THE MORNLNO STAR WILMlizGTON; SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1910.
fAQE TI1RE3
THE STATE
TfNews, Comment and
l) in North Carolina. ;
THE MAYOR AND "THE GIRL.",
Mayor Wyr.ee and Company on Same
Train to Greensboro. ,
(Grensboro News.) ;' ' - ,
' "The Girl from Rector' headed by
Mayor J. Stanhope Wynne, of Raleigh,
spent an hour In Qreensborp -yester-dav
and for the gathering of ; curios
ity seekers around the passenger sta
tion it was a tossup between' the may
or who had stood firm in his order
that decency and morality .should be
enforced, and the "Girls'; ..who- have
suddenly had fame -ihrust' upon them
bv what some critics ' have termed
Extreme Cleverness,'1 J' and- 1 others?,
Extremely Racy." Anyway the. crowd
enjoyed the fleeting glimpses-xf . the
cii-is a3 they skipped from ,tha steps
of their private cat to the numerous
dining rooms around the! depot The
entire company appeared ; indifferent
to tho icy stares, though one ' young
woman, who had no suggestive appear
ance, boldly declared "Raleigh is rot
en " in response to a taunt" from oftg
of the would be "mashers" .lined? up
along the platform. , V .,, ' ,
When the westbound train pulled in
a gooil sprinkling of "fellers", had lin
ed themselves along the platform,
while the regular passing throng,
drawn by the common instinct of cu
riosity, p"t themselves in a - position
to see what was doing. . When the
train rolled in, with two private . cars,
containing the "naughty troup," the
younger boys gathered as close to the
cars as possible, but the "girls" wer
not i" such a hurry to get onVsemer
thing of a game in which, cards were
used occupying ' the attention of a
goodly number, from outside appear
ance for several minutes after the
stop.
"There's Mayor Wynne," somebody
remarked and immediately the crowfl
was all attention. Sure enough, claij
in immaculate white shirt, heat black
suit overcoat, and without the least
appearance of nervousness, the ' man
who had defied even the manager of
the "Girl From Rector's" was among
us, and withoutyany appearance of
rough handling by the "naughty girls"
during the four hours' ride. . . ..
WELDON NEWS NOTES. ;
Personal and General Note From try
Railroad Town, . . ' "
Weldon, X. C, Feb. Miss Hel
en Perkins, of Littleton, visited friends
here this week- Miss Elizabeth Hill
has returned home 'from a visit to
Brooklyn. N. Y. Mrs. Jt lZ Shep
herd is visiting relatives in Richmond
Mrs. W. R. Smith' went to see
her son, Ensign W. R. Smith, -Jr., .who
was in port at Norfolk with the era
ser North Carolina. IShe has" returned,
tame. .-,
Dr. S. B. Pierce, who "has decided
to leave Roanoke' Rapids,, spent Mon
day here with relatives. Ha, left for
New York where he; wilt engage in
special work .for a Jew, months r
Mrs. V.,E. Daniel has returned . from
Wake Forest, where she attended the
anniversary celebration. ; ."'-y. i
The tenement house of Joe- Dowty,
colored, near Weldonwas destroyed
by fire Sunday night. In the fire one
of Dowty's children .-was- burned, to
death, and a dog also lost Its life Ir.
the flames. : ,
Mrs. Lillie Boone Summerell, wiff
of E. L 'Summerell, died at her home
near here. (Saturday, after a lingering
illness. Mrs. Summerell was one of
the most honored residents of North
ampton county. The funeral services
were held in the . Episcopal . church
at Jackson Monday afternoon. -
Work on grading and tra&k laying
be;;an at Garysburg last Saturday and
is being pushed toward Roanoke river.
Just as soon as the Coast Line gets
its double track to. the river, work
will begin on the long steel bridge.
"Watch Weldon's Way., .
NEGRO HOSIERY MILL. , v
Enterprising Colored Men to Engage
In Manufacture, - .
(News and Observer.) :, . "
Durham, Feb. 17. The PurhafiT Tev.
tile Mills Company (incorporated) is
the name of a new, corporation Oper
ating a hosiery mill In Hayti, the iol
ored settlement of the city.
The company managing , It ' iconv
posed of Dr. A. M. , Moore, Ed.ward
and John T. Merrick, C- C.' Spaulding,
t. C. Amey and others. The MerriOk
brothers are students of .the colored
agricultural and - mechanical college
and understand the work of the' mills.
The company isn4dentfied with the
hig colored insurance company of -this
city, though the directors and 'owners
are of that company. The building
in which it is to operate is .the prop
erty of the association and Is an !e:
ceucnt lrick 'structure in Hayti.
The mill is to mattu?acttfre'hosd
solely and ten machines : will 'be' pu:
to work in the structure recently
omit there. There will - not be'i a
dollar in the company that" isn't the
accumulation of colored men ,and that
ym is to be (un' by' them, only. It
' ine only mill . owned and run ex
clusively by the colored people.
WILL DOUBLE THACK. vl
p'an nf Atlantic Coast ! Line ' From
FayetteVille to Parkton.
(News and Observer.) r
, royetteville, Feb. 17. It ls. conft:-
oently renortert here' thai the Atlar.
ic Coast Line will In the near future
egiu double tracking Its line between
ayetteville and Parkton: The actual
0rk. it is saiH tu-HI hocrr Anrtl
1st. This is in line with the genera:
"v-urme or improvement .'recently. ' in
ausurated by the system to provide
'or which a $200.000.000.-loan , i'was
neso- ia tod. Double- trackfeg ; Is How
eiiis done in South "Carolina, and as
won as the work is finished in .that
M'tdiu'r the same force will, be trans
erred to this district In order, to re
eve hv double trackinfi the' conKes-
xZ ldtnc between this city an
"vl0ii, all examDle of wh ch
'ound m the fact that each night four
111 1,ai4S8nKer traina pass over these
tairteen mils of track , within forty
4-1 minutes ' ' ;,--j."-'-i
Th5n!y ?ne "BROMO QUiMlNEw "
W rRnV,??k ,for the signaturd of E
,,Pc Com in Ono Dajr.:;25c.. r '. .
IN PI TOME
Incidents as -Reflected
NEW HANOVER CLUB.
Students Organize and Will Have Ban
, quet University Notes, v
(Special " Star . Correspondence.)
Chapel Hill, N.'.C., Feb. 1SL In the
early part . of the week the students
from .jjew -Hanover County met and
re-organized for the -year. There are
24 students, from, the City by the Sea,
pursuing their studies In every branch
of the University, both professional
and academic. In the class room, on
the ,? grid-iron, , in debate, on the dia
mond and cinder path and in the .Glee
Club and orchestra, N:w Hanover has
had- a full ftuota- of. men an3t being
thus active in every phase of college
life. It is fit that they should organize
a; social club. ' . , ' f . ' v T
'At the recent; meeting officers were
elected for the ensuing years as fol
lows: F. JV Duls, president; D. R.
Murchlson, vice president; S. VanB.
Nichols, secretary and treasurer, and
"Sleepy" Strange, potf:.- It was unani
mously decided . to hav6 a banquet
some time in the near future and Hr
M, Solomon and D. R. Murchlson
were appointed as a banquet commit
tee' :to make arrangements - for the
spread". .The occasion for the ban
quet is the. so-called "Hinton James"
day. Hinton James ,was thQ. first stu
dent to enter the University, and com-
ng from New Hanover county, he
matriculated in February, 1795. Ev
ery year on this date a banquet is held
n commemoration of ; the event and
the one this year will come fullv un
to the standard , set as there will , be
on hand such speakers us Dr. -K. P.
BatUe, Dr. J. G. DeR. Hamilton and
Prof M. C. S Noble. : " . ,
The Y. M; C. A. has" organized its
annual mission classes and fruitful
work iis being; done along these, lines.
mere are live Classes of the studies
which will -meet regularly, from now
until Easter. The classes are under
Khe capable direction of Dr. A. H. Pat
terson, Rev. R. W. Hogue,' Messrs. E.
E. Barrett. G. Minakuckie. D. . B.
Bryan, A. R. Morgan and W. H. Ram-
seur. . - . . ' .. v ,
Further- action has "been going on
or , the celebration of Junior week.
The fraternities have elected-Mr. W.
Joyner leadel of the Frnt Hod and
Messrs. vp. R. Murchison and Grover
Beard ref assistants: The Seniors
have decided to eliminate the Senior
reception, this. year as it cannot -be put
n at the. proper time ahd if held when
made necessary by . the present sche
dule, it would be a farce. -
The Gym team is working hard to
get in trim-for an exhibition to be
held shortly before Easter. Mr. Cle
vis Kerr was elected captain of the
team and daring his illness Mr. W. M.
l arsley has been acting as field car
tain. ' - .
Resolutions of regret were recently
passed by . the .University Law Class
uion the death of Judge Shepherd.
MORE FOOD, " ESS COTTON.
Charlotte News Gets Encouraqinn
J? Opinion of Crop I Prospects.
t, . (Charlotte News.) .
A prominent North Carolina spin
ner who Is at present in New York
remarked; "There is less cotton held
back in iny ftate right now than then1
usually is in July.", The same man
said: "There is a great mistake-being
made by the cotton world, in my opln
on, as to the acreageUhat is going to
be planted this spring.. The acreage
n my State, will not be increased, but
on. the other hand it will bte reduces.
It was the bad weather and not the
small-acreage that made this crc) a
Small one. .
In the-eastern state of the belt more
land is going to be. put in food crops
his -year than ever before. The high
price of food is forcing it, the govern
ment is working for it, "the farmers
Union is insisting on it, the merchants
are encouraging it and the farmer is
being educated to it.
rrl ' il. M 1 ' t , l- Ai v
many .. small farmers are worse on
than.usuaj in spite Of -the high price
of cotton.- Corn is going to be planted
this spring as, never before. The tele
phone and the rural free delivery are
educating - the farmer . .more rapidly
than ever before and he is not going
to be a one crop man. any longer.' You
notice that you -do not hear any talk
ing by the farmers' union "about re 4
ducing acreage ;this spring. This sur
prised me, and. Tasked a veryntelli-
powerful organizationrabout it.
- He saia tiiae tnere.wouia ne.no lay
about .reducing acreage-by the Farm
ers' Uionihi; spring because it would
encourage farmers not members or
the union , to plant more cotton; ; but
that at their secret meetings every
member jxt the -Farmers Union was
binding himself to reduce- his cotton
acreage 25 per cent .ana tnat wnen
the - government compiled the acreage
figures - they would be a great sur
prise to the colon -world." .,r- .
v . ,- ; r
TO BE FINISH&D IN FALL.
President Fries :: of - the Southbound
Gives Out interesting imormauon.,
(Charlotte Observer.)
L Winston Salem. Feb. -17.-The "Win
ston-Salem ISOuthbound Railroad wil
be comDleted by next -August' or . -Sen-
tember,-according tof President Henry
E.'. Fries in a" statement today. some
of the contractors along, the line are
working double, shifts . day: and nignt,
and most satisfactory progress is re-
DOrted. -iSIxteen. Immense steam bdov-
els are being used in grading at va
rious points. The contractors are,
working the ; largestand jnost . effic
ient forces obtainable. ; ! .
V Rails1 will probably be .begun , to- be
laid next- month,- the contracts for
this work to-be let soon.,-M
There will -be foiir' large br?dge?. on
the ' road. The iSalem creek viaauct
will. be 690 feet long'r and 93; feet
above the water at the highest point.
This viaduct will- be 'double tracked :
the others will be single: One over
the" Yadkin river will be '1.400" fee,
long;; the others at Soflthfork and at
Soakass will be, : -respectively, 70'1
and 870 Jeet long: ; "
i The progress of construction . is an
indication of the untiring energy ahd
well defined plans of the men.. behind
the road.- k
The ads win show y 01 whether or
oot there's a chance today to buy that
oieoe it Juraiture At tour price. -
THE human stomach f cart stand : the wrong
., diet foKa long time. The grate bars in
boiler's stomach can:be ruined-bythe wrong
ft
. . New jftyle Caps, 25c to :$1.50. , ;
;New &yle Clot Wng for men and boys.
'New syle Hats for young .and old.
New tyle Shoes for the .whole family.
Holeproof Socks and Stockings in all colors,
all kinds. ,r ; ;.vC ' ' ' .
special attention is given to our tailoring de
partment. , Theline is new, up to date and of
the very bes makes. V. ' .-,
; Suits from $10.00 up to $45.00. ; - -1 1 r
' Jusl received some of the new handsome
brown shades. Come in
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Head-to-FootOutf itter. ,
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fe 11 tf
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Manufactured by the American Steel & Wire Co. This is th best
iand strongest Field. Fence they make. ; "We. are now receiving" a CarJoadV.
which will be ready for distribution tomorrow. Let us have your orders
at'onyd while' we have a full assortment. of slzes. This makes nine car
loads of -this fencing- we have sold
ness in neia renemg. . . i . .
,We now iave? another ear load
E. SPRINGER & c6.
Purceil Building,
GA
OUR GASOLINE 13 MORE VOLATILE THAN ANY GASOLINE
ON THE MARKET. CONTAINING THE MAXIMUNll PER CENT OF
f ' POWER PER GALLON; MADE FROM ONE GRADE OF CRUDE. EN
SURING. UNIFORMITY IN QUALITY.' I
t v ...... ' A
12c per Gallon in Galvanized Iron Barrels
V ' - 'F. O. B. Wilmington.
For Perfect LubricBtbn
THONB
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ip 9) MARK ETi ST
itliernOS
- Opposite Poloff ice.- Ornized 1905;-
Capital; ;;V:;..:V ..... ...ir:.;; 200,000.00
Surplus and Profits ; J . . . . :. .V; .w . 145,000:00
MATT . HEYER,
diet in a single -day.
It's truethey can be
reolaced; but replace-
mentsv are c o s 1 1 y ; 1
vnere Atlantic uuar:.
anteedvCoal is used
they are ; very seldom :
necessary. ' r
ATLANTIC STATES COAL SCOKE-CO.,
luuimuna, to - . .
mm
ami look them over.
: nn:
fi
: -
since, last March. We have the busi
of Bucks s
stoves on the way,r ,-..
I-
Wilmington, H. ti
SOEINE
Use THE8EST Auto Oil. &'i
873
Wen
rbp want good" lookma 'duraftj
and stylish Shoes at moderate
prices We'll Jtistput it mildij
. ana ea i- that-Wve th bew
, $3.50 and $4.00 8hoei this conn
try produces i . v ,: .-.-' ..i?..;
? In rat.eKld; Qahmctar and Vla '
JiCsEi
C CHAS, EVANS,
HOW; TO CURE1 RHEUMATISM. ,
" - t . 'b ;-.'': - -r
It Is an internal Disease and Requires
an Internal Remedy.
: The cause of . rheumatism "and r kin
dred diseases la ah excess of uric acid
In the blood. To, eiire this terrible di
sease "this acid must be expelled and
the system so regulated that no moTe
acid will be Termed in excessive quan
tities. . Rheumatism is an internal di
sease and requires an Internal remedy
Rubbing, with; oils and Jiniments will
not cure, affords only temporary relief
at best, and allows the. malady to "get
a firmer hold on you Liniments may
ease the pain, but they will no more
eure.. rheumatism than paint will
change the fibre of rotten wood.
Science has at last discovered a per
fect and complete eure, which Is call
ed "Rheumacide." Tested In hundreds
of cases it has effected the most man
velous cures; we believe It will cure
you, Rheumacide-"gets at the joints
from the inside, sweeps the poisons
out . of the system, tones up the system,--regulates
the liver and kidneys
and .makes you feel well all over,
Rheumaclde "strikes 'the root of the
disease and removes its cause." ; This
splendid -remedy ; Is sold by 'druggists
and ; dealers generally at 60c and ?1
a' bottle. In Tablet form at 25c and
506 a package. . fr a . bottle today.
Poofctef free If you write to Bobbltt
Chemleal -.Od Baltimore. Md. -
Oliver
Typewriters
To each purchaser of a New
Oliver Typewriter within the
nexteri days we will give an
up to date Toledo ' Roll Top
Typewriter Desk. ,
Jtebuilt typewriters of all kinds,
Tjoderwopds, : Remingtons, .Oli
vers and other standards-makes
at half ..original price. Typewrit
'er Ribbons and Carbon" of ajl
- kinds. ! Every one of our rib
bons are .guaranteed-r money
refunded. S- - " '
G. W. YATES 8 GO.
Market Street -
fe 13 tr
STATEMENT OF CONDITION :
THE MURCHISON
NATIONAL BANK
of wxianKGTox. n. c. ; .
At tb Clooe of BtiilneiTa, January Slat, 1910.
RESOURCES. .
Loans and Discounts . i..... ..$3,4S.OS3 75
U. 8. Bonds. at par) ........... 551.000 00
Bank Building ..... 25)00 00
N. C. State and othee bonds.... 143.7S3 00
Canh and due by Banks ....... L13LKJ3 02
$5,334,481 r
LIABILITIES. '
Capital Stock .'. 550.006 6a
Surplas and Nat Profit ........ 873,579 OS
Circulation t 550.000 00
0. 8. Bond Account 100.000 00
Deposits ,. .. i.... ....... 3,758,882 69
.55,334.481 77
DEPOSITS J
January 31st. 1908........ ......$2,921,988 W
January 31st,; 1910.. i3.758.SS2 69
: H. C. McQUEEN, Pk-esldent.
- J. V ORAINCER, Vice President.
' - J. W; YATES. Vice President;
& S. GRAINGER, Cashier. -
fe4 tf v' -
,fA Stitch .in
Time Saves
iVne
99
. - v Taek advantage of . the com
mon sense - contained" In the'
above old adage, by giving as
your orders for Stoves ; . and
Heaters before the cold weather
arrives ! . . .
-,We carry one of the largest
stocks and : beat assortment . of -Hardware
in the State at prices
wbieb. defy competition. ' y
Come in, can up 106 or 1020
or write and let us figure with
yea. '. ';' r . " ; ' - :; '- -
6 COMPANY. ;
109-111 North Front Street.
; 200 Bushels Bradly8 .Celehrated
i Cotten 8eed. -:, . I
$00 Saeks Genuine Aroostook -Co,
Maine Seed. Pstatoea.'.:;
I-1,040 ,Bushls -Texas Rat Proof,
v Gate. "
8,000 fKegs Steel ; and .Ctit Wlre -.
Nails. ... ::"y :S:'- n -'
. ;,fl00 Sacks '.Rice; (all. grades):
-25Q Barrels Nice, Mullets. ?, :
8,000. Sacks 'uommon, fine, oaii.
t 200 Sacks Rock Salt. . - , ; - v
! l50KSaeks;ice Qream'.Salt
i 8006arrela 'Package Salt . V'.'
Get bur Briees.; We. areana
to do ttaslnass. 1j" :' :""'-';'. ''v
0;UGi)RE;CI3.
Wholesale", Grocers and Impor-
V Wilmrngton,' N. O.- '
iliii!
SUBURBAN SCHEDULE
In SffeVt Thorsday, Sapfemtwr' 80th; 1 60S.
--."I 1 r to beach: ' v. v '" ' '-r'.-'
' WEEK OATS-Leave ront ad Princes
treets at 6:50, 8:30,-10:00 and 11:30 A. IL.
0)0, 30, 4:3ft 1:10 and 8:30 P.
SUNDATS Lve . Front and PrlBeea
treeta at 80. 10 X).-110 A. , M.. 1:00. 2:30
3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4 0, 5m 6:30, 6:10. 1HD
and 8:30 P. M. --. .-: . V .- - -
i TO TPflLMINOTON. . ...
9 :15 and 10:45 A. MM 12:15, 1:45. 3-45. 5:15.
7:50 and 9:15 P. M. ; - '
5:45, ff:23, 6:50, 7:15 and 9:15 P, M.
f : ". TO'wRIGHTsVlIXE. K :''
WEEK DATS Leave Front and Princes
streets at6:50, 8:00, 8:30, 10:00, 11:30 A. M
i:w,T3:uu, o:io, iao, 8 ju, io :uo and
11:00 P.M., --
SUNDAYS Leave - Front and Princesi
streets at 8:30. . 10:00. 11:30 A. M 1 :0a, 2:30
8:30, 4 :00, 4 50, 5rt, 5:30, T:10
:30. 10:00 and 11:00 P.-M." ,
i - - "
" p TO WILMINGTON. ,
WEEK' DATS Leave WriKbtsTiUe a
U :20. 7:55. 8:25, 9:25, 10:55 A. M".. 12:25
I JS5, SJ55, 5:25, 6.36. 80fc 95, 10:25 and
8CNDAY8 Leave Wria-htsville at 9:55
3:25, 5:55, 65. 7:00, 8:00, 9:25, 105 and
i:zd. r. ai.
. - CAROLINA PLAGE.
FRONT AND PRINCESS
TO CAROLINA PLACE. .
WEEK,DAYS -Leave Front and Princes
at 6:52 A. M., and every ,15 minutes there
after until 10:37 P. M. .
SUNDAYS Leave Front and Princes
8:22 A. M, and every 5 minutes thereaftei
CDUl lUtOI t. AL.
? TO FRONT AND PRINCESS. '
WEEK DAYS Leave 17th and Market at
:45 A-'M., and every 15 . minutes tbereaf
rer nntii iu:4S. v. M.
SCN DAYS Leave 17th and Market at
h ::iO A. M., and .every 15 minutes thereaftei
... v FREIGHT. '
Leave Wilmington dallv excent 8nndai
at 4:00 P. M." Freight Depot from 3:00 t
4 P.;M.. vv v-r.-'y.,V-:' .- .
Uulekegt and Beat Line West and North
v went. ;V- ' . i
BUk System. Rk'SaQaat SMb Rait.
.. ScJiedale in Effect Alay-lst; 1909. :
Lv Norfolk . I. ......
7:30 a ml
7 :30 d n
Lv. Petersbn rg .....
10:25 am
10:20 p di
itv. liurtmm .
Lv. Lvncbbure
7 :00 a ml
o:su p m
2:lSa m
?:20 p m
:45 pm
8:30 am
20 p ml
Ar. Cl&cianatl
Ar. Columbus
t 4 a-
i :6k) ami
6:45 aim
Ar. Chicago ..
Ar. St Louis .
fi:00pm!
78 p ml
' Close connections made for Seattle. San
Francisco and all Western points. .
Pullman sleeping and parlor xars N. and
W. Cafe dining cars. Equipment and ser
vice standard of excellence. Blue Rldae and
AUeRhenj- mountains crossed at most pic-
curesquenans. r . -
nme -tames, oesenpave uieraiure ano
n formation free, Correspondence invited,
.v W. B. BEV1LL,
- Gen. Pass! Agent, Roanoke, va. .
C. H. BOSLEY,
: Diet. Pass. Agent, Richmond. Va.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Bv virtue of the powers of sale contained
In certain mortage deeds made' by. Julius
8owan- and wife Julia Oman to The North
arolina Home Building Association,- one
bearing date the 6th of February, 1909cand
duly registered on the records of New Han
ever County in Book 58, page 62, and the
uie otner oearing aate tne lain or aiarcn
1900. and dulv recorded in Book 58. Dace
22V the undersigned will sell, to the high
est matter, at public auction, for casn at
the Court House door of New Hanover
twelve ocloek M., oa Friday the 11th day of
Marcb.' 1910. the following described prop
erty in said City of Wilmington, N. C, to-
wit:-r Beginning at a point m tne western
nne oi Kan am street w reel west oz tne
western line. of, Bay street: runs thence
westwardly with said northern line of
Rankin street 45 feet; thence northwardly
Darallel with Bav street 66 feet: thence
eastwardly parallel with Rankin street 45
teet; tneuce soutnwaraiy parallel witn.eay
street 66 feet to the Beginning, being part
of enster half of Lot 5, Block 243.
This sth of February, 1910.
THE NORTH CAROLINA 'HOME BtTTLD-
, UNO ASSOCIATION.
By John D. Bellamy &. Son.,
fe 9 30d. .. - 4 -. ... ; Attorneys..
MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtne of the power of sale- contained
in a certain mortgage deed made by C L.
Dickinson and wife Lilly W. Dickinson to
Samuel, Blossom, bearing date the 15th of
June, 1909, and -duly registered on the rec
ords of New Hanover County in Book 53
page 446, the undersigned will sell ton the
highest bidder, at public; auction, for sash
at the Court House door of New. Hanover
county in Wilmington, N. C, at twelve
o'clock M"., on Thursday the lOta day of
March, 1910, the following described prop
erty in said City of. Wilmington, N. C.,- o
wltf Beginning . at a" point in the South
ern line of Ann street 100. feet- east of the
eastern; line of -Fifth street;' runs thence
eastwardly- with . the: southern line of Ann
street 35 -feet and 3 Inches; tbence south
wardly parallel with Fifth street 66 feet;
thence westwardly parallel with Ann street
35 feet ' and 3 inches; .thence - northwardly
parallel with Fifth street 66 feet to tbs be
ginning, being part of Lot 1, Block UT. .'
This 7th day of February. 1910- t
r , - - SAMUEL -BLOSSOM,.
By John D. Bellamy & Son. .
fe 8 SOd. - : . Attorneys.
CIGARS!
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Beqiuse It 7.eBel
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correct to -JAXtrAjaTsfttW ; u .
; '. - - -notice. ' . . .'. ' . .."
lBfrma,tlm, well m ooanctloa trttk
ttvsis arc Mt guaranteed. . , , . -
NOBTHBOUKD.
NO.-4& -
Dairy.,'
' NeJi-41v
DaOy ;A
LvJ Wliminirton ...
Ar. Goldaboro .....
Ar. Wilson .. v. ..,
Ar. Rockv Mount .
.. H.OVHUl
....111 :37J pm
....I12 :30 pm
19:09 pm
11:01 pnv
11 :45 pm
Ar. weld on ;
4 :55 pm
6:10 pm
7:05 pm
8 -(V nrr
a.i ii ui 1
If VI 1UI .......
885aai
Ar. Petorsburs ...
Ar. Richmond
4:40 aza
8:00 am.
O 1A km
Ar. Washington
111 -0 pm
Ar. Baltimore . ..
Ar. W. Philadelphia
s:4uam
U :33 pm
Ar. New York ......
u:sv
4 iW ifUX
SOUTHBOUND.
1 i '.
. v- mm,. aw mt
Dally. .- Daily..
.nar r .n L
. Ka At .. i AQ
L".. New York .. '..
Lv. W. Philadelphia .....
Lv. Baltimore i
Lv. Washington ... ......
o:i4 pm uuu am
10:00 pm I 4:20 am.!
Lv. Norfolk
3 :00 pmt
Lv Weld on
8s48am!ll0atn.
Liv. ttocay Mount .......
Lv. Wilson ..'
5:05 am 12:40 Dili
0 ie9 am 1:62 pm
6:40am E :53pm
9:43 am 6 d.5 pay
jv. Goldsboro .......,.
r. Wilmington ,
WEST AND SOUTH.'
via wUsea,
6L
6S
42
Lv Wilmington . I 5:30 ami 3 .15 pmf 7 :00 pm
&r. siorence ....i v: ami 7:zopm :uii
am.
Ar. Columbia ,.
1:00 pmill a0 pm
ax. Aua-usia ...
8:00 pm
8:20 pm
Ar.
Ar
Atlanta ....
Nashville ..
Memphla ...
LoulsviU ..
Cou'tl
o :wi am
Ar.
tOpm
Ar,
i:iu pm
4015 pm
1 U5 pm
3:55 pm
8:15 pm
7:00 am
Ar,
Ar. Charleston .
11220 pm
iaa am
9f&0 am
1:30 nm
Ar Savannah . .
Ar. Jacksonville
iVM am
7:15
Ar: Tampa
7:00 pm
1025 pm
Pnllman service Florence to Atlanta and
Atlanta to destination.
"t. NORTHBOUND.
RO 84 - '
Dally. I1 Dany;
Lv. Tamna
9 :00 pm
110:30 am f
lt. jacksonvuie
Lv. Savannah
Lv; Charleston
Lv. Columbia
Lv. Anarnsta
7 :;) am
111 :55 am
:o pm
12:15 am.
4 :25 nm
ouu ana
9 25 am
1:40 pm
4 :10 pm
2:45 pm
8:03 nm
I.T. ITlnrMM
Ar.' Wilmington
111 :09 pm
WILMINGTON AND BANRD.
Westbourd. - ' . - Eastbonn4.
53 Dally. ' . 52 DaUy. '
8:40 AM. ...Lv. Wilmington Af.... 8i)5M
11:45 AM... Ar. Favettevtlle Lv..- 4:50PM
12:10 PM....LV. Fayetteville Ar.... 4:43 PM
,t:40PM......4x. Sanford Lv...,..8O0 P3 -
WILMINGTON AND NEWBEBN.
North bonnd.
Soutabe-nnd.
1 62
Dally except
Rundav.
3:25 PM,..'.Lv. Wilmington Ar . .12 :R3 PM
5:17 PM A.. JackaonviUe Lv. ....10:55 AM
6:44 PM...Ar: N. & 8. Jet Lv.... 9:35 AM
t50PM...rAr. NewUern Lv...... 9:30AM
"VIA PETERSBURG AND N. W. BY..--
. - Daily Except Sunday. . ,VV;
Trains No. 42 and 41 carry Pnllman Sleep
lng cars with broiler service, between WB-
mington ana wasmngton, connsenng viu
Pennsylvania R. R., for all points. East -Trains
48 -and 49 carry Pullman Parlof '
cars betwen Wilmington and Norfolk.
Trains No. 55 and - 60 carry Pullman
Sleeping cars between Wilmington and
coiumoia. .. t- - j
" T. C WHITE,
' .". General Passenger i Agent, t:;-
W. J. CRAIG,' v;
1 Passenger Traffic Manager.' .
SEAlSOA'tSP
Air Lino Railway
SCHEDUl-E
Apply at Union Depot Ticket Office or
S. A. L. Railway Freight Office Telephones
No. 1294 or No. 6. . ,
Trains Leave Wilmington Effective Feb. (t
. . ' . .-. : 1810. .--J: xJr- r. :
Na. as 1 1 bo A. . M. For. Hamlet, end
Charlotte, connects at Hamlet with No. 6
for Raieign and points wortn.- -
No. 89 3:45 P. M. For llamlet, conneoe
lng with through trains for Atlanta, Char
lotte, Birmingham,- Jacksonville,. Norfolk,
New York and trains in all directions. Ar
rive Hamlet 7:45 P. M.; leave Hamlet 8:09
P. M.. arriving Charlotte 10:48 P. M.
Trains Arrive at Wilmington
Ne. 40 itl5 P. M. From Hamlet
No. 44 12:20 A.. M. From Charlotte. and
Hamlet.." "
No. 45" connects at Hamlet ' with No. 66
tor all points North at Monroe wltk No. 63
for Atlantt. - - .-- , . -r-
No. 8 connects at Hamlet witi No. 41 for
Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis and Chat
lotte, with No. 64 and No. 92 for Washing
ron and New York and Portsmouth, tiot
folk and No. 43 for Columbia, Savanna
and Jacksonville. .
Parlor Car Service will be maintained be
tween .Wilmington and , Hamlet en No. 88
leaving Wilmington at 4 P. M.", and Itov
W arriving at W mington at toft P. M.
B. W. , ARRINQTOS,
1 -5 Dnlon Ticket Agent
t . Pkone No. O. -1
. P A. FETTER, Agent
" Phone Mo. E. ' - ;
, DIv. Passenger AetnL.
. . Raleigh, N. C. - ' ! ' ,
C B. BRYAN.
. General Passenger Agent , v
v. ' ' - Portsmontn. va, .,
I ' "." i up
Clyde Steamship
to
NEW YORK
':. and
At
GEORGETOWN, S. C
1 new. yokk to xmMTKarov.-,. t .
Atlantic
BkS. VCarib". ; . .' .Friday, Feb. M, X?iO -
. .vauiuu.i(,,,ciiud;, adv.,hi .4.-
tii .-. BblnnH . .S?tnrdflV. Fab. WJtfW
S. 8 "Carib'V.. . .'.Satarday-reb; 2a, Ul
fi . WILMINGTON vTO GEORGETOWN,
S. S. "Sabine". ..Monday. Feb. 14. l$i&
S. S. 'Carib',. . i.. ... L .Monday J'eb. SL 1019
Throughbills - of lading - Md . 4wct
trough rates guaranteed J to and. from all
lnU in North, and ;SontH.CareilBa.v' ;s,
For neigiu passage appiy io
. -HL E., MAYN AR17, "
.Freight Traffic JWanafeer.. 1t -A
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