The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-05
SPECIAL RATES
BY ALL ROADS
To the Inauguration in
Raleigh Jan. II
ON SALE 10TH AND nth
To,. Trains Scheduled to Arrive in Raj
ejoh Before Noon, January l2tn,
Final Limit january l3th-FOf
Military Companies II brass
Bands i'm Uniform, Ten or More on
one ticket One Cent Per Mile Per
Capita Distance Travelled.

The Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic
Coast Line, Southern and Norfolk and
Southern Railways will give special
passenger rates to Raleigh on account
of the inauguration. some OF the
roads will operate several special
trains. These rates Will obtain be-
tween Raleigh and all points in
North Carolina. and BoylNins, DanVllle,
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Sutfoik' va.
The tickets will be old January loth
and 18th, the return limit being Jan
uary 18th. The trains VIII ne scned-
uled to reach Raleigh on the fore
noon of the 18th, the date OF Tue III
auguration ceremonies.
The announcement Of the special
rates was made by Commissioner
Fitzgerald, Of the Associated Rall-
ways.
For military companies and bands
in uniform, ten Or more on one uck-
ct, the rate will be one cent per mile.
For civilians the round-trlp fares
fro mimportant points Will be as Iol"
lows:
Aberdeen. $3.50; Asheboro, $4,36;
Asheville. s9.15; Beaufort, $1,000;
Brevard, $10.45. Burlington, $2.2O;
Cameron, S2.Oe; Chapel Hill $40;
Charlotte, $3.50; Dunn, $1.S5: Dur.
ham. $1.1O; Fayetteville, $50; For
est City $500; Gastonia, $3.50;
G%oldsboro, $3.50; Greensboro, $3.50;
Greenvil1e, $3.05; Hamlet $3.4O; Hen
derson, $1.7O; Hendersonville, 1919;
Hickory, $6.45; High Point, $3.50;
Hope Mills, $3.50; kinston, $3.50:
Leaksville, $3.50; Lincolnton, $3.50;
Marion, s7.Se;. Maxton, Sa.55: Mon
roe $50; Morehead City, $490;. Muir
ply, s13.15; New Bern, $50; New
ton $50; oxford, S2.15; Pembroke,
S3.40; Pinehurst, $3.50; Plymouth,
$3.50; Red Springs, $500; R~eidsville,
$3.50: Rocky Mount, S2.50; Ruther-
fordton, $500; Salisbury, $3.50; San
ford, $3.50; Selma, $1.15; Shelby,
$7.35; Spray, Sass; Statesyille, $6.40;
Tarboro, $3.40; Tyson, 1910: Wades-
boro, $4.2e; Walnut Cove, $3.50: War
Weldon, s3.35; Wilkesboro, s6.25;
Wilmington, s4.35; Wilson, s1.S5;
Winston-Salem, $3.50.
Beykins, Va, $4.15; Danville, Va,
$3.50; Norfolk, Va, $50; Ports
mouth, Va. $50; Suffolk, Va. $500.
Militia and Bands.
For military companies and brass
bands in uniform, ten or more on
ticket, the rate will be one cent per
a~rbitrraries The following fares on
this basis win apply from points
named:
Asheville, s5.42; Charlotte. s3.4S:
Durham, so; Fayetteville, $1.54; Gas
tonia, $3.SS; Goldsboro, .9S, Green's
boro, $1.62; Greenville, $1.72; Hen
derson, So; Hickory, $3.76; kinston,
s1.50; Lincolnron, $3.8S; Marion,
Maxton, $2.3S; New Bern,
$2.16; Newton. $3.50; Pembroke,
$2.1S; Plymouth, $3.50; Rutherford
s5.0S; Sanford, "a; Selma, So;
$4.54; Wadesboro. $2.42; Wal
nut Cove, s2.20; Washington. $2.14;
Weldon. $1.92; Wilmington. 2.66; Will
SO; Winston-Salem, $2.20.N
"Grand and Spectacular"
The Salisbury Evening Post pub.
the following editorial condern.
ng Raleigh's preparation foG~.thg y.
sNo Chief Executive af North Ear.
DINA ever had greater Opportunities
presented him han GoVernot-elect
kitchin and we believe he will inn
prove them. The Raleigh people are
to be congratulated upon their Cecis-
ion to make his Inauguration a not
able event Whatever the Ralelgh
folks undertake they do wei and me
News and Observers statement that
the inaugural ceremonies are TO De
grand and spectacular ma De ac-
without question: