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BALEIGH,Hr.C.,NOV. 30,1891.
THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
Florida is moving in the right di
rection in reference to the World's
Fair The 8tate Convention which
met at Orlando, in October seems,
to have gotten matters somewhat
into Bh"pe for that State. Something
of the sort should be done in North
Carolina by all means. If when the
time arrives, nothing has been done,
scarcely a man, woman or child in the
State, but that will feel absolutely
ashamed of the short coming, and
yet nothing is being done. Some
body must take the lead, or nothing
will be accomplished to the end. We
trust the Governor and his advisers
will try and do something. Strong,
vigorous action in this matter will
meet the approbation of the people.
Methodist Conference.
Last Friday night Rev. R. C. Bea
mon, of Wilmington preached a grand
sermon. On Saturday Bishop Gal
loway presided.
The opening service was conducted
by Rev. Moses Hunt. The Colportage
board reported Rev. Mr. Gattis, of
Durham, re appointed. Revs. T. W.
Avent, T. W. Reeks, W. H. Call, J. C.
Crisp, J. R. Bouton, J. B. Bobbitt,
R. W. Townsend and E. L. Pell were
put on the supernumerary list.
Revs. Foy, Bailey, Hooker, Wheeler,
Moses, R. 0. Burton, Lovin, Ricaud
Martin and North superannuated.
The committee on books and
periodicals recommended Nashville
publications; Bright Jewels and RaU
eigh Advocate were heartily endorsed.
The Bishop was requested to re-appoint
Dr. Black Supt. of Orphan Asy
lum. The Bishop was requested not to
hold this Conference hereafter before
December 1st. Rev M D. Hix, R H.
Taylor, A. F. Parker, H G. Stanley,
and J H M Giles were received into
full connection. The Bishop's ad
dress was superb. The educational
report recommended twenty seven
hundred dollars for Trinity College
Trustees elected as recommended
Greensboro, Littleton and Murfrecs
boro Female College recommended
and plans looking to transfer of Mur
freesboro Female College to confer
ence were ad opted
The Bishop made a grand speech
on education. Dr. Cordon, of Raleigh
preachedin the afternoon and pleaded
all. Good missionary mass meeting
tonight. Dr. Morrison, Missionary
Secretary made an earnest and elo
quent address. Grand crowds are in
attendance and three largexcursiors
camming tomorrow. The Bishop will
ordain the cl ass of deacons and elders.
Conference adjourned this morning.
The next session will be held at Golds
THE SOLDIERS' HOME,
We are glad to know that contribu
tions continue to come in for this
noble institution, a1 though by no
means in accord nice with its deserts
We would like to see some grand ef
fort put forward in the direction of
making it a permanently endowed
charity It is. far from being a credit
to the State to have an asylum for
our ndble- ex Confederals in a lan
guishing condition Many schemes
have been devised for aiding the
home, but all of them appear to be
of a local character, or nearly so. It
Is An institution that should not ap
peal to the aid of any section of
North Carolina. It becomes the peo
pie of our State of all portions to aid
in its comfort. This should be done,
and it should not be done in a grudg
ing manner. The touching and oeau
tiful allusions of Col. J. 8. Carr, in
bis speech at the expositions grounds,
should appeal to the sympathies of
all. The old soldiers, in the nature
of things, cannot be long with us.
The scythe of "c'd Father Time" will
soon cut them off, and it becomes us
to at least smooth their pathways to
the grave.
The closing festival of the year will
soon be upon us, and we hope that
some method during th time may be
devised for increasing the funds of
the home, flow would it do to get
up a grand fair for its benefit? If
this will not do, then we hope that
some other suggestion may be made
likely to accrue to the benefit of the
cause. We are open to suggestions.
According to the N. Y World, the
owner of the biggest bead in the
world is not a politician and does not
even live in a very big city. He is
Loltus Jones Parker, of . Louisiana av
enue, Washington, D. C, is forty
eight years of age, and is a highly re
spected man and citizen. Mr. Par
ker's cranium is thirty two inches, or
nearly a yard in circumference, while
the ordinary man's is but twenty or
twenty one inches in girth. The sto
ry is told in the national capital that
when Mr. Parker was twenty eight
years old three prominent physicians
believing him to be destined to an
early end, offered to maintain him
handsomely as long as he lived for
the privilege of making an autopsy
thereafter. Mr. Parker has lived
twenty years in excellent health to
the great discomfiture of the medical
men. They are said to believe that
he has a twin brain, but his mental
processes seem not different from
those of his fellows
We noticb ",that many of our ex
changes insist on spelling "Ashboro,"
the county seat of Randolph, with an
"e." This is not in accordance with
our views, and we would like to see
the matter set right. Perhaps our
friend Capt. Ashe's ancestral knowl
edge can settle the matter.
British capitalists have $175,000,000
invested in the Argentine Republic.
When they get their money back they
will invest a big lump in the South
ern States.
Commodore Ronckendorff, of the
United States navy, is dead.
Notice of Sale
By virtne of a decree of the Superior Court
of Wake county, in the special proceedings
entitled T L Honeycutt, admr of M A Banes,
dee'd, vs J S Banes et als, I will sell.on Mon
day, the 7th day of December, 1891. at the
court house dooroi Wake county, a tract of
land in Wake Forest township, said county
of Wake, coutaining 10 aeres, more or less,
and adjoining the lands of J P Haywood, L
N Ranes and others, and fully set forth in
the proceedings above named. Time of sale,
12 o clock m. Terms, cash
T L HONEYCU IT,
no2 tdsp Admr and Com'r.
Mortgage Sale of Land.
Under and by virtue of the power of sa e
contained in a certain deed of mortgage exe
cuted to us by Joshua Curtis and wife on the
2Uth day of February, 1888, and recorded in
the office of the Beg'ster of De ds for Wake
countv. in hnnk 101 micro aco
Tuesday, December the first, 1891, sell at the
ci i 11 . ... I, c. . I-., . J ,i ; . i i ,i .I ...
uwiurii m-uac uuur hi me ciiy oi itaiPign, the
land therein described, to the highest bidder
for cash. WOAAR HTftv ivapu
nol6td MorteRP-of-q
oo
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Raleigh. N. O
Kailroac Schedules.
Ai antic Coast Lin.
Wilmington Weldon F abroad and
Branches. Couiensec Schedule
TRAINS GOLNti SOUTH.
Dated Oct. Cd. No 88 No 87 No 41
1881. Dallv. F'tm'l d'v. ei
Sund'y
6 20am
724am
Daily.
6 48pm
Le Weldon, 12 8Cpm
Ar Rocky Mt, 140pm
Ar Tarboro, 218pm
iie xarooro. 10 36am
Ar Wilson, 218pm 700pm 7 58am
Le Wilson, t2 80pm
Ar Selma, 3 80pm
Ar Fay'tvllle 580pm
Le G'dsbcro, 8 15pm 7 3pin 8 40am
Le Warsaw, 414pm 934am
Lf Magnolia, 4 87pm 8 40pm 0 49am
Ar WiTtfton 800pm 9 6opm liSOam
TRAINS GOING NOPTH. '
No 14 No 78, No 40,
daily d'y. ex
riAiUxr Snnrl'
Lt Wil 'gtou, 1 aGam 9 15am 4 26pin
uv magnona, 10 57am e 10pm
Le Warsaw, U.Uaiu 826pn
ArG'dsboro. 2 55am 12 06am 780pm
Le Fay'tville, t9 10am
Ar Selma, 1 1 Q? oi
Ar Wilaon, 12 10cm
Lv Wilson, 8 85am 12 58pm 8 28pm
Ar RockyMt, 1 30pm 8 58pu
Ar Tar boro, 8j8pm
Lt Tarboro, T l& 86ain
Ai Weldot, 5 05am 855pm 10 OOpiiu
Jai j except Sunday.
J oh ir JP Di VIM.
General Superintend?.
J R .HKSiiX, feup't ?nu.
T m&moa, General Pas Agt.
Superior Courts of North Caro
Itaai
JUDGES.
Nnnie. District Resideuoe.
Qeo H Hr v u, 1 Beaufort
Henry R Hrvan, 2 NewBerne,
H G Counor, 8 VN ilson,
Spier Whitaker, 4 Wake,
R W Winston, Granville,
E T Boy kin, Sampson
D k' elver, 7 Carthage.
R T Ariufield, 8 lredeli,
Jess F Orwes, 9 Surry,
John G Rynuw, 10 Morganton,
vV' A Huke, 11 Lincolnton,
J H Mfrrimon, I'i Buncombe.
SOLICITORS.
Name. District. Residence.
John H Blount, 1 Perquim's,
G H White, (col) Halifax,
J E Woodard, Wilson,;
E VV Pou, Jr., 4 Johnston,
Isaac R Stray horn, 6 Durham,
O H Allen, 6 Duplin,
Frank McNeill, 7 Richm nd
B F Long, 8 Iredell,
Thomas Settle, 9 Rock'ham
W C Newland, 10 Caldwell,
Frank L Osborn, 11 Meck'b'g,
Geo A Jones, 12 Macon.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Fall Term Judge Brown.
SECOND.
Fall Term Judge Bryan.
THIRD.
Fa Term Judge Connor.
FOURTH.
Fall ierm Judge Whitaker.
Wake Jan 6th, tFeb 28, March
28th, t April 81st, July 9th, t Aug 27th,
8ept 88th, tOct 86tfi.
Wayne Jan 19th, March 10th, Ap'l
13th, Sept 14th, Oct 19th.
Harnett Feb 8d, Aug 10th, Nov
80th.
Johnston Feb 9th Aug 17th. Nov
16th-v..
For criminal cases.
fFor civil cases alone.
FIFTH.
Fall Term Judge Winpton.
SIXTH.
Fall Term Judge Bokin.
SKVKAiH
Fall Term Judge ikiciver.
KIOHTH
Fall Term Judge Armfleld
nihth.
Fall Term- Judge Graves
TENTH.
Fall Term Judge Bjnu
KLKVUKTL
Fall Term Judge Hoke.
TWELFTH.
Fall Term Judge Merrimon.
N
OREOLK AND CAROLINA R.R
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Dated Augusi 9th, 1891.
South North
Bound Bouut:
Train. stations. Train
No. 101. No. io.
A. M. p u
950
10 15
10 27
11 02
1120
1137
1152
12 31
12 53
1 20
P. M.
L've Pinner's Point Arrive
L've
L've
IAr
L've
L've
L've
L've
L've
Ar
Drivers
Suffolk
Gates,
Tunis,
Ahoskey,
Aulander,
Hobgood,
. Tarboro,
Rocky Mount,
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive.
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
L've
525
2 01
4 47
4 14
354
336
3 21
239
217
150
P. M.
No 101 mnlrpja fi-mnonrivn at Prb-ir immt
with W fc W Train No 23 for all points
South, and No 78 train for all points North.
G M 8ERPED, J R KkNLY,
Gen'l Manage - Supt Trans.
T M Emerson, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
Children Cry for Pitcher Cwtoria,
mien BOy wta lick, we fan her Castor!,
rThen she wut Child ahe cried for Oartorl
When she became Miss, she dung to OMtori.
kMshehadCbildiw -v-a frm fsortL
Standard FiaQfing
HOUSEKtEPEKScan prove by a sinfrli
irial that these Extracts are the chnapest.
phey are true to their names, full me;- -wd
highly concentrated. '
II l.i I H. POST OFFICE
MAIL BCHEDULiL
OUTGOING MAILS.
No. of From Frcn
Train P.O. Dej oi
Via KeysviUe (R. p. O.)
for Kichruond a way,
Via Goldsboro (Kx.Ft.)
for Short Out A Golds.
dis.
Via Weldon and Norf.
(K. t. O.) for N. dt K.
Via Uoldsboro (K. P ().)
fur IhI .ii li K.i.-t,
Via Gibson sta. (K. P.
O.) for Wil., Char. fc
South.
ia (jieeusboro (R.P.O.)
for N., 8. and West,
Via Weldon & Norfolk
(Kx. Ft.)forN. A Kasi,
Via Greensboro (Kx. Ft.)
for N.. . and West,
IS
li
38
10
41
9
34
11
a m
7 45
P 15
a m
8 jft
8
11 2
10 40
m ' pir
j
00 1 i
? 16
H 35
4 30
a. m.
U 00
4
3 10
ft CI
1
INCOMING MAILS.
Via Greensboro (Ex. Ft,)
irom i s. ana West,
Via Weldou (Ex. Ft.)
from North and East,
Gibson sto, (R. P. O.)
from (Jhar., Wil. & 8.
Via Ureensboro (K.P.O.)
from N., 8. and West,
Via Weldon (R. P. O.)
from North and Kist
Via Goldsboro (R. P.-O.)
Irom JN., hi. oi South,
Via Keysville (R. P. 0.)
irom Richmond, Ox
ford Durham, etc..
Via Goldsboro (Kx Ft.)
irom iNortn,
aaaiVALe. .
o.of At At
rain Depot1 P.O.
11
45
38
10
41
9
1
11
S IE
7 15
9 30
11 20
p rh
1 29
a 55
a r
7 35
4
11 3C
4
4 48 f '!
10 15 If 30
la m
11 0f! 6 OCJ
Trains marked thus, do not move on Sun.
day. Mails for train 9 close at 3 p m o- Sud:
day.
STAR R07TE6.
Odtooing Mail Dkpabts , Raleigh yi
8hotweil. Kagle Rock and Waketield to
Umonhope, Tuesday and Friday (tarn.
Raleigh via Myatt'a Mills to Dunn. Tuet,
day and Friday 0 a m.
Raleigh via Kelvyn Grove and Dayton to
Fish Dam, Monday, Wednesday and Frid' ?
0 am.
Raleigh via Hutchinson's store and Ban
gor to Rogers' store, Tuesday and Friday lpml
Raleigh to Masse y, Tuesday and Wttt
12 m.
Incoming Mails Abbjvk TJnionhppe
Wakefield, Kagle Rock and Shotweli to Ps',
eigh, Wednesday and Saturday 7 pm.
Dunn via Myatt's Mills to Raleigh, Moa.
day and Thursday 7 pm.
Fish Dam via D4yton and Keltyn Gro
to Raleigh, Monday, Wednesday and Fridav
7pm,
Rogers' store via Bangor and Hutchinson'i
store to Raleigh, Tuesday and Friday 12 n: a
Massey to Raleigh Tuesday and hriday
10 a m.
Frbb Dklivkky System. Free delivonr
at 0:00 and 8:45 am,. 3:15 and 5:45 p m, erj
oept Sundays. Collections made at sam
hours. Sunday, 0:30 to 7:30 a m. Free de
livery windows open on Sundays from 3:f 4
to 3:30 o'clock p m. A. W. SHAFFER,
Postmaster.
Richmond A Danville M & Co'y.
Condensed Sfiiedule
In effect September 6th, 1891.
f W w wi p"y now btaZ
i v UnllrooU fare, to
QWUMHOT SPRINGS
USER'S I And Charae no Fee
I WOi &B HRRA . It t rt onrn nf mh.tu MMtMiit.
Ill1 eaUed the 'OPIUM HABIT,'" which In
lOlBdM the hk .ltlml iihh of Oninm Mnrnhliu
I Ooolne , ana other Kindred nrcotlor-aSdreM
etouthbou'ui.
IHo 9
a OUpin
6 11
5 64
8 22
10 hOpiii
H 45pm
5 bO
6 00
706
9 60
t 40
11 OOpm
12 46am
1 52
6 55air
8 60
13 55
230
548
700
1 10 am
2 3s a m
640
lr' 5 a n
Taliy
JN'o 10
7 uOpm
10 60
3 06 am
b 6C pm J
6 66am
8 64
4 46 pm
6 25 pm
11 02 pm
12 01am
9 t0
10 40
l 1 66am
10 60
1 6am
1 ibptu
1 50
WL
K 4n,
12 SOpm
3 34pu:
4 20
6 17
WEST POINT, RICHMOND ASD
KALKIOH,
via Keysville, Oxford and DurLoji. I
15 and 14 W tut ions. .16 and la
1 1 w wui irem. rviui, Ar 0 Oui m
Am i 1 i r .. .
n.i uicmuvuu ijv, T4.40 W
uy mcumonn
M Burkevil'
1 Keysville
- Chase Uitv,
M Clarksville
Ar Oxford
Lv Oxford
" Hauderso
L" Oxford
Ar kaleiidi
Lv Richmond,
liurkeville,
Keysville,
Ar Danville.
Aj Oreensooro,
Lv Uoldbboro,
Ar Raleigh.
Le Raleigh
Le Durham,
Ar ttreensboro,
L7 Salem,
Greensboro,
A.r Salisbury,
Ar iStatesvifle,
Ar Asheville,
Ar Mot Springs,
Lv Salisbury,
Ar Charlotte,
Spartanburg,
Greenville,
i Atlanta,
Lv Charlotte
Ar Columb1 '
! AUtfUStA,
I T I .
j.torLui.'ui,(-
jLv Augusta,
; Columbia,
Ar Charlotte,
Lv Atlanta,
Ar Charlotte,
Salisbury.
Lv Hot Spring
: Asheville,
Statosville.
Ar Salisbury,
Lv Walls bury,
Ar Greensboro,
Salem.
Lv Greensboro
Ar Durham,
Raleigh.
Lv Raleigh
Ar Goldsboro.
Lv Greene bore,
Ar Danville
Keysville,
Burkevllle.
Riohnoottd,'
Dally.
So 11
2 55am
4 65au
5 36am
8 00am
10 15am
18 30pu
11 50pm
1 BOam
8 82am
8 00sm
8 50
10 26
12 t2pm
22 5pm
608
6 46
12 10 pm
1 85pn
4 82
6(5
lr 8( am
1 1 6rn
65
? it pm
JO IS
11 4&am
8 00pm
7 10
"9 10 am
7 20pv
910.
12S8tm
WE
6 40
7 84pm
"9.2J
1017
11240101
12ieiim
4 35 am
715,
T8 46 did
12 20piP
H 10pu
' 12 f6am
1 4l3Hm
4 65
7 r-O j
9 15 am
10 35am
12 45pm
1 4 .pm
2 22pin
2 57pm
8 49pm
415 "
5 20 "
8 54
10 58
Ar
4 8t
" 2 43
2 00 'J
"12 24 ?
' 11 47an;
Lvl0 40
A in losuj
9 80
Lv 9 50
ily.
t Daily except Hunday.
Daily , except
rarac laacg r. 'J
W. A. Tnnir
A G. P. A.,f 'Jharlott Jf jf
VIA jt