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V-j.A i' pi '; ''- i-'lTIO!il.: -!.' ! ' J'- I:;' !
! k r t. ,
,N 'man, bul' a foj fuuld xpt- to
be retained in f-mplonieri: by if fcturf
. or railroad or rnriFkHt house who- was
rkuuwn o b am f-rwrny of .employers.
If '.ku- vvjps 'constantly! HeVkiYig 10 injure
HiK Jusin-s, to Increase the taxes Uxin
: iV and
repute
o-brlnf'' the f'lnftloyerH ntO: dis.
so-: as toi
arrt ia t
ir iHtarvdini
r.
fur s,)iaa'ter it tad
It ijpfihffibtlity
! S I . 1
ii-t to . y-
woulil ! a n h.sh
tairx-il in iheiV
rvif;- i( it was imf. n.
bt tliltik i!t reason bl?
He Willi
that
1 no tlhijibt tiltsk.
Hhmld lit- li'iinnM"'ruiioontinfcptf
'iy it rdi-teiM (1
in his rrn.-tinrteus. : H?
rfaithftrii i.v w
was .tin
as! hoHtile', h.'i had
. iiijun
mt-iit
i k he
men
iwhofKa.v him rriiioy-
n.
fKA-kru'wl In ills; soul itliat
i- rH-hy
J-Hcr'
r-d- Ij.'flniMsal and' m
aln flit of ins (luiilici-
Klantiy
upon rev
ty arid liosillliy.
: Now.
part ha
tor foi
this i'oruiuft. .on -'his
ir . . . :
1 been nWt-f.
!r jaJvjeaFonl)?, or
iaSd : een corLvlist-
years,
but
eni ly, I'rtuiaciiusly fi8rUf d for ithii5-
ry.-. -yea lis; i Hufjof k !f jsrther, thaO j his
iiipl'.irse hal-'b -eni RJiid, appreclati v
f mp.tth
tXfflh., t
tlijtiail manifested
t Iiim itj -nanyj wa
k-rf, liu 'iiirticularly in
r Il.frVldl ljg i H-hoolH
ng for '.UK:1 children
and tu hi ri'HTids. a n
had cii'it tjiken,
irth'-ted niftriibPrq
( h r e" of one. or lihort
if ina fliirnilv.i- In
iJldJUon to
these
long cohtiriueif -
.IV olM
' ' V I'..
w a js
they had
a ls.
kiri-r
i hi .-
! 1 '
liflpccl -
lrt.4 maiiv
till-
man's
ording; t
the dleih, am
ma n y i diiHif ctiutiH
Would tliifsf
i . .1' " -
facts.
,1
not add
to t lie 'IdackriX'.sH of hiTT ingrati-
t udf. a n-u da r'k. n
hri 'haractyr, an 1
inake ; hits dupjii
si nd ' inexcusable
ty - IhOvKiiore- glaring
N1- ijian of ordin'ary'
delist" a lid ; witll a
ing : of - .('Ctitudf
t'liJ'Siloii for a
ijiy phipev uuderst
KIKj-i
tan i
tlldelity v
lUjll
fin n
,nt.ihe absolute
'iirrfctiiless
mil lost la'fH ill il isch;i nirin''
- : l. . 1 f .
7 ' " -- j . - .. -. "
Mirii ahiitigrate jhhiI irivtul.
'Apply ChlM. It
Ls tfasij-.!.! How fijbou
the U indncsstis ai
i f;Lv iji's bestow td
ti'fcly; Willi open
men a n5l : women.
ha itl upon i neg
in giving them
.s t a t iit i e ta i p lo y rn e 1 1
i isd l so ''often.
i ng ' t he ru j 1 n di t rl-ss.
in kfckriess.
when i ileatii cute
d
fih el i. house
How abput the ujifaijitlg kltrvlne:
o,cupatSoti, and Bins
alilth
phi oteis atraintst the ititi rests
ts Uitl1. jneii who 4 fiv'ei them?
How
:
oi it
1 the
about the it pea led Kotii .for the
-' ' -I ' I rt S' !l.
ent-init
i of -their dmpjoyei's. am
inteilsti
ardor a.iiid . .lelifeht with
Kvli mh
thev ai
light year w yjir
to injure and
itfy I
He' men wlh o 'coiigiitt-nanceui
and
aided thenr year
bVi' yeir.land fo thir
ty
years or more: ni
lyiany tn.stanes...
ls H.Wrong in the iieiitlius defi
d arfd
warred upoti finU 1
S. A
if .thdy: say
en.
. the .parting of the
' w;y.si
has
cpme.j
liencetorth : tni'li -il
thi-r
employment
We have he'lpe 1
frieiul, ; while y U
ou! fa lid - been
i'"!' : ! -
your
deliberately,'.
r'peatieilly by youf
y$tm done
what )
. ca-
'you . coiiid to bijing
. 'Janiiiy- iipon tht
reproach ana
ate; afiliction
s ana
.disturbances upon'
htt .coinmunity, -and
to injure our! cjyn usineis. You hav
-Jhelpejl t,o try ti
del
tide
our racje and
. to increase 6ur
burkl
lohsj
Go in
Heek ehiployiireh t
iarplihg lypuri
rare, lor with tlhe
hvhrite -traitor$
are j'iur unvorthy
alifes: (
north
ou like, and we
wash iour h'ands ofi
yi:gi jiid lyout-.-racel
'.'..s I- i: ,
lienceforth. . N,jv,
n o: nia n of ljntelli-
jiehee
; among the.
jiiefflrqes- Optildl : wih
reasipn 'Complairi if.
jihif vvpre
universal-
:. ly done
If jitj had beejrii
18CB,
when the
negrioes
gave tueir
the men tl
vote! en jnasse
ey fi.'Xpected to give
against
them work, anijl "if
it lie, tlrue white men
had Isoeially 'tst;.rac fsed . every while fel
low fwhp':dared:: to iselt' qiijt f pr piun.dlr
anilJ -totn.ee,;-.! and najve driven the
traitors:' to .rave , and fstalte ho sort of
t ; - - 1 - 1 ' ; I
reeognltibn there ' tvouftlj iave been rio
crinies jot. biiick .radicaif l to jstaih the
'reeos"of North kailli(iaL tron i' 18gS
to! 1.S7C, and thertj wouiUl have been
uo such ,.disR-,rn!ces lin . legislation, is tlie
twojiiast, gener
ii I usse&ibues that met
at jltaleigh
a nd f prtivvd : unmingli'.d
.-u'rses to tiie- s
atej : There would be no
laner$ threatening thf
. i
white Jpeopl
iioAv-.: i. There yvouea We j ho jwhiti? , fel?
iows now selliijig tjheir f.uls ti- the he
groe.or--a tne ss f pi
rttige. '-
Hut the pus. :coines1
not 1 back 4
again.
It : is too- late
to nemeiiy
the m
stakes!
of .the long-ago. Tt islto ideal with the:
present ;with hlch 'ivV lre eonfterned.
: Ii jisl Ivery siirt if sthe
hi fe i race were!
united, reso'lviid t!hat
the cure would'
be found and
-' t : L ': .
I - :,A ! -I-
r:et threa
ened race) . war
would not j we, neara j xtf Hi Wilmington
, ' aftefi.the: present
campaign.! Tne. ne-
gro'is -.eovild not
reniain here . long
w Lt hunt eniploynient
rppr dempcra, ts
"Vilrnington - in ,t
q ' : years - wouildV be
r come; ;a' city ;of w$ite -;fjilks, and
hun-
dreds of capable,
ndufllrioujs. white la-
borers would
swjell ? j he population.
Theii "OtlieltoVs o
cc-upititn";; would be
"gone," and the-
w'hige I manipulators;1
. and. teat tuckrs
kind rigro bafribooz-i
lers would pack
theiig gHp-sacks' arid
would seek 9. niOr confrenial chime.;
HO.TIfc FOLK'S
The niggerf-npf rt pf- the populists
ai'e hard a w o r k
trying
to elect black
radicals. They ; ari?
working like
beaV-
indus-
ers,. "both .night and day
Their
try is great. If lylngfamatiton and
traitprism pan wan -tae iday! tthen - theJ
rule; of the inegrp ; is? a fixed cacti in
t- -J: - - i t ! - - I - L . I
rh5 ' trading.! whites
Were never before sogearnest', So. des-j;
perate. The pone of s bread will take
: i - I I-..- - 3.;' I'"." ' . ; --i .'
wins unless . they , ear befool the. white
meni Tne niggers arp all safe! -They
lcon- il
fflX
7A. 1
m m-3 u-mi-j i
':'"L- ' J?- o--Vfjaj?j:Tlieii ho-wl abbu
i l T,liie determined antAg(VV
'Ut tJVie feady,
CJf f the ne-
peace:!
own!
-.117 Vl f ! I
ddli'e I6i
firat
Pi ;!-.. 'if .. areiiEiiuiaiH. a'"" "Jiinu tiiiu kuuw
. ' : - wjl v. 1 : 1 ,1 d i.i ,
.'7jm ; :)v; -" n.d fwhat .theydor'V ; k '4-hite iaf HA
" do nore to influence them fori
wrona
- than a dozen triith-teljers could do tq
Induce- themf to. do frignti. '-'They'
prefer
darkness vtd jll&ht;: and the jBible telld
Colonel John;
president of the
' 1 X -i''-'-i-4ti
1 Cunningham, thd
j!North! Carolina Agri4
1
V
m-1
euauril Society ci our suti, ii very
active la tffortslto make tha; tt
proachlnff,T"air i asplendid success. The
Fair opens on i the 24th of October,
and continues to ;the 29th. ;The prosJ
peers, we are infrtrrned. are very en
oo,uraging.' The Xarmers and other
classes are interested in a succesBful'
State Fair, and ft 13 to be-hoped that
that people will. take an interest in and
do what they" can to promote its suc
cess. Send exhibits from farms and
factories, from the loom and the anvil
from the sc.hoolhouse and the- homes,
A circular from the president 'nays; r s
"There in not a manufacturing?, -es-
tablishment in the mate that- cannot
send, something. Cotton mills can send
a bolt or-a half bolt of plaid":, tuncH
of yarnsor !twine. All woolen .mills
can Bend : a few -of the projiuc-ts of
their looms. Canning establishments
sample.s of their frujts and vegetables;
Woodworkers, samples of their skill in
i some form. Tanners can send sampler
I of. their -leather- and dresserl skinfci
. Saddlers and harness makersjtfbn send
a saddle, a bridle or -a-set oharness;
i Millers can 'send a barrel of North
i Carolina flour, corn meal, etv" t'arr(4
i age and buggy and wagon makers can
I send vehicles or other useful art ft-lea
I. to add to this !intere.ting exhibit-' All
are. invited tonend something. i n
'The; Messenger is a neat weekly Just
beun. "at Spring Hope, Nash county,
by Mr. Jas. L. Harris. The terms are
$1 a year The f,ei ond number is be
fori us and it ''moves off Well.. Success
to it.K i ' j . -. . ;-i i
The . Atlanta Constltutio,n possibly
exaggerates slijjhtly, when it says that
It has "a largerclrculation in NortH
'f'arplina perhaps than all the daily
newspapers In- that tate combinedf'
We have known f.,r svme years that its
weekly has large 'circulation in
this state. 1'WiapS it refers to that
edition, and notlto its daily in its -state
ment. We do not pretend to" know
what that circulation is, nor do w
know what the,, circulation of all th
North Carolina dailies Ks, but we would
suppose it: to reach between 30,000 and
-4U.0W, and perhaps the latter figures;
It may even be more. If The Con
stitution euuals 40,000 for its weekly, it
nas cause for both - pride and grati
tude, It is' trying to'help on the Whit
Man's C;illK in inllt. at t t Wi nr r.
el , to .see. u : ' ; l i .' I
UKHVITIKS.
tur- U...UU. " -wt tll'y7n the mat
ter of the "Daughter jf, the Confed.
(racy, m, commcrTJable aYl h lady
ahfl
llkej: SfbP is not
sponsible for thes
greatr: blunder per
ietrated. "All's welli:
that ends well.
The . . Washing
republican.
independent
gold standard,:
says there i
no 'change :tn the states,'
as - to .the
noney question that they
are. wh
That
re they were two: years ago.
the meaning of 'its statement.
It a
ds-that Connecticut, New Jersey
Ne
Y'ork and Pennsylvania "cannot!
ate either creed or candidate to the:
atlonal democracy." It is right therej
The yellow fever at Jackson, Miss
if on the increase. ' I ,
James . Hollingsworth, in Canponj
county,. Tennessee shot and killed
Rev.:- A.- C Webb! his son and two!
brothers.. ; Sixty men are hunting him.
lie 1 has : been . 5ihot : and severely
wounded. : ! " . 1
. A : former cabinet officer at Wash
ington wanted a, library and so he :or-j
dered "250 feet of books." He read 'em
of .coursei and by j the feet. . :
The Episcopal General Convention id
in session in Washington. .It began
its sittings 'yesterday. .There are nows
.fifty-eight . dioceses and thirteen do-i
mestic missionary Jurisdictions. j . ji
- it is : certain that the emperor
China was cruellyi assassinated.
of
...I
Gomez- is grateful to America' and is1
certain that the Cubans can establishl
a stable government. :. : :
To Cure a Cold In One Day .
"Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. ; All druggists fefuhd the money
if It fails to cure.l -?6c. The genuine
has L. B. Q. on -each tablet. - '
LITERARY GOSSIP.
Southern people
who admire" Sidney
Lanier's : genius; accomplishmehts and-
writings, jwfll ; b'e. glad t(.i. lenow that
ether u n p ujd ish ed f productions are ' to;
efcrrtncDmihg.- .How many volumes
they 1 will make is not known to us,
but';,4'Music. and.; Poetry" ; is the title
of a new- .volume in press,; and othe
vVilumes will folloy. i; c-if ' -
r" Steeveris, ' the; young prolific Engtis
traveller, is out in a fourth volume.' H
wrote his first in 1S9G, onedf the chap
ters beinjr oh Wilmington and ,ihl
south.1 His last- i's
on the late splendid
British campa.ign;jn Egypt under thap
great Irish soldier', ; General . I,ord
Kitchener, tn order to get ahead of
other correspondents and authors he
telegraphed a part of his- bciok and
thus j obtaiiied speed and victory. ;.
. iew,' uhpublished book; by-' the
great Scotch author, 'Thomas Carlyle,
is to come out. It, is called "Historical
Sketches of No'ted1 Person's and Events
- . -: ; - - - - - -- ' 7. ti
in the Reigns of James: I and Charles
i." To those who jhave been duly ini
tiated : into Carlyjean., thinking ;?infl
style there is marvellous charm in 'the
prbductiops of this very rarely gifte
author. Like De Quincy and Rusk in
and Macaiilaj'i the idisciple of Carlyle
can set: at his feeit ii.nd enjoy him in
alii moods andi under peculiar t sur
roundings. He is eVepifresh and origj
inal and eloqueht. -j'V . I ' I
It is ai mistake that some papers have
fallen into that there are no Bismarck
memoirs. ( There are and in. two vol-
-" . i- ) :-;--: -. " - ..- -' 1 " t ,
umesii and his spn. Prince:. Herbert,
has themt They will be published ii
due time. Ijt has been definitely an.
noun :-et. as to this fact. . In the mean
time. Dr. Moriti Busch has publishe 1
his cJwn "'Diaryv 'kept for twenty-pve
year.'; if 'wsasVeafy cio.se'. 'to. the great
statesman, fwas indeed his confidential
friend,' ' worshipper, ' editorial writer,
etcv The work is: put" andxexcites 'fya'-f.
rious comments, j It ; is almost auto
biographic and reveals no HttleNrfdmW
yui lani. History nunerto obscure orxn-
knowri. lit presents the great. Bismarc
as he was. literally and faithfully., Thle
able London fLiterature'V says it vijl
damage Bismr'ck as it places him in
a true light and reveals glaringly ?thk
worst features, of his character. It will
be widely rea:d and will be .discussed
for, months to come in intellectual cen!
ters and '.by the foremost journalists
and critics, Thfwo volumes - cost j
$10.00 pys:f .':..;:: v f;: l-r
General ' Milesl has a volume out on
the late TurkishVGreek war, and Gen!
eral Wheeler Jvas. a book In press on
the Santiago campaign. ;. - ; :- ' ! :
Mrs. M. H. Kront has a volume, on
"Hawaii and a .- Revolution." She :was
on the spot. She is not enaniored of
tne Hawaiians and says there - "has
be6n an object of much misplaced sym
pathy on the part of those who know
nothing' of- Hawaiian affairs, or vho
are at est merely superficial .and hot
Angry words .vanish when Elastic
Starch- la used.-: I; j ,..1:
1 '
ij -Il
' uti. for a
ft
I
THE TOttnGTqiHE58BHflEttf
wholly Gisinterwttd obfcrvtr." , In
1S& the total population -was 109,020,
and ltf these-30.013 were natives. The
natives . ar steadily decreasing. She
' J ''l:l i'f'-.i'-r "! ' 1 "i , '!! ''It'! '
says3i.l;,;t1.;:ji:ipi':'' -.j; !':,! .;(':.' : j ' t .: ;
Anglicizing is flowly doing its work,
apart from the gin and restraining
clothing, which are held partially re
sponsible for the decay of the race.", i
Professor Marriott lectured at 6x
ford "University a few months ago. Hm
theme I -was Jane Austen, the 'novelis(
of the. ea.rly years of this century. He
praised !Ker very highly. vpossbly. ex
travagantly. LYou may judge by the
following opinions; is; : -i -
- '.'There have1 been three great worrter.
writers,!: Jane- Austen. 'Charlotte
Hronitft, s and ;,eorge- . Kliot, and th"y
are great in the order named." ''I have
always loved, Jane; I: cannot recall the
tlmeH I; iwaj; TsOt her s lover.. 1 Her first
'work J9 "-petrhfaps her best. : I. wowldi
rather; havo written ('Pride and; Preju
dice' than all oft the Waverley Novels. '
4'Mi' W, L. AJden, th-w London (Amer
icanjl t-ritic who writes for the Nw
York Haturday Kevie-w, . cannot read
Misst Austetn- and . ridicules ihert excel
lency and the fad as to her: greatner;s.
There -is nf'doubt cf: her 'cleyernes-s,
but' she Is iieitht-r. a Scott-nor aiThack-
I il j: . '. '! ::;".' . -M !, -','.! 1 ,
erayj
KlUICALM iSFEKINt'
JIOSKV
I WAMIIM.Tl
Thrre has been a radical
Wa"ilD(-ton fity from Noi
IipaJ the Mecca! of ii radical
and It hi prophet they seek Is
like j.Mik ' JJanna, the: dispenser cf
spondulicks In campaign tyrhr. H' s
so foil: of benignancy an- purity that
he i-'l Aver ready to hyr the petitions
of .'the idistressed merofh.r1 0f his gang,
and t)!! Jepd i.i 'hamif 0; .h(.p tr su'ecor
the llifcpairing Anagagi a!nd the
hunryr ipee-huters; Like, the! aet of
rich jmen hp w"fpresents: Mark Is willing
to sietl7o.utX,again as: he dM 'in .1896,
"lot.sj of rl0ney-; ito help keep: UP the
riiggj-nzg t North Carolina. : In 1S!G,
Hie jHllJ,,- i,f Jftl f.fin-ivt, tblrrlr if ix.-u ir
lH-wasdistributed for that end in
state: j jSettle. Ilolton, Pritchard
one iother radira : possibly are in
Washington!, ;or .have: been recently,
solioitingjfnoney tofprevent a defeat in
North? f "aroima: . They propose: to buys
whites as far as needei. The:
blanks lare' safe already and no buying
s necessary. Of course they kvill gt
the itrioheys and willisoo-n begin ito scat-'
'er t around. '
, Piitt-hard his been cheering Hie
Washington Post, as Tom Settle did
He t admits i "the negro" is am issue
I vi --.i I. : hi';' j " .-'. '.-. 1;. :! : . I r...
and "absorbs attention."
tie says tne
five districts
biadk
radicals will carry
for
be
hav
icongress; He thinks that pne will
jgaincsih : Mind
you i the democrats
j He gathers up:hls
but' one now.
froUsers for -a fresh 1 blow of brag and
put iidown the combine majority at
p.t least 25,000. i He .is t-ounting on . five
pojiulists to aid in niggerizing the state
morte ithkni ever. : This is the bragging
of : ho I hn ported, shameless Tennessee
demagogue, i , , : ' ,
' Chairman Ilolton ii-s: there, and he ik
Very, very confident that all is Merry
and bright and ' sure : an North Cai-oi"
ima. The -white : traitors and , nfgger
.will whoop 4 up thing i and take fres
con rol. Ilolton thinks the real white;
men are-itiring of the-race issue. How'
simple!; He says the, newspapers "havcj
moderated considerably in tone." Think"
of it. ' Can he read? He tells a false-"
hood flat-footed as to negro appoint-:
II'- 'L - ii-1 ' - -;: .- j - ' !' '' :- -" ' - :- - - I
nent&; ;here. and .elsewjiere.-.- Hereu is,
II! . : -i- I .V ! --Ii ! : - --'.:.':!!' - - ' . .-11 . i i
what this disciple of Cy Tliompsoh-
aiyfe; : I il il' L -: "jl if ''--.; . '..' ' i jf
i: , rf"he: democrats attacked us, '0Orthe
negro problem, particulaily sfn ,thi
county of New Hanover, vwtiich con-,
tains litihe- city of Wilmjjgton, and! in
Craven county. It habeen conclusive
y shtiwn that thehegroes in thosiv
couhttes i who. : now i'huld office were
largely placed there under democratic
tidnpinistrations and by democratic
boards i that ;nov. control that city ana
the, counties. ' : ! : i i n :-
This blind partisan ami nitre-er affilii.
latoh jihd icnide'r 'says ; the democrats
lia'leiljben j josing ground since Sepl
tember' 1st.! I That, is 'not true? as . Av-
cock'and Jarvis and Glenn and. Buclf
Kitphra and; fe.ll the canvassers IrTya
rious ;fcart ;of .the statekiiOwT If
Iving ifckn .keen the -Wate under - the
heel M the' I.oav demagogues and maki
sit. mprerniggerized than Havtii it 'wiU
. i 1 , . : '.-I:-' -i
I- I I i - - li ' : -' . j-: i
WH AT NOjKTH CAItOLINA EDITORS
;-. 'Ir-AltEj.'SAVlNG. .; i :
In the seicoiio' of these three armies
wei see , thirty-two thousand j white j mea
in ccHumU larrayed foir reform:; in
goyprnment. j They are intelligent
our
men
and represfnt a deal of the wealth of
the state. These " are honest; good,
liberi:)Qyj;nkvCitizenk: ,do! !n.bt
desire that the negro shall dominate
tliQ gdvernrnent , of the state. ; They,
the privates in the ranks of. this army,
really j desjre retrenchment, but th,e
pat has ilroven that the 1 leaders ' of
this; army ihave sold,; and will sell if
the ranks; will allow jit, the votes of
thf honest private : for office and
Pe.'; i.-This thirty-two ' thousand
wMte men ffrbto what; is known , ath
.populist paity in the state. TheyhaV'
it in thefr power to forever etampf ne
gr6 domination from power 'in th
state. fwiHiyou do . it honest
lists?;. Which side, will,- yoii join ?-f
JJimni- UnioD. - 1 ,;.,;K':' '' ?
v W(v publish, in our news- columns to
dayan official statement from Mr. j.
H. jSOuthgate, president of the board
of, trustees ,of: Trinity jcollege, in whiclj
it ks '. virtually admitted that j the coH
tege holds interest in the American
Tobacco company to the extent of nin.
; hundred and ten fehares of the tire
ferred stock, valued at one hundred
thousand dollars, and upon which ;the
college receives dividends. Mr. South
gate's, i letter speaks for itself. iye
thank- hiin; and the!; executive commit
tee for their courtesy and frankness
in making the statement in reply to
lki .l.!l''.w1i.i.-. a-'''l..li..!-. if . !.j
" o jvo ; voiitiuue . lu xiuiu an: lnierestf
in and ; draw dividends from a busi
ness Jthat Ih&s been; condemned bv. the
XtJvr-l'-i Ji. -!-. All '.1
tain 11 v. j tuuiei. eute is a quesr
tion : for the conference to ans wei
W'inston Sentinel, - , ' i ' i ;f
i'Asiwfe Said before; the white '.Uri
will not 'submit o the domination knh
'insult: by this infamous race. We (16
not .want to see trouble. It! will he
a- deplorable state of .affairs. I But just
Iso sure! sis night follows day.if the hej
o does not call a! ..halt and resume
hiplace and treat the whites as theit
superiority demands for them, ther
will be blood shedi We do not want
to; see it ebme tot this, and for this
reason we; speak plainly that the nef
gro .may have anibpbrtunity; to. avert
it by proper conducts The Caucasian'
race ihas bad thousand&of years I of,
elvilizationj nd cpltiire and ; there' is
no such a thing as this raceNbowing
to a race that two thousand yearsjtgof
were, savages and thirty odd years a
slaves. Wei do ' not jspeak as" we do;
because of any ill feeling for the negro,!
but we think it is best to unfold th;
truth' and the whole truth that he maf
see thelsituatiori . ai it is audi then he
will be responsible for the) conse
quences. This, issue is full of acts of
insolence of. the negroes towards the
whites. Read and jyou will see '. thd
handwrjting on the , wall. Washing?
..t6a-:rd?resi: " y I ; i.;,.te;'. "' :": rl", ;-!';
i Elastif Starch kens linen from blis-
'C""6''( l, .:, k ii :-::;-: t'. . V,
.rtivem 1 - - --: ri- -
nd
i 1 Atbnv.. . tii t ulrertltn
tCorreapondeiJce of The Mes$engdr )
, About, 4v-J or the students
number of the faculty, held
with a
a mass
r,c..flri ir or i mnr. r-Tvi -.!.
u.-v-"!ji. i i - v-j FiwaAtng, a
rally liast mgh"t in the inter--? of
athletics at this collie The me.ting
was hejd in Gerrard hallJiid at time-
wild tliihu-siasm was displayed. , s-.
eral members of the faculty nd ;we!
known i athletic men made spMchHi. i
. All .the s-i-ehes tended ,to j romot
interel in the. teams which represent
us in athletics ahd to kf p Cull-j
spirit ! up. , Frequently loud' cheers and
yells as
ere nearu ana all c-anlei awny
nfidence in our-team who, u to
twith
flu. nob
y defend us this fall, and with
a determination, each one to nd hi
y.ntereiit and enthusiasm to the! supposr
Lf .the itearri.' : : . . , :i .. -:; i !,-
S Tki.: u.iVii. Iiil.-. f.-.w ,t. . . y. .11 A
(this Tall is as follow;.: . . u. i .
I- Wedn-siiay, o.-tubt-i- 12th University
iof. . Nort h Carolina vs. Greensboro, .at
Chapel) Hill. . -'-j '."Vi.-rlij; ! i-'N-"
-Jataii'ly.ji -,',ber' Wt h University
of North Caroiria -.-Agricultural and
lechanlcal i r,ij!lege..:at Chapel! Hill.:
Saturday. October. 2'Jth University
;.f 'North Carolina vs. Virginia jMiiiiary
; I nsst i firt " at Lexington. Ya. ' I! -
Fni, Noembr 4th Uni ersity cf
Norti Carolina vs. Virginia Polytechnic
In.pt if uke;' at Winston. : ir ..
; -SaFuifdtiy.; November, 12th University
of .'North arolina vs. University of
fi..reia, at Mac.in.vGa. : ,n . ! .
AMon'lav;. iNovember 14th Ulntversity
i of .North ('arolina vs. Alabama Poly-
stuhnic Institute at Auburn, lAla
fw k 'nimbfr 24th At PJchmond. Unr
to j versilty 'yf North Carolina s Universt-o-
i rV "t Virginia I
Much' interest and especially on the
part of the alumni; : is being Shown all
over' the; state on this foot ball teani-
Thf people of the state are begmmpg
to realize that, says i The Tar Heel.
"It ts.'iot one college defeating anoth
er: It us Virginia defeating North jT?ar-olina-
I For, Just as : our tiniversftty; be
longs jtol the state.': so r our great -rival
belongs' to - Virginia.' Then .let. every
studerjt at this university and every
true alumnus put himself -behind the
team, jwith iiraisie and' words - of en
couragement. and- perhaps onl Thanks
giving' day another song will be sung
and i instead of the Black anil Orangi
of Virginia, there vl!. stand as the
champions of the siuth, the White and
Blu.i of; this university. and of this
state. !,: I-
Mr; Warren Kluttz has chosen Mr.
A.) R. ii Berkley '00. as assistant mana
ger iofi the. foot ball team. :
'The diterary societies each :took in a
large nurniier of ; nw members last
Saturday nighr. The first Issue of the
magaaine will -occur shortly. .
The sicofce-of the (iiiitford vs. Carolina
game last Saturday; was 18 toO instead
,t h to 0. I
- Proft'S'sori -Noble has returned,; after
!i trip to Wilmington.! : ; :
EMPHATIC
Statements
i't-i
Letters from women
cured, of female
troubles byPe-ru-na
Lucy L. Wilson, r
Nashville, Tcun.ii
writes:; , -
!;&. ;"I now consider
a myself well and do j
give you greati
thanks forit; yourJ
wonderful medi-:
cine, Pe-ru-na, hass
done me j all , the
good. I had tried
, a great many;:
doctors and did
not find any re-
lief from any of
them, tint now.
T - n... T
yM am well, I feel
Hire altiow npranti nil nvr i Afa.tr flnrl .
'bless you and be with, vou always."
: MrsA.C Hildebrand, Milton, N. C.,
writes : . -' . . t. . t ''
" I was very low. and pronounced in
curable by two of the best doctors in
this county when I commenced the use
of yojir medicine. : I : have used nine
bottles of Pe-rurna and I think that I
am perfectly well, i .-.' ' i ' j
: " 0 course Pe-ru-na is what did the
work J and ! Tj consider it the; j grandest
medicine in the world. Mine was a
notedj case in this countyand-every
body thought ' I would die.; I never
IpjseHfa opportunity to praise your
medicjine.. ;You may use this letter as
a testimonial and make it as strong as
you can." ; - ' . : ;:.-;S J.:. j
r: V I'- '!-':: -, '. V - .iJ:'
ARE NOW READY,
WITH THEIR
New Fall Goods.
ALL TIIIvM: WKST
AND BEST IN
Dress Goods
and Millinery.
f:
rimmiirgs of all kinds, ji
- ::: ; V ! :. j -;! -
Silks. Satins, Laces, Etc!
! - - .'.-I-. ;-V:.
Our Opening of
FOREIGN AND DOMES
TIC PATTERN HATS
Will be arinouced later:
JOHNSON & FORE,
Hi MARKET ST. j
IS THIS THE NEXT MOVE?
Fronrthe, experience of the
"OREGON
- ; ' .". : ) - t
In the late ware, the
NICARAUGA CANAL
d become a necessity.! The
ixt move tnat tnose who need
G.
!DEN HOSE
luid
bhould make to come to my store
ana see ine superb stock. 1 am
displaying andMhe prices
ai wnicn it se
CHAS. H. WHITI
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.
:Stik:-
St
,7 " i)h
"'Ar.-. - 5Ti3r fZZx.
kL;jie:;k.;' "';
--.if-
4'.; ;C
; 11itir3Ayt OCTOlfttt fl; 1693.
Hi
p.
ft
o
o
o
a
o
CCeep in tie World
o 'Keepformed of wtat is gpi?
and reading
.! i l.l :
5 VC-t-k ra3?Ines: 'savW
lT m.t .'?;'-:' . cw
VUIVKUI '-L'U1 '. : HL.' liTKl IK.
oaotgLo coo oo oo o a oo o oooovoo oooooooooe oooooooo
iiifii.iiAojWi
'j4.t wc have the Largest
W tUiflraii.WITfl ANii MARKET IN PBiCtS
: .. '. -.'Wi .' ' " " . .' i '
1 THAT jWL llTAVK Till"
i " i' ' 1 i J i ;j ; I ', ' ' j . : -1 ; f J. : rtj - 1 ' 1 " '' '' '' :': -1 -'. -
Best f; auipped TinShop! in the Citj
And iMake U Specialtof ROOFING AND
REPAIRING
'1
- 1 1 1
rti iidi in mm
Is Coufi ete, and Nothing ibut Fit Class Work m&ri Employed.
'!"!; r . il-!' ' i'-.- .f ::.; 1 : r - ' ; I j ; v ! ;. : ', ' . - . - . , .: - f
Ik 'kk'f l: 'v;k'-;k-! k I 1 i-'M ' X. -V' , y' - --vi--A4:
S' -!'ksl-r '''ir '!v U-l. ' " I ' iUrfl -:-rS-:-i i ' f ;. ! .. . !-: ''Jl :-l
sept 2
SO ilE COMFORTABLE SHOES.
While ktlie ' warm weather continues you
can kecayourselti comfortable: by using- some
nt ' Jinn rl-linl An.Ra.nt. i fnnt.fjAa v . i "Wa . "ha.tr a 'aTl l
-1 -r-.t 1 1 1 ' -h 1 - ' ' i :
ana 1? it a Die u-ooas.
: a.
-
IA f?F.W Til?flr'N T OTS
Of sun; fiieri goods, we,
tvornlt f lnrxr -nrinper, r!s4l onrl co fie ' 3
1 I J !
I'
GEG
R. FRENCH &
; '':'' .1- 1 I' I -. ;-f": i.-l ' . ;..:' ..
108 NORTH FRSNT STREET,
Hi '
fir
' !' :'
'Aug.
K' : 1
'27.
Sir
I ACE -INSTITUTE, Raleigh! N. C.
A FanU ilTr School for Girls. Ver
1 Judge. (0 a, Gray, Culpeter Val, says::
school olji fa I have any knowledge.'
juii24.- it -IB
C
lit
. ..- f. . . !. " .1' .!' s .
ASlbse of Business July
! l if ! ;' j L Kepart to
SOURCES, k L k
Loans
: .-Jl m-X . . . .:. 5325,793 25
Overdrafts
T ' '. !
201 -63
U. S. Bond
Other Bon
p -St par..
t yV -,. ":.!.'!! j
. . . ... .... . . .. . x
25,000 00
11,376 37
23,600 00
Banking hpjife and fixtures..
Due 1 ifrons cf; other!
banks
if
.$46,924 46
Due from K;jJ.
I Treasurer is ..
Si-
1425 00
76,299 28
Due from. .pprov-f
i ed xeerye ;f;g&nt3.
Cash in vaa.
I T6'taljv.lJ?S.
33,299 34 ;1G7,648
.$5319 33
t'
of 1 the Naiiorit Bank; oftwilminel
1 f.
08. lS
5 -
. .This isS&youngest Bank lb jWllrh irjton.
diviidendrt. fff'i .have nassed S15.000 to feuifilus.
3"
wiAi resulM tttld shall do iour best to' blciiase you in every- way. We want your
business,; a$ .. trust that you will- fayopijus with your acount. We feel that
OU,r Iirst uis rt is l our uauuiuei, anuria nieei yuui yvaiuia ai lowtr iai
than: eyer bqS'e. in this state. i r
JOHN Si iRMSTROXG, Presidiyll
-July 29' Hf i.'. , :-4'! - ! k ffl .. - : ! i K Ml ) AM k-v ,
: , . , . . v . .... . . r . --jTi
5 i i-sj
A NEW LINE
i --in
ft
GAESIiND HATS
Consisting of allj
-.... ..-V . i
-" '''5 i!
" J 'i :
New Goods are
sti'l in the North
y.1
: I
n
lip GRAND OPENING
k : ; (I i : i -i .'! ;:-.i s 1
il:Mirket
I;
Street,
?ifOur Entire Stbik of
mm :1.,;; ! ' m
aep 29
Stateftient
! 1 -I'l
W1IlINCJ,;
At the Cate of
Business Sept.
- - a to Comp
S. 5 .-Si . '-
i ,'t-
;'-
Loans
$638,485 B2
': 453 37
.95,600 00
Overdrafts:
i 1
i-R. . 4 . i . . . . . ......
fit par). J:..
U. S. BontiS
Banking Ho .fe. and Fixtures
10,000
(XT
uue i irom . i i other .ju
Banks,
$133,778 02 .
Cash on h4t ',!...
?7,717 73 211,495 15
k " -ii. -, .
Tbaik.'k;
...l.,....:$956,034 i64i
COMPAKATIVB
i jMl-.
Tnt1 nanhcttb
HnrpiMami t Profits
IMTtdenarlfll Ppr Pont. T'4r
Paid in Ouyfifa 1802.1.1: .-i-j f ..
H :' U-f-
aPENNYROYAliPI LtSS
A -v fn- Ti '.liOF.-'s PEitmuiT A. Wxb ana take; BO Oth'
If $3" Send for a T ,ar. Prl l.O0 perbo& 4 )xe lo $5.00.
?alJRi MOTT'J. EMiCAL CO - OtovelwrVOW-'
For' Saie by W-na. H. Green.
IT'i" ni mn i; '-.ii.i. i ) ii.ii Hi ml i in in .in I'gui i iii. i l i u. ; i uui.Wfe .. m- . -I. ,ii.i im.iL i '...I. I...,, i .. H ...I.", i I i mm ii.IW
;E3J -.
out read tfcet papers and
fy usinjr
Xg& '
!
WAXHIHQ PGWDCR o
. 5 2
saves both tine ald Ial)or o
gives rt5ult! that please.
'.-.'. i .
6
JHE N. K. FAIRBAKK C0MP1NY. .
j r . i i ... -.'
fnTT Tr.
New YorfJ I I'ttiixJelrbla.
o
ifd Kcst Assortment of
I -ROOIS.
5-r
v-s' ' ( i . i h
:e closing. out at ex;-!
i-T ' 1
SONS
S -3-i
- Thorough and of High Grade.
Vltncerely believe it lathe very best female
"f. A
1
i
- ii -rx
illuated catalogu free to all who apply. ;
1 j as. uinwiiudie, w. a., i'rincipai.
m
on
mti
llttli, 1898, Condeiised from
fL.ft)Bptroiier.
kfi i : LIABILITIES.
..pitai
41f0,000 00
- 15,000 00
. 3,997 43
. 22,500 00
. 402,121 90
Undivided Troflts
HrcUlation
frbtal Deposits
J ' 1 " ' ' ' " i:'.j
p Total
..r.i.;;..iJ543,619;33
"We have paid out' $15,000 in
We feel vey, much gratified f;
F. Ri ll AWES, Cashier.
ORfcHILDREN'S
tf? :, ! i . .
Ao alnew Lot pf Ladies' fine FELT HAT
xm ana ro tany r-ait iraae.
-.Ife. ' : :- t' i.T '..-:k ; -:k
thCLatest Styles and Shapes. Other;
. . 1 ' t w
corong in every day. ; : xilre. 1 avlor is
Kii fiiif Fall and Winter Stock of - :
c -
Ifill be Announced Li
SSS--: . - ' -i i . : t .'v.,
ter.
ti:
Wilmin gton p
Sclibol Supplies atfa Sacrifice.
-W .-. -I . . ! - i-l". r:.! .'.
i : '. -; !1J' V -v.: I m
. 'M:-: '" ; I ; . ii.:-. v:;h :'.(;! u
1 ..1 1 1 - . '! . .: . t - It
of Malic National Banlc
I.-.':. ; J iM' ; ' i , ' '-: .,,.1! 1 ' i
IN, f N. C.
i - i
1898, Condensed FronJ Report
J
:;i
: . liabilIlties
iapital
$125,000; 00
SairplUs
IJ.. $70,000
UO : 5 T
Undivided Profltsj
12.600 13 82,O0 73
i-culatlon .. . .
S.i Deposits
lather Deposits
40,500 00
..$50,000
.... 657,933
100 ' ' ' ' '
SI 707,933' 91
5E- 'i
I TaIoI i
'.$956,034 64
i a
STATEMENT ; f i:k-:
Roller;
- -
?r !
1 Sept 120. '86. .Bept.20T'97. Sept. 20, '08
i ' "tQ nno I qi nnn itit nnn
$707,000
urn. . Last IntIlment
of Capital
Bep 30
Tfte ualy uare, ufe anc
reliable Female PUX
ver offered: to Ladle '
eepecially reconuud&d-.
ed tc' married Ladiea
; I:
'4
, 'k k VJ-; " k . ! - . j :j
vVe are ,offeriD:; ; , '
Fresh
cb4ke,rs,
New Catch Hu'llets,
-ALS-
Heat,
i Flour,
Mea!! ,
toffee)
-Sugar,
or irices:
l-T .
I'
All at Bot
D. McEAd HERN
WHOLES AtErilOCER,
r-r
lckc
First in Pchcpnd First
ffk : in j 1 .
j'Js ..vi 1 of V.il)iiip, but notv we
1.. Mnr,iii,i i 1
ii! tir omnroo -01 ih
J9l II . OAIIIIIjAO, ;r.ilB ky Corner
j4 First ! with ninv Vt?i ;VtKalamaioo.)
l-irst v,ith tine jaokerci
Kirjf in thirkmr "nn.l thm?4
for
i 1 - kmovst
j fi ip Tu-tximprs I r.'e r
Uur : Maokeriii prevc. nn(ti you
i-ftr saw, all ort ana-aies Jysc try
fl Hem fAr breakfajil. ,;--J
rtek!d Salmon byj.5?..fSi ; pound, the
is'fri' tiunff you -wnttf ' ; !,; :
PuiH' CJli-h In L It jkag-s -will te
re to please, i j t
filling up 109 whfji ra-.Iant lanythine
HkhI for breakrasit, jer or .upp?r.
se.how QUtowly'y' ?frlll iret it.
'rf- ,-' .- . Ti '.l.llWi.
WE WILll t!;CElVE
SATURDAY'S CLYr I STEAMER
NEW HOLLANp 1 J:;jfRINa.. !
MPXsTKit cub:
if
SWISS CUKES!
I
I MKT Wl'RZ.
i KirFEiti:i in
t-1YOt"Il KAIU.Y PUi?tS WILL, HE
, yi'll KC.I AT K D, AS f ".'iffl QUANTITY
K)-KD15HK1) IS VK
HVtMlt'ED.
ST1 RMU
I t : ' :..:': I
K( if HUOS.,
9 l di Front. St.
In 'Qate 160.
217 and 2
Hell Thone ".'CO,
sep 23
ime Table in Effect Afgust 10, 1898
EASTBOUND? -'AINS. !
3ave.Oold8toro T'.t&m., 3:40 p. m.
leave Klnston ft
Hs jrn.f 4 32 p. m
Ieave NewklJern
l:s? pm., 6:45 p. m
3:4 p.- m., 6:57 p. m
Arrive Morelread
WESTBOTJ2$Ii 11A1S
Leave Morehead 7:4it i m.; 8:20 a.
4;
Leave New Bern
K m., 2:00 p. m
Leave Klnston 10
12 m., 6;13 p.'m.
X 1 a. tn:, 8:13
Arrive Goldsborq
p m. ;
. L. DILL,
-.jperlntendent.
Jun 22
iA$PxXVl 1UVI!:D
XWt a n w' A iMTtU
JimITeI
t-'i' J !
I TO AIL Pl "NTS
Mil SOUTH lief SOUTHWEST
: . Schedule lpi EftifCt fayl 1, ! 1S98.
g Train 411 ives t"l!f
arrives .Lumberton (l '$
'- ' : - i -
fifrton 3 30' p.. m
'i.i.m , Pembroke
5l.s;4fi pL.;m., Alaxtoii
f:23.i. m.. H,iralet fl Z.C
ii ,, L lurlnburg
an . Wadesboro
:11 in., Monroe S t ft,m., Charlotte
Irain I or- Pjjrtsmoutb, .cSimond, Wash-
J'llK t-LIII' 2LI1U aLL JIUIlIUtf - T&. II 11I1 LUr A L
ftinta. ;.' : . . f .
t Train 41 Leaves Por' ijith 9 20: a. m.
arrive AV.eldon 11 4ia. ...Htil
ileiRh 3:30 p!
In., aanrord t UJ p rh
Athens 3:45 a. m.. ahd:
iUlet 6 53 p. m.
tirtrUA 6.20 a. m
I rrain t 4oa ueaves vv ltjiiiton 4:10 p.
m.. Richmond S:56 pi'.ii''MKjTtsmouth 8:45
-1-B. m. Arnvi s Vcldou J ,jj. ni . Halelch
ii. nt.,-Rockin(fham 4:23 -1 n., "Wadesboro
!?t50 a,: m., Athens 3f4,"i fo.J and Atlan-
fta 6:20 a. m. Jonnettift ;rafl Weidon with
train -from Richmond b fldi all" Northern
pbints. Pullman slep";, i! yortamouth to
NashvlHei -a. m. LinX; t6jn 1 12:2(r -a. rn..
th.eHy 11:1S a. m ,t t; lrfordlo$ 12:30
jfnbon, : Athens 1:1a p. T: t. s - Atlanta. 3:50
3 Tl rain -3S-weaves stliS jO p.; m.
f'A'thens ; 11:21 p. m.,f ..i?; tf 1 6:55 a. m
fSJpaVes Charlotte 6:fi)v:.i4ni, lAlonroe 6:55
ftj- m.,: VV adesloro .i Wl'i -, "?iSi i 1 lamliet 8:lo
Ihj.m i Wjil..f h ; 11 -4ll -.; TVi.liTii V TJh
ii. m.. arrives Portshio:'.: -i ;f:2S t). ra. -
lt Train 38 Leave. 2iar 20 a m. Ar
pives Lailrinburg 8 W t ,-it'
!. m;i Pembroke 9:U1 ' r-L
I Luniberton
Tn VVilmfntTtnn'' tirtn -I
!-3TrMJln. 4l2 tjottvrw Atl
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i'tni.wv ti. ill,..
ar-
Selves Allien. J lb p Hi) , f Mil p W JO p.- m
Reaves RutlirlordtK)rl.j,i,-ip.l in;, 4rrivei
Shejby ;a:55 p. m., Liht ,7ion e."6 p. rn.
.Wharllotte 8 'IS n ni , 1 lroe1 9.10 -in. ni.
i'vVadt'sboro.lo 31 p m ;, ,ot;klln'tham 11:05
ii. m.Jf Hamh t II JOli ( V- gilifird 1:02 a.
oai, Itatelgh Ife a In , Uon 4 jDia. m.,
artsrn6uth 7:i5- a. Im.,t- ACjhmond 18:18 a.
fo.,.Va8hlnyton; Viiil-ni' I : '
- ; Train. leaves II an. ,7 15 p. in., ir-
rtvas pltson 8:10 pj m.f j-turailritf, leaves
Gibson 7:00 a. m , art -AT, Jfamlet 7:50
a. m. ! . J j
f Train 17 Leaves liai ;:40 a. -.in' at.
Wyes Cheraw 10400 i- nr."' 3turnin(jj leaves
Che.-a'6:00 p. m an Jlamibt 6:20
p-ia.5' l ' . I
j All iratna daLv elcce:'v.sj 17 and 18.
Trains make lmnaedWT jonnections at
prleans, Texas, quj'for: fMexlcoj Chat-
itanoopa, JSashvllJe, ;v Jijftphls,- Macon,
;j'lorida. . . 1 i f , , -f
For; Tickets, Sleeoergi ut.,i appty to
2-: :!.J ' TWOS ., ifMEARKS.
1 i ! Gen'l Agent! AVrff- iogton, N. C:
H. ST. JOHN, S I ' - .
t 'i Vice President ancf d ten'Ii Mapager,
jr; "VV. B. GLOVEIt, aic .Managers
VI Ei McBee. Gen't -Scf'rintendent. ' :
1T J. ANDERSONi Get 5asa. Agent. ;
General Offices.
iPort4J!Jtoiith.i Vai ..-',
'.iii - . -v-
I JOHN GILL.
Schedule in Effec
,tt3y 3,
'1898.
a a .
Pdouth
Nortti
Bound
Dally
No. 1.
Wound
I Daily
4 No. 1.
MAIN Lri"'
2 7,06 p m
Ar.,
Lv.
Wilmingi! ...Lv
8 30 am
4 02 p m
' 3, 52 p m
.' 31 4 p ml
3 20 pm
12 42 p m
;12 13 p m
11 55 a m
11 17 a m
IJ36 a m
id 09 a m
Palette?' Ar
Hi 40 a m
11 60 m
Ar.
Pavettevi I.v
Lv Payettevillwtfi'un Lv
11 54 a m
Lv... . . S& n fo Mi. I Lv'
1 08 p rh
3 10 p m
3 40 p m
3 50 pm
4 32am
5 07 p m
6 36 p m
7 00pm
Lv Cllma? ,Lv
Lv. G r e e ns U i; : . i. . A r
Ar..'. Graensb- sTri'.'f.Lv
I.v:.. Stok.irt , I.v
Lv ..WaHiutr $ -.Lv
Lv..: , Rutal -'A '.ULv
h 45 a mLv
' AtV kl 4-Ar
iouca
- 1 1 ' i ": .-c
"North
Bound
Dally
No. i.
Bound
1 i", ' f
BENNETTS V LB.
IDaily
No. I.
4
15 pm
1T m
Ar.. Bennetts?, :
nnettsv : ii ;.JjV
8 00 a m
9 07 a m
9 S3 a m
Lv...... Maxto. WL.i.LtV
4 i b p m
f 1 O n
Lv. . Red i Snrf ?V ; . Lv
Lv... Horie Jl fe.i.LvriO 30 a. m
f V4. UJ
HP miLv... ayefte:.i.Ar
10 40 am
c- m r 'r.-.xaj"
No. IS.
No. 14.
1 South i
: i Bound
i Hlxed.
i Daily
'If
i North
j i f Bound
MADiacW 1
, I Mixed.
Pi. Sun.
J (Ex. Bun.
liwpm
Ar.... Kamae ii..wLvi
6 40 a m
8 30am
9 17 am
9 35 am
l Wpm
l 00pm
it 30 p m
-11 15 pm
Lv dims -'i,Lv
Lv... Greonafto ii.i.Ar
Ar... GreonsPo ,5;Lv
Lv... Stoltesdav fi.j.Lv 14 07 am
Lv... Madisa? ! iAjill Uam
t tO P m
1 : . -
k'H' ':'.'. ' '!-
sa -.x reignr train moi
8 fr' ;the Cape- Fear
g and Yadkin Valley
no ia.ve8 Wllmlng-i
f jton at 4:00 p. m, arnvt ?M Fayetteville
Fat 10.20 p. nvvPassex-4 ir-car on this
train, I j - ' n
ri Connections at TVvetti Ht.A wtrK : A t.
fan tic Coast Line, I at . iii an with the
JarollnaXJentral Railrk1 Red Springa
tfim tne -ttea wpnnga a; f iiowmore raii
p oad, at Sanford with ii 'Seaboard Air
i jine, at uun wun jats xa em and Cpar
Slntto Railroad. , at ! Gtpia hnirt wftti th
Southern Railway Comaf, at Walnut
I Cove -with tfte NorfoT. 'i t-sad - 'Weatern
m1?-: r i il'?
it Willie
.kr-- ;: 'i fell . ';
I f Gen'l Manaker. Ct Paa. Agent.
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WHAT IIASI MADE.
! '!: - I ' " I i ! -(' '-',
TI1E STIEFE PIANO
S
:
utxrrlor auaiitT of ttmt i '
rn 1
X ovicn and trorkmacoh.cJ I
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JP iacr.es. e t fla:h i i
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Cataloirue Tor th auk 1 nr.
!, . iOIAHLKS M. 8T1EFF.
IUItun.iro--9 North ivrtr St."
WashjnKt.m- $21 KleVenth, St;,
. Norfo:kl Thp MoJititfello.
CharUiUe. N. t.-.;ill N Trvrin' S 'I
f hiMulei in EfTert, Seprembr -it,- UiJ,
j : learur- frtrn Vi:rrtlngtov
' p i .'NtHT!lHOlND . " :
DAILY iXn. 4S PilTminff-Kr-i-ni,- r . .
A M, noli il . Im.. Warsaw ill'K
: ;. ;...). m. tiiliilltvrO ill.-CJ p . Iii,
'.oa 1! 43j iO m. Rocky
,! . j,. iMount l: p. m.. JTrp.Vii i;U
i V m., W.da 3.35-p.-m.. itr
"arit I U p. an.. Hichmoaa
t. m.. -Norfolk! 4.66 p. m . VAAh- i
,5rit!on 11 W p w. luitlmor
li; J. ni . rtl!A1ljhi l io
m. Sew Yirk U . rrt.'io- 1
i'l1! i i ton 3:.) p. 'tn. i . ,..,-':, in.i'i ,i ti
PUI.Y'NO -PuMtnt-rr-Du MC-
f . 1 r . w . . - . V ... - 1 1
' i 1 IlOi.i 9 A) pi I , HI-HAW J jlO
u - S fill.. .10iJslKro. 10: II) n hi, lV
vn 11 i p in , Trlvro
m . KJty .Mount 11 JT p
WtlJort a mi Norfolk
a. ru..: l'Mer,tur-
m ,
10 4
in
KloUnonJ AI A m.. WaaMInf-
i .ri a, m . ii.umor a.
m , PhiUdolpM'A .,1J::3 . ! -m..
New 'lurk ,IM t. int.: lKHAtun
iu p. nil. : J
i ..... ...v.. .,.-.-141 k ' i -
i fliifllt, (KOIIVIH ;U U m.i .Vw
Sunday 6 w t. m. . , . .l. .
. :.2 p. n. r ' !
! I SrtlTHKOlTM)..-"
DAILY: No. K. i'asi-r.ger
Ja.-
o.wi . Jij i .tix'iimnti' :j ti tx
....... v .jt. m;. i no i
I'ourn h: n. irn.:: Mari.m ni -1
("had
in., Ploreno- t;li p. m.. Surnl
S 33 p. m...'iiuitilA 10.W ji m . t
jlVnniark a. m., Augvu-tx I
i t jT. h. ni.. .iiLon 11M5 a.i rrt J
(Atlanta 14-:35 ip. in.. CharlMton-l
i,Jt.. p. ni.. S.vantiah 150al m l
J.ioknon vl.lt J:3o a
! Till i, .., a i a i
Kustln. 10:30 A
ni.
Tamp ot
i i p. m
ARRIVALS AT
IT V I LM rNm IN-KftOMi- i
I'JIE NORT1I- . j i
13 -rajij.-lij,'r Iave :Ho-'
:-i-'-. t ,i
1A11. iNo. . 49.-r.et
5:40 1'
Mi loll jl:li3 p. ni. sw York!
I P .m... I'lilliidflphla 12:i a. ,
(Ualnnlore aiO a. m.. WaiHiUn.
ii j ton :4:A1 a. ; Richmond! 8 u4
i a. in.. I'etemburir Waw a.l m ;
!; i Norfolk .9:00-atim.'. vidon 11
i I a. ni.. Taj-lHn 12:1 p. mj
I Rocky MountTl:00 p.i m.. Wlilaon
2:20 i p. ni., .Jomboro
3. ii p.!
in.
ni.
11 1
4 1J i m.
. IIAlLYi No.! 41.rI,u!Hru-lrT
9:Jo At j.lj: ton :I:i:00 tilKlfi. New I York ia '
a Hi , Philadelphia- 13 t p Hi
H.iltlmor.- 2 ii j ni, WaahltiJ-
j Ion 3- p. n... luhmond T;ja"
IP. m,, iVt-riiurK' -i-12 'p. - m..i
i Norfolk ,2 .w p in, Wo
i tion S:4.t p. nil, (Turboto. 6 0U p.
im.. Hix-ky Mount 5:to u in.,
r leave ilaon 16:22- a. in., :oWla- -I
biWo 7:01, a. in.. Varnaivir "J:J a.
i'l mil, iMaKnolla iM:05 a. ni. ' - t it
DATLY. No.: 61 Pna.snKirI'Hve' tit w-exc-pt
! liera St:0 a.tjii.. ' Jaokonvlila
bunday 10:24 a. nu. j .i. .
12:15 p.inij PiU'M TliK SOUTH. i ' ',
DAILY, No. 64. l'assenifcr l.uv Tr-'
12:J1 p. uii. pa. H:10 a. in., Munford 3 07 p ru
i Jacksonville 8:00 p.'m., (jmo
- i ! ! nali: 1.45 a. tiJ., Ctiiirleaton 6:3J !
i I a. m., Columbia 6:46 a. ni , - At
i 1 ti n la ":o0 a. m,, Macon !:10 a.
I nr.. . AuKusta!2:30 p. : l)-i-I
mark. 4:17 p. m., Sumter :oV
. r rn.. Florence fe:t5 a. m., Manoa)
i!.34 a. m CSiadbourn lo-ss .
- i ni. Iave Wa'camaw 11:0s a. aa.
IDaily . exbept Sunday. .. .
Trajiiajpn the Scotland NeckHrancf
Ron,d leave Weldon 4:li p. m;, Halla
4.30 p, rn., arrlveti- Sootland Neck at 20
p. m., Ureenville b:i7 in ni:; Klnston 2 -hi
p. in. Rt-turnffig leave Klnston 7:50 a. m..
Greenvill&:'.r a.- in., arriving Halifax afc
11:18 a. m.. Weldon 11:33 a. in., dally
cept Sunday. ... i
Trains on AVashlnnton Branch loa.va !
aahiiwitoii S:M u. m. and 2:30 p. ni ar
rive I'almiele 9:10 a. in. and 4:00 p. in? r-
r ...... . u.i, n . oj d in.- tiim a a
p. ra. arjrivo Washlngtiun 11:00 a; m J and
7:20 l). til. Drill v vtot-n .RuiwT.. : i . T .
arrives i'fu?rbcro 10:Oo a.,m, ami li iio a m
.Iralri'fpn Alidland N. .'. .liraiivh leaves
Goldsbono dally except Hunday 710 a1 m
arrlvlntr sSmlthlield H:30 -a. m. IttHurntny
leave Hmlthlleld 9:w a. in . arrives at
Goldabom 10.JS5 a. in ,
Train on Naahville . Urain h la,ve
Rocky Mount at 7:30jani., 4.-30 'p, n.
arrives a.snvllle 8:10 u. rn., 4:35 h m
bprlnir Jlow; 8:40 a. tn . ir. r .: t..
turrimtr leaves Spring Hope 0;00 u. ro.
u.to v m., iNasnviiie M.zi u. rn.. 6:d5 p
in., "iiiyen ai. rtocKy-Mount :45 a..m
- -! " ' J - AV.tU . J U IIU ii V . - V
Train j pn Clin ion' Branch ieavea Waf
?iai HPl Cllnto"' ?.; except Sunday.i
11.20 am. and 4:15 :p, m. -Returnln
leavea Gllnton.-OO a. m, and 2:45 p. a,
Horente Railroad leave ieo Uo4 o"
a. in.,: arrive Latta .9:24, a. m.. Dillon 9:35.
a m., Row-Jand 9:50 a, m.. returning lav
Itowland 6:00 p. m., arrives Dillon t tlf
m" "diljy" P """r Pe teo -7;M -:
kJrlhtl0nkP?vWay Branch 5eav "
9.& a. rn., Chadbourn lo:43 p. m.. arrlv
Conway I12.40 p. m.. leave -Conway 2:45 p"
m., Chadbotirn 6:30. p. mi,' arrive Hub ttl
p. ra dally-picept Sunday. -. i ir
Central of South Carolina' RallroaA
leave Sumter 5:13 p. m.,' Manning 6:41 u
m. arrive Lanes 6:17 pLm., leaves Lane
e.6i a. rn., Manning !00 a. m.; arHve
19:40 a. m.. dailv. . : j
OeorKtpn, and " TrVfestern h- Ra!tU.
Leaves Lanes 9:30 a. rn. jand 7:40 p. m TrZ
r ve Georgetown 12:rri.. 8:0o p; , ., v
Georgetjown 7:00 a. m.-and 3:3o p: mJv ar"
112? 'l t''m -nd&:&5.p. m.;-dauy
'Tralnajon C. '& D. R.. lit. leave Flo re nca
daily' eteept Sunday I -.45' a. rrt.J trrWe
DarUnton :!; a. m., Oheraw; 10:30 m
Wadesboro 2:25 p. m. Iave FI6rnc. -daily
eijcept Sunday 8:25 p. m. arriv". H
Darlington. 8:50 p. ni., iBervnettsvillor 9-4 i
P. m., -lbon 10:10 p. m. Ieave FiOren'ca
Sunday Wly 8:50 .a. m, ar;ive DarilngtuaX
9:20 a, m.. - '-..(.' 1 - ; t ,
Leave Gibson dally eiccept, Sunday 1-28
a. rn., iBennettsvirie 643 a. in: arriw
Daruastjoa 7:40 a. r.r j leave Darlings
Zi3 m.. arrive Florence 8:10 a. in. W v. I
Wadesboro daily except Sunday
m" ;? :l P- m..!Hartvllle v is S
m Dadlhgton 6:29 p; rn.. arrive Fiarnc,
7:00 p, n?. Leave Darlington 8n"J?0niZ
7:50 a. ni.. arrive Ploreale 8:li r - 1
2-i n rtv ?f S,,r.11'' on:- Arrive Seima
.j0 p. rh., .11,54 pr m,, , am'th field 2 02 n
m" VU0'nia 3:? YFy etteviUe IS pi ,
rmielv
12:35 So" 11. i-2'28 k&K '
lea1 ,AuSusU Railroad train.
?.??W er '4:S ' i Ores ton 6:17 a,x
fSvS'rJK ' Ufim--K Ji2 m.i Returning X
leave Jvjenmark 4:17 p m:. Creston fe;U p?:
rnter 6:06 p. rn., daily.
- rgnaHs Sf Braflce trailn jeaven' Crestoa
6:4.j a. m,, arrive Previa 'is &"';lii a. m. i
returni-ig- leaves Preghalla :K-:0u a.! ' m "
arrives ICreatoa 3:50 p.i m., dally :icepu .
Sunday.! , .
Bisliovllle Branch 'train 1 leaye ' El-
llott 10)35 a., m.,i arrive Lucknow 12:2Ei '
p. m. Returning,, leaye Lucknow 2;Ji'
p. m., arrive Eljiott S.,25 a. m. and 4:1 '
v. ., uaaiy except aumuay. . ! 1
IDaily j? except bundayl: "Sunday o.ly.
I' H. M. KMKRSO.N.
J. R. KENLY. General Manager 1
T. -M; EMERSON. Traffic Manager, i
The Clyds SteamshiTilCo.
NEW YORK, WILMINGTON, N. C,
w yop.K,
D GEORGE
aimu MWitiihTUWiS, S. C;, LINES.,
NEW yORK FOR -WTLMINOTON. H'rt.
Ack.i
Tra! n.i leaves Tarboro N. 1!.,! daily fex-'i' '
cept Suiiiday 5:30. p. Vn.,.iSunday 1416 ii 'in '. f r!
arrives li'lyniouili 7:40 in. uii and :10 p. ii . ' '
Returiilm; ieavi l"l luuut ti daily xcen '
.Sllllli.'lV J frf) II 111 1111,1 Miim.I r .j f ,
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CROAT AN.. .... '.; ..Saturday, Ocfe Jsr
CRUArAIf...,,'..Saturday,ii Oct ICtrv I'
WILMINGTON. N. C, FOR NEW YORK -'
BENEFACTOR ..... Friday, Sept 20tEj
CROAT AN ....... i . , Saturday. Oct.! 8th
BENEFACTOR,,. .."Sattirdayv! Oct! TlEtS
PROM. WILMINGTON, N. cJ- FOR -iGEOROETOWN,
S. C. f
CROAT AN Tuesday! Oct! 4th '
BENEFACTOR, .... Tu Bday, Oct liS "
G. Wj Clyde does not carry paaaen-
gerfc .;tj il :,:,3- ')h ';i-4:-1"!i - h "' 'h.-'j :-k.,. . f ,.-.; U' 5 .1
Through, bflla f lading- and lowest- -
through ( rates fruaranteed ' to ad front,
polnta la North and South Carolina.
s For Freight or Passage- apply to
L . I IL O. &MAALBONES. .
THEO, a EGER, TinaU j
W. P. CYLDE UGaaTniiLg - ,
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