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found that an average cro"p 'of4 cow. peas
troge
poo4p.f cloyed rocHalUeave iftthe
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--entfb'-1niprtait partfjgfad' by' fhe
Wi1ttJ,to aingito
. -tty.i ai Ne Departure in? ediBfir.' 1
1
twt . Aaifin tbriLnofl anTtbincr bout a
steer knows that he oreiers 'whole corn! to
' 'corS.mpal,?ip-cK e."r corn to either. It cotti
kt'ife'00'1' 10 gfP,it,ad an
otber eighth to take it to aud f rom the
akilL .WM'J&t fSd ib,P6ra at onca j to'
f th.0aukifteva j a. fourth of jt does nof,h-
J ing.Jbakiitfd UawSy into the maoure heap?s
( BaV n6uob loss iVeed v wcarred. WUtv
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vl jinOiW-irJn F.tpbabjyTmeal: wilUJyish
s !&u& betuer win ear! corn; bat lor thw
' blflB?frVh-fediflgr tbareioinriay to
b'W,Capibt;fi
meat over whole "corUf ;A:8tep "stilffur-
. tiHHOfjtbJl .ffght direction is to feed' in-'
aciced coro1oddr and all, to the cattltj
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oo,qp5BtdV' 'mbi. of,ive4Ujg, but big
croWil, beftif stdfcMMeed it ko
in aMjwdjrpie, ratiosal eUio.tdTof gltisug
w EiKht Checks aad Horses1 Byes.
f
tbe4waa4-. w .tthoukffuiier.ii our iiafr
to oe Kina to ineir animajc, lane proper
'L oaa bflfceir5 . h'brseaetes-11 The of the
-'Wet'faUiag-over tbe- upper part df our
'faje;-yrhd"ndfhabd8 to bVtish it awiy,
YtWSy Pifat'iooef ol
XrtWaUl ;TbftPorse feehj iaa-W?. would,
but how many drivers everthiok to clip
f -4hfr lirelobk'-ind give bimCrellef A fourth
of ihe boraes we meet, are 8uffer,jba from
oady bjnuer8.e, oometimaa they . preBS, m
clqae against the eye, sa that? they nib
against ft-' con s tap (4 y. When we remain
beiHabJinderfl aTe lnade of, sheet iron
JjSr4jP'j "f&lfe' Q .what .thlel means lo the
poor'noieyomeUmeehry close entirely
over one eye, thereby maWng the blind; t
that sida. .Ofteo oii.tberwojk burses (he
strap that holds the blinders to the bridle
is brokeBadHheyflapflSpy flap, flkpi
the blows upon the eyes keeping tiwtj to
e verSrtfep"!) tfttlfee. tjbSf dHvn rh aQ d s
up to your eyes in. this name posiiiuu and
'try tbat flapping vourBelf:"arja 1 arn sore
.you wiU not heUate to-peak a wavd $or
ttllLiXSSiia sei6 thiSSiOipn.
How niany hourji could vpu hear tbat
riftafcbliorryorrr et&efdt oecomlue
'? fil dSoa'idattffof a1uAitlicayluW?,$ui
tHS ffo'rse'hasVo Bearlt 'bear i( liatjeniU.
and silently until his Bight begins to
lfdtkdeds.- Then Uft4re- is a tight ' chick
e1ff, fartttttlaTlyhi'-BVlfVardWwfiw,
running irom me dh over me lop oi in
- - neaai-i Dw anrerioan aoominai'on iuoi
iPfhrsAttterlcarl abJm
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ertrem
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dob 9 il thl rate otft &i3tftke
tj rf.bi9; tyfli,UyptilltngtttJhi8check i
nd
"trtch1iiff ieok;lh--'todbr- taioir t
us
to get relief i'thli aching m'uscfes in 2h
fltmkArantpetf ;u4VUttned trftrtbeir kin
DaturfPtedsUtok'Vidor-'hlsrtrfrf-e
.tUnaed-bAfieAdt A6apburiog in'o th
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pleading eyes as I pass each otibjon
street mjXMJV tthmmSUk Mfsel
. i
r :j irxoacwbore forwDalbintiugb tv ewjia
Borse' ,TBH tbafre1s iiladWraTor?oie
, .check, dntu .he cad hold his iiaad iii.j8
alf JsUioftwxi bo.any, pu'uf oi.
,tfee biLtf If bo taafa ltd"lo,draw,fcff)We
wt ft eJtle at ai 6)elfH E i a nlJ a & t mx n th
..to be sbre there is qo:Bore there, VndT'tbit
.laiuuaervattittli .grown old in jfcur
BervTcesend him merc"ifuiry"yt'o'h,0rnappy
.hantinf'ound8,i&;nere whigand eplur,
Ci eWcJs ilrandi fclhraera,' barttesSca-es ind
;v dooked iails are ' ub4cAWftafldi forgot tin.
AiyWdrttmel oW he M pufchajed
w-.-theBfo:yoifr part,''ffUfi Jhfsi olaVe iou
lf A fjfeJ$rf :fd kiclcii'and laeglict
Xtiakfaiktoheflot of. so many worn at
liursea aa they pfim from frnid tcrhand r
f Wort 3 " f a-tfif HaJ t-U t
rf
iVW areat waste toburn rleatea.
v.wtK4u'8vWinapore.for ardyd or
fcihKJU-AxblLdriMXgaif niiTy.W
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miCT.ntn m uffiuyci uti x- mmxi lug ijiu
ikWB.iajffiDUQT-roTiq.-rtafcialfc
1 aroana it is njapoiaa tuat, .tbekp
3IW3afcaJPa yefeT
A2r'zz.jewj9WiniiFfm ap-wtw i;;swiie.iwj ioijcti antiXi tm- i
1 m A -r . a, & il wl . a. a1 . I
raef! mpr a . 'H r
ducts are noaarlj twenty, pe.xent
lower than ajjasJ4W Western beef; is
I injiivrajply, yit paces 4ilj; U cents
Hawet tbq tetyeQBt. '.wtier
1 ynrcj.
rVbarrl higher
ana oimrytnjea or
cents, higher,
Efobs arelower, tobacco firmer, and, wool
slightly off.ltftm theqootaiions of Jan. 1,
a; MW J i'dr
J . MX WteJVU n uhes. If 1 1 be; ieiri t r ? j n a
liuretM-atUiedno tne? stable? manur tvery
'tkule thwmUry;bouett cleaned, and (he
w b ol e e pi. uini e r eevtr, it-wilk ,bej bettex
thau kfeuBKtbe two kiuda eeparaterfhe
EsiqJe lojanuj', pc,vf ntsjlDe arying anq
ktrdttUjol'ili! fotttierij When the, goal:
try droppings btccme dry,SDd haid ftiey
di88tvelo4rtMl-to the formation- of
eUieaX.,tyfit wbeAJaJUta.uomt coqdi
fl Shfftff.WftW.0,,,l.co5(
Hon thisy are mpie available plant looa.
1889. SPRING 4ND SUMMER,'. 1889.
40 eapeat, Lacrease. :
In my sales oyer the corresponding 12 months
of latVeaf ls;wh:aiT' have the satisfaction of
publishiag to tkewould.'as a result oi my efforts
"in thd strictly Wholesale". busiceBs, iand .yet it
ought not to be a surprise, as there is tfo-' House,
beltoftff orScntb,1 East ''or' Weet',' tfiat can
ilairjava"d,taes fhictil oigjossess. ; ' '4.
Nor do I intend to rest on my laurela, but feel
tbany-desire for still greater achievements ia
i)edb'w betted,' and to which end I .am now
bending every nerve and Vith1 my adopted
moltowf - JT r. i : " -.'i
I .'I .'W ' Sa-. PtX-p --p --p.! .". :l y.
JPash, Patience "and Perseverancei
In ihe near future' I'expect to see mj'bsiness
reach such large proportions as to' "Astonish the
.Natives.'",;; . . , .. . . , -.. . I'
For the past three nioutha I havabeea almost
idDnstwitly among the Southefn. .. Western and
Eastern Manufactoring Centres'placing orders
Boots, ghoes, Hats (
rAND ALL- WOOL FILLED .JEANS
CASSIMEHtS' ' '
AND
portious. & l ;
I fhat jt takes ntrvti aud mwy. to (lo these
things so far ahead of the fcJuasoni goes -without
ayiBg.' andil claim to possess both of these
qualities.- ' ' ' -' '"' ' ' ;
" Seven (7) experienced Salesmen 'will! at an
,eiirJlay4 iorcy, interest, canvass' the- Trade in
both the Carolinasr Georgia and , Tennessee, with
SJioes; Hats and the Southern production of
WtmHjK6i,-' mostly 'of own-ttesigTis and
sekctions, and it will be .to the interest of buyers
to await their coming.
. -S.. WITTKOWKY, .
- i'h- , ' Charlottet N. O.
' Feb. 15,. 1839. .' ,.' ...
j V , " OUR PICE LIST.
.? A'lJ: FirstClassGoods.-
WEJ D0Nr DEAL -IN SHODDY GUODS.
Heavy Wool Veilmg 13c, Silk Veiling both
plain aiidAlotted 10c, Ladies Kid Gloves 50 j and
75c, All-Wool Jersey Gloves . 25c, Best Shift
Braid 4c, Lace Curtains 7c, 10c, 15c and 25c
yard, Curtain Poles, brass irimmedSoc and 30c,
Alen's Shirts 25c up, Drawers 25c upGiod Writ
ing Paper 3c and 5c .quire, Envelopes oc package,
Lead Pencils 5c doz , Good Spool Turead ;2c,
Spool Silk-5c, Embroiderk Silk" 10c dot , Towe's,
40 inclies longf 10c up to 50c, Fancy Chair Tidiea
lOifi up,' a reitT good Corset '50c, Tabic Damask
25c, White Damask 40c and 50c, Napkins 25a
doz., 144 Shoe. Striu2s.25c, Ladies Nice Hem
ttltched Handerchiefs 5c or G for 25c.' xVll under,
wear at cost. We are otfering extra Jow- prices
in Torchon Laces. In fact its not .half , price.
Linen Laces 2c, 3c, and 4c for nice ones, and 7c,
8c and 9c for fine "Laces four and five inches
Black Klbbed Hose 10c, Books worth $1.50 at
25c. 'WeJwilKssU -Shoes ,at lowest prices for
good goods'." Give us a. call and savs money.
Xburfrfcnda; li fc ti. !
J AS.-. HARRISON & CO., .
Tliree Doors below 1st Nat. Bank. '
I.
W.
D
M Sz CO., '
te.isr: c:
Imp
et-&1889. -
C.A6m
to,-Th reason RADA.Ni'6 Mt
WttU4JE KILLER is themos
u jvonaermimediqine. -.is ;.bet
, cause U 'has never , failed in
..,anv instance, no matter what
the disease, ,from LEPROSY
to the simplest disease knq w
to the human system. j
The scientific1 -men's of t to
day claim aLd Drove that
2(tUate-Jig
. AIJSEl1 BY MICROBES,
Kuur s4? Jn sPrr . .a i .
- JS
at
RADAMICllOBE KILLER
. lilTlArrttjnnt'PA UiaAi mrtwi nnl JflvAa IV i.m v,.-
F1. uWJwIw4in,iuAX s ooe rou-cir.iior
ej(acwP or Ptag. .Xiofaatter.wliat .he dis
ease, wnetner a simple case of Malaria Fever- or
La (mJjVnatin of deasei, we cur ihem" all at
UBBttfnia3weitr
U. lit LI IV. . . - i " "
raTjg. jn (
Bwicffor bHioryCCMicroTknie
' w . a . b w . jut a.1 uu J 7 . 1 Uf L' 1 nin. I
J jsxi i
MFiHii nil
VI t Call 1 li'WUUiJ ly A I fcj ft
t,-V . ; 7
r- w . 4v- mill t-UUlb t0 ClOWTC fifl ij-
'1
During, heavy rains the soluble
matter, of the manure, heap will be carried
away. It is the most v valuable pof lipn.
Have the manure heap over a pit or disb
imtbe. ground, in the cettre, so-' that the
liquid will, not flow away. The blanker
the liquid the greater the loss to the ma
nure' when -carried off.--- " -: . -,.
eiothing U Glothing ! !
You hear a great deal about chsap Clothing
nowadays; and upon that subject we wish to tell
you something. We. carry a line 01 looming
that is selected With great care and pains'. It is
bought direct from the manufacturers and bought
as close aa ready dollars and good sound Judg
mei.t can buy it. We buy only Clothing that is
uiadq up sub itautjaUy. .and, that fits-nicely and
'tiiat'is'worth every penny that we ask' you for
if. ;We only rbake one small profit and stop.
We do not have to make all our taxes, living,
clerk hire, rent, lights, fuel, etc., out 01 Clothing.
Wo have a thousand other things upon which we
make our little profit and the whole stock is
called upon to pay these expenses. We ask you
asaman wfto wishes to get value received, to call
and examine our stock ; see what we've got ; and
ask our prices, and we feel confident that you
will buy.. Jxot only uo we handle Clothing at a
small margin, but all kinds of Pant cloths,. Jeans,
Kerseys, yvoor lares bhoes. Hats, boirts, bbnt
lags Alaraarices,- Hickory Stripes, Tickings',
Calicoes, Ginghams, and : Dress Goods. Your
patronage is solicited - ...'.
T. L. SE1GLE & CO , -Ftb.
14, 1890. Charlotte, N. C.
$100 Iff CASH TO BE GIVEN
. 1 " " AWAY !'
We are authorized to say that $100 in . cash
will be given away for the best essay on
WHAT T'HE WATERBURY WATCH HAS
DONE FOR THE WORLD."
" The writer must' be" between
and 25 years. ' : '
the' ages
f 12
For further particulars call on us at our . store
, ,. . BOYNE & BA.')GEli. j
- m ;.' " Leading Jewelers and Optit ians,'
;-6QL 18,1889. : ,.t Charlotte, N i).
T.6 FAllMERS AND ' MANUFACTURERS!
READ ! READ ! ! READ ! ! !
TALBOTT, & SONS,
RICHMOND, VA., :
E s t a h 1 i s li 0 d '1 8 3 0:
BRANCH OFFICE, .CHARLOTTE. N. C
-Manufacturers of Engines and Boilers of all
kinds. And furnish at short notice Specifica
tions for Complete Outfits for Cotton Seed Oil
Mills, Cotton Ginneries-, Saw Mills, Corn aud
Wheat Mills, both old and new process Tot;acco
Factory's Brick Machinery arui Wood WorkiDg
Machinery. AI30, Water Wheels Shafting and
Pulleys, Couplings, Haugers, Cotton Seed 1. rush
ers, Cotton Gins, Cotton and Hay Pr.sie?, etc,
etc And will cheerfully answer all communica
tions in regard to anything in the line of machin
ery. Address or call on
TALBOT T & SONS,
. 1 Or G. S- JOHNSON,
No. 43 S. College street Charlotte, N. 0.
Jan. 31, 1890.
A. C. HUTCHISON & CO.
- (Next to Wadsworth's-Stables) a
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
mm
. Have the best and largest stock of : -BUGGIeV
CARRIAGES," . ,..'., 1
, PILETONS, SPRING WAGONS'
. ..-1 .-. , .CARTS, Ac, '
.1 ,: "-Ever effered in this section. !
Also a Full Line of Harness,
; You can riot afford to buy anything in. the
Carriage and Harness line without seeing us. '
A. (X HUTCHISON & CO " .
kNov.29, 1889..: . . ,-, , - . . . . :-
; ( a. hales.
Watch -Maker :
-i - - .
" ' And dealers in Watches,
.
Clocks and Jewelry.
"' A full Hue "of such
Goods in Stock, which
will be sold very low.
.'" Fine Wach R( pair
ing promptly done and
all work warranted.'
. 9 Trade Street,
.Opposite WUtkowsky's
Store. , ; .
' '-: Charlotte, N. C
f 'Jnne'28, 1889.
WU-WVlXLfCS, I ff I-R. WRISTON
NEW DRUG PIRM.
- W. H. Wearn & Co..
- i iu (Successors to L, Jt: Wr&tori & Co.) ' v , "
NY are-prepared to Wait, on "our " friends and
the .public-generally at thef old DrugrStand,
(Irwin's carper.) .where we propose-to, keep a
full; stock', of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines, &c, &c. t
We are Kletermined to do ;our share' of the
Drug business in the city, and it will be 'to your
luieiwi i,cn anu see-ua wnen in neea 01 an
thing in the.Djug line
W
H.' WEARN ,& CO.
Charlotte, May 4, '89.
We rp Iiepired t(j Exchange Corq Meal,
- .; HpmiDy ana tints; lor Worn, . ;. !
Fajmcrs can save time, by doing their milliDgi
when, yisitiDg, the citv 9n business. " , v. j
Wfe -make a superior quality; of Meal,' making
$tcoaf8e-ftnd',gfHDtear or fine and4oft as our
patrons require.- v . f . . : :
With our thorough system . of cleaning the
Qorn of all dirt and impuritiea we are enabled
to make a better grafie of Meal than" any Mill in
thUrtion of the State; - ' - -' ,
; CjU1 and get a card containing: our Custom Ex-!
change Rules and give us a uial, , , 1 ,"
vvc. -o, iH33.- - -ty . sr. vKOwEtt; fftanager
tire keckleiiburg'Cotrnty Bible" Society "keep
at-rte lMioeKofyt- the -Store 0m aha Farrir,
on Try on treet well, selected igtocfc. of Bible,
Testaments, Palnia and Gospels, which, caa be
had at actual c6st;' and wll be furnished to per
sonsnaable fxS prcbasegratuitously.' ' ; -Oct.
1 1 83. s-- .itintMJt.- t 1 ; j
ST tZ: .r.-;ii1.;vu'' TV
I. .
RACKET ; STORE. :
4 o
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' f Books fur the" million, over 10,000 cloth bound
' - -: " - , ' .- ' " ' :
books by all the great authdrs. All in good type
and sdM at 22 cents. ld.OOO paper covered Books
at 8 cents. , . j, -' - . : i . .
, .. - ' 5
BOOKS IN SETS. :
Dickens, 15 vols, . .
Bulwcr Lytton, 13 vols..
Bos well's Johnson, 4 vols., 1
Ancient Classics, 9 vols., -Emerson
's Essays, 2 vols ; ..-!.
English Men of Letters, 2 vols., r!
Eliot, George, $ vols.,
Gibbon's. -Rome, 5 vols., J ! :
Guizoi's France, 8 vols..
Hand Volume Shakespeare, 12 vols ,
Irviug Works, 6 vols., (- -
Leather Stocking Tales, 5 vols ,
Macauhay's England, 5 vols.;
Macaulay's Essays( 3 vols , --:
Shakespeare,-4 vols., ' .
Waverly Noyels, 12 volslJt ; ... ;
4 00
6 25
2 00
3 65
75
90
3 15
: 1
85
4
20
3
15
75
4
1
90
1
1
1
8
25
60
90
60
And hundreds of
Send for catalogue.
J3ooks of iqual inureet
- What shall We buy for Chrisimas la the all
absorbing theme ; and a good Rug or Carpet is
very nice, and many go out of our great 6tock of
Carpets. v , .
Of course everybody buys Toys," many buy
Book3. It takes all our lines In all the depart
ments to miet the W!fot3 A run over our' 25
departments to-day developed the fact that each
one had nwre buyers than our hard worked
salesmen could wait on It is a regular jam, and
while we have put in a reat many new hands,
we find we cannot WBit on all at once.' W e
bought double our- usual stock of Christ iras
Goods, and could have. Bold twice the araouivt
bought in most lines; perhaps we will run outjn
all but fancy Bo'xes, and lest we should have an
overstock of these, we will sell you any thing iu
that stock at cost- We offer the bt st line in
Charlotte, but we must not carry them over.
10 Dozen Very Fine Scarfs for the I
' " " ' Holidays Just In.
We are frellini. thv' jL'harlolte Knitting Mills'
Underwear ut SB cts., and must say of the good-i
"the best value you tver txmht at the price,"
LADIES AND MEN'S. We are working very
hard to clean up stock. We are g 'iDg to make
some changes iu our busioets March 1st j and
must cut slock
AS LOW AS POSSIBLE.
Of course we are cutting prices all to piici-s t
do if, aad if we do lose some money at it, why
we have )ad a great year and can aflord to make
the bucriiice to clean up goods on hand,
ITUNDKEDS OF BOOKS ARE
; GOING EVERYWHERE.
,
M il Orders Come from Far and Near
Af the great Authors 22 cents per volume
Yountversaw the time in your life you cou'd
buy to much good reading matter for so little
Then think about these PAPER COVERED
BOOKS 8 cents Why its one of the great won
ders of the 19th century. It is almos-t as re
markable as the business nerve it rtquiTes to sell
them as we do.
W. J. & E. BL DAVIsi
Dec. 20, 1889. .
BREM & CO.,
Agents foe
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY"
OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW. YORK.
Brem & Co.,
State Agents for
MARVIN SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY'
of New York,'' manufacturers of Fire and Bur
glar Proof Sates. The best made in the world
Cleveland & Hardwick,
' ENGINES AND BOILERS.
' Agents for
All kinds-.of Machinery, Shaftings, Pulleys
Hangers, &c. , ' .
Call and see us ' ' '
BREM & CO.
No. 18 East Trade Street,
March 22. 1869.
. ' . Charlotte, N. C.
Cook's Palatable Cod Liver Oil
With Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda
One of the most efficient remedies in Pulmo
nary Consumption, Chrenie Bronchitis, Scroful
ous Affections; also, highly recommended ' in
cases cf Nervous Exhaustion anc1 General ! De
bility. .. 1
It is les9 objectionable in taste than almost any
preparation"!)! Cod Liver Oil known, and will be
retained by the most delicate stomach when other
similai -preparations are rejected. -j t
It contains, more Oil then other preparations,
thereby increasing its efficiency..
? -Wherever known ' this preparation is recom
mended above all others by the Medical Faculty.
Prepared by ,
THE WILSON DRUG CO.,
Dec.'13, 1889. " Charlotte, N. C.
; ' no mistake.;
For variety, quality, quantity and ' reasonable
prices, there is no stock of Family Groceries, for
the retail trade, in the city equal to ours." !""
We are receiving dtKly, something new and
fresh irw)ur line. ; !
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' From Virginia Medical Monthly (September number, 1889). Landon B. Edwards, M. D.,
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. . L. C. DAVIS, 804 North Fifth.Street.
. ttoniow's Statioh, Chesterfield-Co., Va., MarchJ35, 1885.
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- ' 409 East Clay Street, Richmond, Va., March 10, 1886.
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JuV. Johnston: ' ' "" ' . ,
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Richmond, Va., July 13, 1887.
J. W.Johnston, Proprietor of Nolandine:
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. " 412 East Broad Street, Richmond. Va.
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' Thej Piecimont Air-Lineil
RICH v OND & DAN V1LL
CunJensed Schedule Jan. 5
TRAINS GOING NORTfl
.No. 51.
.I.lU 7-: -D.ily. : J,
Leave Augusta 6 10 p m fc
Columbia 10 35 d m ,?!
Arrive Charlotte
3 13 a m
HI!
Leave Atlanta
Arrive Greenville :
" Spartanburg
i' Charlotte
" Salisbury ;
6 00 p m
12 35 am
189 am
4 25 a m
6 C2 a ni
Leave Hot Springs ' T50 p m
- Asheville 9 41pm'
Statesville 3 15 a m
Arrive Salisbury 4 20 a m
: ' 1 , ,
Leave Salisbury 6 07 a ra
Arrive Greensboro 7 45 a m
" Winston-Salem 11 40 a m
Leave Greensboro -Arrive
Durham
" Raleigh
Leave Raleigh
Arrive Goldsboro
9 45 am
12 01 p m
105pm
1 05 pm
3 00pm
Leave Greensboro
Arrive Danville
Keysville
Burkeville
" Richmond
7 50 a m
9 32 a m
12 20 p m
1 13 p m
,3S0p m
Arrive Lynchburg
' Charlotesv'le
" Washington
Arrive Baltimore
Philadelphia
" New York .
12 25 p m
2 40p m
710pm
810pm
3 00 am
6 20 am
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
No. 50.
1 aily.
Leave New York 12 15 am
" Philadelphia 7 20 a m
" Baltimore 9 45 a m
'' Washington 11 24 a m
Charlottesv'le 8 35 p m
" Lynchburg 5 40pm
Arrive Danville 8 20 p m
Leave Richnioiid
" Burkevilie
." KeysviHe
" - Danville
Arrive Greensboro
6 00 p m
6 05 p m
5" 45 p m
i h 40 p m
lt,27 d in
Leave Goldsboro
Arrive Raleigh
Leave Raleigh
Durham
Arrive Greensboro
. 2 20p rn
4 40 p m
4 45 p m
5 4Sp.c
8 20 p m
Lve Winston-Salem f5 30 p m
615 1
Leave Greensboro
Arrive. Salisbury
" 0 37 p m
12 20 a m
8 Mi
1118
" ' Statesville "
Asheville
Hot Springs
2 01 a m
7 31 a m
9 28 am
12 12
4St
6l0i
Leave Salisbury- 12 82 a m
Afrive 1 harloile 2 05am
" Spartanburg 4 51 a m
" Greenville 5 56 a m
Arrive Atlanta . 11 00 a m
11
12 40
338
- 940;
Leave Charlotte
Artive Columbia
' Augusta
Daily. '
2 20 a n?
6 30am
10 30 am
f Daily except
1 OOp;
510;;
8
Sucdiji
Sleepinng Cab Shrvicb.
On trains 50 and 51, Pullman Buffet Elm-
between Atlanta and New York, Danville il
Augusta, ana ureensooro via AfDeviiie;
MorristowD, Teui
On trains 52 and 53, Pull an Bullet ik
between Washington and New Orleani,
Montgomery, and - between WashinRtoii q
rurmingnam, menmona ana ureenst)oio.e
Raleigh and Greensboro, and between Wsihj
ton and AugusU, and Pullman Buffet Ste
between Washington and Asheville k
Springs.
ITh rntl (rYt tiVof o nn auto of nvn,nnl .tn'v.
10 an yuiui. xorraiep, locai ana mrongnu
tables apply to any Agent of the Company on
Sol Haas, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
a s iU U U LaV. a J CU, 1 Wt agu
W. A. Turk, Div. Pass. Agent, Raleigh, N.C.
Jan. 31, 18S9.
Carolina Central Railroad Co
Officb op General b upkwstenvkxt,
Wilmington, June. 2,1889.
On and after Nov. 17, 1889, ihe tolotj
schedule will be operated on this ro&a.
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
Nov 41." No. 51.
Daily ex. Daily a
. . , ' unday. candj.
Leave Wilmington
3 00pm 700pi
0000am 0 00 11
Leave Maxton
Leave Lauriuburg
Lecve Hamlet .
Arrive Charlotte
Leave Charlotte
Leave Lincolnton
00 00 a m ii
7 30pm 1.45 m
10 30 pm 6.40 1 1
5 55 p m
7 82 p m
8 31 p m
'943pm
Leave Shelby
Arrive Rutherfordton
E ASTBOUND TRAINS.
-: No.. 38.
.. . Daily ex.
No. H.
Daily o
Sundst
Sunday.
8 45 a m
9 59 am
11 00 a m
12 20 p m
5 00 a m
8 05 a n.
0 00pm
0 00pm
Leave Rutherfordton
Leave Shelby -Leave
Lincolnton
Arrive at Charlotte
Leave Charlotte
Leave Hamlet
Leave Imurinburg
Leave Maxton
Arrive Wilmington
815 pi
1.10 11
2 49 11
319U
8.00
12 15 p m
Trains No. 41 and 33" make close connec6
between Charlotte and points North via Kale?-
Trains No. 51 and 54 make close connect-:
at Hamlet, to and from Raleigh.
. Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmin'i
ana Charlotte and Charlotte and If aleigo.
T. W WH1SNAST.
Superintend
tr. W. Clark, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Nov. 29. 1889.-
Raleigh & Augusta Air-Line
Connects at Hamlet with the Carolina Cetj
running to Wilmington, and at Kaieig;i
n.u;t. a. . t .ninff to "
don.
Trains Going Nobth. .
: No. 2, J
D'yexc't VI
' Monday.
Leave Hamlet, 3:00 am ?
Sanford, 6:09 am
" Cary, 8:35 am )j
Arrive at Raleigh. - 9:00 am
' . Trains Going South.
no. l. j:
D'y ex.
Sunday.
7:00 p m
7:26 p m 1
9:15 a m
12:15 a m
Leave Raleigh,
" Cary,
" ' Sanford,
Arrive at Hamlet,
Central R. R. for Wilmington, Charlotte j
points south. " ' '
No 3 connecta at Sanford with the Cal J
vAw.T. ir.iiA. T.nr.w tnr F.vette1' i
No. 1 connecta at
TlAmlPt -with tDe
all points on that road. o.ieict 1
No. 2 connects at Raleigh with the r'
Gaston R. R. for all points North.
Sleeping cars without change on train
and No. between Charlotte and gopt
, WM. SMITH. o"1.
JOHN C. WINDER, Gen'l Manager.
JTeb. 3, 1889. '
BERKSHIRES.
I have sold out of Berks for this seasoa.
ready now to book orders for February
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first orders recei v es firet choice.
. ,':;'.V. ' -.V .'C. C.MOOBR
Nov. 29, 1889. Graham Street Pir