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The Ipglis.
A Democratic Newspaper.
BI JOS. E. ROBINSON.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE;
fin Advancel
Entered at the Post Office at Golds
boro, N. C. as Second-Class Matter.
GOLDSBORO. N. C, NOV. 21, 1895
Since the adveat of horseless
carriages, putting the cart be
lore ine norse as tne ideal of in
congruity may be laid aside with
other proyerbs this age has ex
ploded.
Human nature is such a con
trary article. The-friends of a man
who buys a bicycle abuse him for
getting the wrong kind, but ne
ver Hesitate to turn round and
borrow it.
xi tne opanisn naa won as
many victories as they claim, all
Cubans would have been gath
ered to their fathers, Cuba would
be a graveyard, and the crown
ox cspain would be perched on
the highest brow of the Cobra.
.Representative Hartman. of
Montana, sticks to Senator Cam
eron as a proper Presidential
candidate for the silver cause.
Cameron probably isn't troubling
himself much about the Presis
dency in these times, but the
gloomy prospects of his re-elec
tion as United States Senator
give far more concern, since Boss
uay turned reformer.
Actinsr under the adviVfi-nf flnv
ernor Culberson, the people of
xexas will make a suitable pre
sentation to the battleship Texas
in recognition of the corcmliment
paid to the State by naming the
vessel alter it. This spirit is
commendable; but the people of
Texas should go slowly until it
is determined whether the battle
ship Texas is. in her construe
tion, fly the flag or display th e
service presented by any State of
me union. The outlook at pres
ent is that she is not.
It must be remembered that
battleships are not built as rapid
ly in this country as they are in
Great Rritain. English yards are
able to launch a 15,000-ton ves
sels within one year of beginning
her, and in two years she can be
put in commission. We cannot
complece one of our lighters of
the first class in less than four
years the delay being largely
due to the slow production of ar
mor. It is important, therfore,
that Congress should authorize
the beginning of work on half a
dozen additional battleships as
early as possible.
If Lord Salisbury keeps his
word the Turk will have to go.
He was never governed Chris
tians justly. He never will. His na
ture, which is that of a beast of
prey; his traditions, which are
those of rapine from the time of
Othman: his religion, which is
the greed of the fire and the
sword for infidels, forbids it. So
long as the race of Amurath go
verns Turkey, destruction and
murder will be the chronic symp
toms of its rule. If the Turks are
overthrown, by concerted Euro
pean action, Constantinople be
comes the prize of the strongest,
and the whole balance of power
is swept away.
Colonel A. J. Warner, of Ohio,
is the Mark Tapley of the free
silver crowd. "The elections
have benefited the cause of silver
from my point of view," says the
cheerful advocate of light-weight
dollars, "for they have empha
sized the fact tnat the money
power and the gold men of the
east control both the old parties."
As the two old parties comprise
nine-tenths of the votersjof the
country, the man who can see
victory for free silver in this
condition of popular sentiment
could extract sunbeams out of
the bottomless pit. Colonel War
ner really beats Mark Tapley as
an example of cheerfulness under
discouraging conditions.
It is said that Theodore Roos
evelt has the ambition to succeed
Mr.David B.Hill as United States
Senator from New York. Mr.
Roosevelt has a good deal of tal
ent and an unbounded individu
ality. He would be heard from
in the Senate if he got there. But
he must be sanguine, indeed, if
he supposes that this is practica
ble for him to achieve.
Vice-President Stevenson says
he will not be a candidate for the
Democratic Presidential nominas
tion, and declares that President
Cleveland "will be accorded a
renominatioh if he wants it."
While his statement is simply
the individual opinion of Mr.
Stevenson and is beyond his
knowledge, it nevertheless sig
nifies the growth of the third
term idea.
The Democratic party was
never licked with one licking;
never killed with one killing;
never died with bne death, and
was never buried with one f un
eraL It has been known to kick
the lid off its coffin and score
victories in the face of defeat.
NO CAUSE FOB ALARM.
The Philadelphia Times says
truly that, the exportation of
gold will do no harm if it will
only force a recognition by Con
gress of the cause of this move
ment. It is a principle as well
established as the law of gravita
tion that when there is a redun
dancy of currency in any coun
try, that portion of it that is most
valuable or most generally des
sired that portion that will pay
debts abroad as well as at home
will find its way elsewhere.
While our paper currency was
confined to the three hundred
and sixty millions of greenbacks,
with such volume of national
bank notes as the banks found it
profitable to keep in circulation,
the maintenance of a gold reserve
intended to give security to this
circulation was not a difficult
matter. The addition of the hun
dred and ninety millions of
Treasury notes under the Sher
man act of 1890 overturned all
this. Though the banks have
withdrawn a considerable part
of their circulation, there is still
more paper money afloat than is
required for active use. Conse
quently the holders exchange it
for gold and send the gold away.
Of course, if business were
very active and we were selling
large quantities of produce
abroad the currency would not
trouble us, But we should al
ways be liable to this trouble, as
we have been ever since 1890,
and we shall never get business
upon a really stable foundation
till Congress can bring its mind
to legislate for currency reform.
This is a duty that ought not to
be obscured by prattle about the
tariff, or any other irrelevant is
sue. There is talk of the President
appointing Sp.nretarvr f;nrlis p tn
the vacancy on the Supreme
bench. caused bv the death of
Justice Jackson. No better se
lection could be made.
New York is having her an
nual spasm over a horse show.
The Duke of Marlborough, who
was a visitor to it the other day,
proved a greater attraction than
did any of the equine exhibits.
The settlement of a S1 0.000
claim by John Wanamaker with
the Indiana Republican State
Committee after three years' de
lay is interpreted tD mean that
John expects another Cabinet
portfolio to be placed unnn thu
bargain counter for his benefit in
case the Republicans win next
year. This pious merchant
politician is not going around the
country set' ling campaign claims
solely as a matter of honor.
LIST OF LETTERS
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Remaining in Post office at Goldsboro,
N.C.Nov. 4.
LADIES.
A Mattis Asheville, Mary
Aaams.
B Hettv Bvant.
H Lillie Higgs.
J Gaynell Jackson, Mattie
Joues. Lunnifi .Tnnpa
L Myra Lattram, Mary Lone.
o jjaong ftmnti.
T Sarah Toler.
W Lizzie Watson. Ord Whit
field, Luld Wends, Liller
Wells.
MENS LIST.
B Austin BattJ, Thomas Bad-
1 r
nam, Mack JJyant.
G E L Gurley.
H J E Havnfi. .Tampo TTnait
J Tom Jones,
K S K Kornegay.
M Lancaster Monroe.
S Tom Salical.
"Mr Shprman "
W C C Whitfield." '
Persons calline- for aim 1
please
name. The regulations require thatlc
mua pain on an advertised. letters.
J. W. Bryan, P: M.
"LAUGH AND GEOW FAT."
Mr. B. W. Spilman will deliver
his celebrated lecture at the Op
era House on Thursday evening
at 8 'o'clock, under the auspices
of the Benevolent Society of
Goldsboro and the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist church.
As an introduction to the even
ing's entertainment the "Lillipu
tian Wedding," rendered so acs
ceptably at the First Baptist
church November 7th, will form
an interesting feature. - .i.
Mr. Spilman has been made
famous by his witty, humorous
and philosophical lecture. The
theme and the thought are orig
inal with the man. It is "laugh
and grow fat." Come and see
and hear him.
The Louisville Courier-Journal
calls him "the Burdette of the
South." Says another: "Mr.
Spilman's lecture is equal to that
of the famous Eli Perkins." Says
the Daily -Progress, of Suffolk,
Va.: "It is a literary feast."
Tickets 25 and 15 cents. The
lecture is a gift to the societies
by Mr. Spilman.
A fine lot of serviceable horses
iust received.
igTI Am Satisfied
faction.
Walrttit Street, Goldsboro, N- G-
3 Lines
1st 2nd 3rd
Our Our Our
nice, nice, nice,
new, new, new
nobby stylish line of
At Either in Acknowl-
the DERBY or edged
vei'y , ALPINE. to bo the
lowest We lead in m0st stylish
price. Prices and Quality. in the city
Itsg-Will you give them a look.
Einstein Clothing Co.
Correct Dressers and Haberdashers, under Hotel Kennon.
MILL IN THE, RING.
C0RNE HAM AND TURNIPS. PEAS AND PIG JAW.
MOUNTAIN APPLES, CABBAGE, IRISH AND SWEET POTA
TOES; BANANAS; FINE LINE CANDIES, RAISINS AND DATES
GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
FINE NORFOLK OYSTERS BY MEASURE; BEST SODA
CRACKERS, GOOD BUTTER ALL AT LIVING PRICES.
Grand Opening ol Toys on November 25tn.
I AM AT SAME OLD STAND, ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS
BUILDING. GIVE ME A CALL.
J. D. DANIELS.
fJaVe you boiigbt
WINTER
UttieGovernors
With double seat and knee.
i
Guaranteed not to rip. jj
With $
Patent waist Dands I
80. 82, 84 and 86
Butler Guds
Butter Cttps!
A fresh lof of those elegant Butter
Cups just received.
Fruit Flavors
J uat received to-day at the
Confectionery Store
OPPOSITE HOTEL. KENNON.
A Fine assortment of Chocolates and
Bon Bons aiways on hand and arriv
ing J. R. GRIFFIN,
Opposite Hotel Kennon
ok 1 11 Not'
I LOOK
and I m
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W'eil&B
Ben. W. Soathepland,
DEALER IN
Mulest Horses
Buggies, Wagons,
Harness, Etc., Etc.
That I Can Give You Satis-
4 U !
yolir govs'
SUITS ?
flt Our
Captains
PRICE $5.
ros
West Centre street.
GOT A HAT?
Want to Keep It?
I'll sell you a Stkrling
Silver Hat""Mab& and
engrave your name on i.
An for 50 c. The hat tai-I-
alone is worth the amous .
Best of Repairing.-
It. A. CRCU, .
JEWELKK.
Opposite Hotel Kennon.
40 TURKEYS!
ULL--
T-iO w m !
r at ano eieant, for sale cbeap.
Apply to
,. . JA--P. NORMAN,
At Singer Sewing Machine office, next
door to the post cm"".
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Yolir Bible
Is Dry
Because you lack certain information
about it which is needed to open it up
and make it rfiallv intmotinn v,.
would read your Bible of tener if you
ixjiou rtjuu n; aaa you will soon like
to read it with a practical aid like
'First Steps in Scripture Searching'
Compiled by
n. D. GQNOVRR.
25 cents a copy at the
G0ldSD0riLB00KSt0r6.
jB. P. ARRINGTON,
- - I ' rj i i.uliui y ilia&Ca tl
Snep.lalt.V nf t.hn rlkoacAc nf tho
and especially that troublesome, dis
ease known as Pyorrheo Alveolaris so
common and so destructive to teeth
auu so injurious io neaitn.
Patrons having experienced the ben
efit of my treatment are given as refer
ence. .
MUST GO !
Am Overstocked.
For the next week, will sell all EYE
(iL AHSKR at thfi fnllnwinir low
prices, fit and glasses guaranteed in
everv case.
Solid Gold Spectacles worth $-5 at $3 50
Pilled " " " $3.50 at $2.00
Aluminum " " " $3.00 at $2.00
(Those food ss ovov tn.i-niVi I
And others from 25c up, in proportion.
Watts & Watts,
Opticians.
New goods
ft Mice Llns of New Dress Goods-
Outings. 8 to 10 cts per yard. Satteens,
figured, striped and brocaded in Mack
and bright colors. Indigo Prints.
Bleaching, Canton Flannels, Sheetingj
Bed Ticking, and Unbleached Domes
tics all ai the lowest cash prices.
Millinery.
Hats, Feathers, Ribbons and Velvets.
The "Trilby" Sailor and all the new
est styles in Walking Hats.
New lot of Japanese and China-Ware.
Lunch and Fanop Work Baskets, in a
variety of styles.
Hosiery.
I still carry the Scotland Neck Hose.
Best for school wear
Thanking my friends for past favors,
I earnestly solicit their patronage.
MRS. S. D. PETTEWfiy
West Centre St., opposite Opera House
PUT A
ON YOURSELF !
OURS ARE ALL, RIGHT.
NOT HOW CHEAP,
BUT HOW GOOD.
"FULL LINE JUST IN.
La. D.
Jeweler
GiclcloriK.
and Watchmaker.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. King's New
Discovery Know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportunity
to try it Free. Call on the advertised
Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free.
bend your name and address to H. E.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sam
ple box or Ur. King's New Jafe Pills
iree, as well as a copy of Guide to
Health and Household Instructor, Free,
ah oi wnicn is guarantfea to do you
good and cost you nothing. J. H, Hill
& Sons Uru ists.
Notioe
Having this day qual.lied as admin
istrator of Wm. Hiues, deceased, this
is to notify all parties holding claims
against the said deceased to present
the same for payment on or before the
29th day of October. 1S!M3, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery.
All parties indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This Oct 29. "J5. W. T. DORTCH.
Adm'r Wm. C. Hines
NOTICE!
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court made in the special proceeding
wherein W. T. Floars and wife are
Plaintiffs and J. J. Coley and others
are Defendants. I will sell at the
Court House door in Goldsboro on
Monday the second dav of December
18S5 the following described property:
One tract of land in Wavne Countv.
Nahunta Township, adioinina- the land
of J. J. Coley, Eliia Reid, and others,
containing fifteen acres more or less.
lerms cash, F. A. Woodard
Executor's Notice-
Having qualified as executor of the
last will and testament of Eliza Smith,
all persons indebted to the estate of
said Fliza Smith, are hereby notified to
make immediate pavnp ent. and all ner-
sons holding claims against said estate
are notified to present the same to the
undersigned within twelve months
from the date hereof or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
S. N. SMITH,
This No 6, 1805. Executor
Greatest on Earth,
James M. Brooks, Washine-ton Ave..
St. Louis, Mo., makes affidavit that he
sunered from Kheumatism for years,
until persuaded to try Drummond's
Liehtninar Remedy, and that bv its
use ha has been fully restored. He says
me remeay is tne greatest on eartn.
This is hitjh praise, but fully warranted
by other miraculous cures. If you want
to De cured, send asa to tne Drummond
Medicine Co., 48, Maiden Lane, New
x orK, ana mey wiu send to your ex
press address two large bottles of their
remedy. Tms treatment lasts one
month, and will cure any ordinary case
Agents wan tod
Old People.
Old people who require medicine to
regulate tne dowels, adding strength
and giving tone to the organs will find
tne- true remedy i JKlectric .Bitters.
This remedy does not stimulate and
contains no whiskey nor intoxicant,
but acts as a tonic and alterative. It
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels,
thereby aiding Nature in the perform
ance of the functions. Electric Bitters
is an excellent appetizer and aids di
gestion. Old people find it exactly
what they need. Price 50 cts a bottle
at J. H. Hill & Sons, drug store.
(mum . a. .ar.nllootMnwlnw
vsEGAREFYESE
W Duw r.r.
tsTHEASiscSKiiiK caeca
Sr.uE Fsor.i
IV
ABSOLUTELY
Parents
should never lose sight
of the fact that Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup is the best
remedy for Cough, Cold,
Croup, VhoopingCough,
and other Throat and
Lung troubles. Itissimp
ly invaluable for children.
Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup
will cure when all others
fail. Sold everywhere for
25 cts. Shun substitutes.
Chew LftNGE'S PLUGS, The Great Tobacco flnfi.
dote. 10c. dealers or mail, A.C.Meyero,Co.,Qaito.Md,
Is going to be higher and now is a good
time to buy. I wnl gt 11 cno hun
dred acr es oi my farm onu mile
from Goldsboro. The land
is suitable for
Fruit,
Truck,
airy
AND
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Advantages of both town and country.
Public schools equal to any in
the state. Address
J,
ryao,
GOLDSBORO. N. C.
Atlant!G& Norm Gaoiina it R
DALY KXKPT SUNDAY.
"PASSK.XOSH.
No. 3. i no. 4.
ISASTHO'D. 'wESaHO'D.
LKAK I AliUVK
Gob sboio ?, iOp: m.lll -J.5 a. m.
Boat's .3 4u 11 o:j l've
LaGrangre 3 49 10 52 a rn
Palling- Creek 4 00 SO -12
Kinston 4 12 10 32
Caswell 4 zl in io
Dover 4 2 10 la
Core Creek 4 hi 10 00
Tuscarora 5 00 9 Co
Clark'a 5 31 9 42
Nevvbern 5 5S 9 30
Riverdale 5 50 5;j
Croatan 5 51 8 49
Haveiock C 05 S 40
Newport tj IS 8 2(5
Wild wood 6 24 8 19
Atlantic t 29 8 15
Morc.head City 6 37 8 07
Daily exi-eot Sunday.
EASTBOU.VD. S, I MlitfD
Leave Goldsboro 8 20 a. m
Kinston 10 34
Dover 11 i-5
Arv'e Kuw'oern 1 -.r p. m
Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND No. 2 MIXED
Leave Newborn 2 50 p. m.
Dover 5 00
Kinston 6 00
Arrive Goldsboro 8 00
Train No. 4 connects with W. & W
train Northbound leaving- Goldsboro at
l:2o a.m., and with Southern Hallway
train west leaving- Goldsboro 2:00 p. m.
and with W , N. & N, at Newborn for
Wilmington.
Train no. 3 connects with Southern
Railway train arriving at t joldriboro at
i 00 p. m., and with i & VV. train
ifom tlie North at 3:05 t. m. No 1 train
also connects with V N & N. for Wil
'jaint ten.
L. DJT.L,
ouperandent.
-V. S. Of
ADVvTJCK
t'rosifietit
CASTOHIA is truty a marvelous
thing for children. Doctors prescribe
it, medical journals recommend it and
more than a uuiiiioii mothers are using
it in place of paregoric. Bateman's
Drope, so-called soothing sprups and
otho narcotic and stupefying remedies.
Casoria is the quickest thing to regu-
ate tne stomacn ana Dowels and give
noatny sicep tne world nas ever seen
It is pleasant to the taste and absolute
ly harmless- it relieves constipation,
quiets pain, cures diarrhoea and wind
oac, allays xeverishness, destroys
worms, ana prevents convulsions, sooth
es the child and gives it reireshing and
natural sieap. canton a is tlie oh
oanacea the mother's friend.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles
oniy. It is not sold in bulk. Don't al
low any one to sell you anything else on
the plea 'or promise that it is 'just as
tood" and "will ;iiswar everv Durpose
Toitg Sing,
Chinese Laundry.
Under Arlinqton PTotel
Work done promptly, and in the very
best style. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices reduced: Shirts 8 cts., collars 3c,
new shirts 10c, drawers and undershirts
5c each. - Prices on other articles ro
duced in proportion. Torn-out button
holes will be mended without extra
charge. Special rates given to families.
Respectfully,
G. O. D. Tong Sing.
Sept 27 2msdaw
Removal-
T ha rnmnvfld m v nffloo tn TCVi 1
Law Building, where I am prepared to
do all kinds ox practice.
THOS. IJILL m. r,
Job printing
ueatiy executed
at this office
Southern Railway.
( PIEDMONT A IR LINE. 1
Richmond & Danville aijd N. C. Divisions.
IN EFFECT OCTOBER, 1895.
Thib condensed sf T-ifiiil 5k vniMiWm
as information and is subject to change
without notice to the public.
DAILY
SOUTHBOUND
NO.
No. 11
No. 37
Daily
'.Si
Daily.
L Richmond
U Burkville
L Kevsville
ila 55 p
2 00 a
3 9 a
3 58 a
5 45 a
0 00 a
7 40 a
5 00 p
9 00 p
2 00 a
3 30 a
8 CO a
' G 35 a
8 15 a
2 46 pi
3 2 p
0 05 p!
0 10 p
7 40 p
a Danville
U Danville
5 40a
ti 58a
A Greens Doro
Li Goldsboro
A Kaligh
L naleigh
Li Durham
2 00 p
! 4 05 p
4 10 p
5 05 p
I 7 20 p
A Greensboro
Li Winston-Salem
Li Greensboro
tt 10 p
7 35 p
tt 0p
( tba
8 11a
A Salisbury
8 10 p
10 30 a
A Statesviile
a Asheviiio
A Kot springs
Li Salisbury
11 19 a
4 00 p
5 3U u
9 12 p
10 30 a
8 11a
9 25a
A ciiar lotto
10 40 p
ii c-y a
A Spartanburg
A Green viiie
A Atlanta (C, T,)
L Charlotte
A Columbia
A Augusta
A Charleston (S.C. !
12 i a
1 50 a
A 20 a
!0 50 a
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H4U
11 1-0 a
o 30 a
11 10 a
3 05 pjll 37a
4 40 p
10 10 p
12 2Sp
3 55p
9 30a
12 55p
4 02p
8 45p
4 30p
9 35p
A aavana'h (FCSoP,
A Ja'.'ksouviilti
DAILY.
NuliTHiSOUND.
! NOs.
& 3o
NO. 12'NO.
Li ALlgusta (E. T.)
L Columbia
a Charlotte
Li Atlanta (c. T. )
A Chariottd
Li Chixi'lotte
A Salisbury
L, xlot Springs
Li Aasliovilio
L Stales vilie
A Salisbury
L Salisbury
A Greens boi'o
A winsi.un-salem
ti C-reensbi.ro
A Dui huai
a Kaieiyii
a Goldsboro
Li Goldsboro
Li Raleigh.
A Green! boro
L Greensboro
A Duuvilio
A Keysviiie
A Burke viiie
a riichpionu
7 00 p
4 50 a
8 iio a
1 o(.p
5 10 a
8 30 p 8 30 u
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7 r o a,1 12 OOn
8 i-3 a
8 50 a
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6 20 p
0 j0 p
8 25 p
12 44 p
a 30 p
7 11 p
8 00 p
8 30 p
9 52 p
8 29o
8 39p
9 4yp
10 20 a
9 4 9p
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3 14 p!8 00 a
4 55 pjfl 00 pj
to 00 p!2 00 1; 12. ()(),.
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12 Co p; 9 52 pill O'Jp
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2 18 pj 3 20 a
3 00 , 4 08 a
3 20a
4 08a
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H 4 ii' 1 Oil
'-.ti OlltlUii
Betwoon West i'oiut and P.ichinond.
Leave west Poitsi 7 50 uiu dullv, and
8o0 am uauy except S.mday aim Mon
day; arrive UichuJODd 9 05 au-l 10-1.) a..u.
Returning ioavo nickmuua 3 P. s.ud 4 5
p uauj OAMji; Smiuay: arrive Wt-st
j ana 0 0j pjr
.'clpnoiiu
ud Raleiyh via
Lenve Kiobmo
i-cutay; leave
ri ve LO.io.u 005 piii,
i. Durham 7 40 pin,
Key s v i lie 3 pji;
iiuuersi f7 UO i
Kaiei -h 7.i0 ;.rii.'
leave Kul-
e-sxio to an, daily, Dura:n 10 am, Ken
uercoa r0 ati, oxlorj i 1 ;;f am; arrive
ipysviio -oo pin. Kichuind 4i.o pus,
UrtiJy. 1 '
Trains on o. & u. lcavt oxford 5
am aim i If j.iu, uaily evc,.,, sunday,
11 40 pui, daily, and aruve iieiiderson
o i0 am auu . oopm. Oaiiy extoot aun
uay auu 1-30 pmuaiiy. buluii ijig leave
iionue; hoa o 30 aia auu ropm Uaiiv ex
cept Sui.duy, and 4 30 p m aa.l-v , and ar
rive atoxfoi-u. " Z-j am uu.i o Jo phi, daily
except sunuay, auu o 2i pin daily.
Jies 3o, 30 and 35 connect at Richmond
fram and to west roi"t and Daltimore
daay except Sunday.
a-SEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On trains nos. 35 and 30 r oilman
Butlett Sleeier bet-.veeu rew York, At
lanta and Jacksonville, and between
ciii.riotte and Augiuta.
On nos. 37 ana 33 Pullman Sleeping
cars between Jsew York and new or
leans, new York and Jacksonville and
Tmpa, and between .new York and
Ashe villa ana Washington, Memphis
and Augusta. Dining car Greensburo
to Montgomery.
On trains nos 13 and 35 Pullman
sleepo" between Groensborc and lial
eigh. Traiusnos.il and 12 runs solid be
tween iilohmond and Atlanta and car
ry Pullman sleeping oar.- between
tiichmoud, Danville and Greensboi-c.
iL Derkley, J. S. I. Thompson,
superiutondent, supoi-luten't,
Greensboro, JN. C. Richmond, Va.
W. A. TUtU-I, Gen'i Faasenj-or Agent
Washington, D. C."
S. II. H&rdwiok, Asst. Oen'lPas- A.gt.
-itlt.nta. Ga.
W. H. Green, j. M. Oulp.
Gea'l Manager, TratHc Mane-,
PaDsr-Scttcincd Shoes,
Some people buy paper-bottomed
shoes because they are cheap. For
the same reason, some folks take as
sessment insurance.
Tbere is not much satisfaction in
wearing paper-bottomed shoes; the
wearer constantly i'tars that the soles
will come of?' but paper bottoms are
cheaper. Likewise there is not much
satisfaction in having assessment in
surance: the insured is constantly afraid
that the assessment concern will go to
pieces: no wonder, more than one
thousand five hundred assessment in
surance orders and associations have
failed in the past fifteen years. But
assessment insurance is cheaper.
Which is wiser, to buy two pairs of
paper-bottomed shoes, or one pair of
solid leather shoes? Which would pay
better? Which would afford the greater
satisfaction?
In buying liTo insurance, people
they do in buying shoes. 81,000 in a
strong, old line life insurance company
is worth more than a large amount of
assessment insurance.
Are you satisliod about your life in
surance? Do you want to take out life
insurance? The Home Life Insurance
Company of Jiew York is one of the
oldest, strongest and best companies;
its policies are plain contracts, giving
thirty days of giace for payment of
premiums and otner liberal features.
A. C. Davis, Genera Agent for North
Carolina, Goldsboro, N. C.
1,CC0,C03 Pacpli Wear
VIJ)ougiasSiioe!
PROCESS
?5.00
$3.00
$4.00
$2.50
$2.00
$3.50
$2.50
$1.T5
For Boys
$25
For Men
laMYmitlis
Wear W. Ii. Ioasrlas shoes and gave fmn
I WIMigasSiioesj
HAND dr jurkfl . ft rf?t
AJ in The
8 l.OO to $3.00 a pair. All fetvle and
W itllhs. 1 lie advance in leather hasinilreased the
price of other makes, but tlie qualitv and prices of
W. I Uunglaa shoes remain the same.
Tnkenosubstitiite; see that name and price is stanmid
on sole. v. ii, Uuurclaa. Baodtiua. jlass. Sold by
HOOD &kBRITT,
CJoldsboro,N,G.
W. &.W. R. R. & BRANCHES
AND PLORENE RAILROAD
CONDENCED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
DATED No No
Jan. 7, 1895 35 41
D'ly D'ly
A M P M A M
Lv Weldon 11 53 9 27
A i R'j Mt 12 57 10 20 .
Ar Tarb'ro 2 23
Lv Tarhro 12 20
Lv R'yMt- 1 05 10 00 6 00
Lv Wilson. 2 03 11 03
Lv Selma.. 2 53
Lv Fayettv 4 30 12 53
Ar Flo'nce 7 15 3 00 ......
"No
47
DUy
r w., P M
Lv Wilsou. 2 08 6 35 -.
L Goldsb.. 2 55 7 20 '".
Lv Magno. 4 02 8 29
Ar Wil'tn, 5 30 JQ 00
TRAIN GOLNG NORTIL
, dated 78 32 4o
Jan. ,, '95. D'ly D'iy. D'ly.
A M p m
Lv Flo'nce 7 25 7 15
Lv Payetv 10 10 9 19
Lv Selma.. 11 52 ""
Ar Wilson. 12 42! li'i.5
Lv Tarboro 2 23
lo
48
U'ly
A M px
Lv Wil'tn. 9 00 7 00
Lv Magno 10 32 8 41
Lv Goldsb. il 35 " " " " 9 40
Ar Wi'son. 12 25 .... 10 27
No "No
"8 32
D'ly. D'ly
, f, P M P M
Lv Wilson. J2 t)2 Jl 2010 3'?
Ar R'y Mt 1 48 12 02 11 15
Ar Tarb'ro 2 23
Lv Tarb'ro 12 20 ..
FM ATl pM
LvR'y Mt 1 53 . . . . 12 02
Ar Weldon 3 10 . . . ! 12 54
. " . 1 - J OA-
cjpc junaay.
Tbese trains carry only first-class
passengers holding Pullman accommo
dations. Train on the Scotland Branch Road
ipavus Woldon 3:40 p. m., Halifax 4.1-5
p. ,11., avt-iviug Scotland iS'eck at 45
V rn, Greenville 0:37 p m, Kinston 7.35
p. m. Returning loaves Kin&ton 7.20
a. m., Greenville 8.22 a m', arriving
llaiifax at 1053 a m, Weldon 11.20 a m,
ua l 1 y except Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 7.00 a m, arrives Parml
8.40 a ii, Tarboro 9.50 a m. rBt.in-ninir
loaves Tarboro 4.50 r m VNmiu, m
p iu, arrives Washingten 7.35 p m, daily
juuujj. jrouiiecis witii trams
i"i tocotiand xseck iii-anch.
Train leaves Tarhnn, im r. -!..
i . - - via
At coma fie and Jiaieigh Railway daily
except iunuay, at 5.00 p m, Sunday
2.40 p m. arrives Plymouth U.9SI vr.
and 6.20 p. m.
.Ce turning leaves Plymouth daily, ex
cept Sunday, O.Oo am, Sunday 9.30 a m,
miuui ! "u.iiti a. in, ana 11.40
p. m.
irain on Mia land N C Branch leaves
Goiusboro daily, except Sunday, tj.OU
a. m, arriving rtmitiilield 7 30 a m. Re
turning leaves Smimfield 8.00 a m, ar
rive at Goldsboro 9.30 a m.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at 4.30 p. m., arrives
Na&hville 5.05 p m, Spring Hope o.3o
p. m. Returning leaves Spring Hoe
8.00 a. ni., Nashville 8.35 a m, arrives
at Rocky Mount 9.05 a m, daily except
Sunday.
Train on Latta Branch Florence
Railroad, leaves Latta 0.40 p m.
arrive Dunbar 7. bo p m Returninc
leaves Dunbar. 6.30 a m: arrive Latta
7.50 a m. Daily except Suuuav.
Train oa Clinton Branch leaves
Warsaw for Clinton daily, except Sui -day
at 4.J0p m. Returning leaves
Clinton at 7.20 a. m., connecting at
Warsaw with main line trains.
Train No 78 makes close connection
at Weidon for all points North daily,
all rail via Richmond nnl ilaiiv v
Sunday via Portsmouth and Ba"v Line
xiistj ub ivoeisy luuuni witn iNortolk and
Carol .na Itailrond fm- 'Kn.-t..h-
and all points North via Norfolk dailA
except Sunday.
Notice
I will meet, for the purr ose of receipt
ing for 1895 taxes, at the followin
places in November. "
Daniel's Chapel, Wednesday, 27th.
Piney Grove, Thursday, 28lh.
Goldsboro, Saturday, 30th.
Books at Boston on other days,
l&"Tin'e up. Pay up.
G. E. II A DLE Y,
lax Collector New Hope township.
Boston, W ayne County, Oct. 5!(i, '95.
To the Public:
This is to give notice that James
Powell, the mail carrier has, for sev
eral months past, had no authority to
take water from the Seven Springs, and
the water he has been delivering of
late has not, as far as I have leason to
believe, been Seven Springs water,
J. H. FONV1ELLE,
Prop'r Seven Springs.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor of the
last will of W. P. Britt, deceased, al
persons holding claims against his
estate are notified to present them for
payment to the undersigned, or to I.
F. Dortch, his attorney, by the 15th
day of November, 1896, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
This Nov. 14th. 1895.
JAS. M. BRTTT, Fxecutor
NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator
of Kosa P. Wilson, deceased, all
persons indebted to the estate of
said Kosa P. Wilson, are notified to
make immediate payment, and all
persons holding claims against said es
tate are notified to present the same to
the undersigned or his attorneys, Allen
& Dortch, within twelve months from
the date hereof, or this notice will bo
pleaded in oar of their recovery.
This Nov. 13, 1895.
B. H. GRIFFIN, Administrator.
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