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STAR ROUTES.
OoNOwa MxiiDxpaets- Ralegh a
8.iotwelL Edle Rock, and Wakened o
Unionhope, Tuesday and Friday 6 a m.
Raleigh m Myatt's Mills to Dunn. Tues
0 i and Friday 6 am.
Raleigh via Kelvyn Grove and Dayton c
Fifb Dam, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
8 Ratoigh via Six Forks and Bargor to
Rogers' store,Tuesday and Friday 1
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Wstefield. Eagle Rock and 8hotwell to Pal
rauh, Wednesday and 8atnrday 7 p m.
Dunn via Myatt's Mills to Raleigh. Mon
day and Thursday 7 pm.
r"sh Dam via Dayton and Kelvyn
to Raleigh, yonday, Wednesday and Fnny
' Rogers' store via Bangor and 8ix Forks to
Raleigh, Tuesday and Friday 12 up
Massey to Raiiigb Tuesday and Friony .t
10 a m.
r-Cloae a4 9 p no a ite.
IiFbsi Duvry dTsTHM. Free dehvrn
Vt 8:30 a m, and 2:30 and 4:45 p m. e
w, )t Sundays. Co1 lections made at sai
hours. 8unday, 6:30 to V:30 a m. Fre d
liven-windows open on SaJJ sRR
',j 3-30 o'clock pm. A. W. SHAJ1 F&tt.
Postmaster
The Evening Yishoi
IS PUBLISHED
EVFRY EVENING
EXCEPT NDA.Y
AT
$3 PER ANNUM.
OR
Tventy-Iive Cents Per Month
BY
W. 171. Brown, Sr.,
RALEIGH, Vi 0.
THE MINISTRY OF WOMAN.
Bow beautiful tha ministry
Of womau geutl Itaodl
Bow soft love's attributes.that spring
At her divine command!
For weal or woe, for good or 111,
About a m-n'e careless lite !
She weaves the blooms ot her heart
As mother, maid or wife!
8h leads bis feet op frn the pit!
She bidi bia spirit !
Soinetiu'es by b -r superior will,
Sometimes by pleading ejerl
Or else sbefures him from tbe heights
To darkest dept is t elowl
From peace and joy and love and
heaven
To bitterness and woel
On! woniaDl Lovely womankind!
Mmi irunil liittf vnn iIav
The ro e if queen, in Mi is your realm,
to Dim vrnom you mav wayi
e Vork Ledger.
DO THEY ALWAYS PaCE TBE
EAST?
Greensboro Record.
One of tbe ministers at the hang
ing Thursday mcrtioned a curious
circumstance which he said be bad j
fteu heard of but could not vouch
for. Hecaid he had been told that
wun a man was hanged, it made no
diff ruco in what position be stood
when the trap was sprung, he was
Bure to be found with bis face towards
the east when tbe body ceased to
move.
The attention of exsheriff Boon,
who has been present at so many ex
ecutious, was called to the matter,
but he said he had never paid any
attention and could not remember.
The first person ih- writer saw
'inugt'd was Bill" Parker, a white
man, who was expiditud out of this
vorld by ex sheriff Stafford about
weoty years ago He Vkicked" so
lard at his fare, stooping down to
shorten the fall, and in many ways
rsinto keep bia neck from being
r'.ke.i, ihat t-verybol who wit-
esse it became so excited, little no
tice was taken of hin position, but it
is our reuolleMon that he faced the
east when death released him.
barles Blu.ckman, who was execu
ted here sorre time ago, stoc dlook
ing directly south wban the trap fell
When he ceased to move, his face
wa9 towards the east. Tbe two men
just hanged were facing west, but
turned half around and were found
with their faces due east.
That Tired Feeling
Which is so specially overpowering when the
seasons change, and that prostration follow
ing severe attacks of illness, are overcome
by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which imparts the
strength and appetite so much desired.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has accomplished won
ders for people who were ' all run down."
Hood's Pills have won high praise for
their easy yet efficient action. Try them.
ELECTION RETURNS.
According to the New York Sun
the Australian billot system pre
vails in a mora.or less complete form
in the following twenty eight States
of the Union : Arkansas, California,
Connecticut, D 4 are, Indiana, Min
nesota, Maina, Michigan, Missouri,
Montana. Maryland, JNebraska, New
Hampshire. North Dakota New York,
New Jersf y, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl
vanla, Rhode Island, Tennessee,
South Dakota, Illinois, West Virgin
ia, Wisconsin, Washington, Wyoming
and Vermont.
All these States except New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut provide
for a " blanket" ballot. Tbe Austra
lian rale of putting candidates' names
on tbe t allot in '.'alphabetical order
under the titles of offices obtains i
Califorina, Massachusetts, Montana,
Minnesota, Kentucky, Nebraska
New Hampshire, Oregon. Rhode
Island, Tt nnessee, Washington, Wyo
ming and Vermont. Tbe Belgian
system of grouping party tickets
(where a party device or symbol is
used) is followed in Delaware, Indi
ana, Maine, Maryland, Missouri,
Ohio and Wisconsin.
It follows quite certainly that the
count of ballots on election night will
be almost unprecedeatedly tedious
and slow. Election officers (except in
a few of the States named) will not
be able to separate 'the straight
tickets" into heaps and count them
boldly, bat will have to call off and
tally each candidate's votes.
v wyy vw
w m w m ma ' mm mm as mm m
for Infants and Children.
" futoria is bo well adapted to children that
I nvommend it as superior to any prescription
tnown to me," It A. Arcuer, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford Ct, Erooklyn, N. Y.
"The use of 'Castoria ii do universal r.nd
i! s i.iL-riL) so well known that it seems a work
of supereropation to ("ndorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
Cablos Mjlrttm, D. D.,
New York City.
Coal & Wood.
We have in stock and constantly coming
COALS!
SOFT
of the most
POPULAR AND ECONOMICAL
kinds, including
RUSSELL CREEK
GAYTON 0
LUMP
EfJQ
The best coal for domestic use for the
prices to be hand in the country.
Pocahontas Steam
Coal is universally acknowledged to be the
best ever produced in reanh of this section.
Car load to any depot direct from mines.
naviug ueeu in luc ivai uuouicos tut
past fifteen yeurs and studying the subject
and the wants of the customers, we have se
cured the bst and cheapest.
OAK AND PINE WOUD,
long and cut, at4bottom prices.
JONES&POWELL
Telephones 41 and 71,
RALEKJH, N. O.
t.
Favire made all the money necessary to
reduce price for the benefit of our customers, ,
we will sell a lot of nice pine wood for 1 j
per cord on yard, or 1 50 delivered any
where in the city.
LIME 1 10 per barrel.
LATHS II 60 per 1,000.
Best on market. Lumber in plank, pro
miscuous width. 98 P0. Framing from $9 to
$11 per J.r.OO. Flooring and ceiling 112 50.
114, 115 per 100.
Sash,- Doors,- Blinds,
and Moulding reduced in same proportion.
Best Heart Shingles
alvays on hand. We manufacture our own
material which enables us to sell at bottom
prices. Our motto is quick sales and small
profits. jy!6 tf
Ellington Rojstcr k Co,
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18W Dailv P't nVl d'y, ex
Daily. Sund'y
LsWeldon. l3Cpm " 43mu 6 40am
ArRo?kyMt, I 40pm 6 sFpu, 7 47ara
ir Tarboro i 18nm
Le Tarboro. 12 Myin OOp t
Ar Wilson 5Wit 7 iX)pm 817am
Le Wilson '3 8omn
ArSelm-i 9 a-inn
Ar Fay'tviUw s .'iO-im
Le Q-'dsboTO H'inm 70pm uuuam
Le Warsaw, I Hpra i"uuam
Le Magnolia. JV7pm 8 40pm in 14am
ArW?!'nr'"" rt0r 0 R5pm 1 1 4am
TU4IHS fl-OIN NORTH.
Nil"! No 78. No0,
daiiv d'y. ex
dsllv Sund'y.
LvWil'irton, 210am 915am 4Wpm
Lv Magnolia. 3 tO 57am 5 40pm
LeWars'vw, 1111am 55 5pm
ArQ'dsboro. 4 r.;ti t2 05Rm 56pm
LeFav'tvill. P 10am
LvSelma 110Pnt
Ar Wilson i?10pm
Lv Wilson. fil4nv 12 58pm "?48pm
Ar RockvMt. 5 37 1 "0pm s 2lnm
Ar Tarboro, "6 30am ' 9 1 Spro
Lv Tarboro 12 58pm
ArWeldn. 6R5tim 2 55pm 35pm
Tally 'xceot 8'andav
JOHN F UIVINB.
Reneral 8nrerln(.ndent.
J R KBrr.Y. Sap't T'aos.
AXLiNIICAX. J.
Time Table No 15.
In effect December 19th, 1888.
Going ea S5htdnle. Going west
No 51 Pass trams No 50
Ar Lvp Stations Ar Lve
m 8 r Ooldshoro 11 88 a
4 17 t W La Grange 10 46 10 48
I 49 4 54 Klniton 10 09 10 14
6 18 6 4f Nw Berne 8 27 8 44
6 26 p m Jforehead 0tv am BR?
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Rlchnond &DanTlUe R R Co'f.
CondeDseU brtiedule
In effect Oct. 8, IbW. Zem
St.nthbounrt PUl?,i
Ko 9 ho 11
Lv Richmond, 3 00pm jf?
Barkeviile, ft UJpm ft COani
Keysville. ft 42pm 6tnj
ArDinvUle SCOpui 8arn
Ar Wreensnoro. tO Oipm 10 (rtRW
LvGoldsboio, 3t0pm
ArRaleUl. 5 45pm
L9 Raleigh 810 7 00am
L Durham, 7 07
Ar reers'-oio, 0 40 J0'
Lt Salem. tSOO
Greensbci o. 10 15pm 10 15 -
ArPalisbury, W iam 1JL
ArBUtosviHe, 2S5 S?pm
Ar Atheville. 7 50an 6 US.
Ar Hot Springs, 10 50 7 Hi
Lr Salisburyf 123 W0Pm
Ar Charlotte, 2 00 lJOflP
Bpartanuurg, 5 00 4 18
Hreenville. 3 1C
Atlanta. llSSpm 10 30pm
Charlctte, 2 10 a m 1
rColumb'i 6 45 SSpaI
AuRueta, 12 00n'n 25011.
Korthlinnr' Dally.
-... NolO HoU
LvAuRUetu, '0"0pm 8J5an
Columbia. 1130 IV 15pm
ArCherlott., 6 00 am 4 30
Lv Atlanta. GC pm 8 05 am
Ar Charlotte, 6 30am 610 pm
Lv Charlotte, 8 48am 6 3Ppm
Salisbury, 8 1
Lv Hot Spring" 7 25 pm 12 39pm
Asheville, C 03 am 2 80
Statesville, 2 60 am 7 01
Ar Salisbury, 4 COam 7 61pm
Lv Salisbury, 2? .8 15
Ar Greensboro, 10 00 8 50pm
Salem, U 30 am 1 12 80 am
Lv Greensboro 10 20 H (5 am
Ar Durham, 12 Upm 1 02im
Raleigh. 1 0pcu 2 00
Lv Raleigh 1 &
Ar Goldsboro. 8 OC
Lv Greensboro, li 2on. 10 20pm
Ar Uanvll-p l uipm i u ux
Keysville, 8 46pm 8 33am
Burkeville, 8 28 4 15
Richmond, . SO 0 18
BKTWKKN
WEST POINT AND RICHMOND.
t7 50 am Lv West Polnt,Lv t8 60am
9 05 am Ar Richmond Ar 10 40 am
810 pm Lv R'chmon(?4 Lv 4 45pm
6 00pm Ar West i'oint Ar 6 00pm
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND RAL
ElliH via KevRTille,
8 15pmLv Raleigh Ar JO 20am
tDaily except Sunday. ' ily.
1 Daily, except 'on-A.v
E. BERKLEY, W. A. TURK,
Superintendent, Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
Richmond, Va. Washington, D. C.
8. H. HARD WK?K, Ass't Gen. Pass.
Agent, Atlanta, Ga:
W. H. GREEN, SOL HAAS,
Gen'l Manager, Traffic Manager,
Wafhington.D.C. Washington,DO.
Balein;) Hud Ao&usta A-li It 11
To take effect 9 am, Sunday, Aug.
26. W?.
Trains mov- Trains mov
ing South. ing North.
No 41, No 88,
Pass and Mail. fass and Mail.
Daily ex Son Daily ex Sun
Leave. Arrive.
4 20 p ro Rale.fe.ri, 11 17 am
B4 41 " Cary, 10 57 am
'i.4 54 44 Apex, 10 45 am
5 31 44 Moncure, 1011 am
6 00 44 Sanford, 9 an
g6 21 44 Cameron, 9 12 am
j6 5 4 44 Southern Pises, 8 41 am
7 50 44 Hamlet, 7 40 am
) 18 44 Gibson, Lv 00 am
Northbound
Trains.
Thro Ert and
Paes-23,
Dally exct
Sunday.
Southbound
Trains.
Thro Ert and
Pass 22,i
Stations- Daily exct
JSunday.
Ar p M
P M Lv
Raleigh
7 21
7 43am
8 tSain
9 27pm
10 10pm
11 OOpn.
Cary , 5 46
Apex 5 80
Moncnre 4 20
Sanford ' tf 40
Cameron ' 2 45
Southern Pines 1 65
Karulet Lv 12 80
Ar
PITTSBORO R R.
Pitteboro,
Monciro,
1 ave
.rrive
910am
9 55
6 lOp m
6 56
8 00 am
8 45
9 46
10 80
4 00pm
4 45 p m .
5 60
1 icave
Mono-ire
.rrive
FitlS'ioro,
OAK.') HAG 5k B B.
Carthage,
1 leave
.rrive
Cameron,
Leave
Cameron.
.rrive
Carthage,
1 ewe
.rrive
I eftve
rr,T e
Carthage,
('emron,
Cameron,
6 85
m smith. Supt.
' ohmoljk AMD Carolina. r.r
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COVnK!8SH.J SCHKDULK.
Dated itntfusi 9rh, 1891.
South No'th
tind Bound
I rin. STATloss. Train.
o.l01. No. 100
AM. p. M.
P50 L've Finner's rointjArrive 5 25
in 15 L've Drivers, Arrive 2 01
1U27 L've Suffolk Arrive 4 47
1102 L'e Gates, Arrive 414
II 20 L've Tunis, Arrive 3 54
11 37 L've Ahoskey, Arrive 3 36
1162 L've Aulauder, Arrive 3 21
1-31 L've Hobstood, Arrive 2 39
12 53 I 'v? Tarboro. Arrive 217
1 20 Ar Kocky Mount, L've 1 5o
P. M. A. Mo
No 101 makes connection at Roc&y Moun
with W fe W Train No 23 for all points
South, and No 78 train for all points North.
G M SiiRPKii, j k Kbnlt,
Gen'l Manage Supt Trans
T M EMBftsos, Gen'l Passenger Ag