Eliot's Remark Resented.
The remark of President Eliot of
Harvard, anent the entertainment of
the national convention of echool
teachers at Poston, that the western
delegates should he plven a trip to the
eca beach, ?b "a bath would do them
enrol," has caused a good deal of com
ment anions the pedagogues of the
wild and woolly west, who think the
Eostor.inns have as great need of les
ions of clf.anlir.C3H as have the peoplo
from other sections of the country.
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m Director of
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. l?rrtaQSUg' -
Trouble Averted.
Wirdig "Sir, 1 understand
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you
Diffkins "You have been misin- j
formed. I did not use the word.un- i
mitipated." ' !
Windls "Then I accent your ;
apology."
The Jackal is a greater destroyer or
bumanlty in India than the tiger. Sta
tistics published by the government
cf India show that while 928 persons
v;ere killed by tigers, more and 1,000
children were carried away by jack
als. COMPELLED TO USE A CRUTCH FOR
m n p it n rfe
Jim. r. Conlln, tS Groen
fltld Avenuf. CarbrcJ.il.
Pa., save : "I siifferpi with
Dack.ichp, find. (Wpi' tho
um cf rnr!ici!Ks, I vcnW not
ret rid of it. I v aicitmpt llcd
to v. a crutch for einht
numfA.;, nvi n. iKivi ct tl.u
time tv.is unable to rslk at
11. I fairly ncroamed if I
tempted to lift my feet
from tb floor, and. linallT.
J
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7
I lot control of mjr limhu .
thrnusrh wakDs. as I could
BHther Ivnd nnr Rtralchton
up to my fuJI bdcht, and If ;
iw a woman was in a sei ioua
condition, 1 My hu-
band went to Kelly'a dru j
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HI9 DAD-COLORED WHISKERS.
It Wat a Gcod Joke, but They Picked
Out the Wrong Man.
A little Joke happened at the torn
back there last year," said tke stage
driver as the highway made a half
circle to tto west.
"What sort of a Joke?" csked te
man on the seat beside himi
"Wall, among the passengers to
start from Hill Top one mawcln was
red-wniskeretl man wno was great
on the blow. He Eaid he'd almost
give $100 to have the stage stopped,
and that he wasn't afraid of no forty
road agents rolled Into one.:
"This gave the boys an Idea, and It
was put up that Joe Harper should
be at that turn and purteird to hold
us up and see red whiskers go down
Into his butes."
"And did It come ofT?"
"It did. When we reached the turn
I slowed up a leetle and Joo Jumped
out and yelled fur hands up. I pulled
up the bosses and he hollered fur the
passengers to git down. Lord, how
Joe hollered! You could have heard
him two miles away. Everybody got
down and the passengers in the Joke
purtended to be half skeert to death."
I
"But how about red-whiskers?"
"Fur about a minit or two he 'pear
ed to be ready to collapse, but then
ho pulled himself together and It was
bad fur poor Joe Harper. He had
a gun In both hands and ho opened Dre
and shot to kill.
"I .don't know how many bullets he
shot into Joe, but it wasn't less'n six,
and then he put in half an hour to
see if any more robbers was on
hand."
"Then the Joke was not a success?"
"Not skassly, sah not skassly. Joe
Harper is lyin' in his grave back
thar, while the red-whiskered man
vas so mad about the put up Job
that he driv all the passengers out of
the stage and made them walk
fifteen miles."
"I'm a great hand fur a Joke, sah,
but I ain't Jokin' no more not with
red-whiskered men. They may be
great hands to brag, but they also
Is loaded fur b'ar."
THE TOWN OF SPECTACLE3.
Curious Manner In Which an African
Settlement Received Its Name.
John Molr built a commodious resi
dence a number of years ago on the
outskirts of Blantyre in the Shire high
lands south of Lake Nyassa.
He is the agent of the African Lakes
company, which has . a number of
steamers on Lake Nyassa, and has
proved that it is possible to build up
a prosperous business in inner Africa
without selling spirits or firewater to
the natives.
Mr. Moir wears spectacles, and the
natives call him Mandala, which
means glass. When he erected his
house they also applied the name
Mandala to the building.
There Mr. Moir developed a settle
ment around his private property, all
devoted to the interests of the com
pany ho represents. There ars store
houses for ivory and other things
bought from the tribes. Trade goods
as they arrive from Europe are also
stored here till they are sent up the
lake. The place has become a very
thriving settlement with several hun
dred population.
It did not lack a name for a single
day because the natives at once named
it when the first storehouse was erect
ed. They simply made the name
Mandala embrace all the town; and
now on all good maps we see a little
dot and the word Mandala standing
for the most thriving and important
suburb of Blantyre.
The fame of Mandala is known to
all who are interested in Africa's
progress, and the name it bears was
given to it simply because the founder
of the town wears spectacles. New
York Sun.
The Chinese and Stoie Floors.
In China the dining rooms are usu
ally floored with tiles or stone slabs.
This is because the household animals
dogs and cats, are allowed to remain
in the room at meal time to receive
whatever food the diners do not wish.
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Renown determined to inquire person
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shovel, he proceeded to stoke coal
with all the enthusiasm at his com
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highness confessed that he had enough,
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admission that naval stokers have no
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TRAINS GOING SOUTfl.
" No.23. No.85. No.103. No.41
Daily
Dally.Daiiy. ex Sun. Dally.
A.M. P.M. T.M. A. 3X.
Lv Weldon 11 60 9 88
lr Rocky Mount 1 00 10 32
P.M.
Lt T-trboro 12 22 ....
Lt Kooky Mount 1 05 10 02
Lv Wilson 1 59 11 10
Lt belm 2 55 11 59
Lt Faytttevllla... 30 1 20
Ar Florence....:.. 7 85 8 'i0
7 22
7 52
8 31
6 41
C2(
P.M. A.M.
Ar Uoldtboro..
Lt Goldsboro .
Lt Magnbjia;.',
Ar Wilmington
9 20
7 81
8 5j1
10 II
P.M. AM.
Tratu iio. 49 daily, leaves BockyMoun:
12 52 p. m., Wllou 2 40 t. m, Goidsboro 3 It
p m. Migaoha 4 23
pm, arrltei Wilmiug'
ton 6 p in.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No.78. Ko.lOi No.32. No.48
Daily
Daily. x.Sau.Daily. Dully,
"pTmT
Lt Florence ...
L" Fayt'iteYille.
Lt Selma
a.r Wilson
10 05
12 40
2 10
. 2 67
8 05
10 09
11 25
12 07
A.M.
P.M.
Lt Wilmington...
Lt Magnolia
Lt Goldsboro....
70C
8 30
9 31
7 83
P.M.v
2 35
8 80
AM.
11 34
12 10
P.M.
10 48
Lt Wilson
Ar F.ocky Mount.
8 20
9 00
112
Ar Tarbor.
Lt Tarboro 2 81
Lt Itocty Mount.. 3 60
9 34 -
12 43
187
A.M.
Ar Weldon
.4 63
P.M.
P.ll
Train No, 48, daily, leaves Wilmington
9C2ram, Magnolia 10 8 am, Goldtboro
12 26 a m, Wiieon 1 la p m, and arrive!
at llo'.'ky Mojint at 1 53 p m.
Carolina Central Hainvjy, at c
Springs with the Red Springs and Bow
mora railroad, at Sanford with the Sea
board Air Line and Southern Railway,
at Gulf with the Durham and Charlottt
Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Brand
Road leaves Weldon 8:15 p. m., Hall,
fax 3:29 p. xu., arrives Scotland Necl
at 4:10 p. m, Greenville 5:47 p. m,
KInston 6:45 p. m. Returning leaves
Klneton 7:30 a. m., Greenville 8:30 &
m., arriving Halifax at 11:05 a. ra.
Weldon 11:20 a. m., daily except Sua
day.
Trains on Washington Branch leavi
Washington 8: CO a.m., and 1:45 p. ms
arrive Parnielo 8:55 a. Tn., and 3:10 p
m., returning leave Parmele 9:16 a
m. and. 5:22 p. m., arrive Wasningtoi
10:35 a. m.'and 6:15 p. m., daily ex
cept Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C, dallj
except Sunday 4:35 p. ,m., Sen
day, 4:35 p. m., arrives Plymouth
8:35 p. m., 6:30 p. m. Returninf
leaves Plymouth daily except Sunday
7:30 a. m., and Sunday 9: GO a. m., at
rives Tarboro 9:55 a, m., 11:00 . m.
Train on Midland N. C. Branch
leaves Goldsboro dally except Sunday
CO a. m., arriving Smithfleld 6:10 a.
m., returning leaves smithfleld 7:00
a. m., arrives at Goldsboro S:25 a. m.
Trains on Nashville Branch iavi
Yadkin Division Main Line Trail
leaves wnmjcgion, s:io a. ra., arrlvei
Fayettevills 12:20 p. in., leaves Fayette
vilio l.::42 p. in. arrives Sanford V.Zl
m-
I:etu;nins Ic-ave Saniord 3:0
arrive Kayettfv:;!? 4:20 p. m.
leave Fayettevllie 4: SO p. m., arrivet
vv ilmington 7:15 p. in.
Eennettfivllle Rrarcb Train l-avea
Densettsvlile 8:10 a. m.. r-Taxton9:0a
a. m.. lied Springs. 3:22 a. ru.. Parktoc
10:41 a. in., Hope Miiis 10:55 a. m., ai
rive FayettcviUe 11:10. Returnlnj
leaves Fayetteviile 4:45 m.. Horn
M;ms 5:w p. m.. Hd srnn23 &: c
m.. Maxr.cn 6:3o p. m., arrives Uen
oettsvtile 7:15 p. in.
Connections at Fayettevllie witfc
train No. 78 at Ma.xt.on with thj
K'ocxy iiount s:30 a. m., 4:uu p. m.f ar
rive r-iashvuie iu:u a. m., 4:-i3 p.ni.
Spring Hope 11:00 a. m., 4:45 p. rn. Re
turning leave Spring Hope 11:20 a. m.
5:15 p. ni., Nashville 11:45 a. ra., 5:41
p. a., arrive at Reeky Mount 12:10 p
m 0:20 p. ra., daily except bund ay.
Train cn Clinlor. Bsanch leaver Vm
saw for Clinton daily, except Sur.fiay
8:20 a. tn. and 4.: IS pp. m. Returning
leaves Clinton at 7:00 a. ia.. and in in
p. ra.
Train No. 7S rnakfr- close ccnneocioi
at Weldon for li points Nort.b rialiy
all rail via Richmond.
v. .) chah;.
Osnrai Pas.enger AgeTt
J. R. ;EN'LY. rTi'X. Manager.
In xtremis.
"Is the tloor vcll barrel? And the win
dow?" -Yea."
And the outer satc is it firm ar.cl fast?
There was one rode by cn t'e hitter
blast
That cried. 'Beware! I shall entr there
An3 set my seal ere the cawn of cay." '
"It is all secure. Sleep, sweet, nor fear:
There is none can dare to enter here.'
"Quick! Cover ne close and sit on guard
And shield by sight, for I seera to see
A Pallid Presence that beckons me:
His bro7 is coli ar.d he's green with
mold.
Oh. how could he enter if all is barred?"
"There is
Cease,
These are
peace.
none has entered, beloved,
but visions that vex your
"Oh. hold my hand, for to part Is pain,
You see it not. but there's One defies
Our bolts and bars and bids me rise
And fare with him thro' the valley dim,
Whence none may ever return again."
Oh, strange and sad! Ere I answered
"Nay."
Dark Death had stolen a soul away.
Susie M. Best, In Independent.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
ITwt Kubelik. the vlolinUt. rtvthed
his twenty-third year a few days agt.
Senator Cockrell i-05eMes a remark
able memory. He ncrcr forjrets a face.
President Roosevelt has de lined an
invitation to attend the Frontier Asso
elation reunion at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Venetian fronds of Tope Pius X.
Mid that he looks ten years oldr than
he did before his election to the Pont id
eate. Andrew Carnegie has offered the cify
of Dublin. Ireland, the sum of SHO.orio
toward the erection of a free rublic
library.
Mrs. Jane Latbrop Stanford. Presi
dent of the nnirersity. lias sailed from
San Francisco, CaLfor a two-year tour
of the world.
"Kid Larigne is teaching French
men how to box. He has many pupils
at his school in Paris. Diily Lavisrnc,
his brother, U running a club in Se
attle. Probably the oldest public officer in
the Nation is Judpre John Slaughter,
assistant to the State librarian of Wy
oming, who has Just passed his ninety
fourth birthday.
King Charles I. of Uoumania, who re
cently celebrated the thirty-seventh an
niversary of his coronation, is described
us "one bf the wisest and most beloycd
moikirchs of the time."
Charles Stevens, Secretary of thd
Anti-Vaccination League of Minneap
olis. Minn., died from smallpox. He
had frequently denounced vaccination
as Inefficacious and a barbarous prac
tice. Joseph Wingate Folk, who has !een
mentioned as a Presidential possibil
ity on the Democratic ticket, is the
young Circuit Attorney of St. Louis
who successfully pushed the recent
"boodle trials" of that city.
Mary E; Wilkins, (Freeman) made at
one time the curious discovery that in
writing to her intimate friends she
unconsciously imitated the handwriting
of the person she addressed. This is
an unusual form of plagiarism.
LABOR WORLD.
A general strike seemed immiicnt
among the t-'f.-innn coal minors.
The Bricklayers International Union
has a membership of over 80W.
Philadelphia textile works employ
fiOOS children undci- sixteen years of
Applications for three ch.mers in
Porto Rico have been rc-cived ly the
National Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners.
Striking shoe ooeraiivos at Montreal.
Can., have returned to work, their
strike resulting in an ignominious ! de
feat for the organization.
It is reported that the Western Union
contemplates an advance to iU 'opera
tors which will average . a month.
About "jOCO men will be affected.
A number of firms in Wheeling, W.
Va., have refused to concede the de
mands of the union limicr.-. The hit
ter's strike has been tlrajrgins on in
consequence since April 1.
It is expected that it will be but a
few months when a sufficient number
of schoolteachers are organized in va
rious parts of the country to warrant
the formation of a national organiza
tion. Carpenters ct Toledo, Ohio, who were
loldiug out for thirty-seven and one-
half cents an hour, have compromised
on thirty-five cents. This agreement,
lasts for a certain period, when the
advanced scale goes into effect.
Under agreements signed by the
Hotelkeepers Association and the
Waiters' Union at Chicago, GOOO em
ployes receive a ten per cent, advance
in wages and improved working con
ditions. The agreements run until Au-
During 1002 labor disputes in the
United Kingdom were fewer than in
the preceding year, but they affected
n greater numoer or workpeople tiian
in the preceding five years. The time
lost, however, was less than in 11)01,
and was below
Ive years.
the average of the last
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Eighty-five per cent, of the children of
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An air brake fcr automobiles has been
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Mrs.Wiaslow's Soothia? Syrup for ohlldrai
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The Domestic Hen a Wonder,
Scratching a living here and there,
killing thousands of bugs and worms
which would cause much loss of crops
if allowed to live, the ordinary barn
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productive forces. In five years' time
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108 of lime, 80 of albuuuen. 20 of sugar
and 10 of ash the most condensed and
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Such a book, giving the experience of
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The life of one chicken saved would
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Di is rwy. - tncpi or won..- S!tcd with a Cbro-
rftca permaaeatly. Life U a eoounuoo. .tn-5l. d lh'" no aa :,o hoy. toM.oc
DUUooUUa .t erery tan.. U thi. ZT Zr.
.
ho are carrytajf
repaired to trea
Chr.-ac Di ae
CAN
Dx. Haiiuwav.
bare perfected
x ,y.;cm ef bom. treatment
boae.a.1 have thoum!, of other,. W me .
y.ptom bianV.. C"rt pondnc conildcntial.
Nctary Has a Record.
Hamburg. Pa..trs.
it is claimed, tec
el:est witary pub
lic in Berks coun
ty, in the person
cf JacUscn Levan,
who has the au
tosrapli of every
governor of the
state, from the
days of Andrew
Jackscn Lcvan. G curtin down to
the present, cither on a notary com
mission or as justice of the peace.
Justice Levan is 74 years of age. a
native of Lehigh county, and becn
his career as justice cf the peace on
April 11, in the town of Ham
burg. Baring his public career of
nearly forty years not a single judg
ment or case decided by him was
appealed to court, neither was a ccze
of his ignored by the grand jury.
mrrm
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f
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VNw VSa CANDY yy
GUARANTEED CURE for fill bowel troubles, anoendicitla. biliousness, bad breath, bad
blood, wind on the stomach, bleated bowels, feu I mouth, headache. Indigestion, pimples,
pains after ea'.ng, liver trouble, sf.'.low skin and dizziness. When ycur bowels don't mov
regularly you arc sick. Constiratioa kills more-Deoole than all other diseases tocetter. It
B starts chronic ailments and long years of suffering. No matter vhat ails you, start taking
2 CASCARET3 today, fcr you will never get ve!l and stay well until you get your bowels
ri--i, iaice cur aev;ce, start witn .cscsrets today under absolute guarantee to cure cr
money refunded. Th genuine tablet stamped C C C. Never sold In bulk. Sample and
ooosiei iree. noares oierimg rtcmeay
une of the most prosperous
5tRrdnrd Cf SchoI.lrr.lliO. located
?nd wlih a latzi natronaire . f
Littleton
U Jersey to Florida an Institution that Is doing a great work. H
A We will tcke a limited number nf nunii. irfniino-
uuuiu iiuu run Literary tuition lor $52.90
B -f M - J sT 1 -
f- VUUUIUUU3 niavic Kuwn on application to
INTELLIGENCE, FIDELITY, Enthusiasm, Courtesy,
I Are controlling princpls with Faculty and cad jtsof tbo I' IS II IX i;ic' 5! 71 1 LIT A UT
O. H L., w r y nosboro, Virginia, and hnve made for it a reputation inrourhoat
tae south. Wjite lor catiloguo. JA!Ji;S A. W' IsllIStntNli, A. U.t Prliiclpai.
WITH NERVES UNSTRUNG AND HEADS
THAT ACHE
WISE. WOMEN
BROMO - SELTZER
ta:
TRIAL BOTTLE IO CENTS
t1 i 9ITT nifi h
Ci 7CURES Sick Headache
f4 ' AND DiZZlNESS.
V 'n aii'l r;. at Urugst trea
EDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
KteblUheJ 1839.
.l)e artrner.ts cf Med!r!r. Tiint;tr
ar.d t l-arraicv. I he :xtv-.lTth
s.
sioa wili commence rptc-mber 23. 1 ni
t.cn ftes .-ni livinjt xre:i-es ura moder
ate. For annunccenitnt acd turther informa
tion, addrrsg, ChrUiopUer Tompkins,
91. I., I)tn, lilrLmoud, Vtrgiulsu
Bill.
WKAVEItVlLLK, S. C.
Eight miles from AsheYil e.
We want you
bare oar catalog. Address,
. MAKVIN
A. YOST.
I BB51S VrHtBt ALL ELSE rAHi.
fien .oaga sjrap. rsstes uoaa. Use
In time. Sold i7 drucrrtsts.
i
ra
. omctine temp r,,T--
Unrnrtrr a a apecs!'
t. 1 hut a inoa-
ic d a a bar
artmnJ "T''' .tA ,vemsWe. of b,
a.n,e co-panioa. hict. they uU tbat U.w
baa Wn arq-ired by t'T 7"" - , . '
pltrat'on. deoteJ .rI-T.Iy to tr -7 , ' .
U..,e4 nore than any other r ch caaT
corel,.i:ooJ aA Skin Pie., Bla-Jer ..d '
Proren .cce.f-I in er.a tbe mo,t ob.ua.t.
CURB YOU AT HUc.
. . . too at roof own
h.c . for
f.UT aoc. ; - . ataWaV, UJ.
Addraaa J. NE"TO
His Shoulder to the Wheel.
Eugene H. Ihman. the young Col
orado student who was the first Amer
ican to be awarded the Rhodes schol
arship at Oxford, is a self-made stu
dent His credentials were indisput
able' for they showed a percentage
higher than these submitted by a score
of other students.
Naturally he had to submit to the
i.,crrc nf hovs' ioumals. and
-success" papers, so that his career
might be the inspiration for other
struegling youths.
How did you manage to work your
wav through college fo successfully?"
asked an important representative of a
very unimportant journal.
By keeping my shoulder to the
wheel," replied Lehman, tartly.
The answer will be appreciated
when it is understood that young Leh
ircan worked his way through Yale
with money earned in pushing an in
valid In her chair fcr 25 cents an
hour.
TAKE DOWN REPEATING SHOTGUNS
A Winchester Take-Down Repeating Shotgun, with
a strong shooting, full choked barrel, suitable for
trap or duck shooting, end an extra interchangeable
modified choke or cylinder bore barrel, for field shoot
ing, lists at only $42.00. Dealers sell them for
less. This makes a serviceable all round gun within
reach of everybody's pocket book. Winchester
Shotguns outshoct and outlast the most expensive
double barrel guns and are just as reliable besides.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., - KEW HAVES. CO.W.
company, nicafo or JVev York. WS
Female College
schools In the South, ith a high y
fit a verv nnnnlir immr U.n
rom five static. vtn.iin(r (rnm n.J W
r-r ' ft
rwr a m w M
RfcV. J. fl, RHODES, A. fl.. Pres., LUtletoa N. C.
K.
E
RlpansTabulesare
the best dyspepsia
iraedicirJe ever made.
A hundred millions
of them have
sold la the United
States in a single
year. Every illness
disordered stomach is
arising from a
relieved or cured by their use. So
lommon Is it that diseases originate
from the stomach it may be safely as
serted there is no condition of ill
health that will not h benefit
cured by the occasional use of Ripans
Tabules. Physicians know them and
speak highly of them. All druggists
sell them. The five-cent package is
enough for an ordinary occasion, and
the Family Bottle, sixty cents, contains
a household supply for a year. One
generally- gives relief within twenty
minutes.
ATLANTA COLLEGE OF P3ARMACT.
to
t iicucusarr. on t m I. v. n
rusr store. Tvm r.
GEO. rTATVjat iSSTita.
Sa 33.
Siffirt Thempstn't Eye Utsr
Londcn. tnai escap-.ag e:-c:rjr;
traction cabr has bra fa.
way throngh the gas pir.
IKl V. ..... .uu.i ia t.
Thcs: perforation Tarii
iroiu Cnr-Hurmu ri n :n
eighths, and as the thlrkn:
f"fa
i-lro,lnri ruin li r.nV -
than flTevfUhlhs cf an is.a th
a - - - - kk at ia am- a .
plete.
SEABOARD
5 Air LiNiv JRailway '
Doeblt Dally Sinrlei.
Brtieea Ket Tcrt, Iuapi, iiiuu, ir,
Orient ud PolaU Soai. txd f
IJI XFFKCT APRIL 12, H.j3
BOCTHWABD.
Dally
No. 11
Lt. NtvTork- P. B.B. 12 U pa
Lt. Phlladtlphia, S 29 pa
Lt. BaJUmor. 6 45 j a
Lt. Wat olnftton. W. & By 7 00 ; ta
13 :ia
Lt. Rlobmona, B.A.iuy 10 as j ffl
Lt. PeUrtbur,
17 rx
Lr. Norllna,
Lv. Henderson,
lUia
lnia
4 00sm
6 00 ta
Lt. Baleifb,
Lt. Southern Plne
Lt. Hamlet,
Lt. Colombia, I
At. Bavacoah.
Ar. Jackaonvtll.
10 00 ia ntj
3 20 1 sa 8 05 1
6 60 t a tjl.
?J47
4S ia t ooTi
Ar. hX. AugosUne
At. Tampa,
ho. S3
Lt. Ktw Tork.!l.T.P. K.t 7 65 sa
Lt. Philadelphia. " 10 16aa
Lv.New I'urK.O.D.a.a.Cot W pia
Lt. Baltimore, R 8.P.C0. j c K t a
Lt. Waafton. X.AW.8.B.
Lt. Portsmouth, b. A. L. 9 05 pa
Lt. vTeldon, - 11 45 1 a
Lt. Norllna
1 tOaa
lia
HI, a
C;Cf
10 49 ia
Lt. Henderson,
Lt. BaldKb,
Lt. Boutbsrn Plnea,
3 22 aa
stOaa
COO aa
7 SO aa
4
Lt. Hamlet,
Lt. Wilmington,
Ar. Charlotte,
" 10 0Sm lOtJisi
Lt. Chester,
Lt. Greenwood,
Lt. Athena,
10 25aa
12 SS ta
2 W pm
4 W m
IC4
t
Ar. Atlanta, J
Ar. August, C A W. C 1 10 pm
Ar. Maoon, C. of Oa. 7 M pm
11 Jla
Ar. Montgom'ry.A-AW.P. 9 20 pm
Ar. Mobile. LAN. 3 55 am
Ar. New Of leans, L. A X. 7 15 am
Ar. NashvlUe.N.i-.A St.L. 6 40 am
Ar. MemphK
9 45 pm
biiaa
NOKTHWABD
Daily ral'.f
No. SJ N . M
Lt. Mempblw.N.C.A Ht.U 12 45tioon 6 (0r
Lt. Nashville, '
Lt. New Orleans, L. A N.,
Lt. Mobile, L.AN.
Lt. Montgomery. A. A W. P
8 15 t m .......
12 40 am
6 45 am
Lt. Macon, C ol Ua 8 00 am
' It) rsi
Lt. Augusta. C. A W. C 10 10 aa
Lv. Atlanta, I
Ar Athens,
Ar Greenwood,
Ar. Chester.
b. A.L. 12 i0 000a e 10
2 67 pm Hi: I a
6 15 pm atUa
" 717 pm 4 Ilia
Lt. Charlotte,
7 25 pm 6 01 aa
Lt. Wllirlngton.
S SO pm
Lt. Hamlet,
10 SO pm 7 to 1 a
Lt. ttou thorn Pines,
Lt. ltalelgb,
Lt. Henderson,
Lt. Norllna
Lt. Weldon,
Ar. Portsmouth,
11 18 pm
1 25 am
3 M am
8 45 am
605 am
800 en
t 4Ua
11 ISaa
1 5 pa
3 00 1 a
t Sty
' Ctftaa
Ar. Vab,ton,.N.A W.tt.R...
Ar. Baltimore. U.t).P.Co.
tCSOaa
1 03 pa
tioia
tW aa
Ar.Naw York,O.D.aH.Co.
Ar. I'hila't bia, N.Y.P.ANf 6 46 pm
Ar. New York, 8 IS pm
No. 34
i 09 1 m
N.. M
tSOu
Lt. Tampa, 8. A. Ii. Ry.
Lv. tit. Augustine
6 40 a:n
I i a
-7&0ja
12l0a
IMii
fUil
iUu
II Mia
1 10 pa
US pa
4 09 pa
I tip
( Wja
13 It I ta
Kn
csota
Lt. Jacksonvllie,
Lt. 8arant.ab
Lv. Columbia, j
Lt. Ha Hi let,
Lv. Southern PInM,
Lt. F.alelgb,
Lt. Henderson,
Lt. Norllca
Lt. Petersburg
At. Iilcbmond.
45 am
1 IS pm
6 S&m
20 :0. m
11 lHm
1 25 am
2 Mam
S 40 am
5 4V am
6 89 am
t.
4
Ar. Washington, W.8.By.lU 10 am
Ar. Baltimore. P.B.K. 11 5 am
Ar. rbllaJalphia, - 1 6 pm
Ar. New.York, " 4 tn
u
Note. f Dally, eept Sunday.
Central Time. Eastern me a.r 1
Tickets on cale to all points. Pod
man birth e. Rtba nrr4 and rttrrs
tloni made on ontsrofpg sU&tnt-ri
from Norfolk. Bftggfcge checked
from hotel and renidenrea without
extra charge. Call at the
Up-town Ticket Office
Yarborough House Bulldin;.
C. H Gattis C T. and P. A
Ball, Ealtich and Inlrtst rhoneal.7.
H. 8. LEA UD. T. P. A- Ilaltlzr :.C
1
B. E. L. BUNCH. Gen'1 Paw. Aged
rortmouth. V.
JA3. IL BAHR, lit Vice PreiUt
and General Manager.
ATLAHT1C AND H. C. R. B. CO.
Time Table No. 23. to take
jSnndaj. November 9ia. l'J02. at ":M
a. tn,, Eastern Standard Time. Sa
peredM Time Table No. 27. of Ja"
9. 1902.
Pas-.
D'ly
late
T
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lft fl
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STATIONS
AM. P.1L JLU. PA
8 00 S80LT Or,lUtoro ArllCS H
It 18 IS 63 Best's 10 43 fi Ml
8 2 t&9 LaQrantce 10 Si
I t&; f ft 10 Falling Creek 10 221
been
tiS 4 22?. Kinaton T10 12 ?
Lv Ar
Kl&ston Jano
J 802 f 48s CasweU 9S0f73
9 IS 4 Af Xjttt tn
HLoes Biding
180 803 Con Creek ISO
9 tO 819 Tuscsrora 9 23
I 9 4 f 5 28 CUrk'a f 12 i 1 42
Xease Cr'eeLng
10 10 6 40Ar v' Lv 00
6 50LV Ar 8 27
6 02 Jixm Citv
f C 16 BlverdAle 8 IS f
f 6 18 OroAtan 8 02 1
80 Harel&ck 8 00
843 Newport 7 46
t 849 Wild wood 7S3I
f C 64 Atiactle 7 35 1
7 05 Morebead City 7 27
Ar Atlantic Hotel Lv
7 15 Ax ILOity Depot Lv 7 03
AM. P.M. AM-
Train 2fo: 9, IreiRht, leaves Ktt
1 80 pm, Tuesday, Tturaday and Satardi.
aeoo&d-elassv .
Trala Ho. 10, fraight, arrives at
at 10 U am, Monday, Wedneaday asd frid
aeooAd-elaaa,
f ffitop oa slgaal.
,8. L. DILL. B. A. HXWLASD.
' 0a,ftept- Master of Trail
j. a Luna.
Calet Dtoxtsbf.
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