THE T6 IVIES.
THURSDAY, JA7UAUY 21, 1892
RATTERS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Clin relies.
niEsnYTERiAN Services cvpry first
Sunday at 11 a, m., anrl 7 p. m.
Kev. G. A. Hough, Pastor,
Methodist. Services the 3rd Sun
day -it 11 a. m. Sunday School at 3 p.
in. JIkv. J. D. Peg ram. Pastor.
Primitive Baptist. Services Sat-1
iii.iiiv and Sunday morning i before the
third Sunday in each month.
Rev. Burnick Wood, Pastor.
Disciples. Services 3rd Sunday in
e;vh month, morning and night. Sun
!:iy School at 2 p. m., every Sunday,
Prayer Meeting every Thursday night.
Rev. C. W. Howard, Pastor.
Baptist. Services the 2d and 4th
Sundays at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. Sunday
Sfliool at 0 a. m. Prayer Meeting every
Tlmrsday night at 8 o'clock.
Rev. W. F. Watson, Pastor.
Mr. James A. Tavlor is otf cn a
business trip ibis week.
Tiinitv College now has two hun
dred and ten students and more ara
expected.
The si. eels are a3 slippery as an
av erage polnc-an, but not qoLe so
sl'cky.
Tbe weather has been quite damp
for seyeral days past in spite of
signal service 2es"ses.
Iliis less in all bra-ichc is dull at
this time, but hope for improvement
is present in a large degree. -
Mr. G. K. Graotham went down to
Wiln'ing'iJn Monday evening, pre;
siminbly on a business '.'p.
M W. A. lVarce wll remove to
the progressive town of Burlington,
shortly, and open a business,
M-ss Esther R. Hell returned last
Wednesday to Buie's Creek High
b.bool, to resume her siudies.
Rev. Char'es II. Spurgeon. now at
Menlone, is gradually recovering
T.ocn his long and serious illness.
Married on the 13th inst. by tbe
Rev. J. II. GrnrLh, Mr. W. II. Sle
j: ieoson and Mi3S Martha Bradley.
Three car loads of negroes, bound
for the Georgia turpentine fields,
parsed through Wilron last Friday.
We lerrn that Prof. Lineberry and
his assistant are gcM.ing along admi
ralty in the management of their
school. .
No doubt a good quan'-i'yof cotton
is slill held by certaKn farmess.
but tlte-e is yet no ind .-ktion of a
rie in pr'ee. V
Cot. E. G. Ha: ei!, oi hi3 rettira
from the Cuba trip was presented
with an umbrella worth 25, by the
parly who accompanied him.
Married, on the 14th inst., at the
residence of the bride's mother. Mrs.
Klizabctli Dupree, by Joseph Hardy,
K , T. J.: Mr. Jarae3 Young and
Miss Mary I. Duprce.
We have a speedy and positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, cao'.er
mouth and headache, in S' lloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. A naal injector free
with each boitlc. Use it if vou de
sire health and Fweet breath. Price
:0c. Sold by Ii. R. Hood & Bro.
Mr. W. A. Bell, one of our most suc
cessful farmers one who -lives at
home" comes to the front th'S week
wiui a two year old pig wh:ch netted
20 pou.ida. Who caa beat this ?
lilood diseases are terrible on ac
count of their loathsome nature, and
i'e fact they wret k the constitution
jo complete'y unless the proper anti
dote is applied. B. B. B. (Botanic
Hlood Hal in) is composed of the true
antidote for blood poison. Its use
never fails to give satisfaction.
Dr. Flemng, who is an exceedingly
clever and popular gent'eruan. is
lope ling up a stock of general mer
chandise next door to Lee's Hardware
store. Judging from his stock now
n hand he evidently intends to
capture the Indies' trade. His stove is
being attractiAcly filled and arranged.
Men who Ixjvre a Town. The
following are a few of the class that
stand in the way of ttie advancement
of a town, and are a detrime-it to any
communit : First, those who go oat
of town to do their trading. Second,
those who oppose improvement.
Third, those who prefer a quiet town
to one of push and business. Fourth
those who think that business can be
done sly by, without advertising.
Fifth, those who distrust public spir
ited men. Sixth, those who oppose
evory movement which does not orig
inate with themselves. Seventh, those
who put on a long face when a stran-
i'pr tnlks of l.-witintr in !nwn Vi;rhtl,
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those who oppose every enterprise j
w rich docs not appear of personal j
benefit to themselves. Ninth, those j
Who seek to ininrp tluwiWIi! of in.
"ividaals.
See notice of the incorporation of
the Consolidated Lumber Company.
Messrs. Goodrich & Worrell ore
now furnishing the public with fine,
fat beef wid pork, etc. They handle
nothing but the best, and lbe:r prices
are very reasonable.
Having bought out the entire inter
est of Smith & Fescue's Livery, I
respectfully solicit the patronage of
the travelling public. Satisfaction
guaranteed. R. G. W. SMITH.
From henceforth let no roan trouble
roe with doubts and questionings; 1
bear in my soul the proofs of the
Spirit's truth and power, and I wi'l
have none of your artful reasoning.
Rev, C. II. Spurgeon.
NO. ASSIGNMENT.
No, indeed. We have not. neither
are we going to make an assignment.
Hut for the next thirl' days we are
going to compete with the prices of
those who have failed.
DUPREE & LAJsE,
Dunn. N. C, January 7, 1892.
Last Friday two negro boys were
arrested at ' Morganton for horse
stealing. The Horses were stolen
from the Vanderbilt stables at Bilt
more, near AsheviHe, sad tbe ne
groes, who were traveling under
assumed names, were supposed to be
escaped convicts ftom Tenuessee.
We, lie undersigned, have this
day formed a copartnership under
the name and style of Strickland &
Gordon, for the purpose of carrying
on a General Mercantile Business,
in tbe town of Dunn, county of Har
nett. N. Cx This 9th day of October,
1891. H.J.STRICKLAND.
J. 0. GORDON
A contemporary 6a ys people often
wonder why count 'j' editors generally
wear belts to hold up their pants in
stead of suspenders. It's the most
simple thing in tbe world. When an
editor gets word from his home that
ihere is uothing on hand for dinner
he simply tightens up hi3 belt one
hole and says nothing.
To Mj Friends and Customers.
The firra of McKay, Lee & Co.
having dissolved copui tnersbip, I am
now located at roy old stand on the
co per of Broad and Wlson slrce'ii,
wber three j-e-rs r go, I opeed up
the fi:st ha "d ware store ever in Hur
rett county. For these three yeais I
have devoted ray enii "e time to the
s'.'udv of hardware and whit rrv cuv
iotm-rs needed.
1 feel saie in saying that I know
wh:;t irv customers nerd. I am now
opening up a nice line of Ia;d iv&i ?,
Cutb.ry, Ciorkery, Tin und Glass
ware, and every vhi n2 ihat is found in
a first clas hardware sio. e.
I have employed Mr. II. C. McNeill,
a man that Will treat you rg;t. We
ask you to come and eximioe my
line of goods before 3'ou buy else
where. Oino wbelher you trade or
not". We like to see our f e )ds.
Thanking you all for your li be ; 1
suppori, and asking a continu nee of
same, I remain your F; iend.
JOHN A. McKAY.
Dunn, N. C , Januc-y 12. 1892.
Voorhees on Hill-
"I do not agree with Un Gove-nor
at all in" his position :a Albany, and
so announced as soon as I read the
report on New Year's Day. The Re
publican party has forced issues on
the American people, and more espe
cially in regaid to the vital question
of taxation, which are wholly incon
sistent with free government, and
which call for incessant, unremitting,
unlimited, day and nght opposition
ou the part of every belierer in the
Jetfersonian maxim of equal and
exact justice to all, exclusiva p.ivi
legcs to none.
'The present tariff system of the
United States, whsrebv the wsnts of
the laboring poor are trxe l to sweet
en tie luxaries and soften the
couches of tbe idle lich, is such a
hideous abomination in the s'ght or
God and man that it seems to me
every fair-minded person would glad-
K m d pnapr!v firrht floroinst it r 11
c J 0
day and aaia in h S dreams at mt;ht,
leaving results, consequences ami j
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respousiuimies to tuat UIJJU ami
. I
overrillmff Dower known as FroVl-
denee in history.
'I have a very biwh opinion i f the
ability Of UOV. II 11 1 and LIS recent
great party service, but he makes a
mistake if he think? the spirit of bat-
-i .i j c .i , !
tie or lue aruor Ot the oercOCritlC;
masses in their conflict wiih taritT
robbers, monopolist- and plutocracy
generally can now be checked.
"The nominee of the next Demo
cratic National Convention ought io
live in the Mississippi VaHej and I
tl.inl- will TI.a frf fr I.p liv-.i
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from Wa'l street and the power of
consolidated wealth .and educated
nveaiiiy the better it will be for the
nn.,.rr-.t i,. rrt- oivt t!,P nr.-intrul
I.
I -. j
ueu he is elected."
For Wodd and Lumber, call on
C. T. Williams.
We wish the people of Dunn and
Harnelt county, a'te-Uhy. profitable
and pleasant future.
"Antidola" will speedily relieve
Headache and Neuralgia. A trial
will convince you of its merits. Read
what Rev. W. J. Fulford, editor of
the North Carolina Baptist, says :
'Some few weeks ago Mes. A. J.
Cook & Co., kindly sent me a trial
bottle of Antidola; the other day we
had occasion to resort to it, and
found almost instant relief f rom aa
attack of severe nervous headache.
Try it."
Manufactured only by A. J. Ccok
& Co., Faye tteville, N. C, Price 25c.
a bottle. For sale by B. R. Hood &
Bro., Dunn, N. C.
Hill of New York sounds tbe key
note for his wing of the Democracy.
'No new issues," "no free coinage,"
no increase of money volpme."
Cleveland is aga'nst free coinage out
in favor of tariff refer ra. They are
both of them judt exactly what will
suit every nat'ooal banker in tbe
country. Yet there are those who
would repros third party agitation
uniil these great moguls had been
"pelilioned" to grant something to
Ibe Alliance. Ti e Alliance will pe
tition I On to St. Louis. American
Non-Coaform'st.
Dissolution Notice-
The firm of McKay, Lee & Co., of
Dunn, has this day dissolved copart
nership by mutual consent. John A.
McKay having withdrawn from said
firm. The books aud old accounts
will be found with Mr. E. Lee, at the
store of the old firm. All parties
indebted o them will please call and
settle at once.
JOHN A. McKAY.
J. LEE.
E. J. LIjE.
Dunn, N, C, January 4th, 1892.
INOXICE !
Tic firm of McKay, Lee & Co.,
having dissolved we, J. Lee and E.
J. Lee, will Continue the Hardware
and Furniture business at the same
old stand, next door to Young Bros.,
under the name of Le3's Hardware
Co. We, by honest, square dealing
and polite attention to our customers,
solicit the patronage of the citizens
of Dunn and surrounding cou..Uy. -Very
Respectfully,
LEE'S HARDWARE CO.
Xwo Bottles Cored Her. VI
Cabbou., Ia..July, 1889.
I tv.s aufTerinff 10 veara from shocks in m
head, so much bo that at times I didn't expect
to recover. I took medicinea from many doc-
tore, but did not get any relief until I took Paator
Koenig's Nerve Tonic ; the second dose relieved
I mi uui 2 hnttlaa cured ma.
i tit mnir I
Newport, Ky., February 20, 1831
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For many years I was sickly and very nerv-
OU8.BO that the least thing would righien me,
and my sleep was unrefreshing and I was so
weak as to be unable to do any housework
as always ill-humored and d
rerything is changed. Paste
onic (2 bottles) has helped me
1 recoaunend this medicine at every oppor-
tuaity KLilSA fiOLiLi.
A Valuable IJott ti. iervoci
Uiseases sent free to juiv address,
an.i poor patients can aiso obtain
A LL. this i:euiciie irce of charge.
Tisis retneayhas been prt-pared byflia Reverend
-'astor llocnikf. of Fcrt SVavne. Ind.. f-'i:ce lb"b, aad
t5now prepared uuder his directloa by the
VLSV.UIZ CO.. Chicaco, flit
Sold by Drnrrists at 51 per liottlo. 6 for SCi
X cro Sixe, 51.T5. 6 Bottles for 89.
A POPULAR FAMILY. "
Jexkte : " How is it, Kate, that you always
seem to ' catch on ' to the last new thing ? Do
what I may, you always seem to get .ahead
of me."
Kate : " I don't know : I certainly do not
make any exertion in that direction.'
Jennie : " Well, during the last fewmonths,
for example, you have taken up painting
without any teacher : you came to the rescue
i ko snddonlv. nnd ccrtalnlv we are all improve
when Miss Lalargo aesertea ner ieisar3 cmsa
i ing in grace under your instruction: i heard
! you tellm Tommy Fames last evening ho
you seem to be up on all the latest 'fads.' and
know Just what to do under all circumstances;
ilia :t u j ma' ij uiiowuaco jj'i j
you entertain Dcautuuiiy; ana in me loot
month vou have im proved so in health, owing.
owing.
voutelime.tovour Dhvstcalcultureeiercises.
Where do you ret all of your information
from in this little out-of-the way place 't for
you never go to the city."
Kate: Wby, Jennie, you will make mo
vain. I have only one source of information.
hut it ia mrnrniiur how it meets aH wants
s. x
very seldom near or anyxnmg new uui wuai.
tha noTt few Hm va ht-irur me full information
on the subject. Maaric? Not Magazine!
And a jrreat treasure it is to us all, for it
really lunusncs vne rtTtumis j.ii i-u-o " uv.i
household; father has given up bis magazine
that he has taken lor years, as ne sajs una
one gives more and better information on
the subjects of tho day ; and mother says
that it is that that makes ber such a famous
housekeeper. In fact, we all ajrree that it is
the only really family magazine published,
as we have sent for samples of all of them,
and fli.d that one is ail lor men. another all
for women, and another for children only,
while this one suits every one of us; so we,
rmiv need to t.iko one instead of several, and
that t- -.vhere tbe economy comes in, for it is
only a year. Perhaps you tniuK i am
! tAr. ,Hch in mv nroiV! hut 1
too'lavish in my praise : but I will lot you see
ours. or. better still, send 10 cents to the pub
lisher, W. Jennings Demo rest, 13 East 14th
Street, Xew York, for a sample copy, and I
6hall always consider that 1 have done you
a great favor ; and may be you will be cuttine
us out. as vou say we nave me reputauou ui
being the best informed famuy va town, lr
i tnat oe
so. it is. Dcmorest'fl Faaily Jlagaztoa
rjfrrwvTS -- r VrTOT;
was always ill-humored and depressed, now Rae, Oas. D. McNei'l anI A. li. W illiain;
everything is changed. Pastor Koenig's Nerve . . nrbwiml nbieo of business shalf
Tonic (2 bottles) has helped me; I amlikea new lnar l,'V PrlullPJl. ln l( L "I uf"'f- " !l'Vl
erson. can worK. sleep weu ana ieei conienwa. iu ;u o4-iil cuii.f, i'uiui v-.uuimii
j Uutt does it."
FOR SAXJEL
Ten Acres of Land fronting Main
Street in the town of Dunn. There
' ig a gQO(1 5.room Cottage two stili8
jandDistn,erj Fixture3 ,n running
order on said land. Terms easy. i
Apply to
Jan. 21.
J-T. COR RETT.
Dunn, N. C. J
WE HAVE OPENED A r
NEW GROCERY
ON THE CORNER i
Next to store of Mr. J. A. McKay,
AND INVITE THE PUBLIC M
TO CALL IN
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AND SEE FOR THEMSELVES!
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We keep a Full Line of Choice
Groceries of everjr description, and
will sell as cheaper, if not a little
cheaper than any house in town
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BRING US YOUR-r R
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Corn, Pease, Chickens and Eggs, ancj
Exchange for Fresh Goods on a
Cash basis. Respectfully.
J. A. & W. R. REAVES,-
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Executor's Notice ! in
TFIE UNDERSIGNED having quali
fied as Executor of the last WU1 and
Testament of David Oliver, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons holding drams
against the estate of his said testator to
present the same, duly authenticated, to
him for payment, on or before the 27th
day of November, 1892, or this notice
will be plead in bar of recovery. This
November 23rd. 1891. M
T. N. CAMPBELL, !
12-3-Ct Ex'r of David Oliver, f1
NOTICE. ,
HAVING thia day qualified as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Mrs.
F, McA. Faucette, decs'd, notice lis
hereby given to all creditors of said
estate to present their claims for collec
tion on- or before the loth day of De
cember, 1S92, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate arc herj
by notified to make immediate payment!
December 15, 1891. l
D. A. FAUCETTE, AdmrJi l
MURCUISON & CllAPIN, Attorneys, ; ,
NOTICE! SALE OF LAND. ;j
By virtue of a power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed, execnted-to
me on the 3rd day of February, A. D;
1S90, by S. W. Tarker and wife, Mary
Parker, and duly recorded in the orhce
of the Register '-of Deeds of Harnett
county, in book "I$." No. 2, pages 308,
310. I will, on the 8th day of February,
A. I). 1S92. at the court house door fn
Lillington, Harnett county, N. C, sit 12
o'clock M.. sei' at public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the land descri
bed in said mortgage deed, containing
4GJ aere. For a more definite descrip
tion of said lainl see mortgage deJd
recorded in the Register's office of Har
nett county, in book "B." No 2, pages
308310. This January GMi, 1S92. ;
. J. F. 1 II I LI II JS, h
I lu Jiouj,a!;ct.j
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NOPTH (-AKOLINA, UARNETT CoUNTy.
In ihe office of the Clerk of li!jo
j Sunenor Court. - i-
Notice is hereby given of tin incorpo
ration of The Consolidated Lumber
1 Ai.i vrn il.if l O I W - St t 1 1 k lit ik
- iv
P?r;'torIiI ll0nt 9 '
that its general pill pose and bitsiuf S is
I to pnrch ise, manufacture and sell lum-
ber, to produce, and sell spirits, of tur
pentine and rosin and to carry onffa
general meic'.iandise store and business
in Cumberland and Harneit Counties,
wi h the right to buy, lease, hold and
sell laud. That the duration of the cor
poration shall be thirty years. That tlv
Capital Stock is $1SU 0.00 of First Pre
ferred, $10075.00 of Second Preferred
and $10,000 Common, with the privilege
to increase the capital stock of any series
to an amount net to exceed Fifty Thou
sand Dollars in that series.
Tiiis 7th day of January, 1302.
!!!
GEO, E. PRINCE, f'l
Clerk Superior Court 4
JAMES H. koTJ EDWARD W. POXj! jr
POU & POUI
ATTORNEYS-AT-IjAW-'
SM1THFIELD, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
One member of the firm will alw'ays at
tend Lillington Court, and will go to
Dunn whenever business should te-quire-
FOR SALE ;!
ill
OR 3
NE SO ACRE TOBACCO, FARM;
V good living water, good dwelling
house, stables, crib, curing barn and
packing house, small orchard, bearing;
land lies well, one and a half miles from
town. Price, $300.00. , j
RESIDENCE; new, and one of the
most desirable locations in town; good
shade and fruit trees; stable and carn
age house, vegetable garden paled Hin
separate, size of lot 1 acre. Prce $1,000.
TWO Tenant Properties near dephiit;
new four room houses, acre lots with
garden paled in. Price of each, 8500.00
One vacant lot in good location, one-
half acre, unimproved. Price, S7&.00
THE ABOVE PROPERTY localed
iu and near Taylor? vflle, county seat of
Alexander comity, N. C. I offer for
sale, or will exchange for good farm
property. Prefer location near Dc,SK.
N. C. Addres, JOHN II. JUDD, I i
Taylorsville, N. C,l
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ATTORKEY ARD COUNSELOR AT LAW
LILLINGTON. N. C.
Practices in all Courts where ser
vices are needed. State or Federal.
D
R. J. II DANIEL.
DUNN, HARNETT CO.
N C.
Specialist in the treatment of skin
diseases. Best of references can be
furniched upon application. Corres
pondence solicited.
H. McD. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
' 6 (UP STtIRS) THORNTOil BLOCK
'- FAYETTEVIIXE, N. C.
Conveyancing and Collecting specialties
Practices in Cumberland and adjoining coun
ties. Will try cases in Dunn, when services
are desired. Prompt attention to Ail business
LEE J.
Attornty-aHaw,
DUNN, N. C,
Will practice in Harnett, and ad
joining Counties. Special attention
given to collection oi claims.
May-l-tf.
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Bail
way Company.
COKDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 27TD, 1891.
NORTH BOUND.
- No. 2, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Wilmington, 9.30 a m
Arrive Fayetteville, 1.45 p m
Leave Fayetteville, 2.15 p m
Leave Sanford, 4.25 p m
Arrive Greensboro, , 7.35 p m
Leave Greensboro. 7.55 p m
Leave Walnut Cove, 9.41 p m
Arrive Mt. Airy, 11.57pm
No 4, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Bennettsville, 8.30 a m
Leave Maxton, 9.50 a m
Arrive Fayetevllle, 12.00 m
No. 16, Daily Except Sundaj-.
Leave llaraseur, 7.25 a m
Arrive Greensboro, 10.05 a m
Leave Greensboro, 10.35 a m
Arrive. Madison, 12.55 pm
No. 12, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro, 10.20 a m
Leave Walnut Cove, 1.50 p in
Arrive Mt. Airy, 5 35 p m
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 1, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Mt, Airy, 0.00 a m
Leave Walnut Cove, 8.11 a m
Arrive Greensboro, 10.00 a ni
Leave Greensboro, 10.30 a m
Leave Sanford, 1,50 p n
Arrive Fayetteville, 3.40 pm
Leave Fayetteville, 4.10 pm
Arrive Wilmington. 8,30 p m
No. 3, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Fa yetteville, 4.12 pm
Leave Maxton, 6.32 p in
Arrive Bi'iinttsviile, 7.45 p in
No. 15. Daily Except Sunday.
Leave M:UUSon 3.10 p m
Arrive Greensboro 5.15 p m
Leave Greensboro. 5.35 p m
Arrive Kamseur, 8.40 p m
No. 11, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Mr,, Airy, - 2.10 pm
Leave Walnut Cove, 6.1 o p. m
Arrive Greensboro, 9.2a p m
W, E. KYLE,
J. W. FRY, Gen. Pass, Agent.
General Manager.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Wilmington & Weldon Eail Read
and Branches.
CONDENSRD SCHEDflLE.
TRAINS OOINQ SOUTH.
I No. 23 No. 27 I No. 41
rast Mall Daily
Daily Dally. exun
P M I 1 M I A M
Leave Weldon li HO I 5 1 6 ;o
Arr. Rocky Jdt,... 1 -M 6 33 I 7 47
rrive Tarboro. 2 13 I
P M
Leave Tarboro li r.8 G 00
I P M r
Arrive Wilson I 2 18 1 7 00 8 li
Leave Wilson - 2 30 j
Arrive Selma 3 :-0 I
Arr Fayetteville... r. SO ' - -
Leave 'ioUlsborw... 3 l"i I 7 40 9 00
Leave Warsaw 4 It I -.1 10 00
Leave Magnolia.... I 4 27 I 8 40 I 10 It
Arr. Wllmiiigtop.. I 6 00 9 55 I 11 45
TRAINS G01NQ NORTH.
NoTu No. 78 No. 40
Daily
Daily. Dally. ex Sun
A M A M j P M
Lea. Wilmington- 2 10 9 15 1 4 00
Leave Magnolia.... 3 ?7 1 57 j 5 40
Leave Warsaw 11 11 I 5 55
Arrive Qoldsbur?.. 4 33 12 05 I d 56
Lea. Fayetteville- - 9 10
Arrive Selma 110?
Arrive Wilson - 12 10
a M P M Y- m
Leave Wilson I 5 14 j 12 58 1 48
Arr. Rocky Mt. 6 37 1 30 8 21
Arrive Tarboro.. t .SO 2 18
Leave Tnboro 1 li 58;
Arrive Weldon ! 6 35 ! 2 55 I 9 35
Dally except Sunday.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leave
Weldon 4 00 p m., Halifax 4 22 p m. arrive at
Scotland Neck 5 15 p ra. Greenville 6 52 p m,
Kinstan 8 00 p m. Returning, leaves Kinston
7 10 a m, Greenville 8 2S a m, Arriving at Hal
ifax at 11 00 a m, Weldon 11 25 a m, dally ex
cept Sunday.
Local freight train leaves Weldon at 10 15 a
m. arriving Scotland Neck 105 am. Oieen
ville 5 30 p in, Kinston Hip m. Returning,
leaves Kiiuiton 7 20 a m, Greenville 9 55 a m.
Scotland Neck 8 20 p m, arrive Weldon 5.15 p
m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C. via Albemarle
6 Rhieigh R R. daily except Sunday, 4 40 p m
Sunday 3p in; arrive at Williamston. N. P..
7 18 pin and 4 20 pm; Plymouth 8 30 p in., and
520 pm. Retaining leaves Plymouth, N. C.
daily except Sunday (00am, Sunday 9 00 a m
Williamston 7 ?0 a m, 9 58 am. Arrive at
Tarboro, N. C. 10 40 a m and 11 20 a m.
Train on Midland N C Branrh leaves Oolds
boro, N. C., dally except .Sunday, 5 00 a m: ar
rive Smithfleld N C, BtO a m. Returning
leaves Smithfleld, N. C. 7 30 a. ra. arrives
Ooldsboro.N. c. 9 30 a m.
Tjjia on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky
Moant at 5 1 p m arrives Nashville 1 55 p. m.
Spring Hope 6 30 p, m. Keiarning. leaves
Snrinsr Hone 8 00 a. in. Nasnvilie 8 35 a. m
a.-rive Uocky xonnt 9 15 a. xn.! daily except
Snnday.
Train on Clinton Bnnch lerves Warsaw for
Clinton, daily except Sunday, at 6 00 p m and
1115 am. Returning, leave cuinon ai biu a
m and 3 10pm connecting at Wrrsaw with
N os. 41. 40, 23 and 78,
Southbound train on Wilson a Fayetteville
Branch Is No 51 Northbound 1 No M- Daily
except Sunday.
Train No 27 Sonth and li North will stop
only at Rocky Jtoant, wiLwm Goldsboro aua
Magnolia.
Tin Xo in makel close eonncetlon at
weldon for all points Nertb dally. All rail via !
Richmond and dally except Sunday via Bar i
Line, also at noony Mouni aauy except sun
day.wlth Norfolkand Carolina tor joffolk and ;
aiil PCIUU 4lUrkU 1 AlUllUt.
JOHN F. DIY1NB, Qen. Supi.
T. R. KENLT. General Manager
T. M. EMilEBSON. Traffic Uanacer.
YOU CAN-MAKE
Seven Cent? Ootton,
BY USING
"HOFJ1E FERTILIZER."
Selkirk, S. C, Sept. 27tli, 1S90.
Mess. Boykin, Carmer & Co., Balto, Md.
. Dear Sir : Replying to yours of a few
days ago, would ?ay: that I have md
"Home Fertilizer" for 7 years, and made
more clear money during those rears
than any other since I have been fann
ing, and have done nothing else. Yours
truly, NIEL A. McLEOD.
Tallahassee, Fhu, Oct. 7th, 1889.
Mess. Boykin, Carmer & Co., Balto., Md.
Gentlemen: Havine: bought and used
one car load of your "Home Fertilizer,"
1 can cheerfully recommend it as one of
the finest fertilizers on the market, at
same time it is the cheapest and appears
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Florida. It forces the erops to early
maturity and largely increases the yield,
mid T nm nrk'.l fiiln f that' If ruirmonant lr
imnroves th land. I pvnwt tn thi-PA
car load3 the comins season. Verv trulr
yours, T. J. ROBERTS, j
BOKUST, CARMER
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Moor's,Mill, Ga., June 10th, 1891.
Boykin, Carmer fc Co.,
Dear Sirs: I nsed two formula of
your "Home Fertilizer" last season un
der Cotton and Corn, I gathered near
a bale of Cotton to jtbe acre. I measur
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68 bushels of Corn by weight olTthe
acre. 1 1 am well pleased with your
'Home Fertilizer."
J. J. KEETEK.
Ilallsville, N. C, October 31st, 1801.
Mr. S. O. Middleton,
Dear Sir: The "Home Fertilize!"
bought of you in the Spring was the
best I ever used, I used 2 J formulas on
7 acres and the Cotton was the bet I
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ot guano but none equal this.
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& CO., BALTIMORE, MP.
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