r,
THE SUPPLY OF HARD COAL III THIS
leiOU.' U JbE3.
maSe of silk grenadine. The skirt
MLffiTffi
SEABOARD
THE WEELITTLES IN WASHINGTON.
Linen and Ginjjliam For Swell
' Morning Gowns.
COAST fflE.
4 -
; City is about exhausted, and present
outlook that it cannot be replenished
HOW THEY MAY BE HUMMED.
LOW
ROUND
TRIP
s p. ST. CaartM&T&la fltf-1
For K -renin a: Wear There Are Usbt
before Spring. In the meantime we
Colored Taffetas Softened by Lace
Applique Lons Wraps to Be Pop
lar Goaalp About Dresa Trifle.
are prepared to supply you with the
Pembmh-A o-m a . rir"-A at..
For morning wear at summer resorts
entire dresses will be worn much more
very best
WB8TBOPTO FBOM HAMLET.
S
Ramltf
i ar Monro .V.V.V.V.'..V..V
4S nm
111 Si am'
7.40am
0.1K a n
than shirt waists.
Gowns mcde of ccrn lifien will be
cut blouse fashion and Worn with belts
and stocks of Olffcrfnt pale colors.
Gowns of glace linen will be popular
aa VUMlUaWtMf'tlt .
A V nhavaran
i ....
12.M a m
10.33 a m
10.80 am
aa UWVO! t , , 4 , .
Ar Greenwood ",.
BITOmilOUS LOOP GOAL AT $5 PER T01I,
8.86 am
2 62am
7.85 am
ac auiens...... ............
Ar Atlanta
4.00 pm
cnotso oonnoctton at Atlanta tor Montgomery,
Mobile, New Orleans and all points in Texal
Mexico and California; alsojor CfeoostL
Bates From Wilmington
Which iSvas cheap as cut wood at $2.50 per cord.
Obloago, and weswnTaj wortiswetirva
points.
OUR
The Wttlittles visit tha
C&pirol at Washington
r
FIND THE CAPITOL ATTENDANT.
ura 1 HOI SPIES
"FTo'b Sp Jri
Hot Mineral Drinkin? Water and
ninety-six to one hundred and ten degree. Strongly Alkaline and Nature's
Specific for Rheumatism, Qout, (Sciatica, and all kindred troubles. There are
no cues wh'ch they will not greatly relieve, and few which they will not
positively cure, if faithfully used. These 8prings are in the grounds of the
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL,
A Hostelry with accommodations for Three Hundred Quests, and New, Mod
em. Elegant Situated in a park of one hundred acres, on the bank of the
French Broad River, thirty-five miles west of AsheTille. on the main line of
he Southern Railway, surrounded by some of the grandest mountains east of
he Rocky Mountains. No Humidity. No Fogs. A delightful Home for the
Pleasure-Seeker, an Edn for the Rheumatic: No healthier, no more delight
ful place in the world.
Write us for Illustrated Booklet, iwith Analysis and Testimonials.
s
HOWELL COBB, Proprietor.
Wl E. SPRINGER a GO.
"District Agents" for the
'GLARES CUTAWAY DISC HARROWS,"
argest and fiaest lines of American and
C. ding Shot Guns ever brought to this
17 tf
Purcell
sep
A Happy New tar to You!
One and all, of our many friends and patrons. We extend
onr best wishes for your health and prosperity for 1903, and
solicit a continuation of your
SHOE TRADE,
Which we hope to merit by giring you the BEST SHOES for
the least money.
CEO. R. FRENCH & SONS.
dec 38 tf
Fire Insurance.
Plate Glass, Marine, Life, Accident and Employer's Liability.
Agent for Jlojai Exchange Assurance .of London.
ASSETS $25,211,566.00. - 182 Years Old.
And five other reliable companies represented.
Lowest rates charged on Plate Glass Insurance.
No policy fee charged after December 20th, 1902.
IS O W JJ3ST EBIL
noy 23 tf
THE HURCHISON HATIOHAl BAHK,
OF WILMINGTON. If. C.
COMTAEATIVE 8TATXXXNT.
Deposit, showing increase of business since organization.
March lit, 1859 I...........-,. ' $SSS
nflrw 3i. t irqq 354,000
v-x:-:, ----,
iiecemoer a us, i uu
ecemberSltt. 1901.
n u-- 01 .- iQrto
H. C. HcQUEEN, President.
POTT'S DCHHYRnYfll
I 11111 I IIU 1 113-
Tti
CD r womanhood, aiding . development of organs and body. Ho
UQV- known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm Ufa
I" i - . . tl .nft PFR ROX ItY MAILi. Sold
I by druggists. DR. MOTT'S CHEMICAL: CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
1 iHI PARK HOTEL.
-n gs' 3sT. C.
Baths, with temperature ransins from
One of the or eat est labor-saving
machines known, and such
work as it does cannot ge
done by any other machine
made
In a few days will show one of the
English double and single breech
market.
BuHding, Wilmington, N C.
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
lib Princess Street, Wilmington, N. C.
AS2.000
ao7 nn
,vw
. . . iiw.vw
J. V. GRAINGER, Cashier.
Pil l 8 ESSf
8 ! fa W omissions, increase vig-
or and banish "pains
T.TFTi SAVERS" to rirla at
GRASS 1IN EN GOWN.
principally In pink and blue. They will
be trimmed with bands of Russian em
broidery and are rather tailor made In
effect, being trimmed with many rows
of stitching as well as strappings.
Blouse and skirt costumes of pongee
are very useful and becoming. They
can be washed like cotton.
Silk gingham is another material
which lends itself to the morning cos
tume. Mads- up with a tucked blouse
waist, three-quarter length sleeves and
a belt of beading with a ribbon run
through, this makes a dainty dress.
Unlined dresses of dotted muslin made
with elbow sleeves are very cool look
ing for hot days. .
A pretty grass linen gown is here
Uowd. The waist is laid in tucks.
There is a bolero effect headed and
edged by wide ecru applique. The tops
of the sleeves are tucked, and they ter
minate at the elbows with wide cuffs.
The skirt has a tucked front panel and
a tucked circular ruffle.- The entire
dress is trimmed with narrow black
velvet ribbon.
The bat which goes with this is of
ecru straw trimmed with black and
white tulle and an ecru ostrich feather.
v Silk, and Chiffons.
Light colored taffetas are being much
used for evening wear. A recent ex-
8XABT RUFFLE.
ample was a pink taffeta softened by
applications of heavy ecru lace. The
waist poached both back and front
The sleeves and yoke were entirely of
lace insertion, which also went down
the skirt and spread at the bottom in
Intricate veinings.
Foulard is not so popular as in for
mer seasons. Plain materials are. more
fashionable. When foulard is used, it
Is usually of the satin finished variety
in pale, almost indistinct, colorings.
Pongee is being made into dressy
gowns, contrary to the custom of for
mer seasons, i It is trimmed with pale
blue or deep red or else lace and chiffon
In the same ecru shade. Worn with
an ecru lace hat and a lace umbrella,
this makes a charming costume.
The hat in the illustration is of tuck
ed chiffon with a straw crown.. The
neck ruffle Is of dotted net, with a cape
effect formed of three ruffles and two
ends shirred in three places! It is
trimmed with . narrow Velvet . ribbons
run through beading.
' Sew Loaf Oarntaats,
Long wraps are very popular this
summer. They are' made of unlined
,811k and are most useful to protect light
costumes irom uie uuau iuug vuaia
of pongee are trimmed with heavy
brown lace and softened with chiffon
ties of the same tint.
Coats of blue, brown and gray taffeta
are newer than the black ones and are
considered very smart. Moire unlined
makes an ideal wrap, as it has body
and looks rich.
Long coats of lace with linings of ac
cordion . plaited chiffon are used for
carriage and very dressy wear.
The lose box plaited coat sloping at
the waist line has gone out of fash
ion as far as really smart people are
concerned. It was at best an exag
gerated garment and not In good taste.
Three-quarter length box coats are
being worn by tall women, to whom
the full length loose coat seems too
trying. . . .. - . "
The smart venhur gown Illustrated
For Group use CHE
NEY'S KXPEOTOB-
GRENADINE EVENING GOWN.
has four ruffles, headed by a fanciful
application composed of tucks and
lace. The waist has a toothed bolero
over a full blouse of tucking. The el
bow sleeves have nnderpuffs. There is
a corsage decoration of differently
shaded roses. , " '
Fashion Decrees Pale Colors.
All tints of rose will undoubtedly be
much worn this summer, but the paler
and more delicate toues will be the
most fashionable. Blue and green in
the very palest tints will be smart, and
the combination of black and whit;
or of delicate mauve with either black
or white lace will be used on many
costumes.
Cottage roses and wild roses are seen
on many of the most ' costly hats.
Chrysanthemum straw and dainty sat
in stsaw are deservedly popular, and
in many cases these straw hats are
simply trimmed with a wreath of flow
ers. The pearl cabochon has been imitat
ed so that it can be now purchased for
a few cents; therefore it will soon dis
appear from smart millinery. The os-
prey is also being imitated so success
fully that women will no longer have
the excuse of wearing the real article.
Sashes are to be as popular as ever.
UBXBTT SATIN WAIST.
only the bows are to be more com
plicated, i with many knots and more
than two ends.
The pretty waist in the cut is jnade
of liberty satin. It has a double bolero
effect, with chiffon front and under-
Sleeves. It is trimmed with heavy
guipure lace. JUDIC CHOLLET.
An Unreliable Gnlde. ,.
Freddy Ma, according to my appe
tite it must "be near dinner time.
Mamma Yes. but your appetite Is
usually fast Judge.
Tried to Conceal It.
It's the old story of "murder will
out," only in this case there's no crime;
A woman feels ran down, has. back
ache or dyspepsia and tbink's it's noti
ng and tries to bide it onui sue nnai-
y breaks down. Don't deceive your
self. Take Electric Bitters at once. It
has a reputation for curine Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles, and will
revivify your whole system. The wont
forms of those maladies will quickly
yield to the curative powers of Electric
Bitters. Only 50 cents, and gnaranteea
by R. B. Bellamy, druggist. t
Ptlfl Fllest PUmI
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared to cure Piles and DOES IT
n short order. Kasy to apply, every
box aruaranteed. 50c and S1.00. All
druggists or by maiL Williams IWa
Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 8old by J. O.
Sheppard. Jr. . t
CASH
PAID
FOR
Beeswax
If you have some to
sell ship it to us
and will allow you
27 l-2c Peril).,
F.O.B. Wilmington.
WllliamsYUle Ufg Co.,
WilliamsTiUe, Mass.
sep 21 3m sn we fr
1
I CHICHISTEK-9 tniiU.K
fer CHICHESTSB'a ENGLISH
la 11EB tad Cld BMUlUa ban. wM
Kaklrib. Takes vttie. Bfbs
Paaacrsaa 8fctitUoM aaa IslH
BMU. Bay t jour OrmnUVar MS 4. is
MHpi fr Particular. Tartlaasalals
aaa Keller fr ld ioa," uum, j re.
Brmfilna.
daiaaaatar Caiaili.l Oa
a aaaar FaUJbaW A.
This coal is equally as good in every
'Phone your orders to ns and they
' i. . -i '
Wm. E. Worth & Ga
Phones Bell 94. Inter-State
146.
TSaiXsTKIS I
I desire to express my sincere thanks to my friends or the
more than liberal patronage they have extended me during the
past year, and with the hope that they have had a merry Christ
mas, wish them a happy and prosperous "New Year."
If any one has neglected to do their duty Xmas, or wish to
"reciprocate" New Year, I have a few "left overs" at a reduced
price.
IsT. IF. PABKBE,
Furniture and Furniture Novelties, (II Market St
Bell 'Phone 613.
deoS8tr
WB PAY 4 PEB CENT. INTEREST
Ou imall turns as well as large amounts. v.
You can open an account by depositing TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Every
nickel you spend is gone forever and eternally, but every nickel you
save is still yours, and if invested with as will draw interest camoounded
quarterly, for years to come.
' savings account.
Deposits made on or before January 2nd, 1903, will boar interest from
January 1st. 1
The Wilmington Savings & Trust Co.
J. W. RonWOOP, PreaKant. a. WALTEBS, Vtea rrwMcnt,
deo23U B. TATIiOn, Jr., ler.
ATLANTIC TRUST
10. Princess Street,
Solicits your account. Pays 4
pounded quarterly. Deposits
draw interest from January 1st.
IH4TT J. HBTER. Pretlaeat,
i MITCHELL P. ALLS!f, Caabler.
DIRECTORS :
L. B. Rogers, J. G. I. Oieschen, B. H.
it. a. ueuamy, jona u. kuo kl. M. near, U. w. Yates,
D. McEacberti, Malt J. Heyer. dec 25 tf
-J
5,000 YARDS
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATER
- WILL 0L08E OUT
At 3 1-2 Cents Per Yard.
DON'T MISS THIS ! SALE.
S & B. SOLOMOlsT.
dec 28 tf
HUD
mm
Boko Pavlua Xtcbins, Scabby
SMm Disoases,
Caueara, BlooalXrovMsa, Pimples,
Sorea
PermanentlT eared by taktne Botanic Blood
Balm. It 6atroa the active Poison In the
blood If you hare aches and pains In banes,
back and jointr, I toning BcabDv Bkln, Blood
feels hot. Swollen Glands. Blslnss and Bamna
on the Bkln, Mucus patches in If oath.. Bore
Throat. Pimples, Oopper-Oolored Spots, all rnn-
oown. Ulcere cn any pari oi uie uuuy, nair ur
Eyebrows railing oat, take
Bottvale Blood Balm, goaraatsed
to' core even the worst and most deep-seated
cases where daotors, patent medicines and hot
springs tall. Heals all sores, stops all aches
anu pauiBt rouuuea an BweuiugB, uiaaea uiuuu
pare and rich, completely changing the entire
body into a clean, healthy condition. B. B. B.
has oared thousands alter reaching the last
stages of Blood Poison. - '
Old. Rbeommtlam, caitarrta, Bcnmt,
Itebiitc Hnon, Scrofula.
are caused by an awfnl Poisoned condition ot
the Blood.. B. B. B. stops Hawking and Spit
ting, Itching and Scratching: tsnres Rheuma
tism, Catarrh: heals all Scabs, Soates Erup
tions, Watery Blisters, foal festering Bores; by
giving a pare, healthy blood supply to affected
parts,"" . (
Blood Balm Onrea Canecra or All
Kinds. ,
Bnppuratlng Swellings, Eating Sores, Tumors,
ngfy Ulcere. It kills the Cancer Poison and
heals the sores or worst canoerperfeotiy. If yon
have a peislstent Pimple, wart. Swellings.
Soootma, Stinging Pains, take Blood Balm and
they will disappear before they develop Into
Cancer. -.
OVK UVAHAliTEE.
Bay m lmrce nettle for SI, of any
draaaiat, take oa alreeted. Bataaie
Blaaat Bala (B.B.B.) always ram
when the right quantity ia taltea.
ar mat fare, voir aiowcy warns
nirf.al niaaJ SCalaa RJ B. R.1 la
Pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly tested
ror ou years, uompoeeu oi run owwauiu uwra
iiiAnta. - strnnirthens weak kidneys and weak
stomachs, cures dyspepsia, complete direc
tions go with each bottle. Saaapleof B, B. B.
atiid Pamphlet Scut Free by writing
ItlOOu 1HUIU uin auauw, vmum jruua
trouble, and special free medical advice, to salt
yoa oase, also sent In sealed letter.
aeeuiiyr ou ui w , i ,
Wanted Raw Pars.
20,000 O'POSSUMS.
10,000 COONS. ,
5,000 SKUNKS;
3,000 POXS.
2,000 MINKS.
1,000 OTTERS.
FTlo-liPat pjvflVi Tvrio.pH Ttaid nnd nno.
tations furnished by applying to
SAM L BEAR. SR., & SONS. :
.'. - Wilmington, N. Cm
way aa any Goal sold on this market.
will be filled promptly.
dec 28 tf
S5CJ
Inter-State 421.
Bee in the New Year right by opening a
AND BANKING CO.,
Wilmington, N. C.
per cent, interest on deposits, com
made on or before January 2nd will
E. H. J. A SIRENS, Vice President
J. Abreno, B. Solomon, Martin O'Brien,
CALICO
ENTIRE LOT MONDAY
'There is a Best
Id Everything !
m rami us uavis.
Guaranteed 100 Per Cent. Pure,
This is putting it mighty strong,
but it is nevertheless true.
Be Wise In Your Economy.
Don't be deceived by the- argu
ment that it costs less to paint
your building with inferior or ad
ulterated paint, because the paint
costs less per gallon.
Sold and guaranteed by
The Coal. Cement and Supply Co.,
Sole Distributors,
dec 19 tf Wilmington, N. C.
Ledgers, Journals
Cash Books, '
Letter Books. -
Memo. Books
Inks and 21 neila-g,
Psiste avnd Glue,
Letter Boxes swd Bavskats,
Pens swd Foateila.
FUes of aOl kinds.
I have any thing-you need in
your omce. Write for prices.
The Stationer, ""
' dec 20 tf 107 Market St
It is for you to say
If you know-what first class
goodB are, as to quality and
style After seeing my line call
OFFICE
SyPPURS
ROBERT C
BgROSSET
s and judge for yourself. :
J.T.BURKE.
, . THE JEWBLEB,
, ' , -27 South Front St.t
dec 13 Cf
Sixth Annual Exhibition, Charlotte
Poultry Association. Charlotte, N. C,
January 12th-15th, 1903. Dates of
sale
January 11th to 14tb, inclusive. Final
limit January 16th. Rate," $6.80.
W. J. CRAIG,
Approved : Qen'l Passenger Agent.
H. M. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager.
EOV 15 tf
ATLANTIC
COAST LINE.
Schedule In Effeat Nov. 30,. 1903.
KOETHBOUND t -
THO. 48
NO. 40
mi 7.00 p m
ml SDK n m
I Lv Wilmington. . . .
Ar Goldsboro......
YVIMI p
I Ar Wilson
1 18 p
1 KB n
mho. 40 p m
ar Roc lev Mount.
min.25 p m
ar Norfolk
Ar weldon
Ar Peterstrare
565 p
463 p
6.52 p
7aK n
mi
1.45 a m
3.95 a m
I Ar Eiohmond.
! Ar Washington...-,
1 Ar Baltimore
Ar Pulladelohla...,
47 a m
11.40 p
7.64 a m
fl 10 n. m
405 a
7.08 a
mlu.ss a m
! Ar-New York
m1 1.5S p m
SOUTHBOUND.
ttn.ru
No. 49
Lv New York....
AIM a m
9.80 d m
Ar PMiadelDbi.
u so a m
uiusm
Ar Baltimore....
144 p m
8.50 p m
387a m
Ar Washington..
Ar Norfolk
3.45 am
900am
"e.56 p'ia
783 n m
Ar Hichmond....
8.30 am
Ar Pershorg...
Ar Weldon.......
Ar BockvMonnt
913 a m
9.04 r m
1123 am
100T P m
13 50 pm
Ar Wison........
.a I -1 .-. W
10.48 p m
.i.wpm
2,65 pm
ai UVUOWAV..I4I,,, ..
Ar Wilmington
t.ib a m
110.10 am
p m
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND THE SOUTH
SOUTHBOUND. ,
Daily Ex.
Sandav.
Dally.
Dstv.
! Lv Wilmington. .
I A r Florence
I Ar Charleston....
' Ar Savannah.. ..
Ar Jacksonville..
6.00 a mi
9.25 a m
8 45 p m
780D m
7.oapm
s.55am
1.10 p m
6 85 pm!
11 15 p m
; 5.45 a m
3.uu a m
f'7.65 a m
9.00 a m
7.00-pm
is 45 p m
I Ar Tampa..
10.00 p m
SOBTHBOUHD.
Daily EX
Bandar.
Dally.
9.80 a m
7.00 pm
1.15 am
65 am
9 45 am
140 pm
i Lv Tampa... .......
Ar Jacksonville. . . .
Ar Savannah
A r Charleston..
Ar Florence
e.u p in;
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7.su a m
1.10 p m
5.15 p m
8.00 d mi
Ar Wilmington. ...
11.45 p m!
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AKD 8ANTOBD.
West Bound East Board
Daily. Dally
Lv Wilmington. 1 9.10 amtAr. 8.00 pm
Ar FayetteviLe 13 S3 p m Ar. 5.00 p m
Ar Santord I 150 p mLv. 8.45 pm
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND NEWBEBN.
North Bonnd South
DailvexSnndav. Bound
Lv Wilmlnston ...13.33 p mlAr. 12.08 p m
Ar Newborn 5.40 p mLv. 9 0 a m.
Via Wilson.
Trains Nos. 40 and 41 carrv Pullman Sleeninz
i Cars between Wilmlnston and Washington, con
i nectlng with Fenna B. B, for all points east.
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Qen'l Passenger Agmst
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I The United States Fldelttr and Guarantee Com
pany, uuine uuiuo, oaiuuiwiv. uu.
Paid Up Capital, $ 1 ,500,000
Surety Bonds.
Fidelity Contract Judicial,
Judicial Bonds executed without delay. State
autu uuuubj uiuuiaia wuwu.
Burglar Insurance.
Banks. Stores. Residences Insured against
burglary or theft .
uorreeponoenue Bouiunou.
- - o. D. WEESX. Oeaeral Agent,
oc 142m ' Wilmington, N. C.
Gall and Examine Onr
FINE LOT OF
Chriotmao Goodo.
Rnvn.1 ClnatAr Haisins.
Finest Seeded Balsins and Currants.
- Freshest Nuts of all kinds, shelled
and in theBhell. . -
Rowforta Etlam ana Pineapple Ctieese,
and almost every otner arocw in our una
fortheHouaavs. .
WILMINGTON GROCERY CO-,
JNO.'L. BOATWBIOHT, Manager.
Both 'Phones No. 14. . deofttf
"THE FAV0RITE.w
"The Favorite" Barber Bhop is now jnore at:
i tractive than ever. Becent Improvemeiits
I make it more pleasing to the eye; while it still
j maintains Its old reputation for the very oast
i service to its patrons. ; "
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. SOUTHBOUND FBOlf BAMUET.
Lv Hamlet..... e.4pm 7.85am
Ar Colombia... l lsam ll.aoam
Ar Savannah.... .,... sssam 455pm
Ar JacksonvlUe 7.00am 9.15pm
Ar 2ampa....... .... ....... 6.45pm tooam
NOBTHBOUi MUX ttAMXJCT.
lv Hamlet........ ...10,40pm 7.50am
Ar Balelgli IMS a m 11.10a m
Ar Korilna.. -s.ssam t.sspia
Ar Portemonth ............ c ii&mm Bosnia
ArKorfolk.......... i pP
Lv Hamlet....,.,,. 10.40 pm 8.40 a mi 7.59am
Ar Raleigh. 1 30 a m 11.45 a m 11.10 a m
Ar Noriina... . .... a.J2am 1.35 a ml 1.25 pm
Ar Petersborg .... 6.63 a m 4.07 p ml 4.47 p m
Ar Ricamond e.8S a m 4.55 p m 6.40 p nt
Ar ywngton.... 10.10 am s.so.pm "...
Ar Baltimore ...... n.asam ll.BSpm ..........
Ar Sew York 4.15pm O.Mam
Train 40 leaving Hamlet at 8.25 a; tn.' takM
naftKenarnrn from train si avb.i :
i.av v ux.. waiaijiiui v ai d,d j . 1Q " waBDlHKiOJ -
7.00 p.m.; Blchmond 10.87 p. m.s Portemonth '
arriving at Hamlet at 7.00 a. tu. From train iv '
lkVIU auaub. ,.uv V. 111., a.uuui T6,Vt p. Ql ;
Qhester 4,15 a. m.; Charlotte 5.01 a. m.; Monrin.
5:40 a. m.; arriving Hamlet 7.39 a. m.
From train 66 leavtne Jacksonville 4.80 n. il..
savannah 18.10 p. m.; Columbia 3.55 a. m.; ar -riving
Hamlet 8.8) a. m.
Through Pullman sleepers from Hamlet to a
points North, South and Southwest.
For tickets. Pullman reservations, eta., adui '
to Tbomaa D Xeares. Oeneral Agent, wiimiiii; '
ton. H.a. .... ..
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Loan Association,
MAXT0N N. C
DIRECTORS:
J. I. CEOOM, 1CAXTOK.
K U. MCBAB, MA ITOK .
A. J. MCKiKNON, UAXTON.
ft. B. PATTBBSOS, MAXTOK,
J B. WBATHEBLT, MAXTON.
W. H. BEBNABD, WILKIN 6T0N ,
K. &. ItCKBNZIB, MAXTON. ,
Inltiauon ree, 26 centsper snare.
HnlawrlnMons to stock uavable In weekly tn-
talments of 85 cento per share. .
Tha mununniAiit In nrndnnt and ecrmomlcal'
ax 1h shown bv the fact that the Association has
sustained no losses, and its annual expenses, in
eluding taxes, are only about Two Hundred
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4 n Klnston 10 It . ........
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t oi T ot aforehead city. 7 a IS
P.IM. P. at. A. M. A. at.
North, lea ving aoldsboro at 11.15 A. and
wlthBouthern Ballwar train West, leavmg
aoidsboro s.00 P. M ana with w. ft N. at New
oern lor wumingron ana mtermeuiaie yuuiua.
Train 1 nminnofH with Ronthern Bailwavtialn,
arrlvlna at Goldsboro t.oo p. M., and with W.
W. train from the North at 1,05 P. H. Ho. 1
train also oonneets with w. A N.tor Wllmin
ton and intermediate points.
octu cr . a. VIU. BUS
The Clyde Steamship Co
: Hew York,
Wilmington,. II. C, and
Georgetown, S. C, Lines.
aaaaast
afrons new Tera for wnauagt
ONXTDA.... ............... satarday, Jan. 10
Gio. w. Clyde satarday, Jan. - lTv
rraa WUartnstvB Cot Hew TtK
clype......:...... s&tarday, Jan. io
ONEIDA ... ... i . . , Bataraar. Jan. 17
Irea Trtlwaingtem for Morsetewm -
CLYDE... .................. .Tuesday, Jan.
ONXTDA . ...............Tuesday. Jan. 18
Steamship Oneida does, not .carry pas
sengers. r Through Bins Lading ana Lowest,
through sates gnaranteea to ana from boUMs
in noma ana bobui ubuvuiuv
ror rreiCM anu j
and passage aimnrto '
P. aTBMALUKEa. SttPfc,
f wilmlnyton.il. 0
acn. b. BSCB. Senaral Hamwer.
It state itreet, hew York
Jan 8 f
0. o SHEFABD Jb.. Wilmington.
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