I r~T Mexican fltuUnc Liniment . t 1
i SSiw*s*t bft —4
| | uTot a Lame Back,
!: I Sore Muscles, _
?'• y or, in fact, all Lameness and Sore-"J ■
7. \: nes9 of your body there is nothing i J
will drive out the pain and in- r'
{lamination so quickly as
ffe ; . . Mexican
Mustang Liniment
1 If you cannot reach the spot your-1| j
i self get some one to assist you, for ( |
{• /it is essential that the liniment be 1
•• fj rubbed in most thoroughly
Mexican Hustang Liniment ,
WWKwm lh* allmwiti of bor«m and *ll doßHrtk? animals. In
Hip a fl—fa uiui \+iu klilor uoinalUf wkouc wkiat %hm pallet la
L°°k Out Tor Breakers!
I am now just from the Northern Markets where I purchased goods cheaper Uian
ever berore. I will sell for the next 30 lay§
Eureka I'laidi j# formerly sc, Rilasted Coffee 11 formerly 13^4
.. . . ... „ _ • Green " 7)i " 10c
Uustaphas 5 * 7 « --- ..
Brown Cotton J « 6c Arbuc klea and
Oakback Hng. Lyons Coffee 11 " ta)4e »
Tie Shoes 99 " |i.J5 Cents Nice Hats 98 " |l.»>
Clyster Boots g1.99 " l-'jo 1 11) ran l»kg.
Ladies' Dong. pow.lers jc " wa
Shoes 98c " >: .35 Single Bbljreech
Gent. Calf $1 9* " , hn * G » U ***" * «
- 1 .ailus and Genu
WtolßlMchinctX" He Black Iloat 8c" los
Acme Flour f4-75 " #5 °° All $1 slop jars (■+ fl.oo
1 have just opened tip a Full Line of Clothing and Overcoats wliich I will sell at
10 per cent, above cost also a nice line of Children's Clothing anil l-'sncy Blouse
Suits, also a large mid nice line of the I.ntc.st Styles of Ladies Jackets and all
other good a not mentioned at reduce price of 35 jier. cent. I cordially in
vite the public at large in to examine my immense stock before buying.
Cli Gur^anus.
j ~, |, M , I, , , , m— I ■ ■ ——*——
Dennis S. Biggs, Tres. T. W. Tilghnuin Cen. Mgr. Jtio. I>, Biggs, Sec & Tread
DENNIS SIMMONS LUMBER CO..
. . Manufacturers of . .
Kiln DrieJ Notrh Carolina Pine Lumber, j» j» j* » 4
• • e tt . DENNIS SIMMONX BRAND CYPHCSO BHINCCEf
WILLIAMS TON, N. C.
•OT Orders and Correspondence Solicited > > > >
FARMERS.. .
TT T -... J"?> _.—
~Ywu Arf Jiufmng Crof of Tuiln rni Tli 1* 1 cur
Don't Forget to Insure Your Pack House.
AOA lX&r LOSS OH DA MACK It\' VJRK.
An Investment of a Few Dollars With UsMa/ Save You Money
We also wiitc ever, tiling tl* kuowu «A IXMMUUCC.
ED. F. HUF FINES & CO.,
Office ill New Itank Building
'a—l 1 11 in ■■ 1 ii 1 ii 1
STATEMENT OP
BANK OF' MARTIN COUNTY,
AT WILLIAMSTOIV, N. C.,
At the close of business 011 the 9th day of Oct, 190J :
HKSOI'BCKS: I UMOITOII
Om Draft. 4.M.1* «"»•«»• « y»-»
Other Stacks and Hoods. 1,-w.oo! Pro* la I, oj-.j
(WsHsitkrUlsm. i>rtlfcal«. f IVpSrit, «.t.\»»
laaas tilifcjn la fßaiß««.>%■»'
Im Proas tanks aad Bankers 14.35. ag MM» Payable 7.S*M>
Caafc us t>»» • O Raak. rad Hanker* 4>i S4
TOTAL, 174.457 Ik ' TOTAU , I M.4J>l''
L| O. Godard, CaaMcr. of Isnk if Mania Cuaaty. da solnaalT awear (ar itia) tkat th*
•kaaa atalnsrmt la Irx to lb teat ol my kaowlcds* aud brUrf,
J O GODARD. Oaskkrr.
Matt oi Matth Carolina Coaaly of Mart lu.
Swoaa tu aad salMcrtfard Ul« ar, thia 91k day Oct.. of , A. P., t«aa
C. H GODWIN. Notary fsbtk. wllk tral.
Send 11a your
JOB I'RI.NTI.NC
~ DREBB FOR SERVANTS."
fVhst Maids Ikssll Wear !■ a Wall
Casdaeted Itsaa*.
I The appearance of tbe acrvanta tbow*
tlm aoclnl atnndnrd of tbe bousebold.
If the maids nrc unt'.c'.y and slipshod,
It la naunlly the fault of tbe mistress.
During tUo morning, when tlie hard
work la being done, nil the maids
should wear wash dresaet, preferably 1
dark Muo nnd white. These dresses
•iiould l>e plainly mnde and on 110 ac
count should the skirts touch tlie
ground. A wiilte linen col
lar and linen cuffs, togeth* with a trl
ungtilar cap, complete tlie morning cos
tume. In tbe afternoon a plain black
hlpaca or wool gown la the correct
jibing. With ~
thla should lie
worn an apron w'igj-j
of fine lawn,
prettily trim- ' *
Died, and a fluf
ly cap. Btarcbetl '
{linen collars and
cuffs are also
Sieeesaary.
Tbe children's « . | Mtt .
inrtc may wear . f 1
i bo an.ino style 'c I 17
f>t cotton gown | j A
aa the other
maids, with the
Addition of # a t;\/-;; jrV
llong plain white
apron made
jwitb a high bib.
filer cap is Ur
gcr than that of I :
ii wnltreaa, and
for atreet wear " ' ' "
abe plna to It a ArrtftNOO* corrvnt.
large Alsatian bow, with atreamera I
teaching far down In tbe back. Her j
■treet gown lu winter It black and In
Bummer may tie of white duck or any
btlier white material.
) Tbe cook'a cap la auffldeutly large to
Completely cover her hair. Hhe hat
ialso a white apron of butchers' linen
the length of her aklrt aud reaching
completely around her.
j The bidy*a maid ahoiild wear a soft
dress of black material. Her apron la
a dainty French affair, with a large
pocket. Around her neck a soft lawn
silk or lace neckband It allowable.
When tbe mnld accompanies her tuia-
Jreaa thopplng. tbe weura a plain
ta'ior made drcaa, wltb nothing to ludl- !
cate lief position.
| Tbe mistress should always Inaltt on
ncntuesi of-afi pea ranee, on the maid's
hair belug properly brushetl and tlio
eapa aud aprona lielng acruiiulouNly
cloau. WBATUICB MILLIiU.
I :
I A PEACOCK ROOM.
A Qttnlnl and I'D «O Dale Hlna aad
I Urren trhrms o Deeoralloa.
' "The originality of treatment In this
guect chamber will doubtless appeal '
to mauy who delight In quaint aud
pretty tbluga. The furniture la of ma
hogany, lulald with holly wood stained
blue. n:ul pewte*. tbe latler being used
for appropriate mottoes such ns 'Tine 1
FeathertMaKe Fllio HlrtU"on the ward- !
robo and "If This It Vanity, Who'd Ho 1
Wise V" over the mirror of the dressing J
table. The Idea of vanity la Ingenious
ly Illustrated throughout by means of
peacocks Inlaid lu pewter on the vnrl- I
CUB pieces of furnlturc.nppltqued on the !
blue linen bedspread and prominent on j
the well executed fricxe in the design {
j
1 TRR riURJ'UIH
of a garden with hedge and clipped yew
treea. The plain, dull blue paper allows
up to good advantage, and the eolorlug
of the carpet, the settle, the abort win
dow curtains aud tbe hearth tllca con
tribute to the harmonious scheme.
Tbe tlreplace la especially quaint and
worthy of notice.
ft. PH LA BAUMEI. .
t ' "C* __________ -t
Fn r. Par Wlatea.
Mink- Is a lin ndsoine, refined and
always fashionable fur, aud many
tfHUtiful garmeuts and pi. :'iy ueck
plecea, tncUidlug stoles, ai-e made of
IL Mink, sable and skunk are all of
the tame family, the furrlcra tell us,
but they are too thick for anything ID
the way of a tight garment, and so
ars mostly for capes, mantlea, trim
mings sud fancy neck pieces. Nearly
all the stoles ars made quits Oat
tround the ueck and without any kind
of attempt at « collar, storm or other
wise. Collars for children are mads
In the same way. Talla are put upon,
the Beck plecea with a reckless dlare
gard of uaturul history, kluffa are
quite largs. mostly plain, but there
are some enormous ones to match king
coats and also others with all sort*
or fancy ruttlea mads of the for.
A Woaaas a* Ratarprlae.
ITere la a little atory. Head It: Boms
| years ago a Mlaa Fanny Bealirlde went
] from Chicago to Texaa aa a governess.
, Fonr years ago shs got ths post of
fence rider and cattle guard for Horse
shoe ranch. She attended to her dn
-1 tlss snd likewise killed wild animala
for whose scalpa the stato offered a
bounty. She obtained 11,251 In this
! wny and Invest\l It In cattl*. Now
she owns over a thousand bead.
Ft) 1: a CeaCly Attack.
* "Mv wife iras so ill that good
ph)>ic'atis we e 1 ntNe to
writes M. M. Austin, of Wipch"'-
ter, liul , " but wss completely
cured by Dr. King's New Life
Pills" They work wonders in
stomach and liver trouble*. Cue
con«tipntion, sick headache. 25c.
Cy3|sepsSa C«ra 1
Ko. MT«-W»r4 Iqairf.
J. A heavenly body *lfb a luminous
, fc-atn. 2. A dramatic composition set
f«> music. 8..A coin with a device. 4.
lo rub or scrape out C. Narrative*.
- Ho. Word.
Jfe hm
*r V ' M
# t it***/*#-' ■» f I
Ms. IMf).— ltlddlemeree.
A lirroliic of one of Sir Walter Scott's
novel* who mot. with a very tragic
! fate.
My flrit la In matdrn, Imt not In (Id;
! My mi ond'a In diamond, bul not In pearl;
My third I* In haughty, but nut In proud;
My fourth la In vaiior, but not In cloud; I
My fifth la In glory, but not In fame:
i My alxth la In object, but not In name;
| My aeventh'a In foreat, but not In wood;
[My 'lk>ilh'n In attrnctlvr. but not In good;
'My ninth la In tarly. but not In aoon;
I My lanth la In planet, but not In moon.
No. 1170.—Compound Word Balldlai.
1. To a circular dance add a letter In
music and a minstrel's narrative poem
und have a sliort, lively rurnl strain.
t. To an abbreviation used by. cor
poratlona add serious flnauclal Injury
and the Inltlala of a great country and
have a gigantic atatne of ancient tliuea.
8. To having arrived add an esclama
tlon calling attention and a spotted
beust and have a tall quadruped of the
; ruminant order. '
Ha. STl—Letter Paula.
Insert n capital In each verse as In
dicated by the cross and tbs letter
shown.
The day of fenaVlng draweth nlijh.
And acoras >of soon must die.
Oet ona that's x«Y»« and sweet and fst
And atulf U fA" of this and that.
With frullssnd beyrlta sauces make
And add pruae Avea and plrs and CiUla.
Aak frlrnda and Vlndred all lo coma
And niaka thnnA»*' vl »* at your horns.
Lot not the carVi of life dlatrrsa,
ilut fill each ("A* l wllh hepptneaa.
Revive Ihs )oyr» of youthful days.
And for tb A blaaalnga olfar praise.
Ho. arJ— Hidden Flak.
1. Nancy wore a white dress with a
bllie Hllnll.
2. The bird perched on the butternut
tree.
a. The little npp'.e tree was so weak
It hail to be propped.
4. l.ols had a beautiful new rowboat
last stinitner.
B. The yoting people dined on a por
tico draped In Ibe uatlonnl colors.
(1. Poor IMetro uttered an exclama
tion of dismay.
7. Stroke the kitten's back, Bob, as
sofily as yen can.
8. These ginger snaps melt In your
mouth.
0. You should never flatter little chil
dren.
10. The general sends wcrd of his
victory.
flo. BTH.— laaaronia.
| Eminent men.)
1. nim n speaker all wise—A poet.
2. 8— In a new coat— A philosopher.
8. I.ie a log—An astronomer.
4. No rest—A Grecian king of very
ancient times.
5. A tram—A awls* who became one
of the leaders of the French revolu
tion.
Another Mra. PartlafloN.
Old I.ady (to cheiulat)—l want a bos.
of canine pills.
Chemist—What I* tHe matter with
the tli>K 1
Old Lady (lndlirnantly>— I want yon
to know, sir, that my husband la a
gentleman.
(Chemist puts np some quinine pills
In profound silence.!
Kay tn the I'uaaler.
Ha 150.—Httillvas Chatn; t. tnrh. X
Chop. 8 OpaL 4. Mao. n. Sofa. &
Fair. T. Irou. 8. Only. U. Lyre. Ift
Keat. 11. Btun. 12. Undo. 13. Dove.
14. Vein. 15. Inch.
No. 800.—Mlxalng Letters; Autumn
bonflrca.
No. 301.—Diamonds: I.—l. T. 1 Nay.
8. Tuner. 4. Tanager. fl. Angel.
Bed. T. a 11.-1. K. 1 I tail 8. Saint
4. Sailing. 5. Trial. & And. T. U.
No. HUi.—Border ut Words;
I I IT
Lttny T»n «T
o * ■ ■
i t i a imii
A r
* 111
a & * •
•
p«• I o ■
F W*«ntH E
I 4 1*
No. Sitl.-Illustrated Rebna; Uneasy
Ilea the head thnt wears a crown.
No 3»W.—Charade: Smile, lacks (amt
laxi.———
Na Pusxlca: 1,
IlavtltiKs. 2. Maidstone. A Harrow.
4. Windsor. IV. Portsmouth.
No 3*l —Beheadings: Tax, a*. Tend,
end. Gull. all. Gale, ale. Kin. bh
(harp, harp Hurra, arm.
The Pi Lle ol Heroes.
Many soldiers in the last war
wrote to say that#! for Scratches
J Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Corrs Sore
j Feet and Stiff Joints, Bucl-len's
! Arnica Salve is the best in the
world. Sr.r.ic for Burns, Scalds,
Brils, Ulctrs, Skin Eruptions and
Piles. It cures or do pay. Only 25c.
sad
a&JrtflMgfb>r SMfl M «ato Is C. l. MOFFfeTT, M. D. ST. LOUIS, MO.
rt/iwcil v, Ner.KlsoSi—laasantaMaadbyaar SuHlyakyMaa la Ckaawataa la aaa T2ETBISA
aierbabywSwSeeaabntaiaryyeMlalaal.aeaawaeSfeaieolleaaSlß wrunlmam SnHa4
N VM aaatal la tartfclaa tree Waa. u4H «H«l kaa W.a Im»4 to toae nrr Woeflelei ac4iwfrae fraai ttmfm
axz srasa&'A's.'Sa
f IBs" ►ewheSla laaMK.
For the amount of meat uaod the
aansagt la the moat profitable legacy
of the bog. Folly fifty different kinds
of this suspected article arc manufac
tured to suit the taate of many peu|rfe«
—for Italians, with a dominating meas
ure of garlic; foe tlermana, bard and
fatty; for Frenchmen, dry and well
larded; for Americana, well apioKl,
and all of tbeae In several grades.
Whatever meat cannot be need other
wise Is consigned to the rnusage, al
though for no other reason thup that
every diminutive piece la available—
bam, head and foot trimmings and tbe
odd remnants from the butcher's block.
Potato, flour, apices and water 01*
mixed with the meat, which baa been
finely chopped by rocking knives, and
a steam driven piston forces tbe mass
Into tbo caslnga, whereupon It become*
aausnge. The on sings are tbe intes
tines of tbe hog, thoroughly scraped
and washed by mcchnnlcal procesa.
The {tig's snout does not escape—
that would be a grosa oversight-so It
Is trimmed off and aold aa a pickling
"delicacy" to new Americana with un
pronounceable names.—Gentury. ——
Vary Awkwari^
A youQg recruit was set on sentry
go and waa, of course, new to bis duty.
A good natured comrade bronght him a
aandwlch, and the recruit waa about to
eat It when the nm>jr appeared. Aa
the officer waa in mufti tbe sentry did
not re*>gniae him and did not aalute.
Tbe major took in the situation and
aakeA; *,
"What's thotr
"A sandwiclv" replM the fecrult.
"Have a bltf
"Do you know who I am?" asked the
major.
"iKsi't know you from a crow. Per
heps you're the major's coocby."
"No; I'm not." J
"Ills gnwai perhaps!"
"No; try again."
*T'erha|>s tbe old chnp himself?"
"Right tbls tline," aaid tbe major.
"Oh, good gracious?' exclaimed tbe
frightened sentry. "Huld tbe sandwich
wlille I present arms!"-Loudon An
swers.
Applylnst the Arcaaaeat.
There are tlmea when one pursues an
admirable course of reasoning with a
child only to find that It reaulta In his
own undoing.
"1 don't want tn wear my old hot to
church," sold elght-ycnr-old Gladys,
"not even If it doen rain. The trim
ming on that hut la all worn out.
mother."
"It's the tiest thing for you to wear
on a day like thin," mild her motht-r
firmly, "and you must h'menilwr that
It's the Inalde and not the outside—
what Is unseen, not what la aeen—that
God looks at. my little girl."
"Yes'iu," said Ghulya eagerly. "I do
remember, but the lining of thnt hnt.
hi worn even worse than the trimming
la.'"—Youth'a Companion.
Orlirtn of "Watered Bto«k.*
The expr>eslon "watered stock,"
which describes so well the exfutnslon
of the stix'k of a company the
value of tl»e property, originated, It Is
said. In connection with Ditnlel Drew,
who was once the wealthiest nnd most
unitpie manl|)ulntor In Wall street.
Drew had l>ccn n drover In his younger
days, and It was anld of him that lie
fore selling his cattle In tlie market lie
would Hrst give tbem large quantities
of salt to nuike them thlraty and then
provide them with all the water they
could drink. In this way their weight
was greatly Inclosed, at'd the pur
chaser was buying "watered stock."—
Loalle's Weekly.
Old l*o 10.
In "Tbe Arnhlan Nlghta" w« read of
a wise sage who cured s great king by
a decoction with which he anointed the
handle of a stick with which the king
was In the hsblt of playing a game at
bull, to the end tliat when the royal
liand perspired In the vigor of the play
tbe open porea mlgbt reoelvw tbs med
icament »
The translator spooks of this stick aa
a "golf stick" (slci, but it la plnln from
the contest that the game waa played
on horsetiaok. It waa, In fact pokv
Indeed the Illustrations of the very
same edition show tbe said king play
lug tbe game on horseback.
The firast ttsiallas.
"We are to be meds ona" she sng
gftcd.
"Tea," he repHeA.
Tint which oner she aaheV
And In the attempt to settle that
question another promMng ma trim*,
nlal future waa spotled. for woosan la
not so unsasumlng In these daya aa aha
waa once upon a time.—Chleaca tat
A Deeeltfal CM.
Mamma-Tou wicked little girl to
aay that tka poor cat haa eaten the
jam, when I can aea the stain of It on
your facet
Wlhnle- 80 !t was pussy! She stole j
the >m, and after ahe'd eaten It she
Started licking my face to make people
think I'd done It
TV Livelier tka Dettar.
Young Man (In grocer'a)—round of
cbeeae, please.
Grocer—Yes sir. Oorgonsola or ched-.
' dart
Yonng Man—Oh. I don't care. Start
'cm both acroaa the counter, and l'U
take the winner.
Told Her Frankly.
J&flth—'Tell me frankly. Oeorße, If
you were a rich man do yon think you ;
would csk me to marry you?
Georiro—l d-vn't think It would be
necessary, Edith. In thnt case you
would probably do the asking! J
Whett a Rutslaa family moves. It li
the ccctoin to carry tbe Orr from tbs
hegrtb or the eld bacae In a closed vse-'
art to the asw raahUnca. j|
1 ' ?"I
I WANTED—A TRUSTWORTHY gen
-11 tleman or ltd; in each county to manage
' J business (or nn old established bouse of
i solid financial standing. A straight, bona
fide weekljr cash salary of {IB.OO paid by
1 check each Wednesday with all expenses
direct from headquarter*. Money ad
vanced frtir expenses. Manager 340 Cax
ton Bldg., Chicago.
ftaa* aad a Crook.
Robert Plnkerton once told a story of
bis father, the founder of tbe detective
agency, which Illustrates tbe elder
Itnkerton'a caution. A noted crlmlnnl
was detained in Plnkcrtoo'a Chicsfeo
otfli>. Tbe elder Plnkrrtou left tbe ruoni
and when he returned took tbe precau
tion of holding a revolver in front of
him pudy for use.
He saw tbe criminal standing by the
door with a snuffbox ha had picked
up from ffukerton's desk In hla hand.
"This is good annff," affably re
marked the crook aa he took a sniff.
"For tbe eyea or the noseT" asked
Plnkerton. who knew that tbe crook
bad intended to blind him in an effort
to escape.
"Well." remarked tbe criminal, "I'm
sorry to aay that tbe nose gets It this
time."
Wssll M Kn» Rev fcA
find tiler Kline was s droll character
and yet of a type by no meana scares
in the rural districts of the north of
Scotland, says tbe Dundee Journal. One
morning when a neighbor entered bis
altop be was greeted with tbe follow
ing:
"Man, Jeemls, I had tn swfn" dream
last ulcht I thocht I ssw my wife
fleeln' nwa' up to heaven wf a great
big pair of wwigs."
"Aye. man, an' did ys no try to pa'
her bsckT"
"Na, na; I Joist clapptt my bands nn'
cried, 'Rhoo! RUOOP I WHS feart she
wad never hae anitber cbanA of get
tin' aae near In."
it* saw now it r*a
An Irishman wbo was visiting Amer
ica fur the first time was lost tn admi
ration of tbe Niagara folia when a
friend accoated him:
"Well, I'at. and what do you think
of tills? Isn't It a grand sight? There's
nothing In the old country to com* up
to It. See how It falls!"
"Fnlth, I see how It falls," said Tat;
"but, shure. there's notblu' to hinder
It!"—I/ondon Kutfgeta.
Saved at Grave's Brink.
" I know I would Jong ago have
been in my grave," writes Mrs. S.
11. Newsotn, of Decatur, Ala., " if
it had not been for Klectric Bitters.
For three years I suffered untold
Agony from the worst forms of In
digestion, Watcrbrasli,Stomach and
Bowel Dyspepsia. But this excellent
medicine did me a world of good.
Since udng it I can cat heartily
and have gained 35 pounds.'' FOl
Indigestion .Loss of Appetite, Stom
ach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
Klectric Bitters are a positive guar
anteed cure. Only 50 cents.
■Akssfkfrr'i tartwis.
Of Gladstone Henry Lahonchers
©nee remarked. "I do not object to Mr.
iliadstnne occasionally having nn nee
up his sleeve, but I do wish lie would
not nlways say that Provident* put it
there.",
Mnny a man who poes through life
bemoaning the fact thnt he Is misun
derstood ought to be thnnkful that
roeh Is (he ease.—Chicago New a.
l*lc Duffle's Turpentine ft Hutton Soe-
Lung Ptaatar is a cerfain cure for whooj
ng cough, es*y anJ_comfortable, work
while you sleep.
»j CKjrrs.
He Duffle's Uttl Blue Liver Pill fnikes
blue people bright, cleanses the system
of all the deleterious and uohealthy mat
terand mikes a new person of you.
ahrayi XiM
ITT I plestod witlikLnO
IM I UM popular Til 1
I |c_| collars! |jQ
P , "StyWv Comfortable,'
CIIrtRANTCCD UNDIi
Tho only oolfnr mad* wKh s>
kM««, a ply ssam.
RETAIL TWO POR A OUARrhft
| AND BQUAL ANY TWSNTY.
IMVS OKWT OOCLAW MADB
Sold by live, up-to-dst« star
' chsnu •vorywhsrs, OP two
sfcwvX!**
Van Zandt Jacobs & Co.
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' LT Rocky ML 1«T MOI 7s» I« AY
1 u*vr Wllooa IK lis *JI * A sas
UIW Helms >55 11 M _
- If. CajvOnUk.. «4' ■>9
Ar. Klomic* >S» 1 m _
- P. M. A. »G
Ar. GaMstinro..... T Fss
I,*. Uvldatwra.... v..". JJI | a
LV. Magnolia..... ... »rt 4 4
Ar. WUningtoa- .._ . N M Ass
p. SJA. liljr. M.
S TUIN GOING NORTM.
iwj a * *£ % i
it q. n n s!
A. M. r. M.
I.V Florence ..... >• AS S ss
I.v. PsyctttvUle.. 11 «•( la ss —_
Leave Helms . s W 11 4S
Arrive Wilaos 557 IS ss __— —-
- A. M.' ■ *■ U. A. It!
I/T. Wllmtsrton.. , , les *is
Hunolu ......... TFT «I
I,*. OoMshoro 7 JJ tn U •
V H. A. M. P. M. r. M.
Wilsos >JF Iss is A •• 15 » ■ _
Ar. Kocky Mt 5 Y is » II SJ IG
Arrir* Tsrhoro.. I 34 -*■ ——
Lnn Tsrboro.. t jl
L«». Rocky MT._ 5° is 4}
A'"" o ' ,4ff -
Tsdkta Pll'tstsa Msls Llae-' Trsls LEANS WU
m Inst on, 9'• s. SI.. srHv*s >a>«Ur»tll is » J •
m . IVsvts Hsyctlrvllle 114s p. ss y «irh« SaA
ford 1 J« p. ai- Isavca *»»'•» 3
M., srnW Fsjretlc*LLLE 4JS a. ai., kaw L*iyiia
•111* « j» p. m.. srrlves WUsiiagtisa 7 »JS.
Bcanrttsvtllc
HTLC » »»• ■ ■ Msstoa «oj S- SS« JJF. ■»'*"*
. 11S. a., Psrklon 1041 s. AT,!■»» ltttls A»a.
M.. arrive Fsyrttevtlte N is. BatanOag Isajja
fayettcvill* 500 p. M.. NAPS MAIS 5 KP; »-• J—
STIRIUI 5 M p. a.. M**U* 4 is p. a., srrtvas MTM
"CJSASRTZ^AL'WTK
Mniton with Csrolios Ceatral Aallrvad, at ASA
Springs with the KeJ apriß(Ssa4S "2
rood, st Son ford with the Hesboard Air UM aad
>ullu rn asilwsy. st Gait Wttk tfcs Uarhaas aad
""ISLSAWMLIS SOSLAADSKSA Hraach iMdksiw
5 4 ? 0 Z ~
♦too 4 45 p. ni.Rctii ruing loaves Kiastaa ipsa
I.reenvllle S YO. tn , srriviag st Msltfss 11 s» a.
Wetdcu 11 JOS. m , doily TMNFI
Trslasou Wsshlng-on Sranch ftaje Woofclmg
ion •00 «. m., and i 45 p •»-. inif* rtriiflt • Si
S ia., J IS p. M„ retnrnlos lesve nntk |l| »
ta suo 5 »P- ai.. strive Wsohlngtoa LOSS a. •.
sad 6-15 p. ai., dslly escept hundsy.
Trslii leaves Tbrtxwo IT. C., daily es>.«YT TAS
dsv4V5P- »•. Sunday 4JS p. ss., uitsas FIT
mouth 635 p. m., Tjo p. ST. Ketamlsg, HTTL.
Plymouth dolly escept Saaday. 71S a. as.. aa«
Ilundsy9oos.nl., srrivos ISI tiara 9IS a- AT
"•rra'non MMlstid W. C. Brandt laws 0,1 Us
.•ro(lolly, cocept Sunday. 500 a. AT . Slilriaj
-tmlthlielri 6 10 s. M., Ketuiafiif leavesMaHkScli
7 00 a.m., arrive® Goldihofo ■ *3 •. m.
Tr*im on Nashville Branch le«e« Rocky Mom!
H 9 joa. ri.l 4 w p. m., arrive Naahvllle 10 » s.
m., 4 13 p. i" . HpHni hope 11 so a. tn , 4 41 P-
Retttriilnjr leave Hptiug Hope 11 soa. m.,51* ML
Nashville 11 43 a. m ,545 P-
Mnunl it 10 p in., fc to p . in., daily escept BMMftf.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw W
Clinton daily, e*ccpl Sumlay, » jo a. m., and 4 «1
1 rum., Relnniing leaves Clinton 7 00 a. no., tai
10 00 a. m.
Train No. 7* mskeo close coaneetioa at Weldoa
for oil points North daily, stl rail vis Ricfcasssd
H M. RNKUOH,
Oea'L Pooenger Agist.
. IT KKNI.Y, CeaM Msnsgrr.
T. M. Kmeroon. Traflk Msaager.
THE
ST. LOU 15 & SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD
OPFES TO THB COLONIST
One-Half FARE, plus (too
to points in
ARKANSAS, Miasotmt, K ANSAS.KKBRA®-
xx, COLORADO, TRIAS, OKLABOMA aad
INDIAN TKRRITORV
On the following dates
November 4th snd 18th
December 2nd '* 16th
January 6th " soth
Felinisry 3rd " 17th
March 3rd " 17th
April 7th •' list
Write for advertising mutter, rates ssd
in format iou to W. T. SAUNDERS J
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