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THE PHOENIX, Published Daily and Trl-Weekly, Every Wednesday Morning, * BY JUU^^WMftY, Edllo?e,b3t ProtrieVorf' ? Office on Richardson St.. near Taylor.1 ?-ThePhcentx 1b tho oldest Daily Paper in Booth Carolina, baa tbo largestcibcu lation in the uynor portion of the. State, and baa. been regularly iBBUod since Hb in? ception? March 21,18Q5%- *. *3- Book and Job IMhMng ol every de? scription faith fully attoTmeTI to. bobsciiiftiok. Daily, six nionths, $4; Tri-Wcekly, 250; Weekly,'! 501' ' ' ' ' ADVKRT1BEMEST8 Inserted in the Daily at (1 abquare of nine lines for first, and ?0 cents each subsequent ~" insertion; if not excoeding fivo lines in length, 75 cents. Long advertisements by the woek, month or year, at loss rates. Marriages, Funeral Hi* Ifatiofie, Jcc, %\. AOCTTT8. Julius Poppe, Anderson. Robort Bryco, 8partanburg. J. A.Grig'sby.Rldgeway. ? ? E. A. Scott, Newberry. n. W. LawBon, Abbeville. ??My Doc'cor." ' Dear dootor, 'tis yonr art to heal All maladies we ml Yon ont and carve,'and'snoh and peel, No matter what our groans reveal; And for eaob physical disaster . Yon straight apply some magic plaster, Or drag, to antidote each pain And bring repose to limb and brain. Yon take yonr keen dissecting knife, at^?(>^e|y/prepare'/ ft f tl ?I And track jt And mosp To lay our quivering muscles bare. Yon twiat and scrape onr shrinking bones OWIH^g Despite oqr piteous shrieks and moans, .And after all this laceration, Sow nprm?ifesh with exultation. IT* If 'tlfl'an arm that must bo loppfd, " Or huge exoresoenoe to be cropped; If by some sa We've maimel^*mfl^Nma^oa our glance, IVby wo ?:uat needs repair to yon, Ana trust to skill to bring ns through; Your tnWlti ls-^'td kinVor tore;" ' ' Our business?meekly to enduro. lour knowledge we must not gainsay, Or 'gainst yonr theories inveigh, However oounter they may run To oomraoii. senso, ."Thy will be; done." J " ' ; Your verdicYwho may^duro Impeach? For are you not that famous leech, Who, by mere severing of a vein, Can plethoric purees empty drain ? Some trifling ill a filicts ns sore, Mayhap a beadaoba? nothing more, And straight, with grave, lugubrious You feel onr? prjdenttiih.Holemu care. You wag your wise, foreboding head, As though life t-embjed on a thread; Then add, .'.'Dear* 'madam, I'll em brace . ,'""?'?' >. I This ohanoe to diagnose your case/:'.' ' ? And which you designate by nunies So horribly atrocious, Ve. Would fiuu from-youridreud prcBonce, And rather than b4 Wwetl likft this, Deem i&dbrft'n'c'e dtttJMgbest bliatr. Our petty "headache ^proves to be A very odmplex mystery; A problem tbat we ntfer Jiftd solved But for the theory evolved From out'that "iruin whose mjBtio lore All depth's of science Cap explore; .Woe to the wretoh^*iiqka railing epeeoh Flings satire 6fr tirejfeatne of - Leefeh'l We ask no questions, but Bubmit To what "Sir Oracle" deems fit; Our open throats, alas I alas! By his desiteo bodome a pa?s Through whioh all sorts of stuff go down, Of colors blue and green and brown; Mysterious liquids filter through Each dim, oorporeal avenue. We take, with unresisting smile, Abhorrent nostrums, compound vile, Emetics whose swift circulation Beverse the laws of gravitation, Till nature, almost do?ed to death, Cries out wilh gasping; scanty breath, Aud begs you quick to interpose And qfreok these horrid inward throes. Ah me! 'tis beautiful to see How learned doctors do agree; What mutual lo\e their souls inflame, How tender of each other's fame; How suored Is the tie that binds In amity their kindred niinds! From jealousy and wrath how free Is the admired fraternity I This earth would bo a dceert drear, Were there no lovely dootors here, To give-us anodynes and pills, And mitigate life's varied ills; What though by carping tongues 'tis said That doctors' consciences are dead? I am no casuist; ergo, I Pass all Buch knotty questions by, Content, when pains are most severe, To have an Escnlapiua near. A little fellow, five or six years old, who had been wearing uudershiriB much tod small for him, was one day, after having been washed, put into a garment us much too large for him as the other had been too small. Our six-yenr-old shrugged his shoulders, shook himself, walked around and finnlly burst out with: "Mo, 1 do feel awful lonesome in this shirt!" . ' ill uiiMi.vi: Imported Wines, Brandies, Etc .-Etc. SCOTCH WHISKIES, . Old Jamaica ltum, Brandies?Otard, Sc., _ Hoik nd Gin, Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Madeira Wine. Also, a large stct't of Hue old Whiskies, Oigarf, Ac. J. 0. SEEGERS TO THE RBAPTNQ, PTOLIC! If you Want a Thorough Newspaper, 1 HUBSCBlriB FOR i the phoenix, Daily and Tri?Weekly ; or Issued every' Wednesday; The Phoenix is the oldest daily paper In the State, nnd has been regularly issued since March, 1865. THE LATEST;INTELLIGENCE, j By Telegraph and Aluih, from nearly: ?11 parts of the World; together with full I MABKET 'REPORTS; Besidea well selectod Miscellaneous ?nd Reading Matter, of interest to 3vorybody, will be found in these publi-| jatioua. j THE EDITORIALS Ire carefully prepared, by com potent writers; while special attention ia given THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT, j] Taken as a whole, no better orIJ tfORE SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT Oau be;; nade, than a subscription to one or!' be other of these publications. Thoy j; ire Conservative in polities, and araij levoted to the boat interests of the.; 1 teto. The following are the , TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS. i>lily pHomrx.....!_84 00 Cri-Weekly.....2 50 iVeokly GiiKAtiKxt (48 columns)... 1 50) These papers were the first issded in! Columbia, in 1805* after ita partial de truction, tad have be?n regularly I )ubliehed ever since; They { rOIROULATE EXTENSIVELY Ffiroaghont middle and upper Counties! it the State, and are excellent ! MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING. | The Phcenix has a greater circulation j hrough the upper part of South Oaro-j ina than any other daily paper. Mer- j ihants andothers will find its colomnsj in admirable means of communication] vith the people of the entire np-coun-j ry. Advertising rates are reasonable, i 3end advertisements marked with the lumber of insertions desired, and thoy will be stopped upon the expiration of he time. Office on Riohardson street,1. letween Taylor and Blandiug. t JULIAN A.SELBY, Proprietor, jj Save your Job Printing done Home. especially when Style and Price are the Same theIThoenix : Book and Job ' ' : Steam Printing Office c [a thoroughly supplied with POWER 1 PRESSES of the Ltites^Improvement; , TYPE of various graues und styles j [rom one foot to the fiftieth ruirt of nu i inch iu size; BORDERS, CUTS, io.; Black, Colored and Transfer INKS; PAPER, CARDS, Arc. Tbo proprietor is a practical priuter and employe tho most skilled men in the profession; work executed at short? est notion possible, in latest and best styles nnd at New Y<?rk prices. CALL and EXAMINE SPECIMENS of T. 2, 8 nnd 4 Sheet Powers. Hand-bills Programmes, Circulars, Pamphlets, ! Bills of Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads, Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checke, Horse Biiis, Receipts, Labels, Railroad Blank?, Legal Blanks, j Tags, Cards all kinds nud sizes? ! Wedding, Visiting, Bnsineps, Show, j JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor iPircsNix and GnBAsnn Estnblfslimen Columbia Hotel. FIHfcT CLASS1IOVSE. A CHANGE of management, aud many consequent improve? ments, onablea the proprietors to oflVr to the traveling public more com for is and conveniences than j cau bo obtained at irv other bouse in the city. TELEGRAPH OFFICE. BATH and BILLIARD ROOMS in tlie' home. Every at? tention guaranteed. GORMAN A% CALNAN, March i Proprietorb. R?SITS HOTSIr, COLUMBIA, S. C. WM. E. ROSE, Proprietor. J??H *aV&xv*i-??- -'~r-_.~ Another First Class Hotel in City?Fare $2.50 a Day. including OmnibusRide SITUATED NEAR THE CAPITOL. AND IN.THE CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS PART of the city. Rose'e Omnibne will conve-v4passengers to and from every Train. The La ties'Apartments are complete, with private entrance on Assetublyetrett. The BILLIARD aud RATH ROOMS are all new and euperior to any in the city. Aprils The Old Drug House Revived, With an Entire New Stock of Fresh and Choice Goods 1 g HARR ?lT~&~E LZ E R, I 167 MEETING STREET, - -.CIIARLESTO.V, S. C, Successors to tho old-eat&bliehod Houses of H AVI LAND, HARRAL A CO., Charleston, HAVILAND, BI8LEY A CO., Augusta, Ga.. March S *3rno HARRAL..RibLEI. 4; KITCHEN, Key York. , SHUT prp piTIN PffiMIlili VIA CHARLESTON, S. C, TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, A'EW Y01IK, BOSTON, ? tt mwu NEW ENGLAND M?NUFACTUE1S? CITIES. Three Ttmta a. Week from Ntw York~TueHlu j n.Thnnda} ? and Saturdnyi. 43>KlcRunt State Ilooin Acrammoilatloni 8ea Voyage 10 to 12 Honrs Shorter, "'via Charleston." I total. capacity, 40,000 BALES monthly. The South Carolina Railroad Company, A ND connecting Roads West, in alliaucc with theilect of thirteen first class Steamships i\ to the above ports, invite attention to tho quick time and regular despatch afforded to he business public in the Cotton States at the PORT OF CHARLESTON; offering facilities )f rail and sea transportation for Freight aud Passengers not excelled in excellence aud tapaoity at any other port. The following splendid Oer an Stettin? rs arc regular!} on the line: TON K IV Y O It IC . ,B. W. Lockwood, ComVr. 'om'er. s. c. GEORGIA. .S. Crowcll, Commas der. SOUTH CAROLINA. .*j .j. Reekttt.Gommaudir. WM. A. OOURTENAY, WAGNER, HUG ER A CO., Agents, Chai U t-t* u, S. C. v o i> it 11 a i) x-: 1.1* ii l a . Iron Steamships ASHLAND. .Alex. Tinnier, Command* r. EO'lATOU.C. ilinckley, c< ruwaiiotr. Bailing Days?FRIDAYS. WM. A. C0URT1.NAY, Agent, ClmrkfcUn, S ? . t o it ALT] m o it . .TALCON.Hainie, Commander. SKA GULI.Dutten, Commander. Sailing Dave?Every Filth Day. PAUL C. Tit EN H OLM, Agent, Charleston,8. C. t O Ii o a TON. SteanibhipaMEncEDITAnud FLAG. Rail every Saturday. JAMES ADO ER ft CO., Ag< ids, Chat lcston, S. ('. Late."guaranteed an low as competing liucB. Marine Insurance, one-ball ol one pel e< id THROUGH BLLL5 OF LADING AHB THROUGH TICKETS ^anbo.had at | r ucipal Railroad Offices in Oeorgia, Alabama,Tennesnrc and Mississippi. State-Rooms i-.ay t>e- secured in advance; without extra charge,by addressing Agent sol he Steamships ill Charleston, at whose office*, in nil cane, the ltailrnad Tickets should be txebauged and Berths assignod. The Tlirough Tickets by this route include Transfers, iloale and Stato-ltoom, while on bhip-boaid. THE SOUTH CAKOLIXA ftAII.HOAU, OKOIICIA It AllllOAD lud their connecting lines, have largolj increased their facilities for the rapid movement >f Freight and Passengers bctworli the Noitherii cilie-s anil the iioulh and West. File! JIuhh Eating Saloon at Branchville. Cn the Gcoigia and South Ciuolina Railroads, flrat ;las8 Sleeping Cars. Freight promptly transferred fron? ?-t< aim > today ar.d night trahu* of tin South Carolina Railroad. Close connection made with other Rmk'h, dclivi i ig Iieigbts r>t disti-M points Vllh great promptness. The manage-) will vt>u < -vi ij > \uti< i. t-tu*Ij 11? :j i mn 1 ? that :holino nffl Charleston cannot besurpsst? d in d? spM?!. : nd tl.i- de?v? iyi ; grid*. For further itiforniation, apply to 'J'. J. Gnii'i'iN. Wrt-tern Ap.?i?t, Atlanta.La : P.. D. FTakbll. General Age-ut, P. 0. Bos 4 yT'.); Office 317 Bri hdwaj N. V : i is. Picki ns.Genera. Passenger auel Ticket Ageni.South Carolin? Ruilu .) S5.fell i;u:K.Superititi ndoiii Breat Southern Freight and Passenger Lii.e.CharkHti n. S.C. at. ;:w ily CHARLESTON...Jut. Rorry, Commander, i CHAMPION... .B. W. Lockwood, Cot JAMES ADGER..T. J. Lockwood, Com'der. | MANHATTAN: .M. Si Wood hull, Cot JAMl'.S ADGER Sr. CO., Agrnte, Charleston,S. Seegei?' vs. Cincinnati Beer. THE Cincinnati Gazette malim (he asto? nishing announcement that Oiueinhaii beer it* no longer pure, but adulterated with raolaKees, augur of starch, fusel oil ami the poisonous coicbicum. '1 In* Commissioner < 1 Agriculture, in Iiis? report for lfit?5. hhvh that Prof. Map??, of New York, analyzed the beer from a dozen difTcreut breweries, and found all of it adulterated. Cocculus Indiens and nux vumica entered largely into its composi? tion. J. C. SFEO Kits guarantees his beer lo hi pure und reliable. He dues not adulterate it, but brews from (he best barley, malt and imp"- .Ian GOOD RULES, lake IleinitBh's Blood and Liver Pilis. APPLY yourself to business ind work hard. Sa v* j our oarnings and make good invest - aient*. The best investment is good health and hing life. II you are siek, system deranged, Take Ileimteh's (Meon's Delight. II you liave Fever.Chills, fleadaelie, Take- Hoinitsh's Kina Chill Cure. - - ... A great hhv .1. ing of money in in knowing wl at lo Imv ?it d when- !<? <\..\ {"?,. |n i* * N1 1 ; IJOUIUI ill .?, A.-i .gl* d..-. of STANLEY'S COUGH SY TtUl* will euro and save you Houghs Colds, Iloar.iene from Consumption. The best place is always the ehenm ?!, flood advice, your best friend when sich, in lie who cures von All kind* o| good Ml '?'!? OINKS at HEIMTBO'H DHUO STOIt K, SeptilO J Opposite PiKlvNMX OtViee Hay, Oats, Bran and Shorts df\ BALI'S PltlME TIMOTHY HAT, \J\J 500bushels lleavvCst*-, 300 bnsiiols Bolud Meal, 10,0C0pounds Wheat Ilran and Shorts. Teh nOPE v JYl THE SEGARS at 1 i! i CA LI FORK IA ELGAR STORE HAYK grown hi popular ti ui nobody 11: in I; - < i Inn i up niiywhcwi e!*e, us t l.i SKCiAKS, from :. ; ?-. i-old in tliit cit v. are to be hail ?I this eatab?t-hnii nt. The i ( over? hoily palroi.ir.i h I ho Cali? fornia Segar Flore ie, thai all their Ivnuetie Segaia itiu made by Factory No. 0. on the prciniies, and our Citizen? au1 awaking to the importance of patronizing' home lr.uuu Uieluii' Kvtr.vbod> chows tlie celebrated CAULK COIL, i ill U|>i:iiiii Icil. SolOi nlv h) tin Cali? fornia Segai s;..ie. M.M'l Zlf AClIKlt. March 20 Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry! WM. GLAZE, A Tlii.? uew store. Main ntreet, neai ly up-1 J\. posite the Central National Pank, has alurgi nuiI Waiililul stock of title \VAT( I1KH sti in and key ?Inders, firm tie l>tft Kit* i i>i)eiiii Mini A met leun mennfaclni i-re, and of Iiiii im? .? impoi lath'ii. in gobl and cilvercases, i JKW1 l };\ \ An unrivaled assort i'ieii ji ? t i?.?< iv< ii und nil the httcrt atvlea. . SI r.VI I ? V.'AlIK, in m Is and e;i?'< y, iLliuViV i-M :-!i t.il vtiyt'n? te'ceiioti of Plattd-\V."< C,< d V. uti b und Niel Chains, Lockets, < ? :? et .? i Wed litun.ixi Pngspe. mont Mi?!?? ?<><?] nf S)???:weir?? ami I Bye-Gki ? ??' . Mhh?*s1 it v< - and a great vn' Fancy At tides, M v ttoekie the larifi ni ml Ii el ailed <d in tin Senth< iii e<icn?rv. ?ml will I ?? ?.?ir a* cheap us the unie si liele.< ? n b?i bough* i.ny \vb< |< ? I 'et '.' 1 Paints and Oils rTMMIPFVTlNlv, Painl. Oil.lloiWd 1 used I Oil. Coibnrs. fireon?, Drowns, Yellow i :.i Hoof Paint, ?r&iniug Co lorn. Walnut, (Che-Mini find 0;iT. Allo{he-| unali.v al At115! 1 i : IIE!XITSU'S b:upVtmi the ohort Xine Sch???|e. '' ' jCuAKJ.on K, Coi.li Mil A A AUOCSTA It. It. Co. Columbia, B. C, May 17; 1874. f5? MT> rW*5ffi?!f*^ THB following P&8 .?ralSiaft^^fi^oBnKer?chedulovfiU be .operated ou and after this date: v. qoiko north Train No 2 Train No 4 'Leave Augusta.G.SOam 4.16 pro Graniteville_*7 83 a m 6.11pm Col'bia Juuot'n.11.38 a m f9.05pin |Anivo Columbia.1148 am 9.17 pm ,Leave Columbia.11.58 am Wiunbbcro.2.0U p m Cheater.|4 Od n m Arrive Charlotte.... ..-(0.45 p m i No. 2 Train make* close connection, via Charlotte and Richmond., to all points North, arriving at New York G.15 A. M. ? No. 4 Train makea close connection via ?Wilmington and Richmond to all points North, arriving at Now York at 5 151'. M. , ootxo bovru. Train No 1 Train No 3 Leave Charlotte.7.00 am Cheater. '.) 5hi a m WuVnsboro.11 43 am Arrive Columbia.2.(3 p m Leave Columbia.... 2.13 p m 3.40 am Col'bia. Junct42.48 p tu 1 15 a Ui| Crauitcvillc .. .f7.l5 p ni "7 48 a m Arrive Angusta..8.05 p m fc 10 a- in ! *Rreaktaet. {Dinner. tSuppcr. j .South bound Trains connect at Augusta Tor all points South and West. Through, tickets sold and baggage checked to princi? pal points. tfi~ Sleeping cars on all Nighi' trains. JAS. ANDERSON, Goneral Sup. ? A. PoncGen. Passenger and Ticket Agent! Wilmington, Columbia and Aug R ? GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART., Colombia, S. C, May 18 1874. EttFTXEE?i&S- THEfollowiug Bcnc-I ?8Ci??Mf!!Sfedula will bo operated! on and after this date: OOINO NOIiTU. 'i hain no 2 Til a in no 4 Leave Columbia. C 00 a m 8.45 pm Florence.112 25 pm 2.10 am Arrive Wilmington.... 7.15 pm *7.15am UOINQ SOUTH. 1hain NO 1 1 hais MO 3 Leave Wilmington. 8.00 am io.lOpm. Florence.4.00 pm 31.37 p mi Arrive Columbia.9,(5 p m 4.00 am Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an accom? modation to Florence, and there connects] cloeely with N. E. R. lt., and at Wilmington j with W. t? W. R. R. to all points North. Train No. 4 from Colombia is fast Ex? press, making through connections, all rail,, North and bonth, and water Une connec? tions via Portsmouth. Train No. 1. from Wilmington, connects; closely at Florence with N. E. R. It. for Charleston, and is an accommodation train1 thence to Columbia. Train No. 3, from Wilmington, is a fast Express, connecting closely from and to all! points North and South. . Through ticket* sold ana baggage checked to all principal points. Pullman palace sleepers on night traits. 'Brtakfabt. .1 Dinner. tSupper. Accommodation Train No. 2 leaves Co? lumbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express Train No. 4 leaves Columbia every night. JAS. ANDERSON, General bup. A Pope,Geu.PassengerandlieketAgenti Greenville and Columbia Railroad, ESaBnOBBtt?i PASSENGEh! ttRfflaSa^TRAlNHrn.. dally.I Sundays excepted, connectiiij. wit), Night] Trains ou South Carolina Lahre ad u] and down; with Trains going North and fcoutL on Charlotte, Columbia and Augusts and Wifmington.Columbic and Augusta Roads' vp. 1 LeaveCclumbiaat.7.15 am' Leave* Alston. 0.05 a mi Leave- Newbcrry.10.40a m j LeaveCokcsburv. 2.0Upm, Leave Helton..3.60 pm! Arrive at Grceuviile-.5.30 p m down. i LeavcOreenvIlle at . ...7.30 am' Leave Helton. . 9.80 am Leave* Cokesbury.11.15 a in I Leave Newbeiry..2.<J0 p m Leave Alstoi*.4.20 pm Arrive al Columbia. CfOpu Anderson Uraiichaud Jj'i.t llit'ne Dicision down. " rr. Leave Walhalla. 5.45 am Air:ve7.15 p m Leave* PcrrjTill* (j.25 a ru ti.??p n. LcavePehdleton 7.10 am 5.50 p'm Leave Anderson 8.10a m 4.50pm. Arrive at Uelti>n 9.00 a m Leave 3.60pm Accommodation Tiainsruu oh Abbeville Rrauch Monday, Wtduceday ana Friday.1 On Anderson Branch, between Reiten and, Anderson. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur? day. THOM AS DODAafEAD; Gen.Sup. \ J'aiii:/ NeMtToy. General Ticket Atrerd. Change of Schedule. j-"OUTII CAI'UUNA liAUJIOAbC lOKPANY Columbia, s. c, October is. 1S7J1 and after Sunday ,19th Instant: ' ?B; mail ANU i'AKhKN i ? l.K train. Leave Columbia at. 8.40 am Arrivi at Charleston at.1.20pm Leave Charleston at.9,01 pm ?rriv< at Columbia at.5.(0pm' xiout KxrnnR8,rnr.tonT asp Ae-coMMouA tion tuaik, Sundays excepted. Leave Columbia .7.15 ?. in Arrive. 16.30 1 m Arrivi Charleslor.7.10 p m Leave..0.45 an. Oamden Train! riir? Monday, Wednesday miiI Saturday, a* follows: Leave Columbia at.J .50pm Arrive at Cemden at_. 0.85pm Leave Canuh-n at.0.50am Arrive at Columbia at. . ll.fOam S. It. PinctKS. General Tick? I Agent._; Piedmont Air-Line Eailwny. : ptf?j >?.-? CONDENSED Ti M L mWLSiisSi^jS?ri 'J ABLE, Richmond and llaiiville, Richmi-ud aud Danville L.W.,N. c. Division,und Nio th Westein N. (J. IL W. GOING NORTH. stations mau. kx1ukss '.l ave* Chariot!. ?.101* M 0.26 A M Leave Salisblllj.'.'.itJi'iL 8.04 A M Leave Greens bou ,. .. 1.40AM 11 HAM Leuvi Danville. 4 3ti A M 1.f t? 1 * AI Leave liurkville. .. 9.44 A M 0.40PM Arrive at Lichuiond. . .12.45 P M ii.;;ol'M GOING SOL"! H. Leuvi Richuioiid. 2S0PM 5.10 a M Lfavi Bmkville. 5.34 P M B 28 A M L.ave Danville_ 1041PM 12.67 PM Leave Grccnsbore. 2.15 AM 4.00PM' Leavi Salisbury. 4 67 AM 0.22PM Arm. at Charlotte.. . 7.20 A AI 8.30 AM GOING EAST. Leave C.rrcnsbote.-1.45AM 11.10AM: Leave Company Shops 3 3C. A M AiT2 20PM Leave Raleigh.. 8 05 A M . Arrives t Goldsboro.. .11.05A M. GOING WEST. Leave (loldsboro. 1 (0PM. Leave Raleigh. 7.45PM. LcavoOompany Shops 12.05 A M 2.16 PMl Arrive at Greensboro. 180A M 3.30PM %'urllt-wrstrrn N C It lt.,Snleni llrneli Leave Greensboro 3.40p m An ive 10.20 a m Leave KeriiCrivillftO 00 a m Arrive 5.10 n ra Mailtrains.daily. both ways, over entire length of road. Express daily between Compaiij Shops ami Charlotte.-Sundays except! d.S. F..ALLE N Gen. Ticket AgL T. M. It. T M.ci i . Fnglm i r and Gen.Sun Utmiir.er Sehfdiile P.t\ U.R.K.. C'.&W>'\'~ DOWN TRAIN UP TRAIN ??CS2?fc* Arrive.Leave Arrive Leave rfparthid u?; . >; ; I 7 :? llatesville... . 7.?3 7T? 0.4' 0.6C Paeolet. 7.2S c.f! t'..4( Inhesvilh- B.01 s.ir f f l ?.O0! IJoionvillf .. S A '- < >? 4 fS .S.1S SanllK. 9.4? !> 4.1(1 4.25 FiphDnr.;.. .10.21 10.?5 :'-.4i 8.60! Sheltoi. .10.4(i li-.-i! C.V. 3.27. l v:.s' in sc.. li.O" ii .-- 5 rr n.cn' ?trather ... !1 8'P 13 a ? 2.80 \\,?t. ???--:< THE PHCENIX ij.ji ! 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