North Carolina Republican. [volume], July 30, 1880, Image 2

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The KepubiioaD
A WOMAN'S WISDOM.
Tm blK sae tUt I MBot kwe
JW aiyfrtenet
Taaessltae ieUlecbt t falte
Beeaaee say fancies Md !
I do ftot aiy it is b foe j . , .
Oto, m ! jow word ar right j
Bat yow who k, sj4 1 wfeo W-k, '
OwaHyost Uvetaroe-d tosse? '
I, mho of all who meet jcta gese
Hsve swora ipooosUncy !
00 fajtbsr ysi, poor heart, an4 Mk
Far owe who atill eu give j
Or, If you keeztteea prow lot sharp.
Car m y Mnri and live.
Ym! Odm I eareed esj lived Aim
Tia Utter far to die.
Hands meekly olasped and prayerfal.
Eyes aptarped to tba iky.
1 In ed toe wall as 700. my friesd,
An loving em tbfa boar ;
Bach loves die hard, are cursed, ws know,
With overwhelming power.
My love went oat as tours will do
But after nacy years ;
And in those years I was not (tad.
And bitter were my tears
My love wm like yoor love, my friend
It met with so return, (
Io spite of passionate appeal,
la spite of words tbat bam.
, . - -
Mat won mhn lnwa n4 T 1mk
May part at leaat ia peace;
One day yoa'll thank me for my words.
One day ) oar pain will eease.
N.Y.Mad
A TREMENDOUS SPIDER
STORY,
A correspondent write from
Plain view, III., to the Chicago
Inter-Ocean: Tbe following fact
transpired on tbe term of ttn aon
eat old farmer, aboot two miles
from tbe town of PlaiavUw. Last
Monday Doming on entering ifts
brn tba farmer Fooad, to his great
so 1 prise, bis pet bulldog and eld
oat and ber kittens suspended
from tbe cross-beams in bis barn
On examination, be found them
suspended there by a oord about
tbe else of common wrapping j
cord, tb fibre of which much re-t
sein bled silk, bat proved however
to be a spider's web. At first he
thought the kittens., whtehwenl
on me nay jtui auove cne beams
bad aoeidetuly dropped into tbe
web, and tbe old cat, following
the instinct of her maternal na
ture, endeavoring to rescue them
had herself become entangled.
As to the situation of the bulldog
be thought be bad been trying to
get at tbe cat while in her trouble,
and bad himself succumbed to tbe
same fate as tbe cat, but be after
ward came to tbe conclusion tbat
tbey bad been picked up by . tbe
spiders as tbey went aboat seek
ing whom tbey might devour.
The farmer went out to call in
some of bis neighbors to witntsa
tbe maivelous scene, but imagiqe"
bis surprise when, on bis retorn,
he found a sacking colt ascending
tbe web, having been encircled by
two different fibres, oue just be
fore bis hind, and tbe other just
behind his forq legs, he wai befog
drawn hp 6y the spiders. When
tbe colt bad been drawn up
five or six feet, a spider ap
parently well versed in physiology
came down one of tbe flwert and
began boring lor tbe spinal oord,
jaat between tbe atlas and tbe
axis, as I have reen small onesdo
with flies, but the farmer was un
willing to sacrifice tbe colt for tbe
benefit of scientific investigation,
so he was rescued.
Tbe spiders were then taken
from the dove cote, ot which., tbey
had taken poaeiun and killed.
Oue measured three and one" half
iucbes in length, and weighed one
half a pound. Tbey are at a dark
brown color, with a ligbt stripe
dowu tbeir backs, strong, active
and ferociouc Several men of
good repute in this section are
willing to testify to tbe above
facts.
Tbe care of clothing is a very
important matter. It makes a
great diflereuce in the looks and
wear of a bat or coat whether it
Is thrown on the lounge or chair
when taken off, or caretnlly bung
np. In tbe expense of clothing
b -tween tbe two there is often one
half in difference mainly, as we
think, because one of them will
always bang up his clothes care
fully, while tbe other's may be
fjnud any wb ere, when tbey can
be found at all. Properly brush
ing and cleaning clothes nd
mending them aa soon as rt quired,
rather than waiting until the
thread ravels out, or the tear baa
grown voo'large to be neatly re
paired, add greatly to tbeir dura
bility.
A DISTINCTIO N WITU09T
A DIFFERENCE.
Several days ago a white rnaa
was srraigned before a colored
Justice, down in th ciautr, 1
charges of killing a mn and i. il
Ing a mule.
Wall,' said the Jastio 'de
facks la dis ease shell be weigt.-ed
wid karfulnees, an ef I hangs jf r
taiat no fanlt ob mine.1
! Judge you have uo jurisdiction
onlv to examlie me.
Dt sorter srork 'long ter d
raigular Justicey bat yer tee I'se
been put ou as a special. A special
bei de right ter make a mouf at
de Sopreme Court ef he enures
ter.'
D j tbe best for me you can,
Judge,'
Tat'a what I'se gwine tor do.
I'se got two kinds ob law In dis
court de Arkansas an' de Texas
law. . I generally gins a man de
right to cbnse for hissef. Now
what law does yer want deTeiaa
or de Arkausaw V
. ' I believe I'll take tbe Arkan
Wall, in dat case I'll dismiss
you for stealing de mule'
'Thank you, Judge.'
An' bang yer fur killin' de man.'
1 believeJudge, that I'll take
tbe Texas.'
Wall, in dat case I will dismiss
yoo for killin' de man
You have a good heart, Judge.'
An' hang yer far atealia de
male. I'll jiflr take tbe 'caoion
beeb ter remark dr, de only dif
ference 'tween de two laws iz in
de way yer state de case.' IAttle
Rock Gazette.
AX UNTRIED LOT.
Ab, if rotnant c yoong'ings
could only see tbe trouble thai
await them when they croj tbe
portal of matrimony! As tbpy
for tie first time tnke possession
ot tbeir new hoane, and enjoy its
cheering RHpecf, its regularity and
quiet, aud its exprraeiou of do
mestic peace, of j y, they antici
pate nanght but b is. In a lew
years bow changed! O.ie stter
another haa been added in varioutt
ways to tbe company which be
gan only with two, until at length
tbey find tbemMvct pr Hiding
over a numerous cin le oi children
and relatives and d in. -Mo tbe
father and mother tib involved
in reopounibilities, liom which
tbey would haveshnnik, had tnej?
anticipated them at, 1L0 cutset.
In a few years this happy 'ciicte
must be broken in upon and scat
tered. )ath comes and takes
away Abram ; a ycung lady with
a pink txdice and black eyes
comes in and carries oil' Alexan
der ; a third, determined to die a
sailor's deatb, ships before tbe
mast on a canal; a fourth, growing
covetous, starts lor California;
while a fifth, in all probability,
comes to grief. At last tde father
aud mother are left aioot; and,
after flftv years of love, trouble
and veiHflion,they find themselves
werse off than 'when they started
Tbey are not only alone agAin,
but tbey are alone without the
bpeot any more company. For
tunate that matrituouiul aspirauts
do not foresee all this !
MA THEM A TWA L PRODIO Y.
Tnere lately came to France a
young Italian who has the singu
lar faculty of making very long
and complicated ut utal calcula
tions, lie was presented at the
last seance of tbe Hociete d'An
thropologic. lie is a small boy of
ten or eleven, of intelligent look,
the head large, but not specially
remarkable, tbe foiebead rather
prominent Among various cal
culations he was asked to name,
was this: Multiply 3 000 U4t by
240.073 Tne operation took him
two iniautes,au(l he then give the
exact result. While !) is calcu
lating, people go on taUfig ne.tr
Mm without his being hindered.
According to bis explauatin'ts.
the process he employs is wholly
empirical, aud resemtiles tbat ot
Mondfux, the celebrated calcula
tor, lie commences with Urge
figures, and to the base thus ob
tained be adds the result of uiulti
plication ot the smaller figures.
Curiously this boy cannot either
read or write, and it is only a
short time since he got to know
figures, lie even says that since
be learned them he has calculated
less easily than before. The er
sou who presented hiru to the so
ciety had found him a tew months
ago accompanying an organ grin
der, and astonishing tbe frequent
ers of cafes by his powers ot cul
eolation.
Ayonng Western ld, who is
partly deaf, is in the habit of an
swering jes' to everything when
a gentleman is talking to her, for
fear he might projxjse to her aud
she not hear it.
PI.A TFOkM OF TT1K RE PUB U.
CAN PARTY OP SORT H
CAROLINA.
The lUpotlieasa ot North Careliae, la
C4ivit!i4ja asNtmbUd rt Its pladget
m. d in ktl thrtr firotff pUifor Ac4
t. y Welr fn,!ow:
I Th.t tLey odilly pp.-nve the
nouiinMiriM rMUy sjid ai Ceiwao of
Jtu A. 0rflld fyr President and Obes
itr A. Arthar fur Vca-Pridet j sod that
tby bom oheerfarjaad eotiveiy del
vou tbemselfae to tbetreteettna;ejiMa-'
diprab)e to the preaervfcttoa ef the JW
pnUieaa prty aad toe,rpni ta tti Iq
t"trity. And that teey folly aadom tbe
prine'ples set fortbf the pUxttebj
adoyud by the KepeAiboa Oosjv?to
which enaveoed ta the eityvf Uhioego-.e
the Sod day of Jeae, 1880.
2. That they have Seen with met ap
prhenioa and alarm the rapid oooedlida!
tion and eogroMOMBt of ovr railroad
ay stem a by and nndef ; tbe ooatroi and
ownership of foreign mooopoliate that
eaea ootiMolidatioa of capital slve bo war
to the mnuopottata to oppress the hbofer
tbe eon 0 try by ooreeeonable and on jaat
looal tariff nod fares aad girre to Um
the power to oontrol thelegtalatlve braooh
of government in the passage1 of laws' Itf
their interest and rainona to those of the
people; and that the have
mUb
regret that theae mooopoliate ara making
an insidious invasion ajn6ngthe leader! of
the Demooratio prrf .' wbloh' ftolminated
on the 1 7th day of Jane In the engulfing
and awaliowing p of Ut whole
le Demo.
era tie Convention; and that while they
have no aVelre or"totonHion'lar slake en
nnjast war opon theef monopolies, they
do demand that the Legislature ahdil paea
laws to govern end oswiroi thent '(w that
tbey shall not be p'it,ttfd to discriminate
sgainst oar own people) by placing a
reasonable limit on looal uriffs and fares.'
3 That they view with aiftlety the bob.
dition of the W. N. O. K. R whtoL
through the hot hwte and ill oonidered
contracts of the Demooratio State admio
itttration is snrronnded by legal trooblfl
whioh afford no relief from taxation 'and
threaten to delay for a lofiff time, if not
altogether defeat the oompletion of tba
work o neoeeRary for tbe welfare and de
velopment of tbe Slate, and especially the
wpHtern ooaotiee.
4. Tbat tbe Kepablioan party baa al
ways been the friend of edacation, and
now again renews its pledge to tbe people
of North Carolina to continue its tfferta
witb tnorfaaed vigor nntU there abatl be a
complete and perfect system of public is
NtroctioD. Tbat they recognize the mechanic
and labortv aa tbe bone and ainew of tbe
land, and pledge themeelven to protect
tbeir rigbta and promote their political,
educational and material Interests
. Tbat the ront Constitutional amend
ments were peaeed by a convention wbicfr
waa not composed of a majority of elect d
de I "gates, and the control of which wat
fctolen from tbe Republican majority by
an infamous and admitted fraud ou tbe
voters of Robeson oonnty. This eon-option
on the part of tbe Democracy de
monstrates the tact that their party will
scrapie at no violation of law in the in
terent of party supremacy and tbat 'tb
Democratic party ia not the friend of rep
resentative government or of the people,
7. That tbe present system of county
government iaNortn Oarortna ia utterly
subversive of tbe rights of the oiiiieeet
ia tbe grossest political robbery ever preo
iioed in Ibis or any civilised conn try; ta
tbe most damnable fraud ever de feed or
aanoiiootd by any political party.' ai d
o-U la for the unqualified condemn tUoo ef
all who have the name of freeman without
rcRsrJ to party affiliation. We claim tbe
rignt of the people to elect every officer in
the State from tbe Chief Bxeootrve down
t tbe bambleet ottaial, aad ewjmaad that
tbi.s rlgbt sball not be denied or abridged;
tbat an boneat oouut ahalt follow a free
ballot, and tbe ma jorlty shall tdeiuiine
who snail enact and administer its laws
8. Tbey 'denounce the Democratic party 1
as an oligarchy, oontrotlad by railroad
corporations and aristocratic inflaenota.
and if not arrested in ' iU ooarae, it will
overthrow the moat oherisbed rights of
tbe people.
The tendency to the concentration of
danceronH powera, for private ant) corVopt
enlH, in tbe bands of a few, has recently
Manifested itself In a vital part of our
State government, and in a way to eibito
the greatest apprehension.
Tbe Superintendent of Pabllo Inatrta
tion, now endorsed by hla party nomina
tion, and wlthont regard to tbe popular
wiflh, has demanded to have vested in htr
hands that is, in the hands of a central
board, of which he ab utd be the life the
nWlute right of dictating what text books
nr children shall use, wbereby be can
mould tbe opinions of the rising genera
tion; can strangle, for the benefit of -per-'
sonsl or sectional favorites, all competition
in kcal literature, and open np for hia
office, ho intimately connected witb tbe
popular life and purity, ft faithful and
profitable source of corrupt jobbery.
Tbat tbey denounce tbe laws known as
the landlord and tenant aott, an devised
for tbe benefit of a few and to oppress tbe
hnjible and defenceless citizen.
Tbat tbey denooooe tbe present road
laws of tbe State a opprewive to tbe
laborer; and demand tbeir ameL luini so
tbat tbe burdens of building and repair
ing them shall be borne mere equally by
all clumtea of the people. ,
JOS. MUMfORD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRV GOODS,
URUUERIES,
AND GO U It TRY
PRODUCE.
Keeps also on hand
JJOOTS AND SHOEg
In endlens variety at prioes to suit the
times. His atore can be fnnnd on Mid;
die Street, opposite Winley A Bros., New
Heme, N. 0.
Cull and examine my stock before pnr-i
chn-iug elsewhere.
JOSEPH MUM If QUD. ,
THOMAS TAYLOR,
TH3D BauIlJDlim
West aide Wilmington Street,
between Bunch's 8tore and WoodwajJ
Brothers. ' r ;
Gentlemen, if yoa want a good Shave, a
good Hair Cut, a Chsmpoo, or Hair
Dress, dons st lbs best shop; by the best
workmen In town, give me s oalL Tbe
fineet Oil and Hair Dressing Perftuaee
always on hand.
THOMAS TATLOR.
r -
UUlrwaad SamlsttoM for the Orgenise-
U itou of the tUpabiioaaaMy of North,
VWWH
V I Cot.l
3reetaetah
teeiaaetoav
Ooenty Orgaatsttioa The e'eoiioo
aoau be tbe United of oooaty or
Eaeb precise snail bave
MeeatJve eommittoe eonskuisf of three
eotiv Bepnbtioaas. Tbey ahad be bien
LalaTiy ettosen' by the Btpabhoan totere of
tbe prewet, end um.1I eteet one of tbetr
s amber, ehaimaa. They stall ooevene
logetberet aaoh tioe aad plaoa a tbe
aifcjotnVCT'lbetn' oiay eiaoC Tbey shall
biennially elect a eouaty rxonlive com
niUteev 'to ooeniet e not less than live
members; woo atnil eleet a ebnirmia frm
their MmVar. Taoaneiee in preeinot
eomariBeesj shall be filled by the votee of
the preeintt aad la oonnty outurouu
yaeonvenUon bf the precinct oommit
toadajy on&ad. ' ProvuUd, that la oaae a
vnoanev eecats within thirtv dava orior to
j en election, sooh vaosney may be filled
ay tbe vole or tbe rrmainiBg members.
II. cWrreeoneL Judicial and Sena
torial Diabiei-Thare shall be s Cagrea
sionai;' JutHeial and 'Senatorial Dietrtot
Cvmmittoe, oorjposed of not less than oie
member from each oounty, nor lees than
eeven'membere, bieonially elected by tbe
sever district eonveottona. eeob of whom
a chairman from their nuuberi
j-vwruw, tnai a senatoruu aistnot com
mutes a all be elected la dietriota em
bracing more than one oounty. Vacan
tia ooourrtng within thirty day a of an
sleetton may be fillad by toe vote of the
QQEQcalttee.
' III State Executive Committee. There
snail be a Bute Executive Committee,
eompoaed of one member from eaoh Oon
neastoeal District la tbe State, to be des
ignated by the dietrtot delegations in
state Convention assembled; two mem
bers it large, to be eleoted by tbe Bute
Contention and the obsirman of the con
vention' at which the election is h-id
Ttsy shall be biennially eleettd at the
Slate Convention, shall choose one of their
number obsirman, and shall elect a sec
retary who is not a member, who shall re
side at Raleigh.
IV. Tbe obsirman of the leepeotive
oonnty, district sad SUU Executive Coca
mitteee shsll oall their conventions to or
der add set as temporary chairmen until
a permanent organisation is tfferted, with
power only to appoint, and receive the
report of, a oommittee on credentials.
V. No executive oommittee shall have
power to elect or appoint delegates to sny
convention, whether oonnty, district,
SUte or National
VI. No member of an executive com
mittee or delegate or alUrnate duly chosen
shell have power to delegate his trust or
authority to another.
VII. ItepresenUtion. RepreeenUtion
in oounty conventions ahaJI oonsist of
three Republican voters as delegates, and
three aa alternates from each precinct in
the oounty, snd no more.
VII. BepreeeoUtion in Congressional
Judicial, Senatorial and SUte Conven
tions, shall oonsist of two delegates and
two slterdstes only, for every member of
the lower House of the Oeneral Assembly,
and shall be appointed ia the severs!
euantise aooordingiy.
II. Delegates and alternates to oounty
conventions sball be eleoted only by a
vote of the republicans of each preetnet
in preetnt meeting assembled; snd dele-
Sates afnd alternates to district. State and
atiooai contentions shall be elected by a
oonveotion of delegates duly elected snd
sent by the people for tbat purpose after
due notioe and publicafion of not less
than Bfteeu days, of the time, piece snd
purpose of such oonvention, and not
otherwise.
X Tbe certificate of the chairman and
secretsry of the meeting, setting forth tbe
regularity of tbe primary soeeUng or oon
vention, and the election of tbe delegate
and alternate thereat, sball be accepted
when uncontested, as s god sad sutfioieut
credential for aaoh delegate and altern
ate. XI. Thia plan of organization and pro
cedure ehail continue fa force until
hanged or abrogated by a subsequent
Republican Bute Convention.
Adopted in Bute Convention, July 8,
18S0.
W.
C. A A. H. ST RON ACM.
APRIL 27, 1880.
Thurtier's and Numsen's clioloe Pie
eervea and Jellies in glass.
' Florida Oranges and Dundee Marma
lade. Dunbar's Ripe Figs in Cordial.
OorrlorJ 'A Dilwortb'a Preserved Ginger.
Cheylong Canton Ginger, pots and half
pots.
1 Choice Fruit Syrups.
Strained Honey and Honey io Comb.
Maple and Golden Hyrnpa in gallon
tins.
1 Alexis Godillot's Prunes in Jars.
Turkisb and French 1' ranee, loose.
CANNDD
Sugar Corn, SuoooUsb,
Lima iteans, Iewis Boston
LIBBT'S
Green Peai,
Baked Beene.
Canned Corned Beef and Tongue,
Lunch Tongue and Roast Beef,
Extra Fine Ham Sausage, 6 pound tins.
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Car losd each, Corn, Meal, Oatx, Hay,
Barn and Sbip Hmff
'iO Bnxes Bulk C. It Hides.
r0 Boxes ABO and New Soaps.
r0 rase 1 pound Canoed Oysters,
'.'0 CVee pints, Hnmsen's Pickles.
2 Sscics Good Rio Coffee.
20 Barrels New North Carolina Ou
Herrings.
OUR OWN ROASTING.
Prime Rio OoffeegZO cenU per pound ,
Choice 1 agnayra tf cents per pound.
(1001) OKKRN TEAS 25 0ENT.S
PKU POUND.
Graff's Potash Lye, UQurpeaed tt
Seouriog and House Cleaning, 9 pouati
Seep, Alexis Godillott'a Qaetn Olivec,
Cseumtr Pickle, Pickled Onions, tdvr
011 and Sardines, French Mustard, Bsl I
win Tomato Oataop and Beuoe, bent tu
market, klonUcello Salad Cream.
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u Something You want."
Half the yoar passed and the beat of the
summer sun is upon ns. Now is the time
to make your purchases of cool Summer
Fabrics.
In order to baxten the sales of these
goods, we have made many redactions on
different lines.
If yoa went s SILK DRESS,
If yoo want s LINEN DRESS.
If you wsnt s MUSLIN DRESS,
If you wsnt a WORSTED DRESS.
If you want a PERCALE DRESS.
If yoo wsnt s CALICO DRESS,
fTNOW 18 YOUR TIME TO BUY
In sddition to the above we have a full
and oomplete stock of
Lace , Ribbons, Trimmings, Edgings and
Inserting, and Handkrrcnief
which csnnot fail to please.
Our line of Gents' Wear, Clo'hs, Cassi
merts, Linens, Underwear, Shirts,
Collars, Shoes and Gaiters,
ia yet very well assorted.
And all departments will be kept repre
sented as tbe requirements of tbe trade
doaii.nd. Desiring, however, to carry as
small a stoek as possible, our bargains
will be given in all departments.
"Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Beet Goods at the Ixweet Prices.'
Tbe
W. H. i R. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh, N. C, July, 1880.
NOTICE.
Any person wishing to employ a good
Hsve an opportunity to seenre one, who
nan come well recommended as a Tanner
end Finisher of leather. This is tbe first
year that he has been out of the Un yard
in thirty years. He ran be employed on
reasonable terms. His work has taken the
premium at several of our
STATE FA IIUS.
Address P. O. Box 48, Franklin conniy,
N. C. feb'21-tf
JEW BOARDING HOUSE.
CORNER WEST, CENTER AND
ELM STREET,
Ooldsiboro, O.
The undersigned will open a boardlog
house on the lat of November, 1H79, for
the accommodation of the traveling pub
lic. The building is now being com
pleted, with comfortsble rooms. Tbe lo
cation is admirable and oentral. No pains
will be spared to render guests comfort
able. Terms reasonable.
MRS. E. E. SMITH,
Proprietress.
MOTHERS, READ THIS.
The best thing you csu do to relieve
your' little ones, if they bave wboopfug
cough, or oold on tbe lungs, is to use
Cherokee Indian Cough Cure, made ia
Releizh by Mrs. Nslson. Nearly l,n;
bottles Kld, and everybody speaks of t
to tbe highest terns. It is made frvn
roots and herbs, sod is good for every
kind of oough, for the Infant or adult.
ijjji jpiy j
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North Carolina Railroad.
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TRAINS GOING WEST.
ItUl. I No IS. I Wn. i I .N.-.''
ITo. 41,
June 1, 1K79. Dally.
ex. Hun
Lv .ireenaMro
ArKiilelKh
Lv "
Ar Durham
' H'lhiiMim
" OreciitttM)ro
Lv
Ar HIki Point
" KuliMbury
10 1 a m
I i.' t I 1 111
;4" "
4.SJ "
5 S. "
7 t "
8 J -8
65 "
in li '
vir,
4 .11 ii m
10 4 ru
7 no s in
54 s in
7 :w a in
v 1 a in
II 17 a in
Churlolte
4.-Conneols at
Greensboro
Ith
Huleni Urancb. At Air-Line Junction with
A.f. . L. Kailnm.1 to ail points Houia
andHoutliweKt, Att Charlotte with the i!.
('.A A, Itallroad for all poiuts Moutli Mid
Hutlieaet. AtKalUkury with W. N. 0. H.
K.,illy, ex-Mtt Sundays, for bll point in
Western N jrth Carolina,
Un. 44.t'onnecia at Alr-Llne Junction
with A. A c. A. U for all points HouUi snd
Southwest.
jHEHAPKAKh AN1 o6lO RAlIWvT
RICHMOND, Va.t February mh, 18)
FROM RALEIGH, N. C.
The Raleigh it Gaston and Richmond
itt iMnville Railroad coiinect st RMi
inomi, and Rii'.hukiMd At Dn illw.Aiid
Virginia Midland Route couue-ut at
Ch.irlollwvillo-with the FhhI JIxpreH
trains of the C'h'Hake and Uhio Rail
way, running as follows t
MaiL
West Daily Except Exprax,
Round. Sunday. Daily.
Leave Richmond, h,io a m
Arrive at
Uordonsville, II. 10 "
CliarlotteMvillc, r m
ti reek wood, "
Wayneaboro, 1.IM '
HtAUtiUm, ii.lt
(loehen, 4. 10 " '
Millboro', 4.ai
t'ovington, o.us "
Alleghany, 7 lu "
White .Sulphur, 7..V "
Roncev'le, J.tsi
Fort Spring, i.ii7 "
AlderMou'n, H.W "
liowell, M.; "
Hinton, n.:tu "
Hawk's Nost, :.': am
Kanawha Fall, H..'$l 4V. ,
Charleston, 5.1d t4
Huntington, 5M.i
Iortstniuth, v
Cincinnati.
ll.(H)i M
J.20 a M
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7.0U "
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iti.i "
X4f Throuwli ticki.lti for Rain ut all
million ticket otlirna in North Curoiiua.
CONWAY K. HO WARP,
(J. J: T. A .
J . C. Damp,
Southern Agent.
1
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('IIAX(iK()FSCIIKI)UI,E.
Si PKiti nti shunt's ( Ikkicp,
Kalripli. .N t'., Jiiup 5, p rt. (
On anilnftrr Kriilsy. .lime ii, kt. ni:ii intinn
on ihf Itnli'li'h in'..ti Knilr(iHl villi rt ;i ili!y
(SimdHy cuvutcd) ait luilou;
Ni. I l.csvu -
N. Leave
4i i. in V. Ii..ii 3 vo j,. m
" liasion ,j ;,
M tl ' l.ltlU lcm; 4 ! )
t in " .Macon, l ;l) "
!i HT " srrcnlon, -l :a "
' !' " Kidi-way, i 'n "
)n -n ' .linn lion', i ;
I" M ' Miil.llcb ir-, f "
l f " IloiKlfrsou, & 4i! "
11 in " kltlr.'Ms, ci
U- " r'rHiikltntoti.H l!
II itl " Vllliri(rt, 1110,1, Jti "
1 1 ) " Wiiki-. 7 Of, "
i 12 J). m Kurcrivllle, 7 in "
l i 3i " NciiKv, 7 S", "
Arriic at
1 M " Kalen-h, 7 ih "
Halelch,
Kretvilli',
Wsko.
Yoiiiiydvillc,
V'rinkiiiitou,
Kitir.'IlK
lrtlliT(ltl,
M iililli.hurK,
Jllllt'tidll,
Vrrciilun,
Macon,
I.ittliion,
UastoD,
A rrlve at
Wvldnti,
Mail train ronn.Ttn nt ' ,.),!,,., a iu n. t..i.
of Hie Ki'Hlxmrtl and Knmiokt. and 1 ti-istHiru
hni.romlH lor all jxilntn Nurth
Train No. s eav.-f Kal.l;lt ut An. m Arrlvos
rlvia siWeldon8rMia.nl.
Tram No 4 leevi n W union at 10 a. m. Arrives
at ltlrih:45v. in.
. . , ah T, t un mi wii r,
icmbttTa Kaliroad for all points' Mortli, and
i rain ro. 3 connects at Wi-ldon wltli the pe-
Ith
inn nuannnra ana KOfl iiikt Hm rnl
n Mon-
", nwiniNiays and rriiluvs -wNiir-'n hr
this train contn-ct at Frank lit, wha sieainlHiats
on tliu Mack water for all jioluu la SastM-n North
Carolina.
Trsin No. S will not run on Satnnl ;y a wt
Will lesvs Kn lolnh on Himd iy t soiidnw'i.'
4 NO. C: WINUKlt, MirmriBUmt Tt. "
ANDRHWS & FKUIIALL
No 44 Fnyettcrille $t.
A large snd select stock of
Family Groceries
prices. One price and fair dealing
every one. Call and see ns.