WEEK'S IIEl'iS AT IpEfiTO;
Congressional Convention Excursion
Over Clinchfleld Tobacco Sales.
Violating Fih CawLong v
Distance .Telephone, j.
(Special Star. Correspondence.)
Lumberton, N. C., July 23. -Those
of our people 'who Went to". Wright's-
ville to attend the. Congressional con
vcntion and expecting a warm time
regardless of the ocean breezes, "do not
srcm to have been .disappointed' In
that respect. -Many returned: wearing"!
smiles and countenances of satlsfac
tion, while others carried iisris of dfs
gust. . ' t V '., -A-
Those who we have heard express
themselves say It was' a record-hreak-
er and declare they never want to at
tend another convention if-it has to be'
anything like the Wfightsville storm.
The convention seems to-have been a1
rapid worker, as after all the disorder
it produced twin candidates in about
24 hours, and by the time 'the Repub
licans pet through with It there may
be triplets. Everybody seems to be at
sea, nobody being .able to .forecast the
result. Everyone is agreed on one
thing Mr. Clark is a good clean. man,
and one that the district "may be proud
to vote for. The Republicans are wear
ing smiles of satisfaction. . During, the
convention Lunrberton peofle werte
kept well posted on what was being
done, The Robesonian and t Star ' both
furnishing bulletins. Manager- Ham
ilton, of the Western Union, was "at
his best and gave possibly" the best
service ever given nere.' "He stayed
on the job Thursday night until every,
body" was worn out and her -was left
alone. The Western Union has thous
ands of good ;raehxlh ;ltsv service. -but
patrons of the Lumberton office would
not exchange Mr, Hamilton for any of
them. ' ' -. -::- -j -'
The indications are that a godd
many people from this section will
take advantage of the excursion to
Johnson City, Tenn.rnex week.' : All
who have ever been on an O. (R. C. ex-,
cursion know that everything is flrstV
class, and no pains are spared to make
everyone have a good time. This will 1
be no exception,' and people in this
section who have never seen the moun-
tain scenery in western North Caro
lina will never have a better oppor
tunity. While the advertising matter
does not say anything about the col
ored people, we are told that cars will
be provided for all the colored people
who may desire to goi 'Messrs. John
Morris and John Gilmore, who will
have charge of the refreshment car,
are making arrangements to take care
of the crowd, so that.there will be no
need to worry about something -to: eat.
Meals will be served right on the train
at home prices. Train will leave .Lum
berton 7:25 A. M., arriving at Johnson
City at 6:30 P. M. i
It is told on one of ; the delegates
to the Wrightsville convention this
week, that he was so anxious for the
time to arrive and so ' greatly ." feared
that the supply of 'railf6ad tickets '
would be short that he actually went I
down to the station last Sunday and
purchased his ticket, though he did,
not need it until Wednesday morning..
He told a friend who accompanied him
to the station Sunday that he did not
proppsejo. takeajiychanqfiptjnot..
getting a ticket, that he had to have
it then. ' ; r; " - r -' " v
Lumberton will. have its opening to
bacco sales Tuesday,- the 26th, 1
which time it is expected a good deal
of the weed will be disposed-of.' Sev
eral of the gentlemen' Who conduct
the tobacco sales at this place every
season, have been' here: some" time
making prparations for the season. We
have heard several farmers express
themselves as being much pleased
with their tobacco crops this season,
while others say it is not as good as
they have had.
, Contractor A. A. Ivey began work
this week on a machine shop and auto
mobile warehouse building fbr Mr.
Sandy McLeod on- the Vacant lot Just
east of the residence of Mr.;E. D. Mc
Neill. The building Is -to he , built of
trick, 56x75 feet, single story. v
Deputy Sheriff .A. E, Spivey carried
a colored woman to the asylum - at
Goldsboro Wednesday, leaving here at
9:35 A. M. and returning at 6:i5 P.'M.
The round trip. Lumberton t6 Golds
"boro via Fayetteville and Selma, in
eight hours and 50 minutes is not bad
travelings A''
The town is now making war on' the
grass and weeds which-in some , sec
tions have almost blocked-? the; sld?
walks. The rainy weather tot the past
month has given the grass a chance
to show itself and the advantage has
not been neglected., ' With '. fair wea
ther and the present force of men at
woi k, in a few .days there Will be a
. great change in the appearance of the
different streets in town. , ;
Several of the fishermen in the low"
er end of the county seem to be in all
kinds of trouble on account of violat
ing the fish law. It is against the
Mate laws to fish with nets or traps
in certain waters in Robeson county
nd if people will run the risk they
niay expect to catch trouble as well as
if the law is respected as it
should be, in a very short time fishing
'n Lumber river with hook and line
would be fine sport. ' ;
At last Lumberton is connected witi
the outside world by the long distance
Phone, and can talk with any point
reached by the long -distance system,
inisjs one of the things we have been
behind on and now that the Tservice is
nere it is to be hoped that it will be
iiserally patronized, thereby insuring
Rood service. The rate to Wilmington
,s ') cents, and how often would a per
son be glad to pay many times that
amount for the use of the imone just
a minute. . .:.v .
The motion picture, show jwhich has
jwn operated by Mr. G.i Badger -JMc-'"n
at the opera house for the past
HlOntQS. rlnsfA loaf nlo-Kf Tf la
i, tea that another-picture show, to
Uf operated everv nto-h . .ui
nla'd !l tae same place, beginning
"n Monday night, August 1st, . Thes
..w are a source of much pleasure,
pecia ly to the youhg people. : .
, county Superintendent J. n, Ponta
wlnot.ic? that the.Robeson-ounty
Jeachers' -InnHtnta ,! tl
umberton, beginning .August! ISthi
aa last he 1. r , a.-x
or the colored people wUl be. held at
be Za 4ume' -These institutes wil!
J conducted by,Prof. W. H. Swiftef
t.rconsboro Graded Schools, Pror.
Sentelle,. of tho Lumberton
uraaea 'bchool,, and Miss M. L. Mill-
man, an expert-in nrimary work
", A telegram reecived yesterday from
Mr..A. t w. -McLean- who is in a h&spl
lai at , Kocnester, .Minn., states that
tne operation which had been perform
ed on him for appendicitis was entirely
successful ,and - the many friends of
Mr. MCL-eanr will he delighted to know
that he Is now on the road to ranid
iTecovery. ' .'..- . ,-
While travelings throueh the coun
try a few days ago with aTgentleman
friend, he pointed out an elegant home
on the way and asked if we knew who
lived Merer We did not -and sn. in.
luimeu mm., well, sir " said f nni
friend, "the man : who owns -.tnd lives
in that house has a sister intthe coun
ty home, f i He is absolutely too stincrr
tar eat enough, and let his sister go to
the county, home rather than help, her,
because shells afflicted and not able
to do much Work." ; If is possible thai
sucn: a man as mat lives in Robeson
county? Sad, but seems, to be true, v
- The Seaboard is advertising an ex
cursion, to be run to Norfolk. Va , Aug.
2nd, the fare for. the round trip 'from
Lumberton , tielng M.5Q.,' f
Two colored boys were before Mav-
prt .Rowland i yesterday : charged wltn
snagging trains. They were .discharged-upon
payment of costs and a eood
reprimand. .
airs, uiuyo. u. ; j. o wnsend and little
sob will leave early iext week for
Morganton; where they r will SDena
some time visiting relatives: Mrs.
Mollie R. Notment and children win
leave tomorrow morning for Rowland,
where they; expect to spend seeVral
days; With relatives.-; Mr and Mrs;
WW. Dougherty and children and Mrs.
W. IM: Baggetrand child,-left yester
day morninei for IBlowincr Rnrlr M r! .
pit. Dougherty will return in ten "days
on iwo weeKs, oat otner members -of
the iparty wrill . remain until Septem
ber. -Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Durham
and . children left" Thursday for Gas-
tonia and Hendersonville. They will
be away ftr several , weeks. -Mr.
Jno. Ai Robinson and .little, daughter.
miss Jennie, Tamer and sister of Mrs.
Fred Singletary. after stendine nart
of the week here, leftyesterday mornt
ing for home atarty'S. C..-accom
panied by Mrs. Singletary , and little
Bon, who wilt Bpend sjome time in that
town.-rr-Mi"V and Mrs.; RIchasd "Nor-
inent are eipected .home tonight. from
.sneDorc wnere they.have heen visit
ing raative3-Mr and -Mrsr. P.
Townsend and children are among the
Liuiauerwn.. peopie wnoare visiting
Wrjghtsvilfe Beach. -."- vJU
, -The- condition of Mr. C. P.-MdAllIs-
ter, who has been sick of fjpver fr the
past three weeks, - is now Improved,
ana-u is nopea lie will soon be en
tirely recovered. , ;:- .
There has' been no new '.cases'tot
smallpof than the" one distpveredfia
few days ago, which Is the only calle
'that has been here. The patient is Mi
proving and ho'other cases are expejist
ed; As a - matter of precaution, 4
guard is still maintained at the rejil
dence where the disease is located. S ;
The Republicans . of LmbertSi
township held their, townshffi convfhi
tion this afternoon to tpp63Qt delei
gates i to-the county convention Jafj
-K1.' ' IV T.t n ni x v.S!
iu. viiaii uiau Ei. snuoier oeuyj
absent, Dr. R. M. -Nomafnti presided
and V. M. Taylor acted s Jecretaiiy.
After everal ; enthusiastic- addresses
me roiiowmg gentlemen were appomt
edVrH. Taylor, TV J. Davis. W. H.
KinlaW, R. M.fNorment, J. Bullard,
Wi H. names and R. O. Edmund.
-There-was a large Croitan picnic
Tield at i Old Union , Chapel : in this ,
county today at which CoL N. A. Mo
Lean"anrMrr Kr rW.rEIverni5reTnadei
speeches, both of , which are said , to
have been unusually, fine efforts - and
were received with close- attention,'
It is said the Croatans had been advis
ed 'by some politicians to keep away
from the picnic, telling them it was
to try. to deceive them in some things.
Everybody knows Jt is useless to ad
vise them to stay away when Col. -McLean
is to 'be there, "v Just as well say
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as that is what they will do. ' V -
Ar dwelling In East Lumberton own
ed by Mr. Sandy McNeill and occupied
by Mr. W. W. Wilson, of the Dresden
Mills, was destroyed by fire this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from a defec
tive - flue in the ' kitchen. . sMr. Wilson
carried i $750 insurance on furniture,
about" half, "ok -which . was saved. ;it
was not "learned as to ' Insurance on
the building. - Z . , ,, '
A. prominent Republican stated here
tonight that he hoped his party, would
endorse Clark foe Congress as he con
sidered, him the best man . in the div
trict, regardless of party. . .
Sheriff McNeill received- a telegram
tonight 'from John's Station, in the
upper end of the county,' saying a col
ored :boy , had. been killed on John Will
McQueen's ? place . near Maxton, skid.
asking that the cbroner; be rsent ? No
particulars were given. ' T ?
BISGUSSIIIG . CQIiVEIITIOti
Congressional;,. Situation . Enters' Into
r Columbus County Affalrs-Grjen
' ' Swamp Cases-Personal , and ";
General Items.
? (Special Star Correspondence.) '
Whlteville, July 23. The action 'of
tne Congressional ' Convention is all
the sensation now in "Whiteville, and!
otif people are divided, into two fac
tions." The followers of Congressman
Godwin seem determined to stick to
their candidate, whether he was nori-1
mated by a rump ' cOnvejation or not. :
i Ereryf conservative; citizen depre-!
cates - that : dual ; ticket, and . the : split' It;
will bring , about- in the Democratic
party in diif county and district The
Republicans are jubilant, and say they
will put out candidates for every coun
ty Office-, sv :--f i - '' ' -
Editor Gantti of the Newa-Reporter,
who was a delegate -from; the county
at' large to the convention .urges the
both , Messrs, -Clarife arid Godwin refer;
their claims tQi.'the state. Democratic
Executive ;Jommlttee lorV arbitrttion
and adjustment, and If. ho" other set
tlement of. the matter can be had," that;
a second prlmary-be called; :in "which
every white Democratic voter be per-,
mitted, to participate and then the .can
didate i receiving rthev- largest vote; be
declared, the nominee. But it is hopeJd :
that the State .Committee will: be able;
to - settle . the matter .Without ; holding;
another.- -election, 4ut -f or... which '-w-have
plenty, of time. '.'A number of
the Godwin men; declare that they will
accept as final any decision made by
the State:.CommitteeKbut will not vot3
and support the nominees of. -the
Wrightsville Q3each Convention, At
tempts '.are made to' harmonize., mat;
ters l and? unit our party. Manyt be
lieve mar ir ootft jaessrs. uiara anu
Godwin remain in the field there -is
greaTManger of thls'-ditfiol sending
a Republican to Congress, and it will
also endanger the 'success' 'of every
county officer in the district. It is time
for clear-headed Democrats to get -together
and untangle this mess, .i - , r
Court convenes here next Monday,
ahdv several.- important civil cases will
be tried . including some big damage
suits. ;". ; --.; - :
. Theje . is Considerable interest tak
en in the trial of the Green Swamp
men,;. charged with destroying ;proper
ty belopging 'to the' Waccamaw . Lum
ber Co:, and , Which; will be heard ; in
Bladen next week. Since 4he prosecu
tions were started depredations have
ceased and the company is proceed
ing nicely. It Is not thought they will
have any more trouble, it. matters not
what be the result of the trial. " .
Mr. Rufus Meares, of Williams town
ship, sent the .News-ReDorter here to
day a mammoth squash that weighed
twenty-tour.rana a. half .pounds, iti is
Just ope of, the wonderful things that
can "be produced in Columbusx county.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDaniel have
returned from': Wilmington,1 ; where
they Jiad the misfortune to, lose n.
valuable suit -case. Some one took
their'.s. by -mistake and thy got one
comparatively empty in exchange.
Wrk todaystarted on Madisonjstreet
ana the .entire driveway from Vineland
to Whlteville jwill be . greatly Improv
ed. - I I ?, . f: jj; '
- Misses Edna and Laura Prevttt, of
Lumberton, -are -visiting here -Mrs.
T," C. Johnson, of Lumberton, is Visit
ing :fcer parents,'' Mr.; and Mrs. A." H.
Powell-?t-rMr. , Bruce Smith has re
turned" to his home in Atlanta after
a" short visit to his son. Rev. Fred B.
Smith. - . .. . i-.
Misses Reta . . Croom and. Gladys
Greer were the etfests of "relatives in
dlarkton this week- Mj. J. Z.iMims,
who . has been Sick for a number of
months," left yesterday fbr a short visTC
to relatives at Sumter, S. C. He "will
go from there to Saluda, N. C, to
Spend the remainder of the Summer.
Mr. - and Mrs. Robt. - J. Gantt, of
Spartanburg, Sv''C., are . expected in
Whlteville next week , to visit Mr.
Gantt's phrents. They will 'also -visit
Wlnghtsville ' Beach before returning
home. M. Gantt 13 xa, member of the
House and an attorney of. Spartan
burg, while Mrs. Gantt isne of the
most prominent specialist in the Pied
mont section, he is secretary of the
Spartanburg ..Medical Association and
also president of?the anti-tuberculosis
movement in that County; . -
Miss Iola .Baldwin was a 'charming
hostess to a few friends on Friday
evening. Music and progressive con
versation were the features of the
evening which proved a very delight
ful one to those present.
MAKES GOOD, HEALTHY FLESH.
j,, Hicks Bunttng Offers to Pay for Sa-
, mose if It Fails.
Begin the use of-Samore today, and
you .will soon" notice a- gain in good,
healthy 'flesh. To all who are thin.
Weak, and run down, this remarkable
flesh-forming food promises plump, ro
sy, perfect health, vigor and vitality.
Samos mingles with the food that
s eaten,-so that it is assimilated by
the blood, and builds up pleasing
plumpness and good healthy . flesh.
Those who use Samose for a-week'or
ten days will soon notice' s gain in
weight . and an improvement in gen
eral strength and health.
Samose is in tablet form, pleasant to
take, and is old by one of the most
reputable drug stores in Wilmington.
J. Hicks Bunting Drug Co., under their
personal guarantee to refund the mon
ey if it does not give satisfaction.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price,
50 cents. ' . , ' -
Call in and examine our line." Fall
Opening; Monday,:: .Tuesday and Wed
nesday.. Red Cross. j
White fountain
REFRIGERATORS
are strong, ' durable and sanlta
, ry. . Having . a removable Ice
chamber with duplex, grate land
removable waste, pipe makes it
easier to' keep clean than any
refrigerator, made. ' .
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x 1: Several ; styTes to -select from.
J. 17. MUCHISOH -& CO.
:,.. Hard ware. !- :;
- g ii 1 J 1 -1 iu 11 j nm l .
.''" iM li I ft
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kept constantly irritated and infected
Cn..i. cIWiom which V.
umwiuns ""T1.: . ""v" xLwmov ui me system, tne retention of
'refuse matters of the body because of a sluggish condition of the eliminativl
...Vxm vtntlimed malftrlol Vmoivvi .-i.. i. V7 . '
ukiuwb) - - . -"-."i uuicxbu uiva Qiooa, ec are us
ually responsible. -But whatever the. cause of the infected circulation, the soris
or ulcer CANNOT heal until the blood ;is purified. & S. S. heals soresand ulceS
in the.very eimplst?way. ft just goes Into the circulation and removes the im-'
purities and polluted matter Which are the means of keeping the sore open- then
the sore is bound to heaL' S. S. S. is the finest of aU blood purifiers, and not only
does it cleanse the circulation but it adds the necessary healing qualities to fee
blood, and inthis way assists nature to quickly cure sores and ulcers ' Salves
washes, lotions, etc., can do no permanent good "toward healing antrtd sore because
such treatment does not reach the blood. These external; applications may be
soothing and cleansing; bnt the healing must begin at the bottom, and this is Just
what S. S. S. does by first purifying the blood, and then furnishing nourishment
and health to all the flesh tissues. : Book on Sores and tQcers free to all who
write and reauest it. -
THE BWIPT
HOTEL
TARMO
GoThere toJSpend Your Vacation.
as
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Wrightsville
BAVID1S
You are probably willing to Sfjend yourlmon
ey when you seev an opportunity to get a good
deal of extra value for it. This is yourchance.
We shall clean up quite a few (about fifty
Hart Schaffner S? Marx
summer-weight suits at the following prices: ,:. , .
Suits that were fcld at. $25.00 Now . r, ' .$18.00
Suits tkat were, sold at $22.50 Now .... .... ....$16.50
'Sufts that were-sold at $20.00 Now .... .'...$15.00
These suits' are on display inour show windows now.
4 If you get "one of these Harschaff ner & Marx suits, you'll get
' more Teal clothes value for the money than you ever had before in
your life. If you never had these superior clothes this will be a good
tihSB to find out how much-better th'ey are.
The t A. David Company
' The Superior Men's Store!
Holeproof Hosiery 6 pr. for. : . . $1.50, $2 and $3
1 8G7-ESTABL1SHED-1 8B7
, During this time jt has been and ever will be our policy
to give an honest dollar's worth of goods for 100-ccnts
t.TiernfiV Ti tit in rr tVir ifrtflft&rtfn rf fh'o' trarlinfr'nuWin ""
Seaside Requirements Ladies Bathing Suits and Caps,
Children's Bathing Suits, ' . . V
.Ladies'. Eeady-to-Wear ;
- VVasli suitp,v; Separate.' Skirts, Muslm Underwear, Dressing
Sacques and Kimonas, Tailpred and Lingerie Shirt Waists.
Matting. and Rug Department We have a complete line voI
China and: Jap Mattings. Matting Rugs, 9x12 feet." Crex Rugs, all
sizes. Trunks, Bags and Suit cases. We h.ye just received a new
line of Straw Grips, just the thing for the Beach. v
Agents for Black Cat Hosiery," American Lady Corsets and But
terick Patterns. ' ; . ' , -.( .
Out-of-town orders will receive
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, : ; ; cultivate the
AJSavings Account w(n
i Interesl: on
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91 or; Certificates hi .'Deposit :
Atlantic trm&arid "; Banking Co.
. ftAj,,. KIX.TONXAI.DER
Southern Bnlldlar. , .
SODES
ULCFI15
by impuritiea in the blood. ; This lm-
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SPECITIO COATXANTA, OA. -
ORE ENLARGED
to fates, apply to '
IKIoftel Co.
Beach, N. C. S:"rr-
Department Tailored Suits, 1
prompt attention.
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to J
Mould Your Life
'Good Ones:
Cultivate a ' Habit That
Savings Accounts :
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9:45pm 8 :35pm 11 :45am Ar FayetteTllle .Lt. 7:25am 4:50pm
-.?1npm1S:pml?:pmv ivlLetteTiUe Ar- 7:25am 4:45pm
11 :10pm 10 :0Opm l:40pmAr. ....SANFORD, y. c Lv. 6 :00am 3 :30pm
68 62 ' 64 IDally except Sun. xSnn. only 1 60 63 1 65
:4pm I3:25pm !5 :50am Lt....... WTLBNGTON .... Ar.llOSamlW-bOpml 6:50pm
8:30pm 6:17pm 7:48am Ar. ....JacksonTllle, N. C. Lt. 8:22am 10 :55im 4:51pm
:1m S:pm :10am A.r. -.....Nor & Son. Jet . 7:05am 9:35am 3:35pmr
10:00pm 6:50pm 9:15am Ar.... NEWRERN, N. C. ... LT.x7:00am!9:30am!3:;6pm
For folders. Beserratlons, rates ot
kW. J. CBAIQ, f t
( Pawenger Traffic Manager. ,
TO THE
SUBURBAN
SCHEDULE
" In Effect May 28, IBIS.
WEEK DAYS.
LeaTe Leare.
Front and Princess Sts. The Beach.
Kast Bound. .West Bound.
:30 a. m. 6:15 a.m.
7:15 a. m.
and-every hall and every bait
hour thereafter. hour thereafter
untiL until
11:00 p. m. - 11:45 p. m.
12:00 p. m.
Frelaht ' '
LeaTe Ninth and Orange streets 6:00 a, m.,
iu:uu a. m., :uu p. m., ana :w p. m.
Freight depot open from 6:30 to 6.00 a.
m and from 8:00 a. m. until 7:00 d. m.
Freight receired at Ninth and Orange
streets only.
t UNSAYS.
Leare
Front and Princess Bts.,
East Bound.
7:00 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
Leare
The Beach.
West Bound.
7:15 a. m:
7:45 a. m.
9:15 a. m.
and every half
hovr thereafter
until
11:45 p. m.
and every half
hour thereafter
until. . ' ' -
11:00 p. m.
13:00 p. m.
Freight.
Leave Ninth and Orange streets at 11:0Q
Freight depbt open from 10:00 to 11:00
a. m. . . : ;- , '.
UMRY.
Ualckest ui But Lias Wast aad Xsrth-
west.
BUek IfiUm, Rock Mm! M-Ife KalL
Schedule U Effect May 1, 10lt.
Lt. Norfolk . 8 :15 a ml' 8 :00 p m
Lt. Petersburg ......... 10:50am 10:40 pm
Lt. Durham 7:00 a ml 6:30 p ml
Lt. Lyncubnrg 2:35pm 2 :30 a Sml
r. Cincinnati ........ ..i 7:30 a ml o:2apa
r. Columbus .. ...... .1 6:45 a mJ 7.-05oa
Ar. cucago ............ 6:00 pm 7:30 am
Ar. St. Louis 4 C:33pm 8:30am
Qoh connections made for Seattle; Baa
Francisco and all Western points.
Vflllm.n alMnlnv and nrll. tmrm W . i
W. Cafe dining cars. Equipment ana ser
vice standard of excellence Bias Blaga ana
Allegheny mountains crossed at-moal le-
turesqua pans. , ,
Tlxa tables, csscnptiva uteratnra ana
nformatlon free. Correspondence larltad.,
W. B. BEYILTj,
Gta. Pass. Agent, Boanoke, ya,
O. M. BOSLHY. . - 1
Dlat Pass. Agent, Blchmoaf. Tsu
Steamer Wilmington
, SUMMER SCHEDULE.
' Fn Effect From Juno 1st, 191i. :
Leave Wilmington Daily Except Sat
urday and Sunday tor Carolina Beach
and Southport at 9 A. M. and for Car
olina Beach at 2:30 P. M.. Last Boat
leaves Beach at 6 P. M.
SATURDAY. '
Leave Wilmington at 9 A. M. and
2:30 P. M., for Carolina Beach and
Southport. - " ' . ";
SUNDAY.
u Leave Wilmington for " Carolina
Beach and Bouthport at 9:15 'A. M.
and 2:30 P. M., and for . .Carolina
Beach at 7:30. Last Boat leaves Beach
at 8:45 P. M. ? -v . , '
, . . FREIGHT.
Will be received fdr the 9 o'clock
Boat Only. No dogs allowed at Caro
lina Beach. v Ma ?l-tf.
Never TJjiiV Never
Out OlJOU Over
ChaBge of Program Dally
5 C&nt3 ;
PILESl PILES1 PILES!
Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It absorbs tie tumors, allays Itching
at once, .acts as a poultice, gives in;
stant relief. : "Williams'. Indian Pile
Ointment Is ' prepared for Piles and
itching of the private parts. - Sold by
druggists, mail EOc and $1.00. Sold j
BEACH
fllhr&llroAlocfQrn
It. R. Bflllamj. ' -
COAST LINE
uiu compKoy uaiii connections.
49
83-41
-49
WnLMlNQTON..... Ar.
6 15pm
45am
0 40am
6 49am
5:0fiam
8:25am
1 :40am
6 16pm
a ROpm
1 K2nm
uaiaaooro ....... lt.
fCUpm
R2nm
wusoa s..i..,L,
Monnt.IIIwLv!
12A8Dm
12A8o5
Petertbnrr ....... Lt!
11 :30am
00.3am
t
8:00pm
SOBam,
8:15am
k 44
lMWam
9:40pm
8 20pm
5 44om
4 :20am
!2 4(iam
(12 ldam
YORK.,
. Ly.9 23pm
13 25pm
nii T-;
I 82-50 8054"
Ar
liV
112 :55am
:40pm
rlaaf rn
.flJnm
...
. LiJ,
Lt,
:20am
:15am
1 25am
2 05am
6 50pm
1 55pm
2 05pm
6 05am
7:55pm
2 RT.nfB
VII.XJB ... Lt
9 :15am
2 10am
9 OOpmllO SOaro
6 :45a ml
MYERS Ly.3 :00pm 6 :45a ml
Daily.
132-60
54
:4opm (
:30am
:40am
:00am.
:00a in
:25pm
:5()pm
:50pm
:30am
:00am
:10pm
1:
:uDpmi w:
6rf9npml 6:
l:20pmJ12:
ifiuuunuivfl .......
..Ar.
12 :55am
..Lt.
..Lt.
. . Lt.
9 :05pm
5 :55pm
4:10pm
2:30pm
.. Sumter ................
XJL.liBlIJtA.
. AU(5U8TA j.....;.
Colombia. ......Son. Br...
oi i.. ..
..Lt.
..Ar.
. .Lt.
. i Lv.:
e
. t
a
8:45am
8:05ara
.L
7:00amj
Lt.
. Lt.
..Lt.
A. M. will be omn tn rov n...AnrA
i
except Sndy.
I
54 08-50
68
WILMINGTON .. ..Al
CHADBOCRN ....Lt.
CHADBOCRN ....Ar.
, CONWAY Lt,
Ar 1 :40pm 12 :55am 8
:30am
:45am
:40am
:15am
:40amll :02pm
D:uupmi
!3 :30pm
fares, etc bddIt to the nnderslf ned.
- , T. C. WHITH.
General Fassengat Agsat.
- WILMINGTON. K. O. . .
FHONB IS. V
SEABOARD
Air Lino Railway
SCHEDULE
Apply at Union Depot Ticket Office Plione
121H or Office of Commercial Agent,v Ortou
Uotel, Piioue 178.
Trains LeaTe Wilmington Effeetrre Mar UL
1810.
NO. 45 8:00 A. M. For Hamlet and In.
termedlate points to Charlotte, connects at
Hamlet with No. 66 for Baleigh and points
North. . ,
NO. 898:45 p. M. For Charlotte, con
neetlng. at Hamlet with through trains foe
Atlanta, Birmingham, JacksonTllle, Nor
folk, New York and trains in all directions.
ArrlTe Hamlet 7:45 P. M.: leaTe Hamlet
8:05 P. M.arriTlng Charlotte 10:50 P. M.
Trains ArrlTe at Wilmington
NO. 40 1?:2 P. M. From Charlotte.
NO. 44i:20 A. M. From Charlotte aaf
Intermediate points.
. No. 45 connects at Hamlet with No. M
for all points North at Monroe with No. M
for Atlanta.
No. 39 connects at Hamlet with No. 41 for
Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphis. No. 84
for Washington and New York and No. u
for Portsmouth, Norfolk and No. 43 foe
Colombia,. Savannah and JacksonTllle.
Parlor Car tserTice will be maintained be
tween Wilmington and Charlotte on No. St
leUTing Wilmington at 3:45 P. M., and No.
40 arriving at Wilmington at 12:20 P. M.
B. W. ARRINGTON,
Union Ticket Agent
' Phone No. 12J4.
F. A. FETTER,
Commercial Agent, Orton Hotel.
--' Phone No. 178.
H. S. LBARD,'
DIt. Passenger Agent,
. Baleigh, N. C. , '
C. B. BRYANT.
General Passenger Axent,
ma 19 tf
Portsmouth,. Va.
Clyde Steamship
'. ' ; - to ' ' . '
NEW YORK
GEORGETOWN. S. C
TO WILMINQTOir.
2' if "Navahoe".. Friday, July 22nd.
b. b. "Carib"... ......... Friday, July 2Uth.
WILMINGTON TO NKW VOKsC
S. S. "Carib" Saturday, July 21rU
S. S. "NaTahoe" Saturday, July 30th.
WLMINQTON TO UEORuITOWV. '
R. S. "Carib"
"1
....Monday. July Jftth.
....Monday, July 2Tth.
S. S. "NaTahoe"
Both steamers have eood raLSHenirer
commodations.
Through bills of lilng aa lower
hrough rates guaranteed to and frost. sJU
olnts ie North and Boatk Caroline, -For.
Freight apply to i
' JL G. BMALLBONHS. feael N
Wllmtavto. U v
M. . MAYMABD,
Freight TraOe Manager -
: L V. RAYMOND. T. F, 4Q.IL ' s
Blue prints of all,
-kinds are made by
-Southern Map Co..
pnone oid. so. tiiaa. w
a aavejr ea esse
4 .., i
HUGH filacRAE & CO.
BANKERS.
Miscellaneous Southern
i x Securities v
Cotton Hill Stocks ..
i . WLMINQTON, H. O.
New Yerk City, 1t rMiwijr.
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