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VOL I. Fou r MILL, S. ( VVKDNKSDAV. SI I'TKMl'.FU 2, ISiH. NO. 47. jHH
SOUTHERN STATE NEWS
Our Coterie of Commonwealths Represented
Here
Happening-s of the Day Reported
ind Notes of Industrial Proj.Tress
Find Space.
VIRGINIA.
The business Men's Association of
Norfolk arc arranging for a gay time in
October.
Mrs. Margaret Ptlgh, of Rockbridge
county, died Thursday, aged one hundred
and two years.
Station Agent Shewbridge, of Rockbridge
county, near Lexington, was
knocked down and robbed Thursday.
The assessed value of property iu*
R auoke, Ya , this year is $11,058,913,
an increase ot $4,000,000 over 1889.
The Newport News Sua reports that
tevernl new steamships are to he built at
the big ship-yard there, and that 1,000
additional men are to Ik* employed.
The Southern Granite & Marble Co.
has been organized at Roanoke. The
company has purchased 500 acres 0 miles
from Roanok-, in which is a granite that
ekports declare to l>e of the first quality
that ranges from grey to pink in hue.
A stone-yard will be opened at West
Roanoke, where from 50 to 50 skilled
stoned risers will We employed.
The targe factory nt Salem, built for
the use of the Chad wick Two wheeler
Co., is under roof and will soon be read)
for occupancy. This company, which
has been doiug a large business at (Mean,
N. Y., has shut down there.
On September 1st the several wine
cellars i.i Albemarle comity are annually
opened for the purchase of wine grapes,
v ash is paid for them, and they are
bought at the rate of f-40 per ton tor Concord,
Ives, Hartford and others of that
chaar&ctcr. $05 per ton for Norton* and
* vtV) pi. ton fur the ticsr wtrtic grapes. .
The Governor pardoned Henry lt)?ers,
dying with consumption, who was cov?
victeil in Hockingham county in lstMi.
of horse stealing, and sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary.
The fourth annual fair of the Che-a*
peake Agriculture Fair Association was
commenced at Cape Charles Tuesday
with very flattering prospects
A telegram from Farmville states that
two men nam -d Fox and Hawley had
been sentenced to ten years' imprisonment
each for robbing the postotliee of
that place, anil that another robber,
Clark, was sentenced to fifteen years for
the lamt offense.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Chief Postoflice Inspector has received
a telegram announcing the arrest
of Assistant Postmaster Williams, of
Demianco, for rilling the mails.
Wednesday there was brought to the
penitentiarv at Italeigh the youngest conO'
!- -? -
w v*? i ^vuvi\.h m ?>i m^uwuv ruuiivry
in the state. His name is Will Kd wards,
and he is only thiiteen ye is old. He
committed the crime in Orunge county,
in June, and was successful in obtaining
money from bis victim. He gets a sentence
of seven years.
Col. A. K. McClure, editor of the
Philadelphia Times, has accepted an invitation
to deliver an address at the
North Carolina Kxposition, at Ffaleivh,
October 21. He will also goto Asheville,
where he says he has loug been wanting
to make a visit. Col. McClure will see a
beautiful and progressive country.
Trinity College lias just received notice
of the donation of a collection for
the museum, consisting of 500 specimens
of American and other woods and 1:>0
specimens of of invertebrates, labelled in
alcohol and ready for shipment. These
spcci tens are tin: gift, of a friend to the
institution living in Washington, l>. ('.
Thursday was the annual reunion of the
Mecklenburg Confederate Veterans Association,
at Charlotte. They were given
a gtand picnic at. I.atta Park.
George A. Gilligan, who was wanted
at Wilmington tor bigamy, uud for whom
a heavy reward was offered, has been
captured and sent to Wilmington. He
had a wife and child at Wiluiiiigoii, and
recently, while in Virginia, lie met a
pretty young girl, whom he married,
lie left her mioii afterward, however, auil
detectives have since been on his trail,
effecting his capture a day or two ago.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Arthur it. Hair, Bhtckvillc, has been
appointed a cadet at the West Point Military
Academy.
The directors have lieen authorized to
select a building for the new Fanners'
Alliance hank at Columbia
The independent ?< ttonseed oil inilU
of South Caroline., were rcincsentcd bv
delegates lit ;i convention held in <'limits
ton last week.
The following epitaph is in Caueshnro:
"Here lie* Jitue Smith, wife of Thouuis
Smith, marble cutter. This monument
whs erected by her husband as a tribute
to her memory ami a specimen of his
work. Monuments of this same st\le
$2.r?o."
Edward Van Odeii is siting the city of
Charleston for $h>.tr>;; damages for in
fringement of h s p.trnt on water
heaters for steam lire engines.
Col. Tlios. \V. Ilollowav. tin- s<- letarv
of the S'ate AgrieulMnal ami Mee' anieal
Society, of Sooth faioliu-. has just ha<l
printed the premium lot for the coming
Fair.
The records of the win department
show that, there are huiied io the two n.i
tionnl eemete ies ia JmkiIIi Carolina 12.
'2SI federal soldiers. The largest is that
at I'eaufort, where the interments numher
l),27St. of whieh 4,7nO u'e classified
as "known" ami 4,.120 as "unknown
In the cemetery* at Florence there have |
been I'.OOo interments, only 200 heing |
"known," while 2,71)11 are "unknown "
At n meeting if the South Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical Ass a iation,
held August S, at Oriillgehurg, resolufl<ttl?i
UMfn im tiiitu.uuli ... 11 ... '
V. .1. I
>f greatly diversifying agriculture ami <>f
reducing (In; urea usually devoted to
cott *ii. A committee <>f 'Ju extensive
planters, with ex -(Inventor llugood u?
chairiuau, was appointed to attend the
cotton growers' convention at Alabama
next month.
I>r. Wood row, president of the South
Carolina University, left Monday for a
trip up North. lie said that he would
nol resign the bank presidency until a
few days before October 1 The object
of the trip to the Nor h is two- old
First for recreation and second to make
personal inquiry into the methods ol
physical culture at the Northern colleges
OTHER 3TATE9.
Inter-State Coalmen e ('onunfssioner,
Walter Urn go. of Alabama, died Friday
at Spring Lake, N. J.
Alfred tililihtiwattrroV New <nleans, |
one oi tlie council III the celebrated I
Gaines case, lins Ween at lichen with
paralysis. j
Cordele, Oa., lias a two legged Willy
goat that walks uptight like a chicken, ^ i t *
down like a dog, is very intelligent and
a great pet among the children.
Sheriff O'Connor, of Augusta, has called
on the white troops to do guard duty
at the execution of Frank Danforth,
the negro wife murderer, on the September
4th, hut. the otlirers of the white I
company think it unnecesury to serve ns
the sheriff has made asiinilar reipiest upon
the colored troops.
The Florida Fibre Co., of Jacksonville,
capital $10,000, owns 1,5110 acres near
Fort Lau ierdale, in Dade county. On
this land it lias put out 5*00,000 sisal
plants which it is now cultivating, and
at the same time it is procuring its machinery
for llhre making ami is Wuildiug
tiuimv.i (him
Governor Northen, of Georgia, lias
called a meeting ol the road congress of
that Stale to assemble at At hints, Oetohei
2H, et It) o'clock a. in. In compliance
with the request of the vice presidents of
the congress from all the distiieta of the
State, he has issued an invitation f >r a
road congress of all tlie Soul hern States
to assemble at Atlanta the following day.
The Suwanee Canal Co. is the name of
a Georgia corporation of which Captain
Henry Jackson, of Atlanta, is president,
which has purchased from the State 210,
000 acres of land in the Okcfenokee
swamp and proposes to obtain still more.
Then the Suwanee canal will be constructed,
which will drain this vast
morass and at the same time furnish
transportation for the splendid timber
^hat covers it.
On the 10th iust. the people of Texas
iluopieM live ailiilHIlntlil- In llit: !~>tate
constitution. (Mil* of the?e indicted the
popular iuterest in edueutn?n. for it
authorized tIn legislature to t ike one per
cent, front the permanent school fund
and add it to thai immediately available.
Another of prime importance provides
that the legal rate of interest shall
in no case exceed 10 per cent., and thai
in contracts where no rate is stated it
shall he 0 per cent. The tilth amend
incut provided for the neat ion of additional
court*i si appeal, both < ivil and
criminal.
A lhm.it) on ltug*.
There is a bounty on .June hugs in
Sweden anil Norway, where the tree9
sutler greatly from the pests. In a single
Swedish province 12,000 kroner were
paid for, it is estimated, something like
one hundred and ten millions of Imin
lust spring. .Many persons make soup ol
the inserts ami rut them, thus making
their ciHwIing Yrop pay at lu.th einla.
| Aeio York. Htcordtr.
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FAKM Kits' A 1.1,1 ANTK.
Colonel Polk Talks ?>11 The Political
Objects.
Tho Senate the IJoint Towards
Which All tho Energies of tho
AUiunco Wil) Center.
Wastiinoton, P. |Special.] Colotiol
L. L. Polk. president of tlw N itional
I'iiiiiht' Alliance, was in regard to
the objects ami anus o! tlir alliance in tin*
impending state elect ions.
"t)ur campaign at ??> - nt.** said ColoDel
Polk, "is not to elect a president. or
to si-I ure the governorship of si iii - We
arc striking nt tin* monopolists in the
United Stales senate So t n we have
landed three. The lit ' \va Senator
Hampton, ot South Carolina, then Jolill
.1. Infills, nt Kaii-as, pillowed I>\ (lid
eon C. Moodv, ol South Dakota the
next oue to go into retirement will lie John
Sherman, of Ohio. Malt ltansom, of
Nor'h ( aroliua. will aP^ he ret ired. ? The
fate of these two senators is just as eortainly
sealed as that ot John J. liigalls.
M 1ST A K KS Nor III I.K lil I' I Villi
4 We made two mist do that will not
he repeated," continued ( olonel Polk,
meal i ' ' s- .
II IIU HMU|iirir * **lll 14'I ?ll llir >M| III
Carolina legislature we allowed Senator
Vance to l??* rv l?-? tI, >n the ^tn ii<-ili <>f
I his promises that lie 111<I he a faithful
political servant to the interest of the
I people. The election of (jovernor (ior
ilon, of tTeorgiu, was also a niKtake, as
he has show ti himself to he far more in
t crested in his o\mi pcisonnl >u< ec-s than
that of the allianee. Hereafter no pi om
i?iof the politicians ol the old parlies
wift he noeepted."
flow do you propos, to ?lclc.?t John
Sherman in < Hiio
' We liave .liini defeated. In lrgi-la
five districts the alliance will support)
candidates pledged to vote against Slier
#l'he voting siren- lit of the actual
Vtiolli. l^.tlfl's < *tn- 1iwiijj.. im, j
r, are duing missionary work
_.n lie fanners generally, and thousands
of voters not vet mentioned with
the allianee itself w ill he rallied against
Sherman. If you would look over the
eon espolideliee Irolii Oltiovoll would lie
eouviiieed that it is now all impossibility
for him to sneered himself
"Is the light liein made on MrKinley
also
"!t is not. As I stated, w are now
''calling out the I nited Stales senate.
(Sovernoiships are not valuable to us at
this time. Ii would haven good moral
effect to elect slate ollieers, merely as an
I evidence of the strength of the organi/ai
lion, uiii tuir primary oojixi is lo sccnra
the liitlnucc of powei in tin* legislature,
which enacts the law*-, and t I i it? < 1
, *
States senators.
TilK KHII1T IN OIIIO.
"l'rolialily many alliance mciiiht-is
will support tin* pi- -pie's ticket in <>liio,
l>ut there is no inovt-mciit to have 1 hem
do so. Conseipicntly the alliance is not
lighting McK iulcy; hut don't infei from
that that I think lie will lie clceti d
44 Can Senator Wilson, of Iowa, he returned
f"
44 We are not ligurin-: much on results
from Iowa," replied Colonel I'olk. "The
orgaiii/ution in that state is weak, though
ihepopuhii -sumption is that we unmaking
a great light there. That idea is
a mistaken one. The most we expect to
get out of the contest in Iowa i- to deter
inint- what strength the movement is developing
there. No li ps ale expected
In the uoithwest, however, the voters
M-em to he more ready to hreak away
11?>111 i out pariy in hi ui oilier mi 11.his
of tin* country.
"Will the alliance undertake to dictate
tin* siieeessot of Senator <>uay in l'i mi
sylvanin if"
"As matters stand now, I think not.
Tile state is not yet Siillieieilt I v OI L'.IH
i/.ed However, the work i-- pro<>ic -in?r
ruphlly. You ilo not sec inttcli ahotit it
in the newspapers, hut uhoiit two local
alliances per day arc heinjr organized in
the state, l?> tIn* 1 inn S-'iiat ui t 'aim i mi's
term expires we will piohahly he ready
to supply his siicci s- i.
WHAT NKW Yollli Wil l. Do.
'"In New York stale the sjimilion is
liiueli the same. Now riIn-less, .'senator
lliseock will lie retired in !*! :!, though
other causes w ill opci tie to that cml he
sides the spread of the allialn move
luent."
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' I
lilt1 i'llrct t ll.'tl Sl-llillol < ?l lli< >11 Ii is eajl
tureil tin Alaiyliiixl alliance
"That is an invention. I was piiscnt
throughout tin recent convention. If
t Im Mai viand alliance is true to its prin
ciples, two alliance senators will he elei Ie?l
from that state in \t winter, ami Ar
thur I*. < <>111111 ii will not he one ?.l them.
Hi1 is In in in h of a st i n |< lie i on I he mi\ci
ijiie 1 i<hi to -ml oni piiiu iph-s, anil
is iiiniceouiit Iilt* in otliei \vu\s I lie
two Alahaina chhimi. mint ahn he rci
tired from further .-orvice in tin- I niti-ii
St :%11 -"ii it . Mi. wilt (tmne
lii-t. tlii ii Mr. < 'uii^n'ssinau
(>\fii. wiio liis opi'iilv ?I ?'?l. i mm I ii?jainst
tin* :i 11 ialnr, will I !!*: < I llir | ?l"? ?n of
t? ? -i wliu u'? "ill of pulilii' MTvii'v from
llial -liili' This lull w< r\|MTt to Sonne
11 nil I lU't t' I <l|ll lot I ( \ IIL'in in. '
"Sou liuvt- lii'i'ii iiii'lit ioiifil lis tin:
nioliahh- :i 11 in u<(irrsiilinl iul raniliilato
in 1 si 1<'oloin-1 I'olU. Imvr yon not f"
"M oll, tin- now^|>H|M i- sahl soiiii* timo
i-oo tliiii I wauti'il to In- mivornor of
Noilli t'inolina. niiil wIiimi that ?Ii?1 not
j tianspiil I was aniioiuii'i il as th'sjiino to
i iMil** i" lilt' scnaie 10 nil \ tin r > oiu
shoes That statement likewise turned
out ti? lie.incorrect. \ mi ran draw your
own conclusions ulmiit tin* report now
iniino aiound I in not fnrnct. though,
there will la* an alliance national ticket
in the Held next fall
UlU.W 1 ii OK TIIIC F viim Kits' \l.l i im R
Sim i' last addr ssi||.. \,,u as |>rrsid<'nt
of tin* \ oi ih Carolina SI a'i! Alliaiua*, 11
has I ii'i'ii my ore at pleasure to watch the
healthv growth of our Order, and the
rapid development of the principles we
have iiii'iileated. On the 30th of April,
1SST, the llrst siihoidiiiate Allianre was
oroani/cd at Ashepole. in KoIm-soii conn
ty. .lust a year later I here were 737 siih
Alliauees Duriui; the second year the
growths weie such that April 3oih,
tli -i'i V.cre l.liat villi Alliances. April
".'u ii | ?.??<). there wasa still l'uither "aiii,
otli. nuuiher was 3,tMi3 tin our last
annivcr ii v. the u oiuid lieiny effect ua i\
co\< us! |.\ ihe thorough oruaiii/utioa ol
I'Verv count v. it was not a matter of sur
li ' lli.it til illcllMMMl.iK lis< Mii.ivi n.r
II Icil : I sulxit'tl jicit nl ;;ani/at inns
w;l!i t iih-iiiIii isliip nl I mi,lion IC\tI'iit'l
Imiii ii|i11i -s >i I'l-i Milcnt Klias Carr at
\l i il i lit a I I i! \ . N I
Charlottu'u Gain.
< 'ii mii.m i K. N. ! Speri.it."! W illi
till* ri'lllovul ol I 111! I.'iehllioml mill I >: i si
villi? nllici's from Washington in Allaala.
very ileeiihal rlnmges in the tinilh: m
nillirelliellt of the system are t <? folJo\V.^-,?
There lias Ihhii .rk "genera if?, ranuugeinenl
ami in the division of olliren' Char
hiltis gets a good share
The Sim hiuldhig, < | > 11 < > - i 11 tin- court |
house, his heeii leaseil tor I he use of the
| company iii Charlotte, ami is now lining
tilleil 111> fin in rupam-y. The iniiipmty
has leaseil all llie lomns mi the seeoinl
ami thiol llnnis ami will take possession
on Septenihrr 1st. W. A. Turk. foi
inei division freight agent, with otlieu at
Ikileigll, lias In en ;i|ipoi'iteiI assistant
i ; i* i hi :il passenger agent, w il It others at
1 t'harlotle. his Kalei-'h olliee iieing aliol
i heil. As nssistani gruri il passenger
agent. Mi Turk will have charge of all
the liiehmoml ami Itiuvillr lines noith
nt Atlanta, \theiis, Augusta ami I'ort
I,'oval, an.l east ill I'iiint Itock to West
I'niiil :in<I Washington.
S. II. Ilni.lwi.k, lei nioi l v general jiasscii
i i- tit of llit- <? ??;:? I'acitie. is
:i|>)> >iilli'il assistant in leul passenger
:<: ( :it \\ itli ..Hires :tl Savannah, ami will
in i'i i liar". of llio ('mitral of (leon-ia
nil.I I In1 (5fori;ia faeilie, w'ni. li . iitl.ri.cfs
all tin- linrs M.ntli of At lii'il.t ami A u jMota.
As to tlic freight .11 |>a111ii.-i11, .lames
li. Drake will remain general I.? i;*111
amor W it ll olliees at Itiellllioll.l. lie will
Jilt ve i ilill I all I lie l'< tails ill l lie 1 \ ? t fin
north of Atlanta Ma. on ami Augusta,
ami ea I <>| faint fork, denize \V.
\Vliileiiea.l Will eiieial fieiulit u?.;ent,
wit h oil'.. 11 at Savannah, ami will have
eharj'e o( I lie <' III I II of tleoieia ail.I til."
t ieoi ia fa. i lit*. A <?. tiaio. former
in ' il lie ilil ami |i.e enyel amoil ol
In Mai mi ami ("o\ iiv.'ioil ioa.1. will he
livi>ion freight a;ooil, with olli. es in
('l.arlol'e, in the Sims htiihlillLT lie
vv i11 h iv< liarjze ol the Western N*nih
t ii < >1 i ii ii Air l.ine division, Maenii ami
Noi I hern am I A' liev ilie ami Spallanion
ee|ior'iiio to Mi Drake, I), ("aniwel!
w .! i.iiv ... i.. i..t.t ........t .. ,ii. ..ii,. . .
I t 'iilliliilii i, ami will 11-t v < i li:tl i >1 tillv
liarlollt', ('ollltuliin iiihI Ailpllstn. Al
I mill in i ii. 11 ami Ohio, ('oliiinltia ami
t i i t-liv illi- ami I nam In-, ( 'lirst it am I 1.1
intir, 1'iiit I ( v. 11 ami Wi-stern Nmlli I'm
!i11:i, 11 |n111 i11?,? ti? Mi. Ihakr. .1. \\
i i!". ln ii li>fiirr I'l'iirrnl freight ami pas
11 *i11 a*M'iit <il tin- 1'ort I loyal ami West
i tii Nni'tli I'ainliiia at Au<;nstn, will In
Jin i~i??!i 11? i* 111 a<ri*iit, willi nllirrs at ('??
' i; 1111 >? i -. tia . i <-1 > >i I i 11 n In Mr. W" 11 i t
; 11 nl. ?moii;i- S. Harm-", liiTi-ti?for?- /?rn
il freight al i?t' tin; tlcor^iu I'arilir,
' v i 11 In* 11 i v is i< <ii f n.'iitli t api'iit w ilh olli'u s
I i'ii111i11:f 1 ia11), ri jm?itin to Mi White
In aii. Tin' oIlici-s ot ilivision In i'jlit ami
I< i^si iiv i i- i-iils at ISi<-liiiiomI. Asln-ville
, ami Atlanta, hi'ietoforu ill i liaise of .Fas.
I'otts, \V. A. Wtuhimi ami J< L. Mr
Cli-ky, Iiavu hi-ni abolished. Mr. Potts
will remain in tin- scrviee of the company
.K passeiijrcr a^i'iit at Kiehmond. Mr.
Mit Icskv will l>i' tfiMirral a^rnt at Allan
ami Nli Witiljiirti will rrtiti'lopii
v-i'i Inisitii ^Ii Turk ami Mi < 'r.-titr
will I >i i ii r a I ion t twenty men to then
new oll'n i - in ( 11.11 lott . anil tIn-ir lot i
tioii Inn is an import-tut event for tin:
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i V:?3H
Tiic Mikado's American Soldier.
A soldier ot fortune who litis had tin
interesting career in the Orient is Colonel -1
Wttssmi, the lirst American otliccr ever W\ A
udmitteil to tlie Japanese iirniy. The
Colonel is a tall, distingue ami well preserved
man. lie went into the t ^i.
War a private ami cauie out a major?"^^^
going afterward to Japan, where his ser- u->ii<??i??
vices in ivoignni/.ing the Mikado's army
procured him :t colonelcy. In one of tPhc
Japanese insurrections ne was seutenced
to tie hcluuded, hut he escaped, was restored
to favoi, mid is now high in the
Mikado's esteem t'/oVm/o /'out.
Ricliiii!!!!! ("ii'l Danvidp, 11. R ro
Cnndensed Schnduletn Bfloct May 3 'Ji
s?t ?l ITH Hi IIJ Nm l)A 11 iY
xl ?. ?.? N< > 11
i.v KiVlinimi.t. in *'3.V?am
' v Ihirkevi'la, .".11 p in 4 a m
i v Kevsville, .VI p ni ft 80 a rr
Ar 1 tanville. s ij p in 8 00 a m
Ar (JreonHlMirn, 111'20 p m 10 10 a m
i.v ilnlilsli m, *2 r>7 p in *8 II n in
\r Haleigh, 4 4S p m 11 50 p V
I.v f?ii1?igh * > in n in *1 AO aw
I.v Hurlinin 7 80 p m 8 S3 a m
Ar UrifiiNlKiro 111 I o p in 8 (Mam
I.v Winston -^Iwn <S 80 i. in *7 27 ?
I.v (iixamsltoro, *ln Oil n m in 38 >? id
Ar Salisbury. 1'2 '20 a in 1'2 0*2 a in
ArStnlwvlllp, "i ft'2 a m *l 01 pin
Ar AsliPVilln, 15 .Vi a in ."i 0.1 p in
Ar lt?t. Sprinirs. 8 5<5 p in 7 0.) p m
I.v Salisl.urv *l'2 8iam *1*210 a ui
Ar ('hiirtiitto, '2 III in 1 OA p in
Ar SpartanliiirK .*>::' u in 4 451 n m
Ar (Ir.MMiv.ille. 11 47 a in 0 oft p m
Ar Atlatif.il. I 15 p in 12 -0 n m
I.v I 'harlot to *'2 30 a in *1 ; 5 i. in
\r Columbia O'jl a in 5 40 p m
Ar Augusta 1 ' SO am 0 I'1 V
i) a 11 .V
N< iin ill(OIINI)
No. ia Wo. l4
AigrustA *7 (Ml p ni *ltT 45 a ir
\ <>u..i.M. a. '!(. ?n J o ?> 1 ,31
A i ('aarlolU' 4 02 am 0 510 p ir
I.V Atlanta. '7 00 p m 8 a HI
A r Char lotto, 5 10 a in ft 4'l p ro
ArRnllstonry. n r,a n ,n s 31 n m
i.v XotSiH-iiiKs *t 18 p ni *12 28 p ?r
' Ashvillo 15 25 a in 2 15 pm
" Htntosville 1 I 02 n in 0 40 p ir
Ar Salisl.urv 12 III am 7 81pm
I'.v Salisbury *7 mi a in *8 4ft p in
Ar (Jroeiishcirn. 8 44 n m 1o .'10 p m
ArWinston Salvm. *11 88 i m *1: 2) n rn
I.v UrisMislsiro, *10 510 a in * *2 10 n in
Ar Diirlium, 12 5 55 p in 4 515 a in
" Kiilnigli. 1 20 p_m 7 15am
i.v uhicikii ' i 1 l> "i <> ?? >
Ar (Inlilsliorn, :> 10 pin i'J 2 I n in
l.v (lr?-?iislK>n> ?S .VJ u in *1? -lo p m
Ar lliuiville ]u pi h <ii .'J *20 a tr
" K* yrtvilln, I VI". n in 4 1-! a iu
" H'.n knvilio, 'i lip in 4 .' *> n ni
" Itirlinmiiil. 4 111 p in 7 I 0 a in
Between
West Point, Richmond and Raleigh.
Via Keysvillc, Oxford and Durham.
I i iiii.i It. I'i unit l.t
7 .'hi ti hi l.v. Wwit I'oin . Ar li (in p in
fi l.'i m ni Ar. Iticlinmiiil l.v. 4 t.1 p in
loll", a in l.v. Itii'liuii'ii'l Ar. 4 40 p i.
I'i 4'i pin r.inki'villo " 'J I p IH
'i t O p in " Keysvill.* " V! (Ml p in
'2 M (i in " OurnCitv " Ivi i'\ p m
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4 in; 11 in " (?xf?<r I "IIHt?iii
I :;<? l> in i.v, < uri.nl 1>< *47 u in
fi 11> in " Henderson " in
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7 o* i> in Ar Itnlrigh I.v, I.' n iri
* liatlv, ri(*|il Niimlav 'daily
Washington and HouthWestern Vestiluilcd
I.united operated lid wtDii \V asliingLnn a id
Atlanta daily, leave- Washington H Hip. m.,
I 'an vilIf .'t.4 i n. in , Oieeiisliom ft.M) a. in.,
Salisbury i. : .| a. in , ('lini l.iU.il 7..77 a. in ;
an i vms Al'imta *i.t**? p. in Kd nrning, leaves
M.laiiia IM7 p. in., ('li-n li>tla 'i > p. in.,
Siihslairv In i> in., (ireeiislan-n I .'.OS it. in;
uinvf* I i.i11 v i11 - I I! I a. ii ., I .yiiclilinrg II.X7
i. hi , Washington s.-ps a. HI.
A < Ii I i i ic.ii.il 11 iiiii leaves Oxford daily ex JV -?
. ( pi Sunday 11.17 a ni.,Hrriv(i at >lrii<>n?'ii
I ' I p iii i ? t iirniiig k'HV? I It'll 'erson 'J 47 p
P iii diiil;. .m-i pi Sunday, arrive at Oxford
> p in \
N.i !? * vin - OoMslioio'-' T.V |>. iii. and Kal
filth ti I" p. iii. daily, ni'ikcH ommr ion at
I? ii i I i;i 111 wuli No. I i. Ion vnijt at i. 1.7 p. in,
daily I'X.cpl Sunday for Oxford, Mender* in
and all points on (>. iV H., O. A; ( . and II. ?t
M. roads.
Pa-song. : < oarl os run through laitwr.ru
W?st I'oi. I "nd Knlcigh, via Keysville on
No- I .an.I II .nd H'.ai.d P'.,
No- ' mi i In ri-niirrt at. Iti.-hinniid from
mid V\ si Point and Italliunn'o daily ex<vpl
So in lay.
I p| ny; <' |?. Hoi Vl OO,
(Hi iiaios ' and IO, Pullman PutTet Si?s*p
rs Itis'.'i. Allniita mid New York; !>
twveii I'a.txilif, Augusta and Macon, and
On- nsl.or > iv a Asliovillai to Knoxvillr.
i nil.
On I iiii-i I'J, I iiIIiiimii Hu(T?-t Hlee|k*r I*ivmh-ii
II n^liiiigtoii hiiiI New Orleans via
M. in^i tin \ niul l?'twi-eii l;irlim<nnl ami
I ><i11s I . I. It i?;ii i.ini (Iri'i nsluiro, and Ik*
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iiiini I'-iiI1H ;%.ir|n in tit i i>( i n .Nen Ymfe
i\ a ii i i . i ii anil Slut . * | >i 11 <r ~ via Ailmi il|i*
?%? 'I 11 x : J A*. I., ta s i.oi;.
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