THE RALEIGH ENTERPRISE.
Thursday, December ' 67' 1907.
' Jury List January Court.
The following names have been
drawn for the January term of Wake
Superior Court:
; Raleigh A. H. Arrlngton, D. It.
Shaw, W. C. White, R. C. Reid, T.
S. Pearce, J. B. Pearce, B. S. Jer
man, T. P. German, O. L. Betts, W.
W, Fowler, Charles Card well (col
ored). : Wake Forest W. J. Alston, E.
C. Carroll.
Barton's Creek J. R. Ray.
Cary D. H. House.
; Neuse T. B. Weathers.
Cedar Fork B. H. Macon, A. L.
Nipper.
Little River H. G. Perry, W. A.
Upchurch, C. B. Edwards, J. C. Bol
ton, G. A. Broughton.
House Creek A. M. Thompson.
Panther Branch R. I. Smith, S.
C. Hobby.
Mark's Creek C. R. Todd.
White Oak B. L. Womble.
Middle Creek W. H. Bostwlck.
New Light Willis Ray,' J. Wiley
Ray.
St. Matthew's W. G. Mitchell.
St. Mary's J. D. Honeycutt, Jas.
Holder.
Holly Springs W. W. Lynch.
Oak Grove Jacob Rogers (col.) .
Second Week.
Raleigh D. I. Fort.
White Oak J. H. Council.
Wake Forest David Cooley, H.
A. Chappell.
Mark's Creek J. M. Tucker, E.
T. Scarboro, G. A. Scarboro, J. R.
Scarboro, Miles A. Scarboro.
Little River S. W. Harris, W. R.
Hopkins.
Cedar Fork J no. L. King, Wil
liam Carpenter.
House's Creek W. A. King, Jr.
Barton's Creek W. L. Nipper.
St. Mary's J. D. Carroll.
Panther Branch -Melvin Hocutt.
Oak Grove M. C. King.
Dastardly Deed.
A few days ago the owners of the
lumber plant at Wilson's Mills began
cutting some pine logs on land pur
chased some time ago about three
miles from that town. The sawyer,
Mr. J. W. Brinkley, soon cut into
a railroad spike which damaged the
saw and endangered the lives of a
number of mill hands.
On examination it was found that
some person had driven railroad
spikes into nearly all of the trees
about three or four feet from the
ground sometime ago and the bark
had grown pretty well over the
heads of the spikes, making it diffi
cult to locate them. The saw was
stopped at once and the ends of the
logs were all cut off and will be ex
amined before any further sawing
will be done at the mill.
There should be, and doubtless is,
some law to severely punish any per
son who would commit such an act
if evidence to convict can be se
cured. The saw was badly damaged when
it went through the spike.
JUDGE LONG REVERSED.
A Fine Pig.
Mr. D. O. Uzzle, a popular mer
chant at Wilson's Mill, twenty miles
east of Raleigh, in Johnston County,
a member of the Uzzle-Davis Com
pany, is also something of a pig
raiser. He killed a pig a few days
ago which was eleven months old
and weighed 338 pounds. It was
mixed Du roc Jersey and Berkshire
blood.
A Fortunate Texan.
Mr. E. W. Goodloe, of 107, St.
Louis St., Dallas, Texas, says: "In
the past year I have become ac
quainted with Dr. King's New Life
Pills, and no laxative I ever before
tried so effectually disposes, of ma
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State Supreme Court Goes Against
Judge Long and His $30,000 Fine
Case.
Four of the Judges on the State
Supreme Court bench decided against
Judge Long Tuesday in the case ap
pealed in which Judge Long recently
fined the Southern Railway Com
pany $30,000 for failure to comply
with an Act of the last Legislature
in which railroad fare was placed at
2'4 cents per mile. Four of the
Judges concurred in the reversal,
while one, Judge Clark, wrote a dis
senting opinion.
The railroad ' company declared
that the rate was too low consider
ing the great cost of operating trains
and the great increase in wages and
material which goes to make up the
operating expenses of railroads.
Dm Jm MAYNARD,
LILLINGTON, N. C.
Fresh Fish and Oysters alwajs on hand In
season. Prices right.
LOST!
A large tan colored bound dor, gray nose
ears split fom fighting recently, when he
left home had on heavy Ua'her collar with
ring. Wl 1 pay a reward of S3 (0 for return of
this dog, or will pay for reliable lnformaion
as to where he Is Ad 'rtss
T. J. FRANKS, Oen. Delivery, Raleigh, N C.
Durham & Southern Ry.
. Schedule in Effect Aug. , 1907.
South No. 41
READ DOWN.
No. 5
A. M.
7 80
7 42
7 W
8 15
8 40
9 00
9 49
10 10
10 25
10 45
11 20
II 40
11 59
12 10
12 30
1 00
P. M.
No. 41
it 50
z a
F M.
15
21
30
44
57
04
15
31
42
5 50
B 07
6 16
6 26
6,82
6 42
7 00
P. M.
STATIONS.
Lv Durham Ar
East Durham
Ova ma
Togo
Carpenter
Upchurch
Apex
Holly Nprlngs
wiibon
Varlna
Angler
Barclayvllle
Coats
Turlington
Duke
Ar. Dunn Lv.
North No. 38
BEAD UP.
No. 88
a,
A. M.
10 85
lu 29
10 14
10 01
9 51
9 43
9 Ho
9 20
9 12
9 (
8 51
8 40
8 81
8 24
8 li
8 00
A.M.
No 6.
2S
P. M.
2
2
I
1
15
15
60
31
1 15
1 04
11 5b
11 20
.li-oi
10 45
10 10
y 50
9 40
M 27
9 05
8 45
A M.
Train No. 88 makes connection at Dunn
with Atlantic roast Line from FayettevMe.
At Apex with Seaboard No. 88 from all
points South, and tor all points North, ar
riving at Raleigh 10.80 a. m.
Tiain No. 6 makes close connection at
Apex with Seaboard No. 66 from the South
for Durham.
Train No. 41 makes connection at Apex
with Seaboard No. 41 for all point $outh,
and at Varlna for Fayettevllle and lntei me
diate points
J.E.STAGG, S. H. REAMS, '
Vlce-Pres. en. Pas. Agt.
MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtue of authority conferred
upon me by a certain mortgage
deed given by Israel Bailey to the
Wake Foundry Co., and by them
duly transferred to me, which mort
gage deed 'is recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Wake
County, N. C.,' in Book No. 204, at
page 514, I will sell on Saturday,
December 21, 1907, at public auction
at the court-house door , for cash,
that certain lot of land, situate in
Wake Forest Township, Wake Coun
ty, described as follows:
Beginning at a stone in cemetery
line; thence South 25 1-2 degrees,
West 193 1-2 chains to a stone in
cemetery line; thence South 66 de
grees, East 259 chains to a stone:
thence North 66 degrees, West 259
chains to the beginning, containing
one-half an acre, more or less. , ,
Time of sale 12 o'clock noon.
W. G. PEARSON,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
P., P. FORT." Attorney.
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Southern Railway Schcdulo.
In Effect October 20, 1907.
N. B These figures are published as Infor
mation and not guaranteed.
4 80 a. m. No. 112, tor uoldeboro and Jocal
stations. Handle Pullman sleeping; car from
(ireeneboro to Raleigh. Makes connection
at Goidsboro with the A.C L both north and
south, atid with Nor folk & Southern for
Morehead City and intermediate points.
8 20 a. m. No. iU7, for reenstoro and In
termedlate stations. Makes connection at
East Durham for Oxford, Key svli e,v Rich
mond and Norfolk Makes connection at
Ureensboro with mam Hue through trains
for Wasulngton and New York.
JO 20 a. m. No. 108 for Goidsboro and Inter'
: mediate - stations, making connect on at
GoldBboro with the A. (J L. north. Handles
Southern Railway parlor car between
oreensboro and Goidsboro. -
12 46 p. No. 144 lor Goidsboro and inter
mediate stations. onnects at Helma.with
A l'. b north and south, connects at Golds,
boro with A. v, L. north aod south, and Nor
folk & Sou hern lor Morehead Ulty and local
stations.
2 59 p. m No. 136, for Greensboro and local
stations Makes connection at Greenfcbo'O
with, main Hue trains through to Atlanta,
Birmlbgham and Memphis, also with Florida
limited tram for Columbia. Savannah and
Jacksonville. Haur-ies Southern Railway
parlor car from Goidsboro to Greensboro.
6 80 p m. No. 136, fur Goidsboro and inter
mediate stations, lonnects at Helma with
A. C. L. for Fayettevllle, and at Goidsboro
with A. C. L.. north.
6 80 p. m No 139, for Greensboro and lo
cal stations. Make immediate connection
at Greensboro with through tralnB for Wash
ington and New York, also for Richmond
and Noriolk. .
11 69 p m. No. ill for Greensboro and lo
cal stations. ' Makes close connection at
Greensboro with through train both north
and south Haudie local s eeper between
Raleigh and Greensboro, which opens for
occupancy at U.O i p m.
S. H. HARD WICK, P. T. M.,
W. H. TAYLOK, G. P. A.,
C. H ACKJR 1, V. P. & W. M.,
Wa8hlniaon, D C.
5 A. L. VERNON, T. P. A., Charlotte.
W. H.MCGLAMEHY.P. & T. A.,
Raltilgh. N.C.
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FOR RENT.
Two, four, rr six-hone farm. Right narty
cau inaae good bargain. App y to
J. H. GILL, Iron Foundry,
Raleigh n. C.
Or F. A. WHITAKER,
R. F. D. No. 3, Raleigh, c.
Mechanics and Investors Union.
Money to loan for building Houses. .
Kor 100 mo Uily payments, In p ace nf Kent.
81 x fer Cent, inyebirnent Certificates for H e.
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