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FISHERMAN & FARMED BY MITCHELL- A. H. -o-Published Every Friday SUBSCRIPTION PRICK ii.oo When Paid In Advance: $ 1.50 If Not Paid In Advaucc Entered at the Post Office at Elizabeth City as second class matter. Delivered at doors of city subset ileis ay carriers, as soon as from vies?, vithout extra charge. The Editor disclaims all respousiwil ;ty for the views or statements o! -or-spondents, and reserves the light at r.!l times to revise or reject any dtticle 10 may think proper. Always sign your name to a news paper communication simply as a pledge of good faith. It will not be published unless you desire it. Best advertising medium in the Dis ci-tct. Rates very moderate. Special ates on Ion;? contracts. All announcements and recommen dations of candidates for office, whether ; i the shape of communications or therwise, will be charged a? adver ;ements. ELIZABETH CITY, Jan. 21, 189S The beginning GOOD-BYE SPAIN. of the end is come. Cuban -. a ff a i r s have ' cached a crisSs. The thousands ,f wretches starving almost at -ur front gate, touched the heart A humanity as nothing has ever one before, and a mighty cry of indignation and pity has swept up from all quarters of mr land. Even the marble ieart of the eovernment has een touched, and Uncle Sam is accustoming himself to the un familiar duties ot charity. Dip lomatic relations have been none 00 friendly during the past few veeks, tho the State Department continues to ai'firm that every thing is all right. Kvery day dispatches from Madrid confirm the report that the Ministry is ,reatly worried by "disquieting lews." The most powerful .1f;t of war vessels ever gathered under the American flag, is now off the coast of Florida, ready to steam to Cuba at. a momont's notice. In face of these facts tiie protestations of amity fool no one. Whether the end is at hand or not will be seen, and that soon. Mr. McKiniey holds the commanding trump : the only uncertainty is when he will show his hand. The enchiridion ADDRESSES just issued by AND Justice Walter ARTICLES. Clark, of the Su preme Court, so lately a prominent candidate for Vice-President and Carolina's unanimous choice for Governor, s fiows the logical presentation., pure diction, and clear thought that would be expected from so eminent a scholar aud jurist. Che number of subjects treated declares the breadth of his intel lect ; their terrible earnestness its depth. Since Mr. Clark was appointed and then elected Judge of the Superior Court, he has been prominent in the eyes not only of Carolinians, but also of the reading public. In the Arena, Green Bag, and other se rious journals, he has presented almost unanswerable arguments for his hobbies Free Coinage, Government Control of the Tel eiaph and Telephone, aud Reg ulation of Railroad Rates. This pamphlet, which he publishes for twenty-five cents, is a com pilation of "Addresses aud Arti cles," containing the cream of his work during the late years. It is our misfor CAROLINA'S : CIRCUS. tune ihat we are not in Raleigh just now, where they are having an old time cir cus, sure enough. Governor Russell is ring-master and ere ates interest enough for a camp meeting with his widely adver tised domesticated puppets, Pear son aud Caldwell. These two rare specimens are kept caged and gui: led (no jest) in the Railroad Commissioner's office but a free exhibition is give each day. Judjje Simouton aud the Southern Railroad are the star actors ; but the show proper is given by the clowns and buf foons, each in his specialty Olho Wilson, of -Gideon Band fame, wHi his ILrf seeder ; Rev erened (?) Habb, the thrice bounced ; Jr.hu Moses Smith, the Meek and Dr. Pugnacious Burns. The exhibition is all might; funny to the spectators, but His Nibs makes it a serious business to tho actors. It we OASTOHTA. Th fac tions pt giutton if 68 7 . don't get cheap passenger rates and poor service it will not be the fault of the head of the show. When the last of the" suits the new Commission has started run thro the Grand Circuit of courts, not one of us will hear the ver dict. There is litigation for a thousand years. When will DEADMEN'S Judge Dick re- SHOES. sign? has been a standing co nundrum for years and tho many guesses have been made during the past few months, the solution seemed as far off as ever until Wednesday. Weak and infirm in body, old enough to retire on lull pay, his mind is remarkably clear and his appre ciation of a joke undiminished Some little time ago the bar met, made highly complimctary speeches, and presented a hand some silver service to the Judge. It would seem that this should have been hint enough but no ; the old man would not be.shelved He evidently thought a judge of whom so many nice things had been said was far too valuable to be lost; so hobbling to his feet, he thanked the bar for its gift and for the pretty compli ments, and it is said that the old fox made the best speech of the day. And who will succeed him now that his resignation has come. Senator Pritchard, Mr. Ewart. Assistant United States Attorney Boyd, and Gov ernor Russell, all have been prominently mentioned ; bitt be assuied that Tnstice Robert Douglas, Judge Dick's son-it: law. will be in at the finish. Ji. '.vontlerlul iilMf-ovrrr. The last quarter of a ceiifiry r.-i . . many wonderful discoveries in mo(!i hut none that ha$ aceomplisi o inure I ' limn;:nit y than that sterling oi l l:o;;si l.o'i remedy, Crowns' Iran Cha rs. It Ffcni- 1 contain the very elements of food heiihi", !inl neither man, woman or oh. M eati take it without deriving the pretest IxiK.'ir. LSroirns' Iron X5.Ut.ers is sold l-y all dealers. SIIAW1SOKO, Items of a Personal and Newsy Character. There A'as a card party at the home of Miss Mary Shaw one day last week. Mrs. M. T. McNider, of Bal timore, is visiting relatives in Shawboro and Sligo. Mrs. R. E. Dough, of Roper who has been visiting relatives here, has gone to Camden, Mr. Sam McIIarney and Miss Laura Berry, were married on Sunday at 4 o'clock by R. E. Flora, J. P. Dr. E. W. Baxter's wife and children, of Norfolk, are visit ing the families of Messrs. R. E. Flora and J. E. C. Bell. Mrs. Charles Fenner, of Hal ifax, who has been visiting her sister at this place, has returned to her home. Mrs. Fenner is a very nice lady and her friends regret to sec her leave. . Miss Margaret Bell spent last week visiting Misses Minnie and Susie Hall, at Coiujock. She returned Friday aud re ported a grand time. "That's the place to have a nice time. The Shawboro Tennis Club was entertained very nicely hist Saturday night by Miss Mary Shaw. Alh-reported a jolly good time. The' club meets next Friday night at the home of Miss Margaret Bell. The members of the Shaw boro Tennis Club will give a drama at Sligo, on Friday night Feb. 3, aud a Farce and Tab leau on Friday night. Feb. 4th. The proceeds will go to help build a hall at Shawboro. A more explicit notice will appear next week. Miss Lillie Sanderosn, who is attending the Shawboro High School, went home to spend Saturday and Sunday, and her cousin, Mis Bessie Morgan, ac companied her. On Sunday two of our young men went down and brought them home. Dan. " Cures talk " in favor of Hood's Sarsaparilla, as for no other medi Talk cine. Its great cures recorded in truthful, convincing language of grateful men and women, constitute ita most effective ad vertising. Many of these cures are mar velous. They have won the confidence of the people; have given Hood's Sarsapa rilla the largest sales in the world, and have made necessary ffp its manufacture the greatest laboratory on earth. Hood's Sarsaparilla is known by the cures, it has made cures of scrofula, salt rheum and eczema, cures of rheumatism, neuralgia and weak nerves, cures of dyspepsia, liver troubles, catarrh cures which prove Sarsaparilla Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Hood's Pills SKSytoM n THE WEEK AT rnmrrni LL'lIHUI Our Co. respondent Writes Some Newsy Paragraphs. Miss Bettie Tuttle is here on a visit to her brother. Mr. R. L. Butt, of Manteo, was in the city this week. Mr. C. M. Murdeu spent several days in Norfolk, Va.,this week. A special train of northern timbermen are expected to visit Edcnton soon. Mrs. Taylor of Newber,;e is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Bishop. Miss Lena AVilkinson of Washington passed thiough here Mondav on her way to Norfolk. Mrs. Callie Holmes has re turned from Washington, N. C, where she was the guest of Mrs. Cuttrell. Mrs. M. E. White is spending several days at Avoca, N. C, this week the guest of Mrs. W. R. Capehart. Quite a mimbe of fishemen from along the Hudson river are in Edcnton and will fish for different parties this season. Why is this? Cannot all the lab -ir that is required be hid at home - without sending out of the state. Give the home man wnat is due him. Our people are anxiously awaiting a decision as to the exteusion of the Suffolk & Caro lina railway to Edenton. We inderstand the committee ap pointed tc solicit funds for the pier have made their report to the railway people and now we are anxiously awaiting their de cision. We earnestly hope the extension will be made as it means much to Edenton as a business centre. The fac simile is Vi wrapper. MANTEO. Miss Eva E. Evans returned to G F. College on the 4th inst. Mr. Bruce Etl;eridge returned to Trinity College on the ioth, Messrs. Rogers aud Sykes re turned Sunday morning with the saw mill to be put up here, It seems that two or three of our young men are wearing very sad countenances since the de pal ture of certain young ladies. The Woman's Missionary So cietv met at Mrs. Jno. W. u.) iimuyum ulLM a number attended, with 200 d 1 results, receiving two new mem hers. Our Pastor, Rev. J. J. Barker, has changed his appointments so to preach at Bethany at 1 1 a. m., and at Manteo at 7:30 p. m. every Sunday. He received a very liberal pounding about a week ago. The Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr. Willis, held the first Quar terly Conference foi Roanoke Island Station, at Bethany, n Tuesda y, Jan. 1 1 th. He preached at Manteo on Monday evening to an attentive congre gation. Mr. A. H. Etheridge (better known as Gus) left with his fam ily on the nth inst. for Virgin ia Beach, where he intends to lljake his future home and en gage in the mercantile business. We regret losing a good citizen, but wish him much success. Misses Sophronia and Rosa Langston and their brother, W. H. B. Langston, who remainad with us 'til after the holidays, left on the 4th to join their fam ily in their home in Wilming ton, leaving some sad hearts be hind them. A Mr. Singer, from New York, a guest of the Tranquil House, had a sad experience last week at ' Camp Sawyer.'' After the day's hunt was over, he aud the company started to return to the cainp about night fall with their boats and decoys T T a a J . t . t ne starred on me trail ot a black duck, meandering around some little islands and &oon found himself lost. With all his efforts to find his'way to the camp, or make his company hear him, he was uusuccessful and fortunately aiUr he was al most exhausted, found an island, where he had to stay fcr the whole night. "The duck, no doutt. was glad," but the man was sad when he found that he would have to make his little bed upon the ground, where he slept a little and then a run- around to keep warm, when he suffered the anguish "that if mother and lad only knew where their boy was to night." The party failed in all their ef forts to fiim him until early next morning, when they brought him to the camp and adminis tered hot coffee, Sec, . .that brought out his gratitude in ex claiming, "Oh, little camp, what a palace !" We, will per haps see a better description of the sad incident in "Forest and Stream." E. M oyo ck N ews. Prepared Especially for Fisher erman S Farmer Readers. Miss Lena Wilson is on the sick list th s week. Mr. J. E. I5arnard made a trip to Norfolk this week. Mr. John Fentress, Jr. was in the village Wednesday on busi ness. - Mr. John I. Bartlett, Jr. of Camden, was in the village Mon day. Mr. G. C Sandborn at Snow den has been quite ill but is im proving. Mr. Seth Povner, purchased a fine new horse from Norfolk last week. Mr. J. B. Cox, who has been very ill, we are glad to report is improving. Misses Bettie and Maggie Barnard, spent last Saturday at :hawtjoro. Miss Mattie Povner, is spends ing this week with Miss Lena Sanderlin. l r' Mr. and Mrs. J. F.J Cox. were the guest of Mr. and Mrs S. K. Cox Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie Povner, had a fine neW Surry brought out on traju j lst wcei;t the Miss Etna Cooper, of Pleasant Grove Va , is the guest of Miss Irene Holt, at Moyock Mrs. B. E. Fk tcher. of Cam den and Mr. Bryant, Lire the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. J. F. Cox. Miss Zeta Bunnel andMr. Oce Powers of Northwest were mar ried on the 9th. by Rev. J. B. Chitty. Mrs. Theodore Creekmore, spent several days in Norfolk last week, visiting aud shop ping. We are indebted, and return thanks to Messrs Kramer Bros, of E. City for a lovely new Cak ender for 1898. Miss Mamie and Addie Wilson are spending this week in Fair field N. C, hope they will have a pleasant time. Mr W. P. Jordan, wh'.le h -nulling logs Monday, lell and was caught between the wheel an.l the bridge and hurt quite badly but not seriously. Rev. N. P. Stallings preached at Shady Grove last Sunday morning and again at night in the new Baptist Church at this place to quite a large audience. Miss Lvllie Sanderson, who is attending school at Shawboro . o ... j spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents in Moj'ock. She was accompanied by her cousin Miss Bessie Morgan. Mi. W. L. Wilson, after an absence of two months in Fair field, paid Moyock a visit of a tew short hours Tuesday, accompanied by Capt. Spencer, of the Str. Lizzie Burriiss ; they left again on the evening train. C. iv. oac netd suffer with neuritlgia. 1 V.-tasi; is quickly and penuaceiitiy ci-.r-n y i': owm' Iron Bitters. Evrry disease ,! I;a Hnoil, nerves and stoi)is!"-.!i, climax ot!nTwis, succumbs to Urowns' Ir T! ... "iters. Known and used for ncaily a uiarter cf a century, it stands to-dav fr,r0 inost anions our "most valued romrdies. Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers. Coin j ok Mrs. J. T. Guard and children, after a long visit to her parerits at Powell's Point, returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Toler and daughter Margaret, returned home after a visit to her mother, Mrs. B. F. Host ins. Messrs. J. E. C. Bell and R, E. Flora, E. Gregory and Master Caleb Bell, of Shawboro, were down Wednesday on a rabbit hunt. Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Gray, of Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. MmVett, of Water lily. N. C. " " Mr. William Mercer, of tire tug Bel -Virginia, is home for a few days this week. Master Baxter Bell, of Shaw boro, is the guest of Earl and Branson Hall. Mr. V. L. Keen, one of the surveyors of the railroad, had the misfortune to break his in strument. Kid !-'v .'Vi :.i! ': '! 'I ---: er of !i.t- : i rt to Vav. la.- . a- , y i.;:; ! !i v !y on kidneys. liv r ;hh! ! , - u..oitiu: iLo GitUre syst in, distx l oMs. !:!' hcafiiielio, fever, liai itu.d onsij j.iioi. ,T (! hi'ion'jncvR. Please buy and trv a box oj C. C. to-,!ay ; 10, 2- W) cents. J : !d aii'J gi.arauteed to cure by all rlru'.-gists. For Sale ! A Canoe 26 feet long, with new rigging out and out. Ad dress P. O. Box 120, "Elizabeth City, N. C. jau.'i Lt BRIM'S FOR EITIIKlt This remedy being in jected directly to tbt seat of those disease of the Genito-VriKarj Organs, requires n change of diet. Cor guaranteed in 1 to I days. Nm&U plain naek age, by mail, Sl.OO Sold only' by Good Rnlea For tiring. , .Much of late has been written about the rariona kinds of footlhirh partic ularly nourish . or supply tho raste cf the braia. That the lars of the brain are exhausting to the animal economy is very true, but the experience of the studious has proved that it is not so much the intensity of the study as the length of time spent on it and neglect of relaxation that produce the exhaus tion. German students generally study more hours than we do here, yet break downs very rarely occur among them. The reason cf this is they take better care of the body for the sake cf the mind of the boose because of the tenant that occupies it The real fact is that the majority cf us rast out rather than wear out That the brain is affected both by the qual ity aud quantity of the food and drink like other part3 of the body perhaps more in proportion to the amount of blood it coutains no physiologist will deny. Bat that there are certain kinds of food say fish aud milk, as some hare maintained which are specially adapted to repaiT the exhausted brain has never been actually demonstrated. The best way to preserve the brain in above all not to unduly tax it, to cat temperately of such food as has been found by experience to agree with the stomach, to avoid late suppers and uight woik and to sleep as much as na tore requires. New York Lodger. A Self SacriBcinc Friend. "Yes," said the politician, "I said I was the workingman's friend." . "But you don't do any work," sug gested tho man with calloused hands. "No, not at present." " - "And you never did any work." "That's truo. You see, what the workingman most needs is work, and I am too much the workingman's friend to run any risk of taking work away from him." "Washington Star. End of the Argument. "If I were in your shoes," said Mrs. Doncaster, "I would" "Hold on right there," interrupted Mrs. Burbeck. "Let us not go beyond tho realm of possibilities." Three seconds later the front door went shut with a loud bang. Cleveland Leader. when the Creator said to woman, "In sorrow shalt thou bring forth children," that a curse was pro nounced against the human race, but the joy felt by every Mother when she first presses to her heart her babe, proves the contrary. Danger and suffering lurk in the pathway of the Expectant Mother, and should be avoided, that she may reach the hour when the hope of her heart is to be real ized, in full vigor and strength. so relaxes the system and as sists Nature, that the nec essary change takes place without Nau sea, Headache, Nervous or Gloomy Fore boding of dan erer, andthe trying hour is robbed of its pain and suffering, as so many happy mothers have experienced. Nothing but 'iMotber's Friend'' does this. Don't be deceived or persuaded to use anything else. "Mothers Friend" is tho greatest remedy crer put on the market, and all our customers praise it highly." W. II. King & Co., Whitewriglit, Tex. Of druggists at $1.00, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Write for book containing valua ble information for all Mothers, mailed free. Tho Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, tia. G-et Your Old Furniture Repaired It can be made New, Ornamental and Durable T. H. K ELL AM who has recently moved his shop back to his old stand, Qvej J. B. Flora's Store, where he can be found at all hours. Parties hav ing furniture in need of repairs too heavy to be sent to the shop I will call aud repair same at their homes. Prices reasonable. Repairing harness, umbrellas and scissors a specialty. Mothers Read This. For Flatulent CoUcDiarrhoea, , Dysentery, 1 Nausea.Coughs, CTiqlera Infantum.Teetti In? OMMren, Cholera. ) Morbus, Unnatural Drains from the Bowels, Fains, i Gripin?. Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, ,4 aai all Diseases of tne Stomach 2.1 1 5 2o reis. Pitt's Carminative 4 U he t.iiarl. ll carries children ovt r 4 tin.-1 liiiiwl period of teething, Hi i is reo- ! nied .y ph' r Mans as the frnd of M-.thcrs. A.V.lts jind Children. It is plii wjiui to xr-t tns: . mid never f.siis to Kivo s;iisfaptio 1. A f '.v dote-, w ill demon nmte it hit , .tiv virtijt. Iriv v.-ta i 'per hot. ? :. .Ifj;-.-:. ll For Sale by W. W. Criggs & Son. DR. C. P. BOGERT Surgeon and Mechanical EBTT I S 1 Edenton, N. O- Patients visited when requested IANV THINK! MOTHER S FRIEND if 1 mm at m. -m rn r ram rm. mm mi WSJ mu LM y I 1 SEE mm Aegetablc?reparatioiifor As similating tiKTood andRegula. tiiy the Stomachs and Bowels cf Proinctes'DicsticnChecrfuI ncss and Rcst.Conta'ms neither Opium.Morphine norinncxal. Not Naiicotic. Janplm Set ml" ckmlU SJtt -j4niit See Jipprrniiat -JJi CaioiAaA Sa J tlerw. A perfect Itemedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncss and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW "YORK". EXACT COPY CF WRAPPER, XX7"lL3r do 3'ou wait 'till you get down before taking medicine. When you feel dull acliins: and stretching just remember that the next thing will be Mt. laria chills and Fcvei To avoid this, use in r?m Sfel!,yea anything che on the plea or promise tliai it UftxiEOSftTApS z 1 is "jtEt as good" ft "-will Mwcr erery fz;. pgggel w pese." Lee that you get C-A-S-l-O-E-I-A. EXACT COPY CF WRAPPER, H I , '' the great lEXULlt IQZQtiT'O if taken in time it will save you along spell of sickness, and much money, It is for the Kidneys, Liver and Stomach, and will cure OonstlpatlOrL. A Safe Remedy for Young and Old- Regular Size 25 and 50 ents. 10 Ceimfcs. MADE BY YEAKEL DRUG CO., BALTIVORE MARYLAND Is the way you we have it. All from our own slaughter house and fresh every day. Buy your meats of Oaleb Walker, . steal nsro. CITY AARkET, 'Phone 91. AND GET THE BEST. Finest Poultry at The Lowest Prices. Let us have your orders, they shall have our most careful and prompt attention. Remember Stall No. i, City Mark el C GOODS DELIVERED XltEE. M-T 0 J WW I V'" ' 1 3 0 H Gin 8 I lit k' j l- THAT THE FAC-SIM1LE m SIGNATURE OF IS ON -THE WRAPPER OF KVEBT BOTTLE OF TIB Caatoria ia pet rp in one-size bottles only. m-i-str.. like your MEATS, fresh is way OUR Beef, Veal, MuttOIl and o ft- T3 rt a o r- m-t rt P u .o O cr1 ft O Q K to u in rt o u rO u V o a rt . ti to rt o to a m o U CU - u euiiiH !:?.:.:) a. S o u a, U to to a i -j - - 3 o 3 CU -. cu 4-1 CU d o a CU rt "J - - I a .rt o a rt rt O a. rt o Norfolk & South ei i I Schedule in effect Sept. I N'. Norfolk & Southern I! K. .1 Express trains, Southhonml t. cept Suutlays,) leave Kl;; :il 11:40 a. in.. Northbound. :.,; v Sundays) leave Kii7.a! :!i . p. m. Trains Nos. . am' ; i ,, . beth City SouthSoiuul ', ;, ;il bouud 9:20 a. m. 'V'.'v ti.,:, s and depart from N ; k- v , , pot, Norfolk: ctniii. ; ;;; , , . ( ; ali Kail and 5St(...!!i t Edcnton with Mi;n.t! ,. '.. Castiic, thman ;n s rivers; Transfer f U ::n. 1. 1 . Feiry. thence Us r v. . . . rt i "". ! i ! ; ; t y 't ; n iv. iv. iu rvuj... 1 uiv.i'i;, . : ,; l haven, CJunettini; wuh 's'e i:;.t ginia Dare or J.ikK iiu-. , . Washington an.! all ir.n'uiu ings. Eastern Carolina 1 ) s -AN1 Old 13uiu ixj ic ji x 5 i Thesteatner Neuse leaves I City Tuesday. Thursday and .-.;t at 6; p. ' m., for Newliein o.n . . with the A. & N.C. J.'.K. hn; ;,!, Kinston, and Moiehead Cit ;u the W. N. & N. It. R. for Jack M , Wilmington, N . c, etc. I,ei i leave Nt'wbern Mud., ;i , and Friday. Stops at K- in k going South, Tuesdays and at. t. and Northbound Tuc sdax i- ou i The Steamer New he bcth City, at iikoii Moiulix ne ie I . e-i i li;.! m. Weauesdav 'or Uo:i Ue Ocracoke, Oriental and Ne.v tU iin TicketH on sale at l;li.-a'eth t'-.t -itatii'n to all landings. NeuUiu. Kinsion, Cioldsboro, Von head Ci; and Wilmington, N. C. Daily all rail service between Kir teth City and New York, l liiladelj.li;. Baltimore and Not folk Through cars and as quicker time than b a i Direct all gnds to . Eastern Carolina Disj-a From Norfolk by Noil Railroad; Baltimore by R , 1'resideut Street Stat phia, I'hilatlelphla R. K., w tales a i!.. i-ther rui.ic. shipped . Sou 1 In ! r, W. H I; .11; I'hil.uK:. Dock Street Station; New York, by lVnnsvlvani.i R. K., I'ier 27 North River, and Old ! 'omiuiou Line For further in formation applv to M. II. Suowden, Agent, lilizabeth Citv, 01 h the General Office of the Norfolk -outheru R. R. Company, N orfolk, Ya M. K. KINO, Clencral Manager. H. C. II U DO INS. O. F. & R. Aet. Chesapeake & Ohio fiy. riro daily scui:i)i :.i:s. Lv. Norfolk Ar. Iiichmoud Lv. Richmond Ar. Ciucin'ti, S 00 a. m. 1 1 15 u. m. 2 15 p. in. 7 55 n. m. 3 3 p. "5" p. m. 1 O J. II! . 5 15 p. in. N 00 j. in ( 15 a. nt. 7 15 a. 111 . 7 30 a. m. Louisv'll. it 00 a. 111. Dctr't. Mch 6 20 p. m. " Chicago 5 30 p. m. " St. Louis 6 56 p. m. Connecting at these cities with lines diverging to all prin cipal points in Michigan and the Great West. Do You Think of Going to Any Point in The West. Do You Wish Information vi Rates, Schedule of Trains, How to Reach the West by The Shoitest, Quickest and Cheapest Route, by Fast Vestibuled Trains, With Up-To-Date Equipment System And Service ? Hours in Advance of Any Ot!u-. Line. Call on or write to F. W. CURD, T. P. A. C. d.O. Ry., Office, Atlantic Hotel, Granby Street, Norfolk, Va. JNO. D. POTTS, A. G. P. A. Richmond, Va. PETTIT'S North Carolina Lines C. L. PETTIT, Manager. htcaincr NEWTON will leave Not folk for Elizabeth City, Creswell and way landings on Wednesdays an.l Sat urdays at 4 p. m., Elizabeth City 1 r Creswell on Thursdays aud JJoiuIas . at 9:30 a. m. Returning, will ha:. Creswell for Norfolk on Tuesd a vs an. ! Fridays at 4 a. in., and Elizabeth same day at 2:30 p. m., arriving m Norfolk next day. Steamer Harbinger -vill leave No: folk for Elizabeth City, Hertford an I way landings, on Tuesdays and ! days at 4 p. m., Elizabeth Citv f.-r Hertford Wednesdays and Satunlav-, : t 9:30a. m. Returning, will leave lint ioiu lor iNorionc Mondays, and Th 1111 uay ixi 7 a. rji. ana Elizabeth City: day at 2:30 p. m., arriving in No: next day. W. W. MORRISETT. A;i-:nt . Elizabeth Citv.N. am it. G W.ROGERS, PROPRIETOR OF THE NliW BLACKSHITH SHOP A T MANTEO. N. C Having recently entered int the blacksmithing business a' Manteo, N. C, I solicit the pit ronage of the public, promising to give all orders my prompt ai.! personal attention. Mv shop i . located at the head of Qrwf's ;-; (g&ilways.' Repair rork a specialty. Prico low and work guaranteed. Oive Me k. Ti-inl. Uffilloside; The Schooners. So now we are prepared to toad your Jug and fill your Bottle with some of those choice Liquors, Wines, Brandies, etc., at BEER ON DRAUGHT AND FINE CIGARS p Wi H ; Ik in 1 i tl Wl N' V l . tie M . e 1 i . . Stei,( s.u 1 r est til ii 1! I. I 1. aii' E. .r,J- i I 1': r SA W ij I 1 1' S 1 T S 'i ad j
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