I HiVE NOW OX HAND A BIU IA)T OF
Farm Wagons, Cart Wheels, Axles
Buggies, Road Carts, Harness,
Whips and Robes.
"•wljin .piI*iJa 1 *iJaT■>* (i 11 i. irCCa
Ou Thursday night, March 25t.1i, I received u OAR LOAD ot
Well Broks Horses and Mules.
As 1 desire not to carry any of the above over. I will sell any of )t
Very Low for Cash, or One & Two Years Time ,
J. W. Stawart, Newborn, N. C.
Tetter, Salt-Rheum and Eoums.
The intense itching end smarting, isci*
dent to these diseases, is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain’s Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cared by it. It
is equally efficient for Itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped bands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 eta. jer box.
Dr. (Indy’s Condition Powders, are
jost what a horse needs when In bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the beet in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 23
ooutss piidm^o*
kB “Sfiami* m 4 Srwy Wy"
2j| Are invited to visit the stores of jjjM
| J. P. BROGDEN |
® ,; when in Trenton. 8
ffl Where they trill find a beautiful line of j®
® DRESS GOODS, DUCKS, LINENS Sk
1 Ladies’ UMBRELLAS. “OXFORD TIES ’ J
Sj| (the handsomest shoe on the market,) and many yp
W other things ladies need for the Slimmer. «»
yj* The Gentlemen will also find an elegant line of KECK jig
jg WEAR, WHITE * COLORED SHIRTS. SHOES, ETC. »
In faot anything they need will be found there. 4*
»P Money la scarce and lam selling goods at prices to suit the jSu
Qr times. Cash goes a long ways in my *iore. and before you
j«P| go to another town to huy goods call to see me.
J. J. Easier, tt
"WHEN IN NEED OP
Clothing, Shoes, Notions, Trunks,
Dry Goods, Men’s Furnishings,
&c., Ac. Don’t fail to see me bef»re buying. I will SAVE you money on any
thiug yon buy. We are Agents for
W. L. Douglass’ Fins Shoes,
AMD.
a. F. Heeds’Ladies Fan© Shoes.
Every Pair Warranted.
SflMfi‘l orders promptly attanded ta. J. J. BAXTER.
CARL WILSON, Salearaan,
fasaltess • fatalist*
mwi
l«BR8«flS,
iMSSStSUAiAM Mm
NEWBEEH, H, Cm
Carries a large and beautiful astortrasnt of the beet and newest end latest style*
of Furniture. Special a.*entloa Is uellsd to the. new Dining Extension Tab)*,
as shown in cut above. I invite you to cell and exam ins my stock before pur*
chasing elsewhere, U will pay yun to do so.
DR.G.K.BAGBY,
SUpIJXOTi DENTIST.
Office 95 Middle Street, Secood Floor,
NEW BERNE. N. C
IMces to suit these Hmd Times.
W, C. MCALISTER,
ATTORNEY AT JL4 W,
, TRENTON, N. C.
'Will practice in Jones and surround
Ing counties.
Things Worth Knowing.
Wilev Refers, of Raleigh, has been
indicted for driving a borse to death.
The coal miners strike out west is
assuming enormous proportion, and
is beconrfug serious.
The hot weather through the north
and west is almost unbearable. Mauy
deaiht have resulted.
The town Lowry, Mmu., was almost
completely destroyed by a cyclone last
week. Many persons were killed.
Stewart Bros., of Wiaston, N. C.,
late State Printers, have been sued to
recover a large sum of money, which It
Is claimed (hey overcharged for work
done.
The convicts lu the
an old fashion celebration on the 4th.
They gave a minstrel show, had a
base ball game, and an elaborate din
ner was served.
The new directors of the North Car
olina Railroad, appointed by Gov. Rue
sal), hare assumed tha duties of their
office, sod elected l>r. W. V. Normeot,
president.
Gov. Russell pardoned. la-t week,
Fernando Bullock, convicted of assault
with a deadly weapon in Pitt Bor
preme court, April. 1896, end sen
tenced to twelve months in jail.
Tsx*a will raise this year over 3 WO
000 bales of cotton, the corn crop will
be the largest In the history of the
Stats, while the wheat crop, alreffdy
harvested, is large aud being sold at a
profitable price.
Revenue officers this afternoon
brought in 28 barrels aid 19 kegs ol
whiskey and six stills, 'tha property et
Robert Cooke, who has been operating
a government distillery in Davie ccuu*
ty for several years.
Tha seizure was made because the
manufacturer bad the whiskey hidden
on his place when it should have been
in the warehouse s'amped.
In Ireland, the other day, when the
charitable societies of Limerick began
to distribute a hundred carcasses ol
mutton, part of the Australian jubilee
iiift to the poor of the united kingdom,
a n ob of women jeered the recipients,
snatched the meat from them and
trampled it in the mud. The oilier ap
plicants were afraid to receive the mut
ton, apd as a result if was returned to
the stores. The action of the mob was
due to their determination not fco par
ticipate in any form iu the queen's juf
ilee. England has been n.ade happy
by the jubilee, but Ireland is not yet
ready to come to mutton.
There has been a bad feeling in
Charleston. 8. C. for several weeks
over the superseding of the white labor
in the cotton mill of that city by col
ored labor, the excuse for the change
being that the white lebor was noi
edual to the demand and not up to the
standard in efficiency. Now, the News
and Courier states that auother force
South Carolina mill is negotiating for
the services of these discharged white
employes and la ready to take forty
families as soon as arrangement* can
be perfected for housing them. This
will be a decided loee for Chartes-on.
President McKinley has sent a mes
sage to congress recommending a leg
islation providing for a commission to
adjust the currency question of the
country. The message quotes (rom
the President’s Inaugural address, in
which he said:
"Our financial system needs some
revision; our money is all good now,
but its value most not be further threat
ened. It should all be put oh an en
during basis, not subject to easy nor
its stability to doubt or dispute. There
fore I believe it necessary to devise a
system which, without diminishing the
circulating medium or offering a pre
mlnm for its contraction, will put a
remedy for these arrangements, wb'eh
temporary In their nature, might well
In the years of our proeparlty, have
been displaced by wiser provisions.
With adequate revenue secured, but
not until then, we can enter upon’ each
changes in our fiscal laws, which, will
while insuring safety and volume to
our money, no longer impose upon the
government the necessity of main
taining so forgo a gold rosorvo, with
its attendant and iasvltabie tempta
tions to speculation.*’ *
You may hunt tba world over and
you will not find another medicine
equal to Chamberlain 4 ! Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com
plaints. It is pleasant safe and relia
ble. For sale by J. P. Brogdsn Tien
ton N U.
ipRIWITY COLLEGE.
♦ • Kelt Samian Opsni Sspvsabsr 9.
Three full courses of study. Large
number of elective#- Two full ebaira in
English. Women admitted to all classes.
One Hund-ed sad one Thousand fi Uars
added to the endowment during the
I unseal sear. Only mule literary ooi
ege in North Candida that is located
In a city.
The best businegs course offered iu
the state. Send for album sad catalogue
Address JNO. C. KILGO,
Durham, N. C.
JOE&S. SAITBGIT
Have just opened «t the store of F.
Castet a forge aud handsome stock of
Dry Hoods, Clothing,
Shoes, Notions,
Infect anything you may need for the
Bummer at price* to suit the hard
times
It will be to y«ur advantage to call
to see them when in Trim ion.
American
Fretilizing
Co’s
High Grade Fertilizers.
For Sale By
T. ft Whitata,
AGENT,
Trenton JSi. C- j
gentian ggixture,
lor Cotton, Corn, Ground Pens, &c.
High Grade Tobacco Guano,
Acid Phosphate,
(14 per ceut.)
BOTE AND POTASH.
gare t§erman iKainit
At prices to salt the times, either for
Cash or good meunty, payable next fall.
Hartsfield l Potter & Co,
Successors to li. R. Hartsfield,
WHOLESALES
Commission
Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
Berries, Fruits and Southern
Produce.
419 West Street, NEW YURK.
Refffbences ; Gamma port Bank,
New York; Mecklem Bros., Bankers,
New York.
L, W. Warrock, Agent, Burgaw.
JSBTABISHED 1869.
| |ON,
WHOLESALE
FRUIT &
Produce
Commission Merchants.
, Fancy Specialties
Top Prices and Quick Returns.
190,190) Duane Street, NEW YORK.
Runuoutculrving National Bank,
New York; Bredstreet aud Ban's com
mercial agencies * '
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PIEDMONT AIR UNE-
Schedule Effective May 1,1897.
Thin condensed Rnhedufo is published
as information only, sod is subject to
change without notice to the public.
GREENS 8080, RALEIGH, OOUM&KftO
AND NORFOLK.
...... mi•—• .—4fpnMMma . 4*
BASTBOUND.
Win™ &£ ftjj. w»d
Greensboro !2 10 pm BSO am 180 am
Glbsouvillc, 12 40 pm 9 22am 2 20am
KlouCAll'gel2 46pm 9 27am 9 32am
Burlington 115 pm 9a# am 310 am
Graham. ISO p.n 940 am 818 am
Hew River 1 27 pm 947 am 828 am
Me bane 1 88 pm 10 00 »u 860 am
Hillsboro 167 put 10 2am 4 80am
University 206pm10 84 am 4 60am
Durham 225 pm 10 52 am 5 80am
Morrievilie 3 opm It 20am 6 23aiu
(Jury 810 pm 11 28 am 630 am
Bait igh 8 40 pm 11 45am 710 Ar
No. 42
ex. Bun
'Weigh 900 Lv
Auburn 8 58 pm 9 40 am
Clayton 4 29 pm 10 80 am
Selma 4 88 pm 12 45 pm li 58 am
Norfolk ••••• .»«<» 525 pm
Princeton 4*6 pm 110 pm 13 8 *p<«
Goldsboro 525 pm 140 pm 110 pm
WJSbTBUUN D-LE AVEB
S« SS Mo.l# Me. 11
telly. Dally. Ms* Dly
Goldiboro 71" am 180 pm 445 pm
Princeton 788 am 300 pm 580 pm
Norfolk 9 25 am
Selma 749 am 220 pm 605 pm
Clay 10a 815 am 8 <’3 pm 751 pm
Auburn 827 am 314 pm 820 pm
Raleigh - ——— 9 00pm
No. 41
ex. Bun
Raleigh, 858 am 8 40pm 2 00am
Cary, 9 09am 8 58pm 220 am
Morrievilie 018 am 407 pm 289 am
Durham. 950 am 4 Bpm 880 am
University, 10 07 am 436 pm B*6 am
HilUb.ro, 10 23 am 507 pm 480 am
Mebane. 10 48am 5 27pm 5 05am
Haw River, 10 56 am 588 pm 623 am
Graham, 1103 am 5 45pm 540 am
Burlington, 11 10 am 530 pm 555 am
Eton Colt*ge 11 20 am 5 59pm 60Bum
Gibscnville, 11 24 am 6 ‘Bpm 615 am
Greensboro 11 36 am 6 83pm 6 55am
Nos. 11 and 18 carry Pullman can be
tween Greensboro and Raleigh.
NORFOLK AND CHATTANOOGA.
Through Knoxville, Morristown. Hot
Springs, Asheville, Salisbury, Greens
boro. Durham. Raleigh, Wilson. Rocky
Mount and Tar boro.
Central * Eastern No. SS Nos. IS Ho. 13
lints. Sally. AIS Daily tUilj.
Nashville 12 25pm II 20pm
Chattanooga 6 20pm 4 |sam
Knoxville . 9 55pm 8 25am
Morristown lO 55pm 9 50am
Hot Spring*. 12 23am II 46am
Asheville 141 am 125 pm
Marion 3 15am 3 82pm
Morganton 8 49am 411 pm
Cunusly Sp’g* 4 06am 4 30pm
Hickory, 4 23am 4 50pm
Newton, 4 39am 5 08pm
Statesville 5 16am 548 pm
Salisbury, 6 00am 640 pm
(Central Time.)
Salisbury. 10 47am 710 am 8 15pm
(Easteru Time.)
Greensboro 12 10pm 8 50am 9 52pm
Durham, 2 26pm 10 52am 5 30am
Ra'eigb, 8 40pm 11 45am 7 lf'am
Selina. 4 38pm 12 50pm ——
Goldsboro. 5 25pm 140 pm ——
So Rocky Mt- 215 pm
Pinners Pt., —■— 5 05pm
Norfolk, Arrive, 5 25pm
Ceulril t tetuii Mo. II Xe.as Mm, ISA
Hiuo. telly. teUy. S telly!
Norfolk, Leave 9 25nm
Pinners Pu, ——— ——.— 9 45sm
So Rocky Alt 112 pm
Goldsboro 710 am I 80pm
Selma, 749 * 235 *
Raleigh, 2 00am 853 * 340 *
Durham, 330 4 950 * 438 *
Greensboro 732 ‘ 11 55 ‘ 635 ‘
(Eastern Time.)
Salisbury. 937 ‘ 815 am
(Central Tima.)
Salisbury, 855 ‘ 7 55jm
Statesville, 946 1 840 *
Newton, 10 26 ‘ 9 15 *
Hickory, 10 47 * ——- 930 »
ConelySp'gsll 06 ‘ 0 46 »
Morganton 11 28 • 10 02 *
Marion. 1212 pm 10 35 *
Asheville, 225 ‘ 1212 am
Hot Springs, 3 52- 4 1 29 *
Morristown, 555 * 300 ‘
Knoxville, 720 4 400 ‘
Chattanooga 11 35 4 —— 740 4
Nashville, ar. 5 46am —l5O pm
Noe 15 and 16, Norfolk aud Chatta
nooga limited. Between Norfolk and
Chattanooga, through Selma, buteigh,
Greensboro, SMisoury, Hot Springs and
Knoxville Pullman Drawing-room
Sleeping can between Norfolk end Nash
yllle.
Through tickets on sate at principal
stations to all point* For ratu* or infor
mation apply to any agent of Company.
W.B.OKBSM, J.MCOLP, W.A.tVHK.
OmlSapt. Trifle «n't, Gra'lteMAgt
13 9a. Ave* WaSbiogtus. D.O.
SIMON HURWITZ
——dkajjr Cl
MUTTON. HYDES, ETC.
Highest prices paid (for Hydts.
Hs also sells Milk Shakes to 000 l you
this hot weather.
T*W#W*» - ♦ - - 4T. c.
Wanted-An Idea SKgji
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