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' a JIuskrat Farm. i Oa Otsego Lake, New York, says a writer in the Buffalo Times, is per Laps the only, muskrat farm in th? United States, owned by Zekiel Van Etten. It has mach low swamp land intersected by running brooks, and was long a favorite haunt of mnskrata ;before Van Etten thought of "raising" .them. He was both a farmer and a itrapper, like his father before him, but had allowed anyone to trap the ttnuskrats until he accidentally found lout that from this swamp a neighbor Wvaa sending 8200 worth of 'skins to New York. Then he fenced it in, put barbed wire along the brook, put up trespass signs, and the next fall, with & trap that would hold and not hurt, obtained over two hundred choice eking (the females and little ones being released) which brought in New York eighty cents apiece, being used for mink, which weie very scarce. The next season he trapped six hundred rats ' which netted over S3 JO. This was about fifteen years ago, and Mr. Van Etten now looks on his swamp as a bank that never fails. Prices go up and down, but he has never sold a skin for less than thirty-five cents. Sometimes the price drops to fifteen cents. Then he doesn't trap, but waits till the next year, when the price 13 apt to go up and return him one hundred per cent, on the pelts not sold in the cheap year. v The past sea sou the pelts netted him SiOO. " Mr. Van Etten is a great-grandson of Uriah Van Etten, said to have been the orig inal of Cooper's "Deerslayer." The father knew Coopor very well and was bo told by him. All four generations l 1 r i l i hunters and trappera by choice. Shoes lor Abnormal Feet. i A veteran shoemaker conlradicte the theory and practice of many of his craft who insist that the way to cure a (listortefd foot is to follow its abnormal joints add swellings in the last for the Bhoe. On the contrary, the shoe should be made as nearly the normal shape of the foot as possible, with the concession of a blight enlargement .where the distortions are found. In this way the foot, unless the trouble (is of very long existence, gradually iwill be restored to its proper and nat inral shape, New York Times. A man in Atlanta, Ga., was kept In jail ninety days on a debt of forty cents. How'a Tala I We offer On Hundred- Dollars Reward for an v case of Catarrh that cannot be coxed by Hall's Cat arrH Cure. F. J.Chknet & Co., Props., Toledo, O. "WV, the undersigned, have known F. J. Che hey for the'last 15 year?, and lielleve him per fectly honorable in all business transactions and financially abl to carry oat any obliga tion mado by their firm. i Vest fc Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. t7ax.ui.no. Kinvan & Marvin, Wholesale Druirtjists, Toledo, Ohio. ' Ila'l's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, act In directly upon the bIo:-t an 1 mucous sur faces of the system. Price, 75c. per botUe. bold Sy all Druggist. Testimonials free. Woxix registered at Cleveland, Ohio, and gave their ages without protest. - . To Enjoy Li I a the physical machine must be in trood running order. A little care the use of Kipans Tab ules will give von every morningtne feeling' that you are "glad to be alive." Switzerland produces . almost as many cheeses as varieties of watches. We have not been without I'iso's Cure for Consumption for 'M years. Lizzie Feh HEL, Camp St.. Harrisburjf. Pa., May 4, '01 - Apricots and prunes were injured by frost In the Santa Clara Valley in California, Mrs. Winslow'sSoothinsSyrup for children teething-, softens the gums.reduces inflamma tion, allays pain, cures wind colic. 25c.a bottle, Keal Formosa Oolong tea h a lv:uieed ia prlc3 on account otthe Ciiiheso war. Spring Medicine Is especially important to all who are closely confined in poorly ventilated effices and workshops. Hood's Sarsa- QQg parilla, the great blood purifier, is the standard SHTS3 D3nl!3 spring medicine. " I am a printer and take a Vitalizes spring medicine because the close confinement and smell The Bleed Last winter I of ink cause my blood to be. come impure, and dyspepsia. had the grin, and when I re covered I was a mere skeleton, I took Hood's Sarsaparilla and in a short time my appetite beeanio better, and by degrees I could see I was gaining flesh. I can now say thern is not a medicine on the market equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla. I weigh 160 lbs., against 142 when'I l?gan taking Hood's Sar saparilla." G. A. Hildketh, Terry, Mich. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier And Spring Medicine. Now is the time ta take it, because now is the time when it will do you the most good. Get Only Hood's. HOOd'S PUIS &JlAl& PALESMEN wanted izd . w whoiasala and retail trmaei m ten on tight to eery business man or firm; Ub a 1 era! iiT, money advanced for adTertising and 1) expne; permanent poattlon. Addreas, with QijMACJp, JilXG MFC. VO l 41. Chicago, DX 1 VI A I 1 T EW! LETTER of value teat WHU Uli FREE to readers or this paver. Charles A. Baldwin fc .. 4U Wall St-. S. Y. 14 fiW IAneiimntiAn www WlldUlllUVIWII Is Mow Cured! Faaiphlet fully tfeacrtbta the Treatment aeat FTea oa application to ROBERT HUNTER. M. D.. 117 Weil ASih su, Kew Yari. I I Best Cough fcrrup. TastwGood. Vm 1 lltoUmft 8old by drocrtota. , WITHIN OUR STATE. NEWSY GLEANINGS F1T03I 3IANY COUNTIES. Praise for Dir. Bruner and the State Museum. . The April nnmber of .the Southern States Magazine, published in Balti more, has this to say about one of our State officials and the museum: "The commissioner's office (Department of Agriculture) is now in charge of Mr. T. K. Bruner, secretary of the depart ment. Mr. Bruner has always been devoted to his work and enthusiastic in his efforts to develop the efficiency of the department. He is probably bet ter informed as to the resources of North Carolina than any other man in the State, and having a happy faculty of imparting information, he is a veri table hand-book of practical informa tion about the opportunities and possi bilities for development. It was ow ing largely to Mr. Bruner's skill and untiring zeal that North Carolina made Bitch ahandsome and interesting ex hibit at the World's Fair, which now comprises the State museum and is the pride of her citizens and the ad miration of all visitors." North Carolina Held Up as an Exam ! pic. While the steam railroad companies of Connecticut are trying to prevent the electric railroads' from securing charters, the people of (he State can find instruction in the Washington let ter printed in the New York Sun the other day, giving an account of the in fluence exercised by the adoption of electrical traction . in some parts of North Carolina, which has but recent ly come to be" regarded as od6 of the very enterprising States of the Union. In the hilly regions near AshevilleJ electric cars run in every direction, even up the sides of spurs of the Blue Mountains, to the great convenience of the inhabitants, who are now able to travel quickly for three, five, six or more miles, making a journey in a few minutes, which would formerly have taken an hour's time. Where the best of teams moved la boriously through the clinging sand, the trolley car runs along at ten, twelve or fifteen miles an hour, up hill or down. The development of the region and the comfort "of travel have been so largely promoted by the introduction of electric traction that new plans for its extension meet with general favor, and there is a project for the building of a trolley freight line through the tobacco-groping region of Western North Carolina, where agricultural products are carted to market at heavy expense. It seems to its that electric railroads are bound to supercede the older agen cies of transportation in very many parts of the United States, both in the country and in the city. The New School Committees. Mr. Scarborough, State Superin tendent of Public Instruction, says that the county boards of education and county superintendents all go out of office the first Monday of June. Their powers cease that day, and on it they turn over their offices to the coun ty commissioners. The latter will the same day appoint the new school com mittees under the new law. Murder Through Jealousy. Haywood Williams shot and killed Grace White, a woman of Telluridge, Col., and then shot himself through the stomach, inflicting a mortal wound. Williams's father was Representa tive in Congress for two terms from Louisburg, N. C. Jealousy was tha causa. . An Important Arrest. Revenue officers made quite an im portant arrest in Durham in the person of a saloon-keeper, T. J. Mangum. They expect to be able to show that Mangum is the owner of an illicit dis tillery recently captured out in the northern part of the county and that from that source he has been keeping his establishment well supplied with the blockade stuff. Mangum waived examination before the United States commissioner I and gave bond for his appearance at the May term of the Federal Court, Prospecting. A party consisting of Messrs. Evans and Smith, Philadelphia capitalists ; Prof. J. A. Holmes, State Geologist, with a corps of engineers, were at the narrows and falls of the Yadkin river last week to survey the water power there and to make a report as to its value and the practicability of utiliz ing it for manufacturing purposes. Late Frosts. There was a heavy frost at Greens boro on Friday morning and some ioex but no serious damages has been done to fruit yet. At Raleigh there was also considerable frost. It has done some damage, it is certain, and it is feared will blight a good deal of the fruit. It is late for frost, but this is an unusually ' cold and late spring. Other points in the State ako suffered from frost. Reports from the mountain counties indicate a fine prospect for the fruit crop. j Charlotte possesses nearly half of tha entire banking facilities of the State. The Bank of New Hanover building in Wilmington was sold at auction and was bought bv the Atlantic National Bank for $22,000. The Senator Vance 'memorial win dow, placed in the Salem Female Acad emy, at Salem, is floral in design, and done in the opalescent Btyle. A company has been organized at Faith, Rowan couutj', to manufacture the Piedmont grain cradle. J. W. Tuck, who has been making these cra dles, was elected president. The collector of internal revenue for the fourth district, finds that the in come tax as returned is almost exactly $35,000. This is more than was ex pected.' Prof. Collier Cobb, of the State Uni versity, and his geological party will sail from New York on Saturday, June 8th. They will visit Ireland, Scotland, England, France, Germany, Belgium and Holland. Several persons, not members of the University, have been admitted to tha party. During the next two years the "Uni versity will receive 820,000 ayearffom the State, and the Normal and Indus trial School $17,500 a year, and the Agricultural and Mechanical College $25,000 a year. The latter also gets $7,500 from the United States govern ment. Owing to,the 6 percent, interest law, the First National Bank of Statesville haa reduced the late of interest on time deposits from 4 to 3 per ceni, and has notified time depositors of amounts less than $100 to call and with draw them, as it will not longer pay interest on them. At .the meeting of the directors of the State fair in Raleigh, H. W. Ayer resigned as secretary and John Nichols was elected to that place. The fair is in debt $2,000 for premiums and $1,500 floating debt. The people of Raleigh will be called on to decide whether an other fair shall be held the coming autumn. It was. decided that at the next fair the greatest economy in man agement should be observed, and all free passes abolished. A Dinner in Korea. "Korea, 'tba country which has caused all the trouble between Chiui and Japan, has many queer social cus toms," said J. A. Morriil, the traveler, 'and I remember going to a banquet given by a member of the foreign of fice there, which, in -many respect?, was quite unique. The guests arrived long before the dinner hour, for in Korea an affair of this kind lasts all day, and were ushered into a pavilion adjacent to the one in which the din ner was to be served. After several half hours had been whiled away in smoking and in conversation, the din ner was at last announced, and we were summoned into the other hall. As soon as we had entered, the officials began to divest themselves of some o? their clothing, for part of a native's wearing apparel seriously incommode him in taking food. We took our places at a large rectangular table, which was heaped with food of all kinds in brazen dishes of hemispheric sal shape. For the first course we had soup and sul, which is a kind of wine, and for the second the waiters handed around some of the other dishes which stood on the table. These contained meats of various kinds, beef, pork and fried fish cut in thin slices. At this juncture there entered several Korean singing grls, clad in the gairdiest costumes, and whose busine3 it was to make themselves generally agreeable when ac a banquet, for they constitute all the female so ciety that there' is in that country. Their singing was not what au Ameri can would call good, nor was their dancing, but their conversation and presence certainly added a zest to the occasion. "Long as it is, a Korean banquet eventually comes to an end, and this one closed with a decoction of pear juice colored crimson and spiced with pine nuts. This we sipped at our leisure, while the attendants lighted pipes for us. After watching the performances of the singing girls, we summoned our chairs and were car ried to our various homes, I at least feeling much wiser by having partici pated in one of the queer customs of a queer people." New York Advertiser. An Oriental Triple Alliance. A telegram from Tokio says that the Mikado of Japan has expressed a desire to visit Pekin and discuss with the Chinese Em peror the project of an allance. He pro poses also to invite Siam to ally herself with China and Japan. OIVIS ENJOYS Both the method and results -when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the tarte, and acts pently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation." Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind over pro duced, pleasing to the taato and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the mofc healthy and agreeahle substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for Bale in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one -who wishes to try it. I)o not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Cd SAM FBAMCISCO. CAL, IBUtSYlUE. AT. HEW fOBX. Aft i In doing it, and it's a great deal more thoroughly done. Dairies and dealers use Pearline extensively. Just try it once, on your milk-ware or butter-ware and then say if ii isn't the most satisfactory way of cleaning. ' Pearline is the most economical thing you can use, too. You get so much more out of it. : f s3 Peddlers tnd some unscrupulous grocers will tell you " this is as good as" fcdlU. cr "the same as Pearline." IT'S FALSE Pearline is never peddled, ? T3 and if your grocer sends you something in place of Pearline, b tz .DciCi koaest tedi:HK aw james pyle, New yfc. OVAL BAKING POWDER Is is the purest and strongest baking powder, made. It has received the highest award at the U. S. Gov't official investigation, and at all the Great International Expositions and World's Fairs wherever exhibited in competition with others. It makes the finest, lightestsweetest, most wholesome bread, cake and pastry. More economical than any other leaven ing agent S3 w-3 23 if I50YAL BAKIK-J POWDER CO., Various Orders. The order of the Templars wa founded in 1119. Mexico has an order designated the Mexican Eagle. Hesse Cassell has an order entitled the Iron Helmet. v In 1352 the Order 6f tha Knot was founded in Naples. The Order of Concord is of Prussian origin, founded in 1653. s The Order of the Lamb of God is Swedish, founded in 15G4. There are .Haid to be nearly 6030 orders of nobility in Europe. Hungary ha3 Beveral orders, tha leading one being that of the Dragon, founded in 1439.' There are two Orders of the Swan, one in Flanders;- the other, a female order, in Prussia. The, only Persian distinction of note is that of the Sun and Lion. It was founded in 1803. The Order of the Knights of St. Patrick was" established in 1783 a aa Irish title of nobility. New York Advertiser. I - Italy exported four humlre.l am iixfy million dozen of eggs last year- What an ordinary man eats and the way he eats it would be enough to give dyspepsia to an ostrich unless the os trich were wise enough to as sist his digestion from time to time with an efficient combination of vegetable ex- tracts. Such a w creoaration is J II Dr. Pierce's f If Ml' Pleasant Pellets. jfoff SV .. They are the pills p a r excellence ior inose w n o sometimes eat ;the wrong things and too much. They 'stimulate action in all of the digestive ! organs. They stop sour stomach, windy ibelchings, heartburn, flatulence and cure j constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, in uligestion, sick headache and kiudred ! derangements. Notice to Mill Men And farmer owainr amall powar: Tha Hmmmt an4 aaoet oompleta Hw Mill in aziatenc to-day, ia manm. facturad by tha Del.O CH At ILL M'FQ. CO.. 350 Hlnlnn Ave., Atlanta, Took firal priza at World'a Fair at Chicago. AH aisaa. from 4 a p. up to tha largeat. Price reduced. Sand for eat ofnt showing new improTemerts; a'ao. of Portable Corn Mi lis. Haling Praes and Turbine Watar Wheel Pulley, and Shafting and all kind of mill euppl es. TO AVOID THIS TJSHI TETTERINE The only painlesa and harmlesa li. CP CURE for the worst type, of Eczema, n I Tetter. Ringworm, ajglj rough patch. U ' " es on the face, crusted acalp. IIJI Ground itch, chafes, chaps, pirn- Poison from ivy or ooi -on oak. short all iiOHra. Send 50c in I . t ntl ntan.p or e.iih to J. T. Shuptriua. c u m. l. n L uai.llil.il. V , I ir im, uva. uur 1 1 druggist d'in't keep it. - M Savannah, HS SWALLOWS IT WHOLE. Better than mineral waters I "Well, I should smile. Three dozen in a box, and You can carry six In your vest pocket. v . - Takt one verrnlght, After dinner, or at bed time. It beat Congress water all holloir, Or Kissengen. Ton always have it bandy, The effect is better, and Wben yon travel tt tavea freight. '- . I am an old traveler And I get things down fine. A RIpans Tabule Is worth more j Than any spring in existence except a door spring 1 hate a draught ! Milk Pans, and pails, and cans, and bottles (even bahy' s) or an y thing that you want particularly clean, ought to be washed with Pcarline. , You'll save work a St 105 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. Bemarkahle Fire Screen?. The Sultan of Turkey is said to pos sess a fire screen made of tanned hu man skin, exquisitely embossed and over 200 years old. The skin wert those of twelve faithful servants wh rescued one of His Majesty's ancestori from a blazing wing of tho palace, af terward succumbing to the effects oi their burns. A less grewsome but al most as rsmarkable fire screen is mad up, not of skins, but of human faces these faces, 196 J in number, all pho tographically portraying Sir Augustui Harris at different stago i of his career. londflU Answers. A "Horse-P6wel,, oi Electricity. The unit used in measuring tha strength of electric currents was firsl called "an ampere" by the French Electric Congress of 1881,Jthe name being given to it in honor of Andre Marie Ampere, the French scientist, who elucidated the theory that the magnetism of tho earth 13 the result of electric currents circilatiug around it from east t west. Chicago Times' Hero Id. i . L. Douglas S3 shoe; IS THE BEST. FIT FOB A KINS. $3. cordovan; FRENCH A. ENAMELLED CALF. ' 3? Fine CalfKangari 3.sopouCE.3SOLvS. ' EXTRA FINE 32.L7BaYS'SCK3CLSHCEl JLiATJIESe .rf : sr 5 END r OR CATALOGUE :,.-x-i.i77r,.- BROCKTOrMA3S. Over One Million People wear tho W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes AU our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value for the money. Thev equal custom shoes in style and fit. ThsW wearing qualities are unsurpassed. The prices are uniform, stamped on eaia, From $i to $3 saved over other makes. ii. joux aeajer canooi supply ywu irt McELREES' tWINE OF CARDUI. Foi Female Diseases. ; MM Wo fui nlsh steel tanks with coversall gal vanized after comDletion In nests of ten, 8 to 1 2 feet rhfgh and 30 to 3G inches In' 'diameter, at 2Sc. per gallon. They do not rust, shrink, leak, txlvel isste to water, nor allow foreign sub stances to gst In. Thev can bs out i In garret or barn and thus are proteotedl iTTom f reeling. They take no setting! tup, art cneanar than wood. Tanki substructures of ell sizes made to , order. Send for orlce list and designs for substructura and w ornamental water supply. JV X.AERMOTOR CO. 0 PvTV CHICAGO. mm Cm i. sr r m 1 siw . Did ytm rrw atop to think hnr cowpwtely th. aaraMtot Co. aid. Ut modern wiadaiiil busiaant How it has nMaop liiad thi cntira liaa of manafaetara Ufiiiw ot iU idea. iBTentiona, ilanrna, qoalitiet aad prion, or forced other to Da iitaral a.xl aemia imitator, I Witaea tha wboal, th back ccarad pampar, th hirk atarcd Bili, tha steal towara, ftxad aad tilting, tha talTaaiung of work after completion, tha crindar cantrifagal lead, tha imprvrad irngauac ana other pomps, the ail ateai pole saw on of ta nmat popular thisaa w ever pvt ovt the steel storaco and stock taoka. EwrTtaiDe we ban tune had w h... bettered and cheapened. It ta tba thine we have delighted in and it he paid. Wm hare eatebluhed a aeor branch boasea, ao aa to hare aU these gooda Bear tboso who want them. Th Aemotar Co. aaa bat one more ambition, ft waato to UaJd and nil one mora new building. It haa 3 acre ef land at ita present location nnoeenpted by bnildtnga. It ea peele to commence ia Janetocorer that 3 acres with a final nauujir. rconee mp. i bis wui am k ia more acres ex 1 lin wbea the HbiM demand rsqaires more r.nile than can be prodoeed with this added apace, it will refaee ae eateaid farther, or make any ea?-rt. It will h.re dooe ita shar to rarpl f ht d.mand. It will then tarn away all Mweraim rimiTutTTiR it rirTTST cuxtinck to itrni TUB WORLD WITH THE tkKATFU HUT OT ITS WISB WHfrw, towkrs, t.kiueiw, fled crrrris, mn, 6TIKL SBalB BtJtZ SaWS, STftl. 6TOaCJ( 1S gTOfl TiMS, 6TREV KrBSTSrCTrBES, ETC-' ETC, ClL. tsizk arrrK coafLicnws. rr wili. coitiets tc SEAL SOT LiRKKAl LV WITH THE n RLIC, rrR.lH BE rtlR3 AT A LAW mill, A BK IB CKEAT OOEI. MrjKE-oBtijx wia row es a waTEEesrrri.1 auL'u or the woexs. aeesotob co, cmcAeo " S. N. U-17 " 11 ' VI" : w FN 1 U 1 MI ' t ' mm m dW"nrir"irTI II M ' - Poor means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diieases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play witH iature s greatest gift health. If you sreieeiins; out of sorts, weak snd generally e haasied, neivons, have no appetite and cant work, begin at once tak ing the most relia ble strengthening fr.edicine.which ts Brown's Iron Bit ters. A few bot tles cure benefit cones from the it.r first dose it won't tUun jonr teeth, and it's pleasant to lake. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women sf complaints. Ait v j. rritilfi.-l( haa crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- will send set of Ter Beautiful World s 1 Fair Views and book free. BROWN vntMUU tu. twtiiwuRs, ftaiejipTav Amu w wlW w W V 'I'txe ooutnern florist ana.tiardener Bays : The last census' bIiows that the earth yields to the Southern farmer twenty-five per cent, on his capital annually, against 'a yield of only four teen per cent, to his Northern brother. If the ralue of machinery and live ttodk is included as capital," the dif ference in favor of the Southern far naer is even Greater. F. & T, 7. Riilw af-CndiBiii Ss.ei.ls. JOHN GILL, Receiver. In effect Fe'i. 17th, 1893. North Bouitn No 2. Lv 'Wilmington Ar FayetteviUe t.v Fawptfaawirie Day. 7 25 am 10 35 am 10 55 aa 10 38 am U H pm 2 pm 2 50 pm 3 00 pm 8 55 pm 4 25 pm 4 33 pm 5 01 pro (S 25 pm Uhily. 9 4o am 11 6 im 11 35 am 41 45 am 12 M pm 12 58 , m 1 4 pm Lv FayetteiUr JiiLCtion Lit Bant ra Lv dimax Ar Greecsboro Lv Gretnshro ro Lv Stokei-le Ar Walnut Cots -. L Wa nut Cots f.v Rural Hall At Mt Airy t South Bound. No. 1. Lv Mt. Airy . ... L Rural HhII Ar Walnut Cot Lt Walnut Cars Lv Stokesd.ile Ar Urene.boro Lv Greensboro Lv CliniiZ Lv Sanford , ' Ai Fitetteville Junction Ar F -'yattevIlle Lv Fycttville Ar Wilmington 1 2 pm 17 Dm i 4 :8 pm i3 pm 4 4. urn 1 5, pm Da ly " . Lv Benetuvilla Lv Mavton L . Ked 8; r ng L cpe Mills A. Fiytttevllle Socth Botjkd L Fajttteeille Lv B Mills Lv i'.ed String r Maxtun Lv Mjf?tn Ar Benuettsville Nwrth Bound. No 16 Lv Kamseur Lv Climax Ar Greensboro Lv Greensboro Lv Stokesdals Ar Madison 7 0 iis - 8 07 am & -iG am 9 1 am I 05 am No S Dily. . 4 8 pm 4 "0 pro . ft 4 pro 6 VI pm f, ii pm 7 .45 pm Mini 01 Ex 8ur. 6 0 am 6 35 am s- 20 am 9 35 am 10 55 am II 55 am Mixed. D ly Ex Sun, 12 25 pm 1 87 pm 2 33 i m 3 05 pm' 4 00 pm 5 40 pm South Bound. No 15. Lv Madison LvSCkesdale Ar jG.eei sboro Lv Greensboro Lv l.'limsx Ar Ramseur - Narth Beajad Cs nnreitaaa- Trains Noa. 2 and 4 -onnect at Fayettevilla Jnncti n with th Atlantic Coat Line for .all I oi -ts N01 th and East Train No. 2 conn-cta at Sanford with the S aboard Air Line No th and South Njund. and at Greensboro with th Richmond & Danville R. R., North an 1 8 uth bound and at Wal' at Cove with the N & W. R R. for Winston-Salem Tiain No. 16 connect at Mail son with N & W. ror Roanoke and all points North and West Saata Baaod CaaBeetlaaa Train No. 1 connect at Walnut Oova with tha Norfolk & Western R R for Roanokt and all 1 oints Nort'imd Weft audatU cent-. boro with th K rhmond & Danville R R.. North and S -uth hound, and at 8 inforJ with the Seaboard Air Line for all points North enJ South, and at Favetteil Junction with -the A. C. L for Char1et n. Jac -s- oville and all Florida points. Tr it No. 3 connect at M-xto i with S. A. L for Charlotte. At lama a'xlaU pcintc South J. W FRY. WE KYLE, Oen 1 M .naer ; Qeo'l f m Af. ai : Browns Iron R;f4 - HOW DO YOUR FEET FEEL ? Do poor ihMi maite you limp or ehufflel Pinch corse or rab up blisters 1 Li 1 Accident Insurance is foot-ahaped made from the best Tanned Calf Skin sdft, soli l leather all over cork filled, water-proof sole. i A GENUINE 90 DAYS ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY FOR SluOU goes with every pair. Examine 'em at your dealers. J. 13. LewisCo,, Maker, JJostbn, MJlH soda, ij Inferior t ackne soda. O U O . BE WARM f imitatiaa trad marks aad label. ir. the o e a about i ARR MS) :'Hftft fits Si 0 1 tl fill r I XT) fJC 00515 no ncrc than other package soda never spoils m 0 F"ViCWVD. fbur universally acknowledged purest in the world. Maac only by CHURCH k CO., Hew ... tiMjnmer ".'!. K.lAnrffif a niBV . ence of a new element, argo proved beyond a doubt, it is H f rma formmcr somewLi l... Ci a FS, o ' lKa il one per cent, of the air, aai Vet no useful task assigned q h " WDHlEtGal S WellOIl R. Hilfte AND FLORENCE RAILROJLD CONDENSED SCHEDULE TRAINS GOING SOUTH Mar.2' th, 1895: 23 135 t Leave Weldon 11 53 am 9 27 pm Arr. Rocky Mt. 12 57 am 1020 pm Lve Tar oro 1220 am Lv. Rockv M't 1 05 am 1020 pm 6 do . Leave Wilson 2 0-1 am 11 03 pm 1 ' Leave 8elma 2 53 am L . Fayetteville 4 30 am 13 53 pra Ar. Florence 7 20 am S00 rm No.47, Leave Wilson Lv. Goldsboro r.w T.trnnlia i US Tim n. 2.5pm 7. 5 30 U .leoo? 829, 000, At. Wilmington TRAINR GOING NORTH. 5aNt Lt. Floence 8 15 anr 7 35 pm Lv.Fayt'vllle 10 55 am v 5 pm IjV. oeirna Arrive Wilan 1 21 am 11 2S Lv Tarb-r j 2 4S No 48 dally Lv. WilmVton 9 2 am Lv MatrnoJia 10 56 am r.w rvtldshoro 12 05 am pa 7 0jp- 5 Una 941 Arive Wilson 1 uu am 10 27 P No 78 daily Leave Wilson r. Rocky Mt Ar. Tarboro Lv. Rockv Mt rriv Weldon I 31 Dm 11 32 pm 10 32 m 2 m pm 12 07 aTH 1115 tn 2 48 pm jl J Slrim 12 07 am 3 43 pm 12 55 am Sntlnnrl N"Arlr T g riUU UiM -"""- " U1BQCQ Rod leaves Weldon 3 48 p m, Halih, 4 05 p m, anive Scotland NecM 55 n fir. tt: . Train on p m, ureenviut 001 p m, jn.insion75j p m Returninpr, leaves Kinston 72j" a m. Greenville 8 22 a m. arriving Hali fax 10 55 a m Weldon 11 20 a m, dailj except Sunday. L , Trains on Washington pranch leat, Washington 7 00 am, afrves Parmele 8 40 am, Tarboro 9 50;returnin? learet rm 1 1 IA n Tarm0li R ill n. l arooru w p lu, mv..v .v y arrives Washington 7 35 p m, Dailj except" Sunday. Connects wirh traia on Scotland Neck Branch. Trin leaves Tatooro. N. Cl.daily cicepl Sunday, 4 50 p m; Sunday 3 p in.arriva Plvmouth 9 00 p m, 5 25 p m. Re- turning, leaves Plymouth, dailv except Sunday 6 00 am; Sunday 9 30 tm, arrive Ttrboro, 10 25 a m and It 11 am. - I Train on Midland, N V.. Branch leaves Goldsboro daily, except Sundjj 6 05 a m; arrivino; Smithfteld 7 30 a m Returninar. leaves 8mitb6eld 8 00 Am arrive at Goldsboro 9 30 a m Tiains on Nashville Branch leaTet Rocky Mount at 4 30 om. arrives Nashville 5 05 p m, 8prirrr Hnie 5 :p p m. Re turniojr, leaves Spr ng ii 'lie S 00 am Xa"bv 8 5 1 m: ar- v- l Mount 9 05 a m, daily exc pt Sunrt-v Trtins od L itta oranrh Florence It. K lenves ' Latta i:40 p. ni!; riv Dmbar 7:50 p. m. 11 Muruin' ltav Duobw 6:30 n.m. ; arrive Lattt 7:50 a. m. Daily exeipt Sunday v : Train .n Hlinton Branch leaves War saw for Clinton, daUy cxrept Su.Klay, at 14 10 p m. Returning, lcsyes Clinton at 7 2') a ra connecting - at Varsaw .wiih roin line train'. I ' Tram No 74 mnkes close connection at Vv'. Hon for all points North dalj; ft a".U a US , w m. w j all rail via llichmond, an 1 d ily except a ! ' 11 a. . . i- W. :l . l-caaf T frut Sund -v via rurtov uth ho liav line. A.hv it R-M-ky Mount w th Norfolk a& r!.tnli.. ItaMnaa .IhjIv. nd al point! North via Not f lk, d .ilv except Sun dir. JOHN F. DIVINE. tioVl hupt J R. KEN LEY, O -M Man ger. T M EvlEuSONs Tr M' Her A FACT AS THE WORLD MOVES.ONSO DOES OUR PRESS. JOB kk kk k k Tnere are a great may changi e8 made in all kinds of business, j We especially call ypur atten . tion to ; THE UiON JOB OFFICE. . . We have just put in a brand new JOB outfit, and by doing the work ourselves ye are able to compete with any house in the State in styles, ' prices and quality. Remember we do anything from a visiting card to circular 24x30. Send m your a orders, they shall have our prompt and careful atten tion. Address THE UNION QFFIC& m SMOE j ; - " 1 whole stor' York. Sold by rroccrs everywhere JiooJc of valuable Xeclpe-FKEE. - i
The Democratic Banner (Dunn, N.C.)
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April 24, 1895, edition 1
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