c5 cS "A. M P. M. Leave Florence 8 15 7 15 Lv. Fayetteville 10 55 9 19 ,..,, Leave Selma 12 32 Arrive Wilson.. 1 20 31 IS Leave Tarboro. . 2 48 , P. M. CO . O cJ A. M. P. M. Lv. Wilmington. 9 20 7 00 Leave Magnolia. 10 5fr 8 31 Leave Goldsboro 12 05 9 40 Arrive Wilson.. 1 00 10 27 00 hi CO jf 63 P. M P M. P. M. Leave Wilson... 1 30 11 20 10 32 Ar Rocl;y Mount 2 33 12 02 11 15 Arrive Tarboro. 2 48 Lv Rocky Mount 2 33 12 02 .., Arrive Weldon.. 3 48 12 54 ,, P. M. A. M. P. M. tDaily except Monday JDaily except Sunday .Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Weldon 3:48 P M, Halifax 4:05 P M, arrives Scot; land Neck at 4:55 P M. Greenville 6:37 P M., Kin ston 7:35 P M. Returning, leaves Kinston 7:20 A M Greenville 8:22 A M. Arriving Halifax at 10:55 A M, Weldon 11.20 A M, daily except Sunday. Tiains on Washington Branch leave Washington 7:00 A. M., arrives Parmele 8:40 A. M., Tarboro 9:50 A M; returning leaves Tarboro 4:50 P M, Parmele 6:10 P. M., arrives Washington 7:35 P. M. Daily except Sunday. Connects with trains on Scotland Train leaves Tarboro, N C, daily except Sunday at 5:00 P M, Sunday 3:00 P M; arrives Plymouth 9:00 P M, 5:25 P M. Retur jing 1aves Plymouth daily, except Sunday, 6:00 A M, Sunday 9:30 A M, arrive Tarboro 10:25 A M, and 11:45 A M. Train on Midland N C Branch leaves Goldsboio daily except Sunday, 6:05 A M, arriving Smithfield 7:30 AM. Returning, leaves S-uithfield 8-00 A. M; arrive Goldsboro 9:30 A M. Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky Munt at 4:30 P M, arrives Nashville 5:05 P M, Spring Hope 5:30 P M. Returning, leaves Spring Hope 8:lOA. M, Nashville 8:35 A M, arrive Rocky Mount 9:05 A M, daily, except Sunday. Trains on Latta Branch Florence R R leave Latta 6:40 P M; arrive Dunbar 7:50 P M. Returning leave Dunbar 6:30 A M; arrive Latta 7:50 A M. Daily except Sunday. Train on Clinton branch leaves Warsaw for Clin ton, Daily, except Sunday, at 4:10 P M. Returning leaves Clinton at 7:20 A M., connecting at Warsav with main line trains. J. B KENLEY, JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Sap 't. T M EMMERSON, Traffic Manager. A. B. WILLIAMS, COTTON :-: BUYER HAY STREET, FAVETTEVIMiE, W. C. AW IDEA .- i j it- rva r t tr . . - . . , - - . 1 k... i k B - M 111 MILUC S1111U1D .t.i v PmVrt vniiridpas : thevmav bring you wealth. Write J OHNVv'EpDER BURN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C. for their $1,800 prize offer. OVEIlBER I B. 12 and B 3. Railroad Rates at the Very Lowest. Everybody Can Come ! FINE EXHIBITS FROM THE LADIES' HANDY WORK, FROM THE FARMS AND GARDENS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. HORSE RACING ON THE 12th AND 13th, BY SOME OF THE FINEST HORSES IN THE COUNTRY. tFor Premium List and further information, address G. W. LAWRENCE, Sec'y and Treas'r. Coal and Wood. 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