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DEIGAHT's OLD5wINE STORE.
Brandy as a Medicine.

}E1GAkf's OLDaWlNE STORE.
Brandy as a Medicine.
The following article was voluntarily sent tc
Mr.. H. Z. ilayniakcr, Agent for Reig;irts Oh,
can OF this county, who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to i'll his regular pri, ice
IL is commended tn the attention OF those nj
t1icted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
THIS ROW much abTscd Alcoholic Stimulan.
was never intended as :: beverage. but to- h.
tIs@i as Il medicine OF great potency in the cure
"t some CT the destructive diseases which
SWt,'p away their annual thousands of victims
"i:h u purely phil:tnthropic motive We pre-
sent to the favorable notice OF invaliIs-cspe.
ci:.iiy those afflicted with that miserable Ills.
e:tse Dyspepsia, u specific remedy, which ia
nothing mere or less than
Brandy.
The aged, with feeble appetite and mere or
less debility. will find this simple medicine.
when used properly,
A Sovereign Remedy
rail their ills and aches. Be II, however
strictly understood that we prescribe and use
but one article. and that is
REIGART'S Old BRANDY,
Sold by our cntcrprIsIng young friend, II 4
SLAl MAKER. This Brandy has stood the
test for years, an,! has never failed. Is far
~ OEr experience extends, and we therefore
give il the preference over III! other Er:tn,licS
no matter with how many jaw w-bre;lkng French
titles they are branded. One-!Our;h of the.
money that is yearly thrown away on various
impotrnt dyspepsia specifies would suffice to
buy all the Brandy to cure any such case or
;:S's. In proof OF the curative powers of
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In c:isss OF Dyspepsia, we can summon mum
bcrs q! witnesScS-Ono case in particular We
citc:-
4 hard-workin:s farmer had been nlliict.,i
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food: he hat! sour cructatiOns con
Stantly-UO appetite-in fact ne was Obliged tt.
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread
and ~ Il beverage he used McGrinn'S Root
Beer. lie is Il Methodist, and then, Us now,
dccl:incL earnestly against all kinds of strong
drink. When advised to trv
Re1gart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with :.stOnisnIncnt
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects in
The cases OF some of his acG tanc,.: he
at last consented to follow our advice IL,
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily: the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken he was Il sound man ' iii,
4 stomach Capable of discstinS any thing hich
hcschOsc to eat. He stii! keeps il and uses a liz
tie occasionally; and since he has this lne,li.
cine he h,iS been OF very little pccuniury bene.
Ill to the dOctOr.-A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

L'STATE OF MARY WARD. LATE OF
~ Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of al.
ministration on said estate having been grant
cd to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said decedcnt are requested to make imlGcdi-
ate settlement, and those having claims or tie
man,Is against the estate of said decedent to
make known the same to the undersigned
without delay. residing in Lancaster city.
ELIZABETH G. NJ MARKS,
iel1-GtdOaw* Administrators.
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$50 prizes. ............sJ sJI. af
Whole tickets, 81; halt tickets. 81; =; tickefs
$50; IS tickets, $lW.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter n,
send hy EXprcSS DON'T SEND BY REGIS
Orders of s. and upward. by Express can he
acnt ut our expense. Address all orders 10 r..
NJ. BOARDMAN, COurier-JOurnal HuiI,Iin~
Louisville, N.Y., OF T. j. CONNER FUi:f'
3O3 Broadway. New York. febi-TuThSSSw
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Pacific Express. east, on SUNDAY. wncn nag
gcd, will stop at MiIi,letOwn EliZabet htOwu
Mt. Joy, Lan,iisville, Bir,i-in- Hand, Lcnl.tn u
vile, Oak land AMI Glen LOch
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when tagged
VIII stop at tDOwningtOwn, u, COatesvillc, Parkes,
burg, Mt.JOy, EliZabeihtOwn and MittIIctOwn
lianOveraccOmmOtiatiOn west, connecting
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
NJ ll:0o Il. m, will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects n /
Lancaster, with Fast Line. west, ut 80 p NJ.
nnd will run through To Frederick.
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DENNSYLVANIA EAILKllAD-Nk.W
1 SC1]EDULE-On and after MONDAY
MAY 10th, 1851, trains on the Pennsy!-
wanna Railroad " i'll arrive and leave tl, Ian.
c:lstt, and Phila.lelphi.. siepOta rs follows:
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FOR NILE.

NOR RENT-L. COOS Il SONS BAKERY
l. For particulars apply mt the Bakery
jy6-tfd IOl AND los MIDDLE STREET.
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ESTATE OF PHILIP SCHUM, LATE OF
IL Lancaster city, Pa, deceased. The under
signed Auditor. appointed to distribute the
balance remaining in the hands OF John T..
Schum and Charles HOZwarth administrators
with the will annexed of Philip Schun,, decd,
to AMI among those legally entitled to the
sane. and to pass upon exceptions filed TO the
account of said administrators will sit for that
purpose on THURSDAY. AUGUST -, ISSl ut
10 O'Clock u. m., in the Library Room OF the
Court House, in the city of Lancaster, where
all persons Interested in said distribution may
attend. WM D. WEAVER
jyl3-4tdOaw Auditor
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1HSTATE OF ELIZABETH Il. SHOWERS
~ llarberscr, lBte OF the city OF Lancaster.
deceased. Letters tcstamentary on said estate
having been granted to the undersigned, one
requested to make immediate p:iymen:
and those having claims or demands against
the same will present them without delay roI
North Seventh street, in the city of Philaeicl.
pha. LOUIS Il. HARBERGER
lSGttOaw One OF the Executors.
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DEADING + COLUMBIA X. X.

Trains connect ut Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsvile Harrisburg, Al
lentown and New York. via Hound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York.
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti-
more. 4. NJ. WILSON. Supt.
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1fSTATE OF MATTHIAS WEST, LATE
IL of Lancaster city, Lancaster county, de.
ceased. Letters tcstalia.ntary on said estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to Sai,l decedent are request
ed to make immediate settlement, and those
having claims or demands against the estate
of said lecedent, to make known the same to
the undersigned without delay, rcsilling in
Lancaster city. HENRY FRANK, Executor,
522 East Chestnut Street
Il. +. DAVIS, Atty. jcll-6t,lOaw
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LNSTATE OF BARBARA CLEMENTS. d.
~ ceased. The undersigned Auditor. ap-
pointed by the Orphans Court of Lancaster
county, Pa, to dist ributc the balance remain
ing in the hands of Jeremiah Clements, to
and among those legally entitled to the same,
will attend for that purpose on FRIDAY,
AUGUST Il, 1881, at 10 H. M, in the Library
Room OF the Court House, In the city OF Ian
caster, Pa, where all persons Interested in
said distribution may attend.
ClIAS. Il. KAUFMAN,
JyS 4tdOaw Auditor.
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Mr.. II. 4. Slaynakcr, Agent for Reigirt's Old
Wine Store, by Il prominent practising physi-
clan OF this county, who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to i'll his regular prit tice
IL is commended tn the attention OF those :lf-
tiicteu with
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4 SSIGNED ESTATE OF JOHN BAKER
IA and wife, of Lancaster city, Lancaster
county. the undersigned Auditor, appointed
to distribute the balance remaining in the
hands OF Moses Shirk and Martin Becker
aSSigncss OF John Baker and wife, to and
among those legally entitled to the same, will
sit Tor that purpose on SATURDAY, AUGUST
Il, 1881. at l01a Il. H. in The Library Room OF the
COur: House, in the city Of Lancaster. where
all persons interested in sail distribution may
attend. j. W. DENLINGER,
jy93tdOaW Auditor.
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or all their ills and aches. Be II, hn
understood that we prescribe an
but one art clr and that il
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Brandy.
A Sovereign Remedy

The aged, with feeble appetite ami more or
less debility. will find this simple medicine
nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

any THREE DAYS MORE.

n1SKRUpTcY-TIrE STOCK OF a NEW
AT ArUTlUN- TO TIE
TR RsSkRi APP s ssL IL o G-L 6ES
..vrp s,oo.ooo w SH2pS OF FOREIGN AND
ZION noMfs spU'Y DRY GOODS AT AUCTION AT
THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS STOLE,
ioo7 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
POsT-OfFlCE, RICHMOND, VA
COMMENCING ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1881,
and CONTINUING EVERY DAY until stock Is
disposed of.
A large consignment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Consisting 81 WEST OF ENGLAND,
FRENCH IS' ard LEHMAN BROAD and MAR
ROW CLOTHS Of all shaces and colors' ,.,,,.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, aud SCOTCH FANCY
TwEEDs aud CAsSiMEREsi rcorn,,,rv
nnRhvElRs, CHIYCHILLAs, SEsTiNG,
Also ck scoHdM IrTEnfNcrr. and GERMAN PAIs-
A''2 ley B INDIA, CXsiINERE, QUEhNsslLAND;,
OTTOMAN, REAL CAMELS HAIR, ana
other fsslonable and desirable S SnnWt1 hce
DRESS GOODS N great variety, such as HE Tlva
BLACK and CoLQRil1n, Si LTSioSs POP.
IiNs, ALL-WOOL MERINQS, SIXTEEN
CLOT1Is, CAsIlNIEBES, sERGEs, AL
A very rich and rare assortment Of LYONS SILK
VELVETS, VELNErEENb, ana FINE
PLUSH sUITINGs; cor
PRINTS, BIsEACltfDfhu u Ni'iIssAtiibbtOA
TON, from one 70 three yards wide;
large line Of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LADIES' ana
GENTLEMEN'S and CHlLDREN'S liO-
SIERY, CARPETS. RUGS, &C.;
MARsEILLES and TURKISH QUILTS, ana
variety ofother goods too numerous 70 mention.
Sale 20 continue from day to day until tie entire
stock Is sold The whole to be suld without re-
serve In lots 10 suit all for cash. The above large
and wel-selected stock must be sold regardless OF
price IN order TO make prompt settlement Win
creditors. 1000, ,
sales commence daily at 10 a. VI. and $3.50 and
Oc Z2-lm
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A HEART.BR0KEN SINNER.
sad Death OF Trafn.Robber an the
Arkansas Ponitcntiary.

A very sad death occurred In the Arkan-
sas penjtentiary Wednesday. All deaths
arc sad. but OF all deaths the death from q
broken heart is the saddest. T.. T.. Sulli-
van al,os William Delaney, young man
of fIyenty-three years, one OF the train
robbers recently sentenced to seventy years
in the Arkansas penitcntiary, was the We
tim Of broken heart. Several days ago
he became gloomy, and, going to Dr: Le-
now. prison physician, complained OF De-
ing sick. Upon examination the ph!.
stefan discovered that the man was Ilot
suffering from any percepiibic ulsease;
but that his pulse was 40. lie was ordered
TO the hospital, where every possible care
was given him. He revived after q time,
but every one could see despair written on
his co,ntenance. He entered the prison
cheerfully, and lightly spoke Oh the long
term Of his sentence; but after awhiie "a
letter came. When he read the lines ms
spirit sank. Tears told OF misery
that ink could not express. lie went
again to his he'd. "The shadows
are gathering fast and night is OF
pressing me with its darkness" he
said Yesterday to some one standing near.
cone crime, and then death in peniten-
tiary. NY old father, who has preached
the Gospel for years, who many and many
Il time clGsped his hands above my head
and prayed, has been humbled in his old
AGE. And my mother if could only hear
her voice. But walls and law are between
Us. / am ms one who is dead. She could
come TO me, but cannot go to her." His
thoughts wandered. At times he seemed to
be at church listening to his father preach;
and then he seemed to be playing with his
sisters. He smiled and laughed softly.
"Ahi" he would say, "your brother
never forgcts you" Suddenly his face
grew dark, and, waving his hands wildly,
he began TO mutter broken sentences.
"Seizing the bride rein, he sprang upon
his antagonists horse and dashed away"
Giles reading one Of those wild books
that we used to steal away and devour,"
said one OF the dying mans COM
panions in crime. "lIalt he eX-
claimed, drawing q revolver and dwelling
il at the head Of young Horace" continued
the sufferer. "slowly and sadly they left
the church and walked along the well-woln
path TO the rude grave of Lawrence. Stand
-: near the stone rlaced there by the IN
dian, Caspar and his fair companion y
and he muttered incoherently, the sentence
diving away with deep groan. Suddenly
he raised himself, looked intcntly toward
the door, and slowly sank back, dead -
Little Rock Gazette.
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How 70 Mnkc Bccfsteak Tender.

The best and most thoroughly certain
way to make your beef tender is to stand
in with the boy who drives the butchers
wagon. | discovered this while living
next door to a millionaire who dealt with
the meat-mau that supplied me. The
boy driving the wagon was corruptible,
like the steaks he served, and fifteen
cents or so would transfer the tender
ness OF the millionaire's forty-cents-
a-pound porterhouse to my bundle Of
eight-cent round. Then / would whet my
appetite listening to the millonaire's
hired girl walloping the other cut with
rolling-pins, etc, us advised by Mrs. Les
lie. BY changing butchers as often as the
millionaire did, | secured tender beef until
my lease expired. Two weeks before this,
however, the millionaire died with lock-
jaw, induced, the doctors said, by attempts
TO chew tough meat. Exchange.
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Nv ~. toddin, AuctIoneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
~ BILE CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL
EsTATE.--In pursuance Of 4 decree OF the Chance
~ Court Of the city of Richmond, entered on we
executor, &c, &c. Briefs executors, &C.; Iurncr
and wife rs. Briefs executors &C.; Robinson, VINO
sues, &c, ca. Brle. &C.; and HARDWOOD VINO sues
rs Brlcl, &C.. we, the undersigned, special COM
misstoncrs thereby appointed. viii offer for sale
1T public auction, on tho premises, ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1S, 1881,
I'm the order advertised, az fair IL not, ON the
first fair day tercafter.l the following NALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE-yiz.: ,.,-
First. At IL O'Clock NJ that LARGE THREE
DWELLING No. 1927 east Main street fronting
2J HIP feet, running back 100 feet 10 Z ZS-iOot
alley: Row occupied by =. Bnswangcr AS SASH
and blind-store. under good rental.
second. Al | o'clock =. NJ. Of the same day,
FRAME TENEMENT No. 1882 norlll FenaDie
street. near 10 Moshy street, 4lxl64 feet.
Fourth. At o'clock L. NJ, VACANT LOT east
side of Tweniyhrst street between Y and streets,
33Oxl2J feet 10 lf-foOt alley.
Fifth. Tweniy-sccOnd street between l. ana z
streets, 330N125 feet 10 l4-foot alley.
Sixth. Eaft Twenty-sccOnd street between z ana
II streets. 330Nl25 feet to 14-foot alley. q
Seventh. West Twcniy-tlird street between z
aud streets, 33Oxi25 feet 10 1f-fOOt alley.
These vacant lots liz In iIcnncO cOupty near 70
Vcnable street. on which are gas ana wafer, ana
near ~ the former residence of the late bernhard
Bricl, and are beautifully situated Tor suDufDan
residences or markci-gardens.
TERMS: One fOurth-cssh: balance at sx.twolVe,
and eighteen months Cor negotiable notes. interest,"
added, and lille retained TIL all OF the purchase
money IS fully paid and conveyance oruereu D!
the Court.
Special attention IS called to these sales.
JOHN u. YOUNG,
HILL CARTER.
GEORGE Il. HAN,
AR. COURTNEY,
noI1 Special Commissioners.
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Ma more, q. words 50 cad, 30 full Of mesning.
When show the close Of something gone beIvIe-
thai, whether frarght with JOY or sor-
Can come-no more.
perchsncc there was some hour to memory pre-
IN which hearssspoke a. hearts meier spoke BEFORE
rhsf rap,ules and IFS hopes have perishe"'
They comc-no more.
Or else some fatal hour in which temptauon
struck nj the iiigh resolves some bosO1. pVIs,
And. Iucifer-ike, that soil fell from us sIi''on
To rlsc-no more.
perb,na some face beloved and familiar,
wl,irh ON our childhood smiled in days OF yore'
Hail xsnishcd aud the sunlight OF IT'S presence
Grcets us--no more
,rha, voice no longer rings within our d"e'hneS'
,rhsi stem no longer echoes nj The door -,
ami 10 tlnt silent land has Iassed whence echooS
Can reach ns-ncvcrmorc.
n. wanderers. sorely tried. hut not forsakcn'
Nav we. too, reach nc last that blessed shore
Where Joys eternal wait MS, aud only sorf0D
KATHERINE IYDK.
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The Captains Account of the COLLISION
and Sinking of the Brunswick Oh
Lake Eric.


DETROIT, Mich, November 1i.-Captain
Chamberlain, of the sunken steamer Bruins
wick. ciyes an account Of the collision be-
tween his vessel and the schooner Carlin-
ford. of Port Colborne, on Saturday, in
which he says: "lt had been showing, but
the night was quite clear. l was in the
cabin, when felt a slight jar Of the vessel,
and Immediately afterwards heard the sig
nal for the engine to stop and back. a
second Jar was felt, which j supposed
was caused by the vessel rolling ana
striking against the bow OF the Bruins
wick. l Immediately ran forward and
found we had colided with schooner.
The second mate reported that the steamer
was sinking. The Captain says he head d
the steamer for the shore, and on going be-
low found that she was rapidly filling, and
closed the bulk-hoad down and set the
pump to work. Three quarters OF an hour
after the collision the Brunswick went
down head foremost. Seven men, includ-
inc the two mates, were in the port-boat;
the two cooks, myself, and the remainder OF
the crew-eight persons in all-wcre to go
i'm the starboard yawl. The boats were
hoisted, swung out on the daylts, and some
of the men remained on deck to push
them off. All had on life-preseryers
except myself. AS the steamer sank
she seemed to me to break in two.
AS she took a sudden lurch to tie
starboard and rolled over, Mr.. Franegrub,
the engineer, who was on deck, showed the
yawl out and seemed 10 get damned be-
tween her and the cabin, as l never saw
him after she went over. let loose the
stern-end Of the yawl, but the man at the
bow did not unlock his end, so the yawl
was taken down with the steamer.
thought the yawl would come up again, and
told the cooks to hang on to the seat. They
did 30, and never saw them again. Invent
down great distance before let go, and
when did let go thought / would never
get TO the top. When got up caught on
some pieces of the wreck and was picked
up by the poIt-boat and taken with the
, others TO Dunkirk,"
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Txenfy Miles of Whales.
NOVEL SIGHTS SEEN FROM THE DECK OF TIL
STEAMSHIP NEWPORT.

NOIEL SiOnIS SEEN flsVh inE RLNh VI am
STEAMSHIP NEWPORT.
The steamship Newport, of Wards Line,
which Is now havlSg her bottom serssrned
'SMd painted on the 9fy-dock at the foot OF
Market street, had an unusual experience
during her recent outward trip TO Havana.
She sailed from this port on Thursday, Dc
tober 9th, and before daylight next morn
ing she was oil the Capes OF Delaware. AT
about o'clock, when she was steaming at
the rate OF fifteen miles per hour, she ran into
an immense school Of whales twenty miles
long and quarter Of mile wide. The
animals were OF all sizes, and disported
themselves in the water as II enjoying it.
Suddenly the ship shook from stem to stern
as she struck monster about sixty feet
long which was attempting to cross the
path OF the Newport. The whale was cut
In halves, which passed astern on either
side, while the water was dyed red With his
blood. The steamer came to standstill,
aud her stem was examined. IL was found
to have escaped injury, but the steering
gear was slightly damaged. This was
soon repaired, and the Newport pro-
ceeded but the passengers were moi
10 delighted with the whales as they
had been before the shock. The
sight OF the monsters head rs IL shot up
ward from the water had been anything
but pleasant TO them. Ten minutes after
the vessel started up there was another and
heavier shock, which almost threw the
passengers from their feet. Another whale
had been cut In two. The body Of this
animal passed under the vessel and struck
the propeller with great violence. The en-
rineer rushed on deck, imagining that the
ship had struck submerged wreck. Cap.
tain Sundberg ordered the course OF the
steamer changed, and she soon ran out Of
the troublesome whales. The Oldest sea-
going men on the Ncwport-and some o.
them have been on whaling-vessels-could
not remember such an experience.-feu
Y0.k Times.
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OUTRAGE By POLICEMAN Sam. john
slng was up again yesterday. what
brings you here this time p asked the re-
cordcr. DE p'liceman, sab; de same one
what brung nae heah de last time Il mean
what did you dor Il was Jess passin' a
Rrocery-store when l struck my head agin
q ham what was hanging by de dore. i
tuck de ham down to put It somewhares
whar IL would be safe from folks Dustin
their brains out agin 1t, when de fust
knowed . pliceman tried 70 get de ham
away from me, and bckase ! wouldn't iet
a. ham 20 be Jus brung me along too.'"
GDIusstoS Hesos.
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sAll trains daily except sunday.
FFcignt train leaving Richmond ai P y '' 'i.
have passenger-coach sttarhef.
Train No. "a connects IL bulkc'u' .
fox and Western railroad fur t1rl4ifil-'. l '."'
burg, amt all southwestern points ,,
Train ~. 80 fast mall stops only a. '' .'I'
Burkey ne, brakes Branch, bdrh7ctlc 10
Greensboro. salisbury, Cfarl Yt.e. spartan .-.-'
GreenYilic Seneca, 1occoa. huli' an. 'i..'
connecting at Atlanta Tor al points >pn-h t''
Southwest. ..ff.f..
Train No as Through passeuPcrl .tops 80 i.i '.'.
,fons connccuHg at sutherlu'. viii IltnN ..
Sutherliu Narrow Gauge railroad for MIX.
salisbury with Western North CarOlnt f.
FOR all points I'm Western North carolina "' N'
lanta for al points SOnth and Souhwe,i.
Train No. A Through passenger hud Ht.. XII.
ION and Sutherliu's harrup-uaugr riiii, '' ,l
Milton: NJ Atlanta fOr all points SCUM ah4
west: Al Charlotte with Charlotte, column [
Augusta railroad for ColumhtA, Aufu,ti' '"'-'
nah. and Florida points. ,..t,...sf A
Trains from the south arrive ~ El,hiU.a ~
4.4T T. VI, S:42 l.. NJ, O.ol 4. NJ, ana ~
NJ. and from We.t Point at 1913 4. VI it@N,-
err 1885 Il. NJ, aud 500 L. " lfrcightl
PIfLLMAN-CAR sfkFlCE
On Train 5O-l,ichm0nd io ktasI- 80, y..r.
ON Train As-New York aud Atlanta ti4 w..
ipgton and Danytllc; and GrrcnsDpr" ~ ''''-
station, Western North Carolina r1iitoau, q f...
ON Train 42-NNshington, liichniohu' N-N
willie. and Danyille and Augusta. .,. I'm Al.
All passenger trains Except ISss m"''
Tickets sold 10 all points south, -ou.h,'''" '
southwest, and baggage checked ufn1fn,
NOlay-OYer checks given on local j, 'nopF.
General Passenger aud Ticket NJ
- Inn