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Tiny Liver Pills0
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Very small and eany to take. Price. 0
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DO YOU KNOW
That you can have your eyes tested ac
curately, and fitted with glasses by i
practical optician at
YOUNG'S JEWELRY STORE.
The finest set of test lenses in thestate,
and there will be no charge for testing
your sight.
More eyes arc ruined by glasses sold
by incompetent persons than any other
cause. Therefore, we advise you to hp
careful with your sight, and have your
eyes examined by a
COMPETENT OPTICIAN
Silver goods for bridal presents, dia
monds of the finest quality, watches in
gold and silver cases, clocks of tha W
makers and good timers, gold thimbles
and Christmas goods, gold headed canea
ana plain gold rings, opera glasses and
fancy hair pins, and of the latest styles
or goods, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
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A Word of Caution.
Tlarry Mabel, love, I dote upon you
wildly.
Jlniiei That's all right, but don't let
pupa know it.
"Why'.'"
"He's violently opposed to roving
mon's wild dotes." Demurest's
Magazine.
Tho Professor Wus single.
Visitor You seem to have a bright
lot of students'.1
Professor Ye all exeept .Tones. Ho
is so oonfur.ndedlv stupid that I would
! not lie surprisod if he were to conic t.i
! school some day and tell me that ha
j had gone and got married. Texas Sift
A Wetl-Fiiumlod Kumor.
,7ess It is Kiiil that Miss (iotrox has
decided todevot? i'.er fortune to philan
thropy. lliv-s I shouldn't wonder if there
was something in it; I heard she was
emr.",v.l to a Gorman baron. lirooUlyr
Lite.'
1li;:lit Hurt.
Little Pot My new doll has a dref
ful dirty faoo.
Little )i. 1: -V.'hy don't you wash it?
Little Dot - . Mamma won't let me. I
dess she's afraid I'll dot soap in hor
eves. (iooil News.
"i:l:i: 'he Yanastor in stilTering from
a liig-hoad." reinar!;ed Miss l'deeeher.
"1 tliir.U myself she has an abnor
mally expanded eranitnn." replied Mis
Emerson of Iloston. Judge.
seiiM-lon I'riilr.
Mother What'' ioing to marry that
fellow Cinsling? lie's a bartender.
Iluujflitei llllhl 3"" neerl'nt talk.
Your only son tends a soda fountain in
a prohibition town. X. Y. Weekly.
A jusi)ii:i:( ti;i ;i:nhs.
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Mr. Roggers Who's that, you young
raseal?
Silas (who has boon doing some char
coal workl l!-bon l!-buth'r, pop.
Mr. Roggers lty Moses! it's great,
boy, I'll have to send you down t' York
an' git you on a paper. Judge.
He Obtained rermliilnn.
Mr. Gingham," said Taper, "I tvouK
like a fortnight's absence to attend tho
wedding of a very dear friend.'
'It must be a very dear friend indeed
to make you want that much time. Who
is it?"
"Why, sir, after the ceremony she will
be my wife." Jury.
A Victim of a MUapprehcmlnn.
Why were you discharged from your
last place'.1"
'It was just this wav. Tho boss said
it was time to take stock, and I took all
could. IIo went back on what he said
end threatened to have mo arrested; so
I leff Puok.
The Trouble-Borrower.
This man he lived a life of doubt;
His heart was full of woe
BtTauso he nev-T could find out
The things uo man can know.
Judge.
An Echo from Minstreldom.
"ay, Hones, I seed a man makin
gu'den yistid'v, an' what you s'pose he's
(,'oin' ter raise?"
"Gib it up."
"Birds."
"Xo!"
"Yes, sah; 'kase he was plantin' bird
seed!" Harper's Bazar.
They Xerer Work.
rew York Doctor You are over
worked. You must ston it.
Patient I am so accustomed to work
that I can't stop it.
JJoctor l hen get a position as a citv
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laoorer, and work on the public streets.
You must have rest. Texas Sittings.
The renalty of (letting Married.
'Branson's wife used to be one of
your old tlp.-ues, didn't she?"
"lcs, I was in real misery when she
inrew mc over for him.
'Well, that makes y,ou square. Xow
Tironson'sthe man in misery." Chicago
n ews.
Too Kasy.
Teacher Robert, this is an example
in subtraction. Seven boys went down
to the creek to bathe, but two of them
had been told not to go in the water.
Xow can yon tell how many went in?
lsobert i cs m; seven. Judge.
Ills Mtrrory Task.
Miss Beans I am fond of history, and
especially 01 Historical novels such as
"John lnglesant." What kind of books
do you like best, Mr. Wabash?
M r. Wabash Pocketbooks. House
hold Monthly.
A Hungry Hoy.
Tom I wish that the days were
longer.
Murray Why?
Tom Because we might have time
then to have one more meal, you sec
Harper's Young People.
Studied Them In the Flesh.
"Did you study mechanics when you
were in college?"
"No; but I built a house last summer
and I studied them there. They're a
queer lot." Puck.
Salted lloth.
Caller I greatly like the tone of that
picture.
Mrs. Shoddle Oh, I wouldn't buy
anything that wasn't high-toned. N.
Y. Weekly.
treasonable Talk.
"Hello," said the blue-bottle fly to
the early mosquito, "out for bis?"
"Betcher life," answered the Hikeete.
"I suppose you're only out for bus."
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NKW ADVKKTISEMKNTS.
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'CNIJFICTUREOONLVBM
RWHITLOCRICHMOSKiA
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WATCHMAKER
Littleton,
Makes aspocialty of
refiairing fine
WATCH KS and
CLOCKS.
Fitting spectacles and
eve glasses.
saf'Cash raid for old
old and silver.
!,25 Acres of Valuable 125
Farm Land adopted to the cultiva
tion
of
cotton,
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Within one mile
limits of
W E L
7 5 AOEES
4 (Jood House
ItlQiill wsll f walQSa
A Stream of water runs through
the land.
In good state of cultivation.
IQll OAflQi
Apply to
Real Estate Agent,
Weldon, N. C.
Barrels of
Money
ARE SAVED BY BUYING
OLD
VIRGINIA
CHEROOTS.
THEY ARE SOLD
Five for Ten Cents.
SMOKE SWEET TO THE END.
TRY THEAV
uOEiJi J.
mill JEWELER,
Nuutii Carolina,
A nice line of
WATCHES, ( 'LOCKS,
AXD JEWELRY,
AImmv on hfind for
.,.,,,,1. iit ,
saloLHI'.Al. 11 atclles
l, ,.,;i .;il I,
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Ciirelully repaired and
promptly returned.
TOBACCO,
KlflDS Of THUCK.
of the corporate
D 0 N .
CLEAEED.
)d Outhouses.
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NEW ADVEHTISKMKNTS.
ATLANTIC COAST LlfflB.
w.
W. P.. R. H BRANCHES
Coiiileiiscd Schedule.
TRAINS COIN!! sOl'TH.
11 UTI
MAY ;iisT,
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6U1 I l lllS.il
I.,iive WVI.l.m
Ar Itncky Mount . . .
Ar Tnrl"ro
l.t'iiwTurt.im),
Arrive Wili.iti.
I,('HVC W1N..M
AriivcSeilml
Arrive KiH-r'teville,
U'rtvii;MM..lnrii......
I.eiive Warsaw
I.eHve MMirni'lifl
Arrive WjlinnitMoii
TIl.MNS iillN'li NORTH
M I
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I 1 I 1 P I
A. . A. M. V. V. I
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11 as
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I o i no s :w
ii :(l 'ill
I'J M
.,0'p S'.'i 10 00
Leave Wur'.nw
Arrive i,uliWioro
l.enve 1'nyeltevlllu
Arrive Scims
ArrivcWilsim
Leave Wilson
Arrive Uneky Mt.
Arriv TnrlnTu.
I.i.'iive T.irl'oro,
Arrive Wvldeii,
Daily except Sunday.
Trnin on Peotliuul N'.m !( Hnno'li Rofld lcftves
Wol.lou at l"0 p. m. Hulif'Hx 1 it. arrive Scotland
Neck at.i l'-p. m.lireenville li .iJ p 111 Kinston
soop. m. Kcliirnins leaves Kinstoo 7 lu, a. in.
(ireeiiville ss'.a 111. ArrivioK al lliililii 11(H),
a. in., WeMtiii 11 '' 11.111 daily except simday.
:il Irciulit Irani leave Wei. Ion on Mon
day, Wednesdays and Friday at 10 I'm. in. arriv
ing at Scotland' Neck 10', a. in , Urecnvillc 5 aO
P. in., Kinston 7 411 p. in. K"iurnins, leaves
Kinston Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday at 7 20,
a. in. arriving at Creenvl
le ! ., .-ci
"tland Neck
30. p. in. Vu-ldon !i to p. ni
T rain leaves Tnruoru N. C, via Albemarle and
i;,,i..i,rhR. It. llaily except Siuiduy 4 40 p.m.,
Sunday :i oo n. in , arrive Wilhainston N. ('. 7 IS
p m.. I Jop. in. Flvnionili s sop. m.. .ijo p. m.
KeturuiuR leaves riyniouth dally exeept .Sunday
li-i a. m. Sunday 1) (hi a. in. Williauiston, N. C
7 40 a. m. lios a. ui. arrive larboro 100.) a.m,
II '"in. m.
Trains on Southern division. Wilson ami Fay
ellevillc liraneh leave Fayetteville 7 a. ni..
arrive at Low land 13 l.'i p. in. Relurniiu; leave
Rowland li li, p. ni arrive at Fayetteville 6 15 p.
m. Imilv exociil Mnnday.
Train o'u Midland N. V. lira nch leaves Holds,
hop) N. ('., daily except Sunday r ii a. u., arrive
Sinilhtield, N'. C, 7 "M n. ni. Returning leaves
Sniithlii'ld, N. C, s (W a. m., arrive Goldsboro, K
C. U aop.iu.
Train on Nashville Branch leavis RncVy
Mount at'i 1.1 p. m., arrives at Nash ville f W p.
prluKllope ii :m p. in. neiununx naves
Spriiu Hope h oo . iu., Nashville s ;t. a. ni.,
ar Rocky Mount 'J lr. a, in. dailyexeepl Sunday.
1 ram on ( iiiLlou r.rancn iea.es iaiaw ioi
Olinlou, dully except Sunday at (loo p. m. and
11 .i a.m iteiuriini); leave (union niao a m
and :i lo p. in., coniieeting at Warsaw with Nut.
40, ll.jaand 7S.
Southbound train un ilsmi and ravetteville
Branch is No. 51. Northbound is if). 'Daily ex
cept Sunday.
Trams . 'it r"mn. ann ii .xnn win tuny
stop at Rocky Mount, Wilson t.oldsl-om and
Magnolia.
Tiain No. 7s makes clo-ecouneetion at weldnn
forall poinls North daily. All rail via Hichnmu'l
and daily exeept Sunday via Hay Line, also at
R icky Mount oniiv wun iXonoiK anu i snuuia
Kallrmid lor Norloik anil all points Minn via
Nor o k
Irainsmnkesciose conneetlon Mr an points
North via HietimoiKi nun milsiuukioii.
a ! trains run solid between Wilirnoeton anl
Washington ami have rulluian I'nlacc Slceperf
attached.
I. R. KENI.Y, J. V. DIVINK,
nut Trans deneral sun t
T. M. KM KRSON, (.en'l rassnn;er AKent.
TLANTIC coast link
PETERSBURG & WLLDOX R. R
Conilenscd Srlicaiile.
TliAIX.S GU1XG SOUTH.
Dated May Hist, lbi'2.
Leave l'etcrshiirg, 10.H8 am 3.41! p m
I.cae Stony Creek, Kl.fiO am 4.16 p ni
Leave .larrat ts, 11.11am
Leave Bcllield, 11. oil am 118 p m
Arrive Weldon, 12-10 pm 5.211 p m
TKAINS G01XG XOKTH.
Xo. 14 Xo. 73
Daily. Daily.
Leave Weldon, 5.10 a.m. 3.15 p. ni
LeKelfield, 5.44 n m. 3.52 p. in
Le Jarratts, 0.00 a.m. 4.0!) p. bi
LeStony Creek. ft 15 a.m. 4.3!lp. m
Arrive Petersburg. 6.5(1 a-ni. 5.12 p. m
All trains run solid Weldon to Washing
ton.
E. T. T. MYEHS, T. M. EMEKSOX,
Gen'l Snpenhtennent. Gen.PaRsengetsijI
TO THE PATKONS
OF THE
ALBEMARLE STEAM
NAVIGATION CO
Ollink TIMF Between NORFOLK tud
On and after llondar, December 17th.
1 All . .1 . ' . . '
eiei oniu lurtiicr iimice, Uie bteamei
CHOWAN, Captwin Withy, will
LEAVE FRANKLIN on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays for EDEXTOX, PLY
MOUTH and All in termediate points on
arrival of mail trai n from Portsmouth, say
10.15 A.M. ' '
RETURXIXG llie "Chowan" will
reach Franklin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 9:15 A. M., in time to
connect with Fast Mail train from Raleigh
to Portsmoutn and with Express train for
the Sonth.
Passengers, by this arrangement, taking
the Steamer Chowan at a iy point on the
river, will
REACH NORFOLK by II oclock A. M.,
and thus have the satire day for the trans
aotion of business in that city.
GIVE THIS ROUTE A TRIAL,
Respectfully,
J. H. BOGART
Fnwklia. Y., Ih. 15. 188g. 8ia
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