PeiLIIHSD EVEBT TUCRSDAT
—AT—
Williams ton, N. C. -
ALFRED R. WHITIIORE,
lditer and Publiihar.
|r |«r«d at the Post Office at
Vfthaaton, N. 0., as Second
Cla* Mail Matter.
•OISCRIPTION.fi a year-
TavMaar, APRIL i, 1901.
M there is en X marked across
Ali pesegraph it mean* that your
atlMripiioa expire* with this issue
u that you are respectfully re
ftestsd to renew at once or your
aeate will he dropped.
When the Grand Jurjr made
ita report to the Superior Court
last week, it advised that the
County Home be made more
comfortable, and that better
bidding be used for the inmate*
Wahope that those in eliarge of
this institution will initio tltes"
necesiary improvements be
fore cold woather comes .gaii .
We are sure tlio decision
reached in the
trial wilkbrhig about a bettor
feeling in political ciec'o*. and
aa one of tlid first fruits of thin
action on the part of the Sen
ate, \vn
the counsel for tli« prosecution
of Democratic Registrars has
said: That he would not be a
party to tho continuance of
those casoj.und would do all he
could to nol pros every indict
ment ag'.iiut thorn,
It i«tln» pririncc of the edi
tor of tho town piper, not
only to encourage new enter
prisoa, and te furnish the peo
ple w.ti the nows, bnt, nlso to
commend the right nnd t» con
derail the wrong and acting in
view of those premise*; we de
sire to call the attention of our
town anthoritiea to the do*-or«
tion of the Snkb'.th day by a
crowd of thoughtless vonng
men who after nightfall went
about the town singing songs
firing pistols.nnd in at local one
instance destroying property by
tearing down fences
We are sure the young men
did not realize what they were
doing, or they would not have
nctcd as they did around one
home whore loving parenlswere
"watching over a sick, nnd they
tearod, a dying child Our
youtJ:{ men nre good benrted
boys, who would not wi'lingly
hurt anyone, hut they ought to
bs mora thougk.tful,
Young men, remember the
rejnit.itio i of th»» town is in
your lunda whit will you
make it? Lefsp-ill togfcther
and give on:• town t!i" best
name for nil tint i- go J
(Durham Sun)
The impeachment trial hns
ended and the p»o;>le can set
tle dewn to n calm survey of
the matter and move on to
other matters pertaining to ntir
material welfare. There in u
large class of people who be
lieved the judgei ought to have
been impeached, andjthey aiv 1
enthusiastic in the expression '
of their opinions The trial wi>
a fair one; and in view of all
tho circulate ness and the pa- i
tieat hearing given, it is per* I
haps best that it turned eut as
it did. We don't know. \\ne '
hope so. We havs DO criticiam '
to make on the high court that |
tried them, llwas composed i
of conscientious gentlemen, (
and they had all the facta well j
in hand. Thejr wort the most i
capable Judges, We ctu inly-1
S ■ +
hope the verdiot will have the
effeoi of ridding the State of
extreme partisanship, which
is the heme of all good govern
ment, and will have a god effect
upon all of&oe-holders, both
now in office end ftiture incum
bents. While there are some
who are of the opinion that th"
Senator* who »vot#d "not
guilty" will have a trying time
in explaining their votes to
their constituenta in time to
coaio. we are still hoping that
everything will work out for
tho test, and now that tho
nutter ia over we hope har
mony will prevail and that
North Carolina will progress
as she has never progressed
before, and that the Supreme
Court, aawell as the people.J
will learn a les«ou from the
recent trial. '/
wimrmETTE*
(Fiooa our tl*r Corr«*p.,nJ«nt.) x
Aprjl Ist, 1001
Frail FII niton is now a Brig
adier General in tlie regular array,
thanks to thu aotion of the Presi
dent It i* n»t creditahlo to army
officers to lin trying to ltd little
such acta us leu Funatou's cap
ture to' Aguimtlilo, becuiso of their
op|»isitioa to a volunteor offluor
Brigadier General
iu the regular army, which was
tho only military reward the Preii
deut c.'uld give Funnton, the new
Army law specifically stating
thai m» volunteer offleor should be
given a c >m nission in the regular
army be»weert that of Lieutenant
and BiijjiidiarOat.oral.
Thu Preaideut promptly ap
pointed Fuaiton a Brigadier re
gardless of the opposition of array
officers aad their friends.Punston's
admirers rejoice that he did so at
once, as they know that the arm v
ring can wield a powerful influeuce
and they feared if given time en
ough to get concentrated upon the
President, it might have succeeded
in preventing the appointment.
This fight ugsinst Funston, which
may ho carried intr. tho if. R. Sen
ate to try to prevent he confirm
ation of his nomination, is iptrelv
a revival of the old fight df the
West~"Poiliters against the out
xidviP,which hasheen i/oing en for
many years, the headquarters of
the Went Pointers may lie *aid to
l»o in Adjuntan; Goneral Corbin'e
office, at. tho War De|>nrjme»t. al
though he is not a Went Pointer
himself- Gen. Corbin is a man of
undoubted ability, but is a well,
known tact that he is now a Major
General, more through political
and petticoat influences exerted
under various administrations than
because of hi* military service 01
accomplish mints, ft in regarded
a* Oorbin's influence that prevent
ed Sec'y Root sending congratu
lations to either McArthuror Fun
si on on the capture ot Agninaldo,
nntrt aftAr Scc'v Long had enngra*
lated both tdhefrM in 'lisosblHgram
to AdiiHral- U«siot»". as »vt-ll ns
thauked them tin tle ii pr«i*e of
the »'avy t. r its asMiHtance: Sec'y
Root and Gen ttorbin would better
ha very careful unless they wi*h to
very uupoptiiar The pub
lic lees not care a rap about rival
ry between Went and
outsiders in the army, but it ad
inirefl bravery and daring and de
sires nay, demands that it, shall be
rewarded wherever found. Senator
Hnrt'iji voitred public opiuion,when
lio naid. just alter urging the Pre
sident to announce Funstou'a ap
l>ointment to,ha Brigadier Gener
al: "Fonstou has i lie quality of
ability that geta thvre.' It doesn't
make any difference how he tloea
it, hut he gols there. Whetlier it
is by beatiug the Filipinos at their
own tricks, or swimuiiug streams,
or just jdsin hard hand t«» hand
fighting. We expected to have him
made a Brigadier General iu the
regular army. Tkat was certainly
not too much to ask as a reward
for such aa exploit:"
Officials expect that the capture
of Aguiualdo, and the surrender
of the other Filipino officers and
men will make it unnecessary to
keep as large an aimy in the Plul
ipiuesas was planned (or when
Congress panted the Ahny hill .and
if reports from Gen. Mac-Arthur
and the Phillipiae Commission,
bear out those expectations, orders
I" .■ •
i are likely te bs ieeeed limiting the
number of rase te be recmited un
der the law, which provides tor a
regular array of 100,000* What
Unit will bs.wttl/ifsoorse, depend
a pen latere reports.
It is regard*! as eertaia that the
President will appoint ra'ioci%a ,
Oalvle P. Titos, Cosipeay B, In
faatry.a cadet at large la the Mili
tary Academy at West Point, for
onnspieaons bravery in China The
following petition,signed by every
officer servisg with the Fourteenth
hai been reoeived at the War De
partment:"Diiriag his s-rvice Mu
sician Titus has profss iiimselt U»
he a ti ustworthy,intelligent,sober,
brave and thorough soldier. On
August,l4tb,l9oo,at Pckin China,
he was the flrft American to teal*
ihs wall of the Chiaese city and
■enter Pekin On the following day.
while engaged in the fight in the
Imperial city, he received a slight
wonnd. His meritorious conduct
deserves recognition, and it is lie
lievsl thst it i(iven an appoint
ment to Wsst Point and a Com
mission upon graduation, Musician
Titus will make an excellent officer.
Senator Piatt, of Conn . author
of the terms for withdrawing from
Cuba, said ot those lertni; "Some
people, both here an I in Ciiba as
aert that we seek to eateMiah a
protectorate, bit this is entirely a
iui3')sce|>tion The acceptance of
the terms will not cNtabhsh a pro*
teotorati in any seoss that the
word has ever been used in inter
national law Tlia situation i~
uniqus and there lali>ni betweenua
and Cuba will lie unique and may
In) properly expresael by saying
that the tJ. 8 desires to liec rae
the guarantor of Cuban indp-ii
dence, an I the stability of its gov
emmeiit. Tlis right of iuterveti
tion, which we insist upon, ia only
to ke exercised lo that end,arid only
when necessary for that purpose.
It will not authorise any interfer
ence On thepart of our government
iti Cuban affairs, utilaas clrcuai
stances arise which reijtiira that we
should act to preserve their inde
peudsnce, or insipa traiq-iilitr,
and such a step could only be tai
i-u as the result of deliberate action
by Congress. The Cuban republic
will be comparatively weak and
ooatile tiy Itieifio cope witti prob
lems very likely to arise both as to
its foreign policy nnd domestic y>n
ditions It may neud the assistance
of the U S. ail in stent of resent
ins the willingness of the U H. to
assist it, it oil/lit. to bo thankful ,
that it bass i p twerful a friend." t
' JSOIIOK !
IlA'tug qui'lrtrd a« up.m the
of C. C- ColtrtliiP drcrniwtl; Njllci* U hfrf
hyifivttt to aUixTiotia hcMtng i laint*t)|{ntuati
estate to preaent them to ih? utiderai^t.'d for
ptiym'tit ut| or l»foit tlir ;,th Uv f Aptll.
or this notice v ill bc.plc««l itt b it of th» ir irco\
crv. All persons (nJehted tr> iwiU titate are re"
Hnetted to itutke imturdintc jviyment
TliU |»4 d %y of April loot.
J L. COX.TRA!N. Adm'r
Till But hmdy far RliiiMtUß,
QUICK HILIKK raoa PAIN.
AH who una t'bantberUin's Pai»
Halm for rlie:imttiin ar« ilsltg'-ted
with the qti'i'k r»iief In m [sin which
it stfords. When s|*«aking this Mr.l).
N. Sinks, of froy, t> , aays: "Some
time I had s asvere attiok of i ktu
miti«m in an- sr»a >n I sleoi'der. I
Hied ii'ini'to'i' dies but g t tin
le'iel until I win ieeoinm>nde t by
MMIW. Uitfl, F. |V irs ill' a I'o ,dmg
li*ts of litis pliO", to try Chatnlar'
Inin'e Paili lis w. 't|i«y ircoctnriid it
HO lligldy that I b>iight ii Imttl* i
was soon relieved ot all paw I b»v>
»ince reocomnsiided this liniment to
insny of my frisnds, who mr» w : li
toe ibat it ths be»t remedy tor innsen
lar ih-um%ti«m in the mullet. K.ir
by N. 8' Pm-I 4 I'o
Noith Caratln* » Sn|wtiur Court, "*
uarttu County ( March Trrui, i^oi.
Jordan Itufln )
V Rull for Di»wrc«.
Fsnnic lula )
Thr StfcnSaot sbov* nanird »ilt ult uottw >
that «n action cnlitlad at aW ha» tm n com o
menccd In Ike Superiar C 'Urt of m,«u» Ctmnly o
for Divorce; and the Hal t .lcfradanl witl fHiO.tr
'laV'c notice that si *la n to apm' at tli« ti
next term of Ilia Kup*ilorC.i«rl Sf aaU roaaty h
hsldth« jnl xoaOay In March, loai.at i
Hie caurt houaa In Wltllamaton. N. t, and aua- ti
wer oi dtir.ur lo th« eomplaint la aahl action or \
tbe plelnUt will apply to tha Oaait for the relief .
dcmanOeJ In said complaint. ,
Ttola 4th Fehraary, 19*1. >
[Sifnad] J. A. HOBBa, c
Clerk Superior Court*
Head onr club offer la this iaaae.
1
When you nt ed ,
t JOB t I'IttSTLNG f I
Seud aa jour next order. j
- .. .• _ •• :• •'
, JtMMlfc't Im SM It
If he'd bed Itching Pilea. They're
terriby annoying; but Buekleu'a Ar*
nie* itlfe will cute the wor»t mm of
pflavoe kaajcured thousand*.
For lojurifitTafte or Bodily Ernp*
Hone ita the beet eeWe la the world.
Price 29a • box. Cere gtureDteed-
Sold by H. 8 Peel A Co. !
*•
There nra bergenia end target ua
•l QargAfttie' looking Tor pnrehneee
IV e know y»n woa't lei' them p»u.
It K«yf it Lig.
Tw»lre ye* re ag» J. W.SnllW»n ef
Hartford, C»en, err«teb«d h>« •»*
•ilb* fe*ty wire. Inflammation end
blood pol*»aing Met in. Far two year,
be M'ffWid intensely. Tier* beat
doetofe urged en. potation, "but** be
writes: "I ueed »»ne bottl* of Rlpetric
Biiitraeod Hboieeol Bucklen'e Ar
nice Halve and my leg wee uind and
wall ea aver." Ftf Ri uptiona, Rc
atnia, Teller,,Bilt Ri*em, Sofaa end
ill blood dia«r>lare K)eelria Hitter*
baa no rieel on rertb Try ikem. N.
S Peel A Go. will guarantee aetie
fcction'tr refund money. Only 500.
—r* — V-»" tr-
NOTICE 11 1
it rt
Thf I'lertlf'n cettift •!> (or the Ml* of J.JBow
«'• liUitit In I nrulii |il«i of land in Goo*a
Nut Ti'wa*hl|>, K. C., for lain due for >h« year
■*99, hating Imb lo nr. 1 (hall, unleaa leg
al irdtiapiion It mate, demmd deed for umi
ThU i.,»h day of March iyei
'i—*i P ,S (KO. L HtNP.B.
A Ri;lif, S)«ft»i Fli«4.
Washed down a i>-l«iiaph hue
wliishK. Bllia >n, af Libtiit la hud I
io repair, "S'ei.dutg wairt daep in ioy
water,' he witae: VQaffl ma a terrible
co'd attd omtgh'lt |r?w *nr*a dttilv.
Finally ■be I'ewt dyolnrin Oakland
Nfb 3l 'HI axil Omah i • ild I W
I liffan u.ie*lJr, Die*
novt-ry *n I wag w« lit ail red If til.
U .it OP.' * If'*'* !'** ' '*
Cough*, all i |.y >•' end
Limn truut'la* |»* 8 IVI A «'6.|
t'riue 60J end fl 00.
n» vi m*of a dan«f iw lli* aup«ri'n Court of
Mail! i Cannty In a aj* tal V r >Ctedlng the:rl'i
j>«tidluf in ie Alan* l * lf***ell, Adru'r Harriet )
'Urrt on, IKr'd ag.nnt Ama Kdtaei d*on and
wife, *t al' I thatl eiffcoS'to public *a!e before
O.UII Hon* door lu lit* town of Wi'llaiurt.ui, N
C on Mouday I lie I*l lay of April l«*i. Il« follow
tag teal etiatr to wit —A nttaia trait of laud la
ditfla'i Tjwinhl-i, count) *fu|. aalad.amt know i
aa l.nt Nil.—ln the di\i»iuu of the landa of the
iale Kodert t.anier among hi* hetia. being the
«ame lot aaaigued .lo aaitl Harilel J. Karrlaon.
I»« M ailjutnldg 111* landa of Karter !,l'le\ and
vthr.a (.unlal iiig 44 a«red awrf or lata. For da
finite deaci ipllon aa laiiaiiitjUrlPa.i*fer«aee ma v
be had lo lite publi* rrgitlery of Marllu County
Termanf a«
Thla March tat, l«M. i.
AI.ONZO MAasKI.I Adm't and Com.
"I liarr l>e- n troullad «itli indi«r«
iif>n fir tan vaara, Itara triad mußy
thintfa and ap nt nuiali mon*V In no
putpoaa It it il I tried Kdlol |li'-pa|>-
atit Cilia I Lava taken two utid
got'an niiri" ralivf from ih''m tltiin «l
other medieinea taken. I faal more
lika a lor than ! hevr f*l in turan'r
ri«ar«." A nd» ren of Bunny
Irtiia, Teg, Tboiia d 14 Imva '\te*li(Se l
a» did Mr- Ri(|*a; D. Ceralarphen.
North Carolina I Suyttiot Sown,
Martiii County f • • » »
-IrvnßMm wM wii ■■■"• *'r
Comttu el *i«
To Cornelitft and Uftrttit n«>«rlv»N, yQ"
Irrhy auratt'oned to ftppctr bef tr* the Super!'*
Court of Mat tin County, H. C. ou the »nd MihkHiv
after the int M »m4hv in Mj|-rh, i«»t, iniwrr or
demur !•> the complaint ll'ed lu thl» ea tae. The
«if tl»1* it4o i>nrcha*e a mortfrac
tn by fie father of the .tefen 'ait t > Taa. K
voore ait«t ' y )i|m for value awijnied lo W.
SI flvrn nuder my lau4 And aeal thU tl e
tal day of February i
A. if* »PBH,
Clerk Rupertor Court.
Ynn will waata line if yon try t»
t'lira tiidigeation or dyap»t»ia
in a v«nr«lf. T'int nnle miku i
worse wbsn you deieat berdtl>. Yon
alwavN ne°d pT#n»y of uood fnml pr 'P
erly d BPai«»|. Ki' l d l>»«|iapiia I'm#
IN Ho r»»'|'i tot va :.r« of B'-iin'ifil' ta
Teh for a metliina tl at would
Ha*t ti 't "illv aom* e|aitte-itß of •*».» t. 1
a»yry kin-l. An I it i ili« >n- r« »•» 'v
tbi> «i'l d .'it. 0 1)
y
>l>'tV Ctrillnr) V
Ma.-tln i"«a»(y V !n the Snprriov Cau'l
Ti. s a want. r:ai"ttr|
'i . * £i Sa'e»
J II Water*, He fa i
Ky *l-1 oe of an l urcuilnn direcie ' to the o»dr r.
aigard fram the .'*u>«rKir Coa't ol Mailt
Cwinty in the aoowe et titled actt.i» ( t wilt on tkc i
Id Moni'avlhe «th .'.»•■ of March 19ft, at tal
o'v.oct, M at the Coturt h«u«- don nf -atd
c maty, Sail ta the hig!ie>l l for cat"*, i
v : afy (aid Ritcullmi. ad the rljt I 111 'r and tn I
tereat whloh tire aald J. H. Watera, Defenda tl.
ha. la tha loltowlag deaeiibed real aa«alc to wit:
\ undivided later**! la a tract of
land la Martin Ctoanty, tamri aa the Nelaoat
Wattra land, ctmtainlng jaiacrta am or leaa.
adjoining the land* ot M. M. W«teta aad other,
and being tha Und* al«i»lj*d by Chfea. Mlrell .to
*Hclaoa Water*by Dee4duly *i|l»l*e*d i* aaid
ccmaty. Thi* the trad of Jan'* igai.
J. C. CHAWKOeD, Saaairv.
"La«t winter I wea ceafined to atv
bed wit'd e very bed eobl on tba
lunga. DothinKgeve me relief. Finally
my wit'a boti 1.1 bt ■ 'v«ttla of Ilea Mm
ute Cough Cure that rffaoted a apetdv
vttrr. 1 rennet epeak too highly ol
that eieellant remely. " Mr. T. K .
Houeeman, Menatafreej, Fe. C. l>.
OawtorpMa. * Co*
JCorth Carolina I
Ma.tia Covaty f
1 R. C. aprwill, et ala,
r*.
| J. H. Water*, et ata.
By virtue of a decree »f the Caperfcrr Cmirt af
Martin Cuunty made in the above entitled actio*
I will on Monday March rtth, igar, being the fr*t (
Monday of court vcck. at ri o'clock, m. atII to
the hlgVeai Wrtder for ca«h at the Court Jfcae
door lu WJiltmalon the tract W laud in wid
j couuty known at the Netaon Water* Uuhl adjoiit
. in] the laud of K. M. Water* and other., CO*
J taining » acre, mora or lea*.
J* TUU nth day of Pebtuary 1901.
A. O. OATI.ORD. Cm.
' Tt» hij tl Fiif Dsol
tiara found ej
blaaaing to tba lod> in l»r.Knij- New :
' Lite Pills, wliiOli cure Cr>iiatiptttioU,l
iliok Ilanda' lie, J-tnndice,
Malaria, Fr'>e> an 1 Agile mid nil
; L var and ."M iooa' Ii tti.m.i « 1 uiaK
, vrgftablij nave' j("l'a ••• w..k«n.',
0 ily 250 al V H I'ee & tj.,.
- >
A CMS.
Having 111 ranged with ,Mi*«ara.
WhiUimif AMeWidi.Uiafrift AKt'tXa
to rfpreeeßt ilie iVuabingttMi Lifr
In-iiMincr Co.and to write Ai i'idi ui
and Hralili l'niiui«e,«*te. I wtah le
aa> to wy fneii'la tliat I g'inJl tic.
vote mi euiiie lime to the In»ur
aiicß lin*itiaai iii thr I'nuiity hiid am
in poxniou to give you the beet In
auranct) to lie Imd Li If, Heitltn and
Aocidt'Dt ou «'rt«> ttM'inx.
ALKX. CUBBY.
Kodol
Dysptpsic Cure
Dif etto what you eat.
It trUflcUlly dlgeste the food and aldi
Keture lo etranf tbening and recon*,
•tructlng tbe eibauattid digestive or*.
gana. It Ulbe lateatdlacorered digest-;
ant and tonic. No otber preparation
eau approach It io efficiency. It In-1
■lantly relitree and permanently cures
Dyepepela, ladlgeatloa, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Beur btomach, Kcnaca,
1 Sick Headache, ttastralgln Crump"and
: all other reeulti ol imperfect Uigettion
1 PrlccMe.en«tl. largcaK*contain.
; mail (lea. book all ehuut iyipepal* oiatleu 1 rtt
1 Prepored kyK.fr •ettlTT * CO. Cl)icee»
c. n.rAiisTAtiP.'iKN A ro
iMBW SALARY YEARLY
Man and woman of iro^ 4 addreim to represent 1
U«, aome ta Uav;! appdutin? ageuta, othera IW
lorgl Wirk tookinp aft-r our iutere*tv % co anlary
yearly; extra foimulaatoua an«l ca
fttnae*, rapid advance «nent, old eatabiiahed
iioiiae* IVimi 1 eh a nee for rantea* rim or woman
to v«ire pi.nant, *ermanen| uoalliou, liberal
one and *tltt«f New. Hnea. Wrl»«
alonee. "
. STAFFOR3 TREK,
t,t CJia#i*i auvil, , Km Bare i (out.
»j- t«
" ■II nil I.
T9* *OITn»1.
$1.99 I -Mf 0 I
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oi' Th- Kind >uMff(bt.
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Itiruy jf Wi ilS'n i d it' ieta T>m all
tlioritivo aul depv id ni r-f"w» of
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c'aver »'orie, *tionn ipvt ial article,
Itiuuor and veri-e, Witli fln-t
Uana, m.y-e it • naea««i'v in erery in
f.a|li»n' Hnn»u Die wery l.iw aah»
itfnp.'i »4 jiri/}|**»fl 01 tier yaer—pet*
1 within lb*
AtEKTS »a»i'rt in wvai-v to «» F*t"»
ordinary in Inewnt Writ* t'tp par .
'idtt'ata. A trial «iilt ciiptinn wi'|
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A Fleshy
Consumptive
Did you cvtr see oa€ ? 1
I Did you ever hesr of one? c
; Most certainly Dot. Con- » J
sumption is a disease ihot t
invariably causes toss of {
; flesh. f
If you are lifht in weight, i
;! even If your cough is only I
1 ] a slight one, you should |
i certainly take C
Seatt't ■
«f W Ifvtr off uXi hypo- |
' phosphites. No remedy If
Is auehjrperfeer prevrnte ? c
; Ive totcaasumption. Just ■ ?
; the monjent your thront ('5
begins to weaken sod you jf
; Dad you are losing flesh, |
i you should beeio to take it. J
And no other remedy .
has cured so iriany casts r
i of consumption. Unless
you «re for advanced with „,
; this disease. Scou's EmuJ
i sion will ho!l every in- .
ducemcnr ro you tor n
; perfect cure.
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tate of Vine? Gitlikra, drc'l, tMirt ij hiitby.
b'lvrii tuall enrditura having e!aim* arnW»t e*-
lalt in prtarnt Uie war to liu on;!er-i {tied with
in is M iO'h» from thl* day or tbli noil * a 111 be
| iitfct t!i bar of their irijrgf J. All turrw lo
dfbttd to nU fflat*" arc re gut.-1.1! to »«ttic the
•»>«. Tbia ijtb. day of frU a*ty roi.
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ROBERTS" WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD
T0 PRODUCE ™ E EQUAL OF
#llAl§S R FR ROBERTS' CHILLTONIC FOR CHILLS, FEVERS,
m O Night Bweata and Grippe, and
U 111 i 111 *" forms of Malaria.
Inaltre p o NT WAIT TO DtEi
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SPUING TERM BEGINS
JAN'Y 14 -1901.
Y.n»r til l Nova s»hnl' r*r*.jv«; the very h. «t attention. • ■
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Vvlki 1 "i.Uion Main Uue—Train iaavaa WU
uiiutoii, kin. in., arrive* Payettevllle ism p.
u , ttavtn ifvule it »j p.m., am re* laa
foril lAa p. 'V, ».eliiraiu icave* Sanford jas f.
m . iirriv.- I'ayelteviile 4 » p m , leave KajritU
vi .0 4 p 1 arrive* Wiimingtoa 92}L> m.
iv«!.itictt*ine ura.i»Ji—Train leave* Heaaetta
vl;lc » j u. 1:1., Matlon 90J a. m , Red Hpriaga
vsl a ni, Pa.kt HI 1041 a. ut., Hope MHIa iassa.
IJ., arri e ia;eltevillc 1110 Returaiaf leave*
: u>x(te\Uie 4 4, P- Mill* so* p. in., Red
Spiiuki. st l>. in , Mtxtou 6 16p. m.,arrive*B*a
iki.*\iilv : u p. ni.
Cin, itti m at i ..yttte ilk with train Mo. A«|
Max'.au ritii Caioliua central Railroad, at aaa
hpuui;a « n s . the Kod .4j>iiii||* and Bowm ire iall*
r ad, at Huiiioiil with t .e aeal>oaid Air Una and
5j.1.1 ,11 Kailvajr, nt Galf with the Durban aad
\ I'm I ilte 'tallruutl;
1 tai'i *u I v ;ic, Ha ul Neck Hraacb Road laavaa
i.tiduu sw. ki. If alii ax 4 1711. m.,arrtveetaafe
luu 1 10. rk ,a :> ui., tlnceuvflie 6 57 p. m., U*.
1.10.1 ;v, |i. iv.K. luniinK leave* Kiuatan 7 J*a.M
rre.i il.e 1 -,1 a. m., arriving at Halifaa it lla
111., Webloti 11 in., daily except aunday.
I, aiim un V> a«iilngtou llranch leave Waahiaf
tim H ib a. jn . and aje p. Nt, arrive rarawl* f M
a ni., 400 ; lU letnnilng leave Parmete f u a.
in ,n;idf -op. m., *'Tive waibiiiytaa uaaa.ai.
I*IM; FT ■' .u., .'rtjl/ except Sunilay.
iViiii . 1. Tl iI»ro .S. C.. .tally eicapt
. :Aii,. j€t p. in . iiuudajr 4 n p. m , arrlvaa Ptr
liio'lib 7 11 r p. 11l . keturntac, '»*«**
! i !vi iti i ail . except Mimlav, 750 a. and
swtiiMy k ova. ir., ariive* Taiboro mat m*
tits, lk,
I r ..11 01 Midland N. C. Branch laavaa fluid*
boro ||*|V, except Sunday, jOO a »., arrMaa
Huiilhht!d 010 a. in kcturufutf leave* HadtitiM
7 00 u.in., airivea Gnidaboro • *3 a. m.
Traliik 011 Natbvtlle llranch leave Rocky Maaal
at 9S»a. m„ 3 aop. m. .arrive N'aahvlila i**» a.
*l.. 403 p.m., tipiinif hoj e 11 00 a. a., 4 Hi p. ■ ,
kptiirniiig leave Spnng Hope it *oa. ni.,4 up.a.
Nn«hviile 11 43 a. m., s *s P- ">■. arrive at lor
Mount 11 lop. in., Coup. ni . dally except Sunday.
i iaiu on Clinton Inanch lean* Waiaaw fit
Clinton daily, except rtnudav, 11 40 a. at., and 4 a
p. m., Keluruing leave* Cliulun 6 43 a. a., and
> m> p. m.
Tialn No. 78 a akea t-loae ronneetion at Weldaa
fur ail 1 oinu North dally, all rail via kicbaeaA,
H. M. KMI'.KSOK,
Geni Paaacncer AreaC
' R KKNLV, t.eu'l Manager.
1. M. HMKKSON, Tiaflc Manager.
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