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BBTWBBN HItHMOND AND HALKIGH VIA h.BVILLK. li to Richmond L3 o.m. dallr: leaT Key TllleLM a. c. arrlr Oxford b.Wa.a Hen- Awtbnl-V) a- ni Durham 6-J a. mM BaleUft 1(U0 a, J- Uatarnimi kT Kalelgb 8 16 p. m ilIlT Durham tt 86 d. m.. Henderson p. m Oxfonl 10JO p. m. arrive Keyivllle 1JJ6 a. a,. Hlobmsnd 7.1U a. a. PuliaWa PaUaoe iMyioa Cart beiwaeo jLobatood and Batalrb on abova tralna, T Kliai f raloa' Wt Kayfyille flatly, exoapt uada.-A10a,tn.; ArrlTtii OurKaia 6.10 p. aa, LeaTM Durham 6.16a.m. dally exoept Bunday; arrive Oxford 7.15 am. v Additional train leave Oxford dally except Sunday 11:06 p B4 arrive Uen- deraon 1L68 p. Aeturnlnir leavt Mendenoa f.00 a. nu, da 11 axoepi Bunday lrH Oriurd IJa) d. aa. 'Vanlnavn and Boat a western Vetl ale tamlled operate between Wabnton and Atlanta daily, leave Waablnaton ll.uu Danville aAO A. M.. Greensboro 7.00 A. M BalUbury 8J8 A. M Charlotte 9 16 A. arrive Atlanta 6 06 P. U. Keturnlns . leave Auanca i.to r". Mvnariotte .w rv a taua- insifa M 1 u . i iq rm x a! . - iiyeDanvlUe l.Ni, H, Lynebbura- 3.10 A. ar.Waablnirton M A. If. Tbxouxh Pullman Bleeper New York to new urieans, aao oetereen watnina-ton ana Memphla, via Atlanta and blrmiugham. No. 9 and U oonneot at Richmond from and to. West Point and UalMaore dally ex sop jnqay. SLIIPINQ CAB 8BBTICB. aa. ffWIni O anil 1A OvtllmaawB Hnffa9 llaatM WW aiaiui w buw iwi a uuui a uuavs wawarv Visms Atlanta and Mew Terk, Danville ana Ass-uaCa, On U and IS, PaUisan 0ufft Sleeper be tween JlKhmona a4 , Daovtlle, .v... nl Ptilraau iJuffet Sleep er beiteea New rork, Wasniagton and Cnoxvil Tia Danville. Salisbury and Ath- Ttlls, and full man glee pert between vraaa kurtn avid-Atlanta, i , TOrrain f aaa ii Ptrilaan nlaoe lleeplni Cars betweta Haleicb and Asbevllie. B. BBRKLBf.Supeiin tandem Klehaond, Va. V A. Turk, Am'C iea. Pass. A-u Ofearknta, M. C. W. H. Green. 0n'i Mlrr. Atania, Oa. J as. L. Taylor, tm. Paaa. a rent, Atlanta, Ua. JSol Haa. lYafflo Manajrer. Atlanta. Os SEED WHEAT. Just lieceivxi a lot of Red Fultz Wheat And (MtttflS Eye AT- B,J. PRIVETT'S UOUDBBOBO HABKST8. Corrootod Dall by B. M. PHvett Wattatb PmvialoB asnd UraJji 'Otiwr. ' .OOCNTHT PBODUCB.! ; T J Cotton..... 8,75 MM v.... It Sides.. 9 A N FhouUler 10 9 lArd 9 0 10 rodder 90 0 1 00 Corn, 16 0 80 seal. .: 900 88 Pea .... 90 01 08 Peaatru.... .. 98 01D Be-ir Iff a 11 Baa Wax.. . . .... 90 0 tt BdBfl a a ai C A. B. 0NEix; PRACTICAL- : BOOT AND -S00B MAKER! Eepairi'ng KeAUj nd . Promptl j Done. SatisfactioaGuaranteed Always. Shop on Wart Centre Street, up tuin 9& w9v of oM Vmgn BbUUb 3? Awi Ar Duk Arftaii TRAINS GOING SOUTH. No. n ' so. i Dtd May 31, 18V. FastMal! Da.ly ei Oail) . ibundav. Lv Weldon.. Ar Hooky M 1230 p m 1 10 p m 613 p oi. 0 WJ a 6 38 III I id Ar Taiboro... Lv Tarboro... 9 18 p m i i l68pin 00pm! Ar WUson. 118 p m 7 0C p m 7 W s m Lv Wilson ArSelma. At Fayettevllle. !30 p m... 81. p mi.. 6ft) p m!.... Lv Ooldsboro. .. Lv Warsaw Lv Marnolla Ar WilmlnKton.. 816 pm! 7 J p ml 8i a m llipnii y 3J a m 4 37 p ml 810 p ui til a ci J p m t p milli, a m NO. 15 DAILT. TRAINS GOING NORTH. No. 10 Dtllysi. c Pundit; . 15 a m 1!) p nc 10 67 a id I f IC p ir. II 11 s m 6 15 p m 1806 p m1 7 10 p m 59 3U a m 11 a a m 12 30 p m 18r8 p m 130 p m 804 p m KM p 918 p m 12 6t) p m 9 66 p m1 10 00 pm Train on Bootland Neck Branob Kjad .rates Weldon. 1 00 p m., Halifax 1 83 p m; arrives Sootlsnd Neck at 6.15 p m.. Greenville 6 U p. m.. Klnston 8,00 p. m. Returning leave Kins ton 7.10 a. ureenviue 6 so a m. Arrive Halifax at 1100 am.. Weldon 1126 a m, dally exoept Bundav. Trains on w aac hi nirt on Branch leaTn Wash lnirton 7.UU a, n m arrives A 4 K. JunotloD 8 11 a. m., returulntr leaver a. n. junouo- i.iu p. m arrives wasninirion o.to p. m . imn; P. exoept Bunday. Connects with train on Albemarle and KaleUrb It. B.. and teootlai.d Neck Branch, Train leaves Tarboro, N.C., via Allwmiir.e X mu t U M TV. .mt vu. v.. .v., IB ...... fc Balolgh railroad, dally exoept Sunday, 1 1 i buoday, t i llllamHon, N p.m. , Bunday 880 p.m., arrive 7 03 p. m., 4 3Up. Plymouth 8 ) p m 6 80 p m. Ueturnlna leave Plymouth dally exoept Sunday. 8 00 a m ., Sunday BOO am wuiiamaton, 7 80 a m., B 68 4. m , arrive lar j .ro, 10 40a. m. 11 20am. Trains on Southern Division, WUson and Fayette Tl lie Bracch leaves Fayettevllle 6 JO p. nu arrive Bow land 7 13. p.m. Heturnlnff leaves Bowland 1& a, m., arrive layette vllle UOs. m.. dally exoept Bunday. JTralnon Midland, N. C.oranch leaves (. olds boro. dally exoept Sunday, 6 00 a. m.. 1 rrlve Bmltbfleld. 7 30 a. m. tteturnlnjr leaven Sailth- Oeld, 8 00 a. m..arrlt-e Ooldsboro, 9 JU a.m. Train on Nashville branch leaves Rocky Ml. at 6 16 p. m., arrives Nashville 6 66 p. m..Hnrlns Hope 80 p. m. HeturnlngleavesoprinK Mom 8 00a.m., Nashville 8 38 a. m., arrive Itouk. Mount 9 It a. m., dally, exoept Bunday Train on Clinton branch leave Warsaw fm Clinton, dally, exoept Bunday, 6 90 p. m. itn 11 16 a. nw Returning leaves Clinton at H ti a. m.and 10 p. m.,oonneotfngat Warsaw with Nos. 11,10, Hand 78. Southbound train on Wilson 3c Fayottvui Branch is Ho. 61. Northbound Is No. &tJ. !!' exoept 8nndy xratn no. n. tsouu. ana 11 nortn, win iur only at Rocky Mount, Wiinor, Ooldsboro an 1 Magnolia. Train No. TB makes close connection at we. don for all points North, dally. All rail va Richmond, and dally, exoept tundny tit Line, also at Hooky Mount dally except Hun day. with Norfolk and Carolina Railroad for Norfolk and all point North via Norfolk. JOHN P. DIVINK. Oea'l Huu J. H. KBNL7, Oen'l Manager. T. M- luwoa. TraJBo Manatrer. ,P Timo Table No. 22. Lv Wilmington . t 36 a m Lv Masnolla 1 M Lv Warsaw Ar Ooldsboro 8 66 a m Lv Payette ville L.v Bel ma Ar Wilson Lv Wilson 8 85 a m Ar Kooky Mount. 4 08 .--- Ar Tarboro 80a m Lv Tarboro Ar Weldon. 6 06 a m TO TA KB BFJKCT OCT, 17, 181X). TRAINS GOING EAST. 8TATI0NS. No. 51. No. I f LEAVE. P. M. A. tiT Ooldsboro 8 30 6 30 Best's 8 56 7 05 LaGrange 4 09 7 8') Falling Ofeck 4 23 7 53 Kinston 4 40 8 30 Caswell 4 55 8 55 Hover 5 05 10 03 Core Creek 5 19 10 88 Tuscarora 5 35 11 05 Clark's 541 11 41 Newborn 6 08 8 00 Rfrerdale 6 89 8 42 Croatan 644 860 Havelock 6 66 4 13 Newport 7 16 4 42 Wildwood 7 24 4 55 Atlantic .... 7 28 5 01 Morehead City 743 621 Atlantic Hotel 6 28 Morehead Depot P. M TRAINS GOING WEST. 8TATION8. No. 50.f No. 3.f lkavk. A. M7 A M Morehead Depot 6 25 7 00 Atlantic Hotel 7 15 Morehead City 6 47 7 27 Atlantic 6 53 7 62 Wildwood 7 03 3 05 Neewport . 7 18 8 2' HaTelock 7 33 9 04 Croatan 7 47 9 83 RiTerdale 7 62 9 48 Newbern 8 30 1 80 Clark's 8 48 2 18 Tuscarora 8 68 2 80 Core Creek. 9 12 8 00 Dover 928 840 Caswell 9 89 4 05 Klnston 963 600 Falling Creek 10 06 6 80 LaGrange 10 25 6 04 Besfi 10 40 6 84 Ooldaboro 11 10 P. M No 50, passenger daily excrpt Sunday. connects with W. A W train bound N2ith, leaving Ooldsboro 1 10 p. m., and R. A D, train Weet, leaving GoJdsboro at 4 p. m. No. 61, passenger, daily except Sun day, eooieeU with RAD. train, arriving Goldsboro 8.06 p. m., and W. dfc W. train from the North at 8.10 p. m. fNo. 1. Mixed Ireight and passenger Tuesday, Thnrsdsr'and Saturday. tNair Mlxsd f ,Wght and passenger Monaay, w eanesaay and Friday. cor r with W. W. through fraitht, Norti bound, leaving Ooldsboro st 1 1.1 Op, m. O. ix 1J1I.I,, eoperiflteodaot . 1-OLD8HOKO N. C. NOV. 23. W. 1)HK-S1EU OH DKUNKARD. O thou. io ne'er hast loveI, Thj life it t the dreamer's, uDsrouted He wander on thro' peaetlul daleg. Nor kbw the height or depth of hope Intensity of feeling is not his, deep Grief consume bim not nor doth i.e Wdow The altitude oj joy. Yet if he onc ssplre And taste the tree, whereon there grows Knowledge if good and tvil, he heuc forth Would not return, e'en if he coul, To calmer ecenet of ignorance snd blite. His is the drunkard' life therealtir. Not the urt tuner's. No more easy sleep, And slow, smooth dayf. He ciuvis the drink, The wioo of godf, and the ambrosial fuit That in Heaven's gardens grows, And evermore Li life it ipont In feverish desire and scant fulfill- ments. Nor till the final rest. When death's chill finger stills bia eagrr heart Shall he attain, or evtn hope to know, Peace and the joyt it bringt. Minnie C. Ballard, FRESH FUN. THK 61IARP AND WITTY BAYING OF THE PRESS MEN. The man wai uglj, but the city editor of the Western WiDtl stirred him up in two minutes. I this the newspaper ofJBce? in quired the caller. It is, replied the man at the deek. Didn't this paper eay I was a liar? and he began prancing. It did not. Didn't it eay I was a thief? It diJ not. Didn't it say I was a scoundrel? It did not. Well, some paper eaid it. Possibly it was our contempo rary down the street, suggested the editor, as ho caressed a paper weight. This paper publishes only what is news. Detroit Free Press. w Willie, what are you writing there, any way asked a I?ellfon taine mother of her youthful eon. Oh, nothiu'. Yes you are; tell me at once what it is. Is it your lesson tor to morrow? No, indeed! Then what is it? Well, il you mnet know, it's a a white oap warning. A white cap warning! Why, 1 n WHO tof To my eacher, that's who, Why, how does it come yoa arc doing snob, a dreadful thing as that? 'Cause she took my top an' knife way from me yesterday. I'm just goin' to tell her that if she don't give the boys all the things back what she took from them that the white cappers will get her the first ime they catch her out. Marriage is tne strictest tie of perpetual friendship, and there can be do friendship without con fidence, and no confidence without tegrity; and ho must expect to be wretched who paya to beauty, riches or politeness that regard hich only virtue and piety can claim Ex. Willie, bow many times bare I toid you not to play with that aughty little boy Ijaitsawyou playing with? asked a Bellefon- aine mother. Don't know nerer counted. Well, remember that I've told yon for the last time. Well, I'm mighty glad; 'cause I get six engagements ahead with that fellow. It is, to say the least, wrong for any body to go to church or public meeting and disturb the preacher or orator cooghing. TJm Dr. Ball's Cough Byrupat one. Oa: Car Sd Kye. One Car Flour, One Car Fine Salt, One Car Choice Timothy Iluy, One Ctt: liock Lime, One Car Lathe, Ooe Car Rice Meal, Que Car Sugar (all grades) One Car Bagging, One Cur Heavy Bugs, One Car Coffee, Oou Car Bran, One Car Coarse Salt, (hie Car Mixed Hay, One Car Plaster and Cement, One Car Ag'l Salt., One Car Fed Outs, One Car Cow Feed. ALSO Hump l'ork, Hams, Lard, Starch, Pepper, Hice, Matches, Broom?, Soap, Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Empty Grain Sacks, Buckets, etc. All above for sale at rock bottom prices by U. M. Privett. Whol(nle and Retail Grocer and Cotton ' '-omuUHsion Merchant. Hotel Kennon ( Formerly Hotel (iregory) Goldsboro, N. C. ONK OF THE FINEST AND Best Hotels in the State. It is what (ioldshoro has long needed :i first class Hotel, with all Modern Con veniences. The best inoals tor the mouey in the State. o LADIES WILL FIND 0 Large and pleasant parlors anil at tentive porters who will chef k and transfer your baggage free. F. L.Cnstex, Propr. AN OPEN LETTER. Moiuianton, N. C, Juno 28, 1892. Mrs. Joe Person, Kittrcll, N. C: DEAR MADAM I have used yonr Remedy as a Tonic and Blood Purifier and unhesitatingly pronounce it tho best that I have tried. I feel satisfied that it will do all you claim for it. Resyectfully, II. D. Lkqdkx, Pastor Uuptist Church. For sale by leading Druggists nnd Dealers. Notce of Copartnership, MH. JOK ROSENTHAL having pui -1 liased the interest of our late Mr. E. Ro 1 nthal in the bvsini'ss of H. Viil it Hroc., li is leen this day admitted as a member ni the (Inn, which will bo carried mi as formerly under the name and style ot II. Weil & Bros. Respectfully, HENRY WEIL, Moy. 7, 1892. SOL. WEIL. A Card. We take pleasure In embracing this op p irtunity to thank our friends and patrons f.T their generous and liberal patronage li -stowed ou us In tho past, and wo shall endeavor by strict adherence to good bus 1, ess principles and fair dealing to merit tc same in the future. Very respectfully, II. WEIL A RROS. o This season we are buying and paying for Rice at our Mill. High est market price paid for Rough Kice. Call on ns before selling. tSPWe solicit shipments. ST"Prompt returns. Orders for Clean Rice and R'ce Meal promptly filled. Very Respectfully, NaOonaJ Bice Milling Go. GOLD3ROKO, N. C At the old Ooldsboro Mills. Nov. 20th '91 1 y A corker. A Stunner I Is our f 3 re liable Derby list, and then we have the famed J. B. Stetsons Hats also. BLN3TIIN CLOTHING 00. Castoriit is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription !'.r Ini im, iind Children. It Contains neither Opium, Morphine, imr other Narcotic substance. It is ft harmless substitute for Paregoric, Irops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee I thirty j ears' uso hy Millions of Mothers. Castoria is :he Children's Panacea the Mother's I'ricnd. Castoria. "Caaturlalxao wt-U iuln te 1 t.cliil.ln n iluil I rvcumiueiid It & nia n, r t.) an) ir. ri i .n kuown to int. ." II A. :i, M. 1'., i:i S.i 1 tf..r l Si . 1 .....U 11, S " The 111---. f '(t.uii' 1. ... i.:u .tm.'i1 ;if I llH ini-rltK mi v. -II ki.. v. :, 1 1 : 1 1 . 1 1, oT lwn-n.ul.i.ri 1 . r ..v. .1 1 . 11 . th. Intt-lliriit fainllh-M !i ! 1 L. i i'.i.i..r., wllhm iu n-a. li." Kl.ua V 1 1 r 1 , , 1 1 1 1 , V Y..rk 1 1. Til K t'lt.M tl It Down They Go'; Special Prices in All Goods at the NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE. J. F. Southerland, Prop'r. -o Great Bargains in Hoiserj of All Kind SHOES, SHOES, SHOZSo. For Men and Cliildreii aw ay U low the ri--t charr-l by .i'Ii.t II n. , At Greatly Reduced I 'rices. Large .-i.e in tient' V, !.--. ... I n , , ; 1 y?4 ct.-, worth I ZR-u"bbez? Slioes. Liidie' 2:c, Misses 'JOc, Men'a 4()c. Wo ulso Imve better ;m:u1 in' 1 i GOSSAMERS AND RUBBER COATS. In this line we can do von tfooil. Iwoni 5.50 to $1G.:0 per set. GODSBOIU) TUB LARGEST sTOt'K OF PIANOS AND o ;.; IVER liltoroHT TO ORTH CAROLINA NOW ON LXlllLllloN I AT OUR V, UKUOOMS. We invito your ntl dition and will be pleased to lurn ish you ati; ' ' prices flnly stand n,! ;;i ods represented. Will be ,'lad to !r : your order and know we run itive you in j.urehase of an ii'.-uii in. Try us. MILLEE cSc "CTZZ'Jl-E:, Q-old.g"boro. C VKS' WE 1IAVK AND AUK KKCKlVINd DAILY Till. I.AK'.i STOCK OF DRY J J HOOTS AND SIIOKS, CENTS' 1 TUMSIIl.Mi (MMi'. JND IN KACT EVEUYTIIINC class Dry (Joudd House, which will bo We have taken purticular pains You won't expect to liud such a ular sty l.-j as we shall show you when "SrOTT T7"02T"T EXPECT O FIND SUC II HIGH GRADE, first-class floods as wo shall show you when you call to ADMIRE our i ne of goods. You won't expect to find such a ON EVERY ARTICLE IN STOCK AS WE SHALL o Make you when you call to BUI our new line of goods. fg'Bc t urc ar: 1 ;v us s call before purchasing. C. Castoria. f IbMorlA . t;' H 1 1 r S t ' ' r . I I. i: iLi W. r-i.H l'iWl.i-1. W II li. ill! II. 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