t hrbjtnia Away from Homo.
Chr'stnias fall of glad cheer
Has come like a bright crown
To cap the fall Old Year.
The whole world is so glad,
On this bright Christmas day,
But my heart is quite sad,
And my home far away.
For the home folks so dear
Will all gather today,
With thir hearts full of cheer,
And their voiees so gay.
While I muse all alone
By still study fire:
Will a long loved tone
For the absent enquire?
While they gather tonight.
Where the clear flames leap high
In the warm ( heerfiii light,
Will their hearts draw DM nigh,
Ere it's scepter's laid down.
Aye, the answer I know,
I learned it by heart,
In the glad long ago,
"Distance, hearts cannot part."
Southern Pine.
Superior Courts of North Caro
Mm.
JUDGES.
The Growth of Christianity.
U. S. Army Chaplain.
If we sum up the encouragements
to hope, found on the success of
Christian work, the figures are as fol
lows: Ttiree cflnturlelf after Christ there
were 5,000,000 Christians.
Eight centuries after Christ there
were 30,000,000 Christians.
Ten centuries after Christ there
were 50,000,000 Christians.
Fiften centuries after Christ there
were ICO.QCO.OOO Christians.
Eighteen centuries after Christ
there were 174,000,000 Christians.
Now there are 450,000,f0 Chris
tians. The followers of the three religions,
Confucianism, Buddhitu and Taoism,
all combined.areless iu numbers than
the Christians alone.
Including the latest division of Af
rica among the Euiopean powers,
about four fifths of the land of the
world is under Christian control.
Name. District. Residence.
Geo H Brown, 1 Beaufort,
Henry R Brvan, a NewBerne,
H G Connor, 8 Wilson,
Spier Whitaker, 4 Wake,
R W Winston, Granville,
E T Boykin, 8ampson,
J D M elver, 7 Carthage,
R F Armfleld, 8 Iredell,
Jesso F Graves, 9 8urry,
John G Bynum, 10 Morganton,
W A Hoke, 11 Lincolnton,
J H Meminoa. Vi Buncombe.
Railroad Schedule.
Ricbi.ond i Danville R R Co'i
W hat Makes Cotton Sell Low.
The large crop of "cotton for two
succeeding years has certainly had
some effect in producing low prices
for cotton, but this is not the only
cause why cotton is cheaper than it
has been in forty three years. Hard
times affect the price of cotton. We
have too many nen out of employ
ment, and timeB are too hard for men
fo buy what they need of cotton
goods.
Cotton is used more by poor meu
than by the rich. The rich wear very
little coiton goods wool, silk and
linen entering principally in the
goods worn by them. Cotton supplies
the wants of the poor man. If he is
unable to purchase it, even when it
is cheaper than usual, it makes the
price of cotton still cheaper, and this
has much to do with the present price
of cotton.
Let the farmers of Georgia and the
south resolve to make enough on
their farms on wh'ch to live at home
and make cotton their surplus crop,
and they will not suffer as much by
Overproduction or low price. Atlanta
VjUUBHlUUUll.
LY: alefgV barker Report.
iwTrrvT.vaiT.O A 7m RHTATT..
Corrected wbbkly by
W. O. & A. B. SfRONACH.
fayetteville and Wilmington streets.
J 215 !7
a.KATS C. R. sides, 6f 8i
Bulk shoulders, 7 10
Bacon " 8 llc
breakfast 12 13
' Hams sugar cured 12i 15c
N. C. & Va., m 16c
Bacon N. C, hog round, 10 11c
LARD-Pure, 8 10c
Compound otc ft
Flour Best per bbl 6.oo $7.0u
Family, " 5.75 6.50
Good, " 5.25 5.50
Ooffbk Rio Green 18 25c
SUGAR Granulated, &, 6c
yellow extra O 4 6c
MOLASSBls Cuba 22i 50c
New( deans. m 60c
Svrnn . 25 50
Mg k t. npir bushel 85 1.00
Corn per bushel 90 1,00
i ) ata ner bushel. 471 60c
, i on i.in
BRAH per pound, H lie
Ship Stuff per pound, li He
put.v ner sack. 1.50 1:75
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BUTTBR
Chickens Spring,
Hens,
Potatoes Sweet,
SOLICITORS.
Name. District. Residence.
John H Blount, 1 Perquim's,
G H White, (col) t Halifax,
J E Woodard, Wilson,
E W Pou, Jr., 4 Johnston,
Isaac R StrayWn, 5 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 Term Judge Whitaker.
Wake Jan 5th, tFeb 28, March
28th, t April 21st, July 9th, Aug 27th,
Sept 28th, tOct 26tn.
Wayne Jan 19th, March 10th, Ap'l
13th, Sept. 14th, Oct 19th.
Harnett Feb 2d, Aug 10th, Nov
Sftt.h.
Johnston Feb 9th Aug 17th, Nov
10th.
For criminal cases.
fFor civil cases alone.
FIFTH.
Fall Term Judge Winston.
SIXTH.
Fall Term Judge Boykin.
SKVBNTH.
Fall Term Judge Mclver.
EIGHTH.
Fall Term Judge Armfleld j
NINTH.
Fall Term- Judge Graves.
TENTH.
Fall Teim Judge By num.
ELBVBNTK,
Fall Term Judge Hoke.
TWELFTH.
Fall Term Judge Merrimon.
Sale of Real Estate.
By ivirtue of a mortgage from P. F. Thoma
j atifo tn P m . Wilson, registered in
OLIll (U1U . 1.1.1 w -fc . i o . . .
i ... ..mi T) 1, rfl mi .-.f Waba
DOOK IH, page oua, ivegiaoei o umv-o ui " "
county, 1 will on Monday, January 4, 1892,
at the court house door in Kaleih, at 12 in.,
expose to pubnc sate a tract ui janu m Wal
ton's Creek township, Wake county, on the
Kaleigh and Oxford road, adjoining the land
of Jolin Norwood and others, containing
about 73 i ores, described in a deed of May
12 1881, from J W Harris to P F Thomason.
terms casii. T
bv F H BUSB1SJS, Attorney.
nov271wtds v
CheaiD Homes.
I offer desirable building lots in the
northwestern part of the city as rep
resented on Shaffer's map, lying on
the extension of Jones, Jjane, ana
North streets. In order to enable pur
chasers to improve their property, by
expending their available means in
building and making their homes comforta
ble. 1 will lease these lots at a rent equal to
the interest on their value, and give the pur
chasers twenty years to pay for the property.
To mechanics ana young mm earning
monthly wages, this o; .r enables them to
secure a home at mo .rate prices and long
credits, and pay f them as their earnings
allow. A man can lease a lot of one-quarter
of an acre, for say $24 a year, the lease hav
ing the transferable character of a fee-simple
title, and redeemable at the pleasure of the
holder, by payment in full or by install
ments ot not less than One-hf th of tne cost of
thfi lot, and can nse all the means at com-
nandto build his home and make himself
l nfortable. He thus secures a home free
from any debt that can trouble him, by the
payment of 124 a year. Apply to
WM. J. BAJNDEKS Ileal Estate Agt.
dec 19 lm 426, Saunders St.
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorSa,
Condensed Schedule
In effect November 15th, 1891.
Northbound. Dally.
No 9 1 i
LvKirh non l, 3 00pin 8 'u
Huxkeville, 5 10pm 5 Han
Keysville. 5 53pm 6 51au
Ar Danville. 8 10pm 8 05au
Ar Greensuoro, 10 80pm 10 12an
Lv Goldsboro, 12 16pm tl 5pa
Ar Raleigh. 1 65pm 5 45pn
Le Raleigh, 6 40 8 05aiL
Le Durham, 7 44 5 07anu
Ar Greensboro, 10 15 9 40am
Lv Salem, t8 40 8 50
Greensboro, 10 40pm 10 20
Ar Salisburv, 12 82am 11 57au
Ar States ville, 1 52 I 09pm
Ar Ashe ville, 6 55am 5 69
Ar Hot Springs, 8 56 7 44
Lv Salisbury, 12 40 12 0 5pm
Ar Charlotte, 2 00 1 EOow
Spartanburg, 5 00 4 7
Greenville, G 10 84
Atlanta, 12 2; am 11 45a.7V'
Lv Charlotte. 2 10 a m 1 OQpk
Ar Columb' 6 07 5 FH
Aup'i.Fte, 9 30u 'lopo,
Nori.r.b'mn' iatiy.
No 10 No U
Lv Augusta, 7 00 pm 2 00,n.
Columbia, 10 50 5 05pm
Ar Charlotte, 3 05 am 9 00
Lv Atlanta, 8 5C pm 10 10aui
Ar Charlotte, 6 H am 8 50 prt
Lv Charlotte, 7 0' am 9 30pm
Salisbury, 8 27 1.1 00
Lv Hot Spring- 6 22 pm 12 89pm
Abbeville, 2 4C pm 4 95
Statesville, 7 07 pm 9 17
Ar Salisbury, 8 00am 10 12pm
Lv Salisbury, 8 37 11 '8
Ar Greensboro, 10 20 12 42
Salem, 1140am t2 20am
Lv Greensboro 10 30 1 CO am
Ar Durham, 12 33am 5 07 an
Raleigh. 1 25pm 7 ?0
Lv Raleigh ! 30 8 46 ,n
Ar Goldsboro, 3 L0 12 28 prr
LvGreensborc, K 30n, 12 tyyu
Ar Danville 12 10pm a 35 am
Keysville, 2 52pic 5 02 an
Burkeville. 3 27 5 43
Richm oud. 5 b0 7 40
BXTWKKN
WEST POIT AM RICHMOND.
t7 50am Lv WeBt Foint,Lv t8 5t'am
9 lo am Ar Richmond Ar.lu 40 pit
8 10 pm Lv Richmond Lv 4 40
5 00pm Ar West 1'oint Ar 6 00pm
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND RAL
EIGH via Keysville,
"9 50 amLv Raleigh Ar 10 46 pm
tDaily except Sunday. U ty
Daily, except Moc v?
Sol Haas, JasLTtt,o
Tiafflc Man'g'r. n' - ' r
W. A. Turk,
A G. P. A.,r Charlotte, N 0
KiMlioad Nrhfdule, Jtr.
ThPLv.nirg Visitor
Ai nnttr ov.nt 1 in
Wilmington V?'-ion tftfln I MB I
HninlMi ("!rii1i nui . ' '
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Nov. 2.No S3 No 27 No 41
181. Dally. F't m'l d'y, ex
Daily. Bund'y
LeWeldon, 18 SCpm 6 48pm 6 20am
Ar Rocky Mt, 140pm 724am
Ar Tarboro, 2 18pm
Le Tarboro, 12 68pm 6 00pm
Ar Wilson, 2 18pm 7 UOj m 7 i3am
Le Wilson, t2 80pm
Ar Selma, 8 80pm
Ar Fay tville 5 30pm
Le G'dsboro, 8 15pm 7 42pm 8 40ttm
Le Warsaw, 4 14pm 9 34am
Le Magnolia, 4 v7pm 8 40pm u 4nm
Ar WJVton. 600pm .V.p:n 1 1 20am
TRAINS GOING NOBTH
No 14 No 78, No 40,
dail y. d'y, ex
daily Sund'y.
Lv Wl'gton, 12 35am 915am 4 25pm
Lv Magnolia, 10 67am ? 10pm
L-j Wueaw, 1111am 'J 25pm
Ar G'dsboro, 2 55am 12 05am 7 30pm
L-Fay V.-. lie, 9 10am
IrSouna, JlC?cm
Ar Wilson,
Lv Wilejn,
AxRockvMt, 180pm 8 53pm
Ar Tarboro, 6 30am2 18pm
Lv Tarboro, i2 68pm
Ar Weldou, 5 05am 2 55pm 10 00pm
Daily except Sunday.
John P Divine,
General Superintendent.
J R Kbnlt, 6apT ?-ans.
T M SiUtRSOH. inral Pass Agt
12 10pm
3'5am 12 58pm 8 23pm
iialeiKh and Augusta A-1 BB
To takt effect 9 a m, Sunday, Oct
25, 1391.
Trains mov- Trains mov
ing South. ing North.
No 41, No 88,
Pass and Mail. Pa?s and Mail.
Daily ex Sun. Daily ex Sun
Leave. Arrive.
4 00 p iii Raleigh, 11 20 am
4 19 " Cary, 11 01 am
4 31 " Apex, 10 49 am
5 05 11 Moncure, 10 16 am
5 28 " Sanford, 9 52 am
5 54 " Cameron, 9 26 am
6 21" Southern Pines, 8 58 am
7 20 " Hamlet, 8 00 am
8 18 " Gibson, Lv 7 00 am
Cape Fear fc Yadkin Valley
Railroad Company.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In effect Dec. 1st. 1891.
northbound I D'y ex S'y I D'y ex S'v
No 4
Northbound
Trains.
Thro Prt and
Pass 23,
j Daily exct -
onnuay.
p m Lv
5 10
5 35 :
5 55am
7 06am
8 00pm
8 46pm
9 39pm
11 30pm
Southbound
Trains.
Thro Prt and
Pass 22,
-Stations- Daily exct
Sunday.
17i 25c
15 20c
15 25c
80 85c
96 60
12 55 p m
142 pm
811 pm
10 05 a m
10 35 am
12 55 p m
S'y D'y x S'y
"o8
No 2
Le Wilmington, 10 40 a m
Ar Payetteviile, 8 04 pm
Le Payetteviile, 3 IP p m
Le Sanford, 4 42 p m
Ar Greensuoro, 7 10 p m
Le Greensboro, 7 20 p m
Le Walnut Cove, 8 49 p m
Ar Mt Airy, 10 45 p m
Le Bennettsville.
Le Maxton,
Ar FaytTfcfcoville,
No 16 daily except Sunday.
Le Ramseur 1 25 a ax
Ar Greensboro,
Le Greensboro,
Ar Madison
southbound ! D'y ex
Nol
Le Mt Airy, 6 55 a m
Le Walnut Cove, 8 45
Ar Greensboro, 10 10 a w
Le Greensboro, 10 80 a m
Le Sanford, 12 45 p m
Ar Payetteviile, 2C6pm
Le Fayetteville, 3 15pm
Ar Wilmington, 6 40 p v
Le Fayetteville, 2 11 p m
Le Maxton, 3 31 p m
Ar Benuettsvine, 4 22 p m
. No 15 daily except Sunday ,
Le Madison, 80 p no
Ar Greecsbc to. 4 85 p n
Le Greensboro, 5 10pm
Ar Ramseur, 8 25 n
No. 11.
Lv Mt Airy 2 10 p m
Lv Walnut Cove 6 00 p m
Ar Greensboro 8 45 p m
W '& KYLE,
Genera! Fa?.eenger AgM&.
J W Pntv, Gen Supfc.
Ar
Raleigh
Cary
Apex
Moncure
Sanford
Cameron
South ern,Pines
Ar Hamlet
Lv
P M
6 45
6 16
5 65
4 25
8 6P
2 58
2 10
12 30
PITTSBORO R R.
Leave Pittsboro,
Arrive Moncure,
Leave Moncure
Arrive Pittsboro,
CAKTU AGE P. R,
Leave Carthage,
Arrive Cameron,
Leave Cameron,
Arrive Carthage,
Leave Carthage,
Arrive Cameron,
Leave Cameron,
Arrive Carthage,
9 10 a m
9 55
510pm
e 55
8 00am
8 45
9 45
10 30
4 00pm
4 45 p m
5 50
6 35
WM SMITH, Supt,
it
ALU WHS 9A8T0M R R.
To take effect Sunday, Oct 2Sth, 1891
Trains moving North
No 38, No 34,
Stations. Mail train. Pas & Mail,
When Baby wes sick, we (are her Cutorla.
When she wm a Child, she cried for Cactoria,
When she became Mias, she dung to Oaatorla,
"hen ilw had Chlldre" aha fare them Oaetocla.
7 OREOLK AND&AROLINA R.R ) stations.
11 25 am 5 00 n in
12 05 5 39
12 26 6 01
12 44 6 19
1 00 6 36
8 07" 7 45 p m
2 45 8 30 a m
Trs.ir moving South.
No 41, No 45,
Stations. Mail train. Past &Mail.
Le Raleigb.
Wake,
Franklin ton,
Kittrell,
Henderson.
jLittleton,
Ar Weldon,
Le Weldon,
Littleton,
Henderson,
Kittrell,
Franklinon,
Wake,
Ar Raleigh.
12 15 p m
12 52
2 28
8 39
8 56
817
8 65 p m
600am
6 48
753
811
8 5:9
8 50
9 30am
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
South
Bound
Train.
No. 101.
A. M.
Dated Augusi 9th, 1891.
STATIONS.
L9 50
1015
10 27
11 02
1120
1137
1152
12 31
12 53
1 20
P. M
L've Pinner's Point Arrive
North
Bound
Train.
No. 100
P. M.
5 25
L've
L've
Lp
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
Louisburg Ra'iroad.
Trains moving North.
No 88, Pass, No 8,
Mail & Express.
Le Franklint'n, 3 00 pm 8 35am
I Ar Louisburg, 8 5 p m 9 10
Trains moving South.
No 41, Pass, No 9,
Stations. Mai) & Express.
Le LouisbTire, 11 8r am 5 Opm
Ar Franlint'n, 18 05 p m 5 35pm
Wm SMITH. Supt
ATLANTIC dcHS. C. BR,
Time Table No 15.
In effect December 19th, U
2 01
4 47
A II
3 54 i Going east.
3 36 INO&1
Lve
3 80
4 20
4 54
6 4?
p OJ
3 21 Ar
2 39 F vn
2 17 i 17
4 49
150
'. M.
618
9 86
Scledule
Pass trains
Stations
Goldsboro
La Grange
Kinston
New Berne
Morehead City
Dally.
Going west
No 5C
IS P' 'M.I SH KD
EVFRY EVENING
RXCBPT smAY,
AT
PER ANNUM,
OH
Twenty-Five Cents per Month.
Ar
1138
10 46
10 0
8 87
a m
Lve
10 48
10 14
944
No 101 makes connection at Rocky Mount
with W & V Train No 23 for all points
South, and No 78 train for all points North.
G M Sbrpbl, J K Kknly,
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