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1 5"Vattern Department.-- ! Tw Caress's" has ml prcitl ar rangements with the publishers of tb moat stilish, B"urata anj prfect ISttinf psper ptttems tUt ara nl bj wblrb wo ran proaent to oof lady readers all f lb very newe-t and rholrft patterns of rrrn"ta for !r dies, ail m ! rbil irrn f'.r Krni. Full m! oipliHt dirertlons fr tt tin toajHher the garments arrompany earn pattern. Tbao descriptions and tha pat'ern tremel?e li8f many novel and practical f-alures pre.enUd by Brother pattern made nd wh'rb rndr thorn as simple for the.'J trorhrf a fr th prfrsional dress .... A.Mrr all communications loth Pattern Iirpsrtramt, Tna Car You mut o- th coupon frintrd bolow (which is our ordrr on the p'jb il.!,... .rr.arariao the ratteriis will i"Mri f ...-. r rout ton ii rents. Constipation Caasr f u!?7 b Uas sle.tea bUjwuSfiraa. - and jrolar u A n a o a J o M 5 o 55 o m 2 5 : sr. o : 2 -1 w z V, Ul : 2 I i O J- : h ; : v. uj : h j z sac 5 : 6 - ! O . r , f 3 4 if J "2 -a . w 3 C I 2 3 - i i. 1 2 s : BS1.S: Fills - tit. J ivvin. 1, rlto t Uk wtA Ilora 6mifiaa If TM FREE UfEMTUtE a rtsar Ditict Carritoik. Cm da. IuiaotABk. Hertford, Guw,, rhowia asd PrraolaB--Two 8na- DiatmiCt TirrelL Wb- iBgtoo.Martla, Iar, !of ort, 11 Ki te t.i- 'rftJTll: wVni' miMiMMMiH " " ; "77, Vll 77 ' . w ... ... . ku. t '., K4LM M rUI W f I m. tt0 PlVBMMItB. "!'' 'tr."J.:7V: n-rtI.wM Senator. ituftiari kb r v BOX A. PAKMEtS IfM. If ; C c : c t b!a tj trjicg, jnunlj bright xcr.illj tm, but it abould be aoidti oar"' hj bII, but rerj jourjf woman It il to lorainting a color that in rnoit csbm it tclipt it iar-r nl caut-i her t3 look cotintl-M j-r old' r. From "U'?- Tiew of J-BihioDi," Q wemorttn Magazine for February. Whml ! Will Tli Think of In ait initid, the fact that a woman ia out in the world earning her owd litiDif ahould notlcwen inanj degree the drferdice which ehouia be paiu her by men. If anything, her ffhrU abould increaie tne repctand cour- t-iiT of men. A chivalrous attitude toward a woman.Jno matter what her ttcaition i . life may b?, i not a mat ter of principle with centlemen: it ia a matter of imtinc. We cannot for- iret that our mother waa a woman, and we cat. not overlook a certain fineneaa in the character of woman which men. aa a rule, do not poaaeaa "he woman ij caat in the uner mould, and it ia natural that ahe should be treated accordingly. I believe that woman, apeakmg generally, ar more moral, t. 3 - - B V. "3 Ir "2 2 a conacientioua, more moral, more, a, abetter aniritual than man: and thev brine it- LfColumbia. CN4LK R r-SB and Person) One Senator. 1 . ..... . i I . i .l .c tiii ifiam I Mamt-.t- Pnn KAt.hol 1 1 1 1 1 tfinnv ar.hf rp whirh thev enter UMira- Clinton. o.A.L -a muu " - e'liiamiea wnicnuiu noiexiBiiuere VTr,ii 1106am 140am wfipn it u'mj rrfiiniAil liv men alone. mhrnn 12 07pm 2 41am n Greenwood Abbeville.. Vlhartnn ... . ,, a bn.ioe8 cilice they have an A, rAUiens g - ekvitini' and lenninz ir.Huet.ce. Ai.nt. M-pntitimei . 250pm 5 20am bid them dodape.d in their bo- alled lnvaBion of the business world. NORTHBOUND Women are more helpless than m. n JNO. 38. 1050 f ELIA iSl.EEVK. Med in m a'ue. Thia illustration shows one of the many ways in which different fab- rica are combined. The Ions;, tight ly fitting alecve ia of rich brcca!f, and the putr at the top ia of plain aatin matching one cf the colors in the brocade. Velvet ia combined with plain and fancy clotha and latin, brocade or taffeta, with lace, chiffm, and contrasting silks. The fitted part ia often of plain silk or satin asd there ia also a fancy for tncking thia titted part in groups o Hue tucka running round the arm its whole length. The opening at the wrist ia mot bfcoming when tilled in with frillaof lac?, plaited chif fon, or nbbon. A special illustration, and full di rectiona about the pattern will be found on the envelope in which it ia enclosed. For Small OlrU. ,7 orthantDtoo and Jaa. If. Early, fn(i A olandr. form DiaTBlCTf Hal.. ; On feBBtor. E. T. Clark. Pop Wetdoo. Firra Dutbict ( Edf rconb) Oct Senator. Ia W. Peraon, jjep, noctf MoodL Sixth DitTBicr (Pitt-0 crea tor. A. J. Moje, Pop, Farmville. Kbtbbth Dutbict ( WiUoD, Sab and Kranklio Two Senatora J. r Mitchll. Poo- Fracklioton; J. T. SharM. RD.. Elm City. ElOBTH OiaTBICT -Cl.0, J Our, Carteret. Lenoir. Ooalow and Greene) Two Senator. O. L. ilardieoo, Pop., Thorman; W.T.MoCartby,Kepn ew Brne. Nixth DiiTBicr (Duplin, Wayne Tehth 1I8Tbict i'w uanoTer SERYICt TO AUantA, Cbarlotta. Aunst. Atba. m t a m DR. , M AT H AVI AV JQ Sctninsl Weakngn IH ' Ml HlllMtftBaaJut BBVBCaQad. CM IW rom nafa KnCUUiaIII an ia tto acta mi mmtica itt a4 Bala IB Mi- ew la 4 a ta PaaU lot botB Mm. 4 ri Tato tar aotB am M wttB f &3 UMata ntMHIM an U w tar Maa l a. t lor Waaaaai V. b rot BAta n iaiii . 4 Car 4 tsoKESTYl DR. H ATII KO AY & CO. I a a AlXlRlaQA. Bchedala In Effect Feb. 7, 1ST. Geo. SOUTHBOUND. and Brunswick) One Senator. H. Cannon. Pop, Town Creek. EutvBXTH District (Warren and Vance One Senator. W. B. Uender- aon. Reo . Henderson. Twelfth district (waae) une Senator. C. H. Utley, Pop., llollj BEfll. OEaSJYJ AU1H035 No. 403. No. 41 Lt New York. Pena.R R U 00am 9 00pm Philadelphia 1 J2P Zml"'J- ' " A40om 4 80am Sorinw. Richmond. A. C.L 8 6bm 9 0&m Thibtbexth Distbict Johnson NorfoliTi7rT7rrH 35om 9 OSam One ttenator. Ed. Abell, Dern, Smitli pAttamnilt K . 8 4Spm auam neld. It 'iMom'll ooam I f OCKTIISIH iisthiux 12 wani'i wpm uirneti ana nimucuj i u ocuawum, elOoD Ar Henderson. Ar Durham Lt Durham . Raleigh Ban ford Ho. Pines Hamlet. Wadesboro.,. Monroe u8pn? Geo. E. Butler, Popn Clinton; E. N. ". . .ts ajpm til 10am Boberson, Popn Tar Heel. 7. .2 10am SUpa. FifTEEHTH District (Columbus .'..'. s 35am 6 03pm and Roberson Two Senators. Angus We've Much For You this week 4 (mnm trtdlnv vsnt that ia not run fined to anv aoecial depart ment. During the balance of thia month prices will be comp.leUlj divorced from qualities, and Dai enppoae jou ie w diae talk. 1. 000 Yards Embroideries. Tut up in 4 yard lengths, 1 to 10 inches wide, at 25c. up to 11 tw the piece. JCCHalf the usual prices. BWB aa a BVa f?? lav aMMartat iliJiai a a ZZJZ Sl"lal toaatMM T ! B aw.a ltH .. ... . r! TMNnMrrafMr.UH. s. a ATaaMi'rri,:.., it- ar a w tuiti a.M. 1 Charlotte 2ffi kfe!?too5 J- D- Mau,t6by Table linen! 5"m SHE SixTEEjrrH Distbict (Cumberland) ow . - -One Senator. Jno. McP. Geddie, Pop., Sevbhteenth District (Granville Dr. Wm ...a 10am10 47pm sr.c. nnalitT at 25o.: 50c. aualitv at 37kc: 75c. quality at 00c ; Col ored Table Covers 42X42 inches, worth 4:c. marked down to Si to cloee out the lot. Eighteenth District (Caswell, Alamance, Orange and Durham) Two Senators. Jas. E. Lyon, Pop Durham ; E. S. Parker, Dem Uranam. Nineteenth District (Chatham) One Senator. Jno. W. At water, Pop., Rialto. Twentieth District (Rocking ham) One Senator. J. A. Walker, Pop. Twent-first District (Guuiora)- Carpet Department. 25 Moquet and Brussel Rugs marked for quick selling this week. You py uSc. and take your choice. Underwear- READY-TO-WEAR garments are in great demand, especially by the hundreds that haven't time to make them. Chemise 25. to 50c; Drawers 35j. to 60c; Night Gowns 35c to $1.00; Skirts 32c. to ittc tiVkm t rtrnurn iilinn tViDlPAVfi rnarifl I Nft 402. I . Mian rwi T Kilrvm I (In a Qitnarnv A 1 f tkrf M Vir0 1 as I )om k: i A T.w A riant M n trail lime )-IX wu u wu- uucucu.wvi, ababv abb., bbbai UlilUCO " O Anm 10 .2nm I riMAnaKii-B Shoes. rir iVin rraxnn tlinf. htxr anai s a mv avaawvM bimmw m aa v a a wwMwavaaava-wvi . . . . i i il . ..ir a: are greau-r aim me.r oeii-asaeruvtr i Lt Athens Elberton.. .. i ADoeruie. gieu oery onKjriuuuy auu cut oreenwood. courueement in their tliorta to help Clinton 2 40pm 10 42pm I Greensboro. 3 1bpmll26pm Twentt-bkcond District (Ran- 4iopmipaa dolDh and Moore) One Senator. D. ' r IrSm 2 Parker, PopM Trinity. ' .6, Twenty-third DisTRiCT-(Rich. I IU neip Clinton...-....- " - mnnd Mnnta-nmprv Anann and ITnion themselvea. If I had a position Ar Columbia c. N &J. K.:i:;-.t7joam , wo 8en4tor w H. Odom. Pod.. which a woman waa rnmnetent to fill. Lv Chester, 8. A. I ,8 13pm 4 33am w.desboro: D. A. Patterson. Pod., and a man and a woman applied for Ar Charlotte iQ25pqigjffl Stewart. . . I t o iOnm fl 05am I TwTT.ftiTTii TliaTUir-r f flhr. UliTUUUIUV... ....... " ."I " . v u v " JiatUlPfc ....... ......... I tAB J tUO UCUAbWi V. MS Ar Wilmington t5 30am l2 30pm j Barringer, Dem., Mt. Pleasant. XWBNTY-FIFTH JJISTRICT (AieCKien- B. Alex- it, 1 would most certainly give to the woniac, From "la Chivalry Dead." in Demortst a Magazine for February. a Pinoa 12 14am 9 20am Kajeieh 2 16am 11 35am I burg) One Senator. Dr. J. Ar Hemiereon- ..3 28am 1 00pm ander, Pop Charlotte. Ar Durham t7 32am t4 09pm Twenty-sixth District (Rowan, Lt Durham t5 20pm til 10am I Davidson and Forsyth) Two Sena- Ar Weidon ,4 65am 3 00pm 1 tors. S. A. Earnhardt, Pop., Salisbury ; Richmond A.C.L 8 loam o oupm i j no. A. Kamsey, itep oausoury A Ucautlful Mifii'Di Free. "Star of the South," Seaboard Air Line's new monthly, will be mailed Washington, Penn R R.l2 3ipm 11 lopm I . Twenty-seventh District Iredell. Jt 4i i. : Balimore 1 43n'n 12 48am I Davio and Vadkin Two Senators. A. free oa receipt of three cents in stamps to covrr cost of mailing, or Bal imore l 4in n i iam Davie and Yadkin) Two Senators. A Philadelphia mll C Sharpe, Rep., Fancy Hill; S. F New York 6 23pmj6 t3am Shr- rA shi ' ' 111 1 1 m ., . I m rn - ft v.. win oe maneu a year ior tniriy-nve Ar I'ortsmouui 'am SP Twenty-eighth District (Stokes cents in atamps. Kach iaaue con tail a "01 wat"ii and Surry ) One Senator. Rev. Jesse -vaiij. itanjr a. Asnnurn. KeD.. r not Mountain. 1 wenty-ninth District (Catawba, Lincoln, Alexander and Wilkes; Two You can save money by buying your footwear from u. Try us once and you'll be happy. Hen's whole stock Br o ran Shoes $1.00 the pair. Men's Buff Calf Shoes, Congress and Liced, at $1.2a Men s Calf Shoes that have been selling at three, four anu nve aoi- lar. t hM wek the Dricea drop to $2.50. Women's Doneola Kid But- i ton Boots drop from $150 to $1.25 Misses Kid Button Boots that have I) -en retailing at $1.00 and $l.o0, now 6o. the pair. a. nwiwm. t .. . in rtoaMBhw .. Mr. UIO. . Pa. aja J.air tuitw. A t... . Ha. a IbalM't Barfala. ? . a. mtt -aa Baailrv' Uatrlaaa. i eailM a . m . iiMaf-ltMin Ba. 3 T1 V aaatrlat Sllr. a. , , H.a farM- aaa Vw r . W aa Tsa Unal liiaum BUa aa. aa. TtSsriiaaS a ftr ' . . Imui mim v U Tw " a. aav tirm a4 Batafa ti..., am Ti -m , . Baaialw. .. rBwA. ' I- ..... tkaraUara mTm Tk lflraa me BtlaVBraa.. Ba.aaa.MiaM W - MttWM a aat. Mlrtarr llattl. f Bra .-. . ft a. Ml HrltM tlar Fa. ;.. Ba.44. im awTtBar Ik. iri.i ! R a. m haanaail llaaiM. a Bra I t Ma. aaa f ka Taalja 1 aUMai. ; . M7. Htalfr at t.iaa. I , kaii. . - f tWra.. Ta HIU Tl Ma Aut SMaataw Bf Ba V-..., . . a. Pa. aa T t a laaeieiaV. By .at l -r, Ra. M. A at aa SJt. wt aiiiai.. i . a M. Ta Mia a 11m Faar. a rrUi as la aa t'tiaaaila JaA Mi Ka. mf. AlBrli klikl't Hark. r . . Ha.aat TIm Trmw&T - Ilall. i, M aaaa aalaM ef - Umb IWm Ma a. lrU lAUa) mIU. ! ka. adi BurMll Mi... ff ... . a aWkrai lari wara, r . .., IkaB ayMl BrathrflM, By Mr - ... Ka. A4 Twa Saa Dtaa. f rm.t .,. Ha a. awM La Tw a? i. : M a. ata. At War. Br Bra Atataia a.aaT. Aa Wata wltka Rnwlf rt V Ha. . jTa M y aarr ar Bat. LX, rj ! r aa.aa Tat h wimI Hai.i. tr n . W. E. JONES, Na. Ma. m -afWaL B a1ra.aemi ft a aL A fatal TwaullM. BfCa..!. aM Ma. art, tk Mta talilaefc. By ar.i n i Ha.a7. tm VMM a aiTtrau ataii. ritaa Ma. a7V BtraaJ taa Off, By A Ctoa.a t wa. a,-. iatr Ma. 7T. Ta I Be. am TBa Myatt-jr Tba above books Is other editlo&e are BeaaOy aold at M easta eack, bbs nliktair, irlntiiuii r aCtatare Mam. S av Haaat aa aa v atf. t " ) ri NrMtry aT ClaaiBar. I . . v.., w. ttMaaaBiaacB. Taat Raail Aata I IS crrrl Offer l " "" Bay aa of tka aJsa book V o.i ,. aaj tot for Fifty CeatM. Uy bojUic taa booka at a Ojb roB fat Uira at hair j.r-. iMti by the Bombers aa givea. r.l. complete Btories of love, adventure Monday.' anu ueroism, uiuscraiec; uefcripcvei art:ciea on tne ooutn a progress; some .ZXXZZ SZZnSZZn Senators. R. H. W. Barker, Pop., Har- Nos. 403 and 402. -'The Atlanta Special," , .. " , ' . , I Solid v estibuled Train oi ruunmu oieepers i " r" m . , . " , T.K'' . pag( 8 Cf wit and humor, and articles -nd Coaches between Washineion and.tr vev ; Milton McNeill, Rep., Wilkesboro. of general interest. Address. C . lanta, also PuUman Bleopers ltw en lort8-1 Thirtieth District (Alleghany, IrnnmriTHTPr A 1 vorf iaintr AcronftJoo mouth and Chester, S. . I Ashe aud Watauga) One Senator. J. 1 ronmot ger Ad ertising Agent,bea- No8 4l and 88...Tll 3. a. L r. ?ress," M. Dixon, Rep., ldolT board Air L'.ne ! liroauway, INew Solid Train, Coaches ana Pullman o.eepersl Thirty-first District (Caldwell, York. oetween roruimouin ana auh om- Eurke, McDowell Mitchell and Yan- f.nl' -' " cejJ-Tw.) Senators. E. F. Wakefield, . . . . ..... 1, Prn T.anntv. Taa T n.t. V.n To All Travelers! lotn trains maae lmmeaiaie nnnecuons 1 f ' . . UJ(.w., at Atlanta lor Montgomery. Mobile, New I Mica. V.mr ,itn;nn ia in.it tv,- Orleans, Texaa, California. Mexico, Chat- Th'rty-second District (Gaston, lour attention is invited to the I , K..i.m. m vr,r. I o.,n r,, ' changes of time table on the Sea- ida. Senators. J. T. Anthony, DemShel board Air Line, whose new schedule Hot Tickits, Sleepers, and information, Dy. M. Ht Jastice, Dem ' Rutherford is shown in this issue. By this ap5lyfltoTTIlck&A?i t8v,or t0 , , u ton. change a much more convenient v18, UEAJU'' aoL Agt., Kaieign, Thibty.Third District-( Bun- train service is iftered yon. and E. ST. JOHN. Vice President and Gen'l I combe, Madison' and Haywood) Two t .aa ! I l3... a. TIT TI"BT Tft -11! 'Wm B a points hitherto inaccessible are now M"?7' oeuw. . t . rfcomns, ep , Asue . incor.Ei, wen i oupennienuent. H. W. B. GLOVER, Traffic Manger. T. J. ANDERSON, Oen'l Passenger Agt General Offices: PORTSMOUTH. VA. eonveniently and quickly reached by the through vestibuled express traics of this srreat system. Both the "Atlanta Special" and "S. A. L. EspreB9" now connect at Atlanta, southbound, for New Orleans. Mo bile, Montgomery, Selma, Pensacola, Macon, Florida, Birmingham, Chat tanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Texas, Mexico, and Pacific coast. The slight northbound chancres are also shown. Before arranciDsr your triD. call on one of the Seaboard agents, ana you won t regret it. A.&N. C. RAILROAD, h Southern Railroad. (PIEDMONT.AIR-LINE.) Condensed Schedule. In Effect June 14, 1893. TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH DAILY: NORrnt v a n n cH'iTTiKftnni LIMITED." daily Solid veetibuled train m. TIr E TA11LE. 1 OiG LOR ANI A FK0CK. Sizes for 0 and 8 years. This charming little frock effera a simple model which, according to materials employed, is suitable for a school frock or more dres3y wear. Tte frock illustrated is of a lk and wool crepon in silver g.ay. The plastron, epaulets, collar, cuffa and girdle are of yellow silk overlaid with Iriah point. The p'ain, straight kirt ia aewed to the waist in cathers. with the fullctes hU easily across me iront and round the hipa, and massed in the back. A fitted lining holds in place the furneaa of the back, which is in simple "baby"' style, with a square yoke. For every day me plain aerge or cashmere combined with velvet or pliid wool, makes neat and attractive cownf: wjiue tor ine areaay irock fancy wuwieua iu ricn, aaric snaaes, trim tned with vlvet or silk. A special illustration and full di rections about the patterns will be found on the envelope in which it is enclosed. Cloth Gewas. riothirg exceeds in popularity, this seas -n, for tba U3efully smart gowns that are not too elaborate for the street yet are sufficient! r hand some for at tern o on social functions. the whole family of pla'.a cloths, DroaaciotD, iaced-c oth with a satiny lustre, and silkyhaired sibelinea. All rich dark shades are popular in these cloths, bat cspecally choice are dark plum and heliotrope, a rich hantai'a , green, and golden brown. Among the To take effect Wednesday Nov. 27. 1895. KA.9Tr.0UND TRIANS- 1 3 Mixed Frt Passenger ana J'ass Daily lues. inrs except Hunnay STATIONS- Goldsboro Bfsts a LaUrange a Falling Treek s Kinston . n Caswell.. f 7 35 8 16 8 37 9 24 933 t s 953 '( 10 15 Core Creek s 10 40 Tuscarora a 11 15 Clark's f 11 31 Dover. W Lv W W Ar Lv W ,V Ar Newbern Lv Riverdale Croatan Hsvelcck W Newport Wild wood Atlantic MoreheadCity Atlantic Hotel . Wr M. City Depot. and Sat- A.M. 20 12 05 130 212 2 20 2 43 3 12 325 3 31 346 3 51 4 01 P.M. WESTBOUND TRAINS. 4 P.M. 320 3 40 3 49 4 00 412 4 21 4 30 4 42 4 54 500 515 525 550 563 605 6 18 6 24 629 .6 37 6 42 650 r. m. ville; Geo. H. Smathera,Rep., Waynes ville. Thirty-fourth' District (Hender son, Transylvania, Jackson and Swain) One Senator. H. S. Anderson, Rep., Hendersonville. .Thirt-fifth District (Macon, uneroxee, uiay and Graham) One Senator. Frank Ray, Dem., Franklin. HODM. Alamance S. A. White, Rep., Me-bane. Alexander J. W. Watts, Dem., Tay-lorsville. Alleghany H.F.Jones.Pop, Sparta. Anson j as. a. Leak, Dem , wades boro. Ashe Spencer Blackburn, Rep., Jef ferson. Beaufort TT IT TToiliroa Tnr Min- ol. D-iiu XT o I : or-, - SS?Tii!bTS!Sffi?fm' Bertie-K. White, Rep.. Windsor. 1 ConnTat 'SShST ioT' Oxford. . Bladen-Sidne, Meares, Rep., Clark- Clarkaville and Kevavilln. iMnt Rnndav I ton. At Ureensboro with the Washington and I Brunswick W. W. Drew, Pop., El Boumwestern vesxiDuiea, limited, tram iraso. for all points north, and with main line Buncombe V. S. Lusk, Rep., Ashe ri to? P"1 Btehnand and yine, W. G. Candler, Rep., Candler. forVvMrstonTemrand a'ZSHa.L.11"'"- H- Pon, (Silver) train "ITnilivl RtatM lT.ot M.5I I MOrjrantOn. for Charlotte, Spartanburg, Greenville, Cabarrus A. F. Hileman, Pop.,Con- Atianta and all points South; also Colam-1 cora. bia, Augusta,Charleston. Savannah, Jack- Caldwell Jas. L. Nelson. Dem.. ouuviuc, iuu ail (iuiu ill I luriUO. oieep- I .MJUOir. ingcar for Atlanta, Jacksonville and at Camden Jas E Burs-ess Ran Charlotl with alMiniTXF r.r fnr inml.t. vsmueu uaa. x.. jiursjess, Ken., r o 1-"- lrap. "CHATTANOOGA AND NORFOLK Carteret E. C. Duncan. Ren Beau LIMITED." fort. 11 45 a. m., daily Solid train consistinK of . vasweil C. J. Yarborougb, Pop, Tk II . . IT mmhMAV Villi i-uiiman sleeping cars ana coaches from I -lmvubk xiin. Chattanooga to Raleigh, arriving at Nor- Catawba L. R. Whitener, Pop, folk 5:20 p. m., in time to connect with Hickory. erNorkan EIIi". P- more, Chesapeake and Richmond 8. 8. rnl.fi,. t -e t x Co.'s for all points north and east Chatham J. E. Bryan, PopM Mon CoDnecU at Selma for Fayetteville and cuIe L Ron, Kep Siler City. intermediate stations on the Wilson and I Cherokee D. W. Deweese, Rep. r ayeueviue oaort ja aauy; a any except I murpuy. Sunday for Newberne and Morehead city; Clay W. F. Plott. Pod.. Warne. paiiy lor uoldsboro and Wilmington and Cleveland Dr. B. F. Dixon Dem intermediate stations on thi Wiiminirtnn tr:. " " ..T ' w,XOD rem and Weidon railroad. 7 " t EXPRESS TRAIN. wSSS' R PP B:w a m., daily-ix)nnecs at Durham IoH Craven Robt. Hancock. Kpt. UXIOrj. A.PVHV1I1R. Kinhrrmnri- itOn.n..li ' " borojor Washington and ' all point. Cumberland Thos. H. Sutton, Rep, Fayetteville. W. P. Wemvss. Ren. 3:09 r. m. dailv-Fnr OnlH.K, .A L " im, XI ar- Old Ar W W Lv Ar W STATIONS. Ooldsboro Hests LGrang- Falling Creek.. Kinstoa Caswell Dover Core Cwek Tuscarora Clark'a Passenger Daily ex cept Sunday. A. 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