Southern Railway Schedule Effective August 6 1905
The condensed timetable notes trains from Durham North Carolina with westbound No 111 to Greensboro and connections to Florida Express and Washington routes, and eastbound No 112 to Goldsboro with lines to Wilmington and Norfolk. Also lists mixed No 162 for Keysville and locals, No 108 to Goldsboro, No 116 to Richmond, No 107 toward Greensboro with U S Fast Mail, No 135 to Greensboro and connections to Charlotte and Savannah, and No 174 mixed to Keysville with Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N.C
Greensboro
Florida Express
Charlotte
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mempee Montgomery
Mobile
Goldsboro
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Tarboro
Norf Sik
Avlantic & North Carolina Railway
Kinston
New Bern
Keysville
Selma
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
North Carolina
Oxford Chase City
Richmond
Raleigh
Rich
U. S
Washington
New York
Arain
Winston-Salem
Feedsboro
Horaenyl
Pullman Sleeper
First Glass
Jacksonvile
C. S
Mortgage Sale Notice in Durham County North Carolina
Mortgage sale is scheduled by the trustee to satisfy the note secured by a deed of trust from T. J. Menges dated February 23 1906. The property at Owen and Elliott Streets in Durham City will be sold at public auction on Saturday August 31 1907 at 12 o clock noon for cash at the courthouse door to the highest bidder. The lot contains about 24 or more perches and adjoins land of H S Soonpinn and others, described by metes and bounds and located in Durham County North Carolina. The notice is dated July 1 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Vickers
William D. Vickers
Bramham & Brawley
T. J. Menges
Mae Book
Durham County
Court House
Durham
City
North Carolina
Ft. I. Soonpinn
Owen and
Elliott Sts
New Or Owen Street
William Mangum
One of Them and Other Brief, Humorous Vignettes
A foreign tourist visits a large asylum and is shown orderly wards and an index to Webster's dictionary. Anecdotes follow about actors, a hunter named Sam seeking pay, Ascot racing history, reflections on studying human nature, a bragging child, a canoe proposal joke, and society jokes about skeletons in closets.
Journeying Through Numbers with Divine Guidance
A sermon overview traces Israel’s march from Sinai to the wilderness in Numbers with the Lord’s presence as pillar and guide. It highlights order in the camp, the meaning of redemption, and the danger of relying on human aid over God’s leading, urging wholehearted obedience and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
Israel
Egypt
Numbers
Sinai
Plains
Moab
Jordan
Jericho
Moses
Aaron
Caleb
Jephonneh
Joshua
Nun
Levi
Canaan
Pillar
Elond
Judah
Isachar
Zevulun
Gershon
Merari
Taternacle
Nenben
Simeon
Gad
Ephraim
Dan
Levi Lis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cortland
Guilford
Chase City
KEARNEY @ SONS
Parrish Street
Durham, N. C
C.E. King & Sons
West Main Street
Nawhiflke Witer
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Sun Daily
Roxboro
Denniston
Boston
Houston
Lynchburg
St. Louis Express
Pullman
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Bedford
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Roanoke
Memphis
Winston Salem
Radford
Bluefield
Norton
Welch
Farmville
Petersburg
Pulaski
Betty Baker
Mars
Galax
Fries
Inch Valley Division
M. F. Bragg
Trav. Pass
Agt
W. B. Bevill
G.P. A
Gen
Jamestown Exposition
Hampton Roads
Norfolk, Va
Seaboard Air Line
Portsmouth
C. H. Gattis
Jae Eee
N. R
Southern Railway
Grawam
Los Angeles
Hunter
Dane
Hamiet
Shakespeare
Eleanor Robson
Sam
Rappahannock River
Lippincott’s
Ascot
Queen Anne
George III
Wen Ike Shakespeare
Hugo
Cervantes
Sterne
Robert Blatchford
Clarion
Willie
Wille
Leary
Tompkins
Milwaukee Bentinet
Grace
Fred— Yeu
Harper's Weekly
de Lacys
Estewo
Cleveland
D. M. Stearns
Spero
Michael
Mien
Sper 0
Michael & Son
W. A. Slater
Yearby’s
Edgemont
N. C
State Normal and Industrial College
Batchelor
Max Poard
J. J. Foust
Durham Traction Co
Wright Bldg
Webster's Dictionary and Complete West Pocket Library
Addison Makely
Ph. D
Uni
Metcalf
Columbia National Bureau
Richmond, Va
Houce
Mms
G. F. Lewter
Kodak
Kodaks
Sef
Pho
Ana
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