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... 1 JACKSON & BELL COMPANY. Kntered at the Post office at Wilmington, ; :N. C, as second class matter, .: 1 ; April 13. 1S97. . .'-! 1 ; TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. - . i POSTAGE PIUAID. . - . .... . j . - Tim PAIL MESSENGER by mtl nft.' yarr- J7.00; six months, $3.50; three months, $1.75; one month, 60 cents. j '. Served In the city , it 60 cents' a month; one week, 15 cents; Jl.75 for three months or 17.00 a year. ! THE BE MI-WEEKLY MESSENGER (two 8 page papers), by mall, one year; fl.OO; sir months, 60 cents. In advance. miiMJNaTON. N. C. ' ; ! - FHIDAY, MAX 6, 1898. OOD-HYE TO TUB "SOLDIER '. . j '' ' BOYS." The hurrah y. times of 186T comes freh to.be memory when we hearjof j the; gathering in the camp of the state . troops for the purpose- of war. We : saw so many leave In high spirits. and $ amid the' cheers and tears of the sym paimzmg ana aamiring crowas, ana with- the tender,' farewells, and the grasp of friendly hands, and the kisses of the dear ones and loved ones, that the pathos of those times comes back. upon hearts with reawakened emotions. and we Join with -the watchers and prayers and weepers In a hearty, ten cler good-bye, with the blessings of God f Invoked upon one. and all the goers ; and the I stayers. May Heaven smile propitiously. May a Father's protection neover the gallant youth,? and may Sail return in safety, with a consciousness of jduty well performed, and amid the acclamations arid rejoicings of friends. nnd kindred. Many a mother's .heart I 1st heavy with sorrow now.. , Many wife weeps Jn prof qundest (sorrow j at the "departure of her husband upon ian expedition, it may be, of much suffer Ing and' peril. Many a friend, ha$ t profound stirfing of his sou as jhe Bays farewell.: But God reigns. Take hope and fear not. Believe "That hope shall brighten days I to '.'".j come, - . y And memory gild the past." . JTo all of our Wilmington soldiers The Messenger says good-bye, good bye. and may God's benison go with you to the end. - '- : . j -,'. KKTHIBITIVE JUSTICE. . Unless the true condition of affairs In Spain is grossly 'miunderstood and misrepresented 'In London in the dis patches' sent out a, .revolution 'is very i Imminent and Ihe: overthrow, of jthe p.reaent dynasty is probably . .ciose-j at ... fiand. Various 1 Ulspatches seem jto Ogive thte .assurance. A11 'the iruLipa- m tlons iseem to point in .that direction and the rumor that there' is talfcj in Madrid of the, -resignation of the Queen , rJ lege nt, another of the. young heir, iA.1- 'fenso, certainly gives creJence; to the j report, of a. speedy collapse of fthe i Spanish ; regency by revolution. The army is known to 'be .partially disloyal and it is the one,- sole prop of the dy ! nasty, which is 'based in its rights! i to i govern by a descent from , the "lAus- i 4irian" WOrhanV of ihistoryir1 The: ciar lists (followers of Jon Carlos,) : iare r showing much activity. They are it he "outs" how, and their - only "hope 1; of promotion and provender is toased j on . a ! successful re'volt by w-'hlch the long : seeking! 'Don will comft.jnto power and . dispense the-, gifts of the crown to needy; and hungry adherents. It, is the ibelief both at Vienna and lirussels,' where the pretended; Carlos is etayingr that a revolution; is Just abead : and that Alfonso will never ibecome king of Spain. A military dictator efiip was strongly -taiked in the Span ish cortes, and Marshal ICa-mpos, who was head man in Cuba until iWeyler came, will' Ibe the leader. (Troops kre mnder arms ready for- use. . Great des pondency exists . at Vienna. .Austria has ibeen "united- all along with Spain 4a close ties of sympathy and intjer ests, and dn , the past emperors ruled Kth ' Austria an4 Spain. ' . - - 4 Spain putting n tihe hest showing it can, hut it as an effort mainly . to -eave herself 'from .overwhelming defeat by seeking to arouse the. sympathy anKl Shelp of foreign powers. The' Washing ; ton Post saysi "It is oibvious that ithe (Madrid!: authorities are uspiciouS' of - 2i3ngliajid, and'seeking to convince Hus si a. Germany, 'France, and Austria that the. proposed seizure of the Phil ippines ;means virtually a conquest in which Great Britain is primarily inter ested. iThe policy of the United States will be t5 hold :t'he Islands, once. they ' are occupied by our iforces, "until ithe war ends, jarnl i then make whatever disposition of the. possessions that may Ibe most advantageous .to us in recoup ing the losses involved in the conflict. ( ' . .. - : In any event, "however, a coaling sta- tkn will be reserved iby - the United ;:. States." ;: The -Spanish press is very wrathy 'and roundly curse out the gov.ernimeht as also the oortes Is engaged in.. It Its . declared 4hat Spain is not yet ready tor -war. It is said that the ministry stuaiousiy conceals important facts, One etiibor In the cortes was worked v lip "he declared it. was ibeiter to aban don Cuba than to fight' the United States when 'UnprepareJ. s frhe "censor ship of .the press is very strict. That a .-tierce civil .war 'threatens .ppain is very . Plainly, in sight. Only European n7 Itervention for peace or a splendid Spanish ylotwy dt sea can save throne from . crumlbling to pieces. - It looks really now as if the Avenging Nemesis of the . ancients was now on . the trail of -the Spanish (brutes and -scoundrels who assassinated 306 Am erican sailors 4n the halbor of Havana 4a a time of profound peace. Tf .that city should be bombarded it will add" to the signal character of. the punish ment for ibasest -treachery and coward ice. "Re'nfiemiber .the Maine!" "The Baltimore Herald in pointing to the providential retribution, of justice says with something approaching eloquence of indignation; T l "No fouler offence was ever committed- toy one nation against another. 'ime punasnment will be ; Inexorable. une nrst count of the sentence has al ready, been executed .by the annihila tion of- a fleet and the capture of ;an important possession. Cuba must fol ... low, and so wi'.l Porto iRioo, and the , Spanish (fleets will "be swept from the seas. -The Spaniards, witu their - (boasted "pride" ; and their .vaunted ' "honor,": will "be humbled to the earth. There willtoe en-eye for ai eye and a tooth for a 'tooth, end -the Maine will to? avengedi There is on all-wise Ijrovldence which orders these " things. Spain is, answering at the toar tor her entitles. 4i $sidris, her feteody crimes. Nemesis 4 upon her itrail!" The old famooi9 dines in--the Greek Oracala, ; Sitoyllina, 'are true - now . es when first written.'; .These lines appear in, Herbert's "Jacula IPrudentum." T3ie Germin poet Baron Von . Logau i enT- 1almed1or embodied them in immortal verse. 'New 'England's fLongfeXlow has translated them, niany ittilnklng them original. 'Hid version is "well . known: "fThough the milU of God grind slow- ! ly ret they grind exceeding small; Though; with patience He stanurf wai-t- t ins. j with exactness He grinds all. ' in the Greek Ut 13 "the . mills of the Gods, &c, Spain must answer for her long persistedt; In oppressions ankl cruelties; or her ibarVarie wars, for hT cruel massacres in the past,, for her senseless, remorseless revenges, for her baseness and ;tinmiHgated-.' 'deviltries Nemesis is in close pursuit, iA natiDH that Ss! so false it. can-not "be trusted; a , race so treacherous that it may not be received even as friends iand allies, is far erone surely from any modern standard of worthiness and confidence Timeo Pajvaos ; et ferentes Idona "I fwr thA Greeks even while bearing gifts.' f t SPANISH PATRIOTISiU Jit is never wise to undervrte your enemy, It is wise to first count the cost and then fight. - You will then be orenared to measure resources' and prepare for any and, all events. J Thd Spaniard is very brave as a tighter, blut" he has been often licked badly. The English have done much pf this, They showed splendid pluck: In resist ing Napoleon, a but the English w-ere with them.- The Europeans" bank high on the Spaniards in fighting Americans, We have not underrated their pluck, pertinacity, pride, patriotism. But thev have nrodieriously failed in their war upon the handful of Cubans. Af ter sending more than 200,000 Spanigft soldiers to Cuba, the insurgents "are still active, still 'unsubdued. I How Is that for such a brave people? Three generals have lent their strength land skill in the last three .years arid have neither won laurels nor put down the little rebellion; The Philadelphia Re cord 'notes one- fact . that ; does not speak -well- of j the devotion and pluck of many Spaniards. It ays: "It has exhausted itself in making ft waste of that island and in starving Its non-combatant inhamtants. 'rne Quality of Spanish patriotism may be estimated from the -fact that in the months of January-to August, 1896, in clusive, the sum realized by the Span- rish government from purchases of ex emptions from military duty, amounted to 42.000.000 pesetas; in the year pre ceding the outbreak of revolt in Cuba only 9,OO0r,D(H) pesetas were raisea .ipom this source. Spanish patriotism seems tr c-row in an increase .ratio to the needs! of the country - j Talking . about Spanish patriotism 'load.? lone- to turn to Spain now in its direful stress of, war. How do the peo per bear themselves? There are tu mults, threats,; conspiracies, all around, "and even in the very citadel," in its ancient capital city, there is mob law threatening and martial laiv proclaim ed. Destroy their neets ana peace can come. CUBI A COLD IN OKKDAI TaVo. Laxative Bromo Quinine Taoieis ah drue-erista refund the money u 1 11 h tia tn mipoi 2sc. The srenuine nas -. B Q. on- each tablet IIOTIE FOLKS t Our! esteemed and excellent weekly contemporary, The" Smithfield Herald, has just completed its sixteenth, year. Under its present editor, Mr, S. S. Holt, it has b'eeii effective and influential for good.; It Is a square-out democrat arid pursues no devious ways. Long may it flourish as an ally and exponent of the democracy. ' ' ' yH We got the date wrong as to Ldeuten ant W. P. Wooten. He has been re centiy. graduated from West Point. We were misinformed by a friend .as to the flatAj.He is from LaGrarige and has been ordered .to Willett's Point, New York.' He stood number three in his classlp There were .more than twenty southern boys, land The New York Sun says tnst of them- stood well. ' i-- i . - ; So Representative Richmond Pearson is In i North Carolina busily at work updn his fences.'. He is violently in love with ithe accommodating part of the populists who in politics are of "easy virtue." Richmond cannot continue to suck the congressional 1 sugar-bag any longer unless he can induce iy promise and bargain, the superserviceable pops in the Asheville "deestrict" to Stand byhis banner ,.and keep it; wavihgin the mountain breezes in his behalf, j It would be a happy rcircumstance if this political trickster could be . severely "turned-down."' BREVITIES. Jhe Union Theological Seminary of Virginia, - in . which. North" Carolina Preslbyterians are particulary interest ed,! has sxty-eigt stud,ent3 enrolled for the session of 1897-&8. j : ' - i The last talk is that iRussia. does not like England's friendship ifor the Unit ed States, i d that Germany is not un friendly -to our1 country as recently -reported. The New York Tribune says, there is no proof that Emperor William is ihostile,. but the attitude of Germany Is kindly. r : " . '. -,! & ': It is said that Mr. W. J. Bryan .trkkl to get an ppointment of a (brigadier general's commission tout it ! met with no favor;- . 4 . '- , I - - . Talk now is 'that the outcome of the war will 'be a jSpanish republic. They had that over jthere, with the greatest orator, Gastellar, as DresSdeht. and it failed -quickly. Spaniards are not capable of living under a republic? JA strong armypnly suits them. There, as a great rush .for- war in Spain. Captain Jones, Britisher, has Just arrived at St. John's from Cadiz. He says there is tremendous activity. , that dock-yards were crowded with artisans, cruisers and torpedo iboats were under repairs and regiments w-ere assembling1 at 'the garrison. It was evident, the captain says, that; the' Spaniards were deeply In earnest. The enthusiam was 'Immense, j. - - -! -.. - " . " - ' ' ' Bucklen'a Arnica Salve The best salve Za the world for Cuts, Frukses. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Yever Sores, Tetter, 'Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positively cures Piles,' or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or moncT refund ed. Price 25 cents ner. lbo-r. : SVr ale by R. R. Bellamy. Commodore George Dewey was born In Vermont; Captain C. V. Gridley, commanding the Olympia, Was born in Indiana; Captain N. :m. Dyer, : com manding the Baltimore, was born- Captain Joseph B. Coghlan, command ing the Raleigh.was born in Kentucky Captain Asa Walker, of the cruiser Concord, is a native of Nov shire. Alt but Captain Dyer were ed ucated at AnnaDolis Na These -were -the commanders In the fight under Dewey. - TII3 TWO lAccording.to a. careful lEJnglish eti- mate of the two navies, American idnd Spanish, " this oo-ttntry; has the a.d van tage. fThe sum of it is -this the iAm- ericans have, the most guns, tout the Spaniards csai riln away t aster than our ships Can, The 'Englishman, takes twenty -"five ; -vessels sixteen- Spaniafh and tiine tAmericin and makes a com parison. He shows that Spaniah ves- self are faster, the average is 23.7 knots per hour, and American rout aa.tKS. nne examination as a. whole is unfavorable to the American navy. iWe quote at some length: "It will be observed that ithe dis placement cf the United States ves sels rather exceeds that of the ships of Spam; also that tne guns are more in number. Here, however, any-; tranciea superiority 4n the average qualitres of the vessels composing tne two gTorups ends. We (have carfully analyzed the vndition as reeards efficiency oi Are and separated the : -various types of quick-firing guns from those of ordi nary character which happen!' to have the same calibre. The result of inves tigation, however, proves that, though th naimiber cf separate pieces ot am nance carried in the Spanish ships is la than hkt contained in the Ameri can squadron, the weignt of metal thrown and the fire energy developed far- frrpajtcr: the weight of prolectilea fired usefully in one minute being an 11 nounds. . or practically I 20 tons, against iy 708 .pounds, -while the flrl onrtrv is 1,529.616' t&t tons, against only 1,120,323 foot-tons as capable of being delivered ! "by the i ships .of the United Spates.- These i are significant facts. The main factor the proUPt rt 6nin.TfwkiM' on : the .SDahish yessels is the output of energy created 'by the 47 quick-iiring guns of &.&rinon caiwre. It is a fapf thft-t out Ot 30 -inch uns - m ha TTnitd States ah Ids n&vt under conaideration, "only: six are quick nring." -;y . -:fi - ;.. An4 yet -the recent nival hattje was disastrous to Sain. fft-M wi11 fcnown foot that American gunners are hetter marksmen and (American seamen are better than the Spanish,'; The English estimate : is c&rreet . probably, hut the results may show very different resultii from wihat is anticipated. In the late great sea fight the 'Americans had the Olympta, 'Baltinaore, -Raleigh iand Bos ton; protected cruisers, j Concord and Petrel, gunboats, and Cflonocacy, -wood en corvette. The Spaniards had seven vessels of, war, (but jwe have not at hand a description of jtheir kind, and ihow many were armored cruisers and t.h relative ctreng'th in guns of the two fleets. In the Spandsh squadron whose movements in 'the 'Atlantic are (being watched with' extreme interest there are eight war vessels and several torpedo boats. 1 ' ' i: C . l NOIITH CAROL! : The Lutheran Synod fV'Pl meet in Sal isoury next year. - u ? Winston Sentinel: The colored voters of Winston form aboutfitwelve-flfteenths of the$ republican- party and yet 'they are g-iven oniy inree-nrieenins. oz ine nomi na'MOns for ; aldermen.! j i; Dunn Union:: We learri that the dweM ing of Mr. . HT P, Warren, who lives about fourtmiles east of town in Sampson county, was aestroyea by: file last Wed "nesd'ay night. Tho' flr was f discovered about, 9:30j o clock and jits origin is un known. 'Mr. Wrreh sa-eJ a part, of his 'household effects. Wilson' Times:- Last -;' Saturday .Mr, Deropsey Watsoa was .iti Kervly ami was drinking. About 10 o'vlock he left there to: go to his home, near iK'irby's Crossing; in this courtty.l j Sunday morning- abou 8 .o'el'ock. 'he was found about one jnfle this sid of Kerily dead. He was near the railroad a brute -on 'his head,. and lying m a small pooi ot water, Salisbury Sun: If .reliable i reports be true, that mammoth .water power at the famous falls of the Yadkin) in; StanJy county is to be hqrnesseJ and - Albemarle, Sai'Js'bury, New; London, Norwood, con cord, Lexington and j Oilier tributary towns are to feel the thrill of the elec trical current. . I The syndicate we learn is composed of i Scranton, Pa-J capitalists and manufacturers. . ; i StatesvKle Jtiascot: -: Thomas Harris, of Hickory, who was visiting at the home of 'his- uncle, John. Moore, ini the Stony Point neighborhood,' ooeldierttailly . shot hiimself while hunting last. Saturday af ternooni. He was standing on top or fence with hisi guni between his knees when the gun ( slipped -from its resting Dlace and fell, i striking the hammer on the rail. The gun wa discharged and t'he load went into nisi thigh about half way between the knee and gOi'n, rang ing: upward and! backward. He is seri Ously, but not necessarily fatally hurt Raleigh Post:' A republican said to us y.esterday that: he 'had1 been Informed that the populists of Brunswick held county coniventlorfc Monday, and appoint ed delegates to the state convention to be .held1 on the -lYtSi ' instant, and: tnstructed said delegates i;to support a ! proposition for fusion with " the j democratsJ The aforesaid republican added: "I am not surprised at this- action, but what gets away with me is, Governor RusseU was in Brunswick on Monday, and I am told engineered this movement for democratic rusion witn tne democrat. ! A Clever Trick, It certainly looks like it, but'; there Is really no trick about it.. Anybody can try it who had Lame Back and Weak Kidneys, 'Malaria or nervous troubles.. We mean he can cure, himself right away toy taMng1 Electric Bitters. This medicine tones up the whole - system acts as a stimulant to the (Liver and Kidneys, is a tolood purifier i and nerve tonic. It cures ' Constipation,, Head ache, (Fainting iSipellsj Sleeplessness and Melancholy. It is purely vegetable a mild laxative, and ; restores the sys tern to its natural vigor. Ty Electric Bitters and be convinced that fhey are a miracle workerj, Every "bottle guar anteed. Only 50c a ibotqe at.R. R. Bel lamy's drug" store-Y I ) y - - ' TUB STAT What North Carolina , Writing. Editor are : The democracy of North Oaroln, will resent any outside 'interference and awailtsi wifh. patience the publication of orywa s letter wnicn, it is alleged, . en dorses ifu'uer and advocates a fusion wiin max Tnuiner.rr-smithneld Herald. -it is arnestty noped, that When Mr. and iwessTsi. Kiiihr Rnauii Cy..- Thompson draw up their proposition for 'honorable co-operation"; to submit to t he democrats they will I incorporate 111,0 law condition therein, and have it printed across the fkee of the document in' bag, bold,, red letters, so that even a wavf arin er ' wemiocraxie lusionitst, may I run. and irau. naiieiK'n Jt'OSt. ' While we are so much inteivwiffvl in. wot maicers, aomt let us forest t.im.t wo wuic to enter i into a great j battle In iNortn varonna. 'Not a battle with sword ana tuti. inur a , ta,t t.l Vvf KjTi.f.o, h.. tie for white supremacy and tionest gov "iiicii-i in me staie. A battHm w for the honor of 'Mie Etat-ft fh,Vi. Ha itv war waa opainj ior tne JiOrior of tihe na tion. It is a battle that to the paitrltotism of everv whit man n t'he state iand to enlist 'his sympathy and u iiii as 'iiuc;ir earnjestniess. as uws Tiiei appeal oc the oiauon forrmen ro upnoia its honor and integrity. The aemocraac party nas thrown -wirf. r. Us doors and invites you to come in and aterp us to restore good government in x-ne state. ; uon and niut rniifcr Ka democratic banner with, the motto of the wane man ano ithe white metal embla zoned onf .it, aind next November we will Dianr fcT. i i z l..' ' ..i , . . .v. . .it iiraiMK'rHf v nil' frnA ,'lai?aTo1 wPl free,-Aberdeen Why unite with the democratic party? ..j.j ir uni mm ir.y oosaes to tie us dike a. tin can to the tail of The dem ocratic dog? Why ! discard the cardinal tenets and principles of populism for tlemocratac promises? , Why trade the prtncipiea or fojic for the promises of his enemies?' These question presentt them selves to every voter who "holds to the -reed or- populism and marches under its banner. The tyranny of leaders, the un relenting effort; of bossism to raise its head tn- our party; and the aOlen policy pursued tar 1896, and si nee, enforced by party bosses, has brought before the pop uHst ' party the: gravest question it has ever had to face that of Its own exist ence, 'The attitude and t'he. actions of certain .party leaders .hostile to inde pendent populism, . "has (brought us as a party face to face with the question, 'To be or not to be?" Fusion with the demo- -crats means "not to death and dta- solutlon; to the populist warty., A hoM etand) for Independent! populism means to, be," ilfe, growth, and finally oom- Plete and trhrmphant vie toi-v. i wWi . 'HjJi &iQx uji-ji 'i.a:.Ai..iAjL Uj iti nri m w m 1 1 mmi m' wmf n u um i 11 i i iiiwwmimwwwwwii i "-n'wr , w, mr. ummm mw rrr-wnri ri nn -"' 1 r- ;ic,iii"i ini-rr imtl uul mi 1 .. f : 'Advlf rtlslhg map be don in ft thou sand ways.- - Any method which tells" anvbodv fi.Bout anvthine- u iivartt. ihg. . Advertising may be done by word or moutn, or: Dy wora .ot- type. ;Ad vertlsing is anything which conveys "a message about a business or a product. itn man opens a store ano tells his? friends about it, he Is advertising the store. ' If he. prints his announcement on cards and hands them to the passerby, he is advertising the store. If he puts his sign above the door. or goods into his window, he' is adver tising the store.'- i V If he makes a hundred duplicates of this sign and nails them on fences or dead walls where people can see them, he is advertising. If he joins a church or club, or a se cret" society, his : name ; and his ' busi ness will become known,, and - he -will still be advertising . ; If he causes hia sign or his , card to be reproduced and printed in a newspa per, he is doing the. same tmng that he did "wnen ne tacnea ,ine sign on the fences or handed the card to the pass ers -by. He is putting Ut9 sign into the house of every reader of that paper. v This, nypetnetical man is i a fetal dealer. He is in direct, contact with the people to whom he seeks to convey the news of his enterprise. The prin ciple is exactly the same with the mak er or i, handler of goods that j are to have a more than local sale, I I Of all the way of; advertising, the Ijest, jhos certain and cheapest 4s .that f using the columns, of a good news paper. Intelligent people with money to spend always read. the papers.. LTne Greatest Deovery Yet. ; IW. M. Repine, editor Tiskllwa, Ill Ohief," says: "We won't keep house without' !Dr, KJijj's New- Jiscoyery for Consumption, trougns aad Colds. : Ex perimented -with i many : others, but never got the true remedy until we used Dr. KingsJNW Discovery. iNo Othflr remedy can take its place in oyr home, as in. it we have a certain and ure cure for Coughs, JColds, Whoop ing Cough, etc." It i8 4dle to experiment- With other remedies, even if they are urged on you as just as good as Dr, King's New Discovery., They are wot as good, ibecawse this remedy . has a record ctf cures and besides is guaran- teed It never fails i to satisfy. Trial bottles store, : free at R, 'R. Bellamy's; drug : jj It Sounded Different iWheh the West Tennessee troops Were Daradin'g the streets of 'Memphis the 'other night, among other selections the ibahd ilayed "Marching through Georgia," and 'the music was .Lustiiy cheered. It was the same old tune, "but it didn't sound like.it used to. iMemphis Commercial Appeal. Mo3t torturing and disfiguring of itcliir.p buriiicg, scaly gkiq ami scalp humors is i: stantly relieved by a wafm bath with Cm'" ctiRA Soap, a single application of Cn ict Ri ioln tment), the treat skin cure, and a full tor-i-of CoticuRA TtEsoLvexT, greatest of l.lo .. puriuera and humor cures, when all else fails iiwni: Is told Ihroughont the world. Prvrmt t)Rto ni Ciiiv Cokf., Prop., Bonon. " Mow. to Cure Salt Ktwuui, ' fr.. FALLIHQ HAIR Piiuptjr Fftces, Baby Blm1h. . i Cured bjr Cuticuka Soap ! II OFFtCK OF TUB - SPCRBTARY AND TREASURER, ' WILMINGTON & WEliDON K. K. CO. : ! WlltMJHQTON, N O , May 8nd, 18U8. . The Board of Directors of the "Wilming ton and Weldon Railroad Oomipany have declared a dividend of four per cent, on the capital stock ofj that Company for the six months ending April 30, 1898. j Dividend due arid payable athe office of the Treasurer onj and after May 10, 1898. ' Transfer 'books will stand closed from April 30th' to May lith, 1S98, inclu sive, i! . . "': I ;'.:.'' i ' JAMES F. POST, JR., Inay 3, itf j" . Secretary, t KIMON, I 1,244 Ton Register. . "HEREAS THE PORT WARDENS of. the port of Wilmington, N. C. apl poimtea in pursuance or the Laws of the State of INorth Carolina, . Acts of 1889, ch. 437, acting under the au tfhority of such I laws, did, upon re-i quest of Guiseppe S. Suhor, Master of the Austrian steamship "Kimon," ln jured by grounding on Cape Lookout and again in the Cape Fear River, and 1 by seas-survey and make report of the con-i dition of aid steamship and did report V. 1 : : a x. : worthy and unfit .for the .voyage intend ed and did recommend1 a sale in the In terest of all concerned; and thereupon the master -having notified the owners by ca- Die or the findings and recommendations of said Port Wardens was advised by ca ble by the managing owner of said steam ship "Kimon" to sell said steamship at auction, the undersigned, the master of the'sald steamship will expose for sale at pudhc auction for cash, to the highes bidder, on Monday, May 9tn, A. D., 1898 at 12 ocloclc m., i the said steamship "Kimon," at her present berth at the Wilmington Compress Wharf, in the City of Wilmington, N. C, with all her ma chinery and appertenances, Dated at Wilmington, 'N. C, this 16th aay or April, A. l., 1898. GUISEPPE S. SUHOR, Master Austrian S.' S. "Kimon." GEORGE L. PESOHAU, Attorney, apl 17 10 k. sun wed fri j ALL PAID. ' . Hi.. ' .1 - - t iteceivea, : Wilmington. N. O.. Mav s 1898, of Messrs. Willard & Giles... Agents of -tihe Aetna Insurance Co;,, three hun- uirea, t ninety-one and' 83-100 dollars, In full satisfaction of all claims against Bald company for loss and damage by. fire of A'Dril ?27. 1898. T.na naUH tn. full -kmrt j ""'. XSignied.) y , p. McEACHERN. itecelved, Wilmington, " N. C., ' May 2, ioo, OTxessre. wiuara' & lines. Agents, of the Carolina Insurance Co., three hun dred, ninety-one and 83-100 dollars in full satisfaction,-, of all claims against said dompany forxlosa andi damages by. fire Apni zt, urn., loss paid in full without (Signed.) D. McEACHERN. Kecelved. Wilmington. N. C ,M-o- 2 1898, of Messrs. Willard & Giles, Agents of the Philadelphia Underwriters. hi urrareo, miwuy-one ami 83-100 dollars in full satisfadtion of all Claims, aealnsfc iuM company for 'loss and damage by fire of April 27, 1898. Loss pail to full without aisoounx. . " ;.. . i . (Signed.) D. McEACHERN. " Received. Wilmington. N. C... M.v B 185)8, or Messrs. Willard A O-lla Airmvfs of the Sun Mutual Insurance Co., three numrrea, ninety-one and 83-100 dollars in full satisfaction of afil claims e-fiinsf said company for loss and damage by fire of April 27, 1898. Loss naid in. full with out "discount. SIgroed.) p. McEACHERN. Received. Wilmington. N. C. Mav 2 1898, Of "Messrs. Willard & Giles. Aeents of Whe Pamlico Insurance Co., three hun- w ui jramiico insurance and Banking Co,, t'hree Shundred, ninety-one and 83-100 dollars, in full satisfaction of all claims aaint eaid company for toss and dm- w uxe or April .27, 11598. Loss paid in full without discount. - . (Signed.) D. McEACHERN. -I ; " .' "-.-" r-- ' - Received, Wilmington, N. Ci, April 30, of Messrs. Willard & Giles. 'Atrentsi of tihe Carolina; Iusurance Co., two hun dred, one. and 92-100 dollars to full satis faction of all claims ; aeainst said pany for loss and damage toy fire of April z, issra. oxss paid in run (without d!- count. . . ."-.'.-- . . (Signed.) ; r JOHN H. 1 GORE. -'Received. WUmincton. M r1 .Anrii sn 1898, of Messrs. Willard & Giles. Aeerata ox the Niagara Fire Insura! rvw v,t ty-three and- 66-100 dollars in; full satis I act ion- of all olalms asainst ram. mnv pany for kjes and damage by fire of April 27, 1898. Loss paid in fuOl without dis coimt. - - ; . . . , . .. .. (Signed.) JOHN H. GORE. None but t'he BEST conrnemle sented. . When, lnsurintr. whv tui n4vam get th BEST? - , if m Sale oi Alii Sleiip Save Something Every Week ' i AND DJEPQSIT IT IN THE - . THE WIUjllNGTOH SftVIHGS AllD TRUST COMPANY, ' : - ' . . WILMINGTON, N. C. . . : Capital, - $25,00Q. Surplus, i $10,000 We Want Tour Business, and Therefore Keep Open Till 9 O'clock . 14 4 y "y--' Every Saturday Night.! ' : : ; 1. Tour money will be safe from fire or " ." :. . - 3. It will be earning Interest at the rate for you. i-whUe Vou are asleep. . We will take jbasure in explaining our wishing. tj .'deposit. r- - GiosMg Out- Sale I BiLAnCE OF STOCK J. H.i TAYLOR ' 3SToU23 SOUTH FBQNT STREET, : BOUGHT BY US,iGONSISTING OF Stoves,. urniture, etdj tplete Set Tinner's Tools. MUST BE CC(ED OUT THIS WEEI GIVE UPTHE STORE, !. JAdOBI HARDWARE CQIilPADlY. may THE III WB ARE' MOVIN?G ONE OF OUR ICE MA CHINES AWygST; PROM (HERE, "WE SfILJj HLAVEi A CAPACITT TO MAKE 85 TONS OFs jfOE PER XKAT, "WHICtt IS FOUR (4) TIMES AS MUCH AS HAS EVER f pEEN CONSUMED IN" "VVILMINGTON, INCLUDING THE SOUNDS. BiElCTrS AND SOUTIIPORT, TN AJNT ONE DAY. UNTTLi- FjLStTHER jNOTTCE WE WIDXi SEL.I1TOU ICE AT FOLdjOW- PRTOES: 14 1 , , l j.-ja.lUIfJ.Uia.JaUJilLiJ. In Lots of 10 to 25 Pounds, In Lots M 25 Pounds and . TonJf In One tTwo Ton Lots,r In Lotsj)l One Ton; or t"actQy,! -J a WE RESEJOTT'UIjLtT -SOLiICTT T Ullli .TELEPE0NES 4 A SURPRISE For : Hi AT 11? .MARKET STREET. CALIJ? j AND SEE. k n m r i r l m GENUINE BARBADOS MOLASSES Imported by Otjhselves Now. on Hajtt.A3std more? .1 . . NEW CROP We carry alw,as a complete stock of all grades, styles and prices. . ; The! Wortft Tiie Entire Week at ! . y r wt tiAf Xnnnr rr - H - ;t LIOIIDAT TO SATURDAY NIGHT. i ,'..,r" r Terms Gash i Money Saved. Tmiry -y ,.-.yyym: ii-l : ' . .;. I, : BARGAINS ON DISPLAY HflseiK! 'tn Hose ! .1 Full j Guarantee the BLUE filBBOII HOSE 't At lSt Cents Per Foot. I HAyE LOWER PRICED STOCK ALSO OF GOOD QUALITY, OHAS. -ft WHITLCCK, 305 Jfqrth, Front Street. apl 29, - j jp. burglars. I . ..' 2,--You can daw It out when you need It. of 4 per cent, per annum, and working :v : " v system to any man, woman or child i ; apl 8 jl, Safe, 1 Desk, Com- .AT YOUR PRICE, AS WE WISH TO CALC EARLY, AiJD SECURE BARGAINS. "PUBLIC; ! 35c per 100 4ess than a 25c per 100 $3.50 per Ton over at - 2.50 per Ton OUR PATRONAGE. E Worth & Go. $94. INIEESTATE 146, he Ladies t. 4 , . . ? . " " ' . IP. TCU WIANT BOMETHING LIGHT, CpMFORTAlBiLE AND EASY BOTH ON THE FOOT AND THE POOKETBOOK. LOOK OVER "STOCK OF. . FLEXIBLE BOOTS AND OX iFORDS . FORI LADIEIS. FOR THE GENTLEiMEN WE dAtRRT '!A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LTGHT WEIGHT OOODS IN BLACK AND THE . NEW, SHADES. V APPLY TO i : . t: - : - 108 N. Front St. apl 24. jtO sARRIVE ! Company. . :, 1 " y'.- ' : t - -. .r. ' y . - -. : IWITH PRICES ATTAGHED JLAST - CALL Of Your Attention to the Great ftn Sale of Grooenes AT 119 SOUTH. FRONT ST. IB. Ill WEEK D.-.C; WHITTED .; C. C. Coington, Assignee. may 3 -. , 11 Touch1' Tbt "toucn" of a piao th Ufa of It ; There' "touch" In'tb - to be found . no where else that sweet expressive tone so dear to Singers and Players the world I over. No other pianos have It. The jjstleft rules supreme in Pianodom. . y , i . Standard rgansTViInff -and Repairing Pianos for. Rent Tet;jns to Suit 9. iN. Liberty St: BALTIMORE. 6a Uth St. N W-SHINGTON. 416 Main St.-'KrORiPti'liK, VA. . 213 N. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. j Ci apl 14 . UNCLE SAM'S HOVE TO EXPEL SPAIN FROM THE WEST ERN CONTINENT MEETS - WITH HEARTY AND UNANIMOUS APPROV AL. OUR EFFORT IN MEETING WITH OUR PATRONS WANTS FOR EVERYTHING IN - THE LINE OF HARDWARE AT BED-ROCK PRICES ADMITS OF AS .HEARTY APPROVAL. DEALERS AND i CONSUMERS CAN FIND HERE THE LARGEST ASSORT- iMENT FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. AND TERMS AND PRICES SAFE FROM SUCCESSFUL XMPETITION. GOODS DELIVERED AT DEPOT, PeninsularSteeL Range rS STILL WITHOUT A PEER, CALL AND SEE THEM, IT WILL BE A PLEASURE FORTtS TO SHOW THEM. 'WE CARRY THE XJOST VARIED LINE IN COOK1NO ANB1 tirJATlNU oTUVtia TO BE FOUND IV THE .CITY. AT PRICES TO SUITTHE TIMES. J. W. IiIURCHISONb OETON BUILDING. mar 20. JOHN OXLAj, RBCEiyjIB. Schedule In Effect April 10, 1898. South Bound Daily No. L North Bound Dally No. 2. MAIN LINE. 720 4 10 4 00 3 So 2 36 12 45 12 17 11 55 11 06 10 33 10 04 I 40 p m Ar... Wilmington i..Lvj Lv... Fayettevllle ..Ar 1 00am p m 12 10 p m 12 l& pm p m p m Ar.i. FayefrtevlMe ...Lv Lv FayetttevtUe Jun, Lv LZ7co p m p xn Lv..... SanXord ....Lv 1 48 P 3 47p p m Lv. .. ... i Climax Lv Lv... Greensboro ...Ar Ar. . . Greensboro . .Lv Lv... Stolesdale ...Lv Lv. Walnut Cove .. Lv p m a m a m a m 4 ZOp 4 SOp 6 17 p S47p S15D amiur,.. Kurai uaii ...uv amflv..... -Mti Airy .....Ar 745 p South Bound Dally No. 3. TortbT Bound Dally No. 4. BENNETTSVILLE. 715pm Ar. . BenneUsvllle . .Lv 8 00 am 9 07 am 9 35 am 615pm Lv..... Maxton Lv Lv.. RedSprings ..Lv Lv... Honei Mills ...Lv 513pm 6 07pm 10 20 am 10 40 ata 4 50 p m Lv... Fayejteville ...Ar No. 15. South Bound Mixed. Dally Ex. Sun I No. 11 I North MADISON : BRANCH Mixed. Dally Ex. Bun. 6 30 p m 3 50 p m 2 45 p m 2 30 p m 1 15 pm 12 30 p m Ar . Rairseur ...:.Lv 6 40 am 8 30am 9 17 am 9 35 a m Lv ClHuax ...... Lv Lv... Greensboro ...at Ar... Greensboro ...Lv Lv... Stokeadale ....Lv 11 07 a m 11 65 a m Lv Madison .....Ar Freight train No.' 8 on the cape Tear rton at 4:45 p. m:; arrives at FayettevlUe at 11:15 p., m. Passenger car on j this train. ' -' : ' '- . - - . I Connections at Fayet tevllle , with: At lantic Coast Line, tai Jaaxion wnu tuo with the Red. Springs and Bow more Rail road, at Sanford with the Seaboard-Air Line, at uuii wiinine;juuraaii uu vuoi- -Dniina ill nninahnm with the Southern Railway 'Company, vat Walnut Xiave with the Norfolk and .Western Railway. . " . - ,,t J. W. FRY, W. E. KtLE, Gen'l Manager.. Gen'l Pass. Agent. TO Atli POINTS " Schedule tn iEffect May 1, 193.1 ir.iin At Tavaa 'Wilmlnslon 1:20 T. m.. .od T.nmhartn! 'Kr2fi n. m.. Pembroke 5:46 p. m., Maxtoii 6:12 p. m.. Laurinburg C:23 p m., liamiej l: p. m., waeMLiiriu ti-t; n . m.. 'Monrde' 9:1, P. m., Charlotte in. r, r rm rvnnrtt M:t Haff'.'.et IWlth train for Portsmomith.Rlehmona, Wasn ington, and at Monroe wit'lf train for At- Train 41. Leaves Portsmouth 9:20 a. m, arrives Weldon 11:41 a. m., Raleigh 3:30 n m., Sanford 6i03 p, m.. Hamlet 6:Ji3 p. m. Aithens 3:45 a. m.; and. Atlanta 6:20 a, m. Train 403. Leav Washington 4 :lu p. m., t-ii r,-r,A e -rjt n in Portsmouth 8:45 D. a r.ioad xxrtAnri 11:10 d. rn.. RalelKh S:07 a. m;, Sanford ?:3b a. m., Hamlet 5:10 a. m., Rockingham 6:23 a. m.. Wadesboro B-64 a. m.. Monroe 6:43 a. m., Charlotte 7:60 m.. Athens 3:45 a w. and Atlanta 6:20 a. m. Connection .trWeldon with train frcm Richmond ana au woncem yuiui. iuu- man atoATUkr -PrtrttTTIOUth tO NaShVulS. m T.inpnintnn in-IX) a m.. Shelby 11:13 m., Rutherford t?n iz:m noon, Ainens 1:15 p. m., ATiania-iS-f" P- -i Train 38. Leavta Atlanta 8;o0 p. m., Athens 11:21 p. n'-,.; Monroe 5:65 a m tiiu rsha rif-ta wf;-1(i a. . m.. Monroe d:oo a. m Wadesborx7:01 a. an., Hamlet 8:15 a. m., - Raleigh Ui40 a. m., vveiaon 2:au rv m . arrives forsiaimouxn o:a v. hi. 'mi iuvta ft amit 8:m a. m. Ar rives Laurinburg 8:4 . m.. Maxton 9:06 m m.. PemDroxe -j a. m., juiaoeriau 9:53 a. m., Wilmington 12:05 nooln. matr, mt Ts.va Atl&nts 1:00 n. m. Ar. ith.ni irlR n. m.. Monroe 9 :30 D. m. Leaves Rutherfordton 4:35 p. m., arrives Shelby 6169 P. m., J-oncoinion o:ao p.. nv...ift. .ia rw. rn MnnrrM 9:10 n. m Wadesboro 101 p.m., Rockingham 11:06 p. m., Hamlet 11 ao p. m.. eaniora i:uz a. m., Raleigh Z:1B a. m., weiaon :do tu Portsmouth ivea a. m.t rticiunuuu B.a n m., Washington 12:31 noon; . i rrmlTi 19 IjiovM Hamlflt 7:11 D. Dl.. 8J rives Gibson 8:10 p. m. Returning, leaves Gibson 7:00 a. in., arrive noi . - m i ti -Tjiovoi Hamlet 8:40 a m.. ax j i-t.B.,w in-nn b tn. Returning, leaves nharaw 6:00 p. arrives Hamlet 1:20 P"au" train daily except Nos. 17 and 18. Trains make immediate connections at ifi.nf. r-w UnntrnmArr. MohllA. NW.Or. leans, Texas, California, Mexico, Chatta- ... . mi- . . . i . r nooga, xsasnviue ' jo.empiu, . joacoo, Florida. . ' i For Tickets,. Sleepers, etev, 'apply to , THOS. D. MKARE3, - Oen'l AfenL Wllmlneton. N. C UL FT. JOHN, I -' vice President and Gen 1 Manager. . V. E. McBEE, Gen'l Superintendent.- ' 7. 3. ANDERSON, Genrl Pass. Agent. '&n YOURSELF r dicharg(, iDflamnialioii -irriUtioni or ulceratiot. of mucous njem braoi ITMH mii(ii. U.S.. by express, prepaid. fc v f . , abotttes, I2.V&. rcul mat c'riws ! ,.vV5.--: -'CTPf . .... ,.,,,;.. 1 OUT PMIE THIS WEEK Nice, Pat . Black . Prune 5 CENTS PFR POUND. Lots of other Low Prices. . S. W.iSANDERS. At The Unlucky Corner. - -, " i i i . - "T Jackson Springs Water. apl 26 i 1TLHNTI6 60A5T LINE, Schedule! lii Effect April 15, 189S. ; ; Departures from Wilmington. NORTHBOTJNX). DAILY No. 1 48 Passenger Due Mag 9:00 A. M. nolia 10:46 a. m., Warsaw 11.04 . , a. m.; Goldsboro 12:06 p. Wilson 12:55 p. m.. Rocky Mount 1:37 p. m., Tarboro 2:311 P. m., Weldon 4:33 p. m., Paters- :burg:22 p. m.. Richmond 7:11 ! p. m- Norfolk 6:55 p. m., Waah ' lngton U:30 p. m.. Baltimore jl:03 a. m., Philadelphia. 3:50 a. m.,,New Tork 1:63 a. m.t Bos i ton 3:00 jkm. . , -DAILY No. .1 40 Passenger Due Uaa 7:16 P. M. nolia 8:55 p. m., Warsaw .9:10 p m., uoiasporo io:io p. m., wu eon, 11:06 p. m., (Tarboro f:46 a. m., Rocky Mount 11:57 p. m., Weldon 1:42. a. m., Norfolk 10:15 a. mi. Petersburg . 8U4 a. m.. Ii Rlchnv-d 4:0ft a. m., Wshlng i' ton 7:41' a. m., Baltimore 9:02 a. ' ! rn.; Philadelphia 11:25 a. m., . ' i New Xorti 2:03 p m., Boston 9:00 pi m. , . DAILY No. 50 Passenger Due Jackt except : onvUle 4:13 p. m., New Bern Sunday 8:40 jj. m. - !'- 2:25 p. m. ' ' . uALilWai BOtJTHBOUND. . ' DAILY wo. 155 Passenger Due 'Laka 4:00 p. m. Waccamaw 6:09 p." m., Chad-. bourn 6:41 p. m.. Marion 6:43 p. jn., Florence 7:25 p. m.. Sumter 5:10 p. m., Columbia. 10:30 p. ro., Denmark 6:12 a. m., Augusta 7:55 a. m., Macon 11:15 a. m., "Atlanta 12:35 p. m.. Charleston . 10:50 p. m.. Savannah 1:50 a. m., Jacksonville 7:30 a. m St.- Au ' l gustine 10i30 a. m., Tampa 6:05 ' d. za. v ; '. ARRIVALS AT WTLMINGTON FROM THE3 MOKTli. ' DAILY No. i49 Passenger Leave Bos 650. p. m. ton fjU03 p. m., New York 9:0t p. m., Philadelphia-12:05 a m, Baltimore 2:50 a. m.. Washing-;.- ton; 4:30 a. m.. Richmond 9:0S . . a. m,', Petersburg 10:00 a, m.. . Norfolk 9:10 a. m., Weldon 12:00 a. Tarboro 12:38 p. m.; 'RocWy Mount 1:10 p. m., Wilson, - 2:37 p. m., Goldsboro' 8:20 p. - m., Warsaw 4:11 p in.. Magnolia 4:24 p. m. DAILY No. 1 41 Passenger Leave Boa 9:40 a. m. .'ton 12:00 night. New York -9:30 a. ml, Philadelphia 12:09 p. m., . Baltimore 2: p. m.. Washing ton 3:48 o.-m. Richmond 7:3(1 p. ini, Petersburg 8:12 p. m., (Norfolk,. 2:20 p.': m., Wel don 9:43 p. m., Tarboro 6:00. p, m.. Rocky Mount 6:40 a. m., . leave Wilson 6:22 a. m., Gold-. ' borot7:01 a. m.t Warsaw 7:53 a. m.. Magnolia 8:05 a. in. DAr.Y,No. 1 Passenger Leave Ksnr except Bern 9. -00 a. m. Jacksonville Sunday 10:281 a. m. . . 12:15 p. n. FROM THE SOUTHS. ". . DAILY No. i 64 Fassenger xeave Tam . 1:20 p. m. pa 8':10 a. m., Sanford 3:07 p.m., ' Jacksonville 8:00 p. m.. Savan-; nah(.l:45 a.-m., Charleston 6:33 ;4a. m., .Columbia 6:45 a. m., At-' laflta 7:50 a. an., Macon 9:00"a: , v m., ! Augusta 2:30 p. m.. Den r' mark 4:47 p. m., Sumter 8:12- a. . m.j 'Florence 9:53 a., m. Marlon X .10:30 a. m., Chadbourn 11:38 a. m.f Lake Waccamaw 12:09 p. m. pally except Sunday. '- ' - . Trains on the. Scotland Neck Branch Road leave Weldon 3:55 p. m., Halifax 4:30 p. m., arrives; Scotland Neck at 5:20 p. m., Greenville 6:67 p. m., Kinston 7:58 p. mi Returning leave iCinston 7:50 a. m., Greenville 8:52 a. m., arriving Halifax at 11:18 a. m., Weldon 11:33 a. m., dally ex cept Sunday. . Trains on Washington Branch leave Washington 8:20 a. m. and 2:30 p. m., ar rive Parmele19tl0 a. m. and 4:00 p. m., re turning leave Parmele 9:35 a.- m. and 6:39 p.m., -arrive; Washington 11:00 a. m. and -7:20 p. m. Dally except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro, N. C, daily ex cept Sunday 6:30 p. nu Sunday 4:15 p. i-i., arrives Plymoum 7:40 p. m. and 6:10 pr m. ' Returning leaves Plymouth daily except Sunday 7:50 a m., and Sunday 9:00 a m., arrives Tarb6ro 10:05 a. rr. and 11:00 a. m. Train on Midland N. C. Branch leaves Goldsboro dally except Sunday 7:10 a. m., ' arriving Smithfield 8:30 a. m. Returning leaves Smithfield :00 a. m.; arrives at Goldsboro 105 a. iu. ' Train on iNashviue Br&ech ea7a Rocky Mount at 4:30 p. m., arrives Nash ville 6:05 p. tau. Spring Hope 6:30 p. m, Returning leaves Spring Hope at 8:00 m., Nashville 8:35 a. m.. arrives at Roclq Mount 9:05 a. ms, daily except Sunday? .Train on Clinton Branch leaves War saw for Clinton, daily except Sunday, 8:10 a. m. and 4:15 p. m. Returning leaves Clinton 7:00 a. m. and lOiOO'a. m... Florence Railroad leave Pee Dee 10:01 a. m., arrive Latta 10:28 ' a. m., . Dillon 10:38 a. m., Rowland 11:54 a. m.. returning leaves. Rowland 6:13 p. m., arives DIUon 6:33 p. m., Latta 6:46 p. m.. Pee Dee 7:1 p. m. dally.- i - y Trains on Conwajr Branch leave Hub 9:25 a. m;, Chadbourn 11:45 p. m., arrive Conway 1:40 p. m., leave Conway 2:45 p. m., Chadbourn 5:45 p. m arrive Hub 6:4 p. m. Dally except Sunday.' . Central ofi South Carolina Railroad leave Sumteri 6:35 p. m.. Manning 7:04 p. m., arrives' Lanes 7:43 p. xn., leaves Lanes '8:34 a.! m.', Manning 9:08 a. m.,-arrive Sumter 9:37 a. m. daily.- Georigetown and Western Railroad ' Leave Lanes 9:30 a. n. 'and 7:40 p. m., ar rive Georgetown 12:00 m., 9:00 p. m., leave Georgetown 7:00 a. m. and 3:30 p.- rii., ar rive Lanes 8:25 a. in. and 5:55 p. m., daily excent Sunday. .' Trains on C. & D. R. R.. leave Florence daily except ( Sunday -9":55 : p. m., arrive Darlington 10:28 a. m., Cheraw 11:40 a. m. Wadesboro 12:35 p. m. Leave Florence daily except Sunday 8:00 p. m., arrive DarUngton 8:25 p. in., Hartsville 9:20 p. m. Bennettsvllle 9:21 p. m., Gibson 9:45 a. ra., Leave I Florence Sunday only 9:65 a. m., arrive Darlington 10:27 a. m., Hait-vllle 11:10 aj m. i . .Leave Gibson daily except Sunday' 6:31 a. m., Bennettsville. 6:59 a. m., arrive Dar lington 7:50 m. Leave HarUvllle daily, . except Sunday 7:00 a. m., arrive DUng ton 7:46 a. to., leave Darlington 8:56 o. m.t arrive Florence 9:20 a. m. leave Wades boro daily except Sunday 3:00 p. m., Che raw 6:15 p. m., Darlington 6:29 p. m., ar-' live Florence 7 :T p. m. Leave Hartsville Sunday only 8:15 a. m., Darlington 9:00 a, m., arrive Florence 9:20 a. m. . Wilson and Fayettevllle Branch leave Wilson 2:15 p. an., 11:16 p. m., arrive Bel ma 3:15 p. m.,; Smithfield 3":23 p. m.,-Dunn 4:05 p.!m.,-Fayetteville 4:45 p. to., -.1:07 a," m., Rowland 6:13 p. m returning leave V. ). hd 10:64 a. m Fayettevllle 1218 p. ..... iJU9 p.. m., Dunn 1:01 p. la.. Smith field 1:39 p. m., Selma 1:47 p. m., arrive Wilson 2:35 p. m., 12:09 a. m. Manchester A Augusta R. R. trains leave Sumteri4:29 a. m., C res ton 5:17 a. m.. arrive Denmark 6:12 a. m. Returning leave Denmark 4:47 p. m., Creston 6:43 p. m., Sumter 6:33 p. m. dally. . ' Pregnalls Branch trains leave Creston 5:45 a. ,m., arrives Pregnalls 9:15 a. tn. Returning leaves Pregnalls 10:00 a. m arrives Creston 8:50 p. m. Dally except Sunday. ! i T 04 ' BishopVllIe ? Branch trains ' leave El liott 11:10- a. m. and 70 p. m., arrive Lucknow 1.00 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. Re turning, leave Lucknow 6:05 a. xn.-and 2:00 p. m., arrive Elliott 8:23 a. xn. and l:.J p. m. Dally except Sunday. IDally except Sunday. . "Sunday only. I H. M. EMERSON, "I . . . General Passenger Agent. j. tu itiNLiX, ueneral Manager. The Clyde Steamship Co. jKW'YORK, .VILMINGTON,-N.' g. AND QKORGEOWN. 8. C, LINES. -i Leave new york. . S. S. ONEID.. ........ .Saturday, May 7th S. S. CROATAN. Saturday, May :i4tn . ..; FROM WILMINGTON. S. 3. CROATAN.... ..Saturday, May Ith S.- S.' ONEIDA ..Saturday, May 14th . ' J FOR GEORGETOWN. - S. S." CROAT AN..... ...Tuesday, May 3rd S. S. ONEIDA..... :. .:.. TUftftAav XTav Sftth Steamship. Oneida does not carry 'pas sengers. ...... i : -Through bUls of lading and lowest throuch MtM PllnrflntoAH tn anA frnra points In North and South Carolina.. . x or j? reigni or massage appiy 10 H. Q. SMALLBONES, THEO. O 3EGER, Traffic Manager, ' - uowung u-reeu, in. i W. P. CLYDE sV CO General JukhX t . - j i 1 .1 1 1 ' j-1-V 0 ii
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