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THE MOnNISTG POST, ' BUNDAYAPKIE 34; $0$ too 4 I2S-125 Fayotteville Street. At TtxcRer's Store. LACES For Commencements Ijttt will be lanr-Iy th! spring ..hl Nat top Llerre, Orient'.. Repmse n3 Venlse. as well Chaiitllly D'Aleeeen and Yalen tiennef, are most wanted. Fichus neha ir.ae cf W.ir.U Net. Chiffon. rre trtrrrre'! e,f- aerlfa far clcxl torr.xr.nceraer.t rtMti-cta te Ir.ttrehanced from drew to drees an 2 will make a beau tiful effect. Plaiting for Sleeves Lace a--. 4 Chiffon will b larsely use J. Ask for sample. Gloves GRAD AT fill ll DAYS CloTta Kid ar.i rabri. Laces Robes A half-made Dress -Jlonie and Total 2-89. cp to JS1M. !n White Nets. D'Esprit S15.W. Fans Are Already Very Near at Hand. We are, eminently prepared to supply the young ladios with an UNUSUAL, VAL- UEFUL. and "DIFFERENT" array of DAINTY, SHEER WHITE COTTONS unique in weave, quality and VERY LOW- IN PRICE. Pre-eminent Organdies, Washable DiCEST OF SUPREME COURT DECISIONS WHITE THINGS For Commencemints - Strictly New and Very Desirable... su Hois tO'8U Iloruor. the commis sioners averrW la their answer that they had In good faith exercised their discretion and that earn application for Uosnse was fully and xairiy mves int carefully considered and . r- '' that applications were not arbitrarily BEAN rs. BEAN, appellant, from refused, but were only refused in the Kowan No ttot - ' inat and reasonable exercise of their An executor's account filed, either in " legal discretion, and the P" d . -r ,.,innrilv. ? murred to the answer; .Heid.that as the response. t I "r" "ll .i -rfmlta the truth of facts ana auauea 07 me ww -f is deemed prima facie evidence of cor- pleaded, " wUl be truth of assumed that the U IS Cures Gri - LOS term, In are con- 1 soft-finish rench Chif- riBi. 19 ar.3 S'Vr.: White Gaure Fans. :. to a beautiful collec-j tion. Hosiery PLAIN WHITE LISLE and PLAIN SLACK GAUZE-thln as cobweb the correct stocking for this spring. DROP-STITCH HOSIERY and LACE HOSIERY as thin as can be. are dainty Chiffons, fons, Batistes, Swiss Muslins, MousrJ.ines de Paris, Doited Swiss and uncountable other original variations of standard summer weaves specially desirable for commence ment dresses - FOR U3. Send for samples and com pare with any other hose in the coun try. ?Ve are sure you: "will send us your orders. WHITE HABUTAI SILKS .35-Incn. rectness. Code. sec 1333 rtlot Allen vs. Royster, amy. Z. V. CLEGG vs. SO. RAILWAY CO.. the rule una aonm Tind appellant, from Guilford. Affirmed. ! rs. Commissioners. 107 N. C. 5 and Defendant received a car load of ba- dismlwaa thaacUon. (The case, of nanas consimed to a . bank "to order. i3naK " . v . r notify Z. V. Cless" (plaintiff).. The sioners of Wilson, at mis plaintiff Was notified by the bank and voire the same point, and PRICES SO! several times demanded delivery of f trpuea oy uie-aoorej.. . from Pa vie. New trial. In an action to recover permanent injured by cold weather' before tntna annu.. ui8 plaintiff" ot it. Defendant, after de- caused by water belns ponded thcrejn ducting the- excess charts, demanded , by reaon of defenans dam, the J148. and plaintiff offered n6, waich judje correctly charged the Jury that was afterwards found to be the amount the measure of damages was the dlf due. Defendant's agent told plaintiff ference in value of. the land with the Humphreys Specific cure averments in the answr are tnfe and ; d,rMt,v on thlck p,rtB this assumotion 11 iouows nmissioaers have done their ful Plaintiff having elected to de mur to the answer the court follows t nur rp., m,in.no - u t cpcjt i A4c Mm hut a dianute arose CHATFJN, appeiiani vs. IT A XX A X X XXXXVX- axm. i-ax. """ - MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES j about the amount of freight, the fruit FOR YOU, AND THAT MEANS A J was not delivered ana was great iy j RECORD - BREAKING BUSINESS --'"""S3 m - " VCjI No. 1 for Fevem. 1 "i Worms. ' 1 J- 2 3 4 S 9 No. No. No. No. No. No. 10 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 20 No. 27 No. 30 Teething. Diarrhea. Neuralgin. HeaJachf t. r)yrPfii. The Skin. "Rheumatism Malaria. Whooptnc C-.g The Kldneyi. The B!air. 73c. and 11.00 yara: -.nch. 50c ta.wId. have to e, an .rd (rom . jUndlnjr and . , , , LAACT UailU A ,s PONGEE 25-lnch, 75c Ribbons RIBBONS fcr Hair. RIBBONS for Eaahea, RIBBONS for Girdles. All widths and all shades, as well as White. Handkerchiefs Sheer dainty Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs. 10c to 55c. ahd up wards. NECKWEAR Dnlnty Stock Collars Mouseline de Paris A dainty, soft finished Organdie, ad mirably adapted to the clinging styles worn this seas on 2 yard wide 25c, 35a, Wc 60c. Tfcs. and $L0O yard. Real Swiss Muslin A- genuine Hand-Woven Swiss fab ricwell known to the grandmothers of the present school girls. This material being hand-woven will tear straight across the breadth mak ing perfect strips for flounces. It Is In thin Lawn and In Lace, Collar andan ideal fabiio for the present full skirts, that have so many flounces. " It is perfectly trustworthy . In the tub In fact It rollicks In the tub and comes out the better for the washing. It Irons perfectly Talk to the old folks J about it they will give it the highest recommendation. This material comes In Old White Juat the same shade as in 1SC0 30 in ches wide 30c, 35c, 40c, and GOc yard. Cu3 Cets. etc Shoes We have the most stylish, up-to-date Shoes for Commencement Exercises. COURT TIES, OXFORDS. LOW-CUT SHOES. THREE-STRAP TIES, Stylish New Heels and Newest Toes, and made of Newest Leather. Parasols White ChlfTon and White Habutal Parasols Just the Idea for commencements. IrisH Dimities Very good 15c, 20c, 25c, 33c yard ! inches wide. Terslan Lawns 48 Inces wide 20c', 25c. S3c, 40c. yard. . Indlas Very Sheer 49 inches wide ICc. 12 l-2c yard. Sheer Lawns and Organdies 31 In ches wide. 10c. 12 l-2a, 20c French Chiffon Finished Organdie "A beautiful white, sheer fabric Very soft and filmy. Peculiarly : applicable to the present vogue. 2 yards wide .. 2Zc, 35c, 50c, 60c. and 73.C yard. French Chiffon A new washable chiffon, sheerer than the usual wash chiffon. No prettier Commencement dress can be Imagined than one made of this ma terial. 48 Inches wide. 25c, 40c, 50c. yd. French Batistes A harder finished fabric specially de sirable for morning dresses. 48 Inches wide 25c, 35c, 50c yard. Chiffon Mull A new soft finished theer cotton fab ric as filmy as cob-web so light and sheer that It seems as If only a breath of air. Coming both in the mull and mercerized finish. 4S inches wide .. .. 40c. and 50c. yard. BLEACHED and J1.00. WHITE CREPE DE CHINE 24-inch, il.OC the best value In the world. WHITE SATIN LIBERTY CREPE 24-inch. S1.23 a Royal Dress, a lumi nous fabric not easily soiled. WHITE MESSALINE SATIN 24 inch. 69c; guaranteed to wear silk; new fin la h and very chie. making a lovely day dress in dull 'white, over which may be dropped a net dress for evening wear, making It serve as a dress and a foundation. WHITE MOUSELINE DE SOIE 30 inch. 25c - WHITE SILK DOT MOUSELINES 20-Inch. 25c WHITE POINT D'ESPRIT very styl ish 43-lnch. 50c; 72-lnch, 75c. WHITE BLONDE NETS decidedly . stylish 36-lrkch. S5c; 72-inch, 75c. WHITE VALENCIENNES LACE ALL-OVER NETS 43-lnch, 31.00. $1.50 up to 32.50. WHITE LA TOSCA SILK NETS 4S-lnch. $1.00. 31.50. Wf IITE TULLES 72-inch, 75c. yard; ICS-inch, $1.00 yard. ' , WHITE M ALINES 36-inch, 15c.,2Cfc, 23c. WHITE SILK MULLS 41-inch. 25c HEAVY, MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT LINEN SHEETINGS. 90 Inches wide, $1.00. $1.25. Old Bleach and De' Bleach 45-lnch Linens ' for Suits. $1.00; 64-Inch Old Bleach, 75c Great values. WHITE SILK WARP CRSPB EOLI- ENNE 45-lnch. $25 yard. WHITE SILK WARP CRETE! DE CHINE 44-Inch, $1.00 yard. WHITE SILK WARP EOLTENNE 44-inch, $1.00 and $1.25. ' WHITE CHIFFON VOILE 45-Inch,' $1.00. WHITE SHEER V0ILES 42-lnch, 50c. and 75c. 7? WHITE ETAMINE v VOILE 29-Inch, 2oc WHITE CANVAS VOILE 23-Iach, lie. WHITE MOHAIR very high lustre 45 to 48 inches. 50c to $1.00. WHITE ALBATROS SS-Inch,, 50c WHITE BATISTE 34-lnch, 50c WHITE DANISH CLOTH 25-inch. 15c. WHITE FRENCH 1-ORGANDIES 31 Irtch. 13c. . WHITE FRENCH ORGANDIES 72 lnch, 23c. 33c, 4ftc, 50c. 65c, 75c, $1.0Q. WHITE WASH CHIFFONS 43-Inch, 2."c. 33c. 40c, 50c, 63c, 75c. WHITE FRENCH BATISTE 48-inch, 25c, 33c, 40c. 5(c. 65c, 75c. WHITE PERSIAN- LAWNS 48-Inch, the bank. Held, the defendant having at the of the court to the "erection'; ' , .v. .1 r,ri. of the'' dam without using the words mm nnt mltl.aiilnr wnkn of the and niniv ...oti.1 raon for maintenance' refusing to deliver the goods than the the context showed that plaintiff was refusal to pay the excessive freight entitled .to recover damages for both charges, cannot be allowed to defeat the erection and maintenance of the the plaintiff's right to recover the dam. amount of his loss on the ground that The defendant in this case not be ng he did not present the bill of lading , a public or quasi pubhe corporation , . iand therefore not having the right of STATE vs. COOPER, appellant Washington. Reversed. Tt was found bv the snecial verdict. among other things, that the town of permanent damages. . ti, rinnr imo- " is sufficiently. responsive to pray v v. r j At Druggists, 25 cents each, zr Cloth Bound Book mai:a t:jt Humphreys' Mel. Ce., C?:-. tt A John Streets, New Terfc. 3 1 m. J I ..f. tmm wrmm. from ' emlnent domain, quwiiuii is i" - jsented as to the fight of acquiring a perpetual easement oy payment w cordial invitation Is given to att services. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ( 0: : .r of Edenton and Salisbury atr:. ' In the absence of the pastor, who engaged In a; meeting In Oo. Uberl Rev. ,Hlght C Meore will pri. :h t ij a. m. and 3 pi. m. Sunday r;-le 't( 9:80 a, m., superintendent T. II. Dr:f.. Prayer meeting! Wednesday fv: !rg at s o ciock. i'ews rree and an - dlally invited. 4 EDENTON STREET METHOD:! CHURCH. Rer. R. F. Bumpaes, paster. S;. vices at 11 o'clock a. m. and 8 p. a: Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., W j ing a tax on liverymen, which included tor instruction If the court gives ( Youngt Jn superintendent. Ep. a in 1 wiin a. 15c. 20c. 25c, 35c. 40c, 50o. those "making contracts - for hire town or carrying any person vehicle out of town for hire." Defen dant lived in the village of Roper and was a duly licensed liveryman, and. In obedience to a letter from a travel lng salesman, came to Plymouth and conveyed him to Roper and other points. - Held, ' not guilty. ' There Is no alle gation that he was tarrying on the liv ery business rn Plymouth. The court say: "'Tt seems there is no harm in taking people into the town of Ply mouth In a vehicle provided you : put them out and leave them there." BROWN vs. HAMILTON, appellant, from Randolph. Error. - A will speaks as of the date of the testator's death in the absence of a contrary intent clearly shown by the will itself. Code, sec 214L Hence a devise of '.'all that tract south of a line" designated by description given, carries: with it adjoining land south of said line bought by the testator sub sequent to the date of th deed. STATE vs. LILES, appellant, from Union. Affirmed. The paternity of a child ' born five months after marriage is not conclu sively to be in the husband but is a matter of proof. Proceedings in bas tardy are not criminal but civil In their nature, intended solely to protect the the substance of the prayer and party has thereby the full . benefit of the. principle of law he seeks to have applied to the facts. -; The charge of the court in a civil case that the jury must be satisfied by a preponderance of the evidence, or that plaintiff must prove the case to the satisfaction of the jury, does not . require any' greater degree or in tensity of proof than is necessary in civil cases, is , held to mean no more than that the jury must come to a con- orth league meets every Monday r. Prayer meeting every Werinevjl&y r.icM at 8 o'clock. Seats all free and vir.ti;i in the city will, receive a coriu; '. come. r CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, 5S0UTIL Preaching at 11 a. m. and fl r n S ;r,. day school 9:80 1 a. m., L. M. Jrhr.v superintendent. Preaohlnic fvery r. ght during the week at 8 o'clock. HILLSBORO STREET ClIUlKTrAN' CHURCH. elusion which is satisfactory to thera services at 'll a. m. and 7:43 P. (discussion by Walker. J., of degree 01 1 con3uJted by the pastor, MuMork W." proof in criminal and civil cases). I Butler. Sunday! 8Choel at 0 n v.-, Where, In an action for permanent jjonn a Mills superintendent. Kr and annual damages to plaintiff's land , jngr subject: Walking with crhriit. Th. caused by ponding water thereon, it was error to charge that plaintiff would be entitled to recover nominal dam ages If water had been ponded on his land "to any; appreciable .extent;" plaintiff would be entitled to nominal damages, as in case of a distinct legal wrong. If water was ponded on his land to any extent, as this would constitute the Invasion of the right of another, and In such case the law presumes that some damage follows as a natural result, and the wrong fixes the right of action and plaintiff need not go further to show right of recovery, though the extent of recovery may de pend upon the evidence service will be illustrated tvlth 'Vrrp. tlcan views. A church conf-ra? be held at close of morning sTvjce BPjWORTH CHURCH. Rev. J. Marvin Ctilbrelh, pastor. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. Sermon at 11 a. m. and at 8 pi m. by the ptntnr. Ep worth League meets every 1rn !i evening at 8 e'clock. Another North Carolina Book 1 (Raleigh Christian Advocate.) Dr. Charles Lee Roper, Aorlf pr feseor of Economics and A?"riat Tr fessor of History, In the -University 0! ..v-.v,, ... - ,- . . . . x. ,x iNorth Caro lna. has ate v hrourh public from th. cost of maintaining y it . most valuable j historical wark -Oh tne cniia, tne criminal procseainj: ior j onccr omau u: uanwc, punishment being by Indictment for fornication and adultery. State "vs. Os walt, 118 N. J., 1208. and cases based on it are overruled, and the court re turns to the former rulings that bas tardy is a civil proceeding. "7 IN RE BRIGGS, appellant, from Wil son. Affirmed. Section 1215 of The Code provides that "no person shall be excused on any proseoution from testifying touch- the right of action. Little vs. Stan- back, 63 N. C.; 285, approved as to rule of damages and principle relation to nominal damages discussed by Walk er, -T. CORPORATION COMMISSION vs. SO. RAILWAY CO.. appellant, from . Guilford. Affirmed. " A state court is not bound to surren der its jurisdiction on a petition for re moval unless a case has been made, lng any unlawful gaming done by him- j which on its face shows that the peti sef or otiiers; but no discovery made by the witness upon such examination shall be used against him in any penal has been favorably received in Kr.g'i vd and Germany It Is entitled, "NrO Carolina: A Study In Ens:li.h r'm-ia: SEABOARD Air Line Railway, WHITE SHEER LINEN LAWNS SC Inch, 35c. 40c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Sheer Organdies 31-inch, 10c, 12c, 15c i or criminal prosecution, and he shall be tltogether pardoned of the offenee so dene or participated In by him;" Held that this act is constitutional and Real SwIks Muslins 31-inoh, 30c, 35c, 40c and 50c. FREE DELIVERY On all cash mail orders of $5.00 or more we will pre pay express charges anywhere in North Carolina. We would esteem it a pleasure to forward samples of all the above men tioned fabrics as well as other specimens of our various lines. We solicit your ordors and will give them very prompt and intelligent attention. DO LQ) J FE 00 n n ODD FELLOWS CELEBATE TUESDAY Big Pnparations for Anniversary-Orations, Barbe cue and Games Elaborate preparation, for the cele bration cf the S5th anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows has been made by the Odd Fellows of Ral elKh. The celebration win take place, next i Jcsuay and everything has been done to make It the mt successful ever Slven by the Ralegh lodges. Hon. Jas. It. Pou Mill deliver an address at 12.30 cock in the fair around amnd tn.i pmcipt., and tcachtags of the t7dIvLU, "nJ obi. th-rwork It ,rth up ""4 ,t fVl h?" 'ttW wl11 be 'ir.r .-I h" t 2 o'clock. The v,. r, jlVrs wm by TYm c.-Vl R1 Rht. Watklns. tt u k-J..M,,'a r ennine artists ' wl toward satisfaction Is 'guaranteed to all who avail them selves of the opportunity of partaking of the eatables that will be served. The menu consists "of parched pig a la Brunswick etaw, with potalo sal Id and plekles en the side, which 'will be served up In superb style and to suit the 'taste of the most fastidious epicurean The base ball game which promises to be a hot number will take place- at 4 o'elock. The following, have consented to perform in tho intereat of their re spective lodges. Manteo lino up: W. W. Wilson pitoher, eataher W. M. Russ, first base C F. Lumsden, second base W. IL Smith, third base Woods White, short stop W. E. FaJson. center field A. E. Glenn, right field C F. Far mer, ie:i ueid c.eo. Tonnoffskl. Sea ton Gales line up: T.P. Sale pitcher. Dr. T. M. Jordan catcher, Jos E. Pogue first base, E. S. Cheek second base, T. C. Powell third base. Phil Thelm shorl stop. B. A Womble center field. L S. Ellison rljht field. PaX Ray left field. These gentlemen are unknown quantities on the diamond, but are said to be genuine artists at the business, and will no doubt make a record that professional ball, players would be proud of. W. a McMackln xvill act as umpire. Th anniversary ceremonies will take place at Odd Fellows Hall at S o'clock. Short addresses .will be made by prom inent members of the ' order. After which light refreshments will be served by Raleigh's noted caterer A. Dughi. Odd Fellows and th-tr Invited friends will meet promptly at 11 o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall, where street cars will be In waiting to take them to the fair grounds. ' Admission will be by badge. JU1 Odd Fellows who are members of-the local lodges and visiting and transient Odd Fellows will be entitled to one badge free. Should any member of the Ral SPECIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER Short Line to principal cities of '! South and Southwest, Florida, . tloner has a rl?ht to have the rause Texas. California, and Mexico, f " transferred. J ' j North and Northwest. Wash1nc- Where the defendant appealed to the Baltimore, Philadelphia, New 1. Superior ; Court from an order of the : Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago. Ir1i in in corporation Commission - compelling ' lis, St. Louis. Memphis and Krjn the defendant to deliver on a side track j City. j cars containing freight consigned tot xrains leave Kaieign as roi.oi. furnishes full proteotlon as to such of-jthe complainant, and appealed to the fense previously participated in by the supreme court from a refusal to grant witness, and hence . he cannot refuse, the motion- to remove the cause to the to testify as to such transaction on the federal ceurt. It; was held that the petl ground that his reply will tend to tion for removal was properly refused, criminate him. If ' such witness re- ; as no cause involving " $2,000 was al fusfes to testify7 when required by the leyed. court he may be Imprisoned for con-1 ORAvES ti. COMMISSIONERS OF tempt. ' GUANO CO. vs. MARKS. ' appellant, from Stanly. ' New trial. Action upon notes executed by defen dant to plaintiff. Defendant admitted MOORE, appellants. Modified and affirmed. Where bonds were issued pursuant - to an act or the Cienernl AKKmhiv nnr I passed in accordance with section 14, knowledging receipts of checks en closed, and plaintiff objected. The court then said that it would nermit defendant to tender the receipts and see if he could make them competent by showing what debts the remittances WE WILL SEND THE Atrmrnn were applied to Dy agreement of the POST UNTIL AFTER THE NATION-1 Partie8' and told the Jury If they be AL CONVENTION IN JULY FOR 1 Ileved the evidence they should find $1.00. 1 xor tne piamtirr allowing full amount FOR $2.00 WE WILL SEND IT UN-' !demanded- Held, error. The receipts TIL AFTER THE ELECTION IN jfO- furnish BOme evidence of payment and execution and hence burden was upon art,cl Ir of the constitution, they can him to prove payment. For this pur , nftt b attained under section 1958 of - .m-. . - a. 11.1. s 11 pose he offered letters-of plaintiff ac- The Code, where the recitals in the bonds "made no reference to such sec tion. This .court adheres to the con struction plpced by it in former decis ions upon sectun 1395. The word "com pletion" used In the section can not be construed "construction VEMBER. ALL THE NEWS ON TIME. Township Bond's for Sale Sealed bids will be received bv me at eia-h lodges desire to extend Invitation the treasurer's office of Wake county until iz m.. May A, 1304, were .competent ior tne - jury to sa" whether: the amount had been applied to the payment of the notes. ' BARNES vs. peuant, rrom Wilson County. Error. SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES TODAY to friends ke can procure as many bad ges as desiftfd for fifty cents eafih. Radges can be secured by calling on Mr T. C. Powell at 111 Fayetteville street. The committee? on arrangements request all Odd Fellows to assist" them in making this a memorable occasion. ... A Thoughtful Man M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind.. knew what to do in the hour, of need. His wife had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help her. He thought of and tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and he got relief at. onoe and was finally cured. Only 25c. a all druggists. a mWK ld.UVU .l ! T" f tll'St ttAM m No safer, better 5 per cent bond than UemM t0an fcPTM4 he is this, as an annual tax is levied each Pe"on and the place of sale year to pay the interest, and create a ! IS1?1 sinking fund te pay the principal at I has ben th9 law 111 North Car- 4 maturity. These bonds are soM fr the decision in Attorney account of the Raleigh and Pamlico veneral vs. Justice. 27 N. C. 315. ex Railroad, and are issued to aid in its celt dur,R3T the time between the act construction. . .'. ; of 1S93. ch. 294. sec 33. and its amend- TABERNACLE BAPTIST. w-L i " nacle church today as follows: Sunday Wilson County. Error. t ... ; The court, by mandamus, can compel baptismal service at 3:00, and preach- IT " . ing again at 8:00 p. m. The pastor, i matter, of granting license to sell liquor rv. J. C. Massee. will trreaeh at the morning service and Rev. G7 C. Tullar of New Tork will conduct the evening B. P. WILLIAMSON. Raleigh, N. C, April 17. 1104. ment by the act of 1897. eh. 168. sec. 84. . Chapter ; 223. acts 1303 ("The Watts La-") 'does not deprive county commissioners- of their A J - . . . . . aa. 1 cm. Li L . M. Gardner Of WurmnfAn I. In .An it Rowland. UShtCr- Mra- Thornton,!- Where. In. an action for mandamus . . it compel county oommiseloners to la- Mrs. service. CHURCH OF. THE GOOD SHEP HERD. Rev. I. McK. Plttlnger, D.D., rector. Third Sunday after Easter. Sunday school at-9:45 a. m. Service and ser mon at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. ro. Seivlce on Wednesday at 10 a.'m. and on Fri day at 5 p.: m. MondaySt. Mark's Day Holy communion at 10 a. m. The seats are . all free and strangers and visitors are. cord tally invited. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Alfred H. Moment, D.D. Ser vlees 11 a. m. and . t p. m. Sunday school StIO a. m. Seats are all free. A No. 80. I 1:20 a. m. "SEABOARD l5XPRrS8 for ALL pninta. Ralelfh m North Northeast ad Net' a. Portsmouth. It ie'h n: o,? . 1 Washington. B a 1 1 1 rr. r . - Philadelphia. New Y-r. Boston and all P')'1 west. No. 23. llrOP-a. m. "SEABOARD MAIL' for 4I.L points. Raleizh to mouth Norllna to PArhri connects at Henerir. Oxford and Weiami r.v. :.. A. C. at Portarr,ourh-V- folk with ALL KTKA.VEr.' for points North and S-r'h- east. rr' '4'J LOCAL No. I 11:35 a. m. "SEABOARD, MATT." ft Richmond. Wsshlnir'er. 3- timore Phlla-'ph. r Torla, at Rlchmor.'! & A O. for Cincinnati. Ct.'rU' and St. Louis, at ttu ton with Ftnna. ar.4 A for all points. SOUTH BOUND. No. 57. 4:15 a. m "SEABOARD EXITED for Charlotte, At!ara. Co lumbia. Charleator, fv'm nah. .Tar1ffjnvli!e. . ?t. A i v- ustlne.j Tampa an1 ' South and gouth'.ve'-. No. Jl 4:00 p. m. SEABOAT1D LOC aT. MA. fer Charlotte, Xt.'A all local points. eonr Atlanta for all f " v and bouthwest. No. 27. . , . 7.10 p. m. "SEABOARD MAIL Southern Pirea. P:';ri.r'.. Atlanta. Columbia, r'" ton' Savannah. Jackn -'1 . Tampa and all po!r.' ' and Southweat. to all polr.'. r-- Tickets on sale berths reserved. UP-TOWN TICKET nFKIf - Yarboro House FulHlr C. H. GATTIS, C. T. and V- A 'Phone 117. JftaleiffS.
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