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CANCERS, - ' - ,:
SCROFULA,
ALT RHEUM,
RHEUMATISM,
BLOOD POISON.
itcei fend evfers kindred disease arising i
from im);jro:.fcKl raecsssfully treated by'
tl. tnc-ver-iai
&iii best tf til tonics and
1 r.iwi""1
.1 ;-v.:-.-.ijf.rce
applicalioa.
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And -PIANOS 33 up
ent. uat'lg
i r. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washing-
Mil,
N.-J-!
Agent's profits per month. 'Willprove
it or pay forfeit. New articles Just
out. : A $1-60 sample ana terms free.
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TI3ULAK CAB
haani fVim-
An- III". book
ax. Haw law.
The Consumptive and FeetilO end-all who
J: rbjn-s the worst Cwieh. Weak Lunga.
d i.'-Uifn, 1 n;.4 weakm'M,-Klkeumalini and Fain. 60c. 1.
MiMDEiRCORNS.
sit an
licta,
I b..;4 &i. i'tuu. Alakea walklziz easy.
at lirugpata.-
I , A 1 First-Class Druggists,
!'l r;jr,i.pfisent date' will keep on sale the Im
ii.(iru'i India Hemp Remedies. Dr. H.
Uari-' . jjr.rpaxation of. this herb on its own
!i)4 i aichtta), will positively cure Consump
;i;(n. JiTotieliitis, Asthma, and Nasal Ca
W rrli ainl break up a fresh eold in 24 hours.
' - t.e'r bottle, or 3 bottles $6.50. Try it. .
CUADDOl'H & CO., Proprietors,
i ! - - -1032 Race St.. Philadelphia.
ir..
m COIflPABY'S 1
Exlract of Beef,
THE STANDARD FOR PURITY,
FLAVOR AND WHOLESOMENESS. .
JCiennine only, with
Juttal ton Ltebig's
j signature as shown
WmQlMLPILLS
ftFC. ai-viifs relist -ie. - ladies, ask
-ZV'-I .Hxra. s. aici irn-U tlue ribbon. Tk
J -r s rtor and iteiron. At Drusgiua, or Mnd
fi CARTER'S
Pick npiwi'che and relieve all the troubles inci
dent toa failiousState of the system, such as
liizainess, Kausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
eating, i'ain in the Side, &C. While their most,
' remarkable success has been shown in suring
rieadftci". yet Cartkb's Little Livkr Pnxs
are eouall " valuable in Constipation, curing
and p?etAtit-g this annoying complaint, white
thry also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the live" and- regular the bowels.
Iven if thev oblv cuTCd
diAie thy would be almost pricelasf.to those
who sufter from this distressing complaint:
lut fortunately their goodness does not end
liore. and those who once try them wUl nod
these little pillfl valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them.
iut after all, sick bead
tAfheiaine ot so many uves that here is whew
we ni&k our preat boast. uur puis cure i
while otlirs do not. " r-
. CiBTxh'a t,ittt.e T.ivm-T'ir.i artvervsmau
und vert p-si to takn. One or two pills make
-a losivl They are strictly vegetable and do
not Rripe or riire.3, but b'- their gentle action
Hea all who use them. Ir "iafe at 25 cents;
fcre for-l w SoM pvervwhere, o- sent by maiL
. ' CZ2TE2 a3lr CO., He Tnk.
a n m
(a llss fivsnentfA from maVBT
ndays of knisei-T. and enable bim t Jt
-mbatevr b Risbea. TUcy prevent
Sick Headaolie,
tte r ooU to assimilate sad not
fa tb body, give keen appetite, mi
IDjoyolop Flesh
ud Bolld masrle. ElearaDtlT snr
ated.j Price, S3ct. per box.
QjLD, EVERYWHERE.
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ria.i : r. U rr publicity oi a
s
L 1 ti&k, JA.-nffi ' Jiot- to stricture
5T?i 'Kl I'niizrna. Cure.
iiinSiifacturya try
V- S. f..
-4-
14 YEARS SUFFERING
Of Nervousness Cured
BY 2 BOTTLES OF
I DR. MILES'
RESTORATIVE
HEnVillE
Bays A. V. Start.
Pent Van, N. T.
10 Years of Stole
HeadaoheCured
by Two i.ottiet."
Emellns runt.Ot.
taws, Ohio. Ker
vine Is. the eaiek
I remedy for Sleeplessness
Ktrnn Preatrmtlom.
r pllevayTSt- Vlt..' I)c. Oplnaa Vfb,t
-a.! V..nl Hvaterl,CBTalalna.
Aalsl, ParJ,ls, t. Thoussnds teattry.
Trial Haul and Elegaxrf BoollJ'ree atdrugf lit.
R. MlujESVMEDiCAL CO., g IKhart, Ind.
fAlOTIOE.
qfrLLIrS,MCLI,STS JtTST KECErVBD A
i' I for chdice large slae. Also the Golden Knle
' 1nr n h.inM an the timfl. CracSers, Candles,
;iieene, toffee, Molassea, Syrups sod fallline
. .ined goads. Also Job lots Tobacco, rrices
au : )e beaten. Call or write for prices. Con.
tKttis "Ota t'ountnr 'Produce carefully lunaled.
' f - B. F. KEITH, Js.,
Wholesale Grocer 130 North Water St.
; ctis-3m iiAw . Wilmington, S V
v.
vi:i
lorioj.ic. uo. x. 853 Broad-
3i''"J PARKER'S
lt? HAIR BALSAM
L?; ClTansea and beantifie the bail.
"$.irfsijl fcroniouja ,a laz" grosrth.
r-rlKi vEJj If eer . Fails to Restore Gray
fj-'-cvJ -Hair tollta Youthful Color.
kLN' ?ti?'a Cure at-alp dix-aeet & hair falling.
K.. imH T?Ti e- tl-W at Droggiiti
All
H'ivER.?e7'.
8ICES
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' ISM I 111
inn1 ult ! VA-zSUfen A
" NORTH CAROLINA.
We have Tised &U of our State ex
changes to hand ia the , J above.
More news with more papers.; .1.
Raleigh Visitor'. Col. P. A. Olds
is getting ready for his reportorial
campaign daring the session jot the
General Assembly. There is no such
word as fail with the colonel. He
gets there always on schedule time.
Goldsboro Argus: Goldsbojro has
grown steadily during the year that
has just c'.OBed. Many new and
handsome structures havejjbeen
added to her residential abodes,
while the large and commodius! cot
ton mill one of tbe finest plants in
the South is a monument tojthein
dustrial progress the city "has made
during 1892. ' i ' ! j
. New Bern Journal: 'Mr. Marion
Butler's paper, the Clinton. Oaticasian,
was moved to Goldsboro yesterday.
A meeting was held at the city
hall lasf night in the interest of a
State Road Congress. , A committee
was appointed by Mayor Manly to
go to Raleigh in order to petition
the present Legislature in regard to
this very important question,! , "
Raleigh Chronicle'- The dwelling
house of Ned Smity, colored, in
Oberlin was destroyed by an acci
dental fire on Saturday last. All the
furniture was saved.- Smith is a
hard working man' and has a wife
and . several children. Parties in
town yesterday reported a iserious
affray in House's Creek township in
which were engaged Charles Page.
Charles Harris and Med. Harris, in
which -i the- latter was seriously in
jured. In this contest the old man
Med. Harris was so badly injured
Lthat his life was despaired of j He is
better now,- and Page has gone
where the woodbine twineth.
Greensboro Record: Two Greens
boro young men, ministers of the
gospel, who were reared in the First
Presbyterian church, in this;' place,
preached here yesterday, .Rey. Robt.
E., Caldwell at 11.-m. and E.
Thacker at 7 p. m., the latter, . how
evtr, will' not graduate from the
Seminary until -the coming 'spring.
' A negro by the name of (Smith,
not John, was charged in the May
or's court Saturday with cutting
open Jerry Grasty's under lip with a
blow from a guitar, dislocating seven
teeth and breaking his jaw.j Jerry
was in court with his head thor
oughly bandaged, and talked as if bis
mouh was full of Jiot mush.' -Dr.
Smith announced yesterday that
30 members had been received into
,his church during the past year and
34 for the year previous. For the
past four years 1G6 persons have
joined, 76 ladies and 90 gentlemen,
being an average of 41y for each
year. Three were received duriDg
last week! all by certificate. !
Raleigh NewObserver: Mr. R. B.
Rahey, the popular tost of t the Yar
boro, reached? Raleigh safe and sound
yesterday morning; after his success-
ful circuit of the globe, having com
pleted the great tour with .more
pleasure and profit, if not with such
great, speed, as the famed hero of
Jules Vernes' favorite work-f Mr.
Greek O. .ndrews, city editor of the
New-Observer, who has been absent
from1 the sanctum for nearly two
weeks, haying been sick and confined
at his room at the Yarboro several,
days i befoire leaving to spend the
holidays it his home iu Greensboro,
has returned and resumed charge of
his desk. Mr. W. F. Long and
Nannie Gray were recently married
in Charloite : H?y a magistrate, who,
after the ceremony, got off the fo!
lowing: "Nancy Gray is nowj Nancy-
Lone. She will be gay no longer
But she'll
before he
make it gay for Mr. Long
is much lODger.7 lhat
magistrate;
is a brute,'
PUBLIC OPINION.
Chief among these causes are inn
ventions and improvements of labor
saving machinery, discoveries- of
new'materials of manufacture,1 bet
ter organization of labor, and the
cheapening and extension of means
f transportation by land ana sea.
These mighty agencies for supplying
the wants and increasing tne com
forts of mankind have overcome in
great degree the obstructive methods
of tariff -moqgeriag j legislation.
Philadelphia Record, Dem. j
In a financial article the New York
Triburu states' that "in a whole gen
eration of continuous protective dnn
ties here and: continuous free trade
in Grea; Britain pricesof American
products have been, reduced almost
exactly as much, in spite of the ad
dition of duties said to be intolerable
to consumers, -as prices have been
reduced in Great Britain during the
same time.V This fact demoastrsJes
that there are far more potent .infla-
nces ttan the tariff in governing
the prices of commodities a trum
which the Protectionists oDsunareiy
refuse to recognizee. h a well Known
work Mr. David A. Wells, the emi
nent economist, has reyiewea me
causes that have produced the grat
revolution in trade, the. results o
hich are recorded IV statistics :oi
prices, " . ! " '
The Havmarket massacreiand the
experience of Chicago with agitators
like Parsons and epies snouiu wu
our authorities to prevent j the im
Dortation of snch murderous, cTanKs
43 Louise Michel. Tbe fact cannot
be denied that we have m our iargd
cities a dangerous class ready to foln
low any leader who will furnish op
portunities for' pillage, murder and
incendiaries on a jargej scale. It is
a foolish policy , to teuporiifo with
these public enemies. Their meet
ings should b9 prohibited, I theii80
cieties broken up, their newspapers
suppressed and their leaders locked
up. Especially should Chicago guard
its peaoe and order this year. The
World's Fair will draw hosts of peoi
pie to that city, and there will be
much to tempt the so-called Anar
ehista to indulge their , thirst for
blood and thievish propensities.
Atlanta Comtttution. Dem.
Never Too Late,
xno hout is too Jate to mend in
iiut one
minute after the train starts is
too. late to
get ready. Like the little boy with the toy
railroad like the real road and I the actual
traffic, we begin to run out our day's trains
in the momine and hardlv weary of them
far into the night. How many of them start
on scneauie timer . it tne raiixoau, even m
time of snowdrifts, or floods, or accidents,
allows its trains tn lincer a few moments be
hind time, the depots and cars are filled
with complaints. Are we half so particular
in our own affairs? Do we not start our day
and our breakfast at most irregular hours?
Ana n tne early train is bemad time, woo
will keen track clear all dav and re-arranee
the disordered time-tables? Whose fault, is
it? everybody's but the condemnation
rests especially on the wife land house
keeper, if she allows the first meal of. the
dav to drag and srrow tardy when at a mo
ment's nonce she could provide a meal suit1
able for the most delicate appetite or the
heartiest railway engineer, by using Heck-
airs' BeiX-xtaising cucKwneavwhicn- is ai
ways "onetime. . !L
riHArjCJAL AND GQM&EECiAL
wii.3iington bxaukkts. ....
Office of thb Mkssknqjr, i
WlLMmaTON; N; C, Jan. 4
carroj? kspo&tsI i
The local -market closed dull at 9io,
TiACfli nts of cnttnn faMiatt lRfl haiaa
RecelDta corresDOndins? da-v last vnar
358 bales. :-; . t . I
The quotations posted at 4 o'clock y ea-
teruay at mexenange: t
Ordinary, i . T. ... ......... .'.I 7
Good ordinary.. J R
cts
Low middling.. i' 9 S ir
Middling ...:....-. q
Good middling. .-. .. .......... ..J io 1-16
Price same day last year 8 15-16 cts.
f.'NAVAIa STOKES. ..'!
Spirits turpentine firm at i?73c. i - I
Rosin firm strained $ 1.00, I good
strained $1.05. . - . s ,
- Tar firm at W.15. I ' ! , I
Crude turpentine steady; hard 11.00,
virgin 11.70: yellow dib 41.70. ! i
Price same i day last year Spirits
turpentine 3lc; ; rosin SLZ01.25,
tar 11.30; erufie turpentine Il.OO, fL90;
$1.90.' ! , ' . . "! .: :; . j.
Receipts to-day 76 casks spirit? tur
pentine, 1,131 barrels rosin, 48 barreis
tar, 10 barrels erude turpentine.
; Receipts same dty last; year 212
casks spirits turpeh tin, 1,502 barrels
rostn,'252 barrels tar, 29 barrels crude
turpentine. f - ' j
.MARKETS Bf TELES SifH.'
- : FINANCIAL. .
New IfoiiK; Jan. 4 Money on, call
easier, ranging : from 4 to 6 psr cent.1,
closing offered at 4. Prime mercai
tile paper 6fdQ per cent.;' Sterling exv
change firm; posted rates 4.86J 4 88i;
commercial bills 4 Slifoji.So, and 4 7t .
Government bonds steal y. lAtate boads
neglected. Kailtoaa bonds, strong ex
cept for Reaaing. Sab-Treasury bal
ances; coin 387,0Jl,0J0;curreniCy 9 4,871
UUU. . - i I .
. STOCKS AND BONDi ' '
i . :l -
New York, Jan. 4. Western Un
ion, 93J; New York CsntraLjl08i; Wew
Jersey Central; 123; Northern Pacific,
lb; ao preferred, 4Si: Union Pacific
39t; Missouri Pacific, ' 5J; Texas Pa
cific, 91; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 151; Erie.- 23t; do.m eferred
c3i; Lake Shore 1274; "Louisville and
Washvitle, 72; Nashville and Chat-,
tarnooga and St. Louis, 86;-Richmond
aDd West Point Terminal: 7: ; Ala
bama, A, 5's, 1 108; Alabama B. 104:
Alabama C, 93; Norfolk and Western
preferred 37; EistrTennessee railroad,
3i; do. preferred. 23; Cotton iOil Trust
itl; do. preferred, 81 Ten cessee Set
tlement 100t; Tennessee 5's,
100t; Tennessee 3's 734 t,i -Virginia
bs. 60; Vireioia exMature Cou
pons ! 37; I Virginia Consolidated
51); Silver Certificates, 82i; Amer
ican Susar Refinery v, do. pre
ferrd ;. North Carolina 4'S, 99;
North Carolina b's. 122: South.Caro-
lina brown Consol, 5; Memphis and
Charleston, 60; Mobile and Ohio ;
L.icnmond ana ua,n ville, i
V asked; t bid. tt Ex. Dlv
COTTON.
Liverpool.1
Jan. 4 NODN.-rCot-
ton firm but
demand light; America;
middling 5 5-16d; sales 7,000 bales, in
eluding 6,100; bales .American i for
peculation and export 1.000 bales; rei
ceicts 5 000 bales, American 400 bales.
Futures firm.: j T ' I
American middliner. lew " middiinsr
clause, January and February 5 12-6 Id,
5 14-6ld, 5 16-611; February aod March
O 14-bld, 5 15-64, 5 lbV64d, 5 17-643;
March and Apr,l 5 16-6Jd, 5:i7-64d, 5
18-64d, 5 19-64d; April and May 15 18
64d, 5 19-61d, 5 2l-64d; May aid June 5
22 -Old,1 5 20 6 Id, (5 23 64d; June and July
a zz-64a; July and August 5 Z7-61.
Tenders 200 bales new. dockets! and
900 bales old. t V i - :
4 p. m. American lniddlln? 5 13
64d; good middling 5 l-18d;;middiing
o o-ioa; low iniaaiirig 5 3-iea; goodordi
nary o 1 loa; ! ordinary 4id; January
and February 5 13-64d, buyer; Febru
ary and March 5 14-bld,! 6 15 6dJ
March and April 5 16 64d. 5 17-64d:
April and May 5 18-64d, 5 19i.64d; May
and June 5 20 6 Id, 5 21 64d; June and
July 5 22-64d, 5 23-64d; July and August
5 2l-84d, 5 264d; August and Sep).
tember 6 23-6id, 5 24-64d. Futurts
closed steady. : - ' I ' -
Nevv Yock:, Jan. 4. Cotton' net
receipts 707 bales; grogs receipts 707
bales. Futures closed steady; sales 1G1,-
500 bales; January 9.(09 64; February
9.y39.74; March 9 84(a9 8i; April 9.9
9 9o; May 1 10.03. t10 04; June 10.1 lfri
10.12; July 10.17(gl0.l6; August 10.21(a)
1U.. Mi-. I i - L
NilW YORK, "Jan. 4. Cotton quiet;
middling uplands 9Jc; middling Or
leans lvie; sales 429 bals. Total
net receipts at all ports fdr to-day
18,422 bales, Exports Great Britain
3,761 balesv France ; 4.015 bales; contii-
cent 2. 617 bales; stock l,lij4,47 bales
Cooeolidated net receipt at jail porta
82,407 bBles; exports! to Great Britain
17,739 bales; continent 31,544 bales;
stock 1,134,476. i , M
Galveston, Jan. 4. 'Cotifon quiet
at 91c: net receipts 3,359 balesgroas re-
ojpts biles.? . ' - ;
Norfolk Jan. 4. Cotton dull: at
9 9 -16c; net receipts 305 bale J. gross re
o.Ainta hales. , - '' 4 t . i
SAVANNAH,' Jan. 4 -Cotton quiet
at 9 7 16c; net receipts 4, 188 bales; gross
raseipt- -bales. . f
New Orleans;1 Jan. 4. Cotton
firm at 91c; net-receipis 6,840 bales;
gross receipts 7,229 bales. . .
Charlejjto, Jan. 4. Cottonsteady
at Of c; net -eoeVps3 314 balesrgfoss
receipts 314 bales. I
PROVISIONS.GROCERrES4 E0;
Baltimore, Jan. 4. Flour steady;
Western superfine 81.85 g2 10t do extra
S2 25310; do. famii? $i 403 75.
Wheat stroug; spot ana sso. z rea Jan
uary 77ic; February 78c;Maj 81 ici mill
iog wheat by sample. 75(a18c. Corn
strong; spot 49ic; January i48jo bid;
-February 481c bid; May 50ic; white
corn by sample 4849; yellow corn by
sample 5152c, - i
. CHICASOS Jan 4. Cash Quotations
were as follows; . Flour steadier, hold
ers asking 10l5c advance ori the bet
ter grades, orosers not nowicg ia
the upward tendency; No, j z sprmg
wheat 72t(72ic;No. 3 soring wheat 61(0?
63c; No. 2 red 72ic; No. 2 corn 40c
No. 2 oats 30' 31c; No. 2 white Febru
ary 33KaSi.i Mess pork $15.62i15 75
Lard iu.vu. j anors nos. bib i-sn
9.15.- Dry salted shoulders,- r 6its$
8 50. Short clear sides 9 5091 60. Whis
key Si 30
Chicago, f Jan.
4. The leading
futures closed as
follows, openicg,
cloeing: Wheat, Jo. a January 727,
72t72J; May 784, 7878J-4 July 76i,
77i(a7J. Corn, No. 2- January 40i(a)
401, 44i; February 41J(tt42, :42i; May
45i 46i. Oats, No. 2 May 30i, 304;
February 31f, 31i; May 344, 35'J354.
Mess porlc January io.j,io.o; may
si 6.70. 17.174. ' Lard-January S10.70,
10.62i: Mav 110.024, 10.15. Short ribs
January SS.&O, 9.15, ; May 13.0?, 9.20.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4. Flour in mod
erate demand and strong; Slow extra
82 102.55; city mills $3 90(4.00; city
mill patents . $4.354.50 Winter
wheat low grades S2 102.55; patents
$3 85 C44-25; Minnesota clear $2 50
3 40; patents $4 25; a 4 7o. ; Soutnacn
flour quiet and steadj: common to fair
extra $2.10(33.10; good to choice do
13 15(24 25. Rye flour steady and dull;
superfine 13 203.40. Wheat Spot
firmer with options moderately active;
No.' 2 red 80c in store and elev
ator: 803 1 afloat; options opened
weak at iCaHc decline, closing steady
after advancing tC4fc; May and March
most . active; No 2 : red January
784c: March 803; May 83c Corn
firmer but dull; No. 2 50c! In elevator;
50leri51c afloat; uneraded mixed
49-ai9: steamer mixed 5Qic; No. 2
white 3c;optlons dull and lCSio higher;
Mav most active: Januarys 60c; May
52ic. Cat; 6POts firmer-and moder-
atelv active: ODtlonj dulet and
strong; January" 2iPt February 384c;
No.2 white January 41c;spot prices No
3 33:436ic; mix d western S7rf;89i do.
white 41(a)48ic Coffee options opened
steady at 10 points down, to 10 points
up; closed barely - steady at 5 points
aown to 6 points up; January S16.D0
16 10; February $15.90; May $15.70
15.85; September $15.70(a)15 85; iDe-
cember S16.70; spot rio dull and stefcdj;
No. 7 17c. Sugar raw quiet and firm;
fair refining 3(a3 M6c; centrif agals 98
test- 3 . 7-16c; muscovado 89 test j re
fined fairly active and firm; No. 6 4i
i ioc; jno. 7 4t(34 5-l6c; off A VQ
4 9-16c; confectioners ' A 4K24 $-16:
cut loafS 5-16(a!54c; standard A 4H-16
f44Jc: powdered 4 13-16ra5c: irranulated
4 ll-165c: cubes 4 13-16(a)5c. Molasses
roreign nomina!;New Orleans fair de
mand and steady; open kettle new good
to choice 25 437c Rice fair demand
and steady; domestic fair to extra 84
64c; Japan 44(4ic. Petroleum quiet
anu steauv; ;crude In barrels Par
ker's $5.35; do. in bulk $2.85: Wash
ington in barrels $4.85; do. in bulk $.35;
rennea hi new xorK S5.4U; Phliaaei
pr ia nd Baltimore t5 35; do. in bulk
$2.832.80. Coton seed oil firmer;
crude 43c; yellow 47c. Tallow quiet.
Hides dull and Eteady. Wool dull and
firm; domestic fleece 25fa32o; polled 20
(adc;'iexas lo(alo. ! Pork quiet and
6trupger; old! mess $15.50; new mess
$16.25(31.6.75; extra prime nominal.
Peanuts quleti fancy hand-picked 44c;
farmers 2434. Beef dull and firm;
family $8.0U(a10 .00; extra mess $6.25(fl0
6.75; beef hams quiet at $14.50; tierced
beef quiet and firm; city extra India
mess $16.50(417 00; cut meats active
and stiontrer; j pickled bellies 9J(a)9I
do. shoulders 84; do hams lli(llic;
miuaies nrmer; snort clear 49.20
Lard quiet land stronger; western
steam closed $11.05 asked; city $10.25;
options January $10.95; March $10.55;
May $10.40: refined firmer; continent
$1 1.4ff; South America $11.60. Freigh ts
to Liverpool moderate demand and
firm; cotton 5-64d; grain lid asked.
NAVAL STORE3.
JNew- York Spirits oi turpentlno
null and steady at 304(31c. RoBln
quiet end steady; strained, common to
good 81.B2.C41 35.
Charleston -wpirits turpenlire firm
at 27 ic. uosin tirm; trood strained 81. CO.
Savan&ah Spirits turpno. e quiet
at 230. Uosn firm at Sl.l'5(fiD1.10.
London Turpentine, epirits, j 22s,
4a. Fine roslff strained ?. l
. Llverpocl Common resin 3b, 7f d.
Liverpool Turpentine 22s 44d,
Slitvpivig 'JfatfUlemiue,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
. Cljde Line 'steamship Pawnee, In
gram, New York, H. G. Smallbones.
Steamer A. P. Hurt, Black, Black,
river lanatcgs.
CLEARED YESTERD A.Y.
American schooner Max, Patrick,
Port i au Prince, Ueorge Harrisp, Son
& Co. . i ' 1
British slearoship Huntcliff, Lewis,
i i-
.Bremen, Alex. eprunt& Son.
Clyde Linei steamship. Pawnee, Idk
gram, Georgetown, B, C, H. G; Small
bones. . ' ' . ; .- , .
-EXPORTS.
FOREIGN. '
For Port au P. icce per American
Echooner Max--l 25,025 feet rough-lumber.
76,221 ket d-esse d lumber, 10.C00
shingks, 24 barrels spirits turpentine,
yarned at $2,676 32. . uargo by S. & W,
H. Northrop. Vessel by Qeer Harrisp.
Son & Co. j r I '
For Bremen per British steamship
Huntcliff - 10.0CO bales ccttn44,726.718
pounds), valued at $450,855, , Vessel
aLd cargo by Alex. Sprunt & Sod.
VESSELS 4N
TJUE PORT QF WIL-
j MING TON. 1
STEAMSHIPS.
Citv of WrvrriPfetpr YRr.V t RRH fnn.
Fortune, Alex.! Sprunt & Son. i
Muy uonn itsr.j, J,4b3 tons, iJawson,
Alex--Sprunt St i on. t I !
IriDOil (lir.l. 1.687 ton?. Coatp.a
Heath Cotton Company. ! - i
' barks. 1 : 1
Daisv (Nor ). 456 tons. Holbnrn. Pnt-'
erson, Downirg.t Co. i i
Joreensen (Dan.) 56S tons. Jorffan-
Ben. Jas. T. Riley & Co.
Louisa (Ger.l. 690 tocp. Wegener.
E. Peschau &, Co.
Atlantic (Ger.l, 291 tons. Stein-
brugge, IJ. Peschau & Co. -w i
Ouwara (Ncr ). 558 tons Oljen. Ham-
sen, Heide & Co. '
SCHOONERS.
Ella R. Hill (Am.), 92 tons. Hill.
Geo. Harrisp, Son & Co.
Llna C. Kamiuski Am. 414 tone.
Woodbury, Gtorge Harriss, Son & Co.
same Hizzell (Am.). 90 tons. Jones.
George Harriss, Son & Co.
Robert A. Boyder t Am.), 347 tons.
Guthrie, Geo. Harriss, Son & Co.
R, S. Graham (Am.). 321 tons. Tav-
lor, George Hsrriss, Son & Co.
Martin C. Ebel (Am 1.393 tons. Mc
Millan, George Harris?, Son & Co.
betn M. Todd (Am ). 178 tons. John
son. Geo. Harris, Son & Co.
.Mama a. traoKnu Am. , 4Vo tons.
McDonild, Geo. Harriss, Son & Co.
Mabal Darling (Br.), Ill tons. Ran
ger, Cronly & Morris.
Roger Moore (Am.), 318 tons. Miller.
Jas. T. Riley & Co.
Onando (Am.), 180 tecs, Een icn.Geo.
Harriss, Son & Co.
Clotlns and Opening of the Ms ils.
On and after Sunday, January lst,1893, the
mails at the Wilmington, N. C, post office
will close and be ready for delivery, as fol
lows: I
CLOSE.
For Mt. Airy and way stations,
u. a: K x . v . railroad l.w A. M.
" Southport.; ....5:30 . "
" Shallotte, Brunswick county '
Tuesdays and Fridays i 6:00
Wrightsville .6:20 "
" Peanut, Onslow county Mon
days and Fridays 6:30 "
! " North, and way stations,Vj
& W. railroad 8:30 "
" i Cape Fear river, Tuesdays and
Fridays 1:00 P; if-
'.' Clinton, Magnolia and Golds
.boros 'shcKjfly'' 3:00 ?'
" South, and way stations, W. "
U. A. railroad i. o:2o
" Charlotte, and way stations,
C. C. railroad ,6:00
" Wilson, and points North,
connect with No. 14 W. &
W. railroad...:' 7:00'
MAILS READY FOB DELIVERY WHEN TRAINS ARE
; - j ' ON TIME.
From Mt. Airy and points on C.
F. &Y. V. railroad ........ .1:00 A. M,
" Charlotte, and points on, C. C.
railroad .8:30 i "
'? South, and points on W. C. & '
. A. railroad . .....9:50 ",
" Landings on Cape Fear river, i
Tuesdays and Fridays 8:00 ' '
if Clinton, Magnolia, and Golds
boro, "shoofly" 12 M. '
Southport L ;: 5:00 P. M
" Shallotte, Brunswick county,
.. . Mondays and Thursdays 7 :00 "
" Peanut, and Onslow county,
Tuesdays and Saturdays. 7:30 "
Wrightsville....;.. :7:30 ; ."
- " North, . and way stations, train
. No.23, W.& W. railroad. 1.. 7:30 " "
Through mail.. ........ ii:30
Geo.; Z. French, P.'M.
.'-: reserving Praise,
We desire to say to our.citizens, that
for years .we nave Dsen seuing ur.
Kind's New! Discovery for Consump
tion, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Buok-
IsnV Am'. oa Salvo nnd Klectrlc Bit-
ters, and have never handled remedies
that sell as weu, or that' have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate .to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready - to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory re-,
suits do not follow their use. - These
remedies have. won their great popu
larity purely on their merits, R. R
Bellamy, Druggist, j ' t
We have a speedy, and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH REM
EDY A nasal injector free with each bot
tle. Use it if you desire health and swee
breath.. Price 50c. Sold by Eobejrt R. Bel
amy, wholesale and retail agent. - -:
PHICES CUBBENT,
Tb Qvstavtloae BepMseat Pxless Wltole
. ' ssae. !
pRdvisiONS. r j
BACON JTorth Carolina. . : f
Hams, lb....i its
Sides, fit. ' o ft 0'4
BACON SUGAR CURED ; i I
Hai8,;a...t...i ,..;.i:...;uxo
- oulders, V .....i 8
UKY SALTED
S13es,.-....,
Pork, )l barrel
City Mess, ....
LARD
Compound (Bsls Trcs) ..
8
10 ZK US
run,MIIM: ...........
STXDUR, GRAIN, HAY, AC.
FLOUR, 9 Darret ; ? v - -
Western, low grade.. J. ....!... .S SO Q i
- " - family 4 as a 4 60
GRAIN, S bushel- , W
.Corn, irom store, bags, white. .. 68 67W
" mixed, from store, bags... 61 o 66 ,
Oats, ffom ore.. 45 Q7X
rastptool... i... 50
CowDeas..4... eo a es
CORN MEAL, y bushel in sacks. 56 87K -In
oar; lots 54
HAY, $1 100 fits ! i !
Eastern 1 m "
Western, No, 1.... '. 1 so $95
cowiu nv. Mm... ........ va
K1UJS i
Common 9 ft
Fair......;...
Good 1.
Prime...... i.
4U A
4
16H O
0
i ! '. liKUUEKlES.
CANDLES, 5H
Sperm
Adamantine ....... ....
COFFEE, S lb
Java
Laguyra .
S8
9
30
Mttj
IS
I - :
oau..., ...
1
MOLASSES, gallon
New crop Cuba, in hhda
" " " inbbls
Porto Rico, in hhds
i " " In hhla .
as
87
Syrup, in bbls
SALTi 9 sack, Alum.:...........,
Llveroooi 150 B to SOO S sacks
SUGAR, f) ft Standard gran...
standard A
White Ex C. .......... .
F.xtraC. Golden.....: ....... ...
Yellow C
SO
1 00
60
6a
6
4
4S
36
75
bit
X
4 00
SOAPS box...,
S85
! BAGGING, TIES, BARRELS, SuO
BAGGING ;
S-fc Jute ,
Acme.... .
BARRELS Spirits turpenUne
7
7
1
Second nand, each.
..1 85
New York, each....
New City, each
.1 00 7il
GLUE, ft.;....;.... .a...
COTTON TIES, f) bundle..
7H 9
ICO 1 JO
nuur ikuw, v
BUILDING MATERIAL J&0.
BRICKS, Wilmington, ft M.. t eo S 00
LIME. barrel.. ii
LUMBER, city saweft, 9 M feet, i I 1
amp stun, rosawea. ,jg 0020 CO
xiongh ede, plank is 0010 00
West Indies cargoes, according n -
i to 011.4117.. 130C15CC
Dressed doonpg, seasoned. 15 0T30 00
SoantUn? and board. 00 m'n. ia nraia nn
i 1 un, yjvis, gui, era oiuus..
OILS, y gallon
1 90
Kerosene..
............,,.,.....
67
Linseed t aw)... i
Lmseed (Boiled)... .,
Rosin
Tar
Deck and snar.v.
47
60
80 95
20 85
86
S!iINGLES,hand made, cypress
n. aims, f Jn...............
" bids...... ;
6x21 hearts. ......
Cx20 h arts . -. .
i- ' sana..,.... ,
6x80 bartd
sap'..i.:i.
8 0058 50
0 006 60
6 00&6 60
4 r,04 SO
4 60S? 00
1 0123 ii
6 03 00
00 4.
STAVES, 9 M W. O. barrel..,.
8 00 4 00
0 ooaio 00
13 50C'il5 00 .
k u. tioisneaa
TIMBER, 9Td feet shipping, .
miu prime....
MUlIair
Common mill
Inferior to ordiaarv..
A".
7 00 8 60
6 00 6 60
3 00 4 00
COUNTRY PROD UCE
PEANUTS, 9 bushel 23 ftn-
f ?une......4.
Extra Prime....;.... ........
80 S3
60 65
es 70
S3
Fancy
BEESWAX, 9 ft.
BUTTES, 9 ft
rworxa tjarouna.
Northern?.. J...
IS.
8
9)
80
CattESE, m ft
in or mem factory
11 13
134 IS
10 10J
Dairy, cre3m
State....
. To change my business I
siimg in pare 01
-I.aJ I - .i - f
BU
WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDING, WINDOW
:V :!.,! It'- "
: S . T C
1 , 1 j I 1
What We Guarantee in Pianos and Organs.
FIRST. THAT OUR PRICES ARE AWAY BELOW OTHERS,, ji " . j :,
SECOND. THAT THB QUALITY GF OTTR INSTHTIMENTSI; IS TAB RT'PkBTOT? TO ANT
OFFERED HERE. ; T j
THIRD, THAT THE PURCHASER RECEIVES THE EQUIVALENT OP HIS MONEY.
FOURTH. 1 HAT EVERY INSTRTJM'EWT IS WHAT Wit HUtlIStTtT IT Tfi Tilt iwhTOlT
OUR GUARANTEE IS ABSOLUTE ' i , j; - t J -Ml
I FIFTH. WE PROTECT THE! INTERESTS OP OUR CUSTOMERS, I FOB BY SEHVIN
THEM WE SERVE OURSELVES, j 1 1; i
WE HAVE ON HAND FIVE DIFFERENT GRADES OF PIANOS." WHERE ONLY ON IS
MAKE IS KEFT, YOB" CANNOT FOS8LBLY FORM AN IDEA AS To QUALITY, WHEN THB
GlKDS. WHICH ARE SOLD A THE BE!T AND
TBE NECESSITY OF GOING TO A RELIABLE
THAT YOU ARE IN SAFE HANDS. -:
WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY A THOROUGHLY TRAT!CirDFpiAWO MATttR ATTT) OROAK
BUILDER AND GUARANTEE OUR WORK
NORTHERN CITIES. NO MATTER HOW INTRICATE THE WORK MAY BE WE WILL DOIT
E.
I
Christmas Gifts;
Christmas r Gifts.
GREAT
MAKE YOUR FRIENDS A PRESENT OF SOMETHING USEFUL'' AND ORNAMENTAL. IS
THERE ANYTHING MORS APPROPRIATE THAN A BED ROOM 8UIT, A PARLOR SUITOB
DINING ROOMSUITt I AM MAKING SPECIAL REDUCTIONS) ON' ALL FURNITURE FROM
NOW UNTIL JAN. 1ST, 1893. PARLOR SUITS WORTH $SS SEiIlINQ NOW FOR $25. BEDROOM
SUITS AT $22 60 WORTH $30. SIDEBOARDS AT $1, $15. AND $25, WORTH FAR MORE MONEY
PERHAPS YOU MIGHT LIKE A RATTAN OR PLUSH ROCKER, A CENTRE TABLE, HAT
RACK, LADIES' OR GENTLEMEN'S WRITING. DESK, A PICTURE, EASEL, HALL CHAIRS.
CHINA PRESSES, OFFICE CHAIRS.jDR ONE HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND APPROPRIATE
-to. I I ' !
CATALOGUES AND ILLUSTRATfONS C"
ON APPLICATION.
ALWAYS JMjfMTIUN WHA
I give special attention to all mail orders. Yon will be given Just as low price on goods yon order
from me by mail as if yon were here and bought in person and you will be lost as well pleased with
tne gooos. as tne illustrations show notning dui
iccu w yieaee or money reiuuueo. uruer lrum
E. 1 MV ANDREWS,
16 and 18 West Trade St,
CakLristmnLsus :
;'!!' CALL AND SEE OUR MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF
ChristmasJ Books; and
OUR STOCK IS SO LARGE AND VARIED
reseis.ts - to -
ANLV AT ALL PRICES.
PROMPT AND POLITE ATTENTION. "
MAHKET
TS A TRUE 8 TONE CEMENT PREPARED FOR
plied as Kalsomlne, but gives a hard finish, is neater, more arUstie in effect and mors Bealtafnt
Elegant effects In TINTING, SHADING, STSNCIL, RELIEF and other work easily pbtained.
50 CENTS COVERS CO- SQUARE YARDS.
Y. M. XA- BUILDING, SOB NORTH
18
BIDES, V B-j
Oreen....
8
Dry
POTATOES
Insn, v ooLf
pnrrr.Twv I
Chickens, llvs,grown
PS
.. IS: 85
TURKEYS
.75 108
Appolntmeitts) toy the Bishop of East
' . . i I Carolina. I .
Wednesday! January 4, Su James', Beau-
AVA V WUUtJ . Ij j I . j
Thursday, uanuary 5,i St Augustine's,
Pantego. f i j .-U"
Friday, i Jafauary ; 6, Epiphany, M. P.,
Yeatesville. ; I -- "
, Sunday,! January 8.,nrst after Epiphany,
M. P., Zion church, Beaufort county.
E. P., St. Thomas', Bath. T 3
Wednesday! January 11, M. P., St John's,
Durham's Creek, i f mi
Thnrsrla-r. Jnn 19 nhanal n tv.rv,0
Aurora, t ' i j n-. ; - 1 j
Saturday, January 14, Haw Branch.
Sunday, Janijary 15,second after Epiphany.
M. PM Chocowinity. U I
ouuuav, January 10, second after lijpipnanv,
E. P., St Petejr's, Washington.
J?nuary V. m SfPaul's,
Wednesday, ! Janhary 18, M.P..Emmanuel,
Farmville.- Ji i 1 . 1 1 ,
auurauay, January iy, m jf;, st John's
Pitt county. 1 j 1
Thursday, January 19, E. P. .
Friday, January 2$, M. P.i jDawson's School
House. .f i . J j ; - f , :
Sunday January 22, third after Epiphany,
St-Barnabas'.jSnoWHill, Cpnsecration. -
-.ucouajr j jupuaxyviM, m.i r., xioiy inno
cents. IjfinniT annnfir I ! - .
,fsdayi Jfnuarv 26 E. P., St. Stephens
wyiuowiu . II;,- )
The following are' the appointments for
quarterly meetings for Wilmington district,
M. E. Church South for 1893:
Wilmington) Grace (church, January 8th.
Southport, January 14th nd 15th.
Wihningtonii at Fifth street, January 22th.
Scotts Hill, circuit, at Rocky Point, Jan
uary 28th and 129th. j i j ; .
Carver's Crek circuit, at Wayman, Feb
uary 4th and Qth. I: ! t - i -
Bladen circuit at Bethelem, Febuary 11th
and 12th. jj! 1 i i. . J
Clinton circuit, at: doshen, Febuary 48th
and 19th. .' - :'-! j. 7J-
uary 25th and Jth.i . 1
Onslow, xrircuit at Tabernacle, March 4th
Columbus cijrcuit at Cerro Gordo March
11th and 12th. i i i " - - I
WhiteviUe, at night, March 12th. J f
Waccamawircnj.t at Zion, March 14th
and 15th. : ii i ! i . j
Kenansville sircuit at Kenansville,' March
18th and 19th Ji i j 1 -
Brans wick circuit, at Concord, March 25th
and mh.. . fl ' ! j . -
Macnolin rrlrr-nlf :ot Motmnlio Anvil 1st
and 2nd. . j- i j
W. S. RiONB. PRESIDESO ELDER.
EQG3, ft daaeln
MsbAl I
i - 1 -I
r
I It
! I
When Baby was sick, we
gavje her Castoria.
-When she wa-b. Child, she
ciked f or Castorla.
Whensheb jsaae Miss,' she
When she had jChildren, she
Clung to Casforia.
gave them Castorla
Dysoensia' and Liver! Comnlaint. :
Is it hot worth! the 1 small price of 75"i
free yourself of every symptom of these dis
tressing complaints, if yo think so call at
our store and get a bottle Of Shiloh's Vital
izer, every bottle has a printed guarantee on
it, -use accordingly and if itdoes you no good
it will cost you) nothing. Sold by Robt R
Bellamy, wholesale and retail agent
! II ' '
Arrivals. i
'Rob. are Vou eoihff to thai villAe?
Yes, wife." Tf'Thbn don't fortret to brinn
me a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for Coughs
and Colds, the medicine that cured Aunt
Mary's cough ffter! she hadj let it run along
until she had given up everi getting rid of it.
Remember. Kemu'asllalsam. You can pet
it at any of th? drug storesi j' i i
Wl sell my ! entire
istock con-
!h -I I i
GS, MATTINGS,
SHADES, PURNITVEB DAMASK, ETC., ETC
!'. H Ml!" i1 ' -
O S T .
113
, . l . ;,' !, ;i . 1.1 P .
AT TWICE THEIR TRUE VALUE, IT 8HOW8
HOUSE, WHERE YOU CAN It EST ASSURED
j i T i I 1 I
TO BE EQUAL TO THAT DONE IN LARGE
VjlSr LAER,
402 anil 404 It. FOURTH STREET.
New Year C
fts,
.Gifts:
New Year
j - .'! I
ALL MY GOODS
WTIL BE GLADLY SENT YOU
1 AKTlCLEs ARE WANTED.
my prettiest and best styles. Everything is gnaran-
uio at uuua auv oaye money. 1 .
l
Charlotte, O.
- - HTbrel ties.
rJoveltiec.
THAT IT IS IMPOSSIBLE 70 ENUMERATE.
SaItJ - '
U
STBEBT.I
i
WALL DECORATION. IT IS AS EASILY AP-
nON. IT IS AS 1
FRONT STREET, WlUariNaTON, N. t
- !
REDUCTMS.
:. I " ' - .1 I I -I- ;',-
'
LOOK' LOOK!
AND REMEMBER THE GRAND HOLI
DAY SEASON IS-NOW ON HAND AND
" AS I THE SEASONS J THAT HAVE
. PASSED WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR , I- - 'j ii: , . i
OUR TOY DEPARTMENT IN OUR
; STORE. IS FILLED COMPLETE AMD
- OUR PRICES ARE THE CHEAPEST OF
ANY HOUSE IN THB 8TATR. ' WW
BUY OUR; TOYS FROM HEADQUAR
TEES FOR THE SPOT CASH AND:
. 111AT ENABLES US TO MEET ALL i
JUJU-BTITICTN IN PRICES. . WE COR
DIALLY INVITE INSPECTION. COME
.AND SEE US AND GET ODR PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
hajs a 1T1JSK LINE OF I
millinery: GOODS
SILKS, RIBBONS, FEATHERS.PI.nVTCS
AND HATS THAT WE BOUGHT ATI
33KC ON, THE DOLLAR THAT WE
ARE SELLING WAY BELOW COST.j
COME ONE, COME ALL I AND GTVld
US A SHOW- REMEMBER WHERE-
WE ARE AT,
RACKET
STOK
OPPDSTTF. MARKET-
ill Son Front Street, Wumingtan, N
B1UDD & GATLORD, PROP
Headquarters lor New York and Boston,
TJ ESOLVE TO KEEP YOURSELF HEALTHY
ti rt "u reiresnuig xouet soap pur-
Bunting's A Pharmacy,
A big line of Soaps Jnst received, 14c, S4c,
Ac, per box.- , . t
PAINTS! PAINTS
The Best to bo Had Of I
Chas: m. whitlock,
i ! ona rront street
WILMINGTON. N. C
. ,. ser sX
tf
Dissolution.
1 1 M
TS FiRM.PF ATKINSON A MANNING 13
J:.! W dissolved by mutual consent, Ed.
ward WilsOn Manning retiring. i
JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, I!
axiittaau WUJSUJS MANNING,
Copartnership.
JOHN WILDER ATKINSON WILL ON
THE
r-r ihioi January aaroit nis son William
Atkinson into partnership.
The style of the Arm will he Atkinson k i
Mayo
Soh.-
xec si, ! - ., dec3l
lia
laxU'jf Situ.
QLYDE N. ;Y. AND WILMINGTON 8. S.
CO.
I FBOJf FiSB 29. East Enns N. yJ
LOCATZD BXTWXBX CnAXBEBS A Nil ROOSBYlXf
oiirai AT s V CLOCK ir. M.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK FOR WILMING
TON, N. C. j -( - "
Saturday, December, 31st,
.... Saturday,: January 7th,
8. 8. PAWNEE..,
S. S. CROATAN. ,
WILMINGTON FOR NEW YORK.
R S. mtOATATX i I ihiM. n,i . o,J
S. S. PAWNEE .. h j.. .Saturday, January Tth
WILMINGTON FOR GEORGETOWN S
8. 8. CROATAN
S. S. PAWNEE ..
.L Tuesday, December 2Ttn, 192
2TtlJ,
4 Tuesday, January 3d, 193
Through Bills of Lading and Lowest Through
Rates guaranteed to and from points in North and
tr For Freight or Passage apply to I
I I H G. SMALLBONTIS.
. Superintendent
juw. vi. iwu, xxaiuc manager, -
Bowling Greeny New York,
Wit P. CLTDl A CO.. General Airhnta.
June31-ti l. S Bowling Green, New Yort
t
ILMXNGTON I & WKLDON RAILROAD
aim u ivan v u
AND FLORENCE RAILROAD.
! i I
Pi M. p.iM. P. M-'A. M
Leave Weldon...
Ar. Rocky Mount
12 SO S 05 11 SO: 6 15
139, tOM 12 84 TS3...I
Arrive Tar boro.
Leave Tar boro..
2 35
12 68;..
Lv. Rocky Mount
1 39
2 25,
I
y. j
'i0 25
6 03;
' 6 SS
.....J
8 37
12 35
T 23
Leave wuson..
Leave Selma. .
1 15
2 00!
3 25
6 06
7 58
it 35
30
5 15
8(30
Lv. Fayetteville..
Arrive Florence..
10 40
o3
V
1
I
.
Leave WCsdn
Leave Goldsboro
Leave Magnolia..
Ar. Wuniington..
I - P. M.
A M.
P.M.
S 25 6 43
. 7 58
3 SO
T35
8 43
4 SO
6 00
8 17 ..
9 65
11 35!
10 25 ..
';
P. M.'P. M.
A. M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
DATED
Jan. 1st, 1893.
Ai M.
6 10
M -
Leave Florence.
Lv.Fayetievnie.
Leave Selma....
Arrive Wilson ..
AIM.
Lv. Wilmington.
Leave Magnolia.
LeaveGoldsboro
Arrive Wilson..
0 30
11 10
12 20
1 10
I
lAiM. A. M. P. M.IP. M.
P.; M,
Leave Wilson...1 1 101 1 68s 11 30; 7 4S
Ar. RockyMonntI- II B7 2 42 12 OS 8 20
Arrive Tarboro. 4 1
LeaveTarboro.. 12
Lv Rocky Mount 1 67
Arrive weldon. B 05
P. M
2-42!; 12 08
8 20
9 80
3 45 1 01
P. M
l-A. M.
P. M
:::t:
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves
Weldon 5:20 p. m., Halifax 5:45 p. m., arrive Scot
land Neck at 6:40 p. m., Greenville 8:ip. m., Kin
gton 9:20 p. m. Retornlng leaves Kins ton 6:40 a
m., Greenville 7:47 a. m., arriving Halifax at l0
a. m., Weldon 10:46 a. m. dally except Sunday, i
Trains on Washington Branch leave Washing
ton 6:40 a. m., arrives Parmele 8:10 a. m.; Tar
boro 9:10; return Lg leaves Tarboro 7:05 p.i m.,
Parmele 8:00 p, ni., arrives Washington 9?x r m.
Daily except Sunday. Connects with trains on
Scotland Neck Branch. , i i
Tra ; 'eaves Tarboro, N- C.,'via Albemarle and
Ralei R. R. dally, except Sunday, at 6:00 p. m..
8unday 8:00 p. m.: arrives Plymouth 10:10 p" m.,
6:20 p.-au Returning leaves Plymouth dally, ex
cept sunaay, o:o a. m., nnday 10:00 a. m., ar
rive Tarboro 9:46 a. m. and 120 a. m. r
.Train on Midland N.c. Branch leaves Golds
boro dally, except Sunday, 6:00 a. m., arriving
Smithfleld 70 a mJ Returning leaves Smithsela
8:00 a. m.; arrive at Goldsboro 9:30 a m. i
Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky Mount
at 6:16 p. m., arrives Nashville 6:50 p. rn., Spring
Hope p. m. Returning leaves Spring Hope
80 a. m., Nashville 8:35 a. m., arrive at Rocki
Mount :1S a. m., daily except Sunday. ' i
Trains on Latta Branch Florenoa R R. leave
Latta 7:3 p. m.: arrive Dunbar 8:40 p. m.i Re
turning leave Dunbar 60 a. m.; arrive Latta 7:15
a. m. Daiiy except Sundiy. ,' (
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw foi
Clinton daily, I except Sunday, at 6:00 p. m. and
1130 a. m. Returning leaves. Clinton at 8.-90 a. m
and 3:1 0 p. m.i coanectlngat Warsaw witki Nos.
41, 40, 3 and 7a I ,
Train Now 78 make close connection at Weldon
for all points North daily. - AU rail via Richmond
and dally except Sunday via Bay Line. Also at
Rocky Mount daily except Sunday, wltn Norfolk
and Carolina Railroad for Norfolk- and all point
worta via jwonoix. - - -
- . JOHN F. DIVLNB, QealSopt
j. JkJjLCiLT. wen . Manairer. .
M- E m SMSOa, Tratuc Jianager. : -
CONDEN8ED SCHEDULE, i t - l
' Jj TRAINS GOING SOUTH ' ' j
I' -; ii U r i 1 " .rfj- sii.
DATED ji .Tfiki . 55"T5
Jan. 1st, 1893. 6 6X 6la
::-; I lg l
I
I . i ; . M 'c.3 5
A. M. P. M, j ' . A. M.
9 20 ; 7 30 6 30
1148 J 9 40: 9 50
114. i. 1149
1 63 11 30; I la 6J
I j pTm. pTmT P. M.
...... '8 00i- 4 00 ......
.J.. j. -9 80 6 40 ......
vJ..J. 10 33 S 59 ......
.j.... 11 15 7 48 ......
j i . : hl
:h :-i : c"S i ' ' ill
:;: 1 ii j I
4 f
TLANTIC f)0AST LINE.
WnjrrjwTojr.'chtTrMBiA A Aooctta Rail Ro.n
COI
SED 'SCHEDULE.
raAna
nfo sotrra.
Leave Whminjj
Arrive Floremvw
9 41 ,
10 S5
No. 50
A. M
3 20
4 85
. ,
LesTt Floreno
Arrive Sumter..
A.
Arrive Colombia
No.
E9 rnna
igh from cnarleston via Cen
Lanes 8:32 ?a m . vfri1"
ij . --"ui
MfleoiNa NORTH
No. 5
1
NO. 53.
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter..,
F. MI
'10 45'
A M.
W 05i
P. M
? 10
7 25
No. K9
P. M.
t7 3tt
8 60
A. Mi
"v v o o muter
AJTive Florence
Ta.. m
IS OS
i 50
No. 7$.
A; M.
Leave Marion., I
5 1
5 C
Arrive Wllmhigi..
9 in
'Dafly. tDaflyleWt
No Tm rJ, .OxcePl Sunday.: T
enrff ifet Charleston. 8. r L.
8:40j P,nCcbarTeston!o1.Sn 8:00
"""ui aa;ov a. rnj I Kptn m(r i " ' 1 1 V C
Rardfe? "d Conwa,
irretnrni"',3 " tJX mve at
Clud-borave
vi a. m. and w, w, 1JT vo auo
45 a. nt and ?lrt T J2?" ?F??e at t hadboorn
and 1-30 ft. m. Daily xcept Sundaj?
J. R- KENLY, m11 Gen'1 S,4
; TT
pi APE FEAR
YADKIN, VALLEY R. R.
IM EirrgC No VkmbxA, 27th, 1S92.
Southb'nd
jisAIN
xaiiy.
Northb'nd
IN LINE.
JJauy. i
No, i $
No. L
I
lLOOp. rn.
7.46 .
7.20
6.00
4.13
8.45
.8.40 "
2 57 "
2.30 "
1.62 "'
1.22 u
12. oo noon.
Ar...
Fayette ville.. ...at
6.00 a.
8.02 .
8.27--
m.
Lv...
jU..Sanford....
u ...... ,
44 1
pj-.v-uuiax.
11.44 .
12.15 p.
12.25 ,
L Greensboro... ..Lv
m.
.-j.oioKesaaie.
1.22 '
1.55 I
2.33 ;
8.02 :
4.25 !
Ar N4WJun-Wal.Cove Lv
LV...1L .Rnral Won -
Jl.LMiry. ..'." ".Ar
Southb'nd
Daily.'
(Northb'nd
BKjwirrsviLLg Dry.
xsauy .
Na s.
Na . '
m is p. m.
9.20 "
8.49
8.05 "
7.47 4
Ar.
Bennetts ville i . Lv
...Maxton.....
.Red Springs.. '.
.t Rope Mills ...
jetjeviiie; . Ar
6.40 a.im.
6.30 '
7.02 I"
7.43 '
S.02
Lv.
Southb'nd
Daily Ex.
Sunday.
i Northb'nd
Factokt
uauy jix.
Sunday.
I Branches.
No. 16.
No. 16.
ftoo p. m.
4.20 "
3.05
4.25 m
At..
St
Lvi;
i. Ramseur Lv
....Climax.......
.Greensboro. . ." Ar
.Greensboro..... Lv
-Stokesdale...
6.40 a. m.
8.35 i i"
9.20 I i"
11 00 ,
12 20 pim.
l.io p. m.
Ar..
3.08 p. in.
LOU p.
m.fLv
inaumin..,.. . .Ar
1 Daily except Bundav.
Alr-Lu?e SorSfh xfSanfor,J Wlth Seaboard
and Et, andTtWaint5,lk and aU Plnta North
Western R " wF. liiut .Oove Wlta "e Norfolk
folk and Western RC R ?J& Cov wltn Nor-
okeandaUpH
at Sanford With eabol?d AIM ini 'aBd
Charlotte, Athen? AtiinfaTif ? toF Monroe,
andSouthw Aaantand all points South
L&? lPlm Ca on seaboard Air-
TT . 1 -a.-r . "7 ' vu AUNllldtH . i il i, .
NorfolklT Wi3riS.o
xxoanoKe. p "" " tsuin
ton7Bennet5vii& "".Fayetteville, Max
ford wmlrretlfc1?1?:!?!! of San-
dt;.flrehonMf
sum? .fFlfSCearVOT breaWast d
Cove. " f and dmner at Walnun
eJn8raiManUer. ePerAg?nV
gEABOARD AR LINE.
CAROLINA
CENTRAL RAIL HOAD X.
WESTBOUND 3"RAIN8.
NoV. 3i
I
I CONjqENSBD SCHEDULE. .
(41892.
NO.23 NO.41 No.43
Daily DaUy Daily
ex So exn
P M. '; ii .:
T oo ...... ; ! . .
11 27 ......
A. M L...
12 12 ...... ......
12 45 P. M. .J....
, 2 20 8 10..j.i..
5 40 9 061.....
6 40 lOlol......
7 00 11 00 P. M.
3 45
6 08
" 6 03
1 46
Ti
neave Wilmington...
i,eave remorote
Leave Laurinbt
Leave Hamlet
Leave wadesb
LeftVf. lMnnrna i
Arritra rTiai.l
mw. vuwiutny, . . . . ..
Leave Llncolntjon
IJBVA rha,lAtfAi .
. v ""."V'MJI...
Arrive Rutherfardton!
E4TBOUND TRAINS.
1 !
1??
i -
bro
5
No. 24 NO: 38 INo.36
Daily Dally j Dally
ex Su lex Su
. . i
A- M.
8 00
9 34
10 89
P. M. A. M P. M.
...... ...... 1163
7 30 4 SO .i.....
9 25 6 SO
11 03 6 23
B4
12 16 T 20 .L....
1 45 ...... ......
2 10 I.....
8 42 i
7 B0 ......
Leave Rutherfbt-dton .
Leave Shelby. O
Leave Lincoln ton. ...
Arrive Chariot!!.
Leave Charlotte
Leave Monroei J
Leave WadesbMro....
Leave Hamletil......
Leave Lanrinbjorg.i.;
Leave Maxton t j ..... .
Leave Pembroke .....
Arrive Wilmington...
SCHKDULk.BXTjsfXlW WILMINGTON AND ATLANTA.
Leave Wnmirigton 7:30 p. m.; arrive Atlanta 8:10
p. m. Leave AUanu &3S a. m. arrive WUmington
7:25 a. m. , jj i 1 1
-leepers oi 23 and .between Wilmington and
-i Pullmans on '
and Atlanta. 1
41 and 83 between Portsmouth
rtos. 41 and I
Charlotte. .
olid betweent Portsmouth and
Noa. 43 and 36 make connection at Lincolnton
to and from Western North Carolina. 1 1 .
3os. 23 and 24 make connection from and to all
points South atjd West with G C. and N. at
Monroe. if - ". .
Juncture polnta at Pembroke, with 8hort Cut A.
1 iHi wita v. r . sou i . .,anii a.al.a
bi w aocsDoro With Cheraw and Saltebury,at Uam-1
let with R. an A, at Monroe with G. C. and N., I
at Charlotte with R. and D. system, at Lincoln-!
ton with C. and L. Narrow Guage, at bhelbv!
and Rutherfordton witb s Cs. i - r . ; t - -j
JNp: C. WINDER, Gent Manager, i !
. -L f.. MYERS, Gen'l Superintendent.. I
M-CPertntendent I
. O.V. SMITH, Traffic Manager: 1
Al JLUfLLHU.tVH o&AUUsT RAIL ROAD.
Round Trip Fare 25 Cts,
s
TDDt TABLj., lN EFFICT DEC. llthJ 1892.
T'EAVE PRINCESS STREET Dally except
-L Sunday at 7a A. M and 2:30 p. m. I P
LEAVE THE HAMMOCKS 8:10 am. and 6:00
p.m. T - I i
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Princess Street at,
3:00 p. m. Andlleave the Hammocks 6:16 p. tn. i
j J R. NOLAN. Gen'l Manager, j
TT O. A Bj UL RAIL RO
i ROAD.
'IN EFFECt THURSDAY, JUNE 16th, hs I
T EAVE WtLMTNGTCN DAILY FOR JACat
Xj sonville andintenrtdlate stations at 40 p. n-;
Leave Wilmington daily, except Saturday and
Sunday, for JacksonviL and mtermedlate points
at a. m. . ,
Trains arrive at WCaington daily, except Sun
day, at 8.ee a. cm., daily except Saturday and Sun
day at 6:20 p. tn., an en Saturday at 9:30 n. m
additionaL I - . j i
Steamer oi New River leaves Jackson ville
daily, except Sunday, for Marines and intermedi
ate points at :0 a. m., arriving at Jacksonville
on return at in. ni H. A. WHITING. -
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4. w. MAKTKNis. General Manager S
. ea'l PasengerA seat. m"ni 1
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