GaM IE M.
Torpid Liver- msv.I .vs;wh:. ';
thins 5 1c (Sisagrecil t.hu wc Bn! I
began taking
EifS2
r? n m
1 u&i o e giissj?
I can iictv Uiycst nny ltlu'H of fh!;
iicverhavsnli.-i! t i -.o.ml Siiucvaui.
eU riffeen joitr- v . .
v. c. KfHt"i-'t':i;. i'i' .'-,: .j.
T,lic.e ail ethers fail, Coughc, Cmoy. Sore
Throat, I-Ioars--ties. Wftoepini: Coi's t una
Asthma. I'cr Co:.iuinptioa ic has I'O rhvf:
has cured taaus.iJa,n'l vVl Ct:::a 70 U i:
taken in time. i.-'o;d by isnuTjisid ("J a -i'-i
aiate. For a Laoso Buc k or I .I'-ar. .9
SHILOH'S B 2 LLAOON NA i-LAl i-ii X.
iii.ve vouCuuii-rli? 'i bis remedy iufnifrea
teed to cure you. I'rico, OOcts. injector free.
SOLI) 1!V ALL l)!;l't;!i!sTS.
IV v..w am Pom -.'!. Treatment. !
Sfl-r-. SIT !:ii:s,'ci.i:os of 'i..t-ti"-t. im.l (wo
l'.o-i oi 4 liniment. A never-f-udTaf .r tncl;!w
l.f every ii.'Umiv u;:.l (i.'i.-f.j. J 1 1::.. ki-s (t;: . r.n ! .-mi
with iiir liuifn or in'ctioiif of ci."i)n;.o i, v Un'ti
ri-i:!' in'.' iu nr.::!:, iiiiiii'''v.--ii : y. vV.'iV tjiVSurei
thin td;rha cJisoueo? '.Vf. .a---.ui-.e i
boxest t euro nny oasa. ' ' , ' i)r
Ik n-!it reci-lvpc!. J! h box. .".-r .. Font bv
Pll. Pre
;(,
T tiTR n,i sTffll 11 'i:!!i' i. -' -ra.l
j'I'UI'-'Il.J:. Snmi!, f.i-1 t'lva-K;it t.
't.iiciiiiy iu!:iit( J '- cliUJrcu ut . ck Iaus
issued oa'y : y
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a:.-d prostatic irritation 0
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Th ConSU IT: 5t5ve fnd FCCSiO end tfl tri
:.:.-iroiM h:i.-t;i..: d -i - wi I r.-.vlcer's Oinper
Tonic. ltcar,-.ta..v.-.,rt,-..r---. v. . !-
a..v.--..n,Kl..:, W.;:Mu-.-.,I....L!l.i:i:uiu:: . 1-u.a.JUCK jU
Judispoiisablo in
Every io(;(l KilfiK'n.
As cvovy jjcmhI !ii.iic ii'i' knovs.
ihc (litVcivnci' ln'twt'cn ajfii
iiiiX. (li'licioiis cooking the ni
'sitt' kiml i kiriri'ly in ilclicato
s:u!cc :i:k1 1 : l1 :i t :i ! ! , or:ivi's.
Now. thi'si- riMuirc :i -tioim-, iU-l-it-ali'ly
tl:ivon-il stock. : t t 1 I the
I cst stock is
Liebig Company's
Extract of5ocf,
tf'mm YOURSELF!
A i t ' '-' l ' ; 1 ! : i e5 w i t h i o n or r h oea fefii
-,t';' ' :i".-t.V'!1.tt9.SpermatorrboeVl
;, ;f f-: V iitanHiraldischarjjeatk"-
t'&UsiZ ?u':r tWA'.irt for a bottle of
vWiaJ. 4 " iJ'- It ee.rts in a few days
l?sv" vei 'ho;. t tii.' aid or publicity of a
"p'vSji; : i.'t"r. Xon-poisonous and
Ri3 r;. -"ir.: t.oil not to stricture.
?: '.':frsal American Cure.
' ; ' i- Chemical Co.
y&X r-so.N
J Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat- J
ent business conducted for moderate Fees.
Oub Office is Oppositt ti s e-rrniT nmrr I
0 and we can secure patent iu less uuie Uiau those J
reiiiotefrorn Washington. ,
Seud model, drawing or photo., with descrip-
Jtion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of!
t char-re. Our fee not due till patent is secured. ,
t A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents.'' with
cost of same in the U. S. aud foreign countries J
sent free. Address, 5
IC.A.SNOW&CO.I
Opp. Patent Office. Washington, D.CJ
rataanBaiBrassD
Xo Muin. o Cain. !rcvenH Mrivlure.
J- --f y rinse. A I t. I Hay t ur- f.,r i;. n..i;i:hcka.
Oi-etT, l.i i n.iiiiii.h .i. si f it,, ,t ii.ka, :tud all
I nli.'.dUiy s.-xual I)is(-ii:irm-s.
, A Sure I'revi'niivc 1.1 all Vfir.r.al Diseases.
At IruHi;ist. or sotit t. any :i.lOre,s for M.OU.
Injcoiin nal.oliir i"Tlli: Itt'.VT of all
miliar renu'dit BK. HCNRY RENT. Bida.tord. Me.
Ma!j .Cor yw f;r. ( ,.. ajnf"iu."P."i,i. J-. A '.
Pa. XAFT BBOS..EOCilEaiiiB.H.y.KK&iSl
?LW Bottle. -A 6 $
One cent a dosa. Pjv-'. r :j
-LuKV.AY-V.i.i -...- --
Nil ) J3r JLte-Bsr
tlPL' Of
Am
ii'i."hul!'''Tn, l,";""'"'"-r '"'rT,h'y wii!',ir;vro'ih
i.. C . .iLtliA, iiox law, Ausmu, .iii.i.-.
Old FiuiUi"J8 Kevlvcd.
The can he no doubt that the pre
vailing fashions have been greatly in
fluence;! by the rcc-cnt exhibition of the
nrts lo la fomir.e hc-M r.t the Palais do
rindustrie, Taris, and v.hich has proved
i nch a, great attraction to tho feininino
population.
lu all the new "creations" we notice
many innovations borrowed irom the
marvelous retroactive exhibits which
have caused ijuite a revolution in modes
if dressing. Even ia the wonderful
ilraperies of the Tanagra, dating from
before the Christian era, one can find
mggestion. The splendid collection of
rncfent prints, ornaments, paintings,
showing all the different styles in toilets,
hairdressing, etc., have proved a great
boon to all our dressmakers and mil
liners, who have called forth many an
idea for tho coming season. And we
shall not be far out in saying that the
new toilets will bear the impress of by
gone days, but with adaptations to date.
When in the same day one can wear,
without in any way breaking the laws
of fashion, a watteau and Louis XV
morning gown, a tailor made dress for
shopping or walking, an Anne of Austria
skirt for visiting and an empire gown
for the evening when there is a choice
between the styles of Louis XIII, Louis
XV ISoO. the tin t and second empires
the most fastidious woman must be sat
isfied. At last fashion seems to have re
solved" the difficult problem of pleasing
everybody, and having attained this ex
cellent result must for a time remain ex
empt from any great revolution. Cou
touriere. Sorosis ami I.otia, tlie Actross.
Lotta was rejected by Porosis not be
cause she is an actress Sorosis includes
a number of actresses but because she
has kicked her way to fame. It is all
along the line of the converted darky's
philosophy, "Von may dance, but you
mustn't cross your legs."
The incident is really no one's concern
save that of the ladies involved, for a
club which knows no obligations outside
is free to confine its membership to con
genial people. Nevertheless iliss Crab
tree is such a respectable, blameless lit
tle woman that every one feels for her,
and a great mary are asking if all the
members of Sorosis, even those who have
not been forced by curiinistances on tho
stage, but who may have cut a broad
swath in society and possibly in tho
divorce courts, enjoy such universal ad
miration as does the despised and reject
ed Lotta.
She can find consolation in the fact
that some very excellent people on both
sides of tho water are being shut out
from society walls that shelter many of
their inferiors. New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Take .Vloii l'li'iily of Wraps. j
While sitting in the corner of a hotel j
parlor the ether day I overheard an in- j
structive little lecture which I am going ;
to repeat. It was delivered by a Chicago j
woman who was advising some friends ;
what to wear in the Windy City. j
"You don't need any 'medium' things j
at all," she declared emphatically, "be-
cause we never have any medium weather
in Chicago. You want a few thin ones,
and all the wraps yon own. On a hot !
lav at the fair grounds you will wear as j
little clothing as conventionality per- j
mits. If you mean to get home in tho i
middle of the afternoon, you may trust j
the weather implicitly. If yon are going
to be out till G o'clock, you want to tako j
your sealskin coat. I have never yet
found a wrap that was too heavy when
the breeze blew in from the lake. Get
a special pair of soft yellow shoes for the
fair and get them at least a size and a
half too largo. The Chicago foot is a
climatic development, from which the
longest southern pedigree will not pro
tect you." Kate Field's Washington.
Holly Was Kcally Warm.
One of the first warm spring days
6-year-old Dully rushed into the house
and threw herself across her mother's
lap. "Oh, mamma," she exclaimed, "do
take oil" part of my clothes! I'm a whole
petticoat too warm"' Youth's Compan
ion. What 'ureil Him?
Disturbed. litur!iei! ; with pain oppress
ed. No sleep, no ret : what dreadful in-st
Such terror- tini- ensnared him':
Dyspepsia all night, all day,
It really seeineil had come to slay:
l'rav, guess vou. then, what cured him:
It was Dr. Tierce's Golden .Medical
Discovery. That is the great cure for
headache. e:ofula. dyspepsia, kidney
disease, liver complaint and general le
hility. An inactive lier means ioion-
ed biooil; kiilnev disorder means poi
soned blood: con -ligation means poison
ed blood. The great antidote for im
pure blood is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery. Acting directly upon
the affected 'i.rsraus. restores t'iieni to
their normal condition. The "Di
coYcry" is iruaranteed to liene'it oroure
in all cases of disease for which it is r
commended. or money paid for it will
no promptly retaimed.
In m. uiut'a. tin ii:.r ..ccuoalious the nv-
erafe life of -oaji-iM,ii,.s is the hiirlu t
and that of giimi-toiie-makers t he low
est.
i:u'-!.!cii Arnieit Salve.
u- Best Salve in the world for Cut-,
i-es. Sore-. Fleers. Salt KheKm.
T!
lh'lli
rev
or Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands,
iblai.is Corns, and all Skin Kiuj
s, and positively cures Piles, or no
reipiired. it is guaranteed to give
eel satisfaction. ,,r m,iney refunded,
e ."" cents per box. For Sale by J. If.
X: Sou.
Chi!
tion
im
port
Price
Hill
oiarantt-t-l Cure.
Wo authorize our a.h erti-i-:! iIitk.
to sell Dr. King's New Diseov erv'
( onsmiiplioii. Coughs anil Colds, ii
this colliiiiioll. If von rm. idll.-li.,! v.
a ( 'ough. Coid or any Lung. Throat
v nest irouiile. and will use this renn
liireetiM. giving it a lair trial, ami
perienee no lioneiil. vou mav return
Hil
led, not
ey
uts.
liottie and have your money refuni
We could not make this niter did we
know that Dr. King's Now Di-eov
could li relied on. It -lev crdiapp!i
iiai '"'iii.es live at J. 11. lliil VV- Si
Drug Store. Largo size .Vic. and il.
A trailer.
Sine iis livt introduction. Electric
Hitter, has uab.e.l rapid I v i.i popular
tavor. uu'.i! now it- is dearly in the lead
anwi:;r j,l;iv medicinal tonics tin: atier
ativ os coniaiMng nothing w hich per
mits its us.- as a 1 leverage or int'oicaiit.
it is recognized as the b.-t and unrest
inodieine for all ailments of Stomach.
Liver or Kidneys. p, will euro Sick
Headache. Indigestion. Const iiiation.
and drive Malaria from the svsteni.
Sati-taction guaranteed vv ith each' hoi tie
or the money v. ill he refunded. Price
only -itle. per bottle. Sold bv J. Ii
Hill & Son.
Bevel-sins the lev,-;- when a train is at
full speed is now said only to make the
train go faster.
If
hi wish to secure
1 .-. 1 1 ; ; 1, .,,,.1
speedy result, vv lien using Avor's Sarsa
panila. lie very careful in observing the
rules of health, or the benefit mav bo
retarded. A fair and persistent trial of
this medicine never fails, when tho di
rections are followed.
In the number of books print' d
111 tins count rv was 4.00.1.
Itching, burning, scaley and crust v
sealps of infants' cleansed and healed,
and quiet sleep restored by Johnson's
Oriental Soap. Sold at AI. K. Bobiuson
& Bro.
ADIEU!
Ton have a heart of fire and grkl
Nor gold nor lira for me iii bright:
I would forget these clays of old.
Which seemed to hnw yotirher.rt aright
Not rtino to mix anions the crowd
Who worship you and bend the knee
To sin g your praises I0115 and loud:
Love's silence is reserved for me.
My love, that is both dumb and deep.
In freely K'ven, as 'tis true:
What secret mill the fates may keep
I know not. hut 1 nay adieu!
1 say adieu because my part
Must be to leave that whirling train.
Where every moment is a smart.
And every day a year of pain.
A'nlter U. Pollock in Longman's Magazine.
Ideas of Several P:iris Women.
A fortnight ago tho Princess do Leon,
noted for her social surprises and depar
tures from tho commonplace, invited her
friends to a "literary solemnity." When
the guests had assembled, none other
than the great Bernhardt seated herself
before a tablo whereon stood an antique
lamp and entertained the people with
Buch cheerful celections as "CV.ichcr do
la Morte," "Funus," "Taplserio."
And a few days earlier another great
lady gave a ball costume L.t which the
servants wore costumes of tho Venetian
renaissance and footmen were fixed u
with helmets and halberds. Tho arrival
of the guests was announced by trum
pets, and on the buff;.!, spread beneath a
trellis of natural roses and grape clus
ters, were peacocks served in their feath
ers with gilded beaks, little pigs buried
in flowers and immense pieces of patis
serie containing living birds that war
bled constantly. Paris Tigaro.
Uiscushiug "I!loo:;ers."
Women of all nationalities and all
opinions were at the bif congress of rep
resentative women. It is pleasant to ob
serve that tho first topic discu3sed was
dress. Brains and rcfiai.i came in their
turn, but the congress started off with a
philosophical recognition of the innate
snd unchangeable law of interest in
wherewithal she shall be clothed, before
women goes forth to conquer whatever
province of endeavor she chooses. There
is something prophetic in the sweet se
renity of spirit with which Lucy Stone
discussed the bloomer"' attempt and
failure of 40 years ago. None of the
younger women who stood on the tablo
to show their new style reform dresses
can equal 1 1 to grace of Lucy Stone's phi
losophy. She said: "We thought if wom
en saw a sensible dress they would wear
it. What fools we were!" Boston Tran
script. Cr nelly.
It isn't fair to give a Detroit girl away
possibly, but truth will out even in a
newspaper. Detroit has one among its
countless prettj- girls who was iu the
country in February, and one day she
happened out toward the cow lot about
milking time and was asking the man
several questions.
"Why don't you milk that cow?" eho
asked, pointing to cr,c in an adjoining lot.
"Because she's dry, miss."
"Dry?"
"Yes, miss. She's been dry for two
weeks."
"You cruel wretch!" she exclaimed.
"Why don't yon givo her somo water?"
And tho man turned his face to the cow
house and shook with emotions he could
not suppress. Detroit Free Tress.
The OItleit Inhabitant .orie.
Amos Andrew Barker of Fitzwilliam,
N. II., died Friday.
He had several titles to fame, thechief
e.st being that he was probably the oldest
person in New England. He had reach
ed the truly remarkable age of 101 3-ears
7 months and 4 days, and up to the very
last all his bodily and mental faculties
were in an excellent state of preserva
tion. He was graduated from the Uni
versity of Vermont in 1S13 in a class of
10 members, the next oldest of whom
died in 1S7.
Ir. Barker was an editor and lawyer.
The journalistic profession is surely not
conducive to longevity, so that the case
is a very remarkable one. St. Johus
bury iVt.) Benuulican.
Jlention is made of lands sold for 277,
000 that were bought of aborigines for a
jug of whisky. It might be useful to
complete the list of all the lands worth
277,000 that have been sold for a jug
of whiskj and not by red aborigines
either.
The doorkeeper of tho British house of
commons retired the other day after a
service of 7 years and was succeeded
by his first assistant. The place is a val
uable one, both because of its salary, its
permanence and its dignity.
Monaco is reported as planning to hold
a universal exposition next year. Mona
co has a territory of eight squaro miles
and a standing armv of 120 mi 11.
a iu.kasa:-: t i.kvhin n.i-.
For biliousness, c'istipa;i"ii. malaria,
colds ami the grip.
For indigestion, sick and nervous
headache.
For sleeples-nes-:, nerv oii-ise-s and
heart disease.
For fever chills, debility and kidney
di-ea-e. take Lemon Flixir.
Ladies, for natural and 1 liorough or
ganic regulation, tako Lemon Klixir.
Dr. Mo.ley's Lemon Klixir is prepar
ed from tho fresh juice of lemon, com
bined with other vegetable liver tonics,
and v. ii! not fail i in any of :ho ab,v o
lia.ine.l disea-i s. ."!. and :jl boti'es at
druggists.
Prepared oniv bv Dr. II. Mozlev, At
lanta. (I :.
at rm: ( AiTioi..
I have just t.tfccn the last of t w o bot
tles of Dr. II. Mozley-s Lemon Flivirfor
nervous headache, indigestion, with dis
eased liver and kidneys. The Lemon
cured me. I found i! the greatest lin-d-eine
I ever used.
J. H. Mkxxici!. Attorney.
1 F Street. Washington. 1). C.
:;; ,i a minMiM-vr i.adv.
I have led been able in I ,v o years to
walk or stand without sutTei i," g great
pain. Since taking I r. Mo.'ey's Lemon
Klixir 1 can walk half a mile without
sniveling the least inconvenience.
M.:s. U.H. 'M..ti;;vo-;ni, Gr'.llin. Ga.
National grants in aid of !;. cat ion
v.oroiirst mad" in tin-Ftii'.e.i States iu
IS'!.-,.
Ibj- v.-.-.s V, v.-e -ive net Cawtorij
'-' '.vaOiiL', slu-en..,; f;,r Cii.lerix
slie b. e.-.-ue MLk, she e!;!a-; to Oast .ria.
1 !:. ;.a.i t '!.:;.:.-, n, s. CTVV t;u!W ctoria
A Chinaman of Walla Walla. Wash
answers to the n,im--of "Shoo Flv.'
WT IS NOT what we say but what
" Hood's Sarsaparilladoes that tells the
story of its merit When in need of med
icine remember HOOD'S CURES
Operative
there are of all sorts, some good, some
bad, some indifferent. You want the
best. So take Simmons Liver ltegula
tor only. It is the be.-t operative in any
attack of indigestion, dyspepsia, consti
pation and biliousness. It is a mild
laxative, without griping, or any de
bilitating effects. You will know tho
article by the largo red Z on every pack
ago. Take.no other.
Av
Ch
"Some venn? .io Ayer's Cherrv reptoir.l
etired me of the astlima. after the best meili- S. F. Hassles,
cal skill had failed to (dve me relief. A few r.ii-nr "i,, n
weeks since, being again a lillie troulileil , , ' .
with the disease. 1 was promptly rclieed by labia Kock, Meo.
tlie same remedy."
"Two years a -to I suffered severely from
an atiaek of bronchitis. All the usual lvme- n7miT
dies proviu- of 110 avail, 1 tlioiibt of A ver s S'... . ,
t heii v Pectoral, ami alter takiiiKt-.voliiniles t-mii 3 Uancli, CaL
of this medicine 1 was restored to health."
"Ayer's t heriV I'wtoral has had a won
derful effect in cuiiiiK my brother's children JIi53 A fj MOEf
of severe ami dangerous eoliis. It was -.' ' '. . '.
truly astonishiiiK Imw sieedily they found J: contain, airna.
relief after taking tliis preparation."
"One bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
cured my wife of a severe eoueh of two w - p
years' staiiilinj;. This is the only prorief.iry " - lokkiuy,
iiiedicine I can personally reeoiun.eiui for Terre Haute, Ind.
diseases of the throat and flings."
"Mvwife was siiDixised to be in the last
Asthma
Bronchitis
Cold:
Cough;
staeof consiiniiition
fk-.n(,.v :ri pliysieian. when, as a
UDIiCUIiHUIUII iivt-r s iierry i enorai. ruic K'aini.iny
ri-ie u-ll i.ii.l stroll"-
trouble since."
"I have used Ayer's Cherry Peetor.il in
niv family fr thirty years, and always found ra-t tt CiRiry
it the best remedy for croup, to winch com- 1 "' ' v "'
plaint my children were subject." -Erooiilyn, fl. .
"Pr. Aver's Cherry Pectoral has been of
very neat service tome. H improves ;unl Ltdia Tkcmpson,
stre'ng, 11s the voice, and is always effect- Tho famous actress,
ive for the cure of colds and coughs."
" Last Sprint: I was taken down with la
prippe. At times 1 was completely pros
trated, and so difficult was my hivathiu -jr g t,.,m
that my breast seemed as if eonliueil i.i an ' ' "t, c -n 1
iron cage. I iriM-ured a bottle of Ayer's vOO vlty, 5. DZSL.
t'herry IVetoral, and no sooner had 1
began taking it than relief followed."
Croup
The Voico
La Grippe
" Mr. AV. K. Pearson, of Poe's, X. C.
n.,!h that Aver's Cherry Pectoral is Hie lies
ft nOCpttlg, UQUP edy for whooping cough he ever tried.'
' In raising a family. I have frequently bad
occasion to use remedies for colds, coughs,
croup, etc.. and am familiar with most of tie;
preparations recommended. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral easilv takes the lead of them ali.
1 use that altogether now."
Family
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Scld by all Druggists
Prompt tc act, sure to cure
It
I scientific
I L (HOME CVKV).
i Simple
F (roil DISEASE)
Safe
j jji (WITHOUT MEIilCIXE.)
Sure.
52
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5 t'MA Sr . rrs H P Ptf BJf VWs.
is" w Piiirj
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher prescription for Infants
and Children. It coiitaiaa neither Opium, 2Iorphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Irop.s, Soothia Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
trillions of 3Iothcrs. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays
fevcrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrucca and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the foo, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving hr.V.thy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Chi!drcns Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Castoria is aa excellent medicine for chil
dren. 5Iother3 have repeatedly told me of iis
g-joU clfcct v.;on ihtij- children."
Di G. C. Osooon,
Lowell, Mass.
" Ca?trria is the be.-t remedy for children oi
which I am ttci:aint-d. I hopi. the day U m.t
fr dist-iiit h'-n mothers willconsi.ler the rel
interest of their children, anl Castoria in
stead -f tiie variousquack nostrums which are
u-.-troyin th- ir lovi-d ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, sx-thiri5 syrup and other hurtful
ants don their throats, thereby si-ndins
.hem to premature graves. v
Dr. J. Kinctieloi,
Conway, Art.
Tho Coa Saur Company, TI Murray Street, New Ycrk City.
0 FARMERS AND
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN !
Don't forget tho
European Restaurant
AVIit'ii iii Goldsboro. First-class in oveiy rt sport, good cook
and ovcrytliiiig the best the market :.!Foi'ds. Run :;5 days
in tlui year. Meals l5 to 50 cents. Norfolk Oysters and
(iaino in tlieir season.
BAST CENTRE STREET,
Twii Donrs Nortli of lluti-l Ki-:i:n.n.
Ice cream, cooled drinks, confectionaries, fruits and fancy
groceries.
JAMES D. DANIEL,
This is to inform my friends and patrons that I have
removed to tin; Meehan building, two dooivs north of Joe
Edwards, where you will lind my stock replenished, con
sisting of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Don't fail to see me, as I have constantly a large variety of
the leading brands on hand.
Pii.a North Carolina Gem Whiskey a Specialty, lower to scld elsewhere.
JAS. D. PATE, Goldsboro, N. C.
Pectora
and (liven over by our
last resort. 1 ttave hit T. 3. Ttjrseow,
anil lias li.-i.l no lumr """-" -o
re'l-i- ' A- JHN,,o;T
Barclajsviile
II. C.
Geo. V. IIop.iastt,
Opsiousas, La.
ITHAiiE IAf-T
Cherry Pectora!
Jt
1
" Cures when all else fails."
Testimony of Mr. M. L CLINE,
OF HICKORY, N. C.
"My wife has used the Electropoise
for Asthma and Dronchitis, and is in
better health than for twenty years"
WRITE US.
We send all information and testi
monials FREE.
ATLANTIC ELKCTKOPOISE CO.,
Washington, I). C. Jj
A A A A A A A A A A A
IS
Castoria.
" Castoria is so well adapted tochiUren that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
IT. A. Archer, 1L D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Krooklya, N. Y.
"Our phys-cian3 in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
euce in their ouisido practice with Cattorio.
and although we only hive tmonj; cr
medical supplies whtit is known as reu.. r
products, yet we are free to confess that th
merits of Castoria lias won us to loot: wiLb
favor upon it."
C sited IIot.pixai. ISO DtsrcNEART.
Hoston, vawff
Aij.kn C. Smith, I'm.,
TRAVELING MEN,
Proprietor.
, BRANDIES, WINES, SEER,
Mm JftOC
W
and
Riders of Victor Pneumatics carry an extra inner tube
to be used in case of accident. By simply removing a punc
tured inner tube through a hole in the rim, repair is
effected in five minutes by replacing with a new one.
If you are going to ride why not ride the best?
OVERMAN WHEEL CO.
BOSTON, WASHINGTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO.
"VTeil & Bros.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Motions
House Furnishing Goods,
Cloaks and Shawls,
Carpets and Rugs,
Boots and Shoes,
Ready-Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Wall Paper.
GROCERIES!
80, 82 and 85 West Centre Street,
(JOMJSIIOKO, X. C.
33. 3VX. 3P3R,x"V3EtT,T,
WHOLKSALK AM) IIKTA1L
Grocer and
1867.
mstablished.
Offers for Gash.
linrgains in all goods such as
, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Meal, Hay, Salt, Mixed Cv Feel, Wheat iiran,
Soap, Starch, Soda, Huckets, 1 rooms. Empty (irain Sacks,
Molasses, Lve, Potash. Land Plaster. Candles,
live. Corn. Oats, Kice Meal.
Bagging : and : Ties!
The Be.-t of Cement and Lime, Plaster Paris, Laths. Hair, etc.
The World's Fair Route from tlie -South
'iSi .1 tLf.
Ifil ilal'' &r zLJ0s?
1 I 1 W-
lis
'VJ7'l6? "C P"- ? . VHE6 UNCS AXO TMtIR CONNECTIONS CAN BE SECCRC0
14,7;' Vf?CV f) Vl' V'Pr' T E PNINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES OF
l1!'! "d If LVTlF f JfJ iSril SOUTHERN RAILAS.
V7V M V"r VA nrii- 'lPr 8PCC11 INFORMATION IN RECAqO TO BATTS AVO
s.i'l flrl 1 Hf 'V lT'lH' i VlM " DFP1RE0 OETAXS CONCERNING THIS FIRST-CLASS
,."
! ". flfl'ill I vrfNT.
,V' S. Cijlilta VsiAj.VV
'.- , V.., c.7o'6 .? JO
- -ia-t8,8 y
WILL DIVIDE WITH YOU.
You.nll know that almost everything in theGKOCKltY
LINE has advanced very much in the last month or so, and
I want to say this, that I have a
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK,
much of it bought before the recent heavy advances, and I
propose to
Give You the Benefit
of the low juices at which I have bought. If you want
the
Best Seed Potatoes,
Best Seed-Oats,
Best Flour,
and the BEST OF EVERYTHING at the LOWEST FIG
URES come to me.
I. 23.
mm
ocyesey
Ttrst inHTres
Improvements
Cotton
uyer.
1867.
IS OVER THE
Pennsylvania
short lines
t'.j'l y . 1 toi,no.-'-l)
LOUISVILLE 0RM CIKCINKATI.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
NCLUOC.
Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Buffet Parlor Cars.
Only Route Through ths Indiana
Natural Gas Belt.
THROUGH TICKETS
SERVICE, PiEAse APPty in pehsom or tr iettlh t
TEL.EORAU TO EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING I
R. S. UCiT. 8.'.kfra Vut't Iff.X. JiSKmiJ. iT
GW.R.TaO?S.'N.S.K. Fissr If est, UillSt.TvS. 11.
.-M!R'.Istrii!tf!Tiei;t. - ItiUISVILli, II.
81MCEL KO.'DI. Aunu.t Gw.at hn lemu
. E. Cur. F.nk asi Vua Sa, C-SCSSiTI. &
jw. &W. R, R, znJ te"
fteiMM HailiBd.
'I'U.MNsliMlN.. t.I H.
( i ;
Ix-avo Weld. -ii.
Ar. Ii.-ky .Mini
Arrive Trimi. .
lx-ave Tarboni.. .
I.v. Kocky Mount.
Leavo V. ilsou
Ix-'aveSelmn
Lv. Kayettevilie. .
Arrive KIoivik-u..
lA-ave Wilson
leavelioLlsUif,.
U-ave Masii"li:i.
Ar. WiiiiiiiiKtoii.
THAINS t.olMi No); i
HATED
Oct. 1st. I.-.
IA.SI.I
U-ave Kl.'reiiee...! :, 111 .
I.v. l-'ayelteville. . .
l-eave h-!iii:i I .
Arrive W ilsm
!A..M.I
I.v. Wihuiiiuh'ii. . i .
Leave .Maunolia . . 11 H: .
U'ave ;..l.i-l.r... . i-' in .
Arrive Wilson. 1 H: .
Arrive TarlMiro. .. ! 2
Leave Tarhoro f 12
Lv. KiK-kv Mount. i 2 ;,...
Arrive Wchlon. . . j 3 n ....
I. M.;
A. V. I. M.
Train on the Scotland Neck liram-h hoi.d Ie:i
Wcldon S:ill p. m.. Halifax 4 (HI p. m.. arrive So
land Neck at p. in., i-ret nville p. in., h
stin -.:. p. in. Ketiirnin-r leuvi.-s Kint'-n 7:211
iu.. lireeliville S:-J2 a. 111.. !i rrivnm Halifax at 1".
a. in.. Vv cMoii ll:2il a. i:i. daily except Mimlay.
Trains on a-luia-t"'. Urain h leave V iilmt1
7:lKl a. in., arrives 1 ami, le :ii: a. in.. I'arlH.i.. : .
returniiu: leaves T.-.rlH.ro 4 : ie j.. jn.. Pan:
m., arriv-s a-liiiiL't.-n . ::;.i
Siiixiav. I'oiinect- with train
Ii.i!v
hrancli.
Train I.nves T;:i1t... N. '.. via A SU-'nai I,- . ,
IlaU-ini! I.'. K. daily, exit pi Sunday, at .':( )
Sunday :;:IM ). ln.:rrives I'lyuHiutli i':2il .
p. ui. Ketuniim: lev-s l iyiianitli daily c.
Sunday. a::tll a. m.. Sunday U:tiU a. in., an ive- 1.
bon lll:2.j a. in. and 12:2. i p. in.
Train on .Midland N. '. I.rancli haves (..!. !-!.,
dally, except Sunday. fl:eo a. in., arriviiic ti..;
field a. in. Ketumini: leavts Smitlitield ym
in.: arrive at lnihistH.ro '.i::nl a. in.
Traill on Nashville ilnou li leaves Kocky V.-en:
4:l p. in., nr.ives Naslivihe a :'.' p. m.. S.rii-i; II
5:311 p. ni. Ht-t urninc: leav Sprinc 11")- s;i u a
Nashville h:.'.'i a. in., arrive at ll'icky Mount
m.. daily except Sunday.
Trains on Latta I'ninc'i Klorenee II. I.'. Ira
Latta T :X p. ni.. arrive lluntiar s:4a p. in. le-lur
ine lea-e llunhar a::U a. m.: arrive Latta 7 :!-.' a. :
llaily except Sunday.
Traill on Clinton Hraneh leaves Warsaw for ii
ton daily, except Surid:-.y. at 7:1.' . i
Ietuniiiu leaves Clinton at ti llll a. iu.. n.
inj; at arsaw with main line trains.
Tmin No. ;s mak'-s close connection at cM
for all jH.ints North daily, ail rail via Kn-lmi. :
anil daily except Sunday via I'ortsmomli ami Ii:
Line. Also at Kiky Moinit itli Norfolk and
I' olina Kailmad for Norfolk eaily and all
North via Norfolk daily except Sunday.
4UIIN F. MVINK, l.en 1 Mi) !.
.!. It. KKNI.Y. ' ien"! Maracer.
M. KM KKSoN, Tratlic ManaKer.
fjHeriWM6,oR.H
SClIKDL'Li: IN 1.FI K T SKIT. ls'.t:!.
DUKHAM DIVISION.
LEAVE l.YNt II i:n:. DAILY.
7:1(1 a.m., for Durham and ii.:-, r:; . .:...fi
stations. Arrive Durham 1 1 :.''.! a.m..
U-ave Durham. N. '.. ii:Ul a.m.. :::iu j .ii.
arrive at Lyiu-lilmrg 7:.Vi p.m.
All trains 4'n Durham division arrive n -. I -i.irt
from I'nion Station. Lyncii'euri;. a.
W I X ST )X-SALEM DIVISION.
LEKYE lluANi iKE DAILY.
'.':0.i a.m., for Wiu-tor.-Sa'.i ni and int.-n: ,-.!..:. .
stations. U-ave Winston-Salem 11 :llll a.m.. daily. Air.ve
at Koanoke 4 .ml p. m.
MAIN LIXE WKST I'.'. l'Nl.
LEAVE LYNCIIH l:i- DAILY.
a:.-la.m. for Ifoanoke. Ladf. r.i. I ii i-l.i. Pri
tol: also for Dluelield. I'ocaliontn-. l lkiM in ai d
stations ( Inn li Valley Division; ! ..r l.oiu-vitle
and stations L. .V N. K. Ii. via. Nor;. !.. I'uii'i an
Skt--r l.yiuliburs to lioar.oke. l on'i. . ;- ;.i i.'oa-i-oke
s (HI a. in. with Wa-liii.Lilon and i uvan. a
lalliitcd. I'llllmuil S1.-kts Koan. ke iel:: l:.s
and New 1 irleans. Diniiii- eiir attai l.e.1.
-:4II p in daily for l.'oai.oke. I.'a l!..nl. !'ri-'"l.
lihlt licld. i' eahontas. kenova. oliiad.i: -. local:-.
and all jiints wc-t. l ulli::a:i shijer Nor:'- ik t"
Chicai:.!.
EAST linl'N D LEA VE LYNt Li i I.i . DAILY.
ll:.-.:i a in for I'iciiiiioii.I. I'etersl.ur., and Noil- i';.
Arrives lVter-nuri: at ::4.' p. in.. arrivint in
Iticlimond at 4:4i p. m. Arriie N..rfolk ii:2;i p. m.
:':;L' a. in. Arrive IN ter-Surt; 7 :2'i a. tn.. coii-nectnif-
wiili U. ,V 1'. it. It. daily: arrive l:i I: in. -nd
s:.m, h. in.; arrive Norfolk 1U:IHI a. in. I'liii.-inn l .il
aee Slin -er to Norfolk.
Also l ullmaii I'al.-uv Sleeirr hetuceii Lyiiclil.iirc
and lficluuond.
This car will lie ready at Ly:n i-lur at '.':('!) p.m.
for retxptioii of pas-ci.ners.
M. r. :;i:.'..i..
Traveling I'a , iii'i r Ali nt.
W. II. DEVILU
;. V. and T. At'tlit.
Kivnoke. V;
Atlantic & II. C. Railroad.
I
LLlilL
I'. M.i I'. M.T. M
U-ave Wils..n in: ; 11 !' !
Ar. I!.K-kv Mount.; 2 (. ; 1 " (- 111 u
Sl'IIEDl LE IN EFFECT Al';. 22. Is. :;.
I'ASSEM.EII TKAINS.
No. 3 East.1 Ni.. 4 West.
STATIONS. :
Ar. I Lv. ' Ar. . I.v.
V. M. :i Mi Col.islM.ro j 11 41' A. V.
4 t;! 4 II-.' U liraii'e 1 In .'.2 M .'. .
4 3.' I 4 4'i Kin-ton i i 1- pi :,
fi (Ml! i; lis New lierne I k 47, '.' il
7 !!. Mj.....Morelicad City... A. V.i 7 17
MIXED Fl'EIHHT AND l'ASSEMiHU Tit A IN .
N-K!i STATIONS. SU.2'V
A. M.I fi : ;..l.!slHiro i 7 2.- I'. M.
fi 7 nr. iiests ' i; -.-i .; .1
7 2ir 7 .'ui Ij, i;nttiL;' i 5 :i : 1-4
7 4s 7 .VI Falling Creek I -I "'
(ill1 wi! Km-ion I 4 2.'. .'.HI
K ,Mii .'..'.' Caswell I 4 I'll 1 I'-'-
St UI 112' Dover I :t .:,! :; m
in :tl; in 4 'ore 4'i-is-k 2 :; im
11 (H-! II d.' Tuscamra 2 2l 2
11 171 4 larks 1 2 (12, 2 12
12 li! :i tw Srnlvrn : Pi :i2: 1 '
3 371 3 42 Itiveniale !l 4l '.' 4'1
3 4si 3 iili Cniatan li 2- ii '''
4 us! 4i:i IlavehK-k ii .V.; i'4
4 37 4 42 Newport li I'. s 27
4 511 4 a... Wildttood S IN' s !'.
5 01! S 1111 Atlantic 7 471 7
5 If. 5 211 Moreliead l itv... 7 siij 7 '7
I I Atlantic liotel I...
5 3lT. M. Moreliead lH.t A. V.I 7 I'll
Monilay,
Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Train 4 connects with ilnnnttori A Wel.lon
Train, bound North, leavini! I.old-ls.ro i2:Vu p. u:..
aud with Kit-limi.nd and Danville Train Wist, l.-av-inK
lioldsboro 2:'ii p. ru.
Traill S eonneets with Kichniond ,t Danville train
arrivniK at tioldsttoro I2:IU p.m. and with W ilniiiu:
ton and Weldou train from tlie North at 3:1.. p. ui.
S. L. DILL. Su-'crintendciit.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
hTAl.NTtl.X, V.I.
Opeas Sept. fith. 13. Clira.Tts arid timaiidin; ex
cepti'AAl liAndHom bmldiDKa, Ihiu reuodt'lcd.
tbiKuutrmj iwmivated, renAintbd ins4d aui ont.-iuv.
and KlufT,iiliMd wtih nw pianos, carpeu. 1c. Stnani
beat, c liatll. batb mcwnsoti every tliior. New LalaH-a
Um taoroulilj sqainiMd Si experience imi-Ihk.
Advanced Gounea in Emr i-h Latin, lit mian. I- n-rn h.
4o. Special advantar in Music and Art li botrd
in pupilii frotn 1 States Temu nuNlerate Fur 4'Ma
luKUea of this crlet.rated old YvKiuia S1U0.H. addreaa
V . V . UOUEKT-ON, l'ira., Mannl.n, V.