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Until
Jablndnrtf--jT of care.
Bedew with healing balm the breast.
And lift the soul in prayer.
The wild waves o( the world's great
Heart,
Obey thy blessed will.
When to load street sod tolling mart,
Thoo whlsperest, Peace, be still."
From Heaven on soft wings gliding
down
Comes silence, sweet and deep;
The feverish pulses of tbo town
Grow still, and sink to sleep;
Berener are the skip, more fair
Tue fields, the hills, the dells.
And softer fljats upon the air
Tne music of the bel s;
Hashed are the strident soands of
trade,
The world's discordant erles;
No factories' sooty smokes invade
And stain the lneent skies.
Bo fair the day so fall of bliss,
So sweet, so calm, so dear,
I'm sore that Heaven near is
That God Himself It is here.
O, holy day! give me thy calm,
Bid my unrest to cease;
Bedew my heart with healing balm,
And to my soul give peace.
A Fact that is Not Always Appreciated
Webster's Weekly.
"Our space is onr dollar?," says the
Winston Republican. A fact in the
newspaper business hard for some
people to remember. When the dray
man hauls for nothing and the llv
eryman rides you for the fun of the
thiuy, It will be time enough to ex
pect the newspaper to give away its
goods, tcwit: its advertising space.
THE WORST HUSBAND.
Chicago Herald.
But after all the wor t husband in
the world 1b not the man who gets
mad. The most unhappy woman I
ever knew was the wife of a man who
never got so far in his wrath as to say
"d -it," and who was never known
to slam the door. The worst thing
about him was his meekness. He
didn't drink, he didn't gamble, and
he didn't run after another woman,
but he snooped, he sneaked and he
then hassled, and if .Providence over
spared anything more disagreeable
to have around than a hen huzzy
man, T never ran across it This fel
low was always on hand to fiad ont
just how many bars of soap were ated
in the family washing and how much
2&gar was put in rhabarb sauce. He
r counted out the grains of coffee
I each serving and favored dried
I pie pies I was at his home on
x ourcn oi j uiy wnen ne gave
children 10 cents apiece for fireworks
and charged it op on their good be
havior account.
If I had been obliged to live in the
same home with that man I should
have Incidentally killed him while
cleaning my gun.
As yet he never raised his voice nor
so much as breathed hard in the
whole course of his life.
for
P
the
his
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f 60c and t .
i .
7in
tnty.
iYtAith
The Charlotte News saw
historical belled buzzard is
Crab Orchard township, this
Mr Ike Seahorn saw the hi
the bell around its neck, on farm
last week. He , could distinctly
bear the tinkling of the bell as the
wearer sailed through the air and he
noticed that the other birds in the
flock paid a good deal of attention to
their comrade with the bell.
Johnson's Magnetic Oil cures craipps
and colic and internal neuralgia and
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33 and 50 cents, for sale by John Y
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Name the Newspaper.
Danville Star.
There is a newspaper la North Oar-
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nmn artvArfcliemaat. i709 ner wear far
V half column This is what would
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I ft ly'iV fin- - - -
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M CMtoria la ao well adapted to children that
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"The uae of 'Castoria Is so unlTeraal and
its merit so well known that It seems a work
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New York City.
Castoria cum Colic, Constipation,
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Without injurious medication.
"For several years I have recommenced
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125th Stm-t aud Tth Ave., New York City.
Ths Csutacii Company, 77 Mtorit Strbtt, New York Citt.
The Charlotte Observer says news
has reached Marlon of what seems to
be a horrible murder in Mitchell
county recently. The report received
says that on last Sunday Mrs Eng
lish, wife of Oliver English, disap
peared and her body was found in
Toe river by some bovs The report
says Mrs English's body was badly
bruised, her skull was broken in
places, and her face wounded. The
evidence before the coroner's jury of
inquest showed that Mr and Mrs
English were together late Sunday
evening and that neighbers heard
the woman scream shortly after dark.
EagUsh evidently has left as he was
tracked for several miles, and the
tracks corresponded in size and shape
with tracks known to have been
made by English.
Later reports from Mitchell confirm
the story of the mu der of Mrs Eng
lish, the hasband of the murdered
woman, is in jail at Bakers ville.
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When she wa-. a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When ana bad Children, she gave them Castoria,
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EWi
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IV been enlarged from four to eight pages,
and that while ths price remains at one cent
per copy, or t3 per year to mail subscribers,
each edition contains as much news and
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Th I'elegraphio Service of "The Morning
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Its Newsservice' i the counties is thor
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its Market fieports are full, complete and
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Its illustrated woman's page is a feature
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A verbatim report of the Sermon by Rev
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THE .H AK f
r OBSERVER.
A Democratic Paper, a paper devoted to
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VT ORSOLK AND CAROLINA R.k
oohdibsbd bohbdolb.
Dated August 9th, 1881.
South No?th
Bound Bound
Train. stations. Train.
No. 101. No. 100
a. M. P. M
19 609 L've Pinter's Point Arrive 6 25
1015 L've Drivers, Arrive 2 01
10 27 L've Suffolk Arrive 4 47
1102 L' Gates, Arrive 414
11 20 L've Tunis. Arrive 3 64
11.37 L've Ahoskev. Arrive 8 36
1162 L' Aulander, Arrive 8 21
12 31 L've Hobgood, Arrive 2 89
12 63 L'vf y Tarboro, Arrive 2 17
2120 Ar Rocky Mount, L've l&o
P. M. A. M
No 101 makes connection at Roccy Mount
with W W Train No 23 for all points
South, and No 78 train for all points North
1 M SbrpkIi. J R Kkbtlt,
fien'l Mna?9, Supt Triu
r MT Jl 1 ru'iPMl( i-r t
COPYFUGHTS.
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Patents taken tbrough Mnnn ft Co. recelre
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thus are brought widely before the public with,
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Building Edition, monthly, alio a year. Single
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DON'T PUT OFF
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VISITOR to a friend or
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Samuel Spencer, F. TV. llnlde
ketper and Kcuben Foster,Ile-celvers.
RICH. & D1N.J1ND N, C DIVISIONS,
Condensed Schedule.
In effect September 24, 19V3.
DAILT.
Hob Ho Ho
9 & 85 11 87
P. H. A. M
14 40 U 60
i4l 2 40
8 21 817
5 40 635 AM
6 05 6 60 .6 40
783 720 (64
2 3.S
4 30 1 00
5 2d 2 80
7.20 6 HO
SOUTH BO0BD.
Lv Richmond,
Lv Burkeviile,
Lv Keysville,
Ar Danville,
Lv Danville,
Ar Hreensboro,
Lv Qoldsboro,
Ar Kaieigh,
Lv Raleigh,
Lv Dnrbam,
Ar Uroensboro,
L" Wiusou'S.tlem, fti to
Lv ttreensboro, 7,33
Ar fcaiisbnry, U 10
Ar Statesvlli,
Ar Asbevllle.
Ar Hot Springs J
Lv SaliBb-try,!
Ar Charlotte,
Ar Spartanburg,
Ar (ireen ville,
Ar Atlanta,
Lv Charlotte,
Ar Colombia,
Ar Augusta,
9,17
1050
A M
1.10
165
6 20
p m ;
1185.
tAMj
510
.8 45
4 41
8 00 ,6 54
45 ,8 13
1103
P M
410
5 36
AM AM
t.50 ,8 13
1125 i9 35
P M
2 55 1137
P M
405 13 24
10115 4 55 -AM
9 35
P M
120
425
HORTHBOOND.r
Lv Angusta,
Lv Columbia,
Ar Charlotte,
Lv Atlanta,
Ar Charlotte,
Lv Charlotte,
Ar Salisbury,
Lv Hot Springs,
Lv Asheville,
Lv States ville,
Ar Salisbury,
Lv Salisbury,
Ar Greensboro,
.DAILY.
Nos No Ho ;
86&10 12 88
P M AM P M
500 ;ioo
915 14 80
A
2 20 8 10
P Ml
645 9 50 Jl 00
AM P M
2 30 7 45 814
2 40 S.8 35 8 24
4 10 U 03 9 37
12 41
2 3C
711
8 CO
415 1010 9 37
6 00 1140 10 49
A M
Ar V7inBton-Sa'iem,8 85 13 60
Lv Greensboro.i 780 12 01
Ar Durham, 9 2d 3 35
Ar Kaieigh, 1030 7 30
Lv Kaieigh, 1035,
P MJ
ArGoldsboro, 1210,
AM P M P It
Lv Greensboro, ;6 05 11 60 10 49
AM AM
Ar Danville, 7 40 130 13 07
Ar Keysville, 10 20 4 Oo 4 05
Ar Burkeviile, 1105 451 4 51
p m
Ar Richmond, 108 7 00 7 00
tDaily except Sunday.
S Berkley, J SB Thompson.
Supt, Supt,
Greensboro, N C. Richmond, Va.
W A Turk, Gen Pass Agt, Washing
ton, D C.
S H Hard wick, Asst Gen'l Pass Agt,
Atlanta, Ga.
WH Green. ,Sol Haas,
Gen Man'g'r, Traffic Man'g'r,
Washington, D O. Washington.D O.
Atlantic Coaet Line.
Wilmington Si Weldon Baiiroad and
Branob.es. Uoadeceed Siitaedule.
TRAINB GOING
Oated Jan. 4. No 28
1892. Daily.
SOUTH.
No 27 No 41
F'tm'l d'y, ex
Daily.
5 48pm
6 86pm
Le Weldon, 19 80pm
ArRockyMt, 140pm
lr Tarboro. 2 18pm
Ue Tarboro, 12 58pm 6 OOpju
Ar Wilson, 3 18pm 7 OOpnj
Le Wilson, t3 80pn
Ar Selma, 8 80pm
:r Pay'tvilie 530pm
le G'dKboro. 15pm
ijs Warsaw, 4 14pm
;e aittuolla, 4 S7pm
jr Wir.c'on, 500pm
Sund'y
6 40am
747am
8 Taa
740p
v uuam
10 00am
8 40pm lOUam
9 55pm 1145am
TRAINS GOIIiQ NOETH.
No4H No 78, No 40,
daily, d'y, ex
dully Sund'y.
Lv WU'gtoa. 3 10aro 9 15aiu 4 00pm
Lv M&gnolia, 3 8 10 57am 5 40pm
ue Warsaw, 11 Ham 555pm
irft'deboro, 4 88am 1205am 0 56pm
Le Fay'tvilJw, 9 10am
LvSelma, llOPem
ir WUsor, 1210pm
Lv Wilson, 5 14m 12 58pm 7 48pm
Ar Rocky Mt, 5 87 1 80pm 8 21pm
ir Tarboro, 6 30am2 18pm
Lv Tarboro, 12 58pm
Ar Weldon, 6 85am 3 55pm 9 85pm
Taily zeept Sunday.
JOHST F DiVIOTB,
Oeneral Superintendent.
J S KxzriiY, Sup't Trans.
T M Xmbrsoh, General Pass Agt.
C Ut'l J fc I i a.
Time Table No 15.
In effect December 19th, 1888. .
Going east. Schedule. Going west
ijNo 51 Pass trains No 50
Lve Stations Ar Lve
ai 8 80 Goldsboro 11 28 a m
117 4 SO tLa Grange 10 46 11 48
449 4 54 ; SLiastoa IJ Oi 1 1 H
4 18 8 48 New Bern , 8 87 8 4
8 S8 p MoretorvlOitw 4 g
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