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PARKER'S
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f pt., ir..l bratifW h.
" . tt r;oi n I With.
v.t'r rtU t He .tor OTy
liAjr to U lonthrui coior.
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' nofl ouq t "lr m rw for Ootki
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, ii.w,.ifv'c of ihe natural
L :.k - .r- H i fin -r.it iods or dlccition
tCi- - itvtrdJrocoa, Mr.
( . ft. . -W
tv, at !,. : an U U-s of clet tHat a
lea. aU-.tt.- .r. i'i ny built up until
I i::ulur attack wherever
iSCiT. k-'jlr. itr-j-lfS Well fortj-
kirjp'i.--' t. "u u t . pr'jHriy nounsaea
v !'. .r i..::. s il.i only In half-
1 4 si, t f (.r- r-. I it V.vl t hus:
tf trr U'-. ii'iniopaiuic wui'ia
to's.i':;UM sop54w
ustiu: r.T roRors plasters
I IS TllU UtiULD.
Trf ruv RVr.xi.iirn, Ki-larT Palna.
I. j I"t-ur.T ir.J all UT.eoeu
CU c?i 1 i:jc cr OTcr-tierUon.
Quick Relief from
OL4 .UV-II TL-I.hTKK
wi'A, ft r:Lr it do plater.
i act. tr kt;a ttu txAa
111 ACHES AND PAINS.
j 1.-1 tTr r.l to core.
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ilir. i-j cr mi-:ml oa receipt of 5c
CVIC Si KICIIARDS.
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CHjCHCSTtR'S' ENGLISH
IIIIYRQYflL PILLS
7 5 COSJ DIAMOND IMNO.
ax.. r'. Iiim v.:4j
1TJ- Tale atarr. All wiu
IV 41 r ,
' t,uavo8tniiwr
1
LILIH
rfj7tjJl tad NERVOUS DUrLTTV
TL W2.?l " fr. HrtMllHS
LttpCAtr?.. BUFFAiOrH Y.
har" y vuibful error. rrTr
i rr t..N l .t luvtibooLctis-1 will
" - 4UiJK A44V44
, cr rruirce. a
i rr&d bT Terr
lnLtit, .Moo4ua, Coaru
WEAK
rn wernor.
AJtD.HE HOLDS
r-.. . ...
... j f.x-ix-i. a; cool bbave
M!?. Jitrr ruors and
J UN WeKNRIC
1 "- ik-rraan lUrtcr.
i MartM strtvi
iAre iioldH hip wit
Hinder a Train. '
, "- v-.tmu oiocjc in a
T ;t erkicrmen raU- 1 1 would that I Mnld m! -
road tl othcrday Afrdght train run- I flatter on and
utxween I'crtiomea Junction ayid
cntown. Pa., stopped to talco water at Iu Tain-Love holds ue so!
aiauon, twenty miles north. A
P and down, -and to and
Palm
r l
swarm of bees from a. r-fWn-'.-: UJe ffo
v. - o--'t, 1 1 seek luui liiirh
if TRIP TO EUROPE.
JE t.f -THE CANADIAN
v1",fll.-.i..i.. . ...
vT- iV br vT Europe u me?
i
l!T;,',l Vrra lntaix.cl In the
I4 )ti llr.n ?nuiae -THK
ki waters.
lr . ? -nr Oilier use-
t """tuauo be awarded
TL i ,1,,t,i ioaary to be used
i-2 aVerl? lQt"W Ins a rP-Vr7'01iSn-C
uit of
5.; .VP for Illustrated
TlV;7c Koala's trial
CAXAljUN"QLEy.
j Tiroato, K uU
bouse had
near by. and when the train stopped at
the station they caxne buzzing out and
alighted with on accord on the tender
behind the engine.
The engineer and his" assistant in the
engine and. the brakexaen -standing
ttiwuim me irain were astonished at the
risitAtion and promptly Bought safety in
the waiting roonT of the station. The
nreman. W ill lam IieLst. was on the en
gine cab at the time busily shifting coal
irom one aide or the tender to the other
a ff
ana in an instant a hundred bees set
upon mm. liail mad with rjain ha
n Till lnnr
I wander up and down, and to and
iu vain, m vain; and life Is cruel
f woe . . - .
Since love haslet me go.
A Bare Investment.
fx one which i
to
wring ydu satisfactory rpsnltn r In
case of failure a return Of onrehase
price. Oil this safe nlan
buy from our nlrprtiwi ipnm'ef &
r '" Aiew discovery
,u' vvijbuuiihiou.- 1L IK cnnrftntPorl
to bring relief in every case, when
used for nnv affection of
iamped off the tender and rolled wildly I flans? Chet each as Consump
in tho crasa at th rtvrf- I M0"? Iamiuationof Luncs. Bron-
- - - I fltliti.. A .11.. llr . '
Tb. e!,wl1A 1 9 A.IV,,,Dt aniiutt, YOODinff UOUCTD.
train came and went, but tho crew saw uTXZ T.-" " .aiV"
n-.t t.l-1 i- li . . mm I " . . W ICIICVIIV N1C
u naj wiiitu stare xnev iieid a I ana can alwavs i iiprurwi,i n,r,
consultation rer the problem, and final-1 Trial bottle free at Robert XL Balla
ly a bright idea struck the engineer. I ,uy'8 wholesale and retail drug store.
Futung it into execution he crept softly
ana unconcernedly up to the tender, af
ter the manner of an experienced bee
farmer, and secured possession of the
adjustable hoao with which engineers
are accustomed to clean -up their cabs.
SKPTKMBKK S4JUIBS.
He got the drop on the bees and turned
on them a stead stream of cold water.
The effect was magical. The entire
swarm took to their wings and described
a straight line a" bee line toward the
woods. The train then .resumed its
journey, fifteen minutea behind time,
Cor. New York Sun. :
A UttU Hcrola.
Jeanne v ictoire Snooke, 10 years of
age, the daughter of C. Snooke, of Ports
mouth, England, was on April 26, 1890,
with her brother James, aged 4 years,
on the landing stage of the old sallyport
nt Portsmouth a place which is a favor
ite resort of children. Suddenly Jeanne
was startled by the fact that her brother
had fallen into the water, which was then
twelve feet deep. Without a moment's
"les, ' remarked a man a she left
auiuie museum, "trnlv Mils i n
freak country."
u .
Buoruug uazar. on. receiving a
new supply of air guns, announces
tnem as fresh air rifles. !
A youncr ladv named r Katie
Money recently married hercouisin
John Money small change. .
If a man has a red moustache, and
is dissatisfied with It, the best thing
iu uo is to uier uimseii.
Can a man in the circus who does
the "atrial flying act" be called a
vagrant because lie has no visible
means of support? j
4,Say, Tom. how are vou crbinir to
send next Sunday?" "Guess il'll go
on an excursion." "So? Which line
will you take?" "Fishintr line. I
reckon." y i
t ... i
Consumption barely Cared.
To Thk Kditor Please inform
your readers that I have a positive
thought about ' self, Jeanne sprang into I remedy for the above named disease.
the sea to the rescue. The struggle was
great, and both of the little ones sank
and rose to the surface continually, but
the brave elder child never quitted her
bold of her brother. The tide was run
ning strong and carried them away from
the stage, and both . must have been
drowned had not H. Craven, of the
chamberlain's office, .Portsmouth, who
was coming cnt of the harbor in a boat,
gone to tneir rescue ana got tne naif
drowned, struggling children out of the
water. For this act of bravery Miss
Snooke was, on the 20th of May follow
ing, awarded the honorary first class cer
tificate of the Royal Humane society.
Philadelphia Times.
Jtwi Going to Palestine.
A convention of delegates representing
the largest Jewish colonies in thirty-six
different cities of Russia met ten months
ago, and after.: a long discussion .they
gave a unanimous vote for Palestine as
their future home.
The change that such an emigration
would produce on the Holy Land can
not be overestimated. One million new
workers would turn the barren hills of
Judea into terraced vineyards. The
olive trees of the past would again spring
forth .'and the whole land would blossom
that cover tne
By its timely use thousands of hope
less cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy frkk to any
of your readers who have consump
tion tr they will send me their ex
press and post office address.! Res
pectfully. T. A. SLOCDM, M.Q., 18
Pearl st.. New York.
- WHOLESALE PRICES.
UAllilXOAlia v .2
T
8
11
8
8
i Tne fonowiag quotations represent whole
sale prices generally, m rwt-tnp np small or-
pot jaglaCT prices bars to toe cnarged.
BAoaiso . p '
I otniiij'.... ......
j jstandaro......:.
BACON North Carolina,
Bams .T. .......
Shoulders 9 ft....;...
jsidea,
WESTKBS SMOKED -Dams,fc....
. Sides, v ft..... L...
. 8lM)ttiojers,ft.. ...... J ...
DRT8ALTKB -j I
Sides, V !.... ..!....
Shoulders, ft..-;.....J....
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine.
second Hand, each.....!....
. New, New York. each..1. .. .
New, atr. each: L ...
BKksWAX. 7 It.. . !
BRICKS, Wilmington, V M
8 0
i
8 9
13
10
14
10
8
...
8
Atlantic CJoast Line.
Wflmirigton & Weldon R. Rl
, AND BUANCHE3:
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTB
MICOErX&NEOUS.
Seaboard Air-Liho.
. . -r -
Carolina Contra! Eailrcad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
WSTB6UND TRAINS.
1 40
OP
1 C5
90
8 00
northern................;.... o 00
BUTTER, V Ja f "..")
North Carolina. j... 15
Northern.. a. ...... ....i... 25
CANDLES, 9 lb I
Sperm.......i.......-i.L... is
Adamantine..... 10
CI1KESE,
Northern Factory
Dairy, Cream...
i state
OFFEE, V Bv-
Java.......
i Lagnyra.....; i...
! Rio t...
CORN MEAL, bush. In sacks.
! Virginia ileal... j...
COTTON TIES, w bundle. . ... .
rMESTICS I
sheeting-, 4-4; yard...J...
Yarns, 9 bunch ..J...
EGGS,doz......J J.
FISH -
Mackerel. Na 1, V tW..
Mackerel, No. 1, v hair bbL 12 50
Mackerel, No. 3, V hbI..J...15 00
9 50
73
TO
it 00
14 00
9
8X
13 9
9 9
27
23
20
00
00
25
8
00
10
. 00
e
25
30
25
12
10
14
11
"
30
1
DlTSO Sept. 10, fm ' dS djfa
r. jl rTi. A. m.
Leave WeWon...i.... ...... 1230 543 600
Arrive Rocky Mount. 14t5 ..j.... 710
Arrive Tarbora............r 2 17 ..L... ......
. . A. M. j j
Leave Tarboro......t,A... 1020 .4.. .....i.
' ... P. M. T'
Arriva Wilson........; 220 700 743
Leave Wilson. f33o!..t...
Arrive seima a. ,.u..
Arrive Fayetteville......'.. 5 33 .4. .4
Leave Geidsboro........ 3l. 7 40 '833
Leave Warsaw 4 10 ..i...4 9U4
Leave Magnolia. ;424 8 40 9 43
Arrive Wilmington. ...... 5 50 9 55 J.11 20
Sept. 7. 1SKV
Leave wumlngton....
Leave Hamlet....
No. 4J.
dally ex.
Sunday.
9 20 am
Leave Maxiiisboro...
Arrive Charlotte............
Leave Charlotte..
Leave Llncolnton
Leave Shelby.
ArrtveRuthermt'D
I 1 20 pm
3 ti pm
4 13 pm
4 23 pm
&42pm
40 pm
7 55pm
NoTTjT
daily ex.
9 33 pm
a 00 am
15 arc
9 00 am
EASTBOUND TRAINS,
No. 30. No, 24.
SerL 7, 1SCO. dally ex. dally ex
, . Sunday. Sunday .
Leave RutherTdu'n.. 8 0.1am
Leave Shelby.. 10 09 am ' '
Leave Lincoln ton.. ......... it 12am v
Arrive Charlotte. ........ 13 9 pm 1
Leave Charlotte............. is a) pm 8 00 pm
Leave Wades bo ro 3 33 pm 11 83 pm
Leave Hamlet... 3S3pm 1 CO am
Arrive Wllmlngt'n 7 SO pm 8 00 am
TRAINS GOLNG NORTH.
52
85
1 30
8
80
Leave "Wilmington
ieaye m acmoua. ......
Leave Warsaw.-. .....
Arrive Golds bo ro
a v
The proper companion in life for
a seamstress would be a seaman
at least it seauister us tba way
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teetn. it relieves tne lit
tle sufferer at once; it produces nat-
nral. quiet sleep by relieving; the
cnild from pain, and the little cher
ub awakes as "bright as button." It
is very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child, softens the minis, allavs
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is tne best known reme-
ly for diarrnoaa, wlietner arising
from teethintr or othr causes.
Twenty five cents a bottle.
julv 6 deodatwlv
LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children who want build-
ing up, snouia uie t
BROWN'S LUOHf BITTERS, i
It Is Tlssant to take, cures Malaria. Indi
gestion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints. ;
lib-o tho r-0.1 . rvwmiwi that fvirpr
- VA I . - a r-t 1 :
SJfef rrXC J'isnermen's supplies,
of the land occupied by ancient Pales- fl .. . , TT
tine, and it would make Jerusalem a DUllUefb I1iiruure,
w.j v- w.w M m I -v-v a im.-l a TT O A TT
The Holy City has been growing witn I. K AI IN 1 L A IN U oAijJtl
almost American rapioity. witnin tne
rvuet f(rw vpats. and an exodus of the
Jfrom aUparUoftheworldtoitia WALRXE'3 STRICTLY PURE WHIII LED,
slowly but surely going on. IranJc u.
Carpenter in National Tribune.
De Careful of Yosr Derby La Summer.
"Derby hats must be handled with
velvety touch in summer." Few people
are aware of the fact that the great heat
at this season of tho year softens a stiff
hat so much that It can almost be rolled
np into a balL- That's why the crown
should be. handled as little as possible,
because it is the easiest thing in the
world to dent the hat when it is soft, and
tho mark will stay-there forever. The
hat is all .right if you don't toucn tne
crown while it is soft, because it regains
its natural stiffness aa -soon as cold
weather cools it off. If you hold a derby
hat near a hot stove it will lose its stiff
ness in a few moments and be limp as a
rag. New York Journal.
. Increase of Hallway Mileage.
: The increase in railway mileage in this
country during the first six months 01
the 'Year was 1.SS3 miles. This is ac-
rvmnted Wirhlv creditable. . More miles.
of railroad have been constructed in the
southern states than in any other section
o&the country. The northwestern states
and territories, where construction went
on rapidly for a while, have nearly
stopped building. Massachusetts laid
but a mile and a half of new road.
Maine about ten miles. The other New
England states stood stilly California
gained pne tnll a. -Chicago News,"
AoroM Florida by Water.
Cant. A. Coot, of the Diss ton dredge
boat which is cutting a canal from Hart
lake to tho Econlockhatchie, expects to
complete tho canal by Jan.-1, and then a
row boat may be taken fcy inland water
from the mouth of tho El. Joan s to wo
month of tho Caloosanatchee. VOTt sa
vannah News.
The world's stock of diamonds has in
creased enormously la the last tuteen
years. In 1875 the output of the Afri
can mines was -about 1. 00,000 caratsj
last year it was over" fCC',0O0t pi-
great Mtrustn which controls all tie prin
cipal rkc3 ar :rt that they have 15 C00,-,
CC0 carats "iu at tirtji::
made bythe old Dutch process,! the best Lead
on the market. They not being In combina
Hon can make special price on same.
COOKING STOVES.
-j 1
Largest assortment In the State Ito se -
from; sold at f actory prices.
Oil Stoves of All . Sizes.
In them you Will and comfort and economy
Puinp, Step-Ladders.
We ask for your patronage and shall ev c
endeavor to "deserve the same. j .
Respectfully, ,
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.,
ap U 13ISO. FRONT ST.
Misses Burr&James'School
AND JAMES WILL RE-
-arissES JbcRK
open their School for Young Ladles, and chll-
dren of both sexes, 1
On Thursday, Oct. 2d.
The course of study, as heretofore, will be
systematic and thorough. Individual lnstruc-
Uon bestowed unon each pupil: the samo care
ful attention given In training the slow mind
as those of bright, intellect.
Class Sieging, Free-hand Drawing, Calis
thenics and Needlework free tf charge. 1
Musical Department, under the superinten
dence Of Mn. M. S. GUSHING. Pupils in
music, either within or without the School,
will be accommodated with suitable hours of
Instruction that will not interfere with les
sons or hours of study. Every care and atten
tion la given to the moral welfare of the child.
For rnnber narciculars please apply to 274
North Third street and see Principals. 1
WANTED. I
GKNTS OF EITHER SEX THROUGHOU j
the United States to handle our celebrated
Cora and Bunion Cure.' Its application af
fords almost Instant relief, and every box is
accompanied by a So guarantee, which amount
we will forfeit la every Instance where our
remedy falls to perfect a permanent euro
Sample box, 25c; six boxes, SL We will pay
good agents S3 per day to Introduce our goods
Into their paction: no postals. For terms and
parirnijr. uidrcs3 tLo mannr.tctinTrs, - v
, H. sii 1:0 Dm: co
14 tzl 103 NcrUx Af Street,
feb U ITT CSV : C-l:r;p, 1IL
....
4 75
7 80
8 00
00
5
50
4 00
4 50
4 00
4
8
48
00
63
00
38
00
85
2
3
I 05
85
75
1 25 &
Mackerel, No. 2, half bb!
Mackerel, Na 3, V bbl. . .
Mullets, v bbl.. .....
N. C. Roe Herring, v keg...
Dry Cod, V lb..
FLOUR, V bbl
Western, low grade
j " Extra..............
j " Family... .......
City Mills Super ...
t " Family
GLUE, B...... U.
GRAIN, V bushel. I I
Corn, fm store, bags, white
Corn, cargo. In bulk, white.
Corn, cargo, In bags, white.
Corn, mixed, from store ....
oats, from store J
Oats, Rust Proof.
Cow Teas .,
HIDES, yH
Careen .
Dry
HAY, V 100 & !
Eastern. ...... .J,
Western......... .
North River ........
HOOP IRON, V ...... ......
LARD.-Vlb ,
Northern.... r.. .......
North Carolina.!.......
LIME, y barrel
LUMBER, City Sawed, V M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawedT.......l8 00
Rough Edge Plank. .15 00
West India Cargles, accord
ing to quality.. ,.:......!. .13 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned. 18 00
Scantling and Board, comiLU 00
MOLASSES, v gallon
New Crop, In hhds. .
" - " in bbls...
Porto Rico, in hhds........
" In bbls.....
Sugar House, In hhds
" " In bbls......;
I Syrup, In bbls. :. ...... .. . ,
jAILS, v Keg, Cut, lOd basin.. 2 40
ILS. v gallon. ! j
' Kerosene...... v..
I Lard:., L ;.
Linseed 1
; Rosin..
! Tar....
Deck and Spar..
POULTRY i
Chickens, lire rown.....
Spring...
Turkeys
PEANUTS, V bushel, 22 tt.. .... 1 00
POTATOES, V bushel j
Sweet 65
Irish, V bbl... 3 25
PORK, y barrel ! , I
City Mess .12 00
Prime. :.J J.15 00
(30 50
15 00
30 00
6 00
10 00
& 7 00
O 6 00
& 10
(S 4 00
6 00
& 6 00
4 10
& 5 00
3 10
Leave Farcttevllle.
Arrive Selma.
ArriTO Wilson.....
Leave Wilson.....
Ar. Rocky Mount.
Arrive Tarboro..;
Leave Tarboro.'..".
Arrive Weldon.
6 "3
tea
A. M.
1201
11
2 23"
3 08
A. 31.
9 00
1034
10 48
1145
1920
1118
P.M.
1220
1237
110
430
200
A. M.
1020
P. !M.
245
5
1
P. M.
400
538
5 53
6 531
Trains N. 43'and 38 mako close connection
at Hamlet for Ralclgn and at Llncolnton for
memory anu v. a. v. " -
Trains No. 2:1 and 4 malm plmtA mnr.Kir.r
at Monroe for Chester. . , - ;
Through sioeplnir Cars between wmnlnrten
UUU XkaVai IVHV a '
Atlantic Coast Line.
a
1 a4
North-Eastern R. R. of S. b
mm Mm
i
818
; - ' . - !
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
9 30!
TRAINS GOING. SOUTH.
S
s
si
&
& 1
50
48
53
51
50
1 CO
2X9
8 &
10
90
00
3
7
10
0 00
20 00
16 00
eis 00
22 00
15. OC
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25
28
28
26
00
18
22
9
16
90
15
00
00
25
10
75
26
30
30
28
15
18
35
50
Daily except Sunday. Z
Train on Scotland Neck Uiancb Road
leaves weldon 3.15 p. m., Ilalilax 8:37 p. m.i
arrives ccouana jncck at 4.Z5 d. m.. ureen
vlile 6;00 p. m. Returnlnj? leaves Greenville
:20 a. m. Arrivim? Halifax at 10:10 a. mJ
Weldon 10:30 a. m., daily except Sunday. . j
un juonaay, weanesaay ana Fnaay. L-ocai
Freight leave3 Weldon 10:30 a. m.; Halifax
11-3Q a. m., Scotland Neck 2:00 p. "m. 1 Arriving
1 ureenvme 5:iu p. m.- .Keturnme, leave ureen
rlllfl Tnooilav 'I'nurcflaw onH v. a t i n r n.Hl a
m., Scotland NecK 1:00 p. m., Halifax. soa pj
m ArrivUsg veldon 4.-09 p. m. I i
Train leaves Tarboro. N. C. via Albermarle
& Raleigh K. R. dally except Sunday, 4.05 P. M.J
Bimuay r. u, arnve wuiiamston, xs. c.
6.30 P. M., 4.20 P. M., Plymouth 7.50 IV
M., 5 20 P. M. Returning leaves Plymouth.!
mouth. N.C, dally except Sunday, c.00 A.
M., Sunday 9.00 A. M.. Wrilllamston 7.10-A. M..
v.ob a. jh. Arrive Tarboro, jn. u., 9.yu a. m.
11.20 A. M. - 1
Train on Midland N. C Branch leaves Golds-;
1 Doro, N. C. dally except Sunday. 6.00 A. M.
arrive Smit li field. N. C. 7.30 A. M. Rcturnlnir
leaves Smlthfleld,-N . C, a 00 A. M.. arrive
Goldsboro. N. C, 9.30 A. M. - 1
Train on Nasnmio Branch ieave3 Rocky
Mount at 3.00 v. m. arrives at wasn-
vine at 3.40 P. M., Sprins Hope 4.15 P. M.
Returning leaves Spring Hope 10.00 A. M.
Nasnvilio ia35 A. M., arrive Rociqr Mount
11.15 A.M.. dally except Sunday i
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw ror
Clinton, dally, except Sunday, at 6.00 P.M.
and 11 10 A. M. Keturninir leaves Clinton at
8.20 A. M. and 3.10 P. M., connecting at War
saw with Nos. 41 40. 23 and 78. I
Southbound Train on Wilson & Farcttevllle
branch is no. 5L northbound is No. 50. Daiiy
exceDt Sunday. .1
rnun no. 27 soutn vmi stop only at wnson.
ooidsboro and Majmoiia.
Train wo. 7a mates close conneouon at wei-
don for aU points North dally. All rail via
Richmond, and dally, except Sunday J via Bay
Line. ! - - .. .
AH trains run solid between Wilmington and
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached. 1
JOHN F. DIVINE, Genl Supt.
J. R. KENLY, Sup't. Transportation.
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Dated May 13, '89. No. 27. Na 23.
A. M. A. M.
Leave Florence....;. l a 930
" Kingstree..... 2 29 10 65
Arrive Lanes......... 2 50 11 20
Leave Lanes..,. ..... 3 50 r 11 20
Arrive Charleston.... 5 00 1 30
A. M. P. M.
NO.
PM.
7 5
S
P. M.
Train No. 63 takes No. 53 South of Lanes.
Train OUC.& D. 1L R. oonnecta at Klnmnr
with No. 23 Train. 1
TRAINS GOING NORTH. V L
Leave Charleston..'.
Arrive Lanes. ........
iLeave Lanes.........
Klnestree
Arrive Charleston....
NO. 78. NO. 14. Na 69
A.M. P.M. A. M.
12 25 4 30 7
2 45 8 28 9
2 50 0 SB 1 .
3 10 6 46
4 20 7 55
A. M. P. M. A. M.
Dally, t Dally except Sunday. 1
Train No. 14 connects at Florence with train
on C. & D. R. R. for Cheraw. a C. and Wades
boro, N. c
XX O. 52 runs throucrh to Columbia via Centra
R.R. Of 8. C. 1
NOS. 78 and 14 run solid to Wllmlnein. i '
C., making close connection with W. 4 W.
R. for all points north.
! JNO. F. DIVINE, I
General Superintendent. '
T. M. EMEKSO, Gem Passenger Agent,
my 11 r
-
FOR 1890.
Atlantic Coast Line.
a 14
0 1 45
9 1 oa
16
20
22
9
30
20
1 00
1 25
Wilmington, Colombia
& Aagnsta 11. 11. Co.
Rump '
RICE Carolina, V ft.
Rough, V bush, (Upland)...
J " (Lowland) .
RAGS, V fc-Country
City... ...
ROPB, :.
SALT, v sack. Alum.
Liverpool
Lisbon.
American
SOAP, v R Northern. ..:
SUGAR, P Jt Standard grain..
Standard A
White Ex C.......L I
Extra C, Golden......! 1
00
4
60
80
00
1
a 75
0 3 75
018 00
016 00
015 00
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, j
0
0
0
0
0
.......
. ...
........4
5 00
2 00
4 50
0 00
8 CO
0 CO
4
C Yellow....
SHINGLES, 7 In. V M.. . .-.
Common
cypress Saps......:
Cypress Hearts.
STAVES, M W. o. Barrel..
R.O. Hogshead............
TALLOW. lb :
TIMBER, VM feet Shipping.. 12 00
I Vina Iff fl. .' . 11
A 1.1. . ...J ......... ......... ... . M
7.50
5 00
5 00
2 50
2 00
1 50
23
16
16
14X0
70 0
10 0
00 0
00 0
40
6X0
6 0
0 0
5 0
MUl Prime
Mill Falr...
common MUl........:
Inferior to Ordinary.........
WHISKEY, V gal Northern...
North Carolina..... .
! " i.
WOOL, V ft Washed.
Unwashed. .
Barry......
80
1 00
' fl
22X
75
1 50
00
70
5
ex
6X
5X
0 7 00
0 2 50
0 5 00
0 7 60
014 00
010 00
0 5
014 00
013 00
0 8 50
0 000
0 0 00
0 4 00
0 5 00
0 3 00
0 25
0 13
imt 18
Dated Aprli;20, 1390. NO, 23. a 27. NO. 15.
p M p M. A. M.
Leave Wilmington... 6 15 10 10 ;
Leave Marten. 9 Si 12 40
Arrive Florence...... 10 20 1 20!..
NO. 60 NO. 58
A. M. A. M. A. M.
Leave Florence 3 20 .... , 1 8 25
Arrive Sumter. ...... 4 354. ....... 935
NO. 52$
A. M.
Leave Sumter........ 4 35 tio 33 ........
Arrive Columbia 6 15 11 55
on3lder SparBssa'a Maiazims whoa yo
are dftdfUnir .iiTMWi vnnr v1fTtrr mnttaw tn -
next season. Tho subscrtntion rate is low
j.twa year, i
The stand.ord of the Magazine Is high.
Its spirit procrresslve. .
m S.. ill A a i .
xiiu iiiuu uLiuua are inTcrofirinr Ann m tnm
There Is not space hero to oive evpn a. mm-
mary of tho features to appear this year, but
among other things there will be a new oe
partment and additional pages, and groups of
illustrated articles win bo Srvntm tn t h Tfm
lowing subjects. - ,
Arncan exploration and Travel
Life on a Modern War Ship a articles).
Homes In City, Suburb, and Country
Providing Homes throucrh KniMino- auwi
tions, -o
-rne citizen's rtiuts,
Klee.trlCltV in t Ymn Tlr.nATi1 ' if
. . mv WUh41W4U - :
Ericsson, the 'Inventor hv hta AnthAH
Hunting, '
Humorous Artists, American and Foreign
There will be 3 serials.
RObert LOUlS HtfTOntmn Will MntHtmfa
1890 -w m. fcVUM 4WUbV
.acA RUoiecr. and thon vfii va t mu' va
riety this year, win t frtvi v. wr
most eompetent to speak with authority and
with interest, i Readers who are interested
I are urgea to scrc for a prospectus. ,
25 Cenfs i fomkr, $1.00 Ut hv lulls. :
Na 62 runs, through from Charleston via
Central R. R. . A -
Leaving Lanes 9-15 A. M., Manning P-.56 A. M.
Train on C. & D. R. R. connects at Florence
with No. 58. 1
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia
Arrive sumter
. ': mm
Leave Samter
Arrive Florence
Leave Florence .....
Leave Marlon...
Arrive Wilmington... J
NO. 5L Na 60. NO. 53.
'r 1 -
10 35 5 20
11 58 f- : 6 32
11 5S t 6 37
A. M.
1 15 : 7 50
NO. 78 NO H.
A. M, P. a
4 a5 ........ ," 8 iV
5 2 8 55
835 ..... . 11 45
- ,., ,. .
Charles Scribner's Sons,
743 IS roadway, N. I
Jan6 tf 'j. vj
THE STATE CHRONICLE,
Successorlto.the Farmer and Mechanic ann"
i-uu wnronicic.
Under NcW Management, j
NEWSY, HEIGHT AND CLEAN
UP WITH THE TIMES.
OYSTER! ROASTS
I
AM BETTER PREPARED
than ever Ip accommodate
1 - ...
friends with OYSTERS this season.
brD none?but tb Best on hand always
MYRTLE GROVE ROASTS a specialty. Every
thing overhauled and Improved. Oysters
ready at short notice and expert shuckera
rmrn thrm. " , - -
&peciai raxes io panics, uive mo s aui uu
win co my best to please you. ; , .
! ! V". IT. fnOITLI.Y, .
Dally; I 1 Dally except Sunday.
Na 53 runs throucrh to Charleston. S. O.
Central R. R., arriving Mannm? Ji P,JL
Lanes 7:42 P. MMX'harleston SiA) P. M. I
Na 59 connects at Florence with C. aid u.
train from Cheraw and Wadesboro. I
Nos. 78 and 14 maffce close connection at Wil
mington with W. W. R. R. for aU points
North i
Train on Florence K. K. leave Pee Dee daily
except Sunday 4:40 P. M., arrive Rowland 7 AC
p. m. Returning leave Rowland QuH a. kl ar
nve iee Dee &au a. m. -
Train on Manchester Atrjusta R. R. leaves
Sumter dally, except Sunday. 10:50 A. M..arrtve
HlmlDl 12:01 P. M. KeturninjrJeave Rlmlnl
12:15 P. M-, arrive Sumter 1-,'J) P.M- -
JOHN F. DIVINE.
"" ' General superintendent.
J. K. KENLY. Ass't Genl Manager.
T. M. EMERSON. General lasafngcr Agc.n
. . Table Board.
A FEW GENTUniEN CAN BS ACCOilllO !
1WE 'STATE CHRONICLE" WILL BE
- . ii . . - -
what its name Implies a State Paper. It is '
not the luirfgh "chronicle," and will not bo
local or sectlonaL It win aim to keep up
with th news from 31 umhy toManteo, or as
the politicians put it, from Cherokee to Cur
ntuck. i ,
ltwill betfceonranof no man. no rtnf un
section, no party. It will bo Democratio la
politics, but wiu not hesitate to criticise
Democratic measures and Democratic ameer -
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Six Months...........
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TFor a sampl copy address
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